GENERAL REFERENCE
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GENERAL REFERENCE
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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WEUS, FABGO & COMPAil,
EXCHANGE, BANKING
J^HTJD
ORGANIZED 1853.
CAPITAL, $6,350,000.
San Francisco,
Los Angeles,
Sacramento,
Salt Lake City,
Virginia City, Nev.,
New York,
Boston,
London,
Liverpool,
Paris,
Bremen,
Hamburg,
Havana,
Havre,
Rome,
PRINCIPAL AGENCIES, HOME AND FOREIGN :
N. E. corner Sansome and Halleck Streets
corner Main and Court Streets
. 46 and 43 Second Stree*
East Temple Street
69 and 71 South C Street
65 Broadway
244 Washington Street
61 King William Street
17 Water Street
- 7 Rue Scribe
Bremerhaven, Geestemunde
14 Holland Brook
42 Calle de Ygnacio
82 Rue d'Orleans
26 Piazza di Spagna
To all part8 of California, Arizona, Nevada, Vtali, Oregon, Washington and Idaho
Territories, British Columbia, Lower California and Mexican Ports,
Kew Yovlt, Atlantic States and Europe.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE AND TELEGRAPH TRANSFERS
On Ne^v Yorlt, Boston and Montreal, payable in the principal Cities of the United
States and Canada. Also Bills on London, Dublin and Paris. Letters of
Credit issued on our New Yorlt House, exchangeable for Circular
Letters, Payable in all parts of Europe.
COLLECTIONS AND COMMISSIONS:
Of all kinds executed, and General Express Business attendi^d to promptly in all
parts of the United States, Europe and Canada. Orders for Passage furnished
from Q.neensto'wn, London, Liverpool, Hamburg and Havre to
Ne*v York, Also from Neiiv York to San Francisco-
Overland or by Steamer.
LLOYD TEVIS, President.
J. B. HACCIN, Vice-President.
H. WADSWORTH, Treasurer.
JA!VIESjHERON, Secretary.
H. B. PARSONS, Ass't Secretary.
JNO. J. VALENTINE, CenT Sup't.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Liiloi aifl Sai Fraicisco M
Capital,
Reserve Fund,
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$5,000,000 Cold
Of illicit 83,000,000 is fully paid up,
$390,000 Cold
HEAD OFFICE, 22 OLD BEOAD STREET, LONDON.
FREDERICK RODEWALD, Louflon, Cliairniaii.
E. H. GREEN, Deputy Cliairmau.
HENRV GOSCHEX (of Pruliliiisr Si Gosclien), Loudon.
J. F. FLiEMMICH (of Fred. Hutli & Co.), Loiiilon,
JULIVS MAY (late of Sau Francisco), Fraukfort-ou-tlie-Mnin.
J. S. MORGAN (of J. S. Morgan <& Co.), London.
W. F. BABCOCK, San Francisco.
ROBERT RYRIE (of Arbuthnot , E^vart Si Co.), London.
BAROX H. de STERN, (of Stern Brothers), London.
RVDOLPH SILZBACH (of Sulzbach Brothers) , Fraiikfort-on-the-Main.
Manajfer, - - - R. D. PEEBLES.
LONDON BANKERS— Bank of England; London Joint Stock Bank.
San Francisco Branch, - - - 424 California Street.
ABTHITB SCRIVENER, inanairer. WILLIAM STEEL, AnBlatant Manager.
THOMAS LAYTON, Caaliier.
AGENTS AND COBRESFONDENTS :
New York Drexel, Morgan & Co.
Philadelphia, Drexel & Co.
Boston, Third National Bank.
Chicago, Union National Bank.
Paris, Drexel, Harjes & Co.
Berlin, Deutsche Bank.
Frankfort-on-the-Main, Gebruder Sulzbach.
And in all the other chief cities of the continents of Europe and America.
IRELAND, SCOTLAND,
PROVmCIAL BANK OF IRELAND. UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND.
CHINA AND EAST INDIES,
CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA, and
NATIONAL BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED.
JAPAN,
ORIENTAL BANK CORPORATION.
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND,
BANK OF NEW SOUTH WALES, UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA,
NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND. LIMITED.
This Bank is prepared to grant LETTER'S OF CREDIT, available in any part of the
world, and to tr.msact every description of BANKING AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
March 31, 1880.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. Vll
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The Nevada Bank
OF SAN FRAXCISCO,
Nevada Block, Corner Pine and Montgomery Streets.
CAPITAL PAID IN, GOLD, ■ ■ - $3,000,000
RESERVE, U. S. BONDS ' $3,500,000.
Board of JDireetors:
LOUIS McLANE, JAMES C. FLOOD,
President. Vice-Presldeiit.
JOHN W.MACKAY, J. L. FLOOD, JAMES G. FAIR.
n. "W". GrXjiEiisTisriz: ^ c^ssiiErEa.
ACTTXrrTF^ (62 Wall Street, New York
Avji^lNi^mo, " " " i Virginia City, Nevada
Issues Commercial and Travelers' Credits available in anj part of the
world. Makes transfers of mone}-^ by telegraph and cable,
and draws exchange at customary usances.
5:^ This Bank has special facilities for dealing in BULLION.
On the principal Cities throufirliont tlie UNITED STATES, EUROPE, JAPAN,
CHINA, and the EAST INDIES, the AUSTRALIAN COLONIES and
NEW ZEALAND, and on HONOLULU, Hawaii.
I «nH«n RonLo-o i THE UNION BANK OF LONDON
London Bankers, - - - - - j wessrs. smith, payne & smiths
Ka^ VnrL " \ ^ANK OF NEW YORK, N. B. A.
new TorK - - - . . I American exchange bank
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
lilli-iiliferRi
( Xj X 3VE X I* £3 33.)
London Office, 3 Angel Court.
San Francisco Office, - - 4:22 California Street.
Authorized Capital Stock" $6,000,000
Subscribed 3,000,000
Paid in 1,500,000
Surplus 225,000
Xl.ezs:x£k,ixx<:iex- saxlojeot to Ca.ll.
DIRECTORS IN IiOXDOX:
Hon. Hugh McCullough, E. H. Lushington,
Wm. F. Scholfield, Isaac Seligman,
CORRESPONDENTS AND AGENTS:
J. &W. SELIGMAN & CO.
MASSACHUSETTS NATIONAL BANK, - - - -
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK, .....
MERCHANTS' SAVINGS, LOAN AND TRUST CO.
BANK OF COMMERCE,
ESPY, HEIDELBACH &C0.
SELIGMAN, HELLMAN & CO.
MERCHANTS' BANK OF CANADA, ....
SELIGMAN FRERES &CIE.
SELIGMAN &STETTHEIMER, ....
GEBRUDER MEYER,
M. M. WARBURG & CO.
D. B. ADLER & CO.
OESTERREICHISCHE CREDIT ANSTALT,
BANQUE DE LA SUISSE ITALIENNE, ....
NIEDERSAECHSISCHE BANK.
SKANDINAVISKA KREDIT AKTIEBOLAG, ... -
Julius Sington,
Joseph Sebag.
NEW YORK.
BOSTON.
PHILADELPHIA.
CHICAGO.
ST. LOUIS.
CINCINNATI.
NEW ORLEANS.
CANADA.
PARIS.
FRANKFORT.
BERLIN.
HAMBURG.
COPENHAGEN.
VIENNA.
LOCARNO.
BREMEN.
STOCKHOLM.
china, japan and EAST INDIES i
Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London and China.
AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND t
Bank of Australasia, and Bremches.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE, COMMERCIAL and TRAVELERS' LETTERS OF CREDIT
laaued. Collection* niu<l<-, and Stocks, Bonds and Bullion Bought
and Sold on most favorable terms.
Managers in San Francisco:
FREDERICK F. LOW, IGNATZ STEINHART,
P. N. LILIENTHAL, Cashier.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. IX
THE BANKofBRITISH COLUMBIA
(INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER.)
Southeast corner Caliroriiia and Sansome Streets.
Paid up Capital, .... $1,800,000
With Power to Increase to $10,00U,000.
T^OX^IDOT^ OX^X^IOX:. 23 OOX1.3SrXZXXjXj.
CHAIRMAN:
ROBERT GILLESPIE, Esq., Director of the Bank of Montreal, London.
DEPUTY CHAIRMAN:
EDEN COLVILE, Esq., - - - Director of the Hudson's Bay Company.
COURT OF DIRECTORS IX LONDON:
JAMES ANDERSON, Esq. (Messrs. Anderson, Anderson & Co.)
H. D. HARRISON, Esq. (Bell, Harrison & Co., London.)
SIR JOHN ROSE, Bart., K. C. M. G. (Messrs. Morton, Rose & Co., London.)
HENRY EDWARD RANSOM, Esq.
General Manager, ----- HUGH HUGHES, Esq.
BRANCHES:
PORTLAND, OREGOlSr ;
Victoria and New Westminster, British. Columbia.
AGENTS:
NEW YORK and CHICAGO, Agency Bank of Montreal.
CANADA, Bank of Montreal.
MEXICO and SOUTH A3IEHICA, London Bank of Mexico and South America.
CHINA and JAPAN, Oriental Bank Coriioration and Chartered Bank of India,
Australia and China.
AUSTRALIA and NEW ZEALAND, Bank of Australasia, English, Scottish and Aug.
tralian Chartered Bank, Commercial Banking' Company of Sydney, and Bank
of New Zealand.
ENGLAND, National Provincial Bank of England, Bank of Liverpool, North and
South W^ales Bank.
SCOTLAND, British Linen Company Bank.
IRELAND, Bank of Ireland.
Deposits received on Current Account, subject to Check, or on Special Deposit.
Exchange sold in sums of £1 ani upwards on the Agencies of the Banlv of Ireland anl ths British Linen C!ompany.
E:cchange also sold on London, New Yorl? and Canada, and on Victoria, British Co.umhia, and Portland, Oregon.
Commercial Credits granted on Europe, China, Japan, South America, Australia and New /Zealand.
Discount Approved Paper, and make Advances on Collateral Securities.
Collect Bills, and transact a general Banking Business.
FREDERICK TOWNSEND, Manager.
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Union Insurance Co.
Of San Francisco.
(THE CALIFOENIA LLOYDS, EsIaisMil 1861.)
CAPITAL, FULLY PAID, IN GOLD COIN,
ASSETS, JAN. 1st, 1880, ■ - - -
- $750,000
$958,237.52
Fire and Marine Insurance.
PEINCIPAL OFFICE, NO. 416 CALIFOENIA STREET.
Fair Rates, Proipt Settlemeil of Losses, Solifl Security.
BOARD OF DIRECTORSi
J. Mora MoBB,
N. G. Kittle,
M. J. O'Connor,
B. 8. Floyd,
Mosee Heller,
Adam Orant,
Daniel Meyer.
A. £. Sabatie,
Charles Kohler.
E. L. Goldstein,
I. Lawrence Pool,
A. Weill.
Jos. BrandeuBtein,
Cbarlcs Baiini.
James Motfitt,
Isaac L. Reqiia.
Benjamin Biewster,
J. G. Kittle.
W. M. Hoag,
Nicholas Liinlug,
John Parrott,
J. Baum.
M. D. Sweeny,
Bartlett Doe,
Gustave Touchard,
J. H. Bairl.
Wullace Everson.
Geo. C. Hickox,
J. H. Freeman.
William Soholle,
John Conly,
I. Steinhart,
N. B. Stone,
J. O. Eldrldge,
A. B. Phipps,
GUSTAVE TOUCHARD, President. N. 6. KITTLE, Vice-President.
CHARLES D. HAVEN, Secretary.
GEORGE T. BOHEN, Surveyor. JAS. D. BAILEY, General Agent.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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Railway aid Namtion Company
DIRECT LINE TO
PORTLAND
AND
Replar Steaws to PortlaDi leavini SaD Francisco OTcrj Five Dajs.
Columbia, George W. Elder, City of Chester and Oregon
Connecting at Portland, Oregon, with Steamers and Railroads
and their Connecting Stage Lines, for all points in Oregon,
Washington and Idaho Territories, British
Columbia and Alaska.
J09~ This Company has the right of selling TBROT7QH TICKETS at Reduced Rates
over the Oregon Central and Oregon tc California Railroads in Oregon, and of furnishing
EMIGRANTS to Oregon \7ith Certificates entitling them to travel at Half Rates over
these Roads.
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K. VAN OTERENDORP, Agent,
210 BATTERY STREET.
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A. S. HAIiIiIDIXS,
Wire Rope Works aid Wire Mills
6 CALIFORNIA STREET.
IRON I STEEL WIRE ROPE
For Mining, Shipping and general purpoises, constantly on hand
or made to order.
IRON AND STEEL WIRE CORDS
Of all sizes. Braided and Twisted Picture Cord, gilt or silvered. All
kind of WIRE for all purposes. Galvanized Telegraph and
Telephone Wire, etc., etc. BARBED FENCE WIRE.
PATENT WIRE ROPEWAY (wire tramway),
for transportation of ores and other
material.
No. 6 CALIFORNIA STREET, - - - - SAN F.UNCISCO.
■0mk Wi
NO. 6 CALIFORNIA ST.. ■ - - SAN FRANCISCO.
MaoQlactnrers oi and Dealers m all IM ol
^"^K^SATIFLEi "XTV^OniS. ^^i»
ORNAMENTAL, FANCY AND PLAIN
Wire Guards, Steel Battery Screens, Brass Wire Cloth,
Wire Signs, Wire Cloth, all kinds, Wire Railings,
Wire Fenders, Fancy Garden Work, Foundry Riddles,
Coal and Sand Screens,
AND KVKKYTHIX<i IX WIKK VVOKK AND WIRE GOODS.
Brass and Copper Wire.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE. WO. 6 CALIFORIVIA ST.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. Xlll
Eighteen Years of active service. Nearly Four Million
Dollars Paid to Policy Holders.
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fireman's fund
Insurance Co.
OF CALIFORNIA.
Having agencies in all the principal cities and towns in the United States, through which
it is in receipt of a large annual income from Fire Premiums, without heavy
concentration of lines, at Home or abroad, thus enabling it to
r© WMTmQMi
The Fireman's Fund of California has been thoroughly tested in the greatest fires of
modern history. In the great Chicago Fire (1871) this Company sustained and honorably
paid a loss of over half a million dollars, and the next year, at Boston, paid $158,000,
in the great fire in that city. The Company paid $126,000 in the great Virginia City Fire
(1875). Its losses paid in the first seventeen years of its existence
Aggregate $3,940,056.86.
The Insurance Monitob (New York) for June 1877, says: " The Fibeman's Fund has, by its promptness
to pay Icsses, large and small, by the high character of its managerial talent, and by its fidelity to the best
principles of Underwriting, reached a commanding position among the Insurance Companies of the country.
With the public, its policies rank with those of the best English and Ameiican Companies.
MARINE AGENCIES in Portland, Oregon, and Honolulu, H. I. Applicants tor
Marine Insurance at otiier points may obtain information and rates throug^h the
Company's Local Ag^ents.
Home Office, 401 California St., San Francisco.
DAVID J. STAPLES, President. GEO. D. DORNIN, Secretary.
ALPHEUS BULL, Vice-President. WIM. J. DUTTON, Ass't Secretary.
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BAN FEANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Ciliiii.
Van Ness Ave,, bet. Hayes and Grove,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
This Institution, conducted by the Fathers of the Society of Jesus, \ras opened for the
reception of students on the loth of October, 1855. On the 30th of April, 1859, it was in-
corporated and empowered to confer degrees and academical honors in all the learned profes-
sions, and to exercise all the rights and privileges common to any other literary institution in
the United States. The design of this Institution is to give a thorough
Eilisb, Classical, Matbeiiiatical aid PMIosopbical
IT IS INTENDED FOR DAY SCHOLARS ONLY.
The Course of Studies embraces the Greek, liatin and English Languages, Poetrj', Rhet-
oric, Elocution, History, Geography, Arithmetic, Book-Keeping, Mathematics, Cliemistry,
Mental, Moral and Natural Philosophy. The study of the French and Spanish Languages,
Vocal Music and Practical Telegraphy is optional.
Besides the Classical, there is a Preparatory and Elementary Department for the younger
students. Its oV)ject is to qualify the pupil for the higher studies.
This Institution, provided with a full staff of Professors, presents considerable advanta-
ges for the mental and moral training of the students.
-A. co:^di»i:.EXE
HAS BEEN RECEIVED FROM PARIS.
The Laboratory contains over Two Hundred and Fifty PURE CHEMICALS, and aH that is ne-
cessary for the most complicated Manipulations and Analysis.
THE COLLEGE HAS, MOREOVER, A COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS.
The "St. Ignatius' College Orchestra, " and the two " Philhistorian Debating Societies,"
are established in the College for the improvement of the pupils and younger gentlemen of
good standing.
JOHN PINASCO, S, J., President.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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SAN FRANCISCO .DIRECTORY.
PACIFIC
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320 POST STREET,
Red Men's Building, opp. Uxiox Square, Sax FRASciseo.
lYils school is justly ranked by the public as the best Ck>inmercial College on the Pacific
Coast. It affords excellent facilities iit the following' courses of instruction :
TKc BUSINESS COURSE.
This is designed to prepare students for cot. verciai. and business purscits. It embraces
the following studies :
BOOK-KEEPING— BT BOTH sivolr axd dcublk estrt, as applied to all kinds of busincj,
such as Wholesale and Retail Merchandising. Fanning, Manufacturing, Mining, Brokerage and
Exchange, luipurting and Jobbing', Comnussiun, Railroading, Banking, Etc.
COMMERCIAL. CALCULATIONS— Embracing the most rapid and abbreviated methods of
calculation in Percentage, Profit and Loss, Commission, Interest and Discount, Domestic and
Foreign Exchange, General Average, Equation of Payments, interest Accounts, Averaging
Accounts, Partnership Settlements, etc.
PENMANSHIP— Including careful instruction in the finger, muscular, whole-arm and
combined movements, as applied to plain business writing, ledger headings, jtc.
CORRESPONDENCE — Embracmg instruction in composition of business letters, use of
capitals, rules of punctuation, folding, addressing, etc.
BUSINESS FORMS— Such as Notes, Drafts, Bills of Exchange, AccounU Current, Account
Sales, Articles of Co-partnership, Deeds. Leases, etc
ACTUAL BUSINESS PRACTICE— In \\Tiolesale and Retail Merchandising, Importing and
Jobbing, Commission and Forwarding, Banking, etc., etc.
COMMERCIAL LAW — Relating to Negotiable Paper, Contracts, Partnerships, etc.
BUSINESS CUSTOMS aso HABITS— Lectures and practical instruction on the habitudes
and customs of business, etc.
LECTURES AND ORAL INSTRUCTION— On Commercial Geography, Political Economy,
and General Busiuess subjects.
RATE3 OK TUITION— Payable In advance.
SCHOLARSHIP for the full Business Course as above explaiued, time unlimited. • • f 70
Three Months,
Oue Mouth,
Day Sessions,
PARTIAL
$50 I
20
COURSE.
Three Months, Evening Sessions, . -
Oue Mouth, " " • -
$35
10
ACADEMICAL COURSE.
This dei»artment is designed for Iraparting to persons of any age thorough tnstniction in the ordi-
nary English branches, such as Spelling, KeaJiug. Writing, Arithniotic, Grammar, Composition,
Letter Writing, History, etc., and the general Matheumticul braiichi-s. such as higher Aritbmc tic,
AJgebra, Geometry, Mcustiration. Surveying, Civil Engineering, Navigation, etc.
Rates of Tuition: One Mouth, ■iYl; Three Mouths, $30.
COMBINED COURSE.
It is frequently desirable for students pursuing the regular Busineci Coiune to combine with It
Spelling and English Grammar, or some other studies of the Academical Course. Whsre the
studies of the two courses are combined, the charge i>er term of six mouths, payable in advance,
SPECIAL BRANCHES.
Persona desiring to study only some particiUar l^ranch, as Cusiries.s or Ornamental Penmanship,
Arlthmetfc, etc.. can eater the Cullego fur such branch upon very reasonable terms.
TELEGRAPHIC DEPARTMENT.
The course In \M% department includes everything that will make students proficient In tha Art of
Telegraphy — soui ' i.r operating, settiiig-uo of instnaneiius. niauagemeut of batteries, use of
switches and gro .to. The fjcilities are sucU as will enable ladies and gentLmeu to learu
Telegraphy, pract. . l thoroughly, in the shortest possible tiuie.
Kalis of Tuition: Three months, i!25; Six months, $40.
Student* of the Coimucrcial or Academical Departments will be charged the following rates:
Three months, $15 ; Six months, )^.
»0 VACATIONS. I!A7 AKI ETIKISa SESSIONS I)7BI^} TBS EITTISE 7EA3.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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Tlie Hibemia Savinfs d Loan Society.
Office
IXCORPORATGD 18th April, 1859.
N. E. Corner Montgomery and Market Streets
The objects for which this Association Is formed are, that by Its operations the depotltors thereof may be
enabled to find a
Secure and Profitable Investnient for Small Savings,
And borrowers may have an opportunity of obtaining from It the use of a moderate capital, on giving
good and sufficient security for the use of the same.
OFFICERS^.
Pbesident M. D. SWEENY
V1CE-PBE8IDENT C. D. O'SULLIVAN
Treasurer.... EDWARD MARTIN
Attorney RICHARD TOBIN
Any person can become a depositor of this Society on paving an entrance fee of TWO DOLLARS,
and subscribing to the By-Laws.
Deposits can be made ot any sum, from ONE DOI<IiAR to any amount. Iioans made
on security of Real Estate ^vitliin the city and county.
SACRED HEART COLLEGE.
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TERMS.— Preparatory Department, per quarter, In advance, ^ and Se ; Intermediate Department, per quarter, in
advance, 88 and 310; Commercial Department, per quarter, in advance, SlO and 3l5; Collegiate Department, per quarter.
In advance, 815 and 32O; Piano and Organ, $15; Violin, Flute, Guitar nud Clarionet, 812; Drawing, SlO; Banking Depart-
ment, 82.50: Telegraphy and Phonography. $10. Lunch may be had at the College at an additional charge of 81O per
quarter. No extra charge for the study of the French, German and Spanish languages. For further particulars apply to
BBO. OBNEBERN, Director,
Comer of Eddy and Larkin SU.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
B
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OFFICE, 532 CALIFORNIA ST.
Gor-xxerr of x/veToTo, - - Sa.zx X*x>ct.xxolsoo, Oa.1.
Guarantee Capital and Reserve Fund, paid in $454,209.17
Amount Deposits held $9,958,343.74
T>II^ECTOI^S,
JAMB $ DeFREBIKRY, President; ALBERT SIILLER, Vice-President; C. ADOLPHE
LOW, CHARLES BAUM, ERWIN J. CRANE, WASHINGTON BARTLETT,
CHARLES PACE, DANIEL E. MARTIN, ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, Sen.
Cashier and Secretary,
LOVELIi WHITE
Surveyor
Accountant
. . . JOHN ARCHBALD. Auditor THEODORE LOESSEL
J. A. LANGSTROTH. Attorney HENRY C. CAMPBELL
THE
Gmai SaiiuJ M SicMf.
No. 526 California St.
OfHce Hours from 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Extra Hours on Saturdays fron 7 to 8 P. M.
for receivings of Deposits only.
Loans lade on Real Estate and otter collateral Securities, at cnrrent rates ol interest.
L. GOTTIG President
F. ROEDING Vice-President and Cashier
GEORGE LETTE Secretary
ADVERTISING DEPAETMENT. XIX
Bank of British North America
ESTABLISHED IN 1836. Incorporated by Royal Charter.
PAID UP CAPITAL £1,000,000.
HEAD OFFICE, - - - CLEMENT'S LANE, LONDON, ENGLAND.
San Francisco Ageney,
Mo, 9M SMME&MB STBBET,
Commercial Credits Issued.
For use in Europe, China, Japan, the East Indies, South America and Australia.
Demand and Time Bills of Exchange, payable in London and elsewhere, bought and
sold at current rates ; also Telegraph Transfers.
Demand Drafts on Scotland and Ireland ; also on Canada, New York, British Columbia
and Oregon, and on the Chartered Mercantile Bank at Hong Kong, Shanghai and Yokohama.
Bills collected and other Banking Business transacted.
A. McKINLAY, Agent.
BANKING HOUSE
OZP
LAZARD FR]^RES
305 Sansome St., San Francisco.
liOXDON OFFICE, . . Liazard Bros. & Co., - - 60 Old Broad Street, E.C.
PARIS OFFICE, ... Lazard Frerea «& Cie, - - 10 Rne Ste CecUe.
NEW YORK OFFICE, - Lazaid Freres, - - _ 65 Pine Street.
PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDENTS:
LONDON Union Bank of London. DUBLIN The Munster Bank (limited).
FRANKFORT, A. M . . . Gebriider Schuster. ROME Ant. Cerasi.
HAMBURG Ferdinand Jacobson. GENEVA A. Cheneviere & Co.
BERLIN Wm. Rosenheim k Co. BASLE Les fils d'Isaac Dreyfus.
BAYONNE J. Gommes & Cie.
VIENNA Societe I. & R. Autrichienne de credit pour le Commerce et I'lndustrie.
AMSTERDAM Amsterdamsche Bank.
SHANGHAI, BOMBAY, CALCUTTA Agency of the Comptoir d'Escompte de Paris.
YOKOHOMA and HONGKONG Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China.
H-IB 0:BI"V7'IS33.
EXCHANGE BOUGHT AND SOLD, and LETTERS OF CREDIT granted, available In the United States.
Europe, China, Japan and India. Commercial paper discounted, advances made on
approved collaterals, and a general banking business transacted.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
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2 1 2 Battery Street, - - - San Francisco,
ROBERT RODGERS & CO., Liverpool,
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Agents Sea Insurance Company
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208 California Street,
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OFFICE IN NEW YORK, 42 CEDAR ST.
Liberal -A.d.vancefe made on Consignmeiits,
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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Apnts for tlie Tang-Tze Insnrance Association, Skamliae, anl Nortl
CMna Insurance Comany, and
HONaKONa LINE OF SAILING PACKETS.
J. Antonio Salazab. )
Rafael Gallegos. )
Eduabdo Montealegbe.
f J. M. MONTEALEGBE, JB.
( MAiruEL Monte ALEQBE.
MONTEALEGRE & CO.
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XXll SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Agency, - - - - No. 319 California Street, S. F.
Kotlce l8 hereby given that arrangements have been entered Into between the
ROVAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COBIFANIT
AND THE
For the forwarding of treasure to the Bank of England and to the Dank of France, and
Hamburg, by the steamships of the two Companies, under through bills of lading, for
delivery at destination by the Packets of the Royal Mall Steam Packet Co.
The following Steamships of the R. M. S. P. Co. leaTe Asplnwall for the West Indies
and Southampton, caUIng at Cherbourg, France, to land paesengerg, on the 6th and 22nd
of each month.
B£GISTEBED TONNAGE. HOBSE POWEB.
^^^A. 3,805 60'» Captain I. T. Moir,
^OX 3,805 600 «« R. Woodward.
MEDWAY 3,687 600 '♦ R. Revltt.
MOSELJLE 3,a5a eO") " C. Taylor.
ND^ a,994 600 " a. Bruce.
RETURN TICKET.", available for twelve months. Issued at a reduction of 25 per cent.
.«• H *^*'?P"'?,y.."'*? dispatches an E.xtra Steamer from Asplnwall on the 2.3d of each month, for Bremen, which
affords great facilities to shippers of cargo for Bremen and Hamburg.
_ Through First Class tickets are Issued from San Francisco to Plymouth, Cherbourg and Southampton, at $200 U. S.
For further particulars, etc., apply to the Company's Agent,
First Premium Awarded wherever Exiiibited. Fair of Mechanics' Institute, 1865-8. State Fair, 1868-
[ESTABLISHED 1856.]
Steam Coffee and Spice Mills
CHARLES BERNARD,
MANTTFACTTTBEB AND DEAI.EB IN
ALWAYS ON HAND
Roast and Ground Coflee and tSpices of all kinds,
— ALSO —
SALARATUS, CREAM OF TARTAR, CARBONATE OF
SODA AND BAKING POWDER.
No. 707 and 709 Sansome Street,
Corner of Gold, bet. Jackson and Pacific. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
ADVERTISING DEPABTMENT.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
H. M. NEWHALL.
G. PALACHE.
H. M. NEWHALL & CO.
Salesroom, Fire-Proof Brick,
309,311 and 313 Sansome St.
REGULAR SALE DAYS:
MONDAY AND THURSDAY— Catalogue Sale of Boots, Shoes, Cloth-
ing-, Hardware, Fancy Goods, Etc.
WEDNESDAY— Catalogue Sale of Dry Goods, Silks, Embroideries,
French Goods, Etc.
CASH ADVANCES ON MERCHANDISE FOR SALE.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
SEUI SMETE Ai LEAD CO,
Office 416 Montgomery St., - - San Francisco.
FEllMlIil SSlfiS¥t i-cij^©iimt©mi©mte
BASE BULLION, LEAD AND SILVER ORES PURCHASED
-•GOLD AND SILVER BARS TAKEN FOR REFINING.*-
Also Manufacturers of
LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, SHOT, BABBIT METAL,
H. B. IJNDERHIIili , Jr., Secretary.
A. J. RALSTOX, President.
F.M.TRU WORTHY,
MANUFACTURER OF
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(Corner Commercial.)
STENCIL BRUSHES, INKS AND CUPS.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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J hsif iBii 6t.
OF CALIFORNIA.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in Cash,
$200,000.00
IDII^ECJTOI^s
W. W. DODGE, of W. W. Dodge & Co., Merchants.
8ELDEN S. WRIGHT, Attorney at Law.
FRANK EASTMAN, Printer.
CLAXJS SPRECKELS, President Cal. Sugar Refinery.
C. TURNER, of Bay City Soda Works.
A. W. JEE, Merchant.
PETER DEAN, Capitalist.
JOHN H. WISE, of Christy & Wise, Merchants.
C. J. DEERING. Merchant.
LEVI STEVENS, of Stevens, Baker & Co., Merchants.
CHARLES MAIN, of Main & Winchester, Merchants.
GEORGE L. BRADLEY, Capitalist.
A. Y. TRASK, Alarine Surveyor.
A. BOCQUERAZ, Shea, Bocqueraz& McKee, Merch'ts.
A. RIDER.
W. L. ELLIOTT, U. S. A.
E. M. ROOT, of Root & Sanderson, Merchants.
D. H. HASKELL, C. P. R. R.
L. CUNNINGHAM.
H. B. UNDEBHILL, S. P. B. R.
ROB'T McKEE.Shea, Bocqueraz & McKee, Merchants.
H. J.MeMUBRAY.
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CHAS. A. LATON. Secretary.
Francisco, No. 405 California Street.
JOHN H. WJSE, President.
13^ ROYAL OF LIVERPOOL'^
ESTABL.IS>Hi:i> 1845.
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NORWICH UNION
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ANB LANCASHIRE
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Combined Assets and Capita', $28,000,000.00
Losses paid here immeiliately on ailjiistineiit, in U. S. GOLD COIN.
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General Agents,
4SO C-A-LIFORlSriA. STREET.
XXVI SAN FRANCISCO DIBECTORY.
MARINE AND FIRE
The California Insurance Co.
OFFICE NO. 318 CALIFORNIA ST.,
One door East from Sansome, SAN FRANCISCO, CAI*
CAPITAL PAID UP (IN GOLD), - - - - . $300,000
ASSETS, 560,704
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C. T. HOPKINS, President. L. L. BROMWELL, Vice-President.
Z. CROWELL, Secretary. E. T. BARNES, Assistant Sec'y.
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OF HAMBURG.
CAPITAL, - - - - $1,125,000
GEO. MARCUS & CO., Agents,
804 CALIFORNIA STREET, SAN FRANCISCO
ITirXSlMCH c£ GO.
Iqorters, l\\]pi iii hmim Mercliaiits,
Brittan's Building, 109 CALIFORNIA ST., San Francisco, Cal.
Agents Moodyville Sawmill Co. (limited) Burrard Inlet, B. C.
REPRESENTED liY '
ANDREW WELCH <fc CO., . - _ 10 Tower Chambers, Liverpool, Eng,
WELCH, RITHET & CO., . . . ^ . . Victoria, BrltUh Columbian
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. XXVll
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liorters i CiBioi MercMits
-AGENTS FOR-
NORTH GERMAN FIRE INSURANCE CO. - - n OF HAMBURG
NEW YORK UNDERWRITERS' AGENCY ... OF NEW YORK
DANUBE IMPERIAL ROYAL PRIVILEGED AUSTRIAN INSURANCE CO.
(Marine Branch) - OF VIENNA
HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET CO. - WEST INDIA LINE
OFFICE
209 Sansome St., . . . San Francisco.
Hdvetia Swiss Tiro ImrancsCompaiij
OF ST- G^^%.LL.
CAPITAL, $2,000,000
Losses Promptly Paid in U.S. Gold Coin.
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(COMBINED.)
^ BELOISE. HELVETIA. SWITZERLAND.
CAPITAL, $4,000,000
1^" These three Companies are hable jointly and severally for all Losses that may be sustained. '^Q
Office, 2S5 SanBonie Street, (Fireman"* Fund BalldlniTt)
SAN FRANCISCO.
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SAN FKANCISCO DIRECTORY.
(INCORPORATED 1799.)
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Insurance Company
Of Providence, R. I.
CASH CAPITAL, -
ASSETS, January 1st, 1880,
$400,000.00
- $664,823.02
J. H- IDE -^J^OHi-F, I>I?,ESIIDE1STT.
Haitai-Iagfleliiiri Fire Iiisiiraiice Coipafly
ASSETS Home Office, Jan. 1, 1880, - - - - $917,221.95
DEPOSIT in the State of New York, and in the
hands of Trustees for the protection of Policy-
holders in the United States - - - $449,539.40
All RlMkn accepted b.v (hl» Company are participnted in b.v three of the larirent German
Fire Insurance C'onipanieH. renreiicntinK an asirreKate Capital
and MurpluH of 64,000,000 narlcH, or
8 1 6,000,000
U. S. Gold Coin
(MARINE DEPARTMENT.)
IWX.^^GrX3X3:]BX7Z1.0.
ASSETS, January I, 1879,
81,717,971.71
GUTTE & FRANK, General Agents,
80T CALIFORNIA STREET, --_-.-. SAN FRANCISCO
All Losses promptly paid here in U. S. GOLD COIN, as soon as claims are adjusted.
ADVERTISING DEPAETMENT.
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PHILADELPHIA
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Corner Second and Folsom Streets,
The Amount of Beer Sold during the year 1879, was 45,034 Barrels !
I take, the present opportunity of thanking my Friends and Customers for the liberal
support heretofore extended to the
PHILADELPHIA BREWERY
And notify them that I have added to my establishment
By which I hope, through the greatly increased facilities now possessed
by me, to furnish, as usual, a
Superior Article of Lager Beer
That shall not only equal that preyiouslg furnished by me, but convince them that I ajn
determined to merit their continued patronage and support.
JOHN WIELAND.
XXX SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
H. L. DODGE. L. H. SWEENEY. J. B. BTJOOIiES.
DODGE, SWEENEY & CO.
Importers, Wholesale Provision Dealers
AND —
Nos. 114 and 1 16 Market St., and I I and 13 California St.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Sole agents for Libby, McNeill & Llbby's Cooked Corned Beef, Pig's Feet and Tongues. H. M. Dupee's Chicago Hams.
P. O. BOX 1242.
J. B. WOOSTEB. C. P. HUBBELL. D. D. SHATTUCK.
wooster, hubbell & co.
Commission Merchants,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
PROVISIOIVS, BUTTER, CHEESE, ETC., ETC.
Nos. 317 and 319 Front St., 310, 312 and 314 Commercial St., • • SAN FRANCISCO.
P. O. BOX 2203.
FEANCISCO DANEBI. HENEY CASANOVA.
— DEALEBS IN —
Wines, Liquors andGroceries,
NO. 504 FRONT STREET,
Between Jackson and "Washington, San Francisco.
A. D. 8TABB. A. "W. STAKE. A. BANNISTEE.
STARR <& CO.
Proprietors STARR MILLS, Valiejo,
Shipping and Commission Merchants
16 CALIFORNIA ST., SAN FRANCISCO,
20 Bruns-wick Buildings, Liverpool
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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115 Pine street, - - - -•
Sole Agent lor tlie Pacific Coast lor
DUPONT'S CANNON, fflDSKET, BLASTING, MININIxIl SPORTING
San Francisco.
BAGLB SAFETY FUSE
NEVER FAILING BRANDS OF FUSE
Viz : Triple Tape, Double Tape, Single Tape ; Cement No. 2, Cement No. 1 ;
Hemp, TVaterproof and Submarine.
H^INCHESTER REPEATING ARMS GO'S
SPORTING RIFLES, CARBINES AND MUSKETS
Ifletnlllc Cartridges, both Central and Rim Fire, for all kinds of Rifles and Pistols. Brass and Paper
Sliotsrun SItellN, Unloading Tools, Primers and parts of arms.
ATKINS MA8SET.
N. YUNG
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UNDERTAKERS
651 Sacramento Street,
First house below Kearny,
SAN TEANOISOO, OAL.
BARSTOW'S AND OTHER METALLIC CASKETS
Always on hand. Everything in our line ^xrill be furnished on the
most liberal terms.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
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WINI-MILLS iNS HOESE-FOIRS,
For all purposes, such as Pumping Water for Irrigation. Watering Stock. Chopping Feed. Churn-
ing, Sawing Wood. Running Machinery for Manufacturing, Mechanical or other purposes.
THE ECONOMY.
Tlie Simplicity and Perfection of tliese Slacliines
is tlie result of 30 years' experience
in California.
K7- Wind-MiUs, Borse-Pcwers and Pump* of all kinds Repaired promptly. -8»
ADVERTISING DEPAETMENT.
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i-ioneer ana largest manufacturer In this line on the Patinc Coa^t, and we sav, without the U-ast f<-ar of succoRcfi
tradlction^that for BEAITY, SI3II»1,ICITY, CO>VE>IEXCK. OIKABILITY and ECOK4
are the
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ECOJiOMY,
MTrfH4VT^.«.Tvu^Ta-?-^^ ¥*?.?**,!?****'*• '^^'^ '"'^■« receive.] all the FJIi.ST I'M£MJUMS awarded by the
f,;^^^?;^..,. ifli?-^JJ *- ^5 *•' '^''' ^^y' ^ *""■ ''"'^' f'^'' ^^^ P"*"' t*" years, and every time previous when we exhibited
in competition with OtherB. for Whlrh we hnvp nnr TUnlr.maa tn shnnr
the»e Machlnew
1 competition with others, for which we have our Diplomas to show.
Dice aid Factory, No. 9 Beale St., near Market.
W- 1- TUSTIN.
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SAN FBANCISCO DIRECTORY.
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H. H. BODWELL, -
- Proprietor.
(SucvcHSOr to AT^VOOD A BOI>WEIiI<,)
211 and 213 Mission Street,
San Francisco, Cal,
Excelsior, Stover, ai Excelsior ImproTeil WiM-Mills.
Little Giant, Excelsior am Farmers' Horse-Powers.
Wind.lVlill Pumps, Water Tanks, Etc.
N. B.— Noiseless Deep Well Pumps a specialty. We are the largest manufacturers
of the above machinery on the Pacillc Coast, havltg made It a specialty for many years.
Send for Price List and Circulars.
EXCELSIOR
'Wind-Mill.
LITTLE GIANT (Two Horses.)
DIXON & BERNSTEIN,
Show Case Maiufactueers
SAN FRANCISCO.
N. B. — The above Cut represents our ne-w style Metal Comer
Case.
ADVERTISING DEPAETMENT.
XXXY
MYERS' KOUMISS
The Great Russian Alimentary Remedy for Consumption, Bronchitis,
Dyspepsia, Diabetes, Chlorosis, Anemia and other
Debilitating and Nervous Diseases.
^^^ ^B^ ^^ "^^ ^^M" '5^M' ^S ^1 3E=K jm^ -mLM t
MAKUFACTVKER OF
No. 610 Guerrero Street, San Francisco.
• MYERS' HOUmiSiS Is the article that has obtained such great reputation throughout this coast, and Is
recommended and used by Alil. liEADIXG PH\"S1CIA]VIS. Always order a CHAMPAOUTE TAP for
each patient, as the bottles CAJTNOT BE OPENED WITUOUT OKE.
PINTS, delirered in the city (bottles returned) per doz. $3 00
QUARTS, " " " " 6 00
PINTS, packed and shipped to the country " 3 50
QVARTS, " " " " 7 00
Champagne Taps of the best style always on hand from $1 00 to 5 00
Orders accompanied with the cash promptly filled. Send tor treatise. Address
B. S. COGGESHALL, P. 0. Box 2293, or 610 Guerrero Street, San Francisco
N. B.— Be-n-are of Impositions. None Oennine bnt IHyers' Koumiss.
And Myers' Horizontal and Spherical Penstock,
AND AIil4 MILL GEARING SPECIALLY ADAPTED TO OUR WHEELS,
Flour, Saivj and Q,uartz Mill
Furnishing Goods.
The oslt Water Wheel receiving
Three First-Class Premiums at the Cen-
TENViAL. A large stock of all sizes of wheels
always on hand. Extra sizes furnished at
short notice.
Prices Less vm. Eastern and Frelslit.
SEND FOR MY NE"W IlililTSTRATED
W^heel Book for IS'TQ and 1S80
No agency without my authority. All infringers of my rights
■will be dealt -with according to la-w. Address
217 FREMONT STREET, - ----- OR P. O. BOX 2293
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Patented Apeil 1, 1873.
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SAN FKANCISCO DIRECTORY.
IRA P. KANKIN.
A. P. BKAYTON.
PACIFIC IRON WORKS,
First and Fremont Sts., between Mission and Howard, San Francisco, Cai.
ESTABLISHED IN 1860.
RANKIN, BRAYTON & CO.
MANDFACTDBEB8 OF
ENGINES and BOILERS, Marine and Stationary, PUMPING, HOISTING and MINING Machinery,
including Batteries, Amalgamating Pans and Settlers, Concentrators, Ore
Feeders, Crushing Rolls and Rock Breakers.
Also, WATER JACKKT SME1.TI1VG FURNACES, for Reducing: Lead, Silver and Cop-
per Ores; Q,ulcksllvcr Furnaces; Retorts and Condensers} ROASTING and
CHLORODIZIXG FURNACES; Suffar MUl Macliinery; Propeller
and Steamboat Eng^lnes, Water Wheels, etc., all of the
latest and most approved construction.
Ag:ents for the Allen Encfiue Governor, Bailey Air Compressor, Ho^rell's Improved
White Furnace, Wlieeler Ore Breaker, Walker's Compound Steam
Pumps, etc. ; Bruckner Cylinder Furnaces.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
XXXVU
FultoE Foundry and Iron Works
HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES.
(Snccessors to HincMey & Co., and McAIee, Spiers & Co. )
OFFICE:
WORKS:
213 FREMONT STREET, above Howard
FREMONT AND HOWARD STREETS
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■ MANITFACTUBEBS OF
STATIONARY AND MARINE
ENGINES AND BOILERS
SUGAR MACHINERY,
Mining, Mill and Pumping Machinery, and all kinds of Iron Work
and Castings.
PACIFIC ROLLIiC MILL COMPAM
CAPITAL STOCK, $1,000,000.
Established for the manufacture of Railroad and Merchant Iron, Eolled Girders, and
every variety of Rolled and Hammered Shafting, Railroad Supplies, Forgings of all kinds,
Horse Shoe Shapes, Machine and Bridge Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Boiler Rivets, Harrow
Teeth, etc., etc.
Office : 16 First Street, San Francisco, Cal.
Orders addressed to PACIFIC ROIiI,I9r« mil^I. CO., P. O. Box 2038, will have Imme-
diate attention.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SCRAP IRON.
President, -
General Manager,
Wm. Atvord. Superintendent,
L. B. Benchley. Secretary, •
Patricl( Noble.
Charles M. Keeney.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIEECTORY.
GOLDEN STATE AND MINERS'
IRON WORKS
WALES L. PALMER, Pres't.
MANUFACTURE
I. W. KNOX, Sec'y.
Castings and Machinery
or all kinds, at greatly Reduced Rates.
STEVENSON'S PATENT MOULL-BOARD AMALGAMATORS,:
:GOLDEN STATE SUCTION AND PRESSURE BLOWERS.
Nos. 237 to 257 First St., San Francisco.
CORNER FREMONT AND NATOMA STREETS.
AGENT FOR THE WASHINGTON GAS AND WATER PIPE CO., BOSTON.
MANUFACTUBER OF •
CHURCH BELLS.I
FARM BELLS,
STEAMBOAT BELLS,
BELLS AND QONOS,
BRASS OASTINOS OF ALL
KINDS,
FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS,
HOSE COUPLING?,
ENGINEERS' FINDINGS
OF ALL KINDS.
BABBITT METAL,
W]ATER GAUGES ANlD
SCOTCH GLASS TUBES
FOR STEAM BOILERS,
STEAM GAUGES,
MAGNETIC GAUGES,
STEAM COCKS AND
VALVES OF ALL DES-
CRIPTIONS,
STEAM TVHISTLES.
Hydraulic Pipt-a and Nozzleg for Sllnlni; Purposes. Iron Pipe ivith Fitting^s,
GARRATT'8 IMPROVED JOURNAL METAL.
MannfUctnrer of Hooker's Celebrated Steam and Double Acting Pumps
ADVERTISING DEPAETMENT.
XXXIX
California Brass and Bell Foundry
125 PIEST ST.,
Opposite Minna. SAN FRANCISCO
WEED&KINGWELL
AGENTS FOR
Eureka Lubricator
BRASS COMPOSITION,
ZBVC AND BABBITT METAl,
CASTINGS.
l^"Bras6 Ship Work of all kinds, Spikes,
Sheathiug Nails, Rudder Braces, Hinges,
etc. Also, Church and Steamboat Bells
and Gougs.
Steam, Liquor, Water, Oil and Flange
Cocks and Valves made and repaired.
Hydraulic Pipes and Nozzles, and Hose
Couplings and Connections.
JOHN R.SIMS
IRON SHUTTERS & GIRDERS
bkidgeVork
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PLm&ORNAMEMaL
IRON WORK
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Stoop&AeraRailiTig
iURGUR-PROOF BANK VAULTS & SAFES
Nos. 123 and 125 BEALE ST., SAN FRANCISCO.
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IB 1=1.0 "WIS I_.I_."S
Patent Chimneys
•AND
Axe tlie only Cliiiuneys where Band« and Fllllngr can be used to make a Smoke and
Air-Tight Joint, and with Iron Rod»« or Strapped to the Building.
The U. S. Circuit Court has granted me a perpetual injunction against L. E.. Clawson
and Jos. S. Brown. All persons are cautioned against using any improvement in Sectional
Chimneys patented by me.
Browell'n Patent Chimneys can be placed In any part of the honse, or attached to the ont<<1de of any
building, with perfect safety.
They are now in use in the best bnildings of San Francisco and Oakland, and have been highly approved and
recommended by the Board of SupervisorB, and by the leading architects of the State.
They are made of Fire Clay, without brick or mortar. >'o decay to them, no danger, no repairing, no dirt, no
trouble, perfect ventilation, and are cheap, light, and portable ; are Fire and Earthquake proof.
ALL SIZES, FOR SALE.
State and County Rishtit for Sale In every State and Territory, except California.
Apply by letter or In person to the Patentee,
3". :on.o-w^
OoxiLtir^totoz* a^xici IBxxilciez"
442 JACKSON ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
And laOO BROADWAY, -__------ OAKL.AND
FOR FULL DESCRIPTION SEE CIRCULARS.
THOMAS PE.^JDERGA.ST. JAMES I'ENHERGA.ST.
PENDERCAST, SMITH & CO.
MANUTACTCBEBa OF
IRON CASTINGS AND MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS
Bole Manufacturers of O. 'W. VHilte's Patent Rotary Furnace and Dryer, for
redaolng Oold, Silver and Quicksilver Ores.
217 Fremont Street, - - Bet. Howard and Folsom
SAN rH.\NCISCO, CAL.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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HEiCE OKE FEEili
Awarded First Premiums at 10th and 12th Industrial Fairs of the Mechanics' Institute.
Cor. Freioiit and Mission Sts., San Francisco,
PATENT ORE CONCENTRATORS
BATTERY ORE FEEDERS, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, MACfflNISTS' TOOLS,
Quartz and Saw Mill Machinery,
Dealer in all kinds of Machinery. Steam Engine Governors.
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SAN FEANCISCO DIRECTORY.
J. W. Shaeffer & Co.
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Constantly on hand, a Large and Complete Assortment of
MANILA CORDAGE
Whale Line, Bale Rope, Tarred Manila Rope, Etc.
MANUFACTURED FROM
Sisal Rope, all Sizes.
Office at TUBBS & CO., 61 I and 613 Front St.
MANUFACTORY AT THE POTRERO.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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A. M. JEWELL.
C. A. HOOPER.
G.W. HOOPER.
H. I JEIEII I CO.
MANTFACTTJEEBS OP
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FACTORY AND OFFICE:
Berry Street, iDetTV^eeii Th.ird. and. Fourth
SEND FOR CATALOGUE OF MOULDINGS AND BRACKETS.
Steel Peis
THE MOST POPULAR PENS IN USE. FOR SALE BY ALL STATIONERS
Leadingr Namberg: 048, 14, 130, 333, ICl.
The Esterbrook Steel Pen Co.
WOEKS, OAMDEH, W. J. IVE^V YOItK.
INDIA RICE MILL,
VOMNEM MISSION A WD FREMONT STS,
IS-AJX^" lPZ1^^^3>a'OZSOC>.
WM. M. GREXSNWOOD,
Proprietor,
Xliv SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
HATS AND HAT MATERIAL
Wfe®l©sal© ami Setailj
653 AND 655 MARKET ST., SAN FRANCISCO.
J. C. MEUSSDORFFER &.SON
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
Hatter's Plushes,
And everything requisite for the {Manufacture of Hats,
J. C. Meussdorffer'a thirty year's experience in San Francisco, and extensive connec-
tions in Europe and the East, enables us to be in constant receipt of the choicest qualities
and latest styles.
Our stock is the largest and most select, and our facilities superior to any other house
on this Coast.
Dealers who buy on short time, or for cash, will find it greatly to their advantage to
favor us with a call at
MS ^MB @SS MmsmEW Btbeet^
SAN FRANCISCO.
Agents for the Pacific Coast of
R. DUNLAP & GO'S CELEBRATED HATS
ADVERTISmG DEPARTMENT. xlv
J. BLOOM. E. KOHNSTAMM. J. STRAUS.
STRAUS, KOHNSTAMM &, CO.
(Sac«ea«orB to HEIiBIDTO & STRAUS,)
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
P
China and Glassware, Catlery, Lamps, Chandeliers, Silver-Plated
and Britannia Ware, Looking Glasses, Majolica Yases, Etc.
102 and 104 Battery Street, corner Pine St.,
''1577**'^ SA.1V FK.A1VC1SCO.
TABER, MARKER & CO.
OMLT IMPORTERS OF THE CELEBRATED
"I.X.L." "P.T.& Co." " Harp "and "Railroad"
Brands of Japan Teas,
Nos. 108 and 110 CAL.IFORIIfIA STREET, - . SAN FRANCISCO.
LETTERS TO US BY MAIL SHOULD HAVE P. 0. BOX 519 ON THE ENVELOPE.
A. S. ROSENBAUM & CO.
IMPOKTEBS OF FIXE "RATVAISA.
Cigars, Tobacco, Etc
AM Sale Agents for YarDrongli's Toliacco anil tlie CeleDrated Peacl Cake Navy ToDacco,
S. E. COR. CALIFORNIA AND BATTERY STREETS, SAN FRANCISCO.
No. 163 Water Street, New Tork.
ROTHSCHILD & EHRENPFOET,
Wholesale Candy Manufacturers,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NUTS, ETC.,
408 CliAY STREET, bet. Sansome and Rattery, SAN FRANCISCO.
STEAM CANDY FACTORY, 408 CLAY STREET.
Xlvi SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
mmnL®m^ffi ©ilffiffip Si®p®i
Retail Dealer in the Finest Brands
HAVANA CIGARS,
MEERSCHAUM PIPES, ETC.
Junction of MARKET and POST Streets, and Southeast Corner FIFTH and MARKET Streets.
GEO. M. WOOD & CO.
Dfis»rs,Eipffirs,Plate Friers, Die Slers, SM Cite
AND DEALERS IN PINE STATIONERY,
And Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In Stencil Tools and Stock, Key Check Dies, and Stock & Lyon's Head Seal
Presses, Copper Plate Ink, Card Plates, Stencil Alphabets, and Figures, and a splendid assortment of
superior hand-plated Door Plates, constantly on hand and for sale cheap.
120 POST STREET, above the White House, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
TO ORDEB.— Cards elegantly Printed, Written and Engraved. Fine Stencil Name Plates cut in Boman, German
Text, Old English ; also engraved In Writing Style. Steel Name Stamps, Brass Electrotype and Bubber Stamps, Burn-
ing Brands , Balsed Brass Work, etc., etc.
ENQRAVED W^EDDINQ AND VISITING CARDS A SPECIALTY.
T7VHn?ES ^FLOSt.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
HARDWOOD LUMBER,
Cabinet Woods and Veneers,
WAGON STOCK, PLOW BEAMS and HANDLES
Nos. 13 and 15 MAIN STEEET,
Opposite Old Stand, ..... Near Market.
MURRAY MCKINNIE,
Architectural and Ornamental
V/o o D Carve r .
IRON, ZINC AND COMPOSITION ORNAMENTS.
Southwest cor. Mission and Fremont Sts., - - SAN FRANCISCO.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. xlvii
JOHN TIlJBLRTTilMlM,
Gold ^ Silver Plater
No. 623 SACRAMENTO STREET^
Between Montgomery and Kearny, - - - SAN FRANCISCO.
Mannfactnrer »iid Importer of Coaeli and Carriage Hardware, I<anipM, etc. Hl good
assortiuent of Carriage Iiaiups and Candles constantly on hand. Particular attention
paid to the repairing of Carriage Iiainps. Name Plates made at short notice. A good
assortment of ]>oor Plates and Nnmbers on hand.
N.B.— Orders from the Country promptly attended to.
429 Montj^omery St., - SAN FRANCISCO.
lustraments made to order. Repaired and Carerally Adjusted.
-i>-^cinc-
Class Staining, Cutting, Emksing anl Designing Works
19 FREMONT STREET, - - SAN FRANCISCD.
Glass-Cutting, Staining, Embossing and Designing in all its brandies. Bending of
Glass a Specialty.
FBANCISCO DANEEI. HENEY CASANOVA.
— DEALEBS IN —
Wines, Liquors andGroceries,
Nos. 37 and 39 CALIFORNIA STREET,
Xlviii SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
WATERHOUSE & LESTER,
IJIPORTERS OF
Wagon Lmkr £ Carriage Finigs
SARVEN PATENT WHEELS.
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE PACIFIC COAST FOR
Clark's Adjustable Carriage Umbrellas, New Haven Patent
Adjustable Tops, and Whitney Side Bar Spring.
AGENTS FOR
Peters' Pal. AJjostable Leatlier Dashes, Rosenberg Si Sons' Standard Carriage Varnishes
PIANO BODY It'ITII tVIIITNKY AiPRINCSS
ALSO MA,NUFACTURERS OF
WHEELS,BODIES AND GEARINGS
Qiir Factory is located at Sacramento, where the climate is much
more favorable for manufacturing than at San Francisco. We guar-
antee our work to be first-class. WOOD HUB WHEELS our SPEC-
IALTY.
29 and 31 Fremont St., San Francisco,
708 and 710 J ST., SACRAMENTO.
NEW YORK OFFICE, - • 121 and 1S3 FRONT STREET
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. xlix
The Black DiamosdCoal i&ing Go.
STEAm AND HOrSE COALS BY THE CARGO, AND TO
SHIPS AND DEAIiEBS.
OFFICE, ... S. E. CORNER SPEAR AND FOLSOM
P. B. CORNWALL, Fresident.
f/H^....sii i
^ ^p«i^^S ^Sy ^'^^
CHIEF ENSINEER SPRING VALLEY WATER WORKS,
OFFICE, . - . - . 516 CALIFORNIA STREET
3RESIIDE1JTCE : 0-A.K:ijA.2SriD-
WASHING AMMONIA,
The Cheapest and Best Article for Softening Hard Water, Removing
Grease from Clothing, etc.
COKE-CHEAPEST FUEL!
For Sale at the Gas Works and all Coal Yards. Also COAI< TAR.
^lESiramr ^^ /a\ ^^]]g^
^JlgJE^jm Ji
ORGAN BUILDER
MANTJFACTCBEB AKD BEPAIBEB OF ALL KISOB OF
€MWB€m MM® wMmEi&m @m&MMB.
JSff'All orders to the above address will receive prompt attention.,,^!
SAN FBANCISCO DIRECTOBY.
On hand and
No. 322 MAIN STREET,
Made to Order.
Between Folsom and Harrison
JAS. LINFOBTH.
W. A. KICE.
E. W. LINFOBTH.
Mi^@mia,, SI®® & ®@
(P.O. Box 2080.)
401 MARKET ST, cor. Fremont, SAN FRANCISCO.
AgentH for BLACK DIAMOXD Files and Horse Rasps; BL.Vl»rYER MFG. CO'S Chnrcli
and Scbool Bells ; Fire Alarm Bella, Farm Bells, etc. ; BAR IRON and STEEL. ;
COVl. and CABI.E CHAINS; AGRICUI^TURAI. TOOLS,
Forks, Hoes, Rakes, Scythes, Snaths, etc
NEWBAUER & CO.
MANTJFACTUREBS OP
Mi)tt@f @ltta® Mat®l'
Our Matches are Sure, and Warranted to ^vithstand Dampness of every CUmate, and
be food for any length oi time.
Factory, POTRERO. Office, 217 SACRAIWENTO STREET.
GEO. M. WETHERBEE'S
AND BEE HIVE MANUFACTORY,
KORBEL BROS.* MILLS, Cor. FIFTH AND BRYANT STREETS,
ADVERTI8INQ DEPARTMENT.
li
WM. SMITH,
lUANVFACTVRER OP
No. 3.
I=>^^TEiJNrT
TTITATER CLOSETS
No. 1.
21 Montgomery Avenue,
SAN FRANCISCO.
lii
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
ESTABLISHED IN 1852.
ARMES & DALLAM,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
Brooms, Clothes Wringers,
Brushes, Wrapping Paper,
Baskets, Feather Dusters,
Matches, Pishing Tackle,
Twines, Axe Handles,
Cordage, Paper Bags,
Stationery, Demijohns,
ETC.
ETO.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
HALL & WAGNER'S BLEACHING SOAP,
''NO BRAND" PARLOR MATCHES,
COTTON WEBBING FOR FISH NETS,
JAPANESE PAPER OIL CLOTH,
DAVIS' PATENT BUILDING PAPERS.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Chums, Pails, Tubs, Washboards, Sieves, Barrel Covers, Butter Moulds, Zegs,
Well Buckets, Towel Rollers, Potato Mashers, Rolling Pins,
Step Ladders, Pastry Boards, Nest Boxes, Flour
Pails, Brooms, Broom Handles, Etc., Etc.
11§ mild ll¥ ]PM#MV SVUBB'
SAN FRANCISCO.
ADVEBTI8ING DEPARTMENT.
m
PHffiNIX IRON WORKS,
Nos. IS and 20 Fremont St., near Market, San Francisco, Cal.
ALL KLNDS OF
FiiilNi iii MACHINE WOi^,
Prison Cells and Eridge Work,
Wrought Iron Girders and Beams,
FIRE AND BURGIiAR.PROOF SAFES,
BANK VAULTS AND BANI LOCKS,
WROUGHT IRON DOORS I SHUTTERS
AIL KINDS or
House- Smith. "Worli,
DRY AIR COMPRESSORS FOR STEAM OR WATER POWER,
STEAM ENGINES AND HORSE-POWERS
Made to Order.
ESTIMATES GIVEN FOB ALL KINDS OF MACHINERY.
JONATHAN KITTKEDG-E, Proprietor.
THE DR. BLY ARTIFICIAL LIMBS
without
Lateral Motion.
-MANTFACTtrKED BY-
MENZO SPRING,
No. 9 Geary Street,
JUNCTION OF MARKET AND KEARNY.
Where he will continue the manufacture of the " Anatomical " and the
best of other flrst-clasB Artificial Legs ; also repairs
Artificial Limbs of all kinds.
Universal
Ankle Motion
ARTIFICIAI. ARBIS OF THE BEST KINDS AT EASTERN PRICES.
Descriptive Circulars, Blanks for taking Measurements, with instructions and Price List, free on application, as above.
TEUBNER ^ HOFFMANN,
M4^
ENTIRE NE'W STYLE OF
?)
532 CALIFORNIA STREET,
Between Kearny and Montgomery Streets, (Basement), .... SAN FRANCISCO.
MAGIC SHO-W CASE DOOR SPRINGS.
A large assortment of Silver, White Metal and Wood Show Cases, of the latest Improved patterns, constantly on hand.
Old Show Cases taken In exchange. Orders by mall promptly attended to.
liv
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
OF o-A-XiI:FOI^I^^IJ^.
GEO. A. MOORE, President. W. R. CLUNESS, Vice-Pres't and Medical Director
E, B. MOTT, Jr., Secretary.
R. C. CLARK,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
SAMUEL LAVENSON, EDW, CADWALADER.
DIRECTORS:
ROBERT SHERWOOD Capitalist, San Francisco.
SAMUEL LAVENSON Merchant, Sacramento.
J. H. CARROLL Merchant, Sacramento.
J. F. HOUGHTON President Hume Mutual Fire Ins. Co., San Francisco.
R. C. CLARE Superior Judge, Sacramento.
EDW. CADWALADER Insurance and Real Estate, Sacramento.
GEO. A. MOORE Insurance. Sacramento.
L. S. ADAMS Merchant, San Francisco.
D. W. EARL Forwarding and Commission Merchant, San FganciBCO.
M. BRYTE Dairyman, San Francisco.
W. B. CLUNESS Physician, Sacramento.
0HA8. N. FOX Attorney at Law, San Francisco.
£. E. ALSIP Insurance and Real Estate, Sacramento.
The business of The Pacific Mutual for 1879 was fully up to the general standard,
and equal to the anticipations of its friends. It paid all maturing liabilities promptlj', and
increased its gi-oss surplus $32,651.20; its receipts for premiums were $316,774.26; its
interest receipts were $76,090.82; and from other sources it received $1,625.07, making a
total income for the year of $394,490.15. The total amount paid during the year for death
losses was $70,788.39, and for matured endowments, $132,778.42.
With December 31st, 1879, the Company closed its eleventh year, and in so doing
affords thk only instance on becobd in which a life insurance company in the eleventh
year of its existence was enabled to pay its death losses from interest receipts; not only was
this done, but in addition thereto a considerable surplus remained.
SOMETHING NEW AND ADAPTED TO THE TIMES
lO-^^'ST'
A. t e
'1 A<ZX.
A MAXIMUM OF INSURANCE AT A MINIMUM OF COST.
The Deposit Endowment Policy, combining in a remarkable degree the elements of
Protection and Investment, at one rate of premium, is by far the best endowment
proposition ever submitted to the public.
ASK OR SEND FOR EXPLANATORY CIRCULAR.
Our Mutual Investment Policy contains a guarantee of cash dividends, cash surrender
value, and paid up Insurance.
OFFICE, 512 CALIFORNIA. STREET.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
Iv
THOMSON A ZSVANS,
I 10 and I 12 Beale Street,
BUILDERS OF ALL KINDS OF
MACHINERY
STEAM ENGINES— Stationary or Marine, High or Low
Pressure, or Compound, Vertical or Horizontal.
Mining Pumps, Hoisting Works, Safety Cages,
Air Compressors ; Quartz Mills, Dry or Wet
Cmsliing ; Improved Self-Oiling, Chilled
Car Wheels and Axles, with
protected Journals.
SAW MILL MACHINERY,
Slaffii, PiUeys, Haiers, Pillow Blocb, etc, TriiclL Axle Boies M Nits
All Sizes of Standard G-as and Tube Flanges always on hand.
SUCTION HOSE MADE TO ORDER.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR MACHINERY FURNISHED.
STEAM PUMPS
FOR ALL PURPOSES.
DOUBLE-ACTING OEEP ILL
STEAM PUMPS.
For Artesian Wells and
Mines.
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Ivi
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
O. T^^E^SJ^lVL.A^^a;
ESTABIilSHED 1863.
Office and Works, KING STREET, near foot of Fourth, San Francisco.
2I»nnfacturerii of all kinds of «BEEK and BliAC'K OIiASSt^VABi:.
and lettered bottle* furniMlied at Hliort notice.
All kinds of Plain
C. KTEW^MABf'S I.lIPROVE» EIiASTIC
DEailJOHIV, (PateiiteilJanuary 26th, 1875.) By re-
ferring to the engraving, In the foreground will be seen a
bottle partially covered; a represents the glass, 6 the tule
reed, and c the wicker-work. It will be seen that the
bottle Is first covered with the tule reed— a soft elastic
substance— forming a cushion, on which the rattan is
•woven. By this moans the bottle is doubly protected,
and made doubly valuable from its Immunity from break-
age. Its advantages are so many and obvious, that It
needs no argument to prove Its merits. Those who use
demijohns wlU see at once the superiority It possesses
over all other covered bottles.
IMPROVED BOX DEMIJOHN.
(Patented March 30th, 1875.)
These boxed demijohns are the simplest, best and cheap-
est in the market. They are neat In appearance, compact,
and securely packed, and are always ready for shipment by
any conveyance, without danger of breakage. They will
save 50 per cent, in freight. The demijohn in the box
being glass, cannot destroy the flavor of the liquid, and
consequently should take the place of wooden kegs for all
purposes.
THE GROOVE RING FRUIT JAR.
PORCELAIN LINED.
This Jar has been extensively used In the East for sev-
eral vears.and from Its simplicity of construction, cheap-
ness'and reliability, has become one of the most popular
]ai8 now In use.
PATtiNTit
\, UOW 30'-
1353
GENERAL REFERENCE DEPARTMENT
SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC^^MOT^-*-"^^'®
CIVIC CENTER
SffFElirciSCO DIRECTORY
For the Year commencing April, 1880,
EMBRACING A
GENERAL DIEECTORY OF RESIDENTS
AND A
BUSINESS DIRECTORY;
ALSO
A DIRECTORY OF STREETS, PUBLIC OFFICES, ETC.
AND A RELIABLE MAP OF THE CITY.
TOGETHEB WITH
era of the Municipal Oovernment, Societies and other Organizations, and
a great variety of Useful and Statistioal Information,
EXHIBITING AT A GLANCE
THE PAST HISTORY AND PRESENT CONDITION OF THE CITY.
TWENTY-FIEST YEAR OP PUBLICATION.
COMPILED BT
THE DIRECTORY PUBLISHING CO,
Publication Office: No. 518 CLAY STREET.
PRICE FIVE DOLLARS.
GENERAinfEFERENCE
SAN FRANCISCO:
1880.
Entered accordlDg to Act of Congresg, in the Tear 1880, tj' Painter & Co., In the office of the
Librarian of CongregB, at 'Washington, D. C.
J.C.
I
Maniifacturers and Importers of
HATS AID HAT MATEIIALS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
6S3 gtud 6SS ivlstrl^et St.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
PREFATORY.
The number of references contained in the present volume of the San Francisco Directory,
including the Register of Names from page 77 to page 967 and Supplementary Names from
page 69 to page 76 is one hundred and nine thousand five hundred and forty, being a small
increase of the number contained in the Directory of 1879. It has been customary in former
volumes to give an estimate of the population, based on the number of names obtained by the
Directory canvassers, but the near approach of the time when the Federal Census will be
taken makes an estimate this year unnecessary. It may be stated, however, that a comparison
of the number of names published in the volume of 1879 with that of 1880 will show but little
change in the aggregate population since our last issue, notwithstanding the decrease during
the past year of the Chinese element, which is estimated by good authorities to be about seven
thousand.
The statement prepared for the State Controller by direction of the Board of Supervisors,
giving an exhibit of financial affairs on October 6th, 1879, places the value of real estate
at $123,114,905; improvements, $43,314,940; personal property, $50,959,491. Total,
$217,389,336.
The funded debt of the city June 30th, 1879, was $4,018,500; deducting the sinking fund
on hand, $1,016,433.99, leaves the net funded debt $3,002,066.01. The rate of taxation was:
City and County, $1.37 ; State, $0.62^. Total $1.99^. The Auditor's report gives the amount
of demands audited during the fiscal year ending June 30th, 1879, $5,103,398.65.
In the General Review will be found much valuable information in regard to Trade and
Commerce, City and County Finances, Registration of Votes, Real Estate, Public Buildings,
Hotels, Theaters, Public Parks, Water Front and Harbor Improvements, Water Supply,
Public Schools, Colleges, Public Libraries, Manufactures, Banking, Insurance, Health of the
City, Hospitals, etc.; also, a resume of the operations of the different Steam and Street
Railroads and Steamship Lines, together with other data well calculated to make the volume
a valuable book of reference in future years. But the most interesting features of this
department are valuable contributions on the Meteorology and Climate of San Francisco from
1851 to 1880, by Henry Gibbons, M.D.
The Appendix contains a variety of valuable information connected with the different
departments of the Municipal Government and the officers thereof. There will be also found
in this department of the work a large number of references to the different organizations in
this city, embracing lists of the Federal, State and Municipal officers, notices of local Societies
and Associations, Churches, Military Organizations, Incorporations, etc. Attention is invited
to a new and corrected Map of the City and County of San Francisco, which for reliability
and beauty of execution has never been equaled on this coast, and a Street Directory, including
the official system of numbering the buildings, thoroughly revised, and carefully compared
with each street and locality named therein.
The compiler respectfully tenders his thanks to Gen. James Coey, Postmaster of this city,
for his courteous assistance during the progress of this work through the press. By his
kindness, several thousand notices of new arrivals, removals, etc. , received at the Post Office,
have been incorporated with the returns of the regular canvass. He would also express his
acknowledgments for many favors extended by the different public officers, and other gentlemen
who have been applied to for information, and to his numerous friends for their liberal
patronage to the work.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
PAGE.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ADVERTISERS 5
PROGRESS OF THE CITY 7
Historical Review 7
Trade and Commerce 9
City and Countv Finances 10
Tax Collector's Report. 10
Treasurer's Report 11
Auditor's Report 11
Superintendent of Streets Report 11
Registration of Votes 11
Real Estate 12
Public Buildings 14
Custom House 14
United States Mint and coinage, 1879 _ 14
United States Sub-Treasury 14
United States Appraiser's Building « 16
Post-office and its operations, 1379 15
United States Marine Hospital 15
New City Hall 16
Industrial School 17
Honse of Correction 18
Hotels 18
Theaters 19
Street Itailroads 20
Steam Railroads 23
Steamship Lines 25
Ferries and Bay Steamers 26
Water Front and Harbor Improvements 27
Water Supply 27
Public Squares and Gardens 28
Public Schools 30
Colleges and Private Schools 34
Libraries 36
Health of the City 38
Hospitals 39
Manufactures 41
Banliing and Finance 42
Insurance 42
METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS 43
STREET Dl RECTI )HT 46
BUILDINGS, BLOCKS, ETC 66
Public Buildings, Halls 66
Blocks, Rows, M harveg _ 67
Places of Aniusenient 67
Proniln(;nt I'laces _ 67
KEY TO PUBLIC OFFICES 68
Federal 68
State 68
Cltv and Countv 68
CITY ORDINANCE— Hack and Cab Fares 68
ADDITIONAL NAMES, REMOVALS, ETC 69
REGISTER OF NAMES 77
CHINESE DIRECTi >RY 968
BUSINESS DIRECTORY 971
Banks 977
Consuls 1000
Expresses 1006
Incorporated ('ompanles 1028
Insurance Compauies 1025
Mining ('ompanles 1044
Newspapers 1060
PerlodlcalH 1050
Packets Sailing...., .1053
RallroadK 1061
■Stage Lines 1068
Steamboats Bay and River 1069
Steamship Lines 1069
Telegraph Lines 1074
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT .....108:1
Board of Supervisors 1083
Board of Education 1083
Cltv and Cduntv Officers 1084
ELECTION DISTRICTS 1086
Congressional 1086
Senatorial and Assembly 1086
Cltv and Countv 1087
POLICE DEPARTMENT 1087
FIRE ALARM AND POLICE TELEGRAPH 1087
FIRE DEPARTMENT 1089
Ofllcerg and Organization 1089
PAGE.
Expenditures. 1089
Location of Apparatus 1089
FIRE PATROL 1090
FEDERAL OFFICERS 1090
Army 1090
Coast and Geodetic Survey 1090
Internal Revenue 1090
Light House Department 1090
Custom House 1091
United States Treasury 1092
United States Mint 1092
Surveyor-General 1093
Post-offlce 1093
STATE OFFICERS 1095
Executive Department 1095
Board Railroad Commissioners 1095
Board Equalization 1095
Board Education 1096
Board Health 1095
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute 1096
State insane .\sylum8 1096
State Prison 1095
STATE APPOINTEES 1095
Harbor Commissioners ~ 1095
NoUrles Public 1095
Pilots 1095
Port Wardens 1095
COURTS 1095
United States Circuit 1095
United S:ates District 1096
Supreme Court of California 1096
Superior 1096
Justices' 1096
Police 1096
CHURCHES 1096
Baptist 1096
Congregational 1097
Episcopal 1098
Evangelical Lutheran 1101
Hebrew 1102
Methodist 1102
Presbyterian 1104
Roman Catholic 1106
Swedenborglan „ 1108
Unitarian i _ 1108
Universallst 1109
Mariners 1109
Reformed Episcopal 1109
Second Advent Chrl.stlan H09
Seventh Day Adventlsts 1109
Disciples of Christ 1109
Independent Ik-rman iio»
Reorganized Cluirch of Latter Day Saints 1109
Christian Brethren 1109
Russian 1109
Friends' Meeting llio
Spiritualists Union .„ niO
ASSOCIATIONS AND SiK'IETIKS. 1110
Religious 1110
Benevolent , mi
Masonic Fraternity 1122
I. (). of Odd Fellows 1124
Temperance 1125
I'rotcctlve 1127
Lltcrarv. Historical, etc 1131
Social 1134
MILITARY 11.T8
United States Army ii38
National Guard of ('allfornia 1138
Govenior's Staff. ILW
Division Stall. 1138
Brigade Start. 1139
First Regiment Infantry n39
Second Regiment Infantry 1139
Third Regiment Infantry 1139
First Bottallon Cavalry 1140
First California Guard 1140
Independent Companies 1140
CEMETKRIES 1140
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT front of vol. and 1141
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ADVERTISERS.
PAGE.
Adams A. P„ 997
iEtna Iron Works. xl
Allen Wm. K. & Co 1013,1059
American Saw Co 10ft4
Anglo-Callfornlan Bank vlii
Armes & Dallam Ill and 987
Austin B. C. & Co 1075
Baldwin Hotel 1145 and back cover
BalzerHy. A Co xxvll
Bandmann, Nielsen <fe Co 1041, 1059
Bank British Columbia Ix
Bank British North America xix
Bancroft A. L. & Co 106
Barnard's Business College 998
Barr J. D 1076
Bay City Oyster Co 116
Belllnghnm Bay Coal Co xllx
Bernard Charles xxil
Black Diamond Coal Mining Co xlix
Bodwell H. H xxxlv, and 1060
Boesch Emile 1028
Bonney 0 1081
Booker W. Lane.. ..xxli and front cover
Bragg Bobert 1
Browell J xl
Brown Charles 1147
Buchanan & Lyall 993, 1075
Bumham J. W. & Co 991, 1013
California Brass Foundry xxxlx
California Electrical Works. 979, 1007
i2) 1048, 1049, 1051, 1067, 1074, lOSl
California Insurance Co x.kvI
California Medical College xv
California Pottery 1142
California Wire Works xll
Capp C. S. & Co 1062
Central Gardens Ass'n il
Chamberlain & Robinson,
xvi, and back of cover
Clark George W.,
reg. of names, bottom lines
Clark N 1065
Clark Truman S. & Co 1026
Coggeshall B. S. xxxv
Collins T 981
Commercial Insurance Co xxv
Connelly James & Co 1013
Continental Oil and Transportation
Co.. 1052, and reg. of names, fop
lines
Cook H. N 975. 979, 1022
Cook & Ellis 979
Cope <fc Davis 986
Cornwall P. B xllx
Danerl F. &Co xlvli
Day Thomas, 1013, 1059 and front cover
Degen h. P 979
Dennlston E. G 1067
Dickson, De Wolf & Co 1142
Dixon & Bernstein,
xxxlv, and reg. of names, side lines
Doane & Co back of cover
Dodge, Sweeney & Co xxx and 278
Duncan George & Co 972
Dunham.Carrigan & Co 1020
Egerton Henry C 1048, 1068
Enterprise Mill 1003
Eppsteln & Co 986
Esterbrook Steel Pen Co xlll
PAGE.
Falkner, Bell 4 Co xxv
Figel Joseph front cover
Filippe T. B 1073
Firemans Fund Ins. Co.,
xlil and front cover
Fisher J. H 1049
Foard Lorentz 1066
Frankenthal & Co „ 1002
Friedhofer Paul 1022, 1145
Fuhrman A. M 352
Fulton Foundry xxxvU
Gannon Peter T xlvl
GaiTattW. T xxxvlll
German Savings and Loan Soc xvlil
Getleson & Landis 1029
Gilbert & Moore (2) 1013
Gladding, McBean <fe Co 1065
Golden State and Miners' Iron Works
xxxvlll
Goldsmith W. E. <feSon 1008
Gordon James E. <fe Co.,
lOa), and reg. of names, top lines
Gray M reg. of names, side lines
Gray N. & Co 1144
Greenebaum & Co 1041
Greenwood W. M xlill
Gruenhagen C. H 1081
Gundlach J. &Co.,
1049, and reg. of names, bottom lines
Gutte & Frank xxvlll
Hallidie A. S xll
Hamburg-Magdeburg Fire Ins. Co.,
xxvili
Heald's Business College 998
Hebb A. Y 65
Helvetia Swiss Fire Ins. Co xxvll
Hendy Joshua xll
Henmann C 1021
Heynemann & Co 1006
Hibernia Savings and Loan Soc xvll
Hicks D. & Co.,
reg. of names, side lines
Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes xxxvl!
Hopper S. E 1014
Huhn & Luckhardt 972
Huntington, Hopkins <& Co 1020
Hurley D. J 1144
Imperial Fire Ic8..xxil and front cover
India Rice Mill xUtl
Jacoby Lonls xxvHI
Jesse & Drew 1144
Jewell A. M. & Co xlill
Johnston William D 972
Kallenberg Theo 1038
King of Wm. C. James & Co.,
1021, and 1058
KIttredge Jonathan. liil
Knowles George B 1039
Kohler & Frohllng front cover
Kroger F. & Co 1067
Kuner A 1145
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Lazard FrSres xlx
Linard B. R 1035
Linforth, Ric<» & Co I
Liverpool and London and Globe
Ins. Co 1141
London Assurance Corporation,
xxli, and front cover
London and S. F. Bank vl
Low C. Adolphe & Co xx
Loweree William H 1055
Lundy T Ill
Macdonald D. A. & Co 1003
Macdonough J., reg. of names, top lines
Mackintosh & Bacon 986
Macondrav & Co xxl
Madison & Burke 1062
Mallon John xlvtl
Martell John xlvU
Marye Geo. T. & Son 986
Massey & Yung xxxl
Mathewson S. B. & Co 591
Mayer Joseph xllx
McGuIre Arthur 1068
McKinnle Murrav ..xlvl
McNally & Hawkins 1013 and 1059
Mel George 1141
Metropolitan Match Factory 1
Meussdorffer J. C <fc Son, xllv, 1021.
back of title and bottom edge or
book
Meyers Adolph 1049
Montague W. W. & Co.,
1004, 1026, 1039, 1061, 1070, (3) 1075
Montealegre J. G 651
Montealegre & Cb xxl
Morrison Jonas J.,
reg. of names, top lines
Muller C reg. of names, bottom lines
Myers A xxxv
Myers' Koumiss xxxv
Neustadter Bros. 1066
Nevada Bank of S. F vll
Nevada Metallurgical Works 972
Neville & Co. (2) 974. 976, 989, 1001,
10.52, lOM, (2) 1064, 1075, 1076, 1078
Newbouer <Sr Co 1
Newhall H. M. & Co xxlll
Newman C Ivl and back of cover
Nichols A. C. & Co 1029
Northern Assuronce Co.,
xxil, and front cover
Oregon Railway and Navigation Co...xt
Orrlck 0. S 1053
Pacific Business College
xvl, 998, and back of cover
Pacific Iron Works xxxvl
Pacific Mall SS. Co W
Pacific Mutual Life, llv and front cover
Pacific Plating Works 1067
Pacific Rolling Mill Co xxxvll
Pacific Wire Works ..352
PasqualeB 1010
Pfennlger John 1028
Phelps & Miller 730
Philadelphia Brewerv xxlx
Phcenix Iron Works 1111
Pioneer Carpet Beating Machine 991
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Qaeen Insnrance Co.,
xxll, and front cover
Rankin. Brayton <& Co xxxvl
Richards A Snow 1059
RIeger P. & Co 1010
RIeman & Tuttle back of title
Roach John _ xlvll
Robbing F. A 1038
Rodgers, Meyer A Co xx
Rosenbaum A. 8. & Co xlv
Rothschild & Ehrenpfort xlv
Roj'al Mall Steam Packet Co xxll
Ruffino L. J. & Co 1039
Sacred Heart College xvU
Sadler & Co.,
987, 1009, 1051, 1058, 1065, and 1069
San Francisco and Pacific Glass
Works Ivl, and back of cover
SanFranclscoCordaeeManufactory.xlll
San Francisco Gas Light Co xUi
San Francisco Laundry,
reg. of names, bottom lines
San Francisco Plating Works 1067
San Francifico Savings Union xvlll
San Francisco Wire Works 1081
Schmidt M. & Co 984, 1035
Schmolz William 1143
Scotchler & GIbbs 1064
PAQE.
Schnssler H xllx
Seattle Coal and Transportation Co..814
Selby Smelting and Lead Co xxlv
Shaeffer J. W. & Co xlll
Shepman W. E 1067
Shippers' Guide 65
Shreve George C. & Co.
1003, 1027, 1067, 1079
Sims John R xxxlx
Sklnker John xxxl
Smith William 11
Spauldlng J. & Co 991
Spence A. S. & Co.,
76, 590. 1009, 1146, front edge of book
Spring Menzo llll
St. Ignatius' College xlv
Standard Soap Co 967
Starr & Co xxx
Steele James G. & Co 1005
Stevens W. E 1142
Strahle Jacob & Co 590
Straus, Kohnstamm <fe Co xlv
Syz Harry W xxvU
Taber, HarkerA Co xlv
Taylors. P. & Co 1054,1055
Teubner & Hoffmann llll
Thompson George C 1067
Thomson <fe Evans Iv
Transatlantic Fire Insurance Co...xxv
Truworthy F. M xxlv
Trumbull R. J. & Co front cover
Tustin W. I xxxll, xxxlll
PAOE.
Union Insurance Co i
Union Soda Works 1067
Van Oterendorp K xl
Waterhouse & Lester. xlvlll
Watson & Co 1001
Weed & KIngwell xxxlx
Welch A Co xxvl
Wells, Fargo & Co v
Wetherbee George M 1
Wheat C. D 934
White Bros xlvl
Whitelaw T. P. H 1038
Wieland John xxlx
Win & FInck 979, 998, 1002
Williams, DImond & Co xxlll
Wolff & Loze 1080
Wood George M. & Co xlvl
Wooster, Hubbell & Co xxx
Yost D. Z. A Co 986
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PROGRESS OF THE CITY
1879-80.
otjs,:reitt KciSTOia'Y".
San Francisco, the youngest of America's great
cities, has a history, which, though brief in its course
of y^ars, is a succession of rapidly occurring incidents,
threading the romantic and marvelous, where the
staid commonplaces of other lands seldom appear.
The exact date of settlement, or founding, may be
claimed for the time when the site of the Mission was
first selected by Portala and Crespi in 1769 ; or when
the Mission and Presidio were established by the good
Friars Palou and Cambon in 1776 ; or when Richard-
son, in 1835, located here and established a trading
post, calling the place Yerba Buena ; or when Vioget,
in 1839, surveyed the ground into streets and squares;
or when in 1847, the Americans in possession, resur-
veyed and enlarged the area, and gave the name of
San Francisco. A mediaeval obscurity surrounds its
early settlement and progress. The religious spirit of
the middle ages, even to a late date in the eighteenth century, still governing the Spanish peo-
ple, prompted its devotees to penetrate the wild regions of the new world to spread the doc-
trines of the Church, and gather the heathen under its care rather than to enlarge the sphere
of human liberties or pursue wealth by extending commerce or developing the resources of the
country.
Under such auspices was the site of the City selected and occupied, thus giving in the brief
period of a century, an ancient character to its history, advancuig with a bound as it sprang
from Spanish to American rule — from the semi-civilized past to the enlightenment and activity
of modern times. The peculiar features of the City were not obliterated by the change. An-
cient and simple as it was in its origin it has become the most busy and cosmopolitan of the
age. Every State of the Union has its representative, and from every quarter of the globe
have come its citizens ; the language of every commercial people is spoken ; every color which
the human visage bears is seen, and every religion has its worshippers. These characteristics
of cosmopolitanism distinguish the modern city from its sisters as did its mediaeval features of
early years from the settlements of the Atlantic Coast.
The very name of California was the invention of the novelist's brain, it being first found
in the ancient romance entitled ' ' Las Sergas del Muy Esf orzado Esplandian higo del excel-
ente re Amadis de Gaula, " by Garcia Ordonez de Montalvo, published in 1510. Here it is
represented as an island, saying ' ' Know that, on the right hand of the Indies, very near the
Terrestrial Paradise, there is an island called California, which is peopled with black women,
without any men among them, because they are accustomed to live after the manner of the
Amazons." To seek this fabled " island called California" was the object of several voyages
undertaken by Cortez and his adventurous followers. Lower California was first discovered,
and in 1539 its true character as a peninsula was determined by the explorations of Francisco
de Ulloa. In 1542 the coast was explored as far north as Punta de los Reyes by Juan Rod-
riguez Cabrillo, and on March 3d, 1543, Bartolomo Ferrelo, pilot and successor of Cabrillo,
sailing down the coast, reported seeing the opening to the bay, now called the " Golden Gate,"
but he did not enter. This is the earliest mention of any indications of the Bay of San Fran-
cisco, although the bays of San Diego and Monterey and other landings and points had been
particularly described. Sir Francis Drake anchored and refitted his ships in 1579, as he re-
ports, in a " faire good day," which was " within thirty-eight degrees of latitude of the line,"
and a semi-circular bay is delineated on the old maps under that latitude, and called Sir Fran-
cis Drake's Bay. While many contend that the bay mentioned by Drake is identical with that
of San Francisco, his account of it is so meagre and incorrect that he is not entitled to the
honor of being called its discoverer. This honor is now accorded to Gaspar de Portala, who,
in command of a party from San Diego, proceeding by land to Monterey, missed their destin-
ation, and in 1769 came upon the great bay, and upon its western shore selected the site for a
Mission, now the Mission Dolores. On the 27th of June, 1776, the site was taken possession
of by a party arriving by land from Monterey, [See Randolph Lecture, page 283. ] The Golden
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Gate, however, from the best information, was first entered on the 18th day of August, 1776,
by an expedition led by Francisco Palou and Benito Cambon, two monks of the order of St.
Francis de Assissi, who founded the Mission on the site previously selected by Portala, On
the following day a party of soldiers under command of Don Jose Moraga established them-
selves at the Presidio, and this was the beginning of permanent residence by civilized people
on the peninsula now occupied by the great City of San Francisco. The old Mission Church,
erected shortly after the occupation, still stands a revered monument of the past, and proof
against the destructive elements of time and of the earthquakes to which the country is sub-
ject, and which have so unnecessarily frightened away many timid people. After the secular-
ization of the Missions in 1833 the Pueblo of Yerba Buena was created, and in 1835 the first
business house was established by William A. Richardson, an Englishman, who had previ-
ously been located at Saucelito, and in whose honor Richardson's Bay is so called. The first
mercantile house was erected on what is now called Dupont Street, between Clay and Wash-
ington. In 1839 Captain John Vioget, by order of Governor Alvarado, surveyed the town
into streets and squares, though without giving, them names. This was the nucleus of the
present city. Then its boundaries were the bay, flowing to Montgomery street on the east,
the base of Telegraph Hill, or Broadway, on the north, California street on the south, and
Powell street on the west. The surroundings were rugged hiUs and sand dunes covered with
dense chapparal of live oak shrubs, holly and lupin, and so it continued until the occupation
by the Americana in 1846. On the 8th of July, 1846, Commander Montgomery of the sloop
of war Portsmouth, then lying in the harbor, took possession of the place in the name of the
United States, and raised the flag of his country upon the Plaza, since called Portsmouth
Square, in honor of the ship he commanded. In January following, 1847, under the direction
of the same officer, the site was resurveyed, a large city was laid out, the names of prominent
actors upon the scene, officers of the army and navy, and citizens of the little village, were
given to its streets, and the name changed to San Francisco.
On the 31st of July, shortly after the raising of the flag, the ship Brooklyn, from New
York, arrived in the harbor, having on board 238 immigrants, of whom all but twelve were
Mormons, under the leadership of Samuel Brannan, coming to found a new colon}' on the wild
western shore of the continent. Great was their surprise, not to say dismay, when they be-
held the Stars and Stripes waving over the town, and the Americans in possession, where they
had expected to find a strange people, and where they had hoped to found their colony and church
undisturbed and untrammeled by the customs and laws of the country they had left. This
was an important and opportune accession to the English speaking population, and assisted
materially in establishing institutions of law. order and progress in the new community. Mr.
Brannan being a printer, and having brought with him the material for an office, set it
up, and on the 9th of January, 1847, published the first number of the California Weekly
Star, the pioneer paper of the new city. The name was afterwards changed to Alta Cali-
fornia.
The next important arrival was on the 6th of March, when the bark Thomas H. Perkins
came in with the first detachment of a regiment of volunteers from New York, under com-
mand of Colonel Jonathan D. Stevenson. The other detachments on the barks Susan Drew
and Loo Choo soon after arrived, and the young men of whom the regiment was composed
were distributed throughout the country. With these the new city assumed a full American
aspect, and looked hopefully forward when the whaling fleets of the ' ' Northwest Coast "
should rendezvous in its harbor, and the sturdy American farmer succeeding the unenterpris-
ing ranchero should make it the center of trade. But a fate was in store far brighter than the
most vivid imagination had dared to picture. The treaty of Guadalupe Hildago, whereby
Mexico conceded to the United States the right of possession to California, had hardly been
agreed iipon when, on the 19th of January, 1848, James W. Marshall made the discovery of
gold at Coloma, the news of which soon spread over the world, opening a new era in com-
merce, and attracting all eyes to the young metropolis of the Pacific. A few months previ-
ously a census had been taken by Lieutenant Edward Gilbert, of Stevenson's regiment, show-
ing a population of four hundred and fifty-nine, and oue hundred and fifty-seven houses, of
which one-fourth were adobes, the remainder being mere shanties. From this date San
Francisco may be regarded as having its start. An alcalde, Mr. Washington A. Bartlett,
had been elected, and the government was organized in a mixed Spanish and American
fashion.
With the acquisition of the country it became necessary to establish mail communication
with the Atlantic States and the Pacific Mail Steamship Company was organized, aided by a
liberal contract from Congress. The route was from New York to Portland, Oregon, via Pan-
ama, with San Francisco as a wayport, but the gold discoveries following changed the plan,
and this became the principal Pacific port of the line. In March, 1849, the California, the first
steamer of the line, arrived, and since then the commerce of the city has advanced with
gigantic strides. A State government was organized by the adoption of a Constitution and
the election of officers under it. These assembled at San Jose in December, 1849. The State
was divided into counties, that of San Francisco comprising the peninsula south of the Golden
Gate, extending to Santa Clara County. A charter was granted the City, and in May, 1850,
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iriKIAQ I MflRRIQriM ^- ^- *^or. Mission and Spear Sta. Choice Sn^ar Pine,
JUHHO J, inUnniOUl^, cedar, shelving, stepping, Redwood & Oregpn Lumber.
PROGRESS OP THE CITY.
a municipal government went into power. Events of importance now followed each other in
rapid succession. The marvellous growth of the City, the great fires of 1850 and 1851, the
violent deeds and rigid reforms of the Vigilance Committee of 1856, the mining excitements
and other catastrophes, scenes and incidents of a most interesting period must be passed with-
out further notice. In April, 1856, the Consolidation Act," prepared by Horace Hawes, was
passed, giving the City a new charter, consolidating the City and County Governments in one.
The greater portion of the territory was formed into the County of San Mateo, the dividing
line being the U. S. land survey of the line separating townships two and three south of Mount
Diablo base and Meridian. The Farallone, Angel, Alcatraz and Goat Islands are included in
San Francisco City and County. The boundaries are the Golden Gate on the north, the Bay
of San Francisco on the east, San Mateo County on the south, and the Pacific Ocean on the
west. The land area is 42 square miles, or 26,880 acres. Under the well guarded provisions
of the Consolidation Act the City has been well governed and protected from contracting in-
debtedness, so that its i)ublic finances are in a condition unsurpassed by any city in the
Union. The discovery of silver-bearing ores on the eastern slope of the Sien-a Nevada in
1859-60 enlai-ged the area of business and gave new life to the place. In 1869, one hundred
years from the discovery of the Bay by Portala, the great Pacific Railroad was completed and
a new era begun. For many years prior to tlie acquisition of California by the United States
the turning of the India trade, as all the South Sea and Pacific commerce was called, across
the American continent had been a favorite theme with prominent statesmen, and with such
a harbor as that of San Francisco in our possession the consummation of this grand idea
seemed at hand. For this the trans-continental railroad was necessary, and to it have been
added lines of mammoth steamers concentrating at this port, and the hoped for channel of
commerce has become a fixed fact. Railroads have been constructed in every direction
throughout the State, there being an aggregate of 2,250 miles, centering the traffic in this city.
Trade and Commerce.
The anmial review of the commerce of this port shows a general increase of business, not-
withstanding the universal complaint of hard times. Our report for 1878 showed the exports
of merchandise by sea amounted to $34,155,400, and by rail $22,329,671, and of treasure,
$34,287,293.
From Custom House reports and compilations by the Commercial Herald we find that
during 1879 the merchandise exports by sea amounted to $36,564,328, and of treasure ^26,-
218,172. The exports by rail have been very large, but the value is not ascertainable. In
the exports of merchandise we have an increase of $2,408,928, and a decrease of treasure
exported of $8,069,121. The freight movement by the Central Pacific Railroad was 3,0.30,-
317,000 pounds, and by the Southern Pacific, 367,812,845 pounds. The number of vessels
entering the Golden Gate during the year 1879 was 3,600, with 1,609,530 tons of tonnage;
being a decrease of 103 vessels and 69,935 tons from 1878. From domestic, Atlantic and
foreign ports there arrived 500 ships with an aggregate of 612,615 tons. The amount of
freight money paid to said vessels for imports was $2,461,266, against $3,510,782 in 1878, and
$4,422,937 in 1877. The value of imports in 1879 was $34,124,417. The amount paid at the
Custom House for duties on imports in 1879 was $5,528,548. The amount collected in the
First District of the Internal Revenue, 1879, was $2,115,024. Total, $7,643,572.
The imports of coffee during the year aggregated 13,694,860 pounds. On hand at the
beginning of the year, 2,999,840 pounds ; on hand at the end of the year, 2,313,374 pounds ;
shipped east by rail, 2,831,755 pounds ; consumption for the year, 11,549,571 pounds. The
imports of tea during 1879 were 19,977,672 pounds, of the value of $6,324,982.
The large proportions which the industry of sugar refining has assumed on this Coast is
best shown by the following, which exhibits the total imports received at the port of San
Francisco during the last ten years closing with 1879. The table also exhibits the amount
brought from the various ports which, in the matter of Raw Sugars, have been tributary to
this Coast. Manila, which represents the Phillipine Islands, ranks highest in the total, and
the^andwich Islands next, with but a slight difference between them. But the relative im-
portance of the Sandwich Islands is constantly increasing, and that group has filled the leading
place among our sources of supply for several years past. The large import from the Philli-
pine Islands was mainly in the early years of the refining business. Last year, the importa-
tions from the Sandwich Islands were more than twenty times as great as those from Manila.
Mexican and Central American Sugars will in all probability make a much larger display
within a few years, as American planters are turning their attention towards those regions.
With the proper energy on the part of our business men, the bulk of the Raw Sugars of the
Pacific Islands of Mexico and Central America should, and doubtless will, find their way to
this Coast for refining
The imports of Raw Sugars from 1870 to 1879, inclusive, were: Manila, 205,775,814 lbs ;
Hawaiian, 204,187,706 lbs; China, 75,929,343 lbs; Batavian, 61,050,605 It.s; Peruvian, 30,446,733
lbs; Central American, 24,362,928 lbs; East Indies, 4,402,605 lbs ; Mexican, 2,079,146 lbs ;
Tahitian, 294,428 lbs. Total 608,-529,308 lbs.
r\T~r\^ til r^\ kr\\/ 6*5 market, wholesale and reUn dealer in paper HAVGIWGS
GEO. W. CLARK, interior Decorator. ^Ai^li^t^a^il^i^T' ^'^'^
JAMES E, GORDON & CO., whoi.esa,.k hardwark
Market and Front Streets.
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At the average price of 9 cents per pound, this shows a valuation of nearly §55,000,000 for
a period of only ten years. There has been a steady upward growth and healthy develoi>ment
of this industry.
The treasure receipts through Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express was §56,256,017, being $49,-
033,911 from the interior mines; $1,607,778 coastwise, north and south; and §5,614,.328 foreign.
Of the receipts from the interior mines, $18,150,479 was in silver bullion, §15,047,085 gold
bars, etc., and §15,836,350 in coin. The gold product of the Pacific Coast since 1848 is
§1,622,040,000, and the silver §446,625,000, a total of §2,068,665,000. The mining stock
sales (San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board) aggregated §70,119,700. Real estate sales,
§10,350,000. The value of manufactures, §40,000,000. Dividends from mines paid here,
$6,778,750; and in the East and London, §4,527,300.
The receipts of coal were : From Mount Diablo mines, 134,400 tons ; Coos Bay, 45,900
tons ; Seattle, 135,000 tons ; Atlantic States, 23,500 tons ; Vancouvers Island, 160,000 tons ;
Australia, 80,200 tons ; Europe, 36,600 tons ; a total of 618,500 tons, being 8,000 tons less than
the amount received the preceding year. The wheat product of 1879 was 22,400,000 centals;
and barley 6,000,000 centals. The wool clip was 46,900,000 pounds ; the wine product esti-
mated at from 5,500,000 to 8,000,000 gallons ; the lumber receipts, 225,000,000 feet ; and the
O quicksilver, 73,684 flasks. Wheat and flour exported in 1879, 12,074,997 centals. The value
P^ of all domestic products exported by sea in 1879, excepting treasure, was §29, .52 1,893.
The passenger arrivals in San Francisco in 1879 by ocean routes and through passengers
£• I arriving overland aggregate 49,153, while the departures were 39,676 ; showing a net gain of
3 1 9,477, being the smallest net gain in many years. The arrivals by land numbered 36,389 ; de-
1 partures, 25,010. The arrivals by sea numbered 12,764; departures, 14,666. Of the passen-
gers by sea, 2,150 came by the Panama steamers, and 1,500 took their departure by the
same route. The Chinese steamers, and ships from Hong Kong brought us 6,545, and took
away 6,906. The other arrivals were from Australia, New Zealand, British Columbia, Mexico,
and the South Sea Islands. Since the completion of the trans-continental railroad, 472,811
passengers have arrived by that route, and 280,863 have departed, giving us an increase of
191,948 to our population from that source.
City and County Finances.
Few cities of the world show a better financial condition than does San Francisco. By
direction of the Board of Supervisors the following statement was prepared for the State
Controller, giving an exhibit of financial afl'airs on the 6th of October, 1879:
VALUATION OF PROPERTY.
Real estate - ...... §123,114,90500
Improvements ...---. 43,314,940 00
Personal property ------ 50,959,491 00
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Total §217,389,336 00
Amount of Taxes -.---- §4,336,917 25
RATK OF TAXATION.
City and County - - - - - - - §1 37
State ......-- fi2i
Total ....... $1 99i
rCNDED DEBT.
Funded debt, at 6 and 7 per cent, interest, June 30th, 1879 - §4,018,500 00
Less Sinking Fund 1,016,433 99
Net Funded Debt $3,002,066 01
Floating debt at 6 per cent, interest .... §36,875 00
Cash on hand County Treasurer, City and County, and State,
October 6th, 1879 §548,619 92 *
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY OWNED BY THE CITY AND COUNTY.
Fire Department lots and improvements - - § 550,000 00
Park Reservations and Public Squares - - - 5,500,000 00
City Halls, County Jails, Hospitals, Almshouse, House of
Correction, Industrial School, lots and improvements - 6,000,000 00
Cemetery Reservations - - " - - - - 175,000 00
School lots and improvements .... 2,000,000 00
Sundry other lots - - - - - - 175,000 00
Total .---.-- §14,400,000 00
The Tax Collector's Report shows the total collections for the fiscal year ending June
30, 1879, §5,513,536 08.
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PROGRESS OF THE CITY.
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The assessed valuation of property was: Real estate and improvements, §190,389,410;
personal property, §54,246,350; total $244,635,760. The rate of taxation for State, City and
County was $2 24 on the $100. The amount of taxes collected from real estate and improve-
ments was $4,203,423 35, and from personal property .$795,456 02, and from penalties, back
taxes, Montgomery Avenue and Dupont Street taxes, $454,656 71.
The Treasurer's Report gives the transactions during the fiscal year ending June 30,
1879, and the state of the finances at the latter mentioned date: Balance at credit of City
and County of San Francisco, $475,771 24; Receipts during the year, $6,775,518 08 — Total,
$7,251,289 32. Demands paid during the year, .$5,528,352 71 ; Balance, $1,722,936 61,
accredited to the various Funds. Balance at credit of State of California June 30, 1878,
$8,940 89; Receipts to credit of the State during the year, $1,287,842 55— Total, $1,296,-
783 44. Settlement with Controller of State during the year, $1,296,140 12. Balance,
$643 32.
The Auditor's Report gives the amount of demands audited during the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1879, $5,103,398 65. The total demands audited on the New City Hall Fund
from date of present Commission to July Ist, 1879, $1,152,835 10. Audited for furniture,
$15,000. Among the amounts audited are: City and County Officers' salaries, $532,594 74;
Police Officers' salaries, .$433,848 39; Fire Department salaries, $188,080 00; other expenses
of Fire Department, $112,098 06; City and County Hospital, $93,992 75; Alms House,
$59,518 13; Industrial School, $51,177 68; House of Correction, §62,113 75; Training Ship
"Jamestown," $29,481 66; Registration and Election Expenses, .$56,114 19; Purchase of
Mission and Ocean Beach Toll Road, $28,730 ; Purchase of San Francisco and Point Lobos
ToU Road, $26,587; School Department, other than salary of Superintendent and Deputy,
and interest account and sinking funds, $810,173 39; Lighting streets and repairs of lamp-
posts and lamps, $248,322 99 ; Damages by rioters, $2,818 95 ; Street Department expenses
other than salaries of Superintendent and Deputies, $471,890 91 ; Interest on Funded Debt,
$283,246 66; New City Hall demands for fiscal year 1878-79, .§343,907 22. Loans from Sink-
ing Fund fiscal year 1878-79, $413,500; Bonds redeemed, fiscal year 1878-79, $116,303 15.
The estimated expenditure for the year 1879-80, $4,033,407 00.
The Report of the Superintendent of Streets says it has been the constant aim of
this department to keep its expenses within the limits prescribed by law, and it is now in a
condition to commence the next fiscal year free from debt, and for the first time knows posi-
tively the exact condition of its finances. §260,000 of indebtedness accruing previous to the
last fiscal year was paid from the Street Fund. The principal work done has been by day's
labor, instead of by contract, and, while the cost is a little more, the superiority of the work
proves the advantage of the system. The Superintendent recommends the disuse of cobbles
for pavement on level streets, replacing the same with basalt or granite blocks. The experi-
ments of the past year fully illustrates that we have on this peninsula rock that will make
first-class macadam. With streets thus prepared, well watered and kept in order, no city
could present better suburban driveways than San Francisco. " The construction of a drive-
way along Tyler street to Golden Gate Park, when completed, will make it one of the best
roadways on the continent. Taking Tyler street as a line east and west, and Van Ness
avenue north and south, crossing Market street, connecting with some main street leading to
the county line, and north connecting with some main street to the Presidio, would be a
credit to the city, and offer inducements for people of wealth and leisure to reside among U8,
instead of seeking residences in neighboring towns and cities. " The cost of work done in
fiscal year 1878-79, as per assessment records, was $699,793 19. The amount drawn from the
Street Department Fund was $398,079 76. The total length of sewers constructed from July
1856 to July 1878 was 119.6 miles, and from July 1878 to July 1879 4.8 miles, making a total
of sewers of 124.4 miles.
Registration of Votes.
By an Act passed by the Legislature of 1878, the office of Registrar of Voters was created
for the City and County of San Francisco, and Mr. Louis Kaplan was appointed Re^strar.
In his Report to the Board of Supervisors, dated October 27, 1879, he gives the number of
names on the Ward Registers, and the number of votes cast for the years as follows: 1875,
Registered, 33,848; votes cast, 25,653; 1876, registered, 46,671; votes, 41,646; 1877, registered,
50,004; votes, 33,663; 1878, registered, 37,915; votes, 27,098; 1879, special election, registered,
47,740; votes, 38,034; general election, registered, 44,765; votes, 41,612. In the Registration
of 1876 are contained 12,226 names of persons to whom certificates of registration were given
that were not in the printed copies furnished to the public. A great many names of persons
deceased, or not residents of San Francisco, were stricken from the Register of 1877 by the
Election Commissioners, and, in 1879, preparatory to the special election on the New Consti-
tution, the Register was thoroughly revised. In January, 1879, there were registered 37,915
names, of whom 16,809 were of natives of the United States, and 21, 106 foreign born. Of the
natives 4,500 were born in New York, 2,573 in Ma«sachusetts, 1,489 in California, 1,294 in
Maine, and 1,194 in Pennsjdvania. Of the foreign-born 10,000 were from Ireland, 5,630
I RIINDI APH Rj CO Growers of and Dealers in FINE WINES.
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Germany, and 1,399 England. Thirty-eight States and Territories are represented, and forty,
one foreign countries. The expenditures of the office for the fiscal year 187S-79 were §36,688-
93. The expenses of the election May 7, 1879, were §51,608.79.
Real Estate.
Every year in San Francisco's history shows pome progress — some years bounding forward
on the high tide of prosperity, and in others exhibiting extreme feebleness; but 1879 has
shown the least for a long period. Building, real-estate sales and prices, and general business
seem governed by periods of excitement originating from various causes. The first excitement
and forward bound came with the discovery of gold and continued until 1853, when a halt
was made, and in 1855 houses and lots in many quarters were selling for less than the costs of
the buildings. The Eraser River excitement followed, threatening for a time to depopulate
the city, and dull times continued until the discovery of the silver mines of Nevada in 1859-
60. These soon began pouring in their treasures; building up iron foundries, machine shops,
transportation lines, factories of all kinds, and giving renewed life to the city. The great
bullion product of the contributory region ; the war of the rebellion, and the greenback cur-
rency of the East — making such a demand for gold and silver — added greatly to our wealth.
The building of the Central Pacific and other railroads causing the disbursement of vast sums
of money, carried on our period of prosperity, and the real-estate excitement to its culmination
as the transcontinental road was finished in 1869. A period of stagnation in real-estate prices
followed, and, with the exception of certain localities, prices have not advanced during the
decade. While the decade, in its whole, has shown great prosperity and grand improvements
resulting from the inpouring of hundreds of millions of bullion, and the countless centals of
wheat and other products of the farms, the closing years have felt a depression that has been
severe upon nearly all classes of business. The positive determination of the Eastern financiers
to return to specie payments was undoubtedly a great factor in the causes creatiug "hard
times;" but this having been successfully accomplished, the upward flow of the tide has com-
menced. The state of business at the East is soon felt here. The first intimation of an
advance we have is in the advance in prices of all classes of merchandise we import, w hich is
rather unpleasant, and it is only by the return wave bringing us capital and advanced prices
for our property and products that we are benefitted. The greater prosperity is assured by
the favorable rains of the season of 1879-80, as well as the continued productiveness of the
mines and the extension of the mining area. Although tliere are no great bonaiazas, such as
existed in the California and Consolidated Virginia mines of the Comstock, now swelling the
stream of weaith, there are many mines in all jjarts of California and the surrounding States
and Territories that are most profitably worked, keeping up the supply of bullion in return
for manufactures, merchandise, labor, capital, etc. , of which this city is the center of supply.
While this is maintained as such center, with judiciously-emploj'ed capital and wide-awake
enterprise, with its high reputation for its mining machinery and manufactures continued, and
with cheap transportation, the lasting progress and future greatness of the citj' is assured.
Mining, occasionally very profitable, being a great employer of labor, and the greatest of con-
sumers of manufactures, adds more to the prosperity of the city than any other branch of
enterprise, while agriculture aggregates the wealth of the country'. Much has been said of
the evils of stock gambling — and truly they are enormous — but the difficulties of sujipressing
it, without prohibiting stock dealing of all kinds, seems insurmounta])le. The dealing in
mining stocks implies the ownership of mines, and the ownership directs the distribution oi
profits, the purchase of supplies, and the employment of labor. Should the stock business be
driven to New York, the ownership of the great mines will follow, carrying thither the enor-
mous trade in manufactures and supplies we now enjoy, resulting in irretrievable loss to San
Francisco. The Real Estate Circular, published by Thomas Magee, contains very full and
interesting facts and figures touching real-estate sales in 1879, the prospect for 1880, etc. We
extract therefrom as follows: Our record for real-estate transactions in San Francisco began
in 1865, since which time there has not been so dull a year as 1879. The year that most
closely approached 1879 in this respect was 1873, at the close of which the city was just
emerging from the four years' depressij3n which succeeded the completion of the railroad. The
sales made in 1873 were 3,134, of the Value of §12,383,752, while those of last year were but
2,217, of the value of §10,318,744. Of the deeds recorded in 1873, 541 were old homestead
association sales made three to seven years before, V>ut which were not closed till that year.
They were recorded in 1873, but did not in any other way belong to it. The deduction of
those homestead sales in 1873 from the total figures of that year, would reduce the number
and value of the sales to about exactly the transactions of 1879. We think 1879 resembled
1873 in one other respect: the depression which prevailed for the previous four and a half
years ended with 1873. We think the prospect is good that 1879 at least measurably ended
the depression which has prevailed for over four years in real estate. We do not by any
means anticipate what is called a "boom" in real-estate in 1880, nor any approach thereto,
but we look for a desirable increase in the number of sales and in the general prices of prop-
erty. We base these expectations largely on the very good prospect wq now have of a full
rainfall this winter. We had good crops last year; there is every likelihood that we will
MULLER THE LEIIDING OPTICIAN, '^^ JWOMf "LF •
JONAS J. MORRISON,
lanmber Dealer, iV. E). cor. Mission and Spear Sts., has larg^e
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have even better crops and more of them this year. The State and coast are growing rapidly
in an agricultural sense, while there never was a time in which, there was more honest and
intelligent development of the mining resources of this State. We do not look for real-estate
activity based, as that of the last period largely was, on stock-gambling; the next advance
will be based on honest and intelligent development, growth, and progress, and we here take
occasion to say that any increase of real-estate sales that is not based on these elements is
unsound and but temporary, inducing foolish buyers to incur debt and to buy property at
high prices, only to be subsequently compelled to sacrifice or to lose it through foreclosure of
mortgage, when the reaction and depression come, as come they always do, one, two, and
three years thereafter.
General prices have not been so low in San Francisco for a great many years as they were
in 1879. There was an average fall from even the low prices of 1878 of at least 10 per cent:
We were able at the close of 1878 to point to a few places where sales had been made at
higher rates than any ever before paid, but we cannot point to a single district of the city in
which prices advanced in 1879, while in a few places at North Beach, below Folsom, and
between First and Ninth streets, and on the flat east of Howard street, at the Mission, many sales
were made at exceedingly low prices. Indeed, in some of these places it has been next to im-
possible to say M'hat land would bring, buyers have been so scarce. Nor did even reductions
of 20 to 40 per cent, always result in attracting customers and the making of sales. Inside
business property alone held its own firmly last year, and only property lying between Kearny,
Front, California and Market streets, well rented, was recognized as inside property in 1879. For
property in that region there has been far more buyers than sellers, especially within four
months. Owners were not offered fancy prices, and they have generally refused to sell. Much
business property that would have been looked upon as at least A 2 four years ago hung upon
the market in 1879. We include in this list property on Third street, between Market and
Mission, on Fourth street, between Market and Howard, on Market street, between Fifth and
Seventh, on Market street, between Battery and the ferries, on Kearny street, between Cali-
fornia and Clay, and on Front street, between iSacramento and Washington. From these
facts it will be seen that buyers sought only the vfery choicest business properties, and as
owners of such real estate did not care to sell, not knowing what to do with their money,
the number of business sales effected in 1879 was not large.
There was very little demand, indeed, for expensive residence property, either vacant or
improved. The price of the best class of such property is now thought by owners to be de-
cidedly low, though it ranges at .$200 to .$300 a front foot.
Considering the great dullness in real estate, there was a very fair and constant demand
for lots at $1,000 to .$3,000, and for houses and lots at .$3,000 to $5,000. The Western Addi-
tion, between Clay, Post, and say Laguna and Pierce streets, was most in demand. Next to
that the Mission was most sought after, especially along Valencia, Mission and Howard, or
the cross streets close to those thoroughfares, between Sixteenth and Twenty-fourth. An al-
most new town has within a year or so sjirang up at the southwestern outskirts of the Mis-
sion, between Twenty-fifth, Thirtieth, Guerrero and Sanchez streets. The buyers and builders
were all people of small means.
The building of the new bulkhead and the grading of the sand hills on Polk, Van Ness
avenue and Bay street, together -with the consolidation of :-the two new woolen mills and the
erection of a very large additional mill at Black Point, will all tend to benefit North Beach.
The section of it lying betwen Jones, Van Ness avenue. Bay street and the bay will probably
be in demand for cheap lots and houses before long; but before such demand can be supplied
the streets will have to be opened, by grading and macadamizing. They are now all, or nearly
all, in drifting sand.
Transactions in outside lands were very dull in 1879, yet there never was a time when
they had such good prospects. The promised Presidio railroad on the north, the Haight street
cable railroad on the south, and the California and Geary street cable railroads in the center,
will make communication with First avenue and the Cliff House load, with the Presidio, and
with Stanyan and Haight streets as cheap and rapid as can reasonably be desired. There will
be no crowding, either; on these cable lines seats can be had at all times. All who want
cheap homesteads can now or can soon be accommodate3, at lower prices than those prevail-
ing across the bay.
The amount of business done in the loaning of money on city real estate shows a much
larger reduction than that exhibited by the sales. The sum of $24,367,773 was loaned on city
real estate in 1877; .$15,643,957 in 1878, and but .$9,555,904 in 1879. The releases of last year
amounted to $10,343,174; so that they exceeded the mortgages by .$387,270. In 1877, the
releases amounted to only about half the total sum of the mortgages. Building enterprise
lagged, and real estate speculation was dead. Dullness and distrust prevailed, and therefore
few persons wished to borrow money, although it was cheaper than it was ever before known
in the history of the city. Now, and for the past five months, the leading savings bank
(the Hibernia) has been loaning at 8 per cent, per year, it agreeing to pay the mortgage tax,
which will consume 1| or 2 per cent, of the 8. This is practically loaning monej' at 6 per
cent., which for California is certainly a low rate; but, indeed, it is high enough, all things
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considered. He who pays more than that rate now, with the reduction of rents and profits
of every kind, is likely to come to grief. The other banks are getting 9 where they can, but
they let no good loan slip where 8 per cent, is the highest rate they can obtain; indeed, in
one case, at least, one of them accepted 7f per cent., though 8 per cent, was called for on
the face of the note. The present prospect is that money will be cheaper rather than dearer.
The directors of our savings banks never had so difficult a task to perform as they had
in 1879. It was next to impossible to loan out on mortgage all, or nearly all, the money
on hand, and added to that was the difficulty of estimating values precisely in many por-
tions of the city, on such a dull real estate market. The greatest care and caution were
generally exhibited, however, and it may safely be asserted that our savings banks never
invested their depositors' money so wisely as in 1879. The point aimed at by all of the
banks was to loan little on property and to loan cheap; thus safety for the depositors and
satisfaction to the borrowers was attained.
SPECIAL SALES AND ITEMS.
It is reported that the block, 275 feet square only, bounded by Union, Filbert, Battery and
Front, with the exception of the southeast corner of Battery and Filbert (120 on Battery by
50 on Filbert), and with the exception of the northwest corner of Union and Front (125 on
Union by 70 on Front), has been sold to a new sugar refinery company, lately incorporated
in this city. The price paid is said to be §55,000.
The property southwest corner of Sutter and Joues— 57i feet on Sutter by 122^ on Jones,
with L in rear on west 22x25 — has been sold for $45,000. There is a fine residence on the lot;
the most of the furniture in the house went with the property.
The property southeast side Market street, ISOfeet northeast of Seventh, 75x90 in size, has
been sold for §55,000— that is, for $54,000 and the taxes of 1879-80, amounting to about
$900. There is an old one-story frame building on the lot, in stores; the rents are nominal.
The property north side California, 87^ feet east of Montgomery, has been sold for
$42,500. The lot is 25x114^; there is a three-story brick building on it, rented to one tenant
for $500 a month.
The lot and old frame building on the southwest line of Steuart street, 181 J feet northwest
of Howard, 46|xl37J in size, have been sold for $9,000; rents $90; very cheap.
The plain small two-story brick building and lot, 23x60, north side Geary street, 160^ feet
east of Stockton, have been sold for $16,000; the building is occupied as the Health Office.
It rents for $125 net to the city. The property is just outside the Dupont street assess-
ment. Had that plaster been upon it, it would not probably have sold for over $12,000 or
$13,000. The adjoining lot on the west, used as a coal yard, has since been sold for $15,000.
From the Architectural litriew we learn that several new residences, costing from $5,000
to $20,000, are in course of erection, or will soon be commenced. In addition to these, tlie
following buildings have been erected during the past year : Engine and car house for the
Geary Street, Park and Ocean Pl. R. Co., corner Point Lobos and First avenues; cost, $5,500.
Armory building, one-story brick, corner Mission and Anthony streets. Four story brick
building for Eooert Sherwood, junction Pine and Market streets; cost, $100,000. Two-story
brick building for William Sharon, corner Jessie and New Montgomery streets: cost, $38,000;
to be occupied by the U. S. Government. Pioneer Woolen Mill building, North Point; cost,
$95,000; and Woolen Mill for Donald McLennan, comer Bryant avenue and Twentieth street.
Public Buildings.
The Custom Hocse is located in the brick building on the corner of Washington and
Battery streets, erected in 1855, at a cost of .$866,000. The 0])erations of tliis important
department of the public service are referred to under the article Trade and Commerce.
The United States Mint. — Among the Government buildings of San Francisco the
United States Mint is among the most elegant and imposing. It is built of granite and
sandstone, and conveniently situated at the northwest corner of Mission and Fifth streets,
with a frontage of one hundred and sixty and one-half feet on the former and two hundred
and seventeen and one-half feet on the latter. It is two stories in height, besides an ample
basement. The parapet walls are fifty six feet high, the pediment seventy-five, and its two chim-
neys, each one hundred and forty-two feet. Its architecture is Doric. Massive fluted columns
at the main entrance on Fifth street give to the building an air of beauty and grandeur, and
relieve the sombre aspect of its severe simplicity. The coinage during the year 1879 was as
follows: Gold— double eagles, $24,476,000; eagles, $2,240,000; half eagles, $2,131,000;
quarter eagles, $108,750. Silver— standard dollars, $9,110,000. Total, $.38,065,750. In 1878
the total coinage at the San Francisco Mint was $.")0, 1 80, 500. L;irge amounts of half and
trade dollars were then coined. It has a capacity of about one million ounces per month.
The present Superintendent of the Mint, Mr. Henry L. Dodge, entered upon his duties Janu-
ary 1, 1878.
The United States Sun-TREAst-RY is a substantial four-story structure on Commercial
street, near Montgomery, on the land formerly occupied by the old Mint. It was constructed
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, "^'/srcS.^^oSster^'i'sT
I MAOnnMniirU importer op and dealer in all kinds of foreign
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PROGRESS OF THE CITY. 15
under the superintendence of Mr. Samuel McCuUough, and is on a plan of architecture similar
to that of the United States Appraiser's Building. The walls are built of pressed brick laid
on granite sills. The building was completed early in the Autumn of 1877, and was trans-
ferred to the Sub-Treasury Department October 8th of that year. The amount appropri-
ated for its construction was .$107,000. The first floor is occupied by the Sub-Treasury; the
second by the Register and Receiver of the General Land Office; the third and fourth by
the United States Surveyor-General
The United States Appraiser's Building occupies the grounds bounded by Washing-
ton, Sansome, Jackson and Post Office Place. It is a solid and handsome four-story structure of
two hundred and sixty-five and one-half feet on Sansome, by one hundred and twenty and
one-half feet on Jackson and Washington. The building was constructed under the super-
intendence of Mr. Samuel McCullough, Superintendent of Construction of United States
Buildings in California, and his successor, Mr. Thomas Holt. The total expenditures upon
it to date has been about 1^805,000. The firet floor will be occupied by the Collector of In-
ternal Revenue, the Superintending Surgeon of the Marine Hospital, Special Agents of the
Treasury Department, the Naval Pay Office, the Secret Service Division, U. S. Revenue Ma-
rine, and Steamboat Inspectors, and one-half of the entire floor as a store-room for Appraiser's
stores. All Appraiser's goods will be received from Post Office place. The second floor will
be devoted to the Appraiser's Department, and the offices of the Coast and Geodetic Survey.
The third floor will be occupied by the United States Circuit and District Courts, United
States Marshal, District Attorney and Law Librarj'. The fourth floor is unfinished, and will
probably be occupied by jury rooms, file rooms for the Treasury Department, and the United
States Signal Service. The ceilings are all lathed -nith Dwight's patent iron lathing; standing
water pipes run from basement to roof, and coi-poration hose in ample quantity is kept on the
roof as a precaution against fires.
The Post Office occupies the first floor of the Government building situated on the east
half of the block bounded by Washington, Battery, Jackson and Sansome streets, the entrance
being on Washington street. Like the other public buildings built in the early days of the
city, it has been left behind in our rapid development. For years it has been entirely inade-
quate to the service of the department, and shifting expedients, alterations and changes in its
internal arrangements have been the standing rule. The only effectual relief accomplished,
however, has been through the establishment of the various branch offices. Alterations have
recently been effected in the old building, making an entire reconstruction of its working
space. The entrance from Washington street now leads directly into the lobby, passing the
Money Order Office at the entrance on the right, and the Postmaster's private office on the
left. The lobby is in the heart of the building instead of on the outside, as formerly, and is
entirely surrounded with the working departments of the office. While material improve-
ments in the facilities of the office have been effected by the changes, they are still as before
mere temporary expedients. Tlie growing wants, as well as the dignity of our city, demand
that a building suitable to and commensurate with the magnitude of our mail service shall no
longer be withheld from us. The old U. S. Appraisers' Building is now being renovated for
the use of the newspaper department and storage of foreign mails on the first floor, and office
of the U. S. Railway Mail Service on the second.
The number of carriers employed is fifty-eight. Two hundred and fifty street letter boxes
are conveniently distributed throughout the city, and are gradually growing into the confidence
of those for whose benefit they were intended. The boxes are usually attached to street lamp-
posts, and are uniformly painted green. They are fastened with the best possible lock, and
bear a printed card indicating the time or times the contents are collected, which in every
case is at least once per day. The branch offices are situated as follows : Station A at 1305
Polk street, and embraces the tract west of Taylor and north of Geary to Central avenue.
Station B at the southwest corner of Seventh and Market ; it embraces the tract south of
Market from Third to Thirteenth, that west of Stockton and south of Geary to Cemetery
avenue, the Potrero and South San Francisco. Station C at the northeast corner of Twentieth
and Mission streets ; it includes all the territory from Thirteenth to Twenty-sixth streets and
that from the Potrero to Church street. A sub Post Office has also been established on Rail-
road avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth avenues. South San Francisco, comprising all
that portion of the city. Letters may be left at this office for registration and any requests
for money orders will receive prompt attention. (;!eneral James Coey is Postmaster, Mr.
William C. Dougherty is his First Assistant Postmaster. They are ably supported by a stafl'
— exclusive of lettercarriers^of seventy-two persons, six of the number being ladies.
The United States Marine Hospital is situated on the Presidio Reservation, near
Mountain Lake. The nearest point to the hospital now reached by the street cars is First
avenue, about three miles from Kearny street. It consists of three long, two-story wooden
buildings, which are ample for the accommodation of one hundred and twenty-five patients.
All the modern hospital improvements are found in this institution. It is maintained at a
cost of about $25,000 a year. The class of persons admitted here are merchant seamen (all
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16 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
persons employed on sea and inland merchant vessels), who are obliged to prove their voca-
tion at the Custom House. This hospital is not a public charity. The Government makes
a direct tax upon the seamen who receive its benefits, which serves to defray a part of its
expenses. Dr. E. Hebersmth is the surgeon in charge; office, U. S. Appraiser's Building,
where permits for admission are issued. An ambulance leaves this office daily, carrying
patients to the hospitaL
Army, Navy, etc. — The Headquarters of the Military Di^nsion of the Pacific and the
Department of California have been removed from the city to the Presidio Reservation.
To accommodate these changes, important and extensive improvements were made. Two
new barrack-houses, one story each, were erected on the north side of the parade ground,
for headquarters uses, with buildings in the rear for the accommodation of the necessary
clerical force; the cottages on the south side have been remodelled, and the building occu-
pying the east side of the parade ground removed, making a material increase in the
grounds. Another, and by far the most important, improvement has been the construction
of a finely-graded road, nearly one mile in length, by the circuitous route enforced b}' the
nature of the land, faom the Barracks to Fort Point. Another road has been constructed
leading to Central avenue, thus giving easy access to the city, and connection with the
cable roads, terminating in the vicinity of Laurel Hill Cemetery. During the past
year a large two-story brick building has been erected on the southwest corner of New
Montgomery and Jessie streets, to be used as a Commissary and Quartermaster's Office,
and storage for military supplies.
State Buildings or Offices. — Although several state officials necessarily have their offices
in this city, the State has not yet provided any special building for their accommodation.
The various Commissioners, Inspectors and Agents rent offices as convenient as possible to
the respective locations of their several occupations. Should the reader have any special
desire to know where these are he can easily ascertain by referring to the proper place in the
general directory.
Municipal Buildisgs. — Of these, the first to be noticed is the Old City Hall, standing
on the southeast corner of Kearny and Washington streets. It was one of the first large
buildings erected in the pioneer days of the city, and remains a standing monument of the
illy-conceived structures of that date. During the years 1878 and 1879,' most of the City and
County Offices were removed to the new City Hall, and there now remains iu the building
only tlae offices of the Sherifi", County Clerk, Chief of Police, Police Commissioners, and Police
Court, all located on the first floor. The second and third floors are used as Court Rooms for
departments one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, and eight of the Superior Court.
New City Hall. — The legislation for management and construction of the new City Hall
would make an interesting chapter in the political history of San Francisco. So suddenly did
the city spring into existence, and so rapid was its growth, that it was almost impossible to
provide the halls, court-rooms, offices, prisons, etc., necessary for its increasing business.
The old adobes of Dupont, Clay and Washington streets, which sufficed for the Alcaldes,
Mayors and Recorders of the "days of '49 and '50," were soon given up for the more commo-
dious quarters on Kearny street and the plaza, and when the Jenny Lind Theater was
purchased and adapted to the uses of the city the accommodations seemed complete. For a
quarter of a century or more these buildings have comprised the City Hall, and as far as their
capacity enabled them, have supplied the chief offices of the city. New courts established,
crowded prisons, and increased business, necessitated a building designed and constructed for
the special purpose, and tlie subject of a new City Hall was agitated. In the first survey of
the city Larkin street was its western limit, and, at its junction with Market street, a large
plot of ground was reserved as Yerba Buena Cemetery, extending three blocks north on
Larkin, three east on McAllister, and crossed diagonally by Market to place of beginning.
The "Western addition" was soon after surveyed and built upon, thus bringing the cemetery
within the populous limits, and burials in it ceased. In 18G9, Yerba Buena Cemetery was a
neglected inclosure of bramble-covered sandhills. Then it was proposed to devote it to the
purposes of a City Hall. An Act of the Legislature, approved April 4, 1870, authorized the
proceeding. The tombs were removed, the ground leveled, and the plot surveyed by running
Park avenue parallel to and one hundred feet from Market street, and opening City Hall
avenue, one hundred feet wide, connecting Market street with Park avenue. The portion
fronting Market street was to be sold and the remainder reserved, on which to erect the
building. The impression was that the sale of the lots would supply a sufficient fund for the
erection of the necessary structure, but only about $900,000 was received from the sale. Pro-
jjosals to architects wore made, limiting tlie cost to 151,500,000. Several fine designs were
ottered, and one, by Augustus Laver, was accepted. Although other architects protested that
this design would involve a cost greater than the amount to which they were limited, and
therefore unfair to them, the appearance was so attractive — and with the assurance that its
cost could be brought within the limit — it was accejited and the acceptance approved l)y the
public. The plot of ground being triangular, required a building of peculiar form, but is
neither triangular nor square. The main front on Park avenue is 800 feet, on Larkin street
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PROGRESS OF THE CITY.
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it extends 550 feet, and on McAllister 650 feet. In 1871 work was commenced; a deep exca-
vation was made, and a monolith of broken stone and cement laid six feet in thickness,
covering the entire base of the building, and involving an expense of $600,000. Upon this
incomparable foundation the massive walls of brick were laid, and the superstructure arose,
solid and strong as a casemated fort. The heavy expenditures in the earl}' part of the con-
struction admonished the public of the errors in the estimates, and a halt was called. The
original design of the building was altered in order to reduce the cost, the architect removed
from the superintendency of construction; the Board of Commissioners was abolished — no
charges, however, being made against them — and the property taken in charge by the Board
of Supervisors. The expenditures by the first Board of Commissioners was $1,366,000, and
by the Supervisors, $203,720. In 1876, an Act was passed by the Legislature authorizing the
Board of Supervisors to levy and collect, annually, for four years, a tax of 15 cents on each
$100 of valuation, to create a fund to be called " The 'New City Hall Fund," to carry on the
v/ork of construction. The Act made the Mayor, Auditor, and City and County Attorney a
Board of Comissiouers, erch to receive a salary of $100 a month, and with power to appoint an
architect at $300 a month, a superintendent at $200 a month, and a secretary at $150 a month.
Under this Commission the expenditure — up to the close of the fiscal year ending June 30,
1879 — has been $1,167,835. The estimate, from the same date, to complete the building, is
$1,750,000; making, should the estimate prove correct, the total cost of the structure
$4,487,555. The monolith foundation, the massiveness of every wall, the immensity of its
iron girders, and its exterior ornamentation of towers and columns, have added greatly to the
cost over ordinary buildings, but have secured it strength and durability to defy the throes
of the earthquake, the terrors of the flames, or the ravages of time. When completed, it will
be one of the largest, handsomest, and most durable edifices of the kind in the United States.
The main entrance will front on City Hall avenue, a broad opening into Market street, oppo-
site Eighth. A flight of steps, extending in a semi-circle of one hundred feet diameter, ascend
to a broad portico surrounding the base of the j)rincipal tower, which rises to a height of two
hundred and seventy feet. From the portico numerous doors open into a grand vestibule, or
rotunda, eighty feet in diameter and one hundred and five feet high. From the rotunda lead
corridors to the various halls and offices. On the McAllister street front is a broad and
elegant approach, now completed and used as the principal entrance to the building. Twelve
large iron columns, six feet in diametsr and eighty feet in height, stand on the portico and
support the pediment, above which rise two towers, each one hundred and fifty feet high.
The Lai'kin street front is similarly ornamented by portico, pillars and towers, but contains
no grand entrance. On the southeast wing of the main building is a high, square, cam-
panile tower, a fine architectural feature. The original design contemplated a mansard
roof, adding a high story, but for the sake of lessening the expenditure a low roof was
substituted, leaving the building rather flat in comparison to its ground area and the
loftiness of its towers. The basement is a story of twelve and a half feet in height. The
first story has a height of twenty feet. On the second story the halls have an elevation of
twenty feet, but the Court rooms and chambers of the Board of Supervisors extend in height
to the roof, a distance of thirty- four feet. The third floor has an elevation of eigheen
feet. In the basement are located the offices of the Superintendent of Streets, License
Collector, Registrar of Voters, Commissioners of Insanity, and Grand Jury rooms. On the
first floor the Mayor, Auditor, Treasurer, Assessor, Tax Collector and Surveyor. On the
second floor, the Clerk's office, and chambers of the Board of Sujiervisors, and Court-rooms
of Departments 9 and 10 of the Superior Court. On the third floor, the Ciify and County
Attorney, and office of the Board of Education. From either end of the McAllister street
front will extend wings, each one hundred and forty feet in length, inclosing the entrance in
an oblong square. The Hall of Records is detached from the main building, as an extra
safety from fire, but is connected with it by an arcade, describing an arc of a circle. This
Hall is a circular edifice, ninety-five feet in diameter, and surmounted by a dome, rising to
the height of one hundred and thirty-four feet. It will be surrounded by an arcade, which
will increase the external diameter of the building to one hundred and thirty -two feet. The
Hall of Records was completed for occupancy in May, 1877; and so rSuch of the main
building is completed as to supply rooms far the principal city officers.
Industrial School. — This is a reformatory institution to which ungovernable boys are
committed, either on complaint of the officers of the law, or, as it often happens, at the
request of the parents or guardians of the refractory youths. It is located on the San Jos6
Road, about six miles southwest of the City Hall, and is designed to accommodate two hun-
dred and fifty boys. The ages of the inmates range from children of nine years to lads of
eighteen, the greatest number being from ten to seventeen. The boys at the institution are
compelled both to work and study, four hours per day l)eing devoted to the former, and
four and a quarter hours to the latter. Some are taught various useful trades, and a latge
number are employed in farming and gardening — seventy-five acres of the one hundred and
thirty which compose the grounds being under cultivation. The school-room M'ill seat two
hundred boys. Tlie Magdalen Asylum connected with this institution has about seventy-five
inmates. Fifteen dollars per capita per month is ajjprbpriated for their support.
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The House of Correction is situated on the San Jos^ Road, on the lot occupied also by
the Industrial School. The building, which is composed of brick and stone, was completed in
1874, and cost about §120,000. The central portion is octagonal in form. Attached are two
wings, containing in all two hundred cells, each capable of accommodating two prisoners.
The plan contemplates three other wings, with accommodation for one thousand inmates.
The cells are furnished for three hundred and ninety four prisoners, with three dark cells for
the purpose of punishment. Several large workshops have been built for the prisoners, all
of whom are required to perform manual labor for eight hours each day. There is also a hos-
pital and chapel.
The City and County Hospital is situated on a ten-acre plot of ground, in the suuth-
ern portion of the city, bounded by Potrero avenue and Nevada. Sierra and Nebraska streets.
The City and County Alms House occupies a portion of the old San Miguel Ranch,
distant about six miles from the City Hall, and within sight of Lake Honda.
The Twenty-Sixth Street Hospital, located on the Potrero, near the corner of De
Haro and Colusa streets, is specially set apart for the receipt and care of persons afflicted with
contagious diseases.
For a full description of the three last named institutions see Hospitals.
The County Jail is an old two-story brick building, located on Broadway, between
Kearny and Dupont streets. For years it has been utterly inadequate to accommodate the
number of prisoners committed to it, and temporary expedients in the establishment of branch
jails, and the occasional use of the House of Correction have been resorted to when over-
crowded. At the present time the use of the House of Correction by the Sheriif for this
purpose has been ordered stopped, and the branch jail abandoned
The City Prison, located in the basement of the old City Hall, at the corner of Kearny
and Washington streets, is the most inadequate of all our city iustitutions. The prison con-
sists of one long corridor, opening into which are several large cells, iu each of which a score
of prisoners are confined at once. At the upper end of the corridor are several rows of smaller
cells, which two or three prisoners can occupy at a time. The whole place is damp and almost
without ventilation
In the northeast corner of the basement is an apartment used as a receiving hospital for
the reception and treatment of invalids found exposed on the streets, casualties, wounds, etc.
Hotels.
San Francisco still maintains the lead among the cities of the world with respect to the
quality and number of her first-class hotels, which she assumed contemporaneously with the
opening of the Palace and The Baldwin, and is still able to challenge comparison equally as
well upon the score of liberal patronage. In immensity and solidity of structure, tlie Pal-
ace stands probably the peer of any similar building in the world. It is seven stories in
heighth, the heighth of each varying from twenty-five feet in the clear — the first story— to
fourteen feet — the seventh. It fronts two hundred and seventy-five feet by three hundred and
fifty feet in depth. It possesses three inner courts, around which balconies or piazzas attached
to each story extend. The walls and partitions are made as nearly eartlKjuake and fire-protif
as possible, and required thirty-two millions brick in construction. The courts, the New
Montgomery street front and the dining room are now lighted with the electric light, which
was first intJroduced in July, 1878. Taking equal rank with the Palace in character of accom-
modation and appointment, The Baldwin presents an appearance of more graceful and pre-
tentious architecture, although not as substantially built. It fronts two hundred and seventy-
five feet, by one hundred and eighty-four feet in depth. It is six stories in heigth. The base-
ment is entirely of brick and iron. Its principal dome stands one hundred and sixty-eight
feet above the pavement, and from its c(jmmanding location, it presents one of the most salient
of the city's many adornments. To these may be added our other leading hotels, which go
toward the completion of our first-class list, all of whose appointments, both in regard to lux-
ury and convenltence, combine to sustain the reputation claimed for the city. In the aggre-
gate the accommodating capacity of our leading hotels exceeds live thousand, and it is a just
enconium upon the liberality of the people of the Pacific Coast, that tliey are generously' sus-
tained. The I<ick House, so long a favorite among the first-class hotels, in April, 1880. will
be transformed into a business house, devoting the first story to stores, the second to olHces,
and the third to lodging rooms. The following is the list of hotels and their locations :
Palack Hotel. — Location, southwest corner of Market and New Montgomery streets,
extending back to Jessie street. The ground floor on the Market and New Montgomery street
fronts is chiefiy occupied by stores. There are seven hundred and fifty-five rooms above the
ground fioor, and the accommodating capacity of tlie hotel is estimated at twelve hundred.
The Baldwin — Location, on triangular block bounded by Market, Powell and Ellis streets,
its main front being on Powell street. It has four hundred and ninety-five rooms, acconnno-
dating capacity, about eight hundred. This, the latest of our prominent hotel structures, was
formally opened in February, 1877.
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The Grand Hotel. — Location, southeast corner of Market and New Montgomery streets.
It is four stories in heighth, fronts two hundred and seven feet on Market, by three hundred
and ten feet in depth on Kew Montgomery, has four hundred rooms, and will accommodate
about six hundred guests.
The Occidental Hotel. — Loc** ti( ai, east side of Montgomery, extending from Sutter to
Bush streets. It is four stories high, and has accommodations for six hundred guests.
The Russ House. — Location, west side Montgomery, extending from Bush to Pine streets.
It is three stories high, the ground floor on the Montgomery street front being occupied as
stores. It has accommodations for three hundred guests.
The Commercial Hotel. — Location, at junction of Kearny and Pacific streets and Mont-
gomery avenue. It fronts one hundred and thirty feet on Pacific, thirty-five feet on Kearny
street, and one hundred and forty-eight feet on the avenue. Capacity, three hundred.
The Cosmopolitan. — Location, southwest corner of Sansome and Bush streets. It is a brick
building, four stories in height. Only the third and fourth stories and a portion of the first
are used for hotel purposes ; the second story having been converted into ofiices. It is now
conducted on the European plan.
Lodging Houses, Etc. — In addition to the above, there are numerous smaller hotels, and
about fifteen hundred boarding and lodging houses in the city. An unusually large number
have been erected during the past few years — notably on Bush, between Kearny and Stockton,
on Mission, from Tliird to Ninth, and on various other streets, especially south of Market, are
this class of improvements noticeable. A stranger would think our people reversed the rule,
and all boarded, and that " keeping house " was the exception, but the far greater number of
dwellings erected during the same period proves otherwise.
Theaters.
For many years San Francisco has maintained a high reputation for its theaters. Not-
withstanding the depressed state of business during the year the theaters have been fairly
maintained.
Baldwin Theater. — This theater, located in the Baldwin Hotel, has its front on
Market street, and in point of elegance of fittings, taste and skill in architecture and adorn-
ments, stands in the lead of all of our dramatic temples, and indeed challenges comparison
with all others elsewhere. There are three circles in addition to the orchestra, ten mezzanine
and twelve proscenium boxes, the boxes being furnished with elaborate richness. The total
seating capacity is about fifteen hundred. Electric automatic fire alarms are located in all
parts of the building, and the facilities for fire extinguishment are of the most perfect. Cost,
exclusive of hotel, $250,000.
California Theater. — Location, Bush street, between Kearny and Dupont. This theater,
which stands in the relation of the " Old Drury " to the city, was opened in 1869, at a cost of
$125,000. There are two circles besides the orchestra, the gallery being in the rear and slightly
raised above the ujjper circle. It has ten private boxes and a total seating capacity of
eighteen hundred.
Grand Opera House. — Location, Mission street, between Third and Fourth. It has a
frontage of one hundred and ten feet, by two hundred and seventy-five feet in depth. It has
the largest stage of any theater in the United States and the most complete stage appoint-
ments. There are four circles in addition to the orchestra. It has twenty mezzanine and
twelve proscenium boxes, making a total seating capacity of two thousand four hundred. Its
facilities for escape in case of fire are of the best, doors opening into broad vestibules from all
parts of the house, render jams almost impossible. This theater was opened in January, 1876,
and cost $325,000. Its location, however, seems to have been unfortunate, and thus far the
experience of managers has been generally disastrous in connection with the Grand.
The Bush Street Theater. — Location, south side of Bush street, near Montgomery.
Seating capacity, about nine hundred.
The Standard Theater. — Location, north side of Bush street, near Montgomery. Seat-
ing capacity, about eight hundred.
The Tivoli Garden. — Location, north side of Eddy street, between Powell and Mason.
This pleasant place of amusement was established as a free place of resort and saloon for
refreshments, but an admittance has latterly been required, and it has become a popular place
of resort.
The Bella Union Theater. — Location, west side of Kearny street, near Washington.
It is devoted entirely to variety entertainments, and will seat about one thousand.
The Adelphi Theater. — Location, south side of California street, near Kearny. It is
also like the Bella Union, devoted entirely to variety entertainments.
Chinese Theaters. — Of these there are three: The New, 623 Jackson street ; the Grand,
814 Washington street, and the Royal, 836 W^ashington street. They are frequented to a cer-
tain extent by white people, particularly tourists.
In addition to the foregoing, there are Piatt's, and Union Halls, and the Mechanics'
Pavilion, and other smaller halls, where public entertainments are frequently given
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Street Railroads.
The street railroad is an Ammcan device, which, like so many "Yankee notions," is
adopted by all the world seeking ease, comfort and economy. Few cities or large towns of
the United States are now without this cheap and ready means of conveyance, and gradually
the system is extending through the conservative cities of the old world. The street car is
emphatically the poor man's carriage, as it is the rich man's convenience, resorted to by all
classes, colors and nationalities, making it the most democratic institution of the age — con-
necting the centers of business, the fashionable promenades, the quarters of the artisan, the
; manufacturing districts and places of amusement with the modest family residence and sur-
burban villas, in all the parts and surroundings of the great city. It renders every section of
such easy access, that over-crowding is no longer a necessity nor an excuse. Property has
■j thus been enhanced in value, and the sanitary condition greatly improved. In the adoption
g^ of this method of intercommunication, San Francisco stands pre-eminent. The growth of the
system in this city, the timidity of capital to engage in the enterprise, the struggle for right
■^ of way, the distrust of the authorities in granting franchises, the litigation of the colored
M people to obtain admittance to the cars, the adojjtion of the cable roads, and the final popu-
f^ larity and rush for franchises, would constitute an interesting feature in our local history.
,^ The Market Street Railroad is the oldest in the city, dating from 1857, when it formed
S a portion of the San Francisco and San Jose Railroad, and was operated by steam for a num-
ber of years, running an awkward looking "dummy" locomotive with one or two cars at-
J^ tached, between the tex-minus, opposite Fremont street, to the the depot at Valencia street,
S soon after extending to " The Willows, "then a surburban resort, near the Mission. Market
street was not at that date, nor for several years after, a graded highway, and the railway
passed through many narrow cuts in the sand hills and by ponds of stagnant water. The
track was of T rails, and the gauge that of the steam railroads, which ^auge is still main-
tained, making it and its recent connections difierent from all others in the city, and forbid-
S I ding the use of its track by other lines. As all other roads have a broader gauge, it necessi-
gs ! tates their laying additional tracks when running on Market street, thus accounting for the
g numerous lines of rails that mark, in places, that great thoroughfare. The Market Street
Railway, of the present, comprises an extensive system. The ferry landing is the most desir-
© able objective point of all the street lines, and from this starts the one under consideration.
5C I The main line now extends along Market to its junction with Valencia, and by the latter to
j55 ] Twenty-sixth street, a distance of about four miles, with double tracks. The street is now
graded, paved and almost solidly built up the entire distance. The old depot at the junction
^ of Valencia street is abandoned, and the trains of the San Francisco and San Jose Railroad,
^ now the Southern Pacific, make their way to the general depot, at Townsend and Fourth
^ I streets. Cars leave the ferry landing every two and a half minutes during the busy hours of
OQ ' the day, and pass the entire length of the route in forty minutes, the fare being live cents for
the entire distance or any part thereof. The cars of this line are distinguished from the many
cars on the street by their dark blue sides, and at night by their purple lights. A branch on
McAllister street to Devisadero, to be operated by a wire cable, will soon be constructed.
4^ The HAVE.S Valley Railroad is a portion of the Market street sytem, and runs from the
2 ferry landing along Market street to Hayes, a distance of one and three-fifths miles, thence
i|J on Hayes to Laguna six blocks, on Laguna to McAllister three blocks, on McAllister, Steiner,
CJ Tyler and Devisadero to Ellis street, a total distance of three and a quarter miles. The cars
PQ are yellow, and after dark show an orange light. They leave the ferry landing at intervals of
two and a half minutes, reaching the outer terminus in thirty minutes — fare five cents.
^ The Potrero and Bay View Railroad is also a part of the Market street system. This
jj line uses the Market street rails from the ferry landing to Fifth street, thence following Fifth
P and Bluxome to Fourth, a distance of two miles, the terminus of one division of the line.
Over this portion one-horse or "bob-tail" cars are used, which leave the starting point every
two and a half minutes. At Fourth street a " transfer " is given to the cars of the other di-
vision of the line starting from the corner of Fourth and King streets, which run via Ken-
tucky street and Railroad avenue, crossing Mission Bay, the Potrero, Islais creek and Butcher-
town to South San Francisco, a distance of about three miles, or a total distance from the foot
of Market street of five miles. One fare of five cents is required for the entire distance.
The Omnibus Railroad Company was the first organization of the city for the purpose
of running street horse-cars, succeeding to the Omnibus Company, whose ancient and now almost
forgotten vehicles, once, it was thought, performed the service so perfectly. These, in their
day, elegant carriages are now relegated to the smaller towns, where the city resident, in his
wanderings, regards them with wondrous curiosity, as a relic of a by-gone age. The enter-
prise that imported the omnibuses — and profited by it— led again in perfecting its business
and established the street railroad. Being the first, they had the choice of streets, excepting
only Market, which then formed a part of tlie San Jose Railroad, the company chose the route
from North Beach to South Park — the first a popular resort and tlie other the most fashionable
quarter — running via Powell, Union, Stockton, ^V'ashington, Montgomerj' and Third streets
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to its southern terminus ; and another line from the Metropolitan Theater through Montgom-
ery to Market, Second, Howard and Sixteenth streets to the Mission Dolores. These names
indicate the principal streets and points of attraction up to the inauguration of the street rail-
way system in San Francisco. The streets now u^ed are : by the first line running yellow
cars, from North Beach via Powell, Union, Stockton, Pacific, Montgomery Avenue, Mont-
gomery, Market, Third and Townsend streets to the Southern Pacific Railroad depot, and the
general offices of the Central and Southei'n Pacific Eailroad Companies. At Market a trans-
fer is given to cars running to the ferry ; at Howard street to the cars on that street, running
out Howard to Twenty-sixth street, and at Brannan to cars running to the Pacific Mail Steam-
ship Company's wharf. The other branch, called the Howard street road, starting from
the Metropolitan .Block on Montgomery street, runs along Washington to Sansome, to Market,
Second and Howard to Twenty-sixth street, making the same connections as the Mont-
gomery and Third street branch.
The North Beach and Mission Railroad. — The growth of the city has been well marked
by the construction of street railroads, these first traversing the most populous portions, and
as their advantages were developed, and their profitableness proven, were extended as rapidly
as the population spread, and even penetrated unsettled quarters, which were thereby ren-
dered accessible, and soon rewarded the enterprise with abundant patronage. The North
Beach and Mission was a rival of the Omnibus, and chose parallel routes, and, like the other,
consists of two lines. One extends from North Beach at, Francisco street, via Mason, Broad-
way, Kearny, Geary, Stockton and Fourth streets, to the Southern Pacific Railroad depot at
Townsend street, giving transfers to the second line .at California and Folsom streets. The
cars run at five minutes' interval; fare at the uniform rate of five cents, including transfers.
The Mission route runs from the ferry landing, via Market, California, Kearny, Market,
Fourth,^nd Folsom to Twenty-sixth street, and another branch from Montgomery street, via
California, Battery, First and Folsom streets to Fourth, where transfers are made to the other
branches. By the accommodating system cf transfers, the i^asseriger is carried for a single
fare of five cents to every extreme of the city
The Central Railroad marks another step in the changes of business and the growth of
the city. The Comijany chose for its route a connection with the former landing of the Oak-
land and Alameda ferries, on Davis street, between Pacific and Broadway, running on Jack-
son, Sansome, Bush, Kearny, Post, Stockton, Geary, Taylor, Sixth and Brannan to Eighth ;
but with the change of ferry landings, the change of starting point was made by extending
the road along Jackson and East streets to the foot of Market. This formerly gave transfers
at Turk street for the Lone Mountain branch, but the increase of business in that direction
made a through line a necessity, which now runs from the ferry along Market, Pine, Sansome,
Bush, Kearny, Post, Dupont, Market, Turk, Fillmore and Post streets, to Cemetery avenue,
exchanging transfers at Taylor street with the Sixth street branch. The Central was for a
long time the only road that reached the vicinity of the cemeteries, and from that fact was
more popularly known as the Lone Mountain line, and, with its advantageous connection with
the ferries and steamboat landings, was the most profitable road of the city.
The Sutter Street Railroad comprises a very extended scheme of main lines and
branches. Originally the main line ran from the steamboat landings at the foot of Broadway,
along that street, Battery, Sutter, Polk, Vallejo, Octavia, Union, Pierce, Greenwich, Brod-
erick, Lombard and Baker streets, to Harbor View, a distance of nearly four and a half miles.
Branches run from the crossing of Larkin along that street to Market, and on Pacific street
from Polk to Fillmore. This road was a most important factor in building up the otherwise
isolated region along its route, but the numerous hills were exceedingly wearing upon the
animals used in hauling cars, and travel was necessarily slow. It was, however, the only
road penetrating that portion of the city, and for a number of years enjoyed a monopoly of
the business. The subsequent construction and great success of the cable road along Clay
street, crossing the precipitous ridge and giving access to the quarter traversed by the Sutter
street line, made a reorganization necessary. An underground cable has been laid from the
junction of Market street, along Sutter to Polk, thence to Bush, and along the latter to Cem-
etery avenue, and a branch along Larkin street to Market, making it the longest cable road
of the city. The cars now run by horse traction from the ferry landing, up Market^ street to
Sutter, thence by cable to Polk, Bush and Cemetery avenge; also by horses from the engine
house on Polk street to Vallejo, and on Vallejo to Octavia, where connection is made with the
cars of the Presidio branch to Harbor View. The cable on Larkin street takes the cars to
and from Market street, from which point horses are used on the extended line along Ninth
and Mission streets to Woodward's Gardens. That portion from Davis street along Broadway
and Battery streets to Market has been abandoned, and the ferry is reached by a direct road
from Sutter down Market street.
The City Railroad Company operate what is popularly known as the Mission street
Railroad, running from the ferry along East street to Mission, thence to Twenty-sixth street.
Another branch runs from the same starting point along Market, Sutter, Dupont, Market,
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Fifth and Mission to Twentieth street. This road was constructed chiefly by the late R. B.
Woodward, for the primary object of establishing and controlling a method of cheap convey-
ance to Woodward's Gardens, and its management has been economical and efficient from its
inception. One-horse cars are chiefly used, uiaking frequent trips and affording rapid transit.
The Clay Street Hill Railroad is distinguished as being the pioneer "cable road,"
not only of this city, but of the world. The system is unique, and a triumph of inventive
genius and engineering skill of which San Francisco has just cause to be proud. While every
city is seeking to perfect and cheapen its means of transit from business centers to suburbs,
none have been found so effective, cheap, safe and pleasant as the underground cable and the
stationary engine. This traverses hills as well as level streets, forms no more obstruction
than the ordinary track, is noiseless in its operations, and the cars are more completely under
control than when attached to horses. By its means the hilly regions are made as accessible
as the level portion, and as they are regarded as healthier, those localities having the greatest
elevation are the most desirable for residences. The construction of the Clay street road was
regarded as an experiment of a very doubtful character, and the difficulties surmounted by
the originator, and the labor bestowed upon the plans and exercised upon capitalists to enlist
them in the enterprise were equal to the physical work of constructing the road itself. For
this San Francisco is indebted to Mr. Benjamin H. Brooks, son of the distinguished lawyer
B. S. Brooks, a pioneer of 1849. Attention was early called- to devise means of direct access
to the northern portion of the "Western Addition," to whiah the high, precipitous ridge
extending north from Bush street seemed an insurmountable barrier. A tunnel through the
ridge along Broadway was proposed, and an Act of the Legislature was passed authorizing it.
For several years this was agitated as the only feasible means, but it did not appear to fill the
requirements, and the great cost forbade capital investing in it. This would have still left
the elevated lands without relief, and it is fortunate that the tunnel was not undertaken.
Mr. Brooks having conceived the happy idea of an endless wire cable, laid under the surface
of the street and operated by a stationary engine, set his inventive genius to work to perfect
the details. A year or more was spent in planning, draughting and experimenting, having in
this the efficient aid of Mr. W. H. Hepburn, a very skillful civil engineer, and when fully
prepared the scheme, as subsequently carried out and now in such successful operation, was
presented to the Board of Supervisors and a franchise asked for. Thomas H. Selby, who was
then Mayor, hesitated long and investigated the matter thoroughly before approving it, and
then not until such engineers as General Alexander, of the army, B. P. Brunner, of the
Rolling Mills, N. D. Arnott, of the street railroads, and others, had assured him of the
feasibility of the plan and the safety of the operation as pi'oposed. In 18(39 the franchise was
granted. The next great difficulty was to induce capital to invest in the enterprise. So novel
was the scheme, and so poor the prospect of remuneration, that stock gambling was con-
sidered preferable, and local capital refused to touch it. A subsidy of §30,000 was obtained
from property holders along the route, but even with this help no money to do tlie work could
be obtained. Eastern capitalists were invited to investigate it, but upon examining the
locality, seeing the steep hill and the few pedestrians upon the street, declared it would never
pay, and consoled the enthusiasm of the inventor by admiring the skillfuluess of his plans,
but declining to invest. Thus struggling for some years, the plans and franchise were in 1872
transferred to Mr. Hallidie for a nominal consideration, a new subsidy was subscribed, the
great experiment undertaken, and in September, 1873, was completed from Kearny to Leav-
enworth street, and put in operation. Not only has it proven a mechanical success, but,
contrary to the opinion of capitalists, it has been remunerative beyond all systems in use.
So complete and economical has it proven that other comimnies have adopted it, and in all
probability the underground cable will eventually supercede all other means of traction for
street cars. To the traveler the sensation of ascending and descending the steep hills is most
delightful, the motion being rapid and easy, undisturbed by the painful sympathy for laboring
horses, or fear of danger. The cable — a wire rope three inches in circumference — runs in an
iron tube laid beneath the street, midway between the rails, with an open slit three-quarters
of an inch wide, on the top, through which iron arms attached to and operated in the car,
or "dummy," reach and clutch the cable, which is securely grasped or instantly released, as
required. Brakes which press upon the track, as well as wheels, readily and securely stop
and hold the cars, however steep the grade may be, thus being better prepared to avoid
accident than when horses or locomotives are used. San Francisco in adopting this system
has made a progress in street railroad building which places her far in advance of all other cities,
and is the advance most remarkable of the last decade. The Clay street road now runs its
cable from Kearny street to Van Ness avenue, one mile, carrying near two million passen-
gers annually; using about five hundred tons of coal screenings in the same period. From
the crossing of Leavenworth, a branch operated by horses runs on that street, Vallejo, Hyde,
Union and Larkin, to Chestnut street. Fair five cents.
The California Street Railroad is a cable road, and is regarded as the crowning
achievement of its class. The practicability of ascending the high hills by means of
the endless cable having been shown by the operations of tne Clay street road, and California
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street being similarly situated — the elevation, however, being considerably greater — a com-
pany was organized in 1876 for the purpose of making such a road through it. On the 5th of
July, 1877, work was commenced, and on April 10th, 1878, the road was open for traffic
from Kearny to Fillmore street, a distance of abox^t one and three-quarter miles. This has
since been extended to First avenue, crossing Cemetery avenue, a total distance of two and
a half miles. Cars, attached to ' ' dummy, ' both being elegantly fitted for passengers, leave
Kearny street every two and a half minutes, and pass over the distance in twenty minutes,
the fare being five cents. No expense or skill has been spared in making this road perfect in
every detail, substantial, safe and enduring. The track is a rigid framework of iron, the ties
placed every four feet, being of old T rails bent to form an inverted arch, thus leaving a
space for the tube through which runs the cable, and all about the framework and tube is
laid a solid body of concrete. The machinery is located at the southeast corner of Larkin
and California, and is as complete and powerful as could be devised. There are two engines
of five hundred horse power each, so arranged that either can be used in case of accident to
the other, or both can be used together if required. At Kearny and Fillmore streets deep
excavations were made, each sixty feet long, and walled up with solid masonry, in which are
pulleys, fastened to heavily weighted cars on an inclined track, around which the cable runs
and by their weight and mobility keep the cable taut. At Larkin street an excavation one
hundred and ten feet in length, thirty feet in width and thirty-one feet in depth, heavily
walled and arched with brick and iron, was made to receive the driving machinery. This
Company has been granted the right to extend its road to First avenue, thence South to D or
Fulton street, and thence to Sixth avenue^
The Berry Street Railroad, running from Channel street, or the landing at the foot
of Third street, to Berry, and thence to Seventh, was constructed in 1877 for the use of wood
and latiber dealers, but was never put in operation.
The Geary Street, Park and Ocean Railroad, recently completed, is a cable road
running from Market, at the junction of Kearny and Geary, through the latter to Point
Lobos avenue, at the junction of Cemetery avenue, where it connects with a road operated
by a dummy locomotive along Point LoVjos avenue to First avenue, thence on D street to
the Golden Gate Park on the south and Golden Gate Park Race-course on the north.
The cable road has a length of two and a half miles, and the portion extending to the
Park, a length of about one and a quarter miles. The Geary Street road crossing the Larkin
Street road, also a cable, involved the necessity of passing its cable under the other without
interfering with its working, which engineering has been skillfully accomplished. Since its
completion the travel over this road has been immense, at times the number of cars beinc
insufficient to accommodate all who wished to avail themselves of the opportunity of taking
a cheap ride to Golden Gate Park.
During the year many other roads have been projected, and for several franchises have
been obtained. Among the latter is the San Francisco and Ocean Shore Railroad, to run on
Fulton street to the Ocean Beach and to the Cliff House. A railroad is projected and fran-
chise granted to Charles Lux and others to run from Market on Second, Mission, Seventh
Bryant, Ninth streets, and Potrero avenue to Twent)'-sixth street, a distance of two and a half
miles, with branch from Ninth to Market, to Hayes, along Hayes, Gough, Bay and Laguna
streets to Lewis and the water front ; also from the intersection of Potrero avenue, and
Twenty-sixth street along Potrero avenue and its extensions to Thirby-fifth street, a distance
of about two and a half miles, or a total distance from the junction of Second and Market
streets of five miles. A franchise has also been granted to A. K. Baldwin and others to
construct a road from the Presidio, running through the most available streets in the
northern part of the city to the ferry landing at the foot of Market street.
Steam Railroads.
San Francisco may be regarded as the objective point of all railroads of the Pacific coast •
but more particularly so of all in California. The city is fixed as the natural center of com-
merce of the whole west coast of North America. The great rivers, valleys and mountain
passes lead unerringly to this point, and thus converge the channels of inland trade from all
the surrounding States and Territories. The broad bay affords one of the best harbors of
the world, and the Golden Gate opens to the Pacific and all the maritime nations of the
earth. The currents of the air and the ocean so aid the other advantages, that the location
is perfected as a center of commerce. These natural conditions force all artificial lines of
trade and travel to the same center, and therefore, whatever point on the coast other than
this may be selected as the terminal point of a railroad, it will be found the road can
have no terminus but by its connections with San Francisco. All transcontinental railroads
will add to the greatness of San Francisco, wherever their nominal terminus may be.
The principal railroads of the State, with their connections, are centered under one
management, being the following as now conducted, with their termini and lengths: Central
Pacific, from San Francisco to Niles, 30^ miles; the same, from San Jose to Ogden, 870^
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miles; the same, Oregon Division, Roseville to Reading, 151J miles; the same, Visalia Di-
vision, Lathrop to Goshen, 146^ miles; Amador Branch from Gait to lone, 27^ miles; the
Southern P^citic from Huron, via Goshen and Los Angeles, to Yuma, 530^ miles ; the same,
from San Francisco to Tres Pinos; 100^ miles; the same, from Carnedero to Soledad, 60^
miles, the same, from Castroville to Monterey, 20 miles; the same, from Los Angeles to Wil-
mington, via Florence, 22i miles; the same from Florence to Santa Ana, 27^ miles; the
Southern Pacific of Arizona, from Yuma to Casa Grande, 182;^ miles; the Los Angeles & Li-
dependence, from Los Angeles to Santa Monica, 18 miles; the Monterey and Salinas Valley,
from Salinas to Monterey, 19 miles; the California Pacific, from South Vallejo to Sacramento,
60 miles; the same, from Napa Junction to Calistoga, .S4i miles; the same, from Davis to
Knight's Landing, 18^ miles; Northern Railway, from Oakland to Port Costa, 28i miles;
ferry to Benicia, 1 mile; Northern Railway, from Benicia to Suisun, 15^ miles; the same, from
Woodland to Willows, 65 miles; Sacramento Valley & Placer-vdlle, from Sacramento to Shingle
Springs, 47| miles ; the Stockton & Copperopolis, from Stockton to Milton, 30 miles ; the
same, from Peters to Oakdale, 19 miles; the San Pablo and Tulare, from Port Costa to Tracy,
51 miles; Berkeley Branch of Northern Railway, from Shell Mound to Berryman's, 3f miles;
The total under the control of the managers of the Central Pacific Railroad Company,
amounting to 3582 miles, to which may be added 650 miles of steamboat route on the Sacra-
mento, San Joacpiin. Colorado and other rivers, making a total of 4232 miles of transporta-
tion under one company, or rather one general management, as there are, nominally, several
companies. The Directors of the Central Pacific are Leland Stanford, C. P. Huntington,
Charles Crocker, E. H. Miller, Jr.-, W. V. Huntington, E. W. Hopkins, and C. F. Crocker.
The first of this great system was the Sacramento Valley Railroad, constructed in 1855
and 1856, from Sacramento to Folsom, a distance of 22^ miles, and at a cost of $1,100,000.
The building of this, now a simple and unimportant road, was regarded as a grand enterprise
at that early date in our history, and it was the first railroad ever seen by many of the
immigrants from the Western States. Railroads did not then, as at present, traverse almost
every county of the United States, and they were indeed a curiosity. This has since been
extended to Shingle Springs, in El Dorado C'ounty,
The Ckntral Pacific Railroad is California's portion of the great transcontinental
line. Woi-k was commenced on it on the 9th of January, 1863; th« first shovel of earth
being turned by Leland Stanford, then Governor of California and President of the railroad
company. Connection with the Union Pacific was made on the 15th of May, 1869, at Prom-
ontory, in Utah, 828 miles from San Francisco. At a later date arrangements were made
with the Union Pacific Company, whereby that portion of the road from Promontory to
Ogden was transferred to the Central Pacific Company. The obtaining the franchise and
subsidies, and the building of this road and its connections, form an important part of Cali-
fornia's history, which has been quite completely told in previous issues of the Directory.
On the 28th of December, 1679, an important change was made in the route to Sacramento,
via Oakland, and crossing the Straits of Carquinez, from Port Costa to Benicia, with trains
of cars on a ferrying steamer. The distance is about one mile across, and is made in ten
minutes. By this route the distance from San Francisco to Sacramento is 89j miles, while
by the former route, via Oakland, Martinez and Stockton, it was 151 miles. Over this route
is taken the overland freight and passenger trains.
The Southern Pacific, with its different divisions, routes and extent, has been men-
tioned. The different branches comprise a system as complex as the Central. While the real
Southern Pacific runs from San Francisco via San Jose to Tres Pinos, tlie trains upon that
road run to Soledad ; but to reach the southern part of the State the Central Pacific is taken
from San Francisco to Goshen, where the main line of the Southern Pacific is intercepted.
This route is via San Jose, Tres Pinos, Huron and Goshen, but that portion from Tres Piuos
to Huron, about 100 miles in extent, is not yet constructed, the precipitous mountain range
separating the San Benito from the San Joaquin Valley preventing. In Arizona this road
has been extended to Casa (irande, a distance of 182i miles from Yuma, and 902 miles from
San Francisco.
The Northern Railway is also in detached parts, operating in conjunction with the
California Pacific, joining it at Suisnn and leaving it at Woodland, whence it runs to Willows,
in Colusa County, 64 miles from Woodland and 151 from San Francisco. This northern
arm runs through one of the finest wheat regions of the State, and is to be extended to a
junction M'ith the Oregon Division of the Central Pacific, at, or near Tehama. From the
foregoing it would appear that the State was covered by the rails of a single company, as
they run in every direction and embrace so great an extent of country. There are, however
several independent lines as follows:
The San Francisco and North Pacific, from Donahue to Cloverdale, a distance of 66
miles, with a branch from San Rafael to Junction, near Petaluma, 20A miles, and a branch
from Fulton to the lumber region about Guerneville, 16 miles in length. This road makes
connection with San Francisco by steamboat from Donahue, 24 miles, and from San Rafael
14 miles.
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The North Pacific Coast Railroad is a narrow gauge from Saucelito and San Quen-
tin to Duncan's Mills, having a total length of rail of 80| miles, including its two terminal
arms. This connects by ferry from Saucelito 6 miles to San Francisco, and from San Quen-
tin 11 miles.
The Vaca Valley and Clear. Lake Railroad connects with the California Pacific at
Elmira, in Solano County, and running through the fine fruit and farming region of Vaca
Valley and Winters, terminates at Madison, in Yolo County, a length of 30 miles.
The Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad connects the Central Pacific at Colfax,
in Placer County, with Grass Valley and Nevada City, in Nevada County, a total length of
22^ miles.
The California Northern Railroad is the pioneer of the northern portion of the
State, running from Marysville to Oroville, in Butte County, a distance of 28 miles.
The South Pacific Coast Railroad is a narrow gauge connecting with San Francisco
by ferry to Alameda and running thence to Santa Cruz, a total distance of 80 miles. This
road is not fully completed, there being several tunnels yet unfinished. The road in oper-
ation extends from Alameda to Wrights, a length of 57i miles, or 62^ from San Francisco.
The route is continued by stage. ■ Frequent trips are made, and the road is the most perfect
of its class.
The Monterey and Salinas Valley Railroad is a narrow gauge running from Salinas
to Monterey, a distance of 19 miles. This has recently been sold to the Central Pacific
management, and will probably be taken up and the route abandoned.
The Santa Cruz Railroad is a narrow gauge from the Southern Pacific at Pajaro to
Santa Crnz, a distance of 21^ miles. The Santa Cruz and Felton Railroad connects the two
places named in its title, having a length of 14 miles.
The Pittsburg and Black Diamond Railroads are each 7 miles in length, and are
used for the transportation of coal from the mines of Mount Diablo to landings on SuisunBay.
The San Luis Obispo and Santa Maria Valley Railroad connects the valley of the
interior with the steamer landing at Point Harford, a distance of 11 miles.
Many other roads and extensions are projected, and with the increasing business of the
State, and the recovery of the people from recent financial embarrasments, we may look for
great enterprise in this direction.
Steamship Iiines.
Pacific Mail Steamship Company. — This company owns and operates the following lines:
New York and Aspinwall, two thousand miles; Panama and San Francisco, three thousand
two hundred miles; Panama and Acapulco, one thousand eight hundred miles; Panama and
Champerico, one thousand one hundred miles; San Francisco and Hongkong, six thousand
four hundred miles; San Francisco and Tacoma, one thousand miles; San Francisco and
Australia, eight thousand six hundred miles; total length of routes, twenty-three thousand
nine hundred miles, a distance, very nearly equal to the circumference of the earth.
For the transaction of the immense business included in these routes, the company now
owns and has in service twenty-two iron screw propellers, seventeen side-wheel steamships,
besides superannuated vessels, tug boats, etc. Many of these vessels are of the best class of
naval construction, and possess the most luxurious appointments.
In the New York and San Francisco through line, via the Isthmus, a vessel leaves New
York on the 20th and 30th of each month, and San Francisco on the 5th and 20th of each
month. The vessels of this line touch only at San Jose de Guatemala, Acapulco, Manzanillo,
San Bias and Mazatlan. In the Panama and Champerico line, a vessel leaves New York on
the 10th and 30th of each month, and Champerico on the 4th and 20th. In the Panama and
Acapulco line, a vessel leaves New York on the 20th and Acapulco on the 18th of each month.
The Champerico and Acapulco lines are more especially designed for the accommodation of
the coastwise trade of the Central American and Mexican ports of the Pacific.
On the great intercontinental line, a vessel is dispatchecf from San Francisco on the 1st of
every month, except when that day is Sunday, when the sailing day is on the Saturday
previous, for Yokohama and Hongkong. On this line the business of the past year has shown
a slight increase over 1878, in the matter of freights, accompanied, however, with a material
decrease in the passenger traffic.
On the Australia route, a vessel leaves San Francisco every fourth Saturday, commencing
with January 17th of the present year, carrying the United States and British mails, for Hon-
olulu, Auckland and Sydney.
On the Tacoma line, a vessel is dispatched on the 10th, 20th and 30th of each month, for
Victoria, B. C, Port Townsend, Seattle, Tacoma, Olympia and Portland. The company's
more important connections are as follows : At Yokohama, with steamers of the Mitsu Bishi
Co., for Hiogo, Nagasaki and Shanghai; at Hongkong, with English and French steamers for
the upper ports of India, the Red Seaand the Suez Canal; at Sydney, with steamers for Welling-
ton, Melbourne, Adelaide and Hobart Town; at Panama, with Pacific Steam Navigation Co. 's
line for all important South American ports, and at Aspinwall, with steamers of the Royal Mail
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and Campagnie Generale Trans-Atlantique, to the various ports of Europe direct.
Pacific Coast Steamship Company. — This company does nearly all the coasting business
between San Francisco and San Diego, excepting the transportation of lumber. Its steamers
run to nearly every port on the Pacific Coast from San Diego on the south to British Columbia
on the north. It owns sixteen steamers, two of them just ofi"the stocks. Their new steamer,
State of California, is probably the fastest and finest ever built in this country, being the first
and only one flying the American flag built under the supervision and rules of the British
Lloyds. She is on the Portland, Oregon, route. The other, the Victoria, is on the British
Columbia route
The company is under the general agency of the well-known firm of Goodall, Perkins & Co. ,
who own a majority of the stock. The amount of the capital stock is $2,000,000, divided into
20,000 shares of §100 each. Over §1,000,000 has been paid in, and the company's assets foot
up largely in excess of that amount. The Ticket Office is at 214 Montgomery, and the Genei-al
Oflice at No. 10 Market street
The Oregon Railway and Navigation Company ^until recently called the Oregon
Steamship Company) established, nearly twenty years ago, a regular line of steamships to
ply between San Francisco, Astoria and Portland, Oregon. Vessels now leave each port
about every five days, carrying the United States mails, express, treasure, freight and pas- .
sengers, and connecting wdth quick dispatch at Portland with railroads, steamers and other
connecting stage lines, for all points in Oregon, Washington and Idaho Territories, British,
Columbia and Alaska. To accommodate the constantly increasing trade and travel between
San Francisco and Oregon, this company has, during the past two j'ears, added to its fleet five
large, new, fast, first-class iron-screw steamships. All of these steamships combine great
speed with great carrying capacity of passengers and freight, and are pro\'ided with all the
modern improvements and elegant appointments, including superior cabin and steerage
accommodations, for the safety and comfort of the traveling public, and the quick and safe
handling of cargo. Henry Villard, Esq., is president, and Capt. K. Van Oterendorp agent
and general superintendent; office 210 Battery street.
Occidental and Oriental Steamship Company. — This company has been in active
operation between vSan Francisco and China and Japan since June, 1S75. They dispatch one
of their steamers about the middle of every month, carrying the United States mails. Its
equipment consists of the G?elic, Oceanic and Belgic, three large, well-equipped vessels, of
first-class build, affording excellent accommodations, and almost perfect safety to the sea-
faring public. This line is operated by a company of some of the most reliable and worthy
business men of this city.
The California and Mexican Steamship Company dispatches a vessel upon the 3d of
each month for Magdalena Bay, Cape St. Lucas, Mazatlan, La Paz and GuajTnas. This line
carries the Mexican mails and Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express, and is engaged exclusively in the
Mexican Coast trade.
In addition, there are plying from the city to various points on the coast and in our river
and bay trade the following : For Eel River and Coos Bay, Oregon, steamer Areata; for
Eureka, Hookton and Areata, steamers Humboldt and Los Angeles; for San Buenaventura and
way ports, steamer Constantine; for Sacramento, the steamers Enterprise and Julia form dail/
lines, leaving the Washington Street Wharf at 4 p. m. The Sacramento trade also includes
the steamers San Joaquin, Reform, and Pride of the River. The steamers City of Stockton,
Alice Garratt, Centennial, Tulare, and Mary Garratt form a daily line to Stockton, and smaller
steamers ply between Napa, Petaluma, Antioch, Marysville, and intermediate points, con-
necting them with the city.
Ferries.
The Oakland Ferry, at the foot of Market street, leaves every half hour for Oakland,
from 6:10 A. m., until 7 p. m. The next boat leaves at 8:10; the next, 9:20; the next, 10:30;
and the last at 1 1 :4o. Trips are also made via the Creek Route, boats leaving at 5 :40, 6 :.30,
7:20, 8.15, 9:15, 10:15 and 11:15 A. M., and 12:15, 1:15, 2:25, 3:15, 4:15, 5:15 and 6:15 p. m.
The average number of passengers crossing from Oakland daily during 1879, was fifteen thou-
sand two hundred and forty; it is estimated that fully twenty thousand cross on Sundays.
Fare, fifteen cents each way; round-trip tickets, on Sundays, twenty-five cents. Commuta-
tion tickets, good for one trip, each way, per day, for one month, are sold at §3. The follow-
ing statistics concerning the travel on this ferry will prove quite interesting : Number of
trips, 1873, two millions six hundred and fifty-five thousand six hundred and seventy-one;
1874, three millions one hundred and ninety-two thousand nine hundred and four; 1875, four
millions twenty-eight thousand three hundred and ten; 1876, four millions nine hundred and
nine thousand nine hundred and sixty; 1877, five millions five hundred and seventy thousand
five hundred and fifty-five; 1878, five millions seven hundred and fifty-four thousand six hun-
dred and two; 1879, five millions five hundred and sixty-two thousand eight hundred and
eighty-nine. The company's slips and buildings are located at the foot of Market street, upon
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY. ""^sT.cWe'Ulf.'i'r* »»'•'«"
J MACDONOUGH i^***^'''''*^'* of and dealer in coal and pig iron.
41 Market Street, comer Spear.
PROGRESS OF THE CITY. 27
the line of water front adopted by the Poard of Harbor Commissioners. The buildings are
conveniently arranged, and contain waiting and refreshment rooms, ticket offices, baggage
and express rooms, for the accommodation of passengers awaiting the ferries. This connects
with all trains of the Central Pacafic Railroad.
The San Quentin Ferry is at the foot of Market street. Four trips are made daily,
boats leaving at 9:20 and 11:40 a. m., and at 2:15 and 4:45 P. M., connecting with the North
Pacific Coast Railroad for San Rafael and Duncan's Mills.
Saucelito Ferry. — The landing of these ferry steamers is at the foot of Market street.
Four round trips are made daily. About three thousand passengers are carried daily. Con-
nection is made -with, the North Pacific Coast Pi.ailroad Co., for San Rafael, Duncan's Mills, etc.
Boats leave as follows : 8:45 and 10:30 a. m., and 3:15 and 5:15 P. m. An extra trip is made
on Mondays, leaving the wharf at 7:00 A. M.
Berkeley Ferry. — A boat leaves San Francisco daily (Sundays excepted) at 3:30 p. m.
Time, forty-five minutes.
The Alameda Ferry has its landing at the foot of Market street, immediately adjoining
and southeast of the Oakland Ferry landing. Boats leave at 5:30, 6:40, 7:45, 9:00 and 10:30
A. M., and 12:00 M., 1:30, 4:00, 5:15, 6:30 and 8:30 P. M. The trip requires twenty-five
minutes. This ferry is run by the South Pacific Coast Railroad Company.
Water Front and Harbor ImproTements.
The Board of Engineers appointed by the Harbor Commissioners under the provisions of
the Act of the Legislature of 1875-6, have established a new line of water front, which begins
two hundred feet seaward from the northern prolongation of the Presidio Reservation, and
extends in an easterly and southerly direction upon straight lines, in such manner as to
approach as near as practicable *the extreme outer projections of the water front, established
by Act of 1851, to a point near the intersection of Second and Berry streets, and thence to
continue southerly upon straight lines in such manner as to approach as near as practicable the
extreme outer projections of the water-line front, established by the Board of State Tide Land
Commissioners, to the southern boundary of the City and County of San Francisco. An im-
portant feature of the readjustment of the water front is that it will afford a new thoroughfare,
two hundred feet in width, extending in straight lines from point to point along the water
front, and affording easy access to all parts of it. Distances will be very materially shortened.
The new line provides for free entrance to China, Central, India, South and Dry Dock Basins.
The following is the estimate of costs of the new line, including the expense of dredging a
channel sixty feet wide and twenty feet deep, filling it with large stone, filling the thorough-
fare with small stone and earth, planking the roadway, and constructing a wharf fifty-one
feet wide, to serve as a facing to the sea wall : From Chestnut to Harrison street, 7,000 feet,
$2,357,886; from Chestnut to Powell street, 3,170 feet, §844,800; from Harrison to the foot of
Second street, 3,080 feet, $1,156,400. Total distance, 13,250 feet; total cost, $4,359,086.
During the past year, the receipts from all sources for the Harbor Fund have been
$708,184 94. Expenditures, $433,814 07; turned in to State Treasury, $274,370 87. Of the
expenditures, $137,378 39 have been devoted to permanent improvement, $3,948 84 to the
purchase of dredges and steam tugs, $27,182 16 to urgent repairs, $107,091 87 to sea wall
account, and the remainder to maintenance and contingent expenses.
Work contemplated in China Basin has been delayed by questions on the part of property
owners as to the right of the Board to enter China Basin. The matter is now before the
Supreme Court, and if favorably decided, important and extensive improvements will be imme-
diately undertaken, the effect of which will be to afford a vast increase of accommodations
to our lumbermen.
Work under three separate contracts is now in progress, covering the contemplated bulk-
head at North Beach, from Stockton to Lombard streets. For the first thousand feet the
gross price is about $145,000. The second thousand feet has been let at forty-six cents per
cubic yard for the rock work, and twenty cents for earth, and $20,000 additional for wharf;
the third thousand feet, for sixty-five cents per cubic yard for rock work, and twenty-five
cents for earth, with $20,000 additional for wharf. An additional section of six hundred and
twenty-five feet has also been let, extending from the westerly end of section one to the
westerly line of Powell street, at fifty three cents per cubic yard for rock work, and twenty-
four and nine hundredths cents for earth, with $14,800 additional for wharf. A section of one
thousand feet between Lombard and Filbert streets will be let at an. early date. Kearny
street has been filled in from the shore-line to the bulkhead, at a cost of $11,975.
Water fSupply.
The Spring' Valley Water Works draw their principal supply at present from the
Peninsula, where they control the water-shed of thirty-nine square miles, which supplies
their three storage reservoirs, namely : the" Pilarcitos, the San Andreas, and the Crystal
Springs. They are located at a sufficiently high altitude to supply all parts of the city by
gravitation. These three reservoirs together have a storage capacity of over fifteen thousand
I RIINni APH Ri CO Growers of and Dealers in FINE WINES.
Ji \JUIlLrL.nV/ll VX V/V/i corner Market and Second Street*.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPORTATION CO., ^^aT&l^^.*"/,^^^
28 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
million gallons. They can and will be increased to forty-six thousand million gallons, by
building the lower Crystal Spi-ings dam. The water from these reservoirs is conducted, by
means of two thirty-inch plate-iron pipes, into the Lake Honda and the College Hill reservoirs,
respectively. The former holds thirty-three million gallons, and the latter fifteen million
gallons. These two reservoirs again feed the five smaller distributing reservoirs in San Fran-
cisco, viz : Market Street, Russian Hill, Francisco Street, Clay Street, and Brannan Street
Reservoirs, all of which have a capacity of more than sixty million gallons. The water from
these distributing reservoirs is furnished to the inhabitants of San Francisco through a system
of cast-iron pipes, laid in the streets, nearly one hundred and seventy miles in length, varying
in diameter from twenty-two inches to three inches. The Company also obtain from Loboa
Creek, by means of an aqueduct and pumping works at Black Point, two million gallons daily.
It owns additional water rights relating to the coast streams above and below Spanishtown,
which will enable it to utilize a water-shed of sixty square miles. It has also acquired Cala-
veras Valley, which controls two hundred and fifty square miles of water-shed, and is the
next nearest source of supply to San Francisco that exists. It has facilities readily adapting
it to the construction of reservoirs that will contain forty thousand million gallons. From
these Calaveras reservoirs the water will be conducted by an aqueduct, consisting of two miles
of tunnel, twenty-two miles of pipe, and about twenty-tour miles of open aqueduct, to Crystal
Springs and San Andreas Reservoirs ; independent pipe lines will convey the water from there
to the city reservoirs. When the entire works are developed as proposed, the Spring Valley
Water Works will have a storage capacity aggregating eighty-six thousand million gallons, and
fed from a total water-shed of about three hundred and fifty square miles ; all of which, when
developed, will give an average yield of more than two hundred million gallons daily — which,
according to the amount consumed in Liverpool, England, viz : fourteen and one-half gallons
per capita, will be enough to supply near fourteen million inhabitants. The Company is also
prepared, in case of any exigency requiring additional supplies, to pump water from Lake
Merced to the extent of five million gallons per day.
Exhaustive surveys, looking to tlie building of water works to be owned by the city, by
Colonel Mendell, of the United States Engineer Corps, under the direction of the Board of
Water Commissioners created by the act of the Legislature of 1876, were made in 1876 and
1877. A number of different schemes were proposed and examined, having their sources in
the Sierra Nevada, several of which were highly approved by the public ; but after an ex-
penditure of near one hundred thousand dollars in examinations, etc., the enquiry was
abandoned. Overtures were made for the purchase by the city of the Spring Valley Water
Works, which were offered for $11,800,000, which being deemed too large a sum, the purchase
was not made. For a number of years the proposition has been entertained of purchasing
Lake Merced, and by pumping, supply a portion of the city. The price fixed was 815,000,-
000. This was agreed upon under Act of the Legislature passed in 1876, known as the
"Rogers bill," but before the sale was consummated the law was repealed by the Legislature
in January, 1880. Under the New Constitution the Municipal authorities have the power to
regulate the rates for water and to assess property for a portion, thus reducing the rates to
consumers.
Pablic Squares and Gardens.
There are twenty-two public parks, or squares, in this city, varying in size from two
hundred feet to the great Ocean Park of one thousand and thirteen acres. Ocean, or Golden
Gate Park, lies in the northwestern portion of the city, bordering on the ocean. It is fifty-six
blocks long and nine blocks wide — or three miles long and a half mile wide. A beautiful
avenue, or drive, about three-quarters of a mile long and one hundred yards wide, leads from
the city proper to the park. There are seven lakelets in this park; also arbors, grottoes,
mounds, rustic benches, etc., which gives it rather a picturesque and romantic appearance.
Up to June 30, 1877, the Park Commissioners had received from all sources $499,941 09,
of which $486,249 47 had been expended, leaving a cash balance of $13,691 62. From June
30, 1877, to June 30, 1878, the receipts from various sources were $75,182 38; balance
from previous year, .$13,691 62— .$88,874 00. Expenditures, $57,210 38. Balance June 30,
1878, $31,663 62. From June 30, 1878, to June 30, 1879, the receipts have been as
follows : From taxes, $45,419 77; from Police Court fines, $600; from Pound fees, $91;
from sale of old sacks, $34; from sale of iron pipe, $125 20; sale of disabled horses, $75 25;
and $2,000 transferred from the General Fund — making a total since their last report of
$48,345 22, with balance on hand at that date, $31,663 62— $80,008 84.
The amount expended during the past year is $74,762 78, leaving a cash balance on
hand of $5,246 06. Since its organization, the Board of Park Commissioners has disbursed
$618,222 63, all of which is represented by actual work performed on the grounds in its
charge, and for the purchase of material and merchandise employed in the work. The
Legislature of 1876 authorized the Board of Supervisors to make annual appropriations of
$15,000 from the General Fund, and an annual tax levy of one and one-half cent upon
each one hundred dollars for its maintenance. Early in the fiscal year ending June 30, 1878,
a special appropriation from the General Fund of $10,000, and an additional levy of one
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN. '^^'f^KWIi^-'
IDNA^ I IMDRRISflN l<ainber Dealer, Ai.£i._cor. Allsslon and SpearStB.,liaal&r|(*
Lumber SJieds filled iivlth ivell seasoned l<am1>er.
PROGRESS OF THE CITY. 29
per cent, (making a total levy for Park purposes of two and one-half per cent.) was made
by the Board of Supervisors. A subsequent order, however, revoked the direct appropria-
tion and reduced the levy to two per cent. As a consequence, works of improvement during
the year were discontinued, and force employed only to the extent necessary for maintenance,
except in the case of the conservatory, built during the year, for which purpose the special
appropriation of $40,000 by the Legislature was made. The gross amount of expenditure
above set forth includes the expenses for fencing Buena Vista and Mountain Lake Parks,
making large plantations in the former, and the expense of the preliminary topographical
surveys for Golden Gate Park. Deducting these, and there remains actually expended upon
the Park, in the six and one-half years since the work was begun, $570,642 52. Of this
amount, about $185,000 is chargeable to maintenance, $20,000 to work horses, rolling stock,
tools, etc., the remainder, $366,879 74, being chargeable to direct improvement.
During the year ending June 30, 1879, the Park was visited by seven hundred and three
thousand four hundred and fifty-five persons.
The length of roadway constructed is forty-eight thousand six hundred and eighty-two
feet, representing an area of two million fifty-six thousand six hundred and thirty square feet.
About five miles of linear length of walks have been constructed, of which nearly three-fourths
are completed, the remainder needing only the capping surface of screened rock with which
all are finished. The improvements in roadway during the past year consist in the completion
of a large section of the "Southern Drive," the driveway connecting with First avenue, and
a fine macadamized road connecting the western entrance with the Point Lobos Road. About
five tliousand five hundred feet of walks have also been completed. A large area has been
graded, converted into lawns, and sown with selected grasses. A cottage for the florist in
charge of the conservatories has been erected, also a propagating house in the nursery grounds.
Extensive improvements are now being made, the men being paid by voluntary subscription
secured by Mr. David Bush.
The number of trees and shrubs planted in the Park since the spring of 1872, when this
branch of improvement was begun, is one hundred and fifty-five thousand nine hundred and
sixty-eight. In the nursery, for future planting in the coming season, there are forty -five
thousand trees and shrubs, and about twenty-five thousand flowering plants. The reclamation
of the lands bordering on the great highway, from the continued drift of the shifting sands
of the ocean, the solution of the problem for which the simple means adopted by the engineer
in charge, amply furnished, continues to become more and more assured ; the dune has steadily
increased in height, and its resisting power to the drifting force of the sands has become fully
established.
In 1878, a conservatory was erected for the reception of the two conservatories presented
to the Park Commissioners by a number of our prominent citizens during the year 1877.
These conservatories were purchased from the estate of the late James Lick, Esq, , by whom
they were imported from France, and presented upon the condition that suitable buildings
for their reception and care should be erected in Golden Gate Park within eighteen months
from date of presentation. In pursuance of this condition, the Legislature of 1877-8 passed an
enabling act, authorizing the appropriation of $40,000, and the work was at once begun. The
conservatory is located about one-quarter of a mile from the entrance of the main park, and is
built upon a plateau, partially artificial, lying to the right of, and about fifteen feet above, the
level of the main drive. An adequate conception of its magnificent character maybe obtained
from the following figures :
It is built, judging from superficial appearance, almost entirely of glass, is two hundred
and fifty feet in length, the main building being fifty-six feet square, and surmounted by a
dome, rising fifty-six feet high in the clear, inside measurement, the inside space being
unbroken by any trusses or girders, the roof beiing supported and sustained entirely by its
connection with the external walls. In this splendid dome the bright glare of the con-
tinuous crystal is relieved by two lines of glass in variegated colors, one at the spring of
the arch and the other at the summit of the arch. The remaining portions of the building
average thirty-five feet in width; the east and west ends being extended in their fronts, which
face the south, to a line parallel with the main or central building. In front of the main
building is a reception room, twenty by twenty feet, through which visitors will enter. In
the center of the reception room is a small pool, from the middle of which rises a tasty and
unique fountain, the design showing a swan surrounded by magnolias, upholding a bowl in
which a mermaid rises, holding on her shoulders a sea-shell in which the fountain plays. On
the right of the rotunda is the ' ' Orchid House, " an arched room, thirty-five by fifty feet, not
yet thoroughly stocked, yet still making quite a display of some handsome varieties. The
east extension is used as the aquatic house. Here, in the front, is located the fernery, in the
shape of a Grecian cross, from which the water passes to the main pool in the rear of it,
which is a trifle lower in height, and thirty feet in diameter. This is the home of the Victoria
Water Lily, a tropical flower, whose exuberant growth produces leaves five and six feet in
length, each of which is capable of upholding a child on the water. During the year the queen
lily arrived at maturity, and has now produced about twenty-five beautiful flowers. Some
of the leaves measure eight feet in diameter. The temperature of this pool is maintained at
/^rrv 11/ PI Ani/ 6*5 MARKET STREET, wholesale and retail dealer In
uLU. YY. LLMn^, Paper Han ws & Shade Material. Manufacturer of window SMes
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^o^^^^^ ^^^J^Z'^J^r
Market and Front Streets.
30 SAN FRANCISCO DIBECTORY.
eighty'degrees Fahrenheit. The heating apparatus is located in the basement of the office,
which is situated directly in the rear of the main building. The pipes for communicating the
heat to the main building are over four thousand feet in length. On the east of the office, and
in the rear of the east wing, is located a smaller glass house, fifty by twelve feet, containing
two propagating beds. Similarly located, in rear of the west wing, is another structure,
twenty-five by thirty-five feet, containing two nursery beds.
The whole building required in its construction twenty-six thousand square feet of glass,
weighing thirty-five tons, and three tons of putty. It is a marvel of architectural beauty, sur-
passing in this respect any similar construction in the United States, and is only equalled in
size by the Government Conservatory in the Horticultural Gardens at Washington. The
contractors were Messrs. Lord and Burnham, of Irvington, N. Y., who make a specialty of
works of this class. This being the largest work they have ever executed, they have given
personal supervision to all its details, and its completion has justly created for them, as well
as for the reputation of San Francisco's greatest park, a monument of never-failing beauty; a
testimonial to the one of superior skill and genius, and to the management of the other a full
comprehension of the jesthetic tastes of our people.
No further work upon the parks of the city has been done during the year, save simple
maintenance, except in the case of Pioneer Park, where the road leading to its summit has
been completed^
In addition to Golden Gate Park, we have Pioneer Park, on the crest of Telegraph Hill,
which embraces six fifty- vara lots, donated for the purpose by several liberal citizens ; Buena
Vista Park, bounded by Haight, Fell and Broderick streets, containing thirty-six acres;
Mountain Lake Public Square, in the Presidio Reservation, and eighteen additional reserved
blocks or squares in different sections of the city, most of M'hich have been more or less im-
proved. Portsmouth Square, opposite the old City Hall, is noted as being the place where
the United States flag was raised over our newly acquired territory from Mexico, on the 8th
day of July, 1846.
Woodward's Gardens. -^-These gardens, although a private collection and improvement,
are justly regarded as one of the principal attractions of the city. They are located on the
block bounded by Mission, Thirteenth, Valencia and Fourteenth streets; are finely improved,
and contain valuable and extensive collections of natural and antique curiosities, wild animals,
fossils and paintings.
Central Gardens, located at the junction of Point Lobos and Central avenues, will be,
when completed, one of the most attractive places of resort in the city. The grounds will
belaid out iu a tasty and ornamental manner, and planted with shrubbery, flowers, etc., of
the choicest and most varied kinds. It will contain fountains, aviaries, conservatories,
menageries, fish.poiads, etc. There will be erected a capacious amphitheater for the purpose
of balloon ascensions; also a pavilion, which will accommodate over five thousand persons.
The site will command a fine view of the bay and surrounding country.
Public Schools.
The free public schools of San Francisco are the pride of the citizens, and their efficiency
attract many families to reside in the city in order that their children may reap the advan-
tages they off'er. The first English school was established in April, 1847, with about thirty
pupils, taught by a Mr. Marston, who is therefore the pioneer teacher of the city. Late in
the same year the citizens organized a public school, and erected a building on the southwest
corner of the Plaza, now Portsmouth Square. In April, 1849, the Common Council estab-
lished a public school, and John C. Pelton and wife were employed ae teachers, and this was
the beginning of the system which has continued to the present time. During the fiscal year
1878-79 there were (jO schools, employing 696 teachers, and having an enrolled attendance of
38,129 pupils, of whom 19,926 were boys and 18,203 girls. By the report of the School Cen-
sus Marshal, June 30, 1879, the number of jouth in the city under seventeen years of age
is 88,104, being an increase for the year of 7,816. The number between five and seventeen
who are entitled to draw school money is 62,105, an increase of 6,206 for the year. The num-
ber attending private and church schools only during the year (not including Chinese) was
7,224, an increase during the year of 673. The number between five and seventeen years of
age (not including Chinese) who have not attended school at any time during the year was
19,389, an increase over the preceding year of 3,168. The last exhibit — of children not at-
tending any school — is worthy of note. The enrollment at the different schools was as fol-
lows: High schools — Boys, 350; girls, 901; total, 1,251. Grammar schools, including some
primary grades — Boys, 6,99!) ; girls, 7,246; total, 14,246. Primary schools, including some
grammar grades — Boys, 10,743; girls, 9,807 ; total, 20,550. Evening schools — Boys, 1,8.34;
girls, 249; total, 2,083. The financial condition of the Department is represented as folloM's:
The State and city tax for school purposes in the year 1878 79 was 16 cents on each $100.
The total income, including cash on hand at the beginning of the year, was .§856,107 52, a de-
crease from the previous year of $161,102 31. The expenditures were §876,489 14; less than
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY. *«''""9*S!l,feS7i'-''*'"'*''*
J MACDONDUGH i^i**orter of aivd dealer in all kinds of foreign
AND domestic coal, 41 Alarket Street, comer Spear.
PROGRESS OF THE CITY. 31
the previous year by $112,769 85. Cost of instruction per pupil, based on the enrollment,
and excluding expenditures for lots and buildings, §21 96. Cost of instruction per pupil,
based on average attendance, and including expenditures for lots and buildings, $32 37. The
amount paid teachers' salaries, §689,485 88. The estimated value of school property is: School
sites, $1,930,000 ; buildings, $900,000 ; school furniture, $183,000 ; libraries, $9,302; school
apparatus, $25,000. Total, §3,047,302. The Superintendent, in his Annual Report, institutes
comparisons of the cost of the schools of San Francisco with those of St. Louis, Cincinnati and
Boston. A principal of a grammar school in St. Louis receives $2,250; in Cincinnati, $2,110;
and in San Francisco $2,406 per annum. Primary teachers of the lowest class in Boston re-
ceive from $504 to $744 per annum, and in San Francisco $600 to $840 per annum. The
salaries of head masters in high schools in Boston, $3,780; principal in high school in San
Francisco, $4,000. The difference is regarded as not as great as the relative difference in other
salaries and in cost of maintenance. The total amount paid for teachers' salaries during the
past fiscal year was $689,485 8S, or an average for each enrolled pupil of $18 09. The amount
paid as salaries of teachers at the high schools, .§72,200, or an average charge to the 1,251
pupils enrolled of $57 55 each. The average cost for each pupil in the primary schools on
account of salaries paid primary teachers, is about $16 per annum. As a matter of interest
in connection with the public schools of the city, we give a few extracts from the biennial re-
port of the State Superintendent. Ezra S. Carr, covering the school years 1878 and 1879. In
1855 California had only 227 schools, with an attendance of 13,000, and 26,077 census chil-
dren; in 1879 it had 2,743 schools, with an attendance of 144,806, and 216,404 census children,
an increase of 16,337 o\^er the census of 1877. .In 1855 teachers were paid $181,906; in 1879
they were paid $2,285,732 39. Up to the present time the people of California have devoted
to the cause of education : For public schools, $33,743,819 84; for State Normal School,
$566,600, and for the State University about $4,150,000. (The total expense of the School
DepSirtment of San Francisco has been $11,075,870 45.) In percentage of average attendance
on school population California stands ninth among the States, the highest being Massa-
chusetts, with 72.76, and the lowest Louisiana, with 19,05. Census children attending the
private schools at any time during the year, 15,432. Percentage of census children enrolled
in public schools, 66.91; percentage in private schools, 7.04; percentage attending no school,
26.05; per cent, of children of native born parents, 46.14; per cent, of children who had one
foreign born parent, 12.68; per cent, of children who are of foreign parents, 41.17; school dis-
tricts, 1,999 ; number of male teachers, 1,236 ; number of female teachers, 6,217; average
monthly salaries paid male teachers, $82 13; average paid female teachers, $66 37; new school
houses erected, 122 ; institutes h^d, 34; cost of institutes, $2,988 22. Total receipts of the
School Department from all sources. State and County apportionments, city and district taxes,
etc., for 1878, $3,820,661 26 ; for 1879, $3,653,798 96 ; State apportionment per census child,
1878, $7 67: for 1879. $6 60; county apportionments per census child, 1878, $3 50; 1879, $3 59;
total receipts of all kinds per census child, 1878, $18 59; 1879, $16 84. Total expenditures of
the School Department, including salaries, rents, fuel, libraries, apparatus, sites, buildings,
furniture, etc., 1878, $3,155,815 27; 1879, $3,010,907 13. Cost of tuition per pupil enrolled
in public schools, 1879, $14 58. Total current expense per pupil enrolled, 1879, $17 34. Total
current expense per pupil in daily attendance, 1879, $27 60. Valuation of school property,
1879, $6,857,380. By the foregoing it will be seen that San Francisco has about 39 per cent,
of the enrolled pupils; pays about 33 per cent, of the teachers salaries; has about 35 per cent,
of the children entitled to school moneys, and owns about 50 per cent, of the school prop-
erty of the State. Of the State University the Superintendent says: "The University has
reached the ideal standard of its original projectors, with full departments of law and medi-
cine, courses or colleges of agriculture, mechanics and engineering, and affiliated colleges of
dentistry and pharmacy. The foundation of an art college has been laid in the gift of an art
collection, with $25,000 in money, to which the State has added an equal sum. The muni-
ficent example of Dr. Toland, in donating the valuable property of the Toland Medical Col-
lege entire to the University, has boi'ne fruit in the ample endowment by Judge Hastings of
the law college, and of the dental college by Dr. Cogswell, and of the equally generous gift of
, H. D. Bacon for the promotion of the fine arts. The Faculty of the University is composed
of gentlemen of unexceptionable ability. " Of the Normal School the Superintendent says :
"It has 19 instructors, and the number of its pupils is 548. The training school connected
with it has 113 pupils. With the increase of population there will be an increased demand
for normal instruction. This should be met, not by establishing other normal schools, but
by maintaining annual normal institutes at different points in the State, and by carrying for-
ward the high school course in towns and cities through another year, especially devoted to
didactics. This is already done in the Girls' High School at San Francisco, from which three
classes of well trained teachers have graduated." *
City Nokmal School. — Superintendent Mann recommends the establishment of a City
Normal School. New York and Boston have such schools. The Normal Class of this city
(October 1, 1879) numbers 95, all graduates of the High Schools.
Kindergartens — The Deputy Superintendent recommends the establishment of Kinder-
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gartens "all over the city. " " The excellent work done in that direction by the Silver Street
Kindergarten, under the skillful management of Miss Catherine Smith, has shown the possi-
bilities of the system, and I believe that to-day the most valuable and effective change that
can be made in our School Department would be the establishment of at least twenty similar
schools under trained and competent teachers. "
Cosmopolitan Schools. — Professor Herbst reportg there are four Grammar and three
Primary Schools, in which instruction in French and German is given, besides the English
course prescribed for all the Common Schools of the city. There are ten special teachers
of German and French, whose aggregate salary amounts to §11,700. There are twenty-four
Cosmopolitan classes taught by class teachers who hold German or French certificates besides
their English ones. Most of the candidates for teachers of German and French are natives
of America, and many are unable to give oral instruction, wherefore it is recommended that
the examinations should be sO conducted that it will be impossible for any one to obtain a
certificate who is not able to give an oral lesson in either French or German. The four Gram-
mar Schools in which French and German are taught are the North Cosmopolitan, Hayes
Valley, Valencia, and South Cosmopolitan, and the Primary are the Bush Street, Post
Street, and South Cosmopolitan.
Evening Schools. — Mr. Joseph O'Connor, Principal of Evening Schools, reports the
number of pupils enrolled at 2,083, of whom 1834 were boys, and 249 girls. Average
daily attendance, 699 ; average number belonging to Evening vSchools, 747. The studies are
reading, arithmetic, penmanship, and composition or letter-writing, bookkeeping, drawing,
higher mathematics, etc. Under the present rules the Evening Schools commence on the first
day of September, and are continued to the first day of May in each year, but the Board has
allowed the best classes to remain open to the end of the school year. The Evening Schools
were reopened on the same date (July 7, 1879) as the day schools. The result was a con-
vincing proof that they could and should be opened, as well as closed, with the day schools.
The average attendance for the first month was 776.3; and the number of classes it was found
necessary to organize was 27. The Evening Schools are held at the Lincoln, Mission, and
Washington Schools.
Constitutional Changes. — The new Constitution brings numerous changes in the Public
School system. It recognizes evening, technical and normal schools as properly belonging to
the Common School system, and makes high schools and cosmopolitan schools practically
independent of the State, but dependent upon the city for their establishment and support.
"Some have feared," says Superintendent Mann, "that<the withdrawal of State support
from the high schools would lead to their abolition. This fear is groundless, as the city by
local taxation raises more than six times the amount necessary for their support. " Section 6
of the Constitution, Article IX, says: "The entire revenue derived from the State School
Fund and the State School Tax shall be applied exclusively to the support of Primary and
Grammar Schools." The Board of Education (Section 7) will have control of the schools,
selecting text-books, direct the examination of teachers, and, unless done by the Legislature,
will prescribe the course of studies, which may include all the studies of the high schools.
The change in the examination of teachers and the selection of text-books are important.
School Houses. — The following named school houses were completed during the year :
Haight Primary; cost, $22,488 60. Sanchez Street Primary; cost, $16,149 47. Bernal
Heights School; cost, $1,192 76, and Ocean House School; cost, $1,401 58. The total number
of buildings used by the Department is 73, of which 63 are owned by the city, and 10 rented.
Of those owned by the Department, 8 are of brick and 55 are of wood. The amount paid for
rented rooms was $7,356 55. Additional demands are made for class rooms, consequent upon
the rapid growth of the city. The late Superintendent says there is still need for a four-class
building west of Valencia and south of Twentieth streets; a lot and an eight-class building
on the west side of Russian Hill; a four-class building on the school lot on the corner of Pine
and Scott streets ; a four-class building on the school lot near Florida street, on the Potrero;
an eight-class building on the West Mission street lot, and a twelve-class building on the
Fourth and Clara streets lot. A building of some architectural pretensions should be erected
for the Girls' High School, or a mixed High School, on the corner of Page and Gough streets.
location of schools ; KUMBER OF PUPILS ENROLLED, AND AVERAGE ATTENDANCE OF PUPILS
IN THE SCHOOLS, MAY, 1879.
BoTs' High School. — Location, north side Sutter street, between Gough and Octavia.
Pupils enrolled, 350; average attendance, 276.
Girls' High School. — Location, north side Bush street, between Hyde and Larkin. Pupils
enrolled, 901; average attendance, 732. Branch Girls' High School, east side Powell street,
near Clay.
Lincoln Grammar School. — Location, east side Fifth atreet, near Market. Pupils
enrolled, 1,454; average attendance, 1,023.
Denman Grammar School. — Location, northwest corner Bush and Taylor streets. Pupils
enrolled, 1,049; average attendance, 827.
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RiNcoN Grammar School. — Location, Vassar place, leading from Harrison street,
between Second and Third. Pupils enrolled, 581; average attendance, 502.
Washington Grammar School. — Location, southwest corner Washington and Mason
streets. Pupils enrolled, 604; average attendance, 506.
Union Grammar School. — Location, north side Union street, between Montgomery and
Kearny. Pupils enrolled, 636; average attendance, 492.
Broadway Grammar School. — Location, north side Broadway, between Powell and Ma-
son streets. Pupils enrolled, 635; average attendance, 541.
Spring Valley Grammar School. — Location, south side Broadway, between Larkinand
Polk streets. Pupils enrolled, 963; average attendance, 772.
Hayes Valley Grammar School (Cosmopolitan). — Location, north side McAllister
street, between Franklin and Gough. Pupils enrolled, 1,142; average attendance, 943.
South Cosmopolitan Grammar School. — Location, north side Bush street, between Du-
pont and Stockton. Pupils enrolled, 1,101 ; average attendance, 984.
North Cosmopolitan ^Grammar School. — Location, north side Filbert street, between
Jones and Taylor. Pupils enrolled, 729 ; average attendance, 594.
Valencia Street Grammar School (Cosmopolitan). — Location, east side Valencia street,
between Twenty-second and,Twenty-third. Pupils enrolled, 1,568 ; average attendance, 1,246.
Eighth Street Grammar School. — Location, east side of Eighth street, between Har-
rison and Bryant. Pupils enrolled, 1,058 ; average attendance, 791
Mission Grammar School. — Location, Mission street, between Fifteenth and Sixteenth.
Pupils enrolled, 870 ; average attendance, 655.
Jefferson Grammar School. — Location, south side Geary street, near Pierce. Pupils
enrolled, 879 ; average attendance, 673.
Clement Grammar School. — Location, Geary street, between Jones and Leavenworth.
Pupils enrolled, 976 ; average attendance, 770.
Bush Street (Cosmopolitan) Primary School — Location, southeast corner Bush and
Stockton streets. Pupils enrolled, 875 ; average attendance, 680.
South San Francisco School. — Location, Fourteenth avenue, near L street. Pupils en-
rolled, 488 ; average attendance, 420.
PoTRERO School. — Location, southwest corner Kentucky and Napa streets. Pupils en-
rolled, 359 ; average attendance, 328
South Cosmopolitan Primary School. — Location, south side Eddy street, between
Polk and Van Ness avenue. Pupils enrolled, 895 ; average attendance, 594.
Columbia Street Primary School. — Location, Columbia street, between Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth. Pupils enrolled, 558 ; average attendance, 500.
Lincoln Primary School. — Location, Bryant street, near Sixth. Pupils enrolled, 909 ;
average attendance, 702.
Market Street Primary School. — Location, east side Fifth street, near Market. Pupils
enrolled, 1,387 ; average attendance, 1,032.
Market and Seventh Street Primary School. — Location, south side Market street,
between Seventh and Eighth. Pupils enrolled, 906 ; average attendance, 731.
Mission Primary School. — -Location, west side Mission street, between Fifteenth and
Sixteenth. Pupils enrolled, 1,028 ; average attendance, 690.
Tehama Primary School. — Location, south side Tehama street, uear First. Pupils en-
rolled, 1,042 ; average attendance, 812.
Broadway Primary School. — Location, north side Broadway, between Montgomery and
Sansome. Pupils enrolled, 641 ; average attendance, 443.
. Fourth Street Primary School. — Location, northwest comer Fourth and Clara streets.
Pupils enrolled, 819 ; average attendance, 617.
Silver Street Primary School. — Location, north side Silver street, between Second
and Third. Pupils enrolled, 1,278 ; average attendance, 991.
Pine and Larkin Street Primary School. — Location, southwest corner Pine and Lar-
kin streets. Pupils enrolled, 823 ; average attendance, 583.
Greenwich Street Primary School. — Location, south side Greenwich street, between
Jones and Taylor. Pupils enrolled, 813 ; average attendance, 635.
Hayes Valley Primary School. — Location, north side Grove street, between Larkin and
Polk. Pupils enrolled, 872 ; average attendance, 755.
Union Primary School. — Location, northwest corner Filbert and Kearny streets. Pu-
pils enrolled, 558 ; average attendance, 465.
Shotwell Street Primary School. — Loca tion, east side ShotweU street, between Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-third. Pupils enrolled, 869 ; average attendance, 690.
Eighth Street Primary School. — Location, east side Eighth street, between Harrison
and Bryant. Pupils enrolled, 841 ; average attendance, 675.
Powell Street Primary School. — Location, west side Powell street, between Jackson
and Washington. Pupils enrolled, 609; average attendance, 489.
Tyler Street Primary School. — Location, north side Tyler street, near' Jones. Pupils
enrolled, 520 ; average attendance, 437.
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Spring Valley Primary School.— Location, south side of Union street, between Frank-
lin and Gough. Pupils enrolled, 296 ; average attendance, 287.
Turk Street Primary School.— Location, south side Turk street, between Laguna and
Buchanan. Pupils enrolled, 736 ; average attendance, 673.
West End School.— Location, San Jose Road, near Six-Mile House, Pupils enrolled,
108 ; average attendance, 92.
Fairmount School.— Location, Chenery street, near Randall. Pupils enrolled, 472 ; av-
erage attendance, 376.
NoE AND Temple Street Primary School. —Location, corner Noe and Temple streets.
Pupils enrolled, 302 ; average attendance, 238.
Point Lobos School. — Location, Nineteenth avenue, near Point Lobos avenue. Pupils
enrolled, 50 ; average attendance, 31.
Ocean House School. — Location, San Miguel Eoad, near Ocean House Road. Pupils en-
rolled, 70 ; average attendance, 63.
Lacuna Honda School.— Location, Eighth avenue, near K street. Pupils enrolled, 91 ;
average attendance, 71.
Jackson Street Primary School.— Location, north side Jackson street, between Webster
and Fillmore. Pupils enrolled, 335 ; average attendance, 271.
Sanchez Street Primary School.— Location, Sanchez street, between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth. Pupils enrolled, 248 ; average attendance, 342.
San Bruno School — Location, Nebraska street, near Yolo. Pupils enrolled 114 ; aver-
age attendance, 90.
South End School. — Location, WUliams street, near Henry. Pupils enrolled, 71 ; av-
erage attendance, 70.
LoBOS Avenue School. — Location, Point Lobos avenue, near Parker avenue. Pupils
enrolled, 144; average attendance, 133.
Lombard Street Primary School. —Location, north side Lombard street, between Baker
and Broderick. Pupils enrolled, 121 ; average attendance, 78.
Florida Street Primary School.— Location, Florida street, near Eighteenth. Pupils
enrolled, 149 ; average attendance, 135.
Bernal Heights School. — Location, Cortland avenue, between Laurel and Moultrie
avenues. Pupils enrolled, 35 ; average attendance, 33.
Harrison Street Ungraded School. — Location, Harrison street, between Tenth and
Eleventh. Pupils enrolled, 118 ; average attendance, 83.
Evening Schools. — Location, Lincoln School, Slission School, and Washington School.
Pupils enrolled, 2,083, of whom 1,093 were over 16 years of age ; average attendance, 674.
Colleges and Private Schools.
Notwithstanding the excellence of the free public schools of the city and State, their
exemption from direct cost to the pupil or parent, and the great interest taken in them by
the public as the nurse and strength of our free institutions, colleges and private schools of
great wealth, popularity, and importance rise and prosper. That such institutions exist, show
the great interest taken in educational matters. The public and private systems are rivals,
each stimulating the other, and setting examples of enterprise, management, salaries, edifices,
progress, and standard of scholarships. There are in San Francisco about one hundred
private schools, in which term are included the select school of a few pupils, the semi-
naries, commercial schools, academies, convent schools, and colleges, with their thousand
students. The Census Marshal reported the number of youth attending private and
church schools in this city in June, 1879 (not including Chinese) at 7,224, an increase
over the preceding year of 673. This increase in number is followed by the increase in build-
ings, many of the private schools having edifices of great capacity, cost, and grand architec-
tural appearance.
The Sacred Heart College, located on the corner of Eddy and Larkin streets, is a
wooden structure of three high stories and basement, and covering a large portion of the
block. This is conducted by the "Christian Brothers," under the direction of Brother
Genebern. The number of students is 700. The object of this institution is to give a
thoroughly Christian and secular education, embracing the classical, scientific, and commercial
courses.
The Sacred Heart Presentation Convent is a fine brick building of ample proportions,
located at the corner of Taylor and Ellis streets. This is a chartered college by Act of the
, Legislature, and empowered to confer graduating certificates. The school is free of charge to
1 all denominations. It was opened on the 24th of May, 1869, and the number of pupils in-
j creasing, made it necessary to enlarge the building, and in 1870 the portion fronting on Ellis
I street was added. Later on, a wing within the enclosure was built, to afford more ample
facilities for thte improvement of pupils in music, needlework, painting, drawing, etc. The,
institution contains GOO pupils, and is under the charge of Mother Mary Bernard Comerford,
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The St. Ignatius College, located on the west side of Van Ness avenue, and extending
from Hayes to Grove streets, ranks among the oldest and most prominent of the colleges of
San Francisco, opening for the reception of students on October 15, 1855. It was incorporated
under the law of the State April 30, 1859, and empowered to confer degrees and academical
honors. The number of students usually in attendance is upwards of 700, with a staff of 24
professors and teachers. The college edifice consists of two main buildings, connected by
spacious corridors. On the corner of Grove and Van Ness avenue, the first two stories are
used for class and lecture-rooms, and the two upper floors as an exhibition hall. The college
will accommodate twelve hundred students. The church and college combined front two
hundred and ninety feet on Hayes street, and runs through to Grove street, a depth of two
hundred and seventy-five feet. It is one of the largest and most magnificent edifices the city
contains.
The St. Mary's College, located on the east side of Mission street, or County Road,
about four miles from the City Hall, is represented as in a flourishing condition. It is
one of the oldest colleges on the coast, and has been under the management of the Christian
Brothers since 1863. During the last year there were about 250 students in attendance.
The University (City) College, Rev. James Matthews, DD., principal, is located on
the south side of Haight street, between Laguna and Octavia. It was founded in 1859.
Although having a nominal connection with the Presbyterian Church, the institution is
not under ecclesiastical control, and is unsectarian in its character. The course of study
at present prescribed extends but little further than is needful to fit pupils for entering
with advantage a college or university course. The course of study will be extended as
rapidly as the students can be prepared for it, and the trustees can provide the means of
maintaining a competent Faculty.
The Medical College of the Pacific is located on Haight street, between Laguna and
Octavia. It is the Medical Department of the University (City) College. The institution
was organized in 1858 as the Medical Department of the University of the Pacific, and was
transferred to its present connection in 1870. The professors of the college are mostly expe-
rienced and successful teachers, whose interest is strongly enlisted in their work. Several of
them bring a large experience, both in this and the old world. Henry Gibbons, Jr., M. D.,
Dean. Office, 26 Montgomery street.
The San Francisco Theological Seminary is located at 121 Haight street. This insti-
tution was organized by the Synod of the Pacific of the Presbyterian Church, in October,
1871, but is open for students of all denominations. The qualifications for admission and the
course of studies are the same as in the oldest and best theological schools in the East. It
has a library of over six thousand volumes. The Faculty are : flev. Drs. Scott, Burrowes,
Eells and Alexander. Term opens September 1st, and closes May 1st, of each year.
The California College of Pharmacy was incorporated August 7, 1872, and affiliated
with the University of California, June 18, 1873. The aim of the institution is to unite the
pharmacists and druggists of the Pacific States in organized efforts to elevate the special educa-
tional standard of the business of the apothecary, by cultivating, improAnng, and diffusing the
principles and practice of legitimate pharmacy; its collateral branches of science and the arts;
the best modes of rendering available medicinal agents, by giving instructions in the same and
in the art of dispensing, by a series of lectures and practical demonstrations. Lectures are
given for a term of six months, during each year, at the Hall of Academy of Sciences, south-
west corner of California and Dupont streets.
The Hastings College of the Law. — This institution, which is in connection with, and
under the auspices of the University of California, owes its formation to the munificence of
Judge S. C. Hastings, who endowed it with a free gift of §100,000. The Act of the Legisla-
ture establishing the College authorizes the Board of Supervisors of San Francisco to provide
suitable rooms in this city, and makes it mandatory upon the Law Library Association to
extend its benefits to the students of the College. It is now located in the building of the
California Academy of Sciences, southwest corner of California and Dupont streets. The
number of students is one hundred and seventy. The Faculty are : John Le Conte, M. D.,
L.L. D., President; John Norton Pomeroy, L.L. D., Professor of Municipal Law; William
H. Piatt, D. D. , L. L. D, Professor of Ethics and Rules of Morality ; S. Clinton Hastings,
Dean ; and Charles P. Hastings, Registrar. Office of Dean and Registrar, room 2, Court
Block, 636 Clay street.
The Medical Department of the University of California, occupy the buUding
formerly known as the Toland Medical College, located on the east side of Stockton street,
between Chestnut and Francisco. The building was donated to the University by the late
Dr. H. H. Toland. This is an institution of a high character ; the Faculty being composed
of some of the most prominent members of the medical profession. The course of studies
are the same as those pursued in the most prominent colleges of the East and Europe. An
annual course of lectures are given, commencing on the first Monday of June, and terminating
on the 31st of October. R. Beverly Cole, M. D., Dean ; office, 518 Sutter street.
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University Mound College, located west of the San Bruno Road, near the county line,
is conducted under a charter issued in 1863. Besides the elementary and business depart-
ments, in which the usual preparatory branches are taught, there are well arranged courses in
Ancient and Modem Languages, Mathematics, Natural and Physical Science, Literature,
Logic, and Political Economy. The college has at all times had the confidence and patronage
of our best citizens, and its students have been singularly successful in the great colleges of the
East. The institution will soon be removed to Litton Springs, Sonoma County. Three hun-
dred acres of land and the mineral springs have been purchased, and the necessary buildings
are now being erected. The principal is John Gamble, B. A., who is assisted by a competent
corps of teachers.
BUSINES.S Colleges.— Of these there are three, located as follows: Pacific, 320 Post street,
4^ ; Heald's, 24 Post street; and Barnard's, 120 Sutter street. These institutions enjoy a high
QC , reputation, as is attested by the large number of students in attendance, both from the city
and interior. The course of studies embrace bookkeeping, penmanship, mathematics, tele-
graphy, and others calculated to prepare the student for commercial pursuits.
In addition to the institutions enumerated above, are many private schools of excellent
jg I reputation ; the most prominent of these are the University School, Trinity School, Urban
Academy, Zeitska's Institute, Home Institute, Clarke Institute, Mefret's French and English
Institute, Academy of Notre Dame, St. Rose Academy, and St. Vincent School.
liibraries.
While other large cities of the United States boasted their great public libraries, where
every citizen, rich or poor, might liave access to books and papers of every kind
and quality, the people of San Francisco have depended solely upon associations or pri-
vate corporations, or upon the means which enabled them to supply their own desires. Few
young cities, however, contained better libraries than the Mechanics', Mercantile, or Odd
Fellows', which, with others of less magnitude, contain an aggregate of near 200,000 volumes
accessible to the public. These were established early in the history of the city, and have
been the pride of tlie people. In the flush business times they were liberally patronized, and
appeared to satisfy the demand. But they were beyond the reach of many, and upon all who
availed themselves of their privileges entailed a considerable expense.
The Free Public Library was organized in 1879. The spirit of the age demands free
education, and with free education advances the idea of free reading San Francisco was
without a free library, while maintaining one of the noblest systems of free schools in the
world. To supply this waflt, a number of public-spirited citizens, after studying the matter
and corresponding with librarians and educators of Eastern cities, presented the subject to
the Legislature of 1878, and an Act was passed authorizing the levying of a tax of one mill on
the dollar for the support of a free public library whenever the people of a town or city might
so elect. The bill was drafted for San Francisco; but many other places desiring to enjoy
its benefits, it was made general. Messrs. Henry George, A. S. Halladie, George H. Rogers,
John H. Wise, John S. Hager, C. C. Terrell, E. D. Sawyer, Louis Sloss, I. M. Scott, R. J.'
Tobin, and A. J. Moulder were made Trustees under the Act to establish the Free Public
Library of San Francisco. The tax levy of 1878-79 provided a sum of $24,000 for the use of
the Library; but that was not available until near the close of the fiscal year. Pacific Hall,
on Bush street, between Kearny and Dupont, was selected for the Library; Albert Hart was
made Librarian; §9,456 worth of books purchased, and others donated, and on the evening of
June 7, 1879, the Library was formally opened. At that time the Library contained 6,162
volumes— magazines and periodicals not included— with a newspaper department embracing
papers from every count;^ of the State, and from all the States and Territories of the Pacific
Coast. The hall is well supplied with tables and chairs, capable of seating several hundred
people, and in the gallery are the reading stands holding newspapers. The report of the
Librarian for the six montlis ending December 31, gives the following statistics: Books on the
shelves in use, 11,892; in transit from England, 1,118; in transit from Germany, 741. Of the
number of volumes in tlic i^ibrary, 2,300 are works of fiction, wliich includes 450 juvenile
works. There is not a useless book in the Library, and the Library itself, making allowance
for difference in size, is the peer of any free library in the world, and much superior to the
average. During tlie period of 198 days which the report comprehends, the attendance was
132,684, which includes 3,927 ladies, being a daily average of 740, of which fully 10 per cent,
visit the Library regularly. There has been 119,873 books given out since the Library
opened. The newspaper department is separate from the library, having a distinct entrance.
There are 136 daily and weekly papers, home and foreign, on the files, and the attendance
has been fully one-third of that upon the library, making the total number of visitors over
175,000. The work of preparing to open the Library as a free-circulating library is rapidly
progressing, and will be brought to a conclusion without necessitating the closing of the
Library for a day. It is expected that everything will be in readiness by the first of March.
The Secretary makes the following statement of expenditures for the period ending December
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31st: Furniture and repairs, $4,435 26*; books and stationery, $18,760 47; rent, $1,523 20;
gas, $450 30; insurance, 337 50; incidental expenses, $434 13; salaries and clerk hire, $4,253
40.' Total, $30,194 26^. Also, an estimate for the fiscal year ending June 30th, as follows:
Starting with a fund of $72,000, there is to be deducted for expenditures to the 31st of last
month, $30,194 26; sundries, $2,028 01. Total, $32,222 27, leaving a balance available of
$39,777 73. The estimated expenses for the remainder of the fiscal year are as follows: Pay-
roll', $4,140; extra assistants, three months, $600; gas, seven months, $840; rent, five months,
$1,000; insurance, $450; contingent fund, $500; thirty indicators, $322 50; subscriptions to
periodicals, $245 20. Total, $8,097 70. Balance available for books, stationery, furniture,
repairs, and incidentals, $31,680 03. The Library is open for reading from 9:30 a.m. to 9:30
P.M. In December, Mr. Hart having resigned his position as Librarian, Mr.W. H. Robinson
was elected to fill the vacancy, J. M. Ward Assistant, and Mr. Lauren Crane Secretary; and
Mr. T. B. Bishop and Mr. Charles Kohler were chosen Trustees, in place of Messrs. George
and Sloss, resigned. ...
Such is the beginning of the Free Public Libl-ary of San Francisco. With its few volumes,
rented hall, and half-dozen attendants, it has commenced its career of usefulness, and already
commands the respect of the public. Now it is a struggle; but so earnest a.re its managers,
and so interested in it are the people, that but a few years will elapse before it will take rank
among the great libraries of the country. The free libraries of other cities have generally
been founded or assisted by the bequest or donation of men of wealth, who thus Secure a
deserved fame. John Jacob Astor gave $400,000 to found the Astor Library of New York, to
which William B. Astor added $300,000. John Lennox gave $700,000 to found the Lennox.
Library also in New York. Walter N. Newbury left $2,000,000 to establish a free public
library in Chicago. Dr. James Rush gave Philadelphia $1,000,000 for the same purpose.
Joshua Bates founded the free public library of Boston in 1852 by a gift of $50,000, adding
$50,000 afterwards. This now contains 350,000 volumes, or nearly one to each inhabitant of
: the city, the population being 400,000. George Peabody gave $1,400,000 to the city of Balti-
i more for a free library. A long list of, such noble names could be given; and with the great
I wealth of many San Franciscans, we may expect their names to be added to the list in aid
of the Free Public Library of this city.
The Mercantile Library was organized in 1853. The depressed state of business pre-
vailing in San Francisco for two or three years past has been most keenly felt by the libraries.
The President of the Mercantile Library reports that "ten years ago the number of members
was nearly two thousand; now it is less than twelve hundred. During that time the popula-
tion of the city has doubled, other libraries have grown up and drawn off some of our mem-
bers, but, allowing for that, we ought to have now at least three thousand members, for the
Mercantile Library offers advantages peculiar to itself." There are now in the Library near
fifty thousand volumes, about two thousand being added annually, supplying the place of
those lost or destroyed, and steadily increasing the aggregate number. About eighty-five
thousand volumes are taken out each year, or seventy to each member. The Library building
is situated on Bush street, between Montgomery and Sansome, and is one of the most elegant
and substantial buildings of the city. It was built by the Mercantile Library Association for
the purpose it is used, of iron and brick, contains three stories, basement, and attic. The
basement contains a large hall for lectures, concerts, or exhibitions; the first story the library,
reference library, ladies' reading-room, and parlor, and trustees' room. On the second floor
are the chess, smoking, reading and writing-rooms, museum, and store-room for periodicals.
The reading-room contains all the leading magazines, pictorials, and newspapers of the world.
The annual income is about $23,000, and the expenses about the same. The terms of sub-
scription are, for entrance-fee one dollar, and three dollars per quarter in advance. Strangers
are invited to visit the rooms. Alfred E. Whitaker is the present Librarian.
The Odd Fellows' Library was organized in 1854 and ranks next to the Mercantile in
the number of its books, having 36,504 volumes ; the number drawn for reading being up-
wards of one hundred thousand annually. This is located in the Odd Fellows' Building, 325
Montgomery street, is available only to members of the Order and their families, and is sup-
ported by pro-rata assessments on the lodges of the city. The annual expense is about $9,-
000. Members of the Order, other than those located in.San Francisco, are admitted to the
privileges of the Library upon the payment of a small subscription. The Librarian, Mr.
George A. Games, in his last report says : "This Library is a model of economical manage-
ment." He recommends the gradual formation of an Endowment Fund, the annual proceeds
of which would eventually enable the Library to be self-supporting. "Such a fund," he says,
" is already in process of accretion ; but an increased and more systematic effort wUl be re-
rcquired before it can be rendered in any perceptible degree effective. "
The Mechanics' Institute Library comprises thirty thousand volumes, among which
are many scientific and technical works, some three thousand volumes of English Patent Re-
ports, and is the depository of the Reports of the Patent Ofl&ce at Washington. The annual
additions to the Library are about one thousand five hundred. Several hundred volumes, du-
plicates or damaged, are each year presented to the Library of the State Prison for the bene-
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fit of the prisoners. A large number of newspapers, pictorials and magazines, from all parts
of the world, are found in its reading rooms, as well as charts, maps, globes, etc. The mem-
bership is near 1,800. The terms of membership are one dollar entrance fee and one dollar
and a half per quarter. The financial condition of the Institute is very favorable, it being
entirely free from debt, or ha^'ing money in its treasury more than sufi&cient to meet all liabil-
ities, giving its property a net value of §230,000, including the library building and lot, books,
furniture, the Mechanics' Pavilion, machinery, etc. The Mechanics' Institute building is a
fine three-story brick, situated on the south side of Post street, between Alontgomery and
Kearny, having seventy-five feet front. The lower story contains three stores and the main
entrance hall. In the upper stories are the library, reading rooms, chess room, offices and a
hall capable of seating 500 persons. The Library has been greatly assisted by the Industrial
Fairs held annually by the Institute, which constitute one of the most attractive and popular
entertainments given in this city, as is proven by the large attendance and profitable results.
These fairs are held in the ilechanics' Pavilion, a large building having a frontage of 200 feet
on Mission street and the same on Market street, by 550 feet in depth. It has a grand central
nave 100 feet wide by 450 feet in length, and surrounded by a spacious gallery 50 feet in
width. This is the most capacious buUding in the city, and was designed especially for the
purpose of holding fairs, but it is admirably adapted for other exhibitions, and frequently is
so used, adding greatly to the revenue of the Institute. The Fourteenth Annual Exhibition
was held in 1879, commencing August 5th, and closing September 13th. The total receipts
from this Exhibition was §40,040 3(j ; expenses, §22,933 24, leaving a net profit to the Insti-
tute of §17,107 12. By such aid is the Library enabled to establish itself and prosper with
but a slight tax upon those who avail themselves of its privileges. Horace Wilson is the
Librarian.
The Law Library was organized in 18G5, location, Montgomery Block, corner of Wash-
ington and Montgomery streets. It contains about twenty thousand volumes of standard
legal authorities, decisiops, reports, biographical, historical, and miscellaneous works. The
Liorary derives its support from a monthly levy upon its members of $2 50, and a docket of
§1 from every case begun in the District (or Superior) Courts of this city. From this last
source there was received §4,575 the last j'ear. The library is open every day from 9 a. m. to
10 p. M. to members, and to State, Federal, and Municipal officers.
The Workingmen's Free Library was formally organized on the 9th of February, 1879,
under the auspices of the Workingmen's Party of California, and occupies rooms at 1235 Mar-
ket street. By donation and purchase it has 1,000 volumes, with many newspapers and mag-
azines
The Pioneers' Library contains about 3,000 volumes, and numerous magazines, newspa-
pers, and pictorials. The pleasant reading-room of the Pioneers is in the building of the
Society, 808 Montgomery street, and is accessible to all members
The French Public Library was established by the Ligue Nationale Franeaise, in Au-
gust, 1871, and contains a collection of over 10,000 volumes of French books, being the most
valuable library of works in that language in the United States. It is open every afternoon
and evening, except Sunday. Any person acceptable to the Board of Trustees can have ac-
cess to the reading-room by paying a monthly fee of .§2 50.
The San Francisco Verein is a German Social Club occupying rooms on the comer of
Sutter and Dupont streets. The Club maintains a large and well selected library of 20,000
volumes, embracing the works of the most eminent German writers.
The Military Library was organized in January, 1873, for the purpose of acquiring,
preserving, and conducting a public library composed of books and periodicals of a military
character. This institution derives its support from the sales of shares at §5 each. Members
may use as many books at a time as they hold shares. There are no dues, but the Trustees
have power to call for §5 additional upon each share when they deem it necessary.
The School Libraries of the Public Schools number 42, with an aggregate of 12,717 vol-
umes, value, §9,302. These are accessible to all pupils, and supply a fund of reading matter
of the most valuable class, and are located at convenient points throughout the city. The
Academy of Sciences, Territorial Pioneers, B'nai B'rith the Young Men's Christian Associa-
tion, and numerous private schools and societies have libraries aggregating many thousands of
volumes.
Health of the City.
The conditions of location and climate insure to San Francisco a higher degree of health
and exemption from known epidemics than is vouchsafed to most other large cities of the
world. Situated upon a narrow, rocky, and hilly peninsula, with the broad Pacific on the
west, and the capacious bay and straits of Golden Gate on the east and north, with their
swiftly flowing tides, keep its surroundings washed and pure, while the prevailing winds,
through the warm, dry summer pour freely upon it, from their long sweep over the ocean
where it has gathered the elements of health, uncontaminated by the malaria of dying vegeta-
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tion or the miasmatic poisons of inhabited lands. Nature having thus provided, it has been
easy to preserve a high order of health ; and, indeed, it were criminal in the extreme, and a
blot upon our boasted civilization, should our city show a large percentage of mortality, or
excessive sickness.
The report of the Health Officer, Dr. J. L. Meares, for the fiscal year 1878-9, says :
"Estimating our population at 305,000, as given in Langley's Directory, the annual ratio
of deaths per 1,000 population is 14.75— the lowest per cent, of mortality as yet attained —
against 16.59 of the preceding year, and 20.56 for the year 1876-7." This is in great con-
trast with the death rate of some of the British cities, which recent reports give — of London,
23i in 1,000 ; Edinburgh, 22J ; Glasgow, 25, and Dublin, 29^ In United States cities : New
York, 24.93; Baltimore, 21.53 ; Chicago, 16.50; Philadelphia, 17.96; Boston, 2H ; St.
Louis, 12. The high rate for 1876-7 was caused by the prevalence of the small-pox and
diptheria, as contagious. The difficulty of controlling the quarters of the Chinese, who number
about one-twelfth of the population, and herd densely together in defiance of the laws
of health, largely increase the rate of percentage, to the great detriment of our statistics
and our good name. Incomplete sewerage, in parts of the city built upon low or reclaimed
lands, has also added its quota to the death rate.
During the fiscal year there were 4,493 deaths, against 4,977 of the year preceding — a
decrease of 484. The total number of deaths from zymotic causes, such as bad ventilation,
bad sewerage, uncleanliness, etc., in the main considered preventable, was 743, against 1,027
of the prec^ling year. The ratio of deaths from zymotic causes, to the total mortality, was
16.5, against 20.6 of last year. This is a very gratifying result, and is undoubtedly due to
the obliteration of stagnant pools, the vacating of houses unfit for human habitation, the
abatement of a large number of nuisances, and other acts in a great measure caused by the
Sanitary Inspectors authorized by law. The improved health of the Eleventh Ward is a
striking evidence of the benefit to be derived from tlie filling in of pools of stagnant water.
Only one case of small-pox was reported during the year. The Health Ofl&cer caUa the
attention of the proper officers to the necessity of the daily enforcement of the much-abused
"cubic-air ordinance," as it would aid greatly to relieve the crowded quarters of "China-
town," which now constitutes a moral and social plague spot in the heart of the city.
The necessity of the Quarantine, and the rigid enforcement of its rules, are strongly
urged. No contagious diseases have entered the city by sea during the year. Fifteen
Chinamen afflicted with leprosy were discovered in Chinatown, and after a short stay at the
Small-pox Hospital were sent to China. Of the 4,493 deaths, 523 were Chinese; and of the
385 deaths from unknown causes, 346 of these were of the same people. There were 215
deaths by violence ; 194 whites, and 21 Chinese. Of the violent deaths, 85 were by suicide;
6 being Chinese, and 20 homicides. Under 1 j^ear of age, there were 943 deaths, including 14
Chinese. From diseases of the respiratory organs, there were 499 deaths (not including
Chinese), of which 324 were attributed to. pneumonia, 69 to bronchitis, and 39 to congestion
of the lungs. Cancer, in its various forms, caused the death of 116. Phthisis pulmonalis
(consumption) was the cause of 563 deaths, not including Chinese. The expenses of the office
for the fiscal year were $20,265 99.
Hospitals.
San Francisco has provided with great care and liberality for its sick and unfortunate.
The hospitals, both public and private, are well appointed and numerous. Like other charities-
asylums, schools, and institutions of a high and generous civilization, they have been objects
of pride to the people, and various societies, denominations and nationalities have established
them and excelled in their various appointments and comforts.
The United St.\tes Marine Hospital is located far from the center of population and
business, being on the Presidio Keservation, n^ar Mountain Lake, about four miles from the
Custom House. The location, if isolated and difficult of access, is exceedingly pleasant and
healthy, and well adapted for the purpose of a sanitarium. The hospital is established on the
pa\dlion plan, being a series of frame buildings for the various purposes. They were com-
pleted and occupied in May, 1875, and consist of an executive building two stories in heiorht,
two long one-story buildings, one on each side of the executive building, and of three one-
story wards radiating from the rear of the main building, with a separate residence for the
surgeon.
The City and County Hospital ranks as the most complete and extensive of the city,
and its superior is seldom seen. The location is in the southern part of the city, and is
best reached from the business portions via Market and Valencia, or the parallel streets
to Twenty-second street and Potrero avenue, or via Ninth street and Potrero avenue. The
grounds comprise two blocks, and including Utah street, bounded by Potrero avenue on the
west, Nebraska street on the east. Sierra street on the north, and Nevada street on the south,
measuring 866 feet north and south, l)y 481 feet east and west, or nearly ten acres of land.
The site is sufficiently elevated for drainage, and, with street cars running near, and other
lines projected, making access easy, it is very eligibly situated for the purpose. The hospital I
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consists of several buildings, connected by a covered corridor. The individual structures are:
the administrative building and dining hall, each three stories high ; the kitchen and laundry,
the chapel, the gate house, operating rooms, morgue, stable, and numerous pavilions, each two
stories high, and each intended to accommodate sixty-four patients and their nurses. All are
of wood, on brick foundations, excepting the kitchen and laundry, which are entirely of
brick. The design of the hospital is to have twelve pavilions, built in pairs, opposite each
other, on either side of the long corridor and parallel to the main building, each pair one hun-
dred feet from the other. The average number of patients in the hospital during the fiscal
year 1878-9, was 380, and of employees, 42. The number admitted during the year was
3,174, of whom 2,702 were males and 472 females. There were 64 births ana 343 deaths. The
total expenditure for the year, excepting drugs, was $70,759 14, and for drugs, $8,459 70.
The net cost of all articles of subsistence was $27,377 16 ; making the cost of subsistence for
each inmate for the year, $64 87 ; and the daily average cost of subsistence for each officer,
employee and patient, 17§ cents. Salaries constitute the largest item of expenditure, aggre-
gating $31,342. Dry-goods, building material, fuel, ice, etc., making up the balance.
The Alms House, though not precisely a hospital, is one of our eleemosynary institutions,
and comes most appropriately under this head. This is situated on the San Miguel Rancho,
about five miles, by the traveled road, from the new City Hall, and was opened on the 12th
of September, 1867. The structure has a frontage of 187 feet, is four stories high, and has
capacity for comfortably lodging 500 inmates ; but the superintendent, M. J. Keating, recom-
mends the addition of a new wing to the main building, as the increase in the number of
Eatients will make the same necessary in the near future. The buildings and premises are
ept in excellent condition, and the comfort and well-being of the inmates provided for. A
great saving has been effected in the purchase of supplies, by discarding the per capita system
of contracts and adopting the segregated system — the saving amounting to $68,993 in the last
five years. For the past year the cost of food was $24, 608 27, and a total expenditure of
$59,237 07. The daily average of inmates and employees being 504, the daily cost for these
was 13^ cents, or 9 5-12 cents less than under the per capita system, and a saving of $17,322 90
for the year. Upon reference to the City and County Auditor's Report for the fiscal year
1869-70 it will be seen that the total expense of the Alms House, with an average of 229
inmates, was $61,023 19, showing a decrease of $1,786 12, with more than double the number
of inmates. During the year the road through the Alms House grounds, leading from the
Golden Gate Park to the Ocean House Road, has been widened and graded by the inmates,
the gates removed, etc., making it one of tlie finest drives in the county. Two hundred trees
have been set out, adding greatly to the beauty of the place and grounds. Sufficient hay and
vegetables were raised upon the farm to supply the wants of the place. The potato crop,
however, was entirely destroyed by blight, causing a loss of $3,000. About one-half of those
who have become inmates of the Alms House in the past nine years had not been residents of
the city and county for thirty days, coming from other parts of the State, or arriving by sea
from other lands. From the opening of the institution to the date of the last report, 5,654
persons have been admitted and received its benefits. The number of inmates, June 30, 1879,
was 511 ; daily average number, 481. During the year, 505 were admitted; 341 were dis-
charged at their own request ; 2 were sent to the Insane Asylum ; 47 died, and 37 ran away.
The Alms House farm, including all the grounds, roads, etc., comprises an area of 80 acres,
and all that is available is cultivated by the labor of the inmates, who also perform much
other work.
The Twenty-Sixth Street, or Small-pox Hospital, another of the city's beneficent
institutions, was constructed at the time of the small-pox epidemic in 1869, and is situated on
the corner of Colusa and De Haro streets. During the year, 24 patients have been admitted,
only one, however, being afflicted with varialoid. With a single exception the patients were
Mongolians, fifteen of whom, afllicted with leprosy, were shipped to China, June 2, 1879.
There were 5 inmates, June 30, 1879.
The City Receiving Hospital, — which does not deserve the name of hospital — is in the
basement of the old City Hall, a dim apartment, capable of receiving only seven patients at
one time, and is but a part of the prison. The number of patients attended during the year
was 1,002, not, generally, prisoners, but persons meeting with accidents on the streets, or
sudden sickness. Of the number received, 34 died.
The German Hospital, occupies a commanding site on the eastern slope of Buena Vista
Hill; the grounds comprising the block bounded by Ridley street on the north, Noe street on
the east, Fourteenth •treet on the south, and Castro street on the west, are well improved
with drives and walks, and thickly planted with trees, shrubs and fiowers of many varieties,
evincing the taste which attracts the observer, cheers the invalid and comforts the convalescent.
The hospital building consists of a large central body, three stories in height, with two wings
of two stories, and is capable of accommodating 300 patients. The corner stone was laid,
with appropriate ceremonies, in August, 1877, and the hospital was formally opened February
22, 1878. The cost was a little over .$200,000. It is designed primarily for the benefit of
subscribers to its support, being under the control of the German General Benevolent Society,
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numbering several thousand members, but receives patients of all classes, upon stipulated
terms.
The French Hospital, oe "Maison de Sante," is under the control of the "Society
Frangaise de Bienfaisance Mutuelle," organized in 1851, and numbering several thousand
members. The building is a large two-story brick structure, occupying the center of a hun-
dred vara lot on Bryant street, between Fifth and Sixth, and is capable of accommodating 270
patients. The grounds are well laid out, and ornamented with flowers and shrubbery. As at
other society hospitals, all classes are received upon the payment of moderate fees, usually
from $2 to $3 per day.
The Italian Hospital, located on the block bounded by Noe, Castro, Twenty- fifth and
Twenty-sixth streets, is a fine two-story brick, with accommodations for forty patients. This
was erected in 1868 by the Italian Benevolent Society, for the use of its members and others.
The St. Mary's Hospital, occupies a pleasant site on the southern slope of Rincon Hill,
on a hundred vara lot on the southwest corner of First and Bryant streets. This is a large
and commodious brick structure, erected in 1861 ; is four stories in height, and measures
seventy-five by one hundred and fifty feet on the ground. In the wards and rooms are beds
for over 100 patients. The hospital is under the charge of the Sisters of Mercy, who also
maintain, adjoining it, a Home for aged and infirm females. This is a building of wood,
three stories high, fronting on Rincon Place.
The St. Luke's Hospital, on San Jos^ avenue, between Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eighth streets, is a large, well-appointed building, on the cottage plan, designed more espec-
ially for the poor of the Episcopal parishes, but receiving patients of all denominations. It
was built in 1874, and will accommodate from thirty to forty patients.
The California State Woman's Hospital, is located on the corner of Howard and
Twelfth streets, and is specially devoted to the treatment of diseases peculiar to women. It
is open to all, of whatever creed or nationality. All who are able are expected to pay a
moderate fee, but those who are destitute are equally provided for. Out patients are treated
gratuitously by the house physician. Organized May, 1868. Incorporated January, 1873.
The San Francisco Female Hospital is located at 930 Clay street, and was opened for
patients Aprill, 1868. The object of the institution is the care of poor, sick women. Any
woman who is poor apd sick is entitled to share its benefits. It is a general hospital for all
diseases, and for lying-in. The support is derived from voluntary contributions, bequests,
and a State appropriation of $3,000 per annum. This is a pure charity, and has proven of
great benefit to the poor and unfortunate. A large number of outside cases are treated
gratuitously.
The San Francisco Lying-in Hospital and Foundling Asylum, located at 913 Tyler
street, is, as expressed in its articles of incorporation, for the care, protection and proper
treatment of respectable married women and unprotected single women, with their off-
spring, together with all other children who may be left in infancy by outside parties. This
is available to all women throughout the State, it only being asked that each applicant give
satisfactory proof of having previoiisly sustained a good reputation and been deemed
respectable. No cases of disease are admitted. Those who can are expected to pay. The
institution is supported by receipts from patients, donations, legacies, city and State appro-
priations, etc. The late Michael Reese bequeathed it $20,000, the receipt of which was
recently acknowledged by the Board of Trustees by appropriate resolutions.
The Pacific Dispensary for Women and Children is a charity under the charge of
influential and benevolent ladies, who have constructed a home, three stories in height, on the
corner of Mission and Twenty-second streets, admirably adapted for the purpose. The object
of the organization is the care of sick women and children. A free dispensary, at 937 Market
street, is connected with the institution.
The Chinese Hospital, on the east side of Montgomery avenue, between Pacific and
Broadway, provides for such of that race as desire to avail themselves of it.
Manufactures.
San Francisco is constantly progressing as a manufacturing city, notwithstanding the
prevailing high rates of interest, high rents, high rates of labor, high-priced fuel, and other
obstacles against which it has to contend, that favor the great manufacturing centers of the
world. Here, however, are raw material, skill, necessity, fuel measurably reduced in price
by competition and cheap inward freight, and the additional advantage of protection afforded
by our long distance from other manufacturers. The most recent statistics, those of the
Assessor, as shown by the last annual report, place the value of manufactured articles for the
preceding year at $59,289,000, against $53,432,492 for the year 1877— an increase of $5,856,508.
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sumed decrease of business, a heavy decrease in the value of goods manufactured here was
anticipated, but the statistics prove the reverse, and every appearance indicates a continued
and accelerating progress. The abundance, diversity and value of the raw material obtained
from the mines, fields, forests, and waters of the Pacific Coast regions, with the mild and
healthy climate of San Francisco, assure this as a great and important manufacturing city.
Almost every mineral known to the arts is found in the neighboring territory contributory to
our commerce, and the conversion of these to the uses of men constitute a great and valuable
branch of industry. T hey give work to the smelter, the founder, the machinist, the chemist,
and, in turn, a countless number of artisans, laborers, and manipulators in various ways. The
grain, wool, flax, hides, and other products of the field, form the basis of most valuable manu-
factures, and an abundance and endless variety of such products are landed at our wharves.
The woods of our .State and coast are in great abundance; of the ordinary useful, and of the
strictly ornamental, we have a good supply of several varieties.
From the Assessor's report for the fiscal year 1878-9 we take a few statistics of some of
the leading industries, as follows :
Foundries and boiler works, 15; value of manufactures, $2,750,000. Boot and shoe
factories, 56; value of manufactures, $1,780,000. Breweries, 44; value of manufactures,
$2,000,000. Clothing factories, 12 ; value of manufactures, $3,000,000. Cigar factories, 200
cigars made annually, $107,000,000. CoflFee and spice mills, 16 ; value of manufactures.
$1,500,000. Furniture factories, 18 ; value of manufactures, $1,500,000. Rolling mills, 1
value of manufactures, $1,150,000. Sash, blind and door factories, 15; value of manufac
tures, $4,600,000. Sugar refineries, 2 ; value of manufactures, $5,308,000. Woolen mills,
2; value of manufactures, $1,500,U00. Tanneries, 43; value of manufactures, $1,378,000.
Soap factories, 20; value of manufactures, $2,000,000. Brass foundries, 8; value of manu
factures, $500,000. Box factories (packing and cigar), 8 ; value of manufactures, $1,010,000.
Candle factories, 3 ; value of manufactures, $450,000. Cracker factories, 4; value of manu
factures, $1,000,000. Marble works, 20 ; value of manufactures, $500,000.
Banking and Finance.
The Bank Commissioners in their report to the Legislature, dated February 9, 1880,
furnish the following information in reference to the banks of this State : Fifty-eight com-
mercial banks and twenty-four savings banks reported their financial condition on the morning
of January 1, 1880, making a total of eighty-two banks. In the previous year there were nine
National Gold Banks, and nine private banks of which no report is given. Excluding these,
the total resources of all the banks of the State aggregate $122,389,718 01. Money on hand,
$15,654,912 12. Due depositors by commercial banks, $29,579,435 28, and by savings banks,
$51,864,903 59; total due, $81,444,338 87. Capital and surplus: Commercial banks,
$30,108,588 87; savings banks, $6,812,710 59; total, $36,921,299 46. Loans: Commercial
banks, $32,178,176 01 ; savings banks, $46,506,474 33; total, $78,684,650 34. San Francisco
has five incorporated commercial banks, four branches of foreign banks, and nine savings
banks. The home banks are the California, Grangers', Nevada, Pacific, and AVells, Fargo
& Co.'s, with a total of resources of $34,564,202 86. The branches of foreign banks are the
Anglo-Califoi-nian, British Columbia, British North America, and London and San Francisco,
with an aggregate of assets of $11,862,946 46. The nine savings banks have a total of
assets and liabilities of $46,202,009 13; due depositors, $42,607,145 71 ; capital stock paid in,
$1,649,912 07; reserve fund, $1,823,066 80; other liabilities, $124,884 55; money on hand
and due from other banks, etc., $2,672,823 61. The remaining savings banks are located in
various parts of the State, and have an aggregate of assets and liabilities of $14,910,740 12 ;
due depositors, $9,257,757 58. Four savings banks have suspended during the year, and the
Bank of Fresno is in course of liquidation. The reports of all the savings banks show a
decrease in resources for the year of $1,055,962. The returns of the Nevada Bank of San
Francisco show a reduction of capital from $10,000,000 to $3,000,000; the Bank of California,
from $5,000,000 to $3,000,000 ; and the Farmers' and Merchants' Bank of Los Angeles, from
$475,000 to $200,000.
Insurance.
The year 1879 was a fortunate one with California Underwriters. No great conflagrations
have occurred to exhaust the treasuries of the Fire Companies, nor losses by sea to wreck the
Marine, nor contagion or epidemic to weaken the Life Insurance. There were one hundred
and three companies doing business in the State at the close of the year, and three new ones
have since been organized. Of the 106 companies, 11 are California companies, and 95
Eastern and foreign. Twelve are Life Insurance Companies. The seven California com-
panies doing a general business have a paid up capital of $2,250,000; had risks in force,
December 31, 1879, amounting to $60,599,084 86, upon which the premiums were $838,699.
The losses paid for the year were $264,912. The dividends aggregated $324,500. The Cali-
fornia Insurance Company paid at the rate of 17 percent., or $51,000; Commercial, 12 per
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY P^»'"p**«S!lfr4^":.'I?'"l/'''"**'''''"''
I MAmnMniinU importer of and dealer in coai^ and pig iron.
J. mHUUUmUUUn, « aiarket street, corner S^ar.
PROGRESS OF THE CITY.
43
cent., or $24,000; Fireman's Fund, 17 per cent., $51,000; Home Mutual, 12 per cent,
$36,000; State Investment, 24 per cent., $48,000; Union, 15 per cent., $112,000, and Western
(one month's business), 1 per cent., $2,000. The Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company,
whose headquarters are at Sacramento, had 2,130 policies in force at the close of 1879,
aggregating $5,760,131, upon which $159,574 in premiums had been paid. In the last year
it wrote 631 new policies, insuring $1,845,801, for a premium of $95,378. The ten companies
reporting (including the Pacific Mutual), had in force in this State, December 31, 1879, 14,694
policies, insuring $43,569,322 88, for a premium of $1,421,957 75.
The returns of all the companies doing a fire insurance business in this State may be sum-
marized as follows : Seven home companies had, December 31, 1879, $60,599,084 86 risks;
$838,699 premiums, and had paid during the year $264,912 losses. Fifty-nine Eastern com-
panies, $59,082,215 15 risks; $964,995 premiums ; $259,838 89 losses. Twenty-four foreign
companies, $105,983,539 83 risks; $1,592,637 21 premiums; $585,592 68 losses. Doing a
marine insurance business, five California companies wrote during the year, $13,597,037 ripks,
for $323,154 premiums, and paid $183,740 losses. The twenty-seven Eastern and Foreign
companies wrote $61,717,884 risks, for $986,724 premiums, and paid $180,663 losses.
Meteorological Oliservations made at San Francisco, from Nov., 1850, to Jan., 1880.
BT HENBY GIBBONS, 8B., M. D.
In the following tables the reader will find, in a condensed form, the results of twenty-
nine years' diligent observation of the climate of San Francisco, with more particular refer-
ence to rain.
Rain has fallen in every month of the year. In July it has rained only in two years ;
August has furnished rain in five years ; June in eight years ; September in fourteen years ;
October in twenty-one years. No account is made of a mere sprinkle, nor of the deposit of
summer mist. The greatest quantity of mist which ever falls in twenty-four hours is about
three hundredths of an inch. But this quantity is very rare. Near the ocean the mist is
much more copious.
The driest season was 1850-51, which gave only seven inches. Next to that was 1863-64,
with eight and one-half inches. The winter of 1867-68 gave the most rain — forty inches.
The average is between twenty-one and twenty-two inches.
The earliest setting in of the rainy season was October 8 ; the latest, January 12. An
early beginning and an abundant supply are apt to go together, but there is no rule in this
respect — the latest beginnings have been followed by an average supply.
The average date of the beginning of the rainy season is November 28 ; of the termina-
tion, April 10. March is as certain to bring rain in liberal amount as any other month. In
one year out of every three there is no rain of importance after March. The last showers of
the season come, with remarkable uniformity, about the third week of May.
The middle of January is the average dividing point of the rainy season. The mean
quantity before January 1 is about equal to the mean quantity after January 31.
December gives the greatest average quantity ; January is not far behind ; February,
March, and November come next, and are nearly alike ; then April, May, and October, in
the order named. The mean annual supply for twenty-nine years is 22 inches.
The greatest amount of rain in any one month was in January, 1862, when there fell the
enormous quantity of eighteen inches.
The most extraordinary summer rain was in June, 1875, when 4,11 inches fell during a
southerly storm which lasted several days. That this was an anomaly is made appai-ent by
the fact that in the three summer months during twenty-nine years the whole quantity of
rain, collectively, deducting this, was less than two inches.
It is worthy of note that in the driest seasons there has been an abundant supply for
agricultural purposes, had it been distributed evenly. Three inches in December, with one
inch in each of the four following months, would produce full crops.
The rain table of San Francisco may be made the basis for estimating the fall in other
parts of the State, The mountains of the north have from two to three times as much, and
the southern section of the State about half as much, or even much less in some localities.
The valley of the Sacramento has nearly the same quantity as San Francisco; that of the
San Joaquin only half as much in the northern section, and still less in the southern.
By reference to the tables showing the extremes of heat and cold, it appears that the
•coldest weather was in January, 1854, when the mercury fell to 25°. At that time the mud
in the streets was frozen solid, and the shallow ponds were covered with ice strong enough
for boys to skate on. But such weather is extremely rare, though since that time the ground
has been frozen several times so as not to thaw fully in the shade for several days. The
eoldest noonday embraced in the record was 37°. Often the entire winter passes by without
bringing the thermometer so low as the freezing point. In 1853 it fell at no time below 40°.
The extreme of heat was on the tenth and eleventh of September, 1852. when the ther-
J. GUNDLACH & CO. «™*li:L°rs!liS«±'iJ!!j'NE.S!'"Es.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPORTATION CO., ^^^Y^^i^aTr^i^^
44
SAN FEANCISCO DIRECTORY.
mometer reached 97° and 98° on the two days, respectively. This, however, was entirely
exceptional, and might not occur again in half a century ; the £dr was dry as a sirocco, and
caused the woodwork of houses to crackle audibly, and the plaster to break on the wooden
walls.
With the exception just noted, the hottest day was June 11, 1877 — 94°. Next come July
6, 1867, and June 12, 1876 — 93°. The temperature reached 91° on six days, viz: once in
October, 1864, once in September, 1865, once in June 1872, once in June, 1877, and twice
in September, 1877. In July, 1865, it was 90°. It appears, therefore, that there were but
twelve days in twenty-seven years, when the temperature reached 90°.
The table of mean temperature shows that our summer does not come till the summer
months have passed by. September is the warmest month in the year, and October next;
then comes August; July, the hottest month elsewhere, is the fourth here, or links with
June; next come April and May; then March and November; then February, and, finally,
January and December, which are the only winter months, if indeed we have any weather
that deserves the name of winter.
Twice the ground has been covered with snow. On the twenty-ninth of December 1856,
it snowed very fast for several hours, and two or three inches gathered, but it melted before
night. On the twelfth of January, 1868, it snowed fast before day, so that two inches
collected. But it disappeared before sunrise, so that few persons enjoyed the rare spectacle.
The extraordinany evenness of the climate depends on the adjacent ocean, the water of
which, flowing in a current from the north, is always at a temperature of about 54°, summer
and winter. The sea breeze of summer, which chills the air at noonday, leaves no place
for hot nights. There is not, on an average, one night in the year when it is warm enough
to sit out of doors at midnight with comfort.
T-A-BLE I-
SHOWma THE AMOUNT OF RAIN IN EACH MONTH SINCE 18S0; AND THE TOTAL AMOUNT IN EACH RAINY 8EAB0V.
NOTE— EACH COLUMN BEPREBEKTg ONE RAINY SEASON.
Month,
1855
1856
1857
1858 1859
1860
1861
1862
.1
"'.'i
2.7
1863
3.3
3.3
2.4
2.9
.4
1863
""i
"i.'5
1.7
1864
1.3
"i'.'i
.9
.5
1864
.2
.1
.1
7.6
6.9
1865
3.9
.8
:?
.4
1865
1866
1867
1868
1869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875|1876|l877,1878
1879
August ...
.1
"3'.4
.5
4.8
1859
1.0
5.2
2.5
.3
2.0
1
1 1 1
Sept
October...
Nov
JDec'b'r...
January
Feb
March ...
April
May _
Jun€
"i.'i
5.4
1856
8.4
.5
1.6
3.2
.9
.1
.5
2.9
4.0
1857
2.1
8.6
1.6
"".'i
1
"".9
3.0
4.2
1858
4.4
1.3
3.9
1.1
.1
.1
'5"4
1.5
1860
1.1
1.4
3.1
1.7
2.6
.1
.9
.2
4.8
1861
1.2
2.8
3.4
3.
.7
2.
"i'.'i
6.1
1862
18.1
6.1
1.7
1.1
i
.2
.1
3.1
.6
1866
11.0
1.5
2.6
.1
1.8
.2
"i'.'i
13.1
1867
6.6
6.2
2.2
1.1
.1
.1
.6
3.1
12.1
1868
9.6
6.2
6.4
2.2
.....^
T2
1.2
4.3
1869
6.4
4.0
3.2
2.2
.1
.1
2.3
1.2
4.6
1870
3.8
4.5
1.8
1.5
.4
.1
"".■5
3.0
1871
2.3
3.6
1.2
2.1
.3
.1
.1
2.3
13.4
1872
6.5
7.9
1.6
1.2
.1
.1
2.9
7.8
1873
2.3
A
"".6
1.2
9.6
1874
5.3
2.5
3.6
.9
.4
.1
2.7
5.4
.3
1875
7.1
.1
1.2
.1
.2
1.1
"".■2
7.1
3.4
1876
7.0
4.2
4.7
1.1
.2
.3
2.9
.3
1877
3.9
1.0
\l
.1
.7
1.5
2.8
1878
12.0
12.7
4.6
1.0
.2
.6
1.1
.7
.9
1879
3.5
4.4
8.4
2.0
3.7
4.9
1880
2.2
July
.3
.1
21.6
1
• •■
8.5
21.3
40.5
21.6
20.2
13.1
24.1
■ ■ '1
Totals..
21.2'20.0
]9.o'l9.8
17.1 14.6
38.0
15.2
21.2
.12.0
33.1
17.7
18-2
28.2
9.7
35.6
1850— Nov., 1.3; Dec, 1.1. 1861— Jan., 0.6; Feb., 0.4; March, 1.9; April, 1. 1; Mav, .7; June, .0; July, .0; Total, 7.1;
Aug., .1; Sept., 1.0; Oct., .2; Nov. 2.2; Dec. 7.1. 1852-Jan., .6; Feb., .1; March, 6.4; April. .2; Mav, 3; June, .0; July, .0;
Total, 18.2. Aug., .0; Sept., .0; Oct., .8; Nov., 5.3; Dec, 11.9. ISS-V-Jan., 4.1; Feb., 1.2; March, 4.8: April, 5.1: .Mav, .3;
June,.0; July, .0; Total, 33.5. Aue.,.0; Scpt.,0; Oit., .1; Nov., 1.4; Dec, 2.1; 1851-Jan., 4.3; Feb., 8.4; March, 3.2;
April, 3.;j; May, .1; June, .1; July, ,0; Total, 2;t0. Aug., .0; Sept., .0; Oct., 2.1; Nov., .4; Dec, .4. 1855— Jan., 4.5; Feb.,
4.6; March, 4.3; April, 5; 6; May, 2?2; June, .0; July,.0; Total, 24.1.
T-A.B3L.E II-
DATE OF THE FIRST AND L.\8T RAINS, AND OF THE IIEUINNINO AND ENDING OF EACH RAINY eE.\SON; ALSO, THE AMOUNT OF
BAIN WHICH FELL UFJORE THE END OF THE YEAR, AND THE AMOUNT AFTER THE END OF
THE YEAR, IN EACH SEASON, 8INCE 1851.
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN. '^^JSK^^oSF-
JONAS J. MORRISON,
Iinmber Denier, iV. E. cor. mission and Spear Sts., has largo
Lumber Sheds filled vfltli -well seasoned Liumber.
PROGRESS OF THE CITY.
45
T-A-BIjE III.
MAXIMUM QUANTITY OF RAIN IX EACH MONTH, MINIMUM QUANTITY IN EACH MONTH, AND AVERAGE QUANTITY IN
EACH MONTH, .SINCE 1850
.Ian.
Feb.
Mar.
April.
May.
Jane.
July.
Aug. Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
|Dec.
Afaximuni *
18.1
0.6
5.0
12.7
0.0
3.6
6.4
0.6
5.6
0.0
2.0
0.0
.6
1.11
0.0
0.09
0.3
0.0
0.01
0.2 1.0
0.0 0.0
0.02 .09
3.4
0.0
.4
7.6
0.1
13.4
0.3
Mean
2.95
1.5
2.&5
5.26
MEAN TEMPERATURE OF EACH MONTH SINCE 1850. DEDUCED FROM TWO DAILY OBSERVATIONS, ONE AT SUNRISE, THE
OTHER \T noon; ALSO, THE MEAN TEMPERATURE OF EACH YEAR.
Mth. 1854'l85o'l856!l857ll858ll8.59ll860!l86l|l862ll86.3|l864'l865'l866!l867ll868 18S9 1870
Jon.. .148.
Feb.JSS.
Mch . 54.
April 59.
May.. 56.
June (58.
July.'6\.
Aug ..60.
8ept.:ea.
Oct ...'60.
iVb»>... :58.
J>ec...i53.
2 51.0 48,
6 56.8 53,
1 59.4 55
8 .17. 7 55
8 57.7 56
5.59.9.59
3 61.2.59
3 62.5.59
5 62.4 61
7 61.6 57
0.52.9.53
8 47.8 4
_i i_
8 51.2
7.51.4
9 5.5.9
958.8
2 57.5
1 60.9
4 .59.2
H 69. 1
5 60.8
6H0.6
3.54.5
.0 59.5
46.3
53.1
52.0
55.7
.57.6
.58.7
60.7
61.9
62.4
57.8
54.0
44.8
46.5
48.8
49.0
53.6
.57.2
61.5
59.3
61.1
61.4
59.7
.53.5
46.3
47.8
50.5
53.0
.53.0
.^.0
57.9
61.3
62.5
62.9
.53. 8
52.8
49.2
47.5
51.1
.53.7
.57.1
.57.5
.57.6
58.5
.58.9
60.3
.56.0
M.2
51.7
47.6
4(i.7
50.2
.51.3
.55.5
61.2
61.7
62.0
61.3
63.3
.56.2
,49.5
57.7 52.5
■50.9 55.9
.57.8 5.5.6
.55.7 57.9
57.6 58.9
.58.2.58.3
.59.7.57.6
6I.I16O.6
63.6 60.3
62.2 59.6
57.3 56.0
53.751.0
49.4 49.0 51.2
51.0.53.4.52.0
53.3.51,3.50.5
.55.5.58.4 57.5
62.0|58.0'o8.3i
61.2:62.0 60.2
61.1.59.6 63.2
60.0.59.0 60.4
63.3 62.1,61.3
.58.7 62.0.58.2
.57.6
47.2
itfean:57.1 57.6 55.7 57.0 .55.4 54.8 .5.5.1 55.4 .55.5 57.5 .57.0 .56.7 .57.4 .57.1 56.1|.56.9|.56.8
56.6.56
.54.7.55.3
4.T.9.51
51 951
.53.5.57
.55.31.56
i .58.01.58
5S.0,60
.59.6 60
.59.8'.59
.59.3 60
60.8 60
1871 1872 1873 18741875 1876 1877 1878 1879
21.5::. .5
2.53.5
4.51.5
..5;54.8:
5'.58.4
O.5.S.4
2 62.4
661.3
0,61.5
5.58.0
455.4
5;<.2 50.7. 51.0
01
!.56.4
.51.5.53
51.0j.S5
.53.2.55
.54.2.54
.55.3157
.56.560
•58.0 '.59
.59.51.59
61.4 60
61.2162
.55.6 58
.54.7-51
3 .55.
OJ.tO.
.6|.55.
5.51.
61.55.
.Ol.56.
7.57.
8*60.
.Oj.58.
2.58.
5 47.1148.3 49
0!49.1i49.9.52
,1149.8.51.8.53
,8;.55.7;.52.8'.56
,ll.58.0o7.0 56
,2 59.0,.59.0l60
5.57.9 58.2.58
0.59.5
7|61.3
660.0
4.56.4
049.6
58.461
59.4162
61.9|61
.56.9.57
51.0 50
.54.61.55.4 55.7iM.5 .55.4 56.7i57.9:56.8'
252.352
6.5.5.953,
658.255
2 55.756
3.57.0.58
,8 62.5.58,
061.058
,560. 4.59
7 62.6 60
8 60.7 61
456.456.
,2 51.6 50
4
756.7
558.4
.457.0
.2156.6
.7159.8
.0!.58.0
.2160.2
.5*61.7
.4160.6
.554.3
.5|49.2
1851— Jan., 49.3; Feb., 51.1; March, 5.3.8; April, .57.7; May, .57.0; June, 58.8; .Tul.v, 57.9; Aur., 6-3.2; Sept., 61.6; Oct.'
61.9; Nov., .56.3; Dec, 51.3; Mean, -56.6. 18-52— Jan., 50.8; Fab., 53.1; March, 52.9; April, 5-5.4; May 5-5.1; June, 60.4; July'
61.4; Aug., 61.2; Sept., 63.1; Oct., .58.7; Nov.,5;j.5; Uec, 50.8; Mean,56..5. 1853— Jan., 52.0; Feb., 54,1; March, 55.9; April'
58.3; May, 60.7; June, 61.9, July, 60.3; Aug., 60.0; Sept., 62.7; Oct., 62.7; Nov., 57.0; Dec. 52.1; Mean, 58.1.
T.A.BIjE ^v.
EXTREMES OF HEAT IN EACH MONTH SINCE 1850; ALSO, IN EACH YEAR.
Mth.'18.54'i855'1856 1857 1858' 18.59'l860;i86lll862
18631 1864' 1865' 1866' 1867 1868' 1869' 1870
1 1 1 1 1
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876
1877
1878
1879
Jan...
69
72
60
67
62
65
62
60
62
63
70
63
61
61
58
64
69
63
62
69
60
62
61
64
62
• >■
Feb...
69
72
70
68
70
fti
74
61
58
64
73
65
70
64
68
69
70
63
65
69
65
68
67
66
62
67
Mch..
72
78
80
74
73
70
75
82
72
79
74
71
69
65
70
72
67
72
67
78
65
69
73
75
66
78
April
83
78
69
81
80
80
83
79
75
82
84
75
88
85
75
70
72
74
70
77
73
84
75
66
73
7b
May..
73
83
69
75
87
85
73
76
76
78
75
87
79
87
86
86
87
76
82
74
82
70
83
69
76
74
June
74
82
74
87
77
85
74
76
79
78
70
87
85
86
72
72
74
80
91
68
85
76
93
94
75
84
Jvlv .
84
90
78
72
86
82
82
78
86
72
70
79
76
93
75
74
83
70
69
72
73
73
77
76
74
76
Aug ..
as
79
80
83
73
80
86
76
87
82
78
75
75
73
75
75
80
80
75
75
68
69
75
77
74
88
Sept..
87
84
85
88
88
87
88
76
84
82
86
91
77
88
70
85
78
88
73
72
89
82
83
91
78
86
Oct...
83
79
79
83
79
89
79
83
84
87
91
80
80
79
85
85
76
85
82
76
78
80
76
77
80
82
2fov...
72
67
74
72
73
71
70
69
70
72
72
76
72
70
75
73
72
78
70
72
72
69
70
67
67
65
Dec...
71
61
58
60
59
63
61
63
64
69
63
60
64
66
63
64
62
61
65
57
65
63
64
93
64
94
67
65
Year
87
90
85 88
88
89
88
83
87
87
91
91 1 88
93
86
86
87
88
91
78
89
84
90
88
1851.— Jan., 64; Feb., 71; March, 74; April, 84; May, 71; June, 78; July, 73; Aug., 82; Sept., 75; Oct., 8.3; Nov., 73;
Dec, 61. Tear— 84. 1852— Jan., 64; Feb. 65; March, 81; April, 82; May, 67; June. 80; Jnly, 79; Aug., 76; Sept., 98;
Oct., 78: Nov., 80; Dec, 63. Year— 98. 1853— Jan., 62; Feb., 67; March, 77; April, 75; May, 81; June, 87; July, 78;
Aug., 76! Sept., 88; Oct., 85; Nov., 73; Dec, 69. Year, 88.
T.A.BX-E ■VI.
EXTREMES OF COLD IN EACH MONTH SINCE 1850; ALSO, IN EACH TEAR.
Mth.
1854
18.55 1856J1857
1858
1859
1860
1861
1862
29
1863'l864'ia65'l866
1867
:i7
1868
32
1869
35
1870
36
1871
-34
1872
41
1873
45
1874
30
1875
,^5
1876
33
1877
36
1878
33
1879
Jan...
25
33
33
32
30
30
31
29
40
.38
35
38
Feb...
38
41
40
31
30
34
:e
:«
;m
:«
43
:«
42
37
31
36
38
38
40
36
:«
43
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38
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44
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42
38
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44
38
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46
43
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40
:i9
49
46
47
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45
40
40
44
:«
34
.39
40
36
43
40
40
45
42
42
43
39
41
40
41
45
;«
43
47
45
47
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43
44
43
43
40
39
39
4:j
m
44
47
46
43
47
44
47
45
43
47
45
.50
48
45
48
50
45
June
47
49
46
.50
44
45
45
49
49
.50
48
49
49
48
45
48
47
46
51
49
49
.50
.50
51
51
48
July .
46
51
48
,50
48
48
46
49
49
.50
48
.50
49
.52
46
.52
53
49
51
50
50
51
50
63
62
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.50
Ki
49
.50
49
48
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,51
48
50
.50
51
49
48
.56
-52
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51
51
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51
Sept..
46
,50
51
.50
44
43
47
47
42
.53
48
47
50
.50
49
48
54
49
48
52
48
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46
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41
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36
38
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,50
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47
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37
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38
29
35
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27
32
32
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38
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28
28
32
32
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1851— .Jan., 30; Feb., :«; March, .34: April, 42; Mav, 45; .Tuue, 49; July, 47; Aug., 50; Sept., 50; Oct. 47; Nov., 41;
Dec.,:i5. Year— 30. 18.52.— Jan., .35; Feb., 40; March, :j6; April, :17; Mav, 41; June, 49; July, 49; Aug., 49; Sept., 45; Oct.,
46; Nov., 40; Dec, .36. Year— 3.5. 18-53.— Jan., 41; Feb., 42; March, 41; April, 46; May, 47; June, 50; July, 51; Aug., 51;
Sept., 50; Oct., 49; Nov., 44; Dec, 40. Year— 40.
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uLU. VY. IrLAnK, Paper Hangings & SMde Material, Manufacturer of winijw Shades
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^hoi.ksai.k hardw^e.
Market and Front Streets.
PUBLIC STREETS, AVENUES, SQUARES, PLACES,
OF THE CONSOLIDATED
CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO,
IN ACCOKDANCE WITH THE OFFICIAL MAPS, 1868, 1870, AND 1872,
Explanatory.— The Ordinance for re-nnmberlng the buildings of this cltv provides that " Market Street shall be the
starting point for the numbers of all buildings fronting on the streets running therefrom In a northerly direction, and also
for those running therefrom In a southeasterly direction. The streets laid down In the official map of the city as forming
the water front thereof shall be the starting point for numbers on all streets running westerly and southwesterly there-
from, except upon such streets running westerly commencing from Market Street, and upon all such streets, Market
Street shall be the starting point for numbers. On all streets the numbers on the right hand side, starting from the point
of beginning, are even numbers, and on the left hand side, odd numbers. One hundred numbers, or as mnnv thereof as
may be necessary, shall be allotted to each block bounded by principal streets; numbers 100, 20O, and 300 being respect-
ively the numbers for commencing the blocks distant one, two. and three streets from the sterting point on the side
designated for even numbers, and numbers 101, 201, and :«1, In similar manner for the opposite side of the street,
throughout Its extent; so that the Initial figure of the number placed on a building at any street-crossing shall Indicate
the number of main streets such street-crossing Is from the starting point. Not less than twenty feet in frontage of all
vacant lots of ground shall be allowed for each number. On all cross or Intermediate streets the numbering shall com-
mence where said streets begin, and shall conform to the plan specified In this Order."
By this new decimal system of numbering buildings, the exact location of any number is readily ascertained; for
example. If you want to find 624 Montgomery, it Is on the east side of the block extending from Clav to Washington,
which Is the seventh from Market— Commercial and Mcrchnnt being private streets. Again, 82.5 Clav Is on the ninth
block from the water front, which Is the one extending from Pupont to Stockton. It must be borne In mind that one
hundred numbers are allowed on each block between principal streets.
The following streets are but partially opened, and each differ materially from the plan originally laid out, viz:
Clementina, Ecker, Jessie, Minna, Natonia, Ritch, Shipley, Stevenson, and Tehama.
The territory lying west of Laurel Hill and Odd Fellows' Cenieterv, and generally known as the Outside Lands, has
recently been surveyed, and Is designated on the new official City and County Map as avenues and streets. Those
running north and south are named respectively from First to Forty-ninth avenues, and those running east and west,
from First arenue to the Ocean, and parallel with Point Lobos Avenue, A to W streets.
Inference Is frequently made In the Register of Names to the following, and which are located as follows: Hoadley's
Addition, situated west of Pierce and between Geary and Washington; Horner's Addition, south and near the Mission
Dolores; Western Addition, west of Larkin; San Miguel Ranch, southwest and near the Mission Dolores; Bernal Heights
(B. H.), south of Twenty-sixth Street, between San Bruno and San Jos6 Roads; and University Mound Tract (U. M. T.),
west of San Bnino Road, five miles from the City Hall. See, also, Prominent Places, end Street Directory.
(6) Street not opened, (c) Fractional blocks, one hundred numbers allowed tor rtrst two blocks, (d) Fronting the
bay. (e) Street ends. ( ) Street does not cross. B. H., Bernal Heights. U. M. T., University Mound Tract. S. S. F.,
South San i rancisco. A blank Is used where the number at the crossing of a street could not be ascertained.
A, b't Point Lobos av and !
B fni First av W.
A. South S F bet Ship and .
B fm Fifth av SW to coun-
ty line. ;
Ada Conrt, bet Leaven-
worth and Hyde fm O'Far- ,
reU N.
Ada Court. See Wells |
Court
Adair, bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth im Howard W
to Cnpp
Adam, N and S s Eve bet
San Bruno Road and Call-
foniln nv, H H
AdniiiM. Sec Seymotir av
A<lelaid« I*la«e. bet
Geary and I'oet fm Tavlor
W.
Adelc, bet (;hace and \
Strlngham fmlslalg Creek'
S to Hecker I
Adele Alle.r, bet .Stock-
tonand Powell fm Jackson
N
Adier, fm Dupont B to
Montgomery av |
Adona Place, bet Ma-
son aiKl Taylor Im Wash-
ington N. I
Akiicm l.anr, bet Stock-
uinand Dupontlni Vallejo
N.
Alabama, bet Columbia
and Harrison fm Twenty-
lirst S to Serpentln'' av i
Alameda, bet Channel
and Kl Dorado fm the bay
W to Harrison.
Alamo Nquare, bet
Sidtt and Stelncr, Hai'cs
and Fulton.
Alanka. t>et Water Front
and Mexico f^ Water
Front S to India.
AlaHka Plaee, bet Bay
and North I'olnt f m Mason
W.
Alcatraz Siquare, bet
■Ii'licrson and N Point,
Franklin and Gough.
Alemauy Avenue, bet
Dolores and Church fm
Seventeenth to Church
lane.
Al(cer Place, bet Harri-
son and Bryant fm First E
Alice Alle:»-, bet Taylor
anil Jones N from I'ost to
Lewis.
Allen, bet Union and Fil-
bert fm Hyde W.
Allen, fm Cortland av S to
Crescent av, S s B H.
Alle.TM Court, bet San-
some and Montgomery fm
Greenwich N.
A I ni e r a , bet Leaven-
worth and Hyde fm Clay
Alta, bet Union and Fil-
bert I'm .Sansome W.
Alia IMaza,betScottand
StcitiiT, Jackson and Clav.
Amador, bet Islals arid
Calftyeras fm the bay to
First nv.
Amazon, E s County
Road 5't. miles fm City
Hall
AmherHt. bet Princeton
and Yule lin Silver av S,
U. M. T.
Anderaon. fni California
ay S to Cnrtland av, B H.
Andrew, brt Fifth and
Sixth I'm l'olH(jm N.
Anken.v Place, bet Sut-
ter and Busli tm Powell E.
Anna, l>et Powell and Ma-
son Ini Eddy N.
Annie, lict N'lw Mont-
g<pmery and Third fm Mar-
ket to Mission.
Antlion.T, bet First and
.Second fm Mission N.
Antonio, bet Ellis and
(I'Karrell fm .lones W.
Arizona, bet Colorado
and Idaho fm Water Front
S to India.
ArkanMaM. bet Connecti-
c\it nnd Wisconsin fm Cen-
ter S to Tulare.
Arlinirton. fm San .Tose
lionii nr Charles SW to
Mateo.
Arni;i-. bet Twenty-sixth
ami Twenty-seventh fm
San Bruno Road \V to
Bellevup.
AMh .iLTCiiue, bet Fulton
and .Mo.Mllster fta Larkin
to Fillmore.
South Street X. side.
1 Litrkln 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Xess avenue.. 200
:i01 Franklin .Too
401 Gough 400
.501 (irtavln ,500
601 Lnguiin... 600
701 Itiubanan 700
AHhburlon Plaee, bet
Post and Sutter fm Du-
pont E.
Aaiibur,'*', bet Masonic av
and f^layton fm Fulton S.
At henn. Excelsior Home-
stead Association
Auburn, bet Mason and
Taylor Im Jackson to Pa-
cldc.
Auiruat Alle.r, bet Pow-
ell ond INIason fm Green N.
AuiruHta. South S F, S of
Hcleiia Im Silver av W to
"Vork.
Analin, bet Pine and Diish
fm Larkin to Octavla.
South Street. JV. side.
1 Lorkin 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenie.. 200
;«l Franklin ;«0
401 Gough 40O
501 Octavla SOa
Aztec bet Cherubuscoand
Buena Vista fm Coso av
NE, B H.
B, bet A and C fm First av
W.
B, South S F, from Third av
SW to county line.
Baehe, bet Porter and
Laurel av fm Crescent av
S, B H.
Bacon, bet Burrow and
Waylond, Im San Bruno
Road W, U. M. T.
Baifle.T Plaee, bet Du-
pont and Stockton from
o'FarrellN.
Baker, bet Broderlck and
Lyon fm Halght to Lewis.
West. SIrert. £. side.
1 Halght 2
101 Page 100
201 Oak 200
301 Fell 300
401 Haves 400
.501 Grove .500
601 Fulton 600
701 McAllister 700
801 Tyler 80O
Turk
(^alvarv Cemetery
l.'^OI Geary 1300
1401 Post 1400
1.501 Sutter 1500
1601 Bush 160O
1701 Pine 1700
1801 California 1800
liiOl Sacramento looo
2001 Clav 20OO
2101 Washington 2100
2201 Jackson 220O
2:101 Pacific 2300
2401 Broadway 2400
2.501 Vallejo 2.500
2601 (Jreen 2600
2701 Union 2700
2801 Filbert 280O
2001 Greenwich 2900
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STREET
GUIDE.
47
3001 Lombard 3000
Bay View Place, bet
S.E. Street. iV.TT.
371 Thompson avenue
3101 f!hestnut 3100
Jones and Leavenworth
fm Union N.
1 Second 2
101 Third 100
401 Third 40O
417 Rltch 416
3201 Francisco :)200
3301 Bay 3300
Bay Avenue, bet First
Madden„
Zoe 430
3401 Korth Point 3400
and Second fm Bryant S.
Haggln
501 Fourth 500
3501 Beach 3500
Beacli, bet N Point and
Tevls
601 Fifth 600
3601 Jefferson 3600
Jefferson fm Dupont to
Dewey
701 Sixth 700
3701 Tonijuln 3700
Presidio Reservation.
201 Fourth 200
Clinton
(e) Lewis (ej
South. Street. JN.Hde.
301 Fifth, 300
Geneva
Baker Avenue, fm
(d) Dupont 2
(d) Stockton 100
401 Sixth 400
— • Boardman place ...
Brannan place
liallroad av K to Islals
501 Seventh 500
Creek.
201 Powell 200
(e) Eighth (e)
Gilbert
Balance, bet Sansome
301 Mason 300
Berry,bet Sutter and Bush
801 Seventh 800
and Montgomery fm Jack-
401 Taylor 400
fm Dupont E.
Norton court
son to Gold.
501 Jones 500
Bertha, bet Mission and
901 Eighth 900
Baldwin Conrt, bet
601 Leavenworth 600
Howard fm Beale W.
Converse
Fremont and First fm Fol-
Montgomery av...
Billings Place, bet
1001 Ninth 1000
Kom NK.
701 Hyde 700
Montgomery and Stinsome
Brannan Place, bet
Baltimore Park, bet
801 Larkln 800
fm Filbert N.
Sixth and Seventh fm
Kldlev and Fourteenth tm
901 Polk 900
Birch Avenue, bet
Brannan SE.
Guerrero W to Dolores.
Banks, fm California av
Van Ness av
Grove and Fulton fm Lar-
kinW.
Brenham Place, bet i
Kearny and Dupont fm
Gov't Reservation
S to Cortland av, B H.
1401 Laguna 1400
South. Street. N. side.
Clay to Washington.
Bannam Place, bet
1501 Buchanan 1500
1 Larkin 2
Brewster, fm Hope SW
Dupont and Stockton fm
Green to Union.
1601 Webster 1600
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue. 200
to Calil'ornia av, B H.
Bridge, bet Leavenworth
1701 Fillmore 1700
Bartlett, bet Valencia
1801 Steiner 1800
301 Franklin 300
and Hyde f m Broadway S.
and Mission fm Twenty-
1901 Pierce 1900
401 Gough 400
Bright, nr San Miguel
flrf t S to Serpentine av.
Bast. Street. W. side.
2(101 Scott 2000
2101 Devlsadero 2100
501 Octavla 500
Station.
Broad, W s Old San .Ios€
601 Laguna 600
1 Twenty-first 2
2201 Broderkk 2200
701 Buchanan 700
Road nr San Miguel Sta-
101 Twenty-second 100
2:i01 Baker 2300
Blackstone Place,fm
tion.
aoi Twentv-third 200
Beacon, fm Castro S£ to
Lombard nr Larkln N.
Broad's Place, bet
301 Twenty-fourth .SOO
Bemls, thence W to Cas-
Blossom, bet Qulnn and
Hyde and Larkin fm Bush
401 Twenty-tilth 400
tro.
Fourteenth, fm Valencia
N.
oOi Twenty-sixth 500
Beale, bet Main and Fre-
to Guerrero.
Broadway, bet Pacific
(e) .SerpentineA venue (e;
mont fm Market SE to the
Bluxome, bet Brannan
and Vallejo fm Davis W.
Bartlett, bet Warren and
bay
and Townsend fm First
South. Street. iV. side.
Merced fm Thirtieth S to
S.W. Street. JX.£.
SW, and bet Brannan and
1 Davis 2
Laldley.
1 Market 2
Townsend fm Fourth SW
101 Front 100
Bartlett Alley, bet
Vischer place
to Sixth
201 Battery 200
Kearny and Dupont fm
101 Mission. 100
Boardman Place, bet
301 Sansome 300
Jackson to racific.
Bertha
Sixth and Seventh fm
321 Ohio
Bartol, bet Sansome and
201 Howard 200
Brannan to Bryant
Bartol 340
MontKomery fm Vallejo S.
301 Folsom 300
Bond, bet Twelfth and
401 Montgomery 400
Battery, bet Front and
Beale place
Thirteenth fm Mission to
Rowland alley
Sansome fm Market to
401 Harrison 400
Glen Park av.
501 Kearny 500
the Bay
501 Bryant 500
Bone Alley, bet Mont-
Plnckney 620
West. Street. E. side.
(e) Brannan (e)
gomery and Kearny fm
Montgomery av....
1 Market and Bush.. 2
Beale Place, bet Fol-
Green N.
601 Dupont 600
101 Pine ino
som and Harrison fm
Bonita, bet Vallejo and
Duncan court 620
201 California 200
-Main W.
Green f m Polk to Van Ness
701 Stockton 700
213 Halleck
Beaver, bet Fifteenth and
av
709 Virginia place
301 Sacramento 300
Sixteenth fm Noe W to
Boston Place, bet Fol-
Morev alley 730
315 Commercial 312
Castro.
som and Harrison fm First
801 Powell 800
401 Clay 400
Bedford Place, bet
E.
817 Scott place
417 Merchant, 416
Stockton and Powell fm
Bourbin Place, bet
901 Mason 900
501 Washington 500
J.Hckson N.
Steiner and Pierce I'm Ed-
921 Salmon
Ore.con 512
601 Jackson 600
Beideuian, bet Devlsa-
dero and Scott fm Ellis to
dy to Ellis.
Bourbon, bet Preclta
1001 Taylor 1000
Sweet
701 Pacitic 700
O'Farreli.
Creek and Norman fm Or-
Florence
Chambers 710
Belclier, bet Fourteenth
leans NE.
1101 Jones 1100
801 Broadway 800
and Fifteenth fm Market
Bourn, bet Chace and
1201 Leavenworth 1200
819 Flint Alley
N
Freelon fm Kossuth S to
1205 Morse place
901 Vallejo 900
1001 Green 1000
Belden, bet Montgomery
Hecker
1213 Bridge
and Kearny fm Bush to
Bowdoin, bet Hamilton
1301 Hvde 1300
(Commerce
Pini>.
and Dartmouth fm Silver
1401 Larkin 1400
1101 Union 1100
Bel lair Place, bet Du-
av S, U. M. T.
Maxwell
1201 Filbert 1200
pont and Stockton fm
Bower Place, bet Du-
1501 Polk 1500
1301 Greenwich (ri)
Chestnut to Francisco
pont and Stockton fm
1601 Van Ness avenue .1600
(e) Lombard (e)
Bellevue, W of Ellen fm
Green S.
1701 Franklin 1700
Bay, bet Francisco and N
Elizabeth to Thirtieth
Bowie Avenue, bet
1801 Gough 1800
Point fm Kearny to Pre-
Bellevue Avenue, W
Howard and Folsom fm
1901 Octavla 1900
sidio Reservation.
South. Street. N. side.
End H Assn.
Beniis, fm Beacon SE to
Eleventh E.
Bowles Place, bet
2001 Laguna 2000
2101 Buchanan 2100
1 Kearny 2
Falrmount, thence SW to
Twelfth and Thirteenth
2201 Webster 2-200
101 Dupont 100
Castro.
fm Howard N.
2301 Fillmore 2300
Midway East
Benton Avenue, fm
Bowman PI .tee. S s
2401 Steiner 2400
201 Stockton 200
Laurel av nr Crescent av.
Bryant nr First.
2501 Pierce 2500
Midway Wot
Berlin, bet Girard and
Boj ce, bet Cook and Wil-
2601 Scott 2600
301 Powell 300
Gu('ttin','en fm Sliver av S.
lianis>on fm Point Lobos
2701 Devlsadero 270O
401 Mason 400
Bernadotte, bet Islals
avN.
2801 Broderlck 2800
601 Taylor 500
and Schneider fm Islais
Boyd, bet Harrison and
2!I01 Baker. 3900
601 Jones 600
Creek channel NE to Sixth
Bryant, Seventh and
Broderick, bet Devlsa-
Montgomery av ...
av.
Eighth, and E and W sides
dero and Baker fra Waller
701 Leavenworth 700
Bernal, E of San Bruno
Chesley.
to Lewis.
801 H.vde 800
Road fm Vermont to Ma-
Bradford, fm Cortland
West. Street. E. side.
901 Larkln 900
rengo.
av N to California av BH.
1 Waller 2
1001 Polk 1000
Bernal, fm Sepentlne av
Brady, bet Potter and
101 Haight 100
1101 Van Ness av 1100
S to Preclta av.
Hermann f m Market SE to
201 Page 200
1201 Franklin 1200
Bernard, bet Pacific and
Mission,
301 Oak :500
1301 Gough 1300
Broadway fm Taylor to
Brady Place, bet Green
401 Fell 400
1401 (Jctavla 1400
Leavenworth
and Union fm Larkin E.
501 Hayes 500
1501 Laguna 1500
South. Street. JV. side.
Brannan, bet Bryant and
601 Grove 600
1601 Buchanan 1600
1 Taylor 2
Townsend SW I'm Beale to
701 Fulton 700
1701 Webster 1700
101 Jones 100
Potrero av.
801 McAllister 800
1801 Fillmore 1800
(e) Leavenworth (e)
S.E. Street. N. W.
901 Tyler 900
1901 Steiner 1900
Bernice, bet Folsom and
1 Beale 2
1001 Turk 1000
2001 Pierce 2000
Harrison fm Twelfth to
101 Fremont 100
1101 Eddv 1100
2101 Scott 2100
2201 Devlsadero.. 2200
Thirteenth
Berry, bet King and Chan-
nel SW fm Second to
201 First 200
:W1 Second ... .300
1201 Ellis 1200
1301 O'Farreli 1300
2301 Broderlck 2300
311 Stanford
1401 Goarv 1400
2401 Baker 2400
Eighth.
Central nlace
Garden av
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
1501 Post
.1500
601
Fell
.. 600
1901 Laguna 1900
3701 Maple 3700
1601 Sutter
1701 Bush
.1600
.1700
701
Linden avenue...
Haves
.'. 700
2001 Buchanan 2000
2101 Webster 2100
.3801 Cherrv 380O
.3901 First av :»00
1801 J'lne
.1800
Ivy avenue_
2201 Fillmore 2200
California Avenne,
1901 California
..1900
801
Grove
.. 800
2301 Stelner 2300
E nf San Jo.s6 Koad and W
2001 Sacramento
.20(X)
Birch avenue
2401 Pierce 2400
of San Bruno Road, B H.
2101 Clay
.2100
901
Fulton
.. 900
2.501 Scott 2500
Canibridge.bct Yale and
2201 Washington
2301 Jackson
.2200
.2300
1001
Ash avenue
■'looo
2601 Devlsadero 2600
2701 Broderick 2700
< i.xfjrd Im Silver av S, U.
M.T.
McAllister
2401 Paclflc
2.501 Uroadway
.2400
.2.500
1101
Locust avenue....
;;iioo
2801 Baker. 2800
2901 Lyon 2900
Camllle Place, bet
Taylor and Jones ftn Wash-
Tyler
2601 Vallejo
2701 Green
.2600
.2700
1201
Elm avenue
.!l200
(e) Central avenue (e)
Bnsh-Bt Place, bet
ington N.
Camp, bet Sixteenth and
Turk.
2801 Union
.2800
Lauiel avenue....
Powell and Mason fm
Seventeenth fm Guerrero
2fl01 Filbert
.2900
1301
Eddy
..1300
Bush N.
E.
3001 Oreenwich
.3000
.3100
.:eoo
1401
Willow avenue ...
Ellis
Olive avenue
'.'.1400
Butler, fm California av
S to Cortland av, B H.
Butte,bet Solano and Napa
Campbell, bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth fm Dolo-
res E.
3I0I Lombard
:goi Chestnut
1^301 Kranrlspo
.3300
.3400
1.501
1601
O'Farrell
Geary
..1500
..1600
fm the bay W to Harrison
Byiugton, bet Kills and
Capitol, W of Old San
,Ios6 Road nr San Miguel
3401 Bay
3501 North Point
.3500
1701
Post
..1700
(J'Faneil fm Webster to
Station.
3601 Beach
.3(»0
..3700
1801
1901
Sutter.
Bush
..1800
..1900
Stelner.
Byrne, fm Islais Creek S
Capp, bet 3IlBslon and
Howard fm Fifteenth S
3701 Jefferson
3801 Tonquln
.3800
2001
Pine
..2000
E to Baker av.
to Serpentine av.
(e) I^ewls
. (e)
2101
California
..2100
Byron, f m Montcalm S to
JFow^ Street. W. side.
Broderlcb Avenue,
2201
Sacramento
..2200
Hope, B H.
1 Fifteenth 2
bet Eleventh and Potter
2301
Clay
.2.300
Byron, San Miguel. W
End Mail No 2.
Adair
f m JIarket S.
2401
Washington
..2400
101 Sixteenth 100
Brook, fm Dolores nr
2.501
Jackson
..2.500
<■, South S F, fm Front av
201 Seventeenth 200
Thirteenth E to f>an
Jose
2601
Pacific
..2600
SW to countv line.
301 Eifihteeiith 300
Koad.
2701
Broadway
..2700
<•, bet B and D fm First av
401 Nineteenth 400
BrookI:»n Place
, bet
2801
Vallejo
..2800
West
501 Twentieth 500
Dupont and Stockton fni
2901
Green
..2900
Cabot, bet Samoset and
601 Tweuty-flrst 600
Sacramento S.
BrookN, bet Kearnj
and
3101
..3000
..3100
Star SE fm California av
to Franconla av, B H.
7ol Twentv-second 700
801 Twentv-third 800
Filbert
Dujiont fm Market to
PIxley
.,
Cadell Alley, bet Du-
901 Twenty-fourth 900
Geary.
;«oi
Greenwich
..3200
pont and Stockton fm
Union N.
1001 Twentv-fifth 1000
Bronnan, bet Illdley and
Moulton
1101 Twentv-sixth 1100
Fourteen ih fin Valencia
3301
Lombard
..3300
Cadwallader, E of San
{e^ Serpentine avenue (e)
to Guerrero.
Browii'H AIle:>',
bet
3401
. 3400
Bruno I{i>ad 4 miles from
Citv Hall.
lard Alley, bet Vallejo
and Green f m Stockton W.
Lobos Square
Hvde and Larkln fm Mc-
:«ioi
Bay
..3600
Calaveras, bet Amador
Carl, bet Frederick and
Allister N.
Br.yan Place, bet San-
some and Montgomery fm
Bush N.
3701
3801
3901
4001
North Point ...
.3700
and Mi-ndoclno fm the bay
W to First av.
Calboun, bet Sansome
and Montgomery fm Green
Sullivan fm (Clayton W.
CarloHPla«e,bet Powell
ai\il .Mason fm O'Farrell S.
Carolina, bet Wisconsin
Beach
..3800
..3900
Tonquln
.4000
Bryant, bet Harrison and
ie)
Lewis
.. (e)-
to Alta.
and De Haro fm Eighth S
Brannan SW fm Spear to
Burlianan Alley
, bet
Calirornia, bet Pine and
to Napoleon.
Eleventh.
First and Second fm How-
Sacramento W fm JIarket
Caroline, bet Sixth and
S.Jb'. Street. .V.W.
ard to Tehama
South. Street. A\ side.
Seventh fni Folsom SE.
1 Spear
. 2
. 100
Bnena VlMta, fm Cort-
land av N E to Coso av.
1 Market A Drumm 2
101 Davis 100
Caroline, bet Jones and
Leavenworth fm Lom-
101 Main
21 1 Beale
. 200
Buena Viitta Park,
201 Front 200
bard N.
301 Fremont
. 300
bet
Utah and Vermont.
301 Battery 300
401 SansoiJe 400
Caroline Place, bet
401 First
. 400
Napa and Shasta.
Jack.son and Paclflc fm
419 Rlncon place
. 418
Burchaui Place
. bet
421 Leldesdortt 424
I'owell E.
443 Stanly place
. 444
Ty
ler and Turk fm Leav-
.501 Montgomery 500
Carr Place, bet Mason
501 Second
. 500
enworth W.
531 Spring
Webb .532
and Tavlor fm Chestnuts.
5;« Central place
Burgoyne Place
, bet
Carver, fm California av
601 Third
. 600
Leavenworth and
Hvde
601 Kearny 600
S to Powhattan, B H.
615 KItch
fm Pacific S.
625 St Slary's place
Cane, Ws San Bruno Road
6:« Zoe
.. 700
Burrltt, bet Stockton and
i'uwell fm Bush S.
6;}7 Ouincy
701 Dupont 700
4 miles fm City Hall.
CaMtro, bet Noe and Dla-
701 Fourth
801 Filth
. 800
Burrowtt, bet Henry and
Bacon fm San Bruno Road
W, U. M. T.
Sellna place 716
725 Grace terrace
801 Stockton SOO
mcmd fm Ridley S
Cedar, bet Davis and
Front fm Clay to Wash-
Fifth av
Oak Grove av
)*ark av
; 900
Burton, E of San Bnino
Koad 4 miles fniCltv Hall.
Ellck lane
ington.
Cedar Alley, bet Six-
900 Sixth
Pratt place 812
Clinton
Buiili, bet Sutter and Pine
W Im Market to Central av
South. Street. iV. side.
1 Market and Front 2
821 Prospect place 820
Miles court 832
901 Powell 900
Gustavus 920
teenth and Seventeenth
fm Dolores W.
Cedar Avenne, bet
Geary and Post fm Larkln
Garden
•
Gilbert
1001 Seventh
.1000
101
Battery
.. 100
1001 Mason 1000
to Lagnna.
Downey
201
Sansome
.. 200
Cushman 1016
South. Street. N. side.
White place
Bryan place
Sliintgomery
206
1101 Taylor 1100
1 Larkln 2
Decatur
301
.. 300
1201 Jones. 12o0
101 Polk 100
1101 Eighth
1117 Converse
.1100
306
311
Rubs alley
Highland Terrace..
1301 Leavenworth 1300
'201 Van Ness av 200
301 Franklin :«0
Trmlty
Bryant avenue .. .
.1118
Belden
.. 342
Helen place
401 Gough 400
1201 Ninth
Dore
1301 Tenth
.1200
!l300
401
407
4.33
Kearny
Morse
Clara lane
.. 400
. 406
1401 Hvde 1400
501 (Ictavia 500
Cedar I..ane, bet Seven-
teentli and Eighteenth fm
Mission to Valencia.
1.501 Larkln 1500
1601 Polk 1600
1701 Van Ness avenue .1700
(«) Eleventh
.. («)
Mary lane
Bryant Avenue,
bet
501
Dupont
.. 500
1801 Franklin 1800
Cemetery Avenue (see
York and Columbia fm
Chatham place....
.. 518
1901 Gough 1900
Central av)
Tweiity-llrst S to Serpen-
601
Stockton
.. 600
2001 Octavia 2000
Center, bet El Dorado and
tine av.
eo;}
Burrltt
2101 Laguna 2100
Santa ( :iara fm the bay W
Bryant Avenne,
bet
Munroe
.. 610
2201 Buchanan 2200
to Harrison,
EiRhth and Ninth fm Bry-
615
Chelsea place
2301 Webster 2300
Central, nr San Miguel^
ant N\V.
701
Powell
.. 700
Middle
Station.
Buchanan, bot Laguna
Bush-.street place
.. 714
2401 Fillmore 2400
Central Avenne, bet
and Webster N fm Market
801
Mason
. 800
2.501 Stelner 2.500
Lyon and Wa nut fm
to Lewis.
901
Taylor
.. 900
2<!01 Pierce 2800
Geary N to Presidio Reser-
W. Street. E.sUle.
1001
Jones.
.1000
2701 Scott 2700
vation.
1 Market.
. 2
1101
Leavenworth
..1100
2801 D.vlsadero 2800
Central Place, bet
101 Kate
201 Waller
. 100
200
1201
Hvde
.1200
2901 Broderick 2900
3001 Baker 3000
Kearny and Dupont fta
Pine S.
Edward
301 Halght
. 300
1301
Lnrkln
.1300
3101 Lyon 3100
Central Place, bet Sec-
Rose avenue
'. 400
; 500
1401
1501
1601
1701
Polk
Van Nesa avenue
Franklin
Gongh
.1400
..1.500
.1600
.1700
321)1 Central avenue 3200
,3301 Walnut 3.300
ond and I'hird fm Bryant
to llrannan.
tentral Road, fm Mc-
Allister SWto Ocean View
401 Page
Ijlly avenue
.3401 Laurel 3400
3.501 Locust 3600
501 Oak
Hickory avenue.
1801
Octavia
.1800
3001 Spruce 3600
House.
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STKEET GUIDE.
49
Centre, bet Second and
Third fm Bryant SE to
South Park
Chaee, fm Islais Creek S
to Hecker.
C'lianiberM, bet Pacific
and Broadway fm Davis to
Battery.
Ciiambers Alley, bet
Powell and Mueon fm
Greenwich to Lombard.
Channel, bet Berry and
Hooper SW fm the bay to
Eighth;
Cliannel, W s San Bruno
Koad 4 niiies <m City Hall.
Cliapnltepec, fm Cort-
land av NE to Coso av.
Charity, fm Cadwallader
J«'AV to Islais Creek.
Charles, bet Leaven-
worth and Ilvde fm Tyler
N.
Charles, S of Fairmount
fm San Josfi Koad N\V to
Chenery.
Charles Place,bet First
and Second fm Harrison to
Essex pi.
Chase, bet Williamson and
Merrifleld fm Point Lobos
av M.
Chatham Place, bet
Dupoiit and Stockton fm
Bush N.
Chattanooga, bet Dolo-
res and Church fm Twen-
ty-lirst S to Twenty -fourth
Chelsea Place, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Bush S.
Cheuer.r, S s Thirtieth S
to Eandall, thence SW to
Castro.
Cherry, bet Maple and
First av fm California N.
Chernbusco, fm Cort-
land av NE to Coso av.
Chesley, bet Seventh and
Eighth fra Harrison SE.
Chestnut, bet Lombard
and Francisco W fm San-
gome to Presidio Keserva-
tlon.
South. Street. N.iide.
1 Sansome 2
. (c) Montgomery
Webster
101 Kearny 100
201 Dupont 200
- — Bellair place 224
301 Stockton 300
■ — Chestnut alley
401 Powell 400
501 Mason 500
Newell
Montgomery av ...
601 Taylor 600
701 Jones. 700
801 Leavenworth 800
901 Hyde 900
1001 Larkin 1000
1101 Polk 1100
1201 Van Ness a venue. 1200
1300
Gough .." 1400
'Octavia 1500
Laguna 1600
Buchanan 1700
Webster 1800
Fillmore 1900
Steiner 2000
Pierce 2100
Scott 2200
Devlsadero 2300
Broderlck 2400
Baker 2500
1301 Franklin..
1401
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
crhestnnt Alley, bet
Stockton and Powell fra
Chestnut N.
China, NW b Dry Dock
Basin to Water Front.
Church, bet Dolores and
Sanchez fm Eldiey S to
Thirtieth.
Church K<ane, bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth fm
Dolores W to Church.
Church Place, bet
Greenwich and Lombard
fm Dupont W.
City Hall Avenue, fm
Market opp Eighth to Park
av.
Clalrville Place. See
Graham Place.
Clara, bet Folsom and
Harrison fm Eitch to
Sixth.
Clara Avenue, W of
Douglass fm Eighteenth N
Clara Iiane, bet Kearny
and Dupont fm Sutter to
Busn.
Clarence Place, bet
Second and Third fm
Townsend NW.
Clark, bet Jackson and
Pacific fm Drumm to
Front.
Clay, bet Sacramento and
Washington W fm East.
South. Street. iV. side.
1 East 2
101 Drumm 100
201 Davis 200
Cedar 212
301 Front 300
401 Battery 400
501 Sonsome 500
527 LeidesdorIT
601 Montgomery 600
701 Kearny 700
Brenhom ploce 750
801 Dupont 800
813 Waverlv place 814
SpofTord 828
901 Stockton 900
— — Clay avenue 916
917 Prospect place
1001 Powell 1000
1015 Tay
Wetmore place 1016
1101 Mason 1100
Verba Buena 1115
1201 Taylor 1200
1301 Jones 1300
Priest
Reed
1401 Leavenworth 1400
1501 Hyde 1500
Torrens court
1601 Larkin 1600
1701 Polk 170O
1801 Van Ness avenue.1800
1901 Franklin 1900
2001 Gough 2000
Lafayette Park
2201 Laguna 2200
2301 Buchanan 2300
2401 Webster 2400
2501 Fillmore 2500
2001 Steiner 2600
2701 Pierce 2700
2801 Scott 2800
2901 Devlsadero 2900
31101 Broderick 3000
3101 Baker 3100
3201 Lyon 3200
3301 Central avenue 3300
WOl Walnut 3400
a501 Laurel 3500
3601 Locust 3600
3701 Spruce 3700
3801 Maple 3600
3901 Cherry 3900
(e) First avenue (e)
Clay Avenue, bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Clay N.
Clayton, bet Ashbury and
Cole fm Fulton S.
Cleaveland, bet Folsom
and Harrison fm Seventh
to Columbia Square.
Clement, bet California
and Point Lobos av fm
First av W.
Clement Place, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Green S.
Clementina, bet How-
ard and Folsom fm First
SW.
South. Street. JV. tide.
1 First 2
(6) S-:cond (6)
(b) Third (W
301 Fourth 30O
401 Fifth 400
(6) Sixth (b)
(b) Seventh (6)
701 Eighth 700
(6) Ninth (6)
Clinton, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Bryant to SE
of Brannan.
Clinton Park, bet Bid-
ley and Fourteenth fm ,
Guerrero W.
Clipper, bet Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth fm Old
San Jose Eoad W to Doug-
lass
Codnian Place, bet
Powell and Mason fm
Washington S.
Cohen Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm El-
lis S.
Cohn Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm
Jackson S.
Cole, W of Clayton S fm
Fulton to Carl.
Collejre, bet Dartmouth
nud University fm Silver
av S, IT. M. T.
College Place, bet Lar-
kin and Polk fm Hayes N.
Collins, bet Wood and
Ferrie fm Point Lobos av
N.
Colorado, bet Mexico
and Arizona fm Water
Front S to India
Col ton, bet Market and
Mission fm Brady E.
Columbia, bet Nine-
teeoth and Twentieth fm
Valencia W.
Columbia, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Folsom to
Harrison
Columbia, bet Florida
and Harrison fm Mission
Creek S to Twenty-first,
thence B to Florida,
thence S to Serpentine av.
Columbia Place, S s
Precita av S to California
av, B H.
Columbia Place, bet
Brannan and Bryant ftn
Boardman Place W.
Columbia Square, bet
Folsom and Harrison,
Sherman and Columbia
Colusa, bet Yolo and
Marin fm the bay W to
Nebraska
Commerce, bet Green
and Union fm the bay to
Battery
Commercial, bet Sac-
ramento and Clay fm East
to Dupont
South. Street. iV. side.
1 East 2
101 Drumm 100
201 Davis 200
301 Front 300
401 Battery 400
501 Sansome 500
525 Leldesdorff. 524
601 Montgomery 600
701 Kearny 700
(e) Dupont (e)
Congdon, nr Junction
San Bruno Road and Sil-
ver av.
Connecticut, bet Mis-
souri and Arkansas fm
Center S to Tulare.
Converse, bet Eighth
and Ninth fm Bryant S.
Cook, bet Ferrie and
Boyce fm Point Lobos av
N.
Cooper's Alley, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Jackson S.
Cortex, fm California av
bet Montcalm and Samo-
set E to Franconia av.
Cortland Avenue, fm
San Jose Road nr Thirti-
eth E to San Bruno Road.
Coso Avenue, fm North
av NW to California av.
Cottage Place, bet
Geary and Post fm Jones
E.
Cottage Place, bet Clay
and ^'ashington fm Tay-
lor W.
County Koad or San
Jose Road, fm termi-
nation of fllission SW to
County Line.
Creek I^ane, bet Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth fm
Howard to Folsom
Crescent Avenue, fm
San Jose Road nr St Ma-
ry's College E to San Bru-
no Road.
Crocker, S s Stevenson
av bet Brady and Hermann
Crook, bet Third and
Fourth fm Townsend
NW.
Cross, San Miguel, W End
Map No 1. «
Cushman, bet Mason
and Taylor fm California
to Sacramento.
Custom House Place,
bet Battery and Sansome
fin Washington to Jack-
son.
D. bet C and Golden Gate
Park fm First av W.
I>, South S F, fm Water
Front SW to county line.
Dakotah, fm Water
Fronts to India.
Dale Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm Ty-
ler S.,
Dame, bet Chenery and
Whitney S s Thirtieth to
Randall.
Dartmouth, bet Bow-
doin and College fm Silver
av 8, U. M. T.
Davis, bet Drumm and
Front N fm Market to
Vallejo.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Pine.. 2
101 California 100
109 William place —
201 Sacramento 200
215 Commercial 214
301 Clay 300
(d) Merchant (d)
401 Washington 400
411 Uregon 410
501 Jackson 500
513 Clark 514
601 Pacific (d)
619 Ch.nmbers (d)
701 Broadway (d)
(e) Vallejo (e)
Dawson Place, bet Sac-
ramento and Clay fm
Mason E.
Day, bet Twenty-ninth
and Thirtieth fm Old San
Jos6 Road W to Bellevue.
Day, bet Seventeenth and
Eighteenth fm Dolores E.
De Boom, bet Bryant
and Brannan fm Second
NE.
DeHaro,bet Carolina and
Rhode Island fm Eighth S
to Precita Creek.
DeKalb, fm Cortland av
S to Crescent a v.
Decatur, S s Crescent av
W of Porter.
Decatur, bet Seventh
and Eighth fm Bryant to
Brannan.
Delaware, bet Massa-
chusetts and Maryland fm
Solano S to First av
Delaware Avenue,
City Land Association
Tract.
Delaivare Court, bet
Powell and Mason ftn
Sutter N.
Delgado Place, bet
Green and Union fm
Hyde E.
Delta Place, E s Mason
bet Sutter and Bush
Dent Place, bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Jack-
son N.
Devlsadero, bet Scott
and Broderick N fm Bid-
ley to Lewis.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Bidley 2
101 Waller 100
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50
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
201 Halght 200
301 Page 300
401 Oak 400
501 Fell 500
601 Hayes 600
701 Grove 700
801 Fulton 800
901 McAllister 900
1001 Tvler 1000
1101 Turk 1100
1201 Kddy 1200
1301 Ellis 1300
1401 O'Farrell 1400
1501 Gearv 1500
1601 Post 1600
1701 Sutter 1700
1801 Bush 1800
1901 Pine 1900
20(n California 2000
2101 Sacramento 2100
2201 Ulav 2200
2301 Washington 2;«0
2401 Jackson 2400
2.501 Pacific 2500
2601 Broadway 2600
2701 Vallfjo 2700
2801 Green 2800
2!X)1 Union 2iKK)
3001 Filbert 3000
.3101 Greenwich 3100
:eoi Lombard 3200
.3:iOl Chestnut 3:«X)
3401 Francisco 3400
.3.W1 Bay 3500
3601 NorthPoint 3600
.3701 Beach 3700
.3801 Jetlerson 380u
3901 Tonquin 3900
(e) Lewis (ej
l>evrecB, E of San Bruno
Koad 4 miles fm City Hall.
Dewe.v, bet Third and
Fourlli tm King to Berry.
Dcxtt'r, bet Spear and
Main ini Howard S.
Diamond, bet Castro and
Douj-'laes I'm Seventeenth
S to Tliirtieth.
Diamond, Yisltacion
Valley.
DickerHon, E s .San Bru-
no lload, 3'.> miles I'm City
Hail.
Dikeman Place, bet
Ellis and O'FniTell fm Ma-
son W.
Dock, bet Union and Fil-
bert fm Battery E.
Dock, South S F, bet Tevls
and Ship fm Filth av S'NV
to county line.
Dod|;e, bet Hyde and
Larlvin fm Turk S.
DolorcH,bct Guerrero and
Church fm Markets to Old
San Jos6 Koad.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
Baltimore Park....
101 Fr)Urtconth 1(K)
201 FItlcenth 200
'Wells avenue
301 Sixteenth 300
Church lane
(-anipbeil
401 Seventeenth 400
]{ailroad avenue ...
Dorlaud
.501 ElKhteenth .500
601 Nineteenth 600
Columbia
701 Twentieth 700
Liberty
801 Twenty-first 800
!)0l Twenty-second !K)0
1001 Twentv-third 1000
1101 Twenty-fourth 1100
Jersey
1201 Twenty-fifth 1200
Clipper
V,m Twenty-sixth 1300
Army
1401 Twenty-seventh...l400
Duncan
1501 Twenty-eighth 1500
Valley
1601 Twenty-ninth 1600
Day
Thirtieth
Dora (.now Langton)
Dore, bet Ninth and
Tenth fm Harrison to
Brannan.
Dore Alley, bet Powell
and Mason fm Jackson S.
Dorland, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth fm
E of Dolores W to San-
chez.
Douglaa Place, bet
Harrlpon and Folsom fm
Beale E.
DouKlasB, bet Diamond
and Ellen fm Seventeenth
S to Thirtieth.
Dow Place, bet Folsom
and Harrison fm Second
iSW to Hawthorne.
Downe:»-,bet Seventh and
Eighth fm Bryant S.
Driimni, bet East and
Davis N fm Market to Pa-
cific.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Cal'a.. 2
101 Sacramento 100
115 Commercial llfi
201 Clay 200
(6) Merchant 214
301 Washington 300
Oregon
401 Jackbou 400
409 Clark
(e) Pacific (e)
Drur:^' l.ane,bet Folsom
and Harrison fm Seventh
to Laugton
Dry, or Junction, AV s
Old .San Jose Koad bet
Twenty-ninth and Thir-
tieth WtoBellevue.
Duanc, bet Lombard and
Chestnut fm Jones M".
Diimcombe Alley.
bet Ki-arnv and Dupont
fm Jaikson N.
Dunbar Alley, bet
Montgomery and Kearny
fm Merchant to Washing-
ton.
Duncan, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-
eighth fm Old San Josfi
Road W to Helievuo.
Duncan ( ourt, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
Broadway N.
Dunn Alley, bet Broad-
wa.\' and Vullejo fm Kear-
ny E.
Dupont, bet Kearny and
Stockton N fm Market to
Beach.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market* O'Farrell 2
101 Geary 100
111 Morton 110
201 Post 300
- — Ashburton place... 208
21.3 Stockton place
219 Mills place
301 Sutter :«0
Berry 312
313 Harlan place
401 Bush 4oO
501 Pine 500
.505 Virginia place
601 Colilornia 600
Dupont place
701 Sacraminto 700
Oommerclal 714
801 Clay 800
901 Washington 900
!r23 HalK'ourt
l(M)l Jocksoii 1000
1021 Sullivan alley
1101 I'aclHc 1100
Dupont alley 1126
1201 Broadway 1200
Montgomery av....
Iliucklev
1301 Vuiicjo 1.300
1401 (;reen I40O
1501 Union 1.500
Nobill alley 1.506
ItiOl Filbert 1600
Gerki' alley 1618
1701 Greenwich 1700
1709 Church place
1801 Lombard 1800
1901 Chestnut 1900
Pfclfler
2001 Francisco 2000
2101 Bay 2100
2201 North Point 2200
(e) Beach (e)
Dupont Alley, bet Pa-
cific and Broadway fm
Dupont E to Montgom-
ery av
Dupont Place. See
Mansion House Place.
Dwigtat^ bet Wooisey and
Olrnstead fm San Bruno
Road AV, U. M. T.
E, South S F, fm First av S
W to county line.
East, fm Folsom NW to
Pacific, fronting the bay.
West, Street. E. side.
1 Folsom (d)
101 Howard (rf)
201 Mission id)
301 Market (d)
401 Clay (d)
Merchant (d)
501 Washington (d)
601 Jackson (d)
(e) Pacific (e)
Ecker, bet First and Sec-
ond fm Market SE.
Eddy, bet Turk and Ellis
W fm Junction Powell and
Market.
South. Street. X. side.
1 Market and Powell 2
Anna lane 14
27 Eddy place
101 Mason 100
201 Taylor 200
301 Jones 300
401 Leavenworth 400
501 Hyde 50(i
601 Larkin 000
701 Polk 700
801 Van Ness avenue. 800
901 Franklin 900
1001 Gough 1000
1101 Octavia 1100
1201 Laguua 1200
1301 Buchanan 1300
1401 W'l-bster _1400
1.501 Fillmore 1,500
1601 Steiner 1600
1701 Pierce 1700
- — - Farren avenue
1801 Scott 1800
litOl Devlsadero 1900
2001 Broderick 2000
(e) St. Joseph's av (c)
Eddy Place, bet Mason
and Jlarkit fm Eddy
Edinburickt Excelsior
HoiiK'hti'ad Association.
Edwjird, bet Hyde and
Lurkin I'm Bush N.
Eigrktcentli, bet Seven-
teenth and Nineteenth fm
Harrison W to Douglass
South. Street. JS'. side.
1 Harrison 2
101 Folsom 100
119 .Shotweil 118
201 Howard 200
219 Capp 218
301 Mission 300
.lessle
Stevenson
401 Valencia 400
.501 Guerrero 500
601 Dolores 600
701 Church 700
801 Sanchez 800
!»! Noe iKX)
1001 Castro 1000
1101 Diamond 1100
1201 Douglass 1200
Eiiflilecnlli Avenue,
South S F, from I.slais
Creek to Water F'ront,
Eighteenth Avenue,
Ini Pri'sidio Reservation S.
EiKhth, bet Seventh and
Ninth tin Market SE to
Center.
East Street. W, side-
1 Market 2
Stevenson
Jessie
101 Mission 100
115 Minna 114
Natoma
201 Howard 200
205 Nunon's alley
(6) Telmnio
Clementina
301 Folsom 300
Shipley
Heron
401 Harrison 40O
501 Brvant 50O
601 Brannan 60O
Townsend
Eighth Avenue, tta
Presidio Reservation S to
0.
Eighth A venue. South
S F, fm Islals Creek to
Water Front.
El Dorado, bet Alameda
and Center fm the bay to
Sixth and fm Eighth to
Harrison.
Eleventh, bet Tenth and
Twelfth fm Market SE to
Bryant.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
101 Mission 100
201 Howard 200
Bowie avenue
Henrietta square..
301 Folsom 300
401 Harrison 400
(e) Bryant (e)
Eleventh Avenue, fm
Presidio Reservation S to
S.
Eleventh Avenue,
South S F, tm Islais Creek
to Water Front.
Elgin Park Avenue,
S s Market bet Valencia
and Guerrero.
EIIza,betTayloraud Jones
fm Union N.
Eliza Place, bet Taylor
and Jones fm SVashington
N.
Elizabeth, bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
tni San .Ios6 av W.
Elizabeth, bet Third and
Fourtli fm Folsom SE to
Louisa.
Elk, fm Cadwallader N to
Islais ('reek
Ellen, bet Douglass and
Bellevue fm Elizabeth S
to Thirtieth
Ellen, bet Seventh and
Eighth fm Harrison S.
Ellick Alley, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm Pa-
cific N.
Ellick liane, bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Califor-
nia N.
Elliot Park, bet Geary
and O'Farrell fm Steiner
W.
ElllH, bet Eddy and O'Far-
rell W fm Junction Stock-
ton and Market
South. Street. N.side-
1 Market & Stockton 2
101 Powell 100
111 Anna
201 Mason 200
301 Taylor 3lK)
401 Jones 400
501 Leavenworth .500
601 Hvde 600
701 La kin 700
801 Polk 800
901 Van Ness avenue.. 900
1001 Franknn KKK)
1101 Gough '.....1100
1201 Octovia 1200
i:«l Laguna 1300
1401 Buclianan 1400
HoUis
1501 Webster 1500
Folger
1601 Fillmore 1600
1701 Steiner 170O
Bourbin ploce
1801 I'ierce 1800
Farren avenue
1901 Scott 1900
Beldenian
2001 Devlsadero 200O
2101 BriMlcrlik 2100
(c) St. .losepii's av («)
Ellaworth, fm Calllbrnia
av S to Cortland av, B. H.
Elm Avenue, bet Tyler
and Turk fm Larkin W.
South. Street. A. side.
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue. 200
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STREET GUIDE.
51
301 Franklin 300
(b) Gough (6;
Jefferson Square...
Emma, bet Bush and
Pine fm Stockton B.
Emma, E of San Bruno
Road 4 miles fm City Hall.
Emma Place, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Chestnut S.
Emmet Place, bet Cal-
ifornia and Sacramento fm
Stockton W.
Erie, bet Thirteenth and
Fourteenth fm MlBslou to
Howard
Esmeralda Avenue,
fm North av NW to Cali-
fornia av
Easex, bet First and Sec-
ond fm Folsom to Harrison
Essex Placcbet Folsom
and Harrison fm Essex W
to Charles pi.
Estefana.Junctlon Beck-
er and Stringham SW to
Islals Creek
Eugenia, bet Josephine
and Wood fm Point Lobos
av N.
Eureka, bet Diamond
and Douglass fm Seven-
teenth S to Twenty-third.
Eureka, S of West Eldo-
rado fm Sixth to Center.
Eureka Place, bet
Bush and Pine fm Larkin
E.
Eve, W s San Bruno Koad
\V to California av, B H
ETeretl, bet Mission and
Howard fm Third to
Fourth.
Ewer Place, bet Sacra-
mento and Clay fm Mason
W.
E, South S F, fm Third av
SW to county line.
Fair Avenue, (m Cali-
fornia av W to San Jos6
Koad.
Fair Oaks, bet Guerrero
and Dolores fm Eigh-
teenth to Nineteenth and
fm Twenty-first to Twen-
ty-fourth
Falruiount, S of Ban-
dall fm San Jose Koad W
to Bemis
Faith, fm California av N
W to Brewster, B H
Falcon Place, bet
Broadway and Vallejo fm
Taylor E.
Farren Avenue, bet
Scott and Pierce fm Eddy
N.
Fell, bet Oak and Hayes W^
fm Junction Polk and Mar-
ket.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Market and Polk .. 2
101 Van Ness aveiuie . 100
201 Franklm 200
301 Gough 300
401 Octavia 400
501 Lagijna 500
601 Buchanan 600
701 Webster 700
801 Fillmore 800
901 Steiner 900
1001 Pierce 1000
1101 Scott 1100
1201 Devlsadero 1200
i;«l Broderick 1300
1401 Baker 1400
1501 Lvon 1500
IfiOl Lott 1600
1701 Masonic avenue.. .1700
1801 Ashliury 1800
1901 Clayton 1900
2001 Cole 2000
2101 Shrader 2100
(e) Stanvan (e)
Fella Place, bet Bush
and Pine fm Powell E.
Fern Avenue, bet Sutter
and Bush Im Larkin to La-
guna.
South. Street. JV. side.
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk. 100
201 Van Ness avenue. 20O
301 Franklin 300
401 Gough 400
501 Octavia 500
601 Laguna 600
Ferrie, bet Collins and
Cook fm Point Lobos av N.
Fifteenth, bet Four-
teenth and Sixteenth fm
Harrison W to Castro.
South Street. A', side.
1 Harrison 2
101 Folsom 100
Shotwell
201 Howard 200
Natoma
217 Capp
- — Minna
301 Mission 300
First avenue
401 Valencia 400
501 Guerrero 500
601 Dolores 600
701 Church 700
801 Sanchez 800
901 Noe 900
1001 Castro 1000
Fifteenth Avenue,
South S F, fm Islals Creek
to Water Front
Fifteenth Avenue,fm
Presidio Keservation S to
W
Fifth, bet Fourth and
Sixth fm Market SE to the
bay.
Ilast. Street. W. side.
1 MarKet 2
(6) Stevenson 14
Mint av 22
33 Jessie (6)
101 Mission 100
107 Minna 106
125 Natoma 124
201 Howard 200
211 Tehama 210
227 Clementina 220
301 Folsom 300
317 Shipley 316
329 Clara 328
401 Harrison 400
Perry
501 Bryant 500
Tillord
601 Brannan 600
Bluxome
701 Townsend 700
Jewett
King
801 Berry 800
Channel
Hooper
Irwin
Huhbell
South
Fifth Avenue, South S
F, fm Islals to Water
Front
Fifth Avenue, fm Pre-
sidio Reservation south to
K.
Fifth Avenue, bet Fifth
and Sixth Ini Harrison S.
Filbert, bet Union and
Greenwich W fm Front to
Presidio Reservation.
South. Street. iV. side.
1 Front 2
101 Battery 100
201 Sansome 200
Billings place
Norton place
301 Montgomery 300
401 Kearny 400
407 Filbert place
417 Varennes —
427 Grand place
501 Dupont 500
Medau place 504
515 Jasper place
601 Stockton 600
701 Powell 700
Gaven 706
Montgomery av....
Scotland 724
801 Mason 800
901 Taylor 900
Roach
1001 Jones 1000
1101 Leavenworth 1100
Randall place
1201 Hyde 1200
1301 Larkin 130O
1401 Polk 1400
1501 Van Ness avenue..l500
1601 Franklin 1600
1701 Gough 1700
1801 Octavia 1800
1901 Laguna 1900
2001 Buchanan 2000
2101 Webster 2100
2201 Fillmore 2200
2301 Steiner 2300
2401 Pierce 2400
2501 Scott 2500
2601 Devlsadero 2600
2701 Broderick 2700
2801 Baker 2800
Filbert Place,bet Kear-
ny and Dupont fm Union
to Filbert.
Fillmore, bet Webster
and Steiner N fm Ridley to
Lewis.
South. Street. E. side.
1 Ridley 2
101 Kate 100
Germanla.
201 Waller 200
301 Haight 300
401 Page 400
501 Oak 500
601 Fell 600
701 Hayes 700
801 Grove 800
901 Fulton 900
1001 McAllister 1000
1101 Tyler 1100
1201 Turk 1200
1301 Eddy 1300
1401 Ellis 1400
Bylngton
1501 O'Farrell 1500
1601 Geary 1600
1701 Post 1700
1801 Sutter 1800
1901 Bush 1900
Wildey
2001 Pine 2000
2101 California 2100
2201 Sacramento 2200
2301 Clay 2300
2401 Washington 2400
2501 Jacksoa 2500
2601 Pacific 2600
2701 Broadway 2700
2801 Vallejo 2800
2901 Green 2y00
3001 Union 3000
3101 Filbert 3100
Pixley
3201 Greenwich 3200
Moulton
3301 Lombard 3300
3401 Chestnut 3400
3501 Francisco 3500
3601 Bay 3600
3701 North Point 3700
3801 Beach 3800
3901 Jefferson 3900
4001 Tonquin 4000
(e) Lewis (e;
First, bet Fremont and
Second fm Market SE to
the bay.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
Stevenson 22
— - Jessie 46
Lick alley 56
101 Mission 100
■ — • Minna 118
Natoma 146
Melius
201 Howard 200
Tehama 220
223 Tehama place
Clementina 248
301 Folsom 300
Guy place 318
Boston place 320
Laurel place 350
401 Harrison 400
Goodsell place
Simpson place 416
Alger place
501 Bryant 500
Frederick 520
601 Brannan 600
Bluxome East
(e) Townsend (e)
First Avenue, bet Mis-
sion and Valencia fm
Fourteenth to Sixteenth.
First Avenue, fm Pre-
sidio Reservation S to J.
First Avenue, South S
F, fm Islals to China.
Flint Alley, bet Broad-
way and Vallejo fm Bat-
tery W.
Floral Orove, bet
Kearny and Dupont Im
Market N to Geary
Florence, bet Taylor and
Jones fm Broadway to
Vallejo.
Florida, bet York and
Columbia fm Mission
Creek S to Twenty-first.
Folgrer, bet Webster and
Fillmore fm Ellis S.
Folsom, bet Howard and
Harrison SW from East to
Thirteenth thence S.
S.E. Street. N.W.side.
1 Bast 2
(r) Steuart (c)
101 Spear _ 100
201 Main 200
301 Beale 300
315 Zoe place — -
401 Fremont 400
Baldwin court 408
409 Grant place
501 First 500
Ecker '
543 Essex
601 Second 600
633 Hawthorne •
649 Hampton place
701 Third 700
717 Ritch
761 Haywood
801 Fourth 800
827 Miller place
901 Fifth 900
929 Willow
1001 Sixth 1000
1011 Caroline
Harriet 1016
1019 Columbia
RusB 1028
1039 Sherman
Moss 1042
1101 Seventh 1100
1113 Langton 1114
1127 Harrison avenue...
Rausch 1130
1145 Folsom avenue
1201 Eighth 1200
1301 Ninth 1300
1401 Tenth 1400
1417 Juniper
1501 Eleventh 1500
Nevada
1601 Twelfth 1600
1701 Thirteenth 1700
Erie
1801 Fourteenth 1800
1901 Fifteenth i;>00
2001 Sixteenth 2000
2101 Seventeenth 2100
2201 Eighteenth 2200
2301 Nineteenth 2300
2401 Twentieth 2400
2501 Twenty-first 2500
2601 Twenty-second. ...2600
2701 Twenty-third 2700
2801 Twenty-fourth 2800
2901 Twenty-fifth 2900
3001 Twenty-sixth 3000
Folsom Avenue, bet
Seventh and Eighth fm
Folsom SE.
Ford, bet Seventeenth and
Eighteenth fm Sanchez W
to Castro.
Fortieth Avenue,
South S F, fm E, south to
county line.
Fortieth Avenue, fm
City Cemetery S.
Forty-eiskth Avenue
fm City Cemetery S.
Fort.v-flftih Avenue,
fm City Cemetery S.
Fort:)'-fift.h Avenue,
South S F, fm west of F,
south to county line.
Forty-first Avenue,
fm City Cemetery S.
Fort.r-first Avenae,
South S F, fm west of E,
south to county line.
Forty -fourth Ave-
nue, fm City Cemetery S.
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201
301
401
301
eoi
701
801
901
1001
Forty-fourtli At-
enne. South S F, fm west
of F, south to county line.
Forly-nlntli Aveaae,
fm B, south to J.
Forty-second Av-
enue, fm City Cemetery
S.
Forty-second Av-
enue, South S F, fm west
of E, south to county line.
Forty-seveutli Ave-
nue, fm City Cemetery
S.
Forty-sixtli Avenue,
fm City Cemetery S.
I Forty-third Avenue,
' fm City Cf-metery S.
Forty-ttiird Avenue,
, I South SF, fm west of F,
4S south to county line,
nn Fountain, bet EUen and
Bellevue fm Twenty-
fourth to Twenty-sixth
Fourteenlli, bet Thir-
teenth and Fifteenth fm
Harrison W to Castro.
South. Street. X. side.
1 Harrison 2
101 Folsom 100
Shotwell
Howard 200
Natoma
Minna
Mission 300
First a%-enue
Valencia 400
Guerrero 500
Dolores 600
Market
Church 700
Sanchez 800
Noe 900
Castro 1000
Fourteenth Avenue,
South S F, Im Islals Creek
to Water Front.
Fourteenth Avenue,
fm Presidio Reservation
south to V.
Fourth, bet Third and
Fifth fm Market SE to the
bay.
Edit. Street. W. fide.
1 Market 2
21 StevensoD
Jessie 30
Mission 100
Minna 116
Everett
Howard 200
Tehama 218
Clementina 242
Folsom 300
Louisa 316
Clara 332
HarrlEOD „ 400
Perry 416
Silver
Bryant 600
Welsh
Freeion _
Brannan 600
Bluxome 620
Townsend 700
Jewett
KlnR
Berry 800
Channel
Hooper
Irwin
Hubbell
Fourth Placcbet Hyde
ami Larkin Ihi Paclflc S
Fourth Avenue, fm
Presidio Reservation 8 to
K.
Fourth Avenue, South
S F, im Isiais to Dry
Dock.
Francisco, bet Chestnut
anil Bay W fm Montgom-
ery to Presidio Reserva-
tion
South. Street. N. side.
1 Montgomery 2
Webster
Kearny (c)
Dupont 100
Midway East
Bellair place _..
Stockton 200
MldwaV West
31
101
117
1.33
201
219
301
317
333
401
418
431
501
523
5.37
601
701
801
(c)
101
201
301 PoweU .300
401 Mason 400
501 Taylor 500
Montgomery av....
601 Jones 600
701 Leavenworth 700
801 Hyde 800
901 Larkin 600
1001 Polk 1000
1101 A'an NesB avenue..llOO
1201 Franklin 1200
1301 Gough 1300
1401 Octavia 1400
Laguna
Lobos Square _
1701 Webster 1700
1801 Fillmore 1800
1901 Steiner 1900
2001 Pierce 2000
2101 Scott 2100
2001 Devisadero 2200
2;i01 Broderick 2.300
2401 Bauer 2400
Francouia Avenue,
fm Hope .sW to California
av, B H
Frank Place, Det Pine
ami Caliiurniafm Mason W
Franklin, bet Van Ness
av and Gough N fm Mar-
ket to Lewis.
West. Street. E. side
1 Market and Page... 2
Lily avenue
101 Oak 100
Hickory avenue....
201 Fell 200
Linden avenue
301 Hayes 300
Ivy avenue_
401 Grove 400
Birch avenue
501 Fulton 500
A.sh avenue
601 McAllister 600
Locust avenue
701 Tyler. 700
Elm avenue
801 Turk 800
Laurel avenue
901 Eddy_ 900
Willow avenue
1001 Ellis 1000
Olive avenue
1101 O'Farrell 1100
Myrtle avenue
1201 Geary 1200
Cedar avenue.
1301 Post 1300
Walnut avenue
1401 Sutter 1400
Fern avenue
1501 Bush 1500
1507 Austin 1508
1601 Pine 1600
1701 California 1700
1801 Sacramento 1800
1901 Clay 1900
2001 Washington 2000
2101 Jac»8on 2100
2201 Pacilic 2200
2301 Broadway 2300
2401 Vallejo 2400
2.501 Green 2500
2601 Union 2600
2701 Filbert 2700
2801 Greenwich 2800
2901 Lombard 2900
3001 Chestnut 3000
3101 Francisco 3100
Bay
Gov't Reservation
<e) Lewis (e)
Franklin .Square, bet
Santa Clara and Center,
York and Jersey.
Frederick, bet Bryant
and lirannan fni Firsts W.
Frederick, bet Carl and
Waller fm Masonic av W.
Freelon, bet Bourne and
orsenlus fm Byrne S to
Salome
Freelon, bet Bryant and
l{rannan fm Zoe to SW of
Fourth,
Fremont, bet Beale and
First fm Market SE to the
bay.
East. Street W. side.
1 Market 2
101 Mission 100
Melius
201 Howard 200
243 Lincoln place
301 Folsom 300
401 Harrison 400
425 Lawrence place...
501 Bryant 500
(e) Brnnnan (e)
Fremont Court, bet
Powell and Mason fm Clay
S.
Fresno, bet Plumas and
India fm the bay W to
First av.
Friedman Place, bet
Pacific and Broadway from
Larkin E.
Front, bet Davis and Bat-
tery N from Market to
Greenwich.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market 2
101 Pine 100
201 California 200
211 Halleck
;»1 Sacramento _ 300
317 Commercial 318
401 Clav 400
(c) Merchant 416
501 Washington .iOO
Oregon 510
601 Jackson 600
Clark 614
701 Pacific 700
713 Chambers 712
801 Broadwav 800
901 Vall^o (d)
1001 Green (rf)
Comm«rce (d)
1101 Union (d)
Dock (d)
1201 Filbert (d)
(e) Greenwich (e)
Front Avenue, bet
Water Front and First av
fm India SE.
Fulton, bet Grove and
Mc.\liister W fm Larkin.
South. Street. j\'. side.
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue_ 200
301 Franklin 300
401 Gough 400
501 Octavia 500
601 Laguna 600
701 Buchanan 700
801 Webster 800
901 Fillmore 900
1001 Steiner 1000
1101 Pierce 1100
1201 Scott 1200
i:«l Devisadero 1300
1401 Broderick 1400
1501 Baker 1500
1601 Lvon 1600
1701 Lott 1700
1801 Masonic avenue....l800
1901 Ashbnrv 1900
2001 Clayton 2000
2101 Cole 2100
2201 Shrader 2200
2301 Stanvan 2300
«, South S F, from India
SW to Vlsltacion Valley.
Oalnes, bet Battery and
Sansome fm Green to
Union.
Oale, bet First and Second,
fm Townsend to.aud front-
ing, the bay.
eallndo Alley, bet Gu-
erriTo and Dolores fm Fif-
teenth to Sixteenth.
Oarden, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Harrison to
Hryant.
Oarden Avenue, bet
Geary and Post fm Devis-
adero to IJroilerlck
Oardner, bet Kearny and
Dupont I'm Post N.
iilardner Place, bet
Clay and Washington Im
Mason W.
tiaren, W s San Bruno
ICoad 4 miles fm City Hall
Oates, fm Cortland av S to
Crescent av, B H
O a V e u , University H
.\ssn.
Oaven, bet Powell and
JIasoii fm Filbert to
Greenwich.
Gear.v, bet O'Farrell and
Post W fm Junction Kear-
ny and Market to Central
av.
South. Street. iV. side.
I Market & Keainy_ 2
25 Brooks
101 Dupont 100
201 Stockton 200
301 Powell 300
401 Mason 400
Metcalfe place 416
417 !*Iartha place —
501 Taylor 600
511 Geary place. —
515 William 512
601 Jones 600
701 Leavenworth„ 700
801 Hyde 800
901 Larkin 900
1001 Polk 1000
1101 Van Ness avenue..llOO
1201 Franklin 1200
i:«l Gough 1.^00
1401 Octavia 1400
1501 Laguna. 1.500
1601 Buchanan 1600
1701 Webster 1700
1801 Fillmore 1800
1901 Steiner 1900
2001 Pierce 2000
2101 Scott 2100
2201 Devisadero 2200
2301 Broderick 2300
St Joseph's av —
aiOl Baker. 2400
2501 Lyon 2500
(e) Central avenue (e)
©eary Place, bet Taylor
and Jones fm Geary S.
Creneva, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Brannau SE.
Oeorge, bet Fifth and
Sixth fm Hooper to Hub-
bell.
Oeorgia, bet Louisiana
and .Michigan tin Solano S
to First av.
eerke Alley, bet Filbert
and Greenwich fm Dupont
E.
Oermanla, bet Kate and
Waller tin Webster to Fill-
more.
eertrudla, fiu Uecker S
W to Islals Creek
OibbH,bet Washington and
Jackson im Montgomery
av W.
dlbson, bet Green and
Union fm Larkin E.
Ollbert, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Bryant to
Townsend.
Oilmore, E s Kentucky
nr Shasta
Olrard, bet San Bruno
Road and Berlin fm Silver
av S.
eien Park Avenue,
bet Mission and Howard
fm Twelfth SW.
Cilenwood Place, bet
Twelfth and Tblrteentb
fm Howard S.
Cilover.bet Broadway and
Vallejo fm Jones W.
Ooat Alley, bet Battery
and Sansome fm Vollejo
to Green.
Oodeus, E B Mission nr
Thirtieth E to California
av
Oody. W s Mlulon near
Twerty-elghth
Ooettlnaren, bet Berlin
and WIlTlatuB fm Silver
av S.
<9old, bet .Tackson and Pa-
cific fm Sansome to Mont-
gomery.
Oolden Court, bet Jones
and Leavenworth fm Sac-
ramento S.
eolden Oate Park,
liet D and H fm the ocean
to Stanyan and bet Fell
and Oak to Baker.
Oolduian Place, l>et
Sixteenth atid Sevcn-
tucnch fm Mission E.
dU YtAnb LArLnlLINLL. Established, S.F., 1863,135 Montgomery.'
lias tbe most select stock of all the leading varieties ot
Lumber in tlie Blarket. X. E. cor. Mission and Spear Sts.
STREET GUIDE.
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Ccood • Children, bet
Kearny and Pupont fm
Greenwich to Lombard.
Cluodaell Place, bet
IJarrls'on and Bryant fm
KIrst E.
Oordon, bet Eighth and
Mntli Irom Harrison NW.
Cloush, bet Franklin and
( ictavia N fm Market to
l/evvlu.
West. Street. E. side.
1
101
201
301
401
501
601
701
801
901
1001
1101
1201
1301
1401
1501
leoi
1701
ISOl
1901
2001
2101
22<J1
2301
2401
2.501
2(i01
2701
2801
2901
3001
3101
3201
(e)
100
200
300
Market AHalght
Rose avenue _
Page
Lilv avenue
Oak
Hickory avenue...
Fell
Linden avenue
Hayes 400
Ivv avenue
Grove 500
Birch avenue
Fulton 600
Ash avenue
McAllister 700
Locust avenue
Tyler 800
Turk 900
Laurel avenue
Kddy 1000
Willow avenue
EUlB 1100
(illve avenue
O'Farrell 1200
Myrtle avenue
Geary 1300
Cedar avenue
Post 1400
Walnut avenue
Sutter 1500
Fern avenue
Bush 1600
Austin
Pine 170O
California 1800
Sacramento 1900
Clav 2000
Washington 2100
Jackson 2200
Pacific 230O
Broadway 2400
VallejQ. 2500
Green 2600
Union 2700
Filbert 2800
Greenwich. 2900
Lombard 3000
Chestnut 3100
Francisco 3200
Bay
Gov't Reservation
, , Lewis (e
Orace Terrace, S s Cali-
fornia bet Dupont and
Stockton
Clraham Place, bet
Stockton and Dupont fm
Union to Green,
6rand Avenne, bet
Kjnth and Tenth fm Mis-
sion to Howard.
Oraud Place, bet Du-
pont and Kearny fm Fil-
bert S.
Or ant, (see Pierce)
Orant Place, bet Fre-
mont and First fm Folsom
S.
Orattan, S of Sullivan fm
Stanyan W.
Oreen, bet Yallejo and
Union Wfm Front to Pre-
sidio Reservation.
South. Street. N. tide.
1 Front 2
101 Battery 100
Gaines
Sansome 200
Calhoun
Montgomery 300
Vincent 316
Kohler place
Bone alley 326
Reed place „
Keatuy 400
Sonora 406
Lafavette place 420
Dupont 500
Bannam place 510
Union place 522
Bower place
201
301
319
331
401
501
529
Graham place 5:59
Montgomery av....
601 .*<tocktou 600
701 Powell 700
August alley 718
801 Mason 800
Salmon
901 Taylor 900
1001 Jones 1000
1101 Leavenworth 1100
New Orleans alley
- — Hamlin
1201 Hyde 1200
1301 Larkln 130O
1401 Polk 1400
1501 Van Ness avenue..l500
1601 Franklin 1600
1701 Gough 170O
1801 Octavia 1800
1901 Laguna 1900
2001 Buchanan 2000
2101 Webster 2100
2201 Fillmore 2200
2301 Stelner 2300
2401 Pierce 2400
2.501 Scott 2500
2601 Devisadero 2600
2701 Broderlck 2700
2801 Baker 2800
2901 Lvon 2900
3001 Central avenue 3000
3101 Walnut 3100
(e) Laurel (e)
Crreen Place, bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny fm
Green N.
Oreen's Court, bet
Mission and Howard,
Spear and Steuart
Oreenwlch, bet Filbert
and Lombard W fm Front
to Presidio Reservation.
South. Street. 2\\ side.
1 Front 2
101 Battery 100
201 Sansome 200
Pringle court
301 Montgomery 300
401 Kearny 400
Telegraph place....
501 Dupont 500
505 Kramer place
Bellevue avenue...
601 Stockton 600
701 Powell 700
703 Gaven
Chamber's alley...
721 Scotland
Montgomery av....
801 Mason 800
Hartmann 806
Jansen 816
901 Tavlor 900
907 Roach
1001 Jones 1000
1101 Leavenworth 1100
Randall place
1201 Hyde 1200
1301 Larkln 1300
1401 Polk 1400
1501 Van Ness avenue..l500
1601 Franklin 1600
1701 Gough 1700
1801 Octavia 1800
1901 Laguna 1900
2001 Buchanan 2000
2101 Webster 2100
2201 Fillmore 2200
2:»1 Stelner 2300
2401 Pierce 2400
2.501 Scott 2600
2601 Devisadero 2600
2701 Broderick 2700
2801 Baker 2800
Orlsar, bet Union and
Filbert fm Octavia to La-
guna.
drove, bet Hayes and
Fulton fm Larkln W.
South. Street. iV. tide.
1 Larkln 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
301 Franklin 300
401 Gough 400
501 Octavia 500
601 Laguna 600
701 Buchanan 700
801 Webster 800
901 Fillmore 960
1001 Stelner 1000
Alamo Square
1201 Scott 1200
1301 Devisadero 1300
1401 Broderlck 1400
1501 Baker 1500
1601 Lvon 1600
1701 Lott 1700
1801 Masonic avenue.. .1800
1901 Ashbury... 1900
2001 Glavton 2000
2101 Cole 2100
2201 Shrader 220O
(e) Stanyan (e)
Onerrero, bet Valencia
and Dolores fm Market S
to Old San Jos6 Road.
East. •Street. W. side.
1 Market.,, 2
101 Ridley 100
Clinton Park
Baltimore Park
113 Qulnn
Brosnan
201 Fourteenth .200
301 Fifteenth 300
401 Si.xt«enth 400
Camp
501 Seventeenth 500
.519 Dorland 518
601 Eighteenth 600
701 Nineteenth 700
Columbia
801 Twentieth 800
Liberty
901 Twenty-first 900
Hill
1001 Twenty-second 1000
M
1101 Twentv-third 1100
Elizabeth
1201 Twentv-fourth 1200
1301 Twentv-fifth 1300
1401 Twenty-sixth 1400
Cirunnlson Avenue, S
s Prectta place S to Pros-
pect place
Oustavus, bet Powell and
Mason fm California to Sac-
ramento,
Outtenberiir, W End H
Assn.
Guy Place, bet Folsom
and Harrison fm First SW,
H, bet Golden Gate Park
and I fm First ov W.
H, South S F, fm Fourth av
SW to Visltaclon Valley.
Htkgein, bet Third and
Fourth fm King to Berry,
Haight, bet Waller and
Page W fm junction Gough
and Market,
South. Street. N. side,
1 Market and Gough 2
101 Octavia 100
201 Laguna 200
301 Buchanan,.. 300
401 Webster 400
501 Fillmore 500
601 Stelner 600
701 Pierce 700
801 Scott 800
901 Devisadero 900
1001 Broderlck 1000
1101 Baker 1100
1201 Lyon 1200
1301 Lott 1300
1401 Masonic avenue. ..1400
1501 Ashbury 1500
1601 Clayton 1600
1701 Cole 1700
1801 Shrader 1800
(e) Stanyan (e)
HalcWs San Bruno Road
4 miles fm City Hall
Hall Alley, bet Sansome
and Montgomery fm Val-
lejo S.
Hall Court, bet Wash-
ington and Jackson fm
Dupont W,
Hall Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm
Jackson N.
Hallech, bet California
and Sacramento fm Front
to Leidesdortr.
Hal leek, E s Buchanan
nr Lombard
Hamilton, bet Holyoke
and Bowdoin fm Silver av
S, U M T.
Hamilton Square, bet
Scott and Stelner, Post and
Geary,
Hamlin, bet Leaven-
worth and Hyde fm Green
N,
Hamlin Place, bet
Broad woy and Vallejo fm
Larkln E.
Hammond Place, bet
Seconil and Third fm
Townsend to Berry.
Hampshire, bet Potrero
av and YorK fm Mission
Creek S to Twenty-first,
thence E to Jersey, thence
S to Serpentine av, and fm
IslaiK Creek S, South S. F.
Hampton Court, bet
Hawthorne and Third fm
Harrison NW,
Hampton Place, bet
Second and Third fm Fol-
som SE.
Hancock,bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth, from
Church to Noe,
Hardie Place, bet Sut-
ter ond Bush fm Kearny
E,
Harlan Place, bet Sut-
ter and Bush fm Dupont
W.
Harriet, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Howard to
Folsom,
Harrison, bet Folsom
and Bryant SW fm Steuart
to Fourteenth, thence to
Serpentine av.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Steuart 2
101 Spear ,.,.. 100
Johnston
201 Mam 200
301 Beale 300
401 Fremont 400
501 First 500
Essex 538
551 Rincon place
557 Stanley place „.- —
Charles place 570
601 Second „ 600
613 Vassar place
Hawthorne &30
Hampton court 670
701 Third 700
Ritch 720
801 Fourth 800
901 Fifth 900
913 Fifth avenue
953 Oak Grove avenue
969 Park avenue
1001 Sixth lOOO
1011 Garden
Columbia
Sherman
1101 Seventh 1100
1119 Langton
1137 Chesley
1149 Hayward
Mariposa Terrace..
1201 Eighth 1200
Gordon „
1301 Ninth 1300
Dore
1401 Tenth 1400
1501 Eleventh. 1500
Nevada
Twelfth 1600
1601 Channel
1701 Fourteenth .'...1700
1721 Alameda
1801 Fifteenth 1800
1821 El Dorado
1901 Sixteenth 1900
1921 Santa Clara
2001 Seventeenth 2000
2021 Mariposa
2101 Eighteenth 2100
2121 Solano
Nineteenth 2200
2221 Butte
2:«)1 Twentieth 2300
2401 Twentv-flrst 2400
2501 Twenty-second 2500
2601 Twenty-third 2600
2701 Twenty-fourth 2700
2801 Twenty-fifth 2800
2901 Twenty-sixth •..2900
(e) Serpentine av (e)
HarrlHon Avenue, oet
Seventh and Eighth fm
Folsom SE.
Harry, fm Laidley SW to
Beacon.
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TTHOLESAI^E
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Corner market and Front Street*.
54
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Harry Place, bet Fil-
bert and Greenwich fm
Laguna E.
Hartford, bet Xoe and
Castro fm Eighteenth 8 to
Twentieth.
Hartmann, bet Mason
and Taylor fm Greenwich
to Montgomery av.
Harvard, S s Sliver avW
of Oxford.
Harwood Alley, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Filbert S.
Havens, bet Union and
Filbert fm Leavenworth
W.
Havens Place, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Washington S.
Hawen, bet Tenth and
Eleventh Im Folsom S.
Hawthorne, bet Second
and Third fm Folsom to
Harrison.
Hayes, bet Fell and Grove
W fm Junction Market and
Larkin.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Market & Larkln... 2
College place 16
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
301 Franklin ^. 300
401 Gough 400
501 Octavia 500
601 Lftguna. 600
701 Buchanan 700
801 Webster 800
901 Fillmore 900
1001 Steiner
1101 Pierce
1201 Scott 1200
l.-Wl Pevlsadero 1300
1401 Broderick 1400
1501 Baker. 1500
1601 Lyon. leOO
1701 Lott. 1700
1801 Masopic avenue.. ..1800
1901 AShburv 1900
2001 Clavton 2000
2101 Cole 2100
2201 Shrader 2200
vt; Stanyan (e)
Uayward, l>et Seventh
and Eighth fm Harrison
SE.
Haywood, bet Third and
Fourth fm Folsom to Lou-
isa.
Heath, fm Cortland av
8 to San lirano Koad.
Hecker, fm Islais Creek
W.
Helen Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm Cal-
Itornla S.
Helena, South S F, S of
Islais (Jreek fm Nebraska
W to York.
Henderson Avenue,
8 s Point Lobos av bet
JohiiMin av und First av.
Henrietta, fm San Jos€
Road nr Thirtieth SE to
North av, B H.
Henrietta Mqnare, bet
Howard and Folsom fm
Eleventh E.
Henry, bet Hyde and Lar-
kln Im Lombard N.
Henry, Ixit SiUlnian and
Burrow fm San Bruno
Road W, U M T.
Henr,v. bet Fonrteenth
nii'l h llteenth fm Noc \V.
HerluKcr, E of San Bru-
no Road 4 miles fm City
Hall.
Herniann,bet Brady and
Ridley fm Market E to
Mission.
Hermann, E of San Bni-
ni) Koad 4 miles fm City
Hall.
Heron, bet Folsom and
Harris<m fm Eighth NK
Heyn Place, l>et Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm
Cloy S.
Hickory Avenue, b°t
Oak and Fell fm Van Ness
av to Webster.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Van Ness avenue.. 2
101 Franklin 100
201 Gough 200
301 Ociavia 300
401 Laguna. 400
501 Buchanan 500
601 Webster 600
High, bet Bellevue and
Mission Ocean House
Road fm Twen y-fifth S
to Twenty-sixth.
Highland Terrace,
N s California bet Jones
and Leavenworth.
Hill, bet Twenty-first and
Twenty-second fm Valen-
cia W to Guerrero, andfm
.Sanchez W to Castro.
Himnielmann Place
iM't Ma^on and Taylor Im
Pacific to Broadway.
lUnckley, bet Broadway
and Vallejo fm Kearny to
Dupont.
Hodgres Alley, bet San-
some and Montgomery fm
Vallejo N.
Hodges Court, bet
Jlariiit and Mission fm
Spear \V.
Hodgson Alley, bet
Ml.-sion and First av fm
Sixteenth N.
Hotr Avenue, bet Mis-
sion and Valencia fm Si.x-
teenth to Seventeenth.
Hollia, bet Buchanan and
Webster fm Ellis to O'Far-
rell.
Holly Park, SW s Ber-
nal Heights nr San Jos^
Road.
Holyoke, bet Williams
and Hamilton fm Silver
av S.
Homestead, bet Doug-
lass and Ellen fm Twenty-
fourth to Twenty-sixth.
Hooper, bet Channel and
Irwin SW fm Kentucky to
Eighth.
Hope, fm California av N
W to Franconia av, B H.
Hopeton Terrace, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Washington S.
Houston, bet Chestnut
and Fiancisco fm Taylor
to Jones.
Howard, bet Mission and
Folsom SW fm East to
Thirteenth, thence 8 to
Serpentine av.
South. Street. JV. side.
1 East 2
(c) Steuart (c)
Green court
101 Spear 100
Dexter
201 Main 200
301 Beale 300
401 Fremont 400
.501 First 500
COl Second 600
New Montgomery
633 Hubbard
701 Third 700
801 Fourth 800
Howird court 814
901 Fifth 900
Marv
1001 Sixth 1000
1013 Harriet
1041 Rusk
1059 Moss
1101 Seventh UOO
1111 LangtoD
1127 Rausch
11.59 Sumner
1201 Eighth 1200
i:i01 Ninth 1300
Washington av
- Grand avenue
1401 Tenth 1400
1.501 Eleventh 1500
Lafayette
1601 Twelfth.'. 1600
Bowles place 1626
1701 Thirteenth 1700
Erie
1801 Fourteenth 1800
1901 Fifteenth 1900
Adair
2001 Sixteenth 2000
2101 Seventeenth 2100
2201 Eighteenth 2200
2:»1 Nineteenth 2300
Kensington place..
2401 Twentieth :...2400
2.501 Twentv. first 2500
2601 Twenty-second 2600
2701 Twentv-third 2700
2801 Twentv-fourth 2800
2901 Twentv-fifth 2900
.3001 Twenty-sixth 3000
(e) Serpentine av (e)
Howard Court, bet
Fourth and Fifth fm
Howard NW.
Hubbard, betSecondand
Tlilrdfm Howard SE.
Hubbell, bet Irwin and
South SWfm Kentucky to
Center.
Hudson, bet Fourth and
Fifth f m Channel to South.
Hudson, Junction Four-
teenth av and Cadwalla-
der N \V to Salome.
Hulbert Alley, bet
Four.h and Fifth SE and
NW fm Clara.
Huml>oldt, bet Sierra
and Nevada fin Water
Front to Maryland.
Hunt, bet Mission and
Howard fm Third NE.
Hunter, AVs San Bruno
Road 4 miles fm City Hall
Hyde, bet Leavenworth
and Larkin N fm McAl-
lister to Jelferson.
West. Street. E. side.
1 McAllister 2
101 Tvler 100
201 Turk 200
203 Hyde place
:»l Eddy 300
401 Ellis 400
501 O'Farrell 500
601 Geary 600
701 Post 700
801 Sutter. 800
801 Bash 900
1001 Pine 1000
1101 Colllomla UOO
1201 Sacramento 1200
1301 Clay 1300
1401 Washington 1400
1.501 Jackson 1500
1601 Pacific 1600
Lvnch 1606
1701 Broadway 1700
1801 Vallejo 1800
1901 Green 1900
Delgado place
Russell
2001 I'nion 2000
Allen
2101 Filbert 2100
2201 Greenwich 2200
2:)01 Lombard %V»
2401 Chestnut 2400
3.501 Francisco 2.500
2601 Bay 2600
2701 North Point 2700
2801 Beach 2800
(e) Jeflerson (e)
Hyde Place, bet Turk
and Eddy im Hyde W.
I, bet H and J fm First av
W.
I, South S F, fm .Second av
SW to Visltaclon Valley.
Idaho, bet Arizona and
Paiotah fm Water Front
S to India.
Illinois, bet Michigan
and Kentucky tm Fourth
S to First av.
India. SWandNs of In-
dia Itii-in.
Indiana, bet Minnesota
and Iowa fm Center S to
Tulare.
Iowa, bet Indiana and
Pennsylvania ftn Center S
to Tulare.
Irwin, bet Hooper and
HublK-ll SW fm Kentucky
to KIk-hth.
Isaac, bet Folsom and
Harrl8<m from Twelfth to
Thirteenth.
Isabel, fm Wolfe SE to
Shakspeare, B H.
Isis, bet Folsom ani Har-
rison fm Twelfth SW.
I Islais, S 8 Islais Creek
j channel fm the bay W.
Ivy Avenue, bet Hayes
and Grove fm Polk W.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Polk 2
(6) Van Ness avenue.. (6)
201 Franklin 200
301 Gough .*J0O
401 Octavia 400
501 Laguna 500
601 Buchanan 600
701 Webster TOO
J, bet I and K fm First avW.
J, South S F, fm First av
SW to Visltaclon Valley.
Jackson, bet Washington
and Pacific W fm East.
South. Street. xV. side.
1 East 2
(c) Drumm _ (c)
101 Davis 100
201 Front 200
301 Battery 300
313 Custom House pi...
401 Sansome 400
Balance 412
431 Jones alley
501 Montgomery 500
Montgomery av...„
601 Kearny 600
623 Cooper's alley
633 Washington place.
Bartlett _ 642
701 Dupont 700
711 St Louis alley
Sullivan alley 720
?23 Stout's or Ross al..
801 Stockton 800
Bedford place 806
813 Virginia 814
819 Stone —
Adeleallev 824
901 Powell 900
Dore alley
1001 Mason 1000
1007 Vernon place
Auburn 1014
1101 Tavlor UOO
1201 Jones 1200
1301 Leavenworth _1300
Hall place
Wall place
1401 Hyde 1400
1.501 Larkln 1500
1601 Polk 1600
1701 Van Ness avenue.1700
1801 Franklin 1800
1901 Gough 1900
2001 Octavia 2000
2101 Lagun 2100
2201 Buchanan 2200
2301 Webster. 2300
2401 Fillmore ....2400
2501 Steiner 2500
2601 Pierce 2600
2701 Scott 2700
2801 Devlsadero 2800
2SI01 Broderick 2900
:«01 Baker .aOOO
3101 Lyon 3100
.1201 Ontral avenue 3200
3.-W1 Walnut 3300
3401 Laurel 3400
;«i0I Locust 3500
:«i01 Spruce 3600
3701 Maple 3700
3801 Cherry 3800
(?) First avenue (e)
Jackson Park, bet
Sautn I lura and ^larlposa,
Carolina mid .Arkansas.
Jackson Place, bet
Green and Vall^o tm
Montgomery R
Jncoby. bet Leavenworth
and Il>(le (III CnllfornlaN.
Jacob.i Piacc.bet Hyde
and Larkln fm Sutter N.
Jane Place, bet Mason
and Taylor fm I'Ine N.
Jansen. bet Mason and
Taylor fm Greenwich to
Lombard.
Japan, S s Bryant bet
First and Second.
Jasper Alley , bet Union
and Filbert fm Jasper place
E.
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STREET GUIDE.
55
4()1
501
601
701
1201
i:»l
1401
l.Wl
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
Jaitper Place, bet Du>
poTit ond Stockton fm
Union to li llbert.
Jeflternon, bet Beach and
Tonquin W fm Powell to
Presidio Ueservatlon.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Powell
101 Mason
201 Taylor ,
:«l JoneB (d)
Leavenworth (d)
Hyde (d)
Larkln 600
Polk 700
Vun Ness avenue.
Gov't Heservatlon — —
Lasnina 1200
Buchanan 1300
Webster 1400
Fillmore 1500
Steiner 1600
Pierce 1700
Scott 1800
Devlsadero 1900
Broderlck ..2000
Baker 2100
JeflTerMoii Avenue, £ s
Laurel av nr Cortland av
E to San Bruno Road.
JTeflTerHon Square, bet
Tyler and Eddy, Laguna
and GouKh.
Jcrsiej-, bet Potrero av and
Hampshire fm Mission
Creek S to Twenty-flrst.
Jer»e>-,bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-fifth ftn Old
San Jos6 Koad Wto Doug-
lass.
Jessie, bet Market and
Mission fm first SW.
S.E. Street. N.W.side.
First 2
Ecker
Anthony
Second 100
New Montgomery
Annie 162
Third (6)
Fourth 300
Firth {b)
Mint avenue
Sixth 500
Seventh 600
There are also In this
block numbers from 1
to 30 inclusive.
701 Eighth 700
801 Ninth 800
901 Tenth 900
Eleventh (6)
Twelfth (6)
Thirteenth (b)
Fourteenth (6)
Fifteenth (6)
Sixteenth (6)
Seventeenth (6)
Willow avenue
Eighteenth 1700
Nineteenth 1800
Twentieth 1900
Twenty-first (e)
Jienett-, bet Townsend and
King fm Fourth to Fifth.
JFohn, bet Jackson and Pa-
citic fm Powell to Mason.
John, bet First and Second
fm Rlncon pi S to Town-
send.
Jfobniton Avenue, bet
Parker av and Henderson
av fm Point Lobos av S.
Jolminton, bet Spear and
Main fm Harrison to Bry-
ant.
Jones, bet Taylor and
Leavenworth N fm Mar-
ket to Jefferson.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Mkt Si, McAllister.. 2
Tyler 100
Turk 200
McDermott place..
Eddy 300
EUlB 400
Antonio
Steveloe place 412
O'Farrell 500
Geary 600
Cottage place 614
Post 700
Lewis 704
801
1
101
161
(6)
301
(6)
431
501
601
(ft)
(b)
(b)
(6)
lb)
(6)
(6)
1701
1801
1901
(e)
901
1001
1101
1201
1.301
1401
1501
IfiOl
1607
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2301
2301
2401
2501
2601
2701
2801
(e)
101
201
215
301
401
411
501
601
701
Sutter 800
White's place 806
Bush 900
Pine 1000
California 1100
Sacramento 1200
Pleasant
aay 1300
Washington 1400
Jackson _ J.500
Pacihc 1600
Bernard 1608
Broadway 1700
Vallejo 1800
Merrill
Green 1900
Lincoln
Union 2000
Filbert 2100
Valpaialso
Greenwich 2200
Lombard 2300
l)uane
(>hestnut 2400
Francisco 2500
Montgomery av...
Bay 2600
North Point 2700
Beach 2800
Jefferson (e)
Jones Alley, bet San-
some and Montgomery fm
Washington to .Jackson.
Jones' Place, N s Bry-
ant bet Sixth and Seventh
Josephine, bet Central
av and Eugenia fm Point
Lobos av N.
Joseph's Terrace, E s
Stockton bet Lombard and
Chestnut.
Joy, fm California av NW
to Brewster, B H.
Julia, bet Seventh and
Eighth fm Mission's.
Julia Court, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
O'Farrell N.
Julius, bet Kearny and
Dupontfm Lombard N.
Junction, or Dry, bet
Twenty-ninth and Thir-
tieth fm San Josg Koad W
to Bellevue.
Juniper, bet Tenth and
Eleventh fm Folson; lo
Harrison.
K, be I J and L fm Fourth
av W.
K, South S F, fm First av
SW to Railroad av.
Kansas, bet Rhode Island
and Vermont ftn Mission
Creek S to Precita Creek,
and im B south, South S
V.
Kappeler Court, bet
Geary and Post fm Mason
W.
Kate, bet Ridley and Wal-
ler W fm Junction Market
and Laguna to Steiner and
bet Frederick and A\aller
fm Cole W to St any an.
Kate Place, bet Seventh
and Eighth fm Brvant
SE.
Kearny,bet Montgomery
and Dupont N fm Market
to North Point.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Geary 2
Morton
Post 100
Vermehr place 116
Sutter 200
Bardie place 218
Bush 300
Pine 400
Summer 414
California 500
Sacramento 600
Commercial 632
Clay 700
Merchant 720
Washington 800
Jackson 900
Montgomery av ...
Pacific 1000
St Charles 1018
Broadwav 1100
Dunn alley 1106
Hinckley .1120
19
101
201
301
401
501
601
627
701
801
901
1001
1101
1121
1
101
201
301
401
501
(e)
1201 Vallejo 1200
1215 8t Charles place....
1.301 Green 1300
1401 Union 1400
I'Ol Filbert 1.500
1601 Greenwich 1600
1701 Lombard 1700
1801 Chestnut 1800
1901 Francisco (d)
2001 Bay (d)
(e) North Point (e)
Kensiiig^ton Place,
bet Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth fm Howard W.
Kent, bet Union and Fil-
bert fm Mason W.
Kentucky, bet Illinois
and Tennessee fm Chan-
nel S to Second av.
Keyes Alley, bet Pow-
ell and Mason ftn Pacific
N.
Kimball Place, bet
Leavenworth and Hydefm
S 6 Sacramento N.
King, bet Townsend and
Berry SW fm the bay to
Eighth.
S.E. Street. N.W.side.
Second 2
Olney place
Third 100
Madden
HaggiiL
Fourth 200
Fifth 300
Sixth 400
Seventh 500
Eighth (e)
Kissling Place, bet
Folsom and Harrison,
Thirteenth and Four-
teenth.
Kohler'B Place, bet
Kearny and Montgomery
fm Green S.
Kosciusko, fm Cortland
av S to Crescent av, B 11.
Kossuth, E 8 Railroad av
E to Chace.
Kramer Place, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Greenwich S.
Xi, bet K and M fm Seventh
av W.
li. South S F, fm First av
SW to Twenty -eighth av.
I^afa.vette, bet Eleventh
and Twelfth fm Mission lo
Howard.
Iiafayette Park, bet
Sacramento and Washing-
ton, Gougb and Laguna.
Iiafayette Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Green to Union.
I<aguna, bet Octavia and
Buchanan N fm Market to
West. Street. E. side.
Market and Kate .. 2
Waller 100
Haight 200
Rose avenue
Page
Lily avenue
Oak
Hickory avenue..
Fell
Linden avenue....
Hayes 600
Ivy avenue
Grove 700
Birch avenue
Fulton 800
Ash avenue
McAllister 900
Locust avenue
Tyler 1000
Turk 1100
Laurel avenue
Eddy 1200
Willow avenue
Ellis 1300
Olive avenue
O'Farrell 1400
Myrtle avenue
Geary 1500
Cedar avenue
Post. 1600
Metcalf place
Walnut avenue ....
Sutter 1700
1
101
201
301
401
.501
601
701
801
901
1001
1101
1201
1301
1401
1501
1601
300
400
500
1701
Pern avenue
1801 Bush 1800
1901 Pine 1900
2001 California 2000
2101 Sacramento 2100
2201 Clay 2200
2:»I Washington 2300
2401 Jackson 2400
2.501 Pacific 2500
2601 Broadway 2600
2701 Vallejo 2700
2801 Green 2800
2901 Union 2900
Grlsar
3001 Filbert 3000
Harry place
.3101 Greenwich .3100
3201 Lombard 3200
:i301 Chestnut .3300
3401 Francisco 3400
:«01 Bay 3500
3601 North Point 3600
3701 Beach 3700
3801 Jefferson 3800
3901 Tonquin 3900
(e) Lewis fe)
liaidley, fm Thirtieths
E to talrmount, thence
SW to Castro.
lianders, crosses Market
at Junction of Fourteenth
and Church.
Iiangton, bet Seventh
and Eighth fm Howard to
Bryant.
liarkin, bet Hyde and
Polk N fm Market to
Tonquin.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Hayes 2
Park avenue
101 Grove 100
Birch avenue
201 Fulton 200
213 Ash avenue
;«1 McAllister 300
315 Locust avenue
401 Tyler 400
Elm avenue •
501 Turk 500
Laurel avenue — -
601 Eddy 600
611 Willow avenue
701 Ellis 700
709 Olive avenue
801 O'Farrell 800
813 Myrtle avenue
901 Geary 900
911 Cedar avenue
1001 Post 1000
1013 Walnut avenue
1101 Sutter 1100
Fern avenue
1201 Bush 1200
Vorrath place 1206
1209 Austin
i;«l Pine 1300
1401 California 1400
1501 Sacramento 1.500
1601 Clay 1600
1701 Washington 1700
1801 Jackson 1800
1901 Pacific 1900
Friedman place 1910
2001 Broadway 2000
Hamlin place
2101 Vallejo 2100
2201 Green 2200
Bradv place..
2.301 Union 2300
2401 Filbert 2400
2501 Greenwich 2500
2601 Lombard 2600
2701 Chestnut 2700
2801 Francisco 2800
2901 Bay 2900
;«X)1 NorthPoint 3000
3101 Beach 3100
3201 Jeflerson. (d)
(e) Tonquin (e)
I<askie, Det Eighth and
Ninth fill Mission NW.
liatham Place, bet El-
lis and O'Farrell fm Ma-
son W.
liaura Place, bet San-
some and Montgomery fm
Pine S.
laaurel, bet Walnut and
Locust fm California N.
Iiaurel Avenue, from
Cortland av S to Benton
av, B H.
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I^aarel Avenue, bet
Turk and Eddy fm Larkln
to Webster.
South. Street. iVi side
1 Larkiu 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
.301 Franklin .100
(6) Gough (6)
Jefferson Square...
(6) Octavla (6)
601 Lagnna 600
701 Buchanan. 700
801 Webster 800
I/anrel Place, bet Fol-
som and Harrison fm First
to Essex.
liaw^rence Plaee, bet
Harrison and Bryant fm
Fremont E.
I<eaTeiiM°orth, bet
Jones and Hyde N fm Mc-
Allister to Jefferson.
Wett. Street. E. aide.
1 McAllister 2
101 Tyler 100
Burcham place... ..
201 Turk. 200
301 Eddv 300
401 Ellis 400
501 O'Fanell 500
601 Geary 600
701 Post 700
801 Sutter 800
901 Bush 900
1001 Pine 1000
1101 California 1100
1201 8acramento 1200
1301 Clay 1300
1401 Washington 1400
1501 Jackson 1500
1601 Pacific 1600
1609 Lvnch
Bernard 1614
1701 Broadway 170O
Glover
1801 Vallejo 1800
1901 Green. 1900
Lincoln
2001 Union 2000
Havens
2101 Filbert 2100
2201 Greenwich 2200
2301 Lombard 2300
2401 CTiestnut 2400
2501 Francisco 2.500
2601 Bay. 2600
2701 North Point 2700
Montgomery av....
2801 Beach 2800
(e) Jefferson (e)
I<ee, fm Cortland av S to
San Bruno Koad, S s B H.
I^eideiidorff, bet San-
some and Jlontgomery fm
N fni Pine to Clay.
We.1t. Street. E. tide.
1 Pine 2
101 California 100
Halleck
201 Sacramento 200
213 Commercial 212
(e) Clay (e)
I<enn Place, bet Shasta
and Napa Ironi Hllnols E.
l<eonore, E s San Bruno
Jtoad 4 miles fm City Hall.
I«r«>- Place, bet Jones
and Leavenworth Im Sac-
ramento N and S.
IiCHlrade Place, bet
Kearny and Dujiont fm
Pacific N.
I.ewiH, fm Polk Wto I're-
sldlo Iteservatlon fronting
the bay.
IjCwIk, fm Bemis W to
Ca.stro.
I<ewlB Place, bet Post
and Sutter im Taylor to
Jones.
Ijlberly, bet Third and
Fourth fm Townsend
NW.
I^iberty, bet Twentieth
and Twenty-first fm Val-
encia W to Castro.
lilck, bet Union and Fil-
bert tm Taylor W.
l<lck Alley, bet Market
and Mission Ini First W.
Ijick Place, bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny fm
Post to Sutter.
Ijida Place, bet Mission
and Valencia fm Sixteenth
N.
K<ily Avenae, bet Page
and Oak fm Franklin W.
South. Street. JV. side.
1 Franklin 2
101 Gough 100
201 Octavla 200
301 Lagnna 300
401 Buchanan 400
501 Webster 500
liiiua, bet Leavenworth
and Hyde fm Filbert N.
Iiincolii, fni North av £
to Prentl.-is, B H.
I<lncoIn Arenne, bet
Green and Union fm
Jones W.
Ijliicoln Place, bet
Union and Filbert fm Hyde
E.
liincoln Place, bet
Howard and Folsom fm
Fremont E.
Iiinden Arenae, bet
Fell and Hayes fm E a
Van Ness av to Webster.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Van Ness av 2
101 Franklin __ 100
201 Gough 200
301 Octavla 300
401 Laguna 400
.V)l Buchanan. 500
601 Webster 600
I<obos Square, bet
Welister and Laguna.
Chestnut and Bay.
I^ocuNt, bet Laurel and
Spruce fm California N.
I<ocuMt. Avenue, bet
McAllister and Tyler fm
Larkln to Fillmore.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Larkln 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
301 Franklin 300
401 Gough 400
.501 Octavla .500
601 Laguna 600
701 Buchanan 700
liombard, bet Green-
wich and Chestnut W fm
Battery to Presidio Reser-
vation.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Battery (d)
Sansome
101 Montgomery 100
Webster.
201 Kearny 200
Good Children
Julius
301 Dnpont 300
Wells court
.501 Stockton 500
■507 Lombard place
601 Powell 600
Chambers alley
701 Ma.son 700
705 Hartmann
Newell 708
Montgomery av....
713 Janscn
801 Taylor 800
901 Jones 900
Caroline
1001 Leavenworth 1000
1101 Hyde 1100
Henrv
1-201 Larkln 1200
1301 Polk 1300
1401 Van Ness avenue..l400
1501 Franklin 1.500
leoi Gough 1600
1701 Octavla 1700
1801 Laguna 1800
1901 Buchanan 1900
2001 Webster 2000
2101 Fillmore 2100
2201 Stelner 2200
2:«il PliTce 2300
2401 Scott 2400
2.501 Devlsadero 2500
2601 Broderlck 2600
2701 Baker 2700
laOinbard Place, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Lombard S.
I^ott, bet Lyon and Ma-
sonic av N fm Waller to
Turk.
I<onl»ia, bet Folsom and
Harrison fm KItch to
Fourth.
I^onisa Alley, N s Lon-
Isa bet Hayward and Eliz-
abeth.
Iiouisiana, bet Mary-
land and Georgia fm Sola-
no S to First av.
liuck, fm Orleans to Ber-
nal av.
Ijucy, l>et Masonic av and
.\shbury fm Waller S.
liundy Itane, fm Vir-
ginia av NE to Coso av,
B H.
Kiunt Avenue, bet Tyler
and McAllister fm Laguna
l<.moli, bet Pacific and
Broadwa.v fm Leaven-
worth to Hyde.
liyon, bet Baker and Lott
N fm Haight to Presidio
Reservation.
liyona, fm California av
S to Cortland av, B H.
Iiynett Place, bet Jones
and Leavenworth fm Sac-
ramento S.
M, bet L and N fm Seventh
av W.
M, South 8 F, fm First av
SW to Twenty -eighth av.
M, bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third fm Sanchez
to Diamond.
Macedonia, S s Califor-
nia av S to Cortez, B H.
Madden, bet Third and
Fourth fm King to Berry.
nadlMon, University
Homestead Association.
Madrid, Excelsior Home-
stead Association.
II agKle Alley, bet Geary
aud Post fill Jones E.
Maiden l<ane,bct Mont-
gomery and Kearny fm
Jlontgomery av S.
Maiden Iiane, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Vallejo N.
Main, bet Spear and Beale
fm Market SE to the bav.
East. Street W. side.
I Market 2
Meeks place
Main street place..
101 Mission 100
201 Howard 200
301 Folsom 300
Rincon court
401 HarrUon 400
(e) Bryant (e)
Main Street Place,
bet Market and Mission
fm Main E.
Malvlna Place, bet
Sacramento and Clay fm
Mason W.
MaiiHlon House
Place, hot Calilorulnand
Sacramento fm DupontW.
Maple, bet Spruce and
Cherry fm Calitornia N.
Marenfco, SE of San Bru-
no Koad 4 miles fm City
Hall.
Margaret Place, bet
Kearnv and Dupont ftn
Vdllcjo N.
Mitricaret Place, t>et
-Miisoii and Taylor fmTurk
N.
Mnrirar.r, bet Sanchez
and Noe fm M S to Clipper
Maria, bet Harrison and
Bryant and Seventh and
Eighth E and W Bides of
Chesley.
Marin, bet Colusa and
Tulare fm the bay W to
I'ennsylvanla.
Marliioaa, bet Santa
Clara and Solano fm the
bay W to Harrison.
I Marlpojua Terrace,
bet Seventh and Eighth
fm Harri.^on N.
Market., fm East SW to
corner Castro and Seven-
teenth.
5. E. Street. X. W. side.
East and Sacra 'to.. 2
Steuart
Spear
Drumm and Cal'a.. 100
Main
I avis and Pine 200
Beale
Fremont
Front 30O
First
Battery and Bush. 400
Ecker.
Sansome & Sutter.. 500
Second
Montg'y and Post.. 600
New Montgomery
Annie
Kearny and Geary 70O
Third
Brooks 734
Dupont & O'Farl. 800
Fourth
Stockton and Ellis 900
Powell and Eddy.. .1000
Fifth
Mason and Turk.. .1100
Sixth
Taylor and Tyler...l200
Jones A McAlll8t.rl300
Seventh
City Hall avenue...
Eighth
Ninth
Larkln and Haye8..1600
Tenth
Polk and Fell 1700
Eleventh
Van Ness av4 Oak 1800
Potter.
Franklin and Page. 1900
Bose avenue 1912
Brady
Gough and Haight200O
Valencia
Octavla & Waller_.2100
Hermann
Pearl
Guerrero
Laguna and Kate.2200
Ridley
Dolores
Buchanan 2300
Church and Four-
teenth 2400
FItleenth (fcSan'z...2500
Sixteenth andNoe.2600
Seventeenth and
Castro 2700
Martha Place, bet Ma-
son and Taylor fin Gcarv S.
Mary, bet Firth aud Sixth
fm Mission to Howard.
Mary (see Maria)
Mary I.iane, bet Kearny
anil Duiwnt tm Bush S.
Maryland, bet Delaware
and Louisiana fm Solano
S to First av.
MaMon, bet Powell and
Taylor N fm Marketto Jef-
ferson.
West. Street, E. tide.
1 Market and Turk.. 2
Eddy lOO
Ellis 200
Latham place
DIkeman place
O'Farrell 300
Geary 400
Oak place
Kapi>eler court
Post 500
Scheerer place
Sutter flOO
Delta place 616
Bush 700
Pine 800
Frank place
California SOO
Sacramento 1000
Ewer Place _
Malvlna place
Dawson place
Clay 1100
Matthew place
Sheppard place 1110
1
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101
201
301
401
501
527
601
617
639
701
801
901
1001
1101
1201
1301
1401
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
101
201
217
:»1
401
409
419
.501
601
701
801
901
1001
1011
1017
1101
1107
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1201 Washington 1200
1301 Jackson 1800
John 1314
1401 PaclHc 1400
1501 Broadway 1500
1601 Vallejo 1600
1701 Green 1700
Winter's lane 1716
1801 Union 1800
Kent 1809
1901 Filbert 1900
1911 Valparaiso ■—
2001 Greenwich 2000
Montgomery av
2101 Lombard 2100
2201 Chestnut 2200
Water
2301 Francisco 2300
Vande water
2401 Bav 2400
2501 North Point 2500
Alaska place
2601 Beach 2600
(e) Jefferson (e)
Masonic Avenue, bet
I Lott and Ashbury S fm
I Point Lobos av.
{ Massachusetts, bet
New York and Delaware
! fm Sonoma S to First av.
Massasoit, fm Cortez SE
to Franconla av, B H.
Mateo, W of lllguel from
San Jose Road NW to
Cherry.
Matthew Place, bet
Clay and Washington fm
Mason W.
Maxwell, betLarkln and
Polk fm Broadway N to
VaUeJo.
Ma^i'flower, E s Kose-
crans bet California av
and Powhattan B H.
MazzinI, E of Orleans
fm Preclta Creek SE to
Schneider.
McAllister, bet Fulton
and Tyler W fm Junction
Jones and Market.
South. Street. JV. side.
1 Market and Jones 2
Park avenue
101 Leavenworth '100
201 Hyde 200
Brown's alley
301 Larkin 300
401 Polk 400
501 Van Ness avenue.. 500
601 Franklin 600
701 Gough 700
801 Octavia 800
901 Laguna 900
1001 Buchanan 1000
1101 AVebster 1100
1201 Fillmore 1200
1301 Steiner 1300
1401 Pierce 1400
1501 Scott 1500
1601 Devisadero 1600
1701 Broderick 1700
1801 Baker 1800
1901 L,von 1900
2001 Lott 2000
(e) Masonic avenue... (e)
McCIellan, fm Califor-
nia av bet Lvon and Wool
S to Cortland av, B H.
McCorniick, bet Hyde
and Larkin fm Pacific S.
McDerniott Place,
bet Turk and Eddy fm
Jones W.
Mcliaren l>ane, bet
ThlrteenthandFourteenth
fm Folsom W.
Mcl^ea Coart, bet Har-
rison and Bryant fm Ninth
NE.
Meactaani Place, bet
Hyde and Larkin fm Post
S.
Mears, bet Merrlfleld and
First av fm Point Lobos
av N.
Med an Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm Fil-
bert N.
Mecks Place, bet Mar-
ket and Mission fm Main
W. •
Melius, bet Mission and
Howard fm Fremont W.
Mendocino, bet Calave-
ras and Plumas fm the bay
W to Urst av.
Merced, S s Thirtieth nr
Noe S to Laldley.
Mercer, fm Cortland av
S to Crescent av, B H.
Merchant', bet Clay and
Washington Wfm East to
Kearny.
South. Street. JV". side.
1 East 2
(6) Drumm (6)
(6) Davis (6)
301 Front 300
401 Battery 400
501 Sansome 500
601 Montgomery 600
Dunbar alley 628
(e) Kearny (e)
Merrlfield, bet Chase
and Mears fm Point Lobos
av N.
Merrill, bet Vallejo and
Green ftn Jones to Leav-
enworth.
Merrill, bet AVlUiamson
and Goettlngen fm Silver
av N.
MerrimacN of Alameda
fm the bav to Tennessee.
Metcalf Place,bet Post
and Sutter fm Laguna W.
Metcalfe Place, bet
Mason and Taylor Im
Geary N.
Mexico, bet Alaska and
Colorado fm Water Front
S to India.
Michigan, bet Georgia
and Illinois fm Solano S to
First av.
Middle, bet Fillmore and
Webster fm Pine to Cali-
fornia.
Midway, bet Dupont and
Stockton fm Francisco to
Bay.
Midway East, bet Kear-
ny and Dupont fm Fran-
cisco to Bay.
Midway We8t,betStock-
ton and Powell fm Fran-
cisco to Bay.
Miguel, fm Bemls near
Fnirraount SE to San Jos6
Road.
Miles C'*urt, bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Califor-
nia N.
Miles Place, bet Stock-
ton and Powell fm Sacra-
mento N.
Miller Place, bet
Fourth and Fifth fm Fol-
som S.
Mills Place, bet Post
and Sutter fm Dupont W.
Minna, bet Mission and
Howard fm First .SW.
S. E. Street. JV. W. side.
1 First 2
101 Second 100
New Montgomery
201 Third 200
301 Fourth 300
401 Fifth 400
501 Sixth 500
601 Seventh 600
645 Julia &16
701 Eighth 700
(6) Ninth (6)
(6) Tenth (6)
1001 Eleventh... 1000
1021 Lafavette place 1020
(6) Twelfth (6)
(6) Thirteenth (6)
1301 Fourteenth 1300
(6) Fifteenth (6)
Minna Place, bet Mis-
sion and Howard fm Beale
W.
Minnesota, bet Tennes-
see and Indiana fm South
S to Tulare.
Minnie, bet Ashbury and
Clayton fm Waller S.
Mint Avenue, bet Fifth
and Sixth fm Mission N
and bet Market and Mis-
sion fm Fifth W.
Mission, bet Market and
Howard SW fm East to
Thirteenth, thence S to
County Road.
S.JS. Street. N.W.side.
1 East 2
(c) Steuart (c)
101 Spear 100
201 Main 200
301 Beale 300
401 Fremont 400
501 First SOO
537 Sum van aiiey !!.".'.'.■."
Anthony 570
601 Second 60O
New Montgomery.
Annie ftjO
701 Third 700
801 Fourth 800
901 Fifth 900
Mint avenue
921 Marv - —
1001 Sixth 1000
1101 Seventh 1100
Mission alley
1201 Eighth 1200
Laskle 1230
1301 Ninth 1300
1313 Washington av
1323 Grand avenue —
1401 Tenth 1400
1501 Eleventh 1500
1525 Lafayette - —
Potter 1600
West Mission „
1601 Twelfth
Bond
1701 Thirteenth
Ridley 1700
1749 Erie
1801 Fourteenth 1800
1901 Fifteenth 1900
2001 Sixteenth 2000
2013 Goldman place
2101 Seventeenth 2100
Willows avenue ...2130
2201 Eighteenth 2200
2301 Nineteenth 2300
2401 Twentieth 2400
2501 Twenty-first 2500
2601 Twenty-second 2600
2701 Twenty-third 2700
2801 Twenty-fourth 2800
2901 Tweutv-fifth 2900
3001 Twenty-sixth 3000
Mission and Ocean
Road, fm terminus of
Mission W.
Mission Alley, bet
Seventh and Eighth fm
Mission N to Jessie.
Mission Avenue, bet
Valencia and Guerrero fm
Seventeenth S.
Mission Plaza, bet Mis-
sion and West Mission fm
Twelfth to Thirteenth.
Mississippi, bet Penn-
sylvania and Texas fm
Center S to Tulare.
Missouri, bet Texas and
Connectlcutfm Center S to
Tulare.
Monroe, bet Stockton
and Powell fm Bush N to
Pine.
Montcalm, bet Wolfe
and Cortez fm California
av E to Isabel. B H.
Montezuma, fm Coso av
E to Folsom, B H.
Montgomery, bet San-
some and Kearny N fm
Market to Francisco.
West. Street. £. siile.
1 Market and Post... 2
101 Sutter 100
201 Bush 200
301 Pine 300
319 Summer
401 Calltomla. 400
501 Sacramento 500
513 Commercial 518
601 Clay 600
613 Merchant 622
701 Washington 700
Montgomery av....
801 Jackson 800
Gold 806
901 Pacific 900
915 Montgomery court
1001 Broadway 1000
1101
1201
1301
1311
1315
1401
1501
1601
1701
(e)
101
201
301
401
501
601
701
801
901
1001
1101
1201
1301
1401
Hinckley
A'allejo 1100
Jackson place 1112
Green 1200
Monlton place
Union 1300
Montgomery place
Alta 1314
Filbert 1400
Greenwich 1500
Lombard 1600
Chestnut (6)
Francisco (e)
Montgomery Av-
enue, fni N W cor Mont-
gomery and Washington
NW to Beach.
S.W. Street. N.E.side.
1 Wash and Mont... 2
GIbb
Jackson 100
Kearny
Pacific 200
Adler
Broadway 300
Dupont
Vallejo 400
Stockton
Green 500
Union 600
Powell
Filbert 700
Greenwich 800
Mason
Lombard 900
Chestnut 1000
Taylor
Francisco 1100
Jones
Bay 1200
North Point 1.300
Leavenworth
Beach 1400
Montgomery Court,
bet Pacific and Broadway
fm Montgomery W.
Montgomery Place,
bet Union and Filbert fm
Montgomery N.
Moore Place, bet Hyde
and Larkin fm Union N.
Morey Alley, or Noon-
an's alley, bet Stockton
and Powell fm Broadway
to Vallejo.
Morrel Place, bet
Hyde and Larkin fm Pa-
cific N.
Morse, bet Dupont and
Kearny fm Bush to Pine.
Morse, San Miguel, W End
Map No 1.
Morse Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm
Broadway S.
Morton, bet Geary and
Pf,st im Keamy to Stock-
ton.
Moss, bet Sixth and Sev-
enth fm Howard to Fol-
som.
Monlton, bet Greenwich
and Lombard fm Buchan-
an to Steiner.
Moultou Place, bet
Green and Union fm Mont-
gomery W.
Moultrie, fm Cortland
av to 'descent av, B H.
Mount Vernon Av-
enue, San Miguel. W End
Map No 1.
Myrtle Avenue, bet
(5'Farrell and Geary fm
Larkin to Laguna.
South. Street. N. tide,
1 Larkin 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue. 200
Franklin 300
Gough 400
Octavia 500
Laguna 600
301
401
501
601
JT, bet M and 0 fm Seventh
avW.
ST, South S F, fm First av
SW to Twenty-ninth av.
Kapa, bet Butte and Sierra
Im the bay W to Harrison.
Napoleon, bet Norman
and Tulare fm Biggs SW to
Orleans.
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401
501
601
701
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901
1001
1019
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Natoma,bet MiBsion and
Howard fm Fremont SW.
S. E. Street. N. W. side.
First 2
Second 100
New Montgomery
Third (6)
Fourth (6)
Fltth 400
Sixth 500
Seventh 600
Eighth 700
Ninth (6)
Tenth 900
Eleventh 1000
Lafavptte place ....1018
Twelfth (6)
Thirteenth (6)
Fourteenth i:«)0
Fifteenth (6)
KebraHka, bc-t Vermont
and Utah fm Mifislon
Creek t; to Precita Creek,
and fm Helena S, South S F
Necropolis Avenue,
bet .Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth fm Dolores W.
Neva<la,bet Eleventh and
Twelfth fm FoUom SE to
Harrison.
Ke-v-ada, bet Sierra and
Yolo fm the bay W to Po-
trero av.
New Anthony (see An-
thony)
Ne«r Montgomery, bet
S.'cond and Third ftn Mar-
ket SE to Howard.
E. Htrtet. W. tide.
1 Market 2
15 SteTensou
Jessie 30
MiFsion 100
Minna
Natoma
Howard (e)
New Orleans Alley,
l)et Leavenworth and
Hvdi> fm (Jn-en N.
New Paoifle, bet Eighth
andNinthfm Mission N.
New York, bet Virginia
and Massachusetts fm
Water Kront S to First av.
Newell, bef Mason and
Taylor fm Lombard N.
Newliall, bet Lombard
and Clii'Stnut fm Stockton
to I'owell.
Niagara Avenne, San
.Miguel, \V End Map No 1.
Nineteenth, bet Eight-
eenth an 1 Twentieth fm
Harrison W to Douglass.
South. Street. A\ side.
1 Harrison 2
101 Folsom 100
Shotwell
iloward 200
Capp _
MlsMon 300
Jessie
Stevenson
Valencia 400
Guerrero 500
Dolores 600
Church 700
Sanchez 800
Noe 900
Castro 1000
Diamond 1100
Douglass (e)
Nlneteenlh ATenue,
fm I'residio Reservations.
Nineteenth ATenne,
South S y. fm Islals Creek
to Water Front.
Ninth, bet Eighth and
Tenth fm Maricet SE to
Brannan.
Ewtl. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
Stevenson
Jessie
Mission 100
Minnu
Natoma
Howard 200
Tehama
Clementina
Folsom 300
Harrison 400
McLea court
aoi
301
401
501
601
701
801
901
1001
1101
(c)
101
201
301
401
501
601
701
801
901
1401
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
101
2U1
301
401
501 Brvant 500
601 Brannan 60«
Ninth Avenne, firom
Presidio Reservation S to
P.
Ninth Arenne, South S
F, fm Islais Creek to Water
Front.
Noble, bet Fifth and Sixth
fin Huhhell to South.
Noble Place, bet How-
ard aBd Folsom fm Third
W.
Noble's Alley, bet
Union and Filbert fm Du-
pont E.
Noe, bet Sanchez and Cas-
tro fm Eidle> S to Thir-
tieth.
Noonan Avenne, bet
Howard and Clementina
fm Eighth E.
Noon an '8 Alley, or
Morev allev, bet Stockton
ami Powell fm Vallejo .S.
Norman, bi-t Bourbon
anJ Napoleon fm Precita
Creek SW to Orleans.
North Arenucfm Coso
av SW to Holly Park. B H.
North Park I^ane,
(see Park Lane North)
North Point, bet Bay
and Boach W fm Kearny
to Presidio Reservation.
South. Street. -V. inde.
Kearny 2
Dupont - (c)
Stockton 100
Powell 200
Mason 300
Taylor 400
Jones 500
Mont'-'omery av....
Leavenworth fiOO
Hvde 700
Larkln 800
Polk 900
Van Ness avcnue„
Gov't Reservation
Laguna 1400
Buchanan 1500
Webster 1600
Fillmore 1700
Stelner 1800
Pierce 1900
Scott 2000
Devlsadero. .2100
Broderick 2200
Baker 2300
Norton Court, bet Sev-
enth and Eighth fm Bran-
nan S.
Norton P 1 a e e, bet
Montgonierv and Sansome
ini Filbert N.
Norwich, bet Jlontezu-
ma and Prospect av fm
Folsom W, B H.
Nye, fm Cadwallader N to
Ihlals Creek.
O, bet N and P fm Eighth
av W.
O't'ounell Place, bet
Mason and Powell, from
Vnllejo N.
O'Farrell, bet Ellis and
Geary W fm Junction Du-
pont and Market.
South. Street. If. side.
1 Market and Dupt.. 2
Bagley place 14
Julia court 28
Stockton 100
Powell 200
Carlos place
O'Farrell alley 228
Mason 300
Raphael place
Tavlor 400
Wmiam 430
Jones 500
Leavenworth 600
Ada court
Hyde 700
Larkln 800
Polk 900
Vaa Ness avenuc.lOOO
Franklin ilOii
Gough 1200
Uctavia 1300
Lugiina 1400
Buchanan 1500
101
201
219
301
401
501
601
701
801
901
1001
1101
1201
l.'iOl
1401
1501
1601 Webster 1600
1701 Fillmore 1700
1801 Stelner 1800
1901 Pierce 1900
2001 Scott 2000
2101 Devlsadero 2100
2201 Broderick 2200
(e) St Joseph's av (e)
0*Farrell Alley, bet
Powell and Mason fm
O'Farrell N and bet O'Far-
rell and Gearv fm Mason E.
Oak, bet Page and FeU W
fm Junction Van Ness av
and Market.
South. Street. N. side.
1 MktiVanNessav 2
101 Franklin 100
201 Gough 200
301 Octavia 300
401 Laguna 400
501 Buchanan 500
601 Webster 600
701 Fillmore 700
801 Stelner 800
901 Pierce 900
1001 Scott 1000
1101 Devlsadero 1100
r201 Broderick 1200
1301 Baker 1300
1401 Lyon 1400
1.501 Lott 1500
1601 Masonic avenue ... 1600
1701 Ashbury 1700
1801 Clayton 1800
1901 Cole 1900
2001 Shrader 2000
(e) Stanvan (e)
Oak Orove .^.venne,
bet y\nh and Sixth fm
Harrison to Bryant.
Oak Place, bet Geary
and Post f m Mason to Tay-
lor.
Ocean II o u h e and
Beach Road, fm ter-
mination Point Lobos av
S and E to (Jcean View
House.
Ocean IIouhc Road,
(Central) fm McAllister
SW to Ocean View House.
Ocean Houhc Road,
(Mission) fm Mission Do-
lores SW to Ocean View
House.
Ocean IIouhc Road,
(old) fin San .losf Road nr
Industrial School W to
ocean View House.
Octavia, bet Gough and
Laguna N fm Market to
Lewis.
We.it. Street. E. side.
1 Market 4 Waller... 2
Halght 100
Kose avenue
Page 200
Lily avenue
Oak 300
Hickoo' avenue,...
Fell 400
Linden avenue
Hayes 500
Ivy avenue
(irove 600
Birch avenue _
Fulton 700
Ash avena>>
McAllister 800
Locust avenue
Tyler 900
Jefferson Square...
Eddy 1100
Willow avenue
Ellis 1200
Olive avenue
O'Farrell 1300
Myrtle aveune
Geary 1400
Cedar avenne
Post 1500
Walnut avenue
Sutter laOO
Fern avenne
Bush 1700
Austin
Pine 1800
California 1900
Sacramento 2000
Lafayette I'aik
2201 Washington 2200
2.301 Jackson 2300
2401
2501
2601
2701
2801
2901
3001
3101
3201
3301
3801
101
201
301
401
501
601
701
801
901
1101
1201
l.-Wl
1401
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
301
401
.501
601
Pacific 2400
Broadway. 2S00
Vallejo 2600
Green 2700
Union 2800
Grisar
Filbert 2900
Greenwich 3000
Lombard 3i00
Chestnut 3200
Francisco 3300
Bay
Gov't Reservation
Tonquln 3800
Lewis («)
Ohio, bet Sansome and
Montgomery fm Pacific to
Vallejo.
Ohio, bet Wyoming and
Virginia fm Water Front
S to First av.
Old Hickory, Es Lau-
rel av nr Crescent av E to
San Bruno Road.
Old San Jo.se Road,
fm Junction Valencia and
Twenty - second SW to
county line.
Olive Avenue, bet El-
lis and O'Farrell fm Lar-
kln to Buchanan.
South.- Street. N. side.
1 Larkln 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 300
Franklln.„ 300
Goueh 400
octavia. 500
Lafe'una 600
Oliv*" Court, bet Laguna
ami Buchanan fm Union S.
OluiMtead, W s San Bru-
no Road S of Dwight, U
MT.
Olney Place, bet Town-
send and King fm Ham-
mond SW.
Oneida Place, bet
Stockton and Dupont fm
Sacramento S.
Onondaga Avenne,
San Miguel, W End Map
Nol.
Oregon, bet Wa'^hington
and Jackson W fm Eastto
Battery.
South. Street. A', side.
1 East 2
101 Drumm 100
201 Davis 200
Front (6)
Batterv («)
Orleans, bet Vermont
and .Mazzlnl fm Kansas
SW to Tulare.
OrseniuM, fm Byrne 8 to
Salome.
Oxford, bet Cambridge
and Harvard fm Silver av
S, U M T.
P, bet 0 and Q fm Ninth av
W.
P, South S F, fm First av
SW to Potrero av.
Pacific, bet Jackson and
Broadway W fm East.
SoiUh. Street. N. side.
1 East 2
Drnmm (c)
Davis 100
Front 200
Battery 300
Sansome 400
Ohio 418
Montgomery 500
Kearny 600
Montgomery av....
Lestrade place 6:{2
Bartlett
Dupont 700
Pacific place 706
Sullivan alley _
Ellick alley 722
Stocktim 800
Virginia ulace 806
Virgintn
Powell 900
Keves allev 906
Scott place 922
Mason 1000
Salmon :: 1016
Auburn
HImmelmann pL..in'.M
(6)
(e)
(0
101
201
:»i
401
501
601
641
701
719
801
815
901
1001
1018
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, ^°°''^\l\'l''L!^fr'^'"">'
J. MACDONOUGH '^i'o^ter of and dealer in coal and pig iron,
' *1 Market Street, corner Spear.
STEEET GUIDE.
59
1101 Taylor uno
1201 Joues 1200
1301 Leavenworth 1300
1307 Biirj<oyne place
1401 Hyde 1400
Morrel place 1420
1421 McCormick
1433 Fourth place
(e) Lnrkln (e)
Pacific Alley, bet Du-
poDt and Stockton fm
Broadway S.
Pacific Avenue, that
part of Pacitic street ex-
tending f m Larkin to First
av; the numbers continue,
however, in regular order
fm the commencement of
Pacific street:
South. Street. N. suit.
1501 Larkin 1500
1601 Polk 1600
1701 Van Ness avenue..l700
1801 Franklin 1800
1901 Gough 1900
2001 Octavia 2000
2101 Laguna 2100
2201 Buchanan 2200
2301 Webster 2300
2401 Fillmore 2400
2501 Steiner 2500
2601 Pierce „ 2600
2701 Scott 2700
2«01 Devlsadero 2800
2901 Broderick 21100
3001 Baker 3000
3101 Lyon 3100
3201 Central avenue 320Q
3:»1 Walnut 3300
3401 Laurel 3400
3501 Locust 3500
3601 Spruce 3600
3701 Maple 3700
3801 Cherry 3800
(e) First avenue (e)
Pacific Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm Pa-
cific N.
Page, bet Halght and Oak
W fm Junction Franklin
and Market.
South. Strett. N. side.
1 Market & Franklin 2
101 Gough 100
201 Octavia 200
301 Laguna 300
401 Buchanan 400
501 Webster 500
601 Fillmore 600
701 Steiner 700
801 Pierce 800
901 Scott 900
1001 Devlsadero lOOO
1101 Broderick iioo
1201 Baker 1200
1301 Lyon 1300
1401 Lott 1400
1501 Masonic avenue ...1500
1601 Ashbury 1600
1701 Clayton 1700
1801 Cole 1800
1901 Shrader 1900
(e; Stanyan (e;
Palmer, from Junction
Chenery and Miguel to
Bartlett.
Park Avenue, bet Fifth
and Sixth fm Harrison to
Bryant.
Park Avenue, bet IMar-
ket and the City Hall SW
fm McAllister to Larkin.
Park Avenue, inclos-
ing Holly Park, SWs Ber-
nal Heights.
Park Lane North, bet
Bryant and Brannan fm
Second to Third.
Park Lane South, bet
Bryant and Brannan fm
Third to Central pi.
Park Place, bet Foleom
and Harrison fm Second E.
Parker Avenue, bet
Odd Fellows', Calvary and
Masonic Cemeteries fm
Fulton N to Point Lobos
av.
Patterson, E s Bernal
Heights bet San Bruno
Bond and Bernal.
Paul, S s Crescent av nr
San Bruno Boad. I
Pearl, bet Valencia and
Guerrero fm Market to
Bidley.
Pennsylvania Av-
enue, bet Iowa and Mis-
sissippi fm Center S to
Tulare.
Perine, bet California and
Sacramento Im Steiner to
Pierce.
Perry, bet Harrison and
Bryant fm SE of Third to
T'ifth.
S. E. Street. iV. W. side.
1 Vassar place 2
101 Third 100
201 Fourth 200
(e) Fifth (e)
Petaluma Avenue,
fm Point Lobos av nr Toll
Gate.
P/eiflffer, bet Chestnut
and Francisco f m E s Du-
pont to Stockton.
Pierce, bet Steiner and
Scott N fm Waller to
Lewis.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Waller 2
101 Halght 100
Page 200
Oak 300
Fell 400
Ha.ves 500
Alamo Square
Fulton 700
McAllister 800
Tyler 900
Turk 1000
Eddy 1100
Ellis 1200
O'Farrell 1.300
Geary 1400
Hamilton Square...
Post 1500
Sutter 1600
Bush 1700
Pine 1800
California 19o0
Perine
Sacramento 2000
Clay 2100
Altal^laza
Jackson 2300
Pacific 2400
Broadway 2500
Vallejo 2600
Green 2700
Union 2800
Filbert 2900
Greenwich 3000
Lombard 3100
Chestnut 3200
FrancLsco 3300
Bay 3400
North Point 3500
Beach 3600
Jefferson 3700
Tonquin 3800
Lewis (e)
Pierce Row, bet Du-
pont and Stockton f m
Union S.
Pine, bet Bush and Cali-
fornia W fm Market to
Central av.
South. Street. JV. side.
1 Market and Davis 2
Front 100
Battery 200
Sansome 300
Leidesdortr
Laura plaje
Jlontgomery 400
RusB alley
Belden
Kearny 500
Morse
515 Central place
St Mary's place 520
yuincv 532
Dupont 600
Sophie Terrace
Stockton 700
Prospect place 710
Monroe
Powell 800
Mason 9(i0
Jane place 908
Taylor 1000
Jones 1100
Touchard
Leavenworth 1200
201
301
401
501
701
801
901
1001
1101
1201
1301
1401
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2.301
2401
2.501
2601
2701
2801
2901
3001
3101
3201
3301
:moi
awi
3601
3701
3801
(e)
101
201
301
3:J5
401
407
43.5
501
505
527
601
701
725
801
901
1001
1101
1201
1301 Hyde 1300
1401 Larkin 1400
1501 Polk 1500
1601 Van Ness avenue..l600
1701 Franklin 1700
1801 Gough 1800
1901 Octavia 1900
2001 Laguna 2000
2101 Buchanan 2100
2201 Webster 2200
MMdle
2;»1 Fillmore 2300
2401 Steiner 2400
2.501 Pierce 2500
2601 Scott 2600
2701 Devlsadero 2700
2801 Broderick 2800
2901 Baker 2900
3001 Lyon 3000
(e) Central avenue (e)
Pinkhaui Place, bet
Howard and Folsom fm
Eighth W.
Pinkney Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Broadway to Vallejo.
Pioneer Park, top of
Telegraph Hill.
Pixley, bet Filbert and
Greenwich fm Buchanan
to Steiner.
Pleasant, bet Sacra-
mento and Clay fm Taylor
to Jones.
Plumas, bet Mendocino
and Fresno Im the bay W
to First av.
Pocahontas, N s Cali-
I fornia av nr Lyon N to
I North av, B H.
I Point Lobos Avenue,
I bet Clement and A fm
I Central av W.
Polk, bet Larkin and Van
Ness av N fm Market to
Lewis.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Fell 2
101 Hayes lOO
111 Ivy avenue
201 6r'9ve 200
Birch avenue
301 Fulton 300
Ash avenue
401 McAllister 400
Locust avenue
501 Tyler 500
Elm avenue
601 Turk 600
Laurel avenue
701 Eddy 700
Willow avenue
801 Ellis 800
807 Olive avenue 806
901 O'Farrell 900
909 Myrtle avenue 908
1001 Geary 1000
1009 Cedar avenue 1008
1101 Post 1100
Walnut avenue
1201 Sutter 1200
1211 Fern avenue 1210
1301 Bush 1300
1309 Austin 1.314
1401 Pine 1400
1501 California 1590
1601 Sacramemto 1600
1701 Clay 1700
1801 Washington 1800
1901 .Jackson 1900
2001 Pacific 2000
2101 Broadway 2100
2201 Vallejo 2200
Bonito
2301 Green 2300
2401 Union 2400
2501 Filbert 2500
2801 Greenwich 2600
2701 Lombard 2700
2801 Chestnut 2800
2901 Francisco 2900
3001 Bav 3000
3101 North Point 3100
:G01 Beach 3200
XHn Jefferson 3300
3401 Tonquin (d)
le) Lewis (e)
Polk Lane, bet Pacific
and Broadway fm Stockton
E.
Pollard Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Vallejo N.
Pollock, South S F, bet
Water Front and Von
Schmidt fm Twenty-
tourth av SW to county
line.
Porter, S s Crescent av
bet Decatur and Bache.
Portsmouth Scfuare,
bet (Jlay and Washington,
Kearny and Brenham pi.
Post, bet Geary and Sutter
Wfm Junction Market and
Montgomery to Central a v .
South. Street. iV. side.
I Market and Mont 2
Lick place 12
101 Kearny lOO
Gardner 112
201 Dupont 200
301 Stockton .300
401 Powell 400
501 Mason 500
601 Taylor 600
617 William
701 Jones 700
801 Leavenworth 800
901 Hyde 900
Meacham place
1001 Larkin 1000
1101 Polk 1100
1301 Van Ness avenue..l200
1301 Franklin 1.300
1401 Gough 1400
1501 Octavia 1500
1601 Laguna 1600
1701 Buchanan 1700
1801 Webster 1800
1901 Fillmore loOO
2001 Steiner. 2000
2101 Pierce 2100
2201 Scott 2200
2301 Devlsadero 2-m
2401 Broderick 2400
2501 Baker 2500
2601 L.von 2600
(e) Central avenue (e)
Post Office Place (see
Custom House Plate)
Potrero Avenue, bet
Utah and Hampshire fm
Brannan S to Preclta
Creek and fm Islals Creek
S, South S F.
Potter, bet Eleventh and
Brady lin Market SE to
Mission.
Powell, bet Stockton and
Mason fm Market to Jef-
ferson
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Eddy.. 2
101 Ellis 100
201 O'Farrell 200
301 Geary 300
401 Post 400
501 Sutter 500
Ankeny place 518
601 Bush 600
Fella place ...616
701 Pine 700
801 California 800
901 Sacramento 900
1001 Clay 1000
1101 Washington 1100
1201 Jackson 1200
1211 John
Caroline place 1218
1.301 Pacific 1300
1401 Broadway 1400
1501 Vallejo 1500
1601 Green 1600
1701 Union 1700
Montgomery av
1801 Filbert 1800
1901 Greenwich 1900
2001 Lombard 2000
2101 Chestnut 2100
2201 Francisco 2200
Vande water
2301 Bav 2300
2401 North Point 2400
2501 Beach (d)
(e) Jert'erson (e)
Powell Avenue, W s
Caliiornia av W to San
Job6 Koad.
Powhattan, fm North
av E to Whitlow, B H.
Pratt, bet Brannan and i
■ Townsend fm Seventh
SW.
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SAN FEANCISCO DIRECTORY.
I»ratt Place, N e Cali-
fornia bet Stockton and
PowpIU
X»reclt» ATenne, from
San Jos6 Road nr Twenty-
seventh E to San Bruno
Road.
PrenllBii, fm California
av S to Cortland av, B H.
Prenidio Road, fm
Larkin nr Pacific to I*re-
Kldlo.
Presidio Road, fm ter-
mination of Central av N
to Presidio Barracks
Preteh, E of San Bruno
Road 4 miles fm Cltv Hall.
Prleiit, bet Jonee and
Leavenworth fm Clay to
Washington.
Priiiceton, bet Univer-
sity and Amherst fm Sil-
ver av S, U M T.
Prlngle Court., bet
Sansomeand Moutgomery
fm Greenwich N.
ProMitect Aveune, fm
Cortland av NE to Coso
av, B H.
Prospect Place, bet
Stockton and Powell fm
Pine to Clay.
Pula.«kl, fm Cortland av
S to Crescent av, B H.
Putnam, fm Cortland av
S to Crescent av, B H.
Pntznian, £ of^ San Bru-
no Koad 4 miles fm City
Hall.
<|, South S F, fm First av
SW to Potrero av.
<i, bet P and R fm Tenth
av W.
Qnlnc?-, bet Kearny and
Dupont fm Pine to Cali-
fornia.
Qulncy Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Pine 8.
Qnlnn, bet Ridley and
Fourteenth fm E of Valen-
cia W to Guerrero.
R, bet Q and S fm Eleventh
av W.
R, South S F, fm lelals SW
to Silver av.
Railroad Avenue,
South S F, fm second av
SW to San Bruno av nr
Tlilrty-ninth av.
Railroad Avenue,
South S F, (mKallroad and
Twentieth avs W to San
Bruno av bet Henry and
Siiiinian.
Railroad Avenue, fm
Bcriial nv S.
Railroad Avenue, bet
Sevpiitfonth and Eight-
eenth fm Dolores E.
Randall, W s San Jose
Roail nr Thirtieth W to
Palmer.
Randall Place, bet
Leavenworth and Hyde
fm Greenwich N.
Randolph, near San Mi-
guel Station.
Raphael Place, bet
Tavlor and Mason fm
(I'Farrell N.
RauNCli, bet Seventh and
Eighth fm Howard to Fol-
som.
Raynolda, Vtsltaclon
Valley.
Reed, bet Jor/esand Leav-
enworth f m Clay to Wash-
ington.
Reed Place, bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny fm
Green S.
Reservoir, bet Kate and
Fourteenth fm Market W.
Rhode Island, bet De
Hnro and Kansa.s fm
ElKhth S to Preclta Creek.
Rlclimond (see Ballcck)
Richards, W s San Bru-
no Road 4 miles fm CItj'
Hall.
Ridley, bet Hermann and
Fourteenth fm Mission W
to Devlsadero.
RiiTSri^, fm Napoleon S to
Schneider.
Rincon Avenue, bet
Bronnan and Townsend
fm Second to Japan.
Rincon Court, bet Fol-
som and Harrison fm Main
SW.
Rincon Place, bet First
and Second fm Harrison to
Frederick.
Ringrold, bet Folsom and
Harrison fm Eighth to
Ninth.
Ritch, bet Third and
Fourth fin Folsom SE.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Folsom 2
(6) Harrison (6)
201 Brvant 200
301 Brannan 300
(e) Townsend (e)
Rltter, bet Seventh and
Eighth SE fm Harrison.
Roach, bet Taylor and
Jones fm Filbert to Green-
wich.
Roanoke, bet Mateo
and Castro fm Old San
Jos6 Road NW to Bemls.
Robbins Place, bet
Kenrny and Dupont fm
Union N.
Rondell Place, bet
Mission and Valencia fm
Sixteenth to Seventeenth.
Rose, S 6 Chenery nr
Castro.
Rose, S s Crescent av S to
Case.
Rose Avenue, bet
Halght and I'age fm Mar-
ket W.
South. Street. X. side.
1 Market 2
101 Gouch 100
201 Octavia 200
301 Laguna 300
401 Buchanan 400
.501 Webster 500
Rosecrans, fm Califor-
nia av S to Powhattan, B
H.
Ross Alley (see Stout's
alley)
Rowland Alley, bet
Montgomery and Kearny
I'm Broadway S.
Rugcr, K of San Bruno
Road 4 miles fm City Hall.
Russ, bet Sixth and Sev-
enth fm Minna to Folsom.
Rusk Alley, bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny fm
I'iue to Bush.
Russell, bet Green and
I'nlou fm Hyde W.
Rutledge Avenue, B
S, South S F, fm Third av
SW to Nebriiska.
S, bet R and T fm east of
Twellth HV W.
Sacramento, bet Cali-
fornia and Clay W fm
Market.
Soitth. Street. N. side.
1 Market and East... 2
101 Drumm 100
201 Davis 200
:«1 Front 300
401 Battery 400
501 Sansome 800
525 Leidesdorflr. 522
601 Blonlgomery 800
fi2fl Webb
701 Kearny 700
801 Dupont 800
Waverly place 810
827 Oneida place
8.^■^ Brooklyn place
901 Stockton 900
92.'? Prospect place 924
Miles place _ 928
1001 Powell logo
1013 (JustavuB
Tay 1014
1101 Mason 1100
Verba Buena 1114
1115 Ctishman - —
Taylor
..1200
Jones
Lvsett place
..1300
Leroy place
Golden court
..1320
Leavenworth
Kimball place
Hyde
..1400
..1406
..1500
Larkin
Polk
..1600
1700
Van Ness avenue..l800
Franklin 1900
Gough 2000
Octavia 2100
Laguna 2200
Buchanan
M'ebster
Fillmore
Steiner
Pierce
..2300
..2400
..2500
..2600
..2700
Scott
2800
Devl.-iadero
Broderlck
Baker
..2i)00
.3000
..3100
Lvon
3''00
Central avenue...
Walnut
Laurel
..3300
..3400
3500
Locust
Spruce
Maple
.3600
.3700
.3800
Cherry
First avenue
..3900
.. (e)
1201
1301
1311
1319
1401
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2:»1
2401
2501
2601
2701
2801
2901
3001
.3101
3201
&%1
3401
.■«01
I 3601
' 3701
3801
3901
(e)
Sadowa.Ws Old San Jor6
Road nr San Miguel Sta-
tion.
Sagamore, Railroad
Homestead Association.
Salinas Avenue, bet
Thirty-third and Thirty-
fourth avs fm Railroad av
W to San Bruno Road.
Salmon, bet Mason and
Taylorfm Pacific to Broad-
way.
Salmon Place, bet
Broadwav and Vallejo fm
Larkin K.
Salmon Place, bet
Mason and Taylor fm
Green N.
Salome, fm Islals Creek
NE to Baker av.
Samoset. bet Cortez and
Cabot Ini California av SE
to Franconia av,BH.
San Rruiio Avenue,
South S F, bet Potrero av
and GIrard fm Islals
Creek S.
San Bruno Road (old)
tni Preclta Creek nr Ne-
braska S.
San Jose Avenue, fm
Castro (Falrmount Tract)
SW to county liue.
San Jose Avenue, fm
Twenty-second bet Valen-
cia and Guerrcri^ SW.
San Jose Road, or
County Road, fni ter-
mination Jllsslon SW to
county line.
San iiuls Alley, S s
Jackson bet Dupont and
Stockton.
San >IiKuel Station,
San JiisG Road 5 miles fm
City Hail.
Sanchez, bet Church and
Noetm Ridley S to Thir-
tieth.
Sansome, bet Batter>'
and Montgomery N fm
Market to Chestnut.
Went. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Sutter 2
101 Bush 100
201 Pine 200
aoi California 300
313 Halleck 312
401 Sacramento 400
417 Commercial 416
SOI Clay 500
515 Merchant 514
601 Washington <300
701 Jackson 700
705 Gold
801 Pacific 800
901 Broadway 900
1001 Vallejo 1000
1101 Green 1100
1201
1301
1401
1501
(fi)
Union 120O
Alta
Filbert 1300
Greenwich 1400
Lombard (d)
Chestnut (e)
Siftnta Clara, bet Center
and Mariposa fm the bay
W to Harrison.
Santa Rosa Avenue,
W s Masonic av nr Point
Lobos av W to Odd Fel-
lows' Cemetery.
Scheerer PIa<;e, bet
Post and Sutter fm Mason
W.
Schiller, San Miguel, W
End Map No 2.
Schneider, S of Benia-
dottelni Islals Creek chan-
nel NE to Seventh av.
Schu.vler, fm Cortland
av S to Crescent av, B H.
Schwerln, Vlsltuclon
Valley.
Scotland, bet Powell and
Mason fm Filbert to Green-
wlch.
Scott, bet Pierce and De-
vlsadero N fm Ridley to
Lewis.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Ridley 2
101 Waller 100
201 Halght 200
I'age 300
Oak 400
FeU 500
Hayes 600
Grove 700
Fulton 800
McAllister 900
Tyler 1000
Turk 1100
Eddy 1200
Ellis 1300
O'Farrell 1400
Elliot Park
Gearv 1500
Post 1600
Sutter 1700
Bush 1800
Pine 1900
California 2000
Sacramento 2100
Clav 2200
Washington 2300
Jackson 2400
Pacific ..2500
Broadwav 2600
Vallelo „2700
Green 2800
Union 2900
Filbert 3000
Greenwich 3100
Lombard 3200
Chestnut 3300
Francisco .'ifOO
Bay .-^OO
North Point ;i(HK)
Beach .•J700
Jefterson ;i800
Tonquln 3900
Lewis (e)
Scott, Im North av S to
Cortland av, B H.
Scott Avenue, fm Rail-
road av NW to Silver
av, Potrero.
Scott Place, bet PoweU
and Mil son fm Pacific to
Broadway.
Second, bet First and
Third fm Market SE to the
bay.
EoJtt. Street. W. side.
Market 2
Stevenson 20
Jessie 26
Mission 100
Minna 118
Natoma 138
Howard 200
Tehama 218
Clementina. (6)
Folsom 300
Park place
Dow place
Vernon place ;!26
Harrison 400
Sliver 428
Bryant 500
North Park lane...
301
401
501
601
701
801
901
1001
1101
1201
1301
1401
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2;«)1
2401
2501
2601
2701
2801
2901
3001
3101
;eoi
3301
.3401
3501
3601
.3701
3801
■,mi
(e)
1
21
(6)
101
117
137
201
219
2:«
301
313
401
501
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN. '^iSKS.'-olJ'IiT.
JONAS J. MORRISON,
JLiuiiiber Ifealer, i^.iii.cor. inissiun uiid Spear Stg., has lar^*
Iiumber SJtiedB filled vrith. -well xeasuued Lumber.
STKEET GUIDE.
61
South Park 516
533 I)e Boom
601 Brannaii 600
Klncon avenue
701 TowDsend 700
(e) Berry (e)
Second Avenue, bet
Valencia aud Guerrero fm
Fifteenth to Seventeenth.
Second Avenue, South
S F, fm Islais to China.
Second A venue.fm Pre-
sidio Reservation S to J.
Selina Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm Cal-
ifornia N.
Senator, bet Broadway
and Vallejo fm Davis to
Front.
Seneca Avenue, San
Miguel, W End Map No 1.
Serpentine Avenue,
fm Utah nr Yolo W to Old
San Jon' Koad.
Sevcnteenili, bet Six-
teenth and Eighteenth fm
HarrlBou \V to Clara av.
Soutn. Street. X. side.
1 Harrison 2
Treat avenue
101 Folsom 100
Sbotwell
201 Howard 200
219 Capp 220
301 Mission 300
Hoir avenue 318
401 Valencia 400
Second avenue
431 Mission avenue
501 Guerrero 500
601 Dolores 600
Alemanv avenue...
701 Church 700
801 Sanchez 800
901 Noe 900
1001 Castro 1000
Sherman
1101 Diamond 1100
Eureka
Douglass
Clara avenue
Se venteentb A v«n ne.
South S F, fm Islols Creek
to Water Front.
Seventecuth Avenue,
fm Presidio KeservationS.
Seventh, bet Sixth and
Eighth fm Market to
Pennsylvania av.
i:ast. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
11 Stevenson 12
Jessie 38
101 Mission 100
Minna
Natoma
201 Howard 200
301 Folsom 300
Drurylaue 306
Cleaveland
401 Harrison 400
501 Bryant 500
601 Brannan 600
701 Townsend 700
King
801 Berry 800
Channel
901 Hooper
Irwin
1001 Hubbell
South
Seventb Avenue.South
S F, fm Islals Creek to
Water Front.
Seventh Avenue, fm
Presidio Reservation S to
N.
Seymour Avenue, bet
Scott and Devlsadero fm
Tyler to Turk.
Shakespeare, fm Isabel
S to Hope, B H.
Sharon, bet Church and
Market fm Fifteenth SE.
Sharp Place, bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde fm
Union S.
Shasta, bet Kapa and
Sierra fm the bay W to
Delaware and fm Vermont
to Utah,
Sheppard Place, bet
Clay aud Washington fm
Mason E.
Sheridan, bet Folsom
and Harrison fm Tenth
NE.
Sherman, bet Sixth and
Seventh fm Folsom to
Harrison.
Sherman, bet Castro and
Diamond fm Seventeenth
S to Twenty-second.
Sherman, bet Webster
and Fillmore fm Ellis S.
Sherwood Place, bet
Mission and Howard fm
Third NE.
Ship, South S F, bet Dock
and A fm Fifth av SW to
county line.
Shipley, bet Folsom and
Harrison fm Fourth SW.
Shotwell, bet Howard
and Folsom fm Fourteenth
S to Serpentine av.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Fourteenth 2
101 Fifteenth 100
201 Sixteenth 200
301 Seventeenth 300
401 Eighteenth 400
501 Nineteenth 500
601 Twentieth 600
701 Twenty-first 700
801 Twenty-second 800
901 Twentv-third 900
1001 Twentv-founh 1000
1101 Twentv-tlfth HOO
1201 Twenty-sixth 1200
(e) Serpentine avenue (e)
Shrader, bet Cole and
Stanyan S fm Fulton to
Waller.
Siegel, fm California av S
to Cortland av, B H.
Sierra, bet Napa and Ne-
vada fm the bay W to Po-
trero av.
Sillimau, bet Silver av
aud Henrv fm San Bruno
Road W, U M T.
Silver, bet Harrison and
Bryant fm Second to
Fourth.
S.E. Street. N.W.side.
1 Second 2
101 Third 100
(e) Fourth (e)
Silver Avenue, South
S F, fm Fifteenth av nr Q
W to county road.
Simpson Place, bet
Harrison and Bryant fm
First W.
Sixt«enth, bet Fifteenth
and Seventeenth fm Har-
rison W to Castro.
South. Street. iV. side.
1 Illinois 2
101 Kentucky 100
201 Tennessee 200
Sixth
301 Minnesota 300
401 Indiana 400
501 Iowa 500
Burke
601 Pennsylvania av... 600
West EI Dorado ...
Seventh
701 Mississippi 700
801 Texas 800
South
901 Missouri 900
1001 Connecticut 1000
Hubbell
1101 Arkansas 1100
Eighth
1201 Wisconsin 1200
i;»l Carolina 1300
1401 De Haro 1400
1501 Rhode Island 1500
1601 Kansas 1600
1701 Vermont 1700
1801 Nebraska 1800
1901 Utah 1900
2001 Potrero avenue ....2000
2101 Jersev 2100
Hampshire 2200
2301 York 2.300
2401 Florida 2400
2.501 Columbia 2500
2601 Harrison 2600
2701
2801
2901
3001
3101
.3201
3301
3401
3501
17
29
101
113
123
201
211
227
301
313
329
401
501
601
701
801
901
1001
Folsom 2700
Shotwell
Howard 2800
Capp
Mission 2900
First avenue
Hotr avenue
LIda place
Rondell place
Valencia 3000
Second avenue
Guerrero 3100
GalinJo alley
Dolores 3200
Church ■ 3:fflO
Sanchez 3400
Noe and Market... 00
Castro
Sixteenth Avenue,
South S F. fm Islals Creek
to Water Front.
Sixteenth Avenue,
fm Presidio Reservation S.
Sixth, bet Fifth and Sev-
enth fm Market SK to Ten-
nessee.
Ea.it. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
Stevenson 16
Jessie 28
Mission 100
Minna 112
Natoma (fe)
Howard 200
T.;hania (6)
Clemeutiua (6)
Folsom 300
Shipley (6)
Clara
Harrison 400
Brvant 500
Tilli.rd
Brannan 600
Bluxome
Townsend 700
King
Berry 800
Channel
Hooper 900
Irwin
Hubbell 1000
South
Sixth Avenue, fm Pre-
sidio Reservation S to K.
Sixth Avenue, South S
F, fm Islals Creek to
Water Front.
Solano, bet Mariposa and
Butte fm the bay W to
Harrison.
Sonoma, bet Nevada and
Yolo fm the bay W to
Minnesota.
Sonoma Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Vallejo N.
Sonora, bet Kearny and
Dupont fm Green to
Union.
Sophie Terrace, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Piue N.
South, S of Hubbell SW
fm Kentucky to Center.
South A ven ue, fm
Crescent av NE to Holly
Park, B H.
South Parlc.bet Bryant,
Brannan, Second and
Third.
South Parh .411ey,
bet South Park and Bran-
nan fm Third E.
Soutli Park Avenue,
bet Second and Third fm
Brannan S.
South Park liane,
bet Bryant and Brannan
fm Central pi to Third.
Spear, bet Steuart and
Main fm Market SE to the
bay.
East. Street. W. side.
Market 2
Hodges Court
Mission 100
Howard 20O
Folsom 300
Harrison 400
Bryant (e)
SpofTord, bet Dupont and
Stockton fm Clay to Wash-
ington.
1
101
201
301
401
(e)
Spring, bet Montgomery
and Kearny fin Calllbmia
to Summer.
Spruce, bet Locust and
Maple fm California N.
St. Charles, bet Pacific
and Broadway fm Kearny
E.
St. < harles Place, bet
Vallejo and Green fm
Kearny W.
St. James Alley, bet
Post and Sutter fm Mason
E.
St. Joseph's Avenue,
bet Broderick and Baker
fm Turk N to Geary.
St. liOnls Alley, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Jackson S.
St. Mark's Place (see
Morton)
St. Mary's, bet Kearny
and Dupont fm Pine to
California.
St. Vincent (see Vincent)
Standish, fm California
av S to Powhattan, B H.
Stanford, bet Second and
Third fm Brannan to
Townsend.
Stanly Court, E s
Stanley pi bet Harrison
and Bryant.
Stanly Place, bet
First aud Second fm Har-
rison to S of Bryant.
Stanyan, betShrader and
Golden Gate Park fm Ful-
tim S.
Star, fm California av SE
to Franconia av, B H.
State, City Land Associa-
tion.
Steiner, bet Fillmore and
Pierce N fm Ridley to
Lewis.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Ridley 2
Kate 100
201 Waller 200
301 Haight 300
401 Page 400
501 Oak 500
601 Fell 600
701 Haves „ 700
801 Grove 800
901 Fulton 900
1001 McAllister 1000
1101 Tyler 1100
1201 Turk 1200
1301 Eddy 1300
1401 Ellis 1400
Byington
1501 O'FarreU 1500
1503 Elliot park
1601 Geary 1600
1701 Post 1700
1801 Sutter 1800
1901 Bush 1900
Wlldey
2001 Pine 2000
2101 California 2100
Perlne
2201 Sacramento 2200
2301 Clay 2.300
2401 Washington 2400
2501 Jackson 2500
2601 Pacific 2600
2701 Broadway 2700
2801 Vallejo 2800
2901 Green 2900
3001 Union 3000
3101 Filbert 3100
PIxley
3201 Greenwich 3200
Moulton
3.301 Lombard 3300
3401 Chestnut 84WO
:t501 Francisco 3500
3601 Bav 3600
3701 North Point 3700
3801 Beach 3800
3901 Jetferson 3900
4001 Tonquln 4000
(e) Lewis (e)
Steuart^ bet East and
Spear fm Market SE to the
bav.
Ewst. Street. W. side
1 Market 2
101 Mission 100
201 Howard 200
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1701
1801
1901
(e)
? . 301
TL
801 FolBom 300
(e) HarriBon (e)
Steveloe Place, bei
Ellis and O'Farrell fm
Jones B.
SteTeiiHon, bet Market
nnd Mission fm First SW.
S. E. Street. X. TI'. side.
1 Flrot 2
101 Second^V'.V.V.V".'.".'.'..' 100
(6) New Montgomery (b)
Annie
201 Tblrd 200
(6) Fourth (6)
401 Fifth 400
501 Sixth 500
601 Seventh 600
701 Eighth 700
801 Ninth 800
(6) Tenth (6)
(6) Kleventh (6)
Potter
Braily ■>
Crmker
Hermann
Twelfth (6)
Thirteenth (6)
Fourteenth (6)
Fifteenth (h)
•Sixteenth (b)
Seventeenth (ft)
Willow avenue
Kiphteenth 1700
Nineteenth 1800
Twentieth HOO
Twenty-tlrft (e)
Slevemton ATeniie,
8 s Valencia bet Hermann
and linidv.
Slocklon, bet Dupont
anil Powell N fm Market
to Keach.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Ellis... 2
101 O'Farrell 100
201 Geary 200
Morton 212
I'ost 300
Stockton place 308
Sutter 400
BuBh 500
Kmma 508
Pine 6fi0
California _ 700
Emmet place
Sacramento 800
cinv yoo
Washington 1000
Jackson 1100
Paciflc 1200
Polk lane 1232
Broadwav 1300
Vnllelo 1400
Card alley
Montgomery av....
Green 15)iO
Union 1600
Filbert 1700
Greenwich 1800
Lombard IIXK)
Newhnll
Chestnut 2000
Pleinvr
Francisco 2100
Hi»y 2200
2:«il Northl'olnl 2300
(e) Beach (e)
Stockton Place, het
Post and Sutter fm Du-
pont to Stockton.
Stone, bet Stockton and
Powell fm Washington to
.lackson.
Mtoiit'N Alley, bet I)u-
iiont and Stockton fhi
vVashluHton to Jackson.
MtrliiKliani, from Islais
Creek \V of Adele S to
Ileckir.
Sullivan, bet Carl ond
Graltan fm (Jolc M'.
Sullivan, fmt'ortlandav
S to ("rescent av, B U.
Sullivan, Ylsltiiclon Val-
ley.
Sullivan Alley, bet
Dupniit and Stockton fm
Paclllc to Jackson.
Sullivan AIIe,r, het
First and Second Im Mis-
sloii to Minna.
^ '
401
<
501
05
601
r^ 1
701
70!)
801
4S '
901
C«
1001
1101
OD
1201
0
l.iril
1401
c8
1413
.H
^
1501
1601
1701
^
1801
u
1901
Q
a«
2001
d
2101
jO
22(11
101
111
201
301
401
501
601
701
801
901
1001
1101
1201
l.'SOl
1401
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2;»1
2401
2501
2601
2701
Sullivan Alley, bet
Jacks(jn and Paciflc fm
Dupont W.
Samnier, bet Pine and
California fm Montgomery
to Kearny.
Sumner, bet Rosecrans
and Prentiss fm California
av S to Powhattan.
Sumner, bet Seventh and
Eighth fm Howard SE.
Sutter, bet Post and Bush
W fm Market to Central
av.
Sonth. Street. y. side.
1 Sansome & Market 2
Montgomery 100
Trinity 106
Lick place
Kearnv 200
Clara lane 204
Dupont 300
Stockton 400
Powell 500
Delaware court....
Mason 600
Taylor 700
Jones 800
Leavenworth 900
Hvde lOOO
Larkln 1100
Polk 1200
Van Ness avenue..l300
Franklin 1400
Gough 1.500
Oclavia IfiOO
Latuna 1700
Buchanan 1800
Webster 1900
Fillmore 2000
Steiner 2100
Pierce 2200
Scott 2.300
Devlsadero 2400
Broderick 2.500
Baker 2600
Lyon 2700
Central avenue (c)
Swan, fm Bernal SW to
Junction Marengo and
Bernal.
Sweeny, W s San Bruno
Road 1 miles tm City Hail.
Sweet, bet Taylor and
Jones fm Broadway to
Vallejo.
T, South S F, fm Seventh
av SW to Tenth av.
T, bet S and U fm Twelfth
av W.
Tara, San Miguel, W End
Map No 1.
Tay, bet Powell and
Mas6n fm Sacramento to
Clay.
Taylor, bet 3Iason and
Jones N fm Market to
JelTerson.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Tylor. 2
Turk 100
E<ldy 200
Ellis 300
O'Farrell 400
Geary 500
Oak place 504
Toylor place 516
Adelaide place
Post 800
Lewis
Sutter 700
Bush 800
Pine 900
Villa place i»08
California lOOO
Sacramento 1100
I'leasant - —
Clav 1200
Washington 1300
Jncksou _1400
Paclllc ....1500
Bernard
Brondwav 1000
Falcon place
Vallelo 1700
Green 1800
Lincoln
I'nlon 1900
Filbert 2000
Valparoiso 2012
Greenwich 210O
Lombard 2200
Montgomery av
2301
101
201
301
401
501
517
601
605
701
801
901
1001
mil
1115
1201
i:«ii
1401
1.501
l.5:«'>
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
1
101
201
301
401
(6)
(b)
701
(ft)
Chestnut 2300
Water
Houston '
2401 Francisco 2400
Vandewater
2501 Bay 2500
2601 North Point 2600
2701 Beach 2700
(e) Jefferson (e)
Taylor Place, bet Post
and Geary fm Taylor E.
Taylor Place, bet
Union and Filbert fm Tay-
lor E aud W.
Teliania.bet Howard and
Folsom fm First SW.
S. E. Street. N. W. side.
First 2
Second 100
Hubbard
Third 200
Fourth 300
Fifth 400
Sixth (6)
Seventh (b)
Eighth 700
Ninth (6)
Teliainn. S s Montezuma
S to Praspect place, B H.
Tehama Place, bet
Howard and Folsom fm
Firft NE.
Telegraph Place, bet
Greenwich and Lombard
fm Good-Children E.
TenneMKecbet Kentucky
and Mitnesota fm South 8
to Tulare.
Tenth, bet Ninth and
Eleventh fin Market SE
to Mission Creek.
East. Street. W. tide.
1 Market 2
101 Mission 100
201 Howard 200
225 Warren avenue
301 F<dsom 300
Sheridan
401 Harrison , 40i)
501 Bryant 500
Tenth Avenue, South S
F,fm Islais Creek to Water
Front.
Tenth Avenue, fm Pre-
sidio Kes'-rvation S to Q.
Terrace Vie«', bet
Kearny and Dupont fm
Francisco S.
TeviH, South S F, bet Von
Schmidt and Dock fm
AVater Front SW to county
line.
TevlH, bet Third and
Fourth fm King to Berry.
Texas, bet MiBsissippi
and Missouri fm Center S
to Tulare.
ThercNa, Academy Tract.
Third, bet Second and
Fourth tm Market SE to
Channel
East. .Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
19 Stevenson 20
37 Jessie (6)
101 Mission 100
117 Minna 118
131 Sherwood place
Everett 138
145 Hunt
201 Howard 200
223 Tehnma 224
Noble place 2:16
247 Clementina (t>)
301 Folsom 300
:«7 Verona
401 Harrison 400
417 Perry 418
4:t5 Silver 4;«>
501 Bryant 500
Park lane north....
519 South Park
mn Park lane south...
eol Brnnnaii fiOO
701 Townsend 700
King
801 Berry 800
Channel
Third Avenue, fm Pre-
sidio Reservation S to J.
Third Avenue. South
S F.fm Islais to Dry Dock.
Thirteenth, bet Twelfth
and Fourteenth fm Mis-
sion to Harrison.
Norih. Street. 8. side.
1 Mission 2
101 Howard 100
IslB
Bernlce
201 Folsom 200
Treat avenue
301 Harrison 300
Thirteenth Avenue,
fm Presidio Reservation
S toU.
Thirteenth Avenue,
South S F,fm Islais Creek
to Water Front.
Thirtieth, S of lay fm
Mission W to Bellevue.
Thirtieth Avenue, fm
Presidio Keservatiou S.
Thiriieth Avenue,
Soutli S F, fm Potrero av
S to countv line.
Thirty-eigrhth At.
euue, fm City Cemetery
S.
Thirty-eigrhth Av-
enue, South S F, Im Rail-
road av S to county line.
Thirty-tifth Avenue,
fm City CVmeterv S.
Thirty-finii Avenue,
South S K, fm Railroad av
S to county line.
Thirt.y-firttt Avenue,
tm I'resldio Keservatlon S.
Thirty-firht Avenue,
Soutli S F, Im Railroad av
8 to countv line.
Thirty - fourth Av-
enue, fm CItv Cemetery
8.
Thlrt:> - fourth Av-
enue, South S F, fm
Railroad av S to county
line.
Thirty - ninth Av-
enue, I'm City Cemetery
S.
Thirty - ninth Av-
enue, South g F, Im
Railroad av S tu county
iine.
Thirty - •econd Av-
enue, fm I'residio Res-
ervation S.
Thirty - Hecoud Av-
enue, South S F, fm
Railroad av S to county
Hue.
Thirty - seventh Av-
enue, fm City Cemetery
S.
Thirty - seventh Av-
enue, South S F, tm
Ballroad av S to county
line.
Thirty-nix th Avenue,
fm City Cemetery S.
Thirty-HlxthAvenue,
South S F, fm Railroad aT
S to countv line.
Thirty - third Av-
enue, fm City Cemetery
S.
Thirty - third Av-
enue, South S F, fm
Railroad av S to county
line.
ThonipHon Avenue,
bet Second and Third fm
Brannan S.
Tilden, W' s Noe bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth.
Tllford, bet Bryant and
Brannan ftn Sixth NE.
Toltin, VIsllaclon Volley.
TomaNit, till ('alllornia
avSKto Caillornlo av, B
H.
Tonqiiln, bet Jefferson
and lA'wIs W fm Larkln
to Presidio Reservation.
Torrcns Court, bet
Hyde and Larkln tm Clay
N.
Touchard, bet Jones aud
Leavenworth fm Pine S.
Townwend. bet Brannan
and King SW from First
to Eighth.
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STREET GUIDE.
63
S.H, street. X.W.aUle.
1 First 2
Japau
101 Second 100
Stanford
Clarence place
Hammond place...
201 Third 200
KItch
Liberty
Madden
Haggin
CrooK ^
301 Fourth 30O
401 Fifth 400
501 Si.xth 500
Gilbert
601 Seventh 600
Eighth
Treat Avenue, bet Fol-
som and Harrison fm
Thirteenth S to Serpentine
av.
JEast. Street. W. side.
1 Thirteenth 2
101 Fourteenth 100
201 Fifteenth 200
:J01 Sixteenth 300
401 Seventeenth 400
501 Eighteenth 500
601 Nineteenth 600
701 Twentieth 700
801 Twenty-flrst 800
!)01 Twent* -second.... 900
1001 Twenty -third ..J....1000
1101 Twenty-fourth 1100
1201 Twenty-titth i;03
1301 Twenty -si.\th 1300
(e; Serpentine av (e)
Trinitj-, bet Montgomery
and Kearny fm Sutter to
Bush.
Trinity Court, W s
Trinity bet Sutter and
Bush.
Truett, bet Clay and
Washington fm Mason W.'
Tulare, bet Murin and
Islais Creek channel fm
the bay W to Orleans.
Turk, bet Tyler and Eddy
W Im Junction Mason and
Market.
South. Street. A', side.
1 Market & Mason... 2
Margaret place 14
101 Taylor 100
201 Jones 200
301 Leavenworth 300
401 Hyde 400
Dodge
501 Larkin 500
601 Polk 600
701 Van Ness avenue. 700
801 Franklin... 800
'.Kll Gough 900
1001 Octavin ;000
1101 Latuua 1100
1201 Buchanan 1200
1301 Webster 1300
1401 Fillmore 1400
1501 Steiner 1500
1601 Pierce 1600
1701 Scott 1700
Seymour avenue...
1801 DeviKadero 1800
1901 Broderick lUOO
— — St. Joseph's av....
2001 Baker 2iK)0
2101 Lvon
2201 Lett
Masonic avenue...
Tweinii, bet Eleventh
andThirteenth fm Mission
SE to Harrison.
X.E. Street. S.W.side.
1 Mission 2
Glen Park avenue. 26
101 Howard 100
201 Folsom 200
Isls
• — - Bernlce
(e) Harrison (e)
Tweirtli .\venue, fm
Presidio Reservation S to
T.
Twelftli Avenue,
South S F, fm Islais Creek
to Water Front.
TM-entieth, bet Nine-
teenth and Twenty-flrst
fm Hani Bon W to Doug-
lass.
South. Street. jV. side.
1 Massachusetts 2
101 Delaware lOO
201 Maryland 200
301 Loulsianla :i00
401 Georgia 400
501 Michigan 500
601 Illinois 600
701 Kentucky 700
801 Tennessee 800
901 Minnesota. 900
1001 Indiana 1000
1101 Iowa 1100
1201 Pennsylvania av...l200
1301 Mississippi 1300
1401 Texas 1400
1501 Missouri 1500
1601 Connecticut. 1600
1701 Arkonsas 1700
1801 Wlscontln..... 1800
1901 Carolina 1900
2001 De Haro 2000
2101 Rhode Island 2100
2201 Kansas 2200
2301 Vermont 2300
Nebraska 2400
2.501 Utah.. 2600
2601 Potrero avenue 2600
2701 Jersey 2700
2801 Hampshire 2800
2901 York 2900
3001 Florida 3000
3101 Columbia 3100
3201 Harrison 3200
Treat avenue
3301 Foisom 3300
Shotwell.......
3401 Howard 3400
Capp
3501 Mission 3500
Jessie
Stevenson
3601 Valencia .3600
3701 Guerrero 3700
;«01 Dolores 3800
3901 Church .39C0
4001 Sanchez 4000
4101 Noe 4100
4201 Castro 4200
4:»1 Diamond 4;J0O
Douglass
Ti«'entietta Avenue,
fm Presidio Beservation
S.
Tvventietli Avenue,
South S F, fm A N to
L'tah.
Twentj-eigUtli, bet
Duncan ana Valley fm Old
San Jot6 Road W to Bel-
levue.
South. Street. JV. side.
1 Guerrero 2
101 Dolores 100
201 Church 200
301 Sanchez 300
401 Noe 400
,501 Castro 500
ail Diamond 600
701 Douglass 700
801 Ellen 800
(e) Bellevue (e)
Twent.v-eiglitli Av-
enue, tm Presidio Eeser-
vatidu S.
Twentj-elghtli Av-
enue, South S F, fm Po-
trero av S to county line.
Twentj--lilltli,bet Tweu-
ty-lburth and Twenty-
Bi.\th fm Pot;rero av W to
High.
Soiitli. Street. N. side.
1 Potrero avenue 2
101 Hampshire 100
201 York 200
301 Bryant avenue 300
401 Columbia 400
501 Alabama 500
601 Harrison 600
Treat avenue
701 Folsom 700
Shotwell
801 Howard 800
Capp
901 Mission 900
Bartlett
1001 Valencia 1000
San Jos6 avenue...
1101 Guerrero 1100
1201 Dolores 1200
i;«)l Church 1300
Vlcksburg
1401 Sanchez 1400
1501 Noe 1500
1001 Co^tro 1600
1701 Diamond 1700
1801 Douglass 1800
1901 Ellen 1900
(e) Bellevue (e)
TwentyfifKh Avenue
fm Presidio Reservation
S.
Twenty-fifth -Avenue
South S F,fm WaterFront
N to Railroad av.
Twenty -first, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-second
fm Potrero av W to Doug-
lass
South. Street. JV. side.
1 Potrero av 2
Jersey 100
201 Hampshire 200
Bryant avenue
301 York 300
Florida 400
Alabama
501 Columbia 500
601 Harrison 600
Treat avenue
701 Folsom 700
Shotwell
801 Howard 800
Capp
901 Mission 900
Bartlett
1001 Valencia 1000
1101 Guerrero 1100
Fair Oaks
1201 Dolores 1200
Chattanooga
1301 Church 1300
Vlcksburg
1401 Sanchez 1400
1501 Noe 1500
1601 Castro 1600
Sherman
1701 Diamond 1700
Eureka
1801 Douglass 1800
Twenty-flrstA venue,
fm Presidio Reservations.
Twenty-firtttAvenue,
South S F, fm A N to
Silver av.
T»venty - fourth, bet
Twenty-third and Twen-
ty-fifth fm Potrero av W
to Bellevue.
South. Street. iV. side.
1 Potrero avenue 2
101 Hampshire 100
201 York 200
301 Br. ant avenue 300
401 Columbia 400
501 Alabama 500
601 Harrison 600
Treat avenue
701 Foisom 700
Shotwell
801 Howard 800
Capp
901 Mission 900
Bartlett
1001 Valencia 1000
San Jos6 avenue...
1101 Guerrero 1100
Fair (Mks
1201 Dolores 1200
Chattanooga
i;j01 Church i 1300
Vlcksburg
1401 Sanchez 1400
1501 Noe 1500
1601 Castro 1600
1701 Diamond 1700
1801 Douglass ....1800
1901 Ellen 1900
Bellevue
Twenty - fourth Av-
enue, fm Presidio Res-
ervation S.
Twentj- - fourth Av-
enue, South S F, (m
Water Front N to Railroad
av.
Twenty -ninth, bet Val-
ley and Day fm Mission
W to Bellevue.
Twenty - ninth Av-
enue, fm Presidio Res-
ervation S.
Twent.y • ninth Av-
enue, South S F, fm Po-
trero av S to county line.
Twrenty - second, bet
Twenty-flrst and Twenty-
third fm Potrero av W to
Ocean Road.
South. Street. iV. side.
1 Potrero avenue 2
101 Hampshire 100
201 York 200
301 Bryant avemae 300
401 Columbia 400
501 Alabama 500
601 Harrison 600
Treat avenue
701 Folsom 700
Shotwell
801 Howard 800
Capp
901 Mission 900
Bartlett
1001 Valencia 1000
San Jos6 avenue ..
1101 Guerrero 1100
Fair Oaks
1201 Dolores 1200
Chattanooga
1301 Church 1300
Vlcksburg
1401 Sanchez 1400
1501 Noe 1500
1601 Castro 1600
Sherman
1701 Diamond 1700
Eureka
1801 Douglass 1800
Twenty - aecond Av-
enue, fm Presidio Res-
ervation S.
Twenty - second Av-
enue, South S F, fm A
N to Silver av.
Twenty - seventh, bet
Army and Duncan fm Old
San Jos6 Road W to Belle-
vue.
South. Street. iV. side.
1 Guerrero 2
101 Dolores 100
201 Church 200
301 Sanchez 300
401 Noe 400
501 Castro 500
601 Diomond 600
701 Douglass 700
801 Ellen 800
(e) Bellevue (e)
Twenty-seventh Av-
enue, fm Presidio Res-
ervation S.
Twenty-seventh Av-
enue, South S F, fm
Railroad av S to county
line.
Twenty - sixth, bet
Twenty-tifth and Army
fm York to Bellevue.
South. Street. N. side.
1 York 2
101 Bryant avenue 100
201 Columbia 200
301 Alabama 300
401 Harrison 400
Treat avenue
501 Folsom 500
Shotwell
601 Howard 600
Capp
701 Mission 700
Bartlett
801 Valencia 800
San Jos6 avenue...
901 Guerrt^ro 900
1001 Dolores 1000
1101 Church 1100
1201 Sanchez 1200
1301 Noe 1300
1101 Castro 1400
1501 Diamond 1500
1601 Douglass 1600
1701 Ellen 1700
(e) Bellevue (c)
Twenty - sixth Av-
enue, fm i'resldlo Res-
ervation S.
Twenty - sixth Av-
enue, South S F, fm
Water Front N to Rail-
road av.
Twenty-third, bet
Twenty-second and Twen-
ty-fourth fm Potrero av W
to Douglass.
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Swith. Street. N. side.
1 Potrero avenue 2
101 Hampshire 100
201 York 200
301 Bryant avenue 300
401 Columbia 400
501 Alabama 500
601 Harrison GOO
Treat avenue
701 Folsom 700
Shotwell
801 Howard 800
Capp
901 Jllsslon 900
Bartlett
1001 Valencia 1000
San Jos6 avenue...
1101 Guerrero ....1100
Fair Oaks
1201 Dolores 1200
] Chattanooga
1301 Church 1300
I Vlcksburg
I 1401 Sanchez 1400
1501 Noe_ 1500
1601 Castro 1600
I 1701 Diamond 1700
[ Eureka
I 1801 Douglass 1800
I Twenty - thirtl At-
1 on lie, fm Presidio Res-
ervation S.
Twenty - tblrd Av-
enue, South S F, fm A
I north to O.
Tyler, bet McAllister and
Turk W fm Junction Tay-
lor and Market.
South. Street. iV. side.
1 Market and Taylor 2
Jones 100
Leavenworth 200
Dale place
Charles _
Hvdo 300
Larkln 400
Polk 500
Van Ness avenue. 600
Franklin 700
Goush 800
(tctavia 900
Launna 1000
Buchanan 1100
Webster 1200
Flllniorc 1.300
Stelner 1400
Pierce 1500
Scott 1600
Seymour avenue...
1701 Devlsadero 1700
1801 Broderlck 1800
1901 Baker 1900
2001 Lyon 2000
2101 Lott 2100
(e) Masonic avenue... (e)
C bet T and V fm Thir-
teenth av W.
Union, bet Green and
Filbert W fm Front to
Presidio Reservation.
South. Street. J^. side.
1 Front 2
101 Battery ;... 100
Gaines
aoi Sansi.me 200
Calhoun
301 Montgomery 300
323 Vincent
401 Kearny 400
- Filbert place 406
407 Soiiora
4 lit Lafayette place
Varennes 420
501 Dupont .WO
Cadell alley 508
509 Bannam place
.latsper place 518
523 Union place
535 Graham place
001 Stockton 000
Montfonierv av....
701 Powell TOO
717 AupURloUey
801 Mason 800
901 Taylor _.- 900
Eliza place
1001 Jones 1000
Bay View place
1101 Leavenworth 1100
8harp place
1201 Hyde 1200
West End alley....
Moore place
101
201
301
401
501
601
701
801
901
1001
1101
1201
i:«i
1401
1501
1601
1301 Larkln 1300
1401 Polk ...1400
1501 Van Ness avenue. 1.500
IfiOl Franklln„ IfiOO
1701 Gough 1700
1801 Octavia 1800
1901 Laguna IflOO
2001 Buchanan 2000
2101 Webster 2100
2201 FlUmore 2200
2.301 Stelner 2.300
2401 Pierce 2400
2511 Scott 2500
.2601 Devlsadero 2600
2701 Broderlck 2700
2801 Baker 2800
Union Alley, fm Union
pi.
Union Avenue, fm
Laurel av E to San Bruno
Road, B H.
Union Place, bet Du-
pont and Stockton fm
Green to Union.
Union Square, bet
Powell, Stockton, Post and
Geary.
Univemit.v, bet College
and I'rinceton fm Silver
av S, U M T.
Utah, bet Nebraska and
Potrero av fm Mission
Creek S to Precita Creek
and fm Islals Creek S,
South S.F.
V, bet U and W' fin Four-
teenth av W.
Valencia, bet Guerrero
and Mission fm Market S
to Twenty-ninth.
East. Street. W. side.
1 Market 2
15 Stevenson avenue
101 Hermann lOO
201 Ridley 200
209 Quinn 208
Brosnan
301 Fourteenth .300
401 Fifteenth 400
.501 Sixteenth 500
eOI Seventeenth 600
611 Cedar lane
617 Willows avenue....
701 Eighteenth 700
801 Nineteenth 800
Columbia 820
901 Twentieth 900
— - Liberty
1001 Twenty-flrst 1000
1101 Twenty-second ....1100
1201 Twenty-third 1200
i:»l Twenty-fourth ....1300
1401 Twentv-flfth 14O11
1501 Twenty-sixth 1500
Serpentine avenue
Vallejo, bet Broadway
ami tireen W fm Davis.
South Street. N. side
1
101
201
301
401
SOI
601
701
^801
001
1001
1101
1201
Davis (d)
Front
Battery 100
Goat alley
Sansome 200
Hall alley
Ohio
Hodnes alley
Bartol
Montgomery aOO
Kearny 400
Plnckney
Sonoma place
Pollaril place
Margaret place
Dupont 500
Montgomery av ...
Vallejo place
Agnes lane
Stockton «.. 800
Maiden lane
Morey alley
Wheelock place
Powell 70O
Washoe place
O'Connell place ....
Mason 800
Vallejo court
Taylor 900
Sweet
Florence
Jones 1000
Leavenworth 1100
H.vde 1200
White
1301 Larkln 1300
1401 Polk 14(/0
1501 Van Ness avenue..l500
1601 Franklin 1600
1701 Gough 1700
1801 < ictavia 1800
1901 Laguna 190O
2001 Buchanan 2000
2101 Webster 2100
2201 Fillmore 2200
zm Stelner 2:100
2401 Pierce 2400
2.501 Scott 2500
2601 Devlsadero 2G00
2701 Broderlck 2700
2801 Baker 2800
2901 L.von 2900
:mi Central avenue 3000
3101 Walnut 3100
3201 Laurel 3200
:«»1 Locust 3300
3401 Spruce »100
(e) Maple (e)
Vallejo Court, (or Ter-
racr) bet Mason and Tay-
lor im A alleto S.
Vallejo Place, bet
Montgomery av and Stock-
ton fm Vallejo S.
Valley, bet Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth
fm Old San Jos6 Koad W
to Bellevue.
Valparaiso, bet Filbert
and Greenwich Im Mason
to Jones.
Van Ketth Avenue, bet
Polk and Franklin N fm
Market to Lewis.
West. Street. E. side.
1 Market and Oak... 2
Hickory avenue...
101 Fell 100
109 Linden avenue
201 Hayes 200
Ivy avenue....
.301 Grove 300
Birch avenue
401 Fulton 400
Ash avenue.
501 McAllister SCO
Locust avenue
601 T.vler 600
Elm avenue
701 Turk 700
Laurel avenue
801 Eddy .-800
M'lllow avenue
901 Ellis 900
!)f)<) (llive avenue 908
]0()1 U'Farrell 1000
1009 Myrtle avenue 1008
1101 Geary UOO
C'edar avenue
1201 Post 1200
W alnut avenue
liiOi Sutter 1300
13U Fern avenue 1310
1401 Bush 1400
1409 .\ustln 1408
1.501 Piue 1.5qD
1601 California 1600
1701 Sacramento 1700
1801 Clay 1800
1901 Washington 1900
2001 Jackson 2000
2101 Paclllc 2100
2201 Broadway 2200
2301 Vallejo 2;i00
Bonlta
2401 Green 2400
2501 Union 2500
2601 Filbert 2600
2701 Greenwich 2700
2801 Lombard 2800
2901 Cllcstnut 2900
;«01 Francisco ;i000
3101 Bay 3100
3201 North Point 3200
3:«1 Beach Vim
3401 Jcflerson 3400
;«01 Tonquin 3500
(e) Lewis (e)
Vandewater, bet Fran-
cisco and Bay ftn Powell
to Taylor.
Varennes, bet Kearny
and Dupont fm Union to
Filbert.
VaBNar Place, bet Sec-
ond and Third fm Harri-
son SE.
Vermehr Place, bet
Post and Sutter fm Keamy
E.
Vermont, bet Kansas
and Nebraska fm Mission
Creek to Precita Creek and
fm Silver nv N, Souths. F.
Vernon Place, bet Fol-
som and Harrison fm Sec-
ond W.
Vernon Place, bet
Green and Union fin Hyde
E.
Vernon Place, bet
Mason and Taylor fm
Jackson S.
Verona, bet Folsom and
Harrison fm Third NE.
VickHburp, bet Church
and Sanchez fm Twent\-
firet S to Twentv-flfth.
Ecust. Street. W.side.
1 Twenty-first 2
101 Twentv-second 100
201 Twentv-thlrd 200
301 Twentv-fourth 300
fe) Twentv-flfth (e)
Villa Place, bet Pine
and Calilbruia fm Taylor
E.
Vincent, bet Blontgom-
ery and Kearny ftn Green
to Union.
Virginia, bet Ohio and
New York fm Water Front
S to First av.
Virginia, bet Stockton
and Powell I'm Washing-
tun to Pacific.
Virsinia Avenue, fm
California av SE to Cher-
ubnsco, B H.
Virginia Place, bet
Pine and CalUoruia fm
Itnjiunt W.
Virginia Place, bet
Powell and Stockton flm
Broadway to Pacific.
Vlscher Place, bet
Market and Mission fm
Beale E.
Vltiiiacion, Vlsitacion
Val'ev.
Voiiclit, E of San Bruno
Road 4 nilies fni CltyHall.
Von Kelt III I dt, .South 8
F, bet I'ollock and Tevls
fm Wat(!r Front 8W to
county line.
Vorrath Place, bet
Bush and Pine fm Larkln
E
Hr,' south of V fm Fifteenth
av W.
Uralbridg-e, Vlsitacion
Valley.
Wall Place, bet Leav-
enwoith and Hyde fm
Jackson N.
llVallace Place, bet
Kearny and Dupont ttu
California N.
Waller, bet Ridley and
Haight W fm Octavia and
Market.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Market A Octavia.. 2
101 Laguna loO
201 Buchanan 200
301 Webster .100
401 Fillmore 400
501 Stelner .500
601 Pierce fiOO
701 Scott 7fX)
801 Devi.sadero 800
901 Broderlck 900
Public Park
1201 Lott 1200
1301 Masonic avenue... i:«)0
1401 Ashhury 1400
1501 Clayton 1.500
1601 Cole HiOO
1701 Shrader 1700
Walnut, bet Central av
and Laurel fm Callturnla
N.
Walnut Avenue, bc!t
Post and Suiter fm Larkln
to Lagima.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Larkln 2
101 I'olk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
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anklin 300
401 Gough 400
501 Octavia 500
(e) Laguna (e)
IVard, fm Cortland av S
to Crescent av. B H.
Wnrden, bet Stockton
and Powell fm Francisco
to Bay.
IVarren, S s Thirtieth
betWhItne.v and Bartlett
S to Palmer.
IVarren Avenue, het
Howard and Folsom fm
Tenth NE.
fVashingrton, bet Clay
and Jackson W fm Ea.«t.
South. Street. N. side.
1 Kast 2
101 Drumm 100
201 Davis 200
217 Cedar
301 Front 300
401 Battery 400
■ Custom House pi... 412
501 Sansome „.. 500
— — .Tones alley -532
601 Montgomery 600
Montgomery av
641 Dunbar alley
701 Kearny 700
727 Brenbam place ...
• Washington alley.. 744
801 Dupont 800
811 Waverlv place
823 Spofford
Stout's or Ross aL 828
901 Stockton 900
907 Havens place
913 Hopeton Terrace .
Virginia 914
Stone 918
1001 Powell 1000
1007 Codman place
1017 Wetmore place. ...
1101 Mason 1100
Adona place 1106
1201 Taylor 120.'<
Camllle place
1301 Jones 1300
1319 Priest
1325 Reed
1401 Leavenworth 1400
1501 Hyde 1500
IBOl Larkln 1600
1701 Polk 1700
1801 Van Ness avenue..l800
1901 Franklin 1900
2001 Gough 2000
2101 Octavia 210O
2201 Laguna 2200
2301 Buchanan 2100
2401 Webster 2400
2501 Fillmore 2.500
2601 Stelner 2600
Alta Plaza
2801 Scott 2800
2901 Devlsadero 2900
3001 Broderick 3000
3101 Baker 3100
3201 Lyon 3200
3301 Centralavenne 3:j00
3401 Walnut 3400
3501 Laurel 3500
3601 Locust 3600
3701 Spruce 3700
3801 Maple .„ 3800
3901 Cherry 3900
(e) First avenue (e)
liVaNlilngton Alley,
bet Kearny and Dupont
fm Washington to Jack-
son.
IVaNlilnigton Avenue
bet Ninth and Tenth fm
Mihsion to Howard.
IrVafiiliinKton Avenue
bet Folsom and Columbia
pi fm Precita av S, B H.
IVaslilngton Square,
bet Wiiutgomery av and
Powell, Stockton, Fibert
and Union.
IVaHlioe Place, bet
Powell and Mason fmVal-
lejo N.
IVater, bet Chestnut and
Francisco fm Mason to
Taylor.
fVater Front, fm coun-
ty line northerly along
the bav to Shasta.
Waverly Place, bet
Dupont and Stockton fm
Sacramento to Washing-
ton.
IVayland, bet Bacon
andWoolsev fm San Bruno
Road W. IT M T.
Wayne, bet Gates and
Kosciusko fm Cortland av
S.
Webb, bet Montgomery
and Kearny fm California
to Sacramento.
W^ebb Place, bet Green
and Union fm Mason W.
Webster, bet Montgom-
ery and Kearny Im Lom-
bard to Chestnut.
Webster, bet Buchanan
and Fillmore N fm Kate
to Lewis.
West. Street. E. side-
1 Kate 2
Germania
101 Waller 100
201 Haight 200
Rose avenue
301 Page 300
Lilv avenue
401 Oak 400
Hickory avenue ...
501 Fell 500
Linden avenue
601 Hayes 600
Ivy avenue
701 Grove _„ 700
Birch avenue
801 Fulton 800
Ash avenue
901 McAllister 900
Locust avenue
1001 Tyler 1000
Elm avenue
1101 Turk 1100
Laurel avenue
1201 Eddy 1200
1301 Ellis 1300
1309 Byington
1401 O'Farrell 1400
1501 Geary 1500
1601 Post 1600
1701 Sutter 1700
1801 Bush 1800
Wlldey
1901 Pine 1900
2001 California 2000
2101 Sacramento ._ 2100
2201 Clav 2200
2301 Washington 2300
2401 Jackson 2400
2501 Pacific 2500
2601 Broadway 2600
2701 Vallejo 2700
2801 Green 2800
2901 Union 2H00
.3001 Filbert 3O0O
Plxley
3101 Greenwich 3100
Moulton
3201 Lombard 3200
3301 Chestnut 3300
3401 Francisco 3400
;»01 Bav 3500
.3601 North Point 3600
3701 Beach 3700
:J801 Jetlerson 3800
.3901 Tonauin 3900
(e) Lewis (e)
Weldon, S s Crescent av
nr San Bruno Road.
Wells Avenue, bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
fm Dolores to Church.
W^ells Court, bet Du-
uont and Stockton fm
Lombard S.
Welsh, bet Bryant and
Brannan fm Zoe to 8W of
Fourth.
W^est Avenue, fm San
Josg Riiart nr Cortland av
SE to Holly Park.
West El Dorado, bet
South and Eureka SW fm
Sixth to Center.
West-£nd Alley, bet
Hyde and Larlcln fm
Greeu to Union.
West Mission, W s Mis-
sion bet Twelfth and
Thirteenth.
W^etniore Place, bet
Powell and Mason fm Clay
to Washington.
Wtaeeloch Place, bet
Stockton and Powell Im
Vallejo N.
Wtaite, bet Hyde and
Larkin fm Vallejo N.
W^taite Place, bet Sev-
enth and Eighth fm
Bryant SE.
WTiite's Place, bet Sut
ter and Bush fm Jones E.
W^biting:, bet Lombard
and Chestnut fm Dupont E.
■Whitney, bet Missinn
and Howard fm Fifteenth
to Sixteenth.
Whitney, bet Dame and
Warren fm Thirtieth S to
Palmer.
Wildey, bet Pine and
Bush fm Webster to
Stelner.
Willard, fm N s Grat-
tan N to Golden Gate
Park.
William, bet Taylor and
Jones fm O'Farrell to
Post.
West. Street. E. side.
1 O'FarreU 2
101 Geary 100
(e) Post (e)
W^illiam Place, bet
CalllDrniaand Sacramento
fm Davis W.
W^illianis, bet Goettin-
gen and Holvoke fm Silver
av S. U M T.
Williamson, bet Boyce
and Chase fm Point Lobos
av N.
Willow, bet Fifth and
Sixth fm Folsom to Ship-
ley.
Willow Avenue, bet
Eddy and Ellis fm Larkln
^ to Buchanan.
South. Street. JV. side.
1 Larkln 2
101 Polk 100
201 Van Ness avenue.. 200
,301 Franklin m)
401 Gough 400
.501 Octavia .500
601 Laguna 600
Buchanan
Willows Avenuts bet
Seventeenth and Eigh-
teenth fm Valencia to
Mission.
Winaus Alley, bet
Howard and Tehama fm
Eighth E.
Winkle, S of San Bruno
Road 4 miles fm CltyHall.
W^inslOM% fm California
av 8 to I'ovvhattan, B H.
W^inter liane, bet Green
and Union fm Mason E.
^Visconsln, bet Arkan-
sas and Carolina fm Eighth
S to Napoleon.
Wolfe, tm California av E
I to Isabel, BH.
Wood, bet Eugenia and
Collins fm Point Lobos av
N.
■Wool, fm North av S to
Cortland av, B H.
Woolsey, bet Wayland
and Dwlghtfm San Bruno
RoadW, UMT.
Worden, bet Stockton
and Powell fm Francisco
N.
Wyoming, bet Dacotah
and Ohio fm Islais B to
First av.
Yale, bet Amherst and
Cambridge fm Silver av S.
UMT.
Yerba Bnena, bet Ma-
son and Taylor fm Sacra-
mento to Clay.
Yolo, bet Nevada and Co-
lusa fm the bay W to Po
trero av.
Yorfe, bet Hampshire and
Florida fm Mission Creek
S to Twenty-first, thence
E to Hampshire, thence S
to Serpentine av.
Yuba, bet Colusa and Yolo
fm the bay W to Iowa.
Zini, fm Napoleon 8 to
Schneider.
Zoe, bet Third and Fourth
fm Brvant to Brannan.
Zoe Place, bet Beale
and Fremont fm Folsom
SE.
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BUILDINGS, BLOCKS, ROWS, WHARVES, ETC.
PUBLIC BUILDLNGS.
Auis House, San Miguel or MiBsion Ocean House
Road, m miles from City Hall
City Hall (new), bet McAllister, Larkin, and Park Av
City Hall (old) , E s Kearny, bet Merchant and Wash.
County Hospital, E s Potrero Av, bet Twenty-second
and Twenty-tbird
County Jail, N s Broadway, bet Kearny and Dupont
Custom House, NW cor Washingtcn and Battery
Hall of Records, S s McAllister, nr Leavenworth
House of Correction, Old San Jose Koad, 5 miles from
City Hall
Industrial School, Old San Jos6 Road, 5 miles from
City Hall
Post Office, NW cor Washington and Battery
Twenty-sixth St. Hospital (small-pox), S s Colusa, nr
De Haro
United States Appraiser's Store, E s Sansome, bet
Washington and Jackson
United States Marine Hospital, Presidio Reservation,
nr Mounlain Lake
United States Mint, NW cor Mission and Fifth
United States Sub Treasury. (ilO Commercial
BUILDINGS.
Academy, N s Pine, bet Montgomery and Sansome
Alhambra, 325 Bush
Alta California, 529 California
Armory Hall, NE cor Montgomery and Sacramento
' Bancroft's, 721-725 Market
' Bank California, NW cor California and Sansome
I Bernis', 026 California
Bradbury. 52 Second
Brittau's, 8W cor California and Davis
; Capital, NW cor Kearny and Pine
Central Pacific RR.Co.'s, NE cor Fourth and Townsend
I Change House ( Stevenson's), 8W cor Montgomery and
California
I Chronicle, NE cor Kearny and Bush
Cochituate. 213 and 215 Sansome
Cogswell's, SE cor Front and Clark
College. 21 Post
Colton's, 220 Third
Commercial, NW cor Pine and Battery
: Crook's, SE cor Mission and Third
! Cunningham's, SE cor Market and Second
Davidson's, NW cor Montgomery and Commercial
J Dividend (or Morrison's) , NW cor Pine and Leld.
Dolan's, NE cor Third and Hunt
Donoboe, Kelly & Co.'s, SE cor Montgomery and Sac.
I Dooly's, NW cor Sansome and Sutter
Duncan's, 411 J« California
I Exempt Fire Company, W s Brenham PI, opp Plaza
Express, NE cor California and Montgomery
I Firemen's Fund Insurance Co.'s, 8W cor California
! and Sansome
Frank's, W s Brenham PI, opp Plaza
Franklin. 40<;-410 California
Friedlander's, NE cor California and Sansome
German Savings and Loon Society's, 526 California
Halleck, NE cor Sansome and Halleck
Hayward's, 415-423 California
Hibernia Savings and Loan Society, NE cor Mont-
I gomery and Market
] Howard's, .")21 and 523 Montgomery
'■ Johnson's, N s Sutter, bet Montgomery and Kearny
Le Count's, 417 aiontgouiery
I Levison Brothers', 134 Sutter
Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Co., NE
cor California and Leldesdorlf
London and San Francisco Bank, NW cor California
; and Loidesdortr
Masonic Temple, NW cor Montgomery and Post
Maynard's, NW cor California and Battery
McCreiry's, NE and SE corners Montgomery and Pine
Mechanics' Institute, 27 Post
Mechanics' Pavilion, E g Eighth, bet Market and
I Mission
Mercantile Library, 216 Bush
Merchants' Exchange, SsCal., bet Mont, and San.
Merritt's. NW cor California and Driimm
Metropolitnn Teiuplf, NE cor Fifth and Jessie
Morrlaoji's, NW cor Pine and Leidcsdorff
Murphv, Grant k Co.'s, NE cor Sansome and Bush
Naglee's, SW cor Montgomery and Merchant
Niantic, NW cor Clay and Siinsome
Nucleus, SE cor Market and Third
Odd Fellows', 323-327 Montgomery
Olympic, 119 Post
Pacific Bank. NW cor Sansome and Pine
Pacific Exchange, 316 Montgomery
Parrott's. NW cor Sacramento and Montgomery
Phoenix, SW cor Sansome and Jackson
Pioneers', 808 Montgomery
Reese's, 716-722 Washington
Safe Deposit Co.'s, SE cor Montgomery and California
San Francisco Gas Co.'s, First, Howard, and Natoma
San Francisco Savings Union, NE cor Cal. and Webb
San Francisco Stock Exchange, S s Pine, bet Sansome
and Montgomery
Sather's, NE cor Montgomery and Commercial
Savings and Loan Society's, 017-621 Clay
Sherman's, NE cor Montgomery and Clay
St. Ann's, NW cor Powell and Eddy
St. Mark's, SW cor Kearny and Morton
Stevenson's (now Change House) , SW cor Montgomery
and California
Sullivan's, SW cor Dupont and Pacific
Tallant k Co.'s, NE cor California and Battery
The Howard, NW cor Stockton and O'Farrell
The Real Estate Associates, 230 Montgomery
Tucker's, NW cor Montgomery and Sutter
Union Insurance Co.'s. 416 and 418 California
United States Appraiser's, E s Sansome, bet Wash-
ington and Jackson
United States Court, NE cor Battery and Washington
Webb's' 37 Second
Wells', SW cor Montgomery and Clay
West End Studio, NW cor Broadway and Larkin
White House, NW cor Kearny and Post
Whiting's, SE cor Sansome and Pine
Yoting Men's Christian Association, 232 Sutter
HALLS.
Alldaces, SW cor Bush and Devisadero
American Protestant Association, 713 Mission
Anthony's (now Tittel's), 417 Bush
Apollo, 808 Pacific
Archery, 1155 and 1157 Mission
Armory, 134 Fourth
Barra's, 118 First
B'nai li'rith, 110 and 121 Eddy
Cambrian, 1133 Mission
Carll's, 1328 bush
Centennial, 421 Hayes
Champion, N s Butte, bet Tennessee and Kentucky
Charter Oak, 771 Market
Columbus, S s Stevenson, bet Third and Annie
Crusader, ll.')9 Mission
Dashaway, 139 Post
Docking's. 409 Mouigomery Av
Druids', 413 Sutter
Golden Gate, 1(;22 Pacific Av
Grand Army of the Republic, 71 New Montgomery
Grand Central, 997 Market
Grand Western. 1.328 Bush
Hare's, Tenth Av, South 8. F.
Hibernia, 246 Third
Hoag's, SW cor Sutter and Powell
Horticultural. W s Stockton, bet Post and Sutter
Huddy's. 909 )« Market
Humboldt. SE cor Mission and Erie
Improved Order Red Men's, 320 Post
Independence. 39 Fourth
Independent Order Red Men's, 510 Bush
Irish American. 816 and 818 Howard
Irish Confederation, 751 Market
Kesslng's. cor Twenty-first and Howard
King's. 2131 Mission
Knight's of Pythias, 915 Market
Lafayette, 730 Montgomery
IJbertv, 801 Market
Lincoln, 413 Third
Manuerbund, W s Potrero Av, bet Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-fifth
Masonic Temple, NW cor Montgomery and Post
Mayberry's, E s Mission, bet Twentieth and Twentj--
flrat
MechanicB', SW cor First and Stevenson
Mechanics' Institute, 27 Post
Mercantile Library's, 216 BuHh
Mowry's Opera, SW cor Grove and Lafruna
Myrtle, W s Railroad Av. bet Seventh and Eighth Ave
National Armory, 324 Post
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY °°*>'' *?„!!'^i cV^sT"*"'""
I HAPnnMniinU Cumberland, lehigh Axn exgi^ish foundry coke.
it mnUUl/ilUUUn, 41 MarUet street, corner Spear.
HALLS, BLOCKS, BOWS, WHAEVES, ETC.
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KatioDBl Republican, 1113 Miseion
Odd Fellows', 325 Montgomery
Ono, 1883 Mission
Philharinouic, NE cor Stockton and Jackson
Pixley, NE cor Pacific and Volk
Piatt's, 21G Montgomery
Kiggers' and Stevedores', 429 Pacific
Sanders', 71 New Montgomery
Scollay's, 1521 Stockton
St. Cyprian's, NW cor Jackson and Virginia
St. Joseph's, W 8 Tenth, bet Howard and Folsom
St. Peter's Temperance, E s Alabama, bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Tammany, cor Folsom and Eighth
Terpslchorean,N s Pacific, nr Stockton
Teutonia, 1322 Howard
Tlttel's, 417 Bush
Turn Verein (Eureka), E s Powell, bet Cal. and Pine
Turn Verein (old) , N s Bush, bet Stockton and Powell
Turn Verein (San Francisco) , S s Turk, bet Leaven-
worth and Hyde
Union, S s Howard, bet Third and Fourth
Veterans', 516 Bryant
Washington, 35 Eddy
Young Men's Christian Association, 232 Sutter
BLOCKS.
Abmoey, NW cor New Montgomery and Howard
Astor, (i25-(i33 Sacramento
Belden's, SW cor Bush and Montgomery
Broadway, NW cor Broadway and Kearny
California, SE cor California and Battery
Center, S s Sixteenth, bet Folsom and Shotwell
Commercial, SE cor California and Front
Court, 630 Clay and G41 Merchant
Cunningham's, SE cor Market and Second
Custom House, SE cor Sansome and Sacramento
Frank's, NW cor Sansome and Washington
Front Street, E s Front, from Clay to Washington
Harpending, S s Market, bet First and Second
Howard's, 627 Third
Lick House, W s Montgomery, from Post to Sutter
Martin's, Ss Market, bet Seventh and Eighth
Metropolitan, 8-14 Montgomery Av
Montgomery, E s Mont.,fromMerchantto Washington
Nevada, NW cor Montgomery and Pine
O'Donnell's, NE cor Vallejo and Dupont
Oriental, SW cor Bush and Battery
Park's . SE cor Valencia and Sixteenth
Pioneer Power, 8-12 Stevenson
Reese's, W 3 Battery, bet Pine and California
Russ House, W s Montgomery, from Bush to Pine
Safe Deposit, SE cor California and Montgomery
Shiels', junction Market and Post
Thurlow, E s Kearny, bet Sutter and Ver Mehr PI
Union, junction Market and Pine
Virginia, NW cor Stockton and Pacific
Washington, 1-17 Montgomery Av
Yankee, SW cor Front and Pine
RO"WS.
Matnabd's, SE cor Pine and Battery
South Park, Third, bet Bryant and Brannan
Tittel's, W s Clara Lane nr Sutter
WHARVES.
Battery Stbeet, foot Battery
Beale Street, foot Beale
Broadway, foot Broadway
Central Pacific RR., foot Second
Clay Street, foot Clay
Cowell's, extends from Battery, bet Union and Filbert
Dewey's, foot Third
Dry Dock Co.'s, Hunter's Point
East Street, from Market to Folsom
EinrekaDock, Montgomery, bet Lombard and Chestnut
Fillmore Street, foot Fillmore
Folsom Street, foot Folsom
Front Street, foot Front
Green Street, foot Green
Greenwich Dock, continuation Battery
Hath away 's, cor Spear and Bryant
Harrison Street, foot Harrison
Hobbs', E s Long Bridge, foot Fourth
Hodgkin's, foot L, South S. F.
Howard Street, foot Howard
Humboldt, foot Spear
India Dock, foot Battery
Jackson Street, foot Jackson
Larue's, East, bet Market and Mission
Lombard Dock, foot Lombard
Main Street, foot Main
Market Street, foot Market
Meiggs', from Francisco, bet Powell and Mason,
North Beach
Mission Street, foot Mission
Montgomery and Francisco Street, foot FranclBco
North Point Dock, continuation of Sansome, from
Lombard to Chestnut
Oakland Ferry, East, bet Market and Clay
Oriental, foot First
Pacific Mail SS. Co.'s, Brannan and First
Pacific Boiling Mills Co.'s, Potrero Point
Pacific Street, foot Pacific
Rincon, foot Steuart
Rincon Point, Spear, bet Folsom and Harrison
San Francisco Gas Co.'s Wharf, foot Second
Second and Berry Street, foot Second
Steamboat, Long Bridge
Third Street, foot Third
Union Street, foot Union
Vallejo Streel, foot Villejo
Washington Street, foot Washington
PLACES OF AMUSEMENT.
Adelphi Theateb, 607 California
Baldwin Theater, 932-936 Market
Bella Union Theater, 803 and 805 Kearny
Bush Street Theater, 325 Bush
California Theater, N s Bush, bet Kearny and Dupont
Central Gardens, junction PointLobos and CentralAvs
Chinese Theaters, 623 and 626 Jackson, and 814 and
836 Washington
German Theater (California), N s Bush, bet Eearuy
and Dupont
Grand Opera House, N s Mission, bet Third and
Fourth
Standard Theater, 320 Bush
Tivoli Garden, 28-32 Eddy
Wiener Garten, NW cor Sutter and Stockton
Woodward's Gardens, N s Mission, bet Thirteenth
and Fourteenth
PROMINENT PLACES.
Alcateaz Islakd, 2 miles NW Telegraph Hill
Angel Island, 5 miles from City Hall
Bay District Fair Race Grounds, entrance cor Seventh
Av and Fulton
Bay View, nr Hunter's Point, 5 miles 8 City Hall
Bernal Heights, S of Serpentine Av, bet San Jose and
San Briino Roads
Black Point, junction Van Ness Av and Bay Shore
Buena Vista Park, S of Haight, bet Broderick and Lott
Clark's Point, foot Broadway
Clifif House, 6 3^ miles W City Hall
Dry Dock (California) , Hunter's Point
Fairmount, W s Sau Jose Road, nr Thirtieth
Farallones Islands, 29 miles from City Hall
Fort Point, nr the Golden Gate, 4 milesW City Hall
Garratt's Point, H mile SW Hunter's Point
Golden Gate, 6 miles W City Hall
Golden Gate Driving Park, Point Lobos Av, 5 miles
from City Hall
Golden Gate Park, W of Stanyan, bet D and H to
Ocean, entrance Baker, bet Oak and Fell
Hayes Valley, N of Market and W of Larkin
Holladay Heights, bet Clay,Wash., Gough and Octavia
Holly Park, SWs Bernal Heights, nr San Jose Road
Hunter's Point, 5 miles SE City Hall
Islais Creek Bridge, from the termination of Ken-
tucky to Railroad Av
Kensington, Howard, nr Twenty-first
Lagoon, Gough, bet Lombard and Francisco
Laguna de la Merced, 7 Ji miles SAV City Hall, nr
Ocean View House
Lake Honda, 4 miles SW City Hall
Lakeville, nr Lagiina de la Merced
Lime Point, opp Fort Point
Lone Mountain, S of Point Lobos Av, nr Toll Gate
Long Bridge, from foot Fourth to Potrero Nuevo
Mission Creek, from Harrison and Nineteenth SE to
the Bay
Mission Dolores, 1M miles SW City Hall
Mountain Lake, 4 miles W City Hall, bet Point Lobos
Av and Presidio Road
Mountain Lake Park, 4 miles W City Hall, bet Point
Lobos Av and Presidio Road
North Beach, foot Powell, W to BRick Point
North Point, foot Francisco
Ocean View House, Ocean House Road, 7 miles SW
City Hall
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SAN FRANCISCO DIEECTORY.
Ocean Side House, Beach Road, 8 miles SW City Hall
Ocean View Biding and Driving Park, Ocean House
Road, 7 roiles SW City Hall
Pacific Heights, California to Broadway, bet Van
Ness Av and Fillmore
Point Lobos. 6J4 miles W City Hall
Point San Quentin, Potrero Nuevo
Potrero Heights, Potrero Nuevo, nr Bay Shore
Potrero Nuevo, 2^ miles S City Hall
Presidio, 3 miles W City Hall
Rincon Point, foot Harrison
Russian Hill, Taylor, bet Broadway and Green
San Jose or Black Point, junction Van Nesa Av and
Bay Shore
Seal Rock, 6 3^ miles W City Hall
Spring Valley, nr and S Lagoon
Telegraph Hill, Montgomery, from Broadway N to the
Bay
Tuckerville, from Buchanan to Webster and Wash-
ington to Pacific
Visitacion Valley, nr the Bay and San Mateo Co. Line
Yerba Buena, or Goat Island, 2 miles NE City Hall
KEY TO PUBLIC OFFICES.
FEDERAL.
AiaiY, Military Division of the Pacific, and Dept of
California, headquarters Presidio Reservation
Army, Engineers, Engineer Officer Military Division
of the Pacific, Presidio Reservation; Fortifications
Harbor 8. F., 533 Kearny ; Light-house, 120 Sutter
Army, Depots and Warehouses, 36 New Montgomery,
aud Yerba Buena Island
Bankruptcy, Registers District California, 636 Clay
and 24 U. 8. Court Building
Board of Examining Surgeons for Pensioners, 715 Clay
Census Supervisor (First District of Cal.) 14 Mont.Av
Coast and Geodetic Survey, U. S. Appraiser's Building
Courts, Circuit Judge, Clerk; District Judge, Clerk ;
District Attorney. Marshal, Commissioners, U. S.
Appraiser's Building
Customs Port San Francisco, Collector, Naval Officer,
and Surveyor, NW cor Washington and Battery;
Appraiser's Store, E s San. bet Wash, and Jackson
Geological Survey, 155 New Montgomery
Inspector Boilers, U. 8. Appraiser's Building
Inspector Hulls, U. S. Appraiser's Building
Internal Revenue, Agents, Collector, Gaugers, U. S.
Appraiser's Building
Land Office, Register and Receiver, 610 Commercial
Life Boat Station, Ocean Beach, nr Golden Gate Park
Light House Department (Twelfth District) Inspector
aud Engineer, 120 Sutter
Marine Hospital, Presidio Reservation, nr Mountain
Lake
Marine Hospital, Pacific Coast, Superintending Sur-
geon, U. 8. Appraiser's Building
Mint, Superintendent, Assayer, Coiner, Melter and
Refiner, NW cor Fifth and Mission
Navy Pay Office, U. 8. Appraiser's Building
Pension Agent, Army and Navy, 620 Washington
Post Office, Postmaster, Assistant Superintendent
Railway Mail Service, NW cor Washington and
Battery ; Special Agents, 320 Sansome
Secret Service Division, U. 8. Appraiser's Building
Shipping Commissioner, 118 Jackson
Signal Service, 42 Merchants' Exchange
Special Agent Treasury Dept, U. 8. Appraiser's Bldg
Supervising Inspector Steam Vessels, U. S. Apprais-
er's Building
Surveyor-General California, 610 Commercial
Treasurer Assistant, 608 Commercial
STATE.
AssAYEB State, 328 Montgomery
Bank Commissioners, 202 Sansome
Fish Commissioners, 401 California
Harbor Commissioners, 10 California
Immigration Commissioner, 50H Battery
Inspector Gas Meters, 531 Mission
Insurance Commissioner, 401 California
Pilot Examiners, 62 Meri'hants' Exchange
Pilots, U. 8. Court Building
Port Wardens, 525 Front
Supreme Court, 640 Clay ; Judges' chambers, 640 Clay
CITY AND COUNTY.
Abbebsor County, new City Hall, first floor
Attorney and Counselor, new City Hall, third floor
Attorney District, 8 Montgomery Av
Attorney Police, old City Hall, first floor
Auditor County, new City Hall, first floor
Board City Hall Commissioners, junction Park Av
and McAllister
Board Education, new City Hall, third floor
Board Election CommlsBioners, new City Hall, base-
meut
Board Equalization, new City Hall, second floor
Board Fifteenth Avenue Extension Commissioners,
69 and 60 Merchants' Exchange
Board Health, 124 Geary
Board Revenue Fund Commissioners, Mayor's Office,
new City Hall
Board Supervisors Clerk of, new City Hall ,second floor
Clerk County, old City Hall, first floor
Coroner County, 16 O'Farrell
Court Superior, Departments No. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,
old City Hall, second floor; No. 8, old City Hall,
third floor; No. 9 (Probate), and No. 10 (Special),
new City Hall, second floor; No. 11 (Criminal), 8
Montgomery Av ; No. 12 (Criminal), 729 Mont.
Court Police, old City Hall, first floor
Court Justices', SE cor Kearny and Washington
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph, Brenham PI
Fire Department Commissioners, 235 Kearny
Fire Department Corporation Yard, N s Sacramento,
bet East and Druinm
Fire Department Engineers, 235 Keamy
Fire Marshal, old City Hall, third floor
Gas Inspector, old City Hall, first floor
Grand Jurv rooms, new City Hall, basement
Health Otficer, 124 Geary
Hospital, E 8 Potrero Av, bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
House of Correction, Old San Jose Road, 5 miles from
City Hall
Industrial School, Old San 3os6 Road, 6 miles trom
City Hall
Jail, N s Broadway, bet Kearny and Dupont
License Collector, new City Hall, basement
Market Inspector, 124 Geary
Mayor City and County, new City Hall, first floor
Park Commissioners, 74 Nevada Block
Physician City, 514 Kearny
Police Chief, old City Hall, first floor
Police Commissioners, old City Hall, second floor
Police Stations, old City Hall, basement; 227 Fifth;
520 Davis ; 247 Steuart ; new City Hall; 207 Seven-
teenth, and cor Octavia and Tyler
Pound Keeper, N s California, bet Walnut and Laurel
Public Administrator, 620 Washington
Quarantine Officer, 502 Battery
Recorder County, Hall of Records, new City Hall
Registrar of Voters, new City Hall, basement
Sheriff County, old City Hall, first floor
Superintendent Common Schools, new City Hall,
third floor
Superintendent Streets, new City Hall, basement
Surveyor County, new City Hall, first floor
Tax Collector County, new City Hall, first floor
Treasurer County, new City Hall, first floor
CITY ORDINANCE.
HACKS AND CABB — BATES OF FABE.
A hack for 1 person, not exceeding 1 mile $1 80
A hack for 2 or more persons, not exceeding 1
mile 2 50
Each additional mile for each passenger. . 60
A cab for 1 person, not exceeding 1 mile 1 00
A cab for 2 or more persons, not exceeding 1 mile
Each passenger for each additional mile. . 26
A cab for 2 persons, when engaged by the hour,
to be computed for the time occupied in
going aud returning, Including detention,
for the first hour 1 60
Each subsequent hour so used 1 00
A hack for 4 or less persons, when engaged by
the hour, to be computed for the time occu-
pied in going and returning, including de-
tention, for the first hour 3 00
Each subsequent hour so used 3 00
No extra charge shall be made for the ordinary
amount of baggage.
Penalty for violating this ordinance, not less than
$5 nor more than $10 for each offence.
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE.
MULLER THE OPTICIAN,
Established, S.F., 1863, 135 Montgomery.
JONAS J. MORRISON,
N. 'E. cor. Mission and Spear StM. Choice Susr"'' Pine»
Cedar, Slielvlnsp, Stepping^, Redwood <& Oref^n Lumber*
ADDITIONAL NAMES, CHANGES, REMOVALS, ETC.
RECEIVED TOO LATE FOR REGULAR INSERTION.
Ahrenbbebo Baruch, butcher, r. 1135 Harrison
Aiken John P., wharfinger North Point and Eureka
■Wharves, r. 1221 Washington
Aitken John R., real-estate agent, r. 104 Seventh
Alameda Building and Loan Assn, Henry Mohns sec-
retary, 109 California
Albright Isaac N., r. 32 Ellis
Allan Edgar L., secretary Redwood Manufs Assn, 18
Market, room 1, r. 211 Eddy
Allen Edward O. H., physician, r. 2331 Bush
Allen George S. (William R. Allen & Co.) r. Oakland
Allen Henry C, traveling salesman Langley &
Michaels, r. 1104 Market
Allen Oliver P., collector Howard St. Wharf, r. 308
Eighteenth
Allen William R. & Co. (William R. and George
S. Allen) plumbers' materials, and plumbers and
gasfitters, 761 Market
Allison Emma Miss, r. 424 Jessie
Alpers Saul (Archie Levy & Co.) r. 914 Powell
Alvord William M., timekeeper Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
866 Mission
Ambrose John, laborer American Sugar Refinery, r.
S 8 Lombard, bet Larkin and Polk
Anderson Andrew, tailor, r. 138 Clara
Anderson Harold (Anderson & Danielson) r. 8 s Cali-
fornia, bet Hyde and Larkin
Anderson James, laborer, r. 1233 Market
Anderson Sophia Miss, dressmaker, r. 751 Folsom
Anderson & Danielson (Harold Anderson and Peter
Danielson) whiteners and plasterers, 639 Cal
Angeli S., r. 107 William
Anthonison Henry, laborer American Sugar Refinery,
r. 1700 Kearny
Anthony Eliza E. Mrs., r. 36 Geary
Anthony F., r. 765 Mission
Arensburg Herman, physician, r. 35 Russ
AEMAND LOUIS professor French,
Latin, and Greek; office with Sherman, Hyde &
Co., 139 Kearny, r. Oakland
Amdt Rudolph, laborer American Sugar Refinery
Amot Jennie Miss, actress, r. 120 Ellis
Asberry A. M. T., r. 5J4 Taylor
Asberry James, r. SJS Taylor
Ashdown Archibald, accountant, 419 California, room
17, r. 806 Leavenworth
Asphalted Wrought Iron Pipe Co., P. S. Buckminster
president, H. H. Tappen secretary, J. P. Culver
engineer, manufs of water, gas, and drain pipe,
204 Sutter
Atkinson M. Miss, r. 142 First
Austen Thomas, dishwasher John Reagan, r. 424 San.
Austin B.C., tin can and box factory, 406 Front,
r. 126 Tenth
Avery Francis I<. , secretary Sausalito Land and
Ferry Co., office Ferry Building, East, ur Market,
r. Saucelito
Ayers James, laborer, r. 132 Clara
Bachkach S., editor Jewish Times, 331 Kearny, r.
The Windsor
Bacon Emerson, r. 411 Ellis
Badlaoi A. T., clerk, r. 708 California
Baer Isaac, cigars and tobacco, 200 Sixth, r. 1228J4
Folsom
Baldwin W. H.. shipcarpenter, r. 2132 Stockton
Bald'win's Restaurant, Bowron k Brown
proptrs, ."JlO Clay
Ballogh George, salesman L. Lemos, r. 1211 Franklin
Ballou H. Knapp, oculist and aurist, office and r.
26}<J Kearny
Bangs James E., disbursing officer U. S. Geological
Survey, 155 New Montgomery, r. 720 Leav.
Barbour C, actor Bella Union Theater
Barchus Annie Mrs., r. 12 Hopeton Terrace
Barham Jolin A. , attorney at law, 604 Kearny,
r. Oakland
Barnes Andrew J., agent Oriental Box Factory, r. 32
Perry
Barnes Robert E., clerk, r. 32 Perry
Barnes Willard F., clerk, r. 32 Perry
Barrett James R., r. Russ House
Barrett Matthew, r. International Hotel
Barrett Paul, r. 431 Pine
Barrett Timothy, teamster George Morrow & Co., r.
632 Mission
Barry Patrick, r. 138 Fifth
Barry Thomas T., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
Brunswick House
Barton W. B., r. 229 Kearny
Barton William H., notary public, 326 Pine
Baskerville S. J. Mrs., r. 745 Tehama
Bateman Abraham, mining and capitalist, 318 Pine,
room 17, r. Alameda
Bauer Adolph C, restaurant, 160 Third, r. 611 Natoma
Bay City Plating Works, George M. Lederer & Co.
proptrs, 731 Mission
Bay City Real Estate Association, George A. Hill sec-
retary, 634 Market
Beadle Donald (Beadle k Co.) r. Alameda
Beadle iii Co. (Donald Beadle and A. J. Mason)
lumber and wood dealers, 3 Spear
Beall J. M., r. 644 Howard
Bean Frank, machine operator Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 925 Washington
Beane Emma H. Miss, teacher, r. 2039 Mission
Beane Joseph W., carpenter Cal. Planing Mills, r. 2039
Mission
Beard Alfred, printer, r. 1120 Mission
Beasey William (Connell & Beasey) r. 240 Minna
Beatty John C. (Llngley & Beatty) r. 24 Pearl
Becht George J., soda apparatus and druggists' sun-
dries, 319 Battery, r. 29 Langton
Begloux Nellie Mrs., medium, r. 27 Turk
Behlow William, furniture, bedding and upholstery,
31 Post, r. Oakland
Belanger Charles, carpenter Southern Pac. RE., r.
1823 Pine
Belden Edwin S., official short hand reporter Supreme
Court, 640 Clay, r. Oakland
Bell D. J. Mrs., r. 119 Franklin
Bell George, scene painter Bella Union Theater, r.
1418 Jackson
Bella Union Theater. Tetlow & Skeantlebury proptrs,
805 Kearny
Belle of Marin Mining Co. (Marin Co., Cal.) E. A.
Peck secretary, 646 Market
Bellegarde R. Mrs., r. 927 Folsom
Benham Mary E. Mrs., r. 211 Polk
Benjamin Jacob, broker, r. 1055 Mission
Bennett F. M. Mrs., r. 832 Folsom
Berenz Adolphus (A. Berenz & Co.) 315 Bush
Berenz & Co. (Adolphus Berenz and Emanuel Myer)
boots and shoes, 315 Bush
Bergantz Peter W. Mrs., widow, r. 2217 Steiner
Bergen Adrian, commission merchant, 425 Clay,
r. 1210 Clay
Bergen Alexander, clerk Adrian Bergen, r. 1210 Clay
Berges Nicholas, policeman City Hall, r. 303 Eddy
Bernstein Henry, r. 190 Sixteenth
Bernstein Ph. Rev., rabbi Congregation Shaarey
Tzedek, r. 8W cor Vallejo and Powell
Bertaud Hyppolite, cook, r. 1515 Polk
Berlin Simon N., salesman Ad. Lewis & Co., r. 127
Eddy
Blber Bertha Mrs., dressmaker, 132 Geary
WINDOW SHADES.
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Bledermann liOuis, restaurant, 11 Eddy, r. 625 Stev.
Bird G. R. Rev., r. 1832 Market
Bird Robert, jeweler, r. 516 Sutter
Bird William Mrs., midwife, r. 516 Sutter
Bird Wilson Mrs., r. 814 Bush
Birnbaum Henry B., clerk Charles P. Lolor, r. Cham-
berlain House
Bishop Francis A., chief engineer State Harbor Com-
missioners, r. 34 Hawthorne
Bitter August, tinner, r. 643 Stevenson
Blair Aubrey J., mining, 330 Pine, r. 614 Sutter
Blake Charles E., physician and surgeon, 906
Market (St. James Building) rooms 1-3, r. 406
Hayes
Blake George E., sawyer Standard Box Co., r. 526 Sixth
Blake James, sailmaker John L. Prior, r. 410 Pacific
Blakney Uzziel, carpenter, r. 549 Stevenson
Block John, tailor, r. 110 Seventh
Blume Anna, dressmaker, r. 413 Larkin, rear
Blume Henry, general agent, 126 Kearny, room 38, r.
413 Larkin, rear
Blamenthal Bernhard (Blumenthal, Quinlan & Co.)
r. 657 Harrison
Blumenthal, Q,iiiiilan & Co. (B. Blumenthal,
J . Walker Quinlan, and R. C. Clark) glove factory,
114 M Post
Bobus John, cook Nicola Eozian, r. 10 Margaret PI
Bocarde & Whittier (James Bocarde and Charles
Whittier) asphaltum roofers and wood and coal,
608 Third
Bogart Joseph, pile driver, r. 403 Folsom
Bolsson Francis (Boisson & Pichon) r. Oakland
Boisson & Pichon (Francis Boisson and P. Pichon)
game and poultry, 15-19 S. F. Market
Bollinger Hannah B. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1008^ Mar-
ket
Bond Moses, bamessmaker, r. 317 Capp
Boobar James G., wharfinger Oakland Ferry, r. 554
Folsom
Boone Jessie T., printer, r. 313 Sixth
Booth Thomas, cigars and tobacco, 607 Davis, r. 510
Howard
Borchers August A., laborer American Sugar Refinery,
r. 2211 Powell
Bordwell George A., architect, 318 Pine, room 30, r.
732 Capp
Borst Anna, widow, r. 904 Taylor
Bosserman John M., r. SW cor Larkin and Grove
Bostwick Frank F., clerk S. Mosgrove & Brother, r.
732 Capp
Bostwick Henry £., salesman S. Mosgrove k Brother,
r. 732 Capp
Boukofsky Emil (Karsky, Sternberg & Co.) r. 1607
Post
Bourquiu Charles, dentist, ofllce and r. 121 Powell
Bowman Jeremiah, barber Charles K. Zimmer, r. 823
Mission
Bowman Levi, assistant Valencia St. Grammar School,
r. 157 Seventh
Bowron George J. (Bowron & Brown) r. 1031 Market
Bowron «& Brown (George J. Bowron and Albert
Brown) proptrs lialdwin's Restaurant, 519 Clay
Boyd ftrant, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1104
Market
Boyle Maggie, domestic 2022 Fillmore
Boyuton Byron R., hotel keeper, r. 1309 Webster
Boyuton Underbill, real-estute and mining, 310 Pine,
room 12, r. 1310 Broderick
Boys and Girls Cigar Manufacturing Oo., George T.
Knox secretary, office 444 California
Bozbi E. G., fruits and vegetables, SW cor Hyde and
Vallejo
Bradbury Helen E., widow, r. 625 Harrison
Bradbury Philip H., r. 625 Harrison
Bradford ThaddeusD., fur dealer, 631 Sacramento, r.
712 Grove
Bradley Charles R., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
754 Folsom
Bradley William O., clerk, r. 1939 O'Farrell
Bradt John, carpenter, r. 740 Howard
Bragdon Eilward P., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. 303 Eddy
Brand Charles W., r. 1718 Mission
Brandner Olga B. Miss, r. 871 Mission
Breckcnfeld Augustus H., note teller Lazard Freree,
r. 014 Taylor
Breed 8. F. Mrs., clairvoyant, r. 870 Mission
Brcslin John, stonecutter, r. 1107 Clay
Bretz Aaron J., insurance agent, office 410 California,
r. 311 Seventeenth
Bridges Frank, musician Tivoli Garden, r. 228
Sixth
Briggs Lucy Mrs., widow, r. 24 Silver
Brook Harry E. (Reymert & Brook) r. 1235 Market
Brook Joseph H. (Brook & Kneass) r. 104 Powell
Brook & Kneass (Joseph H. Brook and Edward D.
Kneass) stoves and tinware, 1006 Market
Brower Daniel R., baker, r. 326 Seventh
Brower Lewis T., r. 326 Seventh
Brower Samuel S., r. 326 Seventh
Brown Albert (Bowron & Brown) r. 253 Stevenson
Brown Charles, seaman, r. 142 Shipley
Brown E. L., bookkeeper Francisco Garcia, r. 24 Jessie
Brown James B., wall paper, 303 Dupont, r. 1026
Folsom
Brownson Frederick, bricklayer, r. 2303 Taylor
Buckminster P. S., president Asphalted Wrought
Iron Pipe Co., r. Occidental Hotel
Bucknam Edmund H. (E. H. Bucknam & Co.) r. 27
Glen Park Av
Bucknam E. H. Si Co. (Edmund H. and Theresa
Bucknam) stoves and tinware, 22 Steuart
Bucknam Theresa (E. H. Bucknam & Co.) r. 27 Glen
Park Av
Bugbee F. M., r. 630 Buchanan
Bullen James (Barber, Whitney, BuUen & Co.) r. 246
Third
Bullock Ezra B., r. 2623 Sacramento
Burbank Charles D., bookkeeper Herman Cohen, r.
920 Market
Burbank Elizabeth W., widow, r. 920 Market
Burgess A. S. Mrs., r. 2 Rose Av
Burke Richard, r. 11 >i Freelon
Burnett Thomas T., dummyman Clay St. Hill RR., r.
1416 Polk
Burnham Gilman M., lumberdealer, r. 1639 Mission
Burns P. O., salesman William Ward & Co., 509 Sac.
Burtis William B., local agent Imperial, London,
Northern, and Queen Insurance Go's, 319 Califor-
nia, r. 1529 Washington
Butler Harry W., attorney at law,r. 120 Ellis
Buyer Charles (Buyer & Reich) r. 1028 Clay
Buyer& Reich(CbarleB Buyer and Leopold Reich)
importers and jobbers zephyr, worsted and fancy
goods, 129 Kearny
Cachot M. a., physician, office and r. 110 Stockton
Caduc Philip, president Patent Brick Co., and ship-
ping merchant. 401 Montgomery, r. Grand Hotel
Cahill John Mrs., r. 712 Bush
Cain Peter P., fruits, etc., SE cor Turk and Taylor
California Concentration Co., Charles E. Travers sec-
retary, 331 MontKoiucry, room 8
Callfornin FuMe Work;*, James Eva & Co. proptrs,
cor Fourteenth and Channel, office 16 Front
California Journal (German weekly) Huefner &
Kayser publishers and proptrs, N£ cor Jackson
and Montgomery
California Prison Commission, R«v. James Wood-
worth secretary, office 114 Montgomery Block
California Transfer Co., Hayes & Co. proptrs, office
Washington St.Wharf
Cambridge House, Mrs. H. W. Vella proprietress, 601
Post
Campbell Alexander Jr., attorney at law, 526
Alontgomery, r. 904 Taylor
Campbell Annie Miss, r. 117 Ridley
Campbell Joe. T., collector Oakland Ferry Wharf, r.
Oakland
Cannon Eron, photographer William Shew, r. 452)4
Minna
Cannon Martheua, r. 452>iMinna
Cannon Sarah Miss, seamstress, r. 452 M Minna
Cardinet E. H. (E. H. Cardinet & Co.) r. Alameda
Cardinet E. H. & Co. (E. H. Cardinet and Charles
Rouget) poultry dealers, 83-85 California Market
Carlisle A . & Co . (Albert Carlisle and H. R. Wil-
lier Jr.) stationers and printers, 221 Sausome
Carpenter Frederick H., carriagetrimmer B. Grave &
Co., r. 1507 Clay
Carpenter William H., veterinary surgeon, r. 966
Howard
Carr Edward, hostler Alban B. Butler, r. 11 Carlos PI
Carr Eunice K., r. ltX)9 Valencia
Carter George A., cigarmaker J. Casner k Co., r. 739
Howard
Carter Thomas S., cashier Davis Bros., r. 11 Caroline
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lAIPORTER OF AND DBAItER IN COAL AND PIG IRON,
41 Market Street, comer Spear.
ADDITIONAL NAMES, BEMOVALS, ETC.
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Casanova Jose R., publisher and proptr La Revista
Del Commercio, 320 Sansome, r. 120 Jonee
Casement Ella Miss, shoetitter Jory Brothers, r. 1240
Howard
Casement Frank, cutter Jory Brothers, r. 1240 Howard
Cadement Mary Miss, shoefitter Jory Brothers, r. 1240
Howard
Casement William K., grainweigher W. A. Holcomb
& Co., r. 1240 Howard
Casey Katie F. Miss, assistant Potrero School, r. 617
Second
Casey M.Francis, boot and shoe manuf, 125 Sansome,
r. 660 Howard
Cashin John, secretary and superintendent Mutual
Ice Co., 321 and 323 Francisco, r. 2023 Webster
Cass Richard, expressman, NWcor Front and Market,
r. 1807 Stevenson
Casselli Thomas, r. 607 Pine
Castle A. E., bookkeeper Hyman Brothers, r. 2535
Mission
Cavanagh Patrick, carriagepainter, r. 11 Mason
Chadbourne S. W. (Wright & Chadbourne) r. 730
Green
Chandler L. M., engineer, r. 1514 Folsom
Charmak H. & Co. (H. Charmak and D. Cohen) pawn-
brokers, 846 Market
Charmak Herman (H. Charmak & Co.) r. 915 Bu-
chanan
Chase Robert P. Jr., shoe factory, 1059 Market, r. 121
Turk
Cheeseman D. W., r. 715 Howard
Childs Newton B., mining expert, office 305 Clay
Christensen Gustavus A., dentist, office and r. SW cor
Mission and Sixteenth
Clark Joseph K., homeopathic physician, 32}<J Geary,
r. 530 Sixteenth
Clark R. C. (Blumenthal, Quinlan & Co.) r. 501 Post
Clary Bernard, laborer, r. 263 Clara
Clary Edward, ironmolder, r. 263 Clara
Clifton Florence Miss, artist, r. 2 Rose Av
Close Thompson W., janitor South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 720 Eddy
Cluskey Henry, secretary Hardy Powder Co., 419 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
Clute A. E. Mfs., r. 814 Bush
Coburn Thomas C, policeman City Hall, r. 1 Eddy
Coelho Joaquin, liquor saloon, 60 Clay, r. 423 )i
Greenwich
Coffin Lincoln A., housepainter, r. 956 J^ Howard
Coffin Martha, widow, r. 207 Hyde
Coghlan Patrick, longshoreman, r. 652 Howard
Cohen B.,r. 831 Vallejo
Cohen D. (H. Charmak & Co.) r. 18J4 Mosa
Cohn Isador, r. 347 Jessie
Cohn Louis, wharfinger East St.Wharf, r. 910 McAl-
lister
Colby E. A., r. 742 Howard
Collins Edward F., deputy Sheriff, r. 922 Pine
Collins George Mrs., r. 969 Mission
Colville Edward L., r. 912 Howard
Coney C. W. H., collector Oakland Ferry Wharf, r.
438 Hayes
Conley John, r. American Exchange Hotel
Conro Frederick D. (F. D. Conro & Son) r. 1309
Webster
Conro George A. (F. D. Conro & Son) r. 1309 Webster
Coombe Philip H. (George M. Lederer & Co.) r. 45
Clara
Cooper Jennie D. Mrs., assistant Valencia St. Gram-
mar School, r. 37 Second
Corbett Alexander C, upholsterer, r. 733 Geary
Cotter Jane E. Mrs., preserved flowers, 100 O'Farrell
Coughlan Patrick, r. 652 Howard
Cousins William G., attorney at law, 216 Sansome,
room 2, r. 1083 Broadway
Covey Harrison R., r. 1.528 California
Cowell Henry (Davis & Cowell) r. 1812 Pine
Cowie George M. (Peters & Cowie, and A. T. Waite &
Co.) r. 1060 Howard
Cox Charles, poultry, game and dairy produce, 81-82
California Market, r. Vallejo
Cox Edwin J., r. 1417 Mason
Coyle Stephen, collarmaker Main & Winchester, r.
214 Battery
Crane J. P.. r. 108 Powell
Creasy Theodore S. (Steele, Elder k Co.) r. 2022 Fill-
more
Crocker G. A., r. 1520 Clay
Crockett Lizzie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1007 Ji Stockton
Crosby William F., r. 1032 Mission
Crothers George, upholsterer, r. 1239 Mission
Crowley P. J., r. 324 Davis
Cuddeback George W., r. 713 Minna
Culver John P., civil, hydraulic and mining en-
gineer, 204 Sutter, r. 1104 Market
Cummiugs A. H., agent, r. 808 Mission
Cummings Mary S. Mrs., widow, r. 102 Langton
Cunningham Howard F., bookkeeper, r.l626 Devisa-
dero
CurranMary K., physician, 920 Market
Curtis J. P. (Hall, Curtis & Co,) r. 1308 Larkin
Cusick Patrick F., collector Washington St.Wharf, r.
1142 Folsom
Cutter Aaron, wharfinger Pacific St. Wharf, r. 508
Leavenworth
D'Arcy Nellie, r. 1104 Sacramento
Daigneau Edouard, laundry. 6.S5 Minna
Dalton William H., stonecutter, r. 62034 Linden av
Daiiicliefr Glove Factory, Blumenthal, Quin-
lan k Co. proptrs, 114 Ji Post
Danielson Peter (Anderson & Danielson) r. 26 Page
Danker S., druggist Pacific Dispensary, SE cor Frank-
lin and Oak, r. 843 Howard
Davenport Charles W., iron merchant, r. 722 Bush
Davenport Edward A., clerk treasurer's office Central
Pac. RR., r. 512 Tyler
Davenport, William H., r. 1015 Powell
Davidson Peter A., clerk P. Beamish, r. 777}<S Mission
Davis Cliristy, wool broker, Cal. Wool Depot,
Townsend, bet Fifth and Sixth, r. 322 O'Farrell
Davis George E., homeopathic physician, 101 Dupont,
r. 203 Turk
Davis George T., warehouseman Wool Agency Ware-
house, r. 1015 Capp
Davis James M., r. 729 Pine
Davis Iilewellyn H ., attorney at law, 509 Kearny,
rooms 5 and 6, r. 418 Sutter
Davis Orson A., medium, 114 Fourth
Daws J. B., r. 1912 Market
Day James M., mining, r. 347 Fifth
De Casembroot Carlos F. (Stege & Co.) r. SE cor Pow-
ell and Broadway
De Prefontaine Jean J. R., musician, r. 1038 Mission
Deacon George, machinist William Deacon, r. 813
Capp
Dearing James, machinist, r. 70 Minna
Delmonico Restaurant, Meyer & Lotz proptrs,
1007 Market
Densmore John, carpenter, 208 Stevenson, r. 213 Eddy
Dent Frederick, assistant weigher Custom House, r.
153 Octavia
Dericco Carlo, proptr Milano Hotel, 416 Pacific
Desmond Richard E., journalist, r. Coso House
Dessecker John, teamster Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 436H
Shipley
Dessouslavy Jules, r. 1817}^ Pine
Dewar John, r. 400 Stockton
Dibert Frank, r. Park Hotel
Dietz Ferdinand, extraman Hose No. 6, S. F. F. D., r.
Huettmann's Hotel
Dinsmore R., stockbroker, 228 H Montgomery, r.
624 O'Farrell
Ooble Budd, proptr Baldwin Bar and Billiard
Rooms, 28 Powell, and 33 Ellis, r. The Baldwin
Dobson Joseph C, clerk The Truesdell, 1104 Market
Dodd John S., wharfinger Jackson St. Wharf, r. 2021
Powell
Dodge D. Frank Jr., scenic painter Baldwin Theater,
r. 519 Ellis
Doherty William K., physician and surgeon, 30 Kearny
Donnell Oliver, r. SW cor Broadway and Davis
Donovan John, r. 814 Mission
Dorrance William F., salesman Stone & Hayden, r. 16
Stockton
Dorson Thomas, shipcarpenter, r. 20 Everett
Dowdall Joseph F., gasfitter and plumber, 543 Hayes,
r. 412 Laguna
Dowling Thomas H., r. 2122 Bush
Do-wning Tliomas, house and sign painter, 615
Mission, r. 519 Leavenworth
Drady Thomas, tailor, 6 Third, and 151 Fourth, r. 328
Sixth
Draire Louis P., tailor Bine & Georges, r. 731 Pine
Draper Charles F., physician and siirgeon, office 403
Montgomery Av, r. Oakland
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SAN FRANCISCO DIEECTOEY.
Drumgold John H., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 832
! Mission
Dubernet Lucien, clerk George D. Morse, r. 427 Grove
Duff James M., real-estate agent, r. 1023 Kearny
Duff Thomas C. (Tyson & Duff) r. 897 Front
Dunn Charles, r. 902 Clay
Bakin William A., wharfinger Channel St. South
Wharf, r. 314 Green
Eastern Oregon Liand Co., Lewis Lillie agent,
office 20 Montgomery
Eastland Joseph G., secretary Oakland Gas Light Co.,
604 Commercial, r. The Baldwin
Eberle Eliza, widow, r. 509 Leavenworth
Eckman John H., barber George L. Smith, r. 541
Minna
Edgerly Henry C, milkman, r. 822 Ellis
Edmoudson Mary A. Mrs., r. 1028 Hyde
Edwards Ellis, mining secretary, 330 Pine.room 27, r.
216 Powell
Edmunds Laura Mrs., r. Blundell House
Egan Michael D., clerk, r. 222 Tehama
Eldridge J., solicitor, r. 1010 Montgomery
Engel Rudolf, waiter The Baldwin, r. 631 Stevenson
Ephraim Bernard, varnisher Kragen & Geist, r. 736
Brannan
EricBon Lucy Miss, teacher music, r. 736 Geary
Ertz A. & Co. (August Ertz) sole agents Dr. Wutzer's
medicines, 227 Second
Ertz August (A. Ertz & Co.) r. 227 Second
Ervin William, teamster Thomas Beed, r. 10 Sixth
Esten John, homeopathic physician, 101 Dupont, r.
Oakland
Euphrat Frederick, physician, office and r. 8 k Twelfth
Bva, Jaineg & Co. (James Eva) proptrs Cal. Fuse
Works, cor Fourteenth and Channel, office 16
Front
Evans George W., boxmaker Standard Box Co., r. Ex-
celsior Hotel
Evans West, wharfinger Howard St. Wharf , r. Oakland
Everett A. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1209 Taylor
Evarts Jonathan J., upholsterer, 1626 Mission
Fabbri-RInller Inez, conservatoire of music, 715
Eddy
Fabian Brotbers (Ernest and Charles) groceries,
NW cor Stockton and Filbert
Fabian Charles (Fabian Brothers) r. NW cor Filbert
and Stockton
Fabian Ernest (Fabian Brothers) r. NW cor Filbert
and Stockton
Fargo Earl A. (E. A. Fargo & Co.) r. San Rafael
Farnam Henry Mrs., widow, r. 346 Grove
Farquharson James, deputy County Clerk, r. 112
Kearny
Farrington Elvin D., receiving clerk V. S. Appraiser's
Store, r. Oakland
Farrington Joseph W., real-estate agent, r. 612 Mason
Fauchard Charles, r. 19 Sixth
Fciter Frank, machinist Goss & Adams, r. lu Clara
Fenton Frederick M., r! 343 Minna
Finn Jobn F., .iudge Superior Court, Department
No. 9 (probate) chambers new City Hall, second
floor, r. 331 Ellis
Finnegan Thomas, collector Front and Union Bts.
Wharf, r. 1118 Sacramento
Fischel Jacob, optician, r. 907 Folsom
Fish L. W. Mrs., electro-magnetic healer, 14 Turk,
rooms G and 7
FISHER ABBY MRS. & CO.
(Mrs. Abby C. Fisher) uianufs i)iikl('s, preserves,
brandies, fruits, etc., 207 Second
Fisher Abby C. (Mrs. Abby Fisher & Co.) r. 207
Second
Fisher Charles W., stamp dealer, r. 34 Ellis
Fisher Hugh, watchman Washington St.Wharf, r. 11
Boyd
Fitzmaurice George, mate, r. 710 Fell
Flahaven William H., switchman Central Fac. RR., r.
520 Ninth
Flanuigan George (Archie Levy k Co.) r. Cosmopoli-
tan Hotel
Fletcher Charles A., market, 1262 Market, r. 809 Tyler
Fletcher J. K., r. 835 Bush
Fletcher John, r. 228}$ Montgomery
Flood Daniel, cook John Reagan, r. 217 Second
Flynn Bernard, waiter John Reagan, r. 217 Second
Forbes John, stevedore, r. 205 Second
Fobs E. L. Mrs., r. 216 Powell
Foster I. A. Mrs., r. 37 Second
Foye Andrew J. C. (Foye Brothers) r. New York
Foye Brothers (A. J. C. and J. E. Foye) agents Joseph
Dixon Crucible Co., 507 Caliiornia
Foye Johnston E. (Foye Brothers) r. 2602 Sac.
Frank Frederick A. (Frank Brothers) r. The Baldwin
Franklin David, physician, office and r. 317 Hayes
Freely John, sweeper Washington St. Wharf, r. 926)6
HaiTison
Freeman Susan L., widow, r. 1939 O'Farrell
Freudenthal John H., r. 1652 Howard
Friedman Ashur, jeweler, r. 119 Park Av
Frisius Frederick A., accountant and translator, r,
1401 Taylor
Frisius P. T.. r. 729 Pine
Fuller James A. (Smith & Fuller) r. 515 Leav.
Ga£.i^6Her Kate Mrs., shirtmaker, r. 2221 Fillmore
Galvin James F., r. 235 Kearny
Gamble Jobn, i^rincipal University Mound Col-
lege, r. Litton Springs, Sonoma Co.
Garlick James O., commission merchant, and plumb-
ers' supplies, 829 Market, r. Oakland
Garrick Annie J., widow, r. 30 Russ
Garrity Peter, collector Folsom St. Wharf, r. 30 Dor-
land
Gaylord Eugenia R., widow, r. 2017 Howard
Geistlich William, gents' fumishinggoods,610 Fourth,
r. 237 Ritch
Gelcich Vincent, physician, r. 818 Ellis
George H. C, clerk Dayis & Cowell, r. 714 Oapp
George Robert, secretary Stockton Gas Co., 604 Com-
mercial, r. Oakland
Gibson George L., r. 546 Minna
Gillette Milton G., mining superintendent, r. 716
Polk
Glttere Charles, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r.
808 Howard
Godet Thomas, engraver, r. 931 Market
Godeus John D., r. 1324 Polk
Godsil John (Godsil & Merigan) r. 28 Pearl
Godsil & Merigan (John Godsil and J. Samuel Meri-
gan) Keystone saloon, junction Market and Ellis
Goffrie Charles, teacher music, r. 807 Bush
Good Faith Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.) W. W.
Stetson secretary, office CI Nevada Block
Gordon Amherst P., carpenter, r. 668)4 Clementina
Gordon Robert, bookkeeper, r. Abbotsford House
Gorman Matilda Mrs., boarding, 1632 Howard
Graham Edward (Williams & Graham) r. Oakland
Graham Nellie H. Mrs., r. 856 Mission
Grau Pbilip J., engineer Mutual Ice Co., r. SE cor
Francisco and Mason
Graves Mary D., widow, r. 105 Ridley
Gray Fred., fruits and vegetables, 1232 Stockton
Gray George, mining, r. The Baldwin
Green Alonzo, wharfinger Washington St. Wharf, r.
Oakland
Green Bernard J., tally clerk Sea Wall, Section A,
r. Twenty-eighth, bet Church and Dolores
Green Henry, miner, r. 519 O'Farrell
Green James J., assistant chief wharfinger, office foot
Clay, r. 15 Perry
Greenham Fred., collector Vallejo St. Wharf, r. 216
Clara
Griffin James, carpetlayer, r. 504 Howard
Grimes William, assistant engineer Mutual Ice Oo.
Grondola Stephen L., dancing academy, 409 Mont-
gomery Av, r. SE cor Stockton and Union
Giindelfinger Henry, salesman Herman Cohon, r. 623
Franklin
Guptill A. N., r. 659 Howard
Gutierrez Louis J., clerk, r. 741 Howard
Haberlin James, driver Omnibus RB., r. 262 Te-
hama
Hacker Rosa Mrs., r. 737 Howard
Haines E. W., r. 803 O'Farrell
MULLER'S OPTOMETER,
The only reliable Instrument for Testing
Defective Vision, 135 Montgomery.
JONAS J. MORRISON,
N. K. cor. Mission and Spear Sts. Cliolee Sugfar P!n«,
Cedar, Sbelvini;, Stepping^, Redwood <Sc Oregon Lumber.
ADDITIONAL NAMES, EEMOVALS, ETC.
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Haines Frederick H., city agent Wheeler & Wilson
Manuf. Co., r. 303 O'Farrell
Hall, Curtis <fe Co. (£. B. Hall and J. P. Curtie)
carpets, oilcloths, window shades, etc., 230 Bush
Hall E. B. (Hall, Curtis & Co.) r. 1907 Bush
Hall George H., miner, r. 924 Mission
Hall Harvey, collector Green St. Wharf, r. 2930 How-
ard
Hallett Oliver G., liquor saloon, 13 Post, r. 1104
Market
HamillA. H. Mrs., assistant Tehama Primary School,
r. 526 Sutter
Hammond Philip, tinsmith, r. 256 Clementina
Hanly Thomas J., collector Harrison and Spear St.
Wharf, r. 730 Clementina
Hansbrough George W., carpenter, r. 314 Lily Av
Hanson George, painter, 418 Grove
Hardy Powder Co., Henry Cluskey secretary, 419
California
Harkness Agnes, r. 713 Biish
Harloe ^Marcus, chief wharfinger, office foot Clay, r.
2.527 Howard
Harlow George P., r. Occidental Hotel
Harlow James, contractor and builder, r. Brunswick
House
Harrigan William, calker, r. 1 Hubbard
Harris B. & Son (B. and Charles S. Harris) stationery,
2 Battery
Harris Bernard (B. Harris & Son) r. 315 Eddy
Harris Charles S. (B. Harris & Son) r. 315 Eddy
Harris David, clerk, r. 211 Gough
Harron William H., inspector Custom House, r. 614
Sutter
Hart David, clerk, r. 2094 Market
Hart George, laborer Industrial Iron Works, r. 814
Laguna
Hart Maggie Miss, r. 565 Stevenson
Hartwell John B., missionary Baptist Mission Chapel,
r. 816 Jackson
Haselton J. C. Mrs., r. Westminster House
Haskell Jabez, conductor Sutter St. KB., r. 1303 3i Polk
Hauser Abraham, peddler, r. 106 J^ Eleventh
Haynie William M., wharfinger Main St. Wliarf, r.
Oakland
Hazlett John, engineer, r. 444 Brannan
Head Lyman H., speculator, r. 1120 Mission
Healey N. J. Mrs., waxflowers,r. 4 Hayes
Healy Edward J., shoemaker, r. NW cor Pine and
Laguna
Heffernan Michael, tailor, r. 938 Folsom
Hegeler H. W. B., Olympic Club, 119 Post
Held Simon (Held & Co.) r. 1333 Pine
Henderson Howard Rev., pastor M. E. Church South,
r. SE cor Twelfth and Glen Park Av
Henry John.r. 519 Jones
Herbert Arthur M., with A. W. Manning, r. 1505
Buchanan
Herrmann F. J., r. 529 Post
Hettich John, printer Neville & Co., r. 61 Tehama
Hettich Thomas, printer E. Detrick & Co., r. 61
Tehama
Hettich William D., engineer, r. 61 Tehama
Hickox Arthur M,, r. 1520 Van Ness Av
Higham Elijah, dealer sewing machines, 9 Taylor, r.
Oakland
Hill A. Barton, spirit medium, office and r. 54 Third,
rooms 27 and 28
Hill Charles D., r. 525 )<; Geary
Hill Mary J. Miss, r. 525M Geary
Hill Thomas L., student Samuel E. Knowles, r. 625 Ji
Geary
Hilton George W., physician, office and r. 630 O'Far-
rell
Hirth Leon G., collector Main St. Wharf, r. 1523 Post
HoagJaredC, collector, 724 H Market, r. 204 McAl-
lister
Hoffman & Co. (Seligman and Joseph Hoffman,
David Bloom and Ephraim Simon) importers
fancy goods, Yankee notions, etc., 17 and 19 Bat-
tery
Hogan George, r. 5 Ewer PI
Hollander Siegfried, jeweler, r. 1138 Sutter
Holling Brothers (Charles F. and Frederick) cigar
manufs, 109 California, room 9
Hooper John B., carpenter, r. 1332 Broadway
Horn B. C, commission agent, r. 1318 Eddy
Horst Herman H. (Horst & Matthey) r. Oakland
Horst & Mattliey (Herman H. Horst and Robert
Matthey) proptrs Palace Bakery and Restaurant,
867 Market
Horton M. B. Mrs., r. 715 Howard
Howell Josiah, office 220 Sansome, room2, r. 715 Hyde
Hubert Charles T., cutter S. R. Rhodes, r. 120 Pros-
pect PI
Huebner Louisa Mrs., r. 512 Minna
Huefner William (Huefner & Kayeer) r. 1410 Clay
Huefner & Kayser (William Huefner and Albert Kay-
ser) publishers California Journal, NE cor Jack-
son and Montgomery
Hulisohinsky Richard, cigar peddler, r. 1007 Stockton
Hundesser Otto W. C, bookkeeper Kragen & Geist, r.
805}^ Geary
Hunt Symmes H., inspector Custom House
Hurtzig William F. N., chemist and druggist, 147
Third
Hussey Eugene P. Mrs., widow, r. 1525 Pine
Hyde FredericU A., attorney for land claimants,
office 623 Commercial, r. 317 Geary
Hydro-Carbonized Block Pavement Co., Philip Caduc
president, works S s Berry, bet Fifth and Sixth,
office 401 Montgomery
Hyman Brothers (Hyman W., Henry W., Michael,
Morris, and Joseph) wholesale grocers, 409 and
411 Front
Hyman Hyman W. (Hyman Brothers) r. Nevada City
Hyman Joseph (Hyman Brothers) r. Honolulu
Hyman Michael (Hyman Brothers) r. New York
Hyman Morris (Hyman Brothers) r. Honolulu
iNGAixs John N., master mariner, r. 628 Hayes
IngersoLl George S., storage and commission,
1101 Battery, r. 1610 Clay
Isaacs Alfred 8., r. 226 Sutter
Ivers Alfred J., capitalist, r. 132D Leavenworth
Jackson J. Ross, assistant city editor 8. F. Chronicle,
r. 1322 Scott
Jacobs Bertha Miss, r. 19 Garden
Jacobs Gustave B., merchant, r. 1322 Webster
Jameson J. F.. salesman T. Brady, 6 Third
Jamleson W. W., steward City and County Hospital
Janes Charles M., patrolman Underwriters' Fire Pa-
trol, r. 205 Second
Jewish Times, S. Bachrach editor, office 331 Eeitmy
Johannes Henry C, clerk U. S. Mint, r. 206 Eddy
Johnson Charles M., broker, r. 134 Hayes
Johnson Howard R.. collector Broadway Wharf, r. 207
Turk
Johnson Ole H. Mrs., r. 856 Mission
Jonas Charles A., boarding and lodging, 1718 Mission
Jones George N. (E. N.Stratton & Co.) r. 419 Hyde
Jordan Henry, r. 627 Brannan
Judd Theodore D.. r. 912 Laguna
Junkins Charles K., clerk Napthaly, Freidenrich &
Ackerman, r. 319 Fourth
Juset Eugene, machinist, r. 225 Stevenson
Kane W. H. Mrs., r. 829 Mission
Kane William, sawyer Standard Box Co., r. Elcho
House
Karsky Morris (Karsky, Sternberg & Co.) r. The
Windsor
Karsky, Sternberg & Co. (Morris Karsky, David
Sternberg and Emil Boukof sky) wholesale manufs
cigars, 515 Front
Kauffung Louis H., wharfinger Folsom St. Wharf, r.
1513 Powell
Kaufman Cliarles, civil and mining engineer,
330 Pine, room 28, r. 2024 Bush
Kaufman Isidor J., r. 1337 Dupont
Kayser Albert (Huefner & Kayser) r. 1011 Clay
Kearney James (Hall & Kearney) r. 57 Everett
Keefe John H., teamster, r. Waldo House
Keeland W. H., r. 126 Sixth
Keenan Bernard, gasfitter, r. W s Cook, nr Point Lo-
bos Av
Keil Edward, proptr People's Art Gallery, 34 Third,
r. 2522 Mission
Kelley Jay G. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 502 O'Farrell
Kenealy Maurice, assistant pastor St.Patrick's Church,
r. 744 Mission
Kennedy, Brennan & Co. (Philip Kennedy,
John Brennan and C. P. Kennedy) dry goods,
901-905 Market and 2-6 Fifth
fSr/^ Xkl f^l ADI/ 6*5 MARKET, wholesal
btU. W. ULAnK, interior Decorator.
5i
wholesale and retail dealer in PAPER HAVG1IVGS
and all kinds of Windo-wr SluUl*
Material and Fixtnreii.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
"WTHOLiESAliE HARDWARE,
Corner Market and Front Streets.
74
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Kennedy Patrick, roofer Henry Q. Fiske. r. 64 Na-
toma
Kennedy Patrick J., receiver Dime Savings 6ank,and
stockbroker, 421 California, r. 151G Taylor
Kennedy & McGruder (Mrs. Kate McGruder) milli-
ners, 915 Market
Kerr James, machinist Josbna Hendy, r. 606 Howard
Kessler Adam, bartender Bemhard Krauss, r. 535
Commercial
Kilburn B. R., r. 963 Mission
Kilbum Ira, r. 963 Mission
King Joseph L. (Miles & King) r. Sonoma, Cal.
Kirby P. H., theatrical agent, r. 417 Kearny, room 27
Kirkiand Joseph B., general agent St. Louis, Vanda-
lia and Terre Haute ER., 116 Montgomery, r. Nu-
cleus House
Kirkiand Susie Mrs., r. 1511 Taylor
Kittel August, baker, r. 125 Seventh
Kohler B. J., r. 12(]5 Turk
Koopmanscliap Cornelius, Chinese Immigra-
tion Agent, 34 Merchants' Exchange
Koster Frederick, r. 306 k Twenty-first
Krauss Bernhard, liquor saloon, 535 Commercial
Krueger George F., blacksmith, 1114 Harrison, r. SE
cor Natoma and Seventh
Krneger Lonig, manuf and dealer white metals,
515 Commercial, r. 22 Turk
liA Fontaine Fritz, sculptor, r. 514 Bush
liaclinian M. (fc Co. (Morris Lachman) carpets,
oil cloths, etc., 31 Post
Lamb Dana T., carpenter Industrial School, r. 610
Powell
Lamb William E., r. 510 Powell
Langrehr Henry C, stoves and tinware, and ship's
plumber, 25 Market
Laser Lazarus, teacher Congregation Kevah Tzedek, r.
417 Jessie
Lawton Franklin, stockbroker, r. 732 Post
Lawver Aaron M., assistant bookkeeper U. S. Mint, r.
725 Pine
Leavitt Allen H. (Stackpole i Leavitt) r. 414 Fell
Leazer Charles E., teamster Continental Oil and
Transportation Co., r. 360 Brannan
Leazer George D., cutter Continental Oil and Trans-
portation Co., r. 360 Brannan
Lederer George M. (George M. Lederer & Co.) r. 1434
Post
Lederer George M. & Co. (George M. Lederer and
Philip H. Coorabe) proptrs Bay City Plating
Works, 731 Mission
Ledyr.rd Henry S., clerk Bank of California, r. 4
Hi|;!hlaud Terrace
LesBmanu Gustave W., bookkeeper Neville & Co., r.
510 Powell
Levy Archie (Archie Lc'ST & Co.) r. 362 Third
Levy Archie & Co. (Archie Levy, Saul Alpers, and
George Flannigan) Musical Conservatory and
Dramatic Agency, 362 Third
Levy Frank, hatter, 7 Sixth, r. 832 Jackson
Levy Frederick H., bookkeeper M. Hyman & Co., r.
838 O'Farrell
Lew H., poultry, game and dairy produce, 22 Oentre
Market, r. 1432 Geury
Levy Louis, tailor, r. 617 J4 Linden Av
Lewis L. T., dairyman, r. 304 Third
Lewis Morris, expressman, r. 831 Vallejo
Lewis Morris Mrs., dressmaker, r. 831 Vallejo
Lightbourn John E., r. 1026 Fujsom
Llghtncr M. C rector St. Peter's Episcopal Church,
r. cor Eighteenth and Guerrero
Lilllie Le-wis, secretary Colorado Commercial and
Land Co., and McElroy Mining Co., and agent
Eastern Oregon Land Co., office 20 Montgomery,
r. 607 Washington
LINARD Bi RALPH lithographer,
debif,'iier, and printer, 412 Commercial, r. 219
Geary
Lind John, assistant collector Pacific St. Wharf, r. 10
California
Llnfortlt James (Linforth,Rice & Co.) r. 816 Turk
Locke Isaac 8., wharfinger Vallejo St. Wharf, r. 1310
Green
Lockwood L. R., Inspector Custom House
Long J. Thomas, salesman, r. 215 Jones
Lott William S., carpenter, r. 1127 Tyler
Lowenberg Edmund, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co.,
r. 10 Oak
Lowenberg George, clerk Sutro & Co., r. 10 Oak
Lowenberg Julia Mrs., r. 10 Oak
Lowenberg Robert, clerk Esberg, Bachmann k Co., r.
10 Oak
Lowenberg William, clerk Zadig & WeiU, r. 413 Oak
Lowensteiu Herman [Meyers & Lowenstein) r. 22 Du-
pont
liubelski Liebo, physician, office and r. 120 H Turk
Ludwick Charles, carpenter, r. 110 Taylor <
Ludwig Oscar Mrs., r. 11J5 Mission
Lynch Alexander H., reporter Morning Call, r. 1322
Scott
Lyon Richard C, clothing dealer, r. 1414 Pacific
Lyons Henry, tally clerk Sea Wall, section A, r. 708
Green
Maas James, r. 967 Mission
MacNeviu Henry P., mining, r. 2010 Mission
AlarRae Alexander, physician, office and r. 222
Post
Macnaughton A. C. Mrs., r. 244 Taylor
Mains James R., photographer J. L. Gibson, r. 1506
Hyde
Mamlock Henrietta Miss, dressmaker, r. 628 Minna
Mamlock Jennie Miss, hairdresser, r. 628 Minna
Mamlock Rachel Miss, saleswoman Herman Kahn, r.
628 Minna
Mamlock William, upholsterer, r. 628 Minna
Manesca A. C. Mrs., r. 244 Taylor
Mansfield Charles, compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 1811
Powell
Marchlni Gaetano, miner, r. SW cor Twenty-fifth and
Church
Marks Marks, merchant, r. 236 Seventh
Marsteu Charles A., clerk Internal Revenue Office, r.
307 Lombard
Martin James G., shipwright, r. 118 Taylor
Marvin Frank W., salesman S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
r. 2109 Webster
Matthews Harv-ey, deputy street superintendent, new
City Hall, r. 1206 5< Jackson
Matthey Robert (Horst & Matthey) 867 Market
Maurer Peter, collector North Point and Eureka
Wharves, r. 652 J^ Natoma
McCartv L. P., publisl>er and proptr Pac. Coast
Postal Index, and Statistician, 414 Clay, r. 630
Geary
McCeney Julius C, attorney at law, 604 Commercial,
r. 502 Mason
McCormick John F., r. 20 }< Harriet
McDevitt James, photographic printer, r. 137 Perry
McDonald Angus D., carpenter, r. 314 Lily Av
McGrouther Margaret Mrs., bakery, 647 }< Geary
McGuire Lucius M., physician, office and r. 722 Mont.
Mclntire Henry J., bricklayer, r. 5^ Oak
McKee James A., physician, office and r. 222 Post
McKenzie J. W., assistant Superintendent House of
Correction
McKeriZie John W., collector, r. 307 Chestnut
McKiisick Harrison J., superintendent U. 8.
Railway Mail Service, Post Office Building, r.
North Temescal
McLaughlin Dennis, r. 319 Clementina
McLaughlin Frank, machinist .£tna Iron Works, r.
624 Shotwell
McMahon Philip, jeweler California Jewelry Co., r.
5-2'.t Bryant
SIcM alien John, manager S. F. Bridge Co., 14
Leavenworth, r. 220 Hermann
McMullin D. K., night inspector Custom House
McNallj- & Ha%vkln« (Lawrence McNally) Im-
porters and jobbers gas fixtures, plumbers'
ware, etc., 607 Market
Median James, cook John Reagan, r. 372 Fifth
Mehrtens Oeslne Miss, r. 1629 Polk
Meloy E. R., laborer Central Pac.RR.,r. 154 Bluxome
Mercantile and Dealers' Protective Assn, Henry M.
Cavendish manager, 405 Kearny, rooms 11 and 12
Mergulre George, bookkeeper John L. Merguire, r.
1915 Jessie
Merguire John L., proptr Standard Box Factory, SW
cor Bryant and Fifth, r. 1916 Jessie
Messer Joseph O., engineer, r. 313 Sixth
Miles Edward M. (Miles & King) r. 8 Verba Buena
SUN FRANCISCO LftUNDRY''^''"'P**«a'iS"a*»''i'/.'il'"l/"""*"'"""«
I MAOnniUnilPIJ importer of and DBAIiBR IN COAL AND PIG IRON,
J. ITIHUUUnUUUn, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
ADDITIONAL NAMES, REMOVALS, ETC.
75
Miles & King (Edward M. Miles and Joseph L. King)
stockbrokers, 413 Montgomery
Mitchell Alexander, cook U. S. Restaurant
Molser Ferdinand, r. 21 Moss
Mookel Anton, clerk, r. 514 Geary
Mookel Katharine Mrs., manuf ladies' wear, 514 Geary
Moore Leopold P., importer teas, 412 Sacramento, r.
310 Fulton
Moore Samuel E., bookkeeper David Conrad, r. 924
Jackson
Mordofl' Frank W., clerk John Skinker, r. 317 Stock.
Morgan Maxwell W., carpenter, r. 444 Brannan
Morgenthau Max, jobber gents' furnishing goods and
S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory goods, and proptr
Mission Soap and Candle Works, office 108 Bush,
r. 1008 Van Ness Av
Morrison William F., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 634 Eddy
Morton Frederick, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,
r. 22 Lily Av
Muehlsteph George Rev., pastor St. Mark's Evan-
gelical Lutheran Church, r. 405 Post
Murray Martin, steward, r. 256 Clementina
Mutual Ice Co., John Kirkpatrick president, John
Cashin secretary and superintendent, 321 and 323
Francisco
Myer Emanuel (A. Berenz & Co.) 315 Bush
Myers A. , agent Leflfel Turbine Water Wheels, 217
Fremont
Nabh John, conductor N. B. and Mission RR., r. 1
Hubbard
Neale George W., canvasser, r. 210 Fifteenth
Nichols James, r. 1401 Larkin
Nichols Sophronia Mrs., homeopathic physician,
office and r. 23 Powell
Nolan L. Miss, hairdresser, r. 2415 Clay
Normann Otto (Normann & Siewert) r. 513 Montgom-
ery Av
Normann & Siewert (Otto Normann and William Sie-
wert) liquor saloon, 513 and 517 Montgomery Av
Nosier Thomas M., clerk Custom FTouse, r. 608 Fulton
Nugent J. F. Rev., assistant pastor St. Rose's Church,
r. N s Brannan, bet Fourth and Fifth
O'Bbien John J., assistant secretary SJate Harbor
Commissioners, r. 1013 Green
O'Brien Timothy, r. 420 Sixth
O'Brien Timothy, miner, r. 12 Heron
O'Connor P. Rev., assistant pastor Mission Dolores
Church, SW cor Sixteenth and Dolores
O'Kane James, sexton St. Joseph's Church, r. 108 Lang-
ton
O'Reilly H. J., master mariner, r. 89 Chestnut
O'SulIivan Daniel, junk and liquor saloon, 20 Com.
Oakland Gas Light Co., Joseph G. Eastland secretary,
S. F. office 604 Commercial
Oakley A. R., r. 212 Second
Oregon. Rail-way and Na-vigation Co., K.
Van Oterendorp agent, 210 Battery
Orr Anderson H.. carpenter, r. 307 Fourth
Osgood Fred., porter Hyman Brothers, r. 231 Seventh
O.utcalt Peter, special agent and adjuster South Brit-
ish and National Fire and Marine Insurance Co.'s,
213 Sansome, r. 614 Sutter
Pacific Coast Packing Co., Julius Kraemer
proptr, canned fish, meats and fruits, 805 Sansome
Palace Bakery and Restaurant., Horst &
Matthey proptra, 867 Market
Parker Edward W., shoemaker, r. 786 Harrison
Pasmore Robert L., teacher music, r. 1414 Jackson
Patterson Robert H., teamster I. Gutte, r. 319 Ivy Av
Pearson Robert W. Mrs., r. 205 Valencia
Peasley Stephen L., shipcarpenter Pacific Mail SS.
Co., r. 24 Third
Peck Henry M., carpenter, r. 269 Jessie
Penebs':y Adolphus, housemover, r. 1615 Mason
Penwell Samuel A., secretary Berkeley Land and
Town Improvement Assn, 650 Market, r. Berkeley
Permutation Lock Co., Gustave Niebaum president,
Zenas Crowell secretary and treasurer, Nestor A.
Young general manager, 318 California
Phelps Philo F. Rev., acting pastor First Presbyte-
rian Church, r. 1116 Jackson
Pkipps Alfred B., commission stockbroker, i08
Montgomery, r. 1520 Taylor
Pico Pilar, widow, r. 519 O'Farrell
Pietzsch Charles, clerk Davis Brothers, r. 243 Stev.
Popper Viet, chiropodist, 33 Kearny
Pratt J. F., sub-assistant U. S. Coast and Geodetic
Survey, r. 1618 Washington
Price Thomas W. Jr., r. Brooklyn Hotel
QuiBK Thomas F., wharfinger MiBBion |8t. Wharf, r,
1517 Market
Rawson J. A. Mrs., artist, r. 24 Silver
Reade F. William, attorney at law, 434 California, r.
631 Harrison
Reagan John, restaurant, 57 and 59 Third, and 616
Sacramento, r. Twenty-third, bet Dolores and
Chattanooga
Reaume Louis, shoemaker, r. 58 Clara
Redecker Charles, r. SW cor Folsom and Fremont
Reich Leopold (Buyer & Reich) r. 1028 Clara
Remington John C. (J. C. Remington & Co.) r. 726
Folsom
Retail Tradegmen's Protective and Collect
tion Burean, F. A. Ingersoll secretary, 434
California, rooms 5 and 6
Richards David M., clerk Thomas Bell & Co., r. 712
Hyde
Rideout Benjamin, wharfinger Front and Union Sts
Wharf, r. 423 Laguna
Riegle David F., confectionery, 127 H Fourth
Riverside Land and Irrigation Co., Louis Franconl
secretary, office 302 Sansome
Robertson E. B., physician, 28 and 29 St. Ann's Build-
ing, r. 933 Valencia
Roberts John W., salesman printing dept A. L. Ban-
croft & Co., r. 518 Geary
Robinson Albert S., insurance solicitor, r. 1724 Clay
Rodgers Hubert, agent, r. 1905 Sacramento
Ruffin Achille, tailor, r. 110 William
Ruppelius William, watchmaker, NE cor Mission and
Fifth
Salter A. E. (successor Kimball Manuf. Co.) manuf
cars, carriages, etc.. NE cor Bryant and Fourth
Samuel William, compositor H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
1018 Folsom
Samuels W. R. G., F. A. S., Burgeon, 719 Market,
r. 1822 Market
San Francisco Brldgfe Co., John McMullen
manager, 14 Leavenworth
Sauer Adam, carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Schafer John A., miner, r. 124 Eddy
Schleiden Josepli P., ship and Custom House
broker, commission agent, and agent Mexican,
Central, and South American Line Packets, 322
Washington, r. 212 Powell
Schnoor Diedrich W., barber, r. 426 Green
Secor W. A., r. 732 !4 Clementina
Seeley Frank E., dentist, 339 Kearny, r. 1105 Powell
Severance Charles C. P. .wharfinger section 1, Sea Wall,
r. 327 Chestnut
Shearer George D., agent Schooley's Gas Regulator,
and general agent, 757 Market, r. The Truesdell
Sheppard Henry, laborer, r. 1C09 Gfeary
Sherburne Eva Mrs., dressmaker, r. 808 Mission
Shields Isaac A., extraman Engine No. 4, S. F. F. D.,
r. 823 Mission
Shira Join, machinist, r. 16 Verona
Siewert William (Normann & Siewert) and groceries,
541 Montgomery Av
Simon Abraham, tailor, r. 132 Shipley
Sinz Otto, watchmaker, 9 Geary, room 19, r. 319 Dun-
can
Slater Thomas O., r. 2505 Clay
Slattery William J., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
30 O'Farrell
I fillNni APH Rj CO Growers of and Dealers in FINE WINES.
J I \J<jML'l.nV^II OC \J\Jt Corner Market and Second Streets.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPORTATION CO., ^^I^^I^^^k^^"^
76
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTGRY.
Sllcer Mary M., Inspectress Custom House, r. 331
Union
Smith Samuel C, carpenter, r. 632 Minna
Snow John F. , cleaning, dyeing and scouring, 3
Dupont, r. 1623 Mission
Sparks William H., inspector Custom House, r. 108
Taylor
O J. JxJxJj ill VJii merchant tailor. 210 Mont,
gomery
Stannard Edwin F., collector Broadway Wharf, r. 952
Howard
Steindle John, bricklayer, r. 1232 Stockton
StigUano Orazio, teacher music, r. 625 Broadway
Stiles Edwin B., wharfinger Second and Berry fits.
Wharf, office and r. 804 Third
StlUa-Hafg^Potiten (Swedish weekly) Yonngberg
& Meyer publishers and proptrs, NW cor Wash-
ington and Sansome
Stock Edward, clerk, r. 405 Turk
Stow^ell William H., merchandise broker, 202
Market and 3 Pine, r. 923 Hyde
Strasburg Frederick, cigarmaker Benicke Brothers, r.
731 Pine
Streisand Henrietta, widow, r. 1116 Howard
Strozynaki Stanislas, wigmaker, and ladies' hair-
dresser, SE cor Powell and Ellis, r. NW O'Farrell
and Powell
S'wrlft Charles J. , attorney at law, office 306 Pine,
room 11
THn-ow Charles A., telegraph operator, r. cor Twen-
tieth and Dolores
Thomas Mary Miss, artist, 34 Third, r. 548 Minna
Thomas William, r. 548 Minna
Thompson William B., varnisher George P. Thomas,
r. 119 J4 Thirteenth
Tiiomsoii & Evans (John Thomson and Chester
H. Evans) engineers and machinists, 110 and 112
Beale
Thomdyke Fanny E. Miss, artist, r. 308 Bush
Tibbey Alexander S., fur dealer, 631 Sacra-
mento, r. 712 Grove
Tiemey James, deputy jailor, r. 531 O'Farrell
Tolman 8. E., porter Hyman Brothers, r. 307 Folsom
Twist Frank W., clerk Davis Brothers, r. 303 Jessie
Tyson Duncan S. (Tyson & Duff) and liquor saloon,
122 Leidesdorff, and 521 Sacramento, r. 72 Natoma
Tyson & Duff (Duncan S. Tyson and Thomas C. Duflf)
coopers, 897 Front
Vau. Charles A., clerk Wellman, Peck &0o., r. 509
Filbert
Van Buren M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 502 O'Farrell
Van Loon William H., laborer, r. 412 Jackson
Villard Constantin, r. 634 Vallejo
VoUmar H. R., canvasser, r. 518 Geary
Von Borstel John, collector Jackson St. Wharf, r.
Oakland
Wagnon Hamilton D. Mrs., r. 1137 Mission
Walker Edward F. Rev., r. 614 Capp
Walker George B., papermaker, r. 1435 Steiner
Waltersen & Dewey (John Waltersen and William 8.
Dewey) commission merchants, 212 Clay
Warburton Samuel, teamster, r. 362 Brannan
Wardlaw James, hostler Charles S. Crittenden, r. 16
William
Washburn Ezra E., collector Harrison and Spear St,
Wharf, r. Brunswick House
Webster Reginald, acting principal South End School,
r. 1045 Mission
Weintraub Philip F., collector Mission St. Wharf, r.
213 Gough »
Weiss Henry T., peddler, r. 438 Natoma
Welch William M. Rev., assistant pastor St. Patrick's
Church, r. 744 Mission
Wells John, carpenter S. F. F. D., r. 235 Kearny
Wendt Gustave, shoemaker Charles Maier, r. E s Vir-
ginia PI, bet Pacific and Broadway
Whalen Lawrence W., butcher, r. 1713 Leavenworth
White F. Reed, traveling salesman Hall's Safe and
Lock Co., 211 California
White James M., collector Jackson St. Wharf, r. 1233
Pacific
Whitefield Rogvald E., collector Oakland Ferry Wharf ,
r. 1619 Sutter
Wilcox William C, patentee Wilcox's pumps, r. 764
Mission
Willard Edd, carriagemaker, 1114 Harrison, r. 21S
Turk
Williams Orlando R., machinist, r. 205 Second
Wilson Albert C. J., wharfinger Green St. Wharf, r.
659 Howard
Wilson H. B., carpenter, r. 207 Post
Wise Charles, teamster L. G. Sresovich & Co., r. 719
Clay
Wisshack Gottlob, insurance agent, r. SE cor Mason
and Lombard
Wittner Nathan, canvasser California Journal, NE
cor Montgomery and Jackson
Wood Clement F., wharfinger Battery St. Wharf, r.
305 Jones
Woodward W. A., physician, 101 Dupont
Wrage Peter, tailor, r. 868 Folsom
Wright George W. (Wright & Chadbourne) r. 730
Green
Wright & Chadbourne (George W. Wright and S. W.
Chadbourne) stationers, 433 Montgomery Av
YoxJNG C. Wesley, r. 405 Kearny
Zandeb L. T., clerk, r. 2820 Mission
Zorb Anton, barber, 642 Clay, r. 325 Union
A. S. SPENCE & CO.,
637 MARKET STREET, S. F.
HEADQUARTERS FOR NOVELTIES
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
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Every Dealer on the Coast to send for our
IVEW ILLXJSTJRu^TEI3 C^TA^LOOUE.
It contains a List of New antl Fast Selling Articles not to be found in any other
house, and which every merchant can sell.
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN, '35„.!««ntgomeryjt.
in MAC I MHPRIQniU Iiamber Dealer, N.E. cor. Mission and Spear Stg.,ha«larcp»
JUnnO Jt mUnniOUIl, Lumber sheds mied with well seasoned Lumber.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
FOR THE YEAR COMMENCING APRIL 1, 1880.
j9S" NoTicB— -Same* too late for regular insertion, removal), cfianges, etc.. which ?tav* occurred during the
printing of the work, will be found cm thepages immediately preceding this.
For List of Boarding Houses, Hotels, Lodgings, etc., see Bubejess Dibectobt, pp. 980, 1022 and 1035 ; for Packets
—Sail and Steam, see pp. 1053 and 1069 ; for the Location of the Offices of the different waning Companies, see
Business Dibectort, p. 1044.
ABBBEVIATIODTS.
ASBD .Association
Av _... Avenue
BMg Building
bet between
cor corner
dept department
E East
Int. Rev..Internal Revenue
manuf. manufacturer
N North
nr near
opp opposite
PI Place
proptr. proprietor
r resides, or residence
KR Railroad
Rev _ Reverend
S.. ..*. South
s'.'Fr'FV"D.'.'.'.'S."F.'Fire'i)ept
SS Steamship
stmr steamer
supt superintendent
W "West
HTBEETS
Bdwy Broadway
Bran Brannan
Cal California
Clem Clementina
Com Commercial
Fol Folsom
Kear Kearny
Leav Leavenworth
Leld Leidesdorff
Lomb Lombard
Merch Merchant
Miss Mission
Mont Montgomery
Pac Pacific
Sac Sacramento
San Sansome
Sec Second
Steu Steuart
Stev Stevenson
Stock Stockton
Wash Washington
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A. A. HoDSB, J. C. Roley & Co. proptra, 308 Kearny
Aabet Martin, carpenter, r. 141 Shipley
Aaron Aaron, salesman S. Bine, r. 1307 Gough
Aaron David, embroidery stamp manuf, 133 Sixth, r.
915 Stockton
Aaron Emil, cigarmaker E. Brlggs & Co., r. 1743^ Clara
Aaron Emile, salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r.333 Fell
Aaron Harris, merchant, r. 1007 }<5 Natoma
Aaron Joseph, barber, 5134 Third, r. 253 Perry
Aaron Louis, carpenter Frederick W. Zehfuss
Aaron Mary Mrs., pleating and stamping, 915 Stockton
Aaron Simon, bookkeeper Samuel Bauer, r. 1307 Gough
Aaron Simon, manuf shirts, 106 Dupont, r. 854 Folsom
Aaron. See Aron
AaronsAlbert, captain schr Caroline, r. 2300 Folsom
Aarons Louis H., cigarmaker, r. 636 Sacramento
AaronBon Frank, commercial traveler, r. 427 Sixth
Aaronson Jacob, manuf underwear, 215 Sixth
Aaronson Nathan, r. 533 Jessie
Abadie Mary Mme., midwife, 710 Lombard
Abbas Frank, painter, r. 1303 Leavenworth
Abbey A., operator Gold and Stock Tel. Co., r. Oakland
Abbey ThomaK, pressman, r. 446 Brannan
Abbey William H., Rig. and Stev. Union. 806 Mont.
Abbiati Albino, proptr Belvedere House, 1108 Stock.
Abbiati C, barkeeper Albino Abbiati, r. 1108 Stockton
Abbot Downing Co., Thomas 8. Eastman agent, 40-46
New Montgomery
Abbot George (E. Grisar & Co.) r. 2012 Pacific Av
Abbot S. L. Jr., clerk New England Mutual Life In-
surance Co., r. 20 Essex
Abbotsford House, Michael Brogan proptr, NW cor
- Broadway and Larkiu
Abbott A. H., copyist, r. 32 Fourth
Abbott Annie, dressmaker, r. 1551 Market
Abbott Charles H., wool dealer, NW cor Fifth and
iBluxome, r. 105 Stockton
Abbott Charles M., bookkeeper Ne'wton Brothers &
Co., r. 611 Mason
Abbott Daniel C, collector Front and Union St.Wharf ,
r. International Hotel
Abbott Edward F., law student W. H. Allen, r.32 Fourth
Abbott F., r. The Baldwin
Abbott Frank, cook Meyers' Restaurant, r. 261 Minns
Abbott Prank H. .compositor B.F. Sterett,r. 824 Mission
Abbott Harry, clerk, r. 1126 Market
Abbott Henry, broker, r. 29 Dupont
Abbott Lewis H., clerk, r. 1435 M Mission
Abbott Mark L., bookkeeper Golden Eagle Hotel
Abbott Martha Miss, nurse, r. 825 Twentieth
Abbott M. E. Mrs., groceries, 51 Louisa, r. cor Louisa
and Elizabeth
Abbott Nancy Mrs., dressmaker, r. 32 Fourth
Abbott Osbom, stockbroker, 316 Cal., r. 437 Eddy
Abbott Pa-vinp Works, Edwin Dudgeon manager,
office 22 Montgomery, works cor Sixth and Berry
Abbott Peter, laborer, r. 524 Mission
Abbott Robert W., clerk James Munsell Jr., r. 1551
Market
Abbott Samuel S., general mechanic Woodward's
Gardens, r. 4M Erie
Abbott Thomas, bargeman Custom House, r. Oakland
Abbott Thomas G., cleaner Charles J. Holmes, r. Wa
Sanchez, bet Twenty-eighth and Valley
Abbott W. D., conductor Cal. St.RR.,r.l319 California
Abbott William, bookkeeper Methodist Book Deposi-
tory, r. 811 3i^ Tyler
Abbott William, proptr Chronicle House, 32 Fourth
Abbott William Mrs., dressmaker, r. 32 Fourth
Abbott William D., with Holcomb Brothers & Co., r.
1200 Larkin
Abel Charles, teamster, r. 318 Ritch
Abel Charles, whitener, r. 452 Minna
Abel George A. shipping clerk Elisha Ransom jt Co.,
r. Oakland
Abel H. Christian, hassockmaker, 18 Oak Grove Ay
Abel Louis (Charles Levy & Co.) r. 31 Willow Av
Abel Richard, master mariner, r. 318 Ritch
Abel. See Abell.
Abele Henry, cigarmaker Mayrlsch Brothers Ac Co., r.
1219 Pacific
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IjiLU. YY. LLAnK, Paner Hangings & Sliade Material. Manufacturer of windaw Shades
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
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HARDWARE, '^
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Abeles J., r. 635 Clay
Abell Alexander O. , grand secretary Grand Lodge
F. and A. M., Masonic Temple, r. 1027 Washington
Abell Edward A., clerk, r. 1027 Washington
Abell Walters., mining engineer, r. 1027 Washington
Abels Charles, painter, r. 502 Natoma
Abels Herman, cabinetmaker, r. 569 Minna, rear
Abela Solomon K., attorney at law, 36 Montgom-
ery Block, r. 1107 Filbert
Abend Post (German daily and weekly) S. F. Abend
Post Publishing Co. publishers and proptrs, 535
California
Abendroth Frederick, merchant tailor, 2.'513 }^ Mission
Abenheimer Julius, commission merchant and im-
porter calf skins, moroccos, etc., 20 Sansome, r.
212 Sutter
Aber William E., bookkeeper Albert Washburn, r. 571
Bryant
Abernethy A. F., foreman A. G. Eoden, r. 1717 Sac.
Abert Lizzie, widow, r. W s Columbia, bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth
Abley John F., baker, r. i Laskie
Abling Theodore, machinist, r. 840 Harrison
Abo William, r. 1027 Dupont
Abraham A. & Brother (Abraham and Herman) bar-
bers, 6 Turk
Abraham Abraham (A. Abraham & Bro.) r. 114 Ninth
Abraham Abraham, clothing, 404 Pacific
Abraham Christian, bottler Eureka Soda Works, r.
126 Ivy Av
Abraham Gabriel, cutter Dodge & Gorevan, r. 6 Har-
riet
Abraham Herman (A. Abraham & Bro.) r. 6 Turk
Abraham Hyman, clerk Richardson Brothers, r. 120?^
Turk, rear
Abraham Max, merchant, r. 919 Pacific
Abraham Meyer, tailor, r. 925 Jones
Abraham Nathan (P. Abraham & Son) r. 9 Seventh
Abraham P. & Son (Philip and Nathan) dry goods^ 44
Sixth
Abraham Philip (P. Abraham & Son) r. 9 Seventh
Abraham Rudolph, r. 526 Turk
Abraham Samuel, porter Stewart & Buckley, r. North
Pacific Hotel
Abraham. See Abrahams, Abram and Abrams
Abrahams Abraham, clerk David Frankel, r. 605 Mc-
Allister
Abrahams Edward, trunkmaker, r. 1836 Howard
Abrahams Felix, market, 1402 Stockton
Abrahams Henry, cutter Leon Lemos, r. 13 John
Abrahams Jacob, tailor, r. NE cor Tehama and
Fourth
Abrahams Jetta, widow, r. 532 Tehama
Abrahams John, furniture, 1015 Folsom
Abrahams Joseph, clothinK, r. 342 Third
Abrahams Lewis (Abrahams & Spiro) r. 2112 Howard
Abrahams Lewis, clothing, 6 Clay, r. 605 McAllister
Abrahams Marks, clerk Abrahams & Spiro, r. 13 John
Abrahams Marks, peddler, r. 248 Clementina
Abrahams Morris, shirtmaker, r. 13 John
Abrahams Peter, captain schr B. G. Whitney, Jackson
St. Wharf
Abrahams Rose Mrs., r. 323 Taylor
.Abrahams Solomim. liquor saloon, 208 Steuart
Abrahams & Spiro (Lewis Abrahams and Morris Spiro)
pawnbrokers, aud dealers watches, diamonds, and
jewelry, 13 Kearny
Abrahams. See Abraham, Abram and Abrams
Abrahamson Gustav, merchant, r. 742 Ellis
Abrahamsou Hermann, salesman E. Mansbach & Co.,
r. 742 Ellis
Abrahamsou Hugo, salesman David Magnes, r. 742
Ellis
Abrahamsou Jacob, real estate, r. 742 Ellis
Abrahamsou Julius, salesman Buyer & Reich, r. 742
Ellis
Abrahiimsou Nels, cofi°ee saloon, 521 East, r. 420
Drumm
Abrahamsou Peter, stoyes and tinware, 939 Market, r.
1022 Hyde
AbraliamsoD. See Abramson
Abram Ann Mrs., furnished rooms, 915 Market
Abram John, r. 916 Market
Abraniovich Andrew (Abramovich & Serovich) r.
1706 Polk
Abramovich Brothers (John and Drago) fruits, veg-
etables, etc., 1601 Polk
Abramovich Drago (Abramovich Bros.) r. 1501 Polk
Abramovich John (Abramovich Brothers, and Militch
& Abramovich) r. 1501 Polk
Abramovich & Serovich (Andrew Abramovich and
Theodore Serovich) fruit and produce, 1706 Polk
Abrams , r. 29 Dupont
Abrams Adolph, barber, r. 1305 Leavenworth
Abrams Augustus D., stripper I. S. Rosenbaum &
Co., r. SW cor Tyler and Van Ness Av
Abrams Baron D., salesman Charles Ealisky, r. SW
cor Tyler and Van Ness Av
Abrams David, merchant, r. SW cor Tyler and Van
Ness Av
Abrams H., student Medical College of the Pacific, r.
1359 Post
Abrams H., tailor Lancaster & Northon. r. Oakland
Abrams Harry, compositor W. T. Baggett & Co., r.
1359 Post
Abrams Herman, fruits and vegetables, 238 Fonrth,
r. 248 Clementina
Abrams Isaac, clothing, 50 Third, r. 433 Pacific
Abrams Isaac, salesman Weil & Woodleaf, r. 502
Bush
Abrams Jacob, clerk Herman Abrams, r. 248 Clem-
entina
Abrams John (Abrams & Carroll) r. 21 Powell
Abrams Jonas, r. 128 Olive Ay
Abrams Joseph D., cltrk Abraham Andrews, r. SW
cor Tyler and Van Ness Av
Abrams Julius, bookkeeper, r. 1359 Poet
Abrams Leon J., salesman Julius Leszynsky, r. 128
Olive Av
Abrams Lippman, peddler, r. 258 Clara
Abrams M. Mrs., dressmaker, 938 Folsom
Abrams Max, tailor, r. 938 Folsom
Abrams Nathan, salesman Isaac Abrams, r. 431 Pacific
Abrams N. T. Mrs., clerk John C. Clar, r. 1115 Tyler
Abrams Rachel, widow, r. 1359 Post
Abrams Robert, machinist Baldwin Theater, r. 205
Fell
Abrams Samuel, real estate and insurance agent, 140
Montgomery, r. 507 Lombard
Abrams Solomon, Riggers' Pro. Union, 614 Howard
Abrams Thomas, printer, r. 8 Walnut Av
Abrams William B., steward, r. 416 Broadway
Abrams & Carroll (John Abrams and George L.
Carroll) importers and wholesale druggists, 3 anil
5 Front
Abrams. See Abraham, .\braham8 ard Abram
Abramson Edward (Abramson k Bacon) r. 226 Sutter
Abi-aiusun J., watchmaker H. Traube, r. 323 Kearny
Abrunison <)te Bucon (Edward Abramson and Gas-
ton E. Bacon) chemists and druggists, SW cor Du-
pont and Sutter, and 717 Clay, above Kearny
Abramson. See Abrahamson
Abrego Ysmael, salesman Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
r. Oakland
Ahreo .\ntonio P., Portuguese Pro. and Bener. Assn,
415^ Drumm
Abreo Manoel P., Portugaese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 M Drumm
Academie Parisieniie, Mme. Louise Forstcr proprier
tress, 912 Sutt< r
Acndeiny Biiildinie^, 330 Pine
Academy of Xaturul Science*, SW cor Cali-
fornia and Dupont
Academy of Notre Dame, E B Dolores, bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth
Accidental Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co.
(Storey Co., Nev.) Otto Metchke secretary, 338
Montgomery, room 20
Acclimatizing Society, W. W. Traylor secretary, 37
Nevada Block
Aceret Annie, dressmaker, r. 708 Goiigb
Aceret Jai'ob. gardener, r. 708 Oough
Achesou Robert, hop and grain broker, 122 CUy, r.
1103 Montgomery
Achor Henry, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Achorn Albion O., carpenter, r. E 8 Dolores, bet
Twenty-fifth aud Twenty-sixth
Acker Frank V., carpenter and contractor, 1207 Polk.
r. 105 Austin
Acker 'Barnes, laborer Dohrmann & Co.
Acker V. Mrs., dressmaker, 317 Sutter
Acker William, mining, r. Commercial Hotel
Ackermun Brothers (Samuel S., Hart S., Isidore
S. and Inidiire H.) importers fancy gnods.
crockery and general varieties, 123 Kearny and
207 and"'.;09 Suiter
Ackeriuan Carl, flourpacker, r. 329 Broadway
Ackerman Caroline, widow, r. 520 Eddy
Ackerman Charles, r. 734 Tehama
Ackerman Charles, baker, r. 609 Jackson
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY,
LACE CURTAINS. BLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office, 33 Geary St.
MArnnMniinU importer op avd dealer in all kinds op foreign
mnUUUIlUUUn, and domestic coal, *1 Market street, comer Spear.
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Ackerman Charles L. (Naphtaly, Freidenrlch & Acker-
man) attorney at law, 426 California, r. 423 Eddy
Ackerman Claus, seaman, r, 329J4 Broadway
Ackerman David, butcher Felix Uri, r. 315 Geary
Ackerman Edward, salesman, r. 1309 Larkin
Ackerman Emanuel, clerk D.N. & E. Walter & Co., r.
1309 Larkin
Ackerman Harry, captain schr Laura May, Union
St.-VSTiarf
Ackerman Hart S. (Ackerman Brothers) r. New York
Ackerman Henry, bookkeeper, r. 520 Eddy
Ackerman Hermann, master mariner, r. 2717 Ji Miss.
Ackerman Hyman S., cashier Ackerman Bros., r. 420
Eddy
Ackerman Isadora H. (Ackerman Brothers) r. 832
O'Farrell
Ackerman Isadora 8. (Ackerman Brothers) r. 832
O'Farrell
Ackerman Jacob, driver Clay St. Hill RK.
Ackerman John D., r. 807 Valencia
Ackerman Robert, master mariner, r. 334 Ritch
Ackerman Samuel, salesinan D. N. & E. Walter &
Co., r. 1309 Larkin
Ackerman Samuel S. (Ackerman Brothers) r. 832
O'Farrell
Ackerman Sigmund H., salesman Ackerman Bros.,
r. 832 O'Farrell
Ackerman SigmaindL., traveling salesman Neustad-
ter Bros., r. 520 Eddy
Ackerman. See Akerman
Ackers James, laborer, r. 11 Pacific
Ackerson Charles H., contractor and builder, 215
Kearny, room 7
Ackerson George T., stockbroker, 314 Montgomery,
room 4
Ackerson James, assistant Sanitarium Baths, r. 2112
Powell
Ackerson Jennie S. Miss, r. 1627 Sutter
Ackerson John W. (Hanson, Ackerson & Co) r. Ta-
coma, Washington Territory
Ackerson William E., chief repairer Fire Alarm and
Police Telegraph, r. Brenham PI, nr Clay
Aokley Lyman, r. 915 Ji Howard
Ackman William, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Acme Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co., Cal.) Daniel
Buck secretary, 80 Nevada Block
Acosta Antonio, sashmaker Smith & Davis, r. 20
Bcott PI
Acott John, machinist William Hawkins, r. Buchanan
Alley, nr Howard
Acres Richard T., paperruler H. S.Crocker & Co., r.
743 Pine
Acton Martin J., expressman, r. 15 Elliot Park
Acton Richard, harness and saddlery, 2760 Mission
Acton Robert, bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 6
Rose Av
Actrian Frank I., butcher, r. 1221 York
Adair Elmer I., r. 715 Polk
Adair George B., salesman James E. Gordon & Co., r.
961 Mission
Adair Jennie, widow, r. 124 Clinton
Adair Joseph, night watchman, r. 124 Clinton
Adair William H., apothecary G. G. Burnett, r. 327
Montgomery
Adam George, steward U. S. Marine Hospital
Adam Thomas (Adam & Kibbe) r. 607 Gough
Adam & Kibbe (Thomas Adam and Millard Eibbe)
wines and liquors, junction Market, Kearny, and
Geary
Adami John, expressman, cor Stockton and Jackson,
. r. 113 Virginia
Adami Joseph, fisherman Front St. Wharf
Adamich John, barkeeper John Workman, r.9 Bdwy.
Adams , r. 118 Post
Adams A., fisherman, r. 33 Hinckley
Adams Adolph, salesman, r. 1714 Mason
Adams A. H., salesman Davis Brothers, r. 32 Fourth
Adams Albert F., blacksmith, r. 1G03 Mission
Adams Albert F., Internal Revenue and Custom House
broker, 417 Washington, r. Alameda
Adamg Alexander P., manuf compressed cofifee,
51 Fremont, r. 109 Twenty-fourth
Adams Amos, secretary Grangers' Business Assn,
office 106 Davis, r. 108 Ellis
Adams Amos C, attorney at law, 38 and 39 Mont-
gomery Block, r. Oakland
Adams Andrew J., mining, 330 Pine, room 26, r. 313
• O'Farrell
Adams Andrew L., carpenter and millwright, r. Chi-
cago Hotel
Adams Annie Miss, actress Baldwin Theater, r. 225
O'Farrell
Adams Arthur L., night clerk Post Office, r. 1053 Miss.
Adams August, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Adams Charles, r. 102 Minna
Adams Charles, laborer, r. 203 Francisco
Adams Charles, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SE cor
Mariposa and Mississippi
Adams Charles, master mariner, r. SW cor Pennsyl-
vania Av and Solano
Adams Charles, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 613 Howard
Adams Charles, seaman schr Felicity, Sixth St.Wharf
Adams Charles, water tender Oregon 88. George W.
Elder, Folsom St.AVharf
Adams Charles D., porter O. F. Willey & Co., r. Wb
Twelfth Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Adams Charles F., clerk Butler &Haldan, r. 1910 Hyde
Adams Charles W., carpenter, r. 235 Eighth
Adams Charles W., real estate, 408 California, r. 502
Taylor
Adams Christopher, cutler, gunsmith, etc., 508 Com-
mercial, r. 529 Union
Adams Clara A. Miss, assistant Broadway Grammar
School, r. 1910 Hyde
Adams Conrad, liquor saloon, 7 Wash., r. 218 Ritch
Adams C.W., workman coiner's dept U. 8. Mint, r. 502
Taylor
Adams Cyrus, salesman Jonas Schoenfeld, r. East
Oakland
Adams Daniel, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Adams Daniel S., shoemaker Chase & Blesi, r. 636
Commercial
Adams David W., blacksmith City RR., r. 1603 Miss.
Adams Edson, real estate, 91 and 92 Montgomery
Block, r. Oakland
Adams Edward, laborer JEtna Iron Works, r. 246 First
Adams Edwin, cutter P. & F. G. Conklin, r. 503 Nar
toma
Adams Edward F., manager A. 8. Barnes & Co., 3
Montgomery, r. 414 Bartlett
Adams Emerson, local policeman, r. 1837 Market
Adams Fanny Mrs., chambermaid Chicago Hotel
Adams Florence 8. Miss, assistant Tyler Street Pri-
mary School, r. 586 Buchanan
Adams Frank, laborer Pacific Coast SS. Co., r. 1001
Battery, rear
Adams Frank, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Adams Frank M., mining, 330 Pine, room 26, r. 211
Gough
Adams Fred. , attorney at law, 405 Kearny
Adams Frederick R., blacksmith, r. 1603 Mission
Adams George, conductor N. B. and Mission RR., r.
218 Ritch
Adams George, expressman, cor Post and Dupont, r.
820 Green
Adams George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Adams George E., watchman, r. cor Pearl and Guer-
rero
Adams George F., clerk Fratinger & Noll, r. 1910 Hyde
Adams George M., foreman cutting room U. 8. Mint,
r. 586 Buchanan
Adams George P., r. 515 Jones
Adams George R., clerk Custom House, r. 807 Tyler
Adams George W., lumber surveyor. Pier 13 Steuart,
r. 502 Bush
Adams Harry A., clerk Williams, Dimond b Co.,'r.
825 Bush
Adams Harry H., blacksmith, W s Mission Road, south
of Ocean House Road, r. 832 Valencia
Adams Henry, brewer Broadway Brewery, r. 10 Polk
Lane
Adams Henry, miller, r. 20 Jessie, rear
Adams Henry, shoemaker, r. 341 Minna
Adams Henry B,, gunsmith Liddle & Kaeding, r. 2002
Powell
Adams Henry W., collector Board of Trade of 8. F., r.
1522 Eddy
Adams Herbert, watertender Oregon SS. George W.
Elder
Adams Herman, tailor, r. 104 Ellis
Adams Hill Consolidated Mining Co. (Eureka, Nevada)
D. A. Jennings secretary, 401 California
Adams Horace (Goss & Adams) r. 201 Powell
Adams House, Clark Clapp proptr, 619 Sacramento
Adams Howard N., carpenter, r. 328 Hayes -
Adams Howard N., special policeman, r. 439 Jessie
Adams Isaac, barber Martin Koerner, r. 704 Ellis
Adams Isaac, blacksmith, r. 10 Broadway
Adams Jacob, proptr Broadway Brewery, 637 Broad-
way, r. 628 Broadway
J. GUNDLACH & CO.'S "GOTEOEL,
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American Table Wines.
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Adams Jacob F., carpenter, r. 623 Davis
Adams James (Adams & Butler) r. 26 ■Washington Av
Adams James, brassfinjsher William T. Garratt
Adams James H., r. 1910 Hyde
Adams J. B., artist, 12 Ellis
Adams Jewett W., r. 648 Market
Adams J. Fred., barber Harry Bernard, r. 55 Second
Adams Joel, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 725 Bran.
Adams John, r. 36 Geary
Adams John, carriagemaker Carvill Manuf Co., r. 1320
Guerrero
Adams John, clerk, r. 128 Post
Adams John, farmer, r. Keystone House
Adams John, foreman James Beatty, r. W s Seventh
Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Adams John, laborer, r. 1318 Dupont
Adams John, laborer City Cab and Carriage Stables, r.
54 Third
Adams John, teamster, r. 211 Ji Perry
Adams John, waiter Lick House
Adams John M. (Adams k Carter) r. 1611 Larkin
Adams John P., steward Hose No. 3, S F. F. D., r. E s
Folsom, bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Adams John Q., atty at law, 604 Clay, r. 1028 Vallejo
Adams John Q., clerkNevada Bank of S.F.,r. 734 Sutter
Adams John Quincy, plumber, r. 734 Tehama
Adams John S., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 917 Tyler
Adams John W., watchman, r. NW cor Spear and Har-
rison
Adams Joseph B., bookkeeper, r. SW cor Pennsylva-
nia Av and Solano
Adams Josephine M. Miss, saleswoman Singer Manuf.
Co., r. 122 Taylor
Adams J. P., bootblack, Ver Mehr PI, nr Kearny
Adams Laura Mrs., vocalist, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Adams Lawson S. (Adams, McNeill & Co., Sacramen-
to) office 405 Front, r. 825 Bush
Adams Lemuel C, traveling salesman Folger, Schill-
ing & Co., r. 800 Powell
Adams Leonard (Goss & Adams) r. 201 Powell
Adams Lucy F. Miss, assistant Turk St. Primary
School, r. 1910 Hyde
Adams Martin H., carriagesmith Charles J. Moyes, r.
1636 Tyler
Adams Mary, widow, r. 125 Clara
Adams Mary Miss, milliner, r. 1615 Jones
Adams, McNeill & Co. (Sacramento) wholesale grocers,
office 405 Front
Adams Miunie Miss, fringemaker Pac. Fringe Co., r.
974 Howard
Adams N., Ship and Steamboat Joiners' Assn, Dasha-
way Hall
Adams Nelson B., journalist, r. Fifteenth Av., bet F
and G, South S. F.
Adams Nelson J., clerk Garrett "W. Mlddlehoflf, r. 586
Buchanan
Adams Otis, butcher, r. Eleventh Av, nr Railroad Av,
South 8. F.
Adama Peter O., shoemaker, r. 207 Folsom
Adams Rachael Mrs., r. 704 Ellis
Adams Rhoda, widow, r. 826 Green, rear
Adams Richard, teamster, r. 818 Brannan
Adams Ross M., hatter Pedro Noriega, r. 1117 Mont.
Adams Samuel, homeopathic pharmacy, 316 Post, r.
1533 Sutter
Adams Samuel, shipcarpenter, r. N 8 Twenty-eighth,
bet Church and Sanchez
Adams Samuel W., blacksmith, r. 1C03 Mission
Adams Sarah, domestic 1314 Tyler
Adams Thomas B., captain bark Rival, r. 442 Twenty-
second
Adams Timothy W., sawsmlth Nathan W. Spaulding,
r. 3 Bowles PI
Adams Walter, clerk, r. 100 McAllister
Adams William, r. 1112 Mason
Adams William, farmer, r. Keystone House
Adams William, sale-sinan Taber, Harker & Co, r. 127
Kearny
Adams William A., stevedore, r. 331 Green
Adams William H.,clerk3. F. Bulletin Co., r. Alameda
Adams William H., porter, r. 1320 Guerrero
Adams William J., lumber aud shipping. Pier
17 Steuart, and proptr beabeck Mills, W. T., r.
Fair Oaks, San Mateo Co.
Adams William L., clerk William J. Adams, r. Fair
Oaks, San Mateo Co.
Adams William M., shipcarpenter Mlddlemaa &
Boole, r. 207 Main
Adams William P., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
SE cor Shasta and Michigan
Adams Z. B., salesman Main & Winchester, r. 1622
Eddy
Adams & Butler (James Adams and Thomas J. Butler)
bay, grain and feed, 42 and 44 Clay
Adams & Carter (John M. Adams and William F. Car-
ter) mining and mechanical engineers, and agents
The Ftue Ore Concentrator, 109 California, room 7
Adams. See Adam and McAdams
Adamson John, laborer, r. 17 Harrison Av, rear
Adamson Richard, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
1913 Stevenson
Adamson William, captain ship Belvidere
Adamson W. R. H., bookkeeper James R. Kelly k Co.,
r. East Oakland
Adcock E. Mrs., milliner, 221 Post
Adcock Edwin, r. 221 Post
Adcock John T., salesman Charles F. Doe, r. 1222 Bush
Adcock Robert A., clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro.,Beale
St.Wharf , r. 541 Second
Adcock William, r. 56 Tehama
Adcock William N., jeweler H. Elleau, r. 403 Oak
Addenda Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono
Co.) Thomas H. Dixon secretary, 238 Montgomery
Addison George, steward stmr Mary B. WllllamB,
Jackson St.Wharf
Addy F., porter Pacific Coast S8. Senator
Ade Fredericka, domestic 900 O'Farrell
Adelphl Theater, Ned Buckley proptr, 607 California
Adelsdorfer Ernest (Ernest Adelsdorfer & Co.) r. 1605
Gough
Adelsdoi-fer Ernest & Co. (Ernest Adelsdorfer)
manufs and dealers teas, coffee, spices and yeast
powder, 406 and 408 Sansome
Adelsdorfer J . Miss, r. 627 Larkin
Adelsdorfer Joseph, salesman Frankenthal & Co., r.
501 Van Ness Av
Adelsdorfer William, bookkeeper Ernest Adelsdorfer
& Co., r. 1605 Gough
Adelsdorfer Zacharias, merchant, r. 1605 Gough
Adelson Julius (Macowsky & Adelson) r. 359ii Te-
hama
Adelson Max, peddler, r. 23 Moss
Adelstein Bernard, peddler, r. 25 Lafayette'
Aden J. R., captain schr Anna Aden, r. Yftllejo, nr
Montgomery
Adergean Louis, lodgings, 736 Pacific
Adie Charles A., clerk American Sugar Refinery, r.
Oakland
Adlara Benjamin, nig-ht watchman, r. lOOJii Jackson
Adler Aaron A. (Jost & Adler) r. 830 Post
Adler Adolph, bookkeeper Hart & Goodman, r. Ahl-
bom House
Adler Alexander, bookkeeper Ordensteln & Co., r. 613
Post
Adler Bar., real estate. r. 748 Howard
Adler Bertha Mrs., bakery, 1026 Larkin
Adler Carrie Miss, r. 2426 Sacramento
Adler Charles, r. 915 Geary
Adler Charles (W. & I. Steinhart & Co.) r. Alameda
Adler Charles E., salesman Fecbheimer, Goodklnd k
Co., r. 1517 Van Ness Av
Adler David, bookkeeper Jacob Schoenfeld, r. NE cor
Halgbt and Octavia
Adler David, butcher, 3 Hayes Valley Market, r. 406
Gough
Adler David, crockery, 1009 Stockton
Adler Henry, farmer, r. 58 Crocker
Adler Herman, r. 309 Powell
Adler Jacob, clerk Haas Brothers, r. 513 Post
Adler J. E., salesman Ackcrman Bros., r. 1026 Larkin
Adler John, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Adler Joseph, clerk Merchants' Exchange Assa, r. 13
Hopeton Terrace
Adler Joseph, me.ssenger Free Public Library, r. NW
cor Octavia and Haight
Adler Julius, local agent Union Ins. Co., r. 513 Post
Adler Leoi^old, r. 910 Geary
Adler Leopold (Sihwerdt & Adler) r. 637 Stevenson
Adler Louis, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. NE cor Haight
and Octavia
Adler Maurice, butcher David Adler, r. 406 Gough
Adler Max, Cigarmakers' .\ssn, 771 Market
Adler Morris, butcher, 302 Beale, r. 315 Fulton
Adler Morris, salesman Altschul, Seller & Co., r. 748
Howard
Adler Moses, r. 305 Kearny
Adler Moses, clothing, 934 Dupont, r. 13 Hopeton
Terrace
Adler Robert, bootcutter 8. W. Levy, r. NE cor Octa-
via and Haight
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Adler Samuel, butcher David Adler. r. 106 Gough
Adler Samuel, salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r. 622
Tyler
Adler Sigmund, clerk, r. 513 Post
Adler Solomon, merchant, r. (i'^2 Tyler
Adlington David >I., carpenter, r. 1125 Kearny
Adlof E. B., tailor, r. 14 Stanford
Adlum Edward, steerage steward Pacific Coast SS.
Ancon, Broadway yharf
Admansen T., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel.
Administrator Public, office 620 Washington
Adney Robert C. J. (Petersen, Shepherd & Co.) r. 528
California
Adolphus Sophia (widow) r. 732 Vallejo,
Adonis Byron, journalist Le Petit Journal, r, 210
Montgomery Av
Adoraiddio Vincenzo, carpenter, r. 339 Union
Adrian Adrian, dyer F. C. Hagerup, r. 70(5 Howard
Adrian Frank (Adrian & Stoer) r. 1221 York
Adrian George, barber Christopher Heider, r. 502
Bush
Adrian|Gu8sle, domestic 1943 Geary
Adrian & Stoer (Frank Adrian and George Stoer)
market, NW cor. Bryant and Twenty-fouj:th
Aebeling W., tinsmith, r. 909 Kearny
Aemi George, Swiss Benev. Assn, 109 Montgomery
Aessalino Salvatore, cook Joseph Giusti, r. E s
Twenty-seventh, bet Folsom and Harrison
./S!tna Insurance Co. of Hartfoid, Conn., George
0. Boardman manager, Heniy Carlton Jr., city
agent, 311 California
./£tua Iron Works, Pendergast, Smith & Co.
proprietors, 217-221 Fremont, bet Howard and
Folsom
Mtn& Life Insurance Co. (Hartford, Conn.) Charles
W. Dannals manager, 504 Kearny
MtDtL Silver Mining Co. (Glooe District, Arizona)
James S. Benear secretary, 420 Montgomery
Aeukens P., seaman, r. North Pacific fiotel
Afeld Josei^h, sheet music and stationery, 805 Larkin
Aflfolter George S., printer, r. 623 Howard
Agard George L,, clerk, r. 311 Green
Agard John A., clerk Atkinson, Doud & Co., r. 311
Green
Agard W. A. T., surveyor Lawrence H. Shortt, r. 311
■ Green
Agard 'William B., bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
311 Green
Agaton Eniile, butcher C. P. Howland, r. 32 Fourth
Agatz Fred W., clerk, r. 22 Geary
Agee Robert P., salesman, r. 133 Fifteenth
Agemann Christopher, teamster U. S. druyman, r. 021
Second
Ager Elisha C, graincleaning machinery, S s Green-
wich, bet Sansome and Battery, r. cor Germania
and Fillmore
Ager James E. (Bacon & Co.) r. Oakland
Ager John E., cashier Mutual Life Insurance Co., r.
2842 Mission
Agnau John, laborer Pacific Asphaltum Co., r. 420
Jackson
Agnes Alexander, captain schr Sophia Hager, Third
St. Wharf
Agnew Frank L., clerk 8. F.
Co., r. 59 South Park
Agnew Gilmore, compositor 8
Mission
Agnew James P., cashier S. F. & North Pacific ER.
Co., r. 59 South Park
Agnew John J., teamster S. F
Ellis
Agnew Patrick, calker Middlemas & Boole, r. 314 Main
Agnew Eichard, carpenter U. S. ship Alert, r. 10 Bry-
ant Av, rear
Agnew Robert, miner, r. N s Filbert, bet Montgomery
and Sansome
, Agnew Rose, widow, r. 147 Valencia
Agnew Samuel, porter Merry, FauU k Co., r. W a
Dolores, bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Agnew Thomas, city agent and surveyor State Invest-
ment and Insurance Co., 218 Sansome, r. 2129 Bush
Agnew William, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 873
Folsom
Agiiew William C, teamster, r. 116 Clara
Agrell Teresita, widow, r. 910 Taylor
Agren Oscar, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Senator, r. 9
Pacific
Agricultural Fire Insurance Co. (of Water-
town, New York) Hutchinson & Mann agents,
322 and 324 California
& North Pacific ER.
. F. Chronicle, r. 858
Gas Light Co., r. 519
Agricultural Park, Peter W. Black proptr, N s Point
Lobes Av, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-sev-
enth Avs
Aguilar Gertrudes Contreras, widow, r. 810 Mont.
Aguirre Gavina, widow, r. 825 Vallejo
Aguirre Hllaria, widow, r. 10 Salmon
Aguirre John M., real estate, r. 2 Gardner Alley
Aguirre Josephine Miss, dressmaker, r. 2 Gardner Al.
Aguirre Martin J., commission broker, r. 2 Gardner Al.
Aguirre Martinano, tailor Francisco Burrola, r. 1517
Dupt)ut
Aguirre Pittro, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730 Mont.
Agust Erick, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Ahearn Ellen Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 1422 Broadway
Ahearn James, laborer, r. 868 Folsom
Ahearu Maria, widow, r. NW cor Twenty-third and
San Jose Av
Ahearn Maurice J., molder Steiger & Kerr, r. 1422
Broadway
Ahearn Patrick, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
123 Ash Av
Ahearn Thomas, fireman tug Neptune, r. 217 Broadway
Ahearn. See .\hern and Aherne
Ahern Arthur J., carpenter Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum, r. N, bet Eighteenth and Twentieth Ave,
South S. F.
Ahem Catherina (widow) bakery, r. 316 Folsom
Ahern Daniel, laborer, r. 018 Minna (rear)
Ahern Daniel, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. 1611
Broderick
Ahern Daniel, raftsman, r. 566 Howard
Ahern Daniel G., plasterer Robert Cross, r. 11 Hunt
Ahern Ellen Mrs., bakery, 1820 Ellis
Ahern James, wood and coal, 1113 Bryant
Ahern James, plumber, r. NW cor Larkin and Ash
Ahern John, r. 8 Bowie Av
Ahern John, longshoreman, r. .538 Mission
Ahern John M., wines and liquors, N W cor Ash Av and
Larkin
Ahern John W., barkeeper John M. Ahern, NW cor
Ash Av and Larkin
Ahern M. A. Miss, assistant Eighth St. Primary
School, r. 213 Larkin
Ahern Martin (Ahern & Co) r. 803 Montgomery
Ahern Maurice, raftsman, r. 566 Howard
Ahern Maurice, watchman South Pacific Coast ER, r.
645 J4 Stevenson
Ahern lilichael, bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 1820 Ellis
Ahern Michael, laborer, r. 5 Columbia PI
Ahern Nora, domestic 727 Gough
Ahern Patrick, dockhaud Central Pac. RE., Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
Ahern Patrick, driver N. B. and Mission RB
Ahern Patrick, laborer, r. 213 Elm Av
Ahern Patrick, laborer, r. 3035 }5 Sixteenth
Ahern Patrick, tailor, 2021 Mission
Ahern Eichard, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Ahern Roger, carpenter Hiberuia Brewery, r. 327
Eighth
Ahern Thomas, r. Branch House
Ahern Thomas, fireman tug Neptune, r. 217 Bdwy
Ahern William, clerk, r. 509 Washington
Ahern & Co. (Martin Ahern and Dennis W. Long) fruit
and produce, 208 Washington
Aherne Denis, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r
123 Ash Av
Aherne M. J., stock dealer, 331 Montgomery, room 16
Aherne. See Ahearn and Ahem.
Ahlbach Jacob, tinsmith, r. 1506 Folsom
Ahlbach Julia, widow, r. 313 Seventh
Ahlbach William, r. 1506 Folsom
Ahlbom August, cook Ahlbom House, r. 3 Eddy PI
Ahlborn Charles (Ahlbom & Boeckmann) r. Ahlbom
House
Ahlborn Henry, expressman, r. 23 Johnson Av
Ahlborn House, Ahlbom & Boeckmann proptrs,
,321 and 323 Dupont
Ahlborn Minna Miss, r. 637 Minna
Ahlbom Philip, expressman, r. 15 J^ Bryant Av
Ahlborn W. D., physician, r. 419 Laguna
AlUbom <& Boeckmann (Charles Ahlbom and
George Boeckmann) proptrs Ahlborn House, 321
and 323 Dupont
Ahlers Diedrich, bartender 8. P. ColllnB & Co., r. 157?!$
Tehama
Ahlers George, liquorsaloon, 229 Spear
Ahlers John D., groceries and liquors, SW cor Valen-
cia and Twenty-third
Ahlers John H. (Ahlers & Boeckmann) , r. 107 Austin
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Ahlers William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 114
Dore, rear
Alilers &Boeokmanu (J. H. Ahlers and D. H. Boeck-
Diann), groceries and liquors, NW cor Polk and
Austin
Ablers. See Alers.
Ablert Frederick, bakery, 2215 Post
Ablert G. Q.. with Lacbman & Jacobi, r. 1620 Devisa-
dero
Ablf Annie, domestic, 1411 California
Ahlf Diedricb, hog-rancb. Fifth Av, nr K, South S. F.
Ahlgren Charles, baker, Brooklyn Hotel
Ahlgren John, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Ablstrom John, ehoemaker, r. 3 Mary Lane
Ahms Henry W., clerk, r. 1007 Folsom
Ahms Herman, carpenter, r. 1007 Folsom
AhiMS Isabella Mifs, costumeniaker, r. 1007 Folsom
Ahuert August, junk, 31S Francisco, r. 417 Francisco
Ahnstram Jacob S., musician, r. 528 Bush, rear
Ahpel Carl, bookkeeper D. Samuels, r. 838 McAllister
Ahpel Edward, r. 7 Dupont
Ahpel Nathan, stockclerk W. & I. Steinhart & Co., r.
7 Dupont
Ahrens Charles, cabinetmaker Charles Elemm, r. 148
Bluxome
Ahrens Christian, watchmaker and jeweler, 616 Wash
Ahrens D. & G., groceries and liquors, 138 Third and
SW cor Mission and Main
Ahrens Diedrich (D. & G. Ahrens), r. SW cor Mission
and Main
Ahrens Frederick, butcher John C. Lutz, r. 20 Page
Ahrens George (D. & G. Ahrens) , r. 21 Bitch
Ahrens George, clerk Christian Ahrens, r. 616 Wash
Alirens H. & Co. (H. Ahrens, Henry Tietjen and
Theodore Von Borstel) proptrs Chicago Brewery,
14i0 Pine
Ahrens Henry (H. Ahrens & Co.) r. 1420 Pine
Ahrens Henrj', grocer, r. 1419 Folsom
Ahrens Henry, waiter R. J. Techau. r. 272 Minna
Ahrens Henry H., cooper Mattulath Manufacturing
Co.,r. 4F.0 Eighth
Ahrens Jacob H., liquor saloon and restaurant, SW
cor Davis and Clay, r. Oakland
Ahrens John, farmer, r. Keystone House
Ahrens Julia, domestic 1318 Geary
Ahrens Loui.« X., Clgarmakers' Assn,' 771 Market
Ahrens Nellie, domestic 1326 Geary
Ahrens Nicholas (Ahrens & Shattuck) r. 106 Minna
Ahrens Patrick, driver Central RB. r. 3038 J<i Sixteenth
Ahrens William (Von Soosten & Ahrens) r. SW cor
Folsom and Sixteenth
Ahrens William F., drayman, r. 1715 Sutter
Ahrens & Shattuck (Nicholas Ahrens and Orville J.
ShaHuck) groceries and liquors, NW cor Second
and Minna
Ahrens. See Arens.
Ahrensberg Baruch, butcher E. Trittenbach, r. 824
Green
Ahrns Frank A., seaman schr John Nagle, r. 119 Jack-
son
Ahumada Joseph M., real-estate, 137 Montgomery,
room 30
Aibischi-r Bruno, real-estate, r. 1337 Dupont
Aibischer Joseph, carpenter, r. 1337 Dupont
Aich Rudolph, giirdener, r. 2926 Sacramento
Aicher Frank, loc-ksmlth, r. 1618 Stockton, rear
Aid Union, George Wentzel manager, 29 Kearny
Aigeltinger Charles A., r. 125 Olive Av
Aigeltiuger Charles A. Jr., laborer Renton Coal Co., r.
125 Olive .\v
Aigeltinger Edward, laborer, r. 125 Olive Av
Aigeltinger Georgt', miller, r. 125 Olive Av
Aigeltinger Leopold, furrier, r. 1069 Howard
Aiken Addie E. Mis.s, assistant Broadway Grammar
School, r. 1221 Washington
Aiken Andrew, foreman Chase & Wolff
Aiken Henry M. (Aiken A: Ogle) r. 314 Fifth
Aiken James, laborer William Kerr, r. 909 Battery
Aiken John, sailmaker, r. 914 Geary
Aiken Martha, widow, r. 59 Shii)ley
Aiken Robert, salesman R. M. Black, r. 1327 Ellis
Aiken William, jeweler, r. 223 Shotwell
Aiken Will,iam, reporter Daily Stock Report, r. 28
Ellis
Aiken William H., attorney at law, 620 Washington,
r. 1221 Washington
Aiken & Ogle (Henry M. Aiken and John Ogle) wood
coal, NW cor Valencia and Twenty-second and
Aiken. See Aitken
Aikin Andrew 8., jewelry dealer, r. 618 California
Ainsa Manuel, manager Pekin Tea Co., r. 526 Hayes
Ainsberry Annie, r. 10 Gilbert
Ainsberry Margaret, widow, r. 19 Gilbert
Ainsberry Martin, laborer, r. 19 Gilbert
Ainsley Anna Mrs., furnished rooms, 24 Sixth
Ainslcy James E., compositor S. F. News Letter, r. 24
Sixth
Ainsley Joseph, engineer stmr Belle, Jackson St.
Wharf - I
Ainsley. See Inslee I
Ainslie Francis, coUarmaker Main & Winchester, r. '
90 Everett ;
Ainsworth Charles, firsi officer bark Ella, r. 2730 Miss.
Ainsworth D. H. (D. H. Ainsworth & Co.) r. 435
Geary
Ainsworth D. H. & Co. (D. H. Ainsworth and H. H.
Cowles) manufs patent fire kindlers, 770 Bryant
Ainsworth Emma C, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 821 Bush
Ainsworth Frederick W., bookkeejier A. D. Reming-
ton & Co..r. 1527 Sutter
Ainsworth William, watchman freight dept Central
Pac. RR., r. .516 Branuan
Air Si>ace and Fo-wler's Yucca Boiler Cov-
ering' Co., G. C. Fowler proptr, E. T. Bacon
agent. 413 Pacific
Aird Darling, blacksmith, r. 562 Bryant
Aird James, blacksmith, r. 562 Bryant
Ai^chison John, carpenter Moore k Wilkie, r. Ns
Army, bet Church and Sanchez
Aitken Charles H., Master Mariners' Benev. Assn,
Druids Hall
Aitken Edwin J., clerk Cope A: Boyd, r. 1511 Bdwy.
Aitken Fannie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1511 Broadway
Aitken James (Moynihan & Aitken) r. SW cor Page
and Devisadero
Aitken James, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken, r. 32 J<
Zoe
Aitken James, teamster, r. 909 Battery, rear.
Aitken James C, machinist Tait & Hainque, r. 2835
Harrison
Aitken Janet, widow, r. NW cor Twenty-fifth and
Capp
Aitken John R. (Hayes & Co.) r. Oakland
Aitken K. S. Mrs., furnished rooms and spirit medi-
um. ■'^26 Kearny
Aitken Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1511 Broadway
Aitken Mary A. (widow) r. 1511 Broadway
Aitken Roy H., real-estate agent, r. 277 Stevenson
Aitken Samuel, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
NW cor Twenty-fifth and Capp
Aitken William, real-estate agent, 331 Kearny, r. 627
Franklin
Aitken. See Aiken
Aitkens Albert E., watchman, r. 309 Filbert
Ajax Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co.,
Cal.) A. F. Main secretary, 309 Cal., rooms lMid2
Akeroyil James, woolgrader C. S. Moses & Co., r. 35
Park Av
Akeroyd Joseph, plumber, r. Turk Street Hotel
Akers Harry, teamster, r. 1612 Buchanan
Akins Charles H., policeman City Hall, r. 2230 Bush
Akmann William (Meyer ^^ Akmann) r. NE cor Sev-
enteenth and Eureka
Alabama and Humboldt Consolidated Mining Co.
(Star Distrii-t, Nev.) William H. Watson secretary,
302 Montgcmiery, room 6
Alacran Silver Mining Co. (Mexico) Lester L. Robin-
son president, 320 Sansome, room 23
Alameda , fisherman, r. 221 Pacific
Alameda and San Francisco Express, Alfred W. Lind
projitr, 331 East
Alameaa and San Francisco Express, Frank W. Gree-
ley proptr, 3 Market
Alameda Building and Loan Association, Moritz
Friedrlch secretary, 309 California, rooms 1 and 2
Alameda Ferry, foot Market
Alameda Land and Investment Co., Frank Coy & Co.
agents, 430 Montgomery, room 1
Alameda Mining Co. (Ward Co., Nev.) Frederick R.
Bunker secretary, 606 Montgomery, rooms 2 and 3
Alameda Real Estate Association, J. E. Damon mana-
ger, 607 Montgomery
Alarme Louis (Peterson & Alarme) r. 1133 Dupont
Alarte Rita, widow, r. 2 Virginia PI
Alaska Appeal, Ivan Petroff editor, 424 Montgomery
Alaska Commercial Co., John F. Miller presi-
dent, Emanuel Neumann secretary, 310 Sansome
Alaska Mining and Commercial Co. (Alaska) 0. W.
Crane secretary, 318 Pine, room 39
Alatorre Guillermo Z., barber David E. Dunn
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OFFICE. 33 GEARY ST. ■•
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AJbach Henry, porter Bacliman Brothers, r. 2130 Mar-
ket
Alback Henry, r. 122 Post
Albamar Henrii-h, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Albany Brevrery, F. Hagemann & Co. proptrs, TI-
TS Everett
Albany Thomas, carpenter, r. 26TJ^ Stevenson
Albaugh Edward, agent Columbus Buggy Co., 9 Mer-
chant's Exchange, r. 22 Geary
Albee Charles, driver Underwriters' Fire Patrol, SW •
cor Stevenson and Ecker
Albee E. F., r. .307 Third
Albemarle House, Mrs. M. F. Collins proprietress, 8
Mason
Alben Louis, special policeman, r. Eighteenth, bet
Noe and Sanchez
Alberg Frank, teamster Jean L.Vermeil, r. 608 Fourth
Alberga George B., porter Pacific Stock Exchange, r.
1220 Powell
Alberigi Demetrlo, wood and coal, 315 Broadway
Albers August, oyster dealer, 50 and 52 California
Market, r. Alameda
Albers George, blacksmith Sutter Street RR., r. 11
Austin
Albers Henry, laborer, r. 4T Vallejo
Albers Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 9 Bryant
Av, rear ,
Albers Herrmann, milkman, S b Point Lobos, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second Avs
Albers John, clerk, r. 14 Turk
Albers Marcus, groceries and liquors,^5 Fourth
Albers. See Alpers
Albert Hem-y L., waiter Antonio Raicevich, r. 915
Jackson
Albert James E, bellman The Baldwin, r. 952 J^ How-
ard
Albert J. D., r. 26J<J Geary
Albert John, laborer Andrews Behrens, r. 228 Mont-
gomery Av
Albert John S., clerk Michael Short, r. 952 Howard
Albert Lewis (Lewis & Co.) r. 613 Pine
Albert Louis, apprentice Frank M. Truworthy, r.W s
Lobos, bet Orizaba and Capital, S.hu Miguel
Albert Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1 Frank PI ■
Albert Thomas, mechanic, r. 1 Frank PI
Albertl Frank, harpist, r. 1020 Stockton
Alberto Antonio, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn.,
415^ Drximm
Alberto Joseph, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn.,
415}^ Drumm
Albertson Joseph A. (Albertson & Ely) r. Ill
Powell
Albertson <!k Ely (Joseph A. Albertson and Wal-
lace A. Ely) physicians and surgeons. 111 Powell
Albiez Erhard, wines and liquors, SE cor Tenth and
Folsom
Albin Louis, special policeman, r. W s Church, bet
Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Albini Venauzio, laborer Campi's Restaurant
Albion Brewery, J. H. Buruell & Brother propts,
Ninth Av, bet G and H, South S. F.
Albion Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.) T>. F. Verdenal sec
retary, 6 and T S. F. Stock Exchange Building
Albion Pvittery (Antioch, Cal. ) W. S. Kay & Co. agents,
12 apd 14 Mftrket
Alborelli Antonio, upholsterer, r. 613 J4 Stockton
Albrecht August (Schroder & Albrecht) r. West Oak-
land
Albrecht Bertha Miss, r. 1142 Market
Albrecht Frederick, Cigarmakers' Assn., TTl Market
Albrecht James, driver Frederick Eatz, r. 1006 Union
Albrecht John, tailor. 528 Bush
Albrecht Josejjh P., stock clerk Joseph M. Shotwell,
r. 620 Branuan
Albrecht Richard, confectioner and bakery, 109 Tay-
lor
Albrecht Rudolph, clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1237
Folsom
Albright Frederick, liquor saloon, junction
Fourth and Kentucky
Albright Isaac K., r. 123 Turk
Albright John, milkman, r. NW cor Greenwich and
Buchanan
Alburger George, painter, r. 1220 Powell
Alcaraz Jacobo, laborer, r. 4 Pollard PI, rear
Alcayaga Jose, groceries, .524 Broadway
Alcrea Charles, confectioner, r. 3 Chatham PI
Alden Aldana V. Miss, r. 4 Bernard
Alden Annie E. Miss, r. 4 Bernard
Alden Editha Miss, r. The Baldwin
Alden Fruit Preserving Co., A. G. Hawes secretary, 220
Sansome, room 2 *
Alden Louis D., r. 514 Bush
Alden Samuel Jr., foreman A. T.Waite & Co.,r. 4 Bar--
nard
Alden Samuel B., policeman City Hall, r. 4 Bernard
Alden William, compositor The Argonaut, r. 24 Mint
Av
.\lder Gottlieb, clerk John Gantner, r. 627 Com
Alderman Oscar, furnished rooms, 841 Clay
Aldred Margaret, widow, r. 228 Second
Aldred Robert, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 29 Jes-
sie, reur
Aldnch Frederick C, nurse Alms House
Aldrich George A., engineer Southern Pac. RR.*, r. 226
Sixteenth
Aldrich George C, upholsterer, r. 308 Minna
Aldrich Kate, widow, r. 210 Third
Aldrich Louis, attorney at law, 607 Washington, r.
2207 Larkin
Aldrich Peter, seaman SB Areata, Pacific St. Wharf
Aldrich Stuait, clerk Stewart, Van Clief & Herrin, r.
2207 Larkin
Aldrich William A., capitalist, 314 Cal.,r. 1011 Pine
Aldrich. See Aldridge
Aldridge Annie, widow, r. 915 Howard
Aldridge Charles M., barber Stable & Bernhard, Palace
Hotel, r. 505 Jones
Aldridge Robert, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 54
First
Aldridge Stephen, r. Terminal Hotel
Alegre Manuel M., corresponding clerk Wenceslao
Loaiza, r. 742 Harrison
Alemany Joseph S. Most Rev. , Archbishop of
San Francisco, r. 628 California
Alers Augustus, physician, office and r. 10 Ellis
Alex Charles, seaman barkentine Ella, Slission St.
Wharf
Alex Joseph F., restaurant, 1408 Stock., r. 644 Natoma
Alexander A., r. 905 Market
Alexander Andrew, carpenter Pacific Mail SS. City of
Sydney
Alexander .\nna N. Miss, clerk U. 8. Surveyor-Gener-
als Office, r. Black Point
Alexander Archibald, sashm.aker Uriah Segars, r. 2209
Pine
Alexander Benjamin, clerk Mansfeld & Co., r. 706 Val-
lejo
Alexander Bertha, ladies' hairdresser, r. 914 Pacific
Alexander Carrie Miss, r. 1421 Post
Alexander Catherine, midwife, r. 522 Folsom
Alexander Charles, cigars and tobacco, 975 Market, r.
.500 Jessie
Alexander Charles M., stoves and tinware, 211 Fourth
Alexander Charles O., clerk Sperry & Co., r. Oakland
Alexander D. & Co., manufs cigars and Importers to-
bacco, 314 Sacramento
Alexander David (D.Alexander & Co.) r. 1047 Harri-
son
Alexander David G., clerk Joseph P. Cantin, r. 2209
Pine
Alexander Edwin C, compositor Morning Call, r. 222 >i
O'Farrell
Alexander Elizabeth, widow, r. 505 Gough
Alexander Esther Miss, artist, r. 311 Sutter
Alexander Eva Miss, milliner, r. 311 Sutter
Alexander Ezekiel, captain Pacific Coast SS. Ancon, r.
2625 Pine
Alexander Flora, widow, r. 904 Powell
Alexander Frank A., pressman Francis, Valentine &
Co., r. 1053 Market
Alexander Frederick, painter Charles A. Bernard, r.
XW cor Gough and Vallejo
Alexander G., tailor, r. 704 J^ Mission
Alexander Gautro, machinist Union Iron Works, r.
1105 Powell
Alexander George, clerk Samuel Laventhal, r. 904
Powell
Alexander George W., salesman Cohnreich Brothers,
r. 411 Minna
Alexander George Webb (Osbom & Alexander) r. 2432
Pine
Alexander Goodman, glazier, r. 32 Rausch
Alexander H. Mrs., r. 625 Geary
Alexander Henry, r. 733 Market
Alexander Henry, clothing, 772 Howard
Alexander Henry, salesman W.Cohen & Co., r. 774 How-
ard \
Alexander I. E. Mrs., dressmaker, 313 Sutter
Alexander Isaac, bootmaker, 406 Pacific
I ^lll\ini ATM ki CO Growers of and Dealers in FINE WINES.
J, XJfUllULnVM OC \J\Jt Corner Market and Second Streets.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPORTATION CO., ^^.T^1^«**/r:i^^
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Alexander Isbam E., carpenter and builder, 7 Trinity,
r. 3iaSutter
Alexander J., r. The Baldwin
Alexander Jacob A., hides and tallow, r. 2513 Clay
Alexander James, wellsinker, r. 8 s Twenty-sixth, bet
Sanchez and Xoe
Alexander James, wood dealer, Berry St.Wharf . r. 434
Sixth
Alexander Jane, widow, r. 1211J4 Bush
Alexander Janet, widow, r. 2209 Pine
Alexander John, r. 219 Diipont
Alexander John, hostler '\\"illlam Phillips, r. 66 Clem-
entina
Alexander Joseph, salesman Bosenbaum k Co., r. 617
Green
Alexander Joseph D., r. 1016 Green
Alexander Julius, laborer A. 'Waldstein, r. 605 Gough
Alexander Kate Miss, r. 612 Howard
Alexander L., Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Alexander Leopold, clerk Shainwald Brothers, r. 706
Vallejo
Alexander Leopold, painter, r. 851 Harrison
Alexander Lvman, ladies' underwear, r. 615 Bush
Alexander Max, capitalist, r. 1004 Minna
Alexander Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.) Alexan-
der B. Cooper secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 4
Alexander Orlando, merchandise-broker, 214 Sansom,
room 23, r. East Oakland
Alexander Oscar, clerk S. O. Alexander & Co., r. 125
O'Farrell
Alexander Otto, clerk D. Alexander & Co., r. 1047
Harrison
Alexander Philip, clerk Schoenholz Brothers & Co.,
r. 311 Sutter
Alexander Philip, dry and fancy goods, 2762 Mlsa
Alexander R. Mrs., boarding and lodging, 311 Sutter
Alexander Reuben F.. carpenter, r. E s McClellan, nr
Cortland Av, Hernal Heights
Alexander Rirhard 8., shipwright and calker, 15
Drunim, r. 1025 Mission
Alexander Robert, seaman Pacific Mail 83. South
Carolina
Alexander Samuel J., clerk, r. E s McClellan, nr Cort-
land Av, Bemal Heights
Alexander Samuel O. (8. O. Alexander & Co.) r. 125
O'Farrell
Alexander S. Cameron, teller Bank British Columbia,
r. 1816 Dupont
Alexander S. O. & Co. (Samuel O. Alexander and A.
Marcus) wholesale clothing, 4 Bsttery
Alexander T. Mrs., physician, 709 J4 McAllister
Alexander Wallace, bookkeeper Joseph A. Rudkin, r.
1016 Green
Alexander William, clerk J. H. Sayre, r. 2209 Pine
Alexander William F., painter, r. SW cor Gough and
Vallejo
Alexander William H., porter Colman Brothers, r.
914 Pacific
Alexander William T., r. 476 Jessie
Alexander W. S., lieutenant U. S. A., r. Black Point
Alexandre Theodore, r. 1113 Stockton
Alexi Louis, laborer Pacific Coast Packing Co.
Alexis Columbo, cook Saulmann's restaurant, r. 620
Vallejo
Alexo Jose F., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 415 )j
Drumm
Alexon Rachael, domestic 408 Ellis
Alferltz Peter (Dellepiane & Co.) and groceries and
liquors, 521 Montgomery Av, r. 620 Green
Alfers Frederick, teamster, r. 3145^ Bitch
Alfin William, waiter, r. 51 Second
Alfred Frederick, r. 637 Pacific
Alfred John, laborer, r. 1027 Dupont
Alfred JohnN., compositor Winterbxim k Co., r. 809
Mason
Alfred Rose, widow, r. 551 Bryant
Alfs Frank, clerk Naber, Alfs & Bnine, r. Alameda
Alfs John, steward Henry Volhner, SW cor Pacific
and East
Alfs Louisa, domestic 222 Grove
Alfs William (Naber, Alfs & Brune), r. Alameda
Algren John, carpenter, r. 817 Jessie
Algren John Jr., gardener, r. 817 Jessie
Algur Hiram V., carpenter Continental Oil and
Transportation Co., r. 105 Freelon
Alhauibra Building, 319 Bush
Alhauibra Hill Mining Co. (Silverado, Nev.) Henry
G. Langley secretary, 14 Montgomery Av
Alhambra Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), Richard
Wegener secretary, 414 California
Alho Ignacio V., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn.,
415)4 Drumm
Aliaga Maria, widow, laundress, r. 13 Virginia PI
Aliso Mills (Los Angeles) , Deming, Palmer & Co.
proptrs, 202 and 204 Davis
Alison Charles, wharfinger Second and Berry St.
Wharf, r. 804 Third
Alison Rufus B., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 804 Third
Alison William, engineer, r. 804 Third
Alison William H., oiler Pacific Mail SS. City of
Peking ,
Alison. See Allison
Allabaugh M., diessmaker, room 111 St. Ann's Bldg
Allan P. McDonald, physician, office and r. 1030 Miss
Allan Robert, musician Tivoli Garden, r. 504 M Third
AUand Charles, tanner S. F. Tannery, r. E s San
Bruno Road, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eighth
Alland Robert, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
AUard Lucretia C, widow, r. 1134)4 Bryant
Allardt George F., civil engineer, 432 Montgomery,
room 9, r. Oakland
AUari Joseph, dealer delicacies, 55 and 56 Cal. Market,
r. 417 Mason
Allari Louis, fisherman Front St.Wharf
Alldack Josepli, groceries, liquors, hay, coal,
wood and boarding stable, SW cor Bush and
Devipadero
Alldack's Hall, Joseph Alldack proptr, SW cor Bush
and Devisade.-o
Alleck Robertjputcher, r. Ninth Av, bet K and L,
South S. F.
Allee Daniel, clerk C. V. Gilespie, r. 245 )i Stevenson
AUegretti Gaetano, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Allegretti Ignacio, confectionery, 1433 Polk
AUemania Fire Insurance Co. of Pittsburg, Pa.,
Frank F. Stone agent, 209 Sansome
Allen — , longshoreuiau Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Allen A., farmer, r. 127 Jackson
Allen Addison F., r. 410 Ca) p
Allen Albert J., suwerintendent stables Market St.
RB., r. 446 Sixteenth
Allen Alexander, boxmaker, r. 2.54 Tehama
Allen Alexander H., watchman 8. F. and Pac. Sugar
Refinery, r. 514 Shotwell
Allen Alfred D., mining, r. 906 McAllister
Allen Allen W., heater Pac. Rolliiig Mill, r. W s
Michigan, bet Napa and Shasta
Allen Alonzo, clam dealer, r. 8 Alaska PI
Allen Alonzo W., draughtsman Harvey W. Rice, r.
761 5^ Howard
Allen Andrew J., laborer, r. Bemal Heights
Allen Annie, domestic 623 Bush
Allen AugxistC, laborer U. 8. Appraisers' Stores, r.
1004 Jackson
Allen Benjamin, r. 531 Geary
Allen Bennett G. (Wing k Allen), r. 1711 Eddy
Allen Bessie Miss, r. 7 Carlos PI
Allen C, laborer r. 410 Pacific
Allen Carrie, widow, r. 9 Nevada
Allen Cecelia Miss, glove sewer, r. 313 Beale
Allen Charles, r. 215 Kearny
Allen Charles, engineer, r. 12 Anthony
Allen Charles, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Seven-
teenth Av bet K and L, South S. F?
Allen Charles, laborer William W. Towle
Allen Charles, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Allen Charles F., mining, r. 532 Ellis
Allen Clinrlfa R., agent Pittsburg Coal Mining
Co., and dealer all kinds coal, 120 Beale and 22
Montgomery, r. Oakland
Allen Charlotte, widow, r. 616 Natoma
Allen C. J. Mrs., r. 1055 Stevenson
Allen Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co. Nev.) J.
■ W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine, room 17
Allen David H. (D. H. Allen & Co.) r.l412 Sao
Allen David K., mining, 320 Sansome, room 46, r.
Oakland
Allen Declan, carriagemaker M. J. McCue & Co., r.
554 ii Natoma
Allen I>. H. tfc Co. (David H. Allen and John Kel-
ly) wholesale wines and liquors, 322-324 Front
Allen D. M. Mrs., dressmaker, 531 Geary
Allen E. C, clerk, r. 630)4 Valencia
Allen Edgar L.. bookkeeper, r. 211 Eddy
Allen Edward O. H., surgeon Pacific Mail SS. Tokio
Allen Ed%vnr«l T., manufacturer's agent, hard-
ware, cutlery and firearms, 515 Market, r. 19 Guy
PI
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN, '^iwoNTGOMmsr.
JONAS J. MORRISON,
Lnmber Dt>aler, N. E. cor. Mission and Spear Sts. , has larg«
Lumber Sheds filied -with well seasoned liumber.
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Allen Elizabeth, widow, r. 313 Beale
Alien Elizabeth S. Mrs., boarding, 122 Taylor
Allen Elizjibeth Mrs., nurse 1118 Sutter
Allen Ella Mrs., domestic 314 Oak
Allen Emma Mrs., janitress Clement Grammar School
Allen F. M., r. German Hotel
Allen Francis, confectioner, r. 326 Sixteenth
Allen Frank, machinist, r. Overland House
Allen Frank H., bookkeeper Bowen Brothers, r. 320
O'Farrell
Allen Frederick E., brakeman Southern Pac. RB., r.
516 Brannan
Allen George, carpenter, r#312M Waller
Allen George, carpenter, T. 362 Jessie
Allen George, carpenter, r. 549 Tehama, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Allen George, Ship Calkers' Assn, Barra's Hall
Allen George P., captain stmr Ceres, Jackson-St.
Wharf
Allen George 3., bookkeeper N. 9. Arnold & Co., r.
Oakland '
Allen George W., iron molder Union Iron Works, r.
313 Beale
Allen George W., packer Folger, Schilling & Co., r.
17(18 Fillmore
Allen Harry, barber, 860 Howard, r. 616 Natoma
Allen Henry C. traveling salesman Langley & Mi-
chaels, r. i)01 Post
Allen Henry F., with Allen & Lewis, r. 31 Essex
Allen Henry M., real-e6t:ite. r. 321 Eddy
Allen Herman, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Allen H. H., mining, 318 Pine, rooms 16 and 17
Allen Hugh, florist, N s McAUisterf bet Buchanan
and Laguna
Allen Isaac, carpenter Southern Pac. RR.
Allen Isaac, farmer, r. 127 Jackson
Allen Isaac P., bullion and exchange clerk Bank of
California, r. 1010 Bush
Allen Isaac P., ship carpenter, r. 126 Perry
Alien Isaac 8., r. 1028 Pine
Mien Jacob O., proptr Hewitt's Hotel, 247 Second
Allen James, chief engineer Pacific Coast SS. Ancon,
r. 18 Ridley
Allen James, exprc-psmnn, r. 1918 Pacific Av
Allen James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Allen James, bmgsboremau, r. cor Seventh Av and L,
South S. F.
Allen James, tailor, r. 6 Hunt
Allen James, tailor, r. 272 Clementina (rear)
Allen James, teamster C. A. Warren, r. 1214)<J Folsom
Allen James, toilet article manuf. r. 728 Bay
Allen James A., carpenter, r. 1155 Folsom
Allen James G., master schr Alice EimbuU, office 271
East, r. 403 Brannan
Allen James M., r. 415 Stevenson
Allen James M,, .judge Superior Court, Depart-
ment No. 8, chambers 42 and 43 Montgomery
Block, r. 230 Kearny
Allen Jane (widow) r. NW cor Bay and Hyde
Allen Jeremiah E., boarding and lodging, 20 Folsom
Allen John, Boot and Shoemakers' Union, 771 Market
Allen John. r. 24 First Av
Allen John, carpenter, r. 32 Tyler
Allen John, clerk J. C. Brownlee, r. Clara nr Fourth
Allen John, cook Antonio Raicevich, r. 215 Harrison
Allen John, drayman Bryden & Hinckley, r. 1 Laugton
Allen John, drayman Wilmerding & Co., r. 1207 Mont
Allen John, laborer, r. 863 M MarKet
Allen John, milkman Michael Powers, r. 1148 Folsom
Allen John, seaman, r. 131 Folsom
Allen John, t-iilor John Kavanagh, r. 1315 Broadway
Allen John, teacher music, 137 Post, r. 35 Clara
Allen John, tinroofer Conlin & Roberts, r. 234 Fourth
Allen John de W. H., with Allen & Lewis, r. 570 Har
Allen John G., phonographic reporter, r. 911 Green-
wich
Allen John J., mining, r. 906 McAllister
Allen John W., hackdrlver William Joseph, r. 923
Greenwich
Allen Joseph J., telegraph operator Pacific Mail SS
Co., r. 223 Minna
Allen J. P., stonecutter D.Sheerin
Allen Julia Miss, compositor Golden Era, r. 728 Bay
Allen Julian, conductor Market St. RK., r. S s (510)
Sixteenth, bet Valencia and Rondel PI
Allen Linaher S., specinl policeman, r. 320 Brannan
Allen Lorenzo D., r. 2;U3 California
Allen Lucius H. (.\llen & Lewis) , r. 570 Harris
Allen Lumber S., shipwright, 107 Bryant, r. 320 Bran
Allen Maggie, domestic, 1717 Bush
Allen Mary Mrs., cloakmaker Cal. Cloak and Suit
Manuf Co., r. 165 Silver
Allen Mary G. Mrs., dressmaker, 732 Howard
Allen Michael, liquor saloon, 309 Pine, r. W s Scott,
bet Ellis and O'Farrell
Allen Miles, castingcleaner Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 511 Mission
Allen N., drayman, r. 529 Sacramento
Allen Newton, team.ster Charles S. Healey, r. E 8 Mis-
sion, nr Twenty-ninth
Allen Nicholas J., clerk George W. Reed, r. 1315 Bdwy
Allen Oliver P., bookkeeper Bank of California, r. 308
Eighteenth
Allen P., Stonecutters' Pro. Assn., 818 Howard
Allen Peter, seaman schr Bartlett Allen, Korth Point
Dock
Allen R., r. 224 Shotwell
Allen Reece Bowen, collector, r. 304 Bartlett
Allen Richard, laborer Joseph Macdonough, r. 330
Spear
Allen Richard K., speculator, r. 646 Market
Allen Robert, cook, r. Sander's Hotel
Allen Robert, musician, r. 312 Ji Minna
Allen Robert E., compositor Examiner, r. 808 LeaT
Allen Robert L., laborer, r. 326 ><S Seventh
Allen Samuel, engineer Black Point Packing House,
r. NW cor Francisco and Fillmore
Allen Samnel, laborer, r. 521 Capp
Allen Samuel J., bookkeeper Frank Barnard ii Co., r.
1834 OFarrell
Allen Sheldon, bookkeeper Chamberlain b Co., r.
Berkeley
Allen Susan, widow, r. 935 Howard
.\llen Susan, widow, r. 1708 Fillmore
Allen Susan, domestic 1425 Stockton
Allen T., keep-r Sheriff's Office, r. 448 Jessie
Allen Theodore H. (Allen & Young) r. 712 Greenwich
Allen Theo;lore H. Jr., clerk W. J. Callingham & Co.,
r. 712 G'eenwich
Allen Thomas, polisher J. & F. Kesseler, r. 448 Jessie
Allen Thomas H., clerk James G. Carson, r. 32 Fourth
Allen Thomas J., freight clerk Pacific Mail S9. Co., r.
223 Minna
Allen Thomas 8., shipearpenter, r. 208 Eighteenth
Allen Thomas W., extraman Hook and Ladder No. 1,
S. F. F. D.
Allen Thompson K., r. 54 First
Allen W. A., freight clerk Pacific Mail 88. Oolima
Allen William, r. 24 First Av
Allen William, r. 421 Dupont
Allen William, chief engineer O. & O. SS. Bolgic
Allen William, expressman, r. 2213 Pine
Allen William, expressman Bay City Market, r. 115
Austin
Allen William, laborer A. E. Swain, r. 636 Market
Allen William, sawyer, r. 14 Natoma
Allen William, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Allen William, seaman, r. 820 Butt'-ry
Allen William B.. journalist Evening Bulletin, r. SE
cor Market and Fifth
Allen William 0., collector, 7 Montgomery Block, r.
Oakland
Allen William C, salesman J. D. Culp & Co. 16 Front,
r. Brooklyn Hotel
Allen William F., clerk Junius G. Foster, Cllfif House.
Allen William H., r. 1021 M Market
Allen William H., attorney at law, 19 Montgomery
Block, r. Oakland
Allen William H., carpenter Pacific Coast 8S. Senator
Allen William H., mining secreary, 306 Pine, rooms
8 and 9. r. 1907 O'Farrell
Allen William B., capitalist, r.2331 Bush
Allen "William R., plumber and gasfitter, 761
Market, r. 609 Hayes
Allen William T., r. 126 Sixth
Allen & Lewis (Lucius H. Allen and C. H. Lewis)
commission merchants, 202 California
Allen & Young (Theodore H. Allen and Thomas
Young) stevedores, E s Battery, nr Union
Allen. See Allan
Allenberg Charles, mining secretary, 621 Market, r.
309 Hyde
Allenberg Leopold, bookkeeper Schweitzer, Sachs &
Co., r. 309 Hyde
AUery John L., compositor Le Petit Journal, r. 1205
Stockton
Allett Robert, laundryman 8. F. Laundry, r. E s Fol-
som, b.-t Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Alley Jenory M., teacher, r. 615 Stockton
Alley Lee, insurance agent, r. 118 Post
f^ T~ r\ 14/ f^\ ADI/ <>*5 MARKET STREET, wholesale and retail dealer in
bLU. W. LLAniV, Paper Hangings ftSliade Material. Manufacturer of wMowSMes
JAMES E. GORDON & CO..
l^VHOLESALE HARDWARE,
Corner Market and Front Street*.
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Alley Mary Mrs., dressmaker, 2'.'9 Sixth
Alley Obed F., with David Bush, r. 910 Buchanan
Alley William H., stevedore, r. N. s Greenwich, bet
Montgomery and Sansome, rear
Alley. See Allee
Allgern Justus, cook Cosmopolitan Hotel, r. 136 Ship-
ley
Allinger John, carrier Morning Call, r. cor Twenty-
fourth and Xoe
Allion Enrique, waiter, r. 1407 Mason
Allione Frank, proptr Central Palace Oyster House, 87
and 88 Centre Market, r. 23 Stockton PI
Alliro Carlos, barber A. Gentit. r. 706 Pacific
Allirole Anthene-s, barber, r. 13003^ Stockton
AUis John M. Rev., pastor Larkin St. Presbyterian
Church, r. Abbotsford House
Allison Charles, first asMStant-engineer Pacific Coast
SS. State of California, r. 212 Seventh
Allison Charles, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 514
Bryant
Allison David E. (Littlefield, Allison & Co.) r. 1717
Eddy
Allison Duncan D., clerk American Russian Commer-
cial Co., r. 718 Battery
Allison Edwin C, boarding, NW cor Francisco and
Fillmore
Allison Emily T. Mrs., dressmaker, 609 Powell
Allison Emma Miss, r. 206 Tyler
Allison Frank J., salesman Braverman & Lew, r.
601 Stockton
Allison John C, conpositor Bacon k Co, r. 107
O'Farrell
Allison Josiah E., entry clerk Littlefield, Allison k
Co., r. 1717 Eddy
Allison Lizzie Mrs., r. 137 Third
Allison Thomas R.. r. 718 Battery
Allison. See Alison
Allkire Samuel H., collector E. H. Pardee, r. 1018
Leavenworth
Allman D. k Co. (David Allman and William Herbert)
coopers and dealers oil cans, 38 Commercial
Allman David (D. Allmau & Co.) r. 137 Dore
Allman George, inspector Custom House, i. 120 Turk
Allman Herry. seaman schrExpress, FolFom St.Wharf
Allman Honora Mrs., fruits and vegetables, 923 )j Fol
Allman John. r. The Baldwin
Allman Miles, trackman Suiter St. ER
Allman Thomrs, laborer Pacific Mail t?S. Co.
AllmanTimothv.t>;amster Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 92.'! l6 Folsom
Allman William, waiter City and County Hospital
Allmaver Marks, extraman Hook and Ladder Ko. S,
S.F. F. D.
Allon Maniiela, widow, r. 621 Vallejo
Alloy George, wireworker, r. Sander's Hotel
Allseils Caroline Miss, r. 134 Eighth
Allseits Elise Miss. r. 134 Eighth
Allseits Fredreka Miss, r. 134 Eighth
Allseitz Wilhelmina Mrs., r. 444 Jessie, rear
Allsop James P. C, cigars and stationery, 521 Jj Val-
encia
AUsop. See also Al.sop
Allweins George, billiardmaker Philip Liesenfeld. r.
94.T Fols. .in
ALLWOOD HENRY, wood carver,
S s Bryant, bt-t Fifth and Sixth, r. Ws Sansome,
bet Green and Union
AUyne John W. (Allyne & White) r. NW cor Gough
and Green
Allyne & White (John W. Allyne and William H.
White) importers and jobbers oils, lamps, etc.,
112 and 114 Front, and proptrs Pacific Oil Works,
foot Taylor
Almada Frank, seaman P. M. 88. City of Panama, r.
1109 San^^'ime
Almaden Quick.«:lver Mining Co. (Santa Clara Co.)
Jiihn F. Malioney s<i-retary, 214 Sans'-mcroom 29
Alraared Bertha Miss, tailoress, r. 238!/; Fifth
Alnieda Jose, waiter SS. Oregon. Folsom St. Wharf
Almegren Charles J., seaman, r. 314 Beale
Alms House, City and County. San Miguel or Mis-
sion Ocean House road, 4 miles Irom Xew City
Hall
Alnorrl Anton, seaman bark Helen W. Almy, Mission
St Wharf
Aloucle Julian A., boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy k Co.,
r. 254 Tehama
Alonso Jose, cigr.rmaker Jos^ A. Garcia, r. 723 Bdwy
Alpe .\ntonio, cook Bernardino LaTaj-'gi, r. 3 Vallejo
I Alpen Herman, master mariner, r. 1419 Mason
' Alpen Max (Alpen & Clasby) r. 718 Bryant
Alpen & Clasby {Max .^Ipen and James Clasby) liquor
] saloon, 708 Mission
Alpers Cliarleg, mannf neatsfoot and other oils,
and president Kew Potrero Co., 700 Mission, r. NW
cor Buchanan and Ivy Av
Alpers Charles W., leader Cosmopolitan Band, r. 1623
Powell, rear
Alpers Gefrge K., musician, r. 637 Pacific
Alpers John, musician, r. 1522 Powell
Alpers Mathilda Mrs., midwife, r. 1522 Powell
Alpers Peter, foreman Capitol Flour Mills, r. 36 S<
Valparaiso "^
Alpers. See Albers
Alpha Cons. Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) William
Willis secretary, 28 Nevada Block
Alpha Hydraulic Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Co.,
Cal.) James Ireland secretary, 216 Sansome
Alphonse Mme., florist. 522 Bush
Alphonsp Jean 1$.. printer Britton & Rey, r. 527 Green
Alpin William, dry-goods dealer, r. 34 Tyler
Alpine Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
Joseph Morizio secretary, 328 Mont., room 24
Alsen Adolph, carpenter, r. NW cor Polk and Fell "^
Alsenz Jacob, bootmaker, 521 Hyde, r. 1614 Post
Alsina Eugenio. Spanish Mutual Benev Soc, 730 Mont.
Alson Louis, tailor, r. 429 Oik
Algop John S., umbrella and parasol manuf, 341 Bush,
r. 015 Pine
Alsop Jo-seph, conduct-r Sutter St. RR.. r. 718 Tyler
Alsop William, chorus singer Tivoli Garden, r. 44
Minna >
Alsop WilliamTl., Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Alsop. See .■V.Usop
Alstein Frank, machinist Savage & Ron, 428 Clem
Alt Bernard, porter Littlefield, Allison & Co., r. 608
Vallejo
Alt ChriFtopher. boot and shoemaker, 608 Vallejo
Alt Joseph, salesman, r. 608 Vail- jo
Altn California (daily and weekly) Frederick
MacCrellish k Co. proptrs, 529 California
Alta California Almanac (Annual) Frederick
MacCrellish & C*^'. proji-'s. ;"29 California
Alta Califoruia Building:, ."^29 California
Alta Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill. Nev.) William H.
Watac^n secretary, 302 Montgomery, room 6
Alta Soap Co. (William A. Engwer and Samuel Wein-
traub) manufs soap,' ofllce and factory Oregon,
btt Front and Davis
Altar Gold and Silver Mining C". (Sonora, Mexico)
F. A. McGee secretary, 32 Merchants' Exchange
AltemuB John, bakery, SE cor Twenty-sixth and Co-
lumbia
Altemus William E., clerk! r. 1029 McAllister
Altenberg Frederick, pressman Cal. Cloak and Suit
Manufacturing Co., r. 220 Grove
Altenburu Charles, laborer, r. 615 Sacramento
Altenburg Pauline, widow, r. 924 Greenwich
Altendorf Julius, polisher and grinder, 32 Fremont,
r. Oakland
.\ltfie!d Abel, peddler, r. 522 V Nutoma
Altfield Simon, peddler, r. 14 Langton
Althamer Harry, seanian schr W. S. Phelps, r. 238Steu
Althof Ernest, with Theodore Althof, 621. Market
Altliof Herman (Althof and Bahls) r. Oakland
Althof Theodore, Bay Oyst< r Saloon, 026 Market, r.
1029 Valencia
AHUof <& Balils (Herman Althof and John F. W.
Bahls) bookbinders and paperrult rs, 329 Sansome
Althouse Windmill Co., L. H. Wooden agent, offios
13-19 Front
Althoustn John, barkeeper William Brennan, r. 16
.\uburn
Altman Emil, r. 571 Stevenson
Altman Sigmund L., tanner Signmnd Kraus, r. Ws'
Dolort 8. bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Altmann Charles, machinist, r. 1402 M Powell
Altmaun Fanny Miss, niaihine operator E. Detrlck &
Co., r. 144 Shipley
.\ltmaun Filey Miss, machine operator E. Detrick k
Co.. r. 144 Shipley
Altmann Jacob, tailor, 1026 Sutter ,
Altmaun Theresa, widow, r. 144 Shipley
Altmark Carl, mechanic, r. 6.35 Stevenson
Altmark J. A., parcel clerk Keane Brothers, r. 714 Tylep
Altmark Lor.is. r. 742 Harrison
Altmayer -Aaron, r. ir)31 Sutter
Altmayer Abram. merchant. 29 Battery, r. 909 Laguna
Altmayer Louis, clerk Rosenthal, Feder k Co.
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY "*shing__dpne£ short notice
J. MACDONOUGH.
IMPORTER OF AXD DEAI^ER i:V ALL, KINDS OP FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Alto Joseph, peddler, r. Bay, bet Taylor and Mont. At
Alton Vrank C, clerk Frunkliu Dexter, r. 912 Jack-
son
Altooua Quicksilver Mining Co. (Trinity Co., Cal.)
Charles Allenberg secretarj-, ."iil Market
Altreuti'r \Villiain, steward International Hotel, 824
Kearny
Altschul Charles, exchange teller Lazard Freres, r.
1931 Geary
Altschul Leopold (Altschul, Seller* Co.) r.748Howard
Altschul Ludwig, capitalist, r. 1931 Geary
Altschul Richard, r. 19U1 Geary
ALTSCHUL, SELLER & CO.,
(Leopold Altschul, Samuel Seller and Philip Ans-
pacher) wholesale crockery, glassware, etc., 119
Battery
Altshuler Amflia Miss, teacher music, r. 337 Sixteenth
Altshuler L. Mrs., millinery, 237 Sixteenth, r. 337 Six-
teenth
Altshuler Levy, gents' fiirnishing goods, 243 Six-
teenth, r. 837 Sixteenth
Altiibe Bernard, r. 1508 Powell
Altube Peter, wholesale butcher, r. 23 Oak Grove Av
Altura Mining Co., Daniel Buck secretary, 80 Nevada
Block
Altvater David, engineer Marteustein & Deming, r.
Alameda
Altwater Francis, porter A. J. Plate & Co., r. 8 8
Twenty- fourth, bet San Jose Av and Guerrero
Alva Miguel, porter William J. Sherwood, 517 Mont
Alvan Mme., fortune teller, r. 32 Fourth
Alvarado Elise Miss, r. 5 Prospect PI
Alvarado Jesus, r. New Wieconsin Hotel
Alvarado Juan C, attorney at law, r. 518 Geary
Alvarado Louis, porter Charles K. Zimmer
Alvarado Pasquala, widow, r. 6J<s Prospect PI
Alvarado Ventura, widow, r. 527 Vallejo
Alvarez Anatasio, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r.
525 Filbert
Alvarez Antonio, seaman, r. 10 Hinckley
Alvarez Cayetano, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730
Montgomery
Alvarez Eusebi'^, baker, 13 Pinckney PI
Alvarez Framisco, cigarmaker, r. 3 Margaret PI
Alvarez Gabriela M., milliner, r. 10 Hinckley
Alvarez Natividad. tailoress, r. 9 Sonora PI
Alvarez Nlcolo, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Alvarnas Amaro J., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 3^ Drumm
Alvarnas Geronimo A., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415)^ Drumm
Alverson D.W. Mrs., r. 322 Ellis
Alverson Stephen H., blacksmith, r. 1230 Mission
Alves Domiugos, coal oil and lamps, 1244 Market
Alves Francisco, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 J<i Drumm
Alves Frank J., cook St. Mary's College
Alves Frederick, teamster George H. Morrison, r. 314
Ritch
Alves John, mate stmr Amelia, r. 9 Merchant
Alves Joseph, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Alves Manuel, clerk Domiugos Alves, r. 32 McAllister
Alvey Cbarles W., stoves and tinware, 535 Pacific, r.
1813 Stockton
Alvez Frederick, mining expert, r. 32 Fourth
Alviue Mme., foitnue teller, r. 32 Fourth
Alvines Mrs., r. 1318 Dupout
Alviso Antonio, waiter Pacific Const SS. Orizaba
Alviso Flour 3Iill8, Bray Brothers agents, office
226 Clay
Alviso Juan, vaquero, res Fourteenth Av, nr P, South
S. F.
Alvord Frank, carpenter, r. 1219 Pacific
Alvord Henry, route agent U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. Coso House
Alvord Mary Mrs., bakery, lh9^ Howard
.Alvord Mary J., fancy goods. 1219 Pacific
Alvord Willisiwi, president Pacific Rolling Mill
C-)., office It) Front, and president Bank of Cali-
r. fornia, NW cor California aud Sausome, S. F.
Park Commissioner, and Police Commissioner, r,
664 Folsom
Alvord William M., timekeeper Pacific Rolling Mill.r.
, , 830 Folsom
Amador Canal and Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.) R.
" N.Van Brunt secretary, 318 Pine, room G
Alzftmoora J., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Amador Mining Co. (Arizona) L. V. B. Howell secre-
tary, 318 Pine, room 27
Amadeo Alameda, scenic artist Califoruia Theatre, r.
409 Sutter
Amaral Francisco F., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415 )<5 Drumm
Amarilla Michaela, domestic 131G Jackson
Amaiillas Catarino, farmer, r. 6 Carlos PI
Amarillas Josefita de, r. 6 Carlos PI
Amark Frederick, cigars aud tobacco, 518 Battery, r.
408 Twenty-second
Amarum Moritz, varieties, NW cor Market and Turk,
r. E s Stockton, nr Pacific
Amazon Consolidated Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.)
John Crockett secretary, 203 Bush, room 12
Amazon Distilling Co. (Covington, Ky.) Oberfelder
Brothers & Co. agents, 123 California, room 2
Amazon Fire Insurance Co. (of Cincinnati) Andrew
D. Smith agent, 310 California
Ambler Benjamin, druggist, r. 2812 Laguna
Ambrose Edward A., prompter Baldwin Theater, r.
1034 Folsom
Ambrose James (Ambrose & Horan) r. 540 Birch Av.
Ambrose L., stock raising, r. Hancock House
Ambrose Samuel, miner, r. 903 Twenty-third
Ambrose & Horan (James Ambrose and Joseph J.
Horan) fancy poultry and game, 78 and 79 Centre
Market
Ambrosius Jose, fisherman, r. 1120 Kearny
Amburst Richard, deckhand stmr City of Stockton,
Washington St. Wharf
Amedee Morris, cook, r. 15 Powell
Amedee Peter, laborer, r. 409 Post
Amen George, clerk, r. 1714 Sacramento
Amend Charles, porter Abrams & Carroll, r. 1413 Du-
pont
Ameudt Emil (Elmer & Amendt) r. Minna, bet Third
and Fourth
Amendt E. N., student Heald's Business College
America Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) John E. Mason
secretary, 306 Pine, room 6
American Mrs., r. 16 Stockton
American Beef Co., G. B. Mowry proptr, stalls 6 Mid9
Hayes Valley Market
American Button Hole and Overseaming Sewing Ma-
chine Co. (of Philadelphia) Robert H. Ransley Jr.
manager, 1216 Market
American Central Fire Insurance Co. (St.
Louis, Mo.) H. W. Snow general agent, 319
Califoruia
American Commercial Agency, W. H. BJurray secre-
tary, 414 Clay
American District Telegraph, John I. Sabln
superintendent, main office 222 Sausome, branch
offices 205 Sutter, 833 Sutter, 961 Mission, cor Cal-
ifornia and Fillmore, cor Hayes and Laguna, cor
Fourth and Bluxome, cor Union and Powell, NE
cor Mission and Twentieth, aud cor Kentucky and
First Av, South S. F.
American Druids' Journal, Daniel Brown publisher,
606 Montgomei-y, rooms 48 and 49
American Exchange Hotel, Thomas Bryan
proptr, 319-325 Sausome
Amei-ican Fire Iu!!iurance Co., Jonathan Hunt,
Sou & Co. mauagers, 313 California
American Flag Mill and Mining Co. (Pioche, Nev.)
George R. Spinney secretary, 310 Pine, room 44
American Flat Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) Charles
A. Sankey secretary, 331 Montgomery, room 20
American Home Missionary Society, J. H. Warren D.D.
superintendent, 7 Montgomery Av, room 23
American House, Patrick Creighton proptr, 81 Na-
toma
American Lizzie, widow, r. 16 Stockton
American Lloyds' Register American and Foreign
Shipping. S.imuol P. Wells agent, 416 Califoruia
American Mercantile Uniun (The) (retailers) W. P.
Haynes and E. G. Cram managers, 22 Montgomery
American Miniug and Dredging Co., Eugene Moreau
secretary, 220 Sausome, room 2
American Mining Co. (Silver City. Nev.) M. E. Sperl-
ing secutary, 309 California, room 15
American Pipe Co., Calvert Meade manager, 324
Piue, moms H and 9 .
Americau Protestant Association Hall, 713 Mission
American Ru.ssian Commercial Co. , J. Mora Moss pres-
ident, 718 Battery
Americait Salt Co., L. N. Webber manager, 217
Sacramento, factory 27-31 Main
American Samson, physician, office and r 150!i Howard
American Sa^%- Co., William J. Tucker manager,
20 Spear
J. GUNDLACH & CO.'S "GOTEDa," --—"■■-""■"
American Table Wines.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL
IS SOIiD BY ALL.
FIRST CLASS DEALERS.
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American Sug'ar Refinery, C. Adolphe X,ovr k
Co. agents. SW cor Battery and Union, office 208 Cal
American Sunday School Union, Rev. Frederick E.
Shearer agent, 757 Market
American Tack Co., Richards *: Snow agtf, 408 Market
American Tobacco Factory, Baumgartner & Bohls
proptre, 230 and 232 Fourteenth
American Tract Society, Rev. Frederick E.
Shearer secretary, 757 Market
American Type Foundry, 510 Clay
Amerige George Mrs., widow, r. Colonnade House
Amerlung Julius C, wine and liquor broker, 66 Mer-
chants Exchange, r. NW cor Mission and Fourth
Amerman Charles F., messenger meltera' and refin-
ers* dept U. S. Mint, r. San Leandro
Ames Benjamin F., teamster Davis & Cowell, r. B41
Stevenson, rear
Ames Charles E., printer Crowe k Cooke, r. 541 Stev.
Ames Dora Miss, dressmaker C. Schaefer & Co., r. 1007
Folsom
Ames Edwin G.. clerk Pope & Talbot, r. 606 Folsom
Ames Figher, attorney at law, 607 Kearny, r. 1222
Pine
Ames Frank M., with O. Lawton & Co.,r. 1206 Market
Ames Frederick F., salesman Joseph Fredericks &
Co., r. 303 Third
Ames George, machinist 1. A. Heald, r. Oakland
Ames George, oiler stuir Bay City
Ames George H., clerk Charles A. Klinkner, r. 1013
Vallejo
Ames George H., ship-discharging clerk, r. 906 Leav.
Ames Harry, clerk, r. 1 Eddy
Ames Henry K., r. 136 Twenty-sixth
Ames Henry M., butcher, r. 2414 Washington
Ames John, baker, r. 10 Lilly Av
Ames John, deckhand stmr Mary B. Williams, Jack-
son St. Wharf
Ames J. P., r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Ames Martha Miss, assistant Tyler St. Primary School,
r. 218 Eddy
Ames M. E. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 213 Chattanooga
Ames Pelham W., secretary Sutro Tunnel Co., 320 Cal-
ifornia, room 8, r. 1312 Taylor
Ames Robert C, engineer, 203 Bush, room 29, r. Oak-
land
Ames Samuel A .. capitalist, 320 California, rooms 1 and
2. r. 839 O'Farrell
Amette J. Baptiste. bnrber, r. 82 Hayes
Ami Paul (M:intelli k, Ami) r. New Guillaume Tell
Hotel
Ami.k Hiraiu, with Gas Consumer's Assn, 202 Bush
Amick Myrou J., with Gas Consumers' Assn, 202 Bush
Amidan Cyrus, clerk Keane Bros., r. Oakland
Auiidon Simeon, driver Whitney & Co., r. 10 Com
Amiraux Peter, bookkeeper, r. 114 Vicksburg
Amlraux. See Lamoureaux
Amman Alfred, confectioner Rothschild & Ehren-
pfort, r. 435 Bush
Amman Emniett, carpei:ter. r. 215 Minna
Ammann Adolph, currier Younghaus & Schaffer, r.
333 Shipley
Ammen Frederick, waiter, r. 814 Montgomery
Ammernp G. A., paints, oils, varnishes, glass,
and paper hangings, 1220 Market
Amos John T., millwright, r. 1702!^ LeavAiworth
Amos J"scph. deckhand stm Alice Garratt, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
Amos \targfir(t. domestic, NW cor Oak and Buchanan
Amos Pliilip, leather manuf. r. 415 Van Ness Av
Amos Robert C, salesman Peixotto & Silverman, r.
970 Harrison
Amoskeag .Axe Co.. Richards & Snow agents, 408 Market
Auiphlbello Antonio, waiter, r. 818 Sansome
Amsbary Susan, adjuster coiners' dept U. S. Mint, r.
100 Jones
Amsden Ernent (O. T. Msrah & Co) 625 Market
Amsterdam Board of TTnderwriters, James De Frem-
ery agent. 410 Battery
Amundsen August, upho'lsterfr, r. 722 Shotwell
Amundsen Herman, seaman SS. Newbern, Folsom St.
Wharf
Atoy Gustavus L.. salesman Hoffman & Co., r. Cob-
ni<>])o]itan Hotel
Amy Winlield S., teamst'r Golden Gate Flour Mills,
r. NE cor Sixth and Tdwiisend
Analler B.. spnmnn, r. 134 St"u:irt
Anatomical Museum. Louis J. Jordan proptr, George
M. Sitaman supi-rlutendeut, 9 Hardir PI
Anbrun Fred, corntcemaker George Hayes & Co., r.
3J8 Minna
Ancell William, driver Omnibus RR., r. 250 Tehama,
rear
Anchick Conrad, sashmaker Uriah Segars, r. 703
Brannan
Anchick Elizabeth Mrs., fancy goods, 703 Brannan
Anchor Line Atlantic Steamers, J. C. Merrill k Co.
agents, 204 California
Anchor Saloon, M. Detels k Co. proptrs, 8 Sac.
Ancon Hotel, John F. Hiurichs proptr, 9 and 11 Pac.
Auflelund Hermann, carpenter, r. 137 M Perry
Andeu John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Anderau Joseph, sausagemaker, 27 California Market,
r. 1617 Leavenworth
Anderfuren Brothers (Charles A. and William J.)
proptrs S. F. Pattern Works, 114 and 116 Beale
Anderfuren Charles A. (Anderfuren Brothers), r. 204
Nineteenth, bet Howard and Capp
Anderfuren John, tailor, r. 204 Nineteenth
Anderfuren W'illiam J. (Anderfuren Brothers) r. 052
Seventeenth
Anders A. A., boxmaker Pacific Box Factory, r. 114
PeiTy
Andersen Adolph, seaman, r.9 Pacific
Andersen Alfred, beamhand Funcke & Co., r. 37 Con-
verse
Andersen Amanda, dome.stic 1325 Tyler
Andersen Andrew, steward schr Mary D. Pomeroy, r.
132 Stewart
Andersen Charles, seaman, r. 8 Berry
Andersen Charles, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
-Andersen Charles E.. seaman, r. Noith Pacific Hotel
Andersen Edward J., journalist S. F. Chronicle, r. 610
Mason
Andersen Emil, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SW cop
Shasta and Michigan
Andersen Frederick, seaman r. 8 Berry
Andersen Gustave. seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Andersen Hans, lumberman, r. Keystone House
Andersen H.'ins, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Andersen Hans, seaman schr Lizzie Theresa, Union
St. Wharf
Andersen H.ins, seaman schr William Frederick, Pa-
cific St. Wharf
Andersen Henry, seaman, r. N a Greenwich, bet San-
some and Montgomery
Ander.sen J. O., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Andersen John, r. .523 J^ Brannan
Anderpen John M., driver J. & F. Kesseler, r. SIO
Shotwell
Andersen Julius, r. 523 }« Brannan
Andersen Karsten, b.irkeeper F. Beruzott, r. 628
Grove
Andersen Louis, seaman schr Ocean Spray, Beale St.
Wharf
Andersen Martin, beamhand Funcke t Co., r. 37 Con-
verse
Andersen Mary, domestic 739 Ellis
Andersen N., seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Andersen Nels, gardener, r. 1330 Sutter
Andersen Nels, laborer Cal. Sugar -Refinery, r. 1100
Bryant
Andersen Nis. cigars and tobacco, .522 J^ Sixth
Andersen O. P., seamiin, r. North Paeiflc Hotel
Andersen Oscar, seaman schr S. M. Coombs, Larue's
WTiarf
Andersen Otto, seaman, r. 8 Berry
Andersen Peter, cook Schroeder .t Saenger, r. 425 East
Andersen Peter, seaman, r. 9 Pacific •
Andersen Peter, seaman schr Valentine Alviso, Fol-
s.mf St Wharf
Andersen Theodore, seam.'in, r. 9 Pacific
Andersen Wilhelm, cook, r. 940 Bryant
Andersen William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Anderson , widow, r. 'M'>(> Howard
Anderson A., captain schr Elvenia. r. 12 }< Shvrmau
Anderson A., seaman Paeittc Mail SS. China
Anderson A. Mrs., r. 8 M.iss
An 'erson A. B. Mrs., assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 3044 STxteeuth
Andersou Abraham, cabinetmaker, r. N s Market, bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Anderson Adolph L., r. 1223 k' Folsom. rear
Anderson Albert, clerk C. N. Palmer. 72r. Mi.rket
Anderson Albert O., gilder Louis Dampf, r. 2512i<
Mission
Anderson Alexis P., color mixer Imperishable Paint
Co., r. 3 Park PI
Anderson Alfred A., steward stmr Sonoma, Washing'
ton St .Wharf
Andersou Amanda, widow, r. 1008)^ Market
ml ADPrQT QTHPI/ Of optical goods in this city only at
LnnULO I O I Uu!\ MULLER'S 135 Montgomery Street. •
JONAS J. MORRISON,
Rejl-*voo<l and Paget Sound Lumber, especially aelectetl for
Building Purposes and Foreign Shipment.
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Anderson Andrew, r. 31 Moss
Anderson Andrew, r. 807 Kearny
Anderson Andrew, carpenter Geo. Howes A: Co.
Anderson Andrew, coffee saloon, 540 Market, r. 720
Mission
Anderson Andrew, fireman stmr Oakland, Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
Anderson Andrew, laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works
Anderson Andrew, liquor saloon, 250 Spear
Anderson Andrew, liquor saloon, SE cor Washington
and Drumm
Anderson Andrew, longshoreman, r. 606 Folsom
Anderson Andrew, master schr Golden Fleece, Mis-
sion St.Wharf
Anderson Andrew, master mariner, r. 126 Capp
Anderson Andrew, seaman, r. 12 Washington
Anderson, Andrew, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Anderson Andrew, seaman, r. 420 Drumm
Anderson Andrew, seaman Pac. Coast SS. Newport
Anderson Andrew, tailor, r. 8 August Alley
Anderson Andrew P., flourpacker Martenstein &
Deming, r. 504 Vallejo
Anderson Andro, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Anderson Anthony C, grocer, r. NW cor Sanchez and
Twentieth
Anderson Antone, r. North Pacific Hotel
Anderson Antone, seaman schr Gariboldi, Union St.
Wharf
Anderson Antony, stableman City Cab and Carriage
Stables, r. 174 Jessie
Anderson Asaias, se;iman, r. 250 Spear
Anderson August, cook, r. 629 Green
Anderson August, tailor, r. 417 Bush
Anderson Benjamin, deckhand stmr Washington,
Jackson St.Wharf
Anderson Benjamin F., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 26
Everett
Anderson Bennett, deckhand stmr Capital, Oakland
Fei;ry, r. 415 East
Anderson Bernard, seamen, r. 26 Steuart
Anderson Bridget, widow, r. 3 Pratt PI
Anderson C, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Anderson C, waiter Montgomery's Hotel
Anderson C. A., sei^nian. r. 117 Drumm
Anderson C. A. Mrs., private school, 29 Turk
Anderson Carl, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Anderson Catherine, widow, r. 212 Steuart
Anderson Catherine Mrs., clerk H. HeitmfiUer, r.
1602 Geary
Anderson Catherine M., widow, stationery and varie-
ties, 325 !<■ Fifth
Anderson C. E., mate schr Jessie Fremont, Mission
St. Wharf
Anderson Cliarles, bootblack, 114 Sutter, r. 320 Clem-
entina
Anderson Charles, carpenter, r. 22 Isis
Anderson Charles, carpenter bark Revere, Pacific St.
■RTiarf
Anderson Charles, deck hand stmr Hope, Folsom St.
Wharf
Anderson Charles, fireman, r. 13 Pacific
Anderson Charles, night clerk What Cheer House
Anderson^Charles. seaman, r. 1193^ Gilbert
Anderson Charles, seaman
Anderson Charles, seaman
Anderson Charles, seaman
House
Anderson Charles, seaman schr Alaska, r. 11 Liberty
Anderson Charles, seaman schr Anna Mathilde, Fol-
som St. Wharf '
Anderson Charles, seaman schr Eustace, Spear St.
Wharf
AnSerson Charles, seaman schr Jessie Fremont
Anderson Charles, second mate bark Cyane, r. Key-
, stone House
Anderson Charles, tanner Mission Tannery, r. SE cor
Eighteenth and Folsom
Ander.Kon Charles A., liquor saloon, 209 Jackson, r.
266 Minna
Anderson Charles E., bookkeeper Macpherson &
Shinn, r. 602 Buchanau
Anderson Charles J., seaman, r. 2G Steuart
Anderson Charles J., tailor, r. 319 Green
Anderson Charles L., awning and tentmaker, 856
Howard
Anderson Charles P., lumberman Pope & Talbot, r. 4
Frederick
Anderson Christ, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Anderson Christina, cigarmaker Denicke Brothers, r.
19 Carolina
T. 238 Steuart
r. 26 Steuart
bark Cyane, r. Keystone
San
Lorn-
Anderson Christian, tanner S. F. Tannery,
Bruno Road, nr Twenty-seventh
Anderson Christian, watchman Dry Dock, r
bard, nr Montgomery
Anderson Christine, domestic .556 Minna
Anderson Christopher, night watchman Merchants'
Dry Dock, r. 27 Clara
Anderson C. J., Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Anderson Claus, seaman bark Revere, Pacific St.
Wharf
Anderson C. M., seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Anderson Conrad, cook, r. 1028 Montgomery
Anderson C. R., tailor William Drury, 633 Kearny
Anderson D., foreman, r. 129 Welch
Anderson David C, actor, r. 812 Powell
Anderson E. Mrs., r. 11 Bagley PI
Anderson Edward, laborer Bay Soap and Candle
Works, r. Eleventh Av, bet P and Q, South S. F.
Anderson Edward, waiter SS. State of California,
Broadway Wharf
Anderson Edward A., watchman South Pac. Coast
RR.,r. IM Liberty
Anderson Edward R., clerk freight dept. Central Pac.
RR., Oakland Ferry, r. 1206 Mission
Andersou Elizabeth, widow, r. SE cor De Haro and
Solano
Anderson Elsen Mrs., bakery, 504Ji Sixth
AndersMu E. M., r. 325 ?4 Fifth
Anderson Erick M., tailor, r. 417 Bush
Anderson Emil, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Georgia, bet Shasra and Sierra
Anderson Ernest E., tailor, 625 Merchant, r. 446 Minna
Anderson Eva S. Miss, assistant Market St. Primary
School, r. 8 Essex
Andi-rson Flora Miss, shoefitter, r. 1115 Sansome
Anfierson Francis, widow, r. 417 Bush
Andi-rson Frank, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Andei son Frank, waiter, r. 309 Tehama
Anderson Frank P., mt:rket inspector, r. .526 Hayes
Anderson Frederick, cabinetmaker Theodore Erden,
r. E s San Bruno Road, nr Fifteenth Av
Anderson Frederick, hostler Briigge & Battge, r. 110
Washington
Anderson Frederick, mate schr La Gironde, Fourth
St.Wharf
Anderson Frederick, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Anderson Frederick, second mate bark Malay, r. 503
Folsom
Anderson Frederick A., liquor saloon, 215 Davis, r.
3 k Clinton
Anderson Fritz M., machineband Spear St. Mill, r.
Oakland
Andes' n Gabriel, helper Empire Lodging House, eSG
Commercial
Anderson George, cook, r. 17 Tehama
Anderson George, master mariner, r. NW cor Third
and Berry
Anderson George, seaman, r. 47 Sacramento
.Anderson George, seaman, r, 704M Mission
Anderson George A., policeman City Hall, r. 730 Fil-
bert
Anderson George J., carpenter, r. 323 Oak
Anderson George L., carriagemaker, r. Ss Twentieth,
bet Shotwell and Folsom
Anderson GtorgeW. (G.W. Anderson & Co.) r. Oaklahd
Anderson Gottfried, waiter Sven Ericksou, 415 East
Anderson Ous, deckhand stmr Bay City
Anderson Gustav, hostler Charlton & Groeper, r. 9
Washington
Anderson Gustav, seaman, r. 415 East
Anderson Gu-tave, cook, r. 2 Russell
Anderson Gustave, seaman, r. 415 East
Anderson G. W. ^ Co. (George W. Anderson) Oakland
and San Francisco Express, 331 East
Anderson H., r. i>:W Commercial
Anderson H., longshoreman Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Anderson H. Mme., r. 216 Stockton
Anderson Hannah, domestic 117 Capp
Ander>on Hans, baker, r. 504 J^ Sixth
Anderson Harry, captain schr Matthew Turner, r. 741
Harrison
Anderson Harry, seaman schr Lizzie Madison, Eureka
Dock
Anderson Henry, fireman stmr Yosemite
Anderson Henry, miner, r. 2219 Steiner
Anderson Henry, seaman schr American Girl, Howard
St. Whavf
Anderson Henry, seaman schr Ivanhoe, r. 30 Clay
Anderson Henry, watchman Keystone House, 127 Jack-
son
PAPER HANGINGS. g^S
er of French, American and English Pap^
•W.«- .Private_ residences geO.W. CM, 645 Mafket
Decorated in Artistic Style.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
"WHOI.ESA1.E HARDWARE,
Corner Market and Front Streets.
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Anderson Henry A., pressman Frederick W. Croiidace,
r. 430 Montgomery
Anderson Henry C, coffee and oyster Ealoon, Grand
Western Market, r. 1210 J<i Larkin
Anderson Henry W., r. 3 Chatham PI
Anderson Henry W., r. 347 Branuan
Anderson H. I. broommaker Harrison & Dickson, r.
224 Fourth
Anderson Hilda Mrs., dressmaker, 216 Stockton
Anderson H. K., captain schr Josephine, r. Oakland
Anderson Hoffman, butcher, r. 1413 Clay
Anderson H. R., First Lieutenant Fourth Artillery,
U. S. A., Post Adjutant, Presidio Reservation
Anderson Hugh, photographer, 506 Valencia
Anderson Isaac, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn
Anderson J. A., physician, r. Ii09 Foleora
Anderson Jacob W., seaman, r. 324 Vallejo
Anderson James, r. 807 Kearny
Anderson James, caudymaker 'SVllliam S. Townsend
Anderson James, cooper, r. 812 Battery
Anderson James, deckhand stmr San Joaquin No. 2,
Jackson St.Wharf
Anderson James, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Anderson James, longshoreman, r. 28 Frederick
Anderson James, salesman D. Samuels, r. Appleton
House
Anderson James, seaman, r. 415 East
Anderson James, seaman schr Plow Boy, Beale St.
Wharf
Anderson James, speculator, r. 1709 Market
Anderson James, stevedore, r. 1115 Sansom
Anderson James Mrs., widow, r. 2127 Bush
Anderson James A., fitter Eullman, Salz & Co., r. 417
Greenwich
Anderson James H., bookkeeper Samuel H. Harmon,
r. 720 Octavia
Anderson James H., nurse City and County Hospital
Anderson James S., laborer, r. NW cor Polk and Fell
Anderson James W., iirinciiial Spring A alley Gram-
mar School, r. 3044 Sixteenth
Anderson Jane, widow,. r. 417 Greenwich
Anderson Jennie, widow, r. lOOSJj Market
Anderson John, r. 315 Minna
Anderson John, r. 1111 Keamy
Anderson John, carpenter, r. 409 Drumm
Anderson John, carpenter, r. 705 Howard
Anderson John, carpenter City RR., r. 1458 Mission
Anderson John, cari)enter Main St. Mill, r. 1314
Broderick
Anderson John, cook, r 337 Bryant, rear
Anderson John, cook Golden Eagle Hotel
Anderson John, coc'per, r. 43 Steuart
Anderson John, deckhand stmr Alice Garratt, Wash-
ington St.^Yharf
Anderson John, driver Massey & Yung. r. 46 Everett
Anderson John, expressuiau, r. N s Twcuty-niuth, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Anderson Jehu, fireman stmr Washington, Jackson
St.Wharf
Anders-on John, gardener, 2706 California
Anderson John, laborer, r. 1034 Potrero Av
Anderson John, lozenj-'emaker William S. Townsend
Anderson John, night clerk Andrew Anderson, 540
Market
Anderson John, printer M. Schmidt & Co., r. 255
Clementina
Anderson John, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Anderson John, teaman, r. 134 Stiuart
Anderson John, seaman, r, 327 Bealc
Anderson Jo)iu, seaman, r. HlU Buttery
Anderson John, seaman, r. Sander's Hotel
Anderson John, seaman schr Clarn Light, Harrison St.
Wharf
Anderson John, seaman schr Alice Stoffcn, Jackson
St.Wharf
Anderson John, seaman Bchr Jessie Nickerson, Main
St.Wharf
Anderson John, seamaa schr W. S. Phelps, Beale St.
Wharf
Anderson John, third officer Pacific Mail SS. City of
Panama
Anderson John, waiter Daniel Swanuak, r. Sailors'
Home
Anderson John Rev., pastor African M. E. Church, r.
11 Scott PI
Anderson John A., laborer, r. 7 Merchant
Anderson John A., silveraian Palace Hotel
Anderson John C, gio»erics, NW cor Twenty-ninth
and Sanchez
Anderson John E., seaman Pacific Coast SS. Salinas
Anderson John M., clerk, r. 29 Turk
Anderson John P., hostler, r. E s Hoff Av, bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
Anderson John W., master mariner, r. 12 >4 Sherman
Anderson John W., tailor, r. 7 Aiignst Alley
Anderson Joseph, r. St. David's House
Anderson Joseph, carpenter bark Lady Lampson, r.
Eureka House
Anderson J<seph, cooper, r. 812 Batterj"
Anderson Joseph, laborer Golden Gate Park
Anderson Joseph, seaman, r. 19 Commercial
Anderson Joseph, seamiin, r. 20 Folsom
Anderson Joseph, seaman, r. 810 Battery
Anderson Joseph E., clerk O. K. Foundry, r. 322 Fre-
mont
Anderson Josie, domestic 2201 Webster
Anderson Kittie Miss, dressmaker, r. 212 Steuart, rear
Anderson L., cabinetmaker, r. 603 Fourth
Anderson Lars, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
.\nderson Lars C, shoemaker, r. 1918 Pacific Av
Andei-s.-n Lewis, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Anderson Lorence, mate schr Mary Swan, Beale St.
Wharf
Anderson Louis, barber David E. Dunn, r. 219 Minna
Anderson Louis, driver Zadock W. Moore, r. 136
Rose Av
Anderson Louis, seaman, r. NE cor Howard and Spear
Anderson Louis, seaman bark Whistler, Mission St.
Wharf
Anderson Louis, seaman schr Maggie 'V. Hartman,
Folsom St. 'Wharf
Anderson Louis, wagonmaker Weston & Sparks, r. 1313
Jackson
Anderson Louis Jr., blacksmith, r. 1313 Jackson
Anderson Louis H., clerk Josiah G. Severance, r. 2219
Steiner
Anderson M., captain schr Mary E. Anderson. Eureka
Dock
Anderson M., machinehand Fulda Bros. & Co., r.
Oar.laud
Andeison Marcellus Owen, nlirse City and County
Hosxiital
Anderson Maria, domestic Marlborough House
Anderson Mariquith, widow, r. 6 Hinckley
Anderson Martin, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
AudtTson Martin, siannin, r. 327 Bea.e
Anderson Mary, domestic 1122 Sacramento
Anderson Mary Mrs. r. ;i33 Eddy
Anderson Ma y Miss, dressmaker, r. 120 Ellis
Anderson Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1142)^ Folsom
Anderson Mary Miss, shoefitter, r. 1115 Sansome
Anderson Mary, widow, r. 1 Morton PI
Anderson Mary, widow, r. 1115 Sansome
Anderson Mary A. Mrs., r. 1U50 Howard
Anderson Matilda, widow, r. 988 Folsom
Anderson Matilda, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Anderson Matilda Miss, actress, r. 212 Steuart, rear
Anderson Matthew A., teacher music, r. 15 Guerrero
Anderson Maud, cii,'armaker E. Eiseuberg & Bro., r.
224 Mission
Anderson M. S., watchman Kentucky Lodging House
Anderson N., secretary Gal. Transportation Co., office
NW cor Jackson and East, r. lo Oak Gft)ve Av
.Anderson Neil, laborer A.. Wilson, r. N s O'Farrell,
bet Mason and Tay or
Anderson Nettie H. .Miss, assistant Jackson St. Pri-
mary Schoul, r. 2127 Bush
Andtrson Nels, master mariner, olBee 12 Clay
Anderson Nels, gardener, r. N s Filbert, bet Polk and
Larkin
Anderson Nils, coachman, r. l.'JOT.Pine
Anderson Nils, waiter John Parrott, 620 Folsom "^ .
Anderson N. P., seaman, r. 415 East
Anderson O.. r. 222 Fifth
Anderson O. A., mate schr William and Albert, foot
Fifth
.\ndirson Olaf. seaman, r. 238 Stiuart
Anderson Olaf, seiunan schr Chamxiion, r. 117 Dnimm
Anderson Ole, carpenter John Johnson, r. Cincin-
naii Hotel
And.THon Ole, stairbuildir, r. 510 Sixteenth.
Anderson Ole A., benmau, r. 104 Steuart
And. rson Oliver, tanner, r. Railroad Av, nr Thirty-
second Av, South S. F.
Anderson O. P., laburer Bay Soap and Candle Works,
r. Eleventh Av, bet P imd Q. South S. F.
Anderson Oscar, cook bark Victor, Vallejo St. Wharf
Anderson Oscar, laborer Mountain Spring House,
Ocean House Road
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, «'^"""9 S?p':'o<i?3[»«'-«l?l'''''^'™''
J. MACDONOUGH,
CUMBERLAND, LEHIGH AXr> EXGUSH FOUNDRY COKE,
41 Market Street, corner Spear.
AND
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Anderson Oscar, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Anderson Oscar O., shipping clerk, r. IH Liberty
Anderson P., cook, r. 509 Washington
Anderson Peter, clerk John H. Kessing, r. 31 Clara
Anderson Peter, cook E. J. Schinir, r. 3 Montgomery
Comt
Anderson Peter, cooper, r. 1321 Natoma
Anderson Peter, deckhand stmr Julia, Washington
St. Wharf
Anderson Peter, deckhand tug Hercules, Mission St.
Wharf
Anderson Peter, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Anderson Peter, fisherman, r. S s Union, nr Battery
Anderson Peter, laborer, r. 1028 Market
Anderson Peter, laborer, r. 8 Vandewater, rear
Anderson Peter, mate sloop Bonita, Third St. Wharf
Anderson Peter, ropemaker Cal. Wire Works, r. 2
Francisco
Anderson Peter, seaman, r. 250 Spear
Anderson Peter, seaman, r. NE cor Green and Cal-
houn
Anderson Peter, seaman bark General Cobb, Howard
St. Wharf
Anderson Peter, tailor Joseph Spellman, r. 315 Minna
Anderson Peter, waiter, r. 1 Eddy
Anderson Peter, waiter J. H. Mentz & Co., r. NE cor
First and Brannan
Anderson K. C, attorney at law, r. 225 Bush
Anderson Richard K., carpenter and builder, 2 Tyler,
r. 10 Verona Place
Anderson R. Martin, r. 510 Shotwell
Anderson Robert G., carpenter Jay V. Lawrence, r.
1608 Jones
Anderson Rollin C, books and stationery, 408 Third
Anderson S., Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Market
Anderson Simon, St. Andrews Soc, 232 Sutter
Anderson Sophie, domestic 1419 Clay
Anderson Samuel S., salesman East & Co., r. 281
Stevenson
Anderson Stewart M., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co.,'
r. 2127 Bush
Anderson Terhan K., conductor Southern Pac. RR., r.
2032 Mission
Anderson Theodore, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Anderson Theodore R., cook Vanoni & Scott, r. 449 J<S
Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Anderson Thomas, carpenter Pacific Mail SS. China
Anderson Thomas, coal, 16 Drumm, r. 410 Eddy
Anderson Thomas, second engineer stmr Oakland,
Oakland Ferry, r. Oakland Point
Anderson Thomas, waiter Norega, Hjul & Co., r. 10
Hubbard
Anderson Tufre, foreman Carmen Island Salt Works,
r. 129 M Welsh
Anderson Victor, tailor, r. 445 Bush
Anderson Victoria, domestic, 11 Essex
Anderson Walter G., bookkeeper Thomas Anderson,
r. 410 Eddy
Anderson W. C, r. 22 Geary
Anderson William, bartender Lessmann & Windham,
r. N. W. cor Bryant and Chesley
Anderson William, cook, r. 1602 Geary
Anderson William, engineer, r. 67 Shipley
Ajiderson William, engineer S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
W B Inrliana ur Sierra
Anderson William, laborer, r. 347 Brannan
Anderson William, laborer Pac. Improvement Co.
Anderson William, paintmixer James R. Eelly & Co.,
r. 227 Second ,
Anderson William, rigger, r. Branch House
Anderson William, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Anderson William, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Anderson William li. (W. S. Ray & Co.) r. 2631 Howard
Anderson William B., carpenter and builder, 2 Tyler,
r. 10 Verona PI
Anderson William H.. calker, r. 409 Folsom
Anderson William H., salesman, r. 409 Folsom
Anderson William James, laborer, Presidio
Anderson William R., laborer Central Pac. RR., r. 114
Fourth
Anderson W. V., butcher Alfred W. Morgenstern, r.
Winchester House
Anderson Y. Miss, tailoress, r. 720 Mission
Anderson Z., seaman, r. 415 East
Anderson. See Andersen and Andresen
Anderssen Charles, seaman, r. 409 Drumm
Andersson Axel, porter Getz Brothers & Co., r. 222
Fifth
Anderton Frederick C, tannery. Eleventh Av, bet N
and P, r. Fifteenth Av, bet P and Q, South S. F.
Andes Silver Mining Co. (Sterey Co. Nev.) Michael
Landers secretary, 2 Nevada Block
Andker Andrew, driver Potrero and B. V. RR., r. cor
Kentucky and Sonoma
Andlauer Jacques, carpenter, r. 229 Tenth
Andlauer Joseph V., with John Mallon, r. 229 Tenth
Andoe William A., r. 1410 Taylor
Andonaegui Frank, r. 40 Park Av.
Andor Netti P., packer Folger, Schilling & Co., r. 826
Broadway
Andornetti Celeste, compositor Courrler de San Fran-
cisco, r. 816 Broadway
Andornetti Gio B., sculptor, r. 818 Sansom
Andrade Antonio, porter, r. 438 Green
Andrade Charles K., sawmaker Pac. Saw Manufactur-
ing Co., r. 1308 Montgomery
Andrade Evaristo, mail agent stmr Newbem, r. Gail-
hard Hotel
Andrade Guillermo, r. 656 Folsom
Andrade Guillermo C, manager Custom House Dept.
Wpnceslao Loaiza, r. 656 Folsom
Andrade Joaquin D., carpenter, r. 1308 Montgomery
Andrade M. 8., Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc. 730 Mont.
Andrade Ramon M., Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730
Montgomery
Andrade Silvestre, agent, r. 1517 Dupont
Andrade Z., cigars, 635 Pacific
Andre John L., porter Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,
416 Montgomery
Andrea John, with Lachman & Jacobl, r. 431 Pine
Andreani Giuseppe, manager A. Tagliaferro & Co., r.
420 Jackson
Andreano Rocco, fisherman, Front St.Wharf
Andreas H., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Andreas John G., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. German Hotel
Andree Robert, bookkeeper Schmidt & Butler, r. 319
Pine
Andrei Peter, fisherman. Front St.Wharf
Andres Catharine, widow, r. 342 Clementina
Andres Christian, musician Tivoli Garden, r. 345 Jessie
Andres John P., foreman A. M.Simpson & Brother,
1 Howard, r. 12 Tehama
Andres Paul, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Andresen Brothers (John G. and Christian) carriage
and wagonmakers, 607 Battery
Andresen Christian (Andresen Brothers) r. Oakland
Andresen H., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont.
Andresen Henry, waiter Ahlborn House
Andresen John, machine hand M. & A. Hansen, r. 1312
Broderick
Andresen John G. (Andresen Brothers) r. Oakland
Andresen Peter N., cooper David Woerner, r. 1321 Na-
toma
Andressen Henry P., carpenter, 1007 Folsom "~~
Andrew Annie Miss, r. 2113^ Turk
Andrew Anton, liquor saloon, W s Mission nr St.
Mary's College
Andrew Carrie E. Miss, hairdresser, 251 Third
Andrew Elizabeth, widow, r. 251 Third
Andrew George, carijeuter, r. SW cor Greenwich and
Van Ness Av
Andrew Hannah Miss, fancy goods and takery, 1332
Pacific
Andrew James, painter, r. 211 J^ Turk
Andrew Jchn, r. 422 Van Ness Av
Andrew Manuel, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Andrews A., r. 120 Ellis
Andrews Abraham, importer watches, diamonds, and
jewelry, 221 Montgomery, r. 920 Larkin
Andrews Alexander, engineer Odd Fellows' Cemetery,
r. E s Johnson Av, nr Point Lobos Av
Andrews Alfred G., carpenter, r. NW cor Filbert and
Franklin
Andrews Alfred R., cooper, r. 505 Broadway
Andrews Amador, express messenger Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 1104 Sacramento
Andrews Amasa B., inspector Custom House, r. Ala-
meda
Andrews Charles, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, Black Point
Andrews Charles A., law student, r. 424 Minna
Andrews Charles H., driver John' A. Shepston, r. 452
Bartlett
Andrews Charles S., law student, r. 424 Minna
Andrews C. N., turner Snyder & Co.
Andrews Collins I., seaman, r. 1617 Polk
Andrews Edward, clerk, r. 8 Hubbard
Andrews Edwin O. M., cabinetmaker J. T. Terry &
Co., r. 612 Mission
J. GUNDLACH & CO. (^"f' "" **
CALIFORNIA WINES & BRANDIES.
Proprietors MlDefarin. Sonoma,
CONTINENTAL SAFETY OIL
SHOULD BE USED IN
EVERY HOUSEHOLD.
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Aildrews Ellen, widow, r. 1208 Pacific
Andrews F. E., r. 10 Natoma
Andrews V. G., clerk freight dept Central Pac. RR.,
r. Alameda
Andrews Frank, watchmaker, r. 734 Folsom
Andrews Frederick J., carpenter, r. 519 Branuan
Andrews George, painter Frost & Richards, r. 309
Fremont
Andrews George, Riggers' and Stevedores' Union
Assn, 806 Montgomery
Andrews H. Mrs., proprietress Occidental Lodgings,
536 Market and 35 Sutter
Andrews Harry, secretary Real Estate Protective
Assn, 67 Nevada Block, r. 312 Bartlett
Andrews Henry, laborer, r. 1314 Polk
Andrews J., r. 36 Clay
Andrews Jane, domestic 1422 Hyde
Andrews Jeremiah, engineer stmr Emma, Jackson St.
Wharf
Andrews John, bellman Rubs House
Andrews John, machinehand Phineas Haskell, r. 854
Folsom
Andrews John O., carpenter, r. 223 First
Andrews John P., clerk A. M. Simi^son & Brc, r. 12
Tehama
Andrews Joseph, tioilermaker Southern Pac. R. R., r.
26 Capp
Andrews Joseph D., mining expert, r. 1045 Mission
Andrews Letitia M. Miss, cari^et sewer Hartshorn &
McPhuu, r. 341!«i Fifth
Anilrews Lillian Miss, actress Baldwin Theater, r.
Arcade House
Andnws Mary, domfstic, 1603 Van Ness Av
Andrews Oliver, wholesale hog butcher. Fifth Av,
bet K and L, r. NW cor Sixth Av and L, South
S. P.
Andrews Otis, compositor Holloway & Briggs, r. 419
O'Farrell
Andrews Otis, teamster McNab & Smith, r. 349M
Minna
Andrews Richard, stevedore, r. Niagara Av,nr County
Road, West End Tract
Andrews Scott, laborer Pacific Tallow Works, r. cor
Fifth and Railroad Avs. South 8. F.
Andrews Susan, widow, r. 26 Capp
Andrews Thomas, carpenter, r. 222 M Fourth
Andrews Thomas, stage carpenter California Theater,
r. 5 Jane Place
Andrews T. J., maltster, r. 436 Brannan
Andrews T. N., r. 1809 Stockton, rear
Andrews William, modelmaker, paperhanger and
whitener. 341 H Fifth
Andrews William, nurseryman H. Stewart, r. 2406
Post
Andre-wsAVilllnm Jr., secretary Pacific Land and
Trust Co., 513 California, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Andrews William A., porter W. & I. Steinbart & Co.,
r. 706 Seventeenth
Andrews William J., milk dairy, Niagara Av, nr
County Road, West End Tract
Andrews. See Andrew and Andruss
Audrewson Andrew, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Andriel Frederick, laborer Union Malt House, r. 1413
Folsom
Androg Milton, attorney at law, 224 Sftnsome, top
tloor, r. 701 Van Ness Av
Andross P. H., clerk coiners' dept U. S. Mint, r. 28
O'Farrell
Andross Winfiold S., teamster, r. cor Fifth and Rail-
road Av, South S. F.
Andnis Jesse B., auditor California St. RR. Co., r. 138
McAllister
Andrus Thomas J., printer Edward M. Murphy & Co.,
r. 1609 Mason
Andruss Geor«e H., with Tallant & Co.,r. 1313 Vallejo
Andrzejowsky J. W. Mrs., widow, r. 7f)2 Bush
Aiiduran C. & Co. (Charles Anduran, 0. Carpy
and P. Van Bever) Importers and jobbirs foreign
and California wines and liquors, and proptrs
Uncle Sam Wine Cellar, distillery and wine vine-
gar facti>ry, Napa Cily, office 517 Sacramento
Anduran Charles (C. Anduran & Co.) r. 738 Pacific
Anduran. See also Anderiin
Angel Abel E., bookkeeper Henry Dutton, Jr., r. Ala-
meda
Angel Charles, lockmaker, r. 169 Silver
Angel Henry O., policeman City Hall, r. 10 Fifth Av
Anjjel James, carpenter, r. 613 Blission
Angel John, boxmaker F. Korbel k. Bros., r. 622
Seventh
Angel Joshua, elevator tender 310 Pine, r. Alameda
Angel Myron, journalist, r. Marlborough House
Angel Texas (Angel & Francis) r. Alameda
Angel & Francis (Texas Angel and W. "M. Francis)
attorneys at law, 302 Montgomery, rooms 30 and 31
Angelina B, lace cap factory, 419 W2 Stockton
Angelis August, tinsmith, r. 1333 Natoma
Angelis Theodore, music teacher, r. 1623 Powell
Angelis Wilhelmina, widow, r. 1623 Powell
Angelius Charles, r. 756 Howard
Angelius Diedrich, helper Albany Brewery, r. 756
Howard
Amgell Andrew J., broker, r. 1327 Vallejo
Angell Elmer, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Angell Horace B. (Golden State and Miners' Iron
Works) r. 11 Clementina
Angell Jonatlian W, apothecary, NW cor First
and Folsom, r. 264 First
Angell M. H.. r. The Baldwin
Angell Otis B., clerk Golden State and Miners' Iron
Works, r. 11 Clementina
Angell Peter, seaman schr Clara, Sixth St. Wharf
Angell Stephen, clerk C. T. Raynolds &. Co., r. 800
Stockton
Angelo Edward J., bookkeeper Atlas Iron Works
Angelo Henry J., clerk Apothecaries' Hall, r. 1203 How.
Angelo Joseph, cook, r. 651 Howard
Angelo Quilici, fruits, 1811 H Powell
Angelo Raymo (Pioneer Soda Water Works) r. 220
Hermann
Angelopnlo Vangelo, candymaker, r. 525 Mission
Anger Victor, tatmer, r. 33 Freelon
Ang Tiuan Theodore, gardener, r. 1617 California
Angerstclu August, third oflicer SS. Oregon, Folsom
St. Wharf
Angeistein Charles, fireman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 10
Bry.'iit Av, rear
Angier A. A. Miss, private school, 618 O'Farrell
Augier Anne H. Mrs., r. 618 O'Farrell
Angier Pierre, r. 637 Pacific
Angier W. T., bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 618
O'Farrell
Anginotti Joseph, cartman, r. 627 Seventh
Anglade J. laborer, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Anglin John J., Stone Cutters' Pro. Assn., 818 How.
Anglin Michael, cabinetmaker S. F. Furniture Fac-
tory, r. 449 Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Anglin Patrick, laborer, r. 2723 Bryant
Anglin Thomas, packer Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., r.
721 Minna
AN&LO-CALIFORNM BANK (LlinM)
Frederick F. Low and Ignatz Steinhart managers,
422 California
Angonnet Benita Mrs., laundry, 811 Stockton
Angoustures Antonies, dairyman F. E. Such & Co., W
8 Douglass, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Angouetures Vincent, dairj-man F. E. Such & Co., W
s Douglass, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Angulo Antonio, cigarmaker, r. 10 Cadell PI
Angulo Emnnuel, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Angus Charles, seaman, r. 129 Jackson
Angus James S., accountant Nevada Bank of San
Francisco, r. Alameda
Angus Neil, cook, r. 534 First
Anie Frederick, finisher West Coast Furniture Co., r.
224 Sixth
Anixter Abraham, milkman, r. 419 Hickory Av
Ankel Bernard, nurse, r. n.")9!^ Stevenson
Ankel Harry, peddler, r. .5,59 Ja Stevenson
Ankel Simon, clerk, r. 559 >!i Stevenson
Aukele Henry, bookkeeper, r. 60(»Filbert
Ankele John H., with Philip Speyer >t Co., r. Oakland
Anker Henry G., pressman M. Schiuidt & Co., r. 847
Howard
Anker I. C, printer Petit & Rusjt, r. 847 Howard
Anker Nana, saleswoman Edward C. Fitis, r. 847 How.
Ankers C. Mrs., coffee saloon, 717 Mission
Ankers Christian, show-ca-semaker, 1032 Market, r.
717 Mission
Ankers George, quartermaster Pacific Mail SS. Toklo
Annale B., gardener, r. liSl Fourteenth
Anneville M., r. 420 Jacksim
Annis C, r. 1319 Sausom, rear
Anuis Charles Jr., boot finisher 8. W. Levy, r. 615
Gough
AnniS Charles H., boot chaneller S. W. Levy, r. 615
Gough
Annis Isabella, widow, r. W s Sansome, bet Filbert
and Greenwich, rear
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE.
MULLER THE OPTICIAN,
Established, S.F., 1863, 135 Montgomery.
IHMAQ i MnPRIQflM i^f-s the most select stock of all the leadings 'varieties of
JUnHO J. IVIUnniOUIl Lumber in the Market. N. E. cor. ]»Us8ion and Spear Sts.
ANN
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Anois James S., policeman City Hall, r. 112 Taylor
Annis Nicholas, hackdriver, r. 1712 Ellis
Anrick Charles, seaman, r. 8 Berry
Ansberg B., liquor saloon, 34 Austin
Ansberg Charles, butcher, r. 824 Union
Ansbro Thomas, cook Chri&tian Thomson, r. 129
Berry
Ansbroe Amy, domestic 806 Ellis
Anschel Samuel, ladies' furnishing goods, 214 Sixth
Anschultz Matilda, domestic 920 Van Ness Av
Anselm Otto, upholsterer, r. Laguna, bet Fulton and
McAllister
Anselmi AdzoH, laborer, r. Eighteenth, nr Clara Av
Ansley Barzilla, porter J. W. Gaie Jt Co.,r. 424Drumm
Anslej' Washington, cooper, 14 Merchant
Anslinger Grtorge, foreman J. (iundlach & Co., r. 81
Clementina
Ansolabehere J., r. 25 Stockton PI
Anson Mary L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 2011 Hyde
Anson Patrick F., house and signpainter and glazier,
38 California, r. 2011 Hyde
Anson Richard, painter, r. 909 Geary
Anspacher A., merchant, r. 1012 Van Ness Av
Anspacher Philip (Altschul, Seller & Co.) r. Hay-
wards
Anstett Antoine {Grogan& Anstett) r. 722 Green
Anstett Eugene J., cook Joseph Vlautin, r. 628 Post
Antao Manoel d'A., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn.,
415}^ Drumm
Antegan Victor, butcher, r. cor Railroad and Fifth
■ Ays, Soiith S. F.
Antelope Mining Co. (Lake District) 0. Van Dyck
Hubbard secretary, 203 Bush, room 26
Anthes Frederick, salesman Edward C. Fitts, r. 342
Clementina
Anthes John, S. F. Musical Fund Society, 539 Cal
Anthes Louis, clerk, r. Sophie Terrace
Anthes Peter (Anthts &Liebmann), r. Sophie Terrace
Anthes & Liebmanu (Peter Anthes and Otto Lieb-
mann) liquor saloon, 102 Geary
Anthonlson Hans, laborer Cal. Sugar Eefinery, r. 1100
' ' Bryant
Anthonlson Henry, r. 1700 Kearny, cor Lombard
Anthony Carrie Miss, r. 1220 Polk
Anthony Charles V. Rev., pastor Central M. E. Church,
r. 1165 Mission
Anthony Edward T. (E. T. Anthony & Co.) r. 124 Oak
Anthony Eliza E. Mrs., r. 128 Post
Anthony Emma, widow, r. 1220 Polk
Anthony E. T. & Co., repackers general merchandise,
407 and 409 Commercial
Anthony George W., cigars and tobacco, 8E cor
I Kearny and Bush, r. 206 Kearny
Anthony Henry (Anthony & Maass) r. cor Mary Lane
and Berry
Anthony Henry, seaman, r. E. b Iowa, nr Yuba
Anthony Hyman, peddler, r. 5 Kate
Anthony Jacob A., ship-carpenter, r. 436 Brannan
Apthony James, carpenter, r. 33 Eddy
Anthony John A., freight agent Central Pac. ER.,
cor Fourth and King, r. Alameda
Anthony Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Anthony Richard M., chief clerk V. S. Sub-Treasury,
r. Oakland
Anthony William, salesman Peixotto & Silverman, r.
745 Market
Anthony & Maass (Henry Anthony and Christopher
MausB) groceries and liquors, NW cor Mary Lane
and Berry
Anthony. See Antony
Antippa Jacopa, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Antlppa Panai, Italian Benev. Soc., 423 Washington
Antisell Thomas M. (Thomas M. Antisell & Co.)
r. Berkeley
Antisell Thomas M. & Co. (Thomas M. Anti-
sell) pianos and organs, 865 Market
Antisell William C, manager Thomas M. Antisell &
Co., r. 26 St. Ann'sBldg
Antola Angelo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Antoldi S. & Co., produce commission, 514 Sansome
Antoldi Stanislaus (S. Antoldi & Co.) r. 611 Vallejo
Antolu Guiseppe, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Antolu Micheli, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Anton August, cigarmaker, r. 506 Fulton
Antone J., seaman Pacific Coast SS. Senator
Antone Juan, seaman, r. Ws Sansome, bet Filbert and
Greenwich, rear
Antone Manuel, steward swing crew, Oakland Ferry
Antoni Edward, teamster S. Antoldi & Co., r. 307
Broadway
Antonia Clara Mme., physician and medium, office and
r. 108 Geary
Antonia Manoel, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn.,
415 H Drumm
Antonio Luigi, mashman Pac. Distillery, r. NW cor
Francisco and Fillmore
Antonio May Miss, actress Adelphi Theater
Antonio Naveretta, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 220
Third
Antony Frank, wines and liquors, 1042 Folsom, r. 41
Moss
Antony Henry, cutler Will & Flnck, r.'1822 Stockton
Antony Joseph, r. 1.506 Folsom
Antraccoli Benedetto, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Antraccoll Domenico, vegi table peddler, r. 708 Front
Antraccoli Pietro, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Antrigue J., vegetable peddltr, r. SE cor Front and
Pacific
Antunovich F. & Co. (Florio Antunovich and John
Rosso) coffee saloon, 403 East
Antunovich Florio, restaurant, 520 Sacramento and
(F. Antunovich & Co.) r. 712 Green
Antunovich John, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Antunovich Nicholas, coffee saloon, SW cor East and
Commercial, r. 533 Union
Antz Henry, butcher, 1 and 2 Grand Western Market,
r. 1429 Pine
Anzel Mary, widow, dressmaker, r. 1023 Market
Anzenhofer Louis, farmer. Old Ocean House Road, nr
Industrial School
Apel John, architect, r. 729 Pine
Apelt Charles M., cutter Louis Lengfeld, r. 1305 Stock.
Apgar Jacob M., laborer V. S. Appraiser's Store, r.
318 Minna
Apgar Richard M., sergeant police City Hall, r. 609
Hyde
Apothecaries' Hall, B. B. Thayer chemist, Wil-
lliim J. Bryan druggist, S E cor Market and New
Montgomery, Grand Hotel
Appel Frank, baker Henry Blum, r. 1819 Powell
Appel Julius, clerk,r. 527 Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Appi 1 Louis, liquor saloon, 315 Montgomery Av
Ajjpel Louis, merchant, r. 650 Washington
Appel Samuel, clerk Charles Levy & Co., r. 527 Tehama,
bet Fifth and Sixth
Appel Simon, tailor, 786 Folsom
Appel Theodore, cigars and tobacco, 146 Third
Appel William, varnisher Kragen & Geist, r. 786Ji
Folsom
Appell John C, cabinetmaker Charles Klemm, r. 148
Bluxome
Appenzeller Frederick, tailor, r. 427 Powell
Appenzeller Jacob, wheelwright Godfried Weber, r.
625 Brannan
Appi Antonio, cook, r. 3 Vallejo
AppiariuB Franz William, driver Sol Wangenheim &
Co., r.lSlOO'Farrell
Aijple Abraham, clerk, r. 406 Sixth
Apple Jacob, bookkeeper, r. 406 Sixth
Apple Julia Miss, dry goods, 28 Sixth, r. 406 Sixth
Apple Sarah Mr8.,r. 406 Sixth
Apple Wolf, r. 406 Sixth
Appleby Charles, nurseryman William Appleby, r.
2325 Mission
Appleby William, nursery, 2325 Mission, r. Napa
Aijplegate «T. Henry Jr., secretary Wales Con-
solidated Gold and Silver Mining Co.. 409 Wash-
ington, r. 2226 Jackson
Applegate John J., secretary Standard Soap Co., 204
Sacramento, r. 1719 Webster
Applegate Josiah H. , attorney at law, 729 Mont-
gomery, r. The Baldwin
Applegate Thomas H. (Reld & Applegate) r. 802 Howard
Appleton A. Mrs., r. 759 Market
Appleton Abraham, teamster, r. 688 Clementina
Appleton House, Mrs. L. A. Lyford proprietress, 83
Fifth
Appleton Thomas, salesman, 915 Market
Appo Georgiana, ladies' hairdresser, r. 734 Broadway
Appo Junius B., porter Pacific Coast SS. Ancon, r. 734
Broadway
Appo William, laborer Alban B. Butler, r. 722 Bdwy
Apponyi C. E. Mrs., journalist, r. 14 Hampton PI
Appostolo Lazare, fruit dealer, SE cor Taylor and fiUis
Apprill George, bootmaker, 303 Stockton, r. SW cor
Jackson and Mason
Apted Walter, boatman Henry J, Boese, r. 2134 Stock
Arancino Paolo, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Aranheiro Francisco A., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415 JtS Drumm
WINDOW SHADES,
Manufacturer of fine "UINDOW
SHADES for Private Resi-
dences, Stores, Ofllces, etc., etc.
G-EO.W. CLARK,
645 Market Street.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
wholesale: hardware.
Comer Market and Front Streets.
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Aranjo Juaua, r. 828 Broadway
Arata Andrew (Ratto & Arata) , r. SUM Fourth I
Arata Bartolomeo (Bacich >t Arata) r. 629 Davis !
Arata Beujamin, gigger S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
Black Point
Arata D., vegetables, 17 Colombo Market
Arata David, groceries, 321 Broadway
Arata F., vegetables, 15 Colombo Market
Arata F. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1306 Kearny
Arata Felice, baki.-r, r. 9 Union PI, rear
Arata Gio Batta, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 'Washington
Arata Guiseppi, laborer, r. 1510 Dupout
Arata John, vegetables, 31 Colombo Market
Arata Joseph, cartman, r. 3 Maiden Lane
Arata Louie (Arata & Casassa) r. 1016 Devisadero
Arata Luigi, laborer, r. 3 Margaret PI
Arata Luisa, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Arata Nicolas, r. 3 Maiden Lane
Arata Pablo, laborer Sea Wall
Arata Paolena, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Arata Paolo, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Avata Peter, r. 1306 Kearny
Arata Rosa, Italian Benev. Soc. 423 Washington
Arata Serafiuo, peddler, r. 736 Vallejo, rear
Arata & Casassa (Louis Arata and Dominick Casassa)
produce, 509 Davis
Arauz Jos6 E., bootblack, r. Hinckley, nr Dupont
Arballo Guillermo, blacksmith Langley & Jones, r.
528 Green
Arbini Giovanni, gardener, >y s Mission, nr St. Ma-
ry's College
Arbogast Frederick, upholsterer Frank G. Edwards,
r. Blundell House
Arbuckle Henry Mn»., private boarding, SW cor Santa
Clara and Illiuuis
Arbuckle Henry G., ironworker Pac Boiling Mill, r.
SW cor Santa Clara and Illinois
Arbuckle Peter, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SW
cor Santa Clara and Illnois
Arcade (J. J. O'Brien & Co.) dry-goods, 924-928
Market
Arcade House, Adoiph Hartman proptr. 45 Sac
Arcade House, Louis S. Starkweather projitr. 930
Market
Arcade Restaurant, McCauley & Young proptrs, 11 )i
and 13 Sixth
Arcadian Club, rooms 211 Sutter
Areata Mills (Humboldt Bay, Cal.) Falk, Chandler &
Co. proptrs, 128 Steuart
Archambeau J., laborer, r. 528)6 Valencia
Archbald John, surveyor S. F. Savings Union, 532
California, r. 1312 Powell
Archer Ann, widow, r. Ill Prospect PI
Archer Charles H., machinist William Hawkins, r.
919 Folaom
Archer Edwin E., boatbuilder John F. Penney, r. SW
cor Solano and Tennessee
Archer Jennie Miss, capmaker, r. 919 Folsom
Archer Joseph, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 219 Minna
Archer K., widow, r. 10 Haywood
Archer William, hardware and crockery, 919 Folsom
Archery Hall, 1155 and 1157 Mission
Archibald Jennie Miss, di-essmaker, r. 27 Lilly Av
Archibald John, fireman Pacific Mail SS. South Car-
olina
Archibald Margaret, seamstress S. F. Laundry, r. 327
Fell
Archibald P. L.. & Co. (Prescott L. Archibald
and Adam J. Jeffers) proptrs Record Livery and
Sale Stables, 1324 Market and 13 and 15 Park Av
Archibald Prescott L. (P. L. Archibald & Co.) r. 40
McAllister
Archibald William R., foreman P.L. Archibald & Co.,
r. 40 McAllister
Archibald. See Archbald.
Arcliidet Louise Mme., milliner, 320 Sutter
Archidet Victor, salesman Edward C. Slorah, r. 320
Sutter
Archie Edward, coachman, r. 810 Jackson
Ardcry James A., salesmnn, r. 1206 Larkin
Ardwed Maurice, cook, 606 Stockton
Arellano Mannela, widow, r. 9 Pullard PI, rear
Areud Henry A., salesman D. Samuels, r. Ahlbom
Honse
Arendalil William, expressman Sander's Hotel, SW cor
Battery and Vallejo
Areudt Clara Miss, dressmaker Mrs. P. Stockmann, r.
1006 Minna
Arcns Adelbert, mariner, r. SW cor Folsom and Nine-
teenth
Arens Otto H., machine hand Phineas Haskell, r. 202
Second
Arents .Mbert, mining engineer and metallurgist,
328 Montgomery, room 16, r. Alameda
Arey Charles A., mariner, r. 1829 Webster
Arey Joseph, captain bark Germania, r. cor Folsom
and First
Arey Robert. Ship Calkers' Assn, Barra's Hall
Arey Theodore, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Arey Walter W., bookkeeper, r. 2225 California
Arfman Henry, baker Eagle Cracker Bakery, r. 1436
Mission
Arfort John B., wagon and carriagemaker. 218 Post, r.
623 Geary
Argall J., conductor Market St. RR.
Argall John, machinist, r. 630 Tyler
Argent Mining Co! (Lodi District, Nev.) F. E. Luty
secretary, 330 Pine, room 5
Argenta Mining Co. (Tuscarora, Nev.) Edward M.
Hall secretary, 20 S. F. Stock Exchange Building
Argenti A., marljlecutter Daniel Sheerin, SW cor
Broderick and Ellis
Argenti Jerome J., clerk Leon Di Nola, r.W s Mission,
bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Argenti TuUio, marblecutter, r. W s Mission, bat
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Argenti TuUio Jr., horseshoer Peter W. Commins, r.
W 6 Mission, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Argonaut Mill and Mining Co., James L. Fields secre-
tary, 240 Montgomery
Argonaut Mining Co. (Pinal Co., Arizona) Joseph Pen-
tecost secretary, 702 Market, room 8
Argonaut Publishing Co., F. M. Pixley presi-
dent, Fred M. Somers secretarj', A. P. Stanton
business manager, publishers The Argonaut, 523
California
Argonaut Soap Worka, Oliver Chapman proptr,
E 8 Potrero Av., bet El Dorado and Center
Argonaut The (weekly) The Argonaut Publish-
ing Co. proptrs, 522 California
Arguella Louis A., Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730
MonttJoni(-ry
Argus Publishing Co. . William W. Randall and
Robert E. Culbreth, publishers City Argus, 405
Kearny
Argj-ras Mary, widow, r. 519 Chestnut
Arlals Ramon, r. 1717 Stockton
Ariaui Santo, liquor saloon, 894 Front, r. 1031 Mont.
Arias Benancio, porter Loudon and S. F. Bank, r. Oak-
land
Arighi Giovanni, vegetables, 70 Colombo Market
Arion Halle, Henry Grimm proptr, NE cor Sutter
and Kearny
Arion House, Frederick Huber proptr, 13 and 15 Page
Aristide Augustus, restaurant, 5a Steuart, r. 137 Spear
Aritola Dolores Miss, dressmaker, r. 1318 Dupont
Aritz A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 233 Stevenson
Arizona Consolidated Mining Co. (Pima Co., Arizona)
A. F. Main secretary, 309 California, rooms 1 and 2
Arizona Silver Mining C >. (Humboldt Co., Nev.)
William Willis secretary, 29 Nevada Block
Arizona Stage Cos., Joseph Euowlton Jr. agent, 2 New
Montgomery
Arjo Manuel, driver G. Venard, 627 Front
Arl Joseph, waiter, r. 464 Minna, rear
Arlebeius John, longshoreman, r. 313 Bryant
Arling Isaac, watchman freight dept Central Pac.RB.,
r. 2731 Bryant Av.
Arlington House, William H. Brown proptr, 127
Kearny
Arlington Nicholas T., bookkeeper Merry, FauU &!
Co., r. 1826 O'Farrell
Armager Charles W., sergeant police City Hall.r. 1326
Jackson
Armaud Adoiph, clerk Crosett & Co., r. 725 Vallejo
Armand August, capitalist, r. 1402 Powell
Armaud Gold and Silver Mining Co., James L. Fields
secretary, 240 Montgomery
Armand Gregoire, r. 1027 Dupont
Armann Edward (Greif k Armann) r. 909 Kearny
Armas Antonio F., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 )<s Drumm
Armas Francisi-o P., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415)<4 Drmum
Armbruster Adoiph, liquor saloon, NE cor Sixth and
Shipley, r. 148 Shipley
Armbruster Daniel, carpenter, r. 11 Hickory Av
Armbruster Julius, engraver Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 2101
Steiuer
Armbruster Wiliam, r. 7 Qulncy PI
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES
Office, 33 Geary St.
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IX COAL AXD PIG IRON,
41 Slarket Street, corner Spear.
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Armer Benjamin, sbiijping clerk Eullruan & Ariner,
r. 1424 Bush
Ariner Joseph L., bookkeeper KuUman & Armer. r.
1424 Bush
Armer Max (Kullman & Armer) r. 1424 Bush
Armes Charles W. (Armes & Dallam) r, Oakland
Arms George W. (Armes & Dallam) r, Oakland
Armes Moses C, marker S. F. Laundry, r. NW cor
Turk and Fillmore
Armes Richcrd, laborer Superintendent Streets
Arnies & Dallam (C. W. aud G. \V. Armes and
Eichard B. Dallam) importers wood aud willow
ware, manufs brooms, tubs and pails, and agents
F. N. Davis & Co's building paper and Irving
Brothers' paper carpeting, factory San Quentin,
office 115 and 117 Frout
Armevilla A., cook D. Constant, r. 420 Jackson
Armez C. Cara, domestic 2320 Washington
Armidale House, Mrs. M. Strachan proprietress, 969
Mission
Armington Edward J., clerk James J. McDonnell, r.
33 Buss
Armington Edward R., tailor Henry Harmon, r. 33
Kuas
Armitage George, extraman engine No. 7 8. F. F. D.,
r. 329 H Sixteenth
Armitage John (Branson, Armitage & Co.) r. 1008
McAllister
Armitage Joseph, apothecary, SE cor Sixteenth and
Howard
Armitage Joseph, painter, r. 945 Folsom
Armouino Pietro, Garibaldi Guard armory, 423 Bdwy.
Armory Block, NW cor New Montgomery and Howard
Armory Hall, 134 Fourth
Armory Hall Building, NE cor Montgomery and Sac.
Armour George W., waiter Union Club, r. 557}<^ Natoma
Armour Henry, machinist Risdon I. and L. Work*
Arms Claude Mrs., dressmaker, 109 Montgomery
Armsen James T., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1122H
Larkin
Armstead John, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 37 Natoma
Armstrong A., r. 733 Market
Armstrong Albert M., printer, r. 524 Hayes
Armstrong Alfred, seaman, r. 326 Main
Armstrong Andrew J., fiirijished rooms, 817 Mont.
Armstrong Arthur B., sparmaker Castner & McLellan,
r. Oakland
Armstrong Askey, assistant wharfinger State Harbor
Commissioners, r. NE cor Dujjont and Chestnut
Armstrong Benjamin F., salesman I. S. Kosenbaum
& Co., r. 228 Turk
Armstrong Catharine Miss, saleslady S. Mosgrove &
Bro., r. NE cor Twenty-fourth and Howard
Armstrong Charles, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r.
428 Drumm
Armstrong Christopher, groceries and liquors, NW
cor Folsom and Harriet, r. 1018 Folsom
Armstrong Christopher, painter Go,ssman & Co., r.
825 Market
Armstrong Edward J. M., clerk Benjamin S. Brooks,
r. 765 Market
Armstrong Edward W.. asst. cashier S. F. Gaslight
Co., r. lli;^ Twelfth
Armstrong Frank, traveling agent, r. 228 Turk
Armstrong Frederick, laborer, r. 305 Minna
Armstrong G. and S. M. Co. (Lake Dist., Mono Co.) C.
Van Dyck Hubbard secretary. 203 Bush, room 26
Armstrong George, barkeeper John Monahan & Co.,
r. 66 Tehama
Armstrong George, special jjoliceman Presidio
Armstrong George N., master mariner, r. 1219 Tyler
Armstrong George W.. porter Phil. McGovern, r. West
End House
Armstrong Gold Mining Co. (Butte Co., Gal.), J. W.
Pew secretary, 310 Pine, room 17
Armstrong Henry, ijainter Jabez S. Swan, r. 3516 Six-
teenth
Armstrong Henry, seaman, r. 18 Baldwin Court
Armstrong Henry, seaman schr Col.. Baker, Steuart
St. Wharf
Armstrong James, r. E 6 Harrison, bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-fifth
Armstrong James, carpenter, r. 613 Mission
Armstrong James, clerk W. G. Still & Co.
Armstrong James, tinsmith, 133 Ninth
Armstrong Jennie Miss, r. 2120 Union
Armstrong Jenny Mrs., r. 118 Eddy
Armstrong J. J., whitoner, r.Ss Fifteenth, W of Castro
Armstrong Johanna (widow) r. cor Cherebusco and
Henrietta, Bernal Heights
Armstrong Jolm, r. 2 Elliot Park
Armstrong John, carpenter, r. 111}^ Twelfth
Armstrong John, tailor Christopher Ward
Armstrong John Gustav, cooper Rudoljih Armstrong,
r. 4 Taylor PI
Armstrong John H., letter carrier Post Office, r. 449
Jessie
Armstrong John L., stockbroker, 444 California, r. 524
Hayes
Armstrong John R., delivery clerk Pacific Mail SS Co.
Armstrong Kate Mrs., seamstress, r. 231 Sixth
Armstrong Lillie Miss, actress, r. 817 Montgomery
Armstrong Lizzie Miss, r. 2 Eliot Park
Armstrong Louis, macliinist, r. Columbia Hotel
Armstrong Mary Mrs., r. 341 Minna
Armstrong Mary Mrs., r. 1225 Market
Armstrong Nellie Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 524 Hayes
Armstrong R. B., clerk, r. 1037 Valencia
Armstrong Richard, salesman Cluflf Bros., r. 1321
Clay
Armstrong Robert B., bookkeeper Martin J. Flavin, r.
835 Bush
Armstroii^^ Rudolpli, cooper, 121 Jackson and
72 Oregon, r. 1023 Hampshire, bet Twenty-second
and Twenty-third
Armstrong Samuel C, clerk George W. Miller, r. 564
Bryant
Armstrong Samuel P., teamster Henry Dutton Jr.,
r. .303 Bartlett, rir Twenty-third
Armstrong Sarah Miss, r. 2 Elliot Park
Armstrong Thomas, boilermaker Pac. Boiling Mill, r.
Cassius Hotel
Armstrong Thomas C, proptr Hayward Express, 1
Commercial, r. Haywards
Armstrong Thomas F., miner, r. Ocean Beach, nr
Ocean House
Armstrong Thomas H. (Armstrong & Wright) r. 1212
Howard
Armstrong Thomas L., machinist Union Iron Works,
r. 401 Oak
Armstrong T. L. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 401 Oak
Armstrong Truman B., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson
Armstrong William, compositor S. F. Chronlole, r.
615 Minna
Armstrong William, grainer, r. 302 Capp
Armstrong William, teamster, r. NW cor Polk and
Fell
Armstrong William F., grainer, 604 Howard, r. 302
Capp
Armstrong William G., compositor Evening Bulletin,
r. 1037 Valencia
Armstrong William H., seaman, r. 1923 Fillmore
Armstrong William J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt k
Co., r. 807 Leavenworth
Armstrong William W., clerk Hutchinson & Mann, r.
2033 Fillmore
Armstrong & Wright (Thomas H. Armstrong and
Daniel Wright) manufs boots and shoes, 67 and
69 Stevenson
Armstrong's Hayward Express, Thomas C. Armstrong
proptr, 1 Commercial
Arnaiz L., clerk, r. 21 Ritch
Ariiaud Albert, wines and liquors, NW cor Du-
pont and Post, r. 612 Bush
Arnaud Antone, seaman, r. 129 Jackson
Arnaud Charles, peddler, r. 1 Gavin
Arnaiid Charles F., knife grinder, r. 3 Caroline PI
Arnaud Paul, upholsterer, 426 Powell
Arnaud Pierre, boxmaker Pacific Box Factory, r. 12
Willow
Amberger Frank, musician, r. 1209 Montgomery
Arnell William J., milkman, r. S s Bush, bet Pierce
and Scott
Ames Dora, domestic, 6163^ Filbert
Arnesen Soren, packer, r. 900 Filbert
Arneson Ivan, cook John Green, r. 8 Jackson
Arnest John M., photographer Bradley & Rulofson
Amest S., bargeman North Pac. Coast RR.
Arnett Nathaniel H., driver Hose No. 5, S. F. F. D., r.
23 Fell
Arnett Richard (Arnett & Starkey) r. E b San Bruno
Road, nr Twenty-ninth
Arnett & Starkey (Richard Arnett and Edward J. Star-
key) eggs and poultry, E s San Bruno Road, nr
Twenty-ninth
Arnheim A., clerk Banner Brothers, NE cor Sutter
and Sansome
Arnheim Benjamin (Arnheim & Co.) r. New York
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Arnheim Charles, salesman Amheim k Co., r.
Market
Amheim Frederick, manager Arnheim & Co., r.
Market
Arnheim Gustave, jeweler, r. 8 Steuart
Arnheim Herman S., clerk Samuel S. Amheim,
Steuart
Amheim Joseph, second cook German Hospital
Arnheim Julius S., chemist and druggist, NE cor Oak
and Octavla
Arnheim Marks (Arnheim & Co.) r. New York
Arnheim Samuel S., stationery, 8 Steuart
Arnheim William S., watchmaker and jeweler, 8 Steu.
Arnheim & Co. (Benjamin and Marks Arnheim and
Salomon Silberberg) merchant tailors, 90« Market
Arnhold Hugo, salesman Lilienthal & Co., r. 5i7
Turk
Arnister Harris, milkm-in, r. 207 Gough
Arnizo Alonzo, driver Empire Coal Mine and RE., r.
21 Ritch
Arnknecht L., blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works
Arnold — . baker, r. 609 Jackson
Arnold A. Mrs., r. 1120 Market
Arnold Aaron K., cigars and tobacco, 206 Montgomery
Arnold Adam, laborer German Hospital
Arnold Alexander, seaman, r. 129 rols>)m
Arnold August (Steinmiller Jc Arnold) r. 417 Fran-
cisco
Arnold Austin, cashier Marcus C. Hawley & Co.. r. 413
Van Ness Av
Arnold Benjamin E., wholesale butcher, SE cor Val-
encia and Twenty-third, and N s M, nr Fifth Av,
South S. F.. r. 1121 Valencia
Arnold Brothers (Cyrus M. and Gilbert C.) real-estate
agents. 207 Kearny
Arnold C, hatter, r. 1002 Montgomery
Arnold Charles H., compositor Winterburn & Co., r.
1060 Howard
Arnold Charles W., secretary Edward B. Perrin, 402
Kearny, r. 120 Fulton
Arnold Cyrus M. (Arnold Brothers) , r. 2007 Mission
Arnold Edward, gardener J. G. Fair, r. 1120 Pine
Arnold Edwin, driver Benjamin E. Arnold, r. 1121
Valencia
Arnold Emily, widow, r. 1 Delgado PI
Arnold Emily J. Mrs., lodgings, 1060 Howard
Arnold Ferdinand D., lettercarrier Post OfSce, r. 945
Twentieth
Arnold Francis W., cooper, 609 Battery, r. 523 Octavla
Arnold Frank, clerk, r. 37 Eddy
Arnold Frank, milkman William Hall, r. France Av,
bet Mission and San Bruno road
Arnold Frank K., clerk Aaron K. Arnold, r. 21 Dupont
Arnold George, boxjuaker Union Box Factory
Arnold George A., tanner Frederick C. Anderton, r.
m Geneva
Arnold George 0., teacher languagcB, r. 920 Union,
rear
Arnold George H.,
sion Av
Arnold Gilbert C
teeuth
Arnold Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Arizona) A.
Judson secretary, 320 Sansome, room 46
Arnold Gottlieb, market, W s Church, bet Twenty-
eighth and Duucnn
Arnold Henry, baker The Baldwin
Arnold Henry B., clerk T. J. French & Co., r. 2355
Howard
Arnold Hugo, commercial traveller, r. 527 Turk
Arnold James, locksmith, r. 863 >6 Market
Arnold. Johauua Miss, r. 10 St. Charles PI
Arnold John C, agent, r. S s Twentieth, bet Valencia
and Guerrero
Arnold John F., conductor Clay St. Hill RR., r. 1503
Leavenworth
Arnold Joseph, wood and coal, 333 Third, r. 331 Third
Arnold Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 1 Delgado PI
Arnold Julia Miss, seamstress, r. 1126 Market
Arnold Louis, clerk George Sammy, r. NE cor Tyler
and Larkin
Arnold Marcus P., letter carrier Post Office, r. 1503
Leavenworth
Arnold Mary Miss, dressmaker Mrs. E. Peyser, r.
» 1 Delgado PI
Arnold aiatthew, superintendent Union Iron Works,
r. 342 Minna
Arnold Michael, r. 639 Geary
Arnold Michael, hostler Thomas Kelly, r. 8E cor
Leavenworth and O'Farrell
clerk Occidental Hotel, r. 11 Mis-
(Amold Brothers) r. 333 Seven-
Arnold Noah S. (N. S. Arnold K Co.) r. 1521 Geary
Arnold N. S. ^ Co. (Noah S. Arnold) hardware
commission merchants, and manufs' agents, and
agents Powelton Coal Co., 310 California
Arnold Otto, messenger London and San Francisco
Bank, r. 719 Sutter
Arnold P., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. The Wind-
sor
Arnold Patrick, r. 612 Polk
Arnold Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Arnold Phillip, confectioner The Baldwin
Arnold Rebecca H., widow, r. 945 Twentieth
Arnold Richard, stone mason, r. 18 Minna
Arnold Rufus G., teamster, r. 234 Sixteenth
Arnold Sarah W., widow, r. 2355 H(jward
Arnold Thomas, lloorman James Tomkinson, r. 18
Minna
Arnold Thomas C, salesman Hecht Bros. & Co., r.
1622 Polk
Arnold T. J., clergyman, r. 345 Third, rear
Arnold Uriah K. (.Arnold & Richman) and bookkeeper
Greenebaum, Sachs & Freeman, r. 1540 Wash.
Arnold Wil.iam E., bookkeeper Hecht Bros. & Co.,
r. 1201 Van Ness Av
Arnold William G., clerk Edward F. Twohig, r.
2355 Howard
Arnold William H., scalemaker Raymond & Wll-
shire, r. 861 ?< Market
Arnold William T., photographic printer Peters &
Sewell, r. 1060 Howard
Arnold *c Richman (Uriah K. Arnold and Henry Rich-
man) manufrs rock drills and air compressors, 13
Fremont
Arnot N. D. Mrs., widow, r. 6 Liberty
Arnott James, carpenter, r. 795 Steveuson
Aruott John, bricklayer, r. 795 Steveuson
Arnott Thomas, expressman, SE cor Fourth and How-
ard, r. 9.-i4 Harrison
Arnsberg Herman, physician, r. 332 Tenth
Arnstein Eugene, with Lazard Freres, r. 1209 Leaven-
worth
Arnstein Isaac, r. 118 Eddy
Amstein Ludwig (Stein, Simon & Co.) r. 1528 Sutter
Aron Leoijold, painter, r. 452 Sixth
Aron Maximilian, salesman Otto Benuann, r. 314
Bush
Aron. See Aaron
Aronsohn Alexander, beerbottler, r. 1507 Folsom
Aronsohn Benjamin, barber Hugo Klemm, r. 912
Folsom
Aronsohn I., fruits, 3 Sixth, r. N s Stevenson, bet
Sixth and Seventh
Aronsohn Sigmond, insurance apent, 322 California
Aronsohn Simon, salesman I. Aronsohn, r. 912 Folsom
Aronson Abraham, furniture, 1320 Stockton, r. 617
Stevenson
Aronson David, teacher Hebrew, r. 617 Stevenson
Aronson G. & Co. (George Aronson and Adolph P.
Craner) pawnbrokers, 110 Kearny
Aronson George (G. Aronson & Co.) r. 514 Eddy
Aronson M. J., shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 617 Stev.
Aronson. See Aaronson and Aronsohn
Aronstein A., physician, office 29 Kearny, r. 520 Jones
Arpe Domenico, fruits, 030 Kearny, r. N s Jackson
bet Kearny and Dupont
Arper Clarence T. compositor Golden Gate Publish-
ing Co., r. 153 Sixteenth
Arper George W (Thompson & Arper) r. 153 Sixteenth
Arper Thomas, carpenter Southern Pao. RR., r. 153
Sixteenth
Arper W., millwright Pac. Spring Mattress Co., r.NE
cor Sixteenth and Shotwell
Arrigoni Manuel, flsheriuan Front St.Wharf
Arrigoni Napoleon, fresco painter, r. 225 Green
Arrillaga Santiago, teacher piano, r. 1920 Buchanan
Arriugton Nicholas O., collector, 603 Washington, r.
1502 Powell
Arringtou Nicholas T., bookkeeper, r. 1826 O'Farrell
Arrington William B., way bill clerk Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 1517 Taylor
Arriola Francisca, widow, r. 1528 Powell
Arriola Hermiuia Mil's, portrait painter, r. 6 Cadell
Alley
Arriola Isabel, widow, r. 6 Cadell Alley
Arrisou Henry, carpenter, r. 794 Twenty-fourth
Arrouze Eugene, laiiudryman, r. 1425 Bush
Arrowsmith Augustus D., r. 401 Minna
Arrowsmith J, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co
Arrowsmith Joseph, miner, r. 1.508 Post
Arroyo Yanuario (J. Trejos & Co) r. 11 Second Av
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Art Association S. F., rooms 480 Pine
Artechi Francisco, carpenter, r. 1119 Kearny
Arteng Frank, cook United States Hotel
Arth George, laborer Schweitzer & Bro., r. 233 First
Arthur Charles S., carriagetrimmer Carvill Manuf.
Co., r. 1632 Howard
Arthur E. M., paying teller Nevada Bank of San
Francisco, r. Oakland
Arthur Matthew, engineer Mission Bock, r. 530 Third
Arthur Btding, waiter stmr Alice Garrett, Washington
St.Wharf
Arthur Robert, r. 236 Sutter
Arthur Stephen E., conductor N. B. and Mission RR.,
r. 829 Folsom
Arthur William J., carpet beating, etc., 21 Tyler, r. 32
Twenty.fifth
Arthur William S., bakery and confectionery, 589 Sec-
ond
Artlgues Canning Co (Emil, Jean and Louis Artigues)
packers cooked meats. Fifth Av, nr Railroad Av,
South S. F.
Ai-tigues E. & Co. (Emil, Jean and Louis Artigues)
tripe, etc., 14 S. F. Market, 1146 Market, andFifth
Av, bet Railroad Av and N, South S. F.
Artigues Emil (E Artigues & Co., and Artigues Can-
ning Co.) r. 207 Valencia
Artigues Jean (E Artigues & Co., and Artigues Can-
ning Co.) r. 517 Bryant
Artigues Jean Sr., r. Fifth Av bet Railroad Av and N,
South S. F.
Artigues Louis (E Artigues & Co., and Artigues Can-
ning Co.) r. 650 Bryant
Arvettint Peter, r. 6 Polk Lane
Arviza Mrs, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Arzaga Augustin P., compositor La Sociedad, r. 521
Green
Arzberger Joseph, laborer Louis SIoss & Co.'b Ware-
house, r. 119 Park Av
Arzberger Lena, domestic 1406 Van Ness Av
Arzberger Martin, painter, r. 119 Park Av
Asal Adolf, brushmaker, r. 746 Minna
Asberry James, r. 310 Post
Asbury Frank H, r. 136 Sixth
Asch Benjamin, barber, 215 Sixth, r. 26 Oak Grove
Av
Asch Isaac, barber Benjamin Asch, r. 26 Oak Grove
Av
Asch Simon, salesman Buyer, Reich & Co., r. 28 Oak
Grove Av
Asch William, cigars and tobacco, 215 Sixth, r. 26 Oak
Grove Av
Ascbe T. Henry (T. Henry Asche & Co.) r. Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Asche T. Henry & Co. (T. Henry Asche) im-
porters kid gloves, NW cor Kearny and Geary
Aschen Ernest F., groceries, NW cor Bush and Oc-
tavia
Aschen Henry, clerk Charles M. Bose, r. SE cor Ellis
and Fillmore
Ascher George, bootblack, r. 268 Clara
Aschheim Israel J., traveling salesman Auerbach,
Goldberg .t Co., r. 534 Kearny
Aschim S., r. S05 Market
Aschinot A., cabinetmaker, r. 812 Folsom
Aschmann William, clerk Frederick Martens, r. 3
Winters Lane
Ascouerilli Valentine, milkman, r. S s Francisco, bet
Fillmore and Pierce
Ascroft Henry, conductor Geary St., P. and O. RR., r.
630 Geary
Ash Alfred, vegetables and fruit, 233 Eighth
Ash David, blacksmith, r. 2 Adelaide PI
Ash Ellen Mrs., groceries, 15 Tehama PI
Ash Isidore, furrier, 315 Hayes
Ash Julia, domestic Palace Hotel
Ash Peter, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 551 Minna
Ash Robert, attorney and counsellor at law, 601 Cali-
fornia, r. 210 Eddy
Ash Rosa Miss, dressmaker, r. 315 Hayes
Ash Thomas P., assistant secretary S. F. Stock and
Exchapge Board, r. Inglewood House
Ash. See Asch and Ashe
Ashbnrner William, mining engineer, 240 Mont-
gomery, room 8, r. 1014 Pine
Ashbury Monroe, capitalist, r. Grand Hotel
Ashby Elijah W., attorney at law, 601 California, r.
1043 Folsom
Ashby Lamb H., r. 267)^ Stevenson
Ashcock George H., water tender Pacific Mail SS.
China
Ashcroft Sarah Miss, r. 1208 Jackson
Ashcroft William, captain stmr McPherson, r. 1208
Jackson
Ashcroft William, hay weigher Green St.Wharf
Ashdown Archibald, accountant, 507 Montgomery, r.
806 Leavenworth
Ashe C. L. Mrs., r. 512 Eddy
Ashe Elizabeth, widow, r. S s Valley, bet Sanchez and
Church
Ashe Gregory, porter J. E. Richards, r. 302 Eighteenth
Ashe Matthew, bai-keeper J. E. Richards, r. N s Lizzie,
nr Mission
Ashe Richard P., clerk William T.Wallace, r. 512 Eddy
Ashe William, musician, r. 720 Sacramento
Ashe William L., farmer, r. 512 Eddy
Asher Alexander B., policeman City Hall, r. 13 Willow
Asher Asher F., varieties, etc., 408 Fourth
Asher Colman, tobacco and cigars, NE cor Larkln and
Sutter, r. 711 Geary
Asher Edward, waiter, r. 509 Washington
Asher L. M., fruit and confectionery, 1027 Larkln, r.
619 Geary •
Asher Simon (Asher & Smith) r. 107 Virginia
Asher William, salesman Davis Bros., r. 408 Fourth
Asher W. L., Cigar Makers' Assn., 771 Market
Asher & Smith (Simon Asher and Hyman Smith) oil-
clothing manufs, 325 Davis
Asherson Emil, collector Hebrew Observer, r. 538
Jessie
Ashford William, laborer, r. 11 Pacific
Ashley Delos R., clerk, r. 712 Bush
Ashley D. R. Mrs., widow, r. 712 Bush
Ashley Frank J., clerk J. D. Brown & Co., r. Bonanza
House
Ashley John R,, clerk, r. 815 Stockton
Ashley L. W., painter John S. Mellon, r. 946 Howard
Ashley Sarah Mrs., bakery, 358 Third
Ashley W'. H. Mrs., dressmaker, 120 Sutter, rooms 51-53
Ashley Ward H., accountant, r. 120 Sutter, room 5
Ashley Warren, attorney at law with Neuman & Eick-
hoff. r. 712 Bush
Ashmal Richard T., machinist, r. cor Clara Av and
Ocean House Road
Ashman A. Miss, teacher music, r. 764 Mission
Ashman Richard T., engineer, r. W s Clara Av, bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Ashman William, Lumberman's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Ashmead Gustavus S., builder, r. W s Bryant Av, bet
.Mariposa and Solano
Ashmore William, r. 309 Mason
Ashmore William E., bellman Cosmopolitan Hotel
Ashner Samuel H., printer, r. 629 Clay
Ashton Cliarles, real-estste agent, 120 Sutter, room
80, r. Baden, San Mateo Co.
Ashton Charles S., bookkeeper, r. 2912 Fillmore
Ashton George F., clerk Cal. Insurance Co., r. 807Cal.
Ashton H. H., waiter, r. 30 Mint Av
Ashton Kate Miss, teacher music, r. 764 Mission
Ashton M. Mrs., teacher, r. 1522 Polk
Ashton W. C. Mrs., r. 786 Folsom
Ashworth Daniel, plumber melter and refiners' dept.
U. S. Mint, r. West Berkeley
Ashworth Thomas, r. 806 McAllister
Askey Armstrong, aKst. wharfinger Clay St. Wharf, r.
SE cor Chestnut and Dupont
Askorline John, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Asmann Adolph (Pacific Coast Packing Co.) r. Jersey,
bet ElDorado and Alabama
Asmus John, farmer, r. Russia Av, nr Mission
Asmus John, laborer Martenstein & Doming, r. 1529
Turk
Aemusseu Asmus, drygoods, SE cor Eighth and Har-
rison
Asmussen Christian (O. Wilson & Co.) r. 1227 Hamp-
shire
Asmussen George, wood, coal, hay and grain, SW cor
Shotwell and Twentieth
Asmussen Peter, steward, r. 30 Clay
Asmussen Susan Mrs., drygoods, 401 Eighth
Asmussen Thomas, seaman schr John N. lugalls
Asmussen W. A. & Co. (William A. Asmussen and
James White) groceries and liquors, and board-
ing, NW cor Eighth and Bryant
Asmussen William, r. N s Twenty-sixth, bet Shotwell
and Folsom
Asmussen William A. (W. A. Asmussen & Co.) and
drygoods, SE cor Eighth and Harrison, r. 401
Eighth
Aspau John, deckhand str Saucelitb, r. San Quentin
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Aspedora , longshoreman Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Aspelin Carl, dyer F. Thomas & Co., r. 2 Potter
Aspinwall William E., laborer Henry Hoesch, r. Em-
pire House
Aspril William', tjhip Calkers' Assn., Barra's Hall
Assalino Nicholas, tailor T. Lancaster & Co., r. S s
Precita Av, nr Guunison Av
Assanger A. Mrs., r. 20 Harlan PI
Assayer State, Louis Falkenau, 328 Montgomery,
room 16 -
Asselin John, carpenter California Mills, r. 67 Natoma
Assessor City and County, New City Hall, first
floor
Assion Henry, tailor, r. 730 Vallejo
Assion geury F., bookbinder Bartling & Kimball, r.
730 Vallejo
Assion Joseph, toerchant tailor, 205 Montgomery, r.
348 Third
Assiou Joseph C, tailor 025 Merchant, r. 730 Vallejo
Assisb Pedro, cook J. W. Morrel, r. 102s Market
Assistant Superintendent Rail^vay Mail
■ Service, OOti Montgomery, third floor
Associated Press, William M. Webster agent,
302 Montgomery, room 34
Aeten A. O. S. Mrs., dressmaker, 31 Ellis
Aster George, bookbinder, r. 1622 West Mission
Astin George Mrs., widow, r. 100 Shotwell
Astofi' David, seaman, r. 254 Clara
Astokes Henry, porter Pacific Mail SS Dakota
Aston James, plumber, r. 220 Eleventh
Aston Sarah E., widow, r. 220 Eleventh
Astor Block, 031 Sacramento
-Astor Henry, laborer, r. 400 Clementina
.\stor House, A. Segelke proptr., .509 and 511 Broadway
A.storg Alphonse (Astoig Brothers) r. 32 J^ Harriet
Astorg Brothers (Ali)honae & Marcellin) butchers 5
•and 6 Grand Arcade Market
Astorg Marcellin (Astorg Brothers) r. 32 J^ Harriet
Astorg JoB^, seaman, r. 6 Hinckley
Astredo Anthony, Astredo's Exchange, 635 Washington
r. 914 Vallejo
Astredo Anthony, Jr., employee Eureka Warehouse, r.
i)l4 Vallejo
Astrico J. A., temperance saloon, 207 Fourth
Asztalos Joseph, fisherman Front St. Wharf
Asztalos Samuel, groceries and liquors, NW cor Fran-
cisco and Mason
Atchinson B. M. (B. M. Atchinson & Co.) r. East
Oakland
Atchinson B. M. & Co. (B. M. Atchinson and
E. L. Cutttn) dairy produce, lG-17-28-30 Cedlre
Market
Atchinson John, carpenter, r. Army, bet Twenty-sixth
and Twenty-seventh »
Atchinson Silas A., r. 793 Mission
Atchinson Thomas, speculator, r. 314 Bush
Atchinson. See Acheson, Aitchlson and Atkinson
Atenoux Martin, laborer, r. 621 Pacific
Ates John, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Athearn Ann, widow, r. 813 Laguua
Athearn Charles G. (Athearn & Co.) r. 813 Laguna
Athearn Charles M., milkman, r. 1313 Larkin
Athearn Joseph H. (Athearn & Co.) r. 17 Second Av
Athearn William, chief clerk collection dept Wells,
Fargo & Co.. r. 2001 Bush
Athearn & Co. (Charles G. and Joseph H. Athearn
and Benjamin Pendleton) groceries, provisions
and ship-stores, 6 Steuart
Athenour Victor, cook Poodle Dog Roti88erle,445 Bush
Atherstone Thomas S., bookkeeper Eugene E. Dewey,
r. 1633 Clay
Atherton Doiuinga, widow, r. 803 Van Ness Av
Atherton Frank A., collector, 607 Montgomery, r. 803
Van Ness Av
Atherton Faxon D., r. Menlo Park and 803 Van Neas
Av
Athey Andrew, laborer, r. Mimtgomerj's Hotel
Athlas John, quartermaster Pacific Mail SS Colima
Atkins David, machinist Clay St. Hill RR., r. 6 Leroy
PI
Atkins Eben, porter Yates & Co., r. 9 Adelaide PI
Atkins J. L., carpenter, r.TVhiit Cheer House
Atkins John, moulder Union Iron Works, r. 346 Beale
Atkins Joseph, pipe-tttter Pacific Mall SS Co., r. Ill
Silver
Atkins Robert C. (Orr & Atkins) r. 608 Geary
Atkinson , r. 36 Clay
Atkinson C. E. (Atkinson & Gllmore) r. 725 Shotwell
Atkinson David, proptr California Laundry, Russ Al-
ley, r. NW cor Church and Elizabeth
Atkinson, Doud & Co. (Thomas T. Atkinson and
Aaron Doud) stockbrokers, 337 Pine, S. F. Stock
Exchange Bldg
Atkinson E., waiter Pacific Coast SS. State of Cali-
fornia
Atkinson Ernest, waiter The Baldwin, r. 452 'Jessie
Atkinson Francis, extraman Engine No. 6, S. F. F. D.,
r. 153 Shipley
Atkinson 'George, clerk general freight office Central
Pac. R. R.,r. Oakland
Atkinson George, wheelwright, 42 Vallejo, r. Oakland
Atkinson George F., manuf fancy wood buttons, 259
First, r. 10 Clementina
Atkinson Henry, seaman sloop Mary J. Shelley, India
Dock
Atkinson Henry T., carpenter Union Box Factory
Atkinson James, laborer Sanitarium Baths, 2210
Powell
Atkinson James, wines and liquors, 622 Market, r.
1021 J^ Market
Atkinson James E., carpenter, r. 541 Fourth
Atkinson James W., compositor Alta, r. 603 Taylor
Atkinson J. B. (L. Atkinson & Co.) r. Philadelphia
Atkinson Joseph H., r. 1032 Broadway
Atkinson L. & Co. (Louis and J. B. Atkinson)
shirt and collar warehouse, 22 Sansome
Atkinson Lizzie Miss, r. 1513 Washington
Atkinson Louis (L. Atkinson & Co.) r. 728 Sutter
Atkinson Nathan, real estate, 330 Pine, room 5, r. 803
Tyler
Atkinson R. E., r. Sacramento House
Atkinson Richard, waiter The Baldwin, r. 452 Jessie
Atkinson Rose, widow, r. 371 Minna
Atkinson Thomas, r. NW cor Elizabeth and Church
Atkinson Thomas, real estate, r. 620 Seventh
Atkinson Thomas E, mining secretary, 405 California,
r. 208 Eighteenth
Atkinson Thomas T. (Atkinson, Doud & Co.) r. 112
Hyde
Atkinson William, sailmaker J. S. Blakiston & Son, r.
SE cor Clay and Drumm
Atkinson & Gilmore (C. E. Atkinson and C. F. Gil-
more) produce, SE cor Twenty-second and Shot-
well
Atlanta Mining Co. (West Tintic, Utah) Archie F.
McGrew secretary, 420 Montgomery
Atlantic Consolidated Mining Co. (Devil's Gate Dist.
Lyon County, Nev.) David Wilder secretary, 328
Montgomery, room 21
Atlantic Gardeiis, Louis Heydenaber proptr, SW cor
Bay and Meiggs' Wharf
Atlantic Giant Po^vder Co., Numa Duperu sec-
retary, 10 California
Atlantic Hall. 308 Francisco
Atlantic Straw Works, James M. Forrest proptr, 132
Fourth
Atlas Iron Works, Joseph B. Jardine proptr, 135
Atlas Mining Co. (West Tintic, Utah) Archie F. Mc-
Grew secretary, 420 Montgomery
Atliff Joseph K., seaman, r. 326 Main
Attel Marks, watchmaker, 344 Third
Attell Seymour, merchant tailor, 53 Third, r. 729 Fol
Atterbury Alexander, bookkeeper, r. 200 Nineteenth
Atterbury Fanny Miss, teacher, r. 206 Nineteenth
Atthawe Charles, clerk Cal. Transportation Co., r. 706
O'Farrell
Attinger Christiana Mrs., furnished rooms. 270 First
Attinger Daniel, winemaker, r. 270 First
Attinger Frederick, tailor, r. 141)^ Minna
Attinger G., Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Market
Attinger George, clerk Joseph T. Poheim, 724 Market,
r. 41 Louisa
Attinger Gottlieb, shoemaker, 117 Leidesdorff, r. 6
Elizabeth
Attinger John, cutter Joseph T. Poheim, r. NE cor
Twenty-fourth and Noe
Attison Sarah, widow, r. 121 Sixth
Attrldgc Ann, domestic litll Sutter
Attridge Arthur, shoemaker, r. W s Noe, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth ,
Attridge Edmund, packer McCarthy Brothers, r. 2003
Leavenworth
Attridge Edward, porter McAran & Co., r. 1010 Filbert
Attridge James, groceries and liquors, 2001 Leaven-
worth, r. 2003 Leavenworth
Attridge Lizzie, widow, liquor saloon and fruits and
vegetables, 247 Clara
Attridge Mary, domestic 2318 California
Attridge Thomas, porter, r. 1307 Broadway
SftN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY «'*s""'g«°o'Jlol|1°5I"""=^
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Attwood Alice, physician, r. 834 Folsom
■Atwater Joseph P.. carpenter, r. 421 Folsom
Atwell Edward, clerk M. W. Kain, r. 2:« Sixteenth
Atwill Joseph F., mining secretary, lOtJ Leidesdorff,
room 5, r. Oakland
Atwood Caroline L. Mrs., assistant Girls' High School,
r. 1511 Clay
Atwood Charles, master mariner, r. 1103 Broadway
Atwood Ephraim A., r. 1511 Clay *
Atwood Ernest C, brassfounder William T. Garratt,
r. 535}^ Stevenson
Atwood George, tiamster, r. 8 8 Diamond, bet Eight-
• eenth and Nineteenth
Atwood George A., collector Jabez S. Swan, r. 119
■ Third
Atwood George E. (Nichols i^ Atwood) r. 169 Perry
Atwood Henry, bookkeeper, r. 8 Mason
Atwood John, seaman, r. Keystone House
Atwood Lncy S., widow, r. YoOS Folsom
Atwood 'William H., seaman, r. Ill Jackson
Atwood William T., stockbroker, r. 416 Tyler
Atzeroth Frederick (Lemmerman & Atzeroth) , r. 11 M
Hollis
Atzeroth Henry (Atzeroth & Moller) r. NE cor Austin
and Goiiah
Atzeroth & Moller (Henry Atzeroth and John Moller)
groceries and liquors, NE cor Austin and Gough
Aubert Albert, porkpacker, 10 S. F. Market, and sau-
sage factory 732 Montg-^mery, r. 3 Graham PI
Aubert Charles, waiter Pacific Coast SS. Senator
Aubert Felix, cook Auguste Girard, r. 707 Pacific
Aubert Paul J., jeweler, r. ol8 Sutter, rear
Aubert Paul L., porter Verdier, Moreau & Co., r. 1314
O'Farrel]
Aubert Victoria, widow, r. 421 Eddy
Aubert Zenon, waiter, r. 11 Polk Lane
Aubin Adolphine, laundress, r. 2 Adelaide PI
Aubin Henry, cook. r. 2 A^laide PI
Aubrey Charles A., tiusmin G. & W. Snook, r. 555 Na-
toma
Aubrey Charles B. (Aubrey & Son) r. E s Chattanooga,
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Aubrey Francis O. (Aubrey »: Son) r. E s Chattanooga,
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Aubrey Victor, shoemaker, r. 5 Wetmore PI
Aubrey & Son (Francis O. and Charles B.) furniture
and upholstery, 2606}^ Mission
Audemard Emanuel, porter Henry Schroder & Co., i.
. 470 Tehama
Audemard Marie Mme., laundry, 470 Tehama
Audet Louis, machinist Pac. Boiling Mill, r. 60 Zoe
AudipUones, N. E. Mathews agent, 606 Montgomery
Auditor City aud County, new City Hall, first
floor
Audley Thomas, sailmaker, r. 140 Fourth
Audrey Aggie Miss, r. 318 Turk
Auerbach Alfred, fringe maker Pac. Fringe Co., r. 1594
Bush
Auerbach, Goldberg & Co. (Louis Auerbach, Charles C.
W. Poppe and Simon L. Goldberg) importers and
dealers cigars and leaf tobacco, 410 Sacramento
Auerbach Leopold, merchant (Helena, Mon.) r. 1516
Post
Auerbach Louis (Auerbach, Goldberg & Co.) r. 1594
Bush
Aufrichtig Morris, manfactiirer jewelry, 116 Sixth
Auger Anna, widow, r. 61 Shipley, rear
Auger Bernard E. , importer and commission merchant,
409 Battery, r. 826 Howard
Aiiger Eugene A., clerk, r. 826 Howard
Auger Flora Mrs., milliner, 621 Larkiu
Auger Jesus, Spanish Mut. Benev. Soc, 730 Mont.
Auger Lewis F., carpenter, r. 1327}$ Natoma
Augoustaus Francois, milkman A. T. Noble & Co., r.
NW cor. Thirtieth and San Jose Av
Augsburgh Frederick (Fawcett & Augsburgh) r. 63
Minna
Augur L. 8., r. 8 Second Av
August A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
August Daniel, r. 101 Prospect PI
August John, laborer, r. 807 Brannan
August John, seaman, r. S s Merrimac, nr Kentucky
August Philip, r. 1027 Dupont
Auguste Grilli, cook, r. 509 Washington
AuguBtin Henry, Lafayette Guard, armory 730 Mont.
Augustin John, teamster Howes & Pitt, r. 1030 Mont.
Augustine A., widow, r. 1027 Dupont
Augustine Morris (Rosenbaiun k Co.) r. 23 Kearny
Augustine William, cabinetmaker George P. Thomas,
r. San Miguel Station
675
Augustiny John, market, 543 Turk
Augusto Felippe, cook John Cardozo & Co., r. 416
Drumm
Augustus Joseph, painter, r. 913 Montgomery
Augustus Olbrecht, capitalist, r. 1416 Tjuylor
Aul George, baker, r. University Mound
Aulbach Adam, assistant editor Pacific Life, 538 Cali-
fornia, r. 122 Post
Auld James J. (William B. Hooper & Co.) r. Tucson,
Arizona
Auids William, salesman Martin J. FUvln
Ault Charles G., engineer Capitol Flouring Mills, r.
409 Stevenson
Ault Henry W., conductor Southern Pac. BR., r. 541
Fourth
Ault Joseph P., hostler, r. 552 Bryant
Ault Matthias, miller Martenstein & Demlng, r,
Mission
Auman Frederick, liquor saloon, 610 Jackson '.
Aungst H.. engineer, r. 608 Sixth
Auradou A. L. & Co. (George Tiaffay, Arthur FrQllng
aud Alexander L. Auradou) poultry, game, etc.,
515 Merchant
Auradou Alexander L. (A. L. Auradou & Co.) r, 1309
Powell
Aurignac MarceUn, flower stand, 8W cor Montgomery
and Sutter t
Aurora T. and M. Co. (Bodie District) C. Van Dyck
Hubbard secretary, 203 Bush, room 26
Aurouze Marius, barber, 203 Montgomery Av., r. Me-
dau PI, nr Filbert .
Auser Edward, milkman F. B. k W. H. Smith, r. Bufl-
sia Av., nr Edinburg
Auser Elijah W.. r. 502 Linden
Auser Ferdinand, elevator tender, 330 Pine, r. 603
Linden
Austen Thomas, cook J. W. Morrel, r. 869 Market
Austermuhle C. H., cook Ernest Luesmann, r. 213
Prospect PI
Austin , longshoreman Menzles, Bingham k Co.
Austin B. C. , tin can and box factory, 310 Clay, r;
126 Tenth
Austin Benjamin F., special policeman, r. 134 Eose Av
Austin C. H., freight clerk Pacific Mail SS. Australia
Austin Charles, clerk John E. Goble, r. W s Fourth, nr
Merrimac
Austin Charles G., boxmaker A. Waldsteln, r. 24
Fifth Av
Austin Edwin, laborer, r. 43 Twenty-second
Austin Frank, seaman, r. 504 Davis
Austin Frank B., r. Grand Hotel
Austin George W., porter A. R. Biggs, r. 417 Greenwich
Austin Harry, coachman P. A. Fiuigan, r. 1109 Jones
Austin Harry, laborer, r. SW cor Spear and Harrison
Austin Henr:*, dentist, office and r. 634 Washington
Austin Henry, laborer A. Waldstein, r. 24 Fifth Av
Austin Henry, seaman Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 234
Brannan
Austin Henry S. ( Thomas H. Selby& Co.) r. San Eafael
Austin John, carpenter, r. 40 Quinn
Austin John, driver Omnibus EB.
Austin John, machinist, r. 54 First
Austin Joseph, drayman Crane, Hastings k Co., r. 616
Seventh
Austin Joseph, Port Warden, 525 Front, r. Palace
Hotel
Austin Laurel N., teamster Benner & Co., r. 630 Third
Austin Marcus E. broker, 639 Kearny, r. East Oakland
Austin Mathew A., master mariner, r. 2136 Howard
Austin Sampson Jr., packer B. A. Swain & Co., r. 1614
Post
Austin T., r. Branch House
Austin Thaddeus T., letter carrier Post Office, r. 1402
Bush
Austin Theodore, bellman The Baldwin, r. 961 Miss.
Austin Thomas, carpenter Moore Bros., r. 423 Bush -^
Autagne George, laundryman, r. cor Stanley and Vic-
toria, San Miguel
Auterleigh John, laborer, r. W San Bruno Boad, nr
University Mound College
Autey William, r. 845 Howard
Automatic Serving Machine Co., T. Eggles-
ton manager, 124 Post
Auvray George, tailor, r. 605 Broadway
Avalanche The (Insurance Monthly) B. B. Caverly
editor, 410 California
Avalos Manuela, widow, r. 833 Pacific
Avan John, corporal police City Hall, r. 13 Tehama
Avaucino Bastiano, vegetable dealer, r. 529 Green
Avangino Antonio, vegetable dealer, r. 726 Green
I nilNni APH Rj CO Growers of and Dealers in FINE WINES.
Ji \.4 m I 1 Ly L.n\/I I UC V»V/i Corner Market and Second Streets.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPORTATION CO., ^FilTI^^^^^lT''
AVA
100
BAB
Avangino Joseph, vegetable dealer, r. 726 Green
Avarra Mitchell Miguel, cook Peter Johnson, r. 1316
Powell
Ave Frank, laborer J. T. Wilson & Co., r. N s Bay, nr
Buchanan
Ave Frank, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Avenue House, Joseph Koster proptr, NE cor Geary
and Central Av.
Averell Wilson, drayman Page, Moore & Co., r. 564 Ji
Howard.
Averell J. L., bookkeeper H. M. Black, r. 923 Harrison
Avery Clark, carpenter, r. 1G09 Clay
Avery D., clerk Hartshome & Waters, r. 550 Mission
Avery Dean R. (D. B. Avery & Co.) r. 1437 Steiner
Avery D. E. A: Co. (Dean R. Avery) fruits and vegeta-
bles, 18 and 19 Centre Market
Avery Eunice H., widow, r. XW cor Solano and Iowa
Avery Francis, secretary Sausalito Land and
Ferry Co., 230 Montgomery, r. Saucelito
Avery Frank A., clerk Crane & Brigbam, r. 1437
Steiner
Avery J. A. Mrs.,r. 959 Folsom
Avery James O., printer A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. NW
cor Solano and Iowa
Avery Jasper W., carpenter, r. 1609 Clay
Avery John, horseclipper New Telegraph Stable, r.
SW cor Minna and New Montgomery
Avery John B., porter Francisco Garcia, r. 321 Green
Avery Judson, salesman D. E. Avery & Co., r. W s
Minnesota, bet Solano and Mariposa
Avery Minnie R. Miss, r. 675 Mission
Avery Robert J., foreman Richard C. Hanson & Co.,
r. 675 Mission
Avila Zenobia. widow, r. 813 Vallejo
Avy Eugene, wholesale dealer sheep, and wool com-
mission merchant, 320 Sansome, room 7, r. 310
Lombard
Axel Alice, bakery, 1711 Market
Axel Alice, domestic 118 Rose Av
Axel Margaret Miss, buttonholemaker Buckingham
& Hecht, r. 118 Rose Av
Axel Mary, widow, r. 118 Rose Av
Axenger Mary Miss, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. SE cor Gough and Fell
Axford A. M. Mrs., r. 105U Howard
Axford William, molder Union Iron Works, r. W s
Noe, bet Twenty-fifth and Jersey
Axford William Jr., carpenter M. & A. Hansen, r. W s
Noe, bet Twenty-fifth and Jersey
Axt Ludwig, shoemaker, 1056 Howard
Axtell George M., painter Hall's Safe and Lock Oo., r.
641 Washington
Axtell Walter M., painter Hall's Safe and Lock Co., r.
1415 Mason
Axtell William, printer, r. 26 Minna
Axter John, steward, r. 15 Oak Grove Av
Axtman Ferdinand, butcher, r. 500 Hayes
Axtnian Herman, cabinetmaker, r. 1614 }i Buchanan
Axtman Leopold, bakery, 500 Haj'cs
Ayala Manuel M., Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730
Montgomery /
Aydelotte Mary Miss, r. 502 Mason
Ayer Carrie Miss, dressmaker, r. 312 Wallace
Ayer Clarence E., grain cleaner, r. S s Germanla, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Ayer Dora, dressmaker, r. 1108 Steiner
Ayer Edward, miner, r. 54 First
Ayer Elwin P., conductor Market St. RR., r, 1108
Steiner
Ayer Isaac, U. 8. Internal Revenue ganger, r. Oak-
laud
Ayer James, local policeman, r. 312 Waller
Ayer John R. (Ayer & Morrow) r. 413 Minna
Ayer Joseph Y., builder, r. 724 Seventeenth
Ayer Wiii^hlnfrton, physician, 410 Kearny, r.
1622 Clay
Ayer & Morrow (John R. Ayer and J. Morrow) house
and sign painters, 018 California
Ayers Alonzo T., special policeman, r. 1630 Broadway
Ayers Charles H. (Ayers & Co.) r. Oakland
Ayers Edward, r. 323_Kearny
Ayers Edward H., clerk Bowen Brothers, r. 1139
Sutter
Ayers Frankie Jliss, tailoress T. Lancaster & Co.
Ayers Frederick, liquor saloon, SE cor Sixth and Mis-
sion, r. 935 Mission, rear
Ayers George W. S., tinsmith Patrick McKeon, r. E s
Carolina, bet Santa Clara and Mariposa
Ayers Orosveno P., salesman Holbrook, Merrill Ji
Stetson, r. 1606 Tyler
Ayers Harry, wines and liquors, NW cor Stockton and
Ellis, r. 16 Stockton
Ayers Henry, machinist Albert Washburn, r. 101$
Minna
Ayers Ira, Jr. (estate of) ofl&ce 18 Market
Ayers James, lumberman, r. 68 Silver
Ayers John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r. Cassius
Hotel
Ayers John C, corporal police City Hall, r. 1804 Bush
Ayers John C. Mrs., widow, r. E s Carolina, bet Santa
Clara and Mariposa
Ayers Joshua B., cigarmaker A. Meyers, r. Es Caro-
lina, bet Santa Clara and Mariposa
Ayers Mary Miss, tailoress T. Lancaster & Co.
Ayers Mary P., adjuster coiners' dept IT. S. Mint, r.,
905 Market
Ayers Michael, manager D. M. Osborne i Co., r. Oak-
land
Ayers Patrick, saloonkeeper, r. 664 Howard
Ayers Robert E., machinist Frank A. Huntington, r.
E B Carolina, bet Santa Clara and Mariposa
Ayers William, merchant, r. 1303 Broadway
Ayers William H., carpenter, r. 7 College PI
Ayers & Co. (Charles H. Ayers) publishers The Farmer
and Dealer, aud proptrs Lion Rake, 254 and 256
Market
Ayers. See Ayres and Eayrs
Ayhens Leon, butcher G. Dastugue, r. 210 Mont. Av
Aylor Edward, helper Bigelow & Morris, r. 54. First
Aylward John J., machinist Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 37 Minna
Aymard Alexander, laundryman Celestin A. Peyre, p.
432k Vallejo
Aymer Libby Miss, r. Winchester House
Ayres Frank, r. 812 California
Ayres Frank P., clerk, r. 149 Langton
AjTes Frederick L., painter, r. 34 Hayes
Ayres George C. & D. (of Danville, Va.) mannfs tobac-
co, W. J. Houston & Cd> agents, 205 Front
Ayres John G., stock and exchange broker, 429 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
Ayres Joshua I., mining secretary, lllJj Leidesdorff,
r. Oakland
Ayres William, calker, r. Twelfth Av. bet N and P,
South S. F.
Ayres. See Ayers and Eayrs
Aztec Pinole Co., J. G. Montealegre proptr, 218 Sac.
Azure King Mining Co. (Arizona) J. H. Sayre secre-
tary, 330 Pine, room 36
Azvedo" Frederick B., shoemaker, r. 605 Broadway
13
Baab Charles, tailor, r. 515 Pine
Baagoe Anders L., laborer Hermann Harms, r. New
Washington Hotel
Baagoe Christian, r. 2023 Mason
Baas Charles, master mariner, r. 31 O'Farrell
Baaser Ferdinand, distiller, r. Thirteenth Av, bet N
and P, South S. F.
Babb C. E. Rev., editor The Occident, 757 Market, r.
San Jose
Babli Aintoii E., attorney at law, 214 Sansome, if.
118 Post
Babbitt A. A. Mrs., medium, r. 104 Powell
Babbitt John H., proptr Excelsior Straw Works, 120
Fourth, r. 309 Minna
Babcock Alexander C. carpenter, r. NE cor Union
and Fillmore
Babcock A. S., r. 1006 Bush
Babcock^enjamin E., r. 1124 McAllister
Babcocflb^ester, student Pacific Business College, r.
63b^|S^ard
Babcock George, route agent U. 8. Railway Mall Ser-
vice, r. 1516 Broadway
Babcock George A., compositor Daily Stock Report, r.
507 Ellis
Babcock Harry, clerk Parrott & Co., r. 11 Essex
Babcock John, night inspector Custom House, r. 967
Mission
Babcock John P., workman U. S. Mint, r. 130 Tyler
Babcock Lafayette M., foreman George H. Tay & Co.,
r. Oakland
Babcock William, miner, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Babcock William (Parrott & Co.) r. 17 Stanly PI
Babcock William F. (Parrott & Co.) r. 11 Essex
Babcox Charles, bookkeeper, r. 20 Anna
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN, '^iSJKOMERYjT,,
JONAS J. MORRISON,
liumber Dealer, N. K. cor. Mission and Spear Sts. , lias larg^e
liumber Sheds filled witH ivell seasoned Liumber.
BAB
101
BAG
Babe Jerome L., diamond commission merchant, r.
110 Kearny
Babendeerde Frederick, painter, r. 127 Jackson
Baber Edward J., barkeeper Hagemau & Haquette, r.
22 Geary
Baber Fannie, widow, r. 215 Green
Babin L. C. (Landry & Babiu) r. 2116 Larkin
Babkirk Frederick, pressman Curtis, Jarden & Co., r.
1828 Vallejo
Bablaw Frederick, machinist, r. 215 Minna
Babler Wallace, teamster Miller & Lux, r. First Av,
South S. F.
Babson Henry, seaman, r. 810 Battery
Babylon George P., engineer I'ulton Iron Works, r.
, 11 Tehama
Baccala John, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Baccala Louis (Bocken & Baccala) r. 515 Sacramento
Baccauovich P., restaurant, NE cor Howard and
Steuart
Bacci Antone, restaurant, 212 Brannan
Bacci Guiseppe, peddler, r. 42i Jackson
Baccus Benjamin, porter Cutting Packing Co., r. 321 Jj
O'Farrell
Baccus Kichard T., market, SW cor Mason and O'Far-
rell, r. 321 Vi O'Farrell
Baccus. See Backess and Backus
Bacelli A., fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Bacer August, restaurant. 509 Clay
Bach Albert, attorney at law, r. 1501 Gough
Bach Charles (Scherr, Bach & Lux) r. 1583 FolBom
Bach Dora, widovs'. r. 1116 Stockton
Bach Frederick W., bookkeeper Kline & Co., r. 1426
Mason
Bach Harry P., barber Kammerer & Koch, r. 1116
Leavenworth
Bach Henry, watchman Lick House
Bach Isaac (Bach & May), r. 329 J4 Sixteenth
Bach John (Bach, Meese & Co.) r. 2022 Mission
Bacli, Meese & Co. (John Bach and Herman
Meese) formerly United Anaheim Wine Growers'
Assn., wholesale liquors, and agents C. Conrad &
Co.'s Budweiser Beer, 321 Montgomery
Bach Morris, driver Golden Gate Laundry, r. S s Six-
teenth, bet Second Av and Valencia
Bach William, with Bach, Meese h Co., r. 2022 Miss
Bach & May (Isaac Bach and Louis May) proptrs
Golden Gate Laundry, S s Sixteenth, bet Valencia
and Second Av
Bachelder Alvah H., salesman Holt Bros., r. Oakland
Bachelder Chai-lea S., bookkeeper Pacific Bank, r. 333
Geary
Bachelder Franklin J., salesman Beth Thomas Clock
Co., r. 1111 Pacific
Bachelder Harry, clerk, r. 1218 Valencia
Bachelder Hiram, carrier Alta California
Bachelder Horace W., bookkeeper Joseph Sulzbacher,
r. 1218 Valencia
Bachelder James W., weigher Mission Bay Warehouse,
r. 1218 Valencia
Bachelder John (Bachelder & Co.) r. Napa
Bachelder John W., attorney at law, 625 Merchant, r.
1106 Kearny
BaeUelder Tliomas F., attorney at law, 622 Clay,
r. 307 Lombard
Bachelder & Co. (John Bachelder) manufs Bachelder
Self Kegulating Windmills, SE cor Market and
Beale
Bachelder. See Batchelder
Bacheler — , r. 837 Broadway
Bacher Frank A., millinery, 406 Kearny
Bacher Franz, milker Hiram Clifford, r. cor Cam-
bridge and Bacon
Bacher Giovanni, dairyman August Loewe, r. Thir-
tieth, bet Whitney and Warren
Bacher Henry A., clerk John A. Benson, r. 410 Kesr
Bachert August, salesman B. Nathan & Co., r. 1357
Post
Bachle Charles T., carpenter, r. SW cor San Bruno
Koad and Cortland Av
Bacliman Bi'otliers (Herman S., Nathan S., David
S. and Leojiold S.), importers foreign and do-
mestic dry goods, 10 and 12 Battery
Bachman Charles, invoice clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 502 Bush
Bachman David S. (Bachman Brothers) r. 1107 Van
Ness Av
Bachman Felix, capitalist, 125 Sansome, room 41,
r. 319 Tyler
Bachman Frederick W., porter Langley & Michaels,
r. 11 Kate
Bachman Herman S. (Bachman Brothers) r. New
York
Bachman Leopold S. (Bachman Brothers) r. 619 Leav.
Bachman Nathan S. (Bachman Brothers) r. 1716 Van
Ness Av
Bachman Simon (Esberg, Bachman & Co.) r. 1115 Van
Ness Av
Bachman. See Beckman
Bachmann Jacob, hardware and locksmith, 729 Clay
Bachmann Mary, domestic 1120 Broadway
Bachmann Theodore, seaman, r. 1122 Battery
Bachrach-M., teacher music, r. 26 Ellis
Bachrach S., journalist, r. 905 Market
Bacigalupi Agostino (Chelini & Bacigalupi) r. NW cor
Union and Mason
Bacigalupi Amelia Miss, r. 9 Calhoun
Bacigalupi Antonio, porter George H. Tay & Co., r.
1920 Mason
Bacigalupi Antonio L. (Bacigalupi & Casassa) r. 2311
Mason
Bacigalupi Carlo, drayman, r. 21 Lafayette Alley
Bacigalupi Francesco, laborer, r. 10 Union PI
Bacigahipi Gaetano, melter, melter and refiners' dept
U. S. Mint, r. 524 Filbert
Bacigalupi Giovanni, boots and shoes. 1404 Dupont
Bacigalupi Giovanni, cooper George Lassen, r. cor
Kearny and Union
Bacigalupi Giovanni, musician, r. 11 Jasper PI
Bacigalupi Guiseppe, laborer, r. 16 Union PI
Bacigalupi Joseph, wood carver, r. 1805 Mason
Bacigalupi Louis, gardener, r. 9 Calhoun
Bacigalupi Marie Mrs., r. 1300}^ Stockton-
Bacigalupi Paolo, painter G. B. De Ferrari, r. [14 Pol-
lard PI
Bacigalupi Tomasso, fruits, 616 Broadway
Bacigalupi & Casassa (Antonio L. Bacigalupi and
Stephen Casassa) fruits and vegetables, 507 Wash.
Bacigalupo Domenico, wine manuf , 1419 Dupont
Bacigalupo Giuseppe, bootblack Bacigalupo i: Demar-
tini, r. 1117 H Kearny
Bacigalupo Joseph, gardener, S sf Market, bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Bacigalupo Paolo (Bacigalupo & Demartini) r. 433
Green, rear
Bacigalupo & Demartini (Paolo Bacigalupo and Gio-
vanni Demartini) bootblacks, 652 Market
Back Mary Miss. r. 1205 Stockton
Backe Carl, shoefitter, r. 422 Post, rear
Backe Frank, upholsterer A. P. RayeJ-& Co., r.i2622
Sutter
Backer August, cabinetmaker, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet
Church and Sanchez
Backer George, laborer 'Philadelphia Brewery, r. 232
Second
Backer George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Backer William, bakery, NE cor Clay and Mason
Backer. See Bacher, Baker, Bakker and Becker
Backess Charles E., compositors. F. Chronicle, r. 1005
Vallejo
Backstedt William, saddler and hamessmaker, SW cor
Sixteenth and Folsom
Backstrond Otto, clerk Christian Tetzen, r. 313 Ma-
son
Backus Charles, master mariner, r. 121 Francisco
Backus Jerome H., real estate, r. 1103 Sutter
Backus Oscar J. (George H. Tay & Co.) r. 1320 Eighth,
Oakland
Backus Philip M., bookkeeper, r. 718 California
Backus Samuel W., r. 523 Pine
Backus. See Baccus and Backess
Bacome Henry, driver Central ER., r. 1530 Eddy
Bacome William, ho.stler, r. 258 Clementina, rear
Bacon A. A. Mrs., assistant Market and Seventh St.
Primary School, r. 334 Turk
Bacon A. G., r. 5 Quin y PI
Bacon Alonzo R., bookkeeper 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
328 OFarrell
Bacon C. F., cook, r. 810 Battery
Bacon Charles E., treasurer Standard Theater, r. 8W
cor Dolores and Twentieth
Bacon C. N., r. 411 Ellis
Bacon Edward L. (Meacham & BXcon)r. 30 Twenty.
second
Bacon E. T., agent Air Space and Fowler's Yucca
Boiler Covering Co., 413 Pacific, r. Cosmopolitan
Hotel
Bacon Francis W., r. 1810 Van Ness Av
Bacon Frank, clerk Edward S. Spear & Co., r. 8563^
Market
Bacon Gaston E. (Abramson & Bacon) r. 5QuincyPl
r^V(\ \kl n\ ADI/ ®*^ MARKET STREET, wholesale and retail dealer in
laLU. YY. LLArK, Paper Hanengs & Sliade Material. Manufacturer of window SMes
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
"WHOIiESAIiK
HARDAVARE,
Corner Market anil Front Streets.
BAG
102
BAl
Bacon George H., asat. supt. N. B. and Mission KR.,
r. 725 Harrisou
Bacon Georgians Miss, r. 523 Montgomery Av
Bacon Henry, driver City RR., r. 1530 Eddy
Bacon Henry O., real estate, 305 Sansome, r.
Oakland
Bacon Horace, deputy U. 8. Marshal, r. 675 Mission
Bacon Jacob (Bacon & Co.)r. 2200 California
Bacon John D., barkeeper Conn & Schroder, r. 410
Minna
Bacon John P. (Messer, Bacon k Co.) r. 1838 Sutter
Bacon Joseph S., agent Boston Underwriters,
31G California, r. 1020 Pine
Bacon J. V., clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 1020 Pine
Bacon Martin (Mackintosh & Bacon) r. Oakland
Bacon N. H. Mrs., widow, r. Grand Hotel
Bacon Pyam Bartlett, mining, r. 730 Sixteenth
Bacon Sarah E. Mrs., adjuster coiners' department U.
S. Mint, r. 100 McAllister
Bacon Vlctorine Mrs., r. 2 Sheppard PI
Bacon W., hostler Omnibus RR.
Bacon William, cook tug Neptune, Broadway Wharf
Bacon William O., clerk Bedington & Co., r. 334 Turk
Bacon & Co. (Jacob Bacon and James E. Ager)
book and job printers, 508 Clay and 509 Sansome
Bacqnie Henry, wines and liquors, NWcor Broad-
way and Stockton, r. 700 Broadway
Badaracco Antonio, liquor saloon, 1308 Pacific
Badaracco Louis, laborer, r. 1505 California
Badarous Sydney B,, colleutor Madison & Burke, r. 8
8 Liberty, bet Guerrero and Dolores
Baddely D:, laborer Western White Lead Works
Badding Michael, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Bade Henry, barkeeper, r. W s Potrero Av, bet Twen-
ty-fourth and Twentj'-fifth
Badell William, r. 918 Van Ness Av
Bader Anna, domestic, ITOfi Clay
Bader Charles J., barber Harry Bernard, r. 140 Fourth
Bader Gottfried, laborer, r. 140 Fourth
Badger Charles W., mining secretary, 315 California,
rooms 11 and 12, r. Oakland
Badger George H., barber John T. Rice,r. 770 Howard
Badger Hill and Cherokee Mining Co. (Nevada Co.,
Cal.) Henry Pichoir secret«ry, 320 Sansome
Badger James, expressman, r. 33 )i Laugton
Badger J. R., r. 549 M Tehama
Ba<l{;er William G., wholesale clothing and
furuisliinK goods and agent Hallet, Davis & Co.'s
pianos and George Woods & Co.'s organs, 13 San-
some, r. Fruit Vale
Badger W. P., r. 1050 Howard
Badgley E. F., salesman .\. Andrews, 221 Mont.
Badgley William, tailor, r. 6 Clara Lane
Badlani Alexander, Assessor City and County,
officx- new City Hall, first floor, r. 708 California
Badlam Alexander Sr., r. 926 Clay
Badlani Ezra B., chief deputy County Assessor,
r. 1008 Union
Badley William, laborer, r. 418 Seventh
Badoin August, blacksmith, r. 330 Bryant, rear
Badt Alexander L., bookkeeper P. Berwin & Bro., r.
1305 Gough
Badt Morris, merchant, oflSce 111 Battery, r. 635 Ellis
Baehr Frederick, cartman, r. 127 Jackson
Baehr Gustav, fresco painter, r. lit! Thirteenth
Baehr Henry, jeweler William Baehr, r. 1721 Sac
Baehr John M., liquor saloon, 414 Sansome, r. 9
Valparaiso
Baehr William, manufacturing jeweler, 649 Sacra-
mento, r. 1721 Sacnimento
Baehr William Jr., clerk M. Waterman & Co., r. 1721
Sacramento
Baer Amelia Miss, teacher music, r. 216 Jones
Baer Eliza, widow, r. 215 Jones
Baer Emile (A. Lauten & Co.) r. NW cor Filbert and
Mason
Baer Isaac, cigars and tobacco, 200 Sixth, r. 434^ Clem-
entina
Baer Lnchman, mauacer Henry Jacobs, r. 324 Kearny
Baer Max, saloHuiau Samuel Leszyusky & Bro., r. 212
Sutter
Baerenstecher Charles, r. 38 Eddy
•Baerne Jacob, cook, r. 264 Jessie
Baersmith Gustav, tanner Sigmund Eraus, r. W b
Dolores, bet Twenty-ninth uml Thirtieth
Baethge H., S. F. Musical Fund Society, M9 Cal
Baettge Peter (Briiggo & Baettge) r. 110 Washington
Bafflgo John, vegetables, 9 Colombo Market
Bagala Leo, bakery, SE cor Alabama and Twenty-fifth
Baganza L. W. (Thyckson & Baganza) r. 668 Mission
Baggett William T. (William T. Baggett & Co.) and
clerk City and County .\ttornev. r. 96V Mission
Baggett IVilliam T. & Co. (William T. Baggett
and William H. Davis) projitrs Pacific Coast Law
Printing and Publishing Co. and Pacific Coast
Law Journal, 511 Montgomery
Baggs Alexander, clerk Isaac Baggs, r. 107 Fifth
Baggs Isaac, attorney at law, oH Kearny, r. 107 Fifth
Baggs Mark, Stonecutters' Pro. Assn., 818 Howard
Bagley A. D. Mrs., r. 28 Liberty
Bagley Jeremiah, hostler City Cab and Carriage Sta-
bles, r. 261 J4 Jessie
Bagley J. P., laborer, r. 247 Second
Bagley Michael, laborer Cutting Packing Co., r. Nine-
teenth, bet Diamond and Sherman
Bagley Michael, ni older, r. SW cor Seventeenth and
Sherman
Bagley Patrick, hostler McCord, Bridge & Co., r.
Park Hotel
Bagley Perkins H., clerk, r. 523 Montgomery Av
Bagley William E., painter, r. 1050 Market
Bagley. See Begley _^
Baglietto Juan Baptiste (Gracchi k fiaglietto) r. 6
Vallejo
Bagnall John, assistant Jefferson Grammar School, r.
356 Jessie
Bagnasco Policayso, photographer Watkins k Co., r.
419 Sutter, rear
Bagot Frederick, advertising solicitor, r. 120 Eddy
Baguti Peter, cook Occidental Hotel
Bahlmann Henry, clerk Philadelphia Brewery, r. 2231
Howard
Bahlmann Herman, clerk Henry Ebbinghausen, r. 673
Howard
Bahlmann Herman N., teamster Philadelphia Brew-r
erv, r. 2231 Howard
Bahls John F. W. (Althof & Bahls) r. Oakland
Bahnsen William J., waiter SS State of California, r.
8 Miles PI
Bahr William A., boots and shoes, 107 Sixth, r. 1010
Mission
Bahr. See Bare, Bear, Baer, and Baehr
Bahrenfuss Henry, carpenter, r. 1.509 Mason
Babrs Andrew S., insuraui e agent, 320 California, r.
1013 Union j
Bahrs John, drayman E. S. Moiilton & Co., r. 1216
Pacific
Bahrt Martin, groceries and liquors, KE cor Seventh
and Cleveland
Bail Paul, tailor Henry Planz, r. 15 Mbnroe
Ballet A., r. 1'220 Powell
Bailey A., engineer, r. 529 Sacramento
Bailey A. A., carpenter Sea Wall
Bailey A. C, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Bailey A. F., theatrical agi-nt, 331 Kearny, r. Oakland
Bailey Alexander, shoemaker J. Liudenbaum, r. 115
Stevenson
Bailej' Ann, widow, r. 33 De Boom
Bailey Ann Mrs., shoefitter, r. 272 Jessie
Bailey Anni^ Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1121 Mission
Bailey Augustus, r. 503 Broadway
Bailey C. E. Mrs. cashier restaurant Palace Hotel
Bailey Charles A., real-estate, 320 Sansome, r. Oak-
land
Bailey Charles E., driver City Cab and Carriage Sta-
bles, r. 174 Jessie
Bailey Charles L., traveling agent, r. Overland House
Bailey Chailes P., newspaper clerk Post Office, r. 914
Powell
Bailey David T. (Bailey & Co.) r. 10 JIason
Bailey Edward, driver City Cab and Carriage Stables,
r. 174 Jessie
Bailey Edward, laborer, r. 1519 California
Bailey Erasmus F., selector O. Lawton & Co., r. St.
David's House
Bailey Frank (Bailey A: Co.) r. 1033 Howard
Bailey Frank Mrs., teacher music, r. 1033 Howard
Bailey Frank H., salesman, r. 606 Fourth
Bailey Frank L., bookteper, r. 323 Dupont
Bailey George (Bailey *: McLean) r. 533 Commercial
Bailey George, laborer, r. 6McLea Court
Bailey George H., machiniat Byron Jackson, r. 1516
Pacific Av
Bailey George Mrs., widow, r. 723 Harrison
Bailey George W.. oil-sklnmaker, r. E s Treat Av, bet
Twenty.flrst and Twenty-second
Bailey Henry, r. 1013 Howard
Bailey Henry, curled hair manufactory, E s Missouri,
bet Santa Clara and Mariposa
Bailey Henry, painter John Brewster, r. 1229 Lomb
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY,
LACE CURTAINS. BLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office. 33 Geary St.
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OP AND DEALER IN ALL. KINDS OP FOREIGN
AIVD DOMESTIC COAL, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
BAI
103
BAK
Bail?y Henry, wood and coal, 128 O'Farrell
Bailey Heui^r M., jeweler, r. 323 Dupont
Bailey Isaac L., carriaKemaker, r. 911 Harrison
Bailey Jamts, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co
Bailey James, laborer, r. W s Montgomery Av, but
Chestnut and Francisco
Bailey James, laborer, r. 33 Pe Boom
Bailey James D., general agent Union Insurance Co.,
416 California, r. l'.)15 Franklin
Bailey James S., soap peddler, r. 2U9 Langton
Bailey Jane, widow, r. 701 Stockton
Bailey J. C, agent, r. Stanford Hotel
Bailey J. C, clerk, r. 9(l6 Market
Bailey J. L., conductor N. B. and Mission RE., r. 24
MintAv
Bailey John, drayman Cutter & Co., 304 Davis
Bailey John, painter Thomas Downing, r. N S Turk,
bet Hyde and Larkin
Bailey John, waiter, r. G17 Mission
Bailey Joseph C, wool merchant, 218 California, r.
The Baldwin
Bailey Joseph, stationery and hardware, 1513 Stock-
ton, r. 830 Union
Bailey Lewis H., r. 535 O'Farrell
Bailey Lewis H. Jr. , deputy county clerk Probate
Court, r. 535 O'Farrell
Bailey Lizzie A. Miss, r. 222 Eddy
Bailey Margaret, widow, groceries, 71 Minna
Bailey Nathan J., market, 515 Bryant, r. 203 Bitch
Bailey Orrin, upholsteier, r. 14J3 Kearny
Bailev Patrick, peddler, r. 719 Brannan
Bailey Patrick J., waiter, r. 1805 Stockton, rear
Bailey Peter, morocco manuf , r. 5 Howard Court
Bailey Bichard, waiter stmr Pride of the Kiver, Jack-
son St. Wharf
Bailey Richard Mrs., r. 600 Bush
Bailey Robert S., liquor saloon, 222 McAllister, r.
Oakland
Bailey Samuel C, plumber, 1704 Fillmore, r. 1615 Ellis
Bailey Sarah, widow, r. 1550 Howard
Bailey Sarah M. Mrs., lodgings, 757 Howard
Bailey Thoma.s (Thomas Bailey k Co.) r. 905 Market
Bailey Thomas, painter, r. 41 De Boom
Bailey Thomas, steward shin Vigilant, Valleio St.
Wharf
Bailey Thomas & Co. (Thomas Bailey and Wil-
liam P. Pyne) proptrs Pacific Wool Depot, N W
. cor Fifth and Bluxome
Bailey William, r. 412 Jackson
Bailey Williani, whitener, 602 Mission, r. E s Minne-
sota, bet Butte and Napa
Bailey William I., porter Thomas W.McCollam & Co.,
r. Oakland
Bailey W. W., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., r. 725
Minna
Bailey & Co. (Frank and David T. Bailey) oyster
and chop house, 10 Mason
Bailey &' McLean, (George Bailey and William Mc-
Lean) proptrs Railroad Lodgings, 533 Commercial
Bailey. See Baillie, Bailly, Baily, Bayley and Bayly
Bailies J., baker, 1122 Broadway, r. 725 Broadway
Baillie William, porter W. B. Sumner & Co., r. 715
Sanchez
Bailly A. A., carpenter Sea Wall
Bailly Achille (Bailly Brothers) r. 514 Filbert
Bailly Arthur (Bailly Brothers) r. 614 Filbert '
Bailly Brothers (Arthur and Achille) porkpackers, 71
California Market
Bailly Jules J., porkpacker Bailly Brothers, r. 1717
Stockton
Baily Alexander H., capitalist, r. 309 Fell
Baily Alexander H. Jr., carpenter, r. 309 Fell
Baily David carpenter, r. 309 Fell
Baily Frank, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Baily Joseph C, major U. S. A., post surgeon Presidio
Barracks
Baily William J., proptr Isthmus House, 52 and 54
First
Bain Alexander, longshoreman, r. 425 Greenwich
Bain James, engineer, r. 6(i8 Harrison
Bain James, tinner Holbrook. Merrill & Stetson, r.
229 Minna
Bain James S., engineer Jonathan Kittredge, r. N s
Twenty-flfth, bet Castro and Noe
Bain John, blacksmith, r. 31 Perry
Pain John, machinist W'illiam Hawkins, r.42o Green-
wich
Bain Thomas, machinist William Hawkins, r. 425
Greenwich
Bain. See Bane and McBain
Bainbridge Arnop, policeman City Hall, r. 1414 Kearny
Baine M. Mrs., adjuster coiners' dept U. S. Mint, r.
127 Kearny
Baines George A., clerk Callaghan Byrne, r. 1807 Fill-
more
Baines Thomas Francis O'Malley, liquor saloon, 183
Third, r. 172 Clementina
Bains Frank, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Bainsen John, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Baird Andrew, broker, 312 California, r. East Oakland
Baird Charles W., clerk freight dept Central Pac.
RR., r. 1 Fifth
Baird George, r. Greenwich, bet Sansome and Mont
Baird Jamep M. (Barry & Baird) r. 1224 Broadway
Baird John H., painter F. A. Hovey, r. 1136 Howard
Baird John H., president California Powder
"Works, 230 California, r. Palace Hotel.
Baird Joseph, r. 744 Howard
Baird Joseph N., carriagepainter, r. 822 Howard
Bak Barbara, widow, r. 5 Harrison Av
Baker , r. 850 Market
Baker A., r. 223 Kearny
Baker A. & A. (Augustus Baker) , pictures and frames
742 Mission
Baker Adam, r. 8 Walnut Av
Baker Albert, laborer Spring Valley Water Works, r.
429 Chestnut
Baker Alfred W., clerk Custom House, r. SBrenhamPl
Baker Alice Miss, r. 1224 Montgomery
Baker Alonzo T., butcher, r. 405 Natoma
Baker Andrew F., salesnian, r. 316 Fremont
Baker Annie, domestic i317 California
Baker Arthur, miller, r. 143 Natoma
Baker Arthur S., bookkeeper Oregon Stock and Butch-
ering Co., r. 715 Valencia
Baker A. T., r. 733 Market
Baker August, driver Henry Schwerin, r. County
Line, bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Baker Augustus (A. & A. Baker) r. Fair Oaks, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Baker A. W. Miss, dress reform underwear, 430 Sutter
Baker Casper, saloonkeeper, r. 709 Buchanan
Baker Charles, bakery, NE cor Sixteenth and Galindo
Alley
Baker Charles, bookkeeper Sather & Co., r. 1304 Post
Baker Charles, carpenter, r. 127 Jackson -"^"
Baker Charles, laborer W'illiam Blackwood
Baker Charles, painter, r. 1123 Dupont
Baker Charles, pressman Rosenthal & Germain, r.
1227 Pierce
Baker Charles, salesman Terwilliger & Fink, r. NW
cor Montgomery and Jackson
Baker Charles, seaman, r. Sander's Hotel
Baker Charles, waiter, r. 210 Third
Baker Charles E., seaman, r. 415 East
Baker Charles E., shipping clerk Haas Bros., r. 118
Eleventh
Baker Charles H. (Reynolds, Rix k Co.) r. 703 Post
Baker Charles H., lithographer George H. Baker, r.
S s Green bet Baker and Lyon
Baker Charles S. B., millhand Capitol Mills, r. Oak-
land
Baker Charles W., salesman, r. 434 }<} Tehama
Baker Colgate, r. 850 Van Ness Av
Baker Colgate Mr.s., young ladies' seminary, 850 Van
Ness Av
Baker Cora Miss, compositor Warren & Co., r. 126
Fifth
Baker Daniel L., bookkeeper James J. E. Hawkins &
Co., r. 1227 Pierce
Baker Divide Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.) Abraham
Halsey, secretary, 314 Montgomery
Baker Edward P., clergyman, r. 1909 Jessie
Baker Eliza Miss, r. 825 Vallejo
Baker Eugene J., drayman, r. 22 Oak Grove Av
Baker Eva, domestic 817 Montgomery
Baker E. W., artist, r. 1014 MontgOTuery
Baker Fannie E. Mrs., assistant "Tyler Street Primary
School, r. 1519 Tyier
Baker Frank, barkeeper John P. Mamer, r. 36 Clay
Baker George, brewer, r. 485 Haigbt
Baker George, confectioner D.Hirschfeld, r. 268 Clara
Baker George, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
1227 Pierce
Baker George, seaman, r. 16 Rincou Av
B^ker George, teamster M. Englander & Son, r. 733
Turk
Baker George, waiter Palace hotel
Baker George C, deckhand stmr McPherson, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
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Baker George H., barkeeper John E. Green, r. 2i8
Tehama
Baker George H., lithographer, 329 Sansome, r. S s
Green, bet Baker and Lyon
Baker George L., r. 2223 Taylor
Baker George W., r. 831 Fulton
Baker Henry, biler, r. 1036 Clay
Baker Henry, cook Pacific Coast SS. Los Angeles
Baker Henry, waiter Patrick Mooney, r. 502 Turk
Baker Henry F., r. C13 Stockton
Baker Henry F. (Croesman & Baker) and civil and
mining engineer, 327 Pine, r. 1619 Powell
Baker Horace, bookkeeper Swan Brewery, r. 220
Sixteenth
Baker Isaac, gardener TJ. S. Marine Hospital, r. N s
Twenty-eighth, nr Dolores
BAKER ISAAC M., groceries and
liquors, NW cor Eddy and Mason, r. 40 Eddy
Baker Isaiah (Freeman & Baker) r. 925 Washington
Baker J., watchman Pacific Coast SS. Senator
Baker James, dairyman, r. 432 Ivy Av
Baker James, drayman Fleming & Stetson, r. 352
Branuan
Baker James W., bookkeeper Henry C. Egjrton, r.
Oakland ;
Baker Jane Mrs., r. 1225 Miirket
Baker Jane W., widow, r. SW cor Geary and Gough
Baker J. Henry, superintendent Boys' and Girls' Aid
Society, r. 68 Clementina
Baker J. Horace, storekeeper Pacific Mail SS. Gra-
nada
Baker John, clerk, r. 183 Jessie
Baker John, hackman, r. 226 Sutter
Baker John, seaman, r. 120 Chattanooga
Baker John, watchman Pacific Mail SS. Go's Wharf,
r. 332 Brannan
Baker John B., cashier D. Z. Yost & Co., r. 1626 Sac
Bak^r John G., paymaster Pacific Improvement Co.,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 4, r. Oakland
Baker John H., bootblack, 1146 Market, r. 366 Natoma
Baker John H., carpenter, r. 837!^ Hayes
Baker John H., mate schr West Wind, Beale St.Wharf
Biker John H., miller, r. S s Lombard, bet Webster
and Buchanan
Baker John H., salesman F. M. L. Peters & Co., r.l20
Shotwell
Baker John J., tannery, E s San Bruno Road, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Baker John M., clerk Baker * Hamilton, r. Oakland
Baker Joseph, clerk A. & A. Baker, r. 652 Minna
Bakfr Joseph, laborer Pacific Box Factory, r. 1217
Kearny
Baker Joseph H., policeman City Hall, r. 514 Chest-
nut
Baker Judah Jr. (Stevens, Baker & Co.) r. 316 Fre-
mont
Baker Lewis 8. A., telegraph operator, r. lOM Langtou
Baker Livingston L. (Baker & Hamilton) r. Palace
Hotel
Baker L. M., carpenter, r. 931 Market
Baker Louis F., produce commission, 113 Washington,
r. Oakland
Baker Lucy A., widow, r. 1000 Union
Baker Lucy E., widow, drossniaker, r. 6 Moss
Baker M iry, widow, r. 434 >;; Tehama
Baker Mary Mrs., r. 100 McAllister ,
BakL-r Nicholas, r. Myrtle Av, bet Gough and Fraukliu
Baker Nicholas, proptr St. Louis Hotil, 11 and 13 Pac
Baker Osborn F., li(iiior saloon, 8':?5 Montgomery
Baker O.V., blacksmith M. P. & M. dept Central Pac.
KR.
Baker Peter, liquor saloon, 609 Grovo
Baker Richard P., master mariner, r. 709 Hyde
Baker Robert, laborer freltht dept Central Pac. RR.
Baker Robert B., machinist, r. 2517 Larkln
Baker Robert T., lab,)ri^r, r. 712 Natoma
Baker tiose, domestic 623 Eddy
Baker Samuel (Masounette A: Baker) r. W 8 Powell,
bet Washington and Jackson
Baker Samuel (Nickerson fc Co.) r. East Oakland
Baker Samuel, salesman Abraham Andrews, 221 Mont.
Baker Samuel, salesman Gibson & Preston, r. 1322
OFarrell
Baker S.imuel C. teamster, r. W s Hampshire, bet
Twenty-second and Twi'ntv-third ^
Baker Samuel D,, collector, r. 1016 Taylor
Baker Sanford C, compo.sltor Evening Bulletin, r.
West Oakland
Baker Schuyler, commission men'hant, r. 417 Powell
Baker T. A., driver City Cab and Carriage Stables
Baker W., r. 36 Clay
Baker W., watchman SS Senator, Broadway Wharf
Baker Walter H., student Heald's Business College, r.
717 Shotwell
Bairer W. H., broker, r. 636 Commercial
Baker William, bakery. NE cor Clay and Mason
Baker William, carpenter, r. 411 Clementina ~ —
Bdker William G., assistant propertyman California
Theatre, r. 434 M Tehama,
Baker William J., boxmaker A. J. Barnes, r. South'
Park House
Baker W. J., capitalist, r. 446 Brannan
Bnker «!t Hamilton (Livingston L. Baker and'
Robert M. Hamilton) importers and jobbers agri-
cultural implements,machines, hardware, etc., and
proptrs Sweepstake Plow Co., 13-19 Front, and
9-15 J, Sacramento City
Baker. See Bacher, Backer, Bakker and Becker '
Bakers' Home, Moeller & Grauffel proptrs, 609 Jack-
son
Bukke George C, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Bakker Reyer E., proptr Steuart Street House, 104
Steuart
Bakofsky Charles, laborer Cal. Sugar Refiu^rj, r. 4
MariiDosa Terrace '
Bakulic Wiuaslaus, barkeeper Bozo Radovlch, r. 1201
Fillmore
Balanesi Angelo, liquor saloon, S s Clark, nr Front
Balanesi Antonio, vegetables, 76 Colombo Market
Balanesi Giuseppe, produce commission,. Clark, nr
Davis
Balaney John, conductor Omnibus RR, r. 703 Howard
Balbach L. Mrs., r. 930 Market
Balcear E. J. Mme, hair doctress, .530 !<< Bush
Balch Alfred W., reporter, r. Overland House
Bulch Daniel W., r. 801 Tyler
Balch "George E., captain ship Castine, Vallejo St.
Wharf
Balch Horace M.. organ builder and musical instru-
ment tuner and repairer, 843 Mission
Balch J. W., master mariner, r. 142 Seventh
Balch Stephen M. Mrs., widow, r. 1112 Hyde
Balch Thomas H., r. 803 Howard
Balcom Charles F.. bookkeeper, r. 1413 Larkln
Balcom Lydia E. Mrs., seamstress Ladies Pro. aud_
Relief Soc, E s Franklin, bet Geary and Post
Bald Herman, collector, r. 1013 Mission
Bald John, speculator, r. 541 Sixteenth
Baldizzoni Giovanni, laborer Ghirardelli k Danzel
Baldridge Michael, stockbroker, 314 Montgomery, r.
1812 Pine
Baldwin , widow, r. 107 Hayes
Baldwin Addison S., solicitor A. Janks, 415 Montgom-
ery, r. Oakland
Baldwin Alfred W., superintendent Porter, Oppenhel-
mer. Slc88inger& Co., r. 418 Minna
Baldwin Alexander R., merchant, 328 Montgomery,
room 8, r. SW cor Union and Pierce
Baldwin A. Stuart (Baldwin & Co.) r. 29 Turk
Baldwin Charles H. (C. Adolphe Low & Co., and W.
W. Montague h Co.) r. New York
Baldwin Clothing House, Frank Pauson proptr, 943
Jlarkot
Bal<l>vin E. .T., capitalist, r. The Baldwin
Baldwin Elizabeth, widow, Hrtist, r. W s Harrison, bet
Twentieth an I Twenty-first
Baldwin Kaunie V. Miss, r. 311 Stockton
Baldwin Frederick A., salesman John H. Kemp,r. 209
Turk
Baldwin George E., engineer California St. RR., r.
1517 Ciilifornia
Baldwin Hiiiry R., sashmaker, r. 551 Stevenson
Baldwin Hiram S., physician, otfice 012 Clay, r. 1701
Gough
Baldwin James, rari"'Jiter, r. 308 Tehama
Baldwin James T., driver La Grande Laundry, r. 651
Stevenson
Baldwin James W., carpenter S. F. Pub. School Dept.,
r. 124 Eddy
Baldwin J. E. Miss, assistant Spring Valley Primary
School, r. 2215 Fillmore
BaMwin Joslah A., clerk Station B Post Office, r. 614
Powell
Baldwin Lemuel, waiter George C. Flanders, r. 175
Fourteenth
Baldwin Iiloyd, attorney at law. 606 Montgom-
ery, r. Vormm Heights, Oakland
Balflwin Iiocomotivf Worka of Philadelphia,
Williams. Dimoiid & Co. agents, 218 California
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Baldwin Marshall, clerk Baldwin's Dining Palace, r.
319 Powell
Baldwin Marcus M., r. 688 Twentieth
Baldwin Nellie S. Miss, assistant Jefiferson Grammar
School, r. 1517 California
Bttld^vin Oi-ville D., proptr Baldwin's Dining
IJalace, 35 and 37 Geary, r. 319 Powell
Baldwin Peter, clerk, r. 1162}^ Market
Buld-win Plinrmacy, Henry B. Slaven proptr,
-• NE cor Market and Powell
Bqld-^vin's Restaurant, W.Warner Henry proptr,
519 Clay
Baldwin Kosanna, widow, r. Twelfth Av, bet L and
M. South S. F.
Baldwin, Sexton Si Peterson, mamifacturing
jewelers and importers diamonds (New York)
branch, 120 Sutter
Baldwin Sherman C, physician, office and r. 850
Market
Baldwin Stable,, Charles E.Taylor proptr, 11 Powell
Baldwin Starr, physician, r. 513 Ellis
Baldwin Stephen T., office 207 Front, r. 234 Bush
Baldwin Tlie, E. J. Baldwin proptr, H. H. Pear-
son manager, NE cor Powell and Market
Baldwin Theatre, Thomas Maguire manager, 932-
flrjfi Market nr Powell
Baldwin Thomas, painter, r. 446 Brannan
Baldwin W. H., ship carpenter, r. 3 Liberty
Baldwin William H.. foreman Hancock & Kelso, r.
NE cor Sixteenth and Hampshire
Baldwin, 4& Co. (A. Stuart Baldwin and Stanley
Williams) real estate agents and brokers, 502 Kear
Baldwin's Dininj^ Palace, Orville D. Baldwin
proptr, 35 and 37 Geary
BaldyL. F., r. 508 Ellis
iJalfe Michael J., barkeeper Occidental Hotel, r. 2317
Webster
Balfour, Gntlirie & Co. (Robert Balfour, Alex-
ander Guthrie and Robert B. Foruian) commis-
sion merchants, 316 Califurnia
■Balfour Robert (Balfour, Guthrie & Co.) r. 717 Post
Balfrey John (O'Connor & Balfrey) r. 506 Ji Howard
'Balge Henry A., woodcarver L. & E. Emanuel, r. 624
Fourth
Balheimer Charles, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Balig Henry, ropemaker, N s Connecticut, bet Santa
Clara and Mariposa
Balk Annie, domestic, 39 Tehama
Balk Frederick, master mariner, r. 1525 Dupont
Balk Govemeur, polisher Kohler & Chase, r. 2311 Lar-
kin
Balk Stephen S., clerk, r. 2311 Larkin
Balk Stephen S Jr., plumber Henry C. Hudson, r. 2013
Hyde
Balke William, boarding, 921 Battery
Ball A. E. (Sawyer & Ball) attorney at law, 502 Mont-
gomery, r. Alameda
Ball A. H. Mrs., furnished rooms, 611 Hyde
Ball Annie E., widow, r. N s Mariposa bet Pennsyl-
vania Av and Mississippi
Ball Charles, r. 2840 Mission
Ball Charles, porter, r. 24 Langton
Ball Charles 8., harnessmaker, r. 1030 McAllister
Ball Charles T., cook United States Restaurant, r. 1126
Market
Ball Clara Miss, waitress Abbotsford House
Ball Emiline Mrs., dressmaker, 2840 Mission
Ball Francis, carpenter, r. 417 Minna
Ball Francis J., whitener John Q. Garfield, r. 11 Eliza-
beth
Ball Frank H., entry clerk Crane & Brigham, r. 1774
Folsom
Ball Frederick, porter, 316 California, r. 8 Perry
Ball Gardner (Ball & Julian) r. Oakland
Ball George A., mining, 328 Montgomery, r. 212 Pow-
ell
Ball George C, engineer, r. 624 Commercial
Ball Henry, porter Hibemia Savings and Loan Soc,
r. .'520 Broadway
Ball Horace W., clerk M. P. & M. Dept. Central Pac.
ER.,r. Oakland
Ball James E., varnisher, r. 415 Mason
Ball Jessie S., widow, r. 1317 Larkiu
Ball Joel, stockbroker, r. 1210 Union
Ball John, salesman Thomas D. Hall, r. 1062 Howard
Ball John C, cashier Haggin & Tevis, r. Lick House
Ball John S., machinist, r. 1030 McAllister
Ball Nicholas A., painter, r. 1122}^ Larkin
Ball Randolph D., ship carpenter, r. 1122 >^ Larkin
1317
r.
Ball Richard (Hayden & Ball) r. 625 Seventh
Ball Richard, butcher, r. 23 Anthony
Ball Sarah, domestic 130 Tyler
Ball William K., messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r
Larkin
Ball William P., engineer Marcus C. Hawley & Co
21 Stockton
Ball & Julian (Gardner Ball and George N.Julian)
proptrs OL-cidental Wool Depot, N s Townsend,
bet Fifth and Sixth
Ballagb John, moldnr O. K. Foundry, r. 64 First
Ballagh Robert, niolder O. K. Foundry, r. 64 First
Ballantine Charles M., bookkeeper Mills, Leak & Co.,
r. 1614 Jones
Ballantine Matthew, blacksmith, r. 1403^ Shipley
Ballantine Robert, liquor saloon, 425 Bush, r. 514
Bush
Ballard Duane (Duane Ballard & Co.) r. 1601 Tyler
Ballard Duane & Co. (Duane Ballard) commission
and produce brokers, 22 California
Ballard E. Mrs., artist, r. St. James House
Ballard Edward R., bookkeeper Duane Ballard & Co.,
r. 1601 Tyler
Ballard F. A., r. 205 Powell
Ballard George, bathmaker, 215 Second, r. 202 Second
Ballard George, carpenter, r. 619 Fulton
Ballard George, painter A. Wason, r. 31 Everett
Ballard John (W. H. Martin & Co.) 7 Spear
Ballard Joseph H., clerk, r. 108 Ellis
Ballard Laura A. Mrs. , homeopathic physician,
office and r. 205 Powell
Ballard S. K., clerk Edward E. Potter, r. Oakland
Ballard & Hall (I. R. Hall) commission merchants,
320 Sansome
Ballario Enrico, laborer Ghirardelli k Danzel
BallSnberg Nathan, band master, 539 California
Ballenjier William G.. driver United Carriage Co;,
Palace Hotel, r. 17 Hubbard
Balletti John, clerk Pietro Balletti, r. 1508 Powell.
Balletti Pietro, wines and liquors, 1508 Powell
Balletto Gabriel, laborer Washington Market, r. Bay,
bet Taylor and Montgomery Av ,
Bailey Edward J., agent, 504 Battery, r. Oakland
Ballhaus Frederick, blacksmith Peter O. Kerlund, r.
2209 Leavenworth
Ballinger Andrew, laborer, r. 193^ Gilbert
Ballinger Frank, barber, r. 930 Montgomery
Ballinger Frank J. city editor Morning Call, r. 203
Eleventh
Ballinger John J., butcher Charles Goodwin, r. 805
Franklin
Ballinger John J., painter, r. 108 Hickory Av
Ballinger Nicholas, butcher, r. 510 Chestnut
Ballinger Patrick R., keeper Sherifi's Office, r. 203
Eleventh
Ballinger Stephen B., guard Golden Gate Park
Ballinger Thomas R., deputy County Clerk, r. 203
Eleventh
Ballinger William R., drayman, r. 805 Franklin
Ballinger. See Bellanger and Belleuger
Ballogh George, salesman L. Lemos, r. 1414 Powell
Ballogh George J., r. 1509 Post
Ballou Addie L., widow, artist, r. 759 Market
BallufF Joseph, teamster S. F. Grading and Macadam-
izing Co., r. W s Kentucky, bet South and Mer-
Tim fi(*
Balmas Rudolph, peddler, r. 216 Twelfth
Balmer Andrew L., carpenter and builder, S s Rose
Alley, bet Annie and New Montgomery
Ballmer E. J., bellman Palace Hotel
Balny Alexander J., importer and manuf ostrich and
fancy feather.?, 608 Market, r. 1005 Buchanan
Baloise Marine Insurance Co. of Basle,
Harry W. Syz general agent, 225 Sansome
Baloun Joseph, merchant tailor, C13 Washington, r.
732 Capp
Balque Charles, cook, r. 609 Jackson
Balser John, laborer, r. 120 M Townsend, rear
Balsh William, steward schooner Abbe, Third St.
Wharf
Baltazard August, teamster Paul Husson, r. Sixth Av,
nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Baltazard Augitste, tanner Dominique Legallet, r.
Sixth Av, bet Q and R, South S. F.
Baltene Edward, oiler Pacific Mall SS. Dakota
Balthasar William, clerk, r. 509 Washington
Baltic Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
Jacob Stadtfeldt Jr. secretary, 419 California
Baltimore Consolidated Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.)
Charles A. Sankey secretary, 331 Montgomery
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Baltimore Mining Co. (Pinal Co., Arizona) E. F. Stone
secretary, 3C)« Pine
Baltzer F., porter Lilienthal & Co., r. 33 Clementina
Balz Adolph, clerk Purchasing and Depot Commis-
sary of Subsistence U. S. A., r. 21d Fillmore
Balz Adolph, tanner, r. Franconi House
Balz John, seaman schooner Sophia Hager, Third St.
Wharf
Balz Loiiis, tanner, r. Franconi House
Balz Valentine, butcher Jacob Schoenfeld, r. Ss Sixth
Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Balzarini Carlo (N. Giamboni & Co.) r. 818 Sansome
Balzer Henry & Co. (C. Bertheau Jr.) importers
and commission merchants, and agents Hamburg-
American Packet Co., North-German Fire Insur-
ance Co. of Hamburg. New York Underwriters'
Agency, Bremen Underwriters, aud Danube Insur-
ance Co. (marine branch) 209 Sansome
Balzer Henry J., mattressmaker Glover & Willcomb
Bamber Joseph J., secretary Sheltered Cove Baths, r.
Beach, bet Hyde and Larkin
Bamberger Amelia, domestic 416 Taylor .
Bamberger Sigmuud S., Inspector Custom House, r.
925 Tyler
Bamberger Solomon S., stockbroker, r. 925 Tyler
Bamman Tobias, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Bammann Brothers (Frederick and Richard) e'roceries
and liquors, NE cor Perry and Fourth
Bammann Frederick (Bammann Brothers) r.
Fourth
Bammann Henry H., teamster Horace Davis k Co
Bammaim Richard (Bammann Brothers) r.
Fourth
Banahan Henry, hostler McCord, Bridge & Co., r,
Clara
Banahan Patrick, hostler, r. 113 Perry
Banbury Mary, domestic, 2201 Joues
Bancroft A. L. & Co. (.Albert L. and Hubert
H. Bancroft) publishers and iniportiug book-
sellers and stationers, printers, bookbinders, litho-
graphers, engravers, piano and music dealers, etc.,
721 Market
Bancroft Albert L. (A. L. Bancroft & Co.) r. 1605
Franklin
Bancroft Charles E., manager educational dept A. L.
Bancroft k Co., r. 623 OTarrell
Bancroft Eugene .\., captain Fourth Artillery, U.S. A.,
Fort Point
Bancroft George H., r. 623 O'Farrell
Bancroft Harlow P., assistant marager educational
dept A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 623 O'Farrell
Bancroft Hubert H. (A. I.. Bancroft k Co.) r. 1'298 Van
Ness Av
Bancroft Mary, domestic 922 Geary
Bancroft WilUam B., manager printing dept A. L.
Bancroft & Co., r. 1506 Pacific Av
Bancroft's Builclinf;, 721 and 723 Market
Baud John, Rig. ami Stev. Union, 806 Montgomery
Band Joseph, market, NW cor Valencia and Eight-
eenth, r. 1802 Mission
Bandal Geoflfrej C, chemist Marine Drug Co., r. 318
Kearny
Baudmann Julius (Bandmann, Nielsen & Co.) r. 514
I^ombard
Bandiunnn, Xlelsen & Co. (Julius Baudmann
and H. Nielsen) importers and commissiou mer-
chants, and general agents Giant Powder Co., 210
Front
Bandy Aaron M., commission agent, r. 221 Oak
Bane Ann, widow, r. 737 Brannan
Bane Patrick, plumber Grubb Jc Lev&ke, r. 737 Bran
Banfield Jennie Miss, r. 1616 Jackson
lianfield Jchn H., painter F. L. Gilman, r. 411 Powell
Bangs Edward (Edward Bangs k Co) r. 1936 Stev
Bangs E<lward & Co. (Edward Bangs and Lewis W.
.NIcGlauflin) proptrs Mission Bay Warehouse,
Ix>ng Bridge, foot Fourth, office IK California
Banes Frank, clerk Home Mutual lusnrauce Co., r.
Oakland
Bangs George A., machinist William H. Birch, r. 109
Montgomery
Bangson Errick, laundryman. r. 210 Minna
Bank Coinntiitsioners Board of, E. J. Coleman
president, R. Shoemaker secretary, 202 Ssnsome
Bank George, machinist Victor Joinct, r. 614 Califor-
nia, rear
Bank Joseph, tanner S. F. Tannery, r. cor San Bruno
lioad and Adam
Bank of BritiHh Columbia, Frederick Towns-
end manager, SE cor California and Sansome
Bank of Britisli Xorth America, Archibald
McKinlay agent, 219 and 221 Sansome
Bank of California, William Alvord president.
Thomas Brown cashier, NW cor California and
Sansome
Bank of California Building', NW cor Califor-
nia and Sansome
Bank of Son Francisco, Jacob L. Browne secretary,
23 8. F. Stock Exchange Building
Banker Abraham, housesmith Calvin Nutting & Son,
r. 134 Fourth
Banker Edward, bousesnlith, r. 134 Fourth
Banker George, cigar dealer, r. 1051 Mission
Bankes Lewis, seaman schr Marv Gould, Third Street
Wharf
Bankruptcy Reg-isters (District California) 24
U. S. Court Building aud 636 Clay
Banks A., waiter Russ House
Banks Caroline, widow, r. 518 Natoma
Banks Cliarles W., bookkeeper Wells, Fargo Jc Co., r.
Oakland
Banks Elias, bartender, r. 617 Natoma
Banks Fletcher, hostler Charles F. Ebner. r. 1326 Tyler
Banks George S., proptr Pac. Livery Stable, 709 Jones,
r. 1306 Pine
Banks James, r. 917 Pacific
Banks James, steamboat fireman, r. 318 Davis
Banks John, cigars and tobacco, 1264 Market, r. 995
Market
Banks Joseph, coachman, r. 220 Minna
Banks Lily Miss, assistant Jefferson Grammar School,
r. 1419 Washington
Banks Lizzie M. Miss, assistant Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 1419 Washington
Banks Margaret, widow, r. 1419 Washington
Banks Mary Mrs., r. 917 Pacific
Banks Richard W., special policeman, r. 331 Kearny.
Banks Thomas C, capitalist, 116 Califijrnia, r. 724 Cal.
Banks William, engineer, r. 12 Alemany
Banks W. O. (Meeker i Banks), r. 1419 Washington
Bangson Joseph R., liquor saloon, 1151 Market
Banman Sigmund, r. 309 Powell
Bannan Alfred G.. pac-er Eclipse Bakery, r. 17 Ban-
nam PI
Bannan Barbara C. Miss, assistant Spring Valley Pri-
mary Schoel, r. 2012 Pierce
Bannan Bridget, widow, r. "2012 Pierce
Bannan Frank, bottler Samuel Maiks, r. 3040 Six-
teenth
Bannan Hugh , laborer, r. 214 Prospect PI
Bannan Isaac, brassfounder William T. Garratt
Bannan John, laborer Battery St. Bonded Warehouse,
r. 26 Glover
Bannan Maggie F. Miss, assistant Jackson St. Primary
School, r. 2012 Pierce
Bannan Patrick, engineer Sedgley & Davis, r. E 8
Florida, bet Butte and Twentieth
Bannan William, clerk Edwards k Co., r. 2012 Pierce
Bannan. See Bannon
Banner Brotliera, (Peter and Samuel) importers
clothing and furnishing goods, NE cor Sutter and
Sansome
Banner Frederick, cutter Levinsky Bros., r. NE cor
Fourth and Folsom
Banner Peter (Bantu r Brothers) r. 917 Post
Banner Raphael, jieddler, r. 609 Jj Minna
Banner Samuel (Banner Brothers) r. New York
Banner Soap Co., 24 Commercial, office 216 Sac
Banner William, r. 904 Kearny
Bannerman Alex, second officer Pacific Mail SS. Auh-
tralia
Bannerot Eugene A. (Garcin Son v'c Co.) r. 2141 Miss
Bannett Harris, merchant, r. 10'2*<M Folsom
Bannett Louis, jeweler, r. 1028 !< Folsom
Bannick Christian, salesman Stolz Bros., r. 837 Hayes
Bannick Frederick J., salesman W. Haker k Uinz, r.
8;J7 Hayes
Banning A. O., mining 220 Montgomery, r.20 Mont.
Banning Frances A. Mrs., irlucipal Sanchez St.
Primary School, r.W s Castro, bet Nineteenth and
Twentieth
Banning John, blacksmith, r. W s Castro, bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Banning John, laborer freight dept Central Pac. BR.
Banning M. Miss, drussmaker, 32 Ellis
Banning Philip, laborer Steiger & Kerr, r. 340)i Har-
rison Av
Bannjster Alfred (Starr .<c Co.) r. Oakland
Bannister .\lfred. drnuL'htsman U. S. Surveyor Gen-
eral's Office, r. Alameda
SAN FRA14CISC0 LAUNDRY
The Largest Laundry Establishment on the Pacific Coast
OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST.
I MArnnKinilPU CUMBERIiANO, LEHIGH and ENGLISH FOUNDRY COKE,
i, niHUUUIlUUUn, 41 ^larUet Street, corner Spear.
BAN
107
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Bannister rrederick, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Bannister George W., sash and blind maker, r. 28
Silver
Bannister John C, upholsterer F. S. Chadboume &
Co.. r. 628 Capp
Bannister John H., shipcarpcnter, r. 133M Townsend
Bannister Joseph, upholsterer, r. 28 Silver
Bannister Willum, boarding, 116 Pacific
Bannon CatherWe, domestic 2116 Bush
Bannon John, laborer, r. 1214 Bryant
Bannon Maggie, domestic 1312 Taylor
Bannon Philip, night-watchman, r. 346 Shipley
Bannon William, foundryman, r. 346 Shipley
Bannon. See Bannan
Bausart Sophia, domestic 307 Fell
Bat>sch August, hog ranch, cor Utah and Eldorado
Bansen Charles, seaman, r. 10 Berry
Banskowski William, laborer Cutting Packing Co., r.
518 Green
Bant E., r. Columbia Hotel
Banta Levi S., r. 235 O'Farrel
Bautel Charles A., baker Peter Kalb, r. SE cor Mission
and Thireenth
Bantly Marcus, carrier Morning Call, r. 818 Pacific
Bantmann Christine, domestic 619 Tyler
Banz John, shoemaker, r. Ill Park At
Banz Louis, r. Ill Park At
Baptis John H., gold pen manuf, 328 Bush.r. Oakland
Baptista Jos^ (John Cardoza & Co.) r. 415 Drumm
Baptista Manuel, deckhand etmr Amelia, Washington
St.Wharf
Baptiste Antone, deckhand stuir Oakland, Oakland
Ferry,' r. 13 Clay
Baptiste John, laborer P. B.Berges & Co., r. California
Hf)tel
Baptiste P., laborer P. B. Barges & Co., r. 913 Sac.
Bar Association,, rooms 634 Sacramento
Bar Martin, Swiss Benev. Assn, 109 Montgomery
Bar Solomon, capitalist, r. 1711 Stockton
Bara Jose, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn, *15)4
Drumm
Barabino Charles, packer Cutting Packing Co., r 335
Union
Barabino Giovanni, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Baraco Vincent, flower preserver, r. 1643 Howard
Barada Ernest, confectioner Masson Freres, r. 764
* Bryant
Barada Laurent, traveling salesman Louis Taussig &
Co., r. 7.54 Bryant
Baranciani Agosta, seaman schooner Calistoga, Front
St.Wharf
Barandon Ernst, bakery, NE cor Fillmore and Bush
Baranger Emma Miss, copyist, r. 963 Mission
Barao Antonio C, Portuguese Pro. and Beuev. Assn.,
415}^ Drumm
Barao Jos^ C, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 415 Ji
Drumm
Earattiui Lorenzo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Barattinl Teresa, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Baraty Francois, r. 203 Valencia
Baraty George E., clerk John Saulnier & Co., r. 203
Valencia
Baraty John M., butcher, r. 1418 Powell
Barbara Angel, operatic singer Tivoli Garden, r. 739
Folsom
Barbara Paolo, fisherman Front St.Wharf
Barbara Ricardo, Spanish Mutual Benev. Boc, 730
Montgomery
Barbaste A., laundryman, r. 838 Clay
Barbaste K. Mme., laundry, 838 Clay
Barbat John, physician and apothecary, ofiElce and r.
910 Pacific
Barbat John H., clerk John Barbat, r. 910 Pacific
Barbe Jean, gardner and florist, SE cor Post and
Baker
Barbeck Charles L., driver James Henderson, r. 1419
Howard
Barbee Harry B., student, r. 1090 Union
Barbee John, stockbroker, 317 Mont., r. 1090 Union
Barber Adam, driver United Carriage Co., r. 610 How-
ard
Barber Au.gustus H., clerk, r. 729 Green.
Barber Benjamin (Barber & Whitnev, and Barber,
Whitney, Bullen & Co.) r. 141 Fifth
Barber Charles, dairyman, NW cor California and
Cemetery Av
Barber Charles L., r. 817 J^ Larkin
Barber Edward W., liquor saloon, SE cor Bush and
Central Av
Barber Elizabeth, widow, r. 1625 W'ebster
Barber George A., upholsterer John A. Shaber
Barber Harvey, cook, r. 2733 Pine
Barber James B., porter Wilmerding & Co., r. 8 8
Twenty-fourth, bet Castro and Diamond
Barber John, waiter SS Los Angeles. Broadway Wharf
Rarber John A., contractor, r. 24 Bernard
Barber John A. Jr., plasterer, r. 24 Bernard
Barber Mary, domestic, 1358 Post
Barber Thomas H., pilot, 9 U. S. Court Building, r.
1222 Pacific
Barber, Wliitney, Bullen & Co. (Benjamin
Barber, John T. Whitney, and James Bullen)
proptrs Cal. Asphaltum Works, 403 Clementina
Barber William (Doyle, Barber & Scripture) attorney
at law, 323 California, r. San Rafael, Marin Co.
Barber Zachary T., carpet beater Mitchell & Hobe, r.
230 Fourteenth
Barber Si Whitney (Benjamin Barber and John
T. Whitney) carpenters and builders, 403 Clem
Barber. See Barbler and Barbour
Barberi Frank, bartender H. Muller, r. 18 M Garden
Barbers' Pro. Union, 545 California
BarbettaF. & Co. (Frederick and Nicholas Barbetta)
fish dealers, 31 S. F. Market
Barbetta Frederick (F. Barbetta& Co.) r. 433 Bdwy.
Barbetta Nicholas (F. Berbetta & Co.) r. 433 Bdwy.
Barbier Alfred, printer, r. 1420 California
Barbier Armand, sijecial policeman.r. 1420 California
Barbier Eugenie, widow, teacher French, r. 1138
Howard
Barbier Joseph P., barber, 1226Dupont, r. 616 Vallejo
Barbier Paul, r. 637 Howard •
Barbier Paul, fruit dealer, r. 128 Perry
Barbier Paul L. A., driver City RR., r. 1138 Howard
Barbieri Guiseppe (Barbieri & Danziant) r. 1419 Du-
pont
Barbieri Paul (Levaggi & Barbieri) r. 128 Fourth
Barbieri Stephen, salesman Andrew Oneto, r. 240Jj
Fifth
Barbieri k Danzianrt (G. Barbieri and E. Danziant)
restaurant, SW cor Montgomery Av and Broadway
Barbolla Luis, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730 Mont
Barbour Brothers, manuf Irish flax threads, sail
and bag twines, and salmon gill net twines, 511
Market
Barbour Clitus, attorney at law, 715 Clay, r. Buss
House
Barbour J. H. K., Ship Calkers' Assn,Barra's Hall
BarbAck Ferdinand, barkeeper, r. 83 Everett
Barbrack Frederick, candy maker W. S. Townsend, r.
83 Everett
Barbrack Johannes, candy maker SV. S. Townsend, r.
83 Everett
BarchMS J. H., r. 12 Hopeton Terrace
Barcellos Jos(5, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 JiJ Drumm
Barcellus Manoel T., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415 J^ Drumm
Barcelona Cons. Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.) Walter
Craig secretary, 320 Sansom, room 10
Barci Michaela, iruits and vegetables, 1308 and 1310
Dupont, r. 1318 Dupont
Barcka J. B., chiropodist, 106 McAllister
Barclay Harry, tinsmith, r. 51 Stevenson
Barclay Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Barclay John, r. 307 Fourth
Barclay Laura, domestic SW cor Lilly Av and Bu-
chanan
Barclay Mary Mrs., seamstress, r. 1117 Howard
Barclay Peter T. (Hatch & Barclay) r.2716 Howard
Barclay Robert, r. 6 Hopeton Terrace
Barclay Robert, hostler Smith & Poultney, r. 113
Perry
Barclay William P., r. 106 Post
Barclay. See Barkley.
Barda C, millinery, 225 Montgomery Av
Barden Thomas J., tinsmith Continental Oil and
Tran.sportation Co., r. 1119 Mission
Bardenwerper Charles P.. porter German Savings
and Loan Soc. r. 2412 Post
Bardes Philip, butcher Jacob Levy, r. SE cor Geary
and Buchanan
Bardet Alexander, bookkeeper Paul HusBon, r. 822
Filbert
Bardet Pauline, widow, r. 822 Filbert
Bardetta F., r. 433 Broadway
Bardez Frank, foreman City Iron Works, r. 748 Har-
rison
Bardi Angelo. Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Bardi Giuseppi, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
J. GUNDLACH k CO. cor. larlet & second "SSfSmTnir
CONTINENTAL SAFETY OIL
SHOULD BE USED IX
EVERY UOUSEHOLD.
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Bardocki Francisco, fruits and produce, 414 Jones
Bardon Louis, laborer, r. 409 Pacific
Bardt Katie, domestic TiO McAllister
BardwcU Charles, machinist, r. 1407 Scott
Bardwell Charles W., carpenter, r. 1407 Scott
Bardwell John Ii., salesman Neville & Co., r. St.
David's House
Bare Brothers (Qustave, Edward and Solomon) up-
holsterers and furniture manufs, 308 Hayes
Bare Edward (Bare Brothers) r. 347 ^ Grove
Bare Gustave (Bare Brothers) r. 347^ Grove
Bare Marks, clerk Samuel Leszynsky & Brothers, r.
212 Sutter
Bare Solomon (Bare Brothers) r. 347J^ Grove
Bare. See Baer, Baehr and Bahr
Bareilles Emile, butcher Sallea & Co., r. 5th Av bet K
and L, South S. F.
Bareilles Felix, milker A. T. Noble & Co,, r. KW cor
Thirtieth and San Jos^ Av
Bareilles Joseph (Bernard Lagrave &Co.) r. cor Fifth
and Railroad Avs. South S. F.
Bareilles Thomas, milkman, r. EsOctavia, bet Filbert
and Greenwich
Barela Josefa, widow, r. 915 Broadway
Barends Bernard, r. 209 Dupont
Baretta Margarita, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Barfred Edward, boatman U. S. Revenue stmr Rich-
ard Rush
Barg John C. (D. Tiedeman & Co.) r. 317 Ninth
Bargagliotfi Paul, saloonkeeper, r. 1120 Montgomery
Barger D. E., physician, office and r. 930 Market
Bargestream Hans, master mariner, r. 103 Steuart
Bargestream. See Bargstream
Barghom August, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Bargilli Philip, clerk F. Caracci, r. SW cor Buchanan
and Ellis
Bargioli W. P.. clerk, r. Overland House
Bargman Jacob, milkman, r. N s Filbert, bet Pierce
and Steiner
Barg^mes James, porter Pascal, Dubedat & Co., r. 2219
Powell
Bargones Leonardo, porter Pascal, Dubedat & Co., r.
430 Jackson
Bargoni Petriua, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Bargstream George G., clerk, r. 133 Fifth
Barham John A., attorney at law, 420 California, r.
East Oakland
Baricevich John, restaurant, 272 Brannan
Barilari Antonio, carpenter, r. 718 Greenwich '
Barilla Micaeli, drayman, r. 428 Union, rear
Baring Alexander, r. 62 South Park
Barittini Lorenzo, porter Siebe Brothers b Plage-
mann, r. 9 Lafayette PI
Barkan Adolph, physician, occullst, and aililst, 305
Kearny, r. 513 Post
Barkeloo John, speculator, r. 1114 Post
Barker Alfred, salesman Keane Bros., r. 1029 Mission
Barker Clay, waiter Baldwin's Dining Palace
Barker E. B., widow, r. 14 Stanley PI
Barker Edward B., clerk, r. 521 First
Barker E. W., teacher ornamental penmanship Bar-
nard's Business College, 120 Sutter
Barker Frank, carpenter Bay Soap and Candle Works,
r. Sixteenth Av, bet P and Q, South S. F.
Barker Grace, widow, r. 1421 Folsom
Barker H., housepainter and whiteuer, ."527 Mont At
Barker Henry L., brickmaker, r. 309 Capp
Barker Henry»L., carpenter, r. 1918 Union
Barker Henry N., trunkmaker Fechheimer & Steele,
r.W s Sumner, bet Powliattan and Mayflower, B. H.
Barker Hermann, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Barker Isaac, brickmaker, r. 309 Capp
Barker James H., painter Basler k Jewell, r. 627
Natoma
Barker James L., office 40H Market, r. Berkeley
Barker Joseph, clerk Albertiue Henrich, r. 617 Wash.
Barker Joshua, bookkeeper Lobman & Coghill, r. Oak-
land
Barker M. H.. widow, r. 2223 Post
Barker Richard, neddler, r. 17 First Av
Barker Robert, boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 17 First
Av.
Barker Squire, molder Union Iron Works, r. 229 Lang-
ton
Barker Stephen, contractor, r. 528 Eighteenth
Barker Timothy L.. merchant, office 126 Market, r.
Oakland
Barker William, laborer, r. 230 Fremont
Barker. See Bacher
Barkhaus Diederich (P. W. & D. Barkhaus) r. 10 Turk
Barkhaus Frederick W. (F. W. & D. Barkhaus) r. 1004
Sutter
Barkhaus F. TV. & D., books and stationery,
213 Kearny
Barkhausen Bertha, widow, r. 716 Franklin
Barkhausen Theodore, laborer, r. 5 Bonita
Barkboeder Jacob, brewer United States Brewery, r.
NE cor Franklin and Mc.\llister^
Barkion Manuel, engineer, r. 216 Clan
Barkley H. A., printer, r. 221 Mason
Barkley Henry M., tinsmith Manley Dyer, r. 51 Stev.
Barkley Isabella, widow, r. 808 Green
Barkley William H., bookkeeper Pool & Harris, r. 1019
Union-
Barkley. See Barclay
Barlage Charles, sign and fresco painter, 206 Post, r.
27 Clinton Park
Barlage Henry, clerk, r. 27 Clinton Park
Barlage William, r. 27 Clinton Park
Barling Horatio H., stock broker, r. 631 Webster
Barlogio Guiseppe, farmer, r. 518 Pacific
Barlow Carrie B. Miss, principal Broadway Primary
School, r. 1312 Jones
Barlow Charles, workman U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Barlow Elisha T., machinist, r. S 8 Channel, bet
Eleventh and Twelfth
Barlow Frank, salesman Muser Brothers, r. 50 )j Zee
Barlow J., r. 119;^ Sixth
Barlow John, machinist Pacific Iron Works, r. 63
Natoma
Barlow Martin, laborer, r. 410 Broadway
Barlow Mary, widow, r. 50 M Zoe
Barlow Sarah, domestic 1115 Geary
Barlow William W., bookkeeper, r. 119?^ Sixth
Barman Benjamin, clerk, r. 943 Folsom
Barman Fred, cigarmaker C. k W. Stepp, r. 410 Sixth
Barman Isaac, manager Lithauer & Co., r. 722 Tyler
Barman John S., night inspector Custom House, r. 410
Sixth
Barmun Jonns, capitalist, r. 943 Folsom
Barman Rebecca Miss, saleswoman Abraham Grad-
wohl, r. 943 Folsom
Barman Sarah Miss, saleswoman Abraham Gradwohl,
r. 943 Folsom
Barnaby Reginald H., conductor Market St. RR., r.
1623 M Turk
Barnacle James, sawmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r.
310 Sixth
Barnard Frank (Frank Barnard & Co.) r. 418 Eddy
Barnard Frank & Co. (Frank Barnard and
Henry Voorman) importers and jobbers coal, and
agents Newport Coos Bay Coal Co., and stmr
Gussie Telfair, 213-217 Jackson
Barnard George B., teacher telegraphy Barnard's
Business College, 120 Sutter
Barnard Henry, president Barnard's Business
College, 120 Sutter
Barnard Isaac D. (S. H. Seymour & Co.) r. Buss House
Barnard Laurence, liquor saloon, 530 Valencia
Barnard Lemuel H., bookkeeper Homer 8. King b
Co.,r. 1625 Polk
Barnard Matthew, shoemaker Jory Bros., r. 704
Guererro
Barnard Moses 8., cooper, r. 31 Twenty-fourth
Barnard Thomas G., contractor and builder, r. 82
Rincon PI
Barnard William, Boot and Shoemakers' Union, 771
Market
Barnard. See Bernard and Bemhard.
Burnard'8 BuMinessi College, Henry Barnard
president, 120 Sutter
BarntT Louis, fruits and vegetables, 139 Ninth
Bamer William, groceries and liquors, NE cor Ninth
and Natoma
Barnert Joseph, r. 919 Polk
Barnes Andrew J., agent Oriental Box Factory, r. 945
Folsom
Barnes A. 8. & Co. (New Yor'^;) Edward F. Adams
manager, 3 Montgomery
Barnes Benjamin J., expressman, r. 812 Dolores, rear
Barnes B. H., engineer, r. 444 Brannan
Barnes Charles, clerk, r. 22 Anna ^
Barnes Charles A., plasterer, r. SW cor Twenty-fourth
and Howard
Barnes Daniel H., quartermaster Pacific Mail 8S. Co.,
r. 20 Clementina
Barnes David, tailor, 125 Sansome. r. 903 Jackson
Barnes 1). W., stock speculator, r. Revere House
Barnes Edward H., machinist Harvey W. Rice, r. 444
Brannan
^Ci YFAR^^ FYPFRIFNTF muller the optician,
0\J I LMRO LArLniLllbL. Established, S.F., 1863, 135 IWontqomcrv.
IHKIAQ I MnPPIQHKI ^"^^ *^^^^ moat select stock of all the leading varieties of
JUIlHO J, iTIUliniOUIl Lumber ill tlie Market. N. E. cor. Mission and Spear Sts.
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JBumes Euclid T., ass't secretary California Insurance
Co., 318 California, r. AJameda
Iiiirues Frederick, carpenter, r. 1827 O'Farrell
Barnes George, steward, r. NE cor Greenwich and
Octavia
Itarnes George E)., dramatic critic Morning Call,
517 Clay, r. Commercial Hotel
aes George F., buyer Abrams & Carroll, r. 550 Fol
ues Golda, widow, r. 903 Jackson
jjarues Harvey S. (Barnes & Co.) r. KE cor California
and Steiner
Ties Henry L., carpenter Albert Washburn, r. 420
Sixth
les James, blacksmith, r. 17 Russell
i.es Jay, collector E. J. Bowen, r. 14 MetcaU PI
. . lies Kate, widow, r. SW cor Kentucky and Center
IJarues Monroe, engineer, r. 623 Howard
liaruefi Owen, machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
r. Market, bet Larkin and Polk
Barnes Bichard M., policeman City Hall, r. 430 Mont-
gomery Av
Barnes R. M., machinist Willian T. Garratt, r. How-
ard, bet First and Second
Barnes Bobert L. C, bookkeeper 8. F. Bulletin Co., r.
1023 Stockton
Barnes Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Barnes 'W, H. Li., attorney at law, 420> California,
r. Palace Hotel
Barnes W. Mrs., widow, r. 1924 FUis
Barnes W. B., weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. NW cor North Point and Larkin
Barnes William, laborer, r. 726 Brannan
Barnes William H., editor Weekly Call, 525 Mont-
gomery, .r. 148 Sixth -
Barnes William P., capitalist, r. 127 Kearny
Barnes William T., clerk W. A. Steele, r.2039 Howard
Barnes & Co. (Harvey S. Barnes and John JVIartin)
groceries and liquors, NE cor California and
- ' Steiner
Bamett Absalom J., draftsman P. J. O'Connor, r.
Oakland
Barnett David, harnessmaker William Davis, r. 318
Davis
Barnett Elizabeth, widow, r. 810 Union
Bamett George A., superintendent Jersey Farm Dairy,
r. 835 Howard
Barnett Isaac, fruit and provisions, 16 and 18 Grand
Arcade Market, r. 265 Clara
Barnett James, seaman schr L. Maria, Larue's Wharf
Barnett James J., r. United States Hotel
Barnett John, liquor saloon, SW cor Montgomery Av
and Bay
Barnett John, seaman stmr Julia, r. 18 Minna
Barnett Joseph, crockery, 314 Sixth
Barnett J. P., milliner, r. 1021 Sutter
Barnett Kate, domestic 1902 Powell
Barnett Kate Mrs., r. 6 Polk
Bamett Kittle Sliss, dressmaker J. M. Lovett, r. 2023
Polk
Barnett Louis, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 810
Union
Barnett Moses S. (of S. A. Gyle & Co., Tehama) oflce
210 Davis, r. 227 Leavenworth
Barnett Norman W., dairyman, office 35 Eddy, r. 322
Fulton, rear
Bamett Samuel, junk peddler, r. 1003 Bryant
Barnett Thomas, butcher Andrew J. Shrader, r.
Seventh Av, bet M and N, South S. F.
Bamett William, salesman Fratinger & Noll, r. 10
Ash Av
Barnett William, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Bamett William A., typefounder Marder, Luse Si Co.,
r. 1019 Lombard
Barney Alfred S., deputy U. S. Shipping Commission-
er, 118 Jackson, r. 1206 Market
Barney Benjamin A., commission merchant. 320 Cali-
fornia, r. 817 Van Ness Av
Barney B. Griffin, deputy U. 8. Shipping Com-
missioner, office Pacific Mail SS. Co.'s Wharf, r.
22U9 Jackson
Barney Cary M., student Heald's Business College, r.
Ahlborn House
Barney C. W., clerk Peter Fernandez, r. 22 Anna
Barney Edward, watchman, r. 511 Bryant
Barney Ellen I., widow, r. 1720 Leavenworth
Barney James, seaman, r. 137 Jackson
Barney James M., commission merchant, 320 Cali-
fornia, r. Yuma, Arizona
Barney James P., telegraph operator, r. 1216 MiSBlon
Barney M., hor8edealer,r. 1623 Market
Barney Morgan L., r. 1324 Polk
Barney Sophia A. Sirs., r. 32 Sixth
Barney. See Barnie
Barnhardt Jacob, machinist Gilbert & Moore, r. 615
Natoma
Barnhart Christian, blacksmith's helper AbnerDoble,
r. 22 Garden
Barnhart George W., salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 114 Powell
Bamheisel Epinetus R., carrier Alta California. r. 1634
Mission
Bamheisel Henry, clerk Brown Bros. & Co., r. Oakland
Barnhill James, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Barnie William, clerk, r. SW cor Drumm and Com
Baruie. See Barney
Bamstead Thomas D., policeman City Hall, r. 946
Harrison
Barnum Catherine S., widow, r. 1310 Hyde
Barnum Howard, laborer Woodward's Gardens, r. 22
Stevenson Av
Bamiim John A., mill foreman A. Waldstein, r. 512
Fourth
Barnwell Gilbert T., r. 448Bartlett
Baron Charles, cook, r. 37 Pacific
Baron Charles, waiter Pacific Mail SS. City of Chester
Baron Isador, merchant, r. 315 Tyler
Baron John (J. Dupuy & Co.) r. 630 Broadway
Baron M. D., widow, r. 929 Bryant
Baton William, barber Ferdinand Mitchell, r. 179
Perry
Baron. See Barron
Baronidls George M., botanist. octillBt, and or-
thopedist, office and r. 201 Powell
Barr Charles, liquor dealer, r. 335 Geary
Barr Daniel J., r. 318 Oak
Barr Frank, mlllhand Capitol Mills, r. 1334 Dupont
Barr Hannah K., widow, r. 318 Oak
Barr John D. , manuf umbrellas and parasols, 328
Bush, 1207 Bush
Barr John G., seaman Pacific Mall SS. City of Ches-
ter, r. 22 Perry
Barr Milton H., with John'D. Barr, r. 1207 Bush
Barr Neil, molder Thompson Brothers, r. 14 Verona PI
Barr Peter, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Barr Sara A. Miss, assistant Girls' High School, r. 613
Taylor
Barr Stewart A., with John D. Barr, r. 1207 Bush
Barr William H., master mariner, r. 1014 Vallejo
Barr. See Bahr
Barra Ezekiel I., liquor saloon and cigars, NW
cor First and Minna, r. 4 Minna
Barra's Hall, NW cor First and Minna
Barragat Baptiste, laborer John Lacoste, r. NW cor
Montgomery Av and Lombard
Barraque John, soda manuf, r. 259 Clementina
Barraud August, compositor Le Petit Journal, r. 704
Pacific
Barraud Philip, cook Jean Lacay, r. 721 Pacific
Barre August, liquor saloon, NE cor Lombard and
Octavia
Barre Barthol, mUker, r. 8 s Francisco, bet Fillmore
and Pierce
Barre Jean, milker Bernard Miossl, r. NW cor Lom-
bard and Franklin
Barreda Frederic L., manager D. de Castro & Co., 213
Sansome, r. 804 Van Ness Av
Barrel! Samuel S., stockbroker, r. Brunswick House
Barrelli Michael, r. 442 Union
Barreras Teresa Miss, r. 508 Broadway
Barrett , r. 36 Clay
Barrett Alfred, carpenter WilUam B. Bradbury, r. 100
Prospect PI
Barrett Alfred, watchmaker and jeweler, 42 Foiirth,
r. 236 Seventh
Barrett Alfred J., cigar dealer, r. 236 Seventh
Barrett Annie Miss, shoefitter S. W. Levy, r. 118 Hayes
Barrett Charles, plumber G. & W. Snook, r. Seven.
teenth Av, bet I and J, South S. F.
Barrett Charles L. (Deming & Barrett) r. 1000 Pine
Barrett C. H., expressman, SE cor Kearny and Cal
Barrett David E., currier, r. E s Vermont, bet Nevada
and Humboldt
Barrett Edward, laborer, r. 8 s Fulton, bet Scott and
Devisadero
Barrett Edward, laborer, r. 609 5i Minna
Barrett Edward, laborer, r. 1019 Market, rear
Barrett Edward, painter, r. 323 Jessie
Barrett Edward, shoemaker, r. 15 Stevenson
Barrett Edward F., butcher Alfred Edmondson, r. 410
Clementina
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Bamett Edward J., expresaouai, 2tE cor Tebuna and
Second, r. 30 Stanfoid
Barrett Fannie, domestte ISao Tjler
Barret Fnncis A^ carpenter, r. Seventeenth At, bet
I and J. South S. F.
Buxvtt Frank M.. driver City KB., r. 1$4 Fourteenth
Banett Frederick J., a&saver. r. '236 Seventh
Barrett Geoffges. jeweler A. Hirschnian, r. 236 Seventh
Barrett George, maltster Mafon's Brewerv.r. £23 Chest-
nut
Banett Oeoige. se«man, r. SaOois' Home
Banett Hannah, widow, r. W s Kansas, bet Xerada
and Hinnboldt
Barrett Hannah, widow, r. 517 SteTenson
Barrett Hannah Miss, shoefitter Einstein Bros., r. W s
Kansas, bet Kevada and Hamboldt
Barrett H. C, anrreyor, r. 22 Geary
Barrett J., laborer Bisdon I. and L. Works
Barrett James. Kard^n^r Laurel Hill O&axiAiaj, r. W B
Cook, north of Point Loboe Av
Barrett James, painter, r. ll'i Langton
Barrett James B., r. Grand Hotel
Barrett James R., Cabinetmaker Kragen & Geist, r. 336
Seventh
Barrett Jan«, widow, nurse, r. 1126 Harrison, rear
Barrett John, blacksmith Ftank Williams, r. 3M Van
Xess Av, rear
Barrett John, boatman, r. $Oi Third
Barrett John, carpenter Henry T. Bray. r. 29-11 SDsB.
Barrett John, expressman, r. 30 Stanford
Barrett John, sack sewer Edward Ban^s, r. 60 Annie
Barren John, tinsmith W. W. Montague J: Co.
Barrett J<dm J., baker Boman Citholic Orphan Asy-
lum, r. X 8 Vall-"^ »^' Sanchez and Church
Barrett John S. iF Valker) r. 160T Gongh
Barrett M. Mr*., r ::»
Barrett Maggie, domestic NE cor Sutter and Stelner
Barrett Margaret, widow, r. Tdi Harrison
Barrett Mary Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Manufactur-
ing Co., r. cor Seventeenth Av and J, Soutu S. F.
Barrett Mary A., widow, r. 42."5 Stevenson
Barrett Matthew, carria^ s'pringmaker, r. 44 Minna
Barrett Maurice, clerk L. G. Flanagan, r. W s Kansas,
bet Nevada and Utah
Barrett Michael, boilenuaker Moynihan Jt Aitken. r.
'ibO Clementina, rear
Barrett Michael. lalMrer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Barrett Michael, longshoreman, r. *>4 Third
Barrett Michael, ship calker. r. 24 Masonic Av
Barrett Minnif, domestic 915 Valencia
Barrett P.. laborer, r. Branch House
Barrett Patrick F., driver X. B. and MiasioD BB., r.
316 Fourth
Barrett Patrick, gardener, r. 2921 Mission, rear
Barrett Patrick, quart-rmasttf O. Jc O. SS. Gaelic
Barrett Patrick, watchman freight dept Central Pac.
RR., r. 26 Perry
Barrett P. T., salesman Keimedy * Dtirr, r. 24 Clem
Barrett Richard, carpenter, r. 423 Stevenson
Barrett Bobert, soapmaker Richard Brown, r. 123
GUbert
Barrett Samuel, miner, r. New Wiscoiisin Hotel
Barrett William, hackman, r. 120 Shipley
Barrett William, laborer, r. Laurel At. nr Van Neas
Av
Barrett William, marble polisher John C. Dufly, r.
•-'.Vi Clementina
Barrett WtUiam B.. carpenter, r. 7 Mission Av
Barrett William F., molder Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. -^11 Howard
Barrett Williaaa 6., aecretarySan Francisco Gas-
li>:at Co., r. 1000 Pine
Barrett William H., carpentar. 637 Yalencia
Barrett ^ ^TallLer (John S. Barrett and Oscar
V. Walker) stock brokers, 4 Leidesdorff
' Barrie Charles, drajmau Brjden & Hinckley, r. 127
Clara
Barrie David H.. conductor Clay St Hill BR., r. 1402
licaTen worth
Banie Peter, cook Bogen k Freitaa. r. 817 Tallejo
Barrientbs Kartin. oomposttor La Toc« del Popolo,
r. Tl« Vallejo
Barrllls Diegt> Count, coDBol Italy. oAee S35
Front
Banringer Benjamin, baker, r. 634 Vallejo
Barringer E. Mrs., r. MS Mission
Barringor Eliaabeth Mrs., manuf paper pattens,
96n( Mission
Barringer Jeannette Mrs., dressmaker, r. 634 Yallqjo
Barrington Alfred, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Barrington Charles L., clerk Bobert C. Meyers, r
a22PoweU
Barrington George F., bookkeeper warehouse dept
Custom House, r. 1706 Polk
Barrington John, route agent U. S. Railway Mail Ser
vice. r. Santa Rosa
Barrington William B.. storekeeper Dickson, DeWol'
& Co., r. 822 Powell •
Barrios Firmin, musical instrument maker, r. St"
Market
Barrios Frank, butcher G. W. Mo wry, r. NW cor Pos^
and Laguna
Barroilhet Henry (Belloc & Co) r. San Mateo
Barron A. Mrs., jani tress Greenwich Street Primary
School
Barron Abraham, tailor. 31 Pacific, r. 179 Perry .
Barron Albert W.. machinist, r. 931 Bryant
Barron Arthur W.. assistant superintendent Fifth St.
branch Market St. RR, r. 619 Third
Barron Benjamin, barber Lewis & Harris, r. 179
Perry
Barron Cornelius, f raits and vegetables, N s Sierra,
bet Georgia and Michigan
Barron Comelitis J., painter and paperhanger. 81S
Market
Barron Cornelius T., barkeeper, r. If s Sierra, bet
G^xrgia and Michigan
Barron Edward, capitalist, 21 Nevada Block, r. The
Baldwin
Barron Edward, student Heald's Business College
Barron George, printer .\djutant-General's Office, U.
S. A.. Presidio Reservation
Barron George, student Heald's Business College
Barron Isadore, butcher Palace Hotel, r. 112 Geary
Barron James, captain stmr Hope, r. Alvarado, Ala-
meda Co
! Barron James, laborer, r. 512 Mission
{ Barron Jame«. mining, r. 6T^ ~ <i '^
Barron John, painter, r. 210^ ~
I Barron Jos«ph, capitalist, r. ck.v ?t<.>cKton
[ Barron Louis, laborer American Salt Co.
; Barron Michael, carpenter, r. 2319 Mission
Barron Richard, captain stmr Mount Eden, r. Mount
\ Eden, Alameda Co
: Barron Rudolph, r. German Hotel
j Barron Samuel, butcher, r. 179 Perry
I Barron T.. cook City and County Hospital
' Barron William, barber, r. 1T9 Perry
Barron William, groceriee and liquors, 8W cor Clay
and Powell
Barron William B., r. 507 Bryant
Barron. See Baron
Barxos Angel, teamster, r. Six-Mile Hotise, San Bruno
Road
Barrow Charles W. (Hopkins. Taylor & Co.) r. SG5H
Market
1 Barrow George, mining, r. Turk St. Hotel
, Barrow George, restaurant. 19 Vallejo
. Barrow William P., r. 702 Pacific
I Barrows Edward C, pressman A. L. Bancroft k Co., r.
{ 2636 Setter
I BaxTOWB James, laundryman Lick House
I Barrows James O., actor Baldwin Theatre, r. 335
I Stevenson
Barrows John, salesman L M. Wentworth Boot and
Shoe Co.. r. lid Eddy
! Barrows Lottie M. Miss, assistant Turk St. Primary
School, r. 26*6 Sutter
I Barrows Lucy W., widow, r. 116 Park Av
Barrowa Mary, widow, r. 2626 Sutter
BiuTOwa Bobert, driver Cal. Cracker Co., r. 3501 Post
£arrowa Stephen S., contractor and builder, 346 Sat-
ter. r. 10 Carlos PI
i Barrows William, capitalist, r. 517 O'Farrell
'< Barrows William H.. attorney at law, T4 Montgomery
I Block, r. 3636 Sutter
I Barry Aaron, bozmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 14
Bonrbin PI
Barry Ann, widow, r. Eleventh Av, n» Bailroad At.
South S. F.
Barry Ann, domestic 714 Ellis
Barry Antonio, cook, r. 158 Clara, rear
Barry .Augustus W., machinist Sutter St. RB.. r. 31
Austin
Barry Bartholomew, deckhand stmr Oakland, r. 666
Shipley
Barry Bndget, domestic 570 Harrison
Barry Charl^. laborer new City Hall
Barry Charles, seaman schr Hueneme, Spear St. Wharf
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Barry Charles E., searcher records, 019 Montgomery
r. San Kaf'ael
Barry Charles.!., teamster, r. 127 Clara
Barry David, butoher, r. 18 Washington Av
Barry David, butcher David BaiTy jr.. r. E a Church,,
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Barry David, laborer, r. 210 Folsom
Barry David, laborer, r. 207 Folsom
Barry David, liquor saloon and cigar manuf, KE cor
Eighth and Heron, r. 4 Heron
Barry David, real estate, r. 436 Stevenson
Barry David Jr., market, N s Twenty-second, bet Do-
lores and Chattanooga, r. E s Church, bet Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-third
Barry Dennis, laborer Renton Coal Co., r. 778 Harri-
son
Barry Edward, carriagemater, r. 24 Eldley
Barry Edward, dairy. Crescent Av, nr San Bruno
Road. B. H.
Barry Edward, galvanizer John Lee b Co., r. 77 Clem
Barry Edward, melter Union Iron Works, r. 6 Freelon
Barry Edward, real-estate agent, 415 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Barry Edward L., r. 1051 Market
Barry Eliza A. Miss, r. 820 Union
Barry Ellen, domestic 1008 Sutter
Barry Enoch, watchman 8. F. Candle Co., r. 1069
Mission
Barry Frank, driver J. W; Fifield, r. 117 Eleventh
Barry Henry, steward, r. 863 Ji Market
Barry James, bricklayer, r. 412}^ Fell
Barry James, blacksmith, r. 211 Taylor
Barry James, driver Potrero and B.V. RR., r. cor Ken-
tucky and Sonoma
Barry James, fireman, r. 7 Hodges PI
Barry James, foreman Abner Doble, r. 211 Taylor
Barry James, fruits, SE cor Railroad and Sixteenth
Av8, South S. F.
Barry James, hack driver, r. 325 Folsom
Barry James, laborer, r. 262 Jessie
Barry James, salesman Kennedy & Durr,r. 3 Maria
Barry James, tailor, r. 410 Broadway
Barry James F., woodworker, r. W s Dolores, bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Barry James H. (Barry & Baird) r. 1224 Broadway
Barry James J., special policeman, r. 21 Fulton
Barry James P., laborer, r. 404 Seventh
Barry James R., canvasser, r. 949 Sacramento
Barry Jeremiah, maltster Hibernia Brewery, r. 4 Heron
Barry John, calker, r. 21 Ji Laugton
Barry John, expressman, J*IE cor Bush and Kearny, r.
8 Byington
Barry John, foreman City Cab and Carriage Stables,
r. 174 Jessie
Barry John, fouudryman Fulton Iron Works, r. 2523
Sacramento
Barry John, laborer, r. 16 Gilbert, rear
Barry John, laborer J. Craig & Co., r. 623 Fulton
Bany John, laborer Lucas & Co., r. 299 Folsom
Barry John, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Barry John, peddler, r. 18 Stevenson Av
Barry John, shoemaker S.W. Levy, r. 361 Clementina
Barry John, tentmaker Neville k Co., r. 8 Glover
Barry John D.. entry clerk Davis Bros., r. 20 Jessie
Barry John H., delivery clerk Western Union Tel.
Co., r. 211 Taylor
Barry John J., laborer, r. 404 Seventh
Barry John T., collector, 333 Montgomery, r. 307
Chestnut
Barry Julia, widow, r. 10 Varennea
Barry Kate, widow, r. N s Powell Av, bet Mission and
California Av
Barry Kate Mrs., lodgings, 157 Seventh
Barry Levi, laborer, r. Branch House
Barry Margaret, widow, r. 8 Glover
Barry Margaret, laundrymaid St. Joseph's . Roman
Catholic Infant Asylum, r. Silver Av, bet Seven-
teenth and Nineteenth Avs, South 8. F.
Barry Markham J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
609 Post
Barry Martin, tailor Lancaster & Northon, r. 1924
Bush
Barry Mary, widow, r. 3 Pratt Court
Bai:ry Mary, widow, r. 35 Valparaiso
Barry Mary, widow, r. 404 Seventh
Barry Mary, domestic 365 First
Barry Jtary, domestic 1808 Bush
Barrry Mary, domestic 1813 Pine
Barry Matthew B.', fruits and vegetables, SE cor Rail-
road and Sixteenth Avs, South 8. F.
Barry Maurice, laborer, r.W s Boyce, bet Point Lobos
Av and St. Rose
Barry Maurice F., tin roofer, r. 606 Minna
Barry M. C. Miss, assistant Market and Seventh St.
Primary School, r. 211 Taylor
Barry Michael, carpenter William B. Bradbury, r.
710 Howard
Barry Michael, deckhand stmr Capital, Oakland Ferry,
r. Oakland
Barry Michael, laborer Industrial Iron Works, r. San
Miguel
Barry Michael, machinist Ellas H. Thompson, r. 710
Howard
Barry Michael, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
Fairmount Tract, nr Bernal Station
Barry Michael, tailor, r. 9 St. Mary's, rear
Barry Michael J., groceries and liquors, NE cor Ne-
braska and Nevada
Barry Michael T.. policeman City Hall, r. 86 Everett
Barry Owen, laborer, r. 623 Fulton
Barry P., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Barry Patrick, groceries and liquors, 16 Seventh
Barry Patrick, groceries and Uquors, NW. cor Euss
and Natoma
Barry Patrick, laborer, r. 140 Freelon
Barry Patrick, laborer Golden State and Miners' Iron
Works, r. 56 Everett
Barry Patrick, seaman, r. 414 Folsom
Barry Patrick, ticket clerk Central Pac. RB., Oakland
Ferry
Barry Patrick, -watchman Mlchelssen, Brown & Co.,
r. W s Utah, bet Center and Santa Clara
Barry Patrick O., clerk C. V. Gillespie, r. 2319 Pacific
Barry Patrick T., soapmaker Clark Brothers, r. W B
Utah, bet Center and Santa Clara
Barry Richard, house mover John 8. Stratton, r. 542
Fifth
Barry Richard, laborer Weed & Kingwell, r. 260 Clara
Barry Richard, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 8 8 Wood,
nr Point Lobos Av
Barry Richard, sailmaker, r. 18 Washington Av
Barry Richard L., bookkeeper O'Neill, Kennedy & Stu-
art, r. iO'A Uausfh
Barry Robert, bookkeeper, r. 21 Prospect PI
Barry Robert, driver City RR., r. 18J1 Mission
Barry Robert, laborer, r. 1018 Clay
Barry Robert F., ropemaker, r. S 8 Sixteenth, bet
Guerrero and Dolores.
Barry T., laborer, r. 408!^ Natoma
Barry Theodore A., agt nt Naglee Native Brandy, 116
Montgomery, r. 709 Gearj'
Barry Thomas, foreman Charter Oak Stables, r. 57
Natoma
Barry Thomas, seaman, r. SE cor Harrison and Spear
Barry Thomas F., attorney at law, 302 Montgomery,
r. 35 Valparaiso
Barry Thomas T., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.
Barry William, r. 630 Jes.«ie
Barry William, blacksmith, r. 10 Varennes
Barry William, blacksmith Abner Doble, r. 211 Tay-
lor
Barry William, carpenter, r. 2116 Steiner
Barry William, clerk Edmund Birchell, r. 1603 Eddy
Barry William, hackman, NE. cor California and
Montgomery, ana livery stable, 1G23 Washington
Barry William, laborer, r. 81 Natoma
Barry William, laborer William T. Garratt, r. 639
Howard
Barry William, ship carpenter, r. 21 Rausch
Barry William, tanner Mission Tannery, r. 430 Shot-
well
Barry William, third officer Pacific Mail SS. City of
Chester
Barry William, tinsmith Charles Brown, r. 56 Everett
Barry William F. , printer, r. 1224 Broadway
Barry William H., wheelwright, r. 21 Rausch
Barry William J., r. 35 Valparaiso
Barry William McGill, naval architect, r. 609 Post
Barry & Baird (James H. Barry and James M. Baird)
book and job printers, 419 Sacramento
Barry. See Barrie
Barser H., seaman Pacific Coast 88. Gipsy
Barsotti Aurelio, peddler, r. 5 Hayward
Barstow Alfred (Rhodes & Barstow) attorney at law,
606 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Barstow Calvin, weigher Green St. Wharf
Barstow David P., attorney at law, 11 and 12 8. F.
Stock Exchange Building, r. Oakland
Barstow Frederick O., dentist and physician, office
and r. 1336 Sacramento
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Barsto-vv George, attorney at law, 309 California,
r. 927 Pine
Barstow Jane, ■widow, r. 15)4 Oak Grove Av
Barstow John L., mining, r. American Exchange Hotel
Barstow S. F., student Heald's Business College
Barstow William, physician, r. 42 TJ. S. Court Building
Barsulia Charles, vegetable dealer, r. 741 Vallejo
Bart Annie, widow, r. 3 Chestnut Alley
Bartels Christian H., porter Dodge, Sweeney & Co.. r.
SW cor Battery and Green
Bartels Frederick, tinsmith, r. 389 Eighth
Bartels Henry, dyer, 30 Harriet
Bartels Henry, liciuor saloon, SW cor Front and
Union, r. 2128 Mission
Bartels Henry, upholsterer, 426 Hayes, r. NW cor Polk
and Fell
Bartels Max, musician, r. 137 Post
Bartels Kichard, porter Sol.Waugenheim & Co., r. 1014
Hampshire
Barter David W., laborer, r. 1440 Minna
Barteson Maurice, seaman barkentine B. K. Ham,
Larue's Wharf
Bartet Anna, widow, r. 36 Austin
Barth Charles, iron-cornicemaker Conlln & Boberts,
r. 10 M Cleaveland
Barth Isadore, r. 36}^ Valparaiso
Barth Philip, clerk I. Glazier & Co., r. 131 O'Farrell
Barth Richard, machinist Joshua Hendy
Barth Rudolf, watchmaker W. A. Hammond & Co., r.
201.'i Webster
Barth William, cornicemaker Conlin k Roberts, r. 724
Mission
Barthel Robert, liquor dealer, r. 1304 Powell
Barthelemy N., boot and shoemaker, 723 Pacific
Barthen Antonia, widow, r. 12 Cedar Av
Barthen Fannie iliss, teacher music, r. 12 Cedar Av
Barthey George, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 125
Langton
Barthlow T. M., r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Barthol Adam, teamster Union Pac. Salt Co., r. 463
Minna
Barthold Adolph, laborer, r. 15 Beideman
Barthold B. A., teamster Masonjc Cemetery, r. 15
Beidemann
Barthold Henry R., butcher, r. 157 Shipley
Bartholdt Amelia, dressmaker, r. 1809 Powell
Bartholdt Max, driver S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 1809
Powell
Bartholdt Minna, domestic 614 Fulton
Bartholdy Otto A., plumber John Bohn, r. 638 )i Na-
toma
Bartholoma John, liquor saloon, NE cor Commercial
and Battery, r. 1022 Battery
Bartholome Giuseppe, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Bartholomew Henry G., expressman, r. 2106 Devisa-
dero
Bartholow Eugene B., clerk, r. 614 J4 Hayes
Bartholow Frank M., agent stmr Duncan, 309 Sacra-
mento, r. Palace Hotel
Bartholow Wesley E., bookkeeper, r. 514)i Hayes
Barthrop Edward, steward Industrial School
Bartiiiio T., laborer, r. 12 Gilbert
Bartlett Alfred, realestate, r. 2531 California
Bartlett Alfred J., drayman David L. Farnsworth, r.
122 Eddy
Bartlett Annie Miss, r. 900 Van Ness Av
Bartlett Backus L.,r. 1120 Pine
Bartlett Charles H., decorator and painter, 318 Post,
r. 675 Mission
Bartlett Charles M., painter John J. Cooney, r. 675
Mission
Bartlett ColuntbuH, attorney at law, 12 Mont-
gomery, r. 1131 Ellis
Bartlett Earl, attorney at law, 36 Montgomery Block,
r. cor Point Lobos and Fifteenth Av
Bartlett Edward C. (Fontaua & Bartlett) r. 2510 Cal
Bartlett Frank A., stairbuilder, r. 919 Post
Bartlett George C, bookkeeper A. C. Nichols & Co.,
r. Oakland
Bartlett George G., quartermaster Pacific Mall 88.
China
Bartlett Gideon N., agent. 30 Cnlifornia, r. 906 Market
Bartlett Hazcn W., master mariner, r. 1820 Jessie
Bartlett Henry E., driver Contra Costs Laundry Assn,
r. Oakland
Bavtlett I. C, with Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing
Co., r. 127 Kearny
Bartlett J., laborer, r. 321 Paciflo
Bartlett James, carpenter, r. W 8 Sanchez, bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Bartlett Jared, shipcarpenter, r. 312Beale
Bartlett .Job C, foreman David L. Farnsworth, r. 122
Eddy
Bartlett Joseph G., confectioner, r. Sanford Hotel
Bartlett Lydia J. Mrs., lodfjings, 230 Sixth
Bartlett Mary A. Mrs., r. 900 Van Ness Av
Bartlett Nathaniel, flourpackcr National Flour Mills,
r. 1012 Montgomery
Bartlett Pliny (Contra Costa Laundry Assn) r. Oak-
land
Bartlett Robert B., sergeant at arms Board of Super-
visors, r. 36 Moss
Bartlett Thomas, laborer, r. 33 Tehama
Bartlett Walter A., collector Davis Sewing Machine
Co., r. 756 Folsom
Bartlett Ward S., waiter Occidental Hotel, r. Sacra-
mento House
Bartlett Washington, attorney at law, 12 Montgomery,
r. 317 Powell
Bartlett W. H., proptr San Quentin Schooner freight
line, 18-22 Drumm
Bartlett William, engineer tug Frolic, Folsom St.
Wharf
Bartlett William C, journalist Evening Bulletin, r.
Oakland
Bartlett William S., cashier National Gold Bank and
Trust Co., r. Oakland
Bartley George, laborer Pac. Boiling Mill, r. E b
Louisiana, bet Shasta and Napa *
Bartley George W., meterman S. F. Gaslight Co., r.
125 Langton
Bartley Kate, domestic 932 Mission
Bartling' Henry, civil engineer and secretary
Board City Hall Commissioners, office junction
McAllister and Park Av, r. 24 Glen Park Av
Bartling William (Bartllng & Kimball) r. Oakland
Bartling & Kimball (William Bartling and
Henry Kimball) bookbinders and blank book
mauufs, 505 Clay
Bartlow William, porter John Klefer, r. 823 Jackson
Bartman Antone, carpenter, r. 8 s Birch At, bet Bu-
chanan and Laguna
Bartmann Charles, musician, r. 729 Grove
Bartmann Ferdinand, carpenter, r. 729 Grove
Bartmann John, millwright, r. 608 Ivy Av
Bartmann John A., asphaltum roofer, r. 1 Willow, nr
Folsom
Bartmann John C, teacher music, r. 729 Grove
Bartnett Thomas, porter Occidental Hotel, r. 32 Te-
hama, rear
Barto Giovanni, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Barto Harrison, printer, r. 16 Reed
Barto Mary, widow, r. 3 Caroline PI
Bartochi V., vegetable dealer, r. W s Webster, bet
McAllister and Tyler
Bartoli John, fruit dealer, SW cor Jackson and Hyde
Bartolomeo Pascualete, drayman, r. 511 Union
Bartolomo Jose, milker Antone Emhoft", r. Eighteenth
Av, bet F and G, South S. F.
Barton Arthur (Barton & Hale) r. 216 Tyler
Barton Benjamin F. (B. F. Barton & Co.) r. Alameda
Barton B. F. <& Co. (Benjamin F. Barton)
proptrs Pioneer Salt Works and manufs Peerless
Yeast Powder, 211 and 213 Sacramento
Barton Charles, actor Baldwin Theater
Barton Daniel, plasterer, r. 45 Jessie
Barton David, r. 450 Tehama
Barton Frank, salesman Martin J. Flavin, r. 618
Minna
Barton George, coachman George C. Perkins, 2804
Howard
Burton George, engineer, r. 418 Branuan
Barton George D., laborer, r. 450 Tehama
Burton George E.. attorney at law, r. 2623 Clay
Barton Harry F., clerk, r. 2208 Jackson
Barton Henry F., overseer Cal. Silk Manufacturing
Co., r. cor Eleventh Av and O, South S. F.
Barton Hugh, stonecutter lames Henderson, r. N B
Point Lobos Av,W of Parker
Barton James, boot and shoemaker, 819 Battery
Barton John, cook stmr McPherson, Washington St.
Wharf
Barton John, president Union Pacific Salt Co.,
216 Sacramento, r. Alameda
Barton John, waiter Palace Hotel
Barton Joshua H., r. 638 Howard
Barton J. S., engineer, r. 418 Brannan
Barton Julia L. Miss, r. NE cor Center and Carolina
Barton Phineas W., clerk Fireman's Fund Insurance
Co., r. Alameda
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Barton Richard, milkman, r. 1232 Union
Barton Robert, r. 720 Brannan
Barton Robert, mining engineer, 406 Montgomery,
r. NW cor Jackson and Gough
Barton Samuel AI., city agent J. J. Desmond & Sons,
410 California
Barton S. S., carpenter, r. 454 Minna
Bai ton Thomas S., clerk Coffin & Hendry, r. 1211 Bush
Barton W. B., r. Palace Hotel
Barton Willavd T., assistant secretary S. F. Stock and
Exchange Board, r. 1011 Pine
Barton ■VN'illiaui, boxmaker, r. 636 Mission
Barton William, clerk, r. 2208 Jackson
Barton William, stevedore, r. 754 Harrison
Barton William Jr., milkman, r. 1232 Union
Barton William D., r. 1232 Union
Barton William H., stock broker, r. 2422 Buchanan
Barton William W.. salesman B. F. Barton & Co., r.
2224 Buchanan
Barton & Hale (ArthurBartou and Horace Hale) horse-
shoers, 22 Tyler
Barton. See Burton
Bartram Charles, laborer Smith, Lucy & Co., r. 2119
Mason
Bartram John, salesman H. Friedlander, r. 333 Eddy
Bartscb Charles, carriagesmith John B. Arfort, r. 207
Post
Bartz Charles, tailor, 638?^ Mission
Baruch Frederick, salesman Hoffman & Co., r. 53554
O'Farrell
Baruch Isaac, r. 535 J^ O'Farrell
Baruch Paulina, midwife, r. 912 Folsom
Baruch Simon (Honig & Baruch) r. 657 Harrison
Barut Albert, clerk Justinian Caire, r. 24013^ Taylor
Barut Augustus, blacksmith James S. Hayes, r. 1401
Powell
Barut Raymond (Barut & Bellocq) r. 2401 Ji Taylor
Barut & Bellocq (Raymond Barut and Alfred Bellocq)
wines and liqtiors, NW cor Powell and Broadway
Baruth Ernst F., groceries and liquors, SW cor Post
and Fillmore
Baruth Henry, tailor, r. 556 Natoma
Baruth Peter W., groceries, 2401 Clay
Barz August, blacksmith and carriagemaker, W s
Montgomery Av, bet Greenwich and Filbert
Barzelotte Alberto, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Barzi Caroline, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Barzuglio Guissepe, Italian Benev. Soc 423 Wash
Basalt Co. The, Frank L. Palmer secretary, 533
Kearny, room 1
Basch A., tailor, r. 113 Silver
Basch Hugo, barber M. Rosenthal, r. 16 Stockton PI
Basch Louis, manuf and importer gents' fiirnishing
goods, 206 Kearny, r. 127 Eddy
Basch Rosa, widow, boarding, 421 Drumm
Basch. See Bash
Bascizza Guiseppe, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Bascom Annie Mrs., dre.-'smaker, 115 Geary
Bascom Henry B., tailor, 115 Geary
Bascom John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bascom J. T., conductor Hayes Valley Branch Market
St. RR.
Bascombe Annie Miss, r. 32 Turk
Basford Jacob K., physician, r. 2133 Bush
Basford .John F., clerk Harry G. Price, r. 435 Jessie
Basford RaliJhX., druggist, SE cor Bush and Fillmore
Bash Hyman, tailor, 2 Bryant PI, r. 523 )i Natoma
Bash. See Basch
Bashal Frederick, r. 1008 Post
Bashford Levi, merchant, office 218 Front
Basilauski Alphonse, fruit and vegetables. Grand
Western Market, r. 36 Austin
Baskerville Hubert, r. 745 Tehama
BaBker\'llle William, seaman, r. 41 Vallejo
Baskin Mary M., teacher Chinese select school, r. 933
Sacramento
Basler George A (Easier & Jewell) r. 29 Pearl
Easier "Si Jewell (George A. Basler and William S.
Jewell) paints, oils, glass, etc., 1005 Market
BasquezEsteban, tailor Joseph Assion, r. 205 Mont
Bass Eliza Mrs., r. 565 Mission
Bass I. H., proptr Echo Lodgings, 863 J4 Market
Bass Salvatora, gardener, W s Mission, nr St. Mary's
College
Bass Thomas J. (T. J. Bass & Co.), r. SE cor Noe and
Fifteenth
Bass T. J. & Co. (Thomas J. Bass) paints, oils,
glass, and coachpainters' supplies, 27 Dupont
Bassart Charles E., master mariner, r. E s Sanchez,
bet Twenty-ninth and Day
Bassen Joachim, maltster Albany Brewery, r. 74 Ev-
erett
Bassett A., Stonecutters' Pro. Assn., 818 Howard
Bassett A. C, supt Southern Pac. RE., NE cor Fourth
*■ and Towusend, room 31, r. 25 South Park
Bassett C. miner, r. 636 Commercial
Bassett C. F. & Co. (Charles F. Bassett) commission
Bassett Charles F. (C. F. Bassett & Co.) r. 1630 W Miss
Bassett Daniel J., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Bassett Elizabeth, widow, r. b9 Clementina
Bassett Henry, r. 3:^9 Jessie
Bassett Henry D., clerk John Kentfleld & Co., r. Oak-
land
Bassett James M., proptr Golden Era, 606 Clay, r. Oak-
land
Bassett John, longshoreman, r. 22.5 Perry, rear
Bassett Joseph, produce commission, 221 and 223 Clay,
r. Fruit Vale, Alameda Co.
Bassett Madison H., teamster Capitol Mills, r. 235
Eighth
Bassett Martin E., collector Oakland Ferry, r. 417 Kear
Bassett Martin L., carpenter and builder, r. 118 Liberty
Bassett Rachel, widow, r. 1711 Howard
Bassett Russell, actor California Theatre, r. St. Da-
vid's House
Bassi Caroline, widow, r. 13 Lewis
Bassi Fulvio, widow, r. 318 Broadway
Bassi Joseph, r. 616 Post
Bassi Lewis, boilermaker Moynihan & Altkeu, r. 10
Lewis
Bassi Michel, miner, r. 1205 Stockton
Bassignano Peter, cigars and tobacco, NW cor Sixth
and Howard, r. 306 Downey
Bassillio Joseph, engineer Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co. , r. 216 Union
Bassini Bernard, collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1205
Union
Bassity James E., plasterer, r. 113 Jones
Bassity Mathew F., plasterer, r. 414Ji Fulton
Bassler Jacob, miner, r. 814 Montgomery
Basso Stefano, Italian Benev. Society, 423 Washington
Basson Joseph (Basson & McDonnell) and malster
Albany Brewery, 71 Everett
Basson cfe McDonnell (Joseph Basson and John Mc-
Donnell) dry goods, 2(i02 Mission
Bast Anthony, architectural draughtsman, r. 112 Val-
paraiso
Bast Engelbert, stockbroker, r. 112 Valparaiso
Bastheim Jo.seph, merchant, r. 1509 Gough
Bastian Agatha, domestic 1705 Powell
Bastian Benedict, tailor, r. 7 Quincy PI
Baston Abuer F., expressman Kohler & Chase, r. 1022
McAllister
Baston Joseph G., with Waterhouse & Lester, r. 741
Market
Baston J. W., r. 1526 McAllister
Bataille Albert P. (Bataille & Fleig) r. 1209 Powell
Bataille & Fleig (Albert P. Bataille and John Fleig)
liquor saloon, 544 California
Batavia Marks, barber, 49 Sacramento
Batavia Philip, barber, 651 Merchant, r. 22 Mary
Batchelder Henry, r. 114 Austin
Batchelder Henry L., r. 4 Hopeton Terrace
Batchelder Hiram, carrier Evening Bulletin, r. 835
Broadway
Batchelder J., laborer Presidio Reservation
Batchelder John, r. 114 Aiistin
Batchelder John R., carpenter, r. 1053)^ Tyier
Batchelder Levi L., stevedore, r. 4 Hopeton Terrace
Batchelder Levi P., letter carrier Post Office, r. 4
Hopeton Terrace
Batchelder Nathan P., clerk quartermaster's depart-
ment U. S. A., r. 1022 Mission
Batchelder Richard N., major U. S. A., depot quarter-
master Military Division Pacific, office 36 New
Montgomery, r. Palace Hotel
Batchelder Sadie Miss, with Westheimer & Kahn, r.
250 Fourth
Batchelder W. H., laborer Presidio Reservation
Batchelder William H., housemover, r. 114 Austin
Batchelder William S., clerk White & Bauer, r. i
Hopeton Terrace
Batchelder. See Bachelder.
Bate William H., mechanic Ackerman Bros., r. 211
Stevenson
Bateman Francis, groceries and liquors, 62)4 West
Mission
Bateman I. C. (estate of) office 318 Pine
Bateman I. C. Mrs., widow, r. 555 Harrison
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wholesale and retail dealer in PAPER HAV6IIV6S
ami all kinds of Window Shade
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JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
W'HOLESALE HARDW^ARE,
Corner Market and Front Streets.
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Bateman Joseph, carpenter, r. 301.5 Laguna
Batemau Michael C, contractor, r. 1912 Pacific Av
Bateman W. H., book agent, r. 328 Fell
Bateman William (.J. Kemp & Co.) r. 16 Rausch
Batep Alfred, macbinist Union Iron Works, r. 11 Board-
man
Bates Alfred, teacher Zeitska's Institute, 922 Post, r.
1138 Sutter
Bates Andrew T., attorney at law, 426 California, r.
Grand Hotel
Bates Asher B. Mrs., r. 1619 Washington
Bates Catherine M., widow, r. 764 Harrison
Bates Cicero M., i)LysiLiau and surgeon, 224
Kearny, and commissioner of insanity, r. Oakland
Bates Daniel S., night inspector Custom House, r. 113
Eleventh
Bates Dudley C. (S. B. Boswell & Co.) r. 1705 Octavia
Bates Edward K., liiiuor dealer, r. 112 Eddy
Bales Edward P., mining, 320 Sansome, r. Buss House
Batfs Elizabeth, widow, r. 1808 Gough
Bates Eugene, cashier Crane & Brigham, r. 2214 Fill-
more
Bates Frank D., clerk M'ellman, Peck & Co., r. 1705
Octavia
Bates George, principal University School, 320 Eddy,
r. 1808 Gough
Bates George, seaman Bchr Sycamore, Channel St.
Wharf
Bates George A., tinsmith Taylor Goodrich, r. cor
Stockton and Sutter
Bates George O., r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Bates George S., Evening Bulletin editorial rooms, r.
Oakland
Bates Herbert F. A. (Thomas D. Bates & Bro.) r. 11
Geary
Bates James H., assistant engineer Central Pac. RB.,
r. 22 Geary
Bates John, seaman schrSycamore. Channel St. Wharf
Bates John Jr., captain schr Sycamore, Channel St.
Wharf
Bates John S., gardener, r- 828 Nineteenth
Bates Joseph C, attorney at law, 434 California,
r. 2412 Pine
Bates Mar.shiill A., cashier W. J. Callingham S Co., r.
San Rafael, Marin Co.
Bates Mary, v.idow, r. 2105 Jonos
Bates Morris S., cashier Williams, Dlmond & Co.,r.
504 Geary
Bates Morris V. (Morris U. Bates & Co.) r. 207 Powell
Bates Morris U. & Co. (Morris U. Bates) publishers
Daily foramercicl News and Shipping List, 423
Wasl:ington
Bates Pi.uliue. widow, r. 460 Minna
Batis Samuel P., master mariner, r. 1114 Twenty-first
Bates Tharldeus, salesman West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 623 Harrison
Bates Thomas D. (Thomas D. Bates & Bro.) r. 1522
Market
Bates Thomas D. & Brother (Thomas D. and Herbert
F. k.) room letting agency, 11 Geary
Bates Thomas H. painter Gumpertz i Spamer, r.
1526 Powell
Bates William, carpenter, r. 211 Stevenson
Bates Williaju, contractor, r. 1135 Harrison
Bates William E., clerk Joseph Bernhard, r. 112 Eddy
Batllle Louis, laborer, r. SW cor Driimm and Jackson
Batista Louis, laborer Lick House
Batkin Henry M., collector A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
1104 Misi^ion
Batseie John, cook G. Wittman & Co., r. 1116 Bryant
Batt Henry, cigamiaker J. Casner & Co., r. 18 Harriet
Batt Jacob, merchant, r. 18 Harriet
Batt Samuel, clerk Charles Blacli, r. 18 Harriet
Battaglia Giovanni, Italian Benevolent 8oc.,423 Wash
Battalora A. Mrs., laundress Mme. A. Barbaste, r. 838
Clay
Battalora Pittro, glazier, r. 1413 Dupont
Battams William, salesman W. W. Montague i Co., r.
Occidental Hotel
BattfcUe G. E., agent manufacturing jewelers, 110 Sut-
ter, r. Fruit Vale, Alameda Co.
Battelle Ernest L., clerk Collin & Mayhew, r. SW cor
Twenty-third and Harrison
Batten George, porter J. A. T. Overend, r. SIC Com.
Batten Louis, laborer A. Wilson, r. Humboldt Lodg-
ings
Batten Sampson, stonecutter, r. 8 s California, bet
Broderick and Baker
Batten Samuel H., law student Joseph C. Bates, r. 8 8
California, bet Baker and Broderick
Batterby Edward, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Battei-man Edward, baker Balthasar Stumpf, r. 226
Pacific
Battersby Frederick, wagonmaker Patrick Donahue, r.
10}^ Cleaveland, rear
Battersby James, watchmaker and .jeweler, 13 Third,
r. 632 Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Batterton William, teamster, r. 2411 Jackson
Battertrem Otto Van. r. Ahlbom House
Battery Street Bonded Warehouse, George
C. Bode proptr, SV.' cor Battery and Filbert
Battery-St. Wbarf, foot Battery
Batteux Caroline, widow, r. 106 Park Av
Battiada Giovanni, fisherman, r. SWcor Sansome and
Greenwich
Battiada Joseph, fisherman Front-St. Wharf
Battiada Lulsa, Italian Benevolent Soc. 423 Washing-
ton
Battiger Herman, upholsterer, r. 1207 Steiner
B:ittles Au;justus S., liquor saloon, 214 Dupont
Battles John, projjtr Kiug-St. House, 103 and 105 King
Battles Luke, grocer, r. 343^ Clara
Battles Ward, clerk Magee & Moore, r. 1109 Post
Battles William W., merchant, r. 1109 Post
Battleson Martiu O., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Mariposa, bet Pennsylvania Av and Mississippi
Battu Hippolyte Jr., painter, r. 1112 Hyde
Battu Zoe Mrs., r. 1112 Hyde
Batturs A. L. Mrs., first assistant matron Protestant
Orphan Asylum
Batturs Edward T., deputy County Assessor, r. 405
Leavenworth
Batwell Katie, domestic 117 Jones
Bauch Joseph, waiter Gustavus Pope, r. 551 First
Bauch Peter G.. ship and custom house broker, 500
Battery, r. 71U Union
Bauchant Julia A., widow, r. 2430 Sacramento
Bauchow Bernard, vegetable gardener, SE cor Presidio
Reservation
Baud Frank, proptr Hayes Valley Brass Works, 522
Fulton
Baud Henry F., insurance agent, r. 1730 Eddy
Baud Louis, bootmaker Charles Dietle, r. 317 First
Baude Alice, domestic 910 Lombard
Baudoin Louis, laborer Louis Sloss & Co., r. 651 Third
Bauer Abraham (Bauer, Tobriner & Co.) r. Paris
Bauer Adolph C. (Biedermann & Eauer) r. 611 Natoma
Bauer Alexander, butcher, r. 108 Twenty-fifth
Bauer Brothers (John and Louis) cutlers and tool-
makers, 654 Mission
Bauer Charles, policeman City Hall, r. 721 Jv Clem
Bauer Charles, storekeeper What Cheer House Restau-
rant, r. 531 Sacramento
Bauer Charles, milk ranch, N s Montgomery Av, bet
Franci-'co and Bay
Bauer Charles F., carpenter, r. 611 Natoma \
Bauer Charles G., driver J. Gundlach & CoV^. 622
Lombard
Bauer Eiuil E.,
Alemany
Bauer Eniile, manager S. F. News Co
ington, r. 1838 Geary
Bauer F., widow, r. 1143 Mission
Bauer Frederick, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Bauer Frederick C, druggist John A. Bauer, r. 509
Post
Bauer George, barber, r. 212 Gough
Bauer George, liquor saloon, 2208 Powell
Bauer Guslav A., proptr Cincinnati Brewery, SW cor
Fulton and Lyon
Bauer Henry C, boxmaker Max Waizman, r. 611
Natoma
Bauer Jacob, baker, r. 1318 Kearny
Bauer J. C. & Co. (J. Christian Bauer) Importers
hops, corks and brewers' stock, 632 Sacramento
Bauer J. Christian (J. 0. Bauer h Co.) r. 519 Frank-
lin
Bauer John, r. 23 Everett *
Bauer John (Bauer Brothers) r. 654 Mission
Bauer John, proptr Tivoll Brewery, E s Fillmore,
bet Waller and Germauia
Bauer John A., manufacturing chemist and drug-
gist, 101 Post, r. 509 Post
Bauer John F., farmer, r. San Miguel Station
Bauer John J., cabinetmaker, r. San Miguel Station
Bauer Joseph, capitalist, r. 1042 Folsom
Bauer Joseph, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 114
Langton, rear
Bauer Josie Miss, r. 1838 Geary
Bauer L. B., r. 5)4 Dupont
laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 7
, 413 Wash-
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY "^shing^oonj^ short notice
I MArnnKiniinU importer of and D^AiiER in coal and pig iron,
J. mMUUUIlUUUn, 41 MarUet Street, corner Spear.
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Bauer Leonhardt, cabinetmaker Edward Eibn, r. Wi
Gilbert
Bauer Leopold, milk dealer, r. S a Green, bet Frank-
lin and Gough
Bauer Louis (Bauer Brothers) r. Go! Mission
Bauer Louis, salesman Oriental Tea Co., r. 564)^
Natoma
Bauer Margaret, widow, r. 624 Green
Bauer Martin, lampmaker Emile Boesch, r. 569 Miss
Bauer Moses, salesman Bauer, Tobriner & Co., r. 13U7
Gough
Bauer Pauline, domestic 317 Larkin
Bauer Peter, capitalist, r. 1;J21)^ Siockton
Bauer Samuel, proptr Western White Goods
Manufacturing Co., 547 Market, r. 1307 Gough
Bauer Simon, packer, r. 2t Rausch
Bauer, Tobriner ^ Co. (Abraham Bauer and
Matthew Tobriner) iiai)orter8 and wholesale
dealers fancy goods, laces, embroideries and Vic-
toria zephyr, 547 Market
Bauer William H., upholsterer, r. 1517 California, rear
Bauer. See Uaur and Bower
Bauerle Charles, waiter Johnson k Olsen, r. Oakland
Bauerman Fred., driver Henry Schwerin, r. County
I^ine, bet Mission and San Bruno Roads
Bauerman John, milker Henry Schwerin, r. County
Line, bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Bauersfeld Frederick, woodturner, r. 1070 Bryant,
rear
Baugh Josephine Miss, r. 106 Mason
Baugh Theodore E., r. 44 Sixth
Bauliof Charles, baker J . Schulz & Co., r. 643 Clay
Bauldry George F., captain ship Helen Mar, Vallejo
Street Wharf
Baulsir Nimrod, pump and blockmaker, r. 1332 Wash
Baum Charles, consul Argentine Republic, 510 Battery
Baum David A., canvasser Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Co., r. 310 Kearny
Baum Grustave, importer and dealer furniture,
bedding, cari^ets, oilcloths, matting and up-
holstery goods, 1132 Market, r. 1715 Larkin
Baum Hj-man, uphoLsterer Gustave Baum, r. 1713
Larkin
Baum J. & Co. (Julius Baum and Henry Shrler)
importers and manufs clothing, 7 and 9 Saueome
Baum John T., lifjuor saloon, NE cor Cal. and Walnut
Baum Julius (J. Baum & Co.) r. Ill Van Ness Av
Baum Reinhold, bartender William Baum, r. 101
Powell
Baum Simon (Mansfield & Co.) r. 401 Van Ness Av
Baum WilJiam, proptr Florence Saloon, 101
Powell, r. 22 Anna
Bauman A. (Liesch & Bauman) r. 245 Fourth
Bauman Charles, chairmaker, r. 4 Lewis
Bauman Ferdinand, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Mont
Bauman George, tailor, r. 1620 Stockton
Bauman John, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Bauman Solomon, merchant, r. 5Ji Garden
Baumann Bertha Mrs., fortune teller, r. 119)^0'Far-
rell
Baumann John, musician, r. 707 McAllister
Baumann John D., student Barnard's Business Col-
lege, r. 707 McAllister
Baumann Joseph, cooper Michelssen, Brown & Co., r.
540 Ninth
Baumann Philip, confectioner Schroth & Westerfeld,
r. 1308 Mission
Baumann Robert, tanner Christian Hellwig, r. E e
Gunhisou Av, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eighth, B. H.
Baumann Sigmuud, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r.
309 Powell
Baumann. See Bowman
Baumberger James, bookkeeper Breeze & Loughran,
r. 1328 Tyler
Baumeister August, r. 637 Pacific
Baumeister Charles, foreman John Horsner, r. Chan-
nel, bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Baumeister Heuriette, widow, r. 1 August Alley
Baumeister John, tailor, r. 628 Locust Av
Baumeister Joseph, cabinetmaker, r. 56 Shipley
Baumer Joseph, shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, r. 1323 M
Natoma
Baumgardner Etta M. Mrs., vice-principal Denman
Grammar School, r. 711 Leavenworth
Baumgardner Jacob, r. Helvetia Hotel
Baumgardner Jacob, milker J. A. Shepston, r. San
Miguel Station
Baumgardner Johannes, r. Helvetia Hotel
Bavungarduer Sylvester J., broker, r. 711 Leav
Baum^ifarten A. «!tf Co. (Anton Bauragarten and
Joseph Baumgarten) importers cloth, tailors'
trimmings, etc., 7 Montgomery
Baumgarten Anton (A. Baumgarten & Co.) r. 21
Dupont
Baumgarten Francis M., chemist Cal. Sugar Refinery,
r. 179 Sixteenth
Baumgarten Joseph (A. Baumgarten & Co.) r. 1004
Van Ness Av
Baumgarten Joseph, shoemaker, 426 Fourth, r. 109
Tehama
Baumgartner John, clerk G. Leipnitz & Co., r. Ahl-
born House
Baumgartner Peter, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Mont.
Baumgartner Valentine (Baumgartner & Bohls) r. 137
Thirteenth
Baumgartner k Bohls (Valentine Baumgartner and
John H. Bohls) tobacco factory, 230 and 2.32 Four-
teenth
Bauml W. S., Cigar Makers' Assn., 771 Market
Baumm Otto, r. 366 Natoma
Baun Jasper, groceries and liquors, 915 Eighteenth
^r Castro
Baur Conrad, molder, .^tna Iron Works, r. SW cor
Howard and Beale
Baur Otto, salesman Michalitschke Bros., r. 1621 Clay
Baurhyte Isaac, engineer, r. 22 (^ Bluxome
Baurhyte William, stockbroker, r. 2510 California
Baurnique Charles, laborer Gailhard Hotel
Bausch John F. A., chicken-ranch, SE cor Utah and
El Dorado
Bausman Harry D., clerk William W. Bausman, r. 552
Minna
Bausman William, journalist Morning Call, r. 552
Minna
Bau!<man William IV., mining secretary, 409
California, r. Palace Hotel
Bautz Leo'i, bottler Pioneer Soda Works, r. N s Ger-
mania nr Webster
Bauxis Jean, bakery and confectionery, 911 Pacific, r.
909 Pacific
Bavaria Brew'ery, Phillip Frauenholz proptr., E s
Montgomery Av, bet Vallejo and Green
Bawden Samuel, blacksmith, 64 First
Baxter Charles E. A., mining, r. 923 Tyler
Baxter Charles G., clerk Bennett .*t Jones, r. 709 Jones
Baxter David F., stage proptr, r. 1145 Mission
Baxter Edward H. (Crane & Brigham) r. 1109 Howard
Baxter Edward N., student, r. 114.5 Mission
Baxter Ellen Miss, machine operator Jory Bros., r. 17
Harrison Av
Baxter Frank C. (Baxter & Blank) r. 711 Post
Baxter Ha^vley W., manager Mercantile Collec-
tion Bureau, 216 Sausome, r. Oakland
Baxter Henry, laborer Phillip ('aduc, r. Ss Berry, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Baxter J., laborer Bisdonl. and L. Works
Baxter James, baker, r. 54 First
Baxter James, engineer, r. 61 yi Shipley
Baxter John, laborer, r. 322 Third
Baxter John, painter F. L. Gilman, r. 937 Mission
Baxter Joseph, seaman ship Helen Mar, Vallejo St.
Wharf
Baxter Joseph P., policeman City Hall, r. 917 Filbert
Baxter Lydia L., widow, r. 1109 Howard
Baxter Mary, widow, r. 306 Downey
Baxter Mary, domestic 802 McAllister
Baxter M. G. Miss, saleslady J. J. Cook
Baxter N. E. Mrs., lodgings, 1145 Mission
Baxter Patrick, laborer, r. 17 llarrison Av
Baxter Thomas, porter F. Foley & Co., r. 17 Harri-
son Av
Baxter William S., bookkeeper Redington & Co., r.
Oakland
Baxter <S£ Blank (Frank C. Baxter and Louis
Blank) Excelsior Portrait Co., 832 Market
Bay and Coast Railroad Company, A. E.
Davis president, office 20 and 21 Nevada Block
Bay and Coast Telegrapli Company, A. E.
Davis presifient,. office 20 and 21 Nevada Block
Bay and River Line Schooners, estate of Jerome B.
Piper proptr, Francis M. Stevens manager, 7 Clay
Bay City Insurance Co., 442 California
Bay City Market, 1134-1146 Market
Bay City Oyster Co. (L. H. Rhoades, William
Mills, A. L. Bush, F. H. Crafts and W. J. John-
son) wholesale oyster dealers, 72 California
Market
Bay City Soda Water Co., John Grennan manager, 110
and 112 Tyler
I nilNni APM ki rCi Growers of and Dealers m FINE WINES.
Jt VJIUIlUL-r\Vyll VX \J\J* Corner Market and Second Streets.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPORTATION CO., ^lYo^^i^a*'/^?^'
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WHOLESALE
No. T3 California Market,
SAN FBANCISCO.
W. J. JOHNSON, ASENT.
Bay DiBtrict Fair Grounds, bet A and C and First and
Sixth Avs, nr Golden Gate Park
Bay District Fair Grounds Hotel, James R. Dickey
proptr, Siith Av, nr Fulton
Bay Soap and Candle Works, Lavenson, Winter & Co.
proptrs, factory M, bet Sixth and Seventh Avs,
South S. F, office i;nd warehouse 119 and 121 Front
Bay State Dairy, Charlt s M. Hawes proptr, SW
cor Napa and Connecticut
Bay State Oyster House, Siebold & Eul proptrs, 7
Stockton
Bay State Silver Mining Co. Lincoln Co., Nev. J. W.
Pew secretary, 310 Pine ,
Bay View Chemical Works, John Horstmann proptr,
manufs of sal soda, office 700 Bush
Bay View Distillery, cor Eighteenth Avand H, South
S. F.
Bay View House, Frank P. McClennan proptr, Rail-
road Av, bet Twenty.fourtU and Twenty-fifth Avs,
South S. F.
Bay View Tallow Works, Milly Brotbers proptrs, cor
Twenty-seventh Av and G,Bay View, South S. F.,
office 562 Brannan
Bay W^arehouse, T. F. Carvell proptr, W s Sansome,
bet Lombard and Greenwich
Bayer Julius F., bottled beer, 8 Heron, r. 389 Eighth
Bayerque J. B. Mrs., widow, r. 819 Mission
Bayle John, tripe etc., 7 Califoruia Market, r.
Fifth Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Bayless Charles H., draftsman William H. Baylees,
r. 2216 Mission
Bayless Joseph A., draftsman Dewey & Co., r. 2216
Mission
Bayless William H., architect, 106 Leidesdorfif, r. 2216
Mission
Bayley Alfred H., bartender Charles A. Bayley, r. 630
Green
Bayley diaries A., liquor saloon, 659 Clay, r.
630 Grten
Bayley Ch.^rles Hunter, merchant, r. 630 Green
Bayley George B., clerk Nevada Bank of San Francis-
co, r. Oakland
Bayley George H., clerk, r. 20 Jesfiie, bet Seventh and
Eighth
Bayley Thomas, driver, r. 323 Washington
Bayley William, r. 30 Clay
Bayley William, driver, r. 323 Washington
Bayley. See Bailey and Bailly
Bayly Charles A., apothecary and Supervisor Tenth
Ward, SE cor Howard and Sixth
Bayly George, master marintr, r. 65 West Mission
Bayma Joseph Rev., professor mathematics St. Igna-
tius College, 214 Hayea
Baymas AuguKto, grocer, r. 6J4 St. Charles PI
Bayrcuther Gustave, collector, r. 1810 Webster
Bays Charles H., rougher Pac. Rolling Mill, r. BE
cor Minnesota and Mariposa
Bays Heinrich, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bays John, contractor, r. 113 Wildey
Bazan Ferdinand, physician and proptr Mission Baths,
office and r. 10;53 Misfilou
Baziadoly August G., waiter, r. 626 California
Bazile MMus, painter, r. 421 Green
Bazus J., bookkeeper Califoruia Hotel, 210 Mont Av
Bazzuro Frank, restaurant, 105 Pacific
Be Basson John, fruits, SE cor Sacramento and Mont-
gomery, r. Capital House
Be Dell William, general agent Lake Shore, Michi-
gan Southern, and Michigan Central Railroads, 22
Montgomery, r. 918 Van Ness Av
Beach Anson B., drayman, r. 216 Austin
Beach Charles D., collector H. P. Wakelee Ac Co., r.
607 Hyde
Beach Chilion, books and stationery, 107 Montgom-
ery, r. 634 Bush
Beach C. W., secretary Cal. Paiat Co., 27 Stevenson,
r. Oakland
Beach Henry H., accountant Wellman, Peck k Co., r.
Oakland
Beach Horace, cashier U. 8. Mint, r. 601 Geary
565
Beach J. E. Miss, r. 743 Howard
Beach John, bartender Boyle & Co., r. 705 Market
Beach L. B. Mrs., widow, r. 207 Linden Av
Beach Louis N., waiter, r. 49 Natoma
Beach L. W., waiter Smith & Taylor
Beach Tyler, president Cal. Paint Co., 27 Steven-
son, r. San Jose
Beach & Paxton Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey
Co., Nev.) Butler Burris secretary, 2 Nevada Block
Beadeu John, second mate schr C. H. Merchant,
Beale St. Wharf
Header Manuel, longshoreman, r. W s Sansome, bet
Filbert and Greenwich, rear
Beadle Alfred, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Beadle Arthur, seaman schr Jessie Nickersoa^^r.
North Pacific Hotel 8 «»~— ^
Beadle Donald, lumber dealer,
4% r. Alameda
Beadle William, steward, r. 117 Drumm
Beadon Samuel, teamster, r.l3 Page
Beahan Patrick, teamster Woodward's Gardens, r.
134 Dolores
Beahm fieorgiana Miss, with Mrs. A. Coughlan, r. 919
Market
Beahm Margery Miss, with Mi-s. A. Coughlan, r. 919
Market
Beakley Absalom, caneworker, r. 6 Mills PI
Beal Samuel, manuf mattresses, 49-53 Second, r.
2526 Clay
Beal William A., hardware, 1252 Market
Beale David, laundry 701 Howard, r. 251 Tehama
Beale Florence Miss, teacher piano, r. 546 Minna
Beale John J., engineer Eureka Hair Factory, r.
Natoma . ,
Beale Olive Mrs., teacher, r. 546 Minna
Beale Street Warehouse, John McHugh proptr, cor
Beale and Bryant
Beale Street Wharf, foot Beale
Beale William, rigger, r. 555 Natoma
Beale. See Beal, Beall and Beel
Beales Isaiah W. R., manager Sander's Hotel, 823 Bat-
tery
Beales Joseph, steward stmr Newbern, Folsom St.
Wharf
Be»les William, livery stable keeper, r. Park Hotel
Beall R. B., fruits and vegetables, 612 Laguna
Beals Alida E. Miss, teacher, r. 1906 Polk
Beals Caroline R., widow, vice-principal Girls' High
School, r. 1314 Jones
B^als Charles W., foreman pressroom John H. Car-
many & Co., r. 810 Filbert
Beals Edward C, woodcarver. r. 1906 Polk
Beals Edward Channing, clerk Williams, Dimoud b
Co.. r. 2407 Sacramento
Beals Eliza C, widow, r. 1900 Polk
Beals Henry Channing. editor Commercial Herald and
Market Review, 409 Washington, r. 2101 California
Beals John P., music printer and engraver Mutthias
Gray, r. 115 St. Ann's Building
Beals Rosa Mrs., r. 1017 Sutter
Beam I. Willard, salesman Cal. Wire Works Co., r.
Oakland
Beaman Henry, foreman Hercules Powder Works,
Central Road, nr Fourth Av
Beaman Joseph H., clerk Matthias Gray, r. cor Kearny
and Lombard
Beaman Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 28 Moss
Beamish George, butcher, r. SW cor Seventh and Rail-
road AvH, South S. F.
Beamish John, bootmaker George Burkhardt, r. 716
Grove
Beamish Percy, gents' furnishing goods and shirt
manuf, 693 Market and 1 Third, r. 2130 Howard
Beamish. See Bemis and Bemus
Bean Benjamin F., musician, r. '20 Jessie
Bean Charles, Ship Calki rs' Assu, Barra's Hall, NW
cor First and Minna
Bean David F.. porter Haas Brothers, r. E s Hartford,
bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Bean Edwin F., deputy collector U. S. Internal Reve-
nue, r. 1039 Market
Bean Elizabeth C, widow, r. 1520 Broadway
Bean Eugene H. (Christian & Bean) r. 765 Market
Bean Frank, machine operator Porter, Oppenhelmer,
SlesKiuger & Co., r 20 Jessie
Bean George W., seaman, r. 1520 Broadway
Bean Hannah Mrs., r. 332 Tenth
Bean Henry, stevedore Samuel H. Harmon, r. Pier 13,
Steuart
Bean James M., mining, r. lih Mason
MULLER THE LEftDING OPTICIAN, '^^ J§Komeryjt.
JONAS J. MORRISON,
Lumber Dealer, N. E. cor. Misgion and Spear Sts. , has large
Iiuinber Sheda filled '%vith -well seasoned Lumber.
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Beau Josejih, locksmith, r. 1216 Pierce
Beau Bedmoud, stevedore, r. 029 Second
Bean Wesley P., upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf.
Co.; r. NE.cor Natoma and Eleventh
Bean William, porter Marco Vulicovicii, r. 332 Tenth
Bean William F., r. Commercial Hotel
• Hean William M., ijaioter, r.W s Noe, bet Fourteenth
and Henry
:;ean William M. Mrs., machine operator Baumgart-
ner & Bohls, r. W s Noe, bet Fourteenth and
Henry
liean. See Bien and McBean
Heane Emma H. Miss, teacher, r. 1014 Geary
^oane Joseph W., carpenter Cal. Planing Mills, r. 7^0
Capp
I loanston George, secretary Board of Education, of-
fice new City Hall, third tloor, r. 317 Hyde
S anston Jeanette, widow, r. 1316 Webster
;;-anston Peter (Beauston & Qrallagher) r. 13 HoUis
leauston & Gallagher (Peter Beanston and Patrick
Gallagher) carriage manufs, 127 Fifth
ear Jacob, teamster Charles F. Wagner, r. cor N
and Seventh Av, South S. F.
;ear Solomon, stockbroker, 140 Montgomery, r. 1711
Stockton
t^ar. See Baer, Baehr, Bahr and Bare
:iard Alfred, printer, 1715 Polk, r. 17153^ Polk
•eard Annie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1715 J^ Polk
.cai'd George, longshoreman, r. N s Greenwich, bQt
Sansomo and Montgomery
eard John, boilermake;-, r. 133 Townsend
eard John H., capitalist, r. Grand Hotel
CeiLvd William H., fruit and vegetables. 4293^ Fourth
jLieardon Patrick B., carpenter, r. Eleventh Av, bet P
and Q, Sotfth S. F.
Beardslee Cyrus W.. carpenter, r. 436 Union
Beardslee Mattie A., widow, r. 1301 Taylor
Beardsley Emma F. Miss, assistant Haight St. School,
r. 631 Geary
Beardsley Irving W., with Cutting Packing Co., r.
NW corner Mission and Main
Beardsley James, engineer, r. 319 Franklin
Beardsley John, butcher, r. NW cor Miss, and Main
Beardsley Josephia Mrs., r. 631 Geary
Beardsley Paul, mining, r. 214 Powell
Bearer Gertie E., domestic 416 Capp
Bearing Rebecca, domestic laOO Laguna
Bearman Arthur, bookkeeper, r. 130 Guerrero
Bearman John, barkeeper, r. 8 Hubbard
Bearse Albree N., cook tug Wizard
Bearwald Jacob, printer Edward Bosqui & Co., r. 922
Minna
Bearwald John, brewer, r. 922 Minna
Bearwald Marks, shoecutter Joseph Lucier, r. 922
Minna
Beasey Ellen Mrs., r. 1142 Market
Beasey William, painter, 516 Geary, r. 240 Minna
BeasleyE. C. teacher University School, r. Sauceiito
Beasley Mary, widow, r. 401 Bay
Beatie Walter C, clerk Dewey & Co., r. 511 O'Farrell
Beaton Angus, ship carpenter Middlemas & Boole,
r. 212 Hermann
Beaton John J., ship carpenter, r. 640 Stevenson
Beaton Norman, capitalist, r. 103 Buchanan
Beaton Samuel, teamster, r. 8J<s Potter
Beattie Emily, widow, varieties, 514 Second
Beattie James W., laborer, r. 83^ Sherwood Place
Beattie William, cler< Keyt & Co., r. 1215 Pacific
Beatty Annie, domestic 825 Guerrero
Beatty Charles, blacksmith Thomas Ford, r. 225 Ful-
ton, rear
Beatty Christopher, i^orter Wheeler & Wilson Manuf
Co., r. 305 Minna
Beatty Elizabeth, widow, r. 225 Fulton, rear
Beatty George, r. Sacramento House
Beatty George, waiter The Baldwin, r. 359 Minna
Beatty Henry W., stevedore Menzies, Bingham & Co.,
r.-E B Billings Place, near Filbert
Beatty James, hidecurer, teamster, and agent Butch-
ers' Protective Assn, NE cor Seventh Av and N, r.
NE s Tenth Av, bet M and Railroad Av, South S. F.
Beatty John, gardener. Industrial School
Beatty John, hidecurer, r. Tenth Av, near N, South
S. F.
Beatty John, policeman City Hall, r. 23 Hermann
Beatty John, sash and doormaker Albert Washburn,
r. 360 Minna
Beatty John C. (Lingley & Beatty) r. 715 Howard
Beatty Mary, domestic 007 Fell
Beatty Patrick, upholsterer, r. 531 3^ O'Farrell
Beatty Rebecca, laundress. Grand Hotel
Beatty Samuel, bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 343 Jessie
Beatty W. H., engineer, r. 749 Howard
Beatty William J., hackman, NW cor Bush and Kear
Beatty. See Beatie and Beattie
Beauce Caroline Mrs., dressmaker, 403 Sixth
Beauohamp George, clerk, r. 107 O'Farrell
Beaud Louis, shoemaker, r. 317 Bush
Beaudmont Eugenie, domestic 055 Seventeerith
Beaugner W. S., Cigarakmers' Assn, 771 Market
Beaugrand — — , lauudryman, r. 1318 Dupont
Beauharnais Eugene, pressman, r. 1206 Stockton
Beauharnais Sarah A., widow, r. 1206 Stockton
Beaujardin Theodore Q., teacher music, r. 823 Bdwy
Beauman Louis W.. commission merchant, r. 713 >i
Union
Beaumont E. A. Miss, seamstress Protestant Orphan
Asylum
Beaumont Thomas, porter John F. Carroll, r. 54 Sac,
Beaup John M., butcher, r. cor Sixth and BailroaA
Avs., South S. F.
Beauregard Ella Miss, dressmaker Mrs. R. Shear, r.
29 Garden
Beauregard Napoleon, machinist, r. 29 Garden
Beaven David B., fish dealer, 36 Mission Market, r.
233 Sixteenth
Beaven. See Bevan
Beaver Consolidated Mill and Mining Co. (Sierra Co.,
Cal.) Otto Metchke secretary, 328 Mont, room 20
Beaver George L., attorney at law, 16 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Bldg, r. 1300 Taylor
Beaver George W., capitalist, 414 California, r. 1300
Taylor
Beaver Henry, janitor S. F. Stock and Exchange
Board, r. 109 Hayes
Beaver Marion Mrs., bakery, 109 Hayes
Beaver Samuel E., receiving teller Bank of Califor-
nia, r. IIH Dupont
Beaver. See Bever
Beazley Frank C, cashier Balfour, Guthrie jt Co., t.
700 Post
Beban Rocco, restaurant, SE cor Dupont and Bdwy, r.
1504 Powell
Bee Bartholomew, real estate, r. 1407 Stockton
Bee Pascal, saw filer, r. 5 Vallejo
Becamilli A. F., waiter Garibaldi House
Bech August, helper Calvin Nutting & Son, r. 30 Du-
pont
Bech. See Beck
Bechdvedt Isaac, carpenter, 803 Buchanan
Becher Charles, brewer, r. 724 Laguna
Becher Henry, cook Buss House, r. i>22 Ash Av
Becher Lizzie Miss, milliner David Braid, r. 622 Ash
Av
Becherer Charles, maltster National Brewery, r. 724
Laguna
Bechler Gertrude, widow, r. 1845 Stevenson
Bechler Joseph H., salesman Capitol Mills, r. 184S
Stevenson
Bechler William, millhand Capitol Mills, r.5 Mint Av
Bechley Philip, teamster U. S. Brewery, r. 5 Oak
Beohold Michael, carpenter, r. 109 Oak
Bechster Ellen, widow, r. 1325 Washington
Becht George J., soda ax^paratus and druggists' sun-
dries, 319 Battery, r. 532 Ellis
Bechtel Charles, bartender Charles Flelschel, r. 624
Fourth
Bechtel Consolidated Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co.,
Cal.) W. H. Lent secretary, 62 Nevada Block
Bechtel Frederick K., mining, r. 1828 Eddy
Bechtel Max, r. 217 Geary
Bechtinger Giuseppe, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423
Broadway
Becic D. C, waiter Matthew Franciscovlch, r. 163
Stevenson
Becir L. A., Austrian Military and Benev. Assn, 771
Market
Beck A. C. & Co. (Albert C. and Charles Beck)butch-
ers. 4 and 5 Hayes Valley Market
Beck Adam, butcher Jacob Beck, r. 380 3<i Fulton
Beck Albert C. (A. C. Beck & Co.) and photographer
Peters k Sewell, r. 015 Laguna
Beck Amanda Miss, cigarmaker William Lewis & Co.,
r. 134 Folsom
Beck Andrew, longshoreman, r. 8 St. Charles PI
Beck Anthony H., musician, r. 106 Fourteenth
Beck August, gun and locksmith, 510 Broadway
Beck Bernard, laborer, r.407 Pacific
Beck Charles (A. C. Beck & Co.) r. 615 Laguna
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Beck David L.(D. L. Beck & Son) r. 18 Stanly PI
Beck David L. Jr.(D. L. Beck «: Son) r. 18 Stanlj' PI
Beck D. L. & Son (David L. and David L. Jr.) brokers,
221-225 Front
Beck E. F., driver Market St. ER.
Beck Eugene B. (Jones & Co.) r. Oakland
Beck Francis E., accountant Anglo-Calif omian Bank,
r. 113 Taylor
Beck Frederick, tinsmith, r. 134 Folsom, rear
Beck George (Beck & Homiing) r. 2015 Folsom
Beck George F., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 22
Natoma
Beck George H., tanner, r. NE cor Treat Av and
Twenty-fourth
Beck George P., waiter Schroth & Westerfeld, r. 228
Kearny
Beck Henry, captain schr John Frederick, Humboldt
Wharf
Beck Henry, hog dealer, r. Twenty-ninth Av, nr San
Bruno Road, South S. F.
Beck Henry, shot-maker, r. 518 Jessie
Beck Henry, tiinner lloritz Wind, r. NE cor Treat Av
and Twenty-fourth
Beck Henry S., plasterer and whitener, 208 Sutter, r.
1127 Harrison
Beck Jacob, market, 603 McAllister, r. 318k Fulton
Beck John C., captain schooner Seventy-six, Eureka
Dock
Beck John L., horseshoer Thomas Mclnarny, r. cor
Twenty-fourth and Treat Av
Beck Ludwig, city agent Butler & Haldau, 413 Cali-
fornia, r. Alameda
Beck Mary Miss, fuseniaker California Fuse Works
Beck Nathaniel A., tanner, r. 2315 Howard
Beck Eelnhold, confectioner Tschurr & Dingeon, r.
772 Harrison
Beck Robert, r. 227 Geary
Beck Robert, porter Henry W. Stable, r. 911 Sac
Beck Sophie, widow, r. 39 Hinckley
Beck Walter F., clearing-house clerk First National
Gold Bank, r. Oakland
Beck Williiim, cook Pacific Coast SS. Senator
Beck William, tinsmith, r. 134 Folsom, rear
Beck & Hornung (George Beck and Frederick Hor-
nung) butchers, 9 and 10 Mission Market
Beck. See Bech
Beckedortt' George H. C, teamster, r. 40 Rusa
Becker , teacher classics Sacred Heart College, 8E
cor Eddy and Larkin
Becker Al. Mrs., r. 439 Sixth
Becker Albert, helper William Halkett. r. 1644 Miss
Becker Anton, laborer Christian Hess, r, ^%i Clem
Becker August, cabii:etnial:er Gilbi rt& Moore, r. 8 B
Twenty-tifth, bet Church and Sanchez
Becker August, seaman, r. 705 Fri nt
Becker Aii^rust C, coffee saloon, 311 Bush, r. 32
Miuii.H
BECKER BEMHARD A., reai
estate and houstbrnkt r, 334 Kearny, r. 9(H Tyler
Becker BrotherH (Diedrich, John H. and Charles
H.) groceriHs and liquors, SE cor Sutter and
Leavenworth, SE cor Sutter and Taylor, SE cor
Geary and Larkin and SE cor Turk and Larkin
Becker Carrie Mits, boxmaker A. Waldstein, r. 439
Sixth
Becker Casper, manager Charles Rudolph, r. 8W cor
Ivy Av and Buchanan
Becker Casper, tanner, San Bruno Road, nr Twenty-
eighth
Becker Catherine Mrs., r. 222 Linden Av
Becker Charles H. (Becker Brothers) r. 8E cor Turk
and Larkin
Becker Charles H., machine operator Buckingham 4
Hecht, r. 519 Vi Hayes
Becker Christ. C, carpenter, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Becker Christopher, proptr Eureka Restaurant, 30
Sixth, r. 103 Twenty-fourth
Becker Daniel, taunir, r. 608 Sixth
Becker Diedrich (Becker Brothers) r. SE cor Sutter
and Leavenworth
Becker Eliza Mrs., liquor saloon, 908 Kearny, r. 13
Hinckley
Becker Frank, butcher, r. Keystone House
Becker Frank, porter Weil Brothers .s Co., r. 1116 Pac
Becker Frederick, adjuster The Singer Mauuf. Co., r.
13 Harlan PI
Becker Frederick, barber, r. HW Mission
Becker Frederick, cutter clothing department U. 8.
A., r. 1646 Mission
Becker Frederick, waiter Mrs. Eliza Becker, r. 908
Kearny
Becker Frederick W., cigars and tobacco. 705 Davie
Becker George, candymaker. r. 208 Clara
Becker George, cooper, r. 48.t Haight
Becker George F., geologist U. S. Geological Survey,
155 New Montgomery, r. Berkeley
Becker Georg*? J., liquor saloon and restaurant, 8W
cor Fourth and Berry
Becker Hannah, widow, r. .519 V, Hayes
Becker Henry, r. 27 Oak Grove Av
Becker Henry (Becker & Jacoby) r. 1411 California
Becker Henry, butcher, 1664 Mission, r. S s San
Bruno Road, bet Twenty - seventh and Twenty-
eighth
Becker Henry, laborer, r. 527}^ Four'h
Becker Herman, cook Westerfeld & Page, r. 745 Market
Becker J.. Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Market
Becker John, milkman Christopher Christian, r. E •
Gunnison Av, nr Twenty-elgh'h, B. H.
Becker John, clerk Becker Brothers, r. SE cor Geary
and Larkin
Becker John H. (Becker Brothers) r. SE cor Sutter
and Taylor
Becker Joseph, crockery, 329 Hayes, r. 222 Linden Av
Becker Joseph W. (Becker k Fischer) r. 1011 Folsom
Becker Kate, widow, r. 268 Clara
Becker Louis, baker William He-'sler, r. 717 Pacific
Becker Louisa, shoeiitter, r. hVi% Hayes
Becker M. A. Mrs., r. 11 Euss
Becker M:irtin, baker, r. 415 Union
Becker Martin H. W., manager Bernard Mever, r. 233
Fifth
Becker Michael, bakery, 1323 Dupont
Becker Micliael R. E. , capitalist, 'Xii. Kearny, i.
901 Tyler
Becker Nellie Miss, shoefitter, r. 519 !« Hayes
Becker Nicholas, jiorter Rothschild & ELreupfort, r.
NE cor Gough and O'Farrell
Becker Otto F., pr ptr Prescott House, SWcor
Kearny and Montgomery Av
Becker Otto John, cabinetmaker Herrmann Qranz, r.
2327 Harrison
Becker Peter (Becker & Ohl) r. 25 Muss
Becker Tillie Miss, boxmaker A. Waldstein, r. 438 Sixth
Becker William, groceries and liquors, NW cor Mis-
sion and Spear
Becker & Fischer (Joseph W. Becker and George
Fischer) liquor saloon. 1156 Market
Becker & Jacoby (Henry Becker and Julius Jacoby)
dry goods, 14-il Polk
Becker & Ohl (Peter Becker and Andrew Ohl) liquor
saloon, 113 Sixth
Becker. See Bacher, Backer, Baker and Bakker
Beckert Oscar, waiter Vanoni & Scott, r. 146 Second
Beckerten Charles, longshoreman, r. Keystone House
Becktt Henrv E., expressman (Sailors' Home, r. 338
Main
Beckett Henry, chainmaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W 8
Georgia, bet Shasta and .sierra, rear
Beckett William, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W
s GiOTrlia.bet Sierra and Shasta, rear
Beckford Georgie, widow, r. 11^31 Jessie
Beckingham George C, salesman Moore. Hunt & Co.,
r. Victoria, B. C.
Beckler George, barber H. W. Morgenstem, r. 469
Minna
Beckman A\igust, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Beckman Frederick, mate schooner H. L. Tiernan,
Beale St. Wharf
Beckman Henry, cook Lick House
Beckman John, seaman SS. 8au Vicente, r. 47 Sac
Beckman Robert, seaman Pacitlc Coast 8b. San VI-
centi. r. Golden Gate House
Bcckmann Brothers (John and Willielm) groceries
and liquors, NW cor Greenwich and Taylor and
SW cor Green and Hyde
Beckmann Charles, clerk Peter W. Beckmann, r. 1900
Mission
Beckmann Claudius, salesman Neubert & Turk, r. 621
Jones
Beckmann George, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Beckmann Henri, clerk Beckmann Bros., r. 1856 Hyde
Beckmann Herman, clerk William H. Holmes, r. NE
cor Columbia ,ind Twenty-sixth
Beckmann Jaccb, r. German Hotel
Beckmann John (Beckmann Brothers) r. NW cor
Greenwich and Taylor
Beckmann John, cellarman Washington Brewery, r.
2021 Mason
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY,
LACE CURTAINS. BLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office, 33 Geary St
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IN ALIi KINDS OP FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL, 4:1 MarUet Street, corner Spear.
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Beckinann Peter W., groceries, NE cor Mission and
Fifteenth
Beckniann Tritch, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Beckinann AVilhelm ( Beckmaun Brothers) r. SW cor
Green and Hyde
Beckmann. SeeBachman
Beckwith Addie Miss, artist Kelly & Eunuels, r. 565
Tehama
Beckwith Jacob, waiter Edward Ohlen, r. 309 Tehama
Beckwith James E., driver Wells. Fargo & Co., r. 706
Bush
Beckwith John, r. cor Twenty-fourth and Potrero Av
Beckwith John W., policeman City Hall, r. 565
Tehama
Beckwith Seth L., boatbuilder, r. 719 Gough
Becraft Almarin T., blacksmith, r. 559 Stevenson
Becsey Joseish A., interpreter French and Spanish,
Police Court, r. 201 Turk
Becude Frank G., clerk, r. 2106 Fillmore
Beda Antonio, cook, r. 1205 Stockton
Bedarf Ferdinand, longshoreman, r. W s Lyle nr
St. Mary's College
Beddencourt Ellen, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Beddiok Ann, widow, r. 21 Rausch, rear
Bedell Albert M., hostler F. R. & W. H. Smith, r.
Russia Av, ur Edinburgh
Bedell Cemantha Mrs., r. 1933 Geary
Bedell D. C, bartenaer, r. 711 Nineteenth
Bedell Edmund D., engineer, r. 1933 Geary
Bedell Frederick J., driver Antone Raymond, r. W s
Arkansas, bet Napa and Shasta
Bedell Jennie Miss, telegraph operator, r. 1933 Geary
Bedell Joseph, tinsmith Alex Hoy, r. 45 Maiden Lane
Bedell Merrill, milker F. R. k W. H. Smith, r. Russia
Av, nr Edinburgh
Bedell William, machinist coiners' dopt U. S. Mint,
r. 15 Mission Av
Bedell. See Be Dell
Bedinger William, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
r. 33 Russ
Bednawski Ale.\ander, civil engineer, 1032 Market
Bedon John, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Bedoni Luigi, housepainter, r. 1505Dui3out
Bee Emile, tailor, r. 9 August Alley
Bee Frank M., insurance agent, r. 620 Eddy
Bee Freclerick A.. Consul China, oflice 917 Clay,
r. 620 Eddy
Bee James F.. hardware, 346 Third
Bee Josei^li, corporal police City Hall, r. 959 Mission
Bee Samuel, butcher, r. S s Eighth Av, bet M and
N, South S. F.
Bee Theodore C, tailor, r. 12;J2 Vallejo
Bee Theodore C. Jr., aasayer Selby Smelting and
Lend Works, r. 1232 Yalleio
Beebe Charles W. ( E. J. Trumbull & Co.) r. Oakland
Beebe Chauncey, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Beebe Joseph J., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 417
Stockton
Beebe Lawrence, clerk, r. 1025 Washington
Beebe Robert, r. 1053 Harrison
Beebe William S., warehouse foreman Cutting Pack-
ing Co., r. 135 Sixth
Beecher Andrew J., carpenter, r. 14 Laskie
Beecher Herbert F., insurancebroker, 216 Sansome, r.
737 Pine
Beeching Robert, agent S. F. Benevolent Assn, 20
Webb, r. 1016 Taylor
Beeching Robert A., attorney nt law, 320 Sansome,
rooms 55 and 56, r. 1016 Taylor
Beechinor Norman, teamster Renton Coal Co., r. 2
Burcham PI
Beecroft Virginia, widow, r. SE cor Utah and Nevada
Beede Alexander C, salesman John S. Hand, r. 953
Harrison
Beede David, clerk Arnheim & Co., r. TS Oak Grove
Av
Beede Napoleon B., r. 7 M Oak Grove Av
Beede William A., bookkeeper A. Bartlett, r. 1 H Oak
Grove Av
Beegan James, glassblower 8. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 26 Bluxome
Beegan John, salesman Fratinger & Noll, r. 136 Silver
Beegan John Jr., salesman Fratinger & Noll, r. 136
Silver
Beekman Helen C, widow, r. S s Silver Av, nr San
Bruno Road
Beel Ann, widow, r. 1027 Dupont
Beel Henry F., gasfitter, r. 602 Seventh
Beel William, miner, r. 209 Perry
Beel. See Beal, Bealo and Beall
Beeler Mary Miss, teacher Singer Sewing Machine
Co., r. 623 Howard
Beeman Mary E., widow, r. 1519 Polk
Beeman Martha, widow, r. 826 Broadway
Beeman William, maniif cork trusses and artifi-
cial limbs, 616 Clay, r. 424 O'Farrell
Beer Alfred J., carpenter, r. 3 Railroad Av, nr Dolores
Beer Bernard (Beer & Dubois) r. 1624 Geary
Beer Henry, r. 118 Gilbert
Beer John F., sign writer Hopps * Sons, r. 536 Miss.
Beer & Dubois (Bernard Beer and Elijah Dubois) fruit
and produce, 224 Washington
Beer. See also Behr
Beers Barrett B., dentist, 230 Keamv, rooms 6 and 8,
r. 535 Post
Beers Eli F., driver B. M. Atchinson & Co., r. 710 Post
Beers Hiram W. Rev. D. D., rector Trinity Church, r.
520 Sutter
Beerstecher Charles J., attorney at law and railroad
commissioner, 507 Montgomery, r. 18 Russ
Beerstecher Frederick, r. 18 Russ
Beeson Frederick P., drayman Sroufe & McCrum, r.
123 Oregon
Beetle John, r. 365 Minna
Beetz A., conductor Market St. ER.
Beevan Isaac, porter Jonas Schoenfeld, r. 12 White
Beevan. See Bevan.
Beffa Ferdinando, bartender Campi's Eestaurant
Beggs Ellen, widow, groceries and liquors, 122 Wil-
liam
Beggs Emma G. Mrs., widow, r. 1710 Geary
Beggs Hugh, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N e Shasta,
bet Maryland and Louisiana
Beggs Jonathan, landscape gardener and dealer
grasses, r. 1055 Mission
Beggs Samuel C, first assistant engineer Pacific Mail
SS. Colima, r. 413 First
Beggs William, painter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 122
William
Begley James E.. hookkeeper U. W. Soap Manufactur-
ing Co.,r. 25 Nevada
Begley John, laborer, r. 25 Nevada, rear
Begley John, shoemaker Porter, Oppenheimer, Sles-
siuger k Co., r. 21 Telegraph PI
Begley John Jr., laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. 25 Ne-
vada, rear
Begley Michael, niolder, r. S s Seventeenth, bet Dia-
mond and Sharon
Begley Peter, laborer, r. 34 Frederick
Begley. See Bagley.
Begon Lewis, mine superintendent, r. 819 Mont.
Beguelin Fanny V., widow, r. 1517 H Leavenworth
Beguhl Adolph F., painter, r. NE cor California Av
and Montcalm, B, H.
Beguhl David, fresco painter, r. N s Twenty-fourth,
bet Valencia and Bartlett
Beguhl Ida Miss, milliner Airs. S. Marks, r. Twenty-
fourth, bet Valencia and Bartlett
Beguhl Ricka, nurse, 1005 Geary
Behaghel .Alexander, attorney at law, 646 Washington,
r. 500 Fell
Beban Charles T., salesman W. K. Vanderslice & Co.,
r. 227 Geary
Behau Edward, brushmaker Richard W. Simpson, r.
907 Folsom
Behsm Edward, laborer, r. N 8 Islais Creek, nr San
Bruno Road
Behan Fenton, r. 742 Minna
Behan Frank, brushmaker R. W. Simpson, r. 907 Fol
Behan George H., salesman Koehler k Eitter, r. 227
Geary
Behau James, painter, r. 206 Twenty-third
Behan John, butcher Edward Daly, r. NE cor Six-
teenth and Dolores
Behan M., teamster Superintendent of Streets
Behan Maurice, r. 811 Greenwich
Behan William, salesman Kennedy & Durr. r. 908
Howard
Behan William J., manufs agent, 230 Kearny, room 1
Behder Louis, porter Peter H. Hink, r. 2 Montgom-
ery Av
Behler Louis, baker, r. 121 Fourth
Behlow Charles J. (H. Liebes & Co.) r. 1807 Octavia
Behlow Emil R., furrier H. Liebes & Co., r. 1807 Oc-
tavia
Behlow John, r. 627 Locust .\v
Behlow Eobert, upholsterer William Behlow, r. 627
Locust Ave
Behlow William, furniture, bedding and upholstery
goods, 116 Sutter, r. Oakland
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BEL
Behn Walter, salesinan Tillmsnn & Bendel, r. 1717
Mason
Behnemann Henry (Belinemann & Joost) r. SW cor
Taylor and O'Farrell
Belineinaiin & Jooat (Henry Behnemann and
Martin Joost) groceries and liquors, SW cor Tay-
lor and OTarrell
Behning 'Williain, clerk, r. •t-tC Third
Behuke Carl, shiii carpenter, r. 163 Natoma
Behnke John, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 313 Fifth
Behnken John, speculator, r. 1917 Polk
Behnsen Chris., cigars and tobacco, 18 Sixth, r. 618
California
Behnsen Henry, foreman Denicke Bros., r. 618 Cal.
Behr Andrew, vamishcr, r. 101 Tehama
Behr H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Behr Hans C, draftsman Union Iron Works, r. 712
Bryant
Behr Isaac, cigars and tobacco, SW cor Sixth and
Howard, r. 434!^ Tehama
Behr Otto, porter Henry Brickwedel & Co., r. SW.cor
Point I,obo8 Av and Ferrie
Behre F., teamster Sui^erintendent of Streets
Behre Frederick, foreman E. Adelsdorfer & Co., r. 429
McAllister
Behre Eobert L., attorney at law, 323 California, r.
429 McAllister
Behrend John, shoemaker, r. 1222 Green
BehrendtH. & Co. (Hermann Behrendt)manufs trunks,
valises, etc., factory Crook, bet Townsend and
Brannan, salesroom 107 Sansome
Behrendt Henry, stockbroker, r. 905 Market
Behrendt Hermann (H. Behrendt & Co.) r. 1318 O'Far-
rell
Behrendt Richard, salesman Herrman Cohen, r. 808
Geary
Behrens Adrian G., packer, r. 334 Duncan
Behrens Andrew, liquor saloon and lodgings, 228
Montgomery Av
Behrens Brothers (John and Frederick) groceries and
liquors, NE cor Twenty-fourth and Potrero Av
Behrens Charles, clerk, r. 501 Broadway
Behrens Diedrich, carpenter, r. 21'.)G Devisadero
Behrens Frederick (Behrens Brothers) r. NE cor
Twenty-fourth and Potrero Av \
Behrens Frederick, groceries and liquors, 214 Eighth
Behrens H. C. F., physician, 22 Montgomery, r. 334
Duncan
Behrens Heni-y, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Behrens James, real-estate, 210 California, r. Saucelito
Behrens James G., architect, 724 H Market, r. Sauce-
lito
Behrens Johannes, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Behrens John (Behrens Brothers) r. NE cor Twenty-'
fourth and Potrero Av
Behrens John, shoemaker Herman Besthom, r. 4C0
Minna
Behrens Sophia, widow, r. 401 Powell
Behrens Walter N. F., engineer, r. 334 Duncan
Behrens William C, master mariner, r. Winchester
House
Belirlf Frederick, brewer, TO!) Grove
Behrle Juli<-tto Mrs., drfssmaker, r. 005 Post
Behrmann Aunie, domestic IGIO Washington
Behriiiann Franz E.. special a^ent German General
Bern V. Soc, 114Dupont, r. 2(i2 Minna
Behniiaun Frederick, bakery, 1218 Powell
Bchrmauu Giistave, seajiian, r. N.Tth Pacific Hotel
Behrmann Henry, cooper, r. S s Filbert, bet Fillmore
and Siciner
Behrmann J. Heinrich, wood and coal, 838 Harrison
Behriuauu John, clerk F. Mohrmann & Co., r. SW cor
Broadway and Kearuy
Behrmann Eate, domestic 1010 Washington
Behrmann Louis, cook H. F. Willlums, r. W s Ken-
tucky, bet Fourth and Mcrrlmac
Behrmann Mary Mrs., midwife, r. 838 Harrison
Behrmann Nettie, domestic 1517 Van Ness Av
Behrmann. See Bermann
Bfcicke Mary, widow, r. 875 Shotwell
Beler Williuiii, blarksniith, r. 417 M Clementina
Beiglile George W., salesman Schlueter & Volberg, r.
Oakland
Beigler Charles N., r. 41 Clara
Beihl John A., bartender, r. 1026 Clay
Beilhcs Juan B:iptlsta (Beillies & Co.) r. 540 Wash.
Beilhes ^^ Co. (Juan Biiptista BeilhcH and Frank La-
cua) barbers, 1?4 Mout^jomery Av
Bein Fr.ink, fisherman, r. 813 Battery
Beinert George, barber Charles Proschold, r. 312)4
Nineteenth
Beime Hugh, laborer, r. 23 Fulton
Beirne Michael, wiredrawer Cal. Wire Works, r. 1129
Fol-om
Beirne Patrick, groceries and liquors, 123 Shipley
Beirao Manoel P., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 Ji Drumm
Beisel Jacob (Beisel & Cook) r. W s Mississippi, bel
Santa Clara and Mariposa
Beisel <& Cook (Jacob Beisel and H. N. Cook)
proptrs Potrero Tannery, W s Pennsylvania At,
bet Santa Clara and Mariposa, office 415 Market
Beisner Herman F.W., seaman, r. 12 Washington
Beiswinger Louig, laborer Pioneer Brewery, r. 209
Treat Av
Beith Annie Mrs., r. 247 Clara
Bekeart Frank C, clerk, r. 34G Third
Bel Alphonse, teacher Clarke Institute, r. Oakland
Belando J. & Co. (John Belando and Louis Costa)
wood and coal, 438 Minna and 941 Mission
Belando John (J Belando & Co.) r. 438 Minna
Belando Peter (Belando & Co.) r. 1210 Powell
Belando & Co. (Peter Belando and Giovanni Daneri)
wood and coal. 1210 Powell
Belanger Charles, carpenter Southern Pac. RR., r. 214
Hayes, rear
Belani Agostino, cook Garibaldi House
Belasco Abraham, trader, r. 174 Clara
Belasco David, actor Baldwin Theatre, r. 14 Harriet,
nr Howard
Belasco George, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co.,r. 174
Clara
Belasco Isaac, barber Herman Laewen, r. 174 Clara
Belasco Israel, trunkmnker, r. 174 Clara
Belasco Manuel, r. 918 Jackson
Belau Bito, barber, r. 6 Hinckley
Belau Michael, tailor, r. 1317 Kearny
Belau Otto, clerk Greeuebaum & Co., r. 1317 Kearny
Belau Richard, oiler stmr Los Angeles, r. 1317 Kearny
Belbeck H. T. carpenter, r. 529 Sacramento
Belcher Frederick P., teamster, 312 California, r. Oak-
land
Belcher Gilbert L., salesman H. P. Gregory b Co., r.
Oakland
Belcher Philip, chicken ranch, W s Michigan, bet
Shasta and Napa
Belcher Robert F., manager Frederick P. Belcher, r.
1015 Union
Belcher Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) John
Crockett secretary, 203 Bush, room 12
Belcher William C. (Mastlck, Belcher & Mastick) at-
torney at law, 520 Montgomery, r. Palace Hotel
Belcour Jules, chancellor Consulate of France, 704
Washington, r. San Mateo
Belden Belle Mrs., seamstress, r. 7 Dupont
Beldeu Charles A. (W.W. Montague & Co.) r. Oakland
Belden Edward, machinist Union Box Factory, r. 207
Second
Belden Edwin S., shorthand reporter, 637 Kearny, r.
Oakland
Belden George F.. clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 303
Jones
Belden Henry K. (Belden k Orton) r. Piedmont
Belden James, barber W. H. Clark, r. 111J4 Minna
Belden James S., foreman George H. Fuller, r. IIIX
Minna
Beldeu John, r. 535 Howard
Belden Joseph W., receiving teller Anglo-Califomlan
Bank, r. 2434 Pine
Belden Josiah, capitalist, 314 California, r. Sau Jos^
Beldi n Margaret S., widow, r. 510 Mason
Beldeu Mrs., r. 222 Post
Belden Theodore M., carpenter, r. 926 Mission
Belfleii «fc Orton (Henry K. Belden and Richard
H. Orton) local agents Hartford Fire Insurance
Co., 313 California
Belding Mary L. Miss, assistant Mission Primary
School, r. 2 Bond
Belding Orcn, millwright, r. 2 Bond
Belduke Joseph, r. 322 Fifth
Belebrok Joseph, waiter U. 8. 8S. Shubrlck, Folsom
St.Wharf
Belem Joso R., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 J4 Drumm
Belender Cliarbs, varniaher, r. 511 Oak
Belfast GiuKcr Ale Co., Thomas J. Pyiie, proptr, 1637
Howard, rear
Belfontaine Mining Co. (Sierra Co., Cal.) Henry C.
Hinman secretary, 411 California
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Belfrage Gustav, butler John Parrptt, r. 620 Folsom
Belgero Louis, printer, r. 273 Jessie
Belgruvia House, James J. Sanderson propr, 1138 Sutter
Bellll Sarah, domestic 1513 Sutter
Belill William, laborer, r. 152 Elizabeth
Belina Manoel d'A., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415 }<S Druuim
Belinge Felix A. A., physician and surgeon, oflSce and
I. 1619 Polk
Belitzer Jacob, salesman Edward Cohn & Co., r. 225
Montgomery
Belizia C, musician, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Belknap David P. (Winans, Belknap & Godoy) at-
torney at law, 004 Merchant, r. 108 Ellis
Belknap Edwin S. (Winaus, Belknap k Godoy) r. 108
Ellis
Bell , waiter, r. 920 Howard, rear
Bell Alexander D., editor San Francisco Merchant,
323 Front, r. Saucelito, Marin County
Bell Alexander G., manager San Francisco Merchant,
r. 308 Fulton
Bell Alexander G., with People's Ice Co., r. 504 Third
Bell Alfred O., engineer, r. S s Sixteenth, nr Guerrero
Bell Alphonse, machinist Union Iron Works, r. NW
cor Francisco and Leavenworth
Bell Ainory F., collector, 411 J4 California, room 15, r.
2009 Sacramento
Bell Andrew, porter SS. State of California, Broadway
Wharf
Bell Andrew, traveling salesman, r. 324 Sutter
Bell Benjamin C, milhvright Philip Hlnkle, r. 812
Jessie
Bell Burleigh, clerk Howard & Ford, r. 044 Stevenson
Bell Catherine, wiiiow, r. 43.i Clementina
Bell Charles, butcher, and stoker Engine No. 5, S. F.
F. D., r. 1119 Stockton
Bell Charles, candymaker Schroder & Albrecht, r. 2
Leroy place
Bell Charles E., Journeymen Shipwrights' Aesn, 71
New Montgomery
Bell Conrad M., r. 812 Jessie, re.tr
Bell Daniel P., clerk Tobin, Davisson & Co.,r. 915}^
McAllister
Bell David B., fish dealer, 31 Grand Central Market,
r. 469 Stevenson
Bell Eliza, widow, r. 190 Sixteenth
Bell Elizabeth, widow, r. 29 Langton
Bell Ellen, widow, laundress, r. 1011 Pacific
Bell Emma, widow, r. 12 De Boom
Bell Emma, widow, r. G44 Stevenson
Bell Emma Miss, r. 214 O'Farrell
Bell Ette E., widow, r. 210 Powell
Bell Frank, engineer. California St. ER., r. 1503 Pino
Bell Frank C, carpenter Edward Farrell, r. 828 Union
Bell F. Vinton, managing clerk W. H. L. Barnes, r.
2620 Sacramento
Bell Giorge, mate ship Imperial, Front St. Wharf
Bell George, scenepainter, r. 1418 Jackson
Bell George H. (Bell & Co.) r. 639 Kearny
Bell George W., with Lake & McKoou, r. Oakland
Bell H. A., compositor Morning Call, r. 2 Martha PI
Bell Hyrry, waiter Brooklyn Hotel, r. 920 Howard
Bell Hei:ry, gardener, r. N s Lily Av, bet Buchanan
/ and Webster
Bell H. H. Mrs., r. 214 O'Farrell
Bell Hugh, clerk S. F. Xews Co., r. 1300 Ji Stockton
Bell James, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bell James Evelyn, clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., r.
Saucelito
Bell jHmes H., barber, r. 1608 Jones
Bell James M.. clerk Pacific Life, r. 206 Third
Bell J. H., fruits and vegetables, SE cor Leavenworth
and O'Farrell
Bell John, r. 701 Post
Bell John, carpenter, r. 649 Folsoin
Bell John, horseshoer City Cab and Carriage Stables,
r. 174 Jessie
Bell John, oiler Pacific Mail SS. Australia
Bell John, plumber, r. 1211 Vallejo
Bell John B., barber, 1239 Folsom
Bell John C, commission merchant, r. Overland
House
Bell John C. Jr., r. 203^ Fifth
Bell JohnD., hattrr, r. 132 Fourth
Bell John D., hostler Bowley.Bros., r. SW. cor Mis-
sion and New Montgomery
Bell John P., attorney at law, 215 Sansome, rooms
8 and 9
Bell John W., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. 46 Liberty
Bell Joseph, bootmaker, Drumm, nr Jackson, r. 21
Ohio
Bell Joseph, bootblack, 923 Montgomery, r. 5 Bdwy
Bell Joseph, chief engineer California St. RR., r. 2
Leroy PI
Bell Joseph, conductor Central RR., r. 1207 Fillmore
Bell Levi P., letter messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
190 Sixteenth
Bell Lucy, widow, r. 102 Natoma
Bell Lutie, domestic 305 Turk
Bell Margaret, widow, r. 10}^ Rausch
Bell Margaret, widow, lodgings, 120 Seventh
Bell May Miss, bookkeeper Matthias Gray, r. 915 Tyler
Bell Moses, clerk, r. 1127 Clay
Bell Otto, metal roofer, r. 13 J^ Harrison Av
Bell Peter, painter, r. 812 Jessie, rear
Bell Reason B., produce dealer, r. 612 Laguna
Bell Richard H., r. lOJi Rausch
Bell Robert, mining, r. E s Castro, bet Fourteenth
and Henry
Bell Samuel, carpenter, r. 1206 Howard
BeU Samuel, clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
Oakland
Bell Samuel L., collector Green St. Wharf, r. 16 H
Clara
Bell Thomas (Thomas Bell & Co.) r. 1661 Octavla
Bell Thomas, hostler Dashaway Stables, r. 118 Post
Bell Thomas, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, Beals
St.Whaif, r. 3J4 Gilbert
Bell Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail SS.Wharf, r. 610
Fourth
BeU Thomas & Co. (Tbonias Bell and George
Staack e) commission merchants, 305 Sansome
Bell Thomas N., clerk, r. 743 Pine
Bell William, bootblack. SW cor Sixth and Mission, r.
NW cor Kearny and Broadway
Bell William, clerk freight auditor Central Pac. RB.,
r. 427 Sutter
Bell William, forgeman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. White
House Hotel
Bell William, marblecutter James Henderson, r. 815}$
Point Lobes Av
Bell William, messman Pacific Coast SS. State of
Caliiornia, Broadway Wharf
Bell William, printer Morning Call, r. 130034 Stock
Bell William, seaman tug Richard Holyoke, Harrison.
St.Wharf
Bell William, shipbuilder, r. N s Greenwich, near ! ^.
Polk
Bell William, shipbuilder, r. SE cor Minnesota and
Butte
Bell William D., printer S. W. Raveley, r. 1300J4
Stockton
Bell William H.,r. 523 Stevenson
Bell William H., clerk Henry M. Norton, r. 524 Turk
Bell William L., draftsman Pac. Iron Works, r. 402
Grove
Bell & Co. (George H. Btll) booksellers, stationers
and periodical agents, 639 Kearny
Bella Union Quicksilver Mining Co. (Napa Co., Cal.)
Abraham Halsey secretary, oflBce 314 Mont
Bella Union Theatre, 803 and 805 Kearny
Bellando Pietro, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423 Bdwy
Bellanger Mrs., dressmaker, r. Blundell House
Bellaugcr Charles, carpenter Southern Pac. RR., r.
214 Linden Av
Bellanger Philii), carpenter, r. 214 Linden Av
Bellaui Federlco, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Mont
Bellani Got^ardo, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Mont
Bellar Jacob, laborer, r. 2 Bannam PI
Bellay Francis, artist, 724 ;<■ Market, r. 718 Greenwich
BelleClara Miss, saleslady M. A. Mercer, r. 823 Miss
Belle Isle Mining Co., Edward M.Hall secretary, 20
S. F. Stuck Exchange Building
Bellec Peter, r. 1311 Powell
Bellegarde Pascal, gardener Thomas Lacoste, r. NE
cor Kansas and Center
Belleman John, messman Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba
Bellemere Anna B., widow, r. 1163 Mission
Bellemere Augustus, manufacturing jeweler and lapi-
dary, 331 Keamy, r. 113 Stockton
Bellemot J., carpenter, r. 7 Virginia PI
Bellerive C. L., clerk C. J. Tayac, r. 373 Minna
Bellermann Emil, secretary and cashier Merchants'
Exchange Bank, 423 California, r. 1115 Shotwell
Bellfct Francois, laundry, 712 Vallejo
Bellew James, stonecutter D. "Sheerin
Bellew James H., upholsterer, r. 19 Ohio
Bellew John. r. 19 Ohio
Bellew Thomas, laborer, r. 121 Olive Av
PAPER HANGINGS, t
Importer of French, American and Kn^lish Paper
ang'ing'S. Private residences
Decorated in Artistic Style
Geo.W. CM, 645 Market
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Belli Gaetano. fisherman Front St. Wharf
Belli Giovanni, fruits and vegetables, 420 Union
Belli Giuseppe, vegetables and produce, 616 Front
Belli Mansueto, vcgetabk-s, 67 Colombo Market
Bellingall Peter W. (Eellingall & Miller) r. Oakland
BeUing^aU & Miller (Peter W. Bellingall and
Peter Miller) ship and Custom House brokers,
425 Battery
Bellinger Rufus S., seaman, r. 132 Steuart
Bellinger. See Ballinger and Bellanger
ft', Bellinghain Bay Coal Co., P. B. Cornwall pres-
'^ ideut, office Spear St. Wharf
Bellingham Edward, shoemaker, r. 1120!^ Broadway
Bellingham James, shoecutter Greorge Bryant & Co.,
r. 1120 Broadway
Bellingham Robert, r. 1120 J^ Broadway
Bellini Anna Miss, musician Wiener Garten, r. 121
O'Farrell
Bellinomini Eugenio, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Cn Bellisle Frank N., master carbuilder Southern Pac.
RR., r.W 8 Bryant, bet Twenth-fourth and Twen-
ty-fifth
Bellisle Philibert, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 177fi Folsom
Bellman Oliver P., painter, r. 628 Howard
Bellman Robert A., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E
8 Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Bellman Vincent, ropemaker, r. E s Tennessee, bet
)_. I Sierra and Nevada
M I Bellman Vincent Jr.. clerk Herbert H. Jxidson, r. E s
^i I Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
" I Bellmer Frederick, salesman, r. 434 Seventh
Bellmer J. H. C, restaurant, 104 First
Belluer Mary, domestic, 821 Larkin
^ j Bellnow Louis, watchman Underwriters' Fire Patrol,
r^ I r. 43 Ecker
^ 1 Bello Antonio, Italian Benev See, 423 Washington
ftiJ I Bello Biua, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
W Bello Bruno, printer, r. 1237 Dupont
2J Bello Carlo. Italian Benev. Soc'., 423 Washington
Bello Constante. Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Bello Joao J. de S., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn.,
415)4 Drumm
Bello Vincent, vegetable dealer, r. 74 Jessie
Belloc Hypolite (Belloc & Co.), 524 Montgomery
Belloc Si Co. (Hypolite Belloc, Henry Barroilhet,
and A. Germain de Moutauzan), bankers and
^ j agents General Trans-Atlantic Co. (Paris, 78 Rue
^ de Courcelles), .'524 Montgomery
• Bellocq .\lfred (Banit .^ Bellocq) r. 1302 Powell
Bellorio Giuseppe, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washing-
ton
Bellov Peter, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
^ Bellows Edward St. John, r. 508 Eddy
S— t- Bellows Henry H., carpenter, r. 219 Sixteenth
^ Bellows H. H., critic, r. 52'J Sacramento
1 Bellows Joseph, painter C. A. Bernard, r. 1024 Stock
Bellows William H., carpenter, r. 219 Sixteenth
Bellstedt John, engineer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 25M
Decatur
Bellue Augnst (Bellue k Borel), r. .503 Jones
Bellue Cauiille, wine dealer, r. 3 Lewis
Bellue Pierre, barkeeper Gregoire HenrisuUe
Pacific
Bellue & Borel (August Bellue and Joseph
laundry, 50:i Jones
Bellue. See Bellew
Bellund Jonas, seaman, r. N B Greenwich, bet Mont-
gomery and Sausome
Belluomini Ansano, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Belmont Clara. Miss, r. 16 Eddy
Qj Belmont mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.; J. W. Pew
.-secretary, 310 Pine, room 17
Belmont Park (Sun Mateo) office 545 California
Belmore Nettie Miss, actress, Adelphi Theatre
a^ I Belser Julius, bricklnyer, r. 248 Hermann
t^ I Belshaw Mortimer W., man8!,'er Empire Coal Mine
and Railroad (Mt. Diablo) office 402 Front, r. 162(5
Jack.son
© Belt Alfred M. jr., bookkeeper Mayhew, Earnest &
^^ Co.. r. Lick House
Belt Thomas W., proptr Brooklyn Hotel, 210 and
212 Bush
Belton Phillip M., packer Wool Agency Warehouse, r.
SW cor Alabama and Twenty-third
Beltrau Jose, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730 Mont-
gomery
Belulnta Pedro, r. 17 M Kt. Mary's
Belvedere House, Albino Abbiatl proptr, 1108 Stock.
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Belvidere Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co., Cal.) C. Van j
Dyck Hubbard secretary, 203 Bush, room 26
Belville Eli, broommaker Harrison & Dickson, r. 273
Stevenson
Belz Beddy, domestic 922 O'Farrell
Belz Johannes, tailor, r. Ahlborn House
Bembach Sol S., r. 925 Tyler
Bemis Charles C, U. S. Sapervising Inspector Steam
Vessels, oflfice new U. S. Appraisers' Building,
first floor, r. 419 Bryant
Bemis Elizabeth, widow, r. Hancock House
Bemis. See Beamish and Bemus
Bemmerer August, cutler, r. 1521 Polk
Bemmerer Robert, baker Broncer & Smith, r. 249
Stevenson
Bemus James, magazinekeeper Cal. Powder Works, r.
NE cor Baker and Tonquin
Bemus. See Bemis and Beamish
Benancio Arias, porter London and S. F. Bank, r.
Alameda
Benard Ang-usfeF., wines and liquors, NE cor
Fifth and Howard, r. 8r.2 Howard
Benard Mary, widow, r. 2708 Mission
Benard. See Bernard
Benavides Alfred, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. SE cor Dupont and Vallejo
Benavides Antonio, cigarmaker, r. 528 Green
Benbow David, painter Thomas Downing, r. 2309
Larkin
Benbow Eilward M.. painter, r. 1231 J^ Union
Bencllley L.. B., general nianaccr Pac. Rolling Mill
Co., ottice 16 First, r. 833 Fulton
Benckert Catherine, widow, r. 211 Fr.inklin
Bendegard Martin, captain .schr D. C. Haskius, r. 1731
Jessie
Bendel Bernard & Co. (estate of) Empire Match Fac-
tory, Hofen & Co. agents, office 412 Clay
Bendel Herman (Tillmnnn & Bondel) r. Oakland
Bendel Louis, clerk Henry HoUman, r. NW cor
Twenty-fourth and Mission
Bender Andrew S., civil engineer, office and r. 137
Montgomery
Bender Charles, capitalist, r. 103 Mason
Bender Charles F., r. 120334 Bush
Bender Francis, ironmolder City Iron Works, r. 20
Clara
Bender Frederick C, carbuilder Clay St. Hill RR.
Bender Jacob A., contractor, r. 2729 Howard
Bender Jacob A., market. 110 Twelfth
Bender Joseph, teacher music, r. 18 Turk
Bender Josiah D., coUarniaker. r. 20 Ki Welsh
Bender Josiah P., mason, r. S s Twenty-ninth, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Bender Louis, cook Woodward's Gardens
Bender Noah W., driver La Grande Laundry, r. 1522
Howard
Bender Thomas L., bricklaver, and extraman Engine
No. 10. S. F. F. D., r. IISV Welsh
Bender William A., bookkeeper William H. Wright,
r. 2729 Howard
Bendit Benjamin, expressmen, r. 1218 Pacific
Bendit Herman, salesman Sam Bendit, r. 17 Hyde
Bendit Isaac, peddler, r. 451 Tehama
Bendit Louis, barber, r. 1300 Pacific
Bendit Morris, expressman, NE cor Montgomery and
California, r. s\V cor San Jose Av and Elizabeth
Bendit Sam, auctioneer and commission merchant,
536 and 538 California, r. 17 Hyde
Bendixen John, seaman schr Ivanhoe, r. 30 Clay
Beudixen John Alfred, driver Emil A. Engelberg, r.
418 Kearny
Bendon E. J., helper Union Box Factory
Bendroth James, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bendt William, liquor saloon, 12 Clay, r. 24 Drumm
Bendt. See Bent
Beneamino Vanucci, hostler Novella & PItto, r. 427
Jackson
Benear James S., mining secretary, 420 Montgomery,
room 12, r. 207 Post
Benecke Carl, bedmakor Grand Central Hotel
Benecke H. D., groceries and liquors, 520 Broadway
Benecke. See Beneke and Beuieke
Benedetti Bastiano, r. 2 Sherwood PI
Benedict Amos W., carpeutt-r, r. Park Hotel
Benedict Charles Jlrs.. widow, r. 419 Folsom
Benedict Charles K., driver Jersey Farm Dairv, and
bakery. Ill Fifth
Benedict "C. W.. clerk stmr Ceres, Jackson St. Wharf
Benedict Cortland S. (Benedict .«: Smith) r. W s Va-
lencia, bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
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123
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Benedict Jacob, refiner Selby Lead and Smeltln^
Works, r. 14 Beaver
Benedict John E., steward, r. 1299 Van Ness Av
Beneilict Julia, domestic 1922 Sutter
Benedict Lottie Mrs., copyist Superior Court Dept
No. 9, r. 2032 Folsoni
Benedict M.M. Mrs., r. 422 Post
Benedict & Smith (C. S. Benedict and J. R.
Smith) merchant tailors, 136 MontKomei-y
Benenger Hugo, seaman, r. Keystone House
Ben^t Moritz, miner, r. Eureka, bet Seventeenth and
Eighteenth
Benetta Eugenlo, bartender G. Preds, r. Oakland
Benger Nicolas, seaman schr Florence Caduc, Fourth
St. Wharf
Bengstrom John A., seaman schr Greyhound, Green
St. Wharf
Benhagen Harry, actor California Theatre, r. 502 Bush
Benhagen Jacob, commercial traveler, r. 502 Bush
Benliani AzelM., wholesale dealer pianos, organs,
and musical merchandise, 647 Market, r. Oakland
Benliain Callioun, attorney at law, 330 Pine,
room 21, r. 109 Fifth
Benham Charles S. (R, B. Milroy & Co.) r. Alleghany
City, Cal.
Benham M. L., widow, r. 43.5 Bryant
Benham Eaymond S., agent, r. 2320 IVIission
Benicia Cement Co., Padey Martin president,
office .542 California
Benicke Frank, r. 19 Harlan PI
Benicke. See Benecke and Bencke
Bening George F., r. 1114 Webster
Bening Henrietta, domestic, 1032 McAllister
Beniola Luigi, laborer, r. 17 Sonera
Benitez Julio, barber, r. 16 Carlos PI
Benjamin A. F., notary public and commissioner
deeds, 417 California, r. 721 Eddy
Benjamin Alexander E., clerk, r. 721 Eddy
Benjamin Alfred D., carriagetrimmer, r. 721 Eddy
Benjamin Asher L., canvasser, r. 22 Harriet
Benjamin Benj.imin, r. 22 Harriet
Benjamin Charles E., salesman Crane, Hastings & Co.,
r. 213 Sixteenth
Benjamin D., planer S. F. Furniture Factory, r. 27
Fifth Av
Benjamin Edward Jr., clerk M. S. Grinbaum & Co. r.
122 Tuik
Benjamin Edward C, shipping clerk Crane, Hastings
& Co.,r. 234 Post
Benjamin Edward E., patternmaker Steiger & Bush-
man, r. 2625 Mission
Benjamin Elias, general dealer, r. 984 Folsom
Benjamin Erastus M., carpenter, r. 2625 Mission
Benjamin Frederick A., mining engineer, r. 433 Second
Benjamin Henry, second-hand clothing, 984 Folsom
Benjamin Henry A. (Henry A. Benjamin & Co.) r. 715
Howard
Benjamin Henry A. Si Co. (Henry A. Benja-
min and J. S. Henshaw) Natural Mineral Springs
Water Depot, 29 New Montgomery, cor Jessie
Benjamin Jacob, broker, r. 721 Eddy
Benjamin Jo.seph, tailor, r. 447 Fourth
Benjamin Mary, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Benjamin Muses H., clerk, r. 721 Eddy
Benjamin Orson C, storekeeper O. and O. SS. Belglc,
r. 519 }<; BraSnan
Benjamin Philip S., electric instrumentmaker, r. 721
Eddy
Benjamin Rosetta Mrs., second-hand clothing, 984 Fol
Benjamin Sarah, stewardess Pacific Mail SS. City of
New York
Benjamin Sarah G., ladies nurse, r. 616 Harrison
Benjamin Thaddeus S., clerk, r. 721 Eddy
Benjamin Wallace A., clerk Martin Herman, r. 721
Eddy
Benjamin William K., watchman TJ. 8. Mint, r. 2808
Pine
Benkelmann Rosalie, widow, liquor saloon, cor Bail-
road and Ninth Avs, r. Fifteenth Av, bet P and Q,
South S. F.
Benker George, cigarmaker Denicke Brothers, r. 1051
Mission
Benn George M., laborer Dunn & Blucher, r. 121
Bernard
Benn James, teamster Hibemia Brewery, r. 1211 Fol
Benn John S., millwright, r. 603 Brannan
Benn Thomas, teamster Hibemia Brewery, r. 1211
Folsom
Benner Felix, printer F. Korbel & Bros., r. 514 Sixth
Benner Frederick M., melter TJ. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Benner Milton S., cigarmaker Denicke Brothers, r.
1060 Howard, rear
Bennerot Eugene, machinist, r. 2141 Mission
Benners Thomas D., steward, r. 683 Harrison
Bennerscheidt B.. r. 245 Second
Bennet Moritz (Henry Gerig k Co.) . r. W s Clara Av,
bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Bennet Thomas, general agent Travelers' Insur-
ance Co. of Hartford, Conn., 319 California, r.
Oakland
Bennet Victor, carpenter, r. W s Chtirch, bet Army
and Twenty-seventh
Bennett Aaron J., horse trainer, r. 2724 Folsom
Bennett Albert A., architect, 318 Pine, room 37, r. 2323
California
Bennett Alfred (Bennett & Co.) r. 454 Sixth
Bennett Alfred E., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
r. Oakland
Bennett Alviu, bookkeeper, r. 516 Filbert
Bennett Annie Miss, r. 428 Green
Bennett Annie, domestic 1916 Larkin
Bennett Annie Miss, milliner, r. 569J^ Minna
Bennett Annie Mrs., domestic 1701 Howard
Bennett Bridget, domestic 834 McAllLster
Bennett Brothers (John R. and George) dairy
produce, 35 andd 90 California Market
Bennett Carrie E. Miss, saleswoman Keane Bros, r.
1028 Market
Bennett Charles, r. 223 Fifth
Bennett Charles, elevator-man W. Haker & Hinz, r.
569 J^ Minna
Bennett Charles D., bookkeeper Atkinson, Doud &
Co., r. Oakland
Bennett Charles G., tanner Herman Royer, r. 106 Park
Av
Bennett Christian, fruit dealer, r. .525 Mission
Bennett Clement, official shorthand reporter,
434 California, room 10, r. 14 Eddy
Bennett Daniel L., foreman fuller S. F. Pioneer
Woolen Factory, r. 236 Shotwell
Bennett Edward J., laundryman, r. 555 Bryant
Bennett Edwin S., foreman McCord, Bridge & Co.,r.
221 Ellis
Bennett E. I., widow, domestic 1605 Franklin
Bennett Elizabeth, widow, r. 1917 Jessie
Bennett F. M., shiiiping agent, r. Overland House
Bennett Frederick, horsetrainer, r. 915 Battery
Bennett Frederick, liquor saloon, 230 Brannan
Bennett Frederick, longshoreman Menzies, Bingham
& Co.
Bennett Frederick Y., messenger Wells, Fargo k Co.,
r. 607 Powell
Bennett George (Bennett Brothers) r. 1931 Sutter
Bennett George, laborer Golden Age Flouring Mills,
r. 908 Sansome, rear
Bennett George, painter Moulton & Edmondson, r. N
W cor Clay and Davis
Bennett George, waiter, r. .507 Stevenson
Bennett George M. D., bartender, r. Sacramento House
Bennett George W., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. Al-
ameda
Benni tt George W., helper Belts Spring Co., r. 569 J^
Minna
Bennett George W., policeman City Hall, r. 670
Twentieth
Bennett Gilbert L., special policeman, r. 921 Powell
Bennett Harrold E., compositor Evening Post, r. 113
Prospect PI
Bennett Henrietta Mrs., teacher music, r. 1015 Fol
Bennett Henry (Bennett & Co.) r. 454 Sixth
Bennett H. L. Mrs., widow, r. 223 Ritch
Bennett H. W. Mrs., lodgings, 222 Post
Bennett James, driver Bennett Brothers, r.l931 Sutter
Bennett James G., r. Nucleus House
Bennett James G., conductor N. B. and Mission RR.,
r. 837 Mission
Bennett Jay S., manuf black walnut furniture, Cen-
tennial Mills .566 Brannan, r. Alameda
Bennett Jennie S. Miss, dressmaker, r. 826 Broadway
Bennett John, carpenter, r. 1006 Natoma
Bennett John, clerk Johu H. Boden & Co., r. 1015 Fol.
Bennett John, backman. Plaza
Bennett John, laborer, r. 14 Bernice
Bennett Johu, laborer quartermaster's department
U. S. .\., 36 New Montgomery
Bennett John, usher Baldwin's 'Theater
Bennett John P., liquor saloon, 837 Mission
Bennett John R. (Bennett Brothers) r. 1931 Sutter
Bennett Joseph, cook Isthmus House, r. 54 First
Bennett Joseph, miner, r. 819 Montgomery
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Beunett Joseph F., compositor Solomon Farjefln, r.
223 Ritch
Benuett J. S., r. Branch House
Bennett Julia, nurse, 738 McAllister
Bennett L., painter, r. 1 Central PI
Bennett Laura S. Miss, instructress Domestic Sewing
Machine Co., r. 315 Geary
Bennett Lewis, cook schr Z. B. Heywood, Beale St.
Wharf
Bennett Lizzie, widow, r. .5G9>^ Minna
Bennett Louis, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Bennett Marguerite A., widow, r. E s Iowa, bet Mari-
posa and Solano
Bennett Martin J., driver Market St. RR., r. 837 Miss.
Bennett Mary Mrs., proptr Bennett's South Park
Laundry, r. 555 Bryant
Bennett Mary E. Miss, assistant Mission Grammar
School
Bennett Moms, cook ship Belvedere
Bennett Morris, house painter, r. 548 Tehama
Bennett Morris, laborer Sea Wall, r. 1()04 Bush
Bennett M. W., watchman Pacilic Mail SS. City of
Chester
Bennett Nathaniel (Beunett & Jones) r. 121 Oak
Bennett Patrick, assistant guslitter new City Hall, r.
837 Mission
Bennett Patrick Jr., barktender John P. Delaney.r. 837
Mission
Bennett Robert, laundryman Occidental Hotel
Beunett Samuel, dockman Sea AVall, r. 1336 Pacific
Bennett Samuel, mining operator, r. 142G Ellis
Bennett Sauford, capitalist, r. Russ House
Bennett Sant'or;! S., bookkeeper Domestic Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. 315 Geary
Bennett Sarah Miss, dressmaker, r. 548 Tehama
Beuntttt Thomas, insurance agent, r. 321 First
Bennett Thomas, painter, r. 303 Davis
Beunett Thomas, physician and surgeon, 620 Market,
r. 716 Pine
Benni'tt Thomas, salesman Eeane Brothers, r. 8
Beaver
Bennett William, laborer, r. 553 Bryant
Benuett William, liquor saloon, 519 Pacific
Beunett William, physician, office and r. 1015 Folsom
Bennett William, plumber, r. 1015 Clay
Bennett William C, miner, r. 722 Montgomery
Bennett William H.. laundryman, r. 555 Bryant
Bennett William J., machinist Risdou I. and L. Works
Bennett & Co. (Henry and Alfred Bennett) painters
and whiteners. 454 Sixth
Bennett & Jones, (Nathaniel Bennett and
DeWitt Clinton Jones) attorneys at law, 215 San-
some, rooms 10 and 11
Bennett's South Park Laimdiy, Mrs. Mary Bennett
proprietress, 555 Bryant
Benuick Hugo, salesman, r. 837 Hayes
Benuing Anton, groireries and liquors, SW cor Mont-
gomery Av and Chestnut
Benniiig John, driver Newell & Brother
Benniuk Adrian W., compositor H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. 1 Clinton PI
Bennison Edward, conductor Market St. RR.
Benoit Amedee Mrs., furnished rooms, 16 Montgom-
ery Av
Benoit Amadee .J., compositor Courrier de San Fran-
cisco, r. 16 Montgomery Av
Benom David, Painters' Pro Union. 771 Market
Benrlmo Josei)h, mining, r. Hancock House
Bensabot Jacob, salesman, r. 214 Clara
Bensel James H., paper hanger John Cooney, r. 775
Misssion, rear
Bensen Conrad, groceries and liquors, SW cor Broad-
way and Polk
Bensen F., laborer Wool Agency Warehouse, r. 608
Sixth
BeiiKen Hoiiry, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Sixth and Bryant
Bensen W. J., waiter Pac. Coast SS. State of California
Bensen. See Benson
Bensiuger Daniel, baker stmr George W. Elder, Ore-
gon SS. Co
Bensley John, capitalist, 427 Montgomery, r. 9 South
Park
Bensley .Marian, r. 8 Laurel PI
Benson Andrew, Rig. and Stev. Union Assn, 806 Mont
Benson Andrew S., mate schr Active, Jackson St.
Wharf
Benson Annie E. Miss., assistant Noe and Temple ste
School, r. 2710 Howard
Benson Benjamin, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Benson Benjamin C, captain stmr Constance, r. 806
Bay
Benson Benjamin F. M., bookkeeper Boca Brewing
Co., r. 700 California
Benson C. A., seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Benson Charles, cook, r. 207 Main
Benson Frank, seaman, r. Sanders Hotel
Benson Franklin R., clerk, r. 2710 Howard
Benson George, lumber surveyor, r. Girard House
Benson George, master mariner, r. 142 Seventh
Benson Henry, speculator, r. 212 Van Ness Av
Benson Henry C. Rev., editor California Christian
Advocate, 1041 Market, r. Santa Clara
Benson Henry W., tailor, r. 6 O'Farrell Alley
Benson James, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Benson James, secretary Odd Fellows' Savings
Bank, 238 Montgomery, r. 2810 Howard
Benson James A., policeman City Hall, r. 1203 Market
Benson James E. K., jmnter, r. 2710 Howard
Benson John, r. 803 Stockton
Benson Jolin A., surveyor and civil engineer, 507
Montgomery, r. Seminary Park
Benson Lucy, widow, r. 411 Powell
Bens(m Maggie, domestic 914 O'Farrell
Benson Michael, machinist The Singer Manuf. Co., r.
12 Laskie
Benson Ole, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Benson Oliver, seaman Pacific Mail SS. Colima, r. 54
Sacramento
Benson Richard, master mariner, r. 200 Washington
Benson Richard, pilot stmr Ceres, r. 1242 Pacific
Benson Samuel H., foreman boilermakers Southern
Pac. RR., r. 312 Eigliteenth
Benson Sanford G., foreman composing room Califor-
nia Christian Advocate, r. 1239 Mission
Benson Simon J., r. 1125 Filbert
Benson Thomas A., clerk Banner Brothers, r. 29
Everett
Benson W. H. A., clerk, r. 915 Market
Benson William H., furniture dealer, r. 1553^ Market
Benson William R., crimper Kullman, Salz & Co., and
groceries and liquors, 51 Brady
Benson W. J., porter Olympic Club, r. 8 Miles Court
Benson. See Bensen
Bent Charles, watchman Mission Woolen Mills r. 1603
Stevenson
Bent Edward F. (E. F. Bent & Co.) r. 323 First
Bent E. F. Jil Co. (Edward F. Bent and Lewis W.
McGlauflin) grain commission brokers, 18 Cal.
Bent James R., clerk Nevada House, r. 132 Sixth
Bent John T., bookkeeper Mission Rock Dock and
Warehouse Co., r. 209 Turk
BentM. W., carpenter, r. Cincinnati Hotel
Bent. See Bendt
Bentel Charles, baker, r. 114 Thirteenth
Benter Henry, friugemaker Pacific Fringe Co., r.
Oakland
Bentfield C. B., Master Mariner's Benev. Assn.,
Druids' Hall
Bentfield George, porter, r. South Park House
Bentham Harry, wines and liquoi's, 538 Market, r. 25 M
Bentlcy Frederick, laborer Schroeder & Milman, r.
1019 Eddy
Bentley George N., conductor Market St. RR
Beutley John, laborer Schroeder & Milman, r. 1619
Eddy •
Bentley Thomas, seaman schooner Elvenia, r. North
Pacific Hotel
Bentley William R. (Bentley & Wyman) r. Oakland
Bentley &Wyman (William R. Bentley and J. B. Wyman)
proptrs Cal. Photo Engraving Co., 632 Clay
Bentner Katie, domestic 2121 Mason
Bento Manuel, oystcrmau Brady & Donleavy, 630
■ilHrket
Benton Abbie N., dressmaker, r. 813 Pacific
Benton Byron, r. 813 Pacific
Benton Charles B., printer H. G. Parsons, r. Ss Pacific
bet Stockton and Powell
Benton Charles J., groceries, E 8 Howard, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Benton Charles L., bookkeeper F. N. Woods & Co., r.
127 Kearny
Benton Con.solidatcd Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.)
William H. Watson, secretary, 302 Montgomery
room 6
Benton James E., carpenter, r. 308 Beale
Bentz Henry, junk dealer, r. 530 Pacific
Benussi Luigi, bookkeeper Lavilla Brothers, r. 813
Broadway
Benvenuti Germane, Italian Sharpshooters, 413 Bdwy
OO YLAnb LArLnlLINLL. Established, S.F., 1863,135 Montqomerv.'
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Lumber i» the market. N. £. cor. Mission and Spear Sts.
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Benway J. B., engineer Sutter St. KR.
Benzecry Morris, cigaruiaker, r. 46 Louisa
Benzenhofer David, baker Bernhard Kremer, r. 630
Grove
Benzon August F., salesman C. F. Bassett & Co., r.
Oakland
Beppc Giuseppe, laborer, r. 14 Ohio
Beppler Frederick, irou-norker, r. 103 Eighth
Beppler John, market, 1518 Dupont, r. 151G Dupont
Beppler Stephen, engineer, r. 13 Pacific
Bequette Derville, millwright and civil engineer, r.
119 Montgomery Block
Bera Antouia, •widow, furnished rooms, 314 Fifth
Bera Donaclano, carpenter L.Weissman, r. 528 Green
Benin Adolph,boot and shoemaker, SE cor Mason and
Lombard
Beran Barbara, widow, r. 1003 Pacific
Berau Emanuel, shoemaker, 92234 Folsom
Beran Frank, boot and shoemaker, 101)3 Pacific
Berau John, compositor German Demokrat, r. 922 }<j
Folsom
Beran Washington J., mining, r. 28 Mary
Berard Achille, laborer, r. 533 Valencia
Berard Edward, furnished rooms, 1403 Stockton
Berbora John N., coflfee saloon, 624 Kearny, r. 210
Montgomery Av
Berbora Nicholas G., coffee saloon, 624 Kearny, r. 210
Montgomery Av
Berck Dora Mrs., r. 309 Gough
Berck Simon, r. 1002 Van Ness Av
Berck. See Berk, Bourke and Burke
Berdan Frank C. weigher coiners' dept U. S. Mint, r.
126 Fifth
Berdejo Juan de Dios, barber, r. 6 Hinckley
Berdugo Antonio, cigarmaker J. Casner & Co., r. 1509
Dupont
Beredose R., milkman, r. W s San Bruno Road. S of
Richards
Berel Jacob, merchant, r. 1806 Stockton
Beren Emma, domestic 1136 Dupont
Beresford John, caterer Russ House
Beresford Matthew W., watchman, r. 284 Stevenson
Beretta Angelo, sutler, PrcBidio Reservation
Beretta Eugenic, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Beretta George, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Beretta Idegonda, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washing-
ton
Beretta Ittolo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Beretta John, machinist, r. S s Nineteenth, bet Cas-
tro and Hartford
Beretta Letterina, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Beretto Lellera Mrs., r. 641 Broadway
Beretto Pietro, r. 641 Broadway
Berg Adolph, newspaper clerk Post OfBce, r. 2507 Fol
Berg Alfred, jeweler, watchmaker, etc., 1144 Market,
r. 603 Ellis I
Barg Anton, barge pilot stmr Ceres, Jackson St. Wharf
Berg Anton, clerk G. A. Ammerup, r. 12 Mary
Berg August, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Berg Carl F., physician, office and r. 618 California
Berg Charles, surgical instrument maker Hatteroth &
Russ, r. Harrison, nr Eighteenth
Berg Christopher L., porter R. D. Hume & Co., r. 1304
Jackson
Berg Edmund C, seaman schr Amelia, r. 129 Jackson
Berg Ferdinand, butcher, 209 Sixth, r. 20}4 Oak
Grove Av
Berg Ferdinand N., seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Berg John, filemaker Albert Wolf
Berg Julius, laborer Philadelphia House, 423 Bush
Berg M., seaman, r. 10 Berry
Berg Peter, mate schr Golden Fleece, Mission St.
Wharf
Berg Peter, molder John G. lis, r. 1016 Pacific
Berg Rasmus, seaman, r. 28 Garden, rear
Berg Samuel, seaman, r. 415 East
Berg. See also Burge
Bergametti Charles A., bartender Henry Wohltman,
r. NE cor Third and Townsend
Berganer John, cigarmaker, r. 72 Everett
Bergantz Peter W. Mrs., widow, r. 1818 Pierce
Berge Astri, widow, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Green and Calhoun
Berge Joseph, tripe man Artigues Canning Co-.r. cor
Railroad and Fifth Avs, South S. F.
Berge Rasmus Olsen, laborer Martenstein & Demlng,
r. 504 Vallejo
Bergen Adrian, comraisBion merchant, 426 Clay,
r. 609 Pine
Bergen Alexander, clerk Adrian Bergen, r. 609 Pine
Bergen James, machinist Union Iron Works, r. Col-
ma, San Mateo Co.
Bergin L., cook Jackson's Hotel, 66 Oregon
Bergen. See Bergin
Bergcndahl Daniel, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Berger ChrisiianC. druggist, SWcorSteiner and Eddy
Berger Edward, student, r. 304 Third
Berger Elizabeth, domestic 103 Van Ness Av
Berger Gabriel, collector, r. 4 Hyde
Berger Henry H., importer Japanese plants, 108
Leidesdorflf, r. Oakland
Berger Henry J., painter, r. NW cor Commercial and
Kearny
Berger Jacob, coachman Francisco Garcia, r. S s Fif-
teenth, bet Noe and Castro
Berger Julius (Edward Cohn & Co.) r. 209 Dupont
Berger Justin, r. 1027 Dupont
Berger Louis, clerk, r. Commercial Hotel
Berger Martin L. Rev., pastor Westminster Presby-
terian Church, r. SE cor Buchanan and McAl-
lister
Berger Michael, laborer, r. t;35 Second
Berger Pierre, dyer, r. 320 Sutter
Berger R. Mrs., dyeing and scouring, 140 Post, r. 320
Sutter
Berger. See Burger
Bergerole Louis E., compositor S. W. Raveley, r. 273
Jessie
Bergerot Jean, private school, 611 Stockton
Bergerot John A., real estate, r. NE cor Kansas and
Center
Bergerson Tiberut, laborer, r. 754 Folsom
Berges Alexander, waiter, r. 932 Montgomery
Berges Alexandre, waiter John Bordenave, r. SE cor
Fifth Av and M, South S. F.
Berges John, trustee French Benev. Soc, 510 Jackson
Birges Nicholas, policeman City Hall, r. 643 Minna
Berjjes P. B. & Co. (Peter B. Berges, Auguste
Drayeur and Dominique Cazeaux) proptrs Miners'
Restaurant, 529 and 531 Commercial and 737 Mar-
ket
Berges Pierre, gardener, 1511 Steiner
Berges Peter (Berges & Escleses) r. Russia Av, nr
Vienna
Berges'Peter B. (P. B. Berges & Co.) r. 411 Post
Berges & Escleses (Peter Berges and John Escleses)
dairy, Russia Av, nr Vienna
Berges. SeeBergez
Bergevin Nelson L., salesman John Renz, r. 609 Na-
toma
Bergevin Peter, expressman. Pacific Mail SS. Co.'s
Wharf, r. N s St. Rose, bet Ferrie and Collins
Bergez John (Bergez & Klein) r. 1428 Jackson
Bergez & Klein (John Bergez and Pierre Klein)
proptrs Occidental Restaurant, 536 Washington
Bergfeld Robert, carjoenter and builder, r. E 8
Church, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Berjrgren Aii$fust, consul Sweden and Norway,
office 406 Montgomery, r. 1113 Stockton
Bergh Herman J., carpenter, r. 1211 Folsom, rear
Berghauser Margaret, widow, r. 1319 Mason
Berghgren Nils, tailor, r. 1206 Howard
Berghofer Bridget Mrs., 274 Jessie
Berghofer Bridget Mrs,, r. 644 Mission
Berghold Charles V., waiter Schroth & Westerfeld, r.
5 Cottage PI
Bergholte Sophia, housekeeper, r. 2812 Laguna
Bergin Eliza Miss, milliner Mrs. Julia Prescott, r. 40
Moss
Bergin Ellen Miss, r. 1520 Powell
Bergin John, blacksmith helper Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 114 Jersey
Bergin John, laborer, r. W s Jersey, bet Santa Clara
and Solano
Bergin John, laborer freight department Central Pac.
RR.
Bergin Mary T., widow, r. 1526 Powell
Bergin Michael, attorney at law, 79 Montgomery Blk
Bergin Michael W., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Harrison and Bitch
Bergin Patrick, cook What Cheer House ReBtaurant,
r. 1126 Pacific
Bergin Thomas I. (McAllister & Bergin) attorney at
law, 38 and 39 Nevada Block, r. 2012 Jackson
Bergin. See Bergen and Burgln
Berglund Andrew, tailor, r. Is09 Jackson
Berghmd Charles E., nuttapper Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
742 Fourth
Berglund Hans, carpenter, r. 38 Perry
Berglund,JohanneB, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
WINDOW SHADES.
Manufacturer of fine WIXDOW
SHADES for Private Resi-
dences, Stores, OflSces, etc., etc.
GEO. W.CLARK,
645 Market Street.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
■WHOIiESAXE
HARDWARE,
Corner Market and Front Streets.
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Berglund Nils, boots and shoes, SlSJi Geary, r. 316
O'Farrell, rear
Bergman Alexander, master mariner, r. 428 Oak
Bergman Charles, seaman schr Salamander, Fourth
St. Wharf
Bergman Frank, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bergman Julius, butcher John C. Germer, r. 511 Pac
Bergmann Abraham, confectioner, r. 1435 O'Farrell
Bergmann Adolph, confectioner, r. 612 Sacramento
Bergmann August, assistant First School of the Ger-
man School Union, r. NW cor Geary and Hyde
Bergmann Henri, shoemaker Henry Thummler, r. 724
Mission
Bergmann Jacob (Frankenthal & Co.) r. 1603 Gough
Bergmann Jacob, milk ranch, N s Filbert, bet Steiner
and Pierce
Bergmann Joseph, musician Tivoli Garden, r. 10
Lewis
Bergmann Louis, chiropodist, r. 807 Union
Bergmann Louise Miss, dressmaker, 807 Union
Bergner Henry, r. 735 Harrison
Bergschicker William, brewer Jacob Adams, r. 628
Broadway
Bergson Charles, r. 704 Powell
Bergson Emma L. Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 312 Fulton
Bergson Ole, carpenter, r. 312 Fulton
Bergson Oscar A., molder, r. 312 Fulton
Bergstein Marian, widow, r. 1439 Pine
Bergstein Sigmund, conductor Sutter St. BB., r. 1439
Pine
Bergstrom Charles M., cook Bailey & Co., r. 10 Mason
Bergstrom Frederick, tailor, r. 445 Bush
Bergstrom John, organbuilder, W s California Av,
bet Virginia and Esmeralda Avs, B. H.
Bergwald Gustave, student, r. 268 Tyler
Berhof A., merchant, r. 469 Minna
Bering James E., teacher piano, r. 511 Lombard
Bering J. H., helper G. & W. feuook, r. 511 Lombard
Bering John P., bookkeeper D. M. Osborne & Co., r.
511 Lombard
Bei-itzhoff Alexander C, storekeeper U. S Internal
Revenue, r. 636 Stevenson
Beritzhoff Charles D., compositor New Age, r. 630
Stevenson
Beritzhoff Kittie Miss, saleswoman Mrs. M. A. Soper,
r. (i'-H) .Stevenson
Beritzhoff Mamie Miss, milliner, r. 630 Stevenson
Berk Charles, machinist, r. W s Columbia, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Berk Maurice G., cigiir dealer, r. 700 California
Berk. See Berke and Burke
Beike Adolph. jeweler, r. 42n O'Farrell
Berke Henrietta, widow, r. 420 O'Farrell
Berkeley — , longshoreman Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Berkeley (branch) Hailroad, J. O. B. Gunn secretary,
office NE cor Towuseud and Fourth, room 1
Berkeley Ferry, East, nr Washington
Berkeley Ferry and Railroad Co., William Stuart
secretary, 320 Sansome, room 12
Berkeley Lund and Town Improvement Assn., Samuel
A. Peuwell secretary, 050 Market, room 3
Berkley Joseph M., whitener, r. 2 Valencia
Berkling John, seaman burk Samoset, Mission St.
Wharf
Berkowitz Meyer, merchant, r. 732 Hayes
Berkowitz Morris, clerk, r. 732 Hayes
Berkowitz Rachel Mrs., dry goods, 1008 Stockton, r.
732 Hayes
Berkowitz Simon, shoemaker, 534 Pacific
Berks Kate Mr8.,r. lu Rose Alley
Berlach Maurice, clerk Walter Harris jc Co., r. 636
Commercial
Berli Salomon, Swiss Benev. 8oc., 109 Montgomery
Berlin Charles, carpenter, r. SW cor Twenty-eighth
and Church
Berlin -Coloij^ne Insurance Co. (of Berlin)
Hutchinson & Mann agents, 322 and 324 California
Berlin Frederick A., attorney at law, 616 Cali-
ifornia. rooms 1 and 2, r. 509 Powell
Berlin Henry, traveling agent, r. 309 M Elm Av
Berlin Simon N., salesman Ad. Lewis & Co., r. 1606
California
Berlin William, longshoreman, r. 31 Erie
Berliner George, traveling salesman E. Adelsdorfer
& Co., r. 2207 Devlsadero
Berliner Henry, bookkeeper, r. 2207 Devisadero
Berliner Herman A. (Marks & Berliner) r. 922 Mc-
Allister
Berliner Isadore, tailor, 528 Third •
Berman Charles, r. 809 Stockton
BermauT., seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Bermauu Josie, widow, r. 908 Stockton
Bermaun Otto, gents' furnishing goods, 502 Bush
Bermann. See Behrmann
Bermeri Giovanni, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washing-
ton
Bermingham Edmund R., clerk Thomas O'Connor, r.
130 Eleventh
Bermingham Elizabeth, domestic, 8 Liberty
Bermingham Jolin, agent California and Mexi-
can SS. Line, 10 Market, r. 611 Chestnut
Bermingham John, policeman City Hall, r. 1008 Pao
Bermingham Thomas, r. 130 Eleventh
Bermingham Thomas I., hamessmaker, r. 130
Eleventh
Bermingham. See Birmingham
Berna Frederick, deputy Tax Collector, r. 649 Third
Bernal Antoni H., Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730
Montgomery
Bernal Frederico, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, r. 730
Montgomery
Bernal Heights School, Cortland Av, bet Laurel At
and Moultrie
Bernal Joseph C, clerk L. J. Buffino & Co., r. SE cor
Church and Seventeenth
Bernal Manuel, clerk Lazard Freres, r. 806 Stockton
Bernal Thomas, harnessmaker Stone & Hayden, r. SE
cor Clay and Yerba Buena
Bernamayou Grat, teamster, r. Lombard, bet Larkin
and Polk
Bernard Abraham C, r. 844 Jj Folsom
Bernard Annie Miss, shoefitter, r. 28 Rausch
Bernard Bernard, carpetdealer, r. 325 >4 Geary
Bernard C. A. Mrs., r. '21 Ellis
Bernard diaries, coffee and spice mills, 707 and
709 Sansome, r. 312 Oak
Bernard Charles, student Charles Bourquin, r. 1108
Taylor
Bernard Charles A., house and sign painter, 629 Mer-
chant, r. 722 O'Farrell
Bernard Charles H., clerk, r. 418 Sutter
Bernard Chiude, porter Pacific Mail SS. Australia
Bernard Counbot, milker Berges & Escleses, r. Russia
Av, nr Vienna
Bernard Elleu, widow, r. S s Eighteenth, bet Noe
and Castro
Bernard F., teamster Superintendent Streets
Bernard Florence, expressman, r. 108 Lily Av
Bernard Francis, carpenter and builder, 516 Kearny,
r. 1515 Hyde
Bernard Hannah Miss, shoefitter, r. 28 Rausch
Bernard Harry, barber, 640 Market, r. 22 Mary
Bernard Ida L. Miss, assistant Greenwich St. Primary
Cosmopolitan School, r. 1515 Hyde
Berndrd Isaac, tinware and crockery, 2214 Six-
teenth
Bernard James, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Illinois, bet Shasta and Napa
Bernard James C, driver, r. 1306 Montgomery
Bernard Johannah, widow, r. 28 Rausch
Bernard John, capitalist, r. 17 Oak Grove Av
Bernard John, laborer Eureka Warehouse, r. 180Jj
Vandewater
Bernard John, Master Mariners' Benev. Assn, Druids'
Hall
Bernard John, seaman schr Mary Fernandez, North
Point Dock
Bernard John F., porter A. B. Elfelt jc Co., r. 631
O'Farrell
Bernard John F. G., clerk, r. 17 Oak Grove Av
Bernard John L., millhaud Capital Mills, r. 22 Wash-
ington Av
Bernard Joseph F., laborer, r. 1403 Mason
Bernard Jules (Bernard & Pouzadoux) r. 325 J< Geary
Bernard Louis, waiter New York Baths, r. 738 Pacific
Bernard Marie Miss, r. 1108 Taylor
Bernard Michel Nazare, manager leather dept Main
& Winchester, r. l;i04,'<( Montgomery
Bernard Ray Mrs., saleswoman Singer Manuf. Co., r.
215 Seventh
Bernard Uuloff, shipcarpenter, r. NW cor Mission
and Main
Bernard W. Robert, clerk George W. GibbR k Co., r.
Oakland
Bernard «Sc Pouzadoux (Jules Bernard and
Louis Pouzadoux) furniture and carpets, 312
Sutter
Bernard. See Barnard, Bcnard and Bemhard
Bernardasci Biagl, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Mont
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES
Office, 33 Geary St.
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OF AND DEALKR IN COAL AND PIG IRON,
41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Bernard! Fraucois, pantryman G.Wittman & Co., r. 50
Broadway
Bernardi Giuseppe, r. 518 Pacific
Bernasconi G., frescopainter, r. 623 Powell
Bernaii Alec, waiter Henry Simon, r. 7 Dupont
Berncott Michael, r. 1048 Buchanan
Beruedc Jules, laundry, 1005 3<( Market
Beruert Ferdinand, bricklayer, r. 902 Clay
Bernert Ferdinand (Bernert & Schroeder) r. 21 Anna
Bernert Frederick, bartender John C. Fiischeu
Bernert & Schroeder (Ferdinand Bernert and Henry
Schroeder) wines and liquors, 823 Market
Bernvs Louis, cook, r. 621 Pacific •
Bemet John, watchman, r. Thirtieth Av, nr San
Bruno Road
Bernliamer Harry, restaurant, 504 Market, r. 949
Mission
Bernhard August U., clerk U. Simons Sons & Cook, r.
2214 Sixteenth
Bernhard Btruhard (Stable & Bernhard) i. 215 Pros-
pect PI
Bernhard George Jr., barkeeper Hamilton & Sharp,
r. 15 Twenty-second
Bernhard Henry, watchman Martehstein & Doming,
r. 256 Tehama, rear
Bernhard Jacob, cabinetmaker, r. 615 Natoma
Bernhard Joseph, stockbroker, 404 Montgomery, r.
1601 Post
Bernhard Peter D., barber Stable & Bernhard, r. 215
Prospect PI
Bernhard Robert, shipbroker, 302 California, room 4,
r. 516 Lombard
Bernhardt Charles, bookkeeper, r. 21 Anna
Bernhardt Frank, upholsterer, r. 1322 Stockton
Bernhaidt Joseph, r. 702 Pacific
Bernhardt. See Benard, Bernard and Bernhard
Bernhardv Gustavus, Merchants' Club, 112 Kearny, r.
1915 Geary
Bernheim A. (Einstein & Bemheim) r. San Ventura
Bernheim Alfred, merchant, r. 1619 3ii Post
Bernheim Edmund, confectioner Rothschild & Ehren-
pfort, r. Ahlborn House
Bemheim Maurice H., clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg &
Co., r. 1309 Larkin
Bernhofer Mary, domestic 2220 Broadway
Bernieri John (L. Raffctto & Co.) r. 1015 Washington
Bernon Susan Mrs., r. 1029 Howard
Bernstein Abraham, clerk Joseph Hiram, r. 324 Third
Bernstein Abraham, mounter Bradley & Rulofson. r.
791 Mission
Bernstein Abraham, oyster saloon, 1142 Market, r. 712
Ellis
Bernstein Abraham, peddler, r. 225 Ritch
Bernstein Alexander, fruits, 324 Third
Bernstein Alexander, merchant, r. 712 Ellis
Bernstein Annie Miss, hat trimmer Golden City Straw
Works, r. 1843 Howard
Bernstein Benjamin, cigarmaker, r. 1808 Post
Bernstein David, tailor, 729 Folsom
Bernstein Edward, clerk Elias Bernstein, r. 1765 How-
ard
Bernstein EliuB, furniture, 151 Third, r. 1765 Howard
Bernstein George, manager Abraham Bernstein, r. 712
Ellis
Bernstein Henry, r. 1032}^ Folsom
Bernstein Heyman, r. 423 Hyde
Bernstein Hyman, junk dealer, 219 Ninth
Bernstein Isaac, clerk Abraham Bernstein, r. 712 Ellis
Bernstein Jacob A., salesman Henry Jacobs, r. 1113
Stockton
Bernstein Jennie Miss, instructress Singer Manuf.
Co., r. 791 Mission
Bernstein Joseph, r. 738 Tehama
Bernstein Julius C, speculator, r. 354 Eleventh
Bernstein Louis, expressman, r. 1765 Howard
Bernstein Louis, salesman Solomon Bernstein, r. 807
Mission
Bernstein Louis N., clerk Jacob M. Cohn, r. 738 Te-
hama
Bernstein Marks, plumber Thomas Day, r. 712 Ellis
Bernstein Max, clothing dealer, r. 408 Gough
Bernstein Morris C, furniture dealer, r. 1843 Howard
Bernstein Oscar, student, r. 712 Ellis
Bernstein P. Mrs., widow, r. 408 Gough
Bernstein Philip Rev., rabbi Congregation Shaarev
Tzedek, r. 801 Powell
Bernstein Rebecca, widow, r. 1229 Folsom
Bernstein Samuel (Dixon & Bernstein) r. 1229
Folsom
Berstein Samuel, tailor, 791 Mission
Bernstein Solomon, fancy goods, 38 Fourth, r. 807
Mission
Berstein Solomon, junkdealer Hyman Bernstein, r.
219 Ninth
Berntson Emanuel, driver L. J. Ewell, r. SE cor
Vermont and Nevada
Bernzott Frank (Bernzott & Kriikel) r. 628 Grove
Bernzott & Kriikel (Frank Bernzott and Frank Krii-
kel) liquor saloon, SE cor Main and Market
Berolzhime J., bookkeeper Porter, Oppenheimer.
Slessinger & Co., r. 219 Dupont
Beronio .\ntonio, laborer American Sugar Refinery, r.
17 Sonora
Beronio Gaetano, proptr Roma Hotel, 818 Sansome
Beronio Peter, blacksmith Eugene Soule, r. 818 San.
Berotte Louis, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,
r. 810 Kearny
Berozzo G., marblecutter IT. Grossini, 1049 Market
Berre Thurien, laundry, 341 Third
Berrill William W. T., patternmaker John J. Dunn,
r. 942 Mission
Berroa Andres, groceries, 1326}^ Dupont
Berroa Espiridion, cigars and varieties, 12.35 Dupont
Berry Augustus, bookkeeper Sanders' Hotel, SW cor
Battery and Vallejo
Berry Charles, longshoreman, r. N s Greenwich, bet
Sansome and Montgomery, rear
Berry Charles O., carpenter Union Box Factory ■
Berry Charles R., student, r. 311 Hyde
Berry Dora Mrs., furnished rooms, 230 Turk
Berry Edward, assayer, r. 6 Freelon
Berry Edward T., drayman Sherman, Hyde & Co., r.W '
s Green, bet Webster and Fillmore
Berry Edward W., foreman Spirit of the Times, r.
Oakland
Berry Enoch, night watchman, r. 1609 Mission
Berry Freedom S., paper-collarmaker, r. 207 Post
Berry Fulton N., clerk Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Co., r. 2212 Howard
Berry George, capitalist, r. 60U Bush
Berry George H., painter, r. 30 Erie
Berry George W., r. 10 Eleventh
Berry Gideon M. Sirs., r. 1728 Tyler
Berry Gordon G., captain Pacific Mail SS. Citj- of
Peking, r. 515 Webster
Berry Henry H., master mariner, r. 409 Folsom
Berry James, laborer, r. SE cor Fifth Av and M,
South S. F.
Berry James, ship carpenter, r. 164 Silver "" -.
Berry James Jr., brassfinisher, r. 164 Silver
Berry James L.. livery stable, 552 Bryant, r. 309 Bush
Berry John, baker Robert Stein, r. 1137 Folsom
Berry John, carriagexsainter. r. Golden Gate Hotel
Berry Joseph, plumber William R. Allen
Berry Judith B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 109 Mont
Berry Julia, widow, r. 137 Third
Berry Lucretia, widow, r. 1419 Taylor
Berry M., driver Sherman, Hyde ..v: Co., r. 423 Bush
Berry Mary H. Mrs., r. 4 Grand PI
Berry Michael, engineer, r. 82 Clementina
Berry Michael, police otflcer City Hall, res 86 Everett
Berry Nicholas B., printer Crowe & Cooke, r. NW cor
Bryant and Second
Berry Patrick, collector package freight Oakland
Feriy, r. Oakland
Berry Peter, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 109 Minna
Berry Richard, baker Robert Stein, r. 1137 Folsom
Berry Richard, housemover, r. 440 Fifth
Berry Richard, second assistant engineer SS. Newbern,
r. Oakland
Berry T., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Berry T. Brien, r. 845 Mission
Berry Thomas, carpenter Cal. Planing Mills, r. 1723
Jessie
Berry Thomas H., operator Western Union Tel. Co.,
r. 2707 Bush
Berry William, cook SS. Oregon, Folsom St. Wharf
Berry William D., compositor Spirit of the Times, r.
837 Folsom
Berry W. O. M. (Berry & Place) r. Oakland
Berry <fc Place (W. O. M. Berry and James F. Place)
importers machines, and mill supplies, SW cor
Market and Fremont, opj) Front
Berry. See Barry and Bury
Berry man -Arthur, miner, r. 130 Guerrero
Berryman James, millwright, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Berse Ann, widow, r. 1332 Dupont
Berson A. & Son (Adolphe and Gustave), carpets and
furniture, 710-714 Washington
Berson Adolphe (A. Berson & Son) r. 429 Sutter
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Berson Alexandrine Mrs., laundry, 429 Sutter
Berson Gustave (A. Berson & Son) r. 429 Sutter
Bert Bernard (Henry Schroder & Co.) r. Bordeaux
Bert Charles, salesman C. & F. Maunian, r. NW cor
Shotwell and Twentieth
Bert Edwin G. jr., bartender C. A. McVey, r. 614 Capp
Bert Ernest, r. Si. David's House
Bert Eugene, compositor Taylor & Nevin, r. SW cor
Twentieth and Mission
Bert Frederick W., theatrical manager, r. 302 Seven-
teenth
Berta Achille, cook City and County Hospital
Berta Antonieta, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Berta Attila, salesman J. Marchi & Co., r. 1714 Dupont
Berta Dominick, waiter Perini k Ferini, r. cor Sacra-
mento and Stockton
Berta Erminio, cook John Jury & Brother, r. 1714
Dupont
Berta Felice, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Berta Giuseppe, waiter Campi's Restaurant
Bertano Giusepiie, bootblack die Montgomery, r.
Vallejb, bet Montgomery and Sansome
Bertelacci Francis, widow, r. 518 Vallejo
Borteling L. A. (Berteling & Watry) r. 519 Greenwich
Berteling & Tl'atry (L. A. Berteling and N.
Watry) opticians. 427 Kearny
Bertelloni Ermauuo, liquor saloon, NE cor Seventh
and Braunan
Bertele Albert, Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Market
Bertelgen Adolph, clerk Lorentz Foard, r. 809 Stockton
Bertelsen Morris, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Bertelsen Otto, clerk Lorentz Foard, r. Alameda
Bertelsen Christian, boot and shoemaker, 8W cor
York and Twenty-third
Bertha Achille, r. 1305 Stockton
Bertheau Cae.sar (Henry Balzer & Co.) r. 745 Tyler
Berthelsen Charles, P.iinters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Berthelseu Peter, seaman, r. Keystone House
Beithier A. Paul, physician, r. St. David's House
Berthier Albert C, clerk, r. 1062 Howard
Berthold Charles L., butcher, r. 14 Calhoun
Berthold Louis, butcher G. Cuneo, r. 14 Calhoun
Bertholdt B., stonecutter new City Hall, r. Alameda
Berthon Eugene, clerk Elcho House, r. 863 !<i Market
Berti George, fruits and vegetables, r. 1318J<S Pacific
Bertin Alexandre, dyeing and scouring, 430 Bush, 143
Poet, and 1205 Stockton, r. 430 Bush
Bertin Leonce C, coftoe and spices, 627 Commercial,
r. 902 Pacific
Bertin Paneial, jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 1212 Polk
Bertin Paul, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,
r. 471 Jessie
Bertini Aniedeo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Bertini Ulderico, Italian Sharpshooters, 413 Bdwy
Bertles Albert, cabinetmaker, S. F. Furniture Fac-
tory, r. 30!^ Zoe
Bertling Christ, r. German Hotel
Bertody Charles, physician, office andr. 1005 Stockton
Bertola Giuseppe, tanner, r. 818 Sansome
Bertolani Pietro, groceries and liquors, NE cor Main
and Folsom
Bertolucci G. & Co. (Giuseppe Bertohicci and Lazzaro
Granucci) proptrs Hotel de Lucca, 307 and 309
Broadway
Bertolucci Giuseppe(G. Bertolucci & Co.) r. 807 Bdwy
Bert on F. t.^ Co. (Francis Berton and Edward Qal-
liard) bank and assay office, 527 Clay
Berton Flavins, cook Palace Hotel
Berton Francis (F. Berton & Co.) and consul
Switzerland and Portugal, 627 Clay, r. Grand Hotel
Berton George, clerk F. Berton k Co., r. Grand Hotel
Berton Paul, dyeing and cleaning, 1212 Polk
Bertram A. Mr8.,burlerS. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. Black Point
Bertram Annie, domestic 624 Ji Lombard
Bertram Charles L., liquor saloon, 541 Jackson, r. 727
Broadway
Bertram Henry, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 1100
Montgomery
Bertram Henry, seaman schr H. L. Tiernan, Beale
St. Wharf
Bertram John, helper David Bush, r. 211 Eleventh
Bertram John B., cook Edward Olilen, r. 605 Pine
Bertram Thomas, plumber and gasfitter, 1017 Folsom,
r. 219 Eleventh
Bertrand Adolph, r. 309 Stockton
Bertrand Alexander C, r. 14 Lafayette
Bertrand Alfred, cook, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Bertrand Andrew, furrier, 309 Stockton
Bertrand August, domestic 702 Lombard
Bertrand B., blacksmith, r. 1220 Powell
Bertrand David, oysterman R. R. Swain & Co., r. 6
Ashburton PI
Bertrand Denis, cook Henry Hoesch, r. 521 Union
Bt-rtraud Jane, widow, r. 9 Ashburton PI
Bertrand F. Joseph, liquor saloon, 30 Fremont, r. 413
Folsom
Bertrand Marius, laborer R. R. Swain k Co., r. 6 Ash-
burton PI
Bertrand Rosina, widow, seamstress, r. 21034 Perry
Bertrandius A., carpenter, r. 409 Fourth '^
Bertsch Gottlieb, maltster Chicago Brewery, r. 1432
Pine
Bertucci Buigi, Italian Benev. Soc. 423 Washington
Bertucci Salvatore, laborer Hart & Goodman, r. 437
Green
Bertz Jacob, cigar dealer, r. 2215 Fillmore
Berwick Charles, r. 140 Fourth
Berwick David, plumber Sutherland k Gray, r. 145
Silver
Berwick Robert C, butcher, NW cor Clay and Taylor
Berwick William, plumber, r. 1133 Clay, rear
Berwick William B., se:iman, r. E s Wool, bet Cort-
liind Av and Lincoln, B. H.
Berwin Emanuel, assistant bookkeeper P. Berwin k
Brother, r. 1320 Tyler
Berwin Herman B., salesman P. Berwin & Brother, r.
1320 Tyler
Berwin Louis D., tailor, 1061 Market
Bertvin P. «&BrotUer (Pincus Berwin) importers
hats and caps. 111 Battery
Berwin Pincus (P. Berwin & Brother) r. 1320 Tyler
Berzinger Daniel, baker, r. E s Howard, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Besby Henry, bartender Asa A. Porter, r. 314 Ivy Av
Besceke Wilhelm, painter, r. 1906 Larkin
Beschormann Adolph, carpetlayer Schlueter & Vol-
berg, r. 520 Jessie
Beschormann Augustus H., salesman Eoch & Rogers,
r. 18 Taylor
Beschormann Charles F., mailing clerk California
Demokrat, r. 312 Post
Beschormann Otto, upholsterer, r. 520 Jessie
Beeendorf M., sawyer Kragen & Geist, r. 322 Ritch
Besenthal Ernst, cook California Restaurant, r. Occi-
dental Lodging House
Besenthal Herman, waiter, r. Occidental Lodging
House
Beslev Henry C, master mariner, r. 15 Howard
Besse Joseph O., salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co., r.
W s Broderick, bet California and Sacramento
Bessemer Henry L., chemist, r. 1587 Turk
Bessette H. N., laborer Southern Pac. RR., r. 214 Lin-
den Av
Bessing Joseph, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 724
Mission
Bessman Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Besson Camille, widow, dressmaker, r. 1191 Harrison
Besson Frederick L., sash and doorniaker, r. 1122 Miss
Besson G. G.. paper carrier, r. 6 Clara Lane
Besson J., ssshmaker Uriah Segars. r. 1140 Mission
Besson Julia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1122 Mission
Besson Joseph, hackman, r. 356 Third, rear
Best Albert W.. carriage painter, 70 and 72 New Mont-
gomery, r. 7 Rausch
Best & Belcher Mininfj: Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
William Willis secretary, office 28 Nevada Block
Best George, driver Sutter St. RR., r. 1110 Larkin
Best James, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn., 71 New Mont.
Best John, office furniture, 405>j California, r. Ala-
meda
Best John T., clerk Light House Engineer, 120 Sutter,
r. 319 Fremont
Best Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 109 Vallejo, rear
Best William, stairbuilder, r. 516 Leavenworth
Bester John H., liquor saloon, 643 Jackson, r. 4 Val-
lejo PI
Besthoru Christopher, machinist Cal. Tool Works,
r. German Hotel
Bcsthorn George, painter, r. 539 O'Parrell
Besthorn Herman, liquor saloon, 7 Stevenson
Besthoru Herman, shoemaker, 206 Post, r. 9 William
Boston John, deckhand stmr Harriet. Jackson St. Wharf
Bcstor Henry T., architect, 652 Market, r. 1921 Sutter
Betche Charles, machinist John G. lis, r. 6 Bernard
Betger Charles E., jeweler, r. 736 Green
Betger Edward, bootmaker, 543 Merchant, r. 736 Green
Betger Gustave, clerk J. J. Pflster & Co., r. 736 Green
Beth AflolpI^ wines and liquors, SE cor Post and
Kearny, r. 1611 J<i Dupont
MULLER'S OPTOMETER,
The only reliable Instrument for Testing
Uefective Vision) 135 Montgomery.
JONAS J. MORRISON,
N. E. cor. Mission a.ntl Spear Sts. Choice Sag'ar Pine,
Cedar, Shelving^, Stepping', Redwood Jii Oregon liniuber.
BET
129
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Beth Theodore, steward, r. 16m4 Dupont
Bethel George, waiter Pacific Coast SS. Los Angeles,
r. 405 Beale
Bethel Thomas W. , sergeant police City Hall, r. 605
Fell
Bethje Theodore, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Betkowski Ellen, widow, r. 23 Silver
Betkowski John, baker, r. 2009 Hyde
Betkowski Martin, marblecutter William Black, r.
618 Minna
Betsche August, cooper David Woerner, r. 513 Pacific
Bettelheim A. S. Rev. Dr., rabbi Mason St. Synagogue
r. 1311 Larkin
Bettelheim Paul, clerk, r. 1311 Larkin
Bettelin Brother Rev., president St. Mary's College,
E s Mission, four miles from old City Hall
Bettencourt Caesar A., barber A. Grimm, r. 333 Val-
lejo
Bettencourt Frank, pantryman SS. Humboldt, r. 1406
Kearny
Bettencourt J. de Sonsa, physician, office and r. 232
Sutter
Bettencourt Joseph S. C, barber Ferdinand Sands, r.
912 Howard
Bettencourt Manuel S., barber John B. Bell, 149 Fifth
Bettencourt Sostenes, editor El Tecolote, r. 641
Vallejo
Bettes Otis J., blacksmith and wagorunaker, 1434
Jackson, r. 1808 Larkin
Bettini Antonio, umbrellamaker Mrs. Maria Yeager,
r. 118 Geary
Bettinsen Henry F., seaman bark Sea Breeze, Main
St. TVharf
Bettis Henry, printer Neville & Co., r. 1808 Larkin
Bettje Theodore A. J., clerk John Niemann, r. 413
Jones
Bettman Gustav M., bookkeeper, r. 1355 Post
Bettman Moses, soap manuf, 311 Commercial, r. 1355
Post
Bettman Sigmund M., clerk Moses Bettman, r. 1355
Post *
Bettraminetti Angelo, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Mont
Betts James M., surveyor Sanborn Map and Publish-
ing Co. (limited) 420 California, room 6, r. 2930
Howard
Betts Orrington, secretary Pacific Stock Tel.
Co., 113 LeideBdorfi',r.647 Campbell, West Oakland
Betts Peter M., vice-president Betts Spring Co., 218
Fremont, r. Oakland
Betts Spring Co., William M. Betts president,
Peter M. Betts vice-president, Edwin Fritwell sec-
retary, 218 and 220 Fremont
Betts William, springmaker Betts Spring Co., r. 629
Minna
Betts William M., president Betts Spring Co.,
218 Fremont, r. Oakland
Betty George J., student Heald's Business College
Betz Joseph, foreman L. Siebenhauer & Co., r. 171
Sixteenth
Betzel Isidor S., bookkeeper Held Brothers & Co., r.
1909 Bush
Betzel Louis, manuf boys clothing, 125 Sansome,
. room 39, r. 1909 Bush
Betzner Philip, laborer John A. Hef er, r. corRitch and
Harrison
Betzold Jacob, butcher Charles F. Wagner, r. cor
Thirteenth Av and N, South S. F.
Betzold Matthias (Betzold & Nieman) r. 418 O'Farrell
Betzold & Nieman (Matthias Betzold and Henry Nie-
man) bakers, 418 O'Farrell
Beucler Julius J., laundryman William Hughes, r.
cor Second and Stevenson
Beulche Louis, teacher music, r. 1016 Market
Beury Gaston, marble cutter, r. California Hotel
Beutler Emily, widow, r. 1111 Jones
Beutler Ferdinand, machinist, r. Turk St. Hotel
Betitler Frank B., foreman George W. Clark, r. 129
Turk
Beutler Rebecca Mrs., r. 112 Turk
Bevans Isaac, porter, r. 10 White
Bevans Isaac L., clerk Record Office, Superior Court
Department No. 10, r. 921 McAllister
Bevans James, with U. S. Restaurant, r. Coso House
Bevell Harry B., machinist Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 8
Park Av
Bevell Richard M., laborer, r. 8 Park Av
Bevell R. M. Mrs., widow, r. 8 Park Av
Bevell William T., stock driver, r. 8 Park Av
Bever Nellie, widow, seamstress, r. SE cor Bartlett
and Twenty-sixth
Beveridge George F.,clerk King & Rodger8,r. 2205 De-
visadero
Beveridge Horatio, clerk Falkner, Bell & Co.. r. 2108
Jackson
Beveridge Joseph W., clerk King & Rodgers, r. 2205
Devisadero
Beverly John, salesman Terwilliger & Fink, r. 1815
Jones
Beversen Brothers (Martin and Carston) groceries and
liquors, 570 Mission
Beveisen Brothers (Martin and Henry) groceries and
liquors, SEcor Seventh and Stevenson
Beversen Carsten (Beversen Brothers) r. 568 Mission
Beversen Henry (Beversen Bros.) r. 17 Seventh
Beversen Henry, clerk John D, Feldmann, r. 765 Fol-
sum
Beversen Martin (Beversen Bros.) r. 568 Mission
Bevilockway Louis M., machiuist Fulton Iron Works,
r. 49 Stanly PI
Bevin Benjamin, r. Ill Natoma
Bewley Clifton L., salesman, r. 609 Hyde
Bewley William J., clerk, r. 618 California
Bey Gottlieb, baker, r. 24!^ Howard Court
Beyer Adolph, liquor saloon, 238 Sixteenth
Beyer Christian, r. SW cor Powell and Bay
Beyer George, liquor saloon, SW cor Powell and Bay
Beyer Julius, bottlemaker, r. 8 Heron
Beyer Louis H., barber, 1330 Diipont, r. 625 Vallejo
Beyer Mary, widow, r. 625 Vallejo
Beyer William E. C. (Sample ft Beyer) r. Oakland
Beyer. See Buyer and Byer
Beyerle Ernest, brasier John G. lis, r. 916 Jackson
Beyersdorf John, mechanical engineer, r. 252 Spear
Beyersdorf Louis (Beyersdorf & McCrillis) r. 20 Sec
Beyersdorf & McCrillis (Louis Beyersdorf and B. F.
McCrillis) liquor saloon, 842 Market
Beynon David, rougher Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SW oor
Sierra and Georgia
Bez Charles, brassfinisher S. F. Brass Works, r.lBii
Washington Av
Bez Mary Mrs., r. 15}.^ Washmgton Av
Bezi Bernard, tripeman Francis Larroche, r. Fifth
Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Bezzine Jules, Swiss Bencv. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Biagi D. & Co. (Domenico Biagi and Bartholomew
N. Trobock) produce commission, NW cor Wash-
ington and Sansome
Biagi Domenico (D. Biagi & Co.) r. 524 Pine
Biagi Pasquale, vegetable dealer, r. 741 Vallejo
Biagiui Casimir, wagonmaker Giuseppe Massone, r.
623 Front
Biagini Florinde, coal dealer, r. 6 Bartol
Biayini Filippo, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Biagini Jacobo, blacksmith Giusipp« Massone, r.
Broadway, bet Montgomery and Kearny
Biagio Traverso, laborer, r. 612 Broadway
Bian William, teamster, r. 20 Page
Bianca August, cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, r. 1224
Dupont
Bianea Nicholas, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Biancalana Leonardo (Marsili & Co.) r. 11 Broadway
Biancalana Mateo, laborer Joseph Giusti, r. 24 Ohio
Biancaloni Felix, expressman, r. 527 Green
Bianchi Alexandre, tailor, r. 5 Gaven
Bianchi Americo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Bianchi Angelo, stonecutter Daniel Sheerin, r. 974
Bryant
Bianchi Antonetta, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Bianchi Batista L., Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Mont
Bianclii Cliarle.s, marble works, 1250 Market (and
L. J. Ruffino & Co.) r. 974 Bryant
Bianchi Eugenio, teacher vocal music, r. 765 Market
Bianchi Giovanni B., r. 506 Union
Bianchi Giuseppe, maccaronimaker Ravenna, Ghirar-
delli & Co., r. Colombo Hotel
Bianchi Giuseppe, woodcarver, r. 952 Mission, rear
Bianchi Luigl, seaman, r. 1 Varennes, rear
Bianchi Pietro, foreman L. J. Ruffino & Co., r. 974
Bryant
Bianchi Pietro, vegetable dealer, r. 1723 Hyde
Bianchi Verginio, stableman Marsili & Co., r. 820
Broadway
Bianchino Angelo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Bianci John, carpenter John Drouilhat
Bianconi Inocento, saw-filing and grinding, 2420 Post
Biandri Joseph, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Bianinia Giovanni, laborer Sea Wall
Biaratu Nicholas, fisherman, Front St.Wharf
Biaratu Peter, fisherman. Front St.Wharf
Biarnez Amaris, laundry, 918 Larkin
/% n rv \ i / /^ I A n 1/ 6*5 MARKET, wholesale and retail deal
ULU. YY. IrLAnK, interior Decorator. 5S^.lVYfn^.
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dealer in PAPER HANGINGS
of Windcvir Shade
Material and Fixture*.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
M^HOLESAliE
HARDWARE,
Corner Market and Front Streets.
BIA
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BIG
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Biamez Aristide, laundryman Amaris Biamez, r. 918 !
Larkin
Biart Henry G. (Foubert & Biart) r. 551 Tehama
Biazinia Barlholomeo, laborer Sea Wall
Biazlnia Peter, laborer Sea Wall
Bibb A. H. Mrs., assistant Hayes Valley Grammar
School, r. Washington, nr Fillmore
Blbb'T Sarah, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 609Ji Howard
Bibbins George W., attorney at law, r. Cosmopolitan
Hotel
Bibbins Tracy L. (Bibbins & Townsend) r.lll6 Sac.
Bibbins & Townsend (Tracy L. Bibbins and W.
Townsend) mining agency, 314 Bush
Bibby Alfred, office 3 Kearny, r. San Rafael
Bibeau Isai, blacksmith, SE cor Mission and Eugenia
Bibelieh Joseph, cocik Antone Bacci, r. 212 Brannan
BibtT Adam, < igarettemaker John Bollman & Co., r.
409 Washington
Biber Bertha Mrs., dressmaker, 1003 Powell
Biber George, r. ll'03 Powell
Bibergall Jacob, peddler, r. 1104 Pacific
Bibo Emil, clerk Schoenholz Bros. & Co., r. 1913 Fill-
more
Bibo Samuel (Schoeholz Bros. & Co.) r. 1913 Fillmore
Bice Bei:ancia. widow, r. 1519 Stockton.
Bice James (Teague & Bice) r. 118 Eddy
Bicbard C. N., clerk Nicholas Bichard, r. 365 First
Bichard Nicholas, coal, 16 and IS Howard, r. 365
First
Bichenberg Peter, master schr Minnette, r. 418 Bdwy
Bick Robert, upholsterer, 209 Mason, r. 16 Anna
Bickel Madeline, widow, r. 28 Halght
Bickford Clarence E., clerk Rudolf Hochkofler, r. 524
Jones
Bickford Edward, machinist, r. 164 Clementina
Bickford Leonard H., wheelwright, r. Marjland, nr
Girard
Bickford Thomas M., engineer J. Spaulding & Co., r.
37 J4 Fifth Av
Bickford William H., machinist, r. 164 Clementina
Bickier Lucas, restaurant, 648 Fourth
Bickmore George, carpenter, r. 3^ Dale PI
Bicknell Bertha A. Miss., assistant South Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. 138 McAllister
Bicknell Isaac, boarding, 138 McAllister
Bickuell James N., steward. 606 Stockton
BidJick James, carpenter, r. 21 Rausch, rear
Bi.ldle Samuel E. (Biddle k Douglass) r. 2019 Miss
Biddle t!k Douglass (Samuel E. Biddle and Wil-
liam A. Douglass) commlBSion merchants and
dealers farm aud dairy produce, 123 Washington
Biddolph James E., clerk Louis Hartter, r. 619 Miss
Bidekoff August, barber, 129 Third, r. 442 Jessie
Bidinger William, barber, Adolph Coleman, r. Chica-
go Hotel
Bidlack William W., physician, office and r. 771 Miss
Bidleman Knoch G., bookkeeper E.Martin & Co., r.
Alameda
Bidleman William A., salesman E. Martin & Co., r.
211 Thirteenth
Bidwell H. C, office 312 Montgomery
Bidwell John E., salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r. 15
Kincon PI
Bidwell Richard, policeman City Hall, r. 833 Sutter
Bidy Hannah, widow, r. 1831 Mission
Biebcr Julius, manuf gents underwear, 22 Sansome,
r. 335 Turk
Biedeubach August, liquor saloon, NE cor Third and
Mission, r. 140 Silver
Biedermann Charles, clerk Fred Estrada, r. 1015 Leav
Biedermaun Emllnda, widow, r. 1015 Leavenworth
Biedermann Louis (Biedermann k Bauer) r. 625 Stev
Biedrmiann & Bauer (Louis Biedermaun and Adolph
C. Bauer) restaurant, IfiO Third
Blehl Herman, seaman, r. Keystone House
Biebl John, porter Charles Fox, r. 1026 Clay
Blehl. See Beale
Bielawski Casimlr, draftsman U. 8. Surveyor-Gener-
al's Office, r. 1.515 Clay
Bieleck Adam, tailor, r. 339 Sixth
Bielf ck Francis MisB, seamstress A. Bieleck, r. 339
Sixth
Bieleck H. Mrs., midwife, r. 339 Sixth
Bielenberg Peti-r H., groceries and licjuors, 31 Tehama
Bieler Adolph, tailor J. Wlsluzil, r. 1222 Kearny
Bieler Mary Miss, instructress Singer Manuf. Co. r.
623 Howard
Bielski Max (Bielskl & Mannheim) r. 508 Grove
Bielskl & Mannheim (Max Bielski and Abraham
Mannheim) dairy produce, 13 Centre Market
Bien Joseph, locksmith and machinist, 412 Commer-
cial, r. 1216 Pierce
Bien. See Bean
Bienenfeld Bernard, student, r. 1015 Larkin
Bienenfeld Elias, dry nnd fancygoods, 1015 Larkin
Bienenfeld Herman, clerk Elias Bienenfeld, r. 1015
Larkin
Bienenfeld James, cigarmaker Max Heymann, r. 450
Jessie
Bientz Charles, waiter, r. 221 Minna
Bientz Reinhard, waiter :aulmau & Laueusteiu, r. 221
Minna
Bier William, blacksmith Joshua Hendy, r. 41734
Clementina
Biera Guadalupe Mrs., r. 4 Pollard PI, rear
Bierbrauer Charles Jr., porter Wieland Bros., r. 718
Bryant
Bierbrauer John, cabinetmaker, r. 718 Bryant
Bierce Albert S., sweep cellar operative melter and
refiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Bierre Ambrose G., journalist, 522 California, r. San
Rafael
Biermanu Julian, bakery, 1216 Pacific
Biers Charles H.. cabinetmaker Edward Elihn, r. 116
Gilbert
Biers.^hwale Charles, cabinetmaker, r. Thirtieth Av,
bet N aud P, South S. F.
Biesta Frederico, clerk Italian Consul, 525 Front, r.
331 Montgomery
Blester William, steward schr Clara Light, Harrison
St. Wharf
Biesterfeldt Oscar, r. Turk St. Hotel
Big Prize Mining Co. (Humboldt Co., Nevada) Wil-
liam Letts Oliver secretary, 328 Mont., room 13
Bigaze Louis A., agent Thomas M. Antisell & Co.'s
pianos, 1227 Stockton
Bigby T., hostler N. B. and Mission RR.
Bigelow Charles L. (Bigelow & Morris) r. 204 Ellis
Bigelow Clara J. Mrs., assistant Columbia St. Primary
School, r. 228 Shotwell t
Bigelow Cornelius, millwright, r. 210 Langton
Bigelow Daniel, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
154 Langton
Bigelow Daniel, planer, r. 210 Langton
Bigelow Daniel, steamfitter, r. 210 Langton
Bigelow Francis H., compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
.530 Bryant
Bigelow H. B. (Holcomb Brothers & Co.) r. New
Haven, Coun.
Bigelow Henry D., r. 1008 Green
Bigelow Henry H., general agent Home Mutual In-
surance Co., 406 California, r. 1008 Green
Bigelow Jacob E., engineer, r. 1122 Larkin
Bigelow Joiiuthan E., insurance agent, 409 California,
r. 228 Shotwell
Bigelow Joseph E., engineer, r. 1122 J^ Larkin
Bigelow Louis, driver City RR., r. 1807 Mission
Bigelow Samuel C, capitalist, 314 California, r. NW
cor Steiucr aud McAllister.
Bigelow S. H. Mrs., assistant Clement Grammar
School, r. 1830 Bush
Bigelow William J., baggagemaster Southern Pac.RR.
Biifeloiv t"b Morris (Charles L. Bigelow and Wll-
lard B. Morris) successors to Perry Edwards,
proptrs Western Iron Works, Iron doors, shutters,
iron founders, iron railings, etc., 316 and 318
Mission
Biggen Daniel, stockdriver; r. 26 Bluxome
Biggen James, glassblower. r. 26 Bluxome
Biggen John, laborer, r. 26 Bluxome
Biggen John Jr., salesman, r. 26 Bluxome
Bigger Ah'xander, steward Pacific Mail 38. Co., r.
1806 Stevenson
Bigger John G., porter Pacific Mail 8S. City of
Panama
Bigger William H., porter Spear, Meade 4 Co., r. 38 )j
Louisa
Biggey F.. r. 12 Clara
Blggi Nache, dump cart, r. 1813 Stockton, rear
Biggins Patrick, projttr Haight House, 632 Brannan
Biggins Thomas, laborer, r. E s Potrero Av, bet Kl
Dorado and Sixteenth
Biggins Thomas A., fireman stmr Mary B. Williams,
r. Main, nr Harrison
Biggs A. R. (estate) liquor saloon and cigarstand, SW
cor Sansome and Pine
Biggs A. R. Mrs., widow, r. 2922 Clay
Biggs David, butcher Poly, Heilbron & Co., r. cor
First Av and Kentucky. South 8. F.
Biggs Harry Clinton, deputy County Clerk, r. 2922 Clay
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, ""^ ^t., wenaT ^S"" s*^"-*
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IN CO VI^ AND PIG IRON,
41 I>Iarket Street, corner Spear.
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BiRgs Hugh, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N s
Sierra, bet Maryland and Louisiana
Biggs Jesse E., r. 1111 Jones
Biggs John E., proptr Flume House, E s San Bruno
Road, bet Twentj'-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Biggs RobPrt, r. 3 Tay
Biggs William, vaquero Poly, Heilbron & Co., r. cor
Nineteenth Av and N, South S.F.
Biggy John, expressman, cor Market and Ellis, r. fi05
Ash Av
Biggy John J., brassfinlsher, r. .523 Howard
Biggy Terrence, watchman N. B. and Mission RR.
stables, r. 523 Howard ^
Biggy William J., marker S. F. Laundry, r. 523 How.
Bigham (Jharles, fishmonger, r. 229 Miuna
Bigham Fred J., r. 2112 Van Ness Av
Bigio Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423
Broadway
Bigley Augusta, domestic 1923 Geary
Bigfley Brothers (Daniel and George) groceries and
provisions, NE cor Clay and Davis
Bigley Daniel (Bigley Brothers) r. 619 Nineteenth
Bigley Ella Miss, copyist Superior Court, Depart-
ment No. 9, r. 402 Tyler
Bigley George (Bigley Brothers) r. 215 Eleventh
Bigley James, laborer, r. 25 Nevada, rear *
Bigley Jennie Mi.ss, teacher Silver St. Primary
School, r. b32 Mission
Bigley John, helper melter and refiners' dept V. S.
Mint, r. 229 Capp
Bigley John A., ga8fitter,r. 25 Nevada, rear
Bigley John George, clerk Bigley Brothers, r. 229
Capp
Bigley Josephine T. Miss, copyist County Recorder,
r. 402 Tyler
Bigley Mary Jane Mrs., r. 1213 Green
Bigley Thomas, shipwright, r. 402 Tyler
Bignaml Celestine Mrs., dressmaker, r. 531 Post
Biguami Frank, woodcarver, r. 531 Post
Bign6 Pierre, nurse, French Hospital
Bigne Vincent (G. Wittman & Co.) r. liOTH Powell
Bignell Henry, teamster Alexander Waugh & Co.
Biguiui Daniel, cook Bocken & Baccala. r. 2 Tele-
graph PI
Bignoti Giacomo, stableman, r. 9 Lafayette PI
Bignotti John, vegetables, 47 Colombo Market
Biguotti Luisa, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Bigsby Charles, insurance agent, r. 436 Green
Bigsby Wesley N., horse trader, r. 20 J^ Garden
Bihau Napoleon, salesman A. Levy & Co., r. 215 Stev.
Bilay Anthony F., manager Lachman & Jacobi, SE
cor Second and Mission, r. 4 Ridlev
Bilay Hugo, silversmith Schulz & Fischer, r. 4 Ridley
Bileck Adam, tailor, r. 1007 Harrison
Bileck Hermine, midwife, r. 1007 Harrison
Bill Conrad, restaurant, 29 Drumm
Bill Conrad, upholsterer, r. 7 Card Alley
Bill George ( Tyson & Bill ) r. 1432 Jackson
Bill Jacob, butcher, r. 663 Minna
Bill Philip, r. 29 Bitch
Bill William A., agent Dwight S. Weaver, r. 746
Howai'd
Billauy John, car conductor, r. 42 Clara
Billeck Paul, salesman L. Lebenbaum & Co.. r. 339
Sixth
Billings Mrs., shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht
Billings David R. (D. R. Billings & Co.) r. 7 Tele-
graph PI
Billings D. R. & Co. (David R. Billings and G. E.
Cook) groceries and liquors, 1311 Stockton
Billings Edward P. mailing clerk Resources of Cali-
fornia, r. 230 Minna
Billings George A., clerk, r. 718 Turk
Billings George E. ( Billings, Harbourne & Co.) r.
1612 Clay
Billings, Harbourne & Co. ( George E. Billings, John
W. Harbourne and Alexander M. Robertson)
books and stationery, 3 Montgomery
Billings Joseph, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Newport
Billings Kate, widow, r. 55 Minna
Billings Tillie Mrs., r. 14 Turk
Billingsley William, coachman, r. 1300 Taylor
Billon M., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW. cor Kearny and
Morton
Bils Carl, museum, 623 and 625 Clay, r. Swiss Hotel
Bilse Adolph, with Phoenix and Home Insurance Co.,
r. .304 Lily Av
Bllty Douglas, clerk William York, r. 1420 Powell
Binard George, barber, r. .312?^ Nineteenth
Binck John, painter, r. 1818 Scott
Binder Charles, clerk H. P. Wakelee & Co., r. 34 Ellis
Bine Leon (Bine & Georges) r. 1012 Geary
Bine Solomon, importer and retail trimmings
and fancy goods, 130 Kearny, r. 1006 Geary
Bine k Georges (Leon Bine and Hippolyte Georges)
merchant tailors. 119 Sutter
Bineaud Leon, hairdresser and wigmaker, 817 Clay
Biuet John, bellowsmaker Henry McKeune & Co., r.
Minna, bet Third and Fourth
Biuet Joseph L., carpenter, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet
Chattanooga and Dolores
Bing George, barber Hammam Baths, 13 Dupont
Bin^tham .•Vlexander, wircworker Cal. Wire Works Co.,
r . 435 Pine
Bingham Edward T. (M. W. Hanks & Co.) r. 137 Mont-
gomery
Bingham Henry (Menzies, Bingham k Co.) r. 1808
Dupont
Bingham Lindsley G., bookkeeper L. P. Fisher, r.
921 O'Farrell
Bingham Maria McDougal, widow, r. 921 O'Farrell
Bingham William Francis, mail clerk Evening Post,
r. 2929 Sacramento
Single William, carpenter, r. 1633 Eddy
Bingler Hannah, domestic 335 Eddy
Bingley R. C. (Smart & Co.) r. Oakland
Bini Giuseppe, maccaroni baker Louis Valente, r. 216
Broadway
Bink Anthony, carriagemaker, 1711 Mission, r. 22
Turk
Binney H. M., barge pilot Cal. Transportation Co.,
Jackson St. Wharf
Binning Herman, blacksmith, r. 105 Eighth
Binna Conrad, plumber, r. 2.528 Bryant
Biocina Nicholas, porter P. G. Sabatle & Co., r. 257
Stevenson
Biorna N., Austrian Military and Benev. Assn., 310
O'Farrell
Birabent Marc A., r. 724 Filbert
Birbe Henry, butcher, r. Eleventh Av, nr Railroad
Av, South S. F.
Birbe Heury C, salesman Michelssen, Brown & Co.,
r. Eleventh Av, bet N and O, South S. F.
Birch Augustine, fisherman, r. 715 Davis
Birch Harry, assistant bookkeeper Landers & Co., r.
424 O'Farrell
Birch Henry, stevedore, r. 402 Vallejo
Birch Lawrence (Bartlett Burr& Co.) r. 49 Clay
Birch Samuel, gardener, r. W s Castro, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Bireh Thomas J., bookkeeper Daily Examiner, r. 616
Filbert
Birch William, r. 1048 Folsom
Birch William A., bookkeeper H. H. Noble & Co., r.
913 Sacramento
Birch William H., proptr California Machine
Works, 119 Beale. r. 1906 Laguna
Birch W. Walter, machinist William H. Birch, r. 1906
Laguna
Birch. See Burch
Birchell Edmund, fruits and vegetables, 1603 Eddy
Bird Albert B., r. 710 Vallejo
Bird.\licia, widow, r. 1555 Kearny
Bird Edward, coal passer Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba
Bird Ellen, domestic 542 Turk
Bird Fran.is P., r. 710 Vallejo
Bird Franklin, carpenter, r. 1309 Jacksen
Bird Henry, apprentice Pac. Saw Manuf. Co., r. 708
Lombard
Bird Henry C, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 36
Park Av
Bird James, patternmaker, r. 20 Sherwood PI
Bird John F.. clerk John Skerrett, r. 439 Clementina
Bird Julius, shoemaker, r. 120 Shipley
Bird Margaret, domestic 920 Plue
Bird Mary, widow, r. 20 Sherwood PI
Bird Nelson J., physician, office and r. 1061 Mission
Bird Patrick, fireman, r. 23 Welsh
Bird Pittrick F., bookkeeper C. Curtin, r. 717 Natoma
Bird Peter, seaman Oregon SS. Geo. W. Elder, Folsom
St. Wharf
Bird Richard, laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.,
r. 125 Clinton, rear
Bird Susanna, widow, r. 908 Lombard
Bird Thoma.s, liquor saloon, 329 Third
Bird Ushin, lamplighter South Pac. Coast RR.
Bird W. Mrs., costumer, r. 715 Howard
Bird Wilson, clerk, r. 715 Howard
Bird Williams Mrs., matron S. F. Surgical Home for
Women, r. 516 Sutter
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Birdman Christina, cook, NW cor California and
Taylor
Birdsall — , bookkeeper W. & J. Sloane, r. Oakland
Birdsall David H.. traveling BalcBmau, r. 8 Jj Harriet
Birdsall Elizabeth, widow, r. 765 Harrison
Birdsall George, policemau City Hall, r. 320 Ritch
Birdsall Gertrude Mr8.,r. 620 Pine
Birdsall Jacob, roofer Henry G. Fiske
Birdsall William, restaurant keeper, r. 730 Howard
Birdsall Zephariah, wagonnjaster Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. 821 Green
Birdseye John, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Birge Frederick E. (De Groot, Birge & Co.) r. 2118
Van Ness Av
Birge H. N., waiter SS. Newbern, Folsom St. Wharf
Birge James J., dentist, oflSce and r. 313 Kearny
Birkeland Mouson J. (Stewart & Birkelandjr. NW cor
Twenty-fourth and Folsom
BirkholmH. H., Master Mariners' Benev. Aesn, Braids
Hall
Birkhulin Charles C, captain schr Aurora, r. 339
Bryant
Birmingham Delia, domestic 801 Van Ness Av
Birmingham Edward F., foreman Thomas Day, r. 255
Octavia
Birmingham John, farmer, r. San Miguel Ranch
Birmingham Margaret, widow, r. 341 McAllister
Birmingham. See Bermingham
Birnbaum Henry B., clerk Charles P. Lolor, r. 2915
Sacramento
Birnbaum Isaac, clerk Feigenbaum& Co., r. 706 Ellis
Bimie Robert, clerk, r. 646 Washington
Birrell George B., draftsman Union Iron Works, r. 771
Mission
Birth L. Henry, maehinehand James M. Hurley, r.
Treat Av, bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Birthe Louis, laborer John Catlow, r. NE cor Yolo and
Arkansas
Bisagno Giuseppe, clerk Charles F. Wagner, r. 924
Pacific
Bisagno Joaquin, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Bisagno Luigi, capitalist, r. 924 Pacific
Bisagno Victor, clerk Joseph Morizio, r. 924 Pacific
Bisbee De Witt F. (Bisbee, Williams & Co.) r. 1616
Gearv
Bisbee, Willlama & Co. (De Witt F. Bisbee and
John, Lewis, John J. and Benjamin Williams)
mining and metallurgy, 32 Merchant's Exchange
Bischeer W. L., correspondent, r. St. David's House
Bischel Lizzie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 421 Fourth
Bischoflf Andrew, barkeeper George A. F. Jausen, r.
NE cor First and Brannan
Bisdioff DiedriclL, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Geary nnd Jones
Bischoflf Frederick, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Vallejo and Powell
Bischofi' Heinrich, liquor dealer, r. cor Chenery and
Roanoke, nr Bernal Station
Bischoff Hfinry (Rotger & Bischoflf) r. 336 McAllister
Bischofi" Henry (Bischoflf & Leicken) r. 788 Harrieon
Bischoflf Jobn A. (M. Detels & Co.) r. SE cor Harri-
son and Main
Blsctioff 6i Leicken (Henry Bischoflf and Freder-
ick W. I^'icken) groceries and liquors, 788 Harrison
Bishop Albert, mining, r. 8 Mason
I Bishop Alonzo, carpenter, r. 1418 Laguna
Bishop Amasa W., superintendent warehouses Cus-
tom House, r. Oakland
Bishop 0. C, artist B. Nathan & Co., r. 746 Howard
Bishop Charles B.. actor, r. 408 Fell
Bishop Daniel L., clerk York & Whltworth, r. 120 Sutter
Bishop Edgar, moneybroker, 700 Market, r. 613
Webster
Bishop Ephriam B., merchant, r. 1039 Valencia
Bishop E. S., bookkeeper, r. Ahlborn House
Bishop Francis A., civil engineer, r. 34 Hawthorne
Bishop Frank, carpenter, r. 5 Middle
Bishop Gabriel, stonemolder, r. 556 Brannan
Blsbop George W., collector Dunsmulr, Dlgglo k Co.,
r. 29 Halght
Bishop J., blacksmith California St. RR., r. 1621 Cal
Bishop James H., carpenter, r. 1807 Scott
Bishop James H., carpenter Albert A. Snyder, r. 33
Buss
Bishop James W., boxmaker Myers, Gllman k Co., r.
1330 Howard
Bishop John, molder, r. 305 Minna
Bishop John, wagonmaker Martin & Torrey, r. 13 Van
Ness Av
Bishop Lucia, domestic 8 Virginia
Bishop Mary, widow, r. 529 Sixth
Bishop Oliver H., porter Spruance, Stanley & Co., r.
East Oakland
Bishop Omar, cook Arcade House, 930 Market
Bishop Patrick, cardriver, r. 1811 Howard
Bishop Richard, r. 421 Fifth
Bishop Susan, widow, r. 421 Vallejo
Bishop T. B., keeper Sheriflf's Office, r. 1831 Mission
Bishop Thomas B. (Garber, Thornton & Bishop) at-
torney at law, 16 S. F. Stock Exchange Building,
r. 1.503 Larkin
Bishop William A., drayman, r. 421 Fifth
Bishop William D. Rev., librarian Mariner's Free
Beading Room, NE cor Sacramento and Drnmm
Bishop William H., clerk Sadie Jacoby, r. 1222 Fol.
Bishop William H., salesman E. H. Jones k Co., r.
East Oakland
Bishop. See Bischoflf
Bismarck Peter, hog butcher, r. K, bet Sixth and
Seventh Avs, South S. F.
Biss William Charles, butcher Nagle & Zeh, r. Ala-
meda
Bissart Henry W., salesman R. Shlrek & Co., r. 1004
Pacific
BisscU Caroline E. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 45 Second
Bissell James L., watchman Industrial School
Bissell William A., chief clerk freight dept Central
Pac. RR., r. Westminster House
Bissett Edward T., student Medical College of the
Pacific, r. 130 Tvler
Bissett H. N., boarding, 124-130 Tyler
Bissett James Mortimer, policeman City Hall, r. 217 H
Austin
Bissett Robert, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 69
Minna
Bissinger Adolph (Bissinger k Co.) r. 707 Mason
Bissinger Elizabeth, domestic 1130 Pine
Bissins'C'i^ <& Co. (Adolph Bissinger and Max
Heilbronner) purchasers of hides, sheep skins,
furs, tallow and wool, and leather commission
merchants, 600 and 602 Front
Bitau Isidore (Bitau & Gaye) r. S s Fifth Av, nr M,
South S. F.
Bitau & Gaye (Isidore Bitau and Marcelin Gaye)
bakery, S s Fifth Av, nr M. Soiith S. F.
Biter John, grand secretary Grand Grove U. A. O. D.,
413 Sutter, and proptr Floral Gardens, S s Waller,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Biter's Floral Gardens, John Biter proptr, S s Waller,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Bither Amanda F., Mrs., furnished rooms, 520 Bush
Bittaucurte Autonia de B., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415)4 Drumm
Bitter Julius, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. S 6 Mariposa, bet Minnesota and Indiana
Bitter Minnie Miss, milliner Mrs. Coroline Eggeling,
r. 2036 Folsom
Bitterman John C. F., butcher John G. Stephan
Bittner John, patternmaker, r. 407 Third
BittrolffEniil, bellman Lick House
Biucilli Orazio, vegetables, 75 Colombo Market
Biven Frederick, compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
Oakland
Bixby D. C, r. 421 Fourth
Bixby J., teamster, r. Terminal Hotel
Bixby John, engineer, r. 661 Howard
Bixby Llewellyn (B. P. Flint & Co.) r. San Juan, San
Benito Co., Cal.
Bixby. See Byxbee
Blxio A., vegetables, Colombo Market, r. Visltaclon
Valley
Blxler David (Williams & Bixler) r. Palace Hotel
Bizlou Louis, wines and liquors. 1413 Dujjont
Blzzlui Julio, waiter A. L. Prestl, r. 19 Powell
Bjarnsen N. D., expressman, cor Kearny and Sac.
Bjorkander Alfred, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
1100 Bryant
Bjorkland Andrew, r. 529 Sixth
Bjorknian Augustus, drayman Taber, Harker & Co., r.
CAH\i Natoma
Bjorkman Ellen, widow, r. 914 Harrison
Bjorkman Josie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. R. Shear, r.
914 Harrison
Bjorkman Katie Miss, operator Neville k Co., r. 9U
Harrison
Bjorkman Mary Miss, operator Neville & Co., r. 914
Harrison
Bjorkman Richard, plumber, r. 914 Harrison
Bjornskov Niels 8., boatman, r. 11 Clinton
Blab John, carrier 8. F. Abend Post. r. 22 Turk
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN. '^JK^-lfcKiT-'
JONAS J. MORRiSON.
l^nmber Dealer, N. K.cor. AIIs8ion and Spear Sta.,bMMlm.xg«
liumber Sheds filled 'with tvell seusoiied Lumber.
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Blach Charles, city pbysiclan and police surgeon,
office 514 Kearny, r. 513 McAllister
Blacbford C. H., agent Samuel Cupplea & Co. (St.
Louis) 123 California, room 15
Blachree Frank D., entry clerk Murphy Grrant & Co.,
r. 2 Webster PI
Black Adam, shoemaker, r. 711 Minna, rear
Black A. G., r. Occidental Hotel
Black Alexander, carijenter, r. 324 Vallejo, rear
Black Andrew, blacksmith, r. 71 Water, nr Taylor
Black Arthur L., receiving teller London and 8. F.
Bank, r. Saucelito
Black Asa J., carpenter, r. 373 Jessie
Black Bear Quartz Mining Co. (Siskiyou Co., Cal.) W.
Letts Oliver secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 13
Black Daniel B., boilermaker Cal. Boiler Works, r.
327 Beale
Black Diamond Coul Mining Co., P. B. Corn-
wall president, SE cor Spear and Folsom
Black Edward, gilder Louis Dampf, r. 71 Water, nr
Taylor
Black Edward H., paints and oils, 514 Sixteenth, bet
Mission and Valencia
Black Ellen, widow, r. 942 Mission
Black tteorge C, bricklayer, r. 20 Jausen
Black George W., cutter Howard Black, r. 621 Pine
Black Hawk Gold Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.) Henry A.
Charles secretary, 419 California, room 21
Bla.;k Hawk Stable, William Boyd proptr, 1009 Val-
encia
Black Henry (Pac. Spring and Mattress Manuf. Co.)
r. 7'J New jMontgomery
Black Henry M. (H. M. Black & Co.) r. 930 Market
Black Hills Canal and Water Co. (Dakota Ter.) J.
King Goodrich secretary, 49 Nevada Block
Black H. M. & Co. (Henry M. Black) carriage
manufactory, 851-855 Market
Black Howard, custom shirtmaker, 39 Sutter, r. 385
Dolores
Black Jack Gold Mining Co. (Idaho) Henry A. Charles
secretary, 419 California, room 21
Black James, carpenter Little & Camming, r. 34
O'Farrell
Black James C. , electrician, r. 314 Bush
Black James F., cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 307
Seventh, rear
Black Jane Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 230 Sixth
Black John, longshoreman, r. 327 Beale
Black John, sorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, t.
SW cor Alabama and Mariposa
Black John, teamster Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., r.
707 Ash Av
Black John, waiter Rocco Beban, r. SW cor Dupont
and Broadway
Black John Alexander, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 711
Minna
Black John E., painter John L. Cahill, r. 183 Jessie
Black John J., solicitor Figaro
Black John W., boilermaker Cal. Boiler Works, r. 319
Beale
Black John W., collector, 416 Montgomery, r. 22
Elgin Park
Black Joseph, blacksmith, r. 6G3 Howard
Black Joseph, blacksmith, Railroad Av, nr Thirty-
second Av, South S. F.
Black Julius, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. W sCoUimbia, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Black Lizzie, chambermaid The Baldwin
Black Mary, domestic 611 Chestnut
Black Mary Ann, widow, r. 71 Water, nr Tavlor
Black Peter R., janitor Red Mens' Hall, 320'Post
Black Peter W., proptr Agricultural Park, N s Point
Lobus Av, nr Twenty-fourth Av
Black Point Can Manufactory, W. W. Mon-
tague & Co. proiJtrs, NW cor Bay and Webster
Black Point Packing House, Merry, Faull &
Co. proptrs, NW cor Bay and Buchanan, office 125
California
Black Robert AI.. gents' furnishing goods, 209 Mont-
gomery, r. 1100 Van Ness Av
Black Ryan E., tax agent Central Pac. RR. and South-
ern Pac. RR., NE cor Fourth and Townsend.room
6, r. 20 Stanly PI
Black Tbomas, laborer, r. 71 Water, nr Taylor
Black Thomas, student Barnard's Business College, r.
San Leandro
Black William, with A. E. McLeod, r. 711 Minna
Black William, butcher, r. 711 Minna, rear
Black William, hackman, r. 865 Folsom
Black William, laborer Masonic Cemetery, r. 2911 Sac
Black William, marbleworks, 1121 Market, r. cor
Twentieth and Alabama
Black William B., salesman Sadler & Co.. r. Oakland
Black William W., assistant License Collector, r. 29
Second Av
Black W. K. Mrs., widow, r. 063 Howard
Blackburn Allen H., salesman White Brothers, r. 665
Seventeenth
Blackburn Benjamin F., cashier Evening Post, r. 905
Valencia
Blackburn Charles, clerk Waterhouse & Lester, r. 720
Grove
Blackburn Charles J., r. 1107 3^ Howard
Blackburn Francis A., assistant Boys' High School, r.
1640 Sacramento
Blackburn John, porter Martin J. Flavin, r. 67 Everett
Blackburn Mason Smith, guard House Correction, r.
1211 Fillmore
Blackburn William K., butcher, r. NW cor Potrero Av
and Twenty-third
Blackett Lucretia, widow, r. 1411 Jackson
Blackie A. W., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 1222
Pine
Blackie Henry, laborer, r. 129 Clara, rear
Blacklech Daniel W., cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Co.,
r. 611 Seventh
Blackman Abraham, r. 712 O'Farrell
Blackman Cassius H., salesman Wilmerding & Co., r.
12 Ellis
Blackman Charles, waiter Buss House
Blackman Henry, bookkeeper J. Samuels, r. 1322 }j
O'Farrell
Blackman Horace, tuner L. K. Hammer, 23 Dupont
Blackman J. C, salesman Cal. Jewelry Co.,r. 128 Fell
Blackman J. Dyatt, teacner, r. 127 Thirteenth
Blackman Maurice J,, plumber and gasfitter. 225 Hayes,
r. 408 Octavla
Blackman William E., physician, r. 134 Ridley
Blackmar Armand E. (Blackmar & Co.) r. 722 Bush
Blackmar & Co. (Armand E. Blackmar) music pub-
lishers, 647 Market
Blackmar F ank W., clerk, r. 14 Elgin Park
Blackmar Ransom C., salesman Forsaith & Dodge, r.
14 Elgin Park
Blackmar Wellman W., clerk C. J. Hawley & Co., r.
14 Elgin Park
Blackmore Amanda, widow, r. 134 McAllister
Blackmore Joseph, hostler Richard J. Johnson, 2611
Mission
Blackstaff Ann D., widow, r. 1227 Green
Blackstaflf James D., blacksmith, r. 1227 Green
Blackstaff Maggie D. Miss, assistant Spring Valley
Grammar School, r. 1227 Green
Blackstone William, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn.
Blackwell Edward S., clerk Cornelius Toohey, r. 651
Stevenson
Blackwell Enoch, carriage trimmer, r. 108 Seventh
Blackwell Horatio S., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co.,
r. 1514 California
Blackwell James, porter What Cheer House
Blackwell Sarah B. Mrs., fancy goods and notions,
108 Seventh
Blackwell Spencer W., packer Edgar J. Bowen, r. SW
cor Green and Taylor
Black-tvood William, real-estate, 109 California,
r. NW cor Bryant and Oak Grove Av
Blackwood William C, fruitgrower, r. 212 Twelfth
Blade Arthur M. (Blade & Hubner) r. 3 Yerba Buena
Blade John, laborer, r. 9 Heron
Blade & Hubner (.\rthur M. Blade and Conrad W.
Hubner) hatters, 910 Market
Blades Mary E., widow, teacher dresscutting, r. 1029
Market
Blaess Michael, steward Emil A. Engelberg, r. 2173<S
Elm Av
Blaikie Andrew, draftsman, r 427 Geary
Blaikie James, longshoreman, r. 6 Zoe PI
Blaikie James F., gasfitter, r. 7 Pratt PI
Blaikie John A., cooper Mattullath Manuf. Co., r.
420 Sixth
Blaikie Richard T., joiner, r. N s Henry, bet Noe and '
Castro
Blaikie Susannah, r. 7 Pratt PI
Blaikie. See Blakey
Blain Oscar, clerk Cal. Electrical Works, r. 1614 Leav.
Blaiu Rodman P., salesman Frederick Chester & Co.,
r. 1614 Leavenworth
Blain. See Blane
Blaine James N., laborer John A. Roy, r. W s San
Bruno Road, nr Fifteenth Av
f^jrr\ \kl r^l ADI/ 6*3 market street, wholesale and retail dealer ;u
IjLU. YY. l^LAnI\, Paper HangiMS & Sliaile Material. Manufacturer of wmow Shades
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
IVHOLESAIiB HARD^VARE,
Corner Market and Front Streets.
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330 Pine, room 28, r. 201
at law. 320 California,
Blair Aubrey J., mining,
Taylor
Blair August W., attorney
room 14, r. Oakland
Blair Chauncey S.. patternmaker Golden State and
Miners' Iron Wurks, r. 1049 Mi.-sion
Blair David Boyle (Blair, Van Tassel & Co.) and
consular agent Brazil, 216 Sansome, r. Oakland
Blair Frank, workman coiner's dept V. S. Mint, r. 526
Pine
Blair George, driver Jolin A. Roy, r. W s San Bruno
Road, opp Fifteenth Av
Blair Henry, r. 1445 Polk
Blair J. Mrs., widow, r. 8 Zoe
Blair James, engineer tug Neptune, r. 932 Montgomery
Blair James A. W.. treer and packer S. TV. Eosenstock
& Co., r. Church, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-
third
Blair James C, wood and ivoryturner McEachren &
Rowe, r. 8 Zoe
Blair John B., cabinetmaker Frederick Hufschmidt,
r. 533 Commercial
Blair John G., captain schr Leon, office 310 Sansome
Blair Matthew, hay dealer, r. 224 Capp
Blair Robert, machinist William H. Birch, r. 8 Zoe
Blair Samuel, shipo-wner, 32 Marki t, r. 47 Tehama
Blair Thompson, bookkeeper Matthias Gray, r. 614
Nineteenth
Blair, Van Tassel & Co. (David Boyle Blair,
C. J. Van Tassel and George D. Toy) general
agents Scottish Commercial Insurance Co. of
Glasgow, Continental Insurance Co. of New York,
Niagara Fire Insurance Co. of New York, and
Commonwealth Insurance Co. of Boston, 216 San
some
Blair Walter D., clerk, r. 526 Pine
Blair William, cabinetmaker, r. .533 Commercial
Blair William B., salesman Harrison & Dickson, r. 21
Stanly PI
Blaisdell Elizabeth F., widow, r. 1317 Gough
'Blsisdell James, cook U. S. Restaurant, r. 5 Wetmore
PI
Blaisdell Jay P., shoemaker E. D. Nolan & Co., r. 106
Dupont
BlaisdeU John H., dentist, r. 227 Leavenworth
Blaisdell Mary M. Miss, r. 227 Leavenworth
Blaisdell S. ^^., printer I. W. Taber & Co., r. Oakland
Blaisdell. SeeBlasdell
Blake Alfred E., dentist Charles E. Blake, r. 657 Sev-
enteenth
Blake Calvin T., r. N s Twenty-second, bet Dolores
and Guerrero
Blake Charles E. , physician and surgeoD, office
and r. 40t) Hayes
Blake Cliarles E., Sr., dentist, 5}4 Kearny, r.
6.'57 Seventeenth
Blake Charles T., secretary Oakland Paving Co., r. 4
Vernon PI
Blake Edward, drayman Bryden Ac Hinckley, r. 426
Natoma
Blake Elizabeth, widow, r. 121 Shipley
Blake Francis (Blake, Bobbins & Co.) r. Oakland
Blake George E., sawyer, r. 520 Sixth
Blake George H., laborer, r. 1620 Jessie
Blake George L., musician, r. 907 Bush
Blake George M., capitalist, r. 1601 Van Ness Av
Blake George W., salesman Fisher & Co., r. 316 Third
Blake Hanson A., whitener, r. 312 Fifth
Blake Henry C. , notary public and commissioner
deeds, 333 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Blake Henry H. (H. U. Blake & Co.) r. 13 Monroe
Blake H. H. & Co. (Henry H. Blake) agents cellu-
loid waterproof linen, 405 Front
Blake Isaac £., president Continental Oil and
Transportation Co. of California, 120 Front, r.
2124 Howard
Blake James, expre.«8man, cor Market and Montgom-
ery, r. 716 Bryant
Blake James, longshoreman, r. 320 Howard
Bluki- James, salesman Patrick McDonnell, r. 5.39 Na-
toma
Blake James F„ gasfltter, r. 7 Pratt PI
Blake James E., piauotuuer Kohler & Chase, r. Oak-
land
Blake James W., physician, r. 1911 Geary
Blake J. H., captain schr Cassie Hayward, Mission
St. Wharf
Blake John, carpenter and builder, r. 1713 Jessie, rear
Blake John, driver Pioneer and Alta Mills, r. 540 Na-
toma
Blake John, merchant tailor, 422 Sutter
Blake John, saddler, 222 Second
Blake John, salesman A.Wolf & Co., r. 436}^ Clem.
Blake John Jr., elevaturmau D. Samuels, r. 436 Clom.
Blake John J., salesman S. C. Lubin, r. 916 Howard
Blake John T., blacksmith Abuer Doble, r. 121 Ship-
ley
Blake Joseph, expressman, NE cor Market and Mont-
gomery, r. 716 Bryant
Blake Joseph W., machinehand S. F. Box Factory, r.
115 Taylor
Blake Julia, widow, r. 540 Natoma
Blake Julia, widow, domestic 1614 Washington
Blake Kate M.. r. 524 Jones
Blake Mary, widow, r. 142}^ Clara
Blake Mary Miss, milliner Mrs. Rosina Riordan, r.
436 Clementina
Blake Mary L., widow, r. 2 Le Roy PI
Blake Maurice B. (Blake & Blake) r. San Rafael
Blake Maurice C. (Blake & Blake) r. 325 Seven-
teenth
Blake Patrick, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 459
Minna
Blake Philip H., deputy County Assessor, r. NE cor
Point Lobos Av and Ferrie
Blake, Bobbins & Co. (Francis Blake. Charles
F. Bobbins, James Moffitt, and James W. Towne)
importers and jobbers news, mailing and wrap-
ping paper, and manufs paper bags,516 Sacramento
and 519 Commercial
Blake Robert, cooper, r. 218 Mission
Blake Selden L., medical student Spinney & Co., r.
11 Kearny
Blake Soth B., capitalist, r. 1205 Taylor
Blake Sumner C, books and statioiiery, 503 Kearny
aud 617 Montgomery, r. 16 Prospi ct PI
Blake Thomas, pantrym:in Palace Ho el, r. 159 Minna
Blake Thomas F., collector P. Kelly, r. 4.36 Clem.
Blake Thomas William, laborer, r. 150 Steuart
Blake Walter W., paintor, r. 813 Harrison
Blake William, Liunbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Blake William H., barber Nathaniel C. Susand, r. 28
Stone
Blake William L., painter, r. 52314 Brannan
Blake W. L., laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.
Blake W.W., r. :i31 Kearny, room 9
Blake <& Bluke (Mauiice C. and Maurice B. Blake)
attomey.s at law, 417 Kearny
Blakeley Bridget, widow, r. 109 Powell
Blakeley John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero,
r. 41 Natoma
Blakeley John H., seaman, r. Keystone House
Blakely Alexander, printt-r, r. 1040 Mission
Blakely Calvin, groceries and liquors, SW cor Powell
and California Avs
Blakely John, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Blakely John E., foreman ammonia works, S. F. Gas
Light Co., r. 25 Hawthorne
Blakely Sheldeu E.. manufs' agent, r. 1005 Market
Blakenian T. Z., attorney at law, 418 California,
r. 614 Sutter
Blakeney T. J., mining, r. Palace Hotel
Blakeslce C. C, druggist Crane & Brigham. r. Ruse
House
Blakeslee Charles A., policeman City Hall, r. 864
Mission
Blakesley Fernando D., painter and whitener, 966
Mission
Blakey Andrew, draftsman, r. 427 Geary
Blakey James, sailmaker, r. 410 Paciflc
Blakey John, pressman, r. 4 Sonoma PI
Blakie John, cooper, r. 420 Sixth
Blaki-ston John S. (J. S. Blakistdn ft Son) r. 19 Oak
Grove Av
Blakiston J. S. % Son (J. S. and Robert Blakiston) sail-
uiakers, (! and 8 Clay
Blakiston Robert (J. S. Ulakiston & Son) r. 19 Oak
Grove Av
Blanc A., mining engineer, r. 107 Montgomery Block
Blanc Alexander, real-estate, r. 837 California
Blanc Joseph W., carpi'nter, r. 885 Seventeenth "
Blanc Mathieu, laborer Poodle Dog Rotisaerie, 44S
Bush
Blanc Maurice, liquor saloon, 217 Beale
Blanc Paul (Eyraud & Blanc) r. 621 Paciflc
Blanc. See Blank
Blanch Bernard, carriage manuf and blacksmith, 654
Howard, r. 314 Third
Blanchard , bill poster, r. Branch House
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Blanchard Candace H., widow, r. 511 Masou
Blauchurd Carlisle P., assistant bookkeeper James L.
Hiissey. r. o20 Van Ness Av
Blanchard David (Giiity & Blanchard) r. 17 Langton
Blanchard David, deckhand stmr City of Stoekton,
Wnbhington St. Wharf
Blanchard Edward, teamster, r. 1122 J^ Larkin
Blanchard Ferdinand (Blanchard & Combatalade) r.
10:U Dupont
-[-Blanchard Frank, carpenter, r. 28 Seventh
Blanchard Henry P., merchant, r. 317 Powell
Blanchard Jules, hardware, and manuf bed and fur-
niture sprinKS, 44Fouith, r. 719 Minna
Blanchard Kate Miss, clerk Mr P. & M. dept Central
Pac. RR., r. 433 McAllister
Blanchard Leopold, salesman Jules Blanchard, r. 719
Minna
Blanchard Marcellus C, r. 511 Mason
Blanchard Mary, widoT^•, r. 178 Minna
Blanchard Mary, widow, r. 433 McAllister
Blanchard Moutie F., r. 511 Mason
Blanchard Phiueas \., proptr Vermont Dairy, oflce 35
Eddy, r. 1703 Jes.sie
Blanchard W., basgngemaster Southern Pac. ER.
Blanchard & ( ombatalade (Ferdinand Blanchard and
Louis Combatalade) liciuor saloon, SW cor Du-
pont and Pacific
Blanchet Hen y, tailor, r. 407 Third
Blanchette Louis, boot and shoemaker, 432 Mont. Av
Blanchette Louisa Miss, shoefitter Nolan Brothers, r.
959 Folsom
Blanchette Nellie Miss, dressmaker, 959 Folsom
Blanchfield Andrew, plumber, r. 228 ^ Oak
Blanch field Edward, butcher, r. 228 3i Oak
Blanchfield James, laborer, r. 14 Baldwin Court
Blanchfield John, longshoreman, r. 313 Beale
Blanchfield Thomas, laborer Sea Wall, r. 228^ Oak
Blanco Lorenzo, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730
Montgomery
Blanco Theresa, r. 1318 Dupont
Bland John, shoemaker Andrew MacNamara, r. 1045
Howard
Bland John C, r. 737 Howard
Bland Washington, waiter Palace Hotel
Blaudins Edward J., r. 1019 Capp
Blaiiding Gordon (Greathouse & Blanding) at-
toruiy at law, 324 Pine, room 18, r. 1316 Taylor
Blanding Henrietta, teacher elocution, 115 Kearny,
rooms 21 and 22
Blanding Louis, miner and metallurgist, 324 Pine,
room 17 , mill and r. 431 Fourth
Blanding William, attorney at law, 324 Pine,
room 17, and State Harbor Commissiouer, 10 Cal-
ifornia, r. 913 Van Ness Av
Blane Charles, master schr Sacramento, Beale St.
Wharf
Blauey Annie, widow, r. 235 Main
Blaney Edward W., Prosecuting Attorney Police
Court, offices old City Hall and 52G Montgomery,
room 3, r. 507 Ellis
Blaney Henry, clerk P. C. Molloy, r. 530 Jessie
Blaney James A., liquor saloon. SW cor Fourth and
Mission, r. 553 3^ Minna
Blaney John, painter, r. 507 Ellis
Blaney John H., bookkeeper Hibernia Savings and
Loan Society, r. 530 Jessie
Blang Arthur E., carpenter, r. SE cor Dolores and
Dorland
Blank Charles C, foreman Eclipse Bakery, r. 1121
Greenwich
Blank Christopher, laborer, r. Channel bet Tenth and
Eleventh
Blank Christopher, laborer G. R. Lucy & Co., r. cor
Brannan and Ninth
Blank David M., bookkeeper, r. 650 Natoma
Blank Louis, watchmaker and jeweler, 832 Market
(and Baxter H Blank) r. 11513^ Mission
Blank Oscar, coalpasser U. S. Revenue stmr Richard
Rush
Blank. See Blanc
Blanken Henry, proptr Six Mile House, W s San
Bruno Road, nr Coimty Line
Blanken Jacob, fireman S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. North Point, bet Larkin and Polk
Blanken Nicholas (F. Mohrmann & Co.) r. SW cor
Broadway and Kearny
Blankenhorn Gottlieb, baker, r. 12 Margaret PI
Blankenstein Henry, manager D. Samuels, r. 905
Market
Blankhart Otto, teacher music, r. 1322 Fillmore
675
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Blankman Hnrry, clerk Minor S. Martin, r. Oakland
Blaukman William, dentist, olfice and r. 208 Stock-
ton
Blanquist John, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Blarrera Semetra, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Blasdell George E., bagmaker Neville & Co., r.
Mission
Blasdell Lawrence B., jeweler A. Hirschman, r.
Post
Blasdell. See Blaisdell
Blaser Edward, clerk Lenormand Bros., r. SW
Pine and Dupont
Blaser Raphael, tailor, 26 Stockton, r. 246 Stevenson
Blasgen Henry, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Blaskower Mark, salesman Edward Cohn & Co., r.
1209 Bush
Blaskower Pauline, widow, r. 1209 Bush
Blass Henry, barber Knoechel & Brand, r. 850 Har-
rison
Blass Joseph A., expressman, r. 7 Nineteenth
Blass Meyer, merchant, r. 856 Harrison
Blass Morris, teamster, r. 856 Harrison
Blatchly A., mining engineer, r. 1733 Broadway
Blath Siegmund, traveling agent, r. 734 Geary
Blattner Nicholas, driver Russ House, r. 228 Green
Blattner Thomas, driver Central RR.
Blaut Samuel, butcher American Beef Co., r. 600 Ivy
Av
Blauvelt George, watchman Fulton Iron Works, r. 45
Clementina
Blauvelt Mary, domestic 724 Turk
Blauvelt Richard D., chief deputy County Recorder,
r. 24 Eddy
Bleasdale John I., analytical chemist, 609 Merchant,
r. 184 Jessie
Blecher William, chicken ranch, cor Silver Av and
Hale
Blechschmidt Theresa Mrs., musician Vienna Garten,
r. 121 O'Farrell
Bledsoe Edward H., waiter Abraham Bernstein, r.
1142 Market
Bledsoe Horace W., r. 210 Eddy
Bledsoe Leon, student, r. 109 Leavenworth
Bleibtrey Charles, brush manuf, 646 Mission
Bleidorn Jirrgen, cabinetmaker, r. 314 Jessie
Bleil Morris, bartender George Schmitt, r. 38 Eddy
Bleily Joseph R., barber, 418 Bush, r. 815 Twentieth
Bleiman Martin, artist, r. 906 Market
Blenculen Lola, widow, r. 24 Erie
Blennerhassett John, shoemaker E. D. Nolan & Co., r.
5 Minna
Blennerhassett Richard, shoemaker E. D. Nolan &
Co., r. 22 Clara
Eleniau Eugene, seaman, r. 16 Frederick
Blenier Jacob, fireman S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. North Point, bet Larkin and Polk
Blenken Mary, domestic 36 Moss
Blesi Sebastine (Chase & Blesi) r. 1059 Market
Blessing Charles H., waiter, r. 127 Jackson
Blessing Frederick, janitor S.F. Free Public Library,
r. 423 Bush
Blethen Charles P., r. 2124 California
Blethen Eugene O., salesman Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. Oakland
Blethen James H., chief wharfinger State Harbor
Commissioners, Clay St.Wharf, r. 929 Tyler
Bley Abram. millinery, 750 Market, r. 1011 Mission
Bley. See Bly
Blifl'ens Thomas V., master mariner, r. 531 Seven-
teenth
Blight George, painter Moulton & EdmondBon, r. 511
Bryant
Blining Hans, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Blinn Charles H., clerk Custom House, r. 1527 Post
Bliun CjTus, cari^enter, r. 247 Second
Blinn Frank L., student, r. 542 Second
Blinn Helen B., widow, r. 542 Second
Blinn Mary C, widow, r. 1926 Howard
Blint Louis, ironmolder City Iron Works, r. 9 Minna
Bliss Eliza M., r. 1117 Washington
Bliss George D., butcher, r. 1507 Pacific Av
Bliss Susan F., widow, r. 902 Clay
Bliss Theodore, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgomery
Blitz Caroline, widow, boarding, 501 Geary
Bliven Samuel Nelson, clerk accounts U. S. Surveyor-
General's Office, r. 1829 Bush
Blixt Christina, domestic 1026 Twenty-first
Blobel Paul, baker Joseph Bock, r. 988 Folsom
Bloch Abraham B., clothing, 204*Montgomery Av, r.
2106 Mason
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Bloch Achille ( L. & A. Bloch ) r. 827 Greenwich
Bloch Bernard, clerk Abraham B. Bloch, r. 2106 Mason
Bloch Bertha B., assistant Valencia St. Grammar
School, r. 615 Green
Bloch Constantine, dentist, of&ce and r. 318 Hayes
Bloch Ellas, clerk W. Cohen & Co., r. 2106 Mason
Bloch Fanny Miss, r. 827 Greenwich
Bloch Isaac F. ( Bloch & DavidMon ) r. 820 Larkin
Bloch John, commission merch int. r. 615 Green
Bloch L. & A. ( Leon and Achille ) market, 823
Greenwich
Bloch Leo, stripper Boukofsky & Sternberg, r. 1607
Post
Bloch Leon, clerk, r. 615 Green
Bloch Leon ( L. & A. Bloch ) and salesman Eeiss Bros.
& Co., r. 827 Greenwich
Bloch Leopold, manuf cloaks, etc., 119 Sixth, 'r. 1124
Folsom
Bloch Marcus, salesman, r. 415 Jones
Bloch Samuel ( Bloch & Blum ) r. 532 O'Farrell
Bloch Simon, clerk Leopold Bloch, r. 1124 Folsom
Bloch "William, boots and shoes, 1319 Stockton, r. 1515
Powell
Bloch & Blum ( Samuel Bloch and Henry Blum )
market, SE cor William and Geary
Bloch & Davidson ( Isaac F. Bloch and James W.
Davidson) morocco manufs, etc., factory 317 and
319 Eleventh, otfice 223 Battery
Bloch. See Block
Blochman Abraham ( Blochman & Cerf ) r. 926 Eddy
Blochman Emanuel, millinery, 1019 Larkin
Blochman Lazar E., accountant, r. 1019 Larkin
Blochman k Cerf ( Abraham Blochman and Moses
Cerf ) commission merchants, 24 and 26 Cal
Block Adam, laborer Presidio Reservation, r. 525
Greenwich
Block Amelia I., teacher music Public Schools
Block Bernard, stockbroker, r. Palace Hotel
Block Constant ( Sim Seriat & Co. and Charles Zwick
& Co.) r. Gailhard Hotel
Block Daniel f of D. Block & Co.. Virginia City, Nev.,
Blome Henry (H. Blome & Co.) r. 3 Clay
Blome H. & Co. (Henry Blome and Henry Meyer)
liquor saloon, 3 Clay
Blomqiiist Olof, watchmaker George C. Shreve & Co.,
r. Stevenson House
BlondeauZacharie, foreman Em. Meyer, r. 8 Pratt PI
Blondell Thomas, expressman, 325 Front, r. 606 Ful-
ton
Blondell William G.,teamster, 325 Front,r.606 Fulton
Blondin J., Ship Calkers" Assn, Barra's Hall
Blood James, pilot, ofiSce, 9 U. S. Court Building, r.
116 Francisco
Blood J. H., attorney at law, notary public and
commissioner deeds, 304 Mont., r. 424 Geary
Blood Katie Miss, r. 319 Bush
Blood Laura Miss, r. 725 Pine
Blood Levi L., mining, 45 Merchants' Exchange, r. 8
Virginia
Blood Mary Mrs., r. 319 Bush
Blood William, sailmaker, r. 1024 Montgomery
Bloom Bertha Miss, saleslady M. Freud & Sons, r. 19
Harriet
Bloom Charles, cook, r. 212 First
Bloom Daniel, porter Dakin & Libby, r. 525 Natoma
Bloom David (Hoffman & Co.) r. 635)i O'Farrell
Bloom Eliza, widow, r. 221 Elm Av
Bloom George, peddler, r. 19 Harriet
Bloom Hyman, tanner, r. Lindell House
Bloom Isaac, peddler, r. 794 Stevenson
Bloom Joseph (Straus, Kohustaram & Co.) r. 716
Tyler
Bloom Samuel, tanner and wool pulling, N s Preclta
Av nr San Bruno Road, r. 1941 Howard
Bloom Wolf, tanner, r. 408 Tyler
Bloom. See Blohm, Bluhm,"Bhim, and B'.ume
Bloomer Ditch and Gravel Mining Co. (Butte Co.,
Cal.) C. E. Buckingham secretsjy, 320 Sansome,
room 10
Bloomer John G. superintendent supply dept West-
ern Union Tel. Co., 410 Merchant, r. 1620 Larkin
Bloomer R. F., decorative art rooms, 14 O'Farrell
and Stockton, Cal. ) oflace 22 Battei-y, r. 13-'6 Geary j Bloomer Theodore H., city agent British America As-
I
Block Ellas M., proptr Carmen Island Salt Works, 207
Front, r. 619 Eddy
Block Emanuel D., merchant, r. 1816 Sacramento
Block Frederick, blacksmith, r. 433 Hinckley
Block Harry, clerk, r. 8'20 Larkin
Block Israel, cigars and tobacco, 228 Sutter, r. Oak-
land
Block James, laborer, r. 327 Beale
Block James N. ( Comegys, Block & Co. ) r. 428 Tyler
Block John, laborer American Sutiar Refinery, r. S b
Union, bet Sansome and Battery, rear
Block John, merchant tailor, 648 Commercial, r. 415
Jones
Block John, seaman schr Emma, r. 227 Beale
Block John T., porter Scherr, Bach k Lux, r. 603 Pine
Block Julius, dairy produce, 68 Centre Market, r. 15
William
Block Max, clerk, r. 415 Jones
Block Robert, r. "08 Leavenworth
Block. See Bloch
Blockhaus Frederick, groceries and liquors, 814 Jack-
son
Blodes Theodore, liquor saloon, 1243 Folsom, r. 1239
Folsom
Blodgett Edwin A., shipping clerk Holbrook, Merrill
k Stetson, r. 2821 »<i Mission
Blodgett George F., distributor La Grande Laundry,
r. 1524 Howard
Blohm August, driver Henry A. Benjamin k Co., r. N
B Clipper, bet Dolores and Church
Blohm August, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Blohm Francesca, widow, lodgings, 1028 Market
Blohm Henry, restaurant, NE cor Chestnut and
Montgomery
Blohm John (Blohm A: OlTermann) r. 1402 Folsom
Blohm John, liquor saloon. 923 Kearny, r. 423 Bdwy
Blohm Peter, wines and liquors, NE cor Mission and
Beale, r. Bi rkeley
Blohm ,t Offcrmann (John Blohm and William Offcr-
manu) groceries and liquors, cor Tenth and Fol-
som, and cor Fourteenth and Mission
Blohme Henrika, widow, r. 613 )i Natoma
Blohme John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Tehama
and Sec(uid, and NW cor Polk and Sutter, r. NW
Ciir Polk and Sutter
Blohme i^lzzle, domoptic 1034 Mission
Blohme. See Bloom
Blom John, ship calker, r. 420 Vallejo, rear
Burance Co., and Western As-urauce Co., 413 Cali-
I fornia, r. N s Eighth Av, betL and M, South S. F.
I Bloomer William, farmer, r. 211 Shotwell
I Bloomfleld C. B., operator Western Union Tel. Co.,
I r. NE cor Pine and Montgomery
Bloomfield Homer, Gas Inspector, office old City Hall,
r. Occidental Hotel
Bloomfield James T., bookkeeper, r. 529 Greenwich
Bloomfield Mary, widow, r. 212 Francisco
Bloomfield Philip, seaman, r. 415 East
Bloomfield W., r. Overland House
Bloomingdale Emanuel, merchant, t. 1515Gough
Bloor George W., compositor 8. F. Chronicle, r. 222 )j
O'Facrell
Bios Joseph A., expressman, 8E cor California and
Battery, r. 307 Nineteenth
Bios William I., haruessmaker Main i Winchester,
r. 7 Nineteenth
Blosler William, baker Hemme & Renter, r. 240 Minna
Blossom Henry E., r. 206 Powell
Blossom M. J. Mrs., r. 206 Powell
; BlosB William, clerk, r. 765 Market
Blot Louis, carrier Courrier de San Francisco, r. 10
j Wetmore PI
Blote Henry F. B., collector 8. F. Chronicle, r. NE
cor Turk and Taylor
1 Blow Alfred W. (A. W. Blow kCo.) r. 434 Tyler
I Blow A. W. & Co. (Alfred W. and Robert Blow) stock-
I brokers, 301 Pine
I Blow Robert (A. W. Blow k Co.) r. 434 Tyler
! Blower Ernest (Wackett & Bloweri r. Oakland
1 Blowers John E., blacksmith English & Lynch, r. 46
Clementina
Bloxham Charles, book store, 2212 Sixteenth, bat
Mission and Valencia
Bliicher George (Dunn .^: Bliicher) r. N 8 Greenwich,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Bluclier Joseph, waiter, r. 409 Pacific
Blue Bell Mining Co., D. F. Verdenal secretary, 6 and
7 3. F. Stock Exchange Building
Blue Bird Mill and Mining Co. (Globe District, Ari-
zona) W. H. Knight secretary, 10 Market
Blue Forest Gardens, Bernal Station
Blue Jacket Milling and Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.)
M. De La 3Iontanya secretary, I'li^i Market,
room 20
Blue Jacket Silver Mining Co. (Storey Ci., Nev.)
George C. Pratt secretary, 25 Nevada Block
TUr I ADPrQT QTnri/ Ol optical G00I>H in this city only at
I riL LMnVjLO I O I VJUIV MULLER'S 135 Montgomery Street.
JONAS J. MORRISON,
Red^vood and Paget Sound Lnmber, especially selected for
Buildinjf Purposeg and Foreig'n Sliipment.
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Blue Line Freight, William Be'Dell agent, 22 Mont.
Blue Tent Consolidated Hydraulic Gold Mines of
California (limited) (Nevada Co., Cal.) Thomas
Price manager. 524 Sacramento
Bluemel Junius, gunsmith J. P. Clabrough& Brothers.
r. 549 Tehama
Bhiemel Lebrecht, tailor, r. 1211 Columbia
Bluett Samuel, miner, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Bluhm Gustave, shoemaker, r. 212 Steuart
Bluhm William G., master mariner, r. 1411 Buchanan
Bluit John, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Bluker Fred, laundryman, r. 202 Twenty-third
Blum Adolph, cigars and tobacco, 305 California, r.
1303 Gough -
Blum Adolph, shoema,kPr, 1020 Battery
Blum Alfred Mrs., r. Ill Powell
Blum David, merchant, r. 5353^ O'Farrell
Blum Henry (Bloch & Blum) r. 122C Post
Blum Henry, bakery and confectionery, 1813 Powell
Blum Henry, poUsher Cal. Jewelry Co., r. Jessie, bet
Third and Fourth
Blum Henry Jr., clerk, r. 1813 Powell
Blum Hermann, merchant, r. 311 Stockton
Blum Isidor, merchant, r. 1250 California
Blum Jacques,bookkeeper Loewe Brothers, r.324 Sutter
Blum John, calker Eben Weeks
Blum John, saloonkeeper, r. 435 Broadway
Blum Jonas N., agent S. Lachman & Co., r. 1615 Bush
Blum Joseph, selector Ackermau Bros., r. 916 Larkin
Blum Leon (J. Schweitzer & Co.) r. 1226 Post
Blum Marcus M., musician, 647 Market, r. 916 Larkin
Blum Maurice, salesman Solomon Bine, r. 1303 Gough
Blum Moses, merchant (of Vacaville and Dixon, Cal.)
office 117 Battery, r. 603 Eddy
Blum Moses Jr., commission merchant, 117 Battery,
r. 1103 Van Ness Av
Blum Robert (Blum & Schroepfer) r. 304 Stockton
Blum Roger, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.403
Leavenworth
Blum & Schroepfer (Robert Blum and Albert Schroep-
fer) London Furniture Co., 637 Market
Blum. See Bloom, Blohme, Bluhm and Blume
Blumberg Frederick W., clerk Hutchinson & Mann,
r. 36 Twelfth
Blumberg Gustav, painter, r. 127 Jackson
Blumberg Gustave, seaman, r.W s Washington Av, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Blumberg Joseph, salesman AlbertLozier, r. 21 Stock-
ton PI
Blumberg Julius F., commission merchant, 306 Mont-
gomery, r. 36 Twelfth
Blume Charles, butcher John Erasmy, r. 1921 Bush
Blume Henry, bootmaker, 649 Merchant
Blume Herman, salesman Hyams Brothers, r. 525
Natoma
Blume Louis, trader, r.525 Natoma
Blume Michael, laborer Abraham Waldstein, r. 525
Natoma
Blume Rudolph, musician, r. Ahlbom House
Blume. See Blum and Bloom
Blumenberg Susan M., widow, real estate, r. 125 San-
some, room 21
Blumenschein Philip, gardener, cor Seventh Av and
K, South S. F.
Blumeuthal Abraham, clocks and jewelry, 719 Clay
Blumenthal Abraham, mining, r. 119 Turk
Blumi-nthal Abraham, salesman, r. 406}^ Grove
Blumeuthal Adolph (Seeligsohn & Co.) r. 332 Hayes
Blnnientlial B. & Co. (Bernhard Blumenthal
and J. Walker Quinlan) proptrs Danichefif Glove
Factory, 114}^ Post
Blumenthal Bernhard, fancy goods, 134 Sixth, r. 119
Turk
Blumenthal Bernhard (B. Blumenthal & Co.) r. 657
Harrison
Blumenthal Bertha Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 974 Fol-
som
Blumenthal Edward, peddler, r. 903 Jackson
Blumeuthal Emil, jeweler H. Ellenu, r. 41 Everett
Bliimenthal Henry, wholesale butcher, r. 1014 Hamp-
shire
Blumenthal Henry M., contractor, and grain and
produce, 125 Washington, r. 227 Tyler
Blumenthal Isaac, merchant, r. 119 Turk
Blumenthal Isaac, speculator, r. 428 Geary
Blumenthal Julius, dry goods. 336 Hayes, r. 332 Hayes
Blumenthal Julius, U. S. storekeeper Broadway
Bonded Warehouse, r. 319 Geary
Blumenthal Max (Blumenthal & Co.) r. 719 Clay
Blumenthal Meyer, r. 974 FoLsom
Blumenthal Phineas, salesman Bernard Blumenthal,
r. 119 Turk
Blumenthal Solomon, r. 406}^ Grove
Blumenthal & Co. (Max Blumenthal) manufs and Im-
porters clocks and jewelry, 719 Clay
Blumstern John, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Blundell Henry, jeweller Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 1 Fifth
Blnndell House, Mrs. James Blundell proprie-
tress, SE cor Market and Fifth
Blundell James, r. Blundell House, 1 Fifth
Blundell James Mrs., proprietress Blundell
House. SE cor Market and Fifth
Blunden Walter H., cook New York Bakery, r. 1306H
Stockton
Blunkerst William, mate schr Sarah, Mission St. Wharf
Blunt Hannah, domestic 316 Oak
Blunt John P., salesman S. W. Levy, r. 210 Jones
Blunt Phineas U., assistant storekeeper warehouse
dept Custom House, r. 210 Jones
Blunt William G., naturalist and taxidermist, 813
Market, r. 210 Jones
Blute Michael, heater Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N s Shasta,
bet Illinois and Michigan
Bluxome Isaac, merchant, r. 736 McAllister
Bluxome Joseph, physician, office and r. 306 Stock-
ton
Bly Leander A., machinehand William A. Meeker, r.
811 Mason
Bly. See Bley
Blynn James, seaman ship Samuel Watts, Front St.
Wharf
Blyth Henry, salesman Starbird & Goldstone, r. 2515
Sacramento
Bly tile Tliomas H., capitalist, 724 >$ Market,
room 20, r. 6 O'Farrell
Blythe William J., S. F. Musical Fund Soc, 539 Cal.
Bly wise Benjamin, varnisher S. F. Furniture Fac-
tory, r. 1048 Howard
Blywise Charles, varnisher S. F. Furniture Factory,
r. 1048 Howard
Blywise Hermann, tailor, r. 1048 Howard
Blywise Moses, machine hand S. F. Furniture Fac-
tory, r. 1048 Howard
B'nai B'rith Hall, S s Eddy, bet Mason and Taylor
Boalman George, farmer, r. 9 Pacific
Boalt John H. (Estee & Boalt) attorney at l&yf. 419
California, room 19, r. Oakland
Boalt. See Bolt
Board of Bank Commissioners, 202 Sansome,
room 2
Board of Brokers (California Stock Exchange) H.
H. Barling president, George Carter secretary, 25
Leidesdorfif ,
Board of Brokers (Pacific Stock Exchange) C. L.
Weller president, Andrew J. Moulder secretary, I
318 Montgomery
Board of Brokers (San Francisco Stock and Ex-
change Board) E. P. Peckham president, Charles
S. Neal secretary, 333 Pine
Board of City Hall Commissioners, office junc-
tion McAllister and Paik Av
Board of Commissioners Fifteentli Avenue
Extension, 59 and 60 Merchants' Exchange
Board of Commissioners Funded Debt, new
City Hall, first floor
Board of Education, office and conuuittee rooms
new City Hall, third floor
Board of Election. Commissioners, new City [
Hall, basement '
Board of Equalization, new City Hall, second \
floor
Board of Fire Commisr^ioners, 235 Kearny
Board of Fisli Commissioners, 401 California
Board of Healtit, 124 Geary
Board of 3Iana;u:ers ludvstrial Exhibition
Mechanics' tn.stitute, 27 Post
Board of Marine Surveyors, 418 California
Board of Marine Uiider^vriters of S. F.,
C. T. Hopkins secretary, 318 California
Board of Park Commissioners, T. V. Mortee
secretary, 309 Montgomery, room 74
Board of Pharmacy, William T. Wenzell secre-
retary, 8.52 Market
Board of Pilot Examiners, 34 Merchants' Ex-
change
Board of Police Commissioners, old City Hall.
first floor
Board of Port AVardens, 525 Front
Board of Regents State University, Robert
E. C. Stearns secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 36 and 38
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Board of Revenue Fund Commissioners,
new City Hall, first floor
Board of State Harbor Commissioners, 10
California
Board of Supervisors, new City Hall, second
floor
Board of Trade of San Francisco, Jacob S.
Taber president, Cbarles F. Wymau secretary, 202
Market and 3 Pine, rooms fi-9 and 11 and 12
Board of Underwriters Aiusterdam, James
De Fremery ageni, 410 Baitery
Board of Underwriters Bordeaux, Henry Schroe-
der & Co. agents, SW cor Washington and Battery
Board of Underwriters Boston, Joseph S. Bacon
agent, 316 California
Board of Underwriters Bremen, Henry Balzer
& Co. agents, 209 Sansome
Board of Urtder»vriters French, Edward Che-
vassus agent, 205 Sansome
Board of Underwriters Hamburg, Hellmann
Brothers & Co. agents, 525 Front
Board of Under^vriters London Lloyds, Falk-
ner. Bell & Co. agents, 430 California
Board of Undex'writers New York, Oliver El-
dridge agent, 318 California
Board of Uiidernvriters Philadelphia, Joseph
S. Bacon agent, 311) Calilornia
Board of Underwriters San Francisco, Fire,
Charles D. Haven Secretary, 418 California
Board of U. S. Inspectors StMrni Vessels, 11 U.
8. Court Building
Board of Water Commissioners, new City
Hall, first floor
Board William K., clerk Page, Moore & Co., r. 1206
Market
Boarding Masters' Association, Bichard Chute agent,
610 Front
Boardnian George C, manager iEtna Insurance
Co. (of Hartford, Conn.) 311 California, r. SE cor
Franklin and Sacramento
Boardmau John, pressman Mrs. L. Q. Richmond k
Son, r. Bryant bet Sixth and Seventh
Boardman John H., agent McCarthy Brothers, r. 1714
Fillmore
Boardman John M., painter, r. 8}^ Boardman
Boardman Joseph, real estate, 593 Sixth, r. Oakland
Boarman Frank B. corresponding clerk First National
Gold Bank, r. 338 Thirteenth
Boarman Mary, widow, r. 231S Howard
Boarman Thomas N., capitalist, r. 2318 Howard
Boaro Geralomo, cook Campi's restaurant, r. 186 Van-
dewater
Boas Isidor, solicitor John H. Fisher, r. 461 Jessie
Boas Joseph, r. 1005 Tyler
Boas Judah, moneybroker, 420 Montgomerv, room 3,
r. 1005 Tyler
Bob Anton, driver Albert Hahnemann, r. 982 Harrison
Bobet A. Leon, brass finisher, r. 21Folsoni Av
Bobier John, gardener, r. N 8 Twenty-seventh bet
Sanchez and Noe
Boca Brewing Co. , William Hesse superintend-
ent, 415 Sacramento
Bocarde James (Bocarde & Whlttier) r. 411 Brannan
Bocarde * Whittier (James Bocarde and Charles Whit-
tier) Rsphaltum workers, 475 Brannan
Boccard Ernestine, dressmaker, r. 224 ?:l O'Farrell.rear
Boccard Francois, cabinetmaker, r. 224 iii O'Farrell,
rear
Boccardo Luigi, baker Bartolomeo Ratio, r. 502 Post
Boehan William, pilot Pacific Coast SS. State of
California, Broadway Wharf
Bochanovich Nicolas, fiphcrmau. Front St.Wharf
Bochen William, fireman stmrAlameda, Oakland Ferry
Bocher Bfrnard, laundrj'man Matilda Greeuwald, r.
1611 Powell
Bochew Frederick J., r. 20(>'>.; Sutter
Bock Frank, student, r. 349 Fremont
Bock George Henri-, glider Matthew D. Nile, r. 434
Vallejo
Bock Hermann, weaver 8. F. Pioneer Factory, r.
Poi)p's Hotel
Bock Jacob, tailor C. 0. Hastings & Co., r. 8 s Haight,
bet Webster and Buchanan
Bock James, tailor B. J. Burr, r. 204)4 Fifth
Bock Joseph, bakery, 9HHFolBora
Bock Paul, seaman SH. Oregon, Folsoni St. Wharf
Bock William, hostler C. W. Winchester, r. 13 Stev
Bockelmann John H., paperhanger Gturge W. Clark,
r. 3.59 Jessie
Bocken Henry (Bocken & Baccala) r. 811 Union, rear
Bocken Paul, fisherm|n. Front St. Wharf
Bocken & Baccala (Ilt-nry Bocken and Louis Baccala)
restaurant, 540 Commercial
Bocker John, willow works, 995 Market, r. 637 Bdwy
Bockhalter G. F., r. Stanford Hotel
Bockius Charles G., insurancebroker, r. 1011 Mason
Bockius Charles P., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
1011 Mason
Bockmann John C, groceries and liquors, 535 Fourth,
r. 38 Freelon
Bockmann Katie, domestic 820 O'Farrell
Bockmann Mary, widow, r. N s Filbert, bet Fill-
more
and Steiner
Bockmann W. H., clerk, r. 38 Freelon
Bockmann. See Boeckmann
Bockner William, laborer Frank W. Rossbach, r. 1424
Dupont
Bocqueiaz Antoine (Shea, Bocqueraz & McKee) 627
Front
Bodao Frederick, salesman, r. .592 Stevenson
Bode Adolph W., millman. r. 1759 Howard
Bode Eide H., bartender J. F. G. Egger.s, r. 1759 How-
ard
Bode Frederick, clerk Wichen Ehlers, r. 8W cor
Kearny and Vallejo
Bode George C. (Bode & Searle) and proptr B^tteiy
St. Bonded Warehouse and agent Seattle Coal and
Transportation Co., NW cor Battiry and Filbert,
r. 12fi0 California
Bode Henry, r. 626 Fourth
Bode Henry, clerk John C. Jakobs, r. 2428 Buchanan
Bode Louis C., butcher, r. 545 Hayes
Bode Louis, carpenter, r. 18 Eleventh
Bode William Walter, artist, r. 1 Middle
Bode & Searle (George C. Bode and James J.
Searle) projitrs Greenwich Dock U. S. Bonded and
Free Warehouse, W s Battery, bet Greenwich and
Lombard
Bodelle Samu( 1, cook Palace Hotel
Hoden John F., clerk, r. 709 Filbeit
Boden John H. (John H. Boden & Co.) r. 729 Cal.
Boden John H. & Co. (John H. Boden and Julius
Quinchard) ship and Custom House brokers, 504
Battery
Boden Penelope, widow, r. 705 Greenwich
Bodet Mary, widow, laundry, 1023 J^ Clay
Bodtish S. R. master mariner, r. 1310 M Grove
Bodfish WilliamH., attorney at law, 712 Montgom-
ery
Bodie Bluff Consolidatfd Gold Mining Co. (Bodle,
Mono Co., Cal.) Henry Deas secretary, 44 Nevada
Block
Bodie Chief Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) D. F. Verd-
enal secretary, 6 and 7 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Bodie Consolidated Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co.,
Oal.) W. H. Lent secretary, 62 Nevada Block
Bodie Hydraulic Mining and Water Co. (Mono Co.,
Cal.) Edmund C. Masten secretary, 22 Nevada
Block
Bodle Lion Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co., Cal.) Daniel
Buck secretary, 80 Nevada Block
Bodie Tunnel and Alining Co. (Bodle, Mono Co., Cal.)
A. F. Main seen tary, 309 Cal., rooms 1 and 2
Bodien Adolph, upliolsterer, r. 81 Everett
Bodien Ida Miss, millinery, 54 Third, r. 81 Everett
Bodien John, upholsterer, 229 Ellis
Bodine I,ivery and Sale Stables, R. J. Johnson proptr,
2611 Mission
Bodill John Mrs., r. 174 M Clara, rear
Bodkin Eliza Miss, dressmaker, r. 8 s Dorland, bet
Church and Dolores
Bodkin S:irah Miss, dressmaker, r. S s Dorland, bet
Church and Dolores
Bodkin Thomas, plasterer, r. 119 Shipley
Bodley H., r. Palace Hotel
Bodwell Etta M. Miss, assistant Haight St. School, r.
E B Bartlett, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Bodwell Frank, clerk Joseph A. Rudkln, r. E s Bart-
lett, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Bodwell Harry H., Excelsior Windmill, pump,
horse power, and t.ink manuf , 211 ar.d 213 Mission,
r. E 8 Bartktt, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-
fifth
Bodwell John D., policeman City Hall. r. 604 Grove
Boecklen Jacob, confectioner D. Hirschfeld, r. 239
Perry •
Boeckniann Dledrlch H. (Ahlers & Boeckmann) r. 197
Austin
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GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES
Office, 33 Geary St.
J. MACDONOUGH,
CUMBERJOAN'D, LEHIGH ANfl EXGI.ISil FOUNDRY COKE,
41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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Boeckmann Frederick, salesman 'Von Ronn & Hencke
Brothers, r. Hansa Hotel
Boeckmann George (Ahlborn & Boeckmanu) r. Abl-
born House
Boeckmann. See Bockmann
Boedecker Louis, mnsician, r. 402 Green
Boedecker N. C, -watchmaker D. W. Henry, r. 915 Pac.
Boedecker William, musician, r. 1522 Stockton
Boedefeld William, salesman Cohnreich Brothers, r.
317 Bush
Boedeker Hermann (Boedeker & Spencer) r. 400 Green
Boedeker & Spencer (Hermann Boedeker and Eliza
Spencer) groceries and liquors, NW cor Kearny
and Green _
Boege Henry, teamster Frank W. Bossbach, r. 1910
Larkin
Boegler Frederick, porter Bachman Brothers, r. 8
Hyde
BoeRli Emma Mrs., dressmaker, r. 532 Natoma
Boehle John E., baker Pacific Mail SS. City of Sydney
Boehler Henry, carpenter, r. 317 Bush
Boehm Daniel, r. Commercial Hotel
Boehme Clara, widow, r. 437 Vallejo
Boehme Frederick, musician, r. 430 Green
Boehmer Carl H., bookkeeper Adolph Beth
Boehne Frederick J., barber Frederick W. Miller, r.
509 Bush
Boehm H., r. Chicago Hotel
Boehrs Charles, cigarmaker Denicke Brothers, r. 909
Kearny
Boell Charles L., printer M. Weiss, r. 417 Filbert
Boennan Margaret, domestic 929 Tyler
Boericke Francis E. (Boericke & Tafel) r. Phila-
delphia, Penn.
Boericke <& Tafel (Francis E. Boericke and
Adolph J. Tafel) proptrs Homceopathic Pharmacy,
234 Sutter
Boerner Charles, piano tuner Sherman, Hyde & Co.,r.
814 Montgomery
Boes Mary, widow, r. 953 Folsom
Boes Thomas H., bookkeeper, r. 953 Folsom
Boes. See Bose
Boescli Emile, proptr Pacific Lamp and Reflector
Factory, and Pacific Zinc Ornament Factory, 569
Mission, r. 2414 Mission
Boese B., groceries and liquors, 913 Bryant
Boese Henry J., market, 512 and 514 Davis, r. 1715
Mason
Boese John, r. Nebraska, bet El Dorado and Center
Boesse Gaston, shipcarpenter, r. 2215 Powell
Boessenecker Christopher, peddler, r. 109 Langton
Boetano Carlino, florist, r. 182 Stevenson, rear
Boetano Giovaflni B., drayman, r. 1510 Dupont
Boettcher Paul, salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co., r.
722 Turk
Boettger Ferdinand, cooper, r. SW cor Jackson and
Drumnai
Boettger Frank, driver Centra] RR., r. 510 Natoma
Boettger Hermann, liquur saloon, 1318 Howard
Boettger Theodore, cardriver, r. 510 Natoma
Boettiger Hermann, upholsterer Schoenfeld & Hey-
' man, r. 1207 Steiner
Boffinger Jacob, porter Saulmann's Restaurant, 520
California
Bofill Pedro, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730 Mont-
gomery
Bofinger Jacob, metal spinner, 10 Stevenson
Began Charles, commission merchant, r. 1714 Hyde
Bogan Charles, tanner, r. 721 Brannan
Bogan Charles Jr., fresco painter, r. 721 Brannan
Bogan James, seaman Pac. Coast SS. State of Cali-
fornia, Broadway Wharf
Bogan Mary J., widow, r. 12 Stanford, rear
Bogan William F., laundryman La Grande Laundry,
E B Thirteenth, bet Folsom and Howard
Bogan. See Bogen
Bogardus John P. editor and proptr Figaro, 532 Mer-
chant, r. N 8 Delgado PI, nr Hyde
Bogardus William, engineer, r. 538 Folsom
Bogarsch Charles E., driver B. Nathan & Co., r. 731
McAllister
Bogart William F., r. 930 Market
Bogart Arthur W., shoemaker Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger k Co., r. 414 Fulton
Bogart Charles H., carriage painter, r. .532 Folsom
Bogart Charles H., clerk Thomas J. Chadbourne, r.
Oakland
Bogart Edwin, teamster M. Williams, r. 613 Linden
Av
Bogart Eugene, packer S. H. Tyler & Son, r. Oakland
Bogart John M., grain broker, 214 Sacramento, r. Oak-
land
Bogart Joseph, pile driver, r. 412 Minna
Bogart Orlando H., mining secretary, 106 Liedes-
dorff, room 2, r. 120t; Market
Bogart William F., bookkeeper Abbotsford House,
NW cor Broadway and Larkin
Bogart. See Bogert
Boge Harry, drayman, r. 1910 Larkin, rear
Boge H<nry W., tanner Oswald Krenz, r. N b Day, bet
Dolores and railroad track
Bogel Charles H., liquor saloon, SW cor MaBon and
Francisco
Bogel. see Bogle
Bogen William, bookkeeper M. & C. Mangels, r. NW
cor Twenty-fifth and Mission
Boger Frederick E., cigar manuf, 526 Hayes, r. BE
corner Hayes and Fillmore
Boger William, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Stockton and Filbert
Bogert Jacob W., r. 304 Stockton
Bogert William T., superintendent Pulvermach-
er Galvanic Co., 513 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Boggan Owen, groceries and liquors, NE cor Buchanan
and Bush
Boggs Samuel (Hock k Boggs) r. NE cor Greenwich
and Steiner
Bogie William, gardener Masonic Cemetery, r. Lyon,
bet Post and Geary
Bogle Eliza A. Miss, lodgings, 543 Minna
Bogle Harry, musician, r. 3 Kohler PI
Bogle Joseph S., boatbuilder, r. 2724 Folsom, rear
Bogle M., helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Bogle William H., r. Grand Hotel
Bogle. See Bogel
Bogner Charles, tailor, 11 Sutter, r. 434 Valencia
Bogner Charles Jr., jeweler, r. 8 Erie
Bogovich Frederich, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Bogue Barney, laborer Mtna Iron Works, r. 20 Willow
Bogue Hugh, laborer, r. 333 J^ Ritch
Bogue John, carpenter Industrial Iron Works, r. 233
Perry
Bogue K. Mrs., janitress Bernal Heights Primary
School
Bogue Michael, milkman, r. Anderson, nr Cortland Av,
B. H.
Bohairo Savario, expressman. Merchant, bet Mont-
gomery and Sansome
Bohan James, conductor, r. 673 Howard
Bohan James A., groceries and liquors, 921 Howard
Bohan John, salesman S. Mosgrove & Brother, r.
Brooklyn Hotel
Bohan Margaret, domestic 335 Turk
Bohan Patrick, groceries, 20 Rausch
Bohan Patrick, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. 426
Shipley
Bohan Patrick, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 426 Shipley
Bohan Thomas, laborer, r. E s Fair Oaks, bet Eight-
eenth and Nimteenth
Bohan William, laborer, r. 42 Clara
Bohan. See Bohen, Bohn and Bone
Bohaunan Edward, expressman, SE cor Dupont and
Commercial, r. 253 Minna
Bohannan Robert, conductor Central RE., r. 1110 Fill-
more
Bohemia Silver Mining Co. (Maricopa Co., Arizona)
J. Klein secretary, 121 Sansome
Boheinian Club, rooms 430 Pine
Bohen Benjamin F., detective City Hall, r. 410 Kearny
Bohen George T., fire surveyor Union Insurance Co.,
r. 617 Pine
Bohen JumeB T., salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 617
Pine
Bohen John, coachman Levi B. Mastick, SW cor Capp
and Twentieth
Bohen John, salesman, r. 206 Hyde
Bohen Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 319 Fourth
Bohen. See Bohan
Bohene Frederick, barber, r. 509 Bush
Bohlen Fredericka, widow, r. 140 Ninth
Bohlen Henry, clerk Nolte & Fell, r. SE cor Hyde and
Filbert
Bohlen John, seaman SS. Ancon, Broadway Wharf
Bohlen. See Bolan and Bolen
Bohling Charles, clerk Becker Brothers, r. SE cor
Turk and Larkin
Bohhnann , clerk Ebbinghausen & Co., r. 2432
Mission
Bohlmann. See Bollman
Bohlner J. N., miner, r. 423 Natoma
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Bohls J. Henry (Baumgartner & Bohls) r. 612 Minna
Bohm Arthur, cook, r. Soutli Park House
BohmE., salesman P. Mish & Son, r. 337 Jessie
Bobin Herman, expressman, r. SW cor Eighteenth
and Harrison
Bohm John, porter Greenebaum, Sachs & Freeman, r.
567}^ Stevenson
Bohm S. H., r. Ii3 Third
Bohm William (Pacific Jewelry Manuf. Co.) r. 1419
Hyde
Bohme Carl, cooper, r. 1231 Mission
Bohn Daniel, laundryman Lick House, r. 9 Vande-
water
Bohn Henry, laborer Henry Suhling, r. N s Twenty-
fourth, bet Bryant and Columbia
Bohn John, stoves, tinware, plumber and gasfltter,
112 Seventh
Bohn John Jr., plumber John Bohn, r. 112 Seventh
Bohn John A., clerk Greenbaum & Brothers, r. 661
Stevenson
Bohn Mary Ann, widow, r. 9 Vandewater
Bobna E., expressman, r. 253 Minna
Bohnenberg Frederick, carpenter, r. NW cor Fif-
teenth and Railroad .A.V8, South S. F.
Bohner Joseph, r. 19 Harlan PI
•Boice Charles De S., collector Fireman's Fund Insur-
ance Co., r. Oakland
Boice. SeeBoyce
Boido liUisa, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 "Washington
Boie Frederick H., master schr Eustace, r. Twentieth,
nr Valencia
Boie George, flourpacker Horace Davis h Co., r. 12
Louisa
Boles Justus W., clerk James T. White & Co., r. 2122
Steiuer
Boies Mary E., widow, r. 2122 Steiner
Boihringer Henry, lustrumentmaker John Roach, r.
11 Harlan PI
Boise Andrew, waiter SS. State of California, Broad-
way Wharf
Boise Henry, clerk, r. 1601 Turk
Boise Richard, liquor saloon, 2508 Bush
Boisen Frank, seaman, r. 416 Francisco
Boisnet Alphonse, chairmaker Mechanics' Mill, r. 6
Anthony
Boisot Charles V., druggist, r. 1826 Bush
Boisse Eugene, barber, 626 Commercial, r. 526 Fil-
bert, rear
Bolsseau Francois, laborer, r. 1908 Powell
Boisseau Gabriel, barber Edward Flicourt, r. 1 Chel-
sea PI
Boisseau Jean (Boisseau & Son) r. 1 Chelsea PI
Boisseau Jean Emile (Boisseau & Son) r. 1 Chelsea
PI
Boisseau & Son (Jean and Jean Emile) boot and shoe-
makers, 324 Dupont
Boisson Henry, r. 1703 Webster
Boisson Thomas, r. 1703 Webster
Boitano Francesco, wood and coal, 1516 Stockton
Boitano John, cook St. Mary's College
Bokee David M., bookkeeper Pacific Insurance Agen-
cy, r. 2008 Pierce
Bolado Joaquin, office .Wo Clay
Bolan Kate Miss, varieties, 102 Ninth
Bolau Lawrence, hostler, r. 20 Mary
Bolan Margaret Miss, dressmaker, 102 Ninth
Bolau Micliael J., physician, r. 737 Market
Bolan. See Bohlen and Bolen
Boland Bridget, widow, r. lOit J4 Shipley
Boland Charles C, manuf Saponica.office with Alfred
Gr.>s, NW cor Washington and Kearny
Boland Edward, clerk J. M. Spaflord J: Co., r. 109)4
Shipley
Boland George, clerk, r. P.irk Hotel
Boland James, r. 654 Bryant
Boland James, clerk, r. Park Hotel
Buland James .Ir., fireman, r. 0.54 Bryant
Boland James I., attorney at law, 604 Merchant, room
7, r. 819 Tyler
Boland Joanna M. Miss, assistant Spring Valley
Grammar School, r. 109 5i Shipley
Boland John, real estate, r. 819 Tyler
Boland John, storekeeper American Exchange Hotel
Boland Margaret, domestic 1411 Van Ness Av
Boland Michael C, harnesamaker John O'Eane, r. 8
8 Twentieth, bet Dolores and Church
Boland Patrick, cashier Keane Bros., r. 340 Page
Boland Richard, sailmaker Christian C.Funk,r.l09H
Shipley
Boland Richard, waiter SS. Oregon, Folsom St.Wharf
Boland Thomas, bartender Michael Hurley, r. 213
Sixth
Boland W. H., bookkeeper, r. 54 First
Boland W. J., laborer, r. 529 Valencia
Bolander A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 736 Market
Bolander Henry N. Jr., r. 421 Bryant
Bolander Louis, bookkeeper Frank Grader, r. 421
Bryant
Bolander Louis P.. r. 421 Bryant
Bolanesi G., fruit and vegetables, SW cor Clark and
Davis, r. 115 Clark
Bolas James, laborer Pacific Box Factory, r. 608 Sixth
Bolber Antone, driver Central RR., r. W s Fillmore,
nr Turk
Bolcao Manoel de S., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415 Hi Drumm
Bold Valentine, bookkeeper J. C. Bauer & Co., r.l4T
Ninth
Boldemann Adolph. carpenter, r. 2624 Sutter
Boldemann Adolph Jr., salesman Louis Saroni & Co.,
r. 2624 Sutter
Boldemann Charles, clerk Harris Bros., r. 2624 Sutter
Boldemann Gustave, clerk Hooper & Donaldson, r.
2624 Sutter
BohU F., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bole David, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
1018 Larkin
Bole Henrietta Miss, dressmaker, r. 1018 Larkin
Bole James, clerk Forbes Bros., r. 1018 Larkin
Bole John, foreman Wm. Kerr, r. 909 Battery, rear
Bolegir Jacob, brewer Willows Brewery, r. SE cor
Nineteenth and Mission
Bolero Joseph, expressman, r. 3 Vallejo
Boley Susan Mrs., furnished rooms, 075 Mission
Boley William, longshoreman, r. 9}^ Liberty
Bolger Ann Mrs., proprietress Globe House, SE cor
Sixth and Brannan
Bolger John (Bolger & Davis) r. 819 Jj Dolores
Bolger John, clerk, r. 446 Clementina
Bolger Myles J., r. SE cor Brannan and Sixth
Bolger Thomas, contractor, r. 1920 Howard
Bolger & Davis (John Bolger and George E. Davis)
plasterers and whiteners, 44 Fourth
Bolier Paul, laborer, r. 322 Third
Bolitho William, r. 227 Second
Bolivar Patsy, liquor saloon, 713 Davis
Boll Frederick, porter, r. 8 Perry
Boll George, messenger Adjutant-General's Office,
U. S. A., Presidio Reservation
Boll H., porter Alexander Nicoll, r. 727 Morket
Bonding Charles, bricklayer, r. 14 Salmon
Bolle Henry, cooper, r. 2719 Folsom, rear
BoUenhagen Henry, bartender S. P. Collins & Co.
Boiler Conrad, furnituremaker, 617 Brannan and 3
Bluxome, r. 34 Harriet
Bolier Ernest, driver Central RR.
Bolier Franz J., market, 1230 Dupont, r. 430 Green-
wich
Bolier Henry, seaman schr Jennie Thelln, -Mission
St. Wharf
Bolles Giovanni, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Bolles Obed F., captain SS. George W. Elder, Oregon
SS. Co., r. 702 Dolores
BoUier Charles, glassblower. r. 230 Perry
Bollier John, glassblower, r. 230 Perry
Bollier Julius, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 230 Perry
Bollier Paul, helper .^tua Iron Works, r. 322 Third
Bollinger Francis, barber, 115J(S Jackson, r. 930 Mont.
Bollinger H. R. Mrs., dressmaker, H Mason
B(jninger John, collector, G24 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Bollinger Nicholas (Bollinger fc Milhr) r. 510 Cheat-
nut
Bollinger William, watchmaker Jacob Graf, r. 468
Minna
Bollinger William A., mining engineer, r. Revere
House
Bollinger William M., carpenter, r. 3 Mason
Bollinger & Miller (Nicholas Bollinger and William
P. Miller) fresh and salt meats, 5 Jackson
Bolllotti Tomaso, miner, r. 818 Sansome
BoUman John (John BoUman h Co.) r. 1215 Clay
Bollman John .t Co. (John BoUman) mauufs Russian
cigarltos, 409 Washington
Bollman. See Bohlman
BoUraer Henry, bartender Jacob Jochlm, r. SE cor
Leavenworth and Broadway
Bollmeyer Henry, saloonkeeper, r. .506 Sixth
Bolman Albert, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
BolmerC. Miss, hairdresser, r. 220 Stevenson
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE.
MULLER THE OPTICIAN,
Established. S.F., 1863, 135 Montgomery.
JONAS J. MORRISON
has tine most select stock of all tl»« ieadtng: varieties ot
Lumber in the Market. N. E. cor. Mission and Spear Sts.
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Bolmer Mary Mrs., widow, r. 220 Stevenson
Bolmer Olive Miss, hairdressing, r. 220 Stevenson
Bolnsepe Johannes, seaman schr Mary Gratwlck,
Fourth St. Wharf
Bolognesi Raflfaele, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Bolshaw William H., clerk J. Q. Foster, r. Cliff
House
Bolstad Lars M., laborer Cal. Sugar Eeflnery, r. 15
Fifth Av
Bolt Alfred C, r. 67 Minna
Bolt John, cook, r. 863!^ Market
Bolt Louis, paper carrier, r. 10 Wetmore PI
Bolte Ernest Ludwig, master schr Eley J. Cline
Bolte Luty, seaman, r. North Pa<,'iflc Hotel
Bolte William L., bookkeeper Sol.Wangenheim k Co.
r. 923 Washington
Bolton James R., capitalist, 618 Merchant, r.
2201 Jones
Bolton John H, with Miller & Lux, and secretary Po-
trero Av and North Central KR., 533 Kearny, r. 412
Second
Bolton John S., engineer Geary St. P. and O. BR., r.
SW cor Point Lobos and First Avs
Bolton Robert, porter Pac. Stock' Exchange, r. 1015
Pacific
Bolton Thomas, dentist, 804 Howard
Bolts Jolm F. , wines and liquor, 903 Market, r.
516 Jessie
Boltz Albert R., waiter, r. 521 Natoma
Bolzer Solomon, teamster, r. 22 Folsom Av
Boman Charles E., carpenter and builder, 13 Stockton,
r. E s Ashbury, south of Golden Gate Park
Bomin Frank, vegetable dealer, r. 826 Jackson
Bomke Charles, laborer, r. 15 Everett
Bomm Henry, saddler, r. Presidio Reservation
Bommer A. J., bookkeeper Singer Manuf . Co., r. 2820
Mission
Bon Ton Coflfee Saloon, Paul & Wilson proptrs,
236 Montgomery
Bona Anne, widow, r. 706 Montgomery Av
Bona Blanche A., widow, r. 1120 Washington
Bona Elizabeth, widow, r. 1025 Montgomery
Bona Elizabeth Mrs., r. 706 Montgomery Av
Bona Ferdinando (Bona & Vanzini) r. NE cor Mission
and Twenty-second
Bona Henry N.,teamster, r.Ns Tenth Av, bet Land M,
South S. F.
Bona & Vanzini (Ferdinando Bona and Frank Van-
zini) groceries and liquors, NE cor Mission and
Twenty-second
Bonacina Angelo, woodcarver, r. 1524 Dupont
Bonacina Joseph, salesman Joseph M. Bonacina, r. 7
Montgomery Av
Bonacina Joseph M., furniture, 17 Montgomery Av, r.
SE cor Solano and Indiana
Bonacina Laurence, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Bonaldy Francisco, peanut dealer, SW cor Washing-
ton and Montgomery
Bonales Jesus, widow, r. 1517 Dupont, rear
Bonanza House, Holm & Saxtorph proptrs, 867 and 869
Market
Bonavia N., frescopainter, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Bond E. J., widow, r. 514M Hayes
Bond Henry H. , teamster Michelssen, Brown & Co., r.
Tenth Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Bond James E., butcher, r. 8123^ Valencia
Bond Mary, domestic 721 Grove
Bond Samuel D., barber Grief & Armann, r. 729 Clay
Bond Thomas, teamster James Beatty, r. Tenth Av,
bet L and M, South S. F.
Bondansa Pasquale, drayman, r. 21 Bannam PI
Bonde James, cabinetmaker, 1110 Dupont, r. SW cor
Pacific and Stockton
Bondil Pierre, sheepskin tanner Dominique Legallet,
r. Sixth Av, bet Q and R, South S. F.
Bondison James, butcher Grand Hotel
Bondolphi Pietro, restaurantkeeper, r. 5 Margaret PI
Bonds George W, foreman Byron Jackson, r. 18 Cleave-
land
Bone William H., clerk freight dept Central Pac. RR.,
r. 502 Fourth
Bonelle Eugene Mrs., assistant Tyler 8t. Primary
School, r. Oakland
Bonelli E. S., salesman and pianist.Kohler it Chase,
and teacher music, 137 Post
Boner Edward, managerWilliam A. Bahr,r. 107 Sixth
Boner Neil, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Bonesteel B. B. Mrs., widow, r. 214 Powell
Bonesteel James A., check clerk Nevada Bank of B.
F., r. 214 Powell
Bonestell Chesley K., clerk Pringle k Hayne, r. 512
Stockton
Bonestell John T.(Levi8on Brothers, and Cal. Jewelry
Co. ) r. 1506 Sacramento
Bonestell Louis C, clerk A. D. Remington & Co., r.
512 Stockton
Bonestell Louis H. (A. D. Remington & Co.) r. 512
Stockton
Bonestell Robert, r. 1506 Sacramento
Bonet Frank, bookkeeper Justinian Caire, r. 52 Minna
Bonette Anselmo, bartender Rottanzi & Buzzini, r.
NW cor California and Central Av
Bonglet Celestine, widow, proptr Hayes Park Laim-
dry, 527 and 529 Hayes, r. 525 Hayes
Bonglet Louisa, laundress Hayes Park Laundry, r. 525
Hayes
Bonglet William, landryman Hayes Park Laundry, r.
525 Hayes
Bonifield Samuel, captain schr Jessie Nickerson, r.
516 Fell
Bonifield Josiah S., carpenter, r. 782 Mission
Bonigio Giuseppi, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Bonilha Manuel M., physician, 231 Montgomery Av
Bonis Marcellin, biUclier, r. NW cor Twenty-ninth
and San Jose Av
Bonis Peter, veterinary surgeon, r. 214 Stevenson
Bonn Albert, picture-frame gilder, 227 Post
Bonn Gustaf (Wallin & Bonn) r. 138 Folsom
Bonnard Annie C. Miss, assistant Spring Valley
Grammar School, r. 2096 Market
Bonnard Marianne Miss, assistant Spring Valley
Grammar School, r. 2096 Market
Bonnefond Gustave, bookkeeper Societe Fran-
caise de Bienfaisauce Mutuelle, 510 Jackson, r.
280 Minna
Bonnell Edwin, note clerk Savings and Loan Society,
r. 1709 Gough
Bonnell Henry, searcher records, r. 1527 Clay
Bonnell J. T., r. 554 Minna
Bonnell Kate Miss, assistant Pine and Larkin Sts.
Primary School, r. 1527 Clay
Bonnell Norton T., laborer A. M. Simpson & Bro.,
Beale St. Wharf, r. Fremont, nr Harrison
Bonneinaison J., waiter, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Bonner Andrew J., agent S. F. Steamboat and Trans-
portation Co., Jackson St. Wharf, r. 320 Ellis
Bonner George, seaman, r. 45 Vallejo
Bonner Henry, teamster Isaac Stone, r. W s San
Bruno Road, nr Thirty-first
Bonner William, clerk, r. 38 Seventh
Bonnet Bonnet, contractor asphaltum work, and brick-
maker, 402 Montgomery, room 6, r. SE cor Fif-
teenth and Sharon
Bonnet Eli, brickmaker, 402 Montgomery, room 6. r.
NE cor Twenty-seventh and Capp
Bonnet Jeanne, laundress, r. 21 Virginia
Bonnet Jules, laundryman, r. 21 Virginia
Bonnet Laurent, foreman G. Venard, r. 19 Louisa
Bonnet Paul, bookkeeper, r. 612 Bush
Bonney , calker Middlemas & Boole
Bonney Charles F., registry clerk Post OfBce, r. 130
Tyler S~
Bonney Charles S., woodturner M. & A. Hansen, r.
1332 Howard
Bonney Joseph, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works
Bonney Joseph, housemover, r. 5.54 }i Natoma
Bonney Olpha Jr., mamif wood-working machinery
and handsaws, 221 Mission, r. 730 Capp
Bonnkeim Albert, buyer Weinstock k Liibixi, 624
Market, r. 1619 J« Post
Bonnlfield James T., longshoreman, r. 21 Moss
Bonny George (George C. Shreve & Co.) r. Occidental
Hotel
Bononi Antonio, chicken ranch. Spring Valley Home-
stead, nr St. Mary's College
Bonta Virginia, domestic 822 Pacific
Bontadelli Antonio, painter Giovanni B. De Ferrari,
r. 5 Pollard PI, rear
Bontell William C, clerk U. S. Railway Mall Service,
r. 12 O'Farrell
Bontempl Giuseppe, Swiss correspondent Wheaton k
Luhrs, r. 502 Union
Bonynge Charles W., stockbroker, 402 Montgomery,
room 4, r. Occidental Hotel
Bonzi Anton (Razeto, Summariva & Co.) r. 608 Val-
lejo
Boobar Elijah C, plledriver and contractor, 14 How-
ard, r. 554 Folsom
Boobar James G., plledriver E. C. Boobar, r. 654 Fol.
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Booker Consolidated Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co.,
Cal.) W. H. Lent secretary, 62 Nevada Block
Booker George E., collector Spring Valley Water
Works, r. Oakland
Booker .James P., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Booker S., monevbroker, r. 331 Montgomery
BOOKER W. LANE, H.B.M. con.
sul California, Oregon and Washington Territory,
, 319 California, r. Union Club
Bookmeyer O. W., shipcarpenter, r. 5 Washington
Bookstaver M. J. Mrs., widow, r. 447 Jessie
Bookstaver Walter, clerk W. H. Brown & Co., r. 447
.Jessie
Boole Frank A., siipt Pacific Barrel and Keg Co., r.
712 Capp
Boole Frederick W., clerk Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co., r. 712 Capp
Boole George (Boole & Webster) r. 712 Oapp
Boole George Jr., clerk Richards & Snow, r. 712 Capp
Boole William A. (Middlemas & Boole, and A. B.
Patrick & Co.) r. 312 Fair Oaks
Boole & Webster (George Boole and Artemus Web-
ster) shipwrights, calkers, and sparmakers, 6
Spear
Boomer Joseph, laborer, r. Clara Av, nr Eighteenth
Boomershine Jonathan, mining, r. 445^ Natoma
I Boon P. Miss, furnished rooms, 624 Market
Boone Adelaide Mrs., r. 26 Ji Kearny
Boone Charles H., barber Lamps Bros., r. 436 Jessie
I Boone Henry W., resident physician City and County
Hospital
Boone John L. (Boone & Osborn) r. 1018 Twenty-
first
Boone P.R., r. The Baldwin
Booiie <& Osborii (J. L. Boone and E. E. Osborn)
attorneys at law and solicitors of patents, 320 Cal-
ifornia
Booram Henry, laborer S. F. Cordage Co., r. 133
Perry
Boorman William, carpenter, r. N s Fifteenth, bet
Noe and Castro
Boos Mary, widow, r. 1415 Jackson, rear
Boose Robert, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 1G8 Tehama
Booth Adam Mrs., widow, r. 1713 Mason
Booth Andrew G. (Gunnison & Booth) attorney at
law, 325 Montgomery, r. 2010 Mission
Booth Charles S., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 616
Guerrero
Booth David, carrier Evening Post, r. 616 Guerrero
Booth David C, porter, r. Masonic Temple
Bootli Eilwiii B., mining secretary, 320 Califor-
nia, rooms 1 and 2, r. 1501 Washington
Booth Edwin G., capitalist, 320 California, room 14, r.
Oakland
Booth Ella Miss, teacher Tehama Primary School, r.
512 Shotwell
Booth Frank, janitor Boys' High Sjhool
Booth George, deckhand stiur Amador, Oakland
Ferry, r. 109 Minna
Booth Gold Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.) George R.
Spiruey secretary, 310 Pine, room 44
Booth Henry J., capitalist, 419 California, rooms 15-
17, r. 501 Harrison
Booth Horace .\., bookkeeper 0. F. Bassett k Co., r.
American Exchange Hotel
Booth James, foreman spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 114 M Shotwell
Booth James E.. buckskin dresser Christian Hellwig,
r. SE oor Columbia and Serpentine Av
Booth John, stevedore Meuzies, Biugbam & Co., r.
Putnam, nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Booth John Onslow, seaman, r. Schuyler, nr Cortland
Av, B. H.
Booth Julia Mrs., teacher music, r. 33 Fifth
Booth Lucius A., capitalist, and president United
Land Assn, 402 Front, r. Piedmont Park, Alameda
Co.
Bootli Newton (W.W. Dodge & Co.) and U. S. Sena-
tor, r. Sacramento
Booth Owen W., farmer, r. Eleventh Av, bet K and L,
South S. F.
Booth Reuben, bookkeeper Charles N. Shaw, r. 122
Turk
Booth Robert J., buckskin dresser Christian Hell wig,
r. SE cor Columbia and Serpentine .\v
Booth Samuel, cutter coiners' dept U. S. Mint, r. 612
Shotwell
Booth Sidney, agent A. Booth's oysters and fish, 318
Front, r. 2107 Bush
Booth Thomas, cigars and tobacco, 621 Davis, r. 610
Howard
Booth William, statistician Dally Stock Report, r.
Oakland
Booth William A., liquor saloon, 1010 H Valencia, r.
NE cor Mission and Twenty-fourth
Booth William F., attorney at law, 502 Montgomory,
r. Oakland
Booth William M. (Jeffries & Moore) r. San Joaquin
Booth William S., clerk Freight Auditor Central Pac.
RR., r. 2107 Bush
Booth W.W., student Heald's Business College
Booth. See Boothe
Boothby James C, actor Adelphi Theatre, r. 207 Kear.
Boothby Adolph F., restaurant, 312 Towusend
Boothby August, expressman, cor Ellis and Powell,
r. 318 Fillmore
Boothby August C, brass founder William T. Garratt,
r. 318 Fillmore
Boothby David N., shirt cutter, r. 1507 Market
Boothby Melville, liquor saloon, 333 East
Boothby William, with Edwin H. Mozart, r. 1515
Market
Boothby William L., restaurant, 1507 Market
Boothe Willinm H., mining secretary, 320 Cali-
fornia, rooms 1 and 2, r. SW cor Fillmore and Mc-
Allister
Bootbroyd Alfred R., teamster, r. 437 Fulton
Bootz Adam, proptr Bootz Hotel, 435 Pine, r. 408^
Francisco
Bootz Adam J., clerk Bootz Hotel, r. 408 H Francisco
Bootz Henry, elerk Bootz Hotel, r. 408 J^ Francisco
Bootz Hotel, -Vdam Bootz proptr, 435 Pine
Boogan Mary, domestic 626 Eddy
Boradori Frank, milker Rafael Boradori, r.W s San
Bruno Road, four miles from City Hall
Boradori Rafael, proptr Sunny Vale Dairy ,W s San
Bruno Road, four miles from City Hall
Boradt Henry, liquor saloon, 528 Valencia
Borbeck John, cigars and tobacco, 503 Pacific
Borboa Jesus, restaurant and groceries, 1336 Dupont,
r. 443 Green
Borchect William, teacher music, r. 18 Turk
Borchelt John H., carpenter, r. 1209 Green
Borchelt Martin, boxmaker Pacific Box Factory, r.
1209 Green
Borcher Jacob, bricklayer, r. Chicago Hotel
Borchers Amaudus, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, r.
2211 Powell
Borchers John C, physician, office and r. 540 Wash.
Borchers Margaret, domestic 210 Hyde
Borclier.s Theodore W., groceries and liquors,
230U How ird
Borchers William, master mariner, r. 3 Rincon Court
Borchers William C, clerk Theodore W. Borchers, r.
231X1 Howard
Borchert Wilhelmina, widow, r. 1190 Harrison
Borde Frederick, laborer, r. 1616 Powell
Borde Harry, cook Biederman & Bauer, r. 2 Willow
Bordeaux Board of Underwriters, Henry Schroeder &
Co. agents, 8W cor Battery and Washington
Borden Henry Russel, patternmaker Risdon 1. and L.
Works, r. 828 Howard
Borden John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
2}i Liberty
Borden John, soapmaker Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. 518^ Ninth
Borden Matthias, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Borden Michael, (boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 911 Folsom
Borden S., blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works
Bordenave Albert J., rrstaurant, 706 Mont-;omery
Bordeuave Bernard, waiter Albert J. Bordenave, r.
706 Montgomery
Bordenave Jean, butcher, r. Seventh Av, bet M and
N, South S. F.
Bordenave Jeanne, laundress John B. Gassman, r. 406
Union
Bordenave John (Bordeuave & Noussiton) r. SE cor
Fifth Av and M, South S. F.
Bordenave & Noussiton (John Bordenave and Pierre
Noussiton) liquor saloon, SE cor Fifth Av and M,
South S. F.
Bordner Jacob, carpenter and builder, 641 Mission
Bordo Domenico, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Bordwell Albert B. (Craft & Bordwell) r. 610 Stock.
Bordwell George, architect, 507 California, r. Han-
cock House
Bordwell George A., architect, 318 Pine, room 36, r.
701 Shotwell
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Bordwell H. Walcott (Bordwell & Eogers) r. 240 Mont.
Bordwell Walter T., clerk, r. 701 Shotwell
Bordwell & Rogers (H. Walcott Bordwell and Ed-
ward B. Rogers) civil engineers and millwrights,
240 Montgomery, room 15
Boreilles Joseph, liquor saloon and restaiirant, cor
Railroad and Fifth Avs, South S. F.
Borel Alfred (Alfred Borel & Co.) r. Switzerland
Borel Alfred & Co. (Alfred and Antoine Borel)
bankers, NW cor Montgomery and Clay
Borel Antoine (Alfred Borel & Co.) and vice-consul
Switzerland, NW cor Mont, and Clay, r. 929 Pine
Borel August, laborer G. Venard, r. O'Farrell, bet
Dupont and Stockton
Borel Florentine, liquor saloon and lodgings, 637 Pac.
Borel Francois A., salesman Michelssen, Brown &
Co.. r. 11 Harlan PI
Borel Joseph (Bellue & Borel) r. 503 Jones
Borel Joseph, cook Charles Pechin, r. 3 Washoe PI
Borel Leon, cook, r. 704 Pacific
Borel Louis, cook, r. 320 Sutter
Borel Zimri C, cook, r. 1122 Dupont
Borella Angel, bottle dealer, SW cor Kearny and Broad-
way, r. 1136 Howard
Borello Charles, carpenter, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Borello Frank, waiter M. B. Moraghan,r. 14 Union PI
Boreman Thomas, tailor Lancaster i Northon, r. 650
Washington
Boreo Pieire, carpenter, r. 2 Grand PI
Borttti Giovanni, driver Frank Cerini, r. 335 Bdwy.
Boreyer August, cook Baldwin's Dining Palace
Borg Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 3 Montgomery PI
Borg Lawrence, clerk Bartlett Burr & Co., r. SE cor
Capp and Sixteenth
Borger .\nnie, widow, r. 515 Bryant
Borgerding Henry, boxmaker Wempe Bros., r. 419 Oak
Borgesen John, seaman, r. 10 Berry
Borgesson Josephine, domestic 522 Capp
Borggren William, tailor, r. 613}^ Stockton
Borghren Niels, tailor, r. 1206 M Howard, rear
Borgmann Hermann, painter Central Pac. RR., r. 900
Stockton
Borgstrom Gustav M., tailor, r. 122 Montgomery Av
Borgstrom Jennie Mrs., milliner, 122 Montgomery Av
Borgstrom Minnie Mrs., milliner, 322 Montgomery
Av, r. 324 Montgomei-y Av
Borgstrom Peter, tailor, r. 324 Montgomery Av
Borgward Frederick (Hanson & Borg\vard)r. 174 Minna
Borgwardt Herman W., barber Knochel & Brand, r.
1320 Jackson
Borie Henry J., civil engineer, r. 156 Third
Borie Julius, r. 156 Third
Boris Lambert, clothing, 1127 Dupont
Borkhim Hermann, militarj' tailor, 532 J^ Polk
Borla Luigina Miss, domestic Ticino Hotel
Borland Archie, mining, 312 Pine, r. Oakland
Borland Edward, mining, r. 16 Mason
Borland John, steamboatman, r. 322 Vallejo
Borland Margaret, widow, r. 2405 Howard
Borland Michael C, haruessmaker, r. S s Twentieth,
bet Dolores and Church
Borland S. H. Mrs., dressmaker, 16 Mason
Borie Gustavus J., carpenter, r. 545 Jessie
Borie Lewis (James Connolly & Co.) r. 547 Jessie
Borman Louis, waiter Grand Hotel
Bormann Albert, butcher Charles Junker, r. 1258 Bry-
ant
Bormann Henry (Bruns & Bormann) r. NW cor Main
and Bryant
Born Andrew, dairy, NW cor Church and Army
Born Charles, barber, 417 Post
Born Frederick, maf hiuehand Moore & Wilkle, r. 17
Oak Grove Av
Born J., Cigarmaker's Assn.. 771 Market
Bom Philip, collector, r. 1239 Folsom
Bornemann Francis G., cashier U. S. Sub-Treasury, r.
235 Thirteenth
Bornemann Frederick, actor Tivoli Garden, r. 19
Sixth
Bornheimer Francis, real estate, r. 226 Third
Bornmiller Brinhold, mattressmaker, r. 389 Eighth
Bornstein Brothers (Julius and Max) clothing and
gent's furnishing goods, 844 Market
Bornstein Julius (Bornstein Brothers) r. 1643 J<S Miss.
Bornstein Louis, cigars and tobacco, 113 Sixth, r. IQH
Harriet
Bornstein Max (Bornstein Brothers) r. 408 Gough
Bornstein Philip Rev., r. 801 Vallejo
Bornstein Siegmund, traveling salesman, r. 1834 Har-
riet
Boroie Nicholas, coffee saloon, 324 Davis
Boroman John, r. 630 Commercial
Boroua Peter, scavenger, r. 21 Vandewater
Borough R., superintendent Eeaue Bros., r. 418 Sut-
ter
Borowsky Annie, domestic 2419 California
Borowsky Michael, liquor saloon, 514 Hayes, r. 510 H
Hayes
Borradaile Augustus, clerk, r. 1429 O'Farrell
Borr.idaile George, salesman Kutner & Goldstein, r.
1429 O'Farrell
Borremans Charles, fancy goods, 1019 Stockton
Borremans Edward, engraver Adolph Hirschman, r.
1019 Stockton
Borren Colman, upholsterer, r. 417 Grove
Borrer Theodore, tailor Louis Degenhart, r. 70 Everett
Borreri M. C, r. 1027 Dupont
Borrie Louis, clerk F. Chevalier & Co., r. 156 Third
Borris Lambert, Societe Culinaire Fran^aise, 508
Bush
Borrman Henry, clerk John C. Borrman, r. NW cor
Howard and Eighth
Borrman Jolui C, groceries and liquors, NW
cor Howard and Eighth
Borrmann William G., teamster Cal. Cracker Co., r.
S s Sixteenth, bet Guerrero and Dolores
Borromeo Angustino, shoemaker, 317 Pacific
Boirowe M., r. 804 Howard
Borsella Angelo, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Borst Anna, widow, r. 1032 Mission
Borstel Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bortfeld Ernest H. C, cabinetmaker Jacob Strahle k
Co., r. 525 Geary
Borthwick Charles, bookkeeper Pac. Saw Manuf. Co.,
r. 332 O'Farrell
Boruck Blarcus D., publisher and proptr Spirit
of the Times, 621San8ome, r. 714 O'Farrell
Bosano Pasquale, laborer G. Wittman & Co., r. 1116
Broadway
Bosch Samuel, r. 116 Perry
Boschen Nicholas, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fifth
and Minna
Boscovitz Frederick, teacher music, r. 1508 Post
Bose August, groceries and liquors, NW cor Folsom
and Rausch
Bose Bernard, clerk Frederick W. Runge, r. Clinton,
nr Bryant
Bose Charles M., groceries and liquors, SE cor Ellis
and Fillmore
Bose Diedericli, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Howard and Moss
Bose Frederick, groceries and liquors, SW cor Bran-
nan and Geneva
Bose John, laborer, r. 1131}^ Folsom
Bose John Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 505
Eighth
Bose Margaret, domestic 919 McAllister
Bose Martin Henry, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 1131}^ Folsom
Bose. See Boes and Boese
Bosee Richard, stock clerk Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 1112
Bryant
Boseo Mary Mrs., cook, r. 334 Beale
Bosford J."F., r. 102 Fourth
Bosford. See Basford
Bosiscovich Andrea, fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo
Boskowitz Charles J., traveling salesman Liebes
Bros. & Co., 207 Sacramento
Bosmann Louis, florist Adelson De Bonnet, r. 519 Post
Bosq Elizabeth Mme., laundry, 1023^ Sutter
Bosq RouTain, lapidary, and diamond setter, 13 Trinity,
r. 1023}^ Sutter
Bosque Prospero, steward Casino Hlspano Americano,
r. 550 Mission
Bosquet Andrew, porter A. P. Hotaling & Co., r. 11 J4
John
Bosqui Edward, (Edward Bosqui & Co.) r. 814 Lomb.
Bosqui Edtvard Si Co. (Edward Bosqui) print-
ers, engravers, lithograi)hers, and bookbinders,
523 Clay
Boss Albert, sceneshifter Baldwin Theatre, r. 710
Vallejo
Boss Frederick (Todt & Boss) r. 16 M Garden
Boas George, driver Humboldt Brewery, r. 1839 Miss.
Boss Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 16 >4 Garden
Boss Henry, barber Otto Lempke, r. 755 Howard
Boss Philip, cook Emil A. Engelberg, r. 1007 Pacific
Boasert Albert Th., bookkeeper Herman Royer, r.
Alameda
Bossi Ezio G., fresco painter, r. 1105 Stockton
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fiossi Felix, Stonecutters' Pro. Assn, 818 Howard
BoBsi Frank, stonecutter new City Hall, r. 818 San.
Boster Levi, seaman, r. SW cor Howard and Beale
Bostick A. H., cashier Martin J. Flavin, r. 633 Geary
Bostick Merritt B., clerk George I. Ives, r. 313
Taylor
Bostleton William C, tinemitb Louis Leiser, r. 793
Mission
Boston Board of Underwriters, Joseph 8. Bacon
agent, 316 California
Boston Consolidated Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co.,
Cal.) F. E. Luty secretary, 330 Pine, room 5
Boston Dairy, Hiram Cliflford proptr, cor Cambridge
and Bacon, bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Boston Henry D., painter, r. Cnited States Hotel
Boston J., seaman Pac. Coast SS. Gipsy
Boston James, packer C. C. Burr & Co.
Boston Mary W., widow, r. 636M Jessie
Boston Oyster House, Bernard Kenny proptr, 45 and
89-90 Centre Market
Boston Uiicler^vriters (composed of the Wash-
ington and Eliot Insurance Cos. of Boston) E. E.
Potter agent, '200 Sausome
Boston ■William A., paying teller Sayings and Loan
Society, r. 303 Eddy
Bostrom Peter, master schr Golden Gate, office 271
East, r. 216 Francisco
Bostwick B., r. Branch House
Bostwick Frank, salesman Martin J. Flavin, r. 701
Shotwell
Bostwick -J. W., actor, r. 527 Sacramento
Bostwick H. A., laborer Presidio Reservation
Bostwick Henry E., salesman S. Mosgrove & Bro., r.
701 Shotwell
Bostwick. See Bostick
Boswell Abraham, hamessmaker Lawless Bros., r.
Oakland
BoBwell S. B. (S. B. Boswell & Co.) r. Union Club
Bo8-n-eU S. B. Si Co. (S. B. Boswell and Dudley
C. Bates) stockbrokers, 318 California
Bosworth Charles, watchman Lobos Square Packing
House, r. W s Fillmore, bet Greenwich and Lomb.
Bosworth Charles J., assistant bookkeeper Langley &
Michaels, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Bosworth George F., compositor Examiner, r. 1012
Montgomery
Bosworth Henry M., teacher music, 139 Kearny, r. 311
Stockton
Bosworth William, mining, 432 Montgomery, room
5, r. SE cor Sacramento and Buchanan
Botchar Henry, master mariner, r. 5 Seymour Av
Botcher Albert, groceries and liquors, SW cor Fell and
Laguna
Botelho Philipe A. B., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415 H Drumm
Both August, cooper, r. 1609 Folsom
Both RicharJ W., cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Co., r.
1609 Folsom
Bothe Louis fl., confectioner Franklin Dexter, r. 616
Minna
Bothe Sorihia, widow, midwife, r. 1163 Mission
Botiiin, Dalleniancl & Co. (Henry E. Bothinand
Albert Uallemand) importers and manufs coffees,
teas and spices, 305 and 307 Front
Bothln Henry E. (Bothln, Dallemand & Co.) r. Marl-
borough House
Bothin Julius C, merchant, r. The Baldwin
Bothmaun Elizabeth, widow, r. 1237 York
Bothmaun Frederick, baker, r. 1237 York
Bothmann Henry W., woodturner Herman Granz, r.
1237 Y'ork •
Bothwell Maggie, domestic 1055 Market
Botkamp William, dishwasher Theodore Althof,r. 626
Market
Botron Ferdinand, clerk Christian Zlnns, r. 8 Angust
Alley
Botscheider George, machinist J. B. Lucbsinger &
Son, r. 615 Natoma
Botsford Frank J., telegraph operator, r. 1008 Clay
Botsford William, physician and surgeon, office and
r. 8 Mason
Bott John H., master mariner, r. 427 Francisco
Bott Peter, laborer, r. 7 Gavin
Bottams W., salesman, r. Occidental Hotel
Bottazini Louis A., printer, r. 428 Third
Bolters Jasper, liquor saloon, SE cor Pacific and
Drumm
Bottger John C, butcher John Erasmy, r. 1921 Bush
Bottiger Herman, upholsterer, r. 1207 Stelner
Bbttini Luigi, peddler, r. 818 Sansome
Bottini Viucenzo, Italian Benev. Soc.,423 Washington
Bottizine Louis, musician, r. 660 Folsom
Bottjer John, clerk Henry A. Windt, r. NE cor Broad-
way and Hyde
Botto Napoleon, clerk Sbarboro & Co., r. Oakland
Bottomley Charles, driver Central RR., r. 2418 Post
Bottomley Liberty H., car conductor, r. 2418 Post
Bottron Ferdinand B., cabinetmaker, r. 8 August Alley
Botts Charles T., attorney at law, 33 Montgomery
Block, r. Oakland
Botts J., expressman, r. nr St. Mary's College
Boucher Charles, laborer, r. 3 Goodsell PI
Boucher Henry A., conductor Market St. RB., r. 510
Sixteenth
Boucher Henry F., boilermaker Fulton Iron Works,
r. 3 Goodsell PI
Boucher James, furniture, r. 863 Mission
Boucher James, mechanic, r. 550 Stevenson
Boucher John, carpenter, r. 1016 Washington
Boucher Joseph, boilermaker, r. 3 Goodsell PI
Boucher Josiah, student Heald's Business College
Boucher Lons, seaman schr Sau Diego, Humboldt
Wharf
Boucher Sadie E. Miss, assistant Broadway Primary
School, r. 550 Stevenson
Boucher Thomas P., boilermaker Fulton Iron Works,
r. 3 Goodsell PI
Boucher William, clerk, r. 867 Market
Boucher. See Bowcher
Bouchet Jules ( Bouchet & Boyer ) r. 1122 Dupont
Bouchet & Boyer ( Jules Bouchet and Urbain Boyer )
proptrs Hotel De Pan, 1122 Dupont
Bouchier F. Mrs., glovemaker B. Blumenthal k Co.,
r. 209 Post
Bouchier Ferdinand, glovecutter B. Blumenthal &
Co., r. 209 Post
Boudan Alcide, French laundry, 2111 Ma«on
Boudaii Louis, porter Denaveaux & Maison, r. 2111
Mason
Boudan William, painter, r. 1113 Filbert
Boudan William Jr., painter, r. Haven, bet Hyde and
Leavenworth
Boudin Isidore ( Boudin J: Gleizes) r. 1412 Dupont
Boudin Louis G., upholsterer Franco & Rennert, r.
214 Stevensou
Boudin Lucien ( Marchebout & Boudin ) r. SE cor
Folsom and Sixth
Boudin & Gleizes ( Isidore Boudin and Benjamin
Gleizes ) bakery, 1412 Dupont
Boudoin Charles E., capitalist, r. 509 Bush
Boudron C, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Boudrow Charles, speculator, r. 120 EUlis
Boudrye Felix, r. E s Sanchez, bet Seventeenth and
Eighteenth
Bouduin A., patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Bouffe Ernest, waiter Casimir Imbert
Boufflar James H., clerk, r. 1622 Post
Bough John, carpenter, r. 233 Perry
Boughton Rose, domestic 4(i3)i Tehama
Boujol Camile, sawyer George M. Wetherbee, r. 226
Second
Boukofsky Emil ( Boukofsky & Sternberg ) r. 1607 Post
Boukofsky Frederick, carpenter, r. 243 Stevenson
Boukofsky Michael, merchant, r. 402 Octavia
Boukofsky & Sternberg ( Euiil Boukofsky and David
Sternberg ) wholesale manufs cigars, 515 Front
Boulau Richard, waiter SS. Oregon
Bouldine David W., r. 740 EUis
Bouline Pierre, carpenter, r. 519 Filbert
Boullet Eugene, machinist City Iron Works, r. 27)4
Harriet
Boullet Henry J., pressman P. E. Dougherty b Co., r.
27 J4 Harriet
Boullet Joseph K., policeman City Hall, r. 29 Grand
At
Boullet Olivia, \ndow, r. 27)4 Harriet
Boulo Julia W., widow, r. 1573)4 Market
Boulon Etlenne, capitalist, r. 826 Broadway
Boulster Albert J., coffee saloon, 119 Sixth
Boumont Martin, r. 432 Shotwell
Bouquet Joseph, laborer, r. 1 Codman PI
Bouquet Jules J., real estate, r. 1309 Dupont
Bourbiu James C, grainer, r. 1053 Tyler
Bourda Jacques, butcher John Bayle, r. Fifth Av, bet
L and M, South S. F.
Bourda Pierre, butcher John Bayle, r. Fifth iiT, bet
Land M, South S. F.
Bourden Mrs., dressmaker, r. Blundell House
Bourdet John W., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 264
Octavia
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Bourdet Peter, cattle dealer, r. 730 Minna
Bourdette Peter, nurseryman, r. SE cor Alabama and
Twenty-first
Bourgeois Alexander, blacksmith, t. 21J<s Langton
Bourgeois Louis, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
13:^2 Ciilifornia
Bourghar August, cooper, r. 13 Laskie
Bourgoiu 'Adolijh, watchmaker, stationery, etc., 206
Montgomery Av
Bourguignon August, boot and shoemaker, 1034 Kear.
Bourguiu'non Ernest, salesman A. Koenig, r. 5185^
Montgomery Av
Bourjade Cheri, wines and liquors, 1509 Dupont
Bourke John, expressman, r. &38 Birch AV
Bourke John, teamster Peter Robinson, r. Greenwich,
bet Suusonie and Montgomery
Bourke John, clerk, r. 1206 Market
Bourke John M., clerk freight dejit Central Pac. RK.,
r. 32 Silver
Bourke Thomas, teamster, r. 390 Francisco
Bourke William, carpenter, r. 137 Hayes
Bourke William, carpenter, r. 2230 Bush
Bourn William B., r. 1414 Taylor
Bourne E. W., widow, adjuster U. 8. Mint, r. 523 Fol.
Bourne Francis (Williams & Bourne) r. 612 Clay
Bourne John B., stock broker, 12 Leidesdorflf, r. 2516
California
Bourne Richard A., leather and shoe findings, 108
Geary, r. 1575}^ Market
Bourne R. M., cashier Clute & Loveland, r. Palace
Hotel
Bourne William, stevedore Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 11
Freelon
Bourne William T., shipping clerk Gilbert & Moore,
r. 219 Bush
Bourquin Charles, dentist, 734 Montgomery, r. 1108
Taylor
Bourquin Francois, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Mont.
Bourquin Julia, laundress Emile Quenel, r. 1207 Tyler
Bourquin Marie, domestic 930 Mission
Bousfield Frederick H., assayer F. Berton & Co., r.
621 Geary
Bousquet Eliza Mrs., dressmaker, r. 916 Montgomery
Bousquet Melanie A. Mme., dyeing and scouring,
726 ><. Howard
Bouteiller Louis, fruit and produce, 1401 Larkln, r.
E 8 Baker, bet Green ai.d Vallejo
Boutelle William C, r. 12 O'Farrell
Bouterious Angel, butcher J. Y. Wilson & Co., r. 27
Ritch
Boutes James F. (Routes & Pac) r. 427 J^ Green
Bontes <& Pac (James F. Boutes and John J. Pac)
liquor saloon, 511 Washington
Boutet Pierre, gardener Thomas Lacoste, r. NE cor
Kansas and Center
Boutlller Charles McK., operator 8. W. Leyy, r. 34
• Hayes
Bouton A. P., messenger warehouBe dept Custom
House, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Bouton F. G., foreman United Carriage Co., r. 82
Ellis
Bouton Frank, tailor, r. 431 Dupont
Bouton Frederick P., clerk Le Count Bros., r. 32 Ellis
Bouton Wilson F., clerk George Howes & Co., r. 122
Turk
Bciivard M., commission merchant, r. 417 Powell
Bouve Claude, shipjoiner, r. 20 Lily Av
Bouvy Firmin B., artist, 240 Montgomery, room 23, r.
618 Ji Montgomery Av
Bouwman Bernard, r. 574 Minna
Bove John Peter Otto, bartender C. G. Wyrlch, r. 16
Clay
Bovee James 8., r. 1214 Union
Bovee J. L., nightwatchman Industrial School
Bovee N. C, clerk William H. Bovee, r. 1515 Cal.
Bovee William H., real-estate agent, 509 Califor-
nia, r. 1515 California
Bovee William R., clerk, r. 206 Fifth
Bovo Gabriel, wines and liquors, 1300 and 1302
Dupont
Bovos Juan, laborer, r. 10 Pollard PI, rear
Bovos Natividad Mrs., r. 10 Pollard PI, rear
Bovyer Edward, teacher St. Mary's College
Bovyer William L., carpenter, 212 Leidesdorff
Bow Jay S., r. 736 Folsom
Bowcher James (Burrell & Bowcher) r. 853 Mission
Bowden Bridget, widow, r. 1009 Alabama
Bowden Frank, r. The Baldwin
Bowden John,r. NWcor Meiggs' Wharf and Francisco
Bowden John, seaman, r. 19 Commercial
I Bowden Joseph, painter, r. 15 Priest
! Bowden Thomas, machinist William Hawkins, r. S34
I Sacramento
! Bowden WiUiam Jr., r. 1113 Filbert
I Bowdre Preston E., bookkeeper, r. 35 Eleventh
I Bowe John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NE cor Sierra
and Michigan
I Bowe William H. (Bowe & Frlcke) r. SEcor Sixteenth
and Potrero Av
Bo-»ve & Fricke (William H. Bowe and John Fred-
I erick Fricke) groceries and liquors, SE cor Six-
teenth and Potrero Av
Bowen Agues, domestic 1314 Tyler
Bowen Albert H., drygoods, SW cor Valencia and Six-
teenth
Bowen Archibald J., stevedore, r. W s Webster, bet
Lombard and Chestnut
Bowen Asa N., r. 1804 Mason
Bowen Benjamin F., r. 201 Taylor
Bowen Benjamin C, whitener Edward M. Gallagher,
r. 630 Capp
Bo'tven Brothers (Charles R. Bowen and Samuel
Granger) wholesale and retail groceries, 428-432
Piue
Bowen Cassie Miss, r. 1028 Hyde
Bowen Catharine Mrs., r. SW cor Second and South
Park
Bowen Charles R. (Bowen Brothers) r. 1139 Sutter
Bowen Dennis, hostler N. Gray & Co., r. 442 Jessie
Bowen Dennis, teamster Renton Coal Co., r. 124 Ivy Av
Bowen E. C, foreman pressroom coiner's dept U. S.
Mint. r. 32 Sixth
Bovk-en Edg'ar J, , importer and dealer seeds, 815
and 817 Sansome, r. 805 Tyler
Bowen Eleanor Mrs., r. 20 Verona PI
Bowen Francis W., clerk paymaster Central Pac. RR.,
r. 201 Taylor
Bowen Frank, seaman, r. 414 Folsom
Bowen George, gratemaker, r. 8 Louisa
Bowen George H., miller Horace Davis & Co., r. 1112
Devisadero
Bowen Handy D., dry goods and notions, 841 Valencia
Bowen Henry, donkey driver Pacific Coast SS. Vic-
toria, r. 201 Eleventh
Bowen Henry, quartermaster Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Bowen Henry A., delivery clerk Bowen Brothers, r.
1139 Sutter
Bowen Johanna Miss, comfortermaker F. F. Du Rose,
r. 730 Folsom
Bowen John, laborer Empire Brewery, r. 16 Vande-
water
Bowen John, seaman, t. 1641 Polk
Bowen John, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r. Van-
dewater, bet Francisco and Bay
Bowen John H., carpenter Sandford M. Hills, r. 929
Clay
Bowen John Joseph (Tatum & Bowen) r. 1028 Hyde
Bowen John L., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill it Stet-
son, r. 1321 Jackson, rear
Bowen Kate, tailoress, r. 164 Clementina
Bowen Maria, tailoress, r. 164 Clementina
Bowen Michael, laborer, r. Second St. House
Bowen Nora Miss, r. 1028 Hyde
Bowen Richard R., shoe dealer, r. 1575 Ji Market
Bowen Samuel, vegetable garden, NW cor Fell and
Scott
Bowen Samuel W., salesman J. W. Gale & Co., r. 817
Vallejo
Bowen Thomas, bootblack, SE cor Kearny and Mont-
gomery Av
Bowen Timothy, driver George A. Bamett, r. 350 Te-
hama
Bowen Timothy, lamplighter S. F. Gaslight Co., r.
S 8 Green, bet Franklin and Gough
Bowen T. James, trimmer N. Gray & Co., r. 442 Jessie
Bowen Wal4o, r. 201 Taylor
Bowen Walter R., salesman Bowen Brothers, r. Oak-
land
Bowen William, clerk, r. 602 Fourth
Bowen's Block, W s Railroad Av, bet Eleventh and
Twelfth Avs, South S. F.
Bower Barbara, widow, r. 335 Duncan
Bower Fred, artist, r. 746 Mission
Bower George, barber Julius Hilefronn, r. 212 Gough
Bower Hannah, domestic 1808 Ellis
Bower Joseph, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 114 Dore
Bower Martiu, tinsmith, r. 1618 West Mission
Bower Soloman M., upholsterer, 1322 Polk
Bowerman Frank, polisher S. F. Brass Works, r. 1104
Folsom
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Bowers Caroline, -widow, r. 206 Tliird
Bowers Charles H., coachman, r. 1207 Polk
Bowers Eliza, widow, r. 735 McAllister
Bowera Frederick C, steward Montgome»y'8 Hotel, r.
220 Minna
Bo-^vera J. Sliltou, physician and surgeon, and
Deau California Medical College, olHce 23K.euruy,
r. Palace Hotel
Bowers John F., farmer, E a Lake Merced
Bowers John T., collector James R. Bolton, r. 1321
Washington
Bowers Michael, coremaker Savage & Son, r. 764 Har-
rison
Bowers Richard, laborer Mission Rock Warehouse
Bowers S. E. Mrs., physii-ian, r. 919 Sacramento
Bowers William, waiter Montgomery's Hotel
Bowers. See Bauer
Bowersox David, student Pacific Business College, r.
Post St. House
Bowes Carrie A. Mrs., dressmaker, 32 Second
Bowes John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NE cor
Sierra and Michigan
Bowes John M. (Bowes & Sullivan) r. 32 Second
Bowes Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 32 Second
Bowes William, student, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Bowes & Sullivan (John M. Bowes and William J.
Sullivan) weighers, Washington St. Wharf
Bowie A., waiter Pacific Mail SS. Australia
Bowie Allan H. J., r. 729 Sutter
Bowie A. J. , physician and surgeon, office and r.
729 Sutter, nr Jones
Bo^vie Au^fustus J. Jr., mining engineer, 217
Sansome, room 10, r. 1913 Clay
Bo>vie Hiiiiiiltou C, M. D., neurologist and
larj-ngeseoi)ist, office and r. 729 Sutter
Bowie Helen J. Miss, r. 729 Sutter
Bowie Hugh, ironmolder Union Iron Works, r. 5 Rin-
con Ay
Bowie Hyde R., capitalist, 318 California, room 17, r.
729 Sutter
Bowie Wallace A., paper dealer, r. 120 Tyler
Bowker Ada E. Mrs., r. 109 Turk
Bowker Greorge H., operator Western Union Tel. Co.,
r. 222 Austin
Bowland James D., janitor U. S. Mint, r. 233 Fair
Oaks
Bowld William A., butler 905 Sutter
Bowlen Thomas H., driver Hose Co., No. 3, S. F. Fire
Dept, r. E 8 Folsom.bet Twenty-first and Twenty-
second
Bowler John, clerk, r. 24 Howard
Bowler Tiniotby, laborer, r. N s Filbert, bet Fillmore
and St( iner
Bowles Ben.iamiu F. Rev., pastor First Universallst
Church, r. 2t)22 Bush
Bowles Eliza, widow, r. 61 Jessie
Bowles Henry, seaman schr Agnes Jones, Beale St.
Wharf
Bowles George R. (Bowles & Darrow) r. 23 Stockton
Bo-ivles «Taiiie8, books and stationery, SE cor Com-
mercial and Leiilesdorff, r. 1003 H Mission
Bowles James, galvauizer, r. 608 Sixth
Bowles Philip E., student, r. 1()2(> Howard
Bowles & Darrow (George R. Bowles and Henry Dar-
row) carpenters and builders, 223 Post
Bowley Argie D. (Whaley, Bowley h Co.) r. American
Exchange
Bowley Brothers (Samuel C. and Henry L.) auc-
tioneers and commission merchants, carriages,
harness, etc., depository and salesroom, SW cor
New Montgomery and Mission, office 9 Merchants'
Exchange, 435 California
Bowley Freeman 3., engineer Central Pac. RB., r.
114)4 Shotwell
Bowley Henry L. (Bowley Brothers) r. 423 Bryant
Bowley Samuel C. (Bowley Brothers) r. 4'i;j Bryant
Bowman Arthur W., real estate, 314 California,
r. Oakland
Bowman B., clerk Baldwin's Dining Palace, r. 17
Third
Bowman Benjamin, salesman Davis Bros., r. 1018
Webster
Bowman Biancia Miss, r. 916 O'Farrell
Bowman Charles H., clerk Central Pac. RB. Co.'s
Steamers, 30 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Bowman Charles J., machinist Pac. Boiling Mill, r.
W s Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Bowman Cornelia Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 231
Eleventh
Bowman E., mllkranch. Silver Av, nr Mission Boad
Bowman Elizabeth Miss, saleslady Wurkheim & Co.,
r. 614 Lombard
Bowman Frank, stovemounter Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 847 Harrison
Bowman Frank E., machinehand South Point Mills,
r. W sBuena Vista, bet Cortland Av and Henry,
B. H.
Bowman Frederick, polisher, r. 1104 Folsom
Bowman George, carpenter, r. .532 Howard
Bowman George F., secretary Pacific Power Co., office
314 California, r. 1211 Jackson
Bowman H., r. 511 Stockton
Bowman Henry H., agent, 502 Montgomery, r. San
Mateo Co.
Bowman Horace W., millman, r. Prospect Av, N of
Cortland Av
Bowman Jacob, bookkeeper Solomon Bine, r. 1018
Webster
Bowman James, clerk general freight office Central
Pac.R. R.,r. 621 Green
Bowman James F., journalist S. F. Chronicle, r. 611
Buchanan
Bowman James N., bookkeeper S. P. Warren & Co., r.
Abbotsford House
Bowman Jennie Miss, r. 103 Geary
Bowman Jeremiah, barber Charles K. Zimmer, r. 648
Howard
Bowman Joel K., r. 1045 Howard
Bowman John, stevedore, r. 22 Tehama
Bowman John H., blacksmith, r. 509 Washington
Bowman John H., merchant, r. The Baldwin
Bowman John S. (John S. Bowman jc Co.) r. 916
O'Farrell
Bowman John S. Si Co. (John S. Bowman and
Joseph Coblentz) importers and manufs cigars,
NW cor Battery and Sacramento
Bo-n-man Joseph, cooper Michelssen, Brown & Co., p.
NE cor Ninth and Branuan
Bowman Joseph, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Bowman Joseph T., foreman painter Brooke Brothers,
r. 742 Folsom
Bowman Julia M. Mrs., teacher St. Joseph's Gram-
mar School, r. 122 Eleventh
Bowman Levi, assi!>tant Valencia St. Grammar School,
r. 722 Bush
Bowman Lewis, r. 18 Freelon
Bowman Louis, r. 1018 Webster
Bowman Mary L., widow, r. 1228 York
Bowman Matilda'Miss, r. 1258 Bryant
Bowman Michael, tobacconist, r. 1018 Webster
Bowman O. C. (Dupuy & Bowman) r. 313 Fourth
Bowman Orvis, merchant, r. 830 Howard
Buwiuaii Peter E. Mrs., widow, r. 614 Lombard
Bowman 'l>resa, domestic 111 Ridley
Bowman Samiu 1, r. SE cor Fell andScott
Bowman William Jr., groceries, 1565 Market, r. lS69Jii
Market
Bowman. See Bauman
Bowu:.m Jolin, miner, r. 620 Clay
Bowne Emma L., widow, r. 107 Powell
Bowne William S. (Wright & Bowne) r. 2308 Mission
Bownes George E., expressman, SW cor Fourth and
Market, r. NW cor Butte and Tennessee
Bowustone Moses, r. 941 Folsom
Bowse Ellen F. Miss, teacher Rincou Grammar School,
r. 16 Tehama
Bowun H., seaman, r. 140 Folsom
.Roxburgh James H., printer, r. 304 Seventh
Boxtou Charles, dentist, r. 157 )i Tehama
Boxton George W ., show cardwrlter, 9 G^eary, r. 167)<
Tehama
Boyakin Henry, laborer Cutting Packing Co., p. 424
Sansome
Boyal Bernard, stonemason, r. 1615 California, rear
Boyal Tillie Miss, r. 1615 California, rear
Boyal William, shoecutter, r. 1615 California, rear
Boyce , longshoreman, r. 118 >4 Washington
Boyce Mrs., widow, r. Hancock House
Boyce Charles, waiter McCauley & Young, r. 107
Shipley
Boyce Hamilton G., clerk Buckingham & Hecht, r.
526 Bryant
Boyce J., teamster Black Diamond Goal Mining Co..
r. 24 Welch
Boyce James, deckhand stmr Enterprise, Washington
St. Wharf, r. 213 Langtou
Boyce John, laborer, r. 1126 Harrison
Boyce John, laborer, r. 13 Chesley
Boyce Nellie Miss, fusemaker Cal. Fuse Works
Boyce Samuel, mining, r. 626 Bryant
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I MAPnnMniinU importer- of axd dealer in coal axd pig iron,
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Boyce Shepherd B., stockbroker, 307 Montgomery, r.
Oakland .
Boyce Thomas, r. 526 Bryant
Boyce William, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Boyce William A., reporter Morning Call, r. 1028
Vallejo
Boyce. See Boice
Boyd Alexander (Boyd & Davis) r. 500 Suttir
Boyd Anna Mrs., furnished rooms, 30 Kearny
Boyd Chauncey W., dentist Davis & Sanger, r. 718
Leavenworth
Boyd Colin M., r. Brunswick House
Boyd David, porter Page, iloore & Co., r. 1523 Leav.
Boyd David W., r. U Willow Av
Boyd D. C, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Boyd Edward T., plumber and gastitter, 840 Clay
Boyd Frank, pilot, office 9 U. S. Court Building, r. i
222 Tyler
Boyd George W., captain bark Vidette, r 8 8 Colum-
bia, bet Guerrero and Dolores
Boyd Grant, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. Col-
onnade House
Boyd Henry, second mate bark Great Western, r. 112
Stenart
Bojd Henry C, r. 1324 Montgomery
Boyd Henry C, mail clerk AltaCalifornla,r. 915 Jones
Boyd James, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Boyd James, porter Eeane Brothers, r. 14 Willow Av
Boyd James, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Boyd James, seaman Pacific Coast SS. State of Cali-
fornia
Boyd James, stonecutter, r. 2126 Bush
Boyd James L., stevedore, r. 1820 Stockton
Boyd James T. (Cope & Boyd) attorney at law, 324
Pine, rooms 11-14, r. Palace Hotel
Boyd James T. Jr., capitalist, 324 Pine, room 11, r. 604
Pine
Boyd Jane, widow, r. 1915 Taylor
Boyd John, cook, r. 813 Mission
Boyd John, expressman. NW cor Sacramento and
Front, r. 14 Willow Av
Boyd John, proptr Berkeley Express, 717 Montgomery,
r. Berkeley
Boyd John Edmuud, clerk, r. S s Columbia, bet Guer-
rero and Dolores
Boyd John F., capitalist, 52 Nevada Block, r. Palace
Hotel
Boyd Joseph, special policeman, r. 1257 Montgomery
Boyd Joseph C, miner, r. 726 Fulton
Boyd Mary, domestic 1317 Hvde
Boyd N. E. Eev., r. 511 O'Farrell
Boyd Oliver D., clerk, r. 707 Montgomery Av
Boyd P. E., mining expert, r. 850 Market
Boyd R., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Boyd R. C. Mrs., canvasser, r. 216 Twelfth
Boyd Robert C, carriagebuilder, r. 216 Twelfth
Boyd Theodore C, stockbroker, 219 Sansome. r. 718
Leavenworth
Boyd Thomas, machinist, r. 307 Folsom
Boyd Thomas E., plumber and gasfltter, r. 609 Stock
Boyd Thomas W., machinist .Sltna Iron Works,- r.
704 J4 O'Farrell
Boyd William, cook McCauley & Young
Boyd William, proptr Blackhawk Stable, 1009 Val-
encia
Boyd William A., receiver N. B. and Mission RR., r.
1613 Larkin
Boyd & Davis (Alexander Boyd and Jacob Z. Davis)
real estate, 126 Kearny, room 18
Boyde A. Mrs., r. 119 Powell
Boyden A. F., engineer Sea Wall
Boyden A. H., day watchman U. S. Mint, r. Buss
House
Boyden Augustus H., r. 1107 Bush
Boyden Henry E., capitalist, r. 609 Pine
Boyden W., r. 36 Clay
Boye John F., designer and wood carver, r. 1229 Miss.
Boye Otto, policeman City Hall, r. 235 Sixth
Boyenval Arman, bottler I. Landsberger & Co.,r. Oak-
land
Boyer Andrew J. (Burnham & Boyer) r. 534 Sixteenth
Boyer Dennis, carpenter, r. 1127 Clay
Boyer Dennis Henry, horseshoer, r. 626)^ Jessie
Boyer J. Baptiste (Ganco & Boyer) r. 33 Fell
Boyer Louis W., clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., r. Alameda
Boyer Thomas, teacher mathematics, r. Park House,
NE cor Twenty-fourth and Mission
Boyer Thomas F., molder Riddon I. and L. Works, r.
34 Russ, rear
Boyer Urbain (Bouchet & Boyer) r. 1122 Dupont
Boyer William, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 34
Russ, rear
Boyers C. L., clerk general baggage agent Central Pac.
RR., r. Oakland
Boyes James, driver Henry J. Boese, r. 5.58 J^ Howard
Boyhan John, carrlagetrlmmer H. M. Black & Co., r.
445 Natoma
Boyhan Patrick, carriagetrimmer, r. 1708 Stevenson
Boyken J. Adolph, drugs and medicines, SW cor Mis-
sion and Ninth
Boyken J. Anton, druggist, r. SW cor Mission and
Ninth
Boykin George, porter R. R. Swain & Co., r. 1130Ji
Pacific
Boykin H. A., laborer, r. 424 Sansome
Boylaii Bernard (Dooley & Boylan) r. 8 Auburn
Boylan Edward, molder, r. 711 Ash Av
Boylan James, teamfter J. P. Weems, r. 441 Clem.
Boylan James, laborer, r. 711 Ash Av
Boylan Mary, widow, r. 811 Filbert
Boylan Patrick H., capitalist, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Boyle Agnes F. Mrs., housekeeper, r. 213 Seventh
Boyle Alexander (Boyle & Co.) r. 705 Market
Boyle Andrew, saloonkeeper, r. 54 Third
Boyle Ann, widow, r. 430 Tehama
Boyle Annie Miss, r. 1628 Polk
Boyle Annie Miss, packer Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. 1314 Harrison
Boyle Austin, laborer, r. 2846 Mission
Boyle Bernard, laborer, r. 1615 Calilornia, rear
Boyle Bernard, longshoreman Menzies, Bingham &
Co., r. 25 Minna
Boyle Bridget, widow, r. (12) 416 Fifth
Boyle Charles, laborer, r. NW cor Alabama and Santa
Clara
Boyle Charles, steerage watchman O. & O. SS. Gaelic
Boyle Charles, teamster Hancock k Kelso, r. NW cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
Boyle Charles R., clerk general freight ofBce Central
Pac. BR., r. Twenty-second, nr Valencia
Boyle Daniel, Painters' Protective Union, 771 Market
Boyle Daniel, driver United Carriage Co., r. 416 Fifth
Boyle Dennis, horseshoer Barton & Hale, r. 626)4 Jessie
Boyle A. A., sweeper Battery St. Wharf, r. Oakland
Boyle Edward, packer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1016 Mont.
Boyle Edward, carpenter, r. 213 Seventh
Boyle Ella Miss, dressmaker, r. 430 Tehama
Boyle Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 712 hi Clementina
Boyle Florence, laborer, r. 127 Welsh
Boyle George, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Boyle George, laborer, r. 12 Broadway
Boyle George S.. dentist, 223 Kearny, r. 1821 Stockton
Boyle Hannah, widow, r. 1821 Stockton
Boyle Harlow A., compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
Commercial Hotel
Boyle Harry, waiter, r. 603 California
Boyle Henry, house painter, r. 1120 Mission
Boyle Henry, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N •
Sierra, bet Louisiana and Maryland
Boyle Henry, seaman, r. N s Clipper, bet Dolores and
Church
Boyle J., laborer Western White Lead Works
Boyle James, expressman, r. 233 Perry
Boyle James, laborer, r. E s Capp, bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-flfth.
Boyle James, plasterer, r.SEcorSixteenthand Dolores
Boyle Jane, widow, r. 1628 Polk
Boyle Jane Mrs., r. cor Ritch and Townsend
Boyle John, Cigar Makers' Assn, 771 Market
Boyle John, collector, 436 Montgomery, r. 8E cor
Hayes and Pierce
Boyle John, expressman, r. 229 Sixth
Boyle John, laborer Cal. Cracker Co. and extraman
Hose No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 1016 Montgomery
Boyle John, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. 11 Nevada
Boyle John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E 8 Illinois,
bet Napa and Shasta
Boyle John, plumber, r. 217 Broadway
Boyle John C, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r.E s Illi-
nois, bet Shasta and Napa
Boyle John J., carpenter, r. 652 Bryant
Boyle John J., clerk A. McBoyle & Co., r. 31 Ohio
Boyle John T., blacksmith Daniel Mahoney, r. 1314
Harrison
Boyle John T., clerk, r. 303 O'Farrell
Boyle Joseph, deckhand stmr Herald, Washington
St.Wharf
Boyle Joseph S., boat builder, r. 2724 Folsom
Boyle Lawrence, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
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Boyle Maggie, domestic 1633 Mission
Boyle Maggie, domestic 1721 Clay
Boyle Mary Miss, assistant Valencia St. Grammar
School, r. 2549 Howard
Boyle Michael, heater Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E 6
Michigan, bet Shasta and Sierra
Boyle Michael, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Boyle Michael, night watchman, r. 717 Natoma, rear
Boyle OUu M., compositor Evening Bulletin, r. Com-
mercial Hotel
Boyle Patrick, carpenter, r. 31 Ohio
Boyle Patrick, cook U. S. Revenue stmr Richard Bush
Boyle Patrick, laborer, r. 412 M Fifth
Boyle Peter, engineer, r. 436 Stevenson
I Boyle Richard, clerk, r. Commercial Hotel
Boyle Robert, farmer, r. 1314 Harrison
Boyle Robert H., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N 8
Shasta bet Maryland and Louisiana
Boyle Sarah, domestic 1021 Post
Boyle Sarah .J., Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. 1826 Eddy
Boyle T., Ship and Steamboat Join. Assn, Dashaway
Hall
Boyle Terrence, laborer, r. Overland House
Boyle Thomas, longshoreman, r. 167 Silver
Boyle Thomas F., mail clerk Morning Call, r. SI Ohio
Boyle Thomas H., laborer Sea Wall
Boyle Timothy, laborer Sea Wall
Boyle William, hostler John Rodgers & Sons, r. SW
cor Hayes and Market
Boyle William, laborer, r. W s Eureka, bet Twenty-
first and Twenty-second
Boyle William, shoecutter S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r.
161.5 California
Boyle William H., special policeman, r. Grand Hotel
Boyle William P., packer Sanborn, Vail & Co.,r. 31
Ohio
Boyle & Co. (Alexander Boyle) wines and liquors,
705 Market
Boyle. See McBoyle
Boyling Delia, widow, r. 938 Folsom
Boylston James, seaman, r. 357 First
Boyne Joseph, canvasser, r. 3 Codman PI
Boyne Joseph G., carrier Alta, r. 925)^ Washington
Boyne Thomas, boarding, 45 Vallejo
Boyne William, baker, r. 214 Twenty-fourth
Boynton Anna B. Mrs., artist, r. 118 Eddy
Boynton Byron B., hotelkeeijer, r. 81(1 Lurkin
Boynton Charles E., carriagemaker Albert Folsom, r.
1724 Eddy
Boynton Lamour A., assistant cashier U.S. Sub Treas-
ury, r. 20 Hill
Boynton Underbill, minebroker, r. 1310 Broderlck
Boys and Girls' Aid Society, J. Henry Baker superin-
tendent, 68 Clementina
Boys' High School, Sutter, bet Gough and Octavla
Boys John Henry, seaman, r. 103 Jackson
Boysen Charles M., hatter Konrad Meussdorffer, r.
1211 Clay
Boysen Edward, hatter Julius Boysen, r. 911 Valencia
Boysen Hans, master mariner, r. 1914 Mason
Boysen Julius, hatter, 604 Merchant, r. 911 Valencia
Boyson Ferdinand, captain schr Arthur, r. 416 Fran-
cisco
Boysou Frank, master schr Maria H. Kelson, r. 410
Francisco
Boyson Hans A., foreman L. J. Ewell, r. 8 B Nevada,
bet Vermont and Kansas
Boyson Henry, clerk H. P. Wakelee b Co., r. 1703
Webster
Boyson Henry, cook Ivemeyer & Dunker, r. 311 Battery
Boyson J. Thomas, physician, ofHce and r. 112 Kearny
Boyson Karsten M., teamster Charles Gibson, r. 234
Perry
Boyson Leonard, seaman schr Arthur, r. 416 Francisco
Boyston John S., r. 739 Harrison
Boystrom John, laborer, r. 115 Geary, rear
Bozarth Basil, hostler Thomas Fitzgerald, r. H s
Haight, bet Fillmore and Steiuer
Bozen Emil, seaman schr Fairy Queen, Battery St.
Wharf
Bozio Orlando ( Bozio & Leturc ) r. 953 Howard
Bozlo & Leturc ( Orlando Bozio and Auguste Le-
turc ) wines and liquors, 149 Fourth
Bozzo Charles, driver E. Bozzo & Co., r. 737 Vallejo
Bozzo E. k Co. ( Emanuel Bozzo and O. Testa) wood
and coal, 737 Vallejo
Bozzo Emanuel ( E. Bozzo & Co. ) r. 737 Vallejo
Bozzo Michael, bookkeeper E. Bozzo k Co., r. 737
Vallejo
Braasch Claus, waiter Siegfried's Hotel, 228 Bush
Braasch Frederick, peddler, r. 816 Jessie, rear
Brabandt C.,card?iver, r. bet Valenclaand Mission, off
Sixteenth
Brace Abraham, plasterer, 233 Seventeenth
Brace Augusta Mrs., dressmaker, 328 Sixteenth
Brace Nathan, plasterer, r. 328 Sixteenth
Braceling Henry, carpenter, r. 217 Minna
Bracewell Charles C. ( D. W. Murphy & Co. ) r. 317
Ellis
Bracey Edward, blacksmith Harvey W. Rice, r. Excel-
sior Hotel
Brach John, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1854
Stevenson
Brack Oswald, leather and findings, 523 Pacific, r.
1504 Franklin
Bracken George D., salesman Peterson & Palmer, r.
231 Sixth
Bracken James O., cashier Peixotto & Silverman, r.
987 Harrison
Bracken John H., r. 987 Harrison
Bracken Lawrence, trader, r. 729 Brannan
Brackett D., r. Branch House
Brackett Edwin, laborer, r. 217 Broadway
Brackett Eugene, machinist Thomson & Evans, r. 62
Quinn
Brackett H. H., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. 206
Kearny
Brackett .Joseph G., stockbroker, r. 2026 Pacific Av
Brackett William K., clerk Eppstein & Co., and pub-
lisher Stock List, S. F. Stock and Exchange Board,
r. 1604 Van Ness Av
Brackett William L., speculator, r. 1604 Van Nesa Av
Bracktell F. Z., widow, r. 212 Tyler
Bracktell Wallace S., jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 212
Tyler
Braconier Theodore, bookkeeper Paris House, 308
Sutter
Bradbrook Henry, footman J. B. Haggin, 1250 Taylor
Bradbury Alfred W., bookkeeper Crocker & Suydam,
r. 1511 Clay
Bradbury A. W., r. Palace Hotel
Bradbury Emelin", widow, r. 1143 Folsom
Bradbury Helen E., widow, r. 923 Jones
Bradbury Philip H., r. 923 Jones
Bradbury V. Miss, assistant Pine and Larkin St
Primary School, r. 1511 Clay
Bradbury William B., proptr Centennial Plan-
ing Mill, 556-672 Brannan, r. NE cor Van
Ness Av and California
Bradbury William H., cabinetmaker Union Furniture
Manuf. Co. , r. 45 Second
Bradbury's Building, 52 Second
Braddock Frank, carriagepaiuter, r. 334)^ Tenth
Braddock William J., painter, 23 Seventh
Braden Oliver J., laborer, r. 2623 Sutter
Braden Kosa, widow, r. 914 Lyon
Braden William, laborer Dykeman L. Hadley, r. 1106
Pierce
Brader Charlotte Mrs., bakery and fancy goods, 1116)4
Folsom
Brader Christopher, fllecutter Martin Kelly, r. 4 Board-
man PI
Brader Henry, liquor merchant, office SE cor Market
and First, r. 738 Broadway
Brader Louis, bartender Albert Wilford, r. 1116)4 Fol.
Bradfleld Richard, miller Genesee Mill Co., r. 1103
Mjutgomery
Bradfield "Thomas, butcher, r. 50 Natoma
Bradford Abram C. Jr., policeman City Hall, r. 606
Montgomery, room 46
Bradford A. C, attorney at law, office and r. 608
Mnntgouiery, room 16
Bradford Charles A., clerk Charles A. Hawley & Co., r.
65 Tehama
Bradford Edward W., clerk George B. Bradford, r. 66
Tehama
Bradford Cieorge, signwriter, 246 Sutter
Bradford Oforge B., real-estate, 413 Montgom-
ery, r. 65 Tehama
Bradford George I.., carpenter, r. 65 Tehama
Bradford Gershom, asst U. S. Coast and Geodetic Sur-
vey, office E s SauBome, bet Washington and Jack-
son, r. 1027 Mission
Bradford Joseph F., clerk George B. Bradford, r. 65
Tehama
Bradford Joseph L., real-estate, r. 609 Pine
Bradford Mary L. Miss, r. E s Hampshire bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Bradford Rebecca, widow, r. 416 Austin
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Linmber Dealer, N. E.cor. mission and Spear Sts., has larg^e
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Bradford Thaddeus D., furdealer, 507 Montgomery, r.
712 Grove
Bradford Wallace, salesinau W. & J. Sloane, r. 2123 Cal.
Bradford "William, r. Palace Hotel
Bradford William, clerk, r. 10'28 Market
Bradford William B., commission merchant, 318 Front,
r. San Rafael
Bradford William G., real-estate agent and collector,
413 Montgomery, r. 65 Tehama
Bradford Wilmer, draftsman Smith's Patent Agency,
r. 746 Mission
Bradford Woodbury, foreman Figaro, r. 2123 Cal.
Bradlee Frank Kimball, car^driver, r. 2024 Folsora
Bradlee Stephen H. Jr., butcter, r. 1604 Polk
Bradley , r. 201 Powell
Bradley , driver City Cab and Carriage Stables
Bradley A. D., actor Baldwin Theater, r. 409 Stev.
Bradley Alfred O., clerk John H. Dall, r. Blundell
House
Bradley- Andrew, laborer, r. 608 Sixth
Bradley Annie, domestic 1626 Sutter
Bradley Arthur, cook schr Enterprise, Howard St.
Wharf
Bradley .Kea M., clerk Crocker & Suydam, r. 1612 Bush
Bradley Bernard, r. 2017 Sutter
BRADLEY BERNARD house and
sign painter, 931 Mission, r. 6.55 Willow Av
Bradley Bernard, painter, r. 1222 Eddy
Bradley Charles, stevedore Menzies, Bingham & Co.,
r. 249 Perry, rear
Bradley Charles R., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill,r.
371 Minna
Bradley C. S., miner, r. Revere House
Bradley Daisy, domestic 705 McAllister
Bradley Daniel, longshoreman, r. 226 Mission
Bradley Edward A., miner, r. 510 Howard
Bradley Eliza Mrs., proprietress Bradley House, 118
Post
Bradley Ellen, widow, r. 347 Shipley
Bradley Ellen K. Mrs., teacher Zeitska's Institute, r.
509 Leavenworth
Bradley E. P. Mrs., teacher drawing Public Schools
Bradley Fox, woolgrader Cornelius O'Donnell, r. 728
Brannan
Bradley Frank K., driver N. B. and Mission RR., r.
819 Howard
Bradley George C, clerk O, Livermore, r. 317 Ma-
son
Bradley Greoge L., r. 820 Sutter
Bradley Hannah, domestic 830 CaUfomia
Bradley Harry C, actor, 118 Post
Bradley Henry C, clerk, r. 315 Mason
Bradlev House, Mrs. E. Bradley, proprietress, 118 Post
Bradley Henry W., r. 638 Folsom
Bradley Henry W. Mrs., boarding, 638 Folsom
Bradley James, laborer William Kerr, r. 909 Battery,
rear
Bradley James A., r. 638 Folsom
Bradley James J., painter Bernard Bradley, r. 655
Willow Av
Bradley John, harness cleaner Dashaway Stables
Bradley John, laborer, r. 1110 Green
Bradley John A., mining secretary, 424 Montgomery,
r. 2939 Clay
Bradley Levi L., speculator, r. 116 Twelfth
Bradley M., teamster, r. 20 Page
Bradley Margaret, domestic 812 Jackson
Bradley Margary, widow, r. 155 Clara
Bradley Mary Miss, r. 68 Minna
Bradley Mary, domestic Nucleus House
Bradley Mary J., teacher elocution, r. 509 Leav.
Bradley Mary J. Mrs., lodgings, 142 Sixth
Bradley Michael, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
249 Perry
Bradley Millard F., clerk Bradley House, 118 Post
Bradley Myron W., mining, r. 223 Kearny
Bradley Ormaud, car repairer M. P. & M. dept Central
Pac. RR., r. 987 Harrison
Bradley Osgood G., clerk Commercial Insurance Co.
of California, r. 820 Sutter
Bradley Patrick, fruits, 711 Brannan
Bradley Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 32
Minna
Bradley Patrick, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Bradley Peter M., bakery, N s Twenty-eighth, bet
Church and Dolores
Bradley Peter, furniture dealer, r. 1604 Jessie
Bradley Richard, iirst oflcer stmr Bay City, r. 812
Howard
Bradley Robert, lather, r. N s West Mission, bet Her.
mann and Ridley
Bradley Samuel, pattern maker Aetna Iron Works, r.
16 Mason
Bradley Theodore, attorney at law, 502 Montgomery,
r. Alameda
Bradley Thomas, glaesblower S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 249 Perry
Bradley Thomas, pressman Francis, Valentine jc Co.,
r. 160 Shipley
Bradley Thomas F., painter Bernard Bradley, r. 655
Willow Av
Bradley William, r. 460 Minna
Bradley William, harness cleaner David Stewart, r.
136 Seventh
Bradley William, laborer, r. 160 Shipley
Bradley William, teamster, r. Twentieth Av, nr K,
South S. F.
Bradley William O., clerk, r. 1610 Hyde
Bradley & Rulofsou (John H. Dall and estate of
William H. Rulofson) photographic art gallery,
429 Montgomery, cor Sacramento
Bradrick Isaac, policeman City Hall, r. 113 Langton
Bradshaw Albert, confectioner, S s (506) Sixteenth,
bet Rondel PI and Valencia
Bradshaw Charles, second pilot stmr City of Stock-
ton, Washington St. Wharf
Bradshaw David, laborer Industrial Iron Works, r. 1
Lincoln PI
Bradshaw George H,, r. 2107 California
Bradshaw Patrick W., waiter City and Connty Hos-
pital
Bradshaw Rebecca H., widow, r. 2107 California
Bradshaw Samuel C, carpenter, r. 2107 California
Bradstreet J. R., rubber moldings and weatherstrips,
641 Mission, r. 2206 Geary
Bradstreet (Tlie) Company, Improved Mercan-
tile Agency (New York) h. B. Hilliard superinten-
dent, 230 California
Brady Adam, butcher, r. 226 Third
Brady Alice E. Miss, forewoman Francis F. Du Rose,
r. 206 M Post
Brady Ann, widow, r. 40 Quinn
Brady Annie Miss, fancy goods, 628 Webster
Brady Annie Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, 822 Valencia
Brady Benjamin, merchant, r. 1318 Broadway
Brady Bernard, coachman, r. 18 Minna
Brady Bernard F., carpenter P. Brady, r. 1628 Devlsa-
dero
Brady B. P., clerk freight auditor Central Pac. RR., r.
1223 Filbert
Brady Charles, student, r. 132 Turk
Brady D., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Brady Daniel, bricklayer, r. 427 Fourth
Brady Daniel, porter Bachman Bros., r. 22 Ash Av
Brady David, bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer, Sles-
singer & Co., r. 244 Jessie
Brady Dennis, cooper, r. 9 St. Mary's
Brady Edward (Brady & Co.) r. 131J4 Langton
Brady Edward M., r. 132 Turk
Brady Edward R., clerk treasurer Central Pac. RR., r.
132 Turk
Brady Fannie, domestic 1121 Ellis
Brady Francis, labyrer, r.W s Nebraska, nr El Dorado
Brady Frank, r. 853 Harrison
Brady Frank, Journeymen Shipwrights' Assn
Brady Frank, laborer, r. 12 Maria
Brady Henry J., attorney at law, 402 Montgomery
Brady Hugh, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
Brady Jacob, stovemolder, r. 226 Third
Brady James, blacksmith, r. 1310 Columbia
Brady James, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Brady James, laborer, r. 117 Shipley
Brady James, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 425
Fremont
Brady James, longshoreman, r. S s Greenwich, nr San-
some, rear
Brady James, speculator, r. 630 Webster
Brady James, teamster, r. 632 Brannan
Brady James H., carpenter, r. 1727 Market
Brady James J., carpenter P. Brady, r. 1416 Devisadero
Brady James S. (Brady & Donleavy) r. 924 Twentieth
Brady James W., tinroofer Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
1 Vincent
Brady J. J., helper Monihan & Aitken
Brady John, bartender John Haley, r. 1616 Mason
Brad v John, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
349 Tehama
Brady John, cigarboxmaker A.Waldstein, r. 149 Shipley
Brady John, engineer, r. 519 Mission
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645 MARKET STREET, wholesale and retail dealer in
Paper Hangings & Shade Material. Manufacturer of window Shades
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Brady John, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Colima, r. 20
Freelon
Brady John (Harris & Brady) r. 628 Webster
Brady John, helper Calvin Nutting & Son, r. 1616
Mason
Brady John, laborer, r. 170 Minna
Brady John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r.AV s Iowa,
bet Solano and Butte
Brady John, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Brady John J., contractor, r. 30SI Ritch
Brady John J., janitor Lincoln Grammar School, r.
717 Tehama
Brady John T., salesman, r. 720 California
Brady J.W., extraman Hose No. 4, S. F, F. D.
Brady Kate, domestic 1011 Bush
Brady Kate E. Miss, assistant Silver St. Primary
School, r. 351 Grove
Brady Lizzie Miss, teacher, r. 2145 Mission
Brady M., laborer Pac. RoUinc; Mill
Brady M., laborer Presidio Reservation
Brady Maggie, domestic 1315 Van Ness Av
Brady Margaret, domestic 1581 Folsom
Brady Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 1310 Columbia
Brady Martin, r. 1310 Columbia
Brady Martin, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, r. 7 Gar-
den
Brady Jlary Mrs , r. 624 Brannan
Brady Mary, vridow, r. SE cor Miss, and Sevententh
Brady Mary, domestic 112 Ridley
Brady Matthew, assistant chief engineer S. F. F. D.,
Old City Hall, first floor, r. 235 Kearny
Brady Matthew, butcher, r. E s York, bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Brady Matthew, butcher Marks & Cassidy, r. 414 Fol.
Brady Matthew, laborer, r. 703 Natoma
Brady Matthew, restaurant. 253 Steuart. r. 351 Grove
Brady Matthew, yardman 8. F. Gas Light Co., Pot-
rero Works
Brady M. B., Cigar Makers' Assn, 771 Market
Brady Michael, Stone Cutters' Pro. Assn, 818 Howard
Brady Michael, blacksmith John R. Sims, r. 1310
Columbia
Brady Michael, buckskin dresser Christian Hellwig,
r. W s Columbia, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-
sixth
Brady Michael, laborer, r. 2 Dodge
Brady Michael, yardman Rcnton Coal Co., r. 9 Welsh,
rear
Brady Michael, lard refiner Michelssen, Brown & Co.,
r. S K Seventh Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Brady M. J. Jlrs., r. 126 Eighth
Brady Niiholas, marbleworker, r. 416 Stevenson
Brady O. E., builder, r. 8'J2 Valencia
Brady Owen (Brady * Farrelly) r. 1023 Post
Brady Owen, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 259 Stev.
Brady Patrick, r. 409 Clementina
Brady Patrick, assistant Sanitarium Baths, r. 1711
Stockton
Brady Patrick, cemetery fence builder, E s Central
Av, nr Post, and NE cor Ellis and Broderlck, r.
1416 Devisadero
Brady Patrick, coal passer Pacific Coast 88. Ancon, r.
Valle.lo, nr Kearny
Brady Patrii'k. laborer, r. 12 Bartol
Brady Patrick, laborer, r. San Miguel
Brady Patrick, tinroofer, r. 1326 Folsom
Brady Patrick, waiter Ituss Hou.«e, r.23 Kate
Brady Patrick T., porter John Kenny, r. Hampshire,
bet Twenty-third and Twenty fourth
Brady Peter G., laborer, r. 21 Valencia
Brady P. H., capitalist, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Brady Philip, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
207 Langton
Brady Philip, fireman Pacific Mail SS. City of Sydney,
r. 541 First
Brady Philip, laborer, r. 115 Gilbert
Brady Pliilip, laborer, r. NW cor Devisadero and
O'Farrell
Brady Philip, laborer, r. 126 Ivy Av
Brady Philij), pressman B. H.Daly, r. 419 Stockton
Brady Philip, speculator, r. W b Nebraska, nr El
Dorado
Brndy Philip W., surveyor, r. 615 Bryant
Brady Richard, drayman A. P. Hotal'lng & Co., r. 1005
Bryant
Brady Robert, cook, r. 20 Sherwood PI
Brady 8. M. Mrs., varieties, SE cor Pine and Larkin
Brady SuHan F. Mrs., stationery, 1319 Pacific
Brady Thomas, biicklayer, r. 353 Clenieutlua
'ady Thomas, fireman 88. Humboldt, r. 22S Austin
Brady Thomas, galvanizer John Lee & Co., r. 707
First
Brady Thomas, helper Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 422
Fremont
Brady Thomas, laborer, r. Cassius Hotel
Brady Thomas, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Brady Thomas, longshoreman, r. 324 Vallejo
Brady Thomas, machinist, r. 535 Howard
Brady Thomas, wines and liquors, 4 Fourth, r. NW
cor Fourth and Jessie
Brady Thomas A. E., salesman, r. 1724 Pacific Av
Brady Thomas F., r. 1812 Webster
Brady Thomas F., confectionery, 1903 Fillmore
Brady Thomas H., carpenter P. Brady, r. 1416 De-
visadero
Brady William, laborer Mission Soap and Candle
Works
Brady William J., foreman boiler works Risdon I.
and L. Works, r. .34 Rausch
Brady & Co. (Edward Brady) plumbers, gas and
steamfitters, 423 Pine
Brady k. Donleavy (James 8. Brady and Michael F.
Donleavy) oyster and chop house, 530 Market
Brady & Farrelly (Owen Brady and James M.
Farrellv) La Grande Saloon, 610 Market and 11
Post
Braeg Richard, butcher, r. Prescott House
Braendlein George, cabinetmaker, l.V'a Market
Brag Peter, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 19 Decatur
Braga Frank, groceries and liquors, 415 Drumm
Bragai ia P., laborer Sea Wall
Bragg Adoh, student, r. NE cor Castro and Beaver
Bragg Elizabeth, substitute teacher Girls' High
School, r. NE cor Castro and Beaver
Bragg Flank, foreman Artigues Canning Co., r. cor
Fifth and Railroad Avs, South 8. F.
Bragg Frank, machinist U. 8. 88. Tuscarora, r. NE
cor Castro and Beaver
Bragg George F. (estate of) oflBce 116 Front
Bragg George H., entrv clerk Waterhouse & Lester, r.
21 M Oak
Biagg John S., shipjoiner Central Pac. RR., r. NE
cor Castro and Beaver
Bragg 0. S., r. 708 Commercial
Bragg Mary, widow, r, NE cor Castro and Beaver
Bragg Mary J. Miss, assistant Girls' High School, r.
NE cor Castro and Beaver
Bragg Rebecca H. Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar
Schorl, r. NE cor Cnstro and Beaver
Bra^;^ RoVert, mauuf steering wheels, 322 Main,
r. NE cor Castro and Beaver
Bragg Robert Jr., joiner Pacific Coast SS. Co., r. NW
cor Church and Twenty-seventh
Bragg William (Knight & Bragg) r. 442 M Brannan
BraghettaBasigli, Swiss Benevolent Soc, 109 Mont.
Braham George, superintendent Pac. Hebrew Orphan
Asylum, NE cor Hayes and Devisadero
Braham George Mrs., matron Pac. Hebrew Orphan
.\sylum, NE cor Hayes and Devisadero
Braham James, cooper I. Nesbitt & Bro., r. 572 Minna
Braham Michael, laborer, r. 572 Miima
Braham Nellie Miss, friugemaker Pac. Fringe Co., r.
533 Post
Brahaney James, peddler, r. 34 Gilbert
Braid Alice G. Miss, milliner, r. 612 Hayes
Braid David, millinery, 612 Hayes
Brainard George L., r." SE cor Sixth and Howard
Brainard Henry C, carrier Alta, and furnished rooms,
334 Bush •
Brainard John, gardener, r. 1918 Pacific Av
Brainard Richard, salesman Lilieuthal & Co., r. 218
Eddy
Braithwait H., r. San Miguel, nr Six-mile House
Brake Ernest, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Brakeuwagen Henr>-, carpenter Cal. Mills, r. 434 Val-
lejo, rear
Brakmann Frederick (Kunze & Brakmann) r. 260
Third
Bralich Frank Louise, deckhand, r. 317 Filbert
Bralich Frederick, restaurantkeeper, r. 317 Filbert
Braly Margaret J., widow, r. 611 Polk
Bramah Alfred, tailor, r. 10 Hunt
Braiuer Meta. domestic 1234 Post
Branihall Bartlett M., clerk Le Count Bros., r. 3215
Howard
Branipton Frederick, butcher, 1 and 2 Hayes Valley
Market, r. 517 ?< Grove
Bramsk) Henry, student, r. 106 Mason
Brametedt John H., liquor saloon, 251 Steuart, r. 208
Steuart
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Bramwcll Aaron, stevedore, r. 119 Union
Bramwell Bella Miss, dressmaker, r. 119 Union
Branagan E. W., compositor, r. 537 Natoma
Branagan Patrick J., confectionery, l'20y Bush
Branagau. See Branuigan and Branignn
Branch Alfred, brassfinisher, r. 40a Bryant
Branch Frank, tinsmith, r. 403 Bryant
Branch George H., printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 403
Bryant
Branch George W., clerk naval office Custom House,
r. NW cor Broadway and Larkin
Brnncli House, L. J. Ewell proptr, 424 Bansome
Branch Mary, widow, r. 403 Bryant
Branch Ost-ar, brassmolAer Eagle Brass and Bell
Foundry, r. 403 Bryant
Branch Eoyal D., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
200 Franklin
Branch W. A., r. Hausa Hotel
Branch William R., clerk Cornelius Koopmanscbap,
r. Oakland
Brand Arlstide, secretary French Mutual Provident
Savings and Loan Society, 534 California, r. Ala-
meda
Brand August, laborer, r. 421 Dupont
Brand Carolina, widow, r. 28 Park Av
Brand Ernest, auditor Humboldt Savings and Loan
Society and cigars and tobacco. Grand Hotel, r.
283^ Park Av
Brand Ernest, jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 606 Mission
Brand Helena, domestic 1107 Van Ness Av
Brand Herman, manxtf and dealer cigars and leaf
tobacco, 304 Battery, r. 525 Franklin
Brand Herman, watchmaker Frederick Hofleng, r.lll7
Howard
Brand Herman J., manufacturing jeweler and diamond
setter, 235 Kearny, r. 614 Taylor
Brand John G. (Knoechtl & Brand) r. Oakland
Brand Lucien, secretary and cashier Franco-American
Savings Bank, r. Alameda
Brand. See Brandt
Brandau Emile A., draftsman H. C. Macy, r. 37 14 Sixth
Brandenlierg Charles, longshoreman, r. 340 Ritch
Brandensteiu Gustave H.. cigars and tobacco, 21
Kearny, r. 503 Post
Brandensteiu Herman (Clayburgh & Brandenstein) r.
810 Ellis
Brandenstein Hermann H.. bookkeeper Schweitzer,
Sachs & Co., r. 311 Dupont
Brandenstein Josejjh (A. S. Rosenbaum & Co.) r. SW
cor California and Gongh
Brandenstein M. & Co. (Meyer Brandenstein
and Lazard Godchaux) wholesale butchers and
cattle and sheep dealers. S s First Av,nr Kentucky,
South 8. F., office 529 Clay
Brandenstein Max J., salesman A. S. Rosenbaum &
Co., r. SW cor California and Gough
Brandenstein Meyer (M. Brandenstein & Co.) r. 709
OFarrell
Brandermann Charles, shipcarpenter, E s Illinois, bet
Santa Clara and Center
Brandhofer Michael, tailor, r. SE cor California and
Coso Avs, B. H.
Brandl Marguerita, teacher music, r. 411 Post
Brandl Rofena, widow, r. 411 Post
Brandon , longshoreman Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Brandon Fred I>., attorney at law, 528 California, r.
308 Tenth
Brandon George, laborer, r. 331 Third
Brandon J. B., baggageman South Pac. Coast RR.,
r. 36 Geary
Brandon JojiepU R. , attorney at law, 604 Merchant,
r. 29117 Washington
Brandon Michael, driver T'nited Carriage Co., Grand
Hotel, r. 244 Clementina
Brandon Patrick H., special policeman, r. 28 Clarence
Place
Brandon W. M., real-estate agent, 223 Kearny, r. North
Oakland
Brandon Henry W., tinsmith George Crowley, r. Lin-
den House
Brandow Peter, miner, S s Point Lobes Av, bet Sixth
and Seventh Avs
Brandrup John, blacksmith Kresler k Co., r. 327
Minna
Brandsford R., artesian well borer, r. Lindell House
Brandt Adella Mrs., r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Brandt Adolph (Brandt & Brother) r. N 6 Precita Av,
nr San Bruno Road
Brandt Alonzo. engineer, r. N s Duncan, bet Sanchez
and Church
Brandt August A., cook Theodore Althof, r. 19 Freelon
Brandt Barbara, widow, r. 634 Minna
Brandt Bernard L., house and sign painter, 404 Mont-
gomery, r. 1013 Van Ness Av
Brandt Eric A., clerk Otto Brandt, r. 110 Mason
Brandt Frederick, carpenter Pacific Mall 88. City of
Toklo
Brandt Frederick, groceries and liquors, 417 Third
Brandt Frederick, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Brandt G., laborer, r. 507 Mission
Brandt George E., sailmaker, r. 2615 Clay
Brandt Gustaf, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Brandt Henry (Brandt & Mueller) r. 1412 Larkin
Brandt Henry, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Conti-
nental Lodging House
Brandt Hermann (Brandt & Brother) r. N b Precita
Av, nr San Bruno Road
Brandt I. B. L., attorney at law, 215 Sansome, r. j
1613 Sacramento i
Brandt Jacob, butcher, r. 1643 Polk |
Brandt Jacob, foreman I. 8. Rosenbaum & Co., r. 604
Grove
Brandt Louis, r. 504 Grove ■
Brandt Louis, collector Olympic Club, r. 1018 Van
Ness Av I
Brandt Louis, shoemaker, r. 13 Page '
Brandt Louise J. E. Miss, assistant Jefferson Grammar
School, r. 2615 Clay '<
Brandt M. A., master schr Arion, r. 339 Bryant
Brandt Maurice, salesman Colman Brothers, r. 504
Grove
Brandt Otto, groceries and liquors, 1038 Market,
and wood and coal, 1033 Valencia
Brandt Otto, upholsterer, r. 634 Minna
Brandt P., cutter Jo.sephT. Poheim, r. 10 Stockton PI
Brandt William, r. 1118 Howard
Brandt William, porter Dr. Ferrer, 16 Geary
Brandt & Brother (Adolph and Hermann) tannery, N ]
8 Precita Av, nr San Bruno Road
Brandt & Muller (Henry Brandt and Otto MuUer) pub-
lishers and proptrs California Freie Presse, 515
California
Brandt. See Brand and Brant
Brandtjen John, saloonkeeper, r. 1226 Alabama
Brandy City Mining Co. (Sierra Co., Cal.) Charles Al-
lenberg secretary, 521 Market
Brangante Antonio, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Brunger Joseph, Societe Culinaire Frangaise, 508
Bush
Branghal Joseph, seaman Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Branigan Edward W., pressman E. C. Hughes, r. 637
Natoma
Branigan James, hostler J. Craig, r. 423 Bush
Branigan Joanna, r. 1108 Sacramento
Branigan Philip, longshoreman, r. 625 Davis
Branigan. See Branagan and Braunigan
Brann Alonzo R., sailmaker Harding & Brann, r. 360
Jessie
Brann F. R. (J. H. Redstone & Co.) and draughtsman
new City Hall, r. S s Columbia, bet Guerrero and
Dolores
Brann Frederick W., laborer Cutting Packing Co.
r. 360 Jessie
Brann Robert C. (Harding & Brann) r. 117 Columbia
Brann Thomas M., manager John Y. Wilson, r. Blue
Forest, nr Bernal Station
Braunan A. L. Mrs., r. 610 Folsom
Brannan Ambrose, laborer S. F. Cordage Co., r. 132
First
Brannan Bridget, domestic 705 Chestnut
Brannan C, boxmaker 8. F. Box Box Factory, r. 400
Fourth
Brannan Celia, domestic 338 Oak
Brannan Daniel, driver Sbarboro & Co., r. 814 San.
Brannan Dennis, laborer, r. South Park House
Brannan J., r. 128 Post
Brannan James, laborer, r. 48 Louisa
Brannan James, miner, r. 72 Tehama
Brannan Jane, widow, r. 514 Minna
Brannan Jessie, domestic 1705 Octavia
Brannan John, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Brannan John, machinist, r. 444 '^ii Clementina
Braunan John, machinist, r. 1.521 Leavenworth
Brannan John, master mariner, r. 54 Sacramento
Brannan John, mate barkentine Melancthou, Howard
St. Wharf
Brannan John, rigger, r. 12 Howard
Brannan John, watchman Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Brannan John E., guard House Correction, r. 558 Wil-
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Brannan L., r. 1529 Post
Brannan Lawrence, blacksmith helper Pacific Mail
SS. Co., r. 46 Louisa
Braunan Maggie, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Brannan Mark, deckhand stmr D. E. Knight, Green
St. Wharf
Brannan Martin (Brannan & Lynch) r. 1001 Battery
Brannan Martin, boilermaker, r. 446 Brannan
Branuau Mary, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Brannan Mary Miss, boxmaker Charles Thibault, r.
48 Louisa
Brannan Mary F., widow, r. 110 Natoma
Brannan Michael, driver, r. 310 Tehama
Brannan Michael, pantryman Brooklyn Hotel
Brannan N., driver Omnibus RR.
Brannan Owen, laborer, r. 15 Ritch
Brannan Patrick, hostler Smith & Poultney, r. 834
Brannan
Branuan Patrick, laborer Charles E. Haseltiue, r. 1001
Battery
Braunan Patrick R., horseshoer, 821 Geary, r. 20
Myrtle Av
Branuau Sarah Mrs., furnished rooms, 313 Fourth
Brannan Thomas, blacki-mith David Daly, r. 130 Stev-
enson
Branuan Thomas, bootmaker Edward F. Ryan, r. W s
Gunnison Av, bet Twenty-eeveuth and Twenty-
eighth. B. H.
Brannan Thomas, laborer, r. 719 Braunan, rear
Branuau Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. S 8
Seventeenth Av, bet K and L, South S. F.
Brannan Thomas, porter stmr Enterprise, Washington
St.Wharf
Brannan Thomas, wood and coal, 1161 Howard, r. 714
Tehama
Brannan Thomas, clerk Brooklyn Hotel
Biauuau Timothy, coachman, r. 910 Post
Brannan William, teamster, r. cor Fifth and Railroad
Avs, South S. F.
Branuan William, longshoreman Charles E. Hasel-
tine
Braunan William, vegetables. 132 First
Brannan William H., steward Golden Eagle Hotel
Brannan & Lyuch (Martin Braunan and Samuel
Lynch) boarding, 1001 Battery
Branuan. See Breunan
Branuing August, longshoreman, r. 414 Beale
Branuigan Charles, blacksmith, r. Park Hotel
Braunij^an Felix H., eugiueer, r. 521 Howard
Branuigan Mary, domestic Grand Hotel
Branuigau. See Branagan
Branquinho Domingos G., Portuguese Pro. and Be-
nev. Assn, 415 Ji Drumm
Branquinho Marianno G., Portuguese Pro. and Be-
uev. Assn, 415M Drumm
Branscheid William, shoemaker, 632 Commercial, r.
820 Pacific
Branscheid William H., salesman George H. Tay &
Co., r. 820 Pacific
Branson, Armitage & Co. (Ware Branson, John Ar-
mitageand Jacob F. Miller) sallmaker8,Ss Broad-
way, bet Battery and Front
Branson C. R., r. cor Montgomery Av and Chestnut
Branson Thomas, laborer freight dept Central Pac.
RR.
Branson Ware (Branson, Armitage & Co.) r. Oakland
Brant Clarence A., bookkeeper James L. Hussey, r.
329 Eddy
Bi-ant Johu H., teamster, 219 Front, r. 329 Eddy
Bratit Peter, cutter J.Wisluzil, r. 10 Stockton PI
Brant. See Braudt
Uranworth Mary Miss, r. 401 Bay, rear
Brareus Frederick A. (Brarens & Christian) r. W b
Kansas, ur Colusa
Brareus Henry, teamster, r.W s Tllden, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Brarens \' Christian (Anton Christian and Frederick
A. Br.irens) proptrs Union Dairy, W s Kansas, nr
Colusa
Brasch Jnhn G., packer Buckingham & Hecht, r. 18S4
Steveusou
Brasesco Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 433
Broadway
Brash Augelo, fruit and vegetables, NW cor Turk and
McAllister
Brashears Richard B., cook Antonio S. Smeth, r. 122
Shujley
Brask Johu, peddler, r. N a Eighth Av, bet L and M,
South S. F.
Brask Nicholas, seaman, r. 423 Bush
Brasse Johannes, carpenter U. S. Revenue stmr Rich-
ard Rush
Brassell Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 405
Clementina
Brastow Solomon D., assistant superintendent Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 1205 Jackson
Brate Luigi, fisherman. Front St.Wharf
Brath John, laborer, r. lODl Battery
Bratue Sil., picker Hart & Goodman, r. 1710 Mason
Brauax W. A., .ianitor Industrial School
Brand Caroline Mme., mauuf fancy feathers, 606 Mis-
sion, rooms 5-7
Brauer Albert, seaman, r. 34 Dorland
Brauer Catherine, widow, r. 722 Union
Brauer Johu. coppersmith, r. 501 Broadway
Brauer John H., butcher G. W. Mowry, r. 424 Grove
Brauer William (Brauer & Peters) r. 314 Post
Brauer & Peters (William Brauer and William Peters)
wines and liquors, 314 Poet
Brauer. See Breuer and Broyer
Braiun Caroline, dressmaker, r. 1511 Pine
Braun AdolphW., tailor, r. 262 Clementina
Brauu August F. H., machiuist Joseph Bien, r. 1006
Hyde
Braun C. H. F., cashier A. Oansl & J. Cullen, p.
Oakland
! Braun Ferdinand, cellarman Bach, Meese & Co., r.
I 431 Stevenson
] Braun Frederick, barkeeper E. J. Schuur, r. 619 Pacific
Braun Fritz, porter, r. Columbia Hotel
Braun Leonhard, baker Hemme & Reuter, r. 609 Jack-
son
Braunhardt Samuel, salesman, r. 220 Third
Braunsberg August, seaman SS. Oregon, Folsom St.
Wharf
Braunschweiger Herman (Fenkhausen & Braunsch-
weiger) r. 104 Seventh
Bravender Joseph, butcher James Smith, r. 13 Kate
Bravermau Louis (Braverman & Levy) r. 1016 Eddy
Braverniaii & Levy (Louis Braverman and John
Levy) importers and retail watehes. jewelry, dia«
monds, silverware, etc., 119 Montgomery
Brawl Margaretha Mrs., musician Vienna Garden, r.
411 Post
Brawley Daniel, St. Andrew's Soc, 232 Sutter
Brawley Patrick, r. 29 Jessie
Braxton A., clerk, r. Overland House
Bray Brothers (Watson A. Bray) commission
merchants and agents Alviso Flour Mills, 226
Clay
Bray Charles F., butcher V. Le Bert, r. 247 Sixteenth
Bray Dennis, wheat sampler, r. 227 Minna
Bray Edward C, bookkeeper W. F. Norcross, r. 227
Geary
Bray Ellis H., can^enter. r. 225 Bartlett
Bray Frank, superintendent Mission Market, SE cor
Mission and Sixteenth, r. 247 Sixteenth
Bray Grace S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 330 Geary
Bray Honry T. contractor and builder, 631 Sacramen-
to, r. 2921 Mission I
Bray Ilda Miss, caramel wrapper George F. Roberts, |
r. 616 J^ Liudeu Av !
Bray Johu L., miuing eugineer, r. 539 Turk |
Bray Maggie Miss, r. 845)^ Clay, rear. .
Bray Thomas S., longshoreman, r. 26 Howard |
Bray Warren L., whitener J. 0. Sellers, r. 227 Second ;
Bray Watson A. (Bray Brothers) r. Fruit Vale
Bray William, quarterma-iter Pacific Mall SS. China
Bray William H.. r. 330 Geary
Brayshaw Alice, domestic 736 McAllister
Brayshaw Kobert, weaver 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Black Point
Brayton \. P. (Rankin, Brayton & Co.) r. Oakland
Braytou Bishop, assistant bookkeeper S. F. Laundry
Assu., r. 32 l-'Uis
Brayton G. M., captain U. S. A., r. 1614 California
Brazel Patrick, ilraymau Bryden & Hinckley, r. 972
Harrison I
Brnzpll Jainca 91., secretary Bullion Miuing Co., |
328 Moutgom(rv,room 3, r.229 Taylor |
Brazil Mauoel J., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 H Drumm
Brazil Miguel J., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Aaan,
415 J4 Drumm
Brazil William, r. 714 Geary, rear
Brazonlo Antonio, teamster, r. 027 Grove
Bread Robert, carder, r. cor North Point and Larkin |
Brearly James, wood and coal, Alemany, bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth
Brearty Daniel, blacksmith, r. 619 Grove
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Brearty Michael, trunkmaker H. Behrendt k Co., r.
622 )j JeBsle
Breat Joiin, longshoreman, r. 625 Davis
Brebandt C, driver Market St. RU.
Brechtel William F., assistant Greenwich 8t. Prima-
ry Cosmopolitan School, r. 2021 Hyde
Breckel Frederick, porkpacker, 26 Centre Market, r.
cor Gough and Lombard
Breckenfc-ld Augustus H., note teller Lazard Freres,
r. 120(; Market
Breckinridge John W., r. 1422 California
Breckwoldt T. Fred., laborer Cal. Sugar Reflnery.r.
114 M Doie
Brockwoldt Joseph, mate schr Elizabeth Greenwood,
Jackson St.Wharf, r. 238 Steuart
Breckwoldt Julius, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Brede Frederick (Busing & Brede) r. NE cor Mont-
gomery and Broadway
Brede Henry J., groceries and liquors, 1501 Market
Bredegan Nicholas, farmer, r. SE cor Laguna and
Greenwich
Bredenberg William, tailor Louis Dannhelmer, r. 520
Powell
Bredendeik John F., clerk' Franz George, NW cor
Twenty-fourth and Church
Bredhoff Charles, bookkeeper Siebe Brothers & Plage-
mann, r. Oakland
Bredhoff Henry, liquor saloon, 423 East
Bredhoff Henry Jr., tender submarine diver, r. 423
East
Bredhoff John Charles, tinsmith, r. 423 East
Bredlow Herman, carpenter, r. N s Prospect place, nr
Folsom, B. H.
BreduU Reinhold, physician, office and r. Railroad
Av, bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth Avs, South S. F.
Broe H. & Co. (Hugo Bree and Herman J. Rademan)
tannery, S s Serpentine Av, nr Columbia
Bree Hugo (H. Bree & Co.) r. N s Twenty-seventh, nr
Alabama
Bree John, brassflnlsher, r.942 Mission
Bree John H., r. 942 Mission
Bree Thomas, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Bree Thomas W.. teacher banjo and actor Bella Union
Theatre, r. 942 Mission
Breecy Frederick, blacksmith, r. 608 Sixth
Breed Daniel C, bookkeeper Otis & Co., r. 512 Jones
Breed Edward A., bookkeeper A. P. Hotaling & Co., r.
8 Brenham PI
Breed S. F. Mrs., clairvoyant, 850 Market
Breede H. August, liquor saloon, 813 Clay, r. 1422
Jackson
Breek Timothy, laborer, r. 49 Jessie
Breen Frank, cabinetmaker Terrence Duffy, r. 620
Stevenson
Breen H., brakeman Southern Pac. RR.
Breen James, porter, r. 817 Montgomery
Breen John, r. 23 Fulton
Breen John, cooper, r. 32 Willow Av
Breen John, livery stable, 222 Fifth, r. 408 Clem.
Breen John, teamster Superintendent of Streets
Breen Michael J., carrier Morning Call, r. 1101 Bdwy.
Breen Owen, blacksmith George P. Graney, r. 152
Clara
Breen Patrick, dairyman, r. San Miguel
Breen Su.»an, widow, r. San Miguel
Breen Timothy K., salesman Eeane Bros., r. 115 Kear.
Breen Thomas, machinist, r. cor Market and Laguna
Breese Joseph C. (Schwab & Breese) r. 1823 Jessie
Breeze Charles K. (Breeze k Loughran) r. 217 Geary
Breeze James H., inspector Custom House, r. 509
Nineteenth
Breeze Maria Misg, talloress Harry Kozmlnsky, r. 1
Quincy PI
Breeze Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 1330 Sutter
Breeze & Liou(;hriin (Charles E. Breeze and
Thomas Loughran) produce and i)rovlsIon mer-
chants, SW cor Washington and Davis
Breffeihl L. C, steward Berges" Brimch Restaurant, r.
519 Bush
Bregante Geralomo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Bregatto Michel, cook M. Gruber, r. 1.526 Clay
Brehany Martin J., baker Grand Hotel, r. 552 Stev.
Br6haut Louis, confectioner Masson Freres, r. NW cor
Dupont and Vallejo
Brehm Edward E., stock clerk Felgenbaum & Co., r.
5 Laskie
Brehm Lewis W., woodturner Rudolph W. Brehm, r.
5 Laskie
Brehm Peter C, barber Charles Fleischman, r. 606
Powell
Brehm Rudolph W., woodturner, 221 Mission, r. 5
Laskie
Breldenbach Frank, driver Andrew Frel, r. 1015 York
Breig Edwin, driver Breig & Schafer, r. 1920 Sutter
Breig John (Breig k Schafer) r. 1920 Sutter
Breig' & Schafer (John Breig and George Schafer)
proptrs Pacific Soda Works, 38 Hayes
Brelling Christina, widow, r. 147 Ninth
Broiling Frank, butcher, SE cor Minna and Third, r.
147 Ninth
Brelling Frank, butcher Philip Dengler, r. 229 Third
Breiling John, butcher, r. 562 Howard
Breitenbaeh Joseph (F. Thomas & Co.) r. 713 Natoma
Brelttschnelder Fritz, brewer Bavaria Brewery, r. 408
Montgomery Av
Breltzmann Robert, clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 1225
Mission
Brekle Fritz, driver Golden City Brewery, 1431 Pac .
Brekle Gottlieb, proptr Golden City Brewery,
1431 Pacific
Brella Branch, laborer Sea Wall
Brellsford Thomas, machinist, r. 911 Folsom
Bremberg B. L., telegraph operator, r. 219 Tehama
Bremen Board of Undei"\vriter8, Henry Balzer
& Co. agents, 209 Sansome
Bremen Thomas, longshi)reman, r. 27 Hinckley
Bremer Christian, janitor Piatt's Hall, r. 228 Bush
Bremer Ernst, collector Oakland Ferries, r. Everett
House
Bremer H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Brenter Herman, proptr Siegfried's Hotel 228
Bush and Piatt's Hall, 216 Mont., r. 22S Bush
Bremer Herman Jr. , salesman Fisher & Co. , r. Alameda
Bremer Jacob, carpenter, r. Keystone House
Bremer James H., clerk Ludwig Prler, r. 825 Harri-
son
Bremer John H., groceries and liquors, NE cor Vallejo
and Larkin
Bremer Joseph (Joseph Bremer & Co.) r. 1228 Post
Brenier Joseph 6i Co. (Joseph Bremer) manufs
cigars and Importers leaf tobacco, 310 Sacramento
Bremer Nicholas, Russian and Turkish Baths, 722 Mont.
Bremer Otto A., gunsmith Heber & Moller, r. Alameda
Bremer William, teamster Empire Brewery, r. 825 Har-
rison
Bremer William H., insurance and general commission
agent, 310 Sacramento, r. Lick House
Bremer William T., bartender John Franetta, r. 825
Harrison
Bremermann Christian, bartender William Marshall,
r. 626 Sacramento
Bremeyer George, capitalist, r. 15 Glen Park Av
Bremkamp Clara, domestic 909 Taylor
Bremmerman Henry, laborer Joseph Newbauer, r. 212
Main
Bremner George, salesman Tobln, Davisson & Co., r.
126 Tyler
Bremner George St. J., salesman S. Mosgrove & Brc,
r. 130 Tyler
Brenard John, watchman, r. 2012 Pacific Av
Brendle M. (Rebstock & Brendle) r. 22 Turk
Brcnemar Louis, salesman Ackerman Bros., r. 607
Greenwich
Brener John, hostler W. N. Wade, r. 710 Broadway
Brengle George C, watchmaker H. A. Roberts, r. 211
Sixteenth
Brenham Betty, widow, r. 1003 Sutter
Brenham Edward, r. 357 First
Brennan .^nnie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. M. G. Allen, r.
521 Bryant
Brennan Bridget, domestic SE cor Sacramento and
Buchanan
Brennan Cecilia, domestic 501 Geary
Brennan Daniel, frultdealer, r. 207 Pacific
Brennan Dennis, laborer Mission Rock, r, 330 Third
Brennan E., helper RIsdon I. and L. Works
Brennan E. Mrs., r. 515 Geary
Brennan Edmund, wagonuiaker John W. Farren, r. 12
Howard
Brennan Edward, laborer, r. 19 Welsh
Brennan Emmet, springmaker Cal. Spring Manuf . Co.,
r. 211 Clara
Brennan Frank, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
532 Howard
Brennan James, bartender, r. 28 Zoe
Brennan James, clerk Eeane Bros., r. 251 Clementina
Brennan James, dairyman, r. S s Clay, bet Broderick
and Baker
Brennan James, calker Spring "Valley Water Works, r.
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Brennan James, springmaker Cal. Spring Mauuf . Co.'
r. 211 Clara
Brennan James E., salesman Schafer & Co., r. 652 Na-
toma
Brennan James F.. r. 1807 Stockton
Brennan J. F., agent Gas Economist, 331 Kearny, t.
'*■-■ Petaluma
Brennan John, bootmaker, 11 Sutter, r. 620 Stevenson
Brennan John (Kennedy & Brennan) r. Nucltiia House
Brennan John, machinist, r. Montgomery's Hott-l
Brennan John, seaman, r. 2 Liberty
Brennan John, stairbuilder, r. 419 Clementina
Brennan Jolin C, milk ranch, and deputy sheriff, r. 8
8 Filbert, bet Pierce and Steiner
Brennan John T., porter Hoffman & Co., r. 8E cor
Mif Santa Clara and Utah
Brennan Lawrence, clerk Milton Andros, r. 10 La-
fayette PI
Brennan Martin, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken, r.
Tiger Hotel
Brennan Martin, clerk, r. 837 Mission
Brennan Ittartin, foundrymau, r. 2410 Mission
Brennan Martin, porter W. Cohen & Co., r. 1119
Greenwich
Brc-nnnn Martin J. (Martin & Brennan) r. W 8 Noe,
bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Brennan Matthew J., cashier Martin J. Flavin, r. 615
Geary
Brennan Michael, r. 78 Everett
Brennan Michael, speculator, r. 230 Minna
Brennan Michael, Stonecutters' Pro. Assn, 818 Howard
Brennan Michael T., salesman Blocbman & Cerf, r.
211 Clara
Brennan Patrick, laborer, r. 243 Clara
Brennan Patrick J., gilder C. M.Plum & Co., r. 652
Natoma
Brennan lUchard, stone mason, r. 1519 Mission
Brennan Richard P. Kev., pastor Mission Dolores
Church, r. W s Dolores, bet Seventeenth and
Eighteenth
Brennan Thomas, r. 708 Commercial
Brennan Thomas, groceries and liriuors, 8 a Twenty-
flfth. bet Church and Chattanooga
Brennan Thomas, hack driver, r. 2 Alger PI
Brennan Thomas, laborer, r. Seventeenth Av, bet K
and L, South 8. F.
Brennan "Thomas, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother,
r. First, nr Harrison
Brennan Thomas, laborer freight dept Central Pac
RR.
Brennan Thomas, teamster, r. 225 Fulton, rear
Brennan Thomas C.,-varnisher, r. 515 Geary
Brennan Thomas J., clerk Glover & Willcomb, r. 8 b
Howard, nr Fourth
Brennan Thomas W., liquor saloon, NE cor Eeamj
and Clay. r. 931 Howard
Brennan William, bricklayer W. W. Montague Jc Co.,
r. 211 Clara
Brennan William, driver La Grande Laundry, r. 1254
Howard
Brennan William, liquor saloon, 815 Clay
Brrnnan William, longshoreman, r. 502 First
Brennan William L., milkman, r. 310 Tehama
Brennan William B., clerk forwarding dept Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 1529 Geary
Brennan. See Brannan
Brennemau Louis, expressman, NW cor Montgomery
and Sacramento, r. E s Church, bet Twenty-first
and Twenty-second
Brenner Carrie, domestic 1519 Van Ness Av
Brenner Oiistav. assistant bookkeeper Pac. Jewelry
Co., r. 1529 Post
Brenner Jost-ph, clerk Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co.,
r. 207 Post
Brenner Leopold, fish, 62 Centre Market, r. 1529 Post
Brenner Mary, widow, domentic 1519 Van Ness Av
Brenner Robert, domestic 1043 Folsom
Brenner William B., salesman Vutes & Co.. r. 1217
Pacific
Brenton John, deckhand Pacific M^il 88. City of Syd-
ney
Breny Jean, shoemaker Boisscau & Son, r. 324 Dupont
Breny Louis, shoemaker Louis Blanchctte, r. 9 Hinck-
' ley
I Brert'ton D. M., salesman 8. Mosgrovc J: Bro., r.
' Brun.swick House
I Brercton James, r. 514 Brannan
' Brereton John M., clerk Armes J: Dallam, r. Oak-
I land
Breschigna Pasqualo, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Mont.
Bresland H., Ship and Steamboat Join. Assn, Dash-
away Hall
Breslauer Benjamin, r. 1624 Sutter
Breslauer Henry, club room, 419 Pine, r. 803 Leav.
Breslauer Lipman (Simon & Breslauer) r. Lick House
Breslin Annie Miss, tailoress, r. 21 Park Av
Breslin Connell, barkeeper Owen Breslin, r. Cassius
Hotel
Breslin Delia Miss, dressmaker, 1205 Folsom
Breslin Daniel, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 21
Park Av
Breslin Edward, porter, r. 236 J^ Jessie
Breslin Jeremiah, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
321 Eighth
Breslin John, butcher William O'Brien, r. Mariposa,
nr Florida
Breslin John, stonecutter, r. 7 Ewer PI
Breslin John, wines and liquors, 123 Fremont, r. 411
Folsom
Breslin Laurence Rev., pastor Christian Doctrine Assn,
SW cor Kentucky and Napa
Breslin Madge Miss, seamstress La Grande Laundry,
r. 1205 Folsom
Breslin Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1205 Folsom
Breslin Mary, widow, r. 12U5 Folsom
Breslin Owen, proptr Cassius Hotel, NE cor Louisiana
and Sierra
Breslin Patrick, brassfinisher. r. 837 Folsom
Breslin Patrick O., driver Market St. RR., r. « Hubbard
Breslin William, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 3jj
Verona
Bresnahan Daniel, laborer Superintendent of Streets,
r. 213 Perry
Bresnahan Daniel, tanner John Coimihan, r. NW cor
Carolina and Santa Clara
Bresnahan Stephen, teamster Haste k Kirk, r. 660 Na-
toma
Bresnan JIaggie, domestic 1910 Stevenson
Bresnan Michael, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
Minna, nr New Montgomery
Bresse Louis, cook Henry Simon, r. 708 Larkiu
Bressette John. r. 423 Ninth
Bressingham E. Miss, dressmaker, r. Hancock House
Bresson Joseph, tobacco factory, r. 928 Pacific
Bretonnel Alfred J., jeweler J. V. Bretonnel, r. 1023 H
Sutter
Bretonnel Jules V.. Inpidary, 328 Bush, r. 1023H Sutter
Bn tt Abr.iham, butcher. r."346 Eleventh
Brett William i>., waiter Peter Johnson, r. 44 Louisa
Bretz Aaron J., conductor Market St. RR., r. 311
Seven ti-enth
Breuer Hcruiatin, groceries and liquors, NW cor Du-
pont and Vallejo, r. 532 Green
Breuer John T., tailor, r. 824 Pacific
Breuer. See Brewer and Brauer
Breuss Peter, gardener, r. 1422 Jackson
Brevet Charles, cook I.a Grande Laundry, E s Thir-
teenth, bet Folsom and Howard
Breviate of Records, Frederick W. Croudace publisher
and proptr, (120 Merchant
Brew Charles, upholsterer West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 748 Howard
Brew Nathaniel, shipwright, r. 748 Harrison
Brew T. J., agent Keaue Brt)8.,r. New York
Brewer E., insurance solicitor, r. 434 Fifth
Brewer Francis A., dentist, 8 Montgomiry, r. Oakland
Brewer George W., broker, r. 1011 Twentieth
Brewer Henry, clerk freight dept Central Pac. RR., r.
4 Oak Grove Av
Brewer Henry, waiter SS. Los Angeles, Broadway
Wharf
Brewer Jacob, patternmaker, r. 1711 Market
Brewer John, laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.
Brewer John, foreman Fxincke & Co., r. Sixth Av, bet
Q and R., South S. F.
Brewer John H., attorney at law, 330 Pine, room 50, r.
Oakland
Brewer John M., clerk Central Pac. RR., r. 4 Oak
Grove .\v
Brewer Josephine Mrs., r. 606 Powell
! Brewer Rudolph G., liquor taloon. 512 Front, r. 1'27
Olive Av
Brewer. See Breuer
Brewin Anna, widow, r. 176 Silver
Brewitt Ott*), music aept A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 148
Third
Brewster B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 118 Dupont
Brewster C. W., lithographer E<.lward Bosqui b Co.,
r. .534 Ellis
Brewster Daniel E., purser, r. 1003 Capp
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Brewster George, glazier and painter John Brewster,
r. 1621 Post
Brewster Henry, nighthancl Adelphi Theatre
Brewster Henry F., gilder, r. 937 Sacramento
Brewster J. E. Mrs., r. 534 Ellis
BREWSTER JOHN, gUzier and pain.
ter, 17 Belden, r. 1621 Post '
Brewster Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 127-131 Mont-
gomery
Brewster Rolla E., mining, 314 Mont., r. 234 Bush
Brewster William, rigger, SW cor Bryant and Fre-
mont, r. 1003 Capp
Brewton James G., wines and liquors, 422 Kearny, r.
331 Kearny
Brewton John C, lamplighter 8. F. Gas Light Ck)., r.
710 Vallejo
Breyhan Christian, harnessmaker Moritz Warschauer,
r. .110 Mason
Brian Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Briand Victor, tailor, r. 23 Xatoma
Bricea Constantino, drayman, r. 51.5 Union, rear
Brice George, lioalbuilder, r. 154 Minna
Brice George, hostler New Telegraph Stable, r. 613
Mifsion
Brice James, foreman blacksmith Pacific Mail SS.
Co., r. 740 Guerrero
Brice Martin, laborer, r. 154 Minna
Brice Thomas, r. 39 Minna
Briceno Christ, barber George Diefenbach, r. cor
Washington and Stockton
Briceno Jesus, r. 913 Stockton
Brich John, dishwasher Ahlborn House
Brick John G., messenger London and 8. F. Bank, r.
Alameda
Brick Timothy, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 9 Jessie
Brickell Henry, paper carrier, r. 1023 Green
Brickell John, capitalist, r. 1023 Green
Brickette Jean Battista, fruit and vegetables, 355
Turk, r. 6 Tyler
Brickette Thomas, salesman Martin J. Flavin, r. 6
Tyler
Brickley Ellen, widow, r. 729'^ Clementina
Brickley James, carpenter and builder, 729 Clem.
Brickley Johfi, clerk David Lasar, r. 729 J^ Clementina
Brickley John, Coopers' Pro. Assn, 767 Market
Brickley Jonn, peddler, r. 88 Brady
Brickley Margaret Mrs., groceries, r. 28^2 Freelon
Brickley Michael, policeman City Hall, r. 8 Lily Av
Brickley Peter, peddler, r. Cherubusco, nr Cortland
Av, B. H.
Brickley William, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 283^
Freelon
Brickwald Henry, driver Nicholas Bruns, r. 619
Davis
Brickwedel Charles H. Jr., freight clerk Pacific Mail
SS. South Carolina, r. 328 Brannan
Brickwedel Henry (Henry Brickwedel & Co.) r. 512
Franklin
Brickwedel Henry Jr., elevatorman new City Hall, r.
424 M Grove
Briclt^veclel Henry & Co. (Henry Brickwedel,
Martin Hencken and Henry Schroder) importers
and jobbers wines and liquors, 208 and 210 Front
Brickwedel Jacob, wines and liquors, NE cor Mission
and Fremont
Brickwedel John (Brickwedel & McQrevy) r. NE cor
Spear and Hnrrison
Brickwedel M. H., storekeeper Pacific Mail SS. City
of Panama, r. 328 Brannan
Brickwedel Rebecca, widow, r. 424J^ Grove
Brickwedel & McGreevy (John Brickwedel and John
McGreevy) liquor saloon, NE cor Spear and Har-
rison
Bride Annie, widow, r. 13 Park Av
Bride Maurice, laborer, r. 713 Clementina, rear
Brideson William, expressman, SW cor Pine and
Sansome, r. S s California, bet Polk and Van
Ness Av
Bridewell Mary B. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1606 Leav.
Bridewell Richard F., carpenter, r. 1606 Leav.
Bridge Charles T., office 224 California, r. 122 Post
Bridge E. L., r. 219 Dupont
Bridge Fred, clerk Benedict & Smith, r. 1717 Larkin
Bridge Frederick C, foreman United Carriage Co.,
r. 127 Keamy
Bridge Henry S., salesman Samuel R. Rhodes, r. 1717
Larkin
Bridge Matthew, mason and builder, r. 1717 Larkin
Bridge Samuel J., r. Occidental Hotel
Bridge William E. (McCord, Bridge & Co.) r. Arling-
ton House
Bridgeford William B., painter, r. 515 Hyde
Bridgeman Aggie Miss, r. 15 John
Bridgeman Frederick, deckhand stmr Constance,
Jackson St.Wharf
Bridgeman John W. (Glynn & Bridgeman) r. 907
O'Farrell
Bridgeport Consolidated Gravel Mining Co., Robert
D. Hopkins secretary, 240 Montgomery
Bridges Charles P., clerk, r. SW cor Franklin and
Greenwich
Bridges Frank, musician Tivoli Garden, r. 225 Sixth
Bridges George R., engineer N. B. and Mission B.B.
r. 431 Geary
Bridges Luke S., r. 432 Fifth
Bridges Marshall C, watchman, r. 858 Mission
Bridgewood George W., machinist William Hawkins, j
r. 322 Main
Bridgewood Joseph, engineer Engine No. 10, 8. F. F. j
D., r. 322 Main i
Bridgewood Samuel, engineer Engine No. 9, 8. F. F.
D., r. 322 Main
Bridgewood Samuel J., clerk, r. 322 Main
Bridgewood Elizabeth, widow, r. 1G09 O'Farrell I
Briefner Pincus, general merchandise, r. 621 Union
Briel August, butcher, r. Fifteenth Av, bet Q and R,
South S. F. ,
Briel Henry, r. 16 Dupont |
Briel John, upholsterer, r. 913 Sacramento
Brien .John, bottler Bay City Soda Water Co., r. 528 ^
Tehama
Brien Peter, teamster, r. 401 Fifth
Brien. See Bryan, Bryne and O'Brien
Brier Columbus C, teacher Urban Academy, r. Oak-
land
Brierley John, wood and coal, NW cor Seventeenth
and Alemany
Brlerton Annie, widow, r. N s Sixteenth, bet Guer-
rero and Dolores
Briesen Neal, sacksewer Eureka Warehouse, r. 518
Greenwich
I Brigaerts Gerard J., machinehand, r. 1717 Ellis
Brigaerts Joseph H., boxmaker Union Box Factory, r.
14 Bourbin PI
Brigatti Alexander, teamster, r. 37 Moss, rear
Briggs , seaman, r. Lindell House
Britigs Alfred W., engineer Folger, Schilling & Co., r.
1110 Clay
Briggs A. M., furnished rooms, 137 Montgomery, r.
Berkeley
Briggs Andrew, laborer, r. NW cor Filbert and Bu-
chanan
Briggs Arthur R. (Holloway & Briggs) r. 614 Sutter
Briggs Charles O., shipcarpenter, r. 2 Martha PI
Briggs Clarence B., machinist, r. 1720 Turk
Briggs Daniel, teamster, r. 605 Broadway
Briggs David, clerk, r. 31 Eddy
Briggs David H., messenger Surveyor's Office Custom
House, r. 101 Dupont
Brlgrgs E. & Co. (Edgar Briggs) cigars and tobacco,
646 Market
Briggs Edgar (E. Briggs & Co.) r. 632 Market
Briggs Edgar W., clerk E. Briggs & Co., r. 302 Kigh-
teenth
Briggs Edward, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r. 23
Jessie
Briggs Edward K., woodcarver, r. 30 O'Farrell, rear
Briggs F. Thomas, clerk A. Lusk & Co., r. 212 Sutter
Briggs George W., stoves and tinware, 502 Montgom-
ery Av, r. 523 Montgomery Av
Briggs" Horace H., phvsician, r. 9 Hubbard
Briggs Jane Mrs., r. 839 California
Briggs J.D., brickmason, r. 247 Second
Briggs Laura, widow, dressmaking and fancy goods,
36 Turk
Briggs L. M. Mrs., r. 206 Kearny
Briggs M., machinehand Fulda Brothers & Co., r. Oak-
land
Briggs Mary E., clerk U. S. Pension .^gent, r. Berkeley
Briggs Mattie Miss, dressmaker, r. 36 Turk
Briggs M. C. Rev., pastor Howard St. M. E. Church,
r. 9 Hubbard
Briggs M. E., conductor Market St. RR.
Briggs Spencer E., cigars and tobacco, 200 California,
r. 740 Grove
Briggs T. H., painter Pennycook & Longley, r. 212 Sut-
ter
Briggs Wilbur N., carpenter and builder, r. NW cor
Sanchez and Twenty-third
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Briggs William, driver United Carriage Co., Occiden-
tal Hotel, r. 236 HinDa
Briggs William R., capitalist, r. 2720 Mission
Brigham Calvin O. (BrigUam, Whitney & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Brigham Charles B., surgeon, 703 Market
BrighamiFrank £., clerk Brigham, Whitney & Co., r.
Oakland
Brigbam, "WlUtney Si Co. (Calvin O. Brigham,
Alvin P. Whitney, and John C. Hoppe) wholesale
dairy produce and provisions, 320 Front
Brigham William H. (Crane & Brigham) r. New York
Bright Harvey M., r. 716 Grove
Bright Henry P., seaman bark J. W. Seava, Mission
St. Wharf
Bright John, driver Chase & Wolfif, r. 231 Pacific
Bright Star Gold Mining Co. (Kern Co., Cal.) J. W.
Pew secretary, 310 Pine, room 15
Bright Thomas W. E., caterer, ly(W Laguna
Bright! ng Robert, cornicemaker George Hayes & Co.,
r. 539 Fifth
Brigman Martin, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Brignardelli Steffano, drayman, r. 533 Green, rear
Brignardello Emilia, widow, r. 70.5 Stockton
BriL'narJello John, laborer, r. N b Dunn Alley, nr
Kearny
Brignardello Luigi (Ravenna, Ghirardelli & Co.) r. 7
Scott PI
Brignole Antcmio, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Brignole G.. fruits and vegetables, 502 Ji Third
Brignoli Domingo, dumpcart, r. 70G Montgomery Av
Brignoli Louis, laborer, r. 17 Sonora PI
Brignone Domenico (Brignoue i: Co.) r. 622 Broadway
Brignone & Co. (Domenico Brignone and Giovanni
Podesta) hay, grain, etc., 620 Broadway
Brill Frank, clerk Btruard Frank, r. Golden Gate
Hotel
Brill Henrietta Miss, laundress, r. 634 Fulton
Brill John H., shoemaker, E s Michigan, bet Sierra
and Shasta
Brilliant Aaron, peddler, r. 420 IvyAv
Brilliant T., merchant, r. 317 Fell
Brillue Cliristian, baker, r. 1324 Filbert, rear
Brincatt Salvatori (Brincatt & De Manuel) r. W s Po-
trero Av, bet Tweuty-second and Twenty-third
Brincatt k De Manuel (Salvatori Brincattand Joseph
De Manuel) poultry, game, etc., 4 Clay St. Mar-
ket
Brlnckmann Adolph, seaman schr Bill the Butcher,
Howard St. Wharf
Brind Caleb, candymaker William S. Townsend, and
confectionery, 1508 Polk
Brindamann H., cook Pacific Mail 88. City of Sydney
Brindel Bridget, domestic 754 Bryant
Brindell William, stonemason, r. 1318 Dupont
Brindelson Henry, bartender J. G. Brewton, r. 331
Kearny
Brings , carbuilder, r. 536 Second
Brings Augustus, meterman Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 928 Montgomery
Brink Charles H., bartender 8. P. Collins k Co., r. 127
.MontgonuTy
Brink Jennie Miss, seamstress, r. 212 Sutter
Brinkerhoff Herman, first assistant engineer SS.
Oregon, Folsom St. Wharf
Brinkmann Annie, domestic N a Grove, bet Fillmore
and Steincr
Brinkmann Charles, longshoreman, r. 8 s Greenwich,
bet Montgomery and Bansome
Brinkmann Frederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
237 Langton
Brinkmann Henry, cigars and tobacco, 1005 Howard
Brinkmann H. F., cigarmaker Henry Brinkmann, r.
1005 Howard
Brinnon Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 116 Seventh
Brinsmade Charles E., observer Signal Service U. 8.
A., office and r. 42 Merchants' Exchange
Brlody Hugh, r. 2 Codman PI
Briody John, gasfitter, r. 707 Stockton
Briody Louise, widow, r. lO'.'l Lombard
Briody Margaret, domestic 1304 Post
Briody Philip, cornicemaker Geurgo Hayes & Co., r.
1112 '3 Bryant
Brion Frederick, bartender, r 21G Montgomery Av
Bilon Hern\an, brewer, r. 31 Lafayette
Briquet Antonio, waiter, r. 73G Vallejo, rear
Brisac Belnor F., salesman Murphy, Grant k Co.. r.
2618 Sacramento
Brisac Felix, canvasser Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Co., r. 633 Oapp
Brisbois Antoine, hamessmaker, 735 Brannan
Briscoe Anton, laborer, r. Teresa, ur St. Mary's Col-
lege
Briscoe H. P., capitalist, r. 502 Sutter
Briscoe Jos^, vegetable garden, N s Fell, bet Devisadero
and Broderick
Briseuo Frank E., bootblack and laundry stand, 413
Pine, r. SW cor Mason and Bay
Brisk Mary, widow, r. 1231 Folsom
Briskley William, waiter Occidental Hotel
Brislan Annie C, tailoress Jacob Jackson, r. S s Mari-
posa, bet Bryant Av and Florida
Brislan Mary, widow, r. S s Mariposa, bet Bryant Av
and Florida
Brisset Arthur, clerk Justinian Caire, r. 516 Greenwich
Bristol Henry C, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Co., r.
744 Harrison
Bristol Robert D., clerk serial dept A. L. Bancroft &
Co., r. 709 Ellis
Bristow T., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Britell Charles K., mining, r. 700 California
BritisU America Assurance Co. (of Toronto,
Can.) Butler & Halden general agents, 413 Cal.
British and Foreign Blarine Insurance
Co. (limited) Balfour, Guthrie & Co. agents, 316
California
British Benevolent Society of California,
John P. McCurrie secretary, rooms 730 Montgomery
British Consulate, William Lane Booker consul,
office 319 California
Briti.sh Mutual Benefit Society, rooms 232 Sutter
Britney Edward, sailmaker, r. 786 Harrison
Britt Eustackus, hidemerchant, r. 316 Eleventh
Britt Jacob, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Britt James E., plumber, r. 977 Bryaut
Britt Jami's W., shoemaker Charles McLennan, r. Bo-
nanza House
Britt JeflVrson, hostler Market St. RR".,r.l7190'Farrell
Britt M., hostler Sutter St. RR.
Britt William, fireman, r. 17 Frederick, rear
Brittaiu William, carriagesmith Isaac Pollard, r. 435
Twenty-second
Brittan Nathaniel J., capitalist, 314 Cal.,r. Union Club
Britten Michael, pork market, 427 Hayes
Britten William, physician, r. 905 Market
Britton George W., r. 1313 Taylor
Britton Henry L., tanner, r. cor San Bruno Road and
Twenty-ninth
Britton James, carpenter William Kreger, r. 1774 Fol.
Britton John, engineer Eagle Brewery, r. 1774 Folsom
Britton Joseph (Britton & Rey) and supt Clay St. Hill
RR., SW cor Clay and Leavenworth, r. 829 Union
Britton Let tie Mrs., r. 110 Hyde
Britton L. Philip, carpenter, r. 1219 Polk, rear
Britton Patrick, laborer, r. 125 Clinton, rear
Britton Patrick, laborer, r. E s Hartford, bet Eight-
eenth and Nineteenth
Britton William, laborer Eagle Brewery, r. 1774 Fol.
Britton & Rey (Joseph Britton and J. J. Rey) lithog-
raphers, 529 Commercial, cor Leidesdortt
Brlttou'8 Building, 109 California
Brltz Jacob, r. German Hotel
Brizzolara Charles, packer Ghirardelli & Danzel, r.
Oakland
Brizzolara Jacomo, cook Francisco Lucchettl, r. 519
Davis
Brizzolara L. (Brizzolara & Roccatagliata) 1015 Wash.
Brizzidara Viuceuzo, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Brizzolara & Roccatagliata (L. Brizzolara and G. B.
Roccatagliata) wood and coal, 1015 Washington
Bro Max, clerk Auerbach, Goldberg & Co., r. 815
Greenwich
Broa Jose 8., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Asan, 415)4
Dm mm
Broad Catherine, widow, r. 1226 Bush
Broad Charles K., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Hyde and Pine
Broad James, helper David Bush, r. 1222 Bush
Broad Robert. caiderS. F. Pioneer Wuolen Factory, r.
N 8 North Point, bet Larkin and Polk
Broad William, clerk Imperial, London, Northern, and
Queen Insurance Cos., r. 1001 Vallejo
Broad bent Charles W., salesman Marcus Brothers k
Co., r. 528 O'Farrell
Broadbent William E., machinist Fulton Iron Works,
r. 1027 Mission
Broadtleld Peter, special policeman, r. 421 Drumm
Broadhead James, r. 743 Pine
Broadhurst John, spinner Cal. Silk Manuf Co., r.
Eleventh Av, nr Railroad Av, South 8. F.
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Broadway Block, NW cor Broadway and Keamy
Broadway Brewery, Jacob Adams proptr, 637 Broad-
way
Broadway Orammar School, Broadway, bet Powell
and Mason
Broadway Hotel, John Donohue proptr, 212
Broadway-
Broadway Primary School, Broadway, bet Kearny and
Montgomery
Broadway U. S. Bonded Warehouse, Edwin Danforth
proptr, 723 Battery
Brock Mrs., r. Twentieth Av, nr K, South S. F.
Brock Charles, hackman, r. 639 Mission
Brock Charles, mining, x^lil Shipley
Brock Charles S., clerk L. Lebenbaum & Co., r. 525
Fulton
Brook Ernest, dentist, r. 638 Green
Brock GuBtave. portrait painter, studio and r. 73 St.
Ann's Building
Brock GuBtavus H., notice-server City and County At-
torney, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Brock James, grocer, r. 239 Perry
Brock Julien. clothing, 718 Washington, r. 1027 Clay
Brock Oscar W., shoemaker, r. 908 Sansome
Brock S., widow, dressmaker, r. 1633 Clay
Brock Samuel, teamster J. B. Shroyier, r. 18 Eleventh
Brock V,'. E., r. 305 Kearnv
Brock William, porter F. F. Jones, r. 421 Sansome
Brockett E., laborer Pacific Coast S8. Co.
Brockhoff William H., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Twenty-fourth and Bryant
Brocklebank Manuel T., real-estate, 606 Montgomery,
room 9. r. Palace Hotel
Brockman August, drayman, r. 648ii Natoms
Brockmau Harriet, widow, r. 1324 Sutter
Brockman Herman, laborer, r. 118 Gilbert
Brockmann Harry, clerk Becker Brothers, r. SE cor
Sutter and Leavenworth
Broco A., florist, cor Twenty-first Av and J, South
S. F.
Brod Edward, r. 409 Fourth
Brod Marcus (Kahn & Brod) r. Alameda
Broddy John, fireman stmr Mare Island, Berkeley
Ferry, r. 450 Main
Brodek Gustave, r. 1241 Folsom
Brodek S., merchant (of Bakersfield, Cal.) offices Bat-
tery, r. 128 Ninth
Broder Cornelius B., bookbinder, 419 Sacramento, r. 9
Welsh
Brodef John, clerk Matthias Gray, r. 9 Welsh
Broder Patrick, laborer, r. 9 Welsh
Broderick Annie, domestic 805 Hyde
Broderlck Benjamin, teamster, r. 307 Folsom
Broderick Charles, driver James Tomkinson, 57
Minna
Broderick James, tinsmith Freeman k Wrin, r. 24
Silver
Broderick John, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken,
r. 3 Sheridan, rear
Broderick John, coffee saloon, 41 Pacific, r. 52 Silver
Broderick John, expressman, 435 California, r. 1 Russ
Broderick John, painter, r. 7 Knss
Broderick John, shoemaker S. W. Eosenstock & Co.
Broderick John E., assistant License Collector, r. 43
Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Broderick John T., butcher Robert Clifford, r. 710
Brannan
Broderick John T., painter, r. 560 Minna
Broderick Michael, laborer, r. 5 Drumm
Broderick Michael A., stovemounter Holbrook, Mer-
rill & Stetson, r. cor Fair and California Ave
Broderick Minnie, domestic 2.506 Webster
Broderick Nellie, domestic 2319 Webster
Broderick P., teamster Superintendent of Streets
Broderick Patrick, foreman United Carriage Co., r.
122 Liberty
Broderick Patrick, hostler, r. 3034 >4 Sixteenth
Broderick Peter, purser stmr James M. Donahue, r.
24 Powell Av
Broderick Thomas, waiter Buss House, r. 147 Natoma
Broderick Thomas A., tailor, r. 409 Fourth
Broderick Thomas B., painter, r. 560 Minna
Broderick Thomas B., teamster Whittler, Fuller &
Co., r. 520 Folsom
Broderick Thomas J., boots and shoes, 112 Third, r.
413 Minna
Broderick Walter, laborer, r. 214 Broadway
Broderick William, r. 43 Jessie, bet Seventh and
Eighth
Broderick. See Brodrick
Brodersen William, porter A. Gansl & J. Cullen, r. 16
Twenty-sixth
Broderson Charles, longshoreman, r. 18)4 Frederick
Broderson W., second oflicer Pacific Coast SS. San Vi-
cente, office 416 Davis
Brodeur Georgie Miss, dressmaker, r. 309 Sixth
Broadhead John T., chief clerk Quartermaster's De-
partment r. S. A., 36 New Montgomery, room 5,
r. SE cor Pine and Powell
Brodhurst John, tailor, r. 306 J4 Jessie, rear
Brodie Agnes, widow, r. 82 Everett
Brodie James, machinist, r. 2217 Pine
Brodie James G., patternmaker, r. 2217 Pine
Brodie James R. (J. R. Brodie & Co.) r. 128 Silver
Brodie J. F., bellman Palace Hotel
Brodie John, tinsmith Pacific Coast Packing Co., r.
2015 Bi-yant
Brodie J. R. & Co. (James R. Brodie and Samuel
Valleau) steam book and job printers, 420 Clay
Brodie Samuel H. , counselor at law, 604 Mer-
chant, r. 923 Washington
Brodie. See Brody
Brodigan Nicholas, watchman Sutter St. RR., r. SE
cor Lagun.i and Greenwich
Brodigan Patrick, tailor, r. 304 Mini^
Brodine Benjamin O., bartender Albert N. Nelson, r.
SW cor Washington :ind Drumm
Brodowski Edmond Zbigneiw, conductor Central
RR., r. 567 Minna
Brodt John M., carpenter, r. 424 Stevenson
Brodt Joseph, r. 424 Stevenson
Brody J. F., waiter, r. 642 Mission
Broecker Frank, cigars and tobacco, 237 Fifth
Broecker Otto, printer F. Korbel & Bros., r. 237 Fifth
Broeinmel J. G. Berthold, apothecary, NW cor
Sixth and Mission
Brofield Rose Miss, hairdresser, 514 Geary
Brogan Catherine Mrs., burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, Black Point
Brogan Michael, proptr Abbotsford House, NW cor
Broadway and Larkin
Brogan Patrick, trackman Central RR., r. 3J4 Downey
Brogden Samuel, merchant, r. 634 Washington
Brohauey James, peddler, r. 34 Gilbert
Brokaw Abram, r. 1832 Eddy
Brokaw Edward, teamster, r. 9 Bluxome
Brokenshlre Charles R., printer, r. 636 Post
Brokman Wilhemina, domestic 233 Tyler
Brole George (G. B. Ferrea & Co.) r. E s Tenneesse,
bet Sierra and Nevada , rear
Brolley Daniel, first engineer stmr Transit, Oakland
Ferry, r. 137 Third
Brolly John, waiter U. S. Restaurant, r. 424 Sansome
Brom Charles, blacksmith, r. S 8 Jersey, bet Vicks-
burg aod Sanchez
Brombacher Jacob F., teamster, r. W s Utah, nr Ne-
vada
Bromberger Simon (Rosenthal, Feder & Co.) r. Nu-
cleus House
Bromley Charles B., employee Washington L. Brom-
ley, r. Oakland
Bromlev Edward R., messenger freight department
Central Pac. RR., r. 317 Ellis
Bromley George A., route agent U. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. 437 Tyler
Bromley George T., Port Warden, 626 Front, r. 437
Tyler
Bromley John H., machine hand, r. 655 Washington
Bromley Seth, bartender stmr Harriet, Jackson St.
Wharf
Bromley Thomas B., carpenter, r. 655 Washington
Bromley Washington L. (H. M. Ellsworth & Co.) r.
Oakland
Bromley William P., captain stmr Transit, Oakland
Ferry, r. East Oakland
Brommer Diedrich Mrs., widow, r. 2647 Mission
Brommer Henry (Whan & Brommer) r. 718 Grove
Brommer Sophie, widow, r. 2304 Howard
Brommond Edward, laundryman Occidental Hotel
Bromsen Charles, deckhand SS. Los Angeles, Broad-
way Wharf
Bromson Solomon, stationery, 1060)4 Howard
Brom.'tedt John H., saloonkeeper, r. 208 Steuart
Bromwell Louis L., general agent California Insur-
ance Co., 318 California, r. Oakland
Broneer Carl W. (Broneer & Smith) r. 1420 Broadway
Broneer & Smith (Carl W. Broneer and Charles Smith)
bakery and restaurant, 24 Third
Bronel — Mrs., shoefltter Buckingham & Hecht
Bronn Delia Miss, domestic 1716 Washington
WINDOW SHADES. I
Manufacturer of fine "WTXDO'W
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dent-es, S'.ores, Offices, etc., etc.
GEO. W.CLARK,
645 Market Street.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
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Bronn Marie E., widow, r. 1628 Stockton
Bronn Theodore A. P., bookkeeper Falkenstein & Co.,
r. 1713 California
Bronn Theodore A. P. Mrs., teacher mnsic, r. 1713 Cal.
Brons George, first nightcook Palace Hotel
Bronsdon Addie Jliss, r. 17 Mobs
Bronsdon James, brakesman Central Pac. KB., r. 413
Brannan
Bronsdon Phineas, railroad contractor, r. 17 Moss
Brouson Brantz, machinist Globe Iron Works, r. 36
Third
Bronson Celia C. Miss, r. 1352 Post
Bronson Cora Miss, r. The Baldwin
Bronson Henry H., nightwatchman Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 216^ Hickory Av
Bronson James, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Broocks Sigmund, cigurmaker H. Plagemann & Co., r.
California Hotel
Brook Allen, finisher S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 930>i Filbert
Brook Frederick, assayer Huhn & Luckhardt, 23 Ster.
Brook German, clerk John Boyle, r. 1326 Green
Brook Harry, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1326 Green
Brook Harry E., commission merchant, 40 California,
room 10. r. Ii35 Market
Brook Henry, dyer, r. S s Channel, bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth
Brook Joseph H. (Culley & Brook) r. 104 Powell
Brook Michael, peddler, r. 221 Clara
Brook Nettie, copyist R. G. Dun & Co.,r. 1326 Green
Brook William, cook, r. 424 Sansome
Brooke Brothers (George C. and James F.) ornamen-
tal and sign painters, 717 Market
Brooke Frank, salesman, r. 16 Hickory Av
Brooke George C. (Brooke Brothers) r. 253 Octavla
Brooke James F. (Brooke Brothers) r. 906 Market
Brooke T. Mrs., furnished rooms, 16 Hickory Av
Brooker Franz. Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Brookes Samuel M., artist, 611 Clay, r. N s Prospect
Av, nr Coso Av, B. H.
Brookes. See Brooks
Brookfield Arthur, bricklayer, r. 339 Clementina
Brookfield Harry, waiter The Baldwin
Brookings C.C., stockbroker, 405 California, r.Oaklnd
Brooklyn Consolidated Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.) J.
T. Mc-Geoghogan secretary, 318 Pine, room 13
Brooklyn, Fruit Vale and S. F. Express, Roundey &
Co. proptrs, 333 East
Brooklyn Hotel, Thomas W. Belt proptr, 210 and
212 Bush
Brooklyn Life Insurance Co., A. J. Bryant general
agent, 312 California
Brookman H., paver Superintendent of Streets
Brookmau H. J., Painters Pro. Union, 771 Market
Brooks A. J., compositor 8. F. Chronicle, r. 16 Turk
Brooks August, collector, r. 408 Greenwich
Brooks A. W., captain stmr Herald, Washington St.
Wharf
Brooks Benjamin, superintendent Empire Lodging
House, 636 Commercial, r. 606 Montgomery
Brooks Benjamin H., clerk general freight ofilce Cen-
tral Pac. RR., r. Marlborough House
Brooks Benjamin H,, attorney at law, 6 Mont-
gomery Av, second floor, r. 631 Harrison
Brooks Birdsey, lauudryniuu, r. N a Filbert, bet
Gough and (Jctavla
Brooks Charles, bartender Radovich & Uhrlandt, r.
5ii Kearny
Brooks Charles, ship joiner, r. 237 Oak
Brooks Charles G., clerk Bandmanu, Nielsen ft Co.
Brooks Charles W., r. Grand Hotel
Brooks Daniel S., stoves, r. 10 Carlos PI
Brooks David, driver William Hall, r. France Av, bet
Mis^iOQ and San Bruno Road
Brooks David C, r. 1J2 Taylor
Brooks Edward, operator Gold and Stock Tel. Co., r.
803 Montgomery
Brooks Edmund (estate of) (Reid k Brooks) 624 and
526 Sansome
Brooks Edward B., teacher, r. 509 Bryant
Brooks Edward R., law student M. M. Harkness, r.
509 Brynnt
Brooks Edwin 8., salesman American Tract Soc, 1. 17
Liberty
Brooks E. L. B., attorney at law, 850 Market, room 21,
r. 219 Hayes
Brooks Elisha, principal Eighth St. Grammar School,
r. 1726 Sutter
Brooks Frank, porter Hobart, Wood & Co., r. 116 Fell
Brooks Frank A., bookkeeper Dewey & Co., 202 San.
Brooks Frederick, stage manager Tivoli Garden, r.
917 Market
Brooks George, builder, r. 1706 Kearny -^ /^
Brooks George, engineer, r. 741 Natoma
Brooks George, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt ji Co., r.
609 Post
Brooks Harrison, clerk Nevada Bank of S. P. r. 1824
O'Farrell
Brooks Harry, clerk Charles Wehr, r. 1028 Wash.
Brooks Henry B. (George H. Tay & Co.) r. Ii508 Taylor
Brooks Henry E., r. 2530 Washington
Brooks Henry J., miller, r. 518 Howard
Brooks Henry N. (Patterson & Brooks) r. 623 Powell
Brooks Henry S., mining, 318 Pine, room 28, r.
458 Guerrero
Brooks James, capitalist, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Brooks James, captain stmr Petaluma, Saucelito Ferry
Brooks James F., assayer, r. 4.58 Guerrero
Brooks James H., miller Horace Davis & Co., r. 663
Mission
Brooks John, fireman Southern Pac. RK., r. 210 Six-
teenth '
Brooks Lincoln M., manufacturers' agent and com-
mission buyer, 204 California, room 4, r. Oakland
Brooks Lionel, clerk Adjutant General's Office, U.S.A.,
Presidio Reservation.
Brooks Maria, widow, r. 831 Vallejo, rear
Brooks Mary, widow, r. 204 Langton
Brooks Orion, cashier Cal. Electrical Works, 134 Sut-
ter, r. 231 Capp
Brooks Peyton H., weigher Seattle Coal aud Trans-
portation Co., r. Oakland
Brooks Rachel, domestic 712 Green
Brooks Richard M., clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Co.,
r. 1033 Sutter
Brooks Richard N., bookkeeper William Ward & Co., r.
2530 Washington
Brooks Robert C, proptr West End Distillery, 8 of
Ocean House Road, bet Mission and San Jose Road
Brooks Samuel Jr., millhand Fliineas Haskell, r. 062
Willow A.V
Brooks .Samuel H. , stockbroker, 439 California, r.
1727 Broadway
Brooks Samuel L., bricklayer and contractor, r. 408
Shipley
Brooks Sarah W. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 643 Minna
Brooks Stephen S., real-ostate, r. 804 Bush
Brooks Thomas, waiter Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba
Brooks Thomas A., waiter Pacific Coast SS. State of
California
Brooks Thomas H., bookkeeper Friedluider Bros., r.
122 Taylor '
Brooks Timothy W., mate schr Charles G. Wilson,
Union St. Wharf
Brooks William, porter S. Lachman &: Co., r. 612 Mis-
sion
Brooks William, purchasing clerk Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 1715 Vallejo
Brooks William H., janitor 8. F. Produce Exchange,
r. 208 Drumm
Brooks William M., shoemaker, r. 106 Dupont
Brooks W. L., clerk Carter & Cole, r. 1116 Leav.
Brooks. See Brookes
Broom James M., assistant clerk Chief Police, r. 318
Taylor
Brooman Emma Mrs., shoefltter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 219 Linden Av
Brophy Edmund, barkeeper, r. 817 Montgomery
Brophy Edward, r. 817 Montgomery
Brophy Ellen Miss, seamstress, r. 518 Stockton
Brophy George, gviard House Correction, r. W s Bart-
lett, bet "Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Brophy James, expressman, r. 510 Bartlett
Brophy James, laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.
Brophy James E. (Greg& Co.) r. 423 Harrison
Brophy James M., clerk M. Franklin & Brother, r.
W 8 Bartlett, btt Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Brophy John (Brophy k O'Neill) r. 241 Ninth
Brophy John, groceries, NW cor Boardman and Co-
lumbia PI
Brophy Michael, hostler Richard D. Ledgett, r. 1588
Bush
Brophy Michael C, assistant Ungraded School, r. 2600
Mission
Brophy Mining Co., Victor Fembach secretary, 9 and
10 S. F. Stock Exchange Building
Brophy Patrick, laborer, r. 612 Mission
Brophy Thomas, merchant, r. 423 Harrison
Brophy Timothy, laborer, r. 1 Freelon
Brophy W., r. 36 Clay
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES
Office, 33 Geary St.
I MAPnnMnilPU importer of and dealer in COAIi AND PIG IRON,
J. IfflHUUUIlUUun, 41 market Street, corner Spear.
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Brophy William F., horseshoer Brophy & O'Neill, r.
241 Ninth
Brophy & O'Neill (John Brophy and Francis O'Neill)
horseshoers, 2 Jones
Broquei Celestin, cook French Hospital
Brorsen Carrie, domestic 849 Harrison
Broreen Olof, teamster Rouse & Laws, r. 10 Wash.
Bros George, barber John Kiefer r. 317 Bush
Bros. See Bross
■f Brosen Andrew, carpenter, r. 857 Harrison
Brosi George E., liquor saloon, 37 Second, r. 1436 Miss
Brosin Charles, bartender Josejih Koster, r. NE cor
Geary and Central Av
BrosiuB Edmund S., £lerk Mastick, Belcher & Mas-
tick, r. 327 CFairell
Brossman Matthew, engineer Sutter St. RB.
Brosnahun Bartholomew, dummyman Sutter St. RR. ,
r. 29 Austin
Brosuahan Patrick, teamster, r. N s Laurel Av, bet
Webster and Buchanan
Brosuahan Stephen, laborer, r. 660 Natoma
Brosnan John, r. 150 Tehama
Brosuan John, teamster Empire Brewery
Brosnan John T., plumber Mission Eock.r. 1 Haggin
Brosuan Michael, laborer, r. 1 Haggin
Brosner Nicholas, shoemaker Andrew Russ, r. 431
Bush
Bross Jacob, barber John Kiefer, r. 243 Stevenson
Bross Josei)h, engineer tug Eate, r. NW cor Steuart
and Mission
Bross. Sep Bros
Bros.oard Frank, bookkeeper C. k F. Nauman, r. 613
Mission
Brosse S. C. Mme., teacher dresscutting, 421 J;S O'Far-
rell
Brothers Frank, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 544 How-
ard
Brothersen William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Brotherton , r. Columbia Hotel
Brotherton Robert, carpenter and builder, 616 Kearny,
r. Blundell House
Brotterson William, si aman, r. 104 Steuart
Brouders Michael, laborer Quartermaster's Dept U. S.
A., r. Columbia Hoti'l
Brough Albert, compositor Morning Call,r. 2001 Taylor
Brough Ann, widow, r. 2001 Taylor
Brough Edward, miner, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Brough John, seamah, r. 135 Folsom
Brough Michael, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Brough Walter, r. 1001 Taylor
Brougham John, barber, 631 Kearny, r. 312 Green
Brought'yn Harmon, farmer, San Miguel ranch. Ocean
House Road
Broughton Carrie Mrs., r. 930 Market
Broughton Charles, liquor saloon, 818 Clay, r. Stock-
ton, nr Clay
Broughton Coleman, Stonecutters' Pro. ABsn, 818
Howard
Broughton Jennie Miss, milliner, r. St. David's House
Broughton Napoleon L., speculator, r. 1026 Bush
Broullard John, carriagemaker T. D. S. Lamer, r.
1855 Stevenson
Brouquet Jean, barber, 319 Montgomery Av., r. 1320
Stockton
Brousse J. Henry, salesman B. Gost, r. 135 Fourth
Brousse John, salesman B. Gost, r. 135 Fourth
Brow George, bookkeeper, r. 961 Mission
Browell Charles, foreman Standard Shirt Factory, r.
423 Laguna
^ Browell Don C, salesman, r. 1710 Bush
I Browell James H., shipcalker, r. SE cor Francisco
I and Dupont
Bro-*vell JeremialL, contractor and manuf patent
chimneys, 442 Jackson, r. 217 Lombard
J Browell Jeremiah Jr., bookkeeper Erwin J. Crane, r.
"j 217 Lombard
H Browell William, coppersmith Charles W. Smith
Brower Annie, domestic 1309 Gough
Brower Charles L., cutter Standard Shirt Factory, r.
423 Laguna
Brower Daniel R., baker, r. 416 Fulton
Brower George W., printer P. E. Dougherty & Co., r.
2215 Pine
Brower John D., painter, 106 Liedesdorff, room 5, r.
36 Tehama
Brower Louis, driver Charles Doehring
Brower Theodore, compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
West End, Alameda Co.
Browers Mary Mrs., glovemaker Fred. H. Busby, r.
613 Mission
Browley John C, waiter U. 8. Restaurant, r. 209 Fair
Oaks
Brown Mrs., r. 1235 Market
Brown , tailor, r. 252 Clementina
Brown A. watchman S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
60 Jessie
Brown A. & Son (Archibald and William G. Brown)
milk can manufs, stoves and tinware, 39 Eddy
Brown A. B. Mrs., widow, r. 8 HoUis
Brown Abbie, widow, furnished rooms, 109 O'Far-
rell
Brown Abraham, bookkeeper Brown Brothers & Co.,
r. 824 O'Farrell
Brown Abraham B., carpenter, r. 215 Chattanooga
Brown Abraham L., printer, r. 828 O'Farrell
Brown Adolph, cigarmaker E. Goslinsky & Co., r. 645
Mission
Brown Agnes, widow, r. 1906 Polk
Brown Albert, captain schr Barkis, r. 1619 Dupont
Brown Albert, clerk freight dept Central Pac. RR., r.
1220 Hampshire
Brown Albert A., piaoomaker Charles R. Hall, r. 636
Market
Brown Alexander, cook, r. 905 Jackson
Brown Alexander, cook John Carstulovich, r. 1029
Larkin
Brown Alexander, rigger, r. NW cor Meigg's Wharf
and Fmncisco
Brown Alexander B., stock speculator, r. 1518 Larkin
Brown Alfred, waiter A. Wilson, r. 217 Stevenson
Brown Alfred, cooper, r. 25 Kausch
Brown AlonzoF., r. 1909 Buchanan
Brown Alviu B., watchman Central RR. stables, r.
NW cor Turk and Fillmore
Brown A. M. Miss, r. 423 O'Farrell
Brown Annie M. Mrs., assistant Hayes Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 405 Gough
Brown Andrew, baker, r. Hubbard House
Brown Andrew, blacksmith, r. NW cor Polk and Fell
Brown Andrew, calker Middlemas & Boole
Brown Andrew, horseshoer Michael Ford, r. cor
Tenth and Market
Brown Andrew, master schr Mose, Hxunboldt Wharf
Brown Andrew, porter, r. 521 Geary
Brown Andrew, pantryman Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Brown Andrew A., clerk William H. Stowell, r. 1513
Hyde
Brown Andrew W., machinist Southern Pac. RR., r.
1635 Mission
Brown Ann, widow, r. Fairmount Tract, nr School-
house
Browu Anna, widow, r. NW cor Howard and Twenty-
seventh
Brown Annie Mrs., r. 1225 Market
Brown Annie D., widow, r. 516 Sixth
Browu Anton, milkman, r. Lombard, bet Polk and
Van Ness Av
Brown Archibald (A. Brown & Son) r. 1011 Union
Brown Arthur, medical student, r. 1607 O'Farrell
Brown Arthur F., bookkeeper, r. 1112 Pierce
Brown Ashbel G., teacher St. Paulus School, r. 951
Mission
Brown August, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Brown Augustus, captain barkentlne Ella, r. 62 South
Park
Brown Barbara Mrs., dressmaker, r. 707 Vallejo
Brown B. C, clerk Charles Brown, r. 335 O'Farrell
Brown Benjamin, clerk Pekin Tea Co., r. 1635 Mission
Brown Benjamin W. (Michelssen, Browu & Co.) r.
911 Laguna
Brown Benton B., painter, r. Overland House
Browu B. L., principal West End Primary School
Brown-Blake Charlotte Mrs., physician and surgeon,
office and r. 435 Geary
Brown Brainard C. (Brown, Maxwell, Sumner & Dar-
neal) and olttcial reporter Superior Court, Depart-
ment No. 11, r. 1104 Market
Brown Brothers (Samuel M. and George W. Brown)
dealers needles, 60 St. Ann's Building
Brown Brothers & Co. (Lewis and Morris Brown and
Bahr Sheideman) agents Oregon City Woolen
Mills, 24 and 2C Sansome
Brown Brown, carpenter, r. 23 Ritch
Brown C. Miss, r. 1906 Polk
Brown C. seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of Sydney
Brown Caroline, widow, r. 931 Market
Brown Carrie Miss, r. 1511 Pine
Brown Catherine, widow, r. 844 Folsom
Brown Catherine, widow, r. N s Army, bet Church
and Sanchez
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Brown C. H., r. 27 Geary-
Brown Charles, r. W s Dolores, bet rifteenth and Six-
teenth
Brown Charles, cellarman G. Groezinger
Brown Charles, cigarmaker J. Casner & Co., r. W 6
Prospect, nr Coso Av, B. H.
Brown Charles, clerk Cluff Bros., r. 1011 Union
Brown Charles, cook bark Great Western, Mission St.
Wharf
Brown Charles, cooper, r. N s Filbert, bet Montgom-
ery and Sansome
Brown Charles, deckhand stmr El Capitan, Oakland
Ferry, r. 103 Sacramento
Brown Charles, expressman, SE cor Broadway and
Dupont, r. SW cor Broadway and Dupont
Brown Charles, first ofi&cer stnir Washington, Jack-
son St. Wharf
Brown Charles, laborer, r. Banks, nr Cortland Av,
B. H.
Brown Charles, mate schr Twilight, Beale St. Wharf
Brown Charles, painter Maurice C. Gimpel, r. 534
Valencia
Brown Charles, seaman, r. 256 Brannan
Brown Cliarles, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Brown Charles, seaman, r. 412 Folsom, rear
Brown Charles, seaman, r. 24 Howard
Brown Charles, seaman bark Cyane, r. 112 Sieuart
Brown Charles, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Brown Charles, seaman, r. 110 Townsend
Brown Charles, seaman, r. Keystone House
Brown Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Brown Charles, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Brown Charles, seaman schr John Frederick, Hum-
boldt Wharf >
Brown Charles, shoemaker, r. NW cor Polk and Fell
Brown Charles, stoves and tinware, 18 Dupont, r. 335
O'Fsrrell
Brown Charles, waiter Delmonico Bestaurant, r. 924
Washington
Brown Charles C. (Johnson & Brown) r. 606 Folsom
Brown Charles E., baggage agent Southern Pac. RR.,
r. 1035 Mission
Brown Charles E., r. SW cor California and Franklin
Brown Charles P., real-estate and fire insurance
agent, 37 Merchant's Exchange, r. 66 Clementina
Brown Charles F., tfamster, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet
Church and Chattanooga
Brown Charles G., butcher, r. NW cor Twenty-third
and Noe
Brown Charles H., bookkeeper E. & H. Moflfat, r. 1419
Post
Brown Charles H. (Charles H. Brown & Co.) r. 1
Geary PI
Brown Charles H., clerk Central Pac. RR. Stmrs,
Washington St. Wharf, r. Oakland
Brown Charles H. & Co. (Charles H. Brown and Tim-
othy Cotter) boarding stable, 113 O'Farrell
Brown Charles M., captiin stmr Jeunie Gong, r. 150
Perry
Brown Charles M., expressman, SW cor Sixth and
Folsom, r. 4 Elizabeth
Brown Charles W., seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Brown Charles W., teamster, r. NW cor Central Av
and Geary
Brown Chester, stair builder, r. 314 Bush
Brown Clara Miss, boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros., r. 711
Folsom
Brown Conrad, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. Berkeley
Brown CorneliuH, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Bruwn, Crni^ & Co. (Edward Brown, Homer A.
Craigand W. W. Haskell) general insurance agents,
215 Sansome
Brown D. & Co. (Daniel and Israel Brown and GrlflBn
Shaw) shipping and commission merchants,
wool, tallow, hides, grain and general merchan-
dise, 606 Montgomery
Brown Dana, lumber, r. 28 O'Farrell
Brown Daniel Cniitain, (T. W. Macfarlane k
Co., and D. Brown & Co.) teacher navigation and
advertising and Bubwcription agent, 606 Mont-
gomery, rooms 48 and 4'.t, r. 1308 I'aciflc
Brown Daniel J., sash and blindniaker, r. N s Powell
Av, bet Mission and California Av
Brown David, carpenter, r. 1231 Lombard
Brown David, carpenter, r. 224 Hermann
Brown David, clerk Bank British North America, r.
Oakland
Brown David, painter, r. Lindell House
Brown David, seaman sloop Ida, Jackson St. Wharf
Brown David A., bookkeeper N. Gray & Co., r. 25
Potter
Brown David B., wholesale and retail cooper stock,
106 Drumm (and Hogan & Co.) r. 137 Chestnut
Brown David C, grainer, r. 530 Jii Valencia
Brown David L., waiter George Miller, r. 321 Third
Brown David P., driver R. R. Swain & Co., r. 115 Na-
toma
Brown David P., teamster, cor Washington and
Drumm, r. SE cor Sierra and Indiana
Brown Dennis B., Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Brown Denton D., surveyor, r. 311 Polk
Brown Dillon H., paper hanger Frank G. Edwards, r.
12 Jackson
Brown Dora, r. Channel, bet Thirteenth and Four-
teenth
Brown E. Mrs., r. 101 Mason
Brown E., engineer Fulda Brothers & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Brown Edgar L., student Alison Van Denburgh, r. 8
Hollis
Brown Edmund J., porter Lohman & Coghill, r. 1833
Market
Brown Edward, r. 231 Second
Brown Edward, bookkeeper, r. 256 Jessie
Brown Edward (Brown, Craig & Co.) r. Fruit Vale
Brown Edward, bricklayer, r. 607 Ivy Av
Brown Edward, engineer A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. W s
Cook, N of Point Lobos Av
Brown Edward, groceries and liquors, SW cor Twen-
tieth and Columbia
Brown Edward, speculator, r. 1020 Market
Brown Edward, tinsmith, r. 25 Rausch
Brown Edward D., clerk Southern Pac. RR., r. 2122
Mission
Brown Edward L., bookkeeper Francisco Garcia, r.
327 Chestnut
Brown Edward M., printer Francis, Valentine & Co,,
r. 430 Greenwich
Brown Edwin T., bootmaker Healy & Casey, r. 403
Hayes
Brown Edwin W., clerk, r. 1635 Mission
Brown Eleanor C, widow, r. 536 Natoma
Brown Elizabeth Mrs. r. 18H Russ
Brown Elizabeth, widow, r. 27 DeBoom
Brown Elizabeth, widow, r. S s Lombard, bet Frank-
lin and Gough
Brown Elijah W., driver Julius C. Green, r. S s Ash
Av, nr Gouah
Brown Ellen, domestic 041 AVashington
Brown Ellen Mrs., millinery, 1003 Howard, r. 800)4
Twenty-second
Brown Ellen, widow, r. 121 Bartlett
Brown Ellis (N. Brown & Co.) r. New York
Brown Emeline V., widow, r. 929 Tyler
Brown Emma Miss, r. 0 Pleasant
Brown Emma J., lodgings, 1012 Mason
Brown Emmctt, printer Evening Bulletin
Brown E. O., real-estate and mining, 635 Clay, r. 515 J<S
Bush
Brown Ernest S., clerk Abramson & Brown, r. 116
Stockton
Brown E. T., shoemaker, r. 402 Hayes
Brown Etta Mrs., teacher music, r. 1143 Folsom
Brown Eugene, student Medical College of the
Pacific, r. 054 Folsom
Brown Eugene H., salesman Waterhouse & Lester, r.
1635 Mission
Brown Eva Miss, r. 817 Montgomei-y
Brown F., r. 1300)4 Stockton
Brown F. A., driver City Cab and Carriage Stables, r.
174 Jessie
Brown Fannie Miss, saleswoman, r. 817 Montgomery
Brown Francis, carpenter, r. 919 Stockton
Brown lYank, painter, r. 517 Hayes
Brown Frank, t'^amster Moore & McLaren, r. 14 Spear
1 rown Frank, tinsmith A. Brown & Son, r. 1011 Union
Brown Frederick, expressman, NW cor Steuart and
Howard, r. 1125 Columbia
Brown Frederick, janitor, r. 2 Elliot Park
Brown Frederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 213
Langton
Brown Frederick, porter Qreenebaum & Co., r. 117
Stockton
Brown Frederick, restaurant, 10 Steuart
Brown Frederick, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Brown Frederick, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Brown Frederick A., clerk, r. 16 Verona PI
Brown Frederick A., clerk Contra Costa Laundrj-
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Brown Frederick A., member Underwriters' Fire Pa-
trol No. 2, Grove, nr Polk
Brown Frederick J., engineer Evening Post, r. Ahl-
born House
Brown Frederick L., r. 3 Elliot Park
Brown Frederick T., sergeant police City Hall, r. 832
Howard
Brown Frederick W., porter Pac. Stock Exchange, r.
728 Howard
Brown O., driver United Cairiage Co., r. 917 Sutter
Brown George, baker, r. Hubbard House
Brown George, clerk Chi-istopher Cosgrove, r. 530
Minna
Brown George, clerk Ciafif Bros., r. 1011 Union
Brown George, fisherman, r. 119 Jackson
Brown George, helper melter and refiner's dept U. 8.
Mint, r. 1138 Howard
Brown George, lumberman, r. 31C Third
Brown George, painter, r. 8'ilJ<j Dolores
Brown George, principal Hayes Valley Grammar
School, r. The Windsor
Brown George, real-estate, r. 1714 Sacramento
Brown George A. { Brown & Perkins ) r. 916 Market
Brown Ge rge C, bookkeeper A. S. Hallidie, r. 1026
Washington
Brown George E., cooper, r. 25 Kausch
Brown George H., third mate ship Samuel Watts,
Front St. Wharf
Brown George H., teamster, r. N s Point LoboB Av,
nr Boyce
Brown George L., tanner Bichard Curtis, r. San Bruno
Hotel
Brown George S., salesman Huntinnton, Hopkins &
Co., r. East Oakland
Brown George W., (Brown Bros.) r. 139 Fourth
Brown George W., driver A. E. Swain, r. 409 Stev.
Brown George W., driver Central RR.
Brown George W.. miner, r. 121 Fulton
Brown George W., team&ter Matthias Gray, r. 1715
Leavenworth
Brown Georgia, widow, r. 925 Howard
Brown Georgie Mrs., r. 1021 Mission, rear
Brown Gideon H., dentist, oflice and r. 1612 Mission
Brown Grafton, waiter Palace Hotel
Brown Grafton T., lithographic artist, 540 Clay, r.
Oakland
Brown H. A., clerk, r. SW cor Jackson and Drumm
Brown Hamilton, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 221 Seventh
Brown Hannis, seaman schr Emilie Martin, r. 242
Jackson
Brown Harriet Miss, milliner, r. 333 Geary
Brown Harry, waiter, r. 617 Mission
Brown Harry R., machinist M. A. Graham, r. Lyon,
bet Sutter and Bush
Brown Harvey S., attorney at law Southern Pac. KB..
NE cor Fourth and Townseud, room 40, r. Oakland
Brown Heinrich, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Brown Henry, boarding, 810-814 Battery
Brown Henry, bookkeeper Henry Harmon, r. 930
Dolores
Brown Henry, cellarman J. Gundlach & Co., r. 512
Bush
Brown Henry, clerk, r. 630 Mission
Brown Henry, expressman, r. 4 Auburn
Brown Henry, clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 221 Seventh
Brown Henry, pressman Pac. Oil and Lead Works
Brown Henry, saloonkeeper, r. 1008 Kearny
Brown Henry, seaman, r. 415 East
Brown Henry, seaman schr Twilight, Beale St. Wharf
Brown Henry, waiter stmr Yosemite, r. 665 Mission
Brown Henry A., clerk Murdoch Campbell, r. NW cor
Howard and Twenty-seventh
Brown Henry A., paying teller banking dept Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 412 Taylor
•Brown Henry J., crockery and glassware, 414 Third,
r. 134 Perry
Brown Henry J., expressman, r. 7 Elizabeth
Brown Henry W., cabinetmaker, r. 1104 Mission
Brown Henry W., registry clerk Post OfiHce, r. 25
Dupont
Brown Heury W., sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r. 26}<S
Langton
Brown Herman W., clerk, r. 1114 Leavenworth
Brown House (The) Mrs. William Clark proprietress,
737 Howard
Brown Howard W., clerk quartermaster's dept U. 8. A.,
r. Oakland
Brown H. R. Mrs., r. 423 O'Farrell
Brown Hugo, steward Concordia Club, r. 608 Powell
Brown Irason C, builder, r. 730 Guerrero
Brown Isaac, seaman, r. 6 Clara Lane
Brown Isaac, waiter Arlington House, r. 914 Pacific
Brown Isaac W.W., butcher, r. 35 Oak Grove Av
Brown Israel (D. Brown & Co.) r. Londc^
Brown J., seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Brown James, asphaltum roofer, r. 40 First
Brown James, butther, r. 8 s Fifteenth Av, bet Land
M, South S. F.
Brown James, cutter Standard Shirt Factory, r. 1126^
Filbert
Brown James, extraman Engine No. 2, S. F. F. D., r.
607 Mission
Brown James, fireman Cutting Packing Co., r. 2 Bu-
chanan Alley
Brown James, foreman Chase & Wolff
Brown James, helper Pacific Rolling Mill, r. 8 S
Shasta, bet Michigan and Illinois
Brown James, laborer, r. 4 Gilbert
Brown James, laundryman, r. 1317 3<J Nutoma
Brown James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 24
Howard, rear
Brown James, milk ranch, E s Mission, opp Five
Mile Store
Brown James, salesman, r. 32 Fourth
Brown James, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba
Brown James, stevedore, r. 24 Stevenson
Brown James, wharf laborer Pacific Mail 88. Co.
Brown James A. (Willig & Brown) r. 524 Pine
Brown James A., teamster Lohman & Coghill, r. 6
Pleasant
Brown James B.,wallpaper,303 Dupont, r.566 Howard
Brown James D. (J. D. Brown & Co.) r. 137 Chestnut
Brown James E., janitor License Collector's Oflice, r.
1135 Clay
Brown James F., carpenter Cal. Planing Mills, r. 615 }<
Bush
Brown James M., repacker wool, r. NW cor Fifth and
Bluxome
Brown James S., warehouseman Wool Agency Ware-
house, r. 27 Erie
Brown James W. , salesman James H. Malone, r. 81
Fourth
Brown J. B., keeper Point Bonita Lighthouse
Brown J. C, r. 737 Howard
Brown J. C, captain stmr Transit, Oakland Ferry, r.
Oakland
Brown J. D. & Co. (James D. Brown) wood and coal,
22 Montgomery Av
Brown Jesse, accountant, r. Overland House
Brown Jesse, mining, r. 316 Third
Brown Jesse, second engineer stmr City of Stockton,
Washington St.Wharf
Brown Jesse B., carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. 215 Linden
Av
Brown J. F., seaman Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba
Brown J. G., carpenter Superintendent of Streets
Brown J. H., carpenter, r. N s Twenty-third, bet Ala-
bama and Columbia
Brown Johanna, widow, r. 6 Ridley
Brown John, r. 40 First
Brown John, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 131 J4
Shipley
Brown John, capitalist, r. 220 Third
Brown John, captain schr Adeline, India Dock
Brown John, carpenter, r. 217 Broadway
Brown John, clerk, r. 1307 Mission
Brown John, cook schr Sarah, Mission St.Wharf
Brown John, deckhand stmr Julia, Washington St.
Wharf
Brown John, first officer stmr McPherson, r. 3 Reed PI
Brown John, laborer, r. 937 Sacramento •
Brown John, laborer, r. 7 Water
Brown John, laborer John Smith, 214 Washington
Brown John, laborer 8. F. Cordage Factory, E s Penn-
sylvania Av, nr Nevada
Brown John, longshoreman, r. 19 Jessie
Brown John, longshoreman, r. 804 Third
Brown John, longshoreman, r. 313 Vallejo
Brown John, longshoreman, r. Keystone House
Brown John,night watchman Eisen Brothers, 12 Stev.
Brown John, painter, r. 15 Freeion, rear
Brown John, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Brown John, seaman, r. W s Ohio, bet Broadway and
Vallejo
Brown John, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Brown John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Brown John, seaman barkentinc North Bend, Green
St.Wharf
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Brown John, seaman schr Western Home, Beale St.
Wharf
Bro (vn John, seaman scow Charlotte, Howard St.What f
Brown John, shoemaker, r. 917 Sutter, rear
Brown John, shoemaker E. D. Nolan 4: Co., r. Serpen-
tine Av,^r Missiou
Browu John, soapmaker Richard Brown, r. Channel,
bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Browu John, sparmaker Castaer & McLellan, r. cor
Third and Berry
Brown John, stonecutter new City Hall
Brown John, teamster Korn & McCarthy
Brown John, waiter, r. 1 Eddy
Brown John, waiter Palare Hotel, r. 733 Folsom
Brown John A., painter J. O'Counell, r. 33 Welsh
Brjwu John A., porter Spear, Meade & Co., r. 2'213
Larkiu
Browu John D., civil engineer. 402 Mont., room 25
Brown John F., book and job printer, 535 Clay, r.NW
cor Mission and Willow Av
Brown John F., miner, r. 610 Fourth
Brown Johu J., carpenter, r. 108 Seventh
Brown Johu K., captain stmr Oakland, Oakland Ferry,
r. Alameda
Brown Johu O., messenger Lighthouse Engineer, r.
707 Valle.jo
Browu John P., heater Pac. Boiling Mill, r.W s Michi-
gan, bet Napa and Shasta
Brown John R. A., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.,r.
313 Sixth
Brown John W., draftsman Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 15 Rincon PI
Brown John W., steward, r. 248 Third
Brown John W., teamster, r. 629 Grove
Brown Joseph, bootblack, 1 Post, r. Ill New Mont.
Browu Joseijh, chickeu ranch.W of San Bruno Road,
nr Wolsey, University Mound Tract
Brown Joseph, clerk, r. 11 Jansen
Brown Joseph, cook L. Radovich & Co., r. 33 Perry
Brown Joseiih, miner, r. 1032 Market
Browu Joseph, printer A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 917
Sutter, n-ar
Brown Joseph, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Brown Joseph, shoemaker, r. 13 Page
Brown Joseph, teamster, r. North Point, bet Larkin
and Polk
Brown Joseph M., miner, r. 711 Tehama
Brown Joseph S., bricklayer, r. 129 Oak
Brown Julia, domestic 1315 Gough
Browu Julia, domestic 214 Shotwell
Browu Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. N 8 Twenty- third,
bet Alabama and Columbia
Brown Justice, engineer, r. 519 Vallejo
Brown Kate, domestic 717 Brannan
Brown Katie, domestic 1617 Sacramento
Brown Katie Miss, shoefltter Buckiugham & Hectat, r.
516 Sixth
Brown Laura Miss, shoefltter Kast & Co., r. 215 Chat-
tanooga
Browu Lawrence L., teacher, r. 2043 Mission
Brown Leo A., clerk George M.Wood & Co., r. E s Pot-
rero Av, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Brown Leonhard, baker Hemme & Renter, r. 1 Gardner
Alley
Brown Leslie, r. 36 Clay
Brown Lewis, expressman, r.W s Third Av, 8 of Point
Lobos Av
Brown Lewis, master mariner, r. 229 Sixth
Brown Lewis (Toklas, Brown & Co., and Brown
Brothers & Co.) r. 824 O'Farrell
Brown Lewis, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 538 Mission
Brown L. J., r. 14 Geary
Brown Lotus, laborer, r. 1143 Folsom
Brown Louis, butcher, r. 321 Third
Brown Louis, mate schr Elcho, Beale St. Wharf
Brown Louis, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Brown Louis, waiter, 512 Bush
Brown Louis P., seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Brown Maggie, domestic 1027 Green
Brown Manuel, barber, r. 2>4 Auburn
Brown Manuel E., varnisher Kragen & Geist, r. 184
Fourteenth
Brown Marctis, teamster James McDevitt
Brown Margaret, widow, r. 1035 Mission
Bro\vn Mark, extraman Hook and Ladder, No. 3, 8. F.
F. D.
Brown Martin, student, r. 21 Oak
Brown Martin C, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 8W
cor Maryland and Sierra
Brown Mary, domestic 322 Hayes
Brown Mary, domestic 413 Stockton
Brown Mary Miss, regaliamaker A. J. Plate & Co.
Brown Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 329 O'Farrell
Browu Mary, widow, r. 527 Geary, rear
Browu Mary, widow, r. 33 Hinckley
Brown Mary B., widow, r. 1917 Geary
Brown Mary W. , widow, r. 721 Bryant
Bro'wii, Dlaxvvell, Sumner <!te Dnrneal (B. C.
Brown, W.A. Maxwell, C. A. Sumner and Hervey
Darneal) , oflicial shorthand reporters, 604 March.
Browu McKenzie, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 233 Third
Brown Melvin E., student, r. 109 O'Farrell
Browu Michael, coachman The Baldwin
Brown Michael, plumber William F.Wilson
Browu Michael, teamster, r. 138 Silver
Brown Minnie, widow, furnished rooms and dress-
maker, 22 Fifth
Brown Morris (Toklas, Brown & Co., and Brown
Brothers & Co.) r. 828 O'Farrell
Brown Mortimer, cojipersmith George A. Tripp & Co.
Brown Moses P., clerk Merry, Faull & Co., r. 2606-
Sacramento
Brown N., coalpasser Paciiic Coast SS. Orizaba
Brown N. & Co. (Nathan and Ellis Brown, and Abra-
ham Rosenthal) manufs, importers and jobbers
clothing, 108 Battery
Brown Nathan (N. Brown & Co.) r. 724 O'Farrell
Brown Nellie, fitter Kullman, Salz & Co., r. 32 Eigh-
teenth
Brown Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1138 Howard
Brown Nellie Miss, glovemaker P. & F. G. Conklin, r.
414 Mission
Brown Nicholas, laborer, r. 3 Lick Alley
Brown Noah J., trunkmaker Fechheimer & Steele, r.
W s Alabama, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-
fourth
Brown Olof , teamster, r. 10 Washington
Brown Oscar J., second lieutenant Second Cavalry,
U. S. A., r. Presidio
Brown Patrick H., longshoreman, r. 507 Mission
Brown Peter, Master Mariners' Benev. Assn, Druids'
Hall
Browu Peter, r. 11 Jansen
Brown Peter (C. M. Judd k Co.) r. 712)i Tehama
Brown Peter, laborer, r. UOO Powell
Brown Peter, sailmaker Quartermaster's Dept U. S.
A., r. 148M Minna
Browu Peter, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Browu Philip, seaman, r. N s Filbert, bet Montgom-
ery and Sansome
Brown Rachel Miss, dressmaker, r. 830 Jackson
Browu Rachel F. Mrs., bakery and fruits. 1131 Pacific
Brown Raphael (of Abrahams Brothers iN: Co., Virginia
and Reno, Nev.) and bookkeener Toklas, Brown
& Co., r. 824 O'Farrell
Brown R. G., oflice 328 Montgomery, room 13, r. Oak-
land
Brown Richard, Rig. andStev. Union, 806 Moat.
Brotvn Richard, capitalist, r. S s Lombard, bet
Devisadcro and Broderick
Brown Richard, capitalist, 215 Sansome, r. 2330
Jones
Brown Richard, fruits and vtgetaViles, 911 Harrison
Browu Richard, porter Keane Brothers, r. 23 Jessie
Browu Richard, roofer W. H Wilson, r. 4 Hayward
Brown Richard, salesman J. J. O'Brien j: Co., r. 934
Howard
Brotvn Richard, soap mauuf, Channel, bet Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth
Brown Richard A., bellhauger, r. 414 Bartlett
Brown Riihard S., r. 5!<j Kearny
Brown Richard T. , clerk Henry Balzer & Co., r. 16
Howard Court
Brown Robert, carrier Morning Call, r. 2709 Mission
Brown Robert, cook, r. 152 Silver
Brown Rolaf C, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Brown Rosa, widow, furnished rooms, .322 Fifth *
Brown Rufus N., merchant, r. 2322 Washington
Brown Rutherford H., farmer, r. 2203 Steiner
Brown S., carpenter, r. 66 Brady
Brown 8. A. Mrs., r. 818 Turk
Browu Samuel, laborer Mrs. Israel Richards, r. 636
Bay
Browu Samuel, nlghtwatchman, r. 751 Folsom
Brown Samuel, sheepskin tanner Dominique Legallet,
r. Sixth Av, bet Q and R, South S. F.
Brown Samuel £., foreman composing room S. F.
News Letter, r. 9 Rausch
Brown Samuel H., salesman T. J. Bass k Co., r. 603
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Brown Samuel M. (Brown Brothers) r. 139 Fourth
Brown Samuel M., liquor saloon, 947 Folsom
Brown Samuel P., laborer, r. 639 Second
Brown Sarah, widow, r. i Bowles PI
Brown S. M., driver Central ER.
Brown S. O. (Karras & Brown) r. 1729 Broadway
Brown Spencer R., storekeeper O. & O. SS. Gaelic
Brown Stephen A., clerk C. A. Whitcomb, r. 227 Six-
teenth
Brown Stephen G., barber, 215 Sixteenth
Brown Susan, widow, r. 931 Sacramento
Brown Susan, widow, r. 982 Harrison
Brown S. W., clerk freight dept Central Pac. ER., r.
7-11 Market
Brown Sylvester P., teamster James A. Brown, r. 1319
Sacramento
Brown Theodore, clerk, r. 407 Union
Brown Thomas (Brown & Wall) r. E 8 Texas, bet
Sierra and Napa
Bro^vii Tliomas, cashier Bank of California, NW
cor California and Sansome, r. 1019 Bush
Brown Thomas, carpenter, r. 108 Minua
Brown Thomas, clerk James CahiU, r. 737 Brannan
Brown Thomas, coxswain U. S. revenue stmr Richard
Rush
Brown Thomas, laborer, r. 1 Jasper PI
Brown Thomas, porter Cohnreich Brothers
Brown Thomas, Rig. and Stev. Union Assn., 806
Montgomery
Brown Thomas, sash and blindmaker, r. N s Powell
Av, bft Mission and California Av
Brown Thomas, seaman, r. 804 Third
Brown Thomas, second steward stmr Yosemite, r. 703
Greenwich
Brown Thomas, selector Wangenheim, Sternheim &
Co., r. SW cor Fourteenth Av and R, South S. F.
Brown Thomas, shipwright, r. 822 Laguna
Bro^vn Thomas, superintendent California Market,
office California Market, r. 1911 Sutter
Brown Thomas, waiter, r. 817 Montgomery
Brown Thomas, wines and liquors, 821 Market
Brown Thomas A., photographer, 606 Kearny, r. 1786
Folsom
Brown Thomas D., machinehand Phineas Haskell, r.
43 Powell
Brown Thomas G., teamster Adams & Butler, r. 8
Clementina
Brown T. M. Mrs., r. 510 Folsom
Brown Walter B., telegraph operator, r. 66 Clem.
Brown Walter S. (Brown & Metzner) r. 108 Ellis
Brown Walter S., engineer, r. 1150}^ Folsom
Brown Ward, clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
405 Gnugh
Brown W. H. & Co. (William H. Brown) fruits
and vegetables, 20 and 21 California Market
Brown W. Hall, capitalist, r. 2202 Mission
Brown Wilbur K., member Underwriters' Fire Patrol
No. 2, Grove, nr Polk
Brown Willard B., compositor Figaro, r. 326 O'Farrell
Brown William, r. 714 Ellis
Brown William, r. 716 Bay
Brown William, baker, r. Hubbard House
Brown William, butcher, r. cor Railroad and Fifth
Avs, South S."F.
Brown William, calker Middlemag & Boole
Brown William, captain schr Basques, Berry St.
Wharf, r. Bernal Heights
Brown William, clerk Sharp & Spencer, r. 13 Grand
Av
Brown William, deckhand stmr Sonoma, Washington
St. Wharf
Brown William, driver Market St. RR., r. SW cor Ellis
and Steiner
Brown William, furniture repairer, r. 1246 Folsom
Brown William, gardener Calvin W. Kellogg, 415
O'Farrell
Brown William, laborer, r. 17 Fourth
Brown William, laborer Golden City Chemical Works,
r. 7 Geneva
Brown William, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Brown William, mate schr Excelsior, Mission St.
Wharf, r. 100 J4 Jackson
Brown William, merchant, r. Overland House
Brown William, painter Hugh Q, Jarman, r. 821
Dolores
Brown William, sawmaker, 224 Jackson, r. 920 Union
Brown William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Brown William, seaman, r. SE cor Harrison and
Spear
Brown William, seaman, r. Weston House
Brown William, Seaman, r. 190G Polk
Brown William, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Brown William, seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York
Brown William, stonecutter, r. South Park House
Brown William, superintendent Potrero Marine Rail-
way, r. W sMaryland, bet Sierra and Humboldt
Brown William, tinsmith, r. 519 Grove
Brown William, waiter Baldwin's Dining Palace, r.
665 Mission
Brown William A., clerk A. E. Swain, r. 636 Market
Brown William A., engineer, r. 718 Bay
Brown William A., foreman Blake, Bobbins & Co., r.
2043 Mission
Brown William A., porter Brady & Farrelly, r. 242
Minna
Brown William A., wood dealer, r. 104 Frealon
Brown William C, clerk William Helmuth, r. 1104
Mission
Brown William C, clerk William T. Coleman & Co.,
r. 1019 Bush
Brown William C, printer, 419 Sacramento, r. 917
Sutter, rear
Brown William E., first assistant engineer O. & O. SS.
Belgic
Brown William E., office NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, room 42, r. Palace Hotel
Brown William G. (A. Brown & Son) r. 519 Grove
Bro>vn William H. ( W. H. Brown & Co.) and proptr
Arlington House, 127 Kearny
Brown William H., capitalist, r. 2202 Mission
Brown William H., contractor night work, 6 Mills PI,
r. Vandewater, nr Meiggs' Wharf
Brown William H., salesman Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,
r. 1511 Post
Brown William H., teamster J. B. Shroyier, r. 839
Jackson
Brown William K., member Underwriters' Fire Patrol
No. 2, r. Birch Av, bet Larkin and Polk
Brown William N., shipcarpenter, r. 645 Folsom
Brown William P., r. 114 Bernard
Brown William P., salesman, r. 1622 Broadway
Brown William S., machinist, r. 66 Brady
Brown William W., bookkeeper Howe & Hall, r. 1619)f
Leavenworth
Brown W. J., r. 200 Post
Brown W. P., lumberman, r. 529 Sacramento
Brown W. W., seaman, r. 837 Folsom
Brown Zelotus W., r. 26 J^ Langton
Brown 6i Metzner (Walter S. Brown and William
Metzner) agents Corticelli silk and dealers Balti-
more cigars, and Worcester sauce, 549 Market
Brown & Perkins (George A. Brown and George F.
Perkins) liquor saloon, SE cor Montgomery and
Washington
Brown & Wall (Thomas Brown and Patrick Wall)
dairy, E s Texas, bet Sierra and Napa
Brown. See Braun and Browne
Browne Carl, draftsman new City Hall, r. 320 Hyde
Browne Christopher R., clerk Fireman's Fund Insur-
ance Co., r. 506 Powell
Browne Frank E., salesman, r. 793 Mission
Browne Harry, driver John J. Dufly, r. 512 Fulton
Browne Jacob L., secretary Bank of San Francisco, Q3
S. F. Stock Exchange Building, r. Oakland
Browne James G. W., clerk, r. 89 Brady
Browne John M., clerk Charles A. Bailey, r. Oak-
land
Browne J. S., watchman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Peking
Browne Lizzie J. Miss, r. NE cor Center and Carolina
Browne Marguerite L., widow, r. NE cor Center and
Carolina
Browne Minnie B. Miss, r. NE cor Center and Caro-
lina
Browne Nelson H., clerk S. B. Wakefield & Co., r. 2705
Bush
Browne N. V., painter, r. 22 Turk
Browne P. D., insurancebroker, 215 San., r. Oakland
Browne Robert T., whitener and extraman Hose No.
3, r. Alabama, bet Twenty -third and Twenty-
fourth
Browne Spencer C, real estate oflice, 320 Sansome,
room 57, r. Oakland
Browne Thomas J., tailor, r. W s Scott, nr Cortland
Av, B. H.
Browne. See Braun and Brown
Brownell D. C, salesman Carolan, Cory & Co., r. 1710
Bush
Brownell Henry, master mariner, r. Stanford Hotel
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Browning August, gunsmith, bell hanger, etc., 651
Clay, r. 1335 Pine
Browning Henry J., clerk A. Browning, r. 1335 Pine
Browning Jacob, teamsier, r. 309 Polk
Browning Jeremiah, teamster, 8W cor Larkin and
McAllister
Browning John (Browning k Scheele) r. 000 Nine-
teenth
Browning John N., shipping clerk American Sugar
Refinery, r. 771 Folsom
Browning Joseph, tinsmith Continental Oil and Trans-
portation Co., r. Tiger Hotel
Browning Walter, milkman, r. 322 Fifth
Browning William, liquor saloon, .541 Clay, r. 771 Fol.
Browning & Scheele (John Browning and Hermann
F. Srheele) groceries and liquors, NW cor Mission
and Nineteenth
Brownlee James, painter Hugh G. -Jarman
Brownlee J. Clarke, news dealer. The Baldwin, r.
1059 Mission
Brownlee Jesse S., cabinetmaker West Coast Furni-
ture Co., r. 1059 Mission
Brownlie Jessie G., widow, r. E s Diamond, bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Brownlie Robert G., tinsmith John G. lis, r. E s Dia-
mond, bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Brownlow Charles B. .special policeman, r. 602 Stock.
Brownridge Robert, r. 644 Twenty-third
Brownstein Daniel, r. 1017 Post
Brownstein George (E. Goslinsky & Co.) r. 1017 Post
Brownstein Jacob, capitalist, 219 Battery, 1315 Cal.
Brownsion Moses, r. 941 Folsom
Brownstone Isaac, groceries and liquors, NE cor Lar-
kin and Post
Brownstone Joseph, clerk Isaac Brownstone, r. NE
cor Larkin and Post
Broyer Herman, driver Jackson Brewery, r. 1428 Miss.
Broyer Jolin, groceries and liquors, 623 Second, r.
15 Rincon Av
Broyles John, seaman Bchr San Diego, Humboldt
Wharf
Broz Edward, varnlsher F. Korbel & Bros., r. B s Ala-
bama, bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Broz Frank, cigar boxmaker, r. £ s Alabama, bet
Twentieth and Twenty-first
Brozzone Autone, expressman, r. 627H Grove
Bru John, shoemaker, 1220 Powell
Bru Madelaine, Mrs., vestmaker, r. 1220 Powell
Brubacher Theodore, laundrymuu, r. 202 Twenty-third
Brubacher. See Bruhbacher
Brubaker Effinger, expressman, r. 9 Grand Av
Bruce Mrs., widcjw, r. Sixteenth Av.bet P and Q
Bruce Alexander, fifth engineer Pacific Mail SS. Aus-
tralia
Bmce Donald, printer Chinese and labels, 618
Sacramento, r. 1010 Hyde
Bruce Henry, laborer, r. 4 Goodsell PI
Bruce Henry, salesman Bernard Gost, r. 212 Fourth
Bruce Herbert E., milkranch, W s San Bruno road, nr
Twenty-eighth, office 35 Eddy
Bruce James H., master mariner, r. 1218 Jackson
Bruce James S. Mrs., widow, r. 1218 Jackson
Bruce Jessie Mrs., seamstress, r. Overland House
Bruce John, contractor and builder, r. 2020 Mission
Bruce John, molder, r. 621 Howard
Bruce Josephine, lodgings, 310 Montgomery At
Bruce L. Mrs., r. til7 Mission
Bruce Michael, cook, r. 243 Minna, rear
Bruce Richard, house and sign painter, 145 Third, r.
Elcho House
Bruce Robert, carpenter and builder, r. 1818 Laguna
Bruce Robert Jr., marblecutter, r. 1818 Laguna
Bruce Robert C, with Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 666
Seventeenth
Bruce Samuel C, capitalist, 410 California, r. 830 Pac.
Bruce Susan C, widow, r. 2324 Fillmore
Bruce Thomas, laborer, r. 103 Minna
Bruce Thomas, longshoreman, r. SW cor Mission and
Spear
Bruce William, peddler, r. Jersey, bet Castro and Noe
Bruce William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bruce Alexander, physician, office 742 Broadway, r.
1415 Powell
Bruck Alexander, physician, office NE cor Broadway
and Powell, r. 1415 Powell
Briick C. H., upholsterer William Behlow, r. 864 Fol-
Briick Hermann Rev., pastor German M. £. Church,
r. 864 Folsom
Bruck S., tailor, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Briick. See Brueck
Brucker August, gilder Matthew D. Nile, r. 6 Jasper
PI, rear
Briickmann Moritz K., clerk Degener & Co., r. 207
Thirteenth
Bruckner William, mining engineer and metallurgist,
328 Montgomery, room 16, r. Oakland
Brueck William, druggist, r. 37 Oak Grove Av
Bruen Mary L. Miss, r. 1434 California
Bruenn H., niillhand Eisen Bros., 12 Stevenson
Bruer Barbara, widow, r. 938 Howard
Bruer Heury. fresco painter, r. 938 Howard
Briigge George (Brugge & Sorenseu, and Brugge jt
Baettge) r. 110 Washington
Briigge Louis, r. Hansa Hotel
Brugge i: Baettge (George Briigge and Peter Baettge)
livery and sale stables, 110 Washington
Brugge & Sorenseu (George Briigge and John Soren-
son) boarding stable, 55 Clay
Bruggeman Henry, asphaltum roofer, 208 Sutter, r.
31 Langton
Brng'gemaun Henry, merchant tailor, 526 Mont-
gomery, r. 503 Union
Bruguiere Adolph, capitalist, r. 719 Green
Bruguiere Antonia, widow, r. 1625}^ Pine
Bruguiere Emil A., with Sather & Co.. r. 1800 Frank-
lin
Bruhbacher John, valet John Parrott, 620 Folsom
Bruhn Daniel, porter A. C. Nichols & Co., r. 341 Bry-
ant
Bruhn Peter F., porter Kelly, Henderson & Gilchris*,
r. 10U7 Stockton
Bruhns Charles A., sawmaker William Brown, r. N 8
Greenwich, nr Montgomery
Bruhns Hans W., liquor saloon and restaurant, 8E cor
Filbert and Battery, r. 411 Dolores
Bruhns Henry, r. N s Greenwich, bet Sansome and
Montgomery
Bruhas Julius H., hamessmaker William Davis, 903
Greenwich
Bruhns. See Bruns
Bruier .\nthony, packer Sadler & Co., r. Oakland
Bruin John, laborer, r. 33 Jessie
Briilyo Christian, baker J. Schulz & Co., r. NE cor
Polk and Filbert
Brumagim John M., attorney at law and real-estate
agent, 34 Nevada Block, r. 1315 Mason
Brumagim Mark, r. 1800 Laguna
Brumagim Walton, r. 1800 Laguna
Bnunan Aaron, merchant, r. 262 Octavia
Bruml Simon (Shoenbtrg & Co.) r. 626 Hayes
Brumm Carl, blacksmith Pac. Improvement Co.
Brumm Jacob, broker, r. 923 Gearv
Brummer John, engineer Albany Brewery, r. 75 Ev-
erett
Brun J. B., bakery, 327 Montgomery Av
Brun. See Brune, Brunn and Bruun
Brunckhorst C. Louis, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. 9
Elliot Park
Brundage Charles G., drawbridge-tender Mission Bay
Bridge Co., r. S s Channel, bet Third and Fourth
Brundage Charles G. Jr., drawbridge-tender Mission
Bay Bridge Co., r. Toll House, Long Bridge
Brundage Jesse P., butcher, 2201 Polk, r. 15 Bonita
Brune Annie, domestic 107 Capp
Brune August, manuf and wholesale cigars, 227 Clay,
r. 1501 De\isadero.
Brune Aufrust Ef., physician and surgeon, 23
Kearny, r. 423 Tyler
Brune Diedrich (Jaenecke & Brune) r. 8E. cor Third
and Harrison
Brune Henry (Naber, Alfs & Brune) r. 107 Capp
Brune Manuel, barber J. P. Rosa, r. 254 Auburn
Brune Simeon, glovemaker, r. 626 Hayes
Brunei John, clerk Alexander Levy, r 18 Stockton
Bruneukaut Conrad, driver Adam Eck, r. 804 Greeor
wich
Bruner Henry 8,, transfer clerk W. U. Tel. Co., r. W •
Lyon, bet Sutter and Bush
Bruner James D., salesman Raymond & Wilshire, r.
2924 Clay
Bruner John, brewer S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 2315 Ma-
son, rear
Bruner J. W. Mrs., r. The Baldwin
Bruner Thomas H., waiter Union Club
Bruner WUIiani U., physician, 23 Post
Bruner. See Brunuer
Bruuet Eugene, jeweler and diamond setter, 614 Mercta.
Bmiii .\ngolo, shirtmaker, r. 521 Green
Brunier Eugene, bottle depot, 1019 Kearny, r. i
Scott PI
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Briinig Christian, saloon, 49 Stevenson, r. 79 Stev.
Brunig Pauline, domestic 1002 Howard
Bruning William, proptr S. F. Soda Works, 733 Union
Brunings Martin (Brunings & Myers) r. Tll.Califoruia
Bruningg & Myers (Martin Brunings and Harry My-
ers) wines and liquors, junction Market and Post
Brunjes Diederich, groceries and liquors, W s Mission,
or County hoad, iive miles from old City Hall
Brniijes Henry, groceries and liquors, 430 Bran.
Brunjes Jacob, groceries and liquors, SE cor Kearny
and Vallejo
Brunjes John C, teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NE
cor Brannan and Eighth
Brunn Abram J., reail-estate, 502 Kearny, r. Seattle,
W. T.
Brunn Fritz, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Brunn Hermann, bookkeeper M. Wunsch & Co., r. 206
Kearny
Brunn J. Mrs., bookkeeper Levi Strauss & Co., r. 923
Geary
Brunn Jacob, bookkeeper Jacob Salomon, r.923 Geary
Brunn. See Brun, Brune and Bruun
Brunne Adolphus, teacher vocal and instrumental
music, 1320 Stockton
Brunner Adolph L., bookkeeper Schweitzer, Sachs &
Co., r. 2524 Washington
Brunner Albert John, clerk John W. Dwinelle, r. 714
Grove
Brimner Andrew, butcher, r. W s Fourteenth Av, nr
P, South S. F.
Brunner B. P., r. Palace Hotel
Brunner Henry, stock clerk Schweitzer, Sachs & Co.,
r. 2524 Washington
Brunner Jacob A., insurance broker, 225 Sansome, r.
2524 Washington
Brunner Louis, books and stationery, 339 Hayes, r. 714
Grove
Brunner Rosalie Miss, teacher music, r. 714 Grove
Brunner. See Bruner
Brunnert Herman, salesman George Moock, r. 131
Fell
Brunniug Charles, r. 711 California
Bruno Nicola, vegetables, fruits, etc., 407 Broadway
Brunotte Henry, gunsmith A. J. Plate & Co., r. 10
August Alley
Brunotte Louis, tailor Christian Zinna, r. 10 August
Alley
Brunotte Paul, gunsmith Chr. Adams, r. 10 August
Alley
Bruns Albert, painter, r. 939 Valencia
Br una Annie Mrs., r. Bryant, bet Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth
Bruns Brothers & Stelmke (George and John Bruns
and John Stelmke) groceries and liquors, SE cor
Sixteenth and Mission
Bruns Briien, engineer Christian Hess, r. 326 Clem.
Bruns Charles, r. 231 Fifteenth
Bruns Charles, lamplighter 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. NW cor North Point an'l Larkin
Bruns Charles, salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r. 660
Natoma
Bruns Conrad, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 2538
Bryant Av
Bruns Conrad, Master Mariners' Benev. Assn., Druids'
Hall
Bruns Conrad, wines and liquors, r. 1303 Kearny
Bruns Diedrich, fisherman, r. W 8 Broderick, bet Jef-
ferson and 'Tonquin
Bruns Frederick H., superintendent S. F. Stock Brew-
ery, office SE comer Powell and Francisco, r. 8W
cor Market and Mason
Bruns George, bookkeeper Nicholas Bruns, r. SE cor
Guerrero and Camp
Bruns George (Bruns Brothers & Stelmke) r. SE cor
Sixteenth and Mission
Bruns George, clerk Frederick W. Runge.r. 1303 Kear.
Bruns George, cook Palace Hotel, r. 276 Jessie
Bruns Henry (Bruns & Bormann) r. NW cor Main and
Bryant
Bruns Henry, laborer, r. SW cor Thirtieth and San
Jose Av
Bruns Henry, iron merchant, 9 and 11 Beale, r. 929
Union
Bruns Henry, engineer Golden Gate Laundry, r. S s
Sixteenth, bet Valencia and Second Av
Bruns Henry, liquor saloon, NW cor Twenty-sixth and
Folsom
Bruns Henry F., liquor saloons, NW cor Fifth and
Townsend, and SW corner Market and Eighth, r.
4 Eighth
Bruns Herman Mrs., widow, r. 939 Valencia
Bruns Hermine Mrs., dressmaker, 969 Howard
Bruns J. C. C, bookkeeper Abraham Waldstein, r. 969
Howard
Bruns John (Bruns Brothers & Steimke) r. SEcor Six-
teenth and Mission
Bruns John, engraver, r. 2528 Bryant Av
Bruns John, hostler Golden Gate Laundry, r. S s Six-
teenth, bet ValeBcia and Second Av
Bruns John H. (Bruns & Kohnke) r. 740 Howard
Bruns Julius, clerk, r. 939 Valencia
Bruns Katherine, domestic 2713 Howard
Bruns Margaret, widow, r. 35 Converse, rear
Bruns Marie, widow, r. 820 Greenwich
Brnns Nicholas, groceries, and wood and coal, 617
and 619 Davis, and liquor saloon, cor Third and
Berry, r. SE cor Guerrero and Camp
Bruns P., baker, r. 609 JacKson
Bruns Rudolph, clerk, r. 939 Valencia
Bruns William, barber Max Warmbath, r. 1303 Kear.
Bruns William C, physician, r. 820 Greenwich
Bruns & Borrman (Henry Bruns and Henry Bormann)
liquor saloon, NW cor Main and Bryant
Bruns & Kohnke (J. H. Bruns and P. T. F. Kohnke)
liquor saloon and restaurant, 120 California
Bruns. SeeBruhns
Brunsberg Gustave, seaman SS. Oregon
Brunschweiler Christopher, bookbinder, r. Ill Polk
Brunschweiler Joseph A., clerk Albert Mau & Co., r.
Ill Polk
Brunsden W. J., brakeman Southern Pac. BR., r. 413
Brannan
Bruusen Martin, liquor saloon, 539 Pacific, r. 921
Montgomery
Brunskog Axel, r. 904 Kearny
Brunssen Bernard C, seaman, r. 150 Steuart
Brunstamp J. A. C, Master Mariner's Benev. Assn.
Druid's Hall
Brunstamp John, liquor saloon, 334 Bush
Brunswick George, butcher M. Gradwohl & Co., r. 503
O'Farrell
Brunswick Emanuel, agent billiard tables, r. Palace
Hotel
Bmns'tvick House, David Stern proptr, NW cor
Sixth and Howard
Brunt Leonard, meterman Spring Valley Waterworks,
r. 216 Ritch
Brunt William N., butcher, r. 330 Duncan
Bruntsch Charles C. with John H. Boden & Co., r. W
s Broderick, bet Hayes and Grove
Brus Mitchell, cook Herman H. Horst, r. 242 Minna
Brnsaber Charles H., liquor saloon, W s Ken-
tucky, bet Sierra and Nevada, r. W s Minnesota,
bet Sierra and Nevada
Brusch George, confectioner, r. 613 M Stockton
Bruschi Giuseppl, vegetables, 33 Colombo Market
Brusco Agostina, Italian Benev. Soc.,423 Washington
Brusco Antonio, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Brusco Giacomo, Garibaldi Guard, armory, 423 Bdwy.
Brusco Tommaso, Garibaldi Guard, armory ,423 Bdwy.
Brush Albert, blacksmith, r. 1633 Ellis
Brush C. W., capitalist, 320 California, r. Grand Hotel
Brush Edward A., baggagemaster Southern Pac. RR.,
r. 14 Bluxome
Brush George A., grainer C. A. Bernard, r. 1633 Ellis
Brush M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 961 Mission
Brush R. G., with State Investment and Insurance
Co., r. Oakland
Brushaber William, r. 734 Folsom
Brusse John, r. German Hotel
Brutelon Leon, baker, r. 1300 M Stockton
Bruton Daniel, agent Marburg Bros, of Baltimore,
otfice 206 Front, room 4, r. 424 Minna
Bruton Timothy, laborer, r. 536 Mission
Brutscher Adam M.. r. 469 Minna
Bruzaud William P., seaman, r. 14 Fifth Av
Bruzzo Archilli, stonecutter William Black, r. 974
Bryant
Bruzzone Antonio, expressman, SW cor Fourth and
Market, r. 627 Grove
Bryan Annie, domfstic 897 Chestnut
Bryan Charles H., messenger Nevada Bank of S. F., r.
116 Oak
Bryan Dudley, r. 1036 Jackson
Bryan Duncan, milker John A. Roy, r. W s San Bruno
Road,opp Fifteenth Av
Bryan Edward, packer Baker & Hamilton, r. 1107
Shotwell
Bryan E. H Miss, teacher music, r 2212 J<j Fillmore
Bryan Elizabeth H., widow, r. 2315 Webster
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Brjan Frederick, salesman Alexander Pallies. r. 810
Green
Bryan James, carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Bryan John, laborer John A. Roy, r. W b San Bruno
Road, opp Fifteenth Av
Bryan John J., clerk American Exchange Hotel
Bryan John M., stoves and ranges, 130 Third
Bryan Lewie, janitor, r. 51 Second
Bryan Stephen, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 46 Second
Bryan Thomas, proptr American Exchange Hotel,
319-325 Sansome
Bryan William, cook, r. 25 Welsh
Bryan William, real-estate, r. American Exchange
Hotel
Bryan William H., bookkeeper American Exchange
Hotel , r. 605 Hayes
Bryan IVilliam J., druggist and apothecary, SE
cor Market and New Montgomery, NE cor Turk
and Taylor, KW cor Howard and Second, and dis-
pensary 603 Merchant, r. Gil Polk
Bryan William T., bookkeeper, r. 2212 5^ Fillmore
Bryan. See Brien, Bryant and O'Bryan
Bryans Isabelle Miss, seamstret-s, r. 256 Third
Bryans Joseph, driver Omnibus HR., r. 721 Howard
Bryant A. Mrs., r. 30 Post.
Bryant A. Mrs., ladies' clothing, 128 Filth
Bryant Addie Mrs., r. 1018 Market
Bryant Alexander, mining agent, r. 4 Erie
Bryant Audre^v J. (Bryant & Taylor) and presi-
dent State Investment and Insurance Co., 218 San-
some, and general agent Brooklyn Life Insurance
Co., 312 California, r. 822 Sutter
Bryant Arthur S., milkman, r. 107 Turk
Bryant Caroline A., widow, r. 13 Langton
Bryant Charles, master mariner, r. 756 Bryant
Bryant Charles W. (Bryant & Sayerg) r. Brooklyn
Hotel
Bryant Daniel S. (Bryant & Cook) r. Oakland
Bryant E., bakery, 539 Fourth
Bryant George (George Bryant & Co.) 22 Dupont
Bryant George & Co. (George Bryant) manuf ladies'
custom shoes, 22 Dupont
Bryant George H. (Neville & Co.) r. 1619 Clay
Bryant Henry, porter Taber, Barker & Co., r. Oakland
Bryant James E., salesman, r. 432 Fulton
Bryant J. L., r. 957 Market
Bryant J. L., carpenter, r. South Park House
Bryant John (Bryant & H<iflfraanu) r. 127 Shotwell
Bryant John, foreman Examiner, r. 11 John
Bryant John, waiter, r. N s Greenwich, bet Larkin
and Polk
Bryant M. M. Miss, r. E s Franklin, bet Geary and
Post
Bryant R., r. 6 Bowie Av
j Bryant Ruth, widow, r. 1429 Geary
i Bryant Samuel, carpenter, r. 1307 Greenwich
Bryant Samuel A., collector, r. 107 Turk
I Bryant Samuel C, waiter George DawBon, r. 1307
I Greenwich
Bryant Samuel 8., carriagemaker, r. 253 Jessie
I Bryant .Street Wharf, foot Bryant
Bryant Thomas, ijorter Pacific Mail SB. South Caro-
lina
Bryant Thomas F., rigger, r. 331 Beale
Bryant William, boilermaker Bisdon I. and L. Works,
r. Branch House
Bryant William P., salesman David Conrad, r. 1630
Jackson
Bryant Jii Cook (Daniel 8. Bryant and David 8.
Cook) C(imniis>ion merchants. 8 Davis
Bryant k Hoffmann ( John Bryant and Charles 8.
Hoffmann ) woodcarvers, NW cor Mission and
Beale
Bryant & Sayers ( Charles W. Bryant and William F.
Bayers ) attorneys ut law, 214 BauBome, rooms 13,
14 aud,30
Bryant & Taylor (A. J. Bryant and J. S. Taylor)
agents Diebold Safe and Lock Co., 312 California
Bryant. See Bryan
Bryars Anne Miss, hairdresser, 1.521 Stockton
Bryars Anne E., widow, r. 1.521 Stockton
Bryars Catherine Miss, r. 1521 Stocliton
Bryce James C, assistant observer Signal Service U.
8. A., r. 42 Merchants' Kxchaiige
Bryden & Hinckley ( Aeors B. Hinckley) draymen,
401 Front
Bryn Julius F., captain tug Transit, office Mission,
r. 14 De Boom
Bryon A., widow, ladies' nurse, r. 807 Pacific
Bryon Benjamin, bookkeeper, r. 65 Chupultepec
Bryon James, seaman schr H. Bendel, Howard St.
Wharf
Bryson Annie Miss, cigarettemaker John Bollman &
Co., r. 558 Bryant
Bryson Cyrus, junk, 525 Jg and .527 Fourth
Bryson James, weigher Jackson St. Wharf, r. 4
Jackson
Bryson James J., boilennaker, r. L'nited States Hotel
Bryson S., r. 433 Geary
Brj sou Thomas F., pressman F. Eastman & Co., r.
18 First
Bryson W'., r. 321 Pacific
Buaillion Edward, carpenter, r. 8 Maiden Lane
Buaillion Mar;,'aret, dressmaker, r. 8 Maiden Lane'
Bubier Francis F., r. 7 Willow, nr Folsom
Bucca Frank, musician, r. 1323 Dupont
Bucca Patricio, musician, r. 530 Vallejo
Bucihe Conrad. Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Biich August, blacksmith, r. 26 Dupont
Buch F., 8. F. Musical Fimd Soc, .539 Californ'ia
Buch Henry, carpenter Omnibus IIR., r.'248 Tehama
Buch Jacob S., clerk Bryant & Taylor, r. 631 Sutter
Buch Mina, widow, r. 1016 Leavenworth
Biich Pauline Mrs., bakery, 26 Dupont
Buchal Henry, master mariner, r. .54 Sacramento
Buchan Da\id B., salesman James Buchan, r. 228
Sixteenth
Buchan James, boots and shoes, 230 Sixteenth
Buchanan A., brakeman Southern Pac. RR., r. Term-
inal Hotpl
Buchanan Albert, car driver, r. 1879 Mission
Buchanan Charles E., teamster, r. 1925 Bush
Buchanan Edward, clerk Figer Bros,, r. 1115 Mont.
Buchanan Elizabeth J., widow, r. 571 Howard
Buchanan Findley, brushmaker Figer Bros., r. 1115
Montgomery
Buchanan Isaac, stock operator, r. 2134 O'Farrell
Buchanan James, groceiles and liquors, NE cor Ninth
and Tehama
Buchanan James W., lather, r. 571 Howard
Buchanan J. C, mining, r. Overland House
Buchanan John H., finisher, r. 571 Howard
Buchanan John N. (Dohs & Buchanan) r. 987 Harrison
Buchanan John W., foreman Pac. Box Factory, r. ■! H
Rausch
Buchanan Joseph, r. 511 Shotwell
Buchanan Joseph, carpenter, r. 424'Broadway
Buchauiin Murdoch K., operator B.W. Levy, r. 34 Hayes
Buchanan William, machinist Harris, Oswald & Noble,
r. 1115 Montgomery
Buchanan William G., superintendent 8. W. Levy, r.
708 Buchanan
Buchanan «& IiyaU (of New York) manuf s navy
• tobacco, H. H. "Todd manager, 315 Battery •
Buchard George, carpenter, r. 220 Francisco, rear
Buchard James M. C. Rev., clergyman St. Ignatius
College, 214 Hayes
Buchel Ernst, shoemaker, r. 1118 Kearny, rear
Buchel Frank, laborer, r. Chicago Hotel
Bucher Bernard, laundryman Matilda Greenwald, r.
1611 Powell
Bucher William, tinsmith, r. 609 Davis
Buchert George, shipwright, r. 220 Francisco
Bucliholti; August, r. 730 Vallejo
Buchholtz H., Sfaman, r. 52 Steunrt
Buchholz Gustave, agent Albany Brewery, r. Natoma,
bet Fifth and Sixth
Buchholz Henry, plumber and gasfltter, 222 Sixth, r.
21 Moss
Buchholz Richard, clerk John Blobme, r. NE cor Te-
hama and Second
Biichi Conrad (BUchi k Ixicmann) r. 317 Bush
Buchi Jacques, engraver M. Schmidt & Co., r. 611
Greenwidi
Bnchi «Sk Li<-«>inann(Conrad Biiclii and Julius Lee-
mann) proptrs Humboldt Hall, SW cor Kearny
and Mort.jii
Buchignani Antonio, clerk Gabriel Bovo, r. 444 Green
Buchuiau Meyer, tailor, 957 Jj Folsom, r. 1028 M Folsom
Buchmaun Alliert, confectioner ScUroth k Wesferfeld,
r. 22fc Kearny
Buchs John, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Buchtenkirclien A., bookkeeper Singer Manuf. Co.,r.
217 Post
Biichtmann Adolph M., porter L. k E.Werthelmer, r.
714 Filbert
Buck Adeline Miss, r. 816 Lombard
Buck Bern hard, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Buck Daniel, mining secretary, 80 Nevada Block,
r. Occidental Hotel
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Buck George, engineer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E 8 Louis-
iana, bet Napa and SbuRta
Buck George, expressoian.SW cor Clay and Montgom-
ery, r. ai4 Third
Buck George, fireman Southern Pac. RR. r. 214 Shot-
well
Buck Herman, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woo'.en Factory,
Black Point
Buck James, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Buck John (Hintz & Buck) r. 735 Brannan
Buck John, clerk Dietrick Rover, r. NE cor Folsom
and Eighth
Bnck John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Second
and Clementina
Buck John, laborer Ciil. Sugar Refinery, r. Eighth,
bet Brannan and Townsend
Buck John, porter G. Groezinger, r. 228 Bush
Buck John, teamster, r. S s Point Lobes Av, bet Ma-
sonic Av and Wood
Buck John A. (N. Oblandt & Co.) r. E s Jersey, bet
Butte and Solanp
Buck Louis, glaziir, r. 170 Perry
I Buck W., widow, r. 2006 Folsom
Buck William, stairbuilder California Mills, r. 113
Silver
Buck William H., jobber, r. 1.503 California
Buckbee Alva C, laborer warehovise department Cus-
tom House, r. 1G14 Jessie
Buckbee Charles A., clerk melter and refiners' dept
U. S. Mint, r. 804 Turk
Buckbee Leona M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1614 Jessie
Buckbee Malana S., widow, r. 1614 Jessie
Buckbee Ossian S., clerk, r. 1614 Jessie
Buckbee Spencer C, bookkeeper C. James King of
William & Co., r. 804 Turk
Buckbee. See Bugbee
Bukelew M. S., storekeeper The Baldwin
Buckenmeier Joseph, liquor saloon, 1428 Stockton
Buckeye Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Devil's Gate
District, Nev.) Charles A. Sankey secretary, 331
Montgomery, room 20
Buckeye Water and Hydraulic Mining Co. (Trinity
Co., Cal.) W. H. Lowden secretary, 320 Sansome,
room 15
Bueking Diedrich, cooper, r. 758}^ Bryant
Bucking Frederick (Wolters & Co.) r. 606 Bryant
Bucking John (Bucking & Pilster) r. 515 Bryant
Bucking & Pilster (John Bucking and Henry Pilster)
groceries and liquors, 515 Bryant
Buckingham Aurelius E., assistant License Collector,
r. 719 Bush
Buckingham C. A., r. 5}^ Dupont
Buckingham E. P. Mr8.,r. NW cor Oak and Buchanan
Buckingham Thomas H. (Buckingham & Hecht) r.
The Baldwin
Buckingham Thomas H. Jr., clerk Buckingham &
Hecht, r. NW cor Oak and Buchanan
Buckingham William P., siiperintendtnt Buckingham
& Hecht, r. The Baldwin
Bnckingliain & Hecbt (Thomas H. Buckingham,
Isaac and Louis Hecht Jr., and Lewis P. Weil)
manufs boots and shoes, factory NW cor Haight
and Gough, salesroom 5;i0 Market
Buckler Frederick, salesman, r. 8 Hyde
Buckley Marie, widow, r. 8 Hyde
Buckley Andrew, porter Moon, Scully & Co., r. 414
Seventh
Buckley Andrew Jr., printer, r. 414 Seventh
Buckley Annie, widow, r. 60 Natoma
Buckley Annie, domestic 2444 Howard
Buckley Benjamin, ironworker, r. 424 Shotwell, rear
Buckley Calvin R., miner, r. 410 Folsom
Buckley Cornelius, expressman, SE cor California
and Battery, r. NE cor California and Virginia Avb
Buckley Cornelius F., physician and surgeon,
office 413 Bush, r. Hll OFarrell
Buckley Charles, upholsterer Alexander Jansen, r
Natoma
Buckley Christopher A. (Fallon k Buckley) r.
Bush
Buckley C. M. A., widow, r. 132 Tenth
Buckley D., carpenter, r. 2.54 Minna
Buckley Daniel (Stewart .t Duckley) r. 1.501 Tyler
Buckley Daniel J., general clerk Hibernia Savings
and Loan Society, r. 1111 Devisadero
Buckley David, porter A. C. Dietz& C;o., r. 12 Anthony
Buckley David J., proptr Terminal Hotel, 606Kourth
Buckley Dennis, proptr Ntw Continental Hotel,
547 Mission
, 407
338
Buckley Edmund, mason, r. SW cor Buchanan and
O'Farrell
Buckley Edward, bricklayer, r. 1221 Folsom, rear
Buckley Edward D., freightclerk Central Pac. RR., r.
228 Jessie
Buckley Edward M., clerk Edward P. Buckley, r. 620
Lombard
Buckley Edward P., real estate agent, 424 Montgom-
ery, r. 520 Lombard
Buckley Ellen, widow, r. 406 Minna
Buckley Fannie Miss, telegraph operator Oakland
Ferry, r. Martinez
Buckley Francis, builder, r. 1111 Devisadero
Buckley Frank Jr., cigars and tobacco, 842 Market, r.
102 Mason
Buckley George D., attorney at law, 636 Clay
Buckley Hannah, domestic 1405 Jones
Buckley Hannah, domestic 417 Van Ness Av
Buckley Harry E., clerk Madison & Burke, r. 1020 Fil-
bert
Buckley Ichabod, salesman C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 7
Cr.iok
Buckley J. A., salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r.
1111 Devisadero
Buckley James, r. 1918 Polk
Buckley James (Tracy & Buckley) r. 619 Ellis, rear
Buckley James, hostler J. H. Swain, r. 35 Clementina
Buckley Jeremiah, blacksmith Fulton Iron Works, r.
539 Howard
Buckley Jeremiah, bootmaker Edward Main, r. E s
Twenty-second, bet Church and Chattanooga
Buckley Jeremiah, machinist Union Iron Works, r.
105 Brewster
Buckley Jeremiah J., salesman Hobart, Wood & Co.,
r. N B Brewster, bet Faith and Joy, B. H.
Buckley John, blacksmith, 1048 Mission
Buckley John, expressman, SW cor Howard and
Seventh, r. 619 Ellis, rear
Buckley John, hostler, r. 264}$ Clementina, rear
Buckley John, laborer, r. 424 Broadway
Buckley John, liquor dealer, r. 5 Rausch
Buckley John, miner, r. 407 Natoma
Buckley John H., cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 927
Broadway
Buckley John L., bookkeeper William Lewis & Co., r.
406 Minna
Buckley John P., v. 132 Tenth
Buckley Julia, nurse, r. E s De Haro, nr Colusa
Buckley Lawrence, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother,
Beale St. Wharf, r. 2 Stanley Court
Buckley Mary, widow, r. 936 Folsom
Buckley Mary, domestic 16 Rincon PI
Buckley Michael, carpenter, r. 254 Mission
Buckley Michael, copyist U. S. Circuit Court, r. 414
Seventh
Buckley Michael, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Buckley Michael, laborer Union Iron. Works, r. 13
Tehama pi
Buckley Michael, plasterer, r. 1126 Market
Buckley Michael, porter L. & M. Sachs & Co., r. 2027
Geary
Buckley Michael, stevedore, r. 432 Brannan
Buckley Michael B., salesman O'Connor, Moffait &
Co., r. 503 Powell
Buckley Ned, proptr Adelphi Theater, 607 California
Buckley Nora, domestic 822 Turk
Buckley Patrick, cooper, r. 321 J<i Tenth, rear
Buckley Patrick, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
r. 522 Eighth, rear
Buckley Patrick, laborer, r. 925 Broadway
Buckley Patrick, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, r.2748
Bush
Buckh.'y Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 212
First
Buckley Patrick, shoemaker, r. .523 Kearny
Buckley Peter, peddler, r. NE cor Cherubusco and
Cortland Av
Buckley Sarah A. Mrs., r. 423 Tehama
Buckley Stephen, labort-r freight dept Central Pao.
RR., r. Ill Freelon
Buckley Thomas, cigarmaker John M. Roberts, r. 321
Pacific
Buckley Timothy, groceries, 414 Clementina
Buckley Vincent D. P., medical student, r. 132 Tenth
Buckley W., treasurer Adelphi Theater, C07 California
! Biicklty William, Cooiiei s' Pro. Assn, 767 Market
Buckley William, brickmaker, r. NE cor Green and
I Polk
I Buckley William, gilder, r. 407 Natoma
i Buckley William, hackman, r. 446 Clementina
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Buckley W. T., student, r. 321 Geary
Buckley. See Bulkeley and Bulkley
Bucklin Albert G.. carpenter, r. 22 Garden
Bucklin John W., manager Grand Central Market, r.
19 PoweU
Backnian Albert E., street contractor, 701 Mont-
gomery, r. N\V cor Eighteenth and Church
Buckman (jeorge, cai)italist, r. Chicago Hotel
Buckman Kichard H. L., r. 809 Stockt^-n
Buckman T., coalpasser Pacific Mail 8S. City of
Panama
Buckmann August, waiter Prescott House
Buckmaster John C, boxmaker, r. 636 Mission
Buckmaster William A., painter Edward M. Galla-
gher, r. 37 Pacific .
Buckminster L. Mrs., dressmaker, 246 Taylor
Buckininster P. S., r. Occidental Hotel
Backnall Geor^^e J., physician and dermatolo-
grist, SW cor Sutter and Dupont, r. 822 Geary
Bucknail Margaret, widow, r. 822 Geary
Bucknam Clara T. Miss, r. 27 Glen Park Av
Bucknam Edmund H., with Bucknam & Langrehr, r.
27 Glen Park Av
Bucknam Ezra T. (Bucknam & Langrehr) r. 27 Glen
Park At
Bucknam Frank, tinsmith A. Brown & Son, r. 16 Mason
Bucknam Meldon M., purser Pac. Coast SS. State of
California, Broadway AVharf
Bucknam Nellie Miss, saleslady Mrs. D. Walsh, r.
963 Mission
Buckuaiu (b Liangrelxr (Ezra T. Bucknam and
Henry C. Langrehr) stoves and tinware. 22 Steuart
Buckner Alfred, oysterman A. W. Manning, r. 607
Stockton
Buckner Charles (Buckner t Kley) r. Oakland
Buckner Charles (Buckner & Co.) r. .538^ Natoma
Buckner .James, r. 607 Stockton
Buckner Thomas, with Joseph S. Marshall, r. 309 Mason
Buckner William, curer Frank W. Bossbach, r. 1426
Dupont
Buckner & Co. (Charles Buckner and Charles H. Eees-
ler) cabinetmakirs and upholsterers, 46;i Natoma
Buckner & Kley (Charles Buckner and Christopher
Kley) carpenters and builders, 110 Geary
Buckwardt R., cook Concordia Hotel, r. cor Twenty-
second and Dolores
Budd Bridget, domestic 1500 Larkin
Budd D. E., r. Palace Hotel
Budd IV. C, broker on the Old Board, oflSce 440
California, r. 518 Tyler
Budde Joseph, brass finisher William Smith, r. 5 Roac
Budde Theodore, watchman, r. 519 Greenwich
Budden W. R., bookkeeper Henry B. Slaven, r. 501
Geary
Buddiugton Moses J., master mariner, r. 107 Powell
Buddiugton Walter, pilot stmr Julia, r. Oakland
Buddlcmann William, salesman Hofen & Co., r. 21
Fulton
Budfife Ricliard P. , secretary Buena Vista Vini-
cultural Society, 409 Battery, r. 1427 Mason
Budget The (monthly) Charles L. Davla editor, 511
Montgomery
Budzzileni Mary, widow, r. 70 Jessie
Buecker George (Buecker & Rupinsky) r. 2129 Mission
Buecker & Rupinsky (George Buecker and August
Rupinsky) 2129 Mission
Buehhuanu Frederick, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Eighth and Minna
Buehliuann John G., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r.
1 August Alley
Buehn Gottlieb, cooper Philadelphia Brewery, r. 79
Clementina
Buell Walter B., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
1007 Powell
Buell W. B. Mrs., r. 1007 Powell
Buen Romero Carlo, compositor La Sociedad, r. 621
Green
Bnena Vista Park, 8 b Haight, bet Broderlck and Lott
Buena_Vi8ta Petroleum Co. (Inyo Co., Cal.) Luclen
Hermann secretary, 22o Sansome, room 6
Buena Vista ViiilcuKural Society, John C. {
MeuBsdorffi-r president, Richard F. Budge secre-
tary, 409 Battery
Buentilich Henry, peddler, r.W a Amherst, nr Henry
Bueriuann Frederick, clerk Francis Maudelbaum, r.
20 Valparaiso I
Buermann Johanna Miss (Buermann & Classen) r. |
2J04 Powell I
Buermann & Classen (Miss Johanna Buermann and ;
Miss Annie Classen) millinery, 2204 Powell
Buero Giacomo, gardener, S s Ocean House Road, bet
Mission and old San Jose Road
Buero Giralomo (N. Glamboni & Co.) r. 186 Vande-
water
Buero Josef, captain schr Rock and Castle, India
Dock
Buero Louis (Ravenna, Ghirardelli & Co.) r. 1608
Leavenworth
Bnett Elode, nurse 340 Page
Buffalo-German Insurance Co. (Fire) of Buf-
falo, Jacobs & Easton general agents, 216 Sau>
some
Buffalo Scale Co., Raymond & Wilshire agents,
215 and 217 California
Bufflnglon John M. , mining secretary, 309 Cali-
fornia, room 4, r. 137 Silver
Buflington 'miliam H., cashier A. G. Gumett & Co.,
r. 327 hi Tyler
Buffington William Henry, painter, r. 2107 California
Butford Henry L., driver S. F. Laundry Assn, r. 1315
Webster
Bufford Samuel F. (S. F. Laundry Assn) r. 2520
Sacramento
Buffum John W., miner, r. 1318 Pine
Buffum I^ouisa L., widow, r. 8 Wetmore PI
Buga Hermann, captain schr Nellie Rich, r. 700 Front
Bugbee George E., sampler U. S. Appraisers Store, r.
Oakland
Bug'bee John S. , attorney at law, 11 Montgomery
Block, r. 2844 Mission
Buggy Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bugholz -August, r. 730 Vallejo
Bugnicourt Joseph, butcher Occidental Hotel
Bugsen Ole, coremaker S. F. Brass Works, r. 312 Ful-
ton
Buhl Charles, clerk A.W. Manning, r. 522 Pine
Buhl Gerrick, cook schr Golden Fleece, Mission St.
Wharf
Buhl Henry, laborer Cal. Pickle Factory, r. 3 Kohler
PI
Buhlberg Ferdinand, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Biihler Jacob M., pastor St. Paul's German Evangeli-
cal Lutheran Church, r. 953 Mission
Biihler John F., shoemaker, 205;^ Montgomery Av. r.
1002 Montgomery
Buhlert .\lbert F., r. 570 Minna
Biihlert Fredrica, widow, r. 1401 Folsom
Buhlert Julius, collector and attorney at law, 603
Clay, r. 1401 Folsom
Buhlmeier Giistav A., marblecutter, r. 100 Bernard
Biihn Christian, milkman, r. NW cor Franklin and
Lombard
Buhot Euphrasie Mrs., laundry, 736 Howard
Buhot George, r. 1020 Larkin
Buhot T., laundry, 1020 Larkin
Buhr Benjamin F., merchant, r. .335 Geary
Buhr Paul, master tug Joseph H. Redmond, r. SE cor
Mission and Steuart
Bubrm Htnry, mate schr John Nagle, r. 113 Davis
Buick Jf-hn, painter, r. 1818 Scott
Bulst William, porter L. Dinkelspiel & Co., r. 734X
Howard
Buja Nicholas (Divisich & Buja) r. 810 Green
Bujau Antonio, proptr Visitacion Valley Hotel, San
Bruno Road, nr County Line
Bujannoff Reinhold (Bujannofi' k Rohrbach) r. 38
Kearny
Bujannoff & Rohrbach (Reinhold Bujannoff and John
J. Rohrbach) nianufs jewelry, and importers pre-
cious .stones, 13 Trinity
Buker Lew K., brickmason Presidio Reservation, r. 2
Wall PI
Bulenberg Herman, butcher Henry Dahl, r. 216 Second
Bullfinch Charles F., clerk, r. 16 Turk
Bullfinch Henry, clerk DoUiver & Brother, r. 718
Buchanan
Bulger Edward, tireman, r. 625 Davis
Bulger Frank, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E B Illi-
iiois, bet I3utte and Napa
Bulger James, boilermaker, r. 260 Clementina, rear
Bulgt r James K., assaying department Selby'B Smelt-
ing Works, r. 31 Buss
Bulger John T., r. f62 Howard
Bulger Julia, widow, r. 260 Clementina, rear
Bulger Martin, engineer, r. 31 Russ
Bulger Patrick, expressman, SE cor Market and Sixth,
r. 4 Boyd
Bulger Philip, conductor N. B. and Mission RR., r.
829 Folsom
Bulger Solomon, teamster, r. 22 Folsom Av
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Bulger Thomas D., engineer stmr Alexander, r. 31
Riiss
Bulfjer William, chalnmaker Pac. Boiling Mill, r. E s
Illinois, bet Napa and Shasta
Bulger. See Bolger
Bulicao Antonio S., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 J6 Drumm
Bulkeley L. E., attorney at law, 603 Washington,
r. The Baldwin
Bulkley Stephen R., confectioner, r. 1630 Mission
Bull Alpheus, vice-president Fireman's Fund In-
surauL^e Co., 401 California, r. NW cor Francisco
and Leavenworth
Bull Alpheus Jr., machinist Union Iron Works, r. NW
cor Francisco and LeavenwDrth
Bull James, merchant tailor, 107 Third, r. 822 Fol-
Hom
Bull Jennie, domestic 1028 Jackson
Bull John, milkman, r. 3W cor Potrero Av and Chan-
nel
Bull Louis, silk agent, r. 802 Stockton
Bullard Adin (Dresbaeh & Co.) r. Ohico, Butte Co.
Bullard Deborah, widow, r. 10t>4 Howard
Bullard Edward W. clerk James H. Bullard, r. 2108
Hyde
Bullard James, r. 717 Valencia
Bullard James A., r. 2108 Hyde
Bullard James H., produce and commission mer-
chant. 102 Drumm, r. 2108 Hyde
Bullard Matthew, clerk, r. 325 Fremont
Billiard Matthew B., fireman American Salt Co., r.
325 Fremont
Bullard Samuel, teamster James A. Brown, r. SW cor
Mason and Pacific •
Bullard William, teamster James A. Brown, r. 1112
Washington
Bullard William P., bookkeeper Bray Brothers, r. 2108
Hyde
Bullen James (Barber, Whitney, BuUen & Co.) r. 141
Fifth
Bullen John R., foreman Fulton Livery Stable, r. 246
Third
Bullon Tupper, millwriKht, r. 1016 Market
Bullerdieck Nicholas (BuUerdieck & Mertz) r. 1632
Mission
Bullerdieck & Mertz (Nicholas Bullerdieck and Fred-
erick Mertz) wood, coal, hay, and grain, 1632 and
1634 Mission
Bulletin Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co., Cal.) A. Jud-
8on secretary, 320 Sansome, room 46
Bullier John F.. barber, 1629 Market
Bullion .\dam, merchant, r. 1403 J^ Folsom
Bullion mining' Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) James M.
Brazell secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 3
Bullis Edward A., salesman Domestic Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. 1513 Steiner
BuUivant Herbert £., bookkeeper, r. 125 Hayes
Bullock Benjamin V., clerk R. P. & H. N. Clement, r.
2217 Steiner
Bullock Boyd, clerk freight auditor Central Pac. RR.,
r. Oakland
Bullock Ezra B.. r. 1517 Larkin
Bullock John H., stockbroker, r. 1517 Larkin
Bullock Latlirop L., real-estate, r. 2217 Steiner
Bullock Nathaniel (J. Russ & Co.) r. Eureka, Hum-
boldt Co., Cal.
Bullock Oliver E., r. 1517 Larkin
Bullock William H. C.bag inspector E. Detrick & Co.,
r. 8 Carlos PI
Bullock William K., boxmaker Union Box Factory, r.
503 Folsoui
Bullock <!te Jones (John L. Jones) men's furnish-
ing goods, and merchant tailors, 105 Montgomery
Bull's Head Livery Stable, James Coyne proptr, S s
Fourteentli, bet Mission and Minna
Bullut Michel (Bullut k Co.) r. lOOM Jackson
BuUut & Co. (Michel Bullut and Peter Obradovlch)
coffee saloon, NW cor Jackson and Drumm
Bullwinkel Charles, engineer S. F. Stock Brewery, r.
2118 Powell
Bullwinkel Diedrich, bartender Cord Wrede, r. 419
East
Bullwinkel Henry, bartender Claus Flathmann, r. 28
Market
Bullwinkel John F., groceries, 25 Louisa, r. 26 Louisa
BuUwinkels Sophie, domestic 1106 Bush
Bully George, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Bulmer Joseph, horsetrainer, r. 611 Mission
Bulotti John, waiter, r. 304 J^ Montgomery Av
Bulson John, engineer tug Rabboni, r. '241 Ninth |
Bultman John H., clerk John H. Pohlker, r. NW cor
Howard and Twenty-sixth
Bulwer Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) William Willis
secretary, 29 Nevada Block
Bumm George W., ijressman George Spaulding, r. 2005
Bush
Bumsted Edward, traveling a<»ent, r. 2310 Howard
Bunce Henry, clerk Thomas Rees, r. .507 Mission
Bunce William, bookkeeper Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r.
1329 Sacramento
Buncken Louis C, bookkeeper Guardian Assurance
Co., r. 115 Taylor
Bunckenburg Henry H. Th., cellarmaster Kohler k
Frohling.r. 314 Tyler
Bundeseu Heinrich, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bundesen Jens, miller Yolo Mills, r. SW cor Mont-
gomery Av and Vallejo
Bundschu Charles (J. Gundlach & Co.) r. 125 Chest-
nut •
Bundy Daniel S., laborer, r. 10 Rondel PI
Bundy John, jobber, r. Ill Prospect PI
Bundy John H., messenger U. S. Mint, r. 10 Rondel
PI
Bundy Joseph A., porter Stahle.& Bernhard, r. Ill
Prosiject PI
Bundy Thomas, delivery clerk D. Z. Yost & Co., r.
1240 Pacific
Buneman H. & Co. (Henry Buneman and Emil Mar-
tinoni) importers and wholesale dealers foreign
and domestic wines, 321 Battery
Buneman Henry (H. Buneman & Co.) r. 123 Haight
Bungird Joseph, finisher Herrmann Granz, r. 636
Minna
Bunger Christian (Heitman & Bunger) r. SWcor Pine
and Jones
Bimger Edward, teamster Peter Robinson, r. 2015
Dupont
Bunkay Augusta, domestic .38 Park Av
Bunkel James, seaman, r. 19 Commercial
Bunker Carrie R., assistant Jefferson Grammar School,
r. 2123 California
Bunker Charles D., Commissioner State Immigration,
office 508 Battery, r. 1630 West Mission
Bunker Cromwell, r. 5'25 Tyler
Bunker Edward A., clerk C. F. Bassett & Co., r. 1630
West Mission
Bunker E. Louise Miss, assistant Eighth St. Grammar
School, r. 263*; Kearny
Bunker Frederick H., porkpacker Robert F. Bunker,
r. 1133 >a' Pacific
Bunker Frederick R.. mining secretary, 606 Moi^tgom-
erj', room 2, r. 623 Larkin
Bunker George F., assistant superintendent Fulton
Iron Works, r. Brunswick House
Bunker Henry C, bookkeeper Charles Clayton, r. 1823
- Stevenson
Bunker Henry S., ship and Custom House
broker, 508 Ji Battery, r. 1630 West Mission
Bunker Joseph, clerk, r. 1126 Market
Bunker Paul, foreman Oriental Bonded Warehouse, r.
2011 Devisadero
Bunker Robert F., porkpacker, Ns Brannan, bet
Fifth and Sixth, depot 74 and 75 California Market,
r. 525 Tyler
Bunker Sarah E., widow, r. 13 De Boom
Bunker Ten Eyck, clerk ticket auditor Central Pac.
RR., r. 501 Geary
Bunker W., broker, r. 118 Dupont
Bunker William, printer, r. 444 Brannan
Bunker William M. (Stock Report Publishing Co.) r.
418 Post
Bunker William AV., boxclerk Post Office, r. Oakland
Bunman Jacob, r. Chicago Hotel
Bunn Edwin, teamster Rountree k McClure, r. 1906
Market
Bunn James R., shoemaker, 1002 Montgomery
Bunnell Edwin F., dentist, 319 Kearny, r. Oakland
Bunnell James S., bookkeeper Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
2610 Pacific
Bunuemann Charles, mining, r. 518 Oak
Bunuemann William, student, r. 518 Oak
Bunnenn Mary, seamstress, r. 28 McAllister
Bunner A. J., mining secretary, 411 M California,
room 3, r. 32(i Ellis
Bunner Bessie Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 108 Ellis
Bunner H. A., physician, r. 320 Ellis
Bunner John C, r. 108 Ellis
Bunner Stephen, sergeant police City Hall, r. 1219
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Bunting Joseph , r. 8 Bond
Bunton Richard, wines and liquors, 640 Market, r. 405
Minna
Bunyard William F. , car builder Oinnibus RR., r.
952 ii Howard
Bunzel Julius, salesman Buyer, Reich & Co., r. 451 "ti
Jessie
Bxira Adolph, manuf and dealer cigars, 104 Dupont, r.
253 Tehama
Burbank Albert E., fancy poultry, 43 and 44 Cal. Mar-
ket, r. 307 Fourth
Burbank Charles U., bookkeeper Herman Cohen, r.
1065 Market
Burbank Lester, shoemaker Jory Bros., r. Oakland
Burbridge 8. L., mining, r. 219 Chattanooga
Burch John C, attorney at law, 52G Montgomery, r.
1124 Jaek.son
Burch Patrick, laborer freight dept. Central Pac. RR.
T. lV3h I>ore
Burch. See Birch
Burcham Martin, seaman Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Burchill George, fireman Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York
Barcic J. L>. A. , proptr Vienna Model Bakery, 205
Kearny, r. 1011 California
Burckes Henry W., patrolman Safe Deposit Co., r. 108
Turk
Burckhardt Max, editor and proptr Humorist, 622
Clay, r. Alameda
Burckhardt. See Burkardt and Burkhardt
Burd John L., clerk, r. 323 Hyde •
Burd R. M. Mrs., confectionery, and dry goods, 323
Hyde
Burden Harvey, foreman C. L. Wall & Co., r. 1031
Market
Burden Edward, plumber, r. 515 )i Bush
Burden Frederick, painter, r. 931 Market
Burdett Henry, porter J. P. Tenthorey & Co., r. 858
Mission
Burdett Peter, cattle dealer, r. 730 Minna
Burdett William W., keeper County Jail, r. 104 Tiirk,
rear
Burdett William, seaman, r. 15 Alta PI
Burdick AUn-d A., wool dealer, r. 507 J<i Hyde
Burdick Clark B.. r. 325 Capp
Burdick Edward F., clerk H. M. Newhall & Co.,r. 1517
Tyler
Burdick George R., receiving teller Lazard Freres, r.
1517 Tyler
Burdick James E., printer, r. 806 Green
Burdick Jared C, oils, 208 Pacific, r. 232 Shotwell
Burdick Marcus S.. carpenter William Kreger, r. Oak-
land
Burdick Mary E., lodgings, 200 Washington
Burdick Nellie Miss, glovemaker P. & F. G. Conklin,
r. 1706 Mason
Burdick Stephen W., steamboatman, r. 200 Wash.
Burdick Susan, widow, r. 806 Green
Burdick William L., policeman City Hall, r. 430 Mont-
gomery Av
Burditis Theodore, cook Overland House, 531 Sac.
Barf au of RccordN (CKtablished 1848) C. V. Gil-
lespie proptr. 522 California
Buren Blaxs,. nightwatchman, r. 723 Davis
Burfeiud Herman H. W. .farmer. Lake Honda, nr Alms
House
Burfeiud Martin, r. 403 Francisco
Burgans Charles E., gunsmith N. Curry & Brother, r.
1211 Broadway
Burgdorf Charles, cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1924
Howard
Burgdorf Gottlieb (John Starck & Co.) r. 8W cor
Leavenworth and Ellis
Burge Frank A., sashmaker Uriah Segars, r. 17 Freelon
Burgcineister August, tinsmith, 140 Second, r. 67
Natoma
Burgen Gustav, buti'her, r. 8E cor Gough and Lom-
bard
Burgeon E. G., porcelain painter, r. 6 Clara Lane
Burger Jacob, barber, 523 Piuilic, r. 811 Filbert
Burger Joseph, cook, r. 1720 Market
Burges John B., boots and shoes, and fancy goods, 122
Third, r. 64y Howard
Burges Maggie, domestic 2430 Pine
Burges Tristam, bookkeeper E. V. Hathaway, r. 1235
Pine
Burgess Caleb A., capitalist, 62 Nevada Block, r. 593
Ellis
Burgess Charles, blacksmith Abner Doble, r. SE cor
Second and Howard
Burgess Charles M., hostler, r. S s Point Lobos Av. nr
Clifl House
Burgess C. S.,conductor California St. BR., r. 1519 Cal.
Burgess F. C, seaman Pacific Mail SS. China
Burgess George, deputy County Assessor, r. 708 Cal.
Burgess George H., portrait and landscape painter,
126 Kearny, room 52, r. 809 Mason
Burgess Henry, clerk John H. Kessing, r. 232 Minna
Burgess James, longshoreman Charles E. Ha8tltine,r.
7 Rincon Court
Burgess John M., second ofiicer Pacific Coast SS. Vic-
toria, Vallejo St. Wharf
Burgess Michael, labor, r Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Burgess Oscar O., physician, office and r. 329 Geary
Burgess Philip, r. 928 Clay
Burgess Samuel, messmau Pacific Coast SS. State of
California
Burgess W. W., engineer California St. BR., r. 1519
California
Burggraf John C, clerk Welspiel & Fahrenholz, r. 41
aara
Burgin John F., salesman wholesale dept. A. L. Ban-
croft & Co., r. 602 Geary
Burgin. See Bergin
Burgoyne Thomas, bartender Connolly & Riernan, r.
815 Twentieth
Burhans John H., restaurant, 202 McAllister, r. 104
McAllister
Biirhans W. D., r. 655 Mission
Burhans William, tailor, r. 2 Taylor PI
Buri Kaspar, r. Helvetia Hotel
Burkardt Max, importer engraving.s, chromos,
photographs, oil paintings, and manut frames
and pa.ssepartouts, and gilder, 545 and 547 Wash-
ington, r. 1602 Howard
Burkbach George, brewer National Brewery, r. SE cor
Fulton and Webster
Burke , pilemaker, r. 9 Tehama PI
Burke Albert, r. St. David's House
Burke .\lexauder, ho-stler A. Marshall, r. 737 Folsom
Burke Alfred I., clerk Evening Post. r. 1703 Jones
Burke Andrew, teamster, r. 48 Stevenson
Burke Barbara, widow, r. 2113 Jones
Burke Bridget Mrs., r. S s Twentieth, bet Dolores and
-Church
Burke Carrie Mrs., seamstress, r. 759 Market
Burke Catherine, widow, r. SW cor Filbert and
Larldn
Burke Charles, with Swanberg k West, 10 California
Market
Burke Cornelius, springmaker Pac. Spring Manuf.
Co., r. 2114 Mason
Burke Daniel, butcher, r. 44 Louisa
Burke Daniel, laborer, r. 8 Noonan Av
Burke David (Burke & McAsey) r. 337 Bryant
Burke David, hostler, r. 8 Carlos PI
Burke Dennis, fireman, r. 447 First
Burke E., r. 36 Clay
Burke Edmund W., salesman S.F.News Co., r. 2113
Jones
Burke Edward (Hamilton k Burke) r. W s Illinois, nr
Sierra '•
Burke Edward, carrier Call and Bulletin, r. Chicago
Hotel
Burke Edward, expressman, SW cor California and
Front, r. 8(i Bradv
Burke Edward, fireman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. W a
Illinois, bet Sierra and Humboldt
Burke Edward, gardener new City Hall, r. E s Ferrie,
N of Point Lobos Av
Burke Edward, laborer, r. 334 Guerrero
Burke Edward, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
118 Lan^ton
Burke Elizabeth Mrs., r. 6 Martha PI
Burke Ellen, domestic 2207 Webster
Burke Ethelbert, justice of the peace, SE cor Wash-
ington and Kearny, and attorney at law, r. 722
Turk
Burke Frank, r. .505 East
Burke Frank Jr.. contractor, r. 318 Kearny
Burkt^ Frank H., contractor and manuf sewer
pipe, 151 Bluxome, office 528 California, room 6
Burke Frank J., shoemaker Buckingham A: Hecht, r.
719 Natoma
Burke Frederick M., milkman, W s San Bruno Road,
nr Silver Av
Burke Frederick R., bookkeeper, r. 12 Oak
Burke Garrett, carpenter, r. 1234 York
Burke Gilbert, engineer, r. 42t;'2 Linden Av
Burke Henry A., r. 156 Clementina
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES
Office, 33 Geary St.
J. MACDONOUGH,
CU9IBERL.AND, LEHIGH AND ENGLISH FOUNDRY COKE,
41 Market Stre»'t, corner Spear.
BUR
171
BUR
Burke Hugh, cooper, r. 144 Vallejo
Burke Hugh M., journalist Evening Bulletin, r. 1205
Market
Burke James, boxmaker, r. 730 Harrison
Burke James, clerk, r. 908 Sansonje
Burke James, coalpasBer Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Burke James, laborer, r. 13 Pacific
Burke James, laborer, r. 1715 M Stevenson
Burke James, laborer, r. 552 Natoma
Burke James, laborer, Presidio Reservation
Burke James, machinist Tait& Hainque.r. 963 Folsom
Burke James, miner, r. 547 Mission
Burke James, plasterer, r. 718 Clementina, rear
Burke James, porter Spring Valley Water Works, r.
20 Willow Av
Burke James, shoemaker, r. SW cor Fell and Fillmore
Burke James, tailor S. R. Rhodes, r. 2114 Mason
Burke James, teamster, r. NE cor Tenth and Bryant
Burke James C, butcher, r. 156 Clementina
Burke John, r. 963 Folsom
Burke John, r. liiOS Market
Burke John, r. 324 Tehama
Burke John, assistant mixer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 308
Pacific
Burke John, clerk Southern Pac. RR., r. 32 Silver
Burke John, deckhand stmr San Joaquin No. 2, Jack-
son St. Wharf
Burke John, driver N. B. and Mission RE., r. 340)i
Fifth
Burke John, expressman, SE cor Fifth and Market, r.
E s Bryant, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Biirke John, fireman Pacific Mail SS. South Carolina
Burke John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Oak and
Liiguna
Burke John, horseshoer Hayes & Glenn, r. N b Filbert,
bet Fillmore and Webster
Burke John, laborer, r. 908 Sansome, rear
Burke John, laborer, r. S s Greenwich, bet Montgom-
ery and Sansome
Bnrke John, laborer Claus Hascbe, r. 625 Bay
Burke John, liquor saloon, 148 Seventh, r. 630 Minna
Burke John, livery stable, 955 Folsom
Burke John, painter, r. 156 Clementina
Burke John, policeman City Hall, r. 810 Grove
Burke John, pressman J. R. Brodie & Co., r. SW cor
Fell and Fillmore
Burke John, proptr Union Hotel, 511 and 513 Mission
Burke John, shoemaker Thomas Healy, r. 33 Crocker
Burke John, silversmith, r. 2114 Mason
Burke John, stonecutter, r. Turk St. Hotel
Burke John, superintendent J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
191 Hyde
Burke John, teamster Richard D. Chandler, r. Broad-
way, bet Sansome and Battery
Burke John Jr., shoemaker S W. Levy, r. 33 Crocker
Burke John E., barber Frank Bollinger, r. 930 Mont.
Burke John H., attorney at law, r. 510 Mason
Burke John H., butcher, r. 25 Erie
Burke John H. , capitalist, 502 Montgomery
Burke John H., railroadman, r. 116}^ Langton
Burke John J., r. 5 Yerba Buena
Burke John K., varnisher Jacob Strahle & Co., r. 745
Tehama
Burke John P.. boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
1105 McAllister
Burke John P., waiter St. Ignatius College, 214 Hayes
Burke John T., upholsterer C. M. Plum & Co., r. 1408
Kearny
Burke Josei^h, r. 156 Clementina
Burke Joseph, carpenter Union Iron Works, r. 316
Folsom
Burke Julia, domestic 1111 Jones
Burke Kate, glovemaker, r. 1408 Kearny
Burke Kate, laundress Mrs. L. H. Burling, SW cor
Eddy and Hyde
Burke Lavinia F. Miss, r. 645 Minna
Burke Lewis, molder Stelger & Kerr, r. 787 Mission
Burke Lizzie K. Mrs., vice-princiiial South Cosmo-
politan Grammar School, r. 1213 Clay
Burke Lucy Miss, assistant Union Primary School, r.
2113 Jones
Burke M., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Burke Maggie, widow, dressmaker, r. 946 Mission
Burke Margaret, widow, r. 35 Evereit
Burke Margaret, widow, r. S s Twenty-ninth, bet Noe
and Sanchez
Burke Margaret Miss, liquor saloon, 47 Clay
Burke Marguerite, widow, r. SW cor Kansas and Sierra
Burke Martin J. (Madison, Burke & Co., and Madison
& Burke) r. Alameda
Burke Martin J., clerk John McKew, r. 1408 Kearny
Burke Mary, domestic 1423 Washington
Burke Mary E., domestic 223 Leavenworth
Burke Michael, baker Baldwin's Restaurant, r. 6154
Shipley
Burke Michael, blacksmith, r. St. David's House
Burke Michael, contractor, r. 20 Mission Av
Burke Michael, dairy, N s Central Road, nr Golden
Gate Park
Burke Michael, gardener, r. 118 Langton
Burke Michael, groceries and liquors, NW cor Scott
and Ellis
Burke Michael, laborer, r. 726 Brannan
Burke Michael, laborer, r. 819 Vallejo
Burke Michael, laborer, r. Nineteenth, bet Eureka
and Douglass
Burke Michael, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine ,r.
625 Davis
Burke Michael, porter Waterhouse & Lester, r. 406
Capp
Burke Michael, shoecutter Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 404 Greenwich
Burke Michael, special policeman, r. NE cor Church
and Seventeenth
Burke Michael, stonecutter new City HaU, r. 392Ninth
Burke Michael J., clerk, r. 1707 Powell
Burke Nellie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Asten, r. 122
Shipley
Burke Patrick, r. 730 Harrison
Burke Patrick, brassfiuisher S. F. Brass Works, r. 54
First
Burke Patrick, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Burke Patrick, horseshoer, r. Columbia Hotel
Burke Patrick, laborer, r. 130 Eleventh
Burke Patrick, laborer, r. P06)<s Folsom
Burke Patrick, laborer, r. 19 Geneva
Burke Patrick, laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.
Burke Patrick H., housemover, r. N s North Point, nr
Larkin
Burke R., r. 537 Sacramento
Burke R., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Burke Robert, plasterer, r. 94 Colton
Burke Robert, upholsterer, r. 955 Folsom
Burke Samuel, stage machinist California Theater, r.
(i07 Folsom
Burke Stephen, r. 156 Clementina
Burke Terrence, speculator, r. 1235 Market
Burke Thomas, cook, r. 409 Greenwich, rear
Burke Thomas, expressman, r. 641 Commercial
Burke Thomas, laborer, r. 18 Garden
Burke Thomas, laborer William A. Meeker
Burke Thomas, painter, r. SW cor Fell and Fillmore
Burke Thomas, plumber, r. 52 Second
Burke Thomas, plasterer James Burke, r. 718 Clem.
Burke Thomas, porter Greenebaum & Co., r. 727
Laguna
Burke Thomas, salesman Nolan Brothers
Burke Thomas, teamster A. E. Buckman, r. NE cor
Church and Dorland
Burke Thomas, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 37 Natoma
Burke Tobias, r. 366 Minna
Burke William, r. 122 Shipley
Burke William, carbuilder Central RR.. r. 821 Vallejo
Burke William, carpenter, r. 2230 Bush '»
Burke William, clerk, r. 5 Yerba Buena
Burke William, hostler, r. 1028 Market
Burke William, longshoreman, r. 132 First, rear
Burke William, laborer 8. F Cordage Factory, r. 730
Harrison
Burke William, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Burke William, restaurant. E s Valencia, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-hixth
Burke William A., house painter Henry M. Bosen-
crans
Burke William A., musical instrument, and model
maker, 520 Pine, r. 5 Leroy PI
Burke William C, student, r. 722 Turk
Burke William F., clerk Keane Brothers, r. cor Fair
Oaks and Twenty-third
Burke William F. with S. F. Clearing House, r. 1213
Clay
Burke William F., policeman City Hall, r. 2100 Howard
Burke William G., r. 2109 Pine
Burke William J., groceries and liquors, 1129 Howard
Burke William J., policeman City Hall, r. 517 Vallejo
Burke William J., wines and liquors, 1914 Market
Burke & McAgey (David Burke and David J. McAsey)
liquor saloon, 232 Brannan
Burke. See Berk, and Berke
J. GUNDLACH St CO. i^"^- «" * "■
CALIFORNIA WINES & BRANDIES.
Proprietors RMnelarm, Sonoma,
CONTmENTAL SAFETY OIL «««^^« ^^ '^^'^^ve^'ry
HOUSEHOIiD.
BUK
172
BUK
Burkett Orpha Mrs., furnished rooms, 17 Third
Burkhard John, tailor, cor Railroad and Tenth Ave,
South S. F.
Burkhard Louis (J. Crals & Co.) r. 316 Sixth
Burkhardt Elizabeth, widow, furnished rooms, 1216
Pacific
Burkhardt Emma Miss, r. 1216 Pacific
Burkhardt Qeorge, boots and shoes, 510 Washington,
r. 412 Sixth
Burkhardt George H., driver Horace P. Meader, r.
Oakland
Burkhardt John, butcher Baldwin's Dining Palace
Burkhardt Lottie Miss, r. Park Hotel
Burkhardt Minnie, widow, r. 307 Ritch
Burkhardt. See Burkardt
Burkhead William N., assistant foreman Evening Bul-
letin, r. 1932 Pine
Burks Charles I., contractor, 1013 Valencia, r. 932
Valencia
Burleman Henry, engineer tug Rescue, r. 1142 Pacific
Burleigh C. Bell, clerk John Calvert, r. 644 Stev.
Burleigh Frederick, brewer, r. NE cor Ivy Av and
Buchanan
Burleigh William E., physician, SE cor Sixth and
Howard, r. 1217 Mason
Burleson C. M., mining, 211 Sansome, room 7
Burley John, butcher William O'Brien, r. W s Rail-
road Av, bet Tenth and Eleventh Avs, South 8.F.
Burk-y John, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
B^irley Robertson, ship carpenter, r. 149 Second
Burling B. L., bookkeeper William H. Lent, r. 299
Hyde
Burling Frederick, collector and insurance broker,
219 Sans me, r. 299 Hyde
Burling George P., Cigar Makers' Assn, 771 Market
Burling^ James W., stock broker, 413 California,
r. 1222 Pine
Burling Jules, clerk, r. SW cor Eddy and Hyde
Burling L. H. Mrs., r. SW cor Eddy and Hyde
Burling Richard S., bookkeeper Michelssen, Brown &
Co., r. 238 Kearny
Burling R. S. Mr.s., furnished rooms, 238 Eeamy
Burling. See lierling
Burlinger Joseph, with G. Groezinger, r. W b Califor-
nia Av, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Burmeister A. & Co. (Alrich burmeister and August
Mehrtens) groceries and liquors, SW cor Cali-
fornia and Leavenworth
Burmeister Alrich (A. BurjneiBter & Co. and Sancken
& Burmeister) r. 1300 California
Burmeister Francis H. (Meyer & Burmeister) r. 529
Valencia
Burmeister Frederick H., steward Charles D. Zelle, r.
1703)4 Jones
Burmeister Henry, hostler Central RR., NW cor Turk
and Fillmore
Burmeister Otto, cabinetmaker, r. 542 Folsom
Burmester Henry W., salesman Lebenbaum, Gold-
berg & Co., r. 35 Eleventh
Burn Thomas, hostler John Pentony, r. 633 Green
Burnap John, commission merchant, 425 Davis, r. 420
Leavenworth
Burnell Frederick B. (J. H. Burnell & Bro.) r. Elev-
enth At, bet G and H., South S. F.
Burnell J. H. & Bro. (J. Hamlin and Frederick Bur-
nell) proptrs Albion Brewery, Ninth Av, bet G and
H, South S. F.
Burnell J. Hamlin (J. H. Burnell & Bro.) r. Eleventh
Av, bet G and H, South S. F.
Burnell Martin (Burnell & Turuer) r. 718 California
Burnell Thomas, blacksmith, r. 22 Rausch
Burnell William, laborer, r. 8 s Elizabeth, bet Noe
and Sani'hez
Burnell William A., dairy, NE cor York and Twenty-
lifth
Burnell & Tnrner (Martin Burnell and Charles
D. Turner) Hole agents Albion ale and porter, 619
Sacramento.
Burner Henry, salesman Marcus Bros., & Co., r. 1001
Minna
Burner John, seaman, r. NW cor Minnesota and Ne-
vada
Burnes J., baker Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba
BurucH Mary, widow, r. M'l Stevenson
Bumes Nellie, waitresH f'hnniberlain House, 600 Bush
Burnes. See Burns and Byrnes
Burness John E., chief engineer Palace Hotel
Burnett , laborer, r. 951 liryant
Burnett Alexander 3., capitalist, r. 1223 Pine
Burnett Christopher Z., clerk, r. 1318 Leavenworth
Burnett D wight J., mining secretary, llljfi Leldes-
dorff, r. Visitacion Valley
Burnett Emma, domestic 1010 Larkln
Burnett Evan Jr., ironmolder Union Iron Works, r.
314 Folsom
Burnett Evan J., ironmolder Union Iron Works, r.
346 Beale
Burnett George, clerk, r. W s San Bruno Boad, np
County Line
Burnett G. 6., apothecary amd druggist, 327
Montgomery, r. 1104 Market '
Burnett Isaac, student, r. 191G Broadway
Burnett James, engineer, r. 2846 Mission
Burnett Jolin M., attorney at law, 623 Montgom-
ery, r. 1901 Polk
Burnett Joseph, teamster Collins & Tuttle, r. N s
Haight, bet Webster and Buchanan
Burnett Joseph J., boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.',
r. 254 Tehama
Burnett Kate Mme., ladies' hair dresser, 410 Third
Burnett Lester G., student, r. 1916 Broadway
Burnett Mary A., widow, r. 2007 Leavenwoith
Burnett M. 8., r. 227 Leavenworth
Burnett Nelly Mrs., r. N s Haight, bet Webster and
Buchanan
Burnett Peter H., r. 610 Jones
Burnett R., helper boilermaker Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Burnett R. Douglass, collector, r. 1223 Pine
Burnett Richard, laborer, r. 951 Bryant
Burnett Richard, ironmolder Union Iron Works, r.
346 Beale
Burnett Thomas, fisherman, r. 300 Hayes
Burnett Thomas, laborer Magdalen Asylum
Burnett Thomas T., dummyinan Clay St. Hill RR.,
r. 18)^ Ridley
Burnett Thomas T., carpenter, r. 2504 Bush ~~ — -
Burnett Thomas T. Jr., carpenter, r. 2504 Bush -
Buriiftt Wellington C, attorney at law, 220
Sansome, rooms 7-9, r. 1916 Broadway
Burnett William C, mate schr Enterprise, Howard
St. Wharf
Burnett. See Bemet
Burnham , shoemaker, r. 15 Powell
Burnham Anthony, yardhand S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. SW cor Bay and Hyde
Burnham Charles, piledriver, r. 134 Folsom, rear
Burnham Edward, supt lead works Whittler, Fuller
& Co., 229 and 231 Fremont, r. Marlborough House
Burnham Emory J. (Burnham & Lynch) r. 830 Howard
Burnham Gilman M., lumberdealer, r. 1639 Mission
Burnham Henry, r. 509 Bush
Burnham James W. (James W. Burnham h Co.) p.
926 Dolores
Burnliam James W. & Co. (James W. Burn-
ham, and John L. and Henry Eckley) importers
carpets, furniture, upholstery goods and oil
cloths, 618 Market and 15 and 17 Post
Burnham Lucy A. Miss, w«aver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, Black Point
Burnham M. E. Mrs., r. 943 Howard
Burnham Melville P. (Burnham & Boyor) r. 1509 Cal.
Burnham O. N., watchman Pacific Mall S8. City of
Panama
Burnham Nelson H., assistant janitor City Hall, r.
134 Folsom
Burnham Samuel S., carrlagemaker Milo P. Holmes,
r. 253 Jessie
Burnham William F., upholsterer Joseph Fredericks
& Co., r. S.W Tehama
Burnham & Boyer (M. P. Burnham and A. J. Boyer)
proptrs California Independent, 526 Montgomery
BurnUum «)k Lynch (Kmory J. Burnham and
Johu W. Lynch) Oriental Tea Co. and grocers,
1134-1138 Market
Burnheinier F. E., driver Potrero and B. V. BR.,
r. cor Kentucky and Humboldt
Burnhopo Alexander, laborer, r. Johnston Pi, nr Har-
rison
Burnlg Dora, domestic 411 Tyler
Burns A., nightwatchman Industrial School
Burns Aaron M., marine surveyor Hutchinson tt
Mann, 320 California^ r. Oakland
Burns A. H., student Heald's Business College
Bums A. L., cliief clerk Commissary Subsistence Mill-
tarv Division Pacific, and Department California,
U. S. A.. r.'.":w Market
Burns Andrew, teamster, r, 308 ij Fulton, rear
Burns Ann, domestic 622 McAllister
Burns Arthiir, butcher, r. 327 Minna
Burns Barbara, groceries and liquors, 41 Jesaie
30 YLAnb LArLnlLINCL. Established. S.F.,1863, 135 Montgomery.'
inUAO I MHDDICnid Ha« *»»« most select stock of all the leadliif; varieties of
JUIMAO ), IVIUnnlOUtM Lumber in the Slurket. N. C cor. Mission and Spear Sta.
BUR
173
BUR
Burns Bernard, laborer, r. 5 Second Av
Burns Bernard, yardman Seattle Coal and Traneport-
atiou Co., r. 2a Market
Bums Bernard, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 242 Minna
BurnB Bridget, domestic 726 Sutter
Burns Bridget, domestic 1219 Geary
Burns B. J., r. 510 Stockton
Burns Brian, extraman Engine No. 9, 8. F. F. D., r.
3041 Sixteenth
Burns Catherine, -widow, r. 211 Franklin
Burns Catherine, widow, r. 1930 Stevenson
Burns Catherine, domestic 1.516 Folsom
Burns Charles, lamplighter S. F. Pioneer ■Woolen
Factory ^
Biirns Christ., 'butcher, r. 1009 Mission
Burns Clayton J., newspaper clerk Post Office, r. 1206
Market
Burns Cornelius, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r.
W 8 Boyee, bet Point Lobos Av and St. Rose
Burns Daniel, bookkeeper, r. 120 Freelon
Burns Daniel, lashmaker Main & Winchester, r. 616
Sacramento
Burns Daniel, painter, r. 1311 Eddy
Burns David, truckman, r. 535 J^ Stevenson
Burns Delia, domestic 2504 Howard
Burns Dennis, laborer D. AUman & Co., r. 16 Scott PI
Burns Dora Mrs., midwife, r. 1009 Mission
Burns Edmund, junkdealer, r. S s Waller, bet Brode-
rick and Devisadero , '
Burns Edward, carpenter, r. 1628 Mission
Burns Edward, expressman, SE cor Pacific and Davis,
r. 616 Capp
Buins Edward, quartermaster Pacific Mail 83. Co. ,
r. 234 Braunan
Burns Edward, mechanic, r. 174 Perry
Burns Edward, saloonkeeper, r. 316 Third
Burns Eliza Miss, milliner, r. 408}$ Katoma
Burns Elizabeth Mrs., r. 3U7 Aubtin
Burns Ellen, domestic N s Filbert, bet Octavia and
Lag una
Burns E. O., r. 1010 Sutter
Burns Ernst, boatman, r. 13 Pacific
Burns Eugene, expressman, NW cor Jackson and Du-
pont, r. 1913 Hyde
Burns F. J., steward Pacific Mail SS. China, r. 3 King
Burns Frank, painter Jabez 8. Swan, r. 1016 Market
Burns Gaty A., shipi^iug clerk George H. Tay & Co.,
r. 1316 M Laurel Av
Burns George, r. NE cor Lombard and Laguna
Burns George, fireman U. S. Kevenue stmr Richard
Rush
Burns George, packer Folger, Schilling & Co., r.
Union, bet Montgomery and Sansome
Burns Harry, mate sthr Martinez, Jackson St.Wharf
Burns Harry, laborer, r. 507 Mission
Burns Henry, boots and shoes, 210 Third, r. 1206
Market
Burns Henry, carpenter, r. 715 Natoma, rear
Burns Henry B., captain echr Greyhound, r. 1008
Union
Burns Henry J., capitalist, r. 325 Seventeenth
Burns H. J., student Heald's Business College
Burns Hugh, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 434 Bdwy.
Burns Hufih, laborer, r. 909 Geary
Burns Isidore, shipsmith, 20 Steuart, r. 101 Dupont
Burns James, carpenter, r. 613 Mission
Burns James, coachman, r. 3 Minna
Burns James, fireman Pacific Coast 88. 8tate of Cali-
fornia
Burns James, foreman Patrick Canavan, r. 1129
Howard
Bums James, hostler Clay St. Hill RR., r. 1447 Leav.
Burns James, laborer, r. 1212 Scott
Burns James, laborer Diggins Bros., r. 2520 Sutter
Burns James, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r. 7
Johnson Av
Burns James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.,«r. W 8 Ma-
ryland, bet Sierra and Humboldt
Burns James, melter Mechanics' Foundry, r. 224 Sec.
Burns James, porter Davis & Cowell, r. 310 Minna
Burns James, seaman, r. 1 Alger Place
Burns James, seaman, r. Keystone House
Burns James, stableman Clay St. Hill RR., r. 1304
Jackson
Burns James H., j. 236 Eleventh
Bums James J., hamessmaker Main k Winchester, r.
1930 Stevenson
Bums J. C, carpenter, r. 417 Stevenson
Burns Jeremiah N.. stonecutter, r. Sixth Ay, bet A
andB
Bums John.r. 315 Union
Burns John, r. 223 Fifth
i Burns John, baker, r. 1313 Sacramento, rear
I Burns John, boatman, r. 1017 Battery, rear
I Burns John, boatman, and extraman Engine No. 5, S.
F. F. D., r. 1119 Stockton
I Burns John, boatbuilder, r. 160 Natoma
Burns Johu, butcher, r. 354 J$ Eleventh
: Burns John, clerk James W. Ryan, r. 109 Fifth
[ Burns John, driver Clay St. Hill BR., r. 1447 Leav.
Bums John, engineer, r. 1.507 Kearny
I Bums John, gasfitter, r. 1930 Stevenson
Burns John, laborer, r. 1310 Jackson
Burns John, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Burns John, sailmaker, r. 10 Boardman
Burns John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Burns John, seaman, r. 324 Main
Burns Johu, stableman Clay St. Hill BR., r. 1304
Jackson
Burns John, teamster Code, Elfelt & Co.. r, 1811 Stev.
Burns John, teamster Lauterwasser & Smith, r. 254
Clara
Burns John, undertaker James McGinn, r. 5605^ Na-
toma
Bums John, watchman Grand Hotel
Bums John Jr., diiver Clay St. Hill RR., r. 1304
Jackson
Bums John E., stockbroker, r. 9 Glen Park Av
Burns John H., policeman, r. Fourteenth Av, nr P,
South S.F.
Burns John L., traveling agent, r. American Ex-
change Hotel
Burns John M., compositor Daily Stock Exchange, r.
319 Tenth
Burns John N. (Burns & Kneass) r. 160 Natoma
Burns Josei)h, hackdriver, r. 16 Bourbin PI
Burns Joseph, moldcr Industrial Iron Works, r. 40
Tehama
Burns Joseph, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgomery
Burns Joseph A., carpenter and builder, r. S 8 Fif-
teenth Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Burns Joseph T., clerk, r. 236 Eleventh
Burns Kate, widow, r. 513 Hayes
Burns Kate Miss, shoefitter Marks & Berliner, r. 613
Hayes
Burns Lizzie, domestic 725 O'Farrell
Burns Louise M., Miss, r. 725 Pine
Bums M., machinist, r. 29 Everett
Burns M., yardman Renton Coal Co.
Bums Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1428 Broadway
Burns Maggie, domestic 632 Fell
Burns Maggie, domestic 1609 Larkin
Burns Maggie, domestic 109 Hayes
Burns Martha, widow, nurse Pacific Dispensary Hos-
pital, SE cor Oak and Franklin
Bums Martha, domestic 1501 Gough
Bums Martha Mrs., r. 307 Austin
Bums Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1428 Broadway
Burns Mary, widow, r. 236 Eleventh
Burns Mary, widow, r. 1510 Mason
Burns Mary A., domestic 718 O'Farrell
Bums Matthew, horseshoer Patrick H. Bums, r. 68
Everett
Bums Maurice, cooper Francis W. Arnold, r. Eleventh
Av, ur Railroad Av, South 8. F.
Bums Maurice J., shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 1110 Harrison
Bums Michael, gardener Magdalen Asylum
Bums Michael, janitor Industrial School, r. 163 Te-
hama
Burns Michael, laborer Pacific Mail 88. Co., r. 30 De
Boom
Bums Michael, laborer, r. N s Market, bet Larkin and
Polk
Burns Michael, porter Grand Hotel, r. 613 }j Minna
Bums Michael, shoemaker E. D. Nolan & Co., r. 8
Bowie Av
Bums Michael, teamster, r. 722 Grove
Burns Nellie Mrs., r. 613 Hayes
Burns Owen, expressman, NW cor Jackson and Du-
pont, r. 1913 Hyde
Bums Owen, plumber, W s Market, bet Polk and
Larkin
Burns Owen, teamster Renton Coal Co., r. 2418 Bush
Burns Patrick, hostler, r. 2221 Post
Bums Patrick, laborer Smiley's ranch, bet B and C,
and Sixth and Seventh Avs
Bums Patrick, seaman, r. 205 Union
Bums Patrick, teamster John Sullivan, r. 46 Qulnn
Burns Patrick D., steward Grand Hotel, r. 319 Tenth
WINDOW SHADES.
Manufacturer of fine WIXDOAV
S H A D E .S for Private Resl-
dences. Stores, Offices, etc., etc.
GEO. W.CLARK,
645 Market Street.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
WHOIiESAUB
HARDWARE,
Corner Market and Front Streets.
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Bums Patrick H., horseshoer, 670 Mission, r. 58 Ev-
erett
Burns Patrick J., blacksmith Daniel I. Newkirk, r.
49 Clementina
Bums Peter, boatman, r. 1017 Battery, rear
Burns Peter, laborer, r. N s Sixteenth, bet Guerrero
and Dolores, rear
Bums Peter, soapmaker, r. 1022 Alabama
Bums Peter, teamster Reuton Coal Co., r. 11 Haggin
Burns Peter, veterinary surgeon Corporation Yard, S.
F. F. D., r. 609 J^ Grove
Burns Richard, coachman, r. 1118 Sacramento
Burns Richard, longshoreman, r. Banks, nr Cortland
Av, B. H.
Burns Robert, r. 814 Montgomery
Burns Robert, r. 641 Broadway
Burns Samuel, porter Central Pac. RR., r. 16 Clara
Burns Sarah, widow, r. 128 Eighth
Burns Sarah A., widow, fancy goods, 2101 Steiner
Burns Stephen, collarmaker William Davis, r. 1111
Montgomery
Burns Thomas, r. 1029 Pacific
Burns Thomas, bartender, r. 184 Jessie
Burns Thomas, gasfitter, r. 1930 Stevenson
Burns Thomas, laborer, r. 1182 Harrison
Burns Thomas, laborer, r. 217 Broadway
Burns Thom;is. machinist, r. SW cor Treat Av and
Twentieth
Burns Thomas, oysterman Grand Hotel
Burns Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Burns Thomas, teamster Wilkins & Foy, r. 9 Austin
Burns Thomas, teamster James Beatty
Burns Thomas F., upholsterer J.W. Stamper & Co., r.
103 Tehama
Burns Thomas P., bookkeeper U. S. Coast Surrey, r.
319 Tenth
Bums William, assistant engineer Central Pac. RB.,
r. 13 Clementina
Burns William, clerk Frederick Stoltz, r. 46 Qulnn
Burns William, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Burns William, painter, r. 117^ Gilbert, rear
Bums William, seaman schr Ellen Ounderson, Fourth
St.Wharf
Burns William, steward Hose No. 2, 8. F. F. D., r. 1817
Post
Burns &Kueass (John N. Bums and George W.Kneass)
boatbuilders, 22 Mission
Burns. See Burnes, Byrnes, and Byrus
Burnside Charles H., chair caner, r. 621 Pacific, rear
Burr Alfred, designer and engraver, 618 Sacramento,
r. Oaklaad
Burr Amos, speculator, r. 224 McAllister
Burr Annie, widow, r. 1812 Mason
BurrBartlett (Bartlett Biu-r& Co.) and carriagemaker,
2005 Mission, r. NW cor Capp and Si.xteenth
BurrBartlett J: Co. (Bartlett Burr and Lawrence
Birch) poultry dealers, 34 Mission Market
Burr Benjamin J., merchant tailor, 22 Montgomery,
r. 1028 Jackson
Burr C. A., adjuster Pac. Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
r. 1824 Jessie
Burr Carl, waiter, r. 213 Prospect PI
Burr C. C. & Co. (Clarence 0. Burr and Mary
Hudson, widow of H. C. Hudson) successors toH.
C. Hudson &Co.,manuf8 mustard, and spice and
drug grinders, factory 2211 Stockton, office 13Pine
Burr C. H. & G. W., weather strips and slop hoppers,
667 Mission
Burr Charles H. (C. H. & G. W. Burr) r. 602 Willow
Av
Burr Charles H., painter Gumpertz & Spamer, r.
447 3« Natoma
Burr Clarence C. (0. C. Burr & Co.) r. NE cor Filbert
and Van Ness Av
Burr Edson, canvasser, r. 15 Taylor
Burr Edward, with Middlemas & Boole, r. 30 Park Av
Burr Eli B., auditor Savings and Loan See, r. 811
Twenty-first
Burr Ephralm W., r. 8W cor Filbert and Polk
Burr George, lamplighter S. F. Gaslight Co., r. 825
Jackson
Burr George W. (C. H. & G. W. Burr) r. Deadwood,
Dakota Ter.
Burr George W., molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 80
p of* If A V
Burr J. H., r. 418 Sutter
Burr Levi, proptr Eureka House, Bay, bet Dupont
and Kearny
Burr Morton, r. 701 Stockton
I Burr Bicbard. snip carpenter, r. 307 Third
Burr Walter, driver, r. 267 }^ Stevenson
Burra Harry, clerk, r. 108 Stockton
Burrago Charles R., proptr Cal. Root Tea, 1645 Mission
Burrell Charles, examiner drugs Custom House, and
physician, office and r. 1322 Mission
Burrell Charles E., cigars and tobacco, 310 Montgom-
ery, r. 1322 Mission
Burrell Edward, r. 1322 Mission
Burrell Edward H., night inspector Custom House, r.
1138 Howard
Burrell Rose, widow, r. 1712 Clay
Burrell William H. (Burrell & Bowcher) r. 5 Harriet
Burrell & Bowcher (William H. Burrell and James
Bowcher) new and second-hand furniture, 27 Sixth
Burrer John, waiter Park Hotel, 26 Turk
Burress Perry, foreman Pac. Transfer Co., r. 59 Stev.
Burress Russell T., drayman Spear, Meade & Co., r.
26 Freelon
Burrhope Alexander, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Burri Casper, bartender John C. Haberliug, r. 431 Pine
Burridge Benjamiu W., electroplater Edward G. Den-
niston, r. 245 Eighth
Burridge J.W., r. Sacramento House
Burrill John, master mariner, r. 4 Berry
Burrington Albert C, miner, r. 2816 Laguna
Burrington Alfred, porter Palace Hotel
Burrington J. Allen, lithographer Edward Bosqul k
Co., r. 2816 Laguna
Burris Butler, bookkeeper Landers & Co., and mining
secretary, 2 Nevada Block, r. 418 Braunau
Burris Eugene, waiter Palace Hotel
Burris George R., steward, r. SW cor Jackson and
Drumm
Burris James, second cook Pacific Mail SS. South Car-
olina, r. 27 Freelon
Burris Josephine Miss, r. 159 Minna
Burris W., r. 10 Freelon
Burrola Francisco, merchant tailor, 611 Vallejo
Burroughs Joseph M., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 222 Stev.
BuiTougbs William, selector O. Lawton & Co., r. 628 >ji
Jessie
Burrowes George Rev. D. D., professor S. F. Theolog-
ical Seminary, r. 19 Haight
Burrowes William, carpenter M.Walsh, r. N s Birch
Av, nr Buchanan
Burrows A., clerk, r. 321 Pacific
Burrows Anna, widow, r. E s Alabama, bet Twenty-
fifth and Tweuty-sixth
Burrows Edward M., ship clerk C. L. Taylor & Co.,
r. 277 Miuna
Burrows Frank, assistant dentist Thomas Bolton, r.
804 Howard
Burrows H. L. , commission merchant, 423 Washington,
r. Oakland
Burrows James, clerk W. P. Nutting, r. 2518 Union
Burrows John, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Salinas
Burrows Thomas, carpenter, r. Germauia, nr Webster
Burrows William, driver City Transit Co., r. 1313 S()ott
Burrows. See Burroughs
Burry David Jr.. market, N s Twenty-second, bet Do-
lores and Chattanooga, r. E s Church, bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Burry La\vrence, butcher Francis Larroche, r. Fifth
Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Burscough Henry, r. 457 Bryant
Burscough Lizzie M. Miss, assistant Rincon Grammar
School, 457 Bryaut
Bursley Ira, master mariner, r. 171 Clara
Bursou James N., street contractor, r. 540 Jessie
Burson Joseph W., engineer Sutter St. RB.r. 1523 Pine
Burston Maria H. Mrs., r. 553 Stevenson
Burt Andrew, boxmaker Union Box Factory, r. 14
Turk
Burt Charles, blacksmith, r. 54 First
Burt David, teller Bank British North America, r. 820
Bush
Burt E<hvlu F., druggist, r. 2050 Mission
Burt F. W., r. 002 Twentieth
Burt Isaac R. (PhoedOvluB & Co.) r. 1313 Mission
Burt J.Gus., general puri'haHing agent country mer-
chants, and mining companies, 116 Front, r. 1318
California
Burt John F., watchmaker Alfred Barrett, r. 42 Second
Burt Joseph H., carpenter, r. moo Mission
Burt Mary J. Mrs., r. 219 First «
Burt Samuel, compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 111! Ma-
."on
Burt William, waiter Pacific Coast SS. Ancon
Burt William J., house mover, r. 2817 Mission
Burt. See Bert
^AN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, **'"'"" SM'c\'!,I";»S?i'"'"'"'^'«'
I M APnnKinilPU importer of and dealer IX COAl. AND PIG IRON,
J. IflAl/UUnUUun, ^l market Street, corner Spear.
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Burtchell John, carpenter, r. 1914 Union
Burtchell William, gasfltter ThomaB Day, r. 1914
Union
Burtis J. Ii. Mrs., widow, r. 925 Howard
Burtis William B., local agent Imperial, London,
Northern and Queen Insurance Cos., 317 (Califor-
nia, r. 1333 Pine
Burton Augustus A., bookkeeper William Lewis & Co.,
r. 43fi Hayes
Burton Charles, seaman, r. 1 Pacific
Burton Charles, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Burton Chtrles E., assistant bookkeeper Bowen
Brothers, r. 109 Fifth
Burton Charles H., president National Gold Bank
aud Trust Co., r. 1024 Washington
Burton Charles O., furnished rooms, 109 Fifth
Burton Edward, r. 1729 ^^ Jessie
Burton Edward, upholsterer Hugh Dunegan, r. 254
Eighth
Burton Emily, widow, r. 231 Third
Burton Emma Mrs., spirmer S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 1315 Filbert
Burton George W., publisher Daily Produce Report
and San Francisco Prices Current, 405 Front, room
11, r. Alameda
Burton Harry, salesman Keane Brothers, r. 109 Fifth
Burton John, foreman patternmaker Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 503 Folsom
Burton John C, seaman, r. SW cor Pacific and East
Burton Oliver J., bookkeeper, r. 636 Commercial
Burton Susie Miss, adjuster coiners' dept U. S. Mint,
r. 109 Fifth
Burton William H.. manuf awnings and steam boilers
and pipes felted, 159 New Montgomery
Burton William M., toys and stationery, 231 Third
Burton William W., salesman Nolan Brothers, r. 505
Mason
Burton. See also Barton
Burts Daniel W., painter, r. 1311 Eddy
Burtschell William, machinist Isaac H. Small, r.
Thoroughfare Hotel
Burtseli WiJliam, hostler John W. Morshead, r. 25
Washington
Busac Belmore F., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 2516
Sacramento
Busby E. F. Mrs., r. 17 Dupont
Busby Frederick H., glove manuf, 412 Market, r. 74C
Mission ^
Buscelle James B., clerk Waterhouse & Lester, r. 1724
Mission
Busch Edward C, cook Martens Brothers, r. SE cor
Michigan and Shasta
Buscr Frederick, wool grader Cornelius O'Donnell, r.
Bernal Heights
Busch Henry, photographer, 659 Clay
Busch Herman, cook August C. Becker
Busch Johunn, laborer Cal. Sugar Befinery, r. Hum-
boldt, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Busch Joseph, shoemaker, 124 Seventh
Busch Lizzie Mrs., cigarmaker HoUing Bros., r. 124
Seventh
Busch. See Bush
Buschardt Edward, bakery, 418 Brannan
Buscher William, waiter, r. 20."^ Washington
Buschmann John, groceries and liiuors, 269 Third
Busenski Mary, domestic 1322 Geary
Busfeniin Etta, domestic 906 O'Farrell
Bush A. Mi-8., r. 965 Folsom
Bush A. L. (Bay City Oyster Co.) r. Shoal Water Bay,
W. T.
Bush Alonzo, driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. Stevenson
Building
Bush Anthony H., clerk freight auditor Central Pac.
RR., r. 22 Jessie, bet Seventh aud Eighth
Bush Archibald J., clerk Frederick A. Wheeler, r. 1104
Scott
Bush C, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bush Charles (Nathan Bush & Son) r. 1020 Folsom
Bush Charles, cooper Pac. Barrel and K.eg Factory, r.
Harmony Hotel
Bush Charles, dentist Bush & Neumann, r. 2108 How-
ard
Bush Charles J., woodcarver Hermann Granz, r. E s
■ Potrero Av, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Bush Charles P., policeman City Hall, r. 523 Post
Bush Charles W., painter and paperhanger, 202 Pow-
ell, r. l'.^8 O'Farrell
Bush David, importer gas fixtures, plumbers' sup-
plies and -sanitary goods, 22 Post, r. S s Sutter, bet
Scott and Devisadero
Bush Edward D., merchandisebroker, 405 Front, r.
Oakland
Bush Frank, boilermaker, r. 1313 Broadway
Bush Frank, waiter New York Bakery, r. 1013 Wash.
Bush George, laborer Cal. Dry Dock Co., r. Hunters
Point, South S. F.
Bush George, teamster John Heim, r. cor Eighteenth
Av aud G, South S. F.
Bush George E., laborer Whitney & Co., r. Empire
Lodging House
Bush Henrj-, butcher Christopher Dunker, r. 503 Fol.
Bush Henry T., bookeeper David Bush, r. 1104 Scott
Bush Herman, waiter, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Bu.sh Howard R., r. 2014 Mission
Bush Hyman P., mining seretary, 27 Merchant's Ex-
change, r. 905 Market
Bush Johan. brewer Golden City Brewery, r. 1431
Pacific
Bush John, boilermaker, r. 1234 Vallejo
Bush John, expressman, NE cor California and San-
some, r. 817 J<S Capp
Bush John F., boilermaker, r. 1 Morse PI
Bush Lizzie R. Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary
School, r. 1234 Vallejo
Bush Louis (Bush & Neumann) r. 2108 Howard
Bush Louis, machinist Goss & Adams, r. 248 Fourth
Bush Nathan, coflfee saloon, 777 Market, and (Nathan
Bush & Son) r. 1020 Folsom
Bush Nathan & Son (Nathan and Charles Bush) res-
taurant, 941 Market
Bush Peter, fancy goods, toys, and stationery, 248
Fourth
Bush Street Cosmopolitan Primary School, S s Bush,
bet Dupont and Stockton
Bush Street Theater, Charles E. Locke proptr, 8 s
Bush, bet Kearny and Montgomery
Bush Theodore, molder, r. 1234 Vallejo
Bush William, butcher, r. 1234 Vallejo
Bush & Neumann (Louis Bush and Leopold
Neumann) dentists, 8 Kearny
Bush. See Busch
Bushears Richard B., cook Rockaway Restaurant, r.
122 Shipley
Busher Charles, artesian well borer, r. 526 O'Farrell
Bushman William (Steiger & Bushman) r. 213 Ma-
son
Bushnell Arthur M., printer, r. 4365^ Clementina
Bushnell Edward R., compositor Hebrew Observer, r.
436 M Clementina
Bushnell Edwin W., clerk, r. 1429 ><! Mission
Bushnell Frank N., engineer Southern Pac. RR., r.
2024 Folsom
Bushnell M. L. Mrs., r. 436}^ Clementina
Bushnell Waters A., compositor Alta, r. 436^ Clem.
Bushnell William C, captain stmr El Capitan, Oak-
land Ferry, r. 511 O'Farrell
Bushway Ellen, widow, r. 822 Filbert
Bushwell Maurice, machinist Samuel B. Walkington,
r. 822 Filbert
Bushwiler Aaron, r. 542 Minna
Husky Peter, seaman, r. 219 Main
Busrank Antonio, cook Antonio Violich, r. 727 Davis
Buss Geo:ge, baker, r. 6 Oak Grove A.v
Buss Henry, cook Emil A. Engelberg, r. 522 Filbert
Buss John, baker, r. 6 Oak Grove Av
Buss Philip, cook Emil A. Engelberg, r. 1007 Pacific
Buss Thomas, seaman schr Anna Aden, Steuart St.
Wharf
Busse Morris, clerk A. B. Elfelt & Co., r. 1411 Larkin
Bussolino Severin, boot and shoemaker, 1505 Dupont
Bustamante Jesus, dressmaker, r. 9 Union PI
Bustamante Mariana, dressmaker, r. 830 Jackson
Bustamante Rosa, widow, r. 9 Union PI
Bustamante Thomas, merchant, r. 830 Jackson
Busteed Anna, janitress Noe and Temple Sts. Primary
School, r. N s Twenty-sixth, bet Noe and Sanchez
Bustelli Felice, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Bustillos Dolores, groceries and liquors, 813 Mont-
gomery Av
Bustillos Jesus, iivldow, r. 819 Vallejo
Bustillos Raphael, marblecutter, r. 819 Vallejo
Bustrom Louise, domestic 826 Sutter
Bustrom Peter, captain schr Golden Gate, r. 216 Fran-
cisco
Busvrell A. & Co. (Alexander Buswell andW. A.
Swinerton) bookbinders, paper-rulers, and blank
book manuf B, 521 Clay
Buswell Alexander (A. Buswell & Co.) r. 1005 Union
Buswell Edward A., entry clerk H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. 1005 Union
J. GUNDLACH & CO.
WINE VAULTS, Corner Market and Second Streets.
Fine Wine^ and Liquors.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPORTATION CO..
GKNKUAIi OFFICE,
ISO & 1$2S Front.
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Buswell George F., patternmaker William F. Buswell,
r. 305 First
Bubwell William F., bookbinder A. Buswell & Co., r.
1005 Union
Buswell William F., millwright and patternmaker,
223 Mission, r. 350 First
Buswell Henry, drayman Larzelere & Witham, r. W s
Church, bet Twenty-seventh and Duncan
Butcher James, butcher, N 8 Seventh Av, bet M and
N, South S. F.
Butcher Lizzie Miss, r. 9 Leavenworth
Butenop Henry, groceries and provisions, 625 Pacific,
r. 606 Filbert
Butenop Henry C, clerk Henry Butenop, r. 625 Pao.
Buthenuth Antone, teamster L. Hentrick, r. 1012 Leav.
Butler Alban B., livery and boarding stable, lOSBush,
r. Russ House
Butler Alida, widow, r. 1019 Howard
Butler A. M. Mrs., wid< w, r. 210 Octavia
Butler Andrew, molder William T. Garratt, r. 44 Jessie
Butler Ann E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 219 Hayes
Butler Benjamin i'., carpenter, r. SW cor Fillmore
and Bay
Butler Bettie, widow, r. 338 Shipley
Butler Bridget, domestic 002 Buchanan
Butler Charles A., retoucher Dames & Hayes, r. 210
Octavia
Butler Charles C, real-estate, 526 Merchant, r. NE cor
Sutter and St*iner
Butler Charles G., wines and liquors, 310 Montgom-
ery, r. 406 Eddy
Butler Charles H., captain stmr Gussie Telfair, ofBce
213 Jackson, r. Oakland
Butler Charlotte W., widow, r. 27 H Fourth
Butler Clara Miss, boarding, 600 Geary
Butler Elizabeth, widow, r. 315 Filbert
Butler Elizabeth, domestic 1216 Jones
Butler Elizabeth, domestic 509 Twenty-fifth
Butler Ellen, widow, r. 2 Buchanan Alley
Butler Emma, domestic 2106 Jackson
Butler Faustina Miss, teacher painting, r. 1235 Hyde
Butler Frederick, clerk, r. 269 Minna
Butler Frederick S., bookkeeper S. B. Wakefield & Co.,
r. 338 Fremont
Butler George, coachman Otis W. Merriam. r. 1106
Bush
Butler George, laborer, r. 50 Everett
Butler George, waiter Marchand's Restaurant, r. Min-
na, bet New Montgomery and Third
Butler George E. (Butler & Haldan) r. 1925 Taylor
Butler George F., r. 416 Minna
Butler George R., photographer Dames & Hayes, r.
210 Octavia
Butler Gerald, r. 208 Second
Butler H. Mrs., widow, r. 26 Louisa, rear
Butler Harriet A., widow, r. 2534 Webster
Butler Harry W. (Hobbs & Butlerj attorney at law, 6
Montgomery Av, r. 120 Ellis
Butler Henry, cook, r. 34 Louisa
Butler Henry M., lumber, r. 1322 Pine
Butler Henry W., chief newspaper clerk Post Office, r.
1012 Montgomery
Butler James, agent, r. 1336 Natoma
Butler James, tldermaker C. James King of William
& Co., r. :;17 Bush
Butler James, laborer, r. E s Florida, bet Solano and
Butte
Butler James, laborer Pacific Mail S8. Co.
Butler James, superintendent U. W. C. Bootand Shoe
Co., r. 105 Twentj-sixth
Butler Joel, carpenter, r. 313 Sutter
Butler Johanna, domestic 626 Harrison
Butler John, r. 617 Mission
Butler John, carriagemaker, r. W s Tehama, bet Nor-
wich and Precita Av, B.H.
Butler John, English Ale House, 7 Sutter and 606 Mar-
ket, r. 2209 Steiner
Butler John, laborer Mission Dock, r. 14 Tehama PI
Butler John, laborer Whittier, Fuller & Co., tor Tenth
and Bryant
Butler John H., teacher The Youths' Directory, r. 1417
Howard
Butler John J., pressman A. L. Bancroft it Co., r. 3
Park Av
Butler John W., bookkeeper Pac. Improvement Co.,
r. 2217 Howard
Butler John W., compositor A. L.Bancroft & Co.. r.
117 Webster
Butler Joseph, plumber and gasfitter John R. Craig,
r. Oakland
Butler Joseph D., clerk, r. 117 Webster
Butler Joseph J., clerk Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co.,
r. 923 Val«icia
Butler Joseph R., cturier John Fitzgerald, r. 2630
Bryant Av
Butler Julia, widow, r. Noonan Av, nr Eighth
Butler Katie M, Miss, forewoman, r. 338 Shipley
Butler L. Mrs., r. 17 Ellis
Butlei- M. A. Mrs., milliner and millinery goods,
31 Kearny, r. 818 Eddy
Butler Margaret Mrs., tailoress T. Lancaster & Co., r.
919 Powell
Butler Margaret J., widow, furnished rooms, 208 Sec-
ond
Butler Martin, liquor saloon, NW cor Tenth and
Bryant
Butler Mary, widow, r. SE cor Gough and Fell, rear
Butler Mary Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf. Co.
Butler M. E. Mrs., r. 223 Dupont
Butler Michael, ball aud racket court, 846 Howard
Butler Michael, bootcutter S.W.Levy, r. Huettmann's
Hotel
Butler Michael, laborer Pacific Mall SS. Co., r. 6 Fred-
erick
Butler Norris, waiter, r. 46 Second
Butler N. S. carpenter Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba — --
Butler P., laborer Mission Dock, r. 556 Branuau
Butler Patrick F., importer millinery and straw
goods, 31 Kearny, r. 818 Eddy
Butler Patrick T. (Hogan & Co.) r. 221 Twelfth
Butlir Rebecca, widow, r.39 Twenty-second
Butler Richard H., cook John Smith, r. 34 Louisa
Butler Robert, painter J. H. Turner, r. 1192 Harrison
Butltr Robert B., bartender John Doyle, r. NW cor
Geary and Central Av
Butler Sarah, domestic 1609 Sutter
Butler Sarah L. Mr.s., r. 423 Powell
Butler Si.tara Miss, teacher music, r. 219 Hayes
Butler T. B. Mrs., dress patterns, 629 Market, r. 1708
Dupont
Butler T. B., actor Adelphi Theater, r. Grand Hotel
Butler Teresa Mrs., matron House Correction, W s old
San Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Butler Theodore A., engraver Francis, Valentine &
Co., r. 326 Mason
Butler Thomas, builder, r. 593 Ash Av ~~-
Butler Thomas, butcher, r. 537 Sacramento
Butler Thomas, laborer, r. W 8 Tehama, bet Norwich
and Precita Av, B. H.
Butler Thomas, master mariner, r. 719 Market
Butler Thomas E., salesman A. Crawford & Co., r. 466
Minna
Butler Thomas F., bartender William Gilleran, r.
315 Clementina
Butler Thomas J. (Adams .<c Butler) r. 219 Hayes
Butler Thomas J., tanner, r. S s Parker, bet Columbia
PI and California Av, B. H.
Butler T. J., laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.
Butler Tobias, plasterer, r. 721 Clementina
Butler T. U. Mrs., widow, r. 36 Dorland
Butler T. T.. extraman Hose No. 4, S. F. F. IX
Butler W., seaman Pacific Coast SS. Gipsy
Butler Warren, clerk, r. 923 Valencia
Butler Washington, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r.
2534 Webster
Butler William, r. 309 Bay
Butler William, butcher Patrick Minehan, r. 16 Free-
Ion
Butler William, gasfitter McNally & Hawkins, r.
Noonan Av, nr Eighth
Butler William, picture dealer, r. 48 Jessie
Butler William H., coachman 1414 McAllister
Butler Xavier, scissors grinder, r. Second St. House
Butler <!k Halduii (George E. Butler and Edward
B. Haldan) general agents British America As-
surance Co., of Toronto, Western Assurance Co.,
of Toronto, and Phoenix Assurance Co. of Lon-
don, 413 California
Butler. See Buetler and Buttler
Butshel W., mechanic, r. Thoroughfare Hotel
ButtAlfnd, jeweller Cal. Jewelry Co., r. cor Seven-
teenth and Diamond
Butt Christopher C, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Nineteenth and Stevenson, r. 1804 Stevenson
Butt George, stamau, r. 415 East
Butt Peter N., groceries and liquors, SE cor Sutter
and Laguuu
Butte Baslii Gravel Mining Co. (Amador Co.,
Cal.) Calvert Meade secretary, 324 Pine, rooms 8
and 9
MULLER'S OPTOMETER,
The only reliable Instrument for Tesling
Defective Vision, 135 Montgomery.
JONAS J. MORRISON,
N. E. cor. Bllssion and Spear StM. Cliolee Sagar Pine,
Cedar, Shelvinff, Stepping;, Redwood JSi Ore^foii L.uinbe..
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Butte-Caspari Charles F., civil engineer and professor
mathematics and natural Bciences, r. 10*26 Lom-
bard
Butte Hydraulic Mining Co. (Butte Co., Cal.) L. L.
Dennery secretary, 2*20 Sansome, room 2
Buttelmann Henry, clerk Hermann Paulsen, r. 27
Taylor
Buttelmann O. D., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Twenty-third and Mission
Buttelmann William, cook, r. 24 Everett
Butterfit-ld D. C, real-estate, r. St. David's House
Butterfield Frederick L. (Kruegan & Butterfleld) r. 7
Langton
Butterfleld George W., mining, 211 Sansome, r. Brook-
lyn Hotel
Butterfield Richard O., boots and shoes, 779 Market,
r. 513 Ellis
Butterfield 'SVllliam, auctioneer and real-estate agent,
109 Montgomery, room 4, r. Menlo Park
Butterfleld William E. r. 513 Ellis
Butterfield Zumriah O., traveling salesman D. M.
Osborne & Co., r. Sun Jose
Butterick E. & Co's Pattern Agency, Deming & Bar-
rett agents, 124 Post
Butterley Edward, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Co., r.
204 First
Butters Lizzie Mrs., hoxisekeeper Cosmopolitan Hotel
Butters Mary Mrs., r. E s Capp, bet Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-sixth
Butterworth G. W., mining, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Butter worth James, tinsmith, 1149 J^ Folsom, r. 1139 }j
Folsom
Butterworth John W., tinsmith and plumber James
Butterworth, r. 1139 J<i Folsom
Butterworth Mary A., widow, r. 1820 Clay
Butterworth Sarah, widow, r. North Point, bet Larkin
and Polk
Butterworth Sarah Mrs., dry goods, 1139 >^ Folsom
Butterworth Thomas C, with William Hoist, r. 1139 )i
Folsom
Buttgenbach Joseph, sausagemaker, W s Zoe, bet
Brannan and Welsh, r. 10954 Freelon
Buttle John, carpenter, r. E s Harrison, bet Twentieth
and Twenty-first
Buttle William F., blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
2325 Harrison "•
Bnttner August, shirtmaker, r. 21 John
Buttner Charles W. G. S., grainer. r. W s Sixteenth,
bet Guerrero and Dolores
Bnttner Henry, baker, r. 210)4 Clara
Buttner Henry A., special policeman, r. 517 Guerrero
Buttner Hermann, teacher music, r. 1511 Mason
Buttner John, patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Butts F. A. (Watkins & Co.) r. Tiger Hotel
Butts William, patentee Butts' fruit, vegetable and
hop dryers and iiressers, W s Third, bet Branuan
and Townsend, and 20 California, r. 512 Bush
Butzke William, upholsterer, r. 72 Brady
Buxton Annie M., widow, lodgings, 910 Howard
Buxton Charles, student Sichel & Richards, r. 15734
Tehama
Buxton Frank (Buxton & Co.) r. 820 Howard
Buxton N. E. Mrs., widow, r. 1710 Geary
Buxton Simon A., cook, r. 6 Burgoyne PI
Buxton & to. (Frank Buxton) grocers, 137 Fourth
Buxtorf Christian, cigars and tobacco, 423 Sansome, r.
348 Third
Buyer Charles (Buyer, Reich & Co.) r. 1028 Clay
Buyer Edward, hamessmaker Main & Winchester, r.
547 Howard
Buyer, Reicli & Co. (Charles Buyer, Leopold
Reich and Leopold Diamant) importers and job-
bers zephyr worsted, and fancy goods, 129 Kearny
Buyer. See Byer and Byers
Buzza Nicholas, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 346
Beale
Buzzalla Giovanni, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Bush
Buzzi Isabella, widow, r. 1231 Filbert
Buzzini Daniel, cook, r. 8 Telegraph PI
Buzzini Edward, laundryman, r. 202 Twenty-third
Buzzini George (Rottanzi & Buzzini, and Buzzini k
Gianettoni) r. NW cor California and Central Av
Buzzini Israel (Buzzini & Lepori) r. 212 Ninth
Buzzini Joseph, shoemaker, r. SE cor Railroad and
Thirty-second Avs, South 8. F.
Buzzini Martin, cigar manuf, 1251 Mission, r. 1249
Mission
Buzzini & Gianettoni (George Buzzini and M. Gianet-
toni) wines and liquors, 29 Sixth, and cor Califor-
nia and Central Av
Buzzini & Lepori (Israel Buzzini and John Lepori)
restaurant, 1245 Folsom
Buzzo Emanuele, Garibaldi Guard, Armory 423Bdwy.
Buzzo Fortunato, Garibaldi Guard, .\rmory 423Bdwy.
Buzzo Michele, Garibaldi Guard, Armory 423 Bdwy.
Bye Frank W., capitalist, 220 California, r. 659 Howard
Byer Kate, domestic 1832 Powell
Byer. See Beyer and Buyer
Byers Henry K., solicitor Davis Sewing Machine Co.,
r. 328 Tyler
Byers John, special policeman, r. 1209 Montgomery
Byers John, wharfinger Pacific St.Wharf, r. 420 Green
Byers Joseph M., collector, 410 Pine, r. 20:35 Mission
Byers Robert J., purser stmr Empire, r. 511 Greenwich
Byers. See Buyer
Byfield William E., teamster Charles H. Lane, r.Wash-
Inton Av, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Bylngton John S., general agent John Hancock Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co. of Boston, 417 California.
r. 941 Valencia
Byles George, real-estatebroker, r. 725 California
Byles George T., clerk George Byles, r. 725 California
Byram Edward, detective. City Hall, r. 929 Greenwich
Byram Izanah, widow, r. 929 Greenwich
Byram James F., upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf.
Co., r. 929 Greenwich
Byring O. H., repacker, 224 Jackson
BjTne Ann, widow, r. 7 Park Av
Byrne Annie E., widow, r. 466 Tehama
Byrne Bernard, plumber and gasfitter, r. 1331 Ellis
Byrne Callaghan, wood and coal, SE cor Turk and
Jones, r. 932 Pine
Byrne Catherine, domestic 330 Oak
Byrne Charles, sailmaker, r. 1013 Guerrero
Byrne Daniel, night watchman Hibernia Savings and
Loan Society, r. 2GJi Garden
Byrne D. D., clerk, r. «54 Mission
Byrne Dennis, w^aiter Bergez & Klein, r. 918 Mont.
Byrne Ellen, widow, r. W s Billings PI, nr Filbert
Byrne Emma, domestic 1013 Guerrero
Byrne Frank, carpenter, r. 2124 Pine
Byrne Frank, teamster, r. 805 Grove
Byrne Frank E., clerk, r. Overland House
Byrne Frank J., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 3 Chatham PI
Byrne Frank M., stereotyper Evening Post, r. San
Rafael
Byrne Frederick J., clerk, r. 932 Pine
Byrne Garrett J., salesman Weil Brothers & Co., r. 103
Montgomery
Byrne George, seaman, r. 6 Miima
Byrne Henry L. (Murphy & Byrne) r. 537 Sutter
Byrne Hugh, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 708
Ash Av
Byrne James, assistant janitor Industrial Sobool
Byrne James, laborer, r. 139 Minna
Byrne James D., varnisher Carvill Manuf. Co., r. 316
Seventh
Byrne James F., r. 805 Grove
Byrne James F., carpenter, r. 1413 Scott
Byrne James H., conductor N. B. and Mission BE., r.
NW cor Fourth and Folsom
Bryne James J.,plum'ber Fritz t Kean, r. 119 Welsh
Byrne James K. (Robinson, Olney k Byrne) , attomey-
at-law, 310 Pine, rooms 35-41, r. 713 Polk
Byrne J. F., extraman Hose No. 2, S. F. F. D.
Byrne Joanna, widow, r. Johnston PI, nr Hsfrlson
Byrne John, bartender P. B. Rice, r. SW cor Natoma
and New Montgomery
Byrne John, carpenter, r. W s Tennessee, bet Mari-
posa and Solano
Byrne John, cooper, r. SW cor Jackson and Drumm
Byrne John, driver Market St. RR., r. Cincinnati
Hotel
Byrne John E., cattle dealer, 533 Kearny, r. 537 Snttep
Byrne John F., grainer Hopp8& Sons, r. 21 Harrison
Av
Byrne John M., capitalist, r. 637 Sutter
Byrne John T.. milliner, 1017 Market, r. 2118)4
Fillmore
Byrne Joseph, seaman stmr George W. Elder, Oregon
SS. Co.
Byrne Jospeh, blindmaker James M. Hurley, r. 7
Park Av
Byrne Mamie E. Miss, teacher music, r. 805 Grove
Byrue Margaret, widow, r. 932 Pine
Byrne Martin, laborer, r. 15 Lifayette
Byrne Mary Miss, teacher muHc. r. 7 Park Av
Byrne Mary C, widow, r. N s Shasta, bet Georgia and
Michigan
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all kinds of Window Sliade
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Byrne Michael, liquor saloon, 1142 Folsom
Byrne Michael, plasterer, r. 1029 Pacific
Byrne Michael, teamster Western White Lead Works,
r. 18 Geneva
Byrne Michael C, collector Post Office, r. 6 Minna
Byrne Nellie Miss, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. cor Twentj'-seveiith and Harrison
Byrne Patrick, fireman Pacific Mail SS. City of Ches-
ter
Byrne Patrick, hostler Market Rt. RR., r. 2221 Post
Byrne Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s Mich-
igan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Byrne Patrick, teamster Renton Coal Co., r. 1211
Broadway
Byrne Patrick,
Hnrrison
Byrne Patrick J.
Byrne Patrick J.
wood and coal, SW cor Fifth and
miner, r. 566 Minna
policeman City Hall, r. 8 Gilbert
Byrne Philip, messman stmr George W.Elder, Oregon
SS. Co.
Byrne Philip B., carpenter, r. 309 Minna
Byrne Richard, coachman Mrs. D. D. Colton, r. 1118
Sacramento
Byrne Robtrt, miner, r. 15 Lafayette
Byrne Stephen, currier, r. W s Gunnison, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Byrne Stephen L., salesman George W. Clark, r. 466
Tehama
Byrne Thomas, capitalist, r. 340 Seventeenth
Byrne Thomas, contractor, r. 632 Fell
Byrne Thomas, cooper, r. 10 Ash .\v
Byrne Timothy, milkman Patrick Reardon, r. N s
Sixth Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Byrne William, porter, r. Park Hotel
Byrne William C, bookkeeper, r. 1215 Pacific
Byrue William J., r. 932 Pine
Byrne William J., janitor Irish American Hall, r. 1407
Devleadero
Byrne William W., clerk Henry L. Joachlmsen, r. W 8
Tennessee, bet Mariposa and Solano
Byrne. See Bum and Bums
Byrnes David, drayman D. L. Farnsworth, r. 635 J4
Stevenson
Byrnes Ellon, domestic 2615 Howard
Byrnes George F., laborer, r. 220 Union, rear
Byrnes James, laborer, r. 220 Union, rear
Byrnes James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Byrnes James Jr., plumber and gasfitter, r. 220 Union,
rear
Byrnes James A., yardman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W g
Maryland, bet Sierra and Humboldt
Byrnes James E., purser Pacific Coast SS. Senator, r.
203 Eleventh
Byrnes James E., roller Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N s
Sliasta, bet Illinois and Michigan
Byrnes James F., clerk Patrick O'Rourke, r. NW cor
Hampshire and Twenty-fifth
Byrnes John, teamster Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 1811 Stev.
Byrnes John J., carpenter, r. 10 Sumner
Byrnes Joseph, hack driver, r. 16 Bourbin PI
Byrnes Joseph T., longshoreman, r. 220 Union, rear
Byrnes Kate Miss, r. 2'20 Union, rear
Byrnes Mary Ann, widow, r. 1406 Devisadero
Byrnes Michael, hostler Joshua D. Doane, r. NE cor
Tyler and Webster
Byrnes Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear
Byrnes Patrick, laborer, r. SE cor Parker and Califor-
nia Av, B. H.
Byrnes Patrick, laborer 8. F. Cordage Co., r. 6 Geneva
Byrnes Patrick, laborer, r. 1331 Minna
Byrnes Thomas, brassfounder William T, Garratt, r.
1567 Kearny
Byrnes Thomas P., blacksmith, r. 1013 Bryant
Byrnes William, painter, r. W s California Av, bet
Virginia and Esmeralda Avb, B. H.
Byrnes William A., turuerOal. Mills, r. 1939 Stevenson
Byrnes William H., designing artist, r. 1939 Stevenson
Byrnes. See Bum, and Burns
Byron Alfred L., mining, 402 Kearny, r. 1145 Mission
Byron Daniel J., capitalist, r. 117 Nineteenth
Byron Henry, salesman T. F. Byron, r. 1315 Stockton
Byron Henry, waiter Vienna Model Bakery, p. 107
Fifth
Byron Jolm, bricklayer, r. 117 Nineteenth
Byron John J., painter Cornelius J. Barron, r. 815
Market
Byron John M., contractor, r. 117 Nineteenth
Byron Mary Miss, milliner Mrs. Fanny De Oourcy, r.
SEcor Shotwell and NIneteentli
BjTon Michael, extraman Hose No. 6, S.F. F. D.,r.
McAllister, bet Buchanan and Webster ^
Byron Thomas F., dry and fancy goods, 1315 Stockton
Bys John H., mate sc.hr Auguste Johnson, Larue's
Wharf
Byxbee Algernon T., clerk, r. 1721k Mission
Byxbee Elmer E., clerk, r. 1721 ^ Mission
Byxbee George F., clerk G. M. Josselyn & Co., r.
1721 ^ Mission
Byxbee John F., lumber dealer, 10 California, r. 822
Turk
Byxbee Robert G. (H. B. Tichenor & Co.) r. Fruit
Vale, Alameda Co.
Byxbee Theodore S., mason, r. 1721)4 Mission
Byxbee. See Bixby.
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Cabanot Pierre, tripeman Francis Larroche, r. Fifth
bet L and M., South S. F.
Cabinet Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
David Wilder secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 21
Cabinetmakers' Co-operative Association, Jucques
Zeer president, Henry Euler Jr. secretary, NW
cor Beale and Mission
Cable Flax Mills (Troy, N. Y.) Neville & Co. agents,
31 and 33 California
Cable William B., clerk Dewey & Jordan, r. Oakland
Cables Alfred H., with Williams & Schreiber, r. 1S13
Steiner
Cabosael John, butcher M. & H. Gradwohl, r. 1239 H
Folsom
Cabral Jos^ N., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Asin.,
415 J4 Drumm
Cabran Casimir, presser Charles J. Holmes, r. 1519
Stockton
Cabrera Eduardo, (Cabrera, Roma k Co.) r. 1717 Bush
Cabrera, Roma & Co. (Eduardo Cabrera and J.
Mariano Roma) importers and commission mer-
chants, 123 California, room 10
Cabs H. O., Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Market
Cacchi Lodovico, Italian Sharpshooters' Armory, 413
Broadway
Oaccia Arnold, groceries and provisions, 421 tTnlon
Caccia Gugliammo, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Mont.
Caccia William, driver Giacomo Male, r. SE cor Bran-
nan and Eighth
Cacclnri Silvester, fruitdealer, r. 1323 Mission
Cai-eres Jos^, steward ship John Bryce, Beale St. Wharf
Cachot M. A., physician and surgeon, office and r. 34
Third
Cai'hot Maria, widow, r. 179 Columbia
Cadden John, painter Thomas Downing, r. 610 McAl-
lister
Cadden Matthew, framemaker, r. 1 Ivy Av
Caddy John, contractor, r. 326 Treat Av
Cadeninrtori John, bootblack Hock & Perazzo, r. 611
Union
Cademartori Louis, fruitstand, r. 606 Greenwich
CadeuasHo Giuseppi C, artist, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Cadenau John, waiter Tschurr k Dingeon, r. 6 Jane PI
Cadigan Cornelius, laborer, r. 3 Natoma
Cadigan James, shlpcarpenter, r. 219 Tehama
Cadigan Patrick, hostler Spring Valley Water WorkB,
r. 752 Bryant
Cadigan William, laborer, r. 13 Baldwin Court
Cadignn. See Cadogan
Cadiz Eugenia Mrs., r. 2019 Polk
Cadiz Katie Miss, r. 2019 Polk
Cadnian Oliarles C, clerk, r. 19 Glen Park Av
Oadman Charles K., bookkeeper Edward £. Cook, r. 19
Glen Park Av
Cadman Henry W., manager Henry Keller Ac Co., r.
1122 Folsom
Cadogan , longshoreman Menzles, Bingham & Co,
Cadogan James F., bookkeeper Joseph Bassett, r. Oak-
land
Cadogan John, laborer, r. 16Chesley
Oadogan John, laborer 8. F. Cordage Co., p. Tennes-
see, nr Sierra
Oadogan Laurence F., entry clerk Murphy, Grants
Co., r. Oakland
Cadogan Timothy, gasfitter, r. 16 Chesloy
Oadogan. See Cadigan
Cadotte Eugene, hostler, r. 613 Mission
Cadiic Philip, president Patent Brick Co. and Hy-
dro-Carbonized Block Pavement Co., and shipping
merchant, r>i3 Montgomery, r. Grand Hotel
Sm FRIIHCISCO LAUNDRY «*SHING^DON|^atJHORT NOTICE
I MArnriKiniirU XAIPORTER of and dealer in COAIi AND PIG IRON,
J. mMl/UUnUllUn, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
OAD
179
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Cadwalader Charles, resident engineer Central Pac.
RR., NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Cadwell L. F. Mrs., assistant Denman Grammar
School, r. Slitter, bet Scott and Devisadero
CadyDeuniB, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. S s Shasta,
bet Michigan and Illinois
Cady Edward, r. 1021 M Market
Cady Edwin A., r. 1021 J<S Market
Cady George B., photographic printer George D.
Morse, r. 235 Kearny
Cady H. C, mining, r. St. David's House
Cady Isaac E., bartender, Central Av, bet Bush and
Sutter
Cady John, contractor, r. Treat Av, bet Twenty-flrst
"and Twenty-second
Cady John, janitor, r. 36 Mobs
Cady John, laborer, r. 2 Cliurch Lane
Cady John M., tailor, r. (iOl Natoma
Cady Josephine, widow, r. 114 Mason
Cady Lizzie Mrs., cook Mr.s. C. B. Perkins, 9G1 Mission
Cady Martin K. Jr., assistant coiner U. S. Mint, r. 834
Mission
Cady Mary C. Miss, assistant Fourth St. Primary
School, r. 36 Moss
Cady William J„ saloonkeeper, r. 528 Ellis
Cady Zadoc, teamster, r. 109 Park Av
Caen Johauues, tailor, 507 Jackson
Cffisar Julius, steward Mrs. Sophia Kelly, r. 245 Jessie
Caetano Carlos M., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 M Drumm
Cafe Francala, Simon Hoffman proptr, SE cor
Kearny and Sacramento
Caferata Antonio, fancy groceries, 403 Powell
Caffail George E., tinsmith, r. 218 Union
Caffall Mary, widow, r. 218 Union
Cafferata Antonio, vegetables, 19 Colombo Market, r..
Bay View Park, South S. F.
Cafferty Nellie, domestic 707 Chestnut
Caffrey Edward, machinist, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Caffrey Edward L., butcher, r. 1018 Hyde
Caffrey Frank, waiter Russ House
Caffrey Julia, domestic 1116 Sutter
Caffrey Mary, widow, r. 911 Eighteenth
Caffrey Timothy, laborer Omnibus RR., r. New At-
lantic Hotel
Caffrey. See McCaffery and McCaffrey
Catlisch Leonard,wood, coal, hay and grain, 2247 Miss.
Cagano Paolo, r. 616 Broadway, rear
Caglieri George, bookkeeper F. Daneri & Co., r. 1312
Kearny
Caglieri Rosa, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Cagnaccio Pasquale, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Cagney Martin, teamster, r. 2 Middle
Cagney Timothy, plumber, r. 1519 Stockton
Cagney Timothy M., carpenter Cal. Wire Works, and
groceries and liquors, 349 Minna
Cahalan John L, carpenter, r. 17 Laskle
Cahalan Julia, dry goods, W s Valencia, nr Twenty-
sixth
Cahalan Patrick, hostler J. G. Foster, r. Cliff House
Cahalin John, salesman S. W. Levy, r. 271 Stevenson
Cahen Abraham S., merchant, r. 104 Taylor
Caheu August, agent, 320 Sansome, room 60, r. East
Oakland
Cahen' Bros. & Co. (Solomon and Jacob Cahen
and Taco Mesdag) tanners and dealers hides,
leather, wool, etc., 41 Clay
Cahen Isidore W. (Louis Cahen & Son) r. 732 Grove
Caheu Jacob (Cahen Bros. & Co.) r. 331 Kearny
Cahen Louis (Louis Cahen & Son) r. 732 Grove
Cahen Louis & Son (Louis and Isidore W. Cahen)
syrup, bitters, and cordial manut's, 416 and 418 Sac.
Cahen Solomon (Cahen Bros. & Co.) r. '<31 Kearny
Cahen. See CaUn, Cain, Cane, and Kahn
Cahill Andrew, expressman, NE cor California and
Davis, r. 212 First
Cahill Bridget, widow, r. 509 Bryant
Cahill Catherine, widow, r. 9 Hayward
Cahill Charles E., laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing, r. 1711 Market
Cahill Connell, ship carpenter, r. 117 Folsom
Cahill Daniel, clerk, r. 9 Hayward
Cahill Dennis, assistant-eugineer Pacific Mail SS.
Colima
CahlU JE. & Co. (Edward Cahill) stockbrokers,
406 Mont;jfomery
Cahill Edward (E. Cahill & Co.) r. 706 Stockton
Cahill Edward, waiter, r. 331 Brannan
Cahill Edward F., painter John L. Cahill, r. 2614
Polk
Cahill Edivard J., civil engineer and surveyor,"
316 California, room 9, r. 435 Bryant '
Cahill Emmet E., painter John L. Cahill, r. 1236
Twenty-flrst
CahlU, Grigsby & Co. (Thomas E. Cahill and William
Grigsby) mattrass makers and upholsterers, 275
Tehama
Cahill John, clerk James G. Carson, r. 1017 Mason
Cahill John, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Cahill John, painter, r. 1324 Broadway
Cahill John, plumber Joseph F. Dowdall, r. 331 Bran.
Cahill John Mrs., r. 1237 Stockton
Cahill John L., house and signpainter, 209 Post, r.
1236 Twenty-lirst
Cahill Joseph R., painter John L. Cahill, r. 1236
Twenty-first
Cahill Kate, domestic 109 Twenty-fourth
Cahill Katie, domestic 435 Stevenson
Cahill Lawrence, brassfiuisher William T. Gsrratt, r.
18 First
Cahill Lawrence, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., r. S s
Shasta, bet Georgia and Michigan
Cahill Margaret, widow, r. 1017 Mason
Cahill Mary, widow, r. 225 Fulton, rear
Cahill Mary Miss, cloakmaker, r. 439 Jessie
Cahill Mary Miss, housekeeper 743 Pine
Cahill Michael, clerk Edward P. Enright. r. 226 Fifth
Cahill Patrick, cartman, r. 12 Chesley
Cahill Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 38 Jes-
sie
Cahill Patrick H., woolgrader, r. 343 Tehama
Caliill Thomas, laborer, r. 542 Mission
Cahill Thomas E., upholsterer, r. 562 Natoma
Cahill Thomas E. (Cahill, Grigsby & Co.) r. 225 Fourth
Cahill William, shipcarpenter, r. 221 Langton
Cahill William, stonecutter, r. 1314 Harrison, rear
Cahill William H., clerk Martin J. Flavin, r. 117 Ful-
ton
Cahn Aaron, capitalist, 115 Battery, r. 1204 Geary
Cahn Armand, clerk Moses Ulmer, r. 512 Third
Cahn David (Lazard Fr^res) r. 1640 Pine
Cahn Israel, manager S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
and Mission Woolen Mills, office 115 Battery, r.
1120 Post
Cahn Jerome, r. 512 Third
Cahn Lambert M., capitalist, 115 Battery, r. 1204
Geary
Cahn Lazarus, r. 1204 Geary
Cahn Leopold, capitalist, 115 Battery
Cahn Maier (Whitney & Co.) r. Oakland
Cahn Mayer I., salesman Hofi'man & Co., r. 1120 Post
Cahn Minnie, domestic 821 O'Farrell
Calin Morris, Eureka hair mauuf , 416 Sacramento,
r. 304 Sutter
Cahn Nathan, merchant, 22 and 24 Battery
Cahn Regiua Miss, dressmaker, r. 13 Scott PI
Cahn Rosalie L. widow, r. 1219 Sutter
Cahn. See Cahen, Cain, Cane, and Kahn
Caig David, carpenter Robinson & Gillespie, r. Oak-
land
Caillabet J. Frank, nurse, French Hospital, 8 ■
Bryant, bet Fifth and Sixth
Cailleau Armand, r. 630 J^ Post
Cailleau Mary Mrs., teacher French, r. 630 Jj Post
Cain .\quilla, clerk collection dept Wells, Fargo Jc Co.,
r. 1924 Jessie
Cain Charles, employee S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 7 G-iven
Cain Dominic, peddler, r. 520 Mission
Cain Edward, pressman, r. 520 Fifteenth
Cain Henry, driver Central RR., r. 253 Minna
Cain James, longshoreman, r. 623 Davis
Cain James H., clerk M. W. Kain, r. 239 Sixteenth
Cain John, marblepolisher J. AjF. Kesseler, r. 29?i
Moss
Cain Michael, laborer, r. 7 Gaven
Cain Peter P. (Cain & McKay) r. SE cor Turk and
Taylor
Cain Rufus K., contractor, r. 213 Page
Cain Thomas, merchant, r. 15 Gilbert
Cain Thomas, plasterer, r. 253 Minna
Cain k McKay (Peter P. Cuiu and Robert McKay)
fruits, etc., SE cor Turk and Taylor
Cain. See Cane, Kain, and Kane
Caine Thomas W., carpenter H. H. Bodwell, r. 748
Harrison
Cainen William, waiter A. W. Manning, r. 1113J4
Kearney
Calre Jules, clerk James De Fremery k Co., r. 1628
Sutter
I nilNni APW Ri CO Growers of and Dealers in FINE WINES.
J i VJI U I 1 U L-r\\/ I I CX \j\Ji Corner M.irT^et and Second Street*.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPORTATION CO., ^ri'o^S^^'':^^!^'
CAI
180
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Caire Justiuian, hardware and aesayerB' materials. 530
andt>32 Washington, and 628 Broadway, r. Oakland
Cairn James, molder.r. 131 Folsom. rear
Caimcross James, St. Andrew's Soc, 232 Sutter
Calms John, foreman Golden City Chemical Works,
r. 339 Sixth
Cairns John P., foreman William Deacon, r. 209 Har-
rison
Cairns Michael, longshoreman, r. 216 Main
Cairns Patrick, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Miclii<;an,bet Sierra and Shasta
Cairns. See Kem, and Kearns
Cairon Louis, r. 641 Broadway, rear
Caisse d'Espargnes de Prevoyance Mutu-
elle, Alexaudre Weill president, Aristide Brand
secretary, NW cor California and Webb
Caitano Ramundo, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
^15)4 Drumm
Caivano Louis, laborer Musto Bros.
Calabasas Land and Mining Co. (Arizona)
F. A. McGee secretary, 32 Merchants' Exchange
Calamari Agostini, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423 Bdwy
Calanchini Florini, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Mont.
Calamine Heury, gardener Thomas Lacoste, r. NE cor
Kansas and Center
Calaveras Gold Mining Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.) 328
Montgomery, room 20
Calbeck Henry, carriagetrimmer John W. Morshead,
r. 25 Washington
Caldena Giovanni, fisherman, r. 715 Davis
Calder John H., engineer, r. 1825 Union
Calderon Felipe C. clerk W. & F. Deakin, r. 1211
Powell
Calderoui Gio Batta, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Calderwood C, attorney at law, r. 423 Bush
Calderwood Saul, proptr Messenger Stable, 2912 Mis-
sion
Caldi Clemente, shoemaker, r. 1505 Dupont
Caldon Dennis, laborer, r. W 8 Bryant Av, bet Butte
and Solano
Caldon Ellen, widow, r. Eleventh Av, nr Railroad Av,
South S. F.
Caldwell , longshoreman Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Caldwell Charles B., traveling freight agent Central
Pac. RR., NW cor Fourth and Townsend, r. 210
Powell
Caldwell Charles G., collector Morning Call, r. 119
Third
Caldwell Charles H.. carpenter, r. 9 Alemany
Caldwell Edwin B., fancy goods, r. 1618 California
Caldwell J., machinist, r. 324 Ritch
Caldwell James, sailmaker Thomas Reynolds, r. 68
Shipley
Caldwell James A., laborer Neville & Co., r. 1710
Leavenworth
Caldwell Jane Miss, r. 1227 Pacific
Caldwell Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1716 Leav.
Caldwell J. E., clerk, r. Sacramento House
Caldwell John, driver Central RR.,r. 324 Ritch
Caldwell John, entry clerk Murphy, Grant <i Co., t.
681 Mission
Caldwell John, waiter SS. Ancon, Broadway Wharf
Caldwell John J., steward Pacific Mail SS. City of
Chester
Caldwell Joseph M., expressman, 524 Valencia, r. IB
Mission Av
Caldwell Maggie, widow, r. 337 Turk
Caldwell Martha Mrs., widow, dressmaker, r. 1716
Leavenworth
Caldwell Martha E. Mrs., assistant Hayes Valley
Grammar School, r. 18 Mission A v
Caldwell Mary A., widow, ladies' nurse, r. 119 Third
Caldwell Robert, drayman George H. Tay & Co., r.
1133 Folsom
Caldwell Robert C, tailor Lloyd & Sherman, r. 706
Folsom
Caldwell Wilfred T., manager Glover & Willcomb,
65 and 67 New Montgomery and 117 Minna, r. 2021
Webster
Caldwell William, oiler Pacific Mail SS Australia.
Caldwell William C. actor Bella Union Theater, r.
323 Jessie
Caldwell William H., clerk freight dept Central Pac.
RR.. r. N 8 Twenty-sixth, bet Guerrero and San
Jose Av
Caldwell William J., Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Caldwell. See Cauldwell and Colwell
Caleb George, niastjbr mariner, r. 964 Mission
Caleb Harry, actor Bella Union Theater, r. 932 Clay
Caledonia Club of S. F., rooms 125 Eddy
Caledonia Gold Mining Co. (Bl.ack Hills. Dakota; D.
F. Verdenal secretary, 6 and 7 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Caledonia Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,Nev.) Rich-
ard Wegener secretary, 414 California
Calegarri Andrea, laborer, r. 161H Stockton, rear
Caler Frederick E., pressman A. L. Bancrolt & Co.,
r. 1327 Minna
Caler Isabella, widow, r. 1327 Minna
Calestini Angelo, r. 1 Cadell Alley
Calestini Antonio, r. 1 Cadell Alley
Calestino August, laborer Sea Wall, r. 1 Cadell Alley
Caleetiuo Lulgi, r. 1 Cadell Alley
Calevi Emilio, restaurant. 535 Merchant, r. 1258 Mont.
Calevi Stephen, clerk Eiuilio Calevi, r. 1258 Mont.
Calhoun Alexander, laborer Edwaid Gallagher, r.W s
San Bruno Road, bet Twenty.sixth and Twenty-
Seventh
Calhoun C. C. Mrs., dressmaker, 1326 Howard
Calhoun Charles, conductor N. B. and Mission RR., r.
316 Third
Calhoun Charles A., collector, r. 1326 Howard
Calhoun David, groceries and liquors, 617 Misaion
Calhoun Joseph, bottlegrinder 8. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 131 Freelon
Calhoun Joseph A., compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
36 Willow Av
Calhoun Lucy, widow, r. 636 Fulton
Calhoun William, longshoreman, r. Johnston PI, nr
Harrison
Calhoun William A., carpenter Occidental Hotel
California Academy ot Natural Sciences,
8W cor California and Dupont, secretary's office
202 Sansome, room 10
California Acclimatizing Society, W. W. Traylor ieo-
retary, 37 Nevada Block
California and Mexican Steantship Hilne,
John Derminghaui agent, 10 Market
California and Nevada Ice Co., John W. Stew-
art superintendent, B. B. Minor secretary, 44 Ne-
vada Block, works 356 Tehama
California and Oregon Land Co., R. M. Van Briint
secretary, 318 Pine, room 6
California and Oregon Stage Co., Joseph Knowlton Jr.
agent, 2 New Montgomery
California Architect and Building Review (monthly)
James E. Wolfe editor and manager, 240 Mont-
gomery, rooms 12 and 13
California Artificial Stone Paving' Co.
(Schillinger's patent) Crowson Smith president,
W. T. Smith secretary, 402 Montgomerj', room 6
California Astptialtuin Works, Barber, Whit-
ney. BiUlen fc Co. proptrs, 403 Clementina r:;
California Associated Press, William M. Webster
agent, 302 Montgomery, room 34
California Beet Sugar Co. (Soquel, Santa Cruz Co.)
Louis Franconi secretary, NE cor California and
Sansome
California Bellows Manufacturing Co., James Camp-
bell superintendent, 32 Fremont
California Bible Society, Rev. Frederick E. Shearer
secretary, depository 757 Market
California Bleaching Soap Co. (Peake & Flske) cor
Folsom and Sixteenth
California Block, SE cor California and Battery
California Boiler Works, Pretorious, Trow-
bridge k Co. proptrs, 141 and 143 First
California Bolt and Nut Works. William Payne
proptr, 119 Beale
California Boulevard, Rottauzi & Buzzini proptrs, NTT
cor California and Central Av
California Braitii WorkM, Weed & Eingwell
proptrs, 125 First
California Brewery, Schnlte & Geitner proptrs, 8"^
cor Serpentine Av and Twenty-sixth
California Brick Co. (John Landers) 2 Nevada
Block, yard San Rafael
California Broom Factory (Vallejo) Titcomb & Thur».
ton agents, 205 Sacrauunto
California BruHli Factory, Flger Brothers
pruptrs, 615 Sacramento
Calirurnia Candy Factory, Schroder k Al-
breilit proptrs, 'J26 Battery
California (Carpet Beating Machine, Parker Merrill
projitr. 453 Stevenson
California Chain Works, estate of George W. Grant
proptr, 139 Beale
Callforniji Chemical Works, John Reynolds
proptr, E 6 San Bruno Road, bet Twenty-seventli
and Twenty-eighth
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN,
135 Montgomery st.,
Near Bush, opp. Occidental.
JONAS J. MORRISON,
Iiamber Dealer, N. E. cor. MUalon and Spear Sta. , liaa^arj;«
liamber Sheds filled -witli well seasoned Lumber.
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California Chinese Mission, Rev. William C. Pond
director, 8 Ridley
California Cliri:4tinn Advocate (weekly) Rev.
John B. Hill manager, Henry C. Benson editor,
1041 Market
California Clironik (German Sunday Weekly)
Frederick Hess & Co. proptrs, 538 California
California Cider Works, Preble & Co. proptrs, 218
Davis
California Cigar Box Co. (Charles A. Hooper, Moses
P. Hubbard and George W. Hooper) Borry, bet
Third and Fourth
California Cloak and Suit Manufacturing Co., Charles
Mayer proptr, 521 and 523 Markot
California Coal Oil Stoves, Samuel Hill agent, 634
Market
California Corset Co., Robert Luscombe manager, 539
Market
California Cracker Co., Adolpb Weske presi-
dent. George Edmunds secretary, James Dunn
superintendent, NW cor Broadway and Battery,
branch depot 206 and 208 Sacramento
California Dairy, William Hall proptr, France Av,
bet Mission and San Bruno Road
California Deniokrat (German daily and weekly)
Frederick Hess & Co. proptrs, 538 California
California Distillery (Antioch) Jost & Adler proptrs,
321 Battery
California Distributing and Business Agency, Abbott
L. Ide proptr. 88 Everett
California Dredging and Mining Co. C. E. Bucking-
ham secretary, 320 Sansome, room 10
California Dry Dock Co., Oliver Eldridge president,
W. C. Gibbs secretary, J. C. Cousins superin-
tendent, foot Bryant, Hunter's Point and Minslon
Rock Warehouse, office 318 California, room 3
California Elastic Truss Co., Walter J. Home proptr,
manufs and importers elastic trusses, 702 Market
Calil'omia Electric Light Co., J. R. Hardenbergh presi-
dent, George H. Roe secretary, 17 St. Ann's Build-
ing V
California Klectrical Works, Oeorge S. Ladd
president, A. White secretary, 134 Sutter
California Excelsior Manufacturing Co.
(John Spaulding & Co.) 355 and 357 Tehama
California Farmer (weekly) Warren & Co. pro-
ptrs, 320 Clay
California Farmer'sIttutualFire Insurance
Association, Thomas Flint president, I. G.
Gardner vice-president, F. K. Rule secretary, W.
E. Weygant cashier, 310 Pine, room 31
California Fast Freight Line, Harry F. Clark agent, 2
New Montgomery
California Flour and Feed Mills, Cfesar R.
Splivalo proptr, NE cor Sixth and Berry, office
704 Sansome
California Freie Presse, (German Weekly)
Brandt & Mueller publishers and proptrs, 615
California
California Furniture Manufacturing' Co.,
N. P. Cole president, S. Merrill treasurer, B. P.
Moore secretary, manufs, importers, wholesale
and retail furniture, 220-226 Bush
California Fuse Works, James Eva & Co. proptrs,
cor Fourteenth and Channel, office 230 California
California Glove Co. (P. & F. G. Conklin) 535
Market
California Glue Works, M. Holje proptr, E s De Haro,
bet Sixteenth and El Dorado, office 27 Dupont
California Gold Mining Co. (Bodle, Mono Co., Cal.) E.
F. Stone secretary, 306 Pine
California Grain Warehouse, cor Beale and Brannan
California Horticulturist (monthly) John H.
Carmany Hi Co. proptrs and ijublishers, 409
Washington
California Hotel, J. E. Gay proptr, 210 Montgomery
Av
California House, Somaly, Schneider k Co.
proptrs, 624 and 626 California
California House, William Thompson proptr, 103
Clark
California House Restaurant, Somaly, Schnei-
der & Co. proptrs, 624 California
California Illustrated Spirit of the Times,
Marcus D. Boruck publisher and proptr, 621
Sansome
California Immigrant linion,WUliam Martin general
agent, 533 Kearny, room 16
California Independent, Burnham & Boyer
editors and proptrs, 526 Montgomery, room 7
California Insurance Co. (fire and marine)
Caspar T. Hopkins president, Zenas Crowell
secretary, 318 California
California Italian Paste Co. (C. R. Splivalo)
704 Sansome
California aleAvelry Co. (Herman Levison and
John T. Bonestell) manufs and importers Jewelry,
watches, and silverware, 134 Sutter
California .Journal and Sonntags Grast
(weekly) D. Klintworth proptr, 603 Washington
California Land Investment Co. (limited) of London,
J. Barr Robertson director, 330 Pine, room 53
California Last Factory, W. H. Wing & Co. proptrs
NE cor Mission and Fremont
California Laundry, David Atkinson proptr. Ruse
Alley
California Line Clipper Ships from New York,
Williams, Dimond & Co. agents, 202 Market
California Machine Works, William H. Birch
proptr, 119 Beale
California Mail Bag (monthly) Marriott & Son
pioptrs, 609 Merchant
California Market, Thomas Brown superin-
tendent, S B California to Pine, bet Kearny and
Montgomery
California Medical College (Eclectic) (Oak-
land) Dr. J. Milton Bowers, deane, office 23 Kearny
California Mills, Prescott & Sanborn projitrs,
NW cor Howard and Spear
California Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) 0. P.
Gordon secretary, 23 Nevada Block
California Novelty Works-, William Downie manager,
520 Commercial
California Nursery, Henry Melde proptr, W s San
Bruno Road, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-
ninth
California Pacific Railroad Co., Richard P.
Hammond president, J. O. B. Gvmn secretary,
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, stmr and
freight depot foot of Market
California Paint Co. , Tyler Beach president,
C. W. Beach secretary, manufs Averill Mixed
Paint, office and factory, 419 Jackson
California Paper Co., Egbert Judson president,
Eugene T. Cooper secretary, 10 California
California Pharmaceutical Society and College of
Pharmai y, office SW cor California and Dupont
California Photo-Engraving Co., Bentley & Wyman
proptrs, 532 Clay
California Pickle Factory, J. Lohrman & Co. proptrs,
• 46 Clay
California Pioneers Society of, rooms 808
Montgomery
California Portland Cement Co. (Santa Cruz, Cal.) J.
H. Sayre secretary, 330 Pine, room 36
California Pottery, (Brooklyn, Alameda Co.)
William E. Stevens agent, NE cor Market and
Larkiu
California Po-»vder Works (works Santa Cruz
Co., Cal.) J. H. Balrd president, John F. Lohse
secretary, office 230 California
California Prison Commission, James Woodworth
agent, 114 Montgomery Block
California Real Estate Co., J. B. Whitcomb
manager, 208 Montgomery
California Refrigerator and Meat Shipping Co., 727
and 729 Fourth
California Rifle Association, Edward J. Smith
secretary, 2 Montgomery Block
California Root Tea Factory, Charles R. Burrage
proptr, 1645 Mission
California Savings and Loan Society, David
Farquharson president, Vernon Campbell secre-
tary, NW cor Powell and Eddy
California Silk Manufacturing Co. , Rodgers,
Meyer & Co. proptrs, factory Eleventh Av, nr
Railroad Av, South S. F., R. R. Yates agent, office
and salesroom 585 Market
California Silver and Plated Ware Manufactory, F.
Kroger & Co. proptrs, 13 Trinity
California Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children, 614 Merchant
California Spring Manufacturing Co.,
Amos S. Warner president, William Crawford sec-
retary, 147 and 149 New Montgomery
California Staats Zeitung (German weekly)
Frederick Hess & Co. proptrs, 538 California
California Star Oil Works Co. (Los Angeles
Co.) Leander D. Fisk secretary, office 402 Mont-
gomery, room 1
GEO. W. CLARK,
645 MARKET STREET, wholesale and retail dealer in
Paner Han^ngs & Shade Material. Manufacturer of windOiT siiailes
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
WHOLESALE
HARDWARE,
Corner Market an3 Front Streets.
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California State Almanac (German) Philo
Jacoby publisher, 612 Commercial
California State Geological Society, S. Hey-
denfeldt jr. secretary, office 619 Montgomery
Califomis State Grange, Amos Adams secretary, 106
Davis
California State Horticnltural Society, Edward J.
Wickson secretary, 414 Clay
California State Land Agency, W. M. Brandon mana-
ger, 223 Kearny
California State Woman's Hospital, Mrs. Helen Hol-
llngsvrorth matron, NW cor Twelfth and Howard
California Steam Navigation Co., J . C. AVal-
ker president, D. Marcucci vice-pre8ident,'William
Martin secretary, Washington St.Wharf
California Stf-am S/iusage Factory, Winter Brothers
proptr8,M3 Fremont
California Stock Exclian^e Board, H. H.
Barling president, G. E. Carter secretary, 22
Leidesdorflf
California Street Railroad Co. , Lei and Stan-
ford president. N. T. Smith vice-president,
Thomas W. Hinchman secretary, office 8E cor
California and Larkin
California Sngtir Refinery, Glaus Spreckels
' president, SW cor Eighth and Brannan, office 215
Front
California Tannery, Michael Donnelly proptr, cor
Serpentine Av and Hampshire
I California Theater, N s Bush, bet Kearny and Dupont
California Tool W'orks, John Weichhart proptr, 143 and
and 145 Beale
California Transfer Co., Hayes & Co. proptra, 522
Davis, branch 140 Montgomery
California Transportation Co., Andrew Nel-
son president, N. Anderson secretary, office NW
cor Jackson and East
California Trimming Manufactory, Gille & Eoehrigs
Ijroptrs, 727 Market
California Tug Boat Co., J. H. Kedmond agent, 106
Steuart
California Type Foundry, 511 Sansome
California Varnish Works, Patrick D. Winter proptr,
SE cor Sauta Clara and Kansas
California Vigorit Powder Co., James Newlands sec-
retary. Cosmopolitan Hotel, room 10
California Vinegar Works, Henry Schanimel proptr,
608 and 610 Lombard
California Vitrified Sevi^er Pipe 'U'^orks,
Gladding, McBean k Co. proptrs, offices 1310 and
1312 Market
California Watcli and Je^velry Co. (Hu-
bash,Larseu& Wilson) NW cor Kearny and Sut-
ter
California Water Co. (ElDorado Co., Cal.) George
P. Thurston secretary, 315 California, room 8
California Wine Cooperage and Fulda's Planins Mills,
Fulda Brothers & Co. proptrs. 30-40 Spear
California Wire Works Co., A. S. Hallldic
president, S. Howard secretnry, warerooms 6 Cal.
California W^ool Depot, John F. Knox proptr, N
8 Townsend. bet Fifth and Sixth
Callforniaii The (monthly) F. M. Somers editor,
511 Calil'oruia. room 12
Calisb Edward, clerk L. Popper, r. 1411 Sacramento
Calish John J., barber Anton Zorb, r. 1834 Larkin
Calish Raphael S., expressman, r. 1411 Sacramento
Oalklin James, springmaker, r. N s Twenty-sixth, bet
Noe and Castro
Call David, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Call Denis, teamster, r. 1001 Battery, rear
Call Frank, laborer, r. KlQl Battery, rear
Call Frank A., salesman Ki^nnedy & Durr,r. 311 Stock.
Call Jonas, capitalist, r. KKWi Leavenworth
Call Itlornint; (dally and weekly) S. F. Call Co.
publishers, 525 Montgomery, editorial rooms 517
Clay
Call Morris, laborer, r. 212 First
Call Thomas, seaman, r. 41 Vallejo
Callaghan A., laborer Paciiic Mail SS. Co.
Callaghan Andrew, laborer, r. Kate, bet Seventh and
Eighth
Callaghan Cal., laborer, r. 617ii Ellis
Callaghan Catherine, Ironer Standard Shirt Factory,
r. 726 Ch-mentina
Callaghan C<irnelius, shoemaker, r. 21 Rose Av
Callaghan Cornelius J., gardener, r. 40k' Ritch
Callaghan D. & Co. (Daniel Callaghan and An-
drew T. Corbns) nianufs Donnelly's yeast pow-
ders, etc., 121 Front
Callashan Daniel (D. Callaghan & Co.) r. 830 Eddy
Callaghan Daniel, teamster James McDevitt, r. 911
Sansome
Oallaghsiu Daniel T., physician, r. NW cor Tyler and
Devisadero
Callaghan David, pressman C. A. Miirdock & Co., r.
322 Fifth
Callaghan Dennis, laborer Omnibus RE.
Callaghan Edward, r. 616 Greenwich
Callaghan Ellen Mrs., r. 8 Polk
Callaghan James, blacksmith, r. 726 Clementina
Callaghan James J., foreman North Point Dock Grain
Warehou.se, and groceries and liquors, SE cor
Kearny and Filbert
Callaglian Jeremiah, r. NW cor Tyler and Devisadero
Callaghan John, boatswain Paciiic Mail SS. South
Carolina
Callaghan lohn, conductor Omnibus RR. r. 52 Everett
Callaghan John, laborer, r. 3M Zoe
Callaghan John, laborer Donley & Jaques, r. 636 Com.
Callaghan John, stevedore, r. 11 Freelon
Call:ighan John C, produce dealer, r. 911 Howard
Callaghan John D., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 8.52 Folsom
Callaghan John M., clerk Charles H. Parker, r. 853
Fol>om
Callaghan John Q., shoecutter, r. 616 Greenwich
Callaghan Julia, widow, r. 1 Kohler PI
Callaghan Kate, widow, confectionery, 815 Point Lobes
Av
Callaghan Maggie, domestic 321 Oak
Callaghan Mary, widow, r. 2 White
Callaghan Mary, widow, domestic S s Twentj--fourth,
bet Alabama and Harrison
Callaghan Mary, doniettic 732 McAllister
Callaghan Mary A. Miss, operator Standard Shirt
Factory, r. 72(i Clementina
Callaghan Michael, laborer, r. Broadway Hotel
Callaghan Michael, laborer, r. 726 Clementina
Callaghan Michael, warehouseman, r. 19 Garden
Callaghan Miles (Callaghan & Danahy) r. 520SteT.
Callaghan Patrick, laborer, r. 49 Minna
Callaghan B. O., shoemaker. 216 Twenty-fourth, r.
1131 Columbia
Callaghan Rufus H., studt nt, r. 809 Vallejo
Callaghan S., r. The Baldwin
Callaghan T. Rev.. p:istc>r St. Bridget's Church, r. cor
Broadway and Van Ness Av
Callaghan Terrence, laborer, r. 1012 Mason
Callaghan Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N s
Shasta, bel Maryland and Louisiana
Callaghan Thomas, shoemaker, r. 916 Montgomery
Callaghan Timothy C. milker Conway & Kimball, r.
S 8 Thirteenth Av, bet K and L. South S. F.
Callaghan William, carpenter, r. 616 Greenwich
Callaghan William, chief engineer Pacific Coast 83.
Monterey, r. Oakland
Callaghan William, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Callaghan William, stevedore, r. 12 Boardman, rear
Callaghan William Jr., shoemaker Levinsky Bros., r.
616 Greenwich
Callaghan & Danahy (Miles Callaghan and J. Danahy)
liquor saloon, NW cor Sixth and Stevenson
Callaghan. See Callahan
Gallagher Charles O., clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg ft:
Co., r. 12 Twelfth
Gallagher Marj-, domestic 1410 Ellis
Callahan Bernard, engineer, r. 16 Euss
Callahan Bessie, domestic 1219 Geary
Callahan Charles, junk dealer, r. 465 Stevenson
Callahan Charles, shoemaker, r. 916 Montgomery
Callahan Charles W., clerk freight dept Southern Pac.
RE. r. 635 Tyler
Callahan Cornelius, butcher, r. NW cor Vermont and
Centfa-
Callahan Cornelius, fruit and vegetables, r. 2022 Fil-
bert
Callahan Cornelius, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
S B Sieira, bet Georgia and Michigan
Callahan Daniel, laborer, r. SWcor Scott and O'Farrell
Callahan Daniel, sheepskin tanner Dominique Le-
gallet. r. Sixth Av, b.t Q and R, South S. F.
Callahan David, shoemaker, r. 266 Brannan
Callahan Dennis, bootmaker John Sullivan, r. 918
Moiityomcrj'
Callahan Dennis, laborer, r. 52Everntt
Callahan Itennis, laborer, r. 242 Clementina
Callahan Dennis, tannery, E s San Bruno Road, bat
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Callahan Eugene, laborer, r. 26 Natoma
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY,
LACE CURTAINS. BLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office, 33 Geary St
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OF AXD DEALJSR IN ALJ. KINDS OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL., 4:1 AIark«t Street, corner Spear.
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Callahan Felix, miner, r. 207 Clara
Callahan Frank W., cooper Mattulath Manuf. Co., r.
1222 Fulsom
Callahan George, rigger, r. 240 Ritch
Callahan Henry H., student Pac. Business College, r.
809 Vallejo
Callahan Hugh, with Charles Callahan, r. i65 Stev.
Callahan J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Callahan James, gasfitier, r. 1103 Montgomery
Callahan James, laborer, r. 1314 Polk
Callahan James, tanner, r. Twenty-^ixth, nr San
Bruno Road
Callahan Jane, -widow, r. 921 hi Post, rear
Callahan John, carpenter, r. 17 Laskle
Callahan John, clerk Robert G. Horn, r. Nucleus
House
Callahan John, deckhand stmr D. E. Knight, Green
St. Wharf
Callahan John, iRborer, r. 19 Hermann
Callahan John, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.,r. 619 Sec.
Callahan John, pedebtdan, H'.il Kearny , room 9
Callahan John, teamster John Smith, 223 Post
Callahan John, yardhand S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Black Point
Callahan John J., janitor pavilion Woodward's Gar-
dens, r. 14 Ridley
Callahan John J., painter, r. 14J<i Garden
Callahan Joseph, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 616
Greenwich
Callahan Joseph, hatter James M. Forrest, r. 132
Fourth
Callahan Kate, domestic 930 Howard
Callahan Kate, chambermaid Nucleus House
Callahan Margaret, domestic 1416 Bush
Callahan Mary E. Miss, vice-principal Clement Gram-
mar School, r. 635 Tyler
Callahan Mathias B., r. 635 Tyler
Callahan Michael, r. 57 Jessie
Callahan Michael, farmer, W e Lake Merced
Callahan Patrick, brass finisher S. F. Brass Works
Callahan Patrick, expressman, NW cor Front and
Market, r. E s Chattanooga, bet Twenty-first and
Twenty-second
Callahan Patrick, service man Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 22 Allen
Callahan Patiick, shoemaker, r. 17 Laskie
Callahan Peter, hostler, r. 1436 Minna
Callahan Peter, warehouseman, r. Filbert, bet Mont-
gomery and Sansome
Callahan Peter P., helper American Sugar Refinery, r.
607 Fourth
Callahan P. P., driver Market St. RR.
Ca'laban Rosa, domestic 1103 Bush
Callahan Thomas, laborer, r. 117 First Av
Callahan Thomas, laborer, r. 921 y- Post, rear
Callahan Thomas, laborer, r. 1436 Minna
Callahan Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N s
Sierra, bet Louisiana and Maryland
Callahan Thomas, yardhand S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory
Callahan Timothy, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Black Point
Callahan William, hostler, r. 3034 J<2 Sixteenth
Callahan William R., longshoreman, r. 103 MinnA
Callahan. See Callaghau
Callan Jeremiah, driver Megilligan & Clark, r. San
Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Callau John, hackman, r. Revere House
Callan John, laborer, r. S s Twenty-ninth, bet Noe and
Sanchez
Callan Michael, marble polisher John Daniel, r. 1117
Broadway
Callan Richard, machinist Union Iron Works
N atom a
Callan Robert, machinehaud D. A. Macdonald & Co
r. 112 Steuart
Callau Samuel, carpenter, r. 105 Austin
Callan Thomas, haraessmaker John O'Kane,
Silver
Callan Thomas, liquor saloon, C16 Montgomery, r.
210 Grove
Callandreau Julius, physician, office and r. 1234 Stock.
Callane Timothy, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, r.
1128 Folsom
Callarau John, seaman, r. 75 Tehama
Callaway John, calker, r. 3 King
Callaway Oliver P., engineer, r. 119 Seventh
Callaway William, calker, r. 8 King
Calle John. r. 015 Pine
Calleja Autouia Mrs., r. 102« Market
, lodgings, 211 Minna
locksmith James D. Davidson, r.
152
129
Callely Ann Mrs,
Callely William,
211 Minna
Callender Henry A., manufacturing jeweler, and dealer
watches, etc., 734 Market, r. N s Twenty-second,
bet Howard and Capp
Calleuder John T., boarding, 5 Broadway
Calles Jesus (Tejeda & Calles) and saddler Main &
Winchester, r. 328 Montgomery Av
Callinan John, barber, 152 Second, r. 61 Natoma
Callinan William, policeman Citv Hall, r. 515 Taylor
Callingham W. J. (W. J. Callingham & Co.) r. Palaoe
Hotel
Callingbam W. J. <!li Co. (W. J. Callingham)
general agents South British and National Fire
and Marine Insurance Cos. (of New Zealand) 213
Sansome '■ ■ ^r
Callison Edith, domestic 1023 Hyde
Callson Annie, widow, r. 1435 Pacific
Callum H. W., seaman Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Callundan Christian F., special police, r. 203 Leav.
Callundan Ferdinand C, clerk Mattoon & Danglada, r.
203 Leavenworth
Callundan Frederick P., pharmaceutist, r.771 Mission
Callundan William T., confectioner Rothschild &
Ehrenpfort, r. NW cor Leavenworth and Turk
Callup , cook, r. 449 First
Calmann Adolph, chemist Franco-American Perfu-
mery Co., 120 Sutter, r. 340 Minna
Calmann Julius, cutter E. D. Nolan & Co.. r. 340
Minna
Calmann Rudolph, r. 340 Minna
Calnan Daniel, driver Thomas Reed
Calnan John, laborer, r. S s Twenty-ninth, bet Noe
and Castro
Calnan John J., harnesemaker. 258 First
Calnan Timothy, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Co., r, E s Thirteenth, bet Folsom and Howard
Calonge Frank, baker, r. 908 Sansome
Calpella Gravel Mining Co. (Mendocino Co., Cal.)
Charles S. Andrews secretary, 417 Kearny, room 8
Calsing Amelia Miss, dressmaker, 437 Sixth
Calsing Martin, machinist William Hawkins, r. 437
Sixth
Calvacca Giusseppe, r. 1618 Stockton, rear
Calvares Herman, r. 23 Jansen
Calvary Cemetery, Robert Dowan superintendent, St.
Joseph's Av, bet Geary and Turk
Calvert Clara Mrs., laundress, r. 18 Bernard
Calvert Gustav F., steward baikentiue Modoc, Larue's
• Wharf
Calvert Henry W., agent Southern Pac. RR., San Mi-
guel Station
Calvert John, druggist and apothecary, NW cor
Fourth and Howard
Calvert John, contractor, r. 812 Hyde
Calvert William, dentist, office and r. 209 Geary
Calvert William B., clerk Castle Brothers, r. 209 Geary
Calvez Herman E., compositor Le Petit Journal, r. 23
Jauseu
Calvin J. P., civil engineer, r. 501 Post
Calvinas Michael, steward ship Imperial, Front St.
Wharf
Calway John J., ship carpenter, r. 16 Sumner
Calway William, Ship Calkers' Assn, Barra's Hall
Camaiano Ciiovaniii, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
CamaiBO Giacomo, Italinn Benev. Soc. 423 Washington
CamuudichD. P., Austrian Military and Benev. Assn,
Armory 310 O'Farrell
Camaru Ni holas M., cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore,
r. 829 Folsom
Camarinos Demetrius, fruit, candies and cigars, SE
cor Sutter and Powell, r. 426 Powell
Cambernous Alexander, cooper Rudolph Armstrong,
r. 1900 Dupont
Cambemous Peter F., groceries and vegetables, 3007
Mission
Camblein David A., clerk Sroufe & McCrum, r.322
Ellis
Cambrian Hall, 1133 Mission
Cambridge A., salesman 8. Mosgrove & Brother, r.
8.')0}^ Harrison
Cambridge James J., machinist, r. N 8 Point Lobos
Av, bet Cook and Boyce
Camden (;. D. Mrs., widow, r. 515H Bush
Camera Pietro, boot and shoe maker, 018 Broadway
Camerden Michael, butcher, r. nr Htrcules Pow-
der Works, Golden Gate Park
Camerden William, laborer. Golden Gate Park, r. nr
Hercules Powder Works, Golden Gate Park
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Cameron Agnes Miss, stamping and embroidery, 116
Taylor
Cameron Allan. St. Andrews Soc. 232 Sutter
Cameron Angus (Cameron ft Hull) r. 2210 Steiner
Cameron Annie Miss, seamstress, r. 121 Montgomery
Cameron Archibald M., bookkeeper, r. 422 Ellis
Cameron Charles, clerk, r. Overland House
Cameron Charles, cU'rk Martin Galvin, r. NE cor
Eighth and Shipley
Cameron Christiana S., tailoress Lancaster &Northou,
r. 100 J<j Second
Cameron D., rancher, r. 321 Pacific
Cameron Daniel, shipwright, r. 202 M Seventh
Cameron Daniel F., copperplate printer Crowe k
Cooke, r. 202 H Seventh
Cameron Elizabeth, widow, r. 312 Beale
Cameron Elizabeth, widow, r. 1780 Folsom
Cameron Emma S. Miss, teacher Clarke Institute, r.
229 Geary
Cameron George, r. 412 Minna
Cameron George (Mitchell, r^olan & Cameron) r. 108
Minna
Cameron George, carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. 82 Everett
Cameron George A., carp.nter, Pacific Mail SS. Aus-
tralia
Cameron Hugh, brass founder William T. Garratt, r.
1780 Folsom
Cameron Hugh M., subscription books, 232 Sutter,
room 6, r. S 8 Mariposa, bet Bryant Av and Florida
Cameron J., laborer Pac. Boiling Mill
Cameron James, r. 47 Clementina
Cameron James (Cameron & Campbell) r. Oakland
Cameron James, gardener, r. SW cor Jones and Sutter
Cameron James, woodturner Cameron & Hull, r. 2
Middle
Cameron James A., clerk, r. 2 Middle
Cameron James G., carriagepainter A. S. Mersereau,
r. 109 Nineteenth
Cameron James S., patternmaker John J. Dunn, r. 26
Rincon PI
Cameron Johanna Mrs., r. Ill Vallejo, rear
Cameron J. H., captain bark Sumoset, oflice Pier 11,
Sleuart
Cameron John, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 2210
Steiner
Cameron John A., contractor, r. 1234 Bush
Cameron John G., first officer©. & O. SS. Belglc
Cameron John W., salesman Code, Elfelt & Co., r.
449 Jessie
Cameron Louisa, chambermaid Overland House, 531
Sacramento "
Cameron Mary, domestic 1713 Larkin
Cameron Nathan, speculator, r. 258 Jessie
Cameron Robert, carrlagemaker M. Kitzmuller, r.
1780 Folsom
Cameron Sarah, ladies' maid 1501 Van Ness Av
Cameron Thomas, carriage blacksmith M. Kitzmul-
ler, r. 434 Jessie
Cameron William, r. 211 Perry
Cameron William, preservemaker. r. 116 Taylor
Cameron William, sash and blindmaker James M.
Hurley
Cameron William H., clerk S. F. Chronicle, r. 2 Mid-
dle
Cameron & Campbell (James Cameron and William
G. Campbell) artists, 101 and 102 St. Ann's Bldg
Cameron Si Hull (Angus Cameron and George L.
Hull) woodturners and scrollsawyers, 409 Mis-
sion
Games Peter, laundry, 150 Shipley
Camfos Mercedes Miss, milliner Mrs. 8. Marks, r. 37
Eddy
Camfuni Mansueto, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Mont.
Camille Ldwnrd, real estate, r. 31 Eddy
Camille Martha, widow, r. 1C28 Stockton
Camilloni Fedele, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Camilloni Joseph, fish, 5 Clay St. Market, r. 520 Val-
lejo
Camilo Rodriguez,cigarmaker J. Casner & Co., r. 1119
Kearny
Caraiuata G. B., vegetables, 5 Colombo Market
Cammau A.W., bookkeejier May & Bach,r. 6.54 Mission
Camman C. F., clerk U. S. Surveyor General's Office,
r. 2304 Mission
Cammell James, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Los Angeles
Cammet Charles, blockmaker Richard C. Hanson &
Co., r. 521 L,ombard
Cammet William F., mining, r. 2509 Howard
Cammet's Restaurant, Julius R. Reagan proptr, .57
and 59 Third
Camons Andre, locksmith, 436 Bush
Camp—-, r. 24C^ Oak
Camp B., conductor, r. Stanford Hotel
Camp Charles F., seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Camp George, cook J. Jacobson jc Co., r. 232 Minna
Camp James M., carriagetrimmer, r. 311 M Elm Av
Camp Jonathan, driver, r. 1506 Turk
Camp S. A. Mrs., widow, r., 1034 Dolores
Camp Theodore E., tinsmith Continental Oil and
'Iransportjtion Co., r. 710 Post*
Camp William C, signpaintej. r. 34 Harriet
Camp. See Campe, and Kamp
Campana Peter S., waiter, r. 1205 Stockton
Campbell A. & H. C, attorneys at law, 530 Cali-
fornia, rooms 9-12
Campbell Alexander, attorney at law, 626 Montgomery,
r. Oakland
Campbell Alexander, bookkeeper, r. 7 Seymour Av
Campbell Alexander, contractor, r. SW cor Twenty-
seventh and Washington Av, B. H.
Campbell Alexander, laborer, r. S s Union, bet Gough
and Octavia
Campbell Alexander, longshoreman Menzles, Bing-
ham & Co., r. 921 Battery
Campbell Alexander Jr., attorney at law, 626
Montgomery, r. 228 Sixth
Campbell Alexander (A. & H. C. Campbell) r. Oakland
Campbell Alexander J., tinsmith George H. Tay h
Co., r. 435 Pine
Campbell Alice, widow, r. 13 Tehama PI
Campbell Amy T. Miss, assistant North Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. 1220 Jackson
Campbell Andrew, contractor, r. S s Preclta PI, K of
Folsom
Campbell Andrew, laborer Chase & Wolff
Campbell Annie, domestic 1931 Jessie
Campbell Annie, widow, dressmaker, r. 534 Green
Campbell Annie B. Miss, assistant Broadway Primary
School, r. 1220 Jackson
Campbell Arthur C, clerk H. P.Wakelee & Co., r. 1132
McAllister
Campbell Barnard, engineer, r. 50 Natoma
Campbell Bernard, clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. Oakland
Campbell Bernard, fireman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Sydney, r. 75 Tehama
Campbell Carrie Miss, fruits, r. 3 Mary Lane
Campbell Charles, r. 1055 J^ Folsom
Campbell Charles, clerk N. Curry & Brother, r. 113
Sansome
Campbell Charles, clerk Williams, Dimond & Co., r.
319 First
Campbell Charles, compositor, r. Railroad House
Campbell Charles, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Campbell Charles, teamster, r. 13 Laskie, rear
Campbell Charles P., secretary Clay St. Hill RR. Co.,
SW cor Clay and Leavenworth, r. 1220 Jackson
Campbell Clark A., teacher, r. SW cor Solano and
Tennessee
Campbell Colin, attorney at law, 630 California, room
13, r. Oakland
Campbell Cornelia E. Miss, as^iistant Greenwich
Street Primary Cosmopolitan School, r. 743 Howard
Campbell Daniel, hostler St. Lawrence Livery Stable,
r. 1331 Sacramento
Campbell Daniel, melter Savage k Son, r. 536 Mission
Campbell Donald, teamster Edward Gallagher, r.
Flume House, E s San Bruno Road, bet Twenty-
sixth and Twenty-seventh
Campbell Dorcas, nurse, r. 37 Liberty
Campbell Duncan, stevedore, r. 1417 Powell
Campell Edward, sheet leadroUer Shot Tower, r. BE
corner Howard and First
Campbell Eliza, widow, r. 6 South Park Av
Campbell Emanuel, pilot, r. 244 Sutter
Campbell Felix, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r. 1613
Turk ,
Campbell Francis, laborer, r. SE cor Twentieth and
Dolores
Campbell Frank, capitalist, r. 906 Market
Campbell Frank J., porter H. Behrendt k Co., r. 227
Second
Campbell Frederick, plumber, r. 1129 Howard
Camijbell Frederick, plumber, r. 1914 Market
Campbell Frederick, seaman schr Patriot, r. 6 Steuart
Campbell G., driver Hayes Valley branch Market St.
RR.
Campbell George (Dickson, DeWolf & Co.) r. London
Campbell George, bellowsmaker Cal. Bellows Manuf.
Co., r. Oakland
Campbell George, clerk S. F. News Co., r. Oakland
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Campbell George B., student Heald's Business Col-
lege, r. Ahlborn House
Campbell George J., bookkeeper Cornelius J. Flatt, r.
951 Mission
Campbell George W., operator Western Union Tel.
Co., r. 1417 Powell
Campbell Hattie Mrs., dressmaker, r. Overland House
Campbell Henry C. (A. & H. C. Campbell) and attor-
ney S. F. Savings Union, r. Saucelito
Campbell Henry J., laborer A.Wilson, r. 612 Clay
Campbell Hugh, milku^n, SW cor Union and Frank-
lin
Campbell Hugh, tinsmith, 134 First
Campbell Irving, watchman CityRR. stables, r. 1743 )j
Mission
Campbell Isabelle, domestic 1412 Octavia
Campbell J. Alexander, salesman Tubbs & Co., r.
Seymour Av, nr Point Lobos Av
Campbell James, r. 6 South Park Av
Campbell James, butcher, r. 10 Ritch
Campbell James, carpenter Southern Pac. RR.. r. 312
Thirteenth
Campbell James, currier Buckingham k Hecht, r.
Germania, bet Fillmore, and Steiner
Campbell James, deckhand SS. Los Angeles, r. 213
Broadway
Campbell James, laborer, r. 4 ZoePl
Campbell James, laborer, r. 174.5 Union
Campbell James, snperintendent Cal. Bellows Manuf .
Co.,r. 512 Franklin
Campbell James A. (N. Gray & Co.) r. 610 California
Campbell James A., extraman Engine No. 9, S. F. F. D.
Campbell James A., shipcalker, r. 320 Main
Campbell James D., carpenter, r. 37 Jessie
Campbell James D., cook, r. 313 Seventh
Campbell James E., mate ship Storm King,Vallejo St.
Wharf
Campbell James F., clerk Julius Buhlert, r. 1060 How-
ard
Campbell James H., clerk auditor Central Pac.RR., r.
19 John
Campbell James J., gilder Schwab & Breese, r. 513
Minna
Camp1>eII Jnnips W. H., grain and shipping
merchant, oifice 433 California, r. 816 Lombard
Campbell Jennie Miss, r. 7Ji Stockton
Campbell Jessie A., widow, branch office The Singer
Manuf. Co., 702 Filbert
Campbell J. J., commercial traveler, r. Commercial
Hotel
Campbell John, bartender John Duris, r. 545 First
Campbell John, bookkeeper Pope & Talbot, r. 312
Brannan
Campbell John, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 1224 Pacific
Campbell John, expressman. SW cor Second and Mis-
sion, r. W s Kansas, bet Humboldt and Nevada
Campbell John, piledriver, r. SE cor First and Fol.
Campbell John, teamster, r. 156 Shipley
Campbell John, workman coiners' dept U. S. Mint, r.
2 Henrietta Square
Campbell John A., salesman, r. 7 Seymour Av
Campbell John D., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. E 8 Columbia, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-
fourth
Campbell John J., moroccodresser, r. 947 Folsom
Campbell John L., attorney at law, 320 Sansome, room
14. r. 1250 California
Campbell John P., traveling salesman Richard T. Car-
roll & Co., r. Inglewood House
Campbell John S., bookkeeper Thomas Day, r. 37 Sec.
Campbell Joseph, r. 826 Green, rear
Campbell Joseph, attorney at law, 629 Kearny, r. 18
Willow Av
Campbell Joseph, driver Overlaud Freight Transfer
Co., r. 610 Fourth
Campbell Joseph, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
Campbell Joseph, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SW
cor Shasta and Michigan
Campbell Joseph, teamster I. Gutte, r. 1142 Mission
Campbell Joseph B.. csptain Fourth Artillery U. 8. A.,
r. Black Point Reservation
Campbell J. St. C, St. Andrews Soc. 232 Sutter
Campbell Lawrence, mason S. F. Gas Light Co.
Campbell Lewis \., clerk Alexander Campbell, r. 8
Elizabeth Av
Campbell Lizzie Miss, r. 610 Folsom
Campbell Mary, domestic 1215 Sutter
Campbell Mary Miss, t. 1H Stockton
Campbell Mary Ann, widow, dressmaker, r. 726 Bran.
Campbell Michael, student Paciflc Business College,
r. 422 Fremont
Campbell Minnie Miss, domestic 1652 Polk
Campbell Murdoch, shipwrights', calkers', and join-
ers' tools, 7 Steuart, r. 205 Turk
Campbell Nicholas, carpenter, r. 444 Brannan
Campbell Patrick (Kavanagh & Campbell) r. 131 Third
Campbell Patrick, clerk Leonard Caflish, r. 18 Willow
Av
Campbell Patrick D., real-estate agent, r. 18 Willow
Av
Campbell Patterson A., president Genesee Mill
Co., 2 Gold, r. 1108 Bush
Campbell Peter, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
13 Geneva
Campbell Peter H., shoemaker, r. Esmeralda, nr
Lundy Lane, B. H.
Campbell Peter H., assistant superintendent Clay St.
Hill RR., r. 1220 Jackson
Campbell Philip, r. 613 Minna
Campbell Ralph, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. SE cor
Stanysn and Oak
Campbell Robert J., laborer, r. S s Humboldt, bet
Vermont and Kansas
Campbell Ruth G. Miss, assistant Washington Gram-
mar School, r. 1220 Jackson
Campbell Samuel G., salesman E. H. Jones & Co., r
10 Middle
Campbell Samuel J., market, 263 Third
Campbell Sarah, widow, fruits and vegetable8,129 Sixth
Campbell Sarah Miss, r. 610 Folsom
Cami)bell Scott, cook, r. 409 Ja Geary
Campbell Shadrach, wharfinj»er. r. 1138 Howard
Campbell Sophia, widow, r. .518 Minna
Campbell Stephen, engineer, r. 6.56 Minna
Campbell Stewart C, laborer S. F. Cordage Co., r.W a
Iowa, nr Nevada
Campbell Stuart, clerk, r. 312 Brannan
Campbell Theodore, cook, r. 273 Jessie
Campbell Thomas, blacksmith, r. 10 Ritch
Campbell Thomas, carpenter, r. 156 Third
Campbell Thomas Jr., market, cor Ritch and Fol«om,
r. 10 Ritch
Campbell Thomas J., brickmason, r. Clara Av, bet
Heventeeuth and Eighteenth
Campbell Vernon, secretary Cal. Savings and Loan
Society, r. 312 Brannan
Campbell Walter C, modelmaker, r. 611 Harrison
Campbell William, r. 807 Kearny
Campbell William, carpenter, r. 1008 !4 Market
Campbell William, laborer, r. 422 Fremont
Campbell William, seaman, r. 103 Clark
Campbell William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Campbell William, ship carpenter, r. 9 Vassar PI
Campbell William E., clerk, r. 105 Stockton
Campbell William G. (Cameron & Campbell) r. Oak-
land
Campbell William H., carpenter, S s Point Lobos Av,
bet Henderson and Johnson Avs, r. Odd Fellows'
Cemtery
Campbell William H., importing and commission
merchant, office 402 Front, r. 1132 McAllister
Campbell William H., liquor saloon, 422 Third, r. 611
Fourth
Campbell William H. Jr., bookkeeper Shattuck h
Fletcher, r. 1132 McAllister
Campbell William S., notary public and commissioner
of deeds, 503 Montgomery, r. 114 Powell
Campe Frederick, groceries and liquors, 218 Second,
r. Alameda
Campe Henry, car conductor, r. 1807 Mission
Campe Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Howard
and Twelfth
Campe. See Camp and Eamp
Campfield Frederick, printer, r. Branch House
Ciimpfield Henry, r. 1230 Bush
Campl'g Restaurant, N. Giamboni & Co.,propt8,
531 Clay
Campini Loretta, r. 13 Virginia PI
Campini M., laborer Perini & Ferini, r. 113 Geary
Campion Benjamin W., attomey-at-law, 511 Mont- I
gomery, r. 222 Turk
Campion Edward, clerk, r. 2 Oak j
Campion Edward S., iaundryman, r. 655 Bryant
Campion F., solicitor Peter F. Collier, r. Chicago Ho- |
tel
Campion Harry, carpenter Union Iron Works, r. 39 '
Minna j
Campion Henry, lanndrj-man La Grande Laundry
r. E s Thirteenth, bet Folsom and Howard
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Campion Michael, fireman Pacific Mail SS. City of
New Yoi-k
Campion Michael, laundryuian, r. 573 Bryant
Campion Rose Mrs., r. 106 >i Park Av
Campion Thomas, teamster Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1520 J^
Post
Campo Abelardo, laborer, r. 12 Hinckley
Campodonico Antoine, gardener Stefauo Campo-
donico, r. Visitacion Valley, bet Mission and San
Bruno Boads
Campodonico Fraucesca, Italian Benev. Soc, 423
Washington
Campodonico Gaetano, vegetables, 30 Colombo Market
Campodonico Giovanni, gardener Stefano Campo-
donico, r. Visitacion Valley, bet Mission and San
Bruno Eoads
Campodonico Giusseppi, seaman, r. 1406)^ Dupont
Campodonico Pasquale (Campodonico ii Skevo) r. 52
Clara
Campodonico Stefano.vegetables, 26 Colombo Market,
gardens Visitacion Valley, bet Mission and San
Bruno Eoads
Campodonico Stfplien, marble works, lOSl
Market, r. 12'2 Fulton
Campodonico & bkcvo (Pasquale Campodonico and
■\Villiam Skevo) expressmen. SE cor Clay and
Sansome
Campolongo Pietro. laborer, r. 529 Green
Campos Rita M., widow, r. 503 Green
Camps Emanuel, r. 3G Clay
Camuffo Carlo, carpenter, r. 1318 Kearny
Camuffo F. Mrs., dressiuaker, 1318 Kearny
Canadian Association, 232 Sutter
CanuguiQT Victor, manuf kid gloves, 8 Kearny
Canalezo Jorge L. (Weuceslao Loaiza) r. 724 Green
Canares Antone, seaniau, r. 504 Davis I
Canary Abigail, domestic 1233 FolBom
Canary Morris, Boot and Shoemakers' Union, 771
Market
Canavan Bartholomew, cabinetmaker Jacob Strahle
& Co., r. 1721 Leavenworth
Canavan Edward T., stableman A. S. Weston, r. 1537
Mission
Canavan Elizabeth, widow, r. 68 Shipley
Canavan James, longshoreman, r. E s Washington Av,
bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Canavan John, painter, r. 3516 Sixteenth
Canavan Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 228 Bush
Canavan Mark, laborer, r. NE cor Washington and
Broderick
Canavan Michael, seaman, r. 8 Vandewater, rear
Canavan Patrick, livery stable, 1125 Howard, and mar-
ket, 1127 Howard, r. 1129 Howard
Canavan P. H., real-estate agent. Safe Deposit
Building, 328 Montgomery, room 5, r. 13(> McAl-
lister
Canavan. See Cannavan
Cuubell Charles, tanner Mission Tannery, r. SE cor
Eighteenth and Folsom
Candage William P., sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r. 540
Howard
Cundau F. & Co. (Felix Caudau, Michael Hirig-
oyen and Frank Lespoure) wines and liquors, 206
Third
Candau Felix (F. Candau & Co.) r. 811 Stockton
Candeis Louis, cigarmaker George Eschelbach, r. 313
Pacific
Candelana Water Co., J. G. Lavery secretary, 9 and 10
S. F. .Stock Exchange Building
Candy William, watchman Park Hotel, 26 Turk
Cane Alfred (Cane*: Teague) r. 145 Fourth
Cuue Bcruard, laborer, r. 2102 Howard
Cane Oustavus, foniiian Lanipe Brothers, r. 110 Fell
Cane John, wiucH and liquors, 148 Steuart
Cane Julius B., hackmau, r. 110 Fell
Cane M., laborer Presidio Reservation
Cane Thomas, porter, r. 2(50 Jcsbie
Cane & Teague (Alfred Cane and Liither A. Teague)
dentists, 142 ^i Fourth
Cane. See Cam, Eaiu, and Kane
Canel Mary, domestic 1024 Powell
Cancpa Augnstino (.V. Rossi i"^ Co.) r. 3 Margaret PI
I Cancpa Bartboloniew, laborer, r. 607 Vniim
Canepa Caterina Mrs. midwife, r. 323 Mont. Av
Canepa Oiaconio, Italian Bcnev. Soc, 42:) Washington
Canepa Gian Battista, laborer Ca-sar R. Si)livalo, r.
N s Union, bet Montgomery Av and Stocktv^u
Canepa Louis, v. 323 Montgonic-ry Av
Canepa Pietro, proptr Montgomery Av Baths, 323
Montgomery Av
Canessa John B., vegetables, 51 Colombo Market, gar-
dens, NW cor California and Third Av, outside
lands
Canevascini Joseph, cook H. G. Richard, r. ,47Jj Clara
Canevascini Maurice, porter Tsjhurr i: Dingeon, r.
738 Vallejo
Caney Martin, laborer, r. 37 Everett
Caney Patrick, laborer, r. 37 Everett
Caney. See Cany
Canfield Heniy, butler Edward F. Hall Jr., r. 1230
Bush
Canfield Jeremiah L., painter. r.ll27 Clay
Canfield John W., porter Livingston &Co., r. 1406 Sac.
Canfield Katie, domestic 1516 Post
Canfield Milton, clerk London and S. F. Bank, r. 140C
Sacramento
Canfield Mortimer T., watchmaker, 1520 Polk
Caugialli Pasquale, bootmaker M. E. Pardini, r. 724
Washington
Canham Frederick (Morgan Bros. & Canham) r. 5
G'Farrell
C.inham Mary I. Miss, assistant Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 1712 Pacific Av
Cauham Tlioma.s P., painter, r. 15 Hayes
Canham William F., housepalnter, r. 1712 Pacific
Av
Caninovich John, fisherman, r. 715 Davis
Canioni Pascal, laborer Coppe & Bayuo, r. 1126 Du-
pont
Canu Anna, widow, r. 6 Was'ooe PI
Cann George, engineer, r. 320^4 Bitch
Cannan William, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
18 Ridley
Cannavan Adelia, widow, r. Ii05 Green
Cannavan Bartley, billiard-tablemaker Jacob Strahle
& Co., r. 1721 Le:*vfcnworth
Cannavan Henry, plumber Daniel O'Brien, r. 626 J4
Jessie
Cannavan Michael, sailmaker Thomas Reynolds, r. 68
Shipley
Cannavan. See Canavan
Canner Patrick, mason, r. Columbia Hotel
Canuey Fox E. J., homeopathic physician and
surgeon, office and r. 632 Howard
Cannie Frank, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Canning James, porter George W. Gibbs b. Co., r. 709
Natoma
Canning Minnie V., r. 919 Jackson
Cannon Annie Miss, employee S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 2102 Howard
Cannon Bernard, laborer, r. 122 Laugton
Cannon C. H., agent Mills & Gibb, New York, 126
Kearny, room 48
Cannon E., coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. City of Sydney
Cannon Edward £., commission merchant, 120 Sutter,
room 10, r. 917 Post
Cannon Eron, photographer William Shew, r. 642 Na-
I toma
Cannon Francis E., carpenter, r. NW cor Nebraska
and Yuba
' Cannon Hugh, machinist William Smith, r. S s Eighth,
nr Tehama
Connon James, laborer, r. £ s San Bruno Road, nr
^ Twenty-sixtli
Cannon James, laborer, r. NW cor Yuba and Nebraska
Cannon James, miniug, r. 211 Minna
' Cannon James, moldcr Savage *i Son. r. 209 Langton
I Cannon John, bartender, r. 2102 Howard
I Cannon John, di-ckliand stmr Amador, Oakland Ferry,
I r. Oakland
i Cunnun Mnrihena, f- 642 Natoma
I Cannon Patrick, r. 143 Natoma
Cannt)u Patrick (J. Flannagan & Co.) r. 417 Brannan
Cannon Patrick, hog ranch. Silver Av, nr Miss. Road
Cannon Patrick, laborer, r. 208 Eiglith, rear
Cannon Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 13
Frederick
' Cannon Patrick, mattressmaker Glover & Willcomb,
1 r. 17 AVhitf PI
Cannon Peter, capitalist, r. 1510 Folsom
I Cannon Sarah Miss, seamstress, r. 642 Natoma
I Cannon 8. S. Mrs., widow, r. OO'J Shotwell
I Cannon Thomas, driver Mai'kct St. RR.
I Cannon Tliomas, laborer, r. 202 Stevenson
Cannon William, loug.shoreman, r. 12 Boardman
Cannon William, uhoemaker, r. 1727 Market
Canon John S., wheelwright B. Grave & Co., r. 217H
Clara
Cansdale W., cUrk, r. St. Davids House
Cantel Annette Mme., laundry, 955 Howard
^•y rnifyOIOOA l miynDV The Largest Laundry Establishment on the Pacific coast
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CUMBBRIiANO, LEHIGU AND ENGLISH FOUNDRY
41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Oantente Jose F. M., Portuguese Pro. Benev. Assn,
415 M Drumia
Canterbury James Hamilton, lather, r. 210G Buchanan
Cantct Bernard, tailor, r. 284 Stevenson
Cantin Joseph P., stockbroker, 311 California, r. Oak-
land
Cantlan Kicbard, laborer, r. 470 Tehama
Caiitlin John, pressman The Dally Exchange, r. 914
Jackson
Cantor Joseph, jeweJer, r. 2 Buss
Cantree Jean J., carpenter, r. 1122 Dupont
Cautrell Edward B., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
1216 Larkin
Cantrell Joseph B., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 2(;09 Polk
CantreJl Martha, widow, r. 662 Willow Av
Cantrell Thomas Q. ( Marschutz & Cantrell ) r. 1216
Larkin
Cantrowith Joseph, porter Neustadter Brothers, r.
112 Eleventh
Cantus George ( George Cantus & Co. ) r. 620 Hayes
Cantus George & Co. ( George Cantus and William
Eybs) liquor saloon, SW cor O'Farrell and Stock.
Cantwell Morris, teamster, r. 1125 Harrison
Canty Daniel, confectioner, r. 620 Stevenson
Canty Jeremiah, hostler James Tomkinson, r. 61
Minna
Canty John, laborer, r. 2.326 Pine
Canty Mary, domestic 1827 Clay
Canty Michael, r. 28 Louisa
Canty Michael Jr., harnessmaker, r. 28 Louisa
Canty Patrick, helper ^Etua Iron Works, r. 44 Bitch
Canty Patrick, hostler Henry M. Norton, r. NE cor
Turk and Larkin
Canty Patrick, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.. r.
1890 Broadway
Canty Thomas, groceries and liquors, 523 Fourth
Canty Thomas, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1890 Broadway
Canty Thomas F., harnessmaker C. L. Haskell, r. 853
Folsom
Canty Timothy, tailor, 818 Howard
Canty William W., boilermaker Fulton Iron Works,
r. 37 Minna
Cany Mary A., widow, r. 1219 Mission
Cany. See Caney
Caorl Joseph, watchmaker, r. 502 Vallejo
Capeau Joseph, plumber St. Mary's College
Capec Joseph v., printer F. Korbel & Brother, r. 115
Park Av
Capell Howell, cashier S. Mosgrove & Brothers, r.
Oakland
Capelli Antonio, salesman Humboldt Brewery, r. 208
Francisco, rear
Capelli Carlo, r. 1505 Dupont
Capelli Domenica, r. 1505 Dupont
Capelli Joseph, teamster, r. 208 Francisco, rear
Capelli Louis, groceries and liquors, SW cor Green-
wich and Stockton
Capelli Louis, cartman, r. 1719 Stockton
Capen Willard F. (Dalton & Co.) r. 426 Jones
Caperos Frank, steward, r. 28 Tehama, rear
Capers Henry, waiter stmr Julia.Washington St. Wharf
Caperson Martinus, r. 7 Buss
Caperton John, Major, r. Palace Hotel
Capion Loreuz, laborer Cal. Sugar refinery, r. 133^
Dore
Capion Louis F., laborer Cal. Sugar Beflnery, r. 1236 }i>
Harrison
Capis Constantine (Capis & Claixdianosjr. 42 Everett
Capis & Claudianos (Constantine Capis and C. M.
Claudianos) poultry, 33 Grand Central Market
Capitaine Joseph, r. 8 Dupont
Capital Building, 405 Kearny
Capital House, Frederick L. Turpin proptr, 537 Sac.
Capitol mills, Deming, Palmer & Co. proptrs, ofia.ce
202 and 204 Davis
Capitol Bestanrant, Wappel k Collins proprs, 204 and
206 Fourth
Capitol Saloon, Lewis & Harris proptrs, 226 Mont.
Capler Louis, pickle factory, 2422 Bryant
Caplice John, cellar foreman Hibernia Brewery, r. 728
Natoma
Caponi Emilio, produce dealer, r. 1107 Kearny
Capp Abraham B., teacher Heald's Business College,
r. 232 Turk
Capp Charles S. (Charles S. Capp & Co.) r. SE cor Bu-
chanan and McAllister
Capp Cliarles S. Si Co. (Charles S Capp) real-
estate agents and house brokers, 418 Montgomery
Cappel Bernard, groceries and liquors, SE cor Thir-
teenth and IsiB
Cappelman Otto C, r. 1515 Dupont
Cappes M., painter John S. Mellon
Capprise Joseph T., clerk Neuman & Futzman, r. 208
Chestnut
Cappuccio Josephine, domestic 611 Lombard
Caprera Aguilino, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Caprilo Carlo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Caprini Antonio, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423 Bdwy
Capron Samuel C., sole leather cutter Chase & Blesi, r.
608 Stevenson
Captain William, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Co., r.
Brannan, bet Seventh and Eighth
Capucetti Fedeli, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Capurro Augu.^tin, porter Marcus 0. Hawley & Co., r.
4 Lafayette PI
Capurro Giovanni B., vegetables, 65 Colombo Market,
garden W s Mission Boad, nr Ocean House Boad
Capurro John, teamster George H. Tay & Co., r. 4 La-
fayette PI
Capurro Joseph, engineer Ghirardelli & Danzel, r. 4
Lafayette PI
Capuviza John, expressman, r. 1508 Mason
Carabbio John, fruits and vegetables, SW cor Twen-
ty-sixth and Bryant
Carabin John J., salesman Thomas Sullivan, r. 524
Pine
Caraflfa G. F., driver Cara£fa& Guinasso, r. 1309 Dupont
Caraffa G. B. (Carafifa k Giiinasso) r. 406 Green
Caraffa & Guinasso (G. B. Caraffa and J. T. Guinasso)
bakery, 1309 Dupont
Carah John H., engineer tug Alouarch, Broad way Wharf
Caraicci Frederioo, groceries and liquors, SW cor Bu-
chanan and Ellis
Caramella Pietro, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Caramella Luigi J., fruitstand, NW cor Washington
and Battery, r. 5 Garden
Caranza Victor, clerk, r. 1015 Sutter
Carappa G. F., Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Carberry Cormac, carpenter Public School Dept., r.
261 Octavia
Carberry Edward, shipcarpenter, r. cor Zoe and Bry-
ant
Carberry John, carpenter, r. 1328)^ Folsom ~
Carberry John, hostler City Cab and Carriage Stables,
r. 27 Anthony
Carberry Patrick, carpenter Public School Dept., ,r„
257 Octavia
Carberry Robeit, carpenter, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Carbini Lazaro, clerk Giovanni Belle, r. 420 Union
Carbone Andrea, engineer Musto Bros., r. 322 Vallejo,
rear
Carbone Antonio, gardener, r. Fillmore, bet Hermann
and Bidley
Carbone Catharina Mrs., r. 3 Margaret PI
Carbone Francisco. Laborer, r. 4 Filbert PI
Carbone Joseph (L. Demartini & Co.) r. 3 Margaret PI
Carbonnet Auguste, cook Marchand's Restaurant, r.
1320 Stockton
Carbrae David,driver United Carriage Co., r. 229 Minna
Carbuhn Jacob, cook Hansa Hotel
Card Charles W., conductor Hayes Valley branch Mar-
ket Street RB.
Card Edward B., cashier J. Y. Wilson & Co., r. Coso
House
Card John, teamster Max Morgenthau, r. 1205 Valencia
Card Lawrence, seaman schr Mary Swan, Beale St.
Wharf
Card William H.. dentist, olfice and r. 646 Market
Cardano Michael, bootblack, 646 Clay, r. Oakland
Garden Charles, actor Bella Union Theater, r. 250
Sutter
Garden Ellen Mrs., teacher music, r. 1717 Stockton
Garden Humphrey M., accountant, r. 1717 Stockton
Carden Thomas, fireman U. 8. revenue stmr Bichard
Bush
Cardillo Giuseppe, fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo
Cardinali Luigi, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423 Bdwy.
Cardiuell Alfred, calker, r. 430 Valencia
Cardinell Charles, calker, r. 1108 Clay
Cardiuell John A., collector, 234 Montgomery, room
5, r. 4.30 Valencia
Cardiuelli Joseph, expressman, r. 14 Union PI
Gardinet Emil H., poultry and game, 83-85 California
Market, r. Alameda
Cardo Joseph, seamau, r. Keystone House
Cardoza Emanuel d'O., milker Megilligan & Clark, r.
San Jose Boad, nr Industrial School
Cardoza John (John Cardoza & Co.) r. 22 Garden
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Cardoza John & Co. (John Cardoza and Jos^
Baptista) proiJtrs Lisbon House, 415 Dnimm
Cardoza Joseph, house painter, r. 1067 Broadway
Cardozo MaximlUian N., clerk Mrs. Israel Richards,
r. 625 Bay
Cardozo Vincente J., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415 H Drumm
Carduc William, calker, r. 17 Frederick
Cardwell Simpson, second cook Pacific Coast 8S. IjOs
Angeles
Care James, plumber, r. 229 Minna
Caressini Pietro, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Carew Edward, bricklayer, r. 808 Greenwich
Carew Frank, painter, r. 330 Fell
Carew George, plasterer, r. 330 Fell
Carew John, clerk, r. 3.30 Fell
Carew Thomas, drayman, and extraman Hose No. 6,
S. F. F. D.,r. 330 Fell
Carew Thomas R., shipping clerk Fechheimer, Good-
kind & Co., r. 315 Fell
Ctirew William, carriage painter, and extraman Hook
and Ladder No. 3, S. F. F. D., r. 823 Jessie
Carey Annie M. Miss, dressmaker, 126 Kearny, rooms
29 and 30
Carey Cornelius, laborer, r. 1122 J^ Larkin
Carey E., r. 614 Kearny
Carey Eleanor Miss, actress Baldwin Theater, r. cor
Thirteenth and Howard
Carey Henry, laundryman, r. 1216 Pacific
Carey James, laborer, r. 14 Myrtle Av
Carey James, laborer, r. 15 Williams
Carey James, upholsterer Alexander Jansen
Carey James A., stovemounter Holbrook, Merrill b
Stetson, r. NE cor Army and Sanchez
Carey J. H., t'^acher bookkee|nng, 612 California
Carey Johaunah, widow, r. N s Filbert, nr Montgomery
Carey John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Carey John, laborer St. Mary's Hospital
Carey John, lumberman, r. 611 Mi-sion
Carey John, ovenhand Cal. Cracker Co., r. NE cor
Filbert and Montgomery
Carey John, teamster. Pier 2 Jjj Steuart, r. 8E cor Flor-
ida and Nineteenth
Carey Julia, widow, laundress, r. N s Jackson, bet
Baker and Lyon
Carey Kate, widow, r. 372 Natoma
Carey Katie, domestic 2022 Bush
Carey L. A. S. Mrs., widow, r. W s Church, bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Carey Lawrence, teamster, r. 57 Shipley
Carey Maggie Miss, shoelltter Levinsky Bros., r. 631
Tehama
Carey Margaret, widow, r. 138 Clara, rear
Carey Maurice, foreman Levinsky Bros., r. 531 Tehama
Carey Michael, laborer, r. 3 Hubbard
Carey Michael, laborer, r. 1823 Powell, rear
Carey Mi'hael, teamstpr, r. 1 Valencia
Carey Michael C, bookbinder Bartliug & Kimball, r.
9 Hartmon PI
Carey Norah Miss, shoefitter Levinsky Bros., r. 631
Tehama
Carey Patrick, laborer, r. 12 H Bryant Av
Carey P. E. Miss, r. Palace Hotel
Carey Peter, bricklayer, r. N s Jersey, bet Vicksburg
and Church
Carey Ralph, carpenter, r. 793 Mission
Carey Robert, harnessmaker Samuel Mathews, r. 1232
Market
Carey Thomas, r. 7 Dupont
Carey Thomas, teamster, r. cor Kentucky and First
Av, South S. F.
Carey Thomas, teamster, r. 14 Boardman
Carey Tlionias J., bookkeeper, r. 808 Mission
Carey William, laborer, r. NE cor Grove and Polk
Carey. See (;ary
Cargill William, captain Pacific Mail 8S. Australia
Carhurt John, carpenter and builder, 422 Drumm
Carlo Frank, laborer, r. W s Sherman, bet Nineteenth
and Twentieth
Carillo Albert, bricklayer, r. 409 Union
Carlllo Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 5 Graham PI
Cant Alfonso, salesman, r. 208 Turk
Carlt J. Alfonso, ooniiiii-'sion merchant and cof-
fee importer, 312 California, r. 208 Turk
Caritz John B., cook, r. 929 Howard
Carjon Paul, meat room Palace Hotel
Carkeet Stephen H., clerk Harrison & Dickson, r. 105
O'Farrell
Carl Andrew, cooper William H. Carl, r. 10 Boardman
PI
Carl David E., blacksmith and horseshoer, 1504 Val-
lejo, r. 1331 M Vallejo
Carl Herman, r. 242 Sutler
Carl Rosa, widow, bakery, 1318 Polk
Carl William H., cooper, 105 Oregon, r. 332 Tenth
Carl. See Carll
Carlan Bernard, junk dealer, r. W s Vermont, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Carlan. See Carlen and Cariin
Carle Charles J., salesman George Loomls, r. 962
Mission
Carlen John W., cashier R. G. Dun & Co., r. Oakland
Carlen. See Carlan and Cariin
Carleston Otto S., beamhand Funcke k Co., r. 37 Con-
verse
Carletou Miss, r. Commercial Hotel
Carleton Frederick W., freight clerk 8S. Ancon, r.
1201 Webster
Carleton George A. (Carleton k Spencer) r. 1201
Webster
Carleton J., porter Occidental Hotel
Carleton Silas M., drayman, 120 Front, r. 320 Brannan
Carleton Slicer B., compositor Commercial News
Carleton & Spencer (George A. Carleton and
John C. Spencer) transportation agents, 5 Spear
Carleton. See Carlton
Car)i C. shoemaker, 503 Green
Carlie Edwin J., bootmaker KuUman, 8alz & Co., r.
1911 Dupont
Cariin Annie, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Cariin Bernard, expressman, SW cor Main and Mar-
ket, r. 2 Farren Av
Cariin Edward, fireman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 365
Clementina
Cariin E. S. , seaman bark Samoset, Mission St. WTiarf
Cariin Francis A., widow, r. 2515 Folsom
Cariin Hugh, painter, r. Central I'acitic Hotel
Cariin James, yardman^ S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works
Cariin James C, clerk D. M. Osborne & Co., r. iii
Glover
Cariin John, city agent Standard Fire and Marine In-
surance Co. (of New Zealand) 306 San8ome,r. 624
Sutter
Cariin Lawrence, clerk Patrick Euright, r. 1131
Howard
Cariin Roger, helper Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 6'4 Garden
Cariin William, horseshoer, r. 722 Broadway
Cariin William, porter Taber, Harker & Co., r. 32
Laurel Av
Cariin. See Carlan and Carlen
Carlini Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423Bdwy.
Carliiile A. & Co. (Albert Carlisle and H. R. Wil-
lier Jr.) stationers and printers, 110 Leldesdorff
Carlisle Albert (A. Carlisle & Co.) r. 410 Hyde
Carlisle C, r. Palace Hotel
Carlisle Eleanor M. Mrs., assistant Shotwell St. Pri-
mary School, r. 1412 Pine
Carlisle George, local policeman, r. 138 Chestnut
Carlisle George O., real-estate, r. 1412 Pine
Carlisle Hugh, steerage steward Pacific Mail 88. Aus-
tralia
Carlisle Joseph B., laborer, r. 934 Folsom, rear
Carlisle Marcellus W., porter, r. 250 Minna
Carlisle Stewart (Martin A: Co.) r. 734M Natoma
Carlisle Thomas S., bartender, r. 646 Stevenson
Carlisle William, cook Alms House
Carlisle William E.,r. 1306 California
Carlisle. See Carlyle
Carll Alonzo W., dancing academy, Howry's Op«ra
Hall, SW cor Grove and Laguna
Carll Daniel, molder, r. 2 Alger PI
Carll. See Carl
Carlo Derlcco, proprietor Milano Hotel, 416 Pacific
Carlos August, waiter The Baldwin, r. 117 Fifth
Carlos Francisco, haruesHmakcr Joseph J. Ouello, r.
831 Pacific
Carlos John, r. 1027 Dupont
Carlos Tiburcio, harnessmaker Joseph J. Cuello, r. 831
Pacific
Carls Eugene, hostler Kelling k Moore
Carlsen A., cabinetmaker J. B. Luchslngor & Son, r.
29)4 Fifth Av
Carlsen Andrew, longshoreman, r. 5 Rlncon Court
Carlsen .\ugust, seaman schr Phebe Fay, Mission St.
Wharf
Carlsen Carl, musician, r. 357 )4 Clementina
Carlsen Charles, seaman schr Cinderella, Green St.
Wharf
OU YLAnb LAI LnlLINLL. Established, S.F.,1863. 135 Montaomerv'
iniUAC I MnPRIQDM b*^ *^^ most aelnct stock ot all the leadina* varieties of
JUIlMO J. mUnniOUH Lumber in the Market. N. K. cor. Mlssioit and Spear Sts.
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189
CAR
CarlBen Henry, mecbaDic, r. 606 Third
Csrlsen N. L., cualpasser Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York
Carlsen Olof, tailor, r. 166 Tehama
Carlsen S., Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Market
Carlson Andrew, helper Phelps' Manuf . Co., r. 10 Eitch
Carlson August, seamun, r. Sanders' Hotel
Carlson Charles, bootmaker Peter D. Nelson, r. 547
Mission
Carlson Charles, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Carlson Charles, seaman schr Daisy Rowe, r. NW cor
Montgomery and Greenvfich
Carlson Charles, second engineer stmr Pride of the
River, Jackson St. Wharf
Carlson Charles E. (Carlson & Johnson) r. 10 Wash.
Carlson C. M., chenille worker, r. 22 Geary
Carlson Edward, clerk, r. Park Hotel
Carlson Edward (Carlson & Currier) r. 1708 Sacramento
Carlson Hans, laundryman Occidental Laundry, N s
Filbert, bet Gpugh and Octavia
Carlson John, captain schr Elko, Beale St.Wharf
Carlson John, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co.
Carlson John, deckhand tug .£tna. Mission St. Wharf
Carlson John, miner, r. 64 First
Carlson John, seaman, r. 238 Sleuart
Carlson John A., seaman SS. Monterey, Broadway
Wharf
Carlson Olaf , coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York
Carlson Olof, waiter P. W. Neilsen, r. 227 Mont. Av
Carlson Olof C, waiter, r. O'Counell PI
Carlson Oscar, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Carlson P. E., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Carlson 8. A. (Swenson & Carlson) r. 30 Clay
Carlson William, laborer, r. 47 Sacramento
Carlson & Currier (Edward Carlson and James
P. Currier) commission merchants, and agents
Belding Brothers & Co. 's silk, and Warrin's needles,
669 Market
Carlson & Jolinson (Charles E. Carlson and
Henry Johnson), coliee saloon, 425 Drumm
Carlsson Charles, clerk Peter Johnson, 783 Market, r.
447 Minna
Carlsson L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 523 Pine
Carlsson Lars, cabinetmaker £ragen & Oeist, r. 523
Pine
Carlsson. See Carlsen and Carlson
Carlton Charles C, commission and Insurance, 311
California, r. 502 Powell
Carlton Frank H., groceries and produce, 20-22 Grand
Western Market, r. 1122^ Larkin
Carlton George E. , agent, r. 1010 Powell
Carlton Gussie Mrs., furnished rooms, 319 Stockton
Carlton Harriet C, widow, r. 727 Geary
Carlton Henry Jr. , city agent .Xtna Insurance Co.
(of Hartford, Conn.) office 311 California, r. 2706
California
Carlton Henry H., entry clerk Payot, Upham & Co., r.
2706 California
Carlton Jerome, policeman City Hall, r. 326 Geary
Carlton Lulu Miss, r. 12 Ellis
Carlton. SeeCarleton
Oarlyle Ann, domestic W s Bryant, bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-fifth
Carlyle. See Carlisle
Carmack William D., liquor saloon, 666 Mission, r.
220 Minna
Carman August, clerk, r. Scott, bet Pine and Cal.
Carman Benjamin F., driver City RR., r. 982 Harrison
Carman Clarissa, widow, r. 982 Harrison
Carman Frank R., lumberman, r. 124 Silver
Carman H. W., deckhand Pacific Coast SS. Gypsy
Carman Walter T., assistant bookkeeper Preston b Mc-
Kinnon , r. 1047 Mission
Carman Warren P., carpenter, r. NE cop Clipper and
Sanchez
Carman William, physician, office and r. 410 Post
Carman William, waiter Russ House
Carman William O., driver Omnibus RR., r. 982 Har-
rison
Carman William T., collector, r. 1047 Mission
Carmany Cyrus, r. 923 Jackson
Carmany Cyrus W., cashier Savings and Loan So-
ciety, 619 Clay, r. 923 Jackson
Carmany John H. (John H. Carmany & Co.} r. 923
Jackson
Carmany John H. Si Co. (John H. Carmany)
publishers and proptrs Commercial Herald and
Market Review, California Horticulturist, Wine
and Liquor Herald, etc., 409 Washington
Carmany John P., glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 12 Mariposa
Carmany J. W. (Carmany & Crosett) r. 23 Kearny
Carmany Mary Mrs., domestic 2216 Steiner
Carmany Ringgold, bookkeeper Savings and Loan
Society, r. 1026 Vallejo
Carmany Si Crosett (J. W. Carmany and A. A.
Crosett) , gents' furuishing goods, 25 Kearny
Carmatz Adolph, watchmaker and jeweler, 527 San-
some, r. Ill Montgomery Block
Carmelich Arcthu8a,widow, janitress Mission Primary
School, r. 961 Howard
Cannelich Mark W., clerk, r. 961 Howard
Carmell James, bricklayer, r. Montgomery Hotel
Carmen Island Salt Works, Elias M. Block proptr,
office 207 Front, factory 249 Steuart
Carmichael Archibald, salesman Keane Bros., r. 616
Mason
Carmichael Charles G., molder Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 238 Fremont
Carmichael Daniel, marble cutter, r. 610}^ Natoma
Carmichael John A., carpenter new City Hall — -
Carmichael Neil, r. 1026 Sutter
Carmichael Neil, policeman City Hall, r. 1532 Polk
Carmily Daniel, night watchman Charles Crocker, N
W cor California and Taylor
Carmine Pietro, farmer, r. 518 Pacific
Carmo John M., seaman, r. E 6 Hodges PI, nr Vallejo
Carmody Arthur F., exchange teller banking dept
Wells. Fargo & Co., r. 308 Leavenworth
Carmody Daniel, watchman, r. 241 Langton
Carmody J., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Carmody James H., driver Engine No. 2, S. F. F. D.,
r. 412 Bush
Carmody John, laborer, r. Mariposa, nr Harrison
Carmody Jonu, laborer, r 7 Gilbert
Carmody John, peddler, r. 458 Natoma
Carmody Martin, coachman New Wisconsin Hotel, r.
410 Broadway
Carmody Michael, laborer, r. 316 Seventh
Carmody Michael, painter, r. 251 }^ Clara
Carmona Adela, seamstress, widow, r. 1412 Powell
Carmona Sofia, widow, r. 6 Cadell Alley
Carmouche Michael, chairmaker, 124 Main, r. NW cor
Mission and Main
Carnagy Andrew, calker, r. 312 Folsom
Carnahan Charles, machinist Union Iron Works, r.
308 Beale
Carnahan Clark, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 308
Beale
Carnale Andrea, seaman schr H. B. Hadlow, India
Dock
Carnall Nathan C. (Carnall & Chapman) r. Berkeley
Carnall & Chapman (Nathan C. Carnall and William
H. Chapman) agents Berkeley real-estate, 320
Sansome, room 5»
Carnard Octave C. P., compositor Courrier de San
Francisco, r. 304 Stockton
Carnduff Samuel Jr., seaman schr Charles G. Wilson,
Union St. Wharf
Came Henry, patternmaker Risdon 1. and L. Works
Carneal Thomas D. (Perkins & Carneal) attorney at
law, 207 Sansome, r. Oakland
Carnell Eliza, widow, lodgings, 974 Folsom
Carnell James R., cabinetmaker, r. 974 Folsom
Carnell Joseph F., upholsterer, r. 974 Folsom
Carnell Richard, fruit dealer, r. 142 H Fifth, rear
Carnell Stephen, waiter Palace Hotel
Carnes Ann, widow, r. 50 Everett
Carnes Frederick G., teacher music, r. 481 McAllister
Carnes Georgje A., librarian Odd Fellows Libri^
ry, 325 Montgomery, r. 422 Geary
Carnes Walter, entry clerk Cal. Wire Works Co., r.
431 McAllister
Carnes William A., bookkeeper Sumner, Whitney &
Co., r. 422 Geary
Carnes. See Kearns
Carney Edward, bricklayer, r. 5 Fourth
Carney Isabella Miss, dressmaker, r. 501 Mason
Carney James, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Carney John F., seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Carney Lawrence, laborer, r. 1066 Howard
Carney Patrick, fireman Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York
Carney. See Kearney and Kearny
Carniglja Steva, fisherman, r. 896 Front
Caro Armand, stock keeper Colman Brothers, r. Oak-
land
Caro Louis, dry and fancy goods, 236 Fifth
Caro Louis, liqnor saloon, 224J<i Fifth
WINDOW SHADES.
Manufacturer of fine WI.NDOW
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deuces, StoreSv Offices, etc., etc.
G-EO.W. CLARK,
G45 Market Street.
JAMES £. GORDON & CO.,
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Capo Morris, clothing, 414 Pacific
Caro Samuel, saleemau Julius Leszynsky, r. 212 Sutter
Caro Samuel, salesman Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 542 Jessie
Caro Samuel, varieties, 43 Third, r. 359 J^ Tehama
Caro Solomon, salesman Zacharias & Green, r. 542
Jessie
Caro Syskind, rabbi, r. 542 Jessie
Caro Wolff, furniture dealer, r. 712 Hayes
Caroe Laura Mrs., manuf shirts, 113 Stockton
Caroe John, laborer, 737 Market, r. 907 Sacramento
Carolan Annie M., domestic 822 Geary
Carolan, Cory & Co, (James Carolan and Isaac
H. Cory) importers and jobbers iron, steel, and
hardware, 117 and 119 California
Carolan Frank, student, r. 1714 California
Carolan James (Carolan, Cory & Co.) r. 1714 California
Carolan James, coachman William Dunphy, 111 Mason
Carolan Lawrence, clerk Patrick Enright, r. 1131
Howard
Carolin James, liquor saloon, NE cor Third and Har-
rison, r. 680 Harrison
Carolin Patrick J., coachman Isaac S. Van Winkle, 317
Fulton
Carolin Thomas, coal passer SS. State of California
Broadway Wharf
Caroline Katie, domestic 1915 Howard
Caronte Joseph, umbrellas and parasols, 138 Posi
Carossi Paola, Italian Benev. See. 423 Washington
Garossi. See Carusi
Carotbers Alexander B., printer, r. 520 Bush
Carothers John T., station baggage agent Central Pac.
RE., Oakland Ferrj-, r. 118 Dupont
Carothers William, carpenter, r. 613 Mission
Carothers. See Caruthers
Carozzini Narde, Italian Benev. Soc. 423 Washington
Carpenter Alfred A., shipcalker, r. 161 Clara
Carpenter A. M. S., r. 25 Russ
Carpenter .\ugustine 0., mining secretary, office 411^
California, room 9, r. Oakland
Carpenter Caroline, widow, r. 324 Sutter
Carpenter Charles A., assistant superintendent Clay
St. Hill RR., r. 1402 Leavenworth
Carpenter Chester W., salesman Marcus C. Hawley &
Co. , r. 609 Hyde
Carpenter C. Thomas, keeper animals Woodward's
Gardens, r. 132 First Av
Carpenter C. W., clerk Pacific Mail S3. Co., r. 332
Brannau
Carpenter D. A. k Co. (Dyer A. Carpenter and J. Clem.
Uhler) sole agents Johnston Graphite Lubricating
Oil Co., 115 Pine
Carpenter Paniel, upholsterer, r. 616 Sacramento
Carpenter Dyer A. (D. A. Carpenter & Co.) r. 2916 Clay
Carpenter Edgar A., clerk Madison k Burke, r. 829
Howard
Carpenter Edward 8., fireman tug Rabboni, Folsom
St.Wb»rf
Carpenter Edwin W., special agent Fireman's Fund
Insurance "€o., 401 California, r. Berkeley
Carpenter Florence Mrs., local agent Imperial, Lpn-
don, Northern, and Queen Insurance Cos., 317
California, r. .522 Van Ness Av
Carpenter Frank W., printer, r. 150 Ninth
Carpenter Frederick H., carriagetrimmer B. Grave k
Co.. r. 715 Hyde
Carljenter Frederick L., driver United Carriage Co.,
Occidental Hotel, r. 150 Ninth
CarpenterG. J., reporter Supreme Court of California,
040 Clay, r. 20 '/i Kearny
Carpenter John, tinsmith, r. Park House, NE cor
Twenty-fourth and Mission
Carpenter John F., actor, r. Park House, NE cor Twen-
ty-fourth and Mission
Carpenter John F., tinsmith, r. 104 San Jo86 Av
Carpenter Joseph L., clerk Solomon Koblman, r. 6
Rubs
Carpenter Leah, widow, r. 424 Shotwell
Carpenter Mamie Miss, r. 926 Clay
Carpenter Mary A., widow, r. 926 Clay
Carpenter Patrick, laborer, r. 3243 Mission
Carpenter Thomas, exprensraan, SW cor Jackson and
Battery, r. 104 San Josii Av
Carpenter William, bronzer Thomas Day, r. Oakland
Carpenter William, waiter Harvey House, 807 Cal.
Carpenter William H., roofer Henry G. Flsko, r. 21
Harrison Av \
Carpenter William !■., sergeant police City Hall, r. 160
Ninth
Carpentier Eil^vurtl R., attorney at law. office
6 Montgomery Av, third floor, r. Oakland
Carpentier Horace W., attorney at law, office 6
Montgomery Av, third floor, r. Oakland
Carpmill John, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
208 Second
Carpoux Josephine Mrs., dressmaker David Samuels,
r. 613 Post
Carpy Charles (C. Anduran k Co) r. 1518 Powell
Carpy Jane, widow, r. 1518 Powell
Carr A. L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 809 Stockton
Carr Annie Miss, r. 314 Stockton
Carr Bridget, widow, r. Bay, bet Dupont and Kearny
Carr Celia, widow, r. 451 Tehama
Carr Charles, coachman William Sharon, r. 631 Stev.
Carr Charles D., fireman, r. 14 Frederick
Carr David, machinist The Singer Manuf. Co., r. 502
Jessie .
Carr Edward, hostler Allan B. Butler, r. 14^ Bitch
Carr Edward B., horseshoer A. E. Buckman, r. 3066
Sixteenth
Carr Edwin W., foreman pattern shop £tna Iron
Works, r. 115 Fell
Carr Eunice K. Mrs., r. 106 Eleventh
Carr Frank D., bookkeeper Eiston & Co.,r. 1037 Mission
Carr George W., porter Southern Pac. RR.
Carr Henry, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Carr Henry B., expresman, r. 434 Fifth
Carr Henry J., butcher Charles H. Kerr, r. cor First
and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Carr Howard, gunsmith Charles D. Ladd, r. 1009
Stockton
laborer Pac. Boiling Mill, r. Cassius
painter Moulton k Edmondson, r. 220
laborer, r. 3066 Sixteenth
plumber William R. Allen, r, 618 EigK-
Carr James,
Hotel
Carr James,
Brannan
Carr James, proptr Portland Hotel, .54 Sacramento
Carr James, waiter 737 Market, r. 238 Stevenson
Carr James E.. teamster, r. 121 Silver
Carr James J., helper Tait k Hainque, r. 27 Frederick
Carr Job, r. 327 0'F«irrell
Carr John, bootcrimper S. W. Levy, r. 35(i Minna
Carr John, carpenter, r. 129 Turk — >~.
Carr John, hackdriver, r. 110 Clinton
Carr John, laborer Sea Wall
Carr John, patternmaker, r. 308 Folsom
Carr John, warehouseman Louis Sloss & Co., r. 216
Ritch
Carr John, nurse St. Luke's Hospital
Carr John, teamster, Presidio Reservation
Carr John R., r. 1705 Howard
Carr John S. (William B. Hooper k Co.) r. Tucson,
Arizona
Carr Joseph
Carr Joseph
teenth
Oarr Julia G. Miss, millinery. 110 Sixth
Carr Martin, fireman Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r. 247
Second
Carr Mary, widow, r. 509 Howard, rear
Carr Mary A., domestic 424 Post
Carr Matthew, conductor N. B. and Mission RB., r. 830
Folsom
Carr Matthew D., printer W. M. Hinton k Co., r. 1018
Pine
Carr Michael, machinist, r. 254 Clementina
Carr Michael R., salesman C. L. Williams k Co., r, 11
Bay
Carr N., miner, r. Overland House
Carr Nelson F., tinsmith, r. 064 Willow At
Carr Patrick, soapmaker, r. 617 Eighteenth
Carr Patrick, teamster Superintendent of Streets, r. 330
Sixth
Carr Patrick J., peddler, r. 209 Jessie
Carr Peter, fireman stmr Yosemlte, r. 509 Howard, rear
Carr Peter J., furniture and upholstery, 2757 Mission
Carr Robert, driver John G. Stephan, r. 14)4 Bitch
Carr Sarah, domestic 1030 Howard
Carr Thomas, deckhand Steamboat 6, r. 625 Davla
Carr Thomas, fireman, r. 509 Howard, rear
Carr Thomas, longshoreman Mi nzios, Bingham k Co.
Carr Thomas, teamster Odd Fellows' Cemetery
Carr Thomas, liquor saloon, 306 Minna, r. 249 Minna
Carr W. E., seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Carr William, carpenter, r. 23i5 Mission
Carr William, commission merchant, 323 Front',
r. 715 Bush
Carr WiUlum B., capitalist, 310 Pine, room 29,
r. 220 San Jos^ Av
Carr William H., engineer A. Waldstein, r. 213 Perry
Carr. See Karr
Carrabe John, fruit dealer, 1589 Folsom
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Carraher Michael, blacksmith, r. 64 First
Carraher MichaelJ., blacksmith Fiilton Ironworks,
r. 1-t Natoma
Carraher Michael, Bhoemaker, r. 135 Chattanooga
Carraher Patrick, driver United Carriage Co., The
Baldwin, r. 040 Ho-ward
Carraher Terrence Rev., assistant rector St. Joseph's
Church, r. 224 Tenth
Carralot Edward, driver P. G. Somps, r. 2633 Howard
Carranza .l.tmes, coft'ee merchant, r. 622 Sutter
Carranza Victor A., clerk Montealegre & Co., r. 1015
Sutter
Carrasco Florlta, widow, dressmaker, r. 21 Scott PI
Carrascosa -Jos^, Spanish Mutual Benev. SOc, 730
Monttjomery
Carraii .Joseph, market, NW cor Mission and Ninth
Carrau Lawrence Mrs., widow, r. 2 Harry PI
Carrau Leon, salesman Lorsch Brothers, r. N s Clip-
l^er, bet Sanchez and Noe
Carreiro Elizod J., Portuguese Pro. and Benev, Assn,
415 !«s Drumm
Carrel Frederick J., civil engineer and draftsman,
629 Washington
Carrere Adolph (Henry Schroder & Co.) r. 219 Geary
Oarrere Amelie Miss, r. 917 Jackson, rear
Carrere Baptiste, hostler Hiram Clifford, r. cor Cam-
bridge and Bacon,bet Mission and San Bruno Boads
Carrere Caliste K., widow, r. 917 Jackson, rear
Carrere Jean, tripeman Francis LaiToche, r. Fifth Av,
bet L and M, South S. F.
Carrick — Mrs., widow, r. S B Twenty-fourth, bet
Vicksburg and Church
Carrick A. A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 108 Geary
Carrick Daniel F., chief engineer 88. Salinas, r. E s
Sanchez, nr Twenty-eighth
Carrick George N., bookkeeper Bank of California, r.
1110 Broadway
Carrick Henry T., printer, r. 35 Langton
Carrick James, carriagepalnter R. Sicotte & Co., r. 613
Mission
Carrick John, lather, r. 312 Clementina
Carrick John R., (S. F. Box Factory) r. 318 Capp
Carrick J. W., capitalist, 228 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Carrick Martha, domestic 601 Stockton
Carrick Richard, engineer, r. 2110 Steiner
Carrick Richard, fireman 8S. Salinas, r. Shipley, bet
Seventh and Eighth
Carrick W., Ship and Steamboat Joiners' Assn, Dasha-
way Hall
Carrie Hale Hydraulic Mining and Water Co. (El
Dorado, Cal.) F. W. Van Reynegom secretary, 531
California
Carrie Steele Mining Co. (Utah) O. C. Miller secre-
tary, 324 Pine, room 4
Carrier George S., mining, r. 1831 Webster
Carriers' Mutual Aid Society, William G. C. Pitt sec-
retary, 521 Clay
Carrigan Andrew (Dunham, Carrisan & Co.) r. 1720
Clay
Carrigan Andrew, laborer Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. 1329 Minna
Carrigan Annie Miss, machine operator Jory Bros., r.
20 Ji Harrison Av
Carrigan Ellen, domestic 1213 Mason
Carrigan James, laborer Columbia Foundry, r. Chen-
ery, bet Mateo and Miguel
Carrigan John, horsetrainer Charles Crocker, NW cor
California and Taylor
Carrigan John, seaman, r. NE cor Bryant and Beale
Carrigan Maggie H., domestic 502 Van Ness Av
Carrigan Mary Miss, r. 121 Fifth
Carrigan Michael, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 254
Jessie
Carrigan Patrick, shoemaker, r. 324 Tehama
Carrigan Tady, longshoreman, r. 316 Beale, rear
Carrigg Henry T., printer Edward Bosqui & Co., r. 327
Jessie
Carrillo Albert, bricklayer, r. 409 Union
'Carrillo Beatrice Miss, tailoress, r. 5 Graham PI
Carrillo Dolores, r. 15 Union PI
Carrillo Gorgonio, widow, r. 5 Pollard PI, rear
Cirrillo Jesus, carpenter, r. 5 Graham PI
Carrillo Ptppe, tailor, r. 15 Union PI
Carrington Austin D., clerk H. H. Scott & Co., r. 501
Post
Carrlngton Dennis E., Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Carrington Henrietta, domestic 1032 Jackson
Carrington Jane, widow, r. 836 Sutter
Carrington Joseph, carpenter Superintendent of
Streets
Carrington Joseph, laborer Genesee Mill Co., r. 43
Minna
Carrion Mariha, widow, r. 7 Moulton PI
Carroll , vegetable dealer, r. 617 Mission
Carroll Alice, widow, r. 467 Minna
Carroll .\nn, widow, r. SW cor Pacific and Webster
Carroll Arthur, waiter, r. 617 Mission
Carroll August, deckhand stmr City of Stockton,
Washington St. Wharf
Carn5ll Bridget, widow, r. W s Sansome, nr Union
Carroll Biother." (Patrick and Thomas) groceries and
liquors, NE cor Third and Minna
Carroll Carrie Mrs., nurse, r. 11 Eddy
Carroll Charles, baker John C. Carroll, r.llO First
Carroll Charles, gardener, r. 232 Minna
Carroll Charles, laborer St. Mary's College
Carroll Charles, salesman Gladding, McBean k Co., r.
13 Elliot Park
Carroll Charles, teamster Dore & Co., NE cor Bush
and Sansomo
Carroll Charles E. Jr., driver, r. 13 Elliot Park
Carroll Cornelius J., driver Fechheimer & Steele, r.
703 Ash Av
Carroll Daniel R., molder MtniL Iron Works, r. 2 Alger
PI
Carroll David, fruitdealer, r. 7 Columbia PI
Carroll Dennis, boatswain Pacific Mall SS. Granada
Carroll Dennis, groceries and liquors, SE cor Capp
and S'jveuteenth
Carroll Edward, seaman schr Caroline Dixon, r. 10
De Boom
Carroll Edward E., laborer, r. Central Pacific Hotel
Carroll Frank, molder Hayes Valley Brass Works, r.
703 Ash Av
Carroll George, laborer Sea Wall
Carroll George L. (Abranis & Carroll) r. 1101, Van
Ness Av
Carroll Hannah, domestic 506 Guerrero
Carroll Heniy, boxmaker, r. -144 Brannan
Carroll Henry, laborer, r. 2607 Post
CurroU J ames, r. 5 Bowie Av
Carroll James (S. F. Laundry Assn) r. 1402 Turk
Carroll James, bootmaker EuUman, Salz & Co., r.
Jessie, bet Fifth and Sixth
Carroll James, carriagemaker Larkins & Co., r. 1204>j
Folsom
Carroll James, clerk, r.942 Mission
Carroll James, cutter U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co., r.
2759 Mission
Carroll James, deckhand stmr Alexander Duncan, r.
225 Third
Carroll James, expressman, r. 444 Brannan
Carroll James, fireman Pacific Mail SS. China
Carroll James, hostler N. B. and Mission RB. r. 17
Louisa
Carroll James, laborer Edward Gallagher, r. San Bru-
no Road, bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Carroll James, laborer, r. NWcor Turk and Fillmore
Carroll James, liquordealer, r. California Av, bet Thir-
tieth and Cortland Av
Carroll James, master mariner, r. 407 5^ Brasnan
Carroll James, salesman Jones & Co., r. 962 Mission
Carroll James, shoemaker, r. Park House, NE cor
Twenty-fourth and Mission
Carroll James, tinsmith, r. 16 Stockton PI
Carroll James, teamster Seattle Coal and Transpor-
tation Co., r. 422 Tehama
Carroll James, wheelwright, r. 9 Sumner
Carroll James E., capitalist, r. 1101 Van l^esB Av
Carroll James L., salesman Murphy, Grant & €o., r.
116 Vicksburg
Carroll Jeremiah, boilermaker, r. 703 Ash Av
Carroll John, broker, r. 741 Market
Carroll John, capitalist, 410 Montgomery, room 3, r.
1101 Van Ness Av
Carroll John, expressman, r. 1018 Clay
Carroll John, groceries and liquors. 509 Howard
Carroll John, laborer, r. IH Welsh
Carroll John, laborer, r. 324 Tehama
Carroll John, laborer, r. 405 Main
Carroll John, laborer, r. E s Central Av, bet Post and
Sutter, rear
Carroll John, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r.W b Ferrle,
N of Point Lobos Av
Carroll John, laborer Cutting Packing Co., r. 916 Mont.
Carroll John, laborer D. Sheerin
Carroll John, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. 260
Lily Av
Carroll John, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Carroll John, miner, r. 734 Brannan
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Carroll John, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Carroll John, eeaman bark Vhistler, Mieslon St.
Wharf
Carroll John, teamster, r. E s Laguna, bet O'Farrell
and Geary
Carroll John, waiter Pacific Mail SS. China
Carroll John, -wood and coal, 238 Eleventh
Carroll John Jr., stonecutter D. Sheerin
Carroll JohnB., boilermaker, r. 81 Clementina
Carroll John C, bakery, 110 First and 428 Folsom, r.
110 First
Carroll John F., wines and liquors, 200 Sansomc, r.
436 Tehama
Carroll John J., bookkeeper Louis Taussig & Co., r. 4
Garden
Carroll John J., clerk Tobin, Davisson & Co., r. 509
Howard
Carroll John J., laborer Medical Purveyor's Depot, U.
S. A., r. cor Sanchez and Twenty-sixth
Carroll John L., special policeman, r. SW cor Stock-
ton and Pacific
Carroll John P., clerk, r. 726 Clementina
Carroll Kate, domestic 824 Ellis
Carroll Kate, domestic 1702 Geary
Carroll Lawrence, laborer 3. F. Gas Light Co., r.
White House Hotel
Carroll L. W., laborer 8. F. Cordage Co., r. 756 Har-
rison
Carroll M., fireman Pac. Coast SS. Gypsy
Carroll M., laborer, r. NE cor Fillmore and Pixley
Carroll Margaret, widow, r. 503 Fourth
Carroll Maniu, fruits, etc., 1513 Market, r. 1511)6
Market
Carroll Martin, laborer, r. 12 Maria
Carroll Mary, widow, r. 327}^ Eighth
Carroll Mary, domestic 407 Cupp
Carroll Mary, domestic SW cor Pacific and Webster
Carroll Mary Miss, milliner, r. 4G7 Minna
Carroll Matthew, laborer William Kerr. r. 905 Battery,
rear
Carroll Matthew, driver Market St. RR.
Carroll Michael, r. 718 O'Farrell
Carroll Michael, driver GilfiUan k Hohenschild, r.
962 Mission
Carroll Michael, laborer, r. 114 Hayes
Carroll Michael, marblecutter. r. 1221 Devisadero
Carroll Michael, seaman, r. 46'7 Minna
Carroll Michael, shoemaker, 1331 Clay
Carroll Michael J., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
1609 California
Carroll Nora, widow, r. 13 Frederick, rear
Carroll Oliver C, porter DoUiverfc Brother, r. 12 El-
liot Park
Carroll Owen, laborer, r. 737 Brannan
Carroll Owen, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 137 Lang-
ton
Carroll Patrick (Carroll Brothers) r. W s Guerrero,
bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Carroll Patrick, dairyman, 8E cor Lombard and Web-
ster
Carroll Pjitrick, driver Mason's Brewery, r. 1317 Mis-
sion
Carroll Patrick, laborer, r. 30 Welsh
Carroll Patrick, laborer Sea Wall, r. 102 Francisco
Carroll Patrick, marblecutter, r. 522 Bryant
Carroll Patrick, marble dealer, 28 Main, r. 1304 Mis-
sion
Carroll Patrick, painter, r. 467 Minna
Carroll Patrick, porter, r. 157 Minna
Carroll Patrick, trackman Central BB.
Carroll Patrick, watchman Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 247
Second
Carroll Peter, laborer Sea Wall
Carroll Peter, teamster, r. 100)4 Jackson
Carroll Peter, with S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, 116
Battery, r. 157 Minna
Carroll Philip, hostler Market St. RR., r. E s Second
Av, nr Sixteenth, rear
Carroll Richard, laborer, r. 214 Broadway
Carroll Richard, real-estate, r. 4 Garden
Carroll Richard F., porter Louis Taussig & Co., r. 4
Garden
Carroll Richard T. (R. T. Carroll & Co.) r. 902 O'Far-
rell
Carroll Rosalind, widow, r. 902 Filbert
Carroll Rose, domestic 1712 Turk
Citrroll R. T. <fc Co. (Richard T. Carroll) Im-
porters and wholesale wines and liquors, 328-336
Sansome
Carroll S., laborer Sea Wall
Carroll Simon, salesman, r. 120 Jj Turk
Carroll Thomas (Carroll Brothers) r. W s Guerrero,
bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Carroll Thomas, laborer ^tna Iron Works, r. 149 Sec.
Carroll Thomas, printer, r. 335 Broadway
Carroll Thomas, seaman, r. 1 Vallejo
Carroll Thomas, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
W s Sanchez, bet Twenty-eight and Valley
Carroll Thomas H., metalroofer, r. 4 Garden
Carroll Thomas P., auditor Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 518
Lombard
Carroll William, brasstiuisher S. F. Brass Works, r.
54 First
Carroll William, cokeman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. SW
cor Maryland and Shasta
Carroll William, driver Frank Q. Edwards, r. 20 Ber-
uard. rear
Carroll William, janitor Denman Grammar School, r.
16 Stockton PI
Carroll William, marblepolisher, r. 335 Broadway
Carroll William, upholsterer, r. 467 Minna
Carroll William F., baker, r. 18 Seventh
Carroll William H., carriagepainter Larkins k Co., r.
206 Perry
Carroll William H., salesman £. H. Jones & Co., r. 650
Natoma
C«rroll William J., driver Samuel Johnson, r. 321 H
Eighth
Carroll William V., bookkeeper, r. 671 Bryant
Carroll William V. S., extraman Hook and Ladder,
No. 3, S. F. F. D.
Carroll. See Carrel
Carron James, laborer Salamander Felting Co., r.
Ward, near Union Av, B. H.
Carrun Michael, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 41
Clarence PI
Carron Stephen, teamster, r. 41 Clarence PI
Carrofiso Paul, waiter, r. 3 Vallejo
Carruthers George, carpenter, x- 5 Verba Buena
Carruthers John, driver J. G. Montealegre, r. 2405
Buchanan
Carruthers Samuel G., bookkeeper S. W. Rosenstock
& Co., r. SE cor Washington and Fillmore
Carruthers. See Carothers
Carsannes Dolores Mrs., nurse, r. 1318 Dupont
Carson Adolph, waiter, r. 8 Dupont
Carson Andrew, carriage blacksmith H. H. Adams, r.
cor Mission and Ocean House Roads
Carson Bernard, engraver, r. 531 Jessie
Carson Camille, r. 18 Ash Av
Carson Charles, chief engineer Pacific Mail SS. Da-
kota, r. 440 Second
Carson Cbas., cook P. Peterson, r. 216 Montgomery Av
Carson Edward, hackmau, cor Geary and Kearny
Carson Frank M., clerk, r. 1518 Broadway
Carson Henry, longshoreman, r. 131 Townsend
Carson Israel, carpenter Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W b
Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
Cariion Juines G., attorney at law, 330 Pine, room
21, r. 531 Jessie
Carson John, proptr Junction House, SW cor Mission
and Ocean House Roads
Carson John B. (Frank & Carson) attorney at law, 131
Montgomery, r. 531 Jessie
Carson John C, special policeman, r. cor Fifteenth
and First Av
Carson John E.,clerkF. Haufmann,r. SW cor Valencia
and Twenty-first
Carson Mary Miss, r. 108 Taylor
Carson Mary £. Miss, assistant Spring Valley Primary
School, r. 1518 Broadway
Carson Matthias N.. contractor and builder, r. 1518
Broadway
Carson Nellie Mis8,fu8emaker Cal Fuse Works
Carson Samuel, manufacturers' agent, 120 Sutter,
rooms 7-9, r. Occidental Hotel
Carson Thomas C, woodcarver, r. 24 Langton
Carson Thomas E., carpenter, r. 20 Glover
Carson William (Dolbeer & Carson) r. Eureka, Hum-
boldt Bay
Carson William, carpenter Pac. Rolling Mill, r. £ s
Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
Carson William, machinist, r. 608 Pine
Carson William, reporter Morning Call, r. 8 Virginia
Carss Robert, butcher, r. 51 Louisa
Carss William, r. 51 Louisa
Carsteu Frederick (Carsten & Co.) r. 2066 Mission
Carsten George, painter, r. 47 Ritch
Carsten Louis, barber, r. 1102 Larkin '
Carsteu Theodore P., carpenter, r. 8 Chesley
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Carsteu & Co. (Frederick Carsten and Louis Schloh)
groceries aud liquors, NW cor Mission and Seven-
teenth
Carsten. See Karsten
Carstens Frederich, laborer Eureka Warehouse, r. 188 Ja
Vandewater
Carstensen Julius, soapmaker, r. 2120 Masou
Carsteusen Peter A., fireman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 32
Decatur
Carstou Barnard, Cigar Makers' Assn, 771 Market
Car&truw Harlan, deckhand stmr Constance, Jackson
St. Wharf
Carstulovich John, restaurant, 1022 Larkin
Carewell George W., drayman, 1022 Dupont, r. 428
Hayes
Cartan Charles M., painter and pax>erhanger, r. 1207
Clay
Cartan Frank M. (Cartan, McCarthy & Co.) r. 109 Du-
pont
Cartan Gardes, expressman, r. 2243 Mission, rear
Cartan Henry (Dwyer & Cartau) r. 109 Dupont
Cartan, AlcCarthy & Co. (Frank M. Cartan and
Timothy F. McCarthy) wholesale -wines and li-
quors, and distillers' agents, 513 Sacramento
Carter Addle Miss, laundress 1601 Van Ness Av
Carter Arthur, seaman ship Samuel Watts, Front St.
Wiarf
Carter Arthur P., bellman Brooklyn Hotel
Carter Benjamin, -whitener, 662 Mission, r. W s Ten-
nessee, ur Butte
Carter Bernard B., baker Pacific Mail S8. Dakota, r.
E 8 Hampshire, bet Solano and Butte
Carter Charles, millhand Cal. Mills
Carter Charles, painter C. H. Sykes, r. 246)4 Oak
Carter Charles C, machinist, r. 1132 H Bryant
Carter Charles C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1132 M Bryant
Carter Charles E., bookkeeper, r. 14 Oak Grove Av
Carter Charles E., messman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Sydney
Carter Charles H., plasterer and contractor, 328 Pine,
r. 327 Fell
Garter Charles M., laborer, r.420 Sixth
Carter Edward, waiter, r. 417 Main
Carter Edward J., machinist, r. Overland House
Carter Eli O., engineer, r. Overland House
Carter Ella J., tailoress, r. 18M Sumner
Carter Ellen, domestic 2534 Howard
Carter Ellen Miss, r. 743 Pine
Carter Emily B. Miss, hairworker, r. 132 McAllister
Carter Fannie B., widow, r. 55^ Prospect PI
Carter Frederick 8., mining secretary, 318 Pine, room
31, r. 1915 Sacramento
Carter G. A., r. 740 Harrison
Carter George, jeweler A. Hirschman, r. Oakland
Carter George, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine, r.
602 First
Carter George, plumber, r. 319 Tehama
Carter George A., cigarmaker J. Casner & Co., r. 655
Mission
Carter George B., janitor Nevada Block, r. 1828 Powell
Carter George K. , secretary Cal. Stock Exchange
Board, 22 Leidesdorfi', and stockbroker, 313 Mont-
gomery, r. 1016 Bush
Carter George, steward Boston Oyster House, r. 9 Rub-
seU
Carter George W., woolgrader Ball & Julian, r. 229
Sixth
Carter Gilbert S., mate ship War Hawk, r. 64 Eliza-
beth
Carter Harry, longshoreman, r. 8 s Greenwich, nr
San some, rear
Carter Henry, grainer, r. 1633 Ellis
Carter Henry E., tinsmith Continental Oil and Trans-
portation Co., r. Overland House
Carter James, clerk, r. 72 Natoma
Corter James, laborer, r. 1304)4 Vallejo
Carter James J., laborer, r. 1304)4 Valleio
Carter James M., clerk, r. 719 California
Carter James N., night inspector Custom House, r. 228
Bran nan
Carter James S., first oflicer ship Helen Mar, Vallejo
St.Wharf
Carter James W., porter Matthias Gray, r. 220 Stev.
Carter James W., dairyman L. T. Lewis, r. S s Sacra-
mento, bet Walnut and Laurel
Carter John, boatman, r. 1709)4 Jones
Carter John, harnesscleaner Ellphalet C. Palmer, r.
11 College PI
Carter John, helper melter and refiner's department
U. S. Mint, r. 1021)4 Market
Carter John, laborer, r. 132 Hayes
Carter John, laborer, r. 1 Graham PI
Carter John, quartermaster U. S. revenue stmr Rich-
ard Rush
Carter John M., bootmaker Eullman, Salz & Co., r.
8W cor Jackson and Drumm
Carter John T., accountant, 513 California, r. 1915 Sac.
Carter John W. (Carter & Cole) r. Oakland
Carter Joseph H., bootfitter S.W. Levy, r. 1 Graham PI
Carter Joseph K., clerk U. 8. Surveyor General's Of-
fice, r. 1723 Jessie
Carter Lizzie Miss, milliner, 906 Market and 5 Ellis,
r. Florence House
Carter Muria, domestic 1406 Sacramento
Carter Mary E., saleslady Edward C. Fitts, r. 640
Minna
Carter Maud Miss, saleswoman Stephen M. Culver, r.
11 Caroline
Carter M. H. teamster, r. 444)j Clementina
Carter Nicholas, laborer, r. W s Boyce, N of Point IiO-
bos Av
Carter Patrick, laborer, r. 714 Larkin, rear
Carter Peter, bookkeeper, r. 332 O'Farrell
Carter Rebecca P. Mrs., assistant South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 8 Bond
Carter Robert W., real-estate and money broker, 302
Montgomery, room 10, r. 1626 Sacramento
Carter Silas M., teamster, r. 330 Brannan
Carter Thomas, superintendent Southern Pac. RR.
(and Carter Brothers, Newark) office Alameda
Ferry Depot, foot Market, r. 632 Market
Carter Thomas B., machinist William Hawkins, r.
Overland House
Carter Thomas S., cashier Davis Brothers, r. 718 Mar-
ket
Carter Thomas S., soiicitor S. F. Chronicle, r. 11 Caro-
line
Carter Valery, widow, r. 346 Grove
Carter William, r. 807 Kearny
Carter William, clerk W.W. Dodgefe Co.,r. 1810 Jessie
Carter William E., porter, r. 617 Mission
Carter William F. (Adams & Carter) r. Oakland
Carter William H., proptr Pacific Appeal, 622 Clay, r.
1604 Jones
Carter William H., Rig. and Stev. Union Assn, 806
Montgomery
Carter Si Cole (John W. Carter and Edward P.
Cole) attorneys at law, 328 Montgomery, room 19
Carteri Leon, r. 1027 Dupont
Carthcart James, cooper L. N. Handy & Co., r. 1011
Battery
Carthcart. See Cathcart
Carthcut James L. (L. N. Handy & Co.) r. 243 Perry
Carther John, miner, r. 701 Stockton
Carthur Ann, domestic 908 Clay
Cartich N., Austrian Military and Benev. Assn., Ar-
mory 310 O'Farrell
Cartier Adrienne, laimdry, 411 Geary
Cartier Victor, lapidary, r. Duncan Court, nr Bdwy.
Cartmill Margaret, widow, r. 250 Fourth
Cartmill Samuel, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Illinois, bet Shasta and Sierra
Carto Benjamin, r. 427 Grove
Carto Charles F., carpenter, r. 2 Ewer PI ~^i
Carto Anna M., widow, r. 427 Grove
Carton Eli. r. 1006 Pine
Carton Mary E., widow, r. 805 Filbert
Cartson Andrew J., piledriver, r. 324 Main
Cartta Annie, domestic 1319 Larkin
Cartwright Alfred D.,tonnageclerk general freight of-
fice Central Pac. RR., r. Oakland
Cartwright David S., teamster, SE cor Main and Mis-
sion, r. 76 Brady
Cartwright John, farmer, W s Lake Merced
Cartwright Mary Miss, r. 1142 Market
Cartwright Thomas, stevedore, r. 1335 Pacific
Carty Luke, groceries and liquors, 1329 Sansome, r,
8 8 Greenwich, nr Sansome, rear
Carty Patrick, cakeformer Pacific Oil and Lead
Works, r. 1257 Montgomery, rear
Carty Paul, night watchman Bode & Searle, r. 640
Minna
Carty Stephen, laborer, r. 423 Ninth
Carty Thomas, hostler Charles 8. Crittenden, r. 33 Eddy
Carusi Mary J. Mrs., vice-principal Broadway Gram*
mar School, r. 1406 Pine
Carusi Samuel P., attorney at law, r. 1406 Pine
Carusi Thorton A., attorney at law, 604 Merchant, r.
1406 Pine
Carusi. See Carossi
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Carvalho Antonio S.. Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415^2 Drunim
Carvalbo Eduardo P., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415}$ Drumm
Carvalbo Joao, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 M Drumm
Carvell Bernard, laborer, r. 4.50 Tehama
Carvell Charles, upholsterer, r. 450 Tehama
Carvell -James E., carriagemaker A. S. Mersereau, r.
28 Capp
Carvell Mary Mrs., nurse, r. 450 Tehama
Carvell Theodore F., proptr Bay, and Lombard VTarfe-
houses, Sansome, bet Lombard and Greenwich,
r. East Oakland
Carv-ello Felice, fisherman. Front St. WTiarf
Carver Benjamin F., night inspector Custom House,
r. 604 Sutter
Carvill .\lmon D., president Carvill Manufacturing
Co., 180 Jessie, r. 1704 Polk
Carvill Manufacturing Co., Almon D. Cervill presi-
dent. Orrin S. Carvill superintendent 180 and 182
Jessie, and 7 and 9 Powell
Car\'ill Omn 8. superintendent Carvill Manufac-
turing Co., r. 1834 O'Farrell
Carvin Samuel G., clerk, r. 615 Stockton
Carwin Louisa, dome.stic 1106 Taylor
Cary Cornelius, teamster Golden City Chemical
Works, r. NW cor Seventh and Townsend
Cary Dennis, laborer, r. 81 Xatoma
Cary Isaac G., barber Nathaniel C. Susand, r. 929
Washington
Cary James C, judge Superior Court, Depart-
ment No. 4, chambers 6 and 7 Montgomery Block,
r. 810 Chestnut
Cary J. C, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 524 How-
ard
Cary John T., mattrassmaker Charles W. Ridgeway,
r. 21 Anna
Cary M. Mrs., widow, r. 21 Anna
Cary Walter M., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 810
Chestnut
Cary William, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 31 Minna
Cary. See Carey
Casadebat John, cook Frank Lacoste, r. 811 Stock-
ton
Casalini V. (Pedronl k Casallni) r. San Qottardo
Hotel
Casamajou Auguste, cook Frank Lacoste, r. 435 Jessie
Casamajou Victor, r. 637 Broadway
Casanova Anna, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Casanova Caspar, laborer Phi'adelphia Brewery, r.232
Second
Casanova, Falrbank & Co. (Jose R. Caesanova and
Charles E. Fairbank) publishers and proptrs La
Revista Del Commercio, 320 Sansome, room 24
Casanova Henry (F. Danerl & Co.) r. 1007 Union
Casanova Jose R. (Casanova, Fairbank & Co.) r. 120
Jones
Casanova Joseph, cook A. Tagliaferro, r.411 Sansome
Casanova Mattias, milker Hubert Lustenberger, r. NE
cor Virginia Av and Lundy Lane, B. H.
Caeara Aueelmo, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730
Montgomery
Casaratto Antonio, r. 533 Green, rear
Cassare Francisco, r. 6 Bartol
Casarretto Gabriel, carjienter, r. 4 Maiden Lane
Casaretto Pietro, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Casassa Augustin, gardener, r. 10 Cadell Alley
Casassa Charles, r. 517 Union
Casaesa Charles, porter Charles M. Volkman, r. 514
Green
Casassa Charles Jr., musician, r. 517 Union
Casassa D. Caterina, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Casassa Dominick (Arata & Casassa) r. 1016 Devisa-
dero
Casassa Edward, buttonholemaker, r. 1409 Dupont
Casassa Francisco, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Casassa Gio Batta, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Casassa Giovanni, fisherman, Front St.Wharf
Casassa Kate Miss, candy packer D.Hirschfeld, r. 222
Vallejo
Casassa Lorando, fruit peddler, r. 619 Mason
Casassa Maria, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Casassa Rosa, dressmaker, 1409 Dupunt
Casassa Stefifano, laborer, r. 517 Union
Casassa Stephen (Bacigalupl & Casassa) r. N s Pacific,
bet Powell and Mason
Casavecchia Egisto, master mariner, oflSce 27 Califor-
nia, r. 1231 Filbert
Cashier J. P., salesman John B. Burgess, r. 514 Bush
Cascade Blue Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.)
J. M. BuflBngton secretary, 309 California, room 4
Casciani Salvator, wood and coal, 907 Washington
Casciui Emanuele, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Casciuelll G. B., vegetables, 34 Colombo Market
Ca.se Albert, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont.
Case Charles E., dentist, oflSce and r. 209 Kearny
Case George A., bookkeeper S.W. Rosenstock & Co., r,
1925 Geary
Case George A., dairyman, r. 1606 Larkin
t'ase George J., teamster Wheaton&Lnhrs.r. 616 Stev.
Case Herbert P., dairyman, r. 1606 Larkin
Case Josejih D., wharfinger Central Pac. RR., foot
Market, r. S 8 Clipper, bet Castro and Diamond.
Case Joseph H., salesman, r. 1606 Larkin
Case Samuel S., machinist, r. S s Clipper, bet Castro
and Diamond
Casebolt Henry, office 1201 Larkin, r. 2700 Pierce
Casebolt Ira James, r. NE cor Filbert and Laguna
Casebolt Jacob D., r. N s Filbert, nr Laguna
Casebolt James, foreman Hose No. 8, S. F. F. D., r. S 8
Filbert, bet Fillmore and Webster
Casebolt Jonathan B., engineer, r. Ns Bush, nr Central
Av
Caselli Ansano, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423 Bdwy.
Caselli George, vegetable dealer, r. W s Webster, bet
McAllister and Tyler
Caselli Giacomo, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423 Bdwy.
Caselli Olinto, salesman D. Biagi & Co., r. 413 Union
Casement Ella Miss, sboefitter Jory Bros., r. 1437
Mission
Casement Frank, cutter Jory Bros., r. 1437 Mission
Casement Mary Miss, shoefitter Jory Bros., r. 1437
Mission
Casement William K., grain weigher W. A. Holcomb
& Co., r. 1437 Mission
Casen Isaac, laborer, r.W s Washington Av, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Cases Albert, shoemaker, r. 702 Broadway
Casey Alexander, carpenter, r. 23 Sumner
Casey Andrew, laborer, r. NW cor Alabama and Twenty-
fourth
Casey Ann, widow, r. 420 J^ Natoma
Casey Annie, domestic 36 McAllister
Casey Annie, domestic 1410^ Geary
Casey Catherine Miss, r. 615 Taylor
Casey Catherine, widow, r. 307 Eddy
Casey Charles, tinroofer Conlin & Roberts, r. 447 Te-
hama
Casey Daniel, butcher Thomsen & Co., r. 214 Austin
Casry Daniel, foreman U. S. Pac. Warehouse, r. 6
Hinckley
Casey Daniel, woodturner, r. 1131 Mission
Casey Danic 1 J., blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., r. 7}<
Grand Av
Casey Daniel J . , molder JEtna Iron Works , r . 17 Twenty-
second
Casey Delia, domestic 1416 Geary
Casey Dennis, shoemaker East & Co., r. 2021 Hyde
Casey Dennis D., teamster McNab & Smith, r. 18 Clin-
ton
Casey Edward, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 307 Eddy
Casey Edward J., clerk, r. 1208 Sutter
Casey Edward W., clerk, r. 1208 Sutter
Casey Eliza Miss, teacher music, r. 307 Eddy
Casey Eugene M., gasfitter P. & T. A. McEewen, r.
444 Natoma
Casey Francis (Healy & Casey) r. 332 Seventh
Casey Frank, waiter, r. 412 Post, rear
Casey Gregory, packer Folger, Schilling k Co., r. 6
Hinckley
Casey Harry, engraver William E. Goldsmith & Son,
r. 20 Montgomery
Casey Henry, clerk, r. 17 Twenty-second
Casev Henry, shoemaker Marks k Berliner, r. 38
Welsh
Casey Hugh, tailor, r.38 Welsh
Casey James (Hyde & Casey) r. 6 Autonio
Casey James, carpenter new City Hall, r. 624 Minna
Casey James, contractor, r. S s Duncan, bet Guerrero
and Dolores
Casey James, fireman stmr Alice Garratt, Washington
St.Wharf
Casey James, helper Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 276 Minna
Casey James, iceman Palace Hotel
Casey James, laborer, r. 18 Clinton
Casey James, painter, r. 24 Natoma
Casey James, restaurantkeeper, r. 309 Mason
Casey James, teamster Fuucke k Co., r. 37 Converse
Casey James B., carpenter, r. 411 H Natoma
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY,
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OFFICE. 33 GEARY ST.
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I9IPORTBR OF AND DBAI^BR IN COAL AND PIG IRON,
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Casey James T., laborer William Hall, r. France At,
bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Cat>ey Jeremiah, haruessmaker Main & Winchester, r.
Oakland
Casey Jeremiah, laborer, r. 424 Broadway
Casey Jeremiah, miner, r. 423 Bush
Casey Jerome G., driver Omnibus RR.
Casey John, clerk, r.XW cor Seventeenth and Howard
Casey John, foreman S. F. Gas Light Co.,r. 2Good.
sell PI
Casey John, liquor saloon, NW cor Seventeenth and
Howard
Casey John, messman SS. Oregon
Casey John, polict-man City Hall, r. 1204 Ellis
Casey John, ehoemaker, r. 225 Fulton, rear
Casey John, shoemaker, r. NE cor Alabama and Twen-
ty-sixth
Casey John, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co., r.
26U5 Bryant Av
Casey John, stonecutter, r. 120 Freelon, rear
Casey John, tanner, r. 17 Zoe, rear
Casey John, teamster George B. Knowles, r. 214
Austin
Casey John B. carpenter Southern Pac. RR., r. 322
Sixth
Casey John M., subscription clerk Morning Call, r.
7>4 Grand Av
Casey Joseph, carpenter Superintendent of Streets
Casey Joseph, miner, r. 307 Eddy
Casey Joseph A., check clerk Hiberuia Savings and
Loan Society, r. 222 Tehama
Casey Joshua B., carpenter, r. 1412 Pine
Casey Julia, domestic 1213 Clay
Casey Kate Miss, r. 5 Sheridan
Casey Kate F. Miss, assistant Potrero School, r. 38
Welsh
Casey Lawrence, hackman, 1125 Howard, r. 11
Valencia
Casey Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1517 Taylor
Casey Margaret, widow, r. 1505 Leavenworth
Casey Maria J. Mrs., news dealer and confectioner,
1131 Mission
Casey Martin, laborer Presidio Reservation
Casey Mary, domestic 40 McAllister
Casey Mary, domestic 402 Iremont
Casey Mary, domestic 711 Treat Av
Casey Mary, laundress Grand Hotel
Casey Mary A. Miss, assistant Valencia St. Grammar
School, r. 17 Twenty-second
Casey Mary Ann Miss, dressmaker, r. 420 Natoma
Casey Maurice, clerk TuUy R. Wise, r. 1511 Leav.
Casey Michael, brewer, r. 1.524 Pacific
Casey Michael, laborer, r. 158 Shipley
Casey Michael, longshoreman, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Casey Michael, mate stmr Enterprise, Washington St.
Wharf
Casey Michael B., gasfitterF. Raisch, r. 502 Fell
Casey Minnie Miss, r. 439 Miuna
Casey Nellie Miss, dressmaker, 21 Taylor
Casey Owen, carpenter, r. 1149 Harrison
Casey Owen, groceries and liquors, 938 Bryant
Cassay Owen, longshoreman Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Casey Patrick, clerk, r. 307 Eddy
Casey Patrick, helper Union Iron Works, r. 549 Mission
Casey Patrick, laborer, r. 30 Perry
Cassay Patrick, longshoreman Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Casey Patrick, steward R. R. Swain & Co., r. 35
Welsh
Casey Patrick C, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Casey Patrick D., brassmolder Weed & Kingwell, r. 24
Nevada
Casey Patrick J., deputy sheriff, r. 1207 Laguna
Casey Patrick J., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Casey Peter Rev., pastor St. Peter's Church, r. E s
Alabama, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Casey Richard, carpenter, r. 561 Bryant
Casey Sarah A., domestic 423 Eddy
Casey Thomas, contractor, r. 1821 Jessie
Casey Thomas, engineer California St. KB., r. 1308
Pine
Casey Thomas, laborer, r. 1209 Broadway
Casey Thomas F., ironmolder Union Iron Works, r.
413 Second
Casey Thomas J., proptr Revere House, NW cor
Fourth and Mission
Casey William, carpenter, r. 923 }$ Folsom
Casey William, engineer California St. RR., r. 1308
Pine
Casey William, laborer freight depot Central Pac. RR.,
r. 420^ Natoma
Casey William J., clerk general freight office Central
Pac. RR.,r. Oakland
Casey William P., civil engineer and professor mathe-
matics, office and r. 1138 Sutter
Casey. See Cassey and Cassie
Cash George A., coal oil dealer, r. W s Church, bet
Twenty-seventh and Duncan
Cash George A., weigher Eureka Warehouse, r. 106>$
Third
Cash James, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r. 3
Miuna
Cash John, horseshoer John Grace, r. 1108 Howard
Cash Robert, stock speculator, r. 812 California
Cash Stillman, clerk, r. 24 Garden
Cash Thomas M., traveling freight agent Central Pac.
RR., r. 314 Bush
Cashel Frank, longshoreman, r. N s Dunn Alley, nr
Kearny
Cashel George, packer McMillan & Kester, r. SE cor
Kearny and Vallejo
Cashel John, porter George Morrow, r. 555 Mission
Cashen John, clerk Turner & Co., r. 413 Vallejo
Cashen Matthew, seaman ship Majestic, Mission St.
Wharf
Cashier Gold Mining Co., D. F. Verdenal secretary,
6 and 7 S. F. Stock Exchange Building
Cashin Benjamin, laborer, r. 413 Vallejo, rear
Cashln D'ArcyM., deputy Superintendent of Streets, r.
822 Harrison
Cashin Elizabeth, widow, r. 591 Sixth
Cashin John, superintendent Mutual Ice Co., r. 2023
Webster
Cashin Jonn, laborer GardnerLandon, Jr. r. 26 Langton
Cashin Katie Miss, bookfolder D. Hicks & Co., r. 591
Sixth
Cashin Mary, domestic 2616 Sacramento
Cashin Richard, stableman Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co., r. 600 Third
Cashin Timothy, laborer Presidio Reservation
Cashman Cornelius, clerk Joseph Delfino, r. 245 Minna
Cashman Daniel (Doyle & Cashman) r. 700 Mission
Cashman Denuis, laborer, r. 8 Silver
Cashman Eliza, domestic 916 Leavenworth
Cashman James, engineer tug Elizabeth Mary, r. 1107
Stockton
Cashman Mary Ann, widow, r. 148 Fifth
Cashman Michael, ironmolder, r. 148 Fifth
Cashman Morris, shipcarpenter, r. 2 Frederick
Cashman William, carpenter Pacific Mail SS. Co., r.-
39 Clarence PI
Cashman William, pressman Bacon & Co., r. 2630 )i
Mission
Cashman William F., capitalist, r. Grand Hotel
Casidno Rodriquez, cigarmaker J. Casner & Co., r.
1119 Kearny
Casinelli Stef ano. Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423 Bdwy.
Casino Hlspano Americano, Eugene De Sabla presi-
dent, 212 Sutter
Casner J. & Co. (Jonas Casner and Henry Moskowitz)
manufs and dealers cigars, 615 Sansome
Casner Jonas (J. Casner & Co.) r. 235 Seventh
Cason Joseph H., barber James R. Phillips, r. Paris
House
Caspar Samuel, glazier, r. 433 J4 Clementina
Caspari Cassar, musician California Theater, r. 730
Union
Casper John, carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Casper Mills (Casper Creek, Mendocino Co., Cal.)
Jacob G. Jackson proptr, office Pier 4, Steuart
Casper Peter, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Caspersen Charles, shipcarpenter, r. 510 Davis
Casperson Andrew, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Casperson Julius, woodcarver, r. 31 Welsh
Cass John J., locksmith and cutler, 350 Third
Cass Richard, expressman, r. 1807 Stevenson
Cass. See Kass
Cassebohm M. Mrs., widow, r. 1429 Polk
Cassela Andrea, Italian Benev. 8')c., 423 Washington
Cassell Henry, musician, r. 1225 Kearny
Cassell John F., capitalist, 322 Pine, r. 2118 Pacific Av
Cassell. See Castle
Casselli Domiuick, teamster Renton Coal Co., r. 12
Union PI
Casselli Paolo, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Casselmann Ernestine, widow, r. 27 Oak Grove Ay
Cassen Albert, r. 607 Greenwich
Cassen Henry, r. 607 Greenwich
Cassen Henry Jr., r. 607 Greenwich
Cassen John, marble cutter, r. 26 Langton
Cassen. See Cassin and Casson
I nilNHI ATM kj m Growers of and Dealers in FINE WINES.
J, \J\J\jUl—r\\jl \ (X V/V/i Corner Market and Second street*.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPORTATION CO., '^^J^l^a^^^^
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Casserly Augustine, r. 1922 Sacramento
Casserly £ug:ene, attorney at law, 318 California,
rooms 15 and 16, r. 1922 Sacramento
Casserly John B., r. 1922 Sacramento
Casserly Michael, oil skinmaker, r. Seven Mile House
Casserly T., r. 614 Kearny
Casserly. See Cassilly
Cassey Peter W. Kev., rector Christ's Mission Church,
r. 25 Prospect PI
Cassey. See Casey and Cassie
Cassidy Andrew, grocer, r. 216 Gough
Cassidy Andrew E., glassblower S. F. and Pac.
Glass Works, r. 919 Capp
Cassidy Ann, widow, r. 108^ Hickory Av
Cassidy Ann S., widow, r. 426 Fulton
Cassidy Annie Miss, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 5 Gilbert, rear
Cassidy Augustus, bootblack Patrick Martin, r. i
Bannam PI
Cassidy B. C. Mrs.,r. 68 Minna
Cassidy Bryan, stableman Mathias Cassidy, r. 64 Minn«
Cassidy Catherine, varieties, 20 Hunt
Cassidy Christopher, laborer Superintendent Streets,
r. 519 ii Brannan
Cassidy Edward, groceries and fruits, SE cor Post and
Lyon
Cassidy Francis, clerk, r. 303^ Garden
Cassidy Frank, harnessmaker James B. McMahon, r.
303^ Garden
Cassidy George, fireman Southern Pac. ER., r. 136
First Av
Cassidy Hugh, laborer, r. 1326Natoma
Cassidy James, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Cassidy James, ship carpenter, r. 113 Stockton
Cassidy James, vegetable peddler, r. 1328 Natoma
Cassidy J. H., cook Lucas Bickier, r. 648 Fourth
Cassidy J. J., saloonkeeper, r. NW cor Onondaga Av
and Mission Koad
Cassidy John, coal passer SS. State of California,
Broadway Wharf
Cassidy John, drayman Chris. Nelson, r. 54 Clem.
Cassidy John, fireman, r. 133 Folsom
Cassidy John, foreman Bell Telephone Co., 140 Mont-
gomery, r. 426 Fulton
Cassidy John, horsetrainer, NW cor Point Lobos and
Twentieth Avs
Cassidy John, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Cassidy John, teamster, r. CO Clementina, rear
Cassidy John, waiter Lick House
Cassidy John H., engineer, r. cor Ecker and Frederick
Cassidy Kate Miss, seamstress, r. 873 Folsom
Cassidy Maggie, domestic 810 McAllister
Cassidy Margaret, dressmaker, r. 12 Pinckney PI
Cassidy Mary, widow, r. 5 Gilbert, rear
Cassidy Mary Mrs., cook Armadale Hoiise
Cassidy Mary J., widow, r. 548 Jessie
Cassidy Mathias, livery and sale stable, 64 Minna
Cassidy M. H., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Cassidy Michael, coremaker S. F. Brass Works, r. 5
Sheridan
Cassidy Patrick (Marks & Cassidy) r. 208 Twenty-
third
Cassidy Patrick, artesian wellborer, r. 122 Shipley
Cassidy Peter, longshoreman Mtnzies, Bingham & Co.
Cassidy William, shipcarpenter, r. 136 Fifth
Cassidy William, speculator, r. 904 Kearny
Cassie William, engineer Eisen Bros., r. 305 Minna
Cassie William Jr., silversmith, r. 305 Minna
Cassie. See Casey and Cassey
Cassilly Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 915 Market
Cassilly. See Casserly
Cassin F. & P. J., wholesale liquors and rectifiers,
12 and 14 California
Cassin Francis (F. & P. J. Cassin) r. 959 Howard
Cassin Francis E., with F. & P. J. Cassin, r. 959 Howard
Cassin Frederick, laborer, r. 3 Berry
Cassin Martin, r. Dominican Monastery, W b Steiner,
bet Pine and Bush
Cassin Mary Miss, r. 959 Howard
Cassin Patrick J. (F. & P. J. Cassin) r. 917 Tyler
Cassin. See Casscu and Casson
Cassio Giovanni A., barber, 1423Dupont
Caasio Louis, driver, r. 331 I'nion, rear
Cassius Hotel, Owen Breslin proptr, NE cor Louis-
iana and Sierra
Casso Peter, laborer Minjo Bros., r. 3 Oregon
Casson William, teacher music, r. 333 Turk
Casson. See Casseu and Cassin
Cassou Barney, drayman Cassou & Sarthou, r. W B
San Bruno Eoad, nr Silver Av
Cassou John (Cassou & Sarthou) r. W 8 San Bruno
Road, nr Silver Av
Cassou & Sarthou (John Cassou and Jacques Sarthou)
milk ranch, W s San Bruno Road, nr Silver Av
Cassuben Ernst, whitener and paperhanger, lllJi
Ellis
Cast Steel Shoe and Die Co., William R. Townsend
secretary, 59 Nevada Block
Castagnet Peter (Castagneti: Lecusan) r. 530 Merch.
Castagnet & Lecusan (Peter Castagnet and Peter Le-
cusan) liquor saloon, 530 Merchant
Castagnetto Andrew, market, SE cor Stockton and
Greenwich
Castagnetto Emanuela, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Castagnetto Enrico, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Castagnetto Eugenia M. OUva, Italian Benev. Soc,
423 Washington
Castagnetto Giovanni, dry goods, 1234 Dupont
Castagnetto Giovanni, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Castagnetto Gregorio, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Castagnetto Peter, laborer, r. 2309 Mason
Castagnetto Pietro, groceries and liquors, 1406 Dupont
Castagnino Antonio, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Castagnino Emanuel, carpenter and builder, r. 2017
Taylor
Castel August, ironmolder Union Iron Works, r. 19
Natoma
Castel George, second-hand furniture, 415k Powell
Castelliun Frederick J., attorney at law, 609
Sacramento, r. 326 Treat Av
Castelhun John F., office 609 Sac, r. 326 Treat Av
Castelhun Mary A. Miss, principal South Cosmopoli-
tan Primary School, r. 326 Treat Av
Castell Mary, widow, r. 1021 Pacific
Castella Antone, carpenter, r. 15 Bannam PI
Castellauos Prudencio, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc,
730 Montgomery
Castellar Harrison M., letter carrier Post Office, r.
168 }4 Clementina
Castello Anton, fisherman, r. E 6 Ohio, bet Broadway
and Vallejo
Castello Cerapia Miss, r. 10 Margaret PI
Castello H., carriagemaker, r. 215 Stevenson
Castello Henry C, bookkeeper, r. 129 Thirteenth
Castello John, machinist, r. 10 Varenne
Castello John, niillhand D. A. Macdonald & Co., r. 5i
Everett
Castello John G., porter George H. Tay & Co., r. 10
Varenne
Castello Joseph, oysterman August Albers, r. 12 La-
fayette PI
Castello M., laborer Southern Pac. RR.
Castello Nicola, fisherman. Front St.Wharf
Castello Thomas, deckhand stmr Bay City
Castello. See CasteUa, Castellar, and Costello
Caster James L., compositor The Argonaut, r. Ala-
meda
Casteret George, r. 1027 Dupont
Casterline Julia E. Mrs., r. 415 Stockton
Castiglioni Seraphino, clerk G. Rossi, r. 1805 Mason
Castilla Guillermia, widow, r. 830 Jackson
Castillano Maria, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Castillo Euphemia, dressmaker, r. 7 Pinckney PI
Castillo Guillermo, r. 9 Auburn
Castillo Jose, carpenter, r. 5 Pollard PI, rear
Castillo Rey, physician, office and r. 1519 3i Dupont
Castillo. See Castello and Costello
Castis Nicholas, restaurant, 140 and 142 Sixth
Castle Albert E., bookkeeper W. Warner Henjy k Co.,
and teacher Lincoln Evening School, r. 2535
Mission
Castle Albert E., clerk Castle Bros., r. NE cor Van
Ness Av and Sutter
Castle Brothers (Frederick L. and Walter M.
Castle) importers and wholesale grocers, 213-217
Front
Castle Charles, cigars and tobacco, 356 Third, r. 18 )j
Freelon
Castle Eugene G., salesman Castle Bros., r. NE cor
Van Ness Av and Sutter
Castle Frank L., brakeman Southern Pac. RR., r. 618
Fourth
Castle Frederick L. (Castle Brothers) r. NE cor Van
Ness Av and Sutter
Castle James, janitor Third Regiment Armory, NE cor
Howard and Xew Montgomery, r. 115 Second
Castle John, guard House Correction, r. E s Mission,
nr Twenty-ninth
Castle John G., shipwright, r. 544 Howard
Castle Julia, widow, r. 245 Clementina
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN, '-L1!2K?.'«oia|T-.
JONAS J. MORRISON,
Liomber Dealer, N. E.cor. Allssion and Sp«ar St«. , liaa lar^f*
Lumber Shed* fllled ivitb well aeaaoned Lumber.
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Castle Michael, capitalist, 215 Front, r. 6-21 O'Farrell
Castle Solon E., r. 1414 Bush
Castle Stephen, pilot, 9 D. S. Court BuiWing, r. 208
Chestnut
Castle Walter M. (Castle Brothers) r. NE cor Van
Ness Av and Sutter
Castle. See Cassell
Castlen Edward B., clerk J. C. Merrill & Co., r. 237
San Jos6 At
Castlen John G., clerk Abrams k Carroll, r. 237 San
Jose Av
Castles John, teamster, r. Godoy, bet Mission and
California Av
Castner Charles A. ( Castner & McLellan ) r. 801
Hayes
Castner Frederick S., gardener, r. SW cor Tennessee
and Solano
Castner F. S., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Castner & McLellan (Charles A. Castner and R. McLel-
lan Isparmakers, Ss Berry, bet Fifth and Sixth
Casto Michele. Italian Benev. 9oc., 423 Washington
Castor Joseph, porter Bachman Bros., r. 8 Hyde
Castregon Francisco, widow, r. 32 Hincklsy
Castro Antonio, laborer, r. 4 Filbert Pi
Castro Benjamin, cook John Woodworth, r. 21.5 Bdwy.
Castro Delia Miss, dressmaker, r. 233 Stevenson
Castro Jennie, widow, r. 1023 M Clay
Castro Manuel, capitalist, r. Overland House
Casuriancg Frank, butcher Salles & Co., r. Sixth Av,
bet K and L, South S. F.
Caswell -Albert J., painter, r.433 Greenwich
Caswell Charles, laborer Union Box Factory, r. 509
Washington
Caswell C. J. night clerk International Hotel, 824
Kearny
Caswell E. E., Mrs., millinery, 28 Post
Caswell George E., r. 28 Post
Caswell George W., clerk William G. Badger, r. Fruit
Vale
Caswell George W., teamster, r. 428 Hayes
Caswell Henrj- Mrs., widow, r. 535 Post
Caswell John C, boatbuilder, r. 423 East
Caswell Thomas H., grand secretary Grand Chapter
E. A. M., office Masonic Temple, r. SW cor Bart-
lett and Twenty-second
Caswell William, master sloop Dorinda, r. 449 First
Catalina Joseph, laborer, r. 21 Everett
Catancule James, cler.v G. D. Mariani, r. 1509 Dapont
Catania George, clerk, r. G34 Eddy
Catania George, clerk Joseph Catania, r. 1312 Larkin
Catania Joseph, groceries and liquors, SW cor Cali-
fornia and Larkin, r. 1312 Larkin
Catania Robert, blacksmith, r. 33 Eddy
Cataract and Wide West Mining Co., William B. Lake
secretary, 26 M Kearny
Catarina Matthew, porter Sanderson & Horn, r. 730
Vallejo
Cate Frank, painter, r. 53 Ninth
Cate Frederick, painter, r. 53 Ninth
Cate William, painter, r. 53 Ninth
Cate William H., compositor A. L. Bancroft k Co., r.
85 Ninth
Catechi John, fruits and confectionery, 204 Second
Catelli Vincenze, Italian Benev. Soc. 423 Wash.
Catello Damore, Italian Benev. Soc. 423 Washington
Cater Zacariah F., stevedore A. C. Freese, r. Oakland
Cates Joseph P. (Weir k Gates) r. 34 Oak Grove Av
Catfratie Marie, domestic 2122 Washington
Cath Eva Miss, seamstress, r. 235 Stevenson
Cathcart — , master schr San Liego, Humboldt Wharf
Cathcart Alfred B.,mininii secretary, 327 Pine, r. 39
Twenty-second
Cathcart Charles L., clerk I. Glazier & Co., r. 1813
Jessie
Cathcart Elizabeth, widow, r. 39 Twenty-second
Cathcart Lizzie Miae, milliner, r. 39 Twenty-second
Cathcart. See Carthcart and Carthcut
Cather Joseph P. J., cashier Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., r. 1622 Taylor
Catherwood Edwin C, commission merchant, r. 605
Polk
Cathie William, ship carpenter, r. New Washington
Hotel
Cathini A. G., cartman, r. 12 Ohio
Catholic Orphan Asylum, N, bet Seventeenth and
Eighteenth Avs, South S. F.
Catiello Luigi, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Catley George, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Catlin Amelia G. Miss, assistant Mission Grammar
School, r. 2033 Mission
Catlin Brant T., clerk naval office Custom House, r.
865^ Market
Catlin James, mining, r. 738 Howard
Catlin Percival, salesman D. Mersich, r. NB cor
Stockton and Vallejo
Catlo-vr John, office 331 Montgomery, t. 1138 Sntter
Caton George R., tailor L. P. Redwine, r. 17 Union
Caton John, r. 31 Natoma
Caton John, gardener, r. 321 Pacific
Caton. See Catton
Cattanea Giuseppi, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Gattanio Giuseppe, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Cattarina Emanuel J., watermelon dealer, r. 614
Greenwich
Cattermole Charles H., groceries and liquors.
NW cor Broadway and Davis, and SE cor Vallejo
and Mason, r. 839 Vallejo
Cattermole Henry J., machinist Prescott, Scott & Co.,
r. 839 Vallejo
Cattermole John C. A., with Charles H. Cattermole.
r. 701 Davis
Cattermole Luther, longshoreman, r. 839 Vallejo
Catti Battista, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Cattomio Guido, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomey
Catton Charles H., bookkeeper, r. 1939 Geary
Catton Frederick R., clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., r.
Oakland
Catton J., seaman Pacific Coast SS. Gypsy
Catton J. C. Mrs., widow, r. 1417 Taylor
Catton K. H., clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., r. 1417 Taylor
Catton Walter D., bookkeeper Harrison & Co., r. 1417
Taylor
Catton William M., cashier Dickson, DeWolf & Co., r.
1417 Taylor
Catton. See Caton
Cattran Joseph H., shipjoiner, r. .516 Folsom
Caubu Pierre, milk ranch. Silver Av, bet Mission and
San Bruno Roads
Caufleld Patrick, laborer, r. 20 M Harrison Av
Caufmann Robert, salesman Middleton & Co., r. East
Oakland
Caufmann. See Kaufman and Kaufmann
Caughell James, master mariner, r. 1111}^ Pacific
Caughell Peter, master mariner, r. E s Williamson,
N of Point Lobos Av
Caughlan Dennis, hog butcher, r. Fifth Av, bet K
and L, South S. F.
Caughlin John, bartender Adam & Kibbe, r. 126 Jj
Perry
Caughlin Robert, fllecutter Ridgeway Brothers, r. 513
Howard
Caughlin. See Coughlin
Cauldwell Charles H., porter freight dept Central Pac.
RR., r. Oakland
Cauldwell WilliamiB., clerk freight dept Central Pac.
RR., r. SW cor Guerrero and Twen^-sixth
Cauldwell. See Caldwell
Cauley James, helper George Howes & Co.
Caulfield A. B., salesman Page, Moore & Co., r. Oak-
land
Caulfield Elizabeth Mrs., r. 464 Minna
Caulfield Henry F., plumber Patrick W. Kearney, r.
228 Ritch, rear
Caulfield Martin, laborer, r. W s Utah, nr Center
Caulfield Michael H., bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 39 Fifth Av
Caulfield Thomas, laborer, r. 841 Hayes
Caulford John, laborer, r. 11 Harriet
Caulson Christina, widow, r. Seventh Av, bet M and
N, South S. F.
Causajous Pierre, carpenter St. Mary's College
Causan Martin, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Causland Henry, circvis performer, r. 231 Fifteenth
Causse Josephine, laundress John B. Gassmann, r.
406 Union
Causse Marcus, laundryman Matilda Greenwald, r.
112 Taylor
Causse Virginia Mrs., ironer Matilda Greenwald, r.
112 Taylor
Cavagnaro August, sawyer, r. 1404 Kearny
Cavagnaro Antonio, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Cavagnaro David, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Cavagnaro Domenico, groceries, 626 Broadway
Cavagnaro Fiorenzo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Cavagnaro Francesco, boots ana shoes, 1427 Dupont
Cavagnaro Frank, r. 811 Vallejo
Cavagnaro George, marble cutter Charles Bianchl, r.
NE cor Union and Kearny
Cavagnaro Gulia, Italian Benev. Soc., 423 Wash.
1 Cavagnaro Jean N.. r. 523 Dupont
^T~f\ \kl />! A D 1/ ^*-» MARKET STREET, wholesale and retail dealer in
uLU. W. IrLAnK, Paper Hanen£s& Shade Material. Manufacturer of window Shato
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^oi^esai^ ^^fJ^Z'i^J^A
Market and Front Street*.
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Cavagnaro Joseph, r. 811 Vallejo
Cavagnaro Luigi, furnished rooms, 14 Union PI
Cavagnaro Luigi, laborer, r. 628 Broadway
Cavagnaro Maddelina, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash-
ington
Cavagnaro Paequale, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Cavalelti Damoclito, saleeman Nicholas Harsala, r.
837 Broadway
Cavallaro L. S., Cigarniakers' Assn, 771 Market
Cavallera S., groceries and liquors, SW cor Ellis and
Mason
Cavalli John, bartender, r. 4 Burgoyne PI
Cavalli Paul, machinist, r. 1021 Kearny
Cavallia Baptista, laborer, r. 427 Filbert
Cavallier Jules P., president Justice and Wood-
vllle Consolidated Mining Cos., 419 Calitornia, r.
The Baldwin
Cavallier P. D. Mrs., r. 959 Mission
Cavallino Domenico, laborer, r. 1H18 Stockton, rear
Cavallo Giovanni, laborer, r. 425 Filbert
Cavalry Oran, driver Steere & Colby, r. East Oakland
Cavan George, shipjoiner, r. 2 Elgin Park
Cavana John, porter Henry A. Benjamin & Co., r. 140
Perry
Cavanagh Agnes, widow, r. 140 Natoma
Cavanagh Annie, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Cavanagh Bridget, domestic 1131 Clay
Cavanagh Charles E., shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 140
Natoma
Cavanagh Delia Miss, packer William S. Townsend
Cavanagh Edward, tinsmith Dwight S. Weaver, r.
106 Freelon
Cavanagh James, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Cavanagh James, shoemaker, r. 438 Jessie
Cavanagh James, tailor, 141 Fifth
Cavauagh John D., bricklayer, r. 12 Mint Av
Cavanagh Kate, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Cavanagh Mary, r. 7 Prospect PI
Cavanagh Mary, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Cavanagh Mary, domestic 912 Guerrero
Cavanagh Maurice, laborer, r. NE cor Church and Day
Cavanagh Patrick, laborer, r. 1511 Larkin
Cavanagh Philip, plumber, r. 1110 Powell
Cavanagh Richard, laborer, r. fiVaudewater
Cavanagh Thomas, calker, r. E s Harrison, bet Twen-
ty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Cavanagh Thomas J., r. 103 Natoma
Cavanagh William M., bookkeeper James T. White b
Co., r. 403 Leavenworth
Cavanagh. See Cavanaugh and Kavanagb
Cavanaugh Belle Miss, milliner, r. 39 Fifth
Cavanaugh Dennis, watercr S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
E s York, bet Twenty-ihird and Twenty-fourth
Cavanaugh Domiuick, shipcarpenter, r. E s York, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Cavanaugh James, milkman, r. 32 Fourth
Cavanaugh John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works, r. 5G6 Howard
Cavanaugh Maggie, domestic 1511 Post
Cavanaugh R., trackman N. B. and Mission RR.
Cavanaugh Richard H., blacksmith, r. 4 Harrison Av
Cavanaugh T., blacksmith helper Risdon I. and L.
Works
Cavanaugh Walter, teamster Black Diamond Coal
Mining Co., r. 127 Welsh
Cavanaugh. See Cavanagh, Kavauagh and Kavanaugh
Cavaney John, market, 210 Ninth
Cavano Sarah Miss, dressmaker Mary A. Curley, r.
1219 Stockton
Cavarly John M., captain Pacific Mail SB Granada, r.
28 Stanly PI
Cavasso Isadore, shirt manuf , C18 Washington, r. 708
Montgomery
Cave Thomas C, master mariner, r. 1320 California
Cavellera Siraflno, Italian Sharpshooters, 413 Bdwy
Cavendish Henry M., manager Mercantile and Dealers
Protective Assn., 21") Sausome, r. Oakland
Caverly Anna, widow, furnished rooms, 1103 Mont.
Caverly James, deckhand stmr Bullion, Hathaway's
Wharf
Caverly Mary Miss, tailoress, r. 324 Minna
Caverly Rob( rt B., editor The Avalanche, 410 Califor-
nia, r. 237 Kearny
Caverly Silas, porter The Baldwin
Caviatti Giovanni, laborer Sea Wall
Cavieri David, vegetables, 45 Colombo Market
Caviero Giuseppe, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Cavlezel Giovanni B., with Lachman and Jacobi, r. 9
Varenne
Cavill R., r. 524 Sacramento
Cavolora Fortunata, bootmaker J. Utschig, r. 611
Powell
Cawley Edward H., foreman Union Warehouse, r. 18
Varenne
Cawley John, porter W. W. Montague & Co., r. 30
Natoma, rear
Cawley Kate, domestic 2414 Pacific Av
Cawley Mary, domestic 553 Harrison
Cawley William, bartender, r. 340 Tehama
Cawley William J., liquor saloon, 147 Third
Cawson Benjamin, dresser S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Cawson James, machinist S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory
Cazabonne Joseph B. (Lagrave & Cazabonne) r. 656
Pacific
Cazadinho Jose F., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 }$ Drumm
Cazeaux Dominique (P. B. Berges & Co.) r. 615 Sac.
Cazeaux Ferdinand, butcher Miners' Branch Restau-
rant, r. 91« Sacramento
Cazeldebaig B., French Zouaves Armory, 537 Sacra-
mento
Cazentino Pasquale, laborer Sea Wall
Cazeres Guillaume, market, 322 Fifth
Cazes John E., clerk Western Union Tel. Co., r. 309
Third
Carneau Augusta, widow, r. 1603Dupont
Cazneau George M., with State Investment and Insu-
rance Co., r. 1153 Folsom
Cazneau Thomas L., clerk, r. 2.50 Fourth
Cazneau Walter N., clerk, r. 1153 Folsom
Cazneau William L., clerk Francis A. Rouleau, r.l603
Dupont
Cearney Ann, widow, r. 14 Harriet, rear
Cebecas Manoel S. P., Portugues Pro. and Benev Assn,
415 Ji Drumm
Cebreros Fidel, shoemaker, r. Pollard PI, nr Vallejo
Cebrian John (Molera & Cebrian) 40 Merchants' Ex-
Change
Cecchettini Andrew, porter Nicholas Dabovich, r. 13
Jasper PI
Cecchettini Fedele, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Cecchettini Ilomualdo. Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash,
Cedarry Jules, r. 8 O'Farrell Alley
Cederberg North Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal.)
Abraham J. Morrell ijrcsident, 420 Montgomery,
room 14
Cedicy Emma Mrs., Iaundi7,733 O'Farrell
Cedicy Frank, laundryman, r. 733 O'Farrell
Cefous George, cook Franklin Debb, r. 113 Virginia
Cefoua James, barber, 905 J4 Howard.r. 100 Prospect PI
Celandar Peter, tailor, r. 503 Union
Celhay Edward, real-estate, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Cella A., fruit and produce, 102 Second
Cella Giovanni, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Cella Lucca, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Cella Pauline, Clgarmakers' Assn.. 771 Market
Cella William A., painter, r. 9 Lafayette PI
Cellaring Charles, salesman Lachman & Jacobi, r. AIv
meda
Celle Bartolomeo (L. Demai-tinl & Co.) r. 211 Post
Celle Domenico, fruit dealer, r. 9 Margaret PI
Celle John B., paper boxmaker Charles Thiebaut, r.
5 Margaret PI
Celle Joseph, carpenter, r. 5 Margaret PI
Celler Charles, expressman, r. 168 Perry
Celler Mark, clerk S. W. Roseustock & Co., r. 168
Perry
Celler Michael, drayman S. W. Levy, r. 168 Perry
Celler. See also Seller
Cellio Guglielmo, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Cellner William, cigarmaker, r. 717 Sansome
Cello Louisa Miss, tailoress, r. 9 Lafayette PI
Cello Luca, vocalist, r. 9 Lafayette PI
Cemmlung Franz, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Cenabia Pablo, widow, r. 10 Margaret PI
Centennial Chair Factory, Greffe k Tanron proptrs,
141 and 143 Freelon, and 558 Braunan
Centennial Gold Mining Co., D. F. Verdenal secre-
tary, 6 and 7 S. F. Stock Exchange Building
Centennial Hall, E. De Freville proptr. 421 Hayes
Centennial Lodging House, Joseph Nicholas proptr,
SE cor Drumm and Clav
Centennial Pluninj; Mills, William B. Brad-
bury proptr, 55C.-")7'.i Brannan
Center David, carpentfr, r. W s Howard, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Center John, real-estate, 420 California, r. NW por
Sixteenth and Folsom
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY. '"'^'"''fl^Si'.<Lr/T'-''* «"*''*
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OP AXD DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF FORKIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Center Samuel H., nightwatchman U. S. Mint, r. 221
Austin
Center William, bookkeeper John Center, r. 244
Shotwell
Center. See also Senter
Centner Charles (Dammer& Centner) r. 5413^ Natoma
Central Box Factory, Geor^^e W. Woodbury proptr, S s
Berrj', bet Fourth and Fifth
Central California Colony, office 306 Pine
^Central California Land and Immig'ra-
tion Co., H. Williams manager, H. Cox D. D.
secretary, 232 Sutter
Central Comstock Minin{» Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Lu-
cien Hermann secretary, 220 Sansome
Central Gardens, junction Point Lobos and Cen-
tral Av8, and Geary
Central Gardens Association, George W.Paget
superintendent and manager, 411}^ California
Central Hotel, Maurice Foley proptr, 217 Broadway
Central Nevada Live Stock and Land Co., R.N. Graves
president, J. M. Quay secretary, 40t5 Montgomery
Central Pacific Hotel, Michael Farrell proptr,
316 ami 348 Fourth
Central Pacific Railroad Co., Leland Stanford
president, Edward H. Miller Jr. secretary, general
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, passenger
depot Oakland and Alameda Ferry, foot Market,
freight depots Fourth, King and Townsend
Central Pacific Railroad Co. *s Building,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Central Pacific Railroad Co. 's Steamers,
W. H. Moor superintendent, 30 Sacramento, A.
B. Crist agent, Washington St. Wharf
Central Pacific Railroad Co. 's Wliarf, foot
Second
Central Planing Mill, Christopher F. Mohrlg proptr
N 8 Berry, bet Fourth and Fifth
Central Railroad Co., Reuben Morton presi-
dent, 32 Turk
Central Silver Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.) Lucien Hermann secretary, 220 Sansome
Central Star Gold Mining Co. (Tuolumne, Cal.) A. F.
Main secretary, 309 California, rooms 1 and 2
Central Wool Depot, N 8 Townsend, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Centres Consolidated Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.) W.
W. Parrish secretary, 330 Pine
Centre House, J. B. Lejeal proptr, 2015 Folsom
Centre Market, Nathan Dodge superintendent, SJi cor
Sutter and Dupont
Cepf Mary Miss, cigarmaker Holling Brothers, r. 24
Everett
Ceppo Francesco, Garabaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Cerbat Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Ari-
zona) T. E. Jewell secreta'.y, 330 Pine
Cereghino Benedetto, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Cereghino Benedetto, wood and coal, 430 Pacific
Cereghino Frederico, laborer Campi's Restaurant
Cereghino Glacomo, sawyer L. J. Rufifino & Co., r. 11
Union PI
Cereghino Giovanni, laborer, r. 336 Vallejo, rear
Cereghino Giuseppe, bootblack, tJ30 Kearny, r. 1 So-
noma PI
Cereghino Luigi, bootblack, 547 Merchant, r. 1 So-
noma PI
Cereghino Rocco. groceries and liquors, E a Mission,
bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Cereghino Stefano, Garibaldi Guard. 423 Broadway
Cerelli Anton, fishmonger, r. 738 Vallejo
Cerelli Domenico, bootblack, 633 Clay, r. 640 Washing-
ton
Cerelli Lorenzo, bootblack, 633 Clay, r. 640 Washington
Ceresten John, expressmau, r. 406 Broadway
Cerf Albert (J. Cerf & Co.) r. 716 Poet
Cerf Emanuel, expressman, NW cor Third and Mis-
sion, r. 2608 Sutter
Cerf J. & Co. (Jules and Albert Cerf, and Alfonse
Denuery) importers crockery and glassware, 517
and 519 Market
Cerf Jules (J. Cerf & Co.) r. 716 Post
Cerf Julia, furnished rooms, 801 Vallejo
Cerf Moses (Blochman & Cerf) r. 1203 Sutter
Ceriale Andrea D., Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washing-
ton
Ceriale Giovanni, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Ceriba Joseph, blacksmith Giuseppe Massone, r. 623
Front
Cerini Frank, junkdealer, 207 Davis, r. Oakland
Cerisola Angelo, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Cerisola Nicola, boarding, .331 Broadway
Cernogorcevlch Christian, restaurant, 1101 Stockton,
r. NW cor Vallejo and Kearny
Cernogorcevlch Teofllo, waiter Anthony Astredo, r.
115 Washington
Cerrito Deciderio, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Cerson T. L., janitor U. S. Mint, r. 7.33 Broadway
Ceruto Antonio, cook Cutting Packing Co., r. 430
Vallejo
Ceruto Giovanni, with Cutting Packing Co., r.430 Val-
lejo
Ceruto Joseph, cook Cutting Packing Co., r. 430 Vallejo
Cervelli Alexandre, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Cesare Francisco, laborer, r. 6 Bartol
Ceva Andrea, barber, NE cor Broadway and Dupont
Cevasco Antonio, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Cevasco G. B., publisher and proprietor La Voce
del Popolo, 603 Washington, r. 33 John
Cevcro B., bagmaker Neville & Co., r. cor Sacramento
and Dnimm
Chabonnel Joseph, baker, r. 817 Montgomery
Chabree Louis, tailor, r. 841 Pacific
Chabree Onisime Mrs., dressmaker, r. 841 Pacific
Chace Charles B., benchhand D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
r. 18 Verona PI
Chace Henry B., collector D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
2126 Broderick
Chace Herbert M., shorthand reporter James A. Way-
mire, r. East Oakland
Chace Jane Mrs., r. 1225 Market
Chace NathanielL , driver O. Lawton & Co., r. Oakland
Chace W. B., attorney at law, r. Overland House
Chace. See Chase
Chacon Jesus, harnessmaker, r. 8 Card Alley
Chadbourne Charles F., salesman Kittle & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Chadbourne Forest S. (F. S. Chadbourne & Co.) r.ll06
Bush
Cliadbourne F. S. & Co. (Forest S. Chadbourne)
furniture and bedding, 735 Market
Chadbourne Jabez, attorney at law, 528 California, r.
Oakland
Cliadbourne Joseph, flour and grain, 208 Davis,
r. 417 Kearny
Chadbourne Joshua (Rider, Somers & Co.) r. 328
Treat Av
Chadbourne Levi, clerk John Burnap, r. 420 Leav.
Chadbourne Samuel W., cigars and tobacco, SW cor
Third and Howard, r. 730 Green
Chadbourne Thomas J., proptr Eclipse Bakery 1413-
1416 Dupont, office 214 Sacramento, r. 1412 Dupont
Chadsey John F.. laborer John Spaulding & Co., r. 363
Tehama
Chadsey W. R., engineer, r. Revere House
Chadwick Andrew J., watchman California St. RR., r.
SE cor Larkin and California
Chadwick Charles, proptr Ocean Side House, Ocean
Beach Road, three miles from Cliflf House
Chadwick Elizabeth F. , widow, r. NE cor Fifth and
Shipley
Chadwick Frank R., bookkeeper Donohoe, Kelly k
Co., r. Berkeley
Chadwick Frederick, salesman, r. S 8 Lombard, bet
Sansome and Montgomery
Chadwick Nathaniel G,, carpenter, 1937 Broadway
Chadwick Nathaniel M., messenger Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. East Oakland
Chaffee May Miss, r. 1.506 Larkin
Chaft'ee William R., secretary Pac Soda Works, 109
California, r. 1606 Larkin
Chagal Nicholas P., waiter Nicholas P. Milloglav, r.
SE corner Pacific and Battery
Chaij^neau A. & Co. (Alfred Chaigneau) label
printers, 636 Clay
Chaigneau Alfred (A. Chaigneau & Co.) r. 2420 Howard
Chaigneau Paul J., printer A. Chaigneau & Co., r. 2627
Howard
Chaigneau Victoria, widow, r. 2420 Howard
Chailston D. M., assistant engineer O. & O. 8S. Gaelic
Cbalfant John E., vice-president American Pipe Co.,
324 Pine, r. Oakland
Chalfant Samuel P., dentist, 19 Sixth
Chalice Suzle M. Mrs., r. 737 Howard
Challenge Consolidated Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.)
Walter E. Dean secretary, 203 Bush
Chalmers A. B. Miss, principal Lombard St. Primary
School, r. 2124 California
Chalmers Hugh, receipt clerk U. S. Mint, r. 27 Geary
Chalmers James C, assayer, r. 527 Twenty-second
Chalmers John C, cashier H. H. Noble & Co., r. 1604
Larkin
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Chalmers John F., teamster Pac. Improvement Co., r.
624 Fourth
Chalmers T. Mrs., assistant Lincoln Evening School,
r. 527 Twenty-second
Chalmers William (Jones, Thompson & Co.) r. 235
Bartlett
Chalmers William L., special agent and adjuster
Hutchinson & Manu, r. 1124 McAllister
Chaloner Kichard (O'Donnell & Chaloner) r. U23
Jackson
Chamber of Commerce, Merchants' Exchange
Building, second floor
Chamberlain Aaron, carpenter, 13 Bryant Av
Chamberlain Abigail Mrs., janitress South End
School, r. Williams, nr Henry, University Mound
Tract
Chamberlain Charles C, millhand, r. Ahlbom House
Chamberlain Charles H., receiver U.S. Land Office,
610 Commercial, r. Oakland
Chamberlain Eloise, widow, proprietress Chamber-
lain House, 600 Bush
Chamberlain E. W., salesman Davis Brothers, r. 180
Jessie
Chamberlaiii Frederick R., clerk A. L. Bancroft k Co.,
r. 1061 Mission
Cliamberlain George TV., attorney at law, 616
Sacramento, r. Berkeley
Chamberlain Harry L., carriage trimmer Carvill
Manuf. Co., r. 908 Leavenworth
Chamberlain Henry L., commission agent, 402 Mont-
gomery, r. 908 Leavenworth
Chamberlain House, Mrs. Eloise Chamberlain, pro-
prietress, 600 Bush
Chamberlain P. P., Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Chamberlain R. M., milkman, r. SW cor Twenty-
fourth and Sanchez
Chamberlain Roscoe, driver 8. F. Laundry Assn., r.
194.5 Geary
Chamberlain Sarah, domestic 28 McAllister
Chamberlain W., seaman Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba, r.
235 Fremont
Chamberlain William (Chamberlain & Co.) r. 808 Mis-
sion
Chamberlain William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
W s Georgia, bet Siorra and Shasta
Chamberlain William E. Jr. (Chamberlain k
Robinson) and principal actual business dept
Pacific Business College, 320 Post, r. 26>^ Kearney
Chamberlain William Jr., butcher Chamberlain k Co,
r. Linden House
Chamberlain William H., clerk U. S. Land Office, r.
Oakland
Chamberlain William H.. shearsman Pac. Rolling
Mill, r. W 8 Georgia, bet Shasta and Sierra
Chamberlain & Co. (William Chamberlain) butchers,
36-40 8. F. Market
Cliamberlaiit Si Robinson (William E. Cham-
berlain Jr. and Thomas A. Robinson) proptrs Pa-
cific Business College, 320 Post
Chamberlin E. L. A., driver Market St. RR.
Chamberliu Joseph P., workman coiner's dept U
Mint, r. San Jose Av, nr Twenty-sixth
Chamberlin Romeo M., real-estate, 408 California, r.
Oakland
Chamberlin William, bookkeeper D. Z. Yost k Co.,
r. Oakland
Chambers A. P., engineer California St. RR., r. 1321
Larkin
Chambers Alexander W., carpenter, r. 1620 Devisadero
Chambers Carrie, widow, r. 615 Lombard, rear
Chambers Charles, engineer, r. 5'3I !^ Minna, rear
Chambers George (Gladding, McBean & Co.) r. Chi-
cago, 111.
Chambers George, messenger U. S. Surveyor-Gen-
eral's Office, r. 541 Fourth
Chambers George W., steward stmr Amelia, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
Chambers Harry L., foreman Rosenthal, Feder k Co.,
r. 838 Mission
Chambers Henry, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Chambers James C, washer S. F. Laundry, r. 1846
Turk
Chambers John, captain ship Pilot, Jackson St. Wharf
Chambers John, laborer George Kuhn, r. 9.'>7 Market
Chambers John, second cook stmr Enterprise, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Chambers Joseph, expressman Pacific Mail SS. Co.'s
Wharf, r. »50(> Second
Chambers Joseph, tinsmith Peter Abrahamson, r.
939 Marktt
Chambers Maggie, domestic 1022 Jackson
Chambers Michael E., auctioneer, r. 71 Clementina
Chambers Millie Miss, r. 615 Lombard, rear
Chambers Rebecca, domestic NE cor 'Thirteenth and
Harrison
Chamb rs Robert F., laborer N. Ohlandt & Co., r.
561 H Minna
Chambers Seymour P., carpenter Southern Pac. RR.,
r. 914 Laguna
Chambers Thomas, porter Greenebaum k Co., r. 411^
Brannan
Chambers Thomas J. A., clerk LeCount Bros., r. 615
Lombard
Chambers William, bartender James Douglas, r. 114
Jackson
Chambers William, hamessmaker Omnibus BB. r.
328 Third
Chambille A., liquor saloon, 36 J^ Fourth
Chamblain W. B., letter carrier Post Office, r. 1061
Mission
Chamoes John, saloonkeeper, r. 502 Stockton
Chamorro Minnie Miss, tailoress Lancaster & Nor-
thon, r. 1017 Powell
Champeaux Caroline Miss, r. 429 Bryant
Champion Hall, N s Butte, bet Tennessee and Ken-
tucky
Champion Israel, pilot S. F. Steamboat and Trans-
portation Co.
Champion Joseph, ironmolder City Iron Works, r. 759
Howard
Champion Louis, laborer, r. 9 Hinckley
Champion Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) John Crock-
ett secretary, 203 Bush
Cliampion Soap Factory, Thomas Dolanproptr,
E s Potrero Av, bet Alabama and El Dorado
Champion Thomas E., bookkeeper International Hotel
Champion Woodard H., solicitor International Hotel,
r. 810 Stockton
Champlain May Miss, r. 1124 McAllister
Champlin F. A., mining operator, r. Ahlborn House
Champreux Alfred, brassfuunder William T. Garratt,
r. 328 Spear
Champreux Gustave, brassfounder William T. Gar-
ratt, r. 328 Spear
Champsanr L.. Lafayette Guard Armory, 730 Mont.
Chancel Josephine Mrs., laundry, 2405 California
Chancel Jules, laundryman, r. 2405 California
Chauchus Henry, r. 1027 Dupont
Chandler Arthur, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
T- -Chandler Augustus W., painter, r. 138 Clara, rear
. Chandler Benjamin H., clerk Hanley k Snow, r. 879
Chestnut
Chandler Ch.irles, liquor saloon, California Theater,
r. 1907 Stockton
Chandler Edwin J., clerk Crane & Brigham, r. 1712
Hyde
Chandler Emma F. Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, r. 107
Bernard
Chandler George, tailor, 16 Annie, r. cor Scott and
Broadway
S.4^Chandler George C, painter, r. Eleventh, bet Harri-
son and Bryant
Chandler George W. (Falk, Chandler & Co.) r. Ar-
cata, Humboldt Co.
Chandler John A., fireman Frank Gracier, r. 2511
Mission
Chandler John A., stockbroker, r. 419 Laguna
. jChandler John J., painter, r. 138 Clara, rear
Chandler Gotham L., engineer Frank Gracier, r. 2511
Mission
Chandler L. M., engineer, r. 1001 Folsom
Chandler Maria, widow, r. 1712 Hyde
Chandler Martha A., widow, r. 1939 Geary
Chandler Richard D., coal and iron, 118 and 120
Pacific, r. 897 Chestnut
Chandler Robert F., porter, r. 107 Bernard
Chandler Robert H., clerk Richard D. Chandler, r.
1712 Hyde
Chandler Thomas, shipping master, r. KE cor Green
and Montgomery
Chandler William L., bookkeeper Greene k Co., r.
Oakland
Chandler William S., bookkeeper Richard D. Chan-
dler, r. 897 Chestnut
Chandler William S., steward Pacific Mail SS. City of I
Tokio, r. S s Duncan, bet Guerrero and Dolores j
Chandly Kate Mies, r. 461 Minna
Chaney F. S., mate brig Percy Edwards, r. 30 Clay
Change House or Stevenson Building, Mrs. C. J. Fur- i
man proprietress, SW cor California and Mont.
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Chanhomme Jules, notions, etc., 850 Washington
Channel B. F., capitalist, 419 Clay, r. Alameda
Channel Pottery and Drain Pipe AVorks,
E. T. Menomey proptr, Channel, bet Sixth and
Seventh, and 436 Montgomery
Chsnnosey Patrick, plumber, r. 32 Fourth
Chapeau Louis, mining superintendent, r. 1620 West
Mission
Chapel Deodatus, machinist, r. S s Church Lane, nr
» Alemany ge
Chapelain Henry, domestic 308 Sutter *"
Ctaapin Charles A., sugar manufacturer, ofiace 313
Montgomery, r. Sandwich Inlands
Chapin Charles W., clerk Shaw's Pharmacy, r. 600
Bush
Chapin Chauncy, clerk, r. 830 Folsom
Chapin Chauncy Mrs., furnished rooms, 830 Folsom
Chapin Edgar W., clerk M. P. & M. dept Central Pac.
BR., r. Oakland
Chapin George W., real estate agent, and publish-
er Keal Estate Price List, 313 Montgomery, r. 9
Second Av
Chapin Hamilton B., harnessmaker Main & Winches-
ter, r. GOO Bush
Chapin Samuel A., mining, 7 Montgomery Av, r. 600
Sutter
Chaplin C, r. 127 Kearny
Chaplin George, laborer Masonic Cemetery, r. Masonic
Av, bet Fulton and Turk
Chaplin Jame.s, bookkeeper C. T. RaynoldB & Co., r.
Alauieda
Chapman Belle Miss, actress, r. 1329 California
Chapman Benjamin F.,shipcarpenter Matthew Turner,
r. W 8 Illinois, bet Santa Clara and Center
Chapman Benjamin F. Jr., shipcarpenter Matthew
Turner, r. SWcor Santa Clara and Illinois
Chapman Benjamin S., shipL-arpenter, r. 446 Brannan
Chapman Charles, clerk letter dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. SE cor Cheatqut and Dupont
Chapman Charles B., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 803 Montgomery
Chapman Charles P., deckhand stmr Saucelito, r.
San Quentln '
Chapman C: P., r. 127 Keamy
Chapman Cyrus C, salesman Spruance, Stanley & Co.,
r. 27 Geary
Chapman Edmund B., clerk James F. Chapman & Co.,
r. East Oakland
Chapman Edward, laborer Presidio Reservation, r. N
of Point Lobos Av, nr Mountain Lake
Chapman Edward K., advertising clerk S. F. Chroni-
cle, r. 122 Tur:c
Chapman Francis M., r. 139 Chestnut
Chapman George, carpenter, r. 247 Second
Chapman George, japauner George H. Tay&Co.,r.
2112 Powell
Chapman George, laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co. Potrero
Works, r. 2 Simpson PI
Chapman George, manager S. Chapman, r. 1329 Csli-
fornia
Chapman George Mrs., furnished rooms, 103 Geary
Chapman Henry, first assistant engineer O. & O. S8.
Gaelic
Chapman Henry, jeweler, 614 Merchant, r. Oakland
Chapman Henry, naturalist, 602 California, r. 530 Pine
Chapman Howard (D. A. Macdonald i Co.; r. 2505 Clay
Chapman Ira, doorkeeper Baldwin Theater, r. 1513
Buchanan
Chapman Ira H., engineer, r. 1513 Buchanan
Chapman J., waiter Pacific Mail SS. Australia
Chapman Jacob, laborer, r. 1020 Kearny
Chapman James, cook New York bakery, r. E s Ala-
bama, bet Sixteenth and Santa Clara
Chapman James, wharfinger Battery St. Wharf, r. 89
Chestnut
Chapman James B., letter messenger Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. SE cor Chestnut and Dupont
Chapman James F. (James F. Chapman & Co.) r.
East Oakland
Chapman James F. Si Co. (James F. Chap-
man) shipping and commission merchants, 22 Cal-
ifornia
Chapman James W., printer, r. 510 Greenwich
Chapman John B., r. 2112 Powell
Chapman John E., cabinetmaker, r. 510 Greenwich
Chapman John J., butcher, r. 2212 Powell
Chapman John P.. assistant treasurer Baldwin
Theater, r. 1513 Buchanan
Chapman Louis B., clerk Albert Dibblee,r.513 Taylor
Chapman Mary, widow, r. 1329 California
Chapman Marcellus E. (Conklin, Thompson & Co.) r.
Brooklyn Hotel
Chapman M. L., widow, r. 15 Powell
Chapman Mill and Mining Co. (Lincoln Co. Nev.) J.
W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine
Chapman Nancy Miss, governess, r. 1916 Broadway
Chapman Oliver, proptr Argonaut Soap Works,
• E s Potrero Av, bet E! Dorado and Sixteenth, r.
725 Brannan
Chapman Phillip O., carpenter D. A. Macdonald k
Co.,r. 44 Sixth
Chapman Ralph J., expressman, 11 Post. r. 513 Tsylor
Chapman R. E., health inspector, r. 34 Ellis
Chapman Robert, letter carrier Post Office, r. 631
Fulton
Chapman Rockwell S., compositor, r. 544 Bryant
Chapman Russell, real-estate agent, 137 Montgomery,
room 13, r. San Rafael
Chapman Samuel H. , liquor saloon, 918 Market, r.
1329 California
Chapman Thomas, first officer Pacific Mail SS. Colims
Chapman Valerie, yidow, r. 1123 Ellis
Chapman Warren, wood engraver, r. 219 Hayes
Chapman William H.(Camell& Chapman) r. Berkley
Chapman William J., sewer contractor, r. 2112 Powell
Chapman William R., painter, r. 631 Fulton
Chapman William S., real-estate, 306 Pine, r. Palace
Hotel
Chappeau Charles, bootblack, r. Hinckley, bet Vallejo
and Broadway
Chappell I. N., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1416
Fillmore
Chappell Joseph J., clerk Christy & Wise, r. 722 Cali-
fornia
Chappell Peter, bartender, r. 507 Filbert
Chappell Scott R., traveling auditor Central Pac.RR.,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend.room 1, r. Alameda
Chappell William, expressman, NE cor Fourth and
Howard, r. 646 Seventeenth
Chappotteau Gustave, furnished rooms, 440 Bush
Chapuis Bertha Mme., assistant North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. Ill Valparaiso
Chaquette Ephraim, engineer, r. 722 Hayes
Chaquette William, engineer, r. 722 Hayes
Charbonier John, waiter Melchior Pieper, r. 25
Fourth
Charbonnat Auguste (F. k A. Charbonnat) r. 8E cor
Ninth and Minna
Charbonnat F. & A. (Frederick and Auguste) groce-
ries and liquors, SE cor Ninth and Minna
Charbonnat Frederick (F. & A. Charbonnat) r. 8E cor
Ninth and Minna
Charbonnat Paul, barber, 24 Montgomery Av, r. 8
Maiden Lane
Charbonnel Henri, inspector Custom House, r. 501
Brannan
Chard George H., with Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r. 1506
Buchanan
Chard George R., druggist Henry Staub, r. SW cor
Sutter and Larkin
Chard William, driver Jacob Vits, r. 1203 Polk
Chardine Amand, stockbroker, r. 611 Lombard
Chare Joseph P., longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Chariot Joseph, watches and jewelry, 719 Valencia
Chariot Leontine Mrs., dyeing and scouring, 719 Va-
lencia
Charlaud John, shoemaker, r. 312 Clementina
Charles Frank, baker, r. 1 Jackson PI
Charles George, slater, r. SW cor Folsom and Twenty-
fourth
Charles Henry, smelter Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. 2118 Jones
Charles Henry A., mining secretary, 419 Califor-
nia, r. 2417 Pacific Av
Charles Herman, r. 432 JjS Linden Av
Charles J., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Charles Richard L., clerk, r. 2417 Pacific Av
Charles William H., printer, r. 2118 Jones
Charleston D. M., second assistant engineer O. k O.
SS. Gaelic
Charleston William, draftsman Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 322 O'Farrell
Cbarle.sworth J. C, laborer Csl. and Nevada Ice Co.,
r. 356 Tehama
Charley John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
7)4 Langton
Charlock William H., undertaker, r. 325 O'Farrell
Chariot Marie, widow, ladies' hair dresper, r. 1638
Polk
Ctaarlson John, clerk, r. 1932 Bush
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Charlton Harry E., engineer Gutta Percha Rubber
Manuf. Co., r. 1014 Clay
Charlton John C. (Charlton & Groeper) r. 521 Frank-
lin
Charlton William, ironworker, r. 322 O'Farrell
Charlton & Groeper (John C. C:harlton and Emll Groep-
er) proptis Washington Livery Stable, 9 Wash.
Charmak Herman, salesman H. Myers & Son, r. 915
Buchanan
Charneau Pierre, cook H. G. Kichard, r. 331 Jackson
Cbaro Antoine, fruits, SW cor Battery and Washing-
ton, r. 615 Commercial
Charoni Giuseppi, laborer B. Frapolli & Co., r. San
Gottardo Hotel
Charpiot Joseph, carpenter, r. 632 Green, rear
Charpiot Joseph Jr., painter and paperhanger, 1110
Dupont, r. 632 Green, rear
Charter Oak Hall, 771 Market
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co. (of Hartford, Conn.)
Frank Eno agent, 531 California
Charter Oalc Livery Stable, Oscar C. Mundell
proptr, 775 Market
Charters Jane Mrs., r. 22 Anna
CUartier Augugle, wines and liquors, 321 Sixth
Chartrey Raoul (Low & Chartrey) r. Alameda
Chase Albert, physician, ofllce and r. 824 Kearny
Chase Andrew K., salesman Kohler & Chase, r. Oak-
land
Chase Arthur S., fence advertiser, r. 1324 Howard
Chase Benjamin F., watchman U. S. Sub Treasury, r.
608 Commercial
Chase Charles, carpenter, r., IK Verona PI
Chase Charles E. clerk, r. 620 Washington
Chase Charles F., milkman, SE cor Beach and Baker
Chase Charles M. (Killip & Co.) r. «23 O'Farrell
Chase Edward C, assistant bookkeeper Kohler &
Chase, r. Oakland
Chase Ella Miss, assistant Silver St. Primary School,
r. 524 Jones
Chase Ellen Mrs., dressmaker, 119 Ellis
Chase Frank H., reporter Evening Post, r. 1316 Mason
Chase Frederick, sign painter, r. 193 Hyde
Chase George M., engineer, r. 709 Union
Chase George W., master schr Phantom, Beale St.
Wharf
Chase George W., teamster Dore & Co., r. E s Califor-
nia Av, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Chase Guy M., driver City RR., r. 1906 Mission
Chase H., r. 915 Market
Chase Harrison O., student, r. 121 Turk
Chase Henry A., printer Winterburn & Co., r. 832 Cal.
Chase Isaac, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Chase James B. (Chase & Wolff) r. 1518 Mason
Chase James M., driver N. B. and Mission RR., r. 826
Foleom
Chase Jennie M. Miss, furnished rooms, 417 Powell
Chase John, longshoreman, r. 26 Clementina
Chase John G., carpenter and builder, r. N 8 Powell
Av, bet Mission and California Av
Chase Joseph, planer Pac. Box Factory, r. cor Twen-
ty-eighth and California Av, B. H.
Chase Lillie, widow, furnished rooms, 426 Kearny
Chase Louisa M., r. 1316 Mason
Chase Quincy'A. (Kohler & Chase) r. Oakland
Chase Rebecca, widow, r. 811 Mason
Cliase Robert P., physician and surgeon, oflBce
and r. 121 Turk
Chase Robert P. Jr. (Chase & Blesi) r. 121 Turk
Chase Thomas P., contractor, r. 662 Harrison
r. 230 Kearny
pattern maker, r. 1632 3^ West Miss
carpenter and builder, 24 Howard
stevedore Cliase & Wolff, r. 1 135 Pac.
(W. W. Chase & Co.) r. 1906 Mason
Chase Winfield Scott, boxmaker S. F. Box Factory, r.
419 Filbert
Chase W. W. & Co. (William W. Chase and R. M.
Collins) wholesale and retail dealers hay and
grain, and commission merchants, 1912 Market
Chase& Blesi (Robert P. Chase Jr., and S. Blesi) shoe-
factory. 1059 Market
Chage & Wolff ( James B. Chase and Charles Wolff)
stevedores, 900 Front
Chase. See Chace
Chassagne Leon (E. A. Jaujon & Co.) r. 1314 Powell
Chasse Jeanne, domestic, r. 1120 Powell
Chasee Pierre, laborer, r. 1120 Powell
Chateau Antoine, laundryman, r. 712 Vallcjo
Chateau Rose, laundress, r. 712 Vallejo
Chateaux Marianne Mrs., midwife, r. 15 Stock., rear
Chase William F.,
Chase William J.,
Chase William T.,
Chase William V.,
Chase William W.
Chatelain August, laundryman, r. 3 Washoe PI
Chatfield Carrie, widow, r. '^02 Perry
Chatham George W., machinist Cal. Electrical Works,
r. SE cor Mariposa and Carolina
Chatham Rowland, miller and millwright, r. SE cor
Mariposa and Carolina
Chatham Sarah Miss, teacher Clarke Institute, r. 320
Mason
Chatman R. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 504 Taylor
Chatonet Auguste, wines and liquors, NW cor Broad«
way and Kearny
Chatterton James, sailmaker J. S. Blakiston & Son, r.
140 Fourth
Cbattin Kd^vard (King and Chattin) notary pub-
lic and commissioner of deeds, 442 California, r.
2199 Devisadero
Chauber Edmund, r. 1027 Dupont
Chauche Adrieii G., importer wines and liquors,
615 and 617 Front, r. Oakland
Chauteau Charles A., teacher porcelain painting, r.
Ill Dupont
Chauvel John, laimdry, 411 Sixth
Chavey George E., clerk Castle Bros., r. 4 Hopeton
Terrace
Chavez Juan, foreman J. Casner & Co.,r. 819 Jackson
Cheboker Michael, porter Keville & Co., r. 503 East
Cheda Rocco, porter S. McHenry & Co., r. 502 Union
Cheesman Franklin S., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Steven.son and Twentieth
Cheesman George S., clerk, r. 324 Fremont
Cheesman Alorton, capitalist, office 68 Nevada
Block, r. 324 Fremont
Cheesman Morton J., with British America Assurance
Co., r. 324 Fremont
Cheesman Robert B.,wharfbuilder, r. E a Bartlett, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Cheever H. A. Mrs., widow, r. 26 Essex
Cheever Moses R., dairy produce, 31 Centre Market, r.
1623 Post
Cheever Silas G., advertising agent, r. N s Fair Av, nr
Mission
Cheever. See Cheevers
Chef Peter, cook Haj-es Park Laundry, r. 525 Hayes
Cheffers Charles, shipcarpenter, r. KE cor Jersey and
El Dorado
Cheignon .\dolph, bakery, 247 Fourth
Cheignon Edmond, clerk Louis Gregoire& Co., r. 247
Fourth
Cheigkeleno Annie Miss, cigarmaker Aaron Meyer, r.
336 Vallejo
Cheigkeleno Mary Miss, cigarmaker Aaron Meyer, r.
336 Vallejo
Chelesier Louis, nursery, W s Valencia, nr Fourteenth,
r. 121 Fifteenth
Chelini Giuseppe, fruits and vegetables, 945 Bryant
Chelini Lorenzo (Chelini & Baccigalupi) r. NW cor
Union and Mason
Chelini & Baccigalupi (Lorenzo Chelini and Agostino
Baccigalupi) fruits, NW cor Union and Mason
Chellgren Charles, hooker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Ws
Michigan, bet Napa and Shasta
Chellman Harr>', seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Chellstrand Jessie Mrs., r. 337 H Tenth
Cheminant Alexis S., bookkeeper William Letts Oli-
ver, r. Alameda
Cheneau Charles. French Zouaves. 537 Sacramento
Chenery Lizzie W., widow, r. 1439 Polk
Chenery Walter H., clerk, r. 2609 Sacramento
Chenevier Louis, r. 708 Commercial
Cheney Fanny Miss, r. 2032 Bush
Cheney Jesse, capitalist, r. 20 Montgomery
Cheney John E.,r. 706 California
Cheney John T., longshoreman, r. SW cor Broadway
and Davis
Cheney L. E. Mrs., r.609 Powell
Cheney MeiTick L., clerk SisBon, Wallace & Co., r.
Oakland
C'henne Menard, wood carver, 124 Main, r. 509 Vallejo
Chenot Eugene, wines and liquors, NW cor
Fourth and Folsom
Chenoweth Edward, painter Koch & Rogern, r. 114
Geary
Chenoweth W. H., Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Chepemich Louis, fruit and confectionery, SE cor
Stockton and Clay
Chepernich Steve (Chepemich * Co.) r. 2005 Polk
Chepemich & Co. (Steve Chepernich and John Poro-
bich), fruit, 2005 Polk
Chepu Louis, r. 141 Thirteenth
Cherelli Lorenzo, bootblack, r. 7 Lafayette PI
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES
Office, 33 Geary St.
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Cherelli Louis, Coopers' Pro. Assn., 767 Market
Cherigbino Giovanui, carpenter, r. 1610 Dupont, rear
Cberigbino Giovanni, marble cutter, r. 11 Union PI
Cherigbino Giovanni B., drayman, r. 7 Jasper PI
Cherigbino Luigi, vegetables, r. 14 Hinckley
Cherokee Flat Blue Gravel Mining Co. (Butte Co.,
Cal.) R. N. Van Brunt secretary, 318 Pine, room 6
Cherokee Mining Co. (Silver City, Nev.) W. E. Dean
secretary, 203 Bush, room 8
Cherry Addie C. Miee, assistant Union Primary School,
r. 32 John
Cherry Creek Consolidated Mining Co. (Cherry Creek,
Nev.) R. Wegener secretary, 414 California
Cherry Frank W., reporter Superior Court, Depart-
ment No. i, office 636 Clay, r. 32 John
Cherry John, miner, r. 12 Banks
Cherry John ■W.,6igu painter, 517 Cal., r. 32 John
Cbesarri Flora Mrs., r. Duncan Court, nr Broadway
Cbesebrougb A. (Williams, Dimond& Co.) r. Oakland
Cbesley Cbarles P., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 754 Howard
Chesley Frederick, deckhand tug Water Witch, r. 12
Washington
Chesley L. H. Mrs., widow, r. 2406 Mission
Chesneau E., rubber stamps, r. 105 Prospect PI
Chesney D.. r. 22 Hickory Av
Chessman Edward E., bootmaker EuUman, Salz& Co.,
X. 10 Dale PI
Chessman Joseph, blocks and pulleys, 18 Market, r.
Oakland
Chester , r. 912 Howard
Chester Andrew, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 239 Minna
Chester Charles, laundryman La Grande Laundry Co.,
r. E s Thirteenth, bet Folsom and Howard
Chester Dean R., mechanic, r. 1327?^ Minna
Chester Frederick, r. 127 Kearny
Chester Frederick (Frederick Chester & Co., r. Oak-
land
Chester Frederick & Co. (Frederick Chester) dry
goods, .34 and 36 Montgomery
Chester George, waiter Palace Hotel
Chester House, Mrs. M. A. Hall proptr, 106 Post
Chester George, special policeman, r. 1616 Pacific
Chestney B. L.. driver, r. 629 Clay
Chestnutwood John A., teacher Heald's Business Col-
lege, r. 1024 Mission
Cheston Georgianna, domestic 1575 Folsom
Chetwood Joseph T., clerk, r. 121S Mission
Chevalier Albert (F. Chevalier & Co.) r. 1009 Bu-
chanan
Chevalier Alonzo, weigher Bowes k Sullivan, r. 32
Second
Chevalier Charles, r. 919 Stockton
Chevalier F. & Co. (Fortune and Albert Cheva-
lier) Importers wines and liquors, 520 and 522
Washington
Chevalier Fortune (F. Chevalier & Co.) r. 421 Eddy
Chevalier George F., student, r. 421 Eddy
Chevalier James, clerk John M. Bower, r. 53 Natoma
Chevalier Linda, widow, r. 927 Washington
Chevalier Louis, r. 832 Folsom
Chevalier Louis, cooper, 612 Battery
Chevalley Marie, widow, r. Ill Virginia
Chevannier Armand, waiter Bocken & Baccala, r. 1611
Powell
Chevannier Gustine, widow, r. 1611 Powell
Chevassus Edward, paying teller Lazard Freres, and
agent French Board Underwriters, 205 Sansome,
r. 806 Stockton
Clievers William H., with George W. Eeed, 508
Battiry, r. 300 Lombard
Chevera William H. Mrs., widow, r. 309 Lombard
Chevesich Henry, bookkeeper French Savings and
Loan Soc, r. 1514 Powell
Chevigny Emile, r. 21 Virginia
Cheyne Robert, cigars and tobacco, 140 First
ChejTias Renaud (Cheyrias k Passet) r. Berkeley
Cheyrias & Passet (Renaud Cheyrias and Auguste
Passet) show cardwriters. Brooks, bet Market
and Geary
Chiappari Giovonni (Zeiro & Chiappari) r. 621 Bdwy.
Chiatovich Peter M., wines and liquors, 1201 Fill-
more
Chibokar M., Austrian Military and Benev. Assn, 310
O'Farrell
Ohibourg J., r. The Baldwin
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, H. P. Stanwood
agent, 2 New Montgomery
Chicago Bottling Co., Alexander Aronsohn agent,
1507 Folsom, bet Eleventh and Twelfth
Ctkicttgo Bre^very, H. Ahrens & Co. proptrs, 1420
and 1432 Pine
Chicago, Burlington and Qulncy Railroad, H. P.
Stanwood agent, 2 New Montgomery
Chicago Hotel, Mrs. E.W. Heimburg & Co. proptrs,
218-222 Pacific
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad, H. P. Stan-
wood agent, 2 New Montgomery
Chichester George, watchman freight dept Central
Pac. RR., r. 123 Fifth
Chichizola Anton (Gagliardo & Chichizola) r. 325
Broadway
Chick Anton A., liquor saloon, 1210 Market, r. 1118
Market
Chick Elwell, carpenter, 1309 Leavenworth
Chick H., student Heald's Business College
Chickering William H. (Chickering & Thomas) r.
Oakland
Chickering' <Si Sons' Pianos, L. E. Hammer
agent, 23 Dupont
Cliickering Si Thomas (William H. Chickering
and William Thomas) attorneys at law, 214 San-
some, rooms 13 and 14
Chico and Colusa Railroad Co., Henry Deas secretary,
44 Nevada Block
Chicolar Frank, bootblack, r. 444 3^ Jessie, rear
Chief East Extension Mining Co. (White Pine Co.,
Nev.) R.Wegener secretary, 414 California
Chief En^neer S. F. Fire Department, 235
Kearny
Chief of Police, old City Hall, first floor
Chief of the Hill Tunnel Co. (Bodie, Mono Co., Cal.)
E. F. Stone secretary, 306 Pine
Chieftain Gold Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) D. F.
Verdenal secretary, 6 and 7 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Chielovich Elia (E. Chielovich & Co,, and L. Rad-
ovich & Co.) and restaurant, 509 Clay, r. 1719
Pacific Av
Chielovich E. & Co, (Elia Chielovich and Laza-
rus Radovich) wholesale wines and liquors, 601
Front
Chielovich Mary Miss, bookkeeper E. Chielovich &
Co., r. 1719 Pacific Av
Chielovich Matthew, cook, r. 1003 Battery, rear
Chiesa .\ngelo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Chighisola Francisco, porter Sand Bros., r. ^ Jes-
sie
Child AmoB, r. 321 Pacific
Cbild Benjamin W., r. 1214 Union *
Child Edwin F., stockbroker, r. 1612 Washington
Child E. O., painter, r. 33 Hinckley
Child George B., bookkeeper, r. 1612 Washington
Cbild Pelig, clerk, r. 756 Folsom
Child Stanley F., night inspector Custom House, r.
249 Bitch
Child Thomas T., clerk Liddle & Kaeding, r. 215
Gough
Child. See Childs
Children's Day Home, 110 Hayes
Childress Prentiss, solicitor Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 331
Kearny
Childs A. J., picture dealer, 638 Market, r. Oakland
Childs Charles W., deputy clerk Justices' Court, r.
530 Pine
Childs Emma F. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 797 Mission
Childs F. C. Miss, r. 195 Hyde
Childs George, canvasser Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Co., r. 222 Fair Oaks
Childs George A., drayman Calif ornia Furniture Man-
ufacturing Co., r. 8 Elgin Park
Childs George E., bookkeeper Drake dt Emerson, r.
425 Post
Childs James M., carpenter, r. E s Broderick, bet Clay
and Sacramento
Childs Kate B. Miss, assistant Denman Grammar
School, r. 421 Hyde
Childs Maude, domestic 435 )j Stevenson
Childs Patrick G., salesmiin, r. 1 Eddy
Childs Perry G., mining! r- Occidental Hotel
Childs S. F., mining, r. 30 Post
Childs Walt«r C, president Yuma Mill and Mining
Co., 73 Nevada Block
Childs W. H., storekeeper U. S. Mint, r. 105 Grove
Childs William A., r. 923 Valencia
Childs. See Child
Chille Giovanni, laundryman, r. 2 Eohler Fl
Chilinl Giuseppe, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
China Traderii' Marine Insurance Co. (lim-
ited) Williams, Dimond k Co. agents, 202 Market
J. GUNDLACH & CO. C«r. M^tW Ueconi -po.m, «g^»^a^
CONTmENTAL SAFETY OIL ««o^^» «= ^^^^^v^^a^ HorsEHoi^D.
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Chinese Hospital, E b Montgomery Av, bet Pacific and
Broadway
Chinese Insurance Co. (limited) (marine of Hong
Kong) Degener & Co. general agents, 308 Cal.
Chinese Market, 731 Sacramento
Chinese Mission House (Baptist) Bev. J. B. Hartwell
missionary, 740 Washington
Chinese Mission House (Congregational) 5 Brenham
PI
Chinese Mission House (Methodist Episcopal) Rev.
Otis Gibson principal, 916 Washington
Chinese Mission House (Presbyterian) NE cor Sacra-
mento and Stockton
Chinese Mission House (Protestant Episcopal) 913
Clay
Chinese Mission School of the American Missionary
Assn, 5 Brenham PI, and Ns Mission, bet Twelfth
and Thirteenth
Chinese Theater, 626 Jackson
Chinese Theater (Grand) 8U Washington
Chinese Theater (New) 623 Jackson
Chinese Theater (Royal) 836 Washington
Chinese Women's Mission Home, 933 Sacramento
Chinn Bertha, domestic 829 Bush
Chinn Thomas W., clerk W. T. Coleman & Co.,r. 1299
Taylor
Chipchase John, cabinetmaker Southern Pac. RR., r.
16 Elgin Park
Chipchase John M., bookbinder A. Buswell & Co., r.
16 Elgin Park
Chipchase William J., foreman Pacific Iron Works, r.
1632 JiS Mission
Cliipley Tliomaa li. M. , attorney at law, 515 Cali-
fornia, rooms 1 and 2, r. 418 Hyde
Chipman Elizabeth C, widow, r. 505 Post
Chipman George, with Baldwin Theater, r. 313
Stockton
Chipman H. A., adjuster coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r.
609 Jones
Chipman Hattie MiS8,r. 426 O'Farrell
Chipman Isaiah M., millhand Horace Davis & Co., r.
619 Mission
Chipman Marshall M., physician, office and r. 810
Mission
Chinman William, master mariner, 416 Davis, r. 932
"clay
Chieholm Alexander, hamessmaker Main k. Winches-
ter, r. 22 Turk
Chish^m Alexander, painter, r. Turk Street Hotel
Chisholm Alexander, salesman Verdier, Moreau&Co.,
r. 2220 Jackson
Chisholm Archibald, assistant jailor County Jail, r.
230 Thirteenth
Chisholm Christopher, contractor, r. 523 Guerrero
Chisholm Collins E., r. 710 Ellis
Chisholm Daniel B., bookkeeper D. F. Verdenal, r.
Berkeley
Chisholm Daniel S., shipcarpenter, r. 321 Clem.
Chisholm Donald, woolgrader, r. 1159 Folsom
Chisholm Duncan, carpenter, r. 116 Ash Av
Chisholm Duncan, tailor, r. 7 Auburn
Chisholm Joseph, carpenter, 939 Folsom
Chisholm William, carpenter, r. 204 Ellis
Chisholm William, pressman Alta California, r. 710
Ellis
Chisholm William H., clerk Western Union Tele-
graph Co., r. 2806J4 Howard
Chisholm William T., r. 710 Ellis
Chisholm. See Chism
Chislor Frank, bootblack Joseph Sand, r. 444 Jessie,
rear
Chism Catherine, domestic 905 Sutter
Chism John, laborer, r. 33 Rausch
Chismore George, physician, olfice and r. 920 Market
Chissold Lillie Miss, actress, r. St. David's House
Chlssold Lotta Miss, actress, r. St. David's House
Chittenden Charles, seaman, r. 910 Laguna
Chittenden Hiram, farmer, r. 428 Broadway
Chittenden Henry R., clerk, r. St. James House
Chittenden Joseph G., millhand, r. 1216 Lagima
Cliittendeu N. W., attorney at law, 803 Montgomery
Chiucovich Peter, liquor saloon, SE cor Pacific and
Sansome
Chiucovich Stephen, chop house, 26><i Turk
Chiuda Vladimir, bookkeeper Marco Vulicevich, r.
Stockton, bet Greenwich and Vallejo
Chmeletzek Charles, cabinetmaker J. B. Luchsinger &
Co., r. 2208 Geary
Chodrick George, salesman Renton, Holmes & Co., r.
1016 Gapp
Chollar-Norcross-Savage Shaft Co. (Virginia City,
Nev.) W. E. Dean secretary, 203 Bush, room 8
Chollar Mining Co. (Virginia City, Nev.) W. E. Dean
secretary, 203 Bush, room 8
Ohonta Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) Lncien
Hermann secretary, 220 Sansome, room 5
Chord Jonathan S., attorney at law, r. Cosmopolitan
Hotel
Chovintsky Mrs., r. 1318 Dupont
Choynski Edward W., clerk I. N. Choynski, r. 127
O'Farrell
Choynski Herbert, bookkeeper I. N. Choynski, r. 127
O'Farrell
Choynski Isaiah (Choynski & Co.) r. The Windsor
Clioynski Isidor N., importer books and station-
ery, 34 Gearv, r. 127 O'Farrell
Choynski M. A., salesman I. N. Choynski, r. 127 O'Far-
rell
Choynski & Co. (Isaiah Choynski) curiosities, 28 San.
Choze Joseph, waiter Jean La ay, r. 327 Montgom-
ery Av
Chretien Baptiste F., drayman E. G. Lyons & Co., r.
826 k> Pacific
Chretien Baptiste F. Jr., clerk J. Cerf & Co., r.
826}^ Pacific
Chretien Jonn M., attorney at law, 230 Montgomery,
room 9, r. 804 Bush
Chretien Jules, fruits, 402 Geary
Christ Edward, liquor saloon, NE cor Washington and
Montgomery, r. 1603 Jones
Christ George, bookkeeper Koehler & Ritter, r. 1537
Laguna
Christ John, milkman, r. NEcor Church and Thirtieth
Christ John, proprietor Europa Brewery, Nebraska,
nr Serpentine Av
Christ Joseph, cook Albert J. BorJenave, r. 706 Mont.
Christ Robert, confectioner Westerfeld i Page, r. 207
Powell
Christ Samuel, dealer diamonds, r. 751 Harrison
Christal Thomas, guard House of Correction
Christen Charles, Swiss Benev. See, 109 Montgomery
Christen Claus W., compositor, r. 1604 Bush
Christen Ferdinand, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Mont.
Christen Harry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Christen Isidor, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Christen Jean, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Christen William, compositor S. F. Abend Post, r.
2420 Post
Christensen Charles, r. 1707 Dupont
Christensen Charlotte Mrs., dressmaker, 409 Fell
Christensen Christ, cook, r. 36 Francisco
Christensen Christ, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Christensen Erick, drayman Wleland Brothers, r. 409
Fell
Christensen F. H. C, liquor saloon, 245 Townsend
Christensen Frederick, waiter James Reed, r. 906
Stockton
Christensen Gustavus A. E. (Trumpour h Christen-
sen) dentist, office and r. 2021 Mission
Christensen Hans (Christensen & Nelson) r. cor Front
and Oregon
Christensen Hans P., brewer Cal. Brewery, r. 8W cor
Serpentine Av and Twenty-sixth
Christensen Harry, captain schr Katy Holmes, Eureka
Dock
Christensen Henry P., longshoreman, r. 745^ Folsom
Christensen Hugh, farmer, r. 12 Washington
Christensen Jacob P., porter Richard P. Tenney, r. 13
Polk
Christensen John, captain schr S. M. Coombs, r. 220
Francisco, rear
Christensen John M., drayman John Skinker, r. E s
Illinois, bet Sierra and Shasta
Christensen John, laborer Superintendent of Streets,
r. l'>25 Mason
Christensen John, seaman schr William Frederick,
Pacific .St. Wharf
Christensen Lars, laborer, r. NE cor Vallejo and
Front
Christensen Jurgen, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Christensen Martin A., clerk Hans Ravn, r. 8W cor
Dupont and Union
Christensen Maxwell, first officer strar El Capitan,
Oakland Ferry, r. 501 Broadway
Christensen Paul, seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Sydney
Christensen Peter, mate schr Abbe, Third St. Wharf
Christensen Rice, gardener, r. 1840 California
Christensen Robert, fireman stmr Alexander Duncan,
r. 3:i3 Bryant, rear
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE.
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Established, S.F., 1863, 135 Montgomery.
■ nUJiO I RinDDICnM l»aa the most select stock of all the leadlngr varieties of
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ChristenseD Theodore, cooper Fulda Brothers & Co.i
r. Alameda
ChristeDsen & Nelson (Hans Christenseu and ObriH.
Nelson) restaurant, 13 Pacific
Cbristensen. See Christiansen and ChristianBon
Cbristeuson Andrew, teamster. Pier 9 Stenart, r. 123C^
Folsom
Christenson Oliver H., captain scbr Bill the Butcher,
r. 734 Hayes
Christian Alonzo, coachman Walter N. Hawley, r. E s
Fillmore, bet Grove and Hayes
Christian Anton (Brarens & Christian) r. W s Kansas,
nr Colusa
Christian C, quartermaster Pacific Mail SS. City of
Peking
Christian Charles, hostler Dwight C. King, r. 1608
West Mission
Cbriatian Christopher, milkman, E s Gunnison Ay, ur
Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Christian Conrad, salesman, r. 935 Sacramento
Christian Edwin J., contractor, r. 1807 Mission
Christian Frank, expressman, r. Pacific Railroad
House
Christian Frederick, milker Tuner & Simon, r. An-
derson, nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Christian Harry, seaman schr Mary Bubne, r. Key-
stone HoTise
Christian John, seaman U. S. Bevenue stmr Bichard
Rush
Christian Joseph, milker Nager & Brother, r. Fif-
teenth Av, nr H, South S. F.
Christian Louis, seaman, r. Keystone House
Christian Louis, varnisher Hermann Granz, r. 315
Hayes
Christian Michael (Christian & Bean) r. 131 Third
Christian Pauline, domestic 540 McAllister
Christian Richard, dyer and scourer, cor Gougb and
. Fulton, office 41 Geary, r. 4143^ Fulton
Christian Sophia, widow, bakery, 842 Vallejo
Christian & Beau (Michael Christian and Eugene H.
Bean) horse clippers, 821 Geary
Christiani E., molder National Iron Works, r. corDore
and Harrison
Christiani Speodo, Cabinet Makers Union, 912 Market
Christiani Theodore, wood carver J. B. Luchsiuger &
Son. r. 427 Grove
Christiani Theodore, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, r.
425 Grove
Christiani William, molder, r. 205 Langton
Christiansen Abraham, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Christiansen AudruB, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Christiansen Charles, seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Chester
Christiansen Charles, seaman, r. 732 Folsom
Christiansen Christiua Mrs., midwife, r. 732 Folsom
Christiansen Denes, cabinetmaker, r. 2329 Harrison
Christiansen Hans, gardener William Patterson, r. W
s San Bruno Road, nr Twenty-ninth
Christiansen Hans, laborer, r. 745)^ Folsom
Christiansen Henry, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Christiansen Henry O., captain' barkentine Modoc, r.
Oakland
Christiansen J., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Christiansen James, gardener, r. SW cor Franklin and
Sacramento
Christiansen James, laborer Siegfried's Hotel, 228 Bush
Christiansen James, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Chris;ianscn Jans, cabinetmaker, r. 2329 Harrison
Christiansen John, seaman, SS. Areata, Pacific St.
Wharf
Christiansen John, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Christiansen Louis, seaman schr Fairy Queen,
Battery St. Wharf
Christiansen Michael P., engineer Thomas Jones, r.
82 Bay
Christiansen Paul, laborer Siegfried's Hotel, 228 Bush
Christiansen Anna, domestic 1324 Sutter
Chrirtianson Antonio. Lumbermen's Protective Union,
71 New Montgomery
ChriBtianson Charles, seaman SS. Oregon
Ohristianson George, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Christianson Henry, engineer, r. 68 Minna
Christianson Heury, seaman schr C. H. Merchant,
Beale St. Wharf
Christianson N., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Christianson N. Otto, porter Gutta Percha Rubber
Mauuf. Co., r. 212 Minna
Christianson. See Cbristensen and Christiansen
Christie Alexander, carpenter Albert Washburn, r. 1
Hampton PI
Christie Alexander, calker, r. 8 b Day bet Church and
Sanchez
Christie Edward, quartermaster Pacific Mail SS. Aus-
tralia
Christie George, paperhanger George W. Clark, r. 616
Capp
Christie Henry, stock speculator, r. 465 Jessie
Christie Henry P., foreman machinist Joshua Hendy,
r. 1848 Stevenson
Christie Robert, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 1
Hampton PI
Christie Robert, policeman City Hall, r. 1033 Twen-
tieth
Christie. See Christy
Christin Charles, liquor saloon, 313 Hayes
Christin Louis, clerk Charles Christin, r. 313 Hayes
Christine Edoardo, milker Antone Emhoff, r. Eigh-
teenth Av, bet F and G, South S. F.
Christjansen John, carpenter, r. 119 Jackson
Christman Henry, carpenter, r. 125 Olive Av
Christmann William, clerk William C. Miller, r. SE
cor Stockton and Pacific
Christmas Kate, widow, r. 36 Frederick
Christnot William, compositor E. C. Hughes, r. 763
Mission
Christofifersen Anthony, shipsmith Hugh Crockard,
r. Oakland
Christofifersen Julius, carpenter, r. 1135 3^ Harrison
Christoffersen Peter, master mariner, r. 519 Third
Christon John, milkman, r. N s California Av, bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth Avs
Christopher B. K., with C. F. Whitton, r. 521 Stev.
Christopher B. R., dentist, 135 Kearny
Christopher John, captain schr S. M. Coombs, Larue's
Wharf
Christopher Julius, shaper Kragen & Geist, r. 10
Boardman PI
Christopher Louis, cigars, tobacco, and barber, 1405
Polk. r. 1010 JiJ Larkin
Christopher Telfer, dentist, 135 Kearny
Christopher William H., coachman, r. 1308 Steiner
Christopherson Frederick, laborer John Reagan
Christopherson Martin, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Christy Charles, longshoreman, r. 405 Main
Christy James, shipsmith, 126 Berry, r. W 8 Missis-
sippi, bet Mariposa and Solano
Christy Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 1115 Broadway
Christy Mill and Mining Company (Silver Reef, Utah)
George R. Spinney secretary, 310 Pine, room 44
Christy Nellie Miss, actress, r. 944 Howard
Christy Robert, carpenter, r. SW cor Connecticut and
Santa Clara
Christy Robert F.. blacksmith, r. W s Mississippi, nr
Solano
Christy Simeon P. (Christy & Wise) r. 206 Kearny
Cliristy 6i Wise (Simeon P. Christy and Thomas
Denigan) wool commission merchants, 607 Front
Christy. See Christie
Chronicle (daily and weekly) Charles De Young &
Co. proptrs, office and editorial rooms NE cor
Kearny and Bush
Chronicle Buildings, NE cor Kearny and Bush
Chronicle House, William Abbott proptr, 32 Fourth
Chroniger Susan W., Mrs., dressmaker, 115 Stockton
Chrysolite Mining Co. (Lake Co., Cal.) George C.
Pratt secretary, 25 Nevada Block
Ohrystal Peter, capitalist, r. Grand Hotel
Chrystal Peter J., r. 521 Folsom
Chudley W. M., grain speculator, r. Montgomery's
Hotel
Chule Charles F., teamster, r. 513 Twenty-sixth
Church Albert R. (DoUiver a Brother) r. 2208 Steiner
Chiurch Andrew 8. (Church & Co.) r.620 Tyler
Church Benjamin T., housemover John 8. Stratton,
r. 134 Fourth
Church Catherine C, widow, r. 317 First
Church Diantha, widow, r. 955 Bryant
Church Edward J., clerk Charles McC. Delany, r. 317
First
Church Frank A., bookkeeper, r. 2727 California
Church George, bartender Thomas W. Brennan
Church Henry, longshoreman Menzies, Bingham k
Co.
Church Isaac S., inspector Custom House, r. 2727 Calt-
fomia
Church James C, r. 1006 Pine
Church J. H., capitalist, r. 729 Green
Church Joseph W., clerk Surveyor's Office Custom
House, r. Oakland
Church M. A. Mrs., r. 115 Powell
WINDOW SHADES.
Manufacturer of fine "WINDOW
SHADES for Private Resi-
dences, Stores, Offices, etc., etc.
GEO. W.CLARK,
645 Market Street,
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
TITHOLESAXiK
HARDtTARE,
Corner Blarket and Front Streota.
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Church Samuel W., foreman Resources of California,
r. Brooklyn Hotel
Cburcb Seymour R., importer and dealer foreign
and domestic coal, office and yard NW cor Main
and Folsom, branch 119 Dupont, r. 572 Harrison
Church Thomas R., mining, 49 Merchant's Exchange,
r. 719 Bush
Church T. P. Mrs., r. 130 Tyler
Churth T.W., r. 572 Harrison
Church William A., proptr Empire Lodging House,
636 Commercial
Church W. S., printer, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Church & Co. (Andrew S. Church) importers and
jobbers fruits, fancy groceries, and ■wholesale
fireworks, 405 Front, room 13
Churchill Frederick, clerk James A. Hunter, r. Oak-
land
Churchill George, boxmaker, r. 639 Mission
Churchill Harry B., teamster, r. 212 Steuart, rear
Churchill Henry, teamster, r. 8W cor Jackson and
Drumm
Churchill James, route agent U. S. Railway Mail Serv-
ice, r. Stockton
Churchill Norman B., driver Wheeland Bro8.,r. 1861 Jj
Stevenson
Churchill William, bookkeeper Raymond & Wilshire,
r. 715 Howard
Churchill William B., mining, r. American Exchange
Hotel
Chiirchward John, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont.
Churchward L. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 520 Taylor
Churchward Thomas, packer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1016
Montgomery
Chute Alauson W., gasfltter, r. 69 Brady
Chute Ann, domestic 8:i9 O'Farrell
Chute Howard, fisherman, r. Keystone House
Chute, Richard, shipping agent, 610 Front, room 14, r.
1132 Sutter
Chute Robert, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Cia Domenico, vegetables, 64 Colombo Market
Ciarlo Francesco, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Cibiry John, r. 632 Green, rear
Cibulski Charles, musician, r. Thoroughfare Hotel
Cicchi Ludovico, Italian paste manuf , 433 Broadway
Cicott Frank X., coiner U. S. Mint, r. 8 Mason
Cider Cresar, baker Julius Weber, r. SE cor Howard
and Eleventh
Cielly Joseph L., commission merchant, r. 419 Sutter
Cienaga Auastacio, expressman, cor Vallejo and Du-
pont, r. 1613 Powell
Clenega Gertrudis, widow, r. 1613 Powell
Cienega Isabel, dressmaker, 1613 Powell
Cilley S. F., driver Roundey & Co., r. Brooklyn
Cills Arthur W., register clerk Western Union Tel.
Co., r. .524 Chestnut
Cills James H., agent Western Fire and Marine Insur-
ance Co. of California, 409 California, r. 624
Chestnut
Cills John W., watchman, r. 418 Brannan
Cima G., framemaker Lippi Bros., r. 765 Market
Cima Virginia L. Mrs., r. 510 Franklin
Cimeutal Ilario, saddler, r. 1109 Kearny
Cincinnati Brewery, Q. A. Bauer proptr, 8W cor Pul-
ton and Lyon
Cincinnati Hotel, Meyer & Burmeister proptrs, 529
Valencia
Cincolta Giovanni, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Cinoga Buenaventura V., lithographer, r. 812 Vallejo
Cipf John P., bookkeeper, r. 1323 Jj Natoma
Ciphers David C, pop-corn stand. Woodward's Oar-
dens, r. 117 Mason
Cipolloni Germano, artificial marbler, r. 223 Leav.
Ciprico Anita Mrs., widow, r. 2312 Mission
Ciprico Ella L. Miss, assistant Shotwell St. Primary
School, r. 2312 Mission
Ciprico Eva Miss, principal San Bruno Primary
School, r. 2312 Mission
Ciprico Ferdinand D., night inspector Custom HonsA
r. 2312 Mission
Ciprico George M., president Cumberland Mining
Co., 417 California, r. 2312 Mission
Ciprico Henri, tanner Laguna Tannery, r. 8W cor Fil-
bert and Van Ness Av
Ciprico Samuel, wheelwright H. M. Black & Co., r.
2.312 Mission
Cirech Louis, cook French Hospital
Cirello Domenico, bootblack, 645 Washington, r. 640
Filbert
Cirello Giovanni, bootblack, 645 Washington, r. 640
Filbert
Citizens' Fire Insurance Co. (of St. Louis)
E. D. Farnsworth & Sons general agents, 202 San-
some, room 1
Citka Joseph, jeweller, r. 448 Jessie, rear
Citron Julia Miss, assistant librarian Free Public
Library, r. 30 John
Citron Moritz L., commission merchant, r. 30 John
Citron Raphael, law student B. S. Brooks, r. 30 John
Citti Charles, wood engraver, 605 Montgomery
City Advertisinjw and Bill Posting Co., Alex-
ander Badlam president, 626 Commercial
City and County AUns House, San Miguel or
Mission Ocean House Road, 4 miles from old
City Hall
City and County Assessor, new City Hall, first
floor
City and County Attorney, new City Hall,
third floor
City and County Auditor, new City Hall,
first floor
City and County Clerk, old City Hall, first
floor
City and County Coroner, 16 O'Farrell
City and County Hospital, Es Potrero Av,
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
City and County House of Correction, old
San 3os6 Road, nr Industrial School
City and County Industrial School, old
San Jose Road, 5 miles from old City Hall
City and County Jail, N s Broadway, bet
Kearny and Dupont
City and County License Collector, new
City Hall, basement
City and County Morgue, 16 O'Farrell
City and County Pliysician, 514 Kearny
City and County Recorder, Hall of Records.
new City Hall
City and County Superintendent Contmon
ScUools, n(tw City Hall, third floor
City and County Surveyor, new City Hall,
first floor
City and County Tax Collector, new City
Hall, first floor
City and County Treasurer, new City Hall,
first floor
City Argus (weekly) Argus Publishing Co. pub-
lishers, 405 Kearny
City Cab and Carriage Stables, Frederick G.
J. Margetson proptr, 180 Jessie
City Cemetery, Albert P. Stanyan superintendent, N
of Point Lobos Av, W of Thirty-third Av
City Front House, Dennis Dowd proptr, 625 Davis
City Hall (new) SE cor McAllister and Larkin
City Hall (old) £ s Kearny, bet Washington and
Merchant
City Hall Commissioners, office new City Hall
Rrounds, junction McAllister and Park Av
City HaU Livery Stables, Eliphalet C. Palmer
projjtr, NE cor 'ryler and Leavenworth
City Iron Works, Low & Chartrey proptrs, 26 and 28
Fremont
City Laundry, Gunn & Medland proptrs, 948 Folsom
City Marble Works, Ulysses Grossinl proptr,
1049 Market
City of Paris, Vordier, Moreau k Co. proptrs, NE
cor Montgomery and Sutter
City Pound, N s California, bet Walnut and Laurel
City Railroad Co., M. E. Willis secretary, Elon
Dowitt superintendent, office and depot W a Mis-
sion, bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
City Transit Co. and Ten Cent Parcel
Delivery, R. L. Freeman proptr, H. C. Dodge
manager, 16 Post
Claassen Andrew, seaman Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Claassiu Jacob (P. it J. Claasseu) r. 226 Second
Claasseu John, decorator, r. 228 Bush
Claasseu P. & J., liq>ior saloon, 1 Front
Claassen Peter (P, & J. Claasseu) r. 226 Second
Clabrougli Jane, widow, r. 15 John
ClabrouHh John P. (J. P. Clabrough & Brother) r.
Euf^land
ClabnuKli Joseph (J. P. Clabrough & Brother) r.
Eiiglnnd
Clabrough J. P. & Brother (John P. and
Joseph Clabrough) pun, pistol and rifie manufac-
turers, 630 Montgomery
Clack William (Wallazz k Clack) r. .302 Lily Av
ClaflTey Charles, mercantile lunch, 212 Ssnsome,
r. Lick House
OUffey Daisy Miss, seamstress, r. 14 Eddy
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, ""^"'"o Sp*.^r•o■•«?7i.'""'^''"''
I MAPnnMniinU iaiporter of and dealer in coai^ and pig iron,
J, nriAl/UUIlUUun, 41 MmUet street, corner Sp
Spear.
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Claffey Edward, merchant, r. 541 Sixteenth
Clatfey Friineee, widow, r. 1327 Pacific
Claffty J., blacksmith N. B. and Mission RR.
Clafift-y James, porter Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r.
457 Bryant
Claflfey John, boilermaker Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 6
Rincon Av
Claffey John, dummj-man, r. 541 Sixteenth
Clafley Patrick, laborer, r. 308 Downey
Clahan Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 24 Minna
Clair Charles, cook Overland House
Clair Philip, gardener, r. 1624 West Mission
Clair William, extraman Engine No. 1, S. F. F. D.,r.
419 Pacific
Clair. See Clare
Claire Frank, actor Adelphi Theater, r. 52 Second
Clairbome Austin, painter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2433
Buchanan
Clairbome James H., superintendent lamplighters S.
F. Gas Light Co., r. 2433 Buchanan
Claimiont Alonzo, r. 65 Thirteenth
Clairmont Hector, r. 65 Thirteenth
Clairmont Ralph, merchant, r. 65 Thirteenth
Clairville Walter, first officer stmr Capital, Oak-
land Ferry, r. 68 Minna
Clancey Angela, domestic 1011 Bush
Claucey Morris, horseahoer Timothy J. Crowley, r.
North Pacific Hotel
Clancey Patrick, laborer, r. 108 Clinton
Clancey Thomas, fireman stmr Yosemite, r. 13 Clay
Clancy Elizabeth, widow, r. 437 Minna
Clancy Ella, domestic 515 Tyler
Clancy Henry, laborer Mission Rock, r. 175 Minna
Clancy James, expressman, SE cor Fourth and Berry,
r. 610 Fourth
Clancy James, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 554 Stev.
Clancy James, poultry raiser, r. NE cor Twenty-sec-
ond and Eureka
Clancy John, r. 951 Mission
Clancy John, butler 801 Sutter
Clancy John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Clancy John, painter, 1009 Folsom
Clancy John, solicitor, r. Baker, bet Post and Geary
Clancy John, steward, r. 413 Hyde
Clancy Maurice, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Clancy Michael, carpenter Mtnti Iron Works, r. 60
Everett
Clancy Morris, hostler John F. Willson, r. 126 Ellis
Clancy Owen, coachman John Parrott, r. 620 Fol-
som
Clancy Owen H., groceries and liquors, Elizabeth, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Clancy Patrick, bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 18 Lafayette
Clancy Patrick, cooper, r. 325 Minna
Clancy Patrick, miner, r. Bootz Hotel
Clancy Patrick, nurseryman, NE cor California and
Walnut
Clancy Patrick B., teamster Glover & Willcomb, r. 28
Boardman
Clancy Philip, laborer, r. N s Thirtieth, bet Sanchez
and Church •
Clancy Richard, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Clancy Thomas, calker Middlemas & Boole
Clancy Thomas, carpenter, r. 414 Folsom
Clancy Thomas, carriage blacksmith M. J. McCue &
Co., r. 1008 Pacific
Clancy Thomas B., porter Baker & Hamilton, r. 416
Stevenson
Clancy Thomas C, r. 9 Perry
Clancy. See Clancey
Clane John, cooper, r. 703}^ Davis
Clannon Anna Teresa, widow, r. NE cor Chestnut and
Dupont
Clapham Charles F., clerk, r. 421 Harrison
Clapp Clark, proptr Adams House, 519 Sacramento, r.
706 California
Clapp Edward L., bookkeeper Clark Clapp, r. 706 Cal.
Clapp Edward L. (Clapp & Jessup) r. 920 Larkin
Clapp Edward S., clerk, r. 1617 Larkin
Clapp Frank, laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.,
r. 507 Shotwell
Clapp Helen M. Miss, teacher Willcox & Gibbs Sewing
Machine Co., r. 17 Third
Clapp Milton B., r. 1231 Washington
Clapp R. M., r. 905 Market
Clapp & Jessup (Edward L. Clapp and Andrew J. Jes-
sup) proptrs Pioneer Drug Mills, NE cor Mission
and Fremont
Clar Iron, plumber, r. 1220 Polk
Clar John, translator U. 8. Surveyor-General's Office,
r. 1220 Polk
Clar John C. Mrs., toys and fancy goods, 1220 Polk
Clar Lawrence F., principal telegraph dept Pac.
Business College, r. 1220 Polk
Clar Maurice D., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1220
Polk
Clara Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (Black Hilla,
Dakota) D. F. Verdenal secretary, 6 and 7 S. F.
Stock Exchange Building
Clare James, laborer, r. 1 Gilbert
Clare Jane, domestic 1615 Washington
Clare John, clothing, 105 Jackson
Clare William, extraman Engine No. 1, S. F. F. D.,
and lamplighter 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 419 Pac
Clare. See Clair
Clarenbach Charles, salesman Fleishman, Sichel &
Co., r. 32 Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Clarence Bettie Misa, teacher, r. 8 Langton
Clarence Edmund, steward Harry Bernhammer, r.
949 Mission
Clarence Henry, assistant South Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, r. 6 Langton
Clarence William, clerk H. Lash, r. 6 Langton
Clarendon House, Mrs. Susan Rhodes proprietress,
NE cor Folsom and Second
Clarendon House, Mrs. E. P. Warburton proprietress,
142 M Fourth
Clarendon Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) Henry E. Mil-
ler secretary, 405 California
Clarfield Thomas, laborer, r. 28 Clinton, rear
Claresy Emanuel, porter Johnston & Veasey, r. 228
Sixth
Clark , laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. Bernal
Heights
Clark , mining, r. 235 Kearny
Clark Abraham D., umbrellamaker John C. Barr &
Co., r. 317 Bush
Clark A. C. Mrs., r. 1424 Howard
Clark Ada Mrs., dancing academy, 211 Sutter
Clark Agnes, widow, r. 832 Valencia
Clark A. K., secretary Seattle Coal and Transporta-
tion Co., 34 Market, r. Oakland
Clark Alice, widow, r. 423 Clementina
Clark Amos F., whitener, r. 5 Polk Lane
Clark Ann, domestic 1117 Washington
Clark Ann, widow, r. 38 Stanly PI
Clark Ann W. G., widow, r. SW cor Green and Leav.
Clark Anna, domestic 1008 Van Ness Av
Clark Annie Miss, r. 20 Russ
Clark Annie, domestic 2614 Pacific Av
Clark Anson, Jour. Ship-wTight's Assn, 71 New Mont.
Clark A. T., bookkeeper Henry G. Fiske, r. 819 Mar-
ket
Clark Benjamin, clerk collection dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 29 Dupont
Clark Bernard, merchant, r. 599 Ellis
Clark Brothers (Michael and Francis) proptrs
New Easle Soap Works, E s Nebraska, bet Center
and El Dorado
Clark C. A., teamster, r. 504 Third
Clark Carl H., clerk general freight office Central Pac.
RR., r. Oakland
Clark Carrie F., widow, r. 421 Fourth
Clark Charles, adjuster fire insurance, r. 725 Pine
Clark Charles, attorney at law, 515 California, r.
2009 Jackson
Clark Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Clark Charles, watchman Pac. Mail 88. City of Pa-
nama
Clark Charles F., bookkeeper Miller & Van Wyck, r.
604 Guerrero
Clark Charles H., cashier Palace Hotel, r. 2356 Mission
Clark Charles H., salesman £. H. Junes & Co., r. 524
Jones
Clark Charles K., bookkeeper James E. Gordon& Co.,
r. Berkeley
Clark Daniel, currier James Meehan, r. 628 Hickory
Av
Clark Daniel, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Clark Daniel W., plumber, r. 930 Market
Clark Dorcas Mrs., vice-principal Girl's High School,
r. 1021 Hayes
Clark D. P., student Barnard's Business College, r.
Oakland
Clark E. A., physician, 40^ Geary, room 7
Clark Edgar B., carpenter and builder, r. 816 Jackson
Clark Edward, carpenter, r. 607 Linden Av
Clark Edward, teamster A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 327
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Clark Edward, teamster Heman C. Elliot, r. NW cor
Seventh and Folson
Clark Edwin, master mariner, r. NE cor Thirteenth
and Harrison
Clark E. G. Mrs., widow, forewoman F. H. Busby, r.
7 Montgomery Av
Clark E. J. Mrs., widow, r. 1931 Geary
Clark Eli W., carpenter and builder, r. 1111 Folsom
Clark Eliza A. Miss, r. 1330 Ellis
Clark Elizabeth, domestic 1020 Hyde
Clark Ella A. Miss, assistant Turk St. School, r. Ber-
keley
Clark Ellen Mies, seamstress Pac. Spring Mattrass
Co. , r. 8E cor Shotwell and Sixteenth
Clark Emma, widow, r. 22 Zoe
Clark E. N. Mrs., widow, r. 2026 Bush
Clark E. S. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 253 Minna
Clark Eugene A., pressman P. J. Thomas, r. 914 Lyon
Clark F. E., porter George C. Shreve & Co., r. 721
Vallejo
Clark Francis (Clark Bros.) r. W s Nebraska, bet Six-
teenth and El Dorado
Clark Francis E., teamster A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 327
Jessie
Clark Frank, r. Ill Silver
Clark Frank, cardriver Central KE., r. 4133^ Sixth
Clark Frank, carpenter, r. Chapultepec, nr Cortland
Av, B. H.
Clark Frank, watertender Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Clark George (Clark & Webster) r. 64 Tehama
Clark George, boarding and lodging, 110 Pacific
Clark George, contractor, r. 101 San Jose Av
Clark George, cardriver Central Pac. RR., r. ilSJfi
Sixth
Clark Georgre A. & Brother, Clark's O. K. T.
spool cotton and Milward's Helix needles, 511
Market
Clark George D.. manager Pacific Pottery, 1047 Mar-
ket, r. 935 Howard
Clark George E., r. 7 Delgado
Clark George G., chief clerk forwarding dept Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 1022 Vallejo
Clark George H., poultry and game, 430 Third, r. 226
Sixteenth
Clark George R., night clerk Post OflSce, r. Oakland
Clark George R., tinsmith Elder &Dobbie, r. 412 Fell
Clark George S., teamster Collins & Tuttle, r. 962
Mission
Clark George W., conductor Southern Pac. RR., r.
Alameda
Clark Georg'e W. , importer paperhangings and
manuf wiudow shades, 645 Market, r. 720 Union
Clark Harry, clerk D. Mendelson, r. 1312 Broderick
Clark Hawkins, dealer office furniture, 531 California,
r. 211 Sutter
Clark H. B., water tender Pacific Mail S3. South Caro-
lina
Clark Helen, domestic 701 Stockton
Clark Henry, driver Omnibus RR.
Clark Henry C, captain schr National, r. Alameda
Clark Henry D., engineer M. P. & M. dept Central
Pac. RR., r. 315 Capp
Clark Henry J., mining, r. 235 Kearny
Clark Henry J., switchman Southern Pac. RR., r. NE
cor Alabama and Santa Clara
Clark Henry R., shipping clerk, r. 429 Greenwich
Clark Herbert, milker Megilligan & Clark, r. San Jos^
Road, nr Industrial School
Clark Horafio, bookbinder, r. Oak Grove House
Clark Hugh R., plasterer, r. 33f> Shipley
Clark Hugh W., carpenter and builder, r. 1330 Ellis
Clark 1. Mordecai, r. 252fi California
Clark Isaac C, with Central Pac. RR., r. 541 Fourth
Clark James, blacksmith helper Carvill Manuf. Co.,
r. cor McAllister and Devisadero
Clark James, clerk Frederick Brampton, r. 627 Hick-
ory Av
Clark James, drayman Christopher B. Rode, NE cor
Front and Pine
Clark James, driver N. B. and Mission RR., r 829 Fol.
Clark James, fireman Pacific Coast SS. State of Cali-
fornia
Clark James, gasfitter Bush St. Theater, r.213 Fourth
Clark James, joiner, r. 72« Lombard
Clark James, laborer, r. 3(>M Tehama
Clark James, planer, r. 312 Sixth
Clark James, plasterer, r. SW cor Guerrero and Clin-
ton Park
Clark James, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Clark James, beaman, r. 134 Steuart
Clark James, salesman Dennis A. Healey, r. 411}$
Turk
Clark James Jr., helper Byron Jackson, r. NAV cor
Broderick and Beach
Clark James E., cook George Clark, r. 110 Pacific
Clark James H., salesman Rudolf Hochkofler, r 38
Stanlev PI
Clark James H. Mrs., r. 107 O'Farrell
Clark James L., night watchman, r. 559 Howsrd
Clark James Q., expressman, r. E s Chattanooga, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Clark James R., chemist, r. NW cor Beach and Brod-
erick
Clark James W.,melter, melter and refiner's deptU. S.
Mint, r. 221 Sixth
Clark Jane A., r. 814 California
Clark Jane T., widow, r. 614 Capp
Clark Jenny Mrs., r. 405 O'Farrell
Clark J. Fessenden, salesman I. S. Van Winkle k Co.,
r. 619 Harrison
Clark J. M., seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Clark J. M., shoemaker Jory Bros., r. 337 Hayes
Clark John, r. Terminal Hotel
Clark John, carpenter Moore Bros., r. 24 Ellis
Clark John, extraman Engine No. 9, 8, F. F. D., r. 78
Natoma
Clark John, laborer Presidio Reservation
Clark John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Clark John, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Clark John, seaman stmr Empire, Pacific St. Wharf
Clark John, seaman tug Richard Holyoke, Harrison St.
Wharf
Clark John, shoemaker S.W. Levy, r. 148 Clarra
Clark John B., porter, r. 417 Bush
Clark John C, salesman D. Samuels, r.Ahlborn House
Clark John G., chief teller Bank of California, r. SW
cor Leavenworth and Green
Clark John H., cabinetmaker, r. W 8 Church, bet Jer-
sey and Twenty-fifth
Clark John H., machinehand Moore & Wilkie, r. Oak-
land
Clark John J., student Barnard's Business College, r.
Oakland
Clark John P., laborer freight dept Central Pac. ER.
Clark John v., clerk auditor Central Pac. RR., r. 221
Sixth
Clark Joseph, r. 131 Montgomery
Clark Joseph, r. 646 Howard
Clark Joseph, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1122 Larkin
Clark Joseph, gasfitter William E. Lane, r. 8 Pleasant
Clark Joseph, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 22 Steuart
Clark Joseph B., carpenter, r. 373 Minna
Clark Joseph J., blacksmith, r. SsElUs, nr Devisadero
Clark Joseph K., homceopathic physician, 32 >4 Geary,
r. 2210 Mission
Clark Joseph M., boots and shoes, 337 Hayes
Clarlc Joseph R. Jr., attorney at law, 420 Mont-
gomery, room 8, r. 428 Twenty-fourth
Clark J. P., brakeman Southern Pac. RR.
Clark Judson H., baker, r. 901 Twenty-third
Clark J.W. Mrs., widow, r. 619 Harrison
Clark J.Wilbur, roofer Henry G. Fiske, r. 22 Steuart
Clark King, porter H. Siering & Co., 19 Montgomery
Clark Laura Miss, r. 1822 Sacramento
Clark. Leonard S., attorney at law, 606 Montgom-
ery, room 23, r. 2011 Howard
Clark Lewis C with Truman S. Clark & Co., r. 113
Polk
Clark Lizzie, domestic 1911 Laguna
Clark L. N., physician, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Clark Lorenzo B., confectioner, r. NW cor Polk »nd
Lombard
Clark Lottie, domestic 226 Fifth
Clark Lydia, widow, dressmaker, r 229 Eighth
Clark Lydia A. Mrs., r. St. James House
Clark Maggie, domestic 1310 Geary
Clark Martin (Martin & Horton) r. 922 Vallejo
Clark Mary, domestic 1231 Washington
Clark Mary Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 1406 Powell
Clark Mary E., widow, r. 41214 Fell
Clark Matthew H.. driver Potrero and B.V. RR., r. cor
Kentucky and Humboldt
Clark M. H., laborer Pac. KoUlug Mill
Clark Michael, longshoreman, r. 625 Davis
Clark Michael, wood and coal, 1537 Howard
Clark Michael (Clark Brothers) r. W a Nebraska, bet
Sixteenth and El Dorado
Clark Michael H., engineer, r. N 8 Sierra, bet Louisi-
ana and Maryland
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Clark N. , proptr Pacific Pottery, office 1047 Market,
r. Sacramento
Clark Nathan, barber, r. 7 Delgado
Clark Nettie Miss, r. 1018 Market and 13 Eddy
Clark O., toolmaker Frederick Krajewskl, r. 1202 Fol-
som
Clark Osmer N., steward Pacific Mail SS. City of Pan-
ama, r. 1202 Folsom
Clark Osmer N. W., bagpiler E. Detrick & Co., r. 1202
Folsom
Clark Patrick, driverCity RE., r. 13363^ Natoma
Clark Patrick, laborer, r. E 6 Central Av, bet Post and
Sutter, rear
Clark Patrick, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 148
Clark
Clark Patrick F., boots and shoes, 306 Sixth
Clark Peter, laborer Frederick White, r. S s Vandewa-
ter, nr Mason
Clark R. Frank, clerk Custom House, r. Alameda
Clarlc R. H., mining superintendent, r. Montgomery's
Hotel
Clark Richard, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. San-
chez, nr Seventeenth
Clark Robert, hostler Dashaway Stables, r. 741 Market
Clark Robert C, foreman Verdier, Moreaii & Co., r.
501 Post
Clark Robert L., wagonmaker, 10G2 Howard, r. 15
Rausch
Clark Royal F., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 914 Howard
Clark Samuel P. B. (Megilligan & Clark) r. Saa Jos6
Road, nr Industrial School
Clark Sarah, widow, r. 26 Garden, rear
Clark Sarah, domestic 1231 Washington
Clark Sarah Miss, dressmaker, r. 253 Minna
Clark Seymour B., stockbroker, r. 411 Leavenworth
Clark Smyth, r. 700 California
Clark Stephen, porter International Hotel, 824 Kearny
Clark Stephen J., night clerk Epst Office, r. Oakland
Clark T., r. 36 Clay J
Clark T., laborer Masonic Cemetery, r. 2019 Ellis
Clark T. D., merchant, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Clark Terrence, r. 15 Tehama
Clark T. G., Mrs., r. 606 Larkin
Clark Thomafi, r. 20 Euss
Clark Thomas, r. 563}^ Minna
Clark Thomas, boatman, r. 207 Pacific
Clark Thomas, helper Union Box Factory, r. 148 Clara
Clark Thomas, laborer, r. 1311 Scott
Clark Thomas, porter, r. 1162 J^ Market
Clark Thomas, saloon keeper. 1. 110 hi Freelon
Clark Thomas F., barber, SE cor Mission and Six-
teenth, r. 2015 Mission
Clark Thomas F., carpenter, r. United States Hotel
Clark Thomas F., helper melter and refiners' dept V.
S. Mint, r. 8 Margaret PI
Clark Thomas F., plumber William Enright & Co., r.
535 Minna
Clark Thomas P., butcher James Lintott, r. 110 Perry
Clark Titus, carpenter, r. 816 Jackson
Clark Treat P., carpenter, r. 429 Greenwich
Clark Truman S. (Truman S. Clark & Co.) r. 113 Polk
Clark Truman S. & Co. (T. S. Clark and H. L. Howei
manufs woven wire mattrasses, and gaspipe iron
bedsteads. 217 Bush
Clark W. Mrs., widow, r. 625 O'Farrell
Clark Walter, blacksmith, r. 21 Harriet
Clark Walter, wagoumaker Robert L. Clark, r. Oak-
land
Clark Warren D.. clerk Williams, Dimond & Co., r.
1606 Van Ness Av
Clark W. I., teacher, r. 34 Geary
Clark William Mrs., proprietress The Brown House,
737 Howard
Clark William, bartender John MuUer, r. SW cor
Steuart and Howard
Clark William, carpenter, r. 1313 Sacramento, rear
Clark William, cashier J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 1530
Jackson
Clark William, engineer Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 1608 Hyde
Clark William, foundryman, r. 230 Hickory Av
Clark William, nurse City and County Hospital r. 737
• Howard
Clark William, policeman City Hall, r. 728 Fourth
Clark William, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Clark William, shoemaker S. AV. Rosenstock & Co., r.
337 Hayes
Clark William, spring-mattrassmaker, r. 47 Natoma
Clark William, steward Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 534 First
Clark William A. (Pacific Spring Manuf. Co.) r. SW
cor Sixteenth and Shotwell
Clark William B., clerk C. J. Hawley k Co., r. 1931
Geary
Clark William C, bookkeeper Carolan, Cory & Co., r.
1606 Van Ness Av
Clark William F., clerk Boone & Osborn, r. 123 Co-
lumbia
Clark William H., adjuster weights and balances U. S.
Mint, r. 1429 Mission
Clark William H., barber, 63 New Montgomery, r. Sac-
ramento House
Clark William H., real-estate. Pioneer Hall, 808 Mont-
gomery, r. San Mateo
Clark William J., carpenter, r. 123 Columbia >v,
Clark William M., liquor saloon, 409 Fourth
Clark Zerab P., special agent Hutchinson & Mann, r.
725 Pine
Clark 6i Webster (George Clark and Benjamin F.
Webster) shipcarpenters,N s Howard, bet Steuart
and Spear
Clarke A., widow, r.W s Mission, nr Twenty-seventh
Clarke Alfred, counselor at law, and clerk Chief of
Police, old City Hall, first floor, r. 1421 Howard
Clarke Alfred Jr., oj)erator Fire Alarm and Police
Telegraph, r. 1814 Pierce
Clarke Aylwin C, salesman National Oil Store, r. 933
Twenty-first
Clarke Annie, widow, r. 209 Clara
Clarke Bernard, r. 725 Shotwell, rear
Clarke Carleton J., printer, r. N s Twenty-seventh,
bet Mission and Howard
Clarke Charles, bartender Lawrence P. Dunny, r. 317
Tehama
Clarke Charles, shoemaker. 610)^ Howard
Clarke Charles A., compositor Morning Call, r. 2111
Jones
Clarke David, capitalist, r. 427 Fremont
Clarke Edward (E. Clarke & Co.) r. New York
Clarke E. & Co. (Edward Clarke and J. J, Wal-
lace) shipping agency and foreign parcel express,
108 Leidesdorfif •
Clarke Francis M., stevedore, r. 1422 Montgomery
Clarke Frank, clerk Christian Roethe, r. 106 McAllis-
ter
Clarke Fred W., clerk Edmund C. Masten, r. S s Twen-
ty-third, bet Mission and Bartlett
Clarke Frederick A., pianomaker Hemme & Long, r.
Blundell House
Clarke George, calker, r. 43 Ritch
Clarke George E., carpenter and builder, r. S s Twen-
ty-third, bet Valencia and Mission '
Clarke Harry F., agent Cal. Fast Freight Line, 2 New
Montgomery, r. San Rafael \
Clarke Institute, Miss Ellen H.Weeden principal, 239
O'Farrell
Clarke James, expressman, SE cor Sixth and Howard, I
r. 1422 Howard
Clarke James T., plasterer, r. 2419 Mission
Clarke Jeremiah, capitalist, 15 S. F. Stock Exchange j
Building, r. SW cor Leavenworth and Sutter i
Clarke John, laborer, r. 1810 Broderick, rear I
Clarke John, waiter Pacific Mail SS. City of Panama,
r. 440 Third
Clarke John B., instructor mathematics State Univer- j
sity, r. 725 Shotwell, rtar
Clarke John E., special policeman, r. 135 Spear I
Clarke John J., physician, office and r. 106 Stockton
Clarke Joseph F., boxmaker, r. 725 Shotwell, rear
Clarke Lewis, waiter Palace Hotel
Clarke Lizzie, domestic 316 Turk
Clarke M. A., builder, r. 447 Stevenson
Clarke Mary Miss, glovemaker, r. 209 Clara
Clarke Michael, soapmaker, r. E s Nebraska, bet Six-
teenth and El Dorado
Clarke Martimer, porter Bode & Searle, r. E s Bil-
lings PI, nr Filbert
Clarke Richard H.. mining, 320 Sansome, room 34, r.
. 448 }<i Third
Clarke Richard J., upholsterer, r. 2112 Van Ness Av
Clarke Samuel J. Jr., register bankruptcy, chambers
24 and 25, U. S. Court Building, r. Lick House
Clarke Selina Mrs., r. 320 Mason
Clarke S. M. Mrs., authoress, r. 726 Pine
Clarke T. D., r. Ahlborn House
Clarke Theodore R., painter, r. 149 Langton
Clarke Thomas, carpenter Cal. Mills, r. 32 Silver
Clarke Thomas B., clerk U. 8. Sub-Treasury, r. Oak- '
land I
Clarke Thomas C, bricklayer, r. 2419 Mission
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Clarke TbomaB J., blacksmith Pac. Iron Works, r. 714
Nat<ima
Clarke W. Hamilton, abstract clerk U. 8. Mint, r.
Oakland
Clarke William, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. W 8
Fell, bet Gough and Octavia
Clarke T.'illiam, produce dealer, r. 427 Fremont
Clarkeu RicUard M., attorney at law, Oil Wash-
ington, r. 311 Stockton
Clarkin Benjamin, clerk C. Greenwich Howard, r. 124
Tenth
Clarkson Milton L., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co. r.
1039 Mission
Clarkson Prentice M., policeman City Hall, r. 1039
Mission
Clarkson Susan, widow, copyist, r. 539 California
Clarkson William O., collector, r. W s Potrero Av,
bet Alameda and El Dorado
Clarrage Edward D., agent McKay Sewing Machine
Co., 511 Market, r. Oakland
Clarresey William, r. 222 3«( Fourth
Clarry Edward, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 263
Clara
Clarsen John C, mate schr Compeer, Union St.
Wharf
Clary Andrew, molder, r. 49 Natoma
Clary Annie, widow, r. 115 Ash Av
Clary Bridget Miss, r. 1422 Washington
Clary John, helpers. F. Gas Light Co., r. Eighteenth
Av, bet Q and R, South S. F.
Clary Thomas, hreman SS. Newborn, Folsom St.
Wharf
Clary Thomas, lodgings, 1024 Howard
Clary William, butcher, r. S s Sixth Ay, bet L and M,
South S. F.
Clasby J., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Clasby Jauii-s (Alpen & Clasby) r. 1940 Mission
Clasby James, longshoreman, r. 726 Brannan
Clasby William, r. 30 Clara
Clasly William J., driver Potrero and B. V. RR.,
r. E 8 Tennessee, bet Humboldt and Sierra
Classen Adolph, driver Albany Brewery, r. 12 Jackson
Classen Adolph, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
ClaShcu Andrew, expressman, r. N s Borland, hot San-
chez and Church
Classen Annie Miss (Buermann & Classen) r. 232
Francisco
Classen Benjamin, r. 512 Taylor
Classen Charles A. W., clerk Jacob Joost, r. NW cor
Stockton and Francisco
Classen Frederick H., collector, r. 217^ Clara
Classen (ieorge, machinist, r. 18 First
Classen Harry, bedmaker Grand Central Hotel
Classen Henry, bricklayer, r. 2212 Mason
Classen Henry, operator melter and refiner's dept. U.
S. Mint, r. 709 Shotwell
Classen Henry Jr., clerk James Hunter, r. 709 Shot-
well
Classen James M., real-estate, 62 Nevada Block, r.
1808 Van Ness Av
Classen John C, carpenter and builder, 516 Kearny, r.
232 Francisco
Classen John M., clerk, r. 709 Shotwell
Classen Louist; M. Miss, assistant Eighth St. Gram-
mar School, r. 232 Francisco
Classen M. F., seaman schr Sparrow, bulkhead foot
Mission
Classen Michael, boxmaker, r. 9 Park Av
Classen. See Clausen, Claussen, and Klassen
Claud Arniand, jeweler, r. 321 Minna
Claud Henry C, r. 1039 Mission
Claude Mary E., domestic 1228 Post
Claudi Julius; sugar boiler Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Ilk
Bryant Av
Claudianos Constantine M. (Capis & ClaadianoB) r.
246 Stevenson
Claudino Jose, Portugese Pro. and Benev. Assn., 415H
Drumm
Claus August, employee Henry Schammel, r. C98
Lombard
Claus Frederick, traveliugsalesmanWolters Brothers,
r. Prescott House
Claus Mart, waiter Matthew Brody, r. 253 Steuart
Claus. See Klaas, and Klaus
ClauMeu Francis, manufacturing jeweler and
diamond setter, 410 Kearny, r. 122 First Av, nr
Sixteenth
Clausen Gebhard, driver Central RR., r. 8W cor Ellis
and Steiuer
Clausen John, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Clausen Peter, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 929 Bry-
ant
Clausen William, laborer, r. 716 Natoma
Clauson Peter, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Clause J. & Co. (Jacob Claus and William Murray)
poultry, 39 and 40 Grand Western Market
Clauss Jacob (J. Claues h Co.) and porkpacker, 37
and 38 Grand Western Market, r. 1238 Bush
Claiissen Charles, clerk Henry Campe, r. SE cor
Twelfth and Howard
Claussen Christian, ship carpenter, r. 22 Park Av
Claussen Henry, bookkeeper Starr & Co., r, Alameda
Claussen Henry J., grocer, r. SW cor Railroad and.
Eleventh Avs, South S. F.
Claussen H. H,, veterinary surgeon, r. 116 O'Farrell
Claussen Jacob, bartender, r. 409 Pacific
Claussen J. E., clerk Degener & Co., r. Oakland
Claussen John, r. 1312 Laurel Av
Claussen John, clerk, r. 2031 Fillmore
Claussen Martin, carpenter, r. Turk St.- Hotel
Claussen. See Classen, and Clausen
Claussman Mary Mrs., proprietress New York
Baths, 738 Pacific
Clavea« Peter F., carriage painter James Wylie, r,
1149 Howard
Claveloux Antonin, barber, r. 1104 Powell
Claveljux Josephine, dressmaker, r. 1104 Powell
Clavere John, cook Berges' Branch Restaurant, r. 907
Sacramento
Claverolas Henry, vegetable cook Palace Hotel, r. 700
Mason
Claverro Henry, r. 917 Sacramento
Clavie Louis, artist and signpainter, r. 824 Pacific, rear
Clawsou Edward, with Gladding, McBean & Co., r.
129 Oak
Clawson Frederick W. . cabinetmaker Union Furniture
Manuf. Co., r. 22 Park Av
Clay Clement C. (Sherman, Hyde &Co.) r. 2216 Steiner..
Clay Fred., capitalist, president Pacific Stock Tele«
graph Co., 113 Leidesdorflf, r. Oakland
Clay Jabez P., brick manuf, r. 1221 Washington
Clay Julia Miss, r. 1006 Pine
Clay M. A., widow, r. 2310 Steiner
Clay Street Hill Railroad Co., olfice SW cor
Clay and Leavenworth
Clay Street Market, 514 and 516 Clay
Clay Street Restaurant, Alexander W. Wilson
proptr, 612 Clay
Clay. See Kley
Clayburgh Albert, leather, hides, etc., 41 Clay, r. 902
McAllister
Clayburgh Moses (Clayburgh & Brandenstein) r. 924
Geary
Clayburgh Simon fPoly, Heilbron & Co.) r. 924 Geary
Claybur/sfli <!b Brandeniitein (Moses Clayburgh
and Herman Brandenstein) proptrs Dashaway
Stables, 112 Post
Clayes Charles W., clerk warehouse dept Custom
House, r. 13 Yerba Buena
Clayes Henry M., helper melter and refiners' dept U.
S. Mint, r. 2312 California
Claymi'ur Edward, quartermaster O. & 0. SS. Gaelic
Clayton Arthur, r. 238 Kearny
Clayton Charles, grain and produce commission
merchant, NE cor Front and Clay, r. 606 Folsom
Clayton Edward, porter Le Count Brothers, r. 209
Prospect PI
Clayton F. C, clerk, r. 225 Bush
Clayton Firman, engineer stmr Sonoma, r. 1224 Bush
Clayton Frank, actor, r. 644 Sacramento
Clayton Hugh J., manuf sauces and New Jersey
sausages, 38 Centre Market, r. 615 Stockton
Clayton Ida M. Miss, teacher, r. 1224 Bush
Clayton John M., cooper, r. 1747 Mission
Clayton Rosa Miss, actress, r. 644 Sacramento
Clayton William, clerk County Treasurer's Ofilce, r. 2
Eighth
Clayton William, painter, r. 81 Natoma
Clayton William A., assistant foreman Gold and Stock
Telegraph Co., r. 6 Erie
Clayton William T., carriagepainter William Halkett,
r. 1435 >4 Mission
Clear Creek Gold Mining Co. (Plumas County, C^l.)
A. Halsey secretary, 312 Montgomery
Clearing Hfiuse Association S. F., James S.
Hutchinson secretary, 211 Sausome
Clearklns Philip, painter M. J. Jc J. J. Donovan, r.
134 Fourth
Cleary Andrew J., collector Robert Oleary, r. 311
Brannan
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JMAPnnidnnPU im;porter- of and deai.e:r in coAii and pig iron,
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Cleary Anns, widow, r. 251 )i Clara
Cleary Bernard, laborer, r. 263 Clara
Cleary Edward, molder, r. 263 Clara
Cleary Frank D., mining secretary, r. Eb Howard,
bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Cleary John, clerk Robert Cleai-y, r. 311 Brannan
Cleary John, fireman, r. cor Eighteenth Av and R,
South S. F.
Cleary John, laborer Golden City Chemical Works, r.
cor Gilbert and Brannan
Cleary John, plumber, r. 251 ^ Clara
Cleary Margaret, widow, r. 1117 Folsom
Cleary Minnii>, domestic 1009 Post
Cleary P., watprtender Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York, r. 52 Louisa
Cleary Patrick, r. E 6 Howard, bet Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-sixth
Cleary Richard, captain schr Catherine Miller, r. cor
Ritch and Berry
Cleary Robert, collector, 224 Montgomery, and
a888i^tant superintendent House of Correction, r.
311 Brannan
Cleary Robert, waiter, r. 3 King
Cleary Thomas, assistant librarian Odd Fellow's
Library, r. 311 Brannan
Cleary Thomas, blacksmith, r. 1117 Folsom
Cleary Thomas, fireman Cal. and Mexican SS.
Newbern, r. 52 Louisa
Cleary Thomas J., r. 434 Fulton
Cleary William, laborer, r. 1803 Mission
Cleary. See Clery
Cleaveland George R., salesman Nast, Greenzweig &
Co., r. 1215 Jones
Cleaveland Henry W., architect, 507 Montgomery, r.
Occidental Hotel
Cleaveland Mary, domestic 20 Stanly PI
Cleaveland. See Cleveland
Cleaves Cyrus, carpenter quartermaster's dept U, 8.
A., r. 19 M
CleenewerPk Henry, clerk, r. 613 Bush
Clees Peter, billiardtable manuf , 802 Pacific ■
Clegg Oscar A., clerk Charles S. Ludington, r. 16
Stanford
Clegg Thomas, commission broker, Ns Silver, nr Third
Clegg Thomas Jr., ironmolder Union Iron Works, r.
N B Silver, nr Third
Clem E. H., with South Pac. Coast RR.,r. Alameda
Clemens Carl, molder Minn Iron Works, r. Twenty-
sixth, nr Noe
Clemens Charles H. F., nightwatchman Potrero
Yeast and Distilling Co., r. NW cor Nevada and
Pennsylvania Av
Clemens Frederick H., collector Wheeler & Wilson
Manuf Co., r. S s Park Av, nr Larkin
Clemens Isaac, boxmaker, r. 40 Clara
Clemens Mary, widow, r. NE cor Thirteenth and
Harrison
Clemens Philip J., shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 45 Ritch
Clement , cook, r. 1320 Stockton
Clement .Annie Mrs., lodgings, 245 Minna
Clement Benjamin F., r. 1227 Union
Clement Ephriam B. I Joseph & E. B. Clement) r.
Oakland
Clement Felice Mrs., laundry, 10.56 Howard
Clement Grammar School, Geary, bet Jones andLeav.
Clement Henrv,teamster Heman C.EUiot.r. 722 Natoma
Clemeut Henry N. ( R. P. & H. N. Clement) r. 1914
Stockton
Clement «fosep]i & E. B., searchers of records,
710 Washington
Clement James, apprentice machinist Tait & Hain-
que, r. 245 Minna
Clement John, extraman Hose No. 2, S. F. F. D., r.
1817 Post
Clement Jolin, merchant, office 211 Sansome,
room 1, r. 923 Washington
Clement Joseph (Joseph & E. B. Clement) r. 526 Green
Clement Jules, dishwasher Marchand's Restaurant,
r. 1320 Stockton
Clement Lewis M., superintendent track Central
Pac. RB., and leased lines, NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, room 48, r. Oakland
Clement Lyman H., receiving teller First National
Gold Bank of S. F., r. 232 O'Farrell
Clement Marie, furnished rooms, 911 Pacific
Clement Mary Miss, r. 7 Yerba Buena
Clement Moses W., carpenter, r. Fifth Av, bet J and
K, South S. F.
Clement Peter, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf Co.,
r. 1610 California
Clement Pierre, engraver, r. 911 Pacific
Clement Roswell P. (R. P. & H. N. Clement) r. Ala-
meda Co. J
Clement R. P. & H. N., attorneys at law, 606
Montgomery
Clemeut Warren, carpenter, r. Fifth Av, nr J, South
S. F.
Clements Daniel L.. with Samuel Johnson, r. 331
Seventh
Clements Frank, brassfounder William T. Garratt, r,
Oakland
Clementii Frederick W., secretary Standard
Soap Co., office 204 Sacramento, r. 113 Powell
Clements G., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Clements Gilbert, commission merchant, 318 Front,
r. E 8 Webster, bet Union and Green
Clements Janiard S., engineer, r. 619 Natoma
Clements John, contractor and builder, r. 636 Jessie
Clements John F., pressman Francis.Valentine & Co.,
r. 1210 Devisadero
Clements John H. B., carpenter, r. 12 William, rear
Clements Katie Miss, seamstress, r. 619 Natoma
Clements Martha, domestic 751 Capp
Clements Owen, conductor N. B. and Mission RR.
Clements Robert, teamster, r. 560 Natoma
Clements Samuel, confectioner, r. 619 Natoma
Clements Thomas, painter Moulton & Edmondson, r.
551 First
Clements William, commission merchant, 318 Front,
r. E B Webster, bet Union and Green
Clemeuts. See Clemens and Clement
Clemeutz Martin, baker, r. 609 Jackson
demons Sarah, widow, r. 213 Jones
Clendellen Alexander G., laborer, r. NW cor Mission
and Beale
Clerc P., teacher languages, r. 912 Sutter
Clerc Peter F., machinist, 51 Fremont, r. 419 Sutter,
rear
Clerc Raoul (N. Ten Bosch & Co. and Ten Bosch &
Clerc, Liverpool, Eng.) office 28 Merchants' Ex-
change, r. 506 Powell
Clerk Board of Supervisors, office new City
Hall, second floor.
Clery Andrew, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 49 Na-
toma
Clery Thomas P., ornamental plasterer, r. 16M Kausch
Cletchak John, cook Peter P. Milloglav, r. 443}^ Na-
toma
Cleu John P., baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 2210H Mason
Cleve Charles, salesman Michels, Friedlauder & Co.,
r. 216 Powell
Cleveland Charles D., physician, olHce and r. 604 Leav-
enworth
Cleveland E. A. Miss, principal Rincon Grammar
School, r. 228 Capp
Cleveland Lucy, widow, SE cor Oak and Franklin
Cleveland N., r. 215 Kearny
Cleveland Napoleon, cattle driver John Catlow, r.
NE cor Yolo and Arkansas
Cleveland Sarah C. Miss, r. 210 Ellis
Cleveland. See Cleaveland
Clever Christina, fancy goods, 223 Sixteenth
Clevior Sarah Mrs., r. 243 Ninth
Clexton Thomas, laborer, r. 521 Howard
Cleye Martin, cook John KosterS Co., r. 411 Pacific
Click R., Cigarmakcrs' Afisn, 771 Market
Cliff House, Junius G. Foster proptr, terminus
Point Lobos Av, six miles from City Hall
ells' Johu, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Cliff John, laborer Commercial Hotel
Clifford , longshoreman Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Clifford Arthur, r. 704 Capp
Clifford Daniel, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 716
Bryant
Clifford Daniel L., engineer Hiram Clifford, r. cor
Cambridge and Bacon
Clifford David, painter, r. 320 Fifth
Clifford Edward, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Ill
Welsh
Clifford Edward M., carpenter William A. Meeker, r.
cor Fifteenth Av and P, South S. F.
Clifford Edward P., seaman barkentine R. K. Ham, r.
117 Drumm
Clifford Eugene, merchant, r. SW cor Fol. and Maine
Clifford George, r. 704 Capp
Clifford H., r. 36 Clay
Clifford Hersey A., driver Hiram Clifford, r. cor Cam-
bridge and Bacon
Clifford Hiram, proptr Boston Dairy, cor Cambridge
and Bacon, depot 35 Eddy
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Clifford J., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Clifford J. B., salesman W.Haker &Hlnz,r. 718 Union,
rear t
Clifford Jerenaiiah, laborer, r. NW cor Clipper and
Clifford Jereroiah, laborer, r. 207 Pacific
Clifford Jeremiah J., laborer, r. SW cor Church and
Army
Clifford Johanna, widow, r. 223 Perry
Clifford John, architect, r. 219 Tyler
Clifford John, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. City of Syd-
ney
Clifford John, laborer, r. 648 Mission
Clifford John, laborer, r. 220 Fifth
Clifford John G., porter B. M. Atchinson & Co., r. 21
Fulton „
Clifford Jopephine Mrs., authoress, r. Rusb House
Clifford Kate, domestic 2115 Fillmore
Clifford Patrick, butcher Black Point Packing House,
r. NW cor Francisco and Fillmore
Clifford Patrick, laborer, r. lllj^ Dore
Clifford Robert, market, 234 Fourth
Clifford Samuol, coppersmith, r. 629 Clay
Clifford S. L. Mrs., widow, r. 2324 Folsom
Clifford Thomas, bootmaker, r. 119 Twenty-sixth
Clifford Thomas, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Santa Cruz
Clifford Thomas Jr., shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and
Shoe Co., r. 119 Twenty-sixth
Clifford Thomas C, teamster, r. 606 Shotwell
Clifford Tliomas C. (Overland Freight Transfer
Co.) r. 836 Guerrero
Clifford William G., master ship El Dorado, r. 104
Steuart
Clifford William H., shipcarpenter Matthew Turner,
r. W 8 Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
Clift Nathaniel, machinist Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 1021 Pacific
Clifton Florence Miss, artist, r. 30 Kearny
Clifton Frederick, seaman schr Florence Caduc, Fourth
St.Wharf
Clifton James L., miner, r. 423 Natoma
Clinch Bryan J., architect, 637 Kearny, r. 305 Lombard
Clinch Charles G., with A. C. Dietz & Co., r. Grand
Hotel
Clinch Henry Y., r. 913 Stockton
Clinck Nathaniel, waiter, r. 82 Natoma
ClinisC., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Chne Charles, carriagesmith John H. Tyrrell, r. 477
Cline Henry A., driver Bay City Soda Water Co.. r. 132
Sixth
Cline Ignatius, packer Folger, Schilling & Co., r. 1414
Washington
Cline Jacob S., watchmaker R. Mayers, r. 527 Natoma
Cline Johanna Mrs., dressmaker, r. 27 M Fourth
Cline John, telegraph line repairer, r. 739 Harrison
Cline John E., clerk Adjutant-General's Of&ce U. S. A.,
r. N 8 Greenwich, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Cline John F., expressman, SW cor Front and Sacrv
mento, r. 14U Washington
Cline Mary J. Mrs., assistant Denman Grammar
School, r. 2606 Sacramento
Cline Peter, expressman, 8E cor Front and Sacramen-
to, r. 1508 Hyde
Cline Peter J., clerk Max Burkardt, r. 1508 Hyde
Cline Robert, laborer, r. 443 First
Cline Samuel, tailor, r. 728 Vallejo
Cline Sorine, widow, r. 443 First
Cline Thomas, packer B. F. Barton & Co.,r. 1508 Hyde
Cline Walter B., clerk George W. SmUey, r. 1206 Mar-
ket
Cline William, compositor Examiner, r. 1414 Wash.
Cline William, gasfitter, r. 2606 Sacramento
Cline William, stockbroker, r. 1206 Market
Cline William C, porter, r.Ws Webster, bet Lom-
bard and Chestnut
Cline. See Clyne, Klein, Kleyn, and Kline
Cling Ellen, domestic 1109 Van Ness Av
Cllngan David, wharfinger Howard St.Wharf, r. Sau-
celito
Clingman George E., bookkeeper Harris Brothers, r.
124 Eleventh
Clint Charles, longshoreman, r. E 8 Pringle Court, nr
Greenwich
Clinton Aggie Miss, instructress Singer Manuf. Co.,
r. 321 V, O'Farrell
Clinton Charles A., chemist and apothecary, r. 54 St.
Ann's Biiilding
Clinton Edward F., upholsterer, r. California Av, nr
Esmeralda, B. H.
Clinton George A., policeman City Hall, r. 622 k Lomb.
Clinton Henry, seaman schr Fanny Gilmore, Pacific
St. Wharf
Clinton James, r. il5H Natoma
Clinton John, fireman, r. 11 Pacific
Clinton Mary, widow, bakery and confectionery, 450
Sixth
Clinton Mary, widow, laundress, r. 1328 Pacific
Clinton Patrick, fireman, r.ll Pacific
Clinton Wesla, widow, laundry, r. 1328 Pacific
Clinton William J., painter, r. California Av, nr Es-
meralda, B. H.
Clipper Hotel, SW cor Market and East
Clipper Restaurant. George Dettner proptr, 311 and
313 Pacific
Clisby Seth, bookkeeper Eureka Warehouse, r. Oakland
Clisby Susan, chambermaid American Exchange Hotel
Clishen Eugene O., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 3
Welsh
Clishen James P., blindmaker James M. Hurley, r. 3
Welsh
Clissinovich George, Austrian Military and Benev.
Assn, 310 O'Farrell
Clitus James, r. 1857 Stevenson
Clitiis Mary, widow, r. 1857 Stevenson
Oliver George S., driver Parker Merrill, r. 1220 Stock.
Olives Harry, seaman schr Joseph, Beale St. Wharf
Clodi Louis, foreman Cal. Demokrat, r. 614 Pine
Cloepperd Adolph C, shoemaker, r. 424M Grove
Cloffey John, boilermaker Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Cloghar Marie, domestic 921 J^ Post
Clone Mary, domestic 1615 Washington
Cloney Margaret Miss, lodgings, 1032 Market
Cloonan James, shoenailer S. W. Levy, r. 41 West
Mission
Cloonan Michael, laborer, r. 41 West Mission
Cloonan Thomas, miner, r. 41 West Mission
Clooney John Mrs., widow, r. 4 John
Clooney John J., clerk, r. 4 John
Cloppert Adolph. shoemaker Buckingham * Hecht, r.
4243^ Grove
Clorans William, musician, r. 812 Jackson
Clos George, r. 1027 Dupont
Close James, clerk W. W. Chase & Co., r. 20 Page
Close James, waiter Baldwin's Dining Palace
Close Louis A., butcher Fergus Hanson, r. 612 Green-
wich
Close M., speculator, r. 210 Montgomery av
Close Thompson W., janitor So\ith Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 1207 Fillmore
Close William, physician, oflftce and r. 156 Third
Close. See Klose
Closs Carrie, domestic 1917 Polk
Cloud V. L., cooper, r. '247 Second
Clough Charles F., traveling salesman A. 8. Spence &
Co., 24 Geary
Clough Charles L., bookkeeper Freeman, Smith &Oo.,
r. 76 St. Ann's Building
Clough Elijah, compositor Morning Call, r. 2111
Webster
Clough F., deputy sheriff, r. 231 First
Clough Frank M. (Maguire & Clough) r. 218 Seventh
Clough Frederick, carriagemaker. r. 1157 Folsom
Clough George H., tinware, 2602 Folsom, r. 908 Shot-
well
Clough Henry, laborer, r. 727 H Fourth
Clough Henry, plumber John R. Craig, r. 35 Eddy
Clough John F., lumber surveyor, Pier 3 Steuart, r.
W 8 Dolores, bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Clough John W., assistant jailor County Jail.r. Win-
chester House
Clough. See Cluff
Clouse Henry, seaman, r. 41 Vallejo
Cloutier Rumer M.. clerk Pope & Talbot, r. 44 Third
Clovcrdale Dairy, Nathan Simonds proptr. E s Ne-
braska, bet Nevada and Sonoma
Clow Edward, clerk, r. 517 Bush
Clow John S., artist, r. 94K Howard
Clow Sarah Mrs., dressmaking, 948 Howard
Clow William, glassblowi rS. F. and Pac. Glass Works
Cloyes Charles E., clerk and assistant auditor Custom
House, r. 1114 Clay
Club Stables, Charles 8. Crittenden proptr, 409 and
411 Taylor
Cluff Brotliers (Ric hard, James S. and William)
gro(eri< s, 40 and 42 Second, and 9 and 11 Mont-
gomery Av
Cluff James S. (Cluff Brothers) r. 1816 O'Farrell
Cluff John, lilacksmlth, r. 541 Sixteenth
Cluir Richard (Cluff Brothers) r. 233 Sixth
KIULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN,
135 MONTGOMERY ST.,
Near Bush, opp. Occidental.
JONAS J. MORRISON,
Iinmber Dealer, N. E. cor. MiMton and Sp«ar Sts. , has lm,rg»
Liiunber Sheda filled witli -vrell seasoned Lamber.
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Cluff Thomas McC, clerk Chiff Bros., r. 1321 Clay
Cluff W. B. & Co. (William B. Cluff and C. H. Gra-
ham) groceries, 19 Sixth
Cluff William (Cluff Brothers) r. 1321 Clay
Cluff William B. (Cluff & De Witt and W. B. Cluff &
Co.) r. 148'Tehama
Cluff & De Witt (William B. Cluff and Mortimer De
Witt) groceries, 221 and 223 Third
Cluff. See Clough
CluicLy Philip, laborer, r. N s Thirtieth, bet Sanchez
and Church
Cluiu Annie, widow, r. 218 Perry
Cluin Edward F. (MoBride & Cluin) r. 218 Perry
Cluin Thomas J., clerk McBride & Cluin, r. 218 Perry
Clune Mitchell, book agent, r. 932 Pacific
Clune Patrick, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Clunen Nora, domestic 609 Nan Ness Av
Cluney Dennis, blacksmith, r. 553 >^ Natoma
Cluney Nicholas, seaman, r. 41 Vallejo
Cluney Kobert, fireman Pacific Mail SS. City of Pan-
' ama, r. 541 First
Cluskey Henry, secretary Hardy Powder Co., 211 San-
some, r. Oakland
Clute Francis W. (Clute & Loveland) r. 1626 Sac.
Clute & Loveland (Francis W. Clute and Lafayette F.
Loveland) stockbrokers, 242 Montgomery
Clute. See Kluit and Klute
Cluver Martin, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Clyde James, clerk freight auditor Central Pac. RR.,
r. 1857 Stevenson »
Clyde John E., conveyancer, r. 995 Market
Clyde Robert S., attorney at law, 715 Clay, r. 213
Austin
Clyma James, engineer John G. lis, r. 6 Bay
Clyma Jauies, miner, r. 224 Francisco, rear
Clymer J., laborer Sea Wall
Clyne Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 956 Folsom
Clyne Bartley S., pressman Francis, Valentine & Co.,
r. 956 Folsom
Clyne Maria, widow, r. 956 Folsom
Clyne Mary Miss, r. 826 Broadway
Clyne Matthew R., compositor Alta, r. 37 Garden
Clyne. See Cline, Klein, and Kline
Clynes John, tanner, r. cor San Bruno Road and
Twenty-ninth
Coad Alfred, engineer, r. 1028 Washington
Cosd Henry, proptr Pac. Fringe Co., 751 Market, r.
710 Geary
Coady Charles F., carpenter, r. 120 Gilbert
Coakley Bridget, widow, groceries, 60 Clementina
Ooakley Cornelius, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., r. S 8
Sierra, bet Georgia and Michigan
Coakley Dennis, clerk John McMahon, rrll4 Clinton
Coakley Ellen, widow, r. 544 Jessie
Coakley Henry P., bookkeeper Stewart & Buckley, r.
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Coakley Jeremiah, driver Gilbert C. Fowler, r. 410
Broadway
Coakley John, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother,
Beale St.Wharf , r. 445 First
Coakley John, painter, r. E s Dame, bet Thirtieth
and Thirty-first
Coakley John F., clerk, r. 10 Verona PI, rear
Coakley Mary, widow, r. E 8 Dame, bet Thirtieth and
Thirty-first
Coakley Moses, laborer, r. Broadway Hotel
Coakley Owen, teamster James McDevltt, r. 911 San.
Coakley Patrick H., shipcarpenter, r. 114 Clinton
Coakley. See Cokley
Coalter James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. South S.F.
Coalter Thomas, waiter Antonio S. Smith, r. 1004
Market
Coalter William M., waiter Antonio 8. Smith, r. 1004
Market
Coalter. See Coulter
Coast Line Stage Co., Joseph Enowlton Jr. agent, 2
New Montgomery
Coast Range Mining Co. (Marin Co., Cal.) Edgar A.
Peck secretary, 646 Market
Coast Revie-*v (monthly) insurance, finance, etc.,
John G. Edwards publisher, 320 Califoruia
Coast Survey V. S., olQce new U. S. Appraiser's
Building
Coates A., carpenter, r. 23 Rondel PI
Coates Caleb, wines and liquors, 37 Sutter, and 200
and 202 Market, and 1 and 3 Pine, r. Oakland
Coates George K., salesman Bullock & Jones, r. 237
Tyler
Coates William D., bookkeeper Barrett & Walker, r.
Oakland
Coates William W., bookkeeper Bucknam & Lsngrebr,
r. 237 Tyler
Coats Charles T., painter John J. Cooney, r. 540 Bry-
ant
Coats John R., molder John G. lis, r. 505 Jones
Cobb Alexander, lumberman, r. 108 Steuart
Cobb Charles T.^ mining, r. 1116 Taylor
Cobb David (Edouard & Cobb) r. 1818 Post
Cobb George W., expressman, NW cor Bush and Bat-
tery, r. 8W cor Howard and Twenty-fifth <
Cobb H. A. & Co. (Henry A. Cobb) real-estate and
general auctioneers, 410 Pine
Cobb Henrietta Miss, teacher, r. 130 Tyler
Cobb Henry A. (H. A. Cobb & Co.) r. 306 Leavenworth
Cobb Henry A. Jr., bookkeeper, r. 408 Bryant
Cobb James, bartender, SW cor Sacramento and
Montgomery
Cobb Lottie Miss, actress, r. 1116 Taylor
Co1>1) Moses G., attorney at law, 850 Market, r.
• Oakland
Cobb W. Horace, bookkeeper, r. 128 Second
Cobb William B., captain Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York
Cobiue John, salesman Hoboken Brewery, r. 949 Har-
rison
Cobleigh Charles E., teamster Micah Doane, r. 1117
Folsom
Cobleigh John L., milkman, r. 1521 California
Coblentz Emile, shirt factory, 26 Montgomery Av, r.
1904 Stockton
Coblentz Emile, Societe Culinaire Francaise, 508 Bush
Coblentz Felix, salesman John S. Bowman & Co., r.
1834 Powell
Coblentz Mayer, bookkeeper F. Chevalier & Co., r. 504
Stockton
Coblentz Joseph (John S. Bowman & Co.)r. 1902 Powell
Cobliuer Brothers (Saul and Isaae) importers and job-
bers milliners'' and fancy goods, 543 Market
Cobliner Isaac (Cobliner Brothers) r. New York
Cobliner Saul (Cobliner Brothers) r. 514 Bush
Coburn Forrest, carpenter, r. 110 Taylor, rear
Coburn Francis H., carpenter, r. 2418 Pacific Av
Coburn Frank M., lettercarrier Post Office, r. 9 Hen-
rietta Square
Coburn James, fireman stmr Yosemite, Market St.
Wharf
Coburn L., produce dealer, r. 26.58 Folsom
Coburn Lewis, clerk Cluff Brothers, r. 101 Jessie
Coburn Nahun (Hincelot & Coburn) r. 9 Bowie Av
Coburn T. C, carpenter Pacific Coast SS. Victoria,
Vallejo St. Wharf
Coburn William, butcher, r. 110 Taylor, rear
Cochell John T., compositor .Uta California, r. 442}j
Natoma
Cochell Mattie E. Miss, compositor, r. 442 H Natoma
Cochituate Building, 215 Sansome
Cochran A. K., r. 305 Kearny
Cochran James H., policeman City Hall, r. 2013 Pow-
ell
Cochran John, laborer, r. 704 Fulton
Cochran John T. (J. T. Cochran & Co.) r. Oakland
Cochran John T., salesman Spruance, Stanley & Co.,
r. 23.) Eighth I
Cochran Joseph P., deputy County Assessor, r. 122
Taylor
Cocbran J. T. & Co. (John T. Cochran) produce
commission merchants, 122 Clay
Cochran Thomas, hostler Alban B. Butler, r. 261
Minna
Cochrane Daniel, miner, r. Twenty-first Av, nr K,
South S. F.
Cochrane Ed^vin O., dentist, 850 Market, r.
202 Tyler
Cochrane James, policeman City Hall, r. 278 Jessie
Cochrane John, contractor, r. 822 Post
Cochrane Joshua, gilder, r. 1315 Kearny
Cochrane Maria Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1206 Larkiu
Cochrane Michael, porter, r. 549 Bryant
Cochrane Patrick, hostler Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 16
Lafayette PI
Cochrane Robert, carpenter, r. 1315 Kearny
Cochrane Robert, wrapper factory, 618 Natoma
Cochrane Timothy, laborer, r. 261 Minna
Cochrane William, teamster, r. 112 Perry
Cochrane W. Simonton Rev., rector St. Peter's
Church, r. Commercial Hotel
Cochrane. See Cochran, and Corcoran
Cocian Nicholas, r. 1027 Dupont
Cock Christian, Master Mariner's Benev.Assn, Druids
Hall
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CJockrill Robert L., porter T. G. Cockrill & Co., r. 530
Geary
Cockrill T. G. &Co. (Theodore G. Cockrill and James
L. Homer) importers and wholesale wines and
liquors, 324 Clay
Cockrill Theodore G. (T. G. Cockrill & Co.) r. San
Rafael
Cocks Barzilla, ship joiner, r. 929 Valencia
Cocksford 'William, njachinist, r. 307 Folsom
Cocurullo Vincenzo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Coddington C. P., clerk general freight ofl6ce, Central
Pac. RR., r. Alameda
Coddington Isaiah, wagonmaker, 197 Steveneon. r. 33
Harriet
Coddington James, bookkeeper William H. Lent, r.
504 Powell
Coddington. See Codington
Code Emma S. Mrs., principal Florida St. Primary
School, r. 203 Treat Ay
Code George R., machinist .Etna Iron Works, r. 203
Treat Av
Code, Elfelt & Co. (Philip D. Code and Joseph
Elfelt) mauufs jellies, jams, preserves, pickles,
etc., 125 Main, office 314 Washington
Code Philip D. (Code, Elfelt & Co.) r. 930 Valencia
Codington Charles F., clerk Taber, Harker & Co., r.
2619 Howard
Codington Frank, box maker M. Waizman, r. 3619
Howard
Codington William E., purser Pacific Coast SS. Gip-
sy, r. 2619 Howard
Codington William H., keeper Corporation Yard, SW
cor Folsom and Steuart
Codington William H., proptr Pac. Glue Factory (Al-
varado) r. 2C11) Howard
Codon Maurice, r. Fairmount Tract, nr School House
Codoniui Gaetano, tinsmith John Roggia, r. Kearny,
nr Broadway
Cody Charles, teamster, r. N s Twenty-ninth, nr Mis-
sion
Cody James, clerk, r. 31 Eddy
Cody John, laborer, r. 116 Clinton
Cody John, peddler, r. 522 Minna
Cody John, peddler, r. 816 Jessie
Cody John, teamster, r. 11 Haggin
Cody John C, toamster House of Correction, r. Mis-
sion, nr Twenty-ninth
Cody Margaret, widow, dressmaker, r. 14 Geneva
Cody Matthew, melter Fulton Iron Works, r. 9J«i Oar-
den
Cody Nelson A., druggist, r. SE cor Howard and Six-
teenth
Cody Patrick J., r. N s Twenty-ninth, nr Mission
Cody Thomas, quartenna.ster Pacific Mail SS. Co., r.
541 First
Cody Thomas P., di;iver United Carriage Co., r. 423
Second
Cody William E., expressman Edward S. Spear & Co.,
r. 435 Fulton
Coe Edward H., Health Inspector, office 124 Geary, r.
1911 Scott
Coe George W., carpenter Charles E. Boman, r. 371
Minna
Coe Isaac, r. Palace Hotel
Coe John T., collector rents, 328 Montgomery, room
2, r. Oakland
Coe Lawrence W., miner, r. 120 Capp
Coe Orlow R., general agent Health Lift Co., 402 Kear.
Coelhe Alexander R., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
^Xf>\ Drumm
Coelhe Antonio J., Portuguese Pro. and Beney. Assn.
415 M Drumm
Coelho Joaquin, porter, r. 423 5i Greenwich
Coen Brothers (William and Patrick) hog dealers.
Fourth Av, bet L and M. South S. F.
Coen Frank, liquor saloon, WAX Jackson, r. 709 Vallejo
Coen Patrick (Coen Bros.) r. N s Seventh Av. bet L
and M, South 8. F.
Coen William (Coen Bros.) r. N s Seventh Av, be* L
and M, South S. F.
Coen. See Coan, Cohen, Cohn, Koben, and Eohn
Coey Charles P., r. 44 Sixth
Coey David N., clerk warehouse dept Custom 'House,
r. Alameda
Coey •lames, postmastor San Francisco, office NW
cor Washington and Bntti ry, r. 30 Twelfth
Coev Milton B., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 44
Sixth
Coey Patrick, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Coey William J., clerk Custom Hoase, r. 44 Sixth
Cofifee Andrew J., notary public and commissioner
deeds. 509 Califoroia, r. 418 Sutter
Coffee Andrew J. Jr., electrician American Speaking
Telephone Co., r. 418 Sutter
Coffee Elizabeth Mrs., proprietress St. Cloud House,
418 Sutter
Coffee Esther, widow, r. 811 Filbert, rear
Coffee Frank L., commission and insurance broker,
214 Sansome, r. 418 Sutter
Coffee George W., bookkeeper London and 8. F. Bank,
r. 524 Turk
Coffee James B., messenger County Surveyor's Office,
r. 2009 Webster
Coffee John ( Walcom, Gowan & Coffee) r. 5 Willow Ay
Coffee Johu, hotel solicitor, r. 811 Filbert, rear
Coffee John, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Coffee John, teamster Black Diamond Mining Co., r.
137 Natoma
Coffee John H., clerk collection dept Wells, Fargo b.
Co., r. 418 Sutter
Coffee Joseph, peddler, l. 51 Stevenson
Coffee M., coal passer Pacific Mail SS. City of Cheater
Coffee W., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Coffee William H., purser, r. 1555 >4 Market
Coffee. See Coffey
Coflell William, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Monterey,
Broadway Wharf
Coffey Agnes T. Miss, teacher music, r. 571 Stevenson
Coffey Andrew J., cashier Grangers' Business Assn, r.
9an Rafael
Coffey Daniel, policeman City Hall, r. 800 Shotwell
Coffey Daniel H., horseshoer, r. 23 Gilbert
Coffey Dennis, laborer, r. 434 Shipley
Coffey Kliz;ibeth T. Miss, saleslady Myron Shew, r. 2
Park PI
Coffey Emilie C. Miss, teacher music, r. 2 Park PI
Coffey Frank H., machinist £tna Iron Works, r. 2
Park PI
Coffey James, r. 625 Sec;ond
Coffey James, horse deah r, r. 79 Clementina, rear
Coffey Jan:es, laborer, r. {i2.'> Second
Coffey James V., attorney at law, 530 California, r.
1807 Jones
Coffey Ji.mes W., salesman Adolph Easkel, r. 914 Do-
lort s
Coffey Ji-remiah. 1 rjisstinisher, r. 54 First .
Coffey John, boatman, r. 703 J^ Davis
Coffey John, engineer City and County Hospital, r.
1041 York
Coffey John, policeman City Hall, r. 914 Dolores
Coffey John A. clerk, r. 571 Stevenson
Coffey John J., miner, r. 1216 Hampshire
Coffey John J. E., attorney at law, 6.53 Clay, r. 901
Shotwell
Coffey Joseph, hostler N. B. and Mission ER., r. 23
Gilbert
Coffey Joseph F., clerk Prosecuting Attorney Police
Court, r. 914 Dolores
Coffey Lewis, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. SW cor Howard and Beale
Coffey Lydia B. Mrs., r. 2 Park PI
Coffee Mary, widow, r. 571 Stevenson
Coffey Mary, domestic 2417 California
Coffey Michael, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
r. 43 Tehama
Coffey Michael, laborer, r. 10 Chesley
Coffey Michael J., shoemaker, r. 10 Chesley
Coffey Patrick, longshoreman, r. 142 Folsom
Coffey Thomas, masou, r. 908 Folsom
Coffey. See Coffee
Coffin Albert, cooper, r. 43 Everett
Coffin Albert F. (Coffin, Sanderson & Cook) r. Oak-.
land
Coffin .\lonzo, patternmaker Cornelius Leonard, r.^
1034 Folsom
Coffin Andrew G. (Redington & Co.) r. New York
Coffin Arthur W., clerk Fry, Wattles & Co., r. Oak-
land
Coffin Benjamin, cooper, r. 110 Minna
Coffin Charles G., teamster Glynn & Bridgeman, r.
IIIH Leavenworth
Coffin Deborah H.. widow, r. 911 Hyde
Coffin Edward, machine hand Moore & Wilkle, r. 911
Hyde
Coffin Edward, ship carpenter, r. 629 Stevenson
Coffin Frank, plasterer, r. NW cor Polk and Fell
Coffin Frederick, r. 35 Russ
Coffin Frederick F., mining superintendent, r. 2018
Van Ness Ay
Coffin George F., stevedore, r. 211 Eddy
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY,
LACE CURTAINS, BLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office, 33 Geary St
J. MACD0N0U8H,
IMPOHTKR OF AND DEALER IN Aldj KINDS OF FOREIGN
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C!offin Henry, cooper, r. 518 OTarrell
Coffin Henrv, shoeinaker Armstrong & Wright
Coffin Henry W., clerk Edward M. Hall, r. 2018 Van
Ness Av
Coffin H. L., capitalist, r. 5JiJ Kearny
Coffin Isaao S. (Redington & Co.) r. New York
Coffin John. r. 13 Van Ness Av
Coffin John W. (Coffin & Hendry) r. 822 Broadway
Coffin Joseph A., teamster, r. NW cor Fourth and
Freelon
Coffin Lincoln A., house painter, r. 522 Natoma
Coffin Martha, widow, r. 1034 Folsom
Coffin Mary G., widow, r. 151G Polk
Coffin Oliver C., compositor Daily Stock Report, r.
1040 Howard
Coffin Peter F.. seaman, r. 618M Natoma
Coffin Robert G., cooper Mission Rock Warehouse, r.
2610 k Mission
Coffin Rodolphus W. (Coffin & Mayhew) r. 442 Guer-
rero
Coffin S. A., Painters' Pro. Union. 771 Market
Coffin, Sanderson <fc Cook (Albert F. Coffin,
George B. Sanderson, and Joseph E. Cook) stock-
brokers, 312 Pine
Coffin William H., clerk ticket auditor Central Pac.
BB.,r. 318 Taylor
Coffin 6i Henrtry (John W. Coffin and Charles J.
Hendry) shipchandlers, junction Market and Sac.
Coffin & Maylie-»v (Rodolphus W. Coffin and Henry
H. Mayhewldrugs and medicines, SW cor Sixteenth
and Valencia, and NW cor Twentieth and Mission
Coffnev Edward, stableman James McGinn, r. 863 Mar-
ket
Coffrein Elizabeth, widow, r. 123 Ivy Av
Cofifrey Edward J., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
227 Second
Coffroth Edward N., clerk forwarding dept Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 127 Kearny
Coffyld Thomas, laborer, r. 841 Hayes
Cofran John W. C, clerk, r. 1404 Van Ness Av
Cogan Alice, boxtrimmer Denicke Bros., r. 1107 San.
Cogan James, capitalist, 403 California, r. San Rafael
Cogan Jane, domestic 513 Guerrero
Cogan John, r. 25 Fifth Av
Cogan Mary, domestic 876 Shotwell
Cogan Maurice, carpenter, r. 10 Jessie, rear
Cogan Michael, laborer Sea Wall
Cogan Michael, switchtender Southern Pac. RR., r.
507 Sixth
Cogan Thomas, coalpasser U. S. Revenue stinr Richard
Rush
Cogan Thomas, laborer, r. Elizabeth, bet Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth
Cogan William, r. E s Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Cogan William, laborer A. E. Buckmau, r. NE cor
Church and Dorland
Cogan William, stock speculator, r. 423 Bush
Cogan William, teamster, r. NE cor Eighteenth and
Dolores
Coger John, oyster peddler, r. 2942 Mission
Co^fg^ettliall Benjamins., mauufacturer Myers'
Koumiss, 610 Guerrero
Coggeshall Josiah H.. dmggist, SE cor Bush and
Pierce
Coggeshall W., r. 20 Harlan PI
Coggin Charles H., cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Fac-
tory, r. S s Jersey, bet Vicksburg and Sanchez
Coggin Isaac C, musician, r. 123 Park Av
Coghill Andrew J., r. 1217 Clay
Coghill William H., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1217
Clay
Coghill Thomas B. (Lohman & Coghill) r. 1611 Clay
Coghill. See also Cogill
Coyhlan Cirnelius J., turner, r. 519 Taylor.
Coghlan Daniel W., varieties, 924 and 926 Larkln
Coghlan Elizabeth, widow, r. S s Twenty-seventh, bet
Washington and Gunnison Avs, B. H.
Coghlan Henry, blacksmith, r. United States Hotel
Coghlan John, carpenter, r. 2 Oak
Coghlan John, stationery, 519 Taylor
Coghlan John, stonefat'er Joseph Wagner & Co.,r. 635
Second
Coghlan M. Miss, actress Baldwin Theater, r. 404
Grove
Coghlan Mary Ann, domestic 912 Larkin
Coghlan Patrick, butcher, r. 3 Chattanooga
Coghlan Patrick, longshoreman, r. 274 Minna
Coghlan. See Caughlan and Coughlin
Coghlin Daniel, expressman, cor New Montgomery
and Mission, r. 35 Tehama
Coghlin John J., hamessmaker, 903 Folsom, r. 36 Te-
hami*.
Coghlin William, blacksmith John W. Farren, r. 36
Tehama
Cogill Charles W
Cogill George F.,
Cogill John Jr.,
, actor, r. 1930 Jessie
r. 1930 Jessie
gas burners, globes, etc., NW cor
Second and Stevenson, r. 1930 Jessie
Cogill John Sr., teacher dancing, r. 1930 Jessie
Cogill Thomas, cook, r. SW cor Mission and Spear
Cogniasse A. Mme., dressmaker, r. 741 Howard
Cogniasse Charles, driver Cornelius Toohey, r. 746
Howard
Cogswell A. E. Mrs., r. 25 5<S Sixth
Cogswell Ellen Mrs., talloress, r. 16 Stockton
Cogswell Fred, tinner, r. 10 Stockton
Cogswell Henry D., real-estate, r. 319 Broadway
Cogswell James L., dentist, office and r. 232 Sutter
Cogswell Warren, calker, r. 334 Fremont
Cohan David, manul cloaks and suits, 3 Dupont, r.
921 M Post
Cohane Lawrence, carpenter and builder, 710 Turk.r.
2H Turk
Cohelan Daniel, horse trainer, r. 2218 Fillmore
Cohelan Daniel S., clerk C. James King of William &
Co., r. 2617 California
Cohen Aaron, salesman Schulz & Fischer, r. lOLlb-
erty
Cohen Aaron, stone polisher Abraham Waldstein, r.
548 Natoma
Cohen Abraham, glazier, r. 909 Bush
Cohen Abraham, merchant tailor, 516)^ Mission
Cohen Albert, musician, r. 1417 Kearny
Cohen Alfred, clerk, r. 460 Clementina
Coben Alfred A., attorney at law, office 328 Mont-
gomery, rooms 14 and 15, r. Alameda
Cohen Alfred H., law student, 328 Mont., r. Alameda
Cohen Amelia, widow, fruits and vegetables, 1131
Howard, r. 460 Tehama
Cohen August, office 320 Sansome.r. East Oakland
Cohen Baruch, manuf ladies' underwear, 1404 H
Powell
Cohen Belle Miss, milliner Mrs. 8. MuUer, r. 742
Howard
Cohen Benjamin, clothing, 215 Seventh
Cohen Bernard, r. 478 Jessie
Cohen Caroline, widow, r. 460 Clementina
Cohen Carrie, dressmaker, r. 1575 Market
Cohen Carrie Miss, assistant Valencia St. Grammar
School, r. 10 Liberty
Cohen Catharine, widow, r. 228 Langton, rear
Cohen Charles, clerk James G. Thomas, r. 608 Locust
Av
Cohen Charles Mrs., dressmaker, r. 550 Mission
Cohen D. & Brother (David and Harris Cohen) gents'
furnishing goods, 58 Fourth
Cohen David (D. Cohen & Brother) r. 131 Tehama
Cohen David, real-estate, r. 10 Liberty
Cohen David, salesman E.F. Gibbon, r. 18M Moss
Cohen David J., painter, r. 460 Tehama
Cohen Edgar A., clerk E. F. Bent & Co., r. Alameda
Cohen Edward, lithographer, r. 548 Natoma
Cohen Edward, policeman City Hall, r. 1123 Post
Cohen Elias (Isaacson & Coheii) r. 4G0 Clementina
Cohen George W., clerk, r. iS^H Tehama
Cohen Godfrey, merchant, r. 304 Hyde
Cohen Gustave, tailor, 44 Geary, r. 3 Treat Av
Cohen Hagar, widow, r. 336 Turk
Cohen Hannah Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1.575 Market
Cohtn Harris (D. Cohen & Brother) r. 923M Harrison
Cohen Harris, expressman, SW cor Pine and Kearny,
r. 1233 Mission
Cohen Henry, barber Philip Cohen, r. 729 Tyler
Cohen Henry, cigars and tobacco, 622 Market, r. In-
ternatifinal Hotel
Cohen Henry, merchant, r. 124 Turk
Cohen Henry L., salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 612
Hyde
Cohen Herrman, importer moldings, frames,
chromos, looking-glasses, and artists materials,
19 Dupont
Cohen H. M., r. 452 M Tehama
Cohen Isaac L., cigarmaker Adolph Evers, r. 17 H
Garden
Cohen Isaac N., salesman, r. 10 Liberty
Cohen Isidor, gents' furnishing goods, 310 Sixth
Cohen Israel, cigarmaker. r. 40 Langton
Cohen Israel S., salesman William Cohen, r. 215 Sev-
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Cohen Jacob, merchant, r. 608 Locust Av
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Cohen Jacob, tailor, r. 324 Seventh
Cohen Jacob M., clerk, r. 532 Tehama, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Cohen James Mrs., widow, r. 460 Tehama
Cohen Joseph, clerk, r. 304 Hyde
Cohen Joseph, peddler, r. SIO Montgomery
Cohen Joseph, salesman Lazarus dolomon, r. 710 Mc-
Allister
Cohen Julius, peddler, r. 130 First Av
Cohen King, crockery, 352 Third
Cohen Lazarus, r. 128 Eleventh
Cohen Lena, widow, r. 26 Langton
Cohen Leon, bookkeeper Meyerstein & Lowenberg, r.
1117 Sutter
Cohen Louis, clerk, r. 460 Clementina
Cohen Louis, clothing, 408 Pacific
Cohen Louis, student Pac. Business College, r. 723
Ellis
Cohen Louis, tailor, 547 Mission, r. 208 Polk
Cohen Louis, tailor, r. 1708 Polk
Cohen Louis M., clerk Henry Schwartz, r. 131 Mont.
Cohen Marcus J., cigarmaker John S. Bowman & Co.,
r. 548 Natoma
Cohen Marcus S., inspector cattle, r. 173<J Garden
Cohen Marks, barber Louis L. Schoen, r. 729 Tyler
Cohen Marks, bookkeeper Greenebaum k Co., r. 330
Tyler
Cohen Maurice, merchant, r. 810 O'Farrell
Cohen Max, cigarmaker Adolph Evers
Cohen Max, clerk Schoenholz Brothers & Co., r. 476
Jessie
Cohen Mercado, cigarmaker, office 618 Merchant
Cohen Mej'er, r. 465 Clementina
Cohen Meyer, clothing, 510 Fourth
Cohen Michael, merchant, r. 1802 Laguna
Cohen Michael, tailor Lancaster & Northon, r. 476
Jessie
Cohen Morris (M. Gradwohl & Co.) r. 103 Ridley
Cohen Morris, boots and shoes, 910 Larkin
Cohen Morris, tailor Marks Jacobs, r. 462 J^ Sixth
Cohen Morris D., cigars and tobacco, and varieties,
969!:^ Mission
Cohen Nathan, tailor, 931 J4 Market, r. 1036 Howard
Cohen P. A. Mrs., actress, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Cohen Philip, barber, 12 Sacramento, r. 729 Tyler
Cohen Philip H., dealer essential oils, etc., 326 Clay,
r. 1604 Powell
Cohen Rebecca, dressmaker, r. 1575 Market
Cohen Reuben, Ijookkeeper, r. 10 Liberty
Cohen Richard, bookkeeper M. Gradwohl & Co., r.l03
Ridley
Cohen Richard, clerk, r. 1142 Market
Cohen Rosa Miss, hairdresser, and dealer human hair,
26 Langton
Cohen Samuel H., printer F. Korbel & Brothers, r. 425
Sixlh
Cohen Samuel Heyman, collector The Giilde, r. 607
Hyde
Cohen Sandford H., merchant, r. 715 Eddy
Cohen Selig, upholsterer, r. 17 '^ Garden
Cohen Simon, clerk Davis Brothers, r. 321 Fell
Cohen Simon, astrologer and physician, office and r.
425 Kearny
Cohen Solomon, glazier, r. 729 Tyler
Cohen Solomon J., clerk P. Berwin & Brother, r. 460
Tehama
Cohen Sophia Waldo Mme., teacher music and sing-
ing, .507 Hyde
Cohen W. «!fc Co. (William Cohen, Leopold Hirsch
and Constant Meyer) importers and manufs gents'
furnishing goods, 13 and 15 Battery
Cohen Walter, bookkeeper, r. 1126 Market
Cohen William (W. Cohen & Co.) r. 212 Sutter
Cohen William, sewing machines, 139 Sixth, r. 215
Seventh
Cohen William G., clerk Alfred A. Cohen, r. Alameda
Cohen. See Coen, Cohan, Cohn, Kohen, Eohn, and
Kuhn
Cohl Abraham, teacht-r languages, r. 20H Garden
Cohn A., tailor, r. 205 Clara -"
Cohn Aaron, clothing, 816 Montgomery -^..^
Cohn Abraham, cigarmaker William Sohwarz, r. 808
Folsom
Cohn Abraham, tailor, r. 526 Hayes
Cohn Abraham, tailor, r. 4(>4)^ Tehama
Cohn Abraham B., tailor, r. 226 Minna
Cohn Adam, merchant, r. 1123 Folsom
Cohn Adolph, watchmaker and jeweler, 124)4 Sixth
Cohn Albert, porter, r. 207 Eleverth
Cohn Alexander, crockery, 1616 Polk
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Cohn Alexander, salesman Mierson, Jewell k Co., r.
324 Seventh
Cohn Amelia Miss, r. 335 Turk
Cohn Benjamin, r. 314 Bush
Cohn Kuujamin, stock clerk, r. 2018 Bush
Cohn Bernard, clerk, r. S s Sutter, bet Devisadero
and Scott
Cohn Bernard, salesman Banner Brothers, r. 304
Sutter
Cohn Bridget, domestic 1836 O'Farrell
Cohn Came Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf. Co.
Cohn Charles, real-estate, r. 465 Clementina
Cohn David, locksmith and bellhauger, 1102 Folsom
Cohn David, physician, office and r. 421 O'Farrell
Cohn Edward (Edward Cohn & Co.) r. 808 Geary
Colin £;d>vard «& Co. (Edward Cohn and Julius
Berger) importers wholesale and retail Havana
cigars, 225 Montgomery
Cohn Elias, cigarmaker A. Mann & Co., r. 808 Folsom
Cohn Elizabeth, widow, r. 36 First
Cohn Elkan Eev., rabbi Congregation Emanu-El, r.
905 Hyde
Cohn Emanuel, tailor, 635 Mission, r. 554 Stevenson
Cohn Enis, merchant, r. 1812 Post
Cohn G. & Co. (Goodman Cohn and Anton Nathan)
importers and manufs cigaas and tobacco, 230 and
232 Front
Cohn Goodman (G. Cohn & Co.) r. 419 Van Ness Av
Cohn H. & T. (Hannah and Terese Cohn) milliners, 122
Fourth
Cohn Hannah Miss (H. & T. Cohn) r. 428 Hayes
Cohn Harry, bookkeeper, r. 322 O'Farrell
Cohn Henrietta, clothing and furnishing goods, 731
Montgomery, r. 536 Tehama
Cohn Henry (Greenebaum & Co.) r. Ifew York
Cohn Henry, piano tuuer Matthias Gray, r. 502 Geary
Cohn Herman, r. 1713 >$ Post
Cohn Herman (Goldstein & Cohn) r. 808 Market
Cohn Herman, fancy goods, 912 Market, r. The Wind-
sor
Cohn Herrman, shoemaker Meyei Cohn, r. 408 Ship-
ley
Cohn Isaac, r. 421 O'Farrell
Cohn Isaac, glazier, r. 466 3^ Sixth
Cohn Isaac M. , r. 1110 Folsom
Cohn Isaiah, secretary Congregation Sherlth Israel
and Hebrew Benev. Soc, office NE cor Post and
Taylor, r. 1008 Sutter
Cohn Isadore, cigars, 231 Kearny, r. 915 McAllister
Cohn Isadora, merchant, r. 224 Turk
Cohn Isidor, salesman Jacob M. Cohn, r. 335 Turk
Cohn Jacob, boots and shoes, 103 Pacific, r. 1040 Fol-
som
Cohn Jacob M., clothing, 228 Sixth and 824 Market, r.
335 Turk
Cohn Joseph, clothing, 216 Pacific
Cohn Joseph, salesman Mrs. Henrietta Cohn, r. 636
Tehama
Cohn Julius, bathtender Kuoechel & Brand
Cohu Louis, clerk Samuel Cohn, r. 420 Octavia
Cohn Louis, shoemaker, 500 Pacific, r. 408 Broadway
Cohn Louis, r. 910 McAllister
Cohn Louis, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Cohn Louis Jr., r. 910 Mc.\llister
Cohn Louis M., agent Grernhood, Bobn & Co. (Mon-
tana Ter.) 209 Sansome, r. lill Larkin
Cohn Marcus, clothing, and boots and shoes, 244
Fourth, r. 204 Van Ness Av
Cohn Marx, stockbroker, r. 628 Jessie
Cohn Mathilda, widow, r. 3Jtj Vaudewater
Cohn Max, confectioner Richard Albrecht.r. 109 Tay-
lor
Cohu Max, match manuf, r. 112 Bernard
C<jhn Max, shoemaker, 23 Hyde, r. 408 Shipley
Cohn Mtndes, peddler, r. 931 Sacramento
Cohn Meyer, shoemaker, NE cor Folsom and Eighth,
r. 408 Shipley
Cohn Meyer A., bookkeeper, r. 428 Hayes
Cohn Michtu-l, clothing, 410 Pacific
Cohn Moritz B., clothing, 131 Jackson
Cohn Moritz (Cohn, Rosenblum & Co.) r. 914 O'Farrell
Cohn Moses M., clerk, r. 902 Clay
Cohn Newman, assistant Louis L. Schoen, r. E 8
Eleventh, ur Howard
Cohn Philip, clerk S. Levy & Co., r. 1123 Post
Cohu Reuben, furniture, 1028 Howard
Cohn, liostublum & Co. (Theodore Cohn, Herman
Rosenblum and Moritz Cohn) staple and fancy
dry goods, SE cor Hyde and Pacific
Cohn Salomon, barber, 504 }i Clay, r. 58 Minna
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Cohn Samuel (Samuel Cohn & Co.) r. 152 Third
Cohn Samuel, clerk, r. 336 Turk
Cohn Samuel, glazier, r. 17 Fourth
Cohn Samuel, groceries and liquors, 501 Hayes, r. 420
Octavia
Cohn Samuel ft Co. (Samuel Cohn and S. E. Cohn)
furnlsbinK goods, 152 Third
Cohn Samuel A., peddler, r. 31)<s Garden
Cohn Samuel E. (Samuel Cohn & Co.) r. 152 Third
Cohn Simon, r. 1609 Post
Cohn Simon, clotliing, 421 Kearny, r. 218 Tyler
Cohn Solomon, clerk Mrs. Henrietta Cohn, r. 731 Mont.
Cohn Solomon S. (Cohn & Frank) r. 1610 Post
Cohn S. P., baker, r. 609 Jackson
CohnTerese Miss (H. & T. Cohn) r. 428 Hayes
Cohn Theodore (Cohn, Rosenblum & Co.) r. 914
O'Farrell
Cohn Thomas, liquor saloon, 518 Battery
Cohn Thomas, tailor, r. 821 Jackson
Cohn Tobias, stock operator, r. 314 Bush
Cohn Walter J., clerk Jacob M. Cohn, r. 335 Turk
Cohn William, butcher, r. 40(!M Grove
Cohn William, foreman The Hebrew, r. 39 Langton
Cohn William, foreman Buckingham & Hecht, r. 1123
Post
Cohn Wolf L., tailor, 425 Pine, r. 414 Hayes
Cohn Zella Miss, teacher music, r. 420 Octavia
Cohn k Frank (Solomon S. Cohn and Augustus H.
Frank) exchange and money brokers, 418 Mont.
Cohn. See Coan, Cohan, Cohen, Kohen, Kohn, and
Kuhn
Cohnheim Jlartha Miss, r. 408 Fell
Cohnheim Max, editor Humorist, r. 408 Fell
Colinreich Brotliera (Israel and Joseph) boots
and shoes, 804 and 806 Market
Cohnreich Israel (Cohnreich Brothers) r. 226 Turk
Cohnreich Joseph (Cohnreich Brothers) r. 411 Minna
Cohru Edward, policeman City Hall, r. 112.S Post
Coil E. L., Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Coil Henry, laborer Sea Wall
Coilly Michael, laborer, r. 253 Clementina
Coin John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Coin E. & Co. (Eaimond Coin and Francis N. Neuval)
proptrs White House Hotel, 420 Jackson
Coin Raimond (B. Coin & Co.) r. 420 Jackson
Coin. See Coyne
Coine John, produce dealer, r. 106 Natoma
Coine Miihael, contractor, r. 2 Chesley
Coit Benjamin C, waiter, r. 902 Clay
Coit B. Howard, chairman S. F. Stock and Exchange
Board, r. 209 Dupont
Colt Frederick W., bartender, r. 902 Clay
Cokel Charles, boxmakcr Pac. Box Factory, r. 735
Brannau
Cokeley Jeremiah, liquor saloon, 236 Townsend
Cokeley Jeremiah, teamster, r. 410 Broadway
Cokeley Julia Miss, milliner, r. 725 M Hayes
Cokeley Mary Miss, milliner, r. 725 J^ Hayes
Cokeley Thomas, salesman, r. 722 Shotwell
Cokeley. See Doakley
Colaco Max, cigars and tobacco, 8E cor Market and
Fourth, r. 711 Howard
Colander A., peddhr, r. 419 Clementina
Colbe Peter, coachman Christian MuUer, 218 Height
Colberg Charles, carpenter, r. 1003 Buchanan
Colbert Edward, boilermaker, r. 323 Duncan
Colbert Edward, helper Moynihan & Aitken, r. Simp-
son PI, nr First
Colbert John G., letter messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. 729 Gough
Colbert John H. (D. Lynch & Co.) r. 40 Crocker
Colbert John H., clerk, r. 36^ Zoe
Colbert Michael, miner, r. 729 Gough
Colbert Bodolph, clerk Edgar J. Bowen, r. 426 O'Farrell
Colbert Thomas J., salesman W. & J. Sloane, r. 729
Gough
Colbom Edward S., freight clerk Central Pac. RR.,
Oakland Ferry, r. Alameda
Colbourn Richard, street contractor, r. 11 Calhoun
Colbourn Richard Jr., clerk Bowen Brothers, r. 11 Cal-
houn
Colburn Alfred, mining secretary, 318 Pine, room
r. Alameda
Colburn Charles H., driver Wells, Fargo & Co.,
Hopeton Terrace
Colburn George L., merchant, r. 1119 Hyde
Colbxirn James, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Colburn T. W., office 414 California, r. 923 Wash.
Colby Charles A., compositor Alta California, r. 16
Lafayette
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Colby Charles F., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 64
First
Colby Charles H., shipwright, r. 846 Mission
Colby Charles W., springmaker Ezra Hinckley, r. 715
Howard
Colby C. T., oiler Pacific Mall SS. City of Tokio
Colby Eidridge G., cardriver, r. 961 Folsom
Colby Elizabeth Mrs., dressmaker, r. 715 Howard
Colby George L., driver William A. Burnell, r. NE
cor York and Twenty-fifth
Colby G.W., president Grangers' Bank of California,
NE cor Davis and California, r. Benicia
Colby H., assistant storekeeper warehouse dept Cus-
tom Ifouse, r. Alameda
Colby Henry B., master mariner, r. 912 Pine
Colby Henry G., naval officer, r. 1352 Post
Colby Henry H., bookkeeper, r. 510 )i Hayes
Colby Henry J., porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 216 Stockton
Colby Hiram H. (Steere & Colby) r. Brooklyn
Colby James, blacksmith, r. 13 M Park Av
Colby Manfred P. , cigars and tobacco, r. 1606 Post
Colby Marj' A. Mrs., assistant Girls' High School, r.
995 Market
Colby Moses L., porter C. & P. H. Tirrell b Co., r.
943 Howard
Colby Theodore H., clerk, r. 934 Folsom
Colby William, coalpasser U. 8. SS. Shubrick, Folsom
St. Wharf
Colby William, mate bark Whistler, r. 1212 Howard
Colby William A., baker, r. 244 Minna
Colby Z. F., fruits, 322 Francisco
Colby. See Kolbe and Kolby
Coldier Catherine, widow, r. 637 Howard
Coldwell Russell D., clerk C. F. Richards & Co., r. SE
cor Pennsylvania Av and Solano
Cole Mrs., r. 118 Dupont
Cole Adele Miss, dressmaker, r. 933 Folsom
Cole Alexander, hostler St. Luke's Hospital
Cole Alfred B., conductor California St. RR., r. 1029
Hyde
Cole Arthur B., clerk Watson, La Grange & Gibson, r.
1115 Clay
Cole Charles, pantryman J. G. Foster, r. Clifif House
Cole Charles D. ( Winchell & Cole ) and bookkeeper J.
H. Blood, r. 424 Geary
Cole Charles H., shoemaker, r. 1911 Jessie
Cole Charles M., collector Cal. Furniture Manuf.
Co., r. 1801 Franklin
Cole Clementina, widow, r. E s Capp, bet Twenty
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Cole Cornelius, attorney at law, 23 U. S. Court Build-
ing, r. 1403 Van Ness Av
Cole Delia, widow, r. 907 Stockton
Cole E. D., agent Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, 30
New Montgomery
Cole Edward F. , salesman Thomas Day, r. 127 Kearny
Cole Ediivard P. ( Carter & Cole ) attorney at law,
328 Montgomery, r. 2209 Devisadero
Cole Ernest H., buyer Baker & Hamilton, r. 727
Shotwell
Cole Foster P., salesman Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,
r. 1909 Jessie
Cole Frederick M., baggagemaster Southern Pac. RR.,
r. 919 Bryant
Cole George, bartender Robert Ballantine, r. NE cor
Fourth and Tehama
Cole Henry, housemover, r. 445 Clementina
Cole James, housemover, r. 531 Natoma
Cole James, shoemaker, r. 927 Greenwich
Cole James, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 233 Third
Cole Jason B., teamster, 120 Mission, r. 1-J08 Market
Cole John, harnessiuaker Main & Winchester, r. 927
Greenwich
Cole John, shlpcalker, r. 20 Hampton PI
Cole John, watchman, r. 915 Capp
Cole Joseph, employee S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
927 Greenwich
Cole Joslah L., carpenter, r. 609 Hyde
Cole J. R , bellman Palace Hotel
Cole Juan, fruitdealer, r. 504 Linden Av
Cole Kitty Miss, compositor, r. 927 Greenwich
Cole Lavinia, widow, r. 933 Folsom
Cole Levi F., foreman I. M. Scott & Co., r. 1911 Jessie
Cole L. H. Mrs., r. 515 Leavenworth
Cole Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 933 Folsom
Cole Lomira C. Mrs., r. 1115 Clay
Cole Mark T., bookkeeper Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,r.
622 Larkin "•
Cole Martha, copyist, r. 927 Greenwich
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Cole Mary, -widow, r. 520 Grove
Cole Mattie A. Miss, teacher, r. 1115 Clay
Cole Natbaniel P., president Cal. Furniture
Manuf. Co., office 226 Bush, r. 1801 Franklin
Cole Nathaniel W., r. 727 Shotwell
Cole N.V., -wood and coal, r. 100 J^ Second
Cole Oliver H., insurance broker, 209 Sansome, r. 1606
Van Ness Av
Cole Paul E., blacksmith, r. 114 Lsngton
Cole R. Beverly, physician, office 518 Sutter, r.
1119 Geary
Cole Robert, hostler United Carriage Co., r. 3 Park PI
Cole Sevrard, manager Pac. Branch Salamander
Felting Co., 317 California, r. 1403 Van Ness Av
Cole Thomas, mining, 331 Montgomery, r. 2234 Bd-wy.
Cole Thomas, stonecutter, r. Central Pacific Hotel
Cole William, carpenter, r. 12 Twenty-second
Cole William H. B. (Cole & Kenny) r. St. David's
House
Cole William J., with Cal. Elastic Truss Co., r. 702
Market
Cole Willoughby. r. 1403 Van Ness Av
Cole & Kenny (William H. B. Cole and Thomas Ken-
ny) mauufs brooms and brushes, and dealers
wood and willowware, 114 Sacramento
Cole. See Kohl
Colecchi Giuseppe, fisherman, r. 423 Broadway, rear
Colehan Kate Miss, milliner, r. lOti Silver
Colehan Mary J. Miss, teacher, r. lOo Silver
Colehan Michael, mason, r. 106 Silver
Coleman Abraham, barber Charles H. Coleman, r.
428 Green
Coleman Adolph, barber, 218 Pacific, r. 428 Green
Coleman A. T. Mrs., r. 7 Mason
Coleman Andrew, r. 225 Third
Coleman Andrew, laborer, r. 424 Broadway
Coleman Annie, domestic SW cor Pine and Octavia
Coleman Annie, domestic 421 Fell
Coleman Annie Mrs., bakery, 134 Fifth
Coleman Benjamin H., r. 916 Hyde
Coleman Carlton C, assistant cashierWilliam T. Cole-
man & Co., r. 1299 Taylor
Coleman Catherine, widow, r. 7 Sherwood PI
Coleman Catherine Mrs , jewelry, and second hand
clothing, 225 Third
Coleman Charles, jeweler Morris Aufrichtig, r. 148
Perry
Coleman Charles, real-estate, r. 1517 Post
Coleman Charles H., barber, 527 Sacramento, r. 428
Green
Coleman Charles M., receiver California St. KB., r.
1709 Polk
Coleman Daniel, jailor County Jail, r. 748 Brannan
Coleman Daniel, laborer, r. 3 Warren Av
Coleman Daniel, laborer, r. 10 Boardman, rear
Coleman Daniel, stevedore, r. 2 Maria
Coleman Daniel H., r. NE cor Brannan and Gilbert
Coleman David M., bookbinder Edward Bosqul & Co.,
r. 13.30 Washington
Coleman David R., shiprfmith, 9 Vallejo, r. 1104 Mar-
ket
Coleman Dennis, shoemaker, r. 17 Hayes
Coleman Dennis, hack driver, r. 509 Broadway
Coleman D. K.Mrs., r. Brunswick House
Coleman Edward W., bookkeeper Hatch & Barclay, r.
2716 Howard
Coleman Eliza, widow, r. 258 Clementina
Coleman Kvan J., president State Board Bank
[ Commissioners, office 202 Sansome. and president
[ Pac. Transfer Co., 110 Sutter, r. 618 Harrison
Coleman Ezra, patternmaker, r. 249 Stevenson
Coleman Fannie Miss, teacher Market and Seventh
! Sts. Primary School, r. 1832 Howard
' Coleman Frederick, master mariner, r. SBiucon Court
Coleman.GeorgeP.,clerk A. S. Hallidie, r. 1206 Mar-
I ket
' Coleman Gustavus A., clerk, r. 115 Kearny
i Coleman Harris, merchant tailor, 621 Hyde, r. 428
I Green
Coleman Harry, finisher 8.W. Rosenstock & Co., r.
407 Grove
Coleman Henry, laborer, r. 7 Sherwood PI
I Coleman Henry teamster, r. 8E cor Sixth Av and M,
! South S. F.
Coleman H. G. Mrs., r. 195 Hyde
Coleman Honora, r. fi04 Hayes
Coleman H. R., salesmaa A. L. Bancroft k Co., r. 618
Geary
Coleman Hyman, teamster, r. 148 Perry
Coleman J., broker, r. 771 Mission
Coleman James, r. 7 Mason
Coleman James, r. 11 M Clara
Coleman James, b:irtender E. W. Barber, r. SE cor
Bush and Central Av
Coleman James, clerk Jarboe & Harrison, r. 6 Clin-
ton
Coleman James, laborer jEtna Ironworks, r. 1008 Col-
umbia
Coleman James, plasterer, r. S s Fourteenth Av, nr
Bailroad Av, South S.F.
Coleman James H., r. 509 Bryant
Coleman James S., delivery clerk Pacific Mall SS. Co.,
r. 118 Freelon
Coleman James S., physician and surgeon, r. 520 Val-
encia
Coleman James V., stockbroker, 42 and 43 Ne-
vada Block, r. 517 Sutter
Coleman Jane, widow, r. S s Henry, bet Noe and
Castro
Coleman Jeremiah, r. 428 Broadway
Colt-man Johanna, domestic 126 O'Farrell
Coleman John, bricklayer, r. 6 Clinton
Coleman John, mining, r. 183'-' Howard
Coleman John, seaman, r. 41 Vallejo
Coleman John, stonecutter, r. 'H Freelon
Coleman John, wat-rman Sea Wall
Celemuu John E. W., painter and whitener, 924 Folsom
Coleman John F., engineer, r. 7 Merchant
Coleman John H., clerk S. Cox &Co., r. 1330 Washing-
ton
Coleman John W., capitalist, office 1 S. F. Stock
Exchange Building, r. Oaiilaud
Coleman J. W. C, r. 1641 Polk
Coleman L. B. Mrs., boarding, 502 Sutter
Coleman Lizzie, domestic 309 Hyde
Coleman Luther B., r. 502 Sutter
Coleman -Margaret, domestic 802 Ellis
Coleman Martha M., widow, r. 2751 Harrison
Coleman Mary E., dressmaker R. Hodge, r. 134 Fifth
Coleman Michael, dairy, Diamond, bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth
Coleman Michael, laborer, r. 7 Sherwood PI
Coleman Michael, laundyman La Grande Laundry
Coleman Minnie Miss, r. 115 Kearny
Coleman M. J. Mrs., widow, r. 14 Antonio
Coleman M. M. Mrs., dressmaking, 115 Kearny
Coleman Mollie, domestic 214 Powell
Coleman Nellie, domestic 1812 Pobt -^
Coleman N. L. Mrs., r. 630 Mission
Coleman Owen, porter Charles Clafifey, r. 777}j Mis--
sion
Coleman Patrick, boilermaker Southern Pac. BR., r.
133 Clara
Coleman Patrick J., salesman S. Mosgrove k Brother,
r. 105 Mason
Coleman Peter, policeman City Hall, r. 134 Fifth
Coleman Philip, laborer Louis Sloss & Co., r. 141
Townsend
Coleman Richard C, tingrader.r. 162 Clementina
Coleman Simon, finisher 8. W. Rosenstock & Co., r,
607 Grove
Coleman Stephen, laborer Pac. Tallow Works, r.
Seventh Av, nr M, South S. F.
Coleman T., r. 36 Clay
Coleman Thomas, r. 1717 Turk
Coleman Thomas. Ijartender, r. 436 Stevenson
Coleman Thomas, bartender, r. 777 Ji Mission
Coleman Thomas, laborer, r. 16 Anthony
Coleman Thomas, laborer, r. 675'^ Clementina
Coleman Thomas, porter Oncsti k Connor, r. 325
Union
Coleman Thomas, waiter Muehe & Duggan, r. 217
Stevenson
Coleman T. L., r. Commercial Hotel
Coleman William, helpers. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works
Coleman William, stevedore Menzies, Bingham k Co.
Coleman William James, r. 913 Montgomery
Coleman William P., r. 651 Harrison
Coleman William T. (William T. Coleman k Co.) r.
l'J9y Taylor
Coleman William T. & Co. (William T. Cole-
man) shipping and commit^sion merchants, SW
cor California and Front
Coleman William T. & Co. 's lines of clipper
ships, Philadelphia, Hongkong and Boston, office
203 California
Coleman. See Colman, and Kohlman
Colen Bertha, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 1326 Broadway
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Colen John H., patrolman Underwriters' Fire Patrol,
No. 2, Grove, bet Polk and Larkin
Coles A. D.. painter, r. 529 Valencia
Coles Alfred, carpenter, r. 23 Rondel PI
Coles Emily C. Mrs., r. 1119 Geary
Coles Ida E. Miss, assistant Potrero School, r. 44
Second
Coles Jacob E., master mariner, r. 574 Bryant
Coles John B., Ship Calkers' Assn, Barra's Hall
Coles John R., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 220 Minna
Coles Thorn, engineer Washington Mills, r. 1802
Mason
Coles WiUiam, conductor Market St. BR., r. 123 First
Av
Coles William J., boot treer Eullman, Salz k Co., r.
1727 Stevenson
Coles William L., policeman City Hall, r. 44 Second
Colett Cl.iiidine, laundress, 1021 Stockton
Coley William C, agent, r. Overland House
Colfax Frank, propertyman Standard Theater, r. 314
- Bush
Golfer Patrick, fireman Pacific Mail SB. Granada
Colford John, laborer freigbt dept Southern Pac. RR.
Colgan J., machinist Risdon I, and L. Works
Colgan John, fireman SS. Newbem, r. 305 Fremont
Colgan William, longshoreman, r. South Park Hous«
Colgate Joseph C, r. 81t) California
Colibert Jules, waiter Marchand's Restaurant, r. 713
Vallejo
Colin George, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 14 00
Bryant
Colin John B., expressman, r. W s Montgomery Av,
bet Chestnut and Francisco
Colin Josephine Mrs., teacher French Zeitska's Insti-
tute, r. 820 Filbert
Colin Reni, carpenter, r. 824 Montgomery
Coll Dennis, teamster Haste & Kirk, r. 1001 Battery
Coll J., salesman Keane Bros., r. 540 Ellis
Coll John, baker, r. 3 Geneva
Coll Michael, baker James McDevitt, r. 674 Clem.
Coll Patrick, tailor, r. 20 Howard Court
Coll Patrick, teamster Arthur M. Ebbets, r. 113 Sac.
CoUard Henry, briomdealer, r. 8>;3M Market
CoUeary John, tvamstcr, r. 920 Natoma
Collector Castoms U. S. Port of San Francisco,
office Custom House, third floor
Collector liicenses City and County, new
City Hall, basement
Collector Taxes City and County, new City
Hall, first floor
Collector V. S. Internal Revenue, new U. 8.
Appraiser's Building
College of Notre Dame, Sister Aloyse superior, E s
Dolores bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Colleren Maggie, domestic 1113 Post
Collet Fortune, liquor saloon, SW cor Second and Bry-
ant
Colleton James, collector Tallant k Co., r. 524 Bryant
Collett Henry G., collector, r. 830^ Harrison
CoUett Theodore H., master mariner, r. 198 Lombard
CoUey Frederick A., manager wholesale dept A. L.
Bancroft & Co., r. 202 San Jose Av
CoUey Moses H., carpenter new U. 8. Appraiser's
Building, r. 202 San Jose Av
Collie Thomson, Master Mariners' Benev. Assn,Druid's
Hall
Collie William H., florist, 18 Post, r. 818 Octavia
Collier Frederick, clerk r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Collier James W., bagmaker Neville & Co., r. 7 Hinck-
ley
Collier John M., carpenter Cal. Mills, r. 144 Fifth
j Collier Peter P., book publisher (New York) Pat-
I rick J. Leonard agent, 621 Sansome
I Collier William, cigarmaker Max Colaco, r. 323 Dupont
1 Collier William B., farmer, r. 916 Van Ness Av
I Collier. See CoUyer
Colligan James, gardener, r. 18 Gilbert
I Colligan Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1633 Clay
Colligan Teirence, engineer California St. BR., r.
1333 Vallejo
Collin Charles, laborer, r. 54 First
Collin Eugene, r. 708 Commercial
Collin Henri, tailor, r. 1307 Pacific
Collin Kate, widow, r. 1030 Clay
Collin Patrick, horseshoer, r. 722 Broadway
Collinna James, carpenter, r. 65 West Mission
Collings J., r. C36 Commercial
CoUmgs Francis, stonecutter, r. 240}^ Clara
Collins Adeline L., widow (Collins k Lyons) r. 208
Fifth
Collins A. F., r. 1115 Sutter
Collins Agnes, domestic 8W cor Eddy and Franklin
Collins A. J., seaman, r. 36 Pacific
Collins Albert L. (Collins & Tuttle) r. 308 J4 Tenth
Collins Augustus, waiter Palace Hotel
Collins Augustus A., rancher, r. 1109 Stockton
Collins A. W., bookkeeper Nathan W. Spaulding, r.
Oakland
Collins Barney, bakery, 1037 >i Folsom
Collins Barney Jr., cigarmaker Charles Harris, r.
1037!^ Folsom
Collins Benjamin, decorator, r. 241 Stevenson
Collins Benjamin Jr., pressman F. Eastman & Co., r.
East Oakland
Collins Brothers (Timothy and John) proptrs Noe
Valley Dairy, SW cor Twenty-fourth and Home-
stead
Collins Catharine Mrs., dressmaker, r. 668 Clementina
Collins Charles, r. 1019 Tyler
Collins Charles, commis-sion merchant, r. 1235 Market
Collins Charles, deckhand stmr Enterprise, Wash-
ington St. Wharf, r. Broadway Hotel
Collins Charles, foreman mattrassmaker Charles W.
Ridgeway, r. 922 Pine
Collins Charles J. (Collins & Co.) r. 224 Eleventh
Collins Charles W., reporter, r. 308 Fulton
Collins Christine R. Mrs., assistant Powell St. Pri-
mary School, r. 1019 Tyler
Collins Corinne, widow, r. 223 Thirteenth
Collins Cornelius, r. Russ House
Collins Cornelius, bricklayer, r. 7 Jane PI
Collins Cornelius, porter Philip McGovern, r. NE cor
Market and Kearny
Collins Cornelius, saddleiuaker Main & Winchester,
r. 1 Hayward
Collins Daniel, fruits, etc., 212 Twenty-fourth
Collins Daniel, stonecutter new City Hall, r. 11^
Garden
Collins Daniel W., adjuster The Howe Machine Co.,
r. 1041 Mission
Collins David, laborer, r. 1332 Washington
Collins David, paver Superintendent of Streets
Collins Dennis, assistant janitor Hayes Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 238 Oak
Collins Dennis, butcher Salles & Co., r. Sixth Av, bet K
and L, South S. F.
Collins Dennis, laborer, r. 675 Clementina
Collins Dennis, laborer Omnibus RR.
Collins Dennis, pedestrian, r. 331 Kearny, room 9
Collins Dennis B., livery stable, 222 Fifth, r. 922 Pine
Collins Dennis P., cook S. P. Collins & Co., r. 53
Stevenson
Collins Douglas, repacker wines and liquors, r. E s
Pringle Court, nr Greenwich
Collins Edward, bartender John Skelly,r. 708Howard
Collins Edward, drayman L. Terkelson k Brother
Collins Edward, stableman Joseph Macdonough, r.
212 Steuart, rear
Collins Edward, stevedore, r. E s Norton PI, near Fil-
bert
Collins Edward F., assistant jailor County Jail, r.
922 Pine
Collins Edward S., plumber, r. 231 Green
Collins Elizabeth, widow, r. 419 Minna
Collins Ellen, domestic 1820 Vallejo
Collins Ellen Miss, r. 238 Oak
Collins E. R., capitalist, r. Grand Hotel
Collins Frankle Miss, saleslady George Bryant k Co.,
r. 760 Folsom
Collins Frederick, hatter Martin Muessdorffer, r. Oak-
land
Collins Georgccook M. B. Moraghan, r. 662 Howard
CoUlni^ George, pictorial artist Brooke Bros., r. Oak-
land
Collins George G., paperruler Althof 4 Babls, r. 232
Jessie
Collins George H. (Higgins & Collins) r. Oakland
Collins George 1., adjuster The Howe Machine Co., r.
1041 Mission
Collins George W., assistant bookkeeper W. W. Chase
& Co.,r. 1906 Mason
Collins George W., commercial traveler, r. 8 B Powell
Av, bet Mission and California Av
Collins O. Gertrude Miss, landscape and figure paint-
er, r. 324 Turk
Collins Harry, r. 229 Sixth
Collins Henry, telegraph operator, r. 1019 Tyler
Collins Henry E., conductor Sutter St. BR. r. 1019)4
Larkin
Collins Hugh, laborer S. F. Gaslight Co.
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Collins Hugh, teamster Edward Mitchell
Collins J. A., relieving agent Central Pac. RR., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, room 1, r. Oakland
Collins James, r. 232 Minna
Collins James, r. 420 Jackson
_,^ -Collins James, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 16 Isis
Collins James, cardriver, r. 673 Howard
Collins James, carpenter, r. 613 Mission
Collins James, foreman stonecutters new City Hall, r.
11 3i Garden
Collins James, longshoreman, r. 509 Washington
Collins James, painter, r. 1608 Steiner
Collins James, pantryman Pacific Mail SS. South Car-
olina
Collins James J., tailor, 610 Post
Collins James W., pro^jtr Belmont Dairy, 3 Boardman
Collins Jennie, domestic 511 Webster
Collins Jeremiah, deckhand stmr Herald, Washington
St. Wharf
Collins Jeremiah, lithographer Edward Bosqui & Co.,
r. 106 !^ Park Av
Collins Jeremiah, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 107 Oak
L^ Collins Jeremiah, vegetables, 234 Langton
S , Collins J. George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
I Collins John, r. 7 Lick Alley
Collins John, r. 10 Ash Av
Collins John (Collins Bros.) r. NE cor Twenty-fourth
and Ellen Av
Collins John (Collins & Wappel) r. 138 Fifth
Collins John, baker, r. 40 Moss
Collins John, bookkeeper, r. 8 Louisa
Collins John, brassfounder William T. Garratt, r. 212
Second
Collins John, clerk, r. 8 Mason
Collins John, currier A. B. Patrick & Co., r. 121 Fif-
teenth
^ Collins John, fireman stmr Enterprise, r. 1012 York
^ Collins John, laborer, r. 229 Jessie
Collins John, laborer, r. 437 Jessie, rear
Coliius John, laborer Southern Pac. RR.
Collins John, liquor saloon, cor Third and Tehama,
r. 238 Oak
Collins John, paver, r. N s Day. bet Sanchez and
Church
fe Collins John, sewer builder, r. 12 Gilbert
^ Collins John, stevedore Menales, Bingham & Co.
Collins John, tanner Mission Tannery, r. 8E cor
Eighteenth and Folsom
Collins John, teamster, r. 220 Ninth
Collins John, watchman Pacific Oil and Lead Works,
r. 323 Fourth
Collins John, wire rope splicer California St. RB., r.
7 M Carlos PI
Collins John A., attorney at law, r. 1 Boston PI
CoUind John C, barber D. J. Liuehan, r. 133 Perry
Collins John C, compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 612
Filbert
Collins John C, student, r. 405 Turk
Collins John D., r, 840 Grove
Collins John H. Jr., stock and mine broker, 320 San-
va some, r. 108 Ellis
*0 Collins John J., bookkeeper, r. 1326 Filbert
Collins John J., laborer SXxxtk Iron Works, r. 11 Hub-
bard
Collins John J., porter Hoffman b Co., r. 1023 Vallejo
OM Collins John Joseph, currier A. B. Patrick h Co., r.
^3 508 Ninth
Collins John L., r. 530 Merchant
Collins John P., clerk, r. 419 Stevenson
Collins John T., bookkeeper subscription dept A. L.
Bancroft & Co., r. 7 Jaue PI
Collins John Thomas, plasterer, r. 1313 Steiner
Collins John W. (Collins & Gallagher) r. 222 Third
Collins John W.. ironer, r. 10.22 Pacific Av
Collins Joseph, spooler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1023 Viillejo
Colling Jogepli C, real-estate and general agency,
office and r. 509 Bush
Collins Joseph J., carpenter, r. 2}< McLea Court
Collins Joseph V., salesman O'Connor, MofTatt & Co.,
r. 600 Bush
Collins Julia A. Miss, machine operator E. Detrlck ft
Co., r. 339 Shipley
Collins Kate, domestic 403 Leavenworth
Collins Kate, widow, r. 134 Eighth
Collins Katie, domestic 603 Buchanan
Collins K. N. Mrs., r. 232 O'Farrell
ColUns Lizzie, domestic 813 O'Farrell
Collins Lyman P., salesman Samuel Hill, r. Oakland
Collins M., laborer Sea Wall
Collins Martin, plasterer, r. NW cor Franklin and
Lombard
Collins Martin J., stevedore, r. 436 Union
Collins Mary, widow, r. 7 M Carlos PI
Collins Mary, widow, r. 419 Stevenson
Collins Mary, widow, furnished rooms, 10 Anthony
Collins Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1023 Vallejo
Collins Mary A., domestic 515 Eddy
Collins Mary E. Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary
School, r. 419 Minna
Collins Matthew.engineer Golden Age Flouring Mills,
r. 416 Broadway
Collins M. F. Mrs., proprietress Albemarle House, 8
Mason
Collins Michael, driver Cal. Powder Co., r. W sBaker,
bet Bay and Jefiferson
Collins Michael, groceries and liquors, SE cor Leaven-
worth and Vallejo
Collins Michael, laborer, r. 7 Natoma, rear
Collins Michael, laborer, r. 18 Bouita
Collins Michael, laborer, r. 270 Clementina
Collins Michael, plasterer, r. 1313 Steiner
Coliius Michael, seaman schr Felicity, r. 625 Davis
Collins Michael Joseph, plasterer, r, 53 Elizabeth
Collins Miles, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 4 Sullivan
Alley
Collins Mortimer, plasterer, r. SW cor Franklin and
Lombard
Collins Moses, coachman, r. 522 Powell
Collins Nora, domestic 828 Post
Coliius P., laborer, r. Columbia Hotel
Collins Park, bricklayer new City Hall
Collins Patrick, hostler C. L. Wall & Co., r. 544 Jessie
Collins Patrick, fireman stmr Oakland, Oakland
Ferry, r. NE cor Nevada and Vermont
Collins Patrick, groceries and liquors, 138 Fifth
Collins Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 546
Mission
Collins Patrick, longshoreman, r. 1 Haywood
Collins Patrick, proptr Washington Hotel, 519 Mission
Collins Patrick F., expressman, r. 1520 Turk
Collins Patrick J., carpenter, r. N s Twenty-third, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Collins Peter, laborer, r. 240 Brannan
Collins Peter F., carpenter, r. 1621 Howard, rear
Collins Richard, fireman S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 2919 Mission
Collins Richard M., bookkeeper W. W. Chase & Co., r.
1906 Mason
ColUns Robert, r. W s Douglass, bet Twentieth and
Twenty-first
Collins Robert, printer, r. 1617 Laguna
Collins Rufus, ironmoulder Union Iron Works, r. 759
Folsom ,„
Collins Salvin P. (S. P. Collins & Co.) r. SW cor
Franklin and Sacramento
Collins Samuel H., manager H. Myers & Son, r. 1103
McAllister
Collins Samuel M., carbuilder N. B. and Mission RR.,
r. 442 M Clementina
Collins Sarah, widow, r. 339 Shipley
Collins Savory W., solicitor, r. 825 Broadway
Collins S. M. (Collins & Felling) r. 119 Mason
CoUins S. P. «fc Co. (Salvin P. Collins and James
Wheeland) wines and liquors, and oyster and
chophouse 329 Montgomery, and 511 California
Collins T. Mrs., widow, boarding, 307 Folsom
Collins Thomas, carpenter, r. 2919 Mission
Collins Thomas, clerk Patrick Collins, r. 138 Fifth
Collins Thomas, nurse, r. 1421 Pine
Collins Thomus. laborer, r. 356 Minna
Coliius Thomas, laborer, r. 1525 Bush
Collins Thomas, mining, r. 142 Silver
Collins Thomas, nurse, r. Ill Turk
Collins Thomas, tinsmith, r. 1023 Vallejo
Collins Tijomas W.. bookkeeper Savings and Loan
Society, r. 1019 Tyler
Collins Timothy, boatbuilder. 120 and 122 Berry, r. 12
Hagijin
Collins Timothy, laborer, r. 238 Oak
Collins Timothy (Collins Bros.) r. SW cor Twenty.
fourth and Douglass
Collins Victor N., workman U. 8. Mint, r. 405 Turk
Collins Wallace, machinist, 115 Stevenson
Collins William, asphaltum roofer Conlin & Roberts,
r ooo .TARgiA
Collins William, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Collins William, longshoreman, r. 119 Silver
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CollinB William, machinist, r. 13 Ninth
Collins William, plumber, r. 231 Green
Collins William, steward Pacific Coast SS. Victoria,
r. 60 Silver
Collins William H. (Woods & Collins) r. San Jo86
Collins W. J., first assistant engineer Pacific Mail SS.
City of Peking
CoUins W. W., r. 120 Ellis
Collins & Co. (Charles J. Collins) hatters, 227 Mont.
Collins «& Felling (8. M. Collins and Louis
Feiling) commission and dairy produce, 426
Sansome
Collins & Gallagher (John W. Collins and J. Gal-
lagher) liquor saloon, 222 Third
Collins & Lyons (Mrs. Adeline L. Collins and John
Lyons) teamsters. Pier 11 Steuart
Collins & Tuttle (Albert L. Collins and Samuel Tut-
tle) teamsters. Pier 3 Steuart
Collins & Wappel (John Collins and George Wappel)
restaurant, 204 and 206 Fourth
Cellinson Frank, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
CoUischonn Charles, corresponding clerk Belloc &
Co., r. Oakland
Collison Fannie, domestic 1120 Sutter
CoUison James, boilermaker, r. Chenery. Fairmont
Tract, nr Bernal Station
Collison John A., collector, r. 91.5 Polk
Colluer John, compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 11 Na-
toma
Colloflf Herman, musician, r. 927 Vallejo
CoUopy James, bakery, 337 Sixth, r. 953 Bryant
Collum Bf-mard, porter Neustadter Brothers, r. 932
Twentieth
Collyer D.. helper G. & W. Snook, r. West Oakland
CoUyer Frederick H., merchant, r. Seventh Av, bet
M and N
Collyer John, engineer, r. 38 Katoma
Collyer Theodore, r. 51 Louisa
Collyer. See Collier
Collymore R., r. Commercial Hotel
Colman Abraham (Colman Brothers) r. 1104 Van
Ucss Av
Colman Abraham, tailor, r. 1105 Folsom
Colman A. F. Mrs., widow, bakery and fancy goods,
433 O'Farrell
Colman Brothers (Morris.Abraham, and Charles)
importers and wholesale clothing and furnishing
goods, NW cor Sansome and Sutter, and retail SW
cor Montgomery and Bush
Colman Charles (Colman Brothers) r. 824 Sutter
Colman Joseph, mining, 314 Montgomery, room 5
Colman Martin, liquor saloon, NE cor Pine and
Kearny, r. 639 California
Colman Morris (Colman Brothers) r. Lick House
Colman Nathaniel B., physician, office 204 Sut-
er, r. 1413 Bush
Colman Nicholas J., mining superintendent, r. 927 M
Post , , . ^
Colman Sarah Miss, dressmaker, r. 920 Washington
Colman Thomas, barber, r. 825 Vallejo
Colman. See Coleman, and Kohlman
Colnen William, r. S s Valley, bet San Jose At and
Dolores
Colomb Julius, woodcarver Conrad Boiler, r. 637
Broadway
Colombat Rosalie, widow, fringes, gimps, tas-
sels, and button factory ,105 Stockton, r. 113 O'Far-
rell
Colombia John, Coopers' Pro. Assn, 767 Market
Colombo Alexander, cook, r. 520 Vallejo
Colombo Antonio, r. 627 Seventh
Colombo Hotel, Zeiro & Chiappari proptrs, 621-625
Broadway
Colombo Market, F. G. Piccaroli superintendent,
S 8 Pacific, bet Front and Davis
Colombo Nicolas, laborer Luscinchi &Tavalara, r. 540
Union
Colon Thomas H., r. 35 Russ
Colonbarti Antonio, laborer, r. 766 Brannan
Colonge Francis, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 908 San.
Colonna Agostino, collector, r. 818 Sansome
Colonna B. A., assistant U. S. Coast and Geodetic
Survey, r. 720 Leavenworth
Colonna Pietro. fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Colonnade Honse, George L. Smith proptr, 1206
Market
Colorado Commercial and Land Co. (Ari-
zona) Peter Donahue president, Lewis Lillle sec-
retary, office 607 Washington
Colorado Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Virginia, Sto-
rey Co., Nev.) R. E. Kelly secretary, 419 Califor-
nia, rooms 1-3
Colorado Steam Navigation Co., Charles
Crocker president, Frank S. Douty secretary, of-
fice NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Colovacco Giusseppi, laborer Sea Wall
Colp James, speculator, r. 1008 Natoma
Colquhoun J. C. Mrs., widow, r. 634 Howard
Colquhoun Robert D., clerk Liverpool and London
and Globe Insurance Co., r. 634 Howard
Colson E. D., nlasterer, r. 247 Second
Colson Edward A., messenger Custom House, r. E s
Pennsylvania Av, bet Solano and Mariposa
Colson John, attendant U. 8. Marine Hospital
Colton. See Coulson
Colston Samuel, boilermaker McAfee Boiler Works,
r. E s Church, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-
ninth
Colt William P., tinsmith and plumber, r. 1705 Howard
Colter Andrew, salesman, r. 15 Bincon PI
Colter Andrew, Ship Calkers' Assn, Barra's Hall
Colter Edward James, bookkeeper, r. 2322 Pine
Colter H.,r. 240 Fourth
Colter James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s Geor-
gia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Colter John, policeman City Hall, r. 2322 Pine
Colter. See Coalter and Coulter
Colterwood Alfred, lithographer, r. 267 Minna
Colthurst J. H., Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Coltman George E. foreman solderer Cutting Pack-
ing Co., r. 1034 Guerrero
Colton Alric O.. attorney at law, 623 Commercial, r.
1423 Webster ^^^
Colton Chester F., druggist and apothecary, NW
cor Polk and Eddy
Colton D. D. Mrs., widow, r. NE cor California and
Taylor ^ ^ ,
Colton Dental Association, Charles W. Decker
925 Market
Colton J. Mrs., machine operator Jory Brothers, r. 31
Lafayette
Colton James, carpenter, r. 524 Bryant
Colton James, gasfitter McNally & Hawkins, r. IIOH
Dore
Colton John N. Jr., upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf
Co r 2322 Pins
Colton N., shoemaker Jory Brothers, r. 31 Lafayette
Colton J. P., engineer, r. 257 Clementina
Colton Submit, widow, r. 1423 Webster
Colton W'alter, boilermaker Southern Pac. RE., r. 22
Willow Av
Colton William, artesian wellborer Patrick Delaney,
T.nOH Dore
Columbia Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
D. F. Verdenal secretary, 6 and 7 8. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Columbia Foundry, Reese Llewellyn proptr, 133
and 135 Beale
Columbia Hotel, Leo Maurer proptr, 741 Market
Columbia House, James Douglas proptr, 114 Jackson
Columbia River Packets, A. M. Simpson &
Brother agents, 44 Market
Columbia St. Primary School, Columbia, bet Twen-
ty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Columbus Hall, Ss Stevenson, bet Third and Annie
Columbus J. S., steward Pacific Mail SS. City of Pan-
ama
Colville Bonnie E. Miss, r. 626 Geary
Colville Edward, first officer O. & O. SS. Belgic, r. 634
Hayes
Colville E. L., r. 634 Hayes
Colville James, baker, r. 18 Mason
Colvin Edward J., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
1223 Stockton ,, ,, t«
Colvin Hugh J., engineer Engine No. 5, S. F. F. D.,
1223 Stockton •„ „ t>
Colvin James, extraman Engine No. 8, 8. F. F. D., r.
1009 Polk
Colvin James A., plumber and gasfitter, 606 Com-
mercial, r. Oakland
Colvin James J., plumber Thomas Day, r. 1213}j
Green
Colvin John J., advertising agent, and extraman En-
gine No. 6, 8. F. F. D., r. 813 Pacific
Colvin Lydia, widow, dressmaker, r. 766 Mission
Colwell C. B., r. 114 Powell
Colwpll Charles H., carpenter new City Hall ^-_
Colwell Edwin B., stationery and Yankee notions,
1202 Market and 3 Tyler, r. 1518 California
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Colwell Harry C, r. 1518 California
Colwell Hattie Mrs., r. 3-2 Tyler
Colwell Terrence, trackman J. R. Dickey, r. W s
Twenty-third Av, N of Point Lobos Av
Colwell Theodore C, r. 109 Montgomery
Comanche Mill and Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) Wil-
liam W. Traylor secretary, 37 Nevada Block
Comarch Matteo, driver John Hagan, r. SWcor Town-
send and Fourth
Comaskey Mary, domestic 1503 Larkin
Combatalade Louis (Blanchard & Combatalade) r.
13-20 Stockton
Combatalade Louis, sheepskin tanner Dominique Le-
gallet, r. Sixth Av, bet Q and R, South S. F.
Combatalade Philippine, domestic W s Guerrero, bet
Dorland and Eighteenth
Comber Hannah, widow, r. 121 Ninth
Combes John C, bartender Bella Union Theater, r.
International Hotel
Combes Lotta, widow, r. 425 Fulton
Combination Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.) Wil-
liam H. Widman secretary, 3.31 Mont., room 27
Combination Wood and Coal Co. (Thomas A. Graham,
George S. Lincoln and William T. Daniels) NW
cor Gough and Linden Av
Comedy Mary, domestic 910 Ellis
Comegys, Block & Co. (of Livermore) J. N. Block
manager, ofBce 207 Front
Comer Barclay, laborer, r. 5 Sherwood PI
Comerford Edward, brickmason Pac. Rolling Mill,
r. S 8 Shasta, bet Michigan and Georgia
Comerford John, laborer, r. 1028 Alabama
Comerford Joseph M., real-estate, r. 8W cor Guerrero
and Duniran
Comerford Moses, smelter and refiner, r. 2323 Ma-
son
Comerford Patrick, wines and liquors, 1911 Hyde
Comerford Patrick H., hostler Dnited Carriage Co., r.
10 Hubbard
Comey Thomas B., driver N. B. and Mission RR., r.
312 Seventh
Comfort John V. C, freight clerk Pacific Mall SB. Da-
kota
Comfort Edmund, r. 24 Ellis
Comfort Martha Miss, r. 24 Ellis
Comins P. B. Mrs., widow, r. 933 Greenwich
Comiskey John, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. 2
Frederick
Commercial Ag'ency of John SIcKillop <Sc
Co., Edwards, Pickens & Fulton proptr8,401 Cal-
ifornia, room 1
Commercial Block, SE cor Front and California
Commercial Building, NW cor Pine and Battery
Contmercial Herald and Market Review
(weekly) John H. Carmauy & Co., publishers
and proptrs, 409 Wnsliington
Commercial Herald Freija^ht Circular
(monthly) John H. Carmauy & Co., publishers
and proptrs, 409 Washington
Commercial Hotel, John M. Lawlor manager, BE
cor Montgomery Av and Pacific
Commercial Insurance Co. of California,
John H. Wise pre.sident, Charles A. Laton secre-
tary, 405 California
Commercial News and Shipping List,
Morris U. Bates & Co., proptrs, 423 Washing-
ton
Commercial Soap Co., Dakin & Libby agents,
factory E s Brady, bet Market and West Mis-
sion, office NE cor Sacramento and Davis
Commercial Steam Printinif Houite, Francis,
Valentine & Co. proptrs, 517 Clay, and 610-516
Commercial
Commercial Union Assurance Co., of Lon-
don John Rae Hamilton manager, 210 Sansome
Commercial Union Assurance Co., of Lon-
don (marine branch) Geurge J. Theobald & Co.
general agents, 419 California, rooms 4-6
Commins Edward (Commins & O'Connor) r. 727
Gough
Commins Edward P., clerk Greathouse h Blanding,
r. 727 Gough
Commins Frank, cashier Crowley & Goodman, r. 501
Geary
Commins Patrick, laborer, r. E s FolBom, bet Twenty-
sixth and Twenty-seventh
Commins Patrick, seaman bark Samoset, Mission St.
Wharf
Commins Peter W., borsestaoer, E s Mission, bet
Twenty-eight and Twenty-ninth
Commins & O'Connor (Edward Commins and
Thomas M. O'Connor) importers and wholesale
liquors. 204 and 206 Market, and 5 and 7 Pine
Commissioner Immigxation, State, 508 Bat-
tei7
Commissioner Insurance, State of California.
401 California
Conimissiuner Shipping U. S., 118 Jackson
Commissioners Bank, 'J02 Sansome, room 2
Commissioners City Hall, office new City Hall
grounds, junction >IcAllister and Park Av
Commissioners Fifteenth Avenue Exten-
sion, 59 and 60 Merchants' Exchange
Coniiiiissioners Fish, 401 California
Commissioners Harbor, 10 California
Commissioners of Insanity, new City Hall,
basement
Commissioners Park, 74 Nevada Block
Commissioners Pilot, 34 Merchants' Exchange
Commissioners Police, old City Hall, first floor
Commissioners Revenue Fund, newCityHall
Commissioners San Francisco Fire De-
partment, 235 Kearny
Commissioners Water, new City Hall, first floor
Commons Susan, widow, r. 1182 Harrison
Commontenth Anton, milker Henry Schwerin, r.
Coimty Line, between Mission and San Bruno
Road
Common-^vealth Consolidated Mining Co.
(Tuscarora, Nev.) Charles A. Morse secretary, 217
Sansome, room 8
Commonwealth Insurance Co. of Boston, Jacobs &
Easton general agents, 216 Sansome
Comninidj- Stephen, barber George Nicholas, r. 37
Sacramento
Como Reuben, mate bark Cyane, r. Keystone House
Comodone Peter, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Comosell Amelia, cook 1006 Van Ness Av
Compagiiie Generale Trangatlantiqne (New
York and Havre) J. F. Fugazi agent, 5 Montgom-
ery Av
Compaiiia Mexicana Agrlcola Industrial y Coloniza-
dora de Terrenos del Colorado, Thomas H. BIythe
president, 724 3^ Market, room 20
Comper James, r. 215 Linden Av
Compte Frank, laborer E. Guittard & Co., r. 1613
Leavenworth
Comptoir D'Escompte de Paris, C. de Guigne
agent, 401 California
Compton George C. J. .clerk John O'Neill, r. 636 Minna
Comstock C. Beverly, clerk, r. 784 Folsom
Comsto.,-k George, law student Joseijh C. Bates, r.
2412 Pine
Comstock John F. O., lieutenant Underwriters Fire
Patrol, No. 2, r. 135 Hayes
Comstock Livery Stables, Richard Smith proptr, 524
Third
Comstock Mary, widow, r. 708 Pine
Comstock Mining Co. (Storey Co., Cal.) 137 Montgom-
ery, room 8
Comstock Sarah T., widow, canvasser and book agent,
r. 784 Folsom
Comstock William, upholsterer, r. Winchester House
Comte Augustus Jr., general manager Franco-Ameri-
can Bank, 428 Montgomery, r. 24 Twelfth
Comyns John, ship calker, r. 326)^ Seventh
Comyns Joseph, clerk, r, 326)^ Seventh
Comyns Lawrence, calker, r. 14 Frederick
Comyns Maurice, ship carpentor, r. 718 Natoma
Comyns Thomas F., haruessmaker Main & Winches-
ter, r. 14 Frederick
Conahan John, farmer San Miguel Ranch
Conahan Mary, widow, r. 22 Garden
Conakan Pati-ick, helper 8. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works
Conallo Giovanni, laborer Sea Wall
Conant Augustus J., drayman, 404 Davis, r. 900 Green-
wich
Conant Benjamin H., fancy goods and confectioner,
1137 M Mission
Conant Charles H., waterman, r. 126 Clara
Conant E. L. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1137 >4 Mission
Conant Henry, deckhand stmr Constance, Jackson St.
Wharf
Conaty Peter, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s Iowa,
bet Solano and Butte
Conboie George R., engraver O'Connor & Sheehy, r.
1034 Market
Conboy Daniel, laborer, r. NW cor Geary and Ceme-
tary Av
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I UArnnMnilPU importer of and dealer in COAIi AND PIG IRON,
J. niMbUUnUUUn, 4i Market Street, comer Spear.
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Conboy George C. bookkeeper, r. 149 Dore
Conboy Michael J., policeman City Hall, r. 1316 Kear
Concannon James, stamp agent, r. 610 Treat Av
Concannon Lube, groceries and liquors, 1577 Market
Concannon Patrick, locksmith, r. 2 Sherwood I'l
Concordia Broom Factory, C. C. Butt proptr, SW cor
Nineteenth and Stevenson
Concordia Club, rooms 102 O'Farrell
Concordia Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Virginia City,
Nev.) Julius Buhlertsecret:iry, 605 Clay, rooms 8
and 9
Concordia Hall, J. J. Heinz proptr, 114 Dupont
Concordia Hotel, William Koch proptr, 907 Fol-
som
Concordia Miuing Co.(Bodie, Mono Co., Cal.) William
J. Taylor secretary. 310 Pine, room 25
Conde Joaquin Garcia, consul Mexico, 215
Sansome, room 7, r. 807 California
Condido Pocaido, gardener, S s Waller, bet Pierce and
Steiner
■Gondon , r. 501 Post
Condon Alice Miss, costumer, r. 7.36 Vallejo, rear
Condon Bridget F., domestic 1298 Van Ness Av
Condon Daniel, laborer, r. W s Florence, nr Sadowa,
San Miguel
Condon Edward W., teamster J. Morton & Co., r. 210
Mason
Condon Edwin, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Condon Ellen, widow, r. 673 Clementina
Condon Frederick R., engineer tug Minnehaha, r. 320
Vallejo
Condon George, machinist, r. 160 Natoma
Condon Hannah, domestic 2109 California
Condon James, machinist Tnion Iron Works, r. 160
Natoma
Condon James D., laborer, r. 3113^ Linden Av
Condon John, leather finisher, r. 269 Jessie
Condon John B., actor, r. 503 Minna
Condon John, liquors, and ball and racket court,
733 Howard
Condon JohnD., cabinetmaker, r. 113 Clinton
Condon Julia, widow, r. 447 First
Condon Julia, stewardess Pacific Mail SB. City of
Chester
Condon Maria Mrs., r. 503 Minna
Condon Maurice, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Condon Patrick, farmer, r. Central Pacific Hotel
Condon Patrick, laborer, r. W s San Jose Av, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Condon Richard, laborer, r. 520 Broadway, rear
Condon Richard T., collector, r. 1310 Broderick
Condon Thomas D., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
1407 Folsom
Condon William, tanner Laguna Tannery, r. NE cor
Larkin and Greenwich
Condon. See Congdon
Condre Jean, liorist. and vegetable gardener, N s Sil-
ver Av, bet Mission and San Bruno Road, and 35
Colombo Market
Condre John, gardener Jean Condre, r. N s Silver Av,
bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Condrick Michael, teamster, r. NW cor Geary and
Central Av
Condrick William, shoemaker Buckingham k Hecht,
SE cor Page and Gough
Condriu James T., expressman, r. W s Fillmore, bet
Haight and Page
Condrin Mary Miss, dressmaker City of Paris, r. W s
Fillmore, bet Haight and Page
Cone Henry (Statham & Cone) r. 502 Geary
Cone James H., watchman Pacific Coast SS. Victoria, r.
1636 Eddy
Cone Walter 8., r. 1525 Washington
Conens Hermann, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 2J4
Hayward, rear
Coneps Annie, domestic 19 Stanly PI
Coney Alexander, sexton Congregation Sherith-lsrael,
r. 616 Laguna
Coney Elkan, plumber, r. 616 Laguna
Coney Charles W. H., coal weigher, r. 438 Hayes
Coney Edmund, laborer, r. E s Wood, bet PointLobos
Av and St. Rose
Coney Patrick, hostler, r. 1517 Broadway, rear
Coney So))hie A. Mrs., dressmaker, 438 Hayes
Confidence Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
Richard Wegener secretary, 414 California
Congdon Benjamin, shipcariieutor, r. 322 Main, rear
Congdon Charles, r. 320 Mason
Congdon Charles H., law student, 240 Montgomery, r.
2418 Sacramento
Congdon George, real-estate, 40 Nevada Block,
r. 320 Mason
Congdon Hannah Miss, r. 1227 ^ Clay
Congdon Henry B., mining and real-estate, 240 Mont-
gomery, r. 2418 Sacramento
Congdon Joseph H.. cashier Miller & Co., r. 1915
Eddy
Congdon Lucy Mrs., cloakmaker, r. 136 Sixth
Congdon Thomas D., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. 1407 Folsom
Congdon. See Condon
Conger Benjamin T., job printer, 329 Sansome, r.
Berkeley
Conger Charles C, r. 1420 Broadway, rear
Conger W. K. ( Gray & Conger ) r. 539 O'Farrell
Congregational Mission House (Chinese) 5 Brenham
Pi
Congregational Publishing Society, Rev. Frederick
E. Shearer agent, 757 Market
Congress Mine ( Mohave City,' Arizona) office 724 M
Market, room 20
Conihan John, tanner, r. Hampshire, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth *
Coning Thomas, r. Prescott House
Conjuliu M,, laborer Sea Wall
Conkliu A., widow, r. S s Twenty-third, bet Capp and
Howard
Conklin Bridget, domestic 1108 Mason
Conklin Charles P., bookkeeper P. & F. G. Conklin,
r. 149 Ninth
Conklin Daniel, shipwright, r. 309 Bryant
Conkliu Enoch, newspaper correspondent, 531 Cali-
fornia, room 6
Conklin Frank, stationery, cigars and tobacco, 310
Fifth, r. 942 Folsom
Conklin Frank G. (P. & F. G. Conklin) r. Oakland
Conklin Henry M. (Conklin, Thompson & Co.) r. Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Conklin John, conductor Clay St Hill RR., r. 1419
Pacific
Conkliu John, drayman, r. 1413 Leavenworth
Conklin John, hostler Central RU.
Conklin Kate Miss, teacher, r. 942 Folsom
Conklin Mary, widow, r. 942 Folsom
Conklin Maurice, laborer, r. 942 Folsom
Conklin Michael, carpet cleaner, r. 942 Folsom
Conkliu P. & F. G. (Piatt and Frank G. Conklin)
proptrs California Glove Factory, 535 Market
Conklin Peter, laborer, r. E s York, bet Twenty -second
and Twentv-third
Conklin Piatt (P & F. G. Conklin) r. 2213 Steiner
Conklin Thomas, with California St. RR. Co., r. S 8
Twenty-third, bet Capp and Howard
Conklin Thomas C, brushmaker, 418 Fourth, r. 136
Perry
Conklin, Thonipgou & Co. (Henry M. Conklin,
Jesse M. Thompson; and Marcellus E. Chapman)
commission, forwarding and pui-chasing agents,
123 California, room 14
Conklin William G., tinsmith Continental Oil and
Transportation Co., r. 28*4 Park Av
Conkling George W., gents' furnishing goods, 610
Market, r. 105 Mason
Coulads John, seaman schr J. B. Leeds, r. North Pa-
cific Hotel
Conlan Christopher, laborer, r. 662 Harrison
Conlau Frank, bootmaker Healy & Casey, r, Channel,
bet Tenth and Eleventh
Conlan James P., paperbagmaker Blake, Robblns &
Co., r. 12 Polk
Conlan John, carpenter, r.Ws Castro, bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth
Conlan John H., clerk, r. 13 M Lafayette
Conlan John H., helper Davii Bush, r. 1510 Folsom
Conlan John P., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., cor King
and Second
Conlan John W., clerk, t. 23 Stevenson
Conlan Matthew, teamster, r. 1129 Harrison
Conlan Patrick, porter Grand Hotel, r. 1512 Folsom
Conlan Sarah, domestic 899 Fulton
Conlan Thomas, coalpasser Pacific Coast SS. State of
California
Conlan. See Conlin and Conlon
ConlessJohn, expressman, SE cor Dapont and Jack-
son, r. 242 Clementina
Conley Annie, domestic 1615 Jackson
Conley Arthur, laborer William Kerr, t. 903 Battery
Conley C, switchman Central Pac. KR.
Conley Charles E., teamster Union Box Factory, r. 10
Jessie, bet Seventh and E^ighth
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Conley Daniel, longBhoreman, r. 407 Main
Conley Daniel, tninkmaker Fechheimer & Steele, r.
SW cor Twenty-fourth and York
Conley Edward, driver tTnited Carriage Co., r. 17
Hubbard
Conley Frank, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Conley Frederick, apprentice Moore & 'Wilkie, r, 37
Folsom
Conley J., assistant keeper East Brother Light House
Conley James, painter, r. 449 Jessie, rear
Conley John, r. Ill ^ Minna
Conley John, bartender Augustus H. Hentz, r. 435
Eddy
Conley John, expressman, NE cor Berry and Fourth,
r. E s Iowa, bet Yolo and Yuba
Conley John, laborer, r. Seventh Av, nr Laguna
Honda
Conley John, laborer, r. Eleventh Av, nr L, South S.F.
Ccnley John, laborer, r. 183 Jessie
Conley John, laborer, r. 413 Natoma
Conley John, teamster, r. 10 Jessie, bet Seventh and
Eighth
Conley Josiah Mrs., r. 532 Ellis
Conley Maria, domestic 1926 Suiter
Conley Martin, laborer, r. 628Brannan
Conley Mary, domestic 1521 Washington
Conley Michael, gardener Forsj'th Brothers
Conley Michael, laborer, r. 1.51 Natoma, rear
Conley Michael, waiter, r. 24 Lewis
Conley Morris, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 133
Shipley
Conley Patrick, boilermaker, r. 9^ Boardman
Conley Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E B
_ Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Conley Patrick, hostler William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Conley Thomas, laborer, r. 119 Welsh
Conley Thomas, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Conley Timothy, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 40
Clara
Conley Walter W., clerk, r. Ill H Minna
Conley W. J., r. 104 Mason
Conley. See Conly, Connelly, Connolly, and Conolly
Conlin — , stevedore Menzies, Bingham & Co
Conlin Ann, widow, r. 356 Minna
Conlin Hugh, special policeman, r. 411 Olive Av
Conlin James, r. 130 Clara
Conlin James (Conlin & Roberts) r. 113 Grove
Conlin James, special policeman City Hall, r. S s
Washington, bet Gough and Franklin
Conlin James, watchman Pacific Mail SS. City of Tokio
Conlin John, carpenter, r. 3012 Mission
Conlin John, laborer, r. 268 Jessie
Conlin John F., conductor N. B. and Mission RR., r.
662 Harrison
Conlin Joseph, porter Vienna Model Bakery, r. 867
Market
Conlin M., laborer Pacific M»il SS. Co.
Conlin Michael, soap dealer, r. 3 Gilbert, rear
Conlin Owen, tanner, r.W s San Bruno Road,nr Precita
Av
Conlin Patrick, shoemaker, r. 1863 Stevenson
Conlin Patrick, peddler, r. 88 Brady
Conlin Terrence, hostler N. B. and Mission RR., r. 151
Clara
Conlin Thomas, tin roofer Conlin & Roberts, r. 706
Natoma
Conlin Thomas, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Conlin & Roberts (James Conlin and John C.
Roberts) metal roofers, 728 Mission
Conlon Bernard, whitener, r. 4 Sherwood PI
Conlon Francis, laborer, r. 425 M Clementina
Conlon Helen, widow, r. 813 Howard
Conlon Henry M., dairyman, r. E s Buchanan, bet
Union and Filbert
Conlon Honora Mrs., trimmings, 707 Hyde
Conlon James J., printer Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 425}^
Clementina
Conlon John, carpenter Southern Pac. RR.
Conlon Mary Mrs., r. 12 Polk
Conlon Matthew^, teamster,117 Front, r. 1129 Harrison
Conlon Michael, liquor saloon, 924 Brannan, r. 4
Hampshire
Conlon Michael, livery stable, 1513 California, r. 707 j
Hyde
Conlon Patrick, porter Grand Hotel, r. 12 Polk
Conlon Virginia Miss, assistant Bush Street Primary ;
School I
Conlon. See Conlan, and Conlin
Conly James, S. F. Ship Calkers' Assn, Barra's Hall
Conly John, r. 313 O'Farrell
Conly John, banker, r. 418 Leavenworth
Conly John, hostler, r. 16 Antonia
Conly Martin, wood and coal dealer, r. 227 Clara
Conly Michael, laborer, r. 37 Baldwin Court
Conly Michael, laborer, r. 247 Clementina
Conly Michael, paper-boxmaker Charles Thiebaut, r.
427 Shipley
Conly Patrick, laborer, r. 1029 Vallejo
Conly Thomas, machinist, r. 10 Clara
Conly & Gowell Consolidated Mining Co. (Plumas Co.
Cal.) Abraham Halsey secretary, 314 Montgomery
Conly. See Conley. Connelly, Connolly, and Conolly
Conmy Thomas C, compositor Frank Eastman & Co.,
r. 1111 H Pacific
Conn Edward J., sawmaker, 641 Mission, r. 27 Haight
Conn Francis, foreman Union Pac. Salt Co., r. 1229
York
Conn John B. (Conn & Schroder) r. 611 Hayes
Conn & Schroder (John B. Conn and Charles A. Schro-
der) liquor saloon, 213 Montgomery
Connahan Cornelius, milkranch, W a Mission, nr Mo-
hawk Av
Conuas Edward, brickmaker, r. W s Dolores, nr Thir-
tieth
Connaughton Delia, widow, r. 10 Salmon
Connecticut Fire Insurance Co., (Hartford)
Oliver Hawes general agent 403 California
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
James B. Roberts, late general agent, 315 Cali-
fornia, room 4
Conneen John, laborer, r. Columbia, bet Solano and
Mariposa
Connell , laborer Chase & Wolflf
Connell , longshoreman Menzies, Bingham & Co,
Connell Annie Mrs., r. Lick, rear 911 Filbert
Connell Barney, laborer, r. 60 First
Connell Catherine, widow, r. 16 Bluxome, rear
Connell Catherine, widow, r. 403 Folsom
Connell Charles E., driver Brincatt & DeManuel, r.
209 Leidesdorflf
Connell Charles H. (Connell & Veasy) r. 1028 Pacific
Connell Cornelius, clerk Dennis T. Murphy, r. 1061
Folsom
Connell Cornelius, plasterer, r. 1205 Folsom
Connell Daniel, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
552 Bryant
Connell Dennis, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Facto-
ry, Black Point
Connell Dennis, teamster, r. 316 Ninth
Connell Edward, hostler City RR., r. 2 First Av
Connell Eliza, widow, r. 1028 Pacific
Connell Eiizabeth, widow, r. 907 Shotwell
ConneU Ellen, widow, r. NE cor Devisadero and Ful-
ton
Connell Ellen, widow, r. W s Y'ork,bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-fifth
Connell Hugh, gardener, r. 126 Eighth
Connell Hugh, laborer, r. 3 McCormick
Connell James (Creely & Connell) r. 126 Fourth
Connell James, laborer, r. 15 College PI
Connell James, with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
310 Ninth
Connell James D., porter O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
907 Shotwell
Connell James W., carpenter, r. 20 Washington Av"-^
Connell J. C, real-estate, r. 570 Minna
Connell John, assistant engineer Magdalen Asylum
Connell John, cigarmakcr Aaron Meyer, r. NE cor
Fulton and Devisadero
Connell John, compositor Alta California, r. 4 John
Connell John, longshoreman, r. 139 Natoma
Connell John H., horseshoer, r. 126 Fourth
Connell John T., porter Redington & Co., r. 1616
Pacific Av
Connell Joseph, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 132 Bartlett
Connell Mary J. Miss, assistant Valencia St. Grammar
School, r. 907 Shotwell
Connell Michael, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Twenty-fourth and Ellen A\
Connell Michael, seaman, r. 238 Stouart
Connell Jlichael. teamster, r. 55 West Mission
Connell M. L. Mi.^^s, drt s.'smaker, 20G3<. Post
Connell NiUie JIipk, r. 1205 Folsom
Connell Patrick, laborer, r. 212 First
Connell Patrick, liil)orer, r. 424 Broadway
(Connell Patrick, plasterer, r. 1205 Folsom
Connell Philip, bricklayer and stonemason, r. 533
Natoma
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CoDnell Susan, widow, r. 126 Fourth
Coanell Thomas, laborer Pacific Coast SS. Co., r. 323
Vallejo
porter O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
Connell Thomas,
907 Sbotwell
Connell Timothy,
Connell Timothy
laborer, r. fil2 Stevenson
warehouseman, r. 511 Mission
Connell William, olerk Patrick Murphy , r. 552 Mission
Connell William C, engineer, r. 2 Pearl
Connell & Beasey (Charh s H. Connell and William
Beasey) whiteners and paperhangers, 516 Ge.'iry
Connelly A. H. (Connelly, Nye & Co.) r. Lick House
Connelly Bartlcy, laborer, r. 427 J^ Shipley
Connelly Benjamin, waiter, r. 836 Mission
Connelly Catherine, domestic 118 Page
Connelly Charles, laborer, r. Broadway Hotel
Connelly Daniel, cook New Wisconsin Hotel
Connelly Daniel, policeman City Hall, r. 212 Clara
Connelly Dennis, plasterer, r. 731 Clementina
Connelly Edward, r. Cassius Hotel
Connelly Edward, driver United Carriage Co., r. 17
Hubbard
Connelly Edward A., brickmason, r. 622 Larkin
Connelly Eliza, domestic 837 Broadway
Connelly Fannie Mrs., fruits and vegetables, 908 Fol.
Connelly Frank J., bookkeeper R. B. Gentry & Co., r.
29 Haight
Connelly Hannah, domestic 1822 Sacramento
Connelly Hugh, r. 5 Hcward Court
Connelly James (.Tames Connelly & Co.j r.W s Chat-
tanooga, nr Twenty-first
Connelly James, laborer, r. NE cor Fifth and Berry
Connelly James & Co. (James Connelly and Lewis
Boole) furniture and bedding, 217 Bush
Connelly James D., meter man S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
304 Jessie
Connelly Jane, widow, furnished rooms, 28 First
Connelly John, bartender Thomas Callan, r. 931 Fol-
8om
Connelly John, expressman, 606 Market, r. 80 Jessie
Connelly John, fireman Swett's Dredger, North Point
Dock
Connelly John, laborer, r. Pacific Railroad House
Connelly John, laborer, r. 1517 Broadway, rear
Connelly John, stonecutter D. Sheerin
Connelly John D., lamplighter 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
916 Montgomery
Connelly John J., r. 920 Jackson
Connelly John J., physician, r. Lindell House
Connelly M., waiter The Baldwin
Connelly Maggie, domestic 1024 Washington
Connolly Martin, boilermaker, r. 67 Clementina
Connelly Martin, cook H. F. DeBus & Co., r. SW cor
Stockton and Sacramento
Connelly Martin, wood and coal, 1068 Howard, r. 227
Clara
Connelly Mary, domestic 1103 McAllister
Connelly Mary, domestic 1320 O'Farrell
Connelly Mary, domestic 1322 Tyler
Connelly Mary, widow, fancy notions, W 6 Georgia,
bet Sierra and Shasta
Connelly Michael, r. 938 Folsom
Connelly Michael, expressman, r. E s Bryant Av, bet
Mariposa and Solano
Connelly Michael, laborer, r.W s DeHaro, bet Center
and £1 Dorado
Connelly Michael, laborer, r. 6753^ Clementina
Connelly Michael P., laborer, r. 15 College PI
Connelly Michael T., r. 222J^ Fourth
Connelly, Nye & Co. (A. H. Connelly and David Nye)
Goodenough Horseshoeing Society, 177 Jessie
Connelly P., with South Pac. KR., r. Alameda
Connelly Patrick, r. 15 Minna
Connelly Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
Shasta, bet Maryland and Louisiana
Connelly Patrick, r. 15 Everett
Connelly Patrick, laborer, r. 23 Ritch, rear
Connelly Patrick, plasterer, r. 2752 Bu?h
Connelly Robert, waiter Occidental Hotel, r.
Minna
Connelly Terrence F., boarding, 37 Miuna
Connelly Thomas, laborer, r. 7 Bernard
Connelly Thomas, laborer Pool & Harris, r.
Fourth
Connelly Thomas, laborer Presidio Reservation
Connelly Thoma«!, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.W s
Michigan, bet Shasta and Napa
Connelly Thomas, stevedore Chase &. Wolff
Connelly Timothy, groceries and liquors, 2.529 Mission
Connelly Timothy, laborer Presidio Reservation
N 8
442
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Connelly William, Stonecutters' Pro. Assn, 818 How-
ard
Connelly William, mattrassmaker James Connelly &
Co., r. 833 Vallejo
Connelly William K., brassfinisher, r. E s Bryant Av,
bet Mariposa and Solano
Connelly. See Conley, Connolly, and Conolly
Conner , palnti-r Thomas Downing
Conner A. Sarah, widow, r. 620 Pine
Conner David, drayman, r. Myrtle Av, bet Larkin and
Polk
Conner Elizabeth, widow, r. 405 Powell
Conner Jeremiah, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Conner John (T. W. Floyd & Co.) r. 731 Harrison
Conner Jolin W., real-estate, office 604 Merchant,
r. 504 Second
Conner Mattie Miss, r. 7 Dupont
Conner Martin, teamster Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 230 Tenth
Conner P., porter Occidental Hotel
Conner Patrick, broker, r. 518 Tyler
Conner Samuel A., compositor The Argonaut, r. 715
Howard
Conner Thomas, laborer, r. Ellsworth, nr Cortland
Av, B. H.
Conner. SeeConners, Connor, Connors and O'Connor
Conners Anna, domestic 803 Guerrero
Conners Daniel, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Conners David, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 16
Downey, rear
Conners F., laborer Sea Wall
Conners George, waiter Andrew Anderson, r. 26 Hamp-
ton PI
Conners James, assistant foreman Potrero and B. V.
RR. stables, r. 446 Brannan
Conners Jeremiah, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Conners Johanna, widow, r. 1 Mary
Conners John (Murphy & Conners) r. Oakland
Conners John, driver City Cab and Carriage Stables,
r. 174 Jessie
Conners John, gardener, r. 227 Langton
Conners John, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Conners John, seaman, r. 570 Howard
Conners John, watertender Pacific Mail SS. City of
New York, r. NE cor Brannan and Second
Conners Michael, laborer, r. N s Perry, bet Fourth
and Fifth
Conners Oscar, brassmolder Weed & Kingwell, r.
1114 Pierce
Conners Patrick, r. 8 Boardman
Conners Patrick, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
242 Seventh
Conners Peter, fireman, r. 713 Natoma
Conners Robert, r. 462 J4 Minna '
Conners Robert E., molder, r. 1114 Pierce
Conners Robert T,, carpenter, r. 1114 Pierce ■ — ._
Conners Samuel Mrs., widow, r. 4 Ewer PI
Conners Thomas, clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. 1402 Bush
Conners Thomas, foundryman, r. 129 Tehama
Conners William, carpenter, r. Park Hotel -^^ ,
Conners. See Conner, Connor, Connors, and O'Con-
nor
Connerton Joseph, r. 170 Ninth
Connerton Owen, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Howard and Ninth
Connerton Thomas, porter Presentation Convent, r.
009 Greenwich
Connerty John, peddler, r. 641 Commercial
Connerty Mary Miss, r. Ill Silver
Conness G., longshoreman Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Conness John, expressman, r. 242 Clementina
Conness John Jr., workman coiners' dept U. S. Mint,
r.462M Minna
Connick John T., master tug Richard Holyoke, Pier
17 Steuart, r. 3 Hampton PI
Conniff James, driver Hose No. 1,S. F. F. D., r.
116 Jackson
Conniff .Jeremiah, laborer James McGlone, r. S s Fell,
bet Scott and Devisadero
Conniff Joseph D., clerk Morning Call, r. S 8 Page, nr
Octavia
Conniff Michael, contractor, r. 927 Bryant
Conniff Nicholas, contractor, r. 29 Welsh
Conniff Patrick, laborer, r. N s Twenty-fourth, bet
York and Hampshire
Conniff Peter, boottreer Buckingham & Hecht., r.
Rose Av, bet Octavia and Laguna
Conniff Thomas F., bookkeeptrBuckingham& Hecht,
r. Rose Av, nr Octavia
pen \A/ PI ADI/ 645 M.\RKET, wholesj
ULU. W. LrLAnIX, interior Decorator
1^
holesale and retail dealer in PAPER HATJCINGS
and all kinds of Windo^v Shade
Material and Fixtures.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
IfTHOLESALiE;
HARDWARE,
Corner Market and Front Stxveta.
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Connigan John, farmer, S s Ocean House Rosd, 1 mile
SW Industrial School
Connihan Patrick, laborer, r. 220 Grove
Conning Arthur, conductor Omnibus RR. Co.
Conning Robert, clerk Odd Fellows' Savings Bank, r.
1524 California
Conning Stephen, carpenter Cook & Trounson, r. 766
Bryant
Connolly Bridget, widovr, r. 541 Valencia
Connolly Cornelius, switchman Central Pac. ER., r.
1929 Howard
Connolly Dennis, plasterer, r. 18 M Folsom Av
Connolly Edwari, r. 1112 Leavenworth
Connolly Edward, bookbinder John Mclniyre, r. 122
Geary
Connolly Edward, gardener St. Mary's Hospital
Connolly Edward, keeper Sheriff's Office, r. 321 Cle-
mentina
Co:.nolly Ellen, widow, r. 1126 Harrison
Connolly Ellen, domestic 14;il Mission
Connolly Fauny, (groceries, 908 Folsom
Connolly Frank, laborer Golden Gate Psrk
Connolly Frank, peddler, r. 908 Folsom
C muolly Ja lies, r. .531 Bryant
Connolly James, fiirniture dealer, r.W s Chattanooga,
bet Twenty-tirst and Twenty-second
Connolly James, printer, r. 812 California
Connolly James, watchman, r. 2a Frederick
Connolly James E., r. 52 Tehiima
Connolly James H., sailmaker Harding & Brann, r.
4.52 Minna, rear
Connolly Jeremiah, shoemaker Buckingham &Hecht, I
r. 218 Minna
Connolly John, r. 215 Larkin
Connolly John, blacksmith, r. S s Fifteenth, bet Va-
lencia and Second Av
Connolly John, cook, r. 131 Fifth
CmnoUyJohn, expressman, r. E s Iowa, bet Tuba
and Yolo
Connolly John, laborer Golden Gate Park
Connolly John, laborer Pacific Mail S8. Co.
Connolly John, miner, r. W s Larkln, bet McAllister
and Ash Av
Connolly John, special policeman Occidental Hotel
Connolly John, teamster, r. 10 Jessie, bet Seventh
and Eighth
Connolly J<ihii D., justice of the peace, 8E cor
Washington aud Kearny, r. 916 Montgomery
CimnoUy John H., expressman, r. 13 Boarduian
Connolly John M., stonei utter, r. 531 Bryant
Connolly Joseph, machinehand Andrew Frei, r. 531
Bryant
Connolly Joseph, shoemaker, r. 1.32 Bartlett
Connolly Josie Mrs., assistant Greenwich St. Primary
Cosmopfditan School, r. 202 Sixth
Connolly M., captain Pacific Mail SS. City of Panama
C mnoUy Maggie Miss, machine opt^rator E. Detrlck
* Co., r. 37 Baldwin Court
CimnoUy Margaret, widow, dressmaker, r. 1176 Har-
rison
Connolly Martin, furniture finisher, r. 727 Harrison
Connolly Mary, widow, r. 212 Clara
ConuoUy Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 16 Lungton
Connolly Maurice, labor<T, r. 133 Shipley
Connolly M. D., laboier Pacific Mail HS. Co.
Connolly Michael, r. Mission, nr Eighteenth
Connolly Mi hael, r. 218 Minna
ConnoUv Michael, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Connolly Michael, laborer, r. 9 Beideman
Connolly Michael, lub-rer. r. E 8 Twe;ity-nlnth, bet
Mission and Howard, B. H.
Connolly Mil hael, livestock dealer, and proptr Five
Mile House, E s San Bruno Road, 5 miles from
City Hall
Connolly Minnie, domestic 116 Ridley
(Connolly P., laborer, r. .321 Pacific
Connolly Patrick, coal dealer, r. 1.S9 Minna
Connolly Patrick, laborer, r. W » Nebraska, nr Six-
teenth
Connolly Patrick, laborer, r. 28 Rllch
Connolly Patrick, laborer, r. 1902 Ellis
Connolly Patri'k, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 9?^
Boardman PI
Connolly Patrick, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Connolly Patrick, night clerk Wells, Fargo k Co., r.
968 Harrison
Connolly Peter (Connolly & Kiernan) r. »08 Clay
Connolly Peter, street contractor, r. 646 Stevenson
Connolly Roger, laborer, r. S31 Bryant
Connolly S., driver Market St. RR.
Connolly Samuel, waiter Pacific Coast SS. State of
Caljlornia, Broadway Wharf
Connolly Terrencc, porkpacker Michelssen, Brown &
Co.. r. 935 Folsom
Connolly Thomas, foreman Beale St.Warehouse, r. 24
Frederick
Connolly Thomas, laborer, r. 3036 J^ Sixteenth
Connolly Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Michigan, bet Napa and Shasta
Connolly Thomas, longshoreman, r. 23 Frederick
Connolly Thomas, pavir Superintendent of Streets
Connolly Thomas, poultry, butter, etc., 7, 9 and 11 8.
F. Market, r. 411 Oak
Connolly Thomas M., shoemaker, r. cor Cherubusco
aud Cortland Av, B. H.
Connolly Timothy, cardriver, r. 1835 Howard
Connolly Timothy W., laborer, r. E 8 Gough, bet Val-
lejo and Green
Connolly William. machineh:nd. r. .531 Bryant
Connolly William J., market, 1837 Market, r. 29 Wal-
ler
Connolly & Kiernan (Peter Connolly and Thomaa J.
Kieman) liquor saloon, 643 Merchant
Connolly. See Conley, Connelly, and ConoUy
Connon Thomas, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 16 An-
thony
Connor Annie, domestic 204 Francisco
C.innor David, cartman.r. 16 Myrtle Av
Connor Edward, captain shii) Dashing Wave, Pier 11
Steuart
Connor Francis, master Oregon SS. Oreson, r. 112
Guerrero
Connor J., real-estate, r. 219 Mason
Connor James, laborer, r. 234 Langton
Connor James P., shoemaker, 1005 Folsom
Connor J. L. Mrs., artist, r, Vi(i5% Market
Connor John (Onesti & Connor) r. 1*5 Gongh
Connor John, laborer, r. 227 Langton
Connor John, night nurse St. Marj's Hospital
Connor John, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. 1110
Hairison
Connor John, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Connor John, warehouseman, r. 731 Harrison
Connor Kate, domestic 924 Geary
Connor Kate Miss, r. 664 Howard
Connor Lawrence, fireman Pacific Mail 83. Colima, r.
528 Folsom
Connor Lizzie, domestic 1215 Sutter
Counor M., blacksmith Omnibus RR. Co.
Connor M., teamster Renton Coal Co.
Connor Martin, laborer, r. 230 Tenth
Connor Mary, widow, r. 260!^ Minna
Connor Mary, domestic 23 Clinton Park
Connor Mary, domestic 1103 Jackson
Connor Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 110 Sixth
Counor Mary Mrs., janitress North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 115 Valparaiso
Connor Nicholas W.,expre8sman,NWcorS8n8omeand
Clay, r. E s Church, bet Twenty-eighth and Twen-
ty-ninth
Connor Norah, saleslady Bradley k Rulofson, r. Oak-
land
Connor Owen, laborer, r. 2731 Bryant, rear
Connor Pa rick, boatman, r. 210 Union
Connor Patrick, laborer, r. 231 Clara
Connor Patrick, laborer, r. 412 Folnom. rear
Connor Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Lii-htOo., r. 103C
Howard
CounorPatrick, shoemaker. 8E cor Filbert and Tay-
lor, r. 115 Valparaiso
Connor Patrick, st ickbroker, r. 514 Van Neas Av
Connor Samuel A., printer, r.St. David's House
Connor Thomas, deckhand stmr Bullion, Hathaway'a
Wharf
Connor Thomas, horseshoer Michael T. Crogan, r.
S R Jessie, nr Second
Connor Thomas, laborer Mission Rock Warehouse, r.
635 Second
Connor Thomas, marblepolisher, r. 661 Minna
Connor Timothy, laborer, r. 410)4 Natoma
Connor William, laborer, r. 7 Webster
Counor William W., policeman Ciiy Hall, r. 1412
Howard
Connor. See Conner, Conners, Conor, Conno'S, and
O'Connor
Connors Ann Mrs., r. 45fiNatem8
Connor>- Annie, domestic 1200 Van Neas Av
Connors Arthur, laborer, r 510 MiBflon
Connors Byron, hackman, r. 426 Clementina
Connors Daniel, Rig. and Stev. A nn, 806 Mont.
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY,
EDDY ST., West of Fillmore Street
OFFICE. 33 GEARY ST
J. MACDONOUGH,
OIPORTKR OF AND D£ALER IN COAL AND PIG IRON,
41 MarlEet Street, coruor Spear.
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Connors Dennis, r. St. Mary's Hospital
Connors Dennis, baker Michael Cuiran, r. 13 Gilbert
Connors Dennis, laborer freight dept Central Pac.
KR.
Connors Edward, seaman Oregon SS. George W.Elder,
Folsom St. Wharf
Connors George, longshoreman, r. 17 Fourth
Connors Harry, waiter SS. Humboldt, Jackson St.
Wharf
Connors James E., clerk Charles S. Neal & Co., r. 7
Boyd
Connors John, r. Second Street House
Connors John, bookkeeper, r. 519 Mission
Connors John, fireman stmr Constance, r. 8 Drumm
Connors John, laborer, r. 109 Shipley
Conuors John, laborer, r. 737 Brannan
Connors John, seaman schr Catherine Miller, India
Dock
Connors Lillie Miss, dressmaker, r. S£ cor Mission
and Sixteenth
Connors Mary Mrs., r. 305 Fifth
Connors Michael, laborer, r. 551 Minna
Conuors Michael, waiter Pacific Mall SS. Granada
Connors Nicholas, molder, r. E s Church, bet Twenty-
eijjhth and Twenty-ninth
Conuors Patrick, carpenter, r. 551 Minna
Connors Patrick, laborer, r. SW cur Folsom and Spear
Connors Piitrick, laborer Pacific Coast SS. Co.
Connors Patrick, longshoreman, r. E s Sausome, bet
Vallej.1 and Green
Connors Kiohard, r. 523 Kearny
Conuor.s Thomas, fiieman tug Richard Holyoke
Connors Thomas, hostler Edmoud Weedon, r. 1511
Polk
Connors Thomas, laborer, r. S s Green, bet Octavia
and Laguua
Connors Thomas, shoemaker, r. 6 Rose Av
Connors Timothy, carpenter, r. 1028 Market
Conncrs William, r. 812 Howai d
Connors William, cook, r. 17 Fourth
Connors William, hostler City RR. stables, r. 1452
Minna
Connors William, laborer, r. 1035 Mar" et
Connors William, shoemaker S. W Levy, r. 425}<
Clementina
Connors W. Mrs., domestic Central Pacific Hotel
Connors. See Conner, Gunners, Connor, Conor, and
O'Connor
Connot Alfre l,conf ectioner Foster & Co.,r. 811 Mission
Connoway Theodore, fireman stmr George W. Elder,
Folsom St. Wharf
Conolly P., r. 645 Merchant
Conolly p. ter, laborer, r. 11 J^ Bryant Av, rear
Conolly. See Conley, Connelly, and Connolly
Conor Francois, lapidary, 223 Kearny, r. 319 6'Farrell
Conrad Andrew, cabinetmaker, r. 14 Eureka
Conrad Autone, laborer Geoige A. Rojers, r. 1244
Mission
Conrad Charles, bartender Winter & Pauli, r. 027
Green
Conrad Charles Alexander B., bookkeeper, r. 827 Val-
lejo, rear
Conrad Ohri.stian, clerk Bedington& Co., 1527 Ellis
Conrad David, wholesale fruits and nuts, NW cor
Front and Wiishington, r. 441 Tyler
Conrad Elizabeth Mrs., r. 1527 Ellis
Conrad George, brewer John Wehr, r. 113 Turk
Conrad Henry, asphaltum roofer Conlin & Roberts, r.
1627 Ellis
Conrad Henry A., carpenter and builder, 635 Califor-
nia, r. 519 Jfi Grteuwioh
Conrad John, r. NW cor Frmt and Washington
Conrad John, captain schr Prosperous, r. Liberty, bet
Towuseiid and Brannan
Conrad Mary, widow, fani-y goods, 151 Seventh
Conrad T., laborer Pacific Mail S.S. Co.
Conrad William A., carpenter, r. 411 Larkin
ConrudiB Ferdinand, oyster saloon, 612 Market, r. 1220
Howard
Conradi William, bookkeeper The German Savings
and Loan Society, r. 2907 Clay
Conrado Louis, clerk David Ar.ta, r. 321 Broadway
Conralsen Alfred, master schr William Hicks, r. 18
Frederick
Conradsen Jacob, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Conradt Julius H., dentist, office and r. 821 J^ Kearny
Conrady C. D., salesman A. M. Simpson & Brother, r.
162 Clara
Conran James, pantryman Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Conran Thomas S.,manuf8 agent, 120 Sutter
Conro Cassias M. (F. D. Conro & Son) r. 809 Hyde
Coiiro P. D. & Son (Frederick D. and Cassius M.
Conro) proi^rts Golden Age Flouring Mills, 717-721
Battery
Conro Frederick D. (F. D. Conro k Sou) r. 809 Hyde
Conro G':orge A., clerk F. D. Conro & Son, r. 809 Hyde
Conroy Ann, widow, r. G Bartol, rear
Conroy Bridget, widow, r. W s Pacific Av, bet Steiner
and Pierce
Conroy Daniel, clerk, r. 250 Clara
Conroy Edmund C, r. 1812 Dupont
Conroy Elizabeth, domestic 1518 Larkin
Conroy Henry, wharfinger Green St.Wharf,r. 202 Hyde
Conroy James, r. 215 Post
Conroy James, farmer, r. S s Point Lobes Av, feet Fer-
ric and Collins
Conroy James, laborer, r. 120 Shipley
Conroy James, teamster, r. W s Collins, ur Wood
Coiivoy J. G. , furniture and bedding, 242 Third,
r. 704 Howard
Conroy J. L., clerk, r. 915 Sutter
Conroy Margaret, widow, r. 140 Freelon
Conroy Michael, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Conroy Michael, painter, r. W s Folsom, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Conroy Michael C.,r. 1707 Powell
Conroy Owen, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Conroy Patrick, carpenter, r. 542, 'a Natoma
Conroy Patrick, driver Omnibus RR., r. 673 Howard
Conroy Patrick, tailor Nicholas Sweeny, r. 7"24 Bran-
nan
Conroy Peter, fireman Pacific Mail SS. South Carolina
Conroy Rob rt P., watchman Mechanics' Pavilion, r.
1313 )<; Scott
Conroy Thomas, r. 477 Jessie
Conroy Thomas J., cUrk, r. 1707 Powell
Consalascio Bernardo, waiter Joseph Giananni, r. 618
Mission
Consalvez J'>hn, seaman, r. 3 Clay
Consiiline Dennis, bartender stmr Yosemite, Market
St. Wharf
Coiisidiiie John, groceries and liquors, 211 Teha-
ma, r. 27 Clinton
Consolidatfid Amador Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.)
Frank B. Latham secretary, 328 Montgomery
Consolidated Arizona Mining Co. (Pima Co., Arizona)
J. W. Thompson secretary, 310 Pine
Consolidated C omstock Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
Orlando H. Bogart secretary, 106 Leidesdorflf
Consolidated Dorado Silver Mining Co. Storey Co.,
Nev.) J. M. Bufflngt< n secretary, 309 California
Consolidattd Imperial Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.)
Walter E. Dean secretary, 203 Bush
Consolidated Leopard Hill Silver Mining Co., William
M. Helman secretary, .309 California
Consolidated Pacific Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co.,
Cal.) F. E. Luty secrtt rv, 3;i0 Pine
Consolidated Slate Range Gold and Silver Mining
Co. (San Bernardino Co., Cal.) Henry Deas secre-
tary, 44 Nevada Block
Consolidated Virginia Mining Co. (Storey
Co., Nev.) A.W Haven secretary. 26 Nevada Block
Coi 8 lidated Wyoming Mining Co. (Neva la City, Cal.)
J. M. Buffiugton secretary, 309 California
Cimsonuo Paolo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Constans Philip C, cigars and tobacco, 509 Mont.
Constant D., restaurant, 1119 Dupont
Constant F. Mine., millinery, 310 Sutter, r. 321 Sutter
Constantine An'lr6, poultry dealer, r. 42 Everett
Const intine John, cook, r. 908 Howard
Coustantiue John, cook Andrew Akrec, r. 19 Vallejo
Con^tautine John, laborer G.Wittman& Co., r. 14u7J4
Powell
Constantine Peter, laborer John George, r. Si:'>% Third
C mstantiue Thomas, laborer, r. 1318 Dupont
Constautinowlch Louis, waiter Huettmann's Hotel
Constcrdine Patrick, shipcarpenter,r. 511 Mission
Coustint! Abraham, r. 700 Ellis
Const ne Augustus, clerk, r. 700 Ellis
Con>tlue Brothers (Macy and Isaac) groceries and
IkIU' ts, NW cor Ellis and Larkin, and SW cor Eddy
and Leavenworth
Constiue Cordelia, domestic 1601 Gough
Constinc Isaac (Constiue Brothers) r. 700 Ellis
Constine Macy (Constiue Brothers) r. SW cor Eddy
and Leavenworth
Constitution Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.) J. W. Pew
secretary, 31U Pine
Consul Argentine Republic, Charles Baum,
610 Battery
I nilNm APH Ri CO Growers of and Dealers in FINE WINES.
Ji VJ U M Ly L_riVl I UC \j\Jt Corner Market and Second streets.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPORTATION CO., «farfl^a«F^^i^^
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Consnl Austi'o-Hungarian Enipii-e, Rudolph
Hochkofler, 203 Front
Consul Belgium, Emil Grisar, NW cor Fifth and
Townsend
Consul Bolivia, " Francisco Herrera, 331 Mont-
gomery, room 14
Consul Brazil, David B. Blair consular agent, 216
Sansome
Consul Chili, Henry Palacios, 405 Front
Consul CHina, Chen Shu Tang consul general,
Frederick A. Bee consul, Hwang Tah Kuen vice
consul, 917 Clay
Consul Costa Rica, T. Lemmen Meyer consul
general, 258 Market, rooms 5 and 6
Consul Denmark, N. Sonnicheen, 317 California
Consul Ecuador, Francisco Herrera, 831 Mont-
gomery, room 14
Consul Prance, Antoine Forest, 704 Washingtnn
Consul German Empire, Adolph Rosenthal, 321
Battery
Consul Great Britain, W. Lane Booker, 319
California
Consul Greece (vacant)
Consul Guatemala, Louis B. Parrott, 306 Cali-
fornia
Consul Hawaiian Islands, Henry W. Severance,
316 California
Consul Honduras, Francisco Herrera (acting) 331
Montgomery, room 14
Consul Italy, Count Diego Barrilis, 525 Front
Consul Japan, Eentaro Yanagiya, 309 Jones
Consul Mexico, J. Garcia Conde, 215 Sansome,
room 7
Consul Netherlands, James De Fremery, 410
Battery
Consul Nicaragua, Francisco Herrera, 331 Mont-
gomery, room 14
Consul Nor^vay and Sweden, Atigust Berg-
gren, 40G Montgomery
Conaul Peru, John W. Grace, 40 California
Consul Portugal, Francis Berton, Henry Laidley
vice consul, 527 Clay
Consul Russia, Vladimir Weletzky, 7 South Park
Consul Salvador, Jos^ M. Tinoco, 323 Front.
room 6
Consul Spain, Camilo Martin, 312 California
Consul S'^veden and Norway, August Berg-
gren, 406 Montgomery
Consul S^vitzerlancl, Francis Berton, 527 Clay,
Antoine Borel vice consul, NW cor Montgomery
and Clay
Consul Turkey, George W. Gibbs, 33 Fremont
Consul United States of Colombia, Francisco
Herrera, 331 Montgomery, room 14
Consul Uruguay, John W. Grace, 40 California
Consumers Mutual Gas Co., Charles A. Holmes sec-
retary, 203 Bush, room 29
Continental House, Edward McUevitt proptr, 510
Mission
Continentjil Insurance Co. (fire) of New York, Blair,
Van Tassel & Co. general agents, 210 Sansome
Continental Lodging Houise, Joseph Reed proptr, 521
Pacific
Continental Oil and Transportation Com-
pany of Calif >>riiia, Isaac E. Blake president,
Harry L. Tevis secretiiry, depot cor Fifth and
Channel, office 120 and 122 Front
Continental Warehouse, Thomas P. H. Whitelaw
proptr, foot Second
Contra Citsta Laundry Association (George
H. Hallett, Pliny Bartlett, and P. Dalton) office 28
Sacramento, branches, 30 Geary, 13 Broadway,
Market nr Fourth, cor Second and Howard, 647
Clay and 308 Bush
Contreras Crisostomo, porter M. Freud & Sons, r.
ima Kearny
Contreras Francisco, barber Frederick W. Miller, r.
C Vallejo PI
Contreras Josefa, dressmaker, r. 913 Broadway
Convell Eatie, widow, r. 506 Shotwell, rear
Converse George T., clerk U. 8. Internal Revenue, r.
600 Bush
Converse John, stevedore Charles E. Haseltine
Converse Thomas M., secretary Union Consolidated
Mining Co.. 8. F. Candle Co.. and Empire Coal
Mine and RR., 402 Front, r. 600 Bush
Convery Patri<-k, cartinan, r. 608 Jones
Convey Edward, butcher, VE cor Hyde and Green, r.
1907 Hyde
ConviB Charles E., mining, r. 105 Austin
Convis Mining Co., T. E. Atkinson secretiry, 405 Cal.
Convoy George C, bookkeeper, r. 335 Shipley
Conway xVndrew J., porter Jones & Co.,r. Ill J4 Minna
Conway Ann, domestic 33 Glen Park Av
Conway Annie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. S. Clow, r. 324
Austin
Conway Annie Miss, shoe fitter Buckingham & Hecht
Conway Bernard, plasterer, r. 444 Sixth
Conway Bernard, seaman, r. 60 First
Conway Bernard, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Conwav Bernard, wines and liquors, 993 Market, r.
114" Turk
Conway B.idget, widow, r. 6 Vincent
Conway Cornelius, laborer, r. 322 Austin
Conway Daniel, r. 36 Clay
Conway David, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
407 Tehama
Conway E. Mrs., janitress Tyler St. Primary School
Conway Edward F., printer Crowe & Cooke, r. 865
Mission
Conway Ellen, widow, r. 2407 Howard
Conway Frank, laborer John Doyle, r. NW cor Geary
and Central .\v
Conway Frank, water tender Pacific Mail SS. City of
Sydney
Conway George F., letter carrier Post Office, r. 107
Valparaiso
Conway Henry, clerk Lutz i Co., r. 128 Ji Hickory Av
Conway J., r. 733 Market
Conway James, liquor saloon, 1200 Market, r. 113 Turk
Conway James, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Conway James, milk dairy, S s Silver Av, nr San Bru-
no Road
Conway James H., chicken ranch. Twenty-ninth Av,
nr I, Bay View, South S. F.
Conway James M., engineer, r. 107 Valparaiso
Conway Jane Miss, r. 224 Second
Conway J. E., bellman Palace Hotel
Conway John, cattle dealer, r. W s Utah, bet El Dora-
do and Alameda
Conway John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Cassius
Hotel
Conway John, lutingman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 3
Mission
Conway John H., clerk Orlando H. Bogart, r. 809
Jaokeon
Conway John Henry, r. W s Utah, bet El Dorado and
Alameda
Conway John J., laborer John Grant, r. 135 Townsend
Conway Joseph, butcher L. & J. Hertz, r. 1807 Mission
Conway Julia, widow, r. 445 Clementina
Conway Julia, domestic 429 Eddy
Conway Kate, r. 1425 California
Conway Margaret Mrs., r. N s Thirteenth Av, bet K
and L, South S. F.
Conway Martin J., r. 20 Commercial
Conway Mary, r. 865 Mission
Conway Mary, widow, r. 21 Glover
Conway Mary, widow, r. 1401 Folsom
Conwiiy Mary, domestic 82G O'Farrell
Conway Mary, domestic 2625 Howai'd
Conway Mary N., domi^stic 1307 Taylor
Conway Matilda, domestic 321 Oak
Conway Michael (E. D. Kavanaugh & Co.) r. Twenty-
ninth, nr railroad track
Conway Michael, r. 21 Gilbert
Conway Michael, expressman, r. E s Florida, bet So-
lano and Butte
Conway Michael, janitor Italian Hospital, Noe, bet
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Conway Michael G., manuf saddles, harness, etc., 673
Mission
Conway Michael H.. whitener, 922 Howard, r. NW
cor Columbia and Twenty-sixth
Conway Morris, sawyer L. J. Ruffino h Co., r. 324
Austin, rear
Conway Nellie, widow, r. 21 Gilbert
Conway Nellie E. Miss, teacher music, r. 2407 Howard
Conway Owen, exx^ressman, r. Utah, bet El Dorado
and Center
Conwav Owen, expressman, r. 1314 Harrison
Conway Patriik (Conway .<: Kimball) r. S s Thir-
teenth Av, bet K and L, South S. F.
Conway Patrick, cook SS. Ancon, Bi-oadway Wharf
Conway Patrick, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. NW cor
Si.xteenth and Coluinbin
Conway Patrick, marble polisher, r. 5 Decatur
Conway Patri>k. porter, r. 128)4 Hickory Av
Conway Patrick, wood and coal. 133 Second, r. 139
Minna
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN, '^."iKW-)!^^-
JONAS J. MORRISON,
Liuniber Dealer, N.Ccor. Mission and Spear Sts., has lJtrg»
Lumber Sheds filled with well seasoned Lumber.
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Conway Patrick J., horsebreaker, r. Noe, bet Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth
Conway Peter H., packer Folger, Schilling & Co., r.
12 Anthony
Conway Richard, bootmaker John SAUivau, r. 34
Bitch
Conway Thomas, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r.
1607 Broderick
Conway Thomas, hackman, r. 121 Shipley
Conway Thomas, pressman, r. W a Valencia, bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Conway Thomas, harnessmaker, r. 603 Hayes
Conway Thomas, harnessmaker M. G. Conway, r. 673
Mission
Conway Thomas, truckman I. S. Van Winkle & Co., r.
Natoma, bet Seventh and Eighth
Conway William, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Cas-
sius Hotel
Conway William, gardener City and County Hospital
Conway k Kimball (Patrick Conway and George Kim-
-^ ball) dairymen, S s Thirteenth Av, bet K and L,
South S. F.
Conwell Charles, teamster, r. 22 A.'^h Av
Couy Hiram, longshoreman, r. Keystone House
Conyngham Malcolm, seaman, r. i Park PI
Coogan John, r.W s Sansome, bet Union and Green
Coogan John, flagman irelght dept Central Pac, RB.
Coogan Mary, domestic i Hyde
Coogan P., flagman freight dept Southern Pac. BR.
Coogan Kichard, silversmith S^hulz & Fischer, r. 2105
Powell
Coogan Thomas, r.W s Sansome, bet Green and Union
Coogan Timothy C, attorney at law, 533 Kearny, r.
Oakland
Coogan William H., engineer, r. 723 Davis
Cookie Walter J., printer E. Detrick & Co., r. 1006M
Washington
Cook Aar.in (U. Simon. Sons & Co.) r. 1358 Post
Cook Albert O. (Cook & Ellis) r. 110 Kearny
Cook Alfred H., engineer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 7
Downey
Cook Algernon M. (I. & A. M. Cook) r. 2110 Howard
Cook Alphonso M., clerk Davis Bros., r. 1235 Hyde
Cook Amos, r. 1014 Stockton
Cook Andrew, lumberman, r. 536 Ellis
Cook Andrtw T., lumberman, r. 124 Silver
Cook Annie, domestic 1818 California
Cook Annie, widow, liquor saloon, 400 Third
COOK Ai Oi ME)Si funeral flowers
preserved without wax, and hair jewelry, 110
Eearny
Cook Archie, carpenter, r. 423 Bu-h
Cook Arthur H., compositor Daily Stock Report, r.
1040 Howard
Cook August, cooper Lacbman & Jacobi, r. 1 624 Powell
Cook Augustus, stableman St. Lawrence Livery Stable,
r. 118 Post
Cook Augustus C, compositor Alta California, r. 65^
Harriet
Cook Augustus C, printer, r. 225 O'Farrell
Cook A. W. Mrs., widow, r. 343 Brannan
Cook Benjamin C., warehouseman Scofield & Tevie, r.
17 Grand Av
Cook Bernard, carpenter, r. E s Columbia, bet Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-third
Cook Bertha, widow, dressmaker, 831 Geary
Cook C, ladies' hairdresser, 523 Kearny
Cook C. A. Mrs., eclectic physician, office and r. 224
Post
Cook Carroll, attorney st law, 67 Nevada Block, r.
122 Lake, Oakland
Cook Cary, bookkeeper Williams Bros., r. 331 Geary
Cook Catherine, widow, r. 1517 Taylor
Cook Charles, expressman, cor Market and Hayes
Cook Chailes, printer F. Korbel & B:os., r. 9 P-irk Av
Cook Char'es, sergeant police City Hall, r. 1709 Polk
Cook Charles, steward schr Dashing Wave, Spear St.
Wharf
Cook Charles E., planomaker Charles R. Hall, r. 433
Seventh
Cook Charles M., painter, r. 720 Folsom
Cook Christian, captain schr Reporter, r. 2315 Mason
Cook Consumnes P., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 1014 Montgomery
Cook Daniel, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 528
Howard
Cook Daniel, capitalist, oflice 4 and 5 Nevada
Block, r. KE cor Ciilifornia and Taylor
Cook David, blacksmith, r. 1008 !« Market
Cook David R., master mariner, r. 9 Alaska PI
Cook David S. (Bryant & Cook) r. San Mateo
Cook Dore:tliy, domestic 237 Seventh
Cook E., shipkceper Pacific Coast SS. Idaho
Cook Eben, master mariner, r. 42 Moss
Cook Edmund L., wines and liquors, 221 Ellis, r. 11
Ad. laide PI
Cook Edward E., plumbfr and gasfitter, 1210}^ Polk,
r. NE cor Lott and McAllister
Cook Edwin, waiter Tchurr & Dingeon
Cook Edwin W., agent Keeii's Shirts, r. 119 Oak
Cook E. G. k Co. (Elbridge Jt. Cook) groceries, 47 Sec-
ond
Cook Elbridge G. (E. G. Cook & Co.) r. 433 Seventh
Cook Ellen, widow, r. 524 Fell
Cook Emanuel, Stonecutters' Pro. Assn., 818 Howard
Cook Emma Mrs., photograph retoucher, r. 914 Powell
Cook Ernest A., tinsmith, r. S s Powell Av, bet Mis-
sion and California Av
Cook Fayette, mason, r. 1 Riilroad Av, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Cook Ferdinand F., carriagefinisher Larkins & Co., r.
250 >iS Tehama
Cooii Fernando C, physician, office and r. 716 Howard
Cook Frederick, cabinetmaker Charles Schroflf, r. W s
San Bruno Road, near Army
Cook Frederick H., wellsinker, r. Harbor View, bet
Beaeh and Broderick
Cook Frederick R., with Cook & Ellis, r. 110 Kearny
Cook George, groceries and liquors, 446 Clementina
Cook George B., collector Massey & Yung, r. 651 Sac.
Cook George E. (David R. Billings & Co.) r. 1311 Stock.
Cook George G., engineer, r. 658 Folsom
Cook George W., laborer, r. 1630 Pierce
Cook George W., yeast powdermaker Folger, Schil-
ling & Co., r. Oakland
Cook George W. -Jr., clerk Clute & Loveland, r. Oakland
Cook George W. F., attorney at law, r. 2518 Sac.
Cook Hannah Miss, principal Pine and Larkin Sts.
Primary School, r. 1004 Pine
Cook H. E., r. 613 Pine
Cook Henry, r. 1027 Dupont
Cook Henry, carpenter, r. United States Hotel
Cook Henry A., laborer, r. 113 Natoma
Cook Hiram B., chief deputy County Tax Collector,
r. 9 Wetmore PI
Cook Herae-e J., engineer, r. 11223^ Larkin
Cook Horatio N., manuf leather belting and
hose. 415 Market and (Beisel & Cook) r. 805 Hyde
Cook I. & A. M. (Isaac and Algernon M. Cook)
wholesale lumber dealers, Pier 2}a Steuart
Cook Ira, warehouseman Subsistence Dept U. S. A., r.
210 Shotwell
Cook Irving B., bookkeeper I. & A. M. Cook, r. 913
McAllister
Cook Isaac, r. 1111 Post
Cook Isaac (I. & A. M. Cook) r. 913 McAllister
Cook Isaac, fruit peddler, r. 913 Buchannan
Cook Isaac, merchant, r. 1913 Geary
Cook Isaac, salesman William F. Mau& Co., r. 818
Larkin
Cook James, laborer, r. 36 Clay
Cook Jane, widow, r. 4 Card Alley
Cook Jay Henry, foreman Samuel Kellett, r. 335 Fourth
Cook Jennie Miss, operator Neville & Co., r. 40 Zoe
Cook Jesse B. B., naturalist, r. 1317 Green
Cook John, r. 423 Tehama
Cook John (Cook & Trouuson) r. 323 Kearny
Cook John, bakery, 521 Fourth
Cook John, barber, 131 Montgomery, r. 805 Mason
Cook John, brakeman Central Pac. RR., r. 12 Harriet
Cook John, clerk, r. 618 Larkin
Cook John, cook, r. 327 Beale
Cook John, cook, r. 541 Minna
Cook John, fireman Engii.e No. 7, S. F. F. D., r. NW
cor Sixteenth and Second Av
Cook John, waiter, r. 1107 Kearny
Cook John A. (L.Dinkelspiel &Co.) r. New York
Cook John H., poultry and game, 541 Merchant, r.
1029 Clay
Cook John J. proptr Yosemite Art Gallery, 26
Memtgomery, r. 17-.i2 Bush
Cook John L.. mining, r. 125 Seventh
Cook John V., carpenU^r Clay St. Hill BB., r. 816
Stockton
Cook John W., caryenter Cal. Mills, r. 1015 Stockton
Cook Joseph B., compositor Walter B. Kennedy, r. 77T
Harrison
Cook Joseph E. (Coffin, Sanders :>n & Cook) r. Oak-
land
/'\r'f\ \A/ />| ADI/ ®*^ MARKET STREET, wholesale and retail dealer in
uLU. VY. V/LAnK, Paper Hangings & Sliade Material. Manufacturer of window Shades
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
WiaOLiESAL.E HARDWARE,
Corner Market and Front Streets.
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Cook J. S. (Wheatlf-y, Cook & Co.) r. 85e Market
Cook Kossuth, artist, r. 1014 Mi'Utgr.mery
Cook Leslie J., contra>'tor, r. 27'.4 FmIsoiti, rear
Cook M. & Co. (Michael Cook and Henry Luesmann)
liquor saloon, 513 Washington
Cook Marcus M., dairyman. 35 Eddy, r. 1630 Pierce
Cook Mary, domestic 312 Oak
Cook Mary A. Mrs. .boarding and lodging, 845 Mission
Cook Mary J., widow, r. JSIO Minsion
Cook Mary M. Mrs., lodgings, 12(; Sixth
Cook Muttie J. Miss, with Chase & Blesi, r. Oakland
Cook Michael (M. Cook & Co.) r. 811 Union
Cook Michael S., teamsttr, r. E s Cook, N of Point
Lobos Av
Cook M. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1517 Taylor
' Cook Nicholas L., compositor Morning Call, r. 812
California
Cook Pardon A., machinist, r. N s Sutter, bet Pierce
and Scott
1 Cook Petvr, carpenter, N s Hayes, bet Broderick and
I Baker
: Cook Pefer, coffee saloon, 7 Market, r. SE cor Market
I and Bteuart
I Cook Peter, compositor S. F. Stock Report, r. Oakland
Cook Philip, compositor Evening Post, r. Oakland
■ Cook Richard, carpenter aud builder, 1704 Fillmore, r.
I 5 Middle
' Cook Rjbirt, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Cook Rob<;rt S., piledriver, r. Revere Hou-e
Cook Ronald, foreman carjienter Pacific Mail SS. Co.,
r. 3t)0 Brannan
Cook Samuel, Luinbermau's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
; Cook 8. B. Mi.<8, teacher Jefferson Grammar School,
r. 425 Sutter
Cook Seth, capitalist, office 4 and 5 Nevada Block,
r. I15Kca.ny
Cook Seymour S., contractor, 528 California,!. 2724
Folsom
i Cook Sidney P., bookkeeper Horatio N. Cook, r. 1517
Taylor
Cook Thomas, clerk Falkner, BcU k Co., r. 524 Fell
Cook Thomas, expressman, SW cor Montgomery and
I Sacramento
, Cook Thomas, laborer, r. 31 Randal
Cook Walter, r. 904 Powell
] Cook W. E. Mrs., widow, r. 808 Mission
• Cook William, bandmaster Industrial School
Cook William, porter White & Pri.e, r. .537 Sac.
Cook William, steward Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Cook William, stockbri>ker, r. 100 J<> SC' ond
, Cook William A., special policeman, r. 130 Fern Av
Cook William E., g-rdener Mrs. M.trk Hopkins, r. Ahl-
bom lIoii>>e
; Cook William H., clerk M. H. Dorety, r. 127 Seventh
Cook William 0., laborer, r. 2724 Foleom, rear
' Cook William N., contractor and builder, r. 1317
Green
Cook Z. Leslie, contractor, 528 Califo'nla. r. 2724 Fol.
Cook & ElUs (Albert O. C<JOk and F. P Ellis) oak-
tanned leather beliing aud hi se, 37 Frf-mout
■^ Cook k Trouneon (.John Cook and John Trounson)
carpenters and builders, 514 Pine
Cook. See Cooke, aud Koch
Cooke Ann Mrs., furnished rooms, fi21 California
Cooke Daniel D.,salesniHn Iudi:inapi>lis Chair Mauuf.
I Co., r. 1124 Market
Cooke George, foreaaan E. Eiscnberg k Brother, r.
I 819 Valle.jo
Cooke George W., marbler William B. Cooke & Co., r.
I 320 Mason
Cooke J. S. Mrs., r. 425 Sutter
[ Cooke Pope, actor California Theater, r. Lovely House
Cooke Snsie B. Miss, as.^istaut Market St. Primary
I School, r. 425 Sutter
Cooke Wi.ltrr B., bookkeeper William B. Cooke & Co.
I 723 Market
Cooke William B. k Co. (estate of William B. Cooke)
I bookbinders, paperrulers, and bjjinkbook manufs,
I 723 Market
Cooke Wllliain E. (Crowe *: Cooke) r. 225 OFarrell
! Cooke. See ('ook. and Koch
Cookfy Heury, cook. r. Overland House
Oookingham George V., r. 1218 Jaikson
Cooks' and Waiters" Association, rooms 417 Kearny
Oooksley William, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Cooksou David Frank, chief enginec r U. 8. SS. Shu-
I brioW, r. 1019 Jessie
Cookson Harry, shipcarpenter Matthew Turner, r.
I 110)4 Park Av
Cool George W. (G.W. Cool & Son) r. 22 Kearny
Cool G. W. & Son (George W. and Russell H.
Cool) dentists, 22 Kearny
Cool Russell H. (G.W. Cool & Son) r. 22 Kearny
Cool. See Kuhl
Cooley Charles B., r. 56 South Park
Cooley Charles H., clerk Livingston 4 Co., r. 512 Va-
lencia
Cooley Earl K., manuf lubricating oils, S s Fifteenth
Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Cooley Edward K., butiher Michelssen, Brown & Co.,
r. Fourteenth Av, nr Railroad Av. South S. F.
Cooley E. M., r. 224 Fourth
Cooley Francis M., deputy collector U. 8. Internal
Revenue, r. 335 Seventeenth
Cooley George M., student Heald's Business College
Cooley Henry, gardener, r. 1H3 Jessie
Cooley Henry C, laborer, r. 2 Duncan Court
Cooley Herman, assistant engineer Central RR., r.
Oakland
Cooley Michael, plasterer, r. 3 Park At
Cooley Patrick H., master mariner, r. 7 Pearl
Cooley Roger, coachman John Kentfield, r. 333
Fremont
Cooley Walter W., clerk, r.,512 Valencia
Coolidge Charles C, machinist, r. NW cor Polk and
Eddy
Coolidge JamcB C, local agent U. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. Oakland
Coolidgfe Jo.sepli A., secretary Merchants' Ex-
change A^sn, office Merchants' Exchange Build-
ing, r. 216 Powell
Coolidge Warren, foreman 8. H. Tyler & Son, r.
Oakland
Coolidge Warren, patternmaker .Etna Iron Works, r.
W s Fifteenth, nr Jessie
Cot ling George W., blacksmith Pnc. Rolling Mill, r.
S s Fifteenth Av, bet N and Railroad Av, South
S. F.
Coombe Philip H., silverplater Pioneer Plating
Wo-.ks. r. 48 Clara
Coombs David, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 619
Second
Coombs Edward, butcher M. Gradwohl & Co., r. San
Bruno Road
Coombs George, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltlne,
r. cor Battery and Union
Coombs John H. (C lom'js .t Taylor) r. lOO.j Scott
Coombs John H. Jr., collector Broadway Wharf, r.
1809 O'Farrell
Coombs Robert Mrs., r. 415 Eddy
Coombs Stephen, wharf laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Coombs Stephen D..cook SS.San Vicente. Washington
St.Wharf
Coombs & Taylor (John H. Coombs and Daniel S. Tay-
1 r) shipwrights, calkers, and sparmakers. 111
Market
Coombs. See Combes
Coon Albert, mechanic, r. 115 Langton
Coon Benjamin R., speculator, r. 238 Kearny
Coon Charles W., clerk Cowdery k Preston, r. 927
Howard
Coon George, carpenter, r. 115 Langton
Coon George W., carriagemaker B. Grave k Oo, r. 1061
Howard
Coon Henry I., clork C. James King of William & Co.,
r. 322 O'Farrell
Coon. See Koon. Euehn, and Kufan
Cooney Arthur, conductor Omnibus RR., r. 219
Tehama
Cooney Catherine, domestic 817 Twentieth
Cooney Daniel, laborer, r. W s Castro, bet Fourteenth
and Waller
Cooney Ellen Miss, assistant Broadway Primary
S. « ol, r. 291 Union
Cooney Uanaah, widow, varieties, 291 Union
Cooney James, fireman stmr Yosemite
Cooney James, laborer, r. Esmeralda, nr Lundy Lane,
B. H.
Cooney James, seaman, r. 1618 Stockton, rear
Cooney Johanna \. Miss, machine oper-tor E. De-
trick t Co., r. 44 Ecker
Cooney John, laborer, r. 11 Heron
Coon'-y John, laborer Sea Wall
Coouey John, laborer I'nioii Iron Works, r. 39 Minna
Cooney John, machine hand S. F. Box Factory, r.
44 E> ker
Cooney John, porter and ale dealer, r. 1622 Turk
Cooney John J., paints and oils, 113 Fourth, r. 507
Haight
SAN FRANPJSCO LAUNDRY.
Washing well done at very Low Rates
OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST.
J. MACDONOUGH,
I.^IPORTEil OP AND OEALKR IN AIX KINDS OF FOREIGN
AND DO.IIESTIC COAL, 41 Alurket Streft, corner Spear.
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Cooney Johu N., groceries aud liquors, KE cor Mary
and Natoma
Ck)0Dey Eate T. Mit^s, laaohine operator E. Ceitrick &
Co., r. 44 E.ker
Cooney Mary, domestic 628 Green
Cooney Mary, domestic 1708 Geary
Cooney Michael, attt^rney at law, 636 Clay, r. 312
Seventh
Cooney Michael, butcher, r. Sixth Av, bet L and M,
South S. F.
Cooney Michael, shoemaker E. D. Nolan & Co., r. Post
St. House
Cooney Patrick, dairyman Collins Bros., r. SW cor
Twenty-fifth and Diamond
Cooney Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Cooney Patrick, laborer, r. 1715 Broadway, rear
Coonev Patrick H., capitalist, 420 Montgomery, r. 959
Market
Cooney Thomas, r. 1219 J^ Columbia
Cooney Thomas /., groceries and liquors, 132 Ninth
Cooney William, laborer Fulton Ironworks, r. 39 Minna
Cooney William, painter John J. Cooney, r. 291 Union
Cooney. See (ouey
Coons Frank, salesman J. T. W. Coons & Co., r. SliiJi
Jessie
Coons Ida Miss, r. 816 >{ Jessie
Coons John, engineer Beisel & Cook, r. S 8 Mariposa,
bet Pennsylvania Av and Mississippi
Coons John T. W. (J. T. W. Coons & Co.) r. 8ic;^
Jessie
Coons J. T. W. & Co. (John T. W. Coons and Christian
WameUe) general commission merchants, 325
Washington
Coons. See Koons
Coop John, carpenter M. k A. Hansen, r. Oakland
Cooper A., r. 205 Powell
Cooper Abraham, clothing, 130 Pacific
Cooi)er Abram, tailor, r. 6 Clara Lane
Cooper Albert T., travelling salesman Scofield&Tevis,
r. 44 South Park
Cooper Alexander B., mining secretary, 328
Montgomery, r. Alanu-da
Cooper Alfred, r. cor Fifth and Berry
Cooper Alfred James, broom maiiuf, 63S Vallejo
Cooper Amanda L. Miss, r. 655 Mission
Cooper Astley D., portrait painter, r. llOJi McAllister
Cooper C, conductor, r. Stanford Hi.tel
Cooper Charles, boilermaker, r. 114 J^ Clara
Cooper Charles, carpenter, r. 21 Perry
Cooper Charles, conductor N. B. and Mission RR., r.
294 Vj Twenty-second
Cooper Charles N., seaman Pacific MailSS. Dakota
Cooper Eben B., bookkeeper, r. 517 O'Farrell
Cooper Edward, machinist, r. 102S Market
Cooper Emma Mrs., stewardess ship Samuel Watts,
I"ront St. Wliarf
Coop*r Emma C. Miss, r. 1252 Market
Cooper Eugene T., secretary California Paper Co. ,
10 California, r. East Oakland
Cooper Ezekiel, porter, r. 1229 Pacific
Cooper Fred, r. 541 Pine
Cooper Frederick, actor Bella Union Theater, r. 526
Pine
Cooper Frederick, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 239 Minna
Cooper Frederick T., cashier Richard C. Hooker, r.Ull
Pine
Cooper George, earriacremaker, r. W s Sanchez, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Cooper George D., <ashier W. & J. Sloane, r. Alameda
Co<»per George E., Lieut. Col. U. S. A., assii^taut
Medical Purveyor, 36 New Montgomery, room
4, r. 621 Eddy
Cooper H., brick mason Superintendent of Streets
Cooper Halsey F., mining, r. (00 Bush
Cooper Harry O., r. 8;t0 Pacific
Cooper Henry, cabinetmaker Herring, Murphy &
Reeve, r. 2549 Fo'.som
Cooper James, molder Metropolitan Foundry, r. 72
Tehama
Cooper James B., mining. 328 Montgomery, r. 8}^
Tyler
Cooper James K., books, stationery, cutlery, op-
tical goods, etc., 746 Market, r. 219 Powell
Cooper Jennie D. Mr--., assistant Valencia Street Gram-
mar School, r. 334 Brannan
Cooper Jesse, patternmaker, r. 15 Hayes
Cooper John, conductor Omnibus EB.
Cooper John, cook, r. 29 !« Bausch
Cooper John, merchant tailor, 24 New Montgomery,
r. 704 Sutter
Cooper John A., driver La Grande Laundry, r. 1542
How.'ird
Cooper Joseph, cutter M. M. Dodge & Co., r. 826)4
Pacific
Cooper Joseph, laborer, r. 17 Vandewater
Cooper Lui'iuda W. Miss, dressmaker, r. 655 Mission
Cooper Morris, tailor, r. 252 Clementina
Cooper Niiia Mis.s, actress Adelphi Theater, r. cor Pine
and Quiucy
Cooper R., laborer, r. 304 Jackson
Cooper Samuel, tailor, r. 826}^ Pacific
Cooper Sophie Mrs., r. 110^ McAllister
Cooiier Theodore, cook, r. 239 Minna
Cooper Theresa Mrs., domestic 1298 Van Ness Av
Cooper Thomas, laborer Kohler k Chase, r. 28 Hinck-
ley
Cooper Thomas, seaman ship Samuel Watts, Front St.
Wharf
Cooper W. A., driver Market St. ER.
Cooper William, r. St. Lawrence Hotel
Cooper William, bottle coverer S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 568 Mission
Cooper William, 'cabinetmaker Herring, Murphy &
Reeve, r. 2549 Folsom
Cooper William, carpenter, r. 326 O'Farrell
Cooper William, cook ship Samuel Watts, Front St.
Wharf
Cooper William, seaman sloop Maggie Robinson, r. 19
Commercial
Cooper William Mrs., bakery, 2549 Fi'lsom
Cooper William A., clerk, r. 620 Fourth
Cooper William L., clerk, r. 701 Stockton
Coopei- William R., patternmaker, r. 678 Harrison
Co-operative Grocery, D. Mendelsou manager, SE cor
Geary and Webster
Coopers' Pro. Assn, 767 Market
Coopman Charles F., painter, r. 16 Jv Gilbert
C lops Matthias, sblpcarpenter, r. 14 Liberty
Coos Bay aud Columbia River packets, A. M. Simpson
6 Brother agents, 44 Market
Cooi« Bay Coal Co. (Eastport) R. D. Chandler agent,
office 31 Merchants' Exchange, depot 120 Pacific
Coos Bay Coal Co. (Newport) Frank Barnard &
Co. agents, office aud depot 213 Jackson
Coos Bay Coal Co. (Oregon) J. O. B. Gunn secretary,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Coos Bay Union Coal Co., office 413 Pacific
Coote John, teamster Superin endent of Streets
Cootey George M.. bookkeeper William J. Taylor, r.
7 Pearl
Cootey Patrick A., master mariner, r. 7 Pearl
Cope Christian, seaman, r. 10 Beiry
Cope George W. (Cope & Davis) r. 520 Van Ness Av
Cope James H., boottitter Francis Hall, r. 523 Stev.
Cope Leroy. student Heald's Business College
Cope Thomas, tinsmith and plumber , 1622 Mission
Cope Warner '5V. (Cope k Boyd) r. Oakland
Cope & Boyd (Warner W. Cope and James T.
Boyd) attorneys at law, 324 Pine, rooms 11-14
Cope & Davis (George W. Cope and George O.
Davis) stoclcbrokers, 314 Pine
Copeland A., fireman Pacific Mail SS. City of Sydney
Copeland Catherine Mrs., r. 309 Ivy Av
Copeland Edward, por'.er Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 79
Cleme.,tina
Copeland Eliza Mrs., r. 215 Jones
Copeland George H., surveyor, r. 215 Jones
Copeland Henry, min<r, r. 309 Ivy Av
Copeland Jesse, carpenter I. E. Alexander, r. 1219
Mission
Copeland Lizzie M. Miss, r. 1'205 Tyler
Copeland Robert A., compositor Morning Call, r. 703
Laguna
Copeland William G., architect, r. 121'J Mission
Copeland William W., compositor Evening Post, r.
703 Laguna
Copenhagen Charles C. waiter, r. 216 Montgomery Av
Coper William, captain schr Jes-ie Fremont, r. 768
Folsom
Copithorne Richard, tinsmith W. W. Montague k Co,,
r. 12 Raust'h
Copley Harvey, r. 6 Martha PI
Coplry Kieruau. laborer, r. 1 Folsom .\v
Copp John G., foreman George H. Tay & Co., r.
Bootz Hotel
Copp S.ephen. millwright, r. I'i9 Third
Coppage John W.. buttonhole manuf, 32 Second
C ippe Anto:ni tte, widow, laundry, NE cor California
and Baker
Coppe Joseph (Coppe & Rayno) r. 1126 Dupont
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Coppe & Rayno (Joseph Coppe and Louis Bayno; res-
taurant, 112t> Dupont
Copper Frank, stationery. 436 Kearny, r. 416?4 Natoma
Copperman William, r. 36 Clay
Coppocus Mary A., widow, r. 1217 York
Coppola M. R. Miss, teacher languages, r. 421 Fourth
Copriviza John, expressman, 519 Sansome, r. 1508
Mason
Copson Benjamin, broom manuf, 322 Davis, r. 530 Fol.
Coqueugniot Jean (Schneider, Somaly& Coqueugniut)
r. 626 Califurnia
Coquide Charles, peddler, r. Hairison,bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth
Coquille Black Sand Gold Mining Co. (Coos Co., Ore-
gon) J. B. Thompson secretary, 530 Culiforuia
Coquille Mill and Tug Co. (Oregon) I. & A. M.Cook
' agents. Pier 2}^ Steuart
Cora Cdnsolidated Silver Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.)
Joseph Morizio secretary, 328 Mont^jomery
Goran John, engineer stmr Saucelito, San Quentin
Ferry
Corbaley Robert C, salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 60o FlII
Corbell George W., assistant cashier Tax Collector's
Office, r. lOlC Jackson
Corbell Peter, clerk H. Sutlifif.r. 1015 Jackson
Corbell Sarah L. Miss, assistant Clement Grammar
School, r. 1015 Jackson
Corbert Edward W., sp.'<ial agent State Investment
and Insurance Co., 21S Sansome
Corbete Frank, hackdriver, r. 30» Setter
Corbett Alexander C, upholsterer, r. 712 Hyde
Corbett Arthur T., carpenter, r. NW cor Fifteenth Av
and P, South S. F.
Corbett C, storekeeper O. i O. SS. Gaelic
Corbett CharUs R., painter, r. Revere House
Corbett Edward, tanner Funcke & Co., r. Sixth At,
bet Q and R. South S. F.
Corbett Edward, teamster, r. 12 Bryant Av
Corbett Edward P., receiver Market St. ER., r. 2018
Mission
Ojrbett Elizabeth J., physician, office and r. 200 Stock.
Corbett Hannah, domestic 620 Hayes
Corbett H. D., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt 4 Co., r.
807 Leavenworth
Corbett Hugh, r. 16 Willow Av
Corbett Julia, dome.«itic, r. 326 Vailejo
Corbett Julia Miss, r. 734 PoKt
Corbett James, engineer, r. 447 Guerrero
Corbeit John, laborer, r. 326 Vailejo
Corbett John ^laborer, r. 346 Shipley
Corbett John, jjolisher Cal. Jewelry Co., r. SW cor
Larkin and Francisco
Corbett John, supt laborers, warehouse dept Custom
Housp, r. 1109 Union
Corbett John, watchman Empire Brewery, r. 3 Gil-
bert
Corbett John C, clerk, r. 14 Second Av
Corbett Kate Mrs., janitre.ss Lincoln Primary School,
r. 3 Gilbert
Corbett Malai-hi, trackman CityRR., r. 27 Stevenson
Corbett Mary, widow, r.SE cor Church and Twentieth
Corbett Patri'k, laborer Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 1123 Broadway
Corbett Patrick J., proptr Hayes Valley Livery Stables,
518 and .520 H.-.yes
Corbett Richard, driver Market St. RR., r. 104 First
Av
Corbett Thomas (Corbett & Roche) r. 632 Hayes
Corbett Thiiraas, harncssmaker Charle;> H. Mead, r.
2415 California
Corbett Thomas, laborer, r. 217 Broadway
Corbett Thomas, lauiidrymau La (iraude Laundry
Corbett William, r. Palace Hotel
Corbett William (Corbett & Ruble) r. NW cor Bryant
Av and Bryant
Corbett Wiiliaui, Ironmolder Union Iron Works, r. Sec-
ond Av, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Corbett fc Roche (Thomas Corbett and Simon Roche)
liquor saloon, 23 Second
Corbett & Ruble (William Corbett and Nicholas Ru-
ble) gilding and varnishing, 867 Market
Corbitt William (Corl)itt >^ Macleay) r. Oak Grove,
San Mateo County
Corbitt <Slc Mucleay (William Corbitt, and Donald
and KeniH th Macleay) wholesale grocers and ship-
ping merchants (Portland, Orogim) office 218 Cal.
Corbridge William H., clerk asKi.staut passenger agent
Southern Pac. RR.. r. 791 Stevenson
Corbus Andrew T {D. Callaghun 4 Co.) r. 1503 Jones
Corby Annie T., widow, r. NE cor Twenty-fourth and
Mission
Corbyn Sheridan, dramatic editor Figaro, 532 Mer-
chant, r. 122^ Shotwell
Corbyn Hosmer, fireman Palace Hotel, r. 59 Stev.
Corcetto Henry, bartender, r. 527 Geary
Corcoran Ann, domestic 829 O'Farrell
Corcoran Daniel, stevedore, r. 251 Perry
Corcoran Daniel P., merchant tailor, 614!^ Post
Corcoran Dennis, expressman, r. 116 Towusend
Corcorah Dennis, hustler Charles S. Crittenden, r.
Oakland
Corcoran Edward, clerk, r. S s Pacific, bet Broderick
and Devisadero
Corcoran Frank, confectionery, 1643 Mission
Corcoran Frank, hotbedman Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
Whit* House Hotel, Potrero
Corcoran Harry, porter, r. t09i^ Howard
Corcoran James, carpenter, r. 426 Natoms — ■
Corcoran James, coachman, r. 126 Olive Av
Corcoran James, molder Union Iron Works, r. 215 First
Corcoran Jeremiah, laborer, r. 533 Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Corcoran John, oiler Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Corcoran John, porter Carolan, Cory & Co., r. 2415
Clay, rear
Corcoran Joseph, clerk Austin D. Moore, r. 116 Town-
send
Corcoran J. S. F., molder, r. 64 First
Corcoran Kat*', bakery, 1643 Mission
Corcoran Katie Ml,-s, bookfolder Bartling h Kimball,
r. 549 Bryant
Corcoran Lizzie Miss, r. S s Pacific Av, bet Broderick
and Devisadero
Corcoran Mary, widow, ladies nurse, r. 1334 Pacific
Corcoran Mary Miss, r. 615 Lombard, rear
Corcoran Mary, domestic 708 Post
Corcoran Mary A., widow, r. S 8 Pacific Av, bet De-
visadero and Broderick
Corcoran Matthew J., clerk, r. 820 Howard
C'.rcoran Michael, r. 4.59 Bryant
Corcoran Michael, fruits. 15 Valencia
Corcoran Norah Mrs., r. 230 O'Farrell
Corcoran Owen, dairy, W s Mission, opp St. Mary's
College
Corcoran P., laborer Presidio Reservation
Corcoran Patrick, cabinetmaker, r. 2 Elizabeth, rear
Corcoran Patrick, laborer, r. E s Louisiana, bet Napa
and Shasta
Corcoran Patrick, laborer, r. 425 Shipley
Corcoran Patrick, longshoreman, r. 625 Davis
Corcoran Patrick, plasterer, r. 1186 Harrison, rear
Corcoran Richard, driver Lafayette Brewery, r. 41
Nut'jma
Corcoran Simon, r. 141 Shipley
Corcoran Thomas, bootmaker," 101 Fifteenth
Corcoran Timothy H., tannery, S s Day, bet Delores
and Church, r. 12^8 York
Corcoran William, letter carrier Post Office, r. 1334
Paciiic
Corcoran William, longshoreman, r. 27 Frederick
Corcornn William, reteiver Northern Cal. RB.,
502 Moutgoinery, r. 2098 Market
Corcoran William, tanner Gottlieb Dletsch, r. 115
Twenty-sixth
Corcoran William D., foreman McCarthy Brtthers, r.
251 Perry
Corcoran William J., searcher records, r. NE cor Val-
encia and Bidlev
Corcoran. See Ci chran, and Cochrane
Cord George, watchman, r. 410 Mam
Cord William J., engineer Chase & Wolff, r. 19 Alta PI
Cord. 8«e Kord
Cordan Antonio C, barber, 210 Drumm, r. Oakland
Cordan Frank C, barber Antonio C. Cordan, r. Oak-
land
Cordano Antonio, bootblack and laundry, 210 Sutt«r,
r. 406 H Dupont
Cordano Giovanni, bootblack Anton Zorb, r. 9 St.
Charles PI
Cordano Giovanni, porter A. Grimm, r. 19 Jasper PI
Cordano Giusaeppi. liquor saloon. 1229 Dupont
Cordano Joseph, bootblack, NE cor Davis and Califor-
nia, r. 1117 !« Kearny
Cvjrdano Louis, bootblack, 616 Montgomery, r. 621
Broadway
Cordano Louis, confectioner D. Hirschfeld, r. 19
Jasp( r PI
Cordano Stefano, bootblack, r. 9W cor Kearny and
Hinckley Alley
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Cordanzo Manoel J., Portuguese Pro. and Bene v.
Assn, 415)4 Drumm
Corde Frank A., bookkeeper James W. H. Camp*bell,
r. 1423 Clay
Cordelro Manuel M., barber, 20 Clay, r. 117 Jackson
Cordel Pierre, melter (^ity Iroa Works, r. 1027 Dupont
Corden Edward, clerk Thomas J. Co;den, 525 Fourth
Corden Thomas J., stationery, 525 Fourth
Corder Baptlste, milker, r. S s Francisco, bet Fill-
more and Pierce
Corder Frederick, laborer Pac. Box Factory, r. 608
Sirth
Corder John, machinist William Hawkins, r. 269
Minna
Oordes Albert F., milkman, r. 23 Erie
CordcB B., clerk Chris. Hacke, r. 810 Sacramento
Cordes Charles H., r. 52 Oak
Cordes Charles H. Jr., carpenter, r. 52 Oak
Cordes Claus Henry, salesman, r. SW cor York and
Twenty-third
Cordes Gustave, clerk, r. SW cor York and Twenty-
third'
Cordes GustavuB, carpenter, r. If s Day, bet Sanchez
and Church
CItfdes Henry J., peddler, r. S 8 Rutledge Av, nr Cali-
Xornia Av, B. H.
Cordis Herman, salesman L. Feldmann k Co.,r. 807
Bush
Cordes Herman W., teamster, r. 52 Oak
Cordes Jacob, groceries and liquors, SE cor Valencia
and Twenty-sixth
Cordes John (Otteu & Cdrdes) r. 1401 Stocktol
Cordes John H., grocer, r. NW cor Pine and Brod-
erick
Cordes Margaret, domestic 1606 Post
Cordes Matilda, widow, r. 23 Erie
Cordes Matilda, domestic 235 Tyler
Cordes William, driver, r. 914 Lyon
Cordes William C, milkman, r. 23 Erie
Cordes. See Cords and Kordes
Cordilleras Gola and Silver Mining Co. (Mexico) N.
Page president. 34 California
Cordinx Charles, clerk John H. Schutte, r. NE cor
Battery and Green
Cordon John, r. 1712 Stevenson
Cordray Nephl, carpenter, r. 1925 Union
Cords A. D., bookkeeper Parrott & Co., r. Alameda
Cords Henry, laundry. 24 Jausen
Cords Robert, stockbroker, 306 Montgomery, r. 716
Franklin
Cords. See Cordes and Kordes
Cordy Edward E., driver United Carriage Co., r. 174
Jessie
Cordy John, master mariner, r. 1507 i< Market
Cordy Walter M., clerk Sanborn, Vail 4 Co., r. 1567 Jj
Market
Core Thomas, fireman Pacific Mail 8S. City of New
York
Corero Joseph, cabinetmaker George P. Thomas, r.
708 Sixth
Coret Emile G.. porter Whitney k Marshall, r. 131
Park Av
Corey Ammon, tinsmith, r. 501 Webster
Corey Charles, driver Market St. RK., r. 1108 Steiner
Corey Clarence A., compositor Edward Bosqui & Co.,
r. 319 Fourth
Corey John J., collector, r. 1212 Turk
Corey Joseph L., watchman Black Diamond Coal Co.,
r. 1212 Turk
Corey Liness, expressman, r. 1318 Jackson
Corey Manuel D., cooper Reuben Norton, r. cor Ore-
gon and Drumm
Corey Michael C, laborer, r. 108 Bernard
Corey Thomas, stoves and tinware, 202 Pacific, r. 811
Hariison
Corey William E., cook, r. Clay, ur East
Corey. See Cory, and Corry
Corfield William, attorney at law, r. 1009 Powell
Cori Francesco, Italian Benev. Soc, Hi Washington
Corlnson If aac, upholsterer, r. NE cor Green and Bu-
chanan
Corinson Jacob, bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer,
Sit ssinger & Co., r. NE cor Green and Buchanan
Corinson Maurice, peddler, r. E s Buchanan, bet
Green and Union
Corinson Nathan, barber, 1829 Union, r. NEcor Green
and Buchanan
Corisola Luigi, gardener, W s Mission, nr 8t. Mary's
College
Cork Michael S., r. N s Point Lobos Av, nr Cook
H., clerk James H. Widber, r. 200
Cork William
Stockton
Corkeiy Charles, attorney at law, r. 1608 Pacific Av
Corkery James (Corkery & Quill) r. 422 Tehama
Corkeiy John, expressman, r. Eleventh, bet Harrison
and Bryant
Corkery Kate Mrs., r. 7 Mary
Corkery Mary Miss, assistant Pine and Larkin 8ts.
Primary School, r. 1608 Pacitic
Corkery Mary A., domestic 1898 Broadway
Corkery Patrick, expressman, cor Fourth and Market,
r. 422 Tehama
Corkery Timothy T., salesman, r. 1167 Howard
Corkery & Quill (James Corkery and Anthony Quill)
groceries and liquors, SW cor Fifth and Howard
Corlcis Henry, steward Ahlborn House
Corler Edward, seaman Oregon SS. George W. Elder,
Folsom St. Wharf
Corlett George W., clerk John F. Regan, r. 21 Minna
Corlett Nellie Miss, r. 1407 Polk
Corlett Theresa Miss, r. 14(i7 Polk
Coriett William, pilot stuir Yosemite, r. 221 Green
Corley Henry, master mariner, r. 559 First
Corlin Mary Mrs., r. 39 Minna
Corlin William, r. 39 Minna
Corliss Maggie, domestic 220 San Jos^ Av
Corliss Mary, domestic 1916 Sutter
Corliss M. J. Mrs., widow, r. 611 Shotwell
Corliss Thomas, brushmaker, r. W s Mission, bet
Thirtieth and Thirty-fir.-t
Corlson Gu-tav, boarding, 30 Clay, r. 30 Sacramento
Cormack Albert, student, r. 013 3^ Linden Av
Cormack Joseph, architect and builder, r. 613>ji' Lin-
den Av
Cormack William, tincan and box manuf ,515 Commer-
cial, r. 626 Post''
Gorman Edward P., salesman L. Lebenbaum k Co., r.
304 Third
Cormey Charles, seaman, r. 200 Steuart
Coruji.-k Joseph, carpenter, r. 11 Laskie —
Cormick Thomas, stonecutter, r. Bryant, bet Twenty-
fourth ana Twenty-fifth
Cornahrt-ns Herman, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Sixth and Howard
Cornan Annie, dome.^tic 112 Hyde
C'ornart Augustus, tailor Henry Briiggemann, r. 715
Octavia
Cornait Louis S., butcher, r. 715 Octavia
Cornegie G., macliiuist Risdon I. and L. Works
Cornehls Henry, seaman, r. 10 Folsom
Corneilson Frances Mrs., fun. ished rooms, 405 Kearny
Corneilsou Joseph, carpenter, r. 405 Kearny
Cornelius Andrew, cook schr Arab, Union St. Wharf
Cornelius Frederick, blacksmith Robert Lewin, r.
Linden Av, bet Octavia and Laguna
Cornelius Frederick O., watchmaker and jeweler. 300
Fourth, r. 8 Erie
Cornelius John F., laborer, r. 421 Harrison
Cornelius John W., cook, r. .509 Washington
Cornell Anson C, chief ch rk land office Southern Pac.
RR., r. 2033 Mission
Cornell Charles E., collector C. J. Hawley t Co., r.
Oakland
Cornell Chauncey, keeper Lake Honda reservoir.
Spring Valley Water Works
Cornell Ella L. Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 414 Tyler
Cornell George P., painter, r. 1038 Howard
Cornell G. P. (R. B. Hall k Co.) r. Oakland
Cornell J. H. Mrs., widow, r. 2112 Mason
Cornell J. C, carpenter, r. 54 First ■"
Cornell John, sashmaker Uriah Segars, r. 307 Fourth
Cornell John R., painter, r. 1038 Howard
Cornell Nancy, widow, lodgings, r. 1220 Market
Cornell Nellie, domestic 1713 Bush
Cornell Thomas, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. Ahlborn House
Cornell Va'sanora, waiter, r. 159 Minna
CorneH William, waiter Russ House, r. 621 Bush
Cornell William C, clerk Samuel C. Harding, r. 1832
Eddy
Cornell. See Connell
Cornelson Hugh, mining, r. 1421 Sacramento
Comeps Bertha, dressmaker, r. 3 Morey Alley
Corneps Catharine, widow, r. 3 Morey Alley
Corneps Herman J., tinsmith W. W. Montague b Co.,
r. 3 Morey Alley
Comfoot David, molder, r. 2419 Clay
Corning Charles, seaman stmr Empire, Pacific St.
Wharf
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Ctorning John, r. Palace Hotel
Corning Richard S. (Corning & Co
Corning William, r. 1115 Bush
Corning^ Si Co. (Richurd S. Corning)
hay, and grain, 11 and 13 Taylor
Oornish Charles H., iHundryman St. Mary's College
Cornish Edward, tinsmith, r. 424 Shotweil. rear
Cornish George W., r. 225 Third
Cornish Henry, salesman, r. 944 Mission
Cornish John, waiter, r. lo'J Minna
OorniBh Thomas, painter Southern Pac. RR., r. SW cor
Twenty-tiiird and Bryant
Cornish Thomas H., carriageprinter. r. NW cor
Florida and Twenty-third
Oorno Fidelia J., seamstress S. F. Laundry, Eddy, bet
Fillmore and St.iner
Oornova Julius, seaman schr DiscoverT, Mission St.
Wharf
Cornwall Alice, widow, r. 957 3^ Folsom
Cornwall Charles, teamster J. Browning, r. Ash Av,
bet Larkin and Polk
Cornwall Henry F., cutter Kullman, Salz & Co., r. 924
Mission
Oo^inwall J. H., workman V. S.Mint, r. 9 Taylor
CoriiAvall Piei-re B. , president Black Diamond
Coal Mining Co., and Bullingham Bay Coal Co.,
office SE i.'or Sjsear and Folsom, r. G09 Harrison
Cornwall Whitney, salesman Dunham, Carrigan &Co.,
r. 320 Turk
Cornwall William A., attorney at law, 640 Clay, r.
1213 Divisadero
Cornwell Benjamin H., roller Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E 8
Minnesota, bet Solano and Mariposa
Oornwell (Charles C, boltcutter Pae. Rolling Mill, r.
E 8 Minnesota, bet Solano and Mariposa
Cornwell George, engineer Southern Pac. RR., r.
Sixteenth
Cornwell John, carpenter, r. 1644 Mission
Cornwell John v., ironroller, r. E s Minnesota,
Solano and Mariposa
Oornwell Stephen G., solicitor Dodge & Pierce, r.
Stevenson
Cornwell Thomas, carpei:ter, r. 28 De Boom
Comyll Mortimer, longshoreman, r. 79 Jessie
Cornyn Frank, pai^jter Edward M. Gallagher,
Jackson
Cornyn James, clerk Colonnade Hoiise, 1206 Market
Cornyn James, priiptr Manhattan House, 705 and 707
Front
Cornyn John C. proptr St. Nicholas Hotel, 212-216
First
Corona Francisca, widow, r. 1515 Dupont
Coroner City and County, office and Morgue
16 G'Farrell
Corpahay Grat. gardener Jean Condre, r. N 8 Silver
Av, bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Corporation Yard City and County, 50 and 52 Sacra-
mento, and 11 Folsom
Corr Alfred P., teamster, r. 29t)9 Mission
Corr David L., compo;-it ir W. P. Harrison, r 114
Fourth
Corr J., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Corr Rosana, widow, r. 27 Frederick
Corr William F.. plumber, r. 331 Sixth
Corrr.do Luiyi, Italian Sharpshooters, 413 Broadway
Corrau William H. L., clerk S. F. Directory Publish-
ing Co., 51« Clay
Correia Joaquin, Poituguese Pro. and Benev. Absu,
415 Ji Drumm
Corre.v Henry F., carpenter, r. 154 Silver
Cjrriden John, shoemaker, r. 1712 Stevenson
Oorrieri Francisco, plast ;rwork<'r, 1515 Stockton
Oirrigan Andrew, molder ^tua Iron Works, r. 432
Seventh
Corrigan Andrew, special policeman, r. 1329 Minna
Corrigan Bridg< t, domestic 102.-i Geiiry
Corri'.ian Bridget Miss, nurse, r. 426 Clementina
Corrigan Ciitheriue, widow, r. 722 Braunan
Corrinan James, gardener, r. 11 Gilbert
Corrigan Jauies R., boilermaker. r. 18 Harrison Av
Corri;;an loliu. tai'.or, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Corrigiin M'ry. widow, fancy goods, 18 Harrison Av
Corrigan Patrick, laborer, r. 428 Shotweil
Ci^rrigan P' ter, bi'ileruiiiker Cal. Boiler Works,
r. Oakland
Corrigan Thomas P.. brass Uiiisher, and extnrnan
Hook and I.ii.'.dcr No. 2, S. F. F. D., r. 1411 Dupont
Corrigan William C. engineer L. J. Ruffino b Co., r. I
901 Bryant j
Corrivean Louis, barber and baths, 113 Oeary I
r. 9
Corroon James, r. 115 )<j Shipley
Corry Manuel, ;ooper, r. i'li Drumm
Corry. See Corey and Cory
Corsaro Lucanio, laborer A. Silvestri, r. 404 Green ■
Corsetto Henry, porter Brown & Perkins, r. 527 Geary
Corsiglio Antonio, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Corsiglio Giuseppi, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Corson Ralph E., draftsman Wright & Sanders, r.
35 Everett
Corson Tobe, teamster J. B. Shroyier, r. 21 Fulton
Corteen John, seaman, r. 45 Vallejo
Cortel Quincy, r. 1027 Dupont
Cortelyou Cornelius L., salesman Bay City Oyster Co.,
r. 547 Minna
Cortelyou Mark E.. butcher A. Newman * Co., r. 547
Minna
Cortelyou Pv ter L. (Wilton k Co.) r. 547 Minna
Corterss William, compositor La Voz del Nuevo
Mundo,r. lOlLi Clay
Co:tc-6 Paolo, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Corthay Louis, machinist Paul Cavalli, r. 507 Leav.
Corti Joseph, carver Andrew Paltenghi, r. 1108 Pierce
Oorticelli T. B., office with Brown & Metzner, 549
Market
Cortoni Frank D., vegetable dealer, r. 506 Larkin
Cortopassi Aurelio, Italian Sharpshooters, 413 Bdwy
Cortsen Frederick, laborer, r. 203 Folsom
Corvi Nicholas, laborer, r. 7 Jasper PI
Corviile Emerson (Emerson Corville & Co.) r. SW cor
Devisadero and Jackson
CORVILLE EMERSON & CO.
(Emerson Corville) salmon canuers, and whole-
sale oyster dealers, 320 Sansome, room 52
Corwell Dennis, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
1326 Filbert
Corwell Jane, widow, r. 1323 Filbert
Corwin F. M. Mrs., r. fdO Folsom
Corwin George W., shoemaker, r. 300 Sixteenth
Corwin Samuel, iishtrman, r. 2 Midway, rear
Cory Benjamin B., livery stable, 1616 Market,
Franklin
Cory Isaac H. (Carolan, Cory & Co.) r. 316 Oak
Cory Isabel, widow, furnished rooms, 809 'Vallejo
Cory Josexjhine Mrs., teucher Protestant Orphan A.sy-
lum
Cory Mary, widow, r. 214 Powell
Cory. See Corey and Corry
Coryell Amy. widow, r. SW cor Chestntit and Leav,
Coryell John R. , physi. ian, 315 Pine, r. 8W cor Chest-
nut and Leavenworth
Cos Felix, night clerk Charles Gailhard, 507 Pine
Cosbie Elizabeth Mrs., r. 461 Jessie
Cosi ie Frederic, moliler. r. 2209 Mission
Cosbie William, harness and collars, 504 Mission, r.
656 Howard
Cosel Ernest, seaman, r. 134 St^uart
CosgriffAnna G., widow, millinery, 56 Third, r. SW
cor Pacific and Webster
Cosgriff Martin F.. for'-mau E.T.Anthony & Co., r.
1715 C lifoinia
Cosgriff Michael H., laborer, r. 9 Ferine
Cosgrove .\ndrew, shoemaker E. D. Nolan & Co., r. 356
Third
Cosjrrove Chriatoplier, real-estate and houee-
broUer, 6.')2 M .rk( t, room 15, r. 146 Shipley
Cosgrove Ellen, widow, r. 225 Jessie
Cosgrove J. widow, r. 9)v Welsh, rear
Cosgrove James, clerk Johannes Witt, r. 356 Third
Cosgrove James, dairy produce, SE cor North Point
and Broderick
<;oKgrove James, lab< rer Steam Soda Works
Cosgrove James, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine,
r. S B Greenwich, nr Sansome
Cosgrove James, milkman, r. SW cor Beach and De-
visadero
Cosgrove James, proptr New Record House, 100 Mc-
Allist^r
Cosgrove James, vegetableman John Reagan, r. Em-
pire House
Cosgrove Ja.iies B.. painter and grainer, r. 35 Russ
Cosgrove Johanna Mrs., r. 9 Welsh
Cosgrove Jehn. bartender Charles Pechin, r. SSJansen
Cosgrove John, chief engineer sttnr Julia, r. 227 Green
Cosgrove Johu. plastcri r. r. 33 Laiayctte
CoSL;rove John, policeman City Hall. r. 826 Vallejo
Cosgrove John, superintending en^^inecr Pacific Coast
SS. Co., Broadway Wharf, r. 775 Harrison
Cosgrove John P., teacher Industrial School
Cosgrove John T., gasfitter F. Raiscb, r. 33 Lafayette
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
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Cosgrove Kate Mrs.. Isundress, r. 25 Jansen
Oofigrove Kate, cook Heme for the Care of luebriateB,
NE cor Stoc t 'n and Chestnut
CoBgrove Mary Mrs., nurse, r. 1032 Market
Cosgrove Michael, laborer, r. 601 Miuna
Cosgrove Patrick, boarding, 4:1 Vallejo
Cosgrove Patrick, dairy, SWcor Merced and Thirtieth
Cosgrove Patrick, uiilknian, r. E s Folsom, bet
Twenty-Sixth and Twenty-seventh
Cosgrove Patrick 0., packer J. Cerf & Co., r. 118 Ber-
nard
Cosgrove Patrick H., fireman stmr Santa Cruz, r. 9
Kohl, r PI
Cosgrove Philip, contractor, r. 33 Lafayette
Cosgrove Thomas, laborer Pool & Harris, r. 1903
Dupont
Cosgrove Thomas, longshoreman, r. N s Dunn Alley,
nr Kearny
Cosgrove Thomas, milkman, r. SW cor Beach and
Broderlck
Cosgrove Thomas, porter, r. 1903 Dupont
Cosgrove Walter, mining, r. lUi2 3<i Market
Cosgrove William, tinsmith Mooter & Newmark
Cosgrove William F., barber, 1134 Folsom
Coshutes John, laborer, r. United States Hotel
Coslow Ann, widow, r. 28(i Union, rear
Coslow James, porter, r. 286 Union, rear
Cosmo F., Austrian Military and Benev. Assn, 310
O'Farrell
Cosmopolitan Hotel, S. F. Thorn business manager,
! 8W cor Bush and Sansome
Cosmopolitan Millinery Store. P. Mish & Sonsproptrs,
816 Market
Cosmopolitan Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Butler
Burris secretary, 2 Nevada Block
Cosmos Saloon, Fred. W. Kamps proptr, 23 Davis
Coso Consolidated Mining Co. (Inyo Co., Cal.) W. H.
Allen secretary, 306 Pine, room 9
Co»o House, L. J. Ewell proptr, 411 Sansome
CoBsell Jackson, messengtr Bank British Columbia,
r. 621 Pine
Cosson Jt^hn Crawford, special p liceman, r. SE cor
Fifteenth and First .\v
Cost Frederick, printt-r Briiton & Key, r. 318 Chestnut
Costa Angelo, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Costa Antonio F., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Asfn,
415 Ji Drumm
Costa Donato, painter, r. 20 Scott PI
Costa Enrico, printer, r. N s Sixteenth, bet Dolores
and Guerrero
Costa Francisco, fisherman, r. 5 VullCjO
Costa Giuseppe, lodgings, 314 Pacific
CoBta John, groceries and liquors, 8)3 Pacific, r. Keyes
Alley, nr Pacific
Costa Jo8^ (J. M. Tinoco & Co.) r. 931 Pacific
Costa Joseph, dairyman, r. SW cor Columbia and
Twentieth
Costa Joseph, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Costa Lorenzo, r. 1206 Kearny
Costa Louis (J. Belaudo k Co.) r. 438 Minna
Costa Luigi, laborer, r. 818 Sansome
Costa Michael, baker Louis Valente, r. 216 Broadway
Costa Peter, dairy, SW cor Columbia and Twentii th
Costa RafTaelo. Italian Benev. Sec., 423 Washington
Costa y Cemeli Jos^, Spanish Mut. Benev. Soc, 730
Montgomery
Costa. See Coster and Roster
Costaguta Vincenzo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Coste Henri C, r. 1024 Powell
Costel August, molder Union Foundry, r. IS Natoma
Costell Louis, veget'ibles. 22 Colombo Market
Costello Cath( rine, midwife, r. 7.i Natoma
Cot>tello Daniel, smu.ter Genesee Mill Co., r. 268 Clem-
entina, rear
Costello Daniel M., rigger, r. NE cor Day and Sanchez
Costello E«ta, domestic 2124 California
Costello Hmry, letter carrier Pjst Offl.e, r. 168)4
Clementina
Costello James, asphaltum roofer, r. 16 Taylor, rear
Costello James, belliiiau Occidental Hotel
Costello James, luborer, r. S a Greenwich, bet Scott
and Devisadero
Costello Jam s, machinist, r. 73 Niitoma
Costello James, mining, r. 532 Bryant
Costello James, salesman O'Connor, Moflf;;tt ji Co., r.
213 Mason
Costello James R., carpenter, r. 34 Hayes
Coste'.lo Jane, widow, r. lOo Fifteenth
Costello John, compositor Frank Eastman & Co., r.
620 Sixth
Cosrello John, couipositcr Examiner, r. Moultrie, nr
Crescent Av, B. H.
Costello John, expressman, r. 625 Davis
Costello John, laborer, r. 21 Caroline
Costello John, laborer, r. 519 Mission
Costello John, laborer Cal. Chemical Works, r. E s
San Bruno Road, bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-
Seventh
Costello John, laborer Quartermaster's Dept.,U. 8. A.,
r. 54 Everett
Costello John V., wines and liquors, 852 Howard, r.
310 Jessie
Costello Joseph, driver Emil H. Cardenet, r. 16 Taylor
Costello Joseph H., painter Noble Brothers, r. 518
Howard
Costello Julia, domestic 611 Polk
Costello Leo, clerk Charles Michaelis, r. NW cor
Twenty-ninth and Dolores
Costello Martin, waiter Liek House, r. 215 Fourth
Costello Mary, widow, iauitress Fourth St. Primars'
School, r. 323 Fourth
Costello Michael, groceries, 230 Minna
Costello Michael, hos;ler City KR. r. 1436 Minna
Costello Michael, marble polisher, r. 183 Jessie
Costello Michael, printer F. Korbel & Brothers, r. 439
Jessie
Cos'ello Michael, shoemaker Jory Brothers, r. 947
Twenty -first
Costello Michael H., bartender 224 Montgomery, r.719
Market ,
Costello Nellie Miss, cigarmaker HoUing Brothers, r.
310 Jetsie
Costello Panta L., bootblack Enoechel & Brand, r. 10
Pinckney PI
Costello Patrick, salesman John H. Kessing, r. 233
Minna
Costello Patrick, stonemason, r. 73 Natoma
Ci;stello Peter, bootmaker, r. 706 Larkin
Costello Peter, fireman Central Pac. RR. stmr Transit,
r. 14 Myrtle Av
Costello Samuel, proptr Mountain Spring Hoxse, old
Ocean House Road
Costello Thomas, driver Spence & Johnson, r. 16 Tay-
lor
Costello Thomas, elevatorman Palace Hotel
Costello Thomiis, laborer, r. 178 Fourteenth
Costello Walt€r M.. laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N s
Shasta, bet Michigan and Illinois
Costello William, packer Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,
r. 529 V.ileticia
Costello William, porter Charles G. Butler, r. 714 La-
guna
Costello. See Castella, Castellar and Castello
Co.stens M. D., clerk, r. 629 Clay
Coster Frank, cooper David Woerner, r. 713?^ Minna
Coster Frank, deckhand stmr Aliv^e Garratt, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
Cost, r Henry, contractor, r. 224 Shf twell
Coster Louis, painter, r. 125 Seventh
Coster Sepero, shoemaker Daniel E. D^nielBon, r. 504
Union
C<jst. r Thomas, r. 25 Garden
Coster. See Costa and Koster
Costerauste Henri, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., r.
715 Ellis
Costerousse August, nightwatchman, r. 210 Mont-
gomery Av
Costi Giovanni, laborer Sea Wall
Costian-sen Maggie, domestic 315 Tyler
CoBtigan Bridget, r. 449 ^-j Minna
Costigun James M.,actingmanagerGranger'B Business
Assn, 106 Davis, r. Oakland
Costigan Thomas, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 404
Jackson. r.308 Jessie
Costren Frederick, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Cota Franklin, watchman, r. N s Filbert, bet Octavia
and Gough
Cota Manuela, widow, r. 1-"08 Mason
Cotley John, seaman barkeutine R. K. Ham, r. 43 Sac-
ramento
Cotrel Thomas, r. 1518 CI y
Cotrt-l Thomas Jr., agent E. R. Durkee * Co.|s
spices, baking powder, etc., and C. Gilbert's
star.hes, 405 Front, r. 1518 Clay
Cotrel William B. (A. J. Plate & Co.) r. 1518 Clay
Cotrel. See Cottrell
Cotsford John, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken, r.
319 Beale
Cott John A., machinist, r. 72 Tehama
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Cotts Emanuel L., waiter Jac^Bou Jordan, r. 520
Green
Cottage The, Miss Louisa M. Denig proptr, W s Brod-
erick, bet Grove and Hayes
Cotte Elodie Mrs., laundry, 411 Geary
Cotte Joseph B . , compositor Conrrier de San Francisco,
r. 411 Geary
Cotte William P., seaman bark J. W. Seaver, Mission
St. Wharf
Cotter Cornelius, laborer, r. 159 Clara, rear
Cotter Davii, bootfitter U. W. C. Boot and bhoe Co.,
r. cor Twenty-fifth and Valencia
Cotter Dennis, gardener C. C. Butler, r. 716H Grove,
rear
Cotter Edward B., commissioner S. F. Fire Dept, 235
Kearny, r. 8 Brenbam PI
Cotter Frank, boilermaker, r. N s Twenty-eighth, bet
Church and Dolores
Cotter George, bartender Buss House, r. 610 Post
Cotter James, teamster, r. 31ti Ivy Av
Cott r Jane E. Mrs., artificial flowers, 26 Ellis
Cotter Jeremiah, bartender Matthew O'Donnell, r. 417
Minna
Cotter J*remiah, laborer, r. 1019 Market, rear
Cotter John, blacksmith David Kerr, r. 716 Grove
Cot.er John, laborer, r. NW cor McAllister and Lar-
kin
Cotter John, peddler, r. E s .\labama, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Cottef John, shoemaker, 65S Mission
Cotter John C, merchant, r. 2026 Mission
Cotter Lawrence, carpenter, r. Montezuma, nr Cali-
fornia Av, B. H.
Cotter Maurice, shoemaker, r. 521 Valencia
Cotter Nicholas, laborer Meyer Bros. & Gaerdes, r.
N 8 Point Lobos .\v, nr Boyee
Cotter Timothy, plumber, r. 159 Clara, rear
Cotter Timothy (Charles H. Brown & Co.) r. 413
Stevenson
Cotter William, teamster, r. 316 Ivy Av
Cotter William J., bookkeeper Payot, Upbam & Co., r.
Oakland
Cotter. See Cotta, and Cutter
Cotting Ebeu P.. r. 2107 Mason
Cottingham Hilliard P., bookkeeper Tallant k Co., r.
710 California
Cottingham Richard F., waybill clerk Wells, Fargo k
Co..r. .311 Stockton
Cottle Franklin D., r. 932 Howard
Cottle Hugh P., plasterer, r. 1331 California, rear
Cottle John E.. plasterer and whitener, r. 1331 Cali-
fornia, rear
Cottle Mary, domestic 1220 Geary
Cotton Daniel E. assistant superintendent Pac. Oil
and Lead Works, r. 1013 Pierce
Cotton Jacob, butcher, r. 315 Fulton
Cotton James Lee, assay^-r Kustel k Biotte, r. 434 Sec-
ond
Cotton John P., fireman stmr Harriet, r. 257 Clem.
Cotton Walter, boilermaker Southern Pac. RR.,r. 22
Willow Av
Cotton Zelotus A., superintendent Pac. Oil and Lead
Works, r. 434 Sec ond
Cottrell Christopher, teamster Pac. Spring k Mattress
Manuf. Co.,r. 2020 Folsom
Cottrell Edwurd M., fire and marine agent State In-
vestment and Insurance Co., 218 Sausome, r. SW
cor Fifteenth and First Av
Cottrell Henry aasistaut secretary Union Club, r.
Oakland
Cottrell Henry A., proptr Pacific Lodgings, 209 Leid.
Cottrell Simei n, r. 43 Second
Cottrell. See Cotrel
Cottura Peter, basketmakcr, 720 FroJit
Coubrough Henry secretary Genesee Mill Co., 2 Gold,
r. 12.')0 Montgomery
Couch H. M. Mrs., dressmaker, and proprietress Sara-
toga House, 931 Market
Couch HoseaM., boot and shoemaker, ME cor Twen-
tieth and Valencia
Couch John, clerk estate of Hugh McGlinn, r. 450
Guerrero, rear
Couch John P., agent, r. 1130 Pine
Couch Joseph, baiber, r. 190 Sixteenth
Couchran Katie, dorae.-<tic SE cor Lombard and Jonos
Couchran Maria, domestic SE cor Lombard and
COUGHLAN ANNIE MES., I
milliner, 919 Market
Coughlan Bessie, domestic 1000 Van Ness Av
Coughlan Daniel, laborer, r. SW cor Fillmore and
Lombard
Coughlan Daniel, nurse City and Countv Hospital
COUGHLAN JAMES, mimnery
goods, 919 Market
Cougblnn James, springmaker, r. N s Twenty-sixth,
bet Noe and Castro
Coughlm Jeremiah, laborer, r. Army, bet Church
and Dolores
Coughlan John, laborer, r. 635 Second
Coughlan John, mining, r. 318 Kearny
Coughlan John J., plumber, r. SW cor Fillmore and
Lombard
Coughlan Mary, widow, r. W s Fillmore, bet Green-
wich and Lombard
Coughlan Michael, hostler McCord, Bridge k Co., r.
345 Tehama
Coughlan Michael J., carpenter, r. 1610 Mission
Coughlan Patrick, laborer, r. W s Chattanooga, ar
Tweniy-first
Coughlan Thomas, laborer, r. 221 Eighth, rear
Coughlan Thomas M., clerk John H. Mahoney, Jr., r^
221 Eighth
Coughlin Alice, domestic 799 Van Ness Av
Coughlin Daniel, expressman, r. 35 Tehama
Coughlin Daniel, expressman Oakland Ferry, r. Ws
Bryant Av, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Coughlin James, carpenter, r. 9 Glover
Coughlin Jeremiah J., expressman Oakland Ferry, r..
W s Bryant Av. bet Butte and Solano
Coughlin J. J. & Co. (John J. Coughlin and Geoi'ge
McDouald) haruessmakersand carriagc-trimmera,
903 Folsom
Coughlin John, carpenter, r. 9 Glover
Coughlin John, coke dept S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works
Coughlin John, paver Superintendent of Streets
Coughlin John, plumber Uibernia Brewery, f. 327
Eighth
Coughlin John D., butcher, 41 and 42 Grand Arcsde
Market, r. 613 Fell
Coughlin John J. (J. J. Coughlin k Co.) r. 35Tehanui
Coughlin Julia, domestic 310 Fulton
Cougliu Lawrence, driver Central RR, r. 7u4 Fulton
Coughlin Louisa Miss, shoefitter S. W. Levy, r. 115
Hayes
Coughlin M., laborer Sea Wall
Coughlin Robeit, fllecutter Ridgeway Bros., r. 613
Howard, rear
Coughlin William, carpenter, r. 9 Glover
Coughlin William, hostler United Carriage Co., r. 76
Natoma
Coughlin. See Coughlan and Coghlan
Couhan John, r. 10.i7 Dupout
Couhey John, fireman stmr Saucelito, r. San Quentin
Coukhauf Julius, furrier Isidore Ash, r. 315 Hayes
Coulie John D., shipping clerk Fulton Iron Works, and
grand secretary American Protestant Assn, 213
Fremont, r. 120 Seventh
CoulUard Charles, brassfinisher Cal. Electrical Works,
r. 415 Mason
Coulson John, salesman C. Curtin, r. 772 Folsom
Coulson N. T., office 406 Montgomery
Coulson Robert, paperhanger, r. 708 Seventeenth
Coulson. See Colsou
Coulter Georg^e T., capitalist, office 320 Sanaome, -
room 6
Coulter James, bricklayer, r. 502 Post
Coulter James D., carpenter and builder, r. 1413 Van
Ness Av
Coulter Jennie Miss, milliner, 810 Leavenworth
Coulter John C, shipping clerk Blake, Robbing k Co.,
r. 319 Ivy Av
Coulter Joseph, clerk International Hotel, r. 545
Natoma
Coulter Margaret, domestic 1409 L<!avenworth
Coulter Robert, agent Wakefield Rattan Co., 38 Geary,
r. 1413 Van Ness Av
Coulter William, laborer, r. 243 Fremont
Coulier William A., marine artist, studio 729 Mont-
gomery, r. 1300 Pine
Coulter Wiufield W., clerk Robert Coulter, r. 1413 Van
Ness Av
Coulter. See Cnalter and Colter
Cuulyer John H., engineer Tait & Hainque, r. 38
Natoma
Counahau Patrick, laborer Peter Bobinaon, r. 1410
Montgomery
dU YLAhb Lai LHILINLL. Established, S.F., 1863,135 Montgomery. '
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Liumber in the Market, fi. E. cor. Mission and Spear St«.
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Counaban Timothy, laborer, r. 1416 Montgomery |
Councilman George, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass j
Works, r. W 8 Pennsylvania Av, bet Mariposa and ;
Solano i
Counihan John, tannery, E s Carolina, bet Center
and Santa Clara, r. NW cor Santa Clara and Caro-
lina I
Counihan John jr., currier John Counihan, r. NW
cor Carolina and Santa Clara
Counihan Patrick, laborer, r. 220 Grove
Counnio John, laborer, r. 317 Beale, rear I
Counsellor Charles, seaman, r. 220 Minna
Counter Christopher E., paint-* and oils, 1826 Market
Counter Henry, collector Thomas M. Antlsell & Co.,
r. 862 Mission
Counter B. J., r. 3 Minna
County Alms House, San Miguel or Mission
Ocean Houf<e Rocd, 4>i miles from City Hall
County Assessor, new City Hall, first floor
County Auditor, new City Hall, first floor
County Cleric, old City Hall, first floor
County Coroner, 16 O'Fariell
County Jail, N b Broadway, bet Eeamy and Du-
pont
County Jennie Miss, with Wempe & Co., r. 439 First
County License Collector, new City Hall, base-
ment
County Recorder, Hall of Becords, new City
Hall
County Sheriff, old City Hall, first floor
County Surveyor, new City Hall, first floor
County Tax Collector, new City Hall, first floor
County Treasurer, new City Hall, first floor
County William B., stevedore, r. 439 First
Coupland William F., foreman Martin Meussdorffer.r.
2414 Hyde
Coupon Mining Co., Daniel Buck 8ecrs;tary.80 Nevada
Block
Courcelle Achille Mrs., r. 1231 Stockton
Courneen Dennis, policeman City Hall, r. 24 Frank's
Building
Courneen James, laborer Caesar R. Splivslo, r. 112
Clinton
Courreges John, carpenter, r. 22 Allen
Courrier de San Francisco Publishing Co.,
Etienne Derbec president, 536 Clay
Cours Laurent, cook, r. 811 Stockton
Coursen Ellen Miss, teacher singing, r. 516 Stockton
Coursen G. A., stackbroker, 405 California, r. 1060
Fulton
Coursen Michael, seaman, r. 501 Broadway
Courson Benjamin, dresser S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Black Point
Courson James, machinist 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Black Point
Court Block, 636 Clay and 641 Merchant
Court Circuit V. S., NE cor Washington and
B.ittery
Court District V. S., NE cor Washington and
Battery
Court Edward, janitor, r. 122 Ellis
Court John, laborer, r. 106 Natoma
Court Justices' City and County, 8E cor Wash-
ington and Kearny
Court Police, old City Hall, first floor
Court Superior, Department No. 1, William P.
Daingerfield judge, old City Hall, second floor;
No. 2, Jeremiah F. Sullivan judge, old City Hall,
second floor ; No. 3, Thomas K. Wilson judge, old
City Hall, second floor; No. 4, James C. Cary
judge, old City Hall, second floor; No. 5, John
Hunt Jr. judge, old City Hall, second floor ; No. 6,
Marcus A. Edmonds judge, old City Hall, second
floor ; No. 7, Oliver P. Evans judge, old City Hall,
second floor; No. 8, James M.Allen judge, old City
Hall, third floor: No. 9 (Probate) John F. Finn
judge, new City Hall, second floor; No. lO(Special)
Charles Halsey judge, new City Hall, second
floor; No. 11 (Criminal) Thomas W. Freelon
judge, 8 Montgomery Av, third floor ; No. 12
(Criminal) Robert Ferral judge, 729 Montgomery
Court Supreme California, 640 Clay
Court William, steward, r. 122 Ellis
Courtenay Albert A., bookkeeper James Laflin, r. 205
Taylor
Courttnay Charles, signpainter, 664 Howard
Courtenay John E., sailmaker, 516 Davis, r. 113 Har-
rison
Courtier Richard J., statement taker 8. F. Gas Light
Co. r. 1919 Union
Courtier Zaohirias C, gasfitter, r. 1019 Union
Courtney Annie, domestic 521 Howard
Courtney Annie, chambermaid Commercial Hotel
Courtney Ellen, domestic 8 Sixth
Courtney Hannah Mrs., furnished rooms, 320 Fifth
Courtney John, seaman, r. 34 Mnin
Courtney John W. J., extraman Engine No. 9, 8. F. F.
D., r. 320 Main
Courtney Joseph, laborer, r. 320 Fifth
Courtney Lawrence F., umbrella and parasol m&nuf,
825 Folsom. r. 320 Fifth
Courtney Mary, widow, r. 239 Fremont
Courtney Mary, widow, r. 2219 Powell
Courtney Mary M., widow, r. 1542 Howard
Courtney Michael R., waiter Lick House, r. 259 Te-
hama
Courtney Morris, bart^juder, r. 25 Gilbert
Courtney William, clerk Laurence F. Courtney, r. 320
Filth
Courtney. See Courtenay
Courts John W.. 'salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 618
Post
Courts William, strawpresser Lorenzo Lapham, r. 618
Post
Courts. See Korts
Cousens Caleb N., sexton First Unitarian" Church, r.
1625 Webster
Cousin Nicholas, capitalist, r. 1767 Howard
Cousines George, butcher, r. cor Sixth and Railroad
Avs, South S. F.
Cousins A., deckhand stmr Santa Cruz, Broadway
Wharf
Cousins Arthur H., restaurant, 418 Folsom, r. 420 Fol.
Cousins E. B., master mariner, r. 22 Geary
Cousins Euphronius (J. Russ & Co.) r. NW cor How-
ard and Sixth
Cousins F., janitor Quartermaster's Dept U. 8. A., 36
New Montgomery
Cousins Frank, bartender Fallon & Buckley, r. 314
Bush
Cousins Frederick, ship carpenter, r. 144 ?4 Freelon
Cousins Heman D. (J. Russ k Co.) r. Eureka, Hum-
boldt Co.
Cousins Henry R., clerk William Harney, r. 1083
Broadway
Cousins Jacob, master mariner, r. 536 Eighteenth
Cousins James, boatswain Pacific Mail SS. City of
Panama
Cousins James C, supt California Dry Dock Co.,
ofl&ce 318 California, room 3, r. 738 Ellis
Cousins John L., brass finisher, r. 913 Stockton
Cousins Joseph, blacksmith Harvey W. Rice, r. 142 ii
Freelon
Cousins Joseph C, assistant supt Merchants' Dry
Dock Co., office foot Bryant, r. 629 Ellis
Cousins Leonard, waiter Arthur H. Cousins, r. 426
Folsom
Cousins' Mill (Eureka, HumboldtCo., Cal.) J. Russ &
Co., propts, 36 Market
Cousins N., seaman Pac. Coast SS. Santa Cruz
Cousins Richard, fireman U. S. Revenue Btmr J. F.
Hartley, Front St. Wharf
Cousins Samuel, seaman schr Patriot, r. Mechanics'
House
Cousins William, brickmason, r. 1083 Broadway
Cousins William, engineer U. S. Revenue stmr J. F.
Hartley, Front St. Wharf
Cousins William G., attorney at law, 409 Chlifornia,
r. 1083 Broadway
Cousins. See Cousens
Cousture Enos, r. 1027 Dupont
Coutlee Hin:-y, tinsmith, r. 455 Jessie
Coutley J., messman Pa.ific Mail SS. Granada
Coutolenc August, porkpacker Constant Houette, r.
I 470 Tehama
Coutolenc D., porkpacker, 303 Montgomery Av
Couturon John B., porter Ami Vignier, r. 429 Battery
Covacich Antonio, laborer, r. NW cur Davis and Wash.
Cove Robert, porter James E. Gordon & Co., S a Mari-
I posa, bet Bryant Av and Florida
] Covell Emma Mrs., dressmaker, r. 31 Eddy
Coveney William B., teamster W. W. Chase & Co., r.
I 1912 Market
[ Covert F., teamster Pac. Improvement Co.
1 Covert Frederick, painter, r. 1909 Pine
] Covert Henry M., commission merchant, 306 Davis,
' r. 846 Mission
j Covert Joseph, salesman, r. 909 Vsllejo, rear
Covey George F., clerk freight auditor Central Pac.
I RB., r. 618 Eddy
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Manufacturer of fine "WINDOW
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dences, Stores, Offices, etc., etc.
GEO. W.CLARK,
645 Market Street.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
whoi^esaXjE hardware,
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Covey Harrison E., t. 61H Eddy
Covington Jennie, domestic 1575 Folaom
Covington Laura M. Mrs., assistant Noe and Temple
Sis. School, r.West Oakland
Ce^van George J., coke dept S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 1104 Market
Cowan Hugh, baker, r. 459 Bryant
Cowan Jost'ph, waiter, r. 644 Mission
Cowan Robert H., chiropodist, 230 Kearny, room 3, r.
8 8 Twentieth, bet Folsom and Harrison
Cowan Hubert W., framemaker S. & G. Gump, r. 608
Greenwich
Cowan William, helper coppersmith Pacific Mail 8S.
Co.,r. 459 Bryant
Cowan William, plumber George Milne, r. Oakland
Cowan William A., foreman Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Cowan William A., machinist A. L. Fish & Co., r. 9
First
Cowan. See Cowen, Cowin and Cowing
Gowdery -Jabez F. (Cowdeiy At Preston) r. 2406 Miss.
Covvdery «!ic Preston (Jabez F. Cbwdery and Ed-
gar F. Preston) :itt.)ruey8 at law, 534 California
Cowell Henry (Davis & Cowell) r. 1014 Bush
Cowell John H., real-estate, 621 Sansume, room 3
CoweU's Battery Street Free Warehouse, Louis P. Sage
proptr, NE cor Ba'tery and Union
Cow u Alber; L., clerk, r. Park Hotel
Cowen Joseph, bookbinder Althof k Bahls, r. 412 Te-
hama
CowcH Robert, .steward Pacific Mail SS. City of Tokio,
r. 2043 Howard
Cowey Thoma-i, r. 819 Howard
Cowhey Thomas, watchman Omnibus RR. Co., r. 725
Howard
Cowie George H., r. lOoOHowird
Cowie George M. (Peters & Cowie) r. 1060 Howard
Cowie James S., St. Andrew's Soc, 232 Sutter
Cowig John, hostler Central RR., r. 18 Decatur
Cowin Stephen, carpenter Central Pac. RR. repair
shop-i, r. 521 Folsom
Cowing Ruf us A., superiutsudent Mission Soap and
Candle Works, r. 008 Nineteenth
Cowing. See Cowan, Cowtn and Cowin
Cowles George W. M., milliner, 1017 Market, r. 1013
Market
Cowles H. H. (D. H. Ainsworth k Co.) r. Watsonville,
Cal.
Cowles Laura Miss, actress Baldwin Theater, r. Blun-
dell House
Cowles Ruth Miss, actress Baldwin Theater, r. Blun-
dell House
Cowl :8 Samuel, physician and surgeon, office and r.
2017 Mission
Cotvles Samuel, president Savings and Loan So-
ciety, 619 and 621 Clay, and (Cowles & Drown) r.
35 Twelfth
Co-ivles «S£ Dro-»vn (Samuel Cowles and Albert N.
Drown) attorneys at law, 621 Clay
Cowley Edward J., bookkeeper, r. 719 Webster
Cowley Florence A. Miss, assistant Turk St. School,
r. 719 Webster
Cowley Josep'.i W., shipping clerk George W. McNear,
r. 719 Webster
Cowley Thomas, watchman, r. N 8 Howard, bet
Eleventh and Twelfth
Cowley William A., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r.
719 Weljsler
Cowper William H., health inspector, 124 Geary, r.
621 Sansome, room 14
Cowperthwaite John J., agsiatant engineer Pacific
Cuast SS. .\ncou, r. 21 Pearl
Cowperthwaite Robert, boilermaker Moynihan k
Aitken, r. 21 Pearl
Cowperthwaite William, engineer tug Governor
Irwin, r. 21 Pearl
Cowperthwaite Willium Jr., compositor Evening Bul-
letin, r. SW cor Ninetetintb and Jessie
Cowtaiit W. S., cook, r. 210 Moiitgomery Av
Cox Aaron, r. .">63 Natonia
Co.x Aaron (Thomas A. Cox k Co.) r. 1047 Howard
Cox Albert A., salesman James £. Gordon & Co., r.
235 OFarrell
Cox Alexander J., compositor, r. Overland House
Cox Alexander M., superiutendent Station A, Post
Office. 1;M)5 Polk, r. 1406 Pine
Cox A. W. MisB, teacher piano, r. 521 Union
Cox Charles, brakeman, r. Stanford Hotel
Cox Christopher, detective City Hall, r. 825 Jackson
Cox David, r. 332 Sixth
Cox Edward H., painter, r. 242 Clara
Cox Edwin J., r. 332 Sixth
Cox Elmer H., clerk National Life Insurance Co., r.
723 Gough
Cox George, teamster, r. 321 Capp
Cox George, woodturner Frank Gracier, r. Oakland
Cox Henry, blacksmith Sutter St. RR., r. 3 Harry Pi
Cox Henry, O. D. , geieral agent National Life
Insurance Co. of the U. S. of America, and chap-
lain, and librarian Young Men's Christian Assn,
232 Sutter, r. 7J3 Gough
Cox Horace M., superintendent warehouse J. W. Cox
*: Co., r. 1915 Stuvinson
Cox James, r. E s Folsom, bet Twenty-seventh and
Tweoty-eighth, B. H.
Cox James, laborer, r. 426 Linden Av
Cox James, porter Matthias Gray, r. 417 Bush
Cox James, sboamaker Buckingham k Hecht, r. lU
Tehama Pi
Cox James, stevedore, r. lOM Harriet
Cox James M., canvasser, r. 521 Union
Cox Jaines P., manager Standard Fire and Marine
Insurance Co., of New Zealand, 306 Sausome, r.
Oakland
Cox James W. (J. W. Cox & C '.) r. Oakland
Cox J. C; brakeman Southern Pac. RK., r. 790 Folsom
Cox J. C, printer, r. Overland House
Cox .Jennings S. (Cox & C >.) r. 2010 Pac ific Av
Cox Jero.ne B.. mining superintendent, r. 2017 Hyde
Cox John, contractor, r. 718 Treat Av
Cox John, porter Caleb Coat:s, r. 637 Mission
Cox John, teamster, r. 327 Beale
Cox John D., machinist, r. 332 Si^th
(>jx Joseph, stevedore, r. 466 Clementina
Cox Joseph F., sp'-'culator, r. W a Minnesota, bet So-
lano and Butte
Cox J. W. & Co. (James W. Cox and Samuel Has-
lett) proptrs North Point Dock, Cunningham's
and Humboldt Wharf Warehouses, and commis-
sion merchants, wool, hides and leather, office
NW cor Green and Front
Cox Katie Mis9, dressinaker, r. 2336 Mission
Cox Leander, chief engineer stmr St. Paul, r. 915
Montgomery
Cox Louis, painter, r. 1714 Market
Cox Mary, widow, r. 51 Miiiua
Cox Mary, widow, lodgings, 638 Green
Cox Matthew B., capitalist, r. 1613 Clay
Cox Michael, teamster, r. 213 Thirteenth
Cox Michael, teamster, r. 230 Harrison
Cox Myron S., salesman Marcus C. Hawley k Co., r.
303 Octavia
Cox P. k Brothers (of Rochester. N. Y.) manufs boots
and shoes, E. J. McGarry agent, Nucleus House
Cox Patrick, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. NK cor
Second and Brannan
Cox Philip K., carpenter, r. 345 Fremont
Cox Porforio, Spaiii.-b Mutual Benev. Soc, 730 Mont.
Cox Richard, collector Bank of California, r. 422 Poet
Cox Robert J., bookbinder D. Hicks ft i;o., r. 2202 Pine
Cox Rodger, harnessmaker Main ft Winchester, r. 23
Anna
Cox S. B. Miss, teacher, r. 120 Capp
Cox Susan B., widow, r. 120 Cai'p
Cox Thomas, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r. 23
Anna
Cox Thomas A. (Thomas A. Cox ft Co.) r. 1047 Howard
Cox Thomas A. <fc Co. (Thomas A., William A.
and Aaron Cox) set^ls, 407 Sansome
Cox Thomas H., physician and druggii^t, E 8 Mission,
nr Twenty-ninth
Cox T. N., attorney at law, 636 Clay, room 12, r. G8
First
Cox T. N. Mrs., manager Women's Temperance Coffe«
House, 6H First
Cox William A. (Thomas A. Cox ftCo.) r. 1047 Howard
Cox William G., currier Thomas Hennessey, r. 128
Freelon
Cox & Co. (Jennings S. Cox) real -estate, 303 Mont.
Co.xe Edgar L.. botliedman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 8 a
Tennessee, bet Butte and Solimo
Coxe Frank M., Major, paymaster U. S. A., Army
Building, 36 N.-w Montgomery, r. Palace Hotel
Coxe John, searcher records, r. 533 Fulton
Coxe Paul L., hammerman Pac. Rolling Mill, p. W s
Te:meK8ce, bet IJutteand Solano
Coxe William A., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Tennessee, bet Butte and Sdano
Coxworthv Mary J., widow, r. 202 '■i Francisco
Coy Charles 8., captain Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Coy Frances L., widow, r. 1012 Mason
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Coy FranU & Co. (Frank H. Coy) Alameda real- '
est >te, officfi, 430 Montgomery, room 1
Coy Frank H. (Fiank Coy Jd Co.) r. Alameda ,
Coy O., laborer Occidental Hotel
Coy G. H. Mrs., r. 431 Geary
Coy Horace W., porti-r Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., r.
8 s Prospect Av,nr Folsr.m, B. H.
Coy John, laborer A. E. Buckman, r. NE cor Church
and Borland
Coyan Mary, domestic 927 Sutter
Coye Hiram L., office 117 Pine, r. 807 Greenwich
Coyle Andrew, hoiisemover, r. 1026 Folsom
Coyle Ann. domestic 1121 Hyde
Coyle Charles, messenger Adjutant-General's Office,
U. S. A., Pre-sidio Reservation
Coyle Eugene Rev., assistant St. Francis' Church, r.
619 Green
Coyle Herry. boots and shoes, 402 Third
Coyle Henry, laborer Sea "Wall, r. 1018 Clay
Coyle Huj-h, carpenter Quartermaster's Dept. U. 8.
A., r. 5 Burcham PI
Coyle James, tt- amster, r. 035 Post
Coyle James Jr., salesman Kennedy & Durr, r. 63-5
Post
Coyle J. D., trunkmsker, r. .537 Sacramento
Coyle John, housemovcr, 922 Harrison
Coyle John, laborer Fulton Iron Works
Coyle Joseph, bookkeeper Fratinger & Noll, r. 635
Post
. Coyle Lizzie, shoefitter Porter, Oppenheimer, Sles-
Binger & Co.,r. 309 3^ Clementina
Coyle Maggie Miss, cloakmaker Cal. Cloak and Suit
Manuf. Co., r. 309.?^ Clementina
Coyle Mary, widow, r. 8J^ Sherwood PI
Coyle Mary, domestic 1801 Franklin
Coyle Patrick, laborer, r. i.i Natoma
Coyle Patrick, molder, r. 309 >4 Clementina
Coyne Dennis, extraman Engine No. 7, S. F. F. D., r.
1806 Jessie '
Coyne Dominick, shoemaker, 950 J^ Howard
Coyne Frank, expressman, SE cor Second and Mis-
sion, r. 1408 Folsom
Coyne James, paver Superintendent of Streets
Coyne James, proptr Bull's Ht-ad Livery Stable, S s
Fourteenth, bet Mission and Minna
Coyne John, foreman Martin Prag, r. 423 Minna
Coyne John, grainer, r. lOti Natoma
Coyne M., dyer 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
Black Point
Coyne Patrick, cook stmr Julia, Washington St.
Wharf
Coyne Patrick, paver, r. 124 Olive Av
Coyne Patrick J., machinist, r. 423 East
Coyne Thomas, laborer, r. 115 Shipley
Coyne Thomas J., paver, r. 1324 Folsom
Coyne. See Coin
Cozine Charles, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Batkery
Cozner Isaac, r. 466 Minna, rear
Cozuer Knight, painter, r. 466 Minna, rear
Cozzcns Frederick W., r. 632 Mission
Crab Philomena, widow, r. .305 Lombard
Crabb Alexander, compositor Evening Bulletin, r. 21
Clinton Park
Crabb" John M., clerk Commercial Insurance Co. of
California, r. 609 Post
Crabe George, carpenter, r. 114 )<j Park Av
Crable Helen M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 435 Bush
Crabtree Con vers L., assistant general baggage agent
Centr il Pac. RR., foot Market, r. Oakland
Crabtree W. F., tinsmith C. James King of William &
Co., r. 4]3J<! Gr.en
Crack Peter, mastermariner, r. 814 Twentieth
Crackbon Charles L. (0. A. Murdock & Co.) r. 1516
Eddy
Craco Louis, laborer, r. 1825 Powell
Cra.ldock C. F., attorney at law, 209, Sansome, r. Oak-
hind
Craddock Edward, teamster, r. 230 Folsom
Craddock Michael, l.iborer, r. 11 Fieelon
Craddock William, horseshoer William Duncan, r.
1413 Devisadero
Craffe Henry, porter SiitrfjjTunnel Co., r. East Oakland
Craford Andrtw, mattress maker Pac. Spring and
Mattress Co., r. W 8 Channel, bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth
Craft E. L., stuilent Heald's Business College
Craft Ferdinand (Craft & Bordwell) r. 1313 Pacific
Craft Levy F., manuf wagon jacks, 306 Market
Craft & Bordwell (Ferdinand Craft and Albert B.
Bordwell) coffee saloon, 428 Kearny
Craftou George, laborer, r. 1417 Mason
Crafts F. H. (Bay Citv Oyster Co.) r. Oakland
Crafis George W., mining, r. 514 Sutter
Crafts Myron L., assayer, r. 514 Sutter
Cragin EJiznbeth, widow, r. 540 Ellis
Cragln Kate, widow, nurse, r. 240 Filth
Cragin W. S. W.. 8( cretary Geary St., P. and O. RR.
Co., NE cor Geary and Buchanan, r. 315 Ellis
Cragin. See Kragen
Craglievirh An'onio, seaman Pacific Mail SS. Granadft
Cragmoi S. Mrs., cook 1605 Franklin
Cragoe Ella Mrs., r. 2301 Polk
Craig , laborer S. F. Candle Co
Craig A. C, clerk ticket auditor Central Pac. RE. r.
Oakland
Craig A. G. Mrs., foreign stamps, and stivtionery, 930
Washington
Craig Albert W. (Craig k Mosher) r. Oakland
Craig Alexander (Craig & Son) r. 830 Mission
Craig Annie C, teacher, r. 2426 Buchanan
Craig Archie, pressman A. L. Bancroft k Co., r. 1T03
Howard
Craig Charles H., glass stainer John Mallon, r. 15T1
Market
Craig Conrad, tin roofer Conlin & Roberts
Craig C. W. (Ordenstein & Co.)r. 117 Taj-lor
Craig Francis, commercial traveler, r. 119 Taylor
Craig Frank S., clerk Craig & Son, r. 325 O'F.irrell
Craig Homer A. (Brown, Craig & Co.) r. Oakland
Craig Hug'Ii, general agent New Zealand Fire and
Marine Insurance Co., and agent New Zealand
Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. (limited) 307
California, r. 1126 Myrtle, Oakland
Craig J. & Co. (John Craig and Louis Burkhard) car-
riage makers and blacksmiths, 14 Taylor
Craig James, r. 2 Chwtham PI
Craig James, bartender, r. 310 Tehama
Cr;:ig James, groceries and liquors, 629 Front, r. 110
Townsend
Craig James, laborer Pacific M: il SS. Co.
Craig James, laborer Westheimer & Kahn, r. Ill Jes-
sie
Craig James, liquor saloon, 258 Spear
Craig James, livery stable, 713 Commercial, r. 521
Pine
Craig James, miner, r. 610 Howard
Craig James, physician, r. 73T Harrison
Craig James, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Craig James, speculator, r. 2 Chatham PI
Craig James D., attorney at law, 328 Montgomery, r.
418 Jones
Craig James F., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 418
Jones
Craig John (J. Craig & Co.) r. SW cor Twenty-fourth
and Chattanooga
Craig John, carpenter, r. E s Florida, bet Butte and
"Twentieth
Cruig John, dentist Edwin O. Cochrane, r. 850 Mar-
ket
Craig John, expressman, 800 Market, r. S s Serpentine
Av, bet Howard and P'olsora
Craig John, hackman Richard Dowling, r. 623 Grove
Craig John, ship joiner, r. 1571 Market
Craig John A., cattle dealer, r. First Av Exchange
Hotel, South S. F.
Craig John R., plumber and gasfitter, 35Eddy, r. 1039
Mission
Craig L., r. 270 Brannan
Craig Larkin W., compositor Morning Call, r. 743 Pine
Craig Lee D. , notary public and commissioner of
deeds, 413 Montgomery, r. 1714 Pacific Av
Craig Lela Miss, teacher, r. 418 Jontie
Craig Lizzie, domestic 611 Fell
Craig Maria B., teacher, r. 2426 Buchanan
c;raig Mary J., widow, r. 1703 Howard
Craig Michael, stoneeutter, r. W s Hampshire, bet
Sixteenth and El Dorado
Craig Oscar, r. 70 Silver
Craig Peter (Craig & Son) r. 932 Howard
Craig PeterW., blacksmith Central RR., r. 24 Mint Av
Cruig Randolph R., mines, and mining machinery, 413
Montgomery, r. Oaklimd
CraigSamuel A., clerk, r. 820 Third
Craig Thomas, commissi. ju merchant, r. 70 Silver
Craig 'I'homas Jr., molder, r. 70 Silver
Craig Thomas H., clerk Custom House, r. 1532 Ellis
Craig Thomas J., bookkeeper Numa Grange, r. Martin
House
Craig Warner, mining secretary, 320 Sansome, r. 2426
Buchanan
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Craig 'William, r. 72G Brannan
Craig William (Craig & Meredith) r. 2213 Fillmore
Craig AV. J.,, clerk freiglit auditor Central Pac RR., r.
Oakland
Craig & Meredith (William Crsig and John Henry
Meredith) attorneys at law, 328 Montgomery
Craig 4 Mosher (Albert W. Craig and J. L. Mosher)
solar printing, 22 Kearny
Crai^ Si Son (Peter and Alexander Craig) under-
takers, 22-26 Mint Av
Craige James L., seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Craigie Thomas R., clerk U. S. Inspector Hulls, r. 126
Sixth
Crains Robert, molder, r. 40 Silver
Craker Judson, suiluiaker Uriah Segars, r. Oakland
Crall G. A. Mrs., millinery, 1527 Market
Orall George A., laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. 1527
Market
Crall Henry, clerk William S. Townsend
Cram Charles, cigarmaker.r. 117 Taylor
Cram Charles S., contractor, r. 1122 Tyler, rear
Cram Daniel, day watchman U. S. Mint, r. 409 Ellis
Cram William R., harness and saddlemaker, 248
Third, r. 41 Natoma
Cram. See Kramm
Cramer Albert, bookkeeper Philadelphia Brewery, r.
211 Third
Cramer Alonzo, r. Montgomery's Hotel *
Cramer Bernard, longshoreman, r. 14 Ritch
i Cramer Charles L., r. 17 Russ
1 Cramer Edwin F., cigars and tobacco, 450 Third, r.
I 528 Ji5 Third
I Cramer Francis, bookkeeper Montealegre k Co., r.
1023 Powell
Cramer George, seaman schr Diecovery, Mission St.
I Wharf
Cramer Harry A., clerk, r. 540 Natoma
Cramer Henry, teacher music, r. G07 Fell
Cramer Herman P., bookbinder A. Buswell & Co., r.
1425 Sacramento
Cramer John, butcher Charles A. Fletcher, r. 643
Stevenson
Cramer John D., painter, r. 1812 J4 Sacramento
Cramer M., teamstir, r. 227 Seventeenth
Cramer Otto L., druggist, r. 54 St. Ann's Building
Cramer. See Creamer, Cremer, Kramer, and Kremer
Crammer Jacob F., carpenter, r. 1515 Post
Cramp Jennie Miss, shoefitter S. W. Levy, r. 320 Fell
Cramp Martha, widow, r. 320 Fell
Cramp Martha Miss, tailoress, r. 320 Fell
Crampsey William, driver William Maguire, r. Mar-
shall, nr Mission
Crampton J., seaman, r. 30 Clay
Cramsie Edward C, tailor John Cooper, r. 6J4 Garden
Cramsie William, marblecuttcr John Daniel, r. 710
Mission
Crandall George B., clerk, r. E s Bartlett, bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Crandall Horace, mining, r. 225 O'Farrell
Crandall John R., clerk Homer S. King & Co., r. 1421
Pine
Crandall Orman, millwright, r. American Exchange
Hotel
Crandall Samuel B., driver Omnibus RR., r. 310 Te-
hama
Crandall Warner G., real estate, r. 1301 Gough
Crandall William G., cashier Homer S. King 4j Co.,r.
1421 Pine
Crandell E., r. Sacramento House
Craudell Mollle Mrs., r. 307 Fourth
Crane Albert E., real-estate agent, 410 Montgomery,
r. 641 Folsom
Crane Alfred C, secretary Thomas H. Holt, r. 2118
St'^uer
Crane Byron G. (Crane, Hastings & Co.) r. 897 Fulton
Crane Curleton C, clerk general superintendent Cen-
tral Pac. RR., r. 2732 Folsom
Crane C. H., laborer freight dept Southern Pac. RR.,
r. 234 Minna
Crane Charles, seaman schr Adeline, India Dock
Crane Cliarlea W., advertising and purchas-
ing agent, 318 Pine, room 39, r. Oakland
Crane Charles W., clerk Crane & Brigham, r. 211Turk
Crane Dennis, hostler J. H. Swain, r. 314 Folsom
Crane Ellen, domestic 231 Tyler
Crane Krwin J., agent, 211 Sansome, rooms 2 and
3, r. Oakland
Crane E. T., merchant, r. 537 Sacramento
Crane George B., parcel clerk O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. NE cor Octavia and Washington
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121
San
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Crane George F., clerk Diss & Co., r. 91 Elizabeth
Crane Harry H., clerk Payot, Upham & Co., r. 2732
jFolsova
Crane, Basting's & Co. (Byron G. Crane)
porters and dealers tine wines and liquors,
California
Crane Henry A. (Crane & Brigham) r. 211 Turk
Crane Henry F., attorney at law, 215 Sansome, r
Leandro
Crane James A., assayer, r. 6 Martha PI
Crane James E., clerk auditor Central Pac. RR., r.
Oakland
Crane James S., carpenter S. M. Hills, r. Oakland
Crane Jesse H., clerk John T. Ward & Co., r. Oak-
land
Crane J. F., stonecutter, r. 636 Valencia
Crane John, teamster Presidio Reservation, r. 1723
Stevenson, rear
Crane John J., tanner John Counihan. r
bet Center and Santa Clara
Crane John M., foreman Pettit & Russ, r. 510 Stock-
ton
Crane Joseph, waiter, r. 445 Clementina
Crane Katie, domestic 812 Bush
Crane Lauren E., secretary Board Trustees Free Pub-
lic Library, r. 1021 J^ Market
Crane Louisa J., widow, r. 2732 Folsom
Crane L. P., clerk general freight office Central Pac.
RR., r. 320 Fulton
Crane Mary Mrs., r. Abbotsford House
Crane Mary Ann, domestic 1119 Hyde
Crane Nathaniel H., carpenter, r. 91 Elizabeth
Crane Owen, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW cor Six-
teenth and Columbia
Crane Thomas, capitalist, r. Russ House
Crane William, expressman, r. 48 Louisa
Crane William, gasfitter, r. 1015 Mason
Crane W. T., conductor California St. RR., r. Abbots-
ford House
Crane <& Bri^Iiam (Henry A. Crane, William H.
Brigham, and Edward H. Baxter) importers and
wholesale dealers drugs, medicines, chemicals,
and drug^iists' sundries, etc., 520 and 522 Market
and 19 and 21 Sutter
Crane. See Crean
Craner Adolph P. (G. Aronson & Co.) r. 657 Harrison
CranerG.W., Austrian Military and Benev. Assn.,
310 O'Farrell
Craner Henry, salesman Honig & Baruch, r. G67 Har-
rison
Cranert F. Mrs., widow, r. 828 Pacific
Cranert Frederick, clerk Kunigk & Hagemann, r. 828
Pacific
Cranford Charles, r. 1725 Jessie
Cranier Henri, r. 1024 Powell
Cranmer JacolD F., shipjoiner, r. 1515 Post
Crann Katie Mrs., tailoress Hyman Levison r. 34 Kear.
Cranston George W., mining engineer Joshua Hendy,
r. Brooklyn ^otel
Cranston John, hostler, r. 1732 Pacific Av
Crantz John, tanner, r. 1918 Pacific Av, rear
Cranz Frederick, waiter M. Deutsch, r. 5 Jane PI
Cranz Louis, steward Gustavus Pope, r. 551 First
Cranz Richard, waiter M. Deutsch, r. 5 Jane PI
Cranz Theodore D., cabinetmaker, r. 5 Jane PI
Crary George, clerk W. S. Ray & Co., r. Oakland
Crary LeroyR.. butcher, 1127 Howard, r. 1118 Howard
Crary R. L., r. 6>2 Market
Crash John, laborer, r. 9 Cushman PI
Craven Annie Miss, capmaker A. Snapper, r. San Mig-
uel
Craven Edward F., cashier Martin J. Flavin, r. 401
Geary
Craven James, gasfitter William R. Allen, r. cor Mis-
sion and New Montgomery
Craven Jane M^ss (Craven Sisters) r. 126 Post
Craven Miiry Miss (Craven Sisters) r. 126 Post
Craven Nettie K. Mrs., principal Powell St. Primary
School, r. Alameda
Craven Peter, boilcrmaker, r. 238 Oak
Craven Sisters (Misses Jane and Mary Craven) Im-
ported patterns, 126 Post
Craven William, laborer, r. W 8 Sadowa, bet Orizaba
and Capital, Siin Miguel
Craw E. H., as»l-.t:int engineer Pacific Mail SS. Dako-
ta, r. 7t.6 Markt t
Cra^vford A. St Co. (Andrew Crawford) shipchan-
dlcrs, 25 and 27 Market
Crawford Adam, r. 347 Minna
Crawford Adolphus S., stevedore, r. 832 Harrison
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Crawford Andrew (A. Crawford k Co.) and shipping
and commission, 27 Market, r. 508 Greenwich
Crawford Andrew, upholsterer, r. 1839 Howard
Crawford Annie Miss, saleswoman Spencer Bros., r.
467 Minna
Crawford Archibald, salesman J. T. Terry & Co., r.
2242 Howard
Crawford Charles, soda mauuf, r. 1641 Mission
Crawford Charles D., physician, oflice and r. 1415
Stockton
Crawford Edmund N., r. 1019 Post
Crawford E. M., cashier Occidental Hotel
Crawford Frank M., clerk Woods & Freeborn, r. Oak-
land
Crawford George, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. S s
Godeus, bet Mission and California Av
Crawford George W., carpenter, r. 333 Shipley
Crawford J. Mrs., r. 129 Turk
Crawford Jack, Captain, scout, r. 235 Kearny
Crawford James, compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 1110
Montgomery
Crawford J. F. Mrs., assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 1514 California
Crawford J. M., laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.
CrawfordJohn, r. 826 Pacific
Crawford John, clerk Falkner, Bell k Co., r. 2301 Oc-
tavia
Crawford John, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Crawford John A., laborer, r. 1727 J^ Jessie
Crawford John F., clerk freight auditor's office. Cen-
tral Pac. RR.. r. 1514 California
Crawford John F., first officer ship Erickson, r. 129
Turk
CrawfordJohn M., peddler, r. 432 Twenty-second
Crawford John T., policeman City Hall, r. 467 Minna
Crawford John W., teamster Cummings, Gimmel &
Co., r. 40k' Zoe
Crawford Robert, agent Pac. Mutual Life Insurance
Co., 512 California, r. Grand Hotel
Crawford Robert, mining, r. Abbotsford House
Crawford Robert C, lineman Gold and Stock Tel.
Co., r. 141 Clara
Crawford Samuel, carpenter, r. 835 Mission
Crawford Samuel J., plasterer, r. E s Church, nr
Twenty-first
Crawford Thomas B., engineer stmr Constance, Jack-
son St. Wharf, r. Oakland
Crawford William, secretary Cal. Spring Manuf.
Co., 147 New Montgomery, r. NE cor Bryant
aiidLangtiin
Crawhall John, laborer freight depot Central Pac. RR.,
r. 30 Silver
Crawley Edward, plumber, r. 444 Brannan
Crawley George W., proptr Fairmount Water Works,
r. 444 Brannan
Crawley James, proptr Santa Clara Temperance Ho-
tel, 444 and 446 Brannan
Crawley John A., extraman Hook and Ladder No.l, S.
F. F. D.. r. 207 Second
Crawley Margaret, domestic 1420 Clay
Crawley Mary Mrs., fancy boxmaker Union Box Fac-
tory, r. 207 Second
Crawley Thomas, painter William Lee, r. 13 Verona
Crawley W., conductor Market St. RR.
Crayuier A., laborer Mission Soap and Candle Works
r. 1427 Howard
Craythorn William, cabinetmaker, r. Stanford Hotel
Crayton Bruce, r. 1427 Washington
Crayton George, blacksmith Carvill Manuf. Co r
1427 Washington
Crayton Hubert, r. 1427 Washington
Crayton Robert, horseclipper, r. 1427 Washington
Crea Merrick, clerk, r. 609 Folsom
Creamer Aaron, barber. 319 Sansome, r. 812 Taylor
Creamer H., printer, r. 217 Third
Creamer James H., drayman E. Martin & Co., r. 1422
Washington
Creamer John, laborer, r. 1611 Stevenson
Creamer William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Creamer. See also Cramer, Cremer, Kramer and
Kremer
Crean Frank, driver Omnibus RR.
Crean Owen, expressman, cor Sixth and Howard, r
240 Clara
Creasey Rachel Miss, dressmaker, r. 331 Fremont
Creber Walter, foreman Empire Brewery, r. 14 Van-
dewater
Creed Daniel, boilermaker Harvey W. Rice, r. 683
Harrison
Creed Ella Miss, boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros., r. 1007
Folsom
Creed John M., clerk warehouse dept Custom House,
r. Berkeley
Creedmore House, Mrs.Honora Graham proprietress,
1122Ji^Larkiu
Creedon Daniel, gardener, r. 26 Turk
Creedon Fannie, domestic American Exchange Hotel
Creedon Patrick H., dairy, W s Sherman, bet Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth
Creegan James, laborer St. Mary's College
Creegan James F., bookkeeper Garrett & Creegan, r.
543 Stevenson
Creegan Peter (Garrett & Creegan) r. 543 Stevenson
Creegan. See Cregan
Creeley James, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. 1314 H Na-
toma
Creeley Joseph J., packer Hofen & Co., r. 1314}^ Na-
toma
Creely James (Creely & Connell) r. 26 Stevenson
Creely & Connell (James Creely and James Connell)
horseshoers, 108 Jessie
Cregan James, clerk Patrick Flanigan, r. 1512 How-
ard
Cregan John H., liquor saloon. SW cor Sixth and
Howard, r. 1512 Howard
Cregan Martin, laborer, r. S s Eighteenth, nr Clara Av
Cregan Michael, fireman, r. 217 Broadway
Cregan Michael H., salesman Keane Bros., r. 1512
Howard
Creglevich John, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Crego Cyrus, proptr Ci-ystal Dining Rooms, 719 Mar-
ket, r. 854 Mission
Creig George A., bookkeeper, r. 863% Market
Creigh John D., attorney at law, r. 903 Shotwell
Creigh John D., delivery clerk Pacific Mail 8S. Co., r.
527 Capp
Creigh Samuel W., chief delivery clerk Pacific Mail
SS. Co., r. 527 Capp
Creighton Charles, clerk letter dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. N s Twenty-sixth, bet Dolores and
Guerrero
Creight(m Daniel, blacksmith, r. 81 Natoma
Creighton Ferdinand, clerk, r. E s Dolores, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Creighton Frank, pipemaker, r. SW cor Fifth andFol.
Creighton Frank Jr., b.artender Patrick Creighton, r.
SW cor Fifth and Folsom
Creighton Hugh H., barber Herman Loewen, r. 746
Howard
Creighton J., bellman Occidental Hotel
Creighttm James, carpenter Phineas Haskell, r. SW
cor Fifth and Folsom
Creighton John F., bookbinder Bartling & Kimball.r.
81 Natoma
Creighton John T., boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken
r. 318 Folsom
Creighton Joseph, umbrella and
Third
Creighton Patrick, liquor saloon, SW cor Fifth and
Folsom
Creighton Patrick, contractor, and proptr American
House, 81 Natoma
Creighton Richard, laborer, r. Pacific Railroad House
Creighton Richard, seaman Pacific Mail SS. China
Creighton Robert J., journalist, r. 2726 Howard
Creighton Terrence, engineer, r. 65 Natoma
Creighton Thomas F., bookkeeper Crane & Briebam.
r. 2718 Folsom
Creighton William, driver Craig & Son. r. 20 Tyler
Creighton William H., boilermaker Moynihan &
Aitken, r. 65 Natoma
Creighton. See Crayton
Crellin John (Morgan & Co.) r. Oakland
Crellin Thcmias (Morgan & Co.) r. Oakland
Crelly Michael, laborer, r. 28 First
Cremer Charles, waiter stair Yosemite, Market St.
Wharf
Cremer Nicholas, confectioner, r. 726 Laguna
Crcmins William, clerk, r. 11 Hubbard
Cremmens Timothy, baker B. R. Swain & Co., r. 213
Clara
Cremone Thomas, Ship Calkers' Assn., Barra's Hall
Cremony John C, engineer O. K. Foundrv. r.64 First
Cremore Bernard, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Cremorne Gardens (Martinez) John E. Slinkey
proptr. office 531 and 533 Sacramento
Crenan Catherine, widow, presser Charles J. Holmes
r. 1610}<$ Mission
parasol maker, 61
rvrrV \A/ pi ADI/ 6*3 market, wholesal
ULU. W. LLAn^, Interior Decorator.
J£
wholesale and retail dealer in PAPER HMGJNGS
and all kinds of Wijidow Shade
Material and Fixtureo.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
liV^HOLESAl.E
HARDWARE,
Comer Itlarket and Front Streets.
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Crenan Kosa Miss, clerk Charles J. Holmes, r. 1610 >4
Mission
Crepie Victor, nurse French Hospital
Creque Frederick F., supervisor -weights of mails U.
S. Railway Mail Service, r. Oakland
Crescent Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Mono Co. Cal.)
John E. Mason secretary. 306 Pine
Cresmontant Babtiste, nurse French Hospital
Crespo Antonio, teacher, r. 807 California
Crespo Dionecia. dressmaker, r. 918 Jackson
Crespo Gertrudis. widow, r. S18 Jackson
Crespo Joseph, tree coverer Main & Winchester, r. 918
Jackson
Crespo Laura, widow, fancy drygoods, 813 Mont.
Cress George, coope r Mattulath Manuf. Co., r. 1100
Bryant
Cressaglia Matteo, rt-stuurant, 15 Third, r. 219 Stev.
Cresaey Edward P., clerk Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 607
Folsom
Cressey F. A., speculator, r. St. David's House
Cresswell David, r. 37 Js Fifth Av
Cressy Albert, driver S. F. Laundry Assn, r. 817k
Larkin
Cressy Theodore S. (Steele, Elder & Co.) r. 1721 Clay
Crtsta Tomaso, vegetables, 59 Colombo Market
Creswell Bt-niiimiu, waiter, r. 3 Natoma
Creuziger Hugo, clerk E.Artigues & Co., r. 1519 Larkin
Crevier Henri, barber, r. 821 Stockton
Crevling George W., cooper, r. NE cor Eighth and
Brauuan
Crewe Htnry, molder, r. 40 Silver
Cribben Patrick, hostler Wells, j: argo & Co., r. 18 Webb
Crichton J. Mrs., r. 17 Ellis
Crichton James, real-estate, r. 733 Geary
Crichton John L., plasterer, r. 733 Geary
Crichton Ptter, carpenter, r. 127 First Av
Trim George S., ckrk, r. 23'JO Howard
Crini Suniuel, real-estate, 420 California, room 15,
r. 2320 Howard
Crim William H., clerk, r. 710 Capp
Criuii Laurens, laborer, r. 33 John
Crimmen Dems, longshoreman, r. 228 Mission
Crimmins Cornelius, laborer, r. NW cor Butte and
Florida
Crimmins Nathaniel, teamster A. E. iJuckmau, r. NE
cor Chuich and Doriaud
Ciimuiins Norah, domestic 1112 Leavenworth
Cr muiins William, laborer, r. 45 Ritch
Crimmins William Jr., shoemaker, r. 45 Ritch
Crimmins. See Cremius and Cremmens
Crims Artel, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Crindle Elsie Mrs., medium, r. L.81 Mission
Criunien J. C, clerk, r. Stanford Hotel
Cripps Charles F., student M< dical College of the Pa-
cific, r. SEt or Webster and Paf-'e
Crist A. Barr, agent Centnil Pac. RR. stmrs, Washing-
ton ht. AVharf , r. Grand Hotel
Crist Fk)r.nce .\., dressmaker, r. S s Powell Av, bet
Mission and California Av
Crist John L. carpenter, r. S 8 Powell Av. bet Mission
and Califorui I Av
Crist W. E.& Co. (William E.Crist and John 0. Quinn)
machinists, 10 Htevensoh
Crist William E. (W. E. Crist & Co.) r. S fl Twenty-
seventh, bet Mission and Howard
Crisijeuseii William, seamau, r. North Pacific Hotel
Crist fani Sebastiano, Italian Bevolent Soc, 423
W.ishiugton
Criteher Henry, ciipitalist, r. 408 Hyde
Critcher Henry Jr., clerk, r. 408 Hyde
Criteher John, clerk, r. 408 Hyi.e ,
Critcher Madison H., clerk, r. 408 Hyde
Critico David. Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Crittenden Charles S., proptr Club Stables, 409 and
411 Taylor, r. 519 O'Farrell
Crittenden F. S., r. Grand Hitel
Crittenden Hiram, r. Grand Hotel
Crittenden James L. (Crittenden & Moses) r. 918 Van
Crittenden Joseph, student, r. 426 O'Farrell
Critt(nden Martin, liquor hRloon,6'.:7 Clay, r. 629 Clay
Crittenden Parker, general auctioneer, and real-
^ estate agent, 25 Merchants' Exchange, r. San Ra-
fael, Marin Co.
Crittinden ThomasT., bookkeeper Woods & Freeborn,
r. 918 Van Ness Av
Crittenden & Moses (James L. Crittenden and Monta-
gue T. Moses) attorneys at law, 59 and 60 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Croall James, plumber and gasfitter, r. 1918 Mason
Crobert George, laborers. F. Cordage Co.,r. W s Kan-
sas, bet Humboldi and Nevada
Crobert James, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r.W 8
Kansas, bet Humboldt and Nevada
Croce Peter E. (Croce& Marchand) r. 109 Montgomery
Croce Severino, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Croce & Marchand (Peter E. Croce and Constant Mar-
chand) watchcatemakers, 622 Clay
Crochet F., gan'.ener, r. 210 Montgomery At
Crochet Joseph, laborer Miners' Restaurant, r. Cali-
fornia Hotel
Crockard Hugh, shipwright, 20 Mission, r. S 8 Seventh
Av, bet L and M, Si uth S. F.
Crockard John Mrs., dressmaker, S s Seventh Av,bet
L and M, South S. F.
Crockard John S., blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 8
s Seventh Av> bet L and M, South S. F.
Crockard William J., bhipsmith Hugh Crockard, r. 8
s Seventh Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Crocker Albert, laborer, r. 253 Jessie
Crocker A. T., r. 1138 Sutter
Crocker Chiirles, extraman Hose Co. No. 5, 8. P. P. D.
Crocker Clxarles, president Southern Pacific Rail-
road Co., and second vice-president Central Pacific
Railroad Co.,NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room
42, r. NW cor California and Taylor
Crocker Charles, teanister. r. 124 Twenty-fourth
Crocker Charles P. Jr., vice-president Southern
Pacific Railroad Co., and Occident il and Oriental
Steamship Co., NE ccr Fourth and Townsend,
room 42, r. NW cor California and Taylor
Crocker Charles H., student, r. 1919 California
Crocker Clark W.(Sisson.Wallace & Co.) r. 1609 Sutter
Crocker Ellen, widow, r. 213 Jones
Crocker F. I., second officer stmr Empire, Pacific St.
Wharf
Crocker F. 0., printer, r. 508 Ellis
Crocker George, r. NW cor Taylor and California
Crocker Hattie V. Miss, r. NW cor Taylor and Cal.
Crocker Henry J., r. 1609 Sutter
Crocker Henry S. ( H. S. Crocker & Co.) r. 1919 Cal.
Crocker H. S. Si Co. (Henry S. Crocker and
John D. Yost) importing stationers, lithograph-
ers, and printers, 401 and iOaSanaome
Crocker Isaac P., miner, r. 1001 Capp
Crocker Jacob, salesman Lesser Crocker, r. 622 Green
Crocker John, car cleaner, r. 1623 J4 Turk
Crocker John, clerk Crocker \- Suydam, r. 1691 Clay
Crocker John H. (Crocker & Suydam) r. 1520 Clay
Crocker Lesser, dry goods. 1100 Stockton, r. 622 Green
Crocker M. A. Mrs., r. 107 Powell
Crocker Mary J. C. Mrs., assistant North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 615 Bush
Crocker Morris, tailor, r. 322 Broadway
Crocker Roland B., sailmaker. r. 4 Laskie
Crocker William, carpenter Moore & Wilkle, r. 258
Tehama
Crocker William, salesman Yolo Mills, r. 445 Clem.
Crocker William S.., plumber and gasfitter, r. '26 Oak
Crocker & Suytlani (John H. Crocker and J. N.
Suydam) stoik brokers, 218 Pine
Crockett Charles, woodturner H. Granz, r. 591 Sixth
Crockett Frank, entilneer Engine No. 12, S. F. F.
D., r. SW cor Drumni and Commercial
Crockett Joltn, mining secretary, '203 Bush, r.
Fruit Vale
Crockett John F., traveling agent, r. 816 California
Crockett Jeseph B., ex judge Supreme Court, r. 1223
Pine
Crockett Joseph B. Jr.. engineer 8. F. Gas Light Co..
r. 700 Post
Crockett Lizzie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 919 Sacramento
Crockett Mary Mrs., bookfolder. r. 591 Sixth
Crockett Robert, attorney at law. and managing clerk
Wilson & Wilson, r. 210 Powell
Croesus Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Bodie District,
Cal.) Emil Uestres secretary, 328 Montgomery
Crofoot Charles H., driver Pioneer Soda Works, r.
1641 Mission
Crofoot G.W., machinist, r. 321 Dupont
Croft Charles, salesman McAuliffe & Co., r. 362 Jeeaie
Croft Martin, carpenter Cal. Mills, r. Oakland — _
Crnft Matthew, carpenter, r. 49 Stanly 1'' ' '^ —
Crolton John, stevedore Menzies, Bingham & Co., r.
921 Battery
Crofton Samuel W., captain stmr Caroline, Channel
St.Wharf
Crofts John J., engiBcer stmr Newport, r. 438 Clem.
Crogan Bridget, widow, r. 37 DeBoom
Crogan Edward, painter, r. 207 Post
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY,
LACE CURTAINS, BLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office, 33 Geary St.
I MArnnNniinU importer of and dealer in coal and pig iron.
J. IflHUUUIlUUUn, 41 Market Street, corner Sp
Spear.
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Crogan James (Nolan & Crogan) r. 12 Hollia
Crugau John, stonecuttpr new City Hall, r. 34 Hayes
Crogan M. A. Miss, tailoress, r. Util Mission
Crogan Micbael T., horseshot'lng, 833 Geary, r. 126
Turk
Crogan Patrick J., painter, r. 1532 Eddy
Crogan Thomas H., policeman City Hall, r. 312 Ninth
Croger Frank, seaman ship Vigilant, Vallejo St.Wbarf
Croghan Bridget, widow, r. 909 Vallejo
CroinMaud, widow, coflee saloon, 927 J^ 'Market, r. 931
Market
Croke James, r. 819 Jessie
Croke Kate, widow, r. 21 Grand Av
Croke Thomas, entry clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co.,
r. 819 Jessie
Croley Daniel F., barber, r. C83 Clementina
Croll John, r. 132 Fifth
Cromer Henry, capitalist, r. 19 Louisa
Crompton John, chief engineer Central Pac. RB.
stmr Amelia, r. Oakland
Cron Minna, widow, r. 229 Eighth
Cron. See Krohu and Kron
Crona Robort, laborer, r. NE cor Fillmore and Pixley
Cronan James, bakm-y, E s Mission, bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-flfth
Cronan James, foreman malt house Hibernia Brew-
ery, r. 1227 Howard
Cronan James, laborer William T. Garratt, r. 233 First
Cronan J. F., clerk plumbing dept new City Hall, r.
114 Fell
Cronan Johanna, widow, r. W a Columbia PI, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Cronan John B., bookkeeper Root i Sanderson, r. 328
Capp
Cronan Joseph F., r. 126 Fifth
Cronan Mary, domestic 1418 Clay
Cronan Maurice, longshoreman Menzies, Bingham &
Co.
Cronan Michael, helper Moynihan & Aitken
Cronan William, metalroofer, r. 930 McAllister
Cronan. See Cronin
Crone Helen, domestic Winchester House
Crone Henry, ship carpenter, r. SW cor Tennessee
and Sierra
Crone Margaret, widow, r. 3 Brady
Crone Peter, bricklayer, r. 210 Grove, rear
Crone William, clerk, r. 1112 Leavenworth
Crone Wolf, tailor, r. 169 Minna
Croney John, r. 919 Stockton
Croney W. O., Austrian Military and Benev. Assn, 310
O'Farrell
Cronin Catherine, widow, r. 305 Union
Cronin Cornelius, fireman, r. 40 Zoe
Cronin Cornelius, laborer, r. 1019 Market, rear
Cronin Daniel, r. 118 Page
Cronin Daniel, laboier Sea Wall
Cronin David, groceries and liquors, 159 Minna
Cronin Dennis, furnaceman Metropolitan Foundry, r.
159 Mission
Cronin Ellen, widow, r. 1218 Green
Cronin Henry J., cooper Lawrence Felvey, r. 731
Bryant
Cronin J., laborer Omnibus RR.
Cronin James, jeweler, r. 40 Zoe
Cronin James, laborer, r. Lafayette House
Cronin James U., boltcutter Pac. RoUiag Mill.r. 106
First
Cronin James M., clerk 8. B. Dinkelspiel & Co., r. 228
Sutter
Cronin Jeremiah, hostler St. Lawrence Livery Stable,
r. 650 Mission
Cronin John, baker, r. 1620 Jessie
Cronin John, laborer Sea Wall, r. 414 Francisco
Croniu John, liquor and billiard saloon, SE cor Cali-
fornia and Fillmore
Cronin John D., bartender Alfred J. Fritz, r. 739 Har-
rison
Cronin John F., policeman City Hall, r. 40)j Louisa
Cronin John J., housepainter, 227 Tenth
Croniu Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 316 Ritch
Cronin Louis, seaman, r. 316 Ritch
Cronin Margaret, domestic 932 Pine
Cronin Michael, laborer Wells, Russell & Co., r. 41
Tehama
Cronin Michael, teamster, r. 131 Shipley
Cronin M. M., laborer, r. 3041 Sixteenth
Cronin N. M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 10i)8 Mission
Cronin Owen, longshoreman, r. 670 Clementina
Cronin Patrick, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r.551
Folsom
Cronin Peter, carriagepaiuter Charles J. Moyes, r. 8
Dale PI
Cronin Samuel T., machinehand William B. Brad-
bury, r. 5 McLea Court
Croniu T., laborer Omnibus RR.
Cronin Thomas, gardener Mrs. M. A. McCabe, r. N 8
Poiut Lobos Av, nr Eighteenth Av
Croniu Thomas, r. 114 Fell
Cronin Timothy, coachman Richard Tobin, r. 718
O'Farrell
Cronin Timothy, laborer, r. Sweeney, nr Railroad Av,
South S. F.
Cronin William, peddler, r, 256 Perry
Cronin. See Cronan
Cronise Williiim H. V., capitalist, r. 526 Green
Cronogue James, boilermaker, r. NE cor Twenty-third
and Fair Oaks
Crook Archie, waiter Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Crook Charles, Rig. and Sfev. Union, 806 Montgomery
Crook Edwin W., agent Keep's shirts, 126 Kearny, r.
119 Oak
Crook Frederick, brewer, r. 2219 Powell
Crook James, real-estate, r. 1324 Pine
Crook Jane, widow, r. 345 Fremont
Crook J. E., r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Crook Richard, waiter Pacific Coust SS. State of Cali-
fornia
Crook William C, teacher, r. W s Sanchez, bet Army
and Tweuty-seveuth
Crook. See Krook
Croo:;e J. H., r. 1520 Clay
Crooks A. Mrs., lodgings, 312 Sixth
Crooks Albert, baggagetuaster Southern Pao. RR., r.
312 Sixth
Crooks George, porter, r. 817 Mission
Crooks George B., salesman John Taylor & Co., r. SW
cor Bush and Pierce
Crooks H. A., r. 109 Third
Crooks J., r. 419 Sutter
Crooks James, r. 1432 Post
Crooks John, bricklayer, r. 2419 Clay
Crooks Samuel J., expressman, r. 2218 Fillmore
Crooks Samuel R., capitalist, r. 413 Oak
Crooks Susan Mrs., r. 801 Sutter
Crooks William, waiter SS. State of California, r. 59
Everett
Crooks William H., fruits and vegetables, 1203 Polk
Crooks. See Crook and Krook
Croome William, dentist, 823 Market, r. SE cor Bush
and Central Av
Croon Frankj r. 223 Green
Croon George, laborer Cutting Packing Co., r. 223
Green
Croon John F., printer, r. 223 Green
Croon Mary Miss, glovemaker P. & F. G. Conklin, r.
223 Green
Croon Walter, laborer Cutting Packing Co., r. 223
Gri-^en
Croon Peter, iirinter, r. 223 Green
Cropper Theodore B., boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r.
2 Laugton
Cropper William O., boxmaker, r. 2 Langton
Cros George, clerk A. E. Sabatie & Co., r. 825 Mission
Crosbie James, waiter Herman H. Horst, r.657 Mission
Crosbie W., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Crosbie William C, actor, r. 421 Powell
Crosby A. E. Mrs., r. 1123 Howard
Crosby Alonzo B., dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1312 Green •*
Crosby Fredeiick W., capitalist, 228 Montgomery, r.
310 Stockton
Crosby George H., watertender SS. Oregon, Folsom St.
WUurf
Crosby George O., grainbroker, 304 Davis, r. 612 Ellis
Crosby Horion J., carpenter Willard J.Wilcox, r. Six-
teenth Av, bet P and Q, South S. F.
Crosby J. E., captain ship Imperial, Front St. Wharf
Crosby John, carpenter, r; 704 Laurel Av
Crosby John, laborer, r. 17 Hermann
Cro8by_John, mate schr Ellen Adella, r. 200 Unian
Crosby Lewis, r. 614 Kearny
Oosby Mark, laborer, r. 33 Nevada
Crosby Michael G., blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 3
King
Crosby Patrick, laborer Pacific Coast SS. Co.
Crosby Patrick, laborer, r. 916 Montgomery
Crosby Patrick, policeman City Hall, r. 10 Juniper
Crosby Robert A., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1312
Green
Crofiby William, attorney at law, 659 Clay
I fillNDI APH Rj CO Growers of and Dealers in FINE WINES.
J I \AKJlJlJl^r\\jl I UC \/V/i Corner Xtlarket and Second street*.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPORTATION CO., ''Fi'o^i\^z''IJ^^u^'
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Crosby William, harnesgmaker, r. 655 Howard
Crosby William J., ctitler, r. 519 Sacramento 1
Crosett Alphonso A. (Carmany & Crosett) r. 1412 Oc-
tavia
Crosett Edward F., clerk Overland Freight Transfer
Co., r. 322 Bartlett
Crosett James F. (Crcsett >% Co.) r. 322 Bartlett
Crosett James L., real-estate, 230 Sutter, r. 322
Bartlett
Crosett «!iJ Co. (James F. Crosett) employment
office. 230 Sutter
Croskey Robert, liquor saloon. 229 Hayes
Croskey Robert V., bookkeeper R. T. Carroll & Co., r.
229 Hayes
Cross Arthur D., r. 1105 Mason
Cross F. L.. r. 259 Tehama
Cross James T., bookkeeper Welch & Co., 109 Cal.
Cross Michael, dpckhand stmr Mare Island, Berkeley
Ferry, r. 12 Washington
Cross Nicholas M., laborer, r. Coso House
Cross Robert, contractor and builder, r. 838 Market
Cross Thomas, lithographic printer Bcntley & Wyman,
r. 16 Glover
Cross William B., mechanical engineer, r. 1105 Mason
Cross & Co. (John Wedderspoon) commission mer-
chants, 24 California
Crossett Edward, laundryman, r. 112 T.iylor
Crossett Truman, dentist, 10 Third, r. 916 Twentieth
Crosstield William, painter, r. 775 Mission, rear
Crossland John, carx)enter, r. 39 M'iss
Crossley .James, weigher Custom House, r. 318 Pacific
Crossley Leonard, butcher, r. 631 Stevenson *
Crossman James H. (Crossman * Baker) 324 Pine
Crossman & Baker( James H. Crossman and Henry
F. Baker) minebrokers. 324 Pine
Crosthwaite George, plumber J. T. Wynne, r. 35 Lily
Av
Crosthwaite Isaac, carpenter, r. 35 Lily Av
Crosthwaite Isaac Jr., telegraph operator, r. 35 Lily
Av
Crosthwaite John, printer, r. 35 Lily Av
Crosthwaite Michael, plumber J. T. Wynne, r. 35 Lily
Av
Crostro Frank, stevedore Charles E. Haseltlne
Crothers George, upholsterer, r. 218 Eleventh
Crothers James, salesman S. Mosgrove & Brother, r.
Alameda
Crothers Margaret I. Miss, assistant South Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. 108 Hyde
Crotty John, hostler, r. 3033 Sixteenth
Crolty John Jr., paper ruler Althof & Bahls, r. 3033
Sixteenth
Crotty Michael, bricklayer, r. 1760 Ellis
Crotty Thomas, laborer Edward Bangs & Co., r. Mis-
sion Bay Warehouse
Crouch James, foreman H. Plagemann & Co., r. 1227 M
Pacific
Crouch John, seaman, r. 2307 O^ t-ivia
Crouch John H., assayer Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. 1227 Ja Pa itic
Crouch Robert, r. 410 La;^uua
Crouch Robert, attorney at law, r. Blundell House
Crouch Thomas F., pressman E. Detrick & Co., r. 721
Howard
Croudace Fredi^rick W.. publisher and proptrBreviate
of Records, tV20 Merchant, r. 1822 Hyde
Crouse John R. (Duff & Co.) r. 1126 Pino
Crovat P. L., ckrk freight dept Central Pac. RR., r.
60f) Fiilsom
Crow Albion, policeman City Hall, r. 11 Ninth
Crow Carrie Miss, tailoress O. Vecci, r. Oakland
Crow James, laborer, r. 60 Tehama
Crow Lauucelot, plasterer, r. 423 Bush
Crow Lena Miss, dressmaker, r. 107 Turk
Crow Thomas, conductor Sutter St. RK., r. 1604 Bush
Crow Willia!o,«couduet ir N". B. and Mission BR., r.
7.59 Harrison •
Crowe David, laborer, r. 16 Heron
Crowe Hannah, domestic 319 Hyde
Crowe James S., woodturner, r. E s California Av,
bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eiKhth, B. H.
Crowe James W., vamlsher S. & G. Gump, r. 408Ji
Shipley
Crowe Maxwell S. (Crowe k Cooke) r. 717)4 OFarrell
Crowe Patrick J., bootmaker M. Guerin, r. 763 How-
ard
Crowe Richard, r. 909 Folsom
Crowe Thomas, blacksmifh Southern Pac. ER., r. 17
Chesley
Crowe Thomas, butcher, r. 11 Folsom Av, rear
Crowe Timothy, locksmith, 115 Fourth, r. 543 Steven-
son, rear
Crowe & Cooke (Maxwell L. Crowe and William E.
Cooke) steel and copperplate engravers and print-
ers, 22 Montgomery, and 13 Lick PI
Cro'well Cliarles H., agent Laurel Hill Cemetery,
r. S 8 Clay, bet Central Av and Lyon
Crowell Charles I., with Sroule k McCrum, r. 1217
Jones
Crowell D. D. S., dentist, office and r. 215 Kearny
Crowell Eugene, harnessmaker Stone is Hayden, r. 11
Middle
Crowell George, teamster Union Box Factery, r. 535
Howard
Crowell George C, compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 11
Langton
Cro-*vell James P., dentist, office and r. 215 Eear.
Crowell James S., scroll sawyer, r. cor Powell and
California Avs
Crowell Martin L., route agent Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
1928 Sutter
Crowell Prentins, wharfinger Beale St. Wharf, r. SW
cor Pennsylvania Av and Butte
Crowell Samuel, driver United Carriage Co.
Crowell William L., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service.
r. The Baldwin
Croweil Zenas, Recretary California Insurance
Co., 318 California, r. 1603 Larkin
Crowley Aleck, longshoreman Menzies, Bingham &
Co.
Crowley Annie, widow, r. Fairmount Tract, nr Bemal
Station
Crowley Belle, widow, r. 1427 Howard
Crowley Catherine, widow, r. 519 Brannan, rear
Crowley Catherine, widow, dressmaking. 410 Sixth
Crowley Catherine, widow, r. E s Columbia, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Crowley Charles, conductor Central RR., r. 1211 Fill-
more
Crowley Charles, laborer, r. 3 Lincoln Place
Crowley Charles, machinist, r. 142 Silver
Crowley Cornelius, groceries, 334 Third
Crowley Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 142 Folsom
Crowley Cornelius, peddler, r. 47 Natoma
Crowley Cornelius, shoemaker, r. 1652 Mission
Crowley Cornelius Jr., blacksmith, r. 334 Third
Crowley Cornelius H., sashmaker William B. Brad-
bury, r. 142 Silver
Crowley D., longshoreman Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Crowley Daniel, blacksmith, r. 4 Leroy PI
Crowley Daniel, fireman stmr Julia, r. Oakland
Crowley Daniel, professor St. Ignatius College, 214
Hayes
Crowley Daniel, teamster, r. 50)4 Stevenson, bet
Twelfth and Thirteenth
Crowley Daniel F,, barber M. Rosenthal
Crowley Daniel F.. carpenter Superintendent of
Streets, r. NW cor Johnson Av and St. Rose
Crowley Daniel F., groceries and liquors, 1338 Wash.
Crowley Daniel J., telegraph operator, r. 245 Minna
Crowley David, r. 82 Bay
Crowley D. J., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Crowley Edward, tailor I^iwrence Kelly, r. 548 Na-
toma
Crowley Ellen, domestic 1800 Laguna
Crowley Florence, eonlraetor, r. 749 Harrison
Crowley Francis W., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r.
3;J7 Bryant
Crowley George, hostler, r. S s Greenwich, bet Octa-
via and Laguna
Crowley George, stoves and tinware, 230 Sixth, r. 17
Harriet
Crowley Harriet Mrs., select school, 1514 Mission
Crowley James, cabinetmaker Terrence Duffy, r. 366
Minna
Crowley James, enpineer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. NE
cor Second and Brannan
Crowley James, painter, r. 1606 Pacific av
Crowley James, shipwright, r. 67 Shipley
Crowley Jeremiah, deckhand stmr City of Stockton,
Washington St Wliarf
Crowley Jeremiah, laborer, r. E s Mission, bet Twen-
ty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Crowley Jeremiah, longHhoreman, r. 210 Clara
Crowley Jeremiah C, salesman Kennedy & Brannan, r.
210 Clara
Crowley J. M., chief clerk general freight office Cen-
tral Pac. RR.,r. East Oakland
Crowley Johanna, domestic 1024 Washington
Crowley John, blackKmith. r. 553)4 Stevenson
WULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN, '^ J?^?*^^^^^ •
JONAS J. MORRISON,
Lamber Dealer, N. K.cor. mission and Spear Sts.jliag lar^«
liumber Sheds filled with well seasoned L<umber.
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Crowley John, carpenter, r. 239 Miuna
Crowley John, calker, r. 50 Natoma
Crowley Johb, chief box clerk Po?t OflSce, r. 1514
Howard
Crowley John, clerk, r. 264M Clementina
Crowley John, cooper, r. 77 Evereit
Crowley John, driver, r. 1805 Ellis
Crowley John, tireman stnir Oabland, Oakland Ferry,
r. Oakland
Crowley John, horseshoer Timothy J. Crowley, r.
553hi Stevenson
Crowley John, laborer, r. 127 Jackson
Crowley John, laborer, r. 619 H lyes
Crowley John, laborer Eureka Warehouse, r. 52 Minna
Crowley John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s Illi-
nois, bet Shasta and Napa
Crowley John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 551
Howard
Crowley John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 133
Shipley
Crowley John, miner, r. 54 Minna, rear
Crowley John, porter Russ House
Crowley John, salesman Kennedy & Durr, r.l56Clem.
Crowley John, teamster Richard D. Chandler, r. 911
Battery
Crowley John A., calker, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 1, S. F. F.D, r. 207 Second
Crowley John D., carpenter, r. 1427 Howard
Crowley Jobn Daniel, waiter, r. 5fi7 Stevenson
Crowley John F., foromaii United Carriage Co., r. 1427
Howard
Crowley John J. (Crowley & Co.) r. 2^7 Minna
Crowley John J., janitor Supreme Court, r. 28 Mission
Av
Crowley John W., laborer s. F. Cordage Factory, r. E
s Columbia, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Crowley Josie, domestic 21'22 Pacilic Av
Crowley Kate, domestic 26 Twelfth
Crowley Lizzie E. Miss, assistant Jefferson Grammar
School, r. 1629 Sacramento
Crowley Margaret, widow, r. 108 Freelon.rear
Crowley Margaret, doraesiic 718 OTarrell
Crowley Mary, widow, r. 365 Minna
Crowley Mary E. Mies, assistant Silver St. Primary
School, r. E s Columbia, bet Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth
Crowley Michael, r. 323 Fourth
Crowley Michael, expressman, r. 625 Davis
Crowley Michael, hostler Omnibus RR. r. 17 Louisa
Crowley Michael, laborer Sea Wall
Crowley Michael, laborer, r. 104 Alta PI
Crowley Michael J., plasterer, r. 553H Stevenson
Crowley Michael J., serj»eaut-at-arm8 Cal. Stock Ex-
change Board, r. 965 Howard
Crowley Mitchell, painter, r. NW cor Scott and Fil-
bert
Crowley M. L. Miss, assistant Eighth St. Primary
School, r. 1427 Howard
Crowley Nathaniel, clerk Cornelius Crowley, r. 334
Third
Crowley Nellie Miss, cigarmaker Engelbrecht, Fox &
Co.,r. 322Vallejo
Cro^vley Patrick (Crowley & Goodman) and Chief
of Police, office old City Hall, first floor, r. 1629
Sacramento
Crowley Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. SW
cor Indiana and Sierra
Crowley Patrick, laborer, r. 149 Silver
Crowley Patrick, laborer, r. 175 Miuna
Crowley Patrick, laborer, r. 366 Natoma
Crowley Richard, horsL-shoer, 408 Jackson, r. 322 V»l-
lejo
Crowley Robert, clerk, r. 856 !< Harrison
Crowley Robeit, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
Nucleus House
Crowley Robert A., trainmaster U. S. A., Presidio
Reservation, r. 1514 Mission
Crowley Stephen, boot.Timper, r. W 8 Day, bet Twen-
ty-nihtn and Thirtieth
Crowley T., longshoreman, r. 36 Clay
Crowley Thomas, salesman Keane Brothers, r. 10 An-
thony
Crowley Thomas, painter E. H. Gadsby, r. 13 Verona
Pi
Crowley Timothy, laborer, r. 211 Folsom, rear
Crowley Timothy, paver, r N s Day, bet Sanchez and
Church
Crowley Timothy, teamster, r. 125 Rincon PI
Crowley Timothy J., attorney at law, 429 Montgom-
ery, room 2, r. San Rafael
Crowley Timothy J., horseshoer, cor Merchant and
Drumm, r. .553 >4 Stevenson
Crowley V. D., laborer, r. 240 Minna
Crowley Williaui, laborer Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 752 Bryant
Crowley William C, seaman, r. 445 Guerrero
Crowley William J., expressman, r. 2827 Clay
Crowley & Co. (John J. Crowley and William Goetze)
groceries and liquors, SW cor Twentieth and
Guerrero
Cro^vley & Goodman (Patrick Crowley and J.
T. Goodman) stockbrokers, 436 California
Crown David S., ciganuaker Charles Harris, r. 169
Minna
Crown Harris, clerk Choynski & Co., r. 919ii Howard
Crown Isaac, barber Kammerer & Koch, r. 169 Minna
Crown Point Extension Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.) George R. Spinney secretary, 310 Pine
Crown Point Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill,
Nev.) James Newlands secretary. Cosmopolitan
Hotel, room 10
Crown Point Ravine Gold and Silver Mining Co.
(Storey Co., Nev.) J. M. Bufflngton secretary,
309 California
Crown Sewing Machine Co., Samuel Hill general
agent, 634 Market
Croxall Julius D., agent Lindley & Co. (Sacramento)
405 Front, r. 225 Ellis
Croyland .John, editor Daily Examiner, r. 631 Green
Croze August, r. 231 Ritch, rear
Crozer Eno< h L., patternmaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 6 Jansen
Crozier Robert B., compositor Evening Post, r. 2111
Jones
Crozier Samuel, barber Abraham I. Korn, r. 5 Hope-
ton Terrace
Crozier Sarah, widow, r. .53 Silver
Crozier William J., bookkeeper J. K. Prior, r. 619
Pine
Crozure Ernest, baker Patrick Slavin, r. 1318 Dupont
Cruden Albert, stevedore, r. 210 Francisco
Cruden David, shipwright, r. 2545 Howard
Crufifert Adrienne Miss, with D. Samuels, r. 1237
Stockton
Cruikshank J. C, carpenter, r. 30 Clay
CruikHhauk Joseph, with Cutting Packing Co., r. 56Q
Miuna
Cruiksbauk Peter, shipwright, NW cor Solano and
Mississippi
Cruise Thotuas J., carpenter Ross & Hutchinson
Cruise William, plasterer, r. 127 Guerrero
Cruise William, salesman M. Gradwohl & Co., r. 12T
Guerrero
Crumlisk James, teamster Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co., r. 307 First
Crummey Eugene, butcher Jacob Schoenfeld, r. cor
Tenth Av and N, South S. F.
Crummey Hugh P., wholesale butcher. First Av, nr
Kentucky, r. Railroad Av, bet Twelfth and Thir-
teenth Avs, South S. F.
Crummey James (Crummey & Hall) r. 424 Clem.
Crummey John A., butcher, r. E e Railroad Av, bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Avs, South S. F.
Crummev John T., butcher Michelssen, Brown &Co.,
r. Twelfth Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Crummey Owen, butcher Hugh P. Crummey, r. Rail-
road Av, bet Twelfth and Thirteenth Avs, South
S. F.
Crummey & Hall (James Crummey and James Hall)
wholesale butchers and cattle dealers, FiK>t Av,
ur Kentucky, South S. F.
Crump S. E. Miss, r. 841 Valencia
Crusader Silver Mining Co. (Devil's Gate Dist.,
Nev.) William H. Watjion secretary, 302 Mont.
Crusader Hall, 1169 Mission
Cruse John, seaman schr Euphemia, India Dock
Cru-ioe A. E. Mrs., widow, r. 31 Liberty
Crusoe Charles, actor, r. 217 Third
Crusoe Charles W., clerk 8. B. Wakefield & Co., r. 31
Liberty
Crusoe Robinson D., bookkeeper Robert G. Horn, r.
31 Liberty
Crussell F. R., locksmith and bellhanger, 434 Kearny,
r. 407 H Brannan
Cruz Charles, compositor Examiner, r. 1616 Mason
Cruz Henry, captain schr Francis E. M. Bernard, r.
Oakland
Cruz John, laborer Cal. Pickle Factory, r. 603 Fourth
Cruz Manuel, deckhand stmr Oakland, r. Oakland
Cruz Mariqulta, widow, r. 113 Jasper PI
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GEO. W. CLARK,
645 RIARKKT STREET, wholesale and retail dealer in
Paper Hangings & Sliade Material. Manufacturer of window Shades
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^ho^^^^^-^ "^^^rSeTI^Tafi
Corner Market and Front Streets.
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Cruz Mjchaela, widow, r. 529 Filbert
Cruz Peter J., laborer Cal. Pickle Factory, r. 1410
Stockton
Cniza Adolphe, cattle dealer, r. 731 Minna
Cr.iza Eut,'ene, r. 731 Minns
Cruze Frank F., driver Autone Raynaond, r. 8 B Napa,
bet Connecticut and Arkansas
Cryer Charles, butcher Michael Britten, r. 427 Hayes
C-y^r Charles, engineer, r. 1123 Pine
Crysopolis Antonio, fisherman, r. '23 Vallejo
Crystal Dining Rooms, Cyrus Crego proptr, 719 Mar-
ket
Crystal Palace Saloon, Hageman & Haqnette
proptrs, 5 Kearny and 12 Geary
Crystfil Salt Works, Jdhn A.Plunmer & Co. proptrs,
Heywood & Hend'ey agents, 221 Clay
Crystal Soda Water Co., Frank Maxson president,
8. R. Simmons secretary, NE cor TJniou and Stock-
ton
Crystal Vinegar Works, C. A. Robinson proptr, 15
Van Ness Av
Cuadros George P., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
41.5 J^ Dr-.imm
Cuba Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) James L. Fields,
secretary, 210 Montgomery
Cubbon Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SE cor
Shasta and Michigan
Cubery William M. (Cubery & Co.) r. Oakland
CUBERY & CO.
(WilUam M. Cubery)
steam printers, 115 Market
Cubit James, shoemaker, r. 318 Pacific
Cucagna Antuni), waiter Rocco Beban, r. 913 Stock-
ton
Cncuel Alfred, blacksmith Mangeot i Daclin, r. 1512
Pow.ll
Cucuel Emil, pork packer, r. 1512 Powell
Cucuel George, mirrormaker Whittier, Fuller 4 Co.,
r. 1512 Powell
Cuddsb.-ick George Vf.. r. 110 Seventh
Cuddock M., laboror Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Cuddy Delia Mrs., midwife, r. 904 Folsom
Cuddy .Jeremiah, deckhand Oakland Ferry, r. 2 Wash-
ington
Cuddy John, r. 33 Jessie, rear
Cuddy John G., tailor. 904 Folsom
Cuddy K. Mrs., widow, r. 6 Haywood
Cuddy Matthias, compositor 8. F. Chronicle, r. 713
Union
Cuddy Michael, laborer. r. 221 Eighth, rear
Cuddy M. J., special policeman, r. cor Pine and
SMner
Cuddy Patrick, carpenter, r. NE cor Chattanooga and
Twenty-second
Cuddy Willi;im, shoefiiter, r. C Haywood
Cuddv Williiim H., bartender L. Radovich k Co., r.
120 Sixth
Cudell Gustave, soap manuf , SW cor Center and
rtah, r. SE cor Slxte^ nth and Potrero Av
Cudemeo Francis, laborer, r. Ocean House Flat
Cud worth Abel W., capitalist, r. 2120 Fillmore
Cuduorth James W., capitalist, r. 2018 Union
Ciie William G., d< puty Superintendent Streets, r. 232
Sutt r
Cue. See Kuh
Cuelle Francis, butcher Palace Hotel
Cuello Henry J., bartender John P. Gallagher, r. 22
Rauscb
Cuello Joseph, waiter Baldwin's Dining Palaee
Cuello Joseph J., harness and saddlery, 525 Pacific, r.
71.') Nat>>ma
Cuenin Ildefonse (N. Giamboni & Co.) r. 107 Mont-
gomery Block
Cuervo Joseph, cigariiiaker, r. 321 Pacific
Cuesta R'iman de la, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730
Montgomery
Cuevas Uosa G., widow, r. Ifi09 Powell
Cufl' Dennis, bont and shoemaker, 762 Brauuan
Cuff John, cabinetmaker, r. 7 Park Av
Cliff Josej)h, seaman, r. 142 Brannan
Cug Philippe, coachman, r. H'Jl Montgomery
Cuilich Lazzaro, fisherman, r. 123 Broadway, rear
Culber;sf)U A., conductor Hayes Valley branch Mar-
ket St. BR.
Culbcrtson Maggie, matron Chinese Woman's Mission
Home, :i:i3 Sacramento
Culberson Mary R. Miss, teacher Clarke Institute,
r. 320 Mason
Culbreth Robert E. (Argus Publishing Co.) and editor
The City Argus, 405 Kearny, r. 31 Turk
Culin John L., clerk Selby Smelting and Lead Co., i.
2(;29 Howard
Cull El'a Mi^s, r. 410 Ellis
Cull Samuel, r. 109 Montgomery
Cull William, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Cull. SeeKull
Cullember John, cooper, r. W' s Bryant, bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Cuilen Andrew Rev., rector St. John the Baptist
Church (Catholic) r. 1122 Eddy
Culien Charles, machinist, r. 328 Third
Cuilen Charles, sergeant police City Hall, r. 737 Har-
rison
Cuilen Edward, drayman, r. 225 Minna
Culien Ellen, janitress Laguna Honda School
CulJen Gerald, night inspector Custom House, r. 1902
Stockton
Cuilen Henry, bookkeeper, r. 1123 Howard
Cuilen James, laborer D. A. Macdonald & Co., r. 208
Ninth
Culien James B., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 446
Jessie
Cuilen James F., tann'T, r. 303 Capp
Cull.n Jeffery (A. Gansl & J. CuUtn) r. San Jose
Culien John, driver Central BR., r. 1211 Fillmore
Cuilen John, farmer. Alms Hotise Road, nr Alms
House
(Jullen John A., horseshoer P. McCloskey, r. 1701 Jes-
sie
Cuilen John J., designer Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 2101
Steiner
Cuilen Lawrence, special policeman, r. 442 Brannan
Culien Mary Miss, r. 1127 Twenty-first
Culien Michael, broommaker Benjamin Copson, r.
8G3', Market
Cull( n Michael, liquor saloon, 34 Minna
< uUen Patrick, milkman, r. Luke Honda
Culien Paul, stevedore, r. 14 Anthony
Culien Paul A.. photographic printer Bradley & Rulof-
son, r. 59 South Park
Culien Peter, carpent-r. r. Broadway Hotel
Culien Philip, retorter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 629
Howard
Cuilen Thomas, r. 504 Eleventh
Cuilen Thomas, liquor saloon, NW cor Ellis and De-
visadero
Culien Thomas, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 25 Ritch
Cuilen Thomas W., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 53
Clementina
Culien William, property clerk Police Dept., r. 69
South Park
Culleti.n Michael, laborer, r. W s Brewster, bet Faith
and Hope, B. H.
Cnley Annie, widow, r. 328 Jessie
Culley John P. (Culley & Brook) r. 607 Howard
Culley & Brook (John P. Culley and Joseph H. Brook)
stoves, ranges and tinware, plumbers and gaefit-
ters, 100<". Market a;:d 5 Eddy
CuUigan Andrew, laborer, r. 27 Kate
CuUigan Hannah Mrs., groceries, 218 Ritch
CuUigan James, r. 218 Ritch
Culligan John, florist, 71U Turk, r. 707 Van Ness Av ,
Culligan M., laborer Overland House, 531 Sacramento
Culligan Michael, cattle dealer, r. NE cor Utah and
El Dorado
Culligan Michael, hackman, r. 14 Beideman
Culligan Michael, laborer, r. 218 Ritch
Culligan William, gardener, r. 1G4 Perry
Cullimore John, gardener, r. 12 .\iithony
CuUin Michail. teamster, r. 1211 Turk
CuUinan Bridget, widow, r. 19 Gilbert, rear
CuUinan David, porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 716
Natoma
CuUinan Dennis, merchant, r. f>2fi Harris m
CuUinan James A., driver William Schlothan, r. W s
Minnesota, bet Napa and Sierra
Cullinane David, teamster, r. 321 Clementina
CuUinane Henry, clerk HecLt Bros. & Co., r. 03 West
Cullinane James, carpenier, r. f>5 West Mission -
Cullinane James, tinsmith G. 4 W. Snook, r. 77 Na-
toma
Cullinane Jeremiah J .. japanncr George H. Tay k Co.,
r Oakland
Cullinane Lawrence J., harnessmaker Main k Win-
chester, r. 65 West Mission
Cullinane Michael, boot crimper 8. W. Levy, r. Wb
Church, bi t Thirtieth and Day
Cullinane Nellie Miss, seamstress, r. 17 Garden
CuUire MiUls, cook. r. Green PI, nr Green
CuUoden J., speculator, r. 102 Montgomery Block
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY.
LACE CURTAINS, BLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office, 33 Geary St
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OP AXD DEALER IX ALX. KINDS OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL., 41 Market i«tre«t, corner Spear.
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Cull-nm Allen W., clerk nayal office, Custom House,
r. 444 Sixth
Cullnm Charles, ■woodturner, r. SM Jessie
Galium Frank, contractor, r. 360 Jessie
Cnlluua Frank D., extraman Engine No. 10, 8. F. F.
D., T. 360 Jessie
CuUumber John, cooper Laweon & Moore. r.W s Bry-
ant, bet Twenty- fourth and Tweuty-fifth
Cully James, milkrauch. Seventeenth Av,nr S, South
8. F.
Culmerry Soott. conductor Omnibus RR.
Gulp James D. (J. D. Culp & Co.) r. San Felipe
Culp J. D. & Co. (.James D. Culp, William B. Isaacs,
and Samuel K. Thornton) wholesale cigars and
and leaf tobacco, 16 Front
Culton Elizabeth Miss, r. 467 Jessie
Culver . r. .509 Bush
Culver Amanda, widow, r. NE cor Lutt and McAl-
lister
Culver Charles G., r. 10 Geneva, rear
Culver Frank D., salesman law dept A. L.Bancroft
«: Co., r. 14 Geary
Culver James H. , socretary Industrial Exhibitions
of the Mechanics' Institute, 27 Post, r. Jill Clay
Calver'Jolin P., civil, hydraulic, and mining en-
gineer, 204 Sutter, r. JOl Post
Culver Loren, r. 607}^ Pine
Culver Marshall L., loreman hosiery S. F. Pioneer
Woolen Factory, r. 214 Shotwell
Culver Mary, widow, r. 10 Geneva, rear
Culver Orrin B., salesman Le Count Bros., r. 1511
Larkin
Culver Stephen M., candy manuf, 1214 Market
Culver William H., attorney at law. 204 Sutter
Culverwell George, printer A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
2249 Mission
Culverwell Joseph E.. teamster, r. 1325 Ellis
Culverwell Richard S., mining secretary, 113 Leides-
dorff, r. 2249 Mission
Culverwell Stephen S., r. 2249 Mission
Cumberland Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Yavapai
Co., Arizona) J. H. Griffiths secretary. 417 Cal.
Cumbertou Thomas, seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Chester
Cumbo Edward, plumber and gasfitter Charles Wood,
r. 194 Sixteenth
Cumbo Mary E.. widow, r. 194 Sixteenth
Cuming John W., compositor, r. 424 Fell
Cuming. See Cumming
Cummers Martin, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Cummin Peter, hnborer. r. 207 Pacific
Cumming David, machini-t, r. 20 Fell
Cumming Findlay, woodturner D. A. Macdonald &
Co.,r. 2210 Steiner
Cumming George, foreman Risdon I. and L.Works, r.
20 Fell
Cumming George M., student State University, r. 20
Fell
Cumming James, salesman Davis Bros., r. 421 Stock-
ton
Cumming James B. (Little & Cumming) r. Oakland
Cumming J. M., capitalist, 417 California, r. 757
Howard
Cumming Kate Mrs., assistant North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 2210 Steiner
Cummiug. See Cuming
Cummings Abraham, laborer, r. ll}i Clara
Cummings .■i.r.derson. bartender C. Coates. r. Oakland
Cummings A. H.. agent, r. 8:^0 Mission
Cummings Benjamin F. (Cummings' Suns) r. 327
Kerimy
Cummings Benjamin F., cutter W. D. Lawton k Co.,
r. 100 Montgomery
Cummings Calvin, teamster, r. 540 Howard
Cummings Charles, painter Hugh G. Juruian, r. 71.")
Natoma
Cummings rharles D.. watchman, r. SSi Fremont
Cummings Delia Mrs., r. 122 Gilbert
Cummings Delia Mrs., r. 3'^0 Minna
CuiumiugB D< lia M. Miss, salesl idy, r. 942 Mission
Cummings Eva L. Miss, salesladv Keane Br. there, r.
808 Mission
Cummings E. W., driver Fifth St. branch Market St.
RR.,r. Stinford Hotel
Cummings Frank (E. P. Danforth & Co.) r. Benicia,
Cal.
Cummings Frank, cashier Franks k Gray. r. 31»Kear.
Cnmmine'B, Giminel Si Co. (Henry K. Cum-
mings and Edward G. Gimmel) fruit and produce
commission, 424 Battery
Cummings H. A., chief clerk treasurer's office Central
Pac. l<R.,r. 006 Hayes
Cummings Harrison R., clerk, r. 513 Cieary
Cummings Heiirj-, woodturner, r. 2210 Steiner
Cummings Henry K. (Cummings, Gimmel & Co.) r.
20 Perry
Cummings James, r. 440 J^ Brannan
Cummiugf-' James, r. 515 Sacramento
Cummings James, carpenter, r.'i)07 Union, rear
Cummings James, hostler Omnibus RR. r. 673 Howard
Cummings James, upholsterer, r. 772 Harrison
Cummings James J., carpenter, r. 456 Twentieth
Cummings James J., miner, r. 113 Ji Shipley
Cumminys John, r. 281 Minna
Cummings John, carpenter, r. 10 Haggin
Cummings John, teamster Taylor Goodrich, r. 1816
Scott
Cummings John, hostler Omnibus RR. r. 727 Howard
Cummings John F., mining, r. 2436 Mission
Cummings John J., plumber David Bush, r. 415
Powell
Cummings Joseph, clerk Keane Brothers, r. 326 Seventh
Cummings L., laborer Presidio Reservation
Cummingr Lawrence, laborer, r. 706 Natoma
Cummings Leonidas H., private secretary general su-
perintendent Central Pac. RH.,NEcor Fourth and
Townsend, r. 2621 Howard
Cummings Louis B. (Cummings' Sons) r. 327 Kearny
Cumniiugs M. Mrs., r. 1610 Mission
Cummings Martin, expressman, r. 18 Clarence PI
Cummings Mary Mrs., r. 4.06 Twentieth
Cummings Mary Mrs., nurse, r. 515 Taylor, rear
Cummings Mary S., widow, r. 223 Seventh, rear
Cummings Michael, laborer, r. 19 Freelou
Cummiug.s Michael F., xinder sherifif San Francisco
County, office old City Hall, r. 1725 Leavenworth
Cummings Patrick, horseshOer Pierce Grace, r. 1814
Seott
Cummings Plympton, carpenter Sanford M. Hills, r.
929 Clay
Cummings Quincy C, clerk general passenger and
ticket agent's office Central Pac. RR., r. 606 Hayes
Cummings Richard, laborer John J. Marks, r. SW cor
Haigbt and Pierce
Cummings Rogers, cabinetmaker, r. 19 State, San
Miguel Station
Cummings R. P., contractor, r. Revere House
Cummings Samuel, mate schr Granger No. 2, r. 515
Chestnut
Cummings Sarah, domestic NE cor Chestnut and
Hyde
Cummings Sarah Mrs., lodgings. 281 Minna
Cummings' Sons (William Jr., Louis B., and Benja-
min F.) watchmakers and jewelers, 327 Kearny
Cummings Tiiuothy, r. 1814 Scott
Cummings Wallace E., carpenter, r. 416 O'Farrell
Cummings Walter B., commission merchant, 528 Cali-
fornia, r. Han Mateo
Cummings William, contractor, r. 11 Second Av
Cummings William, engineer, r. 9 5^ Welsh, rear
Cummings William, messenger Chief Quartermaster's
Office, U. S. A., Presidio Reservation
Cummings William Jr. (Cummings' Sons) r. 2137
Mission
Cummings William C, r. 568 Folsom
Cummings William H., miner, r. 226 Shotwell
Cummings William J., saloonkeeper, r. 315 Shotwell
Cummings William L., ni^htwatchman, r. NW cor
'X'urk and Fillmore, rear
Cummins .\dlev II., shorthand writer law dept Ceu-
tnil Pac. RR. and So-.ithem Pac. RR., r. 574 Fol.
Cummins Daniel, teamster, r. 41(1 Fifth
Cummins Francis M., merchant, r. 2339 Mission
Cummins Georg* W., ijainter. r. 71.'i Nat ma
Cummins George W., salesman Sliot Tower, r. 28
Langt u
Cummins John, quartermast r O. & O. SS. Belgic
Cummins John L., r. 720 Cali.ornia
Cummins Judson. carpenter, r. 10 Haggin
Cummins Michael, laborer, r. SE cor Eighteenth and
Dolores
Cummins Patrick, attorney at law, 636 Clay, r. 213
Jones
Cummins Patrick J., clerk Thomas Cummins, r. SE
cor Twenty-second and Mission
Cummins Patrl k J. Rev., assistant pastor St. Mary's
Cathedral, r. 628 California
Cummins Pe;er, laborer, r. 17 Vallejo
Cummins Thomas, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Twenty-second and -Mission
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Cummins William T., phonographer land dept South-
ern Pac. RR., office NE cor Fourth and Towneend,
r. 5(4 Folsom
Cummins. See Cummings and Commins
Cummisky John, porter Dunham, Carrigau & Co., r.
2 Frederick
Cummisky Mary, domestic 1503 Larkin
Cummisky Patrick, shoemaker, r. E s Columbia Av,
bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Cunard James F., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 558
Howard
Cunard Royal Mail SS. Co., Williams. Dimond & Co.
agents, 202 Market
Cuneen Arthur, groceries and liquors, SW cor Mont-
gomery and Filbert
Cuneo Andrew, r. 2217 Mason
Cuneo AuguBtino, fruit dealer, 612 Broadway
Cuneo Bartolomeo, Garibaldi Guard, 4'23 Broadway
Cuneo Charles, liquor saloon, 539 Washington, r. 1717
Stockton
Cuneo Charles C. (J. C. Cuneo & Bro.) r. SE cor Pine
and Dupont
Cuneo Charles L., clerk J. Camilloni, r. 1904 Powell
Cuneo Francisco, dry goods, 54U Green
Cuneo Giovanni ( A. Tagliaferro & Co.) r. 311 Broad-
way
Cuneo Giovanni, cartman, r. 4 Maiden Lane
Cuneo Hippolyte, iron molder City Iron Works, r.
251 ii Clementina
Cuneo J. C. & Bro. (John C. and Charles C. Cuneo)
fruits, cigars and tobacco, SE cor Pine and Dupont
Cunto John C. (J. C. Cuneo & Bro.) r. SE cor Pine and
Dupont
Cuneo Joseph, groceries and liquors, NW cor Taylor
and Francisco
Cuneo Joseph, teamster, r. 2217 Mason
Cuneo Louis, carpenter, r. 1518 Howard, rear
Cuneo Louis, cartman, r. 1904 Powell, rear
Cuneo Louis, porter Ghirardelli & Dauzel, r. 311
Broadway
Cuneo Maria, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Cuneo Mary Mrs., r. 416 Fifth
Cuneo Michael, r. 222 Friincisco, rear
Cuneo Michael, clerk, r. 251 '4 Clementina
Cuneo Pablo, laborer, r. 11 Jasper PI
Cuneo Stefano, laborer, r. 706 Montgomery Av
Cuneo Teresa Mrs., r. 612 Broadway
Cunba Manuel, waiter U. S. Restaurant, r. 915 Mont-
gomery
Cuniff Michael, laborer, r. 105)4 Freelon
Cunitl'a Heniard, laborer Mayer & Dalldorf, r. NW
cor Market and Drumm
Cuniffe Mary, widow, r. W s Sansome, bet Filbert and
Greenwich, rear
Cuniflfe Thomas J., cigarmaker, r. W s Sansome, bet
Filbert and Greenwich, rear
Cuniugham Robert D., stationery, 131 Fourth, r. 45
Evtr<tt
CunlilTe Henry, machinist, r. 26 Natoma, rear
Cunliffii John, upholsteriT Augustus H. Roberts, r. 637
Howard
Cuuuair A. E. Miss, dressmaker. 532)^ Bush
Cuunane Peter (Cuiinaiie & Farrill) r. 424 Fulton
Cuunane & Farrell (Peter Cunuane and Michael Far-
rcll) wood and coal, 424 Fulton
Cunneeu Bridget, domestic 434 Hayes
Cunneen John, laborer, r. cor Columbia sod Nine-
teenth
Cuuneen Mary, domestic 8.39 O'Farrell
Cunuiff Kate Miss, seamstress, r. 12 Bryant
Cunniff Patrick, labortr, r. 104 Twenty-fourth
Cunniff Peter, pressman H. 8. Crocker & Co., r. 2006
Mission
Cunniff TLom \8, plumber, r. 161 Perry
Cunuiff William (Oleen & Cunniff) t. 8W cor Potter
and Market
Cunniff William A., bellhanger, r. 1807 Jessie
Cunniffe Michael, laborer Pacific Mail SS., Co.
Cunniff,- Thoiuas, tinsmith Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Cuuiiii;gham A. H. Mrs., widow, r. 1010 Giary
Cunningham Ann, widow, r. 55 Jessie
Cuniiiughiim Ann Mrs., dressmaker, r. 902 Fo!Bom
Cunnint^ham Annie Mrs., r. 1812 Geary
Cunninuh;im .\rthur S., chief clerk delivery dept
Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 1013 Larkin
Cunningham Bernard, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill,
r. Whi^o House Hotel
Cunningham Briilgit. domestic 309 Eddy
Cunuingbam Hrid«et Miss, ironer Standard Shirt Fac
tory, r. IGO Ninth
Cunningham, Cnrtiss & Welcli (J. Cunning-
ham, E. B. Curliss and S. B. Welch) importers
and jobbers, books, stationery, etc., SW cor San-
some and Sacramento
Cunningham Daniel, hostler City RR. r. 6 Cleaveland
Cunningham David, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r.
4 Lawrence PI
Cunningham Delia, domestic 1017 Van Ness Av
Cunningham Elizabeth, widow, dressmaker, r. 349
Grove
Cunningham Ellen, widow, r. 627 Second
Cunningham F., laborer Sea Wall
Cunningham Frank E., r. 2017 Powell
Cunningham Frank J., carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 2019 Taylor
Cunningham George, blacksmith, r. 424 J^ Clementina
Cunningham G. Loring, correspondent Mscondray &
Co., r. 2211 Van Ness Av
Cunningham Harry, fireman tug Favorite, r. Eliza-
beth, bet Castro and Noe
Cunningham Howard F., bookkeeper, r. NE cor Cali-
fornia and Steiner
Cunningham H. P., clerk, r. 710 California
Cunningham Hugh, laborer, r. 23 Clara
Cuuuiugbam J., seaman Pacific Coast SS. Senator
Cunningham James (Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch)
r. Ntw York
Cunningham James, bricklayer, r. 24 Welsh
Cunningham James, laborer, r. 14 Bonita
Cunningham James, mason S. F. Gas Light Co , r.
841 kf Harrison
Cunningham James, miller, r. 321 Clementina
Cunniu»;ham James, produce dealer, r. 8 b Eighteenth,
bet Sherman and Castro
Cunningham James, water tender Pacific Mail 88.
Co., r. 902 Folsom
Cunningham John, r. 1127 Columbia
Cunningham John, r. 1819 Powell
Cunningham John, carpenter, r. 209 Gough
Cunningham John, backman, r. 163 Perry
Cunningham John, hostler David J. Foley, 1812 Pow-
ell
Cunningham John, laborer, r. 1745 Union
Cunningham John, laborer, r. W s Hampshire, bet
Sixteenth and El Dorado
Cunningham John, laborer J. B. Deloche, r. 1332 H
Broadway
Cunningliam John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SW
cor Siena and Louisiana
Cunningham John, laborer Wm Kerr, r. 907 Battery
Cunningham John, machinist 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
357 First, rear
Cunningham John, molder Union Iron Works
Cunningham John, patternmaker Rlsdon I. and L.
Works, r. 4 Lawrence PI
Cunningliam John, seaman, r. 179 Clara
Cunningham John, teamster, r. 3U8 Fremont
Cunningham John, teamster Seattle Coal and Trans-
portation Co., r. 905 Battery
Cunningham John F., clerk stmr Constance, Jackson
St. Wharf
Cunningham John J., copyist County Recorder, r.
424 j< Clementina
Cunningham John L.. engineer Wool Agency Ware-
house, r. 424 Sixth
Cunningham John Q.. seaman, r. 632 Valencia
Cunuinghaiii Josiph, seaman, r. 129 Jackson
Cuunin^^hnm Laurence, bookkeeper Shea, Bocqneraz
A: McKee, r. 025 Grove
Cunningham Lizzie Miss, r, 1511 Steiner
Cunningham M.. carpenter (). & O. SS. Belgic
Cunningham M. Mrs., r. 1900 Mission
Cunningham Mary, widow, r. 2017 Powell
Cunningham Michael, coal passer Pacific Moil 88
Granada
Cunningham Michael, painter,
El Dorado and Sixteenth
Cunningham Michael, wool
Warehouse, r. 431 Minna
Cunningham Michael B., carpenter, 1801 Powell, r.
644 Filbert
Cunningham Michael C. captain stmr Amelia, r. 1713
Hyd.)
Cunningham Michael J., cooper, r. 19 Garden
Cunningham Nelson U., carriagemaker, r. 1230 Mis-
sion
Cunningham Owen, hostler Potrero and B. V. RB., r.
SW cor Butte .and Minnesota
Cunningham Pnrlune, St. Andrew's Soc, 232 Sutter
Cunningham Patrick, carpenter, r. 138 Langton
r. W 6 Hampshire, bet
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Cunningham Patrick, coacbman, r. 210 Mason
Cunniughaui Patrick, laborer, r. 154 Ji Shipley
Cunningham Patrick, laborer, r. 334 Seventh
Cunningham Patrick, laborer, r. 908 SauBome, rear
Cunningham Patrick, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and
Shoe Co., r. S s Twenty-seventh, bet Mission and
Howard
Canniugham Patrick J., shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and
Shoe Co., r. Valencia, bet Twenty-fifth and Twen-
ty-sixth
Cnnuiugham Peter, glasscutter William Hoist, r. NW
cor Eighth andBraunan
Cunningham Peter, second engineer Pacific Coast SS.
Santa Cruz, r. cor Jersey and Noe
Cunningham Peter, polisher Weuzel, Botbschild &
Hadenfeldt, r . 305 Davis
Cunningham Philip J., clerk Cope & Boyd, r. 55 Jes-
sie
Cunningham R. F., surveyor, r. 706 California
Cunningham Robert, bootfitter Williams Bros., r. 428
Dupont
Cnnningham Robert B., merchant, r. 1503 Washington
Cunningham S., engineer Joshua Hendy, r. 158
Perry
Cunningham Simon D., collector, r. 1325 Clay
Cunningham Stephen J., salesman Stauge & Hink, r.
707 Hyde
Cunningham T., seaman Pacific Coast SS. Santa
Cruz
Cunningham T. A., jiroptr HaywarJ Express, 106 Dav-
is, r. Haywards, Alameda Co.
Cunningham Thomas, bagmaker Neville k Co., r. 515
Pine
Cunningham Thomas, clerk John J. Law, r. 370 Clem.
Cunningham Thomas, collector, r. 424 J<i Clementina
Cunningham Thomas, hackman, r. 383 Dolores
Cunningham Thomas, laborer, r. 818 Davis
Cunningham Thomas H., wines and liquors, 301
Kearny, r. 305 Kearny
Cunningham Thomas J., shoemaker, r. E s Valen-
cia, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Cunningham Thomas S., clerk, r. 322 Guerrero
Cunningham Thomas W. (S. McHenry & Co.) r. 1927
Geary
Cunningham T. M. Rev, clergyman, r. 1037 Mission
Cunningham William, harness cleaner A. Waters, r.
909 Post
Cunningham William, longshoreman, r. 625 Davis
Cannincham William, secretary Safe Deposit
Co. of San i'raucisco, SE cor California and Mont-
gomery, r. 1010 Geai y
Cunningham William E , wireworker, r. 163 Perry
Canniiig'tiam William R,, secretary Upper
San Joaquin Irrigating Canal Co., and Fresno
Land Co., 402 Kearny, r. 2426 Fillmore
Cunningham WiLiam U., salesman Marcus C. Hawley
& Co., r. 2019 Broadway
Cunningham W. L., carriagemaker ZinaH. Cunning-
ham, r. NW cor Twenty-fourth and Sbotwell
Cunningham Zina H., carriagemaker, NW cor
Twenty-fourth and Shotwell
Cunningham & Co. (R. B. Cunningham and J. J.
Applegate) commission merchants, insurance,
lire and marine, merchandise and real-estate
brokers, 320 Sansome, room 27
Cnnningliam's Warehouse, NW cor Green and
Front
Cunogorato Ilia, fruits and vegetables, 1819 Union
Cupid Samuel, shoemaker Henry Pauson, r. 318 Pacific
Cupples Samuel & Co. (of St. Louis) C. H. Blachford
agent, 123 California, room 15
Curbo J., cigarmaker, r. 321 Pacific
Curdy Henry, driver N. B. and Mission RR. r. 176
Laguna
Curdy Michael J., special policeman, r. SE corPaeiflc
and Fillmore
Cureton James E., r. International Hotel
Curl Alfred, basketmaker Victor Navlet, r. California
Hotel
Curlan Lizzie Mrs., r. 525 Oak
Cuilett James, r. 912 Pierce
Curlett William (Curlett & Eisen) r. 912 Pierce
Curlett Si Eisen (W illiam Curleit and Theodore
A. Eisen) architects, 330 Pine, rooms 22 and 23
Curley Andrew, agent Albion Brewery, r. 467 Tehama
Curley Catharine, wiiiow, r. 519 Shotwell
Curley Cornelius, expressman, NW cor Montgomery
and Post, r. 1316 Harrison
Curley Daniel, laborer, r. 1314 Polk
Curley Daniel, laborer, r. 2752 Bush
Curley Elizabeth, dressmaker, r. 110 Virginia
Curley Hugh, bricklayer, r. 1115 York
Curley James, r. 456 Minna, rear
Curley James, liquor saloon, NW cor Valencia and
Twenty-sixth
Curley J. H. & Co. (John H. Curley) merchant tailors,
32 Montgomery
Curley John (Curley & Hughes) r. cor Potrero Av and
Twenty-second
Curley John, contractor, r. 705 Hayes
Curley John, laborer, r. 93 Coltou
Curley John, teamster Charles R. Allen, r. 420 Shipley
Curley John H. (J. H. Curley & Co.) r. 955J4 Harrison
Curiey Kate, domestic 834 f ost
Curley Lawrence, car inspector Central Pac. RR., r.
24 Freelon
Curley M., hostler N. B. and Mission RR.
Curley Maggie, domestic 1320 Geary
Curley Martin J., dairyman W. Curley, r. SE cor Fil-
bert and Baker
Curley Mary Miss, tailoress William Hand, r. 225
Austin
Curley Mary Mrs., laundress Chamberlain House, 600
Bush
Cnrley Mary A. Miss, underwear and dressmaking,
1100 Stockton
Curley Matthew, fireman Pacific Mail SS. China
Curlej' Michael, laborer, r. 225 Austin
Curley Michael, trackman Sutier St. RR.
Curlej Ne.i;e Miss, artist, r. 143 Third
Curlev Newton, driver Central RR., r. W s Fillmore,
bet Turk and Eddy
Curley Patrick, driver Omnibus RR., r. 215 Tehama
Curley Patrick, horseshoer Patrick Toner, r._1316 Har-
rison, rear
Curley Patrick, laborer, r. 218 Wiiiow Av
Curley Patrick, longshoreman, r. 24 Freelon
Curley Patrick, liquor saloon N s Bryant, bet First
and Beale
Curley Patrick, plasterer, r. 2752 Bush
Curley Thomas (Foley & Curley) r. 13 Everett
Curley Thomas, carpenter Superintendent of Streets
Curley Thomas, laborer, r. 1008 Buchanan
Curley Thomas P., packer Folger, Schilling 4 Co., r.
519 Shotwell
Curley Thomas P., milkman William Curley, r. SE
Filbert and Baker
Curley W., first assistant engineer stmr Senator,
Broadway Wliart
Curley William, dairy, SE cor Filbert and Baker
Curley AVilliam, gardener David Neely, r. 519 Shotwell
Curley William, porter A. Baumgarten & Co., r. SE
cor Langton and Harrison
Curley & Hughes (John Curley and John F. Hughes)
groceries and liquors, NW cor Alabama and
Twenty-third
Curling S. E., master bark Victor, V-lleJoSt Wharf
Curn John, laborer, r. 306 Fremont
Curnaga George, machinist, r. 422 Fremont
Curuan Patrick, laborer, r. .545 Howard, rear
I Curner Denis, r. 8 Brenham PI
j Curragh John M., pharmacist, 413 Bush
I Curran Bernard, cuttir T. Lancaster & Co., r. 1304 Pine
I Curran Bernard, liquor saloon, NWcor Clara Lane and
Berrv
Curran Catherine Mrs., nurse, r. SW cor Union and
Pier, e
Curran Charles P., salesman Martin J. Flavin, r. 1304
Pine
Curran Daniel, laborer Bay District Fair Grounds, r.
S s Point Lobos Av, bet Masonic Av and Wood
Curran Daniel, whitener, r. 807 Kearny
Curran Dennis, cook What Cheer House Restaurant,
5:^1 Sacramento
Curran Uu^fh, proptr F.ankliu Hotel, 321 Pacific
Curran James, hostUr S. Nathan, r. 726 Union
Ciirran James, laborer Patrick Mooney
Curran James, longshoreman, r 13 Frederick
Curran James, teamster, r. 661 Natoma
Curran J. F., r. 740 Folsom
Curran John, boilermaker Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Curran John, groceries and liquors, wood and coal,
SE cor Sixteenth and Guerrero, and SW cor
Twenty-fourth and Chattanooga
Curran John, laborer, r. 351 Fir-t
Curran .Tolin, laborer Superiutendent of Streeta
Curran John, student Par. Business College, r. 311
Stockton
Curran John, superintendent Fire Alarm and Police
Telegraph, Brenham PI, nr Clay, r. 504 Ellis
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Cnrran John, teamster, r.NE cor Sansome aud Bdwy.
CurraD John J., policeman City Hall, r. 1155 Fi^lsom
Curran J. R., clerk, r. Russ Hnuse
Curran J. W., manager S. Mosgrove k Brother, r. 351
First
Curran Lawr' nee. porter O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.. r.
122 Ivy Av
Cnrran Mary, rlomes^ic 1.514 Larkln
CuiTan Mary K., physician, office and r. 22 Geary
Curran Michael, bakery, 717 Brannan
Curran Michael, lalx>rer, r. 33 Hinckley
Curran Michael, lab( rer Hancock & Kelso, r. KW cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
Curran Michael, lodgings, 2 Washington
Curran N<irah, widow, r. 410 Grove
Curran Patrick, carpeuter, NE cor Howard and Sec-
ond, r. 2(i Tehama
Curran Patrick, engineer SS. Newport, r. Oakland
Curran Patrick, e.\trjiman Hook and Ladder No. 3, S.
F. F. B.. S 8 Market, bet Ttnth and Eleventh
Curran Patrick, farmer, r. NW cor Polk and Fell
Curran Patrick, laborer, r. 33 Eddy
Curran Patrick, wfighcr Bowes & Sullivan, r. 32 Sec.
Curran Patrick H., night clerk Franklin Hotel, r. 3
Valencia
Cnrran Patrick Ii., wines and liquors, NW cor
Fourth and Berry
Curran Rose, domestic 1018 Bush
Curran Samuel, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrcro
Works
Curran Thomas, r. 15 Gilbert
Curran Thomas, boilermaker Pacific Mail SS. Co., r.
26 Tehama
Curran Thomas, boxmaker Cnion Box Factory, r. 410
Grove
Curran Thomas, fruit and produce, 18 and 23 New
Metropolitan Market, r. 617 Mission
Curran Thomas, machinist, r. Seventeenth Av, bet
Q and K. South S. F.
Curran Timothy, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. W 8 Church, bet Jer.'sey and Twenty-fifth
Curran William, laborer, r. 10 Selina PI
Cunen J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Curren Joseph, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
r. E 8 I)e Haro, bet Center and El Dorado
Curren William A., helper Herrmann Granz, r. E s
Gilbert, bet Bryant and Brannan
Curren William G., ro;>per, r. E 6 De Haio, bet Cen-
ter and El Dorado
Curren. See CuiTau
Currey John, att 'rney at law, 504 Keamv, r. Palace
Hotel
Currie A. L. * Co. (A. L. Currie and Mrs. R. O. Cur-
ried stationery and varieties, S14 Pcst
Currie Arthur L. (A. L. Currit- /« Co.) r. 514 Post
Currie Donald, carpenter, r. 116 Borland
Currie Frank P.. engineer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 6
Sheridan, rear
Currie James, asphaltum worker, r. 652 Market
Currie John, hostler City UR. r. 15 Ridley
Currie John B., restaurant and liquor saloon, 156
Str:uart
Currie Josiph S,, assayer, r. 1832 Market
Currie R. O. Mrs. (A. L. Currie & Co.) r. 514 Post
Currie Uobert Mrs., widow, r. 6 Sheridan, rear
Currie Robert, carpenter, r. 623 Locust .\v
Currie Thnmas, driver United Carriage Co., r. 17
Hubbiird
Currie Thomas, labonr Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Currie. See Currey, Curry and McCurry
Curri.r Amr)8. pictures, frames, artistx materials, en-
gravings and paintings. lO-t Dupont, r. N s Six-
teenth, bet Sanchez and Noe
Cu.rii r Benjamin F., extraman Engine No. 6, S. F. F.
P.. r. 311 Sixtli
Currier Charles H., pump and blockmaker, 28 Mar-
ket, r. H16 Grove
Currl r Gi'or.;e F., r. 37 Valparaiso
Currier .lames P. (fa-lson .^ Currier) 569 Market
Currier John B., r. 37 Valparaiso
Currier John M.. workman U. S. Mint, r. 110 Eight-
eenth
Currier Joseph H., dravman Crane & Brigham, r. 2012
Taylor
Currii r Louis A., mate ship Castine, Vallejo St.
Wharf
Currier Maggie H. Mi.«s. asRistant Broadway Gram-
mar Sihnol. r. 2012 Taylor
fttrrier Milton L., s-ilenman Amos Currier, r. N b Six-
teenth, bet Sanchez and Noe
Currier Wallace O., law student Marcus Rosenthal, r.
N s Sixteenth, bet Sanchez and Noe
Currier Willis J., agent Bufi"alo Grape Sugar Co.
205 Front, r. 1222 Pine
Currington Joseph, laborer, r. 43 Minna
Currins James, waiter Palace Hotel
Curris Robert, seam, n schr Caroline Dixon, Eureka
Dock
Curry Allen B.. bookkeeper, r. 216 Stockton
Curry Charles, trader, r. 3M Clementina
Curry Daniel, painter, r. 237 Fell
Curry Edward J., cutter J. H. Tobin, r. 20 Metcalf PI
Curry Eliza Mies, lodgings. 90i Twentieth
Curry Frances I., widow, r. 513 Folsom
Curr.v Frank J., clerk Hutchinson & Mann, r. 513 Fol.
Curry Harrison, j.mitor Morning Call. r. 1212 Bdwy
Curry Henry, tanner, r. N s Twenty-seventh, bet Ber-
nal and Folsom
Curry Hugh, laborer, r. McLelland, N of Cortland Av
Curry J., bellmim Occidental Hot«l
Curry Jane Miss, boxmaker Wempe Brothers, r.l4 Oak
Grove Av
Curry John, r. 322 Fremont
Curry John (N. Curry & Brother) r. 4.50 Bryant
Curry John, assistiint bookkeeper John Taylor & Co.,
r. 334 Clementina
Curry John, bartender, r. S s Bmsnan, nr Guerrero
Curry John, conductor Sutter St. BK., r. 1612 Bu-
chanan
Curry John, painter Moulton & Kdmondson, r. 220
Brannan
Curry Kate, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Curry Luke P., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 278
Minna
CuiTy Maggie E. Miss, assistant Silver St. Primary
School, r. 278 Minna
Curry Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 14 Oak Grove Av
Curry Mary, widow. ntK'se. r. 240 Fifth
Curry Michael, labonr, r. 81 Natoma
Currj- Michael, real-estate r. N s Twenty-seventh, bet
Bernaland Folsom
Curry N. & Brother (Nathaniel and John) guns,
pistols, and sporiing materials, 113 Sansome
Curry Nathaiiel (N. Cuny & Brother) r. 2418 Howard
Curry Patrick, driver Omnibus RR.
Curry Patrick, laborer r. 1.598 Bu.sh
Curry Patrick, real estate, r. 278 Minna
Curry Koger, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 14
Bonita
Curry Sarah, domestic 1912 Stevenson
Curry S. F., elevatorman Palace Hotel, r. 1007 Powell
Curry Thomas, laborer, r. 4 Freelon
Curry William, r. 334 Clementina
Curry William, hostler St. Lawrence Stable, r. 423 Bush
Currv William H., insurance broker, r. 14 Oak Grove
Av
Curry. See Currey and Currie
Cursen Richnrd. seaman, r. 1(117 Battery
Cur.<en Williiim, Beainaii, r. 1017 Battery
Curtaz Beiijumin, pianos, 2U O'Furrell, r. 5 Bag-
ley PI
Curtin C, importer, and wholesale and ret.iil dry-
goods, 911 and 913 Market, r. 318 EJlis
Curtin Daniel, peddler, r. N s Twenty-fourth, bet
Castro and N<>e
(Curtin David, clerk, r. W s Scott, nr Cortland Av,
B. H.
Curtin Deborah, widow, r. W s Scott, nr Cortland Av,
B. H.
Curtin Edward H., conductor Omnibus RR., r. 657
Howard
Curtin James, groceries and liquors, 48U Jesnie
C\irtin James, pointer, r. 1336 Pacific
Ciirtiu Jane, domestic 2918 Folsom
Curtin John, delivery clerk C. Curtin, r. 959 Market
Curtin John, proptr Fulton House. 112 Steuart
Curtiu Joseph, bellman Cosmopolitan Hotel
Curtin Kate Miss, r. 21 Taylor
Curtin Lizzie, domestic The Baldwin
Curtin Michael, r. N s Twenty-fourth, bet Noe and
Castro
Curtin Michael, trader, r. 9 Laskie
Curtiu Michael J., peddler, r. 1317 Mission
. urtin Owen, exprcssinan, Oakhind Ferry, r. 8W cor
Eleventh and Bryant
Curtin Thomas, exp -essman, Oakland Ferry, r. SW
cor Eleventh and Hrvant
Curtin Thomas, painter E. H. Gadsby. r. 1336 Pacific
Curtin T. Melton, salesman Keane Brothers, r. 1429
Polk
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Curtis A., r. 732 Wasliington
Curtis Annie, domestic 718 Ellis
Curtis Charles, helper Pacific Iron Works, r. 9 Na-
toma
Curtis Charles, laborer Muehe & Duggan, r. 340
Minna
Curtis Charles, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Curtis Charles, pantryman Dclmonico Restaurant, r.
6'iO Sutter
Curtis Charles F., master mariner, r. 612 Taylor
Curtis Christophers., letter carrier Post Office, r. 1103
Powt-11
Curtis Consolidated Mining Co. (Gold Hill,
Kev.) William Goodyfar secretary, 41!) California
Cards, Dixon & Co. (John W. Curtis and George
W. Dixon) cigar manufuctiirtrs. 309-313 Clay
Curtis Edward, sampler Balfour, Guthrie & Co.
Curtis Edward B., watchman Pope & Talbot, r. 777
Harrison
Curtis Edwin Emmet, joutnalistS. F. Chronicle, r.
435 Bush
CurUs E. H. Mrs., dressmalspr, 10 Stoctton
Curtis Elizabeth H., widow, r. 2526 California
Curtis F. J., salesman O. Lawton & Co., r. 110 Hyde
Curtis F ank, r. 331 Kearny
Curtis Frank, clerk, r. 2'J22 Vallejo
Curtis Frank W., with DoDohoe, Keliy & Co., r. 301
Jones
Curtis George W., policeman City Hall, r. 1209M
Mission
Curtis G W. Mrs., teacher music, r. 1209!^ Mission
Curtis Harriet, laundre^■e, r. 17 Pinckney PI
Curtis Henry, laborer, r. 1425 Hyde
Curtis J. A. Mrs,, r. 513 Jones
Curtis James, druggist, r. 132 Twenty-sixth
Curtis James, packer Cal. Cracker Co., r. N s Broad-
way, bet Dupont and Stockton
Curtis James M., sawfiler Union Box Factory, r.
Oakland
Curtis James M., gauger, and wine and spirit broker,
123 California, r. 533 Capp
Curtis, Jarden & Co. (J. F. D. Curtis and Robert
Jarden) job printers, 520 California
Curtis Jean, laborer, r. 17 Pinckney PI
Curtis Jeremiah, tailor, 304 Jackson
Curtis Johanna F. Miss, assistant Market St. Primary
School, r. 2302 Folsom
Curtis J. Frank D. (Curtis, Jarden & Co.) r. 2222
Vallejo
Curtis John (John Curtis & Son) r. 403 Clementina
Curtis John, ba;btr, 1164 Market, r. 464 Minna
Curtis John & Son (John and Lawrmce Curtis)
butchers and fishpackers, 232 Fifth and 370
Natoma
Curtis John B., manager Woodworth, Schell k Co., r.
1507 Clay
Curtis John W. (Curtis, Dixon .fe Co.) r. 16 Oak
Curtis Jonathan, salesman Payot, Upham & Co., r.
2222 Vallejo
Curtis Joseph P., bootfitter Kullman, Salz & Co., r.
1308 Larkin
Curtis J. R., Ship and Steamboat Joiners' Assn, Dash-
awi:y Hall
Curtis L., driver United Carriage Co., r. cor Bush
and Polk
Curtis Lawrence (John Curtis i Son) r. 403 Clem.
Curtis L. H. Mrs., r. 123 Powell
Curtis Louise, widow, r. 2222 Vallejo
Curt's M. A. Mrs., manuf Herb Ointment, r. 717
Treat Av
Curtis Michael, r. 1027 Harrison
Curtis Moses T.,cart)enter John Hammond, r. 762 Fol.
Curtis P. ter M.. 6t\ident, r. 412 Folsom
Curtis liichnrd, tannery, E s San Bruno Real, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, r. 2302 Fol-
som
Curtis Thomas, coremaker Union Iron Works, r. 304
Jackson
Curtis Thomas, porter, r. 641 Nati>ma
Curtis Thomas M.. delivery clerk E. V. Hathaway, r.
717 Treat Av
Curtis T. Rjan. bookkeeper Held & Co.. r. 717 Treat
Av
Curtis Walter S., r. 709 Harrison
Curtis Warren P., commission merchant, r. 3 Pearl
Curtis William, messman Pacific C'.iast SS. Ancon
Cujtis William B.. clerk freight dept Central Pac.
RR., r. Fruit Vale
Curtis William J., laborer Moeller & Grauffel, r. 609
Jackson
Curtis William R., conductor Geary St. P. and O.
RR.. r. 316 Fourth
Curtis W. R., clerk Pacific Coast SS. Senator
Curtiss Cornelius, broker, 427 Montgomery, r. Rusa
House
Curtiss C. S., mining secretary, 203 Bush, r. Oak-
land
Curtiss Edwin B. (Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch) r.
SE cor Polk and O'P'arrell
Curtiss Samuel S.. collector Wheeler & Wilson
Manuf. Co., r. 729 Geary
Curto Francisco M., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415 M Drumm
Cr.rtoys William J., laborer, r. 3 Caroline PI
Curtoys William J. A., laborer D. Allman & Co., r. 15
Scf'tt PI
Cu'.ts Henry, drayman, r. 137 Dolores
Cusack Patrick, carpenter, r. N s Washington, bet
Fillmore and Sieiuer
Cusack Thomas, calker, r. 2617 Harrison
Cusack Thomas, grocereies and liquors, SW cor Bran-
nan and Clinton
Cusack William, stevedore, r. 335 Beale
Cusack. See Cusick
Cush Frederick, dogtrainer, r. nr San Mignel Station
Cusheon Edward W. D,. bookkeeper, r. 824 Bush
Cusheon J. D. Mrs., widow, r. 824 Bush
Gushing Benjamin, calker, r. 61.5 J<i Natoma
Gushing C. B., special agent Equitable Life Assur-
ance Soc, r. 809 Hyde
Gushing Charles A., salesman, r. 2416 Pacific Av
Cusljiug Charles D.. clerk Falkner, Bell & Cq., r.
Palace Hotel
Cnshiiij; Cliarles A., secretary State Invest-
ment and Insurance Co., 218 and 220 Sansome, r.
San Leandro
Gushing Edwiird, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.,
Potrero Works
Gushing Ellen Miss, assistant Tyler St. Primary
School, r. 1.524 Tyler
Gushing El. en Mrs., fancy goods, 310 Third
Gushing G., r. 36 Clay
Gushing John, longshoreman, r. E b Billings PI, nr
Filbert
Gushing Martin, laborer, r. New Washington Hotel
Gushing Nathaniel, engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 1510
Polk
Gushing Robert, r. 341 Fifth
Cashing Samael T., captain U. 8. A., Purchas-
ing and Depot Commissary Subsistence, office 36
New Montgomery, r. 7 Glen Park Av
Cashman Cliarles D., apent West Coast Furni-
ture Co., SW cor Second and Market, r. 1829 How-
ard
Cushman John, driver City RR.. r. 1331 Minna
Cushiiian John, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Cushman R.. laiiorer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Cu-hnian W. H., student Ueald's Business College
Cushman William, Ship Calkers' Assn., Barra's Hall
Cusick Ellen Mrs., market, 1713 Jones
Cusick James, clerk Public Pound, N 6 California,
bet Walnut and Laurel
Cusick James, foreman J. H. Swain, r. 1 Grant PI
Cusick James, yardman Dim -muir, Diggle & Co., r.
155 Clara
Cusick James E., plumber, r. 924 Mission
Cusick John, carpenter Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 447 Na-
toma, rear
Cusick John, teamster John Moore, r. Oakland
Cusick Michael, boilermaker, r. 30". Minna
Cusick Patrick F., r. 671k' Clementina
Cusick Thomas P., de. k North British and Mercantile
Insur nee Co., r. 417 Folsom
Cusi<'k William M., stevedore, r. 542 Bryant
Cusick. See Cusack
Cusker Ellen, domestic 822 Broadway
Gust Maude Miss, dressmakei-. 144 Fifth
Custel Alexis 0., seaman, r. 190'! Polk
Cu-^tel Oscar, seaman, r. V.Mti Polk
Custer William, oyst. Tuaan. r. 4(.'3 Third
Custner H.. pantryman Johns n .V Shay
Custodio Escolustodio R., porter David E. Dunn, r. 6
Hinckley PI
Custom House Block. SE cor Sinsome and Sacramento
Custom House V. S., NW cor Washington and
Battery
Cuthbert George, porter land office Central Pac. RR.,
r. NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Cuthbert J. D., salesman W.& J. Sloane, r. Alameda
Cuthbert John, shipcarpenter, r. 1605 Montgomery
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Cuthbert John W., clerk A. W. Blow & Co., r. 1505
Montgomery
Cuthbert Thomas W., bookbinder Bartling k Elm-
ball, r. 1505 Montgomery
Cuthbert William W., foreman Donald Bruce, r. 1505
Montgomery
Cuthbertson James, clerk, r. Gold- n Grate Hotel
Cuthbertson James W., tinsmith L. Leisse, r. 74
Fourth
Cuthbertson Walter J., architect John A. Bemer, r.
Oakland
Cutiar Roger, dentist, 715 Clay. r. 638 Folsom
Cutler Abraham \V., tinsmith JamosDe La Montanya,
r. Oakland
Cufler Acors S., engineer, r. 426 Grove
Cutler Alfred D., with Cutting Packing Co., r. 507
Powell
Cutler Arthur T,, salesman C. T. Raynolds & Co., r.
611 Hyde
Cutler C, agent, r. 11 Eddy
Cutler Charles, furniture finisher, r. 812 Jessie, rear
Cutler Charles W., bookkeeper Willcox & Gibbs Sew-
ing Machine Co., r. 1017 Turk
Cutler Elijah B., r. 1737 Broadway
Cutler George H., bookkeeper, r. S s Ridley, bet Va-
lencia and Guerr.TO
Cutler Gustave F., printer, r. 36 J^ Fifth Av
Cutsinger S. & Co. (of Edingburg.Ind.jmanufs starch,
W. J. Houston & Co. agents, 2U5 Front
Cutten Edward L. (B. M. Atchinson & Co.) r. 709
Hyde
Cutter Aaron, master mariner, r. 636 Post
Cutter Albert, hostler J. F. McDonald & Co., 11 Webb
Cutter Amos, boatman, r. Merrimac St. Wharf
Cutter Ben. B. Mrs., widow, r. ."iOO Vjin Ness Av
Cutter Charles E., bookkeeper James H. Cutter & Co.,
r. 1226 Bush
Cutter Daniel (Cutter & Co.) r. 845 Harrison
Cut.'er Edward B., cashier G. W. McNear, r. 1226
Bush
Cutter F. I., lettercarrier Post Office, r. 732 Union
Cutter George H., clerk, r. 108 Ridley
Cutter Horace F., capitalist, 523 Montgomery, r.
Union Club
Cutter James, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 762
Brannan
Cutter James, painter C. H. Sykes, r. 14 Cleaveland
Cutter James H. (James H. Cutter & Co.) r. 1611
Polk
Cutter James H. & Co. (James H. Cutter) general com-
mission merchants, 8E cor Clay and Davis
Cutter Jane A., widow, r. I'r26 Bush
Cutter M., r. 36 Clay
Cutter Hichard, milk ranch. Eighth Av, bet C and D,
Hunter's Point, South S. F.
Cutter Timotliy, hostler, r. 413 Stevenson
Cutter & Co. (Daniel Cutter and John P. Robertson)
teamsters, 304 Davis
Cutter. See Kutfer and Cotter
Cutting Ciilvin W., engineer Southern Pac. RR., r. 521
Vali'nria
Cutting Eugene A., driver S. F. Laundry As^n, r. W s
San Jose Av, bet Twenty-filth and Twenty-sixth
Cutting Francis, vice-president Cutting Packing Co.,
r. Palace Hotel
Cutting J. E.. oil operator, and veneer manuf, r. 521
Valencia
Cutting John T.(John T. Cuttinar* Co.) r. 130 Tyler
Cnttiiifir John T. afc C«>. (John T. Cutting) im-
porters, and commission merchants, and agents
Falk's Milwaukee Beer. 407 Front
Cutting Lewis, machinist Cutting Packing Co., r. 332
Bryant
Cattiiin; Packing Co., Sidney M. Smith presi-
dent, manufs hermetically sealed goods, 17-41
Main
Cuvell William, expressman, r. 122 Shipley
Cuvellier Bernard C, coal inspector Q.iuriermaster's
Dept., U. S. A., r. 1608 Van Ness Av
Cuvellier P. C. Mrs., widow, r. 1608 Van Ness Av
Cuzner James E., woodturner George M.Wetherl>ee, r.
615 EighteeBth
Cj'cIopN Eiiffiiie and Machine Works, Tait
«: Haiuque proptrs. 115 and 117 Beale
Cylpowskl August, captain schr No. 7, r. 119 Fran-
cisco
Czaikowski B., tailor Abraham Lachman, r. 810 Mont-
gomery
Czapkay L. J., physician, office and r. 127 Montgem-
ery
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D'AuiOAB Antonio, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 H Drumm
D'Almeida Jose F., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415^ Drumm
D'Ancona Abraham, student, r. 717 O'Farrell
D'Ancona Alexander D., assistant Eighth St. Grammar
School, r. 717 O'Farrell
D'Ancona David A., salesman H. Liebes & Co.,r. 717
O'Farrell
D'Andrade Antonio D., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415 J4 Drumm
D'Arcy Alice M. Miss, assistant Washington Gram-
mar School, r. 5 Torrens Court
D'Arcy Ann Mrs., boarding, 133 Folsom
D'Arcy Cornelius, teamster Collins & Tuttle,r. 4 Bry-
ant Av
D'Arcy George H., fruits, r. 2434 Mission
D'Arcy George W., bookkeeper Alexander Summer-
field, r. 103 Perry
D'Arcy Hannah, domestic 1816 Steiner .
D'Arcy James, plasterer, r. 108 Fell
D'Arcy James Joseph, harnessmaker, r. 108 Fell
D'Arcy John, attorney at law, 214 Sansome, rooms
15-17, r. 1( 3 Perry
D'Arcy John, clerk 'Phomas Curran, r. 108 Fell
D'Arcy John, janitor Dashaway Hall, r. 139 Post
D'Arcy Richard S., tapper Spring Valley Water
Works, r. W 8 Cook, nr Point Lobos Av
D'Arcy Thomas W., carpenter, r. S s Waller, bet
Bucliauau and Webster
D'Arcy William, plasterer, r. 108 Fell
D'Arcy William, shipcarpenter, r. 541 Second
D'Arcy. See Darkey , Darcy, De Arce, and De Arcy
D'Avila Antonio T., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Aasn,
415}^ Drumm
D'Avila Manoel A., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415!^ Drumm
D'Azevedo Manoel H.. Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
As.sn, 415}^ Drumm
D'Elom Alexander, picture-framemaker, r. 566 Stev.
D'Erlach Arnold, mechanical engineer and drafts-
man, 135 Main, r. 1109 Twentieth
D'Evers Arthur, clerk Folger, Schilling & Co., r. 225
Ellis
D'Halluvin Camille W., widow, teacher languages, r.
1005 Powell
D'Halluvin Charles, r. 1005 Powell
D'Noiiri Giovanni (Demartini k D'Noari) r. cor
Stockton and Greenwich
D'Oliveira Jose J., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 !<j Drumm
D'Oliveira Manoel, Portugue.se Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 5^ Drumm
D'Or Cwsar, chief cook Grand Hotel
D'Oyly Nigel, stockbroker, 317 Montgomery, r. Oak-
land
DaCies John, reporter California Demokrat, 538 Cal.
Dabcovich John, clerk Demetrio Franckiades, r. 368
Jessie
Dabelich G., Austrian Military and Benev. Assn, 310
O'Farrell
Dabelstein Henry, cigarmaker Ernst Gaffke, r. 257
Stevenson
Dable William, carpenter, r. 413 Clementina
Dabot Augu.^te, tripeuian Artigues Canning Co., r.
cor Railrond and Fifth Avs, South S. F.
Dabovich Charles, laborer L. G. Sresovich b Co., r.
318 Davis
Dabovich Michael, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Dabovich Nicholas, wholesale fruits, 207 Washington
r. 133 Chestnut
Dabovich Stephen, bartender, r. 1024 Stockton
Dacey Daniel, siaman Pacific Coast SS. Ancou
Dacey Patrick C, sawyer, r. 22 Everett
Daclin Charles (Mangeot & Daclin) r. 1032 Clay
Daclin Kmile, blacksmith Mangeot k Daclin, r. 1032
Clay
Daclin Sophia Miss, r. 1032 Clay
Daclin Eugene, blacksmith Peter Okerlund, r. 638
Mission
Daci-y Matthew, laborer 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Dadani Fiore, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Dadani Rosa, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Dado Faustino, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Dady Robert, laborer, r. 41 Qulnn
Dady. See Deady
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Lumber in the Market. N. E. cor. Mission and Spear Sts.
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Daegener Willism, r. 922 Powell
Dafeldecker Charles, foreman Albert Washburn, r,
911 Folsom
Daffleld D., musician, r. Overland House
Dager Joseph, capitalist, r. 150tj>4 Jones, rear
Dager Michael, laborer M. Deutsch, r. 250 Minna
Dagger C. T. Mrs., r. 1018 Market
Daggett Emilie B., widow, r. 2326 Folsom
Daggett William, shoemaker S. W.Levy, r. 2207 Jklis-
sion
Dagglion John, seaman, r. 1 Commercial
Dagnall James, miner, r. 418 Seventh
Dagney Agnes, domestic 1812 Jackson
Dagnino Laura Miss, teacher music, r. 811 Vallejo
Dagnino Maria, widow, r. 811 Vallejo
Dagnino Paolo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Dagos Louis, cook Walter Jackson, r. Pacittc, ni Mont-
gomery Av
Dahl B. F., mining secretary, lll;!-^ Leidesdorff. r. 208
Eddy
Dahl Charles, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Dahl Christopher (Dahl & Co.) r. 1000 Pacific
Dahl Henry, butcher, 216 Second
Dahl Henry, laborer, r. S s Twenty-first, bet Folsom
and Treat Av
Dahl John, carpenter, r. 9 Pacific
Dahl Kichard, coachman Charles Goodall, SE cor
McAllister and Perkins
Dahl Theodore, sailmaker Neville k Co., r. 5073<>
Leavenworth, rear
Dahl cS( Co. (Christopher Dahl & Paul P. Dalby)
groceries and liquors, NW cor Mason and Pacific
Dahle Charles, driver F. L. Such& Co., r.W s Douglass,
bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Dahler Heinrich, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Dahler Henry M. G., captain schooner Lizzie Mar-
shall, r. NE cor Market and Noe
Dahlmann Charles, r. 421 Van Ness Av
Dahlmann Julius, merchant. 124 Sansome, r. 421 Van
Ness Av
Dahlmann Nathan, salesman, r. 1014 Stockton
Dahlof Herman, seaman, r. 1 Commercial
Dahlquist O. P., liquor saloon, 433 Bush
Dahlton Oliver, carpenter Thompson Brothers, r. 317
Harrison
Dahlziel Duncan, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Dahm Charles, astrologer, 758 Howard
Dahmke Frederick, groceries and liquors, SEcor Ber-
ry and Ritch
Dahn Arthur, printer, r. 1426 Mason
Dahn Charles, stevedore, r. 37 Pacific
Dahnhard Herman, porter Haas Brothers, r. 542
Howard
Dahse Theodore, laborer Seattle Coal and Transporta-
tion Co., r. 24 Minna
Daignan Thomas, laborer, r. 1929 Howard '
Daigneau Edouard, laundry, 418 Stevenson
Daigneau Frank, agent Chicago and Northwestern RR. ,
2 New Montgomery, r. 117 Natoma
Dailey , longshoreman Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Dailey Alice, domestic 1028 Clay
Dailey John, coachman J. B. Haggin, 1250 Taylor
Dailey John, laborer Union Box Factory
Dailey John T., plumber and gasfitter, 1038 Folsom, r.
230 Langton, rear
Dailey Mary, widow, r. 1220 Powell
Dailey Owen, fireman Southern Pac. RR., r. 212 Six-
teenth
Dailey P. H., laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.
Dailey Thomas V., pressman Henry Harmon, r. 230
Langton, rear
Dailey Timothy, hotel runner, r. 1010 Montgomery
Dailey Wilbur F., contractor, lllj^ Leidesdorfif, r.
Oakland
Daily B., hostler Omnibus RR. Co.
Daily Daniel, laborer Louis Sloss & Go's Warehouse,
r. 7}<s Liberty
Daily Daniel, roofer Henry G. Fiske, r. 315 Minna
Daily Exchange The, The Daily Exchange Pub-
lishing Co. publishers and proptrs, oflSce 306
Montgomery, editorial and composing rooms, 19
Belden PI
Daily Exchange Publishing Co. (The) Thomas
■ H. Lawler busiuess manager, John J. Hanigan
secretary, 300 Montgomery
Daily George, seaman Pacific Coast SS. State of Cali-
fornia
Daily Hotel Gazette, William P. Harrison editor and
proptr, 518 Sacramento
Daily John, laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.
Daily John, liquor saloon, 134 Hayes
Daily John, waiter American Exchange Hotel
Daily P.. laborer Omnibus RR. Co.
Daily Produce Report, G. W. Burto i publisher,
405 Front
j Daily Stock Report (Stock Report Publishing
Co.) S. F. Stock Exchange Building and 222 Mont.
i Dally Thomas, deckhand stmr City of Stockton, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
I Daily William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
! Daily William, porter Davis & Cowell, r. 30 Rauscb
Daily. See Dailey, Daley and Daly
Dain Thomas, advertising solicitor, r. 402 Kearny
Daingerfield M. E. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1220
Folsom
Daingerfield William P. , presiding judge Su-
perior Court, Department No. 1, chambers 46 and
47 Montgomery Block, r. 723 Sutter
Daingerfield William R., attorney and counsel-
or at law, 324 Pine, r. 723 Sutter
Daingerfield. See Dangerfield
Dains William, cabin waiter Pacific Mail SS. South
Carolina
Daisey Dennis, laborer, r. 1416 Kearny
Daisley J. Mrs., dressmaker, 762 Mission
Daisley John, boxmaker, r. 762 Mission
Daisley Samuel, carpenter Capital Flouring Mills, r.
943 )<i Minna
Daiss Edmund (Daiss & Schmitt) r. 6 Oak PI
Daiss <& Schmitt (Edmund Daiss and George
Schmitt) liquor saloon, NW cor Bush and Kearny
Daisy John, longshoreman, r. 410 Pacific
Dake Edmund C, r. 1709 Turk
Dake Joseph D., laborer, r. 247 Second
Dake M. M. Mrs., r. 415 Stockton
Dakin Charles W., clerk James T. White, r. 1629
Geary
Dakin' E. A., agent Edison's Electric Fen and Press,
219 Sansome, r. 2410 Steiner
Dakin Edward (Dakin & Libbey) r. 517 Fell
Dakin Edward F., with S. P. Collins & Co., r. 745
Market
Dakin Joseph J., bagcutter, r. 100 Jj Jackson
Dakin Sarah Miss, r. 113 Oak
Dakin William, fruits, 1037 Howard
Dakin William J., mining superintendent, r. 1529
Geary
Dakin «Si Iiibbey (Edward Dakin and John G.
Libbey ) commission dealers bags, and agents Com-
mercial Soap Co., NE cor Davis and Sacramento
Dalby Paul P. (Dahl & Co.) r. 1000 Pacific
Dale Alfred, cigarmaker J. Casner* Co., r. 743 Howard
Dale C. W., mining, r. St. David's House
Dale Henry, laborer S. F. Candle Co., r. N 8 Twenty-
first, between Folsom and Treat Av
Dale John, seaman schr Emma Utter, Harrison St.
Wharf
Dale Martin, contractor and builder, r. 1143 Howard
Dale Robert C. traveling salesman D. M. Osborne &
Co., 254 Market
Dale Sarah Miss, r. 214 Turk, rear
Dale William C, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r.
1143 Howard
Daley Annie Mrs., proprietress West End House, 9
and 10 Brenham PI
Daley Charles H., bartender Charles G. Butler, r. 106
Mason
Daley Dennis, cartman, r. 2715 Bush
Daley Edward, blacksmith Presidio, r. 2916 Fillmore
Daley Ellen, widow, r. E s Tennessee, bet Butte and
Solano
Daley Ellen J. Miss, liquor saloon, N s Shasta, bet
Illinois and Michigan
Daley Eugene, fruit dealer, r. E s Hampshire, bet
"Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Daley Henry, distiller, r. Hunter's Point
Daley Henry, shoecutter, r. S 8 Twenty-eighth, bet
Church and Sanchez
Daley J., r. 14}^ Rausch
Daley James, janitor Superior Court, r. 55 Montgomery
Block
Daley James, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W s Te-
hama, bet Norwich and Precita Av, BernaliHelghts
Daley James , laborer Patrick Biggins, r. 632 Brannan
Daley James, laborer Wi^am Kerr, r. E s Ohio, bet
Broadway and Vallejo
Daley James F., oildealer, 2011 Mission, r. 942 How-
ard
Daley James H., porter Judges' Chambers, new City
Hall
WINDOW SHADES.
Manufacturer of fine WINDOW
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G-EO. W.CLARK,
645 Market Street.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
WHOLESALE HARDWARE,
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Daley J. J. Jr., third officer O. & O. SS. Gaelic
Daley John, helper W. S. Phelps i Co., r. S s Serpen-
tine Av, bet Folsom and Harrison
Daley John, marblepolisher J. & F. Kesseler, r. 227
Stevenson
Daley John D., r. 3.5 Eddy
Daley John H., deputy sheriff, r. West End House
Daley Margaret Mrs., r. 43.5 Jessie
Daley Michael, driver City KR.
Daley Michael W., cabinetmaker, r. 21 Sumner
Daley P., a' tor Baldwin Theater, r. Russ House
Daley Patrick, fruit dealer, r. E s Hampshire, bet
Twt nty-secoud and Twenty-Third
Daley Patrick, laborer, r. 138 Freelon
Daley Thomas, r. 13 Bartol
Daley Thomas, teamster, r. 8 Beideman
Daley. See Dailev, Daily, and Daly
Dalfjleish James, ci tter J. M. Litchfield & Co., r. 168
Tehama
Dall Charles, clerk, r. 123 Turk
Dall Christopher C., proptr Columbia Soda Water
Works, Oakland, r. 733 Broadway
Dall Clirist;pher C. Jr.. clerk C. C. Dall, r. 733 Broad-
way
Dall Cornelias, capitalist, r. 306 Sutter
Dall Edward R., collector Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 859 Mission
Dall George A., clerk melter and refiners' dept, U. 8.
Mint, r. 733 Broadway
Dall Jami.8, laborer, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Dall Ji.hu C, lock and gunsmith, 42 Sacramento
Dall John H., imp rter photographic and ambrotype
materials, 61H and 6:i0 Clay, and (Bradley & Ru-
lofson) r. 200 Kearny
Dall Jjhii R. (William B. Hooper & Co.) r. Phoenix,
Arizona
Dallam Richard B. (Armes & Dallam) r. Oakland
Dallamore Elizabeth, widow, r. 210 Third
Dallamore George, plumber McNally & Hawkins
Dallanil Auguste, restaurant. 817 Mouti,'omery
Dallas Leonidds, clerk U.S. Surveyor General's Office,
r. 44 Third
Dallas Mary, widow, r. NE cor Lombard aud Laguna
Dallas William, iJorter Uiley & Vest. r. 2 Washiujjton
DalMorf Rudolph (Mayer* Dalldorf) r. SW cor Mar-
ket and Steuart
Dallemind Albert (Bothin, Dallemand & Co.) r. 309
PowiU
Dalliba Henry S., journalist Evening Bulletin, r. 522
Geary
Dalling William H., engraver Wenzel, Rothschild &
Hadenfeldt. r. 1127 Filbert
Dallman P>.ter, seaman ship Helen Mar, Vallejo St.
Wharf
Dallomore Fred, bakor Baldwin's Dining Palace
Dally Andrew J., engineer U. S. Revenue stmr Rich-
ard Rush, r. 733 Harrison
Dally C, longshoreman Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Dally D., longshoreman Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Dally Joseph I., r. 733 Harrison
Dally Richard, engineer, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Dalmas Charles, foreman Mattullath Manuf. Co., r.
H30 Howard
Dalmas George, cooper, r. 780 Stevenson
Dalmas John K., foreman new D. 8. Appraiser's
Buililing, r. 17 Third
Dalmas William B., cooper L. N. Handy & Co., r. 780
Stevenson
Daluias William W., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
7.J1V5 Natoma
Dalryniple Hudson, peddler, r. 30 O'Fsrroll, rear
Dalrymple William H., counselor at law, r. 1115 Jones
Daltou Augu.stus P., clerk Alva F. Patton, r. 1002
Montgomery
Dalton D.iniel, laborer Laurf-1 Hill Cemetery, r. N s
Sutter, bet Central Avand I.yon
Dalton Daniel, painter, r. W a Fillmore, bet Haight
and Page
Dalton Delia, domestic 2518 Howard
Dallon Edmond, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Dalton Edward, driver Contra Costa Laundry Assn,
r. 12 Elizabeth
Dalton Eugene, r. 8E cor Baker and California
Dalton Frank (Dalt>n & Gray) r. NW cor Fa^r Oaks
and Twenty sixth ^
Dalton Henry, painter, r. 1002 Montgomery
Dalt'in James, bootblack, r. 10<)H Kearny
Dalton James, teamster, r. 909 Battery, rear
Dalton J. D., select school, 2510 Folsom
Dalton John, fireman, r. 213 Fremont
Dalton John, stonecutter, r. S s California, bet Brod-
eriek and Baker
Dalton John, tinsmith Culley k. Brook, r. 1954 Rausch,
rear
Dalton John P., painter, r. W s Fillmore, bet Haight
and Page
Dalton Kate, domestic 153 Octavia
Dalton Lawrence, b.:rkteder, r. 417 Minna
Dalton Martin, lauudryman City and County Hospital
Daltou M-jry E., widow, r. 19?4 Rausch, rear
Dalton Matthew (Dalton & Co.) r. 428 Greenwich
Dalton Miehael, h'.rsetrader, r. 4i Quinn
Dalton Miihae!, laborer, r. 13 Ritch, rear
Dalton Mi. hael, longshoreman, r. 53 Jessie
Dalton Michael, painter, r. W s Fillmore, bet Haight
and Page
Dalton Pi^trick, laborer, r. N s Sutter, bet Lyon and
Central Av.
Dalton P. E. (Contra Costa Laundry AsBoclation) p.
Oakland
Dalton Richard, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 527
Bryj.nt
Dalton Thomas Benton, bookkeeper Dalton i Gray, p.
(K)0 Bush
Daltiin W. E., condu tor Market St.RR.,r. 123 First Av
Dalton William, longshoreman, r. 53 Jessie
Dalt in William H., stonecutter, r. 108>4 Hickory Av
Dalton & Co. (Matthew Daltou, Willard F. Capen and
Alfred H. Grant) pulilishers Sau Francisco, Oak-
land and Alameda Business Directory, 8 Mont. Av
Dultoii <Sc Gray (Frank Dalton and J^mes M.
Gray) produce commission merchants, 40l) Davis
Dalton. See Dahlton
Daly JEaeas, r. 90S Harrison
Daly .\gnes, domestic 18 Bond
Daly Ann, widow, r. 15 Ohio
Daly Bartholomew, hostler, r. 29 Columbia PI
Daly Bernard, coachman .\merican Exchange Hotel
Daly Bernard, salesman D. Samuels, r. Ahlborn House
Daly Bernard H., book and job printer, 609 Merchant,
r. 7 Dale pi
Daly Bridget, widow, r. 428 Clementina
Daly Bridget, widow, r. 1207 Broadway
Daly Bridget, domestic 2032 Bush
I)aly Carroll C ., r. 231 Steveuson
Daly Catherine, widow, r. 118 Walsh
Daly Charles, with Rediugton & Co., r. 147 Natoma
Daly Charles H., salesman Marcus C.Hawley & Co., r.
Oakland
Daly Cornelius, clerk Charles D. McCarthy, r. 1021
Howard
Dalyi'oruelius, coachman, r. 1101 Pacific
Daly Cornelius, laborer, r. W s Dore, nr Bryant
Daly Danii 1, assistant janitor Pythian Castle, r. 434
Natoma
Daly DaiiieJ, laborer Public School Dept, r. NW cor
Twenty-second and Baitlett
Daly David, blacksmith, 0O(; Sixth, r. 42 Clarence PI
Daly Delia, domestic 2030 Pacific .AV
Daly Donald, laborer, r. 19 Twenty-second
Daly Edmond, r. Fifteenth Av, bet P and Q, South
S. F.
Daly Edward, butcher, NW cor Sixteenth and Guer-
rero
Daly Edward, hostler C. F. Dryer, r. 1317 Stockton
Daly Edward, engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 1010 Larkiu
Daly Elizabeth, widow, r. 43 Jessie, rear
Daly Elizabe'h F., widow, r. 2308 Howard
Daly Mien, domestic NW cor Ccliforuia and Powell
Daly Felix, real-estate, r. 409 Ellis
Daly Francis R., groceries and liquors, SE cor Colum-
bia PI and Parker, B. H.
Daly George, porter, r. 51H Fourth
Daly George, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Daly George R., r. 530 Fourth
Daly Henry, artist, r. 523 Vallejo
Daly Henry, driver Larkiiis .V Sposito, r. 409 Main
Daly James, bagmaker John .MoUoy, r. Randal, nr San
Jose Road, Fairmont Tract
Daly James, blacksmith, r. 28 Anthony
Daly James, blarksniitb John McCarthy
Daly James, boatbullder, r. 8 s Twenty-fourth, bet
Noe and Sanihez
Daly James, engineer, r. NE cor Second and Brannan
Daly James, expressman, r. .527 Mission
Daly James, laborer, r. 434 Niitoma
Daty James, p 'rter Straus, Kobnstamm & Co., r. 8
Glover
Daly James, salesman Kane, O'Leary & Co., r. 668
Twentieth, bet Shotwell and Howard
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Daly James, stcvodore, r. 69 Natonia
Daly Jaan'S, workman Shot Tower, r. 767 Howard
Daly James Jr., clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r. 668
Twentieth, bet Sbotwell i ml Howard
Daly James B., clerk August Shubert, r. 722 O'Farrell,
rear
Daly James H., lumberman, r. 24 Howard
Daly James I., helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 534 How-
ard
Daly James L., laborer, r. 8 Berry
Daly James T.. cook, r. 10 Hubbard
Daly James T., liquor saloon, 709 Davis
Daly James W., blacksmith, r. 857 H Harrison
Daly James W., helper John W. Farren, r. 225 Berry
Daly Jeremiah, fireman Pacific Mail bS. Dakoto
Daly Jeremiah, laborer Magdalen Asylum
Daly Jeremiah, porter P> rter, Oppeuheimer, Sles-
singer & Co., r. 31 Dorland
Daly Jeremiah Jr., teamster Magdalen Asylum
Daly Johanna, shoefitter, r. 19 Twenty -secDnd
Daly John (Daly & Kinne) r. 1027 Valencia
Daly John, laborer, r. 43 Jessie
Daly John, laborer, r. 16 Cedar Av
Daly Ji.hii, livery and sale stiible, 908 Harrison
Daiy John, lumberman, r. 136 Folsom
Daly John, paper carrier, r. Seventeenth Av, bet P and
g. South S. F.
Daly John, potter Golden Eagle Hotel
Daly John, proptr Manhattan Hotel, 106 First
Daly John, salesman Kennedy & Durr, r. 1138 Howard
Daly John, shoemaker S. \V. Koscnstock & Co., r. 533
Tehama, bet Fitth and Sixth
Daly John, wines and liquors, junction Market and
Post, r. 952 Mission
Daly John, with Gilbert and Muore, r. 118 Welsh
Daly John B., collector Alta California, r. 1305 Mission
Daly John C, liquor saloon, 154 First, r. V2i)'A Howard
Daly John F., machinist Elias H. Thomp.son, r. 425
Third
Daly John J., bartender Bra<ly & Farrelly, r. 642 Stev.
Daly John R., tailor, r. 9 Liberty
Daly Joseph, tobacco stripper Denicke Bros., r. 2018
Folsom
Daly Julia, domestic 628 Twenty-third
Daly Julia, domestic 1422 Sutter
Daly Lawrence, cook Occldentul Hotel
Daly Lawrence, driver N. B. and Mission BK., r. 2018
Folsom
Daly Lawrence, r. 60 Annie
Daly Lizzie, domestic 15 Glen Park Av
Daly Maggie, domestic 334 Beale
Daly Maria, domestic 1113 Post
Daly Martin, laborer Eureka Warehouse, r. 186 5^ Van-
dewater
Daly Mary, widow, r. 147 Natoma
Daly Mary, domestic 1721 Buchanan
Daly Mary Miss, lodgings, 101 Stevenson
Daly Mary A. Miss, r. 905 Pacific
Daly Mari A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 225 Tyler
Daly Mary A. Mrs., bakery, 136 Folsom
Daly Michael, clerk Pope & Talbot, r. 330 Tenth
Daly Michael, laborer, r. 27 Minna
Daly Michael, laborer, r. 636 J^ Fourth
Daly Michael, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 19
Decatur
Daly Michael, porter Straus, Eohnstamm & Co., r.
1715 Joues
Daly Michael, waller, r. 658 Mission
Daly N. Miss, janitrees Union Grammar School, r,
1306 Montgomery
Daly Patrick, hostler Sutter St. BR , r. 13 Wildey
Daly Patrick, laborer, r. 21 Clinton
Daly Patrick, laborer, r. 29 Natoma
Daly Patrick, laborer, r. 37 Pacific
Daly Patrick, laborer Joseph Newbauer, r. 41 Clar-
ence PI
Daly Patrick, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Daly Patrick, special policeman, r. 915 Montgomery
Daly Patrick J., ftuit commission, 411 Washington,
r. 342 Ch.-ittauo'.iga
Daly Peter, teamster Blai k Diamond Coal Mining Co.,
r. 10 Berry
Daly Peter, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works
Daly S., capitilist, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Daly Samuel, laborer, r. 3036^4 Sixteenth
Daly 8. F. Mrs., r. 722 O'Farrell, rear
Daly Thomas, driver, r. Seventeenth Av, bet P and Q,
South S. F.
Daly Thomas, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 8 8
Shasta, bet Georgia and Michigan
Daly Thomas, laborer, r. 5 Bernard
Daly Thomas, trackman Sutter St. UU.,r. 1212 Larkin
Daly Thomas, watchman Hiberuia Brewery, r. NW
cor Polk and Fell
Daly Thi.mas F., shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 220 Duncan
Daly Timothy, expressman, r. 361 Eleventh
DalyT. M., r. Lick House
Daly William, cutter E. D. Nolan & Co., r. 910 Na-
toma
Daly William, laborer, r. NE cor Steiner and Filbert
Daly William, porter, r. IS" Minna
Daly William, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Daly William, teamt-ter, r. 910 Natoma
Daly William A.,r. 530 Fourth
Daly William M., driver Hayes & Co., r. 102 Pacific
Daly & Kinne (John Daly and William Kinne) proptiB
San Mateo Dairy, depot lUlO Valencia
Daly. See Dailey, Daily and Daley
Dalzell W. R., conductor Market St, KB.
Dalziel Robert, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Dam Harry J. W., journalist S. F. Chronicle, r. 504
Geary
Dama Luigi, teacher vocal music, r. 201 Powell
Daman Ja-^iper, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Daman Theodore, carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Dambielle Alexis, Societe Culinaire Francaise, £08
Bush
Dameron James P., attorney at law, 640 Clay
Dames William W. (Dames & Hayes) r. Alameda
(William W.
DAMES & HAYES
Dames and Henry C. Hayes) photographers, 715
Market
Damewood William F., hairpicker Glover & Will-
comb, r. 617 Clay
Damkroeger Daniel A., carpenter, r. 1111 Pacific
Damkroeger Gottlieb, carpenter, r. 1111 Pacific
Damm Rudolph, expressman, 420 Market, r. 11 La-
fayette
Dammann Andrew, r. cor Third and Berry
Dammann Rudolph, r. cor Third and Berry
Dammasch Louis S. (Hartmann &Dammasch)r. 402^
Grove
Dammer Herman H. (Dammer k Centner) r. 3 Se-
venth
Dammer & Centner (Herman H. Dammer and Charles
Centner) liquor saloon, 821 Market
Dammes Ernest, foreman August Brune, r. 2202 Geary
Damon Dexter, collector James E. Damon, r. Oakland
Damon George A., carpenter S. F. Steamboat and
Transpc<rtation Co.
Damon George D., r. o05 Fell
Damon James E., loan and real-estate, 607 Montgom-
ery, r. Oakland
Damon Jaspi r, seaman schr Compeer, Union St. Wharf
Damon John, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Damon Joseph, cutt<r Jory Bros., r. 12:?0 Mission
Damon Marshall, photographer A. J. Perkins, r. 305
Fell
Damon Newton F., machinist Samuel Hill, r. 532 Jes-
sie
Damon Seth T., driver Willcox & Gibbs' Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. 426 Joues
Damoute Frank, cigarmaker, r. 4 Jasper PI, rear
Damon te Joseph, cigarmaker, r. 4 Jasper PI, rear
Damonte Lorenzo, porter, r. 4 Jasper PI, rear
Damontelle Eugene, marblecutter, r. 565 Stevenson
Damozonio Louis, vegetable dealer, r. 1324 Natoma
Dampf Louis, passepartout and frame manuf, NE cor
Market and Montgomery, r. 2512 M Mission
Damrell Daniel, assistant foreman Alta California, r.
418 Twenty-fi.urth
Dams Henry, teacher languages, r. 1419 Powell
Dams Minnie Mrs., teacher needlework, r. 1419 Pow-
ell
Dana D. Mrs., r. Lick House
Dana Emma C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 819 Ji Larkin
Dana George S., rancher, r. 1307 Green
Danaher P. H., salesman Kennedy & Durr, r. 725
Hayes
Danaher. See Daneher
Danahy Jeremiah (Callaghan & Danahy) r. 5 Bausch
Danahy. See Denahy and Denehy
Dance Heury A., books, coal oil, lamps, and tinware,
1803 Polk
Dancer Annie Miss, nurse, California State Woman's
Hospital
Dancer William H., conductor, r. 1626 Mission, rear
Dancy Catharine, widow, r. 2U6 Langton
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Dancy Eichard, plasterer, r. 18 Jessie, bet Seventh
and Eighth
Dandon John H., trunkmaker, r. SW cor Bryant Av
and Mariposa
Dane James H., aitornev at law, 531 California, room
10, r. 2:^5 Fair Oaks
Daneher Michael C, salesman J. Hanly, r. 1313 Stock.
Daneher. See Danaher
Danenbanm Nelson £. ,hame8smaker Bennett Phillips,
r. 947 % Folsom
Danenfelzer Philip, cabinetmaker, r. Twenty-fourth,
bet Sanchez and Church
Danerl Andrew, laborer, r. 908 Pacific, rear
Daneri Antonio, wholesale and retail hardware and
crockery, i'iO Battery, r. 808 Vallejo
Danerl Bartolo, foreman J. "P. Tenthorey & Co., r. 4
Bartol
Daneri P. 6i Co. (Francisco Daneri and Henry
Casanova) importers and jobbers wines and li-
quors, 27 and 29 California
Daneri I'rancisco (F. Daneri & Co.) r. Genoa, Italy
Daneri Geralomo, cook, 607 Clay, r. 625 J^ Clay
Daneri Giovanni (Belando & Co.) r. 1210 Powell
Daneri Giovanni Battista, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Daneri John, liquor saluon, 131 Pacific
Daneri Lorenzo, laborer, r. 422 Broadway
Daneri Stefano, cartman, r. N 8 Nobili Alley, nr Du-
pont
Daney Daniel, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Daney Eugene, salesman Bernard Gost, r. 135 Fourth
Daney Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.)
George B. Spinney secretary, 310 Pine
Danforth Edward P. (E. P. Danfoith & Co.) r. 1200
Mason
Danforth E. P. & Co. (Edward P. Danforth, Charles
J. Moore, and Frank Cummings) manufs and
dealers sole, harness, and grained leather, Beni-
cia Tannery, office 723 Battery
Danforth Edwin, proprietor Broadway U. 8. Bonded
Warehouse, 723 Battery, r. 1200 Mason
Danforth William G., laborer, r. N s Filbert, bet
Gough and Octavia
Dangerfield Elizabeth, furnished rooms, 1202 Powell
Dangertield M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 1220 Folsom
Dangerfield. See DaingertieW
Dangers Brothers (Henry and Diederich) groceries
and liquors, NW cor Post and Laguna
Dangers Diederich (Dangers Brothers) and shipping
clerk Wheaton & Luhrs, r. NW cor Post and La-
guna
Dangers Henry (Dangers Brothers) r. NW cor Post
and Laguna
Dangers Mar^'aret, widow, r. 247 Stevenson
Danglada Antonio, salesman A. Baumgarten & Co., r.
18 Prospect PI
Danglada Eugenio, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730
Montgomery
Danglada Ygnacio (Mattoon & Danglada) r. 1712
Stockton
Danhauser Louis, packer S. Bine, r. 507 >4 Grove
Danhauser Moritz, tailor John Werner, r. 607 )<; Grove
Da nicIiefT Glove Factory, B. Blumenthal & Co.
proptrs, 114 Jj Post
Daniel Emil, steward, r. 11 }<i Antonia
Daniel Frank H., upholsterer Henry Frank, r. W s
Galindo Alley, ur Fifteenth
Daniel James T., foreman John Daniel, r. 723 Turk
Daniel John, marble works, 421 Pine, r. 2013 Polk
Daniel Thomas, heater Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SW cor
Sierra and Georgia
Daniel William, cooper, r. 4 Clinton
Daniel William L., hydraulic and sanitarv engineer,
plumber and gastittiT, 234 Post, r. 407 Hyde
Danielewii-z Samuel, cigarmaker, r. SE cor Hayes and
Fillmore
Danielewicz Sigismund, hairdresser Lampe Broth-
ers, r. 113 Taylor
Danielewicz. SeeDanielwitz
Daniell Thomas, ship and housejoiner, r. 817 Filbert
Daniels Andrew J., mining, r. H Mason
Daniels Benjamin, florist, r. 409 Hayes
Daniels C. D., Austrian Military and Benev. Assn, 310
O'Farrell
Daniels Fanny Mrs., actress, r. C(>0 Folsom
Danii'ls Frederick J., compositor H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. 411 Sansome
Daniels George, musician, r. 777 Market
Daniels Gustav V., painter Oal. Paint Co., r. 641
Fourth
Daniels Hattie, widow, r. 1109 Shotwell
Daniels Henrietta M. Miss, r. 123 Turk
Daniels Harry, longshoreman, r. 1001 Battery, rear
Daniels James, machinist, r. 1315 Sacramento
Daniels James, sash and doormaker Albert Washburn,
r. Stanford Hotel
Daniels John H. M., cabinetmakers. & G. Gump, r.
County Boad, nr Five Mile House
Daniels Joseph, bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co.,r. 514
Taylor
Daniels Joseph, bootmaker John Sullivan
Daniels Joseph, clerk Lippmann Brothers, r. 331
Hayes
Daniels Joseph, seaman schr Two Brothers, Howard
St. Wharf
Daniels Samuel H.. exchange clerk Bank of Califor-
nia, r. 514 Taylor
Daniels 8. B. Mrs., assistant Denman Grammar
School, r. 1315 Sacramento
Daniels Teresa, domestic 1901 Octavia
Daniels Thomas, heater Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SE cor
Georgia and Sierra
Daniels Trueman G., editor Alameda Argus, r. 63 Te-
hama
Daniels W. H., shoemaker, r. 321 Pacific
Daniels William, ctok, r. 500 Broadway
Daniels William, Coopers' Pro. Assn, 767 Market
Danif-ls W'illiam, harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
r. E s Noe, bet Twenty-eighth and Valley
Daniels William, waiter Grand Hotel
Daniels William T. (Combination Coal Co.) r. 409
Hayes
Daniels. See Dannals
Danielsen Ludwig. miller, r. German Hotel
Danielson Anne, nurse 1723 Pine
Dauielson Daniel E., shoemaker, 7 Mission, r. Oak-
land
Danielson Frederick, tailor, r. 60 Jessie
Danielson George O., seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Danielson James, laborer S.F. Cordage Factory, r. 8W
cor Sierra and Indiana
Danielson John F., laborer 8. F. Cordage Factory, r.
W s Iowa, nr Sierra
Danielson Peter, plasterer and whitener, 637 Cal.,
r. 26 Page
Danielwitz Isidor, attorney at law, 12 and 13
Montgomery Block, r. 2312 Mission
Danielwitz Joseph, dry goods, 516 Sixteenth
Danieth Henri, carpenter, r. Helvetia Hotel
Danis Ozies, carpenter, r. W s Sherman, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Danis. See Denis
Dauitten Peter, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Danjou Henry, r. 708 Commercial
Dankemeyer Frederick, friugemaker, r. 16 Harriet
Dankeoieyer Henry (Dankemeyer & Tostmann) r. 16
Harriet
Dankemejer & Tostmann (Henry Dankemeyer and
Henry Tostmann) groceries and liquors, SE cor
Geary and Dupont
Danklifl' Theodore, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Danks Catherine P., widow, r. 1228 Mission
Danks John W., wharfinger Channel St. South Wharf,
r. 1228 Mission
Danks Julia A. Miss, assistant Denman Grammar
School, r. 1228 Mission
Danly F. M., carpenter, r. 221 Treat Av
Danly Helen Mits, milliner, r. NW cor Mission and
Twentieth
Dann Charles, laborer, r. 114 Natoma
Daun Frederic P., attorney at law, 604 Merchant,
room 10, r. 808 Mission
Dannals Charles W., manager £tna Life Insurance
Co., 501 Kearny, r. 818 Valencia
Dannonbaum J. & S. (Joseph and Saul) wholesale dry
goods, 124 Sansome
Dannenbaum Joseph (J. & S. Dannenbaum) r.908 Van
Ness Av
Dannenbaum Moses R., r. 1807 Pine
Dannenbaum Nelson, harnessmaker B. Phillips, r.
947)4 Folsom
Dannenbaum Saul (J. & 8. Dannenbaum) r. 906 Polk
Dannenberg Amelia Mrs., ladies' and children's
underwear. 120 Sutter, r. 309 Powell
Dannenberg J<iseph, r. 309 Powell
Dannenbi-r^ Walter, manager Sixth St. Phar-
macy, SW cor Sixth and Folsom, r. 1001 Folsom
Danuevig Martin, seaman, r. NE cor Green and
Calhoun
Dannheimer Louis, merchant tailor, 639 California, r.
1006 Hyde
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Dannman J., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Dannmeyer M. (Edward Niecit A: Co., and Dannmeyer
& Co.) r. NW cor^eventh and Mission
Dannmeyer M. & Co"(M. Dannmeyer) groceries and
liquors, NW cor Seventh and Mission
Dannmeyer Rudolph, clerk Lilienthal & Co., r. 418}i
Sixth
Danoit Henri, Swiss Bei^v. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Danove Domenico, driver C. R. Splivalo, r. 12 Gilbert
Dansing William, laborer, r. 209 Fair Oaks
Danskin G. D., adjuster, r. 1025 Twenty-first
Danson Henry, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Danton John H., trunkmaker, r. "ilOi Folsom
Dantzscher Otto, merchant tailor, 633 Washington
Danube Insurance Co. (Marine branch) Henry
Balzer & Co. agents, 209 Sansome
Danvas Throribio, liquor saloon, 44 Sacramento
Danvilliers Justin, gardener Mrs. L. H. Burling, SW
cor Eddy and Hyde
Danwolff William, butcher Hofmann & Woenne, r.
318 Paciac
Dany Joanna Miss, shoefitter D. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 18 Twenty-second
Danzel Gustav, r. 1024 Vallejo
Danziant Etienne (Barbieri k Danziant) r. 210 Mont-
gomery Av
Danziger Samuel, bookkeeper, r. 923 Geary
Dapello Agostina, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Dapello Angelo, rtalian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Dapello Geralomo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Darbey George W., bookkeeper Painter & Co.,
r. 12 Dale PI
Darby William, r. 2 Grace Terrace
Darby. See Derby
Darche Peter F., head cook Lick House, r. 15 Stock-
ton, rear
Darcy Cornelius, teamster Collins & Lyons, r. 4 Bry-
ant Av, rear
Darcy Edwaid, laborer Louis Sloss & Co., r. 133 Fol.
Darcy John, laborer Eureka Warehouse, r. 531 Mission
Darcy Patrick, steward Grand Hotel
Darcy" Patrick, tanner, r. 305 Twenty-sixth
Darcy Thomas, stockbroker, r. 82G Broadway
Darcy. See D'Arcy, De Arce and De Arcy
Dardanelles Consolidated Gravel Mining Co. (Placer
Co., Cal.) William Letts Oliver secretary, 328
Montgomery
Dardanelles mining Co. (Storey Co.,Nev.) Henry
C. Hinman secretary, office 411 California
Dardie Claus, teambter, r. SW cor Fifteenth and Do-
lores
Dardis Louis, mining, r. Park Hotel
Darey William P., r. 75 Clementina
Dargan Moro, bookkeeper E. M. Mil6s & Co., r. 704
Pine
Dargan Timothy, engineer, r. S s Chestnut, bet Web-
ster and Fillmore
Dargan William, sampler Parrott & Co.
Dargie Annie Miss, r. 1003 Powell
Dargie Eliza, widow, r. 1003 Powell
Dargon Benjamin, longshoreman, r. 27 Fifth Av, rear
Darheim C, r. Branch House
Daring George, r. NW cor Eighth and Bryant
Dario Leon, r. 1027 Dupont
Dariolli Lorenzo, tinsmith John Roggia, r. 440 Bdwy.
Darius Francoise Miss, florist and varieties, 130 Fifth
Darius Pierre, laborer French Hospital
Darland Charles, r. 326 Hayes
Darley George, seaman SS. State of California, Broad-
way Wharf
Darling Abram F. (Morris & Darling) r. 2310 Mission
Darling George A., laborer Union Iron Works, r. 110
Twenty-fourth
Darling George E., laborer, r. 210 Twenty-fourth
Darling George L., salesman Joseph Fredericks &
Co., and school director, r. 69 Tehama
Darling Henry T., expressman, cor Fourth and Jessie,
r. 118 M Langton
Darling John D., dairy, N s Sixteenth, bet Guerrero
and Dolores, rear
Darling Mary Ann, widow, actress California Theater,
r. 405 ^ Natoma
Darling Maurice, salesman, r. 191 Hyde
Darling Stephen, paster Buckingham & Hecht, r. 16
Stevenson Av
Darling William A., clerk Custom HouBe, r. 206
Powell
Darlington Henry, seaman, r. SW cor Powell and
Chestnut
Darmani Francis, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Darmani Josef, fisherman. Front St.Wharf
Darmoore Dora, associate editor Mission Mirror, r.
N s-(534) Sixteenth, bet Mission and Hoff Av
Darmini F., poultry, 422 Clay, r. Montgomery Court
Darneal Hervey (Brown, Maxwell, Sumner & Darneal)
and official reporter Superior Court, Department
No. 7, r. 1812 Gough
Darneal J. H., carpenter, r. 6 Fella PI
Darolles Leon, laundry, b s California, bet Broderick
and Baker
Darr Henry,. toolniaker Charles Hinz, r. 42 Sac.
Darragh Dennis, baker, r. 133 Clara
Darragh James, clerk, r. 327 Main
Darragh James W., gardener, r. 327 Main
Darragh John, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Darragh John, seaman ship Belvedere, r. 140 Folsom
Darragh John H., patternmaker H. Behrendt & Co., r.
558 J^ Bryant
Darragh Lucy, widow, r. 14 Lewis
Darragh Patrick, gardener, r. 327 Main
Darragh Peter, gardener, r. 327 Main
Darrow Henry (Bowles & Darrow) r. 920 Jackson
Darrow Henry W., carpenter, r. S s Jackson, bet Dev-
isadero and Broderick
Darrow William, mining, 411}^ California, rooms 9-
11, r. Jamestown, Tuolumne Co.
Darrow. See Darragh
Dartgood John, seaman ship John Bryce, Beale St.
Wharf
Darville Samuel, laborer Concordia Hotel
Darville Sarah Mrs., lodgings, 281 Minna
Darvin Emil, teacher music, r. 26 Anna
Dar^vin Charles B. (Darwin & Murphy) r. 1617
Laguna '/
Dar-^vin & Murphy (Charles B. Darwin and
Daniel J. Murphy) attorneys at law, 636 Clay,
room 19
Daryes Richard, merchant, r. Fairmount Tract, nr
School House
Dashal Mary, widow, r. 1807 Jessie
Daslia^vay Association, E.T. Batturs president,
rooms 139 Post
Dasba^vay Excbanjje, Ritzau & Obermeyer
proptrs, SE'cor Post and Dupont
Dashaway Hall,' 139 Post
Dashaway Stables, Clayburgh & Brandenstein
proptrs, 112 Post
Dasmann Frederick, laborer, r. 80 Colton
Dasmann Frederick W., clerk Garrett W. Middlehoff,
r. NW cor Grove and Laguna
Dasmann Minnie, domestic 719 Grove
Dasmann Wililam, groceries and liquors, 17Q1
Howard
Dastugue Gabriel, butcher. 12 Clay St. Central Mar-
ket, r. 1110 Sacramento
Dastugue Romain, laundryman Thuiien Berre
Dauchert Charles, butcher, r. S s Sixteenth, bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Dauner Frederick, carpenter, r. 74 Brady "^
Dauntt Armand, cook Miner's Restaurant, r. 811
Stockton
Daunet John P., waiter Ticoulet & Pinot, r. 1014
Stockton
Daunet Margaret, widow, r. 709}i Minna, rear
Daunet M. L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1014 Stockton
Daus Isidor, dry goods, NE cor Dupont and Green
Dausman Tobacco Co. (St. Louis, Mo.) manufs tobac-
co, W. J. Houston & Co. agents, 305 Front
DausB John, r. 523 Natoma
Daussat Lucien, porkpacker Bailly Brothers, r. 437
Green
Dauterman William L., clerk Louis Sloss & Co., r.
1426 Turk
Dauth John, shoemaker Louis Silberstein
Dauth John M., r. 828 California
Dauth Louisa Mrs., r. 828 California
Davalli Pietro, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway.
Davalos Faustino, shoemaker, r. 832 Broadway
Davalos Miguel L., compositor Donald Bruce, r. 25
Hinckley
Davan Thomas, steward Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Davega Benjamin F. (Shattuck & Davega) r. 118 Fifth
Davega Joseph, salesman J. M.Moran & Co., r. 410
Mason
Davenport Abraham L., teamster, r. G09 Willow Av
Davenport Armanda Miss, dressmaker, r. Winchester
House
Davenport Charles W., iron merchant, r. 2120 Jackson
Davenport Edward A., clerk treasurer's office. Cen-
tral Pac. RR., r. 2120 Jackson
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Davenport J. Percival, bookkeeper James A. Pender-
gast, r. 1008 Powell
Davenport Laura, widow, r. 1134 Broadway
Davenport Mary, widow, r. 150 Natoma
Davenport Kichard R., seaman, r. 1419 Dupont
Davenport Stephen, r. 609 Willow Av
Davenport Thomas, bookkeeper Bank of California,
r. Alameda
Davenport William, brushmaker Charles Bleibtrey,
r. 8 Hubbard
Davenport William, whipmaker, r. 150 Natoma
Davenport William B., r. 1206 Market
Davenport William H., r. 904 Powell
Daverkosen Peter, butcher, 2512 Bush
Davey George, carpenter James F. Dunn
Davey Harry (Dunne & Davey) r. 519 M Brannan
Davey John, miner, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Davey John, teamster, r. 710 Natoma
Davey Maggie, domestic 214 Powell
Davey Sarah, domestic 214 Powell
Davey William P., journeyman John E. Sims
Davey. See Davy
Davi Luigi, Italian Benev. Society, 423 Washington
David August (David k Lynch) r. 927 Vallejo
David Badaraoco, bootblack, 704 Montgomery, r. 518 H
Greenwich
David Emil, S. F. Musical Fund Society, 539 Cal.
David Joseph, laborer Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. 217 J§ First Av
David Lazarus, seamen's furnishing goods, 7 Bdwy
David Louis N., antiquarian bookstore, 625 Wash.ng-
ton, r. 316 Green
David PeteikA.. r. 777 M Mission
David Victor, porter, r. 227 Minna
David William, tailor, 143 Fifth, r. Oakland
David William, third officer Pacific Mall SS. China
David & Lynch (Autjust David and Timothy Lynch)
plumbers and gasfitters, 1018 Stockton
Davidovich Jerome, clerk P. S. Mitrovich, r. 1222
Polk
Davids Adolph, seaman bark Fresno, Beale St.Wharf
Davids Thomas, watchman Pacific Coast SS. Ancon,
r. 41 South Park
Davidson A. E. Mrs., stewardess Pacific Mail SS. City
of Pekmg
Davidson Alexander, foreman Pac. Barrel and Keg Fac-
tory, r. 327 Capp
Davidson Alexander, porter O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 507 Sixth
Davidson Alonzo, dairy, E s Eureka, bet Nineteenth
and Twentieth
Davidson C, r. 636 Commercial
Davidson Daniel, peddler, r. 425 Sixth
Davidson David, r. 411 Tyler
Davidson David, ship carpenter, r. 1036 Twentieth
Davidson David N., jobber, r. 1725 H Stevenson
Davidson Elijah J., driver Market St. RK., r. 15 First
Av
Davidson Emma, domestic 1034 Jackson
Davidson George, clerk O. Livermore, r. 1434 Ellis
Davidson George Prof., in charge U. 8. Coast
and Geodetic Survey, office 214 Stockton (after
July 1st new U. S. Appraiser's Bldg) r. 923 Hyde
Davidson Henry, agent, r. 210 O'Farrell
Davidson Hugh, with J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 604
Geary
Davidson Jacob, r. 411 Tyler
Davidson James, wool grader Wool Agency Ware-
house, r. 516 Shotwell
Davidson James D., locksmith and bellhanger, 812
Market, r. 281 Stevenson
Davidson James W. (Bloch & Davidson) r. 1222 Mis-
sion
Davidson Jane, widow, r. 1711 California
Davidson J. M. , attorney at law, 8 Montgomery,
room 2, r. Palace Hotel ,
Davidson John W. (J. W. Davidson jc Co.) r. Palace
Hotel
Davidson Joseph, optician, r. 502 Bush
Davidson Joseph N., baker, r. 434 M Tehama, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Davidson Joseph R., physician and surgeon, office 217
Post, r. 411 Tyler
Davidson J. W. & Co. (John W. Davidson,
Raphael Weill, George H. Huntsman and Henry
Weill) Importers wholesale and retail fancy and
domestic dry goods. White House, NW cor Kearny
and Post
Davidson Marcus, crockery and window shades, 231
Sixth
Davidson Matthew P., cook schr Barbara, r. 610
Minna
Davidson Meyer, bookkeeper If. M. Feder & Co., r.
231 Sixth
Davidson Meyer, merchant (of Davidson & Peck,
Mokelumne Hill, and M. Davidson, Eureka, Nev.)
office 111 Battery, r. 1316 Geary
Davidson Nathan (David8on«& Scharetg) r. E s Penn-
sylvania Av, nr Sierra
Davidson Pauline, domestic 231 Capp
Davidson Peter A., clerk P. Beamish, r. 1062 Howard
Davidson Robert P., principal Noe and Temple School,
r. 917 Post
Davidson Sidney, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Pennsylvania Av, nr Sierra
Davidson Solomon, r. 914 O'Farrell
Davidson Solomon, expressman, cor Bush and San-
some, r. 544 Natoma
Davidson Thomas, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Davidson Walter P., clerk Bank of California, r. 142
Sixth
Davidson Walter S., teamster 8. F. Cordage Factory,
r. N s Sierra, nr Tennessee
Davidson William, solicitor L. De Eonceray & Co., r.
11 Geary
Davidson William H., coal weigher Pacific Mail SS.
Co., r. 551 First
Davidson Wilson, with J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 504
Kearny
Davidson & Scharetg (Nathan Davidson and Antone
Scharetg) proptrs Glenn Ranch Dairy, NW cor
Pennsylvania Av and Sierra
Davidson. See Davison and Davisson
Davie John L., butcher John McMenomy, r. 522 Stock.
Davies Benjamin, quartermaster Pacific Mail SS. City
of New York
Davies David, bookkeeper, r. 1126 Market
Davies David, first officer U. S. SS. Shubrick, r. 2322
Folsom
Davies Douglas W., bookkeeper, r. 1011 Vallejo
Davies Evan, r. 26 Turk ,
Davies Frank P., clerk office Steams Rancho, r. 719
Polk
Davies Henry J., shoemaker, 1149 Market
Davies John, candies, 524 }4 Sixth
Davies John R., miner, r. 719 Polk
Davies Llewellyn, saw filer, r. NW cor Santa Clara
and Utah
Davies M. Miss, stewardess Pacific Mail SS. South
Carolina
Davies Richard P., rigger, 508 >i Battery, r. 34 Garden
Davies Shadrach, cabinetmaker, 905 Clay, r. 1328
Washington
Davies William A., deputy collector U. S. Internal
Reveuue, r. 1240 Howard
Davies William H., physician, office and r. 718 Tyler
Davies William J., stone cutter, r. 218 Broadway
Davies. See Davis
Davin E.. French Zouaves, annory, 537 Sacramento
Davin Jean, r. 1337 Dupont, rear
Davini Andrea, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Davion Eugene, liquor saloon, 625 California
Davis Aaron, r. 835 McAllister
Davis A. B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 733 Bush
Davis Abby E. Mrs., r. 905 Twentieth
Davis .\braham, glazier, r. 432 Ji Natoma
Davis Abraham B., woolbuyer Christy Davis, r. 322
O'Farrell
Davis Abraham N., peddler, r. 117 Bartlett
Davis Abram, clerk Morris Davis, r. 1040 Folsom
Davis Addle Miss, actress Theatre Comique, r. 417
Kearny
Davis Adolph, tailor, 606 Third
Davis A. H. carpenter, r. 711 California
Davis Alexander, wines and liquors, 13 Steuart
Davis Alfred, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. 404
Third
Davis Alfred E., r. 562 Natoma
Davia Alfred E. , real-estate, and president South
Pacific Coast Railroad Co., office 20 and 21 Ne-
vada Block, r. 601 Stockton
Davis Amelia, widow, nurse, r. 3 Harrison Av
Davis Ammi, machine operator, r. 915 Powell
Davis Andrew M. (Davis Brothers) r. 1109 Bush
Davis Andrew McF. (Horace Davis & Co.) r. 1610
Franklin
Davis Annie Mrs., vestmaker, r. 256 Stevenson
Davis Annie P. widow, r. 339 Minna
Davis Ansley O. (Davis Brothers) r. 1508 Pine
Davis Arthur L., r. 1231 Washington
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY,
EDDY ST., West of Fillmore Street
OFFICE. 33 GEARY ST.
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTEIl OP AND DEALER IN COAL. AlVD PIG IRON,
41 Slarket Street, corner Spear.
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Davis Asa T., r. 711 California
Davis Benjamin, butcher Galinger & Mayer, r. 503
Hyde
Davis Benjamin, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
309 Minna
Davis Bernard, glazier, r. 835 McAllister
Davis Brothers (Ansley G., Eugene G., and An-
drew M.jproptrsGoldMiEule Bazaar, fancy goods
and Yankee notions, 1% Market and 419 Kearny
Davis Caroline B., widow, r. 2624 Bush
Davis Charles, captain schr Anna Thillon, r. 37 Sac-
ramento
Davis Charles, captain schr Sparrow, r. 317 Third
Davis Charles, chimneysweep, SW cor Jackson and
Montgomery
Davis Charles, cook, r. 428 Tehama
Davis Charles, laborer David W. Ruggles, r. 420 Te-
hama
Davis Charles, master mariner, r. 15U5 Buchanan
Davis Charles, master mariner, r. 44 Sixth
Davis Charles A. barber, 845 Clay, r. 1300 Vallejo
Davis Charles E., collector David Bush, r. 2624 Bush
Davis Charles E., salesman S. B. Wattson & Co., r.
Oakland
Davis Charles H., molder Spear St. Mills, r. 20 Perry
Davis Charles S., commission and importing agent,
330 Pine. r. 865 J^ Market
Davis Charles S., jobber, r. SW cor Larkin and Hayes
Davis Charles W., butcher, r. 8 s Twenty-seventh, bet
Mission and Howard
Davis Christy, woolbroker, Cal. Wool Depot
Towusend, bet Filth and Sixth, r. 322 O'Farrell
Davis Claude, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 613 Howard
Davis Clifford A., r. 601 Stockton
Davis C. M. Mrs., r. 118 Eddy
Davis D., teacher, r. 526 Jessie
Davis Daniel 8., coffee saloon, SW cor Kearny and
Sutter, r. 2225 Jackson
Davis David, bookkeeper W. Cohen & Co., r. 413 Leav.
Davis David, cigars and tobacco, 531 California, r. NE
cor California and Walnut
Davis David (Davis & Co.) r. 526 Birch Av
Davis David, salesman M. Levy & Co., r. 1040 Folsom
Davis David, shiijping clerk E. Adelsdorfer & Co. r.
517 Franklin
Davis David D., seaman, r. Pacific Exchange
Davis Delia, domestic 319 Tyler
Davis DeWitt C, clerk W. & J. Sloane, r. 711 Cal.
Davis E. Mrs. milliner, r. 1126 Market
Davis Edward, shipwright, r. 2 Martha PI
Davis Edward, tailor, 347 Third
Davis Edward A., r. Continental Hotel
Davis Edward C, bookkeeper, r. 518 Taylor
Davis Eleanor Mrs., nurse, r. 222 Leavenworth
Davis Eliza, domestic 1018 Post
Davis Ellen, domestic 917 Powell
Davis Elmira, domestic 801 Guerrero
Davis Emory A., carpenter, r. N W cor Polk and Fell
Davis Epstein W., driver Chicago Brewery, r. 2226 Post
Davis Ernest, clerk Davis & Co., r. 513 Stevenson
Davis Eugene G. (Davis Bros.) r. 1109 Bush
Davis F. IVfrs., varieties and laundry, 218 Brannan
Davis Fanny Miss, clerk Imperial Photograph Gallery,
12iH Market
Davis Francis, laborer Alexander Siunmerfleld, r. 4
Boston PI
Davis Francis E., salesman Continental Oil and Trans-
portation Co., r. SW cor Fifth and Berry
Davis Frank, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Davis Frank, woolgrader Cornelius O'Donnell
Davis Franklin A., wool merchant, r. 310 Stockton
Davi.s Frederick B., special policeman, r. 520 Bush
Davis George, contractor, r. 509 Washington
Davis George, driver City Transit Co., r. 1909 O'Farrell
Davis George, printer Abraham Waldstein, r. 510 Oak
Davis George, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Davis George, teamster, r. United States Hotel
Davis George, waiter, r. 1017 Howard
Davis George, watchman Union Box Factory, p. Ev-
erett House
Davis George, watchman Union Iron Works, r. 6 Na-
toma
Davis George A., r. 1109 Bush
Davis George A., manufs' agent agricultural im-
plements, 327 Market
Davis George C, carpenter William B. Bradbury, r.
122 Perry
Davis George E. (Bolger & Davis) r. 43 Sixth
Davis George E., homceopathic physician, 108 Stock-
ton, r. 203 Turk
Davis George E., pastor Baptist Mission Chapel, r.
cor Ninth Av and H, South S. F.
Davis George H., bookkeeper R. D. W. Davis & Co.,
r. 1618 Sutter
Davis George M., teamster, r. 20 Page
Davis George O. (Cope k Davis) r. 16 Geary
Davis George T., warehouseman Wool Agency Ware-
house, r. 905 Twentieth
Davis George W., printer, r. 2315 Howard
Davis Gillman B.,lithographer William T.Galloway,
r. 2624 Bush
Davis Granville S. P., physician, r. Cosmopolitan
Hotel
Davis Harmon 8., cook William McAllister, r. N a
Shasta, bet Maryland and Louisiana
Davis Harris, second hand furniture, 730 Montgomery
Davis Harry, r. 810 Battery
Davis Harry, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Davis Healy, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. 404
Third
Davis Heber J., clerk M. P. k M. dept Central Pac.
RR., r. 416 Harrison
Davis Heiman, tailor, r. 444 Clementina
Davis Henry, bookkeeper Searles & Stone, r. Oak-
land
Davis Henry, expressman, NE cor Montgomery and
Commercial, r. 521 Pacific
Davis Henry, speculator, r. 178 Perry
Davis Henry, teamster, r. Fourteenth, bet Folsom
and Harrison
Davis Henry C, butcher, r. SE cor Mission and Twen-
ty-eighth
Davis Henry C. (Davis & Sanger) r. Oakland
Davis Henry D., r. 630 Fulton
Davis Henry H., law student, r. 257 Clara
Davis Henry L., r. 1231 Washington
Davis Horace (Horace Davis & Co.) r. 1011 Bush
Davis Horace Si Co. (Horace and Andrew McF.
Davisj proptrs Golden Gate Flouring Mills, 41-49
First
Davis H. S., r. 423 Bush
Davis Isaac, carpenter, r. 16 Taylor, rear
Davis Isaac, merchant tailor, 404 Third
Davis Isaac E. (Davis k Cowell) r. 28 South Park
Davis J., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Davis Jacob, barber, 17 Geary, r. 1219 Turk
Davis Jacob, tailor, 131 J^ Second
Davis Jacob W., foreman Levi Strauss & Co.,r. 1635
Sacramento
Davis Jacob Z. (Boyd & Davis) r. 408 Post
Davis J. A. J., Ship and Steamboat Joiners' Assn,
Dashaway Hall
Davis James, laborer, r. 31 Eddy
Davis James, mining, r. 108 Ellis
Davis James, seaman U. 8. Revenue stmr Richard
Rush
Davis James, seaman Pac. Coast SS. Salinas
Davis James, shoemaker W. Wilkinson, r. 1314 Polk
Davis James, shoemaker U. W. 0. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 923 Natoma
Davis James H., superintendent S. F. and Pac.
Glass Works, r. 211 Capp
Davis James H., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r.
728 Union
Davis James N., plasterer, r. 1214 Laguna
Davis James S., cashier R. D.W.Davis & Co., r. 733
Bush
Davis James 8., clerk Andrew Onderdonk
Davis John, bartender P. J. Dorcy, r. 3 Taylor
Davis John, longshoreman, r. 219 Main
Davis John, preserver fruits, r. E s Dolores, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Davis John, sailmaker O. & O. SS. Belgic
Davis John, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Davis John, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Davis John, seaman, r. 422Drumm
Davis John, servant 1019 Folsom
Davis John A., mining, office 528 Cal., r. 810 McAllister
Davis John B. F., city agent Home Mutual Insurance
Co., 406 California, r. 1031 Dolores
Davis John H., driver, r. 1717 Ellis
Davis John H., real-estate, r. 916 Montgomery
Davis John H., salesman C. Curtin, r. 599 Ellis
Davis John H. W., fireman Southern Pac. BR., r. 8 s
Fourteenth, bet Folsom and Harrison
Davis John M., vocalist, r. 1 Burcham PI
Davis John T., bookkeeper, r. 200 Stockton
Davis John T., superintendent The Davis Pulverizing
Manuf . Co., 405 California, r. 108 Ellis
Davis John W., r. 1231 Washington
I nilNni APN Rj CO Growers of and Dealers in FINE WINES.
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Davis John W., barber Herman Laewen, r. 551 How-
ard, rear
Davis John W., fanner, r. 127 Jackson
Davis John W., hackman, r. 174 Clementina
Davis Joseph (R. D. W. Davis & Co.) r. 1618 Sutter
Davis Joseph, r. 49 Everett
Davis Joseph, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Davis Joseph A., janitor S. F. Art Assn, r. 124 Wildey
Davis Joshua D., bartender David P. Levy, r. 1524
Powell
Davis Julius N., liquor saloon, NE cor Sixteenth and
Dolores
Davis Kate L. Miss, r. 312 Sixth
Davis Levi, proptr Ooldeu Gate Match Factory, r. 214
Sixth
Davis Lewis, laborer, r. 13 Ellen
Davis Lewis, teamster, r. 26 Folsom Av
Davis Llewellvn H., attorney at law, 76 Nevada Block,
r. 418 Sutter
Davis Louis, carpenter, r. 257 Stevenson
Davis Louis, clerk Samuel Van Praag, r. 1040 Folsom
Davis Louis, clerk, r. 1720 Stockton
Davis Louis, operator Western Union Tel. Co., cor
First Av and Kentucky, r. First Av Exchange Ho-
tel, South S. F.
Davis Louis R., merchant tailor (Virginia City, Itev.),
r. 1514 Hyde
Davis L. S., r. 722 Bush
Davis Lyman P., compositor Evening Post, r. 1326
Fillmore
Davis M. A. Mrs., widow, r. St. David's House
Davis Magg|ie Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Manui. Co.,
r. cor Nineteenth Av., and J, South S. F.
Davis Manfred, r. 1024 Folsom
Davis ManuB, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 37 Katoma
Davis Mark, porter L. Siebenhauer & Co., r. 1040 Fol.
Davis Mark, salesman Henry Lando, r. 513 Stevenson
Davis Marks, tailor, SW cor Ninth and Railroad Avs,
South S. F.
Davis Marks, teamster John S. Bowman & Co., r. 549
Natoma
Davis Martin, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. E s Web-
ster, bet Haight and Page
Davis Marx, tailor, r. 257 Clara
Davis Mary, widow, r. 910 Washington
Davis Mary, widow, lodgings, 142 Seventh
Davis Mary Miss, dressmaker Mrs. A. F. Small, r. 923
Natoma
Davis Mary Mrs., r. 258 Spear
Davis Max (B. Schonwasser i Co.) r. 307 Turk
Davis Max, glazier, r. N s Sutter, bet Steiner and
Pierce
Davis Max, merchant, r. 307 Turk
Davis Max, tailur, r. 1024 Folsom
Davis Minnie Mrs., r. 118 Eddy
Davis Morris, furniture, 1040 Folsom
Davis M. W., guard House of Correction
Davis Myer, r. 13 )i Harriet
I Davis Nathan, tailor, 205 Minna
j Davis Nathan, tailor, r. 548 >i Tehama
! Davis Orson A., medium, 312 Sixth
Davis Paul P., clerk Pac. Stock Exchange, r. 518
Taylor
Davis P. E., with Harry N. Morse, r. Oakland
Davis Percy L., manager Davis Brothers, r. 1109 Bush
Davis Pulverizing Manuf. Co., S. M. Holmes presi-
dent and treasurer, 405 California
Davis Ralph, clerk L. Lebenbaum & Co., r. 835 McAl-
lister
Da-via R. D. AV. 6i Co. (Richard D. W. and Joseph
Davis) auctioneers, and commission merchants,
211 Pine
Davis Reason G., foreman Gilbert k Moore, r. 521
Capp
Davis Rebecca, widow, r. 660 Minna, rear
Davis R. H., patternmaker Pac. Iron Works, r. Oak-
land
Davis Richard, laborer, r. Eighteenth Aa-, nr K, South
8. F.
Davis Richard A., salesman Crane, Hastings k Co., r.
574 Folsom
Davis Richard D. W. (R. D. W. Davis & Co.) r. 733
Bush
Davis Robert, r. United States Hotel
Davis Robert (Robert Davis k Co.) r. Alameda
Davis Robert, painter, r. 339 Jessie
Davis Robert, porter Lohman & Coghlll, r. 61 Everett
Davis Robert, stevedore, r. 4 Frederick
Davis Robert & Co. (Robert and William F. Davis)
merchandisebrokera, 405 Front
Davis Robert H., printer Francis, Valentine & Co., r.
1011 Vallejo
Davis Robert W., janitor Bank British Columbia, r.
417 Bush
Davis Russell, laborer, r. 1300 Vallejo
Davis Samuel, cook William B. Duncan,r. 113 Seventh
Davis Samnel, commission, 316 California, room
8, r. 132 Sutter ^
Davis Samuel T.,composiJr'r Examiner, r. 1190 Bdwy
Davis Sarah, widow, r. 1608 Bush
Davis Se-wing Machine Co., Mark Sheldon
general agent, 130 Post
Davis S. H., conductor South Pac. Coast ER., r. 36
Geary
Davis Simon, clerk, r. 828 Post
Davis Solomon, bookkeeper, r. 214 Eighteenth
Davis Solomon, shipping clerk W. T. Coleman &
Co., r. Marlborough House
Davis Solomon, shoemaker, r. 31 Pleasant
Davis Stephen B., cutter P. & F. G. Conklin, r. 14
Hubbard
Davis Theodore D., clerk B. Nathan k Co., r. 730
Montgomery
Davis Thomas, blacksmith S. F. Forge Co.
Davis Thomas, cutter S. R. Rhodes, r. 1107 Bush
Davis Thomas, seaman, r. 1124)^ Harrison, rear
Davis Thomas H., with South Pac. Coast RR.,
r. Alameda
Davis Thomas J., foreman Dewey & Co., r. 757 Harri-
son
Davis Thomas W., r. 668 Twentieth
Davis T. J., salesman Francis A. Potter, r. 10 Third
Davis T. W., capitalist, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Davis Usher L., storekeeper Union Club, r. 508 Cal.
Davis Warren J., bookkeeper R. D. W. Davis & Co.,
r. 733 Bush
Davis W. H., night watchman U.S. Mint, r. 270 Jessie
Davis Willard G., assistant editor Resources of Cali-
fornia, r. 919 Clay
Davis William, r. 113 First
Davis William, coachdriver, r. Chicago Hotel
Davis William, capitalist r. 1000 Hyde
Davig William, expressman, NW cor Washington and
Sansome, r. 1308 Vallejo
Davis William, junk, 715 Sansome, r. 413 Leav.
Davis William, saddlery hardware and harness,
410 Market, r. 4'23 Fell
Davis William, porter Stephen J. Tichenor, NE «or
Battery and Bush
Davis William, sailmaker Thomas Reynolds, r. Berke-
ley
Davis William, salesman, r. 873Ji Market
Davis William D., r. 255 Octavia
Davis William E. (Smith & Davis) r. 757 Harrison
Davis William F. (Robert Davis & Co.) r. Alameda
Davis William G., clerk Lawrence Huerstel, r. 738
Fourth
Davis William G., commission merchant, r. 1407
Baker
Davis William G., miner, r. 523 Folsom
Davi.s William H. (William T. Daggett k Co.) r. 13
Hubbard
Davis William H.
Geneva
Davis William H.
1055 Howard
Davis William H., money and real-estate .broker
SauBome, room 35, r. Oakland
Davis William J., bakery and confectionery, 23 J^ Sec-
ond, r. 99 Stevenson
Davis William L., vegetableman Antonio Raiccvich,
r. 253 Jes.sie
Davis William M., r. 19 Park Av
Davis William N., ornamental plasterer Samuel Kel-
lett. r. 469 Minna
Davis William W., woolgrader, r. 632 Bryant
Davis Willis E., with Davis i Cowell, r. 28 South Park
Davis Winfleld S., clerk, r. 1031 Dolores
Davis W. J., driver United Carriage Co., Palace Hote
Davis k Co. (David Davis) crockery, 39 Fourth
DAVIS & COWELL ,lsaacE.Davis
and Henry Cowell) manufacturers lime, and Im-
porters cement, fire bricks, etc., 211 and 213
Drumm
DaviR & Sa ng^er (Henry C. Davis and Isidor Sanger)
surgeon dentists, 137 Montgomery, rooms 11 - 15
Davis. See Davles
Davison Albert, whitener, r. 452 J4 Minna
Davison C. E., r. Commercial Hotel
engineer Ctesar R. Spllvalo, r. 7
machinist Bigelow & Morris, r.
320
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN, '^J^KroS'Ii^-
JONAS J. MORRiSON,
I^uniber Dealer, N. E. cor. Itllssion and Spear Stg., has lAr^A
Liumber Sbeds filled urith w^ell neagoned Linmber.
DAV
261
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Davison O. Mrs., furnished rooms, 20 Montgomery
Davison P. J., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn., 71 New
Montgomery
Davison Sumuel, lamplighter S. F. Gaslight Co., r. 17
Caroline
Davison Thomas, r. 1119 Taylor
Davison Thomas, conductor Clay St. Hill RR.
Davison W. F., stockbroker, r. 22 Geary
Davison William P., painter, r. 1.513 Dupont
Davison. See Davidson and Davisson
Davisson Harrison E., cook Brown House, 737 Howard
Davisson R. G. (Tobin, Davisson & Co.) r. East Oak-
land
Davisson T. B., Ship Calkers' Assn., Barra's Hall
Davock John, laborer S. F. Gaslight Co. ./r. 112 Shipley
Davoien John J., shoemaker, 522 Sixth
Davoren Josephine, domestic, r. 522 Sixth
Davy Harry, steward Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Davy James, engineer, r. 47 Jessie
Davy Joseph, porter E. A. Jaujou & Co., r. 15 Morey
Alley
Davy Patrick, peddler, r. 641 Commercial
Davy Silas, cigars and tobacco, 1330 Market
Davy. See Davey and Davie
Daw Edward C, rigger, r. 246 Beale, rear
Daw John, bookkeeper Kennedy & Brennan, r. Oak-
land
Dawan Robert, special policeman Calvary Cemetery
Dawatz Frederick, steward New Wisconsin Hotel
Dawe Henry, seaman, r.JE 9 Elizabeth, bet Vicksburg
and Sanchez
Dawe William, liquor saloon, 541 Pacific, r. 9U2 Mont.
Dawes James, butcher, r. First Av Exchange Hotel,
South S. F.
Dawes John, night Inspector Custom House, r. 523
Natoiua
Dawes Richard C, clerk Shot Tower, r. 202 Hyde
Dawes William Mrs., teacher, r. 1300 M Stockton
Dawkins William, head waiter The Baldwin, r. 14
Lewis
Dawley 01ive,widow, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 908 Geary
Daw.son Albert C, speculator, r. 2705 Bush
Dawson C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 606 Pine
Dawson Edward, coachman John Sullivan, 525 Oak
Dawson Edwin, painter, r. 8 O'Farrell Alley
Dawson George, soappeddler, r. 624 Brannan, rear
Da-vvson. George, wines and liquors, 321 Cali-
fornia, r. 2216 Pine
Dawson George C, salesman George M.Wood & Co., r.
1637 Ellis
Dawson George H., seaman schr Rosallo, Union St.
Wharf
Dawson Henry J., cook, r. Keystone House
Dawson Henry S., cattleyard, E s Mission, bet Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth
Dawson John, shipcalker, r. 120 Townaend
Dawson John Mrs., widow, r. nr Hercules Powder
Works. S 8 Golden Gate Park
Dawson John H., drugs and medicines, SE cor Twenty-
fourth and Alabama, r. NW cor Twenty-third and
Valencia
Dawson John W., bookkeeper, r. 112 Austin
Dawson Margaret, widow, lodgings, 1013 Market
Dawson Thomas B., foreman Cutting Packing Co., r.
17 Guy PI
Dawson Thomas H., compositor B. H. Daly, r. 349
Jessie
Dawson William, miner, r. S s Randall, nr Chenery,
Fairmount Tract
Dawson William, painter, r. .523 Sixth
Dawson William Jr., tinsmith, r. 8 s Randall, nr
Chenery, Fairmount Tract
Dawson Wi'lliam T., r. 236 Sutter
Day Algernon L., collection dept Edwards, Pickens &
Fulton, r. 1316 California
Day Alexander, liquor saloon, 816 Greenwich
Day Annie Miss, assistant Mission Primary School
Day Arthur, bartender, r. 7 Dupont
Day Bernard, real-estate, r. 118 .Jasper PI
Day Bernard, salesman D. N. & E. Walter & Co.
Day Clara Mrs., housekeeper SE cor Buchanan and
McAllister
Day Daniel, laborer, r. 17 Alta
Day Delia, domestic 1520 Clay
Day Eulalla A. Miss, assistant Market St. Primary
School, r. 117 Cedar Av
Day Francis, r. 015 Larkin
Day Francis Mrs., dressmaker, r. 615 Larkin
Day Frank M., compositor Alta California, r. 603
Taylor
Day Frank R., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. Oak-
land
Day Franklin H., bookkeeper D. M. Hosmer & Co., r.
1307 M Polk
Day Henry, driver James Nell, r. W s San Bruno
Road, nr University Mound College
Day H. H., mining, r. 925 Valencia
Day Isaiah N., carpenter, r. 1128 Valencia
Day J., porter Jones, Rulofson & Co.
Day Jam«s, bookkeeper Mllo P. Holmes, r. 1008 Na-
toma
Day James, engineer Woodward's Gardens, r. 1636
Mission
Day JameB A., bootblack, 1 Eddy, r. 1310 Pacific
Day James M., mining, r. 925 Valencia
Day James S., blacksmith, r. 1011 Natoma
Day J. E., r. 21 Valencia
Day Jeremiah, blacksmith Goss & Adams, r. 516 Fol.
Day John, r. 270 First
Day John, laborer, r. 2206 Powell
Day John G., contractor, r. 1128 Valencia
Day J. W., machinist Nathan W. Spaulding, r. 261
Clara
Day May L. Mrs., r. 118 Post
Day Miles, domestic 1311 Taylor
Day Patrick, laborer, r. N s Lombard, bet Kearny and
Montgomery
Day Patrick, laborer, r. cor Montezuma and Califor-
nia Av, B. H.
Day Patrick J., shoemaker, r. 607 Battery
Day Richard, hack proptr, cor Polk and ElUs, r. 803
Van Ness Av
Dav Richard, salesman D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r.
' 2918 Clay
Day Robert, paperhanger, r. 101 Minna
Day Robert, secretary The Guide, 521 Clay, r. 28 Mc-
Allister
Day Sherman, mining engineer, 120 Sutter, r. Berkeley
Day Silver Mlmtig Co. (Lincoln Co., Nev.) J.
W. Pew secretary, yiO Pine
DAY THOM ASj importer and jobber
gas fixtures, clocks, bronzes, etc., 122 and 124
Sutter, r. 630 Harrison
Dav Thomas H., contractor carpenter work new City
' Hall, r. 1012 Devisadero
Day Thomas J., engraver, 137 Montgomery, room 13,
r. 1705 Howard
Day Thomas S., with Thomas Day, r. 106 Post
Day Thomas W. Mrs., widow, teacher music, r. 117
Cedar Av
Day William, hackman Richard Day, r. 803 Van Ness
Av
Day William, laborer, r. 826 Green, rear
Day William, machinist, r. 261 Clara
Day William, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Day William H., porter Taber, Harker & Co., r. 26
Mary
Day. See O'Day
Dayan J.W., stationery clerk Central Pac. RB., r. Oak-
land
Dayball Bridget, widow, r. 9 Sheridan, rear
Daybrook Henry, laborer Pac. Coast Packing Co.
Dayer John, shoemaker, r. Columbia Hotel
Daj-ore Annie Miss, milliner Mrs. M. A. Soper
Days John, varnisher Kragen & Gelst, r. 565 Stev.
Days John M.. clerk Superior Court, Department No.
6, r. 1616 Turk '
Dayton Frederick H., Japanese bazaar, r. 2700 Pierce
Dayton Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Silver City,
Nev.) W. E. Dean secretary, 203 Bush
Dayton George W., scenic artist Baldwin Theater, r.
Brooklyn Hotel
Dayton George W. Jr., scenic artist Baldwin Theater,
r. Brooklyn Hotel
Dayton Ida E. Miss, artist, 91 St. Ann's Building, r. E
s California Av, nr Virginia Av, B. H.
Dayton Jeremiah B., mining, r. 722 O'Farrell
Dayton Mary E., matron 8. F. Female Hospital, 930
Clay
De Almada Domitila G. Mrs., widow, r. 21 South
Park
De Almeida Manoel F., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn,415}j Dmmm
De Andrade Joao, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 M Drtimm
De Andreis Balgio, manufacturing chemist, 8 Vande-
water, rear
De Andreis Cosmo, laborer, r. 8 Vandewater, rear
De Andreis Victor E., r. 8 Vandewater, rear
>-ip/^ lil f\l ADl/ ^*>* MARKET STREET, wholesale and retail dealer in
uLU. VY. ULArK, Paper Hangings & SMo Material. Manufacturer of winilow stales
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JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^^^o^-esale hardware
WW., Corner Alarket and Front Street*.
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De Angelia John Mrs., widow, r. 211 Chattanooga
DeAngelis Thomas J., comedian Adelphi Theater, r.
207 Chattanooga
De Arce L. Ponton, commission merchant, r. 911 Jack-
son
De Arcy James J., harnessmaker, r. 108 Fell
De Avilo — Mme., teacher French Zeitska's Institute,
922 Post
De Azevedo Antonio I., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415J^ Drumm
De Azevedo Joao A.. Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn
4153^ Drumm
De Azevedo Manoel, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn.
415 Ji Drumm ,
De Bahr Henry, clerk, r. 2031 Fillmore
De Bar Constant, lumberman A. 0. Freese, r. 324 Se-
venth, rear
De Barbieri Serafino, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
De BarsB. D., merchant, r. 409 Stevenson
De Basson John, merchant, r. 537 Sacramento
De Beke Alfred, r. 402 Hayes
De Bernard! Charles, cook, r. 432 J^ Vallejo
De Bernard! Luigi, r. 506 Union
De Bernardi. See Debernardi
De Bettancurte Antonio F., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415 Ji Drumm
De Bettancurte Thomas M., Portuguese Pro. and
Benev. Assn, 415}$ Drumm
De Blaumford D. N., barber Hermann Laewen, r. 6
Leroy PI
De Blieck John Eev., clergyman St. Ignatius College,
214 Hayes
De Boer Henry J. (H. J. De Boer & Co.) r. 1239 Mis-
sion
De Boer H. J. & Co. (Henry J. De Boer and Denzel C.
Preston) junk dealers, 1239 Mission
De Bois Hiram, cook, r. 14 Scott PI
De Bourge Eugene, peddler, r. N s Harrison, bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
De Bretteville V., teacher languages, r. NE cor Fran-
Cisco and Polk
De Brevans Moreal E., widow, r. 1819 Stockton
De Brum Antonio F., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn., 415 J^ Drumm
De Bus Henry F. (H. F. De Bus & Co.) r. 818 Mont.
De Bus H. F. & Co. (Henry F. De Bus and Henry F.
Fleishman) coffee saloon, 604 Montgomery
DeOamp John P., cigarmaker William John, r. 1051
Mission
De Campos Joaquin P., expressman, cor Sacramento
and East, r. W s Wood, nr Point Lobos Av
De Cardono Leo, clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 825
Kearny
De Carlo John, vegetable dealer, r. 12 Ohio
De Casembroot Carlos F. (Stege & Co.) r. N B Twen-
ty-sixth, bet Fair Oaks and Guerrero
De Castro D. & Co., shipping and commission mer-
chants, F. L. Barreda manager, 213 San,, room 1
De Castro Francis C, Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn., 415 }< Drumm
De Castro Joao F., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn.,
415}^ Drumm
De Castro Theodore, liquor saloon, 406 Pacific
D^ Chartrette Valerie, widow, r. 14 Lafayette
De Clair Peter, seaman schr SoHerino, Jackson St.
Wharf
De Clalrmont Kalph (A. Koneke & Co.) r. 65 Thir-
teenth
De Cordy Jane, widow, r. 40 First
De Cordy Thomas, nietalroofer, r. 40 First
De Corsey John, liquor saloon, 261 Third
De Costa George, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 37 Natonia
De Costa John N., teacher languages, r. 1313 Green
De Costa Joseph, cook, r. 119 Jackson
De Courcy Carrie Miss, milliner Mrs. Fanny De Cour-
cy, r. 1907 Fillmore
De Courcy Edward, agent, r. 1907 Fillmore
De Courcy Famiy Mrs., milliner, 1907 Fillmore
De Courcy Grissella Mi.ss, milliner Mrs. Fanny De
Courcy, r. 1907 Fillmore
De Courcy Margaret Mrs., dry goods, 357 Sixteenth
De Courcy William, salesman Hoffman & Co., r. 1907
Fillmore
De Crano Edmund G., mining engineer, 8 S. F.
Stock Exoliauge Building, r. 2H36 California
De Curtone F.. Austrian Military and Benev. Assn
310 O'Farrell
De Cuyper Charles, bookkeeper L. K. Myers, 28 Main
De Derky F. F., homoeopathic physician, office
17 Dupont, r. 1532 Polk
De Eduardo Manoel T., Portuguese Pro. and Benev
Assn., 415}$ Drumm
De Feno Manoel F., Portuguese Pro. and Benev
Assn., 415}$ Drumm
De Fernandez Laura, dressmaker, r. 832 Broadway
De Ferr.iri G. B., vegetable peddler, r. SE cor Fifteenth
and Market
De Ferrari Giovanni B., house, sign, and fresco paint-
er, 307 and 309 Montgomery Av, r. 1201 Turk
De Ferrari Jerome G. B., painter Giovanni B. De
Ferrari, r. 432 Union
De Fiennes Henry J., pressman Alta California, r. 835
Mission
De Fiennes J. B., attorney at law, r. 835 Mission
De Filippe T. Bai-theleiny, teacher languages,
235 Kearny, r. 844 Mission
De Folly Caliste, teacher music, r. 612 California
De Folly Fannie, r. 612 California
De Forest Charles, liquor saloon, NW cor Alabama
and Twenty-seventh
De Forest Joseph, manager Sierra Lumber Co.,
NE cor Fourth and Channel, r. 842 Valencia
De Forest William F., clerk freight dept Central Pac.
RR., r. 1047 Mission
De Forrest George Henry, seaman, r. 1119 Mont.
De Fosse Charles, drayman Cutter & Co., r. 230 Perry
De Faga Caetano Vincente, Portuguese Pro. and
Benev. Assn, 415 )$ Drumm
De Frati Rafael, fruitdealer, r. 10 St. Charles PI
De Frees Joseph, quartermaster U. S. stmr Hassler.r.
307 Ritch
De Frees William R., miner, r. 34 Erie
De Freitas Antonio, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn J
415}$ Drumm "
De Freitas Francisco, waiter Rogers & Freitas, r. 100}$
Second
De Freitas Jose M„ waiter John Cardoza & Co., r.
Commercial, nr Drumm
De Freitas Langslau F., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415}$ Drumm
De Freitas Manuel T., waiter Rogers & Freitas, r.
100>i Second
De Freitas Pedro J., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 41.'i}i Drumm
De Freitafl Vincent, wiittr Pacific Mail SS. Granada
De Fremery H. S., ship and Custom House broker.
508}^ Battery, r. Oakland
De Fremery James, president San Francisco
Savings Union, consul Netherlands, agent Am-
sterdam Board of Underwriters, and (James De
Fremery & Co.) office 410 Battery, r. 1305 Adeline.
Oakland
De Fremery James & Co. (James and William
C. B. De Fremery) commission merchants, 410
Battery
De Fremery James L., clerk American Sugar Refinery.
r. Oakland
De Fremery William C. B. (James De Fremery & Co.)
r. Oakland
De Freville Eugene, proptr Centennial Hall, r. 611
Gough
De Fmley Ferdinand, vegetable dealer, r. 1323 Minna
De Funceca Manoel F., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415M Drumm
De Gear Frank, carpenter William S. Ray. r. 113
Sherman
De Gear George P., carpenter Ackerman Brothers, r.
113 Sherman
De Gear George W., carpenter, r. 113 Sherman
De Gear Jefferson D., tin roofer Conlin & Roberts, r.
113 Sherman
De Gernlomo Angelo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
De Glietaldi Emilio, liquor saloon, NE cor Ore-
gon and Battery, r. 714 Bryant
De Gras Henri, physician, r. 1626 Howard
De Ureayer Harry, cashier Fry, Wattles & Co., r. 3)4
Monroe
De Greayer Septimus, stockbroker, r. 502 Sutter
De Grimaud Stanislas, laborer Q. Venard, r. 626
Front
De Groot, Birge & Co. (Henry De Groot, Frederick
Birije, and Henry De Groot Jr.) mining engineers,
and assayers, 318 Pine, room 25
De Groot E. A. Mrs., widow, r. 2118 Van Ness Av
De Groot Henry (De Groot, Birge & Co.) r. N s Twen-
ty-second, bet Church and Vicksburg
De Groot Henry Jr. (De Groot, Birge & Co.) r. 2118
Van Ness Av
De Groote David A., extraman engine No. 4, 8. F. F.
D., r. 144 Second
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY. ""'"'"fl^Sf'nfefL^,??, '■''*''»»•'*
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTEU OK AND DEALER IX ALL. KIXDS OF FOltElG:
AND DOItlESTIC COAL., 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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263
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De Groote Leon A., collector, r. cor Eleventh and
Railroad Avs, South S. F.
De Guigiie C, agent Comptoir D'Escompte de
Paris, 401 California, r. San Mateo
De Haas August, seaman schr Fortuna, r. North Pa-
cific Hotel
De Haro Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) 'William W.
Bausman secretary, 409 California, room i
De Hart Harry M., deputy aj^ent land dept Uni-
versity of California, 310 Pine, room 36, r. 715
Howard
De Haven P. A., carpenter, r. 317 First
De Jarley George W. C, painter Basler & Jewell, r.
1219 Green
De Jarley Paul, palnter^Thomas Downing, r. 1219
Green
De Jonge Jonn, master mariner, ofi&ce 12 Clay
De Kenkelaer Peter, bartender Frank Coen, r. 713
Vallejo
De La Bar Macaja, contractor and builder, r. 460 Ka-
toma
De La Cruz Jose, seaman, r. 2 Vallejo PI
De La Fontaine Victor, cooper MattuUath Manuf. Co.,
r. 1629 West Mission
De La Fuente Joaquin, compositor r. 528 Green
De La Guerra Carlos P., route agent U. S. Railway
Mail Service, r. Gailhard Hotel
De La Malmaison Narci8se(Larat & De La Halmaison)
r. 609 McAllister
De La Montanya George, tinsmith Martin Prag, r.
15}^ Oak Grove Av
De La Montanya James, importer stoves, and metals,
214-222 Jackson, and 606 and 608 Battery, r. 1510
Taylor
De La Montanya Matthew Jr., with Harry N. Morse,
r. Oakland
De La Perrier , teacher languages, r. 227 Geary
De La Eosa A. Mrs., r. 333 O'Farrell
De La Santi Ferdinando, Italian Benev. Soc, 423
Washington
De La Torre Antonio, carriagetrimmer Larkios & Co.,
r. 2020 Mason
De Labrousse A., veterinary surgeon, office and r.
1513 Howard
De Lacorf John, gardener, bet Sanchez and Noe,
and Fourteenth and Ridley
De Lacreau Joseph, r. 2QuincyPl, rear
De Lacy Charles, capitalist, 312 Pine. r. lOOfi Sutter
De Laim Charles, seaman schr Solferino, Jackson
St. Wharf
De Lamatar M. H., carpenter Woodward's Gardens, r.
1 78 M Fourteenth
De Lancey Jessie G., domestic 2423 California
De Lancey John, salesman J. Utschig, r. 7 Middle
De Lancy Stone, with South Pac. Coast RR. foot
Market
De Land Frank M., clerk Richard C. Hooker, r. 703
Market
De Land Harry, apprentice William T. Garratt, r. 203
Market
De Land John, laborer, r. 223Folsom, rear
De Land. See Deland
De Landresse Henri Clerc, collector French Savings
and Loan Soc, r. 10 Jansen
De Lange Charles E. Mrs., widow, r. 338 Thirteenth
De Lange Conradus, carpetlayer, r. .531 Shotwell
De Lange William F., waiter SS. State of California,
Broadway Wharf
De Languilettu Caroline, midwife, r. 322 Duncan
De Lanza F., r. 14 Cleaveland
De Latour P. Mrs., teacher music and French, r. 3
Mason
De Latour. See Delatour
De Laveaga J. Vimente, capitalist, 258 Market, r. 322
Geary
De Laveaga Miguel A., capitalist, 258 Market, r. 534
Turk
De Leer Adrian, carpenter, r. 431 Ji Clementina
De Legat Jesus, r. 839 Broadway
De Leon Raphaela S., widow, r. 1028 Market
De Lille Josie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 315 Stockton
De Lima Manoel J., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 M Drumm
De Long Frank C, offloe 117 Pine, r. Novate, Marin Co._
De Long John L., master mariner, r. 1714 Sutter
De Long. See Delong
De Lorme G.Victor, bookkeeper S.B. Wakefield & Co.,
r. 306 Loaven worth
De Lorme Harry, actor Tivoli Garden, r. 109 St. Ann's
Building
De Luca Angelo, drayman, r. 424 Union
De Luca Carlo, butcher Gesualdo De Luca, r. 512
Union
De Luca Egisto, Italian Sharpshooters, 413 Broadway
De Luca Gesualdo, butcher, 1338 Dupont, r. 1627 Du-
pont
De Luca James, molder Union Iron Works, r. 30 Minna
De Luca Pietro, Italian Sharpshooters, 413 Broadway
De Lucca Louis, laborer, r. 9 Broadway
De Macedo Pedro J. R., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, ilbii Drumm
De Malder Joseph, solicitor American Pipe Co., r. 728
Fourth
De Manuel Gustave A., salesman C. Curtln, r. 449
Jessie
De Manuel Joseph (Brincatt & De Manuel) r. 621 Pac.
De Marcelina Manoel, Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415 3^ Drumm
De Mars Oliver, laborer, r. 1517 California
De Martini Augustin, fisherman, r. 318 Broadway
De Martini Giuseppe, laborer, r. 12 Union PI
De Martini John, teamster Onesti & Connor, r. 16
Union PI
De Martini Luigi, laborer, r. 1111 H Kearny
De Martini Maria, widow, r. 517 ><; Greenwich, rear
De Martini Paul, laborer, r. 738 Vallejo
De Martini Paul, bootblack, 1 Bryant Pl,r. 517 Union
De Martini Philip, cook Asa A. Porter, r. 9 Medau PI
De Martini. See Demartini
De Masserano Ramon, cook Henry Grimm, r. 423^
Broadway
De niusinl Telespliorns Rev., professor St.
Ignatius College, 214 Hayes
De Mello Jose C, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 Ji Drumm
De Mendonca Antonio A., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415 >^ Drumm
De Micheli Giuseppe, Italian Sharpshooters, 413 Bdwy
De Mill E.G. (De Mill & Lautermilch) r. 204 Sutter
De Mill & Lautermilch (E. G. De Mill and L. Lauter-
milch) coffee saloon, 511 Montgomery
De Montauzan A. Germain (Belloc & Co.) r. Paris
De Mott Catherine L., widow, r. 1223 Filbert
De Mulford J. M., upholsterer and cabinetmaker, 1060
Howard
De Meyers Ellen, widow, r. 257 Stevenson
De Noon Robert P., assistant superintendent Geary
St. P. and O. RR., r. 410 Jones
De Olages Francisca, widow, r. 533 Vallejo
De Oliveira Antonio F., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415 M Drumm
De Oliveira Joao de A., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415^ Drumm
De Palacios Marciana. drebsmaker, r. 513 Vallejo
De Paola Frank, fish, 37 Clay St. Market
De Pas Charles B. , law and collection agent, 625
Washington, r. 872 Mission
De Pass Caleb J., porter Robert S. Bailey, r. Oakland
De Pass James M., stock, and money broker, 331
Montgomery, room 14, r. 759 Market
De Penhallow R. P., mate schr Discovery, Mission St.
Wharf
De Pew Charles, carpenter, r. S s Thirtieth, bet War-
ren and Bartlett
De Planque William, upholsterer William J. Heney &
Co., r. 635 Stevenson
De Pratti Ernest, Hamburg fig dealer, r. NE cor Fell
and Fillmore
De Prefontaine J. J.R., musician, r. 1207 Mission
De Quadros Matheos J., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415 ><i Drumm
De Remee Axell, clerk August Berggren, r. 1513 Polk
De lUdder Peter, carpenter, r. 936 Harrison <=;_
De Roe Charles Mrs., widow, r. 804 Ellis
De Rome Catherine, widow, r. 65 Laugton
De Rome Louis, brassfounder William T. Garratt, r.
65 Langton
De Rome Wilfred, brassfounder William T. Garratt,
r. 65 Langton
De Ronceray L. & Co. (Louis De Ronceray) pictorial
printers, 11 Geary
De Ronceray Louis (L. De Ronceray & Co.) r. 11 Geary
De Rocs Jacob, r. 30 O'Farrell, rear
De Roos Leon, canvasser, r. 30 O'Farrell, rear
De Rupert A., teacher, r. Overland House
De Sabla Eng'ene, commission merchant and im-
porter, 40 California, room 3. r. 1216 Hyde
De Sabla Eugene Jr., r. 1216 Hyde
De Salaberry Maurice, civil engineer, r. 634 Stev.
De Sanza Agosto, seaman, r. 38 Jackson
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De Saynil J. A., purser Pacific Mail SS. City of Tokio
De Seravalle C, teacher languages, 120 Sutter, room
37, r. 223 Leavenworth
De Serpa Joaquin F., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415)3 Drumm
De Silva Joao de F., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415J^ Drumm
De Silveira Manoel de M., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415 J^ Drumm
De Slaef Edward, house painter, r. 16 Virginia PI
De Sella Abraham, tentmaker Neville & Co., r. 912
Jackson
De Solla Esther, r. 1414 Powell
De Souza Joao F., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn.,
415)5 Drumm
De Souza Manoel J., Portuguese Pro. and Benov.
Assn., 4153^ Drumm
De Souza Margaret, chophouse, 68)^ First
De Sparr Eugene, barber, r. 410 Tehama
De St. Germain Ferdinand (Jacob Strahle & Co.) r.
1707 )i Stockton
De Sterk Thomas, coo;<, r. 217 Stevenson
De Stevenson James, miner, r. 5 Harry PI
De Styack John S., speculator, r. 905 Market
De Succa James, molder, r. 30 Minna
De Tavel A., veterinary surgeon, 811 Howard
De Troost George, canvasser Mark A. Miller & Co., r.
Oakland
De Ungo Marie, widow, teacher French, r. 512 Mason
De Valk Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NE
cor Eighth and Branuan
De Vail Sarah Mra., r. 337 Twenty-seventh
De Vargas Antonio I., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn., 415 )i Drumm
De Vasconcellos Victal V., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
ABSn., 415?/. Drumm
De Vasconcellos Marianno A., Portuguese Pro. and
Benev. Assn., 415)^ Drumm
De VauU John, butcher, r. 1824 Post
De Vercy Alfred F., real-estatebroker, 418 Mont.
De Vers Arthur, clerk, r. 225 Ellis
De Veuve H<>nry, civil engineer, 330 Pine, room 36, r.
120 Eleventh
De Veuve Henry Jr., bookkeeper Singer Manuf. Co.,
r. 120 Eleventh
De Veuve Prentiss, bookkeeper J. King Goodrich, r.
120 Eleventh
De Vinney Margaret, widow, r. 835 Mission
De Voy John C, mining, r. 33 Oak Grove Av
De Voy William J. R., carrier Evening Bulletin, r. 33
Oak Grove Av
De Voy. See Devoy
De Vry John V., civil engineer and architect, 202
Sansome, room 6)^, r. 1 Boardman PI
De Weebe Cornelius Jr., liquor dealer, r. 2219 Devlsa-
dero
De Weys William D. M., steward Dr. Charles Ber-
tody, 1005 Stockton
De Wit Albert P., messenger S. F. Savings Union, r.
Alameda
De Witt Andrew, carpenter, r. 14 Clinton
De Witt Charles, carpenter, r. 14 Clinton
De Witt Cornelius, blacksmith Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
155 Dore
De Witt G., broker, r. C3G Commercial
De Witt Henry G. Rev., clergyman, r. 56 South Park
De W'itt James, salesman James De La Moutanya, r.
1510 Taylor
De Witt James C. (De Witt & McCauslaud) r. 2
Helen
De Witt John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 155 Dore
De Witt John, assistant librarian S. F. Law Library,
27 and 2n Montgonury BIo<k
De Witt Mortimer (Cluff & De Witt) r. 21C Third
De Witt Thomas B., physician, NW cor Ken-
tucky and Butte, r.Ws Tennessee, bet Solano and
Butte
De Witt William, laborer, r. Hunter's Point, South
8. F.
De Witt & McCausland (James C. De Witt and Wesley
K. McCauslaud) carpenters and builders, 320
Jackson
De Witt. See Dewitt
De Wolf Manuel, r. 3G Clay
De Wolfe Chiirles, engineer, r. 60 Clementina, rear
De Wolie Maria E., widow, r.4 Codman PI
De Wolte William M., collector Charles S. Capp, &
Co., r. 1320 Scott
De Wolowski Alexander 8., teacher music, 8 Mason
De Wulf Bernhard J., sigupaintcr, r. 283 Fourth
De Ygual Arsenio Y. (¥gual & Co.) r. Europe
De Yong H., seaman schr Nathalia, Sixth St. Wharf
De Yonge John, proptr Oregon House, 238 Steuart
De Young Amanda Miss, r. 317 Eddy
De Young Amelia, widow, r. 317 Eddy
De Young Charles (Charles De Youmg k Co.) r. 317
Kddy
De Young Charles Si Co. (Charles and Michel
H. De Young) proptrs S. F. Daily and Weekly
Chronicle, NE cor Bush and Kearny
De Young Elias, clerk S. F. Chronicle, r. 317 Eddy
De Young Louis, r. 741 Natoma
De Yoking Michel H. (Charles De Young & Co.) r. 317
Eddy ,
Deabbarn John H., clerk, r. 422 Tyler
Deacon Charles, signpaiuter, r. 704 Laurel Av
Deacon Edwin, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Deacon George, machinist William Deacon, 131 Main
Deacon James S., peddler, r. 59 Crocker
Deacon William, proptr Main St. Iron Works,
131-135 Main, r. 811 Twentieth
Deacon. See Deakin
Deadwood Mining Co. (Dakota Territory) J. King
Goodrich secretary, 49 Nevada Block'
Deady Cornelius, stairbuilder Arthur McGuire, r.
2114 Mason
Deady Edward, contractor, r. 537 Ivy Av
Deady Edward S., clerk record office Superior Court,
Department No. 10, r. 537 Ivy Av
Deady Francis, with Adam H. Murphy, r. 2114 Mason
Deady Robert, laborer Southern Pac. RR.
Deady. See Dady
DeaKin Edwin, landscape painter, 611 Clay
Deakin Frederick H. (W. & F. Deakin) r. 2700 Pierce
Deakin W. & F. (Walter and Frederick H. Deakin)
importers Japanese goodn, 628 Sacramento
Deakin Walter (W. & F. Deakin) r. 1208)4 Turk
Deakin. See Deacon
Deakman John, turner George Howes & Co.
Deal Henry C, clerk ticket auditor Central Pac. BR.,
r. 2334 Mission
Deal James, seaman, r. cor Spear and Harrison
Deal Samuel, detective Central Pac. RR., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, room .58, r. 2334 Mission
Deal Thomas, machinist, r. 207 Post
Deal W. E. F. (North, Lewis & Deal) attorney at law,
230 Montgomery, r. Virginia City
Deal William C, student, r. 2334 Mission
Deal. See Diehl and Diel
Deamer William, student State IJniversity, r. 1108
Powell
Dean Andrew, r. 1525 Ellis
Dean Anthony, laborer, r. 35 Kate
Dean Benjamin D., physician and surgeon, 33 Kearny,
r. 605 Ellis
Dean Charles D., dairyman, r. 117 Eleventh
Dean Charles F., clerk general freight office Southern
Pac. RR., r. 400 Tyler
Dean Charles O. (Hackett & Dean) r. 425 Turk
Dean E. B. tSi Co.(Eli6ha B. Dean, David Willcox,
and Charles H. Merchant) wholesale lumber deal-
ers, and proptrs llar-'shlield Mills (Coos Bay, Or-
egon) office 22 California, room 4
Dean Edwin H., clerk, r. 546 Fifteenth
Dean Elisha B. (E. B. Dean A: Co.) r. Oakland
Dean Elizabeth O. Mr.s., r. 1213 Mission
Dean Frank M., shipping clerk Main & Winchester, r.
Brooklyn
Dean Frank, cook, r. 150 Clara
Dean Get.rge, r. 733 Market
Dean George, farmer, r. 2 Lincoln
Dean Gior;,'e, fireman Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba
Dean Georgi', watchman freight dept Central Pac.
RR., r. 804 Third
Dean George A., proptr Pac. Straw Works, 16 Fourth,
r. 320 Bartlett
Dean Gilbert S., dentist, 705 Market, r. 408 Greenwich
Dean Henry, painter, r. 223 Stevenson
Dean J., teamster Suptrintf ndent of Streets
Dean James, laborer, r. l.>0.>)4 Buchanan
Dean James, oiler Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba
Dean James C, blacksmith Eugene Soule, r. 153 Minna
Dean James T., with Rodger^ Meyer k Co., r. Oak-
land
Dean Jared B., teamster, cor Fremont and Howard, r.
70 Clementina
Dean John, expn-ssman, 8W cor Clay and Sansome, r.
1525 Ellis
Dean Joseph, carpenter, r. 8H7 Folscm
Dean Joseph, polisher J. k F. Kesseler, r. 311 Seventh
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Dean Lionel D., draftsman, 530 Bush, r. 207 Gough
Dean Mary, domestic 1010 Geary
Dean Patrick, hostler, 1311 California
Dean Peter, capitalist, 419 Clay, r. 1046 Valencia
Dean P. M., r. 321 Pacific
Dean Samuel C. bookkeeper E. B. Deau & Co., r.
Oakland
Dean Walter E., mining secretary, 203 Bush,
room 8, r. Oakland
Dean William, laborer, r. N s Sixteenth Av, bet R and
8, South 8. F.
Dean William, second officer stmr Bay City
Dean W'. Y., manuf wheels and woodwork, 53 Beale, r.
5G8 Mission
Deaue Coll, capitalist, 238 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Deaue C. T., physician, r. 321 Ellis
Deane Eliza J., widow, r. 46 Clementina
Deane Evans B., cashier Joseph M. Shotwell, r. 1119
Washington
Deane Hugh E., salesman E. H. Jones & Co., r. 514
Leavenworth
Deane James R.. r. 416 Tyler
Deane John (Murphy, Grant & Co.) r. Oakland
Deane John J. (Floyd & Co.) r. 416 Tyler
Deane Kate Miss, assistant Bush St. Primary School,
r. 416 Tyler
Deaue Margaret Mrs., principal Columbia St. Primary
Schowl, r. 410 Tyler
Deane Mary Miss, assistant Mission Grammar School,
r. 416 Tyler
Deane Patrick, baker, r. 40 Natoma
Deane William, marblepolisher Charles Roche, r. 268
Clara
Deane. See Dean
Deans Allen, waiter Palace Hotel
Deans Daniel, purser Pacific Mail SS. Australia
Dearborn Frank, clerk Richard S. Howland, r. St.
David's House
Dearborn Hazen S., lastfinisher, r. 502 J^ Linden Av
Dearborn Henry, laborer, r. 1030 Howard
Dearborn Henry C, captain Pacific Mail SS. City of
Sydney, r. Palace Hotel
Dearborn J. C, painter, r. 16 Garden
Dearborn Theodore H. , general agent San Fran-
cisco, Omaha, and St. Louis Through Line, office
3 New Montgomery, r. Grand Hotel
Deardorf Frank, journalist, r. 38 Seventh
Deardorff John R., mining, r. 808 Twenty-fourth
Dearing JoBeph,wagonmaker, 1048 Mission, r. Seventh,
bet Jessie and Stevenson
Dearing O. A., r. 234 Post
Dearing. See Deering
Dearlove Juana. widow, r. 641 Tallejo
Deary James, laborer, r. 213 Tenama
Deary James, waiter, r. 41 Everett
Deary. See Deery
Deas Henry, mining secretary, 44 Nevada Block, r.
Alameda
Dease Andrew, tailor. 311 Pine, room 8
Deason Stephen, deckhand stmr Bay City
Deasy Brothers, (Jeremiah and Cornelius) boots
and shoes. 132 Third
Deasy Cornelius (Deasy Bros.) r. 4.52 Minna, rear
Deasy Cornelius, fireman Spring Valk-y Water Works,
r. cor Bay and Larkin
Deasy J., longshoreman Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Deasy Jeremiah, solicitor Commercial Insurance Co.
o"f California, and (Deasy Brothers) r. 607 McAl-
lister
Deasy Jerome, detective H. N. Morse, r. 200 Post
Deasy Jerome Mrs., florist, 736 Market, r. 200 Post
Deasy Jolin, glassblower, r. 8 Dupont
Deasy John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Fifth and
Shipley
Deasy Margaret, seamstress, r. 3011 Mission
Deaven Ann, widow, r. W s Bernal, bet Army and
Twenty-seventh
Deaves Alonzo, sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r. 257
Stevenson
Deaves Charles, designer, and engraver wood, 608
Market, room 12, r. 304 Montgomery
Deaves E. Mrs., r. 11 Dale PI
Deaves Harry, assistant propertyman Baldwin The-
ater
Deavit Alonzo, Austrian Military and Benev. Assn,
310 O'Farrell
Debant Jean, tanner Paul Debant, r. SW cor Rickards
and San Bruno Road
Debant Paul, tanner, SW cor Rickards and San Bruno
Road
Debarbieri Scrafino, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Debarrates Jean, r. 811 Stockton
Debauge Paul, cook 717 California
Debb Franklin, lunch kitchen, 136 Natoma, r. 11 Wil-
liam
Debenedetti Angelo, fisherman Front St. Wharf
Debenedetti Luigi, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Debenham George W., driver Hayes Valley branch
Market St. RR.
Debenham Thomas, r. 1106 Clay
Debenham Thoma8,"bookkeeper, r. 1006 Pine
Debernardi Aliesand, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Debernardi Luigi, waiter Barbieri & Danziant, r. 604
Union
Debernardi Maurizio, cook Campi's Restaurant
Debernardi Pletro, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Mont.
Deberne Lucien, cooper Lawrence Felvey, r. 1122
Dupont
Deberon Duncan, fireman tug Monarch, r. 16 First
Debicke Albert, salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co., r.
Alameda
Debney Gerard, captain Pacific Coast SS. State of Cal-
ifornia, r. 917 McAllister
Debney John, seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York
Debonnet Adelson, florist and gardener, 519 Post, r.
1029 Sutter
Debougrand Lou., laundress, r. 21 Virginia
Debrie Emile, ironmolder, r. NE cor Twenty-fifth
and Vicksburg
Debrie William, molder Union Iron Works, r. NE cor
Twenty-fifth and Vicksburg
Debus Henry, cook The Windsor, r. 465 Minna
Deckelnian Clara Miss, r. 1215 Pacific
Deckelman Francis, barber Aaron Creamer, r. 1106
Broadway
Deckelman George, cigarmaker, r. 1215 Pacific
Deckelman Hiram, carriagetrimraer. r. 1215 Pacific
Deckelman Joseph G., cigarmaker Holling Brothers,
r. 1215 Pacific
Deckelman Louis N., tailor, r. 1215 Pacific
Deckehnan Bamantha, widow, r. 1215 Pacific
Deckent Charles, gardener, r. S s Lombard, bet Polk
and Van Ness Av
Decker Barbara, widow, r. 624 Jessie, bet Seventh
and Eighth
Decker Barnard (Decker & Travers) r. 530 Valencia
Decker Charles, barber, r. 624 Jessie
Decker Charles M. (Decker & Hansen) r. 414 Green
Decker Charleg W., dentist, office and r. 925
Market
Decker Christian, r. 5 Harrison Av
Decker Christian, groceries and liquors, 156 Berry, r.
318 Braonan
Decker Christian, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Decker Elizabeth Mrs., furnished rooms, 729 Cal.
Decker Frederick A., with Charles W. Decker, r. 2909
Bush
Decker George (Richard Decker & Co.) r. NW cor
Grove and Devisadero
Decker H. M., clerk Christian Decker, r. 156 Berry
Decker James, carpenter, r. 1028 Market
Decker John H., clerk with John H. Decker, r. 1031
Hyde
Decker John H., aonductor California St. RR., r. 1511
California
Decker John H., dentist, r. 2909 Bush
Decker John H., groceries and liquors, SW cor Cali-
fornia and Hyde
Decker Louis W., salesman Eclipse Bakery, r. 337
Union
Decker Martha B., widow, r. 2909 Bush
Decker Peter, banker (Marysville) r. 10.30 Bush
Decker Peter, captain schr Jennie Thelen, Mission
St. Wharf
Decker Richard (Richard Decker & Co.) r. NW cor
Grove and Devisadero
Decker Richard & Co. (Richard and George Decker)
groceries and liquors, NW cor Grove and Devisa-
dero
Decker William, r. 337 Union
Decker & Hansen (Cliarles M. Decker and Olaus Han-
sou) wood and c<)al,112and 114 Washington
Decker & Travers (Barnard Decker and Lawrence
Travers) liquor saloon, 530 Valencia
Decomb Joseph, fruit stand, Oakland Ferry, r. 311
East
Docomo Augustin, laborer Sea Wall
Decona Harry, deckhand stmr Herald, Washington St.
Wharf
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Deconrtieux Amand, butcher, 27 and 29 S. F. Market,
r. 725 Broadway
Decouvey Charles, baker R. E. Swain & C!o.,r. 115 Na-
toma
Deden A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Dederky Henry, proptr Golden Gate Hotel, 134 Fourth,
r. 123 Fell
Deding Bridget, domestic 2220 Jackson
Dedinl Dominico, Swiss Beuev. Soc, 109 Montgom-
ery
Dee Frank H., bookkeeper Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
729 Geary
Dee Isabella Miss, r. 562 Natoma
Dee John P., teamster, cor Clay and Drumm, r. 37
Clementina
Dee Joseph G.. porter, r. 1230 Broadway
Dee Nellie Miss, paperruler Bartling & Kimball, r.
145 Silver
Dee Patrick, driver Hayes Valley branch Market St.
RR.,r. 1601 Turk
Dee Thomas, laborer, r. 60 Tehama
Deede Nicholas, cook New York Bakery, 626 Kearny
Deegan Catherine, widow, r. 415 Francisco
Deegan Catherine, domestic 225 Page
Deegan Eliza, domestic 233 Tyler
Deegan. See Degan
Deely Hugh, engineer, r. 447 Fifth
Deely James, groceries and liquors, SW cor Polk and
Pine
Deely Lawrence, clerk James Deely, r. SW cor Polk
and Pine
Deeney William, coal and wood, 512 Second
Deer L., Austrian Military and Benev. Assn, 310
O'Farrell
Deering Cassie, domestic 1413 Post
Deering Charles J., capitalist, 419 Clay, r. Fruit Vale
Deering Charles J. Jr., accountant Merchant's Ex-
change Bauk, r. 819 California
Deering Frank P., attorney at law, 34 Montgomery
Block, r. 819 California
Deering Henry, cabinetmaker S. F. Furniture Factory,
r. 320 Ritch
Deering James, machinist, r. 70 Minna
Deering James H., merchant, r. 819 California
■ Deering James H. Jr., attorney at law, 34 Montgomery
Block, r. 819 California
Deering John, manager Jacob Schoenfeld, r. Seventh
Av, bet M and N, South S. F.
Deerin^f K. A. Mrg. , dressmaker, 433 Geary
Deering Mary, widow, r. 629 J^ Minna
Deering Michael, civil engineer Southern Pac. RR.,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 62, r. 856
Folsom
Deering Oliver M., r. 207 Dupont
Deering Thomas P., second officer Pacific Mail 8S.
Colima
Deering William E., bartender, r. 114 Natoma
Deering. See Deariug
Deery Cornelius, laborer, r. 1 August Alley, rear
Deery Frank, r. 721 Natoma
Deery James, hostler Omnibus RR.
Deery Thomas {Downes& Deery) r.N s West Mission,
bet Hermann and Ridley
Deery. See Deary
Dees Katie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Fannie Wolf, r. 25
Stone •
Deetl&en G. F., manager Pioneer Reduction Works,
19 Channel, r. Alameda
Deetken Sophie .\. Miss, teacher German, South Cos-
mopolitan Grammar School, r. 1513 Larkin
Defferrari Luisa, Italian Benev. Soc. 423 Wash.
Defferson Charles, seaman, r. 16 Folsom
Deffner George, carpenter Charles W. Ridgeway, r. 81
Fourth
Defiance Gold Mining Co. (Bodle, Mono Co., Cal.) W.
H. Lent secretary, 62 Nevada Block
Deflon Pierre, clerk, r. 108 McAllister
Defoe Peter, Ship Calker's Assn. Barra's Hall
Defour Gustave, r. 637 Pacific
Defour Joseph, r. 8 Brenham PI
Defranco Salvatore, Garibaldi Guard, 42,3 Broadway
Defrees William, conductor N. B. and Mission RR., r,
SW cor Fourth and Folsom
Degan Dennis, laborer, r. NW cor Geary and Cen-
tral Av
Degan Patrick (Degan & Orford) r. N s Washington,
bet Devisadero and Broderick
Degan William, contractor, r. S s Fell, bet Scott and
Devisadero
Degan William, salesman, r. 251 Stevenson
Degan & Orford (Patrick Degan and Robert Orford)
stone yards, NE cor Ellis and Broderick and 8 s
Townsend, bet Second and Third
Degan. See Deegan and Degen
Degandi John, milkman, r. Chicago Hotel
Degaspar Fidel, teamster George Scharetg, r. W s
Iowa, bet Nevada and Sierra
Degaspar Michael, driver Davidson & Scharetg, r.
NW cor Pennsylvania Av and Sierra
Degen Antone, baker, r. 428 Broadway
De^en Li. P., manuf oak-tanned and rawhide belt-
ing, 10 Fremont, r. 1371 Tenth, Oakland
Degen Philip W., porter Lilienthal & Co., r. 34 Te-
hama
Degen William, brickmason, r. 741 Market
Degen. See Degan and Deegan
Degeuer Erich (Degener & Co.) r. 1130 Eddy
Degener Richard, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Degener & Co. (Erich Degener and William Lich-
tenberg) importers, and commission merchants,
308 California
Degenhardt Mrs., shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht
Degenhardt Charles, butcher Charles Saltman, r. 1837
ElUs
Degenhart Louis, merchant tailor, 136 Montgomery
Av, r. 1915 Stockton
Degerieck Julius, r. German Hotel
Degnan James, tailor, 36 Rausch
Degnan John J., carpenter, r. 36 Rausch
Degnan Peter, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 120
Silver
Degnan Thomas, waiter, r. 36 Rausch
Degnan Winifred Miss, r. 36 Rausch
Degner Frederick, painter, r. Ahlborn House
Degorski Amelia Mrs., teacher French andluusic, r.
614 Natoma
Degorski John, tailor, r. 614 Natoma
Dehan Theophile, gardener, r. 825 Vallejo, rear
Dehle Carsten, bartender Alfred Hansen, r. 216 Mont-
gomery Av
Dehlholm Rasmuss, laborer Potrero Teast and Distil-
ling Co., r. Tennessee, nr Butte
Dehnonte Francisco, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Dehuc Emil, housesmith, 620 Com., r. 31 Hinckley
Deicke Otto, janitor Verein Eintracht, r. 312 Post
Deidel Frank H., brewer, r. 512 Bush
Deihlmau George, lodgings, 825 Kearny
Deickman Peter, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 735
Brauuan
Deily James B., carpenter Phineas Haskell, r. 108 Fell
Deinser Sophie, domestic 1830 O'Farrell
Deisel John P., cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, r.
Chapultepec, nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Deisenroth C. C, r. SW cor Sixteenth and Mission
Deistel Francisco, brewer Grogan & Anstett, r. 725
Green
Deitrich Gustave, clerk, r. 1030 Market
Deitrich Hermann, porter John C. Fitschen, 305 Cal.
Deitrick William, waiter City and County Hospital,
r. E s York, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Deitzler George W., capitalist, 230 Sansome, rooms 1
and 2, r. 8 Liberty
Del Mar Alexander, mining engineer, office 216 San-
some, r. 637 Tyler
Del Mar Oliver, teamster Scott & McCord, r. 1517 Cal.
Del Mar Walter, clerk E. A. O'Brien & Co., r. 637 Tyler
Del Villar Francis, mining engineer, r. 1028 Market
Delaf Thomas, parlorman Grand Hotel
Delafleld Henry, inspector Custom House, r. 1926 Stev.
Delahauty Daniel, upholsterer, r. 409 3i Branuan
Delabanty Ellen, domestic 712 Hayes
DelaliHuty Ellen, widow, r. 27 Rausch, rear
Delahaiitv Fannie, widow, r. 409'*; Brannan
Delahanty John, reporter City Argus, r. 409 H Brannan
Delahanty Josephine, widow, r. 27 Rausch, rear
Ddahauty Minnie, domestic 2511 Sacramento
Delahanty Patrick, r. 43 Minna
Delahauty W., lineman Gold and Stock Tel.Cc, r. 34
Natoma
Delahanty. See Delehanty
Delahay James E., bricklayer, r. 654 Natoma
Delaiuater Marian, widow, r. 16 Anna
Delamater Theodore C, dairyman, r. 1887 Broadway
Delamore Frank, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 13 )j
Freelon
Delamore Richard .\., porter B. Nathan Jk Co., r. 359
Clementina
Delamore John F., hostler McCord, Bridge & Co., r.
NW cor Castro and Twenty-fifth
Delamore. See Dclmore
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Deland Charles H., miniug secretary, 320 SanBome, r.
759 Market
Deland. See De Land
Delaney Bridget, widow, r. 1215 Scott
Delaney Bridget, domestic 1005 Sutter
Delaney Cornelius, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Delaney Daniel, policeman City Hall, r. 1 Hyde
Delaney Edward, laborer, r. 11 Clinton
Delaney George E., bartender William W. Haney, r.
613 Jones
Delaney Henry, waiter S8. George W. Elder, Folsom
St.Wharl
Delaney James, laborer, r. 19 Clinton
Delaney James, laborer, r. E 6 California Av, nr Mon-
tezuma, B. H.
Delaney James, laborer Pacific Mall SS. Co.
Delaney James, painter, r. 1215 Scott
Delaney James H., boatman, r. 1744 Market
Delaney John, laborer, r. 30 Alta PI
Delaney M., laborer Sea Wall
Delaney Margaret Mrs., groceries and liquors, cor
Wolsey and San Bruno Boad, UniYersity Mound
Tract
Delaney Mary Miss, carpetsewer William Ehrenpfort
Delaney Michael, laborer, r. 30 Alta PI
Delaney Patrick, laborer, r. 37 Freelon
Delaney Patrick, peddler, r. N s Twenty-fourth, bet
Castro and Noe
Delaney Philip, peddler, r. N s Twenty-fourth, bet
Castro and Noe
'Delaney Stephen, laborer, r. 1001 Battery
Delaney Thomas, laborer, r. 73 Tehama
Delaney Thomas, packer Medical Purveyors' Depot
XJ. S. A., r. 112 Page
Delaney Timothy, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Delaney William, musician, r. 763 Harrison
Delaney William, shipcarpeiiter, r. Popp's Hotel
Delaney William Jr., shipcarpenter, r. Popp's Hotel
Delaney. See Delanoy and Delany
Delano Augustus, calker, r. 540 Howard
Delano Charles M., cashier Wooster, Hubbell & Co.,
r. 2522 Clay
Delano Frank, tinsmith W. S. Ray & Co., r. 128 Eighth
Delano George, Ship Calkers' Assn, Barra's Hall
Delano Henry, fireman, r. 238 Fremont
Delano Jerome A., calker, r. 510 Howard
Delano Lysander T., butcher Frank Breiling, r. 220
Shotwell
Delano Robert T., calker, r. 220 Shotwell
Delano Silas L., wagonmaker, r. 128 Eighth
Delano William, tinsmith W. S. Ray & Co., r. 128
Eighth
Delanoy Frederick N. (McCormick & Delanoy) r. Ala-
meda
Delany Alfred L., laborer, r. 438 Union, rear
Delany Arthur W., printer, r. 720 Market
Delany Charles AleC. , attorney at law, 519 Mont-
gomery, r. 1515 Clay
Delany Cornelius, engineer bark Great Western, Mis-
sion St. Wharf
Delany James, longshoreman, r. 10 St. Charges PI
Delany John, longshoreman, r. 21 btanford
Delany John, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Delany Mary, widow, r. E s Clay, bet Laguna and Oc-
lavia
Delany Patrick, wellborer, r. 764 >4 Howard
Delany P. M, superintendent J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
599 Ellis
Delany Thomas, packer, r. 112 Page
Delany. See Delaney
Delapierre Henry, decorator Jules St. Denis, r. 1914
Taylor, rear -
Delareuelle Fernand, butcher Julius Marxen, 208
Francisco
Delatour Fred J., pressmen B. G. Dun & Co., r. 558
Natoma
Delatour H. J., upholsterer Schoenfeld & Heyman, r.
613 J^ Stevenson
Delatour Mary, widow, r. 558 Natoma
Delaune Jules, tailor, r. 63K Pacific
Delavan Charles E., lauudryman, r. 919 Stockton
Delavau Eliza, widow, r. 820 Union
Delavau Isaac E., bookkeeper, r. 826 Union
Delavau John, clerk, r. 826 Union
Delay Charles E., bookkeeper, r. 2 Camp
Delay Daniel J., assistant Evening Public School, r. 2
Camp
Delay Jeremiah, teamster, r. 108 Ninth
Delbende Marguerita Mme., laundry, 204 Dupont, r.
565 Stevenson
Delbrun Leon, tanner Dominique Legallet, r. Sixth
Av, bet Q and B, South S. F.
Delcarlo Daniel, vegetable dealer, r. 528 O'Farrell
Delconen Ernest, seaman schr Parallel, Beale St.
Wharf
Delee Richard, carpenter, r. 8 s California, bet First
and Second Avs
Delehanty Cornelius, painter Thomas Downing, r.
Niagara House
Delehanty Margaret, widow, r. 624 Brannan, rear
Delehanty Patrick S., teamster Charles R. Allen, r. 7
Decatur
Delehanty Thomas, helper Moynihan k Altken, r.
119 Beale
Delehanty William, helper Moynihan & Aitken, r. 119
Beale
Delehanty. See Delahanty
Deler John, ladles' hairdresser, and importer human
hair, 12 Kearny, r. 28 Geary
Delevra Elizabeth, widow, r. 2 Moulton PI
Delfino Amato, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Delfino Anton (Delfino & Ross) r. 1315 Kearny
Delfino Augustin, laborer Sea Wall
Delfino Augustine, laborer Cutting Packing Co., r. 726
Vallejo
Delfino Giacomo, foreman Cutting Packing Co., r. 422
Vallejo
Delfino John, hostler George Eggleton, r. 426 Vallejo,
rear
Delfino Joseph, fruit and produce, 127 Third, r. 214
Minna
Delfino & Ross (Anton Delfino and Allen O. Ross]
saddle and hamessmakers, 723 Sansome
Delfs F., night clerk Hotel Rheiu, 909 Kearny
Delfs Henry, gardener, r. 1820 Vallejo
Delfs Marcus, seaman schr Discovery, r. 609 Chestnut
Delfs Marcus A., carpenter and builder, r. 609
Chestnut
Delfs Sophia Miss, r. 1522 Powell
Delgado Pedro, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730 Mont.
Delgado Simona, widow, r. 638 Valleja-
Delhessen Peter, mate schr American Girl, Howard
St. WTiarf
Delicat Frederick, carpenter Cteorge Siess, r. 910
Harrison '
Deligne Alexander, r. 10 Maiden Lane
Delille H., laborer E. G. Lyons & Co., r. 315 Stockton
Delille Josephine Mrs., dressmaker, r. 315 Stockton
Delio Ercole, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Delisdinere Mme., manuf toilet articles, 730 Bay
Dell Charles L., clerk freight dept Central Pac. RR.,
r. 602 Third
Dell John Elmer, foreman William B. Bradbury, p. 649
Folsom
Dell Thomas, bartender Edwin D. Newton, r. 250
Tehama, rear
Dell Walter K., merchant, r. SE cor Bush and Devisa-
dero
Dell William, seaman schr Redwood, Fourth St.
Wharf
Delia Santa Gaetano, cook A. L. Pre8t^, r. 522 Pine
Delia Santa Ludovichio, cook Mrs. M. Morchio & Son,
r. 12 Washington
Delia Santa Peter, cook, r. 8 Sacramento
Dellepiane & Co. (Peter Alferitz) commission mer-
chants, and wholesale foreign produce, 425 and 427
Battery
Dellius Ascension Miss, r. 5J4 Prospect PI
Delloff John, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Dellwig Theodore, bakery, 1811 Polk
Delmaestro Giacomo (Lemoine, Gambert &Co.) r. San
Jose
Delmas Charles, r. 988 Howard
Delmas H. Mrs., r. The Baldwin
Delmonico Restaurant, John Meyer proptr,
1007 Market
Delmore Ambrose, waiter SS. Los Angeles, Broadway
Wharf
Delmore Margaret, widow, r. 614 Natoma
Delmurie Antone, clubroomman Palace Hotel
Delnor George, calker, r. 100 J4 Second
Deloche Frank, clerk J. B. Deloche, r. SW cor Kearny
and Clay
DelocheJeanB., poultry, game, etc., 2 — 6 S.F.Market,
r. 704 Harrison
Delong Alfred, third cook Lick House
Delorieux Felix, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 605
Broadway
Delorieux John, machinist J. Galli & Co., r. 900 Pacific
Delpont Justin, bartender Cafe Franceis, r. 6 Pratt PI
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Delporto Domenlco, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Waah.
Delseacaux Louis, marblecuttcr Charles Roche, r. 322
Clementina
Delucchi Antonio, vegetables, 29 Colombo Market
Delucchi Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Delucchi Lorenzo, vegetables, 12 Colombo Market
Delucchi Luigi, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Delury Daniel, liquor saloon, 612J4 Howard
Delury Johanna, waitress Chamberlain House,600 Bush
DeluB Mary Miss, laundress Mrs. Felici Clement, r. 9
Hinckley
Deman Patrick, special policeman City Hall
Demangeon August, r. 11 Valparaiso
Demaria Louis, vegetables, 35 Colombo Market
Demartini Agostino (Demartini & D'Noari) r. 516
Union
Demartini Alessandro, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Bdwy.
Demartini Antonio, bootblack, 646 Clay, r. Bannam PI
Demartini Fellppo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Demartini G., boot and shoemaker, 229 Ji Montgom-
ery Av,r. 14 Union PI
Demartini Geralomo, vegetables, 46 and 50 Colombo
Market, r. bet Mission and San Jose Road, nr In-
dustrial School
Demartini Gio B., bootblack, 515 California, r. 5
Charles PI
Demartini Giovanni (Bacigalupo & Demartini) r. 433
Green, rear
Demartini Giuseppe, gardener, r. bet Mission and
San Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Demartini John, laborer, r. 1501 Dupont
Demartini John, r. 718 Greenwich
Demartini John, vegetables, 14 Colombo Market
Demartini John, vegetables, 42 Colombo Market
Demartini Joseph, bootblack, 305 California, r. 1112
Kearny
Demartini L. & Co. (Luigi Demartini, Joseph Car-
bone, and Bartolomeo Celle) candy manufs, 211
Post
Demartini Lui^i, bootblack, 341 Bush, r. 507 Vallejo
Demartini Luigi (L. Demartini & Co.) r. 514 Green
Demartini Maria, widow, r. 423 Broadway, rear
Demartini Paolo B., Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Demartini Paul, liquor saloon, 505 Green, r. 1118
Kearny
Demartini Stefano, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Demartini & D'Noari (Agostino Demartini and Gio-
vanni D'Noari) bootblacks, 229 California
Demartini. See De Martini
Demauel George, r. 621 Pacific
Demel James, seaman, r. 213 Broadway
Dement Edward, reporter S. F. Chronicle, r. 319
Bush
Demerest Frank W., collector Madison & Burke, r.
1078 Broadway
Demerest. See Demorest
DemeriesPaul, drug clerk, r. 1621 Powell
Demers Hector, clerK, r. 1206 Market
Demers Henri, engineer California St. RR., r. 1517
California
Demetrio Albergo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Demicheli Domenico, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Bdwy.
D^micheli John, vegetables, 1 Colombo Market
Demies Joseph, plumber Maurice J. Blackman, r. 408
Franklin
Deming Edward 0.(Deming, Palmer fc Co.)r. 716 Ellis
Deming Horace A. (Deming i: Barrett) r. 534 Bush
Deming H. V. (Marteusteiu & Deming) r. 714 Ellis
Deming Jay, bookkeeper R. D. Hume & Co., r. Oak-
land
Deming Joseph G. (Deming, Palmer & Co.) r. Los
Angeles
Demiiit;, Pnlmer At Co. (Edward O. Deming,
Jacob Palmer, and Joseph G. Deming) proptrs
Capitol Mills, S. F., and Aliso Mills, Los Angeles,
office 202 and 204 Davis
Deming fc Barrett' (Horace A. Deming and Charles
L. Barrett) agents E. Butterick & Co's. patterns,
124 Post
Demings Peter, master mariner, r. 8 8 Greenwich, bet
Montgomery and Sansome
Demmer Matthew, engineer Cal. Electric Light Co.,
17 St. Ann's Building, r. 941 Valencia
Demmick Henry, foreman ironmolders Union Iron
Works, r. 112 !<■ Park Av
Demming Samuel, billposter Keyt & Co., r. .533 Com.
Demonti Lorenzo, porter Oncstl & Connor, r. 4 Jasper
PI
Demorest Dayld, shoecuttcr Buckingham & Hecht, r.
140 Rose Av
Demorest M. Miss. r. 407 Mason
Demorest. See Demerest
Demoro Nina, widow, r. 9 Calhoun
Demousset Nicolas H., bookkeeper Grogan & Anstett,
r. 725 Green
Dempsey Bernard, hostler Omnibus RB., r. 264 Te-
hama
Dempsey Daniel, carpenter William A. Meeker, r. SE
cor Twenty-sixth and Alabama
Dempsey Daniel, stevedore Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co., r. 1314 Columbia
Dempsey Delia, domestic 262 Tyler
Dempsey Denis (Lyne & Dempsey) r. 516 Stockton
Dempsey Frank, winemau Grand Hotel
Dempsey James P., diver, r. S s Army, bet Sanchez
and Church
Dempsey Jeremiah, marble works, 1069 Market
Dempney Johannah, domestic 1103 Jackson
Dempsey John, laborer, r. 3J^ Elizabeth
Dempsey John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Hampshire, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Dempsey John L. , laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SW cor
Sierra and Georgia
Dempsey M. Mrs., r. 1162)^ Market
Dempsey Maria, widow, r. E s Bryant Av, bet Butte
and Twentieth
Dempsey Michael, cooper, r. 324 Twenty-first
Dempsey Michael, treer S.W. Rosenstock & Co., r. 154
Octavia
Dempsey Moses, cartman, r. 422 Tehama
Dempsey Patrick, bakery, S s Twenty-third, bet Bry-
ant Av and York
Dempsey Patrick, dairyman,W s Bryant Av,bet Butte
and Twentieth
Dempsey Patrick, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works
Dempsey Patrick, laborer, r. 68 Jessie
Dempsey Patrick, longshoreman, r. 3 Zoe PI
Dempsey Patrick, longshoreman, r. 27 Natoma
Dempsey Patrick, tanner, r. NE cor Twentieth and
Florida
Dempsey Patrick, tinroofer Conlin & Roberts
Dempsey Peter, clerk Fred H. Busby
Dempsey Peter, laborer S. F. Box Factorj', r. 27 Con-
verse
Dempsey Richard, laborer, r.Z% Elizabeth
Dempsey Robert, painter Thomas Downing, r. 250 J6
Minna
Dempsey Thomas, gardener, r. 1 Sheridan
Dempsey Thomas H., compositor Resources of Cali-
fornia, r. 2330 Pine
Dempsey "Thomas H. J., butcher William O'Brien, r.
SW cor Seventh Av and L, South S. F.
Dempsey William, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. City of
New York
Dempster Alexander, woolgrader C. S. Moses & Co., r.
148 Fifth
Dempster Clancy J. (Dempster & Keys) r. 36 Glen
Park Av
Dempster Clancy R., printer, r. 36 Glen Park Av
Dempster Daniel R., bookkeeper Dempster Jt Keys, r.
36 Glen Park Av
Dempster Michael P., bricklayer, r. 150 Eighth
Dempster Myron R., clerk Dempster & Keys, r. 36
Glen Park Av
Dempster Richard R., painter, r. .36 Glen Park Av
Dempiiter «& Keys .(Clancy J. Dempster and Gil-
bert S. Keys) shipping and commission mer-
chants, 202 Market, rooms 1 and 5
Denahy James, driver Grogan & Anstett, r. 725 Green
Denahy John, r. 26 Natoma
Denahy Michael, porter Kohler & Chase
Denahy Michael, driver Cornelius Counihan, r. W s
Mission, S of Ocean House Road
Denahy. See Danahy and Denehy
Denair John, conductor Southern Pac. RB., r. 44
South Park
Denanny John, salesman Pelxotto & Silverman, r. 260
Tehama
Denaus M., r. "22 Mint Av
Denaveaux Martin (Denaveaux & Maison) r. 2112 Pine
Denaveaux & Maison (Martin Denaveaux and Henry
A. Maison) importers wines and liquors, NW cor
Jackson and Sanaome
Dence John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 1 Lincoln
PI
Dench William, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Dend Patrick, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works
Dene Susan, domestic 2311 Mission
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE, "JldhV^f.^ -■^'^-^- S-P-T'-can,
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Denebrio Jeremiah, seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Sydney
Denecbaud Dolores Mrs., dressmaker, 108 Eighth
Denechaud Jean, butcher, r. 108 £ighth
Denechaud John Jr., cook Harry Bernhammer, r. 555
Natoma
Denegri Angelo, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Denegri Augustin, maccaronimaker J. P. Tenthorey &
Co., r. 558 Mission
Denegri Domenico, Italian Benev. See, 423 Wash.
Denehy Cornelius, night nurse St. Mary's Hospital
Deneby James, liquors and fruits. Ocean Beach Boad,
nr Golden v>ate Park
Denehy Jeremiah, laborer, r. old Toll HouBe, nr
Ocean View House
Denehy Johu, r. Hansa Hotel
Deneby Timothy, laborer, r. 445 Minna
Denehy. See Danahy and Denahy
Deneus Arent, r. 83 Stevenson
Danevaud Calixto, Swiss Benev. Sec, 109 Mont.
Deney Arnaud, commission merchant, r. 734 Merch.
Deney Ernest M., porter E. G. Lyons & Co., r. 1220
Stockton
Dengler Philip, butcher, 233 Third, r. 229 Third
Denhalter Catherine Mrs., r. 410 Ellis
Denhalter Charles H., salesman Nolan Brothers, r.410
Ellis
Denhalter John H., clerk Davis Bros., r. 410 Ellis
Denhalter William, r. 410 Ellis
Deuhard John, pork packer. 313 Ninth
Deniau Paul, furniture, 502 Broadway
Deiiicke Brothers (Ernest A. Denicke) manufs
cigars, and importers tobacco, 310 and 312 Wash.
Denicke Ernest A. (Denicke Brothers) r. 921 Larkin
Deuicke Frederick, physician, 539 California, r. 1114
Folsom
Denicke H., teamster Presidio Reservation
Denicke. See Denike
Denig Louise M. Miss, proprietress The Cottage, W s
Broderick, bet Grove and Hayes
Denigan Frank, laborer, r. 55 Shipley
Denigan Thomas (Christy & Wise) r. 1323 Clay
Denike Albert, pianotuner, r. 1206 Broadway
Denike Thomas, hostler Sutter St. EK., r. 7 Austin
Denike. See Deuicke
Denin Daniel, driver Omnibus RE.
Denin Emilie Miss, actress, r. 823 Bush
Denin Kate Miss, actress, r. 823 Bush
Denis August, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Denis Henry, tailor, 1210 Kearny
Denis Napoleon, conductor N. B. and Mission RE., r.
251?^ Clementina
Denis Vincente, janitor U. S. Coast and Geodetic Sur-
vey, r. 1413 Sacramento '
Denis William, laborer Genesee Mill Co.
Denis William B., r. 1027 Dupont
Denis. See Dennis
Denker Annie Miss, r. 7 Garden
Denker Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Denker Sebern, cigarpacker, r. 7 Garden
Denker Stephen, with Calvin Cutting & Son, r. 7
Garden
Denman Mrs., r. Commercial Hotel
Denman Grammar School, NW cor Taylor and Bush
Denmau James, principal Denman Grammar
School, NW cor Bush and Taylor
Denman Eodney W., manuf stove utensils, cor Post
Office PI and Washington, r. 221 Pacific
Denn John, employee Superintendent of Streets, r. 668
Harrison
Denn Kate Miss, shoefitter, r. 1325 Sansome
Denn Morris, boarding, 1325 Sansome
Denn Morris Jr., teamster Patrick Gleason, r. 1325
Sansome
Dennan Beruard, bartender John Murray, r. NE cor
Second and Brannan
Dennan Patrick, sexton Mission Dolores Church, r.
W s Chur;h, bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Denne John, miner, r. 405 Bay
Denner Daniel, cardrlver, r. 823 Howard
Denner Peter, wine seller, r. 8 Heron
Dennery Alphonse (J. Cerf &Co.) r. Sacramento
Dennery Leon L. , secretary French Mutual
Building and Loan Association, office 729 Mont-
gomery, r. 2621 Clay
Denney Samuel D., real-estate agent, r. W s Califor-
nia Av, bet Virginia and Esmeralda Avs, B. H.
Denniher James, bartender John H. Cregan, r. 1512
Howard
Dennin , longshoreman Menzies, Bingham k Co.
Denning Annie, domestic 1509 Washington
Denning Fannie Miss, dressmaker, r. 95C Mission
Denning James A., clerk, r. 956 Mission
Denning Maria, widow, r. 956 Mission
Denning Sadie Miss, dressmaker, 956 Mission
Denninger Charles F., turner S. F. Furniture Factory,
r. 626 Grove
Denninger Ferdinand C, sexton St. Paulus Church, r.
626 Grove
Dennis Andrew, hackdriver, r. 906 Jackson
Dennis Charles T., conductor California St. BR., r.
2210 Fillmore
Dennis Charlotte, teacher music, r. 906 Jackson
Dennis Esther, widow, r. 625 O'Farrell
Dennis Francis H., physician, .305 Kearny, r. 607 Sutter
Dennis George W., with Philip, Speyer & Co., r. 804
Jackson
Dennis George W. Jr., janitor Hall of Eecords, r. 906
Jackson
Dennis James, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Dennis James C, clerk, r. 906 Jackson
Dennis James R., operator Western Union Tel. Co., r.
526 Pine
Dennis John, laborer, r. 3 Cleaveland'
' Dennis John, laborer, r. 937 Sacramento
I Dennis John, painter, r. 273 Jessie
I Dennis John R., stonecutter, r. 365 Eleventh
I Dennis Joseph, longshoreman, r. 132 First, rear
Dennis L. Miss, clerk U.S. Surveyor General's Office,
r. 625 O'Farrell
Dennis Peter, watchman George Howes & Co., r. 1918
Taylor
Dennis Eosa, domestic 2030 Pacific Av
Dennis Samuel, teamster I. Gutte, r. 674 Natoma
Dennis Samuel W. , dentist, office 33 Kearny, r.
522 Eddy
Dennis Sarah, domestic 920 Pine
Dennis Sarah, domestic 1000 Pine
Dennis Silvia, widow, r. 906 Jackson
Dennis Thomas, molder, r. 330 3<( Tenth
Dennis William B., bookkeeper, r. 106 Post
Dennis William E.. coachman 1840 California
Dennis William J., clerk freight auditor Central Pac.
ER., r. 1611 Howard
Dennis Benjamin F., policeman City Hall, r. 8 s
Francisco, bet Larkin and Polk
Dennison B. F., widow, r. 1023 Twenty- fijst
Dennison Erasmus B., examiner U. S. Appraiser's
Store, r. 114 Guerrero
Dennison Ezra F., mining, r. Fourteenth, bet Folsom
and Howard
Dennison George L., speculator, r. 1131 Clay
Dennison L. Mrs., r. Occidental Hotel
Dennison Leon, clerk H. P. Wakelee & Co., r. 1313
Vallejo, rear
Dennison Manufacturing Co. (of New York)
Phelps k Miller managers, 120 Sutter, room 1
Dennisan Mary, domestic 224 McAllister
Dennison Orrin, laborer Sea Wall
Dennison Robert W., carpenter, r. 642 Minna
Dennison Thomas, shoemaker Buckingham k Hecht,
r. S s Parker, bet California Av and Columbia PI,
B. H.
Dennison William, farmer, Ws Ocean House Road, nr
Junction
Dennison William E., bookkeeper John Taylor k Co.,
r. N 8 Fourteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Dennison. See Denniston
Denniston Edward G., proptr 8. F. Plating
Works, 653 and 655 Mission, r. 2112 Mission
Denniston Isaac V., foreman Hose No. 3, S. F. F.
D., r. 602 Seventeenth
Denniston Josef a G., widow, r. W s Dolores, bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Denniston Mary, widow, confectionery, 1002 Pacific
Denniston William, porter, r. 32 Second
Deony Ann, widow, r. 735 Harrison
Denny Charles, clerk, r. 465 Minna
Denny Edward (Edward Denny k Co.) r. 1112 Shot-
well
Denny Ed^vard & Co., (Edward Denny) whole-
sale and retail stationers, drawing paper and ma-
terials, 512 Sacramento
Denny G. J., artist, 408 California, room 19
Denny John, messmau Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Denny John, shipcarpenter George F. Eiley, r. 11
Eauscb
Denny Johu, stonecutter Superintendent of Streets
Denny John W., painter, r. 409 Leavenworth
Denny Julia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 409 Leavenworth
WINDOW SHADES.
Manufacturer of fine "WINDOW
SHADES for Private Resl-
dences, Stores, Offices, etc., etc.
GEO. W.CLARK,
645 Market Str*«t.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
AVHOIiESA!.!:
HARDVrARE,
Corner Alarket and Front Streets.
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Denny Richard C. clerk Gronzalez & Lindfiey, r. 465
Minna
Denny Samuel D., real-estate, r. W s California Av,
bet Esmeralda and Virginia
Denny Thomas, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Denny Timothy, shipcarpenter, r. 465 Minna
Denny William, carpenter, r. 465 Minna
Dene Amable, shoemaker, r. 48 Louisa
Denover Thomas, laborer, r. 12 Gilbert
Densdorf Hugo, clerk William F. E. Segelcke, 1162
Market
Densman John, farmer, r. 127 Jackson
Densmore Gilbert B., journalist Morning Call, r. 1224
Bush
Densmore John (Steinmann & Denamore) r. 213 Eddy
Densmore. See Dinamore
Dent Frederick, master mariner, r. 153 Octavia
Dent George W., appraiser Custom House, r. 153 Oc-
tavia
Dent H. S. Mrs., widow, r. 155 Octavia
Dent John J., cooper Mattullatb Manuf. Co.,Jr. 17
Heron
Dent John W., collector, r. 110 Hyde
Dent Julia A., widow, r. 1714 Clay
Dent Lottie M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1714 Clay
Dent Patrick, cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 17 Heron
Dent Tillie J. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1714 Clay
Dental Association, rooms 232 Sutter
Dentler Henry, carriagemaker, 715 Folsom, r. 605
Bryant
Dentler E. F., dentist, 205 Montgomery Av, r. 605
Bryant
Dentz Charles, boarding, 42 Ecker
Denver Mary W. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 320
Turk
Denver William, carpenter, r. W s Castro, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Denzie Henry, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Denzler Gustav A., collector, r. 605 Natoma
Denzler Jacob, agent Philadelphia bottled beer, r. 5
Cedar Av
Deo T. O., Austrian Military and Benev. Assn, 310
O'Farrell
Deodato Antonio, Italian Beuev. Soc, 423 Washington
Depaoli Antonio, laborer, r. 414 Vallejo
Depaoli Guglielmo, laborer, r. 414 Vallejo
Depaoli John, vegetables, 48 Colombo Market
Depee Cornelia, widow, laundress, r. 63 Bernard
Depew Charles M., carpenter Jason Springer & Co.,
r. SW cor Thirtieth and Warren
Depicahus Casadebag, pantryman Casimir Imbert, r.
811 Stockton
Depierris H. A., physician, office and r. 323 Mont-
gomery Av
Deppe Bernhardt, cabinetmaker, r. 112 Clinton
Deppe Henry, laborer, r. 9 White PI
Deppe William, cabinetmaker, r. 112 Clinton
Deppen Anna Miss (Mrs. D. & A. Deppen) r. 213 Post
Deppen D. Mrs. & A. (Mrs. Dorothea and Miss Anna
Deppen) embroidery atelier, 213 Post
Deppen Dorothea Mrs. (Mrs. D. & A. Deppen) r. 213
Post
Deppen Herman, clerk Mrs. D. &. A. Deppen, r. 213
Post
Deprette J. A., gardener, r. W s Guerrero, bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Depuy S. H. (Depuy & Bowman) r. 9 Bluxome
Depuy & Bowman (S. H. Dupuy and O. C. Bowman)
hay,grain. and cattle exchange, 9 and 11 Bluxome
Deralli Peter, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Deranny James, porter SS. Newbern, Folsom St. Wharf
Derbaum John C, painter, 817 Market, r. 16 Garden
Derbec Blue Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.)
Theodore Wetzel secretary, 522 Montgomery
Derbec Etienne, president Courrier De San Francisco
Publishing Co., 536 Clay
Derbin Joseph (Derbin & Meyer) r. 27 Commercial
Derbin & Meyer (Joseph Derbin and Peter Meyer) saw
filers, 27 Commercial
Derby Annie, widow, r. 1438 Ellis
Derby Charles W., butter, eggs, etc., 19 New Metro-
politan Market, r. 225 Fourth
Derby E. M., lumber, 226 Clay, r. East Oakland
Derby Ida E. Miss, cutter and designer Eeane Bro-
thers, r. 117 Taylor
Derby John, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. Oity of New
York
Derby John, secretary The Miners' Association, 320
Sansome, r. Oakland
Derby Maria, domestic 8E cor Sutter and Van Ness Av
Derby Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail SS Co., r. 6 Fred-
erick
Derby Richard, bookkeeper auditor Central Pacific
BR., r. Oakland
Derby Thomas, merchant, 320 Sansome, room 22,
r. Oakland
Derby William, drayman, r. 1610 Polk
Derby. See Darby
Derbyshire J., waiter Pacific Coast 88. Senator
Dereke Lena Miss, r. 130 Geary
Deremble Francois, knifegrinder, r. 6 Polk Lane
Deremble Jean, r. 6 Polk Lane
Derham Bartholomew, clerk, r. 2323 Polk
Derham Edward, baker Alms House
Derham James, speculator, r. 1 Kimball PI
Derham James, salesman A. Lusk & Co., and foreman
Hose Ko. 4, S. F. F. D., r. 926 Pacific
Derliam John, special policeman, and extraman Hook
and Ladder No. 2, S. F. F. D., r. 29 Bernard
Derham John F., trunkmaker, r. 1 Kimball PI
Derham Joseph, cigarmaker William Lewis & Co., r.
2323 Polk
Derham Oliver J., compositor Examiner, r. 2323 Polk
Derham Terrence, teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
Brannan, bet Eighth and Ninth
Derham William, clerk A. C. Dietz & Co., r. 932 Pac.
Derham. See Durham
Deri Lorenzo, porter F. Berton & Co., r. 527 Clay
Deringer Charles, miller, r. 45 Sacramento
Dermody James W., solicitor Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,
r. 1213 Tyler
Dermody Michael, r. Elm Av, bet Franklin and Gough
Dermody Michael, laborer, r. 127 Shipley
Dermot Eugene, r. 222 Stockton
Dermot M. E. Mme., dressmaker, 222 Stockton
Dermott George, waiter Mayer & Dalldorf, r. 547
Tehama
Dermott Kate, domestic 116 Hyde
Dermott. See MacDermott, and McDermott
Dern John, bartender, r. Overland House
Derneu John, backman, r. 1914 Filbert
Dernham Albert, r. 309 Powell
Dernin Henry, laborer Steiger & Kerr, r. 152 Clara
Derognat Louis, butcher A. Geantit, r. 210 Mont-
gomery Av
Derognat Philibert, salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co.,
r. 511 O'Farrell
Derre August, insurancebroker, collector, and inter-
preter, r. 418 Vallejo
Derrick Anna Miss, r. 13 Yerba Buena
Derrick Margaret L., widow, janitress Girls' High
School, r. 705 Hyde
Derrick Mary, domestic 1800 Sutter
Derrick Michael L'., machinist, r. 705 Hyde
Derrick Peter, r. 438 Clementina
Derricks John, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Derry John N., packer Sol. Wangenheim ft Co., r.
1159 Howard
Dersen Claus, teamster, r. 64 First
Derwentz Jacob, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Derwin Annie, domestic 1801 California
Desagneaux Duminique, seaman, r. 210 Mont. Av
Desautell Nelson, shoemaker Joseph Lucier, r. 959
Folsom
Desbarats J., French Zouaves, 537 Sacramento
Desbeck John (Roche & Desbeck) attorney at law, 31
Montgomery Block, r. 807 Franklin
Descalso Luke, r. 1920 Howard
Descher E., Austrian Military and Benev. Assn.,
310 O'Farrell
Desebrock Frederick, saloon, NE cor Fourth and
Brannan, r. 557 Fourth
Desegre Gio Batista, gardener, W s Mission, nr In-
dustrial School
Desenfant Paul J., clerk F. N. Woods & Co., r. 1211
Powell
Desgentais F., r. The Baldwin
Deshaunt Charles, fiorist, Lombard, bet Polk and
Van Ness Av
Desideno Vincenzo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Desimoni Turi, fruits and vegetables, 1105 Ji Howard
Desirello Joseph (Desirello & Isola) r. SE cor Mis-
sion and Godeus
Desirello & Isola (Joseph Desirello and Paublo Isola)
groceries and liquors, SE cor Mission and Godeus
Desker John, clerk William R. Allen, r. 281 Turk
Desmarais P., clerk Alfred Gros, r. 1621 Powell
Desmeux Octave, cook Palace Hotel
Desmond A. Mrs., domestic 916 Leavenworth
Desmond Annie, domestic 605 O'Farrell
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, «''"""9 ?pe^[«?l''*''™''
I MAPnnMniirU importeir of and dealer in coal and pig iron,
J, IflMbUUniUUun, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Desmond Cornelius, deckhand stmr Enterprise, Wash-
ington St.Wharf
Desmond CornelluB, hatter, r. 1520 Folsom
Desmond D., driver Market St. RR.
Desmond Daniel, bakery, 406 Third
Desmond Daniel, blacksmith, 615 Fourth, r. 15 Free-
Ion, rear
Desmond Daniel, carpenter, r. 654 Willow Av
Desmond Daniel, expressman, r. E s Columbia PI, nr
Rutledge Av, B. H.
Desmond Dennis, helper 8. F. Gaslight Co., Potrero
Works
Desmond Dennis, laborer, r. 445 Stevenson
Desmond Dennis M., master mariner, r. 299 Natoma
Desmond Ellen, widow, r. 3 Bartol Alley
Desmond Ellen C, widow, r. 362 Natoma
Desmond Ernest, r. 1027 Dupont
Desmond Eugene, blacksmith helper Carvill Manuf .
Co., r. 40(> Third
Desmond Felix, carpenter Stover & Chase, r. 1407
Stockton
Desmond Felix P., carriage painter Walcom, Qowan
& Coflfee, r. 1215 Kearny
Desmond Frederick, laborer, r. 80 Colton
Desmond H. Paul, clerk J. J. Desmond & Sons, r. 28
Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Desmond Humphrey J., clerk Stack & Lacombe, r.
1520 Folsom
Desmond James, laborer, r. 216 Seventeenth
Desmond J. D., salesman J.J. O'Brien & Co., r. 14
Guerrero
Desmond Jeremiah, cabinetmaker, r. 444 Sixth
Desmond Jeremiah J. (J. J. Desmond & Sons) r. 28
Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Desmond J. J. 6i Sons (Jeremiah J., Patrick H.,
and William J. Desmond) insurance agents, 410
California
Desmond John, boatman, r. 207 Pacific
Desmond John, butcher Andrew Fay, r. 216 Seven-
teenth
Desmond John, driver Central KR., r. E s Steiner, nr
Turk
Desmond John, finisher L. & E. Emanuel, r. 15 Free-
Ion
Desmond John, laborer, r. 12 Miller PI
Desmond John B., clerk Moore & Murphy, r. 19 Lang-
ton
• Desmond Joseph D., salesman Martin J. Flavin, r.
1711 Ji Clay
Desmond Michael, laborer, r. 2748 Bush
Desmond Michael, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Desmond Michael, long.shoreman, r. 3 Bartol Alley
Desmond Nellie, domestic W s Bartlett, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Desmond Patrick, hostler, r. 120 William
Desmond Patrick H. (J. J. Desmond & Sons) r. 28
Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Desmond Richard E. , journalist, r. 1006 Market
Dssmond Sadie Miss, actress Theater Comique, r.
17 H St. Mary
Desmond Thomas, boxmaker F. Korbel & Brothers,
r. 406 Third
Desmond Thomas, sheriff City and County San
Francisco, old City Hall, first floor, r. 257 Minna
Desmond Timothy (Gordon & Desmond) r. 120 Wil-
liam
Desmond Timothy, bartender J. H. Murphy, r. 945
Howard
Desmond William, cabinetmaker, r. 21 Garden
Desmond William, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.W s
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Desmond William J. (J. J. Desmond & Sons) r. 28
Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Desmu Rosalie Mme., restaurant, 327 Montgomery Av
Desneufbourgs Leopold, teacher French, r. 520 O'Far-
rell
Desneufbourgs O. Miss, clerk Post Office r. 520O'rar-
rel
Desney Mary, domestic 2400 Mission
Desoto Alkali Co. (of England) Harrison & Co. agents,
413 CaUfornia
Despaux Peter, upholsterer, r. 626 California
Despois Francois, gardener, r. 1318 Pacific
Desprey Philip, marblecutteer Charles Roche, r. 230
Clara
Desprez Constant, r. 332 Shipley
Desrosier Charles, boxmaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. S s
Fourteenth Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Desrosier Hercules, carpenter Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 8
B Fomteenth Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Dessaa John, clerk James R. Garniss, r. 421 Folsom
Dessate Lucien, sausagemaker, r. 437 Green
Dessauer Paul J., bookkeeper Louis Sloss & Co., r.
Oakland
Dessecker John, teamster Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 746
Minna
Desslow Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 7 Con-
verse
Destampes August, currier Michael Tiernan, r. 1027
Dupont
Desty Robert, attorney at law, and compiler Desty's
Law Citations, 611 Clay
Detels Henry M., bartender William Becker, r. NW
cor Mission and Spear
Detels John H., photographic printer Peters & Sewell,
r.557 Fourth
Detels Martin (M. Detels & Co., and Detels & Schnei-
der) r. Oakland
(Martin Detels and John A. Bis-
and liquors, SE cor Main and
Detels M. ^ Co.
choff) groceries
Harrison
Detels M & Co.
(Martin Detels, Nicholas Schnei-
der.and H. Freese) proptrs Anchor Saloon, 8 Sac-
ramento
Detels William, apprentice William Trumbull, r. NE
cor Fourth and Branuan
Detels William, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Detels & Schneider (Martin Detels and Nicholas
Schneider) liquor saloon. SE cor Pacific and
Davis
Detgen Henry, liquor saloon, 619}^ East
Dethlefsen Peter, master mariner, r. 30 Clay
Detje Martin T., musician, r. 611 Minna
Detjen A. Henry, produce dealer, r. 308 Seventh
Detjen Albert, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Detlefsen Hugo, salesman Kennedy & Brennan, r. 25
Russ
Detlow T. G., laborer, r. 408 Greenwich
Detrich Antonio, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Detrich Christian, fireman Southern Pac. RR., r. 2323
Harrison
Detrichsen Edmond F., longshoreman, r. 67 Clem.
Detrick E. & Co. (E. Detrick and J. H. Nichol-
son) manufs bags, tents, and awnings, and im-
porters bags, and bagging materials, twines, etc.,
119-123 Clay, and 118 and 120 Commercial
Detrick E. (E. Detrick & Co,) r. Alameda
Detrick. See Dietrich and Diedrich
Detroit Safes, S. B. Paige dealer, 28 New Mont-
gomery
Dettelbach Morris, peddler, r. 175 Clara
Dettlef John, seaman, r. Keystone House
Dettmann Ludwig (Sanders & Co.) r. 109 Webster
Dettmar Charles, clerk Henry Dettmar, r. 621 H Minna
Dettmar H., tailor, r. 510 Bryant
Dettmar Henry, cabinetmaker August Jungblut & Co.,
r. 1415 Devisadero
Dettmar Henry, oyster and chop house, 42 and 43 Grand
Central Market, r. 515 Stevenson
Dettmer Alexander, agent, r. 64 First
Dettmer John, liquor saloon, 415 Davis, r. 249 Stev.
Dettner George, proptr Clipper Restaurant, 311 and
313 Pacific
Deubler George, barber F.C. Von Imhoff, r. W s Du-
pont, bet Union and Green
Deucher Alphonse, liquor saloon, 243 Second
Deucher Frederick, r. 243 Second
Deuprey Elizabeth Mr.s., r. 517 Bush
Deuprey £ii£fene N. , attorney at law, 214 San-
some, rooms 15-17, r. Oakland
Deuprey. See Dupre
Deuring George, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, r.
322 Ritch
Deussing Titus, salesman Ackerman Brothers, r. 709
Montgomery Av
Deuster John, cook schr Sparrow, bulkhead foot Miss.
Deutsch Emil, salesman Ackerman Brothers, r. 713
O'Farrell
Deutsch Isaac B., clerk L. Greenebaum & Co., r. 1513
Geary
Deutsch Jacob, bootmaker, and laundry agency, 116
Dupont, r. 1513 Geary
Deutsch Joseph M., wood and coal, Farrmount Tract,
nr schoolhouse
Deutsch Julius, saddler, r. 1408)i Polk
Deutsch Michael, restaurant, 322 and 324 Bush, r.
1315 Larkin
Deutsch Samuel, waiter M. Deutsch, r. 1408 )i Polk
Deutaclier Lloyd Marine Insurance Co. of
Berlin, Harry W. Syz agent, 225 Sansome
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Deutsclier Verein, rooms 216 Dupont
Deuwel Joseph, real-estate, r. 514 Greenwich
Devader , r. 819 Montgomery
Devall George A., porter V. S. Circuit Court, r. 33
U. S. Court Building
Devan Patrick F., porter Greenebaum, Sachs & Free-
man, r. 274:2 Folsom
Devan P. F. Mrs., dressmaker, 2742 Folsom
Devan Thomas, steward, r. 1308 Green
Devany Dennis, laborer, r. 2353^ Minna
Devany Henry, laborer, r. 1 Columbia PI
Devany John, laborer, r. 632 Fell
Devany JoUu A., groceries and liquors, 16 Heron
Devany Patrick, laborer, r. 519 Mission
Devany. See Devenney
Devaurs Adolphe, porter Poodle Dog Rotisserle, r.
445 Bush
Devaurs Frank, liquor saloon, 043 Broadway
Deveiin Jamee, driver, r. 835 Valencia
Develin Jane, widow, r. Eleventh Av,nr Bailroad Av,
South S. F.
Develin Kate, chambermaid Lick House
Develin Mary, domestic 945 Howard
Develin Sarah, domestic 1300 Taylor
Develin Thomas, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Develin. See Devlin
Devening Henry C., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 44 Third
Deveney Peter, deputy County Clerk, r. American Ex-
change Hotel
Devenney John, r. NW cor Russ and Natoma
Dever Charles, laborer, r. 31 Minna, rear
Dever James (H. McGrane & Co.) r. 516 Bryant
Dever John, farmer Alms House, r. S s Clara Av, bet
Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Dever John, laborer, r. 862^ Folsom
Dever John W., marblecutter J. & F. Kesseler, r. 11
Bryant Av, rear
Dever Michael, expressman, r. 11 Bryant Av, rear
Dever Nelly, domestic 117 Franklin
Deveray Emily Mrs., dressmaker, 718 Stockton
Deveray Peter, carpenter, r. 718 Stockton
Deverell Richard, wood and coal, NE cor Union and
Kearny, r. 1417 Kearny
Devereux John P., seaman Pacific Mail SS. South
Carolina
Devereux Nicholas V., varnisher, r. 4 Elizabeth
Deveron Dimcan, fireman tug Monarch
Devincenzi Domenico, Garibaldi Guard,423 Broadway
Devincenzi Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broad-
way
Devincenzi Giuseiipe, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Devine Dennis B., liquor saloon, NE cor Merchant
and Dunbar Alley, r. 1402 Leavenworth
Devine Edward, clerk Henry Doyle & Co., r. Oakland
Devine Edward P., compositor, r. 421 Fremont, rear
Devine Gertrude, widow, r. SE cor Oak and Franklin
Devine G. W., porter Stone & Hayden
Devine Harry, seaman bark Helen W. Almy, ItisBion
St Wharf
Devine Henry, cook 719 Market, r. 323 Clementina
Devine Howard M., real-estate agent, r. 801 Vallejo
Devine James, r. Chicago Hotel
Devine James, card writer, r. 3 Vallejo Terrace
Devine James, druggist, 214 Kearny, r. 230 Kearny
Devine James, fireman, r. 025 Davis
Devine James, hackdrlver John Mann, r. 423 Hyde,
rear
Devine James, laundryman La Grande Laundry, r. E
8 Thirteenth, bet Folsom and Howard
Devine James P., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 1015 Turk
Devine Jane, widow, r. 320 Vallejo
Devine Johanna, widow, r. 421 Fremont, rear
Devine John, apothecary Emlen Painter, r. 638 Green
Devine John, milkman W. Lange, r. cor Cole and
Carl, nr Golden Gate Park
Devine John, tailor, 60 Annie
Devine John, varnisher Andrew Frei, r. 29 Columbia
PI
Devine John F., gasfitter, r. Sixteenth Av, bet Q and
R, South S. F.
Devine Joseph, barber, 302 Folsom
Devine L. Miss, assistant Pine and Larkin Sta. Primary
School, r. 733 Bush
Devine Maggie, domestic 623 Eddy
Devine Mark A., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 927
Valencia
Devine Mary J., glovemaker B. Blumenthal & Co., r.
320 Vallejo
Devine Nicholas B., tanner C. McCarthy, r. 29 Colum-
bia PI
Devine Owen, baker, r. W s Harrison, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth
Devine Patrick, porter, r. 2742 Folsom
Devine Patrick, waiter Berges' Branch Restaurant, r.
431 Clementina
Devine Peter, card writer, r. 3 Vallejo Terrace
Devine Robert J., compositor, r. 421 Fremont, rear
Devine Rose, widow, r. 431 Clementina
Devine Thomas, r.927 Valencia
Devine Thomas, laborer, r. 226 Ritch
Devine Thomas, musician, r. 423 Clementina, rear
Devine Thomas, steward, r. 1308 Green
Devine William, r. 719 California
Deviuey Hugh, milkman, r. NE cor King and Sil-
ver Av
Devinney Theresa, cook 702 Lombard
Devins Michael, stableman, r. 64 Jessie
Devitt Catherine, widow, r. 3 Moulton PI
Devitt James, driver Eickhoff & Graber, r. 3 Moul-
ton PI
Devitt Joseph, boot and shoemaker, 1028 Sutter
Devitt Thomas, baker Thomas J. Chadbourne, r. 3
Moulton PI
Devlin Bernard, deckhand stmr City of Stockton,
Washington St. Wharf
Devlin Charles J. I., with Kenitzer &, Baun, r. 1812
Dupont
Devlin Edward, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 521
Minna
Devlin Felix, clerk, r. 530 Folsom
Devlin Henry, longshoreman, r. 5 Lick Alley
Devlin J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 4 Caro-
line
Devlin James, clerk H. M. Heineman, r. 530 Folsom
Devlin James, contractor, r. 1812 Dupont
Devlin James, engineer, r. 20 Russell
Devlin James J., cooper MattuUath Manuf. Co., r. 43
Clementina
Devlin John, cigars and tobacco, 124 Fourth, r. 347
Minna
Devlin John, extraman Hose No. 8, S. F. F.D., r. S 8
Filbert, bet Fillmore and Webster
Devlin John, hackdriver, r. 1912 Filbert, rear
Devlin Justina Mrs., r. 14 Washington Av
Devlin Mary, widow, r. 530 Folsom
Devlin Michael, laborer, r. 12 Broadway
Devlin Peter, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 774 Folsom
Devlin Thomas, laborer, r. 313 Main
Devlin Thomas, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Devoe Benjamin O., capitalist, r. 1116 Powell
Devolk John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Devoto Angelo, Italian Benev. Soc, 123 Washington
Devoto Antonio, fruits and vegetables, SW cor Green
and Powell
Devoto Antonio, peddler, r. 818 Sansome
Devoto Benicio, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Devoto Domenico, shoemaker, 009 Vallejo
Devoto Giuseppe, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Devoto Johanna Mrs., r. 1400}^ Dupont
Devoto Luigi, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Devoto M., clerk Joseph Delfino, r. 214 Minna
Devoy Harry, comedian, r. 607 Pine
Devoy Maud Miss, actress Adelphi Theater, r. 607 Pine
Devoy Patrick, asphaltum roofer, r. Branch House
Devoy. See De Voy
Devrieze John, sausagefactory, 823 Pacific
Dewane Ann Miss, dry and fancy goods, 1118 Folsom
Dewans Michael, jeweler, r. Mint House
Dewur Daniel, cook stmr Washington, Jackson St.
Wharf
Dewan Daniel, steward Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York
Dewar Donald, sawyer D. A. Macdonald & Co., r. 2513
Mission
Dewar J., clerk, r. 1J3 Natoma
Dewar John, r. 286 Stevenson
Dewar John (Howard & Dewar) r. 22 Stockton PI
Dewar Peter, conductor N. B. and Mission RR.,r, 1127
Harrison
Deweese Cornelius Jr. (Moore, Hunt & Co.) r. 2219
Devisadero
Deweese James Sproule, clerk, r. 2219 Devisadero
Dewene John, roaster Ghirardelli & Danzel, r. 9 La-
fayette PI
Dewes August, baker, r. 1036 Clay .
Dewey Alfred T. (Dewey & Co., and Watchman Pub-
lishing Co.) 202 Sansome, r. Oakland
Dewey C. Miss, milliner, r. St. David's House
MULLER'S OPTOMETER,
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Derective Vision, 135 Montgomery.
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Dewey Charles H. (Dewey & Jordan) r. Placer Co.
Dewey Edward P., compositor Dewey & Co., r. 418
Brannan
Dewey Eugeue, driver Omnibus RK., r. 507 Sixth
Dewey Eugene E., stockbroker, 308 Pine, r. 714
Leavenworth
Dewey Frederick H., comm rcial editor Morning Call,
r. 214 Powell
Dewey Frederick V., compositor Dewey & Co., r. 418
Brannan
Dewey George, musician, r. 103 Ash Av
Dfewcy James, engineer, r. 1 Jackson
Dewey Josiah A., machinist L. & £. Emanuel, r. 1228
Alabama
Dewey Patrick, teamster Renton Coal Co., r. 1122 3«i
Larkin
Dewey Russell E., r. 214 Powell
Dewey Squire P., capitalist, 308 Pine, r. Grand Hotel
Dewey William P., mining, 308 Pine, r. Union Club
Dewey William S. (Waltersen k Dewey) r. 927 Post
Dewey & Co. (Alfred T. Dewey and Warren B.
Ewer) publishers and proptrs Miuiug and Scien-
tific Press, and Pacific Rural Press, and ijroptrs
Pacific States Watchman, and woud and photo en-
gravers, 202 Sansome, editorial rooms, 414 Clay
Dew^ey <b Co. (Alfred T. Dewev, Warren B. Ewer
and George H. Strong) American and foreign pa-
tent aKeuts, 202 Sansome
Dewey & Jordan (Charles H. Dewey and George Jor-
dan) watches and jewelry, 433 Montgomery
Dewing F. & Co. (Francis and James Dewing)
book publishers and importers, 207 Dupont
Dewing Francis (F. Dewing & Co.) r. 100.5 California
Dewing James (F. Dewing & Co.) r. 817 Mason
Dewing Madison S., clerk F. Dewing & Co., r. 817
Mason
Dewing Oliver M., clerk F. Dewing & Co., r. 1005
California
Dewitt Elon, superintendent City RR., W s Mission,
bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth, r. 1641 Ji Mission
Dewitt. See De Witt
Dexttr Ada Miss, r. 319 Ellis
Dexter Albert G., locksmith, 203 Seventh
Dexttr Albert G. Jr., collector Sherman, Hyde & Co.,
r. 1136 Mission
Dexter Benjamin, butcher Daniel Dodge, r. NE cor
Steuart and Howard
Dexter Charles, confectioner, r. 1320 California
Dexter Charles H., clerk, r. 331 O'Farrell
Dexter Charles H. Jr., clerk, r. .S31 O'Farrell
Dexter Dennis, drayman, 41 Market, r. 8 Laskie
Dexter Forrester W., teami-ter, r. 1508 Octavia
Dexter Franklin, manufauturing confectioner, 526
Washington, r. Oakland
Dexter Herman F., clerk Dewey & Co., r. 511 O'Farrell
Dexter James, farmer, r. W s Pennsylvania Av, bet
Solano and Butte
Dexter John F., driver City Cab and Carriage Stables,
r. 174 Jessie
Dexter Lincoln, haircleaner, 203 Seventh, r. Elko
House
Dexter M. A. Mrs., r. The Baldwin
Dexter N. N. Mrs., r. 319 Ellis
Dexter Truman C, clerk, r. 510 Mason
Dexter William, seaman, r. Bryant, nr First
Dexter William, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Dexter William H., drayman, NEeor Washington and
Davis, r. 245 Minna
Dezaux A. P., cigars and tobacco, 832 Market, r. 26
Anna
Dezerello Domingo, cartman, r. 1819 Union
Dhue John, stonecutter, r. 840 Harrison
Dhue Roderick, special policeman, r. 1214 Kearny
Di Bella Peter, r. 1108 Stockton
Di Lucca Giacomo, vegetable peddler, r. 7 Bonita
Di Nola Leon, druggist and chemist, 1(100 Howard
Iii Vecchio Antonio, gardener, r. 9 Filbert PI
Di Vecchio Ermenegildo, butcher, 871 Mission
Di Vecchio Fiori, fruits and vegetables, 1237 Pacific
Di Vecchio Joseph, teamster, r. 5 Russell
Di Vecchio Stephen, market, 440 Hayes, r. 441 Hayes
Diamant Leopold (Buyer, Reich & Co.) r. 1.509 Larkin
Diamante Francesco, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Diamond , tailor, r. 411 Sansome
Diamond Cornelius, tinsmith, r. 5 Columbia PI
Diamond David (Diamond & Gaba) r. 366 Third
Diamond Edward F., clerk, r. 236 J<i Jessie
Diamond George E. D., laborer, r. Cincinnati Hotel
Diamond Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
N?v.) N.W. Crane secretary ,'318 Pine
Diamond John, longshoreman, r. 236)^ Jessie
Diamond John Jr., clerk, r. 23(1 J^ Jessie
Diamond Joseph, fireman, r. 17 Tehama
Diamond Nathaniel, ndniiig speculator, r. 740 Pine
Diamond Patrick (McGuire & Diamond) r. 514 Minna
Diamond & Gaba (Davia Diamond and Henry Gaba)
gents' furnishing goods, 366 Third
Diamond. See Dimond
Diana Gold and Silver Mining Co. (TuBcarora Dist.,
Nev.jJ.T.McGeohegan Be(Tetary,318 Pine, room 13
Dianda Domenico, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadwuy
Dianda Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Diando Peter, vegetables, 65 Colombo Market
Dias Jose F., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 415)4
Drumm
Dias Rujo, porter, r. 1231 Stockton
Dias Manoel B., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. ABBn,
415 J<j Drumm
Diaz Angel, saddler Main & Winchester, r. 1423 Mason
Diaz Carmen, widow, confectionery, 1315)4 Powell
Diaz Dalia, widow, r. 1423 Mason
Diaz Francisco P., tailor, r. 1519)4 Dupont
Diaz Pedro, carpenter, r. 2 Lafaye.te PI
Diaz P., waiter Pacific Mail SS. Collma
Diaz Pena Hernando, commission agent, 83 Mont-
gomery block
Diaz Peter, clerk Philip Hernandez, r. 613 M Stock-
ton
Dibbern John H., bookkeeper Hagan & Manbeim, r.
422 Tyler
Dibble P., brassflnisher Cal. Electrical Works, r. 919
Sutter
Dibble Hiram B., steward, r. Clay, nr East
Dibble A., machinist, r. 518 Taylor
Dibble Albert, shipping and commiBsion merch-
ant, 10 California, r. San Rafael
Dibblee William, brakesman Sea Wall, r. 210 Chest-
nut
Dibert Loyd C, carpenter, r. 134 Fourth
Dicaud Josephine Mrs., r. 611 Lombard
Diick Alexander, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. cor
First and Stevenson
Dick J., baker, r, 636 Commercial
Dick Richard L., teacher Eureka Turn Verein, r. 706
Powell
Dick Robert D., engineer Mtna, Iron Works, r. 726
Minna
Dick Stephen W., r. 222 Willow Av
Dick William H., clerk G. Leipnitz & Co., r. 726
Minna
Dickason Alice Miss, portrait and landscape painter,
724)4 Market, r. 305 Jones
Dickens James, coalpasser Cal. and Mexican SS. New-
bern
Dickens. See Dickins
Dickenson Charles H., policeman City Hall, r. 522
O'Farrell
Dickenson William L.,r. 1010 Clay ,
Dickenson. See Dickerson, Dickinson, Dickson, Dix-
on and Dixson
Dickerman I. L. Rev., r. 204 McAllister
Dickirson Jacob, seaman schr Minnette, Jackson St.
Wharf
Dickerson William H., printer, r. 432 Seventh, rear
Dickey James R., proptr Bay District Fair Grounds
BJ tel. Sixth Av, nr Fulton
Dickey John T.. r. 221 Austin
Dickey. See Dickie
Dickford Chauncey A., watchman, r. E s Carolina, bet
Alameda and Channel
Dickie Brothers (John and James) naval architects,
18 Market
Dickie George W., engineer Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
2912 Clay
Dickie James (Dickie Brothers) r. E s Pennsylvania
Av, nr Butte
Dickie John (Dickie Brothers) r. E b Pennsylvania
Av, nr Butte
Dickie William, shipbuilder, r. NE cor Pennsylvania
Av and Butte
Dickie. See Dickey
Dickins Arnot G., secretary Puget Sound Lumber Co..
Pier 17 Steuart, r. 2300 Mission
Dickins E. F., sub-assiRtant U. S. Coast and Geodetic
Survey, r. 417 Mason
Dickins T. S., clerk Christy & Wise, r. 2306 Mi.«8ion
Dickins Walter, bookkeeper W. W. Dodge & Co., r.
2306 Mission
Dickinson Edward B., mining, 240*Iontgomery, r. 617
Eddy
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Dickinson E. J., proptr Wadsworth House, 225 Bush
Dickinson Elizabeth Mrs., groceries, SE cor California
and Leavenworth
Dickinson Harvey, machine button holes, r. 424 Val-
lejo, rear
Dickinson J., r. The Baldwin
Dickinson James, receiver Central KR., r. 1047 Mission
Dickinson James G., salesman Hart & Goodman, r.
1010 Buchanan
Dickinson John H., attorney at law, 234 Mont-
gomery, r. 2021 California
Dickinson John Reed, portrait iiainter, 63 St. Ann's
Building, r. 2008 Pierce
Dickinson Peter F., with American Pipe Co., S s
Berry, bet Fourth and Fifth
Dickinson R. D., clerk 8. F. Stock and Exchange
Board, r. 633 Sutter
Dickinson R. E. (Finley & Dickinson) r. 330 O'Farrell
Dickinson Robert, r. 217 Pobt
Dickinson Stanhope, r. 76 Natoma
Dickinson William H., r. NE cor Beach and Baker
Dickinson William W., carpenter, r. 108 Tehama, rear
Dickinson. See Dickason, Dickenson, Dickerson,
Dickson, Dixon, and Dixson
Dickman John, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Dickman. See Dieckmann
Dickson Alexander, r. 810 Powell
Dickson David M. (Dickson & Nelson) r. NW cor Sec-
ond and Bryant
Dickgon, De "Wolf & Co. (George Campbell and
Edward D. He^tley) Importing, shipping and
commission merchants, 412 and 414 Battery
Dickson Frank, clerk Robert Dickson, r. 316 Page
Dickson George, employee William Shiels, r. 534
Ninth
Dickson George E. (Hariison & Dickson) r. 528 Har-
rison
Dickson James, stevedore, r. Ss Lombard, Ijet Sansome
and Montgomery
Dickson John, carpenter Cal. Mills
Dickson Lizzie Mrs., dressmaker, 1825 Powell
Dickson R. G., traveling salesman, r. Buss House
Dickson Robert, mauager Imperial Fire Insur-
ance Co. (London) London Assurance Corporation
(London) Northern Assurance Co.^XI'"'^'^"'') ^'^^
Queen Insurance Co. (Liverpool) office 317 Cali-
fornia, r. 316 Page
Dickson Thomas, carpenter Cal. Mills, r. Alameda
Dickson Thomas H., carpenter and builder, r. 1825
Powell
Dickson & Nelson (D. M. Dickson and Herbert Nel-
son) groceries and provisions, NW cor Second
and Bryant
Dickson. Sie Dickenson, Dickerson, Dickinson, Dix-
on, and Dixson
Dicus William H., captain stmr Bullion, Hatbawiy's
Wharf
Didini Dominico, milkman Bernard Miossi.r. NWcor
Lombard and Franklin
Dldwitz — , r. 6 Martha I'l
Dlebacher Joseph, milkman William BUtU, r. France
Av, bet Mission and San Bruno Road
DieckhofifGeiirge (Peterson* Dleikhoff) r. 7 Qulncy PI
Dieckmann Herman (Dieckmann & Rahlmann) r. SW
cor Railroad and Fifteenth Avs, South S. F.
Dieckmann John, woodturner, r. 1019 Mission
Dieckmann Peter, laborer, r. 735 Branuan
Dieckmann tSc Ruklniann (Herman Dieckmann
and Henry F. Rahlmann) groceries and liquors,
SW cor Railroad and Fifteenth Avs, South S. F.
Dieckmann. See Dickman, and Dikeman
Diedel John, shoemaker Josciih Baumgarten, r. 524
Fourth
Diederich Henry, bakery NW cor Hyde and Green
Diederichsen Charles (Drager & Diederichsen) r. 608
Sixth
Diederichsen William, captain tug Wizard
Dlederiiig Leopold, proptr Pacific Railroad House, 5S6
Branuan
Diedering Louis, r. 303 Seventh
Dledrich Charles, clerk Becker Bros., r. SE cor Tay-
lor and Sutter
Dledrichs Herman (Haake & Dledrichs) r.SE cor Eddy
and Leavenworth
Diefenbacher Gei>rge, barber, and cigars and tobacco,
911 H Larkin, r. 4 Cedar Av
Dieflfenbacher William (Dleffenbacher & Wihl) r. 639
Sutter
Dleffenbacher &«Wihl (William Dleffenbacher and
Gustav Wihl) commission merchants, 318 Front
Diehl Kate Mrs., dressmaker, r. 12 Hinckley
Diehl Marianne Miss, r. 113 St. Ann's Building
Diehl Otto, actor, r. 418 Sutter
Diehl. See Deal and Diel
Diehm George, cooper George Larsen, r. 410 Pacific
Diel Adolph T, clerk Degeuer & Co., r. 1016 Mason
Diel Henrietta, widow, r. 1016 Mason
Dielmann John, teamster, r. 26 Garden
Diem Dena, domestic 1201 Van Ness Av
Diemer John, wines and liquors, 338 Bosh, r. 914
Jackson
Diene Christian, harnessmaker, r. 458 Minna
Diener Augusta, domestic 2143 Mission
Diener Christian, saddler William Davis, r. 741 Mar-
ket
Dlenley James, tinsmith W. '^ . Montague & Co., r.
cor Hyde and California *
Diepow Herman, steward, r. 409 O'Farrell
Dierck Frederick A. (Dierck & Hinz) r. 103 Eighth
Dierck & Hinz (Frederick A. Dierck and Adolph F.
Hinz) proptrs Yolcr Mills, NE cor Musion and
Main
Diercks Frank C. (Korts & Diercks) r. 314 Clay
Diercks Frederick, r. 1133 Harrison, rear
Diercks Frederick, teamster, r. N s Butte, bet Ken-
tucky and Tennessee
Diercks H. , carpenter and cabinetmaker, 641 Califor-
nia, r. Oakland
Diercks Henry (Hons & Diercks) r. 432 Folsom
Diercks John, laborer Presidio Reservation
Diercks. See Dierks and Dlrcks
Dierlng George, laborer S. F. Cordage Co., r. cor Yuba
and Missouri
Dierke Louis, bootmaker J. Utschlg, r. 122 Park Av
Dierks Frederick, waiter Park Hotel
Dierks Henry, bartender George Reese, r. 931 Ji Fol.
Dierks Henry, cook Eureka Restaurant, r. 30 Sixth
Dierks Henry, seaman, r. Noith Pacific Hotel
Dierks Tlieodor (Diercks & Janssen) and under-
taker, 1218 Market, r. 18 First
Dierks & Janssen (Theodor Dierks and Fritz
Janssen) pro^jtrs German Hotel, 18 First
Diers Clans, teamster John Smith, r. 207 Post
Diers Henry, groceries and liquors, 337 Third
Diers Peter, messman Pacific Mail SS. City of Sydney
Diers William, driver Albany Brewery, r. 75 Everett
Dieser George, helijer George M. Wetherbee, r. 549
Tehama
Dieser Oscar N., machinehand, r. 549 Tehama
Diestlehorst Jennie, domestic 901 Tyler
Dietcher Joseph, r. 1013 Washington
Dieter Henri, groceries and liquors, 1606 Mission
Dieterlch Christian, truss msuuf, 406 Twentieth
Dlethelm Katie, domestic 1515 Gough
Dietle Cliaries, prize bootmaker, 235 Bush, r. 234
Page
Dletman Charles, r. Helvetia Hotel
Dietrich Adam H., carpenter Tivoli Garden, 30 Eddy
Dietrich August, bartender, r. 717 Stockton
Dietrich Caspar (Leedes A: Dietrich) r. 3 Dawson PI
Dietrich Franz, clerk William Boger, NW cor Stockton
and Filbert
Dietrich George, carpenter, r. 909 Kearny
Dietrich Henry, salesman, r, 951 Howard
Dietrich Hermann, porter John C. Fltschen
Dietrich Joseph, waiter Patrick Mooney
Dietrich Lulu Miss, r. 1422 Clay
Dietrich Minns, widow, r. 951 Howard
Dietrich William, clerk, r. 925 Broadway
Dietrich William, waiter City and County Hospital, r.
1012 York
Dieti'icb William K., County Recorder, Hall of
Records, new City Hall, r. 1422 Clay
Dietrich. See Dledrich and Detrick
Dii'triclison I. !• . P. Rev. , pastor Our Saviour's
Scandinavian Evangelical Lutheran Church, r. 18
Sherman, nr Polsom
Dietrick Edward, porter Schlueter & 'V'olberg, r. 943
Howard
Dletsch Frank E., bucksklndresser Christian Hellwtg,
r. 115!« Twenty-sixth
Dletsch Gottlieb, tannery, 8 s Twenty-sixth, bet How-
ard and Capp, r. 115 )i Twenty-sixth
Dletsch Louis, bucksklndresser Christian Hellwig, r.
115 !« Twenty-sixth
Dietterle ChrL-itopher F., butcher, r. 751 Capp
Dietterle George, bookkeeper Peterson & Palmer, r.
751 Capp
Dietterle Helena, widow, r. 7."1 Capp
Dietterle Ignatz, brewer, r. 4v.9 Pacific
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY P™'"P**"S!l;i?^*J'£';'J?'■|/•^"''*'''"8
I MAPnnNniinH importer of and DEAI4ER IN COAI. AND PIG IRON,
J. mHUUUniUUUn, 41 Market street, comer Sp
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Dietz A. C. Si Co. (Alfred C. Dietz) importers
aud wholesale dealers paints, oils, glass, varnishes,
and lamps, 224 Front
Dietz Alfred C. (A. C. Dietz k Co.) r. Oakland
Dletz Ambrose P., superintendent The Youths' Direc-
tory, office and r. 1417 Howard ■
Dietz Charles L., teamster Capitol Mills, r. 24 Garden
Dietz Dora Mrs., matron The Youths' Directory, r.
1417 Howard
Dietz Ferdinand, extraman Hose No. 5, S. F. F. D., r.
7 Oak
Dietz Frank, bookkeeper Cosmopolitan Hotel
Dietz George F., cashier A. C. Dietz & Co., r. Oak-
land
Dietz Henry, butcherj. Seibel, r. 735 O'Farrell
Dietz John, furnacehand Pioneer Reduction Works, r.
391 Eighth
Dietz Philip, baker, r. 905 Greenwich
Dietz William M., clerk J. B. Hubbard, Sons i Co., r.
Lick House
Diez C. C. (Diez & Bamon) r. 2217 Fillmore
Diez John, bouts and shoes, 391 Eighth
Diez Tomas, vaquero, r. Sixteenth Av, bet P and Q,
South S. F. «
Diez & Ramon (C. C. Diez and Anselmo Ramon)
manufs and importers cigars, 416 B:ittery
Diffley Thomas, laborer, r. 1008 Buchanan
Difley Peter, r. 340 Page
Dif cot A., stockbroker, 324 Montgomery, r. 520 Bush
Diggin William, mason, r. Coluuibia Hotel
Diggins Augustus C^ (Diggins Bros.) r. 2.520 Sutter
Oiggins Brothers (Augustus C, Julius C. and
Byron) street contractors, 528 California, room f5
Diggins Byron (Diggins Bros.) r. 2512 Sutter
Diggins Eliza, widow, r. 2520 Sutter
Diggins John, team.stor Diggins Bros., r. 2.520 Sutter
Diggins Julius C. (Diggins Bros.) r. 2520 Sutter
Diggins William M., contractor, 528 California, room
6, r. S s Fell, bet Scott aud Devissdero
Diggle Wadham N. (Dunsmuir, Diggle 4 Co.) office
620 East
Diggs Elizabeth Miss, tailoress Joseph Baloun, r. 317
Ellis
Diggs Eva Miss, compositor John H. Carmany & Co.,
r. 317 Ellis
Diggs William H., wharfinger Harrison and Spear Sts.
Wharf, r. 722 Capp
Digby Benjamin F., miner, r. 1120 Howard
Digean Annie, r. 1414 Sacramento
Digien J., fruit peddler, r. 1002 Montgomery
Dignan Frank, Ship Cnlkers' At-sn, Barra's Hall
Dignan James, hostler N. B. & Mission RB., r. 21 Har-
rison Av
Dihse Theodore, r. 24 Minna, rear
Dijeau Angelina G. Mrs., laundry, 604 Broadway
Dijeau Pierre, carpenter, r. 604 Broadway
Dikemau Daniel S., collector, 222 McAllister, r. 510
Ellis
Dikeman Ransom, seaman, r. 129 Jackson
Dileo Francesco, Gaiibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Dilges Conrad, laborer Joseph Levy, r. 860 Harrison
Dilges Jacob, salesman James Alexander, r. 714
Bryant
Dilke John T., butcher, r. 120 M Townsend, rear
Dill Gertrude, widow, r. W s Columbia, bet Twen-
tie h and Twenty-first
Dill George H., with H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 703 Market
Dill H. Q., Coopers' Pro. Assu, 767 Marktt
Dill John P., compositor S. F. Directory, r. W 8 Co-
lumbia, bet Twentitth and Twenty-first
Dilla Wallace D., farmer, r. 12 Haniet
Dillave Frances A. Miss, musician, r. 725 O'Farrell
Dlllenburg Michael (Hedges & Dillenburg) r. 1C05
Stevenson
Dilling Hfnry, master mariner, ofiBce 12 Clay
Dillingham Elm-r G., speculator, r. 5 Bush St. PI
Dillingham William, captain schr Sophia Johnson,
Green St. Wharf
Eillmann George, painter Southern Pac. RR., r. E s
Nebraska, bet Nevada and Humboldt
Dillmann Matthew, porter John J. Murphy, r. 825
Kearny
Dillon Annie, widow, seamstress, r. 1503 Mason
Dillon Annie Mrs., r. 429 Chestnut
Dillon Bridget, widow, r. 517 Uctavia
Dillon C. C, widow, r. 2 Harriet
Dillon Cbailes, fireman Sea Wall
Dillon Charles, laborer Mission Rock, r. 720 Folsom
Dillon Charles H., r. 730 Hayes
Dillon Daniel, porter Levi Strauss A Co., r. 75 Natoma
Dillon Daniel C, longshoreman, r. SW cor Beale and
Bryant
Dillon Dennis F., salesman J. J. O'Brien b Co., r. 517
Octavia
Dillon Edmond, salesman J. J. O'Brien k Co., r. 617
Octavia
Dillon Edward, chronometer and watchmaker, 508
Battery, r. 2215 Octavia
Dillon Edward, storekeeper Quartermaster's Dept U.
S. A., Presidio Reservation
Dillon Edward Jr., clerk Sanford M. Hills, r. 2216
Octavia
Dillon Frederick, stevedore Black Diamond Coal
Mining Co., r. 16H Bryant Av
Dillon George L., boarding, E s Kearny, bet Francisco
and Bay
Dillon H. Brown, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Dillou Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Valley
and San Jose Av
Dillon Henry, master schr Emma Utter, r. Alameda
Dillon Henry, waiter Palace Hotel
Dillon James, plasterer, r. 307 Austin
Dillon James, teamster A. Lusk & Co., r. 319 Ji Union
Dillon James B., coachman, r. .597 Linden Av
Dillon Jeremiah, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W 8
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Dillon Jeremiah, groceries, and fancy goods, 1147
Howard
Dillon John, laborer, r. NW cor Devisadero and
O'Farrell
Dillou John, laborer, r. 422 Post
Dillon John, real-estate, r. 628 Ellis
Dillon John, teamster, r. 1743 Market
Dillon John F., apothecary U. S. Marine Hospital
Dillou John K., carpenter Sanford M. Hills, r. 2215
Octaria
Dillon Joseph M., retoucher Jeffers, Wells & Kipps, r.
11^ EUveuth
Dillon Josie Jliss, shoefltter Kast & Co., r. 269 Jessie
Dillon Luke, liquor saloon, N s Fulton, bet Baker and
Broderick
Dillon Maggie Miss, r. 1.503 Mason
Dillon Margaret L., widow, r. 2501 H Mission
Dillon Margaret R. Miss, assistant South Cosmopoli-
tan Qrs4fun&T School, r. 2215 Octavia
Dillon Mark; serviceman 3. F. Gas Light Co., r. 47
Jessie
Dillon Mark A., cooper MattuUath Manuf. Co., r. NE
cor Twenty-fourth and Folsom
Dillon Michael, r. 47 Jessie
Dillon N., laborer Sea Wall
Dillon Nicholas, r. 162 Clara
Dillon Nicholas, waiter Paris House, r. 220 Stevenson
Dillon Patrick, bartender, r. 11 Polk Lane
Dillon Patrick, laborer, r. 425 Third
Dillon Patrick F., molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 133
Chattanooga, nr Twenty-second
Dillon Richard, laborer Sea Wall, r. Popp's Hotel
Dillon Sarah, domestic 1224 Pine
Dillon Thomas, longshoreman, r. 1109 Sansome, rear
Dillon Th^ttias, plasterer, r. 11 College PI
Dillon Thomas, policeman City Hall, r. 162 Shipley
Dillon Thomas, Kig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont.
Dillon Thomas F., clerk Redington & Co., r. 47
Jessie
Dillon Thomas H., policeman City Hall, r. N 8 Seven-
teeuth, bet Sherman and Diamond
Dillon William, driver Thomas Doherty, r. 348 Elev-
enth
Dillon William, upholsterer, 934 Folsom
Dillon. See Dyllyn
Dime Savings Bauk, Patrick J. Kennedy receiver, 106
Leidesdorff
Dimmell James, seaman, r. 233 Jackson
Dimmer Nicholas, groceries and liquors, 8E cor
Broadway aud Powell
Dimock Silas, clerk Graham * Lincoln, r. 402 Hayes
Dimon Charles L., with Phoenix and Home Insurance
Co., r. Oakland
Dimon Jacob S. Jr., bookkeeper John Middleton k
Son, r. 19 Ellis
Dlman Louise B. Mrs., r. 703 Market
Dimon Samuel, shipcarpenter, r. 913 Stockton
Dimon S. T. Mrs., r. 19 Ellis
Dimond William H. (Williams, Dimond k Co.) r.
1415 Jones
Dimt'nd. See Diamond
Dimpfel George H. A., r. 636 Post
Dinan Catherine, widow, r. 1 Scheerer PI
Diuan Daniel, laborer, r. 28 M
I fillNDI APH R/ CO Growers of and Dealers in FINE WINES.
J* VH-»llL/l_nV/ll VX \J\Ji Corner Market and Second Streeta.
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Dinan Dennis C, salesman C. James King of 'William
& Co., r. 6 Jane PI
Dinan Dennis F., saddler Main & Winchester, r. 1
Scheerer PI
Dinan Jeremiah B., harnesscleaner St. Lawrence Liv-
ery Stable, r. 6 Jane PI
Dinan Jeremiah D., harnesscleaner St. Lawrence Liv-
ery Stable, r. 413 Natoma"
Dinan Jeremiah r., plaiter John Hagerty, r. 6 Jane
PI
Dinan John, baker, r. 270 Brannan
Dinan John S., blacksmith Sutter St. KR., r. 35
Austin
Dinan William E., printer Aita job office, r. 6 Jane PI
Dinan. See Dynan
DingeonLeon (Tschurr & Dingeon) r. 319 Kearny
Dingle Bessie Miss, machine operator Jory Bros., r.
West Mission, bet Ridley and Hermann
Dingle Raymond, apprentice Pac. Saw Manuf. Co.. r.
NE cor Scotland and Filbert
Dingle Richard, carpenter, r. West Mission, bet' Rid-
ley and Hermann
Dingle William, stockcutter Jory Bros., r. West Mis-
sion, bet Ridley and Hermann
Dingle Thomas F., r. 325 Fifth
Dingley CHarles L<., lumber, and agent Port
Discovery Mills, and Duncan's Mills, Pier 10
Steuart, r. 876 East Fifteenth, East Oakland
Dinkelspiel Arthur, salesman L. Dinkelspiel & Co., r.
713 Post
Dinkelspiel Emile (L. Dinkelspiel k Co.) r. 1914 Sac.
Dinkelspiel Henry, assistant bookkeeper L. Dinkel-
spiel & Co., r. 713 Post
Dinkelspiel Joseph (Dinkelspiel & Nordmann) r. 2027
Pine
Dinkelspiel J. S., bookkeeper S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co.,
r. Lick House
Dinkelspiel Li. & Co. (Lazarus and Emile Dink-
elspiel, and John A. Cook) impoiters and jobbers
foreign and domestic dry goods, 37 and 39 Bat-
tery
Dinkelspiel Lazarus (L. Dinkelspiel & Co.) r. 713
Post
Dinkelspiel Louis M., salesman L. Dinkelspiel & Co.,
r. 713 Post
Dinkelspiel Michael (S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co.) r. New
York
Dinkelspiel S. B. Mrs., r. Lick House
Dinkelspiel S. B. Si Co. (M. Dinkelspiel and
Josrph Haber) importers watches, jewelry and
precious stones, 313 Bush
Dinkelspiel Si Nordmann (Joseph Dinkelspiel
and Joseph Nordmann) importers watchmakerb
and jewelers' materials, etc., 120 Sutter, rooms 12
and 13
Dinneen Annie, domestic 905 Ellis
Dinneen B., Stonecutters' Pro. Assn, 818 Howard
Dinneen Daniel, r. 561 Stevenson, rear
Dinneen Dennis, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Hi
Clementina
Dinneen John, laborer, r. 547 Mission ^
Liuneen John, shipcarijenter, r. 11 Rauscfi
Dinneen John, teamster, r. 13 Hayes
Dinneen P. J., carpenter Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r.
241 Ninth
Dinniene 'John H., foreman John Mallon, r. 1027
Twenty-first
Dinnioae 'Pimothy, butcher Luke Stark, r. 334 Bryant
Dinsmore R., stockbroker, 220 Montgomery, r. b24
O'Farrell
Dinsmore S. Mrs., r. 40 St. Ann's Building
Dinsmore Samuel, with William T. Garratt, r. NW
cor Taylor and Eddy
Dinsmore William G., clerk Isaac C. Wingate, r.
Oakland
Dinsmore William H., deputy surveyor Port San
Francisco, r. 930 Market
Dinsmore William C, r. 930 Market
Dinsmore. See Densmore
Dinze August, laborer, r. 421 Dupont
Dinzubou Bernard, tripeman Francis Larroche, r.
Fifth Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Dippel Henry, bartender, NE cor Powell and Chest-
nut, r. 2316 Mason
Dippel Johu (Dippel & Monnicot) r. cor Sixth and
Railroad Avs. South S. F.
Dippel William G., tailor, r. IOC Dupont
Dippel & Mouuicot (John Dippel and Germain Mouni-
cot) wagon and carriagebuilders, cor Sixth and
Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Dircks George, master mariner, r. cor Ninth Av and
G, Hunter's Point, South S. F.
Dircks Hugo, master mariner, r. cor Ninth Av and G,
Hunter's Point, South S. F.
Dircks John A. C, shipcall;er, r. Fifth Av, nr I,
South S. F.
Dircks John J., shipwright, cor Ninth Av and G,
Hunter's Point, South S. F.
Direchio Antonio, fisherman. Front St, Wharf
Directory' City a.n<l County of San Fran-
cisco, office 518 Clay
Directory (Business) City and County of
San Francisco, office 518 Clay
Directory of Oakland, Alameda and Berke-
ley, office 518 Clay
Directory of tke Pacific Coast, office 518 Clay
Dirk J., r. 30 Clay
Dirking Fritz (J. W. Tucker & Co.) r. N s Fair Av,
bet Mission and California Av
Dirtsch Josephs seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Disbrow James W., housepainter, r. 438 Natoma
Disdier Jules, cook, r. 8 Hinckley
Diseau Peter, Ship Calkers' Assn, Barra's Hall
Diserens Frederick, bookkeeper Hall's Safe and Lock
Co.. r. 734 Grove
Diserga Nicola, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Dishley Emily Mrs., hairdresser, r. 705 Howard
Disneg Octave, blacksmith, r. 363 Clementina
Disnoff Charles, r. 2050 Mission
Diss Frank A. J. (Diss& Co.) r. 2109 Devisadero
Diss J. W. F., clerk F. H. Carlton, r. 2109 Devisa-
dero
Diss Si Co. (Frank A. J. Diss) groceries, 957 Market
Disano Vincenzo, baker Campi'a restaurant
Dissat Antuine, hairdresser and wigmaker, 511
Kearny, r. 1017 Clay
Disse William, carpenter, r. 807 Folsom
Distel Frank, laborer, r. 314 ,V Union
District Attorney City and County, 8
Montgouiery Av, rooms 1-6
District Attorney V. S., U. S. Court Ruilding
(after July 1st new Appraiser's Bldg, third floor)
Disturnell VVilliant C, with S. F. Directory
Publishing Co., 518 Clay
Diihmar Augustus C, second-hand machinery, 626
Fourth
Dithmar Emma Miss, private school and teacher
music, 403 Sixth
Dithmar George, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Ditsch Fiank, boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. SE cor
Sixth and Bryant
Dittes Michael, barber, r. 243 Stevenson
Dittmaun Emil, professor mathematics, r. 1415 Sac.
Dittmaun John, fireman German Hospital
Dittmann L. Miss, furnished rooms, '21 Dupont
Dittmar Charles (Steiner & Dittmar) r. 431 Pine
Dittmar Frederick, laborer, r. 21 )i Twenty-second, nr
Potrero Av
Dittmar Harmon, cook Helvetia Hotel, r. 313 Geary,
rear
Dittmer Frederick, foreman, r. 2019 Folsom
Dittmer Frederick, tailor, r. 4 Haywood
Dittmer Henry, produce commission, 117Drumm,
r. 1712 Hyde
Dittmer Hermann W., merchant, r. 223 Austin
Ditz Leopold, r. 1517 Mason
Ditz Lizzie Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 1517 Mason
Ditzler Magdalene, widow, r. 10 Harriet
Divan F., r. 708 Commercial
Diver John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Diver Raymond A., salesman Newton Bros., r. 1216
Mis>ion
Divero Manuel, deckhand stmr Amelia, Washington
St. Whiirf
Dividend Building, 324 Pine
Divine Ellen, widow, r. 317 Eighth
Divisich Stephen (Divisich & Buja) r. 325 Green
Divisich & Buja (Stephen Divisich and Nicholas
Buja) restaurant, 332 East
Dix Caspar (Dix & Straub) r. NE cor Fillmore and
Filbert
Dix Henry, r. Palace Hotel
Dix William, bookkeeper Snell Bros., r. 110 Kearny
Dix & Straub (Caspar Dix and Michael Straub) gro-
ceries and liquors, NE cor Fillmore and Filbert
Dixey Frank, merchant tailor, r. 1113 Sutter
Dixey William F., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co.,
r. 1113 Sutttr
Dixon A. J., Ship and Steamboat Joiners' Assn, Dash-
away Hall
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN, '^^^JWOMIJiLf
lONAS J. MORRISON,
Lninber Dealer, N. E. cor. mission and Spear Sts.jliag large
Liumber Siieds filled ivltli well seasoned Lumber.
DIX
277
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Dixon Andrew, mate schr Agnes Nii-olayson, Beale St.
Wharf
Dixon Andrew, S'.'ainan, r. 37 Pacifi:;
Dixon Bar Miuiugand Hydraulic Co. (Trinity Co., Cal.)
C. E. Gillett secretary, 211 Sansome, roona 6
Dixon Benjamin, driver W. Lange, r. cor Cole and Carl,
nr Golden Gate Park
Dixon Bessie Miss, assistant Eighth St. Grammar
School, r. 1 Bowles PI
Dixon Charlotte E., shirtmaker, r. 1513 Leavenworth
Dixon Clement, liquor saloon, 8 Summer
Dixon Dixon, chainmaker Pac. Chain Work.s, r. W 8
Iowa, bet Yolo and Colusa
Dixon E. Miss (Dix m & Putnam) r. 48 Geary
Dixon Edmund, cook, r. 1.513 Leavenworth
Dixon Edward J., bricklayer, r. 9 Boardman
Dixon Ellen Mrs., r. 15 Stockton
Dixon George, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Dixon George L., restaurant, 2iJ45 Mission
Dixon George W. (Curtis, Dixon & Co.) r. 268 Tyler
Dixon H. H. Mrs., widow, fancy goods, 1618 Polk
Dixon Henry J., captain schr Caroline Dixiin, r. 777 3iJ
Mission
Dixon Isaac A., contractor, 638 Market
Dixon James, helper Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s Georgia,
bet Shasta and Sierra
Dixon James, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgomery
Dixon John, foreman Pac. Chain Works, r. W s Iowa,
bet Yolo and Colusa
Dixon John, blacksmith, r. 18 Clara
Dixon John, capitalist, 238 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Dixon John, coachman Adoljjh Sutro, r.W 8 Fillmore,
bet Grove and Hayes
Dixon John, salesman wholesale dept A. L. Bincroft
& Co., r. 919 Eddy
Dixon Jolin B. (Dixoo & Bernstein) r. 1229 Folsom
Dixon John E.. r. 722 OTairell
Dixon John J., foreman David Bush, r. 409 Oak
Dixon Laura E. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1909 Fillmore
Dixon Ralph, laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR., r.
414 Branuan
Dixon Richard, bathtender Greif & Armann, r. 1223
Pacific
Dixon Roberts., salesman Kohler & Chase, r. 919 Eddy
Dixon Samuel, stockbroker, 238 Montgomery, r. 503
But-h
Dixon Samuel L., cler' Samuel Dixon, r. Oakland
Dixon Samuel W., clerk Martin Meusedorffer, r. 1223
Pacific
Dixon Thomas, r. 442 Brann.in
Dixon Thomas, carpent.r, r. 433 Fulton
Dixon Thomas H., bookkeeper Samuel Dixon, r. Oak-
land
Dixon Thomas J., clerk, r. 442 Brannan
Dixon Thomas M., molder Union Iron Works, r. 28
Minna
Dixon William, plasterfer, r. 2019 Devisadero
Dixon William H., chainmaker Pac. Chain Works,
r. W s Iowa, bet Yolo and Colusa
Dixon & Bernstein (John B. Dixon and Samuel
Bernstein) show case manufs, 250 Market
Dixon & Putnam (Miss E. Dixon and Mrs. E. Putnam)
milliners, 48 Geary
Dixon. See Dickenson, Dickerson, Dickinson and
Dixson
Dixson George D., painter, t. 932 Harrison
Dizney William, furnitureman Palace Hotel, r. 71
West Mission
Doan Sylvester, compositor Pacific Life, r. 552 Bryant
Doane Charlts Mrs., widow, r. 42 Hawthorne
Doane Frank S., third officer Pacific Mail SS. City of
Tokio
Doane Frederick A., clerk and messenger naval
office Custom House, r. 42 Hawthorne
Doane George W., bakery, 1019 Howard
Doane Henry, laborer, r. 1.52 Clara
Doane Hetty Miss, r. 327 Eddy
Doane Isiiac Y. (Doane & Co., and John Lee k
Co.) r. 619Ei2hteenth
Doane John, miner, r. 321 Pacific
Doane John H.. witli Carolan, Cory & Co.,r. 1819 Eddy
Doane John Otis, bookkeeper and cashier Michels,
Friedlander k Co., r. 1819 Eddy
Doane Joshua D., hay and grain, NE cor Tyler and
Webster, r. 1117 Tyler
Doane Marshall, contractor, r. 27 Liberty
Doane Mica h, drayman, llti Battery, and Supervisor
Ninth Ward, r. 833 Harri>on
Doane Prince A., clerk Hanson, Ackerson k Co., r.
1927 Jessie
Doane 8. B., clerk M. P. & M. d«pt Central Pac. RR.,
r. 1206 Market
Doane S. P. Miss, r. 327 Eddy
Do ne Wilbur G. (Doane & Henshelwood) r. 717
Ellis
Doane Willard C. (Doane k Co.) r. 1G19 Bush
Doane & Co. (Willard C. Doane, Robert H. Espy.
Henry S. Gile, and Isaac Y. Doane) wholesale
oysters, 92 California Market
Doane & Henshelwood (Wilbur G. Doane and
Thomas R. Henshelwood) importers and retailers
dry goods, 132 Kearny
Doane. See Duane
Dobbert William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Dobbie J. B.( Elder & Dobbie) r. .529 Post
Dobbin Hamilton, bootmaker P.)rter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 526 Howard
Dobbins Martin, laborer James McGlone, r. Fell, bet
Scott and Devisadero
Dobbie Robert J., student Pac. Business College, r.
1315 Gou^h
Dobbs S. S.. r. 905 Market
Dobelaar John J., seaman, r. 27 Rondel PI
Dober Frank, teamster WeeJ & Gorie
Dober Francis M., tailor, r. 8 s Valley, bet San Jos6
Av and Dolores
Dober Joseph B. W., carpenter, r. 452 Tehama
Dobie William, bookkeeper Greenebaum, Sachs k
Freeman, r. 2:50 Turk
Dobinson James H., private secretary William
Sharon, office 305 Sansome, r. Palace Hotel
Doble Abner, successor Nelson k Doble, agent
Thomas Firth & Sons (Sheffield, England) cast
steel, etc., nnd manuf cast steel tools, 13 and 15
Fremont, and horseshoer, 567 Mission, r. 1315
Gough
Doble Budd, r. The Baldwin
Dobner Morris, drygoods, 1120 Stockton
Dubona Anton, tobacconist, r. 631 Broadway
Dobrin Mark, compcsitor F. Eastman & Co., r. 420
Si.xth
Dobrogoiski Victor (Esquerro & Dobrogoiski) r. 16
Hopeton Terrace
Dobrovich F., Austrian Military and Benev. Assn, 320
O'Farrell
Dobrzensky Adoliih, expressman, NE cor Mission and
Fremont, r. 2322 Fillmore
Dobrzensky J. Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 21
Sixth
Dobrzenskv Julius, metermaker S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 21 Sixth
Dobrzen-sky R. Mrs., confectionery, 615 Larkin
Dobrzensky Samuel, expressman, r. 2322 Fillmore
Dobson Benjamin, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill. r.
NE cor Center and Rhode Island
Dobson Beverly, porter County Jail
Dobson Charles, chief engineer stmr Areata, r. 438
Clementina
Dobson David, hotbedman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E 8
Tennessee, bet Solano and Butte
Dobson Elizabeth, domestic 725 Gough
Dobson John, driver Omnibus BR., r. 16 Clara
Dobson Joseph C. r. .501 Post
Dobson Richard, watchman Cal. Fuse Works, r. NW
cor Center and Kansas
Dock Peter, but. her George Werner, r. N s Union,
bet Oct ivia and Laguna
Dockenuortl' Emil, expressman, r. 9.33 Eighteenth
Dockendorff George, real-estate agent, r. 615 Web-
ster
Dockerman James, r. 603 Jackson
Dockham Phoebe Mrs., r. 1225 Market
Docking Joel, brickmason, r. 634 Vallejo
Docking's Hall, Juel Docking proptr, 409 and 411
Montgomery Xv
Dockum James .\. (Tiild k Dockum) r. 603 Jackson
Dodd Adam, master mariner, r. 322 Twenty-first
Dodd Benjamin, laborer, r. 727 Webster
Dodd Harry, Painters' Pro. Union. 771 Market
Dodd John S., driver Wells, Farj^o k Co.. r. 2021
Powell
Dodd Julia, widow, nurse, r. 1104 Mission
Dodd Michael, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r. 254
Clara
Dodd Samu 1, inspector Custom Hfuse, r. 125 Oak
Dodd Samiiel Jr., special policeman, r. 462 k Sixth
Dodd William, decorator Edward M. Gallagher, r. 327
Tehama
Dodd William, drayman Chris. Nelson, r. 204 Twenty-
first
r^rf\ \A/ PI ADI/ 64.5 MARKET STREET, wholesale and retail dealer in
uLU. YY. LLAnIX, Paper Hangings & Sliale Material. Manufacturer of window SMes
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^hoi^esale hajidware.
Market and Front Streets.
DOD
278
DOH
Doddridge Philip, molder Byron Jackson, r. 154 Blux-
ome
Doden Herman, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. N B
Santa Clara, bet Hampshire and Bryant Av
Dodge Augustus, seaman Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Dodge Brothers (Jared S. and ZenosU.) stationers
and printers, 116 Post
Dodge Charles N., laborer, r. 246 Beale
Dodge Clinton G.. reporter The Bradstreet Co., r. 13
Powell
Dodge Cortland H., r. 418 Seventh
Dodge Daniel, butcher, NE cor Steuart and Ho-ward,
r. 410 Howard
Dodge David, foreman William A. Meeker, r. Fif-
teenth Av, bet P and Q, South S. F.
Dodge D. Frank Jr., scenic painter Baldwin Theater,
r. 753 Howard
Dodge Edward J. (J. Russ & Co.) r. Alameda
Dodge Francis, housemover, r. 1149 Mission
Dodge George S., capitaliist. 302 Moi!t., r. Oakland
Dodge Henry, seaman sloop Paul Jones, Channel St.
AVharf
Dodge Henry C, manager City Transit Co., r. 1116
Pier e
Dod^e Henry L.. (Dodge, Sweeney & Co.) and sup-
erintendent U. S. Mint, oflace NW cor Mission and
Fifth, r. 1011 Bush
Dodge Henry W., tinsmith, r. 513 O'Farrell
Dodge Jared S. (Dodge Brothers) r. 116 Post
Dodge J. H., carpenter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Dodge John H., printer, r. 240 Beale
Dodge John L., clerk, r. 1149 Mission
Dodge John W., seal engraver George M. Wood & Co.,
r. 10 Boiiita
Dodge liindley, carpenter, r. 126 Welsh
1 Dodge Luther C. (Forsaith k Dodge) r. 816 Powell
I Dodge Tftiles B.. minin'g machinery, r. 600 Bush
' Dodge Miles B. Jr. (Dodge & Gorevan) r. 2100 Mason
i Dodge M. M. (M. M. Dodge & Co.) r. 600 Bush
Dodge M. M. & Co. (M. M. Dodge) merchant tailors,
809 }A Market
Dodge Nathan, superintendent Cenfre Market, 8E cor
Sutter and Dupont, r. 1019 Twenty-first
Dodge Orrin, r. 120 Ellis
Dodge S. C, carpenter South Point Mills, r. 14 Blux-
ome
Dodge 8. B., r. 317 Stockton
DoAge, S-»veeney tHi Co. (Henry L. Dodge, Lor-
enzo H. Sweeney, and John E. Rnggles) wholesale
provision and commission merchants, 11 and 13
California, and 114 and 116 Market
DODGE, SWEENEY & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE
RROVISION DEAL_ERS
And Commission Merchants,
114 and 116 MARKET. 11 and 13 CALIFORNIA.
Dodge William G., clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r.
913 Bush
Dodge Wi'liam J., housemover, r. 1149 Mission
Dodge William W. (W. W. Dodge & Co.) r. 913 Bush
Dodge W. W. & Co. (William W. Dodge, Joseph
T. Glover, Newton Booth, and Cyrus T. Wheeler)
wholesale groceries, provisions, etc., NW cor
Front and Clay (and Booth & Co., Sacramento)
Dodge ZenoB U. (Dodge Brothers) r. 116 Post
Dodge & Gorevan (Miles B. Dodge Jr. and James J.
Gorevan) merchant tailors, 511 Montgomery
Dodson Beverly, laborer, r. 1210 Broadway
Dodson Henry, grooiu, r. 1732 Jackson
Doe Alonzo C, night-clerk Post Olfice, r. 534 J^ Jessie
Doe B. Jli J. S. (Bartlett, John S. aud Charles F.
Doe) manuTs and dealers doors, sash and blinds
44-48 Market
Doe Bartlett (B. k J. S. Doe) r. 127 Kearnv
Doe Charles F. (B. & J. S. Doe) and lumber, 8W
cor Spear aud Howard, r. Grand Hotel
Doe Charles W., packer B. k J. 8. Doe. r. 14 Turk
Doe F., driver Market St. RR., r. 1430 Turk
Doe Frank P., bookkeeper Knowland & Doe. r. 19 Guy
PI*
Doe James P., clerk, r. 506 Ellis
Doe John C, boxniaker Union Box Factory, r. 2311
Larkin
Doe John 8. (B. & J. S. Doe) and manager Pac. Soda
Works, office 109 California, room 12, r. Grand
Hotel
Doe Loring B., clerk B. & J. S. Doe, r. Arcade House
Doe Mellen L., salesman B. & J. S. Doe, r. 703 Market
Doe Otis, printer Neville & Co., r. 2311 Larkin
Doefaring Charles, bakery, 336 Third
Doelger John, baker William Hessler
Doepfner Charles, collector, r. 1517 Mason
KDoerflan D., r. 708 Commercial
Doerfler Henry, butcher Jacob Kauflfm:in,r. 407 Third
Doering George, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1100
Bryant
Doering John, butcher, t. Sixth Av, nr Railroad Av,
South S. F.
Doermer B., domestic 1618 Jackson
Doerr Philip, blacksmith Cal. Tool Works, r. E s San-
chez, bet Duneaii and Twenty-eighth
Doerr William, carpenter, r. 239 Perry, rear
Doerr. See Dore and Dorr
Doerrer William G., sign painter, 1714 Market
Doger Martin (E. Schuck & Co.) r. 211 Folsom
Doggett Bolivar, plumber J. K. Prior, r. 210 Perry
Doggett Danton C, pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
210 Perry
Doggett Sumpter E., pressman W. M. Hinton & Co., r.
210 Perry
Doggett S. W. , attorney at law, r. 119 J^ O'Farrell
Doglan Michael, fireman stmr Amelia, r. Oakland
Doheney James, builder, r. 1211 Turk
Doheney Julius, teacher, r. 1211 Turk
Doheny Wil.iam, longshoreman, r. W s Sanchez, bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Dohertog Adrian, machinist Tait & Hainque, r. 29
Valencia
Doherty Annie Miss, r. 1914 Taylor, rear
Doherty Anthony, waiter, r. Empire Lodgings
Doherty Bernard, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 32
De Boom
Doherty Bridget Mrs., r. 2517 Post
Doherty Bryan, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E
s Ottavia, bet Greenwich and Lombard
Doherty Oelia, widow, r. 1G22 Pacific Av
Doherty Cornelius, laborer, r. 12 Broadway
Doheity Daniel, tailor, 625 Merchant, r. 912 Natoma
D.iherty Dani.l, wood aud ooal, 1321 Minna
Doherty Delia Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Mury Reynolds,
r. 24 Clarence PI
Doherty Dennis, laborer, r. 132 Clara, rear
Doherty Dennis, peddler, r. W s Portrero Av, bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Doheity Edw^d, laborer Pacific Mall SS. Co.
Doherty Fannie, widow, dress and cloakmaker, r. 520
Sixth
Doherty Ferdinand G., bookkeeper Rountree & Mc.
CI -ire, r. Abbot:rford House
Doherty Frances Miss, r. 15 Pojvell
Doherty Frank, clerk A. F. Nye & Co., r. 1306 California
Doherty Frank, expressman, cor Washington and
Montgomery Av, r. 2010 Larkin
Doherty George, surveyor William P. Humphreys, r.
Oakland
Doherty George H., painter Noble Brothers, r. 257
Stevenson
Doherty Hugh, proptr We8t<Tn Hotel, 214 Broadway
Doherty J. Miss, tailoress Nathan Davis, r. 558 Bryant
Doherty James, clerk, r. 509 Washington
Doherty James, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Doherty James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co. r. 2747
Harrison
Doherty Jane, domestic 2420 Howard
Doherty John, carpenter, r. 636 Minna
Dohertv John, cook Grand Hotel
Doherty John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. iE c(.;
York and Twenty-third
Doherty John, laborer, r. 20 Welsh
Doherty John, laborer, r. NE cor Main and Harrison
Doherty John, lineman Gold and Stock Tel. Co., r.
52 Jessie
Doherty John, plumber and gasfltter, SW cor Kearny
and Pine, r. 1312 Pacific
Doherty John A., r. 641 Third
Doherty John C. spcculat r, r. 14.17 Polk
Doliorty Jolin W., general manager North Pac.
Coast RH., 328 Montgomery, r. Palace Hotel
Doherty Kate, domestic 1007 Jackson
Doherty Mary, widow, r. 524 Natoma
Doherty Mary, domestic 203 Fourth
Doherty Mary A., widow, r. 132 Clara, rear
Doherty Mary A., widow, r. Abbotsford House
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY,
LACE CURTAINS, BLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office, 33 Geary St
I MAPnnMniinH importer op and dealer in all, kinds op foreign
J. lflHUUUi«UUCin, AND DOJIESTIC COAL, 41 Ularket Street, corner Spear.
DOH
279
DOL
City Hall, r. 2014
Light Ck)., r. 119
Ns
,liet
Doherty Matthew, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 32
De Boom •
Doherty Matthew, stonecutter new
Sutter
Doherty Michael, helper S. F. Gas
Silver
Doherty Michael, laborer Pac. Boiling Mill, r.
Shiista, bet Maryland and Louisiana
Doherty Neil, tanner James Meehan, r. Nebraska
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Doherty Owen, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Doherty Patrick, laborer, r. 12 Broadway
Doherty Patrick, laborer, r. W s Columbia, bet Six-
teenth and Santa Clara
Doherty Patrick, laborer, r. South Park House
Dohert> Philip, laborer, r. 720 Natoma
Doherty Philip A., clerk Redington & Co., r. 720 Na-
toma
Doherty Richard, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 35
Clarence PI
Doherty Rosa, housekeeper Park House, NE cor Twen-
ty-fourth and Mission
Doherty Roger G., expressman, r. 823 Harrison
Doherty Sarah Miss, glovemaker P. & F. G. Conklin,
r. 13 Grand Av
Doherty Sarah Mrs., r. 303 Hayes
Doherty Thomas, cigarmaker, r. .520 Sixth
Doherty Thomas, engineer, r. 27 Beideman
Doherty Thomas, lonsjshoreman, r. 2i Clarence PI
Doherty Thomas J., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 720 Natoma
Doherty Timothy, fruits, 303 Hayes
Doherty William, laborer, r. 119 Silver
Doherty William K., physician and surgeon, oflBce
andr. 21ti Kearny
Doherty. See Dorety, Dorrity. and Dougherty
Dohlen Harry, seaman schr Maxim, Beale St. Wharf
Dohm Charles F. A., sugar boiler American Sugar Re-
finery, r. 1315 Stockton
Dohm Hiram, r. 9 Taylor
Dohme Frank, janitor Sacred Heart College
Dohn Rejnhold, wireworker Charles H. Gruenhagea
Dohnke Herman, laborer American Sugar Refinery, r.
1105 Battery
Dohoney James, teamster Joseph Henry, r. 70 Brosnan
Dohoney Philip, clerk M. D. Nolan, r. 70 Brosnan
Dohoney William, expressman, SW ccr Mission and
Steuart, r. N s Market, nr Fifteenth
Dohring Charles, millhand Eisen Brothers, r. 12 Stev.
Dohrmann Adolph (Dohrniann & Co.) r. 720 Tyler
Dphrmann Frederick A., carpenter, r.20 Folsom Av
Dohrmann Frederick W. (B. Nathan *& Co.) r. Ala-
meda
Dohrmann J. H., S. F. Musical Fund Society, 539 Cal
Dohrmann William, physician, office and r. 535 Bry-
ant
Dohrmann & Co. (Adolph Dohrmann and Henry Wan-
geiiheim ) proptrs Washington Mills, NE cor Wash-
ington and Drumm
Dohrmann. See Dorman
Dohs Charles F. (Dobs & Buchanan) r. 974 Harrison
Dohs John, barber Conrad Troell, r. 32 Second
Dohs & Buchanan (Charles F. Dohs and John N. Bu-
chanan) carriage factory, 974 Harrison
Doisron Julius, wireworker Cal. Wire Works, r. 518
Powell
Dolan , longshoreman Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Dolan Edward, laborer, r. 126 Ivy Av, rear
Dolan Delia, domestic 1310 Taylor
Dolan Hugh, laborer Soutliem Pac. RB., r. SW cor
Bryant and Twenty-fourth
Dolan Hugh J., painter, r. Fcmrteenth Av, bet Rail-
road Av and N. South S. F.
Dolan James, carpenter, r. 15 Elliot Park
Dolan James, clerk Mary Dolan, r. NE cor Fulton
and Franklin
Dolan James, laborer, r. 11 Clara
Dolan James, laborer, r. 510 Mission
Dolan James, laborer, r. 233 Langton
Dolan James, wheelwright, r. 1410 Hyde
Dolan James J., miner, r. S s Bush, bet Baker and
Lyon
Dolan James P.. carpenter, r. Fourteenth Av, bet
Railroad Av and N, South S. F.
Dolan James W.. wholesale boots and Bhoes,
Kearny, r. 109 Perry
Dolan Jennie Miss, boxmaker A. Waldstein, r
Clara
Dolan John, bricklayer, r. 358 Seventeenth
Dolan John, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
126
15
Dolan John, laborer, r. 258 Jessie, rear
Dolan John, laborer, r. 18.39 Howard
Dolan John, laborer, r. Broadway Hotel
Dolan John, laborer Industrial Iron Works, r. SW cor
California and Powell Avs, B. H.
Dolan John, steward, r. 6C8 Mission
Dolan John, teamster, r. 126 Ivy Av. rear
Dolan John, watchman, r. 1.506 >4 Folsom
Dolan John D., policeman City Hall, r. 234 Eleventh
Dolan John M., clerk M. C. Hassett, r. 109 Perry
Dolan J. T., eitraman Hook and Ladder No. 1. 8. F.'
F. D.
Dolan Kate Mrs., r. 517 Hickory Av
Dolan Katie, domestic 161 Shipley
Dolan M., car inspector M. P. & M. dept Central
Pac. RR.
Dolan Maggie, domestic 1901 Octavia
Dolan Maggie Miss, trimmer Stack & Lacombe, r. 1410
Hyde
Dolan Margaret, widow, r. 417 Turk
Dolan Miry, domestic 30 Twelfth
Dolan Mary Mrs., groceries and liquors, NE cor Ful-
ton and Franklin
Dolan Matthew, laborer, r. 122 Shipley
Dolan Maurice, driver Chase & Wolff, r. 217 Broad-
way
Dolan Michael, driver, r. 9 Pacific
Dolan Michael, hackman, cor Post and Kearny, r. 12
Eighth
Dolan Michael, lieutenant IT. S. A., r. 214 O'Farrell
Dolan Michael, fruit peddler, r. S s Haight, bet Bu-
chanan and Webster
Dolan Michael, miner, r. .517 Hickory Av
Dolan Michael, porter Macondray & Co., r. 109 Perry
Dolan Michael, stevedore, r. 1051 Folsom
Dolan Michael A., r. 255 Third
Dolan Michael E., jeweler, 920 Howard
Dolau Michael J., foreman Engine No. 3, S. F. F. D.,
r. 1313 California
Dolan Patrick, huckdriver, r. Fairmount Tract, nr
schoolhouse
Dolan Patrick, laborer, r. 829 Guerrero
Dolan Patrick, laborer Gumibus RR.
Dolan Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 81 Na-
toma
Dolan Peter, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 21
West Mission
Dolan Robert, hostler 2514 California
Dolan Rose, widow, r. 1410 Hyde
Dolan Rose Miss, ladies' nurse, r. 1825 Powell
Dolau Thomas, blacksmith Sacramento Boiler Works,
r. Oakland
Dolan Thomas, driver Empire Brewery, r. 39 Minna
Dolan Thomas, proptr Champion Soap Factory,
E s Potrero Av, bet Alameda and El Dorado
Dolan Thomas, teamster, r. 39 Dorl.ind
Dolan Thomas, varnisher Charles R. Hall, r. 12 Tyler
Dolau Thomas B., fuller S.F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
r. 1208 Union
Dolan Timothy, carpenter, r. 155 Perry
Dolan William, blacksmith John Lane, r. 19 Welsh
Dolan William, hackman, r. 2517 Post
Dolan William B , wines and liquors, 146 Third, r.
143 Third
Dolau WiUiain H., tinsmith George Crowley, r. 1051
Folsom
Dolan. See Doolan
Dolan 's Building, NE cor Third and Hiant
Dolbear George, porter Spruance, Stanley & Co., r.
932 Clay
Dolbeer Jolm (Dolbeer & Carson) r. 828 Lombard
Dolbeer <Si Carson (John Dolbeer and William
Carson) lumber dealers, 22 California
Dolby Mark C, marblecuttr, r. 311 Duncan
Dolchv Henrietta T., widow, r. 506 Hyde
Dold Charles V. (Kittelberger & Dold) r. 1248 Mission
Dolder Leopold F.. bookkeeper, r. 1527 Dupont
Dole Robert L., groceries and liquors, NW cor Six-
teenth and First Av
Doltini Damiano, milkman Davidson A Scharetg
Dolheguy Adolph, clerk Peter Alferitz, r. 521 Mont-
gomerv Av
Dolheguy B., commission merchant, r. 5 Taylor PI
Dolheguy Leon, r. 5 Taylor PI
Dolianer G'.. Austrian Military and Benev. Assn. 410
O'Farrell
Dolici Frank, peddler, r. 31 Commercial
Doll John W., market. 2604 Sutter
Doll Peter, barber, 1239 Folsom
Dollard John, drayman, r. 28}^ Langton
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American Table Wines.
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Dollard William, wool sorter, and groceries and
liquors, 929 Bryant
Dolling Henry, laborer, r. 1127 Filbert
Dolling William, engraver, r. 1127 Filbert
Dollivan Brid^jet, domestic 900 Powell
DoUivfer Abbie G., domestic 426 Oak
Dolliver F. J. Miss, r. 115 Seventh
Dolliver Frank, clerk Dolliver & Brother, 107 Port
Dolliver John S., pilot, 9 U. S. Court Building, r. 1616
Bush
Dolliver Samuel R. fDoUiver & Brother) r. 426 Oak
Dolliver Thomas (Dolliver & Brother) r. 2201 Fill-
.rnore
Dolliver William, porter Dolliver & Brother, r. 1710
Stevenson
Dolliver & Brother (Thomas and Samnel B. Dol-
liver, and Albert R. Church) importers and dealers
shoe manufs' materials, 107 and 109 Post, and 6
Morten
Dollman A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
D.dlmann F. J., seaman sehr Z. B. Heywood, Beale St.
Wharf
Dolloff Edward W., conductor N. B. and Mission RR.,
r. 31C Fourth
Dolman J. C, clerk, r. C06 Montgomery
Dolmann Henry, liquor saloon, cor Ninth and Bran.
Dolsen A. L., civil engineer, r. 1817 Stockton
Dolson Dewitt C, r. 10 Laskie
Domann Charles F., jewelry boxmaker A. H. Loch-
baum, r. 3a9 Bush
Domann Christopher, cigar dealer, r. 429 Chestnut
Domay Adolph, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 1226
Pine
Domay Andrew, porter Weil Brothers, r. 1226 Pine
Dombios Albert, r. 621 Union
Domenici Basili<>, merchant tailor, 1335 Dupont
Domenici Dominico (Pietro Manfredini & Co.) r. So-
noma, Cal.
Domenici Giovanni, shoemaker Francisco Pera, r. 413
Broadway
Domenici Izett, laborer, r. 324 Vallejo, rear
Domenici Lonildo, Cabiiietmukers' Union, 912 Market
Domcnico Antonio, laborer, r. 3 Montgomery Court
Domergue Fer Jiuand, bartender Francis Theil, r. 166
Clara
Domergue Gaston, liquor saloon, 630 Commercial, r.
821 Market
Domergue Louis F., painter, r. 166 Clara
Domestic Restaurtint, Donley & Jaques proptrs,
304 Market
Domestic Serving Macliinc Co., J. W.Evans
agent, 29 Post
Domejimich Antoue, bartender Jacob C. Mikulicb, r.
323 Washington
Domett William E., pilot, office 9 U. 8. Court Build-
ing, r. 714 Shotwell
Domlngares Antimia J., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 41.5}^ Drumm
Domingo John, helper George Howes & Co.
Dominguez Lazaro, bootblack Lewis & Harris, r. 19
Hinckley
Domingue-z lU.hard, machinist Union Iron Works, r.
10 Salmon
Dominican Monastery. W s Stciner, bet Pine and
Bush
Dorainici Basilio, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadwny
Domiuinia Pusha, laborer Sea Wall
Dominique F., Austrian Benev. Soc, 310 O'Farrell
Dominique Romain, r. 1027 Dupnnt
Domnick Frank, chop house, 16 Folsom
Don Jean, real-estate, r. l.">10 Dupont
Don Quixote Gold and Silver Mining Co., D. F. Ver-
denal secretary, 6 and 7 8. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Donagh William, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Donaghy James 8., rereiver Omnibus RR., r. ^SH Zoe
Donahoe Agnes L., waxworker, r. E s Alabama, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Donahoe John, lab ire-, r. 274 Tehama
Donahoe Moses, fruits, and groceries, SWcor Twenty-
second and Fiilr Oaks
Donahue Bridget, widow, r. 26 Zoe
Donahue Brl Iget, domestic .328 Eddy
Donahue Catherine, widow, r. N s Pixley, bet Fillmore
and Stei".er
Donahue Cornelius J., groceries and liquors, 997
Bryant
Donahue Daniel, clerk, r. 13 Park Av
Donahue Daniel, maltster Gngan & Anstett, r. 726
Green
Donahue Daniel, seaman, r. 12 H Zoe
Donahue Dennis, grainer, r. 42 Natoma
Donahue Dennis, laborer, r. S 8 Moulton, bet Web-
ster and Fillmore
Donahue Edward W., t.:araster, r. 1616 Pacific Av
Donahue Ellen, widow, r. 4 Zoe PI
Donahue Eugene, expressman, NE cor Second and
Howard, r. HUH Dure
Donahue George, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Donthue George T., cook Kewitz & Co., r. 248 Sut-
ter
Donahue Henry, sub-agent Singer Manuf. Co., r. 304
Hayes
Donahue Humphrey, expressman, cor Dupont and
Geary, r. 619 Ellis, rear
Donahue J., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Donahue J. A., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 42
Natoma
Donahue Jame<!, baker William J. Davis, 23 M Second
Donahue James, hackdriver, r. 413 Oak
Donahue James, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Donahue Jnmes M., secretnry S. F. and North
Pacific RR. Co., 426 Montgomery, r. 454 Bryant
Donahue Jane F., widow, r. N 8 Sixteenth Av, bet G
and F, South S. F.
Donahue Jeremiah, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. N 8
Shasta, bet Illinois and Michigan
Donahue John, bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer, Slea-
slnger & Co., r. 28 Minna
Donahue John, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
4.58 Jessie
Donah\ie John, carriage painter, r. 426 Hayes, rear
Doiiahtie John, laborer, r. 542 Mission
Donahue John, laborer, r. 545 Mission
Donahue John, sign painter, r. 6 Hayes
Donahue John D., laborer, r. E 8 Columbia, bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Donahue Joseph, carpet layer C. M. Plum & Co., r.
157 Tehama
Donahue Maggie, domestic 606 Buchanan
Donahue Maggie, domestic 722 Hayes
Donahue Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 426 Hayes,
rear
Donahue Michael, r. 541 First
Donahue Michael, laborer, r. Keystone House
Donahue Patrick, barteuder Walter Jackson, r. Si?-
teent'i, bet Mission and Valencia
Donahue Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. E 8
Twentieth Av, N of Point Lobos Av
Donahue Patrick, porter Drake & Emerson, r. 215
Stevenson
Donahue Patrick, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 113 Polk
Donahue Peter, bricklayer, r. 108 Shii^ley
Donahue Peter, capitalii-t, and president 3. F.
and North Par. RR., 8. F. Gas Light Co., Sonoma
Valley RR., and Omnibus RU. Co.s', office 426
Montgomery, r. 454 Bryant
Donahue Peter, extraman Kngine No. 8, S. F. F. D., r.
N 8 Pacific, btt Polk and Van Ness Av
Donahue Puter, laborer C. S. Muses & Co., r. 306 Te-
hama
Donahue Richard F., plumber G. & W. Saook, r. 912
Ellis
Donahue Simon, shoemnker, r. 524 Mission
Donahue Thomas, blacksmith Francis Smith & Co.,
r. 151) Tehama
Donahue Thomas, clerk, r. 426 Clementina
Donahue Thomas, clerk Lcfevre & Rahn, r. 912 Ellis
Donahue Th.mias, engineer, r. 11 Louisa
Donahue Thomas F., shutt rmaker John R. Sims, r.
1.59 Tehama
Donahue Washington.drlver Engine No. 8, 8. F. F. D.
Donahue William A., boltinaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
NW cor Sixteenth Av and F, Soutli S. F.
Donahue William H.. jeweler, ;. l.VJ Tehama
Donahue. See Donahue, Donohoe, and Donohue
Donald James, oiler stmrBay City
Donald Michael, fireman stmr Monterey, Broadway
Wharf
Donaldson Alexander, shipwright, r. 227 Perry
Donaldson Alfred, seaman Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Donaldson David, clerk E. Grisar & Co., r. 9 Oak
(irove Av
D .naldsou H\igh, r. 919 Stockton
Donaldson James (Donaldson fcCo.) r. Oakland
Donaldson Jam<>B, engineer Southern Pac. RE., r.
2:123)4 Harrison
DonaMs -n Jihn, laborer, r. 232 Folsom
Donaldson John, saloonkeeper, r. 1111 Montgomery
Donaldson Mattliew, laborer, r. 246 Beale, rear
TUr I ADPCQT CTHPl/ Of optical GOODM in this City 6nly at
I nC. L/AnuLO I O I KJVjW MULLER'S 135 Montgomery Street.
JONAS J. MORRISON,
Redwood and Pug^et Scund Lnmber, especially selected for
BuUdinsT Purposes and Foreign Shipment.
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Dousldson Michael, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
214 Steuart, rear
Donaldson Nellie, domesiic 1313 Gough
Donaldson Robert A., assistant general passenger and
ticket agent Central Pac. KR., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, r. 308 Leavenworth
Donaldson Stewart, paint r, r. 222 Ji Fourth
Donaldson W. A., agent Truckee Lumber Co., 320
Eiug, r. East Oakland
Donaldson Walter H.. plumber, r. 419 Grove
Donaldson William G., carx)eDter, 282 Stevenson
Donaldson Hi Co. (James Donaldson and John
Gawne) commis.sion and shipping merchants, 124
California
Donati Constantina, domestic 1321 Powell
Donati Joseph, r. 61t) Kearny
Donavan Cornelius, housemover, r. 1456 Minna
Donavan D. G., guard House of Correction
Donavan Jeremiah M., policeman City Hall, r. 116
Twelfth
Donavan John, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Donavan Katie Miss, photographic artist, r. 7 Ma-
son
Donavan Mary Miss, spooler, r. 1007 Vallejo
Donavan Thomas, laborer, r. 1101 J^ Folsom
Donavan. See Donovan
Donca.ster Ralph, r. Prescott House
Doncaster Richard, assistant clerk Railway Mail Ser-
eice, r. Prescott House
Doncaster W. E., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Dondero Carlos, registry clerk Post Office, r. 16 John
Dondero Giuseppe, laborer, r. 11 Uuion PI, rear
Dondero John, laborer, r. 718 Greenwich
Dondero Joseph, laborer, r. 718 Greenwich
Dondero Louis, vegetable peddler, r. 5 Russell
Dondero Margaret, widow, r. 16 John
Dondero Mary, packer Ghirardelli & Danzel, r. 718
Greenwich
Donegan Angeline Miss, fur finisher, r. 335 Hayes
Donegan James, clerk, r. 205 Second
Donegan John J., driver Martin Connelly, r. 1068
Howard
Donegan Margaret, domestic 807 Turk
Donegan Michael, laborer, r. NW cor Polk and Green-
wich
Donegan Patrick, painter, r. 1119 Mission
Donegan Thomas, painter, r. 1119 Mission
Donelan Michael, teamster, r. VIOH Turk, rear
Donet Jean, r. 101 Prot^pect PI
Donigau Michael, groceries and liquors, 1317 Sansome
Donigan J., laborer Sea Wall
Donigan. See Donegan, Dunigan and Dunnigan
Donker John, packer L. Hentrich, r. 535 Branuan
Donks Peter H. (Kast & Co.) r. SE cor Hayes and
Gough
Donlan Esther, widow, variety store, 274 Brannan
Donlan James T., r. 28 Russ
Donlan John, buruisher S. W. Levy, r. Henry, bet
Noe and Castro
Donlan John, laborer, r. 56 Minna, rear
Donlan Michael, car inspector Central Pac. RR., r. 131
Langton
Donlan Michael, laborer, r. 27 J4 Crocker
Donlan Michael, laborer, r. 242 Miuna
Donlan Patrlik, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 81 Na-
toma
Donlan Thomas (Hoey & Co.) r. 28 Russ
Donlan Thomas, laborer, r. 777 Market
Donlan William E., teacher dancing, r. 28 Russ
Donlan. See Donlon and Donnellau
Donlea Michael, fireman stmr Harriet, Jackson St.
Wharf
Donlea vy Michael F. (Brady & Donleavy) r. 1136
Howard
Donlevy Andrew, grainer, r. 1110 Mission
Donlevy John, laborer, r. 1119 Mission
Donley Catherine Miss, employee 8. F. Pioneer
Woolen Factory, r. NW cor Filbert and Taylor
Donley James, laborer Union Box Factory
Donley J. C.(Don'ey Si Jaques) r. 209 Turk
Donley Jeremiah, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Donley John, hostler Omnibus RR.
Donley John, laborer, r. Mission, bet Thirteenth and
Fourteenth
Donley Martin, seaman Pacific Coast S8. Newport
Donley Patrick, plasterer, r.W s Folsom, bet "Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eigtith, B. H.
Donley Peter, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Donley Thomas J., r. 24 Mint Av
Donley & Jaques (J. C. Donley and James B.
Jaques) proptrs Domestic Restaurant, 304 Market
Donley. See Donnelly and Donnolly
Donlon Delia, domestic 1826 Vallejo
Donlon Joseph A., stock clerk D. M. Hosmer 4 Co., r.
631 Twenty-third
Donlon Joseph M., r. 631 Twenty-third
Donlon Michael, foreman Richard W. Harris, r. 1017
Mason
Donlon Patrick, plasterer, r. 8W cor Twenty-seventh
and Washington Av
Donlea Peter, deckhand stmr Oakland, Oakland
Feri-y
Donlon 'Thomas, laborer Robert Smith, r. 1810 Larkin
Donlon William J., salesman McNally & Hawkins, r.
631 Twenty-third
Donlon. See Donlan and Donncllan
D nn George A., conductor Central RR., r. 114Natoma
Dounadieu Henry, laundry, 623 54 Howard
Donnadieu Louis, restaurant, 425 Bush
Donuadieu Pierre G., r. 629 Pacific
Donnan Hannah, widow, r. 3 Harrison Av
Donnan Terrence, laborer, r. 3 Harrison Av
Donne Richard M., expressman, NW cor Washington
and Battery, r. 1009 McAllister
Donnell Arthur C, city surveyor Cal. Insurance Co.,
r. 604 Hayes
Donnell Mary, domestic 807 California
Donn Elian Lizzie S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 539 Cal.
Donn Elian William L., r. 539 Calitomia
Donnell an Kate, domestic 1019 California
Donnellan Mary, domestic 1019 California
Donnellan Patrick, bartender James A. Blaney, r.
553, Hi Minna
Donnellan Thomas, hackdriver, r. 719 O'Farrell, rear
Donnellan. See Donlan and Donlon
Donnelly , longshoreman Menzies, Bingham &
Co.
Donne'.ly Anne, widow, r. 131 Harrison
Donnelly Annie, domestic 1036 Tyler
Donnelly Andrew J. (Donnelly, Diinne & Co.) r. Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Donnelly Bernard, boilermaker, r. 54 Sacramento
Donnelly Bernard, cook, r. 223 Langton
Donnelly Bernard, helper Union Iron Works, r. SW
cor Drumm and Commercial
Donnelly Bryan, r. 315 Eighth
Donnelly Catheriue, widow, r. 1!^ Sumner, rear
Donnelly, Dunne & Co. (Andrew J. D.mnelly, Edward
T. Donnelly, and James F. Dunne) cat le and
sheep dealers, and wholesale butchers, cor Fifth
and Railroad Avs, South S. F., office 601 California
Donnelly E., physician and surgeon, office and r. 802
Howard
Donne ly E. B., mining, r. 316 Third
Donnelly Edward, plumber Edward V. Wilson, r.
1122}*; Larkin
Donn ellj- Edward, street contractor, r . 2103 Jones
Donnelly Edward T. (Donnelly, Dunne & Co.) r. San
Felipe ,
Donnelly Edward T., tanner Michael Donnelly, r. S s
Serpentine Av, near Hami)shire
Donnelly Frank, longshoreman, r. 301 Fremont
Donnelly George, blacksmith .Etna Iron Works, r.
207 Perry
Donnelly H., miniug, r. Grand Hotel
Donnelly Hector, laborer William Kerr. r. 903 Battery
Donnelly Henry, groceries and liquors, E s Alabama,
bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Donnelly James, cook, r. .52 Minna
Donnelly James, lather, r. 7 Ashburton PI, rear
Donnelly Janus, seaman, r. 143<i Rausch
Donnelly James, master schr Enterprise, r. 331 J4
Ritch
Donnelly Jane, domestic 816 California
Donnelly John, r. 28 Rondel PI
Donnelly John, r. 633 Geary
Donnelly John, butcher Luke Stark, r. .529 First
Donnelly John, fishpa'ker John Curtis & Son, r. 368
Nat'>ma
Donnelly Jolin, harnessmaker, r. 86.'{J4 Market
Donnelly John, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 13
Frederick
Donnelly John, oiler O. k O. 8S. Gaelic
Donnelly John E., cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
r. 610 Post
Donnelly John H., policeman City Hall, r. 135 Tehama
Donnelly John H.,t.nner Michael Donnelly, r, 8 s
Serpentine Av, nr Hampshire
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Donnelly John J., compositor A. F. Woodbridge, r. I
13-2 c;lara \
Donnelly John J., molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 20
Haight
Donnelly John W., brassmolder Eagle Bra^B and Bell
Foundry, r. 69 Natonia
Donnelly Joseph, r. 1811 StcvenBon
Donnelly Kate, domtetic 1302 Post
Donnelly Lemuel L., bookkeeper William 8. Town-
send, r. 22 Genry
Donnelly Louise Miss, assistant Tehama St. Primary
School, r. 25 Grand Av
Donnelly Louis, clerk Benjamin Sittenheim, r. 541
Hayes
Donnelly Mfery, widow, r. 215 Langton
Donnelly Mary, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 139J4 Ship-
ley
Donnelly Mary E., widow, r. 20 Haight
Donnelly Mary Miss E., assistant Piue and Larkin Sts.
Primary School, r. 25 Grand Av
Donnelly Michael, proptr California Tannery, 8 s Ser-
pentine Av, opp Haujpsbire
Donnelly Michael, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r.
1710'MaBon
Donnelly Michael A., bookkeeper Moynihan & Altken,
r. 16 Russ
Donnelly, Michael J., night clerk Russ House
Donnelly Owen, laborer, r. 215 Langton
Donnelly Pa-trick, baker St. Mary's Hospital
Doanelly Patrick, laborer, r. 215 Langton
Donnelly Patrick, laborer, r. 541 Hayes
Donntlly Patrick, laborer, r. 1001 Botttry
Donnelly Patrick, laborer, r. 1613 Turk
Donnelly Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 81
Natoma
Donnelly Patrick, t- amster, r. 6 Byington
Donnelly Patrick, teamster Frank Barnard i Co., r.
724 Front
Donnelly Patrick F., brassfinisher Weed & Kingwell,
r. 135 Tehama
Donnelly Peter, expressman, 5.37 California, r. E e
Fourth, bet Harrison and Bryant
Donnelly Peter, groceries and liquors, SE cor Twen-
ty-seventh and Folsom, B. H.
Donnelly Peter, laborer, r. 142 Folsom
Donnelly Peter, laborer Pacific Mail 88. Co., r. 13
Frederick
Donnelly P. J., r. 18 Seventh
Donnelly Robert, drayman Mead & Runyon, r. 210)i
Washingttin
Donnelly Thomas, carpenter Southern Pac. ER., r. 36
Langton
Donnelly Thomas, deputy sheriff, r. 113 Clinton
Donnelly Thomas, laborer, r. 215 Langton
Donnelly Th imas C. r. Ihll Mason
Donnelly Thomas F., r. 25 Grand Av
Donnelly Waltm C. teamster, r. 72 Juniper
Donnelly Winifred Miss, lodgings, 2 Eighth
Donnelly. See Donlev and Dunnolly
Donnels Albert T., with C. M. Plum & Co., r. 227
B«rtlitt
Dounelh Thomas, bookkeeper Dunphy k Bildreth, r.
227 Bart'.eft
Dt:nncnburg Williim, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Donuer Carl, blacksmith Christian F. Suhl.r. 118 Sac.
Donnef Henry, laborer Woodward's Gardens, r. 713
Filbert, rear
Donner Louis, carpenter, r. 713 Filbert, rear
Donuey P., r. 421 Fourth
■Donnolly Benjamin, carpenter, r. 248 Jessie
Donnolly John, teamster, r. NW cor Pacific Av and
Pierce
Donnolly. See Donley and Donnelly
Doniighue Cornelius, laborer, r. 3 Columbia PI
Donoghue Kate, widow, r. 515 Stevenson
Donoghue Mar,iarct Mrs., furnished rooms. .542 Minna
Donoghue Michael, porter First National Gold Bank,
r. 403 Van Ness Av
Donoghue Patrick, plasterer, r. 1079 Market
Don'ghue Patrick J., clerk, r. 430 Seventh, rear
Donoghue Timothy, miner, r. '226 Fultun
Donoher Johu, blucksmith Central lilt., r. 1704 Har-
rison
Donohoe Cornelius, grocer, r. 416 ;< Shipley
Donohoe C<irni lius, hostler Central RU.. r. 632 Bran.
Donohoe Danitl. coal passer Oregon SS. George W.
Eld. r. Fohom St. Wharf
Donohoe James, rc-al-estrite, r. 929)4 Howard
Donohoe John, blucksmith Central RR., r. 1704 Har-
rison
Donohoe Joseph A. (Donohoe, Kelly & Co.) r. 526 Har-
rison
Donohoe Julia, domestic 27 Liberty
Donohoe, Kcily t& Co. (Joseph A. Donohoe, Eu-
gene Kelly, Howard Havens, and Jonn W. Flood)
bankers, SE cor Montgomery and Sacramento
Donohoe Mary, domestic 317 Fremont
Donohoe Michael H„ laborer i^ay Soap and Candle
Works, r. Tenth Av, bet M and N, South S. F.
Donohoe Owen, shoemaker, 1613 Turk
Donohoe Patrick, laborer, r. 143 Dore
Donohoe Peter, blacksmith, r. 422 Fremont
Donohoe. See Donahoe, Donahue and Donohue
Donohue , Mrs., r. Fifteenth Av, nr G, South 8. F.
Donohue Annie, domestic 2'Z6 Turk
Donohue Annie, domestic 1124 Sutter
Donohue Bridget, domestic 1131 California
Donohue Bridget, domestic 1510 Larkin
Donohue Bridget Miss (Gill & Donohue) r. 1703
Stockton
Donohue C. J., molder Columbia Foundry, r. Oak-
land
Donohue Fran.is, r. NW cor Duncan and Guerrero
Donohue Francis Jr., carriagemaker, r. NW cor Dun-
can and Guerrero
Donohue Frank, fireman tug Monarch, Broadway
Wharf
Donohue Frank, stone carver Morris k Darling, r. 724
Mission
Donohue Hannah, widow, r. 177 Stevenson
Donohue Harry, clerk John Calvert, r. 306 Tehama
Donohue Hugh, painter. 6 Hayes, r. 129 Polk
Donohxie J., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Donohue J., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Donohue James, baker, r. N s Seventeenth, bet Noe
and Castro
Donoiiue James, blacksmith, r. 28 M
Donohue James, driver George A. Barnett, r. 360 Te-
hama
Donohue Jeunie, domestic 425 Eddy
Donohue John, r. NW cor Duncan and Guerrero
Donohue John, blacksmith Patrick Donohue, r. 426
Hayes
Donohue John, brie'. maker, r. SW cor Chenery and
Fairmount
Donohue John, confectionery Woodward's Gardens, r.
Seventeenth, nr Market
Donohue John, file cutter Martin Kelly, r. 4 Board-
man PI
Donohue John, fireman, r. 12 Miller PI
Donohue John, laborer Golden Gate Park
Donohue John, proptr Broadway Hotel, 212Bdwy.
Doudhue John, shoeinaker, r. .500 Broadway
Donohue John, waiter Grand Hotel, r. 175 Minna
Donohue John, wines and liquors, 827 Folsom
Donohue John C, groceries and liquors, NW cor Bry-
ant and Bryant Av
Donohue John J., plumber, r. 912 Ellis
Donohue John W., civil engineer, r. 84 West Mission
Donohue Kate, seams ress 1513 Washington
Donohue Katie, domestic 1437 Stciner
Donohue Katie, domestic 1112 Bush
Donohue Lizzie, domestic 140b> Van Ness Av
D>.nohue Maggie, domestic 930 Eddy
Donohue M.iggis Miss, dressmaker, r. 316 Minna
Donohue Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 316 Minna
Donohue Michael, r. 863 Mission
Donohue Michael, r. 458 Jessie
Donohue Michael, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. Gra-
nada
Donohue Michael, laborer Sea Wall
Donohue Owen, miner, r. 30'J Elm Av
Donohue P., coalpasser Oregon SS. George W. Elder
Donohue Patrick, r. Pres^-ott House
Donohue Patrick, contractor, r. 84 West Mission
Donohue Patrick, engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 1212 Lar-
kin
Donr.hue Patrick, laborer Sea Wall
Donohue Patrick, wagunmaker, 716 Sansome, r. 426
Hayes, n ar
Donohue Richard, laborer, r. Broadway Hotel
Donohue Roger, expressman, SE cor Sansome and
Wa.shiugton,r. E s Alabama, bet Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-sixth
Donohue 'Thomas, r. 1122 Bryant
Donohue Thomas (Donohue .t Phelan) r. 1432 Howard
Donohue Thomas, blacksmith, r. 8W cor Folsom and
Spear
Donoh'ie Thomas, carriagepainter Patrick Donohue,
r. 15 College PI
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Ponohue Thomas, laborer, r. 1212 Larkin
Donohue Thomas 1., painter, r. 109 Polk
Donohue William H., melter Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 159
Tehama
Donohue Timothy, laborer, r. 323 Vallejo
Donohue k Phelan (Thomas Donohue and Patrick
Phelan) liquor saloon, 33 Second
Donohue. See Donahoe, Donahue, Donoghue, and
Donohoe
Donolan Martha, r. 1017 Mason
DouoBso Casiruiro, cook, r. 506 Broadway
Donovan Andrew J., printer Francis, Valentine & Co.,
r. 225 Fulton
Donovan Ann, widow, r. 11 Mason
Doi.ovan Anna, widow, furnished rooms, 44 Jessie
Donovan Annie, widow, r. 544 Minna
Donovan Bridget, widow, r. 246 Jessie
Donovan Catherine Miss, dressmaker, r. NW cor Scott
and Filbert
Donovan Charles, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Donovan Cornelius, groceries and liquors, E s San-
chez, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Donovan Cornelius, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Donovan Cornelius, steward American Exchange Ho-
tel
Donovan Cornelius, teamster, r. 426 Shotwell
Donovan Daniel, r. 108 Vicksburg
Donovan Daniel, r. NW cor Mont, and Greenwich
Donovan Daniel (Donovan k Quirk) r. 101 Stevenson
Donovan Daniel, boots and shoes, 427 Montgomery
Av and 1412 Stockton, r. 757 Brannan
Donovan Daniel, dry goods, 1361 Market
Donovan Daniel, hostler Charles H. Brown & Co., r.
347 Folsom
Donovan Daniel, laborer, r. 4 Warren Av
Donovan Daniel, laborer, r. 1213 (12.")3) Montgomery
Donovan Daniel, laborer, r. W s Florida, bet Butte
and Twentieth
Donovan Daniel, salesman Rosenbaum k Co., r. 433
Twenty-second
Donovan Daniel, stonecutter, r. S s Godeus, bet
Mission and California Av
Donovan Daniel, woolgrader Wool Agency Ware-
house, r. 927 Greenwich
Donovan Dennis, laborer, r. 734 Natoma, rear
Donovan Edward J., salesman Martin Meussdorffer,
r. 31 P. itch
Donovan Ellen, domestic 1618 Polk
Donovan Ellen Miss, assistant ^'gbth St. Grammar
School, r. 24 Louisa
Donovan Eugene, laborer, r. 217 Perry
Donovan Frank, clerk Edward McGinnis, r. 8W cor
Alabama and Twenty-fourth
Donovan Friink, painter, r. (i68 Mission
Donovan Hannah, widow, r. 1007 Vallejo
Donovan Hannah, domestic 1324 Tyler
Donovan Hannah Mrs., dres-sniaker, 409 Fell
Donovan J., driver Market St. KR.
Donovan J. Miss, furnished rooms, 2C9 Jessie
Donovan James, butcher T. J. Powers, r. 225 Fulton
Donovan James, clerk Kedington & Co., r. 511 Stev.
Donovan James, laborer, r. 461 Jessie
Donovan James, miner, r. 547 Mission
Donovan James, painter, 516 Geary, r. 610 Nineteenth
Donovan James, tanner, r. 716 Grove
Donovan James J. Jr., painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan,
r. 524 Stevenson
Donovan Jeremiah, calker, r. 112 Steuart
Donovan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 683 Clementina
Donovan Jeremiah, laborer, r. S s Twenty-third, bet
York and Bryant
Donovan Jeremiah, laborer Charles E. Haseltine, r.
511 Stevenson
Donovan Jeremiah, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. S s
De Boom, nr First
Donovan Jeremiah, labi/rer William Kerr, r. 903
Battery
Donovan Jeremiah F., policeman City Hall, r. 717
Fulton
Donovan Jeremiah J. (Donovan k O'Donnell) r. 112
Shipley
Donovan Johanna, widow, r. 315 Fifth
Donovan John, actor, r. 641 Commercial
Donovan John, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r.
54 First
Donovan John, fireman stmr El Capitan, Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
Donovan John, horseshoer Market St. RR., r. 1646
Mission
Donovan John, hostler, r. 636 M Jessie
Norton, r. 3 Burc-
H. Leavitt, r. 16
Donovan John, hostler Henry M
ham PI
Donovan John, Ironworker Charles
Verona PI
Donovan John, laborer, r. 18!^ Folsom Av
Donovan John, laborer, r. 720 Third
Donovan John, laborer, r. 308 Fremont
Donovan John, longshoreman, r. 9i)8 Sansome
Donovan John, machinist, r. 519 Braunan, rear
Donovan John, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r. 613
Natoma
Donovan John, shipcarpenter, r. 135 Lombard
Donovan John, shipcarpenter, r. 912}^ Folsom
Donovan John, trackman Potrero and B. V. RR.
Donovan John A., house and sign painter, r. 1006
Mibsion
Donovan John E., steward Hose No. 4, S. F. F. D., r.
1805 Stockton, rear
Donovan John F., r. SW cor Alabama and Twenty-
fourth
Donovan John H., boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
532 Birch Av
Donovan John H., bookkeeper, r. 683 Clementina
Donovan John H, clerk John H. Tobiri, r. 225 Fulton
Donovan John J., apprentice F. Kroger
Donovan John J., law student Joseph R. Clark Jr., r.
Oakland
Domovan John J., painter, r. 206 Eleventh
Donovan John J. Jr., painter, r. 206 Eleventh
Donovan John W., clerk Gibson & Preston, r. 246
Jessie
Donovan Joseph J. (M. J. k J. J. Donovan) r. 544
Minna
Donovan Joseph T., druggist William J. Bryan, 603
Merchant, r. 683 Clementina
Donovan Julia, domestic SW cor Fulton and Fillmore
Donovan Julia, domestic N s Twenty-fourth, bet Do-
lores and Chattanooga
Donovan Martin, shoemaker, r. 12 Bourbin PI
Donovan Maurice, barber, r. 724 Brannan
Donovan Melancthon T., miner, r. 1028 Market
Donovan Michael, r. N s Day nr Dolores
Donovan Michael, clerk M. D. Nolan, r. 8Dupont
Donovan Michael, hostler City RR., r. 1456 Minna
Donovan Michael, laborer, r. 60 Tehama
Donovan Michael, laborer, r. 225 Fulton
Donovan Mi hael, laborer, r. 911 Harrison
Donovan Michael, laborer, r. California Av, bet Go-
deus and Eugenie, B. H.
Donovan Michail A., currier Laguna Tannery, r. SE
cor Green and Van Ness Av
Donovan Michael H., blacksmith Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 6 Hill
Donovan Michael J. (M. J. k J. J. Donovan) and
deputy County Treasurer, r. 544 Minna
Donovan Michsel M., carriagepainter Carvill Manuf .
Co., r. 431 Twenty-second
DONOVAN M. J. & J. J.,
paint' rs aud whitencrs, 1006 Mission
Donovan Murty, milk ranch, Eighteenih Av. bet R
and S. South S. F.
Donovan Patrick, boilermaker, r. 15 Verona PI
Donovan Patrick, Boot and Shoemakers' Union, 771
Market
Donovan Patrick, coalpa-sser Pacific Mail SS. City of
Panama
Donovan Patrick, engineer stmr D. E. Euight, r. NW
cur Montgomery and Greenwich
Donovan Patrick, laborer, r. 120 Hayes
Donovan Pairick, laborer, r. 208 Laugton
Donovan Rose, domestic 334 Hay es
Donovan ThomUs, laborer, r. 1104 Folsom
Donovan Thomas, porter, r. 529 Bryant
Donovan Thomas F., shoemaker Buckingham i Hectat,
r. 206 Eleventh
Donovan Timothy, r. 127 Folsom
Donovan Timothv, laborer, r. H'tii Minna
Donovan Timothy, molder Empire Foundry, r. 44
Clementina, rear
Donovan Timothy, scamim, r. 127 Folsom
Donovan Timothy, shoen aker, l.i Merchant
Donovan Timothy A., shoemaker Jory Bros., r. 4 El-
liot Park
Donovan William, bricklayer, r. 507 Mission
Donovan William, laborer, r. Ill Clinton
Donovan William, laborer freight dept Central Pac.RR.
Donovan William, trackman Potrero and B. V. RR.,
r. 132 Oak
Donovan William J., bookkeeper, r. 620 Greenwich
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Donovan & O'Donnell (Jeremiah J. Donovan and Mar-
tin O'Donnell) restaurant. 1303 Polk
Donovan 4 Quirk (Daniel Donovan and Nicholas
Quirk) liquor saloon, SW cor Second and Steven-
sou
Donovan. See Donavan
Donrego Juau, fisherman, r. 313 Vallejo
Donzel J. D., clerk Scotield A: Tevis, r. 1024 Vallejo
Donzel Louis, clerk Robert Ditkson, r. 1024 Vallejo
Donzelmann John F., with Philip, Speyer k Co., r. 129
OFarrell
Donzelmann John H., winedealer, r. 112 First Av
Donzi Joseph, cabinetmaker, r. 1245 Mission
Dood James, papermaker, r. SW cor Valley and San-
chez
Dopden Henry, shoemaker, r. 17 Kondel PI
Doody Charles, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf.
Co., r. 1011 Howard
Doody Daniel, shade painter George W. Clark, r. 16
Langtun
Doody Dennis, gardener, r. 227 Minna
Doody Ellen, widow, r. 16 Langton
Doody Matthew, clerk Charles 1'. Hanlon, r. 16 Lang-
ton
Doody Richard, hostler Charles Crocker, r. 1228 Bush
Doody Thomas, watchman Pacific Coast SS. Co.,NE
cor Broadway and Front
Doody. See Dudy
Doogan M. Rev., r. Dominican Monastery, W s Stei-
ner, bet Pine and Bush
Doogan. See Dougan and Dugan
Doolan Daniel, r. 19 Minna
Doolan Dennis, polisher Thomas M. Antisell & Co., r.
410>4 Fifth
Doolan Slichael, laborer, r.237 Minna
Doolan Michael, teamster Dunsmuir, Diggle i Co., r.
9 Pacific
I Doolan Thomas, r. 863 }<i Market
! Doolan Thomas, brick mason, r. 1428 Mission
j Doolan Thomas, piano polisher, r. 23 Fulton
Doolan Th6ma8, teamster Empire Brewery
Doolan William, attorney at law. r. 912 Pine
Doolan William, hackdriver Richard D. Ledgett, r.
1123 Mission
Doolau. See Dolan
Dooley , longshoreman Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Dooley Andrew, gardener, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet
York and Hampshire
Dooley CutUerine, widow, r. 826 Broadway
Dooley Catherine, widow, r. 819 Vallejo, rear
Dooley James (Dooley & Lee) r. 103 Fifteenth
Dooley James, pressman P. J. Thomas, r. 819 Vallejo,
rear
Dooley James J., estraman Engine No. 11, S. F.F. D.,
r. Fourteenth Av, bet M and N, .South 8. F.
Dooley John, hostler, r. W s Valencia, bet Fifteenth
and Sixt. enth
Dooley John H., r. .518 Bryant
Dooley John T. (Dooley A: Boylan) r. 1819 Buchanan
Dooley Joseph, quartermaster SS. Oregon, Folsom
St. Wharf
Dooley Kute, domestic E s Illinois, bet Sierra and
Shasta
Dooley Lucy , widow, groceries and liquors, 546 Mission
Dooley Martin, teamster A. E. Buckman, r. NE cor
Church and Dorland
Dooley Mary, widow, r. 1321 Sutter
Dooley Mary, domestic 510 Guerrero
Dooley Mary, widow, peddler, r. 139 Shipley
Dooley Patrick, groceries and liquors, SE cor Bay and
Hyde
Dool'-y Patrick, laborer Woodward's Gardens, r.
Eighteenth, bet Eureka and Douglass
Dooley Patrick J., driver Mason's Brewery, r. 9)»
Russell
Dooley Thomas, laborer, r. 7 Boston PI
Dooley Thomas, laborer, r. Twelfth Av, bet L and M.
8 -uth S. F.
Dooley Thomas. Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont.
Dooley W., pantryman Pacific Mail SS. China
Dooley William, seaman, r. 50 Silver
Dooley Wil.lam 1'. (Ritchie & Co.) r. 1122)4 Larkin
Dooley 4 Boylan (John T. Dooley and Bernard Boy.
Ian) wines and liquors, 316 Fourth
JJUU.Lj£| JL (fc JjiJXj (James Dooley and
Jumis Lee) asphaltuin roofers. 103 Fifteenth
Dooley. See Dooly and Duley
Doohng Henry, butcher M. Oradwohl k Co., r. San
Bruno Road
Dooling James F., boxmaker George W. Woodbury, r.
4<J9 34 Brannan
Dooling Patrick, laborer, r. Columbia Hotel
Doolittie Ira R.,hotelkeeper, r. 1814 O'Farrell
Doolittle William G., assistant secretary California
Pioneers, 808 Montgomery, r. 558 Folsom
Dooly Frank, machinist Southern Pac. RK., r. S 8
Twenty-fifth. b«t York and H.nmpshire
Dooly James, boilermiiker, r. 4 Welsh
Dooly Kate A. Miss, d'.essmaker. 965 Mission
Dooly Mary L.. saleslady O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
965 Mi8>>ion
Dooly Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. S s Twenty-fifth,
bet York and Hampshire
Dooly. See Dooley and Duley
D .'onan Mary Miss, dressmaker. Railroad Av. bet
Tenth and Eleventh Avs, South S. F.
Dooner Maria, domestic 1215 Sutter
Doose John, porter E. Lewis, r. 19 Washington Av
Doose Louisa Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 19 Washington Av
Doose William, r. 19 Washington Av
Dor CiBsar, cook Grand Hotel, r. 1115 McAllist-.T
Doran Annie J. Miss, assistant Silver St, Primary
School, r. Colonnade House
Doran Bridget, widow, r. SW cor Larkin and Fran-
cisco
Doran Catherine, widow, r. 554 Natoma
Doran Charles, carpenter, r. 160") Stevenson
Doran Charles, carpenter Southern Pac. RR.
Doran Charles L., liquor saloou, 773 Market, r.
322 Minna
Doran David, Jour. Shipwrights* Assn
Doran Ellen, widow, r. 4M Harriet
Doran Frank, painter, 815 Broadway, r. 1009 Pacific
Doran James, r. 916 Pacific
Doran James, carpenter, r. N s Fourteenth Av, nr
Railroad Av, South S. F.
Doran James, horsi-shoer. 55 Beale, r. 2111 Mission
Doran James H., blacksmith James Doran, r. 2111
Mission
Doran John, dairy, W s Kosciusko, nr Cortland Av,
B.H.
Doran John, steerage steward O. & O. SS. Gaelic
Doran John 8., stereotyper Evening Post, r. 4'i Har-
riet
Doran Joseph, cook, r. 23 Folsom Av
Doran Joseph, groceries and liquors, SE cor Gilbert
and Brannan
Doran Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 916 Pacific
Doran Julia Miss, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Doran Maggie, domestic 1608 Post
Doran Marie E. Miss, assistant Broadway Primary
School, r. 916 Pacific
Dorau Martha, domestic 307 Gough
Doran Martin, laborer, r. Railroad Av, nr Five Mile
House, San Bruno Road
Doran Mary Miss, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Doran Maurice, laborer Chase k Wolflf, r. 217 Broad-
way
Doran Patrick, gardener, r. W a Lyon, bet California
and Sacramento
Doran Robert, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Doran Simon, clerk Central Pac. RR., r. 541 Fourth
Dor.'in Thomas, laborer, r. 36 First
Dorau Thomas, shipcarpenti-r, r. 328 Third
Doran William, r. lUOit Pacific
Doruu William, carpenter, r. Pacific Railroad House
Doran William J., pressman Evening Post, r. 43i
Harriet
Dorcy Peter J., liquor saloon, 112 Dupont, r. 36 Geary
Dorcy. See Dorsejr
Dore , longshoreman Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Dore Anna M. Miss, assistant Rincon Grammar
School, r. 112 Perry
Dore Benjamin (Benjamin Dore & Co.) r. 824 Green-
wich
Dore Benjamin 4 Co. (Benjamin and Harry E. Dore)
book and job prin'ers, 512 Sacramento
Dore Charles, clerk Maurice Dore .V Co., r. 410 Geary
Dore Corm lis, widow, r. 920 Twentieth
Dore Elizabeth, widow, r. 935 Harrison
Dore Frank E., pressman Benjamin Dore k Co., r. 824
Greenwich
Dore Harry E. (Benjamin Dore k Co.) r. 824 Green-
wich
Dore Maurice (Maurice Dore k Co.) r. 410 Geary
Dore AlHurice 6i Co. (Maurice Dore) real-estate
and general auctioneers. 410 Pine, Nevada Block
^0 YFARS' FyPFRIFNPr wiuller the optician,
OU I LMnO LArLnlLINLfL. Established, S.F., 1863, 135 Montgomery.
JONAS J. MORRISON '*ruiJ'b%rirthi'MaUir''NfE?"«'**~^^^^
cor. Itlissioii and Spear Sts.
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Tore & Co. (Edward W. HaweB) draymen, NE cor
Bush and SanBonie
Dore^ See Docrr, and Dorr
Dorety Elizabeth, widow, r 5 Ridley
Dorety George, expressman, cor Washington and
Front, r. 5 Ridley
Dorety John, sawyer S. F. Box Factory, r. 17 Ritch
Dorety Joseph H., agent Johnson's Printing Ink, 512
Commercial, r. 11 CUen Park Av
Dorety Montrose H., cigars and tobacco, IOC Sixth, r.
5 Ridley
Dorey Alfred O., bookkeeper Cal. Transportation Co,,
r. 106)4 Third
Dorey N. A., salesman S. Mosgrove i Brother, r. 106 J$
Third
Dorffel George, r. 741 Market
Dorfler John, clerk, r. 2o0 Second
Dorfler Robert, drayman Joseph Bassttt, r. 1 Autonia
Dorgan George, millwright Joseph Wagner & Co., r.
50 Natoma
Dorgan Michael H., plumber, r. 55 Silver
Dorgan Pitrce, mining, r. 606 Minna
Dorgan Thomas, carpenter Southern Pac. RR., r, 525
Eighteenth
Dorgan Thomas J., clerk La Grande Laundry, r.
1642 >^ Mission
Dorgan Thomas W., operator Gold and Stock Tel. Co.,
r. 4G6 Minna
Dorgan Timothy, bookkeeper, r. 466 Minna
Dorgan Timothy, yard hand S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. S s Chestnut, bet Fillmore and Webster
Dorgan William, carpenter, i. 406 Minna
Dorgan William, furnished rooms, 50 Natoma
Dorgan William, laborer, S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. S s Chestnut, bet Fillmore and Webstet
Dorgeloh Brothers (Claus and Frederick) groceries
ajd liquors, 1250 Mission
Dorgeloh Charles, exjaressman, NE cor Brannan and
Fifth, r. W s Kansas, bet Nevada and Humboldt
Dorgeloh Claus (Dorgeloh Brothers) r. 818 Jessie
Dorgeloh Frederick (Dorgeloh Brothers) r. 1250 Mis-
sion
Dorgeloh Louis, wines and liquors, 130 Fourth
Dorges August, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Doring George, ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
NE cor Missouri and Yuba
Dorkins Edward, bartender John Liddell, r. 809 Jack-
son
Dorian Maria, widow, r. 613 Bush
Dorland Alice, widow, r. NW cor Dolores and Dor-
land
Dorland James F., real-estate, r. 51G Eighteenth
Dorland P. A., widow, r. W s Dolores, bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth
Dorland Robert H., contractor, r. W s Dolores, bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Dorland Thomas A. C, cashier A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 723 Seventeenth
Dorland Thomas G., miner, r. W s Church, bet Dor-
land and Eighteenth
Dorler Antcm (Dorler & Hilzinger) r. 317 Fourth
Dorler & Hil2Juger (Anton Dorler and Got'.lieb Hil-
zinger) boots and shoes, 317 Fourth
Dorman James, hostler New Telegraph Stable, r. SW
cor Minna and New Montgomery
Dorman J. L., machinist, r. 1008 J^ Market
Dorman Nathan H.. clerk William F. Dorman, r. 207
Fifteenth
Dorman Peter, seaman schr Ida Florence, r. 9 Com.
Dorman William F,, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Fifteenth and Howard, r. 207 Fifteenth
Dorman William H., compositor John H. Enarston, r.
1717)4 Stevenson
Dorman. See Dohrman
Dormer Bruno, laborer, r. 713 Filbert, rear
Dormer Dennis, laborer Sea Wall
Dorn Alphonso, bookkeeper W. Haker & Hinz, r. 2623
Mission
Dorn Gustav, salesman W. Haker & Hinz, r. 2623 Mis-
sion
Dorn Gustavus W., physician, office and r. 520 O'Far-
rell
Dorn G. W. & Co. (of Chico) general merchandise
office 316 California
Dorn Richard, clerk, r. 2623 MisKion
Dornagim Ma.thew, barber Charles Webber
Dombluth Robert, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, r.
1857 Stevensun
Dornin George D., secretary Fireman's Fund In-
surance Co., iOl California, r. Berkeley
Dornin George W., clerk Fireman's Fund Insurance
Co., r. Berkeley
Dornin Julia Ann, widow, r. 33 Langton
Dornin Thomas, patrolman Underwriters' Fire Patrol
No. 2., N s Grove, bet Polk and Larkin
Dornin William H., shipcalker. r. 33 Langton
Dorr Herbert C, author, r. 746 Mission
Dorr Levi 1< ., coroner City and Couufy, and physi-
cian, office 118 Dupont, r. 538 Turk
Dorr Thomas, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 721
Market
Dorr William A., salesman Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,
r. Oakland
Dorr. See Doerr and Dore
Dorrante James, r. 702 Pacific
Dorrance William C, liquor saloon, SE cor Second
and Natoma, r. 74 Natoma
Dorreg(^ Pedro, teacher music, r. 801 Powell
Dorris C, r. 016 Eddy
Dorriiy Anthony, first assistant engineer SS. George
W. Elder, r. 317 Beale
Dorrity John, oiler SS. Oregon, Folsom St.Wharf
Dorrity John, seaman, r. 317 Beale
Dorry Henry T., carpenter Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Dorsaz Fernando, photographic printer Dames &
Hayes, r. 515 Hayes
Dorsett Edward, porter Palace Hotel, r. 1016 Powell
Dorsett George H., driver N. B. and Mission RR., r.
829 Folsom
Dorsey James, grocer, r. 17 Ritch
Dorsey Jeremiah, ironworker new City Hall
Dorsey J. J., with South Pac. Coast RR., foot of Mar-
ket, r. Alameda
Dorsey John, oysterman Lick House
Dorsey Joseph, waiter, r. 617 Mission
Dorsey Martha, widow, r. 1130)4 Pacific
Dorsey Michael, coalpasser stmr Yosemite, Market St.
Wharf
Dorsey Patrick, tanner, r. Globe House
Dorsey Peter, fireman stmr Yo-semite
Dorsey Thomas, laborer, r. 1027 )4 Alabama
Dorsey William, laborer, r. 1130)4 Pacific
Dorsey. See Dorey
Dorton Herman, bartender, r. 943 Sacramento
Dorum Simon. laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.
Dorward David, foreman machine shop Risdon I. and
L. Works, r. 120 Perry
Dorward Joseph, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 422 Fremont
Doryer A., quartermaster Pacific Mail SS. South Caro-
lina
Dos Prazeres Jose M., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415)4 Drumm
Dos Santos Dionizio C, Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415)4 Drumm
Dos Santos Guilherme J., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415)4 Drumm
Dosch Antonio, domestic 626 California
Doschen Cyril, grinder, r. 253 Clementina
DoBcher Cluus, groceries and liquors, NW cor Battery
and Jackson, r. Oakland
Doscher Ernest A., clerk E. A. Schumacher, r. 2300
Mission
Doscher George H., laborer new City Hall, r. 210
Clara
Doscher Henry (Doscher & Von Bargen) r. SW cor
McAllister and Webster
Doscher Henry (Henry Doscher & Co.) and groceries
and liquors, SW eor Pierce and O'Farrell ,
Doscher Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Shasta j
and Michigan, r. N s Shasta, bet Illinois and
Michigan
Doscher Henry F., clerk Frederick Desebrock, r. NB
cor Brannan and Fourth
Doscher Henry & Co. (Henry Doscher and John F.
Seegers) groceries and liquors, 541 Natoma
Doscher Herman, r. 114 Minna
Doniclier John D. , wines and liquors, SE cor First
and Mission
Doscher Lizzie, domestic 525 Tyler
Doscher Sophie Miss, r. S s Shasta, bet Illinois and
Michigan
Doscher Thomas, clerk Claus Doscher, NW cor Jack-
son and Battery
Doscher & Von Bargen (Henry Doscher and Ernst
Von Bargen) groceries and liquors, SW cor McAl-
lister and Webster
Dose August, waiter Turk St. Hotel
Dose Peter, r. 921 Battery
Doten A. E. Mrs., r. 234 O'Farrell
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Doten George H., brassfounder William T. Garratt, r.
212 Tyler
Dott Andrew, clerk Lloyd, Newlands & Wood, r. 16
Oak
Dott Annie, widow, r. 16 Oak
Dott George, salesman Dunham, Oarrigan k Co., r. 16
Oak
Dotta August, cook, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Dotter William 0., laborer, r. 520 Powell
Doty Charles E., driver City RR., r. 1936 Mission
Doty Charles H., messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r. Oak-
land
Doty John, r. 534 Ellis
Doty John, seaman schr Westera Home, Beale St.
Wharf
Doty William, with Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 321 Pacific
Doty. See Doughty and Douty
Doub D. M., bookkeeper Cal. Electrical Works, r.
Oakland
Double Standard Gold Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono
County, Cal.) W. H. Lent secretary, 62 Nevada
Block
Double Standard Mining Co.. James W. Thompson
secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 9-11
Doud Aaron (Atkinson, Doud & Co.) r. 935 Valencia
Doud Collins C, bookkeeper Cofhn, Sandersoh &
Cook, r. 1115 Sutter
Doud E. S. ilrs., assistant West End Primary School,
r. 2110)4 Larkin
Doud Eugene S., salesman Lohman & Coghill, r. 2110>i
Larkin
Doud Hugh, r. 528 Union
Doud Patrick, bartender Michael McDonald, r. 1633
Market
Doud Philo, carpenter, r. 1405 )<; Folsom
Doud Thomas, framejoiner Sanborn, Vail k Co., r.
1913 Filbert
Doud William A., clerk Atkinson, Doud k Co., r. 936
Valencia
Doud. See Dowd
Dougall William G., foreman tinsmith W. W. Mon-
tague & Co., r. W s Valencia, bet Nineteenth ani
Twentieth
Dougall. See McDougal
Dougan Michael, oiler stmr Bay City
Dougan William, marblepolisher Edward McGrath,
r. S 8 California Av, ur Howard, B. H.
Dougart John J. (H. Schmidt & Co.) r. 2420 Bush
Dougherty Alexander, teambter, r. 11 J4 William
Dougherty Annie, domestic E s Webster, bet Union
and Green
Dougherty Bamaby, contractor, r. 1 Sherwood PI
Dougherty Barnaby Jr., r. 1 Sherwood PI
Dougherty Bernard, driver Chase & Wolff, r. 12 Bdwy
Dougherty Bernard, lamplighter, r. NE cor Octavia
and Greenwich
Dougherty Bernard, laborer A. E. Buckman, r. NE
cor Church and Dorland
Dougherty Bernard, tanner, r. Sixth Av, bet M and
N. South S. F.
Dougherty Bridget L., domestic 801 Ellis
Dougherty Charles W., propertyman California The-
ater, r. 8 Breuham PI
Dougherty Daniel, laundryman 8. F. Laundry, r. NW
cor Turk and Fillmore
Dougherty Daniel, tanner F. C
Dougherty Daniel, wines and
Twenty-fifth and Howard
Dougherty Dennis, teamster, r. SE cor Baker and Post
Dougherty Edward R., r. 724 M Market
Dougherty Emma, domestic 1415 Jones
Dougherty Frank, butcher Elijah Sniffen, r. 2438 Mis-
sion
Dougherty George, r. 8E cor Montgomery Av and Bay
Dougherty George, driver N. B. and Mission RR., r.
50 Louisa
Dougherty George, laborer, r. 520 Mission
Dougherty H., carpenter Southern Pac. RR.
Dougherty Henry, r. 2024 Mission
Dougherty Henry, r. SW cor Sanchez and Twenty-
eighth
Dougherty Hugh, laborer Edward O'Neill, r. 1313
O'Farrell
Dougherty Hugh, teamster, r. 1430 Pacific
Dougherty Isabella, domestic 105 Leavenworth
Dougherty James (Horragan k Dougherty) r. 8 Morse
Dougherty James, deckhand stmr Hope, Folsom St
Wharf
Dougherty James, laborer, r. W s Billings PI, nr Fil-
bert
Anderton, r. 532 Sixth
liquors, 7 Sixth, r. cor
Dougherty James, laborer Pac. Box Factory, r. 22
Chesley
Dougherty James, laborer William Kerr, 905 Battery
Dougherty James, longshoreman, r. SW cor Jackson
and Drumm
Dougherty James, rancher, r. 321 Pacific
Dougherty James, teamster James McD'evitt, r. 911
Sansome
Dougherty James B., plasterer, r. 208 Sanchez, bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Dougherty James R., plasterer, r. 2205 Mission
Dougherty Jane Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 268 Brannan
Dougherty John, blacksmith helper Risdon I. and L.
Works
Dougherty John, fireman Pacific Mail S3. Dakota
Dougherty John, foreman Engine No. 6, S. F. F. D.,
r. 318 Sixth
Doughf rty John, hackdriver, r. SWcor Fifth andFol.
Dougherty John, hostler, r. 10 Second Av
Dougherty John, joiner Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Dougherty John, laborer, r. 22 Chesley
Dougherty John, laborer, r. 1318 Dupont
Dougherty John, milkman, r. SE cor Montgomery At
and Bay
Dougherty John, saloonkeeper, r. 32 Tyler
Dougherty John, seaman, r. 9 Kate
Dougherty John, seamen Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Dougherty John, seaman scow Charlotte, Howard St.
Wharf
Dougherty John, shipcarpenter, r. 813 Mission
Dougherty John, tanner, r. 532 Sixth
Dougherty John E., teamster, r. 22 Chesley
Dougherty John H., liquor dealer, r. 2024 Mission
Dougherty Joseph, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r.
223 Minna
Dougherjy Joseph, seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Panama
Dougherty Josiah P., machinist William Hawkins, r.
322 Third
Dougherty Kate, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Dougherty Manus, tailor, r. 221 Tyler
Dougherty Mary, widow, r. 25 Clementina, rear
Dougherty Mary, widow, ladies' nurse, r. .532 SixMi
Dougherty Mary, chambermaid Belmont House
Dougherty Martin, laborer Hancock k Kelso, r. N 8
Prospect PI. nr Folsom, B. H.
Dougherty Michael, fireman Engine No. 9, S. F. F. D.,
r. 318 Main
Doughertv Nellie, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Dougherty Patrick, fireman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 20
Gilbert
Dougherty Patrick, laborer, r. 1001 Battery
Dougherty Patrick, mason, r. Winslow, nr California
Av, B. H.
Dougherty Patrick, molder, r. 418 Clementina
Dougherty P. E. (P. E. Dougherty & Co.) r. San Rafael
Dou)ir>ierty P. E. & Co. (P. E. Dougherty) book
and job printers, 412 Commercial and 411 Clay
Dougherty Sarah Mrs., r. 525 Seventh
Dougherty Thomas, expressman, r. 348 Eleventh
Dougherty Thomas F., carpenter, r. 931 Sacramento
Dougherty Thomas S., barber George Obenauer, r.
573 Howard
Dougherty W., miner, r. 321 Pacific
Dougherty William, bollermaker Union Iron Works,
r. 42 Jessie
Douffherty William C. deputy postmaster Son
Fran isco office, NW cor Battery and Washington,
r. 1414 Taylor
Dougherty. See Doherty, Dorety and Dorrity
Doughty Ada, domestic 2129 Bush
Doughty Charles E., salesman educational dept. A.
L. Bancroft k Co., r. 1.508 Leavenworth
Doughty George S., bookkeeper, r. 1332 Bush
Doughty John Rev., pastor First New Jerusalem
Chunh, r. 1508 Leavenworth
Doughty Matthew, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
13 Elizabeth
Doughty William, clerk Emlen Painter, r. NW cor
Eleventh and Mission
Doughty William, proptr Stockton Woolen Mills,
otUce 3 Spe:.r, r. 547 Folsom
Doughty. See Doty and Douty
Dougine James F., millwright, r. 2634 Webster
Douglas A., carriage painter, r. 54 Third
Douglas Albert C, salesman A. C. Dletz & Co., r. 2710
Pine
Douglas Brothers (John and Thomas D.) gro-
ceries, liquors and cigars, and sole mauufs
lime juice syrup, SE cor Oak and Octavia
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Douglas Charles, niuBician, r. 1517 Stockton
Douglas Charles, speculator, r. 27 Geary
Douglas Charles D., inspector Custom House, r. E s
Vermont, nr Yolo
Douglas Charles H., newspaper clerk Post Oflace, r.
1125 Ellis
Douglas Charles J., r. E s Vermont, nr Yolo
Douglas Davis, manager Douylas Bros., r. SE cor Oak
and Octavia
Douglas Donald, harnessmaker, 838 Howard, r. 518
Braunan
Douglas Effie Miss, teacher, r. 1125 Ellis
Douglas Elizabeth, domestic 1601 Van Ness Av
Douglas Ellen A., widow, r. Abbotsford House
Douglas Frank, engineer Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. S s Sixteenth, bet Folsom and Harrison
Douglas George, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 251
Jessie
Douglas Henry, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 163 Jessie
Douglas H. J., carpenter Southern Pac. RU.
Douglas James, laborer John Horsner, r. S s El Dorado,
bet Potrero Av and Jersey
Douglas James L., engineer Harvey W. Rice
Douglas John (Douglas Brothers) r. 2101 Devisadero
Douglas John, blacksmith W. S. Phelps & Co., r. 1509
Jones
Douglas L. J., widow, r. 15 Twei ty-second
Douglas L. M., adjuster V. S. Mint, r. 1125 Ellis
Douglas Margaret Mrs., r. 1225 Market
Douglas Mary, domestic lliOl Van Ness Av
Douglas Robert, porter Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r.
526 Howard
Douglas Robert E., solicitor S. F. Chronicle
Douglas Sarah, domestic 1601 Van Ness Av
Douglas Thomas, fireman Engine No. 10, S. F. F. D.
Douglas Thomas, liquor saloon, 444 Third
Douglas Thomas A., carpenter, r. W s Sanchez, bet
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Douglas Thomas D. (Douglas Brothers) r. 2928 Sac.
Douglas Thomas H., r. 507 Powell
Douglas William, stoves and tinware, 246 Fourth, r.
San Mateo
Douglas William H., r. 1125 Ellis
Douglas William H. Jr., salesman Carmany k Crosett,
r. 1125 Ellis
Douglass Andrew, engineer California St. RR., r. 1301
LarkiB
Douglass Ann, widow, r. 421 Tenth
Douglass Ann Mrs., domestic 1314 Folsom
Douglass George, mate schr Nicoline and Dorothea,
Mission St. Wharf
Douglass George H., captain schr Rosalie, r. Oakland
Douglass George M., r. 409 Clementina
Douglass George W., engineer, r. 1306 Pine
Douglass James, proptr Columbia House, 114 Jackson
Douglass James, seaman ship John Bryce, Beale St.
Wharf
Douglass James G., bartender Michael Mooney, r. 22
Stockton PI
Douglass John, laborer, r. 1127^ Mission
Douglass Joseph, shoemaker, 533 Pine, r. 621 Com.
Douglass Margery, domestic 30 McAllister
Douglass R., carpenter, r. Chicago H'tel
Douglass Roderick A., clerk, r. 117 Drumm
Douglass Thomas, painter Moulton & Edmondson, r.
220 Brannan
Douglass Thomas F., r. 13 Harriet
Douglass Thomas H. Jr., carrier Alta California, r,
1711 Dupont
Douglass W., machinist Risdon I. and L.Works
Douglass William A., professor clinical surgery Medi-
cal College of the Pacific, oflSce and r. 126 O'Far-
rcU
Douglass William B., watchmaker Wolff & Loze, r.
422 Second
Douglass William E. (Biddle & Douglass) r. 2019 Mis-
sion
Douglass William F., clerk stmr Gov. Dana, r. 1711
Dupont
Douglass William J., second oflScer SS. Oregon, r. 21
Prospect PI
Douglass William J. F.. sailmaker, r. W a Second
.\v, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Douglass William Y., captain police City Hall, r. 1711
Dupont
Dourneau Charles, painter, r. 118 Virginia
Douthitt Charles, machinist apprentice Union Iron
Works, r. 210 San Jose Av
Douthitt D. William, attorney at law, 526 Montgomery,
r. 210 San Jos^ At
Douty Frank S., secretary Pacific Improvement
Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 4, r. 519
Webster
Dove George S., r. 362 Seventeenth
Dove Hector, teamster A. D. Remington & Co., r. 1712
Geary
Dove James, r. 362 Seventeenth
Dove William H., route agent, r. 320 Third
Dow , longshoreman Meuzies, Bingham & Co.
Dow , peddler, r. S s Water, bet Mason and Taylor
Dow Dexter, teamster John A. Roy, r.W s San Bruno
Road, opp Fifteenth Av
Dow George E., machinist Goss & Adams, r.Ws Penn-
sylvania Av, nr Solano
Dow Henry .\., machinist Goss & Adams, r.W s Penn-
sylvania Av, nr Solano
Dow James G., capitalist, r. 1235 Market
Dow Johanna, domestic 940 Geary
Dow L., driver Hayes Valley branch Market St. RE.
Dow Loring Jr., r. 1430 Turk
Dow Martin, lamps, oils, and toys, 124 Second
Dow Rinaldo R., shipcarpenter Matthew Turner, r.
Oakland, and SW cor Santa Clara and Illinois
Dow William, gardener, r. 515 Haight
Dow William P., currier, r. 454 Bartlett
Dow. See Dowe
Dowan Robert, superintendent Calvary Cemetery, r.
W s St. Joseph's Av, bet Eddy and Ellis
Dowar Thomas, horseshoer Barton & Hale, r. 615 Ellis
Dowd Agnes Miss, teacher, r. 1722 Pacific ^v
Dowd Andrew, foreman South End Warehouse, r. 24
Ash Av
Dowd Ann, domestic 800 Van Ness Av
Dowd Bernard, watchman Empire Foundry, r. 435)j
Shiplty
Dowd Deuuis, proptr City Front House, 625 Front
Dowd Henry, miner, r. 923 Washington
Dowd James, mattressmaker City and County Hospital
Dowd John, laborer, r. 2 Eddy PI
Dowd John, cooper, r. 1722 Pacific Av
Dowd John, porter J. O. Strauch, r. 1722 Pacific At
Dowd Lillie Miss, r. 1722 Pacific Av
Dowd Margaret S. Mrs., r. 1202 Union
Dowd Michael, r. 1119 Montgomery
Dowd Peter, expressman, r. 2537 Mission
Dowd Richard, r. «70 Folsom
Dowd Richard, woolpresser, r. 782 Harrison
Dowd Roger, cartman. r. 1211 Geary
Dowd. See Doud
Dowda George W., general commission, office 202
California, r. Russ House
Dowdall Joseph F., plumber, 443 Hayes, r. 1203 Turk
Dowdall Richard E., clerk H. P. Wakelee & Co., r.
1004 N^itoma
Dowdall William P., bookkeeper Joseph F. Dowdall,
r. 1055 Market
Dowdell Henry 8., hackman Plaza, r. 8 s Sutter, bet
Lyon and Central Av
Dowdell Robert, pressman Francis, Valentine & Co.,
r. 351 Jessie
Dowden Henry, shoemaker, r. 17 Rondel PI
Dowds Charles, seaman, r. Sailor's Home
Dowe Arthur W., artist Macdonald & Freeman, r. 1216
Mission
Dower John, hackman, NW cor Market and Turk, r.
602 Ellis
Dower Michael, hostler Thomas Ryan, r. 602 Ellis
Dowland Sarah, widow, toys and stationery, 1329
Bush
Dowler Thomas, collector, r. 308 Minna.
Dowling Alice, widow, r. 34 Harriet
Dowling Ann widow, r. 120 Seventh
Dowling Annie Mrs., dressmaker D. Samuels, r. 211 H
Turk, rear
Dowling Bridget, widow, r. 643 Valencia
Dowling Dennis, laborer Sea Wall, r. 115 Powell
Dowliug Edward, expressman, S£ cor Bush and
Kearny, r. 1310 Grove
Dowling Edward, livery stable, 1033 Howard
Dowling Edward B., porter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Dowling George, cardriver, r. 203 Fifteenth
Dowling H., waiter What Cheer House Restaurant
Dowling James, carpenter, r. 25 Folsom At
Dowling James, cattle dealer, cor Garven and San
Bruno Road, four miles from old City Hall
Dowling James, laborer, r. 221 Clara
Dowling James, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Dowling James, ropespllcer Sutter St. RR., r. 33
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Dowling Jennie E. Miss, as-istant Eighth St. Gram-
mar School, r. 519 Tyler
Dowling John, engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 1122 Jj Lar-
kin
Dowling John, flsh, 11 and 12 Grand Central Market,
r. 1314 Scott
Dowling John, repairer N. B. and Mission RR., r. 129
Langton
Dowlintj John F., engineer Byron Jackson, r. 524
Sixth
Dowling Joseph T., cabinetmaker Union Furniture
Manuf. Co., r. 45 Second
Dowling Julia A., widow, r. 25 Kate
Dowling Julia L., widow, dressmaker, r. 549 Stev.
Dowling Kate Miss, compoBitor New Age, r. 203 Fif-
teenth
Dowling Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 73 Fourth
Dowling Lucy, domestic 1836 O'Farrell
Dowling M., widow, r. 2122 Bush
Dowling Maggie Miss, seamstress S. F. Laundry, r. 25
Kate
Dowling Margaret, widow, r. 202 Townsend
Dowling Margaret T., widow, r. 203 Fifteenth
Dowling Michael, shipwright, r. 310 Seventh
Dowling M. F., miller Horace Davis & Co., r. Oak-
land
Dowling Patrick, carpenter, r. 16 Stevenson Av
Dowling Patrick, stonecutter, r. 1130 Green
Dowling Richard, livery stable, 623 Grove, and (Pe-
terson, Pickett & Dowling) r. 625 Ivy Av
Dowling Thomas, carpenter, r. 40 Moss
Dowling Thomas, drayman J. F. & J. B. Miirray
Dowling Thomas H., with W. Warner Henry* Co..
r. 2122 Bush
Dowling William, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
r. 25 Kale
Dowling William, driver La Grande Laundry, r. 39 )i
Lafayette
Dowling William, tinsmith Martin Prag, r. 40 Moss
Down Samuel, carpenter, r. 546 Bryant
Down William S., collector, r. 773 Folsom
Downer A. J. Mrs., widow, r. 588 Buchanan
Downer Edward, salesman C. C. Hastings & Co., r.
479 Jessie
Downer Hart A., compositor Evening Bulletin, r 45
Twelfth
Downer Jennie M., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 588 Bu-
chanan
Downer Perley R., label slip clerk U. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. 1223 Geary
Downes Catherine, widow, r. 115 William
Downes Charles (Downes* Deeiy) r. 730Ji Natoma
Downes Edward, foreman fireman 8. F. Gas Li^ht
Co., Potrero Works, r. 85 Everett
Downes & Deery (Charles Downes and Thomas Deery)
plunibers, 41 Second
Downes. See Downs
Downey , longshoreman Menzies, Bingham &
Co.
Downey Andrew, salesman Cutting Packing Co., r. 48
Tehama
Downey B., r. 733 Market
Downey Bernard, sewing machine agent, r. 33 Eddy
Downey Bridget, widow, r. 8 Hunt
Downey Charles, bartender Rudolph Glasso, r. 178
Stevenson
Downey Charlotte, widow, groceries and liquors, 450
Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Downey George W. (La Monte & Downey) r. 2012
Mission
Downey James, fireman Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York, r. 541 1 Irst
Downey James, miner, r. 6 Caroline
Downey James, salesman Marcus Bros. & Co., r. 69
Natoma
Downey James, shipping clerk Mills, Leak k Co., r.
East Oakland
Downey James H., carpenter, r. E s Utah, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty sixth
Downey John, cook, r. 609 Washington
Downey John, laborer, r. 14 !« Langton
Downey John, laborer, r. 27.53 Harrison
Downey John, market, 940 Twentieth, r. 944 Twentieth
Downey John, porter J. P. Sweeney & Co., r. 429
Francisco
Downey John J., clerk John Downey, r. 944 Twen-
tieth
Downey Martin, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 37
DeBoom
Downey Mary Mrs., r. 714 Geary
I Downey Maurice, laborer Uniem Iron Works, r. 512
I Mission
Downey Peter, expressman 537 Cal., r. 556 Brannan
Downey T. H., carpenter, r. 407 Tehama
Downey Thomas, laborer, r. Es Hall Alley, nr Vallejo
Downey Thomas, laborer Sea Wall
Downey William J., brabsfinisher Weed & Kingwell,
r. Oakland
Dovraie Henry, special policeman, r. 548 Folsom
Dowuie William, manager Cal. Novelty Works, 520
Commercial, r. 124 O'Farrell
Downing Abraham F. (A. F. Downing & Son) r. Oak-
land
Downing A. F. & Son (Abraham F. and Orrien P.
Downing) wholesale dealers druggibts' special-
ties, 14 Second
Downing Arthur H., shipcarpenter Pacific Coast SS.
Co., r. N 8 Valley, bet San Jose Av and Dolores
Downing Charles F., clerk A. F. Downing & Son, r.
Oakland
Downing Charles T., joiner Pacific Coast SS. Co., r. N
s Valley, bet San Jose Av and Dol'^res
Downing Clarence V. B.. engineer Halleck Block, r.
7 Bush St. PI
Downing Ellen, domestic 203 Turk
Downing Fremont O., clerk Pacific Coast SS. Co., r.
N 8 Valley, bet San Jose Av and Dolores
Downing James, ropeman Sutter St. RR., r. 33 Austin
Downing James Jr., oiler Sutter St. RR., r. 33 Austin
Downing James A., clerk, r. 432 Fulton
Downing John, joiner Pacific Coast SS. Co., r. N b
Valley, bet San Jose Av and Dolores
Downing John B., plasterer, r. N s Seventeenth Av,
bet Q and R, South S. F.
Downing Jobeph, plasterer, r. 23 Louisa
Dowiing L. Cuss, musician, r. 1310 Pacific
Downing Mariam, widow, r. 1310 Pacific
Downing Mary, widow, r. E s Utah, bet Yolo and So-
lano, rear
Downing Matthew, plasterer, r. 23 Louisa
Downing Nellie, domestic NW cor Polk and Filbert
Downing Orrien P. (A. F. Downing & Son) r. Oakland
Downing Patrick, plasterer, r. 432 Fulton
Downing Richard, plasterer, r. 23 Lou'sa
Downing Thomas, house and sign painter, 615 Mis-
sion, r. 519 Leavenworth
Downing Theodore B., agent Chatellier & Spence, 120
Sutter, r. 17 Dupont
Downing Theodore H., foreman joiner Pacific Coast
SS. Co., r. N s Valley, bet San Jose Av and Do-
lores
Downing Timothy, laborer, r. E s Utah, bet Yolo and
Solano, rear
Downing Warren, r. 36 Geary
Downs Charles, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 613 Howard
Downs George W., driver Market St. RR.,r. 1581 Turk
Downs John, bricklayer, r. 269 Minna
Downs Leonid: s W. S., collector Spring Valley Water
Works, r. Oakland
Downs Michael S., laborer, r. 1819 Hyde
Dovms William, contractor, r. 13 Heron
Downs William, laborer S. F. Caudle Co.
Do^Tiis ^V'illiain, milkman, S s Greenwich, bet
Baker and Lyon
Downs. See Downes
Dows Henry J., drayman R. D. Hume k Co., r. 1514
Folsom
Dowsett George, special policeman, r. 618 Brannan
Doxey William, salesman Edward T. Martin, r. 1226
Eddy
Doyle Andrew, seaman, r. 45 Vallejo
Doylo Ann, widow, r. Harrison, bet Eleventh and
Twelfth
Doyle Ann, domestic SW cor Valencia and Seven-
teenth
Doyle Annie Miss, cloakmaker. Cal. Cloak and Suit
Manuf. Co., r. 1105 Montgomery
Doyle Annie J., widow, r. 113 Clinton
Doyle, Barber & Sci-ipture (John T. Doyle,
William Barber, and H. D. Scripture) attorneys
at law, 323 California
Doyle Catherine, widow, r. 47 Natoma
Doyle Catherine Miss, tailoress T. Lancaster & Co.
Doyle Celia, domestic 902 McAllister
Doyle Charles, clerk Thomas M. Holt, r. 510 Market
Doyle Charles A. (Doyle & Co.) r. 1430 Mission
Doyle Daniel, laborer, r. 910 Howard
Doyle Daniel P., furniture, 214 Fourth
Doyle Edward, plasterer, r. 405 Clementina
Doyle Edward, plumber, r. 306 Ji Tenth
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Doyle Edward, seaman, r. 45 Vallejo
Doyle Edward, shipwright Coombs & Taylor, r. 1019
Twentieth
Doyle Ed-»vard H. , proptr Fulton Livery Stable,
246 Third, r. iO Hawthorne
Doyle Ellen, widow, r. 1105 Montgomery
Doyle Ellen, domestic S s (534) Sixteenth, bet Mission
and Hoff Av
Doyle Eugene Q., boarding, 308 Beale
Doyle Frank, r. Prescott House
Doyle Frank T., carpenter, r. 2810 Howard
Doyle George S., dentist. 331 Kearny, r. 1821 Stockton
Doyle Henry (Henry Doyle & Co.) r. 1803 Cal.
Doyle Henry & Co. (Henry Doyle and P. E.
O'Bryen) commission merchants, agents Bar-
bour's Irish flax threads and twines, Clark's O. N.
T. spool cotton, Milward's Helix needles. Field's
shoe and upholsterers' tacks, seine twines, gill-
net lines, etc., 511 Market
Doyle Hugh, fireman stmr Pilot, Jackson St. Wharf
Doyle Hugh H., shoemaker, r. 2936 Mission
Doyle Irene M. Miss, assistant Girls High School, r.
NE cor Central Av and Bush
Doyle James, r. W s Buchanan, bet Waller and
Haight
Doyle James, blacksmith N. B. and MisBion BB., r.
506 Minna
Doyle James, carpenter City RB., r. 1723 Mission
Doyle James, clerk H. P. Moreal & Co., r. 1723 Mission
Doyle James, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York
Doyle James, conductor N. B. and Mission KR., r.
' 727 Harrison
Doyle James, laborer, r. 1129 Cohimbia
Doyle James, laborer, r. W s Rausch, bet Howard and
Folsom
Doyle James, laborer, r. Sullivan, nr Cortland Av,
B. H.
Doyle James, seaman, r. 2100 Pine
Doyle James, metalroofer, r. 47 Natoma
Doyle James, porter Wright & Bowne, r. W s Mis-
sion, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Doyle James Jr., laborer, r. W s Buchanan, bet Wal-
ler and Haight
Doyle James A., chief engineer U. S. Revenue stmr
Richard Rush, r. 1023 Mission
Doyle James A., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
512 Bush
Doyle James J., builder, r. 1716 Stockton
Doyle James J., clerk E. Guittard & Co., r. 309 Langton
Doyle James P., plumber, r. 118 Shotwell
Doyle John, r. 310 Tehama
Doyle John, barber James Murphy, r. 664 Howard
Doyle John, blacksmith, r. 143 Shipley
Doyle John, contractor, and liquor saloon, NW cor
Geary and Central Av
Doyle John, deckhand stmr Julia, Washington St.
Wharf
Doyle John, driver Omnibus RR.
Doyle John, laborer, r. 126 Gilbert
Doyle John, longshoreman, r. 50 Natoma
Doyle John, stockbroker, r. 314 Bush
Doyle John A., barber Francisco Fernandez, r. 664
Howard
Doyle John C. (Doyle & Cashman) r. 714 Howard
Doyle John E., fruits and restaurant, 1648 Mission
Doyle Jolin £., wines and liquors, 311 Bush, r.
918 Hyde
Doyle John J., carriagepainter Milo P. Holmes, r.
434 M Clementina
Doyle John J., porter Jones & Co., r. 116 Natoma
Doyle John T. (Doyle, Barber & Scripture) r. Menio
Park
Doyle Larry, fireman Pacific Mail 83. Co., r. NE cor
Second and Braunau
Doyle Lawrence, hostler, r. 8 Second Av
Doyle Lillle Miss, dressmaker, r. 434 Jj Clementina
Doyle Lizzie E. Miss, assistant Market St. Primary
School r. NE cor Central Av. and Bush
Doyle Luke D., florist, NE cor Central Av and Bush
Doyle Margaret, domestic 830 Fulton
Doyle Margaret, domestic 1109 Van Ness Av
Doyle Margaret, domestic 1511 Van Ness Av
Doyle Margaret, laundress, r. 528 Hayes
Doyle Mark, carpenter, r. 419 Grove
Doyle Martin C, salesman Dohrmann & Co., r. 12^^
Mobs
Doyle Martin T., stevedore Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co., r. 720 Folsom
Doyle Mary, domestic 2716 Howard
Doyle Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 434 >$ Clementina
Doyle Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 2331 Pine
Doyle Mary Miss, shoeptter S. W. Levy, r. 306 J4 Tenth
Doyle Mary, widow, nurse, r. 20 Page
Doyle Mattie, domestic 1912 Broadway
Doyle Maurice, expressman, SE cor Sansome and
Pine, r. 508 Shotwell
Doyle Maurice, horseshoer, 765 Mission, r. 143 Shipley
Doyle Maurice F., butcher, r. 143 Shipley
Doyle Michael, r. 50 Natoma
Doyle Michael, laborer, r. 410 Main
Doyle Michael, laborer, r. S s Filbert, bet Sansome
and Montsjomory
Doyle Michael, laborer Black Point Packing House, r.
1 Russell
Doyle Michael, porter Central Pacific Hotel
Doyle Michael, teamster Hancock & Kelso, r. N s Six-
teenth, bet Valencia and Mission
Doyle Michael J., machinist .^tna Iron Works, r. 47
Natoma
Doyle Michael L., blacksmith, r. 20 Folsom
Doyle M. M. , teacher music, r. 313 Sutter
Doyle Nellie Miss, tailoress F. Trebois, r. S 8 Filbert,
bet Montgomery and Sansome
Doyle P., laborer, r. 434 Stevenson
Doyle Patrick, laborer, r. 2215 Larkin, rear
Doyle Patrick, laborer, r. 939 Sacramento
Doyle Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s Illi-
nois, bet Napa and Butte
Doyle Patrick, porter M. Heller & Brothers, r. 288
Union
Doyle Patrick, saddle and harnessmaker, 8 Taylor, r.
E s Capp, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Doyle Peter, assayer, r. 2810 Howard
Doyle Peter, carpenter Edward Fanning, r. 320 Chest-
nut
Doyle Peter W., carpenter, r. 2810 Howard ■■• —
Doyle Peter, laborer Spring Valley Water Works, r.
49 Minna
Doyle Richard, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r. 534
Sixteenth
Doyle Richard, contractor and builder, r. 2810 Howard
Doyle Richard S., carpenter, r. 2810 Howard —
Doyle Richard, laborer, r. 143 Silver
Doyle Richard, longshoreman, r. 35 Natoma
Doyle Richard, varieties, N s (534) Sixteenth, bet Mis-
sion and Hofl' Av
Doyle Robert E. (Doyle & Wilson) r. 1012 Pine
Doyle Rodey, blacksmith, 822 Folsom, r. 312 Nine-
teenth
Doyle Samuel, furnished rooms, 641 Washington
Doyle Stephen R., carpenter, r. 1126 J^ Shotwell
Doyle Thomas, blacksmith, r. S s Bush, bet Baker
and Lyon
Doyle Thomas, bricklayer, r. 405 Clementina, rear
Doyle Thomas, coachman James K. Prior, r. 13 Mason
Doyle Thomas, foreman John Doyle, r. NW cor Geary
and Central Av
Doyle Thomas, horseshoer Connelly, Nye & Co., r. 342
Tehama
Doyle Thomas, hostler Soren Larsen, r. 154 Shipley
Doyle Thomas, laborer, r. SE cor Church and 'Xwenty-
fifth
Doyle Thomas, longshoreman, r. 18 Geneva, rear
Doyle Thomas, porter H. Liebes & Co. r. 288 Union
Doyle Thomas F., messenger First National Bank of
San Francisco, r. 12 Hunt
Doyle Thomas W., bookkeeper Cunningham, Curtiss
and Welch, r. 244 Stevenson
Doyle Timothy, teamster Masonic Cemetery, r. N s
Ellis, bet Devlsadero and Broderick
Doyle W., extraman Hook and Ladder No. 1, S. F. F. D.
Doyle William, boilermaker Pacific Mail 88. Co., r.
135 5i Perry
Doyle William, laborer, r. SW cor Greenwich and
Franklin
Doyle William, oyster saloon, 42 First
Doyle William, tinsmith B. C. Austin, r. 1403 Mont.
Doyle William, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 1105 Montgomery
Doyle William, trunkmaker, r. 1019 York
Doyle William H. (Doyle & Co.) r. Yokohama, Japan
Doj'le William J., Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Doyle William R., policeman City Hall, r. 364 Eleventh
Doyle William R., painter, r. 217 Tenth
Doyle W. T., actor, r. 229 O'FarroU
Doyle & Cashman (John C. Doyle and Daniel Cashman)
wines and liquors, SW cor Howard and Third
Doyle & Co. (William H. and Charles A. Doyle)
Japanese art treasures, 4 New Montgomery
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Wilson) ship and freight brokers, 'i6 California
Doze John, musician, r. 204 V$ Fifth
Dozier John, cook Pacific Mail SS. Colima, r. 823
Jackson
Dozier Gilliard, student Heald's Business College
Dozier Henry J., student Heald's Business College, r.
118 Post
Drady Daniel J., tailor Thomas Drady, r. 328 Sixth
Drady David, manuf frames, etc., 226 Fourth
Drady Thomas, merchant tailor, 151 Fourth, r. 328
Sixth
Drager Harry, woolscourer, r. 35 Park Av
Drager John (Drager & Diederichsen) r. 608 Sixth
Drager Joseph, wool scourer, r. 35 Park Av
Drager Mary, widow, r. 35 Park Av
Drager William, wool sorter, r. 35 Park Av
Drager & Diederichsen (John Drager and Charles
Diederichsen) proptrsExcelBior Hotel, 608 and 610
Sixth
Draher August, upholsterer, r. Ocean View House,
Ocean Beach Road
Drain Daniel, Jour. Shipwright's Assn.
Draire Louis P., tailor Bine & Georges, r. 603 Jackson
Drake C. C, clerk, r. Overland House
Drake Charles, r. 362 Minna
Drake Charles, operator Western Union Tel. Co.,r.
219 Dupont
Drake Charles 8., publishers' agent, 107 Montgomery
Drake Edward, bookkeeper, r. 743 Pine
Drake Eugene B., attorney at law, r. 2510}^ Mission
Drake F. G.,r. 12 Mercantile Library Building
Drake Flenion, manager Western Union Tel. Co., r.
Brooklyn
Drake Frederick, liquor saloon, 347 Sixteenth
Drake George W., wholesale wood and coal, India
Dock, foot Battery, r. West Oakland
Drake Herman B., shipping clerk John Taylor & Oc,
r. 808 Webster
Drake H. K., mining operator, r. 703 Market
Drake Lemuel H., wheelwright J. Morton & Co., r.
210 Mason
Drake Lydia E. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1009 Stockton
Drake R. E., adjuster Jacobs & Easton, 214Sansome, r.
830 Fulton
Drake Samuel (Drake & Emerson) and Supervisor
Fourth Ward, r. 1010 Washington
Drake William R., accountant, 136 Sutter, r. 743 Pine
Drake & Emerson (Samuel Drake and John A. Emer-
son) fruit and commission merchants, 621 and 623
Sausome
Draper Edward, butcher Michelssen, Brown & Co., r.
SW cor Seventh and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Draper Emerson H., farmer, r. Branch House
Draper Simeon F., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
115 Seventh
Draper Throop, butcher Michelssen, Brown & Co., r.
SW cor Seventh and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Dras Henry, machinist Snyder & Co.,r. 14 Geneva
Drascovich Natale, laborer, r. 503 East .
Drathen Peter, cigars and tobacco, 79 Fourth
Drathman W.Ferdiuand.salesmanTillmann&Bendel,
r. 813 Pierce
Drayes Peter, seaman bark Whistler, Mission St. Wharf
Drayeur Auguste (P. B. Berges & Co.) r. 420 Geary
Drayeur Nicholas C, bartender Borites & Pac, r. 1416
Powell
Draymens' and Teamsters' Union of San Francisco,
rooms 35 Eddy
Drechsler Adolph, bartender Gteorge Voges, r. 118
Eddy
Drechsler Louis, boot and shoemaker, 947 Bryant
Dreger Charles, clerk Fred. Mangoin, r. 1701 Market
Dreibelbis Mary A., widow, r. 1032 Alabama
Dreiger Jacob, captain schr Sarah Pratt, Sixth St.
Wharf
Dreisen James, seaman schooner Fearless, Third St.
Wharf
Dreist Hermann, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Drell T. Mrs., widow, r. 12 Brenham PI
Drenkmann Alveua, domestic 1020 Post
Drenman Samuel, newspaper carrier, r. 416 Green-
wich, rear
Drennon James, assistant engineer stmr Empire, r.
Oakland
Dresbach William (Dresbacb & Oo.) r. Cosmopolitan
Hotel
Dresbach & Co. (William Dresbach and Adin Bul-
lard)commission merchants, 316 California, rooms
6 and 7
Drescher Charles, barber, 535 Geary
Dresden Andrew, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Dresen Joseph E. M., bakery and confectionery, 1012
Pierce
Dresler Herman, cabinetmaker, r. 114 J^ Turk, rear
Dress William, driver Omnibus RR., r. 213 Fifteenth
Dressell Herman, wheelwright, r. S s Waller. E of
Cole
Dresser Charles, expressman, NE cor Market and
Jones, r. W s Twenty-i inth, bet Dolores and San
Jose Av
Drever Annie Miss, r. 912 J^ Mission
Drew Miss, dressmaker, r. 11 Eddy
Drew A. A., r. 331 Kearny
Drew Aaron, waiter, r. 139 Natoma
Drew Albion P., clerk, r. 128 Fell
Drew Charles S., mining, r. 206 Kearny
Drew Cornelius F., printer, r. Seventeenth, bet Cas-
tro and Diamond
Drew Edward, hostler James Phelan, r. SW cor Val-
encia and Seventeenth
Drew Edward, mate schr Pike County, r. 5 Wash.
Drew Edward F., laborer, r. W s Alabama, bet Twen-
ty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Drew Edwin P., seaman, r. 1731 Eddy
Drew Frank, mailing clerk Post Office, r. 808 Mission
Drew George H., harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
r. NE cor Montgomery and Pacific
Drew Henry, seaman schr Mary Swan, Beale St. Wharf
Drew Henry P., collector, r. 1113 Sutter
Drew Hiram M. (Jesse & Drew) r. 128 Fell
Drew John R., stairbuilder, 227 Spear, r. N s Seven-
teenth, bet Sherman and Diamond .—-
Drew Nellie Miss, student, r. 128 Fell
Drew Nellie Miss, r. 762 Mission
Drew Nettie, widow, r. 593 Guerrero
Drew Patrick, laborer, r. N s Twenty-fourth, bet
Church and Vicksburg
Drew Simon, laborer Southern Pac. RR.
Drew Sophia Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 825 Ellis
Drew Thomas, shoemaker Levinsky Bros., r. 9 Minna
Drew William, r. 527 Tehama
Drew William, watchman Colonnade House, 1206
Market
Drewes Henry (Henke & Drewes) r. N s Twenty-
fourth, bet Utah and Potrero Av
Drewes John Heniy, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
19 Decatur
Drews Lewis A., proptr Drew's Dancing Academy, 39
Fourth
Dreydemi Pierre, tailor, 332 Sutter, r. SW cor Pine
and Dupont
Dreyer Diedrich, groceries and liquors, NE cor Illi-
nnis and Napa
Dreyer Ernst, r. SW cor Sutter and Stockton
Dreyer George, bottler P. Rieger & Co.,r. 6 Liberty
Dreyer John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1110
Bryant
Dreyer. See Drayeur, and Dryer
Dreyersdayf Louis, seaman, r. 2 Telegraph PI
Dreyfous Jules, jobber, r. 322 Chestnut
Dreyfus Alexander, manufacturers' agent, r. 405
Eddy
Dreyfus B. Si Co. (B. Dreyfus, Emanuel L. Gold-
stein, Jacob Frowenfeld and John J. Wegleln)
growers and dealers California wines and bran-
dies, 521 and 523 Market, branch 45 Broadway, New
York
Dreyfus Benjamin (B. Dreyfus & Co.) r. Anaheim,
Cal.
Dreyfus Marcus, peddler, r. 541 Minna
Dreyfus Mark H., salesman Colman Bros., r. 335
Kearny
Dreyfus Moses, driver J. Schweitzer & Co., r. 820
Geary, rear
Dreyfus N., lime dealer, r. 529 Sacramento
Dreyfus Theodore, dyer and scourer, 35 Sixth
Dreyfuss Edward, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r, 6
Tyler
' Dreyfuss Jacques, liquor saloon, 614 California
I Dreyfuss Julius, lamps, oil stoves, and coal oil, 14
Dupont, r. 440 Twentieth, nr Folsom
• Dreypolcher Frederick, billiard tablemaker Philip
: Liesenfold, r. 945)iS Folsom
Dreypolcher William S., collector S. F. Chronicle, r.
945)4 Folsom
Driofer Albert, seaman sloop Challenge, foot Fourth
Driemann .\udre8, fish dealer, r. 525 Green
Driggs Fidelia N.. widow, furnished rooms, 436
Stevenson
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, "°^ ^T.. Wenalf^'i'^^' street
J. MACDONOUGH,
i:)IPOKTEB OF AND DEALER IN COAL. AND PIG IRON,
41 MarlKet Street, comer Spear.
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Drinkall Thomas O., lettercarrier Post Office, r 9
Taylor
DrlDkbouse John A., wholesale cigars and tobacco,
228 Front, r. 42 South Park
Driukwater John, furnishing goods, 7 Berry
Drlnkwater William, carpainter, r. 974 Folsom
Driscoll Alexander, street contractor, r. 613 Stev.
DriBcoll Anna M., shoefitter Kast & Co., r. 210 Chat-
tanooga
Criscoll Brothers (Daniel R. and James) groceries and
liquors, SE cor Fourth and Minna
DriscoU C, janitor Denman Grammar School
DriscoU Catherine, widow, r. 244 Oak
Driscoll Charles, elevatorman The Baldwin, r. 1820
Market
Driscoll Cornelius, coachman A. L. Tubbs, r. 120
William
Driscoll Cornelius, laborer, r. 27 Sumner
Driscoll Cornelius, laborer, r. "a Everett
Driscoll Cornelius, laborer, r. 512 Mason
Driscoll Cornelius, miner, r. 3G6 Minna
Dri8col\Corneliu8, shoemaker, NE cor Chestnut and
Mason
Driscoll Cornelius £., prnptr Sanitarium Baths,
2210 and 2212 Powell, r. 1712 Bush
Driscoll Daniel, fruitdealer, r. E s York, bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Driscoll Daniel, laborer, r. Fifteenth Av.bet P and Q,
South S. F.
Driscoll Daniel, sparmaker Castner & McLellan, r.
1820 Market
Drlsroll Daniel J., captain stmr Ellen, r. Napa,
Cal.
painter Hugh G. Jarman, r. 1820
first officer stmr Saucelito, r. San
Driscoll Daniel J,
Market
Driscoll Daniel O
Queutin
Driscoll Daniel R. (Driscoll Brothers) r. 319 Minna
Driscoll Dennis, r. 319 Minna
Driscoll Dennis, stonemason, r. 414^ Clementina
Driscoll Dennis, springmaker A. Nachman, r. 253
Minna
Driscoll Dennis, upholsterer, 137 Spear
Driscoll Dennis J., salesman John Lowth & Co., r. 115
Fifth
Driscoll Ellen, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Driscoll Frank, driver Omnibus RR., r. 673 Howard
DriscoU Florence, bagmaker John Molloy, r. 8W cor
Davis and Clay
Driscoll George, clerk, r. 1820 Market
Driscoll James (DriscoU Brothers) r. 83 Everett
DriscoU James, seaman schr Champion, r. 117 Drumm
Driscoll James C, butcher Martin Lannan, r. 1316 Polk
Driscoll J. D., labore rPa^-ific Mail SS. Co.
Driscoll J. E., assistant engineer Pacific Mail SS. Gra-
nada
DriscoU Jeremiah, r. United States Hotel
DriscoU Jeremiah, clerk, r. 512 Mason
Driscoll Jeremiah, laborer, r. 732 Natoma
DriscoU Jeremiah, painter, r. 658 Willow Av
Driscoll J. J., r. 304 Stockton
Driscoll John, r. 512 Mason
DriscoU John, bartender, r. 419 Natoma
Driscoll John, butcher George Kaiser & Co
Jackson
Driscoll John, fruit peddler, r. 16 Converse
Driscoll John, laborer, r. 184 Jessie
Driscoll John, laborer, r. 247 Clementina
Driscoll John, labor, r, r. 434 Stevenson
DriscoU John, laborer, r. 513 Fell
Driscoll John, laborer, r. S s Sierra, bet Georgia and
Michigan
Driscoll John, longshoreman, r. 26 Tehama
Driscoll John, longshoreman, r. 44 Julia
Driscoll John, polisher Betts Spring Co., r. 210 Chat-
tanooga
DiscoU John, tanner Thomas McMahon, r. N, bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth Avs, South S. F.
Driscoll John Jr., coffin trimmer James McGinn, r. 13
Dikeman PI
DriscoU John D., ironmolder, r. Concordia Hotel
Driscoll John H., bellman The Baldwin, r. 1820 Mar-
ket
Driscoll John M., omamenter Matthew D. Nile, r. 429
Francisco
Driscoll Joseph, mate schr P. A. DriscoU, Larue's
Wharf
Driscoll Josie Miss, assistant Washington Grammar
School, r. 1112 Sacramento
DriscoU Kate, domestic 1516 Larkin
r. 1310
Driscoll Kate Miss, r. 221 Tyler
Driscoll Katie, domestic 828 Fulton
DriscoU Katie, domestic 2321 California
DriscoU Lawrence, porter, r. 303 Davis
DriscoU M. Mrs., fancy goods, 1553 Market
Driscoll Maggie Miss, r. 512 Mason
Driscoll Margaret Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1326 Stockton
DnscoU Martin J., wood and coal, 904 Howard, r. 906
Howard
Driscoll Michael, boarding, 414 Francisco
Driscoll Michael, laborer, r. 13 Dikeman PI
DriscoU Moses, broom maker, r. Chenery, nr Foiir-
mile House
DriscoU Nellie, domestic 2319 California
Driscoll Nelly, domestic 311 Hayes
Driscoll Patrick, laborer, r. Fifteenth Av,bet P andQ,
South S. F.
DriscoU Patrick, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Driscoll Stephen, stevedore Chase & Wolflf, r. 247
Clementina
Driscoll Thomas, painter, r. 202 Second
DriscoU Thomas B., r. 213 Clara
DriscoU Timothy, r. 1221 Columbia
Driscoll Timothy, master mariner, 416 Davis, r. 54
Sacramento
Driscoll Timothy, printer Alta job office, r. 512
Mason
Driscoll Timothy, wood and coal, NW cor Seventeenth
and Capp r. 129 Capp
Driscoll William, laborer, r. 414 Folsom
Driscoll William, deckhand stmr Enterprise, Wash-
ington .St. Wharf
DriscoU William, waiter New Washington Hotel
Driver George C, secretary master transportation
Central Pac. RR., r. 538 Folsom
Driver Patrick J., teamster Patrick A. McDonald, r.
302 Fourth
Drives Frederick, expressman, SE cor Kearny and
Jackson, r. 1419 Pacific
Drivon Eugene, barber, r. 318 Clementina
Droast Frederick, varnisher J. B. Luchsinger & Son,
r. 1918 Jessie
Drobaz Mattio, coffee saloon, 503 East, r. 238 Minna
Droge G. F. C, stationery and toys, NW cor Sixteenth
and Mission, r. NW cor Sanchez and Valley |
Droge Peter, carpenter, r. 260 Tehama
Droger Henry C, law student, r. 314 Bush
Droger Mary, widow, r. 17 Linden Av
Drogmimd Otto, butcher Lobos Square Packing
House, r. cor Buchanan and Bay
Drohan John, teamster Carmen Island Salt Works, r.
230 Folsom
Drolet John A., r 21 Valparaiso
Drolette Joseph, carpenter, r. Twenty-fourth, bet
Noe and Sanchez
Drosech Joseph, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Droschfeld Henry Mrs., widow, r. 798 Van Ness Av
Drossdorfi' Nicholas, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Drossel Joseph H., apothecary and druggist, NW cor
Powell and Jackson, r. 900 Jackson
Droste G. H., r. Chicago Hotel
Droste Henry, r. Chicago Hotel
DrouetHyppolite,porkpackerand market, 1416 Stock.
Drought Frank, waiter Arcade House, r. 279 Stevenson
Drought Robert, tailor T. Lancaster & Co., r. 12 An-
thony
Drouilhat John, billiard table and cabinetmaker, 813
Montgomery, r. 734 Montgomery
Drouilhat L. Mme., r. 734 Montgomery
Drouillard John B., carpenter, r. W s Maryland, bet
Sierra and Humboldt
Drouillard William H., hooker Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
W s Maryland, bet Sierra and Humboldt
Drown Albert N. (Cowles and Drown) attorney at law,
621 Clay, r. 615 Eddy
Drucker Albert, clerk Henry L. Nordbruch, r. 610 Fil-
bert
Drucker August, real-estate, r. 403 Broadway
Drucker Eilert, r. 723 Hayes
Drucker Hannah Miss, dressmaker, r. Baker, bet Sut-
ter and Bush
Drucker Henry, mining, r. 220 Third
Drucker John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Sixth and
Mission
Drucker William, teamster, r. 1217 Columbia
Drucker William E., dentist WilUam J. Younger, r.
403 Broadway
Druffel Francis H., hardware dealer, r. 1235 Hyde
Drugan Kate Mrs., seamstress, r. 55 West Mission
Drugan Samuel, plasterer, r. 55 Crocker
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Druhe Hermann A., law student, r. S£ cor Market and
Ninth
Druhe J. Hermann, capitalist, r. SE cor Market and
Ninth
Druhe John G., groceiies and liquors, 1334 Howard
Druhe William H., clerk, r. SE cor Market and Ninth
Druids' Hall (United Ancient Order of Druids)
413 Sutter
Druke Caroline, domestic 413 Grove
Druke Emilie Miss, r. 1622 Larkin
Drum Courtlaud F., steward stmr Pride of the River
r. 707 Stockton
Drum F^ward F., health inspector, 124 Geary, r. 166
Tehama
Drum J., messman Pacific Coast SS. Senator
Drum James C, propertj-man Theater Comique, NW
cor Pine and Kearny
Drum John, steaniboatman, r. 1120 Montgomery
Drum Patrick, r. 315 Chestnut
Drumm John H., gilder, r. 2219 Leavenworth
Drummond Frank G., teamster, 15 Sansome, r. 439
Twenty-second
Drummond Harry, seaman, r. 324 Main
Drummond Isabella Mrs., r. 750 Folsom
Drummond John, r. 1232 Mission
Drummond John, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Drummond Joseph H., boilermaker Fulton Iron
Works, r. NE cor Brannan and Dore
Drummond Richard S. (Drummond & Lemont) r. 119
First Av
Drummond Robert, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E 8
Illinois, bet Napa and Shasta
Drammond ^ Lemont (Richard S. Drummond
and George W. Lemont) wood and coal, E s Va-
lencia, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Dmry 0. H. (C. J. Wills & Co.) office 302 Montgom-
ery, room 1
Drury Henry, tule-covermaker Gilman & Racouillat,
r. 184 Jessie
Drury James, carpenter, r. 1039 Market
Drury John, seaman, r. 41 Vallejo
Drury Kate Miss, r. 461 Minna
Drury Margaret, widow, furnished rooms, 82 Katoma
Drury Michael, hostler Market St. RR., r. 1703 Turk
Drury Patrick W., laborer, r. 184 Jessie
Drury Peter, laborer, r. 1416 Kearny, rear
Drury Thomas, cook, r. Keystone House
Drury William, merchant tailor, 633 Eeamy, r. 1030
Twentieth
Drusedom John, driver Empire Brewery, r. 1811
Mason
DruBsler E., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Druval Emile, r. 1226 Clay
Dry Creek Tunnel and Fluming Co. (Shasta Co.,
Cal.) C. T. Bridge secretary, 224 California
Dryden George H. S., plumber James Mahoney, r. 412
Minna
Dryden William L., seaman schr Columbus, Hatha-
way's Wharf
Dryer Bernhard, contractor and bnilder, r. E 8 Guer-
rero, bet Twenty-seventh and Duncan
Dryer Charles F., livery stable, 1317 Stockton
Dryer Frederick, master mariner, r. 435 Clementina
Dryer John, expressman, cor Fourth and Townsend,
r. 314 Townsend
Dryer. See Drayeur and Dreyer
Dryland Julia, domestic 1011 Mission
Drynin Thomas, laborer, r. 2628 Bryant Av
Du Bois Mrs., widow, confectionery, 1065 Market
Du Bols A. E. Mrs., principal Clement Grammar
School, r. 708 Leavenworth
Du Bois Hiram, steward Pacific Coast SS. Salinas, r.
16 Scott
Du Bois James, clerk, r. 655 Mission
Du Bois James Dill, r. 1930Pine
Du Bois James L., bookkeeper Williams, Dimond &
Co.,r. 209 Dupont
Du Bois Marie A., r. 1930 Pine
Du Bois William C, clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. Oakland
Du Bois. See Dubooe and Dubois
Du Brutz Frederick CM., attorney at law, 234 Mont-
gomery, r. East Oakland
Du Brutz Kate Miss, teacher, r. 116 Ridley
Du Castel Eugene, teacher languages, r. 327 O'Farrell
Du Flou P. F., with Gas Consumers' Assn., r. 108 Mc-
Allister
Du Gro Francis, student, r. 338 Thirteenth
Du Navent A. C, well sinker, r. 943 Valencia I
Du Prat Augustus, salesman E. G. Lyons & Co., r.
Oakland
Du Py Ernest G., clerk Sevln Vincent & Co., r. 507
Chestnut
DuPy Ernest H. G., physician, r. 507 Chestnut
Du Py Octave G., attorney at law, 315 California, r.
507 Chestnut
Du Rose Charles H., carpenter, r. 1402 Hyde
Du Rose Francis F., bedcomf orter manuf, 506 Market,
r. 1402 Hyde
Duane Charles P., real-estate, 636 Clay, room 27, r.
2407 Howard
Duane Edward, r. 561 Natoma
Duane Edward, butcher, 6 Grand Central Market, r.
645 Stevenson
Duane John, bricklayer, r. 643 Post
Duane John, gardener Washington Square, r. 621 Union
Duane John F., clerk Cope & Davis, r. 561 Natoma
Duane Katie Miss, fusemaker, Cal. Fuse Works
Duane Maggie, domestic 504 Franklin
Duane Timothy, peddler, r. Juniper, bet Folsom and
Harrison
Duane William, clerk Redington k. Co., r. 561 Natoma
Duane. See Doane
Duarte Alfonso, bricklayer, r. 716 Vallejo
Duarte Francisco M., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn., 415 J^ Drumm
Duarte Joao G., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn.,
415 M Drumm
Dubber Henry, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Dubbs William S., conductor California St. ER. r.
1232 Pine
Dubedat Eugene (Pascal, Dubedat & Co.) r. 1714
Stockton
Dubedat J. P., r. 325 O'Farrell
Dubemet Howell, clerk, r. NW cor Devisadero and
Post
Dubemet Lucien, clerk George D. Morse, r. NW cor
Devisadero and Post
Dubemet Rosine L. Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, NW
cor Devisadero and Post
Dubini Luigi, waiter Poodle Dog Botisserie, r. 719
Clay
Duboce Hattie, r. 1007 Stockton
Duboce Victor D., lettercarrier Post OflBce, r. 1007
Stockton
Dubois Antone, cook Thomas Cohn, r. 526 Stockton
Dubois Antone, laborer, r. 5 Polk Lane
Dubois A. P., auditor Western Union Tel. Co., r, E s
Folsom, nr Precita Av, B. H.
Dubois E. & Brother (Emile and Paul) varieties and
fancy goods, 204 Fifth
Dubois Edward, metalroofer, r. 17 Sherman
Dubois Elijah (Beer & Dubois) r. 713 Treat Av
Dubois Emile (E. Dubois & Brother) r. 204 Fifth
Dubois Paul (E. Dubois & Brother) r. 204 Fifth
Dubois William, plumber, r. 17 Sherman, nr Seven-
teenth
Dubois. See DuBois and Duboce
Duboise F., florist, cor Church and Twentieth
Duboise Paul, cook, 711 California
Duboise Peter, r. 603 Jackson
Dubravcich Dinko, restaurant, Polk, bet Pine and Cal-
ifornia, r. 24 Mary
Dubret Michel, waiter Tschurr & Dingeon
Dubreuil Peter, tailor Isidore Goulet, r. 12 Calhoun
Dubrow Julius, waiter The Baldwin, r. 276 Jessie
Ducasse Auguste, importer and manuf French arti-
ficial flowers, 870)4 Mission
Ducasse Peter L., salesman E. A. Jaujou k Co., r. 156
Minna
Ducato Joseph, fish, 21 New Metropobtan Market, r.
342 Union
Duchesne F., miner, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Duchesne Paul, r. 235 Kearny
Duchesne Peter, knife grinder, r. 253 Clementina
Duck Charles, clerk Henrj- Staub, r. 2021 Polk
Duck Edward, clerk, r. 2021 Polk
Duck Emily H. Mrs., teaiher music, r. 2021 Polk
Duck George H., salesman Martin J. Flavin, r. 2021
Polk
Duckel John, musician, r. 906 Vallejo
Duckel Nicholas, clerk Medical Purveyor's Depot,
U.S. A.,r 906 Vallejo
Ducker John, teamster John Kerr, r. 1156 Folsom
Diicker Peter N., master mariner, r. 1818 Dupont
Duckett Charles S.(Trueman k Duckett) r. 136 Perry
Duckett Edward, receiver City RR., r. 823 Twentieth
Duckett Edward, carpenter, r. 136 Perry
Duclos Peter, teamster, r. 318)4 Ninth
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN, '^LfgKroSJrJT-
JONAS J. MORRISON.
LiHiuber Dealer, A'.K.cor. nilsston and Spear St8.,Iiag lar^*
Lumber Slied« filled 'vritli well seasoned Liuntber.
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Ducoing Clara Miss, finisher S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 13'2G Filbert, rear
Ducoing Elizabeth, widow, r. 1326 Filbert, rear
Ducoing Joseph, tinner, r. 1326 Filbert, rear
Ducommuu Frank L., clerk A.Basilauski, r. 36 Austin
Ducommun William, seaman I'aciflc Mail 8S. City of
Panama, r. Sailors' Home
Duconseil Henri, cook, r. 616 Broadway, rear
Ducorrun Elsie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. B. Shear, r. 603
Ellis
Ducotey Francis X., cook, r. 509 Washington
Ducniet Justine, widow, laundress Sophie Fleury, r.
1817 Mason
Ducruet Theodore, upholsterer Bernard & Pouzadoux,
r. 1817 Mason
Ducy John F., springmaker Cal. Spring Manaf. Co., r.
676 Clementina
Duddy James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 16 Ade-
laide PI
Duddy Michael, laborer, r. 16 Adelaide PI
Dud^ George, r. 516 Taylor
Duden Sophia, domestic 1521 Post
Duden William (Muser Bros.) r. Brussels, Belgium
Dudgeon Ed^vin, manager Abbott Paving Works,
22 Montgomery, r. Nucleus House
Dudgeon Eueas M., patent hydraulic jacks, 706 Mluna
Dudgeon James W., carriagemaker Larkins & Co., r.
234 Minna
Dudgeon J.W., r. 708 Commercial
Dudley Alice J. Miss, teacher, r. 1078 Union
Dudley Allen P. (Dudley & Dudley) r. 1078 Union
Dudley Charles, carpenter, r. 1008 >4 Market
Dudley Charles, mining, r. 108 Mason
Dudley Charles, sole leather cutter S.W. Levy, r. 326
Hayes
Dudley Edward T. (Dudley & Dudley) r. 1829 O'Farrell
Dudley Ezra C, conductor Central Pac. RR., r. 2504
Bush
Dudley George, housesmith John B. Sims, r. 8 s Clip-
per, bet Church and Dolores
Dudley Henry, cook, r. 641 Commercial
Dudley James S., deputy U. S. Shipping Commission-
er, 118 Jackson, r. 2229 Jackson
Dudley Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) Edmund C. M«8-
ten secretary, 22 Nevada Block
Dudley William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Dudley William C, actor Bella Union Theater, r. 323
Jessie
Dudley William M., clerk Crane k Brigham, r. Oak-
land
Dudley & Dudley fAUen P. and Edward T. Dudley)
attorneys at law, 402 Montgomery
Dudy Thomas, watchman Pacific Coast 88. Co., Broad-
way Wharf, r. W s Brewster, bet Faith and Hope,
B. H.
Dudy. See Doody
Duebel A. A. (J. Everding & Co.) r. 1403 Steiner
Duebel Charles A., carpenter American Sugar Refin-
ery, r. 8W cor Montgomery and Greenwich
Duelreuhl T., waiter The Baldwin
Duenwaid Charles, harnessmaker, r. 821 Filbert
Dueuwald Charles F., cigarmaker, r. N s Twenty-
fourth, bet Valencia and Mission
Dueuwald Frank, r. 821 Filbert
Duenwaid Mary, widow, seamstress, r. 821 Filbert
Duerden James R., boatbuilder John F. Penny, r. 756
Harrison
Dueriii Emile, laundryman J. A. Trudell, r. 633 Third
Duering Bernard, cabinetmaker, r. 322 Bitch
Duering Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 322 Bitch
Duering Paul R., fresco painter, r. 322Ritch
Dufau Mills, helper Golden State and Miners' Iron
Works, r. 509 Howard, rear
Dufl Andrew, clerk, r. 529 Montgomery Av
Duff Andrew, shipcarpeuter, r. 14 Clinton
Duff Annie, labeller Denicke Brothers, r. 210 First
Duff B. 0. Mrs., furnished rooms, 434 Fifth
Duff Casimir, tin.smith B. C. Austin, r. 1414 Kearny
Duff Catherine Mrs., r. 158 First
Duff Frank, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 158
First
Duff James, conductor Market St. BR., r. 401 Oak
Duff James, plasterer new U.S. Appraisers' Building,
r. 21 Garden
Duff' J. M., real-estate agent, r. 417 Bush
Duft' John J., fresco painter, r. 723 Shotwell
Duff Maggie B., widow, r. 923 Harrison
Duff' Robert P. R. (Duff & Co.) r. 813 Howard
Duff Thomas, carpenter, r. 423 Bush
Duff Thomas, policeman City Hall, r. 923 Union I
Duff Thomas, porter, r. 1414 Kearny, rear
Duff Thomas C, cooper Mason's Brewery, r. 132
Francisco
Duff Thomas E., ironworker Charles H. Leavitt
Duff b Co. (Robert P. R. Duff and John R. Crouse)
commission merchants, 316 Davis
Duffey Annie Miss, comfortermaker F. F. Du Rose, r.
752 Howard
Duffey Brothers (Charles E. and Eugene J.) poultry,
17 Bay City Market
Duffey C. H., horse clipper, r. 1129 Howard
Duffey Charles E. (Duffey Brothers) r. 1210 Eddy
Duffey Christopher W., carpenter Sanford M. Hills
Duffey Eugene J. (Duffey Brothers) and fish and poul-
try, 237 Sixth, r. 1210 Eddy
Duffey George F., foreman McNally & Hawkins, r. 957
Harrison
Duffey John, groceries and liquors, 651 Mission
Duffey John, laborer Omnibus RB.
Duffey John A., house and sign painter, r. 560 )i Bryant
Duffey Mary, domestic 810 Twentieth
Duffey Patrick, laborer Golden City Chemical Works,
r. 422 Fremont
Duffey Thomas, laborer Aetna Iron Works
Duffey William, restaurant, 1055 Market
Duffey William E., r. 777 Market
Duffey. See Duffy
Dufficy Michael C, broker, r. 514 Howard
Dufflcy Peter, plumber, r. NE cor Fifteenth and Mis-
sion
DufBeld George W., watchman, r. 1107 Montgomery
Duffln C. A., bellman Palace Hotel, r. 1109 Stockton
Duflin Frank N., bellman Palace Hotel, r. 1109 Stock.
Duffln James, seaman, r. 414 Folsom
Duffin Thomas, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Duffner George, r. 81 Fourth
Duffrechou Sylvain, cellarman Poodle Dog Rotisserie,
r. Hotel de Paris
Duffy Alexander, expressman, r. 112 Twenty- third
Duffy Anne Mrs., jauitress West Mission School
Duft'y Anne, widow, groceries, 135 Freelon
Duffy Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 532 Howard
Duffy Bernard, carpenter, r. W s Church, bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Duffy Bernard C, real-estate and insurance agent, 4
Jones, r. 204J6 Eddy
Duffy Brothers (William and Neil) liquor saloon,
631 Merchant
Duffy Bridget, widow, groceries and liquors, 315
Eighth
Duffy Charles, roofer, r. 106 Bernard
Duffv Charles M., printer, r. 39 Fifth Av
Duffy CharJes W., foreman Henry F. Williams, r. 28
Elgin Park
Duffy Creighton, tinrooter Conlin k Boberts, r, 777
Market
Duffy D. J., insurance, r. 113 Powell
Duffy Edward, bricklayer, r. 106 Bernard
Duffy Edward, carpenter, r. 1314 Polk
Duffey Edward, cokeman 8.F. Gas Light Co., r. White
House Hotel, Potrero
Duffy Edward, groceries and liquors. 914 Sansome
Duffy Edward, plumber, r. 12 M Russ
Duffv Edward, vamisher Andrew Frei, r. 110 Freelon
Duffy Edward P., porter E. Detrick & Co., r. 1512
Filbert
Duffy Henry, r. 557 Stevenson
Duffy Hugh, laborer, r. 1745 Union, rear
Duffy Hugh, salesman J. Hauly, r. 1313 Stockton
Duffy Hugh, teamster Joseph Macdonough, r. 330
Spear
Duffy Hyacinth, r. 1713 Hvde
Duffy James (Whittier, Fuller & Co.) r. 2520 Howard
Duffy James, boatman, r. 914 Sansome
Duffy James, boilermaker, r. 13 Tehama, rear
Duffj- James, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Duffv James, laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. CassiuB
Hutel
Duffy James, teamster, r. 1001 Battery
Duffy James A., capitalist, r. 1912 Pacific
Dufl'v Jane, widow, r. 2524 Howard
Duffy John, carpenter, r. E s Church, bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Duffy John, laborer, r. 4 Sumner
Duffy John, machinist, r. 15>4 Tehama
Duffy John, waiter Peter Johnson, r. Waldo House
Duffy John C, marble works, 23 Tyler, r. 8W cor
Laugton and Howard
Duffy John J., fruits and Tegetables, 9 and 10 Centre
Market, r. 512 Fulton
f^^f\ \kl f^l ADI/ 645 MARKET STREET, wholesale and reUil dealer In
uLU. W. l/LAn^, PaDer Hanengs & Sliade Material. Manufacturer of wiDdowSMes
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
TTHOIiESAXE
HARDWARE,
Corner Alarket and Front Street*.
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Duflfy John J., grain-weigher, r. 556 Willow Av
Duffy Mark C, marblepolisher, r. 331 Duncan
Duflfy Mary, domestic 2226 Jackson
Duffy Neil (Duffy Brothers) r. 1 Latham PI
Duffy Patrick, expressman, r. 935 Folsom
Duffy Patrick, helper William Deacon, r. 6 Boyd
Duffy Patrick, laborer, r. 110 Freelon
Duffy Patrick, laborer, r. 1214 Green
Duffy Patrick, waiter Grand Hotel
Duffy Patrick C, miner, r. 512 Mission
Duffy Peter, driver Omnibus RR.
Duffy Philip, hackman, cor Stockton and Geary, r.
613 Hayes
Duffy Rose, domestic 1419 California
Duffy Terrence, rustic furniture manuf, and uphol-
sterer, NW cor Leavenworth and O'Farrell, r. 602
O'Farrell
Duffy Thomas, carpenter, r. 1314 Polk
Duffy Thomas, l^orer, r. 455 Minna
Duffy Thomas, laborer, r. 1008 Buchanan
Duffy Thomas, molder, r. 532 Howard
Duffy Thomas, packer J. G. Montealegre, r. 514
Sansome
Duffy Thomas, painter, r. 456 Minna
Duffy Thomas, policeman City Hall, r. 1474 Harrison
Dutfy Thomas, porter Albert Mau & Co.
Duffy Thomas, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 455
Minna
Duffy Thomas, shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, r. 207
Union, rear
Duffy Thomas J., registry clerk Commercial Insur-
ance Co. of California, r. 113 Powell
Duffy Thomas M., porter Moore & Sadler, r. 637 Sec.
Duffy William (Duffy Brothers) r. 124 William
Duffv William, laborer Spring Valley Waterworks, r.
120 Shipley
Duffy William. Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Duffy. See Duffey
Dufour Antoine, artiste, r. 612 Fourth
Duf our Victor, machinist Union Ironworks, r. 22 Rid-
ley
Dufresne Frank, waiter, r. 6 Polk Lane
Dugan A. E. Miss, compositor New Age, r. 817 Stock.
Dugan Albert D., clerk Redington & Co., r. 33 Twelfth
Dugan Bernard F.. salesman J. Fennessy, r. 630 Sixth
Dugan Charles E., bookkeeper Harrison & Dickson, r.
166 Ninth
Dugan Cornelius, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 545
Howard
Dugan Edmund, expressman, NE cor Beale and How
ard, r. 19 Oak Grove Av
Dugan Edward, r. 530 Sixth
Dugan Edward, tinsmith Sol. Wangenbeim & Co., r.
654 Beale
Dugan Edward W., compositor Alta California
Dugan E. F., Mrs., furnished rooms, 317 Stockton
Dugan Elizabeth Miss. r. 520 Geary, rear
Dugan Felix, tailor, r. N s Twenty-third, bet Florida
and Columbia
Dugan Hannah Mrs., r. 237 Main
Dugan Hugh, laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.,
r. 206 Eighth
Dugan James, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Dugan Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 510 Front
Dugan John, r. 22 Freelon
Dugan John, r. Turk St. Hotel
Dugan John, fruit dealer, r. 31 Hinckley
Dugan John, laborer, r. 1055 Market
Dugan John, laborer 8.F. Cordage Factory, r. S B Sierra,
bet Indiana and Iowa
Dugan John, laborer Spring Valley Water Works, r.
917 Fell
Dugan John, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 211 Minna
Dugan John Jr., engineer, r. 23T Mam
Dugan John J., plumber, r. Callfdrnia Av, opp Howard
Dugan John M., teamster Mark W. Dugan, r. 333 Beale
Dugan Luke, butcher, r. Fifth Av, bet Railroad Av
and N, South S F.
Dugan Margaret, widow, r 331 Beale
Dugan Mark M., salesman Martin J. Flavin, r. 166
Ninth
Dugan Mark W., teamster. 131 Beale, r. 333 Beale
Dugan Maurice J., boxmaker M. Waizman, r. 1210
Green
Dugan Mictiacl H , plumber, and groceries and li-
quors, 1224 Folsom
Dugan Nellie Miss, dressmaker J. M. Lovett, r. 1823
Hyde
Dugan Owen, expressman, BE cor Sixth and Folsom,
r. 28 Washington Av
Dugan P., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Dugan Patrick, groceries and liquors, 520 First
Dugan Patrick, laborer, r. 1010 Natoma
Dugan Patrick, lumberman, r. 1823 Hyde
Dugan Patrick, messman Pacific Coast SS. State of
California
Dugan Patrick, seaman, r. 237 Main
Dugan Patrick, teamster Renton Coal Co.,r. 10235i
Sutter
Dugan Philip, laborer, r. 1875 Mission
Dugan Theodore H., clerk Redington & Co., r. 33
Twelfth
Dugan Thomas, laborer James McGlone, r. S s Fell,
bet Scott and Devisadero
Dugan Timothy, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 8 B
Sierra, bet Georgia and Michigan
Dugan William, laborer, r. 613 Seventh
Du^an William, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co
Dugan William, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, r. 572
Sixth
Dugan William F., plumber, r. California Arfopp
Howard
Dugan William P., waiter, r. 181 Jessie
Dugan. See Doogan and Duggan
Dugeuy A., gardener, r. 12 Byington
Duggan Edward (Duggan k Sullivan) r. 364 Minna
Duggan Edward C, clerk, r. 212 Hermann
Duggan Edward P. (Muehe & Duggan) r. 550 Jessie
Duggan James, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Duggan James B., salesman Orr & Atkins, r. 2317
Pine
Duggan Jeremiah, butcher, r. Seventh Av, bet M and
N, South S. F.
Duggan John, bootmaker Porter. Oppenheimer. Sles-
siuger & Co., r. lOiH Natoma
Duggan Maggie, domestic NE cor Shotwell and Twen-
ty-first
Duggan Michael, carpenter, r. SW cor Fifteenth and
Howard
Duggan Thomas, machinist apprentice Union Iron
Works, r. 145 Fifteenth
Duggan Thomas J., police officer City Hall. r. 145
Fifteenth
Duggan Timothy, wood and coal, 1019 Clay
Duggan W. E., Painters" Pro. Union, 771 Market
Duggan William, waiter J. H. Mentz & Co., r. NE cor
First and Brannau
Duggan & Sullivan (Edward Duggan and William
Sullivan) liquor saloon, 131 Fifth
Dugly Joseph, sawfller Inocente Bjanconi, r. 2420 Poet
Dugro Frank X., attorney at law, 426 California, r.
338 Thirteenth
Duhart Teresa Mme., dressmaker, r. 415 Jones
Duhe John, stonecutter, r. 840 Harrison
Duhem Auguste, clerk John H. bievers, r. 522 O'Far-
rell, tvar
Diihem C. & Co. (Constant and Julia P. Duhem)
proptrs Photo Art Gallery, 7.S9 Market
Duhem Constant (C. Duhem & Co.) r. 739 Market
Duhem Julia P. (C. Duhem & Co.) r. 7.39 Market
Duhem Victor, photographer C. Duhem & Co., r. 739
Market
Duhig John, r. 424 Shipley
Duhman Henry \., clerk John W. Meyers, r. 799 Mis-
sion
Duhne Herman, r. 118 Gilbert, rear
Duignan John, teamster Patrick A. McDonald, r. 346
Fourth
Duisenbfrgr Charles <S( Co. (Charles A. C.Duisen-
berg) importers and commission merchants, and
agents North German Lloyd Steamship Co., 314
Sacramento
Duisenberg Charles A. C. (Charles Dulsenberg & Co.)
r. 1031 Howard
Dujardin Frederick, collector, r. 2051 Mission
Duke Catherine Mrs., dressmaker, r. 521 Taylor
Duke Horace A., cigarmaker Denicke Brothers, r. 636
Sacramento
Duke John D., carpenter, r. 150 Linden Av —
Duke J. P., clerk J. W. Davidson & Co., r. Cosmopol-
itan Hotel
Duke Robert, ship joiner, r. 8 South Park Av
Dukenfield J., peddler, r. 108 Montgomery Block
Duket Marie, widow, r. 1211 Bu^'h
Dulea Johanna, widow, teacher, r. 14 Belderaan
Dulea. See Dullea
Duley Frank P. (Fox & Duley) r. 1713 Mission
Duley William P., plasterer Presidio Reservation
Dulinski Frederick, laborer Schmidt & Fretz, r. Lewis,
nr Silver Av
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, «""""« ^Sf'p.l^.llK^r'-''*'"'*'"
J. MACOONOUGH,
IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL, 41 3IurJket Street, corner Spear.
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Dulion Arpene, clerk Henry Dulion, r. 607 M Pine
Dulion Henry, market, bW cor Pacitic and Powell, r.
25 Stone
Dulion John P., r. 607 J^ Pine
Dulion Leon (Leon Dulion & Co.) and market, 705 Pa-
cific, r. 711 Pacific
Dulion Leon & Co. (Leon Dulion and Harry Monffer-
an) proptrs Paris Hotel, 1027 Dupont and 605
Pacitic
Dulip Emll A., clerk, r. 311 Lombard
Dull Daniel, carpenter, r. 245 Minna
DuUea Charles, helptr Fulton Iron Works, r. 35 Ju-
mper
Dullea Edward F., fringemaker Fromm & Schaefer.r.
S5 Juniper
Dulleghan Thomas, lumberman, r. 13 Verona PI
Dulus Adrian, r. 736 Pacific
Dumas Luclen, laundry, 26 Seventh
Dumbrcll James H., laborer, r. E a Broderick, bet
Pine and California
Dumer August, photographic printer Valentine Wolf-
ensteiu, 1144 Market
Dumet Felix, tobacconist, r. 52:^ Post
Dumm L. Mrs.", r. 759 Market
Dummage William T., harnessmaker, r. 21 Twenty-
third
Dummer Herman, waiter, r. 814 Montgomery
Dummer Oscar, photographer, r. Concordia Hotel
Dumom Henri Louis, gatekeeper French Hospital
Dumonchelle Jean, steward, r. 429 Stevenson
Dumont Frank A., waiter, 737 Market, r. 268 Stev.
Dumont Frederick, bagmaker E. Detrick & Co., r.
Goettingen, ur Silver Av
Dumont Pierre (Masson & Dumont) r. 2759 Harrison
Dumont Victor, commission merchant, 712 Sansome,
r. 311 Lombard
Dumontel Eugene, marblecutter Charles Roche, r. 565
Stevenson
Dumphy Samuel, teamster S. K. Church, r. 515 Bry-
ant
Dumphy Thomas M., manager Keyt & Co., r. 1115
Leavenworth
Dumphy. See Dunphy
Dun R. G. (R. G. Dun & Co.) r. New York
Dun R. G. 6i Co^ The Mercantile Agency, Jay
Lugsdln manager, office 320 California
Dnnand Louia F. (Harkness & Dunand) attorney
at law, 7 Montgomery Av, r. Oakland
Dunbar Alexander L., engineer California St. RR., r.
1024 Hyde
Dunbar Benjamin F., cook, r. 1240 Stockton
Dunbar Charles D., millman Herring, Murphy &
Reeve, r. 120 Welsh
Dunbar Eugene S., clerk Livingston & Co., r. 30 Lin-
den Av
Dunbar James, laborer freight dept Central Pac. KB.
Dunbar James, stevedore, r. 122 Welsh
Dunbar James D., helper W. S. Phelps & Co., r. 21
Glover
Dunbar James Wesley, clerk Howes & Pitts, r. 1008
Dolores
Dunbar John, superintendent Edward C. Fitts, r. 970
Harrison
Dunbar Joseph, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Dunbar Luis L., dentist, 23 Kearny, r. 806 Leav.
Dimbar Martin, laborer, r. 203 Folsom
Dunbar Mary A. Mrs., school teacher, r. 819 Filbert
Dunbar Oscar W., printer, r. 819 Filbert
Dunbar Sarah, widow, r. 706 Lombard
Dunbar Thomas J., drayman Hixson, Justi & Co., r.
10 Card Alley
Dunbar William, brickmason, r. 27 Eleventh
Dunbar William, cornicemaker George Hayes & Co., r.
331 Jessie
Dunbar William, engineer, r. 1121 Mission
Dunbar William A. traveling agent, r. 1135 Folsom
Dunbar William F., signpalnter, 633 Sacramento
Duncan Alexander, bookkeeper S.F. Brass Works, r.
10 Dale PI
Duncan Amelia Mrs., furnished rooms, 119)4 Sixth
Duncan Andrew, policeman City dall, r. 8)^
Glover
Duncan Andrew J., machinist William H. Birch, r.
1519 J^ Leavenworth
Duncan Benjamin B., salesman W. B. Cluff& Co., r.
142 Sixth
Duncan Domiriick, gardener Charles Crocker, r. 1323
Sacramento
Duncan D. P., r. 21 Moss
505 Larkin
asphaltum
Co.,
Duncan Edward, calker, r. 125 Second
Duncan Emile, watertender Pacific Mail SS. Granada,
r. 508 Folsom
Duncan Fanny, widow, r. 508 Folsom
Duncan Frank, driver Market St. RR., r. Terminal
Hotel
Duncan George (Greorge Duncan k Co.) r
Duncan George & Co. (George Duncan)
and mastic roofers, 652 Market
Duncan George E., barber, r. 518 Powell
Duncan George S., messenger Wells, Fargo &
r. 1111 Shotwell
Duncan Hilarion, capitalist, r. 1823 Turk
Duncan James, cook, r. 26 Filth Av
Duncan James, helper William Duncan, r. 2523 Bush
Duncan James, shipjoiner, r. 834 Mission
Duncan James, tannery, Brannan, bet Elgbtb and
Ninth
Duncan James H., dieslnker George M.Wood b Co.,r.
1136 Mission
Duncan James M., carpenter, r. 719 Harrison
Duncan James McK., machinist Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 834 Mission
Duncan James W., contractor, r. 726 Bush
Duncan J. B., driver Fifth St. Branch Market St. RR.
Duncan John, r. 507 Ellis
Duncan John, shipcarpenter, r. E b Battery, bet Fil-
bert and Union
Duncan John M., French ranges, tinner and plumber,
1136 Mission
Duncan Joseph, shipcarpenter, r. New Washington
Hotel
Duncan Joseph M., capitalist, 312 Pine, r. 118 Dupont
Duncan J.W., editor, r. Hancock House
Duncan Mary A., widow, r. Ill Leavepworth, rear
Duncan Peter, clerk, r. 21 Howard Court
Duncan Philip, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 109 Minna
Duncan Robert, r. 1814 Laguna
Duncan Stephen, bookkeeper, r. 317 Powell
Duncan Thomas, r. 122 Geary
Duncan William, horseshoer, 220Ji Leavenworth, r.
2523 Bush
Duncan William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Duncan William B., restaurant, 113 Seventh, r. 119)4
Sixth
Duncan William D., fireman Southern Pac. RR., r.
1784 Folsom
Duncan William L., stockbroker, 306 Montgomery, r.
1501 Jones
Duncan William T., stockbroker, 310 Pine, r. 8£ cor
Dupont and Post
Duncan's Mills Land and Lumber Co. (Sonoma Co.)
Charles L. Dlngley agent, of&ce Pier 10, Steuart
Duncan's Tannery, James Duncan proptr, Brannan,
bet Eighth and Ninth
Dunckel Charles, furrier, r. 1622 Mission
Duncomb Edward J., bookkeeper W. W. Montague b
Co., r. 212 Powell
Duncraft John, miner, r. New Wisconson Hotel
Dundas E. Miss, teacher music, r. 947 Howard
Dundas Mowbray R.. clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r.
1026 Larkin
Dundas William A., salesman 8. Mosgrove & Bro., r.
947 Howard
Dunden John, laborer Superintendent of Streets, r.
556)4 Natoma
Dundon Patrick F., foreman Moynihan & Altken, r.
1414 Devisadero
Dunfield Emma, widow, dressmaker, r. 561 Stevenson
Dungan Charles W., salesman Bullock is. Jones, r. 1109
Mason
Dungan E., upholsterer F. 8. Chadbourne & Co. , r.
IIO'J Mason
Dungan Eugene L., bookkeeper William G. Jobson,
r. 1109 Mason
Dungan Jacob 8., medical director U. 8. Navy, 523
Montgomery, r. Hubbard House
Dungan James.laborer, r. 211 Folsom
Dunham Albert, salesman Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 309
Powell
Dunham Benjamin F. (Dunham, Carrigan & Co.) r.
Oakland
Dunliani, Carrig^an & Co., successors to Con-
roy, O'Connor & Co. (Benjamin Frank Dunham,
E. W. Playter, William L. McCormick, Andrew
Carrigan and Brace Hayden) importers and jobbers
metals and hardware, 107-111 Front and 108-112
Pine
Dunham George C, r. 153 )<S Third
Dunham Harriet, widow, lodgings, 31 Eddy
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296
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Dunham Henry, whitener, 345 Third
Dunham John, laborer, r. 913 Stockton
Dunham John S., clerk ticket auditor Central Pac.
RR., r. Arlington House
Dunham Orlej- W., bookkeeper, r. 31 Eddy
Dunham Schuyler S., machinist, r. 70 Clementina
Dunham William, master schr Emily Lundt, r.
Brooklyn
Diini Giacomo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Dunican Edwin C, brassfiuisher Weed & Kingwell,
r. 538 Minna
Dunigan Edward, carpenter, r. N a Day, bet Church
and Sanchez
Dunigan Hugh, upholsterer, 254 Eighth, r. 672 Clem.
Dunigan John, pantryman Pacific Mail SS. City of
New YorK
Dunigan Mary, widow, groceries, fruits, and vege-
tables, 326 Fifth
Dunigan Michael, expressman, r. 326 Fifth
Dunigan Winifred Miss, dressmaker, r. 731 Clem.
Dunigan. See Dunican and Duunigan
Dunk Frederick, clerk Neuman & Putzman, r. 1313
Stockton
Dunkel Victoria Mme., dressmaker, 943 Folsom
Dunker Adolph (Ivemeyer k Dunker) r, 930 Filbert
Dunker Christopher, market, 322 Folsom, r. 332 Fre-
mont
Dunker Dietrich, r. 569 Minna
Dunker Ernest H., r. 1428 Broadway
Dunker F., laborer, r. 3 Mary Lane
Dunker John, laborer, r. 733 Brannan
Dunker John, packer L. Hentrich & Co., r. 1017 Bat-
tery
Dunlap Annie W., physician, office and r. 214 J4 Sixth
Dunlap Caroline Mrs., r. 732 Geary
Dunlap David L., cigars and tobacco, 21 Leidesdorff,
r. 417 G'Farrell
Dunlap Hannah Mrs., dressmaker, 418 O'Farrell
Dunlap James L., clerk, r. 732 Geary
Dunlap John, groceries and liquors, 327 Tehama
Dunlap Josephine, widow, r. 1014 Powell
Dunlap Margaret, domestic 713 Post
Dunlap William, shoemaker Gilbert Pringle,r. 4 Fair
Oaks
Dunlap Wilson, publisher mining stock quotations,
224 Montgomery, r. 632 Market
Dunlap. See Duulop
Dunlar William, groceries and liquors, 8E cor Grove
and Buchanan
Dunlay Dennis, seaman Pacific Mail SS. South Caro-
lina
Dunlay Donald, laborer, r. 29 Linden Av
Dunlay Edward, brassflnisher Weed & Kingwell, r.
319 Jessie
Dunlay Frank, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Dunlay Jeremiah, laborer, r. 29 Linden Av
Dunlay John, laborer, r. 5 Drumm
Dunlay Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 29 Linden Av
Dunlea Michael, laborer, r. 66 Shipley
Dunleavy Annie, domestic 1358 Post
Dunleavy James T., coalpasser Pacific Coast 88. Sen-
ator, r. 242 Fremont, rear
Dunleavy Jeremiah, harnessmaker, 178 Jessie, r. 649
Mission
Dunleavy Patrick, with South Pac. Coast RR., foot
Market, r. Alameda
Dunlevy Andrew, grainer, r. 1119 Mission
Dunlevy Andrew E., with A. L. Bancrof t & Co. , r.
933 M Folsom
Dunlevy Andrew J., sergeant police City Hall, r. 933 >i
Folsom
Dunlevy John, r. 1119 Mission
Dunlevy Michael, r. 1136 Howard
Dunlevy Patrick, hostler Hugh McOlinn, r. 126 Fourth
Dunlop Daniel, shoecutter 8. W. Levy, r. 719 Hayes
Dunlop. See Dunlap
Dunmore Frederick, horseshoer Connelly, Nye k Co.,
r. 626 McAllister
Dunmore William, blacksmith, 3 Anna, r. 626 McAl-
lister
Dunn Ambrose C, mining, office 202 Sansome, room 1,
r. 32 Twelfth
Dunn Alfred, laundryman, r. 611 Powell
Dunn Andrew, teamster Superintendent of Streets, r.
1149 Harrison
Dunn Ann, widow, r. 237 Tyler
Dunn Annie, domestic 805 Guerrero
Dunn Annie, cook 1419 Van Ness Av
Dtmn Belle Miss, r. 1004 Geary
Dunn Bernard, watchman J. Craig, r. 1 Vincent
' Dunn Charles, r. 904 Kearny
Dunn Charles D., r. 1619 Post
Dunn Cnristopher, laborer, r. 5 Sherwood PI
Dunn Christopher, turner, r. 575 Brj'ant
Dunn Cornelius, painter, r. 312 M Tehama
Dunn Cornelius, shipcarpenter, r. E s Church, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Dunn Courtney, finisher Jones, Rulofson k Co., r. 325
Tyler
Dixnn David E., barber, 330 J^ Montgomery, r. Oak-
land
Dunn Dennis, longshoreman, r. SW cor Jackson and
Drumm
Dunn Dennis C. helper James Manson, r. 14 De Boom
Dunn E. C, student Medical College of the Pacific, r.
1061 Mission
Dunn Edward, laborer Southern Pac. RR.
Dunn Edward, maltster Hiberuia Brewery, r. 1227
Howard
Duun Eliza, widow, r. 8 Lafayette PI
Dunn Ella Miss, r. W sLarkin, bet Bay and Francisco
Dunn Ellen, widow, r. E s Potrero Av, bet Alameda
and El Dorado
Dunn Emmett, salesman music department A. L.
Bancroft & Co., r. 325 Tyler
Dunn Felix T., dairy produce, 40 Grand Central Mar-
ket, t. 31 Clinton Park
Duun Frank, r. St. David's House
Dunn Frank J., bookbinder A. J. Leary, r. 8 Lafay-
ette PI
Dunn Frank P., blacksmith, r. 25 Hyde
Dunn Garrett, clerk, r. 325 Tyler
Dunn George, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 1
Hampton PI
Dunn George, tinsmith, r. 15 Bernard
Dunn George E., r. 331 Kearny
Dunn George E., bricklayer, r. NE cor Ridley and
Church
Dunn George E., pedestrian, r.25 Hyde
Dunn Henry, boilermaker, r. 1534 Rausch
Dunn Henry L., salesman Orr & Atkins, r. 151 Minna
Dunn Horace D., fishing tackle and lamps, 405 Front,
r. 453 Bryant
Dunn James, r. 341 Grove
Dunn James (Dunn & Blucher) r. 1219 Powell
Duun James, bartender Detels & Schneider, r. SE cor
Pacific and Davis
Dunn James, helper Thomson k Evans, r. 14 De Boom
Duun James, laborer, r. 17 Harnson Av, rear
Dunn James, laborer, r. 139 Shipley
Dunn James, pile driver, r . Banks, nr Cortland Av.B.H.
Dunn James, superintendent Cal. Cracker Co., NW
cor Broadway and Battery, r. 1526 Clay
Dunn James, teamster Hancock k Kelso, r. NW cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
Dunn James, wagonmaker. 145 Valencia, r. 204 Valen-
cia
Dunn James C, shoemaker, r. N 8 (311) Seventeenth,
bet Mission and Valencia
Dunn James F., carpenter, 10O2 Montgomery
Dunn James J., painter, r. 161 Shipley
Dunn John, blacksmith Fulton Iron Works, r. 240
Langtun
Dunn John, bookkeeper Bank of California, r. 26)4
Kearny
Dunn John, bootmaker J. Fenncssy, 42 Sixth
Dunn John, carver, r. 777 Market
Dunn John, clei-k Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1526 Clay
Dunn John, cook, r. 370 Clementina
Dunn John, deckhand stmr Enterprise, Washington
St. Wharf
Dunn John, groceries and liquors, 718M Stockton
Dunn John, hostler Sutter St. RR., r. 1.523 Pine
Dunn John, laborer, r. SW cor Hayes and Pierce
Dunn John, laborer, r. 1601 Turk
Dunn Jolin, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs k Co., r. 1110
Taylor
Dunn John, shoefitter, r. 727 Minna, rear
Dunn John, shoemaker, r. 310 Linden Av
Dunn John, shoemaker Levinsky Bros., r. 136 First'
Dunn John, waiter stmr Julia, Washington St. Wharf
Dunn John A., trunkmaker Behreudt k Co., r. 750 Har-
rison
Duun John B., shoemaker, r. 611 Powell
Dunn John D., carpenter, r. 327 Bryant
Dunn John J., carjienter, r. 312 Tehama
Dunn John J., pattern and modelmaker, 143 Fremont,
V. 151 Minna
Dunn Jolin P., auditor City and County, office
new City Hall, first ttoor, r. 31 Clinton Park
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Dunn John T., salesman Folger, Schilling & Co., r.
2200 Pine
Dunn John W., ornamental plasterer Samuel Eellett,
r. 310 Linden Av
Dunn Joseph, r. 15 Bernard
Dunn Joseph, laborer, r. Terminal Hotel
Dunu Joseph, painter Edward M. Gallagher
Dunn Joseph Jr., niolder, r. 15 Bernard
Dunn J. T., fringemaker Pac. Fringe Co., r. 1720 Mis-
sion
Dunn Julia, widow, r. 266 Jessie, rear
Dunn Kate, domestic 717 Seventeenth
Dunn ^ate Miss, tailoress, i. IH Russ
Dunn Lawrence, machinist Corporation Yard S. F.
F. D., r. 9 Bagley PI
Dunn Maggie Miss, forewoman Wurkheim & Co.
Dunn Maggie Miss, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht
Dunn Margaret, widow, r. 325 Tyler
Dunn Margaret, widow, confectionery, W s Hamp-
shire, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Dunn Margaret Miss, ladies' underwear, 1065 Howard
Dunn Martin, stonemason, r. 727 Minna
Dunn Mary Miss, cloakmaker Cal. Cloak and Suit
Manuf Co., r. 37 Louisa
Duun Matthew, laborer, r. 1046 Folsom
Dunn Michael, laborer Wells, Kussell & Co., r. 45
Clementina
Duun Michael, machinist, r.28J<j Welsh
Dunn Michael C, laborer Mission Rock Dock and
Warehouse, r. 107 First Av
Dunn Patrick (Teller & Dunn) r. 850 Howard
Dunn Patrick, expressman, r. 324 Tehama
Dunn Patrick, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Dunn Patrick, watertender Pacific Mail S3. City of
Panama
Dunn Patrick F., safemaker Jonathan Kittredge, r. 25
Hyde
Dunu Robert, r. 215 Kearny
Dunn Russell L., r. 453 Bryant
Dunn Samuel W., bookseller and publisher, 629
Washington, r. Oakland
Dunn Thaddeus H., Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Dunn Thomas, bookbinder, r. 8 Lafayette PI
Dunn Thomas, calker Clark & Webster
Dunn Thomas, Boot and Shoemakers' Union, 771
Market
Dunn Thomas, clerk, r. 619 Union
Dunn Thomas, longshoreman, r. 489 Brannan
Dunn Thomas, marblecutter, r. 209 Gough
Dunn Thomas, second assistant engineer Pacific Mail
SS. South Carolina
Dunn Thomas, teamster, r. 223 Main
Dunn Thomas Mrs., dressmaker, 209 Gough
Dunn Thomas D., night watchman T. H. Blythe, r.
122 Geary
Dunn Thomas F., r. 151 Minna
Dunn Timothy, laborer, r. 37 Loiiisa
Dunn William, blacksmith John Ewing, r. 151 Minna
Dunn William, driver City RR., r. 178M Fourteenth
Dunn William, helper David Bush, r. 37 Louisa
Dunn William, plasterer, r. 15 Bernard
Dunn William E., carpenter, r. 247 Second
Dunn William H., receiver California St. RR., r. 1024
Hyde
Dunn William G., plasterer, r. 14% Folsom Av
Dunn William R., real-estate, r. K b Liberty, bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Dunn W. R., clerk, r. 528>« Valencia
Dunn & Blucher (James Dunn and George Blucher)
hay, grain, wood, and coal, SW cor Pacific and
Powell, and NW cor Fillmore and Lombard
Dunne Bridget C, widow, r. 8 Leroy PI
Dunne David M. (Hutchings Jfc Co.) r. 18 Erie
Dunne Dennis J., blacksmith, r. 318M Eighteenth
Dunne D. Welch, salesman Keaue Brothers, r. 26 J^
Garden
Dunne Edward, laborer, r. School House Station
Dunne Edward, salesman Nolan Brothers, r. 20 Turk
Dunne Frank, r. 8 Leroy PI
Dunne George, bootfitter, 620 Washington
Dunne James, shoemaker, 1622 Mission
Dunne James F. (Donnelly, Dunne & Co.) r. San
Felipe
Dunne James P., bartender Stephen J. Tichenor, r. 8
Leroy PI
Dunne Joseph, finisher EdwaM Kihn, r. Pacific Hotel
Dunne Joseph, student, r. 2020 Franklin
Dunne Lawrence, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 29
Clara
Dunne Margaret, widow, r. 1301 Pacific
Dunne Marie J. Miss. r. 2020 Franklin
Dunne Mary, widow, r. 1720 Mission
Dunne Mary, widow, r. 2020 Franklin
Dunne Mary Anne, widow, dressmaker, r. 26 J$ Garden
Dunne Michael J., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 1620 Mission
Dunne Owen (Dunne & Davey) r. 150 Perry
Dunne Patrick, clerk Contra Costa Laundry Assn., r.
514 Leavenworth
Dunne Peter, r. 8 Leroy PI
Dunne Peter, student, r. 2020 Franklin
Dunne Thomas, teamster Yates & Co., r. 8 Leroy PI
Dunne William, lather, r. 26!^ Garden
Dunne William A., expressman, r. W s Castro, bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Dunne William L., carpenter, r. 1720 Mission ""^^
Dunne & Davey (Owen Dunne and Harry Davey)
liquor saloon, 309 Third
Dunnerman Charles, r. 863% Market
Dunnigan Catherine, widow, r. 1714 Leavenworth
Dunnigan Daniel, molder, r. 168 Tehama
Dunnigan David laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 223
Folsom, rear
Dunnigan Elizabeth Miss, ironer Occidental Laundry
Dunnigan Henry, machinist, r. 21 Freelon
Dunnigan James, r. 135 Tehama
Dunnigan John, seaman, r. 16 Rincon Av
Dunnigan John, teamster Martin Connelly, r. 1068
Howard
Dunnigan Margaret, domestic 1916 Howard
Dunnigan Mary, widow, r. 1314 Filbert
Dunnigan Michael, marblepolisher Edward McGrath,
r. 231 Langton
Dunnigan Patrick (Dunnigan & O'Dea) r. 1315 Jack-
son
Dunnigan Patrick, laborer, r. 21 Freelon
Dunnigan Patrick, liquor saloon, 909 Folsom, r. 25
Folsom Av
Duimigan Peter, painter, r. 1119 Mission
Dunnigan Thomas, clerk, r. 528 Green
Dunnigan Thomas, painter, r. 1119 Mission
Dunnigan William H., machinehand A. Waldstein, r.
21 Freelon
Dunnigan k O'Dea (Patrick Dunnigan and Martin
O'Dea) horseshoers, 133 Post
Dunnigan. See Dunican, and Dunigan
Dunning Alma C, butcher, r. 621 California
Dunning David C, r. 1030 Montgomery
Dunning J., repairer N. B. and Mission RE.
Dunning James, laborer Pool & Harris, r. 337% Ship-
ley
Dunning John, farrier Hayes & Co., r. 108 Oregon
Dunning K. M. Mrs., dressmaker, 126 Kearny
Dunning Michael, teamster W.H. Warden & Co., r.
Harrison Av, bet Seventh and Eighth
Dunning S. S., first officer stmr Empire, Pacific St.
Wharf
Dunning Terrence, laborer, r. 3 Harrison Av
Dunning Thomas, groceries and liquors, 253 Clara
Duuny Lawrence P., wines and liquors, SWcor Fourth
and Howard, r. 803 Howard
Dunphy Edward, bricklayer and contractor, r. 1006
Bryant
Dunphy Ellen, housekeeper 835 Geary
Dunphy Frank C, clerk Edwards, Pickens & Fulton,
r. 1627 Polk
Dunphy James C, r. Ill Mason
Dunphy Jennie C. Miss, assistant Broadway Grammar
Schocri, r. 1713 Polk
Dunphy John, springmaker Ezra Hinckley, r. 1006
Bryant
Dunphy John M., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N s
Mariposa, bet Texas and Mississippi
Dunphy Luke, tailor, 2010 Polk
Dunphy Thomas J., signpainter F. L. Gilman, r. 1713
Polk
Dunphy William (Dunphy & Hildreth) r. Ill Mason
Dunphy <fc Hlldretit (William Dunphy and
Thomas Hildreth) wholesale butchers and cattle
dealers, office 533 Kearny, slaughter-house cor
First Av and Kentucky, South S. F.
Duusford John, carriagemaker R. Sicotte & Co., r. 230
Turk
Dunshea F., porter, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Dunshee Cornelius E., carpenter and builder, r. Fif-
teenth Av, bet P and Q, South S. F.
Dunsing William, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 209
Fair Oaks
Dunsmuir Robert (Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co.) r. De-
parture Bay, B. C.
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Dunsmnir, Digfg'le & Co. (Robert Dunsmuir and
■Wadham N. Diggle) proptrs Wellingtoa Colliery,
oflBce 620 East
Dnnetall William Henry, carpenter, r. 605 Broad-
way
Dvmton Edward, fruit dealer, r. 786 Polsom
Dunworth Peter, groceries and liquors, 19 Clinton
Dunz Charles John, r. 627 Commercial
Dunzi Joseph, Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Market
Dunzing Richard, r. 528 Pacific
Dunzweiler Jacob, bricklayer, r. 716 Natoma
Duparr John Adam, hostler, r. 1228 Twenty-first
Duparr William P., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 1228 Twenty.first
Dupee Edward C, bookkeeper Hixson, Justi & Co., r.
961 Mission
Dnpera Xuina, secretary Atlantic Giant Powder
Co., and Giant Powder Co., 10 California, r. 508
Second
Dupes Anton, mate schr Ida Jane, Larue's Wharf
Dupey E. C, bookkeei^er, r. 961 Mission
Duplan August, cook Palace Hotel, r. 720 Mission
Duplissea George, lumberman, r. 332)^ Ritch
Dupont J. H. Mrs., widow, r. 519 Folsom
Dupont Otto, barber, 1419 Octavia
Dnpont Powder Co., John Skiuker agent, office
115 Pine
Duprat George, tailor, 1218 Larkin
Dui)re Mary, domestic 325 H Geary
DupreMary A., domestic 825 Mission
Duprey Edward, pressman John H. Babbitt, r. 511
Chestnut
Duprey Mary A., widow, r. 528 Greenwich
Dupuy Eugene, physician, office and r. 317 Stockton
Dupuy Francois, feathers, 739 Broadway
Dupuy Harriet Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, 1023 Market
Dupuy J. & Co. (John Duijuy and John Baron) , black-
smiths and wagonmakers, C30 Broadway
Dupuy John (J. Dupuy & Co.) r. 630 Broadway
Dupuy Perre, r. 922 Jackson
Dupuz Justin, cook Jean Lacay, Paris Hotel
Duquesne Desire, bookkeeper Jules St. Denis, r. 1225
Union
Duraind Edward M., carpenter, r. 1810 Bush
Duralnd Louisa, widow, r. IblO Bush
Duraind May Miss, teacher Eighth Street Primary
School, r. 1810 Bush
Duran George, driver Jacob Denzler, r. 5 Cedar Av
Duran Jose, r. 913 Broadway
Duran Nabora, dressmaker, r. 913 Broadway
Darand Adrien, interpreter, collector and gen-
eral business agent, 604 Merchant, room 16, r. 417
Folsom
Durand Auguste J., commission merchant, r. 911
Jackson
Durand Charles, translator Le Petit Journal, r. 210
Montgomery Av
Durand Eugene, watchman Southern Pac. RB. depot,
r. Columbia Hotel
Durand Frunk, assistant Sanitarium Bathe, r. 1116
Kearny
Durand George, wheelwright, r. 5153^ Bush
Durand George B,, employee Union Club, 508 Cal.
Durand Henry F., laborer Lemoine Gambert & Co.,
r. 5.S5 Vallejo
Durand J. .\., merchandise broker, r. 911 Jackson
Durand James, helper Tait & Haiuque, r. 322 Main,
rear • t
Duiand Jean, waiter, r. 1300k Stockton
Durand Joseph, groceries and liquors. 143 Clara
Durand Patrick, night-wat-hiuan, r. 719 Market
Durant Cruze E., clerk S. A. Edgerly, r. 510 Broadway,
rear
Durant Emily Miss, bookbinder A. Buawell, r. 69
Everett
Durant George H., carpenter Cal. Mills, r . 69 Everett
Durant John, pianomaker Charles R. Hall, r. 1909
Kearny
Durant Mary A., widow, r. 69 Everett
Durant William A. Mc£., operator S. W. Levy, r. 219
Hayes
Durant. See Duran and Durand
DurasBo Felicitas, widow, r. 1508 Mason
Durbize Jean, r. 1402 Powell
Durbrow Alfred K., mining secretary, 69 Nevada
Block, r. 1615 Washington
Durbrow Elbridge, clerk Anglo-Califomlan Bank, r.
1124 Bush
Durbrow George W., shipping clerk William T. Cole-
man & Co., r. 810 Leavenworth
Durbrow Harry, marine clerk Hutchinson & Mann, r.
1124 Bush
Durbrow Joseph, office 414 Montgomery, r. 1124 Bush
Durden Henry S., manufacturing chemist, r. 937 Mis-
sion
Durden M. Mrs., teacher drawing and French, r. 937
Mission
Dure George G., wheelwright S. F. Forge Co., r. 515 $6
Bush
Durein Brothers (Charles J. and William) proptrs
Humboldt House, 1309 and 1311 Stockton
Durein Charles J. (Durein Brothers) r. 1309 Stockton
Durein William (Durein Brothers) r. 1309 Stockton
Duren William H., mining, office 318 Pine, r. 314 Bush
Duret Andrea, iron molder City Foundry, r. 47 Vallejo
Duret Marie Mme., actress, r. 1209)4 Bush
Durfey E., r. 36 Clay
Durgan Mary, domestic 34 Rincon PI
Durham C, r. Branch House
Durham Francis E., Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont.
Durham Frank E., janitor, r. 1420 Kearny
Durham James, porter, r. 2.52 Fourth
Durham M. Mrs., janitor Union Primary School
Durham Pocahontas, widow, r. 1128 Pacific
Durham. See Derham
Durio Edward, laborer Loo & Lahaille
Duris John, liquor saloon, 545 Firbt
Durivage Amelia M. Miss, clerk John F. Snow, r. 10
Franklin
Durivage Joseph L., agent, r. 12 Ridley
Durke Louis, with John Utschig. r. 122 Park Av
Durkee Edward H., r. 7 Montgomery Av
Durkee Henry G., r. 812 California
Durkee John L.. fire marshall, office 18 old City Hall,
third floor, r. 1310 Powell
Durkin Andrew J., spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. SW cor Francisco and Van Ness Av
Durkin Edward (P. & E. Durkin) r. 1210 Howard
Durkin Hugh, real-estate, r. 1210 Howard
Durkin James, hostler Central RR., r. 12263^ Folsom
Durkin James F., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1210
Howard
Durkin John, teamster P. T. Flynn & Son, r. 1210
Howard
Durkin John M., commissionbroker, 507 California, r.
American Exchange
Durkin Lizzie Miss, r. 620 Brannan
Durkin Mary J. Miss, employee S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. SW cor Francisco and Van Ness Av
Durkin Michael, stock speculator, r. 529 Sacramento
Durkin P. & E. (Patrick and Edward Durkin) real-es-
tate agents, 507 California
Durkin Patrick (P. & E. Durkin) r. 1210 Howard
Durkin Peter, cook. r. 126 Ivy Av
Durnev Isabel Miss, stationery and varieties, 1532
TyUr
Durney Margaret E., widow, r. 2228 Geary
Durney Michael J., bookkeeper A. Lusk K Co., r. 1532
Tyler
Duruin Henry, laborer Mendbeim & Hofmann, r. 13
Natoma
Durning C. Mrs., proprietress Milton House, 156 Third
Durning Charles, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 156
Third
Durning George Y., bootcutter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. Alameda
Durning Thomas A., compositor Evening Post, r. Oak-
land
Durot Nettie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 420 Geary
Durphy Mary L., widow, r. 1300 Jij Polk
Durphy William, telegraph nperator, r. 1500 H Polk
Durr Antonio E., butcher Salles & Co..r.SW cor Fifth
Av and L, South S. F.
Durr John (Kennedy & Durr) r. 110 Ridley
Durr Lena, widow, r. 3 Dale PI
Durr Martin, driver Winkle Bros.,r. S£ cor Battery
and Vallejo
Durroux Joseph(Durroux & FavareDr. 1609 California
Durroux Leonie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1609 California
Durroux & Favarel (Joseph Durroux and Louis Fav-
arel) liquor saloon, 1500 Polk
Durrstelu L.. teacher music, r. II Kearny
Durschke Joseph, engineer, r. 1 Margaret PI
Durth Pauline, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 122 Olive .■Vv
Dury J. B.. porter F. Daneri & Co.. r. Oakland
Dury John, Coopers' Pro. Assn, 767 Market
Duryea E., watchman, r. Columbia Hotel
Dui-yee William H., canvasser, r. Cincinnati Hotel
Dusenberry Charles £., asphaltum worker, 316 Dn-
pont
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Dueenbery Esoer, insurance agent, 108 Battery, r. 606
Geary
Dusenbery Jacob, r. 627 Geary
Duseubery Lewie, r. 315 Hyde
Dusenbery Nathan, merchant (Portland, Or.) r. 627
Geary
Dusenbury Alice, domestic 152(! Jackson
Dussarat Nicholas, cook Thomas M. Holt, r. 210 Mont-
gomery Av
Dusseldorfer Marine Insurance Co. of
Dusseldorf, Harry W. Syz agent, 225 Sansome
Du83erre Adrien, 10 r. Maiden Lane
Dusserre Joseph J., hostler George Eggleton, r. 10
I Maiden Lane
I Dnssol GuBtave, office 522 Montgomery, r. 730 Sutter
' Dustin Thomas, waiter Bohemian Club, r. 807 Jackson
I Datard Hypollte, produce commission merchant,
215-219 Clay, r. Lick House
! Dutard Lydia, widow, r. 208 Octavia
Dutcli William, dentist, 26 Montgomery, r. 427
Sutter
Dutcher John M., machinist D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
r. 1708 Eddy
Dutcher Sallie L. Miss, agent Watkins' Photographic
Views, 8 Montgomery, room 1, r. Hubbard House
Dutertre Louis, real-estate agent, r. SW cor Potrero
Av and El Dorado
Dutle Otto, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Dutra Manoel P. , Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415)4 Drumm
Dutra Matheas P., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 H Drumm
Dutro Joseph (Jarvis .^ Dutro) r. 103 Pacific
Dutton A., bartender, r. 423 Bush
Dutton Alfred, sash and doormaker, r. 327 Fourth
Dutton Cordelia, widow, r. 2043 Howard
Dutton Cyrus, barber, r. 931 Sacramento
Dutton Daniel, laborer, r. 30G8 Sixteenth
Dutton Frank G., driver N. Gray & Co., r. 641 Sac.
Dutton George, cook Mariners' Home, 504 Davis
Dutton George W., salesman Henry Dutton Jr., r. BE
cor Bush and Devisadero
Dutton Henrv Jr., hay and grain, pier 7, Steuart, r.
1732 Pacific Av
Dutton James, carpenter, r. 515 Hickory Av
Dutton John E., conductor Central RR., r. 1316 Fill-
more
Dutton Joseph, carpenter, r. 515 Hickory Av
Dutton Samuel E. (Dutton & Withington) r. 2510 Clay
Dutton Warren, banker (Tomales) r. 1328 California
Dutton William J., assistant secretary Fireman's
Fund Insurance Co., 401 California, r. NW cor De-
visadero and California
Dutton & Withington (Samuel E. Dutton and
James H. WithinRton) manufacturing, importing,
and jobbing stationers, 306 California
Duty William P., bookkeeper Scofield k Tevis, 120
Front
Duval Charles J., mining engineer, r. 600 Bush
Duval Elie, blacksmith Potrero and B. V. RR., r. E B
Tennessee, bet Bntte and Solano
Duval George L. (J. W. Grace & Co.) r. 807 California
Duval James F., bookkeeper, r. 600 Bush
Duval Louis, actor, r. 1723 Leavenworth
Duval. See De Vaull
Duveneck Charles B.(Duveneck & Co.) r. SE cor Sev-
enteenth and Eureka
Duveneck & Co. (C. B. Duveneck and Henry Tletjen)
groceries and liquors, NW cor Seventeenth and
Dolores, and SE cor Seventeenth and Eureka
Duvier William, waiter, r. 553!^ Stevenson
Duviller Alexander, cook, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Dwar John, restaurant, r. 22 Stockton PI
Dwelle James H., dealer sewing machines, 507 Ji Ste-
venson, r. 528 Stevenson
Dwelling House Underwriters (of Watertown, New
York) Hutchinson & Mann agents, 322 and 324
California
Dwight George, with Lewis Teese Jr., r. 334 Kearny
Dwight George G., millwright Joseph Wagner & Co.,
r. 218 Twenty-fourth
Dwight Lorenzo, driver, r. Old San Jose Road, N of
Henry
Dwinelle Edwin , conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1437 Pine
Dwindle Jesse, carriage painter Carvill Manuf. Co., r.
231 Stevenson
D-winelle John W. , attorney, at law, office 609
Kearny, r. 438 Sutter
Dwinelle Samuel H. (McClure, Dwinelle & Plaisance)
attorney at law, 526 Montgomery, r. 542 Turk
Dwyer Alice Miss, r. 1 Geary PI
Dwyer Andrew, seaman, r. 45 Vallejo
Dwyer Anna, domestic 1608 Tan Ness Av
Dwyer Annie M. Miss, assistant Valencia St. Gram-
mar School, r. 1018 Capp
Dwyer Anthony, real-estate, r. 1208 York
Dwyer Bridget, domestic l.WJ Taylor
Dwyer Catherine, domestic 1427 Poet
Dwyer Cornelius, laborer, r. 2 Tehama
Dwyer Dennis, laborer, r. 909 Folpom
Dwyer Dennis O., seaman, r. 820 Battery
Dwyer Edward, r. Winchester House
Dwyer Edward B., stairbuilder Cal. Mills, r. 523
Howard
Dwyer Ellen D., widow, r. 109 William, rear
Dwyer F. G. Mrs., widow, r. 417 Bush
Dwyer George, groceries and liquors, NE cor Dnpont
and Francisco ^
Dwyer George, laborer Golden City Chemical Works,
r. 8^ Decatur
Dwyer George, ropemaker Cal. Wire Works, r. 436
Greenwich
Dwyer George Jr., laborer Golden City Chemical
Works, r. 8J4 Decatur
Dwyer James, principal Laguna Honda School, r. 1503
Tyler
Dwyer James, waiter, r. 554 Natoma
Dwyer Jeremiah, clerk, r. 1018 Capp
Dwyer James B. (Dwyer & Cartan) r. 929 Tyler
Dwyer Jeremiah, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Dwyer Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 318 Ritch
Dwyer Jeremiah M., policeman City Hall, r. 106
Twelfth
Dwyer John, r. 17 Vallejo
Dwyer John, carpenter, r. Fifteenth Av, bet P and Q,
South S. F.
Dwyer John, driver City RR., r. 1007 Natoma
Dwyer John, driver Omnibus RR., r. 251 Clementina
Dwyer John, hostler, r. 1513 California
Dwyer John, laborer, r. Fairmount Tract, nr School
House
Dwyer John, shoemaker, 523 Dupont, r. 741 Market
Dwyer John, stairbuilder, r. 1208 York
Dwyer John, stevedore, r. W s Sanchez, bet Valley
and Twenty-ninth
Dwyer John, teamster Hibernia Brewery, r. 1005^
Natoma
Dwyer John P., card writer Palace Hotel, r. West
Berkeley
Dwyer Joseph, gunsmith, r. 1208 York
Dwyer Joseph, physician, 219 Pacific, r. 20 Jessie
Dwyer Joseph F., traveler L. & M. Sachfl, r. W s Eu-
reka, bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Dwyer Julia C, widow, r. Winchester House, 44 Third
Dwyer Kate, domestic 1325 Leavenworth
Dwyer Lawrence, painter, r. 1020 Alabama
Dwyer Lavrrence Jr., painter, r. 1020 Alabama
Dwyer Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 410 Beale
Dwyer Margaret Mrs., assistant Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. 1503 Tyler
Dwyer Michael, fruits, 337 Sixteenth
Dwyer Michael, li: borer Sea WaU
Dwyer Michael, spinner 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Dwyer Michael J., stairbuilder, r. 105 Twenty-fourth
Dwyer Miles, laborer Sea Wall
Dwyer Patrick A., porter James B. Kelly & Co., r. 2
Russell
Dwyer Patrick J., carpenter,*. 336 Tenth
Dwyer Peter, gardener, r. 222 Tehama
Dwyer Richard, commercial traveler, r. 929 Tyler
Dwyer Thomas, dairy, W s San Jose Road, nr Six Mile
House
Dwyer Thomns, pressor S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
*r. North Point, bet Polk and Larkin
Dwyer Timothy, laborer, r. 405 Clementina
Dwyer Timothy, liquor saloon, 123 Seventh
Dwyer William, gigger S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1436)^ Minna
Dwyer William, harnessmaker, r. 36 Clay
Dwyer William, laborer, r. 27 Fifth Av, rear
Dwyer William J., plumber, r. 105 Ninth
I Dwyer William H., poultry dealer, r. 8M Decatur
Dwyer & Cartan (James U. Dwyer and Henry Cartan)
wholesale cigars, 513 Sacramento
Dyas William, r. 43 Minna
Dyberg Alfred V.,sailuiaker Harding & Brann, r. 857 )i
Harrison '
Dyder James A., carpenter, r. 1402)4 Folsom
Dye Elam, machinist, r. E s California Av, nr Monte-
zuma, B. H.
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Dye William M., canvasser Liverpool and London
and Globe Insurance Co., r. 1418 California
Dyer Aaron G., carpenter, r. 550 Mission
Dyer Albert, captain schr Redwood, r. 435 Clementina
Dyer Ann, widow, r. SE cor Church and Hermann
Dyer Barlow, clerk warehouse division Custom House,
r. 1616 Leavenworth
Dyer Catherine, r. cor Folsom and Twenty-sixth
Dyer Emerson, engineer tug Virginia, r. 233 Sixteenth
Dyer Frank E., nightclerk Poet Office, r. 818 Sutter
Dyer George F., clerk H. M. Newhall i Co., r. Grand
Hotel
Dyer Harold, machinist, r. 212 Tyler
Dyer James, longshoreman, r. S a Greenwich, nr San-
some, rear
Dyer James, porter Hall of Records, SW cor Folsom
and Norwich
Dyer James A., carpenter, r. 1402)4 Folsom
Dyer James B., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.. r.
127)4 Freelon
Dyer James S., contractor, office 528 California
room 6, r. 1745 Uaion
Dyer John, driver City RR.
Dyer John, miner, r. 1111 Filbert
Dyer Joseph B., clerk Kenney & Dyer, r. Oakland
Dyer J. P. (Kenney & Dyer) r. Oakland
Dyer Kate J. Mrs., telegraph operator Goodall, Per-
kins & Co., r. S s Powell Av, bet Twenty-seventh
and Twenty-eighth
Dyer Manley, stoves and tinware, 74? Mission
Dyer Margaret Mrs., dressmaker, r. S s Fourteenth.nr
Guerrero
Dyer Mathew.brickmason, r. 1233 Market
Dyer Michael, r. W s Folsom, bet Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-eighth. B. H.
Dyer Richard, blacksmith M. KitzmuUer, r.l520 Ellis
Dyer Richard, truckman, cor Commercial and Davis,
r. 1520 Ellis
Dyer Rudolphus C, machinehand Gilbert & Moore,
r. cor Hermann and Church
Dyer Timothy, r. 56)<s Natoma
Dyer Sarah A., widow, r. 550 Mission
Dyer Walter J., salesman, r. 1402)4 Folsom
Dyer W. D., portraitpainter, 62 St. Ann's Building
Dyer William C, cooper, 1017 Battery, rear, r. 3
Bartol
Dyer William H., coachman J. W. Bumham, r. 926
Dolores
Dygert Andrew J., bookbinder Bartling & Kimball, r.
672 Mission
Dygert Andrew J. Jr., bookbinder Bartling & Kim-
ball, r. 672 Mission
Dygert Frank H., furnitureflnisher, r. 672 Mission
Dygert Nate S., bookbinder Bartling & Kimball, r.
672 Mission
Dyke Deleslie, machinift, 259 First, r. Oakland
Dykeman John, driver Central BR.
Dykeman Owen, engineer, r. 807 Mason
Dykes Robert, compositor Morning Call, r. 2409 Clay
Dyllyn John B., vocalist Adelphi Theater, r. 515 Kear.
Dymot John B., architect, r. N s Valley, bet Sanchez
and Noe
Dyreborg D., seaman schr J. B. Leeds, r. 28 Clay
Dyreborg R., seaman, r. 30 Clay
Dyson James, glasscutter Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 5
Verona Pi
Dyson J. H., clerk 0. V. Gillespie, r. 1239 Mission
E
Eacbxe William C, carpenter, r. Ninth Av, nr D,
Hunter's Point, South S. F.
Eade William, foreman Menzles, Bingham & Co., r.
2015 Dnpont
Eades T., waiter The Baldwin
Eadon Edward, clerk Redlngton & Co., r. Oakland
Eadon Moses, buyer Marcus C. Hawley k Co., r. Oak-
laud
Eadon W. H., clerk Redington k Co., r. Oakland
Eagan .indrew, longshoreman, r. 11'22 Battery
Eagan C. H. Mrs., seamstress, r. 229 Sixth
Eagan Charles, bnti^herSaiiiuel SalDinon, r. 1813Sutter
Eagan Charles, laborer, r. 1162)4 Market
Eagan Charles, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r.
Montgomery Av, bet Union and Filbert
Eagan Daniel, seaman schr Mose. Humboldt Wharf
Eagan David F., gasfltter, r. 217 Linden
Eagan Edward, watchman, r. 1 Liberty
Eagan Eugene, liquor saloon and boarding, 510 Mis-
sion
Eagan George, r. 609 Pine
Eagan James, r. 520 Broadway
Eagan James, engineer S. F. Laundry, r. Ns St. Rose,
bet Collins and Ferrie
Eagan James, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. 1
Liberty
Eagan James, presser S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
Black Point
Eagan James C, r. 106 Post
Eagan James E., clerk M. L. Hogan, r. 219 Eleventh
Eagan Johannah, widow, r. S s Montgomery PI, nr
Montgomery
Eagan John, expressman, r. 36 Clay
Eagan John, miner, r. 512 Mission
Eagan John, pantryman R. R. Swain & Co., r. 615 Pine
Eagan Julia, domestic, r. 2318 Mission
Eagan K. Mrs., assistant Tehama Primary School, r.
2138 Ellis
Eagan M.. r. 733 Market
Eagan Martin, Coopers' Pro. Assn, 767 Market
Eagan Mary Mrs., bakeri,-, 416 Hayes
Eagan Michael, r. 1 Liberty
Eagan Michael, fireman 8. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works
Eagan Michael, laborer, r. 414 Francisco
Eagau Michael, laborer, r. 74 Clementina
Eagan Michael, laborer, r. N s St. Rose, nr Collins
Eayan Michael, laborer freight dept Central Pac. RS,
Eagan Michael J., carpenter, r. 1838 Ellis
Eagan Owen, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works
Eagan Patrick, r. 436 Jessie
Eagan Patrick, brickmason, r. 436 Shipley
Eagan Patrick, cooper, r. 906 Stockton
Eagan Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works
Eagau Patrick, laborer, r. 212 Steuart, rear
Eagan Patrick, laborer, r. 528 Bush, rear
Eagau Patrick Jr., student, r. 212 Steuart, rear
Eagan Sarah, domestic, r. Winchester House
Eagan Thomas, boot crimper Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger k Co., r. 12 Ridley
Eagan Thomas, laborer, r. Columbia, bet Eureka and
Sanchez
Eagan Thomas, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co.
Eagan Thomas, painter, r. 615 Stockton
Eagan Thomas, sheet ironworker, r. 1 Liberty
Eagan Thomas F., boilermaker S.F. Gas Light Co.,r.
1 Liberty
Eagan Thomas J., plumber, r. 416 Hayes
Eagan William, liquor saloon, 439 Valencia
Eagan William, fireman Pacific Mail SB. Co., r. 37 De
Boom
Eagan. See Egan
Eager John D., painter, r. 1918 Pacific Av
Eager Walter T., compositor 8. F. Chronicle, r. 1007
Stockton
Eager William H., pressman S. F. Chronicle, r. 1527
Tyler
Eager. See Eger
Eac'le Brass and Bell Foundry and Finigli«
ing Works, Greenberg & Co. proptrs, 205 Fre-
mont
Eagle Brewery, William D. Smith proptr, SW cor Fol-
som and Fourteenth
Eagle Coffee, Spice and Drug Mills, N. Pearson & Co.
proptrs, 8 and 10 Stevenson
Eagle Copper and Silver Mining Co. (Calaveras Co.,
Cal.) Frederick W. Utter secretary, office 112
Leidesdorff
Eagle Cracker Bakery, Gerhard Muller proptr, 1603 and
1505 Missinn
En;rle Exchange, Michael Kilday proptr, 100 Sec.
Engle Fuse Co., John Skinker agent, office 115
Pine
Eagle John, laborer freight dept Central Pac. BR., r.
333 M Ritch
Eagle Paper Mills, S. P. Taylor k Co. agents. 416
Clay
Eagle Quicksilver Mining Co. (Humboldt Co., Nev.)
William H.Watson secretary, office 302 Montgom- '
ery, room 6
Eagle Silver Mine and Mill Co. (Lander Co., Nev.) J.
E. Byrne secretary, 533 Kearny, room 8
Eagle Soap Works, Charles Lauien burger proptr, office
21)9 Clay
Eagltf Warehouse, Nathan R. Lowh.U proptr, NW cor
Davis and Pine
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hag the most gelect stock ot all the leattlng varieties ot
Iiumber in the Market. N. £. cor. Mission and Spear Sts.
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301
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Easles John (Eagles 4 Wild) r. 647 Howard
Eagles William C, carpenter, r. 140 Eleventh
Eagles k Wild (John Eagles and Thomas Wild) liquor
i<aloou. 6U2 Mission
Eagleson Francis A., bookkeeper Eagk-son & Co., r.
317 Stockton
Eagleson John Q., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.
and (Eagleson & Co.) r. 317 Stockton
Eagleson Robert (Eagleson & Co.) r. 317 Stockton
Eagleson Thomas, music printer Sherman, Hyde &
Co., r. 1009 Mason
Eagleson & Co. (John G. and Robert Eagleson)
gents' furnishing goods, 4 and 6 Kearny
Eagfeson. See Eggleston
Eakin William, collector North Point and Etireka
Wharf
Eakins P. A., r. 230 Kearny
Eaman Josephine, domestic 1115 Van Ness Av
Eames Gilbert M., boxmaker Truckee Lumber Co., r.
32U King
Eames IthmarB., attorney at law, r. 529 Geary
Eames Manly, cigars and tobacco, 1231 Market
Earhardt Emma Mrs., r. 721 Bryant
Earl Daniel W. (D. W. Earl & Co.) r. SE cor Sacra-
mento and Buchanan
Earl D.W. & Co. (Daniel W. Earl and Sisson, Wallace
& Co.) forwarding and coounission merchants,
226 California
Earl E. T. (J. Earl & Son and E. T. Earl & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Earl E. T. & Co. (E. T. Earl) California fruit packers
and shippers, 329 Market
Earl Eugene, with D. W. Earl & Co., r. SE cor Sac-
ramento and Buchanan
Earl Frederick H., mining, 408 California, r. 743 Pine
Earl George J., carpenter Pac. Iron Works, r. 20
Elgin Park
Earl J. (J. Earl & Son) r. Oakland
Earl J. & Son (J. k E. T. Earl; mauuf. and commis-
sion agents, 329 Market
Earl James C, brickmason, r. 610 J4 Nineteenth
Earl John, seaman, r. 12 Tehama PI
Earl John, waiter Pacific Coast SS. Ancon, Broadway
Wharf
Earl John O., mining, office 401 California, room
2, r. Lick House
Earl Sarah, domestic 2623 Howard
Earl Thomas J., barber. 145 Ninth
Earl. See Earle, and Earll
Earlanson Earnest A., solicitor, 607 Sansome
Earle C. A., r. 2510 California
Earle Charles, r. 614 Stevenson
Earle Clara B. Miss, assistant Market and Seventh St.
Primary School, r. 2416 Sacramento
Earle David, clerk Davis Brothers, r. 7 Dupont
Earle G., widow, r. 2421 Buchanan
Earle George F., shipping clerk Bedington k Co., r.
2218 Jackson
Earle George Frederick, lumberbroker, r. 2421 Bu-
chanan
Earle Halford, advertising and insurance broker 415
Market, r. 2416 Sacramento
Earle HenryG., shoemaker, r. 716 Buchanan
Earle Henry H., invoice clerK Redington k Co. r. 2222
Jackson
Earle John B., note teller Anglo-Califomian Bank, r.
Oakland
Earle Mary, fursewer, r. 219 Hayes
Earle Mary R., widow, r. 151 Tehama
Earle Mollie, domestic 1617 Cl»y
Earle Orlando, saddler, r. Park Hotel
Earle S. H. Miss, assistant Clement Grammar School,
r. 2421 Buchanan
Earle Slade A. Jr., superintendent Buckingham k
Hecl.t, r. 534 Oak
Earle. See Earl and Earll
Earley John A., drayman Neustadter Brothers, r. 917
Polk
Earley Thomas, laborer, r. 3066 Sixteenth
Earll John T., foreman Continental Oil Warehouse,
r. 1603 Stevenson
Earll. Sec Earle, and Earle
Early James, laborer, r. 125 Clinton
Early P. H., polisher Kohler k Chase, r. Oakland
Early William R., watchman Vi.sitacion Valley Laun-
dry, r. Six-mile House, San Bruno Boad
Earnest J. T. (Mayhew, Earnest & Co.) r. Oakland
Earnest Percival W., r. 81 Stevenson, rear
Earnest. See Ernest and Ernst
Earni George, Cabinet Makers Union, r. 759 Howard
Eamshaw Walker, woolsorter, r. 231 Fifteenth
East Crown Point Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey
Co. Nev.) Joseph Morizio secretary, 328 Mont-
gomery, room 24
East Mammoth Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Mono
Co., Cal.) Ellis Edwards secretary, 330 Pine,
room 26
East Mount Diablo Mining Co. (Esmerelda Co., Nev.)
George W. Fisher secretary, 324 Pine, foom 10
East Noonday Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Mono Co.,
Cal.) C. VanDyck Hubbard secretary, 203 Bush,
room 26
East Sierra Nevada Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey
Co. Nev.) Calvert Meade secretary, 324 Pine,
rooms 8 and 9
East Street Wharf, E from Market to Folsom
East Yellow Jacket Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Sto-
rey Co. Nev.) R. S. Culverwell secretary, 113 Leid.
Easten Samuel, carpenter, r. 533 Commercial -..^
Easter John, dealer junk, r. Railroad Av, nr Sweeney
Easterbrook Edward, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Easterby Rancho Co., M. Theo. Kearney manager, 12
Montgomery
Easterling John W., miner, r. 304 Market
Eastern Cider Co., Don C. Mitchell superintendent,
719 Bryant
E^tham Henri F., master mariner, r. 20 Bond
Easting Bartholomew, blacksmith Eugene Soule, r.
234 Ritch
Easting Clarence, painter Hall's Safe and Lock Co,, r.
234 Ritch
Eastland Andrew J., bookkeeper Donohoe, Kelly k
Co., r. Oakland
Eastland Charles, liquor saloon, SE cor Third and
Berry
Eastland Joseph G., r. The Baldwin
Eastland Samuel, butler William W. Stow, r. 1013
Pine
Eastman Charles, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock k Co.,
r. West Mission, bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Eastman Clement F., clerk C. T. Raynolds & Co., r.
2415 Howard
Eastman Cyrus A., r. 2415 Howard
Eastman David, carpenter, r. 308 Tehama
Eastman Edward, landscape and marine artist, r. 1123
Clay
Eastman Edward H., assistant County Surveyor's
Office, r. 528 Pine
Eastman Emily R. Mrs., portrait artist, studio and r.
11 Kearny
Eastman Frank (Frank Eastman & Co.) and Supervi-
sor Sixth Ward, 509 Clay, r. 1117 Taylor
Eastman Franlc <!te Co. (Frank Eastman and
Michael Shannon) proprietors Franklin Book and
Job Printing Office, 509 Clay
Eastman F. S., r. 46 New Montgomery
Eastman Galen, r. Palace Hotel
Eastman George, special policeman, r. 1209 Howard
Eastman George, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Eastman George W., janitor Mercantile Library Asen,
r. 214 Bush, room 13
Eastman Harrison G., landscape and marine artist,
r. 1123 Clay
Eastman Julien, salesman George Loomis,r. 1123 Clay
Eastman Mary Miss, glovemaker P. & F. G. Conklin,
r. 408 Twenty-fourth
Eastman Percy H., waiter, r. 127 Jackson
Eastman Thomas S., carriage repository, and agent
Abbott Downing Co., 40-46 New Montgomery,
r. 704 Stockton
Eastman Webster, carpenter, NW cor Tehama and
Fourth
Eastman William H., compositor Frank Eastman k
Co., r. 1114 Taylor
Easton David N,, clerk Easton k Co.. r. 1633 Polk
Easton Frank S., bookkeeper, r. 801 Stockton
Easton George (Jacobs & Easton) r. 830 Fulton
Easton Houoe, John Smith proptr, 409 Drumm
Easton Jenny, widow, housekeeper 823 Filbert
Easton John, cabinetmaker 261 First, r. 109 Seventh
Easton Lizzie B. Miss, teacher, r. 1633 Polk
Easton M. A. Mrs., r. The Baldwin
Easton Oliver W., mining engineer, 22 Montgomery,
r. 1033 Polk
Easton Samuel, carpenter, r. 533 Commercial
Easton Wendell (Easton & Co.) r. 1509 Washington
Easton & Co. (Wendell Easton) real-estate agents,
22 Montgomery
Eastport Coos Bay Coal Mining Co., I. Law-
rence Pool manager, 31 Merchants Exchange
WINDOW SHADES.
Manufacturer of fine "WISDOW
SHADES for Private Resi-
dences, Stores, Offices, etc., etc.
GEO. W.CLARK,
643 Market Street.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., '^^«^^^^^ °^„^«^^«S
Corner Market and Front Streets.
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Eastwood Charles, actor, r. 207 Kearny
Eastwood Herbert, machinist Union Iron Works, r.
Randolph, San Miguel
Eastwood Thomas, blacksmith, r. 24 Howard, rear
Eate George, carpenter, r. 426 Powell
Eaton A. A., r. 2321 California
Eaton Alfred J. (Isaac F. Eaton & Son) r. 1716 SteT
Eaton Benjamin, waiter Pacific Mail S9. South Caro-
lina
Eaton Benjamin F., bookkeeper, r. 110 Taylor, rear
Eaton Benjamin F., railroadman, r. IHU Powell
Eaton Charles, policeman City Hall, r. 1134 McAllister
Eaton Charles S., pianos and organs, 647 Market,
r. 1206 Mason
Eaton Charles W., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 520 Bush
Eaton Cornelius J., mining, r. 40 Twelfth
Eaton Daniel, guard House of Correction, r. 314 Hayes
Eaton E. B., surgeon Pacific Mail SS. South Carolina
Eaton E. D. Miss, assistant Sanchez St. School, r.
2247 J$ Mission
Eaton E. J., r. 331 Kearny,
Eaton Edwin R., policeman City Hall, r. 1811 Dupont
Eaton F. E., conductor Southern Pac. RR., r 708 Leav.*
Eaton Frank, selector Straus, Kohnstamm & Co.. r.
237 Oak
Eaton Frederick W., secretary S. F. Steamboat and
Transportation Co., Jackson St.Wharf,r. Oakland
Eaton Henry, shipcarpenter, r. 307 Third
Eaton Isaac F. (Isaac F. Eaton k Son) r. 1716 Stev.
Eaton Isaac F. & Son (Alfred J. Eaton) wholesale
wood. Third St. Wharf, and wood and coal, 717
Valencia
Eaton James, cutter clothing dept tJ. 8. A., r. 610 Fol.
Eaton James F., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 715 Howard
Eaton James M., physician, r. 314 Hayes
Eaton John, butcher, r. 904 Kearny
Eaton Lemuel P., clerk Inslee & Joseph, r. 2219 Leay.
Eaton Noble H., r. 1628 Clay
Eaton Otis F., clerk, r. 40 Twelfth
Eaton Robert S., farmer, r. 712 Shotwell
Eaton Thomas, liquor saloon, S s Point LobosAv, bet
Boyce and Parker Av
Eaton William H., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r.
1400 Clay
Eaton William L., operative melter and refiner's
dept U. S. Mint, r. 613 Grove
Eatwell Charles, hostler, r. 850 Howard
Eavers Hermann, machinist Pioneer Iron Works,
r. 772 Mission
Eayrs Harrison P., mining, 122 Liedesdorff, r. Oak-
land
Ebb Charles, teamster, r. 372 Brannan
Ebbeta Arthur M., proptr Merchants' Coal Yard,
109-115 Sacramento, r. 1405 Jones
Ebbinghausen Ernest, clerk, r. Turk St. Hotel
Ebbinghausen Henry (Ebbinghau8en &• Co.) and gro-
ceries and liquors, SE cor Third and Howard, r.
222 Shotwell
Ebbinghausen & Co. (Henry Ebbinghausen and Henry
Lllienthal) groceries and provisions, NW cor
Twenty-first and Mission
Ebeling Christian, bottler Spruance, Stanley & Co.,
. r. Alameda
Ebeling C. W., hairdresser Henry W. Stable, r. 9
Stockton PI
Ebeling Philip (Ebeling & Richter) r. 1223 Kearny
Ebeling Theodore, engineer Sutter St. RR.
Ebeling William, barber, r. 0 Stockton PI
Ebeling & Richter (Philip Ebeling and Adolph Rich-
ter) manufacturing jewelers, 620 Merchant
Ebeling. See Abeling
Ebelod Martin, laborer Hansen & Peterson, r. 646
Fourth
Eben William, teamster, r. 271!^ Clara
Eber Albert, dry and fancy goods, 102 Sixth, r. 15
RosB
Eber Saul, clerk Albert Eber, r. 15 Ross
Eberhardt Ernest, clerk Henry W. Helms, r. 967
Mission
Eberhardt H. C, waiter, r. 227 Montgomery Av
Eberhardt Louis, wagonmaker B. Grave & Co., r. 1401
Broadway
Eberhart Adolph, merchant, r. 632 Chestnut
Eberle Adam W., oiler Pacific Mall 88. City of New
York, r. 752 Folsom
Eberle Anton, confectioner, r. 1606 Mason
Eberle Benedict, r. 814 Green
Eberle Eliza, widow, r. 601 Taylor
Eberle Joseph, cigarmaker J. Casner & Co., r. N s
Green, nr Mason
Eberle Joseph, shoemaker, W s San Bruno Road, nr
Eve
Eberle Robert M., stage manager Baldwin Theater, r.
cor Post and Taylor
Eberspacher Frederick, tailor, r. 81 Stevenson, rear
Ebert August, expressman, r. 416 Francisco
Ebert George, salesman J. C. Bauer & Co., r. 1319
Powell
Ebert George F. Mrs., widow, r. SE cor Eighteenth
and Harrison
Ebert Jonas, crockery, 1417 Stockton
Ebitt Annie Mrs., bakery, 323 Fifth
Ebner Charles F., with Starr & Co., r. 1326 Tyler
Ebner Charles L., clerk M. Ehrman & Co., r. 34
Eleventh
Ebner Frank J., clerk M. Ehrman & Co., r. 34 Eleventh
Eccles John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works, r. 49 Clementina
Eccles John C, plumber E. H. Judkins, r. SE cor
Twenty-second and Bartlett
Eccles John 8., plumber and gasfitter, 2525 Mission
Eccles Robert, plumber John S. Eccles, 2525 Mission
Eccles. See Eckels
Eccleston Richard, wood and coal, SW cor Powell
and Sutter, r. Oakland
Eche Edouard, sheepskin tanner Dominique Legallet
r. Sixth Av, bet Q and R, South 8. F.
Echgelmeier Herman, teamster F. Hufschmidt, r. 332
Green
Eck Adam, bakery, 804 Greenwich
Eckardt C. Fred., tailor Isidore Eisenberg, r 430
Geary
Eckberg P., patternmaker Risdon I. andL. Works
Eckel John N., physician, office and r. 324 Geary
Eckels James A., pressman The Daily Exchange, r.
914 Jackson
Eckels Raymond, brassfounder William T. Garratt, r.
Oakland
Eckels. See Eccles
Eckenroth Frank H., bookkeeper Bach, Meese & Co..r.
16 Washington Av
Eikenroth Henry W., jeweler Louis Miller Jr.. r. 16
Washington Av
Eckenroth Joseph, laborer Henrj' Schwerin, r. County
Line, bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Eckenroth Joseph L., engineer, r. IG Washington Av
Ecker J. Scott (Love & Ecker; and deputy Sheriff, r.
248 Tehama
Ecker Virginia, widow, r. 505 Mason
Eckers C. A., jeweler, r. SJj Dupont
Eckerson Jerome B., glove cutter, r. 110 Ji LlUy Av
Eckes George, r. 34 Tehama
Eckfeldt William, machinist, r. 309 Minna
Eckford Robert, tailor, r. 122 Tyler
Eckhardt Annie M. Miss, r. 720 Brannan
Eckhoff Jacob, bartender Gustav Schwarz, r. 540 Clay
Eckhorst Frederick (Eckhorst & Lehmus) r. W b
Pierce, bet Lombard and Greenwich
Eckhorst & Lehmus (Frederick Eckhorst and John
Lehmus) groceries and liquors, NW cor Pierce
and Greenwich
Eckle Frederick, liquor saloon, and lodgings, 634 Pac.
Eckler Robert E. (Norman & Eckler) r. 1709 Jj Jessie,
rear
Eckley Frank N., lauudryman S. F. Laundry, r. 2220
Pine
Eckley George, engineer California St. RR., r. 2230
Pine
Eckley Henry (James W. Burnhaui & Co.) r. Oakland
Eckley John L. (James W. Bumham & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Ecklund Catherine, widow, r. 25 Folsom Av
Eckman Alexis O., music teacher, r. N s Solano,
bet Iowa and Pennsylvania Avs
Eckman Claus, seaman U. S. Stmr Richard Rush
Eckmann Henry, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works.
r. 513 Pacific
Ecks Henry (Junker & Ecks) r. 527 Birch Av
Ecks Jacob, Master Mariners" Benev. Assn., 12 Clay
Eckstein Alfred, cigars and tobacco, 5 Leidesdorff, r.
131 Montgomery
Eckstein Leopold, clerk Simon Popper, r. 514 Bush
Eckstein William (Eckstein & Schoeneburg) r. 123
Prospect PI
Eckstein & Sclioeneburi; (William Eckstein
and Louis Schoeneburg) liquor saloon, NW cor
Montgomery and Bush
Eckston Mina, domestic 1121 Hyde *
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY.
Washing Called for and Delivered
0FF:CE, 33 GEARY ST.
I M ArnnMnilPU importer of and dealer in coal and pig iron,
J. IflMl/UUniUUun, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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303
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Eclipse Bakery, Thoiias J. Chadboxirne proptr, 1412-
1416 DuiJont, office 214 Sacramento
Ector William, assistant editor Elevator, r. 920 Wash.
Edburg Marj-, domestic 218 Turk
Eddelbiittel Henry, baker Schroth & Westerfield, r. 10
Page
Eddicks Henry, deckhand stmr San Joaquin No. 2,
Jackson St. Wharf
Eddiugs William C, stairbuilder, r. 1065 Market
Eddon David, blacksmith, W b Mission, nr Five Mile
Store
Eddy Ebenezer M., r. W s Columbia PI, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Eddy Edward B., surveyor, r. 26 Glen Park Av
Eddy Frank, cook, r. NE cor Steuart and Howard
Eddy Frederick, mason, r. 726 Sixteenth
Eddy John, r. S s (726) Sixteenth, bet Folsom and
Shotwell
Eddy Nelson B., city agent marine dept Hutchinson
& Mann, r. 1729 Broadway
Eddy Olive S. Mrs., r. liJlS Washington
Ede William, capitalist, r. 460 Guerrero
Edelin Lemuel H., broker, r. Arlington House
Edell Harry, clerk Adolph Lakeman, r. 312 J<s Clem.
Edelman Abram M., draftsman, r. 1713 J4 Post
Edelman Charles, corporal police City Hall, r. 302
O'Farrell
Edelmann John Jacob, r. 821 Filbert
Edelmann Joseph, locksmith and bellhanger, 721
O'Farrell
Edelmann Matthias A., musician, r. 21 Guerrero
Eden Albert, bartender, r. 104 Welsh
Eden Henry, steward schr Daisy Kowe, Fourth St.
Wharf
Eden John, r. N s Vallejo, bet Sansome and Battery
Eden. See Eadon
Edgar Alfred D., station agent South Pac. Coast BR.,
foot Market, r. 300 Third
Edgar Daniel J., chief mailing clerk S. F. Chronicle,
r. 1228 Broadway
Edgar James, seaman bark Lady Lampson, Mission
St. Wharf
Edgar John, bootmaker, 104 Jackson, r. 1117 Mont.
Edgar John, teamster S. R. Church, r. 1031 Mont.
Edgar M. C, salesman Nathan & Co., r. 418 Larkin
Edgar Michael J., superintendent circulation dept
Morning Call, r. N s Precita Av, nr Bernal
Edgar Robert W., carpenter, r. SE cor Fillmore and
Filbert
Edgar Thomas, laborer, r. 1016 Montgomery
Edgar William M., deputy county auditor, r. 614
Mason •
Edgell James, janitor North Pac. RR. office, r. 233
Minna
Edgerly Henry C, milkman, r. 2400 Jackson
Edgerly S. A., books and stationery, 2033^ Montgom-
ery Av, r. 1401 Powell
Edgerson Ruth, cigarmaker E. Eisenberg & Brother,
r. 441 Minna
Edgerton Calvin (Edgerton & Nichols) attorney at
law, 331 Montgomery, r. SE cor Treat Av and
Twenty-fourth
Edgerton Charles, seaman schr Golden Rule, Channel
St. Wharf
Edgerton Frank B. Mrs., widow, r. 1450 Sacramento
Edgerton George H., carpenter new U. S. Appraiser's
Building, r. 123 Shotwell
Edgerton Mary A., widow, r. 917 Jackson
Edg^erton «& Nichols (Calvin Edgerton and Lu-
clen H. Nichols) attorneys at law, office 331 Mont-
gomery, room 28
Edgerton. See Egerton
Edgington A. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1001 Tyler
Edgular Louis, cook Pacitic Coast SS. Santa Cruz
Edhofifer Henry, shoemaker, r. 495 Brannan
Edison's Electric Pen and Press, E. A. Dakiu agent,
office and salesroom, 215 Sansome
Edlefson I. C. Mrs., widow, r. 608 Sutter
Edler George, varnisher, r. 341 Fulton
Edler John, r. 431 Fulton
Edler John, seaman, r. Keystone House
Edler John, trunkmaker D. S. Martin & Co., r. 6
Dodge
Edminster William S., teamster, r. 2225 Greenwich
Edmonds Charles W. (Edmonds & Taylor) r. 4 Union
Edmonds Henry, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Edmonds Henry, teamster Jonas J. Morrison, r. 9
Tehama PI, rear
Edmonds Iserman, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 1110
Bryant
Edmonds James F., molder Steiger & Kerr, r. 40 Te-
hama
Edmonds James W., engineer Potrero Marine RR., r.
W 8 Maryland, bet Sierra and Humboldt
Edmonds Joseph F., r. 1051 Market
Edmonds Maggie, widow, dressmaker, r. 6 Salmon
Edmonds Marcus A., judge Superior Court, Dept
No. 6, chambers 8 and 9 Mont. Block, r. 905 Bush
Edmonds P. A., barber. 119 Sixth, r. 909'A Harrison
Edmonds Stephen, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r. 2752
Bush
Edmonds Walter J., barber, r. 909 J4 Harrison
Edmonds William, janitor Granger's Bank of Califor-
nia, r. 128 Bernard
Edmonds William, machinehand, r. 20 Elgin Park
Edmonds William, saloonkeeper, r. 128 Bernard
Edmonds William H., foreman adjusting room U. S.
Mint, r. 403^ Perry
Edmonds & Taylor (Charles W. Edmonds and Thomas
Taylor) riggers, 6 Union
Edmonds. See Edmunds
Edmondson Alfred, butcher A. E. Rudolph, r. 31 Oak
Grove Av
Edmondson Barker (Moulton & Edmondson) r. 416
Second
Edmondson Calvin P., seaman, r. 246 Beale, rear
Edmondson John G., painter Moulton & Edmondson,
r. 416 Second
Edmondson. See Edmundson
Edmondston Benjamin B., carijenter, r. 1122M Larkin
Edmondston Harry T., conductor Central RR., r.
H22J4 Larkin
Edmunds Edwin S., r. 1220 Folsom
Edmunds George, secretary Cal. Cracker Co.,
NW cor Broadway and Battery, r. 2008 Jackson
Edmunds George M., clerk delivery dept Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. 1220 Folsom
Edmunds Henry H., dairy, 318 Jj Hayes
Edmunds S. M., r. 1220 Folsom
Edmunds Thomas W., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. 1220 Folsom
Edmunds. See Edmonds
Edmundson Jonathan, night inspector Custom House,
r. 957 }i Folsom
Edoardo Manoel R., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415 M Drumm
Edouard Henry, waiter Henry Grimm, r. Third, nr
Mission
Edouart Alexander (Edouart & Cobb) r. 626 O'Far-
rell
Edouart & Cobb (Alexander Edouart and David Cobb)
photograph gallery, 504 Kearny
Edsall Edmund T., stock operator, r. 816 California
Edsberg Edward E., salesman Charles Mayer, r. 2617
Harrison
Edsou Clinton A. (Hughes & Edson) r. Alameda
Edsou Louisa Miss, seamstress, r. Overland House
Edson Peter, seaman, r. SW cor Folsom and Main
Edson William, wool merchant, r. 101 Mason
Education Board of, new City Hall, third floor
Edwards Amanda, widow, r. NW cor Buchanan and
Laurel Av
Edwards Ambrose (Edwards & Son) r. Oakland
Edwards Andrew L. Jr., clerk Eureka Warehouse, r.
619 Bush
Edwards Arthur W., clerk Belden & Orton, r. SW cor
Twenty-fourth and Dolores
Edwards Benjamin, carpenter, r. 31 Eddy
Edwards Benjamin, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Edwards Charles, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Edwards Charles, waiter, r. 138 Fourth
Edwards Charles B., bookkeeper, r. 1909 O'Farrell
Edwards Charles H., messenger Sather & Co., r. 917
Stockten
Edwards David, dressmaker, 121 Stockton, r. 629 Ivy
Av
Edwards David H., salesman W. W. Montague k Co.,
r. 44 Sixth
Edwards Edward, bartender George Hager, r. 220
Lombard
Edwards Edward, cooper, r. 268 Tehama
Edwards Edward, messenger Pacific Bank, r, 1104
Clay
Edwards Edward H., compositorThe Daily Exchange,
r. 628 Capp
Ed-w^ards Ellis, mining secretary, 330 Pine, room
26, r. 908 Geary
Edwards Emma F., delivery clerk Post Office, r. SW
cor Jackson and Octavia
Edwards Francis A., widow, r. G19 Bush
I PIIMRI APU I?. rCi WINE VAULTS, Corner Market and Second
J. vaUINULAUn 06 V/U= Fine wines auU I^lquors.
StreetSi
THE CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPORTATION CO., ^^a^o^^l^~«-^'''^^'
L32 Front.
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Edwards Frank G. , importer carpets, oil-cloths,
window shades, and manuf paper hangings, etc.,
628-034 Clay, and comniissioner S. F. i'ire Dept.,
r. 308 Brannan
Edwards Frederick, electroplater Edward G. Dennis-
ton, r. 205 Bartlett
Edwards Frederick J . (Edwards & Stephens) r. Oak-
land
Edwards Frederick E., peddler, r. 21 J^ Frederick,
rear
Edwards George, porter A. Lusk & Co., r. 212 Wash.
Edwards George, real-estate, 317 California, r. SW cor
Dolores and Twenty-fourth
Edwards George D., mining secretary, office
414 California, r. 822 Geary
EDWARDS GEORGE F., ^o^.
turner and bird-cage manuf, S s Bryant, bet Fifth
and Sixth, r. SW cor Twenty-fourth and Dolores
Edwards George W., sawyer Edward A. Stockton, r.
Oakland
Edwards George W., steward Pacific Coast SB. State
of California
Edwards Harrison J., clerk, r. 1909 O'Farrell
Edwards Harry B., clerk Edwards, Pickens & Fulton,
r. SW cor Dolores and Twenty-fourth
Edwards Henry (C. & P. H. Tirrell & Co.) r. 626
Sutter
Edwards Henry, laborer Southern Pac. RE.
Edwards Henry C. teamster, r. 12.50 Turk
Edwards James, carpenter, r. 540 Minna
Edwards James, gardener, r. cor Seventh Av and K,
South S. F.
Edwards James, roadmaster Omnibus EE., r. 540
Minna
Edwards James, seaman, r. 415 East
Edwards James, waiter, r. 1407 Stockton, rear
Edwards James C, clerk C. M. Plum & Co., r. 819 Do-
lores
Edwards James W., dentist Bush k Neumann, r. 8
Kearny
Edwards John, blacksmith, r. 217 Ritch
Edwards John, blacksmith, r. 11 Twenty-second
Edwards John, cashier freight dept Southern Pac.
EE.. r. 435 Eddy
Edwards John, laborer Odorless Excavating Co., r.
SW cor Water and Mason
Edwards John, oiler Pacific Mail SS. City of Sydney
Edwards John, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Edwards John, waiter Palace Hotel
Edwards John G., publisher Coast Review, 320 Cali-
fornia, room 12, r. Oakland
Edwards John H., farmer, r. 1941 Clay
Edwards John H., musician Tidd & Dockum, r. 1318
Dupont
Edwards Joseph A., bousepainter, r. 2609 Mission,
rear
Edwards Justus H., clerk Albert Mau & Co., r. 1833
Jessie
Edwards Lilly, teacher Union Grammar School, r. 619
Vallejo
Edwards Lizzie Miss, r. 220 Lombard
Edwards Mary Miss, silkworker Ca). Silk Manuf. Co.
Edwards Mary V., widow, r. 1819 Webster
EdwardB Minis C, laborer U. S. Appraisers' Store, r.
625 Pine
Edwards M. L., r. 1139 Folsom
Edwards Nat., r. 1051 Market
Edwards N. E. Mrs., widow, r. 114 Ellis
Edwards Nellie Mrs., r. 37 Eddy
Edwards Perry (Hencken & Edwards) r. 112 Turk
Edwards Peter H., steward, r. 239 Seventh
Eflwards, Pickena <S» Fulton (Thomas C. Ed-
wards, James E. Pickens and William Fulton)
proptrs Commercial Agency John McEillop & Co.,
401 California, room 1
Edwards Robert, clerk, r. Park Hotel
Edwards Robert M., oi^tical and mathematical instru-
ments, 325 Kearny, r. 1007 Leavenworth
Edwards Robert W. (Edwards & Son) r. Oakland
Edwards Samuel, salesman Kahn & Brod, r. 1607
Leavenworth
Edwards Thonian, farmer, r. 863 Mission
Edwards Thomas, hostler A. Waters, r. 1000 Geary
EdwardB Thomas C. (EUiwards, Pickens & Fulton) r.
East Oakland
Edwards Thomas F.. laborer Fulton Iron Works, r.
Tehama, bet Fourth and Fifth
Edwards Thomas M.,drug(?i8t and apothecary, NEcor
Kear. and Jackson, r. NEcorBdwy and Buchanan
Edwards Walter, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Edwards Walter, porter, r. 1 Eddy
Edwards W. H.. vice-principal Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 1 Fifth
Edwards William (Edwards & Co.) r. 338 Oak
Edwards William, blacksmith Byron Jackson, r. 135
Perry
Edwards William, laborer Bay Soap and Candle Works,
r. SE cor Sixth Av and M, South S. F.
Edwards William A., second assistant engineer O. &
O. SS. Belgic
Edwards William F„ master bark Cassandra Adams,
pier 17 Steuart, r. 168 Clementina
Edwards William H., carrier Morning Call, r. 1502
Folsom
Edwards William H., stevedore, p. 61 Clementina
Edwards William P. Jr., clerk U. S. Mint, r. 822
Geary
Edwards William S., with U. S. Coast Survey, r. 2200
Broadway
EdwardB William T., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Twelfth and Mission
Edwards Wilson S., reporter Edwards, Pickens,
and Fulton, r. SW cor Dolores and Twenty-fourth
Edwards & Co., stockbrokers, 303 Pine
Edwards & Son (Robert W. and Ambrose Edwards)
manufacturing jewelers, 618 Merchant
Edwards & Stephens (Frederick J. Edwards and Wil-
liam R. Stephens) fish and oysters, 33 Center
Market
Edwardsen H., bartender Henry Grimm, r. 208 Leav.
Fells Charles P. (McElrath & Eells) attorney at law,
230 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Eells John S., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 2508 Folsom
Eells Mary S., widow, r. 531 Shotwell
Eells Thomas S., miner, r. 932 Dolores
Eff George, carpenter, r. 1227 Broadway
Elfinger Christian, clerk H. Stempelmann, r. 720
Vallejo
Effinger Louise Miss, r. 530 Ellis
Eff'ord Margaret, widow, r. 1816 Dupont
Egan Annie Mrs., r. 514 Jones
Egan Catherine, widow, r. 217 Linden Av
Egan Christopher J., butcher Edward Convey, r. NE
cor Hyde and Green
Egan Cornelius, boot treer S. W. Levy, r. 627 Oak
Egan Edward, plasterer, r. 12 Russell
Egan Edward J., blacksmith Union Iron Works, r. 260
First
Egan Edward M., policeman Citv Hall, r. 987 Harrison
Egan Hannah, domestic 1208 Leavenworth
Egan Henry, clerk Redington & Co., r. 5 Mont. PI
Egan Henry, plasterer, r. 110 Bernard
Egan James, clerk Matthias Gray, r. 5 Perry
Egan James, cook, r. Cortland Av, bet California and
Prospect Avs, B. H.
Egan James D., stonecutter, r. E s California Av, nr
Fair Av, B. H.
Egan John, bootblack, 618 Mission, r. 646 Mission
Egan John, captain Fourth Artillery U. S. A. and Post
CommaudHnt, Fort Point
Egan John, clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 6 Perry
Egan John, finisher Union Furniture Manuf. Co., r.
129 Clara
Egan John, laborer, r. SW cor Sanchez and Dorland
Egan John, liquor saloon, 1129 Folsom
Egan John (Kelly & Egan) r. 122 Page
Egan John, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Egan John, tailor, r. 141 >^ Minna
Egan John J., waiter Rues House, r. 147 Natoms
Egan Jolin W., salesman Tobin, Davisson & Co., r.
1603 Tyler
Egan Kate, r. SW cor Cal. and Esmeralda Avs, B. H.
Egan Kate Miss, teacher, r. Cassius Hotel
Egan Kate Miss, seamstress, r. 432 Natoma
Egan M. Mrs., janitress South 8. F. Primary School
E^tan Margaret, domestic lUOO Pine
Egan Mary, widow, r. E s Tilden, bet Fourteenth and
Fifteenth
Egan Michael, r. 510 Tyler
Egan Michael, foreman United Carriage Co., r. 614
Jones
Egan Michael D., clerk, r. N s Sixteenth Av, bet I»
and M, South S. F.
Egan M. J., attorney at law, 103 Montgomery
Egan Patrick, gardener L. D. Doyle, r. NE cor Central
At and Bush
Egan Patrick, laborer, r. 31 Natoma
Egan Patrick, stonemason, r. 1U06 McAllister
MULLER'S OPTOMETER,
The only reliable Instrument for Testing
Defective Vision, 135 Montgomery.
JONAS J. IV90RRIS0N,
N. E. cor. Mission and Spear Sts. Choice Sugar Pfne.
Cedar, SIl«lvin£, Stepping', Redwood t^ Ore^j^on Luntbcy.
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305
EHR
Egan Paul, hostler Alban B. Butler, r. 214 Prospect PI
Egan Peter, bartender J. M. O'Sullivau, r. 246 Third
Egan Peter, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. Alabama, bet Tweuty-fifih and Twenty-sixth
Egan Peter, signpainter, r. 268 Clara
Egan Richard J. (R. J. Egan & Co.) r. 26 Second Av
Egan R. J. k Co. (Richard J. Egan) furniture, 807
Howard
Egan Sarali, domestic 1354 Post
Egan Thomas, r. 662 Natoma
Egan Thomas, clerk Thomas O'Brien, r. Mission, nr
Second
Egan Thomas, laundryman National Laundry, r. S s
Seventeenth, bet Dolores and Church
Egan Thomas, plumber, r. 217 Linden Av
Egan Thomas A., tinsmith Q. & W. Snook, r. 1644>i
Mason
Egan Thomas B., clerk, r. 12 Russell
Egan Thomas D., laborer A. E. Buckman, r. NE cor
Church and Borland
Egan William, sawyer F. Korbel & Brothers, r. 1053
Tyler
Egan William, boottreer Buckingham & Hecht, r. Put-
nam, nr Union Av, Bernal Heights
Egan William, stockcutter Jory Brothers, r. 662 Na-
toma
Egan William J., bookkeeper Kelly & Egan, r. 122 Page
Egan William T., clerk F. J. Miller, r. cor Thirty-
first and Mission
Egan. See Eagan
Egenberger William, bookkeeper T. J. Bass & Co., r.
1934 Stevenson
Egenhoflf Julius, machinist William Deacon, r. 432
Tehama
Eger Lucien, clerk J. Cerf & Co., r. 716 Post
Eger. See Eager
Egerson J. B., glovecutter, r. 110!^ Lily Av
Egerton Henry C, commission merchant, and
agent Duryea's Glen Cove Starch, and Peters
Brothers' cutlery, 109 California, room 7, r. 336 Oak
Egestorfif Annie Mrs., r. 416 Clementina
Egestorff Henry, ice cream manuf, r. 360 Clementina
Eggellng Caroline Mrs., millinery, 1120 Market
Eggeling Charles, lettercarrier Post Office, r. 1120
Market
Eggeling Frederick, clerk Eckhorst & Lehmus, r. NW
cor Pierce and Greenwich
Eggeling Henry, cook, r. 134 Fourth
Eggeling Sophie, domestic 264 Tyler
Eggers Bertha, domestic .517 Webster
Eggers Charles, agent Mills' Pac. Seltzer Water, 411
Bush, r. 15 Powell
Eggers Christopher, drayman J. F. & J. B. Murray
Eggers Edward, salesman Frank W. Rossbach, r. 515
Washington
Eggers Fred. Mrs., ladies' physioian, 1807 Steiner
Eggers Frederick, bartender Wendelin Mayer, r. 613
Powell
Eggers Frederick, teacher music, r. 726 Vallejo
Eggers Frederick, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf.
Co., r. 1807 Steiner
Eggers George, varnisher, r. 29 Ritch
Eggers George H. (Eggers & Co.) r. NW cor Twelfth
and Folsom
Eggers Hans F. (Groth & Eggers) , r. NE cor O'Farrell
and Leavenworth
Eggers Harry, cook schr Sacramento, r. 411 Sansome
Eggers Harry, seaman scow Charlotte, Howard St.
Wharf
Eggers Henry, groceries and liquors, 228 Brannan
Eggers Herman C, assayer, r. NW cor Twelfth and Fol.
Egf^erg jr. P. G., wines and liquors, 633 California
Eggers John C, mining, office 419 California, room
11, r. 1310 California
Eggers Minna, widow, bakery and confectionery, 1019
Pacific
Eggers Robert, broker, r. 236 Sutter
Egg-ers 6i Co. (George H. Eggers and Christian H.
Voigt) wholesale grocers and provisions, 210 Cal.
Eggert Josie C. Miss, telegraph operator, r. 333 Turk
Eggert L. L. Mrs., widow, teacher vocal and Instru-
mental music, 333 Tiirk
Eggert Mary, domestic 726 Turk
Eggert William, bootblack, r. Bootz Hotel
£^Kf?^*'t William, proptr Niagara House, 721 Mis-
sion
Eggleston Alfred A., machinist, r. 131 Dolores
Eggleffton A. T., manager automatic machine
Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co., 124 Post,
r. 514 O'Farrell
Eggleston Henry, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Eggleston S. A., shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 22 Erie
Eggleston Thomas, printer, r. 1009 Mnson
Eggleston V. S., deputy Superintendent of Streets, r.
219 Dupont
Eggleton George, livery stable, S s Jackson, bet Front
and Davis, r. 134 Chestnut
Egli Frederick, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Eglin Eugene, r. 949 Howard
Egling Margaret, domestic Grand Central Hotel
Egling Margaret, widow, r. 957 Market
Egner Charles, cooper John H. Holden, r. 105 Clay
Egner John, cooper Francis W. Arnold, r. 48 Ritch
Egrorro D., fireman Pacific Coast SS. Ancon
Ehelebe August, cabinetmaker, r. E s Harrison, nr
Eighteenth
Ehinger Ernst, liquor saloon, 1501 Mason
Ehle Hickman, porter G. M. Josselyn & Co., r. 636
Ellis
Ehlen John P. (Ehlen & Co.) and groceries and
liquors, 828 Clay
Ehlen & Co. (John P. Ehlen and John C. Michselsen)
groceries and liquors, 813 Washington
Ehlers Bruce, junk, 608 Broadway, r. 612 Broadway.
rear
Ehlers John, livery stable, 1221 Pierce
Ehlers Sophia, domestic 6 Columbia
Ehlers Wiechen, groceries and liquors, SW cor Kearny
and Vallejo, r. 19 Hinckley
Ehlert Robert, sailmaker Christian C. Funk, r. 917
Green wicu
Ehlich Moses, glazier, r. 537 Sacramento
Ehlin Erich, millwright, r. 1208 Larkin
Ehlitz Henry, cigarmaker, r. 121 Clinton
Ehmann Charles, blacksmith, r. Fifteenth Av, nr P
South S. F.
Elimaun Cliarles E., photograph gallery, 115
Fourth, r. 107 Fourth
Ehmanu George E., clerk Davis Bros., r. 1714 Sao.
Ehmcke Andrew, Cigarmaktrs' Assn., 771 Market
Ehrenberg Isaac, foreman machinists City Iron Works,
r. 806 ^i Geary
Ehrenberg Julius, r. 806 J^ Geary
Elirenberg' Tlieodore A., physician, office and
r. 316 Sutter
Ehrenpfort Dora, widow, r. 1022}$ Folsom
Ehrenpfort Edward, salesman William Ehrenpfort, r.
27 Erie
Ehrenpfort F. H.. salesman William Ehrenpfort, r.
144 Eighth
Ehrenpfort Frederick (Rothschild & Ehrenpfort) r.
47 Rubs
Elirenpfort TVUliam, carpets and oil cloths, 14
Third, r. 144 Eighth
Ehrenwerth Morris, jeweler, r. 15 John
Ehret Anatole, foreman machine shop coiner's dept
U. S. Mint, r. 107 Minna
Ehret Charles, casting cleaner City Iron Works, r. 107
Minna
Ehret Edward, baker, r. 720 Stockton
Ehret Frederick W., cook, r. 1136 Folsom
Ehrhard Adam, clothing, 264 Third
Ehrhardt , tinner Emile Boesch, 569 Mission
Ehrhardt Andrew, Cigar Makers' Assa, 771 Market
Ehrhardt George, shoemaker, 106 Dupont
Ehrhardt John D., clerk 1. C. Moore, r. NE cor Fill-
more and Waller
Ehrhardt. See Earhardt
Ehrhorn August, shoemaker, 1220 Larkin
Ehrhorn Charles, boots and shoes, 305 Dupont, r. 4
Chatham PI
Ehrhorn Frank F., clerk Charles Ed. Helse, r. 1412
Folsom
Ehrhorn Frederick, shoemaker, 1644 Mission
Ehrhorn Louisa, widow, r. 1412 Folsom
Ehrhorn Rudolph, shoemaker, 405 J4 Turk
Ehrichs Henry, laborer, r. 736 Brannan, rear •
Ehrichs Henry A., packer Welters & Co., r. S s Blux-
ome, bet Fifth and Sixth
Ehrichs Richard, groceries and liquors, SE cor Bat-
tery and Vallejo, r. 420 Greenwich
Ehrler Martin, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Ehrlich Herman, stationery, r. 549 Minna
Ehrlich James E., stockbroker, 320 Pine, r. 403 Leav-
enworth
Ehrlich Louis, merchant, r. 856 Harrison
Ehrman Edward, salesman M. Ehrman & Co., r. 811
Tyler
Ehrman George, carpet layer C. M. Plum & Co., r.
Columbia Hotel
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Ehrman Joseph, bookkeeper M. Ehrman & Co., r. 811
Tyler
Ehrman Meyer (M. Ehrman & Co.) r. 519 Van Nees Av
Ehrman 91. & Co. (Meyer Ehrman, Samuel Sues-
man and Jacob Levi) importers and wholesale
groceries and provisions, 104-110 Front
Ehrman Solomon W., bookkeeper First National Gold
Bank of San Francisco, r. 519 Van Ness Av
Ehrmann B., Schuetzen Verein, 620 Bush
Ehrman Julius (Esberg, Bachman & Co.) r. New York
Ehrman Valentine, carpenter and builder, r. 22 Stock-
ton PI
Eibach C. A., fresco painter, r. SE cor Fell and Web-
ster
Elben Henry, carpenter Herrmann Roesler, r. 114}^
Turk, rear
Eiburg William, grocer, r. S s Germania, bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Eichel William, bartender William Leege & Co., r. 1525
Dupont
Eichenlaub John, liquor saloon, 412 Jackson
Eichers John, physician, 310 Montgomery Av
Eichholzer John, painter, r. Moultrie, nr Old Hickory,
B. H.
Eichhom Matbias, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Eichler Henrj-, tailor, 7 Turk, r. 2 Margaret PI
Eichler Joseph, tailor Henry Eichler, r. 2 Margaret PI
EichmuUer Charles, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Mont.
Eicholz Otto, cabinetmaker, r. 629 Second
Elcholz Theodore H. (Higgins & Eicholz) r. 28 Mc
Allister
Eichstedt Edward, r. German Hotel
Eickhoff Henry (Neumann & Elckhoff) attorney at
law, 436 Montgomery, r. 1718 Bush
Eickhoff John H. (Eickhoff* Graber) r. Alameda
Eickhoff & Graber (John H. Eickhoff and Jacob M.
Graber) poultry and fish, 82-84 Centre Market
Eickhorn Bertha, domestic 1310 Taylor
Eickhorst Frederick, liquor saloon, 28 Leldesdorff, r.
740 Howard
Eide CbarleB, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Eidenmuller Sarah, widow, r. 712 Union
Eidlnger Edward, tailor, r. 2239 Mission
Eiermann Gustave, janitor 211 Sansome, r. 302 Mont-
gomery,
Eifert Conrad, shoemaker, r. 7 Sonora
Eight Hundred Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.. Nev.)
Ellis Edwards secretary, 330 Pine, room 20
Eighth Street Grammar School, Eighth, bet Harrison
and Bryant
Eighth Street Primary School, Eighth, bet Harrison
and Bryant
Eigler Henry, stevedore, r. 8 Bondel PI
Eimann August, ironer Occidental Laundry, r. SE cor
Goughand Frankliu
Eimbeck William, assistant U. S. Coast and Geodetic
Survey, office 214 Stockton (after July let new
U. S. Appraiser's Building) r. Lick House
Einburger E., teacher music, r. 48 South Park
Einfeldt Frederick D., cooper Diedrich Buckman, r.
736 Green
Einfeldt Henry, molder Savage & Son, r. 509 Mission
Einfeldt John, cabinetmaker, r. 509 Mission
Einfeldt Martha, widow, bakery and coffee saloon, 509
Mission
Einfeldt Mary, domestic 1104 Van Ness Av
Einhoru Joseph H.(0'Dwyer & Eiuhorn) r. 616 O'Far-
rell
Elnkcr Frederick, carpenter, r. SE cor Mission and
Sixteenth
Elnsf eld Henry, house painter, r. 1316 Broadway
Elnsfeld Peter, barber, r„50 Market, r. 1207 Green
Einateiii Brothers Hii Co. , importers and manufs
boots and BhoeB,29 and 31 Battery
Einstein Jacob, r. 1721 Sutter
Einstein Morris (Einstein & Bernheim, San Buena-
ventura) office 206 Front, room 3, r. Lick House
Einstein Zadoc, merchant, r. 1509 Gough
Einstein & Bernheim (of San Buenaventura) office 206
Front, room 3
Eieel C. W. (Kewnig iEisel) r. 4 Scbeerer PI
Eiselen Charles R., clerk Tschurr & Dingeon, r. 217
Kearny
Eiselen Julia Miss, clerk Tschurr & Dingeon, r. 317
Kearny
Eiseman David, bookkeeper S. & G. Gump, r. 1813
Sutter
Eiseuiuu Jacob, sausage manuf, r. 1813 Sutter
Eiseman Soloman, r. 1813 Sutter
Eisen Babett, widow, r. 515 Franklin
Eiaen Brothers (Francis T. Eisen) proptrs Pioneer
and Alta Flour Mills, 8-16 Stevenson
Eisen Edward, dentist Thomas Morffew, r. 515
Franklin
Eisen Francis, with Curlett k. Eisen, r. 515 Frankliu
Eisen Francis T. (Eisen Brothers) r. 11 Silver
Eisen Theodore A. (Curlett ^: Eisen) r. 515 Frankliu
Eisen William, molder MXxi& Iron Works, r. 134
Fourth
Eisenbach Adolph, traveling salesman Both & Co., r.
504 Franklin
Eisenbach Isaac P., salesman Nast, Greenzweig & Co.,
533 Market
Eisenbeis Louis, wines and liquors, SW cor Fourth
and Jessie, r. 565 Mission
Eisenberg A., importer and wholesale dealer watches,
clocks, etc., 206 Kearny, rooms 1 and 2
Eisenberg E. & Brother (Elkan and Morris) cigar
manufs, 603 Front
Eisenberg Elkan (E. Eisenberg & Brother) r. 1416
Sutter
Eisenberg Isadore, merchant tailor, 139 Montgomery,
r. 1204 Sutter
Eisenberg Morris (E. Eisenberg & Brother) r. 1204
Sutter
Eisenbraun Henry, bathman Lsmpe Brothers, Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Eisenhardt John, baker, r. 619 Pacific
Eiseuhaver Adam, r. 1105 Clay
Eisenhaver John P., jeweler, r. 1105 Clay
Eiseulatner Herman, r. 621 Ellis
Eisenmanger Charles, painter, r. SE cor Mission and
Seventeenth
Eisenscbimel Carl, teacher penmanship, office 235
Kearny, room 14, r. 208 Van Ness Av
Eiser Louis, laborer F. & J. N. Stand, r. 211 Mason
Eisert John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 24 Decatur
Eisert. See Isert
Eisf elder William, importer smokers' articles, and
general insurance agent, 202 Sansome. room 5, r.
224 Oak
Eisfeldt Theodore, musician Tivoli Garden, r. 1222
Kearny
Eislcn Albert (Huggins & Eislen) r. 46 Bitch
Eisler Felix, steward, r. 14 Eleventh
Eisner Charles, clerk Edward Levy, r. 1751 Howard
Eisner David, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Eisner David, bookkeeper Banner Brothers, r. 1751
Howard
Eisner Heury (D.Wulbern & Co.) r. 212 Fifteenth
Eisner Marcus, clerk Abrahams & Spiro, r. 1751
Howard
Eisner Mary, widow, r. 1751 Howard
Eisold Emil, baker Betzold & Nieman, r. 418 O'Far-
rell
Eitel Edward E., salesman wholesale dept A. L. Ban-
croft & Co., r. 1213 Tyler
Eitel Willott, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r.
1213 Tyler
Eitner Rudolph, engraver, 629 Clay
Eitzen Augustus, bookkeeper Kahn & Brod, r. 114
Fourth
Ek John, tailor, r. 1 Church PI
Ekberg Peter George, patternmaker Pac. Iron Works,
r. 219 Twelfth
Ekblad Martin, furnace band Pioneer Reduction
Works, r. Channel, bet Fourth and Fifth
Ekelund Eric, gilder and silverplater, 620 Merchant
Ekeustein August, porter Tobin, Davisson & Co., r.
Oakland
Eklund John P., oysterman M. B. Moraghan, r. 615
Geary
Eklund P., tailor, r. 628 Merchant
Eklund Swen A., tailor Bullock & Jones, r. 1021
Hampshire
Ekstrom Charles O., waiter Pacific Club, r. 5 Vallejo
PI
El Dora Gold and Silver Mining Co. (White Pine,
Nev.) A. C. Hammond secretary, 401 Cal., room 7
El Dorado House, Simon H.Whitmore proptr, NE cor
Fillmore and Pixley
El Dorado South Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.) D. M.
Kent secretary, 330 Pine, rooms 17—19
El Madre Quicksilver Mining Co. (Napa Co., Cal.)
Abraham Halsey si'cntary, 314 Montgomery
El Ilefugio P.-troleum Co. (Santa Cruz Co., Cal.)
Richard Wegener secretary, 414 California
El Ttcolote (Spanish daily) J. M. Pimental editor
and proptr, office 6 Pollard PI
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El Tesoro Silver MiDing Co. (Lower California) ■Wil-
liam H. Chlckerlng secretary, 214 Sansome,
rooms 13 and 14
Elaine Photograph Gallery, J. George Hucke proptr,
914 Market
Elbert Adolph, musician, r. Ahlborn House
Elbert John, salesman O. Lawton & Co., r. 1125 Jack-
son
Elcho Lodging House, I. H. Bass proptr, 863 M Mar-
ket
Elder Alexander (Steele, Elder & Co.) r. Oakland
Elder Bros. (James and John) dry goods and gents
furnishings, 317 Hayes
Elder Elva R. Miss, assistant Valencia Grammar
Scliool, r. 2625 Sacramento
Elder Frederick H., r.The Baldwin
Elder James (Elder Bros.) r. New York
Elder Jane, widow, lodgings, 1 Eddy
Elder John (Elder Bros.) r. 317 Hayes
Eldt-r Joseph, steerage watchman Pacific Mail 8S.
South CaroUua
Elder Mary Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 256 First
Elder Robert F., clerk flolbrook. Merrill & Stetson,
r. 118 Eddy
Elder Scott (Elder & Harpster) r. 715 Hayes
Elder William J. (Elder & Dobbie) r. 256 First
Elder William W., conductor Central RR., r. 1623^
Turk
Elder W. W.. r. 13 Everett
Elder & Dobbie (W. J. Elder and J. B. Dobbie)
plumbing, gasfitting and stoves, 606 Clay
Filler & Harpster (Scott Elder and J. H. Harpster)
coal, hay and grain, NE cor Hayes and Buchanan
Eldracher Peter, r. 119 Seventh
Eldred Lewis L., machinist, r. 633)^ Natoma
Eldredge Ben.iamin G., groceries and dairy produce,
17 New Metropolitan Market, r. 1318 Scott
Eldredge Herbert N., clerk Benjamin G. Eldredge, r.
1318 Scott
Eldredge Sewing Machine Co., Samuel Hill, agent, 634
Market
Eldridge C, laundryman, r. 321 Pacific
Eldridge Charles, calker, r. 82 Natoma
Eldridge Charles, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r.
Franklin Hotel
Eldridge Clara Mrs., compositor A. M. Slocum, r. 612
Clay
Eldridge Edward, policeman City Hall, r. 313 Fourth
Elilridge Everett W., clerk Kittle i Co., r. 113 Capp
Eldridge George J., r. 516 Howard, rear
Eldridge Harry, assistant bookkeeper Neville & Co.,r.
113 Capp
Eldridge J. O., auctioneer, 309-313 Sansome, r. 646
Folsom
Eldridge John S., stockbroker, 1113^ Leidesdorff, r.
520 Bush
Eldridge Joseph, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, r.
W 8 Wool, nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Eldridge Joseph, painter, 516 Geary, r. 240 Minna
Eldridge Joseph E., laborer, r. Wall, bet Cortlaud Av
and Lincoln
Eldridge Mary, widow, r. 333 Sixth
Eldridge Oliver, agent New York Board Marine Un-
derwriters, 318 California, room 3, r. 615 Sutter
Eldridge Sylvester A., local agent Union Insurance
Co., r. 113 Capp
Eldridge Thomas R., translator foreign languages, r.
1315^ Powell
Eldridge. See Eldredge
Elebeck Henry, pantryman stmr Alice Garrett, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Electric Mining Co. (Butte Co., Cal.) 328 Montgomery,
room 20
Electric Pen Writing Co., John G. Hilzinger manager,
318 Pine
Elevator The (weekly) Philip A. Bell publisher
and proptr, 612 Battery
Elfelt A. B. & Co. (Augustus B. and Alfred P. El-
felt, Solomon Goldsmith, and Albert A. Levi) im-
porters clothing, and gents' furnishing goods, 108
and 110 Sansome
Elfelt Alfred P. (A. B. Elfelt & Co.) r. 630 Sutter
Elfelt Augustus B. (A. B. Elfelt & Co.) r. New York
Elfelt Edwin S., r. 630 Sutter
Elfelt Joseph (Code, Elfelt & Co.) r. 630 Sutter
Elford Alfred B., bookkeeperWest Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 920 ^ Folsom
Elford Alfred T., contractor, r. 920}^ Folsom
Elger Wenzell, cooper, r. 129 Jackson
Elgli Jacob, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Elias Francisco, r. 6 Scott PI
Elias Hugh, mining, r. 326 Ellis
Elias Isaac, merchant, r. 33 Fifth
Elias Israel, assistant mailing clerk Daily Examiner,
r. 1622 Powell
Elias Lippman, special policeman, r. 1622 Powell
Elias Manuel, clerk, r. 422 Third
Elias Manus, salesman, r. 230 Kearny
Ellas Michael, upholsterer Goodwin & Co.. r. 1623
Powell
Elias Philip, merchant, r. 630 Fulton
Elias Rosa Mrs., furnishing goods, 422 Third, r. 403
Leavenworth
Eliaser Isaac, watchmaker and jeweler, 315 Hayes, r.
915 McAllister
Eliassen Martin, cabinetmaker Eugene Hoey, r. Oak-
land
Elich Antone, cook, r. 15 Vallejo
Elikan Camille, woolsorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. NE cor North Point and Polk
Eliot Insurance Co. of Boston, E. E. Potter agent, 200
Sansome
Eliot Joseph B., accountant S. F. Chronicle, r. 1221
Washington
Elitch George, r. 715 Lombard
EUtch John, r. 326 Mason
Elite Photograpli Gallery, Jones, Rulofson &
Co. propts, 838 Market
Elite Saloon, Williams & Schrelber proptrs, 21
Kearny
Elkeles E. Aaron, upholsterer Gustave Baum, r. 1411
Sacramento
Elken Albert, teamster, 517 Market, r. 307 Gough
Elkingtou James E.. cabinetmaker Indianapolis Chair
Manuf. Co., r. 242 5<J Clara
Elkins Franklin M., mining, r. 230 Turk
Elkins H. L., Mrs., r. 73U O'Farrell
^Elks George, millhand South Point Mills, r.213 Perry
Ell William, brewer Chicago brewery, r. 1432 Pine
Ellard Thomas, packer S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r.
20 Clara
Ellard Walter H., engineer, r. 11 J4 Page
Ellard William, laborer, r. 1412 Baker
Elleau Henry, manufacturing jeweler and dia-
mond setter, 208 Sutter, r. Alameda
Ellen Gowen Mining Co. (Y'uma Co., Arizona) Daniel
Buck secretary, 80 Nevada Block
Ellenberger Casper, porkpacker, 61 Centre Market and
3 Mission Market, r. 532 Shotwell
EUenbrock Frederick, groceries and liquors, NW cor
McAllister and Buchanan
Ellender George, bartender Charles J. Fox, r. 109 O'-
Farrell
Ellerhorst Henry D., produce commission, 117
Drumm, r. 1931 Pine
Ellerkamp Benjamin, driver Charles A. Relners, r.
217 Elm Av
Ellerkamp John, cabinetmaker, r. 217 Elm Av
Ellert August, seaman SS. Newljern, Folsom St.Wharf
Ellert Levi R., clerk Abramson & Bacon, r. 717 Clay
Ellery Douglas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Ellery Epes, real-estate, 420 Montgomery, room 1^ r.
Alameda
Ellett Lizzie, widow, r. 10 De Boom
Ellich Antonio, seaman, r. 715 Davis
Ellick Charles, seaman, r. Sailor's Home
Ellicott Eugene, sub-assistant U.S. Coast and Geodetic
Survey, office 214 Stockton (after July 1st new
U. S. Appraiser's Building) r. Olympia, Washing-
ton Territory
Elllnghouse Bertha, widow, r. 749 Folsom
Ellinghouse Edward C, compositor, r. 749 Folsom
Ellingwood Isaac H., freight clerk Cal. Steam Naviga-
tion Co.. r. 1113 Shotwell
Ellintvood Cliarleti N., physician, office 715
Clay, r. 1723 Pine
Elliot Augustus G., foreman teamster Heman C. El-
liot, r. 11 Guerrero
Elliot Benjamin, foundry facings, 41 Fremont, r. 1010
Bryant
Elliot Charles, city superintendent Spring Valley
Water Works, r. 2215 Steiner
Elliot Charles A., bookkeeper Heman C. Elliot, r. 136
Gough
Elliot Charles B., builder, office 417 Kearny, r. 710
Pine
Elliot Charles E., secretary Exchequer Mining
Co., 4 S. F. Stock Exchange Building, r. 1906 Eddy
Elliot Charles W., salesman A. M. Simpson & Bro., 1
Howard, r. 56 South Park
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School, r. 2202 Steiner
I Elliot Giovanni, laborer, r. 10 Union PI
. Elliot Harry, student, r. 2215 Steiner
I Elliot Heman C, drayman, office 1 Howard, r. San
Rafael
I Elliot John P., contractor, r. N 8 Twenty-second, bet
Chattanooga and Church
Elliot Mary Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. 136 Gough
I Elliot Ralph P., salesman John S. Hand, r. Oakland
V Elliot S. F., carpenter, r. W s Shotwell, bet Twenty-
I fifth and Twenty-sixth
Elliot Washington, teacher music Public Schools, r.
I 733 Bush
, Elliott A. H., telegraph operator, r. Montgomery's
Hotel
Elliott Alice, domestic 1030 Vallejo
Elliott Charles, laborer, r. 149 Dore. rear
Elliott Charles F., salesman Elliott & Co., r. 620 Post
Elliott Clark, blacksmith, r. 622 Capp
Elliott Edward, porter Steele, Elder k Co., r. 734
Mission
Elliott E. J. (Elliott & Co.) r. 527 Post
Elliott Frederick A., stockbroker and secretary Swan
Brewery, r. 1031 Market
ElUott G. B., student, r. 1920 Franklin
I Elliott George, captain schr Hueneme, Spear St.
I Wharf, r. 12 Second Av
1 Elliott George H., draftsman Risdon I. and L. Works,
I tt. 504 Powell
. Elliott G.W. L., General U. S. A., r. 1920 Franklin
I Elliott Henry, r. 609 Pine
. Elliott Henry, driver William Schlothan,r.W8 Minne-
sota, bet Napa and Sierra
I Elliott Henry A. (Wadhams & Elliott) r. 311 Dupont
I Elliott J. Frank, driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 1047}^
I Market •
Elliott John, r. cor Gates and Crescent Av, B. H.
I Elliott John, laborer Black Point Packing House, r.
NW cor Francisco and Fillmore
Elliott Kate Miss, assistant Girls' High School, r. 729
; California
Elliott M. L., student Hcald's Business College
. Elliott Nathan, manager Elliott & Co., r. 527 Post
. Elliott Richard, mining, 45 Merchants' Exchange, r.
211 Shotwell
, Elliott Robert, laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. E s
I Folsom, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
I Elliott Samuel, waiter stmr City of Stockton,WB8hing-
: ton St. Wharf
I Elliott Sarah Miss, r. 211 Shotwell
Elliott Thomas, real-estate, r. 134 Fourth
Elliott Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Elliott Thomas, teamster H. H. Ellis, r. NE|cor Polk
and Lombard
Elliott T. S., physician, r. Lick House
Elliott Vincent, groceries and provisions, NE cor
Pacitic and Larkin
Elliott Wallace W. (Wallace W. Elliott & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Elliott Wallace W. & Co. (Wallace W. Elliott and
Elliott 8. Moore) lithographing, engraving, and
printing, 106 Leidesdorff
Elliott Washington L., secretary Raymond & Ely Min-
ing Co., 328 Montgomery, r. 1920 Franklin
Elliott W. H., compositor Morning Call, r. 727 Val-
lejo
Elliott William, bellman Palace Hotel
Elliott William, boilermaker, r. 1911 Jessie
Elliutt William, mining, r. 740 Folsom
Elliott William O., city agent and surveyor Guardian
Assurance Co., 406 California, r. 1920 Franklin
Elliott William R., speculator, r. 1817 Eddy
Elliott W. W., carpenter, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet
Chattanooga and Dolores
Elliott dte Co. (E. J. Elliott) fmit commission, 609
Sunsome
Elliott. See Eliot and Elliot
Ellis A. J., r. 234 Bush
Ellis Albert, teamster, r. 607 Mission
Ellis Alfred B., porter William Ward * Co., r. 324
Vallejo
Ellis Alfred T. (M. C. Ellis & Son) r. Tehama, Gal.
Ellis Alfred Thomas, r. 1613 Post
Ellis Benjamin, match manuf , r. 305 Tyler
Ellis Benjamin F., contractor, r. SE cor Railroad and
Eighteenth Avs, South S. F.
Ellis Charles A., carpenter and builder, 620 Jones, r.
1053 Tyler
Ellis Charles H. M., salesman George B. Knowles &
Son, r. 2 Washington Av
Ellis Charles J., cashier freight dept Central Pac. RR.,
r. 1 Fifth
Ellis Charles L., bartender John McDonald, r. 331
Jessie
Ellis Charlotte Mrs., notions, 922 Larkin
Ellis C. M., r. 425 Sutter
Ellis Coe C. Miss, teacher, r. cor Railroad and Eigh-
teenth Avs, South S. F.
Ellis David O., driver City RR., r. 2006)4 Mission
Ellis Edgar D., engineer, r. 1022 Twentieth
Ellis Edward, carpenter, r. N s Sierra, nr Tennessee
Ellis Edward V., pressman P. E. Dougherty & Co., r.
NE cor Tennessee and Sierra
Ellis Eli, clerk, r. 305 Tyler
Ellis E. V. H. Mrs., r. 924 3^ Pine
Ellis Frank H.. conductor Market St. RR., r. 772
Mission
Ellis Frederick P. (Cook k Ellis) r. 108 Hyde
Ellis G., r. 435 Bush
Ellis George J., boxmaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N •
Sierra, bet Tennessee and Kentucky
Ellis George W., captain schr L. Maria, Larue's
Wharf
Ellis George W., real-estate, r. SW cor Clay and Lyon
Ellis Henry, mate schr Emilie Martin, r. 250 Clay
Ellis Henry C, clerk H. H. Ellis, r. 306 Lombard
Ellis Henry E., photographer, r. 1138 Sutter
Ellis H. H. (Ellis ft Miller) r. 30C Lombard
Ellis James (Ellis & Tindal) r. Oakland
Ellis James, laborer, r. 203 Folsom
Ellis James J., r. 311 Minna
Ellis Jane, widow, r. E s Tennessee, bet Sierra and
Nevada
Ellis J. J., machinist William T. Garratt
Ellis John M., barber, 53 Fifth, r. 39 Fifth
Ellis Joseph, Ship Calkers' Assn, Barra's Hall
Ellis Joseph E., clerk Darwin & Murphy, r. W s Indi-
an6, bet Sierra and,Napa
Ellis Laura, widow, nurse, r. 526 Vallejo
Ellis Margaret M., widow, r. 1010 Lombard
Ellis Marv A. Mrs., bakery and bazaar, 2006,''^ Mission
Ellis M." C. Jii Son (Mosos C. Ellis and Alfred T.
Ellis) proptrs North Star Flouring Mills(Teh8ma)
otfice 220 (lay
Ellis M. H. Mrs., widow, r. 44 Sixth
Ellis Michael, laborer, r. 1606 Mason
Ellis Moses C. (M. C. Ellis & Son) r. 1013 Post
Ellis M. T. Mrs., r. 115 Powell
Ellis Nathan R., carpenter, r. 24 >$ Willow Av
Ellis Peter (Somerville & Ellis) r. Commercial Hotel
Ellis Philip J., carriagepainter, 843 Harrison, r. 130
Shipley
Ellis Raphael, clerk, r. 305 Tyler
Ellis Richard, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 642 Howard
Ellis Robert, longshoreman, r. 18 Boardman
Ellis Samuel C, raining secretary, 410 California, r.
924 >4 Pine
Ellis Sarah, widow, r. 825 Jessie
Ellis Seeley E., fruits and vegetables. 43 Third
Ellis Stephen, grain weigher, r. 2 Washington
Ellis Thomas P., plumber G. & W. Snook, r. 1606
Mason
Ellis William, boatman, r. 126 Francisco
Ellis William, miner, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Ellis William, painter, r. N s Greenwich, bet Scott
and Devisadero
Ellis William, third officer Pac. Coast 88. Senator
Ellis William, waiter, r. 233 Third
Ellis William E., salesman Continental Oil and
Transportation Co., r. 519 Third
Ellis William P., master mechanic Geary St. P. and
O. RK., r. NW cor Point Lobos and First Avs
Ellis & Miller (H. H. Ellis and J. W. Miller) hay,
grain and feed, 21 and 23 Spear
Ellis & Tindal (James Ellis and George W. Tindal)
produce commission, 500 Sansome
EUish Christian, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Ellison Emilie Mrs., r. 522 Powi 11
Ellison James, groceries and liquors, 335 Tenth
Ellison Samuel, longshoreman, r. 3 Berry
Ellison William, waiter Palace Hotel
Ellmaker Maria E., widow, r. SE cor Eighteenth and
Guerrero
Ellon Robert, mining secretary, 310 Pine, room 47, r.
119 Turk
Ells Richard P., seaman, r. 324 Main
Ellsen Stephen, boatswain Pacific Mail 88. City of
New York
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN. '^LfKproSLf '
I/\MAC I MnDDICAKI Lmmber Dealer, N.E. cor. Mission and Spear Sts., has large
JONAO J. IVlUnnlOUN, Lumber sheds mied wltn well »ea80iied Lumber.
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Ellsworth Charles, janitor U. S. Mint, r. 2504 Bush
Ellsworth Henry, pressman Evening Post, r. 110
Turk
Ellsworth Henry M. (H. M. Ellsworth & Co.) r. 2034
Bush ^ „
Ellsworth H. M. & Co. (Henry M. Ellsworth, J. Ty-
son, and W. L. Bromley) borax refinery, 417
Chestnut, ofllce 28 Stevenson Block
Ellsworth John, waiter Pacific Coast SS. Ancon,
Brottdwav Wharf
Ellsworth Timothv, r. 39 South Park
Ellsworth William, bootblack, r. 031 Market
Ellsworth William, driver Martin Holje, r. E s De
Haro, bet Center and El Dorado
Ellsworth William, seaman schr Mary Joseph, Beale
St. Wharf
Elm Emile, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 243 Te-
hama
Elm House, Mrs. Mary Kenney proprietress, 110
Sixth
Elm John, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 243 Te-
hama
EUmer Angell, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r. 1327
Vallejo
Elmer Casper (Elmer & Amendt) r. 548 Howard
Elmer Harrison, compositor W. P. Harrison, r. 314
Bush
Elmer Mary Miss, speculator, r. 119 J4 Sixth
Elmer Mary E. Mrs., furnished rooms. 314 Bush
Elmer William R., clerk Crane & Brigham, r. 314
Bush
Elmer & Amendt (Casper Elmer and Emil Amendt)
liquor saloon, 3E cor Kearny and Hardie PI
Elmers Nicholas, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Powell and Greenwich, r. 1817 Powell
Elmore Martin G., engineer, r. 1138 Suiter
Elmore Samuel (R. D. Hume & Co.) r. Oakland
Elmquist John R., patternmaker Union Iron Works,
r. 243 Tehama
Elms Elisha, painter, r. 303 Davis
Elms John D., attorney at law, 215 Sansome, rooms
5 and 6
Elms John J., upholsterer, r. 607 Stockton
Eloesser Arthur, bookkeeper Heynemann & Co., r.
220G Jones
Eloesser Leo, book and job printer, and secretary
Eureka Benev. Soc, 414 Clay, r. 2206 Jones
Elsasser Charles (Elsasser & Krueckel) r. 1119 Pierce
Elsasser Jonas, bookkeeper Wangenheim, Stemhelm
6 Co. , r. 2143 Mission
JElsassor & Krueckel (Charles Elsasser and Charles
Krueckel) liquor saloon, SE cor First and Market
Elsbach Albert, clerk Schoenholz Bros, i Co.. r. 1913
Fillmore
Elsbach Hermann (Schoenholz Brothers & Co.) r. 603
Lag\ina
Elsbers Katie, domestic 2026 Pine
Elsen C, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Elser Louisa Mrs., r. 2019 Devisadero
Eisner Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Elster Hfnry, r. 913 Sacramento
Elston Ann Mrs., nurse Protestant Orphan Asylum
Elton Robert, seaman Pacific Mall SS. City of Sydney
Eltonhead F. E., r. The Baldwin
Elverson Alexander, bartender N. Hochguertel, r.
Ocean Beach Road, nr Cliff House
Elvert Ellen seamstress La Grande Laundry Co., r.
E s Thirteenth, bet Folsom and Howard
Elvin Henry (Kuhlke & Elvin) r. SW cor Mission
and Beale
Elvoad Lee, cardriver, r. 631 Broadway
Elward Joseph, deckhand, r. 1014 Montgomery
Elwell Frank, tailor, 315 Sutter
Elwell James, deckhaud stmr San Joaquin No. 2,
Jackson St. Wharf
Elwell Will E., deckhand stmr D. E. Knight, Green
St. Wharf
Elwert Charles P., druggist G. Leipnitz & Co., r. 321
Dupont
Elwert Henry, r. 1818 Post
Elwood John, second officer Pacific Mail SS. City of
New York
Elwood Margaret, widow, r. 911 Harrison
Elwood Michael, real-estate, r. 37 Minna
Ely George S. B., engineer stmr Washington, Jackson
St. Wharf, r. Oakland
Ely Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Lincoln Co. Nev.)
Joseph Morizio secretary. 328 Mont., room 24
Ely Henry H., r. 517 Jones
Ely Maggie, widow, r. 108 Mason
111
Ely Nicholas, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 32 Clem
eutina
Ely Thomas, blacksmith, r. Columbia Hotel
Ely Wallace A., physician, office and
Powell
Eman Charles, waiter Gustavus Pope, 551 First
Emanuel Abraham, r. 839 McAllister
Emanuel E., r. 839 McAllister
Emanuel Emanuel (L. & E.Emanuel) r. 1014 Van Ness
Av
Emanuel H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Emanuel Israel, r. 839 McAllister
Emanuelli. «Ss E. (Lewis and Emanuel) furniture
manufs, wa»erooms 319 and 321 Pine, factory
Berry, bet Fourth and Fifth
Emanuel Lewis (L. & E. Emanuel) r. 316 Turk
Emanuel Samuel, papercutter H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
839 McAllister
Emanuelle Francis, clerk August Pistolesi, r. 752
W'ashington
Embler Benjamin, clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 2812
Laguna
Embley Charles, cook, r. 370 Natoma
Embody Obadiah, capitalist, 232 Montgomery
Embui E.. Cabinet Makers Union, 912 Market
Emelem John, fisherman, r.W s Michigan, bet Napa
and Shasta
Emeric Henry F.. r. 1420 California
Emeric Joseph, real-estate, 621 Sansome, r. 1115 Geary
Emerich Joseph, superintendent S. F. Steamboat and
Transportation Co., office Jackson St. Wharf, r.
Nccleus House
Emerson Albert, lumber surveyor, r. 51 Minna
Emerson Charles, carpenter, r. 2215 Howard
Emerson Charles, master mariner, r. 511 O'Farrell
Emerson Charles, watchman stmr El Capitan, Oak-
land Ferry
Emerson Charles H., clerk Chickering & Thomas, r.
1530 Clay . , ^ „-
Emerson Daniel W., manuf boots and shoes, 77
New Montgomery, and boots and shoes, 2508 Mis-
sion, r. San Rafael
Emerson Edgar W., clerk W. H. L. Barnes, r. 1d30
Clay
Emerson George E.. r. 516 Brannan
Emerson George T., assistant License Collector, r.
1530 Clay
Emerson Herman, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Emerson James, bartender, r. 803 Montgomery ■
Emerson John A. (Drake & Emerson) r. ArUngton
Emerson i^evi G., drayman George W. Gibbs & Co., r.
143 Townsend ^. ,■,,,,
Emerson Loring G., master barkentine Adelaide
Cooper, office 416 Davis
Emerson N. S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 239 Seventh
Emerson Oliver, carpenter, r. 409 Drumm .
Emerson Richard, musician, r. 12 Perry
Emerson Sylvester, stonecutter, r. 613 Mission
Emerson William, trunkmaker, r. 8 Morse
Emerson William, laborer Thomas Dufi', r. 423 Bush
Emerson William L., bartender, r. SE cor El Dorado
and Hampshire
Emerson. See Emmerson , „ ^
Emert John L., r. Ninth Av, nr. N, South 8. F.
Emerton Edward, bartender stmr Saucelito, r. Ban
Quentin
Emery Eugene, coppersmith Charles W. Smith
Emery Frederick, waiter A.Wilson, r. 263 Stevenson
Emery George T., mining, 646 Market, room 2, r. 2832
California
Emory Henry T., clerk Merchants' Exchange Assn, r.
2U1 Turk _ „^,^ _ ,
Emery Josenh S., president Western White Lead
Works, S s Brannan, bet Seventh and Eighth, r.
Oakland
Emery Leander, cook Frederick Gries, r. 36 Clay
Emery Olive C. widow, r. 1450 Minna
Emery S. S.. builder, SE cor Eddy and Leavenworth,
r. 222 Eddy
Emery Thatcher G.. r. 709 Van Ness Av
Emery Thomas, calkor, r. 1 Central PI
Emery Walter, lather new City Hall
Emery William B., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r.
407 Folsom „^ „ j «
Emery William H., conductor Geary St., P. and O.
RR., r. 316 Fourth
Emery. See Emory , „ ^.
Emes" William H., clerk Martin Bahrt, r. 311 Seventh
I Emeson Jacob, mate schr J. B. Leeds, r. 1029 York
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OitU. W. l/LAnK, Paper Hangings &Slia(le Material. Manufacturer of winiJaw Shades
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^oi.esai.e hardware.
Market and Front Streets.
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Emetlo Zolari, seaman schr Mary Alice, Front St.
Wharf
Emhoff Antone, milk ranch. Eighteenth Av, bet F
and G, South S. F.
Emhoff Frank, restaurant, SW cor First and Steven-
son, and milk ranch, XE cor Devisadero and
Chestnut
Emllio Luis F., secretary The Real Estate Associates,
r.lll7 Hyde
Emllio Manuel F., clerk, r. 1117 Hyde
Emisch Henry, baker, r. 745 Market
Emmal Frank, clerk Langley & Michaels, r. 612
Jones
Emmal Joseph B., real-estate, r. 612 Jones
Emmal Joseph B. Jr., assistant bookkeeper Langley
& Michaels, r. 612 Jones
Emmatt John, clerk freight auditor Central Pac. RR.,
r. 412 Treat Av
Emme Louis, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1100
Bryant
Emmel Conrad, teamster Overland Freight Transfer
Co., r. 54 Clementina
Emmerich Balthasar, barber, 2610 Mission
Emmerich Louisa Mrs., midwife, r. 2610 Mission
Emmerson Phoebe Miss, r. 25}^ Sixth
Emmerton John W., painter, r. 3 Valencia
Emmet C. Temple, attorney at law, 224 Sansome.
r. NW cor Kearny and Chestnut
Emmett James, carpenter, r. 545 Mission
Emmons Ellen Mrs., dressmaker, 1014 Filbert
Emmons Elmer S., bookkeeper Savings and Loan
Soc. r. 937 Twenty-first
Emmons George W.,phouographer and corresponding
clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 937 Twenty-first
Emmons Idclla E. Miss, assistant Columbia St. Pri-
mary School, r. 937 Twenty-first
Emmons Mary J., widow, r. 937 Twenty-first
Emmons Thomas, oiler Pacific Coast SS. Senator, r.
8 M Sherwood PI
Emmons William H., compositor Morning Call, r.
1014 Filbert
Emmrich Ernest, clerk Adjutant General's Ofllce, U.
S. A., Presidio Reservation
Emory George, sailmaker, r. 5 Second Av
Empey Charles, sausage factory, 10 J4 Stevenson, r. 15
Rincon PI
Empey Charles Jr., foreman Charles Empey, r. 15
Rincon PI
Empey Walter, clerk, r. 15 Rincon PI
Empey William, butcher, r.(405 Grove
Empire and Le.xiugton Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.) B.
B. Minor secretary, 49 Nevada Block
Empire Brewery, John Harrold proptr, 420 Chest-
nut, office and depot. 179 Jessie
Empire Coal Mine and Railroad (Mt. Diablo)
Mortimer W. Belsliaw manager, office 402 Front,
Thomas C. Peddler agent, SW cor Steuart and
Folsom
Empire Consolidated Mill and Mining Co. (Nevada
Co., Cal.) office 401 California, room 4
Empire Foundry, Savage & Son proptrs, 135-141 Fre-
mont
Empire Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Tulare
Co., Cal.) J. T. McQeoghegan secretary, 318
Pine, room 13
Empire House, Warncke & Griffiths proptrs, 8E cor
Sixth Av and M, South S. F.
Empire Lodifingfs, William A. Chxirch, proptr,
636 Commercial
Empire Mutch Factory, estate of B. Bendel &
Co., proptr. SE cor Eleventh and Harrison, Hofen &
Co. agents, 412 Clay
Empire Soda Works, Francis S. Waldo proptr, 1721
Market
Empire Steam CofTee and Spice Mills, Ho-
fen i: Co. proptrs, 412 Clay
Empire Warehouse, Woodhams & Ludlum proptrs, 16
-22 Beale
Empthe John, longshoreman, r. 561 Bryant
Emslie Charles, night inspector Custom House, r. 343
Branuau
Enas George H., captain tug Minnehaha
Encalada Augustin, oook, r. 24 Commercial
Encarnacion Leon, porter W. Loaiza, r. 1217 Wash.
Ender Henry, laborer, r. 518 Pacific
Enderlein Max, bookkeeper S. F. Abend Post, r. 313
Fourth
Enders Jacob, mason, r. 1301 Montgomery
Endker Christ., laborer Melchior & Pieper, r. Howard,
bet Third and Fourth
Endl Ferdinand T., liquor saloon, 1019 Market
Endlekofer Max, house and window cleaning, r. 1606
Mason
Endor Joseph, seaman, r. 620 Second
Endres Jacob (Rebstock, Endres i^ Co.) r. 106 Post
Eindris C. Mrs., bakery, 776 Folsom
Ener William H., Austrian Benev. Soc, 310 O'Farrell
Engalls John, master mariner, r. 628 Hayes
Engdahl Nils, tailor, r. 1031 Hampshire
Engel Bertha, domestic 906 O'Farrell
Engcl Caspar, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 537
Seventh
Engel Elise Miss, r. 1010 Montgomery
Engel Emilia, widow, r. Thoroughfare Hotel
Engel Frederick, butcher F. Felsing, r. 967 Mission
Engel George, club rooms, SE cor Kearny and Pine, r.
515 Pine
Engel George N., boatman Clay St. Wharf, r. 1128
Union
Engel Henry G., boatman Clay St. Wharf, r. 1128
Union
Engel John H., boatman Clay St.Wharf, r. 1128 Union
Engel Moseii, night foreman City Cab and Carriage
Stables, r. 174 Jessie
Engel Nicholas, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 421 Jj
Filbert
Engel Rosa, widow, r. 122 Olive Av
Engel Rudolph, waiter The Baldwin, r. 452 Jessie
Engel. See Engle
Engelberg Emil A. , German bakery and confec-
tionery, 416 Kearny, r. 418 Kearny
EngelbergEmil A. Jr., clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r.
418 Kearny
Engelbert Peter H., cigar manuf, 4 Fourth, r. 521
Minna
Engelbrecht, Fox & Co. (Herman Engelbrecht
and Otto Fox) importers, manufs, and jobbers ci-
gars and tobacco. 312 and 314 Front
Engelbrecht Herman (Engelbrecht, Fox & Co.) r.
Oakland
Engelbrecht Herman A., salesman Engelbrecht, Fox
Jc Co., r. Oakland
Engelbrecht Stephen, stage carpenter Piatt's Hall, r.
228 Bush
Engelbretsen Gilbert, r. Green PI, bet Montgomery
and Ke.'iruy
Engeler Kate, domt-stic 1423 Post
Engelhardt Bemhard, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
605 Ninth
Engelhardt Edward, Coopers' Pro. Assn, 767 Market
Engelhardt F., compositor Cal. Demokrat, r. 92(1
Montgomery
Engelhardt George, cooper I. Nesbitt & Brother, r. 920
Bryant
Engelhardt Henrietta, widow, r. NE^ cor Steuart and
Howard
Engelhardt John B., fringemaker Fromm & Scbaefer,
r. NE cor Howard and Steuart
Engelhardt William, r. 309 Green
Engelke August, rigger and stevedore, r. 1217 Kearny
Engelke Charles H., a.rent S. F. Abend Post, r. E s
Church, bet Twenty-seventh and Dimcan
Engell Fred, bartender, r. 121 Fourth
Engelman Constantine V., foreman HoUing Brothers,
r. 1032 Market
Engelman Herman, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Engelmann Charles W., teacher music University
Mound College, r. 413 Powell
Engels Charles H., tinsmith, r. E s Utah, bet Sonoma
and Yolo
Engels Henry, brass founder William Engels, r. E s
Utah, bet Twenty-fourth and Yolo
Engels May Miss, seamstress, r. 736 Vallejo
Engels William, proptr Pacific Brass and Bronze
Works, E s Utah, nr Twenty-fourth
Engemnnn Charles, painter, r. 11 William
Engemundsen P., master mariner, office 12 Clay
Engineer of the Pacific (monthly) Joseph Mosheimer
publisher. 507 Montgomery
England Alfred, porter Robert Ballentlne
Englander Aar<'n (M. Euglander &Son) r.807 P^nklin
Englander Edward, actor, r. 1510 Mission
Englander Frank E., fringemaker Pac. Fringe Co., p.
1610 Mission
Englander Frederick M., cigars, 214 Dnpont, r. 6 Se-
llua PI
Englander Leopold, attorney at law, 636 Clay, r. 726
Tyler
Englander M. k Son (Max and Aaron Englander)
draymen, NE cor Pine and Battery
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY.
LACE CURTAINS, BLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office, 33 Geary St
J. IVIACD0N3UGH,
IMPORTER OP AND DEALER IN AIX KINDS OP FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAIi, 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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EnglanderMax (M. Englander & Son) r. 807 Frank-
lin
Englander William, manager Pac. Fringe Co., r. 1510
Mission
Engle Barthof , tailor, r. 645 Clay
Engle Charles, blacksmith Cal. Tool Works, r. 169
Silver
Engle Christian, cooper Ole Madson, r. Berkeley
Engle Jacob P. (Engle & Son) r. NE cor Fillmore and
Lombard
Engle Volney (Engle & Miller) r. 130 O'Farrell
Engle Walter J. (tngle & Son) r. NE cor Fillmore
and Lombard
Eu^le «Sc Miller ("Volney Engle and Charles Miller)
groceries and liquors, NEcor O'Farrell and Powell
Eugfle & Son (Jacob P. and Walter J.) lumber and
wood, Fillmore St. Wharf
Engle. See Engel
Engleberdt Frederick, cellarman Golden Gate Brew-
ery, r. 717 Greenwich
Englemann J. D., painter, r. 1744 Market
Engler August, expressman, NW cor Market and Ma-
son, r. NE cor O'Farrell and Mason
Engler Benedict, manuf sausages, 213 Fourth, r. 211
Fourth
Engler Gfrman, bakery, SW cor Union and Sonora
Engler Johanna, widow, r. 1027 McAllister
Engler William, Cigar Maker's Assn., 771 Market
English Alice, widow, r. IGOl Bush
English Annie Miss, seamstress, r. 1501 Van Ness Av
English Benjamin F., salesman John F. English, r.
2705 Folsom
English C. Frederick, teamster John F. English, r.
2705 Folsom
English Daniel, boot and shoemaker, 125 Eighth, r.
846 Washington
English Edward, driver Sutter St. ER., r. 1601 Bush
English Edward, smelter Selby Smelting and Lead
Works
English Ellen Mrs., bakery, 1885 Mission
English Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,Nev.)
Joseph Morizio secretary, 328 Mont., room 24
English James, painter, r. 18!?5 Mission
English James, springmakerCal. Spring Manuf. Co., r.
129 Eleventh
English James W., real-estate, r. NW cor Folsom and
Twentieth
English Jerome (English & Lynch) r. 125 Fell
English John, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. City of
Sydney
English John, physician, office and r. 305 Fifth
Engflish JoHn P. , produce commission merchant,
313 and 315 Davis, r. 2650 Harrison
English Joseph M.. capitalist, office 328 Montgomery,
room 7, r. 1112 Bush
English Lizzie Miss, dressmaker White House, r. 124
Turk
English M., r. 14 Geary
English M. C, r. 614 Kearny
English Nathaniel F., clerk Lowry & Co., r. 734>i
Howard
English Nellie Miss, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 1601 Bush
English Patrick, Stone Cutter's Pro. Assn, 818 How-
ard
English Rebecca F. Miss, teacher music, r. 2705 Folsom
English Thomas, snshmaker Jason Springer & Co., r.
Oakland Point
English William D. (English k Gibbons) r. Oakland
English William P., carpetlayer, r. 339 Eddy
English & Gibbons (William D. English and Alfred
Gibbons) commercial brokers, NE cor Front and
Clay
English & Lynch (Jerome English and Peter Lynch)
horseshoers, 228 Mission
Engstrom Fritz, upholsterer Grand Hotel, r. 3 Adelaide
PI
Engstrom Peter, laundryman 8. P. Laundry, r NW
cor Turk and Fillmore
Enpwer William A. (Alta Soap Co.) r. 820 Lombard
Enkel Samuel, salesman Simon Peckerman, r. 214 Sixth
Enkle Abraham, barber Aaron Shaen, r. 425 Green
Enkle Herman, clerk, r. 425 Green
Enkle Morris, expressman, SW cor Vallejo and Stock-
ton, r. 425 Green
Enneking Jane, domestic 1928 Pine
Ennerson Samuel, collector, r. 1130 Pine
Enuis Catherine Miss, bakery, 1905 Geary
Ennis Cornelius, A., barber, r. 272 Jessie
Ennis Daniel, waiter Gustaviis Pope, 551 First
Ennls Georgia, domestic 1930 Fillmore
Ennis James, hoxmaker Gilman & Raccoaillat, r. 150
Langton
Ennis John, driver James L. Berry, r. Minna, bet
New Montgomery and Second
Ennis Kate, widow, r. 206 Langton
Ennis Lawrence, bootfitter, r. 651 Mission
Ennls Lawrence, laborer, r. 1448 Minna
Ennis Margaret, domestic 1427 Post
Ennis Nettie Miss, actress Adelphi Theater
Ennis Nicholas, hackman, r. 1712 Ellis
Ennis Nicholas, wagonmaker, r. 138 Langton
Ennis Richard, laborer Patrick Lynch, r. 1122 Larkln
Ennis William, first lieutenant Fourth Artillery,
V. 8. A.,r. Presidio
Ennis William, milker A. T. Noble & Co., r. S s Val-
ley, nr Dolores
Ennis William H., mining, r. 237 Tyler
Eno Frank, major U. S. A., r. The Baldwin
Enos Abraham T., bricklayer Selby Smelting and
Lead Works, r. 2725 Howard
Enos Antone, cabinetmaker F. S. Chadbourne & Co.,
r. Oakland
Enos Frank, deckhand stmr Amador, Oakland Ferry,
r. East Oakland
Enos Frank, longshoreman, r. N s Union, bet Sansome
and Battery
Enos John, laborer, r. N s Union, bet Sansome and
Battery
Enos John S., attorney at law, 29 Nevada Block, r. W
s Chenery, bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Enos Joseph L., proptr New Portuguese Exchange,
117 Jackson
Enos Joseph R., milk dairy, S s Lombard, bet Kearny
and Montgomery
Enos Manuel, porter stmr James M. Donohue, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Enos Manuel, seaman schr Phoebe Fay, Mission St.
Wharf
Enos Manuel, seaman sloop Ida, Jackson St. Wharf
Enquist Alfred, pressman, r. E s LarUln, nr Green
Enquist Alfred, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Enquist Alfred A., notary public, 436 Montgomery,
r. N s Vallejo, bet Larkin and Polk
Enri John, cabinetmaker, r. 759 Howard
Enricht Louis, street contractor, r. 932 Union
Enrlgbt Conrad, laborer Sea Wall
Enright Cornelius, r. 6 Willow Av
Enright Cornelius, laborer Sea Wall, r. N s Mont-
gomery PI, nr Montgomery
Enright Edward P., groceries and liquors, 226 Fifth
Enright Hannah, domestic 322 Fulton
Enright James, seaman, r. 771!^ Mission
Enright James, student Pac. Business College, r.
216 Powell
Enright John, coachman C. Adolphe Low, r. 1103
Bush
Enright John, groceries and liquors, 219 Fourth
Enright John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N s St.
Rose, nr Ferrie
Enright John, Ship Calkers' Assn, Barra's Hall
Enright John, trackman Central RR.
Enright Joseph, shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, r. 207
Union, rear
Enright MBggie Miss, nurse 1532 Polk
Enright Margaret, widow, r. 4 Adelaide PI
Enright Patrick, groceries and liquors, 1131 How-
ard
Enright Patrick, groceries and liqnor8,SWcor Folsom
and Main
Enright Patrick, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Enright Peter, laborer, r. 246 Minna
Enright Thomas, liquor saloon, 200 Seventh
Enright William (William Enright & Co.)r. 314 Minna
Enright William & Co (William Enright) plumbers
and gasfitters, 39 Sutter
Enroth Edward A., carpenter, r. 426 Tehama —
Enry Bertonc M., boatbnilder, r. S s Santa Clara, bet
Missouri and Connectictit
Ensbury William, bartender Adam & Klbbe, r. 672)fi
Natoma
Enselmann Christina Miss.tailoress P. Flood, r. 959}^
Mission
Ensign Samuel, cigars and tobacco, 1726 Eddy
Ensign William, locksmith, r. 127 Montgomery
Ensina Louis, cook, r. 1028 Market
Ensina Marguerite, widow, r. 1028 Market
Entenman George, S. F. Baecker Verein. 413 Sntter
Enterprise Bre-»verj' and Malt House, Hll-
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Enterprise Satviiig and Planinj^ SIlUs, D.
A. Macdonald & Co. proptjs, 217-225 Spear,
and 218-226 Steuart
Entzmann Arnold surveyor, r. 1011 Howard
Eoff Alfred, correspondent banking dept Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 6H Sutter
Eoff James L., horsetrainer, r . N s Fulton, nr Sixth Av
Epenritter Betty, widow, r. 418}^ Grove
Ephraim Alexander B. Mrs., r. 360 Minna
Ephraim Bernard, varnisher Kragen & Geist, r. 441^
Clementina
Ephraira J. Miss, assistant Tehama Primary School,
r. 360 Minna
Ephraim Moritz B., r. 225 Post
Ephraim Moses, clerk John H. Slevers, r. 360 Minna
Ephraim Rachel, widow, r. 23 Harriet
Ephraims E. E. , attorney and counselor at law, 426
California, room 4, r. 219 Elm Av
Epineui Pierre, tailor St. Mary's College
Eppelsheimer William, superintending engineer
Geary St., P. and O. ER., r. 1205 Turk
Eppinger Herman (Eppinger & Co.) r. Dixon, Solano
Co.
Eppinger Isaac, clerk, r. 708 Hayes
Eppinger Jacob (Eppinger & Co.) r. 1020 Post
Eppinger John, barber, 15.'>9 Market
Eppinger & Co. (Jacob and Herman Eppinger and
Bernard Ettlinger) commission merchants, 316
California
Eppler Andrew, shoemaker, r. 911 Sacramento
Epps George, plumber and gasfitter, 117 Washington,
r. 446 Brannan
Eppstein Max, cashier Eppstein & Co., r. 726 Cal.
Eppstein Samuel (Eppstein & Co.) r. 318 Sutter
Eppstein & Co. (Samuel Eppstein and Louis T. Lazure)
commission stockbrokers, 304 Pine
Eppstein. See Epstein
Epson Antonia, widow, r. 521 Green
Epson Frederico, editor and proptrLa Sociedad, office
and r. 521 Green
Epstein Emanuel, member 8. F. Stock Exchange, r.
131 O'Farrell
Epstein Henry, capitalist, 216 Sansome, r. 1.324 Sutter
Epstein Isaac, clerk I. Glazier k Co., r. 334 Ellis
Epstein Robert, stock clerk I. Glazier & Co., r. 1802
Post
Epstein Samuel, salesman, r. 1126 Market
Epstein Simon (I. Landsberger & Co.) r. 336 Eddy
Epstein. See Eppstein
Epting Henry, cabinetmaker Hausmann Bros., r. 429
Grove
Epting Henry Jr., lithographer Wallace W. Elliott &
Co., r. 429 Grove
Epting Nicholas, woodcarver, r. 429 Grove
Eciunlization Board of, new City Hall, 2d floor
Equator Mining Co. (Esmiralda Co., Nev.) William
Willis secretary, 29 Nevada Block
Equi Joseph (Joseph Equi k Co.) r. 440 Hayes
Equi Joseph & Co. (Joseph Equi and Pauline Pegile)
fruits and vegetables, 440 Hayes
Equi Peter, carter, r. 612 Broadway
Equitable Life A insurance Society (New York)
William D. Garland general agent, George L.
North ca.shier, office 240 Montgomery
Equitable Tunnel and Mining Co. (Utah Ter.) Charles
J. Collins secretary, 227 Montgomery
Erasmy John, butcher, 1019 Bush, r. 1921 Bush
Erb Abram, clerk Moses Straus, r. 23 Harriet
Erb Emanuel, clothing, 246 Sixth, r. 23 Harriet
Erb Ephraim, clerk Emanuel Erb, r. 23 Harriet
Erb Isadore, clerk Emanuel Erb, r. 23 Harriet
Erb Lena Miss, saleslady M. Freud & Sons, r. 23 Har-
riet
Erb Manuel, tailor, r. 23 Harriet
Erbe Adam, barber, 5 Stockton, r. 447 Stevenson
Erbon William C, driver Edward C. Slorah, r. 271)«
Clara
En-anbrack C. Kendall, photographer, r. 1581 Turk
Erckert Charles E., carpenter, r. E s DeHaro, bet
Center and Kl Dorado
Ercoli Mntilda, domestic 334 Beale
Ercoli Negroni, coachman Jerome Lincoln, .334
Beale
Erdeii Theodore, furniture manuf, E s San Bruno
Road, ur Fifteenth Av
Erdmann L'mis. seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Erdnianu William, miller, r. NE cor Fillmore and
Pixley
Erenberg Louis, tailor, 5 Trinity
Ergan John, painter, r. 271 Minna
Ergens William, seaman, r. 250 Spear
Erickson Adolph, cooper Gustav Olsen, r. 10 Wash.
Erickson A. G., seaman, r. 415 East
Erickson Alexander, tailor, r. 813 Filbert, rear
Erickson Annie M., widow, r. 225 Leavenworth
Erickson August, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Erickson Casimir C, laborer S. F. Cordage Co., r. W
s Iowa, nr Nevada
Erickson Charles, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, r. 591
Sixth
Erickson Charles, engineer tug Lottie, Larue's
Wharf
Erickson Charles, seaman Pacific Mail SB. City of
New York '
Erickson Charles, shipcarpenter, r. 725 Brannan
Erickson E., captain schr Patriot, Third St. Wharf
Erickson E., laborer South Pac. Coast RR.
Erickson Frederick, steamboatman, r. 36 Sacramento
Erickson Henry, seaman Oregon SS. George W.
Elder
Erickson Henry, silverplater, r. 405 Twenty-fourth
Erickson H. H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Erickson John, master schr Maxim, r. 1 Commercial
Erickson Katie, domestic 321 Fremont
Erickson Lena, domestic 1710 Franklin
Erickson M., Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Erickson M. J. Mrs., dressmaker, 405 Twenty-fourth
Erickson Olaf, tailor, r. 445 Bush
Erickson Olaf, cabinetmaker Arthur W. McGuire, r.
17 Bryant Av
Erickson Peter E., cigars and tobacco, 500 Kearny, r.
243 Tehama
Erickson Sven, restaurant and liquor saloon, 415
East
Erickson Thomas G., clf-rk, r. 225 Leavenworth
Erickson. See Errlckson
Ericson Andrew, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Ericson J. J., r. 1027 Dupont
Ericson .John, r. 1027 Dupont
Ericson Lucy Miss, teacher music, r. 1320 California
Ericson Olof , tailor, r. 19 Lewis
Ericsson R., boatswain Pacific Mail SS. City of Syd-
ney
Erie Consolidated Mining Co., James L. Fields secre-
tary, 240 Montgomery
Erie Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.) office 320 Sansome
Erie Railroad, Joseph G. McCall general agent,
8 New Montgomery
Erie Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.) Lucien Her-
mann secretary, 220 Sansome
Eriken Betty, domestic 814 Ellis
Erlach A. Dea, draftsman William Deacon, r. 1109
Twentieth
Erland N., captain schr Edward Parker, Green St.
Wharf
Erlaudsen Andrew, cxitler Will & Finck, 769 Market
Erlanger Herman (Erlanger ft Galinger) r. 2218 Cal.
Erlanger & Galinger, merchants (Rio Vista) office
300 Front
Erie Otto, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r. 26
Turk
Erlenbach Marx, bookkeeper 8. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r.802 Turk
Erlenwein Caroline Miss, dressmaker, r. 536 Jessie
Erleiiwein John, r. 1515)^ Market
Erliu Gustave, cabinetmaker, r. 31»)J< Ritch
Erling Rudolph, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Ernay Michael, longshoreman, r. 30 Ritch
Ernest C, r. West End Hotel
Ernest Fritz, laborer, r. N s Prospect Av, nr Folsom,
B. H.
Ernest John, watchman, r. 1012 Mason
Ernest Leon, r. 1027 Dupont
Ernest. See Earnest and Ernst
Ernesto Antonio, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Erney Euiil, laborer, r. NW cor PYancisco and Fill-
more
Erni Margarita, .Swiss Benev. Soc, lOa Montgomery
Ernst Aaron, tailor, r. 802 Jackson
Ernst .Vugust, tailor, r. 1625 Powell
Ernst Conrad, laborer, r. 243 Second
Ernst Henry (Hoffmann & Ernst) r. 1008 Jackson
Ernst Hermann, bookkeeper L. Feldmann ft Co., r.
Alameda
Ernst Peter, shoemaker, r. E s Mission, bet Twenty-
ninth and Thirtieth
Ernst Willium (H.istedt ft Ernst) r.900 Stockton
Ernst. See Earnest and Ernest
Erquiaga Beuita L., widow, furnished rooms, 1231
Stockton
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Erratic Stephen, nightwatcbmau Alms House
Erreros Jesus Contreras, widow, r. 810 Montgomery
Errickson Frederick, mate stmr Harriet, Jackson St.
Wharf
Errickson Bans, seaman, r. 415 East
Errickson John, furnace hand Pioneer Reduction
Works, r. Channel, bet Fourth and Fifth
Errickson John J., shipwright, r. 2200 Powell
Errickson. See Erickson and Ericson
Erricson Chris. shampooerHamraau Baths
Erringer H., waiter Euss House
Erriuger John K. Jr., general agent Pennsylvania RR.,
and agent American SS. and Red Star SS. lines, 208
Montgomery, r. 1813 Pine
Erskine John B., porter Sieixa Buttes Mining Oo., r.
] 122 Pacific
Erskine Melville C, captain stmr St. Paul, office 310
Sansome, r. 1 Fifth »
Erskine Oakes R., policeman City Hall, r. 4OT Sixth
Erskine William W., r. 1 Fifth
Ertola Agostino, Garilialdi Guard, 423 Broadway
Ertola .\ndrea, blacksmith, r. 433 Filbert
Ertola Biagio, machinist, r. 1.508 Dupont
Ertz A. & Co. (August Ertz) sole agents Dr. Wutzer's
medicines, 720 Mission
Ertz Augiist (A. Ertz & Co.) r. 726 Mission
Ervin A. N. Miss, r. 118 Tyler
Ervin Daniel W., shipbuilder, Fifth Av, bet J and K,
South S. F.
Ervin Henry J., ship carpenter, r. Fifth Av.bet J and
K, Souths. F.
Erwin Andrus, r. 915 Montgomery
Erwin Emma Miss, r. 419 Sutter
Erwin Lizzie, widow, r. 168 Silver
Erwin Thomas, tinner, r. SE cor Larkin and Polk
Erwin. See Irwin
Erzgraber Adolph (Erzgraber & Oesting) r. 1421 Ma-
son, rear
Erzgraber Cathei-ine, widow, r. 439 Tyler
Erzgraber Charles, r. Prescott House
Erzgraber Robert, r. South Park House
Erzgraber & Oesting (Adolph Erzgraber and William
Oesting) manufs and dealers delicacies, 108 Cali-
fornia Market
Esarmau George, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Esberg', Baclimaii <& Co. (Mandel Esberg, Simon
Bachinan, and Julius Ehrmann) manufs cigars
and tobacco, 207-213 Battery
Esberg Mandel (Esberg, Bachman & Co.) r. 1230 Post
Bsby John, tailor. 005 Broadway
Escaig Frangois, r. 710 Lombard
Escaig Jacques, cutler John Ortet, r. cor Montgomery
Av and Lombard
Escalle Felix, r. 423 Ji Broadway
Escaudon F. F., waiter Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba
Escatino Giovanni, laborer Sea Wall
Esche Matthew, bartender, r. E s Mission, nr Thir-
tieth
Bsclie Otto (Esche & Jacoby) and secretary Loan
Associations, oifice 320 Sansome, room b, r. Oak-
laud
Esclie Si Jacoby (Otto Esche and Henry Jacoby)
agents Plate Glass Insurance Department of the
Silesian Fire Insurance Co. of Breslau, office 411
California
Eschelbach George, cigars and tobacco, 323 Pacific, r.
313 Pacific
Eschenberg M. M. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 905
Market
Eschrich Christian, liquor saloon, SW cor Bush and
Kearny, r. SE cor Sacramento and Leidesdorff
Escleses John (Berges & Escleses) r. Russia Av, nr
Vienna
Escobar Romaldes, widow, r. 1404 Dupont
Escouette Jean, cook, r. 1320 Stjckton
Escude Gabriel, butcher Stephen Dl Vecchio, r. 871
Mission
Esdor Henry J., attorney atlaw, 622 Clay, r. 815 Stock.
Esdor William H., clerk John H. Meyer, r. 368 Third
Esfring Alfred, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Eshen J. C, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Eskalini D., seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Eslick Joseph, barber Joseph Webber, r. 615 Pine
Esmael Peter, seaman schr James Townsend, Mission
St.Wharf
Esmeralda Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.) Henry
Clusky secretary, 211 Sansome
Esnard Joseph, carpenter, r. 339 Duncan
Espanoza Philip, barber, r. 1318 Dupout
Esparza Victor, porter M. Rosenthal, r. Pinckney PI
Espel Ferdinand, baker R. R. Swaln & Co..r. 631J4
Stevenson
Espel Henry, r. 2120 Howard
Espersou Herman, abalone shell jewelry, 624 Mont-
gomery, r. 10 Vincent
Espiabe Jeandon, tripeman Francis Larroche, r. Fifth
Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Espil Martin C, with Dellepiane & Co., 425 Battery
Espina P. A., teacher penmanship, 33 Kearny
Espinosa Damiaua, captain schr Espinosa, r. 10
Salmon
Espinosa Felipe, bootblack, r. NE cor Dupont and
Vallejo
Espinosa Leonidas F., employee D. H. Ainsworth &
Co., r. 770 Bryant
Espinosa M., r. 785 Folsom
Espinosa Maria, laundress, r. 815 Pacific
Espinosa Mitchell, teacher music, r. 802 Broadway
Espinosa Timotea, r. Lombard, bet Franklin and
Gough
Esposto Domenico, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Espy Robert H. (Doaue & Co.) r. Shoal Water Bay,
W. T.
Espy Robert J., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 109 Austin
Esse Joseph, machinist, r. N 8 (538) Sixteenth, bet
Mission and Hoff Av
Esse William, machinist, r. 267 Minna
Esselstyu Sarah J., widow, furnished rooms, 1215
Pacific
Essex Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
J. M. Bufflngton secretary, 309 California, room 4
Essex Mining Co. (Arizona) Edwin B. Booth secre-
tary, 320 California
Essman Ernest, dry-goods, and boots and shoes, 714
Montgomery, r. 514 Bush
Estabrook Charles D., clerk E. E. Harvey, r. 2115
Howard
Estabrook John, butcher Valencia Packing House, r.
902 Twentieth
Estee Morris M. (Estee & Boalt) r. Palace Hotel
Estee & Boalt (M. M. Estee and J. H. Boalt) at-
torneys at law, 419 California, rooms 18-20
Estelita Joseph, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, r. 25
Baldwin Court
Estelita Michael, laborer, r. 3 Baldwin Court
Esten John, homoeopathic physician, office 108 Stock-
ton, r. Oakland
Estep John, laundryman, r. 1320 Stockton
Estera John, egg dealer, r. 2 Lick
Estermau John, seaman bark Lady Lampson, Mission
St.Wharf
Estes Melville B., barber, r. 551 Ji Minna
Estevo Antonio, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 H Drumm
Estlack Alfred, waiter Pacific Mail SS. China
Estrada Frederick, confectionery, 429 Kearny, r. Gail-
hard Hotel
Estrada Prosper, carriagemaker, 708 Battery
Estrada Rodrigo, ship carpenter, r. 1511 Dupont
Estrada Sisto, tailor, r. 1517 Dupout
Estrella Pablo, bootblack Joseph Rosa, r. 6 Hinckley
Estrella Ramiro, cigarmaker Jose A. Garcia, r. 3
Sonora PI
Estrem Joseph, clothing and furnishing goods, 345
Kearny, r. Gailhard Hotel
Estrem P., salesman Joseph Estrem, r. Gailhard Hotel
Estrinca Manoel P., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assu, 415^5 Drumm
Etcheverry Catherine, domestic 1217 Sutter
Etchmats Charles, wardroom steward U. 8. Revenue
stmr Richard Rush
Etienne Joseph, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Etieune Victor, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
cor Montt,'omery Av and Vallejo PI
Etique Jean P., blacksmith, r. 437 Twenty-second
Etthofer Henry, shoemaker, 002 Fnurth, r. 495 Brannan
Ettin Henry, laborer, r. Fifteenth Av. nr H, South
S. F.
Etting William A., hardware, cutlery, etc., 1108
Market, r. 1928 Stevenson
Ettiuger Moritz, r. 1919 Sutter
Ettlnjj^er S., mahuf fringes, gimps, cords, tassels,
buttons, and dress trimmings, 105 Post, r. 1919
Sutter
Ettling Henry, liquor agent, r. N£ cor Thirteenth and
Howard
Ettling Marcus, furniture dealer, r. 9>!i Grand Av
Ettlinger Bernard (Epainger it, Co.) r. Dixon, Solano
Co.
Ettlinger Samuel, secondhand furniture, 1016 Howard
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Central Pacific Hotel
Etzel Louis, porkpacker John Denhard, r. 313 Ninth
Eucher Ores, upholsterer Frank Laeremans, r. 528
Washington
Eucher Mary, widow, r. 1525 Dupont
Euint; Edward, clerk John E. Shephard, r. 728 Bush
Eul William (Liebold k Eul) r. 528 Pine
Euler Charles, porter, r. 120 Shipley
Euler George F., clerk Thomas W. Magill, r. 126
Shipley
Euler Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 126 Shipley
Euler Henry Jr.. secretarj' Cabinetmakers' Co-ope-
rative Assn, r. 12G Shipley
Euler Philip J., carriage painter, fc43 Harrison, r. 126
Shipley
Euler William B., musician, r. 14 Tehama
Eiilert Frederick, r. 546 Folsom
Euphrat Frederick, physician, office and r. 705 McAl-
lister
Euphrat Ludwig. merchant, r. 1522 Polk
Eur«ka and Palisade Railroad Co., Edgar
Mills president, 426 California, room 1
Eureka Bevevolent Society, Leo Eloesser secretary,
414 Clay
Enreka BreAvery, Schweitzer k Brother proptrs,
235 First
Eureka Broom Factory, Christian Glunzproptr, 64 Ji
West Mission
Eureka Broom Factory, Lambert Van Laak proptr,
Seventeenth, bet Howard and Shotwell, office 315
Sacramento
Eureka Consolidated Blue Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada
Co., Cal.) Geor^'e R. Spinney secretfiry, 310 Pine
Eureka Consolidated Minings Co. (Eareka,
Nev.) William W. Traylor secretary, 36 and 37
Nevada Block
Eureka Dock, W s Montgomery, bet Lombard and
Chestnut
Eareka Foundry, Thompson Brothers proptrs,
129 and 131 Beale
Eureka Furniture Factory, A. Geishaker
proptr, SW cor Mission and Main
Eureka Glove Factory, Gustave Winehill proptr, 125
Sansome, room 3
Eureka Gold Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal) Richard
Wegener secretary, 414 California
Eureka Grain Warehouse, A. J. Gove proptr, NW cor
Montgomery and Chestnut
Eureka Hair Factory, J. Herzog & Co. proptrs, SW cor
Dolores and Fifteenth
Eureka House, Levi Burr proptr. Bay, bet Dupont and
Kearny
Eureka Lake and Yuba Canal Co. Con-
solidated (Neviida Co., Cal.) Alexandre Weill
treasurer and managing agent, 205 Sansome
Eureka Laundry, J. A. Moore proptr, NW cor Capp
and Twenty-sixth
Eureka Lodging House, David Hutcbinson proptr,
624 Commercial
Eureka Malt House, Schweitzer fc Brother proptrs, E
s Stockton, bet Filbert and Union
Eureka Nursery, Eiiiil Meyerproptr, Stanyan, 8of
Golden Gate Park, depot 31 Geary
Eureka Soda Works, Charles A. Reiners proptr, 223
Elm Av
Eureka Steam Coffee and Spice Mills, E.
Guittard & Co., proptrs, 405 and 407 Sansome
Eureka Stone Manuf. Co., Malcolm Macdonald super-
intendent, .535 Brannan, office 306 Montgom-
ery
Eureka Turn Verein Hall, 700 Powell
Eurltich George, fisherman, r. 715 Davis
Europa Brewery, John Christ proptr, Nebraska, nr
Serpentine Av
Europa Mining Co., James L. Fields secretary, 240
Montgomery
European Fresco Artists' Association, P. E, Rlchter,
superintendent, 209 Sansome
Eustace Edward, lal)orer Chase & Wolff, r. 27 Alta PI
Eustace James, laborer, r. Sweeney, bet Railroad Av
and San Bruno Road
Eustace Sorine, captain schr Free Trade, r. 428 Chest-
nut
Eustice John H., packer Holbrook, Merrill fc Stetson,
r. W B Alabama, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-
sixth
Eustice William, laborer, r. 260 Clementina, rear
Eva James (James Eva k Co.) r. W s Iowa, bet Solano
and Butte
Eva James & Co. (James Eva) proptrs Cal. Fuse Works.
cor Fourteenth and Channel
Evain Louis, r. 801 Ji Bush
Evain Victorine, laundry, 801 Ji Bush
Evangel The (weekly) Rev. J. T. Prior editor and
proptr, 25 Fifth
Evanno J. B., barber, 712 Pacific
Evanuo Joseph, boarding stable, 712 Pacific
Evans , r. W s Polk, bet Lombard and Chestnut
Evans Mrs., r. Fifth Av, nr I, South 8. F.
Evans Aaron .druggist and pharmacist, and Amer-
ican District Telegraph office, NW cor Hayes and
Laguna. r. 005 Laguna
Evans Abraham R., carpenter, r. N s Twenty-fourth,
bet Sanchez and Noe
Evans Adelaide, laundress, r. 21 Virginia
Evans A. F. <Sc Co. (Augustus F. Evans and John
D. Jo^es) commission merchants, 522 Montgomery
Evans A. H., corresponding clerk Goodall, Perkins S
Co., r. 420 California
Evans Albert S., stock clerk Kenney & Dyer, r. 1109
Green '
Evans Annie, domestic 1938 Fillmore
Evans A. R., r. 220 >4 Oak
Evans Arthur J., with William S. Juniper, 415 Pine
Evans Augustus F. (A. F. Evans & Co.) r. 1508 Sac
Evans Belle Mis., r. 711 Howard
Evans Benjamin F., driver Omnibus RR. , r. 157 Te-
hama
Evans Caleb P.,head clerk V. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. Sacramento
Evans Carrie B. Miss, saleswoman E. H. Mozart, r. 32
Page
Evans Charles, r. 118 Post
Evans Charles, expressman, r. 32 Crocker
Evans Charles, driver Market St. RR.
Evans Charles W., clerk L. A. Parker, r. 622 Valencia
Evans Chester H. (Thompson & Evans) r. 749 Howard
Evans David, r. SW cor Sierra and Georgia
Evans David, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Evans D. F., solicitor Carlos White, r. St. David's
House
Evans E. A. Mrs., housekeeper Overland House
Evans Edward, bartender Frank Loskay, r. 309 IvyAv
Evans Edward, cutter Rosseter & Smith, r. 569
Mission
Evans Ellen A. Mi.ss, r. 226 Ji Oak
Evaus Frances, stewardess Pacific Mail SS. City of
Sydney
Evaus Frauk, waiter, r. 514 Mission
Evans Frank J. (A. C. Robison & Co.) r. Oakland
Evans George, bookkeeper, r. 1028 Valle.jo
Evans George, carpenter M. & A. Hansen, r. Pacific
Railroad House
Evans George A., baker, r. 32 Page
Evans George A., veterinary surgeon, and horseshoer,
308 Main
Evans George E., bookkeeper Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
Thirtieth Av, Bay View, South S. F.
Evans George H., weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. W 8 Polk, bet Lombard and Chestnut
Evans George R., miner, r. 410 Clay
Evans Georjfe S., harbor commissioner, office 10
California
Evans George T.. S. F. Musical Fund Soc, 539 Cal.
Evans George W., with Kragen & Geist, r. 735 Bran.
Evans G. H. Mrs., weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. W s Polk, bet Lombard and Chestnut
Evaus Gomer, bookkeeper Parrott & Co., r. 1214 McAl
lister
Evaus Hannah P., widow, r. 919 Sutter
Evans Harlow, tinner George W. Brlggs, r. 502 Mont-
goujery Av
Evans Henry, r. NE cor Van Ness Av and Vallejo
Evans Henry (Trembath & Evans) r. 902 Montgomery
Evans Henry A., shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 32 Page
Evans Homer L., compositor W. M. Hinton & Co., r.
715 Howard
Evans James, eardrlver, r. 112254 Larkin
Evans .lames J., r. 226 ^i Oak
Evans Jennie Miss, r. 2019 'i Howard
Evans John, r. 100 Natoma
Evans John, r. NE cor Van Ness Av and Vallejo
Evans John, boatman, foot Third, r. 800 Third
Evans John, carpenter, r. N 8 Twenty-fourth, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Evans John Jr., painter, r. NE cor Van Ness Av and
Vallejo
Evans John P., heater Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s Mich-
igan, bet Shasta and Sierra
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Evans John T., chemist and assayer Thomas Price, r.
2203 Wtbster
Evans Jonah, millwright, r. N s Chestnut, bet Bu-
chanan and Laguna
Evans Joseph, salesman More, Beynolds & Co., r. 1012
Vallejo
Evans Joseph F., special agent U. S. Treasury Dept,
office new U. S. Appraiser's Building, first floor,
r. Oakland
Evans Joseph J., salesman Cunningham, Curtiss &
Welch, r. 331 Ellis
Evans Josephine C. Miss, teacher Greenwich St. Pri-
mary Cosmopolitan School, r. 719 Sutter
E-vans J. ■U^, agent Domestic Sewing Machine
Co., 29 Post, r. Oakland
Evans Louis, printer Evening Bulletin, r. 32 Page
Evans Marion A. Miss, assistant Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 1109 Green
Evans Mary E. Mrs., r. 405 Kearny
Evans Mattie A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 32 Page
Evans Nathaniel, sorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 522 Valencia
Evans Oliver P., judge Superior Court, Depart-
ment No. 7, chambers 9 and 10 Montgomery Block,
r. 534 Bush
Evans Philip T., jeweler Hubash, Larsen & Wilson,
r. 722 Washington
Evans Richard, carpenter, r. N 8 Twenty-fourth, bet
Noe and Sanchez
Evans Richard, laborer A. Waldstein. r. E. s Hamp-
shire, bet Santa Clara and Mariposa
Evans Richard G. W. horseshoer George A. Evans, r.
308 Main, rear
Evans Samuel, bartender, r. 309 Ivy Av
Evans Taliesin, journalist Evening Bulletin, r. 1831
Bush
Evans T. E., oiler Pacific Mail SS. China
Evans Thomas, glasscutter James R.Kelly & Co., r.
1513 Webster
Evans Thomas, molder Union Iron Works, r. 4 Te-
hama
Evans Thomas A., clerk Aaron Evans, r. 605 Laguna
Evans Thomas F., teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E
6 Hampshire, bet Santa Clara and Mariposa
Evans Walter, machinist Cutting Packing Co., r.
Berkeley
Evans West, railroad ties, 10 California, r. Oakland
Evans William, boxmaker A. Waldstein, r. E s Hamp-
shire, bet Santa Clara and Mariposa
Evans William, carpenter and builder, 822 Larkin
Evans William, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E 8
Illinois, bet Napa and Shasta
Evans William H., foreman blacksmith Golden State
and Miners' Iron Works, r. 9 Vassar PI
Evans William I., paper carrier, r. 333 Sixth
Evans William J., patternmaker Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 305 Fremont
Evans William M., searcher of records, 618 Clay, r. 5
Yerba Buena
Evans William R., collector Domestic Sewing Ma-
chine Co., 29 Post
Evans William S. (Evans & Sharp) r. 8 Selina PI
Evans William W., driver Julius C. Green, r. S s Ash
Av.nr Gough
Evans & Sharp (William S. Evans and Wesley Sharp)
liquor saloon, 51;) California
Evatt Edward I., salesman Martin Meussdorff- r, r. 141
Silver
Evatt Frank B., book and job printer, 331 M Bush, r.
141 Silver
Evatt John M., special policeman, r. 153 Perry
Evatt William J., hatter Martin Meussdorffer, r. 141
Silver
Eveleth Frank D,, butcher L. Hartnett, r. NE cor Pa-
cific and Leavenworth
Eveleth Joseph, carpenter. Cedar, bet Clay and Waeh-
ington, r. 1770 Green
Eveleth Sarah, widow, r. 1770 Green
Eveleth William S., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
1770 Green
Evening; Bulletin (daily, weekly, and overland
weekly) S. F. Bulletin Co. publishers and proptrs,
office r>22 Montgomery, editorial rooms 517 Clay
Evening: Post (daily and weekly) Post Publishing
Co. proptrs, 500 Montgomery
Evenson Chris, shampooer Hammara Baths, r. 81
Fourth
Evenson J. J. (Evenson & Co.) r. 427 Tehama
Evenson & Co. (J. J. Evenson and William L. Helke)
real-estate and Insurance brokers, 128 k' Fourth
Everding Frederick W., salesman J. Everding & Co.,
r. 911 Scott
Everding' J. & Co. (John Everding and A. A.
Duebel) commission merchants, 48 Clay
Everding John (J. Everding & Co.) r. 2116 Mason
Everett Abijah P., commission merchant, 405 Front,
r. 701 Stockton
Everett A. F. Mrs., widow, r. 1720 Fillmore
Everett Alexander H.. manufacturing chemist, 1702
Fillmore, r. 1914 Webster
Everett A. M. Mrs., widow, r. 2094 Market
Everett Charles H., packer Castle Brothers, r. 701
Stockton
Everett Crayton W., r. 1008 Union
Everett Daniel H., bookkeeper Lewis Brothers, r. 2325
Bush
Everett Edward, bookkeeper E. Martin & Co., r. 706
California
Everett Edward, salesman Gutta Percha and Rubber
Manuf. Co., r. Oakland
Everett Edward, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 116
Capp
Everett Edward V., machinist, r. 701 Stockton
Everett Harry, liquor saloon, 605 Kearny, r. 644 Sacra-
mento
Everett House, Hugh Eraser proptr, 55 Second
Everett Jeremiah, seaman, r. 16 Clarence PI
Everett Joseph, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Everett Margaret V. B., widow, r. 1008 Union
Everett Oliver, with P. Huerne, r. 1920 Webster
Everett S. L., journalist S. F. Journal of Commerce,
r. Oakland
Everill George W., laborer, r. E s Larkin, bet Bay
and Bush
Everinghim Samuel M., clerk Malter & Lind, r. 1225
Fillmore
Evers Adolph, importer and manuf cigars, 522 and 524
Kearny, r. 603 Pine
Evers Annie Miss, teacher, r. 1118 Valencia
Evers Babette Mrs., r. 1118 Valencia
Evers Charles D., foreman teamster I. Gutte, r. 1142
Mission
Evers Emma Miss, r. 1118 Valencia
Evers George, stableman I. Gutte, r. 1142 Mission
Evers Henry, liquor saloon, 801 Kearny, r. 29 Liberty
Evers Hermann, machinist, r. 772 Mission
Evers James, shoemaker, 573 Howard
Evers John, foreman W. H. Martin & Co.
Evers William, tailor, r. 620 Merchant
Eversen C, messman Oregon SS. City of Chester
Eversen Nels, seaman schr H. Johnson, Folsom St.
Whart
Everson Charles, rigger and stevedore, r. 1322 Mont.
Everson Jonas, molder S. F. Brass Works, r. 12 Hunt
Everson M. Miss, r. 1118 Montgomery
Everson Thomas, clerk, r. 427 Tehama
Everson Wallace, general agent New England
Mutual Life Insurance Co., office Safe Deposit
Building, 328 Montgomery, room 2, r. Oakland
Evert Charles J., carpenter M. & A. Hansen, r. 1125
Mission
Everts Jonathan J., upholsterer, 1715 Market
Evertz John P., manuf plush and velvet, 1907 Vallejo
Every Thomas, farmer, r. 127 Jackson
Eviston Joseph, calker, r. 1109 J^ Montgomery
Ewald Anton, liquor saloon, 338 Bush, r. 30 Page
Ewald David E., clerk music dept A. L. Bancroft &
Co., r. 1712 Howard
Ewald Edward, real-estate, r. 1712 Howard
Ewald Edward Jr., clerk Edward Petibeau, r. 1712
Howard
Ewald Frederick, manuf bitters, N 8 Twenty-seventh,
bet Mission and Howard
Ewald Josephine Mrs., furnished rooms, 30 Page
Ewald Theodore, barber, 1218 Stockton, r. 17 John
Ewald William, peddler, r. 916 Howard
E-»vell £i. J., proptr Coso House, 411 Sansome,
Branch House, 424 Sansome, Rest for the Weary,
36 Clay, and milk dairy, SE cor Nevada and Ver-
mont, r. 2420 Folsom
Ewell Samuel D., bookkeeper Branch House, 424 San.
Ewen Louis T., bookkeeper William Willis, r. Oak-
land
Ewen Oliver, engineer stmr Ceres, Jackson St. Wharf
E-»ver Warren B. (S. F. Journal of Commerce, and
Dewey & Co., and Wiester & Co.), office 414 Clay,
r. 2326 Folsom
Ewer William D. (0. R. Hansen & Co.) r. Oakland
Ewig Ernest, bartender John Bartholome, r. 1012
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Ewlng Calvin, carpenter Bobinson & Gillespie, r. 103
Leavenworth
Ewing Calvin, foreman collar shop Main & Winches-
ter, r. 517 Howard
Ewing Charles G., optician, surveying instruments,
and manufs' agent, 120 Sutter, and School Direc-
tor, r. 29 Silver
Ewing Claude V.. freight clerk F. Dewing & Co., r.
Oakland
Ewing Frances Mrs., domestic 212 Turk
Ewing George (McDonald *: Ewing) r. 1118 Alabama
Ewing George Jr., blacksmith, r. 1118 Alabama
Ewing Hattie Mrs., dressmaker, 1369 Market
Rwing Howard, coUarmaker Main & Winchester, r.
558 Howard
Ewing Ira, carpenter, r. 423 Bush
Ewing -James, brassfinisher S. F. Brass Works, r. 560
Howard
Ewing James R., carpenter, r. 1569 Market
Ewing John, blacksmith, 856 Howard, r. 824 McAl-
lister
Ewing John F., blacksmith, r. 1118 Alabama
Ewing Joseph D., bookkeeper James 0. Smith, r. Oak-
land
Ewing Luther, laborer Market St. RR., r. 1430 Turk
Ewing Mary Miss, actress, r. 212 Turk
Ewing Robert, builder, r. 1400 Van Ness Av
Ewing Simeon. coUarmaker Main & Winchester, r.
5.i8 Howard
Ewing Thomas, carpenter O. & O. SS. Gaelic
Ewing Thomas, mining, 328 Montgomery, r. Oak-
land
Elxfuuiuer (daily and weekly) William S. Moss &
Co. publishers and proptrs, 533 and 535 Wash.
Excelsior Deep Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.)
D. F.Verdenal secretary, 6 and 7 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Excelsior Hotel. Drager & Diedericbsen proptrs, 608
and 610 Sixth
Excelsior Iron Works, Daniel Gallagher proptr, 151
and 153 Beale
Excelsior Livery Stable, Lot D. Slocum proptr,
921 and 923 Sutter
Excelsior Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) Victor Fem-
bach secretary, 9 and 10 S. F. Stock Exchange Bldg
Excelsior Planing^ Mills, William A. Meeker
proptr, manuf frames, sashes, etc., SW cor Fifth
and Bryant
Excelsior Poi-trait Co., Baxter & Blank proptrs,
832 Market
Excelsior Printing Office, Bacon & Co. proptrs,
NW cor Sansome and Clay
Excelsior Water and Miuiuc' Co. (Tuba and
Nevada Cos., Cal.) G. P. ThursTon secretary, 315
California, room 8
Excelsior Windmill and Horse Power Man-
ufactory, H. H. Bodwell proptr, 211 and 213
Mission
Excbeqner Mining^ Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) Charles
E. Elliott secretary, 4 S. F. Stock Exchange Bldg
Exempt Fire Co., rooms Brenham PI, nr Clay
Exinger Mary Miss, shoefitter, r. SE cor Gough and
Fell
Exodius Julia Mtuo, clairvoyant, r. 224 Fourth
Exotic Gardens, F. A. Miller & Co. proptrs, 1727 Mis-
sion
Express Building, NE cor Montgomery and California
Extine Cashes, r. 1725 Jessie
Extra Mining Co. (Shasta Co., Cal.) Charles W. Crane
secretary, 318 Pine
Extrum P. O., r. dlH Shipley
Eybs George, bartender, r. 435 Minna
Eye John, barber Charles Sperl, r. 504 Third
Eymann August, irouer Contra Costa Laundry, r. 623
Pacific
Eymann Au^just, laundryman Occidental Laundry,
N B Filbert, bet Gough and Octavia
Eymann Ernest, ironer Contra Costa Laundry, r. 623
Pacific
Eymet Gustave, packer L. Guittard k Co., r. 427 Fil-
bert
Eyraud August (Eyraud & Blanc) r. 621 Pacific
Eyraud & Blanc (.\ugust Eyraua and Paul Blanc)
proptrs Hotel des Alps, 621 Pacific
Eyre E. E. (Eyre & Jones) r. 905 Sutter
Eyre John, contractor and builder, r. E s Castro, bet
Beaver and Fifteenth
Eyre Manuel, attorney at law, 636 Clay, r. Napa
Eyre William, clerk corporation yard S. F. F. D., r.
323 Kearny
Eyre & Jones lE. E. Eyre and J. H. Jones) stock
brokers, 320 Pine
Eyrick George, deckhand stmr Capital, Oakland Ferry,
r. Oakland
Eyselee Albert, barber, r. 668 Clementina
Eyselee Sarah Mrs., r. 668 Clementina
Eyssell Frederick, clerk John A. Miller, r. NW cor
Valencia and Hill
Eytinge Harry, hackman Lot D. Slocum, r. 923 Sutter
Ezedorio Antonio, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 M Drumm
Ezekiel Edwin T., bookkeeper G. M. Josselyn & Co.,
r. 1620 Clay
Ezekiel Isaac, crockery, 1403 Stockton
Ezekiels E. M. Mrs., second hand clothing, 755 How-
ard
Ezquerro Raphael (Ezquerro & Dobrogoiski) r. 16
Hopeton Terrace
Ezquerro & Dobrogoiski (Raphael Ezquerro and Vic-
tor Dobrogoiski) liquor saloon, 627 Washington
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FAAiY John, hostler, r. 630 Post
Faass Carrie Miss, cloakmaker Cal. Cloak and Suit
Manuf. Co., r. 450)^ Natoma
Faass William, cabinetmaker J. B. Luchsinger & Son,
r. 450 !^ "Katoma
Faat;s. See Fass
Fabbri-Muller Inez, conservatoire of music, 197
Hyde
Fabens E. H. Mrs., dressmaker, 53S Bush
Fabens Frances A., widow, r. 1004 Hyde
Fabens George C, claim adjuster Central Pac. RR.
and leased lines, NE cor Fourth and Townsend, r.
Alameda
Faber Benjamin C, r. 212 Seventh
Faber Edward, speculator, r. 706 California
Faber Edward, bookkeeper, r. 28 McAllister
Faber Frank, elevatorman Commercial Block, r. 23
Morey Alley
Faber Fritz, shoemaker, r. 1034 Clay
Faber George, farmer, r. 509 Washington
Faber George, seaman schr Enterprise, r. Oregon
House
Faber Richard, groceries and liquors, SW cor Piae
and Fillmore
Fabian Aaron, laborer freight dept Southern Pac,
RR., r. S s Townsend, bet Seventh and Eighth
Fabian Ernest, clerk Dix & Straub, r. Z<"E cor Fill-
more and Filbert
Fabian Henry, railroadman, r. SW cor Townsend and
Eighth
Fabian James L., laborer, r. S s Townsend, bet Seventh
and Eighth
Fabian M. Mrs., teacher music, r. 605 Taylor
Fabian Meyer, merchant, r. 605 Taylor
Fabian Samuel M., teacher operatic choruses and
pianist, r. 605 Taylor
Fabre Jules, coppersmith George H. Tay & Co., r. 19
Lewis
Fabre M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 212 Seventh
Fabretti Fedele, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Fabrey Frank, laborer, r. 615 Natoma, rear
Fabri Angelo, laborer Sea Wall
Fabricious Hattie, widow, r. 34 Oak Grove Av
Fabris Nicholas, watchman, r. 803 Montgomery
Fabry Leopold M.. market, 545 Hayes
Fabry Sebastian, market, S sHaight, bet Fillmore and
Webster
Facbella Glusi'ppe, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Facco John G.. laborer, r. N s Ocean House Road, bet
Missiou Road and Old San Jose Road
Fackenthal Charles S., assistant rector St. Luke's
Church, r. 1513 Broadway
Fackle Frederick, deckhand stmr City of Stockton,
Washington St. Wharf
Facobowitz Siegmund. machinist Isaac H. Small, r.
315 Fulton
Facollo Bartolomeo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Fadden Edward, laborer, r. 446 Natoma, rear
Fadden Joseph, storekeeper Pacific Mail SS. Australia
Fadione A., painter, r. 1205 Dupont
Fae:>sler Jrseph, blacksmithhelper Pac. Rolling Mill,
r. W s Ge.>rgia, bet Shasta and Sierra
Fagau Andrew, long:ihoreman Menziee, Bingham b
Co., r. 519 Mission
Fagan Annie, domestic 1419 California
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Fagan Chris., electro-plater Cal. Electrical 'Works, r.
209 Fourth
Fagan Frank, gasfitter, r. 135 Natoma
Fagau Frank, laborer S. F. Cordage Co. , r. F. 8 Ten-
nessee, nr Sierra
Fagan Harris, boxmaker, r. 308 Beale
Fagan Hugh, seaman, r. 837 Broadway
Fagan James, plumber and gasfitter, r. 337 Sixth
Fagan John, coalpasser Pacific Mail S8. China
Fagan John, laborer S. F. Cordage Co., r. E b Tennes-
see, nr Sierra
Fagan John, renl-estate, r. 110 Jones
Fagan John J., farmer, r. 110 Jones
Fagan Lizzie, widow, r. 337 Sixth
Fagan Lizzie Miss, saleswoman James CoUopy, r. 337
Sixth
Fagau Margaret, widow, r. 440 Third
Fagan Margaret Mrs., r. 832 Mission
Fagan Mary, chambermaid Lick House
Fagan Mary A. widow, r. 632 Minna
Fagan Mary E., widow, furnished rooms, 231 Second
Fagan Mary J. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. 110 Jones
Fagan Michael, soda manuf, 1329 Bush
Fagan Michael, sailmaker Neville & Co., r. 754 Eddy
Fagan Thomas, butcher, r. 1024 Stockton
Fagau Thomas, caiTiagepalnter, r. G32 Minna
Fagan Thomas, drayman, r. 157 Perry
Fagan Thomas H.. stationer, r. 110 Jones
Fagan William, carpenter, r. NE cor Second and
Townsend
Fagen Bridget Mrs., r. 209 Fourth
j Fagen James (Healy & Fagen) r. 71 Natoma
Fagen James H., molder John G. lis, r. 1008 Powell
I Fagen William Mrs., dressmaker. 313 O'Farrell
• Fager John, car builder Sutter St. RR., r. 1524 Jackson
Fagerberg Frederick W., longshoreman, r. 603 Fourth
I Fagerlun John A., waiter A. H. Linstedt, r. NW cor
j Montgomery Av and Broadway
I Fagothey Joseph, assistant bookkeeper Engelbrecht,
1Fox& Co., r. Berkeley
Fagrall Charles, seaman schr Plow Boy, r. 415 East
Faherty Philip, carpenter, r. N s Pixley.bet Fillmore
and Steiner
j Fahey — , stevedore Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co.
Fahey Bernard, candymaker William J. Wright
I Fahey Dennis, hostler Potrero and B. V. RE., r. W s
Iowa, nr Nevada
' Fahey James, machinist, r. 507 Filbert
I Fahey John, capitalist, r. 1500 Taylor
Fahey John, foreman S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r. 112 JiS
Fell
Fahey John, laborer, r. N s Army, bet Church and
Sanchez
I Fahey John, shoemaker, r. 730 Fulton
Fahey John J., peddler, r. cor Sixteenth Av and Q,
I South S. F.
j Fahey Martin, shoemaker Porter, Oppenheimer, Sles-
singer & Co., r. 333 Chapultepeo
I Fahey Mary, widow, r. 624 Brannan, rear
Fahey Michael, laborer, r. S s Bush, bet Franklin and
Gough
I Fahey Patrick, longshoreman, r.S 8Lombard,bet San-
some and Montgomery
Fahey Patrick, porter Brooklyn Hotel
I Fahey Thomas, fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
' r. Harrison, bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
I Fahey Thomas, laborer, r. 109 Vallejo, rear
Fahey William, stableman, r. 370 Brannan
' Fahnestock Edith Mrs., dressmaker Mrs. E. Peiser,
225 Sixth
Fahrbach Christian F. (Fahrbach feSeldl) r. Oakland
' Fahrbach & Seidl (Christian F. Fahrbach and Joseph
I Seidl) wholesale confectioners, 405 Davis
, Fahrenbach Joseph, bootmaker, r. Godey, bet Twen-
ty-ninth and Thirtieth
Fahrenbacher William, brewer, r. 1007 Minna
I Fahrendorf John, bookkeeper I. Gutte, r. 1153 How-
ard
I Fahrenholz Henry (Welspiel & Fahrenholz) r. 250
Minna
I Fahrenholz John, master stmr Saucelito, p. 1 Simp-
I son PI
Fahreukrug Christian, groceries and liquors, 2300
Folsom
Fahrenkrug John, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Fahreukrug John F., bartender Peter H. Hlnk, r. 1318
Kearny, rear
Fahrenkrug William, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Howard and Seventh
Fahsel Hermann, master manner, r. 1057!^ Folsom
Fair Aubrey, salesman Starr .V: Co.. r. 21 Ninth
Fair Edward, stonemason, r. 1009 Stockton
Fair George, bookkeeper Grangers' Business Assn, r
Oakland
Fair James G., mining, r. 1120 Pine
Fair Lillias L. Miss. r. 811 Valencia
Fair Mary, cook 1230 Post
Fair Mary E. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1009 Stockton
Fair Robert, plasterer, r. 908 Folsom, rear
Fair. See Fare, and Phair
Fairbairn N., r. 1521 Market
Fairbairn Richard, painter, r. 366 Natoma
FairbanK Charles E. (Casanova, Fairbank k Co.) r.
109 Van Ness Av %
Fairbanks John, water tender Pacific Mail 88. City of
Tokio, r. 142 Shipley
Fairbanks Joseph, barber John Callinan, r. 142 Ship-
ley
Fairbanks Joseph A., assistant auditor Market St. RR.
Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 34, r. 24
Elgin Park
Fairbanks 0., broker, r. 636 Commercial
Fairbanks Rolla de F., painter, r. 771 Mission
Fairbanks & Hutchinson (H. L. Hutchinson) scales,
etc., 417 Market
Fairchild Carrie S. Miss, assistant Market and Sev-
enth Sts. Primary School, r. 307 Polk
Fairchild E. J., shoemaker, r. 193 Sixteenth
Fairchild George H. (Pond & Fairchild) r. 307 Polk
Fairchild George W., engineer, r. 120 Sutter, room 34
Fairchild Hattie M. Miss, principal Fairmount Prim-
ary School, r. 501 Geary
Fairchild Maria E. Miss, assistant South Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. 307 Polk
Fairchild Richard H., watchman Pacific Coast S8.
Co., r. 307 Polk
Fairchild Samuel D., shoemaker. Old San Jos6 Road,
nr Bernal Station, Fairmount Tract
Fairchild Sarah Mrs., r. 6 John
Fairchild Susanna, widow, r. 8 s Sixteenth, nr Val-
encia
Fairclough James, laborer Odorless Excavating Co.,
r. 2306 Mason
Fairfax Ada, widow, r. 435 Bryant
Fairfax Mining Co. (Storey Co. Nev.) O. C. Miller sec-
retary, 324 Pine, room 4
Fairfield Daniel, longshoreman, r. 335 Beale
Fairfield Daniel, messman Oregon SS. George W.El-
der
Fairfield Edward W., seaman, r. Weston House
Fairfield Fire Insurance Co. (South Norwalk, Conn.)
Andrew D. Smith agent, 310 California
Fairfield H., clerk Gold and Stock Tel. Co., r. 1924
Stevenson
Fairfield John, mate stmr Pilot, S. F. Steamboat and
Transportation Co., Jackson St. Wharf
Fairfield Josiah F., captain stmr Harriet, r. 404 Grove
Fairfield Marshall, machinist Southern Pac. RR., r.
1924 Stevenson
Fairfield William, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Victoria,
Vallejo St. Wharf
Fairfield William, seaman stmr Empire, Pacific St.
Wharf
Fairgreave William, woolgrader, r. cor Bartlett and
Twenty-sixth
Fairlamb Edward D., salesman Edward 0. Egerton, r.
613 Mason
Fairmount School, Chenery, nr Randall
Fairmount Water Works, George W. Crawley proptr,
444 Brannan
Falrview John C. K., gardener, r.Ns Twenty-seventh,
W of San Bruno Road
Fairweather Alfred J., salesman J. W. Davidson h
Co., r. W s Steiner, bet Oak and Page
Fairweather Frederick W., entry clerk Carolan, Copy
& Co., r. W s Steiner, bet Oak and Page
Fairweather James A. (Fairweather & Metcalfe) p.
22 hi Hickory Av
Fairweather Julian, stationery, music, and fancy
goods, 542 Hayes, r. W s Steiner, bet Oak and
Page
Fairweather & Metcalfe (James A. Fairweather and
William L. Metcalfe) attorneys at law, 12 Mont-
gomery, room 8
Faith Henry K., laborer, r. 110 Jackson
Faithful Charles, laborer F. Korbel k Brothers, r.Mis-
sion, bet Thirtieth and Cortland Av
Faivre J. P., chief cook The Baldwin
Falaca Anton, seaman, r. 35 Main
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WHOLESAXE HARDWARE,
Corner Market and Front Stre«ta.
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Fftlan Stephen, foreman warehouse Pac. Boiling Mill, j Falle Ellas' manuf inner soles
r. E 8 Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta ToViomo
Falch Otto, confectioner Schroth & Westerfeld, r.
2303 Polk
Falck Bemhard, tobacco and cigars, 1201 Market, and
5 Tvler, r. 639 J^ Stevenson
Falck Ferdinand, druggist Alfred Gros, r. lU Dupont
Falco Adele Mme., dressmaker, 200 Dupont
Falco Alexander, watch casemaker. Oil Merchant, r.
200 Dupont
Falcon Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.) Edward M. Hall
secretary, 20 S. F. Stock Eicchange Building
Falconer Jolin, carpenter, 807 Market, r. 711 Harrison
Falconer Robert S., bookkeeper D. A. Macdouald &
0 Co., r. Alameda
Falconi Agostlno, Italian Benev. Soc, 123 Wash.
Fales Fernando 8., drayman J. Earl & Son, r. 1330 Co-
lumbia
Fales Francis O. Mrs., furnished rooms, 821 Bush
Falk Adolph S., bookkeeper Schlueter & Volberg, r.
Alameda
Falk Bertha, widow, r. 122 Leavenworth
Falk, Chandler i Co. (Noah H. Falk, George W.Chan,
dler, George Harrington, and Jacob C. Hawley)
lumber and shingle manufs (Areata, Humboldt
Bay) office 128 Steuart
Falk Charles J., clerk, r. 1023 Sutter
Falk Chr., seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Falk Femand, clerk Baruch Levy, r. 912 Washington
Falk Gustave L., master schr George R. Higgins, r.
1329 Pacific
Falk Harry, lithographic printer Abraham Waldstein,
r. 31 J4 Muss
Falk Jerome, bookkeeper Em. Meyer, r. 912 Wash.
Falk Keva, r. 321 Taylor
Falk Levi, tailor, 972J4 Folsom, r. 31)4 Moss
Falk Morris, clerk Whitney & Marshall, r. 31 >j Moss
Falk Noah H. (Falk, Chandler & Co.) r. Areata, Hum-
boldt Bay
Falk Philip, mining, r. 1023 Sutter
Falk Raphael G., clerk, 100 Washington, r. 1023 Sutter
Falk Solomon, foreman William Lewis & Co., r. 1219
Geary
Falk Samuel, r. 8 Russ
Falk Wolf, liquor saloon. 119 and 121 Eddy, r. 321
Taylor
Falke Emile C, wines and cigars, 6 Mission
Falkenau Frederick, salesman Buyer, Reich & Co.,
r. 713 O'Farrell
Falkenau Louis (Falkenau & Reese) r. 1931 Geary
Falkenau <& Reese (Louis Falkenau and Henry
W. Reese) State Assay Olfice, 328 Montgomery,
room 10
Falkenberg Henry, stevedore, r. 511 Fourth
Falkeuberg Nelson H., pilot, r. 1563 Kearny
Falkeuhahu Ferdinand, liquor saloon, 120^ Sixth
Falkenstein A. & Co. (Gustavus A. Falkeustein) shirt
manufs, 125 Sansome
Falkenstein Alexander G., bookkeeper Sideman,
Lachman & Co., r. 319 Tyler
Falkenstein Gustavus A. (A. Falkeustein k Co.) r. 319
Tyler
Falkenstein Henry (Falkenstein & Co.) r. New York
Falkenstein Isaac, clerk Falkenstein & Co., r. 319
Tyler
Falkenstein & Co'. (Henry Falkenstein, Moses Meyer-
feld, and C. L. Heller ) importers, and wholesale
cigars and tobacco, NE cor Battery and Sac.
Falkiughani Edwin, proptr Pac. Coast Children's Car-
riage Works, r. 830 Sixteenth, bet Folsom and
Harrison
Falkmann Frederick, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Falkner, Bell Hi Co. (James D. Walker and
Thomas Meuzies ) commission merchants, insur-
ance agents, agents Lloyds', and agents Royal In-
surance Co., Norwich Union Fire Insurance Soc,
and Lancashire Fire Insurance Co., and proptrs
Wool Agency Warehouse, NW cor Townsend
and Sixth, office 130 California
Falkner. See Faulkner
Fall Amanda Miss, fursewer H. Liebes & Co., r. 138 )i
Jessie
Fall Creek Copper Mining Co. (Josephine Co., Or.)
Joseph Morizio secretary, 828 Munigomery,
room 21
Fall George, bartender, r. 138 H Jessie
Fall John C, mining, r. 703 Leavenworth
Fall River Gravel Mining Co. (Butte Co., Cal.) Wil-
liam Letts Oliver secretary, 328 Mont., room 13
Fall. See Faul and Faull
353 Tehama, r. 351
Tehama
Fallehy Patrick H., laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. NW
cor Turli and Fillmore
Fallon Annie Mrs., lodgings, 1046 Folsom
Fallon Bridget, domestic 1305 Larkin
Fallon Delia, chambermaid Commercial Hotel
Fallon E., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Fallon Edward, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 516
Stockton
Fallon Edward, laborer Superintendent of Streets, r.
S a Duncan, bet Sanchez and Church
Fallon Edward D., boarding, 135 Folsom
Fallon James, fireman Oregon SS. George W. Elder
Fallon James, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Fallon James, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Fallon John, laborer, r. 311 Twenty-seventh
Fallon John, laborer Southern Pac. RR., r. NE cor
Eleventh and Channel
Fallon Kate, domestic 437 Eddy
Fallon Lizzie Miss, ironer laundry Lick House
Fallon Maria, widow, r. 1215 Union
Fallon Martin, laborer, r. 20 Martin
Fallon Mary Miss, r. IOC Eighth
Fallon Matthew (Fallon & Buckley) r. 334 Bush
Fallon Michael, blacksmith, r. 110 First
Fallon Michael, blacksmith, r. 505 Howard
Fallon Michael, blacksmith, r. 1U16 Folsom
Fallon Michael, laborer Diggins Brothers, r. 2520 Sut-
ter
Fallon Michael, laborer John Doyle, r. NW cor Geary
and Central Av
Fallon Michael M., bookkeeper Code, Elfelt & Co., r.
Oakland
Fallon Patrick, r. 217 Hickory Av
Fallon Peter, bootcrimper, r. W s Florida, nr Butte
Fallon Thomas, capitalist, r. Lick House
Fallon Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 1215 Union
Fallon Thomas, dairy, S s Duncan, bet Sanchez and
Church
Fallon Thomas, laborer, r. 911 Eighteenth
Fallon Thomas, teamster, r. 217 Hickory Av
Fallon William, r. 534 Ellis
Fallon & Buckley (Matthew Fallon and Chris. A.
Buckley) wines and liquors, 323 Bush
Fallory John, laborer, r. E s Eleventh, bet Harrison
and Bryant
sergeant police City Hall, r. 2106
, salesman Schafer k Co. , r. 38 McAl-
, engineer U. 8. Appraiser's Store, r.
, bookkeeper DoHiver k Brother, p.
salesman Kennedy k Durr, r. 560
245
Falls Richard J
Howard
Falls Stephen D.
lister
Falls Thomas J.
•2511 Clay
Falls William F
2511 Clay
Falort Jerome C.,
Howard
Falvey Edward, steward, r. 4 Howard Court
Falvey Patrick J., bricklayer, r. 134)4 Shipley
Famif John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Fanander Albert, barber, 10fiO>i Folsom,
Seventh
Fanoello Carlo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washing-
ton
Fancher Annie M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 230 Kear.
Fancher Ira Mrs., Widow, r. 2237)4 Mission
Fancher Sylvester, carpenter, P. 2010 O'Farrell
Fanciola Giulio (Fanciola & Mazzi) r. 1205 Stockton
Fanciola & Mazzi (Giulio Fanciola and PYancisco
Mazzi) editors and publishers L'Elvezia, 1205
Stockton
Fancort Mary A., widow, r. N b Twenty-ninth, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Faucourt Henry (Klug & Fancourt) r. 765 Mission
Fanel Edmund, teamster, r. 2606 Mission
Faneuil Hall Insurance Co. (Boston) Brown, Craig k
Co. agents, 215 Sansome
Faniere Eugene, student, r. 204 McAllister
Fanjoy William H.. gilder, r.28 Mary
Fankhauser Christian, cigarmaker, r. 134 Ash Av
Faun William, cook schr Twilight, BealeSt. Wharf
Fannen John, longshoreman Menzies, Bingham &
Co.
Fannen John, laborer Thompson Bros., r. 32 Arling-
ton
Fannen Michael C, carpenter Southern Pac. BR.
Fanner Frederick, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Fanuian , painter Thomas Downing
Fannlngr Edward, street contractor, r. 320
Chestnut
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY *«hing^don|£ short notice
I M APnniuniirU uiporter of and dbaler in coal, and pig moN,
J. InAl/UUllUUun, « MarUet Street, comer Spear.
FAN
319
FAR
Fanning F. B., deputy collector U. S. Internal Reve-
nue, r. 600 Bush
Fanning James, laborer, r. 1003 Battery, rear
Fanning John, r. 1703 Mason
Fanning John, teamster Edward Fanning, r. 320
Chestnut
Fanning John, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Fanning John Jr., groceries and liquors, NW cor Ma-
son and Green
Fanning Marcus C, r. 1006 Pine
Funning Patrick, laborer, r. 29 Louisa
Fanning Peter, teamster Edward Fanning, r. 320
Chestnut
Fanning Thomas, farmer, r. Railroad Av, near Five
Mile House, San Bruno Road
Fanning Thomas, stockraiser, r. Twentieth Av, nr J,
South S. F.
Fannon Annie, domestic 1608 Post
Fannon Thomas, tanner August Onen, r. cor Union
and Sullivan, B. H.
Fannon. See Fannen
Fautina Antonio, cook Campi's Restaurant, r. 818 San-
some
Fantina Pietro, fisherman. Front St, Wharf
Fanton Henry B. Jr., bookkeeper Mackintosh &
Bacon, r. Oakland
Fantran Rudolph, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Faraday Richard, insurancebroker, 210 Sausome, r.
234.5 Jackson
Farcio Lorenzo, laborer Sea Wall
Fardy Dennis, groceries and liquors, E s San Bruno
Road, nr Cortland Av
Farecco Genaro, drayman, r. 1407 Kearny
Farenkam O. F. Larson, shipwright and ways, 11 and
12 Ninth Av, Hunters Point, South S. F.
Farsey Jules, mirrormaker Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
3 Kent
Fargo E. A. & Co. (Earl A. and Jerome B. Fargo)
importere, and wholesale wines, brandies and
liquors, 316 Front
Fargo Earl A. (E. A. Fargo & Co.) r. 1351 Post
Fargo Jerome B. (E. A. Fargo & Co.) r. San Rafael
Fargue John P., foreman Superintendent of Streets, r.
S£ cor Mason and Francisco
Farholt C. S., mate scbr William Hicks, r. 123 Welsh
Farish Adam T. (Moody & Farish) r. Oakland
Farish Thomas E. (Moody & Farish) r. 2016 Pine
Farjeon Solomon, book and job printer, 621 Sansome,
r. Oakland
Farless Thomas A. (Pettigrew & Farless) r. 1932 Pine
Farley Bernard, liquor saloon, junct County, Mission
and Ocean House Roads
Farley Catherine Miss, r. 303 J4 Hayes
Farley Daniel, master schr Fanny Gilmore, r. 2013
Dupont
Farley Edward, laborer Patrick Spaight, r. Wayne, nr
Union Av, B. H.
Farley Elliott, laborer Jonathan G. Kittle, r. 525 Har-
rison
Farley F., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Farley Frank E., pressman Alta California, r. 520
Taylor
Farley George, farmer, r. Keystone House
Farley George F., wines and liquors, 2131 Mission, r.
1709 Stevenson
Farley Hugh, butcher Hugh Crummey, r. Railroad
Av, bet Twelfth and Thirteenth Avs, South 8. F.
Farley James, boots and shoes, 1612 Polk, r. 1400
Greenwich
Farley James, laborer, r. 122 Gilbert, rear
Farley John, marblepolisher Charles Roche, r. 28
Everett
Farley John F., bartender Peter Hopkins, r. Grand
Hotel
Farley Julia, widow, r. 9 Lick Alley
Farley Maggie, chambermaid Golden Eagle Hotel
Farley Patrick, blacksmith, r. 1H51 Mission
Farley Patrick, conductor Omnibus RR., r. 209 Te-
hama
Farley Patrick, stairbuilder Arthur W. McGuire, r. N s
Liberty, bet Dolores and Guerrero
Farley Patrick, warehouseman, r. 1305 Montgomery
Farley Philip, restaurant, 210 First
Farley Richard, laborer Sea Wall, r. 447 Natoma
Farley Richard, packer C. James King of William &
Co., r. 1305 Montgomery
Farley Thomas, stockdrover, r. Chestnut, bet Polk
and Van Ness Av
Farley Thomas, woodturner, r. 33)4 Louisa
Farley William, laborer Sea Wall, North Point
Farm and Fruit Land Agency, Frederick P. Howard
agent, 328 Montgomery, room 5
Farman Andrew F., tailor, r. 1007 California
Farman Charles H., r. luO" California
Farman Charles M., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Farmar Frederick C., compositor Evening Bulletin,
r. 1713 Stockton
Farmar Richard B., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 1713
Stockton
Farmar Thomas, real-estate, r. 658 Seventeenth
Farmer and Dealer Tlie (monthly) Ayers & Co.
publishers, office 254 Market
Farmer George H., hostler Charles S. Crittenden, r.
102 Eddy
Farmer Hardin W., tailor, 187 Jessie, r. 519 Green-
wich
Farmer James, lather, r. 863 Jj Market
Farmer Thomas, silverplater, r. 533 Seventeenth
Farmer Thomas J., scroll sawyer Cal. Mills, r. 48
Minna
Farmer William, laborer, r. 781 Stevenson, rear
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank of Savings (in liqui-
dation) A. Doble president, L. G. Harvey secre-
tary, 528 California, room 2
Farnam Fannie, widow, r. 228 Turk
Farnam. See Farnham
Faruan Ellen Miss, laundress, r. 445 Natoma, rear
Farnan James, clerk freight dept Southern Pac. RR.,
r. 609 Nineteenth
Farnan Sarah Miss, laundress, r. 445 Natoma, rear
Faruandes Joaquin, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 M Drumm
Farnandes Joao A., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 J^ Drumm
Farnandes Manoel, Portuguese Pro. and Beney. Assn,
415}^ Drumm
Famell Charles, seaman schr Montana, Union St.
Wharf
Farney Christ, dairyman Davidson & Scharetg
Farnfield Charles P., actuary Union Insurance Co., r.
128 Tenth
Farnham Eben, mining, r. American Exchange Hotel
Farnham Ellen, domestic 1103 Shotwell
Farnham Henry, physician, r. 264 Minna
Farnham James G., salesman James H. Fish, r. 921
Dolores
Farnham James W., dairyman, r. S s Columbia, bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Farnham John H. (Farnham & White) r. 824 Filbert
Farnham John N., carpenter, r. 4 Rausch
Farnham J. R.. r. 528 Ellis
Faruham Oliver J., clerk Son Bros., r. 219 Mason
Farnham & White (John H. Farnham and Charles G.
White) shipwrights, 11 Steuart
Farnham. See Farnum
Farnlacher Adam, bakery, 1218J^ Folsom
Farnsworth David L., drayman, 100 California, r. 125
Tyler
Farnswortli E. D. <& Son (Elias D. and Edward
P.) general agents Citizens Fire Insurance Co. of
St. Louis, German Fire Insurance Co. of Pitts-
burgh, Farragut Fire Insurance Co. of New York
and Pacific Branch Metropolitan Plate Glass In-
surance Co. of New York, office 202 Sansome,
room 1
Farnsworth Edward P. (E.D. Farnsworth & Son) r. 31
Waller
Farnsworth Elias D. (E. D. Farnsworth & Son) r. 17
Glen Park Av
Farnsworth E. Seymour (Middleton & Farnsworth) r.
20 Laurel PI
Farnsworth George C, bookkeeper Phelps & Miller,
r. 17 Glen Park Av
Farnsworth John D., r. 740^i Grove
Farnsworth Louisa, widow, nurse, r. 951 Harrison
Farnsworth Stephen, capitalist, r. 122 Eddy
Farnsworth Stephen F., drayman D. L. Farnsworth,
r. 11391^ Mission
Farnsworth William O., supt Occidental Laundry, r.
N B Filbert, bet Octavia and Laguna
Farnsworth Willis, drayman D. L. Farnsworth, r.
1141 Mission, rear
Farnum C. E., physician and surgeon, r. 652 Mission
Farnum Charles A., wood, coal, hay and grain, 410
Larkin, r. 13083^ Devisadero
Farnum Mary, widow, r. 713 Minna
Farnum. See Farnham
Faro Daniel, hostler Fulton Livery Stables, r. 467
Stevenson
Faro John, architect, r. 121 Montgomery
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< Farquhar George, draftsman U. S. Coast Survey, r.
323 Kearny
Farquhareon Charles D., builder, 1 Powell, r. 923
t Hyde
j Farquliarsoji David, president California Sav-
t ings and Loan Society, office NW cor Powell and
I Eddy, r. 502 Van Ness Av
' Farquharson Henry C. (Soule & Farquharson) r. 128
Post
Farquharson Jame? (Kerr & Co.) r. 112 Kearny
Farr Alonzo, musician, r. 1565 Jj Market
Farr Charles C, millhand Horace Davis & Co., r. 533
Shotwell
Farr George M., carriagemaker, r. 918 Bryant
Farr Louis, seaman, r. 43 Stanly PI
Farracy Mary, domestic 833 Post
Farrag^ut Fire Insurance Co. of 'Sew York,
E. D. Famsworth & Son, general agents, office 202
Sansome, room 1
Farran Charles J., r. 131 First Av
Farran John F., deputy County Clerk, r. 408 Fell
Farran. See Farren and Farron
Farrand G.. dressmaker, r. 717 Valencia
Farrand Robert B., carpenter, r. 717 Valencia
Farraui Joseph, barber, r. 311 Jessie
Farrar Albert, sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r. 613 Mission
Farrar Benjamin F., spring bed and mattrass manuf ,
1557 Market
Farrar Delia, domestic 2022 Bush
Farrar Eduardo, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415!^ Drumm
Farrar F. W., salesman Thomas Day, r. 1522 Polk
Farrar Josiah, r. 1147 }<j Mission
. Farrar Louis C., gents furnishing goods, 10 Kearny, r.
' 118 Ellis
I Farrar M. Mrs., widow, r. 609 Mason
Farrar Oscar, bookkeeper Billings, Harbourne & Co.,
r. 600 Bush
Farrar Thomas, engineer, r. 28 Ji Garden, rear
Farrell A., teamster Superintendent of Streets
Farrell Andrew, blacksmith John Doyle, r. NW cor
, Geary and Central Av
I Farrell Ann, domestic 634 Hayes
Farrell Daniel, liquor saloon, 140 Third, r. 174 Minna
Farrell Delia, domestic 406 Eddy
Farrell E.. Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Farrell Edward, r. 784 Folsom
Farrell Edward, bottler Crystal Soda Water Co., r. 314
Chestnut
Farrell Edward, contractor, 638 Market, r. 828 Union
Farrell Edward, longshoreman, r. SW cor Jackson
and Drumm
Farrell Eliza, widow, r. SW cor Montgomery Av and
Scotland
Farrell Florence J., boilermaker, r. E B Utah, bet So-
noma and Yolo
Farrell Francis P., carriage painter, r. 1517 Stockton
Farrell Frank, carpenter, r. 150% Post
Farrell Frank, helper machinist Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Farrell Frank, special policeman, r. 126 California
Farrell George, fireman Central Pac. RR. Co., r. 565
Howard
Farrell George, fireman stmr Bay City
Farrell Georiie, longshoreman, r. 313 Main
Farrell Harry D., seaman, r. 412 Folsom, rear
Farrell James, boilermaker, r. 81 Clementina
Farrell James, butcher, r. L. bet Fifth and Sixth Ave,
South S. F.
Farrell James, engineer Central Pac. RR., r. 116 Shot-
well
Farrell James, groceries and liquors, 458 Natoma
Farrell James, hostler, r. 572 Minna
Farrell James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W 6
Hampshire, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Farrell James, laborer Pac. UolUugMill, r. N s Shasta,
bet Illinois and Michigan
Farrell James, seaman, r. 7 Hodges PI, nr Vallejo
Farrell James A., liquor saloon, 4 Berry
Farrell John, assistant engineer Pacific Coast SS. Sa-
linas, r. 36 M Tehama
Farrell John, bakery, 442 }< Third
Farrell John, driver Whitney & Co., r. 5 Commercial
Farrell John, eztraman Engine No. 3, S. F. F. D., r.
1313 California
Farrell John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E 8
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Farrell John, groceries and liquors, 323 Fourth, r. 727
Folsom
Farrell John, laborer, r. 313 Main
Farrell John, stockbroker, 113 Leidesdorff, room 5
Farrell John, painter Bernard L. Brandt, r. 404 Mont-
gomery
Farrell John, tinsmith, r. 629 Twenty-fourth
Farrell John J., woodcarver, r. 4 Freelon
Farrell John M., bookkeeper Central Pacific Hotel
Farrell John T., comicemaker George Hayes & Co., r.
cor Valencia and Twenty-fourth
Farrell Joseph, r. 167 Minna
Farrell Joseph, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Farrell Joseph F. (Farrell & Meherin) r. 10 Baker
Farrell Joseph M., bookkeeper, r. 132 McAllister
Farrell Joseph P., carriagemaker M. J. McCue & Co.,
r. 13 Van Ness Av
Farrell Julia, widow, r. 7 Water
Farrell Kate, widow, r. 42 Clara
Farrell Kate Mrs., r. 381 O'Farrell
Farrell Martin, laborer, r. 62 Everett
Farrell Martin, teamster Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co., r.
12 Jackson
Farrell Mary, cook 1422 Sutter
Farrell Mary, domestic 611 Buchanan
Farrell Mary, domestic 623 Eddy
Farrell Mary, domestic 1220 Geary
Farrell Mary A., widow, r. 463 Clementina
Farrell Maiy J., widow, r. 620 Sixth
Farrell Matthew, teamster, r. Es Eureka, bet Twenty-
first and Twenty-second
Farrell Michael (Cunnane k Farrell) r. 424 Fulton
Farrell Michael (Farrell & Gaflfney) r. 244 Perry
Farrell Michael, blacksmith helper Risdon I. and L.
Works
Farrell Michael, foreman Gibbs' U. 8. Bonded Ware-
house, r. 2405 Clay
Farrell Michael, laborer, r. 48 Minna
Farrell Michael, laborer, r. E s Utah, bet Sonoma and
Yolo
Farrell Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N s
Shasta, bet Michigan and Illinois
Farrell Michael, liquor saloon, 523 Mission
Farrell Michael, molder Steiger & Kerr, r. 11 Oak
Grove .^v
Farrell Michael, painter, r. 777 Market
Farrell Blicliael, proptr Central Pacific Hotel, 346
and 348 Fourth
Farrell Michael, seaman, r. 75 Tehama
Farrell Michael, waiter Johnson & Hermann, r. 3
Commercial
Farrell Michael J., shoemaker, 706 Howard
Farrell M. J. Mrs., hairdresser, r. 11 Kearny
Farrell Patrick, clothing, r. 429 Chestnut
Farrell Patrick, foreman Menzies, Bingham & Co., r.
521 Howard
Farrell Patrick, proptr Turf House, S s Point Lobos
Av, bet Nineteenth and Twentieth Avs
Farrell Patrick, waiter Grand Hotel
Farrell Patrick F., conductor N. B. and Mission RR.,
r. 315 Fifth
Farrell Peter, Rig. and Stev. Union 806 Montgomery
Farrell Peter A., liquor saloon. 448 Valencia
Farrell Pfcter E., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 827
Folsom
Farrell Peter 0., r. 1920 Taylor
Farrell R., fisherman, r. 404 Vallejo
Farrell Samuel B. .manager St. James Hou8e,906 Market
Farrell Simon, laborer, r. 610 Natoma, rear
Farrell Simon J., clerk, r. 2546 .Mission
Farrell Simon J., plumber, r. 2546 Folsom
Farrell Thomas, driver Dunn & Blucher, r. 903 Pao.
Farrell Thomas, janitor Jefi'erson Grammar School, r.
2508 Post
Farrell Thomas, marblecutter, r. 777 Market
Farrell Thomas, captain schr Ellen Adelia, r. 12 Sher_
man
Farrell Thomas, mechanic, r. 366 Natoma
Farrell Thomas, seaman schr Fourth of July, Beale
St.Wharf
Farrell Thomas Jr., horsetralncr, r. NW cor Point
Lobos and Ninth Avs
Farrell Thomas A., cook Pacific Club, r. 68 Minna
Farrell Thomas F.. driver City Transit Co.. r. 171T
Ellis
Farrell Thomas F., varnisher, r. 463 Clementina
Farrell Thomas J., plumber, r. 620 Sixth
Farrell Thomas L., carpenter, r. 620 Stevenson —
Farrell Timothy A., teamster, r. 4 Grove
Farrell William, r. 131 Wildey
Farrell William D., Uquor saloon, 162 First
Farrell William L., stevedore, r. 214 Langton
Farrell William M., watertender Pacific Mail SS.
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Farrell & Gaffney (Michael Farrell and John Gaffney)
market, 432 Third
Farrell & Meherin (Joseph Farrell and Mark M.
Meherln) blacksmitha and horseshoers, SW cor
Geary and Broderick
Farrell. See Ferral, and O'Farrell
Farrelly Charles (Farrelly & McGruder) r. NW cor
Fourth and JesBie
Farrelly Jam<.3 M. (Brady & Farrelly) r. NE cor Mis-
sion and Second
Farrelly John A., receiving teller HIbtrnia Savings
and Loan Soc, r. 120 Ellis
Farrelly Michael, keeper County Jail, r. 208J4 Fran-
cisco
Farrelly & McGruder (Charles Farrelly and Lawrence
McGruder) groceries and liquors, NW cor Fourth
and Jessie
Farren Bernard, brassfinisher Weed & Kingrvell, r.
119 Silver
Farren Dennis, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 419
Stevenson
Farren James, plumber, r. 146 Perry
, Farren John, Ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Farren John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N s Shasta,
bet Maryland and Louisiana
Farren John, teamster James McDevitt,r.911 Sansome
Farren John, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 15
Minna
Farren John W., wagonmaker and blacksmith,
121 Beale, r. 316 First
Farren John W. Jr., wagonmaker John W. Farren, r.
316 First
Farren Maitha, widow, r. cor Liberty and Townsend
Farren Martha T. Miss, saleswoman, r. cor Liberty
and Townsend
Farren Robert J., coflBnmaker O'Connor & Sheehy.r.
34 Ellis
Farren Samuel, fireman stmr Saucelito, r. San Quen-
tin
Farren S. M., keeper East Brother Light House
Farren Svman Mrs., r. 69 Jessie
Farren Thomas, butcher, r; cor Liberty and Towns-
end
Farren William D., deputy Tax Collector, r.l6 Willow
Av
Farren. See Farran, and Farron
Farrer Louis C, r. 120 Ellis
Farressy Cornelius, r. 325 Minna
Farreter Patrick, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Farrington Bernard, hackman, r. 2Zoe PI
Farringtou Ella Miss, dressmaker Mrs. G. Farrand, r.
210 San Jos6 Av
Farrington Elvin D., assistant weigher Custom House,
r. Oakland #
Farrington John, laborer G. R. Lucy & Co., r. cor
Ninth and Braunan
Farrington Thomas, butcher City and County Hos-
pital
Farrington Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Farris Crawford, bricklayer, r. 1723 Eddy
Farris John R., captain stmr Julia, r. Alameda
Farris Joseph L.. lineman American District Tele-
phone Co., r. 6 Erie
Farris Michael, waiter New York Bakery, r. 89 Jessie
Farro Laurent, cook Miner's Restaurant, r. 17 Broad-
way PI
Farron James, teamster James Devitt, r. 317 Vallejo
Farron Michael, carpenter, r. cor Thirty-first and
Railroad Av, South S. F.
Farron Stephen, seaman, r. 17 Tehama, rear
Farron Thomas, r. cor Twenty-seventh and Sanchez
Farron. See Farran, and Farren
Farrow , sewing machine agent, r. 277 Stev.
Farrumfao Antonio L., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415 )i Drumm
Farry John, fruits and vegetables, r. Old Hickory, nr
Kosciusko, B. H.
Farry Michael, coachman, r. NW cor Hayes and Fill-
more
Farry Thomas, ironmolder, r. 427 Tehama
Farsley A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Farum Chair Brace Co., Julius Marcuse manager,
621 Sansome
FarwellAnn, domestic 1110 Taylor
Farwell W. G., physician, office and r. 413 Post
Farwell William H., shipchandler, r. 1028 Bush
Fasce Giovanni (Morelli & Fasce) r. 734 Mont.
Fasci Geralomo, vegetable peddler, r. 9 Gaven
Fasci Nettina, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Fasliion Stables, McCord, Bridge & Co. proptrs.
221 Ellis
FasB Abram S., cigarmaker, r. 320 Jessie
Fass Aaron, tailor, 808 Stockton
Fass J. & N. merchant tailors, 603 California
Fass Jacob (J. & N. Fass) r. 623 California
Fass Julius E., miller Laumeister Mills, r. NE cor
Eighth and Braunan
Fass Nathan (J. & N. Fass) r. 623 California
Fass William, cigarmaker Abram S. Fass, r. 320 Jessie
Fass. See Faass
Fassett Clara H., widow, r. 1934 Mission
Fassett H. Hart, surveyor Home Mutual Insurance Co.,
406 California, r. Oakland
Fassett Noah C, office 424 Montgomery, r. 614 Sutter
Fassett William, collector Retail Tradesmen's Pro.
and Collection Bureau, r. 1025 Twenty-first
Fasshauer J. 0., druggist G. Leipnitz & Co., r. 2 Park
PI
Fasshauer William, cigarmaker J. Casner & Co., r. 1049
Howard
Fassler Benjamin, laborer, r. 2221 Greenwich
Fassmann Anton, boots and shoes, 10 Third, r. 566Jj
Minna
Fassmann Eugene, salesman Anton Fassmann, r. 555^
Minna
Faetenau Frederick, with Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 118
Dore
Faster Devet, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Father De Smet Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (Da-
kota Territory) Theodore H. Widmann secretary,
404 Montgomery
Fatjo Joaquin J., manager Mauri Brothers, r. 15 Te-
hama
Fatthauer Henry, engineer Pac. Brewery, r. 267 Te-
hama
Fatz Jacob, harnessmaker William R. Cram, r. 28 First
Faubel Henry, butcher, r. S s Sixteenth, bet Shotwell
and Howard
Faubel Jacob, butcher, r. 173 Sixteenth
Faubel John, market, 2200 Fillmore, r. 2432 Sac.
Faubel Philip, butcher, NE cor Twentieth and Shot-
well
Fauchard Charles, r. 1407 Polk
Faucompre Alfred, bookkeeper Wolff & Reinhold, r.
1921 Mason
Faulhaber George, locksmith and bellhanger, 23
Montgomery Av, r. 605 Broadway
Faulkner Charles, wireworker, r. 264 Minna
Faulkner Charles P., assayer and chemist William
ZeJner, r. 1155 Howard
Faulkner Eliza, domestic 3S6 Eddy
Faulkner George, clerk Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch,
r. Oakland
Faulkner George L., r. 824 Bush
Faulkner Harry, fringemaker Pac. Fringe Co., r, 1313
Kearny
Faulkner James, r. 36 Clay
Faulkner Nellie Miss, saleswoman Botger & Bischoff, I
r. 921 Powell
Faulkner Thomas, miller Dohrmann & Co., r. 12}<
Mobs
Faulkner Thomas, porter Thomas H. Selby & Co., r.
24054 Perry
Faulkner William F., messenger freight dept Central
Pac. RR., r. 921 Powell
Faulkner. See Falkner
Faull John A., capitalist, 326 Mont., r. 1209 Butter
FauU William (Merry, Faull & Co.) r. 2023 Broadway
Faull. See Fall
Faulstlch Thaddeus, wines and liquors, 2609 Mission
Faunandre John, r. 6 Central PI
Faure Albert v., engineer California St. RR., r. 826
Greenwich
Faure Ambrose, cook, r. 811 Pacific
Faure Eugene, cook Occidental Hotel, r. 722 Broadway
Faure Henry E., clerk Thomas C. Van Ness, r. 826
Greenwich
Faure Hj-ppolite (Reymond, Faure & Co.) r. 724 Fil-
bert
Faure Laurent, cook, r. N s Dunn Alley, nr Eeamy
Faure Leon, waiter Frank Lacoste, r. 525 Hayes
Faure Martin (Faure & Rambaud) r.721 Pacific
Faure Sophie, widow, r. 826 Greenwich
Faure k Rambaud (Martin Faure and Alfred Ram-
baud) proptrs Guillaume Tell Hotel, 721 Pacific
Fauser Charles, butcher, r. Railroad Av, bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth Avs, South S. F.
Fauser John, porkbutcher South 8. F. Packing and
Provision Co., r. cor Fourth Av and M, South S.F.
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Market and Front Streets.
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FansB D. & Brotlier (Daniel and Henry) liquors,
1942 Mission
FausBDauiel (D. Fauss & Brother) r. 1942J4 Mission
Fauss Henry (D. Fauss & Brother) r.l852 Stevenson
Faufis Louis, driver 'WillowB Brewery, r. SE cor Nine-
■ tt^enth and Mission
Fauss Otto (Otto Fauss & Co.) r. 8E cor Nineteenth
and Mission
Fauss Otto & Co. (Otto Fauss and Gustav Klein-
claus) proptrs Willows Brewery, SE cor Nine-
teenth and Mission
Faust Louis, cabinetmalier William ProU & Co., r. 8 s
Greenwich, bet Pierce and Scott
Faut Gustave, st-anian, r. Sanders' Hotel
FauthLoiiis. barber Lampe Brothers, r. 502 Bush
Fautsch Francis E,, florist and landscape gardener,
1419 Bush
Fautz H^^nry, gunsmith, r.2217 Taj'lor
Fautz William (Claus Wreden & Co.) r. 2217 Taylor
Fautz William Jr., driver E. Trlttenbach & Co. r. 2217
Taylor
Favu Amedeo, vegetables, 72 Colombo Market
Fava Martin, draymau Cliarles M. Volkuian, r. 52 Clara
Fava Pasquale, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Fava Peter, drayman Charles M. Volkuian, r. .52 Clara
Favarel Louis (Durroux & Favarel) r. 1502 J^ Polk
Favell John, hostler Bowley Brothers, r. SW cor Mis-
sion and New Montgomery
Favert Julius, waiter Louis Donnadieu, r. 916 Mont.
Favor Charles S., deputy U. S. Marshal, r. 4 Middle
Favor Chaunoey O., machinehand D. A. Macdonald fc
Co., r. Oakland
Favor James H., carpenter Fulda Brothers & Co., r.
Oakland
Favor Kiinbal, physician and surgeon, office and
r. 14 Geary
Favor Marian P. Miss, r. 4 Middle
Favre Antonio, cook, r. 15 Clar.i
Favrler John P., clerk Eoturier & Zabaldano, r. SE cor
Kearny and Pacific
Fawcett Simeon, teamster, r, 1217 Mason
Fawcett Stephen (Fawcett & Augsburgh) r. 803 Mont.
Fawcett & AuKsburgh (Stephen Fawcett and Stephen
Augsburgh) fruits and vegetables, 69 Centre Mar-
ket
Fay , candymaker, r. 629 Folsom
FayA.& Co. (Andrew Fay and EdwardT.Harri8)butch-
ers, 202 Valencia
Fay Andrew (A. Fay & Co.) and proptr Acme Market,
NE cor Mission and Twenty-second
Fay Annie, widow, r. 39 Crocker
Fay Bernard, whitener John Q. Garfield, r. 19 Gilbert
Fay Caleb T., commission merchant, and agent
for Geneva Award, 320 Sansome, room 4, r. 1329
Pine
Fay Catherine, cook 1116 Bush
Fay Charles, cook Johnson & Herrmann, r. 509 Wash.
Fay David, real-estate, r. 725 Chestnut
Fay Dennis, hostler Potrero and B. V. RR., r. E s
Pennsylvania Av., bit Nevada and Sierra, rear
Fay Edward, brasspolisher, r. 16 Howard
Fay Edward, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Fay Edward C, bartender Palace ISotel
Fay Eliza Mrs., laundry, 937 Folsom
Fay James, policeman City Hall, r. .'59 Minna
Fay James, 8. F. Ship Calkers' Assn, Barra's Hall
Fay James W., brassflnisher 8. F. Braes Works, r. 16
Howard
Fay Jeremiah G., broker, 330 Pine, rooms 1 and 2, r.
2014 Ellis
Fay John, bird cagemaker George F. Edwards, r. 512
Bush
Fay John, dairyman Abraham D. Miller, r.Ws San
Bruno Road.nr Silver Av
Fay John, real-estate, r. 2014 Powell
Fay John, shoemaker, r. 268 Stevenson
Fay John, upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r. 117
Mason
Fay Julius, bookkeeper Verdler, Moroau & Co., r. 1017
Polk
Fay Luke, collector Western Insurance Co., r. 2014
Powell
Fay Maria K., widow, r. 55 Tehama
Fay Mary, widow, r. 69 Minna
Fay Mary, chambermaid Overland House
Fay Mary, housekeeper 226 Sutter
Fay Mary A. Miss, teacher Union Grammar School, r.
2014 Dupont
Fay Max H. (Henry Keller & Co.) r. Oakland
Fay Michael, billposter Keyt & Co., r. 1113 Leav.
Fay Michael, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Fay Michael, whipmaker, and liquor saloon, NW cor
Twenty-sixth and Mission
Fay Patrick, hostler Richard Dowling, r. 623 Grove
Fay Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Fay Peter, boatman Henry J. Boese, r. 2014 J4 Dupont
Fay Peter Jr.. clerk Jacob Unna, r. 2014 J$ Dupont
Fay Philip S.. stock and moneybroker, 330 Pine,
rooms 1 and 2, r. 834 Grove
Fay R., cellarman Crystal Dining Room8,'719 Market
Fay Robert, piano tuner Hemme & Long, r. 23 Guer-
erro
Fay Robert, teamster, r. Columbia Hotel
Fay Roger, r. 53 Shii)ley, rear
Fay Sarah Miss, dressmaker Keane Brothers, r. 337
Tehama
Fay Seymour J.{C. H. Roundey & Co.) r. 510 Stockton
Fay Thomas, compositor S.F. Chronicle, r. 8 Verona PI
Fay Thomas, laborer Southern Pac. RR., r. NE cor
Harrison and Santa Clara
Fay Thomas, teamster Bigley Bro8.,r. 17 Ji Grand At
Fay Thomas P., upholsterer, 937 Folsom
Fay William, r. 834 Grove
Fay William, hostler Comstock Livery Stable
Fay William, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 211 Minna
Fay. See Fey
Fayard Emile, jeweler, r. Ill Virginia
Fayard John B., barber, r. 912 Pacific
Fayard Victorine, widow, r. 912 Pacific
Fayer G., cook Pacific Mail SS. City of Sydney
Faylor George W. (Smith & Faylor) r. Oakland
Faylor William A., bookkeeper, r. 967 Mission
Fazackerley Joseph, railroad contractor, r. 22 Eleventh
Fazio Bartolomeo, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Fazzi Angelo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Fazzi Ricardo, fruits and vegetables, 911 Bryant
Fear Mary, widow, groceries and fruits, 1213 Kearny
Fearon Mary Miss, groceries and liquors, 341 Jessie
Feather River Water Co., John Mullan president,
623 Commercial
Featherly Frank, teacher, r. 913 Vallejo
Featherly Henrietta Miss, assistant Union Primary
Sohool, r. 913 Vallejo
Featherly Sarah, widow, r. 913 Vallejo
Featherly S. F. Miss, assistant Powell St. Primary
School, r. 913 Vallejo
Feathers Josie Mrs., r. 961 Mission
Featherston Bernard, tanner, r. 159 Silver
Featherston James, with lAngley & Michaels, r. 1805
Jones
Featherston James F., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
444 M Clementina
Featherston John N., cashier Langley & Michaels, r.
1805 Jones
FeathtrstouMary A. Miss, saleswoman, r. 444 J4 Clem.
Featherston Peter, foreman Superintendent of Streets
Featherston Peter, groceries and liquors, 17 Zoe
Featherston Thomas J., clerk Timothy Sullivan, r. 1120
Folsom
Fechheimer Benjamin C, clerk Fechhelmer, Good-
kind & Co., r. 820 O'Farrell
Fechheimer Charles S. (Fechhelmer & Steele) r. 820
O'Farrell
Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co. (M. S. Fechhelmer,
Henry Goodkind and Henry Kronthal) , Importers
and jobbers clothing and furnishing goods, 16 and
18 Sansome
Fechheimer Martin S. (Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co.)
r.New York
Fechheimer & Steele (Charles S. Fechheimer and
William A. Steele) mauufs and wholesale dealers
trunks, valises etc., 21 Sansome, factory. Seven-
teenth, bet Shotwell and Folsom
Feder Henry N., clerk L. Siebenhauer & Co., r. 918
O'Farrell
Feder Herman, well borer, r. W s Dolores, bet Thirti-
eth and Thirty-first
Feder Isadore, tailor, 907 Larkin
Feder Louis, commission merchant, 35 Battery, r. 918
O'Farrell
Feder JI. M. & Co. (Moses M. Feder and Asher N.
Levy) wholesale jobbers gents furnishing goods,
123 Sansome
Feder Mollle, widow, r. 419 Hayes
Feder Moses M. (M. M. Feder & Co.) r. 914 O'Farrell
Feder Reuben, dry and fancy goods, 419 Hayes '
Feder Samuel (Rosenthal, Feder & Co.) r. 1713 Bush
Federal Hotel, Charles Scheggla proptr, 1205 Stock.
Federleln Bernard, dry goods, and candies, NWcor
Howard and Twenty-fourth
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY,
EDDY ST., West of Fillmore Street
OFFICE. 33 GEARY ST.
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IMPORTER OP AND DBALBR IN COAL AND PIG IRON,
41 Marlcet Street, comer Speajr.
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Federlein Carrie Miss, saleswoman Bernard Federlein,
r. NW cor Howard and Twenty-fourth
Federlein Jacob, clerk Bernard Federlein, r. NW cor
Howard and Twenty-fourth
Federspiel Louis, laundry, 515 M Fourth
Fee Leonidas W.. route agent U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. Calistoga
Fee Delia, domestic 30 Alta PI
Feeban Joseph J., stock keeper E. H. Jones & Co., r.
2 Natonia
Feehan Mary A., widow, groceries and liquors, 142
and 141 First, r. 2 Natoma
Feehan Thomas E., clerk Mary A. Feehan, r. 2 Natoma
Feehun William, r. 715 Clementina
Feehan William F., clerk Mary A. Feehau, r. 2 Natoma
Feeling Thomas, longshoreman, r. 319 Folsom
Feely Dennis, proptr Oregon Lodging House, C41 Com.
Feely .lames, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 310 Clem.
Feely James T., tinsmith, r. 653 Mission
Feely Johanna, widow, r. 1118 Turk
Feely John, laborer, r. 507 Mission
Feely John, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Feely John, painter, r. 510 Minna
Feely John, stableman George S. Banks, r. 630 Post
Feely Mary, domestic 211 Turk
Feely Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 310 Third
Feely Michael, laborer, r. 313 Eddy
Feely Thomas, hackdriver, r. 1021 Stockton
Feely William, fireman Palace Hotel, r. 9 Freelon
Feeney Bridget, widow, laundress, r. 1025 Vallejo
Feeney Ellen, widow, r. 408U Natoma
Feeney James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 508
Brannan
Feeney James, silversmith and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 22 O'Farrell
Feeney John, boilermaker Cal. Boiler Works
Feeney John, millhand Horace Davis & Co., r. 25
Minna
Feeney John, plasterer, r. 34 Hayes
Feeney Margaret, widow, r. 1315 Broadway
Feeney Mary, domeBtic 1501 Gough
Feeney Michael, bartender James H. Lynch, r. 437
Clementina
Feeney Patrick, laborer Oregon S. S. Co., r. 232 Ritch
Feeney Patrick J., molder Savage & Son, r. 25 Clem.
Feeney Stephen, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 126
Third
Feeney Timothy, laborer, r. E s Folsom, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Feeney AVilliam, groceries and liquors, 437 Shipley
Feeny James, machinist Union Iron Works, r. E s
Mission, nr Thirtieth
Feeny James, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 431
Pierce
Feeny Joseph, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
431 Pierce
Feeny Joseph D., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1111 Pierce
Feeny Michael, laborer, r. 1113 Scott, rear
Feenv Patrick, hostler Charles S. Crittenden, r. Turk
St. Hotel
Feerr Peter, confectioner, r. 1607 Leavenworth
Fegan Christopher, rigger Edmunds & Taylor, r. 47
Clementina, rear
Fegan John, rigger Edmunds & Taylor, r. 47 Clem-
entina, rear
Fegan Joseph, calker Paciho Mail SS. Co., r. 161 Perry
Fehnemann Charles, tinsmith, r. 2201 Larkin
Fehnemann John, bookkeeper Crowley & Goodman,
r. 2201 Larkin
Fehnemann Minna, widow, groceries and liquors, 2201
Larkiu
Fehrenbach Mary, widow, r. 8 s Godeus, bet Mission
and California Av
Fehrenbacher Wilhelm, brewer, r. 1007 Minna
Feht George, varnisher. r. 456 Tehama
Fei Lena, domestic 317 Eddy
Feiback I., clerk, r. Branch House
Feibusch Aron, Cigarniakers' Assn, 771 Market
Feibusch J., Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Felbush Marcus, groceries and liquors, SW cor Frank-
lin and Fulton
Feig Alexander, furnitiure, 155 Third, r. 657 Howard
Feig Joseph, clerk New York and S. F. Collar Co., r.
657 Howard
Feig Michael, japanner John Lee k Co., r. 657 Howard
Feig Raph.iel, salesman S. Bine, r. 657 Howard
Feige John H., carpenter, r. 1021 Ji Capp
Feige Richard, upholsterer Inilianapolis Chair Manuf.
Co., r. Oakland
Feige Robert, tailor, M7)^ Geary
Feigel Henry, carpenter, 119 Jessie
Feigenbaum Benedict (Feigenbaum & Co.) r. 1006 Van
ness Av
Feigenbaum Joseph (Feigenbaum & Co.) r. 307 Tyler
Feija^'eiibaum <Sc Co. (Benedict Feigenbaum, Louis
Schwartzschild and Joseph Feigenbaum) import-
ers Yankee notions, baskets, children's carriages,
musical instruments, and toys, 120-124 Sansome,
and 217 and 219 Pine
Feighery James, stableman George S. Banks, r. 900
Post
Feihl Johan, baktr, r. 1218 Powell
Feil Laurentz D., r. 602 Ellis
Feiling Louis (Collins & Feiling) r. 810 Fifteenth
Feinberg Moses S. (Feinberg & Mayer) r. Oakland
Feiuberg & Mayer (Moses S. Feinberg and Marcus B.
Mayer) commission merchants, 405 Front
Feine Adolxjhus, bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 793 Mission
Feintuih Abraham, salesman Buj'er, Reich & Co., r.
1301 California
Feintuch Marcus, watches and jewelry, 240 Kearny, r.
1304 California
Feintuch Morris bookkeeper Nast, Greenzweig & Co.,
r. 1304 California
Feisel Frederick T., wagonmaker, 1509 Mission, r. 1412
O'Farrell
Feisler Patrick, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Feist Adolijh, merchant, r. Lick House
Feistcorn Charles A., compositor, r. 655 Washington
Feistel Felix (Feistel & Gerrard) r. 838 Market
Feistel & Gerrard (Felix Feistel and Joseph Gerrard)
chiropodists, 838 Market
Feix John, foreman refinery U. S. Mint, r. 23 Potter
Feix William, laborer, r. 23 Potter
Felberg Christian H., carpenter, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Feld Joseph, tailor, r. 9 Dikeman PI
Feldbusch John D., r. 1221 Polk
Feldbusch John H. D., insurance broker, r. 528 Shot-
well
Felde Heinrich Z., cook North Pacific Hotel
Felder Frauz, liquor saloon, 621 Merchant, r. 1519
Dupont
Feldhaus George, expressman, cor Market and McAl-
lister, r. 535 Ivy Av
Feldin Lawrence, confectioner, r. Philadelphia House
Feldmann Charles W., bartender Christian Feldmann,
r. 1102 Polk
Feldmann Christian, wines and liquors, 327 and 329
Bush, r. 637 Sutter
Feldmann Heinrich, driver Chicago Brewery, r. 1420
Pine
Feldmann John D., groceries and liquors, 765 Folsom
Feldmann John Otto, bartender William H. Weeks,
r. 529 Valencia
Feldmann !>. & Co., (Louis Feldmann) importers
and dealers wood and willowware, 317 and 319
Sacramento
Feldmann Louis (L. Feldmann & Co.) r. NE cor
Twenty-first and Shotwell
Feldmann Louis Jr., clerk L. Feldmann & Co., r. NE
cor Twenty-first and Shotwell
Feldschaw Adolph, cofifee saloon, 615 Montgomery, r.
Prospect PI, nr Pine
Feldtman Peter N., bookkeeper A. P. Hotaling & Co.,
r. 236 Sutter
Feldtmann Henry H., porter Schultz & Von Bargen,
r. 1821 Hyde
Feletti Joseph, fruit dealer, r. 6 Montgomery Court
Felipe B., cook Mateo Cressaglia, r. 15 Third
Felis Manuel A., driver, r. NW cor Sixteenth and Do-
lores
Feliu Eustaguio, waiter Barbieri & Danziant, r. 513
Vallejo
Felix David, canvasser, r. St. David's House
Felix Edward, saddler, r. 801 Powell
Felix Henry, lauudryman Hayes Park Laundry, r. 525
Hayes
Felker Leon B., teamster, r. New Washington Hotel
Felker L. M., r. 1920 Mason
Fell Marshall Jr., solicitor, r. 819 Howard
Fell Stephen, r. 212 First
Fell William, r. 10 Folsom Av
Fella Charles, pressman Francis, Valentine k Co., r.
9 Cushman ♦
Fella George A., painter, r. 38 Harriet
Fella John V., polisher Jacob Strahle & Co., r. 1644
Polk
Fella Martha Miss, dressmaker, r. 1644 Polk
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Felle William H. R., eeaman barkentine B. E. Ham,
Larue's Wharf
Fellheimer Bernhard, salesman Cohnreich Brothers,
r. 426 Minna
FelUs Henry, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Fellis Isaac, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Fellows A. J., salesman The Howe Machine Co., r.
Oakland
Fellows Arthur, clerk Charles E. Barry, r. 718 Cal.
Fellows David A., chicken ranch, E s Lyon, bet
Union and Filbert
Fellows E. C, assistant general superintendent Central
Pac. RR. and leased lines, NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, r. Oakland
Fellows Edward, laborer S. F. Cordage Co., r. S s
Brannan, nr Bitch
Fellows Everett P., bookkeeper Howe & Hall, r. 11 Far-
ren Av
Fellows Frank, switchman Central Pac. BR., r. Ter-
minal Hotel
Fellows Ida Miss, r. 32 ii Perry
Fellows Samuel S., cashier Bedington & Co., r. 2914
Fillmore
Fellows Seth P., first officer ship Harrey Mills, Ori-
ental Wharf
Fellows Thomas, plumber, r. 613 Mission
Fellows Wellington, laborer freight dept Central
Pac. RB.
Fells John F., clerk Porter, Oppenhelmer, Slessinger
& Co., r. 1601 a Fillmore
Felomia Giovanni, r. 616 Broadway, rear
Felon Jules, laborer Louis Donnadleu, r. 338 Pacific
Felsenthal Philip, merchant (Ward, Nev.) r. 1540
Washington
Felsinj^ Frederick, market, 967 Mission
Felson Lydia Miss, r. 917 Stockton
Felt Alexander (Wilson & Felt) r. 47 Sacramento
Felt Ellen, widow, r. SW cor Solano and Bhode Island
Felt Everett, confectionery, and bootblack stand, 17
Leidesdortf, r. 33 Hinckley
Felt J. J., real-estate, 315 California, r. Palace Hotel,
and Menlo Park
Felt John, attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
Felter A. C, salesman 1. F. Eaton & Son, r. 412 Oc-
tavia
Felter William B., bookkeeper Eane, O'Leary & Co.,
r. 410 Hyde
Felton Albert, second officer stmr Thomas A. White-
law, Second St.Wharf
Felton Charles N., capitalist, 402 Montgomery, r. Pal-
ace Hotel
Felton E. S., baggagemaster Central Pac. BB., r. 787 )j
Stevenson
Felton John, laborer, r. 1320 Pacific
Felton Lawrence, r. 120 M Clara
Felvey Lawrence, cooper, 106 Market, r. W s Bryant,
bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Femmons Frank, patternmaker Pac. Boiling Mill, r.
E 8 Iowa, bet Mariposa and Solano
Fenchel Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Fenderich Charles, artist, studio and r. 125 Sansome
Feneliur Otto, boxniaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 555
Jessie
Fengler Henry, shoemaker, 539 Clay
Fenien Michael, stock dealer, r. 207 Linden Av
Fenillard Emile, jeweler A. Hirschman, r. Ill Vir-
ginia
Fenkhausen Amandus (Fenkhatisen & Brannschwei-
ger) r. 1123 Sutter
Fenkhausen J. Caesar, clerk Abrama & Carroll, r. 1123
Sutter
Fenkhausen Budolph, bookkeeper Fenkhanaen &
Braunschweiger, r. 1123 Sutter
Fenkliuusen dc Braunsch^veif^er (Amandus
Fenkhausen and Herman Braunschweiger) im-
porters wines and liquors, 414 Front
Fenlon Jeremiah (Hayes & Feulon) r. W 8 Prospect
Av, nr Powell A V
Fenn Charles B., clerk, r. 713 Shotwell
Fenn Frederick C. N., bellows manuf, 1628 Mission
Fenn Frederick G.W. Bev., pastor Fifteenth Av M. E.
Church, office 520 Montgomery Av, r. 1628 Mission
Fenn I., r. Helvetia Hotel
Fenn John H., shirt manuf, 1505 Market
Fenn Lyman J., carpenter, r. 713 Shotwell
Fenrf Thomas W., clerk Hutchinson & Mann, r. Oak-
land
Fenn William 8., clerk B. Nathan 4 Co., r. 1628 Mission
Fennell Caroline, widow, r. 8 8 Serpetine Av, bet
Folsom and Harrison
Fennell Catherine, widow, r. 311 Clementina
Fennell Charles E., carpenter, r. 136 First Av
Fennell Dennis, saddler and harness maker, 522 Bat-
tery, r. 14 Howard Court
Fennell Henry T., buckskin dresser Christian Hell-
wig, r. S s Serpentine Av, bet Harrison and Fol.
Fennell Jacob W. A., plumber, r. 8 8 Serpentine Av,
bet Folsom and Harrison
Fennell John, laborer Presidio Beservation
Fennell Lizrie E. Miss, assistant Columbia St. Prim-
ary School, r. 136 First Av
Fennell Maggie Miss, seamstress A. Bieleck, r. 311
Clementina
Fennell Patrick, engineer, r. 4 Noe, nr Twenty-fourth
Fennell Thomas, carpenter, r. 321 Twenty-seventh ^=-
Fennell William, blacksmith, r. 136 First Av
Fennell William J., upholsterer William J. Heney &
Co., r. 311 Clementina
Fenner A., laborer, r. 247 Second
Fenner Channlng G., attorney at law, 215 Sansome, r.
Florence House
Fenner Felix D., cigarmaker, r. 514 Sixth
Fenner James Q., salesman Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., r. 907 Sutter
Fenner Obadiah F., machinist, 111 Mission, r. 206
San Jose Av
Fennessy David, blacksmith, 1851 Mission, r. 28 Cal-
ifornia Av
Fennessy Edward, laborer, r. 530 Mission
Fennessy Ellen, -nridow, r. 1209 Columbia
Fennessy James, tailor, r. 747 Tehama
Fennessy James Jr., varnisher, r. 747 Tehama
Fennessy John, boots and shoes, 42 Sixth, r. Oakland
Fennessy John J., civil engineer, r. 2618 Sacramento
Fennessy Joseph D., short-hand reporter, r. 28 Cali-
fornia Av
Fennessy Michael, laborer Pac. Boiling Mill, r. What
Cheer House
Fennessy Michael, shoemaker, 315 Vallejo
Fennessy William, blacksmith, r. 372 Clementina
Fennessy William, laborer, r. 611 Natoma
Fennessy William T., varnisher, r. 747 Tehama
Fensdel H., baker Pacific Coast bS. Senator
Fenstermacher Caroline Miss, r. 30 Oak Grove Av
Fenstermacher Louis, clerk F. W. & D. Barkhaus, r.
537 Fifth
Fenstermacher Matilda, domestic 16 Columbia
Fenstermacher Martin, wines and liquors, 537 Fifth
Fent William, salesman East & Co., r. E s Dolores, nr
Market
Fenton Catherine Mrs., furnished rooms, 304 Stockton
Fenton Daniel, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. N s 'Twenty-seventh, bet Noe and Sanches
Fenton Daniel P., purser stmr Sonoma, Sonoma Val-
ley BB. Co.
Fenton Edward, waiter, r. 60 Natoma
Fenton Ellen, shoefitter Porter, Oppenhelmer, Sles-
singer & Co., r. 230 Linden
Fenton Fanny, r. 932 Pacific
Fenton Fanny, widow, r. 519 Third
Fenton James, oiler California St. BB., r. 1407 Cal.
Fenton James, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 320 Geary, rear
Fenton J. J. Mrs., female employment office, 811H
Sutter, r. AM Stockton
Fenton John, bootmaker Porter, Oppenhelmer. Sles-
singer & Co., r. 521 Birch Av
Fenton John Henry, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 518 Grove
Fenton John J., driver Wells, Fargo k Co., r. 304
Stockton
Fenton Lawrence J., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 230 Linden Av
Fenton Maggie Miss, shoefitter Buckingham &^echt,
r. 621 Birch Av
Fenton Patrick, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Fenton Patrick, laborer, r. United States Hotel
Ftoraiisa Lulgi, drayman, r. 11 Varennes
Fera Albert, laborer, r. 5 Gaven,rear
Fera H., diamonds (New York) J. Wolf agent, 120
Sutter, room 13
Fera John, laborer, r. 5 Gaven, rear
Feraco Dominiques, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Ferae Bernardo, gardener, W s Mission Road, nr St.
Mary's College
Feranco T., waiter Pacific Mall S8. CoUma
Ferazzini Pietro, laborer Charles Pizzala, r. San Qot-
tardo Hotel
Ferber Charles, carpenter, r. 1601 Mason
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN. '^LfgKWJJ^-
JONAS J. MORRISON,
Liomber Dealer, N. E. cor. Allssion and Spear Sts. , has l»rj;*
liumber Sheds filled \vlth well Measoned Liumber.
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Ferber Ilenrj', cabinetmaker S. F. Furniture Factory,
r. 602 Seventh
Ferber. See Furber
Fercovich Louis, expreseman, r. 1508 Mason
Fere Joseph, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Fereccio Luigi, Italian Benev. Soc. 423 Washington
Fereira Alberto, shoemaker Joaquin J. Silva, r. 115
Davis
Ferenkam O. F. L., master mariner, office 12 Clay
Fereran James, grainer, r. 2015 Mission
Ferettl Giacomo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Feretto Giuseppe, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Feretto Luigi, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Ferguson , r. 29 Dupont
Ferguson , r. 106 Post
Ferguson Alexander, seaman, r. 17 Vallejo
Ferguson Aristide (Morgan Brothers & Ferguson) r.
520 Geary, rear
Ferguson Charles, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Ferguson David, cook schr Greyhouud, r. 406 Pacific
Ferguson David, special policeman, r. 44G Twentieth
Ferguson Donald, janitor First Baptist Church, r. 320
Eddy
Ferguson Donald, millwright, r. 444 Brannan
Ferguson Eben W., bookkeeper Page, Moore & Co., r.
1206 Market
Ferguson Frank, laborer Sea Wall
Ferguson George, carpenter, r. SWcor Vickfiburgand
Twenty-second
Ferguson George, seaman schr Phoebe Fay, Mission
St. Wharf
Ferguson George B., salesman J. W. Davidson k Co.,
r. 937 Post
Ferguson George H., assistant William P. Humph-
reys, r. 2237 Geary
Ferguson George L., speculator, r. 1214 Hyde
Ferguson Henry, upholsterer Joseph Morgan, r. 277
Stevenson
Ferguson Henry A., butcher George Kaiser & Co., r.
1120 Filbert
FerRus<jn Henry W., laborer Pac. Boiling Mill, r. W s
Michigan, bet Napa and Shasta
Ferguson Herbert 8., carriage painter, 1317 and 1319
Market, r. 311 Stockton
Ferguson James, r. 6 Jane PI
Ferguson James, clerk L. G. Perkins, r. 2372 Geary
Ferguson James, engineer C. James King of William
& Co., r. 732 Folsom
Ferguson James, longshoreman, r. 36 Clay
Ferguson James, molder Mechanics' Foundry, r. 56
Tehama
Ferguson James, second steward Oregon SB. George
W. Elder, Folsom St. Wharf
Ferguson James P., proptr Mission Stud Livery Sta-
ble, 814-820 Mission, r. 820 Mission
Ferguson Jessie, widow, r. 128 Fell
Ferguson John, bartender Angus McLeod, r. 5 Mor-
ton
Ferguson John, employee Empire Brewery, r. 118
Francisco
Ferguson John, laborer Sea Wall
Ferguson John, wines, liquors and cigars, 304 Cali-
fornia, r. 365 Jessie
Ferguson Lewis C, r. 25 Dupont
Ferguson M., brokef, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Ferguson Mary, widow, furnished rooms, 277 Stev.
Ferguson Mary E., widow, dressmaker, r. 437 Na-
toma
Ferguson Milton, r. 362 Third
Ferguson N. Mrs., r. 16 Willow Av
Ferguson Peter, miner, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Ferguson Phineas F., manager California Laundry, r.
SW cor Twenty-second and Vicksburg
Ferguson Powell, seaman, r. 250 Spear
Ferguson Robert, lumberman, r. 1828 O'Farrell
Ferguson Kobert C, salesman Jones & Co., r. 437
Natoma
Ferguson Thomas, gardener, r. 772 Harrison
Ferguson Thomas, loDgshoreman, r. 14 Frederick
Ferguson Tilghmau H., dentist, 22 Geary, and school
director, r. 1 Kimball PI
Ferguson W., farmer, r. 636 Commercial
Ferguson Walter D., laundryman, r. 1203 Bush
Ferguson Walter L., compositor George Spauldlng, r.
437 Natoma
Ferguson William, laborer Golden City Chemical
Works, r. 608 Seventh
Ferguson William D., marine reporter Merchants'
Exchange Assn, Meiggs' \Miarf, r. 118 Francisco
Ferguson. See Furguson
Ferlcco Genaro, drayman, r. 1407 Kearny
FerinI Bartley (Perini & Ferlnl) r. 421 Stockton
Ferini Joseph, restaurant, 12 Ellis, r. 421 Stockton
Feriolo Maximiliano, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Ferle Bedentore, salesman N. Pardlni & Co., r. 404
Vallejo
Fern George E., carriagetrimmer, r. 310 Mason
Fern William, liquor saloon, 506 Washington, r. 540
Washington
Fernald Joseph, with Thomas SulUvan, r. 139 J4
Perry
Fernald Joseph 8., stockbroker, 213 Sansome, r. Oak-
land
Fernandez Francisco, barber, and cigars and tobacco,
213 Third, r. 220 Third
Fernandez Jos6, fireman Pacific Coast SS. Ancon, r.
7 Plnckney PI
Fernandez Joseph K., tlllerman Hook and Ladder
No. 3, S. F. F. D., r. S s Market, bet Tenth and
Eleventh
Fernandez M. Mrs., widow, r. 729 Geary
Fernandez Manuel, cook McCauley & Young, r. lllj^
Fifth
Fernandez Manuel P., deckhand stmr Amelia, r. 7
Merchant
FEENANDEZ PETEE, hatter. 602
and 604 Kearny, r. 704 Sacramento
Fernandez Philip, cigars and tobacco, cutlery, etc,
306 Kearny, r. 6 Central Av
Fernandez Thomas M., plumber, and extraman En-
gine No. 12, S. F. F. D., r. SW cor Drumm and
Commercial
Fernau Charles E., groceries and liquors, 426 Natoma
Fernbach Herman, r. 627 Green
Fernbach Moritz, office 9 and 10 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building, r. Alameda
Fernbach Victor, mining secretary, 9 and 10 8. F.
Stock Exchange Building, r. 1834 Sutter
Ferot Ellse Mrs., r. 7 Pro.spect PI
Ferraloli Louis, barber, 13 Montgomery Av, r. 261 Clara
Ferraloli Vincenzo, crayon artist, studio 90 St. Ann's
Building
Ferral John, manufacturer cotton, r. 2518 Callfomis
Ferral Joseph, laborer, r. 4 Pf eiffer
Ferral Robert, judge Superior Court, Department
No. 12 (criminal) chambers 729 Montgomery, r.
2518 California
Ferrall W. V., freight clerk Pacific Mail SS. City of
Tokio
Ferran Jean, knifegrinder, r. 427 J^ Green
Ferran Marcien, laborer Mme. L. Lantheaume, r.
427^ Green
Ferran. See Farren, and Ferren
Ferranzi Stefifano, laborer Sea Wall
Ferrar Giovanni, porter, r. 433 Greon
Ferrari Antonio, vegetable dealer, r. 1020 Mont., rear
Ferrari Frank, seaman, r. 810 Battery
Ferrari George, r. 631 Broadway
Ferrari Salvatore, fish, 37 Clay St. Market, r. 76 Front,
nr Pacific
Ferrari Louis, laborer, r. 1020 Montgomery, rear
Ferre Antonio, stripper Job6 A. Garcia, r. 1337 Dupont
Ferre G. H., clerk Custom House, r. 88" Fifteenth
Ferre John K., speculator, r. 515 Minna
Ferrea Angelo, fruit and vegetable dealer, r. 1324
Natoma
Ferrea G. B. (G. B. Ferrea & Co.) r. E s Tennessee,
bet Sierra and Nevada, rear
Ferrea G. B. & Co. (G. B. Ferrea and George Brolo)
proptrs Potrero Dairy, E s Tennessee, bet Sierra
and Nevada
Ferree Frank E., bookkeeper C. M. Plum k Co., r. 534
Bush
Ferree J. J., with Justin Gates, r. 722 Montgomery
Ferreira Antonio, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415^ Drumm
Ferreira Antonio P., Portuguese Pro. andBenev. Assn,
415^ Drumm
Ferreira Francisco Da Luz, sacristan Nuestra Se-
fiora df; Guadalupe Church, r. 908 Broadway
Ferren Bridget, furnished rooms, 106 SI.\th
Ferren James H., salesman Frederick Grass, r. 106
Sixth
Ferren John L., porter Nathan, Pulverman & Co., r.
106 Sixth
Ferren Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 106 Sixth
Ferren Lawrence, liquor saloon. 777 Mission, r. 106
Sixth
Ferren. See Farren and Ferran
i^r-/\ 11/ f\l Ani/ 645 MARKET STREET, wholesale and retail dealer In
uLU. W. LLAnrv, Paper Hangings & Shads Material. Manufacturer of window siiades
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^o^^«^^ ^^fr^I^^X',
Market and Front Streets.
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Ferrenbach Otto, market, iunction Van Xesa Av and
Market
Ferrer Antonio, r. 1337 Uupont, rear
Ferrer John M., clerk, r. 1810 Pine
Ferrer Julius, physician, office and r. 18 Geary-
Ferrer Manuel Y., teacher muBic, r. 1810 Vine
Ferrera Giovanni, gardener, E b San Jose Road, nrBer-
nal Station
Ferrera Louis, laborer, r. 1020 Montgomery, rear
Ferrera Peter, deckhand stmr Amelia, Washington
St. Wharf
Ferreri Attilla, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Ferreria Aquilino L., Spanish Mutual Benev. Sec. , 730
Montgomery
Ferretti Giuseppe, wood and coal, 517 Pacific
Ferretto Qiacomo, sawyer L. J. Bufflno & Co., r. 533
Green
Ferretto Giuseppe, figherman, Front St.Wharf
Ferretto Luigi, grocer, r. Mission, bet Twenty-ninth
and Thirtieth
Ferrick A., secondhand clothing, 350 Third
Ferrie Francois, clerk Leon P. Jagou, r. SE cor Union
and Mason
Ferrie Louise Mrs., dressmaker, r. SE cor Union and
Mason
Ferrie William, searcher records, r. C20 Pine
Ferrie. See Ferree and Ferry
Ferrjer John S., butcher, 44 and 45 Grand Central
Market, r. 631 J< Stevenson
F«rriere Jacques, painter, r. 919 Stockton
Ferriu Julia, domestic 338 Eddy
Ferrin Robert, bartender Thomas H. Cunningham
Ferrini Giuseppe, Swiss Benev. Soc.,10y Montgomery
Ferris Anson S., physician, 7(35 Market, r. 1G23 Bush
Ferris Charles, butcher Merry, Faull & Co., r. 258
Tehama
Ferris Crawford, bricklayer, r. 1723 Eddy
Ferris David, shoemaker, 023 Merchant
Ferris David C, mining, 320 Sansome, r. Oakland
Ferris E. A., decorator, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Ferris George V., packer Folger, Schilling & Co., r
1188 Harrison
Ferris Hugh, farmer, r. 127 Jackson
Ferris Hugh, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Ferris John, laborer, r. 28 First
Ferris John M., guard House of Correction, r. 1010
Washington
Ferris Joseph, clerk William Hellier, r. 153 Shipley
Ferris Samuel A., salesman James Connelly & Co.,
r. 217 Bush
Ferris Vincinci, jeweler A. Hirschman, r. 1217 Polk
Ferris William H., r. 1515>4 Broadway
Ferrie William H., bartender, r. 865 Mission
Ferro Antonio, gardener, W s Mission Road, nr Ocean
House Road
Ferro James, cook, r. 613 Mission
Ferron J. H., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Ferrulo David, knifegrinder, r. 10 St. Charles PI
Ferry Edward, laborer, r. 909 Battery, rear
Ferry Edward Jr., teamster Frank Barnard & Co., r.
909 Battery, rear
Ferry Ja)nes, longshoreman, r. SW cor Jackson and
Drumm
Ferry Michael, teamster, r. 6 Laskie
Ferry William, laborer, r. 13 Laskie
Ferry. See Ferree and Ferrie
Ferst Philip, liquor saloon, First Av, nr Kentucky,
South S. F.
Ferst. See Furst
Ferugiaro Andrea, gardener, r. 8 s Herman, bet Fill-
more and Steluer
Ferugiaro Angolo, vegetables, 15 Colombo Market
Ferugiaro Antonio, vegetables, 36 Colombo Market
Ferugiaro Asinto, scavenger, r. 5 Gaven
Ferugiaro Ercola, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Ferugiaro Giovanni, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Ferugiaro Natale, vegetable dealer, r. Bannam PI, nr
Green
Feryriez Auguste, cook, r. 834 Vallejo. rear
Fesler Frank (Gama & Fesler) r. 711 Mission
Fesler Frank, wellborer, r. 1122H Larkln
Fesler Frederick, laborer Golden Age Flouring Mills.
r. 515 Union
Fesler George, artesian wellborer, r. N s Sierra, nr
Louisiana
Fesler Gottlieb, brewer Golden City Brewery, r. 1431
Pacific
Fesler Joseph, blacksmithhelper Pac. Rolling Mill,r. j
W s Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta j
Feesenden S. H. (R. A. Swain dc Co.) r. Boston, Mass. i
Fest Oscar L., scene painter Adelphi Theater, r. 316
Sixth
Fetsch Charles, tanner, N s Precita Av, nr San Bruno
Road, r. 722 O'Fariell, rear
Fetsch Eugenie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 722 O'Farrell,
rear
Fetsch Jacob, furniture, and birds, 271 First
Fett Charles, groceries and liquors, 931 Folsom, r.
934 Folsom
Fetter .\flrianna W., widow, r. 412 Octavia
Fetter Alvah C. clerk I. F. Eaton, r. 412 Octavia
Fettes Andrew W., junk dealer, r. S s California Av
nr Howard, B. H.
Fetticks Frederick, r. Oak, bet Scott and Devisadero
Fettig Adele Miss, teacher, r. 324 Turk
Fetz John, wine merchant, r. 1713 Buchanan
Fetz Joseph, wholesale native wines, SW cor Geary
and Dupont, r. 1713 Buchanan
Fetzer Frederick, tailor, r. 1404 Powell
Fetzer George J., salesman Tobin, Davisson & Co., r.
227 Geary
Fetzer Thomas M., salesman Tobin, Davisson & Co.,
r. 227 Geary
Feuerbach John, butcher The Baldwin
Feugeueer William, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 1332 California
Feuillan John (F. Thomas & Co.) r. Oakland
Feuren Jacob H., longshoremen, r. 235 Ritch
Feuren W. Miss, dressmaker, r. 235 Ritch
Feusier Edward D.. merchant, 309 Clay, r. 625 Green
Feusier Henry, policeman City Hall, r. 917 3^ Filbert
Feusier Louis (Martin, Feusier & Stefiani) r. 1027
Green
Fevez Louis, carpenter, r. 15 William ""■
Fevre August, waiter, r. 911 Pacific
Fey Conrad, carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. 317 Green
Fev Henrich, bootmaker J. H. Hemmer, r. Sacramento
Hotel
Fey Henry, woodsawyer, r. 637 Broadway, rear
Fey John, pianomaker Jacob Zech, r. 23 Guerrero
Fey. See Fay
Fiala Ida Mrs., fancy goods, 1512 Polk
Fiala John T., draftsman U. S. Surveyor General's
Office, r. 1512 Polk
Fiala Theodore R., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1512
Polk
Flee Frederick J., clerk, r. 1515 Broadway
Flee Richrird, groceries, 28!^ Crocker
Fichthaler JohnL., cigarmaker Jose A. Garcia, r. 808
Howard
Fichter Georges, waiter Marchand's Restaurant, r.
530 Bush
Fichtner Charles Mrs., widow, r. .''04 Fell
Fichtner Gustav H., salesman William Ehrenpfort, r.
504 Fell
Fick John F., clerk Lohman & Coghill, r. 1327 Pa-
cific
Ficke Buchard, seaman schr Crawford, r. 677 Harri-
son
Ficken Henry, driver Eureka Soda Works, r. 525 Ivy
Av
Ficken Lewis (Larkin & Ficken) r. 414 Natoma
Ficken Martin, blacksmith, r. 414 Natoma
Fickes Albert, bookkeeper William A. Meeker, r. 1053
Market
Fickes John A., sash and blindmaker, r. 1063 Market
Fickett James E., teamster, r. 216 Harrison
Fickinger Philip, with S. F. Chemical Works, r. Cin-
cinnati Hotel
Fidanza Louis, mining, r. 708 Montgomery
Fiddes George, foreman United Carriage Co., r. 1810
Bush
Fiddes Robert A., driver United Carriage Co.. r. 610
Howard
Fidel Sal varos, tanner IvanOppenheimer,r.29 Hinck-
ley
Fideman G., driver Market St. RR.
Fiebach Bertha Miss, actress California Theater, r.
602 Bush
Fiedler 8.. musician, r. 423 Bush
Fieger Louis, cigarmaker Denicke Bros., r. 410 Broad-
way
Field A. & Sona, shoe tacks and nails, ui^holster-
ers' tacks, etc., 511 Market
Field .\lfred B. (Richardson k Field) r. 1508 Larkin
Field Anders F.. policeman City Hall, r. 324 Austin
Field Asa W., bookkeeper Andrew W. Rose, r. 314
Ellis
Field Charles, marblecutter, r. 20 Anna
Field Duane W., drayman Howes & Pitts, r. 636 Post
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY. ""'"''"9 "?II,??."3IK7t
very Low Rates
J. MACDONOUGH,
OIPORTER OF AND DEALER IN AL.£i KINDS OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL., 41 MarUet Street, comer Spear.
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Field Edward A., lieutenant Fourth Artillery U. S. A.,
r. Presidio Barracks
Field George D., belix-rruelter aud refiner's dept U. S.
Mint, r. 122 Taylor
Field Hamptons, .salesman Randolph & Co.,r,534 Bush
Field J., laborer Pac. Kolling Mill
Field Jennie E., widow, shoefitter, r. 2315 Howard
Field Jonathan E., telegraph operator, r. 1511 Jackson
Field Nels F., policeman City Hall. r. 3208 California
Field Nina Mrs., confectionery. 3208 California
Field Regina, domestic 828 McAllister
Field Stephen D., electrician, r. 2321 California
Field Steplieit J., associate justice U. S. Supreme
Court, and presiding judge Ninth Judicial Cir-
cuit, office U. S. Coiu-t Building (after July 1st
new XJ. S. Api^raiser's Building, third floor) r,
■Washington, D. C.
Field Thomas, artist, 608 Market
Field William A., machinist, r. 516 Stevenson
Field. See Fields
Fielder James A., rigger and stevedore, r. 104 Mission
Fielding Abraham T., engineer, r. Clay, bet Webster
and Fillmore
Fielding John C, photographic printer George D.
Morse, r. Oakland
Fielding Samuel M., commercial traveler, r. 920 McAl-
lister
Fields Eugene, painter aud graiuer, W s Mission, bet
Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Fields Frank, iiantryman Pacific Coast SS. Ancon, r.
3 King
Fields Isuiah, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 2'17 Stevenson
Fields J., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Fields James B., powder nianuf., r. 1229 Turk
Fields James L., mining secretary, 240 Montgomery,
room 3, r. 6 Torren's Court, nr Clay
Fields Jeremiah, miner, r. E s Hampshire, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Fields John, expressman, NE cor Pine and Kearny, r.
210 Jones
Fields John, musician, r. 18 J^ Sacramento
Fields JohnL., cook George Dawson & Co., r. 25 Pros-
pect PI
Fields John M., first officer Pacific Coast SS. State of
California, r. 13 Fifth Av
Fields Joseph, cook bark General Cobb, r. 112 Steuart
Fields Lillie Miss, forewoman A.Waldsttin, r. 037 Tyler
Fields M.. cabinetmaker, r. 4 Rubs
Fields Thomas J., conductor Southern Pac. ER., r. 541
Fourth
Fields Thomas W., policeman City Hall, r. 735 Union
Fields Walter M.. clerk, r.214 Powell
Fields Winnie Mrs., r. 242 Taylor
Fields. See Field
Fielitz Henry, clerk William Fielitz, r. 259 Fourth
Fielitz William, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fourth
and Fol6om,r. 251 Fourth
Fielon Carrie, widow, r. 1021)4 Market
Ilerro F. Santiago, editor La Voz del Nuevo Mundo,
625 Merchant, r. 1013 Cluy
Flerro F. Santiago Jr., compositor La Voz del Nuevo
Mundo, r. 1013 Clay
Fierro-Talavera Felipe, proptr La Voz del Nuevo
Mundo, 625 Merchant, r. 1013 Clay
Fies John, cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, r. 930 M
Harrison
Fiesher Frederick, shoemaker, 602 Nineteenth, r. 123
Nineteenth
Fiesher. See Fischer and Fisher
Fife George S., mining, r. 2405 Howard
Fife Nelson, machinist Union Iron Works, r. Oakland
Fife. See Fyfe
Fitield Daniel, fireman Southern Pac. ER.. r. 113
Nineteenth
Flfleld Daniel B., fireman Southern Pac. EE.,r. 113
Nineteenth
Fifleld Gardner, r. 2.')4 Jessie
Fifield J.W., proptr Oakland Dairy, 117 Eleventh
Fifleld Samuel D., seaman stmr Precursor
Fifield AVilliam H., attorney at law, 230 Mont-
gomery, r. 20 Bond
Fifteenth .Avenue Extension (Board of Commission-
ers) office 59 and 00 Merchants' Exchange
Fifth Avenue Hotel, Bernard Lagrave & Co. proptrs,
cor Fifth and Eailroad Avs, Sou^h S. F.
Fifth Street Furniture Manufacturing Co. (Edward
Kihn) 545 and 547 Fifth
Flgari Giuseppe. Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Figaro (dramatii- daily) Johu P. Bogardus editor
and proptr, 532 Merchant
Figel Arthur, clerk Samuel Figel, r. 12 Oak
Figel Edgar P., bookkeeper J.W. Shaeffer & Co., r. 12
Oak
Figel Joseph, baker, r. 609 Jackson
FijfeUoseplv, clothing and gints' furnishing goods,
211 Montgomery, r. 1414 McAllister
Figel Oscar, salesman Buyer, Reich k Co., r. 12 Oak
Figel Samuel, insurance broker, 409 Cal., r. 12 Oak
Figer Benedict (Figer Brothers) r. 828 Pacific
Figer Brothers (Benedict and Joseph Figer) proptrs
California Brush Factory, 015 Sacramento
Figer Joseph (Figer Brothers) r. 828 Pacific
Figgle J. A., real-estate, r. 2503)5 Mission
Figoni Agostino, cartnian, r. 1018 Montgomery, rear
Figoni Francisco, carlman, r. 1018 Montgomery, rear
Figoni Giovanni, cartman, r. 1018 Montgomery, rear
Figoni Giuseppi, cartman, r. 1018 Montgomery, rear
Figueroa John D., barber Henry Gander, r. 426 Bdwy.
Figuiere Joseph, money order clerK Post Office, r. 1302
Stockton
Filboru Michael, laborer, r. 27 Minna
Filde Heinrich, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Filgate Henry P., porter Whittier, Fuller & Co.,r. 367
Minna
Fillpelli Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Filipini Pietro, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Filippe T. B., teacher languages, 235 Kearny, r.
844 Mission
Filkius Charles W., salesman Wyatt, Haskin & Co., r.
14 Geary
Fillebrowne Almira B., widow, r. 429 Tehama
Fillebrowne Clark, r. 429 Tehama
Fillebrowne George C, superintendent Station C. S. F.
Post Office, NW cor Mission and Twentieth, r. 1909
Stevenson
Fllley William, housemover, r. 400 Bay, rear
Filliot Frank, provisions, 123 Minna, r. 462 Natoma
Fillipo Hippolyte, tanner Laguna Tannery, r. 8W cor
Filbert and Van Ness Av
Fillippli Antonio, vegetable peddler, r. 726 Green, rear
Fillmer Jeremiah, willow worker, r. Post St. House
Fillmore Charles, blacksmith, r. Park Hotel
Fillmore Edward, mining, r. Park Hotel
Fillmore Frederick, foreman Buckingham & Hecbt,
r. 232 Oak
Fillmore Harry, r. 232 Sutter
Fillmore J. A., master transportation Central Pao.
EE. and leased lines, NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, r. Occidental Hotel
Fillmore Street Wharf, foot Fillmore
Fillpich Nicholas, waiter, r. SE cor Steuart and
Mission
Fillps Edward, laborer The Windsor
Filmer William, foreman electrotyi^er Painter & Co,,
r. 450 Guerrero
Fllsiuger William, r. 235 O'Farrell
Fin Samuel, driver Henry Schwerin, r. County Line,
bet Mission and San Bruno Eoads
Final Thomas, gardener, W s Mission Road, nr Ocean
House Road
Finberg Louis, jeweller S. Morris & Co., r. 22 Glover
Finch James E.. teamster E. & H. Moffatt, r. N, bet
Seventh and Eighth Ave, South S. F.
Finch John H.. ha kman, r. 331 Third
Finch John N., shipjoiner, r. Seventeenth Av, bet I
and J, South S. F.
Finch Solomon, veterinary surgeon, r. 134 Eidley
Finch William G., restaurant, 522 California, r. 2126
O'Farrell
Finch William H., salesman Fechheimer & Steele, r.
West Oakland
Finc-k Gtsorge, watches, jewelry, spectacles, and
siLverware, NW cor Kearny and Geary, r. 317
Ellis
Finck Henry (Finck & Gundlach) r. NE cor Union
and Montgomery
Finck Henry, jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 1055)4 Fol.
Finck Henry C, coffee and spice manufactory, 2304
Mission
Finck Henry D., clerk Finck & Gundlach, r. 1312
Dupont
Finck Johu, shipcarpenter, r. 428 Broadway
Finck Julius (Will & Finck) r. 1021 Dupont
Finck William, groceries and liquors, 1019 Pacific
Finck William, salesman, r. E s Dolores, nr Market
Finck William H., watcbma er George Finck, r. 317
Ellis
Finck & Gundlach) Henry Finck and Frederick
Gundlach) cundy manufs, 1312 Dupont
Finck. See Fink and Finke
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Findla James, r. Palace Hotel
Findlay James W,, ticket auditor Southern Pac. RR.,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 35, r. 518
Jones
Findley David, wharfbuilder, r. 18 Perry
Findley Thomas, r. 513 Van Ness Av
Findley. See Finlay and Finley
Fine John, carrier S. F. Abend Post, r. 2 Mary Lane
Finegan J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. Nucleus
House
Finerty Thomas, liquor saloon, Meiggs' Wharf, r.
723 Vallejo, rear
Finerty Thomas R., copyist Cotmty Recorder, r. 723
Vallejo, rear
Finerty. See Fiunerty
Finger H. A., gardener Jefferson Square
Finger Herman T., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 616 H Linden
Finger John A. M., cook SS. Newport, r. 528 Vallejo
Finigan Bernard, bootmaker, 52'3 Valencia
Flnigan Holmes, physician, office and r. 622 Clav
Finigan Peter A., office 405 Montgomery, r. 1248 Cal.
Finigan. Finnegan and Finnigan
Finiuger John, gardener, r. 759 Howard
Fininger Ralph, clerk Joseph 'Westall, r. Oakland
Fink Alonzo W. (Ter\\iUiger & Fink) r. 1015 Vallejo
Fink Charles, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Haden-
feldt, r. 333 Turk
Fink Conrad, designer J. B. Luchsinger & Son, r. 234
Capp
Fink Ellen, widow, r. 733 Tehama
Fink James L., merchant tailor, 22 Montgomery, r.
1728 Eddy
Fink John G. (Fink & Co.) r. 1201 Market
Fink Otto A., seaman schr Discovery, r. Keystone
House
Fink Theodore, jeweler, r. 1065 Jj Folsom
Fink Therese, widow, r. 1055 )§ Folsom
Fink & Co. (John G. link) liquor saloon, 13 Leides-
dorff
Fink. See Finck and Finke
Finkbeiner George, crockery, lamps, and tinware, 1429
Dupont
Finke Ann, widow (A. Finke's widow) r. 814 Mont.
Finke Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Post and
Baker
Flnke'g A. Widow, manufacturer California
Champagne, 809 Montgomery
Finke. See Finck and Fink
Finken Richard, clerk Frederick Dahmke, r. 8E cor
Berry and Ritch
Flnkenstedt Henry, dry and fancy goods, r. 1307 Stock.
Finking Richard, merchant tailor, 222 O'Farrell
Fiukler .\ntonia, widow, r. 2740 Folsom
Fiukler Henry C, bailiff Supreme Court of California,
r. 2740 Folsom
Finlan James, seaman bark Whistler, Mission St.
Wharf
Finlay Agro J., teamster J.Morton & Co.,r. 210 Mason
Finlay Frederick, painter, r. 334 Spear
Finlav. See Finley
Finlayson Frank D., r. 1512 Jones
Finlayson James, r. The Baldwin
Finlayson James R., clerk, r. 1512 Jones
Finley Henry, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Finley Jame.s, wharfbuilder, r. 154 Silver
Finley J. K.& C>. (Joel K. Finley) law, collection,
and real-estate, 405 Kearny, rooms 2 and 3
Finley Joel K. (J. K. Finley & Co.) r. 728 J4 Howard
Finley John, wharf and bridge builder, r. 1.54 Silver
Finley John B., foreman Edwin Djnforth.r. Alameda
Finley John W., compositor, r. Branch House
Finley Margaret L., widow, r. 644 Filbert
Finley Martin, laborer, r. 734 Natoma
Finley N'icholas, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 23
RauRCh, rear
Finley Peter, r. 8E cor Leavenworth and Francisco
Fiuley R., agent Wolcott's Pain Palut, 417 Bush
Finley R. E., assistant engineer Central Pac. RR., r.
Oakland
Finley Richard (Finley * Dlckinsan) r. 8E cor Fran-
cisco and Leavenworth
Finley Robert, driver Midmel J. Kelly, r. TBeideman
Fiuley Thomas E., r. 2201 Oi-tavia
Finley & Dickinann (Klchard Finley and R. E.
Dickinson) butchers, 6 and 6 California Market
FinUy. See Finlay
Finn Albert W., line builder Western Union Tel. Co.,
r. Oakland
Finn Alexander, carpenter, r. 237 Eighth
Finn August, saloonkeeper, r. 13 John
Finn B., cigardealer, r. 411 Sansome
Finn Catherine Miss, furnished rooms, 202 Steven-
son
Finn David, heater Pac, Rolling MiU
Finn David .\., pressman P. E. Dougherty & Co., r.
920 Jackson
Finn David A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 920 Jackson
Finn Edward, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Wb
Devisadero, bet Tyler and McAllister
Finn Frederick O., cook, r. 1519 California
Finn James, carpenter, r. S s Sonoma, nr Utah — ,
Finn James, groceries and fruits, 1121 Folsom
Finn James, laborer, r. 1003 Natoma
Finn James P., longshoreman Meuzies, Bingham &
Co., r. E 8 Church, bet Twenty-fourth and Twen-
ty-flfth
Finn James W., statement taker S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 513 Howard
Finn Jeremiah, laborer, r. W s Sansome, nr Union
Finn Jeremiah, teamster, r. 15 Chesley
Finn John, brassfounder William T. Garratt, r. 415
Green
Finn John, extraman engine No. 3, S. F. F. D., r. 1313
California
f«Flnn John, fitter Columbia Foundry, r. 242 Fremont,
rear
Finn John, laborer, r. 1 Goodsell PI
Finn Jolin F., judge Superior Court, Department
No. 9 (Probate) chambers n'ew City Hall, second
floor, r. 1110 Leavenworth
Finn John H., teamster Charles Warren, r. 239 Ninth
Finn John J., conductor, r. 529 Valencia
Finn Kate Mrs., machine operator Jory Brothers, r.
cor McAllister and Devisadero
Finn M. Mrs., r. 418 Sutter
Finn Margaret, widow, r. 513 Howard
Finn Martin, plasterer, r. 1162 H Market
Finn Michael, laborer John Catlow, r. NE cor Yolo
and Arkansas
Finn Michael E., boot cutter S. W. Levy, r. 397 Eighth
Finn Peter, laborer Sea Wall
Finn S. E. Mrs., r. 915 Bryant
Finn Slbyrna, widow, r. 415 Green
Finn Simon M., laborer Sea Wall
Finn Thomas, compositor, r. 23 Hunt
Finn Thomas, teamster, r. 522 Grove
Finn Thomas B., bookkeeper John Foley 4 Co., r. 1521
Leavenworth
Finn Timothy, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.. Potrero
Works, r. 2 Goodsell PI
Finn Timothy, pork packer, r. 10 Boardman
Finn William, teamster Hancock k Kelso, r. W s Te-
hama, bet Norwich and Precita Av
Finnan Jared, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Finnan P., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Finnan Thomas, laborer, r. Second St. House
Finnegan Agnes Miss, r. 1118 Sacramento
Finnegan Ann, cook 922 Van Ness Av
Finnigan Clara Miss, r. 1118 Sacramento
Finnegan Daniel, lodgings, ill Oregon
Finnegan Daniel H., car driver Pi>trero and Bay View
RK., r. SW cor Sierra and Indiana
Finnegan Edward, plasterer, r. 115 Dore
Finnegan H.J. .mailing clerk Post Offlce,r.6263i Jessie
Finnegan I., clerk, r. Nucleus H'>use
Finnegan James, painter, r. Turk St. Hotel
Finnegan James, salesman Thomas Connolly, r. 411
Oak
Finnegan John, cabinetmaker, r. .54 First
Finnegan John, groceries and liquors, 137 Hayes
Flnnegau John, melter melter and refiner's dept U.
8. Mint r. 1038 Howard
Finnegan Joliu, painter, r. Ill Oregon
Finnegan Mary, domestic 1200 Van Ness Av
Finnegan Mary, domestic 1305 Goujth
Finnegan Mary, seamstress Mrs. William Thomas, r.
1310 Grove
Finnegan Mathew, painter J. H. Turner, r. S s Elm
Av, nr Polk
Finnngau Michael, laborer, r. 397 Eighth
Finnegan Patrick, laborer, r. Eleventh Av, bet L and
M. South S. F.
Finnegan Patrick, longshoreman, r. 214 Broadway
Finnegan Peter, laborer, r. 25 Sumner
Finnegan Peter, physician, r. 807 Kearny
Finnegan Peter, special policeman, r. 1118 Sacramento
Finnegan T. C, night clerk William Helller, r. 269
Minna
Finnegan Thomas, r. 1118 Sacramento
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Finnegan Timothy, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 49
Natoma
Finnegan. See Finigan and Flnnlgan
Finnegass Henry, deputy U. S. Marshal, r. 626 Eddy
Finnen August (F. Wortmaun & Co.) r. ISJj John
Finneran Delia, domestic 1205 Jackson
Finneran John, laborer, r. 81 Natoma
Finneran Malachi, broker, r. Broadway Hotel
Finneran Patrick, r. Cortland Av, bet Prospect and
California Avs
Finnerty Ellen Mrs., r. 423 N«toma
Finnerty James, bagcutter E. Detrlck & Co., r. 244
Jessie
Finnerty James, porter John Godsil, r. 38 Mary
Finnerty James, laborer Sea Wall
Finnerty James E., bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slcssinger & Co., r. 784 Folsom, rear
Finnerty John, bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer, Sles-
singer & Co., r. 784 Folsom, rear
Finnerty John, butcher, r.217 Stevenson
Fiunerty John J., waiter A. Wilson, r. 217 Stevenson
Finnerty Kate, domestic 501 Harrison
Finnerty. SeeFiuerty
Finney Charles, barber Joseph R. Bleily, r. 418 Bush
Finney Josiah T., r. 1709 Mason
Finney M., domestic Palace Hotel
Finney Oliver C, barber Anton Zorb, r. Humboldt
House
Finney Patrick, r. Turk St. Hotel
Finney Setden A., engineer California St. RR., r. 1519
California
Finney Sophia, dressmaker, r. 920 Washington
Finnie David H.. driver United Carriage Co., r. 21
Hubbard
Finnie. See Finney and Phinney
Finnigan Arthur, waiter, r. 1142 M Folsom
Flnnigan Catherine, widow, nurse, r. 42 Julia
Finnigan Celia Miss, dressmaker, r. 42 Julia
Finnigan Daniel, laborer Southern Pac. RR., r. 1863
Stevenson
Finnigan Dennis, painter, r. 732 Howard
Finnigan Frank, stonemason, r. 15 Bernard
Finnigan Hugh, laborer, r. 31 Ecker
Finnigan James, liquor saloon, 15 Jessie
Finnigan James, wireworker Cal. Wire Works, r. 435
Pine
Finnigan Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 42 Julia
Finnigan Kate Mrs., r. 543 Natoma
Finnigan Maggie, domestic 2007 Howard
Finnigan Michael, waiter U. 8. Restaurant, r. 1013
Washington
Finnigan P., laborer Omnibus RR.
Finnigan Susan, domestic 1132 Sutter
Fiunigan Thomas, stevedore, r. 22 Freelon
Finnigan Timothv, blaster Diggins Bros., r. 2620
Sutter
Finnigan. See Finigan and Finnegan
Finnin Ellen Mrs., r. 51>* Howard
Finnin John, laborer, r. 518 Howard
Finnin Michael, laborer, r. 518 Howard
Finnin Thomas F., policeman City Hall, r. 518 How-
ard
Finnin. See Finnan and Finnen
Finning Henry, laborer, r. 238 Seventh, rear
Flnson Greenleaf C, farmer, r. 409 Minna
Fiuson John, cook, r. 221 First
Finsterbusch Charles G., weaver, r. 912 Bryant
Flusterbusch Louis, varnisher McAuliffe & Gard, r.
7M Geneva
Flnucane John, tailor, r. 25 Glover
Fiole Antonio, r. 31 Hinckley
Fiole Pedro, baker, r. 605 Broadway
Firderer William, bookkeeper Patent Brick Co., r. 34
Eddy
Fire Alarm and Police Teleg-rapli, Exempt
Fire Co.'s building, Brenham PI
Fire Association of Philadelphia, Charles A. Laton
agent, 405 California
Fire Department, Chief Engineer, 8W cor
Kearny and Bush
Fire Department Commissioners, SW cor
Kearny and Bush
Fire Department, Corporation Yard, 60 Sac.
Fire Marshal, 18 old City Hall, third floor
Fire TJnder-ivrlter.s Association of the Pa-
cific, 401 California
Fire Underwriter.s Board of San Francisco,
Charles D. Haven secretary, 418 California
Firebaugh Henry 0. (Williams & Firebaugh) r. 2509
Clay
Fireman's Fund Insurance Company (fire
and marine) David J. Staples president, Alpheus
Bull vice-president, George D. Dornin secretary,
401 California, cor Sansome
Fireman'.s Fund Insurance Company's
Building', SW cor California and Sansome
Fireuze Domeuico, Garibaldi Gunrd, 423 Broadway
Firenze Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Firmin JohnL. E., plumber and gasfitter, 224 O'Far-
rell, r. S s Thirtieth, bet Merced and Bartlett
Firmin Lewis J., bronzer John L. £. Firmin, r. 224
O'Farrell
Firmin. See Furman
First Addy, fishf^rman, r. 8 Oregon
First Avenue Exchange Hotel, William H. Richter
proptr, cor First Av and Kentucky, South S. F,
First National Gold Bank of San Fran-
cisco, R. 0. Wool worth president, E. D. Morgan
cashier, 315 Montgomery, cor Summer
First School of the German School Union, S s Turk,
bet Taylor and Jones
First Street House, Matthaua Hofmann proptr,
64 and 66 First
Firth Charles, Ship and Steamboat Joiners' Assn,
Dashaway Hall
Firth Joseph B., wood and coal, 625 Howard, r. 12
Guy PI
Firth J. Kirk, draftsman Fulton Iron Works, r. 12 1
Guy PI
Firth Peter S., springmaker Ezra Hinckley, r. 106
Mason
Firth William S., chicken ranch, S 8 Silver Av, bet
Mission and San Bruno Road
Firth. See Furth
Fischbach Nicholas A., cabinetmaker Greffe & Tauron,
r. 864 Folsom
Flschbeck Delia A., widow, r. 114 Welsh
Fischbeck Hermann (New England Soap Co.) r.
W 8 Utah, bet Sixteenth and Santa Clara
Flschbeck John, clerk Gustave Michalitschke, r. 1217
Mason
Fischbeck John R., with Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r.
1217 Mason
Fischel Jacob, optician, r. Lindell House
Fischer Abraham, merchant, r. 426 Fell
Fischer Agnes Mrs., dressmaker, r. 634 Vallejo
Fischer Andrew, expressman, SE cor Stockton snd
Pacific, r. 810 Pacific
Fischer Alexander, barber, 923 Montgomery, r. 921
Montgomery
Fischer Albert, actor, r. 634 Vallejo
Fischer Annie, domestic 440 Twenty-third
Fischer Anthony, trunkmaker, r. 6313^ Stevenson
Fischer A. S. Mrs., widow, r. 601 Treat Av
Fischer August, superintendent Cunningham's Ware-
house, r. 114 Francisco
Fischer Augusta, domestic 810 Jackson
Fischer Benjamin, clerk Adolph Schoenfeld. r, 426
Fell
Fischer Charles, 8. F. Musical Fund Sec, 639 Cal.
Fischer Charles A., stock clerk Banner Bros., r. 1806
Mason
Fischer Charles H., bartender Horticultural Hall, r.
414 Francisco
Fischer C. M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1007 Market
Fischer Elise Miss, teacher music, r. 316 Jones
Fischer Emil A. (Schultz & Fischer) r. 2211 Devisadero
Fischer Emile, helper machinist Tait & Hainque, r.
1007 Market
Fischer Eugene E., silversmith Schulz & Fischer, r.
1320 Steiner
Fischer Eva Miss, r. 316 Jones
Fischer F. L., carpenter, r. 523 Green
Fischer Francis, teacher music, r. 103 Van Ness Av
Fischer Francis L. (Yonder Horst, Fischer & Walter)
r. Oakland
Fischer Frederick, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. Al-
ameda
Fischer Frederick, shoemakei;, r. 123 Nineteenth
Fischer Frederick A., bookkeeper, r. 114 Francisco
Fischer Frederick W. Rev., pastor Emanuel's Church
of the Evangelical Association, r. 538 Jessie
Fischer George, r. 20 Mary
Fischer George (Becker & Fischer) r. 327 Geary
Fischer George, bartender Peter Thorsen, 628 East
Fischer Gottleib, willow manuf, r. 427 Twenty-second
Fischer H., Austrian Military and Benev. Soc, 310
O'Farrell
Fischer Henry, brewer Jao.kson Brewery, r. 1428 Mis-
sion
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Fischer Henry, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 1816
Mason
Fischer Herman, r. 3 Mary Lane
Fischer Isaac, cigarmaker, r. 216 Perry
Fischer Jacob, laborer, r. Juniper, bet Folsom and
Harrison
Fischer Jennie Mi«s, assistant Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 1309 Jackson
Fischer John W., master bark Legal Tender, BealeSt.
Wharf
Fischer Julius, topographical assistant Engineer's
office, U. S. A., Presidio Reservation
Fischer Julius, steward Schroth & Westerfeld, r. 428
Powell
Fischer Mary Miss, r. 316 Jones
Fischer Moritz, expressman, cor Jackson and Battery,
r. 1309 Jackson
Fischer Nicholas, barber, r. 207 Post
Fischer Nicholas, driver J. Gundlach & Co., r. 40
Tehama
Fischer Oscar, tailor, r. 3 Quincy PI
Fischer Sigmund, fm-niture, bedding, carpets, etc.,
113 Third
Fischer William, baker, r. 009 Jackson
Fischer William, bootmaker, r. 202 Montgomery Av
Fischer William, cooper George Larsen, r. SE cor
Clay and Drumm
Fischer W. J. Mrs., r. 34 Ellis
Fischer. See Fisher
Fish , r. 506 Hayes
Fish A. L. & Co. (Arthur L. and Frank H. Fish)
Knowles' patent steam pumps, machinists' tools,
etc., 9 and 11 First
Fish Arthur L. (A. L. Fish & Co.) r. 2114 Steiner
Fish August, seaman SB. State of California, Broadway
Wharf
Fish Bert D., clerk George W. Anthony, r. 210 Ellis
Fish C, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Fish Catherine Mrs., burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, Black Point
Fisli CIiarl«8 H. , president Cousolidsted Virginia
Mining Co., 26 Nevada Block, r. Oakland
Fish Darwin S., capitalist, r. 1065 Market
Fish E. N. Mrs., dressmaker, 343 J<i Fifth
Fish Edward P., collector James F. White & Co., r.
1134 Broadway
Fish Emma Miss, r. 703 Hyde
Fish Frank A., purser stmr Julia, Washington St.
Wharf
Fish Frank H. (A. L. Fish & Co.) r. San Rafael
Fish George L., merchant, r. 210 Ellis
Fish laaac, horseshoer. r. 10 Bonita
Fish James, with South Pac. Coast RR., r. Alameda
Fish James H., agent Port Madison Mills, office Pier
1 Steuart, and president Land Mortgage Union of
Cal., office 613 California, r. Oakland
Fish Joseph, carpenter, r. 15}^ Boardman
Fish Julius N., clerk Nathan Fish, r. 343 hi Fifth
Fish Lawrence E., compositor Bacon & Co., r. 21
Hawthorne
Fish L. W. Mrs., electro-magnetic healer, 652 Market,
room 8
Fish Nathan, books and stationery, 60 Second, r. 343 Ji
Fifth
Fish Theo, J., bookkeeper Consolidated Virginia Min-
ing Co., r. Oakland
Fish Truman D., clerk, r. 210 Ellis
Fishbourne Jasper, bookkeeper, r. 218 Tyler, rear
Fishbourne William H., painter Sutter St. IIU., r. 220
Tyler, rear
Fisbel Benjamin, porter Rosenbaum k Co., r. 518
Stevenson
Fishel Morris, boot and shoemaker, 619 California, r.
712 Clementina
Fishel Rosalie, widow, r. 9 Rubs
Fishel Solomon, porter J. Samuels, r. 712 Clemen-
tina
Fisher , seaman, r. 200 Washington
Fisher , teamster, r. 405 Natonia
Fisher Miss, dressmaker, r. 321 Pacific
Fisher Abby Mrs. (Mrs. Abby Fisher & Co.) r. 569
Howard
FISHER ABBY MRS. & CO.,
(Mrs. Abby C. Fi.shtr) ninnufs pickles, preserves,
brandies, fruits, etc., 5CU Howard
Fisher Albert E., printer The Daily Exchange, r. Oak-
land
Fisher Alfred (of Fisher & Taylor, Oakland) r. 829
Broadway
Fisher Andrew (Simpson & Fisher) r. 709 Montgom-
ery Av
Fisher Andrew, master mariner, office 12 Olay
Fisher Antone, barber, r. 813 Battery
Fisher Augustus C, clerk P. Beamish, r. 311 Stockton
Fisher Barroch, clerk A. Schoenfeld, r. 426 Fell
Fisher Benjamin H., teamster, r. 920 Geary
Fisher C, waiter, r. 636 Commercial
Fisher Catherine, widow, r. li Miller PI
Fisher Charies, r. S s Filbert, bet Montgomery and
Sansome
Fisher Charles, baker, r. 121 Fourth
Fisher Charles, carpenter, r. 1507 Pine
Fisher Charles, carpenter and stairbuilder, r. N s
Washington, bet Cherry and Maple
Fisner Charles, clerk general freight office Central
Pac. RR., r. 910}^ Harrison
Fisher Charles, deckhand stmr El Capitan, Oakland
Ferry
Fisher Charles, hostler J. W. Morsebead, r. 12 Wash.
Fis-her Charles, porter August Hemme, r. 34 Ellis
Fisher Charles, waiter George Miller, r. 904 Kearny
Fisher Charles A. (Fisher & Co.) r. 611 Bush
Fisher Charles C. real-estate agent, 218 Pine, r. S s
Twenty-flfth, bet Sanchez and Noe
Fisher Charles F., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn.,
415 >i! Drumm
Fisher Clarence W., helper melter and refiner's dept
U. S. Mint, r. 216 Eighteenth
Fisher Daniel, machinist, r. 31 Eddy
Fisher Daniel F., teamster Charles Gibson, r. 338
Bryant
Fisher Ethvard W., teamster, r. 358 Brannan
Fisher Elizabeth, widow, r. 522 Eighteenth
Fisher Ernestine, widow, r. SE cor Mission and Sev-
enteenth
Fisher Francis H., chip clerk U. S. Mint, r. 608 Leav.
Fisher Frank, barber, 817 Battery, r. 813 Buttery
Fisher Frank X., machinist Harvey W. Rice, r. 608
^ixtb
Fisher Frederick, carpenter Southern Pac. RR., r.
cor Twenty-eighth and Sanchez
Fisher Geerge (Fisher & Hanson) r. 928 Post
Fisher George, carpeuter, r. 1008 Polk »
Fisher George, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Fisher George, seaman bark California, Pacific St.
Wharf
Fisher George A., manufacturers' agent Henry 0.
Egertou, r. 13 Glen Park Av
Fisher George A., porter Joseph A. Lukin, r. 320 Jessie
Fisher George B., r. 2111 Jones
Fisher George M., clerk Samutl C. Harding, r. 1308
Powell
Fisher George N., barber, r. 629 Sacramento
Fisher George W., bookkeeper, r. SE cor Kearny a]:d
Union
Fislier George W'. , mining secretary, 324 Pine,
room 10. r. East Oakland
Fisher George W., packer Goodwin k. Co., r. 2111 Jones
Fisher Godirey, traveling salesman Sou Brothers, r.
824 O'Farrell
Fisher H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Fisht r Hairy, pieklemaker John H. Fisher, r. 2422
Bryant
Fisher Harry, clerk Abrams & Carroll, r. Filbert, nr
Mason
Fisher Henry, clerk, r. Turk St. Hotel
Fisher Henry, cook, r. New Washington Hotel
Fisher Hmry, lumber surveyor, r. 1425^ Fourth
Fisher Henry, messmau U. S. Revenue stmr Richard
Rush. r. South Park House
Fisher Henry, plasterer. 724 }i Market, r. Oakland
Fisher Henry A., shoemaker S. W. Roseustock k Co.,
r. 427 Twenty-second
Fisher Henry I., general insurance broker, 429 Mont-
gomery, room 6, r. 820 Union
Fisher Henry J., sexton Grace Church, r. 1308 Powell
Fisher Hugh, engineer, r. 6 Bowie
Fisher Hugo, bookkeeper Rosenthal, Feder Ji Co., r.
311 Sutter
Fisher Uurlbert T., attorney at law, r. 1530 Stockton
Fisher Isaac S., salesman C. H. Meyer k Bros., r. 427
Bush
Fisher Jackson, r. 807 Kearny
Fisher James, with R. G. Dun & Co., r. 426 5i Fell
Fisher J. C, cabinetmaker, r. Stanford Hotel
Fisher Jennie, domestic 1010 Post
Fisher J. Harry, clerk James Patcrson, r. Oakland
Fisher J. H., laborer Presidio Reservation
Fisher Job, boot crimper, r. 726 Washington, rear
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Fisher John, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Fisher John H. , manuf French and German mus-
tard, 509 Commercial, r. 24'22 Bryant
Fisher John H. Jr., bookkeeper John H. Fisher, r.
2422 Bryant
Fisher John M., r. 1308 Powell
Fisher John S., machinist, r. 1308 Powell
Fisher Joseph, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, r.
12 Tehama
Fisher Joseph, shoemaker, r. 2643 Mission
Fisher Joseph, stevedore, r. 12 Tehama
Fisher Julius, woodturner Arthur W. McGuire, r. 719
Sanchez.
Fisher Kate Mrs., dressmaker, r. 644 Filbert
Fisher Leopold, brewer, r. 418 Broadway
Fisher Louis, r. Grand Hotel
Fisher Louis (Geggus & Fisher) r. 1020 Howard
Fisher Louis G., cigarmaker Denicke Brothers, r. 16)^
Louisa
Fisher L. P., advertising agent, office 20 and 21
Merchants' Exchange, r. Oakland
Fisher Lui, night watchman Eureka 'Warehouse, r.
SW lOr Montgomery and Lombard
Fisher Malcolm, speculator, r. 561 Mission
Fisher Marcus, blacksmith, r. 1569 Market
Fisher Marcus, porter Albert Mau & Co., r. SE cor
Bartlett and Twenty-fourth
Fisher Maria Mrs., janitress South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 318 Sixth
Fisher Martin, porter Albert Mau & Co., r. SE cor
Bartlett and Twenty-fourth
Fisher Martin, sailmaker Christian C. Funk, r. 614
Post
Fisher Mary, domestic 513 Leavenworth
Fisher Michael, barber Peter Fisher Jr., r. 136 Clara
Fisher Michael, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 940
Folsom
Fisher Nathan, salesman Micbels, Friedlander & Co.,
r. 1610 Washington
Fisher Oscar, clerk Jacob Gordan, r. 311 Sutter
Fisher Oscar, porter Wooster, Hubbell & Co., r. 1814
Mason
Fisher Oscar, with Michels, Friedlander & Co., r. 212
Sutter
Fisher Peter, tailor, r. 134 Clara
Fisher Peter Jr., barber, 306 Fourth, r. 134 Clara
Fisher Philip I., cashier Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1610
Washington
Fisher Robert A., machinist National Iron Works, r.
144 Eleventh
Fisher Samuel, clothing, 403 Kearny, r. 940 Folsom
Fisher Samuel Jr., operator Bay and Coast Tel. Co., r.
Alameda
Fisher Sarah F. Mrs., nurse, r. 636 Post
Fisher Solomon, clerk Samuel Fisher, r. 940 Folsom
Fisher Thomas A., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
Oakland
Fisher Wallace W., drayman Livingston & Co., r. 34
Willow Av
Fisher Washington R., carver and sawyer Peter B.
McKay, r. 136 Main
Fisher Will. E., clerk Washington Irrigated Colony, r.
Oakland
Fisher William (Waller & Fisher) r. 428 Drumm
Fisher William, butcher Ahlborn House
Fisher William, clerk John H. Fisher, r. 2422 Bryant
Fisher William, driver Central RR., r. SE cor Turk
and Pierce
Fisher William H. , superintendent Pacific Trans-
fer Co., office 110 Sutter, r. 839 O'Farrell
Fisher William J. (W. J. Fisher & Co.) r. 526 Geary
Fisher W. J. & Co. (William J. Fisher) whole-
sale liquors, 407 Front
Fisher W. T., janitor V. S. Mint, r. Alameda
Fisher & Co. (Charles A. Fisher) hatters, 9 Mont.
Fisher & Hanson (George Fisher and Cornelius Han-
son) butchers, 928 Post
Fisher. See Fischer
Fishernieu's Association, 309 Broadway
Fishermen's Market, NE cor Viillojo and Front
Fisk Annie, domestic 1005 California
Fisk Asa, notebroker and capitalist, 240 Montgomeiy,
room 7, r. 526 Fell
Fisk Augustus, seaman Pacific Coast SS. State of Cali-
fornia, r. 19 Frederick
Fisk Charles E., compositor Edward Bosqul & Co., r.
1426 Mason
Fisk Ida Miss, actress Theatre Comique
Fisk lieander D. , secretary, office 402 Montgom-
ery, room 10, r. Palace Hotel
Fisk Mary, window, furnished rooms, 962 Mission
Fisk Rodney H., office and r. 850 Market, room 51
Fiske Asa S. Rev., pastor Howard St. Presbyterian
Church, r. 628 Twenty-third
Fiske Henry G., metal and aspbaltum roofer, 819
Market, r. 817 Mason
Fiske Henry G. Jr., r. 817 Mason
Fiske Henry M. , physician and surgeon, office
652 Market, r. 610 Leavenworth
Fiske John B. (Peake & Fiske) r. W s Guerrero, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Fitch Casper, liquor saloon. Railroad Av, nr Thirty-
second Av, South S. F.
Fitch George, r. 721 California
Fitch George H., jonmalist S. F. Chronicle, r. 1013
Leavenworth
Fitch George K. (S. F. Bulletin Co.) r. 703 Bush
Fitch George Li., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 14 Geary
Fitch Henry S., mining, office and r. 240 Montgom-
ery, rooms 5 and 6
Fitch J. R., broker, office 312 Pine, r. 813 Sutter
Fitch Luther E., merchandise broker, 405 Front, r.
453 Geary
Fitch Morris, agent, r. 114 Ji Turk, rear
Fitch Eeed, clerk auditor Central Pac. RB., r. Oak-
land
Fitch Richmond, teamster, r. 20 Page
Fitch Sherman L., special policeman, r. West End
Hotel
Fitch Thad S. (Thad S. Fitch & Co.) r. Alameda
Fitch Thad S. & Co. (Thad S. Fitch) Alameda real-
estate-ageuts and auctioneers, 438 Montgomery
Fitch William S., attomev at law, r. 127 Kearny
Fitch William S., r. 311 Stockton
Fitcher Harry, seaman ship 'Vigilant, Vallejo St.
■Wharf
Fitschen Adolphe F., butcher, Eleventh Av, nr Rail-
road Av, South S. F.
Fitschen August, butcher Adolph F. Fitschen, r.
Eleventh Av, nr Railroad Av. South S. F.
Fitschen Helen, domestic 8:32 O'Farrell
Fitschen John C, wines and liquors, 305 Cali-
fornia, r. S s Church, bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
Fitter Eibe H., liquor saloon, SW cor Jackson and
East
Fitter Frank, machinist, r. 10 Clara
Fitts Edward C, dry -goods, 34 Fourth, r. 1523
Tyler
Fitts Florence Miss, teacher music, r. 1523 Tyler
Fitts George, conductor Omnibus RR.
Fitis Mcses H., bookkeeper Edward C. Fitts, r. 1523
I Tyler
Fitz A. M., widow, r. 509 Grove
i Fitz Mary, domestic 558 Natoma
I Fitz William, teamster, r. 509 Grove
; Fitz-Maurice William M., attorney at law, 217 San-
eome, r. 71 Fell
Fitz-Maurice. See Fitzmauricc, and Fitzmorris
I Fitzdale James, seaman, r. 7 Merchant
Fitzgerald , r. 128 Post
Fitzgerald Abbie, widow, r. 262 Jessie
Fitzgerald Ann, widow, r. 9 Langton, rear
Fitzgerald Austin, tailor McDonald & Williams, r. 2
Tay
Fitzgerald Austin Jr., tailor, r. 2 Tay
Fitzgerald Bernard T., tailor, r. 2 Tay
Fitzgerald Bridget Mrs., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Fifth and Clara
Fitzgerald Charles, blacksmith, 8 Everett
Fitzgerald Charles, horseshuer, r. 139 Perry
Fitzgerald Charles, laborer, r. 409 Pacific
Fitzgerald Christopher, bricklayer, r. 232 Turk
Fitzgerald Clements, clerk general freight office Cen-
tral Pac. RR.. r. 517 Mission
Fitzgerald Daniel, shadomakcr George AV. Clark
Fitzgerald Edward, apothecary City and County Hos-
pital, r. 2.326 Washington
Fitzgerald Edward, butcher A. E. Rudolph, r. NE
cor Fourth and Folsom
Fitzgerald Edward, watchman U. 8. Mint, r. 815 Jack-
son
F'tzgerald Eliza, widow, r. 19,>^ Rausch
Fitzgerald Ellen, domestic 1615 Clay
Fitzgerald Ellen Mrs., bakery and fancy goods, 4
Turk
Fitzgrrald Eugene, bookkeeper, r. 1116 Leavenworth
Fitzgerald Francis, bookkeeper, r. 320 Eighth
Fitzgerald Francis G., machinist, r. 910 Lyon
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Fitzgerald Frederick, carrier Morning Call, r. 5-40
Jessie
Fitzgerald Frederick, clerk Hook Brothers, r. 540 Jes-
sie
Fitzgerald George, bricklayer, r. W s Wood, bet Point
Lobes At and St Rose
Fitzgerald George, pianofortemaker, r. 535 Union
Fitzgerald George, porter ComminB & O'Connor, r.
12 J^ Langton
Fitzgerald George, seaman, r. 26 Steaart
Fitzgerald George R., cooper, r. 325 Twenty-second
Fitzgerald Graham, butcher William Wetzel, r. 325
Twenty-second
Fitzgerald Hannah, domestic 1218 Hyde
Fitzgerald Horace M., student, r. 2326 Washington
Fitzgerald Hugh, coalpasser SS. Newbern, Folsom St.
Wharf
Fitzgerald James, boatman, r. N e Union, nr Battery
Fitzgerald James, driver Mason &Co., r. 1317 Mission
Fitzgerald James, groceries. 560 Mission
Fitzgerald James, groceries and liquors, SW cor Sut-
ter and Devisadero
Fitzgerald James, laborer, r. Ill William
Fitzgerald James, laborer, r. GfJl Minna
Fitzgerald James, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
and extraman Engine No. 12, 8. F. F. D., r. cor
Sixteenth and Second Av
Fitzgerald James, seaman schr Discovery, Mission St.
Wharf
Fitzgerald James, second mate Pacific Mail S9. City
of Chester
Fitzgerald James, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht,r.
11 Hickory Av
Fitzgerald James, shoemaker Henry Pauson, r. Ore-
gon, nr Front
Fitzgerald James, watchman Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 7 Hinckley
Fitzgerald James E , clerk The Baldwin
Fitzgerald James H., r. Brunswick House
Fitzgerald Jeremiah, stonecutter, r. SW cor Sutter
and Devisadero
Fitzgerald Jeremiah G., expressman, 8W cor Clay and
Sansome, r. 108 Seventh
Fitzgerald John, clerk E. M. Miles k Co., r. 7 Hinckley
Fitzgerald John, deckhand stmr Bay City, r. 16 Na-
toma
Fitzgerald John, hotelrunner, r. 1111 Montgomery
Fitzgerald John, laborer, r. 542 Mission
Fitzgerald John, laborer, r. 668 Mission
Fitzgerald John, laborer, r. 2713 Bush
Fitzgerald John, laborer, r. W a Church, bet Jersey
and Twenty-fifth
Fitzgerald John, laborer freight dept Central Pac. BR.
Fitzgerald John, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 633
Mission
Fitzgerald John, miner, r. 424 Broadway
Fitzgerald John, miner, r. 957 Market
Fitzgerald John, seaman ship H. S. Gregory, Pacific
St. Wharf
Fitzgerald John, special policeman, r. 1625 Dupont
Fitzgerald John, stonecutter, r. 1126 Market
Fitzgerald John, tannery, S s Serisentine Av, bet York
and Hamptihlre, r. N s Butte, bet Bryant Av and
Florida
Fitzgerald John, teamster William E. Lane, r. 1122
Leavenworth, rear
Fitzgerald John A., carriagetrlmmer B. Grave & Co.,
r. 242 Perry
Fitzgerald John C
Fitzgerald John E
Fitzgerald John F,
Laguna
Fitzgerald Katie Miss, r. 601 Fell
Fitzgerald Kate Miss, milliner, r. 32 Tyler
Fitzgerald Lawrence, aeputy License Collector, r. 633
Webster
Fitzgerald Luke, groceries and liquors, 223 Perry
Fitzgerald Maggie, chambermaid Commercial Hotel
Fitzgerald Maggie, ohamberniaid Lick House
Fitzgerald Maggie Miss, milliner, r. 32 Tyler
Fitzgerald Margaret, widow, r. 601 Fell
Fitzgerald Margaret Mrs., furnished rooms, 271
Minna
Fitzgerald Margaret T. Mrs., cloakmaker, r. Everett
House
Fitzgerald Mary, widow, furnished rooms, 645 Mission
Fitzgerald Mary, widow, furnished rooms, 872 Mission
Fitzgerald Mary, bakerj- and confectionery, 143 Sec.
Fitzgerald Mary Mrs., actress Baldwin Theater, r.
Winchester House
, solicitor Evening Post, r. 30 Post
, druggist, r. 2326 Washington
shoemaker, NE cor Grove and
Fitzgerald Maurice, laborer, r. 1405 Montgomery
Fitzgerald Michael, r. 463 Stevenson
Fitzgerald Michael, carrepairer M. P. and M. dept
Central Pac. RR., r. 1 Isis
Fitzgerald Michael, fireman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Panama
Fitzgerald Michael, laborer, r. 157 Dore
Fitzgerald Michael, machinist Union Iron Works, and
extraman Hook and Ladder No. 4, S. F. F. D., r.
1214 Pacific
Fitzgerald Michael, poUceman City Hall, r. 632
Twenty-third
Fitzgerald Michael, teamster Callagtaan Byrne, r.
Turk St. Hotel
Fitzgerald Miohael J., boatman, r. S s Filbert, bet
Montgomery and Sansome
Fitzgerald Michael J., shipwright, r. 532 H Sixth
Fitzgerald Nathaniel, waiter Palace Hotel
Fitzgerald Nicholas, fireman Central Pac. RR., r. 26
De Boom
Fitzgerald Nicholas, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Co., r.
541 First
Fitzgerald P., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Fitzgerald Patrick, bartender Patrick Comerford, r.
1911 Hyde
Fitzgerald Patrick, bricklayer, r. S s Point Lobos Av,
nr Collins
Fitzgerald Patrick, groceries and liquors, 525 Mission
Fitzgerald Patrick, laborer, r. 154 J^ Clara
Fitzgerald Patrick, laborer, r. 8 s Filbert, bet Mont-
gomery and Sansome
Fitzgerald Patrick, laborer Collins & Wappel, r. 206
Fourth
Fitzgerald Patrick, laborer Presidio Barracks
Fitzgerald Patrick, shoemaker, r. 424 Seventh
Fitzgerald Patrick, stevedore Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Fitzgerald Peter, stevedore Dunsmuir. Diggle & Co.
Fitzgerald Richard, blacksmith, r. 203 Folsom
FitzgiTald Robert H., deputy County Clerk, r. 319
Stockton
Fitzgerald Robert M., student, r. 2326 Washington
Fitzgerald Sarah, domestic NW cor Bryant and Oak
Grove Av
Fitzgerald Thomas (Fitzgerald & Conlon) r. 1513 Cal.
Fitzgerald Thomas, blacksmith, r. 1006 Minns
Fitzgerald Thomas, expressman, r. 2.508 California
Fitzgerald Thomas, laborer, r. 564 Mission
Fitzgerald Thomas, laborer Sea Wall
Fitzgerald Thomas, training stables, N 8 Haight, bet
Fillmore andSteiner, r. 110 Lily Av
Fitzgerald Thomas H., collector McKenna k Greany,
r. 1006 Minna
Fitzgerald Thomas J., engineer, r. Everett House
Fitzgerald Thomas P., salesman Verdier, Moreaa &
Co., r. 607 Powell
Fitzgerald William, blacksmith Charles Fitzgerald,
r. 521 Howard
Fitzgerald William, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works,
r. 528 Howard
Fitzgerald Wllliam.driver Omnibus RR.,r. 251 Tehama
Fitzgerald William, fireman American Sugar Refinery,
r. 152 First
Fitzgerald William, ironworker, r. 517 Mission
Fitzgerald William, laborer, r. Ill Oregon
Fitzgerald William, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 3045 Sixteenth, cor Second Av
Fitzgerald William, waiter Russ House, r. 534}j
Natoma
Fitzgerald William F., boatman Melggs' Wharf, r. 8
8 Filbert, bet Montgomery and Sansome
Fitzgerald William J., deputy Superintendent of
Streets, r. TO8 Sutter
Fitzgerald William J., shoemaker, r. 345 Shipley
Fitzgerald William T.. ticket clerk South Pac. Coast
RR.,r. 4 Turk
Fitzgerald & Conlon (Thomas Fitzgerald and Michael
Conlon) liverj- stable, 1513 California
Fitzgibbon Edward, laborer, r. SW cor Filbert and
Van Ness Av
Fitzgibbon Gerald J., physician and surgeon, 8t.
Mary's Hospital
Fitzgibbon John M., corporal police City Hall, r. 546
Howard
Fitzgibbon Maurice, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt k
Co., r. Nucleus House
Fitzgibbon William, bootmaker P. Kelly, r. 648 Mis-
sion
Fitzgibbons David, teacher dancing. 771 Market
Fitzgibbons Patrick, laborer Presidio Reservation, r.
E 8 Lyon, bet Beach and Jefferson
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Fitzgibbons Thomas, fireman Pacific Mall SS. City of
Chester, r. N 8 Army, bet Church and Sanchez
Fitzhenry Delia, widow, r. 519 Groye
Fltzhenry Elizabeth, domestic 1620 Larkin
Fitzhenry James, liquorsaloon, 534 Commercial, r. 70
Minna
Fitzhenry John T. (Fitzhenry & Lawton) r. 519 Grove
Fitzhenry Michael, r. 519 Grove
Fitzhenry & Lawton (John T. Fitzhenry and J. J.
Lawton) plumbers, 502 Hayes
Fitzhugh Peregrine, iron dealer, r. C41 Valencia
Fitzhugh Sophia, widow, r. 641 Valencia
Fltzler Charles, barber Francisco Fernandez, r. 427
Third
Fitzmaurice O., seaman Pacific Coast 88. Victoria,
Vallejo St. Wharf
Fitzmaurice George, mate, r. 1830 Eddy
Fitzmaurice Lionel, oiler Pacific Coast SS. Santa
Cruz, Broadway Wharf
Fltzmorris George, r. S s Jackson, bet Devisadero and
Broderick
Fltzmorris John, laborer, r. 1117 Mission, rear
Fitzmorris. See Fitz-Maurice
Fltzpatrick Ann, widow, r. 14 Scott PI
Fitzpatrick Ann, seamstress, r. 1325}^ Vallejo
Fltzpatrick Arthur G., builder, offices 51G Kearny and
328 Pine, r. S 8 Twenty-second, bet Folsom and
Shotwell
Fltzpatrick Bernard, boilermaker. r. 510 Howard
Fitzpatrick Bernard, gardener, r. 8W cor Eddy and
Polk
Fitzpatrick Bridget, chambermaid The Windsor
Fitzpatrick Charles H., trunkmaker D. S. Martin &
Co., r. 8 Scott PI
Fitzpatrick Daniel, longshoreman Pacific Mail SS.
Co., r. 1 Beale PI. ofi'Beale
Fitzpatrick E. Mrs., widow, r. 749 Brannan
Fitzpatrick Edward, driver Central RE., r. 18 Kate
Fitzpatrick Elizabeth H., dressmaker, r. 816 Twen-
tieth
Fitzpatrick Frank, hamessmaker, r. N 8 Twenty-
sixth, bet Alabama and Coltunbia
Fitzpatrick George R.. cooper, r. 325 Twenty-second
Fitzpatrick Hugh, hostler Central RR., r. 704 Fulton
Fltzpatrick Hugh, steward, r. 1018 Alabama
Fitzpatrick Hugh, teamster Kenton Coal Co.
Fitzpatrick James, boxmaker Union Box Factory, r.
128 Clara
Fitzpatrick James, clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 59
South Park
Fitzpatrick James, drayman William Jennings
Fitzpatrick James, watchman U. 8. Mint, r. 4543^
Minna
Fitzpatrick James F., policeman City Hall, r. 1606
bteiner
Fltzpatrick Jane, widow, r. NE cor Dolores and Dor-
laud
Fitzpatrick John, laborer, r. 152 Silver
Fitzpatrick John, stonecutter, r. 2106 Hj'de
Fltzpatrick John, clerk Fitzpatrick & O'Brien, r. 511
Minna
Fitzpatrick John, driver Patrick A. McDonald, r. 811
Folsom
Fitzpatrick John, foreman D. 8. Martin & Co., r. 8
Scott PI
Fitzpatrick John, laborer Superintendent of Streets,
r. 23 Baldwin Court
Fitapatrick John, plasterer, r. 638 Jessie
Fltzpatrick John J., longshoreman, r. Broadway Hotel
Fitzpatrick John P., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
Ill Diamond
Fltzpatrick M., laborer Presidio Reservation
Fltzpatrick Margaret, widow, r. 361 Tehama
Fitzpatrick Martha, fruits, 134 Eleventh
Fitzpatrick Matthew, laborer, r. 1913 Filbert
Fitzpatrick Michael, engineer Sanitarium Baths, r.
1711 Stockton, rear
Fitzpatrick Mic hael , laborer, r. 23 Folsom
Fltzpatrick Michael, tanner, W s Bryant Av, bet Butte
and Twentieth
Fltzpatrick Morgan, cutter Robert Gordon, r. 13
Garden
Fitzpatrick Owen, molder Byron Jackson, r. 49 Natoma
Fitzpatrick Patrick, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Colima,
r. 216 Minna
Fitzpatrick Patrick, laborer, r. 1913 Filbert
Fitzpatrick Patrick A., iron molder, r. NE cor Channel
and Bryant Av
Fltzpatrick Peter, student Pacific Business College, r.
7 Jane PI
Fitzpatrick Peter J., painter, r. 1321^ Natoma
Fitzpatrick Philip, miner, r. 34 Russ
Fitzpatrick Redmond, longshoreman, r. 64 Jessie
Fitzpatriffli Roger, expressman, NW cor Fifth and
Folsom, r. 2333 Harrison
Fitzpatrick Simon, laborer Superintendent of Streets,
r. 2J4 Church Lane
Fitzpatrick Simon W., shipcarpenter Matthew Turner,
r. 816 Twentieth
Fitzpatrick Thomas, r. 50 Natoma
Fitzpatrick Thomas B., teamster Albert Mau & Co.
Fitzpatrick Thomas J., clerk, r. 8 Scott PI
Fitzpatrick Thomas L., salesman Kast & Co., r. 414
Minna
Fitzpatrick Timothy (Fitzpatrick & O'Brien) r. 511
Minna
Fitzpatrick William C, paperfinlsher A. D. Reming-
ton & Co., r. 216 Minna
Fitzpatrick William F., contractor, r. 809 Nineteenth
Fitzpatrick & O'Brien (Timothy Fitzpatrick and John
O'Brien) groceries and liquors, 106 Fourth
Fitzsimmons Alexander, wood and coal, 47 Everett, r.
Diamond, betTweuty-tirst and Twenty-second
Fitzsimmons Charles, fruits, etc., 403 Geary
Fitzsimmons Edward, gardener Charles Crocker, NW
cor California and Taylor
Fitzsimmons Edward, seaman Pacific Mall SS. Dakota
Fitzsimmons Edward J., gardener C. C. Butler, r. 2021
Ellis I
Fitzsimmons Harvey, engineer Sutter St. BR., r.ll22)j
Larkin . |
Fitzsimmons James, laborer, r. SE cor Polk and ■
Chestnut
Fitzsimmons James, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., ,
r. 4 Russ I
Fitzsimmons John, grocer, cor York and Twenty-
third, r. 115 Twenty-fourth
Fitzsimmons John, laborer, r. Keystone House
Fitzsimmons John, sailmaker, r. 867 Market |
Fitzsimmons John R., clerk Daniel Moriarty, r. 115
Twenty.fourth i
Fitzsimmons Joseph, waiter, r. 27 Clara |
Fitzsimmons Kate T. Miss, assistant Union Grammar
School, r. 222 Lombard
Fitzsimmons Margaret, widow, r. 222 Lombard
Fitzsimmons Maggie Mrs., bakery and confectionery,
115 Twenty-fourth
Fitzsimmons Patrick, market, 1330 Folsom
Fitzsimmons Patrick J., stonecutter Laurel Hill Cem-
etery, r. 2021 Ellis
Fitzsimmons Peter, expressman, cor First and Fol-
som, r. 11 Liberty
Fitzsimmons Thomas, laborer, r. W s Sansome, bet
Filbert and Greenwich, rear
Fltzwilliam Daniel P., steward Lick House, r. 442
Twenty-second
Five Mile House, Michael Connolly proptr, E s San
Bruno Road five miles from City Hall
Fivey Mamie Miss, saleslady William 8. Townsend,
r. 596 Stevenson
Fivey Rose Miss, saleslady William 8. Townsend, r.
696 Stevenson
] Fivey William, fireman Pacific Coast 88. Monterey,
Broadway Wharf, r. 596 Stevenson
Fix Isador. barber August Bidekoflf, r. 553 Natoma
Flach Conrad, teacher gymnastics 8. F. Turn Verein,
r. 333 Turk
Flach Joseph, market, SW cor Seventeenth and Do-
lores, r. 389 Dolores
Flach Joseph Jr., butcher Joseph Flach, r. NE cor
Dolores and Seventeenth
Flachmeyer Christopher, porter Howes & Pitts, r. 408
Vallejo
Flack George D., clerk general freight office Central
Pac. BR., r. 2537 Folsom
Flageollet Henry C, clerk Joseph Band, r. NW cor
Valencia and Eighteenth
Flagg A. E., adjuster U. 8. Mint, r. 223 )« Valencia
Flagg Charles C, collector, r. 820 Twenty-first
Flagg Charles K., drayman Fleming & Stetson, r. 263
Minna
Flagg Edwin C, bookkeeper C. A. Hooper b Co., r.
820 Twenty-first
Flagg Lucius Mrs., r. 823 Filbert
Flagler Ed^vin W., book canvasser, r. 317 Ninth
Flagler William G., painter and grainer, r. 254 Clem.
Flaglor Annie, dressmaker, r. 1418 Washington
Flaglor Gilbert, real-estate, r. 23 Natoma
Flahaut Henry E., salesman Charles Joseph, r. 16
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Flahaut John B., r. IG Virginia
Flahaven William H., switchman Central Pac. RR., r.
32 Garden
Flaherty Anthony, r. 60 Annie
Flaherty August, plumber Fitzhenry & Lawton, r. 503
Gough
Flaherty Bartholomew, longshoreman Menzies, Bing-
ham & Co., r. S 8 Clipper, bet Noe and Sanchez
Flaherty Bernard, r. 60 Annie
Flaherty Bernard, blacksmith, r. Pixley, bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Flaherty Bernard, laborer, r. 9 M, bet Valencia and
Guerrero
Flaherty Edward, commissioner S. F. Fire Dept.,
office 235 Kearny, r. 636 Sacramento
Flaherty F. A. Mrs., assistant South S. F. School, r.
449 Natoma
Flaherty Fletcher A., compositor Scientific Press, r.
449 Natoma
Flaherty James, carpenter, r. 112 Lily Av
Flaherty James, deckhand stmr City of Stockton,
Washington St. Wharf
Flaherty James, engineer Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum
Flaherty John Mrs., shirt factory, 328 Bush
Flaherty John, laborer, r. 563 Bryant
Flaherty Joseph, whitener J. C. Sellers, r. 109 William
Flaherty Margaret, widow, r. 618 Post, rear
Flaherty Margaret Mrs., furnished rooms, 112 LilyAv
Flaherty Matthew, salesman John Lowth & Co., r. 109
William
Flaherty Michael, marblecutter S. Campodonico, r.
112 Lily Av
Flaherty Patrick, laborer Potrero and B. V. RR., r.
SW P Twelfth Av, bet L and M
Flaherty Patrick, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Flaherty Patrick, laborer, r. E s Clipper, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Flaherty Peter, hostler Lot D. Slocum, r. 925 Sutter
Flaherty Richard (Larkiu & Flaherty) r. 915 Pierce
Flaherty Thomas, Stonecutters Pro. Assn, 818 Howard
Flaherty Thomas, strawpresser Lorenzo Lapham, r.
17 Lewis
Flaherty Thomas, teamster, r. 8 Geneva
Flaherty Thomas, trackman Central RR.
Flaherty William, r. 901 Mission
Flaherty William, carriage painter, r. 112 Lily Av
Flammer Charles, bookkeeper More, Reynolds & Co.,
' r. 1632 Pierce
Flanagan Annie, Mrs., r. 1206 Market
Flanagan Bridget, domestic 1028 Folsom
Flanagan Charles B. (Flanagan & VisBcher) r. 122
Eleventh
Flanaeau Daniel, hostler N. B. and Mission RB., r.
997 Bryant
Flanagan Edward, cigars, 617 Montgomery, r. 438
Jessie
Flanagan James, bootblack, 2 Leidesdorff, r. 910 Pa-
cific
Flanagan James, r. 211 Langton, rear
Flanagan James, laborer, r. 118 Freelon
Flanagan James B., liquors, 537 Bryant
Flanagan Jeremiah J., hammerman Pac. Rolling Mill,
r. 997 Bryant
Flanagan John, with Armes & Dallam, r. 629 Nine-
teenth
Flanagan John, bartender J. C. Roley, r. 209 Seven-
teenth
Flanagan John, groceries and liquors, 122 Langton
Flanagan John Mrs. , widow, r. 320 Lombard
Flanagan John, packer Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., r.
729 Market
Flanagan John, stableman George S. Banks, r . 13 Lewis
Flanagan John, stonecutter, r. Esmeralda Av, B. H.
Flanagan Lawrence O., wood, coal, and hay, NW cor
Folsom and Eighteiuth, r. 110 Eighteenth
Flanagan Matthew, bricklayer, r. 1136 Howard
Flanagan Michael, groceries and liquors, SE cor Third
and Clementina
Flanagan Michael, horseshoer Dunnigan & O'Dea, r.
151 Perry
Flanagan Michael A., oysterraan, 617 Montgomery, r.
438 Jessie
Flanagan Patrick, laborer, r. 234 Fremont
Flanagan Thad. (Flanagan & Gallagher) r. 122 Elev-
enth
Flanagan William, bartender Herman F. Morken, r.
438 Jessie
Flanagan & Gallagher (Thad. Flanagan and Henry J.
Gallagher) undertakers, 20 Fifth
Flanai^an df Visscher (Charles B. Flanagan and
Wllfiam L. Visscher) journalists, 35 Stevenson
Block
Flanagan. See Flanigan, Flannagan, and Flannigan
Flanan Margaret, domestic 1105 Taylor
Flanby John, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Flanders Alvin, clerk warehouse dept Custom House,
r. 1106 McAlUster
Flanders Charles, seaman U. 8. Revenue stmr Rich-
ard Rush
Flanders Edwin S., tanner, r. NW cor Fillmore and
Francisco
Flanders George C, restaurant, 1803 Mission, r. 1747
Mission
Flanders James P., driver Sutter St. RR.. r. 1421 Bush
Flauder.s Nathan, engineer Phelps Manuf. Co., r. 1225
Pacific
Flanders O. A., brakeman Southern Pac. RR., r. 55
Silver
Flanders Thomas, r. 110 Fourth
Flanedy Joseph (Eathje & Flanedy) r. 202 Twenty-
third
Flanedy Patrick J., laundryman, r. 202 Twenty-third
Flanigan James, laborer, r. 1909 Hyde
Flanigan Lawrence, laborer, r. 2324 Harrison
Flanigan Marj-, domestic 1362 Post
Flanigan Mary, domestic 1924 Sutter
Flanigan Michael, liquor saloon, NW cor Front and
Pacific
Flanigan Morty, salesman O'Connor, MofTatt k. Co., r.
1512 Mission
Flanigan Patrick, dry and fancy goods, 150 Sixth, r.
503 Minna
Flanigan Patrick, teamster J. Morton & Co., r. 173
Minua
Flanigan Thomas P., musician, r. 529 Natoma
Flanigan William P., musician, r. 529 Natoma
Flanigan. See Flanagan, Flannagan and Flannigan
Flannagan Bridget, domestic 1315 Hyde
Flannagan J. & Co. (James Flannagan and Patrick
Cannon) liquor saloon, 417 Brannan
Flannagan James (J. Flannagan & Co.) r. 417 Brannan
Flannagan James, laborer, r. 5 Decatur
Flannagan James B., groceries and liquors, 537 Bry-
ant, r. 2 Zoe
Flannagan Jane, r. 1506 Sacramento
Flannagan John, carpenter, r. 209 Seventeenth ^^^
Flannagan John, porter, r. 151 Perry
Flannagan Katie, domestic 801 Tyler
Flannagan Mary, domestic 333 Turk
Flannagan Michael, r. 1311 California
Flannagan Minnie, domestic 1513 Washington
Flannagan Owen, laborer freight dept Central Pac.RR.
Flannagan Patrick, teamster, r. 454 Jessie
Flannagan William, fireman stmr Bay City, r. 9 Pac.
Flannagan William, laborer Southern Pac. KR.
Flannagan. See Flanagan, Flanigan and Flannigan
Flaunells Patrick M., trader, r. SE cor Church and
Nineteenth
Flannelly James, painter Carvill Manuf. Co., r. 67
Minna
Flannelly John, longshoreman, r. S s Lombard, bet
San.some and Montgomery
Flannelly Mary, widow, groceries, 124 Freelon
Flannelly Miles, laborer, r. 67 Minna
Flannelly Patrick, dealer coal oil, r. SW cor Church
and Nineteenth
Flaunery Charles, helper 8. F. Oas Light Co, Potrero
Works
Flannery Charles E. , conductor Clay St. Hill BR., r.
1222 Leavenworth
Flannery Delia, widow, r. 925 Broadway
Flannery James, laborer, r. Second St. House
Flannery John, baker, r. 177 Minna
Flaunery Katie Miss, type rubber Marder, Luse h Co.,
r. 925 Broadway
Flannery Mary Mrs., r. 621 )i Minna
Flannery Mary, domestic 914 Pine
Flannery Michael, p iliceman City Hall, r. 43 Minna
Flannery Roger, laborer, r. W s Montgomery Av, bet
Greenwich and Lombard
Flannery Samuel, laborer, r. Park Hotel
Flannery Thomas, driver Market St. RR., r. 23 Wil-
low Av
Flannigan Bridget, domestic NE cor Twenty-fourth
and Mission
Flannigan Delia, domestic 120 Guerrero
Flannigan Edward, deckhand stmr San Joaquin No.
2, r. 620 Broadway
Flannigan James E., laborer, r. 15 Ohio
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Flannlgan Kate, domestic 1103 Jackson
Flannigau Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 431 Minna
Flannlgan Michael P., driver City RR., r. 25 First Av
Flannigan Patrick, r. Broadway, San Miguel
Flannigan Patrick J., special policeman, r. 318 Pine
Flaniiigan Sarah, domestic 419 Eddy
Elannigan T., r. Columbia Hotel
Flannigan. See Flanagan, Flanigan, and Flannagan
Flanron H. J., Austrian Benev. Soc, 310 O'Farrell
Flare John, r. 507 Ellis
Flather Henry, cooper, r. 318 Davis
Flathmann Claus, liquor saloon, SW cor Market and
Steuart
Flathmann Henry, clerk Diederich Euhlmann, r. 502
Branuan
Flatley John, blacksmith Diinnigan & O'Dea, r. 620
Jones
Flatley John, teamster, r. 307 Natoma
PlatoTiv Philip, druggist, NE cor Jones and Geary,
r. GOO Jones
Flatt Cornelius J., stockbroker, 317 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Flatt William, seaman, r. 24 Drumm
Flatters Robert, teamster, r. 10 Beideman
Flattery Owen, longshoreman, r. 142 Folsom
Flause Joseph, mechanic, r. 1217 Powell
Flavin John, seaman schr Pike County, Third St.
Wharf
Flavin Martin J., proptr I XL Auction House,
SE cor Kearny and Commercial, and Horseshoe
Bazaar, 512 Kearny, r. 632 Geary
Flaws Thomas, second officer Pacific Coast SS. Gipsy
Fleckenstein G., r. German Hotel
Fleger John, drayman W. W. Montague & Co.,r. 307
Seventh, rear
Fleig John (Bataille & Fleig) r. 90O Pacific
Flein Christian, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Fleinecke A., Austrian Benev. Soc, 310 O'Farrell
Fleischauer Gustave, jeweler Ebeling & Rlchter, r. 3
Chatham PI
Fleischel Charles, liquor saloon, 524 Fourth
Fleischel George, locksmith and machinist, 614 Cali-
fornia, r. 1216 Powell
Fleischer Charles, expressman, E s Taylor, nr Mar-
ket, r. 811 Eighteenth
Fleisher Martin, musician, r 211 J4 Prospect PI
Fleischman Charles, barber, 315 Kearny, r. 3 Bush St.
PI
Fleischman David, bookkeeper L. & E.Wertheimer, r.
Nucleus House
Fleischman David M., bookkeeper Benjamin Herman,
r. 1217 Geary
Fleischman David M., butcher, r. S s Jersey, b«t
Church and Vicksburg
Fleischman George, butcher James G. Shyne, r. 348
Fourth
Fleischman George, machinist William H. Birch, r.
114 Ellis
Fleischman Jacob, cigars and tobacco, 443 and 445
Valencia
Fleischman John, barber, 203 Third, r. 606#4 Powell
Fleischman Joseph, clerk, r. SW cor Drumm and
Jackson
Fleischman Meyers, poultry, r. S 8 Jersey, bet Church
and Vicksburg
Fleischmann. See Fleishman
Fleischner Marcus, capitalist, r. Nucleus House
Fleisher William, importer and manuf hats and caps,
109 Sansome, r. 822 Post
Fleishhacker Aaron, merchant, r. 2110 California
Fleishman Benjamin M., salesman Hart & Goodman,
r. 726 Grove
Fleishman Henry F., r. 5 O'Farrell
Fleishman Moses, cigar peddler, r. 440 J4 Jessie, rear
Fleishman, Sichel & Co. (L. Dinkelspiel assignee) 120
Battery
Fleishman. See Fleischman
Fleissner George W., bookkeeper H. M. Heineman, r.
903 Twentieth
Flej George, r. Helvetia Hotel
Fleming B., seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Fleming Catharine, widow, r. 935 Guerrero
Fleming David, driver Chase & Wolff, r. cor Vallejo
and Sansome
Fleming David, laborer, r. 115 Vallejo
Fleming David, machinist Union Iron Works, r.
Oakland
Fleming David, shipcalker, r. 5 Rausch
Fleming David, shoemaker Levlnsky Brothers, r. 431
Natoma
Fleming David L., vamisher, r. 5 Rausch
Fleming Edward, driver John A. Shepston
Fleming George, cook Francisco Garcia, r. 718 Mont.
Fleming George Ii.,prioter, r. Branch House
Fleming Hattie Miss, furnished rooms, 235 Kearny
Fleming James, harnessmak^ Patrick F. Robinson,
r. Bonanza House
Fleming James, laborer, r. 278 Jessie
Fleming James, laborer, r. 336 Seventh
Fleming James, laborer Michelssen, Brown & Co., r.
714 Clementina
Fleming James, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Fleming James, porter Hutchiugs & Co., r. 235 Ji
Minna >
Fleming James, tanner, r. Globe House
Fleming John, chemist, r. 532 Bryant
Fleming John.hackman, 741 Market, r. 867 Eighteenth
Fleming John B., painter, r. NE cor Nineteenth and
Mission
Fleming John M., salesman, r. 410 Octavia
Fleming John T., clerk Naphtaly, Freidenrich &
Ackerman, r. 1209 Laguna
Fleming Joseph P., teacher swimming, 419 Sacra-
ramento, room 2, r. 543 Minna
Fleming Losman, driver Southern Pac. Coast Express
Co., r. 22 Montgomery
Fleming Luke, mining, r. 238 Jessie
Fleming Martin, jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 235
Kearny
Fleming Martin W., bookkeeper East & Co., r. 431
Natoma
Fleming Michael, shoemaker E. D. Nolan k Co.,r. 175
Minna
Fleming Patrick E., moroccodresser, r. 13 Geneva
Fleming Patrick H., engineer Engine No. 7,S.F.F. D.,
r. 3035 Sixteenth
Fleming Peter H., gasfitter, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 2, S. F. F. D.. r. 1408 Powell
Fleming Peter J., compositor Evening Post, r. 935
Guerrero
Fleming P. N., r. 733 Market
Fleming Robert, driver Omnibus RR., r. 219 Tehama
Fleming Robert, laborer Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 2020 Hyde
Fleming Robert, lineman American District Tel. Co.,
r. 916 Folsom
Fleming Socrates C, policeman City Hall, r. Commer-
cial Hotel
Fleming Thomas, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 154
Shipley
Fleming William, bricklayer, r. 2614 Bush
Fleming William, laborer, r. NW cor Franklin and
Ivy Av
Fleming William, seaman, r. 931 Sacramento
Fleming William, painter, r. 2020 Hyde
Fleming William, shipcarpenter, r. 51 Clementina
Fleming William, teamster A. M. Simpson & Brother,
r. 162 Clara
Fleming William, teamster McKenna & Greany, r. 608
Seventh
Fleming William A. (Fleming & Stetson) r. 504 Third
Fleming William B., painter, r. 200 Fifth
Fleming William E., mine superintendent, r. 817 J4
Larkin
Fleming William H., janitor Spring Valley Grammar
School
Fleming W. D., cutter Kast & Co., r. 431 Natoma
Fleming k Stetson (William A. Fleming and John W.
Stetson) draymen, 408 Battery
Flemmon Michael, shoemaker, r. 173 Minna
Flennlken Emily, widow, r. 1210 b Jackson
Flenniken Robert, importer dry goods, boots and
shoes, and clothing, 724 and 726 Montgomery, r.
1,722 Pacific Av
Flensburg Ernst, chicken ranch, W s Mission Boad,
nr St. Mary's College
Fletcher Agnes Miss, r. 1029 Polk
Fletcher Ansel, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Fletcher Antonla Mrs., r. 1108 Sacramento
Fletcher Asa P. Mrs., widow, r. 1407 Powell
Fletcher Barney Rev., pastor African Methodist
Church, and porter U.S. Land Oflice, r.l230 Bdwy
Fletcher Charles A., market, 12C2 Market, r. 1415 Polk
Fletcher Charles A., physician, 23 Kearny, r. 501 Post
Fletcher Charles H., messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r.
Santa Rosa
Fletcher Charles S., shade painter George W. Clark,
r. 7 Carlos PI
Fletcher Daniel J., upholsterer C. M. Plum & Co.. r.
61U Jones
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Fletcher David, clerk, r. 1415 Polk
Fletcher D. James, salesman, r. 911 Folsom
Fletcher D. L., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 233 Third
Fletcher Edwin T. (Fletcher & Raith) r. 1258 Bryant
Fletcher Ellen Miss, janitress U.S. Mint, r. 942 ICission
Fletcher George B., carpenter, r. C47 Howard
Fletcher George R., tiler, r. 242 Langton
Fletcher George W., agent freight dept. Southern
Pac. RR., r. 10 Monroe
Fletcher Hannah Mrs., fruits and confectionery, 911
Folsom
Fletcher Harriet, widow, r. 118 Folsom
Fletcher Henry, plasterer, r. 56C Linden Av
Fletcher Henry S., teacher drawing and painting
Zeitska's Institute, r. 911 Folsom
Fletcher Horace P. (Shattuck & Fletcher) r. 124
O'Farrell
Fletcher Ida M. Miss, teacher WlUcox & Gibbs Sewiag
Machine Co., r. tJ17 liddy
Fletcher James F., varnisher, r. 609 Union
Fletcher Jane, widow, r. St. Lukes Hospital
Fletcher J. Q., porter Superior Court rooms new City
Hall
Fletcher John, calker, r. 24 Minna
Fletcher John, dealer oils, r. 1934 )<J Mission
Fletcher John, teamster Henry Button Jr., r. 1912
Market
Fletcher John R., clerk, r. 911 Folsom
Fletcher Joseph, bellowsmaker Henry McKeune &
Co., r. 521 Pacific
Fletcher Lavinla, widow, r. 412 Jackson
Fletcher Mary D. Miss, r. 1210 Polk
Fletcher Nettie T. Mies, teacher, r. 1210 Polk
Fletcher Robert, lieutenant U. S. A., r. 1222 Pine
Fletcher Samuel J., upholsterer, r. 510 Jones
Fletcher Stephen, collector, r. 1210 Polk
Fletcher Thomas, ironmolder Union Iron Works, r.
18 Oak Grove Av
Fletcher William, milkman, r. 23 Lafayette
Fletcher William, physician, r. 23 Kearny
Fletcher William A., clerk Pac. Rubber Paint Co., r.
1407 Powell
Fletcher & Raith (Edwin T. Fletcher and George
Ralth) restaurant, 209 Davis
Fleur Ernest, cook R. R. Swain & Co., r. 4 Virginia PI
Fleury Adolph, r. 131 Park Av
Fleury Celina Miss, teacher French, r. 1237 Stockton
Fleury D. Mme., furnished rooms, 1237 Stockton
Fleury Edward, cashier Landry & Babin, r. 1310
O'Farrell
Fleury Paul, houseemlth, r. 1310 O'Farrell
Fleury Sophie Mmo., laundry, 131 Park Av
Flick Barbara, widow, r. 057 Minna
Flick Carl F., cabinetmaker Alphonse Boisnet, r. W
s Vermont, bet Humboldt and Nevada
Flick Louise, widow, dressmaker, r. 23 Scott PI
Flick O. J., bartender, r. Overland House
Flick William F., capitalist, r. 2319 Howard
Flicourt Edward, barber, 217 Montgomery Av, r. 1206
Stockton
Flicourt Esther, dyeing and scouring, 1205 Stockton
Fliegelman David, tailor, r. 269 Stevenson
Flieger Henry R., maltster Potrero Yeast and Distilling
Co., r. 8W cor Twenty-first Av and K, South 8. F.
Fliehe Michael, cook, r. 64 First
Flieler Richard (Flieler & Kiefer) r. 1007 Washington
Flieler & Kiefer (Richard Flieler and Philip Kiefer)
barbers, 6 Powell and 4 Eddy
Fliggle Jesse E., clerk Madison, Burke k Co.,'r.
2503 >{£ Mission
Flimkar Henry, laborer, r. Twenty-first Av, nr J,
South S. F.
Fllnn Catherine Mrs., millinery, 106 Third, r. 760
Mission
Flinn Daniel, clerk, r. 594 Stevenson
Flinn James, first assistant engineer Pacific Mail SS.
City of New York
Fllnn James J. (P. T. Flinn* Son) r. 1203 Howard
Flinn John W., butcher, r. 907 Jones
Flinn Julia M. Miss, milliner Mrs. Catherine Flinn,
r. 760 Mission
Flinn Marcella, widow, r. 443 Clementina
Fllnn Patrick T. (P. T. Flinn k Son)r. 1203 Howard
Flinn P. T. & Son (Patrick T. and James J.) grocer-
ies, hay and grain, SW cor Howard and Eighth
Flinn 'Thomas J., cabinetmaker Conrad Boiler, r. 760
Mission
Flinn Thomas R., liquors and groceries, S£ cor
Eighth and Mission
Fllnn William B., carpenter, r. 760 Mission
Flinn William D., clerk Thomas B. Flinn, r. SE cor
Eighth and Mission
Flinn. See Flynn
Flinsberg Ernest, r. W s Mission, nr St. Mary's Col-
lege
Flint Alexander, piledriver, r. 736 Folsom
Flint Almira, widow, r. 812 Hyde
Flint Almira T. Miss, assistant Denman Grammar
School, r. 812 Hyde
Flint Augfustus P., manager Hartford Fire In-
surance Co., and general agent Rhode Island In-
surance Assn., 313 California, r. Oakland
Flint Benjamin, r. 1424 California
Flint Benjamin, president Pac. Land and Trust Co.,
513 California, r. 703 Post
Flint, Bixby k Co. (of San Juan, San Benito Co.,Cal.)
oflBce SW cor Battery and Greenwich
Flint B. P. & Co. (BrilslordP., and Thomas Flint,
Llewellyn Bixby and Daniel W. Folger)wool mer-
chants, warehouse and oflBice SW cor Battery and
Greenwich
Flint Brilsford P.(B. P. Flint k Co.)r. 1121 Hyde
Flint Edgar W., guard House Correction, r. 317 Ma-
son
Flint Edward D., bookkeeper Flint, Peabody k Co., r.
Oakland
Flint Edward P. (Flint, Peabody & Co.) r. Oakland
Flint E. W. Mrs., physician, office and r. 317 Mason
Flint Frank E., superintendent Potrero and B.V. RR.,
r. 619 Third
Flint Frank P., dealer paper bags, 415 Sansome,r. 619
Third
Flint Frederick, laundryman J. A. Moore, r. E 8 Mis-
sion, bet Twenty-hfth and Twenty-sixth
Flint Frederick, teamster George C. Lovdal, r. W s
Valencia, bet Twenty-filth and Twenty-sixth
Flint George R., student, r. 317 Mason
Flint Henry P. (Flint, Peabody & Co.) r. 611 Hyde
Flint Jane H., widow, treasurer Ladies' Protection
and Relief Society, r. 1312 Powell
Flint Joseph, tiler, r. 323 Third
Flint Katie, domestic 1220 Powell
Flint Milford M., carpenter, 1125 Sutter, r. 812 Dolores
Flint Motley H., clerk American Tract Society, r. 619
Third
Flint Newell, lather, r. 441 Natoma
Flint, Peabody <!te Co. (EdwardP. Flint) shipping
and commission merchants, 408 California
Flint TKomaa (B. P. Flint & Co.) and president
California Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Asso-
elation, ofQce 310 Pine, room 31, r. San Juan, San
Benito, Cal.
Flint Thomas, shoemaker, r. 9 Langton, rear
Flint William, clerk, r. Columbia Hotel
Flint AVillinin C, attorney at law, 330 Pine, rooms
53 and 54, r. 133 Fair Oaks
Flint William K., manager Flint, Peabody k Co., 408
California, r. 611 Hyde
Flint's \VareIionse,B. P. Flint & Co. proptrs, 8W
cor Battery and Greenwich
Flitner Fcank W., foreman C. A. Hooper & Co., r.
23 Ji Freelon
Flockerzi William M., cook.r. 612 Octavla
Floersheini Jacob, salesman, r. 420 Octavia
Flohr Alexander, locksmith John J. Cass, r. 133 Silver
Flood Albert S., carpenter and builder, 509 Bush, r.
S B Twenty-eighth, bet Noe and Sanchez
Flood Alexander, contractor, 32 Geary, r. S s FeU, bet
Pierce and Stelner
Flood Alice G. Miss, r. 12 Harlan PI
Flood Alvah H., engineer, r. 520 Noe, nr Nineteenth
Flood Bernard, tailor, 959 )i Mission
Flood Bridget, widow, r. 228 Tenth
Flood Charles B., teamster Mendocino Lumber Co., r.
424 Fell
Flood Cornelius, patternmaker Buckingham k Hecbt,
r. 9 Verona PI
Flood Daniel, cook, r. 217 Second
Flood Edward, tanner Funcke k Co., r. 146 Dore
Flood Eliza, widow, r. 4 McCormick
Floyd Emery, teamster, r. Keystone House
Flood Henry S., commission merchant, 113 Sansome,
r. 216 Turk
Flood Homer J., student Heald's Business College, r.
■207 Post
Flood J., laborer Western White Lead Works
Flood James, bellboy Lick House
Flood James, plasterer, r. 151 Dore
Flood James Rev., secretary St. Mary's Cathedral, r.
628 California
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Flood James O. (J. C. Flood & Co.) oflaue 6 Nevada
Block, r. 419 Ellis
Flood James C, stevedore, r. 9 Verona PI
Flood James L. (J. C. Flood & Co.) r. 419 Ellis
Flood Jane Miss, r. 422 Clementina
Flood J. C. «& Co. (James C. and Jamee L. Flood)
capitalists, oflBce 6 Nevada Block
Flood Jenny, cigarmaker E. Eisenberg & Brother, r.
221 Vallejo
Flood John, r. 56 Jef sie
Flood John, baker, r. 143 Third
Flood John, baker, r. 555 J^ Natoma
Flood John, cabinetmaker, r. 412 Fifth
Flood John, clerk Eickhoff & Graber, r. NW cor
Stockton and Pacific
Flood John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s Treat
Av, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Flood John, livery stable, 823 Folsom, r. 821 )«5 Folsom
Flood John, piano manuf , r. 2311 Larkin
Flood John, plasterer, r. 269 Stevenson
Flood John Jr., clerk Michael Flood, r. 56 Jessie
Flood John W. (Donohoe, Kelly & Co.) r. 422 Eddy
Flood Joseph, plumber David Bush, r. 753 Harrison
Flood Kate, domestic SW cor Eddy and Franklin
Flood Lucy Mrs, r. 17 Harlan PI
Flood Luke, laborer, r. 124 Clinton
Flood Margaret, domestic 711 Treat Av
Flood Margaret, domestic 810 Pacific
Flood Micliael, Catholic bookseller, 831 Market,
r. 807 Ellis
Flood Michael H., laborer, r. 1215 Scott
Flood Noah F. , attorney at law, 504 Kearny, r. 1904
Laguua
Flood Patrick, grocer, r. 317 Fifth
Flood Patrick, laborer Lick House
Flood Patrick J., plumber and gasfltter, r. 1859 Stev.
Flood Philip H., physician, office and r. 18-20 St.
Ann's Building
Flood Richard, clerk Michael Flood, r. 56 Jessie
Flood Robert C, stonecutter Degan & Orford, r. W s
Devisadero, bet Eddy and Ellis
Flood Samuel, plasterer, r. 153 Dore
Flood Teresa, domestic SW cor Valencia and Seven-
teenth
Flood Thomas, bartender Michael Hefifeman, r. 414
Minna
Flood Thomas, plumber J. K. Prior, r. 753 Harrison
Flood Thomas J., Cigarmakers' Assn.. 771 Market
Flood William, driver A. Silvestri, r. 247 Stevenson
Florance John, hackman,NE cor Sutter and Kearny,
r. 355 J^ Eleventh
Florence Albert E., painter, r. 211 Second
Florence Blue Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.)
F. A. McGee secretary, 32 Merchant's Exchange
Florence Edward, clerk, r. 180 Perry
Florence George, Hackman's Pro. and Benev. Assn.
Florence House, Mrs. M. H. Yates proprietress, 108
Ellis
Florence James, deckhand stmr Ellen, r. Napa
Floreni>e Samuel, carpenter, r. 17 Verba Buena
Florence Susan, domestic 807 California
Florence Serving Machine Co., Samuel Hill
agent, U34 Market
Florentine Alexander, laborer, r. E s Steiner, bet
Greenwich and Lombard
Florentine August, carpenter, r. 1132 York
Florentine William H., teamster J. B. Firth, r.
Steiner, bet Greenwich and Lombard
Flores Benjamin, waiter Pacific Coast SS. Senator
Flores Feliciana Mrs., r. 10 Pollard PI, rear
Flores Francisco, carpenter, r. 5 Pollard PI, rear
Flores Juan, chocolatemaker, r. 510 Broadway, rear
Flores Manuel, porter, r. 1231 Stockton
Flores Trinidad, saddlemaker, 1010 Kearny
Florese Pauli, domestic 65 Thirteenth
Florian Jack, dairyman August Loewe, r. Thirtieth,
bet Whitney and Warren
Florico Anton, seaman schr Excelsior, Mission St.
Wharf
Florida Hill Mining Co. (Owyhee Co., Idaho) Rich-
ard Wegener secretary, 414 California
Florida Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) Lucien
Hermann secretary, 220 Sausome, room 5
Florida St. Primary School, Florida, nr Eighteenth
Florida St. School, E s Bryant Av, bet Solano and
Butte
Florins Olof N., bricklayer, r. 140 JiJ Shipley
Florist Frederick, printer, r. 629 Clay
Floto John H., homeopathic physician, 402 Kearny,
r. 725 Pine
Flournoy George, attorney at law, 611 Washington,
r. Oakland
Flournoy George Jr., clerk George Flournoy, r. Oak-
land
Flower Charles H., stevedore, r. W s Hampshire, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Flower James, laborer S. F. Cordage Co., r. W g
Hampshire, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Flower Lewis W., r. 1316 Sacramento
Flower Lorenzo P., carpenter, r. 15 Valparaiso, rear
Flowers Ernest, cook R. R. Swain & Co., r. 4 Virginia
PI
Flowers John, barber, r. 13 Selinii PI
Flowers John M., barber, r. 112S Pacific
Flowers Frank, carpenter Union Box Factory, r. 431M
Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Flowery Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) William W.
Stetson secretary, 61 Nevada Block
Floyd Charles B., spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Black Point
Floyd Edwin P., carpenter Pacific Mail 8S. City of
Panama, r. 144 Silver
Floyd Elizabeth, widow, furnished rooms, 152 First
Floyd Harry, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 152
First
Floyd Irving, grocer, r. 416 Tyler
Floyd John, butler 920 Pine
Floyd John M., guard House of Correction, r. 211
Union
Floyd Lawrence, glass-stainer John Mallon, r. NW cor
Shotwell and Nineteenth
Floyd Richard S., capitalist, 606 Mont., r. 415First
Floyd Thomas, laborer, r. 500 Shotwell
Floyd Thomas, machinist, r. 723 Treat Av
Floyd Thomas, patent medicines, 948 Market, r. 905
Floyd Thomas W. (T. W. Floyd & Co.) r. 2026 Bush
Floyd T. W. & Co. (Thomas W. Floyd and John Con-
ner) proptrs Overland Warehouse, SE cor Third
and Townsend, and Pioneer Warehouse, SW cor
Batterv and Filbert
Floyd William E. (Floyd & Co.) r. 416 Tyler
Floyd Zacharias, foreman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 128
Francisco
Floyd & Co. (William E. Floyd and J. J. Deane) staple
and fancy groceries, 12 Fourth
Flubacher Adam, laborer, r. 605 Broadway
Flubaeher Emile, shoemaker, NW cor Dupont and
Geary, r. NE cor Fifteenth and Church
Flude Joseph, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 19
Tehama
Fluegger Charles, shoemaker, r. 424 Brannad
Fluhart Nancy, widow, r. 14 Essex
Flume House, John A. Biggs proptr, E s San Bruno
Road, bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Flunier Edward, waiter Hansen & Peterson, r. 646
Fourth
Fly Anna Mrs., cook Lake House
Flynn Anthony, carpenter, r. 29 Pleasant "
Flynn B., bartender, r. 35 Everett
Flynn Bryan, seaman stmr Bullion, Hathaway's
Wharf
Flynn Catherine, widow, r. 217 Second
Flynn Charles, barber, r. 641 Commercial
Flynn Charles A., hamessmaker McKerron & Mont-
gomery, r. 29 Pleasant
Flynn Daniel, confectioner, r. 304 Grove
Flynn Daniel, janitor Washington Grammar School
Flynn Daniel, tinsmith, r. North Pacific Hotel
Flynn Delia, domestic 507 M Hyde
Flynn Dennis, r. 322 Minna
Flynn Dennis, butcher, r. 5 Bowen's Block, Railroad
Av, South S. F.
Flynn Dennis, capitalist, r. 175 Minna
Flynn Dennis, seaman, r. 117 Drimim
Flynn Edmond, Imperial Spirit Store, SB cor
Post and Taylor, r. Oakland
Flynn Edmond D., night watchman American Ex-
change Hotel
Flynn Edward, plasterer, r. 612 Sixth
Flynn Edward, shoemaker, r. 114 William
Flynn Edward S., salesman Keane Brothers, r. 1006
Bush
Flynn Elizabeth Miss, r. 29 Pleasant
Flynn Ellen, widow, r. 722 Brannan
Flynn Frank, paper carrier, r. 29 Pleasant
Flynn Frederick, r. 29 Pleasant
Flynn George J., dairyman, r. fi30!«5 Fulton
Flynn George J., gasfltter, and extraman Hose No. 6,
S. F. F. D., r. 630)4 Fulton
f\r'r\ 14/ f^\ ADI/ ®*^ market, wholesale and
btU. W. ULAni\, Interior Decorator. lH
9,9.
wholesale and retail dealer in PAPER HAWGIRfGS
all kinds of Wlndo'^v Shade
Material and Fixtarecu
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
WHOLESALE HARDW^ARE,
Corner ]>Iarket and Front Streets.
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Flynn H., r. 216 Minna
Flyun Hettie, domestic 2122 Washington
Flynn Hugh, wood and coal, 856 Howard, r. 137 Fifth
Flynn J., teamster Presidio Keservation
Flynn J. Mrs., waiter Union Hotel, 34 Hayes
Flynn James, boltcutter Pac. Boiling Mill, r. 21>4
Frederick
Flynn James, boot and shoemaker, 44 Second, r. 28
Hampton PI
Flynn James, engineer, r. 337 Tehama
Flynn James, expressman, r. 1115 Broadway
Flynn James, hostler John F. Wilson, r. 12 William
Flynn James, laborer, r. 12T Hickory Av
Flynn James, plasterer, r. E s Church, bet Twenty-
ninth and Thirtieth
Flynn James, stevedore, r. 214 Broadway
Flynn James H., blacksmith Union Iron Works, r.
213^ Frederick
Flynn James J., bookkeeper Sheriffs OflSce, r. 3 Park
Av
Flynu James S.. harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r.
28 Hampton PI
Flynn John, blacksmith Central RE., r. 119 Bryant
Flyun John, blacksmith, r. 121 Gilbert, rear
Flynn John, cari)enter, r. 34 Hayes
Flynn John, carpenter, r. 132 Clara, rear
Flynn John, carpenter, r. 1221 Geary, rear
Flynn John, driver La Grande Laundry, r. 1.50 Silver
Flynn John, farmer, r. NW cor Bryant Av and Butte
Flyun John, laborer Chase & Wolff, r. 327 Filbert
Flynn John, laborer, r. 612 Sixth
Flynn John, liquor saloon, 417 Fourth
Flynn John, machineband Andrew Frei, r. 531 Bry-
ant
Flynn John, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Flynn John, stevedore, r. NW cor Jersey and Vicks-
burg
Flyun John, stevedore, r. 214 Broadway
Fly.jn John, tinsmith, r. E s Hall Alley, nr Vallejo
Flynn John C, laundryman, r. 109 Ellis
Flynn John D., salesman Sam. Leszynsky & Bro., r.
443 Clementina
Flynn John F., salesman Eeane Brothers, r. 426
O'Farrell
Flynn John H., clerk, r. NW cor Bryant Av and
Butte
Flynn John M., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 42
Rubs
Flynn John W. (Monaghan & Flynn) r. 594 Stevenson
Flyun John W., clerk Scofleld & Tevis, r.l701 Mission
Flynn Joseph, lather, r. 425 Hayes
Flyun Kate Miss, r. 218 Eddy
Flynn Kate, widow, r. E s Hall Alley, nr Vallejo
Flynu Kate G. Miss, operator American District Tel.
Co., r. 306 Mason
Flynu Luke, laborer, r. 87 Brady
Flynn M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 961 Mission
Flynn Maggie Miss, feathermaker Mrs. J. Gazet, r.
230 Seventh
Flyun Margaret, widow, bakery, 1206 Howard
Flynn Margaret Miss, r. 29 Pleashnt
Flynn Maria, widow, r. Sixteenth Av, bet P and Q,
South S. F.
Flyun Martha, domestic 1008 Clay
Flynn Mary, widow, r. 734 !« Natoma
Flynn Mary, domestic 1811 Post
Flynn Mary Miss, dressmaker, 1601 Polk, r. 1903 Hyde
Flyun Mary E. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. 29 Pleasant
Flynn Maurice, r. W b Diamond, bet Nineteenth and
Twentieth
Flynn Mirhuel, carpenter, r. 127 Hickory Av
Flynn Michael, horseshoer, r. 32 Tyler
Flynn Michael, horseshoer, r. 324 Fifth
Flyun Michael, laborer, r. 1428 Mission
Flynn Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E 8 Min-
nesota, bet Solano ami Mariposa
Flyun Michael, laborer quartermaster's deptU. 8. A.,
r. 260 Jessie
Flynn Michael, longshoreniau Charles E. Haseltlne
Flynn Michael, waiter, r. r)29 Sacramento
Flynn Michael J., with U. 8. Restaurant, r. 440 Jessie
Flynn Michael M., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 531 Twenty-second
Flynn Miles, liquor saloon, 226 Third, r. 363 Minna
Flynn Moiris, bartender Brady & Farrelly, r. 216
Minna
Flynn Morris, hackman, r. 104 Gilbert
Flynn Morris, laborer, r. Diamond, bet Nineteenth
and Twentieth
Flynn Nancy, domestic 2508 Sacramento
Flynn Nellie Miss, boxmaker A. Waldstein, r. 419)§
Brannan
Flynn Patrick, blacksmith Omnibus RB., r. 150
Silver
Flynn Patrick, civil engineer, r. 910 Post
Flynn Patrick, clerk John McMahon, r. 1138 Howard
Flynn Patrick, cook, r. 1903 Hyde
Flyun Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 313
Folsom
Flynn Patrick, market, NW cor Sixth and Brannan
Flynn Patrick H., stonecutter D. Sheerin
Flynn Peter, dairyman, r. 6303^ Fulton
Flyun Peter, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Ash
Av, bet Laguna and Buchanan
Flynn Sarah, widow, r. 824 Howard
Flynn Stephen, bartender Walter W. Lane, r. 504
Davis
Flynn Stephen, seaman, r. 41 Vallejo
Flynn Thomas, contractor stonework new City Hall,
r. 51 Third
Flynn Thomas, expressman, r. 41 Ritch
Flynn Thomas, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. NE
cor Second and Brannan
Flynn Thoma.s, laborer, r. SE cor Mission and Thir-
teenth
Flynn Thomas, laborer, r. E s Florida, bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
Flynn Thomas, shoemaker, r. 9 Langton
Flynn Thomas, steward, r. 1620 California
Flynu Thomas E., city editor The Daily Exchange, r.
1126 Market
Flyun Thomas J., clerk Daily Examiner, r. 29 Pleasant
Flynu Thomas P., painter, r. 339 Jessie
Flynn Timothy, laborer, r. 556 Stevenson, rear
Flynn Timothy, laborer, r. 612 Stevenson
Flynn Timothy, law clerk, r. 1903 Hyde
Flynu Timothy, laborer, r. Fern Av, bet Bush and
Sutter
Flynn Timothy, laborer Presidio Barracks
Flvnn Timothy, laborer, r. SW cor Polk and Fell
Flynn W. C, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Flynn William, r. 29 Pleasaut
Flynn William, clerk M. S. Rosenthal, r. 443 Clem.
Flynn William, laborer, r. 136 Natoma, rear
Flynn William, pilot, r. 438 Clara
Flynn William, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont.
Flynn William C, r. 875 Folsom
Flynn William E., policeman City Hall, r. 359 Jessie
Flyun. See Fllnn
Flyshaker Samuel (Harris & Flyshaker) r. 1206
Stockton
Foa Julius, real-estate, r. 605 Broadway
Foard J . McDouough, writer Golden Era, r. 425 Kearny
Foard J. W., r. 30 Hawthorne
Fonrd Lorentz, dealer ship's material, 3 and 6
Steuart, r. Alameda
Foard. See Ford and Forde
Focacci Domenico, farmer, r. 417 Broadway
Focacci Josef, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Focacci Luigi, porter F. Danert Ai Co., r. 9 Calhoun
Fochs Charles, tailor J. H. Curley & Co., r. 8W cor
Dupont and Pacific
Foedisch Charles, r. 814 Montgomery
Foedisch Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 1018 Geary
Foedisch Fannie, domestic 828 O'Farrell
Foerster Constantlue E., salesman Joost Brothers, r.
1614 Mission
Fogacci John, laborer, r. 324 Vallejo, rear
Fogal Jacob, tailor, 407 Bush
Fogarty Alice Miss, saleswoman J. E. Quinn, r. 10
Van Ness Av
Fogarty Catherine, widow, r. 4 Stockton PI
Fogarty Denis, musician, r. 16 Mason
Fogarty D. F., shoemaker U.W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. Mission, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Fogarty F.dward, waiter SS. Newbern, Folsom St.
Wharf
Fogarty Frank, cook Levy O. Pratt, r. 369 Jessie
Fogarty Henry P., foreman Southern Pac. RR., r. 26
Dorlaiid
Fogarty James, butcher, 71 Centre Market, r. 006 Fill-
more
Fogarty James, carpenter, r. 1318 Folsom -~
Fogarty James, printer, r. 2 Steveloe PI
Fogarty James, printer, 4 Stockton PI
Fogarty James, shoemaker, 3 Turk, r. 2 McDermott
PI
Fogarty James, student, r. N s Twenty-Qecond, bet
Chattanooga and Church
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1 MArnnKinilPU importer of and dealer rv COAI. AND PIG IRON',
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Fogarty John T., clerk James Phelan, r. 606 Fillmore
Fogarty Lizzie, domestic 205 Powell
Fogarty Maggie, domestic 729 Sutter
Fogarty Margaret T. Mrs., r. 420 Tyler
Fogarty Martiu, driver Patrick Murphy, r. i Stockton
PI
Fogarty Mary, widow, r. N s Twenty-second, bet Chat-
t.iudiiga and Church
Fogarty Mary, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Fogarty Matthew, watchman Palace Hotel
Fogarty Michael, fireman, r. 1G4 Jessie
Fogarty Michael, teamster, r. BW cor Utah and Santa
Clara
Fogarty -Michael, yardman Palace Hotel
Fogarty Patrick, r". 81 Stevenson
Fogarty Patrick, stonecutter D. Sheeiin, r. 12 Howard
Court
Fogarty Thomas, dyer 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Fogarty Thomas, laborer, r. S s Twentieth, bet Dolores
and Churcn
Fogarty Th( imas, laborer Sea Wall
Fogarty Thomas, liquor saloon, 3 Merchant
Fogarty Thomas, peddler, r. Chapultepec, nr Cort-
land Av, B. H.
Fogarty Thomas H., clerk James Fogarty, r. 606 Fill-
more
Fogarty Timothy, laborer Sea Wall
Fogarty William, filumber, r. 4 Stockton PI
Fogarty. See Fogerty
Foge Carsten, bookkeeper Schroeder & Albrecht, r. 3
Eliza PI
Foge Lafrenz, liquor saloon, SW cor Kailroad and
Fifth AvB, South S. F.
Fogel Bruno, baker R. K. Swain & Co., r. 315 Stock.
Fogel George, clothing, 10 Clay
Fogel Isaac, harnessmaker Stone & Hayden, r. E s
Devisadero. bet Hayes and Grove
Fogel Jacob, tailor, r. 452 Clementina
Fogel Oscar, r. 1019 Post
Fogel Reuben R., clerk Nast, Greenzweig & Co., r. 117
Jones
Fogelberg M. A., compositor Stilla-Hafe Posten, r. 20
Boardman PI
Fogerty James, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Fogerty Martin, cardriver, r. 13 White
Fogerty Mary J. Miss, confectionery, 826)4 Twentieth
Fogerty. See Fogarty
Fogg Aujrasta, widow, r. 717 Webster
Fogg F. H., clerk general freight office Central Pac.
BR., r. 624 Sutter
Fogg George, foreman Market St. BR. stables, r. 105}^
Tyler
FoBg George W., superintendent Pac. Iron Works, r.
18 Twelfth
Fogle Lewis C, bookkeeper Wheaton & Luhrs, r. 604
Geary
Fogle Orrin B., bookkeeper, r. C04 Geary
Fogle. See Fogel and Vogel
Fohl William, sewing machine agent, r. 702 Natoma
Fogler George P.. shoemaker, r. Sixteenth, bet First
Av and Valencia
Fojada Pietro, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Folei Giuseppe, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Foley Bridget, domestic 100 Turk
Foley Bridget Miss, saleswoman Hughes & Foley, r.
118 Seventh
Foley Catherine, widow, r. 1 Scotland
Foley Catherine, widow, r. 1046 Folsom
Foley Christopher C, engineer stmr Herald, r. 1313
MoDtgomery
Foley Cornelius, milkman, r. N s Greenwich, bet
Jones and Leavenworth
Foley Cornelius J., painter, r. 311 Ivy Av
Foley Daniel, laborer .Sea Wall
Foley Daniel, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s Illinois,
bet Napa and Butte
Foley Daniel, shoemaker Perry A. Veitch, r. 2997
Mission
Foley David J., livery stable, 1812 Powell, r. 1 Scot-
land
Foley David J. Jr., porter Castle Brothers, r. 1 Scot-
land
Foley Dennis, laborer, r. E s Collins, bet Point LoboB
Av and St. Rose
Foley Dennis, liquor saloon, 825 Folsom
Foley Dennis J., laborer, r. 135 H Dore
Foley Dennis L., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,r.
336 Eddy
Foley Edmund, groceries and liquors, NW cor Mont-
gomery and Alta PI, r. 1315 .Montgomery
Foley Edward T., salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 311
Stockton
Foley Edwin, carpenter, r. 1 Eddy - —
Foley Elizabeth Mrs., r. 105 Mason
Foley Ellen, domestic 720 Union
Foley F. & Co. (Francis Foley) hides, wool and furs,
219 and 221 Dmmm
Foley Francis (F. Foley i Co.) r. 124 Fulton
Foley Frank, cook, r. %H Fremont
Foley Frank, tanner Samuel Bloom, r. 21 Moss, rear
Foley George, boltinaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E 8 Illi-
nois, bet Napa and Butte
Foley H., laborer, r. SW cor Jackson and Dnimm
Foley Hannah, widow, r. 2803 Clay
Foley Hannah M., widow, r. S s Humboldt, bet Ver-
mont and Kansas
Foley Henry F., seaman schr Industry, Green St.
^Vha^f
Foley Henry J., lithographer Edward Bosqui & Co.,
r. 1511 Tyler
Foley Hugh, stonecutter, r. 5 Ivy Av
Foley James, cook Buss House
Foley James, engineer stmr Whipple, r. 1313 Mont.
Foley James, painter, r. 448 Natoma
Foley James, peddler, r. 27 Rau-tich, rear
Foley James, pressman E. Detrick & to., r. 139 Dore
Foley James, ropemaker S. F. Cordage Co., r. E 8
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Foley James, teamster Swan Brewery, r. E 8 Dolores,
bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Foley James, trackman Clay St. Hill RR.,r. 1719 Jones
Foley Jeremiah, laborer, r. SE cor Sixth Av and M,
South S. F.
Foley John, commission merchant, r.300 Green
Foley John, expressmau, r. 825 Folsom
Foley John, fireman SS. .\i'cata. Pacific St.Wharf
Foley John, hackman David J. Foley, r. 535 Green-
wich
Foley John, laborer, r. 103 Freelon
Foley John, laborer, r. 37 Clarence PI
Foley John, laborer, r. 78 H Colton
Foley John, laborer, r. 92 Colton
Foley John, laborer, r. 27 Rausch, rear
Foley John, laborer, r. S s Moulton,bet Webster and
Fillmore
Foley John, laborer Edward Bangs & Co., r. 28J^
Welsh
Foley John, painter, r. 15 Isis
Foley John, saloonkeeper, r. 100 M Second
Foley John, seaman Pacific Coast SS. State of Califorv
nia
Foley John, shoemaker, 789 Folsom, r. 69 Minna
Foley John, watchman stmr McPherson, r. 3 Clay
Foley .John J., janitor, r. 938 Mission
Foley John T., clerk, r. 300 Green
Foley Julia, widow, r. 37 Clarence PI
Foley Kate, domestic 2213 Steiner
Foley Kate, laundress St. Luke's Hospital
Foley Lawrence, stevedore Chase & Wolff, r. 231 Uiuna
Foley Luke, laborer, r. IG Heron
Foley Maggie Miss, r. 2803 Clay
Foley Margaret Miss, r. 105 Mason
Foley Margaret, laundress St. Luke's Hospital
Foley Maria Mrs., furnished rooms, 72 Tehama
Foley Mary, widow, r. 118 Seventh
Foley Mary Miss, cloakmaker, r. 729 Ji Natoma
Foley Mary Miss, tailoress Hyman Levison, r. 282
Minna
Foley Maurice, proptr Central Hotel, 217 Broadway
Foley Michael, r. 448 Natoma
Foley Michael (Hughes i Foley) r. SE cor Fourth
and Jessie
Foley Michael, laborer, r. 66 Minna
Foley Michael, laborer, r. 139 Dore
Foley Michael, laborer, r. W s Pennsylvania Av, bet
Mariposa and Solano
Foley Michael, lon'j;6horeman, r. Lombard, nr Kearny
Foley Michael, molder, r. 14 Tehama
Foley Michael, policeman City Hall, r. 1005 Harrison
Foley Michael, t'ramster Joseph .\mold, r. 23 Anthony
Foley Michael C, calker, r. 5.59 Bryant
Foley Miles, teamster, r. 23 Anthony
Foley P., engineer, r. 446 Brannan
Foley Patrick, r. 28 Ritch
Foley Patrick (Green & Foley) r. 246 Third
Foley Patrick, coachman William H. Booths, r. SW
cor Fillmore and McAllister
Foley Patrick, drayman, r. 246 Lily Av
Foley Patrick, housemover, r. 725 H Natoma
I Foley Patrick, laborer, r. 3 Clay
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I fillNni APH Rj CO Growers of and Dealers in FINE WINES.
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Foley Patrick, laborer, r. 107 Freelon
Foley Patrick, laborer, r. S 8 Fulton, bet Scott and
Devisadero
Foley Patrick, laborer Southern Pac. ER., r. 24 First
Av, rear
Foley Patrick, porter John E. Doyle, r. 30 Clara
Foley Patrick, seaman, r. aS Pacific
Foley Patrick, teamster, r. 131 Oak
Foley Patrick J., coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. China
Foley Peter, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 607 Howard
Foley Richard, longshoreman, r. 413 Main, rear
Foley Robert, miner, r. 480 Stevenson
Foley Thomas (Foley & Curley) r. 448 Xatoma
Foley Thomas, hackman David J. Foley, r. 1812
Powell
Foley Thomas, laborer, r. 44 Jessie
Foley Thomas, laborer, r. 146 Perry
Foley Thomas, laborer, r. 917 Sansome
Foley Thomas, laborer, r. E 8 Gunnison Av, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Foley Thomas, painter, r. 52 Minna
Foley Thomas, soapmaker G. R. Lucy & Co., r. 1 Kate
Foley Timothy (Sears & Foley) r. 414 Vallejo
Foley Timothy, deckhand stmr Transit, Oakland
Ferry, r. W s Dore, bet Bryant and Harrison
Foley Timothy, milkman, r. NE cor Twentieth and
Railroad Av8,*South S. F.
Foley T. M., waiter Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Foley William, bagpiler E. Detrick & Co., r. 139 Dore
Foley William, coachman 912 Scott
Foley William, laborer, r. N s Army, bet Noe and
Sanchez,
Foley William, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 541
Stevenson
Foley William, operator Western Union Tel. Co., r.
902 Clay
Foley William, seaman barkentine R. K. Ham, r. 26
Steuart
Foley William E., pressman 8. F. Chronicle, r. 1317
Montgomery
Foley William H., Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Foley W. M., liquor saloon, SW cor First and Mis-
sion, r. SW cor Second and Mission
Foley & Curlry (Thomas Foley and Thomas Curley)
blacksmiths and horseshoers, 5 Belden
Folger Alfred, hunter, r. 117 Drumm
Folger Allyn S., clerk, r. 403 Oak
Folger Clara Mrs., r. 1633 Geary
Folger Daniel W. (B. P. Flint la Co.) r. 1916 Franklin
Folger Eugene, bookkeeper David Rich, r. 110 Sixth
Folger George E., carpenter, r. 567 Minna
Folger Herbert, correspondent J. C. Merrill & Co., r.
1819 Eddy
Folger James A. (Folger, Schilling & Co.) r. Oakland
Folger Samuel B., salesman law dept A. L. Bancroft
& Co.. r. 13 Willow Av
Folger, Schillings «& Co. (James A. Folger, Au-
gust Schilling, and William H. Lamb) proptrs Pi-
oneer Steam Cofi'ee and Spice Mills, and importers
and dealers cofi'ees, teas, and spices, 104 and 106
California
Folger Seth, night inspector Custom House, r. 539>4
. Hayes
Folger Shubal M., watchman Custom House, r. 768
Harrison
Folin Henry, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Folk Solomon, capitalist, r. 213 Gough
Folkart Hulst, stevedore, r. 329 Bryant
Folkers A. H. B. (J. H. A. Folkers & Brother) r. 423
Tyler
Folkers J. H. A. (J. H. A. Folkers b Brother) r. Oak-
land
FcAkerg J. H. A. & Brother (J. H. A. and A.
H. B. Folkers) agents Tiemann & Co. 's surgical
and dental instruments and trusses, 118 Mont
Folkers. See Volkers
Folkes Frederick, bottler Boca Brewiilg Co., r. 810
Union
Folks Henry, r. 1024 Howard
FoUan Agnes Miss, shoefltter Buckingham k Hecht,
r. 217 Hickory Av
FoUansbee Alonzo W., bookkeeper George Howes &
Co., r. 33 Glen Park Av
FoUansbee Elizabeth A., resident physician Pacific
Dispensary Hospital, SE cor Oak and Franklin,
office 432 Sutter
FoUansbee J. C. Mrs., widow, r. 1222 Pine
Follansbie Frank, r. 1027 Dupont
Follersen P., seaman, r. 810 Battery
Follett C. D., storekeeper Pacific Mail SS. Australia
FoUis Patrick W., expressman,. cor Jones and Market,
r. 450 Natoma
Follia Richard H. , president Utah Silver Mining
Co., 25 Nevada Block, r. 2534 Mission
FoUman Joseph P., bookkeeper Henry M. Covert, r.
226 Pacific
Follmer George W., ropemaker S. F. Cordage Co., r.
NE cor Tennessee and Sierra
Follmer. See VoUmer
Follouse Frederick, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Folsom Albert, proptr Fashion Carriage Factory, 217
Ellis, r. 2920 Sacramento
Folsom Charles, printer, r. 22 Bernard
Folsom Charles, wheelwright, r. 502 Ninth
Folsom Charles F. B., expressman, r. 1711 Polk
Folsom D. H., mining, r. 321 Geary
Folsom Edward C, physician, office and r. 904 Mar-
ket
Folsom Eugene H., with Albert Folsom, r. 2918 Sac.
Folsom Eugene R., driver S. F. Laundry Assn, r. 1945
Geary
Folsom F. T., carriagebuilder, r. 21 Ellis
Folsom George A., bookkeeper Albert Folsom, r. 1511
Jackson
Folsom George F., carpenter, r. 22 Bernard
Folsom George T., general accountant Southern Pac.
RR., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 34, r.
212 Powell
Folsom John, housemover, r. 2815 Mission
Folsom John H., coachman John A. Paxton, r. 263
Minna
Folsom Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 22 Bernard
Folsom St. Wharf, foot Folsom
Foltz Frank G., carpenter, r. 1404 Polk
Foltz G.. cook Pacific Mail SS. City of Sydney
Foltz Matthew, clerk Grand Central Hotel, 957 Market
Foncerrada P., broommaker Thomas Golden, r. 9
Union PI
Fonda William M., shipjiing clerk Whittier, Fuller &
Co., r. SW cor Broderick and Sacramento
Fonda William T., r. SW cor Broderick and Sac.
Fonocchio Gio Batta, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Bdwy.
Fonsman Hugh, upholsterer, r. 1130 Twenty-firwt
Fontaine P., cooper, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Fontana Antonio, clerk, r. 1310 Mason
Foutana Bianca, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Fontana Carlo, butcher, r. 422 Broadway
Fontana Frank J. (Fontana & Bartlett) r. 519)^ Post
Fontana Mark J. (M. J. Fontana & Co.) r. Oakland
Fuiitnna. M. J. A Co, (Mark J. Fontana) general
commission and shipping merchants, 217 Sacra-
mento
Fontana & Bartlett (Frank J. Fontana and Edward C.
Bartlett) candy and confectionery, 519 M Post
Fontes Antonio, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 }A Drumm
Fookes William G., carriage-springmaker, r. 125 Chat-
tanooga
Fooren James, stevedore Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Foorman Carl, clerk Mayhcw & Taggert
Foorman Simon, ditch owner (Calaveras Co., Cal.)
76 Montgomery Block, r. 429 O'Farrell
Foorman Solomon, butcher, 1503 Franklin
Foorman T. S.. clerk W. W. Montague & Co.,r. 429
O'Farrell
Foote Henry D., assistant engineer Pacific Mail SS.
China
Foote Hugh, carpenter, r. 1131 Twenty-first
Footlight The (dramatic daily) J.D.Robertson,
publisher. 621 Sansome
Fopiano Agostina, shoemaker William Fritsch, r. 3253
Mission
Fopiano Charles, bartender Nicholas Matticovich, r.
505 Green
Fopiano Frank, groceries and liquors, £ s Miesion, nr
Twenty-ninth
Fopiano Giovanni B., vegetables, 6 Colombo Market
Fopiano Stefano, drayman, r. 7 Jasper PI. rear
Fopianos Francesca, widow, r. 11 Union PI
Fopianos Pietro, r. 11 Union PI
Fora Thomas, blacksmith, r. 1.301 Stciner
Foram James, boilerniaker, r. 81 Natoma
Foran Edward F., compositor Alta California, r. 535
Post
Foran Patrick, porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 555
Stevenson
Foran Thomas J., bartender A. Sprague, r. 555 Stev.
Foran William, laborer Superintendent of Streets, r.
319 Folsom
Forazso Carlo, wheelwright, r. 818 Sansome
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN, '^JKroSuF-
JONAS J. MORRISON,
Linmber Dealer, N. E. cor. mission and Spear Sts. , has lar^*
Lumber SUeda filled \vitU well seasoned Lumber.
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Forberg Beruhard, seamau, r. North Pacific Hotel
Forbes Abraham G., mining, r. 201 McAllister
Forbes Alexander (Forbes Brothers) r. San Rafael
Forbes Alexander J., cabinetmaker and contractor,
217 Market, r. 639 Jessie, bet Seventh and feighth
Forbes Audre^v B., general agent Mutual Life
Insurance Co. of New York, 2U Sansome, r. 29
Essex
Forbes Arthur M., clerk Q. M. Josselyn & Co., r. 134
McAllister
Forbes Brothers (Alexander Forbes) importers
and commission merchants, 308 California
Forbes Charles, office 308 California, r. 129 Turk
Forbes Cleveland, clerk Mutual Life Insurance Co., r.
29 Essex
Forbes Dolores, dressmaker, r. 21 Scott PI
Forbes Eliza J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 143 Third
Forbes Frank G.. foreman E. Goslinsky & Co., r. 1308
Pacific
Forbes Frank P., letter carrier Post Office, r. 407 Third
Forbes Frederick, laborer, r. 21 Ocott PI
Forbes George, cabinetmaker Alexander J. Forbes, r.
039 Jessie
Forbes Henry, seaman, r. 937 Sacramento
Forbes Hugh W., superintendent Station B, S. F. Post
Office, SW cor Seventh and Market, r. 919 Natoma
Foibes James, boilermaker, r. 3 Haywood
Forbes James, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Forbes Jane Mrs., laundress, r. 937 Sacramento
Forbes Jennie A. Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 320 Turk
Forbes J. H., letter earlier Post Office, r. 407 Third
Forbes John, laborer Quartermaster's dept, U. S. A.,
r. 738 Howard
Forbes John, stevedore, r. 1026 Montgomery
Forbes John R., engineer Pacific Coast SS. Co., r.
Winchester House
Forbes J. R. Mrs., boarding, 518 Geary
Forbes Lewis, engineer Pac. Improvement Co., r. 3
Harrison Av
Forbes Robert S., attorney at law, 402 Montgom-
ery, room 18, r. Grand Hotel
Forbes Stanley, r. 29 Essex
Forbes Thomas, boatman, r. 10 Broadway
Forcada Francisco, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730
Montgomery
Forcada Jose, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730
Montgomery
Forcade Annie Miss, actress Tivoli Garden, r. 509
Leavenworth
Force Dennis, coalpasser Pacific Mall SS. City of
Chester
Forck George L. A., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E
s Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
Ford Alexander, shoemaker U. W.C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 1711 Jessie
Ford Amelia, domestic 1424 Bush
Ford Annie Miss, r. 664 Howard
Ford -Annie, domestic 28 Second Av
Ford Anthony, junk dealer, 7 Kent
Ford Anton, r. 40 Commercial
Ford Archibald, machinist Gas Consumers' Assn, r.
422 Sixth
Ford Bartholomew, laborer, r. 719 Brannan
Ford . Bartley, hostler William McCaflerty, 2417
Mission
Ford Bridget, widow, r< 22 Larkin
Ford Catherine, widow, r. 15 Banuam PI, rear
Ford Celia, widow, r. 523 Sixth
Ford Charles A., butcher, r. SE cor Eighth Av and M,
South S. F.
salesman Mendocino Lumber Co.,
butcher Alfred W. Morgenstem, r.
Ford Charles D
r. Oakland
Ford Charles H
137 ii Clara
Ford Charlts R., bookkeeper Sadler & Co., r. 940 Capp
Ford Charles W. R., salesman Cal. Silk Manuf . Co., r.
122 Turk '
Ford Daniel R., hostler Central RR., r. 119 Gilbert
Ford Delia Miss, hairdresser Shephard & Co., r. 846
Mission
Ford Edward, lather, r. 69 Watfr
Ford Edward, mining, r. 809 Stockton
Ford Ella Miss, teacher music, r. 422 Sixth
Ford Ellen, widow, r. 6J4 Sherwood PI
Ford Frank, seaman, r. 77 Natoma
Ford Frank C, bookkeeper, r. 1555 J<j Market
Ford Frederick, butcher James G. Shyne.r. 137M Clara
Ford George, wool grader E. Grisar & Co., r. 506 Sev-
enth
Ford George M., carpenter, r. 411 Sansome
Ford Henry C, butcher Alfred W. Morgenstern, r. 39
South Park
Ford Iia, carriage driver, r. 550 Minna
Ford James, coalpasser SS. George W. Elder, Folsom
St.Wharf
Ford James, engineer SS. Humboldt, Jackscta St.
Wharf
Ford James, expressman, r. 1112 Hyde
Ford James, oyster dealer, r. 1307 Stockton
Ford James, plumber Thomas Day,r. 22 Larkin
Ford James B., salesman Castle Brothers, r. 122 Turk
Ford Jeremiah, waiter Granc* Hotel
Ford Jeremiah T., machinist, r. W s Minnesota, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Ford Jerome B., president Mendocino Lumber
Co., 40 California, r. East Oakland
Ford J. F., machinist William Hawkins, r. Oakland
Ford John, r. 528 Third
Ford John, conductor Omnibus RR., r. 911 Howard
Ford John, cook George Dettner, r. 313 Pacific
Ford John, extraman Engine No. 11, S. F. F. D., r.
Fourteenth Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Ford John, junk dealer, 69 Water
Ford John, shoemaker, r. 342 Union
Ford John, treer Knllman, Salz & Co., r. Ns Mission,
bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Ford John A., waiter SS. Oregon, Folsom St.Wharf
Ford John E., brush factory, Moultrie, nr Old Hick-
ory, B. H.
Ford John J., butcher, r. NE cor Twelfth Av and M,
South S. F.
Ford Joseph C, r. 142 Chestnut
Ford Julia, seamstress, 1005 Geary
Ford Kate Jliss, r. 333 Eddy
Ford Lilly Miss, with Westheimer & Kahn, r. 36 First
Ford Margaret, domestic 7 Van Ness Av
Ford Maria, widow, r. SE cor Eighth Av and M, South
S. F.
Ford Martin, longshoreman, r. 913 Montgomery
Ford Mary, domestic 117 Ridley
Ford Mary, domestic 1132 Valencia
Ford Mary F. Miss, dressmaker, r. U3 Natoma, rear
Ford Michael, r. 436 Stevenson
Ford Michael, butcher M. Brandenstein & Co., r. SE
cor Eighth Av and M, South S. F.
Ford Michael, horseshoer, 339 Tenth, r. 8 Juniper
Ford Michael, laborer, r. 327 Bryant, rear
Ford Michael, laborer, r. 1035 Market
Ford Michael, milkman, r. Terminal Hotel
Ford Michael, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 122 Langton
Ford Michael A., machinist Pacific Coast SS. Co., r. 12
Page
Ford Mitchell, actor Bella Onion Theater
Ford Nathaniel M., bookkeeper, r. 138 Ji Rose Av
Ford Patrick, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Ford Patrick, fruits and vegetables, SE cor Harrison
and Langton
Ford Peter, bagmaker Neville & Co., r. 7 Hinckley
Ford Silas P., contractor, r. 731 Green
Ford Stephen, shoemaker John Sullivan, r. 908 San-
some
Ford Thomas, blacksmith, 105 First, r. 1307 Steiner
Ford Thomas, laborer, r. junction Tenth, Jersey and
Ford Thomas J., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
1402 Bush
Ford Thomas J., plumber and gasfitter, 1007 Post, r.
22 Larkin
Ford Thomas W., brushmaker, r. California Av, bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Ford Timothy, currier Laguna Tannery, r. 1209 Bdwy.
Ford Walter J., student Barnard's Business College,
r. Oakland
Ford Warren, laborer Bay Soap and Candle Works, r.
cor Sixth Av and M, South S. F.
Ford William, blacksmith George W. Grant, r. 327 J$
Bryant, rear
Ford William, clerk, r. 224 Fourth
Ford William, clerk, r. 1408 Howard
Ford William, journalist, r. 425 Kearny
Ford William, laborer, r. 106 Welsh
Ford William, merchant, r. 600 Bush
Ford William, messenger American District Tel. Co.,
r. 1511 Taylor
Ford William, milkranch, Girard, nr San Bruno Boad
Ford William H., carpenter, 512 Broadway
Ford William H., mining, r. 1014 Geary
Ford William S., guard House of Correction
f\r'f\ \kl f^l ADl/ <>*5 MARKET STREET, wholesale and retail dealer In
uLU. W. l/LAnr\, Paper HandMs&SMe Material. Manufacturer of windwSMes
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^0I.ESAI.E HARmVARE,
rket and Front Sire;
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Forde William C, compositor W. M. Hinton & Co., r.
33 Pleasant
Forde William J., bookkeeper, r. SE cor Eighth and
Mission
Forde. See Foard and Ford
Forderer Josepli F., successor Forderer &
Hunter, ornamental galvanized iron cornices, 226
Mission, r. H12 Octavia
Fordham William, carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. 911 Post
Fordyce James M., bookkeeper Charles Waters, r. E s
York, nr Twenty-fourth
Foreman Andrew, foreman type foundry Painter &
Co., r. 1514 JonfS
Foreman Andrew Jr., naoldmaker Painter & Co.,r. 1514
Jones
Foreman Daniel A., typefinisher Painter & Co.,r. 1514
Jones
Foreman E., seaman Pacific Coast SS. Gipsy
Foreman John, musician, r. 2012 Powell
Forest Aiitoiiie, consul general of France, office
and r. 704 Washington
Forest John, driver Omnibus RR.
Forest. See Forrest
Forester Eliza S. Mrs., assistant Powell St. Primary
School, r. 213 Geary
Forester. See Fotrster, Forrester, Forstcr and Foster
Forgensen €., seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of Sydney
Forgert Emil, waiter Saulmann's Restaurant, r. 8}^
John
Forgert Oscar, waiter Sanders' Hotel, SW cor Battery
and Vallejo
Forine Charles, cook barkentine North Bend, Green
St. "Wharf
Forizennie August, Stonecutters' Pro. Assn, 818 How-
ard
Forman Edward, seaman, r. 914 Folsom
Forman L. Mrs., r. 322 Turk
Forman Robert B. (Baifour, Guthrie & Co.) r. 717 Post
Forman Sands W., deputy clerk Board Supervisors, r.
322 Turk
Formes Carl, professor music, r. 222 Turk
Formes Laura R. Mrs., physician, office and r. 222
Turk
Formey Patricia clerk John Molloy, r. 565 Howard
Formhals Ferdinand, tinsmith, r. 1609 Dupont
Forminger Charles, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Fornanzieu Giovanni, cook Tschurr & Dingeon, r. 720
Stockton
Forner Frederick, clerk music dept A. L. Bancroft &
Co., r. 418 Green
Forner Jacob B., policeman City Hall, r. 41S Green
Forner William, musician Vienna Gardens, r. 228 Bush
Forrest Charles, auctioneer, r. 772 Harrison
Forrest James, drayman, SW cor Washington and Da-
vis, r. NE cor Fell and Laguna
Forrest James M., proptr Atlantic Straw Works, 132
Fourth, r. 312 Capp
Forret-t John, foreman T. P. H. Whitelaw, r. 326 Spear
Forrest Minnie Miss, bookbinder J. S. Phillips & Co.,
r. 92H Clay
Forrest William D., salesman R. M. Black, r. 1525 Ty-
ler
Forrest. See Forest
Forrester Edward, conductor N. B. and Mission RR.,
r. NW cor Fourth and Louisa
Forrester George, seaman, r. 17 John
Forrtster Henry, cook Park Hotel, r. 114 William
Forrester James, vetc-rinary surgeon, 35 New Mont-
gomery, r. 672 Mission
Forrester Sarah Miss, florist, 17 John
Forrester. See Foerster, Forester, Forster and Fos-
ter
Fors Francois, r. 1027 Dupont
Forsaith E., driver Fifth St. Branch Market St. RR.
Forsaith Edward W. (Forsaith & Dodge) r. Grand
Hotel
Forsaith George, collector, r. 2628 Sacramento
For.sai(h <!k Dodtfe (Edward W. Forsaith and Lu-
ther C. Dodge) conimissiou merchants and whole-
sale provision dealers, 325 Front
Forsaith. See Forsyth and Forsythe
Forscne .intone, cook Old Peopi.-'s Home, 8 s Fran-
cisco, bet Stockton and Powell
Forsey Charles, waiter New Yirk Bakery, r. 258 Stev.
Forslund Jonas, r. 417 Mason
Forsmau Hugh, real-estate, 224 Montgomery, r. 1130
Twenty-first
Forsmau William T.. office and r. 8.50 Market, room 51
Forst Philip, saloonkeeper, r. First Av, nr Railroad
Av, South S. F.
Forgter Diana Miss, seamstress, r. S s Twentieth, bet
Harrison and Treat Av
Forster Hans, waiter Henry Hoesch, r. 818 Geary
Forster James F., clerk auditor's office. Central Pac.
RR., r. 2536 Folsom
Forster John, marblecutter Charles Roche, r. 727
Clementina
Forster J. W., hunter, r. 127 Jackson
Forster L<.\iise Mme., proptr Academic Parisienne,
912 Sutter
Forster Miphael, actor Bella Union Theater, r. 115 Sev-
enth
Forster. See Foerster, Forester, Forrester and Foster
Forsyth Alexander, shipping clerk H. S. Crocker &
Co., r. 105 Stockton
Forsyth A. M. Mrs. r. 357 Brannan
Forsvth Athan, driver William M. White, r. San Ra-
fael
Forsyth Brothers (John and George) nursery, S s
Grove, bet Broderick and Baker
Forsyth David M., cook, r. 10 Jessie, rear
Forsyth Elijah, teamster, r. 221 Seventh
Forsyth George (Forsyth Brothers) r. S s Grove, bet
Broderick and Baker
Forsyth George C, shoemaker, r. 177}^ Stevenson
Forsyth George F., clerk, r. 701 Stockton
Forsj-th I leorge K., shoemaker Joij- Brothers, r. cor
Twelfth and Stevenson
Forsyth John (Forsyth Brothers) r. S s Grove, bet
Broderick and Baker
Forsyth Orrin W., bookkeeper Thomas R. Knox, r. 938
llission
Forsyth Robert, engineer Pacific Mail SS. City of
Peking', r. 10 South Park
Forsyth William, drayman Cutter & Co., 304 Davis
Forsyth William C. , plumber and gastitter, 1077
Market, r. 821 Stevenson
Forsyth William G. F., clerk, r. 1201 Taylor
Forsythe Ellen Miss, r. 519 Leavenworth
Forsythe Jessie Miss, assistant Valencia St. Grammar
School, r. 2724 Mission
Forsythe Peter, laborer Golden City Chemical Works,
r. (108 Seventh
Forsythe Samuel, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 2724
Mission
Forsyihe William K., r. 719J^ Gough
Forsythe. See Forsaith, and Forsyth
Fort Kate .Mrs., r. 14 Fifth Av
Fort Point, nr Golden Gate, 4 miles W of City Hall
Fortescue Samuel O., agent, r. 1006 Pine
Forthaus Anton, driver Potrero Yeast and Distilling
Co., r. NW cor Pennsylvania .•Vv and Nevada
Forther Karl, S. F. Baecker Vereiu, 413 Sutter
FortierL., carpenter Southern Pac. RR., r. Ahlborn
House
Fortier Pierre A., optician, r. San Jose Av, bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Fortier Shadrach Mrs., bakery, 219 Tyler
Fortier Shadrach M., lettercarrier Post Office, r. 219
Tyler
Fortin Charles, artist, r. 1131 Clay
Fortin Herman, r. 1215 Clay
Fortin Napoleon, milker George C. & James G. Smart,
r. W s San Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Fortin Peter, milker George C. & James G. Smart,
r. W 8 San Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Fortin Vincmt L.. secretary RemlUard Brick Co., Pa-
cific St. Wharf, r. Oakland
Fortmann Frederick, liquor saloon, 323 Turk
Fortmauu Henry (Fortmann ,t Co.) r. Alameda
Fortmann Henry F. (Fortmann & Co.) r. 1808 Ellis
Fortniniin &Co. (Henry Fortmann, Louis Graber,
and Henr\' F. Fortmann) proptrs Pacific Biewery,
267-271 Tehama
Fortrlede Henry, salesman J. G. H. Meyer, r. 544 V
Xatoma
Fortro Joseph I., teamster Loiiie Marks, r. 1208 Eddy
Fortune Henry W., proptr Aqua Sarca Coffee
Estate, office 323 Front, r. 219 Seventeenth
Fortune Mary, widow, r. 1027 Post
Forw:ird Joseph E., teamster Charles D. Lawton, r.
1925 Bush
Forwar<l Laura, domtstic 212 Shotwell
Fos Brothers (Raymond and Isidore) butchers, 1320 Du-
pont. and (s21 I'acific
Fos Isidore (Fos Brothers )r. 1701 Dupont
Fos Lucii n. cutler John Ortet, r. 4 Clay Av
Fos Raymond(l'"os Brother8)r. 1701 Dupont
Fos. See Fobs and Vos
FoBatile Domenico, cook, r. 514 Green
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY,
LACE CURTAINS. aLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office, 33 Geary St.
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OF AXD DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Fosbcry G., waiter Pacific Mail SS. Australia
FosbfT.v George, watertender Pacific Mail SS. South
Carolina
Fosberv William, blacksmith Excelsior Iron Works,
r.W 8 Cheuerj', bet Thirty and Thirty-first
Fosen Osmund R., boarding and lodging, 407 Te-
hama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Foshav I. W. Mrs., widow, r, E 8 Sullivan, nr Union
At, B. H.
Fobs August, cooper, r. W b Tehstma, bet Norwich and
Precita Av, B. H.
Foss Charles A., clerk J. H. Sehulte, r. 21i Brannan
FossE. L. Mrs., r. 502 Powell
Fose Henry, barber, r. 75.5 Howard
Foss Henry, teamster, r. South Park House
Foss Ivory" L., carpenter, r. 03 Clinton
Foss Jacob, laborer, r. 1'22'2 McAllister
Foss Lena Mrs. (Foss & Schoof) r. 1515 Polk
Foss Maria Miss, cloaknitiker, r. U7 Minna
Foss Martin, salesman Charles L. Dingley, r. E 8 Ver-
mont, bet Santa Clara and Mariposa
Foss Mary, widow, r. 147 Minna
Foss Oscar, importer photographic materials and
chemicals, 512-518 Wa8hlngt'n,r. 830 Mission
Foss Samuel, jeweler, r. 116 O'Farrell
Foss & Schoof (Mr.s. Lena Foss and Gerhard Schoof)
manuls neckties, 5 Post
Foss. See Fos and Voss
Fossas Miguel, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730 Mont.
Fossas Peter, compositor, r. 1234 Stockton
Fossati Domenico, cook.r. 113 Green
Fossette Edwin R.. bookkeeper Wheeler & Wilson
Manuf . Co., r. HE cor Jersey and Noe
Fossum Sivert, shipcarptnter, r. NE cor Sierra and
Micliigau
Fo.ster , r. 11 Geary
Foster Mrs., r. 819}^ Larkin
Foster A.. M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 47 Geary
Foster .Arthur J., bookkeeper 8. Foster & Co., r. 308
Eighteenth
Foster Arthur W. (S. B.Wakefield & Co.) r. 1213
Jones
Foster Calvin, porter Abraham I. Korn, r. 607 Mis-
sion
Foster C. H., stock speculator, r. Overland House
Foster Charles, cook A. W. M inning, r. 150 Clara
Foster Charles, deckhand stmr Ellen, r. Napa
Foster Charles A., inspector and boarding oiUcer
Custom House, r. Oakland
Foster Charles C, laborer, r. 112 First, resr
Foster Charles F. (Jahn & Foster) r. 121 Stockton
Foster Charles H., clerk Gold and Stock Tel. Co., r.
849 Clay
Foster Charles J., salesman George C. Shreve & Co.,
r. 1122 Pine
Foster Daniel, teamster Coming ^t Co., r. 957 Market
Foster David, clerk, r. 335 Tehama
Foster Edward, chief engineer Central Pac. RR. Co.'s
steamers, office 30 Sacramento, r. 2105 California
Foster Edwin J., r. Cliflf House
Foster Elizabeth, widow, r. 425 Powell
Foster Emily Mrs., assistant South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 141 Ninth
Foster Emma J. Mrs., varieties. 258 First
Foster E. P., mining operator, r. Ahlborn House
Foster Frederick W. (Foster & Co.) r. 914 Twen-
tieth
Foster George, boxmaker F. Korbel k Bros.
Foster George, capitalist, r. 232 Sutter
Foster George, laborer, r. 324 Broadway
Foster George, fireman stmr Harriet, S. F. Steamboat
and Transportation Co., Jccksun St. Wharf
Foster George, porter EmilLoeven, r. 519 Sacramento
Foster George, second officer Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Foster George, seaman, r. Norih Pacific Hotel
Foster George A., carpenter, r. 905 Shotwell, rear
Foster George H., insuriince broker, 210 Sansome, r.
East Oakland
Foster George W., r. E s Sherman, bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth
Foster H. Miss, r. 1104 Market
Foster I. Mrs., widow, r. 22k- Everett
Foster I. A. Mrs., r. lOlGMarket
Foster James, baker Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Foster James, salesman P. Kelly, r. 22 Fai'- Oaks
Foster John, carpenter Moore & Wilkie. r. 13 Laugton
Foster John, fireman Southern Pac. RR., r. 193 Six-
tienth
Foster John, foreman Chase & Wolff, r. 308 Fremont
Foster Jchn, salesman Diss & Co., r. 312 Mason
Foster John, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Fostrr John F., r. 933 Bush
Foster John R., salesman J. A. Shaber b Co., r. 1040H
Howard
Foster Jtinins G., proptr Cliff House, terminus
Point Lobos Av, six miles from City Hall
Foster Laura M. Miss (Laura M. & Xettie F. Foster)
r. 3.?8 Turk
Foster Laura M. k Nettie F. Misses, private school,
338 Turk
Foster M., actor Baldwin Theater, r. 115 Seventh
Foster M., bookkeeper, r. 20 Clementina
Foster M. J. Mrs., widow, r. 2658 Folsom
Foster Nellie Mrs., vegetables and fruits, 324 Bdwy.
Foster Nettle F. Miss (Laura M. & Nettie F. Foster)
r. 338 Turk
Foster N. P., physician, office and r. 43 Second
Foster Peter, Cigarmaker's Assn, 771 Market
Fo.ster Rebecca F., widow, r. 926 Harrison
Foster Robert, peddler, r. 109 Langton, rear
Foster Robert, stableman, r. 1122 3^ Larkin
Foster Robert D., laundry office, 785 Market, r. 521
Pacific
Foster S. «& Co. (Samuel Foster) wholesale gro-
ceries, and sole agents celebrated condensed eggs,
36 California
Foster Samuel (S. Foster & Co.) r. 821 Twentieth
Foster Sarah A., widow, r. 121 Nineteenth
Foster Sarah K., widow, dressmaker, 39 Fifth
Foster Thomas J., wholesale oysters, 107 California
Market, r. Alameda
Foster Thomas W. (Foster & Co.) r. 914 Twentieth
Foster W. H. Mrs., r. Palace Hotel
Foster W. H. Jr., office 321 California
Foster William, attorney at law, 224 Sansome, r. Oak-
land
Foster William, clerk Dodge Brothers, r. 116 Post
Foster William, deckhand stmr Emma, Jackson St.
Wharf
Foster William, harnessmaker, r. 20 Harriet
Foster William, waiter, r. 366 Minna
Foster William, watchman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Foster William P., manager Saratoga House, 931 Mar-
ket
Foster Wiiithrop F., r. 141 Ninth
Foster & Co. (Thomas W. and Frederick W. Foster)
candy manufs, 10.35 Market
Foster. See Forster, Forester and Forrester
Foth William, waiter, r. 264 Minna
Fotheringham George, physician, r. 502 Shotwell
Foubert Eugene J.(roubert & Biart) r. 551 Tehama
Foubert & Biart (Eugene J. Foubert and Henry G.
Biart) manufacturing jewelers, SE cor Sixth and
Clementina
Fouchy Onesime, gardener, r. 127 Ivy Av
Fougere Adele, laundress, r. 908 Jackson
Foulds John E., attornev at law Central Pac. RR., NE
cor Fourth and To'wnsend, room 40, r. NW cor
Second and Folsom
Foulk Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.)
Andrew W. Rose secretary. 302 Montgomery
Foulke L. M., mining, Halleck's Building, r. 916
Hvde
Foulkes Edward C, clerk Cope & Davis, r. Oakland
Foulkes John W., r. 2005 Bush
Foulkes Stephen J., clerk Middleton & Co., r. 1005
Capp
Foundation Daniel, harnessmaker United Carriage
Co., r. 023 Howard
Founders D., conductor Potrero and B. V. RR., r.
Stanford Hotel '
Fountain James W., teamster Pacific Iron Works, r.
423 Harrison
Fountain Jeremiah, glove cleaner John F. Snow, r. 10
Franklin
Fountain LazaruB, whitener, i. 915 Broadway, rear
Fountain Michael, deckhand stmr Alice Garratt,
WashinKton St.Wharf
Fountain Peter, hack driver, r. 2.306 Mason
Fountain Saloon (TUe) SE cor Sutter and
Kearny
Fountain Sarah L.. domestic 1410 California
Fountaine L. H., mining superintendent, r. Montgom-
erv's Hotel
Four Twenty Mining Co. (Storey Co., NeT.) E. F.
Stiiue secretary, :K)G Pine
Fouratt Enos, captain stmr Enterprise, r. 1209 Union
Fouratt Enos Jr., pilot, r. 1011 Vallejo
Fouratt George, r. 1209 Union
Fouratt Isaac R., r. 1209 Union
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Fourcade Hippolyte, r. W s
sixth and Serpentine Av
Fourcait Jobn, butcher, r. S s Sixth Av, bet L and M.
South S. F.
Foumees William, machinist, r. 1136 York
Fournier Ferdinand, baker Joseph Lame, r. 722 Lom-
bard, rear
Fourquet Ivan, foreman Courrier de San Francisco,
r. 012 Montgomery
Fourquet Julius J., cook Tschurr & Dingeon, r. 909
Fourth of July Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Lander
Co., Nev.) J. W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine
fourth St. Hotel, H. Landschueider proptr, 512
r ourth
Fourth St Primary School, cor Fourth and Clara
Fouse Probu.s J., miner, r. 1309 Mission
Fouse William, bottler Eureka Soda Works r 606
Franklin ' *
Fouse. See Fauss
^"Tvs '''south s'^F^^""' '■ ■^' ''^* Eighth and Ninth
Fouth William, waiter The Windsor, 905 Market
Jno?S,''''"'^f, ^■' draftsman ^tna Iron Works, r.
1023 Powell
Fouts Daniel L., r. 1023 Powell
Fowkes Henry, woodtmmer, r. 1024 Howard
Fowkes Eichard, dairy, E s Nebraska, bet Humboldt
and Sierra ivLm.i^iui.
Fowkes Kichard Jr., pressman Winterburn & Co r
E s Nebraska, bet Humboldt and Sierra ' '
^'^'^o^:r\^X^^:Sr'' Spnng VaUey Water
Fowle Robert cook Charles Kopp, r. 104 Seventh
Fowler Albert G., street contractor, r. 718 Union
lowaer Charles, restaurant and oyster saloon, NE cor
Pacific and Kearny, r. 308 Green
FowlerCharles A weigher freight dept Central Pac.
±ix{., r. 14 J^ Bluxome
Fowler Charles E., with Continental Oil and Trans-
portation Co. of Cal , r. 413Brannan
Fowler Edward B., warehouseman Cutting Packing
(Jo., r. 229 Kearny
Fowler Ernest, carpenter, r. 8 Card Alley
iowler Etta K. Miss, dressmaker, r. 231 Eighth
Fowler Fannie Miss, dressmaker Mary A. Curlev r
Presidio Reservation *'=J'. *•
Fowler Frank, cook schr Eustace, r. 14 Fell
Fowler Frank, driver, r. 413 Brannan
Fowler Franklin H., steward ship Eustace, r. 515
xiay6s
Fowler Frederick J., porter Burnell & Turner, r. 3002
Mission
Fowler George, r. 20 Montgomery
^'"'si^Jn^*'"'*^^ H., druggist. SEcor Seventh and Mla-
Fowler George H C, druggist George H. Fowler, r.
SE cor Seventh and Mission
IZu^Tl^"" '^^V ''^^^^ collection dept Wells.
I'argo&Co.,r. American Exchange Hotel
*owler Gilbert C, wood and coal, and proptr Air
Space and Fowler;8 Yucca Boiler Covering Co.^
413 Pacific, r. 2727 FoJeom 6 '^ •,
Fowler Henrietta Mrs., dressmaker, 515 Hayes
Fowler J., sign painter, r. 720 Bryant
Fowler James F master mariner, r. 150 Stenart
^SlEf'hth ^"^"'■O'" Metropolitan Foundry, r.
Fowler Jennie W. Miss, r. 197 Hyde
Fowler J. M., laborer Quartermaster's Dept U s'
A,, r. C)i Cleaveland
Fowler John foreman machine shop Southern Pac.
RU.. 114 X Shotwell
^""^l 7 12 "0.^8° •^■' *^*"'^*^' '^- ^- Remington & Co.. r.
^°^227 Sec^ond^' '"'""'®'' Metropolitan Foundry, r.
Fowler Laura T Miss, principal Mission Grammar
School, r. 529 Capp •""*!".
Fowler Margaret V. D., widow, r. 1832 Eddy
Fowler Mary A., widow, r. 1104 Mission
Fowler Moiimoutli H,, druggist. SE cor Sixth
and HarriHou ■— .-"
Fowler Nathaniel D.. harnessmaker William Davis, r.
Fowler Sophns, waiter, r. 308 Green
Fowler ThadiltMis W., clerk freight dept Southern Pac.
KK., r. .i08 Stockton
Fowler W. G., capitalist, r. 819 Post
Fowler William, engineer, r. 322 Third
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Fowler William, saloon keeper, r. 214 Steuart
^"■^o-T-^"' '*"" C., bookkeeper Gilbert C. Fowler, r
2i2( Folsom '
Fowler William H.C., bookkeeper California Insur-
ance Co., r. 403* Geary
Fowler William W route agent U. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. San Rafael
Fowlkes Giles, carpenter, r. 42 First
Ta^lo^r""^' ''^*™^^™"d NW cor California and
Fowzer Jacob, painter M. J. & J. j. Donovan, r
uaKiand
Fox Alexander, cigarmaker Aaron Meyer, r. 620 Wash.
Fox Alice, widow, r. 46 Everett
Fnv t^f T"" ^•''^- \ ^°^ * Co.) r. Occidental Hotel
Fox Angelina Miss, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht
r. lo Pinckuey PI '
Fox Annie Mrs.,r. 988 Howard
Fox Annie Mrs., r. Commercial Hotel
F0XA.W.& Co. (Andrew W. Fox) stockbrokers, 306
Montgomery
Fox Charles, speculator, r. 120 Ellis
r ^ll^Bush* ^'°^^ ^^^ liquors, 133 Montgomery,
Fox Charles J., liquor saloon, 620 Market, r. 13 O'Far-
Fox Charles N. (Fox & Kellogg) r. Oakland
Fox Charles W., stockbroker. 439 California, r. The
Baldwin
Fox David C. (Fox & Duley) r. 223 Valencia
*ox Edward, carpenter, r. Ii24 Tyler rear
Fox Ferdinand cooper John H. Holden, r.46 Everett
Fox Francis, clerk John Dawson, r. SE cor Twenty-
fourth and Alabama '
Fox Frederick, laundryman Golden Gate Laundry, r
528J4 \a!encia "" '
Fox George B with Fox & Kellogg, r. Oakland
^ox Gustave, bartender William Korneck, r. 41 Third
Fox Henry, bartender, r. 29 Commercial
Fox Henry, porter J.-hn F. Bolts, r. 903 Market
Fox Henry A capitalist, 113Leidesdorff, r. 720 Geary
Turk""^ stockbroker, 439 California, r. 216
Fox Herman B., dentist, 120 Fourth, r. 702 Folsom
±ox Horatio, carpenter, r. 7o8 Folsom
Fox Hyman, trader, r.<i% Moss
Fox Isaac, nut and bolt maker, r. 735 Vallejo
Fox Jacob, r. 1703 Dupont
Fox James, miner, r. 512 Mission
Fox James, teamster James McDevitt, r. 911 Sansome
I' ox James, varieties, etc., NW comer Army and
Sanchez '
Fox James H., gardener W. Weletsky, r. 7 South Park
*°*/-,*J-"\*"«eer Mutual Life Insurance Co., 601
California, r. 740 Ellis
Fox John, blacksmith Giuseppe Massone, r. 625 Davis
Fox John, clerk freight dept Central Pacific RE
Fox John, porter Grand Hotel
Fox John, vaniisher McAuliflfe & Gard, r. 157 Tehama
Fox Johu A. (Horner & Fox) r. 147 Third
Fox Joseph, coppersmith Charles W. Smith, r 1206
Broadway
Fox Julia, widow, r. 24 Valparaiso
Fo.v Margaret Miss, r. 641 Washington
Fox Mary J. Mis.s, boarding, 704 Post
Fox Michael ho.tler P. Farrell, r. SE cor Pt Lobes and
i weutleth Avs
Fox Michael, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Fox Morris, peddler, r. 735 Vallejo
Fox Otto (Eiigelbrecht, Fux & Co.) r. 1728 Bush
J; ox Patrick E., warehouseman C. S. Moses & Co., r
Thoroughfare Hotel '
Fox Patrick S., clerk, r. 54 Shipley
^ov n'^A""' P"'i''^""l" '^'*>' """''•• ^'^^'^- Minna, rear
*ox H. O., captain ship Templar, r. Oakland
l"iix Simon, barber, t;21 Davis
Fox Stephen, shipchaudl. r, r. 1005 Capp
Fox Theresa, widow, r. (ilo Hyde
Fox Thomas, coppersmith, and extraman Engine No
8. S. I; . F. D.. r. 3 Priest
Fox Thomas, laborer Superintendent of Streets
..T,^!"*"*' liquor saloon, SW cor Bay and Mason, r.
3(>8 Natoiua
Fox Thomas, stonecutter new City Hall, r. 135 Town-
send, rear
Fox Timothy, cariienter, r. 715 Natoma -
I."" «-;;,f'""'"*'''' '• E ^ Mission Road, nr County Line
i. „.!!}!«'"• seaman, r. SW cor Jackson and Drum.u
i;ox William C, foreman Louis Sloss & Co.. r W s
Mission Road, nr Ocean House Road
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Fox & Duley (David C. Fox and Frank P. Duley) wood
and coal. 1713 Mission
Pox & Kellog-jj (Charles N. Fox and Manuaduke B.
Kellogg) attorneys at law, 530 California, rooms
1-3
Foy Henry, bridgebuilder, r. 114 Powell
FoyJohn B., meterman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 140
Perrj-
Foy John J. (Wilklns & Foye) r. fill Larkin
Foy John M., teacher, r. 106^ Hiikory Av
Foy John M. Jr., bookkeeper City Cab and Carriage
Stables, r. 114 Powell
Foye Ada Mrs., medium, 126 Kearny
Foye Charles E., master barkentine Amelia, r. 831
Fulton
Foye Francis, laborer, r. 22 Washington Av
Foye Henry, plasterer, r. 22 Washini^ton Av
Foye James, teamstt-r P. T. Fliun .t Son, r. SE cor
Howard and Eighth
Foye John W., resident physician Small Pox Hospi-
tal, r. 1103 Shotwell
Foye Johnston E., druggist, 2602 Sacramento
Foye Julia A. Mrs., chambermaid Overland House
Foye William H., inventor, r. 12h Kearny
Foye W. R. S. (Huntington, Hopkins & Co.) r. Sacra-
mento, Cal.
Foyer George, nightwatchman Grand Hotel
Frader Robert, seaman schr Mary Fernandez, North
Point Dock
Frager Thomad, second oflScer ship Vigilant, Valle jo
St.Wbarf
Fragipano Nicola, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Fragley Martin F., guard House of Correction, r.N 8
Ocean House Road, nr Industrial School
Fragolio Domenico, laborer Sea Wall
Fragulia Antonio, gardener, Fillmore, bet Hermann
and Ridley
Fraher Philip, laborer Middleton k Farnsworth, r.
S 8 Day, bet Church and Sanchez
Frahm John, cabinetmaker, r. 1307 Mission
Fraim Laura, widow, midwife, r. 413 Tehama
Framie Jennie Miss, feathermaker Miss T. Kuttner, r.
423 Tehama •
Framke J. Jlrs., bakery, S s Point Lobos Av, bet
Wood and Collins
Framke Johann, carpenter Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
Point Lobos Av, bet Wood and Collins
France Louis F., clerk, r. ir)08 Leavenworth
France William M., teacher music, r. 203 Sixteenth
France William T., driver La Grande Laundry, r. 203
Sixteenth
Frances Mina Mrs., medium, r. 411 Jones
Frances Samuel P., whitener, r. 1214 Kearny
Franceschini Flaniinio (Ungaretti & Franceschini) r.
SW cor William and Steiner
Francesco Batori, tailor Felice Ghio, r. 721 Mont.
Francesconi Giusejipe, fruits, 1102 Clay, r. 2 Yerba
Buena
Francfort Georges, proptr Le Petit Journal and San
Francisco Public School Record. 603 Washington,
r. 127 Park Av
Franchi Antoine, wood and coal, 1503 Fillmore
Franchi Carlo Rev., assistant lectorNuestra Senora de
Guadaloupe Church, r. 908 Broadway
Franchi Yincenzo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Franchini Luigi, waiter Barbieri & Danziant, r. 224
Broadway
Franci Pietro, Swiss Benev. Soc, 100 Montgomery
Francis Aaron, groceries and liquors, 2100 Bush
Francis C, r. 636 Commercial
Francis C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 731 California
Francis Charles, pianist, r. Overland House
Francis Charles B., janitor Morrison's Building, r.
928 Washington
Francis Christina, widow, r. 327 Beale
Francis Christina, domestic 122G Clay
Francis David, clerk, r. 1126 Market
Francis D. B. (Francis, Valentine & Co.) r. Buss
House
Francis Elizabeth, r. 1128 Pacific
Francis Eunice, widow, r. 2916 Folsom
Francis George, engineer, r. 7 Alta PI
Francis George E., r. 928 Washington
Francis George G., oflice 117 Pine. r. 1824 Vallejo
Francis George W., bootmaker Kullmann, Salz A: Co.,
r. 10 Boyd
Francis Grosvenor, clerk Falkner, Bell & Co.. r. 2227
Taylor
Francis Grosvenor C, carpenter and cabinetmaker,
314 Jackson, r. 2227 Taylor
Francis Harry M., salesman P. S. Molony, r. 20 Silver
Francis Henry A., liquor saloon, stmr Orizaba, r. 2122
Bush
Francis Henry L., bookkeeper Dalton & Gray, r. Ar-
lington House
Francis Jame.s, carpenter, r. 14 Bluxome
Francis James E., messenger Balfour, Guthrie k Co.,
r. 1231 Vallejo
Francis John, cook George C. Flanders, r. 1803 Mis-
sion
Francis John, cook schr Mary D. Pomeroy, r. 13 Green
Francis John, janitor S. F. Stock and Exchange
Board, r. 920 Washington
Francis John, milker W. Lange, r. cor Cole and Carl,
nr G dden Gate Park
Francis John, seaman, r. NW cor Union and Sansome
Francis John H., laborer, r. 10 Boyd
Francis Joseph, shoemaker. 423 Drumm
Francis Laura Mrs., r. 920 Washington
Francis Manuel, seaman stmr An<-on, Broadway WTiarf
Francis Manuel, cook, r. 520 Green
Francis Mary, widow, r. 26 Sixth
Francis Mary L., furnished rooms, 928 Washington
Francis S., steerage steward Pac. Coast SS.Los Angeles
Francis Thomas X., printer Pettit & RusS, r. 513
O'Farrell
Francis, Valentine & Co. (D. B. Francis, 8. D.
Valentine, and E. W. Goggiu) Commercial Steam
Pi inting,DesigQing, Engraving, and Electrotyping
House, 517 Clay, and 510-516 Commercial
Francis Willard H., commission merchant, 117 Pine,
r. 1324 Fillmore
Francis William, seaman, r. 810 Battery
Francis William M. (Angel & Francis) attorney at
law, 302 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Francisco Amaro J., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415}^ Drumm
Francisco Frank, laborer F. Korbel & Brothers, r. 7
Filth Av
Francisco John, clerk Angelo Brash, r. NW cor Turk
and McAllister
Francisco Manoel, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415}^ Drumm
Francisco Philip, helper boilermaker Pacific Mail 88.
CO. I
Francisco Thomas, seaman stmr Santa Cruz, Broad- [
way Wharf
Franciscovich Cosmo, liquor saloon, 539 Jackson !
Franciscovich John, r. 6141i Minna
Franciscovich Matthew, restaurant, 6 Fourth, r. 349 j
Jessie ',
Franciscovich Nicholas, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Franck George, house and sign painter, .508 Hayes
Franck Henry, liquor saloon, 103 Sacramento
Francke Philip, student, r. 123 Turk
Francke William J., collector J. W. Burnham & Co.,
r. 123 Turk
Francke. See Frank
Franco-American Perfumery Co., Phillip Peck mana-
ger, 120 Sutter
Franco-American Savings Bank, George C.
Perkins president, Lucien Brand secretary and
cashier. A.. Comte Jr. manager, 428 Montgomery
Franco Charles (Franco k Rennert) r. 614 Octavia
Franco & Rennert (Charles Franco and Frederick
Rennert) furniture and bedding, 1051 Market
Francofcur Germain, compositor John H. Carmany k
Co., r. 527 Tyler
Prancoeur Joseph M., actor, r. 229 O'Farrell
Francoeur Ruffet, r. 1027 Dupont
Francois Jean, r. 1027 Dupont
Francois Patin, r. 1027 Dupont
Pranconi Louis, notary public and mining secre-
tary, office 302 Sansome
Franconia House, Mrs. John Klarmann proprietress,
E 8 San Bruno Road, bet Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-eighth
Francovlch Antonio, bartender Mattlo Drobaz, r. 503
East
Francoz Edward, secretary L*gue Nationale Fran-
caise. and teacher languages, 120 Sutter, r. 27^
Harriet
Francy William, ironmolder Risdon I. andL. Works,
r. 2408 California
Frandsen Rasmus, bartender Hansen & Peterson, r.
640 Fourth
Franetta John, wines and liquors, 33 Post, r. San
Rafael
Franhauser Christian, cigarmaker, r. 522 Fulton,
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FraniceTich Matthew, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Franicevlch Nicolas, liquor saloon, 15 Vallejo, r. 317
VaUejo
Frank A., painter A. W. Frank, r. 1514 Mason
Frank Abraham L., r. 612 Van Ness Av
Frank Alexander, bartender, r. 100 }i Jackson
Frank Andrew, bootblack, r. 223 Stevenson
Frank Angel P., steward A. 'Tagliaferro & Co., r. 621
Third
Frank Anton H., porter Abrams & Carroll, r. 906
Filbert
Frank Arnold, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Frank Asher, drayman, r. 506 Hyde
Frank Aiigust, clerk P. H. McElhlnny, r. 11.5 Ivy Av
Frank August C, clerk Claus Stelling, r. NE cor Ellis
and Devisadero
Frank August W. , house and signpainter, 235 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 1514 Mason
Frank Augustus H. (Cohu & Frank) r. 1.508 Post
Frank Bt-rohard, furniture, 1306 Stockton, r. 8J^ John
Frunk Brothers (Frederick A. and George P.)
agricultural implements, and agents W. A. Wood
Motviugand Reaping Machine Co., 349 Market
Frank C. & Co. (Charles and Marks Frank) boots and
shoes, 605 Kearny
Frank Charles (C. Frank & Co.) r. 311 Sutter
Frank Charles, real-estate agent, 509 California, r. 432
Tyler
Frank Christian A., porter Abrams & Carroll, r. 906
Filbert
Frank E., second-hand clothing, .531 Fourth
Frank E. G., office 61 Nevada Block
Frank Emanuel M. (Gilman, Walker & Co.) r. 1721
Sutter
Frank Emil (of Meyer & Frank, Portland, O.) office
112 and 114 Sansome
Frank Emma, domestie 28 Oak Grove Av
Frank Ephraim, clothing, 537 Kearny, r. 931 Jackson
Frank Francis, cook, r. 208 Ninth
Frank Frederick, cooper, r. 129 Jackson
Frank Frederick A. (Frank Brothers) r. 1606 Van
Ness Av
Frank Frederick .\ugu8t, butcher, r. 115 Ivy Av
Frank George L., cigarmaker Aaron Meyer, r. 115
Ivy Av
Frank George W. (Frank & Carson) r. 1353 Post
Frank George P. (Frank Brothers) r. Portland, Or.
Frank Gustave, stockbroker, 313 Jlont., r. 426 Post
Frank Harry, barber Herman Schottler, r. 2755 Mis-
sion
Frank Harry, seaman Pacific Mail S8. City of Sydney
Frank Henry, liquor silicon, 1254 Market
Frank Henry, manuf and dealer bedding and furni-
ture, 212-216 Commercial, r. 64 Everett
Frank Henry, milk ranch. Seventeenth Av, nr J,
South S. F.
Frank Henry, porter Von Bonn & Hencke Bros., r.
619 Mission
Frank Henry C, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 755
Harrison
Frank Herman, assistant bookkeeper W. k I.Steinhart
& Co., r. Alameda
Frank H. F., r. 819 Vallejo
Frank Isaac, butcher M. Gradwohl & Co., r. 1118
Post
Frank Isaac, insurancebroker, 210 Sansome, r. 1010
Larkin
Frank Isaac H., salesman Neustadter Bros., r. 1924
Sutter
Frank Isidore (Harrington & Frank) r. 2613 Clay
Frank J. & Sons (Joseph, Samuel H., and Martin)
leather, hides, etc., 415 Battery
Frank Jacob, compositor S. F. Abend Post, r. 1602
California
Frank Jacob, upholsterer, 1079 Market, r. 822 Jessie
Frank Jacob J. (Frank & Co.) r. 1421 Post
Frank John, barber Schuck & Witte, r. 1116 Filbert
Frank John, deckhand stmr Enterprise, Washington
St.Whaif
Frank John, laborer, r. Sixteenth Av, nr I, South S. F.
Frank John J., clerk Theo. Simon, r. NW cor Larkin
and Geary
Frank Joseph (J. Frank k Sons) and capitalist, 131
Montgomery, r. 615 Taylor
Frank Josephine Mrs., fancy goods and dressmaker,
1117 Folsom
Frank Jiirgen, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Frank Kate Miss, machine operator E. Detrick & Co.,
r. 230 Mission
Frank Leopold H. (Frank & Co.) r. 1421 Post
Frank Louis J., mining engineer, 131 Montgomery, r.
615 Taylor
Frank Louisa, widow, r. 1046 Folsom
Frank Mark (C. Frank & Co.) r. 311 Sutter
Frank Mark E., salesman M. Hart, r. 15 Caroline
Frank Martin (J. Frank & Sons) r. 615 Taylor
Fiank Mary, domestic 1319 Tyler
Frank Maurice, salesman Rosenbaum & Co., r. 1938
Fillmore
Franli Max (M. Jacobi & Co.) and bookkeeper Joseph
Rosenberg, r. 217 Post
Frank Moses, orthoepist and larj-ngoscopist, office
and r. 905 Market
Frank Moses J., salesman A. B. Elfelt & Co., r. 1111
Post
Frank Nathan, cloakmaker, r. 15 Caroline
Frank Nathan H., attorney at law, 1-3 Montgomery
Block, r. 90-5 Market
Frank Newman, tailor, 135 Post, r. 223 Stevenson
Frank Philip, pickle factory, 1594 J^ Bush
Frank Reinhart, milkman, r. Sixteenth Av, bet P and
Q, South S. F.
Frank Samuel, clerk Wooster, Hubbell & Co., r. 29
Dupont
Frank Samuel, stockbroker, 429 California, r. Alameda
Frank Samuel H. (J. Frank & Sons) r. 615 Taylor
Frank S. J., exchangebroker, 413 California, r. Lick
House
Frank William (Gutte & Frank) r. 2018 Bush
Frank William A., laundryman S. F. Laundry, NW
cor Turk and Fillmore
Frank Wiliiam T., tinsmith, r. 407 Pacific
Frank <.W Carson (George W. Frank and John B.
Carson) attorneys at law, 131 Montgomery, rooms
5-8
Franks Co. (Jacob J. and Leopold H. Frank) im-
porters and jobbers stationery, fancy goods, etc.,
400 Sansome
Frank's Block. NW cor Wasliington and Sansome
Frank's Building, Mrs. Sallie P. Morae proprietress, 8
Brenham PI
Frank. See Franck and Francke
Franke Gejhardt F., cutter Kraker & Israel, r. NE cor
Eighteenth and Valencia
Franke Rudolph, shoemaker, r. 512 H Geary
Frankel Charles, coremaker S. F. Brass Works, t.
Laguna Honda, nr Alms House
Frankel David, cigarette manuf, 414 Sacramento, r.
605 Jlc.Ulister
Frankel Leser B.. stockbroker, r. 233 Tyler
Frankel Solomon, dairyman, r. Twelfth Av, W of
Golden Gate Park
Frankenau Albert, bookkeeper W. & I. Steinhart,
& Co., r. 324 Sutter
Frankenberg Bernard, confectioner Rothschild &
Ehreupfort, r. 433 Green
Frankenberg Joseph, saddle and harnessmaker, 220
Drumm, r. 433 Green
Frankenberg Leon, clerk Henry M. Lewis, r. 433
Green
Frankenburg Brothers (Nathan & Miilard) manufs and
dealers cigars. 114 Dupont
Frankenburg Julius, physiiian, office and r. 621 Post
Frankenburg Millard (Frankenburg Brothers) r. 621
Post
Frankenburg Nathan (Frankenburg Brothers) r. 621
Post
Frankenburgh Valentine, brewer, r. 1614)^ Buchanan
Frankenheimer Isaac, r. 205 Fifteenth
Frankenheimer Josei)h. butcher, r. 205 Fifteenth
Frankenheimer Mayer, capitalist, r. 1630 Sutter
Frankenheimer Tillie Miss, milliner Mrs. S. Marks,
r. 205 Fifteenth
Frankenpach Martin, r. 1614 M Buchanan
Frankeuthal Charlen, salesman Fraukenthal & Co., r.
209 Dupont
Frankenthal Frederick, mining secretary, 330 Pine, r.
118 Dupont
Frankenthal Jacob (Frankenthal k Co.) r. 501 Van
Ness Av
Frankenthal Max, salesman Frankeuthal & Co., r. 1827
Clay
Frankeiitlinl <.S£C(>. (Jacob Fraukenthal and Jacob
Bergiuann) importcrH and jobbers fancy goods,
notions, etc., S\V cor Battery and California
Frankfurter Veit, salesman Weil Brothers & Co., r.
3(19 Powell
Frankliauser Christ., Cigannakers' Assn, 771 Market
Frankiades Demetrius, mining secretary, 312 Califor-
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Franklin Abey, clerk George Franklin, r. 1100 Stock.
Franklin Abraham, clotliiug, 205 Pacific
Franklin Abraham, pawnbroker, 813 Keamy, r. 1031
Clay
Franklin Albert, porter Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York
Franklin B. Mrs., fruits ard vegetables, 909 Harrison
Franklin Benjamin, carpenter, r. 909 Harrison
Franklin Benjamin, clerk M. Franklin & Brother, r.
305 Hayes
Franklin Benjamin B., steward Thomas M. Holt, r.
16 Virginia
Franklin Book and Job Printings Office,
Frank Eastman ^^c Co. proptrs, 509 Clay
Franklin Charles, dairy, nr School House, Alms House
Eoad
Franklin Charles, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806
Montgomery
Franklin C. R., patternmaker Pac. Iron Works, r. 522
Howard
Franklin David, physician, ofBice and r. 305 Hayes
Franklin F., tr.-icklay* r, r. 2206 Powell
Franklin George, clotliing, 511 Davis, r. 1100 Stockton
Franklin Henry, conductor Central UR.
Franklin Henry H., tinsmith, r. 2215 Post
Franklin Herman, salesman Joseph Bremer & Co., r.
25Dui)ont
Franklin Hor.nce Mrs., r. 109 Minna
Fruiiltlin Hotel, Hugh Curran proptr, 321 Pacific
Franklin House, Joseph Franklin proptr, 105 Clark
Franklin Isidore, bookkeeper M. Franklin & Brother,
r. 538 McAllister
Franklin Jane Mrs., dry goods, 305 Hayes
Franklin Jesse, r. 212 Hermann
Franklin John, pawnbroker, 905 Kearny, r. 502 Bush
Franklin John H., capitalist, r. 212 San Jose Av
Franklin Joseph (M. Franklin & Brother) r. 1020
Hydo
Franklin Joseph, proptr Franklin House, 105 Clark
Franklin Julius L., keeper Sheriff's Oface, r. 1238
Howard
Franklin Leon, expressman, SW cor Saneome and Cali-
fornia, r. 310 Clementina
Franklin M. & Brother (Marcus and Joseph) impor-
ters and wholesale dry goods, 18 and 20 Battery
Eranklin Marcus {M. Franklin & Brother) r. 538 Mc-
• A 1 lister
Franklin Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) William H.
Watson secretary, 302 Montgomery
Franklin Moses J., foreman Juhn S. Bowman & Co..
r. 40 Park Ay
Franklin Noah J., pawnbroker, 1106 Market, r. 510
Stevenson
Franklin Philip, shirtcutter, r. 305 Hayes
Franklin Roderick P., helper melter and refiners'
dept U. S. Mint, r. 522 Howard
Franklin S., clerk, r. Ahlborn House
FrAnklln Samuel S., clothing, 213 Pacific
Franklin Selim, real-estate, r. 923 Hyde
Franklin Spar and Bau Vereiu, George Lang presi-
dent, Huico Pfersdorff secretary, office 539 Cal.
Franklin Steplieii, seiretary Bank of California,
NW cor California and Sansome, r. 212 San Jos6 Av
Franklin Thomas, track foreman Sea Wall
Franks Abraham, porter Herman Hauser, r. 223 Stev.
Franks Caroline, domestic 1628 Folsom
Franks Flora Miss, actress Bella Union Theater, r.
International Hotel
Franks Fred (Franks & Gray) r. San Rafael
Franks Henry, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Franks James, agent National Brewery, r. SE cor
Fillmore and Hermann
Franks James Jr., painter, r. SE cor Fillmore and
Hermann
Franks Louisa Mrs., r. 333 Eddy
Franks Nannie E. Miss, teacher, r. SE cor Fillmore
and Hermann
Franks Nathan, r. W s Church, bet Twenty-seventh
and Duncan
Frnnka & Gray (Fred Franks and Edward P.
Gray) stockbrokers, 318 Montgomery
Frankum Owen, brassfounder William T. Garratt, r.
227 Second
Franquelain Adolph, collector, r. 31 John
Franson Peter, longshoreman, r. 36 Fifth Av
Frantini AHonzo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Frantzen Christ, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Franz Bernhard, broker, r. 105 Stockton
Franz Charles, gardener Protestant Orphan Asylum,
W s Laguna, bet Halght and Waller
Franz Charles C, estraman I^ngine No. 2, S. F. F. D.,
r. 412 Bush
Franz Frederick W., house and sign painter, 10 Ma-
son, r. 793 Mission
Franzen Amelia Mrs., dressmaker, 1924 3<> Mission
Franzen Hans, carpenttr, r. Keystone House
Franzen Henry C. H., upholsterer F. Huf schmldt, r. 814
Dolores
Franzen Emilia, widow, furnished rooms, 745 Market
Franzen Tteodore, driver Bertbold Struven, r. SE
cor Howard and Serpentine Av
Franzonl Gugliehno, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Mont.
Frapolll B. & Co.(Bapti8ta Frapolll) native wines, 710
fSansome
FrapuUi Baptlsta (B. Frapolll & Co.) r. 911 Filbert
Fraquinha Camilio, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 )<i Drumm
Frary Allen W., engineer, r. 961 Folsom
Frary David W., assayer Lane & Green, r. 520 Fifth
Fraser A. D., clerk, r. 407 Tehama
Eraser Albert J. B., mate schr Queen of the Bay, r.
36 Pierce
Fraser Alexander, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Fraser Charles, boarding, 129 Folsom
Fraser Charles, mining, r. 215 Kearny
Fraser Charles, seaman, r. 39 Jessie
Fraser Daniel, second mate barkentine Melanctbon,
r. 26 Steuart
Fraser David, carriagemaker, r. 317 Ninth
Fraser D. W., salesman O'Connor, Moflatt & Co., r. 8
Beaver
Fraser Edward, waiter Arthur H. Cousins, r. 418 Fol.
Fraser Ed^^'iu J. , homoeoijathic physician, office
and r. 221 Powell
Fraser Franklin P., watchman, r. 120 Shipley
Fraser Gordon, shipwright, r. 624 Fourth
Fraser H., r. 30 Clay
Fraser Howard, machinist Elias H. Thompson, r. 513
Folsom
Fraser Hagfh, proptr Everett House, and Super-
visor Seventh Ward, office 222 Mission, r. 55
Second
Fraser Hugh, weigher Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N s
Shasta, bet Maryland and Louisiana
Fraser Hugh R., engineer Cal. and Mexican SS.
Newbern, r. Berkeley
Fraser Hugh W., student State University, r. Evereitt
House
Fraser Isabella R., widow, r. 727 Geary
Fraser James, tailor, 423 Washington
Fraser James C, machinist Jonathan Kittredge, and
teacher music, r. 51 Tehama
Fraser James G., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
467 Jessie
Fraser John J., boilermaker, r. S s Twenty-first, bet
Sanchez and Church
Fraser John P., carpenter, r. 467 Jessie
Eraser John P., whitener, 403 Sutter, r. 362 Third
Frii-ser John T., laborer, r. 931 Sacramento
Fraser Lewis C, with George R. Wells, r. Alameda
Fraser Mary Mrs., cloakmak«r, r. 270 First
Fraser Samuel, coalpasser SS. Newbern
Fraser Tliomas, tinroofer Joseph Packscher, r. 423
Tenth
Fraser Thomas D., with Jonathan W. Angell, r.
Everett House
Fraser Thomas E., clerk Lick Trust, r. 124 O'Farrell
Fraser Thomas T., druggist H. B. Slaven, r. 55 Second
Eraser William C, clerk R. N. Graves, r. 1501 Van
Ness Av
Fraser William H. .patternmaker Anderfuren Brothers,
r. 809 HaiTlson
Fraser William J., bookkeeper C. AdolpheLow & Co.,
208 California
Frasier Thomas, mining superintendent, r. 321 Pacific
FraBier. See Frazer and Frazier
Frawsi Antone. fresco and ornamental painter, r. 7
Mason
Frates Charles, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Ancon
Frates Frank, helper R. R. Swain & Co., r. 115 Natoma
Frati Lorenzo, vegetable dealer, r. W s Webster, bet
McAllister and Tyler
Fratis Charles, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Ancon,
Broadway Wharf
Fratinger Antoiue M. (Fratinger & Noll) r. 629 Post
Fratinger 6i Noll (Antoine M. Fratinger and
George Noll) importers, wholesale and retail
dealers cloaks, .luits, velvets, silks, etc., 105
Kearny
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Frau Thomas, president Fishermen's Assn, r. 700
Front
Fraueu H. H., boots and shoes, 5i2 Third •
Frauen Peter, cabinetmaker R. M:oller,r. 23 J^ Twenty-
second, bet Potrero Av and Hampshire
Fraueuholz Hugo, salesman J. Gundlach & Co., r. 131
Chestnut
Fraueuholz Phillip, proptr Bavaria Brewery, E b
Montgomery Av, bet Vallejo and Green, r. 135
Chestnut
Frauss Ferdinand, cook Henrj- Phillips, r. 737 Pacific
Frawley James P., weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 2434 Larkin
Frawley John, dairy, E s Castro, bet Henry and
Fifteenth
Frawley Josephine Miss, dressmaker, r. Ill Turk
Frawley Michael J., extraman Hook and Ladder
Xo. 3, S. F. F. D., r. 611 Stevenson
Frawley Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail 38. Co., r. 107
Freelon
Frawley Richard, porter Loughran, Reilly & Co., r. 5
Noonan Av
Frawley Thomas R., weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 2-134 Larkin
Frawley William, carpenter, r. 546 Mission
Frawley William, teamster, r. 611 Stevenson
Frayssinons Dennis, clerk French Savings and Loan
Society, r. ISIO Powell
Frazee Vitruvius, architect, 137 Montgomery, r. 8
Hopeton Terrace
Frazer A., bellman Palace Hotel
Frazer Charles S., molder, r. 156 Natoma
Frazer David G., carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Frazer J. William, teacher dancing, 119 Post, p. 212
Powell
Frazer Robert, shipcarpenter, r. 302 H Lily Av
Frazer Simon, carpenter, r. 19 Clara
Frazer Thomas, blacksmith helper B. Blanch, r. 1219
Green
Frazer William, bookkeeper, r. Blundell House
Frazer William A., salesman C. Curtin, r. 722 Cal.
Fruzier Daniel G., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 28
Turk
Frazier F. F., agent Dr. Kerr's System Renovator, r.
325 Ji Bush
Frazier Frank, laborer, r. 120 Shipley
Frazier Gustave, cuisinier, r. 1608 Van Ness Av
Frazier Howard, teamster Charles E. Pillsbury, r. W s
Tennessee, bet Solano and Butte
Frazier. See Fraser, Frasier, and Frazer
Freany John, watertender Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Frear Allen, boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 755
Brannan
Frear Stone Co. of California, Richard Wegener secre-
tary, 414 California
Frebry Jacob, r. 1027 Dupont
Frechette Louis E., bartender, r. 310 Montgomery
Frechou Eugene, butcher G. Cazeres, r. 322 Fifth
Frechtenich Diedrich, farmer, r. 45 Sacramento
Freco L. Mrs., r. 14 Selina PI
Freder Louisa, widow, dressmaker, r. 21 )i Garden
Frederich Anders, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Frederick .-Ubert, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Frederick Conrad, tinsmith, r. 545 Eighth
Frederick Gustave, Cigarmakers' Assu, 771 Market
Frederick Henry, cooper John H. Holden, r. 118 Sac.
Frederick Robert, teamster, r. 1403 Montgomery, rear
Frederick William A., proptr Jackson Brewery, 1428
Mission, r. 1426 Mission
Fredericks Charles, cook stmr Sonoma, Washington
St. Wharf
Fredericks Frederick, r. 32 Fourth
Fredericks Frederick, cook, r. 409 Pacific
Fredericks Henry, driver Robirt Matthey, r. 1523
Mission
Fredericks Henry, laborer American Sugar Refinery,
r. 1003 Buttery
Fredericks Jacob C, expressman, XW cor Bush and
Sdnsome. r. 1612 Steiner
Fredericks James L., machinist, r. 207 Post
Fredericks John, gamekeeper Schwitters & Meier
Fredericks John C., expressman, r. 417 Francisco
Fredericks John J., porter Eggers & Co., r. E s Fill-
more, bet Grove and Hayes
Fredericks Joseph (Joseph Fredericks & Co.) r. 1128
Sutter
Fredericks Joseph, expressman, NE cor Balttery and
Bush, r. 417 Framisco
Fredericks JosepH & Co. (Joseph Fredericks)
carpets, oil cloths etc., 649 and 651 Market
Fredericks Mary, domestic 1320 Tyler
Fredericks Rebecca Mrs., r. 540 Washington
Fredericks William, policeman City H^, r. NW cop
Ash Av and Larkin
Fredericks William G. , third assistant engineer Pacific
Mail SS. South Carolina, r. 514 Second
Fredericks. See Fredrick and Fredericks
Fredericksburg Bre-*ver>- (San Jose, Cal.),
Schramm k Schnabel proptrs, office 539 California
Frederickson Anton H., cook Henry Hoesch, r. W s
Tehama, bet Twenty -seventh and Twenty-eighth
Frederickson Benjamin, seaman, r. 134 Steuait
Frederickson Charles, longshoreman, r. 14 Salmon
Frederickson Charles, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Frederickson Frederick C, bookkeeper George A. Bar-
nett, r. 350 Tehamu
Frederickson Harry, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Frederickson Ingeman, seaman, r. 415 East
Frederickson James, seaman schr Lottie Collins,
Beale St.Wharf
Frederickson John, seaman bark Lady ijampson, r.
140 Folsom
Frederickson Olof , coachman Alpheus Boll
Frederickson. See Fredricksou
Frediaui A., bartender Charles Boziere, r. 21 Stockton
Frediani Rocco. fisherman Front St.Wharf
Fredmeyer Frederick, coffee saloon. Railroad Av, bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Avs, South S. F.
Fredricks Arthur K., blacksmith Cuion Iron Works,
r. W s Sherman, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Fredricks Elizabeth, widow, r. W s Sherman, bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Fredricks F., upholsterer, r. Overland House
Fredricks Gt;orge, cashier Union Iron Works, r. W 8
Sherman, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Fredricks. See Frederick aud Fredericks
Fredrickson William, first oflicer stmr Transit, Oak-
land Ferry, r. East Oakland
Fredrickson. See Frederickson
Free Benjamin, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 808
Filbeit
Free Brothers
819 Market
Free Labor
(Robert H. and William) groceries.
Exchange, Gustaf W. Sckroeder
manager, 33 aud 35 O'Farrell
Free Public Library, G. H. Rogers presided,
424 Bush
Free Robert H. (Free Brothers) r. 113 Ninth
Free William (Free Brothers) r. 113 Ninth
Free William, machinist, r. 824 Lombard
Freeboldt Peter, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r.NE cop
Illinois and Shasta
Freeborn James, capitalist, r. NE cor Gough and Jack.
Freeborn William (Freeborn & Co.) r. 1913 Franklin
Freeborn & Co. (WilUam Freeborn and Walter Turn-
bull) stockbrokers, 310 Pine
Freechtle Joseph, hame«smaker, 811 Larkin, r. 4 Myr-
tle Av
Freed Abraham, expressman, 637 California, r. 237
Clara
Freed Adolph, traveling agent, r. 1836 8utter
Freedman A. L., r. 732 Howard
Freedman Lewis, barber, r. 129 Third
Freedman N., r. 921 Polk
Freehan J., fireman Oregon SS. Oregon
Freehan P., fireman Oregon SS. Oregon
Freel Aun, widow, r. 26 >4 Turk
Freel Edward, helper Barton & Hale, r. 26)4 Turk
Freel John, compositor, r. 26)^ Turk
Freel Thomas, blacksmith, r. 26 3< Turk
Freel William, compositor Examiner, r. 26 )j Turk
Freel. See Friel
Freeland Enoch G., mining secretary, 19 Merchants'
Exchange, r. Oakland
Freeland Katie Mis.-j, candymaker William S. Towns-
end
Freeland William W., carpenter, r. 437 Fifth
Freeland. See Vrceland
Freelon Thomas W., judge Superior Coturt. De-
partment No. U (criminal) chomberr. 8 Mont-
gomery Av, third floor, r. 638 Folsom
Freely John, sweei)er Washington St.Wharf
Freely Lizzie, domestic 113 Page
Freeman -Albert A., assistant draftsman Central Pac.
RR., NE cor Fourth and Towusend, r.536}i Na-
toma
Freeman Bridget Mis.s, r. 144 Clara
Freeuiaii Carmel A., tinsmith, r. 21 Everett
Freeman Charles, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Freeman Charles, seaman, r. 117 Drunun
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Freeman Charles W.(Jellinps & Freeman) r. 621 Cal.
Freeman Charles W., printer Winterbiirn & Co., r.
Oakland
Freeman Daniel, coachman ThomasBell, 1661 Octavia
Freeman E., captain bark Helen W. Almy, Mission St.
Freeman E., musician, ofiBce 137 Post
Freeman Emanuel S. (Greenebaum, Sachs & Free-
man) r. The Bald-win
Freeman Emma C.Mrs., r. 810 Leavenworth
Freeman Eugene M., pilot, ofiSce 9 U. S. Court Build-
ing, r. Oakland
Freeman F. W.,mate bark Helen W. Almy, Mission St.
Wharf
Freeman Gideon M., physician, office and r. 1019 Fol.
Freeman H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Freeman Harry, seaman, r. Sixth Av, bet Q and K,
South S. F.
Freeman Henry, paperhanger, r. 242 Langton
Freeman Jacob (Freeman & Wrin) r. NW cor Califor-
nia and Fair Avs
Freeman James, seaman, r. 837 Broadway
Freeman James, woolgrader, r. 507 Sixth
Freeman James E., surveyor and civil engineer, 104
Montgomery Block, r. Oakland
Freeman Jeremiah N., porter 302 California, r. 11
Scott PI
Freeman John H., V. S. Inspectorof Hulls, V. S. Court
Building (after July 1st new V. S. Appraisers'
Building, first floor) r. 212 Powell
Freeman Joseph J., boxmaker, r. 324 3< Seventh
Freeman L. E. (Macdonald & Freeman) r. 43 St. Ann's
Building
Freeman Leander (Freeman & Baier) r. 559 Howard
Freeman Margaret Mrs., nurse, r. 21 Everett
Freeman Max, actor Baldwin Theater, r. 407 O'Farrell
Freeman Moses T., steward Central Pac. ER. Co., r.
13 Taylor
Freeman Patrick, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.
Freeman P. E., S. F. MuMcal Fund Soc, 539 California
Freeman R. L., proptr City Transit Co., 16 Post, r.
Oakland
Freeman Samuel, janitor Thomas Bell k Co., r. 209
Prospect PI
Freeman Samuel F., clerk C. James King of William
& Co., r. 1610 Hyde
Freeman, Smitli & Co. (Arthur A.Smith) com-
mission and shipping merchants, 122 CaUfomia
Freeman Susan L., widow, r. 1610 Hyde
Freeman Thomas, stevedore, r. 324}$ Seventh
Freeman Walter F., clerk Doyle & Co,,r. 2512 Sac.
Freeman William, fireman stmr San Joaquin No. 2, r.
129 Jackson
Freeman William, steamboatman, r. 106 Jackson
Freeman William R., portrait painter, r. 137 Mont.
Freeman & Baker (Leander Freeman and I. Baker)
shipping merchants, 113 Davis
Freeman k Wrin (Jacob Freeman and Michael J.
Wrln) plumbers and gasfitters, stoves and ranges,
326 Third
Freeney Martin, molder Industrial Iron Works, r. 25
Clementina
Freeney Thomas, molder Industrial Iron Works, r. 25
Clementina
Freese Andrew C, stevedore, and contractor, 3 Mis-
sion, r. 120 Thirteenth
Freese Andrew C. Jr., master mariner, r. 120 Thir-
teenth
Freese Frederick A. (Hartman & Freese) r. 121 Cedar
Av
Freese Henry, cook Joseph S. Marshall, r. 801 "Vallejo
Freese Hermann (M. Detels >V Co.) r. Oakland
Freese Hermann F., manuf ruching and lace goods,
143 Third, r. 129 Second
Freese J. seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Freese Jobann H., r. 1624 Leavenworth
Freese. See Frese and Fries
Freet Chaffee C, driver Central RE., r. 11 Decatur
Freeth Alice Miss, shoefitter, r. 1149 Market
Freeth Joseph, shoemaker Kast^ Co., r. 1149 Market
Fregan Hugh, waiter Pacific Coast SS. Santa Cruz
Frei Andrew, manuf and dealer bedsteads andfumi-
ture, 231-239 King, r. 22 South Park
Frei Henry, clerk, r. 19 Grand Av
Frei. See Frey and Fry
Freiberger Charles, boots and shoes, 1504 Stockton
Freid Christina, domestic 132 McAllister
Freld Moses, butcher Washington Market, r. 132 Oak
Freidenrich David (Naphtaly, Freidenrich & Acker-
man) attorney at law, 426 California, r. 123 Powell
Freiermuth Charles, tinsmith W. W. Montague k Co.,
r. 134 Fourth
Freiermuth George A., paper carrier, r. 1524 Ellis
Freifjht Circular (monthly) J. H. Carmany & Co.
publishers, 409 Washington
Freight Line to San Quentin, office 18-22 Drtunm
Freil James, horseshoer James Doran, r. 112 First,
rear
Freil Maurice, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Freil Patrick, blacksmith Daniel Brearty, r. 619
Grove
Freiling Peter, barber, 228 Brannan
FreisA., r. 23 Morey Alley
Freishutz G., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Freitag Henry, baker Lick House
Freitag Kaskel, tailor, 18}^ Fifth
Freitas Anthony L., watchman stmr George W. Elder,
r. 1024 Pacific
Freitas .\ntonio (Rogers & Freitas) r. 104 Second
Freitas Antonio, teamtiter George C. & James G.
Smart, r. W s San Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Freifcis John L., musician, r. 1024 Pacific
Freitas Lorenz Joseph, steamboatman, r. 7 Merchant
Freitas Manuel T., restaurant, 43 Second, r. 619 Mis-
sion
Freiters Frank, deckhand stmr Pride of the River,
Jackson St. Wharf •
Freitos Gregorio H., cardriver N. B. and Mission RR.,
r. 302 Fourth
Freitos Manuel, deckhand stmr Tosemite
Freker .Amelia, dressmaker, r. 535 Fulton
Freling Arthur (A.L. Anradon & Co.) r. 321 Sutter
Freling Julia Mme., millinery, 310 Sutter, r. 321 Sutter
Fiellohr Julius, machinist, r. 1227 Folsom, rear
Fremier Julius, clerk G. D. Mariani, r. 210 Mont. Av
Fremont Charles, actor Bella Tnion Theater, r. 835
Mission
French Abraham D., clerk Josiah N. Knowles, r. NE
cov Second and Folsom
Prencli Board Under^^-riters, Edward Chevas-
sus agent, office 205 Sansome
French Edward, plumber William L. Daniel, r. 1616
Buchanan
French Edward, usher Baldwin Theater
French Edward W., clerk J. Sennett k Co., r. S s
Francisco, bet Hyde and Leavenworth
French F. C. Mrs., r. 2223 Post
French Frank, salesman Oriental Tea Co., r. 329 Dun-
can
French Frank J. , attorney at law, 528 California,
room 8, r. 1617 Jackson
French Frank M., bookkeeper Charles F. MacDer-
mot, r. 427 Tyler
French G. E., machinist, r. 516 Leavenworth
French George S., clerk What Cheer House, 529 Sac.
French George W., salesman Lucius French, r. 1230
Folsom
French Hayes C. (French & Peterson) oculist and
aiu-ist, 207 Keamv, r. 523 Twentv-second
French Hill Gold Mining Co. (Del Norte Co., Cal.)
Fred Brandon secretary, 528 California
French Hospital, Desire Martin superintendent,
S s Bryant, bet Fifth and Sixth
French J. E., miner, r. Keystone House
French John B., liverj- stable, 919 Tyler
French John L. 8., "conductor Central BB., r. 1716
Sutter
French John M., painter CJarvill Manuf. Co., r. 202
Sixth
French John S., teamster Horace Davis k Co., r. 778
Brj-ant
French Joseph M., office 206 Front, r. 207 Taylor
French Lizzie A., dressmaker, r. 805 Leavenworth
French Library, 120 Sutter
French Louis, engineer, r. 2949 Howard
French Lucius, porkdealer, 5 Grand Central Market,
r. 1230 FolBom
French M. Miss, r. 119)4 Sixth
French M. A., clerk The Baldwin, r. 8 Mason
French Marsh, bookkeeper Robert Dinsmore, r. Russ
House
French Mary Miss, r. 9 Mason
French M. F. Miss, assistant Bemal Heights School,
r. 1419 Taylor
French Mntnal Benevolent Society (Society
Francaise de Bienfaisance Mutuelle) George
Wolff and Eugene Gallois secretary's, .510 Jackson
French Mntnal Baildin;Qf and Loan Asso-
ciation, Leon L. Dennery secretary, 729 Mont-
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French Norman G., bookkeeper, r. 123 Turk
French Savings and Loan Society (Societe
Francaise d'Epargnes et de Prevoyance Mutuelle)
5:U California
French Stephen T., builder, r. 1811 Pine
French Thomas J. (T. J. French & Co.) r. 1866 Stev.
French Thomas J., messman Pacific MailSS. Granada
French T. J. & Co. (Thomas J. French and J. Thomas
Young) groceries, 2331 Mis.sion
Frencli Tran.s-Atlaiitic Steannship Co. (New
York and Havre) J. F. Fugazi agent, office 5 Mont-
gomery Av
French Wheeler N., amalgamator, r. 2814 Pine
French William F., clerk naval officer Custom House,
r. lOlii Buchanan
French & Peterson (H. C. French and A. C. Peterson)
oculists and aurists, 207 Kearny
Frendrich Julius, mate schr Electra, Beale St.
Wharf
Freuker Charles, stairbuilder Arthur W. McGuire, r.
Mission, bet First and Second
Frenna Ignacio (Mancusi & Frenna) r. 434)^ Jessie
Frenna Joseph P., hairdresser A. Grimm, r. 311
Jessie
Frenner Henry, butcher L. & J. Hertz, r. Saratoga
House ,
Frerichs Martin (Frerichs & Lohmann) r. 28 Seventh
Frerlchs i: Lohmann (Martin Frerichs and Henry
Lohmann) liquor saloon, 28 Seventh
Freschle Gustav, steward Golden Gate Hotel
Frese Christian, cook, r. 614 M Minna
Frese Hei-mann, boots and shoes, 327 Dupont, r.
273 Stevenson
Frese Richard D., watchmaker, 244?^ Sutter, r. 654
Minna
Frese. See Freese, and Fries
Freshwater John H., waiter T. M. Seferovich, r. 27»
Steven.sou
Fresno Enterprise Co. (Fresno Co., Cal.) W. H. Allen
secretarj", 306 Pine
Fresno Gold Mining Co. (Fresno Co., Cal.) Daniel
Buck secretary, 80 Nevada Block
Fresno Land Co. (Fresno Co., Cal.) Philip Tuggle
president, William R. Cunningham secretary, 402
Kearny
Fresno Quicksilver Mining Co. (Fresno Co., Cal.) B.
Wegener secretary. 414 California
Fresno Raisin and Fruit Co. (Fresno Co., Cal.) Ed-
mund C. Masteu secretary, 22 Nevada Block
Fretch Charles, but.-her J. Faubol, r. 2200 Fillmore
Fretif F.. laborer Steam Soda Works, r. 259 Clem.
Fretillalre Louis, calker, r. 430 Green
Fretwell Edwin, secretary Betts Spring Co., r. N a
Green, bet Fillmore and Webster
Fretz Franz H. (Schmidt & Fretz) r. NW cor Powell
and Broadway
Freud Emily Miss (il. Freud & Sons) r. 727 Bush
Freud Hannah .Miss (M. Freud >t Sous) r. 727 Bush
Freud Isaac (M. Freud & Sous) r. 727 Bush
Freud Isidor, salesman Buver, Reich & Co.. r. 1028
Clay
Freud J. Richard (M. Freud & Sons) r. 742 Market
Freud .11. <!i; Sons (Morris, Isaac, J. Richard, Miss
Hannah and Miss Emily Freud) manufs corsets
and ladies' furnishing goods, 742 and 744 Market
Freud Morris (M. Freud * Sous) r. 727 Bush
Freudeuberg -loliu H., laborer Pacific Distillery, r.
E s Scott, bet Fillmore and Greenwich
Freudenberg Matthew, porter Schultz and Von Bar-
gen, r. 810 Larkin
Freudeuthal Cecilia M. Mrs., fancy goods, 959 Bryant
Frendeuthal George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Freudenthal John, painter, r. 15 Geneva
Freudenthal John H. r. 95'J Bryant
Freuler John, bookkeeper F. Berton i Co., r. Oakland
Freund Bertha Miss. r. 32H Foil
Freund Frank, insurauce agent, r. 1425 Howard
Freund John M., trunkniaker, r. 3 Crook
Freuud Philipp (Freund ^S: Co.) r. 332 Clay
Freund Robi-rt H. (Heyermann & Freund) r. 541
Fouith
Freund William (Freund & Morgan) r. 769 Bryant
Freund * Co. (Philipp Freund) blank books, station-
ery, etc, 204 Bush
Freund & Morgan (William Freund and William
Morgan) cigar mauuf.s, 7t;9 Bryant
Frey Augusta, domestic 1020 Green
Frey Charles, cutler Will A: Fiuck, r. 1012 Union
Frey Charles S.. clerk Edgar J. Bowen, r. 431 Dupont
Frey Edward, brass finisher, r. 406 Minna, rear
Frey Edward C, special policeman, r. 1114 Devisa-
dero
Frey Jacques E., porter John H. Burhans, r. 431 Pine
Frey John, cook Charles Roesler, r. 703 J§ Da\-is
Frey John, tailor, r. 367 Clementina
Frey .Joseph, cellarman J. Gundlach & Co., r. 32 Nv
toma
Frey Beinhold, cooper David Woemer, r. 1013 Natoma
Frej- William A., music, musical instruments,
fancy goods, books and stationery, 404 Kearny, r.
1111 Mason
Frey. See Frei, Fry and Frye
Freyburger John, carpenter, r. Turk St. Hotel
Freye B. C, physician, office and r. 1228 Stockton
Freytag Fritz H., clerk S. G. Dim & Co., r. Oakland
Frice George, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Friceas J. M., first officer Pacific Coast SS. State of Cal-
ifornia
Fricher Michael, laborer, r. 7 Jasper PI
Frichette .\donis, cariienter, r. NE cor Powell and
California Avs
Frichette Edmond, carpenter Phineas Haskell, r. NE
Powell and California .-Vvs
Frichette Louis 0., carpenter and builder, 106 Wash-
ington, r. NE cor Powell and Calif omia Avs
Frick F. W. Mrs., widow, r. 1140 Green
Frick L., r. 419 O'Farrell
Frick Sol., conductor Market St. RR.
Fricke Charles, packer Charles Bernard, r. 919 Fil-
bert, rear
Fricke John Frederick (Bowe & Fricke) r. SE cor Six-
teenth and PotreroAv
Friday Elizabeth Mrs., bakery, 2307 Bush
Friday Henry, confectioner, r. 2307 Bush
Friebu Bruno, cook Westerfeld & Page, r. 746 Market
Frieberg Peter, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SW cor
Shasta and Michigan
Fried Adolpb, salesman Livingston k Co., r. 1415 Lar-
kin
Fried Charles, butcher Beck & Hornung, r. SW cor
Twenty-fourth and Valencia
Fried David, barber, 1595 Turk
Fried Herman, barber Solomon Cohn, r. 1316 Turk
Fried Moses, butcher Leverone & Co., r. 132 Oak
Fried Rudolph,waiter Patrick Mooney, r. NW cor Six-
teenth and Mission
Fried William, bartender L. Radovich & Co., r. 5 Cen-
tral PI
Friedberg Abraham, tobacconist Mayrisch Brothers,
r. 245 Langton
Friedberg ( harles.with G. Venard, r. 112 Geary
Friedberg Elias, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
807 Mission
Friedberg Isaac, bookkeeper M. Jacobs & Son, r. 526
Jessie
Friedberg Noah S., cattle inspector, r. 424 Sixth
Friedberg Pauline, widow, r. 17 Garden
Friedeberg Adolph, bookkeeper Weil & Woodleaf , r.
305 Kearny
Friedel Frederick, shoemaker, 157 )i Howard, r. 832
Dolores
Friedenberg J., r. 305 Kearny
Friedendorf Christopher, seaman schr Nicholas Van
Bergen, Howard St. Wharf
Frelderich Gustav, accountant London audS. F. Bank,
r. 23 Haight
Freiderichs Henry, cook Hotel Rheln, 909 Kearny
Freiderici Leopold, cook stmr Sonoma, Washington St.
Wharf
Friederickseu R., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Friedhofer Paul, horse shoer, 263 Clementina, r.
313 Clementin>t>
Friedlauder Adolph, salesman D. Samuels, r. 328 Fell
Friedlander Brothers (Herman, and Samuel J.)
iiuporters, and wholesale hats and caps, 10 and 12
Sutter
Friedlauder David, r. 217 Post
Friedlander KdM-arfl J., mining secretary, 309
California, rooms 16 and 17. r. The Baldwin
Friedlauder Emma, widow, dre.ssmaker, r. .'iOO Jessie
Friedliiuder Ernest, salesman H. Lash, r. 414 Tehama
Friedl:inder Henrietta Mrs., furnished rooms, 328 Fell
Friedlander Henry, r. 215 Kearny
Friedlander Herman (Friedlander Brothers) r. New
York
Friedlander Herman, manuf and Importer
ladies' underwear and furnishing goods, 9 Kearny,
r. 720 McAllister
Friedlander Isaac (estate of) In liquidation, office 18
California
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Friedlander Louis, cigarmaker Henry Seligsohn, r.
10283^ Folsom
Friedlander Louis, mauuf ladies' underwear, r. 29
Harriet
Friedlander Maurice (Michele, Friedlander & Co.) r.
■217 Post
Friedlander PriseiUa, widow, r. 1913 Clay
Friedlander Samuel, salesman Philip Schllchter, r.
502 Bush
Friedlander Samuel J. (Friedlander Brothers) r. 908
O'Farrell
Friedlander Siegmund, bakery and news depot, 321
I'uion
Friedlander T. Cary, clerk E. F. Bent & Co., r. 1913
Clay
Friedlander's Building, NE cor California and San-
.some
Friedlein William, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r.
3 Mary Lane
Friedman A., jeweler, r. 19 Page
Friedman Abraham, clerk, r. H17 Kearny
Friedman Adeline Miss, dressmaker, r. 535 Hayes
Friedman Charles, salesman S. Mosgrove & Brother,
r. 2 Midway
Friedman Edward, r. 1025 Geary
Friedman Ferdinand, peddler, r. 535 Hayes
Friedman H. B., student Barnard's Business College,
^ r. 510>j Hayes
Friedman Henry, salesman W. J. Behau, r. 510)4
Hayes
Friedman Huldah Miss. r. 225 Linden Av
Friedman Isaac, peddler, r. 1910 Larkin
Friedman Jacob, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Friedman John, r. G13 Stockton
Friedman Joseph 8., real-estate, 607 Washington, r.
1000 Larkin
Friedman L. E., barber 8. A. Selig, r. 129 Third
Friedman Louis, tailor, 1003 Post, r. 510 3^ Hayes
Friedman Marx, butcher M. Gradwohl k Co., r. 535
Hayes
Friedman Matilda, widow, r. 535 Hayes
Friedman Max, agent, r. 121 Sixth
Friedman Max, waiter The Baldwin, r. 14 Lewis
Friedman Myer. clerk, r. 535 Hayes
Friedman >'., r. 921 Polk
Friedman Philip I., dry goods and boots and shoes, 16
Sixth, r.' .541 Natoma
Friedman Ralph, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
605 Taylor
Friedman Reika, widow, crockery, 214 Pacific
Friedman Samuel, clerk Louis Basch, r. 510)^ Hayes
Friedman Sarah Miss, saleslady M. Freud & Sons, r.
510 M Hayes
Friedman Sigmund, r. 146 Third
Friedman Solomon, peddler, r. 517 Twenty-sixth
Friedman Thomas, packer Cal. Cracker Co., r. NE cor
Montgomery and Greenwich
Friedman u Xavier, stock speculator, r. 1232 Dupont
Friedric-h Brotliers (Charlts G. and John G.)
groceries and liquors, SW cor Sixteenth and Sec-
ond Av
Friedrlch Charles G. (Friedrich Brothers) r. 16 Mis-
sion Av
Friedrich Conrad, roofer Henry G. Flske, r. Eighth,
nr Brannan
Friedrich John G. (Friedrich Brothers) r.SW cor Six-
teenth and Second Av
Friedrich Moritz, commission merchant, 309 Califor-
nia, r. 510 Powell,'
Friedrich. SeeFriederich,Friederichs,and Fredricks
Friedrichs Henrj- H. (S. F. Furniture Co.) r. 227 Treat
Av
Friedrichs Philip (Hensler k Friedrichs) r. 209 Treat
Av
Friel Aaron L., painter, r. 978 Harrison
Friel Annie, domestic 826 McAllister
Friel B., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Friel Daniel W., painter Thomas Downing, r. 519
Sixth
Friel James, r. 22 Minna
Friel Patrick D., laborer, r. 619 Grove
Friel Philip, clerk, r. N s Berry, bet Fourth and Fifth
Friel. See Freel
Fricle Daniel E., first officer Pacific Mail 8S. City of
Peking, r. 1505 Jones
Friend Ernest, r. 904 Taylor
Friend James H., stevedore, r. 343 Tehama
Friend Sarah, widow, r. 2013 Mission
Friend William, driver N. B. and Mission RR., r. 844
Fulsom
r. 10
1040
Friend William H., bookkeeper Armes & Dallam, r.
Oakland
Frier Adolph, laundry, 528 Hayes
Frier George, teller London and S. F. Bank, r. Ala.
meda
Frier. See Freer
Fric-s Louis (Fries & Merkel) r. 911 Larkili
Fries Peter, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Fries & Merkel (Louis Fries and August Merkel) ba-
kery, 911 Larkin
Fries. See Fretse and Frese
Friese Henry, cook Key.-;tiine House, 127 Jackson
Friese William H., special policeman, r. 2419 Clay
Friesenhnusen John, vegetable peddler, r. 1424 Devis-
aderci
Frittts Joseiih, carpenter, r. 108 Tehama, rear
Frigerio Joseph, cabinetmaker, 804 Stockton
Frigerio Matilda Mrs., dressmaker, 518 Bush, r. 804
Stockton
Frill John, fireman SS. Oregon, Folsom St. Wharf
Frill Patrick, fireman SS. Oregon, Folsom St. Wharf
Friucke Catherine Miss, r. 1004 Sutter
Frincke Henry, paperhanger, r. 412 Francisco
Frincke Louis, paperhanger, r. 412 Francisco
Frink George K., r. 224 Seventh
Friuk George W., real-estate agent, 638 Market, r. 224
Seventh
Frink Louisa Miss, seamstress, r. 413 Valencia
Frinke Hi-rmann. blacksmith Paul Frledhofer, r. 44
Sacramento
Frinquet Pierre, butcher John Bayle, r. Fifth Av, bet
L and M, South S. F.
Friot Alfred, butter, cheese and eggs. 43 and 44 Wash-
ington Market, r. 530 Merchant
Frirechs Martin (Lohmann & Frirechs) r. NW cor
Seventh and Jessie
Fris Charles, r. 1813 Stockton
Frisbee Martin, night inspector Custom House,
Garden
Frisbee Thomas, gardener Jefferson Square, r,
Octavia
Frisbee Thomas M., housemover, r. 419 Powell
Frisbee W. B. Mrs., dressmaker, 215 Geary
Frisbee William, tanner Laguna Tannery, r. 8W cor
Filbert and Van Ness Av
Frlsbie Henry, policeman City Hall, r. 1819 Powell
Frisbie Moses, liquor saloon, 534 ^ Jackson, r. 116
Montgomery Av
Frisch John W., groceries and liquors, 132 Seventh
Frischllng Ferdinand, tailor, r. 115 Geary, rear
Frischmuth Ernst, baker Saulmann's Restaurant, r.
520 California
Friscovich J., r. 1226 Bush, rear
Frisius Frederick A., accountant and translator, 330
Pine
Friss Rosauna Mrs., r. 61 West Mission
Fritcli George, at;eut Victoria SS. Empire, oflace
118 Pacific, r. Grand Hotel
Fritch Heury, butcher, r. Fifth Av, nr Railroad Av.
South 8. F.
Fritche Joseph, bootfitter, 734 Montgomery
Fritsch ('harles, upholsterer F. S. Chadboume & Co.,
r. 5 Central PI
Fritsch Kmil, clerk Thomas Bell & Co., r. 633 Post
Fritsch Louis, laborer, r. Overland House
Fritsch Peter, molder Union Iron Works, r. 233 First
Fritsch Sigismuud, keeper Piatt's Hall, r. 228 Bush
Fritsch William, boot and shoemaker, 3253 Mission,
bet Twentj'-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Fritschi Alfred R., bookkeeper, r. 427 Oak
Fritschi Andrew, uightwatchman new City Hall
Fritchi John, upholsterer J. B. Luchsinger k Son. r.
74 Brady
Fritschi Ulrich, foreman J. B. Luchsinger k Son,
722 Minna
Fritters Louis, waiter La Grande Laundry
Fritz Alfred J. (Fritz & Shear) and liquor saloon
NW cor Third and Folsom, r. 1.5(!J4 Silver
Fritz Charles H., steerage steward Pacific Mail 88.
South Carolina
Fritz Dietrick H., driver House of Correction
Fritz Eugene N. (Fritz & Kean) r. 411 Turk
Fritz Frederick, tinsmith, r. 1121 Howard
Fritz Henry, blacksmith, r. 30 Converse
Fritz J. M. Mrs., widow, r. 238 Perry
Fritz John, assayer, r. U21 Howard
Fr.tz Mary Mrs., r. 400 Sixth
Fritz Philip, ivoryturner, r. 53 Stevenson
Fritz Willliam, boatman, r. 624 Commercial
Fritz William H., seaman, r. 119 Silver
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Fritz & Kean (Eugene N. Fritz and Michael C. Kean)
plumbers, gas and steamfitters, 130 Geary
Friti & Shear (Alfred J. Fritz and Samuel Shear)
proptrs Recreation Grounds, SE cor Twenty-fifth
and Folsoui
Fritzo Mathias, seaman brig Nautilus, r. 1 Stanly
Court
Fritzsche Frank, blacksmith, r. SE cor Mission and
Seventeenth
Fritzsehen Charles, bartender Hermann Riepen.r. 155
Tehama
Fritzsehen Herman B., bartender Frederick Schu-
macher, r. 44 Steuart
Frizell Frank, sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r. 431 Vallejo
Frizell William, sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r. 431 Val-
lejo
Frizelle S. F., druggist, r. 216 Kearny
Frochen Jean, watchmaker, r. 14 Ji Moss
Frock Charles, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Frodsbam Edward, flourpacker Genesee Mill Co., r.
SW cor Page and Buchanan
Frodsham Edward J., shoemaker S.W. Levy, r.SW cor
Page and Buchanan
Frodsham Henry, printer, r. 1227 J^ Pacific
Frodsham John, bartender George E.Pullen,r. 1 Cod-
man PI
Froelich Christian Jr., agent Morris, Tasker & Co.
(of Philadelphia, New York, and Boston) office
258 Market, r. Grand Hotel
Froese Frank W., tanner Herman Royer, r. Excelsior
Hotel
Frohman Henry (Strauss & Frohman) r. 920 Jackson
Frohman Solomon (Rosenthal & Frohman) r. 1018
Post
Frohmann Susman, boots and shoes, 256 Fourth
Frolich Theodore, clerk Abraham Waldstein, r. 419
Hyde
Froley William, carpenter, r. 549 Mission
Fromage Theophile, cook New Guillaume Hotel
Fromberg Chcrles, upholsterer, r. 530 Bush
Fromberg. See Froomberg
Fromelius Carl, windowman Grand Hotel
Froment Antone, cook Palace Hotel
Fromeut Mars A., machinist National Iron Works, r.
729 Bay
Fromer Joseph J., compositor Morning Call, r. 222 }j
O'Farrell
Fromheim William, r. 210 Seventh
Fromm Louis (Fromm & Schaefer) r. 967 Howard
Fronun & Sciiuvter (Louis Fromm and Charles
Schaeffer) manufs upholstery trimmings, 113
Minna
Front Street Block, E s Front, bet Clay and Wash.
Front Street Wnreliouse, Gower & Gilman
proptrs, SW cor Broadway and Front
Front Street ^^'harf , foot Front
Frontier Peter, r. 11 Harlan PI
Frontin Elizabeth A. Miss, assistant Fourth St. Prim-
ary School, r. 1515 Jackson
Frontin J. G. Mrs., widow, r. 1515 Jackson
Froomberg Abraham, auctioneer Henry Froomberg, r.
7y5 Stevenson
Froomberg Henry, furrier, 114 Post, and proptr S. F.
Horse Market and Carriage Repository, 33-37 New
Montgomery, r. 787 Stevenson
Froomberg Isaac, auction store, 815 and 817 Eesrny, r.
NE cor Thirteenth and Howard
Froomberg. See Fromberg
Froome Harry, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Fross Bernard, merchant tailor, 515 Bush
Fross Morris, tailor, 316 Jessie
Frost Alonzo, bartender A. Weston, r. 150 Second
"K Frost Charles, carpenter stmr Oregon, Folsom St.
Wharf
Frost Charles, shoemaker Armstrong & Wright
Frost Cordelia L. Miss, r. 32 Jessie bet Seventh and
Eighth
Frost Eugene, bookkeeper Messer, Bacon k Co., r. 1814
Sutter
Frost Ferdinand, driver, r. 16 Natoma
FroBt Horatio (Frost & Richards) r. 1814 Sutter
Frost James, master mariner, r. 221 Capp
Frost John, waiter, r. 315 Sutter
Frost Mary, widow, r. 1039 Howard
Frost Ransom M., r. 832 Harrison
Frost Thomas R., chemist Apotheoaries' Hall, r.
Grand Hotel
Frost Wade, r. 12 Miller PI
Frost William, cook WUliam Walnwrlght, r. 150
Eighth
Frost William P., local editor Evening Post, r. 3
Grace Terrace
Frost k Richards (Horatio Frost and Calvin Richards)
house and sign painters, 206 Post
Frostholm Christ. E., carpenter, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Frothingham Peter, mining engineer, r. 1309 Vallejo
Froviss Frank, jeweler, r. 1715 O'Farrell
Frowenfeld Carrie Miss, r. 920 Van Ness Av
Frowenfeld Jacob (B. Dreyfus & Co.) r. 920 Van
Ness Av
Fruchnicht Henry, clerk Mohr & Stefifens, r. NE cor
Polk and Pacific
Friichtonicht Deiderich, seaman, r. Railroad Av, nr
Rope Works, Potrero
Frude James, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works
Freubis Joseph, artist, r. 147 Ninth
Fruhe A.., helper Empire Lodging Honse, 636 Com.
Frush Carroll, druggist, r. 15 Cleaveland
Frutiger C, widow, r. 2105 Steiner
Fry Abbie, widow, r. 616 M Natoma
Fry Edward M., r. 1812 Jackson
Fry Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 2 Raphael PI
Fry John D., capitalist, 419 California, r. 1812 Jackson
Fry John W., contractor, r. 4(V4 Minna
Fry Mary Miss, employee S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 616 5^ Natoma
Fry Robert D., r. 1812 Jackson
Fry Thomas J., hackmau, r. 1430 Jackson
Fry. See Frei , Frey and Frye
Frye E. E., lodgings, 815 Stockton
Fryer Lizzie J. Mrs., assistant Columbia St. Primary
School, r. 333 Bartlett
Fuback I. nightwatchman Branch House
Fuchs Charles, teacher music,. r. 1008 Jackson
Fuchs Christian, teamster, r. Eleventh Av, bet L and
M, South S. F.
Fuchs George, cabinetmaker Edward Eihn, r. 227
Minna
Fuchs J., cabinetmaker, r. 553 Octavia
Fuchs Joseph, r. Turk Street Hotel
Fuchs Louis, tinsmith Simeon Mistre, r. 811}^ Mont.
Fuchs Martin, carpenter City Iron Works, r. 11 Bald-
win Court
Fuchs Nicholas (Reinle & Fuchs) r. 418 Octavia
Fuchs Robert, toys and fancy notions, 1415_ Stockton
Fuendeling Amelia Miss, teacher music, r.29 Eleventh
Fuendeliiijf Julins, pastor First Reformed
Church, and St. John's Evangelical Church, r. 29
Eleventh
Fuentes Daniel, r. 1250 California
FTieutes Manuel, r. 819 Vallejo
Fii^azi Jolin F., European Steamship agent, 6
Montgomery Av, r. 1527 Powell
Fugazzi Luigi, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Fnlirmanii Adolplk M., proptr Pac. Wire Works,
751 Mission, r. 836 Union
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Fuhrmann Mary, widow, r. 836 Ubion
Fulda Albert, r. 1905 Bush
Fulda Beruhard, butcher, r. 113 Cedar Av
Fulda Brothers & Co. (Henry C. and Lamartlne R.
Fulda) planing mill and cooperage, 30-40 Spear
Fulda Edward, bookkeeper Fulda Brothers & Co., r.
1905 Bush
Fulda Henry C. (Fulda Brothers & Co.) r. 1905 Bush
Fulda Lamartine R. (Fulda Brothers & Co.) r. 1905
Bush
Fulda Lesman, butcher, 9 New Metropolitan Market,
r. 113 Cedar Av
Fulda M., willow, r. 1905 Bush
Fullar A. G., compositor MornlngCall,r. 959 Harrison
Fnllard William C, photographic printer Bradley &
Rulofson, r. 304 Third
Fuller Alonzo F., dairy produce, 27 Grand Central
Market, r. 8H Langtou
Fuller Arnold, livery stable, 1518 Pacific Av
Fuller Benjamin G., r. 900 Van Ness Av
Fuller Charles, expressmau Saucelito Ferry, r. 216
Francisco, rear
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Fuller Charles H., deutist, ofittce 45 St. Ann's Building,
r. 308 Leaveuworth
Fuller David, expressman, cor Fourth and Market, r.
644 Stevenson
Fuller David, painter, r. 1511 Leavenworth
Fuller Dean, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 34 Hayes
Fuller Fannie A. Miss, r. 33 J^ Mobs
Fuller Frank W., machinist, 419 Sac, r. 1715 Hyde
Fuller F. T. Mrs., r. 502 Mason
Fuller George H.,manuf Child's Patent School Desks,
606 Capp
Fuller Hannah M., widow, r. 24^ Dupont
Fuller Hinds, city agent Fireman's Fund Insurance
Co., 401 Californin, r. Oakland
Fuller Irving, car driver, r. 1122 >5 Larkin
Fuller James A., musician, r. 1115 Clay
Fuller Jay J. telegraph oijerator Adjutant General's
Olfice, U. S. A., Presidio Reservation
Fuller John, car conductor, r. 1126 Market
Fuller John H., r. 1307 >i Polk
Fuller John S., painter, r. E s Gunnison Av, bet Twen-
ty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Fuller Eate M. Miss, assistant Eighth St. Primary
School, r. 318 Taylor
Fuller Lewis H., assistant ticket auditor Central Pac.
RR., NE cor Fourth and Townseud, r. 2917
Sacramento
Fuller Martin, teller S. F. Savings' Union, r. 1810
Laguna
Fuller Michael, actor, r. 641 Commercial
Fuller Miles, r. Ill Twelfth, rear
Fuller M. L. Miss, at<sistaut Eighth St. Grammar
School, r. 1505)4 Market
Fuller Monroe J., miner, r. 1505 ;i Market
Fuller Orlando, insurance broker, 320 California, r.
62 South Park
Fuller Patrick, hostler Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co., r. 8
Oregon
Fuller Philip, butcher Jacob Hildebrand, r. NE coi>
Jones and Pacific
Fuller Samuel J., brickmaker. r. 1105 Mason
Fuller Sarah Miss, cook Globe House, SE cor Sixth
and Brannan
Fuller Sarah C. Miss, fringe and tassel maker, r. 33Jfi
Moss
Fuller Thomas, cigarmaker Jacob Schnitzer, r. 146
Clara
Fuller Thomas, saddle and hamessmaker, 312 Jackson
Fuller William A.,r. 226 Sutter
Fuller William A., stovemounter Holbrook, Merrill
& Stetson, r. 33 J^ Moss
Fuller William M., clerk Wilson & Hutchinson, r. 40
Twelfth
Fuller William P. (Whittier, Fuller & Co.) r. 613
Folsom
Fuller William W., clerk, r. 1105 Masou
Fuilerton Alexander, Rig. Pro. Union, 614 Howajd
Fullerton Cornelius, fruit and vegetables, 1819 Hyde
Fuilerton Martin J. A., bookkeeper J. M.Moran &Co.,
r. 1043 Mission
FuUgraf Frederick, seaman, r. North German Hotel
Fullgraff Richard, liquor saloon, 440 Bush, r.9 Hardie
PI
Fullum Edward, clerk Jos6 A. Garcia, r. 146 Clara
FuUum Edward A., molder Risdou I. and L. Works, r.
545 Howard, rear
Fullum Thomas, longshoreman, r. 406 Beale
Fullum Thomas, papurmaker, r. 146 Clara
Fulton A. L. Mrs., upholsterer and dyer, 928 Harrison
Fulton Albert, mate stmr Thomas A. Whitelaw, r. 20
Perry
Fulton Charles A., clerk U. S. Navy Pay Office, r. 14
Eddy
Fulton Charles P., bartender Theodore Fulton, r. 1207
Clay
Fnlton Edward, capitalist, r. Rusb House
Fulton Edward, clerk, r. 8 Mason
Fnlton Ellen, widow, tailoress, r. 18 Mary
Fulton George A., r. 132 Townsend
Fulton Hannah, widow, r. 412 Hyde
Fulton House, John Curtin proptr, 112 Steuart
Fulton Iron AVorks, Hinckley, Spiers k Hayes
proptrs, 207-213 Fremont, and 309-315 Howard
Fulton J amen, pay director U. S. Navy, office 434
California, r. Occidental Hotel
Fulton John (Mills, Leak& Co.) r. Gloversville, N.Y.
Fulton John B., foreman S. F. Cordage Factory, r. W
s Iowa, bet Sierra and Nevada
Fulton John R., clerk Rodgers, Meyer & Co., r. 1858 )j
Stevenson
Fultou John v., superintendent Dupont Powder Co.,
115 Piue. r. E 8 Illinois, bet Sierra and Shasta
Fulton John W., bartender Theodore Fulton, r. 207
Chattanooga
Fulton Joseph, mine superintendent, r. 416 Post
Fulton Joseph M., upholsterer, r. 928 Harrison
Fulton J. W., bellman Palace Hotel
Fulton Livery Stable, Edward H. Doyle proptr,
246 Third
Fulton Margaret, widow, r. 1858M Stevenson
Fulton Mary J., widow, r. E s Illinois, bet Sierra and
Shasta
Fulton R. L., r.The Baldwin
Fulton Robert, waiter stmr Empire, Pacific St. Wharf
Fulton Theodore, liquor saloon, 501 California, r. 511
Filbert
Fulton Walter E., magazinekeeper Dupont Powder
Co., r. E s Illinois, bet Sierra and Shasta
Fulton William (Edwards, Pickens & Fulton) r. 412
Hyde
Fultou William T.. musician, r. 1109 Stockton
Fulton W. Lyun, compositor, r. 132 Townsend
Puncheon Mary, widow, r. W s Sanchez, bet Twenty-
sixth and Twenty-seventh
Funck Henry, clerk, r. 230 Turk
Funcke Frederick (Funcke & Co.) r. SW cor Fair
Oaks and Twenty-fourth
Funcke Gustav, night watchman Philip Funcke, r.
37 Converse
Funcke Pliillp, liquor saloon and boarding, 37
Converse, and Sixth Av, bet Q and R, South S. F.
Funcke & Co. (Frederick Funcke, and Louis Sloss &
Co.) tanneries, cor Ninth and Brannan, and Sixth
Av, bet Q and R, South S. F., office 310 and 312
Sansome
Funcke. See Funke
Funel L. Mme., millinery, 240 Sutter, r. 323 Kearny
Funk Charles G., mining, 61 Nevada Block, r. 318
Kearny
Funk Christian C, sailmaker, 46 Clay, r. 1605 Js Du-
pont
Funk Henry, barber, 531 Sacramento, r. 321 Green
Funk John, wholesale butcher, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Funk John P. D., sailmaker Christan C. Funk, r. 5
Washington
Funke Emily Mrs., physician, office and r. 326
Kearny
Funke Henry, woodworker Charles Rueser, r. 26 Turk
Funke H. Riclxard, physician and surgeon, office
and r. 326 Kearny
Funke. See Funcke
Funkenstein C. & Co. (Charles and Edward Funken-
stein) importing and commission merchants, and
wholesale cofi'ee dealers, 320 Sansome, branch
Guatemala
Funkenstein Charlts (C. Funkenstein & Co.) r. 597
Ellis
Funkenstein Edward (C. Funkenstein & Co.) r. 597
Ellis
Funkenstein Julius, real-estate, 320 Sansome, r. 697
Ellis
Funkenstein Pincus, peddler, r. 11}^ Harriet
Funkenstein Samuel, clerk Gerson Harshall, r. llj^
Harriet
Furbush Ellis M., salesman Dutton & Withington, r.
1827 Stockton
Furbush Moses, workman assayer'a dept U. S. Mint,
r. 813 Lombard
Furcato Frank, fisherman, r. 900 Front
Furey Ellen Mrs., cook St. Luke's Hospital, E s San
Jose Av, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Furey Hattie, domestic 838 McAllister
Furey James, packer, r. 2016 Filbert
Furey Peter, boilermaker, r. 108 Shipley
Furger Mary A., widow, r. 620 Natoma
Furgeson Alexander 8., wholesale butcher, 126 Kear-
ny, r. 940 Twentieth
Furgeson Fred, seaman, r. 10 Berry
Furgeson Michael, Boot aad Shoemakers' Union, 771
Market
Furgeson Peter, mate schr Trustee, Green St. Wharf
Furgetion Thomas, gardener, r. Central Pacific
Hotel
Furgeson. See Ferguson
Furgie Edward, agent Pac. jNIutual Life Insurance
Co., 512 California, r. Grand Hotel
Furley John F., goldbeater James B. Newman, r. 824
Pacific, rear
Furlong Andrew, seaman, r. 23 Clinton
Furlong George, laborer, r. N s Union, nr Battery
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Furlong James, longshoreman, r. 15 Natoma
Furlong John, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. "Works,
r. S 6 Day, bet Church and Sanchez
Furlong Jc eeph, r. 1529 Sutter
Furlong Nicholas, attorney at law, r. 916H Folsom
Furlong Patrick, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1 Antonio
Furlong Patrick, milk ranch, Cole, 8 of Golden Gate
Park
Furlong Patrick, saloonkeeper, r. 1 Boyd
Furlong Patrick, stevedore, r. 73 Natoma
Furlong Samuel J., second engineer Pacific Coast SB.
Newport, r. 710 Turk
Furlong Thomas, r. 293 Union
Furlong Thomas N. (Furlong k Manseau) r. 823 Mar-
ket
Furlong William K., seaman, r. 21-1 Broadway
Furlong & Manseau (Thomas N. Furlong and James
Manseau) showcase and counter manufs, 823 Mar-
ket
Furlough Daniel T., seaman, r. 314 Main, rear
Furmau C. J. Mrs., proprit^tress Change House, 331
Montgomery and 511 }i California
Furman F.miiia, widow, r. 2205 Pine
Furman Henry M., bookkeeper F. P. & J. A. Hooper,
r. 2205 Pine
Furman 'William H., bookkeeper, r. 2205 Pine
Furness Adam, carpenter, r. 915 Mission
Fumess George, engineer Sutter St. RR.
Furness J»hn, contractor and builder, r. (545 Oak
Furnia Henry, bartender, r.735 Green
Furnival Thomas, farmer, r. 529 Sacramento
Furrer Albert, fresco painter, 120 Sutter, r. 2106 Van
Ness Av
Furrer Caspr.r (Furrer & Simon) r. Anderson, nr
Cortland Av, B. H.
Furrer Frederick, butler C. Haas, 607 Bush
Furrer Louis (Regli k Furrer) r. W s Eureka,
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Furrer Peter, Swiss Benev. Soc. 109 Montgomery
Furrer & Simon (Caspar Furrer and Peter Simon)
dairy, Anderson, nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Furrey James, curer Lobos Square Packing House, r.
20ir. Filbert
Furry John, stableman Charles Kellett, r. 261G Mission
Furry William H., pressman B. F. Sterett, r. 109
Leavenworth
Furst John, bootmaker H. Hinders, r. 15 Adelaide PI
Furst Martin I., r. 1019 Pierce
Furst Philip, ladles and gents' furnishing goods, 1413
Stockton
Furst Philip, special policeman, r. 562 Brannan
Furst WaMemar, traveling agent Sanderson & Horn,
r. 1422 Geary
Furst. See Ferst
Furstenthal Goodman R., jeweler, r. 1526 Powell
Furter Samtiel, machinist, r. 18 Russ
Furth Charles, carpenter S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory
Furth Ignatz, merchant, r. 612 M Natoma
Furth Simon, merchant, 207 Front, r. 622 Eddy
Fusellcr Louis, fireman Engine No. 3, S. F. F. D., r.
1313 California
Fuselier Martraret, widow, r. 3 Rose Av
Fuselier William, extramau Engine No. 3, S. F. F. D.,
r. 1313 California
Fusilier Charles, teamster J. A. Shaber & Co., r. 813
Howard
Fusilier Margaret, widow, r. 523 Taylor
Fustlni Piter, florist, 9 Eddy
Futterer Bnptiste, r. 907 Bryant
Futterer Elizabeth Mrs., dressmaker, r. 907 Bryant
Futternieiiger Oerhardt G., laborer Cal. Sugar Re-
finery, r. E 8 Sanchez, bet Twenty-eighth and
Duncan
Fuzenot Auguste, salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co.,
r. 735 Ellis
Fylgraff Frederick, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Oaab Charles, clerk, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Oabn Henry (Diamond & Gaba) r. 3(>6 Third
Gabarino Antolne, laborer Cutting Packing Co., r.
414 Vallejo
Gabbs Sarah, widow, r. 323 Oak
Gabel Jacob, carpenter, r. 1002 Montgomery
Gabelaud Daniel, blacksmith John H. Toothaker, r.
Gough, nr Geary
Gabelman Charles, millwright Joseph Wagner & Co.,
r. 452 Minna
Gabelman Louis, millwright Whi ttier. Fuller & Co.,
r. Twenty-second, nr Doleres
Qabilau Martin, cigarmaker, r. 528 Green
Gable George, butcher, r. 265 Jessie
Gabler Gustave, sausage factory, 1412 Polk
Gabiuet Pasqual (Gabinet & Shirley) r. 736 Vallejo,
rear
Gabinet & Shirley (Pasqual Gabinet and Francis
Shirley) poultry and game, 506 Clay
Gabriel Adolph, bookbinder, r. SE cor Twentieth and
Treat Av
Gabriel Andres, fisherman, r. 504 Vallejo
Gabriel August, laborer Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 1323 Geary
Gabriel D., cook, r. 42 Everett
Gabriel Francisco J., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415 J4 Drumm
Gabriel G., fancy feathers, and artificial flowers, 637
Washington
Gabriel Gustave. packer S. W. Levy, r. 115 Hayes
Gabriel Jacob, teacher languages, r. 711 Hyde
Gabriel Peter, laborer, r. 826 Jackson
Gachet Louis, bookkeeper C. Scheggia, r. 734 M Val-
lejo
Gachotte Charles, r. 1024 Powell
Gade Augusta, domestic 1031 Harrison
Gadsby E. H., house and sign painter, 510 Market, r.
655 Seventeenth
Gaelano J., captain schr Calistnga, Front St. Wharf
Gneriles Brotlierg (John H. and Hermann) gro-
ceries and liquors, .534 First
Gaerdes Henry, clerk Meyer Brothers & Gaerdes, r.
SW cor Bush and Pierce
Gaerdes Hermann (Gaerdes Brothers, and Meyer
Bros. & Gaerdes) r. 534 First
Gaerdes Jacob, seaman schr J. B. Leeds, r. 12 Jack-
son
Gaerdes John H. (Gaerdes Brothers) r. 534 First
Gaerdes. See Gerdes
Gaertens Ernest, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Gaestel Joseph, groceries and liiniors, 1016 Kearny
Gaeth John A., friugemaker Fromm & Schaefer, r.
928 Folsom
Gaetjen Henry W., wines and liquors, S s King, nr
Foiirth, r. 114?:i Freelou
Gafl'ee Stephen L., glassblower 8. F. and Pacific
Glass Works, r. 873 Folsom
Gaftery Maria Miss, dressmaker, r. 1021 Mission
Gafl'ey Ann E., widow, r. 521 Natoma
Gati'ey Charles, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Giifl'ey John T., r. 521 Natoma
Gafl'ty Philip M., clerk, r. 521 Natoma
GatTey Patrick T., r. 521 Natoma
Gaftey Thomas W., parcel clerk Eeane Brothers, r.
.Wl Natoma
GafHeld Erastus C, laborer, r. 8W cor Twenty-ninth
and Dolores
GnfHgan Mary, widow, r. 2 Lewis
GafliganMary A., widow, r. 1025 Harrison
Gaffigau Tho'mas \., laborer, r. 1025 Harrison
Gaffke Ernst, cigar manuf, 443 Bush, r. SW cor Stock-
ton and Bush
Gaflfke John H., laborer, r. N s Sierra, bet Maryland
and Louisiana
Gaflfney Annie, widow, r. 38 First
Gaftney Bernard, laborer, r. 909 Battery, rear
GafTney Francis, messenger Magdalen Asylum
Gaffney Hrnry T., cooper Mattullath Manuf. Co., r.
1324 Folsom
Gafl'ney James, carpenter, r. 9 Pacific -^
Gafl'ney James, contractor, r. 125 First Av
Gafl"uey James, foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 963
Howard
Gnflfney James, laborer, r. 668 Mieplon
Gatt'ney James, leaver, r. 1324 Folsom
Gafl'ney James, teamster Reuton Coal Co., r. 1031 Sut-
ter, rear
Gaffney James Jr., storekeeper Pacific Mail 83. City
of Sydney, r. 963 Howard
Gaffney James J. (Hayr s & Co.) r. 104 Jackson
Gaffney James T.. plumber, r. 668 Mission
Gaffney Jeremiah, teamster David Bush, r. 1907 Scott
Gaffney John (Farrell & Gnfl'uey) r. 230 Ritch
Gafl'ney John, laborer, r. 414 Beale
Gafl'ney John, metal roofer Henrj- G. Flske
Gaffney John, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
SAK FRANCISCO LAUNDRY. ""^ ^^Ifl'LU^fT" s»'-«"'»
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IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IX COAL. AND PIG IRON,
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Gaflfney Malachi, hostler Omnibus ER., r. 246 Clem.
Gaffney Marion Miss. r. 806 Howard
Gaffney Mary E. Miss, r. 1324 Folsora
Gaffney Michael, bookkeeper Rilev & Vest, r. 903 Sac.
Gaffney Michael, cook Lahey & McNeil, r. 133 Fifth
Gaflfney Michael, laborer N. B. and Mission RR., r.
668 Mission
Gaffney Michael H., liquor saloon, NE cor Polk and
Jackson, r. 1908 Polk
Gaffney Patrick, r. 1622 Howard
Gaffney Patrick, laborer, r. 316 OTarrell, rear
Gaffney Patrick, laborer Southern Pac. RR.
Gaffney Patrick, longshoreman, r. 13 Frederick
Gaffney Patrick M., contractor, r. ^i Freelou
Gaffney Rose, domestic 1F03 California
Gaffney Terrence, hammerman Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
SE cor Shasta and Michigan
Gaffney Thomas H., helper Mattullath Manuf. Co.,
r. 1324 Folsom
Gaffney Thomas W., barber, r. 445 Clementina
Gaffney William, hostler Oiunibtis RR., r. 246 Clem.
Gaffort Jonathan, brickmason, r. 184 Fourteenth
Gagau J. B. Miss, clerk U. S. Surveyor General's Of-
lice, r. .522 Third
Gagan John F., cutter Hyman Levison, r. 349^
Minna
Gagan Mary, dressmaker, 1517 Market
Gagan M. J., widow, r. 515 Valencia
Gagan Thomas, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 440
Jessie
Gagan Thomas, shoemaker, r. 1.517 Market
Gagau. See Gageu, Gahaganand Geoghegan
Gage Aaron H., foreman finishing room Buckingham
& Hecht, r. 402 Hayes
Gage Charles L., clerk freight dept Central Pac. RR.,
r. .22 Stanly PI
Gage Edward F., photographer George D. Morse, r.
417 Montgomery
Gage Edward M., clerk Bell Telephone Co., 140 Mont-
gomery, r. 22 Stanly PI
Gage John W., captain bark Portland, office 44 Mar-
ket, r. Oakland
Gage Julia A., widow, r. 22 Stanly PI
Gage June, clerk Lebenbaum & Goldberg, r. Oakland
Gage N. N. Mrs., widow, r. 193 Sixteenth
Gage Stephen T., president lone Coal and Iron Co.,
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 42, r.
Oakland
Gage William S. (Wooster, Hubbell & Co.) r. 816 Bush
Gagen Catherine Miss, cloakmaker Fratinger & Noll,
r. 1206 Folsom
Gagen Jane, widow, r. 906 Howard
Gagen John, salesman Wurkheini & Co., r. 1206 Fol.
Gagen Mary Ann Miss, cloakmaker Fratinger & Noll,
r. 1206 Folsom
Gagen Thomas, baker St. Mary's Hospital, r. 1206 Fol.
Gagen Thomas R., clerk The Daily Exchange Pub-
lishing Co., r. 906 Howard
Gagen \Yilliam, laborer, r. 109 Vallejo, rear
Gagen. See Gagan, Gahagan and Geoghegan
Gager Charles L., painter, r.931 Sacramento
Gager James H. with J. C. Flood & Co., r. 1309 Taylor
Gaggero Giuseppe, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Gaggino Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Gagliardini Giacoino, painter, r. 726 Green, rear
Gagliardo Andrew (Gagliardo & Chichizola) r. 908
Sansom©.
Gagliardo Giovanni, Italian Sharpshooters, 413
Broadway
Gagliardo & Chichizola (Andrew Gagliardo and An-
tonio Chi«;hizola) groceries, 725 SHnsome
Gagliata Luigi, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Gagnere Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co., Cal.) George
Wilson secretary, office 118 Sutter
Gagnere Nicolas, r. 1027 Dupont
Gahagan Anthony, laborer, r. 10}^ Geneva
Gahagan James, shoemaker E. D. Nolan & Co., r. 605
Fulton
Gahagan Richard, laborer, r. 5 Lick Alley
Gahagan Thomas, gardener Calvary Cemetery, r. S s
St. Rose, bet Wood and Collins
Gahagan. See Gagan, Gagen, and Geoghegan
Gahan James, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Gahan John, laborer, r. 39 Fifth Av
Gahnstrom J., waiter Scaudinavian Hotel, 30 Clay
Gahrs Jacob, mate schr North Beach, r. 410 Pacific
Gaicles Bertha Miss, r. 1714 Bush
Gailliard Cliarles, proptr Gailhard Hotel, 507 and
509 Pine
G-ailliarcl Hotel, Charles Gailhard proptr, 507 and
.509 Pine
Gailhard Pierre, groceries, 1426 Dupont
Gaillard A., bookkeeper Hibernia Savings and Loan
Society, r. Oakland
Gaillard Charles, assistant bookkeeper French Sav-
ings and Loan Society, r.West Oakland
Gaillard Joseph, wines and liquors, 229 Sixth
Gaillard Josephine, laundress, r. 712 Vallejo
Gaillnrd Leon, shoemaker Louis Girard, r.34 Natoma
Gaillard Victoria, photogi'aph painter, r. 675 Mission
Gaillardo Jose Mario, tailor, r. 1518 Stockton
Gaines Chauncey, clerk general freight office Central
Pac. RR., r. 729 Eleventh
Gaines John C. , watchmaker and jeweler James
Young, r. S 8 Sutter, bet Powell and Mason
Gaines Matthew, teamster, r. 909 Post
Gaines Thomas, teamster Renton Coal Co., r. 909 Post
Gaines William R., porter Nevada Block, r. 503 Sutter
Gainey Tiimble C, driver S. F. Laundry Assn, r.
1601;^ Fillmore
Gainor Patrick, teamster, r. 911 Battery
Gaitly James, boatman, r. 703 Davis
Galan Carlog F., attorney at law, office 83 and 84
Montgomery Block, r. 1610 Jones
Galavotti Silvio, foreman G.Venard, r. 133 Ellis
Galavotti Theodore, teacher dancing, r. 133 Ellis
Galberg Peter, cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, r. 31
Welsh
Galberg Peter, carpenter Southern Pac. RR., r. Oak-
land
G.ilbraith Alexander, blacksmith Carvill Manuf. Co.,
r. Park Hotel
Galbraith James, special policeman, r. 1109 Folsom
Galbraith Samuel, clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 1109 Folsom
Galbreath John, tender Sixth St. Bridge, r. 621
Seventh
Galbreath William, wines and liquors, 759 Brannan
Gale Frank W., receiving clerk Huntington, Hopkins
& Co., r. 2517 Mission
Gale Howard M., advertising solicitor, 337 Pine, r. 217
Post
Gale J., actor Baldwin Theater, r. Russ House
Gale Jeremiah W.(J.W. Gale & Co.) r. 733 Sixteenth
Gale John W., clerk J.W. Gale & Co., r. 733 Sixteenth
G;ile Julia A. Mrs., r. 1705 Stockton
Gale J. W. & Co. (Jeremiah W. Gale) fruit and pro-
duce commission, 402 Davis
Gale Mattie Mrs., r. 201 Turk
Gale Walter, calker Middlemas & Boole
Galeana Francisco, r. 321 Geary
Galehouse Frederick, carpenter, r. 2315 Howard
Gales John M., liquor saloon, 536 Merchant, r. 526
Merchant
Galey Lucie, dressmaker, r. 824 Jackson
Galey Paul, peddler, r. 824 Jackson
Galian Pascual, tailor, r. 1337 Dupont, rear
Galigher Joseph E., tuner W. G. Badger, r. 2316 Cal.
Galigher Rebecca A., widow, r. 2310 California
Galinger Joseph (Galing>r & Mayer) r. 2227 Pine
Galinger Nanuette Miss, r. 2218 California
Galinger A: Mayer (Joseph Galinger and Marcus
Mayer) market, 621 Hyde
Galiotto Antonio, peddler, r. 31 Commercial
Gall Carrie Miss, ladies' hairdresser, 814 Larkin
Gall Gottlob F., butcher Charles Hook, r. 805 Union
Gall Katie M. Miss, domestic 1913 Franklin
Gall RebeciH Mrs., widow, r. 814 Larkin
Gall William, seaman, r. 810 Battery
Gall. See Gaul
Gallagher Agues, widow, dressmaker, r. 2208 Geary
Gallagher Alice Miss, machine operator Jory Bros., r.
1223 Folsom
Gallagher Ann, widow, r. 1315 Montgomery
Gallagher Anna, widow^, r. 12 Bowlo
Gallagher Bernard, r. 636^ Fourth
Gallajrlter Bernard, manuf wagons, trucks, drays,
etc., 220 and 222 Mission, r. 224 Fourth
Gallagher Bernard, wood and coal, 6 Boardman PI
Gallagher Bernard J., r. 115 Eleventh
Gallagher Bridget, widow, r. 1622 Turk
Gallagher Charles, laborer, r. 426 Linden Av
Gallagher Charles, wood and coal, 917 Eighteenth,
nr Castro
Gallagher Charles E., Oakland and San Francisco Ex-
jiresB, 309 East, r. Oakland
Gallagher Charles J., plumber. 419 Grove
Gallagher Cora Miss, a.ssistant Florida St. Primary
School, r. 218 Seventh
I nilNni APH Ri CC\ Growers of and Dealers in FINE WINES.
J« \-HJIlL'L_nVyll \jL V/V/i Corner Market and Second Streets.
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Gallagher Cornelius, laborer, r. 21 Valparaiso, rear
Gallagher Daniel, cooper bark Sea Breeze
Gallagher Daniel, laborer freight dept Central Pac.
KR.
Gallagher Daniel, laborer, r. 2 Brannan PI
Gallagher Daniel, real-estate, r. 10 Bowie Av
Gallagher Daniel, teamster Superintendent of Streets
Gallagher Daniel J., butcher Nevada Co., r. SE cor
Chestnut and Fillmore
Gallagher Daniel W., proptr Excelsior Iron Works,
151 and 153 Beale. r. W 8 Dolores, bet Thirtieth
and Thirty-first
Gallagher David, helper O. K. Foundry, r. 64 First
Gallagher Don, laborer, r. South Park House
Gallagher E. JVliss, assistant Sanchez St. School, r. 333
Guerrero
Gallagher Edward, r. 1315 Montgomery
Gallagher Edward, r. 327 Minna
Gallagher Edward, boarding, NW cor San Bruno Road
and Precita Av
Gallagher Edward, clerk Henry O. Hill, r. 1223 Fol-
sum
Gallagher Edward, wharfinger North Point and Eu-
reka Wharf, r. 324 Ellis
Gallagher Edward M., house and sign painter,
438 Jackson, r. 1221 Union
Gallagher Ellen, widow, boarding, 28 Minna
Gallagher Elizabeth, widow, r. Putnam, nr Cortland
Av,B. H.
Gallagher Farrell, blacksmith Bernard Gallagher, r.
224 Fourth
Gallagher Feli.x, laborer Hancock & Eelso, r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
Gallagher Frank, longshoreman, r. E s Montgomery,
nr Greenwich
Gallagher Frank, milkman, 2613 Sutter
Gallagher Frank J., salesman O'Connor, Mofifatt&Co„
r. 29 Dorland
Gallagher George, bootmaker EuUman, Salz & Co., r.
28 Minna
Gallagher George, engineer Engine No. 1, 8. F. F.
D., r. 419 Pacific
Gallagher Gertrude Miss, assistant Mission Primary
School, r. 333 Guerrero
Gallagher Hannah, ladies' nurse, r. E s Mission, nr
Thirtieth
Gallagher Hannah Miss, picker S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 19 Twenty-second
Gallagher Henry, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r. 439
First
Gallagher Henry, carpenter Cal. Wire Works, r. 1118
Jackson
Gallagher Henry A., clerk freight auditor Central
Pac. RR., r. 133 Page
Gallagher Henry J. (Flanagan & Gallagher) r. 10
Bowie Av
Gallagher Honora, widow, r. 315 Minna
Gallagher Hugh, coalpasser 8S. Oregon, Folsom St.
Wharf
Gallagher Hugh, cooper, r. 137 Fifteenth
Gallagher Hugh, engineer, r. 1312 Deyisadero
Gallagher Hugh, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Gallagher Hugh, stableman, r. 38 Jessie, rear
Gall«i;lier HugU P. Rev., rector St. Joseph's
Church, r. 224 Tenth
Gallagher Humphrey, bootmaker Kullman, Salz &
Co. r. 28 Minna
Gallagher Isabel Miss, assistant Sanchez St. School,
r. 333 Guerrero
Gallagher J., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Gallagher J. k Sou (James and- J. Henry Gallagher)
carriage manufs, 843 Han-ison
Gallagher James (J. Gallagher k Son) r. 826 Harrison
Gallughir James, boilermaker, r. N s Berry, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Gallagher James, bricklayer, r. 6 Hoff Av
Gallagher James, laborer, r. 4'^U Linden Av
Gallagher James, laborer A. Waldstein, r. 602 Fell
Gallagher James, printer, r. 231 First
Gallagher James, steward, r. 29 Dorland
Gallagher James Edward, bootmaker Eullman, Salz
k Co., r. "28 Minna
Gallagher James J., r. W s Dolores, bet Thirtieth
and Thirty-first
Gallagher James L., policeman City Hall, r. 218
Seventh
Gallagher J. Henry (J. Gallagher & Son) r. 826 Har-
rison
Gallagher John (Collins Jt Gallagher) r. 269 Stevenson
Gallagher John, cooper, r. 439 First
Gallagher John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
108 Freelon
Gallagher John, gardener, r. 83 Clementina
Gallagher John, ironmolder Union Iron Works, r.
439 First
Gallagher John, laborer, r. 307 Austin
Gcllagher John, laborer William Kerr, r. 907 Battery
Gallagher John, peddler, r. 12 McLea Court
Gallagher John, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 502}^ Fell
Gulluiflker Jolin P., liquor saloon, NE cor Mar-
ket and Front, r. 2912 Folsom
Gallagher Joseph, messenger Major George H. Men-
dell, r. 1013 Stevenson
Gallaglier Joseph A. Rev., assistant rector St.
Joseph's Church, r. '224 Tenth
Gallagher Joseph G., compositor A. L. Bancroft &
Co., r. 1849 Stevenson
Gallagher Joseph P., master mariner, r. 629 Ivy Av
Gallagher Julia Mrs., dressmaker, r. Park. House, NE
cor Twenty-fourth and Mission
Gallagher Kate, shirtmaker, r. 9 Tehama
Gallagher Kate, shoefitter Daniel W. Emerson, r. 1316
Montgomery
Gallagher Kate, widow, r. 1223 Folsom, rear
Gallagher Katie, boxmaker S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 1937 Howard
Gallagher L. B., Mrs., janitress, r. 1312 Devisadero
Gallagher Lizzie, vridow, r. C36)4 Fourth
Gallagher M. A. Miss, chambermaid Lick House
Gallagher Maggie J. Miss, assistant Denman Gram-
mar School, r. 2719 Mission
Gallagher Margaret, widow, r. 19 Twenty-second
Gallagher Margaret, widow, r. 502 J<i Fell
Gallagher Mary, domestic 1'20 Fell
Gallagher Mary, housekeeper 224 Tenth
Gallagher Mary Miss, picker S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 19 Twenty-second
Gallagber Mary Miss, proprietress Hubbard House,
139 Fourth
Gallagher Mary, widow, r. 969 Mission
Gallagher Mary A., domestic 1822 Sacramento
Gallagher Mary Ellen, teacher St. Joseph's School, r.
Putnam, nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Gallagher Michael, driver N. B. and Mission RR., r.
229 Folsom
Gallagher Michael, laborer Presidio Reservation
Gallagher Michael, soapmaker Thomas Dolau, r. W b
Nebraska, ur Sixteenth
Gallagher Michael, soapmaker United Workingmens'
Soap Mauuf. Co., r. E s Potrero Av, bet Center
and Santa Clara
Gallagher Michael, stonecutter Began & Orford, r.
1071 Bryant
Gallagher Michael Henry, bootmaker Eullman, Salz
ic Co., r. 28 Minna
Gallagher Michael J., painter Edward M. Gallagher,
r. 1221 Union
Gallagher Michael J., trunkmaker Fechheimer &
Steele, r. 1609 Folsom
Gallagher Minnie Miss, tailoress, r. 250 Third
Gallagher Nellie, shoetrimmer S. W. Roseustock &
Co., r. 1315 Montgomery
Gallagher Patrick, r. 44 Minna
Gallagher Patrick (Beanston & Gallagher) r. 607 J6
Natuma
Gallagher Patrick, bricklayer, r. 513 Third
Gallagher Patrick, forem*n Cal. Chemical Works, r.
E s San Bruno Road, bet Twenty-sixth and Twen-
ty-seveuth
Gallagher Patrick, laborer, r. 254 Clementina
Gallagher Patrick, laborer, r. NE cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Gallagher Patrick, poultry and game, 39 and 40 Grand
Arcade Market
Gallagher Patrick, shoemaker, r. 17 Laskle
Gallagher Patrick, tinsmith Cutting Packing Co., r.
'2(14 M Minna
Gallagher Patrick B., shoemaker Jory Brothers, r.
838 Market
Gallagher Patrick J., porter Pacific Mail 88. City of
Chester, r. 1849 Stevenson
Gallagher Patrick J., expressman, SE cor Mission
and Beale, r. 712 Nnttmia
Gallagher Peter, blacksmith O. K. Foundry, r. 360
Grove
Gallagher Peter, boilermaker, r. 26 Natoraa
Gallagher Peter, plasterer, r. 15)4 Freelon
Gallagber E., stone builder Joseph Wagner t Co., r.
328 Jessie
Gallagher Robert, plumber, r. 6 Leroy PI
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN, '3i«lNTG0MERIiT.,
JONAS J. M3RR;33:^.
JLniuber Ucait-r, IV. E.cor. Mission and Spoar Sts. , hag larjgfe
laumber SbefLi filled 'with -well seusoned Itumber.
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Gallagher Robert, shorthand reporter, 05 Nevada
Block, r. 218 Seventh
Gallagher Sarah G. Mrs., r. 207 Powell
Gallagher Susan Miss, luuudross, r. 34 Louisa
Gallagher T., r. :38 Jessie
Gallagher T. luiniug, r. Columbia Hotel
Gallagher Thomas, bricklayer, r. 248 Jessie
Gallagher Thomas, coalpasser Pacific Mall SS. China
Gallagher Thomas (McCoy & Gallagher) r. 705 Clem.
Gallagher Thomas, laborer, r. 21 Rincon PI
Gallagher Thomas, plumber John Doherty, r. 1406 Pine
Gallaglier Thomas, teamster, r. 730 Fourth
Gallagher Thomas F., bootmaker Kulhnan, Salz &
Co., r. 28 Minna
Gallagher Thomas F., clerk M. Goss & Co., r. 1071
Bryant
Gallagher Thomas H., stonecutter new City Hall, r.
140G Hyde
Gallagher Thomas J., attorney at law, 320 Sansome,
room 11
Gallagher Thomas J., blacksmith, r. 218 Seventh
Gallagher Walter, clerk David McClure, r. 218 Seventh
Gallagher William, laborer, r. 3066 Sixteenth
Gallagher William, nailer S. W. Levy, r. .5023^ Fell
Gallagher William, painter Carvill Mauuf. Co., r.
007 J^ Natoma
Gallagher William, teamster A. E. Buckman, r. NE
cor Church and Borland
Gallagher William G., master mariner, r. 9 Oak Grove
Av, rear
Gallagher William P., boots and shoes, 2017 Fillmore
Gallagher William R., furniture, 20 Fourth, r. 231
O'Farrell
Gallagher Winifred, widow, r. 441 Eddy
Gallagher Winifred, widow, r. 6 Leroy PI
Gallagher. See Galigher
Gaflan Louis, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Gallaud Abraham, r. 1053 Mission
Gallaud B. B., clerk Nast, Greenzweig & Co., r. 117
Jones
Gallaud C, seaman SS. Newbern, Folsom St.Wharf
Gallaud Joseph B. (Nast, Greenzweig & Co.) r. 117
Jones
Gallardo Germanica Miss, r. 1403 Mason
Gallardo Leonardo, tailor, r. 514 Green
Gallardo Raphael, barreldealer, NW cor Twenty-sixth
and Folsom
Gallardo Teresa, widow, r. 612 Broadway
Gallatin Albert (Huntington, Hopkins & Co.) r. Sac-
ramento
Gallatin Willis E., gasfitter, r. 338 Seventh
Gall.iudett James H., liquor saloon, Merrimac St.
Wharf
Galleano Antonio, cigar manuf, 802 Montgomery, r.
413 Vallejo
Galleano Benjamin, cigarmaker Antonio Galleano, r.
413 Vallejo
Galleano J., Cigarmakors' Assn. 771 Market
Galleano John, painter, r. 41!) Vallejo, rear
Gallcgo R. C, superintendent E. Detrick & Co., r. 21
Haight
Gallegos Juan, capitalist, r. 722 Sutter
Gallegos Rafael (Montealegre & Co.) r. 506 Sutter
Gallenbach Max, clerk, r. SE cor Columbia and Twen-
ty-third
Gallitly A. J., St. Andrew's Soc, 232 Sutter
Galley Adeline Muie., dressmaker, 824 Stockton
Galli A., k Co. (Alphonso Galli) produce commission,
510 and 518 Sansome
Galli Alphonso (A. Galli &: Co.) r. 1607 Powell
Galli Carlo, foreman stonecutter D. Sheeriu, r. 631
Broadway
Galli D., stonecutter new City Hall, r. 631 Broadway
Galli Felix, sculptor Pietro Mazzara, r. 1013 Stockton
Galli Giacomo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Galli Giuseppe, fruits and vegetables, 1514 Dupont
Galli Giuseppina, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Galli Joseph (Joseph Galli k Co.) r. 1013 Stockton
Galli Joseph, laborer Bocken & Baccala, r. 1611 Powell
Galli Joseph k Co. (Joseph Galli and Joseph Schneily)
machinists, 504 Commercial
Galli Lorenzo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Galli Luigl, fisherman. Front St.Wharf
Galli Pietro, clerk Joseph Equi & Co., r. 440 Hayes
Galli Valentine, barber Stable & Bernhard, r. 323
Dupont
Galliano Celestine Rev., professor St. Ignatius Col-
lege, 214 Hayes
Galli ard Edmund, r. 420 Jackson
Galliard Edward (F. Berton & Co.) r. 127 Montgomery I
Galli ck Sarah Miss, saleslady William S. Townsend
Gallick Simon, r. 1202 Howard
Galligan Patrick, laborer, r. 1322 Sacramento
Galligau Peter, boilermaker, r. N s Army, bet Church
and Sanchez
Galligan Peter, driver, r. 1322 Sacramento
Gallimberti Carlo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Gallivan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 96 Colton
Gallivau John, porter C. C. Hastings & Co., r. 4
Wildey
Gallivan Mary, domestic 2514 California
Gallmann Jacob F. (Gallmann & Trumpler) r. 1709
Stevenson
Gallmann & Trumpler (Jacob F. Gallmann and Wal-
ter Trumpler) carriage and ornamental painters,
1711 Mission
Gallo B. & Co. (Bernard Gallo) florists, 246 Sutter
Gallo Bernard (B. Gallo & Co.) r. 246 Sutter
Gallois Eugene, salesman Verdler, Moreau & Co., r.
819 Mission
Gallop Edward H., driver JamesL. Berry, r. 544 Bry-
ant
Gallop. See Gallup
Galloup Henry C, printer, r. 1133 Clay
Galloup Jerome B., shoemaker, i. 1133 Clay
Galloup Jerome B. Mrs., bookbindery, 419 Sacramen-
to, r. 1133 Clay
Galloway George, actor Bella Union Theater, r. 551)4
Natoma
Galloway James, second engineer stmr Amador, Oak-
land Ferry
Galloway James, shipcarpenter, r. 1063 Broadway
Galloway John, calker, r. 326 Spear
Galloway John D., shipjoiner, r. 1063 Broadway
Galloway Joseph W., school director, r. 1409 Powell
Galloway Nicholas, calker, r. 312 Folsom
Galloway Patrick, teamster Superintendent of Streets
Galloway William, r. 917 Sansome
Galloway William, muster mariner, r. 223 O'Farrell
GALLOWAY WILLIAM T.,
lithographer, 540 Clay, r. 223 O'Farrell
Galloway. See Galway.
Gallup Benjamin, carpenter, r. 327 Fifth
Gallup James (Heath, Gallup & Co.) 58 Clay
Gallup James, seaman sloop Dorinda, Howard St.
■S\Tiarf
Gallup John T., mate schr Free Trade, r. 27 Rausch
Gallup M. E. Mrs., r. .504 Ellis
Galnetto Orlando, laborer Sea Wall
Galpin Philip G. (Harmon & Galpin) attorney at law,
402 California, r. 608 Polk
Gait House, E. T. Stevenson proptr, 032 Market
Galtes Pablo, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, r. 730 Mont,
Galvez Mariana Miss, r. 915 Broadway
Galvln Ann, widow, r. 506 Minna
Galvin Garret, cutter, r. 808 Howard
Galvin James, teamster, r. 31 Clinton Park, rear
Galvin James A., carriage trimmer, r. 566 Minna
Galvin Jeremiah, cellarman Hibernia Brewery, r. 96
Colton
Galvin Jeremiah, helper Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 54
Minna, rear
Galvin Jeremiah J., printer, r. 1321 Scott
Galvin John, r. 33 Jessie, rear
Galvin John, laborer Black Point Packing House, r.
NW cor Francisco and Fillmore
Galvin John, messman Pacific Mail SS. China
Galvin Martin, groceries and liquors, NE cor Eighth
and Shipley
Galvin M. E., sack sewer Mission Rock Dock and
Warehouse, r. 340 Third
Galvin Michael, capitalist, r. 14 Turk
Galvin Michael, laborer Pool & Harris, r. 3 Lick Alley
Galviu Patrick, laborer, r. 431 M Shipley
Galvin Timothy, porter S. W. Levy, r. 33 Jessie
Galvin William, laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.,
r. W B Kansas, bet Nevada and Humboldt
Galvin William, traveling agent, r. 121) Jii Turk
Galway Eliza M., widow, r. 20 Turk
Galway Mary, widow, r. NE cor Fifteenth and Mission
Galway May E., teacher music, r. 20 Turk
Galzeck Ernest, r. Helvetia Hotel
Gama Anton (Gama & Fe.s'er) r. 711 Mission
Gama Stuinis, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Gama <& Feslsr (Anton Gama and Frank Fesler)
liquor Saloon, 711 Mission
Gamage John, agent, 328 Montgomery, room 12, r. 528
Pine
Gamage Maite T., widow, r. 1415 Taylor
f^]rf\ \A/ r*| ADI/ ^*^ MARKET STREET, wholesale and retail dealer in
ULU. VY. LLAnK, Paper Hangings & Shade Material. Manufacturer of window Shades
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
WHOXiESAIiB!
HARDAVARE,
Corner Market and Front Street*.
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Gamba Joseph, cook, r. 1217 Kearny
Gambert Felix (Lemoine, Gambert & Co.) r. San Jos^
Gambill Andrew J., r. 33^ Monroe
Gambini Micliele, Italian Benev.Soc, 423 Washington
Gamble Alexander, attorney at law, 90 Montgomery
Block, r. 1202 Mason
Gamble Daniel, student TTniverBity Mound College
Gamble George F., delivery clerk Western Union Tel.
Co., r. Oakland
Gamble James, general superintendent Western
Union Tel. Co., office 302 Montgomery, room 20,
r. Piedmont, Alameda Co.
Gamble John, r. 12 Harlan PI
Gamble John, capitulist, r. 423 Bush
Gamble John A. (Nevada Co.) r. Prospect Av, B. H.
Gamble John, principal University Mound College, S
s Sierra Av, bet Mission and San Bruno Boad
Gamble John, teacher, r. E s Prospect Av, bet Coso
and Esmeralda Xvs, B. H.
Gamble John A., bookkeeper, r. E s Prospect Av, bet
Coso and Esmeralda Avs, B. H.
Gamble John L., clerk Western Union Tel. Co., r. 1027
Mission
Gamble Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Gamble Peter (Mclnerny & Stutz) r. Prospect Av, B.H.
Gamble Peter, laborer, r. 226 Eltch
Gamble W. H.. receiver Western Union Tel. Co., r.
RusB Hoiise
Gamble William P., bookkeeper, r. E s Prospect Av,
bet Coso and Esmeralda Avs, B. H.
Gambo William, dalrj-man, r. SW cor Columbia and
Twentiith
Oamboa Isabel, r. 27 John
Gambonl Joseph, milker John A. Roy, r. W s San
Bruno Road, opp Fifteenth Av
Gambrimo Giuseppe, drayman, r. 416 Union
Gambs Ferdinand, r. 1202 Turk
Gambs Henry, stockbroker, 304 California, r. 1527 La-
guna
Gambs Walter R. F., bookkeeper Henry Gambs, r.
1527 Laguna
Game Mattlitw F., r. lOOG Pine
Gamendez Isidor, harnessmakir, r. 210Drumm
Gamerstou Heury J., clerk C. F. Marwedel, 56 First
Gamerstou John T., night inspector Custom House, r.
5ia Stockton
Gamey John, with South Pac. Coast RR., r. Alameda
Gamma Frederick, milkranch, W s Pierce, bet Lom-
bard and Greenwich
Gamma Joseph, bartender Swiss Brewery, r. 414
Dupout
Gamp Camillo, machinist Blsdon I. and L. Works, r.
78 Clementina
Gamp Ernest, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Gamuc M. S., stationery, l'J34 Mission
Ganaguicr V., manut' kid gloves, 8 Kearny
Gaiiahl Edward, bartender Anton Hittlnger, r. 614
Powell
Ganco Peter, canuer Artigues Canning Co., r. cor
Fifth Av and M, South S. F.
Ganco Seven u (Ganco A: Boyer) r. 33 Fell
Ganco k Buyer (SeverinGauco and J.BaptiBteBoyer)
laundry, 33 Fell
Gand Henry, trunkniaker, r. 1021 York
Gande Emma Miss, mllUner Mme. E, Leavenworth,
r. 913 Jackson
Gande Matthew W., auctioneer, r. 913 Jackson
Gander Henry, baiber, 420 Broadway
Gander Jisephine, domestic y(J5 Ellis
Gandt'lfo Carlo, tisherman, Front St. Wharf
Gandolfo Giovauni. Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Gamlolfo Louis, cartiiiun, r. 5 Gavcn
Gandolfo Natale, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Gauey John, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 107
Oak
GaiK-yN. Mrs., widow, r. 347 Fourth
Gan^' Charles F., conductor Omnibus RR.
Gang Herman, cabinetmaker, r. lOCO Howard
Gang Samuel B., lorciiian Francis W. Arnold, r. 212
Minna
Gsnge John, clerk Peruvian Consul, 40 California, r.
623 Fell
Qanglofl F., tinsmith 8. F. Gaa Light Co., r. 117 Wll-
11 am
Ganglotf Michael J., carpenter, r. E s Church, nr
Twenty-first
Oanglotl'Rudolph J., gas-meter-maker, r. 3 Meacham PI
Gann P. H., r. 822 Market
Oanniug Joseph, baker, r. 009 Jackson
Gannon Ann, widow, nurse, r. 372 Clementina
Gannon C, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Gannon Charles, r. 1509 Clay
Gannon Edward, laborer, r. 402 H Minna
Gannon Eugene, driver G.W. Anderson & Co., r. Oak-
land
Gannon James, clerk Peter T. Gannon, r. SE cor Sixth
and Stevenson
Gannon James, laborer, r. 9063^ Folso.Ti
Gannon James, real-estate, r. 1509 Clay
Gannon James Jr., student, r. 1509 Clay
Gannon John, laborer, r. 1135 Harrison
Gannon John, laborer Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 427
Sterenson
Gannon John, student, r. 1509 Clay
Gannon John, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 442 Minna
Gannon John K., laborer, r. W s Twenty-third, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Gannon Lawrence J., cuirier Laguna Tannery, r. Van
Ness Av, bet Union and Filbert
Gannon M. F. Mrs., assistant Tehama Primary
School, r. 309 Ivy Av
Gannon Michael, calker Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 20 Ritch
Gannon Patrick, laborer r. 6 McLea Court, rear
Gannon Patrick, laborer Southern Pac. RR., r. Wb
Columbia, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Gannon Peter, laborer, r. cor Columbia and Eigh-
teenth
Gannon Peter T., cigars and tobacco, junction
Market and Post, and SE cor Market and Fifth, r.
SWeor Sixteenth and Castro
Gannon Rachael Mrs., nurse, r. 500 Howard
Gano George L., policeman City Hall, r. 24 Sixth
Gang Augu.st E., clerk U. S. Surveyor-General's Office,
r. 1217 Mission
Gaus Bertha Miss, r. 303 Tyler «
Gans Harry, seaman-, r. 123 Jackson
Gans Isidor, clerk, r. 430 Natoma
Gans Jacob, librari«n B'nai B'rith Hall, r. 303 )j Turk
Gans R. H., bookkeeper, r. 1924 Stevenson
Gans Samuel (Gans & Katz) r. 303 Tyler
Gans William, butcher Louis Rosenberg, r. 435 Na-
toma
Gans A: Katz (Samuel Gans and Jacob Eatz) butchers,
7 Grand Central Slarket
Gansevooit James, salesman, r. 1501 Washington
Gansi A. <& J. Cullen. bankers, NW cor Mont-
gomery and Commercial
Gansl Albert (A. Gansl & J. Cullen) r. Menlo Park,
and Union Club
Gau^^ou Peter, seaman schr Industry, Green St. Wharf
Gant .\ndrew, caterer, 1710 Franklin
Gantuer Bernhardt, tanner Moiltz Wind, r. 1236 York
Gantner Henry, clerk William H. Brockhoflf, r. 1236
York
Gnntner John, proptr Swiss Hotel, 627 Com.
Gantner Richard (Jacob Sindel .\c Co.) r. 10 St.
Charles PI
Gantert Hermann, machinist Talt & Hainque, r. 101
Tehama
Gantz William H., bookkeeper George Milne, r. Oak-
laud
Gauz Bernard, salesman H. M. Holneman, r. 317 Green
Ganz Christian, seaman schr Elko, Beale St. Wharf
Ganz Herman, clerk, r. Turk St. Hotel
Ganz Jacob, seaman, r. 18 Washington Av
Ganz John, liquor saloon, 621 Merchant, r. 1519 Mer-
chant
Ganzert Charles, Ironer Occidental Laundry, r. SE cor
Filbert and Steiner
Ganzert Jacob, laborer, r. SE cor Filbert and Steiner
Ganzert William, masher Pacific Distillery, r. SE cor
Filbert and Steiner
Ganzhoru Christian, liquor saloon, 613 Clay
Qaolyuta C, Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Market
Garagulon Ji)8oi)h, baker, r. 621 Pacific
Garalha Francisco I.., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
.\88n,415.'<,. Drumm
Oarapiuo Stefano, vegetables, 13 Colombo ^larket
Garasslno Nicholas, fanner Stephen Garassino, r. Ws
Mission, ur San Miyuel Station
Qaraseino Stephen, vegt-table garden, oflf W s Mission
Road, nr San Miguel Station
Garatti Giuseppe Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washing-
ton
Qaray Teodorn L., widow, waxflower manuf, 642 Fil-
bert
Garbani Rocco, laborer Buzzini i Lepori, r. 212 Ninth
Garbarino Antonio, laborer Cutting Packing Co., r.414
Vallejo
SAN FRANfJSCO LAUNDRY. «»^''*"9*§l'.ft??Ll^?7r '■''«""'♦«*
J. MACDONOUGH,
LRIPORTER OF AND DEAI^ER IN AIiI< KINDS OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAI^ 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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Oarbarino Giovanni, bootblack, 226 Montgomery, r.
U Union PI
Garbarino James, carrier Call, r. 2 Jasper PI
Garbarino John, bootblack Joseph Demartini, r. 414
Vallejo
Garbarino Joseph, carrier Call, r. 2 Jasper PI
Garbarino Luigi. Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway .
Garbarino Nicolo, bootblack, NE cor California and
Sansome, r. 718 Greenwich
Garbarino Salvatore, vegetables, 18 Colombo Market
Garbarino Tomuiaso, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Garber E. B. Miss, r. Grand Hotel
Garber John(Garber, Thornton & Bishop)r. Berkeley
Garber John, clerk, r. 221 Minna
Garber Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) George R. Spin-
ney secritary, 310 Pine, room 44
Garber, Tliornton & Bishop (John Garber,
Harry I. Thornton and Thomas B. Bishop) attor-
neys at law, rooms 11, 12, 13 and 16 S. F. Stock
Exchange Building
Garbey William, painter, r. 1110 Powell
Garbini Antonio, vegetables, r. 513 Union
Garbini Ba.stian, r. 4 Cadell .\lley
Garbini Giusi ppe, r. 513 Union
Garbini Giuseppe, fruits and vegetables, 1319 Pacific '
Garbutt John, actor, r. 221 Minna
Garcelon Hars-ey (Hathaway & Garcelon) r. 18 Second
Av
Garcelon Horace F., bookkeeper Joseph L. King, r. 18
Second Av
Garcia Alexander, laborer, r. 60 Annie
Garcia Autoniu R., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 J« Drumm '
Garcia Buda, widow, r. 618 M Filbert
Garcia C, chief cook Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba
Garcia Carmen, widow, dressmaker, r. 5 Margaret PI
Garcia Cruz, r. 26 Scott PI
Garcia Domingo, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730
Montgomery
Garcia Encarnacion, compositor Le Petit Journal, r.
521 Vallejo
Garcia Enrique, painter Noble Brothers, r. 528 Val-
lejo
Garcia Francisco, foreman Jos^ A. G-aicia, r. 737 Te-
hama
Garcia FraiiciscM>, saloon and restaurant, 718
Montgomery, r. S s Fifteenth, bet Noeand Castro
Garcia George-, r. 1427 Mason
Garcia Grtgorio M., machinist I. A. Heald, r. 1027
Kearny
Garcia Guadalupe, r. 528 Vallejo
Garcia James, r. 26 Scott PI
Garcia John, waiter Grand Hotel
Garcia Jos^ A., manuf cigars, 413 Sac, r. 737 Tehama
Garcia Jose da R., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 M Drumm
Garcia Jose L., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 415 Jfi
DiTimm
Garcia Josef, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Garcia Manoel , Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 415 ii
Drumm
Garcia Manoel da R., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415^ Drumm
Garcia Medardo, salesman Modesta E. Garcia, r. 93l
Pacific
Garcia Modesto E., Havana and domestic cigars, SW
cor Washington and Sansome, r. 931 Pacific
Garcia Miguel, assayer, r. 1027 Kearny
Garcia Xicanora, wdow, r. 29 Hinckley
Garcia Raymon, printer Brltton & Rey, r. 521 Vallejo
Garcia Riccardo, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 >6 Drumm
Garcia Sisto, barber, r. 1318 Dupont
Garcia Sisto, cigarmaker Jose A. Garcia, r. 5 Marga-
ret PI
Garcia Vincente, jeweler D.W. Laird, r. 19 Bernard
Garcin Charles B. (Garcin, Sou & Co.) r. Eighteenth,
nr Guerrero
Garcin Leopold P. (Garcin, Son & Co.) r. Eighteenth,
nr Guerrero
Garcin, Son & Co. (Leopold P. and Charles B. Garcin,
and Eugene A. Bannerol) proi)trs Vulcan Forges,
•294 Howard
Garrzynski Edward R., correspondent N. Y. Press, r.
509 Bush
Gard Jacob (McAuliffe & Gard) r. 51G Eighth
Gard G. E., r. NE cor Twenty-fourth and Mission
Gard Katie, domestic 1002 Pine
Gard William, milker, r. S s Filbert, bet Pierce and
Steiiier
Gardanowsky Eniil von, physician, ofiice 103 Post, r.
34 Kearny
Garde John, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,r.
1317 Scott
Garde John Jr., shoemaker, r. 1317 Scott
Gardella Celestino, Garibaldi Guards, 423 Broadway
Gardella Charles, expressman, r. 18 Masonic Av
Gardella L., r. SE cor Bay and Mason
Gardella Pietru, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Gardelle .\nton, confectioner L. Saroni & Co., r. 11
Union PI
Gardemeyer Dorthar Miss, human hair, 709 Filbert
Gardemeyer Hans, r. 709 Filbert
Gardemeyer Peter D., barber Sanitarium Baths, 2210
Powell, r. foot Mason
Garden Caspar P., tailor, 672 Mission
Gardenhire Blanche Mrs., r. 1431 Steiner
Gardenier Henry M., policeman City Hall, r. 1116
Tyler
Gardenier Richard, mining, r. 28 McAllister
Gardett Alfred, pliotographer Jefl'ers, Wells & Kipps,
r. 1436 Market
Gardiner August, laborer, r. 1217 Kearny
Gardiner Baldwin, stockbroker, 314 Montgomery.room
9, r. 1.520 Eddy
Gardiner Charles A., longshoreman, r. 16 Frederick
Gardiner Domitila, dressmaker, r. 1124 Pacific
Gardiner George D., keeper records S. F. Stock Ex-
change, r. 1522 Post
Gardiner Henry H., painter, r. 2 Cottage PI
Gardiner Joseph, mining, r. 22 Geary
Gardiner Joseph, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Gardiner Joseph R., machinist, r. 307 Folsom
Gardiner Mary, widow, r. 1124 Pacific
Gardiner M. D. B. Mrs., dressmaking, r. 622)4 Ellis
Gardiner O. G., machinist, r. 1914 Polk
Gardiner Sophie E., widow, r. 1219 Filbert
Gardiner Thomas, clerk Resources of California, r.
041 Harrison
Gardiner Thomas M., clerk Henry A. Newton, r. 641
Harrison
Gardner C, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Gardner Carl, mate schr Brothers, Pacific St. Wharf
Gardner Clarence C, chief porier Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. E s Church, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-
third
Gardner Drury, gardener, r. 1205 Pacific
Gardner Francis J., clerk Omnibus RR.,r. 721 Howard
Gardner Frederick, loomfixer S. F. Pioneer Factory,
r. 231 Fifteenth
Gardner George, clerk Abraham Bernstein, r. 439
Jessie
Gardner George E.. bookkeeper Morgan & Co., r. 18
Hill
Gardner George M. (Gardner & Co.)and liquor saloon,
707 Davis, r. 1210 Jackson
Gardner Henry W., clerk M. P. and M. Dept Central
Pac. KR., r. Oakland
Gardner Hiram S.. clerk L. Lebenbaum & Co.,r. Oak-
land
Gardner House, J. Nicholas Gardner proptr, 812
and 814 Montgomery
Gardner Isaac G., vice-president California
Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Assn, 310 Pine,
room 31, r. Inglewood House
Gardner J. A., foreman Masonic Cemetery, Masonic
Av, bet Fulton and Turk
Gardner James H., ship and Custom Hoxise broker,
office 504 Battery, r. Saucelito
Gardner James W., agent Pacific Press (Oakland) office
126 Kearny, r. Oakland
Gardner J. Nicholas, proptr Gardner House, 812 and
m4 Montgomery
Gardner John, chicken ranch, E s Nebraska, nr San
Bruuo Road
Gardner John, grain merchant, r. 42 Twelfth
Gardner John, waiter Patrick Mooney, r. 439 Jessie
Gardner Joseph, laundryman La Grande Laundry, r.
E B Thirteenth, bet Folsom and Howard
Gardner Joseph H., r. 320 1^ Ritch
Gardner Joseph W., bartender Gardner & Co., r. 7
Medau PI
Gardner O. G., machinist Cal. Wire Works, r. 1914
Polk
Gardner Orrln, r. 524 Folsom
Gardner Robert, real-estate and mining, 310 Pine,
room 15, r. Oakland
Gardner Roland B.^ clerk Maurice Dore & Co., r. 426
Sutter
Gardner Samuel, shipwright, r. 1228 Pine
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Gardner Sarah E., teacher imisic, r. 1210 Jackson
Gardner Thomas, laborer freight dept Southern Pac.
liR., r.509Brannan
Gardner Thomas, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Gardner W., carbuilder California St. BR., r. U22M
Larkin
Gardner William, r. 1233 Union
Gardner WilUam, teamster, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet
Church and Chattanooga
Gardner & Co. (George M. Gardner) wines and liq-
uors, 429 Davis
Garet Mary Mrs., laundry, 643 Post
Gareze Gio Batta, Italian Benev. Soc, 42.3 Washington
Gartield David, r. 231 Tenth
Garfield H. £•. , miner, 14 Eeamy
Garfield John, waiter, r. 815 Stockton
Gartield John Q., whitener, 807 Market, r.l941 Bdwy.
Garfield Maynard J., carpenter, r. 1776 Howard, rear
Gargan Edward, groceries and liquors, SW cor Board-
man and Columbia PI
Gargan E. K. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. 1014 Twenty-first
Gargan Patrick, plasterer, r. 613 Natoma
Gargan Philip, driver Empire Brewery, 420 Chestnut
Garibaldi Andrew, gardener, S s Ocean House Road,
nr Industrial School
Garibaldi Antonio J., salesman A. Silvestri, r. 1516
Powell
Garibaldi Francois, capitalist, r. 1518 Powell, rear
Garibaldi G. B., vegetables, 27 Colombo Market
Garibaldi Giuseppe, grocories and liquors, 525 Union
Garibaldi Guard, armory 423 Broadway
Garibaldi House, Luigi Paravagna proptr, 222 Bdwy.
Garibaldi Joseph, bootblack Cornelius Lyons
Garibaldi Manuel, vegetable garden, Visitacion Val-
ley, County Line, bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Garibaldi Mary, fruits and vegetables, 824 Jackson
Garibaldi Stephen J., r. 1516 Powell, rear
Garibay Mlgel, cigarmakerJos^ A. Garcia, r. 416 Union
Garibay Simon, cigarmaker, r. 416 Union
Gariboldi G., cook St. Mary's College
Gariboldi G. G., architectural decorator, office and r.
623 Powell
Garicholla Joaquin, cook John P. Gallagher, NE cor
Market and Front
Garin P. A., assistant Valencia St. Grammar School,
r. Oakland
Gariot Alfred Jr., commission stockbroker, 418 Mont-
gomery, r. Oakland
Garish Stephen, butcher, r. 508 Fell
Garland A. A. Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 333 O'Farrell
Garland James, engineer, r. 38 Natoma
Garland James, oiler Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba
Garland Jane, domestic 1512 California
Garland Julia Mrs., r. 812 California
Garland Lawrence (Garland & Co.) r. NW cor Fill-
more and Bush
Garland Richard, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Garland Samuel E., assistant weigher Custom House,
r. 20 Oak
Garlttnd TVilliam D., general agent Equitable
Life ABsurance Soc, 240 Montgomery, r. 617 Eddy
Garland k Co. (Lawrence Garland and James J.
Hough) groceries and liquors, NW cor Fillmore
and Bush
Garlick Fabian, peddler, r. 1622 Mission
Garlick Faubain, tobaccostrlppcr, r. 1622 Mission
Garlick James O., coinmissidn iiicrchaut, and plum-
bers supplies, 10 Bush, r. Oakliiud
Garlick Samuel, tailor, 1622 Mission
Garlick Walter J., clerk James 0. Garlick, r. Oak-
land
Garlick William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Garmali Louis, laborer, r. 5 Gaven
Garms Peter, groceiies and liquors, 20 Everett
Garms William F. (A. Hoelsclicr k Co., and Gehrig.
Lurmann & Co.) r. Railroad K.v, bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth Avs, South S. F.
Gam William, capmaker, 423 Pine, r. .546 Jessie
Garnald John, laundryman Hayes Park Laundry, r.
525 Hayes
Garueati Alfred, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 550
Mission
Gameau Gaspard, wood and coal, Es York, bet Twen-
ty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Gameau Louis, machinist. Presidio Reservation
Garner Adilia, widow, r. 320 Turk
Gamer Anulia Mrs., r. 1623 Powell, rear
Garner Henry, coachman Dr. J. G. Bucknall, 822 Geary
Garner William H., second cook SS. Empire, Pacific
St.Wharf
Garness Harry C, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Garness Samuel W., clerk Henry F. Williams, r. 554
Bryant
Garnett Edgar M., r. 35 Essex
Game It Louis A., capitalist, r. 35 Essex
Garuelt Louis D., r. 35 Essex
Garuett John, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 613 Howard
Garuc-tt William H., r. 35 Essex
Garnie Marie, widow, r. 875 Vallejo
Gamier Auguste, employee Celestin A. Peyre, 830
Green
Gamier Felix A., laborer A. L. Auradou & Co., r. 1
Salmon
Gariiig!^ James R., insurr.nce agent, office 320
Sansome, room 7, r. Palace Hotel
Gamsen Ferris, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Garnsey Charles A., locksmith, 2003 Mission, r. 1126
Market
Garon William, plasterer, r. 432 Fulton
Garra Hugh, clerk, r. 622 Market
Garratt Andrew, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 6
Natoma
Garratt Benjamin F., with William T. Garratt, r. 409
Capp
Garratt Joseph W., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r.
409 Capp
GaiTatt Michael, laborer Union Iron Works, r. C
Natoma
Garratt William T., brass and bellfounder, 138
—142 Fremont, r. 405 Sixth
Garratt. See Garrett
Garraud Alexander, butcher G. Dastugue, r. 1110
Sacramento
Garraway C, freight clerk Pacific Mail SS. China
Garren Lewis, glazier, i. 13 Minna
Garretsou Benjamin, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn
Garretson Mary, widow, r. 1519 Larkin
Garret8oii TVilliumifc Co. (of Philadelphia) pub-
lishers standard religious works, office 629 Wash.
Garrett Abraham, dishwasher Terminal Hotel
Garrett Francis, shoemaker, 334 Pacific
Garrett Henry, reporter R. G. Dun & Co., r. 4 Pfeif-
fer
Garrett Jacob L., commission merchant, r. 204 Tyler
Garrett James, teamster, r. 204 Second
Garrett James H. (Garrett & Creegan) r. 106 Hyde
Garrett John R., clerk H. P. Wakelee & Co., r. 1145
Mission
Garrett Richard, seaman, r. 109 Vallejo
Garrett Samuel, porter Rountree & McClure, r. 1906
Market
Garrett Stephen, butcher, r. 409 Grove
Garrett Thomas, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Garrett Thomas, miner, r. 219 Tyler
Garrett Thomas, painter, r. 326 Vallejo
Garrett & Creegan (James H. Garrett and Peter Cree-
gan) commission merchants. SE cor Clay and San.
Garrett \ Elder (of Marysville, Cal.) JohnM. Mathews
agent, office 202 Sacramento
Garrett. See Garratt
Garrick Michael, blacksmith P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r.
824 Howard
Garrick William H. , wharfinger Vallejo St. Wharf, r.
2722 Mission
Garri^a Aiiflreaa Rev., pastor Iglesia de Kues-
tra Seiiora de Guadiiloupe, r. 908 Broadway
Garrignn James, plumber, r. 320 Vallejo
Garrigaii James, ptevedore Chase & Wolflf, r. 231 Minna
Garrigan John, laborer, r. 781 Stevenson, rear
Garrigan Laughlin, laborer, r. Ss Filbert, bet Mont-
gomery and Sansome
Garrigan Margaret, widow, r. 21 Anthony
Garrigan Michael, laborer, r. S s Filbert, bet Mont-
poimry and Sansome
Garrignn Pa'rick, teamster Arthur M. Ebbetts, r. 17
Alta
Garrigan Paul, laborer, r. S s Filbert, bet Montgom-
ery and Sansome
Garrigan Robert, laborer Chase & Wolflf, r. 840 Har-
rison
Garrilla Giovanni, laborer Sea Wall
Garrison Elijah M., drayman Grangers' Busine.ss Assn,
r. 337 Tenth
Garrison Eunice Miss, dressmaker, r.l4 Essex
Garrison Gazena Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary
School, r. Oakland
Garrison LfliaA. Miss, teacher Davis Sewing Machine,
r. 337 Tenth
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Garrison Lewis B., r. 413 Brannan
Garrisscre F. Mme., ladies' hairdresser, 113 Diipont
Garrissere Francois, humau hair and perfumery, 113
Dupont
Garrissere Peter (Garrissere & Stein) r. 1416 Powell
Garrisscre & Stein (Peter Garrissere and Abraham
Stein) barbers, 600 Montgomerj'
Garrity Annie, domestic 1217 Jones
Garrity Celia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 509 Bryant
Garrity Delia, domestic 1934 Stevenson
Garrity Ellen, ironer Standard Shirt Factory, r. 108
Hickory Av
Garrity .Jumes, laborer, r. TV s Michigan, bet Sierra
and Shasta
Garritv James, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Garrity John, contractor, r. 236 Oak, rear
Garrity John, gateman Occidental Hotel
GaiTity John, hackman. Plaza, r. 509 Broadway
Garrity John, plasterer, r. N s Eugenie, bet Mission
and California Av
Garrity John B., steward SS. Humboldt, r. 509 Bryant
Garrity Kate, widow, r. 1055 Market
Garrity Martin, pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 12
Salmon
Garrity Mary, domestic 2 Liberty
Garrity Michael, laborer, r. 10 Downey
Garrity Michael, laborer, r. 26 'i Welsh
Garrity Michael, laborer, r. SE cor Folsom and Har-
rison Av
Garrity Patrick, laborer, r. 13 Varenne
Garrity Patrick, seaman schr Caroline Dixon, r. Fil-
bert, nr Kearny
Garrity Patrick, teamster, r. 48 Everett
Garrity Patrick B., r. 1009 Powell
Garrity Peter, r. 30 Dorland
Garrity Peter, bartender, r. 242 Fifth
Garrity Rose, widow, r. 1513 Stockton, rear
Garrity Sarah, domestic 1415 Jones
Garrity Thomas, laborer 8. F. Cordage Co., r. 242
Fifth
Garrity Thomas, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 6 Na-
toma
Garrity Thomas, tinner, r. 1513 Stockton, rear
Garrity. See Gerrity
Garroad Frank W., painter Archibald Wason, r. 18
Verona PI
Garrod James, musician, r. 2207 Geary
Garrone Charles A. (Zvietich & Garrone) r. 37 South
Park
Garrone Louis, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Garrouste Eugene, gardener, r. SW cor Thirtieth and
Dolores
Garry Edward E., bookkeeper Lambert Van Laak, r.
761 ii Howard
Gars Marie, widow, r. 418 !<■ Natoma
Garson Andrew, foreman Isaac K. White, r. 1335 Na-
toma
Gareon Henry, laborer G. C. Smith, r. SE cor Fourth
and Brannan
Gartelmann Henry, brewer Hayes Valley Brewerv, r.
512 Grove
Gartenberg Adolph, hide dealer, r. 2212 Fillmore
Gartenbei g Max, clerk Alexander NicoU, r. 2212 Fill-
more
Garthorne Charles, photographer Thomas House-
worth & Co., r. 1006 Powell
Garthorne Edward, haruessmaker, r. 215 Fifteenth
Garthorne George H., agent Cal. Cracker Co., 208 Sac-
ramento, r. ie Ridley
Garthorne John, employee Cal. Cracker Co., r. 131
Fifteenth
Garthorne Richard M., floorman J. F. McDonald &
Co., r. 11 Webb
Garthorne Robert, shipping clerk Cal. Cracker Co.,r.
913 Montgomery
Garthwaite H. P., bookkeeper Pacific Bank, r. Oak-
land
Oarthwaite Harry, lumber surveyor. Pier 3 Steuart, r.
Oakland
Gartland Annie Miss, furnished rooms, 824 Howard
Gartland Hugh, engineer, r. 618 Ellis, rear
Gartland James, laborer, r. 781 Stevenson
Gartland John B., clerk A. F. Nye * Co., r. 21 Taylor
Gartland Philip, bricklayer, r. 207 Post
Gartner August, liquor saloon, SE cor Clay and
Drumm, r. 1213 Kearny
Gartner Henry, farmer, r. 228 Bush
Garver Kossuth, cashier Donley k Jaques, r. 7 Dike-
man PI
Garvey Christopher, clerk, r. 673 Howard
Garvey Daniel, hostler Julius Meyer, r. Ocean Beach
Road, nr Golden Gate Park
Garvey David S., laborer Hibemia Brewery, r. 1227
Howard
Garvey Ellen, domestic 1405 Taylor
Garvey James, carpenter, r. SW cor Fifth and Folsom
Garvey James P., attorney at law, office 324 Pine, room
4, r. 822 Turk
Garvey John, bellhanger Will & Finck, r. 207 Te-
hama
Garvey John, plumber and gasfitter, r. 1120 Mission
Garvey Patrick, poultry and dairy produce, 23 8. F.
Market, r. 592 Stevenson
Garvey Patrick, teamster Hibemia Brewery, r. 230)4
Tenth
Garvey Thomas, engineer Pac. Oil and Lead Works,
r. 411 Brannan
Garvey Timothy, deckhand stmr D. E. Knight
Garvey William, groom, r. 1120 Mission
Garvey William, teamster, r. 1134)4 Bryant
Garvin Daniel, shipcarpenter, r. N 8 Fifteenth Av,
bet L and M, South S. F.
Garvin John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. N s
Fifteenth Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Garvin Lawrence, butcher Frederick Katz, r. 143
Silver
Garvin Thomas, laborer, r. 321 Pacific
Garvin Thomas M. (Garvin & Potter) and man-
ager A. F. Nye & Co., special correspondent
Wheeling, West Va., Intelligencer, Alexis 111.,
Index, and Burlington, Iowa, Hawkeye, office 315
and 317 Pine, r. 1107 Bush
Garvin & Potter (Thomas M. Garvin and Lyman W.
Potter) proptrs The Occident Correspondent
Bureau, office 315 and 317 Pine
Garwich Frank, deckhand stmr Saucelito, r. San
Quentin
Gartvood William T., physician and surgeon,
office and r. 225 Dupont
Gas Consumers Association of San Fran-
cisco, J. Merrltt president, F. W. Ludovici sec-
retary, 202 Bush
Gas Inspector, H. Bloomfleld, office old City Hall,
room H, first floor
Gas Light Co. San Francisco, office 8E cor
First and Natoma
Gas Meter Inspector, Henry George, office 531
Mission
Gashwiler Henry C, mining, r. 1900 Broadway
Gashwiler John W., mining, 8 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building, r. Grand Hotel
Gashwiler Simeon F., capitalist, 8 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building, r. 1820 Vallejo
Gaskin Charles M., special policeman, r. 324 Clay
Gaskin Edward M., window shademaker, 115 Jessie,
r. 1217 Howard
Gaskin George W., match wood, 1306 Mission, r. 1217
Howard
Gaskin John B., clerk, r. 1217 Howard
Gaspar James, waiter, r. 31 Eddy
Gaspar Jaiues H., teamster Mendocino LumberCo., r.
512 Linden Av
Gaspar Jaques, silverer Fr. H. Rosenbaum & Co., r.
Oakland
Gaspari Gervasio (Giovannini 4: Gaspari) r. 1516
Powell
Gasparseeli Ignatz, r. 605 Broadway
Gasque H. F., groceries and liquors, 701 O'Farrell
Gass Benjamin, salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co.,
r. Alameda
Gass Henry T., clerk, r. 778)« Stevenson
Gass John," baker, r. 813 Greenwich
Gass Julius, butcler John Erasmy, r. 813 Greenwich
Gass Louise, domestic 1313 Gough
Gass Susan, domestic 569 Harrison
Gassaway Frank, journalist, r. 110 Kearny
Gassert Charles, clerk, r. 1308 Mission, rear
Gassert Helen, widow, r. 1308 Mission, rear
Gassert John, butcher Joseph Carrau, r. 1308 Mission,
rear
Gassert William, extraman Engine No. 6, 8. F. F. D.,
r. 311 Sixth
Gassert William J., expressman, SW cor Mission and
Ninth, r. 1308 Mission, rear
Gassman Emma, widow, carpet sewer A. P. Raye k
Co., r. 243 Eighth
Gassmann Eugene, clerk John B. Gassmanu, r. 406
Culon
Gassmann John B., laundry, 406 Union
Gassmann Joseph, lodgings, 428 Broadway
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362
GAV
GaRsmann Joseph F., bookkeeper, r. 404 Union '
GasBmiiSB Charles, waiter, r. 178 Minna
Gaesuer Valentine, shoemaker, 402 Post
Gast August, blacksmith, r. 8(i Everett
Gaston A., widow, r. 45 Clara
Gaston Henry C, shoemaker, r. 106 Dupont
Gaston James, me.ssman SS. Oregon
Gately Francis, clerk Keane Brothers, r. 705 Natoma
Gately James, shipcarpenter Matthew Turner, r. 20
Georgia
Gately John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Alameda
Gately Mary Miss, compositor B. H. Daly, r. 1322
Broadway
Gately Michael, laborer, r. 1321 Filbert
Gately Michael, real-estate, r. 705 Natoma
Gately Patrick, expressman, NW cor Front and Wash-
ington, r. 1520 Hyde
Gately Patrick, laborer, r. 1517 Broadway
Gately Patrick, teamster, r. E s Webster, bet Eddy
and Ellis
Gately Patrick J., liquor saloon, 1139 Market, r. 452
Natoma
Gately Thomas, carriagesmith, r. 1321 }i Natoma
Gately Thomas, laborer, r. OOitJ^ Grove
Gately Thomas B., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r.
1322 Broadway
Gaten Daniel, locksmith William M. Leavens, r. 63
West Mission
Gaten John, peddler, r. 63 West Mission
Gates Charles E., fruit and vegetables, 2013 Mission
Gates Edward, barber, r. 837 Folsom
Gates Edward W., seaman, r. 06 Oregon
Gates Emery B., storekeeper U. S. Internal Revenue
Gates George, pressman W. P. Harrison, r. 1621
Dupont
Gates George A., r. Revere House
Gates George E., real-estate agent, r. 719 Market
Gates George W., clerk William T. Garratt,r. Oakland
Gates Harry, actor Tivoll Garden, r. 754 Harrison
Gates Henry, jeweler Ebeling & Richter, r. 3 Sonora
Gates Horace, superintendent Eaglu Coflee, Spice, and
Drug Mills, 10 Stevenson, r. 711 Howard
Gates Horace D., engineer U. S. Corps Engineers, r.
223 Seventh
Gates James H., apothecary, NW cor New Montgomery
and Howard, r. 10 Ruas
Gates James R. (J. R. Gates fc Co.) r. 21 Dupont
Gates John, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Gates Joseph J., salesman James J. O'Hanlon, r.
1625 H Folsorii
Gates J. R, <S£ Co. (James R. Gates) wholesale
and retail druggists, 417 Sansome, cor Commercial
Gates L. S. Mrs, proprietress dining hall, Hancock
House, 771 Mission
Gates Lucius D.,railpuncherPac. Rolling Mill, r. NE
cor Illinois and Shasta *
Gates 8. B. Mrs., iissistant Denman Grammar School,
r. Oakland
Gath John F., fringemaker Gllle & Roehrigs, r. 333
Jessie
Gathler , laborer, r. 1002 Montgomery
Gatier Eticnne, cook Bohemian Club, r. cor Sullivan
and High, B. H.
Gatlnell Louis, marblepollsher Charles Roche, r. 25
Boardman
Gatoir Jules, butcher, r. 1402 Pacific
Gatter Frank W., master mariner, r. 332 Tenth
Qatti liacomo, laborer, r. (105 Broadway
Gattl Vinceiizo, laborer, r. 818 Sansome
Gattinger William, stevedore A. M. Simpson & Bro.,
Beale St. Wharf, r. South Park House
Gatto .\ngelo, laborer, r. 5 Gaveu
Gatto Antonio, wood and coal, 1505 California
Gatto Augusta, widow, r. 6 Gaven
Gatto Bartholomeo, Garibaldi Guard , 423 Broadway
Gatto Giovanni, laborer, r. 1018 Stockton, rear
Gatto John, wood and coal, SEcor Larkin and Green
Gatto Louis, laborer, r. 7 Gaven, rear
Gatto Michael, driver John Gatto, r. SE cor Larkin
and Green
Gatto Peiiro, musician, r. SE cor Larkin and Green
Gatzert Elizabeth, widow, r. 228 Fourth
Gauburt J. Mine., florist, 604 California, nursery cor
Thirteenth Av and P, South 8. F.
Gaubert Joseph, florist, r. 604 California
Gaubert L., Lafayette Guard, 73') Montgomery
Gaubertz Ferdinand A., laborer, r. 2941 Mission
Gaubertz Martin, cook, r. 2941 Mission
Gaudalowre Joseph, laundrymnn City and County
Hospital
Gaude Stanislaus, proptr Paris House, 308 Sutter
GAUDEON ADOLPH, model and
patternmaker, and shooting gallery, 811 Market,
r. 235 Fifth
Goudrou Edward, clerk, r. 235 Fifth
Gaudron Eleonore Miss, dressmaker, r. 2.35 Fifth
Gaudron Eugenie V. Miss, dressmaker, r. 235 Fifth
Gaudv Horace, printer Mrs. L. G. Richmond & Son,
r. 1016 Pine
Gauger Oliver, mining, r. Columbia Hotel
Gauggel Leo, shoemaker, 181 Minna, r. 86 Everett
Gaughet Henry, r. 173 Perry
Gaughran James, clerk Hanson, Ackerson & Co., r.
120 Gilbert
Gaughran Lawrence, waiter Lick House
Gaul Henry, brewer Willows Brewery, r. SEcor Nine-
teenth and Mission
Gaul James, fireman, r. 7 Harrison Av
Gaul John, seaman schr ReaiJcr, Larue's Wharf
Gaul Mary, widow, r. 424 Seventh
Gaul Michael, fireman Pacific Mail SS. China
Gauld George G., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 019 Pine
Gauld James G., receiving teller London and San
Francisco Bank, r. 019 Pine
Gaule James, fireman State Dredger No. 1, r. 7 Harri-
son Av
Gaule. See Gall and Gaul
Gaulene Hippolyte, market, 138 Ninth
Gauley Anna S., widow, r. 1401 Sutter
Gauley. See Gawley
Gault .\dolph, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 23
Scott PI
Gault Alexander A., clerk Mans & Staude.r. 106 Stock.
Gault .\nnie, domestic 1102 Van Ness Av
Gault E. H. Mrs., widow, r. Hancock House
Gault Marguerite Mme, laundry, 106 Stockton
Gaunce Francis, packer Folger, Schilling & Co., r.
Oakland
Gauntlet M. L. Mrs., r. 126 Kearny
Gaurie Emile, cook City and County Hospital, r. 1040
York
Gaussail Bernard, with Emile A. Gaussail, r. 809
Pacific
Gaussail Emile A., wines and liquors, 1239 Stock-
ton, r. 809 Pacific
Gaussens J., barber P. V. Orfila, r. 33'i O'Farrell
Gaut Ira A., teamster Peck & Co., r. 837 Broadway
Gautadiui Joseph, steward, r. 2M Boardman
Gauterau Francis, carpenter, r. 13 West Mission — -,
Gauthier E. & Co. (Eugene Gauthler) stockbrokers, 306
Montgomery
Gauthier Eugene (E. Gauthier & Co.) r. 300 Green
Gautier Alphonse, laundrymau French Hospital, r. 2
Washoe PI
Gautier Leon P., physician. 822 Pacific
Gautier Valerie Mrs., r. 1024 Powell
Gautland Patrick, guard Sun Quentin, r. 21 Taylor
Gantriaud Pierre, second cook John Parrott, r. 620
Folsom
Gauvreau Oliver, r. 8W cor Chestnut and Leavenworth
Gavan Michael J., salesman C. Curtiu, r. 413 Minna
Gavan. See Gaven and Gavin
Gavania Peter, Stonecutters' Pro. Assn., 818 Howard
Gaven Barnard, expressman, NW cor Howard and
Sixth, r. 7 Fifth Av
Gaven John, teamster, r. 2209 California
Gaven. See Gavan and Gavin
Gaver Edward S., register of deposits U. S. Mint, r.
1206 Market
Gaver John, blacksmith, r. 1309 V.illejo
Gavigan A. E. Miss, assistant Market and Seventh Sts.
Primary School, r. 638 Stevenson
Gavigan Charles, trimmer H. M. Black & Co., r. 638
Stevenson
Gavigan Joseph, r. 038 Stevenson
Gavigan William, r. 038 Stevenson
Gavigan William J., printer, r. 638 Stevenson
Gavin John, groceries and liquors, 21 Natoma, r. 20
Natoma
Gavin John, laborer, r. 433 Twenty-second, rear
Gavin John, piiiemaker, r. 1318 Jackson
Gavin Mary Mrs., gn^ceries and liquors, 18>i Welsh
Gavin Mary widow, r. N s Moultou, bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Gavin Michael, bricklayer, r. 20 Natoma
Gavin Michael, laborer, r. 18'«i Welsh
G.Hviu Michael, laborer, r. 108 Clinton
Gavin Patrick, hackman, Plaza, r. 1305 Jackson
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES
Office, 33 Geary St.
I MAPnniUnilPU CUMBE:RIiAXD, LEHIGH AND EXGLISH FOUNDRY COKB,
it IflnUUUIlUUUn, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Gavin Patrick, hostler John F. Willson, r. 210
Mason
Gavin. See Gavan and Gaven
Gavitt Lizzie Mrs., r. 122 Geary
Gawlor Edward, r. 458 Natoina
Gawliy Lydia H., widow, r. 417 HaiTison
Gawley Mark, laborer Pacific Mall SS. Co.
Gawley. See Gauley
Gawue Charles, clirk DonaldBon & Co., 124 California
Gawne John (Donaldson & Co.) r. 210 San Jose Av
Gawthorne J. F., reporter Morning Call, r. 139 Chest-
nut
Gaxlola Eduarclo, mining, 320 Sansome, room 69,
r. 20 South Park
Gaxiola Enphemia (widow) r. 451 Bryant
Gaxiola Jesus, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. Alameda
Gaxiola Nicolns, commlseionbroker, 320 Sansome,
room 59, r. 20 South Park
Gay Albert C, contractor, r. W s Harrison, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Gay Charles, barber. 54f)M Mission
Gay Cbarles, general agent, 523 Montgomery, r. 103
Grove
Gay Henry, r. 706 Montgomery
Gay Henry C, expressman, NWcor Front and Market,
r. 818 Fifteenth
Gay J. E., proptr California Hotel, 210 Montgomery At
Gay John G., r. 43 Russ
Gay William, cabinetmaker Linforth & Bawlings, r.
San Miguel Station
Gaye Marcelin (Bitau & Gaye) r. S s Fifth Av, nr M,
South S. F.
Gaye Pierre, butcher John Bayle, r. Fifth Av, bet L
and M, South S. F.
GayfiUan H. L., Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Gayle J. R., quartermaster Pacific Mail SS. City of
Peking
Gaylord Eugenia, widow, r. 111% Shotwell
Gaylord George M., deputy clerk Superior Court De-
partment No. 9, r. 820 Howard
Gaylord William H., livery stablekeeper, r. Thirty-
second Av, Bay Park Homestead
Oayuard Charles, grainweigher Clay St. Wharf, r.
714 Howard
Gayiiard Martin, laborer, r. 608 Minna, rear
Gayuer Frank, boilermaker Southern P»c. RR., E s
McClellan, bet Cortland Av and Lincoln, B. H.
Gaynor Bernard, r. Dominican Monastery, W s Stei-
ner, bet Bush and Pine
Gaynor Catherine, widow, r. 833 Ji Geary
Gaynor Daniel, porter Bullock & Jones, r. 4>^ Auburn
Gaynor John P., architect. 306 California, rooms 6 and
7, r. Oakland
Gaynor M. Mrs., widow, bakery, 1435 Broadway
Gaynor Margaret, widow, r. 105 Tehama
Gaynor Patrick, longshoreman Menzies, Bingham &
Co.
Gaynor Thomas, shoemaker Levinzsky Bros., r. 28
Minna
Gaynor William, policeman City Hall, r. 227 Perry
Gaze Charles, cook schooner Elko, Beale St. Wharf
Gazet Jauie Mrs., feathers, 612 California
Gazet Michael, feathermaker, r. 012 California
Geantit Alphonse, bv.tcher, 16 and 18 S. F. Market, r.
717 Union
Gearing Frederick, laborer American Sugar Refinery,
r. SWcor Green and Battery
Gearon William, plasterer, r. 432 Fulton
Gearty James, groceries and liquors, 224 Clara
Geary , r. 0 Minna
Geary Charles, cutter Armstrong & Wright
Geary Daniel, paver Superintendent of Streets, r. 286
UnioD
Geary Dennis, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fol-
som and Fremont, r. 249 Fremont
Geary Edward D., salesman, r. 761 }a Howard
Gejiry Henry, boilermaker, r. 236 Fremont
Geary Henry, laborer, r. 1825 O'Farroll
Geary James, carpenter, r. 1310 Mason
Geary James, captain sloop Maggie, Vallejo St.Wharf
Geary James, laborer WUittier, Fuller *c Co.
Geary Jeremiah, currier, r. SW cor Fifteenth and
Guererro
Geary Johanna, widow, r. 256 Eighth
Geary John, laborer Ji;tna Iron Works, r. 236 Fremont
Geary Michael, r. 10 Natoma
Geary Richard, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Geary Robert, plasterer, r. 22 Frtelon
Geary Sarah, widow, r. 761 H Howard
Geary St. Grammar School, Geary, bet Pierce and
Scott
Geary St. House, W. E. King proptr, 20-24 Gearj-
Geary St. Park and Ocean Railroad Co., Charles Main
president, Reuben Morton superintendent, W.
S.W. Cragin secretary, office NE cor Geary and
Buchanan
Geary W. H., mate bark General Cobb, r. 112 Steuart
Geary William, clerk, r. 418 Tyler
Geary William, salesman Rediugton & Co., r. 933
Sutter
Gebbels Nicholas, exiiressmau, SW cor Kearny and
Post, r. 31C Eighteenth
Gebbie & Barrie, publishers (of Philadelphia, Penn.)
Pembroke T. Shupe agent, 120 Sutter, room 81
Gebhardt Louis, upholsterer Philip Stern, r. Oakland
Gebhardt Louis P., bartender Martin Coleman, r. 639
California
Gebhardt F., apprentice Pac. Saw Manuf. Co., r. 27
Louisa
Gebhardt F. Mrs., widow, r. 27 Louisa
Gebhardt Wejidel, upholsterer, r. 955 Howard
Gebhart Joseph, cabinetmaker F. S. Chadbourne &
Co., r. 11 Perry
GebilUni Daniel, tinsmith, r. 5 Pollard PI, rear
Geckler John, carriagemaker John Tyrrell, r. 473 Jessie
Geddel Louis, saloon keeper, r. 1942 Mission
Geddes Alexander, shliDwright, r. 020 Brannan
Gedtles diaries, architect, office 528 California,
room 5, r. 216 San Jose Av
Geddes Jessie, domestic 526 Bryant
Geddes John, helper S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r.
620 Brannan
Geddes William, engineer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
TennessLe, bet Solano and Butte
Geddes William, porter Lilienthal & Co., r. 818 San.
Gedge Frank J., salesman Louis Basch, r. 1122J<i
Broadway
Gedge George, captain stmr Yosemite, r. South Val-
lejo
Gedge John, carriagepainter, r. 153}^ Third
Gedke John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. White
House Hotel
Gedney Frank, wines and liquors, 821 Folsom
Gee Ferdinand, master mariner, r. 123 Perry
Gee George J., teacher music. 23 Dupont, r. 918 Bush
Gee Robert S., finisher Althof & Bahls, r. Oakland
Geer Richard, stonecutter, r. 1028 McAllister
Geer Roger C, teamster, r. 1028 McAllister
Geering Henry.bootblack, 325 Dupont, r. 120 Ellis
Geerkens Henry, teamster RudoliJh Armstrong, r.
1023 Hampshire
Geerty John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 12}^ Bry-
ant Av
Geffaney Peter, boarding, 206 Steuart
Gerle Charles, cook, r. 119 Jackson
Geflfke Henry ,laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1110 Bry-
ant
Gegan Joseph, hackdriver Thomas Ryan
Qegan Martin, laborer Supei intendent of Streets
Gegan Thomas F., clerk Commercial Union Assur-
ance Co., r. San Rafael
Gegax Samuel, r. 417 Bush
Gegeu Owen, porter Emile Loeven, r. 519 Sacramento
Geggus Frederick (Geggus & Fisher) r. 1020 Howard
Geggus Louis, butcher W. Merkelbach, r. 019 Stev.
Geggus & Fisher (Frederick Geggus and Louis Fish-
er) market, 1020 Howard
Gehen Charles T., leatbercutter Porter, Oppenhei-
mer, Slessiuger & Co., r. 1050 Howard
Gehen John E., shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1050 Howard
Geheu Mary, widow, branch bakery, 1050 Howard
Gehen Mary A. Miss, carpetsewer, r. 1050 Howard
Geherty John T., plasterer, r. 4 Eugenia, B. H.
Gehl Louis, cigars, SE cor Geary and Hyde, r. 321
Taylor
Gehlen Frank, waiter, r. 22 Berry
Gehm Patrick, laborer, r. 17 Geneva
Gehrels A. .\. Mrs., widow, r. 740 Howard
Gehrels Annie, widow, lodgings, 740 H<nvard
Gehrels Henry (Gehrels .V Lubben) r. 721 Broadway
Gehrels & Lubben (Henry Gehrels and John Lubben)
liquor saloon, SW cor Davis and Sacramento
Gehrenbeck Albert, laundry, 200 Montgomery Av
Gehret Christian, proptr Geneva House, 118 and 120
Ellis
Gehret Soi)hic Mme., French corsetmaker, 120 Ellis
Oehricke Henry P., bookkeeper L. & M. Sachs & Co., r.
906 Mai-ket
J. GUNDLACH & CO. *■ »»fif" * »ond,
CALIFORNIA WINES & BRANDIES.
Proprietors RMlielarin, sonoia.
CONTINENTAL SAFETY Oil.
SHOULD BE
TJ S E D IN
EVERY
HOUSEHOLD.
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Oehricke Otto F., r. 37 Eddy
Gehrig Ferdinand, brewer, r. 1005 M Minna
Gehrig George (Gehrig, Lurmann & Co.) r. 614 Sev-
enth
Gehrig, Lurmanu & Co. (George Gehrig, Frederick
Lurmann and William F. Garms) proptrs Milwau-
kee Brewery, 612-616 Seventh
Gehriug Amelia, widow, r. 142 J4 Freelou
Gehring Charles, boxmaker Union Box Factory, r.
2 Cleaveland
Gehring Henry C printer Adjutant General's OflSce
U. S. A., Presidio Reservation
Gehriug Martin, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Gehrmann John, cabinetmaker August Juugblut &
Co., r. 10 Tyler
Gehrt Henry, groceries and liquors, 703 Dupont
Geib Jacob, tailor Richard Finking, r. 421 Stevenson
Geib Jesse, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., r. 1429
Steiner
Geib John, laborer, r. 201 Treat Av
Geider Fanny, domestic 1633 Mission
Geider Thomas, conductor N. B. and Mission RR., r
246 Tehama
Geiger John G., bartender N. O. Lee, r. 1018 Wash.
Geil H. & Brother (Herman and Henry) butchers 25
and 26 Grand Western Market
Geil Henry (H. Geil & Brother) r. 1117 Sutter
Geil Herman (H. Geil & Brother) r. 1117 Sutter
Geilfuss Henry, architect, 33 Kearny, r. «03 Larkln
Geils Lillie Mis.s, dressmaker, r. 20u9 Polk
Geimann William, merchant tailor, 509 Montgomery,
r. 925 Jackson
Geimann William F., clerk William Geimann, r. 925
Jackson
Geise William, r. 2 Chatham PI
Geisel Alois, engraver, 618 California
Gelsel Eugene E., clerk Louis Hartter, r. 618 Cal.
Gelsendorfer Mary Mrs., toys and stationery, 158 Sec-
ond, r. 207 Second
Geiser Francis J., foreman carpenter Southern Pac.
RR., r. ViMXi Harrison
Geiser William, blacksmith, r. 38 Clara
Geishaker Andrew. i)r')ptr Eureka Furniture Factory,
210 and 212 Mission, r. 413 Bryant
Geisler Christ, druggist, r. Ahlborn House
Geisse George F., mining, r. 1206 Mission
Geissien Sebastian, Cigarmakers Assn., 771 Market
Geist Anton, r. 619 Pacific
Geist William (Kragen & Geist) r. 910 Ellis
Geistlich Max, butcher Alfred W. Morgenstem, r. 237
Rltch
Geistlich William, gents furnishing goods, 514 Third,
r. 237 Ritch
Geitner George, boot and shoemaker, 2005 Folsom
Geitner Leonhard (Schulte & Geitner) r. SW cor Ser-
pentine A v and Twenty-sixth
Gelien Gustave A., mining, 315 Davis, r. 524 Sutter
Gelien R. G., widow, r. 624 Sutter
Gelien R. G., cigar manuf, 315 Davis
Gelien Robert B., manager R. G. Gelien, r. 524 Sutter
Gellatley James R., stationery and bookstand, NE cor
Fourth and Stevenson, r. 275 Stevenson
Gellert Brother.s (Henry and Jacob M.) barbers,
Brooklyn Hotel, 210 and 212 Bush
Gellert Henry (Gellert Brothers) r. 1328 Sacramento
Gellert Jacob M. (Gellert Brothers) r. 1328 Sac.
Gellert Louis, merchant tailor, 521 Sacramento, r.
1328 Sacramento
Gelley Henry J., seaman, r. 131 Folsom
Gelow Charles, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
GeUtou Mary, widow, r. 2224 Jackson
Gtlvich A., r. 36 Clay
Gemar Peter, helper Theodore Kallenberg, r. 524 Mis-
sion
Gen Amable, merchant, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Oenard James, cutter Jory Brothers, r. 608 Minna
Geuardini I'.encdetto, proptr Ticluo Hotel, 518 Pacific
Gcnardiui Salvatore, lisheruian. Front St. W'harf |
Geuashi Margarita, drLB.smakcr, r. 1337 Dupont, rear i
Gendur Edward F., comuiission merchant, r. 645 ,
Stevenson 1
Gendar John W., confectionery, 26 J^ Sixth ]
Qendotti Andrew, liquor saloon, 43r.34 Hayes |
Genebern B. Rev., director Sacred Heart Col- i
lege, r. SE cor Eddy and Larkin
Gen^e OttillieMrs.. actress, r. 806 Geary |
Genelll Domcuico, expressman, SE cor Front and
Washington, r. Ill Bryant !
General Jackson Mining Co., George W. Fisher secre- j
tary, 324 Pine i
General Land Agency of California, C. W. Adams sec-
retary, 408 California, room 3
General Lee Silver Mining Co. (Pinal Co., Arizona)
C. E. Gillett secretary, 211 Sansome, room 6
General Robert Allen Silver Mining Co. (Arizona)
M. C. Southard secretary, 411^ California,roomll
General Thomas Mill and Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co.,
Nev.) William Willis secretary, 29 Nevada Block
General Trans-Atlantic Co., Belloc & Co. agents, 524
Montgomery
Genereaux Baptiste, master mariner, r. 715 Webster
Generich F., seaman, r. 30 Clay
Generlich J., tailor, r. 23 Rondel PI
Genesee Mill Co., P. A. Campbell president,
Henry Coubrough secretary, office Gold, ur San-
some
Genesee Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.) E. F. Stone sec-
retary, 306 Pine
Genesee Valley Mining Co., James L. Fields secre-
tary, 240 Montgomery
Genet Martha, widow, dressmaker, r. 1012 Mason
Geneva Award, Caleb T. Fay agent, 320 San., room 14
Geneva House, Christian Gehret proptr, 118 and 120
Ellis
Geneve L., r. 1 Jasper PI
Geneve Victor, cook Poodle Dog Rotisserle. r. 15)4 St.
Mary's
Genong C. A. Mrs., r. 222 Post
Genrick Frederick, seaman schr Harry, Jackson St.
Wharf
Gensberger Max (Louis Kline & Co.) r. 11 Kearny
Gensler Caroline, ladies' and gents' underwear, 328
Sixth
Gensler John, fisherman, r. 634 Pacific, rear
Gensler Julius, peddler, r. 328 Sixth
Gensler Michael, clerk, r. 2519 Bush
Genster Jacob, barber, 808 Larkin
Gentil .-Vrthur, physician, and barber, 706 Pacific, r.
130j;« Stockton
Gentiso Louis, gardener, S s Herman bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Gentry Abuer, r. 8 Ellis
Gentry A. B., r. 314 Bush
Gentry Alfred K., porter, r. 150 Eighth
Gentusi Luigi, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Genty Amelia Mme., laundry, 524 Bush
Genty Edward, r. 524 Bush
Geuty James J., shoemaker, r, 605 Broadway
Gentz Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Gentz Mary, widow, r. 1519 Dupont
Genung .\. H., r. 23 Hawthorne
Geoffry August, maltster National Brewery, r. SE cor
Fulton and Webster
Geoffry Dominique, brewer National Brewery, r. SE
cor Fulton and Webster
Geoghegan James P., carjienter, r. 5 Bowie Av
Geoghegau John W., shipcalker, r. SW cor Fifth Av
and J
Geoghegan Margaret, widow, r. 921 Folsom
Geoghegan Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1149 Howard
Geohegan Samuel, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 1027 Mission
Geohegan. See Gagan, Gagen and Gahagan
Georg Franz, groceries and liquors, aud market, NW
oor Twenty-fourth and Church, r. W s Church,
bet Elizabeth and Twenty-fourth
George Douglass Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Wil-
liam W. Bauswau secretary, 409 Cal., room 4
George Frederick, laborer, r. 127 Fourth, rear
George Henrietta, domestic 709 Shotwell
George Henry, carpenter, r. 1504 Buchanan
George Henry, compositor Pacific Life, r. 417 First
George Henry, inspector gas meters, 631 MiBsion, r.
417 First
George Henry A., r. .511 Pine
George Henry C, clerk Davis & Cowell, r. 234 Shot-
well
George J., r. 710 California
Gteorge James Q., r. 3 Central PI
George J. EUicott, clerk Parrott *: Co., r. Oakland
George John, restaurant, 205 Third, r. 220 Third
George John, seaman Pacific Mall 8S. China
George John B., deputy inspector gas meters, r. 417
First
George John S., with Craig & Son, r. 22 Mint Av
George Julius (George & Loughborough) r. 717 Sutter
George Mary E., widow, r. 344 Grove
George Michael, seaman Pacific Mail SS. Granada
George Nelson, carpenter Cal. Mills, r. 1017 Pierce
30 YEARS EXPEnlEINCE. Established, S.F., 1863,135 Montgomery.'
JONAS j; MORRISON
has tlie most select stock of all the leacTInef varieties ot
I^nmber in the Market. N. E. cor. Jtlission and Spear Sts.
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George O. A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1605 Buchanan
George Peter, fruits and vegetables, 735 Broadway
George Sarah, widow, r. 320 Twenty-first
George William H., carpenter, r. I(j05 Buchanan
Geovgfi & Liouj;hl>orou^h (Julius George and
Alexander H. Loughborough) attorneys at law,
507 Montgomery
Georges E. E., salesman Lusk & Co., r. Branch House
Georges Estelle Miss, r. 1024 Powell
Georges Hippol\-te (Bine & Georges) r. 729 Pine
Gteorges Joseph R., barber Antonio S. Martinho, r.
113 Jackson
Georges Leonard, bookkeeper Sherman, Hyde & Co.,
r. 1009 Clay
Georgi Luigi, tailor, r. 413 Union
Georgi Oreste, tailor, r. 413 Union
Georgia Ice Co., B. B. Minor secretary, 44 Nevada
Block
Georgia Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Richard
Wegener secretary, 414 California
Georgian Frederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
123C><i Harrison
Georke Christian, laborer Golden Gate Park
Georze Jose G. de E., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415 >^ Drumm
Georze Manoel F., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415}^ Drumm
Geraghty Agnes, domestic 1624 Howard
Geraghty Annie, domestic 1507 Pacific Av
Geraghty A. T., widow, r. 73 Fourth
Geraghty Martin, druggist, r. 513 Hayes
Geraghty Michael, stationery, and fancy goods,
IVll Folsom, r. 1 Harrison Av
Gerald Edward F., clerk freight dept Central Pac.
RK., r. Alameda
Gerald Elizabeth, widow, r. 6 Caroline
Gerald Ezekiel F., traveling auditor Central Pac. RR.,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 1, r. Lick
House
Gerald. See Gerold and Gerrald
Gerard James, en>;iucer Palace Hotel
Gerard James, carpenter, r. 647 Howard
1 Gerard. See Gerrard and Girard
I Gerard) Gabriele, harpist, r.N s Dunn Alley, nr Kear.
I Gerber Charles, driver Frederick Katz, r. 1006 Union
Gerber J. B., boot and shoemaker, 1053 J^ Market
Gerberding Albert, grain and commiBsion merchant.
214 California, r. 1218 Clay
Gerberding Edwin O., r. 1218 Clay
Gerberding Fred. W., clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. 1218
Clay
Gerberding Mary J., widow, r. 1218 Clay
Gerbie W. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 32 Sixth
Gercke Charles W., baker, r. 1123 Howard
Gercke Frederick, proptr William Tell House,
317 Bush, r. 608 Post
Gercke G. & W. (Gustaveand William Gercke) bakery,
1123 Howard
Gercke OusUve (G. & W. Gercke) r. 1123 Howard
Gercke William, proptr S. F. Furniture Factory, Berry,
bet Third and Fourth, r. 973 Bryant
Gercke William (G. & W. Gerck«) r. 1123 Howard
Gercken William F. master mariner, r. 1617 Dupont
Gerdes Alexander, real-estate, r. 743 Ellis
Gerdes August, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Gerdes Bertha, domestic 1013 Van Ness Av
Gerdes Brune H., fireman S. F. and Pac. Glass Works.
r. 109 }^ Freelon
Gerdes Carsteu, e^ressman, cor Post and Montgom-
ery, r. 2243 Mission
Gerdes Dora, domestic 1321 Pine
Gerdes George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Gerdes Henry, seaman, r. Keystone House
Gerdes Henry G., grocer, r. 1600 Polk
Gerdes Jacob (Haar & Gerdes) r. 3 Qulncy
Gerdes. See Gaerdes
Gerding Mary, waitress John H. Burhans, r. NW cor
Ash Av and Polk
Gerdonio FeUx, pastrycook Palace Hotel
Gerdts August, clerk, r. 720 Capp
Gere Ellen, widow, r. 404 Geary
Gereau Belle, widow, r. 1511 California
Gerema Charles, r. 420 Brannan
Geremer R., seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Geremias Manoel, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 J4 Drumm
Gerhard John Frederick, laborer Welters Bros., r. 83
Clementina
Gerhard Frederick G., cofifee saloon, 36 Thirteenth
Gerhard Pauline, domestic 421 Eddy
Gerhardt Conrad, expressman, NW cor Dupont and
Vallejo, r. 5 Telegraph PI
Gerhardt Fanny Mrs., r. 12 Ellis
Gerhardy William, r. 106 Natoma
Gerholdt Lucy, widow, lodgings, 1062 Howard
Gerhow Frnderick, groceries, 2 and 4 Mission, r. 561)4
Howard
Gerichten Frederick G., hamessmaker, r. 16 Sherman
Gerichten Josephine E. Mrs., assistant Greewich St.
Primary Cosmopolitan School, r. 16 Sherman
Gerichten Louis, teacher boxing and fencing, r. 204
Powell
Gerichten Philip, importer and dealer perfumery,
barber's sundries, etc., 1212 Market, r. 1 Yerba
Buena
Gerichten William, r. 1 Yerba Buena
Gericke Agnes, widow, seamstress, r. 4 John
Gerig Henry (Henry Gerig & Co.) r. Ws Clara Av, bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Gerig Henry & Co. (Henry Gerig and Moritz Bennet)
dairy. Eighteenth, nr Clara Av
Geriug William, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 259
Twelfth
Gerisch George, carpenter, 939 Clay, r. 15 John
Gerke A. F., r. 1024 Capp
Gerke George, tailor Bullock & Jones, r. NW cor
Montgomery Av and Dupont
Gerken Claus, manager Hotel Rhein, 909 Kearny
Gerken Diedrich (Gerken & Wobber) r. 1904 Powell
Gerken Ernest, master mariner, r. 1218 Kearny
Gerken George, clerk Oflferman & Blohm, r. SE cor
Fourteenth and Mission
Gerken Henry, laborer, r. 1021 Hampshire
Gerken Henry, shoemaker, 416 Fourth
Gerken William, clerk Frederick Issendorf, SW cor
Howard and Beale
Gerken William, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Gerken & Wobber (Diedrich Gerken and Peter Wob-
ber) liquor saloon, SW cor Spear and Mission
Gerl Christian, junk dealer, r. SW cor Guerrero and
Twenty-eighth
Gerl Henry, gardener, r. Valley, bet Dolores and
Guerrero
Gerlach Bernard, barber Lipman & Hyman, r. 216 Bitch
Gerlach Charles E., waiter Norager & Hjul, r. 6 Cen-
tral PI
Gerlach Conrad, r. 101 O'Farrell
Gerlach Emil, compositor Cal. Demokrat, r. 14)4 Oak
Grove Av
Gerlach George, r. 6 Central PI
Gerlach George, physician, office and r. 1313 Tyler
Gerlach George E., driver James C.Pennie Jr., r. 1409
Octavia
Gerlach John, cabinetmaker, r. 529 )§ Sixth
Gerlach Rheinhold, cooper, r. 14 Oak Grove Av
Gerlach William P., clerk Christy & Wise, r. 230
Seventh
Germain Dwight, printer, r. 1227 Pierce
Germain Harry, compositor Rosenthal & Germain,
r. Oakland
Germaiu Henry, r. 916 Ellis
Germain Ludwig (Rosenthal & Germain) r. 1227 Pierce
Germain. See German and Germon
Germaine W. M.. harnessmaker. r. 25 Second
German American Insurance Co. (New
York) T. C. Grant general agent, 213 Sansome
German American School, 221 Geary
German C. George, waiter Herman H. Horst, r. 359
Minna
German Clerk's Relief Society, 410 Kearny, room 1
German Fire Insurance Co. of Pittsburgh,
E. D. Famsworth & Son general agents, 202 Ban-
some, room 1
German Fire Insurance Co. (Baltimore) Phil-
ip, Speyer& Co. agents, 13 Merchants' Exchange,
425 California
German General Benevolent Society, Eu-
gene Romer general agent, 114 Dupont
German Hospital, Noe, bet Fourteenth and
Ridley, office 114 Dupont
Gei-man Hotel, Dierks & Janssen proptrs, 18 First
German James B., painter, r. 740 Minna
German L., teamster, Presidio Reservation
German Lawrence, stableman, r. 1122)4 Lsrkln
German Lizzie Miss, r. 359 Minna
German Savings and L.oan Society (The)
Lawrence Gottig president, George Lette secreta-
ry, 526 California &^
German Theater (California Theater) N s Bush, bet
Kearny and Dupont
WINDOW SHADES.
Manufacturer of fine "WINDOW
SHADES for Private Resi-
dences, Stores, Offices, etc., etc.
GEO. W.CLARK,
645 Market Street.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
WHOLESAliB
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German Thomas, farmer, r. Ocean House Flat
German 'William, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Germania Liife Insurance Co. of New York,
•Julius Ja -obs general agent, 216 Sansome
Germunia Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) E. F. Stone
secretarj-, 306 Pine
Germanic Liloj-d, Muecke, Vietor & Co. agents,
lO'J California, room 8
Germard Eugene, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Germer John C, butcher, 511 Pacific
Gernion A. <& Oo. (Adolphus Germon) general
commission merchants, wholesale and retail deal-
ers shingles, shakes, butcher blocks. laurel
timber, and lumber, 113 Jlissiou
Germon Adolphus (.\. Germon & Co.) r. 143 Natoma
Germon. See Germain and German
Gerndt William, carpenter, r. 2023 Taylor
Gerne John, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Gerner Hugo, clerk, r. 1707 Howard
Ge.uich Augustus, carriagemaker Larkins & Co., r.
1073 H Market
Gernich Frederick, upholsterer William Schomberg,
r. 1073 ;<S Market
Gerobeck Frank, cook Turk St. Hotel
Gerold Philip, commercial traveler, r. 823 Dolores
Gerow G. C. Mrs., corsetmaker, 702 Larkin
Gerrard James, machinist, r. Turk St. Hotel
Gerrard Joseph (Feistel & Gerrard) r. Paris, France
Gerrard 'William J., carijenter Bowles & Darrow, r.
647 Howard
Gerrard. See Gerard, and Girard
Gerrau .\nthony, laborer, r. 58 Shiplev, rear
Gerrette J. H., domestic 1008 Sutter
Gerrein Sebastian, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r.
60 Crocker
Gerring Frederick, laborer American Sugar Refinery,
r. 921 Battery
Gerring John, broiler Lick House
Gerrish L' uis, waiter, r. 837 Folsom
Gerrish M. E. Mrs., manuf artificial flowers, 118 Ellis
Gerritsen Annie Mrs., dressmaker, 264 Eighth
Gerritsen Henry J., carpenter, r. 264 Eighth
Gerrity John, teamster, r. 635 Jessie
Gerrity Martin, groceries, 12 Harrison Av
Gerry Ferdinand, surveyor, r. 720 Capp
Gerry Samuel R., resident physician Alms House,
office 040 Washington
Gerson Maria, widow, r. 2005 Sacramento
Gerson Nathan, attorney at law, 426 California, room
4, r. Nucleus House
Gerstenberg Charles (J. Jacobson & Co.) r. 620 Lar-
kin
Gerstenberg Hi nrj-, clerk, r. 620 Larkin
Gerstenberg William, assistant baker Occidental
Hotel
Gerstle Lewis (Louis Sloss & Co., Funcke & Co.,
and Hutchinson, Kohl, Philippeus b Co.) r. 1500
Van Ness Av
Gerston James, waiter SS. Oregon, r. 750 Harrison
Gerth Theodore J., butcher John G. Stephan, r. 2416
California
Gerths August, seaman, r. 127 Jacksou
Gerting Eliza, widow, r. 412 Polk
Gerts Neal L., carpenter, r. NW cor Fillmore aiUd
Green
Gerty J. E., seaman, r. 636 Commercial
Gerty. See Girty
Gertzen Otto, carpenter, r. Metcalf PI, nr Laguna
Gertz William, r. 1407 Jackson
Gerveu R. D., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 1222
I'ine
Gerzabek Carl F., assistant foreman Liebes Brothers
& Co., r. 605 Steiner
Gerzabek Oscar 'V., salesman A. C. Dietz & Co., r. 605
Steiner
Gerzen Frederick, driver Chicago Brewery, r. 1420
Pine
Gealin John, willowworker John Bocker, r. 637 Bdwy.
Gessen James, cook, r. 308 Seventh
GcBsenburg Ellen, domestic SW cor Green and Leav.
Gestalo Henry, r. 458 Natoma
Gesvret Eugene, Custom House broker, 617 Sansome,
r. 4 Burritt
Getchell Benjamin F., steward David H. Wallace, r.
15 Stockton
Getchell Charles, calker Eben Weeks, r. 940 Mission
Getchell George G., teamster Luther Knights, r. Rail-
road House
Getchell Henry, laborer 8. F. Cordage Factory, r.
Bernal Heights
Getchell James T., porter Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,
r. Shakspeare, bet Hope and Isabel
Getchell. See Gitchell
Gethings Miss, shoeflttcr S.'W.Levy, r. 115 Hayes
Gethings James A., salesman Eisen Brothers, r. 544?i
Natoma
Gethings James E., cigars and tobacco, 30 Mont-
gomery, r. 206 Eighth
Getlesou Bernard (jetleson & Landis) r. 1916 Sac.
Getleson David, wines and liquors, 795 Mission, r.
1916 Sacramento
Getleson <!te Lianclis (Bernard Getleson and Gus-
tave C. Landis) imijorters French calf skins, and
wholesale dealers leather, and findiugs,543 Market
Getson Andrew, waiter Antone Pignaz, r. S s Steven-
son, 11 r Third
Getons John, peddler, r. 63 'West Mission
Gettia Celeste, widow, r. cor Sullivan and Old Hick-
ory, B. H.
Gettigen William, longshoreman, r. South Park House
Gettings Catherine, widow, r. 1027 Twenty-first
Gettis John, seaman schr Maxim, Beale St. Wharf
Getty James, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 1627
Pine
Getty William J., inspector meters S. F. Gas Light
Co., r. 2208 Pine
Gettz-Lucas Anna Mrs., chemical preservation flowers,
743 Howard
Getz , r. 6 O'Farrell
Getz Abraham, r. 1724 Sutter
Getz August, painter, r. 256 K' Jessie
Getz Bernhard (Getz & Hirshfeld and Getz, Levin ft
Co.) r. 1724 Sutter
Getz Brotliers & Co. (Louis and Joseph Getz)
commission merchants, whol« sale dealers in pro-
visions, and agents Alvarado Salt Works, 301 and
303 Front, N'W cor Sacramento
Getz Charles, cook, r. 308 Sutter
Getz John, teamster CaU Sugar Refinery, r. 488 Eighth
Getz Joseph (Getz Brothers & Co.) r. 1309 Gough
Getz, Levin & Co. (Bernhard Getz, Isidor Levin and
Solomon Hirshfeld) dairy produce, stalls 13 and
14 Bay City Market
Getz Louis (Getz Brothers & Co.) r. 1726 Sutter
Getz Louis, laborer Sea Wall
Getz Marcus, local agent Fireman's Fund Insurance
Co., r. 1112 Pierce
Getz Robert, r. 537 Sacramento
Getz Rudolph, painter, r. 222 J< O'Farrell
Getz k Hirshfeld(Beruhard Getz and Solomon Hirsh-
feld) dairy produce,'16 and 17 Grand Central Mar-
ket
Gevenoni Paul, expressman, cor Merchant and San-
some, r. 7 Montgomery Court
Geveri Samuel, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Gewer August, clerk Adjutant General's Office, U. 8.
A.. Presidio Reservation, r. 1331 M Vallejo
Geyor E. L., adjuster coiner's dcpt U. 8. Mint, r. 1405
Taylor
Geyer Louis P., barber Conrad Troill, r. 433 Green
Geyer Mariam, widow, r. 1405 Taylor
Geyerswaldt Leo, liquor saloon, 538 Hayes
Geynet , tailor, 62") Merchant
Geyser John, bartender Hansen k Kuhl, r. 2 Chelsea PI
Gezan A., Au.strian Benev. Soc, 310 O'Farrell
Gheen Thomas H., butcher Louis 'Werner, r. 507 Sixth
Gheeu William, trunkmaker Fechheimer & Steele,
r. Seventeenth, bet Folsom and Shotwell
Gherini Amaute, salesman Mar^n, Feusler & Co., r.
910 Greenwii'h
Ghezza Angelo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 'V\'a8hlngton
Ghilemi Giovanni, laborer, r. 818 Sansome
Ghio Agostino I., Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Ghio Antonio, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Ghio Emauuele, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Ghio Felice, merchant tailor. 721 Montgomery, r. 312
Filbert
Ghio John, foreman E. Gosllnsky & Co., r. 520 Union
Ghiotto G. B., vegetables, 8 Colombo Market
GhirardoUi .Antonio (Ravenna, GhirardelU & Co.) r.
Oakland
Ghlrardelli Domingo (GhirardelU jt Danzel) r. Oak-
land
GhirardelU Domingo Jr., salesman GhirardelU &
Danzel, r. 610 Fulton
GhirardelU Louis, clerk GhirardelU k Danzel, r. Oak-
land
Ghlrard<>III & Danzel (Domingo GhirardelU)
iniptirters and raanufs chocolate, coffee and
spices, 415 and 417 Jackson
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY,
Washing Called for and Delivered
OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST.
I MAPnnKiniirU importer of and dealer IX COAL AXD PIG IRON,
J. nriAl/UUillUUlan, « MarUet SUect. comer Sn
41 Alurket Street, corner Spear.
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Ghiselli Jocondo, tailor, S s Clark, nr Front
Ohisla Salvatore, umbrella aud parasolmaker, 1314
Stockton
Ghong James, seaman schr Maxln, Beale St. Wharf
Giacobbl Dominic, professor St Ignatius College,
214 Hayes
Giacobbi Francois, r. 1024 Powell
Giacobbi Louis A., jeweler Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 1024
Powell
Giacobbi Virgil, r. 1024 Powell
Giacomette J. Batista, mnccaronimaker J. P. Ten-
thorey & Co., r. o.iH Mission >'
Giacomini John J>., porter Martin, Feusier & Co.j^
1307 Leavenworth ^
Giacomini Domenica (Magistra & Giacomini) r. Fed-
eral Hotel
Giacomo Delfino, picklemaker.r. 422 Vallejo, rear
Glacomo Grondona, engineer, r. Garibaldi House
Giacopello FraiKi-sco, r. Hotel Roma
Giauiboui Giuseppe, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Mont.
Giainbani N. & Co. (Natale Giamboni, Giralomo
Buero, Ildefonse Cuenln, and Carlo Balzarini)
proptrs Ccmpi's Restaurant, 531 Clay
Giamboni Natale (N. Giamboni & Co.) and president
West Oakland Mutual Loan Assn, r. Oakland
Giampaoli Bernard, driver Giovanni Giampaoli, r.
ii08 Stockton
Giampaoli Giovanni, wood and coal, 908 and 910
Stockton
Giancopelo Giacomo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Gianettoni M. (Buzzini & Gianettoni) r. 29 Sixth
Gianettoni Stephen, bartender Buzzini & Gianettoni,
r. 29 Sixth
Gianni Domenico, porter A. Galli & Co., r. 424 Bdwy.
Giaunini A. (Giannini & Guscetti) r. E s Berlin, nr
San Bruno Road
Giannini Carrie Miss, laundress Henry G. Giannini,
r. 824 Laguna
Giannini Clemento, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Mont.
Giannini Daniel, milker Giannini & Guscetti, r.
Berlin, nr San Bruno Road
Giannini Frank, laundryman Henry G. Giannini, r.
824 Laguna
Giannini G., r. 212 Eighteenth
Giannini Henry G., laundry, 824 Laguna
Giannini Joseph, restaurant, 617 Mission, r. 012
Mission
Giannini Louisa Miss, laundress Henry G. Giannini,
r. 824 Laguna
Giannini Mary Miss, laundress Henry G. Giannini,
r. 824 Laguna
Giannini Peter A., manuf watch cases and importer
watches, 109 Montgomery, r. 315 Ivy Av
Giannini Peter J., laundry, 603 Hayes
Giannini & Guscetti (A. Giannini and V. Guscetti)
milk ranch, E s Berlin, nr San Bruno Road
Giannotti Luigi, fruits and vegetables, NW cor Post
and Taylor
Giano Cerilo, dishwasher Cam pi's Restaurant
Gianoni Marco, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Giant and Old Abe Mining Co. (Dakota Territory) J.
King Goodrich secretary, 49 Nevada Block
Giant Cement Co. (C. L. Williams) 417 Washington
Giant Poivder Co., Bandmann, Nielsen & Co.
general agents, 210 Front, secretary's office 10
California
Giant Powder Works. Central Road, nr Twentieth
Av, S of Golden Gate Park
Gianvito Taccone, tailor, r. .517 Green
Gibare Rachel, domestic 328 Eddy
Gibb Emma, widow, r. 201 Turk
Gibl) James, wines aud liquors, 617 Merchant, r.
1818 Geary
Gibbard William F., cabinetmaker West Coast Furni-
ture Co., r. 44 Third
Gibben Patrick, Coopers' Pro. Assn, 767 Market
Gibbes Charles D., surveyor and civil engineer, 117
Montgomery Block
Gibbes J. T., surveyor and draftsman, 100 Montgom-
ery Block
Gibbes. See Gibbs
Gibbon Andrew, foundryman, r. 326 Tebama
Gibbon Edward F., watches and diamonds, 025 Kear-
ny, r. 923 Pine
Gibbon John F., physician, office and\dispensary
62.J Kearny, r. 923 Pine ^
Gibbons , longshoreman Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Gibbons Alexander, tailor, r. W s Broderick, bet Pine
and California
Gibbons Alfred (English & Gibbons) r. Alameda
Gibbons Anna P. Mies, assistant Rincon Grammar
School, r. 939 Geary
Gibbons Charles P., mining, r. 2608 Mission
Gibbons Edward, gilder MatthewD. Nlle.r. 15 Jansen
Gibbons Eleanor P., wood engraver, 606 Montgomery,
room 31. r. 939 Geary
Gibbons Ellen, domestic Q014 Taylor
Gibbons Francis W., r. 325 Eddy
Gibbons Frank A., trapezi.st, r. Russ House
Gibbons George A., driver A. T. Noble, r. NW cor
Thirtieth and San Jose Av
Gibbons Henry, i)hysician, office 26 Montgomery,
and professor practice of medicine, medical dept
University College, r. 939 Geary
ibbons Henry Jr., physician, office 26 Mont-
gomery, dean and professor of obstetrics, med-
ical dept University College, r. 601 Polk
Gibbons James, laborer, r. 505 Linden
Gibbons James, teamster, r. 211 Langton
Gibbons Jami s, upholsterer, r. 273 Clara
Gibbons John, laborer William Kerr, r. 909 Battery,
rear
Gibbons John J., carpenter Southern Pac. RR., r. 125-
Twenty-fourth
Gibbons Joseph, employee J. D. McLennan, r. 220
Stockton •
Gibbons Julia, widow, r. 15 Jansen
Gibbons Julia, domestic 8 Garden
Gibbons Martin, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Gibbons Michael, bootcrimper, r. 8 Minna, rear
Gibbons Michael, laborer William Kerr, r. 955 Battery,
rear
Gibbons Patrick, cook U. S. Restaurant r. 629 Sac.
Gibbons Patrick, laborer, r. 462 J^ Minna
Gibbons Peter, laborer, r. Second St. House
Gibbons Robinson, draftsman U. S. Surveyor-Gener-
al's Office, r. Alameda
Gibbons Sarah, widow, r. 1914 Taylor, rear
Gibbons Thomas, fruitdealer, r. E 8 York, bet Twen-
ty-third and Twenty-fourth
Gibbons Thomas, real-estate, r. 413 Valencia
Gibbons William, attorney at law, 606 Mont. ,r. Alameda
Gibbons William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Gibbons William, steward Pacific Mail SS. City of
Panama
Gibbons William R., harnessmaker and saddler, 1323
Polk, r. 1703 Sacramento
Gibbs C. E. Miss, assistant Spring Valley Grammar
School, r. Abbotsford House
Gibbs Charles, driver, r. 335 Fourth
Gibbs Charles E. (Scotchier & Gibbs) r. 833 Post
Gibbs Charles E., attorney at law, 20 Montgomery
Block, r. Abbotsford House
Gibbs Charles H., barber August Bidekoff, r. 129 Third
Gibbs Cornelius v. S., adjuster marine losses,
318 California, room 1, r. 722 Post
Gibbs Frederick A. (George W. Gibbs & Co.) r. 2422
Mission
Gibbs George, machinist Frederick A. Bobbins, r. 400
Union
Gibbs George W. (George W. Gibbs & Co.) r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Capp
Gibbs George W. & Co. (George W. and Freder-
ick A. Gibbs, Joseph P. Vernon and Edward A. Sel-
fridge) importers Iron, steel, blacksmiths' tools,
bolts, etc., 35 and 37 Fremont and 34-40 Beale
Gibbs G. W., conductor Market St. RR.
Gibbs Harry T., clerk George W. Gibbs & Co., r. 722
Post
Gibbs James A., millwright Joseph Wagner & Co., r.
518 1^ Natoma
Gibbs Josiah H., route agent U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. Commercial Hotel
Gibbs Oscar M., telegraph operator National Bell
Telephone Co., r. 307 Polk
Gibbs Reuben F., sawsmith, 79 Jj Stevenson, r. Brook-
lyn Hotel
Gibbs S. L., packer J. Cerf & Co., r. Oakland
Gibbs Thomas, waiter What Cheer House Restaurant,
531 Sacramento
Gibbs' V. S. Bonded Warehouse, John O.
Strauch proptr, SW cor Front and Vallejo
Gibbs Wesley D., pianotuner, 647 Market, r. 523 Sixth
Gibbs William C, adjuster marine losses, 318
California, r. Oakland
Gibbs. See Gibbes
Gibeau G. T. (I. O. Gibeau & Brother) r. 12 Twen-
ty-sixth
Glbeau I. O. & Brother (I. O. and G. T. Gibeau)
blacksmiths and wagonmakers, 2944 Mission
I nilNni ArU i?. CC\ WINE VAULTS, Corner Market and Second streets.
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Gibeau Isaac O. (I. O. Gibeau & Brother) r. 12 Twen-
ty-sixth
Giblin Daniel, blacksmith, r. Myrtle Av, bet Gough
and Franklin
Giblin Fidel, r. Helvetia Hotel
Giblin James, groceries and liquors, KW cor Zoe and
Freelon
Giblin James, waiter, r. 1107 Howard
Giblin John, upholsterer, r. 159 Ninth
Giblin Julia, domestic 101 Ash Av
Giblin Patrick, cooper Lawrence Felvey, r. 307 Fol.
Giblin Patrick, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Giblin Richard, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r. 7
August Alley
Giblin Thomas, real-estate agent, r. 821 Broadway
Giblin Timothy J., r. 1329 Clay
Giblin William, boot and shoemaker, 159 Ninth
Gibney Andrew D., coremaker Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 32C Tehama
Gibney Ann, widow, r. 5i9 Tehama
Glbuey James, hackdriver, r. 6}^ Freelon
Gibney John, laborer, r. 1416 Kearny
Gibney John, laborer, r. Branch House
Gibney Margaret, widow, r. 422 Fremont
Gibney Mary Mrs,, bakery, 1837 Howard
Gibney Michael, laborer, r. S s Greenwich, nr Sansome
Gibney Peter, bartender James Carolin, r. 680 Har-
rison
Gibney Samuel, laborer Merchant's Dry Dock Co., r.
23 Clinton
Gibney Thomas, hackdriver, r. 1004 Kearny
Gibney Thomas F., housemover, r. 558 Stevenson
Gibson A. B. Mrs., r. Occidental Hotel
Gibson Albert, butcher, r. N s Eighth Av, bet L and
M, South S. F.
Gibson Alexander, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Minnesota, bet Solano and Butte
Gibson Alexander, porter Wilmerding & Co., r. N b
Clipper, bet Twenty-fourth aod Twenty-fifth
Gibson Bridget, Miss, r. 1000 Washington
Gibson Charles, drayman, 215 Front, r. 1009 Union
Gibson Charles T., oiler O. & O. SS. Belgic
Gibson E. M., attorney at law, 120 Sutter, r. Oakland
Gibson Fannie, widow, r. 8 Folsom Av
Gibson Fanny Miss, teacher music, r. 114 Mason
Gibson Frank J., bartender, r. 225 Bush
Gibson Frederick, cabinetmaker C. M. Plum & Co.,
r. 116 Jones
Gibson George, r. 708 Pine
Gibson George, agent patent chair seats, r. Park
Hotel
Gibson George, bartender Thomas Finerty, Meiggs'
Wharf
Gibson George L., r. 1230 Mission
Gibson George R. (Watson, La Grange & Gib-
sou) banker and broker, office tX) Wall St., New
York, and 324 Pine, rooms 4-G, r. Palace Hotel
Gibson George T., second cook stmr Pride of the
River, r. 109 Minna
Gibson Henry, carpenter, r. 8E cor Eighteenth and
Harrison
Gibson H. L., clerk general passenger and ticket
agent's office Central Pac. RR., r. 2731 Howard
Gibson Henry, marbleworker, r. cor Fair Av and Mis-
sion Road
Gibson James, machinist Excelsior Iron Works, r.
64 First
Gibson James, physician, r. 924M Harrison
Gibson James, salesman, r. 836 Mission
Gibson James, teamster Charles Harley b Co., r. 114
Davis
Gibson James C, carpenter and builder, r. 2819
t: California
Gibson James E., driver, r. 1721 Stevenson
Gibson James H., peddler, r. 21 M
Gibson James J., hostler McCord, Bridge & Co., r. 414
Tehama
Gibson James L., proptr Aldine Photograph Gallery,
811 Market, r. 1«27 Market
Gibson John, carpenter Golden City Chemical Works,
r. N b Townsend. nr Seventh
Gibson John B., clerk Redington & Co., r. 1207 MlsBion
Gibson Joseph, waiter Baldwin's Dining Palace
Gibson Ju'ia, widow, r. 7 Water
Gibson L., r. Palace Hotel
Gibson Margaret, widow, r. 458 Guerrero
Gibson Marvin P., bookkeeper Henry Keller & Co., r.
8 Folsom Av t
Gibson Mary, domestic Palace Hotel
Gibson Mary A., widow, r. 60 Clipper
Gibson Matthew M. Rev., pastor United Presbyterian
Church, r. 803 Guerrero
Gibson Orrin B., merchant, r. 2731 Howard
Gibson Otis Rev., superintendent M. E. Chinese
Mission, r. 916 Washington
Gibson Phoebe, widow, r. W s Tennessee, bet Mari-
posa and Solano
Gibson Richard, journalist, r. 734 Folsom
Gibson Robert, boatman, foot Third, r. 4 Berry
Gibson Robert, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N s
Sierra, bet Louisiana and Maryland
Gibson Samuel, conductor Sutter St, RR., r. 37 Austin
Gibson Samuel, painter, r. '222 Tehama
Gibson Samuel J. W., roller Pac. Rolling Mlll,r.
W s Tennessee, bet Solano and Mariposa
Gibson T. B. & Co. (Thomas B. Gibson and Lucas J.
Schmitt) manufs coffees, spices, teas, etc., 353 and
355 Tehama
Gibson Thomas, copyist, r. 13iH Howard
Gibson Thomas, carpenter Superintendent of Streets
Gibson Thomas, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Gibson Thomas, longshoreman, r. 256 Steuart
Gibson Thomas, seaman, r. "26 Steuart
Gibson Thomas B. (T. B. Gibson & Co.) r. 1561
Market
Gibson Thomas R., clerk Charles G. Ewlng, r. 37 Bitch
Gibson Thomas W., clerk Frank W. Cherry, r. 1116
Market
Gibson Walter, stonecutter, r. 31 Eddy
Gibson Weston, searcher records, r. 16 Jessie, bet
Seventh and Eighth
Gibson William, fireman stmr Oakland, Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
Gibson William, lapidary, r. 37 Bitch
Gibson William, porter Nevada Block, r. 106 Pros-
pect PI
Gibson William F., principal Ocean House Primary
School, r. cor Twenty-third and Mission
Gibson William H., barber, 1308 Polk
Gibson William J., lather, r. 37 Ritch
Gibson William Jr., roller Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Tennessee, bet Solano and Mariposa
Gibson & Preston (Albert W. Preston) gents'
furnishing goods, 34 Montgomery
Giddiugs Amelia, widow, r. 1615 California
Giddlugs Benjamin F., advertising solicitor H. 8.
Crocker & Co., r. American Exchange Hotel
Giddings Emilie Mies, cloakmaker Cal. Cloak and Suit
Manuf. Co., r. "22 Geary
Giddings Jihn E., r. 504 Washington
Gieglingen Arthur Von, clerk U. S. Mint, r. 2536
Howard
Gielow Charles, mate schr Cohassett, r. Redwood City
Gieluw Ellen, widow, r. 319 Jessie
Gieuger Charles, foreman Philadelphia Brewery, r. 67
Tehama
Gier R., expressman, NE cor Jackson and Sansome, r.
1U28 McAllister
Giercke Oscar, waiter, r. 7 Quincy PI
Gierisch John, barber, r. 1807 Octavia
Gierkens Henrj', teamster, r. NW cor Twenty-second
and Hamps"hire
Gleschen Louis E., jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild &
Hadenfeldt, r. Oakland
Gicse Brothers (Claus and Jurgen H.) groceries and
liquors, NE cor Battery and Pacific
Giese Claus (Giese Brothers) r. 704 Battery
Giese George, barber Kilian Giese, r. 1 Montgomery
Court
Giese Jurgen H. (Giese Brothers) r. 704 Battery
Giese Kilian, barber, 434 Pacific, r. 1 Montgomery
Court
Glesel S., Cigarmakers' Assn., 771 Market
Giesen RoV>ert (Krcsler .«i Co.) r. 307 Linden Av
Gieseukirchen Adam, real-estate, r. E s Fair Oaks,
bet Twenty-first ami Twenty-second
Gieshen Henry, bookkeeper, r. Chicago Hotel
Giessmann Charles, carpenter, r. 1002 Montgomery
Glestlng Joseph G., salesman, r. 19'28 Pine
Giffard E. C. Mrs., r. cor Eighteenth and Dolores
Giffln Coleman J., tinsmith John Giffin, r. 605 Mont-
gomery Av
Giffin H. E., with M. sser. Bacon & Co., r. 1222 Pine
Gifhn James L., shoemaker, r. IIOH Sacramento
Giffin John (Phillips & Giffin) r. 3006 Mission
Giffin John, tinsmith, 605 Montgomery Av. r. 913 Tay-
lor _ ,
Giffin John F., tinsmith John Giffin, r. 2013 Taylor
Giffin John T., laborer, r. S s Twentieth, bet Dolores
and Church
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Oiffin Lizzie Miss, teacher St. iioniface Orphan Asy-
lum, 112 Grove
OifBu Mary T. Miss, assistant Greenwich St. Primary
Cosmopolitan School, r. 2013 Taylor
GiflSn Oscar F. (Messcr, Bacon & Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Giffln Oscar F. Jr., clerk Messer, Bacon & Co., i. 1222
Pine
GiflSn William, clerk, r. 2013 Taylor
Giflbrd William C, agent, r. 114 Eleventh
Gift Joseph K., compositor Examiner, r. 309 Lombard
Gift William W., -watchman warehouse department
Oustom House, r. NE cor Battery and Broadway
Gignat Peter, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. Union,
bet Kearny and Dupont
Gignoux Felix, sheepskin tanner Dominique Legallet,
r. Sixth Av, bet Q and R, South S. F.
Gigon Leopold (Jacob Stork & Co.) r. 6 Martha PI
Gihon George H., engraver Thomas Gihon, r. 422 Bry-
ant
Gihon Thomas, card engraver, 109 Montgomery, r. 422
Bryant
Gil Jose T.. musician, r. 1326 Kearny
Gila Silver Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.) W. W.
Parrish secretary, ii30 Pine, room 16
Gilardi G. B., Swiss Benev. Assn. 109 Montgomery
Gilberson Christian, seaman, r. 10 Russell
Gilbert , longshoreman Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Gilbert Adrian A., purser stmr Enterprise, r. Oakland
Gilbert Alexander, proptr Gilbert House, 824
Montgomery
Gilbert Alfred, lithographer, r. 312 Union
Gilbert August, candy manuf , 3 Keamy, factory and
r. 410 Hayes
Gilbert Benjamin, driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. Amer-
ican Exchange Hotel
Gilbert Caroline, widow, r. N s Center, bet Carolina
and De Haro
Gilbert Catherine, widow, r. 312 Union
Gilbert C. G., steward P. McMahon, 117 Drumm
Gilbert Charles W. (Gilbert & Moore) r. Oakland
Gilbert Edmund C, compositor Morning Call, r. 607 J4
Pine
Gilbert Edward, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works
Gilbert Edward, tailor, r. 1313 Sacramento, rear
Gilbert Edward, stonecutter Frank Williams, r. SEcor
Hampshire and Solano
Gilbert Edward, stoneyard. Masonic Cemetery
Gilbert Emma Miss, actress, r. 411 Green
Gilbert Frederick, cook U. S. SS. Shubrick, Folsom
St.Wharf
Gilbert George S., r. 421 Hyde
Gilbert House, Alexander Gilbert proptr, 824
Montgomery
Gilbert James, groceries and liquors, 8 s Twenty-fifth,
bet Chattanooga and Dolores
Gilbert Jennie Miss, r. 215 Tyler
Gilbert J. J., assistant U. S. Coast and Geodetic Sur-
vey, cffice 214 Stockton (after July 1st new U. S.
Appraiser's Building) r. 01ympia,Wash. Ter.
Gilbert J. Martin, salesman Gilbert & Moore, r. 935
Sutter
Gilbert John, r. 20 Bernice
Gilbert John, miner, r. 957 Howard
Gilbert Joseph, laborer Cutting Packing Co., r. 407
Pacific
Gilbert Joseph, painter, r. 31 Kate
Gilbert Julius A., compositor Alta California, r. 2205
Geary
Gilbert Lizzie, widow, r. 34 Kate
Gilbert Mary, widow, r. 248 Tehama, rear
Gilbert Michael, second-hand clothing, 243 Third
Gilbert Robert, bookkeeper James Lintott, r. NE cor
Green and Octavia
Gilbert Samuel E., cook. r. 18 Turk
Gilbert Victor, barber John Brougham, r. 1206 Stock.
Gilbert William, r. 17 Bannam PI
Gilbert <& 3Xoore (Charles W. Gilbert and Hiland
A. Moore) manufs school, ofiBce, and household
furniture, 219 Bush, factory 556-.572 Braunan
Gilbertson Michael, clerk, r. 2106 O'Farrell
Gilbertson Thomas, hostler, r. 552 Linden Av
Gilbertson Robert, seaman Pacific Mall SS. City of
New York
Gilbride Annie, domestic 2520 Howard
Gilbride Benjamin, carriage blacksmith M. J. McCue
& Co.,r. 125 Fifteenth
Gilbride Edward, laborer, r. 114 Hayes
Gilbride John C, mattressmaker Pac. Spring and
Mattress Co., r. 125 Fifteenth
Miss, dressmaker, r. 126 Fif-
M. Black & Co.,
Ssn-
S s
Gilbride Josephine
teenth
Gilbride Michael W., blacksmith H
r. 125 Fifteenth
Gilbride Patrick, r. 125 B'if teenth
Gilbride Roderick A., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r.
125 Fifteenth
Gilcher Johann, cabinetmaker C. M. Plum & Co., r.
512 Fourth
Gilchrist Hannah Mrs., r. 10 Converse
Gilchrist John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 212
First
Gilchrist John G. (Kelly, Henderson & Gilchrist) r.
900 Powell
Gilchrist Maria, widow, r. 1244 Howard
Gilchrist Michael, r. 140 Natoma
Gilday Ann. widow, r. 3 Card Alley
Gilday Edward, boilermaker, r. 15 Frederick, rear
Gildea Charles, insurance agent, r. 551 Minna
Gildea Charles, wharfinger, Section 1, Sea Wall, r. 930
Market
Gildemeester J. P. H., real-estatebroker, 621
some
Gilden J. L., watchman Soxith Pac. Coast RR.
Gilder William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r
Shasta, bet Michigan and Georgia
Gildner Conrad, cigarmaker, r. 522 Filbert, rear
Gildner .John, laborer, r. 522 Filbert, rear
Gile G. F., butcher, r. 120 Seventh
Gile Henry S. (Doane & Co.) r. Illwaco, W. T.
Giles Charles F., salesman Mayhew, Earnest & Co., r.
Oakland
Giles George, doorkeeper Bush St. Theater
Giles George, porter Heeder & Reichardt, r. 325 Bush
Giles Henry, carpenter, r. S s Eighth Av, betM and
N, South S.F.
Giles Henry, seaman schr Colonel Baker, Steuart St.
Wharf
Giles James W., grain weigher, 302 Davis, r. 566 Wil-
low Av
Giles Mary, widow, r. 6 Zoe PI
Giles. See Geils
Gilfeather Francis, upholsterer, r. W s California Av,
bet Virginia and Esmerald Avs, B. H.
Gilfeather Francis T., machinist S. F, Gas Light Co.,
r. 5 Elizabeth
Gilfeather Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 113 Jones
Gilfeather Owen, upholsterer, r. W s California Av,
bet Virginia and Esmeralda Avs, B. H.
Gilfillan Archibald, agent, r. 2420 Buchanan
Gilfillan Jonah C. (Gilfillan & Hohenschild) r. 1010
Jackson
Gilfillan <& HoHenscliild (Jonah C. Gilfillan
and estate of George Hohenschild) fruits and
vegetables, 33, 34, 45 and 46 California Market
Gilfoil John, fruits and vegetables, NE cor Union and
Hyde
Gilfoil Patrick, fireman, r. 437 Shipley
Gilfoil. See Guilfoyle
Gilfoy John, livery stable. 008 Mission, r. 7 Natoma
Gilfoy P., fireman Pacific Coast SS. Senator
Gilgan James, real-estate, r. 512 Hyde, rear
Gilgan Michael, laborer, r. 2211 Geary
Gilgen Annie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 841 Mission
Gilgenkrantz Ernest, cabinetmaker, r. 14 Gilbert
Gilhatn Francis M., foreman and designer whip de-
partment Main & Winchester, r. 540 Jessie
Gilhooly Benjamin, molder O. K. Foundry, r. 334 }4
Tenth
Gilhooly Thomas, butcher, r. 133 Fol.som
Gilhuly Hugh, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r.
25731! Clara
Gilhuly J., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. 257J4
Clara
Gilhuly Michael, teamster Presidio Reservation
Gill Andrew, teamster Hancock & Kelgp, r. NW cor
Sixteenth and Colimibia
Gill Elias, r. 465 Clementina
Gill Eliza, widow, r. 10 Ji Kausch, rear
Gill Ellen Miss (Gill &Donohue) r. 1703 Stockton
Gil> Ernest, cabinetmaker, r. 14 Gilbert
Gill Frank H., Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Gill Frederick W., bookkeeper Pac. Oil and Lead
Works, r. San Rafael '
Gill H. Q., cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, r. cor
Sixth and Bryant
Gill Hugh, stonecutter, r. N s Thirteenth Av, bet L
and M. South S. F.
Gill James F., laborer Eureka Stone Manuf. Co., r. 22
Bluxome
GEO. W. CLARK,
9A
645 MARKET, wholesale and retail dealer in PAPER HAWGIWGS
l>.4.»..:.n,» nnA.n.«»4«... and all kinds of AVindow Shade
Interior Decorator. Material and Fixtures.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
ITHOIiESALE
HARDWARE,
Corner Market and Front Streeta.
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Gill Jeremiah, r. 2*5 Sixth
Gill John, laborer S.F. Cordage Factory, r. 22Bluxome
Gill John, seaman schr Bill the Butcher, Howard St.
Wharf
Gill Katie, domestic 414 Tyler
Gill M., blacksruith-helper Pac. Improvement Co.
Gill Martin, wheulwright, r. 22 Bluxome,rear
Gill Matthew, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Gill Michael, laborer Sol. Wangenheim & Co., r. 730
Harrison
Gill Miles, extraman Hose No. 1, S. F. F. D.
Gill Robert (Daniel Holland & Co.) r. 2105 Stockton
Gill Robert D., yard master Southern Pac. RR., r. 12 >^
Oak Grove Av
Gill Susan Miss, bookfolder A. J. Leary, r. 21 Natoma
Gill Thomas, blacksmith Christian F. Suhl, r. San
Leandro
Gill Thomas, laborer, r. 25 Clinton
Gill William, laborer Cornelius O'Donnell, r. 109
Welsh
Gill William, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill k Stetson,
r. NE cor California and Cortland A vs.
Gill & Donohue (Miss Ellen Gill and Miss Bridget
Donohue) dressmakers, 1703 Stockton
Gill. See McGill
Glllace James, teamster, r. 137 Hayes
Gillaid George D., clerk, r. 664 Minna
Gillam Frederick, clerk, r. 100 McAllister
Gillam Jefferson, porter Kittle & Co., r. 1510 Pine
Gillam Joseph K., cabinetmaker, r. 346 Seventh
Gillan Margaret, widow, r. 24 Russ
Gillan Neal, teamster James McDevitt, r. 911 Sansome
Gillan Rosa Miss, folder S. F. Laundry, r. NW cor
Turk and Fillmore
Gillan. See Gillen, Gillin, and McGillan
Gillard George D., clerk Masonic Cemetery, r. 664
Minna
Gillard Thomas, laborer, r. 911 Eighteenth
Glllardiui Serafiuo, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
(Jille Henry (Gille & Roehrigs) r. 33 Lily Av
Gille & Roehrigs (Henry Gille and G. H. Roehrigs)
fringemakeis, 727 Market
Gilleece James, laborer M. & O. Maguire, r. 133 Hayes
Gillegau Martin (Kenney & Gillegan) r. 50 Nevada
Gillemelt Hattie, domestic 1131 Ellis
Gillen BridKetf widow, r. 31 Eleventh
Gillen Charles J., foreman Engine No. 11, S. F. F.D.,
r. Fourteenth Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Gillen James W., policeman City Hall, r. 1211 Mont.
Gillen John, hostler Ahimaaz B. Smith, r. 1209 Fol.
Gillen John, teamster, r. 1727 Market
Gillen Lizzie Miss, labeler Denicke Brothers, r. 727
Broadway
Gillen Patrick, mason, r. 1620 Washington
Gillen. See Gillan, Gillin, and McGillen
Giller Carl L., engraver and dicsinker, 4.30 Mont.
Oilleran Bartholomew, laborer, r. NE cor Mariposa
and Vermont
Gilleran Bridget, domestic 1201 Van Ness Av
Oilleran Edward, groceries and liquors, 241 Fourth,
r. 141 Clara
Gilleran Henry, laborer Superintendent of Streets, r.
315 Cl'inentina
Gilleran James, proptr Winchester House, 44 Third
Gilleran Patrick, guard House of Correction
Gilleran Patrick, stock dealer, r. 12 Downey
Gilleran William, liquor l^aloon, 159 Third, r. 315
Clementina
Gillespie Alexander G., laborer, r. 243 Fremont
Gillespie Charles, waiter Oregon 88. Ancon, Broad-
• way St.Wharf
Gillt-aple Charlet* V., attorney at law and search-
er of records, .')22 California, r. 1832 Sutter
Gillespie Eilward, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Granada,
r. 1217 Fillmore
Gillespie Edward, water tender Pacific Mail 83. Co.,
r. 162 First
Gillespie Ellen, widow, r. 2615 Sutter
Gillespie George, watchman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. S s
Seventeenth Av, b< t I and J., South S. F.
Gillespie George G., carpenter, r. Alilborn House *
Gillespie Henry W., merchant, r. 3 Central PI
Gillespie Horace N., drayman, r. 'M Pleasant
Gillespie James, brickliiyer, r. 27 Hinckley
Gilksple James, mining, r. 17 Van Ness Av
Gillespie John J., carriagepaiutcr M. J. McCue jc
Co., r. 27 Hinckley
Gillespie Joseph J., clerk, r. 20H Fifth
Gillespie Kate Mrs., janltress Silver St. Primary
School, r. 723 Bryant
Gillespie Mary A., widow, r. 59 Langton
Gillespie Mary C. Miss, bagturner E. Detrick b Co.,
r. 1304Vallejo
Gillespie Mary J. Miss, dressmaker, r. 177 Minna
Gillespie Patrick, laborer, r. 1316 Kearny
Gillespie Peter, laborer American Sugar Refinery, r.
305 Minna
Gillespie Robert, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Gillespie Robert H., broommaker Concordia Broom
Factory, r. 1719 Stevenson
Gillespie Thomas, laborer, r. 912 Vallejo
Gillespie Thomas, policeman City Hall, r. 1717 Mis-
sion
Gillespie Thomas, porter George H. Tay & Co,
Hinckley
Gillespie William, clerk, r. 27 Hinckley
Gillespie William J. (Robinson & Gillespie) r. 778
Stevenson
Gillespie William M.. mining secretary and searcher
of records, 411 Js California
Gillespy John H., secretary and treasurer Yuma Mill
and Mining Co., 73 Nevada Block
Gillet Francis, basketmaker, r. 2120 Jones
Gillett Charles E., mining secretary, 211 Sansome,
room 6, r. Oakland
Gillett Isaac C, machinist Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 3H
Liberty
Gillett Ralph J., collector Spring Valley Waterworks,
r. 501 Geary
Gillette C, driver City Cab and C^riage Stables, r.
174 Jessie
Gillette Charles, clerk, r. 118 Post
Gillette Lyster, waiter Russ House
Gillette Milton G., mining superintendent, r. 1529
Washington
Gillick James, expressman, NW cor Third and Berry,
r. S s Sierra, bet Indiana and Iowa
Gillie Henry, upholsterer, r. 33 Lily Av
Gillies William, blacksmith, r. W s Vermont, bet
Humboldt and Nevada
Gillig Jacob, carrlagetrimmer Albert Folsom, r. 685
Geary
Gilligan , r. 36 Clay
Gilligan Christopher, milkranch, Visitacion Valley,
bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Gilligan Owen, bootmaker John Sullivan, r. M, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Gilligan Patrick J., carpenter, r. 115 Langton, rear
Gillixan Thomas, fireman stmr Empire, Pacific St.
Wharf
Gillihan T^illiam T., salesman Nolan Brothers, r. Ahl-
born House
Gillilan John, machinist, r. 1108 Sacramento
Gilliland Adam, bookkeeper Hartford Fire Ids. Co.,
r. 1507 Larkin
Gilliland J., farmer, r. 1507 Larkin
Gilliland William J., bookkeeper J. D. Culp & Co., r.
1507 Larkin
Gilliland William J., tailor Frank PauBon, r. 35 Erie
Gillin Bartholomew, special policeman, r. 1211 Mont.
Gillin Charles, cooper MattuUath Manuf. Co., r. 1
Boyd
Gillin James W., policeman City Hall, r. 1211 Mont.
Gillin John, laborer, r. 1743 Market
Gillin John H., harnessmaker, r. 1211 Montgomery
Gillin Martin, shoemaker Buckingham & Hectit, r. 11
Natoma
Gillin. See Gillan, and Gillen
Gillis .\lexander J., hostler Richard D. Ledgett, r.
1123 Mission
Gillis Charles, waiter, r. 665 Mission
Gillis Robert, sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r. 162 Clara
Gillis Sabra, adjuster coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. 44)4
Sixth
Gillis Samuel, master mariner, r. 317 Union
Gillmor John U., com))ositor Examiner, r. 93 Silver
Gillniore James, r. 957 Market
Gillniore. See Oilmor, Gilmore and GUmour
Gillny T., cook, r. Branch House
Gillogley George, teamster Collins & Tuttle, r. 706
Clementina
Gillogley Hugh, farmer, r. San Jos^ Road, nr Indus-
trial School
Gillogley James, plasterer, r. N 8 Powell Av, bet Mis-
sion and California Av
Gillogley John, carpenter, r. N s Valley, bet San Joa6
Av and Dolores
Gillogley Pttcr, washer David Stewart, r. 706 Clem.
Gillogley Robert, teamster Collins & Tuttle, Pier 3
Steuart
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY P™'"p**«S&l^°/iri/»^*''^'''''»
I MAP.nnNnilRH importer op and deai^er in coal and pig iron,
J. mni/UUIlUUUn, 41 Market street, corner Spear.
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Gillon James, bookkeeper Charles W. Fox, r. The
Baldwin
Glllou Patrick, laborer, r. W s Billings PI, nr Filbert
Qillon William, bricklayer, r. lt!20 Washington
Gilloney John M., painter Omnibus RR.
Gillorau Patrick, conimiii&ion merchaHt, r. 12 Dow-
nty
Gillovlch Martin, with Thomas B. Wible, r. 1003 Bat-
ti;ry
Gillpatrick G., brakeman Southern Pac. RR.
Gillpatrick George W., driver City Transit Co., r. 1433
Steiner
Gillpatrick Isaiah W., commission merchant, r. 1433
Steiner
Gillpatrick I. W. Mrs., teacher music, r. 1433 Steiner
Gillpatrick Wallace, clerk S. F. News Oo., r. 1433
Steiner
Gillpatrick. See Gilpatrick
Gilly Ferdinand (Gilly & Mignon) r. 22 Valparaiso
Gilly •& niij^non (Ferdinand Gilly and Abel Mig-
non) merchant tailors, 421 Montgomery
Gilman A.M., merchant, r. 1516 California
Oilman Benjamin F. (Myers, Gilman & Co., and Gil-
man & Racuuillat) r. 133 Ninth
Gilman Charles E., employee Pac. Box Factory, r. 133
Ninth
Gilman Charles H., carpenter, 515 Commercial, r. 9
Mason
Gilman Charles H. (Gower & Gilman) r. Oakland
Gilman Charles fe, carpenter Central Pac. RR., r. W
8 Minnesota, bet Mariposa and Solano
Gilman David F., bookkeeper Gilman, Walker & Co.,
r. Russ House
Gilman Elias (Wood & Gilman) r. Palace Hotel
Gilman Eliza D., widow, r. W s Minnesota, bet Mari-
posa and Solano
Gilman Eliis, manager billiard room Palace Hotel
Gilman Frank D., bookkeeper, r. 435 Bush
Gilman Fiank, barber John Wolf, r. 559 Mission
Gilman Frank L.. house and sign painter, 422 Com-
mercial, r. Capital House
Gilman G. A., captain sloop Mary J. Shelley, India
Dock
Gilman George A., boatman, r. W s Minnesota, btt
Mariposa and Solano
Gilman Granville B. (Gilman, Walker* Co.) r. Occi-
dental Hotel
Gilman James, miner, r. 129 Polk
Gilman J. C, speculator, r. St. James House
Gilman Jennie Miss, assistant Market St. Primary
School, r. 603 Buchanan
Gilman John, painter, r. Columbia Hotel
Gilman John, porter, r. 904 Kearny
Gilman John P., speculator, r. 209 Powell •
Gilman Joseph H., carpenter Central Pac. RR., r. W s
Minnesota, bet Solano and Mariposa
Gilman Tru.stum C, real-estate, r. 10:il Montgomery
Gilman, Walker & Co. (Granville B. Gilman,
James G.Walker, and Emanuel M. Frank)import-
ers and wholesale wines and liquors, SW cor Cali-
fornia and Front
Gilman William, foreman Evening Bulletin, r. 1112 J^
Mason
Gilman William, seaman Pacific Coast SS. State of
California
Gilman Si Raconillat (Benjamin F. Gilman and
Ludovic Hacouillat) proptrs Patent Tule Bottle
Cover Factory, W s Ninth, bet Harrison and Bry-
ant
Gilman. See Gillman
Gilmartin James, pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
1308 Kearny
Gilmartin Kate, domestic 1307 Larkin
Gilmartin Kate Miss, r. 530 Stevenson
Gilmartin Owen, laborer, r. 1 Beale PI
Gilmartin Owen F., clerk M.Warde & Co., r. E s Ala-
bama, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Gilmartin Thomas, bartender, r. 212 First
Gilmor Harry C, clerk, r. 210 Powell
Gilmor J. W. A., paying teller First National Gold
Bank of San Francisco, r. Oakland
Gilmore Archibald, chief engineir SS. George W.
Elder, Oregon SS. Co., r. 8(52 Mission
Gilmore C. F. (Atkinson & Gilmore) r. 1851 Stevenson
Gilmore Charles C, foreman Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,
r. 821 Guerrero
Gilmore Charles M., paying teller London and San
Francisco Bank, r. Oakland
Gilmore David, captain brig Levi Stevens, Beale St.
Wharf
Gilmore Elijah S., planer Fulda Brothers & Co., r. Ss
Clipper, II r Church
Gilmore Elizabeth, widow, r. 829 Nineteenth, rear
Gilmore Francis, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Gilmore Frederick M., r. 518 Folsom
Gilmore George, masterraariner, r. 510 Davis
Gilmore J., driver, r. 529 Valencia
Gilmore James, bartender, r. 9)^ Dikeman PI
Gilmore James, longshoreman Menzies, Bingham &
Co., r. 134 Folsom, rear
Gilmore James, expressman, r. 560 Bryant
Gilmore James A., bookbinder J. 8. Phillips & Co., r.
1014 Montgomery
Gilmore Jesse B., carpenter, r. 221 Thirteenth
Gilmore John, r. 717 Natoma
Gilmore John, assistant engineer 88. Dakota, r. 13
Clementina
Gilmore John D., engineer, r. 614 Brannan
Gilmore John H., salesman Kennedy & Durr, r. 130
Clara
Gilmore John H. (Van Norden & Gilmore) r. 2032
Bush
Gilmore Michael, r. Nineteenth, bet Eureka and
Douglass
Gilmore Michael, plasterer, r. 721 Natoma, rear
Gilmore Minor C, engineer Southern Pac. RR., r. 163
Sixteenth
Gilmore N. L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 12 Laskie
Gilmore Peter H., laborer, r. 717 Natoma
Gilmore Samuel, capitalist, r. 1922 Sutter
Gilmore Sarah, widow, r. 1020 Kearny
Gilmore Stephen D., r. 518 Folsom
Gilmore Thomas, laborer, r. 413 Fremont
Gilmour E. P., Mrs., millinery, 26 Stockton, r. 850
Market
Gilmour George D., carpenter, r. 27 Garden
Gilmour John D., blacksmith, 209 Main, r. Oakland
Gilmour Thomas, wines and liquors, NE cor Grove
and Laguna
Gilmour William, carpenter, r. NE cor Grove and
Laguna
Gilmour. See Gillmore, Gilmor, and Gilmore
Gilpatrick Joseph G., scroll sawyer, r. 115 Taylor
Gilpin Susannah Mrs., r. 236 O'Farrell
Gilraln Thomus, teamster Middleton & Farnsworth,
r. 852 Howard
Gilroy Ann, widow, r. 357 Natoma
Gilroy Charles, laborer Roman Catholic Orphan Asy-
lu-m
Gilroy Henry, teamster Joseph Macdonough, r. 330
Spear
Gilroy James, stock broker, r. 1507 Folsom
Gilroy Mary, widow, domestic 1310 Powell
Gilroy Patrick, laborer, r. 44 Louisa
Gilroy Thomas, teamster, r. NE cor Sanchez and
Jersey
Gilroy William T., blindmaker James M. Hurley, r.
Thoroughfare Hotel
Gilson Edward, r. 2119 Jones
Gilson Henry C, longshoreman, r. 26 Howard
Gilson 8. A., conductor California St. RR.. r. 1423
California
Gilson Susan W. .widow, fancy goods, and dressmaker
1180 Harrison
Giltner Francis, wood and coal, 1411 Octavla, r. N a
Cedar Av, bet Octavia and Laguna
Giltner John, laborer Pacific Coast Packing Co.
Giltner Parley H., carpenter, r. 718 Natoma
Giltre Charles, Cigarmakers' Assu, 771 Market
Gimbel Henry, dealer sawdust, r. 52 Clementina
Gimmel Albert, cooper Pac. Vinegar Works, r. 5 Tel-
egraph PI
Gimmel Edward G. (Cummings, Gimmel & Co.) r.
108 Prospect PI
Gimmel Henry, jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 5605i Na-
toma
Gimmel Louisa, widow, r. 5 Telegraph PI
Gimpel Maurice C, sign painter, 817 Market, r. 602
Sanchez
Gindor Mary, widoyr, r. Niagara Av, nr Mission, West
End
Gindro Antonio, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washing-
ton
Gingg John, liquor saloon, 8W cor Pine and Morse,
r. 532 Pine
Gingle Ernest, janitor Academy Building, 330 Pine
Giiigmeir Frederick, carpenter, r. 512 Bush - — -
Gingrasa Marie, widow, r. 1008 H Market
Ginlay Dennis, laborer, r. 19 Geneva
Ginn George, clerk Thomas Sullivan, r. 629 Post
I fillNDI APH Rj CO Growers of and Dealers in FINE WINES.
J I VHJML'UnVII Ut \J\Jt Corner Market and Second Street*.
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Ginoccbio Antonio, driver Bavenna, Ghirardelli &
Ck)., r. 431 Broadway
Ginocchio Domenico, bartender Charles Cuneo, r. 28
Hinckley
Ginocchio Giovanni, musician, r. 625 Union
Ginocchio Giuseppe, merchant, 217 Sacramento, r. 7
Montgomery Av
Ginocchio John, vegetables. 2 and 3 Colombo Market,
r. 3(H JackSGD
Ginocchio Pietro, wood and coal, SE cor Lombard and
Mason
Ginocchio Vincenzio, bartender, r. 1306 Dupont
Ginsberg Etta, widow, r. 108 Sacramento
Ginsberg Isaac, newsagent, r. 1U8 Sacramento
Ginsel Cuarles, waiter, r. 500 Stockton
Ginsen N. P., laborer Carmen Island Salt Works, r.
3H Crook
Ginty James (Ginty & Blanchard) r. 625 Minna
Ginty & Blanchard (James Ginty and David Blan-
chard) wines and liquors, NE cor Third and Mis-
sion
Ginty. See McGinty
Ginzburger Augustus, r. 124 First Av
Gioldi Frederick, milker Charles M. Hawes, r. 8W
cor Connecticut and Napa
Giorgi Luigi, Italian Sharpshooters, 413 Broadway
Giorgi O., r. 413 Union
Giorglani Lucy, widow, r. 914 Pine
Giosich Gasparo, restaurant, 305 Sixth
Giovannetti Girolamo, drayman Lavilla Brothers, r.
826 Jackson
Giovannetti Salvatore, wagonmaker Mangeot & Daclin,
702 Sansome
Giovanuiui Daniel, wood and coal, 816 Pacific
Giovaunini Felix, fruit and vegetables, 1101 Powell
Giovanniui Francisco, wood and coal, SE cor Eearny
and Broadway
Giovannini Frederick (Giovannini & Luprlni) r. SW
cor Larkin and Green
Giovannini Joseph, musician, r. 1205 Stockton
Giovanniui Philip (Giovannini & Co.) r. 125 Valencia
Giovannini Pietro, gardener, W s Mission, nr Indus-
trial School
Giovannini Sebastiano (Giovannini & Gaspari) r.1311
Dupont
GIOVANNINI & CO., ,p.n,p
Giovannini) proptrs Union Brass Foundry, 417
Mission
Giovaunini k Gaspari (Sebastiano Giovannini and
Gervasio Gaspari) wood and coal, 1311 Dupont
Giovannini k Lupriui (Frederick Giovannini and
Vincenzo Luprini) fruits and vet^etables, SW cor
Larkin k Green
Giovannoni Angelo, vegetables, r. 1405 Kearny
Giovannoni Esther, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Giovannoni Martino, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Giovannoni Paolo, driver A. Galll & Co., r. 7 Mont-
gomery Court
Giovanotti Battista. Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Mont.
Giovannovich Nicholas, cook Juan Pendo, r. 723 Davis
Gipson Charles, waiter F. Eoenig. r. 630 Pacific
Gipsy Queen Gold Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co., Cal.)
Ellis Edwards secretary, office 330 Pine, room 20
Girar>l Acbille, clerk, r. 312 Union
Girur<l Au^just, restaurant, 707 Pacific, r. 908 Pac, rear
Girard Benjamin, cellannan Lenormand Brothers,
r. 2C23 Mission
Girard Charles, salesman Richard D. Mowry
Girard E. Miss, dressmaker aad costumcr, 114 Dupont
Girard Emil, clerk J. Julien & Co., r. 1214 Stockton
Girard Ernest, bootmaker George Burkhardt, r. Oak-
land
Girard Ernest, turner, 625 Merchant
Girard Frank R., general agent Sherman, Hyde & Co.,
137 Kearny
Girard F. W. R., clerk, r. 501 Broadway
Girard Fire IitHurance Co. (of Philadelphia)
Hutchi son k Mann agents, 322 and 324 California
Girard Jennie, domestic 1108 Taylor
Girard L. Miss, r. Ill Virginia
Girard Leonce, merchandise broker, 214 California, r.
819 Montgomery
Girard Louis, boot and shoe manuf, 819 Market, r.
429 Bush
Girard Michael, salesman Eeane Brothers, r. 502
O'Farrell
Girard M. C. r. 711 California
Girard Paul, dyer 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. 26
Valparaiso
Girard. See Gerard and Gerrard
GirarJat Charles, mechanic, r. 20 Clara
Girardi Andre D., miner, r. 532 Vallejo
Girardin Emile, blacksmith Emile Dehuc, r. 125 Cal.
Girardin John F., barber, and cigars and tobacco, 1905
Fillmore
Girardin Manuel, barber J. F. Girardin, r. 1905 Fill-
more
Giraud Albert, cook Mme. L. Lantheanme, r. 530
Merchant
Giraud Charles, Society Culinaire Fran^alse, 508 Bush
Giraud Joseph, miller G.Venard, r. 9 Pollard PI, rear
Giraudon Justin, r. 214 Sixth
Giraux Adelaide, widow, physician, and midwife,
office 1231 Stockton, r. 735 McAlUster
Giraux Florence, machinist, r. 44S Union
Girdts August H., clerk Stange & Hink, r. 720 Capp
Giricovich J., Austrian Benev. Soc, 310 O'Farrell
Girls' High School. NW cor Bush and Hyde
Girpld Laurent, machinist Sefrin k Schober, t. 448
Union
Girot Alfred, machinist Tait & Hainque, r. 24 Ritch
Girot Frank, bricklayer, r. 24 Ritch
Girot Stephen, real-estate, r. 24 Ritch
Girty Micuael, painter and grainer, 1120 Mission
Girty. See Gerty
Girvan Charles, engineer tug Monarch
Girvin Charles, carpenter, r. 33 Perry
Girvin Ernest A., reporter Morning Call, r. 33 Perry
Girvin Richard D., bookkeeper Balfour, Guthrie k
Co., r. Ralston House
Girwis John, gardener, r. 1528 Post
Girwis John Jr., cigarmaker, r. 1.528 Post
Giselman John C, agent William A. Piper, r. 1308
Grove
Giselman William, agent S. Clinton Hastings, 636
Clay, r. 1308 Grove
Gisiu William, bartender Hugh McWiUiams, r. 41
Everett
Gisson Peter, laborer, r. 38 Main
Gitcbell James 91. , attorney at law, and Register
Bankruptcy, 10 Court Block, 636 Clay, r. 1'227
Washington
Githens Autiustus, extraman Engine No. 5, S. F.F. D.,
r. 10 Oak
Gitlieiia Wiliiam Ii. , assistant rector Church of
the Advent, r. 623 Howard
Githings James £., clerk, r. 1225 Mi<«sion
Gittere Charles, cigarmaker Sanderson k Horn, r. 772
Mission
Gitterman S. F., bookkeeper Weil Brothers & Co., r.
106 Post
Gittings Henry F., carpenter, r. 1610 Mission
Giurkovits Cornelius, draftsman, r. 435 Broadway -
Giurkovits John, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Giusti Joseph A., oyster and chop house, 105 Califor-
nia Market, r. 2020 Mission
Giustin George, speculator, r. 507 Pine
Giusto Domenico, exprtB.sman, r. 627 3^ Grove
Giubto Frank, expressman, SE cor Fourth and Mar-
ket, r. 627 3^ Grove
Giusto Giovanni, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Giusto Gregory, helper Beanston k Gallagher, r. 627
Grove
Giusto James, clerk Max Colaco, r. 627 3i Grove
Giuzni Francisco, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Given Patrii-k, laborer, r. 217 Broadway
Givens David G., collector, r. 1416 Clay
Givens Harry, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 665 Mission
Givens Robert R., real-estate, and mining, 331 Mont-
gomery, room 9, r. 1416 Clay
Givomatte C, Austrian Benev. Assn, 310 O'Farrell
Gladding Charles (Gladding, McBean J: Co.) r. Lin-
coln, Placer Co., Cal
Gladding George L., bookkeeper Gladding, McBean k
Co., r. Oakland
Gladding J. M., r. 1002 Montgomery
Gladitiiifi:, SIcBean & Co. (Charles Gladding,
Peter Mc G. McBean, -ind George Chambers) proptrs
California Vitrified Sewer Pipe Works, offices 1310
and 1312 Market,-15 and 17 McAllister, and 1170
and 1172 Broadway, Oakland
Glafle Frederick W., proptr Spear Street Mills,
manuf house finish, 30 and 32 Spear, r. Alameda
Gladwin Edwin H., bookkeeper Poly, Heilbron i Co.,
r. 2210 Howard
Gladwin George S., clerk freight auditor Central Pac.
RR., r. 2216 Howard
Gladwin Henry, peddler, r. N ■ Twenty-fifth, bet
Columbia and Bryant
WULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN, '^^..'JSKomerv sr.
JONAS J. MORRISON,
liuntber Dealer, N.E.cor. RItaslon and Spear St«.,haa larij^a
liumber Sheda filled -wvltli tvell seasoned Liumber.
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Gladwin S. F., dentist, 930 Market, r. The Baldwin
Gladwin William H., capitalist, r. 807 Leavenworth
Glair Thomas H., inspector Custom House, r. 1 Wil-
liam
Glaister Thomas S., farmer, r. 1903 Polk
Glancey Theodore, agent Sacramento Record Union,
2lt8 Montgomery, r. 1729 Jessie
Glanpy Henry, bartender Charles Broughton, r. Stock-
ton, nr Clay
Glancy Maurice, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Glancy Patrick, shoemaker, r. Park Hotel
Glander Louis, clerk William Smadeke, r. SW cor
Eighth and Mission
Glandville James, Rig. and Stev. Union, 614 Howard
Glanville Coon F., shoemaker, r. 422 Seventh
Glanville Smith, superintendent Spring Valley Water
Works, Lake Merced
Glanz John, policeman City Hall, r. 504 Greenwich
Glaser August C, master scbr Jennie Stella, r. 2218
M&soD
Glaser Bernhard, glazier Simon Glaser, r. 612 Cali-
ifomia, rear
Glaser Charles, merchant, r. 633 Ellis
Glaser Ernest, currier Laguna Tannery, NW cor Fil-
bert and Gough
Glaser Morris, merchant, r. 633 Ellis
Glaser Peter, mason and contractor, r. 2212 Mason
Glaser Simon, glazier, 612 California, rear
Glaser. See Glazier
Glasford Peter F., salesman S. Mosgrove & Brother,
r. 570 Folsom
Glasgow Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co.,Nev.)
John Crockett secretary, 203 Biish
Glasgow James, farmer, r. nr Ocean House School
Glass Emily, widow, r. 2606 Sutter
Glass Frederick H., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Louifciaua, bet Shasta and Napa, rear
Glass Henry, commander U. S. Navy, r, Union Club
Glass Rosa Miss, tailoress Meyer Buchman, r. 513
Stevenson
Glass Thomas, waiter The Baldwin, r. 45 Minna
Glass William C, shipping clerk Standard Soap Co.,
r. Hi Eddy
Glasscock A. B., clerk freight dept Central Pac. RR.,
r. 1047 Mission
Glassett Daniel, stonemason, r. 24 Sixth
Glassey Samuel, paint''r, r.lH ParkAv
Glassinovich A.. Austrian Beuev. S )C., 130 O'Farrell
Glassman Charles, barber Frank Fisher, r. 19 Ban-
naiii PI
Glassman Jacob, cigars and tobacco, SW cor Califor-
nia and Montgomery, r. 314 Jones
Glassman Jacob A., bookkeeper Jacob Glassman, r.
314 Jones
Glassmann Joseph Jr., bookkeeper Samuel Frank &
Co., r. 214 Union
Glasso Rudolph, liquor saloon, SW cor Annie and
Stevenson, r. 178 Stevenson
Glauch Hermann, printer A J. Lafontaine, r. 142
Rose Av
Glauten Patrick, woolgrader Cornelius O'Donnell, r.
E 9 Cherry Av, btt Sixteenth and Santa Clara
Glavin John, hostler William McCaflferty,r. 610 Capp,
rear
Glavin Michael, hostler Edward Joyce, r. 721 Va-
lencia
Glavinl Anton, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Glawson Albert, collector Charles J. Holmes, r. 1607
Mission
Glazier Frederick, gardener Golden Gate Park, r. NW
cor Washington and Maple
Glazier Hall, carriagewasher C. H. Prince, r. 312 }4
Nineteenth
Glaxier I. Si Co. (Isaac and Simon W. Glazier)
stockbrokers. 412 California
Glazier Isaac (I. Glazier i Co.) r. Europe
Glazier James, gardener Golden Gate Park, r. NW cor
Washington and Maple
Glazier Richard, hostler, r. 312 k Nineteenth
Glazier Simon W. (I. Glazier & Co.) r. 1302 Post
Glazier William W., driver S. F. Laundry Assn, r. 8E
cor Sutter and Fillmore
Glazier. See Glaser
Gleason Denis, laborer Empire Brewery, r. 309 Bay
Gleason H., machinist J. W. Burnham & Co., r. 423
Clementina
Gleason Henry, steward, r. 17 Adelaide PI
Glea.son .Tames, ironmoldtr, r. 612 Minna
Gleason James, miner, r. 153J4 Third
Gleason James, upholsterer, r. 754 Folsom
Gleason John, blacksmith, r. 507 Mission
Gleason John, laborer, r. 25 Jansen
Gleason Julia M.. widow, r. 48 Ritch, rear
Gleason Martin M., shoemaker U.W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 1608 Jessie
Gleason Michael, calker Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 408 Ringold
Gleason Michael, janitor, r. 15 Salmon
Gleason Michael, laborer, r. 408 ^ Shipley
Gleason Patrick, housemover, r. 304 Mason
Gleason Patrick F., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
and groceries and liquors, 1717 Jessie
Gleason Patrick H., liquor saloon, 306 Powell
Gleason Stephen, second mate stmr Bay State, r. 3
King
Gleason Thomas, laborer, r. 317 Geary, rear
Gleason Timothy, driver Central RR., r. 36 Mary
Gleason William, r. 27 Freelon
Gleason William, cook McCauley & Young, r. 320
Fifth
Gleason William, steward, r. 11 Adelaide PI
Gleason William H., driver A. T. Noble & Co., r. NW
cor Thirtieth and San Jos6 Av
Gleason William H., salesman P. B. Kennedy, r. 1023
Mission
Gleeson John, expressman, NE cor Mission and Sixth,
r. W s Sanchez, bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Gleeson John, bartender, r. 423 Clementina, rear
Gleeson Mary, chambermaid Grand Hotel ■
Gleeson Mary Miss, tailoress Peter Short, r. 405 Bay
Gleeson Michael, laborer, r. 23 Natoma
Gleeson Patrick, blacksmith, r. 9 Cleaveland
Gleeson Patrick H, employee James W. Burnham &
Co., r. 423 Clementina
Gleeson T., r. 36 Clay
Gleeson Thomas, tailor Peter Short, r. 405 Bay
Gleeson Timothy, laborer S. F. Gaslight Co., r. NW
cor Twenty-fourth and Folsom
Gleeson William, carpentt r, r. 311 Elm Av
Gleeson William H., stockbroker, r. Ns Twenty-sixth,
bet Mission aud Bartlett
Gleeson. See Gleason
Gleidman Julius, cook, r. 127 Jackson
Gleidson George, seaman, r. Key.stone House
Gleie Ferdinand, cigarmaker Mayrisch Brothers, r.
1215 Kearny
Glein Carlos F., r. 913 Fell
Gkize Annie Miss, teacher French, University City
College, r. 1432 Jackson
Gleizes Benjamin (Boudin k Gleizes) r. 1412 Dupont
Glen Lumber Mills (Point New Year's, Santa Cruz
Co.) Harrington & Co. proptrs, office 128 Steuart
Glen Ranch Dairy, Davidson & Scharetg proptie, NW
cor Sierra and Pennsylvania Av
Glen William B., contractor slate work, r. 512 Bush
Glendan Martin, salesman, r. 11 Ritch
Glendan Mary, widow, r. 11 Ritch
Glendon John, laborer, r. 732 Clementina
Glenn David, head porter The Baldwin, r. 19 Moss,
rear
Glenn Hannah, widow, r. 4 Gilbert
Glenn James, carpenter Pacific Mail SS. City of
Chester
Glenn James, seaman schr Golden Fleece, r. 32 De
Boom
Glenn John (Hayes & Glenn) r. SE cor Pierce and
Greenwich
Glenn Michael, helper Moynihan & Altken, r. 103
First
Glenn Thomas, expressman, r. California Av, bet
Isabel and Figaro, B. H.
Glenn Timothy, flourhand Pac. Oil and Lead Works,
r. 563 Bryant
Glennan Martin, market, NE cor O'Farrell and Jones,
r. 432 O'Farrell
Glennan Richard, laborer, r. E 8 Hartford, bet Eight-
eenth and Nineteenth
Glennan William, laborer, r. E s Hartford, bet Eight-
eenth and Nineteenth
Glennon Ann. domestic 157 Minna
Glennon B. Miss, assistant Silver St. Primary School,
r. 524 Jones
Glennon John F., clerk Welnstock & Lubin, r. 624
Jones
Glennon Joseph, drayman, r. 310 Capp
Glennon Lawrence, stableman Lot D.Slocum, r.822^
Post, rear
Glennon Michael, laborer, r. 1929 Howard
GlennviUe Frederick A., clerk, r. Eddy, bet Fillmore
and Steiner
/^[■/-V \kl PI Ani/ 6*5 MARKET STRE'ET, wholesale and retail dealer in
vaLU. W. VyLAnK, Paper Handngs & Shade Material. Manufacturer of windaw Shades
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
WHOLESALE
HARDTVARE,
Corner Market and Front Streets.
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Glenny Henry W., cashier Nevada Bank of San
Francisco, NW cor Montgomery and Pine, r.
Union Club
Glenny Iscac. bartender, r. 217 Third
Glenn8 Falls Insurance Co. of New York, Ed-
ward E. Potter agent, 200 Sansome
Gless A., liquor saloon, SE cor Fourth and Harri-
son
Olickman David, -watchmaker and jeweler, 2102 Fill-
more, r. 2514 Webster
Glidden Albert M., shipcarpenter, r. ISBluxome, rear
Glidden Charles A., teamster, r. 18 Blnxome, rear
Glidden Cora A. Miss., assistant Eighth St. Primary
School, r. S 6 Twenty-second, bet Shotwell and
Folaom
Glidden George S., grocer, r. 826 Shotwell
Glidden John C, master mariner, r. 150 Eighth
Glidden Louisa. wid<iw, r. 820 Shotwell
Glidden Mary H., widow, r. S s Twenty-second, bet
Folsom and Shotwell
Glidden Prescott B., clerk Judson & Shepard, r. 8 s
Twenty-second, bet Folsom and Shotwell
Glinchey John, teamster, r. 207 Harrison
Glinden James M., salesman M. D. Nolan, r. 11 Bitch
Glissman Henry, salesman Doane & Henshelwood, r.
316 Hayes
Glitt Harry, r. 342 Third
Glitt K., cigarmaker, r. 342 Third
Glitt N. Mrs., crockery, 342 Third
Globe Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Or-
lando H. Bogart secretary, 106 Leidesdorff. room 2
Globe Gas Light Co.. J. W. Kuox president, 237 First
Globe House. Mrs. Ann Bolger proprietress, SE cor
Sixth and Brannan
Globe Iron Works, F. A. Huntington proptr, 143 and
14.5 Fremont
Globe Marine Insurance The (limited) (of London)
Degener * Co. general agents, 308 California
Glocker Joseph, bookkeeper S. F. News Co., r. Oak-
land
Gloistein Annie, domestic 1513 Gough
Gloistein August, groceries and liquors, NE cor Green-
wich and Taylor
Gloistein George, clerk August Gloistein, r. NE cor
Greenwich and Taylor
Gloistein Minnie, widow, r. 21 Valparaiso
Gloor Ralph S., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co.. r.
210 Jones
Glootz Adolph, groceries and liqnore, 8W cor Clay
and Dupont, r. l.)07 Sacramento
Glootz John P. M., groceries and liquors, 706 Jack-
son, r. 1807 Jones
Glory Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) J. H. Sayre secre-
tary, 330 Pine, room 36
Glos Sebastian, bootmaker J. H. Hemmer, r. 31 Moss
Gloss Charles, butchf-r Frederick Katz, r. 10O6 Union
Gloss James, teamster Chase & Wolff, r. 20 Page
Glouber Herman, merchant, r. 1408 Pine
Glouber Millard F., clerk, r. 1408 Pine
Glouster Harry, seaman schr San Diego, Humboldt
Wharf
Glover Andrew, interpreter Spanish and Italian, Po-
lice Court, r. 420 Vallejo
Glover Charles, clerk P. Beamish, r. 8 Hopeton Ter-
r.ioo
Glover Dorainick, ShipCalkers' Assn. Barra's Hall
Glover E. F., flagman Central Pac. RR.
Glover Eva, widow, r. 101 Prospect PI
Glover George F., mining secretary, r. 225 Ellis
Glover John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 31 Louisa
Glover John, shoemaker D. W. Emerson, r. Oakland
Glover Joseph T. (W. W. Dodge A: Co.) r. Sacramento,
Cal.
Glover William E., seaman, r. 164 Steuart
Glover W. H., Mrs., r.715 Howard
Glover William H., mining, r. 201 Leavenworth
Glover k Wlllcomb (Boston, New York, and Chicago)
mauufs curled hair, and dealers bedding supplies,
W. T. (;alilwell agent, 65 and 67 New Montgomery,
and 117 Minna
Gluck Elizabeth, widow (Gluik 4 Hansen) r. 924
Fillmore
Gluck George, cabinetmaker Edward Klhn.r. 6 Park .\v
Gluck Herman, r. 924 Fillmore
Gluck & Hansen (Mrs. Elizabeth Gluck and
Charles E. Hansen) proptrs National Brewery, SE
cor Fulton and Webster
Glucksman Isaac, stiukbroker, r. 561 Minna
Qlutiz Christian, proptr Eureka Broom Fa.tory, 64 J4
West Mission
Glutz Jacob, butcher Charles F. Wagner, r. First Av,
nr Kentucky, South S. F.
Gluyas Frank, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Glynn Dale Consolidated Mining Co. (Bodie. Cal.)
Benjamin W. Mudge secretary, 81 Nevada Block
Glynn Daniel, driver Grogan k Anstett, r. 725 Green
Glynn Emerson O. (Glynn k Bridgeman) r. 206 Turk
Glynn James, bricklayer, r. 432 Clementina
Glynn James, local agent Imperial, London, North-
ern, and Queen Insurance Cos., 317 California, r.
212 Chestnut
Glynn John, brassfinisher S. F. Brass Works, r. 351
Tehama
Glynn John, laborer, r. W s Sanchez, bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
Glynn John, peddler, r. W s Sanchez, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Glynn Joseph, blacksmith, r. 103 First
Glynn Joseph, laborer Superintendent of Streets, r.
432 Clementina
Glynn Martin, driver Hardiman & Tierney"t. 8 Chesley
Glynn Martin, laborer, r. 17 M Stevenson
Glynn Mary, domestic 1820 VaUejo
GJynn Patrick, teamster Nicholas Bichard, r. 644 Jes-
sie
Glynn Peter J., gasfltter, r. Eureka, bet Twenty-first
and Twenty-second
Glynn Thomas, tinsmith, r. 432 Clementina
Glynn Timothy, laborer, r. 563 Bryant
Glynn William, liquor saloon, 15tf First, r. 68 Natoma
Glynn William, oiler, r. 212 Chestnut
Glynn Vincent G., capitalist, r. 212 Chestnut
Glynn & Bridgeman (Emerson O. Glynn and John
W. Bridgeman) draymen, 126-132 Market
Glynn. See Glinn
Gnarini Andrew A., clerk, r. 2300 Mission
Gnarini Louis Mrs., widow, r. 2300 Mission
Gnecco Nicola, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Goad Charles, speculator, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Goad W. F.. banker, r. 1222 Pine
Goane James, teamster, r. 2606 Mission
Gobbee Clara, widow, r. 535 Folsom
Gobbee Ernest J., watchmaker and jeweler. 535 Fol.
Qobeau Pierre, blacksmith Baptiste Lacaze, r. 16
Morey Alley
Gobert Francis Mrs., widow, laundress, r. 632 Green,
rear
Gobert Mary, widow, r. 632 Green, rear
Gobey Frank, liquor saloon, and oyster rooms, 228 flut-
ter, r. 5U9 Bush
Gobey Jesse, bookkeeper Frank Gobey, r. 609 Bush
Goble Julin E., proptr swimming baths, W s
Fourth, N of Merrimac, and saloon NW cor Fourth
and Merrimac, r. NW cor Fourth and Merrimac
Goble Margaret, domestic 1324 Geary
Gocke G. A., Schuetzen Verein, 620 Bush
Godart Jules, architect, olBce and r. 712 Montgomery,
room 5
Godchaux Brothers & Co., office 320 Sansome, room 33
Godchaux Jacques, real-estate broker, 609 Sacramen-
to, room 1, r. 317 Mason
Godchaux Joseph, salesman S. Lipman, r. 818 O'Far-
rell
Godchaux Lazard, clerk Keane Brothers, r. cor O'Far-
rell and Polk
Godchaux Lazard, r. 1023 Larkin
Godchaux Lazard (M. Brandenstein & Co.) r. 614 Van
Ness Av
Godchaux Myrtil, office 331 Montgomery, room 29, r.
H18 O'Farrell
Goddard Clark !•., dentist, 23 Post, r. Oakland
Goddard Elisha, bookkeeper Oliver Hawee, r. Oakland
Goddard George H., r. 1305 California
Goddard Guilford, molder, r, 914 Valencia
Goddaid Guilford H., clerk Cbarles F. Doe, r. 2 Eliza-
beth
Goddard Thomas T., bookkeeper Robert F. Bunker,
r. 132 McAllister
Goddard T. W., r. 20 Mary
Goddard William, blacksmith, r. 31 Welsh
Goddet Louis, saloonkeeper, r. 1942 Mission
(Jodeau A.. French Zouaves, 537 Sacramento
Gudellroy Alfred (Oodeffroy k Sillem) r. Union Club
GodefTroy & Sillem (Altred Godeflfroy and William
Sillem) commission merchants, 40 California
Godefroy Cnlixte, laborer G. Venard, r. 1510 Dupont
Godefroy Julia, widow, r. 1510 Dupont
Godet Emile, cook. r. l.'>07 Powell
Godet Louis, laundry, 910 Howard
Godet Thomas, engraver, r. 108)4 Turk
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY,
LACE CURTAINS, dLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office, 33 Geary St.
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OP AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF FORBIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL, 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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Godeus John D., proptr People's Art Gallery, 34 Third,
r. 132-1 Polk
Godfrey Charles, compositor Carlos White, r. Inter-
national Hotel
Godfrey Donnis, expressman, r. 532 Second
Godfrey Elizabeth, widow, r. 21 Oak
Godfrey George, expressman, r N a Seventh Av, bet
L and M, South S. F.
Godfrey Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.) J. M.
Buffington secretary, 309 California, room i
Godfrey Henry, porter Henry Doyle & Co., r. 605 Do-
lores
Godfrey James T., office 331 Montgomery,- room 16, r.
508 Powell
Godfrey John, laborer, r. 570 Harrison
Godfrey Joseph, r. 114 Sutter
Godfrey Joseph D., porter, r. 24 Bernard
Godfrey Leonard S.. millwright Joseph Wagner &
& Co., r. Alameda
Godfrey Nathaniel A., barber William Gibson, r. E s
Baker, bet California and Sacramento
Godfrey T. J. Mrs., widow, r. 129 Ro-^e Av
Godfrey William A. H., gents' furnishing goods, 101
and 103 Second, r. 1506 Howard
Godfrey William B., master mariner, office 12 Clay
Godfrey William H., shipclerk, 302 California, r. 518
Green
Godin Henry, carpenter, r. W s Church, bet Army and
Twenty-seventh
Godkin Thomas, blacksmith, r. 629 Vallejo
Godley Montgomery, with John Parrott, r. 1818 Sac.
Gqdoy J. A. Mme., teacher Spanish Zeitska's Institute,
922 Post
Godoy Jose F. (Winans, Belknap & Godoy) attorney
at law, 604 Merchant
Godshell H. W., seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Godsil James, bartender John Godsil, r. 22 Pearl
Oodsil John, proptr Baldwin Bar, 20 Powell, and
33 and 35 Ellis, r. 28 Pearl
Godsil Timothy O., fruits and vegetables, 709 Bran.
Godvin Mary Mrs., groceries and vegetables, 225
Eighth
Godvin Thomas, teamster, r. 225 Eighth
Godwaller Frank, varnisher, r. 735 Brannan
Gody Calvin, waiter J. H. Mentz & Co., r. NE cor First
and Brannan
Goe Samuel E., dentist, 26 Montgomery, r. 506 Ellis
Goebel Charles, bakery, 1128 Folsom
Goebener Henry, cook, r. 1017 Battery
Goebllng Fidel, cook Chicago Hotel
Goecken Herman B., bakery, 511 Third
Goeckeritz Ernest, buckskindresser Christian Hell-
wig, r. 115 Twenty-sixth
Goedecke P. L., manuf sausages, 1322 Dupont, r. 1605
Dupont
Goedje Julius H., carpenter S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. North Point, bet Polk and Larkin
Go"gen Christian, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Goehriug Adolph, artificial flowers, 1219 Mission
Goeker John, carpenter, r. 1235 Market
Goeller Edwin, reporter Edwards, Pickens & Fulton,
r. Oakland
Goens Pauline Mrs. , furnished rooms, 502 Post
Goepel Robert, shoemaker. 135 Post, r. 1 Dodge
Goeppert Hanny Miss, cloakmaker Cal. Cloak and
Suit Manuf. Co., r. 825 Greenwich
Goeppert William, watchman S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 825 Greenwich
Goerner Hugo G., with Louis Hartter, r. 1707 Howard
Goertz Adolph, physician, 418 Sutter
Goertzhain Henry E., butcher, 1103 Leavenworth, r.
3 Helen
Goertzhain Hermann, butcher J. Y. Wilson & Co., r.
321 J<i O'Farrell
Goesling Kate Miss (Von Helms & Goesling) r. 514
Third
Goetchiis James W., druggist C. G. Strong, r. 118 Post
Goethals Charles L. (Charles L. Goethals & Son) r.
648 Mission
Goethals Charles L. & Son (Charles L. and Gustave)
upholsti-rers and mattressmak'^rs, 648 Mission
Goethals Gustave (Charles L. Goethals & Son ) r. 648
Mission
Goethals Victor J., artist John J. Cooney, r. 648 Mis-
sion
Goetjen Annie Miss, r. 717 Howard
Goetjen Aron F., janitor, r. NE cor Post and Central
Av, rear
Goetjen Brothers (Fabian and Hein) grocerieB and
liquors, 1319 Sacramento
Goetjen Charles, salesman Pestner & Hildebrandt, r.
917 Sacramento
Goetjen Fabian (Goetjen Brothers) r. 1319 Sac. .
Goetjen H. & J. (Henry and Jacob) groceries and
liquors, NE cor Hyde and Jackson
Goetjen Hein (Goetjen Brothers) r. 1319 Sacramento
Goetjen Henry (H. & J. Goetjen) r. 1328 Jackson
Goetjen Henry, clerk Herman Joost, r. 318Vi Capp
Goetjen Herman, foreman S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,
r. 626 Brannan
Goetjen Jacob (H. & J. Goetjen) r. 1328 Jackson
Goetjen Nicholas, fruit canner, r. 1032 McAllister
Goetter Charles, carpenter Southern Pac. RR., r. NW
cor Humboldt and Vermont
Goettig Joseph, r. 1614 Bush
Goetting Charles, musician, r. 1122 Howard
Goetz Andrew, porter E. A. Fargo & Co., r. 923 }<J
Tyler
Goetz Balthasar, wood and coal, 514 Union, r. 518 Fil-
bert
Goetz Frederica, dressmaker, r. 3 Sonora PI
Goetz Henry, jeweler Ebeling & Richter, r. 3 So-
nora PI
Goetz Julius, bookkeeper Fiegenbaum & Co., r. 10J4
Van Ness Av
Goetz Lorenz, carpenter, r. 2211 Powell
Goetz Paul, liquor saloon, 533 Pacific, r. 512 Ji Broad-
way
Goetz Robert, bartender Thomas W. Brennan, r. 315
Sutter
Goetz William, baker Schroth & Westerfeld, r. 228
Kearny
Goetz William, bricKlayer, r. 2211 Powell
Goetz Ernst A., driver Eclipse Bakery, r. 624 J4 Lomb.
Goetz Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Post and
Webster
Goetze John C, carrier S. F. Abend Post, r. 73 Brady
Goetze William (Crowley & Co.) r. SW cor Twentieth
and Guerrero
Goetze William, fresco painter, r. 5J^ Laskie
Goewey James M., capitalist, r. 314 Turk
Goff , r. 36 Clay
Goff Almon B., glazier, r. 116 Fell
Goff C, seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of New York
Goff Calvin W., seaman, r. SE cor Harrison and Spear
Goff Charles P., attorney at law, 606 Montgomery, r.
727 Vallejo
Goff Dwight, master mariner, r. 327 Union
Goff Herbert W., clerk Southern Pac. RR., r. 421
Fourth
Goff H. F., engineer tug Lotta, r. Oakland
Goff House, Thomas J. Goff, proptr, 319 Bush
Goff J. J., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Goff Joseph J., expressman, r. 904 Filbert
Goff Thomas J., proptr Goff House, 319 Bush
Goff. See Gough
Gogan Eliza Mrs., furnished rooms, 515 Pine
Gogan John J., blacksmith, r. 515 Pine
Gogan William H.. printer, r. 515 Pine
Goger Charles raanut gas and ice machines, and gas-
fitter and i)luraber. 202 Dupont, r. 309 Mason
Gogerty Owen, ca'pentcr. r. 1318 Folsom ■"
Goggin David, salesman Shea, Bocqueraz & McKee,
r. SE cor Bryant and California Avs, B. H.
Goggin Edmund W. (Francis, Valentine & Co.) r.
1014 Twenty-first
Goggin Emily K. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Pri-
mary School, r. 1014 Twenty-first
Goggiu Francis, engineer Sutter St. RR., r. Central
Av, nr Bush
Goggin James U. B., civil engineer, 38 Nevada Block,
r. cor Twenty-sixth and Fair Oaks
Goggin John B., shoemaker, r. N s Powell Av, bet
Mission and California Av, B. H.
Goggin Walter W., bookkeeper Samuel W. Levy, r.
1014 Twenty-first
Gohlinghorst George J., liquor saloon, 1520 Market
Goia Antonio F., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415, ■<; Drumm
Goia Jose F., Portuguese Pro. and Bcnev. Assn, 416 Jj
Drumm
Gojkovich George, cook Bozo Radovich. r. 29 Geary
Golarte M-inoel S., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
'415 J<i Drumm
Golcher Henry C, clerk J. P. Clabrough i Brother,
r. 1026 Jackson
Golcher William, manager J. P. Clabrough & Bro-
ther, r. 1026 Jackson
Golcher William J., clerk J. P. Clabrough At Brother,
r. 1026 Jackson
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Gold and Stock Telegraph Co. of California,
George S. Ladd president, Andrew White secre-
• tary, John I. Sabin superintendent, office 222
Sansume, branch 833 Sutter
Gold Bar Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.) O. D.
Squire secretary, 331 Montgomery, room 28
Gold Deposit Gold Mining Co., J. M. Bufflngton sec-
retary, 309 California, room 4
Gold Hill Tunneling Co. (Nevada Co. Cal.) Richard
Wegener secretary, 414 California
Gold-Lead Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Ner.) Demetrius Frankiades secretary, 312 Cal.
Gold Reef Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) William Letts
Oliver secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 13
Gold Relinery, NW cor Seventh and Brannan,
Selby Smelting and Lead Co., proptrs, office 416
Montgomery
Gold Stripe Mining Co. (Plumas Co., Cal.) Abraham
Halsey secretary, 314 Montgomery
Goldaracena Miguel, r. 828 Bioadway
Goldaracena Orel M., clerk, r. 828 Broadway
Goldbaum Louis, cigars and tobacco, NE cor Market
and Kearny, r. 303}^ Turk
Goldbeck Charles, junk dealer, r. 356 Eleventh
Goldbeck Julius, cook William Burke, r. E 8 Valen-
cia, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Goldberg Aaron (J. W. Stamper k Co.) r. 1007 Jj
Minna ■
Goldberg Adolph, salesman Joseph Bremer & Co., r.
712 McAllister
Goldberg Charles, clerk Solomon Goldberg, r. 1925
Howard
Goldberg Conrad, canvasser, r. 452 Jessie
Goldberg Daniel, tailor, SE cor Leavenworth and
Washington
Goldberg Davis, tailor Solomon Michael, r. 260
Minna
Goldberg Henry, clerk Solomon Goldberg, r. 1925
Howard
Goldberg Jacob (L. Lebenbaum & Co., Lebenbaiim &
Goldberg, and Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Co.) r.
1603 California
Goldberg M. & Ca. (Max Goldberg and Lipman San-
ger) pawnbrokers, .534 Keariiy
Goldberg Max (M. Goldberg & Co.^ r. 617 Lombard
Goldberg Philip, peddler .^r. 727 >4 McAllister
Goldberg Sumuil, tailor, f. 466}^ Sixth
Goldberg Simon L. (Auerbach, Goldberg & Co.) and
salesman Esberg. Bachman & Co., r. NE cor
Leavenworth and Lombard
Goldberg Solomon, carpets and oilcloths, 933 Mailiet,
r. I!i25 Howard
Goldberg Solomon, tailor, r. 260 Minna
Golden Afge Floui-ingf MUIm, F. D.Conro & Son
proptrs, 717-721 Battery
Golden Ann, chambermaid Philadelphia House, 423
Bush
Golden Barclay, laborer City Iron Works, r. 612 Mis-
sion
Golden Bernard, extraman Engine No. 5, S. F. F. D.,
r. 1403 Stockton
Golden Chariot Mining Co. (Idaho Ter.) J.T.McGeog-
hegau secretary, 318 Pine, room 13
Golden City Brewery, Gottlieb Brekle proptr, 1431
Paeific
Golden City Chemical Works, S. M.Van Wyek
superintendent, works cor Seventh and Towns-
end, othee 24 Nevada Block
Golden City Hotel, James Rickards proptr, NE
cor San Bruno Riad and Silver Av
Golden City Straw Works, William H. Hill proptr, 753
Mission
Golden Eagle Hotel, Daniel Hartnett proptr, NW cor
Montgomery and Broadway
Golden Edward, agent Empire Brewery, r. 254 H
Minna
Golden Era (weekly) J. M. Baesett proptr, 606
Clay
Golden Gate Brewery, Charles Metzler proptr, 717
Greenwich
Golden Gate Consolidated Hydraulic Mining Co.
(Yuba Co., Cal.) J. T. McGeoghegan secretary, 318
Pine, room 13
Golden Gate Driving Park. N s Point Loboa Av, bet
Twenty-fourth and Tweuty-tifth Avs
Golden Gate Kloiirinf; Mills, Horace Davis &
Co. proptrs, 41-4!) Fir.^t
Golden Gate Gold Mining Co. (Dakota Ter.) Theodore
Widmann secretary . 404 Montgomery
Golden Gate Hall, 1(;22 Pacific Av
Golden Gate Hotel, Henry Dederky proptr, 134
Fourth
Golden Gate House, 206 Steuart
Golden Gate House, Thomas Murray proptr, 510
Davis
Golden Gate Ijaundry, May & Bach proptrs. Six-
teenth, bet Second Av and Valencia, office 53
Third
Golden Gate Livery and Sale Stables, John O'Kane
proptr, 1408 Folsom
Golden Gate Match Factory, Levi Davis proptr, SE
cor Fourteenth and Shotwell
Golden Gate Mill and Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
J. J. Applegate secretary, 320 Sansome, room 26
Golden Gate Mining Co. (Bodie, Mouo Co., Cal.) Otto
Metchke secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 20
Golden Gate Mutual Loan Association, Otto Esche
secretary, 320 Sansome, room 8
Golden Gate Nursery, David Neely proptr, NE cor
Twentieth and Folsom
Golden Gate Park, entrance Baker, bet Oak and Fell,
commissioners' office 74 Nevada Block
Golden Gate l^laster Mills, Lucas & Co. proptrs, 215
and 217 Main ■.
Golden Gate The (weekly) Edward B. Thompson pub-
lisher and proptr, 76 Montgomery Block
Golden Gate Woolen Manufacturing Co.. Donald
McLennan president, H. G. Kiihl secretary, office
3U2 California, mills Butte, Hampshire, Bryant,
• and Twentieth
Golden George, stableman George A. Barnett, r. 350
Tehama
Golden George W., gardener, r. 536 Jessie
Golden James, bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer, Sles-
Binger & Co.. r. 304 Oak
Golden Jeremiah H., salesman J. Hanly, r. 1313
Stockton
Golden John, laborer, r. 1 Alemany
Golden John, laborer, r. 3 Golden Court
Golden John, laborer, r. 2006 0'F.irrell
Golden John, painter, r. 423 Clementina
Golden John W., engraver Thomas Golden, r. 219
Turk
Golden M., clerk Sweeny & Vance, r. 1 Alemany
Golden Margaret, widow, r. 1637 Hyde
Golden M. Z. Mrs., nurse, r. 122 Taylor
Golden Patrick, r. 144 Perry
Golden Patrick J., laborer Superintendent of Streets,
r. 353 Clementina
Golden Robert, fireman tug Wizard, r. 2004 Powell
Golden Rule Bazaar, Davis Brothers proptrs,
718 Market, and 410 Kearny
Golden Rule Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co., Cal.) J. C.
Russell secretary, 432 Montgomery, room 5
Golden Star Mining Co. (Arizona) L. V. B. Howell
secretary, .318 Pine, room 27
Golden State and Miners' Iron Works, W.
L. Palmer president, 236-257 First
Golden State Market, Ermenegildo Di Vecchio proptr,
871 Mission
Golden Sun Gold Mining Co. (Butte Co., Cal.) Joseph
Pentecost secretary, 702 Market, room 8
Golden Terra Mining Co. (Black Hills, Dakota Ter.)
D. F. Verdenal secretary, 6 and 7 S. F. Stock
Exchange Building
Golden Thomas, broom factory, 109 Clay, r. 530 Fol.
Golden Thomas, laborer, r. 1122J< Larkin
Golden Thomas, undertaker. 1248 Market, r. 219 Turk
Golden Thomas H., painter, r. 219 Turk
Golden Thomas J., conductor Sutter St. RR.. r. 906
Lyon
Goldt n Timothy J., barber, r. 911 Valle.io. rear
Golden William, tinsmith Cutting Packing Co., r. 164
Clementina
Goldensim Marcus, teamster, r. 2095^ Tenth
Goldenson Rachel Miss, with Merrill & Worth, r.
•imii Tenth
Golden Louis, clerk Cole & Kenny, r. 715 Howard
Goldfish B. (of Wise & Goldfish, Sauta Rosa) office 36
Battery, r. Nucleus House
Golden Thomas, first officer Pacific Mail S8. South
Carolina, r. 21 Hawthorne
Goldman Alfred <., clerk J. Morton & Co., r. 520
O'Farrell
Goldman Beiino, chemist, r. 2 Harriet
Goldman Bernard, barber, r. 11 Etidy
Goldman Bernliard, peddler, r. 1151 H Folsom
Goldman Isaac W. (of J. Goldman & Co., Tulare) 209
Sansome, r. 1711 Sutter
Goldman Isaac A. (Goldman k Sous) r. 1914 Howard
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Ooldman Jacob, fruits and vegetables, SW cor Foiir-
teenth and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Goldman Joseph, office 317 Mont., r. 520 O'Farrell
Ooldman Louis (Goldman & Sons) r. lUli Howard
Goldman Max, comuiii-sion stockbroker, 310 Mont-
gomery, r. 1757 Howard
Goldman Max, salesman Abraham Kline, r. 1914
Howard
Goldman i Sons (Isaac A. and Louis) dry and fancy
goiids, and clothing. 216 Sixteenth
Goldmann Jacob, butcht-r, 5(j Washington Market, r.
413 Mason
Goldmeyer Isaac, butcher Louis Goldmeyer, r. 425
Sixth
Goldmeyer Louis, market, 307 Sixth, r. 425 Sixth
Goldsborough Margaret, widow, r. 908 Powell
Goldschmld Jos< ph. clerk, r. 502 Bush
Goldgchmidt Albert, bookkeeper H. Levi & Co., r. 623
California
Goldschmldt Israel, merchant, r. 3 Chatham PI
Goldschmidt Nathan, dry goods, 468 J4 Sixth
Goldschmit George, plumber, r. 2619 Clay
Goldschniit K., widow, r. 2619 Clay
Goldsmith Abraham, r. 300J* Hayes
Goldsniitli Abraham M., ^ecrttary S. F. Pioneer
Woolen Factory, 115 Battery, r. 17(9 Buchanan
Goldsmith Ada Miss, assistant Sanchez St. School, r.
629 Geary
Goldsmith Annie, widow, r. 1025 Filbert
GoldKmith Bernard, bookkeeper Bauer, Tobriner &
Co., r. 18 Hampton PI
Goldsmith Bernhard, dry and fancy goods, 901
Market, r. 1312 Jackson
Goldsmith Bertha Miss, assistant Greenwich St.
Primary Cosmopolitan School, r. 629 Geary
Goldsmith Charles, r. 36 Mary
Goldsmith Delos E., general agent iron turbine wind
engine, 419 Sansome, r. 355 First
Goldsmith Edwin S. (William E. Goldsmith & Son) r.
26 Montgomery
Goldsmith Esther Miss, principal Lobos Avenue Pri-
mary School, r. 629 Geary
Goldsmith F., r. 1018 Post
Goldsmith Gustave, clerk, r. 104 Eighth
Goldsmith Isaac, r. 629 Geary
Goldsmith Isidore, boots and shoes, 231 Sixth
Goldsmith John N., bookkeeper John Molloy, r. 1525
Tyler
Goldsmith Jonathan G.. bookkeeper, r. 355 First
Goldsmith Joseph, master mariner, r. 1525 Tyler
Goldsmith Judith, widow, r. 1020 Post
Goldsmith Julius, clerk A. B. Elfelt & Co., r. 1018
Post
Goldsmith Lee, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., r.
709 O'Farrell
Goldsmith Leon, peddler, r. 910 Geary
Goldsmith Louis, clerk, r. 914 Larkin
Goldsmith Morris, butcher M. Gradwohl & Co., r. 914
Larkin
Goldsmith Oliver, clerk Thomas Jennings, r. 1525
Tyler
Goldsmith Oliver E., clerk Nevada Bank of San
Francisco, r. 355 First
Goldsmith Philip G., sewing machine agent, 1573
Market
Goldsmith Rose Miss, assistant Broadway Primary
School, r. 629 Geary
Goldsmith Simon, dress trimmings, 250 Third, r. 18
Hampton PI
Goldsmith Solomon (A. B. Elfelt & Co.) r. 1018 Post
Goldsmith William E. (William E. Goldsmith & Son)
r. 2015 Fillmore
Goldsmith William E. <S^Son (William E. and
Eflwin S.) card and seal engravers, 26 Montgom-
ery
Goldsmith & Schliesser (of New York) manufactuiing
jewelers, J. Wolf agent, 120 Sutter, room 13
Goldson Edward, cigarmakcr Max Colaco, r. 709 J4
Tenth
Goldstein Abraham M., friugemaker Rosalie Colombat,
r. 43154 Tehama
Goldstein Abram S.. r. 813 Tyler
Gold«tein Amelia Miss, assistant S6uth Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. 813 Tyler
Goldstein Austeiner Mrs., r. 510 Jessie
Goldstein Barnhard M., fringemaker Rosalie Colom-
bat, r. 431 »i Tehama
Goldstein David (Kutner k Goldstein) r. 526 T\irk
Goldstein Emanuel L. (B. Dreyfus & Co.) r. 920 Van
NesB Av
Goldstein Emma Miss, boxmaker A. Waldstein, r. 817
Broadway
Goldstein Eva Mrs., r. Brunswick House
Goldstein Harris, peddler, r. 553 Minna
Goldstein Henry, butcher Charles Steinfels, r. 1331
Vallejo
Goldstein Hiram, salesman Kennedy & Durr, r. Bruns-
wick House
Goldstein Hiram P., r. 562 Minna
Goldstein Jacob H., manuf ladies' and children's
wear, 125 Sansome, room 3, r. 11 Seventh
Goldstein Johanna, domestic 1610 Post
Goldstein Julius P., shoemaker Buckingham &Hecht,
r. 562 Minna
Goldstein Leon (Goldstein & Kernan) r. 119 Turk
Goldstein Louis, clerk Lyon & Kinsey, r. 562 Minna
Goldstein Mark, laborer new City Hall, r. 209 H Tenth
Goldstein Maurice, upholsterer J.W. Burnham & Co.,
r. 813 Tyler
Goldstein Peter, ladies' underwear, 562 Minna
Goldstein Rose, widow, r. 431 ?i Tehama
Goldstein Samuel, compositor B. H. Daly, r. 303H
Turk
Goldstein Simon (Goldstein & Cohn) r. 17 Stock. PI
Goldstein William, clerk B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 920 Van
Ness Av
Goldstein & Cohn (Simon Goldstein and Hermann
Cohn) importers human hair, 808 Market
Goldstein & Kernan (Leon Goldstein and John C.
Kernau) book and job printers, 19 Belden
Goldstone Charles, importi-r clothing, and gi-nt's fur-
nishing goods, 435 Montgomery, r. 1123 Post
Goldstone Daniel, salesman John G. Hodge & Co., r.
652 Minna
Goldstone Harris, traveling salesman, r. 553 Minna
Goldstone Jacob, cigarmaker William Lewis & Co., r.
1123 Post
Goldstone Jacob, dry goods, 926 and 928 Dupont, r.
811 Jackson
Goldstone Jacob, traveling salesman, r. 553 Minna
Goldstone John B. (Starbird & Goldstone) r. 1051
Howard
Goldstone Lawrence P. (Hamilton, Goldstone & Co.)
r. 118 Po.st
Goldstone Mitchell, Importer gent's and ladies' fur-
nishing goods, 2 Battery, r. 705 O'Farrell
Goldstone Moses, clerk Jacob Goldstone, r.811 Jackson
Goldstone Peter B., salesman Charles Goldstone, r.
1123 Post
Goldstone Richard, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 733Folsom
Goldstone Samuel, capitalist, r. 212 Sutter
Goldthwait Alfred (Littlefield, Allison & Co.) r. 1409
Jack.son
Goldtree Nathan (of Goldtree Brothers, San Luis
Obispo and San Miguel) and wool and grain com-
mission merchant, 23 and 25 Battery, r. 930 Eddy
Goldwater Benjamin, bookkeeper bisson, Wallace &
Co., r. 716 O'Farrell
Goldwater J. & Brother (Joseph and Michael) mer-
chants (Prescoit, and Ehrenberg, Arizona) ofiBice
111 Battery
Goldwattr Joseph (J. Goldwater & Brother) r. Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Goldwater Michael (J. Goldwater b Brother) r. 716
O'P'anell
Goldwater Max, tailor, 134 Folsom
Goldwire James, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 613 Howard
Goldwood Julia Mrs., r. 36 Geary
Goldzin Christian, Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Market
G"iier George, dishwa.=her City and County Hospital
Golightly John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Goll Henry, S. F. Baecker Vtrein, 413 Sutter
Goll I. H., r. 315 Francisco
Gollan John, .utter Clothing Dept. U. S. A., r.20Turk
GoUiind Thomas, secretary Pac. Coast Dredging and
Reclamation Co., office 271 East. r. Oakland
GoUe Ole E., deckhand tug Rabboni, Folsom St.
Wharf
GoUightly John, laborer Geary St., P. and O. RR., r.
.')24J4 Linden Av
Gollin Walter W., underwriter Transatlantic Marine
Insurance Co. (limited) of Berlin, 311 California,
r. -2220 California
Gollner Francis, teamster, r. Park Hotel
Golluer William, driver J. Schulz & Co., r. NE cor
Mas' n and Union
Golly Ambrose, wntclimaker and jeweler, 301 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 520 Filbert
Golly August, watchmaker Abraham Andrews, r. 520
Filbert
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6oIIy J. B. & Co. (OEcar Sorge) boobs and sta-
tionery, 26 Geary
Golly John, r. 520 Filbert
Golly John B., -with J. B. Golly & Co., r. 1715 Stockton
Golly Joseph, barber, 120) Dupont, r. 1619 Dupont
Golly Leon (Golly & Uhl) r. Oakland
Golly & Uhl (Leon Golly and George Ubl) stock-
brokers, 429 California
Goloeinl Raymond, machinist, r. 5 Gilbert
Goltier James, architect, r. 540 Bryant
Goltzene Christian, cabinetmaker, r. 121 Park Av
Goltzene Mary Mrs., r. 121 Park Av
Gombrich A. (Eahn Brothers & Co.) r. Paris, France
Gombsen Gustavus, clerk, r. 11 First Av
i Gombsen Heni-y, collector, r. 11 First Av
j Gomdre Camile, cook Poodle Dog Rotisserie, r. 704
Pacific
Gomdre Fulgence, laborer Poodle Dog Kotisserie, r.
445 Bush
Gomer Frederick, salesman, r. 1521 California
I Gomer M. S. Mrs., dressmaker, 722 Washington
Gomes John, housecarpenter, r. 25 5^ Oak
Gomes Saleatina, boarding, 40 Commercial
Gomez Amparo, widow, r. 12 Union PI
Gomez Antonio F., messenger U. 8. Navy Pay OfSce,
r. 1121 Taylor
Gomez Juan E., merchant, r. 117 Cedar Av
Gomez Joseph L., porter City and County Hospital
Gomez Manoel de S., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
4153^ Drumm
Gomez Maria, shirtmaker Leon Lemos, r. 12 Union PI
Gomez Martha, domestic 1407 Mason
Gomez Miguel, r. 12 Union PI
Gomez P., sexton St. Rose Catholic Church, r. N s
Brannan, bet Fourth and Fi th
Gomez Pedro, seaman Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Gomez Pedro Y., porter, 628 California
Gomez Rafael, longshoreman, r. SW cor Bay and
Mason
Gomez Rafael Jr., barber, r. SW cor Bay and Mason
Gomez Thomas, storekeeper Pacific MailSS. Granada,
r. 220 Third
Gomez Trinidad, shirtmaker Leon Lemos, r. 12 Union
PI
Gomfield Thomas, laborer, r. 8E cor Rhode Island and
Butte
Qomingos F.. waiter P.iciflc Coast SS. Gipsy
Gommer Nicholas, milker Charles Beighley, Old San
Jos^ Road, nr Bernal Station
Gomney Michael, cook Ormsby & Co., r. Verandah
House
Gomvico Joseph, laborer Sea Wall
Ooncalves Jose F., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415)4 Drumm
Goncalves Manuel, shoemaker, 612 Post
Goner W. F., banker, r. 1222 Pine
Oonlan E.. waiter Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Gonsalez Andres, editor El Tecolote, r. 6 Pollard PI
Gonsalez Antonio, seaman, r. 5 Pollard PI, rear
Qonsalez Francisco, eigannaker, r. 2 Margaret PI
Gonyeau John B., superintendent building depart-
ment The Real Estate Associates, 230 Montgomery,
r. 318 Eighteenth
Gonzales Ambrose, blacksmith, r. Es Ohio, bet Broad-
way and Vallejo
Gonzales Antonio, porter Julius Streib, r. Vallejo, nr
Dupont
Gonzalez Benjamin, compositor La Voz del Nuevo
Mundo, r. 171(1 Stockton
Gonzales Cruz, bootblack Conrad Troell, r. 721 Clay
Gonzales Emma, widow, r. 182 Stevenson
Oonznles Frank, laborer, r. E. s Ohio, bet Broadway
and Vallejo
Oonz'iles Frederico, pressman Mrs. L. G. Richmond
* Son, r. 311 Clay
Gonzales Gertie Miss, with Westheimer & Kahu, r.
7(19 Polk
Ooiizales Josefn Miss, dressmaker, r. 1028 Market
flonzales Jimephine J., widow, r. l.'iH Kausch
Gonzales Juan, harriessinaker, r. 1:113 Dupont
Gonzalen Mart n, captain btinr Daisy. S. F. Steamboat
and TranHi)ortfttion Co., Jackson St. Wharf
Gonzales Ntcul >. fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Gonzales R.. wa.tt-r The Baldwin, r. 117 Fifth
Gonznles Ralph, clerk, r. 320 Siinsonie
Gonzales Refug a. wilow, r. 12 Graham PI
Gonzales Richar.l, steward William Weston, r. 423
Minna
Gonzalez Andres, teacher Spatiish, r. 6 Pollard PI
Gonzalez Diego, musician, r. 1600 Powell
536
stripper Jose A. Garcia, r.
Main & Winchester, r. 1928
Gonzalez Francisco,
Vallejo
Gonzalez John, saddler
Dupont
Gonzalez Joseph F. clerk, r. 709 Po'.k
Gonzalez M. A., r. 801 Sutter
Gonzalez Mary Miss, lodgings, 709 Polk
Gonzalez M. E., capitalist, r. 599 Ellis
Gonzalez & Lindsey (William Lindsey) real-
estate, and business agents, 720 Market
Gooch James, capitalist, r. 247 Second
Gooch Joseph F., barber, r. NE cor Howard and Six-
teenth
Good Adam, machinist Southern Pac. RR., r. 2122
Mission
Good Christian, r. 1607 Leavenworth
Good George, machinist William Deacon, r. 44 Clem.
Good Henry C. (Good & Roney) r. 1114 Octavia
Good James, carpenter, r. 433 First — -_^
Good Jantha B. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 433 First
Good John, capitalist, r. 1114 Octavia
Good John, carpenter D. A. Macdonald i Co., r. 433
First
Good John, shoemaker, r. 28 Minna
Good Kate G. Miss, dressmaker, r. 31 Garden
Good Lewis T., r. 31 Garden
Good Margaret Mrs., lodgings. 1018 Howard
Good Mary F. Miss, saleslady, r. 31 Garden
Good Robert W., shoemaker, r. 1018 Howard
Good Samuel, machinist Southern Pac. BR., r. 2122
Mission
Good T., blacksmith Goss & Adams, r. 32 Minna
Good William, waiter N. Y. Bakery, r. 258 Stevenson
Good k Roney (Henry C. Good and James Roney)
proptrs Vallejo and S. F. Express, 418 Sac.
Good. See Goode
Goodale David, physician, oflfice and r. HOG Kearny
Goodall Charles (Ooodall, Perkins & Co.) r. SE cor
McAllistiT and Pierce
Goodall Charles M., mate SS. Gipsy, r. SE cor Mc-
Allister and Pierce
Goodall Edwin (Goodall, Perkins & Co.) r. 2326 Mis-
sion
Goodall Henry, carpenter, r. N s Nineteenth, bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Goodall John, butcher, r. 54 Sacramento
Goodall Joseph, deckhand stmr Pilot, Jackson St.
Wharf
Goodall Joseph, hostler, r. 45 Vallejo
Goodall, Perkins & Co. (Charles Goodall,
George C. Perkins and Edwin Goodall) agents Pa-
cific Coast Steamship Co., proptrs tugboats and
agents Spring Valley Water for shipping, office
10 Market
Goodall Samuel E., student, r. SE cor McAlliater and
Pierce
Goodchild Mary, widow, r. 1705 Stockton
Goode Henry, laborer Whittier &: Co.. r. 636 Com.
Goode John E., engineer Pacific MailDock,r. 7 McLea
Court
Goodell C, proptr Marlborough House. NW cor Sec-
ond and Folsom
Goodenough Alexander, engineer, r. 1611 Jones
Goodeuough Horseshoeing Society (Connelly, Kye h
Co.) 177 Jessie
Goodeno\igh Maria L., widow, r. 1611 Jones
Goodfellow Michael, laborer, r. 13 Leroy PI
Goodfellow Thomas, teamster, r. S 8 Eighteenth, bet
Castro and Noe |
Goodft'llow William S., attorney at law, 631
California, rooms 6 and 7. r. East Oakland
Goodlreund Frederick, butcher Frederick Katz, r. I
1006 Union Mt
Goodheart George C, packer Ackennan Brothers, |PP
Ahlboru House
Goodhue Annie, nurse 109 Van Ness Av
Goodhue James W., manager San Mateo Ranch Dairy
l'>14 Buchanan, r. 1.^27 Geary
GkKidhue Thomas H., carpenter, r. 246 Eleventh
Gooding Geor«e, r. 311 Stockton
Gooding Henry, steward stmr Oakland, Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
Ooodi'ig William, millwright, r. 311 Stockton
Goodkind Abraham, salesman Fechheimer. Goodkind
* Co., r. 10'i4 Van Ness Av
Goodkind Henry (Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co.) r.
l.Mfl California
Goodman Abraham, pawnbroker, 414 Kearney, r. 1014
Leavenworth
Goodman Adolph, clubrooms, 119 Post, r. 1018 Geary
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Ooodman Albert, coachman 1822 Sacramento
GoodiQan Benjamiu F., clerk 'William Heesler, r.
1024 Stockton
Goodman Charles 8., with J. & P.N. Hanna, r. 109
Montgomery
Goodman Daniel, molder, r. 548 Linden Av
Goodman David (Hart & Goodman) r. 1118 Sutter
Goodman David, tailor, r. 44154 Nat<3ma
Goodman Dennis, molder, r. 64 First
Goodman Francis, tanner Laguna Tannery, r. NWcor
Octavia and Union
Goodman George, r. 7 Miles PI
Goodman George, laborer, r. 548 Linden Ay
Goodman Hattie, widow, r. 412 Post
Goodman Henry, clerk Frank Copper, r. 433 Clemen-
tina
Goodman Henry H., clerk William Wilkinson, r. 1425
Pine
Goodman Isaac, porter Oppenheimer & Brother, r.
816 California
Goodman Isidore, bookkeeper M. Franklin & Brother,
r. 421 Fell
Goodman James, seaman schr L. Maria, Larue's
Wharf
Goodman Jonas, r. 1425 Pine
Goodman Joseph T. (Crowley & Goodman) r. Palace
Hotel
Goodman Lawrence, captain schr Ida Florence, r.
217 Jj Seventeenth
Goodman Leopold, clerk, r. 1425 Pine
Goodman Louis (Oppenheimer & Brother) r. 1719
Sutter
Goodman Louis, clerk, r. 1425 Pine
Goodman Louis, collector, r. Niagara House
Goodman Marcus, tailor, r. 255 Perry
Goodman Mary, widow, r. 548 Linden Av
Goodnaan O., carpenter, r. 817 Montgomery
Goodman Pbcebe Mibs, dressmaker Wurkheim & Co.,
r. 433 Clementina
Goodman Rachael, widow, r. 1429 Post
Goodman Sarah, widow, r. 19 Harriet
Goodman Sarah, widow, r. 433 Clementina
Goodman Simon, cij^armaker, r. 740 Harrison
Goodman Solomon, clerk, r. 433 Clementina
Goodman T. H., general passenger and ticket agent.
Central Pac. RR., NE cor Fourth and Towusend,
room 19, r. Pala.'e Hotel
Goodman Theodore, clerk Triest & Co., r. 1429 Post
Goodman Thomas, laborer, r. 548 Linden Av
Goodman Zetia, widow, r. 1127 Tyler
Goodmnnson A. Lawrence, master mariner, r. 218Ji
Seventeenth
Ooodmanson Andrew, mate schr Ocean Spray, r. Alta
PI
Goodnoag^h Alg'ernon M. , general agent Brad-
bury pianos, and Smith American organs, 23 and
25 Fifth, r. 414 Capp
Goodnough John, steward stmr El Capitan, Oakland
Ferry, r. 224 Drumm
Goodnow Albert L., r. 1214 Broadway
Gooflnow Charles W., teamster, r. 2 Park PI
Goodrich H. C, mailing-clerk Post OflBce, r. 574 Folsom
Goodrich James H., shoemaker, r. 12 Laskie
Goodrich J. King, mining secretary, 49 Nevada
Block, r. 1025 Hyde
Goodrich John H., carriage factory, 110 and 112
Oregon, r. 615 Fulton
Goodrich John W , carpenter, r. Bernal Heights
Goodrich L. H. Mrs., r. 2199 Devisa<lero
Goodrich Taylor, Importer stoves and tinware, and
agent Magee ranges, 22 Geary, r. 703 Post
Goodridge Alfred T.. printer, r. 627 Nineteenth
jGoodridge Joseph, carpenter D. S. Mint, r. 414 Polk
odridge Omar, r. 222 Eddy
Go(jdnim Frank W. , compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
45 Twelfth
''Goodnun George, master mariner, r. 45 Twelfth
Goodrum William A., metallurgist, r. 45 Twelfth
Qoodsell D. C. M., proprietor Hod gkin's Wharf, foot
L, South S. F., r. 429 First
Goodsell Erastus L.. carpenter, r. 16 Folsom
Goodshaw Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) Victor Fern-
bach Secretary, 9 and 10 8. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Goodppeed Pembroke 8., special policeman, r. 2210
Fillmore
Goodspeed R. C. Mrs., r. 900 Shotwell
Goodstein Abraham, expressman, r. 228 Grove
Goodtttiin Isaac, teamster, 24 and 26 Sansome, r. 411
Hayes
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Goodwiller Frank. Vamisher Eragen & Geist, r. Har-
mony Hotel
Goodwin Adolph P., r. 1606 Powell
Goodwin Albert T., policeman City Hall,r. 319 Laguna
Goodwin Alfred, driver Central RB-
Goodwin Benjamin, r. 2326 Fillmore
Goodwin Charles, porkpacker, 15 and 32 Centre Mar-
ket, r. 262(» Bush
Goodwin Charles U., treasurer Baldwin Theater, r.
215 !« O'Farrell
Goodwin Daniel D., laborer, r. 23 Baldwin Court
Goodwin Eliza M., seamstress, r. 931 Market
Goodwin Frederick, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Goodwin Frederick, stevedore, r. 24 Howard
Goodwin Harry O., biicklayer, r. 1224 Eddy
Goodwin James, whipmaker Keyston Bros., r. 8 b
Howard, bet New Montgomery and Third
Goodwin James H., porter 1216 Miirket, r. 1200 Market
Goodwin James P., r. 1313 Taylor
Goodwin James R., carpenter, r. 54 First
Good^vinM. & Co. (Michael Goodwin) importers
and dealers wines and liquors, 407 Battery
Goodwin Mary, w^idow, r. 329 Jessie
Goodwin Mary, widow, r. 915 Sansome, rear
Goodwin Mary A., widew, r. 231 Eighth
Goodwin Michael (M. Goodwin * Co.) r. 564 J4 Bryant
Goodwin Oliver H., stairbuilder Cal. Mills, r. 706
Lark in
Goodwin Thaddens P., lumber surveyor, PierlOSteu-
art, r. 41 Eleventh
Goodwin Thomas, longshoreman, r. S s Greenwich,
nr Sani^ome, rear
Goodwin William, master mariner, r. 449 First
Goodwin William C. L., contractor and builder, r.
1224 Eddy
Goodwin William F., cooper Mattullath Manuf. Co.,r.
1501 Howard
Goody in William S., clerk, r. 1224 Eddy
Goody John E., salesman Wurkheim & Co., r. 328
Geary
Goodyear Jamf s. watchmaker D. W. Laird, r. 7 Ji Isis
Goodyear Robber Co., R. H. Pease Jr. and S.
M. Runyon agents, .577 and 579 Market
Goodyer William, bookkeeper Otis & Co., r. Oakland
Gool Louis, steward, r. 18 Eddy
Goold Edward L. Jr., clerk Parrott 4 Co.. r. Grand
Hotel
Goold Richard, flaskraaker Metropolitan Foundry, r.
23 Baldwin Court
Goold. See Gould
Goole Annie, domestic 605 O'Farrell
Goor E. B. Mrs., widow, r. 1218 Folsom
Gopcevich Christopher, conductor Central RR.,r. 1514
Eddy
Gopcevich Joseph, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Gopcevi h Robert, r. 1322 Polk
Gopher Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (Dakota Ter.)
Theodi're Widmann secretary, 404 Montgomery
Goruan G. L.. driver Hayes Valley br.inch. Market St.
RK.
Gordan Jacob, gents furnishing goods, 625 Montgom-
ery, r. 614 Pine
Gordan Louise, widow, r. 1615 Laguna
Gordan Rob rt, merchant tailor, 803 Market, r. 113
Geary
Gordes Frank, baker Charles Bak^r, r. NE cor Galindo
Alley and Sixteenth
Gordon A. C, salesman E. Chielovich k Co., r. 314
Bush
Gordon A. P., hotelkeeper, r. 231 Seventh
Gordon Adolph, sbcoting gallerj', 811 Market, r. 235
Fifth
Gordon Amherst P.. carpenter, r. 718 Natoma
Gordon Belinda Mrs., janitress branch Fourth St.
Primary School, r. 7:i8 Vallejo
Gordon Bernard, leather factory. 312 Eighth
Gordon Bernard E., salesman Sherman, Hyde & Co.,
r. 312 Eighth
Gordon Charles W., book and job printer, 320
Sansome and 419 SacrHmi nto. r. 43H Hayes
Gordon Christojiher, seaiiian, r. Sunders' Hotel
Gordon C. PoAvell, mining secretary, 23 Nevada
Block, r. 1.5'22 C:ilifor..ia
Gordon Daniel J. (Gordon \- Desmond) r. .527 Geary
Gordon David, machinist Union Iron Works, r. Oak-
land
Gordon David P., mining, r. 1435)4 Mission
Gordon E. E., r. 1.521 Sacramento
Gordon Elden H., conductor Southern Pac. ER., r. 204
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Gordon 1»; Miss, r. 210 Eddy-
Gordon Frank L., attorney at law, 606 Montgomery, r.
727 Vallejo
Gordon George, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Gordon George, plumber and gasfltter, r. ,530 Howard
Gordon George F., attorney at law, 38 Nevada Block,
r. 615 Valencia
Gordon George G., steward Hose No. 5, S. F. F. D.
Gordon George L., driver Market St. KR.. r. 1211
Steiner
Gordon George P., seaman, r. 232 Fremont
Gordon George W., attorney at law, 320 Sansome,
room 19, r. Oakland
Gordon Georgia, widow, r. 426 Chestnut, rear
Gordon Henry, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Gordon Henry G., salesman Pier 3 Steuart, r. NE cor
Filth and Shipley
Gordon James, stevedore Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Gordon James A., seaman, r. SW cor Beale and Bryant
Gordon James E. (James E. Gordon & Co.) r. Oakland
Gordon James E. & Co. (James E. Gordon) hard-
ware merchaiits, 12 and 14 Front, and 2.50 and 252
Market, and proptrs Pac. Chain Works, cor Iowa
and Yuba
Gordon Jo., mining, 320 Sansome, room 19, r. 216
Montgomery Av
Gordon John, cooper, r. 54 Sacramento
Gordon John, stairbuilder Arthur W. McQuire, r. Oak-
land
Gordon John, watchmaker J. W. Tucker & Co., r. 1
Middle
Gordon John A., fireman, r. 231 Eighth
Gordon John A., hotelkeeper, r. 2101 Steiner
Gordon John A., plasterer, r. 232 Fremont
Gordon Joseph, capitalist, 204 Battery, r. Grand Hotel
Gordon Laura tie Force, attorney at law, 29 Montgom-
ery Block
Gordon Lizzie, domestic 813 Sutter
Gordon Marion, domestic 822 Turk
Gordon Martin (Gordon & Healey) r. NE cor Ninth
and Stevenson
Gordon M. M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1435 H Mission
Gordon N. Henry, bookkeeper Home Mutual Insur-
ance Co., r. Oakland
Gordon Nicholas W.. clerk S. B. Boswell & Co., r. 910
Pine
Gordon Noah M., proptr Maine Lodging House, 616
Kearny, and Waldo Lodging House, 733 Market,
and furnished rooms, 1.521 Sacramento
Gordon PHtrick, laborer, r. 6 ElmAv
Gordon Patrick, laborer Omnibus RR., r. 527 Geary
Gordon Patrick, plumber William L. Daniel, r. 527
Geary
Gordon Patrick, teamster, r. C Elm Av
Gordon R., r. 36 Clay
Gordon Robert, bookkeeper, r. 657 Howard
Gordon Samuel, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 528
Fiilsom
Gordon Snrah, widow, janitress Powell 8t. Primary
School, r. 738 Tallejo
Gordon Sheldon S., janitor Odd Fellows' Hall, r. 406
. Valle.io
Gordon Thomas, r. 422 Van Neas Av
Gordon Thomas H. (Gordon & Cory) r. 9 Franklin
Gordon Thomas K., mate schr San Mateo, r. NW cor
Third and Berry
Gordon Walter, <igiirmaker, r. 426 Chestnut, rear
Gordon Wellington, teacher, r. ir>22 California
Gordon William, bootblack, r. 705 Broadway
Gordon William, tireman atmr McPherson, r. 52 Sec.
Gordon William, porter C. C. Hastings & Co., r. 1
Middle
Gordon William B., second lieutenant Fourth Artil-
lery, U. S. A., and post adjutant and treasurer,
Fort Point
Gordon William G., marblecutter John Daniel & Co.,
r. 2041 Clay
Gordon & Cory (Thomas H. Gordon and Benjamin B.
Cory) livery stable, 1615 Market
Gordon & Desuiund (Daniel J. Gordon and Timothy
J. Desmond) fruits. <tc., 517 Geary
Gordon * Healey (Mai-tin Gordon and Edward Healey)
liquor saloon. NE cor Ninth and Stevenson
Gordon. See Gorton
Gore Beujamlu B., commission merchant, and com-
mercial broker, 412 Clay, r, (Oakland
Gore David M.. druggist, r. 2408 California
Gore John C, collector Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 435 Bryant
Gorevan James, porter John Parrott, r. 1826 Clay
Gorevan James J. (Dodge fc Gorevan) r. 1825 Clay
Gorevan Mary Miss, r. 1825 Clay
Gorevan Thomas, student, r. 1825 Clay
Gorevan Thomas J., marblecutter, r. 541 Fourth
Gorevan William, student, r. 1825 Clay
Gorfinkel Aaron, drygoods, 462 Sixth
Gorfinkel J., clerk S. Kowalsky, r. 918 Dupont
Gorfinkel William, barber, 412 )< Sixth
Gorham C, San Francisco Hussars, SEcor Minna and
New Montgomery
Gorham Daniel, cashier Naval Office, Custom House,
r. 1026 Clay
Gorham George C, r. 220 San Jos^ Av
Gorham L. B., deputy U. S. Surveyor, r. Ahlbom
House
Gorliam Manufacturing' Co. (of New York) sil-
versmiths, Phelps & Miller managers, branch, 120
Sutter, room 1
Gorham Mary, widow, r. 668 Clementina
Gorham Michael C, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Annie and Jessie
Gorham Patrick, liquor Baloon,36Second, r. 164 Jessie
Gorham Richard, laborer, r. 214 Broadway
Gorham Sherwood F., attorney at law, 324 Pine, room
18, r. 834 Mission
Gorham Thomas J., clerk, r. 620 Fulton
Gorham Wesley T., clerk Jones & Co., r. 2425 Filbert
Gorham William H., clerk banking dept Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. 834 Mission
Gorham William J., clerk Goodyear Rubber Co.,r.
r. 2031 Mission
Gorhey Henry, laborer S. F. Cordage Co., r. Twenty-
ninth, bet Sanchez and Castro
Gorie James (Weed & Gorie) r. Brunswick Honse
Goring Robert, physician, r. 623 California
Gorla Mary, widow, r. 627 Broadway
Gkirley Hugh A., r. SW cor Sacramento and Devlga-
dero
Gorlier James, hotelkeeper, r. 742 Pine
Gorman Andrew J., varnisber Cal. Furniture Manuf .
Co.,r. 25U'^ Clementina
Gorman Augusta Miss, shoefitter S. W. Levy, r. 116
Hayes
Gorman Ci.therine, widow, r. 820 Vallejo
Gorman Catherine, widow, r. 1806 Market
Gorman Catherine Mrs., r. 38 Mary
Gorman Dennis, engineer tug Tiger, r. 5.39 Howard
Gorman Dennis, laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing, r. 5 Rausch
Gorman Edward, salesman, r. 1 Delta PI
Gorman Edward P., clerk, r. Winchester House
Gorman Eliza, domestic 1111 Union
Gorman Ellen, widow, r. Cortland, bet Prospect and
California Avs, B. H.
Gorman James, fireman stmr Pilot, r. 637 Fulton
Gorman James, laborer, r. 225 Folsom
Gotman James, stevedore, r. 9 Reed PI
Gorman James B., carriage painter Herbert 8. Fergu-
son, r. 740 Minna
Gorman James E., blacksmith John Higgins, r. 37
Minna
Gorman J. B., assistant South S. F. School, r. 132
Sixth
Gorman John, r. 224 Montgomery
Gorman John, laborer, r. St. Nicholas Hotel
Gorman John, laborer, r. 8J1 Filbert, rear
Gorman John, seaman Pacific Mail S3. Co., r. 641
First
Gorman John, tinsmith Cutting Packing Co., r. 216
Market
Gorman John, wines and liquors, 100 Hayc8
Gorman John T., varnisher Cal. Furniture Manuf.
Co., r. 1610 Jessie
Gorman Joseph, r. 224 Minna
OoruiHii Joseph , r. 534 !< Natoma
Gorman Josephine Miss, shoefitter S. W. Levy, r. 116
Hayes
Gorman Kate E. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Gram-
mar School, r, 148 Sixth
Gorman Katie, domestic 712 McAllister
Gorman Lawrence, hostler Sutter St. RR., r. SE cor
Larkiu and Bush
Gorman M. , r. 36 i:lay
Gorman M., milkman, r. W s San Bruno Road
Gorman M. Miss, cutter and designer Eeane Bros., r.
426 Natoma
Gorman Malachl, laborer, r. SW cor Octavls and
Union
Gorman Margaret, widow, r. 311 Clementina
Gorman Margaret, widow, lodgings, 762 Howard
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Gonoan Martiii, groceries uid liqoors, 223 Folsom
Oormui M»ry, domestic 433 Bryant
Gorman Mary, domestic 2520 Howard
Gorman Mary E. Miss, teacher St. Joseph's Grammar
School, r. cor QUifomia At and Twenty-ninth
Gorman Michael, r. cor California and Cortland Ats,
B. H.
Gorman Michael, bootmaker, r. 3051 Sixteenth
Gorman Michael, carder S. T. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 434 Broadway
Gorman Michael, carpenter, r. 8 8 Twenty-ninth, bet
Sanchez and Chorvh
Gorman Owen, policeman City Hall, r. 815 Jeade
Gorman Patrick, r. 312 Lily Av
Gorman Patrick, laborer, r. 323 Vallejo
Gorman Patrick, teamster, r. 321 Eighth
Gorman Simon, melter £tna Iron Works, t. 315 Fol.
Gorman Thomas, brushmaker, r. Cortland, bet Pros-
pect and California Ave, B. H.
Gorman Thomas, carpenter Superintendent of Streets
Gorman Thomas, farmer, nr Lake Merced, Ocean
Beach
Gorman William, laborer, r. SW cor Union and Oc-
tavia
Gorman William, laborer, r. 225 Folsom
Gvirman W. J., principal Sonth 8. F. School, p. Wi
Sixth
Gorman. See O'Gorman
Gormley George, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 112 Xa-
toma
Gormley Isabella Mies, r. 40 Clara, rear
Gormley John F., plasterer, r. 2006 Taylor
Gormley Michael, clerk, r. 509 Washington
Gormley Michael, laborer, r. 316 Seventh
Gormley Michael, mas'jn, r. 12 Heron
Goronda Stephen, dancing academy Docking's Hall,
r. SE cor Stc-ckton and Union
Gorrill Cliarles H., president Pacific Bridge Co.,
4 California, r. Oakland
Oorrill Richard W.. treasurer Pacific Bridge Co., i
California
Gorrillos G., laborer Sea Wall
Gorringh John, expressman, r. 1413 Hyde
Gorrsen Christian G., laborer, r. 5 Angost Alley
Gorsig Henry, liquor saloon, 113 Davis
Gorter Henry H., machinist £tna Iron Works, r. Bry-
ant, bet Fremont and Beale
Gorton Albert S., cooper and tankmaker, r. 417 Main
Gorton Carey D., salesman HigginB & Eichholz, r. 108
Hyde
6ort>jn John, carpenter, r. 38 McAllister
Gosen Henrv, expressman, SW cor Dupont and Clay,
r. 8U Fi'lbert
Goeland Jessie, domestic 51 Fifth
Gosland Thomas, painter, r. 12034 Tnrk, rear
Gosland William, messenger Western Union Tel. Co.,
r. 120 >» Turk, rear
Goslin A., baker Pacific Mail SS. China
Goslin John P., seaman, r. Bryant, nr First
OoeUn Seraphine, shoemaker, 857 Harrison
Goslin. See Gosling
Gosliner Aar<jn, r. 109H Aostin
Gosliner Joseph, r. 617 Lombard
Gosliner Julius, peddler, r. ill Austin
Gosliner Samuel, butcher Jacob Goldman, r. 423
Green
Gosliner Samuel, stripper I. S. Boeenbanm k. Co., r.
Ill Austin
Gosling' George X., manufacturers' agent, 320
Sansume, room 53. r. 719 Eddy
Gosling JaDW«, architect, r. Overland House
Gosling Joseph, architect, r. 1399 O'Farrell
Goelinsky £. k Co. (Elias GosUnsky and George
Brownstein) manufs cigars, and importers tobac-
co, 219 and 221 Battery
Goslinsky Elias (E. Crosliusky & Co.) r. 1121 Geary
GosneU WiUiam, hostler John Flood, r. 823 Folaom
Gosney .\lexander, seaman, r. 238 Fremont
'^T' =s Alfred S., timekeeper Pala>Le Hotel
-5 Clara Miss, r. 211 ^» Turk, rear
^ .=s Jacob, r. 1123 Twenty-first
Goes John, upholsterer, r. 565 Stevenson
Goss John B. Mrs., r. 613 Post
Gos8 Joseph, shlpcarpenter. r. 211 )< Turk, rear
Goss Leonard (Qt>S3 & Adams) r. Berkeley
Goss M. b Co. (Michael Goss and Dominick Roberts)
game, poultry, etc., 510 Sins<>me
Goss Martha, domestic 2098 Market
Goss Michael (M. Goes ,k Co j r. N s Castro, bet Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth
Goes Michael, milker Herbert Brace, r. W s San
Bruno Boad, nr Twenty-eighth
GooB Theodore, hotel keei>er, r. 25 Lily Av
Goss & Adams t Leonard Goss and Horace Ad-
ams) foundry and machine works, 114 and 116
Beale
Goesman George, attorney at law. r. 13 Powell
Gosaman Kancy, widow, r. 241 Seventh
GoMBman Thomas (Gossman k Co.) and property-man
Baldwin Theater, r. 11 Dale PI
Goesman & Co. (Thomas Gossman and Gustav A.
Greenlock) decorators, and fancy sign painters,
32 Tenth
Ooeson Patrick, agent David Drady, r. 144 Perry
Goet Bernard, proptr People's Bazaar, clothing, furn-
ishing goods, etc.. 135 Fourth
Gostorp Louis A., clerk Bank of CaUfomia, r. 839
California
Gostry Robert, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgomery
Gotali Antonio, vegetable dealer, r. 726 Green, rear
Gotham Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Dutch Flat)
George R. Spinney secittary, 310 Pine, room 44
Gott George A., commission merchant. 226 Califor-
nia, r. 308 Stockton
Gotte H., bartender, r. cor Lisbon and Silver Av
Gotte Henry, seaman, r. Keystone House
Ootter Harry, macninist, r. 307 Folsom
Crottig L.a\«-reiice, president The German Savings
and L-jan Sv>ciety, 526 California, r. 1806 Pine
Gottlieb Lcnis, shoemaker, 320 Tavlor
Gottlob Max, tailor, 186 Jessie
Gotts WiUiam, chief steward O. k O. SS. Gaelic
Gottschalk Charles H.. watchmaker and jeweler, 507
California, r. 1612 Post
Gottschalk Frederick W , apothecary G. G. Burnett, r.
KW cor Montgomery and Lombard
Gottschalk John F. A., r. NW cor Lombard and Mont.
Gottschalk Lawrence, pantrvman Fred Conrades, r.
411 Pacific
Gottschalk Michael, oon^Meitor The Hebrew, r. 901
Larkin
Gottschlich Charles, tanner, r. Park House, KS cor
Twenty-fourth and Mission
Gottschlich Franz, buckskin dresser Christian Hell-
wig, r. XE cor Twenty -fotirth and Mission
Gottung Brothers (George C. and Harry A.) painters
and whiteners, 448 Clementina
Gottung Carrie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Kate Gottung.
r. 44* Cementina
Gottung Catherine, widow, r. 448 Clementina
Gottung Frederick, engraver Hopps k Sons, r. 448
Clementina
Gottung George C. (Gottung Bros.) r. 144)^ Clara
Gottung Harry A. (Gottung Bros.) r. 448 Clementina
Gottung Eate Mrs., dressmaking, r. 448 Clementina
Gotz Andreas, porter E. A. Fargo i Co., r. 923H Tyler,
rear
Gotz Edward, shoemaker, r. 106 Dupont
Gotz William, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Gouben John, seaman, r. 810 Battery
Goubert Pierre, laundryman, r. 1412 Powell
Goubert Victoire, laundress, r. 1412 Powell
Goud George L. (Gt^r^e H. Tay & Co.) r. 1312 Jones
Gond George W., carpenter James J. Jones, r. ;t22
Jackson
Goudan Charles, cooper Lawrence Felvey.r. 919 Stock.
Gougeon Francis X., carpenter and bxiilder, SE cor
Tsineteenth and Valencia
Gouger Nettie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1420 Broadway
Gongh Charlts H., assistant License Collector, r.
WW cor Broadway and Stockton
Gough Fr-ncis, chief engineer Pacific Mail SS. City
of Sydney, r. 763 Howard
Gough Frank W., glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works. T. 534 Haves
Gough H. Dorsey. attorney at law, 603 Washington, r.
700 Broadway
Gough James, laborer, r. 807 Brannan
Gough John, groceries and liquors, 1016 Bryant
Gongh John, teamster George Whitney, r. 7 Rincon At
Gongh Joseph, expressman, r. 4 Himmelman PI, rear
Gough Mary, domestic 518 Lombard
Gough Michael, driver Thomas J. Frey, r. 1 Antonio
Gongh Thomas J., bookkeeper >Iarcus C. Hawley k
Co., r. 2014 Taylor
Gough William, keeper Sheriffs Office, r. 468 Jessie.
rear
Gough William, shoemaker Thomas Webster, r. Sffl
Mission
Gough. See Goff
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Gould A. B., boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 26 Second
Av
Gould Albert R., carpenter, r. 564 J^ Natoma
Gould Alexander, longshoreman Menzies, Bingham &
Co.
Gould Alfred S.,mine superintendent, r. 8 Mason
Gould and Curry Silver Slining Co. (Storey-
Co., Nev.)Alfred K. Durbrow secretary, 69 Nevada
Block
Gould Charles, mining, r. 21 Ninth
Gould Charles B., bookkeeper John W. Pew, r. Oak-
land
Gould Charles B., superintendent Market ■St. RR.,
olflce Ferry Building, foot Market, r. 708 Capp
Gould Charles G., carpenter and buildsr, 322 Jackson,
r. 231 Pacific
Gould Charles M., teamster Collins & Tuttle, r. 7
Juniper
Gould Cornelius, special policeman Baldwin The-
ater, r. 925 H Market
Gould Daniel A., compositor Dewey & Co., r. 232
Jessie
Gould David F., clerk Thomas M. Edwards, r. 5 Bay
Gould Ellen K., widow, fancy goods, 1012 Pacific Av
Gould Frank, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 1612
Pacific Av
Gould George, engineer, r. Terminal Hotel
Gould George G., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 619 Pine
Gould H. E. Mrs., magnetic healer, 102 Fourth
Gould James C, agent Southern Pac. KB., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, r. San Jose
Gould John, hostler Market St. RR., r. NW cor Scott
and O'Farrell
Gould John C. (Powers & Gould) r. 733^ Clementina
Gould John J., clerk forwarding dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 411 O'Farrell
Gould Joseph A., machinehand Union Furniture
Manuf . Co., r. 733 Clementina
Gould Nelson C, shoemaker Charles L. Hamlin, r.
(>;)5 Howard
Gould Patrick, shlppainter, r. 44 Clara
Gould Samuel, real-estate, r. 8 Mason
Gould Sydney E., driver Samuel Hill, r. 1436 Ellis
Gould Thomas B., bookbinder William B.Cooke & Co.,
r. 25 Oak
Gould Thomas F., baker, r. 4'i3 Jessie
Gould Walter (S. McDowell & Co.) r. Oakland
Gould Walter B., clerk W. J. Houston k Co., r. 112
Fair Oaks
Gould Walter C, clerk Charles H. Kerr, r. 1612 Pa-
cific Av
Gould Walter E., clerk Lee D. Craig, r. 44 Third
Gould William, carpenter, r. 26 Second Avenue
Gould William, plasterer I. L. Merrell, r. 1079 Market
Gould William, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Gould William B., r. 102 Fourth
Gould William O., manager Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance Co., 512 California, r. 409 Van Ness Av
Gould. See Goold
Goulde R., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Goulet Isidore, merchant tailor, 415 Montgomery, r.
1511 Tyler
Ooulette A. J. k Co, (Alfred J. Goulette and J. O.
Jephsun) book and job printers, 811 Market
Goulette Alfred J. (A. J. Goulette & Co.) r. 1521 Geary
Goulstou Kaufman, waiter Peter Johnson, r. 815 Pac.
Goulstoue David, clothing. 746 Wash., r. 100!) Stockton
Gourdon Ariuand, plumber and gusfitter, 404 ><; Geary,
r. 942 MiKsi(m
Gourdon Edward, painter, 404 !< Geary, r. 513 Six-
teenth
Gourdon E. Mme, laundry, 513 Sixteenth
QourUy Robert, cigarmaker Love & Ecker, r. 1034
Market
Goustiaux Albertine Mme, teacher, r. 761 Bryant
Goustinux Auguste, collector French Bencv. Soc, r.
761 Bryant
Goutire Rosaline, domestic 1102 Van Ness Av
GouzencM George, butcher, r. Railroad Av, bet Fifth
and Sixth, South S. F.
Gove Andrew J., manager Eureka Warehouse, NW cor
Chestnut and Montgomery, r. 925 Vallejo
Gove Aquilla, salesman E. H. Kittredge & Co., r. E s
Prospect Av, nr Coso Av, B. H.
Gove Charles A., sack-sewer Eureka Warehouse, r.
Oakland
Gove David M., druggist, 2108 California
Gove Isaac W., cai>tain barkentine B. K. Ham, r. 318
Capp
Gove John H., manuf hay and grain and wool presses,
NW cor Chestnut and Montgomery, r. Oakland
Gove S. E., dentist William Dutch, r. 506 Ellis
Goveno Francisco Rodrigues, Portuguese Pro. and
Benev. Assn, 415 }<5 Drumm
Gover Mill and Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.) Wil-
liam O.Wilson secretary, 402 Front
Governor Consolidated Mining Co. (Ward Co., Nev.)
Frederick R. Bunker secretary, 606 Mont., room 2
, Gow Archie, St. Andrew's Soc, 232 Sutter
' Gowan Edward (Walcom, Gowan & Coffee) r. 115
! Cedar Av
Gowan Nellie, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Gowan William, salesman Sachs, Strassburger & Co.,
r. 1603 Tyler
Gowan. See McGowan
Gowen Abbie E. Mrs., medium and dressmaker, 1030
Howard
Gowen Beuson F., miner, r. 1042 Howard
Gowen John, driver Megilligan & Clark, r. San Jos^
Road, nr Industrial School
Gowen Mary, domestic 1515 Larkin
Gowen Thomas, baker SS. Oregon, Folsom St. Wharf
Gower Samuel J. (Gower & Giliuan) r. Fruit Vale
Gower & Gilman (Samuel J. Gower and Charles
H. Gilman) proptrs U. S. Pacific Bonded Ware-
house, NE cor Broadway and Battery ; Pacific
Free Warehouse, NW cor Broadway and Front;
and Front St. Warehouse, SW cor Broadway and
Front; ofSce NE cor Broadway and Battery
Goy Laurent, watc'hmaker, 339 Bush
Goyhenitux JPierre, laundry, 143 Ninth
Graaff Jacob, barber John Reese, r. 1806 Stockton
Graaff Julius S., attorney at law, 234 Montgom-
ery, rooms 5-7, r. .326 Twenty-first
Graaff Samuel, pawnbroker, 214 Montgomery Av, r.
18U6 Stockton
Graatt'. See Graf and Graaff
Grabau Frederick, bai tender Henry Huber, r. 339
Bush
Grabau Robert H., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
323 Clementina
Grabe Frank, proptr Rising Sun House, SW cor San
Bruno Road and D wight
Graber Charles C, butcher Max Bliunenthal, r. 141
Shipley
Graber Jacob M. (Eickhoff & Graber) r. 431 Turk ^
Graber Louis (Fortmann & Co.) r. 810 Howard
Graber Thomas F., assistant teacher First School of
the German School Union, r. Berkeley
Grabill George D., clerk David B. Jackson, r. 1220
Market
Grabill Linda, widow, r. 1220 Market
Gracchi Juan B. (Gracchi & Baglietto) r. 5 Vallejo
Gracchi & Baglietto (Juan B. Gracchi and Juan B. Bag-
lietto) boatbuilders, 5 Vallejo
Grace Andrew, carpenter, r. N b Valley, bet Sanchez
and Church
Grace David, fireman stmr Julia, r. Alta PI, nr San.
Grace Grace, widow, r. 248 Minna
Grace Henry S., polisher Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 3005
Mission
Grace John, clerk, r. 248 Minna
Grace John, fireman »tuir Julia, r. 3 King
Grace John, fireman Sut;er St. RR., r. 1110 Larkin
(trace John, horseshoer, 1108 Howard
Grace John, teamster Heman C. Elliot, r. 423 Ninth
Grace John C, carpenter, r. N s Valley, bet San Jos^
Av and Dolores
Grace John J., carpenter, r. 313 Eighth "^..^
Grace John W., con.sul Peru and Uruguay, and (J.W.
Grace k Co.) 40 California, r. 1430 Fulton
Grace Josei>h, peddler, r. W s Islais, nr St. Mary's
College
Grace Julia, widow, r. 982 Harrison
Grace Julia A., dressmaker, r. 6 Bartol, rear
Grace J. W. «!t Co. (John W. Grace and George
L. Duval) shipping and commission merchants
and importfrs, 40 California
Grace Max. furniture, 333 Sixth, r. 982 Harrison
Grace Patrick F., r. 6 Bartol, rear
Grace Pearce, clerk, r. 248 Minna
Grace Pierce, horseshoer, 1113 Mission, r. 1184 Harri-
son
Grace Thomas, laborer, r. 211 Eighth
Grace William, driver N. B. and Mission RR., r. 28
Clara
Grace William, engineer, r. 305 Fremont
Grace William P., carpenter, r. W s Dolores, bet Dun-
can and Twenty-eighth
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41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Grada Frank (Pitit & Gracia) r. 1300H Stockton
Gracia Maggie Mrs., dresRmaker, r. 1300 Ji Stocktoa
Gracie Louisa, widow, r. 9'22 Powell
Grader Addie J. Miss, ai-sistant Columbia St. Pri-
mary School, r. 1105 Shotwell
Gracier Emma F. Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 1105 Shotwell
Gracier Frank J., manuf agricultural, grist mills,
and wood working machines, 211 and 213 Mission,
r. 1105 Shotwell
Grad Tena, domestic 330 M Twenty-fourth
Gradwohl Abraham, dry goods, 73 Fourth, r. 539
Stevenson
Gradwohl Henry (M. & H. Gradwohl) r. 531 Fourth
Gradwolil M. <fc Co. (Meyer Gradwohl, Morris
Cohen, and Lo'iis Zimmerman) wholesale and re-
tail butchers, 1146 Market, slaughterhouse South
S. F., packinghouse Sau Bruno Road, office 1142
Market, room 10
Gradwohl M. & H. (Moritz and Henry) market, 1239 M
Folsom
Gradwohl Meyer (M. Gradwohl & Co.) r. 1922 Bu-
chanan
Gradwohl Moritz (M. & H. Gradwohl) r. 531 Fourth
Gradwohl David, salesman M. Gradwohl & Co., r.
1922 Buchanan
Grady Denis, porter Gower & Gilman, r. 1909 Val-
lejo
Grady Edmund, clerk Adolph Easkel, r. 1212 Folsom
Grady Edward, laborer, r. E s Dolores, bet Dorland
and Eighteenth
Grady George, stableman Diggins Bros., r. 2320 Sut-
ter
Grady Harry, carpenter, r. 105 Hayes
Grady James, clerk, r. 1616 Pacific
Grady James, laborer, r. 433 Tt-hama
Grady James, longshoreman, r. 412 Folsom, rear
Grady James, stock clerk Colman Brothers, and fore-
man Engine No. 8, S. F. F. D., r. 1430 Jackson
Grady James J., tanner, r. 20 Jessie, rear
Grady James T., boilermaker Bisdon I. and L. Works,
r. 1212 Folsom
Grady Johanna, widow, r. 626 Ash Av
Grady John, expressman, NW cor Dupont and Post,
r. W 8 Sanchez, bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Grady John, finisher West Coast Manuf. Co., r. 424 J^
Shipley
Grady John, finisher John G. lis, r. 434 Stevenson
Grady John, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 541 First
Grady Joseph, painter, r. 19 Sumner
Grady Margaret, widow, r. 22 Gilbert
Grady Mary, widow, r. 626 Ash Av
Grady Mary, widow, r. 1212 Folsom
Grady Michael, carpenter, r. 8 Warren Av
Grady Michael, coachman Richard D. Chandler
Grady Michael, longshoreman, r. 313 Folsom, rear
Grady Michael, market, 613 Post
Grady Patrick, bottler Boca Brewing Co., r. San Mi-
guel
Grady Robert, clerk Henry White, r. 1212 Folsom
Grady Thomas, fireman Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba
Grady Thomas, laborer, r. E s Dolores, bet Dorland
and Eighteenth
Grady William, butcher Frederick Kramer, r. 626 Ash
Av
Grady. See 0 'Grady
Graef Carl T. (Graef & Smith) r. 613 Pine
Graef & Smith (Carl T. Graef and Klre M. Smith) at-
torneys at law, 623 Commercial
Graefner Mark, liquor saloon, 804 Fourth
Graetzer Smith, printer M. Schmidt & Co., r. 804
Green
Graf Adolph, cigars and tobacco, 15 Leldesdorff, r.
909 Jackson
Graf Albert, brewer, r. 1436 Mission
Graf Charles A., conductor N. B. and Mission RR., r.
316 Fourth
Graf Christian A., laundry, 2109 Stockton
Graf Edward S., r. 316 Fourth
Graf George, tobacco dealer, r. 909 Jackson
Graf HenricuB, salesman Muser Brothers, r. 815 Van
Ness Av
Graf Jacob, watchmaker and jeweler, 315 Kearny,
r. 219 Oak
Graff Albert, metal spinner, r. 722 Lombard
Graflf Amos, carpenter, 2127 Mis.sion, r. 1616 Jessie
Graff Antoinette Mrs., confectionery and varieties,
722 Lombard
Graff Edwin C, salesman wholesale dept A. L. Ban-
croft & Co., r. 136 Sixth
Graff Frank, r. 131 Lily Av
Graff George, carpenter R. Moller, r. 113 Valparaiso _
Graff Henry, baker, r. 745 Market
Graff Justin J., machinist, r. 149 Valencia
Gruff Louis, blacksmith, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Graff Louis, horseshoer, cor Railroad and Fifth Avs,
South 8. F., r. Golden Gate Hotel
Graff Ralph, machinist, r. 149 Valencia
Graff Robert W., bookkeeper A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
334 Thirteenth
Grafl'. See Graaf , and Graf
Graffan Benjamin C, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 723 Harrison
Graffan Elizabeth E., widow, r. E s Tennessee, bet
Solano and Butte
Graflleman H., plumber G. & W. Snook, r. West Oak-
land
Gratton William, waiter Ormsby b Co., r. 636 Com.
Graggs Frank, fireman Southern Pac. ER., r. 212
Shotwell
Graham 'Adam S., cooper, r. 648 Natoma
Graham Alexander, conductor Southern Pac. RR., r.
413 Brannan
Graham Alexander, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Graham Andrew, heater Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Michigan, bet Shasta and Sierra
Graham Andrew, janitor Ladies' Pro. and Relief Soc,
E 8 Franklin, bet Geary and Post
Graham Ann, housekeeper, NW cor Elizabeth and
Church
Graham Aithur, carpenter, r. 833 Geary ■ — -
Graham A. S. Mrs., r. 234 O'Farrell
Graham Benjamin F., 408 California, room 24, r.
Oakland
Graham Bernard, laborer, r. 22 Geneva
Graham Bridget, domestic, 411 Octavia
Graham Carrie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1326 Columbia
Graham Catherine, widow, r. W s San Bruno Road, nr
Fifteenth Av
Graham Charles, cook John H. Burhans, r. 358 Minna
Graham Charles, seaman Pacific Coast SS. San Vin-
cente
Graham Cornelius H. (W. B. Clufl" & Co.) r. 142 Sixth
Graham (-'rawford, cooper Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 22
Bluzome
Graham Daniel, calker Clark & Webster, r. 444 Bart-
lett
Graham Daniel, pilot Oregon SS. George W. Elder
Graham Dennis, carpenter Superintendent of Streets
Graham Dennis, laborer, r. I:i32>$ Broadway
Graham Donald, clerk, r. 1126 Market
Graham Edward, r. 210 O Farrell
Graham Edward, domestic 510 Davis
Graham Edward, upholsterer, r. 5 O'Farrell
Graham Ellen, widow, r. 425 Oak
Graham Ellen Miss, furnished rooms, 434 Minna
Graham Emerson, blacksmith, r. 1326 Columbia
Graham Emma B. Mrs., r. 512 O'Farrell
Graham Estelle V. Miss, assistant Valencia St. Gram-
mar School, r. 14 Liberty
Graham George, coopers' I'ro. Assn, 767 Market
Graham George, r. New Washington Hotel
Graham George, r. 2620 Sutter
Graham George, clerk, r. 1162}^ Market
Graham George, captain schr Wintield Scott, r. 513
Howard
Graham George, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba
Graham Honora Mrs., furnished rooms, 1122 54 Larkin
Graham House, 1104 Market
Graham Irvine, foreman Scofield & Tevis, r. 2511
Larkin
Graham J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Ninth, nr
Harrison
Graham J., widow, r. S 8 Twenty-ninth, bet Sanchez
and Noe
Graham James, assayer Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. 521 O'Farrell
Graham James, driver Crystal Soda Water Co., r. 1522
Stockton
Graham James, laborer, r. 4 Twelfth
Graham James, laborer, r. 1122 }i Larkin
Graham James, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Graham James, miner, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Graham James, sexton Calvary Presbyterian Church,
r. 22 Fair Oaks
Graham James, waiter Pacific Coast SS. State of Cali-
fornia, Broadway Wharf
Graham James C, dairyman, r. Treat Av. bet Twen-
tieth and Howard
Graham James H., clerk Savage & Son, r. 117 Taylor
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Graham James J., master mariner, 12 Clay
Graham Jennie, widow, r. 822 Sbotwell
Graham John, r. 2603 Bryant Av
Graham John, laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.
Graham John D., mining, r. 1902 Broadway
Graham John F., bookkeeper N. Curry & Brother, r.
2418 Howard
Graham John G., dairy, SW cor^raat Av and Twen
tieth
Graham John H., engineer stmr Bay City, r. 625
Howard
Graham John T., groceries and liquors, S 8 Twenty-
seventh, bet Gunnison Av and Columbia PI, B. H.
Graham John T., miner, r. 1326 Columbia
Graham Joseph, r. 305 Union
Graham Joseph, driver T. & S. 8. Morton, r. 630
Geary
Graham Kate 8. Mrs., bakery, SWcor Eddy and Jones,
and boarding, 303 Eddy
Graham Kitty, domestic N s Green, bet Webster and
Fillmore
Graham L. L., scenic artist Bush 8t. Theater, r. Goff
House
Graham Marcellus A., machinist, r. 23 8tevenBon
Graham Mary, domestic 1205 Jackson
Graham Mary A., widow, dressmaker, r. SW cor
Twenty-fourth and Howard
Graham Matilda N., widow, r. 8E cor Steuart and
I Mission
I Graham Melancthon A., turner Albert Washburn, r.
I 2 Par < PI
'' Graham Monkhouse, chemist, r. 1130 Tyler
I Graham Nelson Mrs., widow, r. SE cor Jersey and
I Castro
Graham Peter G., laundryman, r NW cor Fillmore
and Turk
Graham Kichard, r. 510 Davis
Graham Robert, carpenter, r. 75 Minna
Graham Robert, messenger secretary Central Pac.
RR., r. Church, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-
fourth
Graham Robert, porter J. M. Spafford & Co., r. 79
Stevenson, rear
Graham Robert D., actor Tivoli Garden, r. 8E cor
Jersey and Castro
Graham Robert G., clerk freight oflace Central Pac.
BR., Oakland Ferry, r. Oakland
Graham Robert H., laborer, r. N s Valley, bet Dolores
and San Jose Av
Graham Robert H., teamster Aiken & Ogle, r. 708
Clementina
Graham Robert J., r. 409 Jones
Graham Robert T., r. 200 Mission
Graham Samuel, apprentice Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Graham Samuel Adams, cooper, r. 648 Natoma
Graham Thomas, assistant engineer Pacific Mail SS.
City of Peking
Graham Thomas, bookkeeper, r. 408 Sixth
Graham Thomas, carpenter, r. 137 Lily Av
Graham Thomas, clerk N. Curry & Brother, r. 2418
Howard
Graham Thomas, decorator Jules St. Denis, r. 924
Washiufjton
Graham Thomas, laborer, r. 1125 Bryant
Graham Thomas, laborer Pac. Boiling Mill, r. SE cor
Tenth and Bryant
Graham Tliouias, machinist Samuel B. Walkington,
r. 507 Mission
Graham Thomas Jr., messenger North Pac. Coast RR.,
r. 137 Lily Av
Graham Thomas, mining, r. 1020 Market
Graham Thomas, waiter Pacific Mail SS. China
Graham Thomas, waiter Russ House
Graham Thomas A. (Graham & Lincoln) r. 418 Hayes
Graham Thomas D., druggist G. G. Burnett, r. 614
Sutter
Graham William, dishwasher Cincinnati Hotel, r. 629
Valencia
Graham William, lineman Gold and Stock Tel. Co.,
r. 349 M Minna
Graham William, shoemaker E. D. Nolan Ac Co., r.
5il}i Natoma
Graham W. N., assistant engineer Central Pac. RR.,
r. Oakland
Graham J: Lincoln (Thomas A. Graham and George
S. Lincoln) grocers, 401 Hayes
Orabey Timothy, hostler Lone Mountain Stables
Central RR.
Grahl Hugo, waiter, r. 409 Pacific
Graicheu Herrmann, bellman Grand Hotel
Grainger William, mining secretary, 211 Sansome,
r. Oakland
Grainger. See Granger
Grail Frederick, wines and liquors, 562 Brsnnan
Gram N. T., cabinetmaker, r. 123 Welsh
Grambarth Carl, cigarmaker Ernst Gaflke.r. 423 Bush
Gramlich Sebastian, bakery, 245 Third
Grampsas Paul , clerk Cain fc McKay, r. Park Hotel
Graucjurt John, r. 625}^ Green, rear
Grancourt Louisa Miss, milliner Mrs. S. MuUer, r.
025 3^ Green , rear
Grand Arcade Market, E s Sixth, bet Shipley and
Clara
Grand Army Repiiblic Hall, 71 New Montgomery
Grand Central Hall, 997 Market
Grand Central Hotel, George Euhn proptr,
957 and 959 Market
Grand Central Market, S s Market, nr Sixth
Grand Central Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.) D. F.
Verdenal secretary, 6 and 7 S. F Stock Exchange
Building
Grand Chancellor Knights of Pythias, jurisdiction of
California, D. M. McClure, Odd Fellows' Bldg.
Grand Hotel, Johnson & Co. proptrs, SE cor Mar-
ket and New Montgomery
Grand Jane Miss, bookfolder A. J. Leary, r. 229 OTax-
rell
Grand Jules, physician, office and r. 101 Dupont
Grand Jury Rooms, new City Hall, basement
Grand Jury Rooms U. S., 17 U. S. Court Bldg.
Grand Loflge F. <& A. M., Alexander Q. Abell
grand secretary. Masonic Temple
Grand Lodge I. O. O. F., W. B. Lyon grand
secretary, 325 Montgomery
Grand Lodge Knigbts of Pythias, 913 Mar>
ket
Grand Opera House, N s Mission, bet Third and Fourth
Grand Prize Extension Gold and Silver Mining Co.
Co. (Elko Co., Nev.) John A. Reichert secretary,
, 534 California
I Grand Prize Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.) Edward M.
I Hall secretary, 20 8. F. Stock Exchange Building
< Grand Theater (Chinese) 814 and 816 Washington
I Grand Trunk Railway Co. (of Canada) E. D. Cole
agent, 30 New Montgomery
Grand Webt.rn Hall, 13'2» Bush
Grand Western Market, Thomas G. Taylor proptr,
I N s Bush to Austin, bet Larkin and Polk
' Grandbarth Carl, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Graudfield A. M., driver City RR., r. 426 Stevenson
Grandi Marietta Mrs., midwife, r. 504 Union
Grandjean Charles, engraver and designer, 208 Sut-
ter, r. 1120 Broadway '
Grandjean Peter, turner J. G. H. Meyer, r. 1120 Bdwy.
Grandolph , laborer Sea Wall
Graneist Otto, wines and liquors, 301 California, r. 6
John
GranelloDomenico, Italian Benev. 8oc., 423 Wash.
Graner Charles (Graner & Strohl) r. 429 Bush
Graner «!k StrolU (Charles Graner and Philip
Strohl) proptrs Hansa Hot^l, 429 Bush
Graney George P., blacksmith and borsesboer. 13
Belden, r. 9 Leroy PI
Graney. See Greany
Granfield Morris, tanner Thomas McMahon, r. cor
Ninth Av and N, South S. F.
Granfield Thomas, laborer James Ahern, r. 1113 Bry-
ant
Granfield William (Granfield &Hyne8) r. 1040 Howard
Granfield & Hynes (William Granfield and Michael
Hynes) wood and coal, 1040 Howard
Grange Numa, wholesale liquors, 711 Sansome, r.
5 Capp
Granger Frank (Raffenberg & Granger) r. 102 Clark
Granger Henri, salesman George Loomis, r. W s Du-
pont, bet Bush and Pine
Granger Louis E., r. 435 Bush
Granger Samuel (Bowen Brothers) r. Grass Valley,
Cal.
Granger Samuel, brass founder William T. Garratt, r.
164 Clementina
Granger William, seaman, r. 307 Folsom
Grangers' Bank of California, G. W. Colby
president, Albert Montpellier cashier and mana-
ger, Frank McMuUen secretary, NE cor Davis and
California
Grangers' Business Association, Amos Adams
secretary, James M. Costigan acting manager, 106
Davis
Granger. See Grainger
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Testing
Derective Vision, 135 Montgomery.
JONAS J. MORRISON,
N. K. cor. Mission and Sp«ar St». Choice Sugar Pine,
Cedar, Shelving, Stepping^, Redwood <!ic Oregon Lumber.
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Oranice H. H., coiupoBltor Eyening Bulletin, r. 17
Ellis
Oranittoni G., liquor saloon, 229 Montgomery Av, r.
Vallejo, bet Union and Green
Grannal Harry, Beaman, r. 127 Jackson
Granney Michael, laborer, r. 10 Geneva
Grannis F. R.. r. 873 J^ Market
Granniss George W., real-estate and agent for
General H. W. Halleck (heirs) and F. Billings, 52
Montgomery Block, r. 19 Hawthorne
Granocchi Salvatore, market, 314 Montgomery Av, r.
536 Green
Grant Adam (Murphy, Grant & Co.) r. 1112 Bush
Grant Alexander, waiter Hemme & Renter, r. 907
Jackson
Grant Alfred H. (Dalton & Co.) r. 2012 J« Dupont, rear
Grant Alfred N. (Grant & Smith) r. 634 Stevenson
Grant Andrew, waiter William Norris, r. 1776 Cal.
Grant Annie Miss, r. 30 Kearny
Grant Arthur E., compositor, r. 2012 3^ Dupont, rear
Grant A. S., bookkeeper, r. 178 Minna
Grant Bertie Miss, r. 318 Kearny
Grant Brothers (of Philadelphia) Kittle & Co, agents,
office 202 California
Grant Catherine, widow, r. 322 Fremont
Grant Charles, r. 1145 Howard
Grant Charles, driver J. Tomkinson, 57 Minna
Grant Charles C, bakery, 1103 Howard
Grant Charles W., clerk Liverpool and London and
Globe In.surance Co., r. 718 Guerrero
Grant Daniel W. (D. W. Grant & Co.) r. 2114 Larkin
Grant David G., night inspector Custom House, r. 510
Fourth
Grant D, W. & Co. (Daniel W. Grant) commission
merchants and agents for Robatighe' Little Giant
Pump, and Tiu-bine water wheels. 111 Wash.
Grant E. A. Mrs., r. 550 Folsom
Grant Edmond, r. Dominican Monastery, W s Steiner,
bet Bush and Pine
Grant Edward, clerk Prescott House, SW cor Mont-
gomery Av and Kearny
Grant Eliza L., widow, r. 550 Folsom
Grant Ellen G. Miss, assistant Union Grammar School,
r. 1776 Howard
Grant Frank A., painter, r. 100^ Jackson
Grant Franklin, lumber, 18 and 20 Spear, r. 2510 Cal.
-Grant George, paying teller Anglo-Californian Bank,
r. East Oakland
Grant George, seaman, r. 315 Bryant, rear
Grant George A., carpenter, r. 727 Minus, rear
Grant George F., clerk Abrams & Carroll, r. 550 Fol.
Grant George F., special agent North British and
Mercantile and German American Ins. Co., 213
Sansome. r. 1307 Taylor
Grant George W., estate of, shipemith, 139 Spear
Grant Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
Butler Burris secretary, 2 Nevada Block
Grant Helen A. Miss, assistant Tehama Primary
School, r. 17 Rincon PI
Grant Horace B., joiner Pacific Coast SS. Co., r. Oak-
land
Grant J., widow, r. 319 Bryant
Grant James F., marblecutter J. & F. Eesseler, r.
Turk St. Hotel
Grant James W., bartender Duncan 8. Tyson, r. 122
Leidesdorfif
Grant John, carpenter, r. NW cor Polk and Fell
Grant John, contractor and builder, r. 200 Seventh
Grant John, cook, r. 19 Ohio
Grant John, foreman plumber and tinsmith Pacific
Mail SS. Co., r. 45 Stanly PI
Grant John, marble yard, 129 Townsend, r. 133 South
Park Av
Grant John Jr., clerk, r. 133 South Park Av
Grant John H.. oiler Pacific Mail SS. China, r. 45
Stanly PI
Grant John T. (Walker & Grant) r.22 Turk
Grant Joseph, teamster Heman C. Elliott, r. 1316 Har-
rison, rear
Grant Joseph D., with Murphy, Grant & Co., r. Palace
Hotel
Grant Joseph H., shipsmith, r. 319 Bryant
Grant Lizzie P., adjuster coiner'g department U.S.
Mint. r. 328 Geary
Grant Louis T., workman assay department U. S. Mint,
r. 554 Minna
Grant Margaret G.. widow, bakery and confectionary,
510 Fourth
Grant Martha W., widow, bakery and varieties, SE
cor Mason and Francisco
Grant Mary, domestic 605 McAllister
Grant Mary E., widow, r. 12 Ellis
Grant Nicholas, produce dealer, r. 1127 Clay
Grant O. P., carpenter Mission Rock Warehouse . —
Grant P., widow, r. 128 Turk
Grant Patrick, carpenter, r. Turk St. Hotel —
Grant Patrick, groceries, NEcor Fifteenth and Minna
Grant Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Cassius
Hotel
Grant Patrick J., shipcarpenter, r. Fifteenth Av, bet
L and M, South S. F.
Grant Patrick M., blacksmith helper Fulton Iron
Works, r. 2 Rincon PI
Grant Peter J., carpenter, r. N 8 Fifteenth Av, bet L
and M, South S. F.
Grant Robert, carpenter, r. W s California, bet Laurel
and Locust
Grant Robert C, plumber, r. 1 Valencia
Grant Rufus M., housecarpenter, r. 536 Eighteenth
Grant Sylvester, cari^enter and builder, r. 538 Minna
Grant Thomas, cook, r. 24 Hinckley
Grant Thomas, expressman, SW cor Broadway and
Davis, r. 1003 Battery, rear
Grant Thomas, hostler Omnibus BR., r. 161 Tehama
Grant Thomas B., physician, r. 520 Noe, nr Nine-
teenth
Grant Tiiomas C. , general agent North British
and Mercantile Insurance Co., and German-Amer-
ican Insurance Co., 213 Sansome, r. 1024 Bush
Grant William, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., and
extramun Hose No. 3, S. F. F. D., r. 2656 Folsom
Grent William M.. r. 542 Bryant
Grant <& Smith (Alfred N. Grant and Robert
Smith) hay and grain, 1143 Market
Grantlaud John, patternmaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
643 Folsom
Grantz Adolph, clerk Cal. Cracker Co., r. NE cor
Montgomery and Greenwich
Grantz Ferdinand, tanner Laguua Tannery, r. SW cor
Filbert and Van Ness Av
Granucci Lazzaro (G. Bertolucci & Co.) r. 307 Bdwy
Granvall Augustus, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Granville Coon, cutter Armstrong & Wright
Granville Gertie Miss, actress California Theater, r.
225 O'Farrell
Granville James, laborer Union Iron Works, r. E s
Diamond, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Granville Joseph, carriage painter, r. E s Florence,
bet Stanley and Randolph
Granville Thomas, plasterer, r. 238 Clara
Granville Thomas R., boxmaker, r. 236 Clara
Graiiz Herman, furniture manuf, 617 and 619 Bran-
nan, r. 447 Bryant
Granz Louis, foreman Herman Granz, r. 618 Sixth,
rear
Grape Minnie Miss, dressmaker, r. 142 Sixth
Grapel John, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, r.
14 Nutoma
Grapel John .Jr., laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother,
r. 14 Natoma
Grard Edouard, driver Em. Meyer, r. Alameda
Graser Louisa, widow, r. 4 Cadell Alley
Graser Moses, r. Prescott House
Graser Philip H., boo::keeper Potrero Yeast and Dis-
tilling Co., r. 822 M Green, rear
Grass Charles B., liquor saloon, SE cor Fourth BiUd
and Mission, r. 1501 Mason
Grass Frederick, boots and shoes, 8 Fouith, r. 257
Stevenson
Grass George, nurse, r. 147 Third
Grass James, contractor, r. SW cor N and Thirteenth
Av, South S. F.
Grass Martin, chicken ranch, SE cor Minnesota and
8;inta Clara
Grass Valley Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.) James W.
Thompson, secretary, 310 Pine, rooms 9-11
Grasselly Eugene, laundryman, r. 91<i Powell
Grasshoff Frederick, carpenter, r. 1510 Powell • —
Grasshoff Herman, coppersmith, r. 1510 Powell
Grasshoff Robert, clerk, r. 1510 Powell
Grasshoff William, engraver Schulz k Fischer, r. 1510
Powell
Graesi Francisco, Spanish Mut. Benev. Soc, 730
Moiitgomerj-
Grassi Pablo Spanish Mut. Benev. Soc, 730 Mont.
Grasslund Nels, oysterman. r. 10 Berry
Grasso Domenico, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Grattau George, watchman Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Grattan William H.,realebtate,r. SE cor Stockton and
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Gratto Jean B. (Antonio Sturla & Co.) r. 2407 California
Gratto Matthew, r. 403 Fourth
Gratto Richard, shipwright, r. 403 Fourth
Grau August, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Grauffel Frederick (Moeller & Grauffel) r. 7 Pfeiffer
Graul Franz, shoemaker, 1806 Market, r. 491 llaight
Graul Gustav, waiter Pacific Mail SS. City of Chester
Grav Edward, cook William Keid, r. 251 Minna
Grave B. Si Co. (Bernard Grave and William
Neuwald) carriage manufs. 421 and 423 Pacific
Grave Bernard (B. Grave .>t Co.) r. 1013 Filbert
Grave Jane, domestic 913 Stockton
Graver George E., liquor saloon, 425 Pacific
Graves Augustus B,, superintendent Cal. Wire Works,
r. 1730 Devisadero
Graves C. H. Mrs., r. 6 Mills PI
Graves Charles, calker ICben Weeks
Grave's Edward, laborer, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Graves Eliphalet L., teamster Kenner & Co., r. 426
Braniiau
Graves Emma, domestic Palace Hotel
Graves Frank B., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
1730 Devisadero
Graves G. E., r. 120 Capp
Graves G. S., mining, r. 418 Sutter
Graves H. B., carpenter, r. Mission, nr St. Marys'
CoUeae
Graves Hiram T.. secretary Masonic Savings and Loan
Bank, r. 204 Lombard
Graves J., r. 36 Clay
Graves James, contractor, r. SW cor Thirteenth Av
and M, South S. F.
Graves John, artesian wellborer, r. 613 Mission
Graves John L., clerk Pedro Noriega, r. 415 Urumm
Graves Lawrence S., pressman A. L. Bancroft k Co.,
r. 1730 Devisadero
Graves Manuel L., Spanish Mut. Benev. Soc, 730
Montgomery
Graves Ormond F., wharf builder and contractor, 24
Folsom r. 728 Seventeenth
Graves Robert N., capitalist, 406 Montgomery, r. 1501
Van Ness Av
Graves Samuel, r. 204 Lombard
Graves Sewell F., first officer 88. Areata, Pacific St.
Wharf
Graves Walker C, attorney at law and clerk District
Attorney, 8 Montgomery, r. 207 Turk
Graves William (W. J. & William Graves) r. 828 How-
ard
Graves William H.. capitalist, 310 Pine, room 44
Graves William J. (W. J. & William Graves) r. 828
Howard
Graves William W.. bookkeeper P. J. G. Eenna, r. 106
Post
Graves W. J. & William, attorneys at law,
2:J0 Montgomery, rooms 11 and 12
Graveur D., messman Pacific Coast SS. Senator
Gravier Alphonse, fruit and vegetables, 28 S. F. Mar-
ket, r. 1014 Post
Gravey Joseph, longshoreman, r. 47 Vallejo
Gray .Alexander, bookkeeper Standard Fire and Ma-
rine Insurance Co., r. 1221 Greenwich
Gray Alexander John, clerk K. G. Dun * Co., r. 1221
Greenwich
Gray Alonzo M., contractor and builder, r. 534 Bush
Gray Ann, widow, r. 12 Kiilloy
Gray Annie Mrs., furnished rooms, 136 Sixth
Gray Augustus F., r. 1122 Sacramento
Gray Belle MIhs, r. 7 Dupout
Gray Bernard J., clerk Joel F. Lightner,r. 928 Filbert
Gray B. F., driverFifth St. branch Market St. KK.
Gray Charles, first officer SS. Newport, r. 562 East
Gray C. A. Miss, r. 6:«; Sutter
Gray Cyril V., attorney at law, 604 Merchant, r.
1.J04 Post
Gray Daniel L., carpenter and builder, r. W 8 Cali-
fornia Av, bet Virginia and Esmeralda Ava, B. H.
Gray Dudley M., hatter Jauies M. Forrest, r. 6 Baker
Gray Edward P. (Frank & Gray) and general agent
Plicenix Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Hartford,
318 Montgomery, r. 21 Dupont
Gray E. H., Rev. D. D., pastor First Baptist Church,
r. 1 Fifth
Gray E. K. Miss, r. 63C Sutter
Gray Ella, domestic 510 Larbin
Gray Ellen, widow, r. 128 Bartlett
Gray Ellen Miss, real-estate, r. 935 Folsom
Gray Emma Miss, boxmaker F. K.)rbol & Brothers, r.
709 Clara
Gray F. J., clerk Jones & Jahn, r. 102 Mason
Gray Francis, fuller, r. NE cor Alabama and Santa
Clara
Gray George, teamster Frederick P. Belcher, r. 1015
Union
Gray George D., bookkeeper Dolbeer & Carson, r.
Oakland
Gray George E., chief engineer Southern Pac. ER.,
NE cor Foiurth and Townsend, room 62, r. 1115
Bush
Gray George H., butler Mrs. D. D. Colton, r. 1016'
Powell . ■
Gray George H., carpenter Moore & Wllkie, r. 213
Seventh
Gray George W., miner, r. Park Hotel
Gray Giles H. (Gray & Haven) r. Oakland
Gray Guseie Miss, copyist County Recorder, r. 928
Filbert
Gray Hamilton W., painter and whitener.r. 487 Bran.
Gray Henry, painter, r. 487 Brannan
Gray Henrj', salesman, r. 815 Van Ness Av
Gray Henry, seaman, r. Keystone House
Gray Henry F., clerk James E. Gordon & Co., r. 757
Folsom
Gray Henry M.
Gray Henry S.,
Gray Henry W.
Mrs., widow, r. 816 Powell
carpenter, r. 920 Twentieth
(J. F. McDonald & Co.) r. 102 Mason
Gray James, clerk, r. 1162 H Market
Gray James, laborer Cornelius O'Donnell, r. cor Six-
teenth and Harrison
Gray James, master mariner, r. 547 Folsom '
Gray James, mechanic, r. 1826 Jessie
Gray James B., bookkeeper Samuel Beal, r. 49 Second
Gray James M. (Dalton & Gray) r. Alameda
Gray J. D., mining, 515 Kearny
Gray J. F. (Gray *: Conger) r. 539 O'Farrell
Gray John, fruit dealer, r. 245 Brannan
Gray John, plumber, r. 1 Webster
Gray John, seaman, r. Keystone House
Gray John D., white bronze monuments and statuary,
23 Fifth, r. Nucleus House ■
Gray John F., Boot and Shoemakers' Union, 771 Mar-
ket
Gray John H., contractor, r. 213 Seventh
Gray John P., student, r. 703 Hyde
Gray John S., deputy County Clerk, r. 1636 Tyler
Gray John T. (Sutherland & Gray) r. 1 Webster
Gray Joshua, r. 819 Shotwell
Gray J. W. W., painter, r. H54 Mission
Gray L. E., master mariner, r. 243 Ninth
Gray Lina Mrs., r. 1527 Washington
Gray Lizzie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. R. G. Lewis, r.
Hancock House
Gray Lucy A. Mrs., r. 209 Thirteenth
Gray Luke, gardener Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r. W s
Boyce, bet Pt. Lobos Av and St. Rose
Gray Maggie L. Mrs., milliner Mrs. Hannah Horgan,
r. 110 Sixth
(iray Mary, domestic 1330 Sutter
Gray MattUias, importer and wholesale and re-
tail dealer musical instruments, and publisher
sheet music, 117 Post, r. SE cor Lombard and
Kearny
Gray Mattie, cook 1919 California
Gray Michael, r. cor Santa Clara and Columbia
Gray Michael, laborci' Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. cor Twenty-second and Alabama
Gray N. Hi Co. (Nathaniel Gray, Cyrus S. Wright,
and James A. Campbell) undertakers, and im-
porters and manufs undertakers' materials, 641
— 645 Sacramento
Gray Nathaniel (N. Gray & Co.) r. 758 Tenth, Oakland
Gray NichoUs, with Horace H. Hubbard, r. 22 Geary
Gray Patrick, hotel solicitor, r. 521 Howard
Gray Peter, tinsmith Pacitic Mail SS. Co., r. 1626
Broadway
Gray Richard J., assistant general freight agent Cen-
tral Pac. RR., NE cor Fourth and Townsend,
room 22, r. 919 Valencia
Gray Robert B. (Randolph k Co.) r. Paris, France
Gray Sarah C. Miss, r. 124 Eddy
Gray Scott, waiter Joseph Glusti, r. 223 Fifth
Gray Theodore,- law student, r. 21 Ellis
Gray Thomas, r. 928 Filbert
Gray Thomas, collector Joseph Macdonongh, r. Oak-
land
Gray Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Gray Thomas, waiter, r. 223 Fifth
Gray Thomas H., car builder Southern Pac. RR.,
r. 2122 H Mission
Gray Walter, printer, r. 809 Stockton
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Gray Walter J., plumber Sutherland & Gray, r. 1
Webster
Gray William, dyer Charles J. Holmes, r. 35 Crocker
Gray William Jr., stationery, and liquor saloon, SE
cor Twenty-second and Folsom
Gray William G., St. Andrew's Soc, 232 Sutter
Gray William J., r. 1514 Taylor
Gray William J., captain tug Hercules, office 106
Steuart, r. 503 Folsom
Gray William J., painter, r. 35 Crocker
Gray William V., artist, and foreman lithographic
dept A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. The Windsor
Gray Willis, boatman, r. 424 Drumm
Gray & Conger (J. F. Gray and W. K.. Conger Jr.)
produce, 539 O'Farrell
Gray & Haven (Giles H. Gray and James M.
Uaven) attorneys at law, 530 California, room 6
Gray. See Grey
Grayson George W., capitalist, 23 8. F. Stock Ex-
change Building, r. Oakland
Grayson John T., stock speculator, r. 936 Mission
Grazier Adolph, cigarmaker Denicke Bros., r. 410
Broadway
Grazier Frederick, druggist William Simpson, r. 410
Broadway
Greanor James, seaman schr Elizabeth Greenwood,
Jackson St. Wharf
Greany John T., student, r. 827 Brannan
Greany Michael, deckhand stmr Bullion, r. 18 Clin-
ton
Greany Michael (McKenna & Greany) r. 827 Brannan
Greany Thomas F., laborer, r. 39 ^ Fifth Av
Greany Patrick W.. salesman McKeuna & Greany, r.
1028 Market
Greany William F., salesman McKenna & Greany, r.
827 Brannan
Greany William P., teamster McKenna & Greany, r.
73 Geneva
Greany. See Graney
Grear Joseph, teamster James Alexander, r. NewWash-
ington Hotel
Grear Maggie, domestic 90G Polk
Greasar Adolph, cigar dealer, r. 637 Stevenson
Great Eastern and Western Horse and Mule Market,
Henry Washburn proptr, SE cor Fifth and Bryant
Great Eastern Silver Mining Co. (Lincoln Co., Nev.)
J.W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine, room 17
Great Western Quicksilver Mining Co. (Lake Co.,
Cal.) Abraham Halsey secretary, 314 Montgomery
Greathouse Clarence R. (Greathouse & Blauding) r.
607 Polk
Greathouse Mary E., widow, r. 607 Polk
Greathouse & Blandin^ (Clarence B. Great-
house and Gordon Blauding) attorneys at law, 324
Pine, rooms 18-21
Greb Conrad, cabinetmaker, r. 24 Garden
Grecchi Giacomo, laborer Cutting Packing Co., r. 422
Vallejo
Grecchi Josef, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Greci James M., deckhand stmr Herald, Washington
St.Wharf
Grede John, baker, r. 609 Jaciaon
Greed John, laborer, r. 26 Natoma
Greed Mary, domestic 1712 Bush
Greehan Bernard, laborer, r. cor El Dorado and
Florida
Greehey Timothy, hostler Central RR., r. 1110 Fill-
more
Greeley B. W., r. Commercial Hotel
Greeley Frank W., proptr Alameda and San Francisco
E.xpress, 3 Market, r. Alamuda
Greeley F. T., r. 708 Commercial
Greeley Henry S., bookkeeper, r. 502 Mason '
Greeley J., waiter Brooklyn Hotel
Greeley James, gardener James Phelan, SW cor Seven-
teenth and Valencia
Greeley James J., policeman City Hall, r. 505 Filbert
Greeley John, gardener, r. N s Broadway, bet Bu-
chanan and Webster
Greeley John, laborer, r. 3)j Zoe, rear
Greeley John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 80 Stev.
Greeley Michael Mrs., r. 1407 Scott
Green Mrs., r. Seventeenth Av, bet I and J,
South S. F.
Green Abraham, r. 637 Ellia
Green Adam T., commission merchant, 204 Califor-
nia, room 6. r. 13 Haight
Green Alfred F., liquor saloon, Ocean Beach, nr Ocean
View House
Green Alof , painter, r. 11 Jackson
Green Alonzo, first officer stmr Amador, Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
Green Amy Miss, r. 824 Ellis
Green Ann, widow, r. 234 Minna
Green Ann, widow, r. 334 H Tenth
Green Ann, domestic 2101 California
Green Auuetta H. Mrs., assistant If'airmount Primary
School, r. 225 Bartlett
Green Anuie Mrs., millinery, 1003 Mission, r. 463
Minna
Green Arthur F., timekeeper Pacific Mail 88. Co., r.
332 Brannan
Green Bartholomew, scrappiler Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
850 Howard
Green Beezy, domestic 37 Liberty
Green Benjamin J., elevatorman St. Ann's Building,
r. 1206 Larkin
Green Bernard, stableman Ma&on's Brewery
Green Bernard J., machinist, r. S s Precita Av, bet
Mission and Howard, B. H.
Green C. E., salesman Dunham, Carrigan k Co., r.
Oakland
Green C. F. Mrs., r. 105 Ninth
Green Charles, porter Lang k Co., r. 76 Natoma
Green Charles, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Green Charles, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 220 Third
Green Charles, watchman South Pacific Coast RR.
Green Charles, woolsorter, r. 559 Stevenson
Green Charles E., private secretary Charles Crocker,
r. Occidental Hotel
Green Charles J., teamster, r. E s Tennessee, bet Butte
and Solano
Green Charles W., molder, r. 327 Beale
Green Daniel, farmer Rockaway Ranch, nr Ocean View
House, Ocean Road
Green Daniel, tanner, r. 5 Gilbert
Green David, hotelkeeper, r. S s (726) Sixteenth, bet
Folsom and Shotwell
Green Duflf E., clerk forwarding dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 1009 Powell
Green E. Mrs., r. Palace Hotel
Green Edward, foreman O. & O. SS. Co., r. 354 Bran-
an
Green Edward, laundryman S. F. Laundry, NW cor
Turk and Fillmore
Green Edward, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
1409 Mout^OJiery
Green Elizabeth, widow, r. 706 Clementina
Green Emma, domestic 512 Minna
Green Fannie Miss, r. 824 Ellis
Green Francis B., teamster Ahem & Co., r. 119 Oak
Green Frank, shoemaker, r. 1123 Dupont
Green Frank, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, r. 211
Ritch
Green George, r. 6 Valparaiso
Green Ge rge, blacksmith, r. 270 First
Green George, laborer, r. G Auburn
Green George, laundryman La Grande Laundry,
r. E s Thirteenth, bet Folsom and Howard
Green George, painter Penuycook & Longley, r. 2
Chestnut .\lley
Green George, superintendent Pac. Wool Scouring
Works, r. W 8 Dolores, bet Twenty-fifth and Clip-
per
Green George G., laborer Thomas P. Whltelaw, r. W
s Ge-jrgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Green George M.. r. The Baldwin
Green George W., butcher, r. 404 Tyler
Green George W. Mrs., r. 451 Stevenson
Green George W. B., liquor saloon, 38 Sixth, r. 726
Sixteenth
Green Gold aud Silver Mining Co. (Storey and Lyon
Cos., Nev.) John Crockett secretary, 203 Bush,
room 12
Green H., bootblack, r. Second St. House
Green Harris, clothing, 505 Davis, r. 104 Jackson
Green Henrietta, widow, r. 23 Howard Court
Green Henry, carpenter, r. 6 Central PI —
Green Henry, farmer, 8 B Ocean House Road, nr Ocean
View House
Green Henry, miner, r. 526 Natoma
Green Inez, widow, r. 11 Pluckney PI
Green Jacob, nurse, r. .520 Stockton
Green James, r. 463 Minna
Green James, r. 807 Kearuy
Green James, baker, r. 3 King
Green James, gardener, r. 311 Austin
Green James, special policeman, r. 420 Sixth
Green James, student Barnard's Business College, r.
415 Post
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Green James J., mining, 328 Montgomery, room 21 ,
r. 15 Perry
Green Jerome B., crockery, 2510 Mission
Green John, r. 319 Fourth
Green John, second assiKtant engineer Pacifle Coast
SS. Orizaba
Green John, blacksmith, r. 547 Mission
Green John, chophouse, 8 Jackson
Green John, clgarmaker Jacob Schnitzer, r. 16 Lonlsa
Green John, barber, r. 534 Third
Green John, laborer, r. Johnston PI. nr Harrison
Green John, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Green John, laborer Sea Wall
Green John, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba, r. 28
Moss, rear
Green John, master schr Clara, Sixth St. Wharf, oflBce
271 East
Green John, master schr Flower of the Bay, r. 442M
Clementina
Green John, molder Thompson Brothers, r. Tennes-
see, bet Butte and Solano
Green John, photographer, r. 1028 Market
Green John, soapmnker 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1337Natoma
Green John, tinsmith Eclipse Bakery, 1412 Dupont
Green John, ropemaker S. F. Cordage Co., r. NW cor
Solano and Tennessee
Green John, wagonmaker, r. 519 Mission
Green John D., plumber William D. Hobro, r. 2G13
Clay
Green John L., clerk Benjamin S. Brooks, 6 Montgom-
ery Av
Green John M. (Lane & Green) r. 319 Fourth
Green John Thomas, porter Grangers' Business Assn,
r. 523 Minna
Green Joseph, r. 137 Montgomery
Green Joseph, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 233 Third
Green Joseph C, machinist, r. 1405 Powell
Green Julius C, proptr Milbrae Dairy, oflfice 35 Eddy,
r. 322 Fulton
Green Leauder D., bartender George W. B. Green, r,
726 Sixteenth
Green Leopold W. H., farmer, bet Ocean Bouse and
Mission Koads
Green Lottie Miss, r. 33 Fifth
Green Louis (Green & Seller) r. 513 Stevenson
Green Marks (M. Phillips & Co.) r. Honolulu, S. I.
Gretn Martin, seaman schr Granger No. 2, Sixth St.
TVharf
Green Martin E., cook, r. 327 Beale
Green Mary, domestic 37 Liberty
Green Mary Miss, nurse, r. 1019 Pacific
Green Mary Mrs., r. 726 Mission
Green Mary E., widow, r. 824 Ellis
Green Michael, laborer, r. 8 Clara
Green Michael, laborer, r. 432 Ji Seventh
Green Morris, boots and shoes, 810 Valencia
Green Mountain Gold Mining Co. (Plumas Co., Cal.)
Abraham Halsey secretary, 314 Montgomery
Green Napoleon B., saloonkeeper, r. S s (726) Six-
teenth, bet Folsom and Shotwell
Green Nettie, widow, teacher, r. 225 Burtlett
Green Nicholas, r. 1028 Hyde
Green Patrick, plumber, r. 430 )i Natoma •
Green Patrick, shoemaker, 1409 Folsom
Green Robert H., carpenter, r. N s Twenty-sixth, bet
Guerrero and San Jose Av
Green Robert H., carpenter and builder, 2123 Mission
Green Rosa, widow, r. 1028 Market
Green R. P. Mrs., widow, r. '.103 Valencia
Green Rufus 1., salesman Bowley Brothers, r. 1142^
Folsom
Green Samuel, cooper, r. Fourteenth Av, bet P and
Q, South S. F.
Green Samuel T., carpenter, r. 34 Hayes
Green Sarah A., widow, r. 49 Clara
Greiu Simon, shoemaker, r. E s Vermont, bet Nevada
and Humboldt
Green St. Wharf, cor Green and Front
Green Susan Mrs., r. 442M Clementina
Green Thomas (Green &McCullough) r. 103 Langton
Green Thomas, baker Pacific Mail SS. City of Peking,
r. 5 Alger PI
Green Thomas, butcher, r. 507 Sixth
Green Thomas, physician, 10 Third, r. Oakland
Green Thomas, real-estate, r. 1405 Powell
Green Thomas E., traveling agent, r. 1405 Powell
Green Tolosco, proptr Ocean Side House, three miles
from Cliff House
Green T. W., bookkeeper, r. 116 Lily Av
Green William, carpenter, r. 407 Brannan "
Green William, milker Emanuel Steiner.r. Eighteenth
Av, bet F and G, South S. F. •
Green William, rigger, 26 Howard
Green William, trunkmaker, r. S s Eighteenth, bet
Castro and Hartford
Green William, upholsterer, 211 Ellis, r. 724 Tyler
Green William Jr. (Zacharias & Green) r. 726 Tyler
Green William A., real-estate, r. 930 Market
Green William F., hostler, r. Ill Twelfth, rear
Green William H., r. 806 Bush
Green William H. (Green & Foley) r. 241 Minna
Green & Foley (William H. Green and Patrick Foley)
liquor saloon, 246 Third
Green k McCullough (Thomas Green and Peter Mc-
CuUough) coal and wood, 1113 Folsom
Green & Seller (Louis Green and David Seller) cloth-
ing and furnishing goods, 689 Market
Green. See Greene
Greenan Frank, plasterer, r. 1139 J^ Folsom
Greenauer David, tailor Hyman Levison, r. 163 Jessie
Greenbaum Austin, r. 1015 Polk
Qreenbaum L. & Co. (Louis Greenbaum) stockbroker,
3011 Montgomery
Greenbaum Louis (L. Greenbaum & Co.) r 520 Eddy
Greenbaum. See Greenebaum, Grinbaum, and Grun-
bauin
Greenberg Abraham H., salesman Neustadter Bros.,
r. 1119 Van Ness Av
Greenberg Charles, sexton Mason St. Synagogue, r.
506 Leavenworth
Greenberg Henry, real-estate agent, 306 Montgomery,
r. 1119 Van Ness Av
Greenberg Joseph, salesman F. Toplitz & Co., r. 661
Harrison
Greenberg Leon, superintendent Eagle Brass Works,
r. 24 Stanly PI
Greenberg Leopold, r. 323 Larkin
Greenberg Max,r. 531 Turk
Greenberg Max C, salesman Frank Pauson, r. 506
Leavenworth
Greenberg Max H., salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r.
1119 Van Ness Av
Greenberg Morris (Greenberg & Co.) r. 661 Harri-
son
Greenberg N. G. W., druggist J. R. Gates k Co., r.
531 Union
Greenberg P., peddler, r. 312 Post
Greenberg Samuel, salesman Julius Leszynsky. r. 506
Leavenworth
Greenberg Wolf B., wth E. J. Norris & Co., r. The
Baldwin
Greenberg Si Co. (Morris Greenberg) proptrs
Eagle Brass and Bell Foundry and Finishing
Wnrks, 205 Fremont
Greenblatt Moses (Frederick Hess & Co.) r. 811 Tyler
Greene Annie, widow, r. 59 Stevenson
Greene Annie E., widow, r. 1534 Mission
Greene A. P., r. Commercial Hotel
Greene Charles (Lambert A: Greene) r. 1818 Turk
Greene Chnrles M., assistant bookkeeper Huntington,
Hopkins & Co., r. 807 California
Greene Clay M., author, r. 1534 Mission
Greene Corydon B., contractor and builder, r. 22 De
Boom
Greene Frederick, bartender, r. 110 Jasper PI
Greene George H., driver N. B. and Mission RR., r.
S B Rutledge ,\v, nr California Av, B. H.
Greene Henry A. (Greene * Co.) r. 36 Eleventh
Greene Henry E., mining, 606 Montgomery, r. 803
Montgomery
Green*' Htnrv P., a.ssistant bookkeeper Huntington,
Hopkins & Co., r. 821 Bush
Greene Herbert N., porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. Ills Jackson
Greene James J., clerk Michael F. Greene, r. NW cor
Laguna and Fell
Greene John, laborer Oriental Warehouse, r. 1411
Moutgomery
Greene John Jr., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 1411 Montgomery
Greene John E.. wines and liquors, 222 Fourth
Greene Kate, widow, compositor Evening Post, r.
728 id Clementina
Greene Katie A, F. Miss, teacher Broadway Grammar
School, r. 2121 Mason
Greene Lucius P., purser California and Mexican 83.
Newbern, r. 116 Ridley
Greene Michael F., groceries and liquors, NW cor La-
guna and FeU
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN. '3i'!'?K?.Si^-'
JONAS J. MORRISON,
Lnmber Dealer, IV.E.cor. Allssian and Spear St$i., has lar^
Lumber Sheda filled ivitli vreli seasoned Lumber.
GEE
389
GRE
Greene Mining Co. (Calilomia) John J. Scoville sec-
retary, 59 Nevada Block
Greene Nathaniel, clerk North British and Mercan-
tile Insurance Co., r. 2844 Mission
Greene & Co. (Henry A. Greene) stockbrokers, 314
Montgomery, room 4
Greene. See Green
Greenebaum B. & O. (Berthold and Oscar Greene-
baum, manufs gents furnishing goods, 23 btev.
Greenebaum Berthold (B..& O. Greenebaum) r. 741
Tyler
Greenebaum Emil, bookkeeper Greenebaum, Helbing
& Co., r. 1917 Franklin
Greenebuuia, HelbiiijSf Si Co. (Jacob Greene-
baum, August Helbing, Emanuel Strauss, and
Herman Greenebaum) stockbrokers, 232 Mont.
Greenebaum Herman (Greenebaum, Helbing & Co.)
r. 1917 Franklin
Greenebaum Jacob (Greenebaum & Co.) r. Palace
Hotel
Greenebaum Jacob (Greenebaum, Helbing & Co.) r.
1914 Sacramento
Greenebaum Morris (Weil Brothers & Co.) r. 1816
Washington
Greenebaum Moses (Greenebaum, Sachs and Free-
man) r. 1512 Larkin *
Greenebaum Oscar (B. & O. Greenebaum) r. 1015
Polk
Greeneliaum, Sachs & Freeman (Moses
Greenebaum, Isaac Sachs, and E. S. Freeman)
importers and manufs gents furnishing goods,
524 and 526 Market, and 23 and 25 Sutter
Greenebaum Sigmund, auctioneer Greenebaum & Co.,
r. 1816 Washington
Greenebaum William B., salesman H. Mayers & Co.,
r. 521 Hyde
Greenebaum <& Co. (Jacob Greenebaum, Henry
Cohn, and John B. Luther) auctioneers, 115 and 117
Bush
Greenebaum. See Greenbaum, Grinbaum and Grun-
baum
Greenen Frank, clerk, r. 29 Ohio
Greenen John, laborer, r. 29 Ohio
Greenen Joseph, canner, r. 29 Ohio
Greenen Mary, glovemaker, r. 29 Ohio
Greene wald Jacob, r. 1513 Gough
Greenewald Moritz F.. commission broker, 125 San-
some, room 41, r. Alameda
Greenewald Otto, student, r. 1717 Van Ness Av
Greenewald Simou ( Louis Sloss & Co., Fuucke
Co., and Hutcihinson, Eohl, Philipi^eus & Co. )
1717 Van Ness Av
Greenewald. See Greenwald
Greenfield Gharlus, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Greenfield Charles H., salesman S. Mosgrove
Brother, r. 44 Sixth
Greenfield Leopold L., salesman Levi Strauss & Co.,
r. 1305 Oitavia
Greenhalgh John H.. gasfilter and plumber, 6 Broad-
way, r. International Hotel
Greenham Frederick, r. 215 Clara
Greenham Frederick A., clerk auditor Central Pac.
KK., r. 215 Clara
Greeuhood, Bohn & Co. (of Montana Ter,) Louis M.
Cohn agent, 209 Sansome
Greenbood Ella M. Miss, adjuster coiner's dept U. 8.
Mint, r. 20 Hampton PI
Greenbood Hugo O., clerk freight dept Central Pac.
RR., r. 1900 Stockton
Greeuhood Louise, widow, r. 1230 Geary
Greenbood Morris, insurance broker,r.20 Hampton PI
Greenbood William W., deputy sherifl, r. 1900 Stock.
Greenland Clarence, teamster Charles A. Worth, r.
Tyli-r, bet Buchanan and Webster
Greenlaw Charles E., painter Basler & Jewell, r.
1013 Market
Greenlaw Madison, carpenter George D. Damon
Greenlaw Mary, widow, r. 706 Clementina
Greenlaw Thomas, ship carpenter, cor Bay and
Kearny
Greenlaw Wellington, shipcarpenter, cor Bay and
Kearny
Greenleaf David P., seaman ship Vigilant, Vallejo St.
Wharf
Greenleaf Harry H., brakeman, r. 124 Eighth
Greenleaf John B., foreman Woodhams & Ludlum, r.
133 Thirteenth
Greenleaf Peter, laborer, r. 413 Main
Greenleaf William, expressman, r. E s Mission, bet
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
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r.
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Greenleaf William, laborer Pacific Mail 8S. Co.
Greenleaf William C, master mariner, r. 560 Sanchez,
nr Eighteenth
Greenless Hugh, carpenter, r. 6 Hyde
Greenless John, carpenter, r. 6 Hyde ■ —
Greenlin Clarence F., teamster North Point Dock
Bonded Warehouse, r. 1113 Tyler
Greenlock Gustav A. (Gossraan & Co.) r. 32 Tenth
Greenman Jared F., mining, office 320 Sansome, room
10, r. Abbotsford House
Greenough Charles C. (Greenough & Meyers) r. 603
Jackson
Greenough Harry, letter messenger Wells, Farco &
Co., r. 19 Willow Av'
Greenough & Meyers (Charles C. Greenough and
Henry Meyers) coflee saloon, 831 Kearny
Greentree House, Louis Lang proptr. 20 Page
Greentree Mary E., widow, r. 2J1 Linden Av
Greenvy David, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Greenwald August, tanner Beisei « Cook, r. W s Penn-
sylvania Av, bet Santa Clara and Mariposa
Greenwald Carl, seaman U. S. Revenue stmr Richard
Rush
Greenwald Frank J., special policeman, r. 1107 Mont-
gomerj', rear
Greenwald Linn, widow, nurse Alms House
Greenwald Matilda, widow, laundry, 35 Turk
Greenwald Samuel, r. Ahlborn House
Greenwald. See Greenewald
Greenway Alfred, cook Levi O. Pratt, r. 3 Bannam PI
Greenway Edward M., clerk Nevada Bank of San
Francisco, r. 226 Post
Greenway Thomas, stevedore, r. SW cor Fol. and Spear
Greenwell L. W., mining, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Greenwell W. E., assistant U. S. Coast and Geodetic
Survey, 214 Stockton (after July let new U. S.
Appraiser's Building) r. Santa Barbara
Green^vicli Dock U. S. Bonded and Free
Warehouse, Bode & Searle proptrs, W s Bat-
tery, bet Greenwich and Lombard
Greenwich Park, A. R. Baldwin proptr, from Scott to
Broderick and from Vallejo to Greenwich
Greenwich St. Primary School, S s Greenwich, bet
Jones and Leavenworth
Greeuwooa Frank, student, r. 713 Hayes
Greenwood Frederick, r. 211 Kearny
Greenwood George G., liquor saloon, 124 Fifth
Greenwood Harry, master schr Elizabeth Greenwood,
Jackson St. Wharf
Greenwood Henry, butcher, r. 1729 Market
Greenwood John, carpenter and builder, r. 202 San
Jose Av
Greenwood Lawrence, furniture, 24 Fourth, r. 221}^
Valencia
Greenwood Monroe, treasurer Gold and Stock Tele-
graph Co. of Cal., 222 Sansome, r. 713 Hayes
Greenwood Kosamond, widow, r. 1109 Clay
Greenwood Susan B., widow, nurse, r. 1409 Powell
Greenwood Thomas, clerk William Stuart, r. 202 San
Jose Av ^__
Greenwood Walter, carpenter, r. 202 San Jose Av "~
Green^vood AVilliam M., proptr India Rice
Mill.E 8 Fremont, bet Howard and Mission, office
412 Battery, r. Union Club
Greenzweig George (Nast, Greenzweig & Co.) r. 117
Jones
Greer George, waiter, r. 357 Clementina
Gieer Isaac, real-estate, r. 793 Mission
Greer Jane E. Miss, assistant Valencia St. Grammar
School, r. 609 Seventeenth
Greer John, laborer, r. 266 Jessie, rear
Greer John Jr., butcher, r. 449 Guerrero
Greer Julia A. Miss, r. 706 Stockton
Greer Mary L. Miss, assistant Valencia St. Grammar
School, r. 609 Seventeenth
Greer Robert, farmer, r. 1510 Sacramento
Greer Robert, typedreseer, r. 609 Seventeenth
Greer Robert W., clerk Commercial Union Assurance
Co., r. 609 Seventeenth
Greer. See Grier
Greeves David, stevedore, r. 313 Harrison
Greeves James, waiter SS. Salinas, r. 313 Harrison
Greeves Mary, widow, r. S s Tweutj-third, bet Capp
and Howard
Greeves William H.. steward, r. 313 Harrison
GrtfiCarl. r. 613 Pine
Grefle Charles (Greffe & Tanron) r.223 Clara
Greffe& Tanron (Charles Grefle and Charles Tanron)
proptrs Centennial Chair Factory 141 and 143 Free-
Ion, and 558 Braunan
i^r-/^ l»l f\t ADl/ ®**' MARKET STREET, wholesale and retail dealer in
uLU. W. LLAnrx, Pauer Hangings & snade Material. Manufacturer of window Sliades
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
WHOLESALE
HARDW^ARE,
Corner Market and Front Streets.
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Grtffoz Julien, -watchmaker William J. Sherwood, r.
San Rafael
Grefifoz Louise, r. 912 Taylor
Greg Frank (Greg & Co.) r. 423 Harrison
Greg & Co. (Frank Greg and Jam( s E. Brophy) deal-
ers sawdust and sand, 410 Main
Gregan Martin, laborer, r. S s Eighteenth, het Doug-
las and Ellen
Greget Leopold, nursery, SW cor Franklin and Green-
wich
Oregg Alice C. Miss, assistant Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 'illu Polk
Gregg A. M. Mrs., widow, r. 202 Sixteenth
Gregg Edmund G., blockcutter Fred. H. Busby, r.
2110 Polk
Gregg James C, salesman I. & A. M. Cook, r. 202
Sixteenth
Gregg Joseph AV., carpenter, r. 2110 Polk
Gregg Mary E., widow, r. 929 Jackson
Gregg T. C, r. 733 Market
Gregg Wellington, r. 1027 Market
Greggins Bridget, widow, groceries and liquors, 25
Clinton
Greggins John, peddler, r. 2;) Clinton
Greggins Thomas, laborer Merchants' Dry Dock Co.,
r. 25 Clinton
Greggins Thomas Jr., trunkmaker, r. 25 Clinton
Gregu George (S)nith & Grego) r. 331 McAllister
Gregoire li. & Co. (Louis Gregoire, and Payot,
Upham & Co.) French and foreign books and sta-
tionery, NW cor Washington and Montgomery Av
Gregoire Louis (L. Gregoire & Co.)r. 810 Capp
Gregor Henry, plumber, r. 801 Vallejo
Gregt.riSti ifnno, r. 636 Pacitic, rear
Greg( ry Colbert, bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer,
SlesBinger *; Co., r. 716 Nat >nia
Gregory Emilie, widow, r. 231 Post
Gregory Frank, driver City Cab and Carriage Stables,
r. 174 Jessie
Gregory George W., clerk George Sekel & Co., r. 512
Bush
Gregory Henry P. (H. P. Gregory & Co,) r. Oakland
Gregory H. P. Si Co. (Henry P. and Silas W. Greg-
ory) importers machinery and supplies, 2 and 2 3^
California ■
Gregory John, boilermaker, r. 14 Natoma
Gregr.ry Joseph M., artist, r. 787 Mission
Gregory Ilebecca Miss, r. 364 Clementina
Gregory Samuel O., r. 1134 McAllister
Gregory Silas W. (H. P. Gregory & Co.) r. Oakland
Gregory Theodore C, barber James Murphy, r. 710
Commercial
Gregory Thomas (Gregory & Liebschutz) r. 1023
Powell
Gregory Thomas, shoemaker. Porter, Oppenheimer,
Sleseinger & Co., 416 iii Nutoma
Gregory William, cook 8S. Ancou, r. 33 Garden
Giegory William F., doorkeeper U. S. Mint, r. 414
Polk
Gregory & Liebschutz (Thomas Gregory and Charles
Llebschutz) proptrs Elite Restaurant, 8E cor Pine
and Montgomery
Gregovich Nicholas, restaurant keeper, r.500 Minna
Greif George M., bookbinder Charles E. Rankin, r.
1314 Kearny
Greif John ((irelf & Armann) r. 1314 Kearny
Grelf John Jr.. jeweler Henry Elleau. r. 1314 Kearny
Greif & Armann (John Greif and Edward Armann)
barbers, and propts S. F. Baths, 636 Washington
Grelg William, carpenter William A. Meeker, r. 408
Minna
Grein John, carpenter. 16 Louisa
Greiner Amelia Miss, dreElsmaker, SW cor Michigan
and Shasta
Greiner Frederick, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Sixth and Jessie
Greiner Frederiika Miss, dressmaker Miss Amelia
Greiner, r. HW cor Michlgnn and Shahta
Greiner Henry, roller Pai. Rolling Mill, r. SW cor
Michigan and Shasta
Greiner Sigmond. miner, r. SW cor Michigan and
Shasta
Grels Mary A., widow, r. 113 Eighth
Grelsen Louis, laborer Cal. Sugnr Refinery, r. 1100
Bryant
Grelia John W., liquor saloon, 208 Bush, r. 725J«
Hayes
Grellet August, bookkeeper, 402 Montgomery, r. SE
cor Montgomery and Pacific
Qrelley Louisa, widow, r. 1414 Kearny
Grellman Paul, waiter The Windsor, 905 Market
Grellmann Charles N., cigar ribbons, 1305 Mission, r.
509 Bush
Gremke Henry D. C, clerk Henry F. Gremke, r. Oak-
land
Gremke Henry F., groceries and liquors, 8E cor Mich-
igan and Shasta, r. Oakland
Gremminger Francis, painter, r. 664 Natoma
^Irenagle G. A., seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Grenden Charles, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Grendle Charles, oiler SS. Humboldt, Jackson St.
Wharf ^
Grenham Dennis, laborer, r. 1332 }<J Broadway
Greninger Daniel, pluuiber and gas fitter, 542 Fourth
Grenloch Gus'.av F., theatrical propertvmaker, r.
204^ Ritch
Greunan John, manager Bay City Soda Water Co.,
110 Tyler, r. 1036 Howard
Grennan Peter J., carpenter, r. 114 Hayes
Grenz Charles F., grainer, r. 227 Sixth
Grenz Mary Mrs., coffee saloon. 227 Sixth
Grenz. See Grantz, Granz, and Kranz
Grenzin John, engineer Cal. Boiler Works, p. 325 Te-
hama
Gresley Thomas T., salesman Shoal Water Bay Oys-
ter Co., r. 4'29 Bush
Gre^s A., clerk James P. Treadwell
Gress George, blacksmith, r. 10 Fifth Av
Gressi Maurice, laborer, r. 28 Clinton
Grete Edward C., cabinetmaker Weir & Gates, r. 21
Fulton
Greth John. Cabinet Makers' Union, 912 Market
Grtthe Frederick, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Gretter John A., manager A. J. Plate & Co., 325 Mont-
gomery, r. 1611 Howard
Greul Charles, butcher, r. 34 Gates, B. H.
Greulich Charles, uiiholsterer, r. 31 Turk
Greves James, waiter SS. Salinas, r. 313 Harrison
Grevy William, cook M. B. Moraghan, r. 252 Tehama
Grey Annie Mrs., cloakmaker, r. 248 Minna
Grey Cyril v., attorney at law, 6U4 Merchant, r.
1304 Post
Grey George H., St. Andrew's Soc, 232 Sutter
Grey Henry, machinist, r. 31 Eddy
Grey J., miner, r. 819 Shotwell
Grey James B., solicitor Chronicle, r. 670 Clemen-
tina
Grey John, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 522 How-
ard
Grey Peter J. Rev., pastor St. Patrick's Church, r. 744
Mission
Grey William, captain tug Hercules, r. 503 Folsom
Grey William A., entry clerk Huntington, Hopkins tt
Co., r. 1551 Ji Market
Grey. See Gray
Greyhound Mill and Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co.,
Ncv.) E. H. Long secretary, 313 Montgomery
Gribbeu William, boatman, r. 18 Anna
Gribbin J., jiorter stmr Yosemite
Gribble Patrick, stevedore Menzies, Brigham ji Co.
Griebel Albeit, butcher John Mengel
Grier Joseph M., wireworker Cal. Wire Works, r. 512
Bush
Grier William J., operator Western Union Tel. Co., r.
1719 Jessie
Grier. See Greer
Griv8 Frederick^ wines and liquors, N£ cor Beale
and Howard
Grieser Adolph, r. 549 Fifth
Gricshaber Louis, blacksmith, r. 433 Hinckley
Grieshammer August, ivory turner Will & Finck, r.
Oakland
Griesinger Albert (Robert Griesinger) r. 26(Kt Sac.
Griesiuger Robert (Robert Griesinger) r. 219 Dupont
Gri«!4iii|;<>r Robert (Robert and Albert Griesinger)
Btockliroker.^!, .'503 California
Grieve James, agent, r. 1131 Clay
Grieves David, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Grieves James, waiter Pacific Coast SS. S:ilinu8
Grifteu Eliza Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 729)4 Clementina
Gritlen John, r. 319 Minna
GriCTcn Michael B., salesman A. Banmgarten J: Co.,
r. 315 Oak
Grlff^en Thomas, cutler, r. 2.50 Tehama, rear
Grillen Thomas H., assistant bookkeeper A. Baum-
garten & Co., r. 315 Oak
Gritfen William D., salesman A. Buumgarten ii Co.,
r. 315 Oak
Griffin Agnes, widow, r. N s Sixteenth Av, bet Q and
R, South S. F.
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, »'^*^'"!' wen done ^ver^^Uw Rates
I M APnnMnilOU importer of axd dealer in all kinds of foreign
J. WlMuUUllUUun, AND DOMESTIC COAL, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Griffin Anthony, carpenter, r. 126 Olive Av
Oriffin Arick' M., carpenter Moore * Wilkie, r. 119J^
Sixth
Oriffiu Bridget, domestic NW cor Bryant Av and Santa
Clara
Griffin Bridget Miss, dressmaker, r. S s Filbert, bet
Montgomery and Sansome
Griffin Charles, r. 1019 Powell
Griffin Daniel, haruessuiaker, r. 180C Polk
Griffin Daniel J. C, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r.
13 Farren Av
Griffin Daniel P., boatbuilder John D. Griffin, r. 651
Folsom
Griffin Delia Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf. Co., r.
cor Sixteenth Av and P, South S. F.
Griffin Dennis, boatbuilder John D. Griffin, r. 651
Folsom
Griffin Edward, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. 1616
Devisadero, rear
Griffin Edwin, baker, r. 1028 Market
Griffin Eliza, widow, r. 12 Howard Court
Griffin Ella Mis«, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf. Co., r.
cor Sixteenth Av and P, So;ith S. F.
Griffin Emily, dressmaker, r. Abbutsford House
Griffin EmiTy Miss, dressmaker, r. 1215 Pacific
Griffin Esther Mrs., seamstress,. r. 9'iO Washington
Griffin George, laborer, r. 509 Washin;;ton
Griffin George B.. editor Alaska Appeal, 126 Kearny,
r. 2417 Buchanan
Griffin Hannah, widow, r. NE cor Buchanan and
Fulton
Griffin I. E., seaman schr La Girond, Fourth St. Wharf
Griffin James, carpetlayer, r. 548 Howard
Griffin James, laborer, r. cor Twelfth Av and P, South
S. F.
Griffin James, longshoreman, r. S s Filbert, bet Mont-
gomery and Sansome
Griffin James, peddler, r. 67 West Mission
Griffin James I., carriagetrimmer M. J. McCue & Co.,
r. 247 H Perry
Griffin Jeremiah, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. City of
Sydney
Griffin Jeremiah, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 104
Shipley
Griffin Jeremiah, shoemaker, r. E 8 Boyoe, N of Point
Lobos Av
Griffin J. F., r. 729 California
Griffin John, r. 32 Second
Griffin John, bricklayer, r. 1126 Harrison
Griffin John, cabinetmaker, r. 31 Ji Rausch
Griffin John, canvasser S. F. Chronicle
Griffin John, cook. r. 920 Washlngtjn
Griffin John, laborer, r. 124^ Welsh
Griffin John, laborer, r. 729 J^ Clementina
Griffin Jolin, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Griffin John, fireman stmr San Joaquin No. 2, Jackson
St. Wharf
Griffin John, waiter Mrs. L. C. Steiner, r. S s Howard,
nr First
Griffin John C, carpenter, r. 13 Farren Av
Griffin John D., boatbuilder, 239 Steuart, r. 651 Fol.
Griffiu John F., clerk general freight office Central
Pac. RB.. r. 124 Fourteenth
Griffin John J ., r. 232 Langton
Griffin John S., cabinetmaker The Singer Manuf. Co..
r. 31 M Rauech
Griffin John W., chief engineer SS. Santa Cruz, r.37 H
Perry
Griffin Joseph, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 3 King
Griffin J.W., r. 123 Ellis
Griffin Lee (Griffiu & Co.) r. Oakland
Griffin Maggie, domestic S s I'ilbert, bet Montgomery
and Sansome
Griffin Maggie Miss, fusemaker Cal. Fuse Works
Griffin Maria, domestic 2520 Post
Griffin Mary Miss. r. 1814 Hyde
Griffin Ma'thew, laborer Prt-sidio Reservation
Griffin Mtiurire, dairy, SW cor Kansas and Humboldt
Griffiu M. E. Mrs., r. 2.54 Jessie
Griffin Michael, clerk Daniel Moriarty. r.W s Kansas,
bet Twenty-second and Tweniy-third
Griffin Michael, engineer Grand Hotel, r. 818 Geary
Griffin Mifrhael, groce; ies and liquors, NE cor Bu-
chanan and Fultoo
Griffin Michael, laborer, r. 232 Langton
Griffiu Michael, laborer, r. 203 Jessie
Griffin Michael, laborer, r.511 Mission
Griffin Michael Jr., laborer, r. 232 Langton
Griffin Michael J., laborer S. F. Cordage Co.. r. W s
Kansas, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Griffin Michael 8., liquor saloon SE cor Broderick
and Geurv
Griffin M. S. Mrs., r. 51 Clay
Griffin Patrick, carpenter, r. 321 Clementina
Griffin Patrick, liquor saloon, NW cor Devisadero and
O'Farrell
Griffin Patrick, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 29
Minna, rear
Griffin Patrick, oil boiler Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r.
411 Brannan
Griffin Patrick, tanner Samuel Bloom, r.W s Ste-fren-
son. bet Thirteenth and Potter
Griffin Patrick G., leather dealer, r. 26 Stevenson
Griffin Patrick J. 0., wheelwright, r. 13 Farren Av
Griffin Peter, r. 247 !<$ Perry
Gritfin Samuel, oiler Pacific Coast SS. Los Angeles,
Broadway Wharf
Griffin Thomas, fireman, r. 21 Clara '
Griffin Thomas, fireman stmr El Capitan, Oakland
Ferry
Griffin Thomas K., secretary Board Pilot Commis-
sioners, and marine reporter Merchant's Ex-
change, r. 1300 Pino
Griffin Timothy, wheelwright, r. 1440 Pacific
Griffiu Walter, painter, r. 270 First
Griffin Warren, shoecutter Porter. Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 708 McAllister
Griffiu William. Cigarmakers" Assn, 771 Market
Griffin William, driver Patrick Byrne, r. 39 Fifth
Griffin William, papercarrier, r. 13M Fifth Av
Griffin William A., flourpacker Capitol Mills, r. 16 Russ
Griffin William W.. foreman engine wipers Southern
Pac. RR.. r. 518 Eighteenth
Griffiu & Co. (Lee Griffin and J. P. Perham) importing
and manufacturing grocers, 405 Front
Griffith Alexander, painter, r. 527 Sholwell
Griffith Alfred Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1031 Sutter
Griffith Anthony J., merchant, .321 Davis, r. 2507 Lar-
kin
Griffith Aurelia Mrs., principal UnionP^lmary School,
r. 824 Lombard
Griffith Edgar M., physician, SE cor Montgomery Av
and Union, r. 824 Lombard
Griffith Edwin L., clerk Nevada Bank of San Fran-
cisco, r. 5(i9 Harrison
Griffith Elizabeth Miss, corsets and ladies' under-
wear. 412 Geary
Griffith Ellen, domestic E s Alabama, bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Gijffith Enoch, laborer, r.W s Wool, nr Cortland Av,
B.H.
Griffith George, laborer Golden City Chemical Works,
r. 11 Geneva
Griffith George, master S'.-hr Electra, Beale St. Wharf
Griffith G. D.. clerk general freight office Central Pac.
RR., r. 2328 Mission
Griffith Haida, widow, fans and wax flowers, 1031 Sut-
ter
Griffith James, laborer James McGlone, r. 8 s Fell,
bet Scott and Devisadero
Griffith James H., mining secretary, 113 Leidesdorff,
r. 137 Montgomery
Griffith John, varnisher S. F. Furniture Factory, r.
11 Geneva
Griffith John B. (Lang & Griffith) r. cor Nineteenth
and Sanchez
Griffith Lizzie, domestic 1898 Broadway
Griffith Mary L., widow, r. 1014 Larkin
Griffith Mary L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 518 Taylor
Griffith Milieu, manager tugboats Goodall, Perkins &
Co., offiee 10 Market, r. 569 Harrison
Griffith Walter, painter Lang & Griffith, r. NW cor
Nineteenth and Sanchez
Griffith William, r. 101 J< ssie
Griffith William, tanner, r. 133 Langton
Griffiths Allen, dentist. 142 M Fourth, r. .522 Sutter
Griffiths David T., propfr Wright's Hotel, 218 Bdwy.
Griffiths D. C. jeweler, r. 503 Folsom
Griffiths D. E., first officer Pacific Mail SS. Dakota, r.
763 Howard
Griffiths Evan, night watchman Columbia Foundry,
r. 117 Perry
Griffiths Griffith B., policeman City Hall, r. 1412 How-
ard
Griffiths Harry S., pressman J.
236 M Bush
Griffiths Jaui'S. boilermaker, r.
Griffiths James A., boilermaker.
Griffiths James A., gilder, r. 717 Grove
Griffiths Johu, seaman, r. 41 Vallejo
R. Brodie & Co., r.
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Grifi&thB John H., miuing secretanr, 417 California, r.
la7 Montgomery
Griffiths John J., bookbinder William B. Cooke & Co.,
r. 723 Market
Grifl&ths John W., gilder, r. 717 Grove
Griffiths JoBeph (Wamcke & Griffiths) r.SE cor Sixth
Av and M, South S. F.
Griffiths Joseph, night inspector Custom Honse, r. 5
Ritch
Griffiths Nathaniel, boilermaker, r. 9 Zoe
Griffiths Sabiu, billposter Keyt & Co.. r. 916 Mont.
Griffiths Samuel, oiler Pacitic Coast SS. Los Angeles,
r. 111)< Miuna
Griffiths Thomas H., master mariner, r. 34 Liberty
GriRKS Frank A., fireman Southern Pac. RR., r. 210
Sixteenth
Grigsby William (Cahill, Grig.^by & Co.) r. 225 Fourth
iGrljalva Joseph, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
785 Folsom
Grijalva Mariana, widow, dressmaker, r. 837 Broadway
Grillwitzer Carl, waiter, r. San Miguel
Grim Abraham K., capitalist, 331 Montgomery, r. 814
California
Grim Alnnzo M., clerk general freight office Central
Pac. RR.. r. 2017 Webster
Grim. See Grimm
Griman Alphonse, cook Albert J. Bordenave
Griniauni Antonio, musician, r. 426 Greenwich
Grimaud Joseph, tailor Joseph Eavanagh, r. 9 Minna
Grimdig W., Austrian Beiiev. Assn. 310 O'Farrell
Grimes Alfred, chaiumaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NE
cor Napa and Illinois
Grimes Betsey Mrs . dressmaker, 529 Geary
Grimes Elizabeth Mrs., lodgings. 125 Seventh
Grimes Frank, sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r. NE
cor Eddy and Pierce
Grimes George, steward stmr Alexander Duncan
Grimes George C, bootand shoemaer, 803 Folsom, r.
312 Fifth, rear
Grimes George L., salesman Marcus C. Hawley & Co,,
r. 2534 Washingtcn
Grimes George T., assistant Grand Secretary Grand
Lodge, F. and A. M., office Masonic Temple, r.
2534 Washington
Grimes Henry L.. clerk, r. 913 Stockton
Grimes J., r. 529 Geary
Grimes John, painter J. H. Turner, r. 525 54 Howard
Grimes Lyman, salesman Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r.
25.34 Washington
Grimes Micliacl, r. 436 Clementina
Grimes Micliael, teamster Daniel Sheerin, r. W s
Broderick. bet Eddy and Ellis
Grimes P. D., r. 325 Ellis
Grimes Patrick J..varnisher, r. Wolfe, bet Bryant and
California Av, B. H.
Grimes Roy, driver Central RR., r. 119 Gilbert
GrimesouT. J., r. Palace Hotel
Grimley Frank, teamster Frank Barnard & Co., r. 916
Broadway
Grimley Patrick, teamster Frank Barnard & Co., r.
151H Powell, re:ir
Grimley William, mining, r. 1162 1^ Market
Urimm A., baker, r. 4 Chatham PI
Grimm .\ilara. barber and bathing saloon. Lick House,
r. 36 M -AUiKter
Grimm Adam H., barber A. Grimm, r. 216 Powell
Giimm Adolph, roofer and piumbir, 230 Montgomery
Av, r.824 Vallejo
Grimm Alexander, liquor saloon, 667 )< Mission
Grimm Andrew, packer Frank W. Rossbach, r. 1316
Broadway
Grimm Charles, r. 1433 Pacific
Grimm Charles, baker Joseph Meyer, r. 1118 Kearny
Grimm Charles, clerk Justinian Caire, r. :J06 Clem.
Grimm Emil, baker American Exchange Hotel
Grimm Ferdinand VV., r. 306 Clementina
Grimm Frederick W., liquor saloon, 775 Market, r.
306 Clementina
Grimm Giistave, hostler Brucge k Sorensen. r.55 Clay
Grimm H«'iiry, proptr .\rion Halle, NE cor Sutter
and Kearny, r. 1433 Pacitic
Grimm Henry, salesman S. Lachman & Co.. r. 1 Vir-
ginia PI
Grimm Matthias, bartender S. P. Collins & Co., r. 17
•/ones
Grimm N. T:, cabinetmaker Eragen k Geist, r. 123
Welsh
Grimm Peter, mate stmr San Lorenzo, r. San Lorenzo
Grimm William G.. clerk, r. 223 Thirteenth
Grimm. See Grim
Grimmelmann Frederick, bartender, r. 711 California
Grimminger Christopher, paluter, r. 664 Natoma
Grimp John, seaman schrN.L.Drew.Howard St. Wharf
Grimshaw Henry, druggist Mervy fc Co., r. 808 Green
Grimsted Anders .\., director Cabinetmaker's Coopera-
tive Assn, r. 21 Garden
GrimwoodAdolphus D., deputy clerk TJ. S. District
Court, and U. S. Commissioner, office U. 8. Court
Building (after July 1st new U. S. Appraiser'^
' Building, third floor) r. Fruit Vale
Grin Jose Maria, painter, r. 913 Stockton
Grinbaum Morris S. (M. S. Grinbaum & Co.) r. 1313
Gough
Grinbaum M. S. & Co. (Morris 8. Grinbaum
and Morris Louissou) commission merchants, 214
California
Grindell Edward, seaman ship Castni, Vallejo St.
Wharf
Grindley John H., salesman Deming, Palmei;& Co., r.
Oakland
Griner Henry, rougher Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 8W cor
Shasta and Michigan
Grinnell Henry F.. manager Collins & Lyons, r. 208
Fifth
Grinnell James E.. machinist, r. 307 Folsom
GriuneliJaue P., widow, r. 313 Turk
Gripp John, bookkeeper, r. 10 Capp
Grisar E. (Sc Co. (Emil Grisar and George Abbot)
proptrs S. F. Wool Exchange, and general wool
brokers, NW cor Fifth and Townsend
Grisar Emil (E. Grisar & Co.) and consul for Belgium,
NW cor Fifth and Townsend, r. 1517 Powell
GrisserFredtTick. butcher, r. 514 Stevenson
Grist Ziba S., teamster Masonic Cemetery, r. 166 Clara
Gristle Ihomas, waiter, r. 51 Clara
Griswold Benjamin, waiter Muehe & Daggan, r. 3
Natoma
Griswold Daniel S., foreman Miller jc Bichsrd, r.
Oakland
Griswold F. M., surveyor, r. Overland House
Griswold Frederick N., clerk Frederick Hillert, r. 620
Washinstou
Griswold George B., commercial agent, r. 809 Filbert
Griswold George 8.. machinist, r. 801 Stockton
Griswold J. M., teamster, r. 5 Franklin
Griswold John C. (Hamilton, Goldstone fc Co.) r. 1511
Washington
Griswold John H., bookkeeper Contra Costa Laundry
Assn., r. Oakland
Griswold Josiah, carriage painter, r. 2.530 Webster
Griswold Martha A. Mrs., manager Home of Friend-
less Children, 2530 Webster
Griswold Miles S., agent Shoal Water Bay Oyster Co.,
101 and 102 California Market, r. Alameda
Griswold N. W., secretarj- Royal Soap Factory, 205
Front, r. Alameda
Griswold Walcott N., physician, office and r. 116
Eddy
Griswold White F., dentist, office 6 O'Farrell, r.
52.0 Twenty-second
Griswold William H.. student Medical College of the
Pacific, r. .525 Twenty-second
Gritzmacher William, diayiiian, r. 407 Hyde
Grivis Evan, laborer, r. 117 Perry
Groat Eli, fort-man Superintoudeut of Streets
Groat Elias, millwright, r. 1!M)1 Pacific Av
Grobe Theodore, deik G. J. Pinker, r. 1231 Mission
Grobe Theodore, engineer, r. 1517 Mason
Grobeu Henry, restaurant, SW cor Railroad and
Tentli Av8, South S. F.
Grobmanu Frederick, seaman schr James Townsend,
r. North Pacific Hotel
Grocer anil Country Alerchant (weekly)
HoUoway & Briggs, pub.ishers, 40.') Front
Grocers' Protective Union, M. Leisen secre-
tary, C05 clay
Grodhaus Christiana Mrs., fancy work and stamping,
30 Franklin, r. 105 Oak
Grodjinaky J. P. . rabbi, r. 467 Tehama
Groellng "Theodore, watchmaker George Finck, r. 620
Post
Groen August, captain schr Lookout, r. N 8 Berry, nr
Fourth
Groenninger Frederick, baker William Poehlman, r.
755 Howard
Groenon Oscar, commercial traveler, r. 1321 TylOT
GroeperEmil (Charlton A: Groeper) r. 1808 Mason
Groeper Gustave (Groei>er k Perl) r. 6 Second Av
Groeper Hario C, aK< nt independent towboat Favor-
ite, 309 East, r. 446 Guerrero
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Groeper & Perl (Gustave Groeper and John
liquor Baloon, Iti Market
Groeschel Beujamiu S. (S. Newman & Co.) r,
Geary
Groetchel Pauline, domestic 700 Ellis
Groetziuger Frederick A., currier, r. 1914 Filbert
Groezel Hermann, carriagemaker, r. 4 Laskie
Groezinger Charles, laborer Christopher Wucherer,
r. -iOll Filbert
Groezinger G. (Gottlob Groezinger and Claus
Schil.iug) wholesale native wines and brandies,
NW cor Pine and Battery
Groezinger Gottlob (G. Groezinger) r. 321 O'Farrell
Grofifman Charles P., tinsmith, r. cor Twenty-sixth
and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Grogan A. Edward, clerk Home Mutual Insurance
Co., r. 107 O'Farrell
Grogan Alexander B., capitalist, office 705 San-
some, r. 814 California
Grogan Alice, domestic 1514 Taylor
Grogan Esther Miss, teacher music, r. 126 Turk
Grogan John, seaman, r. 3u7 Folsom
Grogan John W., clerk, r. 126 Turk
Grogan Michael, blacksmith, r. 126 Turk
Grogan Thomas (Grogan & Anstett) r. 725 Green, rear
Grogan & Anstett (Thomas Grogan and Antoine
Anstett) proptrs Lafayette Brewery, 725 Green
Groizard Francis, painter, r. 420 Tehama
Gron Peter 8., seaman, r. 109 Vallejo
Gronberg Daniel A., seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Grondona Giacomo. Italian Benev. Soc, 42b Wash.
Grondona Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Bdwy.
Grondona Stefano, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Grondono Donienico, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Gronello John, barber Ubhuus Brothers, r. 1408
Stockton
Gronosky Henry, tailor, r. 4'28 Stevenson
Gronow James O., waiter Miners' Restaurant, r. 816
Stockton
Groom Joseph, plumber Armand Gourdon, r. 118
Post
Groom Roger, grocer, r. 1808 Jessie
Groom William, carpenter Sea Wall
Groon William, farmer, SW cor Old San Jose and
Ocean House Hoads
Gros Alfred, druf-gist and chemist, NW cor Wash-
ington and Kearny, branch 111 Dupont, r. 1113
Hyde
Gros Henry, jeweler Henry Elle«u, r. Oakland
Grosbauer J. F. A: Son (John F. and J. Frederick)
groceries and liquors, SE cor Fell and Gough
Grosbauer J. Frederick (J. F. Grosbauer & Son) r. 212
Gough
Grosbauer John, wines, liquors and cigars, 2 and 4
Leidesdorfif, r. W s Lyon, nr California
Grosbauer John F. (J. F. Grosbauer & Son) r. 212
Gough
Grose .\lexander P., millwright, SE cor Noe and
Nineteenth
Grosh Alvin B. (Robertson & Grosh) r. 220 Seventh
Grosh Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Gold
Hill, Nev.) A. C. Hammond secretary, 401 Cali-
foj^nia, room 7
Grosh rlliza T., widow, r. 220 Seventh
Grosh Samuel R., bookkeeper Dutton & Withington,
r. 220 Seventh
Grosh Waiter B.. r. 220 Seventh
Grosmaire H., blacksmith, r. O'Connell PI, nr Vallejo
Gross Alexander P., mill furnishing, 51 Fremont, r.
SW cor Noe and Nineteenth
Gross Catherine Miss, matron St. Boniface Orphan
Asylum, 112 Grove
Gross Charles, clerk law dept A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
335 Fell
Gross Edward C, machinehand Moore & Wllkie, r.
721 Bryant
Gross Elkan, bootmaker, 406 Jackson
Gross Emil, clerk Dankemeyer & Tostmaun, r. 16
Harriet
Gross Frank W., clerk Supreme Court of California,
640 Clay, r. 733 Bush
Gross Georges, physician, office and r. 319 Kearny
Gross Gottlieb, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Gross John, cook S.S. Humboldt, r. "Jll Twenty-fourth
Gross John, shoemaker, r. 431 Dupont
Gross Juhn P'., grainer, r. 1624 West Mission
Gross John H.. engineer tugboat Kate, r. NW cor Mis-
sion and Steuart
Gross John L., teamster, r. Turk, nr 8 -ott
Gross J. P., dyer Alexandre Bertin, r. 430 Bush
Gross Julia E. Miss. r. 12 Bernard
Gross Louis, bookkeeper I. Laudsberger & Co., r. 335
Fell
Gross Mary Miss, teacher German St. Boniface Or-
phan Asylum, r. 112 Grove
Gross Mary M., widow, r. 36 Valparasio, rear
Gross Minnie Miss, r. 528 Sutter
Gross Philip H., tailor, 529 Montgomery Av
Gross Sara A., widow, matron City Prison, r. 12 Her-
nard
Grosse Rudolph, butcher Richard T. Baccus, r. 961
Mission
Grossetta Giovanni, r. 620J4 Lombard
Grossetta Martin, cofifee saloon, 527 Commercial, r.
1612 Hyde
Grossini Ulysses, proptr City Marble Works, 1049
Market, r. 21 Turk
Grosskurth August, musician, r. 1329 Dupont
Grosskurth Wilhelm, groceries and dairy produce,
1329 Dupont
Grosslicht Charles, drayman, r. 436 Natoma
Grossman Carl, r. 439 Fulton
Gro.'sman F. F., waiter Pacific Coast 8S. Victoria,
Vallejo St.Wharf
Grossman George, porter J. Baum & Co., r. N b Jer-
sey, bet Vicksburg and Church
Grossman George Jr., salesman Simon Held & Co., r.
N 8 Jersey, bet Vicksburg and Church
Grossman Julius B.. teacher languages, r. 1030 Mission
Grossman Marks, glazier, 517 California, r. 715 O'Far-
rel
Grossman Morris M., clerk County Tax Collector, r.
715 O'Farrell
Grossman Moses, student Benjamin L. Rheln, r. 715
O'Farrell
Grosso Constantino, wagonmaker and blacksmith,
S s Clark, btt Davis and Drumm
Grosvenor David, steward stmr Santa Cruz,Broadw8y
AVharf
Grosvenor F. Mrs., teacher music, r. Marlborough
House cor Second and Folsom
Grosvenor Francis, mining secretary, r. 37 Eddy
Grote Arthur (Tonjes & Co.) r. NW cor Seventeenth
and Church
Grote Frederick, jmaltster S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 2219
Powell
Grote Henry F. Mrs., widow, groceries and liquors,
NE cor Broderick and Geary
Groth Carsen H. (Groih & Eggers) r. NE cor Leaven-
worih and O'Farrell
Groth Charles H., showcasemaker Teubner & Hoff-
man, r. S s Twenty-fourth, bet San Jose Av and
Valencia
Groth David, groceries and liquors, NW cor Sutter
and Webster, r. 1900 Sutter
Groth Henry, paper carrier, r. 1330 Sacramento
Groth Samuel, seaman, r. 3a9 Bryant
Groth William, clerk John Puckhaber, r. SW cor Fif-
teenth Av and R, South S. F.
Groth & Eggers (Carsen H. Groth and Hans F. Eg-
gers) groceries and liquors, NE cor Leavenworth
and O'Farrell
Grotheer Julia Miss, packer Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. 4 Alabama
Grotheer Mary, widow, r. 2733 Brvaut Av
Grothman Richard, barber John Reese, r. 525 Lomb.
(irothwiihl Charles S., dairy, SE cor Turk and Steiner
Grotjan Edward, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Grouard Mary, widow, r. 1821 Jackson
Grouchie Jean, r. 1318 Dupont
Grouet Louise Miss, r. 1117 >4 Kearny
Groupp John B., engraver, r. "2831 Mission
Groupp Sebastian, machinist, r. '2851 Mission
Grove Harry, shoemaker, '22 Stocktun, r. 466 Minna,
rear
Grove John W., Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Grovendal T., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Grover AugustineA., cider and vinegar, 1321 uuerrero
Grover P., blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works
Grover Samuel B., carpenter, r. 1617 California "^
Grover Samuel H., drayman Starr & Co., r. 24 Verona
PI
Grover Thomas, cook Rev. M. C. Briggs, 9 Hubbard
Grover William, tailor, r. 17 Third
Grover William A., physician, office and r. H69 Market
Grover & Baker dewing ItlacliiAe Co., J.
W. Evans agent, 29 Post
Grovert Jacob, laborer, r. 735 Brauuan
Groves Ayscough.porterstiiir Yoseniite,r.756 Folsom
Groves Ch.irlts, shipcalker, r. 546 Folsom
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Groves James W., rigger, r. W s Vicksburg, bet
Jersey and Twenty-fifth
Groves Rosanna, domestic 703 Leavenworth
Groves Thomas M., porter Henry B. Slaven, r. 4Ji
Auburn
Grow Charles A., auditor M. P. & M. Dept Central Pac.
RR., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, r. Oakland
Grow. See Gros
Growney Genrge, brass founder William T. Garratt,
r. 55s J^ Howard
Growney Owen, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Dakota, r. 30
De Boom
' Growney Terrence, carpenter, r. 30 De Boom
Growney Theodore, assistant engineer stmr Thomas
A. Whitelaw. r. 558}^ Howard, rear
Growney William H., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r.
5583^ Howard, rear
Growntridge Elkanah, waiter Pacific Coast S8. State of
California, Broadway Wharf
Grubb Samuel N. (Grubb k Levake) r. 1611 Dupont
Grubb & Lev.'ike (Samuel N. Grubb and Hans Levake)
inventors andmauufs, NWcor Second and Stfcv.
GrubeHeury, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Grube John H., gardener Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. 13
Moss
Grube Max, stationery and toys, 340 and 438)4 Third
Grube Paul, waiter, r. 4"il Dupont
Gruber Adam, butcher Louis Zeh. r. 426 Union
Gruber Alexander J., dairyman. Eureka, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Gruber Anton, barber Francis A. Schmitt, r. 409 Du-
pont
Gruber Ferdinand, curator museum Woodward's
Gardens r. 823 Twentieth
Gruber Joseph, furniture, 12a7 Mission
Gruber Margarita, widow, oyster and chop house,
1303 M Stockton, r. 2G Stone
Gruber Oscar, seaman schr Mose, Humboldt Wharf
Gruber Paul, laborer, r. 26 Stone
Grubesic Matoo, cook Nicola Kozian, r. cor Vallejo
and Da\ld
Cruder Peter, seaman schr Phantom, Beale St.
Wharf
Gruebele Charles L., barber H. W. Morgenstem, r. 18
First
Grueby Alice V. Mrs., r. 408 Hyde
Grueller John, painter Thomas Diiwning
Griien Julius (Griien & Vogelsang) r. 726 Mission
Griien & Vogelsang (Julius Gruen and Max Vogel-
sang) wines and liquors, 142 Fourth and 215 Third
Gmenberg Max (Kane, O'Leary & Co.) r. 531 Turk
Gruenhagen Caroline, widow, r. 18 O'Farrell
Gruenhagen Charles H., proptr S. F. Wire Works, 669
Mission, r. 2:U2 Gough
Gruenhagen Theodore, candymaker George Haas &
Co., r. 18 O'Farrell
Gruenhagen William (George Haas & Co.) r. 18 O'Far-
rell
Grueninger Jacob, tanner Beisel & C.iok, r. W s
Pennsylvania Av, bit Santa Clara and Mariposa
Grueninger Louis, tanner Beisel & Cook, r. W s Penn-
sylvania Av, bet Santa Clara and Mariposa
Omens Thomas, butcher, r. 734 Folsom
Gru^ah Annie Miss, r. 836 Mission
Grugle Oscar, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montj^omery
Gruhler John, painter, r. 26 Clara
Gruinley James, shipiarpenter, r. 639 Tyler
Gruubauni Heury, capitalist, office 108 Sansome, r.
1507 Tyler
Grundel Christian, ivoryturner JuliuB O. Gnindel, r.
913 Howard
Grundel Frank, liquor saloon, 77 Steveuson, r. 1508
Pacific Av
Grundel Julius G., Ivoryturner, 81154 Market, r. 913
Howard
Grundel Otto, jeweler Charles H. Lindermann, r. 240
Taylor
Grundell Charles, engineer SS. Humboldt, r. 11 Page
Grundel 1 Henry, bottler, r. 11 Page
Grundell James U., assistant steward SS. Humboldt,
r. 11 Pa«e
Grunilell Katie Miss, dressmaker, r. 11 Page
Grundell Williiiin. master mariner, r. 11 Page
Grunden Jaco.nini. teainster, r. 708 Front
Grunder Antin, milker William Schlotham, r. W s
Minnesotii, bet Nai)H and Sierra
Gruiidies John, coffee saloon, 15 Pacific
Grunding William, with Lachman & Jacobi, r. 5 Flor-
ence
Grundle Axtel H., quartermaster Pacific Mail SS.
Granada
Grundle Katt? Miss, seamstress La Grande Laundry
Gruner Ferainand, porter Thalia Verein, r. 6 Hinck-
ley
Gruner Frank, r. 515 Vallejo
Gruner Frank Jr., watchmaker and jeweler, 848 Wash-
ington, r. 515 Vallejo
Griiuewald Richard, salesman Dohrmann & Co., r.
1620 Powell
Griinholdt Andrew, seaman, r. 521 Brannan
Grunlnger Jacob, engineer Empire Brewery, r. 432
Chestnut
Grunlin C. F., tesimster, r. 1115 Tyler
Grunnagle George, clerk freight dept Central Pac.
RR., r. 10133<i Folsom
Grunnagle Jacob S., clerk freight dept Central Pac.
RR., r. 1013M FoLsora
Gruschenski M.nrks. saloonkeeper, r. 248 Tehama
Griiuwald George, Schuetzen Verein, 620 Bxish
Grusel Joseph, cigarmaker Deuicke Bros., r. Ns Ever-
ett, bet Third and Fourth
Grush A. J., millwright Joseph Wagner & Co.
Grush Arthur, mining, r. 13!^ Oak
Grush Mary J. Mrs., r. 13>^ Oak
Grush J. H.. millwright Joseph Wagner & Co.
GruBS Joseph, niinmg, r. 1120 Washington
Gru.st David, engineer, r. Serpentine Av, nr Howard
Gruth Frank, painter Archibald Wasou
Griitli Verein, rooms 120 Ellis
Griitter Albert, draftsmaa Cal. Wire Works r. NE cor
Sansome and Vallejo
Grutzmacher William, drayman Solomon Jacobs, r.
407 Hyde
Gschwind Remi, bakery, 523 Valencia
Gschwind Rudolph, clerk, r. .523 Valencia
Gschwindt Margaret Mrs., r. 1 Simpson PI
Guadaloupe Joseph, laundryman City and County
Hospital
Guadani Luigi, barber, 630 Broadway
Guaim Morris, laborer, r. McLellan, bet Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth, B. H.
Guala Piefro. fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Gualzata A. (V. Pedrotta & Co.) r. 1332 Bush
Gualzatta Paulo, fisherman. Front St.Wharf
Guard John, shoemaker, r. 1317 Scott
Guard Reginald T., clerk George Morrow & Co.,r.
Oakland
Guardian Assurance Co. (of London) William
J. Landers general agent, 406 California
Guariapa John, dealer hair. r. Lombard, bet Franklin
and Gough
Guat mala Central RR. Co., Joseph Plaw secretary,
306 California
Guatemala Gas Light Co. (Guatemala, Central Amer-
ica) John Crockett secretary, 203 Bush
Gubler John, r. 5-.)8 Pacific
Guckenheimer Marx, butcher Samuel Solomon, x-
1621 Js Sutter
Gudde Marinus B., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1161
Harrison
Gudehus Christian, liquor saloon, 112 Dmmm
GudehuB Frederick, groceries and liquors, 316 Du-
pont. r. 16 Harlan PI
Oudmundsen P.. master marintr. office 12 Clay
Qudzinsy Charles, contractor, r. 421 Dupont
Guearn Jeremiah, laborer Albert E. Buckman, r. NE
cor Church and Dorland
Guedei Antonio 8.. Portuguiise Pro. and Benev, Assn,
415 J<j Druinm
Guedet Edward F., fish market, 1515 Dupont
Guehne Frederick (Hilbert & Guehne) r. 226 Stev.
Onehring Jacob, butcher, r. 1412 Polk
Guende Itosalle, widow, r. 717 Powell
Gnenette Francis, bookkeeper, r. Ill Jessie
Guenin Alphonso, baker Felix Gucnin, r. 1510 Du-
jiont
Guenin Felix, bakery, 1510 Dupont, rear
Guenther Charles, butcher, r. Uausa Hotel
Guerln Dennis, houseuiover, r. 4(M) Seventh
Guerin F. G., r. St. Luke'ts Hospital
Ouerin John, gasfitter Thomas Day, r. 628 Brannan
Guerin John, wood and coal. 414 O'Farrell
Ouerin Kate, domestic 716 Pine
Guerin Margaret, widow, r. 628 Brannan
Guerin Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. Winchester House
Ouerin Michael, boots and shoes, 315 Bush, r. 917
E<ldv
Guerin Patrick 9., agent 8. F. and North Pacific RR.,
office Washington St.Wh.irf, r. 17 Geneva
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES
Office, 33 Geary St.
J. MACDONOUGH,
CUMBERL.AND, LEHIGH ANO ENGLISH FOUNDRY COKE,
41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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395
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Guerin Thomas, teameter, cor Davis and Waehington,
r. 602 Fell
Gueme Jane, widow, r. iH Auburn
Guernsey W. E., rlerk, r. 5til Miseion
Guerrero G., pedestrian, r. 331 Kearny
Guerrero Laura Miss, waiter Augustus Valz, r. 109
Third
Guerrero Patrick, teamster I. F. Eaton & Son, r. 717
Valencia
Guess Henry W., janitor, r. 1715 Leavenworth
Guess Martha M., ladies' nurse, r. 1715 Leavenworth
Guest Henry, oiler SS. Humboldt, Jackson St. Wharf
Guffin Charles A., tinsmith Henry E. Lea, r. 19 Silver
Guflra Luigi. r. 11 Bannani PI
Guggenheim Leon, merchant, 228 California, r. 29
Dupont
Guggeiihelmer Clara, domestic 704 G'Farrell
Guglielmetti Serafino, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broad-
way
Guibert Gastave, Society Culinaire Fran^alee, 508
Bush
Guibord Denis, cabinetmaker, r. 429 Stevenson
Guichet Francois, pork packer, 232 Fourth, r. 15^
Bryant Av
Guide The (tri-weekly) F. R. Voigt editor, 521
Clay
Gaidar Thomas, conductor N. B. and Mission RR., r.
N 8 Clementina, nr Fourth •
Guidice Pasquale, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Guignard Gustave, jeweler, r. 976 Harrison
Guignard Henry, clerk, r. 976 Harrison
Guignard John', watches and jewelry, 5 Sixth, r. 976
Harrison
Gnigiie C. De, agent ComptoirD'Escomptede Paris,
401 California, r. San Mateo
Guigrich William H., clerk Davis Brothers, r. 652
Folsom
Gulhon Charles, seaman schr Ada McCane, Eureka
Dock
Guild A. J., seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Guild Albert H., clerk, r. 211 Sansome
Guild Miles, extraman Hose No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 112
Jai-kson
Guildea James, messenger freight dept Central Pac.
RR., r. 544 Bryant
Guildea Michael, plumber, r. 544 Bryant
Guildea. See Gilday, and Gildea
Guilfoil John, carver, r. 777 Market
Guilfoy James, tin roofer Conlin & Roberts, r. 718
Tehama
Guilfoy'.e John G., carpenter, r. Park Hot«l
Guilfoy le John J., harness and saddlery, 2929 Mission
Guilfoyle. See Gilfoil
Guillard Ferdinand, engineer Pac. Fertilizing Co.. r.
NW cor Bay and Buchanan
Guillard S. T., painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
GuillaumeF., driver Market St. RR.
Guillaume Tell Hotel, Rambaud & Faure proptrs, 721
Pacific
Guillei Nicolas, lodgings, 438 Broadway
Guillemard Alfred, shoedresser U. W. C. Boot and
Shoe Co., r. 1219 Columbia
Guillemard Arthur J., physician and surgeon, r. 1219
Columbia
Guillemard Edward, fhoemakcr, r. 1219 Columbia
Guillemard Julius, shoemaker, r. 1219 Columbia
Guillemard Louisa, widow, r. 1219 Columbia
Guillemard Ulysses J. A., cutter U. W. C. Boot and
Shoe Co., f. 1219 Columbia
Guillet Charles, confectionery, 206 Second, r. 101 Te-
hama
Guilliee Josie R. Miss, dressmaker, r. 315 Stockton
GuinasBO Brotht-rs (Luigi G. and Giovanni Guinasso)
wood and coal, 506 Green
Guinasso Giovanni (Guinasso Brothers, and Porcella
& Guinasso) r. 11 Bannam PI
Guinasso Giovanni B.. gjirdener, r. 515 Union, rear
Guinasso J. T. (CaMflfa & Guinasso) r. 404 Green
Guinasso Lorenico, gardener Joseph Bacigwlupo, r. S s
Market, bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Guinasso Luigi G. (Guinasso Brothers) r. 736 Vallejo,
rear
Guinasso Paul, confectioner D. Hirschfeld, r. 517
Green
Guinasso Rosa, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Guinasso Tomaso, baker, r. 404 Green
Guinaw Ellen, dressmaker, r. 320 Sixteenth
Guiiiaw John, carpenter, r. 320 Sixtei nth
Quinee John, helper S. F. G.ifi Light Co., r. 15 Welsn
Goinee Julia, domestic 626 G'Farrell
Guini Maniiel d'A., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn.,
415 J^ Drumm
Guinn Annie, widow, r. 106 Natoma
Guinn. See Gwynn and Gwin
Guinnane James H., wheelwright Daniel I. Newkiik,
r. E s Church, bet Duncan and Twenty-eighth
Guinnane Nora Miss, seamstress, r. 1125 McAllister
Guinnessey James, r. 136 Silver
Guinnev Con., watchman Corporation Yard, S. F. F. D.
Guiutini Carlo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Guion Leonard, captain police Ci(y Hall, r. 2511 Fol.
Guion Oscar, machinist, r. 711 Ellis
Guirado Rafael C, widow, r. 21 Valencia
Guirard Alphonse C, clerk Mowry & Co., r. 2 Scheer-
er PI
Guiraud Joseph, carpenter, r. 605 Post
Guirey William C, r. 418 Tyler
Guise Amelia Mrs., furnished rooms, 617 Mission
Guisejipe Antonio, fisherman, r. 10 St. Charles PI
Guiseppi G.. laborer E. Guittard * Co., r. Oakland
Guittard E. <!(£ Co. (Etienne Guittard and Valen-
tine Rey) Eureka Coffee, Chocolate, and Spice
Mills, depot 405 and 407 Sansome. factory 515 and
517 Commercial
Guittard Etienne (E. Guittard & Co.) r. 1011 Cal.
Guittard Omer, cutter Eureka Glove Factory, r. 8W
cor Dupont and Pine
Gukelsberger Andrew, peddler, r. 1517 Dupont, rear
Gukelsberger Jacob, waiter Hugo J. Kroscher, r. 1517
Dupont, rear
Gulau John D., coachman W. B. Carr, 220 San Jose Av
Gulf of California Navigation and Express Co., Guil-
lermo Audrade president, 724 3^ Market
Gull Jacob, compositor California Journal and Sonn-
tass Gast, r. 824}^ Pacific
Guller John C, cabinttmaker, r. 6 Lily Av
Gulliver Charles, teamster Merry, FauU & Co., r. NW
cor Francisco and Fillmore
Gulliver Charles P., waiter Rudolph J. Techau, r. 618
Califoruia
Gulliver Edward, teamster George Scharetg, r.W 8 In-
diana, bet Sierra and Napa
Gulliver Harriet, widow, r. SE cor Fillmore and Val-
lejo
Gulliver John, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Gullixson Catherine, widow, r. 1008 Natoma
GullixBon Emil S., with Henry F. Gullixson & Co., r.
118 Dupont
Gullixson Hans, with Henry F. Gullixson & Co., r.
118 Dupont
Gullixson Hattie Miss, forewoman Henry F. Gullixson
& Co., r. 2018 Mission
Gullixson Henri A., with Henry F. GuUixBon & Co..
r. 1410 Leavenworth
Gullixson Henry F.(Henry F. Gullixson & Co.)r. 2018
Mis- ion
Gullixson Henry F. & Co. (Henry F. Gullix-
son) carpets. Oil cloths, etc., 630 Market
Gullixson Louis, clerk Henry F. Guhixscn & Co., r.
H;08 Natoma
Gullixson Louis, printer, r. 10 Russell
Gullixson Oliver J., clerk Rouse & Laws,r. 1410 Leav.
Gullixson Severin. foreman machine shop Pac. Roll-
ing Mill, r. NE cor Sierra and Michigan
Gumbinner Sven, assayer. r. l.')25 Powell
Gummer Charles J., receiving teller Bank of Califor-
nia, r. 1416 Bush
Gummer Edward , r. 17 Natoma
Gummer Frederick C. shipping clerk Murphy, Grant
* Co., r. 1.521 California
Gummers Martin, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Gummerson Peter C, seaman schr Sea Foam, Beale
St. Wharf
Gump Gustav (S. & G. Gump) r. 1216 Geary
Gamp S. & G. (Solomon and Gustnv Gump) im-
porters and manufs mirrors, cornices, picture
frames, etc., 581 and 5SH .Alarket
Gump Solomon (S. & G. Giiinp) r. 1224 Geary
Gumpel Helena, widow, r. 1:(I9 Leavenworth
Gumpel MichaeliB, lithographic arti^t Abraham Wald-
fitc-in, r. Nucleus House
Gumpertz Emily Mii-s, florist, r. 826 Sacramento
Gumpertz Herman, tailor, r. 213 Eleventh
Gumpertz Jacob (Gumpertz .v Spanurjr. 213 Eleventh
Gumpertz & Spamer (Jaci.b Gumpertz and Henry
Spamer) house, sign and fresco painttvrs, 341 Bush
Gundelich John, letter carrier Post Office, r. 1017
Powell
Gundtlam J., r. 716 Leavenworth
Gundelfinger George, tanner, r. 12:?2 York
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Gundelfinger Henry, salesman Herman Cohen, r. Ill
Oak
Oundersen A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Gundereen Andrew, seaman schr Ida Florence, r. 5
Bay
Oundersen Emil, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Gunderson Charles, second mate schr La Gironde,
Fourth St. Wharf
Gunderson H.. carpenter, r. 2 Hunt
Gunderson Halver, seaman, r. SO Clay
Gunder.sou Jen.s, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW
cor Eighth and Bryant
Gunderson U., carpenter, r. 30 Clay
Gunderson Ole, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Gunderson Robert, deckhand stmr Amador, Oakland
Ferry, r. West Oakland
Gundlach Charles, clerk J. Gundlach & Co., r. 125
Chestnut
Gundlach Frederick (Finck & Gundlach) r. 1318
Kearny
Gundlacti J. Si Co. (Jacob Gundlach and Charles
Bundschuj wholesale liquor dealers, and pro-
ducers California wines and brandies, and
proptrs Rhine Farm, Sonoma, salesroom SE cor
Market and Second
Gundlacli Jacob (J. Gundlach & Co.) r. 125
Chestnut
Gundlach Jacob G., liquor saloon, 607 Washington, r.,
1810 Dupont
Gunn Adam F., salesman Cunningham, Curtiss &
Welch, r. 721 Hayes
Gunn Anthony W.. heater Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NE
cor Indiana and Solano
Gunn Benjamin McK., clerk, r. 1419 Geary
Gunn Charles (Gunn & Medland) r. 948 Fulsom
Gunn Dennis, molder, r. 30 Minna
Gunn Elizabeth, widow, r. 1419 Geary
Gunn Felix E., r. 30 Minna
Gunn Hugh, market, 717 Howard, r. 718 Howard
Gunn Hugh M.. salesman S. Mosgrove & Bro., r. 718
Howard
Gunn James, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. N s Twenty-uiuth, bet Dolores and San Jose
Av
Gunn James O. B., secretary California Pacific RR.;
NE cor Fourth and Townseud, r. cor Franklin
and Clay
Gunn Jane, widow, r. 30 Minna
Gunn John, shoemaker Jory Brothers, r. N a Twen-
ty-uinth, bet Dolores and San Jose Av
Gunn Peter, molder, r. 7,59 Folsom
Gunn Robert, r. 1801 Dupont
Gunn Robert T., machinist, r.30 Minna
Gunn Robert W., bookkeeper William J. Gvuin, r.
1419 Geary
Gunn Stephen, upholsterer, 761 Folsom, r. 30 Minna
Gunn Susan, widow, r. lib Freelon
Gunii William J., real-estate, ofiice 410 Montgom-
ery, r. Oakland
Gunn it Medland (Charles Gunn and Henry Med-
land) proptr.s City Laundry, 948 Folsom
GunnarsHon John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 735
Braniiau
Gunning Bridget, widow, r. 419 Clementina
Gunning James, captain stmr San Joaquin No. 2,
Jackson St. Wharf
Gunning Mary Miss, bagtnrner E. Detrick k Co.
Gunnison Albert R., general agent Commercial Insur-
ance Co. of California, 4U5 California, r. 2728
Fulsom
Gunnison Andrew J. (Gunnison & Booth) r. 1404 Van
Ness Av
Gunnison Charles A., student, r. 1404 Van Ness Av
Gunnison Peter, mate schr Sea Foam, r. NE cor How-
ard and Spear
Gunnison Robert C, grinder Pac. Saw Manuf. Co., r.
822 Harrison
Gunnison T. J., r. 50f> Battery
Cruniii.soii & Booth (Andrew J. Gunnison and
Andrew (i. Bootli) attorneys at law, 325 Montgom-
ery, I. O. O. F. Building
Guusler James, sraman bark Helen W. Almy, MlFsion
St. Wharf
Ounson William, mate Bchr Apache, Vallejo St.
Wharf
Gunst Moses A., cigars and tobacco, 211 Kearny, r. 930
Market
Ounter August, groceries, NW cor Fillmore and Her-
mann
Gunter Eliza, widow, r. 836 Green
! Gunter Joseph A., fraraemaker Herman Cohen, r. NW
] cor Fillmore and Hermann
i Gunther Albert, cabinetmaker J. B. Luchsinger &
Son, r. 7 Elliot Park
Gunther Charles, butcher Frederick Eatz, r. Hansa
Hotel
Gunther Frederick A., teacher music, r. 12 Haight - j
Gunther Gustave, pastry cook Palace Hotel
Gunther Jacob J., clerk Frederick F. Speckman,r. HI '
Fourth ;
Gunther John, bartender, r. 1110 Powell
Gunther John, laborer Philadelphia Brewery, r. 232
Second
Gunther Louis, butcher Saulmann's Restaurant, r-.
214 Hickory Av
Gunther Mary Louisa Miss, r. 922 Brannan
Gunther Sophia, widow, r. 1 Cedar Av
Gunther W. G. Mrs., furnished rooms, 318 Fifth
Gunther W'illiam, loomfixer S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. North Point, bet Larkin and Polk
Gunthermann Christopher, r. 713 Broadway
Guntz Frank L., upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne & Co.,
r. E 6 Dolores, nr Market
Guntz Martin, harnessmaker Augustus Tillman, r. 313
Minna
Gunzburger Benjamin M., agent, r. 311 Eddy
Gunzburger Emil, cashier banner Bros., r. 311 Eddy
Gunzburger Henry (A. Loewel & Co.) r. 737 McAl-
lister
Gunzburger Nicholas, real-estate, r. 311 Eddy
Gunzel Charles, waiter Vienna Model Bakery, r. 500
Stockton
Gupin Frederick W., cook ship Castine, Vallejo St.
Wharf
Guppy Alonzo R.. resident engineer Central Pac. RR.,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, r. Oakland
Guptill A. N., r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Guptill Daniel W., dealer California wines, r. 314
Bush
Guptill John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Guptill Willard W., bookkeeper, r. 314 bush
Gurkell Louis, boxmaker, r. 730 Brannan
Gurmendez Isidore, harnessmaker Main & Winches-
ter, r. 210 Drumm
Gurmullen Gustave, laborer Sea Wall
Gumee Clinton, attorney at law, 306 Pine, r. Oak-
land
Gurnett A. G. & Co. (Albert G. Gurnett) stockbrokers,
310 Calif 01 nia
Gurnett Albert G. (A. G. Gurnett k Co.) r. East Oak-
land
Gurnett John, waiter Palace Hotel
Gurnett William J., bookkeeper A. G. Gurnett & Co.,
r. Oakland
Gurney Asa L., agent Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Co., r. 1031 Valencia
Gurney Charles W., head clerk U. S. Railway Mail
Service, 606 Montgomery, r. The Baldwin
Gurrey Alfred, cashier Imperial, London, Northern,
and Queen Insurance Cos., 319 Cal., r. Oakland
Gurrey Mary, domestic 1018 Jackson
Gutroia F., tailor, r. (ill Vallejo
Gurry . I ohn H., sawyer George Howes & Co., r. 337
Shipley
Gurtenburg Adolph, peddler, r. 2212 Fillmore
Guscettl V. (Uiannini k Guscetti) r. E e Berlin, nr
San Bruno Road
Gusliebcr George, r. German Hotel
Gusman Domingo, barber, 10.53 Market
Gusmani blverino, fish, 505 Merchant, r. 1 Lincoln
Gustiifson Charles A., carbuilder Central RR., r. 311
Turk
Gustafson Gustaf, proptr Harbor View Nursery, NW
cor Touquin and Baker
Gustafson Gustof, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Gustafson Harry, seaman stmr Humboldt. Jackson
St. Wharf
Gustaveson Andrew, machinist Theodore Kallen-
biTg. r. 813 Filbert
Gustavson Albert, clerk Peter E. Erlckson, r. 260
Minna
Gustavson August, plasterer, r. 266 Minna
Gustavson Solomon, laborer, r. E 8 Willlamaon, N of
Point Lobos Av
Gustavson Sophia, domestic 713 Hyde
Gustine Al., electrotyper Miller k Richard, r. Oak-
land
GuKtine Albert A., gilder, r. 911 Pacific
0utberlet Joseph, boots and shoes, 548 Washington ,
r. 1808 Stochton
60 YLAnb LArLniLINCL. Established, S.F.,1863,135 Montgomery. *
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Has the most select stoek of all the leading; varieties of
Lumber in the Market. IV. E. cor. Mission and Spear Sts.
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397
HAA
Gutcher William, bookkeeper S. F. News Co., r. 814
Bush
Gutbeil C. B., draftsmsD Light House Engineer, r. 120
Sutter
Guthrie Alexander (Balfour, Guthrie & Co.) r. Liver-
pool
Guthrie David L. (McClellan & Guthrie) r. S 8 Point
Lobes Av, bet Fourth and Fifth Avs
Guthrie Frederick A., driver McClellan & Guthrie, r.
8 8 Point Lobos Av, bet Fourth and Fifth Avs
Guthrie John, carpenter Southern Pac. Bit., r. 1776
Folsom
Guthrie John, laborer Pac. Boiling Mill,r. W s Mich-
igan, bet Napa and Shasta
Guthrie Jonathan B., capitalist, r. 925 Washington
Guthrie William L. (Harty & Guthrie) r. 908 San-
some, rear j^
Gutierrez Candido, real-estate, and mining, 402 Mont-
gomery, room 1
Gutierrez Carlotta S. Miss, teacher Spanish , r. 1609
Powell
Gutierrez Guadalupe C. Miss, teacher languages, r.
1609 Powell
Gutierrez Bosario, widow, teacher languages, r. 1609
Powell
Gutierrez William, compositor, r. 1609 Powell
Gutmau Alezander. piano tuner B. Curtaz, r. 172
Clara
Gutman Joseph (Zinnamon & Gutman) r. 172 Clara
Gutman Louis, barber Bussell Brothers, r. 172 Clara
Gutman Samuel, salesman Abraham Kline, r. 172
Clara
Gutmann Brothers (David & Jacob) commission
merchants, 202 Sansome, room 9
Gutmann David (Gutmann Brothers) r. 547 Mission
Gutmann Jacob (Gutmann Brothers) r. 547 Mission
Gutmann Louia, bookkeeper Schulz & Fischer, r. 724
Mission
Gutro Frank, carpenter, r. 63 West Mission
Gutsch Henry, waiter Baldwin's Dining Palace
Gutschow C. D. F., r. 1113 Leavenworth
Gutschow F., r. 1113 Leavenworth
Gutta Percha and Rubber Manufacturing
Co. John W. Taylor manager, 501 Market
Gutte Henry, milk ranch, Silver Av, nr Grant, Excel-
sior Houiestead
Gutte I. (Isidore and Julius Gutte) commission
merchants, 307 California
Gutte Isidor (I. Gutte. and Gutte & Frank) r. 1502
Taylor
Gutte Julius (I. Gutte) r. 2413 Sacramento
Gutte 6i Frank (I. Gutte and W. Frank) general
agents Hamburg-Magdeburg Fire Insurance Co.
of Hamburg, and Magdeburg General Insurance
Co. (marine) of Magdeburg, 307 California
Gutteg Frederick, locksmith, r. 785 Folsom
Gutteutag Ignatz, gilder Hausmann Brothers, r. 708
Lark in
Guttman Samuel, clothing, 522 Pacific
Guttman Samuel L. clerk S. Hartmann & Co. r. 34
Kearny
Guttridge Charles, driver Daly & Kinne, r. 1010 Va-
lencia
Guttridge Bichard, teamster, r. 29 Geneva
Gutzkow Frederic, mining engineer, r. 18 Columbia,
bet Sixth and Seventh
Guy Frederick E., r. 631 Jessie
Guy John, manuf ladies' shoes, 106 Dupont
Guy Otto (H. W. Severance & Co.) r. 660 Howard
Guy William i rigger Edmonds & Taylor, r. 6 Union
Guzman Matias, bpauish Mut. Benev. Soc, 730 Mont.
Guzman Bicardo, cigarmaker, r. 419 Union
Gwin John B., coHector S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 223
Dupont
Gwin Mining Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.) J. W. Danks
secretary, 306 Pine
Gwin Sallie C, widow, r. 418 Sutter
Gwin Thomas W., clerk Pac. Transfer Co., r. 418
Sutter
Gwin William M., capitalist, r. 618 Harrison
Gwin William M. Jr., mining, 306 Pine, r. 642 Folsom
Gwynn Alexander, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., cor
King and Second, r. 20 Freelon
Gwynn William (H. T. Holmes) r. Sacramento, Cal.
Gwyun William, watchman Cal. Pac. BB., r. 77 Na-
toma
Gwynn William J. (MuUer & Gwyun) r. 207 Kearny
Gwynn. See Guinn and Gwin
Gwyther Eliza, widow, r. 806 Green
Gwyther Harold, r. 806 Green
Gyerker Charles, stevedore, r. 1908 Market
Gylam Marie Miss, teacher Innguages, r. 30 Tyler
Gyselaar John H. (Hays & Gyselaar) r. 721 Union
Gysin Albert (Gysin & Mollis) r. 401 O'Farrell
Gysin & Mollis (Albert Gysin and Albert Leonard Mo-
llis) stoves and tinware, 106 Jackson
Haacs Budolph, tinsmith, r. Philadelphia House
Haacke H. C, proptr Pacific Oyster House, 337 Bush,
r. 51 Fifth
Haaf Jacob, mason and contractor, 516 Kearny, r. 29
Willow Av
Haag Eberhard, cabinetmaker, r. 615 Natoma
Haag John, plasterer, r. 38 Crocker
Haake John C, commission merchant, r. SW cor Sev-
enteenth and Church
Haake Louis (Haake & Hagedoru, and Haake &
Diedrich8)r. 8E cor Leavenworth and Eddy
Haake & Diedrichs (Louis Haake and Herman Died-
richs) groceries and liquors, SE cor Eddy and
Leaveuworth
Haake & Hagedorn (Louis Haake and August Hage-
dorn) groceries and liquors, SE cor Bryant and
Bincon PI
Haar August F., laborer,. r. 1017 Battery
Haar Henry (Haar & Gerdes) r. 533 Greenwich
Haar John, laborer, r. Eleventh Av,bet M and N, South
8. F.
Haar & Gerdes (Henry Haar and Jacob Gerdes) liquor
saloon, 504 Dupont
Haarer Gustave, clerk House of Correction
Haas Abraham (of Helman, Haas h Co., Los Angeles,
Cal.) r. 1012 Van Ness Av
Haas Abraham, manager Pac. Bone, Coal and Fertiliz-
ing Material Co., office 523 Market, r. 1356 Post
Haas Abraham, merchant, r. 139 Page
Haas Abraham, shipping clerk Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 1311 Octavia
Haas Andrew, cabinetmaker August Jungblut & Co.,
r. 134 Fourth
Haas Brothers (Charles A.. Kalman, and William
Haas) importers, and wholesale groceries and pro-
visions, 100 and 102 California
Haas Charles A. (Haas Brothers) r. 607 Bush
Haas David, furnishing goods. 136 Eighth
Haas E., cabinetmaker, r. Thoroughfare Hotel
Haas Frederick B., shipping clerk Sol. Wangenheim
& Co.,r. 1715 Sutter
Haas George (George Haas & Co.) r. Alameda
Haas George & Co. (George Haas and William Gruen-
hagen) candy manuf s, 20 Kearny
Haas George S., clerk L. Diukelspiel & Co.,r. 717 Polk
Haas Gustavus, dental surgeon. 303 Eddy
Haas Henry, cutter Levinsky Brothers, r. 717 Polk
Haas Henry, waiter, r. 417 Post, rear
Haas Jacob, r. 209 Dupont
Haas Jacob, liquor saloon. 617 Kearny, r. 159 Silver
Haas Joseph, machinist A. Nachman, r. 113 Silver
Haas Julius, physician, office and r. 305 Kearny
Haas Kalman (Haas Brothers) r. New York
Haas Lawrence, barber George Obenauer, r. 816
Fourth
Haas Louis S., bookkeeper Dohrmann & Co., r. 1716
Sutter
Haas Louisa Miss, r. 1008)4 Market
Haas Louisa Miss, hairdresser Mrs. Lizzie Wanek, r.
159 Shipley
Haas Marcus, cabinetmaker Edward Kihn, r. Thor-
oughfare Hotel
Haas Martin L., merchant, 7 and 9 Sansome, r. 323
Kearny
Haas Michael, paperruler Althof & Bahls, r. 113 Silver
Haas Morris, merchant tailor, 802 Larkin
Haas Samuel, merchant, r. 717 Polk
Haas Samuel, helper John Morse, r. 139 Page
Haas Solomon, speculator, r. 1715 Sutter
Haas Teresa, widow, r. 113 Silver
Haas William (Haas Brothers) r. 209 Dupont
Haas William W., bookkeeper Selig & Newman, r. 1311
Ootavia
Haas. See Hass, Hasse, and Hoss
Haase Frank, captain schr Industry, r. 7 Clay
Haase Herman A., bartender Hermann H. D. Haaee,
r. SE cor Harrison and Spear
Haase Herman H. O., liquor saloons, SE cor Har-
rison and Spear, and NW cor Bryant and Spear
WINDOW SHADES.
Manufacturer of fine "WINDOW
SHADES for Private Besl-
deuces, Stores, Offices, etc., etc.
GEO. W.CLARK,
645 Market Strevt.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
T\ HOLKSA1.& HARDWARE,
Corner Ma-rket and Front Streets,
HAB
398
HAG
Habel Louis, saleBman Schoenfeld & Heyman, r. 749
Mark) t
Habelitz Hftiiry, bucksliiD dresser CbriBtian Hellwig,
r. 115 Twenty-sixth
Habeuicht Frederick, carpenter J. Bonde, r. 2 Mid-
way East
Habeniclit Fritz (Rodgers, Meyer k Co.) r. 1321 Pine
Haber Ferdinand A., stockbroker, 421 California, r.
180S Bush
Haber Henri I., salesman W. Cohen & Co., r. 1808
Bush
Haber Joseph {S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co.) r. 2026 Cal.
HaberecUt William, barber, 1432 Califurnia
Habergarten Joseph, liquor saloon, 208 Dupout
Hal)erlin James, driver Omnibus RR., r. 2t4 Clem.
Haberlin John, teamster, r. N e Duncan, bet Sanchez
and Church
Haberlin;^ James, cigarmaker Love k Ecker, r. 27
Fourth
Haberliii£^ Jolin C, wholesale and retail wines
and liquors, 110 Dupont, r. 273 Stevenson
Haberly Frederick, salesman Jacob Cohu, r. 19 8o-
nora
Habernicht A., laborer, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Habich Mary, widow, r. 541 Minna
Habrich Charles W., private detective, r. 103 Clark
Hach Charles, liquor saluon, 914 Market, r. 323 Jessie
Hachel Xavier, shoemaker John Schroeder, r. 432
Broadway
Hachette Victor F., salesman Hartshorn & McPhnn,
r. 465 Clementina
Hachmeister Charles, fruits, confectionery, etc., 418
Third
Hacht Hermann T., clerk Joseph Alldack, r. SW cor
Bush and Devisadero
Hacht Julius, teamster, r. 22 M Scott
Hack Frederick B., bt>ltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill r. 550
Fourth
Hack George W. (Hack k Boggs) r. NE cor Greenwich
and Steiner
Hack John, lamplighter 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1332
California
Hack Joseph H., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 550
Fourth
Hack Julius F., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 550
Fourth
Hac'K Mary, widow, r. 726 Filbert
Hack & BoggB (George W. Hack & Samuel Boggs)
liquor saloon, NE cor Greenwich and Steiner
Hackberry South Mining Co. (Mohave, Co., Arizona)
William H. WalBou secretary, 302 Montgomery,
room 6
Hacke Christ'^pher, groceries and liquors, 810 Sacra-
mento, r. 530 Eddy
Hacke Frederick, shipping clerk Alexander Nlcoll, r.
530 Eddy
Hacker A., California Jaegers, GW Bush
Hacker Bernard, candy factory, 128 Third, and 812
Market
Hacker Charles H., teamster, r. W s Chattanooga, nr
Twenty-first
Hacker Edward, with Horace Davis k Co., r. 634
Minna
Hacker Georgiana, domestic 423 Tyler
Hack Peter, cook Emil A. Engelberg, r. 418 Kearny
Haok«tt Frank M. (Hackett k Dean) r. Napa, Cal.
Hackett Frederick H., reporter Morning Call, r. 222
Post
Hackeit George W., r. 826 Montgomery
Hackett James, tailor, 12o Sansome
Hackett James, watertender Pacific Mail SS. City of
Peking
Hackett Jeremiah, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 726 Na-
toma
Hackett John, boilermaker Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 3ii
Zoe
Hackett John, carpenter, r. 317 Stockton
Hackett John, manager Pac. Coast Dredging and Re-
clamution Co., 271 E^t, r. Oakland
Hackett Joseph, ironwor.er Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Tennessee, bet Mariposa and Solano
Hackett Joseph, night wut<:hman Pac. lioUiug Mill, r.
E H Minnesota, bet Solano and Butte
Hackett J. P., carpenter Charles L. Tilden, r. 317
Stockton
Hackett Kate Miss, boardini;, 32 Tyler
Hackett Lincoln, clerk S. F. News Co., r. 213 X Clara
Hackett Louis, driver C. J. Hawley k Co., r. 213)4
Clara
Hackett Lucy Mies, copyist, r. 1126 Market
Hackett Luke, boilermaker Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. E s
Columbia, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Hackett M. A. Mrs., r. 213H Clara
Hackett Martin, laborer California Mills
Hackett Mary, domestic 724 California
Hackett Myron H., carpenter Jay V. Lawrence, r.
Alameda
Hackett Patrick, tailor N. Sweeny, r. 3 Perry
Hackett Walter, captain stmr Bay City
Hackett «& Dean (F. M. Hackett and C. O. Dean)
dentists, 12(> Kearny, rooms 10 and 11
Hackley Simeon, salesman Charles L. Dingley, r. 8
Ridley
Hackman Frederick, captain scbr Witch of the Bay,
7 Clay
Hackmeier Adam, proptr Hackmeier's Hotel, 512 Bush
Hackmeier's Hotel, Adam Hackmeier proptr, 512 Bush
Hackney Frederick E., solftitor Pacific Box Factory, r.
347 Clementina
Hade Richard, blacksmith Omnibus RR., r. 1460
Minna
Hade William, laborer Italiin Hospital, Noe, bet
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Haden Ira, butcher, r. NW cor Meiggs' Wharf and
and Francisco
Haden Porter, inspector Custom House, r. 11 Monroe
Haden. See Hayden
Hadenfeldt Charles (Wenzel, Rothschild k Haden-
feldt) r. Alameda
Hader Tewes, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Hadley Charles W., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
54 First
Hadley Dykeman L., wood, coal, hay, and grain, 1704
Eddy, r. 1105 Pierce
Hadley Frederick W., stockbroker, S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building, r. The Baldwin
Hadley Liura, widow, r. 216 Eddy
Hadley Moses F., porter Dodge, Sweeney &Co.,r. 1407
Tfl.i*KROTl
Hadley Walter, barber, 262 Third
Hadley W. H., clerk Emlen Painter, r. 1011 Wash.
Hadley William D., with Dykeman L. Hadley, r. 1106
Pierce
Hadlich August, cooper, r. 392)4 Ninth
Hadlock Olive A., widow, dressmaker, r. 609J^ Minna
Hadsell George, workman coiners' dept U. S. Mint,
r. Oakland
Hadsell Lewis, driver United Carriage Co., Palace
Hotel, r. 209 Second
Haeck Harry, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Haedrich Herman, clerk New York Bakery, r. 268
Stevenson
Haem Martin, brewer New York Brewery, r. 307
Nineteenth
Haenisch Agnes, domestic 709 O'Farrell
Haeutzschel Charles, steward Henry Hoesch, r. 212
Hickory Av
Haerlinz James, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Haesebrouck Leonard, marblecutter J. & F. Keaseler,
r. 661 H Natoma
Hacsloop C, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Haesloop Detmar, proptr North Pacific Hotel, NE cor
Jackson and Driimm
Haesloop Frederick, clerk Diedrich Bishoff, r. 623
Jonis
Haeaters Franz, teacher music, r. 725 Grove
Haettel Frank, molder John G. lis, r. 1016 Kearny
Hafeneg(4er Joseph, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild &
Hadenfeldt, r. 28 Rausch
Hafenegger Mary, widow, r. 28 Rausch ,
llafey William, tanner, r. 522 Eighth
Hafferty Bridget Miss, r. 845 5<i Clay, rear
Hafiferty Michael J., laborer, r. W s Williamson, nr
Point Lobos Av
Haflferty William, blacksmith, r. 549 Mission
Haffcy Patrick, laborer, r. W 8 Columbia, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Hattky J. H.. r. 909 Kearny
Haflner G. W., engraver, 9 Geary
H.ifford Edward, calker Eben Weeks
Hufiord Harvey, carrier Daily Stock Report, r. 2314
MuBon
Hafford Hosea, calker Eben Weeks
Hafford Samuel, carpenter, r. 2314 Maion - ■
Hafiier Paul, shoemaker, r. 802 Stockton
Haft E. E., attorney at law, 607 Montgomery, r. 334
Bush
Hagan A. H.. hostler Charter Oak Stables
Hagan B., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Hagan Benjamin (Hagan & Manheim) r. 816 O'Farrell
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, ""'"'"s gp^M-o'-^syi.'"'"'"'™''
1 M AOnniUnilPIJ importer of and dealer IX COAL AND PIG IRON,
J. IflHOuUl^iUUUin, 41 Market Street, corner Sp«ar.
HAG
399
HAG
502
816
Hagan Benjamin, stock broker, 316 Califoruia, r
Bush
Hagan Daniel, clerk Hutchinson & Mann, r.
O'Farrell
Hagan James, calker, r. 231 Main
Hagan James, laborer, r. 19 '4 Bryant Av
Hagan 'James, wood and coal, 429 and 431 Third
Hagan Jnnies W., teamster, r. 1308 Mission
Hagan John, r. 101 Prospect PI
Hagan John, bartender Harry Bentham, r. 853 Har-
rison
Hajgran Joliu, commission merchant, and Importer
and wholesale dealer tropical and dried fruits,
419 and 421 Washington, r. E s Broderick, bet
Bush and Sutter
Hagan John, longshoreman, r. 48 Baldwin Court
Hagan John, longshoreman, r. 318 Folsom
Hagan Julia Mrs., r. 520}^ Fighth
Hagan Lewis, printer, r. 913 Sacramento
Hagan Margaret E., widow, v. 1009 Powell
Hagan Patrick J., butcher James Nelson, r. 41 Clinton
Hagan Peter, cook Arion House, 13 Page
Hagan S. W., conductor Market St. RR.
Hagan Thomas, expressman, cor Mission and Second,
r. 139 Dora
Hagan William, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont.
Hagan William F., oiler Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Ha^nn <& Manheim (Benjamin Hagan and Isaac
Manheim) commercial and insurance brokers,
316 California
Hagan. See Hagen
Hagans George W., music typographer, 532 Clay, r.
1326 bacramento
Hagar Edward C-, bookkeeper A. M. Benham, r. Oak-
land
Hagarty Patrick S., corporal police City Hall, r. 642
Stevenson
Hagedorn Alexander, ropemaker Cal. Wire Works, r.
412 Francisco
Hagedorn Arthur H., mining, r. 121 Montgomery
Hagedorn August (Haake & Hagedorn) r, SE cor Bry-
ant and Rincon PI
Hagedorn Frederick, engineer Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r. SW cor Sixteenth and Shotwell
Hagedorn Henry W., carriage painter, 343 Fifth
Hagedorn William, blindmaker James M. Hurley, r.
28 Silver
Hagedorn William H., soapmaker, r. 17 White PI
Hagele George, brewer Willows Brewery, r. SE cor
Nineteenth and Mission
Hagemau Abraham J., teamster H. Dutard, r. 207 Te-
hama
Hagemau Conrad, butcher Philip Dengler, r. 229 Third
Hageman George (Hagemau k Haquette) r. 723 Bash
Hageman William, liquor saloon, 627 Merchant, r. 922
Shotwell
Hag'eman & Haquette (George Hageman and
Ernest Haquette) proptrs Crystal Palace Saloon,
5 Kearuy and 12 Geary
Hageraann Charles, butcher, 1117 Mission, r. 620^4
Minna
Ha^emann F. & Co. (Frederick Hagemann Jr.,
John A. Schaertzer,and estate of Henry Spreckels)
proptrs Albany Brewery, 71 — 75 Everett
Hagemann Frederick Jr. (F. Hagemann & Co.) r. 831
Howard
Hagemadn Herman (Eunigk & Hagemann) r. 42 Ev-
erett
Hagemann Philip, bakery, 320 M Fifth
Hagen Andrew C. C, master mariner, r. NE cor Utah
and Yolo
Hagen Barney, capitalist, r. 1115 Broadway
Hagen Bernard, laborer, r. 528 Sixth
Hagen Claus, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r, 1100
Bryant
Hagen Ellen Mrs., r. 1000 Washington
Hagen Henry S., groceries and liquors, SE corDuncan
and Sanchez
Hagen Joseph J., tailor. 839 Valencia
Hageu Katherina, widow, r. 1313 Stockton
Hagen Peter G., tanner, r. Franconia House
Hagen Robert, r. 1801 Jones
Hagen Rudolph, clerk Boca Brewing Co., r. 533 Twen-
ty-second
Hagen. See Hagan
Hagenah H. Ferdinand, master mariner, r. 100}^
Jackson
Hagenah William, r. 3 Eliza
Hagenkamp Adolpb T., with Edward Kennedy, r. 218
Clara
Hagenkamp Louis, pressman B. H. Paly, r. 218 Clara
Hagenmeyer Eiigelbert, tinsmith Hoffmann & Ernst,
r. 1008 Jackson
Hagenow Louisa Mrs., physician, office and r. 1221
Mission
Hager Charles G., sewing machine agent, r. 20 Board-
man
Ha^er George, proptr Mint Saloon and Restau-
rant, 605 Commercial, r. 612 Commercial
Hager John S. Hon. , attorney at law, r. Palace Hotel
Hager William, shoemaker, r. 820 Vallejo
Hagerd Otto, porter SS. Humboldt, r. William Tell
House
Hagerlick Anton, restaurant, 331 East
Hagermann Charles, baker Henry Heitmuller, r. 492
Eighth
Hagerty Daniel, carpenter, r. 12025^ Howard
Hagerty Elizabeth, domestic 1016 Sutter
Hagerty Johanna Mrs., bakery, 309 Minna
Hagerty John, plaiting, 9 Geary
Hagerty John, waterer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Hagerty Mary, widow, r. .52 Jessie, rear
Hagerty Mary, domestic 24 Buss
Hagerty Thomas F., engineer, r. 4 Henrietta Square
Hagerty. See Haggerty and Hegerty
Hagerup Frederick C, silk and woolen dyer, 148
Third
Hagg John, plasterer, r. 38 Crocker
Hasgard Edward, teamster, r. 33 Lafayette
Hagger John, carpenter, r 1120 Turk
Hagger Washington, laborer, r. 1120 Turk
Haggerty Daniel, porter Ackerman Bros., r. 517 Post
Haggerty Dennis, laborer, r. S s Water, nr Taylor
Haggerty Dennis Jr., bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. Water, bet Mason and Taylor
Haggerty Hannah Miss, dressmaker, r. S s Water, nr
Taylor
Haggerty James, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. NE cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
Haggerty James W., machinist, r. 926 Mission
Haygerty Jeremiah, laborer, r. NW cor Twenty-third
and Potrero Av
Haggerty John, r. 668 Bryant
Hagjerty John, bricklayer, r. S s Water, nr Taylor
Haggerty John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. S s
Sierra, bet Georgia and Michigan
Haggerty John, phimber, r. 307 Ritch
Haggerty Julia, widow, r. W s Ritch, bet Bryant and
Braunan
Hag'^erty Kate, widow, r. Hancock House
Haggerty Margaret, domestic 427 Second
Haggf rty Mary, widow, r. 31 Freelon
Haggerty Mary A. Miss, paperruler, r. 8 s Water, nr
Taylor
Haggeity Michael, hotel solicitor, r. 212 First
Haggerty Michael, salesmuu Henry B. Hixon, r. 16
Taylor
Haggety Michael, seaman SS. Oregon, Folsom St.
Wharf
Haggerty Patrick, laborer Alexander Summerfield, r.
4 Boston PI
Haggerty Patrick, shoemaker Isaac Rosenthal, r. 318
Pacific
Haegerty Peter, calker, r. N s Twenty-fourth, bet
Columbia and Bryant
Haggerty Richard, r. 618 California
Haggerty Thomas, deckhand stmr Yosemlte
Haj.'g'^rty Timothy, deckhand stmr Yosemite, Market
St. Wharf
Haggerty Timothy C, shoemaker, r. 332 Guerrero
Haggerty William, millhand, r. 28 Silver
Haggerty. See Hagerty and Hegerty.
Haggett F. F., mattressmaker Samuel Beal, r. 417
Jones
Haggett George, extraman Engine No. 1, S. F. F. D.,
r. 827 Montgomery
Haggm Eklward, carpenter, r. 1008 3<J Market
Haggin James B. (Haggin & Tevis) r. 1250 Taylor
Haggin Joseph B., physician, office audr. 235 Kearny,
rooms 5 and 6
Haggin Louis T., attorney at law, 47 Nevada Block, r.
1310 Taylor
Haggin Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Me-
chanics' House
Haggin & Tevis (James B. Haggin and Lloyd
Tevis) attorneys at law, and real-estate, 49 and 51
Nevada Blo.k
Haggl'md John, tailor, r. 3 Gerke PI
Haggy Charles, seaman schr D. C. Hasklns, Beale St.
Wharf
J. GUNDLACH & CO.
WINE VAULTS, Corner Market and Second Streets.
Fine Wines and liiquors.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPORTATION CO., ^To'^^^l^arr^i^"^
HAG
400
HAL
Hagins J. D., broker, r. Hubbard House
Hagler John (Hagler k Keuerleber) r. 925 Kearny
Hagler & Keuerleber (John Hagler and Gotleib Keu-
erleber) liquor saloon, 923 and 925 Kearny
Hagmaier Charles, draftsman Pac. Iron Works, r. 565
Howard
Hagman John, merchant tailor. 232 Bush, r. Ala-
meda
Hagman Peter, bookkeeper Peter Lane, r. Oakland
Hagspibl Martha Miss, teacher music, r. liii Mason
Hagspibl Oscar, r. H?< Mason
Hagstrom C. M., carriage trimmer, r. 128 O'Farrell
Hagstrom N. P., carriage trimmer, r. 128 O'Farrell
Hagthrop Elizabeth, widow, r. tV2i; Sutter
Hagthrop J. S., captain schr Clara Light, r. 626 Sut-
ter
Hagthrop Robert J. B., seaman, r. 533 Commercial
Hague Charles J., master schr St. George, office 310
Saneome, r. 7 Willow Av
Ha^ne James D., mining engineer, 240 Mont-
gomery, room 8, r. 1315 Hyde
Hahl Peter, clerk William Schultz, r. 8W cor Bryant
and First
Hahn A. & Co. (August Habn and George Lehner)
blacksmiths, 14 Broadway
Hahn Adolph, cashier Kast k Co., r. 1141 Howard
Hahn Alvin, clerk H. F. Gasque, r. 701 O'Farrell
Hahn August (A. Hahn & Co.) r. 2017 Bush
Habn August, r. 668 Walnut Av
Hahn Bertha, musician Vienna Gardens, r. 121 O'Far-
rell
Hahn Charles F., teacher music, Zeitska's Institute, r.
2128 Howard
Hahn Elizabeth, widow, r. 1610 Pacific Av
Habn Francis, cigarmaker J. Casner & Co., r. 1589
Turk
Hahn Francis J., cigars and tobacco, 206 McAllister
Habn Frederick, clerk Henry Ebbinghausen, r. 673
Howard
Hahn Frederick, dairy, NE cor Grove and Lott
Hahn Fredericka, domestic 909 Polk
Hahn George W., salesman 8. W. Bosenstock & Co.. r.
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hahn Geraldine, domestic 537 McAllister
Hahn Gratha, domestic 2217 Taylor
Habn H., furnishing goods, 124 Kearny, r. 202 Van
Ness Av
Hahn H. Mrs., furnishing and fancy goods, 124 Kear-
ny, r. 202 Van Ness Av
Hahn Helena, domestic 631 Greenwich
Hahn Henry, butcher, r. 2547 Folsom
Hahn Henry, musician, r. 809 Union
Hahn Henry A., collector Michelssen. Brown & Co.,r.
2547 Folsom
Habn Henry C, shoemaker, 525 Sixth
Hahn Hugo (Vogel & Hahn) r. 907 Bryant
Hahn Johanna Miss, r. 809 Union
Hahn John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 636 Minna
Hahn John, real-estate agent, r. 911 Jackson
Habn Margaret Miss, dressmaker, SW cor Mason and
Filbert
Hahn Mary, widow, r. 2018 Taylor
Hahn Robert C, gents' furnishing goods, 1008 Market
Hahn Rudolph, laborer .\merican Sugar Refinery
Hahn Samuel L., bookkeeper, r. 1214 Geary
Hahn Seligman (Habn & Melczer) and wholesale
liquors, 123 California, r. 1214 Geary
Hahn Wilbelm, bake;y, 140 Ninth
Hahn William, portrait artist, 240 Montgomery, rooms
18 and 19
Hahn William, laborer, r. NE cor Fillmore and Pixley
Hahn William, masher Pac. Distillery and Refining
Works, SW cor Chestnut and Pierce
Habn William, sugarboller, r. 1532 Eddy
Hahn William, waiter, r. 14 Eleventh
Halin Si Melczer (Seligman Hahn & William
Melczer) agents St. Louis Standard and Standard
Milwaukee lager beer, 123 California
I Hahne B. Mrs., widow, (uiuished rooms, 623 Cal
Hahnemann Albert, bakery, 980 Harrison
Haholm James, r. 14 Adair
Halg Alexander, porter Occidental Hotel
Haight Clarence A., bookkeeper E. H. Marwcdel, r. 221
Powell
Haight Frank H., clerk License Collector's Office, r.
710 Leavenworth
Haight Frederick, foreman Commercial Soap Co., r.
20 Page
Haight Frederick B., clerk Robert Haight & Co., r. 710
Leavenworth
Haight George W. (Taylor & Haight) attorney at law,
207 Sansome, r. 821 California
Haight H. Mr.s., r. 931 Market
Haight Harrison, carpenter, r. 503 Leavenworth
Haight House, Patrick Biggins proptr, 632 Brannan
Haight John, porter pacific Mail SS. City of Chester,
r. 21 Clara
Haight Patrick, milkman, r. S s Cortland Av, nr Banks
B. H.
Haight Primary School, Mission bet Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-sixth
Haight Robert (Robert Haight & Co.) r. 130 Second
Haight Robert & Co. (Robert Haight) commis-
sion merchants and wholesale dairy produce and
provisions, 226 Front
Haight W. A., widow, treasurer Protestant Orphan
Asylum, r. 710 Leavenworth
Haile Anton, expressman, NW cor Kearny and Jack-
son, r. 16 Bryant Av
Hailer Henry, candymaker Charles Guillet, r. 101
Tehama
Hailer Margaret, widow, furnished rooms, 101 Tehama
Hailinger Rudolph, cooper, r. 623 Seventh
Haiu Atistin, r. 743 Pine
Hain Edward, barber, 1206 Polk, r. 921^Po8t
Hain Isadore N., clerk, r. 1528 Pacific Av
Haine Joseph, physician, office and r. 415 Sutter
Haines Allan, watchman Meigs Lumber and Ship-
building Co., r. 14 Hampton PI
Haines Charles P., steward schr Bonanza, r. 46 Steuart
Haines Daniel L., foreman stable United Carriage Co.,
r. SE cor Mission and Third
Haines Decinius H., salesman More, Reynolds & Co.,
r. Palace Hotel
Haines E. W., r. 708 Mason
Haines F. E., clerk freight department Central Pac.
RR., r. Oakland
Haines Frank, barber, r. 5 Tay
Haines Frederick H., city agent Wheeler b Wilson
Manuf. Co., 20 Geary, r. 708 Mason
Haines John, master sloop Ida, Jackson St. Wharf
Haines John P., lumber surveyer. Pier 10, Steuart, r.
14 Hampton PI
Haines Joseph D., electric-penwriter, 108 Leidesdorff,
r. Oakland
Haines W. A., machinist Cal. Wire Works, r. West
Oakland
Haines. See Hains, Hanes, and Haynes
Hainque Martial (Talt & Hainque) r. 20 Clinton Park
Hair Augustus, seaman schr S. M. Coombs
Hair Elisha, porter Anglo-Californian Bank, r. 429
Union
Hair James, gasfitter McNally k Hawkins, r. Oakland
Hair. See Hare and O'Hare
Haire William, seaman schr Greyhound, Green St.
Wharf
Hairing Joseph, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Hals Frank J., porkpacker, 46 Grand Central Market,
r. 4.57 Stevenson
Haisel Peter, driver George A. Bamett, r. 350 Tehama
Hakeno Olof , millband, r. Hayward
Haker John, teanister, r. 20 Eleventh
Hafcer W. Hi Hinz (William Haker and William
Hinz) importers millinery, silks, velvet, etc., 545
Market, New York olhce 530 Broadway, Paris office
22 Rue Richer
Haker William (W. Haker & Hinz) r. 2410 Washington
Hakes Oscar F., attorney at law, 318 Cal., r. Oakland
Halbert William N., route agent U. 8. Railway Mall
Service, r. Russ House
Halburii Thomas, steward ship Castine, Vallejo St.
I Wharf
Halck Albert T., repairer Western Union Tel. Co.
' Halcron Thomas, seaman, r. 39 Pacific
I Hald W., watchman Pacific Coast SS. Monterey
' Haldan Edward B. (Butler Ai Haldan) r. 726 California
: Hale C. J., clerk Dunham, Carrigan ft Co., r. 652 FoL
I Hale Francis H., reporter The Bradstreet Co., r. 1401
' PowelL
i HaleFredeilck M., carpenter, r. 8 Reed
' Hale Hannah A., widow, lodgings, 1104 Mission
Hale Harry H.. tshipping clerk Marcus C. Hawley &
I Co., r. Oakland
Hale Henry, conductor N. B. and Mission RR., r. 7
Perry
Hale Henry, musician, r. Portland Lodging House
Hale Henry M., with Rodgers, Meyer & Co., r. 932
Mission
Hale Horace (Barton &. Hale) r. 118 Jones
I Hale James A., conductor Market St. RR.
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Hale James W., wool dealer, NW cor Fifth and
Bluxome, r. ISas Howard
Hale John, r. 1209 Folsom
Hale John B., Kteward, r. 5 Miller PI
Hale Joseph, longshoreman, r. 14 Bartol
Hale Joseph, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Santa Cruz
Hale Joseph P., merchant, 212 Battery, r. Occidental
Hotel
Hale J. P. Pianos, A. M. Benham agent, 647
Market
Hale Mary E. Mrs., r. 1529 Washington
Hale O. F., confectionery, 1055 Mission
Hale Russell, laborer Vanoni & Scott, x. 146 Second
Hale Susan M., widow, r. 1527 Sutter
Hale Titus, r. 37 Grand Av
Hale William Jr., attorney at law, 534 Califor-
nia, r. 1527 Sutter
Hale William E. (Hale & Pacheco) r. Oakland
Hale William F., clerk, r. 20 Clementina
Hale William. F., physician, 520 Kearny, r. 516
Taylor
Hale William Gr., night clerk Commercial Hotel
Hale William J., painter, r. 609 Natoma,rear
Hale K Norcross Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
Joel F. Lightner secretary, 68 Nevada Block
Hale Jk Pacheco (William E. Hale and Romaaldo
Pacheco) stockbrokers, 317 Montgomery
Hale. See Haile
Halen James, waiter, r. 21 Fulton
Halet Joseph, gardener Thomas Lacoste, r. NE cor
Kansas and Center
Haley Ann Mrs., r. 8 Bannam PI
Haley Bartholomew, milkman, r. W s Bcrnal, bet
Twentj--8ixth and Twenty-seventh
Haley C. C, r. 3(39 Jessie
Haley Charles, waiter etmr Enterprise, r. ITW cor
Hyde and Vallejo
Haley Charles M., r. 2009 Webster
Haley Charles S., physician and surgeon, office 128
Fourth, r. NW cor Fulton and Laguna
Haley Christopher, painter Archibald Wason, r. Tay-
lor, bet Post and Geary
Haley Daniel, watchman, r. 444 Brannan
Haley Daniel T., dairjinan, r. NW cor Greenwich and
Buchanan
Haley Dennis, r. 105 Stockton
Haley Dennis, painter John J. Cooney, r. 230 Minns
Haley Etta, domestic 1926 Pine
Haley Harry, waiter 116 Turk
Haley Hannah, widow, r. 1610 Leavenworth
Haley Hannah, widow, r. 1914 Market
Haley J., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Haley James, cariiagebuilder, r. 1309 Vallejo
Haley James, hostler Patrick J. Corbett, r. E s Jessie,
nr Fourth
Haley James, laborer, r. 278 Jessie
Haley James, teamster, r. San Bruno Road, bet Twen-
ty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Haley James, tinsmith, r. NW coi Moulton and Fill-
more
Haley James H., calker, r. 850 Market
Haley James M., bookkeeper, r. 1610 Leavenworth
Haley James W., milkman, r. SE cor Lombard and
Webster
Haley J. D., dairyman, NW cor Greenwich and Bu-
chanan
Haley Jeremiah, laborer Presidio Reservation
Haley Jeremiah, upholsterer, r. 1 Eddy
Haley John, r. 20'A Harriet
Haley John, fireman SS. Humboldt, Jackson St. Wharf
Haley John, hackman, r. 8 Bannam PI
Haley John, laborer, r. 429 Stevenson
Haley John, laborer Thompson Brothers, r. 106 Na-
toma
Haley John, peddler, r. Harrison, bet Fourteenth and
Fifteenth
Haley John, watchman Golden State and Miners' Iron
Works, r. 22 Zoe
Haley John, wines and liquors, NE cor Stocktofl and
Green
Haley John J., real-estate agent. Central Pac. RR.,NE
cor Fourth and Townsend, r. 1005 California
Haley John M., physician, r. SW cor Turk and Laguna
Haley Mark, helper Union Iron Works, r. ISM Zoe
Haley Mary, widow, r. 165 Minna
Haley Mary, domestic 317 Fulton
Haley Michael, r. 27 Park Av
Haley Michael, contractor, r. 128 Hickory Av
Haley Michael, fruit peddler, r. NE cor Fourteenth
and Harrison
Haley Michael, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 22 Zoe
Haley Michael, teamster, r. 671 Clementina
Haley Michael C, dairyman, NW cor Greenwich and
Buchanan
Haley Michael E., carriagebuilder B. Graves & Co., r.
1610 Leavenworth
Haley Patrick, laborer, r. 12 Converse
Haley Patrick, teamster, r. 781 Eddy
Haley Robert, driver John P. Spence,r. SW cor Mont-
gomery and Broadway
Haley Robert S., ilerk City and County Hospital
Haley Sampson M. B., artesian well borer, r. 2207
Fillmore
Haley Sarah, widow, r. 607 Natoma
Haley Stephen D., seaman, r. 258 Spear, rear
Haley T., quartermaster Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Haley Thomas, agent, r. 253 Clementina
Haley Thomas, laborer, r. 5 Decatur
Haley Thomas, laborer Union Iron Works, r. I25ii
Shiplay
Haley Thomas, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Haley Thomas, teamster, r. 238 Langton
Haley Timothy, laborer, r. 542 Mission
Haley Walter, seaman, r. 129 Jackson
Haley William, dairyman, NW cor Greenwich and
Buchanan
Haley William, laborer, r. United Slates Hotel
Haley William, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 19 Na-
toma, rear
Haley William, shoemaker, SW cor Twenty-sixth and
Bartlett
Haley William, waiter, r. 439 Jessie
Haley. See Hailey and Healey
Hallerty Frank, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. City of
Sydney
Halford Joseph, molder Iron Molders' Union, 713
Mission
Halkett William, carriage factory, 36 Hayes, r. 117
Fell
Hall A. Mrs., r. 28 McAllister
Hall Abraham, hay dealer, r. 1612 Clay
Hall A. D. (Hall & Sloan) r. SW cor Oak and Octavia
Hall A. L., gunsmith Charles D. Ladd, r. Stockton,
bet Washington and Jackson
Hall Albert E.. driver Megilllgan & Clark, r. San Jose
Road, nr Industrial School
Hall Albert S., hay and grain, r. 604 Capp
Hall Alexander, workman shot tower, r. 26 Minna
Hall Alfred V., boilermaker Sacramento Boiler Works,
r. 1711 Buchanan
Hall Algernon, candymaker, r. 558 )i Natoma
Hall Annie Mrs., r. 44 Third
Hall Annie H. Mrs., dressmaker, 225 Sixteenth
Hall Arthur L., cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
r. 123 Park Av
Hall Benjamin, porter J. C. Merrill, r. 34 Silver
Hall Benjamin J., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 722
California
Hall Brothers (Winslow G., Isaac, and H. K. Hall)
shipbuilders, 311 East
Hall B. S. Mrs., widow, r. 825 Twentieth i
Hall Catherine, widow, furnished rooms, 19 Sixth I
Hall Charles, bartender, r. 361 Minna ,
Hall Charles, clerk Patrick Mooney, r. Inglewood
House
Hall Charles, woodsawyer, E s Webster, bet Sutter \
and Post
Hall Charles E., soapmaker, r. E s Folsom, bet Twen-
ty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Hall Charles F., third officer Pacific Coast SS. Ancon
Hall Charles H., policeman City Hall. r. 11 Glover
Hall Cliarleg R., piano factory, 12 Tyler
Hall Charles S., carpenter new U. 8. Appraiser's
Building
Hall Charlotte, widow, r. 125 Silver
Hall C. I. & Co. (Cofran I. Hall qpd Frank Seisnyder)
feed mill, 310 Townsend
Hall, Coffee & Co., commission stockbrokers, 214 Ban-
some, room 18
Hall Cofran I. (C. I. Hall & Co.) r. Continental Hotel
Hall Cornelius, mining, r. 206 Kearny
Hall Corydon P., attorney at law, r. Abbotsford House
Hall Cyrenus M., driver Napa Soda Co., r. 23 Haw-
thorne
Hall Dennis D., carpenter, r. 914 Laguna
Hall Edward, stockbroker, r. 215 Turk
Hall Edward B., merchant, r. 1907 Bush
Hall Edward F. Jr. (Edward F. Hall & Co.) r. 915
Leavenworth
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JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^hoi^esale ha^^dware
Comer Market and Front Streets.
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Hall Edward F. & Co. (Edward F. Hall Jr.)
stockbrokers, 410 California
Hall Edward K., compositor Alta California, r. 4 John
Hall Edward L., collector Home Mutual Ins. Co., r.
East Oakland
Hall Ed-ward M., mining secretary, 20 S. T. Stock
Exchange Building, r. Oakland
Hall Edward M. Jr., deputj- U. S. Marshal, r. Oakland
Hall Edward 8., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. Fif-
teenth Av, bet K and S. South S. F.
Hall Edward S., tinsmith W. S. Eay & Co., r. 1912
Market
Hall Edwin, bootmaker, r. 66 Brady, rear
Hall Edwin J., conductor Hayeb Valley braneb Mar-
ket St. KR., r. 1108 Steiner
Hall Eldridge I., clerk, r. 1819 Stockton
Hall Eleanor S., furnished rooms, 1415 Stockton
Hall Emma, domestic 303 Eddy
Hall Ejigene, butler Jeremiah Clarke, r. 901 Sutter
Hall F. M.,wlth R. B. Hall & Co., r. Oakland
Hall Frances Mi6s,r. 1709 Polk
Hall Francis, leather and shoe findings, 506 Market, r.
5 Hampton PI
Hall Francis L., machinist coiner's dept U. S. Mint,
r. 306 Folsom
Hall Frank, r. 3i; Clay
Hall Frank, clerk S. F. Directory Publishing Co., r.
Lombard, nr Fillmore
Hall Frank E., fireman stmr Herald, Washington St.
Wharf
Hall Frank J., boilermaker Sacramento Boiler Works,
r. 1711 Buchanan
Hall Frank M., salesman, r. 2732 Folsom
Hall Frederick, attorney at law, 519 Montgomery, r.
8.50 Van Ness Av
Hall Frederick, cigarmaker, r. 1544 Howard
Hall Frederick, waiter, r. 217 Third
Hall Frederick D., r. 418 Sutter
Hall Frederick D., steward 1298 Van Kess Av
Hall Frederick W., teamster, r. NE cor Lombard and
Fillmore
Hall Gardner S., restaurant, 522 California, r. 19
Ninth
Hall Gaven D., attorney at law, r. 420 Tehama
Hall George, r. N 8 Twenty-second, bet Shotwell and
Howard
Hall George (Lewis & Co.) r. 847 Harrison
H:ill George, deckhand Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba
Hall George, hostler Charles R. Taylor, r. Park Hotel
Hall George, roofer Henry G. Fiske
Hall George D., laundryman, r. 1504}^ Polk
Hall Geurge H., miner, r. 24 Mint Av
Hall George W., bookkeeper London and San Fran-
cisco Bank, r. 22 Gearj'
Hall Gilbert C, salesman Tobln, Davisson & Co., r.
Alameda
Hall Har\'ey, butcher, r. 2930 Howard
Hall Harvey A., helper George M. Wetberbee, r. 123
Park Av
Hall H. E., attorney at law, 623 Commercial, r. Oak-
land
Hall H. E., gauger V. S. Internal Revenue, r. 845 Mis-
sion
Hall Henry, conductor N. B. and Mission BB., r. 7
Perry
Hall Henry, plasterer, r. 808 Greenwich
Hall Henry, special policeman, r. 1030 Clay
Hall Henry A., salesman Davis Brothers, r.423 O'Far-
rell
Hall Henry M., assistant bookkeeper S. Kaufman &
Co., r. 537 Turk
Hall Henry W., cashier George Loomis, r. 319 Folsom
Hall H. K.(Hall Bros.) r. Port Ludlow.W. T.
Hall Horace B,, foreman L. & E. Emanuel, r. 38 Moss
Hall iKaac (Hall Bros.) r. Port Ludlow,W. T.
Hall Isaac E.. clerk E. Briggs .t Co., r. 1819 Stockton
Hall Isaac R. (Ballard & Uall) r. 14'29 Geary
Hall Jaiues (Crunnuey & Hall) r. 125 Silver
Hall James, dairyman, r. N s Twenty-second, bet
Shotwell and Howard
Hall James, laborer, r. 17 Tehama
Hull James, painter, r. 1227 H Clay
Hall Janu'S, sawfller, r. N s Lombard, bet Webster
and Fillmore
Hall Jaujcs Jr., waiter, r. N s Lombard, bet Webster
and Fillmore
Hall James H., saloonkeeper, r. 211 Twenty-second
Hall James M., carpenter, r. 44 Jessie
Hall James V., propfr Sacramento Boiler Works, 214
and 216 Beale, r. 1711 Buchanan
Hall James W., repairer Western Union Tel. Co., r.
759 Market
Hall Jane E. Mrs., dressmaker, 2102 Howard
Hull Jasqueanne, widow, r. 518 Jones
Hall John, r. .533 Kearny
Hall John, barber, r. 537 Sacramento
Hall John, clerk, r. 104H Folsom
Hull John, shoemaker Louis Girard, r. N s Twenty-
Ninth, bet Church and Sanchez •
Hall John, waiter Pacific Mail SS. Australia
Hall John C, attorney at law, 240 Montgomery,
rooms 9 and 10, r. Occideutal Hotel
Hall John S., pressman P. J. Thomas, r. NE cor Lom-
bard and Fillmore
Hall Joseph C, policeman City Hall, r. 12 Adair
Hall Joseph F., r. 1021 Hyde
Hall Julia, widow, r. 1503 Steiner
Hall Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 028 Washington
Hall Lizzie, domestic 211 Gough
Hall Lucius, carver, r. 558 Jsi Natoma
Hall Luther A., route agent Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
Russ House
Hall M. Mrs., r. 1789 Polk
Hull M. A. Mrs., proprietress Chester House, 106 Post
Hall Maggie J. Miss, principal Mission Primary
School, r. 518 Jones
Hall Marcus, master mariner, r. 30a Leavenworth
Hall Marcus P., stockbroker, 408 California, r. The
Baldwin
Hall Marshall C, clerk S. F. News Co., r. 1118 How-
ard
Hall Martin, machinist, r. 11 O'Farrell
Hall Mary A. Mr6.,r. 21 Ellis
Hall M. E. Mrs., r. 759 Market
Hall Michael, driver James Tomkinson, r. 68 Natoma
Hall Michael, laborer, r. 54 Crocker
Hall Nathaniel B., foreman James R. Phillips, r.
Oakland
Hall of Rerorfls, new City Hall, 8E cor Larkln
and McAllister
Hall Peter A., shipjoiner, r. New Washington Hotel
Hall Ralph, cigars and tobacco, 1128 >^ Folsom
Hall Raymond, policeman City Hall, r. 225 Sixteenth
Hall R. B. & Co. (Richard B. Hall) Pac. Detec-
tive Bureau, 632 Market
Hall Richard, r. 835 Pacific
Hall Richard B. (R. B. Hall & Co.) r. Oakland
Hall Richard B., physician, r. 1415 Stockton
Hull Robert (Howe tc Hall) r. 825 Twentieth
Hall Robert, machinist William H. Birch, r. 526
Pine
Hall Robert, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Hall Robert C, bookkeeper Spring Valley Wat*
Works, r. 1522 Polk
Hall Robert G., r. 824 Kearny
Hall Robert H., clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r.
35 Grand Av
Hall Samuel, carpenter Albert Washburn, r. 35 Gar-
den
Hall Samuel H., physician, office and r. 617 Pine
Hall Samuel M. (Hall & Kearney) r. 2022 Van Ness Av
Hall Sarah Miss, r. 1615 Caliibrnia
Hall Seth P., attorney at law, 240 Montgomery, room
11, r. Alameda
Hall S. R. Mrs., confectionery, 18 Fourth
Hall S. Hush, roofer Henry G. Fiske, r. 18 Fourth
Hall Sydney, tinsmith, r. 125 Silver
Hall Thomas, helper Daniel O'Brien, r. SE cor Clay
and Drumm
Hall Thomas D., American Clock Depot, 37 Sixth, r.
26 Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Hall Thomas J., physician, r. 1118 Howard
Hall Walter T., merchant, r. 412 Ellis
Hall William, butcher Crummey & Hall, r. 125 Silver
Hall William, cooper, r. 528 Stevenson
Hull William, dairyman. Five Mile House, office 35
Eddy
Hall William, I'orgeman Pac. Boiling Mill, r. 956
Bryant
Hall William, laborer, r. W s Buchanan, bet Vallejo
and Green
Hall Willium, watchman SS. Monterey, Broadway
Wharf
Hall William A., forgeman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 720
Clementina
Hall Willium A., salesman George H. Lee & Co., r.
328 Geary
Hall William D., clerk, r. 125 Oak
Hall William E., policeman City Hall, r. Commercial
Hotel
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY '■™'"P**"Sfc*a^°/ifl/'''-«'''''''"9
I MArnniUniinU importer of and DKALER IX COAL AND PIG IRON,
J. niHUUUIlUUUn, 41 Market street, comer Sn
Street, corner Mpear.
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Hall William H.. barber Pacific Mail SS. City of Pa-
nama, r. 1227 J^ Clay-
Hall William H., engineer, r. fill Valencia
Hall William P., first officer stmr Alice Garratt, r.
Stockton
Hall Winslow, buildar and contractor, r. 424 Ellis
Hall Wiuslow G. (Hall Bros.) r. 1612 Clay
Hall W. N., attorney, r. The Baldwin
Hall Hi Kearney (Samuel M. Hall and James
Kearney) proptrs Parker House. 617 Montijomery
Hall it Sloan (A.. D. Hall and George Sloan) fruits
and vegetables, SW cor Oak Hud Octavia
Hall's Safe and Liock Co., C. B. Parcells man-
ager, office and salesroom 211 and 213 California
Halluban Eugeno, blacksmith, r. 1405 Folsom
Hallahan Eugene S., machinist Fultou Iron Works, r.
22'J)i Langton
Hallabun James, laborer San Francisco Tannery, r.
Nebjaska, bet Yolo and Ynba
Hallahan James, porter auditor's dept Southern Pac.
RR., r. 372 Brannan
Hallahan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 270 Minna
Hallahan John, clerk Newton & Bro., r. 144 Fifth
Hallahan John J., stonecutter new City Hall, r. 1405
Folsom
Hallahan Michael, clerk, r. SE cor Grove and Bu-
i-hanan
Hallahan Thomas K., blacksmith S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. W s Iowa, bet Sierra and Nevada
Hallahan. See Hallihau, and Holohan
Hallau David V. B., clerk George T. Hanly & Co., r.
70 tH Mission
Hallbeck Theodore, stevedore, r. 144 ^ Freelon
Hallburns Thomas, seaman, r. 202 Washington
Halleck Building, E s Sansome, bet Sacramento
and Halleck
Hallei Plarius, printer F. Korbel & Bros., r. 25 Gil-
bert
Hallenbarker Leo, dairyman Emanuel Steiner, r. S s
Nevada, bet Minnesota and Indiana
Hallenberter John, r. 614 California, rear
Haller J. Mrs., manuf ladies' underwear, 315 Dupont,
r. 613 Bush
Haller Joseph P., tinsmith, r. N s Moulton, bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Haller Lucas, turner Falda Brothers & Oc, r. 240
Taylor
Haller Margaret, widow, r. N s Moulton, bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Haller Peter, molder .5:tna Iron Works, r. 219 Mis-
sion
Haller. See Heller, and Holler
Hallett .\nua Mrs., r. 821 Stockton
Hallett Charles O., copyist County Recorder's Office,
r. 169 Sixteenth
Hallett Edward, r.940 Howard
Hallett Edward, workman U. S. Mint, r. 1244 Howard
Hallett George H. (Contra Costa Laundry issn) r. Pal-
ace Hotel
Hallett James F., cabinetmaker, r. 28 J^ Louisa
Hallett Margaret, widow, r. 537 Natoma
Hallett Oliver G., r. Colonnade House
Hallett Winslow S., lauudryman Contra Costa Laun-
dry, r. 2201 Mission
Halley M. W., r. 545 Howard
Halley Wylie, laborer, r. Sf!cond St. House
Hallgarteu Benoit, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r.
1305 Octavia
Halliday Isaac, laborer warehouse dept Custom House,
r. 1219 Mason
Halliday John, carpenter, r. 206 Fifth
Halliday Margiret. fruits and produce, 1719 5j Market
Halliday M:itilda, domestic 1019 Bush
Halliday. See Hullidie, H(jlladay and HoUiday
Halliden John, salesman Martin J. Flavin, r.G09 Stock.
Hallidie A. S., importer and manuf wire, and wire
rope, suspension bridge builder, and proptr pat-
ent endless ropeway, factory NE cor Vallejo and
Sansome, office and salesroom 6 California, r. 1026
Washington
Hallier Henry, laborer Miirtln Holjc, r. E s De Haro,
bet Center and El Dorado
Halligan Samuel, painter Thomas Downing, r. 323
Jessie
Hallinan Esther, domestic 1512 Taylor
Uallinan James, fireman stmr Alice Garrett, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Hallinan J. J., salesman O'Connor, Moffattlz Co, r. 521
Howard
Hallinan John, boilermaker, r. 225 Ritch
Hallinan John F., porter Newton Brothers & Co., r-
144 Fifth
Hallinan Julia, domestic W s Church, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Hallinan Margaret, domestic 208 Turk
Hallinan Mary, widow, r. 225 Ritch
Hallinan Michael, Lumbermen's Pro. Union. 71 New
Montgomery
Hallinan Nathaniel, blacksmith, r. Seventh Av, nr G,
South S. F.
Hallinan Patrick, trackman Potrero and B.V. RR., r.
Eighth Kv, bet K and L, South S. F.
Hallinan Timothy, t-amster, r. 225 Ritch
Hallinan William, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 32
Minna
HallingsJohn T. .weaver S.F.PioneerWoolen Factory,
r. N s North Point, bet Larkin and Polk
Hallisey Daniel, laborer, r. 424 Broadway
Hallisey Daniel, shoemaker Gilbert Prlngle, r. 219 Te-
hama
Hallisey Patrick, shoemaker, r. 268 Tehama
Hallohan Richard, laborer, r. 414 Fell
Halloran Dennis, laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 18
Tehama
Halloran John, fireman Pacific Coast SS. Colima
Halloran John, laborer, r. 520 Mission
Halloran John, plumber G. G. Morrow, r. 2213 Cal.
Halloran M., Lumbermen's Pro. Onion, 71 New Mont.
Halloran Mark, laborer, r. 21}a Frederick, rear
Halloran Michael, bozmaker Union Box Factory, r. 20
Ritch
Halloran Michael, longshoreman Menzies, Bingham
&Co.
Halloiau Patrick, coalpasser Pacific Coa.st SS. Colima
Halloran Thomas, tailor, r. NE cor Twenty-fourth
and Castro
Halloran Thomas K., blacksmith S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. W s Iowa, bet Sierra and Nevada
Halloran William, plumber, r. 2213 California
Halloran. See Holleran and HoUoran
Hallowell Caleb, workman coiner's dept U. 8. Mint,
r. 2506 Bush
Hallowell S., driver Hayes Valley branch Market St.
RR. ^
Hallowell Samuel E., porter Baker & Hamilton, r.
925 Broadway
Hallows Alfred, clerk London and San Francisco
Bank, r. 1 Bush St. PI
Hallwegen Brothers (George and John Hallwegen)
books and stationery, 32 Turk
Hallwegen George (Hallwegen Brothers) r. 569 Minna
Hallwegen John (Hallwegen Brothers) r. 569 Minna
Hally Michael, bellman The Baldwin
Halphen Alexander, real-estate, 126 Kearny, room 1,
r. 415 Jones
Halpin Denis, gardener John Rosenfeld, NW cor
Fulton and Pierce
Halpin John, engineer, r. 13 Pacific
Halpin Michael, salesman John Lowth & Co., r. 102
Jones
Halpia William, laborer, r. 6 Laskie
Halpin William, inarblepolisher J. & F. Kesseler, r.
W s Tehama, bet Norwich and Precita Avs, B. H.
Halpin William, salesman John Lowth & Co., r. 34
Tyler
Halpruner Caroline Mrs., with W. 8. Halpruner,
8.')0 Market
Halpruner W. S., chiropodist, 850 Market
Halsey .\br iham, mining secretary, 314 Montgomery,
r. Lick House
Halsey Charles, judge Superior Court, Depart-
ment No. 10 (special) chambers new City Hall,
second floor, r. 2105 Hyde
Halsey Charles M., salesman J.W. Tucker & Co., r.
627 Ellis
Halsey Charles W., accountant, r..21i)5 Hyde
Halsey Edward A., cashier Hutchinson & Mann,r.
768 Harrison
Halsey Eugene Q., r. 2105 Hyde
Halsey F. A., r. 815 Mission
Halsey Francis G., assistant bookkeeper Le Count
Brothers, r. 2105 Hyde
Halsey George F., cutter Standard Shirt Factory, r.
123 Lily Av
Halsey Henry H., portrait painter, studio, 91 St. Ann's
Building, r. 1013 Market
Halsey Henry S., clerk Taylor Goodrich, r. 614 Ellis
Halsey James, 8. F. Ship Calkers' Assn, Barra's Hall
Halsey James D., clerk Emmet H. Rixford, r. 2105
Hyde
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Halsey Sarah M., widow, r. 121 Lily Av
Halsey 'William F., bookkeeper James H. Fish, r. 768
EarriBon
Halsinger R. M. Mrs., widow, r. 1139 Howard
Halstead E. A. Mrs., r. 409 OFarrell
I Halstead I., ropemaker Cal. Wire Works, r. Sanders'
' Hotel
Halstone Augustus, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 54
First
Halton Valentine, Stonecutters' Pro. Assn, 818 How-
, ard
Ealverson Swain, butcher B. E. Arnold, r. 2734 Mis-
I sion
] Ham Charles H., principal Broadway Grammar School,
r. Alameda
, Ham Frederick, lather new City Hall. r. 244 Minna
I Ham George, seaman schr Jessie Nickerson, r. 127
Jackson
\ Ham J. v., r. The Baldwin
Ham Richard K. (Renton, Holmes & Co.) r. San Jose
: Ham. See Hamm
i Hamam A., r. 316 Eighteenth
Haman John, blacksmith Moynlhan & Aitken, r. 2241
Mission
Hamaiin Hermine, widow, r. 331 Vallejo
Hamann Louis, musician Vienna Gardens, r. 121
O'Farrell
Hamann Pauline Miss, buttonholemaker H. Black, r.
331 Vallejo
Hamann Theresa Mrs., musician Vienna Gardens, r.
121 O'Farrell
Hamatb Charles, r. 2019 Webster
Hamatta John, watchman, r. Sixteenth Av, bet H and
G, South S. F.
Hambel William, porter Alois Mueller, r. 392 M Ninth
Hamberger Emily, widow, r. 215 Fifteenth
Hamberser Louis C, jewelry casemaker A. H. Loch-
baum, r. 215 Fifteenth
Hamberger William, clerk Peter A, Kearney, r. 215
Fifteenth
Hamberger. See Hamburger
Hambleton Angelina Miss, teacher, r. 810 Leav.
Hamblctouiau Livery and Sale btables, William Mc-
Catt'erty proptr, 2417 Mission
Hamblin Charles C, carpeutc-r, r. W s Hampshire, bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Hambrigbt George W., mining, r. 1927 Sutter
Hnmliu r«-Ainericaii Packet Co. , Henry Balzer
k Co. ageuts, 209 .Sansome
Huinburj^-American Steunisliip Co., J. F.
Meiuke & Co. agents, SW cor Sansome and Cal.
Hamburg; Board of Uiitler^vriters, Hellmann
Broth(rs .V- Co. agents, 525 Front
Hamburg-Bremen Fire Insurance Co., Phil-
ip, Speyer &Co. agents, 13 Merchants' Exchange,
425 California
Hamburjj^-Maj^deber^ Fire Insurance Co.
(of Hamburg) Gutte & Frank general agents, 307
California
Hamburg Mining Co. (Eureka Co., Nev.) D. A. Jan-
nings secretary, 401 California, room 4
Hamburg William, clerk Fred. H. Busby, r. cor Six-
teenth and First Av
Hamburger G. & Brother (Gustave and Morris) cloth-
ing, GO Third
Hamburger Gustave (G. Hamburger & Brother) r. 941
Folsom
Hamburger Lodging House, George Samsreither
proptr, 409 Pacific
Hamburger Morris (G. Hamburger & Brother) r. 941
Folsom
Hamburger. See Hamberger
Haniden Jamea, waiter, r. 3116 Natoma
Haiiiel Prudence, bedmaker St. Mary's College
Hamelin Louis, physician, olHce and r. 510 Broadway
Earner Harry H., clerk general superintendent'soflice
Wells, Fargo & tk).. r. 1009 Powell
Earner Henry C, machinist, r. 15 Williams
Eamerich Ernest, master schr No. 6, office 7 Clay
Eamerton Charles, cleik Thomas M. Antisell & Co.,
r. S H Twenty-ninth, bet Church and Sanchez
Eamerton Elir.a, widow, r. 8 8 Twenty-ninth, bet
Church and Sanchez
Eamerton John W., r. 47 West Mission
Eamerton Leila Miss, finisher Charles J. Holmes, r.
S 8 Twenty-ninth, bet Sanchez and Church
Eamerton Rita Miss, presser Charles J. Holmes, r.
8 s Twenty-ninth, bet Sanchez and Church
Eamerton William C, whipmaker Keyston Brothers,
r. 8 s Twenty-ninth, bet Sanchez and Church
Hamido A. Li, waiter stnir Oregon
Hamill A. H. Mrs., assistant Tehama Primary School,
r. 2524 Clay
Hamill Arthur, cigarmaker, r. 318 Pacific
Hamill Charles P., oysterman A. W. Manning, r.
030}^ Minna
Hamill John, stevedore, r. 510 Sixth, rear
Hamill John Mrs., widow, r. S s Borland, bet Guer-
rero and Dolores
Hamill John K. (successor to John Hamill) no-
tary public, and commissioner deeds, 329 Mont-
gomery, r. S s Borland, bet Guerrero and Dolores
Hamill Jones K., compositor S. F. Journal of Com-
merce, r. 508 Ellis
Hamill Kate F. Miss, assistant Silver St. Primary
School, r. 2524 Clay
Hamill PatrickH., salesman Doane & Henshelwood, r.
S 8 Dorland, bet Guerrero and Dolores
Hamill Thomas, waiter Lick House
HamiU William A., architect, r. S s Dorland,
bet Guerrero and Dolores
Hamill. See Hammell and Hammill
Hamilton Mrs., r. 12 Ellis
Hamilton Agnes M., widow, r. 416 Harrison
Hamilton Albert O., r. SW cor Sacramento and De-
vi sadero
Hamilton Alexander, r. 322 Third
Hamilton Alexander, bookkeeper J.W. Davidson & Co.
Hamilton Alexander, machiuist Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 529 Sacramento
Hamilton Andrew, teamster John Morton k. Co., r. 14
Eighth
Hamilton Andrew, mason, r. 256 First
Hamilton Andrew Jr., confectioner Foster & Co., r.
14 Eighth
Hamilton Ann, widow, boarding, 7 Hodges PI
Hamilton Callaghan. bootmaker, r. 2615 Sutter
Hamilton Caroline Miss, r. 1329 California
Hamilton Carrie L. Mrs., assistant Market and Seventh
Sts. Primary School, r. 3 Ewer PI
Hamilton Charles (Hamilton & Hutchinson) r. 445
Minna
Hamilton Charles, landscape gardener, r. 100 Ji Second
Hamilton Charles A. (Hamilton & Jackson) r. 1904
Ellis
Hamilton Charles H., clerk, r. 202 Sixteenth
Hamilton Charles V., r. .530 Ellis
Hamilton Charles V. (Hamilton h McMullen) r. 28
Kearny
Hamilton Christopher, porter, r. 515 Vallejo
Hamilton Claude T., salesman Dunham, Carrigan &
Co.,r. 1-22-.' Pine
Hamilton C. M. Miss, r. 931 Market
Hamilton David, express and baggage agent Antloch
Div. Central Pac. RR., r. 514)4 Eel!
Hamilton D. V. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint. r. The
Windsor
Hamilton E. A., widow, r. 416 O'Farrell
Hamilton E. D., widow, r. 905 Market
Hamilton Edward P., carpenter and builder r. E s
Bartlett, bi t Twenty-sixth and Army
Hamilton Elijah S., day watchman U. S. Mint, r. San
Leandro
Hamilton Ellen, domestic 224 Tenth
Hamilton Erastus, clerk freight auditor Central Pac.
RR., r. 902 Mission
Hamilton Francis W., foreman Centennial Planing
Mills, r. KiO Perry
Hamilton Frederick F. (Percy & Hamilton) r. 1206
Market
Hamilton George E., bookkeeper, r. 425 Kearny
Hamilton George T. janitor Pac. Stock Exchange, r.
31 H Montgomery
Hamilton, Goldstone i Co. (John W. Hamilton, Law-
rence P. Goldstone and John C. Griswold) mining
brokers and mill contractors, 214 Sansome, rooms
19-23
Hamilton Hall, SW cor Geary and Steiner
Hamilton Henry Y., grainer, r. 1006 Pine
Hamilton Hugh G. (Hamilton & Burke) r. WBllll-
nois, nr Sii rra
Hamilton James, r. 422 Grove
Hamilton James, r. H29 Folsom
Hamilton James (McAfee, Wheeler k Co.) r. 8 B
Twenty-third, bet York and Hampshire
Hamilton James, bookkeeper, r. 25 Twenty-third
Hamilton James, contractor, 222 McAllister, r. 62
Second
Hamilton James, hillraan N. B. and Mission RB.
Hamilton James, liquor saloon, 804 Sansome
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN, '^sja^^ofSuF
JONAS J. MORRISON,
Iinniber Dealer, N. E. cor. Mission and Spear Sts. , has largre
Lumber Sheds filled -vrith >vell seasoned Lumber.
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Hamilton James, seaman, r. 7 Hodges PI nr Vallejo
Hamilton James, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
BsuiiltoD James, seaman, r. 134 Steiiart
Hamilton Jaiiics. second mate bark General Cobb
Howard St. Wharf
Hamilton James, special policeman. r.lS02 Dupont
Hamilton James F., St. Andrews Soc, 232 Sutler
Hamilton James M., detective City Hall. r. W s Mis-
sion Road, nr Six-Mile House
Hamilton James M., shipping clerk Baker & Hamil-
ton, r. 818 Twentieth
Hamilton James T., vice-principal Lincoln Grammat
Srhool. r. 318 Kearny
Hamilton James W., r. N s Minna, nr Fourth
Hamilton James W., foreman D. A. Macdouald & Co.,
r. 730 Hayes
Hamilton J. H., collector, r. 532 Ellis
Hamilton John, r. 26 Sixth
Hamilton John, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 60
Zoe
Hamilton John, conductor Omnibus RR., r. 36 Mary
Hamilton John, first mate etmr Thos. A, Whitelaw, r.
3(i2 Brnnnan
Hamilton John, mate schr Eudora
Hamilton John, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
60"i Stevenson
Hamilton .John, seaman, r. 3G0 Brannan
Haniilton John Rae, manager Commercial Union
.Assurance Co. (London.) 210Sansome, r. 1024 Bush
Hamilton John W. (Hamilton, Goldstone & Co.) r.
Oakland
Hamilton Jo.seph, r. 421 Bryant
Hamilton Margaret, widow, r. N s California Av, nr
Columbia PI, B. H.
Hamilton Mary Mrs., lodgings, 60 Third
Hamilton Mary E. Miss, dressmaker, r. W b York, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Hamilton Mattie, widow, r. 815 Hyde
Hamilton Michael, r. St. Mary's Hospital
Hamilton Napier, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
r. Oakland
Hamilton Oliver A., speculator, r. SW cor Devisadero
and Sacramento
Hamilton Ric)iard, plumber L.Hufschmidt& Brother,
r. 420 Fulton
Hamilton Robert, longshoreman, r. 436 Jessie, rear
Hamilton Robert, water tender ]?acific Mail SS. Gra-
nada
Hamilton Robert J., conductor Market St. RR., r. 112
Shotwell
Hamilton Robert M. (Baker & Hamilton) r. 1015 Cal.
Hamilton Samuel, butcher, r. 421 Bryant
Hamilton Samuel, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Illinois, nr Sierra
Hamilton Samuel, waiter Muehe & Duggan, r. 30 Perry
Hamilton Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Georgia, bet Shasta and Sierra
Hamilton Thomas J., r. W s York, bet Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth
Hamilton Thomas J., builder and contractor, r. 334
Sixth
Hamilton William C, manager music dept A. L. Ban-
croft k Co., r. 1 Willow, bet Seventeenth and
Eighteenth
Hamilton William J., chief operator Western Union
Tel. Co., r. 15 Yerba Buena
Hamilton William J. Mrs., te.-icher Heald's Business
College, r. 15 Yerba Buena
Hamilton William T., deputy coroner, 16 O'Farrell
Hamilton W. J., r. 225 O'Farrell
Hamilton & Burke (Hugh G. Hamilton and Edward
Burke) liquor saloon, W s Illinois, nr Sierra
Hamilton & Hutchin.son (Charles Hamilton and Thom-
as Hutchinson) carpenters, 445 Minna
Hamilton & Jackson (Charles A. Hamilton and W. F.
Jackson) portrait painters, 105 St. Ann's Build-
ing
Hamilton k McMuUen (C. V. Hamilton and Joseph
McMuUen) liquor saloon. 1 Morton
Hamilton k Sharp (J.W. Hamilton and Wesley Sharp)
wines and liquors, 515 California
Hamlin Charles H., salesman Goodyear Rubber Co.,
r. 512 Jones
Hamlin Charles L., boot and shoemaker, 635 Howard
Hamlin George, real-estate, r. S s Fifteenth, bet Noe
and Castro
Ham.lin George A., shoefitter Charles L. Hamlin, r.
635 Howard
Hamlin Henry H.. drayman Wooster, Hubbell & Co.,
r.-520 Folsom
Hamlin Horace H., teamster C. C. Shattuck, r. 1006
Pacific
Hamlin Lewis, expressman, 6 and 8 Sutter, r. 885
Seventeenth
Hamlin M. J., clerk, r. 529 Valencia
Hamlin Sarah D. Miss, private school, 810 Leaven-
worth
Hamlin Thomas, clerk L. G. Sresovich & Co., r. 509
Clay
Hamlin Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Cas-
sius Hotel
Hamlin Thomas, salesman, r. 920 Clay
Hamlin Thomas, waiter Cassius Hotel
Hamm Ja'ob W., waiter Delmonico Restaurant, r.
1212 Mission
Hamm John H., clerk freight auditor Central Pac.
RR.,r. ."530 Geary
Hamm Louis J., bookkeeper Anglo-Californian Bank,
r. 2703 Bush
Hamm Nicholas, carpainter, r. 159 Clara
Hamm. See Ham
Hamma Irvin, carpenter, r. 543 Jessie
Hanimam Medicated and Turkish Baths,
Dr. A. M. Loryea proptr, 11 and 13 Dupont
Hammamney John, laborer Cal. and Nevada Ice Co.,
r. 230 Post
Hammar Lars F., r. 2011 Dupont
Hammar W. B., broker, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hammaiberg Augusta C. Miss, dressmaker, r. 19 Lewis
Hammell Samuel P., horseshoer Thomas Roberts, r.
1615 Market
Hammell W^illiam F. (William F. Hammell k Co.) r.
1122 Mission
Hammell William F. & Co. (William F. Hammell and
John Sproston) bottle dealers, 1122 Mission
Hammer Edward H. (Thomas H. Selby & Co.) r. 44
Silver
Hammer Emil, clerk Noah S. Thompson, r. SE cor
Market and Steuart
Hammer Frederick H. (John Ziegenbein & Co.) r. 431
Bartlett
Hammer George, barber Philip Cohen, r. ISJj Sac.
Hammer Harry, r. 743 Pine
Hammer John F., salesman John Ziegenbein k Co.,
r. Oakland
Hammer L. K. , agent Chickering & Sons' pianos,
23 Dupont, r. Sacramento
Hammer Richard, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hammer William, waiter Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Hammerich Ernest, captain schr P. & R., No. 6, r. 327
Twenty-seventh
Hammerman Claus, captain sloop Lizzie R. A., Mission
St. Wharf
Hammers Albert, hamessmaker Mead & Son, r. 534
Fulton
Hammerschlag John, butcher, r. 1317 Pacific
Hammerschmidt Frederick, barber John. Hammer-
schmidt, r. 1427 Turk
Hammerschmidt John, barber, 610 Laguna, r. 1428
Turk
Hammerschmidt John A., clerk M. A. Gunst. r. 707
Mason
Hammerschmidt Louis, bookkeeper Feigenbaum k
Co., r. 1428 Turk
Hammerschmidt Louisa Miss, dressmaker, r. 707
Mason
Hammerslaw Julia, widow, r. 120 Prospect PI
Hammersmith Ferdinand, solicitor, r. 636 Pacific
Hammersmith John E., merchant, r. 228 O'Farrell
Hammersmith T., Mrs., widow, r. 114 Powell
Hammes Adolph, packer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. N s
Fourteenth, nr Guerrero
Hammes John, hostler A. G. Roden, r. 1717 Sac.
Hammet George I., clerk Murray k Co., r. 16 Stock-
ton PI
Hammett George W.. teamster, r. Tenth Av, bet N
and O, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Hammill Arthur B., cigarmaker J. Casuer & Co., r.
717 Sansome
Hammill Benjamin, carpenter, r. 772 Mission
Hammill Bernard, r. 772 Mission
Hammill Frank, teamster, r. NE cor Fourth and Berry
Hammill John, boilermriker Fulton Iron Works
Hammill Joseph, plumber and gasfitter, r. 772 Mission
Hammill Owen, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 26 Zoe
Hammill William. plumber and gasfitter, r. 772 Mission
Hammit Charles H., apothecary G. G. Burnett, r. 104
Vicksburg
Hammit John M., coppersmith Southern Pac. BR.,
r. 104 Vicksburg
f\f~r\ I A/ />| ADI/ 645 MARKET STREET, wholesale and retail dealer in
bLU. W. LLAnrx, Paper Hangings & Slia!!e Material. Manufacturer of winfliiw Shades
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^H0I.ESAI.E HARmVARE,
Alarket and Frout Street.-*.
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Eammit William, machinist Southern Pac. KK., r.
104 Vicksburg
Hammond A., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Hanimoncl Anselm C, mining secretary, 401
California, r. 1411 Washington
Hammond Ansc-lm C. Jr., clerl; Falkner, Bell & Co., r.
1411 Washington
Hammond Charles, cook Arthur H. Cousins, r. NW
cor Clementina and First
Hammond Charles H., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. S s Twenty-Fecond, bet Alabama and Columbia
Hammond C. M. Miss, clerk auditor Market St. RR.,
r. 1411 Washington
Hammond Daniel P., salesman Greenebaxun, Sachs &
Freeman, r. Oakland
Hammond Fletcher, bartender, r. 211 Ellis
Uanimoud George, teamster, r. 525 Octavia
Hammond Himnah, widow, r. 1303 J<i Eddy
Hammond Henry C, porter Howe & Hall, r. llKiSac.
Hammond Henry T. (Hammond & Wright) r. 710 Hyde
Hammond James, bookkeeper E. Eaas i; Co., r. 1717 )<s
Mission
Hammond Jesse, carpenter, r. 45 Everett
Hammond John, r. 21 Lafayette
Hammond John, millwright and mechanical engineer,
209 and 211 Market, r. 407 Oak
Hammond John H., mining engineer, r. 710 Hyde
Hammond John J., driver La Grande Laundry, r. 1542
Howard
Hammond Josejah H. , merchant tailor, r. 2732 Howard
Hammond Letitia Miss, dressmaker, r. 961 Mission
Hammond Louis, musician, r. 1222 Bush
Hammond Mary, widow, r. H18 Minna, rear
Hammond Mary Mrs., r. 1008 J^ Market
Hammond Nathaniel, warehouseman B. P. Flint &
Co., r. 910 ValU jo
Hammond Peter, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Hammond Philip, roofer Henry G.Fiske,r. 251 Minna
Hammond Rieliurd P., president California Pa-
(•itic Railroad, oftice NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, and ch: irman Board of Police Commis-
sioners, r. 710 Hyde
Hammond Richard P. Jr., r. 710 Hyde
Hammond I.ichard W., extraman Hose No. 1, S. F. F.
D., r. 15 Altn, rear
Hammond Roland G., receiver City RR., r. 1701
Mission
Hammond Thomas, drover, r. 703)^ Davis
Hammond Thomas B., clerk 8. F. News Co., r. C23
Powell
Hammond T. W., r. 305 Kearny
Hammond W. A. & Co. (William A. Hammond) jew-
elers and watchmakers, 4 Sixth
Hammond William, drover, r. 703 Davis
Hammond William, physician, 857 Mission, r. 859
Mission
Hammond Willinm, tailors' trimmings, 320 Post
Hammond William A. (W. A. Hammond & Co.) r. 121
Fulton
Hammond William B., salesman Howe & Hall, r. C
Glover
Hammond William E., clerk 8. F. News Co., r. 623
Powell
Hammond William H., physician, r. 7C5 Howard
Hammond William H., painter, r. 703 )i Davis
Hatumond William T., plumber G. &. W. Snook, r.
215 Minna
Hammond & Wriju'lit (H. T. Hammond and J.
A. Wright) attorneys at law, If! Nevada Block
Hammons James, special policeman, r. 431 Pine
Hammst Jacob, hostler A. Waters, r. 1000 Geary
Humore A. A., mate sttur San Joaquin No. 2, Jackson
St.Wharf
Hampe Frederick, tailor, r. 803 Montgomery
Hampshire George H., cigars and tobacco, 0 Bdwy.
Hampshire Mary, widow, r. 258 Spear, rear
Hampttead Eliza, widow, r. 1213 York
Hampston Daniel, horse shoer John Grace, r. 1108
Howard
Hampton Brothers (William and Charles W.) electri-
cal instrument and model makers, 607 Mission
Hampton (Charles W. (Hampton Bros.)r. 26 Glover
Hampton David F., driver United Carriage Co., r.
174 Clementina
Hampton John, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Hampton Leo, salesman A. P. Ra\e & Co., r. 16 Pros-
pect PI
Hampton Mill and Mining Co. (White Pine, Nev.)
Henrj- Deas secretary, 44 Nevada Block
r. 127
Six-
Hampton Robert, gasfilterL. Hufschmidt & Bro., r.
SW cor Mason and O'Farrell
Hampton William (Hampton Bros.) r. 1718 Leav.
Hamrock Patrick, laborer, r. Broadwsy Hotel
Hams Thon.'as, seamiin sehr Pet
Hanaford John H., r. 102 Clementina
Hanak Jacob, jeweler, r. 219}^ Austin
Hanamney John, laborer, r. 230 Post
Hanauer Joseph, dairymiiu William Hall, r. France
Av, bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Hanauer Jose])h, traveling agent, r. Ahlborn House
Hanauer Nicholas, dairyman William Hall, r. France
Av, bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Hanavan Jcihn, bricklayer, r. 1705 Jessie, rear
Hanbury John F., furniture, G9 Fourth
Hanbuiy Peter, farmer, W s San Jose Road, nr Indus-
trial School
Hanchette Emma A. Mrs., r. 824 Lombard
Hauchette Harry J. (Wright & Hanchette) r. 824 Lom-
bard
Hanihette J. L., piano tuner and repairer
Kearny
Hancock A. B., Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Hancock Charles F., bookkeeper, r. 1004 Bush
Hancock Charles H. fHancock & Kelso) r. N s
teeuth, bet Hnmpshire and Jersey
Hancock Frank, calker Clark & Webster, r. 54 First
Hancock Frederick, blacksmith, r. 1731 Broadway
Hancock Harvey G., painter John J. Coouey, r. 253
Clara
Hancock House, Samuel Hancock prcptr, 771
Mission
Hancock James, mining, r. 18 Turk
Hanioik Jolui, proof reader Evening Bulletin, r. 1731
Br.)adway
Hancock John Jr., harm ssmaker, r. 1731 Broadway
Hancock Robert, waiter Lick House, r. 245 Minna
Hancock Samuel, jiMptr H;iu< oci< House, 771
Mission, and Nevada House. i:>2 Sixth
Hancock W. Mrs., dressmaker, 222 Post
Hancock William, r. 222 P.>st
Hancock William D., hosiler P.L. Archibald & Co., r.
307 McAllister
Hancock & Kelso (Charles H. Hancock and John Kel-
so) eont!a< tors.N s Sixteenth, bet Hampshire and
Jersey, olfice 335 M'intgomery
Hand Edward, upholsterer, r. 923 Washington
Hand Fretitrlck, se( ond mate bark Lady Lampson,
Mission St. Wharf
Hand George W., carpenter, r. 1421 Polk
Hand H., seaman, r. SW cor Jackson and Drumiu
Hand John J., r. 532 Howard
Hand John S., merchant tailor, 314 Kearny
Hand Joseph W. A., salesman C. J. Hawley & Co., r.
Alameda
Hand Josiah, bookkeeper Bode & Searle, r. 2504 Clay
Handy Sa'lie Miss, dressmaker Mme Gaudron, r. 1921
Stockton
Hand Steven H., collector Commercial Insurance Co.
of California, r. 1720 Turk
Hand W. H., second lieutenant U. S. Revenue Stuir
Richard Rush
Hand William, tuilor, 534 Pine
Hand William M., sulesiuan Bowen Brothers, r. 313
Turk
Handel George, finisher P. Llesenfeld, r. 945 Folsom
Handel Isidore, jeweler, r. 226 Turk
Handke H. W., r. Prescott House
Handler Catherine, domestic 830 Fulton
Handley .\nnie Miss, dressmaker, r. 110 Sixth
Handley Charles J., watchman Market St. RR., r. 1114
Steincr
Handley James, farmer, r. 231 Second
Handley James, painter, r. .52 Second
Handley James, ship carpenter, r. 312 Beale
Hand'ey James F., newsdealer, r; J407 Montgomery
Handley John J., iiainter J. O Conuell, r. 241 Fourth
Handley Kate, chambermaid Lick House
Handliy Martin, lamplighter 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1407 Montgomery ' >
Handley Matthew, miner, r. 547 Mission
Handley Patrick, r. 1407 Montgomery
HandloB Joseph, passepartoutmaker Louis Dampf, r.
229 Fiftec nth
Handlos Oscar A., salesman Nolan Brothers, r. 22
Turk
Handlos Theresa Mrs., bakery, 229 Fifteenth
Handman Erwin, special policeman, r. 3 Rausch
Handmann Max O. (Sternberg & Handmann) r. 572
Folsom
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY.
LACE CURTAINS, BLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office, 33 Geary St.
I MArnf)MJl9ini4 li«i*OIlTi!;K OF A XD DEALER I.\ ALL, KIXDS OP FOREIGN
J. mnOUU II UUUn, aNO DOAIESTIC COAI., 41 Slurket street, corner Spear.
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Handmore Martin, milkman, r. 2815 California
Handville , widow, r. IIU Sixth
Handy Elizabeth, widow, laundress, r. 831 Vallejo,
rear
Handy Forrest N., captain schr K. B. Handy, Howard
St. Wharf
Handy Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 822 Bush
Handy Joseph L. , clerk L.N. Handy & Co., r. 243
Perry
Handy L. N. & Co. (Lucien N. Handy and James L.
Carthcut) coopers and general commission agents,
32 Clay
Handy Lucien N. (L. X. Handy & Co.) r. 243 Perry
Hundy Nelson A., with W. B. Sumner & Co., r. 403
Third
Handy William, fireman stnir James M. Donahue,
Washington St. Wharf
Handy William H., clerk King & Bodgers, r. 822
Bush .
Hanecke C, laborer Pacific Mall SS. Co.
Hanecke George, carpenter, r. Hansa Hotel
Hanekamp George F., bartender Osmer & Co., r. NE
cor Folsom and Steuart
Hanell W., sianian Pacific Mail SS. City of Sydney
Haney Charles, carpenter Sauford M. Hills, r. 12
Laskie
Haney Hugh, laborer Sea Wall, r. S s Twenty-fifth,
bet Columbia and Bryant Av
Haney James,- seaman shii) John Bryce, Beale St.
Wharf
Haney John, Jour. Shipwright's Assn, 71 New Mont.
Haney Joseph, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 541
First
Haney P., r. The Baldwin
Haney P., longshoreman, r. 23 Willow
Haney Richard, furniture, r. 621 Fell
Haney William, notary, r. 1418 Bush
Haney William W., liquor saloon, 221 Sacramento, r.
C13 Jones
Haney. See Heaney, Heany, and Heney
Hanford Emily, widow, r. 1402 Leavenworth
Hanford Isaac, i>ainter, r. S s Seventh Av, bet L and
M, South S. F.
Hanford James M., paymaster Central Pac. RB., NE
cor Fourth and Towusend, r. San Mateo
Hauifin Daniel, laborer, r. 4 Bryant Av
Hanlfin James, workman assay dept U. S. Mint, r.
Oakland
Hanifin Timothy, laborer, r. 4 Bryant Av
Hauifin Michael, salesman Patrick McDonnell, r. 418
Powell
Hanifin. See Hannifin
Hunify Ella, domestic 1108 Broadway
Hanify Frank, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 114G How-
ard
Hanify Frank, wheelwright, r. 1140 Howard
Hanify John A., bookkeeper Austin D. Moore, r. 1146
Howard
Hanify Michael, laborer, r. 25 Glover
Hanify Thomas, laborer, r. 12 Himinelmann PI
Hanisch Frank, painter, r. 320 Dupont
Hanjes Henry, cigars and tobacco, 305 California
Hank William, master mariner, r. 0(!0 Willow Av
Hanke Charles H., clerk, r. 19 Van Ness Av
Hani-erson Uiram D., upholsterer, 1236 Market, r. 217
Geary
Hanks Calvin W., teamster, r. 1126 Harrison, rear
Hanks Dwight E., conductor Southern Pac. RR.,r. 742
Harrison
Hanks Henry G., chemist and as.sayer, 019 Montgom-
ery, r. 1124 Greenwich
Hanks Kate Mrs., lodgings, 1047}^ Market
Hanks M.W.(M.W. Hanks k Co.) r. 137 Montgomery
Hanks M.W. & Co.(M.W. Hanks and Edward T. Bing-
ham) manufs rubber stamps, 137 Montgomery
Hanks William, captain schr Agues Nlcolaysen, Beale
St.Wbarf
Hanley Dennis G., guard House of Correction, r. 730
Clementina
Hanley Eliza, widow, r. 18 Moss
Hanley George W.. stevedore, r. E s Folsom, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Hanley Henry G., clerk banking dept Wells, Fargo k
Co., r. 403 Leavenworth
Hanley James, salesman Kennedy & Durr, r. 409 Ellis
Hanley James S. (Hanley & Snow) r. 3046 Sixteenth
Hanley J. H., shipcarpenter, r. 550 Folsom
Hanley John, painter, r. Terminal Hotel
Hanley John, waiter What Cheer House Restaurant
Hanley M., laborer, r. Columbia Hotel
Hanley M-tggie Miss, dressmaker Miss Sarah Lennon,
r. 730 Clementina
Hanley Martin, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.
Hanley Mary, widow, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Butte and Florida
Hanley Matthew J., cutter Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 325 Duncan
Hanley M. H., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Hanley Michael D., laborer, r. 428 Seventh
Hanley P., waiter, r. H25J4 Clay
Hanley Patrick, laborer, r. 428 Seventh
Hanley Patrick, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. Oakland
Hanley P.itrick, waiter, r. 18 Moss
Hanley Peter, laborer, r. 29 Freelon
Hanley Thomas, r. 1124 Sutter
Hanley Thomas, hostler John Flood, r. 823 Folsom
Hanley W. .\. Mrs., dressmaker, 873 Mission
Hanley William, helper melter and refiner's dept U. S.
Mint, r. 523 J<J Natoma
Hanley William, teamster, r. 1707 Octavia
Hanley William A., miner, r. 873 Mission
Hanley William H.. driver J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1906
Buctianan
Hanley & Sno-w (James S. Hanley and Louis T.
Snow) wholesale grocers, and dealers ship
stores. 126 California
Hanley. See Hanly and Henley
Hanlin Eliza Miss, r. 16 Eddy
Hanlon Bernard, patternmaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
146 Minna, rear
Hanlon diaries V., attorney at law, 310 Pine,
rooms 32-34, r. 11 South Park
Hanlon Daniel, marble cutter Joseph A. Tenney, r. 110
McAllister
Hanlon Daniel, mine superintendent, r. 11 South Park
Hanlon Felicia Miss, r. 146 Minna, rear
Hanlon Felix J., real-estate, r. 990 Folsom
Hanlon James, cooper Reuben Morton, r. 105 Com-
mercial
Hanlon John, clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 524
Howard
Hanlon John, laborer, r. 1128 Folsom
Hanlon John, laborer, r. SW cor Filbert and Van Ness
Av
Hanlon JVihn, stairbuilder, r. 716 Natoma
Hanlon John J., teamster Golden City Chemical
Works, r. 747 Brannan
Hanlon John R., bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 308
Union
Hanlon John S., r. 365 Jessie
Hanlon Mary E. Miss, assistant Union Grammar
School, r. 747 Brannan
Hanlon Mary J. domestic 804 Ellis
Hanlon Michael, lather, r. 229 Minna
Hanlon Philip, cigarmaker Ernst Gaifke, r. 747 Bran.
Hanlon Richard, hostler, r. 217 Folsom
Hanlon Richard, teamster Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. W
s Laurel, bet California and Saci'amento
Hanlon Valentine H., expressman, cor Davis and Val-
lejo, r. 308 Union, rear
Hanlon Valentine J., compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
308 Union, rear
Hanlon Wells, benchhand James M. Hurley, r. 8E cor
Fourteenth and Mission
Hanlon. See O'Hanlon
Hanly Caroline, domestic 27 H Fourth
Hanly Frank, salesman J. Hanly, r. 1313 Stockton
Hanly George T. (George T. Hanly & Co.) r. Oakland
Hanly George T. & Co. (George T. Hanly and
Washington Marion) teas, cofl'ees, spices and yfast
powders, and publishers S. F. Star, 922 Market,
and 214 Sacramento
Hanly James, clerk, r. 761 3^ Howard
Hanly James, salesman Kennedy & Durr, r. 207 Turk
Hanly John, porter James R. Kelly & Co., r. 761J^
Howard
Hanly John, dry and fancy goods, 1313 Stockton
Hanly John, teamster Charles R. Allen, r. 35 Frederick
Hanly Margaret Miss, r. 730 Clementina
Hanly Mary A., widow, r. 730 Clementina
Hanly Nathaniel, bartender Cosmopolitan Hotel, r.
780 Stevenson
Hanly Patrick, bartender Smith k Taylor, r. 217
Stevenson
Hanly Peter, foreman Superintendent of Streets
Hanly Thomas J., r. 730 Clementina
Hanly. See Hanley and Henley
Hanmore H. A., r. .502 Sutter
Hann Julius, bartender Joseph Straub, 21 Sixth
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Hanna Alexander C, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
N s Shasta, bet Maryland and Loui6iana
Hanna Aquila W., attorney at law, 20 Montgomery
Block, r. 314 Bush
Hanna Benjamin, driver Potrero and B, V. RR., r.
E s Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Hanna David, stovemounter W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. NE cor O'Farrell and Mason
Hanna F. M. Airs., r. The Baldwin
Hanna George, hay and grain, 8.59 Harrison
Hanna Hattie Mrs., boarding, 1010 Sutter
Hanna Hugh, woodturner, r. E s California Av, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Hanna Isaac, porter James De La Montanya, r. 293
Union
Hanna J. & P. N. (John and Peter N. Hanna) bags.
twine, duck, felt and general merchandise, 308
and 310 Davis
Hanna James, harneBscleaner Alban B. Butler, r. 249
Minna
Hanna James L., plumber and gasfitter, r. S 8 Twen-
tieth, bet Shotwt'll and Folsoni
Hanna James i^., special agent Travelers' Insurance
Co., 319 California, r. Oakland
Hannan James M., porter James De La Montanya, r.
293 Union
Hanna John (J. & P. N. Hanna) r. 546 Turk
Hanna John, clerk, r. 227 Geary
Hauna John, engineer The Baldwin, r. 771 Mission
Hanna John, hostler Nucleus Stable, r. 187 Stevenson
Hanna John, manager C. M. Plum & Co., ofiBce 641
Market, r. NE cor Eleventh and Folsom
Hanna John, master sloop Albatross, Channel, foot of
Fourth
Hanna Martin, harnessmakcr, r. 305 Minna
Hanna Matthew, laborer S. F. (ias Light Co., r. Cas-
sius Hotel
Hanna Michael, expressman, r. 9 Gilbert
Hanna Patrick R., groceries and liquors, NE cor Col-
umbia and Tweutj'-fourth
Hanna Peter N. (J. & P. N Hanna) r. 546 Turk
Hanna Robert, r. The Baldwin
Hanna Robert, r. 1120 Pine
Hanna W. C, r. The Baldwin
Hanna William, manatrer Hancock House, 771 Mission
Hanna William E., laborer, r, NE cor Columbia and
Twenty-fourth
Hanna. See Hannah
Hannaford E. F., with Horace Davis & Co.,r. Oakland
Hannaford William, laborer A. Patek, r. 162 Clem.
Haunagan William, housemover, r. 120 Francisco
Hannagan. See Hannigan
Hannah E. J. Mrs., widow, r. 2033 Howard
Hannah Levi, captain SS. San Viceate, Broadway
Wharf, r. Santa Cruz
Hannah Robert E., laborer Union Iron Works, r. 960
Mission
Hannah. See Hanna
Hannan Catherine, domestic 411 Van Ness Av
Hannan Daniel, clerk, r. 1415 Pacific
Hannan James, boilermaker Thomas Q. Roebuck, r.
12 Perry
Hannan John, fireman SS. Oakland, Oakland Ferry,
r. Oakland
Hannan John, laborer Pacific Coast SS. Co., r. 911
Sansome
Hannan John, quarryman, r. 1140 Howard
Hannan John, stockbroker, r. 12 Perry
Hannan Mary Miss, seamstress La Grande Laundry,
Hannan Michael, laborer, r. 9 Zoe j
Hannan Michael, laborer John Guerin, r. 513 Minna
Hannan PHtri<'k, laborer, r. 158 Shipley
HniHian Thomas, laborer, r. 1205 Folsom
Hannan Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 8W
cor Kansas and Sierra
Hannan Thomas, shoemaker, r. 8)i Potter
Hannan. See Hannon
Hannatli Charles T., r. 2019 Webster
Hannay Edward I., with Dickson, De Wolf & Co., r.
Oakland
Haiinebcrry Andrew, clerk, r. 219 Tyler
Hannoberry Michael, special policeman, r. 702 Ellis
Hanncs William W., r. cor Mission and Foote Av, nr
West End
Hannifin Annie A. Miss, r. 213 Mason
Hannifin Mury. widow, r. 1517 Stockton
Hannigan Anthony, laborer Edward Fanning, r. 320
Chestnut
Hannigan Charles, goldbeater James B. Newman, r.
10 Eleventh
Hannigan Charles N., glassblower, r. 10 Eleventh
Hannigan Edward, teamster Frank Barnard & Co. r. 407
Union
Hannigan Francis H., carpenter, r. 10 Eleventh
Hannigan James, carpenter, r. 104 Twenty-fifth —
Hannigan James W., can^cnter, r. 10 Eleventh — -
Hannigan Johanna, domestic 1224 Pine
Hannigan John, boilermaker Cal. Boiler Works,
r. <;»akland
Hannigan John, brassmolder, r. 942 Mission
Hannigan John, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine,
r. 10 St. Charles PI
Hannigan John S., carpenter, r. 10 Eleventh
Hannigan Michael, stock dealer, r. 1713 Jessie
Hannigan Michael P., salesman Neustadter Bros., r.
1322 California
Hannigan Patrick, carpenter, r. 10 Eleventh
Hannigan Patrick, deckhand swing crew Oakland
Ferry, r. 200 Washington
Hannigan Robert, mining, r. 279 Stevenson
Hannigan Thomas H., laborer, r. 73 West Mission
Hannigan. See Hannagan
Hanniger August, cook, r. 258 Clementina, rear
HanniB John C. (Hanuis & Stilwell) r. 105 Austin
Hanuis & Stilwell (John C. Hannis and William Stil-
well) carpenters, 1704 Sacramento
Hanniver William, gardener, r. 1230 Sacramento
Hannon Bartley, laborer, r. 20 Folsom Av
Haunon Benjamin, driver Potrero and B.V. RR., r. E
8 Tennessee, bet Sierra and Humboldt
Hannon Bridget, widow, r. 1812 Polk
Hannon Ida Miss, dressmaker Miss Sarah Lennon, r.
S s Tehama, bet Eighth and Ninth
Hannon John, farmer, N s Point Lobos Av, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Avs
Hannon Joseph, r. 1229 Turk
Hannotf Luke, helper Moynihan & Aitken
Hannon Mary, domestic l.'jOfi Sacramento
Hannon Mary Mrs., r. 529 Mission, rear
Hannon Martin, boilermaker, r. 529 Mission, rear
Hannon Matthew, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E s
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Hannon. See Hannan
Hannover Charles E., civil engineer, r. 214 O'Farrell
Hanover Consolidated Mining Co., John Duflf presi-
dent, 3!7 Pine
Hanover Fire Insurance Co., Henry Balzer &
Co. agents, 209 Sansome
Hanrahan David, laborer, r.S s St. Rose, nr Masonic Ay
Hanrahau Edward, laborer, r. 262 Clara
Hanrahan James L., r. American Exchange Hotel
Hanrahun John, silverplater, r. 42 Tehama
Hanrahan Joseph, fireman, r. 546 Folsom
Hanrahan Mary Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Mary Lyons,
r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hanrahan Michael, r. 33 Hinck ey
Hanrahan Patrick, teamster, r. 428 Shipley, rear
Hanrahan Thomas, maltster, r. 50 Lincoln
Hanrahan William, gardener, r. 11 Wetmore PI
Hanrahan. See Henrehan
Hanretty Mary, widow, r. 356 Third, rear
Hans Elizabeth, widow, r. N s Fifteenth, bet Sanchez
and Noe
Hans George J., groceries and liquors, NW cor Chest-
nut and Dupont
Hans William, groceries and liquors, NE cor Stockton
and Greenwich
Hansu Hotel, Graner & Strohl proptrs, 429 Bush
Hausberger Solomon, bookkeeper, r. 2'29 O'Farrell
Hansbrough George H., carpenter, r. 716}^ Grove —
Ilansbroiigh George W., carpenter, r. 716}^ Grove —
Hansbury Patrick, laborer, r. 1314 Polk
Hunsbury Thomas, laborer Moore & Wilkie, r. 10
Chira
Hanschen Cord Henry, liquor saloon, 800 Montgomery
Hanscom C, longshoreman Menzies, Bingham k Co.
Hanscom John O. (Loudon & Hanscom) r. Oakland
Hanscom N., longshoreman Menzies, Bingham & Co.
IlanS'Om William W., engineer, r. 012 O'Farrell
Hansel Emil, cabinetmaker J. G. H. Meyer, r. 146
Minna, rear
Hansen John T., printer 0. A. Murdock & Co., r. 710
Lark in
Hansen William, carpenter Albert F. Knorp, r. 710
Larkin
Hansel! William L., carpet layer J. W. Burnham &
Co., r. cor Jersey and Sanchez
Hansen Albert, ( ariienter, r. 14 Hollis
Hansen Albert, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Hansen Albert, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
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Hansen Albert, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hansen Alexander G., bookkeeper, r. 19 Moss
Hansen Alfred (M. & A. Hansen) r. 14 Hollis
Hansen Alfred, liquor saloon, SW cor Montgomery
and Kearny, r. 216 Montgomery Av
Hansen Andreas (Hottua & Hansen) r. 86 Everett
Hansen Andrew, gardener, r. SE cor Van Ness Av and
Filbert
Hansen Andrew, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hansen Andrew, seaman schr American Girl, Howard
St. Wharf
Hansen Andrew, seaman schr Jeannette, r. 39 Pacific
Hansen Andrew, waiter, r. 271 Minna
Hansen Andrew, watchman stmr Harriet, Jackson St.
Wharf
Hansen Anton, r. Terminal Hotel
Hansen Asmus, assayer Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. 2120 Mason
Hansen August, cabinetmaker, r. 27 Pearl, rear
Hansen B., seaman Pacific Coast SS. Salinas, r. North
Pacific Hotel
Hansen Benjamin H., captain schr C. H. Merithew,
Mission St. Wharf
Hansen Benjamin J., seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Hansen C, r. 957 Market
Hansen C, hostler Potrero and B. V. KE., r. SW cor
Kentucky and Nevada
Hansen Carl, clerk Hellmann Bros. & Co., r. 2108
Mason
Hansen C. H., first officer Pacific MailSS. City of New
York
Hansen Charle8,„cabinetmaker, r. 431 Stevenson
Hantion Charles, dyer Charles J. Holmes, r. 417 Minna
Hansen Charles, pilot stmr Pride of the Eiver, Jack-
son St. Wharf
Hansen Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hansen Charles C, foreman Peter Robinson, r. 2008
Dupont
Hansen Charles E. (Gluck & Hansen) r. 828 Fulton
Hansen Charles K. (C. R. Hansen & Co.) r. cpr Esmer-
alda and Lundj' Lane
Hansen Chris., master mariner, r. 119 Park Av
Hansen Chris., seaman, r. 2 Haggin
Hansen Christian, baker, r. 114J<. Turk, rear
Hansen Christian, driver National Brewery, r. SE cor
Fulton and Webster
HaB«en Christian, longshoreman, r. SW cor Jackson
and Druuim
Hansen Christopher, bartender, r. 415 Vallejo
Hansen Christopher, carpenter, 13 Haggin, r. 2 Haggin
Hanson Christopher, captain brigantine John D.
Spreckels,ofHce 215 Front
Hansen Christopher, waiter What Cheer House Res-
taurant
Hansen C. R. & Co. (Charles E. Hansen and W.
D. Ewer) employment agency, 024 and 626 Clay
Hansen Edward, captain stmr Washington, Jackson
St. Wharf
Hansen Edward, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Hansen Elizabeth, widow, r. 116 Welsh
Hansen E. M., seaman, r. 10 Berry
Hansen Emanuel iHelmrich & Hansen) r. Palace Hotel
Hansen Emanuel, tailor, r. 7 August Alley
Hansen Ferdinand, laborer Reichert & Co., r. 522 Fil-
bert
Hansen Frank, papercarrier, r. 1 Vallejo
Hansen Frederick, butcher James Lintott, r. 629
Third
Hansen Frederick, longshoreman, r. 915 Battery
Hansen Frederick, nurse German Hospital
Hansen Frederick, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Hansen Frederick, seaman, r. 131 Harrison
Hansen Frederick, seaman, r. Johnson PI, nr Har-
rison
Hansen Frederick C, cigars and tobacco, SW cor
Jackson and East
Hansen George (Hansen & Kuhl) r. 109 Montgomery
Hansen George, miller Capitol Mills, r. cor Thirty-
first and Whitney
Hansen George, painter, r. 419 Grove
Hansen George J., groceries and liquors, SE cor Polk
and Turft
Hansen H., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Hansen H. A., cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, r. So-
lano, bet Iowa and Indiana
Hansen Hans, laborer, r. 5 Newell
Hansen Hans, seaman schr S. M. Coombs, E s East,
bet Market and Mission
Hansen Hans Christian, manager J. E. Jarrett, 262
First
Hansen Harry, shipcarpenter, 3 ;<; Mission, r. 6 Lib-
erty, bet Third and Fourth
Hansen Heinrich, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Hansen Heinrich, seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Sydney
Hansen Henning N., master mariner, r. 241 Fremont
Hansen Henry, seaman, r. Keyt-toue House
Hansen Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hansen Henry C, Cigarmakers' Asxn, 771 Market
Hansen Henry E., seaman schr Mabel and Edith, Bat-
tery St.Wharf
Hansen Henry S., laborer, r. 307 Ritch
Hansen Hermann, cabinetmaker J. G. H. Meyer, r. 146
Minna
Hansen Hermann, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hansen Hermann, waiter Gustavus Pope, r. 21 Stan-
ford
Hansen H. J., mate schr Cassie Hay ward, Mission
St. Wharf
Hansen H. M., shoemaker, r. 114 Dore
Hansen H. R., seaman, r. SW cor Jackson and Drumm
Hansen Jacob (Hansen .t Peterson) r. 646 Fourth
Hansen James, framemaker David Brady, r. W s
Dame, bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Hansen James P., lumberman, r. Third, nr Town-
send
Hansen J. C, master schr Hayes, office 44 Market
Hansen John, boxmaker M. Waizman, r. 312 J$ Clem.
Hansen John, cook, r. 417 Minna
Hansen John, driver Gilbert C. Fowler, r. 313 Vallejo
Hansen John, master mariner, r. 333 Ritch
Hansen John, mate schr John W. Ingalls, Beale St.
Wharf
Hansen John, screen tender Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co.
Hansen John, seaman, r. Ill Jackson
Hansen John, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Hansen John, seaman,r. 132 Steuart
Hansen John, watchman stmr Oregon, Folsom St.
Wharf
Hansen John C, gunmaker William H. Schneider, r.
28 Geary
Hansen John Christ, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Hansen John L., laborer, r. 211 Tenth
Hansen Jorgen, mate sclir Ivanhoe, Beale St. Wharf
Hanst-n Joseph, seaman schr Aljraham Lincoln,
Fourth St. Wharf
Hansen Justinius, seaman, r. 813 Filbert
Hansen Len A., master schr Mabel and Edith, r. Oak-
land
Hansen Louis, saddle and harnessmaker, 528 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 009 Union
Hansen Louis, stevedore Charles E. Haseltlne
Hansen Louis, teamster Charles A. Famum, r. 2136
O'Farrell
Hansen Louis, waiter Vienna Gardens, 400 Sutter
Hansen M., cabinetmaker, r. 443 Minna
Hansen M. Mrs., midwife, r, 1003 Harrison
Hansen M. Si A. (Marqnard and Alfred) proptrs
Main St. Mill, manufs all kinds of house finish,
130-136 Main
Hansen Marquard (M. & A. Hansen) r. 2134 O'Farrell
Hansen Martin, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Hansen Martin, seaman U. S. Revenue stmr J. F.
Hartley
Hansen Marv, domestic 1220 Hampshire
Hansen Mathias, laborer Cal, Sugar Refinery, r. NW
cor Bryant and Eighth
Hansen Neils, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgomery
Hansen Xis C, r. 1324 Filbert, rear
Hansen Glaus (Decker & H^psen) r. 32 Natoma
Hansen Ole. clerk Harry Bentham, r. 751 J4 Folsom
Hansen Ole, laborer, r. 328 Main
Hansen Oscar, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 120
Seventh
Hansen Oscar, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Hansen Otto, ook, Arion House, r. 13 and 15 Page
Hansen P., vegetableman Baldwin's Dining Palace
Hansen Peter, driver Chase & Wolff, r. 42 Steuart
Hansen Peter, drayman Henry Brickwedel & Co.
Hansen Peter, longshoreman, r. 412 Beale
Hansen Peter, longshoreman, r. 915 Sansome
Hansen Peter, lumberman, r. 127 Jackson
Hansen Peter, master stmr Pioneer, Jackson St.
Wharf, r. Oakland
Hansen Peter, mate schr Abraham Lincoln, Fourth
St.Wharf
Hansen Peter, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Hansen Peter, seaman bark Cyane, r. Washington, nr
East
Hansen Peter, seaman schr Mose, Humboldt Wharf
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HanBen Peter, 8ecoi;d officer SS. Areata, Pacific St.
Wharf
Hansen Peter, ship carpenter, r. 1028 Market
Hansen Peter, wood, coal, hay and {jrain, SE cor Rail-
road and Seventh Avs, South S. F
Hansen Rasmus, carpenter M. & A. Hansen, r. 2134
OTarrell
Hansen Rasmus, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Hansen S. A., carpenter, r. 1304 H Montgomerj-
Hansen Samuel E., driver National Brewery, r. SE
cor Fulton and Webster
Hansen Soren, carpenter and builder, r. 1100 Bryant
Hansen Sven, master schr Three Brothers, Eureka
Dock
Hansen Theodore, cutter Mills, Leak & Co., r. 1614
Jones
Hansen Thomas, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Hansen Thomas, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Hansen William, farmer, r. 127 Jackson
Hansen William, foreman Mayrisch Brothers & Co..
r. 1219 Pacific, rear
Hansen William, porter Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r.
1934}^ Mission
Hansen William, laborer, r. Keystone House
Hansen & Kuhl (George Hansen and Gustave Kuhl)
liquor saloon, 108 Sutter
Hansen & Peterson (.Jacob Hansen and Christ. Peter-
fon) proptrs Railroad Restaurant, 644 Fourth
Hansen. See Hanson
Hansford Block, 11-29 California, and 114-132 Market
Hanshew John, locksmith, r. 912 Harrison
Hanshew Maria E., widow, r. 912 Harrison
Hanson, Ackersou & Co. (Charles Hanson and
John W. .Vckerson) lumber, and proptrs Tacoma
Mills (Washington Ter.) and Tacoma and Pugent
Sound packets. Pier 11 Steuart
Hanson Alfred, seaman sloop Franklin, Jackson St.
Wharf
Hanson Allen, painter Gumpertz & Spamer, r. 28
Minna
Hanson Andrew G., stock operator, r. 1206 Market
Hanson Andrew J. Rev., assistant M. E Chinese Mis-
sion, r. 916 Washington
Hanson Annie ■. Miss, assistant Union Primary
School, r. 1307 Stockton
Hanson Benjamin, second mate schr Trustee, Green
St.Wharf
Hanson C, teamster Pacific Improvement Co.
Hanson Charles (Hanson, Acker8on& Co.) r. Redwood
City
Hanson Charles, clerk C. James King of William &
Co., r. o Newell
Hanson Charles, printer Imperial Photograph Gal-
lery, r. 423 Jones
Hanson Charles, siaman schr Florence Caduc, Fourth
St.Wharf
Hanson Charles E., carpenter, r. W s Dolores, bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Hanson Charles F., seaman, r. 30 Clay
Hanson Charles H., liquor saloon, 536 Washington
Hanson Chris., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1003
Harrison
Hanson Christian W., foreman O. K. Foundry, r. 2122
Masou
Hanson Christf)pher, laborer, r. E sWhitney.bet Thir-
tieth and Ruudnll
Hanson Cornelius (Fisher & Hanson) r. 928 Post
Hanson Ebi-nczer, expressman, r. E s Mission, bet
Twenty-lifth and T^nty-sixth
Hanson Edwurd, butcher Michelssen, Brown & Co.,r.
Fifth Av, nr K, South S. F.
Hanson Edward, seaman, r. 132 Steuart
Hanson Edward 11., bookkeeper Wright & Bowue, r.
834 Mission
Hanson Elizabeth, widow, r. 2713 Howard
Hanson Ellen, widow, furnished rooms, 1307 Stockton
Hanson Fergus, butcher 11 and 12 California Market,
r. 1708 Stockton
Hanson Frank, laborer Southern Pac. RR.
Hanson Frederick, carpenter, r. 66 Tehama
Hanson Frederick, seaman schr Lottie Collins. Beale
St. Wharf
Hanson George, painter, r. E eNoe, bet Twenty-ninth
and Valley
Hanson Haunuh, domestic 1106 Bush
Hanson Hans .\., cabinetmaker, r. SE cor Iowa and
Solano
Hanson Henry(HanBon k Borgward)r. Ns Sacramento,
bet Broderick and Baker
Hanson Henry, bagmaker Neville & Co., r. 7 Moul-
ton PI
Hanson Henry, shoemaker, r. N s Sacramento, bet
Broderick and Baker
Hanson Henry J., cooper Dsvid Woerner, r. SE cor
Fillmore and Waller
Hanson Henry W., doorkeeper Theater Comique, r. 8
BrenhamPl
Hanson Henry W., longshoreman, r. 5 Boston PI
Hanson Isaac, cutter E. D. Nolan k Co., r. 814 Jessie,
rear
Hanson James, mate schr Camilla, Channel St.Wharf
Hanson John, butcher R. Mohun, r. 22.5 Minna
Hanson John, master schr Maggie V. Hartmann, Fol-
som .St.Wharf
Hanson John, seaman, r. 20 White's PI
Hanson .John, wood and coal, 127 Nii^h, r. 2330 Mis-
sion
Hanson John A., seaman, r. Sanders' Hot<U
Hanson Joseph, basketmaker J. Fillmer, r. 814 Jessie,
rear
Hanson J. P., carpenter and builder, 1.502 Stockton —
Hanson J. P., conductor Market St. RR.
Hanion Lars, seaman, r. 409 Druram
Hanson Lizzie, widow, r. W s Columbia, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Hanson Lizzie A. Mrs., r. 2713 Howard
Hanson Ludwig, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Hanson Maggie Miss, lodgings, 103 Sacramento
Hanson Mary, widow, r. .538 Howard, rear
Hanson Nicholas, carpenter Wells, Russell &Co., r. 31
\Moss, rear
Hanson Ole Mrs., widow, r. 108 Tehama, rear
Hanson Oliver, master tug R.ibboni, r. 413 Second
Hanson Oscar, steward William H. Philpott, 8W cor
Stockton and Sutter
Hanson Peter, master schr Cohassett, r. Redwood City
Hanson Peter, ni.ite stmr Mount Eden
Hanson Peter, seaman ship Belvidere, Pacific St.
Wharf
Hanson Peter, seaman, r. 415 East
Hanson Richard C. (Richard C. Hanson k Co.) r. 29)4
Moss
Hanson Richard C. & Co. (Ricliard C. Hanson) block
and pumpmakers, 9 Spear
Hanson Samuel, butcher Michelssen, Brown & Co., r.
Fifth Av, nr K, South S. F.
Hanson Severn, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, r.
5 Boston I'l
Hanson Sophia Mrs., ladies* nurse, r. 521 Geary
Hanson Stephen B.. teamster, r. 140C> Howard
Hanson William, captain bark Cyane, Brannan St.
Wharf
Hanson William, master mariner, r. 9 Tavlor
Hanson William E., clerk Davis Brothers, r. 414 Post
Hanson & Borgward (Henry Hanson and Frederick
Borgward) boot and shoe manufs, 1208 Market,
and 7 Tyler
Hanson. See Hansen
Hanstrom Peter, seaman schr War Eagle, Fourth St.
Wharf
Hnnton George, shipcarpenter, r. 505 Fell
Hauton Timothy, r. 842 Harrison
Hanway Emma A. P. Mrs., artist Peters & Sewell , r.
515 X> Bush
Hanzel Ferdinand, clerk Philip Neis, r. 728 Folsom
Hapers .Moses, shoemaker, r. Concordia Hotel
Hapgood k Co. (of Waterford, W. T.) John Clement
agent, 211 Sausome, room 1
Happ Riemond C, barber, r. 316M Tyler
Happ William, blacksmith, r. 19 Gilbert
Hnppe Adolph, clerk, r. 170<) Turk
Happersberger Emil, clerk Fnd. C. Keil, r. 632 Stev.
Happy Valley Blue Gravel and Hydraulic Mining Co.
(Calaveras Co., Cal.) Daniel M. Kent secretary,
330 Pine
Haquette August, tanner, r. 616 Jones
Haqiiette Ernest (Hagenian & Haquette) r. 616 Jones
Haran James, seaman, r. 37 Uj Perry
Haraszthy Arpad (I. Landsberger & Co.) r. 120 Sixth
Harbaugh De Lorme, cashier Palace Hotel
Harbaugh Joseph, clerk Lazard Freres* r. 130 Tyler
Harbeck Theodore, clerk Frederick W. Runge, r. 1609
Powell
Harber Thomas, aspbaltum roofer, NE cor California
and Montgomery, room 6, r. New Alaska Hotel
Harberg G. C, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Harbert Helena A. Miss, dressmaker, 126 Seventh
Harbert Herman, miisician, r. 4 Wetmore PI
Harboe N., steward schr Ivanhoe, Beale St. Wharf
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Harbolt Felix B., molder Mechanics' Foundry, r. Ala-
meda
Harbor Commissioners, Board of, office 10
California
Harbor Police, 5'22 Davis
Harbor View House, Rudolph Herman proptr, SWcor
Tonquin ami Baker
Harbor View Nursery, Gustaf Gustafson proptr, SW
cor Tonquin and Baker
Harbor View Soap Co., Heilmaun Bros, proptrs,
works cor Bay and Webster, office 12 California
Harbourne John W. (Billings, Harbourne v'c Co.) r. S
s Columbia, nr Guerrero
Harby Horace A., clerk, r. 909 Buchanan
Harby Julian, r. 909 Buchanan
Harby Rosalie, widow, r. 909 Buchanan
Harcouit Elizabeth Mrs., ironer Standard Shirt Fac-
tory, r. 14 Cleaveland
Harcourt Theodore A., writer News Letter, r. 615
Merchant
Harcourt William H., painter, r. 14 Cleaveland
Hard Christian, tinsmith, r. 1153 Howard
Hardcastle George, dentist and magnetizer, 31 Eddy
Hardca.-tle James E., r. 1421 Sacramento
Harde Benjamin, liquor saloon SE cor Fourth and
Brannun, r. 519 Brannan, rear
Harde Meta, widow, r. 519 Brannan, rear
Harde William, bartender B. Harde, r. 519 Bran., rear
Hardt man John, laborer, r. S s King, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Harden Amelia, domestic Palace Hotel
Hardenbergh James R., president California Electric
Light Co., 17 St. Ann's Building, r. Oakland
Hardenbergh James K. Jr., newspaijer clerk Post Of-
fice, r. 732 Sutter
Hardenbergh S. Brush, clerk Grand Hotel
Hardeubrook D. D., fruits, 30ii Francisco
Hardenburgh Isaac, turning, sawing, and planing
mill, 134 Main, r. 1713 Eddy
Harder Albert, laborer Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 323
Jessie
Harder August, clerk, r. SW cor Pacific and Leav.
Harder H.. seaman Pacific Coast SS. Senator, r. 160
Steuart
Harder J., master mariner, office 12 Clay
Harder Jules A., chief cook Palace Hotel, r. 628 Shot-
well
Harder Nicclaus, painter, r. 16 Antonio
""j' Harder Peter, wines and liquors, 7 Market
Harders Timothy F., teamster, r. 603 Willow Av
Hardie Clans, drayman Morris Cahn, r. SW cor Fif-
teenth and Dolores
Hardie D, & Co. (Diedrioh Hardie) importers,
and whole.sale and retail dealers carpets, oil-
cloths, upholstery, etc., 575 M.irket
Hardie Diedrich (D. Hardie dt Co.) r. 130 Twelfth
Hardie Frank D., salesman D. Hardie & Co., r. 130
Twelfth
Hardie Hermann C, seaman, r.N s Twenty-ninth, bet
Church aud Sanchez
Hardif Louis, clerk D. Hardie & Co., r. 130 Twelfth
Hardie William, r. 931 Market
Hardie William, porter Hutchinson & Mann, r. 1337
Bush
Hardie. See Hardy
Hardlman Ann, widow, r. 11 Farren Av
Hardiman John (Hardiman & Tieniey) r. 710 Brannan
Hardiman John, laborer, r. SW cor Fifth and King
Hardiman Thomas W., gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 11
Farren Av
Hardiman k Tierney (John Hardiman and Thomas
Tiemcy) wood and coal, 710 Brannan
Harding Benjamin, r. NW cor Turk and Broderick
Harding C. H., correspondent Chicago Tribune, 232
Montgomery
Harding Charles E., driver J. Spaulding &
Torrens Court
Harding Charles M., r. 1415 Taylor
Harding Conrad, tailor, r. 313 Green
Harding Edward B., driver J. Spaulding &
Torrens Court
Harding Everett E., clerk, r. 2 Torrens Court
Harding Franz, porter Payot, Upham & Co.,
land
Harding George, teamster L. Feldmann & Co.
Guerrero, bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Harding George P., r. 1713 J« Stevenson
Harding Gustave, salesman, r. 118 Guerrero
Harding Henry, foreman baker R. R. Swain & Co. r.
115 Natoma
Co., r. 2
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r. £ 8
Harding H. S.P. Mrs., widow, r. 2732 Folsom
Harding' James W. , attorney at law, 704 Mont-
gomery, r. 109 Dupont
Harding Jane, widow, r. 1838 Ellis
Harding John, calkcr Eben Weeks
Harding John G. (Harding & Brann) r. 710 California
Harding John H., shipwright, r. 327 First
Harding John H. Jr., clerk William Letts Oliver, r.
327 First
Harding Lars, law student Amos C. Adams, r. Oak-
laud
Harding Margaret Mrs., r. .303 O'Farrell
Harding Ralph J., clerk Marcus D. Boriick, r. 303
O'Farrell
Hardinj; Samuel C, collector, office 648 Wash-
ington, r. 1415 Taylor
Harding Thomas, r. 16 Clara
Harding Thomas, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 233 Third
Harding William, salesman McCarthy Bros., r. S s
Sononia, nr Utah
Harding William H., porter Spear, Meade & Co., r. 18
First
Harding W. T., r. German Hotel
Harding & Brann (John G. Harding and Robert O.
Brann) sailmakers, 56 Clay
Hardinge-Britten E. Mrs., authoress and lecturess, r.
905 Market
Hardisty Sarah Miss, glovemaker P. & F. G. Conklin,
r. 503 Natoma
Hardman Samuel, merchant, r. 502 Bush
Hardmann George, painter, r. E s San Bruno Road, S
of Fifteenth Av, South S. F.
Hardt Ernest, bookkeeper, r. 1610 Mason
Hardwig Bernhard, salesman William Hoelscher &
Co., r. 1303 California
Hardwig Nellie, domestic 1012 Bush
Hardy Aretas, r. 321 Eddy
Hardy Benjamin F., attending physician S. F. Lying-
in Hospital and Foundling Asylum, 913 Tyler, r.
20 Twelfth
Hardy Bertha, domestic 1018 Van Ness Av
Hardy E. A. Mrs., widow, r. 714 Seventeenth
Hardy Edwin H., upholsterer, r. 313 Austin
Hardy Frank, special policeman Presidio Reservation
Hardy Jeduthun P., attorney at law, 21 and 22 Mont-
gomery Block, r. 1047 Howard
Hardy John, seaman, r. 717 Davis
Hardy John J., driver J. G. Montealegre, r. 653 Seven-
teenth
Hardy Joshua, laborer, r. Thoroughfare Hotel
Hardy Lio-well J. Jr. , attorney at law, 216 San-
some, r. 6 Beaver
Hardy Michael, laborer, r. 252 Perry
Hardy Orlando B., president Hardy Powder Co., 211
Sansome, room 6, r. Oakland
Hardy Powder Co., Henry Cluskey secretary, 211 San.
Hardy Sarah J., widow, r. 1301 Gough
Hardy Thcnaas, blacksmith, r. 6 Clementina
Hardy William H., clerk, r. 396 McAllister
Hardy W. J., clerk freight dept Central Pac. RR., r.
606 Folsom
Hardy. See Hardie
Hare Ann, widow, r. 202 Francisco
Hare Charles, shipchandler, 326 Spear, r. 505 Har-
rison
Hare Charles J., special policeman, r. 2517 Bush
Hare Dora, widow, r. 2623 Sutter
Hare Elias C, watchman S. F. Cordage Co., r. W s
Kentucky, bet Sierrr^ and Nevada
Hare Ellen, widow, r. 112 Twelfth
Hare Fannie Miss, assistant Bush St. Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 505 Harrison
Hare Frank J., clerk Phoenix and Home Insurance
Cos., r. 6]9J<J Minna
Hare George A., conductor California St. RR., r. 1410
Pine
Hare Henrietta Mrs., tailoress, r. 20 Harlan PI
Hare Jacob, bedmaker Bonanza House, 867 Market
Hare James, painter, r. 107 Laiigton, rear
Hare Joseph P., teamster Kelley Bros., r. E s Railroad
Av, bet Eleventh and Twelfth Avs, South S. F.
Hare Kate, widow, r. (11!»!<! Minna
Hare Michael, longshoreman, r. 1.56 Clementina
Hare Mollie Miss, cloakmaker Cal. Cloak and Suit
Manuf. Co., r. 619 M Minna
Hare Patrick M., liquor saloon, 140 Fifth, r. 650 Mis-
sion
Hare Robert, second engineer tug Frolic
Hare T. J. Mrs.,r. 811 Hyde
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Haren James, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Harenburg August, laborer Pacific Distillery, r. S 8
Greenwich, bet Pierce and Scott
Harenburg Edward, liqnor saloon, 130 Berry, r. 6
Haggin
Harford Hiram A., special policeman Bush St. Thea-
ter, r. 10 Scott PI
Harford James, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Harford J. Hosea, calker, r. o-tO Howard
Harford Joseph O.. gardener John Biter, r. Ss Waller,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Harford Peggy M., widow, r. S s Waller, bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Harford Robert L. Rev., pastor Powell St. M. E.
Church, r. 1008 Washington
Harford William G. W., director Museum Academy of
Sciences, r. 2132 O'Farrell
Harford. See Hartford
Harfst Hammond, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Hargadeo Michael, laborer, r. 218 Fair Oaks
Hargaden Patrick, plasterer, r. 218 Fair Oaks
Hargaden Thomas, laborer, r. Alms House
Hargan John, bootmaker Kullman, Salz & Co., r. 414
Folsom
Hargan William E., laundryman, r. 214 Thirteenth
Harger George W., carpenter Pullen Bros., r. 1120 Turk
Harger John, peddler, r. 1120 Turk
Harges Jacob, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Hargrave Henry, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. S a
Twenty -eighth, nr Guerrero
Hargro James, janitor, r. 32 Mary
Hargrove Ashley, packer S. H. Tyler & Son, r.711 Van
Ne.s8 Av
Hargrove Joel, r. SE cor Solano and DeHaro
Hargrove John, sewing machine dealer, r. NE cor
Center and DeHaro
Hargrove William T., horse trader, r. NE cor Center
and DeHaro
Haring Augustus, foreman book dept Francis, Valen-
tine & Co., r. San Miguel
Barker Asa (Taber, Harker & Co.) r. SW cor Pine and
Octavia
Harker Frank, laborer, r. W s Florida, bet Butte and
Twentieth
Harkin James, bartender John Godsil, r. 742 Howard
Harkin Mamie Miss, r. 742 Howard
Harkin Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co. Works,
cor Kiug and Second, r. 119 Silver
Harkins Charles, foreirvau molder Byron Jackson, r.
49 Natoraa
Harkins Charles, laborer, r. 307 First
Harkins Dennis, longshoreman Menzies, Bingham &
Co.
Harkins James, capitalist, r. NW cor Twenty-fifth
and Howard
Harkins James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Michigan, bet Napa and Shasta
Harkins James J., ironer John Doherty, r. 1622 Pa-
cific Av
Harkins John, laundryman 8. F. Laundry, r. cor
Point Lobos Av and Wood
Harkins Nellie, cigarmaker Denicke Bros,, r. 1914
Taylor
Harkins Owon, laborer S. F. Cordage Co., r. E s Michi-
gan, nr Sierra
Harkins Patrick, driver N. B. and Mission KB., r. 873
FoUom
Harkins Patrick, laborer, r. 1914 Taylor
Harkins Patrick, tanner F. McAleer, r. K B Utah, bet
Sonoma and Yolo
Harkins Rosa, domestic 1415 Jones
Harkins Sarah, domestic 305 M AlUstor
Harkins Thomas, master schr Truckee, Eureka Dock,
r. 415 Fifth
Harkness Morris M. (Harkness & Dunand) r. 509
Bryant
Harknettg & Duiinnd (Morris M. Harkuess and
Louis F. Duuandj attorneys at law, 7 Montgom-
ery Av, room 16
Harlan Charles, with James H. Gardner, r. Saucellto
Harlaud William, engineer Chicago Brewery, r. 140C
Polk
Harland William, plumber M. Lindbeimor, r. 140G Polk
Harlander Adolph, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Harley Charles (Charles Harley \- Co.) r. 815 Ellis
Harley Charleti <!k <o. (Charles and George
Harley) barrel, rag and junk dealers, and owners
and agentu stmrs Continental and George Harley,
114 and 116 Davis
Harley C. C, r. 915 Market
Harley D., hay and grain, SW cor Missiom and Seven-
teenth
Harley David, r. Eighth .\v, bet C and D, Hunter's
Point, South S. F.
Harley David, laborer, r. cor Fifth Av and A, Hun-
ter's Point, South S. F.
Harley George (Charles Harley & Co.)r. New York
Harley John, deckhand stmr Julia, Washington St.
Wharf
Harley John, hostler Richard W. Harris, r. 424 Bdwy.
Harley Michael, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Harley Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 610
Fourth
Harley Patrick D. carpenter, r. 1916 Pacific Av
Harling James, cigarmaker Love & Ecker, r.27 Fourth
Harlock Heuiy, foreman The Singer Manuf. Cj., r.
1009 Alabama
Harlock Robert E., butcher, r. N s Ninth Av, bet K
and L, South S. F.
Harlock Thomas, boilermaker Pacific Mail SS. Co., r.
30 Clarence PI
Harloe Archibald, port warden, 525 Front, r. 2527
Howard
Harloe Charles C, carpenter, r. 976 Harrison
Harloe Matthew, policeman City Hall, r. 2527 Howard
Harlow David H., engineer California St. RR.. r. 1232
Pine
Harlow Dexter I., conductor California St. RR., r.
1601 Polk
Harlow James, contractor and builder, r. 416^ Larkin
Harlow James O., purser SS. Newport, North Point
Dock
Harlow J. C, soapmaker, r. 419 Laguna
Harlow Kate, widow, r. 419 Laguna
Harlow L., assistant engineer Pacific Mail SS. City of
Sydney
Harm Louis, clerk John Buck, r. NE cor Clementina
and oecond
Harm William E., dairyman, r. 1213 Laurel Av
Harman Aunie, widow, r. 1528 Pacific Av
Harman Eliza J., widow, dressmaker, 1519 Polk
Harman George W.. sergeant police City Hall, r. 35
Frank's Building
Harman Henry B., foreman J. G. Montealegre, r. 116
Washington
Harman William, carpenter, r. 14 J< Heron
Harman. See Harmon
Harmes John T., collector Madison & Burke, r. N s
Sixteenth, bet Valencia and Mission
Harmes. See Harms
Harmon Annie L. Miss, r. 3 Essex PI
Harmon A. K.. P., capitalist, 203 Bush, room 8, r. Oak-
land
Harmon Charles, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont
Harmon Charles, seaman, r. 4 Eohler PI
Harmon Charles A., clerk Samuel H. Harmon, r. 3
Essex PI
Harmon Charles B., r. S s Hancock, bet Noe and
Sanchez
Harmon Charles L., clerk Eureka Warehouse, r. 106 Jj
Third
Harmon C. K., salesman Davis Bros., r. 765 Market
Harmon Collins B., shoemaker Buckingham A: Hecht,
r. 1 Laskie
Harmon E. F. Mrs., r.'845 Howard
Harmon Elmer, tailor, r. 24 J^ Dupont
Harmon Edward N., r. 3 Essex PI
Harmon Frederick, bagmaker Neville & Co., r. 624
Commercial
Harmon George, teamster Eorn & McCarthy
Harmon George W., freight clerk Pacific Mail SS.
City of Chester
Harmon Ira J., salesman, r. G08 Ellis
Harmon John, blacksmith, r. 241 Mission
Harmon John B. (Harmon & Galpiii) r. Oakland
Harmon Joseph J., railpuucher Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
SW cor Sierra and Maryland
Harmon Samuel H„ lumber. Pier 13 Steuart, r. 3 Es-
sex PI
Harmon S. P., porter S. & G. Gump, r. 41 Sixth
Harmon 6i Galpin (John B. Harmon and Philip
G. Galpin) attorneys at law, office 402 Montgom-
ery, rooms 14 — 16
Harmon. See Harman
Harmony Hutvl, Hintz .V: Buck proptrs, 735 Bran.
Harms Amanda, domestic 2202 Jones
Harms Betty, domestic 2205 J4 Mission
Harms Catherine, widow, r. SE cor Railroad and Sev-
enth Avs, South S. F.
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Harms George (Riecbers & Harms) r. Ill Olive Av
Harms Henry, r.52G Hayes
Harms Henry, bookkeeper Wolters Bros., r. 919 Mc-
Allister
Harms Henry, -whitener, r. 539 O'Farrell
Harms Henry Jr., clerk, r. 526 Hayes
Harms Hermann, wood and coal, SW cor Fourth and
Brannan, r. 501 Brannan
Harms John, hostler, r. 1314 Polk
Harms Peter (Leu & Harms) r. 1247 Mission
Harms Richard, bookkeeper, r. 919 McAllister
Harms. See Harmes
Haraisen Loiiis, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Haruan Harry M., attorney at law, r. 1014 Union
Harnan James F., plumber, r. 1014 Union
Haruan John, bottler Boca Brewery Co., r. 1014 Union
Haruan Michael, salesman.F. N. Woods & Co., r. 1014
Union
Harnden Henry, waiter Palace Hotel
Harnden William H., note clerk Sather k Co., r. Ala-
meda
Hariied Alexander X., mining, r. 930 Market
Harned Jacob A. M., real-istate agent, 631 Sacramen-
to, r. 618 Eddy
Earner Louisa Miss, r. 1142 Markf-t
Harness William, laborer, r. W s Mission, nr Six Mile
House
Harnett Alexander, r. 930 Market
Harnett Benjamin J., freight clerk Pacific Mail SS.
Co.,r. 340 Seventh
Harnett Edward, lithographic printer Wallace W. El-
liott & Co., r. 434 Broadway
Harnett John, broker, r. 434 Broadway
Harnett Mary, domestic 2129 Bush
Harnett Thomas, laborer, r. 333 Shipley
Harney Charles S., bookbinder J. S. Phillips & Co.,
r. 901 Valencia
Harney Daniel, contractor, r. 901 Valencia
Harney Daniel T., collector, r. 901 Valencia
Harney James W., machinist Neville & Co., r. 1116
Taylor
Harney John H.. courtroom clerk Superior Court, De-
partment No. 10, r. 1009 Twentieth
Harney Martin, laborer, r. 748 Minna
Harney Michael, peddler, r. 106 Welsh
Harney Patrick, salesman Roos Bros., r. 1435 Mission
Harney Robert, gaslitter John Doherty, r. 106 Welsh
Harney Thomas, fruit dealer, r. Sixteenth Av, bet Q
and R, South S. F.
Harney Thomas, shoemaker E. D. Nolan & Co., r. 715
Natoma
Harney William, bootblack, 1158 Market
Harney 'Williaiu, notary public, and commission-
er of deeds for the difi'erent States and Territories,
410 California, r. Abbotsford House
Harnisch Augustus A., reporter California Democrat,
r. Park Hotel
Harnwell William, seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of
New York, r. SE cor Harrison and Spear
Harold James, policeman City Hall, r. 819 Mont.
Harold James, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgomery
Harold. See Harrold and Herold
Haron E., Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Haron Matthew, stonemason, r. 1308 Natoma
Harpending Ashbury, capitalist, 310 Pine, rooms 9-11,
r. 1970 Washington
Harper Charles A. (Harper & Co.) r. Oakland
Harper Charles J., woodcarver and machinist, r. E s
Minnesota, bet Mariposa and Solano
Harper Edgar R., policeman City Hall, r. 24 Freelon
Harper Edward B., porter, r. 16 Lynch
Harper Edwin, delivery clerk Eisen Bros., r.'416M
Post
Harper Edwin, printer, r. 1502 Pacific Av
Harper George, r. 2005 Bush
Harper Gerritt, r. 1 Ewer PI
Hariier Gustavus D., policeman City Hall, r. NE cor
Union and Laguna
Harper Henry, clerk superintendent Market St. RR.,
r. 704 Sutter
Harper Henrv P., porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 1510 -^ Polk
Harper James H., mate brig Tropic Bird, Main St.
Wharf
Harper J. C, r. 106 J4 Third
Harper John, carrier Alta California, and 8.F. Chron-
icle, r. 754 Mission
Harper John, drayman, r. 1207 Montgomery
Harper John, proptr San Francisco Nursery, SE cor
Nineteentli and Folsom
Harper John, expressman, SE cor Davis and Vallejo,
r. 3 Moulton PI
Harper John J., miner, r. Filteenth Av, bet P and Q,
South S. F.
Harper John L., plasterer, r. 1039 Mission
Harper John M., mining expert, 44 Nevada Block, r.
Palace Hotel
Harper Joseph W., stationery, 2102 Howard
Harper Katie Miss, r. 1502 Pacific Av
Harper Leroy, dummyman Clay St. Hill RR., r.
H.iven, bet Hyde and Filbert
Harper Margaret, boots and shoes. Fifteenth Av, bet
P and Q, South S. F.
Harjoer Reginald, telegraph operator, r. 54 First
H.irper Richard L., furniture dealer, r. 217 Shotwell
Harper Theophilus, carpenter, r. Haven, bet Hyde
and Leavenworth
Harper Thomas, boarding, 131 Folsom
Harper Thomas, compositor E. C. Hughes, r. 25 Na-
toma
Harper W. D., salesman, r. 413 Brannan
Harper William, printer, r. 1502 Pacific Av
Harper William, seamen ship Imperial, Front St.
Wharf
Harper William D.. bookkeeper O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 1107 Bush
Harper William H., barber Charles A. Davis, r. Pacific,
bet Mason and Taylor
Harper & Co. (Charles A. Harper) Oakland and San
Francisco Express, 313 East
Harpham George E., attorney at law, 302 Montgomery,
r. 518 Geary
Harpster Charles C, r. Prescott House
Harpster John H. (Elder & Harpster) r. 715 Hayes
Harrell John H., teamster, r. cor Thirty-tliird Av and
J, South S. F.
Harrick Patrick, doorkeeper St. Ignatius College, 214
Hayes
Harrier Lizzie Miss, milliner, r. 2500 California
Harries Julian B., bookkeeper E. Grisar & Co.,r. 930
Capp
Han-ies Wiliiam H., agent Hong Kong and Shang-
hai Banking Corporation, office 423 California, r.
2022 Bush
Harrigan Cornelius, laborer, r. 520 Sixth
Harrigan Cornelius J., clerk McCoy & Gallagher, r.
1211 Folsom
Harrigan Daniel J., shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 2641 Mission
Harrigan Dennis (Harrigan & Dougherty) r. 150 Na-
toma
Harrigan Dennis W., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 83 Stevenson
Harrigan Eliza, chambermaid Lick House
Harrigan James, plumber, r. 1612 Leavenworth
Harrigan James, shoemaker Jory Bros., r, Bemal
Heights
Harrigan Jefferson, lavmdryman La Grande Laundry
Co.
Harrigan Jeremiah, laborer, r. SE cor Sixth Av and M,
South S. F.
Harrigan John, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Harrigan John , laborer Pac . Rolling Mill , r . S 8 Sierra,
bet Georgia and Michagan
Harrigan John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.
Harrigan John, Lumberman's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Harrigan John, plumber, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 22 O'Farrell
Harrigan John, stevedore, r. 34 Welsh
Harrigan John J., secretary The Daily Exchange Pub-
lishing Co., 306 Montgomery, r. 1509 Powell
Harrigan John L., Painter's Pro. Union, 771 Market
Harrigan M. A. Miss, assistant Eighth St. Grammar
School, r. 129 Twelfth
Harrigan Margaret, widow, r. 1.509 Powell
Harrigan Matthew., salesman Dunham, Carrigan k
Co., r. 120 Langton
Harrigan Michael, laborer S. R. Church, r. 4 Hubbard
Harrigan Michael, teamster, r. 310 Tehama
Harrigan Patrick, hostler Market St. RR. r. 415 Valencia
Harrigan Peter, fireman Pacific MailSS. Colima
Harrigan Thomas, hostler City RR., r. 7 West Mission
Hajrigan William, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Harrigan William, plumber, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. 1612 Leavenworth
Harrigan William, calker, r. 26 Hampton PI
Harrigan & Dougherty (Dennis Harrigan and James
Dougherty) stabling, 8 Morse
Harrigan. See Horrigan
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Harriman Charles, mining, r. 1925 Union, rear
Harriman Charles C, assistant suyjerintemlent Pac.
Rolling Mill, r.W s Tennessee, b^-t Butte and Solano
Harriman Hannah, domestic 239 O'Farrell
Harriman Lizzie M., widow, r. Ws Tennesse, bet
Butte and Solano
Harriman Walter, boltraaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
Harriman William, boxmaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W
s Tennesse, bet Butle and Solano
Harriman William H., painter John S. Mellon, r. 207
Pest
Harring William, artist Edward Bosqui & Co., r. 709
Filbert
Harrington Almeda S. Miss, assistant Spring Valley
Grammar School, r. 'J5M Washington
Harrington Annie, domestic 1814 Steiner
Harrington Annie Miss, r. 1 Park Av
Harrington Benjamin, musician, r.303 Davis
Harrington Benjamin W., stonecutter, r. 1057 Tyler
Harrington Charles, driver Henry Frank, r Seven-
teenth Av, nr J, South S. F.
Harrington Charles, teamster I. S. Van Winkle & Co.,
r. 316 I\-y Av
Harrington Charles P., longshoreman ,r. 326H Seventh
Harrington Cornelius, laborer, r. N s Army, bet Church
and Sanchez
Harrington Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 258 Spear, rear
Harrington Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 721 Tehama
Harrington Daniel, r. 41 Louisa
Harrington Dennis, r. cor San Bruno Road and Army
Harrington Dennis, laborer, r. SW cor Twenty-sixth
and Alabama
Harrington Dennis, shoemaker, r. S s Greenwich, bet
Scott and Devisadero
Harrington Dennis F., r. 821 Tyler
Harrington Dennis J., blacksmith, r. 1208 J^ Union
Harrington E. H., hostler, r. 1422 Devisadero
I Harrington E. H. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1422 Devisa-
i dero
Harrington Edward, carpenter, r. 256 Third
Harrington Edward B., messenger American District
Tel. Co.,r. 300 Fulton
Harrington Eliza, widow, r. 300 Fulton
Harrington Eugene, laborer D. H. Alnsworth & Co., r.
12 Bowen's Block, South S. F.
Harrington Eugene, shoemaker, r. 567 Stevenson, rear
Harrington Frank, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., r.
300 Fulton
Harrington Frederick L. laundryman Golden Gate
Laundry, r. 1609 Stevenson
Harrington George, r. 832 Mission
Harrington George (Palk, Chandler & Co.) r. Oakland
Harrington George, dairyman L. J. Elwell, r. SE cor
Vermont and Nevada
Harrington H., fireman Pacific Coast S3. Orizaba
Harrington Isaac, special policeman, r. 11 Moss
Harrington James, laborer, r. 16 Cedar Av
Harrington James, laborer D. Lynch & Co., r. 721
Tehama
Harrington James, watchman Union Iron Works, r.
33 Alta PI
Harrington James J., clerk, r. Park Hotel
Harrington Jeremiah, stevedore Chase & Wolfif
Harrington Jeremiah, stonecutter, r. 52 Shipley
Harrington J. C, boarding, 1211 Fslsom
Harrington John, r. 20 Natoma
Harrington John, r. 40 Moss
Harrington John, r. 528 Bryant
Harrington John.r. 721 Tehama
Harrington John, bricklayer, r. 411 Fifth
Harrington John, guard House of Correction
Harrington John, laborer, r. Second St. House
Harrin;{ton John, laborer freight dept Central Pac.
RK.
Harrington John, liquor saloon, 510 Pine, r. 331 Kearny
Harrington John, marblecutter, r. Park Hotel
Harrington John, packer James J. Knowlton, r. 617
Eighth
Harrington John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Harrington John B., carriage painter, r. SE cor Grove
and Buchanan
Harrington John B., student Pacific Business College,
r. 821 Tyler
Harrington John C, manager F. C. Nichols, r. 703
Market
Harrington John F., bricklayer, r. 326 Ji Folsom
Harrington John F., carpenter William B. Bradbury,
r. 256 Third
Harrington John F., speculator, r. SW cor Dimcan
and Dolores
Harrington John F. Rev., editor Monitor, 622 Clay,
and rector St. Francis Church, r. 519 Green
Harrington John J., laborer, r. 649 Minna
Harrington Joseph J,, machinist Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 249 Spaar
Harrington Josiah K., blacksmith, r. 20 Folsom
Harrington Julia, widow, r. 40 Moss
Harrington Julia, widow, r. 1724 Stevenson
Harrington J. W., mate bark Revere, Pacific St.Wharf
Harrington Katie, domestic 208 Jones
Harrington Margaret, widow, r. N s Sixth Av, bet L
and M, South S. F.
Harrington Margaret Mrs., seamstress Pac. Spring
and Mattress Co., r. 652 Market
Harrington Martha L. Mrs., r. 961 Mission
Harrington Mary, widow, r. 552 Natoma
Harrington Mary Mrs., proprietress Market St. House,
1019 Market
Harrington Michael, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
156 Shipley
Harrington Michael J., bootfitter Porter, Oppen-
heimer, Slessinger & Co., r. 438 Broadway
Harrington Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co., Cal.) 0. 0.
Miller secretary, 324 Pine, room 4
Harrington Nellie Miss, actress Tivoli Gardens, r. 715
Howard
Harrington Nellie Miss, instructress Singer Hanuf,
Co.,r. 615 Turk
Harrington Owen, laborer James Duncan, r. 617
Eighth
Harrington P., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Harrington Patrick, r. Park Hotel
Harrington Patrick, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co.,
r. 1022 Hampshire
Harrington Patrick Jr., carriagepainter, r. Park Hotel
Harrington Patrick A., fruits and vegetables, 247
Fourth
Harrington Patrick A., waiter Miners' Restaurant, r.
8 Hunt
Harrington Samuel, laborer Union Pacific Salt Co., r.
Alameda
Harrington T. B., framemaker Schwab & Breeze, r. 45 •
Everett
Harrington Thomas, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Harrington Thomas, watchman Central RR.
Harrington Thomas M., stagecarpenter Bush St.
Theater
Harrington Timothy, driver N. B. and Mission BB.,r.
272 Clementina
Harrington Willard B., assistant editor Grocer and
Country Merchant, r. 614 Sutter
Harrington Willard W., cabinetmaker Gilbert &
Moore, r. 775 Harrison
Harrington Willlam,deputy Superintendent of Streets,
r. 306 Folsom
Harrington William, Uborer, r. 510 Brannnn
Harrington William, machinist William Hawkins, r.
172 Minna
Harrington William, seaman barkentine Ella, Mia-
sioo St. Wharf
Harrington William H., shoemaker D. W. Emerson,
r. 77 New Montgomery
Harrington William J., clerk, r. 306 Folsom
Harrington William P., r. Palace Hotel
Harrington W. P., inspector Custom Hoosc, r. 1015
Powell
Harrington W. R., r. 711 Greenwich
Harris , widow, r. 516 Jessie
Harris Aaron, clerk Bauer, Tobriner & Co., r. 122 Post
Harris Aaron H., painter, r. 621 Bush
Harris .\braham, salesman Samuel Harris, r. 110
Steuart
Harris Abraham Mrs., widow, r. 426 !< Fell
Harris .\braham, whiteuer and hoijsecleaner, SW cor
Fifth and Howard
Harris Adolph (Harris Brothers) r. 122 Post
Harris Alexander, cook .stmr Enterprise, Washington
St. Wharf
Harris Alfred, carpenter, r. 233 O'Farrell
Harris Amelia, widow, r. 31 Langton
Harris .\melia Mrs., fancy goods, etc., 500 Grove
Harris Arthur L., bookkeeper United Carriage Co.,
r. 1065 Market
Harris A. 8., accountant, 5 Post, r. 118 Post
Harris Avery T., oflftce 204 California, r. 703 Market
Harris Benjamin, r. 94t'> Howard
Harris Benjamin, barber Plato & Heense, r. 14 Moss
Harris Benjamin, engineer, r. 236 Sutter
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY «*shing^done£ short notice
I MArnriKiniirU IMPORTJBR of and DEALKR IX COAL AND PIG IROX,
J. mHl/UUnUUUn, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
HAR
415
HAR
Harris Benjamin H., steward, r. 1314}$ Pine
Harris Beruard, r. 253 Third
Harris Brothers (Adolpb, George J., and Jacob)
importers tobacco and manufs cigars, 318 Battery
Harris Charles, baker Pacitic Mail SS. City of Chester
Harris Charles, blacksmith, r. 7 Liberty
Harris Charles, cigar manuf , 414 Sacramento, r. 226
Minna
Harris Charles, clothing, 502 Pacific
Harris Charles, glovecutter Shoenberg & Co., 511
Market
Harris Charles, hatpresser Golden City Straw Works,
r. 1839 Howard
Harris Charles, seaman, r. 931 Jackson
Harris Charles, waiter Pacific Coast SS. State of Cali-
fornia
Harris Charles E. , bookkeeper Wilson & Hutchinson,
r. 1729 Broadway
Harris Charles S., clerk Freund & Co., r. 253 Third
Harris Charles T., laborer, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Harris Christopher, laundryman 8. F. Laundry, r.
050 Minna
Hairis Clara, v.'idow, r. 511 Octavia
Harris Cora Miss, r. 406 Bryant
Harris Daniel, capitalist, r. 601 Eddy
Harris Daniel, laborer Sea Wall
Harris Daniel, quartermaster Pacific Mail SS. Gra-
nada
Harris Daniel, whiteuer, r. 25 Perry, rear
Harris David, r. 452 Jessie
Harris David, clerk, r. 232 Seventh
Harris David, clerk Custom House, r. 26 Ellis
Harris David, collector, r. 219 Elm Av
Harris David, housemover, r. 916 Gearj-
Harris David, teamster, r. 410 Grove
Harris David, teamster, r. 630 Howard
Harris Dora, widow, r. 539 Hayes
Harris Dora, laceworker S. Bauer, r. 56 Shipley
Harris Dougs Id, carpenter, r. 237 Eighth
Harris E., laborer Suijerintendent of Streets
Harris Edward, r. 136 Fifth
Harris Edward (Walter Harris & Co.) r. 1804 Laguna
Harris Edward, cooper, r. 227 Second
Harris Edward T., r. 202 Valencia
Harris Edwin (Pool & Harris) r. Oakland
Harris Edwin T., liquor saloon, 310 Fourth, and dis-
tiller, 835 Mission. r.W s Fourth, nr Market
Harris Ellen, chambermaid Brooklyn Hotel
Harris Eliza, widow, r. 030 Capp, rear
Ilanis Emanuel, clothing, 429 Pacific
Harris Frank, r. Terminal Hotel
Harris Frank, seaman Pacific Mail SS. China
Harris Frederick W., physician, SE cor Valencia and
Sixteenth, r. 2114 Howard
Harris Frederick W., poultry dealer, 32 Grand Central
Market, r. 517 Linden Av
Harris G., private detective, r. 711 California
Harris George (Hollis & Harris) r. 310 Eighteenth
Parris George, actor, r. 429 Pacific
Harris George, blacksmith Harvey W. Eice, r. 5!i
Boardman PI
Harri>3 George, bookkeeper, r. 28 McAllister
Harris George, maihinist Risdou I. and L. Works, r.
S s Twenty-sixth, bet Sanchez and Noe
Harris George, mattressmaker Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r.Ws Channel, bet Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth
Harris George, real-estate agent, r. 2336 Mission
Harris George, teamster Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 1 Vassar PI
Harris George A., actor, r. 1053 Mission
Harris George A., secretary The Pacific Ice Co.,
320 Sansome, room 15, r. 204 Hyde
Harris George C. (Lewis & Harris) r. 224 McAllister
Harris George J. (Harris Brothers) r. 1230 Geary
Harris George L., chief epgineer U. S. Mint, r. 719
Grove
Harris George P., carpenter and builder, r. 515)^ Bush
Harris George W., hatpresser Golden City Straw
Works, r. 1839 Howard
Harris George W., salesman Richards & Harrison, r.
1505 Larkin
Har-ris Gilbert W., drayman Hanley & Snow, r. SW
cor Polk and Fell
Harris Gussie Miss, tailoress Nathan Davis, r. 4
Langton
Harris Gustave, clerk Jacobs & Wineburgh, r. 402
Fourth
Harris H. A., bronzer McNally & Hawkins, r. Oak-
land
Harris Harvey E., machinist Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. E s Sherman, bet Eighteenth and
Nineteenth
Harris Heurj' (Harris & Flyshaker) r. 810 Dupont
Harris Henry, bookkeeper S. O. Alexander & Co., r.
253 Third
Harris Henry, clerk, r. 444 >i Jessie
Harris Henry, clerk Jacob Goldstone, r. Stockton,
bet Pacific and Broadway
Harris Henry, tailor, r. 980 Harrison
Harris Henry, waiter Pacific Coast SS. San Vicente, r.
7i)5 Howard
Harris Henry, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 644 Mission
Harris Henry L., engineer, r. 20><; Stevenson Av
Harris Herman, cigars and tobacco, 137 Third
Harris Herman, tailor, 1932 Fillmore
Harris H. 1.., bookkeeper, r. 1065 Market
Harris Isaac (Platshek & Harris) r. 1930 Fillmore
Harris Isaac IVIrs., widow, r. 1024 Hyde
Harris Isaac, bootmaker, 302 Pacific
Harris Isaac, salesman Gustave Baum, r. 530 Bush
Harris Isador, tailor, r. 11 H Garden
Harris Israel, laborer, r. 908 Sansome
Harris Israel, merchant, r. 4443$ Jessie
Harris J., driver Fifth St. branch Market St. RR.
Harris Jacob, r. 98U Harrison
Harris Jacob (Harris Brothers) r. 1230 Geary
Harris Jacob, butcher Ferdinand Berg, r. 214 Sixth
Hari'is Jacob, conductor, r. Stanford Hotel
Harris Jacob, pianomover, r. 17 Pinckuey PI
Harris Jacob E., peddler, r. 609 Grove
Harris James, housework, blacksmithing, and ma-
chinist, 5 Beale, r. 1839 Howard
Harris James, carrepairer California St. RR., r. 1122}^
Larkin
Harris James, fireman, r. 4 Washington
Harris James, marblepolisher Charles Roche, r. 1727 ?^
Market '
Harris James H., bricklayer, r. 707 Nineteenth
Harris Jerome O., clerk Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 8
Hampton PI
Harris J. Freeman, bookkeeper, r. 500 Grove
Harris J. Ham, agent land department Univer-,
sity of California, 310 Pine, room 36, r. West
Berkeley
Harris John, master at arms 17. S. Rev. stmr Richard
Rush
Harris John, pantryman, r. 19 Harlan PI
Harris John, steward, r. 1106 Clay
Harris JoLm, waiter Pacific Coast SS. Ancon
Harris John, warehouseman C. S. Moses & Co., r.
444 Brannau
Harris John A., attorney at law, 59 Montgomery
Block, r. Oakland
Harris John D., r. 916 Geary
Harris John F., head clerk U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. 1307 Mission
Harris John F., salesman, r. 615 Stockton
Harris John F., superintendent Carmen Island Salt
Works, 249 Steuart, r. 2114 Howard
Harris John N., bookkeeper John M. Bufflngton, r.
Oakland
Harris John T., commission merchant, r. 233 Bartlett
Harris Jonathan B., railroadbuilder, r. 1039 Valencia
Harris Joseph (M. Harris & Brother) r. 404 Sixth
Harris Joseph, commission merchant, r. 436 Fifth
Harris Joseph, glazier, r. 527 Tehama, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Harris Julius (Levy & Harris) r. 402 Larkin
Harris Laura, barber, r. 17 Pinckney PI
Harris Lawrence, farmer, r. 601 Eddy
Harris L. B., r. 602 Third
Harris Len, detective, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Harris Louis, bookkeeper Zacharias & Green, r. 316
Eddy
Harris Louis, with F. N. Woods & Co., r. 402 Larkin
Harris M. & IBrother (Michael and Joseph) clothing,
613 Davis, and 204 Brannan
Harris Margaret, widow, r. 120 Olive Av
Harris Marks, barber Herman Lewis, r. 732 Vallejo
Harris Marcus, clothing, 325 Pacitic
Harris Marcus E., cigarmaker, r. 3 Torrens Court
Harris Martin H., barber, 504 Hayes, r. 634 Birch Av
Harris Matthew, carpenter, r. 1896 Broadway j^K
Harris Matthew, soapmaker Oliver Chapman, r. 858
Howard
Harris Matthew, teamster William B. Bradbury, r.
1611 Mission
Harris Max, tailor, r. 119 Virginia
Harris Michael (M. Harris & Brother) r. 64 Shipley
J. GUNDLACH k CO.
WINE VAULTS, Corner Market and Second Streets,
Fine Wines and Liqaors.
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416
HAR
Harris Michael, tailor, r. iLangton
Harris Nathan, clei«k, r. 4443^ Jessie
Harris Nellie F. Mrs., seamstress Industrial School
Harris Norman, clerk Steyenson & Longwill, r. 500
Grove
Harris, Oswald & Noble (William Harris, Joseph Os-
wald, and Hyppolite Noble) machinists, 208
Leldesdorflf
Harris Pauline Mrs., saleswoman Bernard Gost, r.
212 Fourth
Harris P. B. Mrs., teacher music, r. 307 Fourth
Harris Phoebe, domestic Palace Hotel
Harris Pincus, expressman, SW cor California and
Battery, r. 13U Jackson
Harris R., shipjolner, r. 52 Zoe
Harris Bay Miss, r. 31 Langton
Harris Rebecca, widow, r.418 Clementina
Harris Reuben, tailor Herrmau Monasch.r. 458 Clem.
Harris Richard, painter, 1709 Sacramento, r. 1405
Baker
Harris Richard T., laundryman Occidental Laundry
Harris Richard W., livery stables, 807 Montgomery, r.
International Hotel
Harris Robert M., shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, r. 1896
Broadway
Harris Samuel (Lewis & Harris) r. 1G09 Powell
Harris Samuel, clerk Julius Witt, r. 1024 Hyde
Harris Samuel, clothing, 110 Steuart
Harris Samuel, hackman, Oakland Ferry, r. Pacific,
nr Sansome
Harris Samuel, mattressmaker Bare Brothers, r. 450
Tehama
Harris Silas, chainmaker Pac. Boiling Mill, r. 7
Liberty
Harris Simon, chainmaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NE
cor Illinois and Napa
Harris Simon, laborer, r. 56!^ Shipley, rear
Harris Solomon, r. 462 Clementina
Harris Solomon, cigars and stationery, 402 Fourth
Harris Solomon Jr., peddler, r. 462 Clementina
HaiTis Stei)hen, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Harris Stephen M. (Harris k Brady) r. 1318 W'ebster
(Harris Susie Miss, teacher, r. 219 ElmAv
Harri» T., laborer Empire Lodging House, 636 Com.
Harris Thomas, compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 435
Bush
Harris Theodore H., r. 942 Howard
Harris Thomas, shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, r. 2114
Howard
Harris Thomas, steward Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 8
Hampton PI
Harris Timothy, brassfijiisher Union Brass Works, r.
1 Valencia
Harris T. S., publisher, r. 2733 Howard
Harris W. Mrs., r. 10 Stockton
Harris Walter (Walter Harris & Co.) r. 1525 Powell
Harris Walter & Co. (Walter and Edward Harris) auc-
tion house, 809 and 811 Kearny
Harris Walter J., machinist Golden City Straw Works,
r. 1839 Howard
Harris William (Harris, Oswald & Noble) r. N s Twen-
ty-fifth, bet Noeaud Castro
Harris William, bellman Palace Hotel
Harris William, billiardman Olympic Club, r. 119
Post
Harris William, butler Charles Crocker, NW cor Tay-
lor and California
Harris William, clerk, r. 629 Clay
Harris William, expressman, SW cor Steuart and Mar-
ket, r. 604 Fourth
Harris William, laborer Sea Wall
Harris William, plumber, r. 2934 Mission
Harris William, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Harris William E., whitener, r. 15 Hayes
Harris William F., clerk Cluflf & Be Witt, r. 216 Third
Harris William J., tinsmith, r. 410 Folsom
Harris W. 8., r. 36 Clay
Harris & Brady (Stephen M. Harris and John Brady)
oysters and liquors, 1 and 2 Grand Arcade Market
Harris & Flyshaker (Heftry Harris and Samuel Fly-
shaker) clothing and gents' furnishing goods, blO
Dupont
Harris. See Harries •
Harrisberg Heymaii M., r. 1420 Sutter
Harrison , r. 107 O'Farrell
Harrison A., r. 36 (Jlay
Harrison Annie Miss, teacher music, r. 612 Pine
Harrison Anthony, ship carpenter, r. E s South Park
Av, bet Braniiau and Townsend
Harrison Benjamin A., stock broker, r. 1616 Polk
Harrison Bros. & Howson, cutlers (of Sheffield, Eng-
land and New York) office V20 Sutter, room 1
Harrison Charles, waiter A, W. Manning, r. 5 St.
Charles PI
Harrison Charles A., cooper Mattullath Manuf . Co.,
r. 772 Harrison
Harrison Charles W., bartender William Booth, r.
1010 M Valencia
Harrison David J., liquor saloon, NW cor Sansome
and Merchant, r. 1817 Stockton
Harrison Edward, fireman, r. 423 East
Harrison Edward C. , assistant Lincoln Evening School
r. 18 South Park
Harrison Emil B., house and sign painter, NE cor
Nineteenth and Mission
Harrison F., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Harrison Francis, grainer, r. N s St. Rose, nr Parker Av
Harrison Frank, laborer, r. 3 Zoe
Harrison Frederick A., bookkeeper C. De Guigne, r.
127 Turk
Harrison George, r. 608 Filbert
Harrison George, barber, r. l524 Pacific
Harrison George, laborer Palace Hotel
Harrison George, seaman, r. 810 Battery
Harrison George, waiter Pacific Mail SS. China
Harrison George F., salesman William E. Straut, r.
16 Stockton
Harrison George H., master Pacific Coast SS. Saliuas,
r. 308 Fremont
Harrison George R., dairyman, r. lOlO Valencia
Harrison H., law clerk, r. 130 Tyler
Harrison Henry, seaman Pacific Mail SS. China
Harrison Henry C, clerk Helmrich & Hansen, r. 533
Bryant
Harrison Henry J., bookkeeper, r. 127 Turk
Harrison James, clerk, r. 9 Bowen's Block, Railroad
Av, South S. F.
Harrison James V., r. 2029 Mission
Harrison Jesse C, carpenter, r. Bernal Heights —
Harrison John, Boomerang Ale Vaults, SE cor Mont-
gomery Av and Pacific, and NW cor Dupont and
Sutter, r. 11 Telegraph PI
Harrison John B., auditor Market St. RR., Potrero
andB.V. BR., and Mission Bay Bridge Co., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, room 70, r. 1829 Eddy
Harrison John F. (Harrison & Dickson) r. 614 Sutter
Harrison John F., extraman Engine No. 10, S. F. F.
D., r. 533 Bryant
Harrison John H., captain guard House of Correction
Harrison John M., clerk Cope & Davis, r. 1219 Jones
Harrison John W., commission merchant, 204 Cali-
fornia, room 12, r. 127 Turk
Harrison Joseph J., clerk, r. 1831 Mission
Harrison Joseph N., commission merchant, 401 Mar-
ket, r. 1829 Eddy
Harrison Joseph N. Jr., clerk auditor Southern Pac.
RR., r. 1829 Eddy
Harrison Louis, bellhanger, r. 1126 Market
Harrison Louis J., clerk William Stuart, r. 127 Turk •
Harrison Luke, laborer, r. 500 Shotwell
Harrison Lydla J. Mrs., r. 1222 Leavenworth
Harrison Martha Mrs., nurse, r. E s South Park Av,
bet Brannan and Townsend
Harrison Martin, bookkeeper, r. 37 Eddy
Harrison Matthew C, engraver Francis, Valentine &
Co., r. 18 South Park
Harrison Newton F., telegraph operator, r. 308 Ful-
ton
Harrison Ralph C. (Jarboe & Harrison) attorney at
law, 230 Montgomery, r. 919 Pine
Harrison Randolph, clerk Major George H. Mendell,
r. 614 Nineteenth
Harrison Rlehjjrd F., weigher Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
E 8 Jersey, bet Solano and Butte
Harrison Robert, attorney at law, 430 California,
rooms 7 and 8, r. San Refael
Harrison Robert J. (Richards & Harrison) r. Oakland
Harrison Smith, bartender John Harrison, r. 11 Tele-
graph PI
Harrison Street School, Harrison, bet Tenth and
Eleventh
Harrison Street Wharf, foot Harrison
Harrison Teresa M., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 18 South
Park
Harrison Thomas, master mariner, r. N s Twenty-
ninth, bet Sanchez and Noe
Harrison Thomas, laborer, r. 5 Zoe PI
Harrison Thomas L., baker Pacific Mall SS. Granada
Harrison T. 8. (Hitchings & Harrison) r. 208 Brannan
Harrison Walter, carpenter, r. Turk St. Hotel
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HAR
417
HAR
Harrison William, carpenter William Kreger, r. 115
DavlB
Harrison William, seaman, r. 36 Clay
Harrison William, tailor, r. 612 Pine
Harrison William B., night clerk Cobo House, 411
Sansome
Harrison William F., clerk Lick House
HarriSon William O. (Harrison & Co.) r. 806 Stock-
ton
Harrison William H., master mariner, r. 219 Chatta-
nooga
Harrison William H., printer Evening Bulletin, r.
2029 Mission
Harrison William P., publisher Daily Hotel Gazette,
518 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Harrison & Co. (William G. Harrison) general
agents Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Co.
of Liverpool, commission merchants, and agents
De Soto Alkali Co., and Sutton Alkali Works
(England), ofhce 413 California
Harrison & Dickson (John F. Harrison and
George E. Dickson) importers and dealers wood
and willow ware , and manuf s brooms and matches,
210 and 212 Sacramento
Harrity James, laborer, r. 324 Vallejo, rear
Harrold Frank, bookkeeper Wellman, Peck & Co., r.
222 Chestnut
Harrold Frank, painter, r. Hancock House
Ean^ld Frank J., laborer Pac. Kolling Mill, r. E s
Louisiana, bet Napa and Shasta
Harrold George E., nutmaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E
8 Louisiana, bet Napa and Shasta, rear
Harrold George W., clerk James Harrold, r. 222 Chest-
nut
Harrold Jacob T., longshoreman, r. 30 Frederick
Harrold James, commission merchant, 525 Front, r.
222 Chestnut
Harrold James H., assistant bookkeeper Wheaton
& Luhrs, r. 222 Chestnut
Harrold John, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Harrold JoUn, proptr Empire Brewery, N s
Chestnut, nr Mason, office and depot 179 Jessie,
r. 416 Chestnut
Harrold John Jr., clerk John Harrold, r. 416 Chestnut
Harrold John H., teamster Charles Pillsbury, r. W s
Kentucky, bet Solano and Mariposa
Harrold John W., plasterer, r. 629 Nineteenth
Harrold Richard, brewer Empire Brewery, r. 227
Chestnut
Harrold Thomas R., bottler Empire Brewery, r. 416
Chestnut
Harrold William P., clerk Wellman, Peck & Co., r.
222 Chestnut
Harrold. See Harold, and Herold
Harron John J., shix^wright, r. 125 Bartlett
Harron J. Osgood, clerk Morris & Kennedy, r. West-
minster House
Harron M. E., Mrs., r. Westminister House
Harron William H., bookkeeper J. F. & J. B. Murray,
r. 614 Sutter
Harrow Henry C, laborer, r. N s Haight, bet Octavla
and Laguna
Harrow John J., shipwright, r. 125 Bartlett
narrower James, machinist, r. E s Hampshire, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
narrower John, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
921 Polk
Harry Amos, coppersmith Sanders & Co., r. 507 Mis-
sion
Harshall Gerson, merchant tailor, 230 Third
Harshall Gustav, merchant tailor, 58 Third, r. 60
Third
Hart Albert G., driver Hayes Valley branch Market
St. ER., r. NW cor Steiner and Eddy
Hart Alexander, clerk, r. 1008^ Market
Hart Albert L., cigarettemaker, 618 Merchant, r. 236
Perry
Hart Alfred, printer, r. 114 H Langton
Hart Andrew, operator American Sewing Machine
Co., r. Oakland
Hart Antlrew J., teamster, r. 27 Liberty
Hart Ann, widow, r. 474 Jessie
Hart Annie Mrs., r. 349 Jessie
Hart Annie, domestic 1503 Tyler
Hart Annie, widow, dressmaker, r. 1018 Mission
Hart Barbara Mrs., lodgings, 821 Market
Hart Catherine, widow, r. 612 McAllister
Hart Charles (Kullman, Salz & Co.) r. 1417 California
HArt Charles B., searcher of records, 523 Kearny,
r. 2108 Taylor
Hart Christine Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary
School, r. 1216 Washington
Hart D. Mrs., nurse, r. 526 Natoma
Hart Daniel, shoemaker D. W. Emerson, r. 649 Mis-
sion
Hart Daniel W., bootmaker, r. W s Fair Oaks, bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Hart David, r. 1318 California
Hart David, clerk Moses Hart, r. 1117 Post
Hart David, livery stable, 901 Larkin
Hart David, teamster, r. 405 Minna
Hart David M., clerk Kullman, Salz & Co., r. 1417 Cal.
Hart EttaH. Mrs., assistant Jefferson Grammar School,
r. 402 Larkin
Hart Fehx L., real-estate, r. 2400 Mission
Hart Francis, plasterer, r. 722 Fell
Hart Frederick, machinist, r. Columbia Hotel
Hart Frederick H., editor Daily Stock Report, r. 2518
Sacramento
Hart Frederick J., salesman F. Hufschmidt, r. 1403
Church
Hart Frederick W.. first officer Pacific Mail SS. Gra-
nada, r. 10 De Boom
Hart George, collector, r. 739 Ellis
Hart George, laborer Industrial Iron Works, r. 1813
Jessie
Hart George S., longshoreman, r. 302 Beale
Hart George W., letteroarrier Post Office, r. 521 Fol.
Hart H., teamster Presidio Reservation
Hart Henry, clerk, r. 370 Clementina
Hart Henry, clerk, r. NE cor Turk and Steiner
Hart Henry, laborer Oriental Warehouse, r. 32 Fred-
erick
Hart Henry, teamster, r. 534 Mission
Hart Henry, teamster, r. 1604 Pacific Av
Hart Henry C, r. 1309 Eddy
Hart Henry W., clerk stmr Mare Island, r. Oakland
Hart Herman, candlemaker, r. 4 Alabama
Hart Hugh R., with Easton & Co., r. 535 Turk
Hart Hyman, watchmaker, r. 526 Natoma
Hart Jacob, blacksmith, r. United States Hotel
Hart James, boilermaker Cal. Boiler Works, r. 308
Folsom, rear
Hart James, inspector Custom House, r. 18 Clinton
Park
Hart James, painter, r. 313 Sixth
Hart James, printer, r. 18 Clinton Park
Hart James, waiter, r. 112 Shipley
Hart James D., special policeman, r. 28 Clementina
Hart Jane, widow, r. NW cor Grove and Buchanan
Hart Jennie J. Miss, assistant Silver St. Primary
School, r. 1216 Washington
Hart Jerome A., foreman The Argonaut, r. 74 Natoma
Hart Jesse B., attorney at law, 523 Kearny, r. 2108
Taylor
Hart J. L., merchant, 618 Merchant, r. 236 Perry
Hart Johanna, widow, r. 429 Chestnut
Hart John, clerk, r. 416 Minna
Hart John, laborer, r. 46 Louisa
Hart John, laborer, r. 410 Minna
Hart John, laborer, r. 913 Stockton
Hart John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 14 McLea
Court
Hart John, laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.
Hart John, laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works
Hart John, liquor saloon, NE cor Turk and Steiner
Hart John J., r. 13 Everett
Hart JohnM. Rev., r. 509 Leavenworth
Hart John T., printer, r. 474 Jessie
Hart John T., painter Daniel Lydon
Hart Jordan P., searcher of records, office 523 Kear-
ny, r. 2108 Taylor
Hart Joseph V., merchant tailor, 45 Second, r. 630
Harrison
Hart Julia Mrs., milliner, r. 255 Jessie
Hart Kate, domestic 1750 Franklin
Hart Kate S., widow, r. 27 Jessie, bet Seventh and
Eighth
Hart Louis, brush-maker Charles Bleibtrey, r. Ala-
bama, bet Sixteenth and Santa Clara
Hart Louis, expressman, r. 1420 Devisadero
Hart Louis, manuf caps, 1509 Market
Hart Lydia, widow, r. 1420 Devisadero
Hart Lydia Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary School,
r. 1216 Washington
Hart M. gents' furnishing goods, 400 Kearny, r. 408
Eddy
Hart Maria L. Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary
School, r, 100 McAllister
Hart Mary, widow, r. 41Cii Natoma
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Hart Mary Miss, cutter Wurkheim & Co., r. 416
Minna
Hart Mary, domestic 2512^1ay
Hart Mary, nurse, r. 2318 Mission
Hart Mary Mrs., stationery and fancy goods, 313
Sixth
Hart Mary A., -widow, r. 114 }« Langton
Hart Michael, brick-layer, r. 27 Converse, rear
Hart Michael, produce dealer, 252 Eighth
Hart Mitchell, r. 108 Minna
Hart Moses, boarding, livery and sale stable, 814-
818 Geary, r. 1117 Post
Hart Noah, laborer Lachman & Jacobi, r. 255 Jessie
Hart Patrick, boiler maker Cal. Boiler Works, r. 322
Folsom
Hart Patiick, bootmaker, r. N s ElDorado, bet Jersey
and Potrero Av
Hart Patrick, helper Moynihau & Aitken, r. 318 Fol.
Hart Pauline Miss, assistant Silver St. Primary
School, r. 1210 Washington
Hart Peter, seaman schr J. B. Leeds, r. North Pacific
Hotel
Hart Philip, stock clerk W. & I. Steinhart & Co., r. 23
Stockton
Hart Bichard, carver George Dawson & Co., r. East
Oakland
Hart Robert, salesman G«orge Loomis, r. Verandah
House
Hart Koger, fniit dealer, r. 2514 Post
Hart Simon (Hart & Goodman) r. 1120 Sutter
Hart Thomas, blacksmith David R. Coleman, r. 308
Folsom
Hart Walter, clerk Harrison & Dickson, r. 620 Wash.
Hart William, laborer, r. 1311 Sacramento
Hart William, packer Lachman & Jacobi, r. Oakland
Hart William, tailor Lancaster & Northon, 1. 1311 Sac.
Hart William H. H., attorney at law, 230 Montgom-
ery, room 24, r. 1224 Mission
Hart William M., reporter, r. 27 Jessie, bet Seventh
and Eighth
Hart ^ Goodman (Simon Hart and David Good-
man) poultry and game, 76 and 78 Cal. Market
Hart. See Harte
Hartall A. T., passepartout artist, r. Sb Twenty-fourth,
bet Vicksburg and Sanchez
Harte Emma L. (Wescott & Harte) r. 725 Pine
Harte John, boatman, r. W s Dore, nr Bryant
Harte John W., stereotyper Evening Post, r.417 Eear.
Harien James, longshoreman, r. 1321 Sansume
Hartenstein Fredeiick O., wines and liquors, 539
Valencia
Hal ter Bernard, policeman City Hall, r. 610 Linden Av
Harter James, seaman, r. 24(i Beale, rear
Hartermauu Tina, domestic 13 Hyde
Hartery William, teamster Renton Coal Co., r. 1903
Webster
Hartey James, hostler Central BR., r. 1903 Webster
Hartford and Empire Mining Co. (Arizona) Richard
Clay secretary, 11:3 Leidesdorff, rooms 3 and 4
Hartford Fire Insurance Co., A. P. Flint
manager, Belden & Ortun local agents, 313 Cal.
Hartford James, stevedore, r. 202 Union
Hartford John, teamster Chase Ac Wolff, r. 202 Union
Hartford John Jr., boatman, r. 202 Union
Hartford John W., carpenter, r. 2715 Bush '
Hartford Lizzie, domestic 831 Jackson
Hartford Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) E. F. Stone
secretary, 306 Pine
Hartford Silver Mining Co. (Inyo Co., Cal.) D. J. Bur-
nett secretary, 11154 Leidesdorff
Hartford. See Harford
Hartigan Joseph, clerk James Humphrey, r. 616
Geary
Hartigan Michael, waiter What Cheer House
Hiirti^ivn P., groceries and liquors, NW cor First
and Howard, r. 516 Howard
Hartje Fredcric^k, elerk Diedrich H. Wulzen, r. NE
cor Ninth and Folsom
Hartley B., seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of Chester
Hartley Edward, stairbuilder, r. 141 Natoma
Hartley James Mrs., widow, r. S s Fifteenth Av, bet
L and M, South S. F.
Hartley John, machinist Pioneer Iron Works, r. 100
Hartley Rasmus, driver City RR., r. 1906 Mission
Hartley Willard, seaman, r. 326 Main
Hartley William H., bartender Radovich & Uhrlandt,
r. 745 Howard
Hartman Benjamin, bookkeeper Buyer, Reich & Co.,
r. 1028 Clay
Hartman Charles, engineer, r. 148 Natoma
Hartman Christian (Hartman & Freese) r. 1207 Turk
Hartman Christian F., r. 232 Langton, rear
Hartman Eva Miss, r. 1028 Clay
Hartman Jacob, butcher, 48 Grand Central Market, r.
315 Fulton
Hartman Jacob, molder Byron Jackson, r. 231 Hickory
Av
Hartman John, cooper, r. 315 Beale
Hartman John, woodsawyer. r. 318 Pacific
Hartman Joseph, baker Robert Mattbay, r. 1523
Mission
Hartman Leon, laborer G. Venard, r. SW cor Mason
and Lombard
Hartman Louis, with Buyer, Reich & Co., r. 1028
Clay
Hartman M., peddler, r. 538 Jessie
Hartman Marcus, liquor saloon, 1011 Market, r. 927
Jackson
Hartman Martin, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Hartman Max., steward, r. 2016 Pierce
Hartman Morris (S. Hartman & Bro.) r. 34 Eeamy
Hartman Philip, liquor saloon, 11 Spear, r. 21 Lang-
ton
Hartman S. & Bro. (Solomon and Morris) dry goods,
36 Kearny
Hartman Samuel (Mayer k Hartman) r. 745 Howard
Hartman Simon, harnessmaker, 939 H Folsom
Hartman Simon, solicitor Willcox & Gibbs Sowing
Machine Co., r. 315 Fulton
Hartman Solomon (S. Hartman & Brother) r. 502
Bush
Hartman Thomas, compositor 8. F. Chronicle, r. 1009
Powell
Hartman William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 616
Seventh
Hartman & Freese (Christian Hartman and Frederick
A. Freese) carpenters and builders, 827 Sutter ,.___^
Hartmaun Adolph, prc^r Arcade House, 45 Sac.
Hartmann Adolph, sflcjetary Humboldt Savings and
Loan Soc, r. 2212 Steiner
Hartmann Alfred E., jeweler, 28 Third, r. 63 Thir-
teenth
Hartmann Charles (Weir & Hartmann) r. 310 Minna
Hartmann Christopher (Hillebrandt & Co.) r. 2010
Folsom
Hartnuann Edward, house, sign and fresco painter,
1101 Mission, r. 22 First Av
Hartmann Eugene, sign advertiser, 1161 Mission, r.
22 First Av
Hartmann F. Gaston, forema i Hofen & Co., r. 26
Decatur
Hartmaun Frank, carriagesmith Larklns & Co., r. 319
Jessie
Hartmann Frederick E., accountant. 627 Oommercial,
r. 2609 Clay
Hartmann Harry, plumber William D. Hobro, r. 2613
Clay
Hartmann Henry (Hartmann & Dammasch) r. 402 }j
Grove
Hartmann Henry, boat builder, r. 2025 Mason
Hartmann Israel, peddler, r. 1062 Howard
Hartmann John, dairyman J. A. Shepston, r. San
Miguel Station
Hartmann John F. cooper David Woemer, r. 316
Beale
Hartmann John M., clerk Henry Doscher & Co., r. 641
Natoma
Hartmann Joseph, bakery, 124 Eighth
Hartmann Julius, jeweler A. Hirschman, r. 916 Mont.
Hartmann Madeline, widow, r. 22 First Av
Hartmann Minna Mrs., crockery and tinware, 1062
Howard
Hartmann William, blacksmith Excelsior Iron Works,
r. 34 Tehama
Hartmann William, laborer Pac. Distillery, r. NW
cor Moultun and Fillmore
Hartmaun & Dammasch (Henry Hartmann and Lotiis
Dammasch) Harmony Hall saloon, N£ oor Post !
and Kearny {
Hartnagel Gustav, watchmaker A. Elsenberg, r. 1811 ,
Stockton !
Hartneady James, blacksmith, r. 208 Second
Hartneady Thomas, molder Savage & Son, r. 621
Howard
Hartuett Daniel, carpenter, r. 16 5^ Brj-ant Av
Hartnett Daniel, carpenter, r. 129 Fair Oaks
Hartnett Daniel, proptr Golden Eagle Hotel, NW
cor Montgomery and Broadway •
Hartnett Ella J., domestic 628 Valencia t
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41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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419
HAS
Hartoett Henry, hostler David J. Foley, r. 18u8 Powell
Hartnett James P., printer, r. 227 Austin
Hartuett John, hostler J. H. Swain, r. 412 Folsom
Hartnett John, printer, r. 7 Bridge
Hartnett John, reporter, r. 209 Second
Hartnett Lawrence, market, NE cor Pacific and Leav-
enworth
Hartuett Michael, wood and coal, 343 Jessie
Hartnett Richard, waiter Grand Hotel
Hartnett William, laborer Pac. Distillery, r. Lom-
bard, nr Fillmore
Hartnett William, waiter Grand Hotel, r. 227 Austin
Hartncy Frank P., clerk, r. NW cor Octavia and
Union
Hartney Stephen, driver City Transit Co., r. 1717 Ellis
Hartog Charles, r. 242 Sutter
Hartog Edward, attorney at law, 655 Washington, r.
3vi6 Geary
Hartrick Edward, salesman Kennedy & Durr, r. 26
Mission Av
Hartshorn Edmund F. (Hartshorn & McPhun) r. 102
Sixth
Hartshorn & McPhun (Edmimd F. Hartshorn and
William McPhun Jr.) manufs window shades, N
8 Bluxome, bet Fifth and Sixth, and dealers oil
cloths, carpets, and paper hangings, 112 Fourth
Hartshorne Elbridge. bartender, r. 341 Seventeenth
Hartshome Samuel (Hartshorne & Waters) r. 1705
Gough
Hartshorne Walter, clerk John P. Lysett, r. 341 Seven-
teenth
Hartshome & Waters (Samuel Hartshorne and George
L. Waters) billiards, wines and liquors, 126 Kear-
ny, Thurlow Block
Hartter Louis, groceries, 621 Mission, and 120 Fifth,
r. 1707 Howard
Hartung Gustave, watchman O. & O. SS. Belglc, r. 36
Twelfth
Hartung Julius, jeweler Alfred Barrett, r. 109 Oak
Hartung Theodore, jeweler Alfred Barrett, r. 109 Oak
Hartwell J. H., r. 1223 Washington
Hartwell John, deckhand stmr Pride of the River,
Jackson St Wharf
Hartwell John B. Rev., missionary Baptist Chinese
T. M. C. Assn, r. 1223 Washington
Hartwell Thomas J., laborer Cal. Dry Dock, r. Hunt-
er's Point, South S. F.
Hartwell William, clerk Albert Mau & Co., r. 621 Pine
Hartwig Bernhard, r. 703 O'Farrell
Hartwig Charles F., engineer Southern Pac. RR., r.
215 Shotwell
Hartwig Charlotte Mme., midwife, r. 215 Shotwell
Hartwig Edward A., apprentice C. Kiernan, r. 215
Shotwell
Hartwig George W., porter Getz Brothers & Co., r.
1726 Sutter
Harty John (Harty & Guthrie) r. 11 Ohio
Harty John, S. F. Ship Calkers' Assn, Barra's Hall
Harty John Mrs., widow, r. 226 Fulton
Harty Maria, domestic 123 Twenty-fourth
Harty Michael, seaman, r. 210 Ritch
Harty Peter A., mattressmaker Charles W. Bidgeway,
r. 515 Minna
Harty Thomas, laborer Pool & Harris, r. 2816 Pine
Harty & Guthrie (John Harty and William L. Guth-
rie) groceries and liquors, 213 Broadway
Hartz Christian, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. SE cor
Twenty-uinth and Church
Hartz Heiman, laborer Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. 4 Alabama
Hartz Johann, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Hartzell Charles A., passepartoutmaker Snow & Co.,
r. 2832 ?^ California
Hartzen George W., coachman, r. S s Sutter, bet Scott
and Devisadero
Harvey Mrs., zephyr powders, 608 Market, room 12
Harvey Ann T., widow, r. 26 Pleasant
Harvey Arthur B., mining engineer, r. 1023 Twenty-
first
Harvey August W., saddlemaker Main & Winchester,
r. 1Bl4 Bluxome
Harvey Barnard, merchant tailor, 26)^ Fourth
Harvey Benjamin F., engineer, r. 143 Thirteenth
Harvey Charles C, r. 2303 Devisadero
Harvey Charles L., carpenter, r. 13 Allen
Harvey C. W., conductor Market St. RR.
Harvey Daniel M., drug clerk, r. 245 Eighth
Harvey Edward E., groceries and provisions, 2115
Howard, r. W s Castro, bet Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth
Harvey George D., with Thomas Tompkins, r. 505
Filbert
Harvey George H., captain tug Rescue, r. 141 Thir-
teenth
Harvey George J., druggist, r. 1534 Polk
Harvey Henry J., sasbmaker Uriah Segars, r. 18 J4
Bluxome
Harvey Hoase, *' Robinson," 807 California
Harvey I. C. Jlrs., nurse Ladies' Pro. and Relief Soc,
E s Franklin, bet Geary and Post
Harvey I. J., speculator, r. 118 O'Farrell
Harvey James C, painter, r. 1005 Clay, rear
Harvey John, carpenter, r. 117 Ellis
Harvey John C. bartender George M. Gardner, r. 505
Filbert
Harvey John D., compositor 8. F. Chronicle, r. 235
Kearny
Harvey John R., laborer, r. 613 Seventh
Harvey John W., engineer tug Water Witch, r. 912
Greenwich
Harvey Joseph, r. 410 Kearny
Harvey Joseph, bookkeeper New Wisconsin Hotel, 902
Montgomery
Harvey Joseph, fish, 34 Grand Central Market, r. 255
Stevenson
Harvey Kate Mrs., janltress Shotwell St. Primary
School, r. NE cor Folsom and Twenty-second
Harvey Laura A. Miss, hairdresser, r. 225 Sixteenth
Harvey LeRoy G., secretary Farmers' Bank of Sav-
ings, 528 California, room 2, r. Oakland
Harvey Lou Miss, copyist, r. 127 Kearny
Harvey L. P., deckhand tug Wizard
Harvey M. J. Mrs., r. 206 Tyler
Harvey M. M., r. 1006 Post
Harvey N., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Harvey N. Miss, groceries and bakery,. 117 Ellis
Harvey O. T., assistant Lincoln Evening School
Harvey Peter, passenger agent, 3 New Montgomery,
r. 12 Rondel PI
Harvey Peter, teamster A. E. Buckman, r. NE cor
Church and Dorland
Harvey Phoebe, domestic 569 Harrison
Harvey Thaddeus A., policeman City Hall, r. 720 Fil-
bert
Harvey Thomas, blacksmitk Charles Fitzgerald, r.
103 Mission
Harvey Thomas, laborer Cutting Packing Co., r. 229
Kearny
Harvey Thomas, laundryman National Laundry
Harvey Thomas, salesman, r. 761 Harrison
Harvey W'illiam, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
1126 Twenty-first
Harvey William, saddlemaker, r. 1318 Dupont
Harvey William H., teamster Howe & Hall, r. 1254
Glover
Harvey. See Hervey
Harville Benjamin F., clerk, r. 905 Larkin
Harville John S., assistant librarian Mechanics' In-
stitute, r. 905 Larkin
Harville John W. Mrs., widow, r. 905 Larkin
Harwick Henry, seaman SS. Oregon, FolBom St.
Wharf
Harwood Charles B., manuf brooms, 925 Capp
Harwood Charles J., engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 256
Stevenson
Harwood George, pantryman Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Harwood Jenny, widow, r. 416 Greenwich, rear
Haryear F. B., second ofiftcer Pacific Mail SS. City of
Sydney
HasBrouck James (Sumner Whitney & Co.) r. 113
Page
Has Brouck. See Hasbrouck
Hasbach Henry, attorney at law, 636 Clay, r. 915
Union
Hasbrouck Gottlieb, porter F. Wortmann & Co., r. SW
cor Clay and Kearny
Hasbrouck H. C, captain Fourth Artillery, U. S. A.,
r. Presidio
Hasch Ernest J., spikemaker John Ziekel, r. SW cor
Tenth Av and I, South S. F.
Hiische Claus, dairyman, 625 Bay, rear
Haschen James, cook. r. 824 Union
Haselhurst Alvinza, clerk, r. 1505 Leavenworth
Haselhurst William, assistant engineer U. S. Mint, r.
505 Leavenworth
Haselhurst William Jr., machinist Goss & Adams, r.
505 Leavenworth
Haseltine Charles E., stevedore, 46 Stcuart, r.
480 San Jose Av
Haseltine James E., r. 22 Geary
I nilNni APH Rj CO Growers of and Dealers in FINE WINES.
Ji VJUML/l-nV^II UCr \j\Jt Corner Market and Second Streeta.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPORTATION CO.,
GBNERAIi OFFICS,
190 & 1$33 Front.
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420
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Haseltine Robert E., groceriee and hardware, 423
Davis, r. 17 Glover
Haseltine William, merchant, r. 537 Sacramento
Haseltine. See Hazelton
Hasenbalg Carl, cigars and tobacco, 900 Market, r. 233
O'Farrell
Hasenberg Meyer, porter R. D, W. Davis & Co., r. 324
Austin
Haser George, steward S. F. Bar Assn, r. 916 Jackson
Haser Philip, sawyer, r. 13 M Rausch
Haser Theodore, carriagepalnter, r. 916 Jackson
Hasey Samuel L. (Hasey & Lancaster) r. lOS Ellis
Hasey <& Lancaster (S. L. Hasey and F. G. Lan-
caster; impoiters, and retail plated ware, fancy
goods, etc., 32 Kearny
Hasbagen Herman, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hashagen John, clerk John H. Schroder, r. NW cor
Geary and Buchanan
Hashagen Martin, junk dealer, 508 Sixth
Haskel Jacob (Louis Haskel & Son) r. 417 Hyde
Haskel Louis (Louis Haskel & Son) r. 417 Hyde
Haskel Louis & Son (Louis and Jacob) sausage manufs,
10 Taylor
Haskell Benjamin F., policeman City Hall, r.3 Hope-
ton Terrace
Haskell Buriiette G., attorney at law, and man-
aging clerk Latimer & Morrow, 76 Nevada Block,
r. 331 Kearny
Haskell Charles L.. manuf and importer saddlery
and harness, 12 Bush, r. 1804 Mason
Haskell Daniel, captain tufe Millen Griffith, r. 35
South Park
Haskell D.H., town-site agent Central Pac. RR., NE
cor Fourth and Townsend, room 6, r. SE cor Cali-
fornia and Webster
Haskell Dudley H. Jr., r. SE cor Webster and Califor-
nia
Haskell Edward W., capitalist, office with A. Lusk &
Co.,r. 410 Second
Haskell Ellen P., saleslady Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machine Co., r. 638 Howard
Haskell Eugene C, clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
r. 1804 Mason
Haskell Francis E., local officer Gold and Stock Tel.
Co., r. 416 Natoma
Haskell Frank, stock clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 21
Ellis
Haskell George, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Haskell George H., master mariner, r. 506 Shotwell
Haskell George W., laborer, r. 39 De Boom
Haskell Gilbert W., real-estate, r. 724 Guerrero
Haskell Harry H., clerk Williams & Flrebaugh, r. SE
cor California and Webster
Haskell Henry, painter, r. 641 Commercial
Haskell H. W., solicitor, r. Overland House
Haskell Jabez, conductor Sutter St. ER., r. 1423 Polk
Haskell John G., brakeman Southern Pac. BR., r. 1047
Howard
Haskell John L., capitalist, r. 1118 Market
Uaskell John M., mining expert, r. 502 Mason
Haskell Joseph E., commercial traveler.r. 611 Treat Av
Haskell Joseph H., tinroofer John Murphy, r. 223
Fulton
Haskell L. F., bookkeeper Gilbert & Moore, r. San
Rafael
Haskell Phineas, manuf frames, sashes, doors, blinds,
etc., SW cor Bryant and Fifth, r. 1228 Ellis
Haskell Reuben R., New York agent diamonds, jew-
elry, and silverware, 286 Kearny, room 4, r. 1617
Sutter
Haskell Walter W. (Brown, Craig & Co.) r. 1702 Geary
Haskell Willis G., carpenter, r. 724 Guerrero
Haskin H. S., surgeon Pacific Mall SS. City of Peking
Haskin John B. Jr. (Wyatt, Haskin & Co.) r. 614
Sutter
Huskin Joseph W., mining, r. 1115 Post
Haskin Mining Co. (Pinal Co., Arizona) O. H. Jewell
secretary, 5M Kearny, room 1
Haekins C.H., r. Manchester House
Haskius Daniel J., gardener, r. 724 Union, rear
Easkius Edward, teacher music, r. 3 Hopeton Ter-
race
Haskins Isaac, r. 11 Park Av
Hiiskins James H., capitalist, r. 2002 Leavenworth
Uaskins Philip J., compositor W. T. Baggett & Co..
r. 724 rnlon, rear
Hasklns William, r. 807 Kearny
Haslam Henry, salesman, r. 2219 Larkin
Haslam James, miner, r. NE cor Lombard and Leav-
enworth
Hasler A. Miss, artist, 120 Sutter, room 76, r. 534 Bush
Haslett James, hackmau, r. SW cor Valencia and
Twenty-third
Haslett Samuel (J. W. Cox & Co.) r. Alameda
Haslett William, painter, r. 919 Stockton
Haslett. See Hazlett
Hass Charles, driver United States Laundry, r. 1708 J4
Jessie
Hass John W., teamster Drummond & Lament, r. 1
Goldman PI
Hass William, cook. N 8 Dunn Alley, rear
Hass. See Haas and Haase
Hassard Henry H., reporter R. G. Dun & Co., r. East
Oakland
Hasselbach C. P., steward schr Marin, Beale St.Wharf
Hasselbach George, uiarket, 13 Howard
Hasselbach William, stevedore BlackjDiamond Coal
Co., r. 19 Bryant Av
Hasselburg William, cofifee saloon, 1236 Market
Hasselbusch John E., liquor saloon, 533 Sacramento,
r. 610 Sacramento
Hasselgreen George, silversmith Schulz & Fischer, r.
906 Stockton
Hassell Elizabeth, widow, r. 97 Montgomery Block
Hassell Horace T., first engineer U. S. Revenue stmr
J. F. Hartley, r. 617 Valencia
HasseU James J., clerk Falkner. Bell & Co., r. Oakland
Hasselman Charles, artist Bradley & Rulofson, r. 600
Bush
Hassen John, laborer Chase & Wolff
Hassen Kate M. Miss, assistant Shotwell St. Primary
School, r. 2311 Howard
Hassen William, porter J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 2311
Howard
Hassenmiller Joseph, foreman Jason Springer & Co.,
r. 1108J4 York
Hassenpflug Frederick, druggist, SW cor Dupont and
Green
Hassett J.B., Boot'and Shoemakers' Union, 771 Market
Hassett Martin C, attorney at law, 637 Kearny, r. 13
Rausch
Hassett Mary A., widow, r. 13 Rausch
Hassett Mary E., assistant Eighth St. Grammar
School, r. 13 Rausch
Hassett B., Boot and Shoemakers' Union, 771 Market
Hassett Stephen, laborer, r. 17 Gilbert
Hassett Thomas, tailor, r. 13 Garden
Hassett William J. (Wallace & Hassett) r. 1947 Geary
Hassey Annie, widow, r. 1104 Market
Hassey Frank A., stockbroker, 402 Montgomery, r. 716
Green
Hasshagen John G., merchant, r. 15 Willow Av
Hatsbageu Louis, r. 319 Green
Hassler Louis, upholsterur, r. 114 Turk
Hassmer Jacob E., clerk V. Hassmer, 933 Washington
Hassmer Valentine, groceries and liquors, 933 Wash.
Hasson William, r. S s Market, bet Tenth and Eleventh
Hasstedt William H., expressman, SE cor Kearny and
Sacramento, r. cor Hunt and Harrison
Hast Edward S.. accountant Bank of California, r.
Oakland
Hast George, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Haste John Henry (Haste & Kirk) r. Berkeley
Haste Julius A., r. 22{i Sutter
Haste <& Kirk (John Henry Haste and Christian
Kirk) coal and iron, 21-25 Beale
Hastedt Charles (Hastedt & Ernst) r. 900 Stockton
Hastedt Ferdinand C. W., groceries and liquors, SE
cor Stockton and Morton
Hastedt & Ernst (Charles Hastedt and William Ernst)
groceries and liquors, NE cor Clay and Stockton
Hasterlick Simon, cigars and tobacco, 222 Fourth, r.
741 Market
Hastie James N., r. 1512 Bush
Hastinck Charles, baker Occidental Hotel
Hastings Apollo, horsedealer, r. N s Liberty, bet Gu-
errero and Dolores
Hastings Benjamin, druggist. NW cor Geary and Fill-
more
Hastings Benjamin F., speculator, r. 2612 Folsom
Hastings Carrie Miss, assistant Washington Grammar
School, r. 1801 Stevensim
Uastiii^M C. C. i& Co., C. H. Mann manager, im-
porters, manufs. and retailers clothing, etc., SW
cor Montgomery and Sutter
Hastings Charles, clerk John H. Schlutcr, r. 09 Minna
Hastings Charles C. (0. 0. Hastings & Co.) r. New
York
Hastings Charles F. Die, trustee Hastings Estate, 636
Clay, room 2, r. Suisuu
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I^TiTnber Dealer, N. E. cor. mission and Sjiear Sts.,Ika8 largf*
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of the Law, 036 Claj-, room 2, r. 710 O'Farrell
Hastings College of tlie La^v, S. Cliuton Hast-
ings dean, C. P. Hastings registrar, 63G Clay,
room 2
Hastings Ernest L., hatter James M. Forrest, r. 132
Fourth
Hastings Eveline E., widow, r. 512 Jones
Hastings F. C, r. 522 Van Ness Ay
Hastings George A., carpenter, r. 352 Clementina
Hastings George B., real-estate, r. 2612 Folsom
Hastings Howard F., banker, r. 1222 Pine
Hastings James W., brakeman Central Pac. RR., r.
2612 Folsom
Hastings John, r. 32 Fourth ■
Hastings John, physician, r. 1215 Sutter
Hastings Robert P., attorney at law, 47 Nevada Block,
r. 1025 Hyde
Hastings S. Clinton, capitalist, office 636 Clay,
r. Grand Hotel
Hastings Stanley F., phonographic reporter, 6 Court
Block, r. S 8 Columbia, nr Sanchez
Hastings Thomas, laborer new U. S. Appraiser's
Building, r. 6 Vincent
Hastings William, watchman American Sugar Refinery
Hastings William S., cigarmaker A. Mann & Co., r.
512 Bush
Hastolick Samuel, cigarmaker, r. Columbia Hotel
Haston Z., carpenter, r. 18 Bernard
Hastorf Charles D., seaman, r. 674 Natoma, rear
Hasty Alnnso P., with Waterhouse & Lester, r. 2629
Howard
Hasty Michael, seaman stmr Santa Cruz, Broadway
Wharf
Hasty Walter F., cabinetmaker Kragen & Geist, r. 356
Brannan
Has well Charles C, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
510 Natoma
Haswell John C, compositor Evening Bulletin, r. 526
Greenwich
Haswell Mary A. Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 526 Greenwich
Haswell Nellie C. Miss, assistant Broadway Grammar
School, r. 526 Greenwich
Hatch Asa D. , office 122 Clay, r. Oakland
Hatch A. J. Mrs., r. 839 O'Farrell
Hatch Charles E., attorney at law, 507 Montgomery,
r. Oakland
Hatch Emma C. widow, r. 1017 Larkin
Hatch Frank B., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 118
Ellis
Hatch Fred. A. (Smith & Hatch) r. Oakland
Hatch Gertrude Miss, r. 839 O'Farrell
Hatch James, liquor saloon, NW cor Sixth and
Howard, r. 964 Howard
Hatch James H., dentist, office and r. 21 Geary
Hatch John, captain dredger No.l, State Harbor Com-
missioners, r. 24 Minna, rear
Hatch John, printer, r. 649 Folsom
Hatch John H., laborer Eureka Warehouse, r. 1716
Dupont
Hatch Julius F., expressman, NW cor Front and Clay
r. 7 Mint Av
Hatch Julius L., inspector Custom House, r. 915 Guer-
rero
Hatch Mary, widow, r. 649 Folsom
Hatch Theodore H. (Hatch & Barclay) r. 809 Hyde
Hatch Thomas, cabinetmaker Cal. Mills, r. 649 Fol.
Hati^h Wallace, fireman Pacific Mail 8S. South Caro-
lina
Hatch Willard O., agent Hatch's Turkish Insect Pow-
der, r. 945 Mission
Hatch William, driver Gilbert C. Fowler
Hatch William, salesman John Dowling, r. 222 Tehama
Hatch William, tanner Mission Tannery, r. SE cor
Eighteenth and Folsom
Hatch William W. R., teamster, r. S 8 Twentieth, bet
Treat Av and Harrison
Hatch <Sc Barclay- (Theodore H. Hatch and Peter
T. Barclay) shipping and commission merchants,
20 California
Hatch. See Hach
Hatfield Joseph, shoemaker Kast & Co., r. 110 Valpar-
aiso
Hatfield William H., r. 325 Fremont
Hatfield William M., bookkeeper George W. Gibbs &
Co., r.33 Fremont
Hathaway Abraham A., painter, r. 4 Hill
Hathaway Andrew H.. teamster Dore & Co., r. 828
Howard
Hathaway Beverley B. Mrs,, vice principal Mission
Grammar School, r. 1007 Twenty-first
Hathaway Braddock R., painter, r. 136 Fifth
Hathaway Charles, sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r. 1202 Jfi
Folsom
Hathaway Charles B., teamster Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 1202 )4 Folsom
Hathaway Charles D., clerk New York Bakery, r. 1828
Bush
Hathaway Charles H., capitalist, r. 2118 Pacific Av
Hathaway C. W., r. 724 California
Hatlia^vay Edmund V., proptr Hathaway's
Warehouse, and Rincou Point Warehouse, foot of
Spear, r. 38 South.Park
Hathaway F. M. Mrs., widow, r. 721 Shotwell
Hathaway George, carpenter, r. 206 Clara
Hathaway George B. , teamster, r. 307 Seventh
Hathaway Job T., teamster, r. 623 Howard
Hathaway John D., r. 1635 Ellis
Hathaway John E., laborer, r. 6 Clara Lane
Hathaway Nathan (Hathaway & Garcelon) r. 2217
Howard
Hathaway Samuel H., r.l433 Taylor
Hathaway Stephen, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn
Hathaway William H., clerk general freight office
Central Pac. RR., r. 2217 Howard
Hathaway & Garcelon (Nathan Hathaway and Harvey
Garcelon) carpenters and builders, 1622 Mission
Hatha'tvay's Warehouse, E. V. Hathaway
Ijroptr, foot of Spear
Hathaway's Wharf, foot of Spear
Hatherly William, engineer William H. Birch, r. 530
Stevenson
Hatherton Sd^vard A, (Hatherton & Pelton) and
architect new City Hall, office junction Park Av
and Mc.Ulister, r. 241 Sixteenth
Hatherton & Pelton (Edward A. Hatherton and
John 0. Pelton Jr.) architects, 330 Pine, room 51
Hathorue Henry W., secretary N. B. and Mission RR.,
office SW cor Fourth and Louisa, r. 431 Geary
Hat.ie William, bookkeeper Indianapolis Chair Manuf.
Co., r. 344 Clementina
Hatman George W., boots and shoes, 1409 Polk, and
milk ranch, N s Union, bet Franklin and Gough
Hatman Minnie Miss, assistant Spring Valley Primary
School, r. N 8 Union, bet Franklin and Gough
Hatt William, halrpicker, r. K, nr Twenty-first Av,
South S. F.
Hattabough Andrew J., farmer Megilligan & Clark, r.
San Jos^ Road, nr Industrial School
Hattabough Maggie, widow, r. E s Chenery, nr Miguel,
Fairmount Tract
Hattel Frank, foundryman, r. 1016 Kearny
Hatteroth William (Hatteroth & Russ) r. 503 Jones
Hatteroth & Russ (William Hatteroth and Fred-
erick D. Russ) surgical, dental, and electrical
instruments, 321 Kearny
Hattick B., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Hatto Charles, waiter, r. 8 Dupont
Hatton Annie B. Mrs., r. 923 Harrison
Hatton Francis, hooker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E 8
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Hatton Francis J., teacher music, r. E s Michigan, bet
Shasta and Sierra
Hatton Harry, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. China
Hatton Julia Miss, r. 740 Howard
Hatton Robert, roller Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E 8 Michl-
gan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Hatton Thomas F., foreman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W 8
Louisiana, bet Shasta and Napa
Hatton William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. White
House Hotel , Potrero
Hatz John, adjuster Wheeler & Wilson Manuf. Co., r.
738 Broadway
Hatzhuter R., keeper Goat Island Light House
Haub George, r. 1603 Dupont
Haub George, junk dealer. 666 Howard, r. 7 Warren Av
Haub George Jr., satchelmaker Fechheimer & Steele,
r. 7 Warren Av
Haub John, waiter, r. 403 Union
Haub Philip (Wagner & Haub) r. 1603 Dupont
Haubensak Martin, sawyer Pac. Barrel and Keg Fac-
tory, r. 2 Decatur
Haubrich Benjamin, proptr Twelve Mile Farm Dairy,
office 35 Eddy
Haubrich Frank, r. 1032 Folsoni
Haubrich Frederick W., r. 1032 FolsOm
Haubrich Jacob, laborer, r. 409 Pacific
Hauck Frederick, with Charles Hach, 914 Market
/^I-/-V \kl f\\ Ani/ 645 MARKET STREET, wholesale and retail dealer in
uLU. YY. lrLA^^, Paner Hangings iSliade Material. Manufacturer of window Slia-Iss
lAMcrc c pfiDnniu a, rt\ wHoi^ESAiiE hardware,
JAnltO L. UUnUUN a bUtj corner Market and Front Stre«ti.
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Hauck Peter, mattreBsmaker Henry Frank, r. 432
Tehama,
Hauck Stephen, laborer, r. 432 Tehama
Haui'k Stephen Jr., surgical instrumentmaker Hat-
teroth & Eu68, r. 432 Tehama
Haudbine Julian C. B., carriagepninter, 29 Valencia
Hauer Frederick W., porter Lebenbaum, Goldberg &
Co., r. 4 McCormick
Hauer Wilhelm, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. 216
Francisco, rear
Hauerken George, driver, r. 409 Pacific
Uauerkeu Henry, waiter Schroeder & Saenser, r. 425
East
Hauffe Frederick, liquor saloon, 127 Sixth, r. 463
Notoma
Haufler William, bartender Charles J. Reich, r. 318
Pacific
I{ftug Gustave A., machinist Kisdon I. and L. Works
lliug Juliu?, hardware, 115 Second
Haug Matthias, carpenter, r. 515 Sacramento
Haughe Michael, laborer, r. 54 Crocker
Haughey James, steward, r. 255 Beale
Haughey Patrick, contractor, r. 67 Brady
Haughton Edward, stock clerk Davis Brothers, r. 1222
FolBom
Haughton Edward H., shipcarpenter, r. 307 Third
Haughton James H., master mariner, r. 1222 Folsom
Haughton John, assistant engineer O. & O. SS. Gae-
lic, r, 35 Garden
Haughton Robert, lumberman, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Haughton. See Horton, and Houghton
Haulser John, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Hauptli Gabriel, cellarman Kuhler & Frohling, r.
1809 Taylor
Hauptli Jacob, pastrycook Occidental Hotel, r. 411
Sutter
Hauptli Lena Mrs., human hair, 411 Sutter
Hauptman John, cook Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Hauschild Ferdinand, waiter Park Hotel
Hauschildt Ferdinand T., janitor Commercial Block,
123 California, room 19
Ha:.Bchildt J., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hauschildt Thies, shoemaker H. Lackmann, r. 210
Brannan
Hause Edward W., teamster, r. 927 Harrison
Hause Frank, master mariner, r. 139 Townsend
Hause Joseph, tailor A. Morris, r. Swis^s Hotel
Hause Kaufman, pantryman Golden Gate Hotel
Hause Robtrt W.. signpainter, r. 549 Tehama
Hause. See House
Hauser Abraham, peddler, r. 923 Howard
Hauser Adam, laborer Pioneer Malt House
Hauser Adam, shoemaker, r. W s Missouri, bet Santa
Clara and Mariposa
Hauser Albert, driver Hose No. 8, S. F. F. D., 8 s Fll-
bert, bet Fillmore and Webster
Hauser Andrew, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Hauser Bernard, bakery and milk depot, 333 Hayes
Hauser Bernard, expiessQian, 8E cor Broadway and
Stockton, r. 637 Broadway
Hauser Bernhard, seaman schr Bill the Butcher, r.
North Pacific Hotel
Hauser Conrad, junkdcaler, r. 530 Ivy Av
Hauser Conrad, laborer, r. 637 Broadway
Hauser David, fruits and vegetables, 923 HowaM
Hauser David, merchant, r. 420 Eddy
Hauser George, Bpikemuker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 7
Crook
Hauser Henry, satchelmaker H. Behrendt & Co. , r. 637
Broadway
Hauser Henry, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Hauser Herman, barber, 215 Dui^ont, r. 22 Stockton PI
Hauser John, liquor saloon, <'37 Broadway
Hauser Joseph, clerk, r. 420 Eddy
Hauser L'luis B., musician Bella Union Theater, r. 2
Cadell Alley
Hauser Philip, clerk, r. 530 Ivy Av
Hauser Robert, gilder, r. 732 Vallejo
Hauser Victor, r. 2 Highland Terrace
Hausler Frederick, liquor saloon, 26 Eddy
Hausman F. H. & Co. (Fredirick H. Hausman) ship-
ping and commission merchants, 326 Clay
Hausman Frederick H. (F. H. Hausman & Co.) r. 707
Mason
Hausmann August J., cutter Abraham Waldatein, r.
443 Jessie
Hausmann Bernhard (Hnusmann Bros.) r. 624 Sutter
HausuiHun Bros. (Siegfried and Bernhard) Importers
and manufs mirrors, moldings, and frames, 217
and 219 Pine
Hausmann Frederick, cigardcaler, r. 443 Jessie
Hausmann Jacob, laborer, r. 622 Linden Av
Hausmann Pauline, widow, r. 430 >i Seventh
Hausmann Siegfried (Hausmann Bros.) r. 624 Sutter
Hausmann. See Hausman, Haussman, and House-
man
Hausmeister Julius, clerk Daniel Meyer, r.lllO Taylor
Haussler Frederick, r. 932 Broadway
HauBSIer Leonhard H., cabinetmaker, 231 Jackson, r.
1116 Broadway
HauBsman Adolph, r. 802 Ellis
Haussman August, farmer, r. 13 Pacific
Haussman Henry, salesman Samuel Bauer, r. 802 Ellis
Haussman. See Hausman, Hausmann, aud House-
man
Haustoin Henry, machinist, r. 14 Decatur
Hauthal Ernest, soapmaker Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. 236 Capp
Haveliu Hugh, expressman, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet
Chattanooga and Dolores
Havelin John, teamster Haste &Eirk
Havelin William H., horseclipper. r. 1209 Folsom
Haven Charles D. , secretary Union InsuranceCo.,
416 California, r. Oakland
Haven Edward D.. carpainter, r. 317 First • ,
Haven Frederick L., salesman Blake, Robbint^&-Co.,
r. Oakland
Haven James M. (Gray & Haven) r. Oakland
Haven Pliilo, tinsmlh, r. 940 Capp
Havener Edward C, shipcarpenter, r. 638 Folsom
Havener James, S. F. Ship Calkers' Asfiii, Barra's
Hall
Havens Albert W., secretary Consolidated Vir-
ginia Mining Co., 2C Nevada Block, r. Vernon
Heights, Oakland
Havens Charles, broommaker Thomas Golden, r.
Oakland
Havens Charles, master mariner, r. 1725 Jessie
Havens Charles D. (Havens & Co.) r. Oakland
Havens Charles I., architect Peter R. Schmidt, r. 1727
Jessie
Havens Charles R., entry clerkMurphy, Grant* Co.,
r. 1911 Saciamento .
Havens Edward Mrs., r. 1726 Jessie
Havens Edward S., drayman, r. 1725 Jessie
Havens Frank C. (Havens & Co.) r. Oakland
Havens Henry, r. (jOuBush
Havens Henry B., bookkeeper George C. HIckox &
Co., 412 Montgomery
Havens Henry T., bookkeeper, r. 1727 Jessie
Havens Henry T. Jr., freight clerk Pacific Coast SS.
George W. Elder, r. 22 Geary
Havens H.H., storekeeper U. S. Int. Rev., r. Oakland
Havens Howard (Donohoe, Kelly & Co.) r. 1911 Sac.
Havens J., painter, r. 216 Minna
Havens William F., bookkeeper Havens k. Co., f . 34
Eddy
Havens & Co. (Frank and Charles D. Havens) stock-
brokers, 429 California
Havens. See Haven
Haver Henry, r. 17 Sumner
Haver Philip, scrollsawyer, r. 936 Howard
Haverstick Henrietta, widow, r. Palace Hotel
Huverxtick AV. H., exchange and moneybroker,
500 Montgomery, r. Palace Hotel
Haverty Michael J., laborer Rentou Coal Co., r. Wil-
liamson, ur Point Lobos Av
Havey Bernard' J., groceries, 53 Everett
Havey Daniel, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., 1. 132 First,
rear
Haviland Charles, nlghtwatchmau Genesee Mill Co.
Haviland John T.(Wilmerding & Co.) r. 1325 Clay
Haviside John J., foreman Humboldt Wharf Ware-
house, and manuf Haviside's Oil, and plating and
cleaning fluids, r. 22 Russ, rear
Ha^vaiian Commercial Co., Claua Spreckels
president, C. August Spreckels secretary, 216
Front
Hawaiian Line Clippers to Honolulu, Wil-
liams, Dimond fi Co., agents, 202 Market, rooms
2 and 3
Hawe Mary Mrs., dressmaking, r. 13 Everett
Hawe William J., cooper Mattul.ath Manuf. Co., r.
628 Stevenson
Halves Alexander G., general agent New York
Life Insurance Co., 220 Sansome, rooms 1 and3,r.
407 Leavenworth
Hawes Benjamin C, city agent and surveyor Guardian
Assurance Co., 406 California, r. Oakland
Hawes Caroline, widow, r. 1314 Folsom
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY. "''»'>'"8*§{l,ft?L^.?7T'
very Low Rates
J. MACDONOUGH,
OIPORTER OF AND DEALER IN Alit KINDS OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL., 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Hawes Charles D., driver Charles M. Hawes, r. SW
cor Connecticut and Napa
Hawes Cliarles M. , proptr Bay State Dairy, SW
cor Connecticut and Napa
Hawes 'David A., brakeman Southern Pac. EK., r. 1923
Jessie
Hawes David B., master mariner, r. 1923 Jessie
Hawes Edward W.(Dore & Co.) r. 927 Harrison
Hawes George H., typewriter The Bradstreet Co., r.
Oakland
Hawes Horace, r. 1312 Folsom
Hawes John, longshoreman, r. 423 East
Hawes Madison, compositor S. F. Directory Co., r.
East Oakland
Halves Oliver, general agent Connecticut Fire In-
surance Co. of Hartford, Security lusurance Co.
of New Haven, and Manufacturers' Insurance Co.
of Newark, 403 California, r. Oakland
Hawes Sarah E. Mis^s, assistant Potrero School, r. SW
cor Napa and Connecticut
Hawes Sophronie Mrs., r. 1221 Pacific
Hawes Valentine C, merchant, r. lllfi Pierce
Hawes William H., second officer Pacific Mail SS. Da-
kota
Hawk A. J., mining, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Hawk Lillie A, Miss, teacher University City College
Hawke John C, mailing clerk S. F. Chronicle, r. 1123
Filbert
Hawke William, carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Ha^vkes Cliarles K., hardware, 202 Market, and 3
Pine, room 10, r. 1705 Gough
Hawkes Enos, painter, r. 82 Natoma
Hawkes George E., carpenter, r. W s Vicksburg, bet
Twenty-foui th and Twenty-fifth
Hawkes James T., second mate barkentine Modoc, r.
445 First
Hawkes John, cellarman Empire Brewery, r. 420
Chestnut
Hawkes John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SE cor
Shasta and Michigan
Hawkes Joseph, expressman, r. 710 Fulton
Hawkey James, steward tug Rescue, r. 255 Beale
Hawkey Thomas, engineer stipr Emily, foot Front, r.
Berktley
Hawkins A. D., laborer Sea Wall
Hawkins Arthur K., capitalist, r. 721 Geary
Hawkins Augustine, assistant secretary State Harbor
Commissioners, r. 10 California
Hawkins B.. machinist Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Hawkins Catherine, widow, r. 1 Lincoln PI
Hawkins Daniel, blacksmith, r. 5 Bryant Av, rear
Hawkins Dennis, longshoreman, r. 24 Howard, rear
Hawkins E., agent Union Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
COl California
Hawkins E. L., salesman Doane k Henshelwood, r.
1049 Mission
Hawkins Edgar W., clerk Madison & Burke, r. 803
Bush
Hawkins -Frank C, r. 736 Shotwell
Hawkins George, watchman Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. Alameda
Hawkins Henry C, cook Pacific Coast SS. Monterey
Hawkins Uoratio B., engineer, r. 139 South Park Av
Hawkins Jacob, carpenter Albert Washburn, r. Stan-
ford Hotel
Hawkins James, manager McNally & Hawkins, r.
Grand Hotel
Hawkins James J. £., stockbroker, 1 Nevada Block,
r. 719 Post
Hawkins James M.. gold and silver plater, 620 Mer-
chant, r. 19 Fifth Av
Hawkins J. G., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Hawkins John, boatman, r. 309 Bay
Hawkins Joseph , waiter, r. 230 Langton
Hawkins Joseph P., engineer, r. HVf cor McAllister
and Buchanan
Hawkins Michael, r. Occidental Hotel
Hawkins Olof, laborer Capitol Mills, r. 2J<s Hayward
Hawkins Patrick, driver N.B. and Mission RR., r.
819 Tehama
Hawkins Patrick C, laborer, r. 309 Bay
Hawkins Ralph, mining, r. 765 Market
Hawkins Samuel, glovecutter Shoeuberg & Co., r. 746
Mission
Hawkins Sarah A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1108 Hyde
Hawkins Thomas H., mining, r. 284 Stevenson
Hawkins William, r. 309 Biiy
Hawkins William, baker, r. Branch House
Hawkins William, machine works 210 and 212 Beale,
r. 340 Fremont
Hawkins William, machinist, 620 Merchant, r. 19
Fifth Av
Hawkins William J., laborer Cutting Packing Co., r.
424 Sausome
Hawkins Wilson G., coachman C. H. Maddox, 920
Piue
Hawks A. D., bookkeeper Harder, Luse & Co., r. 1019
Lombard
Hawks Adam, r. 318 Sutter
Hawks Harriet, widow, r. 750 Mission
Hawks Henry D., bookkeeper Mackintosh & Bacon,
r. 750 Mission
Hawks James L., clerk Mackintosh k, Bacon, r. 760
Mission
Hawks John, engineer, r. E s Tennessee, bet Solano
and Butte
Hawks Lawrence, clerk Mackintosh & Bacon, r. 750
Mission
Hawks Nelson C. (Harder, Luse & Co.) r. 2612 Polk
Hawks. See Hawk and Hawkes
Hawlette Michael, laundryman City and County Hos-
pital
Hawley Carson B., salesman Nolan Brothers, r. 813X
Market
Hawley Charles A., (Charles A. Hawley & Co.) r. 1412
Hyde
Hawley Charles A. <& Co. (Charles A. Hawley
and E. J. Robinson) Importers hardware, mining
tools, and agricultural implements, 412 Market
Hawley Charles H., clerk Charles A. Hawley & Co., r.
1412 Hyde
Hawley Charles J. (C. J. Hawley & Co.) r. East Oak-
land
Hawley C. J. «& Co. (Charles J. Hawley) whole-
sale and retail grocers, 215 and 217 Sutter
Hawley Clarence B., clerk, r. 2339 Mission
Hawley David N., agent, importer and jobber
agricultural implements, SW cor Market and
Main, r. 1022 Twenty-first
Hawley Ebenezer R., r. 233 San Jos^ Av
Hawley Eugene W., clerk Joseph M. Wood, r. 2840
Mission
Hawley Eva Miss, assistant Valencia St. Grammar
School, r. 233 San Jose Av
Hawley Fannie E. Miss, assistant Halght St. Gram-
mar School, r. 233 San Jose Av
Hawlev George C, engineer, r. W 8 Bryant, bet Twen-
ty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Hawley George M., bookkeeper David N. Hawley, r.
Oakland
Hawley George P., clerk Charles A. Hawley & Co., r.
1412 Hyde
Hawley George T. (Marcus C. Hawley & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Hawley J., pantryman Crystal Dining Room, 719
Market
Hawley Jacob C. (Falk, Chandler & Co.) r. Oakland
Hawley J. M., farmer, r. 709 Nineteenth
Hawley John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Hawley Joseph, hostler, r. 625 Jij Clay
Hawley Levi H., entiy clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,
r. Oa' land
Hawley M., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Hawley Maicus C. (M&rcus C. Hawley & Co.) r. New
York
Hawley Marcug C. & Co. (Marcus C, George
T., und Walter N. Hawley) importers and jobbers
hnrdware and agricultural implements, SW cor
Market and Beale
Hawley Mary A. Mrs., dressmaker, 2840 Mission
Hawley M. E. Miss, assistant Noe and Temple School,
r. 233 San Jose Av
Hawley Nathan E., carpenter and builder, 2704 Mis-
sion, r. 2.-140 Mission
Hawley Peter R., laborer, r. 12 Laskie
Hawley Ruby Miss, tailoress Meyer Buchman, r. 193
Hyde
Hawley Samuel, bollermaker, r. 31 De Boom
Hawley W. Mrs., widow, r. 193 Hyde
Hawley Walter N. (Marcus C. Hawley & Co.) r. NE cor
Hayes and Fillmore
Hawley William, clerk L. Lebenbaum & Co., r. Oak-
land
Haworth James, bookkeeper, r. 569 Bryant
Haws William L., clerk D. R. Avery & Co., r. 710 Post
Hawthorne Charles R., stonecutter, r. N s Sutter, bet
Lyon and Central Av
Hawthorne Edward, r. 640 Mission
Hawthorne Henry J., stonecutter, r. W s Lyon, bet
1 Post and Geary
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Hawthorne James W., nightwatchman, r. 402 Vallejo
Hawthorne William, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 411 San.
Haw^'er Clarissa Mrs., r. 1008 Powell
Hawver Harvey W., merchant, r. 221 Eighth
Hawver 'William, foreman John G. lis, r. 1008 Powell
Hawxhurst George, chief engineer Pacific Mail SS.
City of Tokio
Hawxliurst Robert, mining stocks, 402 Mont-
gomery, room 4. r. 1616 California
Hawxhurst Walter, merchant, 432 Montgomery, room
5, r. W B Bartlett, nr Twenty-fourth
Haxe George A., capitalist, r. 11i\ O'Farrell
Hay Alexander, boatbuilder, 271 East, r. 16 Perry
Hay Alexander, boilermaker, r. E s Bartlett, bet Twen-
ty-sixth and Army
Hay Alexander, clerk Custom House, r. 205 Turk
Hay Edward B., builder, r. 1318 Hyde
Hay Emma M., widow, assistant librarian Free Public
Library, r. 1524 Clay
Hay Frederick, clerk, r. 134 Langton
Hay George, photographer Wing & Allen, r. 772 Fol.
Hay Henry, r. 25 H Sixth
Hay Hugh H., molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 341
Fourth
Hay John, foreman molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 311 M
Jessie
Hay John McH., janitor old City Hall, r. 611 Union
Hay Louis, captain schr Pet, India Dock
Hay Luella Miss, asalstant Tehama Primary School,
r. Oaklana
Hay Maggie Miss, clerk Wing & Allen, r. 772 Folsom
Hay Randolph, druggist, r. 25 J^ Sixth
Hay Kobert F., salesman John W. Jones, r. 772 Fol.
Hay. See Hey, Hayes and Hays
Hayburn James C, contractor, r. 405 Gougb
Haycock James F., r. 2112 Broadway
Hayden Benjamin F., bartender, r. 410 Kearny
Hayaen Benjamin F., foreman upholsterer F. S. Chad-
boume & Co., r. 2726 Mission
Hfiyden Brace (Dunham, Carrlgan & Co.) r. New York
Hayden Dennis, bootmaker John Sullivan, r. 124 Ber-.
nard
Hayden Edward, pipemak'er Francis Smith & Co., r.
536Mi!<siou
Hayden Edwin, salesman Spear, Meade & Co., r. 101
Prospect PI
Hayden Frank, tailor, 060 Mission, r. 8 Antonio
Hayden George, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Santa Cruz
liayden James, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. City of
New York
Hayden James, laborer, r. 26 Natoma
IJayden James, stevedore Chase 4 Wolff, r. 12 Hunt
Hayden James A, carpenter, r. 1622 Tyler
Hayden James G., saloonkeeper, r. 16 Park Av
Haydeu J. L., widow, r. 24)4 Langton
Hayden John (Hayden & O'Brien) r. 523 Seventh
Hayden John, carpenter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 509 Howard
Hayden John, driver, r. 25 Natoma
Hayden John, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Hayden John W., carpenter, r. E e Bartlett, bet Twen-
ty-sixth and Army
Hayden Joseph, cook, r. 105 Clark
Hayden Kate, widow, r. 3 Park PI
Hayden M., expressman, r. 666 Bryant, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Haydeu Mary Mrs., groceries and liquors, N s Moul-
ton, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Haydeu Michael, laborer, r. N s Moulton, bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Hayden Michael, tanner Funcke & Co., r. 37 Converse
Hayden M. R., captain schr Brothers, Pacific St. Wharf
Hayden Patrick (Hayden & Ball) r. .525 Seventh
Hayden Patrick, laborer freight dept Central Pac.
RU., r. SE cor Vermont and Sierra
Hayden Peter (Stone & Hayden) r. New York
Hayden Peter, driver Overland Freight Transfer Co.,
r. 18 H Boardman
Hayden S. F. Miss, assistant Fourth St. Primary
School, r. SE cor Bartlett and Twenty-sixth
Hayden Thomas, waiter The Baldwin, r. 445 Clem.
Hayden Washington, clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 6 Turk
Hayden Wllliaiu, mattressmaker Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Co., r. W B Channel, bet Sixteenth and Sev-
enteenth
Hayden William F., salesman Hyman Levison, r. 1225
Green
Hayden & Ball (Patrick Hayden and Richard Ball)
market, 525 Seventh
Hayden & O'Brien (John Hayden and John O'Brien)
market, SW cor Fourth and Perry
Hayden. See Haden and Heyden
Haydock Thomas, ship carpenter, r. 9 Tehama PI,
rear
Haydock W. H., train dispatcher Southern Pac. RE.
depot, r. 306 Ritch
Hayeu Matilda, widow, r. 1022M Folsom
Hayen William, upholsterer William Ehrenpfort, r.
1022 J4 Folsom
Hayer August, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Hayes Ann Mrs., widow, r. 1414 Pine
Hayes Annie Miss, r. 921 Polk
Hayes August, r. 120 Ellis
Hayes B., porter, r. 222 Ritch
Hayes Caroline A., widow, r. 2926 Clay
Hayes Charles, driver Dennis Hayes, r. Es Kosciusko,
nr Cortland Av, B. H.
Hayes D., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Hayes Daniel, conductor, r. 249 Perry
Hayes Daniel, laborer, r. 531 H Geary
Hayes Daniel E. (Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes) r. Oak-
land
Hayes Daniel J., conductor N. B. and Mission RR., r.
1741 Mission
Hayes Daniel J., upholsterer William J. Heney & Co.,
r. 1307 Geary
Hayes Daniel P. (Sheehy & Hayes) r. 140 Shipley
Hayes Delia Miss, cloakmaker Cal. Cloak and Suit
Mauuf. Co., r. 614 Minna
Hay.s Dennis, dairy, E s Kosciusko, nr Cortland Av,
B. H.
Hayes Denis, laborer Sea Wali
Hayes Dennis, laborer, r. 134 Ash Av
Hayes Dennis, laborer, r. 1414 Pine
Hayes Dennis, laborer, r. 2206 Powell
Hayes Deirnis, laborer, r. N s Greenwich, bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Hayes Dennis D., engineer Engine No. 8, S. F. F. D.,
r. 1620 Pacific
Hayes D. J., painter, r. 222 Ritch
Hayes E., jeweler, r. 801 Powell
Hayes Ebenezer, night watchman S. F. Pioneer Wool-
en Factory, r. S s Twenty-second, bet Dolores and
Fair Oaks
Hayes Edward (Hayes & Glenn) r. N 8 Filbert, bet
Fillmore and Webster
Hayes Edward, bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.W
8 Dolores, bet Twenty eighth and Twenty-ninth
Hayes Elizabeth, widow, nurse, r. 452 Sixth
Hayes Etta Miss, boxmaker A. Waldstein, r. 963 Mis-
sion
Hayes Frank, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 10 Elgin
Park
Hayes Frank B., swimming master Walworth's Float-
ing Baths, Bay, foot of Jones
Hayes Frederick, hairdresser and wigmaker, 116
Stockton
Hayes George (George Hayes & Co.) r. New York
Hayes George, blacksmith James S. Hayes, r. Lom-
bard, bet Polk and Van Ness Av
Hayes George & Co. (George Hayes and George H.
Tucker) galvanized iron works, 539 Fifth
Hayes George R. B., attorney at law, 604 Clay, r. 418
Sutter
Hayes George W., driver Overland Freight Transfer
Co., r. NE cor Fifth and Bluxome
Hayes George W., painter, r. 310 Folsom
Hayes Hannah, widow, r. 3011 Mission
Hayes Henry, machinist, r. 1517 J4 Market
Hayes Henry C. (Dames & Hayes) r. 212 Turk
Hayes Henry L., baker, r. S 8 Twenty-second, bet Do-
lores and Kair Oaks
Hayes Henry 8., magnetic physician, office and r. 51
Third
Hayes Honora, widow, r. 1015 Vallejo
Hayes James, cook schr Parallel, Beale St. Wharf
Hayes Jumes, guard House of Correetion
Hayes James, hostler Central RR., r. 130 Clinton
Hayes James, longshoreman, r. 313 Main
Hayes James, molder, r. 9 Natoma
Hayes James, seaman, r. 150 Steuart
Hayes James, second officer SS. Newijort, r. 704 Laurel
Av
Hayes James, stevedore Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Hayes James C. (Pike A: Hayes) r. 626 Kearny
Hayes James J., policeman City Hall, r. 719 Hayes
Hayes James 8.. blacksmith, 116 Washington, r. Lom-
bard, bet Polk and Van Ness Av
Hayes Jeremiah F., printer, r. 424 Geary
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Hayes Jeremiah J., foreman E. Detrick & Co., r. 924
Natoma
Hayes J. J. Mrs., widow, r. 740 Guerrero
Hayes Johanna, widow, r. 107 William
Hayes Johanna, nurse, r. 1607 Taylor
Hayes John (Hayes & Co.) r. 102 Pacific
Hayes John, carpenter, r. 1318 Jackson
Hayes John, deckhand stmr Julia, r. 9 Gaven
Hayes John, fireman Golden Gate Flour Mills, r. 32
Tehama
Hayes John, laborer, r. 270 Minna
Hayes John, laborer, r. 905 Buchanan
Haj'es John, laborer, r. 1414 Pine
Hayes John, laborer, r. 1422 Broadway
Hayes John, laborer, r. 1626 Mission, rear 4
Hayes John, laborer, r. S s Greenwich, bet Montgom-
ery and Sansome
Hayes John, laborer Magdalen Asylum
Hayes John, laborer New City Hall
Hayes John, painter, r. 547 Mission
Hayes John, real-estate, r. 1533 Howard
Hayes John, seaman, r. 27 De Boom
Hayes John, shot-maker, r. 28 Minna
Hayes John H., secretary Central Railroad, office
32 Turk, r. East Oakland
Haye; John J., blacksmith Dohs & Buchanan, r. 1926
EIliB
Hayes John T., carpenter, r. NW cor Larkin and
and Chestnut
Hayes John T., shoe cutter Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 7 Mary
Hayeg John W., teacher, r. .538 Minna
Hayes Joseph P., blacksmith Union Iron Works, r.
515 Castro
Hayes Kate, widow, r. 7 Mary
Hayes Kate, donfcstic 1417 California
Hayes Kate, domestic 1526 Jackson
Hayes Kate, domestic 2026 California
Hayes Katie, domestic 1834 Powell
Hayes Lottie Miss, actress Adeljihi Theater
Hayes M., laborer Presidio Reservation
Hayes M. Mrs., janitress Market St. Primary School
Hayes Maggie Miss, shoefitter S. W, Rosenstock &: Co.,
r. 7 Mary
Hayes Margaret, widow, r. 358)4 Jessie
Hayes Margaret Miss, shoehtter S. W. Levy, r. 115
Hayes
Hayes Mary, widow, r. 5 Boyd
Hayes Mary, domestic 708 Buchanan
Hayes Mary, domestic 825 Grove
Hayes Mary Miss, r. 422 Fulton
Hayts Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 7 Mary
Hayes Mary Miss, tentmaker Neville & Co., r. 1233
Market
Hayes Mary A., widow, r. 536)4 Jessie
Hayes Matthew, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Hayes Maurice, porter Porter, Oppenheimer, Slessin-
ger ."c Co., r. W 8 Washington Av, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Hayes Michael, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. NW cor North Point and Larkin
Hayes Michael, clerk Louis Hartter, r. 1416 Pine
Hayes Michael, contractor, r. 103 Hayes
Hayes Michael, dairyman, r. 1403 Buchanan
Hayes Michael, expressman, SW cor Sixth and Market,
r. E 8 Church, bet Twenty-first and Twenty-
second
Hayes Michael, laborer, r. W 6 Cook, N of Point Lo-
bos Av
Hayes Michael, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont.
Hayes Michael A., laborer, r. 764 Harrison
Hayes Michael A., laborer, r. N 8 Twenty-sixth, bet
Castro and Noe
Hayes Michael J., cutler M. Price, r. 457M Jessie
Hiiyes Nellie, housekeeper 614 Minna
Hayes Nicholas P., attorney at law, r. 534 Bush
Hayes O. Mrs., janitress Turk St. Primary School
Hayes Owen, laborer, r. 422 Fulton, rear
Hayes Park Laundry, Celestine Bonglet, widow, pro-
prietress, 527 and 529 Hayes
Hayes Patrick (S. & P. Hayes) r. 9 Natoma
Hayes Patrick, expressman, SW cor Third and How-
ard, r. 58 Clementina
Hayes Patrick, groceries and liquors, 123 Silver
Hayes Patrick, piledriver, r. 324 Main
Hayes Philip, laborer Washington Square, r. 1317
Broadway
Hayes Robert, r. 16 O'Farrell
Hayes Robert, laborer, r. SE cor Twentieth and Eu-
reka
Haves Robert, molder Savage & Son, r. 9 Natoma
Hayes Robert F., yardman The Youths' Directory, r.
1417 Howard
Hayes Robert 8., clerk, r. 931 Sacramento
Hayes Rodey, hackman, r. 1414 Pine
Hayes S. & P. (Samuel and Patrick) liquor saloon, 160
First
Hayes Samuel (S. & P. Hayes) r. 9 Natoma
Hayes Sarah Mrs., r. 974 Folsom
Hayes S. F. Mrs., furnished rooms, 132 Fourth
Hayes Susan, widow, r. 9 Natoma
Hayes Thomas (Hayes & Fenlon) r. Greenwich, bet
Fillmore and Webster
Hayes Thomas, canvasser, r. 36 Clay
Hayes Thomas, carriagemaker, r. Lombard, bet Polk
and Van Ness Av
Hayes Thomas, clerk William Aitken, r. cor Twelfth
and Folsom
Hayes Thomas, engineer, r. 1715 Stevenson
Hayes Thomas, groceries and liquors, 438 Third
Hayes Thomas J., carriagetrimmer John F. VanCourt,
r. 6 Henrietta Square
Hayes Thomas P., real-estate, r. 1514 Folsom
Hayes Thomas R. (Main & Winchester) r. Oakland
Hayes Timothy, butcher, r. 905 Buchanan
Hayes Timothy, laborer, r. NW cor Franklin' and
Ivy Av
Hayes Valley Advertiser (weekly) Wallazz &
Clack publishers and proptrs, 603 Laguna
Hayes Valley Brass Works, Frank Baud proptr, 522
Fulton
Hayes Valley Brewery, H.Wahmuth & Co. proprietors,
512-514 Grove
Hayes Valley Grammpr School, McAllister, bet Frank-
lin and Gough
Hayes Valley Market, C. G. Welling supt, SW cor
Grove and Laguna
Hayes Valley Primary School, Grove, nr Larkin
Hayes Valley Restaurant, Joseph Yamell proptr, 309
Hayes
Hayes Valley Sun Drug^ Store, Oscar Wolff
Von Luedinghausen proptr, 510 Hayes
Hayes William, baker Cal. Cracker Co. r. 1407 Mont.
Hayes William, carpenter Mrs. William Barnes, r. 1926
Ellis
Hayes William, horseshoer, r. 722 Broadway
Hayes William, eeaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hayes William, salesman P. B. Kennedy, r, 1325H
Howard
Hayes William, with Hook Brothers, r. 34 Sixth
Hayes William J., bookkeeper Michael Baldridge, r.
10 Elgin Park
Hayes Wiliam J., mailing-clerk 8. F. Chronicle, r. 437
Jessie
Hayes & Co. (J.R. Aitken) real-estate, house renting
and general business brokers, 224 Montgomery
Hayes & Co. (John Hayes and John J.Gafi'ney) proptrs
California Transfer Co., 524 Davis and 140 Mont.
Hayes & Fenlon (Thomas Hayes and Jeremiah Fenlon)
gasfitters. 1528 Polk
Hayes & Glenn (Edward Hayes and John Glenn) horse-
shoeing and general blacksmithing, N 6 Filbert,
bet Fillmore and Webster
Hayes. See Hays and Heyes
Hayessen Jacob W., wood and coal, 52)4 Brady
Havford, Perkins & Co. merchants (of Colfax) Sisson,
' Wallace & Co. agents, 226 California
Hayhoe John, varieties, etc., 1521 Market
Haymann Aaron, locksmith and bellhanger, 136 Post,
r. 825 Post
Hayne Arthur P., resident physician and superintend-
ent Home for the cure of Inebriates, NE cor Stock-
ton and Chestnut
Hayne Benjamin S., with Arthur W. Bowman, r. 737
Pine
Hayne Robert Y. (Pringle & Hayne) attorney at law,
318 Pine, room 32-34, r. 634 Sacramento
Haynert Clemens, upholsterer afld decorator, 211
Post
Haynes Archibald 8., foreman track Central ER., r.
821 Webster
Haynes Charlotte Miss, r. 1616 Post
Haynes Catherine Mrs., laundress Occidental Hotel
Haynes Cecelia, widow, r. 605 Branuan, rear
Haynes Daniel, laborer, r. 673 Howard
Haynes Ellen, widow, r. 447 Natoma
Haynes John, laborer, r. United States Hotel
Haynes John W., insurance broker, r. 618 Fillmore
Haynes Joseph, seaman SS. Humboldt, Jaekson St.
Wharf
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Importer of French, American and Kn^lisli Paper
Dfcor?J:d^" j;isuc*s^7i'^'^^" Geo. W. Clark, 645 Mami
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^oi^^^^ ^^^J^:^.''^^a
Market and Fivnt Streetg.
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^ Haynes Mary A„ r. 214 OTarrell
Hajmes M. W., carpenter, r. 537 Bryant
Haynes Philip, laborer, r. 605 Braunan, rear
Haynes Richard D., carpenter, r. 22 Frederick
Haynes Thomas J., clerk S. L. Junes & Co., r. 618
• Fillmore
■*^ I Hayneh T. W., r. 214 O'Farrell
Q" Haynes William, carpenter Cal. Mills, r. 142)^ Fourth
Haynes William A., steward stmr Constance, JackBon
St. Wharf
Haynes Willis P., manager The American Mer-
cantile Union, 22 Montgomery
Haynes. See Haines
Hays Ann, domestic 1515 Clay
Havs Edward E., porter Chronicle Building, r. 1019 Pac
Hays Henry S., r. 1108 Hyde
Hays James M., seaman bark General Cobb, r. 8W
cor Mission and Steuart
Hays James M., seaman ship Belvedere
Hays John, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Hays John T. (Hays & Gyselaar) r. 18.50 Stevenson
Hays William K., stationery and musical instruments,
225 Sixth
Haya & Gyselaar (John T. Hays and John H. Gyse-
laar) liquor saloon, 824 Kearny
Hays. See Hay, Hayes and Heyea
Hay ton George C, clerk treasurer Central Pac. ER.,r.
606 Folsom
Haytrop Robert, seaman schr Emily Lundt, r. 533
Commercial
Haytvard Alvinza, capitalist, ofiace 224 Califor-
nia, r. San Mateo
Hayward Express, T. A. Cunningham proptr, 106 Davis
Hayward Florence, widow, r. 764 Mission
Hayward George, clerjc freight auditor Central Pac.
RR., r. 810 Powell
Hayward H. E. Mrs., nurse, r. 631 Geary
Hayward Henry M ., captain Pacific Coast SS. Victoria,
r. 201 Eleventh
Hayward John, miner, r. 126 Kearny, room 45
Hayward Louis A., clerk John A. Roy, r. W a San
Bruno lload, opp Fifteenth Av
Hayward Samuel, porter Schuck & Witte, r. 823 Mont.
Hayward Thomas W., shoemaker, r. 64 West Mission
Hayward William, clerk, r. 9 Guerrero
Hayward's Building, 41.5-423 California
Haywood George B., carrier Morning Call and Ex-
aminer, r. 411 Sansome
Haywood Harry, r. 745 Market
Haywood Louisa, widow, cook, r. 1410 Mason
Haywood M. Mrs., r. 1225 Market
Haywood. See Hey wood
Hazard Anna, widow, r. 551 Stevenson
Hazard Clement, engineer Sutter St. RR. r. Clay
nr Taylor
Hazard Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co. Cal.) J. T.
McGeoghegan secretary, 318 Pine, room 13
Hazard Margaret, domestic 17 Bernard
Hazard P., r. 733 Market
Hazard Powder Co., Thomas H. Selby h Co.
agents, 116 and 118 California
Hazard. See Hazzard
Haze John, longshoreman, r. McClellan, bet Cortland
Av and Lincoln, B. H.
Hazelrigg Henry C, salesman George Loomis, r. 1609
California
Hazeltine Eeziah Miss, r. 9 Page
Hazeltine William I., bookkeeper Golden Era, r. Oak-
land
Hazelton Bros. Pianos, Charles S. Eaton agent,
647 Market
Hazelton Charles H., r. 105 Austin
Hazelton John, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Hazelton Samuel, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 26 Everett
Hazelton. See Haseltine
Hszen Charles, carpenter ship Samuel Watts, Front
St. Wharf
Hazlett James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NW cor
SbaKta and Louisiana
Hazlett John H., carpenter, r. Pacific Railroad House
Hazlett Robert, laborer Bay Soap and Candle Works,
r. cor Sixth Av and M, South S. V.
Hazlett. See Haslett
Hazzard Andrew, hostler Market St. BB., r. 1211 Fill-
more
Hazzard Robert, carpetlayer C. M. Plum k Co., r. cor
Jessie and Annie
Hazzard. See Hazard
Heacock Henry B. Rev., presiding elder M. E. Church,
r. 1550 Howard
Heacock Lemuel J., lawstudent, r. 7 Pratt PI
Heacock Mansel E., locksmith J. Harris & Co., r. 1839
Howard
Head Addison E., capitalist, 68 Nevada Block, r. 1105
Taylor
Head Alexander, carpenter John Hammond, r. 142
Perry
Head Centre Consolidated Mining Co. (Pima Co.,Ap1.
zona) J. W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine, room 15
Head Edward L., bookkeeper, r. 4.S0 Post
Head Kate, domestic 100 McAllister
Head Louisa E. Miss, bagmaker, r. 142 Perry
Head Lyman H., speculator, r. 538 Minna
Head Mary Mrs., r. 430 Post
H*adley Henry, plasterer, r 32 Natoma
Headley. See Hedley
Headlight Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) Andrew W.
Rose secretary, 302 Montgomery
Headon Patrick, laborer, r. NE cor Vermont and
Sierra
Headqnarters military Department Cali-
fornia, U. S. A., Presidio Reservation
Headquarters Itlilitary Division Pacific,
V. S. A., Presidio Reservation
Heald Edward P. (Heald& Woodbury) r. 24 Post
Heald Frank F., student, r. 44 Sixth
Heald George L., contractor, r. 44 Sixth
Heald I. A., proptr American Machine and Model
Works. 514 Commercial, r. W s Twenty-ninth, bet
Dolores and Chunh
Heald Thomas, teamster, r. 236 Sixteenth
Heald & Woodbury (Edward P. Heald and F. C.
Woodbury) proptr.s Heald's Business College, 24
Post
Heald's Business Collefire, Edward P. Heald
president, Frank C. Woodbury secretary, 24 Post
Heald's Collefife Journal (monthly) Heald &
Woodbury puolisliers, 24 Post
Heald's Telegfrapli Institute, 24 Post
Healey Bartholomew, milkman, r. W a Bernal, nr
Twenty-seventh
Healey Benjamin, real-estate agent, 531 Cali-
fornia, room 3, r. 2205 Larkin
Healey Catherine, domestic 939 Geary
Healey Charles S., hay and feed, wood and coal, 8W
cor Twenty-ninth and Mission, r. E s Mission, nr
Twenty-ninth
Healey Charles T., civil engineer, 106 Leidesdorff, r.
1138 Sutter
Healey ( hristopher, painter, r. 18 Adelaide PI
Healey Dennis A., boots and shoes, 848 Market, r. 41154
Turk
Healey Edward (Gordon k Healey) r. NE cor Ninth
and Stevenson
Healey Ellen, laundrywoman Grand Hotel
Healey Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 415 Natoma
Healey Frederick H.. teamster Michelssen, Brown k
Co., r. E s Dore, bet Bryant and Brannan
Healey Gertie Miss, dressmaker, r. 101 O'Farrell
Healey Helen H., domestic 328 Treat Av
Healey Henry S., policeman City Hall. r. 1126 Tyler
Healey Hugh, stovemoimter W.W. Montague & Co., r
30 Natoma
Healey James, laborer, r. 17 Gilbert
Healey John, driver Omnibus RR.
Healey John, peddler, r. W s Mission, nr St. Mary's
College
Healey John, student, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Healey John T., porter Wangenheim, Sternbeim &
Co. , r. 237 Fair Oaks
Healey Maria, domestic 24 Twelfth
Healey Mark, lather, r. 515 Castro
Healey Morgan, clerk, r. 1513 Montgomery
Healey N. J. Mrs., wax flowers, 1.521 Market
Healey Patrick, plasterer, r. 33 Eddy
Healey Patrick, teamster, r. 417 Clementina
Healey Peter, porter, r. N s Army, bet Howard and
Bernal
Healey Peter, tinsmith W.W. Montague k Co., r. 30
Natoma
Healey Peter, waiter Lick House
Healey R. Mrs., widow, r. 5 College PI
Healey Sylvester F., bookkeeper Charles S. Healey, r.
121 Twenty-sixth, bet Mission and Capp
Healey Thomas, harnessman United Carriage Co., r.
125 M Shipley
Healey Thomas, laborer, r. 115 Webster
Healey William, bookkeeper, r. 462 M Minna
Healey. See Healy. and Haley
Healing James (Yates k Co.) r. 743 Harrison
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
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Office, 33 Geary St.
J. MACDONOUGH,
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41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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HEB
Health Lift Co.. Orlow B. Cos general agent, 402
Kearny
Healtli Office City and Connty, 124 Geary
Healy Ann Miss, dreseinaker, r. 710 Pine
Healy Charles S., mining secretary, 45 Mer-
chant's Exchange, r. Oakland
Healy Daniel, laborer, r. 15 Downey
Healy Daniel, ni;rht'WHtchman Pac. Improvement Co.
Healy Daniel, shoemaker, r. 319 Tehama
Healy David J., plumber, r. Bootz Hotel
Healy Edward J. (Healy & Caaey) r. NW cor Pine
and Laguna
Healy George, teamster Black Point Packing House,
r. N 8 Greenwich, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Healy George H., teamster Merry, FauU & Co., r. N
8 Greenwich, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Healy George J., salesman L. K. Hammer, r. 37 Sec.
Healy James, physician, r. Kuss House
Healy James B.,r. 1138 Sutter
Healy James P., groceries, SW cor Sutter and Baker
Healy J. H. , medical student, r. 652 Mission
Healy John, blacksmith, r. 106 Natoma
Healy John, laborer, r. 4 Goldman PI
Healy John, woolbuyer E. Grisar & Co., r. 200 Post
Healy Joseph Jr. , r . 7 Ji Veroua PI
Heal^ Mary, widow, r. 1714 Laguna
Healy Mary, domestic 917 Larkin
Healy Mary, fruits and vegetables, SW cor Bartlett
and Twenty-sixth
Healy Michael, r. NW cor Page and Buchanan
Healy Michael, laborer Magdalen Asylum
Healy Michael, painter, r. 1421 Pine
Healy Michael Jr., painter, r. NW cor Page and Bu-
chanan
Healy Owen, grocer, r. W s Church, bet Twenty-sec-
ond and Twenty -third
Healy Patrick (Healy & Fagen) r. 332 Bush
Healy Patrick, bartender James Lough, r. 514 Mission
Healy Patrick, boatbnilder, r. N s Moulton, bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Healy Patrick, paper carrier, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Healy Patrick J., carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. 1616 De-
visadero
Healy Rachel, widow, r. 7Ji Verona PI
Healy Terrence, restaurant, 813 Market, r. 320 Jessie
Healy Thomas, boot and shoe maker, 708 Folsom
Healy Thomas, butcher, r. 24 Silver
Healy Thomas, laborer E. Grisar & Co., r. 5 Decatur
Healy Thomas, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Healy Thomas E., shoemaker Thomas Healy. r. 708
Folsom
Healy Timothy J., plumber and gasfitter, 536 Bush, r.
2729 Bryant Av
Healy William, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1020Ji Pac.
Healy William, laborer, r. 2016 Hyde
Healy William, porter Nucleus House
Healy William, purifier 8. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works
Healy William, shoemaker, r. SW cor Bartlett and
Twenty-sixth
Healy & Casey lEdward J. Healy and Francis Casey)
manufs boots and shoes, 125 Sansome
Healy A: Fagen (Patrick Healy and James Fagen) liv-
ery stable, 330 and 332 Bush
Healy. See Haley and Healey
Hean Bridget, domestic 1707 Polk
Heaney Francis, carpenter, r. NW cor McAllister and
Brodeiick
Heaney John (Kane & Heaney) r. 514 Minna
Heaney John, policeman City Hall, r. 313 Green
Heaney John P., pharmacist H. P. Wakelee & Co., r.
205 Hyde
Heaney Martin, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 37 Ev-
erett
Heaney Martin, shoemaker, r. 20 Hunt
Heaney Thomas H., carpenter Presidio Reservation, r,
NW cor McAllister and Broderick
Heaney William, drayman, 728 Sacramento, r. N 8
Lombard, bet Kearny and Montgomery
Heaney William J., jeweler D. W. Laird, r. 205 Hyde
Heaney. See Haney, Heeney and Heney
Heaphy John, molder Union Iron Works, r. 2030
Mission
Heaphy M. J., whipmaker William Davis, r. 608 Fil-
bert
Heard Frank, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. Milton
House
Heard Frederick, millwright, r. 741 Market
Heard. See Herd, Herde, Hird and Eurd
Hearer Gustave, chief nurse Alms House
Hearley Edward, mining, r. 110 Taylor
Hearly Frank, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
Oakland
Hearn Arthur J., carpenter, Roman Catholic Or-
phan Asylum, Fifteenth Av, South S. F.
Hearn Daniel, machinist Mttx& Iron Works, r. 254
Tehama
Hearn David F., r. 129 Clara
Hearn John, papercarrier, r. cor Twenty sixth and
Valencia
Hearn John, laborer, r. 12 Tehama PI
Hearn John, machinist Mtna Iron Works, r. 254 Te-
hama
Hearn Mary A., widow, r. 129 Clara
Hearue Anna, widow, r. 59 Clementina
Hearne John, bookkeeper, r. 524 Howard
Hearne Kate, domestic 2509 Folsom
Hearne L., salesman Keane Brothers, r. 711 Post
Hearne Mary E., widow, dressmaker, 571 Howard
Hearne. See Aheam, Ahern, Hern, and Heron
Hearon Peter W., shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 16 Te-
hama PI
Hearst George, capitalist, oflBce 44 Nevada Block
Heart Basin Gravel Mining Co. (Wyoming) J. H.
Sayre secretary, 330 Pine, room 36
Hearty Annie, domestic 151 jOctavia
Hearty John, grocer, r. 19 Ohio
Heartwell George, bartender J. R. Dickey, r. Bay Dis-
trict Fair Grounds
Heath A. A., butcher Pacific Mail 8S. Granada
Heath Albert, attorney at law, r. 149 Ninth
Heath Albert M., salesman Dunham, Carrlgan & Co.,
r. Hansa Hotel
Heath Edward E. H., porter Thomas S. Eastman, r.
33 Fifth
Heath Eugenie Miss, artist, 92 St. Ann's Building, r.
737 Howard
Heath Frank L., artist, 408 California, r. 149 Ninth
Heath Frederick W., compositor HoUoway & Briggs,
r. 2 Delta PI
Heath, Gallup & Co. (James A. Heath and
James Gallup) shipchandlers, 58 Clay
Heath Henry, r. 675 Mission
Heath James, plumber David Bush. r. 223 Minna
Heath James A. (Heath, Gallup & Co.) r. Oakland
Heath Job W., cooper, r. 327 Fifth
Heath John, clerk Sanderson k Horn, r. 31 Waller
Heath John, painter Moulton & Edmondson, r. 616
Davis
Heath John A., barber, 231 J^ Second, r. 2 Delta PI
Heath Joseph, cooper, r. 327 Fifth
Heath Mary C. Miss, copyist Superior Court, Depart-
ment No. 9, r. 31 Waller
Heath Nathaniel, mining, office 571 Market, r. 1817
OFarrell
Heath Patrick, dairy, S b Cortland Av, nr Sullivan,
B. H.
Heath Richard, second officer stmr Amador, Oakland
Ferry
Heath Richard W., with H. H. Allen, r. 1018H Larkin
Heath R. AV. Mra., widow, r. 31 Waller
Heath Thomas, patternmaker, r. 1 Eddy
Heath Thomas, tailor, 609 Howard
Heath William D., butcher, r. 1643 Polk
Ifeath. See Heeth
Heathom Henry, gardener Woodward's Gardens, r.
-1737 Mission
Heatley Edward D. (Dickson, De Wolf & Co.) r. SW
cor Kearny and Chestnut
Heatly Andrew, engineer, r. 223 Shotwell
Heatiin James, baker, r. 631 J(j Minna
Heaubner Louisa, domestic 512 Minna
Heavey Annie, chambermaid Commercial Hotel
Hebard H. A., deputy Collector U. S. Internal Reve-
nue, r. Alameda
Hebb Archibald Y., publisher Shippers' Guide,
518 Clay
Hebbard Henry F., r. 2021 California
Hebbard James F., r. 2021 California
Hebbard J. C. B. , attorney at law, 234 Montgom-
ery, r. 2021 California
Heber Frederick, waiter The Baldwin, r. 1519 Dupont
Heber Kate, domestic 1615 Bush
Heber William, gunsmith, 631 Washington, r. 7 Val-
paraiso
Heberer Adam, laborer, r. W 8 Alabama, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Heberer Annie M., widow, r. Ws Alabama, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
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Heberer George, laborer, r. W s Alabama, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Heberer Philip J., laborer, r. W s Alabama, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Hebersniitli E., surgeon tJ. S. Marine Hospital
Service, office new U. S. Appraiser's Building, first
floor, r. Marine Hospital, nr Mountain Lake
Hebert Madelaine Mrs., French laundry, 4 Virginia PI
Heblethwaite W. P., liquor saloon, 411 East, r. 12U
Market
Hebrew Benevolent Society, Isaiah Cohn secretary,
643 Sacramento
Hebrew Ladies' Sewing Society, rooms 310 O'Farrell
Hebrew Observer (weekly) William Saalberg edi-
tor and proptr, 622 Clay
Hebre^v Orphan Asylnin, E 8 Devisadero, bet
Hayes and Grove
Hebrew Tlie (weekly) Philo Jacoby publisher, 612
Commercial
Hecht Abraham E. (Hecht Brothers & Co.) r. Fair
Oaks. San Mateo
Hecbt Brothers Jii Co. (Isaac, Jacob H., Abraham
E., Louis Jr., and Marcus H. Hecht) manufs, and
wholesale leather and findings, and boots and
shoes, 528 and 530 Market and 27 and 29 Sutter
Hecht Emanuel, waiter Hugo J. Kroscher, r. 1517
Dupont, rear
Hecht Helen, widow, r. 1117 Van Ness Av
Hecht Isaac (Hecht Brothers & Co., and Buckingham
& Hecht) r. Europe
Hecht Jacob H. (Hecht Brothers & Co.) r. Boston
Hecht Joseph A., teacher drawing, studio 128 Kearny,
r. 410 Tehama
Hecht Josie, nurse, 718 Ellis
Hecht Louis Jr. (Hecht Brothers & Co. , and Bucking-
ham & Hecht) r. Boston
Hecht Marcus H. (Hecht Brothers & Co.) r. 1201 Van
Ness Av
Hecht Sigmund, satchelmaker Fechheimer & Steele,
r. 810 Valencia
Heck Valentine, r. 853 Folsom
Heckert Adolph, baker Albert Hahnemann, r. 980 Har-
rison
Heckert August, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Heckert William, leaker John C. Bpannagel, r. 125
Seventh
Heckinger Charles, chicken ranch. Twenty-first Av,
nr J, South S. P.
Heckman Herman, produce, NE cor Washington and
Davis, r. 218 Fillmore
Heckman Richard, clerk, r. 1064 Howard
Heckman Thomas, butcher, r. 10G4 Howard
Heckmanii Henry, liquor saloon, 1258 Market, r. Cali-
fornia Av, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Hecos Benjamin F., bookkeeper, r. 732 Folsom
Hecox George WT, clerk Johnson & Shay, r. 110 Taylor
Hecox. See Hickox
Hedberg Axel, stock clerk H. H. Noble & Co., r. 1409
Bush
Hedberg Charles S., helper Phelps Manuf. Co., r. 1022
Montgomery
Heddent Henry, carpenter, r. 1843 Stevenson
Hedderich Hermann C, cabinetmaker J. B. Luch-
singer & Son, r. 1120 Howard
Hedderich Margaret Mrs., fancy goods, 1120 Howard
Hedderich. See Hedrich
Heddick W. B., machinist Globe Iron Works, r. 555
Howard
Heddy Lewis, cutler Will k Finck, r. 137 Thirteenth
Hedemanu William (Mangels .<s Hedemann) r. NW
cor Railroad and Eleventh Avs, South 8. F.
Hedge Charlotte Mrs., widow, r. 816 California
Hedger Henry A., capitalist, 324 Pine. r. 1614 Tyler
Hedges Benjamin F., freight clerk 8S. Oregon, r. 766
Bryant 1
Hedges Charles H., memorandum clerk U. 8. Mint, r. i
Oakland
Hedges George M.. clerk, r. 910 Clay I
Hedges George W. (Hedges & DiUeuburg) r. 1316 Co- '
lunibia
Hedges Joseph, coffee cleaner, r. 766 Bryant
Hedges Steven H., salesman Simon Silbetstein, r.
112 Fourth
Hedges & Dillenburg (George W. Hedges and Michael
DilUnburg) manufs pumps, 32 Fremont
Hedley James, molder, r. 10 Stanford
Hedley John, molder Steiger & Kerr, r. 10 Stanford
Hedley King, actor Baldwin Tiuater, r. 312 Powell
Hedley Thomas, molder, r. 10 Stanford
Hedley. See Headley
Hedman P. L., r. 1027 Dupont
Hedrich Hermann, clerk, r. 258 Stevenson
Hedrich John L., shoemaker A. Koenig,r. 174J4 Minna
Hedrich. See Hedderich
Hedstrom John B., heater Pac. Rolling Mill, r.SE cor
Michigan and Sierra
Heeb Louis, clerk GilfiUan & Hohenschild, r. 6 O'Far.
rell Alley
Heeb Phillip, cook. r. 6 O'Farrell Alley
Heed Carrie, ironer Standard Shirt Factory, r. 1106
Pierce
Heed Henry, clerk Cosmopolitan Hotel
Heeder John (Heeder & Reichardt) r. 455 Tehama
Heeder & Reichardt (John Heeder and William
Reichardt) proptrs Alhambra Exchange, 325 Bush
Heeg Elizabeth, domestic 318 Fulton
Heegler Gottfried, barber and baths, 202 Fourth, r. 6
Twentieth
Heenan Edward J., carpenter, r. 30 Twenty-seoond
Heenan Thomas, teamster Empire Brewery, r. 316
Chestnut
Heeney James, teamster Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 228
Brannan, rear
Heeney Jane Miss,cloakmaker, r. 72 Tehama
Heeney Michael, driver Central RR.. r. 514 Minna
Heeney Patrick, laborer, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Heeney Patrick, stevedore, r. 23}i Willow
Heeney. See Haney, Heaney, and Heney
Heense C. Leonard (Plato & Heense) r. 524 Minna
Heer Arnold, steward Junius G. Foster, Cliff House, r.
518}* Fulton
Heer Rudolph, machinist, r. Pacific Railroad House
Heerdlnk John (Heerdink & Co.) and proptr Wheeler
Patent Carpet Beating Machine, 431 Valencia, r.
429 Valencia
Heerdink & Co. (John Heerdink) manufs smoking
tobacco, 431 Valencia
Heerdt Heniy, miner, r. SE cor Solano and De Haro
Heerlieh August, r. 348 Third
Heermens B. M. Mrs., r. 209 Turk
Heesch John, r. 5 Washington
Heeth Albert, tailor, 423 East, r. 70 Everett
Heeth Herman, clerk F. W. & D. Barkhaus, r. 70 Ev-
erett
Heeth. See Heath
Hefer John A., wood and coal, 715 Harrison
Heff John B., r. 123 O'Farrell
Hefferin John, seaman, r. N s Hancock, bet Noe and
Sanchez
Hefferuan David, tinroofer Conlln & Roberts, r. Han-
cock House
Heffernan Henry, cutter Marks & Berliner, r. 305 Fil-
bert
Hefferuan James, salesman Kennedy & Durr, r. 18
Howard Court
Heffernan James, tailor, 997)4 Market, r. 31}j Lin-
den Av
Heffernan John, tailor James Heffernan r. 997 Jj Market
Heffernan Kate, shoefitter, r. 305 Filbert
Heffernan Maggie Miss, tailoress, r. 31 )i Linden Av
Hefferuan Mary, domestic 1215 Jones
Heffernan Michael, tailor, 857 Folsom
Heffernan Michael, tinsmith, r. 31 M Linden Av
Heffernan Michael, wines and liquors, 223 San-
some, r. 712 Guerrero
Heffernan Owen, bookkeeper, r. 305 Filbert
Heffernan Owen J., helper G. & W. Snook, r. 305 Fil-
bert
Heffernan Patrick, longshoreman, r. 305 Filbert
Heffron Patrick, laborer, r. 17 Boardman
Heffron. See Heyfron
Hefti Balthazar, shipping agent Mexican and Central
American Packets. 500 Batlerj', r. Oakland
Hefti John, barber John Hoffman, r. 830 Pacific
Hegan Samuel, bookkeeper George Morrow, r. S 8
Hancock, bet Sanchez and Noe
Hegarty Anna Miss, domestic 1329 Pine
Hegarty Michael, seaman SS. Oregon
Hegarty Robert B., morocco finisher, r. 36 Nevada
Hegarty. See Hagerty and Haggerty
Heggers Edward, watchman Funcke & Co., r. Sixth
Av, bet Q and R, South S. F.
Hegler Henry F. (J. H. Mentz & Co.) r. NE cor First
and Hranuun
Hegler John H. (E. S. Moulton 4 Co.) r. 222 Haight
Hegner Edward, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Hegney Robert 8., clerk Daniel 8. Davis, r. 1008
Powell
Hehmaun Frank, teamster Bay City Soda Water Co.,
r. 430 k Seventh
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Eeibach George P., carriagemaKer, 1835 Miseion, r.
557 Minna
Heibner Ernest, carpenter, r. 755 Howard
Heick Christian, boots and shoes, 508 Fourth
Heick William, druggist, SE cor Tyler and Pclk
Heide Carl von dor, bookkeeper L. Hentrich, r. 502
Powell
Heide John von der, clerk Henry Neunaber, r. SW cor
Folsom and Beale
Heidel Jacob, seaman, r. 423 East
Heideman Bertha, domestic 317 Larkin
Heider Christopher, barber, r. 923 McAllister
Heidhoff Albert H., groceries and liquors, 16 Eddy,
r. 31 Eddy
Heldinger Charles F., cook, r. 51 Stevenson
Heidman Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Fol-
som and Spear
Heldorn Hermann, bartender, r. 246 Townsend
Heiduska Ferdinand, jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 1415
Mason
Heigel Elias, boarding, 520 Mission
Heightman H., waiter Pacific Coast 8S. Monterey,
Broadway Wharf
Heil Constantine, liquor saloon, 103 Sacramento
Heil Fritz, laborer, r. Columbia Hotel
Heil^-Tohan, baker Emil A. Engelberg, r. 418 Kearny
Heilorou Adolph (Poly, Heilbron &Co.) r. Sacramento
Heilbron August (Poly, Heilbron & Co.) r. Sacramento
Heilbron Charles, expressman, SW cor Bush and San-
some, r. 420 Tehama
Heilbron Theodore, second engineer stmr Harriet,
Jackson St.Wharf
Heilbronn Aaron, clerk Lippman Brothers, r. 2232.
Mission
Heilbronner August (M. Wunsch & Co.) r. 29 Dupont
Heilbronner Max (Bissinger & Co.) r. 707 Mason
Heilbruu Samuel (Held brothers & Co.) 512 and 514
Market
Heilbruth Joseph, waiter Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Heikhy P. H.. second assistant engineer Pacific Mail
SS. City of Tokio
Eeildbraud Frederlik, clerk Henry Mayer, r. SW cor
Geary and Laguua
Heile Peter, seaman schr Mary Gratwick, FourtlJ St.
Wharf
Heilfronn Julius, barber, 341 Hayes
Heilman Charles (Dunker & Heilman) r. 219 Sutter
Heilmann A. G., carpetlayer Stange & Hink, r. SE cor
Waller and Ashbury
Heilmann Brothers (James H. and Richard W. Heil-
mann) proptrs Harbor View Soap Co., 12 California
Heilmann Henrj-, soap manuf , r. 708 Brannan
Heilmann James H. (Heilmann Bros.) r. 708 Brannan
Heilmann John F., porter, r. 301 Fulton
Heilmann Eichard W. (Heilmann Bros.) r. 708 Bran.
Heim Adam, porter Feigenbaum & Co., r. 211 Chatta-
nooga
Heim C, California Jaegers Armory, 620 Bush
Heim Franz, boots and shoes, 121 Dupont, r. 622
O'Farrell, rear
Heim Jacob, milker Heim & Bro., r. Eighteenth Av,
bet F and G, S(mth S. F.
Heim Johannes (Heim & Brother) r. Eighteenth Av,
bet F and G, South S. F.
Heim John, mining secretary, 117 Battery, r. 1065
Market
Heim John G. (Heim & Brother) r. Eighteenth Av,
bet F and G, South S. F.
Heim L., Lafayette Guard Armory, 730 Montgomery
Helm Philip, drug clerk G. Leipnitz & Co., r. N s
Greenwich, bet Montgomery and Kearny
Heim Thomas, machinist, r. N s Greenwich, bet
Montgomery and Kearny
Heim & Brother (John G. and Johannes) milk ranch.
Eighteenth Av, bet F and G, South S. F.
Heiman Abraham, produce dealer, r. 508}^ Stevenson
Helman Albert L. (Heiman Brothers) r. The Windsor
Heiman Brothers (Albert L. and Joseph) clothing
and gents' furnishing goods, 1028 and 1030 Mar-
ket
Heiman Henry, bartender Charles Morande, r. S s
Broadway, bet Dupont and Stockton
Heiman Israel, tailor, r. 636 Green
Heiman John, waiter Pacific Coast SS. State of Cali-
fornia
Heiman Joseph (Heiman Brothers) r. The Windsor
Heiman. See Heyman and Hyman
Heimann August, proptr South San Francisco Park, r.
Railroad Av, bet Ninth and Tenth Avs, South
S. F.
Heimann Michael, carpenter Moore & Wilkie, r. 431
Greenwich
Heimburg Louis, bartender William Leege & Co., r.
505 Greenwich
Heimburg Eva M., widow (Mrs. E. W. Heimburg b
Co.) r. 220 Pacific
Heimburg E.W. Mrs. & Co. (Mrs Eva W. Heimburg)
proptrs Chicago Hotel, 218-222 Pacific
Heimger Rudolph Frederick, painter, r. 1124 Mission
Heimrath Joseph, furrier H. Liebes & Co., r. 671 Ste-
venson
Heimsworth Michael, mate stmr Bay City, r. 19
Minna
Heimuller Balthasar, baker Balthasar Stumpf, r. 226
Pacific
Hein C. Mrs., r. 523}^ Geary
Hein Charles, barber, r. 29 Jessie
Hein Edward, barber, 120C Polk, r. 921 H Post
Hein Johr., laborer, r. W s Fillmore, bet Greenwich
and Lombard
Heine John, porter, r. 5 Mason
Heine Nelson, laborer S. F. Cordage Co., r. 323 Te-
hama
Heine Samuel, butcher E. & H. Moflfatt, r. Seventh Av,
nr M, South S. F.
Heine William, baker, r. 1323 Natoma
Heine William, clerk John W. Tamm. r. NW cor Post
and Taylor
Heine William F., nurse CountyHospital, r. 25 Twenty-
second, bet Potrero Av and Hampshire
Heineberg Bendix, hides and leather, 49 Clay, r. 837
McAllister
Heineberg Joseph, clerk Schoenholz Bros. & Co., r.
332 Tyler
Heineberg Laiira Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 332.Tyler
Heineberg Rachel, widow, r. 332 Tylet
fleinecke Albert, watchmaker, 731 Davis
Heinecke Charles W., cooper, r. 4 Bryant Av
Heinecke P. A., r. 403 Pacific
Heinecke Julius, r. 13 Page
Heinecke William, cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 4
Bryant Av
Heinecke William, waiter Philadelphia House, 423
Bush
Heinecken A. C, merchant, r. 40Jj Geary
Heineman A., r. 215 Post
Heineman A., butcher M. Gradwohl & Co., r. 908}§
Larkin
Heineman Bertha Miss, saleslady Herman Posener, r.
1213 Bush
Heineman Elias (Heineman & Stern) r. 908 Larkin
Heineman Harry M., manuf neckties, etc., 121 San-
some, r. 1613 Bush
Heineman Henry S., painter, r. 1213 Busu
Heineman Joseph, selector Ackerman Brothers, r. 1213
Bush
Heineman & Stem (Elias Heineman and Moses Stern)
sausage manuf s, 908 )4 Larkin
Heinemann Ernst, r. NW cor Bush and Octavla
Heinemaun Henry, painter, r. 1216 Pacific
Heinemann Louis, restaurant, 513 Valencia
Heinemann Louis, solicitor California Demokrat, r.
612 Sacramento
Heinemann. See Heineman and Heyneman
Heinimann Michael, physician, NE cor Jackson and
Montgomery, r. 120 Fourteenth
Heinlen G. A., attorney at law, 302 Mont., room 30
Heino Emile, packer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1052 Jj Fol.
Heiuo Jacob, merchant, r. 128 Shipley
Heino Julius, student Sichel & Richards, r. 128 Ship-
ley
Heino Louis, tinsmith, r. 128 Shipley
Heinrich Adolph, cigarmaker, r. 27 Clara
Heinrich Judo, shoes, r. 522 Grove
Heinrich Rudolph, laundry oflSce, 18 Taylor, r. 609
Folsom
Heins Charles, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1100
Bryant
Heins C. Henry, seaman, r. f29 Clay
Heins Henry, master ship War Hawk, bulkhead, foot
Mission
Heins Herman, grocer, r. N s Vallejo, bet Sansome
and Battery
Heins Hermann, nightwatchman Industrial School
Heins J. D. & Co. (John D. Heins and Henry
Minderman) groceries and liquors, NW cor Fre-
mont and Folsom
Heins John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Heins John D. (J. D. Heins & Co.) r. 248 Fremont
WINDOW SHADES.
Manufacturer of fine WIIVDOW
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dences, Stores, Offices, etc., etc.
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Heins Nicholas, floriet, 39 Geary
Hcins Peter (Hiuk fc Heins) r. 439 Greenwich
Heins 'WilLiam, groceries and liquors, 1236 Onion
Heins. See Heinz, Hinds, Hines, and Hynes
Heinsdorff Gustave, lithographic printer, r. 428
Clementina
Heinsen Carl, musician, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Heinsuhm Hermann, bookkeeper South San Fran-
cisco Packing and Provision Co., r. 542 Polk
Heinsohn Frederick, seaman, r. Keystone House
Heinson Henry, cook schr H. Bendel, Howard St.
Wharf
Heintz Charles J., seaman ship Belvldere, r. North
Pacific Hotel
Heintz Nettie Miss, r. 212 Prospect PI
Heintze Gustav, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Heintzelman Christine, domestic 1302 Pine
Heintzleuian Christian, cook, r. 615 Taylor, rear
Heinz Christopher, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r. 20
Stockton PI
Heinz Conrad, tinsmith Hoffmann & Ernst, r. 9 Gra-
ham PI
Heinz Henry, barber, 505 East, r. 1300 Kearny
Heinz Jacob (Himmelmaun & Heinz) r. 1827 Union
Heinz Jacob, porter Wheaton & Luhrs, r. 17 Bannsm
PI
Heinz Jacob Jr., barber Hock & Perazzo, r. 636 Pac.
Heinz .fotin J., liquor saloon, 114 Dupont, r. 21
Stockton PI
Heinz Peter, photographic printer Bradley & Rulof-
son, r. 9 Graham PI
Heinz Philip, salesman Charles Poppe, r. 445 Jessie
Heinz. See Heins, Hinds, Hines, and Hynes
Heinze August, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf.
Co.. r. Oakland
Heinze Charles A., butcherP. J. McEenna, r. 229 Six-
teenth
Heinze Frederick, bootmaker, 211 Chattanooga
Heinze Louis, glassblower, r. 602 California
Heinzeman Christian, cabinetmaker, r. Pacific Bail-
road House
HeiAe Charles Ed., ship and Custom House bro-
ker, 510 Battery, r. 1020 Vallejo
Heisel Hans P., teamster, r. 2010 Polk
Heisig Charles, blacksmith's helper Joshua flendy,
r. NE cor Napa and Illinois
Heisler Albert C, artist, r. 1519)j Market
Hcison Henry, mate sloop J. McClelland, Jackson St.
Wharf
Helsse August, shoefitter, r. 164 Jessie
Heissel Charles C, driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 110
Sutter
Heisseuberg C, liquor saloon, 921 Kearny, r. 631 Val-
lejo
Beissenbuttel Johanna, widow, r. W s Georgia, bet
I Sierra and Shasta
I Ueissman Nettie Miss, r. 436 Fifth
Ueibsner Fraiik, carpenter and builder, 516 Kearny,
r. 258 Tehama
Heitenger Charles F.,cook George Mueller, r. Ns Ste-
venson, nr Brady
Heitman Alvina Mrs., liquor saloon, 530 Pacific
Heitman Carl, bartender Nicholas Petersen, NW cor
Fourth and Townsend
Heitman Christian (Heitman & Bunger) r. NW cor
Bush and Jones
Heitman J., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Heitman J. F., cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, r. Ala-
meda
Heitman John, porter N. Van Bergen & Co., r. 307
Fulton
Heitman Nicholas, teamster N. Van Bergen & Co., r.
307 Fulton
Heitman William, foreman Funcke k Co., r. 37 Con-
verse
Heitman & Bunger (Christ. Heitman and Christ. Bun-
ger) groceries, and liquors, NW cor Bush and
Jones
Heitmann Henry H., conductor Sutter St. RR.,r. 11
Austin
Heitmann Herman, clerk W. Paulsen, r. NE cor
Eighteenth and Valencia
Heitmann J. Henry, salesman M. S. Rosenthal, r. 20
Mary
Heitmann Nicholas, fireman 8. F. Laundry, r. NW
cor Turk and Fillmore
Heitmmi(-r Ferdinand, blacksmith Schulz & Mayer,
r. 423 Bush
Heitmuller Henry, bakeries, 1221 Polk, 1602 Geary, and
492 Eighth
Heitmuller William, baker Henry Heitmuller, r. 488
Eighth
Heitshu Samuel (Redlngton & Co.) r. Occidental
Hotel
Heitzeberg Aristide, bookkeeper, r. 418 Larkin
Heitzeberg Paul, real-estate, r. 418 Larkin
Eeizraan Francis Miss, fancy work, 302 Fell
Heizman John, watchmaker, 408 Com., r. 802 Fell
Helarn Agnes, widow, r. 727 Broadway
Helb Jacob, cigarmaker Engelbrecht, Fox & Co.
Helberg Carl, porter W. W. Dodge & Co., r. 314 Clay
Helbing August fGreenebaum, Helbing & Co.)r. 1414
Sutter
Helbing David A. , bookkeeper Greenebaum, Helbing
& Co., r. 1414 Sutter
Helbing Louis F., plumbing, r. 2 Hayward
Helbush Frank, clerk Frederick Eaufmann, r. NE cor
Clay and Polk
Helliusli Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Clay and Polk
Held Andrew, locksmith, 306k Third
Held Annie Miss, r. 1403 Powell
Held Bernhard (Held Brothers & Co.) r. Nucleus
House
Held Brottiers & Co, (Bernhard Held and Samuel
Heilbrun) importers and dealers milliner}, and
fancy goods, 512 and 514 Market, and 13 and 15
Sutter
Held Carrie, ironer Standard Shirt Factory, r. 1106
Pierce
Held George, musician, r. 2026 Filbert, rear
Held Gustav (Held & Miller) r. 319 Minna
Held Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 1403 Powell
Held Simon (Held & Co.) r. 1307 Larkin
Held William, porter Boca Brewing Co., r. 1106
Pierce
Held Si Co. (Simon Held) proptrs Pacific Millinery
Emporium, 526 Market
Held & Miller (Gustav Held and Otto F. Miller).
liquor saloon, 1026 Market
Heldt John N., r. 540 Turk
Helen Bernard, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
JVorks
Helen Joseph R., clerk Cornelius V. S. Glbbs, r. 2637
Folaom
Helene P., tailor, r, 260 Tehama
Heley John, tailor, r. 1321 Larkin
Heley Michael, driver, r. 671 Clementina
Helgerson John, stock speculator, r. International
Hotel
Helgoth Henry, plasterer, r. 357 Minna
Heling Ralph, cooper, r. 623)4 Seventh
Helke Adolphus, hamessmaker Charles Helke, r. 309
Third
Helke Charles, saddler, 618 Mission, r. 309 Third
Helke William L., druggist, 216 Kearny, r. 309 Third
Hell John August W., barteuder Fred. Auman, r. 610
Jackson
Hellar John, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Hellbtck Charles, machinist Union Iron Works, r.
503)4 O'Farrell
Hellbeck Josephine Mrs., dressmaker, 503 O'Farrell
Helleus Louis, cook Sacramento Hotel, r. 407 Pacific
Heller Benjamin, r. 1118 Sacramento
Heller Charles, r. 662 Harrison
Heller Charles, shoemaWer, r. W 8 Gunnison Av, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Heller Charles F., r. 1024 Powell
Heller Charles L. (Falkensteln & Co.) r. Germany
Heller David, assistant bookkeeper Roseubaum ji Co.,
r. 229 Tyler
Heller Emanuel L., with L. & M. Sachs k Co., r. 615
Leavenworth
Heller Emanuel M.,. salesman M. Heller k Brothers, r.
NW cor Octavia and Pine
Heller George, boot and shoemaker, 743 Fourth
Heller Isaai-, clerk L. Lebeubauui k Co., r. 613 Bash
Heller J. Mrs. .ladies' underwear, suits and cloaks, 316
Dupont, r. 613 Bush
Heller Jonas (M. Heller 4 Brothers) r. New York
Heller Joseph, traveling agent C.Klopstock & Co., 212
Front
Heller M. & Brottiem (Martin, Moses, and Jo-
nas) importers and jobbers drygoods, 112 and 114
Saneome
Heller Martin (M. Heller k Brothers) and president
Odd Fellow.s Savings Bank, r. 1H03 Octavia
Heller Moses (M. Heller* Brothers) r. 119 Jones
Heller Moses Jr., salesman M. Heller k Brothers, r.
NW cor Octavia and Pine
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, *"='"•"' S.e^J'L^e.lPi.'"'"'""-''''
I MAmnKirMloU importer of and dealiEr in coal, and pig iron,
J. iflAl/UUlMuUun, - ^ 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
HEL
431
HEN
Heller William (L. fc M. Sachs & Co.) r. 615 Leav.
Heller. See Halier and Holler
Helleriugar Peter, teatoBter Bemlllard Brick Co.,r. |
64:3 Broadway
Hellier William, restaurant, 110 Fourth, r. 14234 I
Fourth
HellinK Frederick W., real-estate. 9 Post, r. 816 Ellis
HfllingsW. B., mining, office 320 Sansome.r. Oakland
Heliitrom Alfred, seaman, r. 400 Drumm
Hellkessel J. P., boilermaker, r. 64 First
Hellmau James, U. S. Inspector boilers, office new U.
S. Appraisers' Building, first floor, r.2539 Mission
Hellman Marcus, salesman Rosenbaum & Co., 22 Bat-
tery
Hellman Max, salesman Rosenbaum b Co., r. 503 Post
Hellman Solomon, tailor, 815 Bush
Hellmann Anthony C, clerk Hellmann Brothers & Co.,
r. 315 Jones
Hellmann Brothers Si Co. (Richard and Horace
G. Hellmann) commission merchants, and agents
Hamburg Board of Underwriters, Union Bank of
Australia, and National Bank of Australasia, 525
Front ^
Hellmann Horace G. (Hellmann Brothers & Co.) r.
315 Jones
He"mann Richard (Hellmann Brothers & Co.) r. 315
Jones
Hellniaun. See Helman
Hellmers Hermann, driver Potrero Teast and Distil-
ling Co., r. NW cor Pennsylvania Av and Nevada
Hellmich Henry C, cigarmaker J. Casner k Co.,r.
New Atlantic Hotel
Hellwig Aug.. S. F. Musical Fund Soc, 539 California
Hell wig Christian, buckskin tannery, S s Twenty-sixth,
bet Howard and Capi)
Hellwig Frederick, bakery, SE cor Dnpout and Mor-
ton
Hellwig Friederick, laborer German Hospital
Helm George, superintendent 8. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. NE cor North Point and Polk
Helm George Jr., wool sorter S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. Black Point
Helm Jacob, cigarmaker, r. G9 Natoma
Helm James O., seaman, r. Bryant, nr Fint
Helm J. H., mining, r. 413 Octavia
Helman Charles, mining, r. 225 Geary
Helinan Henri J., widow, r. 8 Willow Av
Helman Henry, check clerk Lazard Freres, r. 225
Geary
Helman William M., mining secretary, 309 California,
r. 225 Geary
Hilman. See Hellman and Hellmann
Helmcke Andreas, stevedore, r. N 8 Twenty seventh,
bet Mission and Howard
Helmer Andrew, carpenter, r. 1.32 Page
Helmer Carl, plumber Spring Valley Water Works, r.
8 s Sixteenth, bet Potrero Av and Hampshire
Helmer Frederick E., plumber Spring Valley Water
Works, r. S 8 Sixteenth, bet Potrero Av and
Hampshire
Helmer John, boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 36Jj
Valparaiso
Helmers Neils S., teacher music, r. 512 Chestnut
Helmkamp William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Ueliuken J. Theodore, importer and retail
hardware, 516 Kearny, r. 1223 Clay
Helmken William C, salesman J. Theodore Helmken,
r. 1223 Clay
Helmrich Oscar (Helmrich & Hansen) r. 960 Bryant
Helnirlch & Hansen (Oscar Helmrich and Em-
anuel Hansen) exchange and bullion brokers, 319
California
Helms Frederick, r. 29 !4 Fifth Av
Helms Hans, butcher, r. 1025 Pacific
Helms Henry W., groceries and liquors, SW cor Sixth
and Mission, r. 2J^ Rose Av
Helms John, cook Occidental Hotel
Helms John E. A., groceries and liquors, 18 Seventh
Helms John F., driver M. A. Mercer, r. 2 Stanly Court
Helms Sophia H. Mr8.,r. 416 J* Natoma
Helmsmith Christina, widow, r. E s Hampshire, bet
Sixteenth and El Dorado
Helmuth William, cigar manuf, 506 Jackson, r. 618
Valencia
Helon C. W., waiter S. Peterson, r. 403 Spear
Help David, r. 309 Wafhington
Help Frederick, clerk, r. 509 Washington
Helpisch Kate, domestic 1207 Jackson
Helquist M., mate schr Edward Parker, f. NE cor
Howard and Spear
Helrich Paul, cabinctm.iker, r. 620 Brannan, rear
Helsing Jonas J., carpenter, r. Key.-<tone House --_
Helsinger Richard, roofer, r. 233 First
Helvetia Hot«l, Steiner & Dittmar proptrs, 431
and 433 Pine
Helvetia Marine Insurance Co. o( St. Gall,
Harry W. byz general agent, 225 Sansome
Helvetia S'tviss Fire Insurance Co. of St.
Gall, Harry W. Syz general agent, 225 Sansome
Hely John R., bookkeeper, r. 1902 Broadway
Hemans Frances Mrs., r. 17 St. Marys, rear
Hemberger Sebastian, cooper, r. 118 Sacramento
Hemenway George W., carpenter, 1008 Filbert
Hemenway. See Hemmenway and Hemmingway
Hemes Christian, crockery and tinware, 706 Larkin
Heming Theresa, domestic 818 Puwell
Hemingway Abraham (Hemingway Brothers) r. cor
Norwich and Gunnison Avs, B. H.
Hemingway Brothers (Abraham and John) proptrs
West Coast Broom Factory, NE cor Norwich and
Gunnison Avs, B. H.
Hemingway John (Hemingway Brothers) r. cor Nor-
wich and Gunnison Avs, B. H.
Hemingway William, carriagepainter Larklns k Co.,
r. 6 Antonio
Hemingway. See Hemmenway
Hemme August (Riehn, Hemme k Co., and Hemme k
Long) r. 1922 Franklin
Hemme Charles C, bookkeeper, r. 1922 Franklin
Hemme Louis (Hemme k Renter) r. 921 Geary
Hemme & Long' (August Hemme and Salmon H.
Long) manufs Hemme & Long pianos, factory 8 B
Washington, bet Van Ness Av and Franklin, ware-
rooms 31 Dupont
Hemme & Renter (Louis Hemme and William
Renter) bakery and r. staurant, 27 Eearny
Hemmelberg Henry, bakery, NE cor Fourteenth Av
and N, South S.F.
Hemmens Frederick, waiter, r. 2 Caroline PI
Hemmenway Thomas F., clerk, r. Fern Av, bet
Franklin and Gough
Hemmenway William P., carpenter, r. Fern Av, bet--
Franklin and Gough
Hemmenway. See Hemenway, Hemingway and Hem-
mingway
Hemmer J. H., boots and Bhoes, 636 Kearny, r. '419
Broadway
Hemmerschlag John, butcher, r. 1914 Polk
Hemmingson Jens, cooper Diedrich Bucking, r. 29
Fifth Av
Hemmingway George, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light
Co.
Hempel Hermann E., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Scott and Sacramento
Hemper Herman, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Hemphill John Rev., pastor Calvary Presby-
terian Church, r. 1239 Pine
Hemphill Louis, brushmaker George Lipsber, r. Oak-
land
Hemrick John, butcher, r. 1918 Pacific Av, rear
Hemstreet A. D., driver City RR., r. 1900 Mission
Hemsworth Michael, second officer stmr Bay City,
Alameda Ferry
Hen Nathaniel, bartender Cosmopolitan Hotel, r. 780
Stevenson
Henarie Daniel V. B. (E. Martin & Co.) r. 934 Pine
Henburg Hans, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Hench Constantine, mining expert, r. 703 Market
Henchion Ann, widow, r. 3}^ Zoe
Henchman Nathaniel H. Jr., bookkeeper Wyatt, Ras-
kin A Co., r. 1216 Washington
Henchy John, wines and liquors, 815 Folsom
Henck Gnstave, porter R. J. Techau, r. Helvetia
Hotel
Hencke Frank, tanner John Meehan, r. 115 Twenty-
sixth, nr Howard
Hencke George, clerk, r. 269 Minna
Hencke Henry, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Hencke Herman H. (Von Ronn & Hencke Brothers) r.
2223 California
Hencke William (Von Ronn k Hencke Brothers) r.
1008 Vallejo
Hencke. See Henke
Hencken Charles Mrs., widow, r. 2300 Mission
Hencken Claus, clerk Ahlers k Boeckmann, r. NW cor
Polk and Austin
Hencken Henry, cook, r. 404 Brannan
Hencken John (Hencken & Edwards) r. 332 Sixth
Hencken Martin (Henry Brickwedel & Co.) r. 633
Minna
I PIIMHI APU i?. rr\ W'NE VAULTS, Corner Market and Second Streets,
Ji UUIlULnV^n (X vU- Fine Wine-s and L.iquors.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPORTATION CO., ^f^o^Si^^^l^^^*
HEN
432
HEN
Hencken Martin, clerk Henry MuUer, r. NW cor Bry-
ant and Garden
Hencken Martin, groceries and liquors, NW cor Fourth
and Tehama
Hencken & Edwards (John Hencken and Perry Ed-
wards) gutter, eggs, etc., 332 Sixth
Henckes Nicholas (Kewitz & Co.) r. 242 Sutter
Henckler C. A., tinsmith Little & Lawson, r. NE cor
Jackson and Drumm
Hendee Mary H., widow, r. 2006 Bush
Hendee-Upham Mrs., electro-magnetic physician and
spiritual medium, 207 Kearny
Hendelsohn Moritz, clerk Henry Schwartz, r. Palace
Hotel
Henderson A., stage manager Tiyoli Garden, r. 15i}i
Harrison
Henderson Abraham, broker, r. 508 McAllister
Henderson Alexander, r. 8E cor Sac. and Dupont
Henderson Alexander B., journalist 8. E. Chronicle,
r. Oakland
Henderson Alexander H., policeman City Hall, r. 618
Ellis, rear
Henderson Alfred Q., clerk Holbrook, MerrUl & Stet-
son, r. 506 Eddy
Henderson Andrew J., farmer, r. 524 Geary
Henderson C, driver, r. Stanford Hotel
Henderson Charles S., clerk secretary Southern Pac.
KR. r. 177 Sixteenth
Henderson David, broker, r. 508 McAllister
Henderson David, carpenter, 534 Sacramento, r. 537
Sacramento
Henderson David L., with G. G. Burnett, r. 1916
Taylor
Henderson David M., bookkeeper Sather & Co. r. Oak-
land
Henderson Duncan (Henderson & Thompson) r. 2633
Mission
Henderson F. M. Miss, r. 177 Sixteenth
Henderson Frank, (Kelly, Henderson & Gilchrist) r.
606 Eddy
Henderson Frederick D., general manager Standard
Manufacturing Co., 216 Sansome, r. 1320 Cal.
Henderson Harris, r. 508 McAllister
Henderson Harry A., policeman City Hall, r. 618Elli8,
rear
Henderson H. C, driver Fifth St. branch Market St.
BE.
Henderson Henry, blacksmltli helper Bisdon I. & L.
Works, r. 124 Clinton
Henderson Henry, mate schr Montana, r. 37 Pacific
Henderson Howard Rev., r. 28 Twelfth
Henderson James, lumberman, r. 4 Berry
Henderson James, marbleworks, 8 s Pt. Lobos
Av, bet Johnson and Henderson Avs, r. 819 Point
Lobos Av
Henderson James L., machinist, r. 120 J^ Welsh
Henderson James 8., head-gardener Golden Gate Park
Henderson J. Frederic, salesman Joseph Figel, r.
Grand Hotel
Henderson John, assistant superintendent Western
Union Tel. Co., r. 333 O'Farrell
Henderson John, bookkeeper A.J. Leary.r. 1232 Green
Henderson John, brass finisher Cal. Electrical Works,
r. 1808 Powell
Henderson John, printer F. Eastman & Co., r. 1916
Taylor
Henderson John, physician and surgeon, office and r.
120 Shotwell
Henderson John, real-estate, r. 1137 Ellis
Henderson John, seaman, r. 415 East
Henderson John, seaman schr Centennial, Channel
St. Wharf
Henderson John Jr., wood and coal, 117 OTarrell, r.
1137 Ellis
Henderson John A., milk dairy, San Bruno Road, nr
County Line, r. 1419 Howard
Henderson John C, St. Andrew's Soc, 232 Sutter
Henderson John F., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
126 Twelfth
Henderson John T., cigardealer, r. 12 Ellis
Henderson John W., salesman Bernard Blumenthal,
r. VJ Clara
Henderson J. W., commercial traveler, r. 152 Silver
Henderson Louisa, domestic 140 Page
Henderson , Mamie F. Miss, clerk stationery dept
Southern Pac. BE., r. 177 Sixteenth
Henderson Margaret, widow, r. 1808 Powell
Henderson Mary, widow, r. 821 Point Lobos Av
Henderson Mary J. Miss, assistaut Fourth St. Primary
School, r. 1419 Howard
Henderson Matthew A., physician, r. 11 GienPark Av
Henderson Neil, blacksmith, r. 1419 Howard
Henderson Robert, seaman, r. 62 West Mission
Henderson Eobert A., boilermaker Francis Smith &
Co., r. 60 First
Henderson Eobert E. M., clerk Edward F. Hall & Co.,
r. 401 Fifth
Henderson Samuel, clerk, r. 21 Howard Court
Henderson Samuel L., clerk A. H. Bowen, r. 500 Valen-
cia
Henderson T., r. 36 Clay
Henderson Thomas, longshoreman Menzies, Bingham
& Co., r. 1414 Kearny, rear
Henderson Thomas D., janitor Halleck Block, r. 1119
Twenty-first
Henderson Thomas H., secretary Renton Coal
Co., office 22 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Henderson Walter, bookkeeper, r. 12 Polk
Henderson William, cook William G. Finch, r. 522
California
Henderson William, local agent Union Insurance Co.,
r. 1014 Powell
Heiiderson William, master mariner, r. 606 Linden At
Henderson William, shipcarpenter, r. 307 Third
Henderson William A., bookkeeper, r. 716Ji Grove
Henderson William J., commercial traveler, r. 1050
Howard
Henderson & Thompson (Duncan Henderson and John
D. Thompson) blacksmiths and wagonmakers, S£
cor Mission and Twenty-fourth
Hendley Aaron C. (Heywood & Hendley) r. 19 Pros-
pect PI
Hendrick Hattie P. Miss, dressmaker, r. 689 Minna
Hendrick Matilda, widow, r. 639 Minna
Hendricks Edwin Smith, bellman Russ House
Hendricks Elizabeth C, widow, r. 101 Grove
Hendricks Henry C. cigarpacker, r. 319 Green
Hendricks Henry G., blacksmith, r. 1603 Mason
.Hendricks James W., brakeman Southern Pac. RR., r.
624 Fourth
Hendricks Rodney, r. 675 Mission
Hendricks. See Henricks, Henriques, and Henrix
Heudrickson Charles, deckhand tug Joseph H. Red-
mond, r. 134 Steuart
Hendrickson George E., painter, r. 1614 Post
Heudrickson H., seaman schr Cassie Hayward, Mis-
sion St.Wharf
Hendnckson Olaus, seaman V. 8. Revenue stmr J, F.
Hartley, r. 1405 Montgomery
Hendrickson William D.. collector City Cab and ■ Car-
riage Stables, r. 232 Jessie
Hendrickson. See Henrickson
Hendrigan J., laborer Sea Wall
Hendry Charles J. (Coffin & Henflrj) r. 2514 Sutter
Hendry Edwin B., broker, r. 614 Mason
Hendry Ellen F., widow, r. 39 Willow Av
Hendry Frank J., barber Charles H. Coleman, r. 331 }j
Vallejo
Hendry James, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
331 }« Vallejo
Hendry James, oiler Pacific Mail SS. Australia
Hendry Lucy A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 331 >{ Vallejo
Hendry Luther L., tinsmith, r. 331 J4 Vallejo
Hendry Maggie Miss, assistant Washington Grammar
School, r. 314 Braunan
Hendry Margaret, widow, r. 314 Brannan
Hendry Sarah Miss, dressmaker, r. 331 H Vallejo
Hendry William, machinist .Stna Ironworks, r. 314
Braunan
Hendy George with Joshua Hendy, r. 113 Fifth
Hendy Georgie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1921 Stockton
Hendy James, drayman Root & Sanderson, r. 1921
Stockton
Hendy John, mechanical engineer Joshua Hendy, r.
113 Fifth
Hendy Joshua, manuf and dealer quartz mill
machinery, patent ore feeder and concentrator,-
NE cor Mission and Fremont, r. 113 Fifth
Hendy Michael (Welch it Hendy) r. 27 Laskie
Hendy Sanniel J., with Joshua Hendy, r. 513Fol8om
Hendy Sarah Miss, dressmaker Miss E.Gaudron, r. 1921
Stockton
Hendy. See Hendee
Henely A. Miss, dress and cloakmaker. r. 110 Sixth
Hener George, merchant, r. 2316 Mission
Henery Catherine, domestic W s Chenery, bet Thir-
tieth and Thirty-first
Henery William, r. 614 Kearny
Heney Daniel, upholsterer William J. Heney &Co.,r.
136 Ninth
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Defective Vision, 135 Montgomery.
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HEN
433
HEN
Heney Frank J., assistant Lincoln Evening School, r.
621 Fell
Heney George, salesman 'William J. Heney & Co., r.
6'il Fell
Heney J., with Thompson Bros., r. NW cor McAllister
and Broderlck
Heney Julia Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar School,
r. 621 Fell
Heney Kaspar, r. Helvetia Hotel
Heney Libbie S. Miss, assistant Turk St. School, r.
621 Fell
Heney Mark A., clerk, r. 136 Ninth
Heney Mary, widow, r. 815 Stockton
Heney Richard (William J. Heney & Co.) r. 621 Fell
Heney Eichard, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
136 Ninth
Heney Richard Jr. (William J. Heney & Co.) r. 225
Page
Heney William, turner, r. Overland House
Heney William J. (William J. Heney & Co.) r. 1614
Turk
Heney WlUiam J. & Co. (William J., Richard
and Richard Heney Jr.) furniture, bedding, carp-
ets, etc., 725 Market
Heney. See Heaney, Heany and Haney
Hentield George H., tinsmith George Crowley, r. 815
Sansome
Henich Adam, traveling agent, r. 279 Stevenson
Henicke Sophia, widow, r. 2207 Pine
Henig E., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Henke Charles, clerk Michalitschke Brothers, r . 113
Van Ness Av
Henke Charles, musician, r. 909 Kearny
Henke Charles H. (Henke & Drewes) r. N s Twenty-
fourth, bet Utah and Potrero Av
Henke & Drewes (Charles H. Henke and Henry
.Drewes) market, N s Twenty-fourth, bet Potrero
Av and Utah
Henke. See Hencke
Henkel Edward, tailor, r. 431 Dupont
Henkenius Julius C, draftsman U. 8. Surveyor
General's Office, r. 2212 Bush
Henley Charles, upholsterer, r. 1810 Polk
Henley James, engineer stmr Mare Island, Berkeley
Ferry, r. Berkeley
Henley James, salesman Holt Brothers, r. 761 Jj How-
ard
Henley John, coppersmith Wagner & Todt, r. 18 Moss
Henley John, teamster, r. 33 Frederick
Henley Sato, butler, 836 O'Farrell
Henly John, contractor and builder, r. 44 Sixth
Henly John Mrs. (Manchester & Henly) r. 44 Sixth
Henly L. M., speculator, r. 321 Pacific
Henly Thomas J., collector Spear St. Wharf, r. 730
Clementina
Henly. See Hanley, and Hanly
Henn Augusta, widow, r. 2.502 Clay
Henn George, hostler Junius G. Foster, Cliff House
Henn John H., clerk Guardian Assurance Co.,r. Oak-
land
Henn Julius, bartender, r. 21 Sixth
Henn Otto, clerk, r. 2502 Clay
Henn T. E., machinist Gos8& Adams, r. 2502 Clay
Henn William, waiter Westerfeld & Page, r. 14 Elev-
enth
Henn William O., clerk Cabrera, Roma & Co., r. 2502
Clay
Henne Henry, bartender August Nischwltz, r. 613 Post
Henne John, brewer Willows Brewery, r. SEcor Nine-
t( enth and Mission
Henne William, butcher Frederick Katz, r. 1006 Union
Henne William, packer Sol. Wangenheim & Co., r.
1213 York
Henneberry John, r. 630 Ellis
Henneberry Martin, molder Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 11 Oak Grove Av
Henneberry Thomas, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
Oakland
Henneberry William, policeman City Hall, r. 341 Te-
hama
Henuebery Andrew, laborer, r. 718 Greenwich
Henuebery Delia Miss, domestic 1217 Bush
Hennecker Nicholas, porter N. Van Bergen & Co., r.
Oakland
Henneg Emil, seaman schr Joseph, Beale St.Wharf
Hennegan Celia, domestic 2112 Mission
Hennegan James, brickmason, r. E s Potrero Av, nr
El Dorado
Henneger J., collector, r. 23^ Hayward, rear
Henneng Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hennessey Andrew, marble yard, 8 Antonia
Hennessey Catherine Mrs., r. 602 Fell
Hennessey David, clerk Daily Stock Report, r. 210
Eighth
Hennessey Edward, with Cutting Packing Co., r. 762
Howard
Hennessey Ellen M., domestic 1508 Larkln
Hennessey H., purser Pacific Mail SS. China, r.
Brunswick House
Hennessey James, varnisher Andrew Frei, r. 959 Bry-
ant
Hennessey John A., wood and coal, 1014 Minna
Hennessey John F., foreman Daily Stock Report, r.
210 Eighth
Hennessey Mary, domestic 302 Hayes
Hennessey Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 507 Sixth
Hennessey Maurice, porter J. M. Spaflbrd & Co., r.
908 Folsom
Hennessey Michael, drayman, r. 28 Natoma
Hennessey Michael, laborer, r. 421 Fremont
Hennessey Michael, miner, r. 547 Mission
Hennessey Nellie Miss, r. 313 Eddy
Hennessey Patrick, boarding stable, 765 Mission, r.
507 Sixth
Hennessey Peter, carpenter, 510 Front, r. 2719 Bush
Hennessey Thomas, teamster, r. 37 % Freelon
Hennessey Thomas J., tannery, Ns Santa Clara, bet
Missouri and Connecticut, r. E s Connecticut, bet
Santa Clara and Center
Hennessey William, longshoreman, r. 270 First
Hennes&y Alice Miss, r. 8 Walnut Av
Hennessy Dennis, tailor, 142 Second, r. 172 J^ Clem.
Henuessy Frank P., architect, r. NW cor Scott and
Filbert
Hennessy James, paper hanger George W. Clark, r. 23
Ash Av
Hennessy John, r. 546 Mission, rear
Hennessy John B., boilermaker Southern Pac. RR.,
r. N s Shotwell, bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Hennessy Lawrence, laborer S. F. Cordage Co., 2723
Bryant
Hennessy Lizzie Miss, hairworker Mrs. E. H. Hub-
bard, r. 546 Minna
Henuessy M., teamster Superintendent of Streets
Hennessy Maria, domestic 514 Capp
Hennessy Mary, widow, r. 664 Howard
Hennessy Mary, domestic 502 Fell
Hennessy Maurice, r. 24 Miller PI
Hennessy Maurice (Union Tanning and Currying Co.)
r. West Oakland
Hennessy Michael, r. 56 Natoma
Hennessy Michael, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Fac-
tory, r. 108 Clinton
Hennessy Richard, real-estate, r. 1624 Clay
Hennessy Sadie Miss, dressmaker, r. 546 Minna
Hennessy T. P., paver Superintendent of Streets
Hennessy William, r. 1929 Howard
Hennessy William D., vindertaker Flanagan & Gallag-
her, r. 20 Fifth
Hennet Louis, machinist, r. 607 5^ Minna
Hennetty J. F., boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, p.
231 Mission
Henney Martin, shoemaker S.W. Bosenstock k Co., r.
20 Hunt
Hennig John G., laundry, N s Chestnut, bet Brod-
erick and Baker
Hennig Louis, musician, r. 31 Hinckley
Hennig Otto E., teacher music, r. 15 Hickory Av
Henning Annie M., w^idow, r. 430)4 Shipley
Henning Frederick, clerk Brook & Kneass.r. 721 Lom-
bard
Henning Howard, engineer and machinist Oal. Jew-
elry Co., r. 704 Sutter
Henning John, tanner S. F. Tannery, r. W s San
Bruno Road, bet Army and Eve
Henning Otto, oilrefiner, r. 721 Lombard
Henning William, captain schr Cecelia Maria, r.
Berry, nr Fourth
Henninger Adam, clerk Piercy Brothers, r. 610 Jessie
Hennin^er Gottfried, collector Louis Rosen-
thal, 419 Pine, r. 14 Folsom Av
Heunings Charles, seaman, r. 307 Folsom
Henniugs Chris., expressman, r. 417 Francisco
Hennings M. A., nightwatchman stmr Alameda, Oak-
land Ferry, r. West Oakland
Hennings Robert, pressman J. R. Brodle & Co., r.
Oakland
Henningseu Hans, cigars and tobacco, 800 Market, r.
302 O'Farrell
Henningsen John, laborer, r. 488 Eighth
rirr^ Xkl f^l ADI/ ^*^ market, wholesale and
uLU.^ VV. LLAnK, interior Decorator. \li
645 MARKET, wholesale and retail dealer in PAPER HAVGTWGS
■ all kinds of Window Sliade
Material and Fixture*.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
wholesale;
HARDWARE,
Comer Market and Front Streets.
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HenningBon Peter, seaman SS. Monterey, Broadway
Wharf
Henquinet Peter Joseph, bootmaker, r. 4 Virginia PI
Henreban John, extramau Engine Co. No. 4, S. F. F. D.
Henreban. See Hanrnban
Henri Honorina, -widow, r. 3319 Dupont
Henrioh Albertine, widow, pawnbrober, 017 Washing-
ton, r. 932 Union
Henrich Louis, manager Albertine Henricb, r. 932
Union
Henrich Peter, r. 1313 }4 Scott
Henrichs Theodore, r. 9J^ Oak Giove Av
Heuiichs. See Heuricks, Henriques, and Hendricks
Henrichsen H. P., clerk New Atlantic Hotel, 207 Mont-
gomery Av
Henrichson Theodorfe. sashmaker William A. Meeker,
r. 16 Oak Grove Av
Henrici Ernest, manufacturing jeweler and diamond
setter. 423 Pine, r. Alameda
Henrick Edward, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Henrioks Gerhard, show casemaker, r. SW cor Eliza-
beth and church
Henricks. See Henrichs, Henriques, Hendricks and
Henrix
Henricksen Charles, seaman, r. SW cor Folsom and
Main
Henricksen. See Hendrickson
Henrie Emile, machinist Union Iron Works, r. N s
Dunn Alley, nr Kearny
Henrie. See Henry
Henrietta Celestian, engineer Southern Pac. RR., r.
Gilroy
Henrietta Charles, engineer Southern Pac. RR.
Henrietta Gravel Alining Co. (Oroville, Butte Co.,
Cal.) H. Rlosterman secretary, 309 California
Henriksen Bernhardt E., architect, 126 Kearny, r. 328
Kearny
Henriksen Frederick, seaman ship Belvldere
Henriksen Iver, coachman 261.T California
Henriksen Mollie, domestic 2615 California
Henrioulle F. Mrs., r. 143 Post
Henrioulle Gregorie, liquor saloon, 317 Dupont, r. 6
Grand PI
Henrioulle Loul*, gardener .John Parrott,r. 620 Fol.
Henrique John, deckhand stmr Constance, Jackson
St. Wharf
Henrique Joseph, seaman, r. 129 Jackson
Henrique Manoel, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Aesn,
4ir> % Druuim
Henriques David M., stockbroker, 314 Montgomery, r.
331 Kearny
Henriques Joseph S., porter Walter E. Dean, r. 1510
Mason
Henriques. See Henrichs, Henricks, and Hendricks
Henrix Edward, master mariner, r. 21.5 Seventeenth
Heniy Fruncis, restaurant keeper, r. 409 Stevenson
Henry Adolph, cigarmaker H. Plageuiaun & Co., r. 29
Clara
Henry Annie, widow, r. 21 Mary
Henry August K., compositor Morning Call, r. 926
Washington
Henry C, engineer Geary St., P. andO. RR., r.SW cor
Lyons and Clay
Henry Charles, r. 1107 Mason
Henry CharliH A., projitr and publisher The Valky-
rien, 409 Washington, r. 34 Erie
Henry Charles F., machine operator Porter, Oppen-
heimer, Slessiuger & Co., r. 511 Powell
Henry Clementina Mrs., dressmaker, r. 417 Sutter,
rear
Henry Daniel, liquor saloon, 219 Second, r. 75 Tehama
Hviiry Duvld W., manuf French clocks, and mu-
sical boxes, 226 O'Farrell
Henry Edmund, engineer Magdalen Asylum
Henry Elizabeth, widow, r. 2103 Hyde
Heurv Frederick T., captain bark California, r. 626
O'Farrell
Henry George, brushniaker Thomas C. Conkliu, r.
NW cor Mission and Thirty-first
Henry George, expressman Clmrles Haskell
Henry George J., cashier D. M. Hosmer & Co., r. 2113
Broderick
Henry George 8., receiver Clay St. Hill RR.,r. 703
Stockton
Henry George W., proptr United States Hotel, 304 and
306 Deals
Henry H. Mrs., r. 313 Kearny
Henry Henry, laborer, r. W b Mission, nr Thirty-first
Henry Heury A. Rev., r. 115 Olive Av
Henry James, night clerk Levi O. Pratt, r. 25 Stev.
Henry James D., harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
r. 746 Mission
Henry John, r. 315 Fifth
Henry John, pantryman The Baldwin
Henry John, quartermaster Pacific Mail SS. City of
Sydney
Henry John, teamster Superintendent of Streets, r.
1011 McAllister
Henry John P., second mate ship Majestic, r. 54 Sac.
Henry Joseph, peddler, r. .532 Grove
Henry Joseph, wholesale wood and coal, India Dock,
foot of Battery, r. lllSSteiuer
Henry Kate Miss, r. 22 Larkln
Henry Kate, widow, r. 520 Broadway
Henry Levi J., commissioner insanity, office new City
Hall, basement, and physician, office and r. NW
cor Mission and Eleventh
Henry Maggie Mrs., fortuneteller, r. 337 Bryant
Henry Margaret, widow, r. 429 Stevenson
Heury Marion, Stonecutters' Pro. Assn, 818 Howard
Henry Martha Mrs., r. 315 Jessie
Henry Mary, widow, r. W s Mission, nr Thirty-first
Henry Mary, domestic 1006 Post
Henry Michael, r. 932 Montgomery
Henry Michael, fireman stmr Pride of the River, Jack-
son St.Wharf
Henry Murdoch, driver C. J. Hawley h Co., r. 8 Clara
Henry Patrick, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Henry R. Mrs., r. 39 Geary
Henry Richard, bollermaker Cal. Boiler Works
Henry Richard, painter, r. W s Ninth, bet Mission and
Howard
Henry R. M. Mrs., r. 5 Mint Av
Henry Robert, carpenter Southern Pac. RR., r. 1776
Folsom
Heni-y S. Mrs., widow, r. 15 Taj'lor
Henry Samuel, chief engineer stmr Alice Garratt, r.
Stockton
Henry Sauiijel, furniture, 1043 Howard
Heury Samuel, mate schr D. C. Haskins, Beale St.
Wharf
Henry Samuel, miner, r. 306 Eighteenth
Henry Samuel H., attorney at law, 708 Montgomery,
r. Decoto, Alameda Co.
Henry Thomas, laborer, r. 328 Twentf-eighth
Henry William, r. 703 Stockton
Henry William, clerk, r. 1337 Dupont
Henry William, clerk L. GreKoire & Co., r. Oakland
Henry W'illiam, hostler Smith & Poultney, r. E sThird,
nr Bryant
Henry William, laborer, r. 270 Jessie
Heni-y William, laborer freight dept Central Pac.RR.
Heury William, machinist National Iron Works, r. 309
Clementina
Henry William, tailor Lawrence Kelly, r. 20 Verona PI
Heury William, tollcoUector Mission Bay Bridge Co.,
r. 20 Pearl
Henry William, waiter Palace Hotel
Henry William J., merchnnt. r. 1614 Turk
Henry W. Warner (W. Warner Henry & Co.) and
proptr Baldwin's Restaurant, 519 Clay, r. 37 Second
Henry W^. Warner & Co. (W. Warner Henry)
jobbers groceries and proA-isions, 421 Clay
Henry. See Henri, and McHenrj'
Heusbery P. laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Heuschen John, groceries and liquors, 8E cor Ellis
and Steincr
Henschiug Oscar, furrier, r. .512 Bush
Hensee S. L., barber, 108 Sixth
HensellE.. cigar manufacturer, 1912 Polk'
Hensell Frederick, blacksmith Will & Finck, r. 1912
Polk
Hensen Hans, capitalist, r. 428 Broadway
Hensen James, frnmemakcr David Drady,r.Ws Dame,
bet Randall and Tliirtieth
Hensen P. M., carpenter, r. 810 Battery
Henshaw James, seaman schr Faniiy Gilmore, Pacific
St.Wharf
Henshaw Joshua S. (Henry .\. Benjamin & Co.) r. 608
Pine
Henshaw N. W., r. 321 Pacific
Henshelwood Thomas R. (Doane & Henshelwood) r.
5'il Geary
Hensiug John H., jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Ha-
deufeUU. r. 48 Ritih
Hensing M. Mrs., widow, r. 48 Ritch
Hensing Otto, cig;ir dealer, v. 1114 Pacific
Heusler Arnold (Hensler *c Friedrichs) r. 209TreatAv
Heusler Henry, miner, r. 1232 Dupont
Hensler Jacob, driver Pioneer Brewery, r. 209 Treat Av i
SAN FRftNCISCO LAUNDRY P'•''"P**"g!!?j?^l°o°:.'il'•|/°^"'^'''^
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J. ITIHOUUIll/UUn, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Hensler & Friedrichs (Arnold Hensler and Philip
Fripdrichs) projatrs Pioneer Brewery, 209 Treat Av
Hensley Fanny, dumestic 418 FreAout
Hensley Frederick C, r. 518 Chestnut
Heneley William S., corporal police City Hall, r. 422
Greenwich
Henson Charles, butcher I. Ottenheimer, r. 1630 Sac.
Hensqji George A., machinist, r. 1630 Sacramento
Henson John, r. 1027 Dupont
Henson William, bartender William D. Carmack, r. 666
Mission
Henson William F., carpenter, r. 1117 Leavenworth
Henson William T., miner, r. 1630 Sacramento
Hensworth James, deckhand stmr Bay City, Alameda
Ferry
Uent Reuben W., attorney at law, 605 Clay,
rooms 16 and 17, r. 526 Pine
Hentrlcli Iiewis, packer, wholesale and retail
dealer hams, lard, pork, smoked beef, etc., 513
and 515 Front, r. 1012 Leavenworth
Hentrich Lewis Jr., r. 1012 Leavenworth
Hentschel Carl, waiter, r. 213 Prospect PI
Hentz Aug^ustus H,, liquor saloon, NW cor Mc-
Allister and Hyde, r. 412 Minna
};'3ntz Charles, baker Schroth & Westerfeld, r. 321
Green
Hentz Otto, laborer, r. 2363^ Ritch
Hentzell Augustus J., waiter, r. 141 Fifth
Hentzell Peter J., marblei^olisher Morris & Darling,
r. 141 Fifth
Henwood Emily Miss, teacher music, r. 212 Twelfth
Henze Louis, longshoreman, r. N s Billings PI, nr
Filbert
Henze Luis, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Henzler John, butcher F. Seibel, r. 735 O'Farrell
Hepburn A. Mortimer, salesman Cunningham, Cur-
tiss & Welch, r. Oakland
Hepburn Frank W., druggist James H. Gates, r. 109
Fifth
Hepburn Ward A., commission merchant, office 309
and 311 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Hephy William, boottreer Porter, Oppenheimer, Sles-
Binger & Co., r. 21 Telegraph PI
Hepkorn Charles, bootmaker, r. 811 M Montgomery
Hepp George, boots and shoes, 1323 Dupont
Heppner J. O., clerk auditor Central Pac. ER., r.
Oakland
HepiJuer William, waiter Pacific Coast SS. State of
California, r. 1118 Howard
Hepworth Susan Mrs., assistant seamstress Protestant
Orphan Asylum
Herald Gold and Silver Mining Co., office 331 Mont.
Heran Patrick, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 163
Silver
Herath George, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Herber John, liquor saloon, 527 Kearny, r. 1007
Stockton
Herber William (William Herber & Co.) r. Lick
House
Herber Wllliani & Co. (William Herber) impor-
ters Havana cigars and tobacco, 222 and 224
Battery
Herberg Minnie, domestic 1412 Bush
Herberger Charles W., upholsterer Alexander Jansen,
r. 1118 Howard
Herbert Andrew, laborer, r. 1116 Bryant, rear
Herbert Arthur W., with A. W. Manning, r. 755
Howard
Herbert G. A., mining operator, r. 52 Second
Herbert Chris., messman Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York
Herbert George, teamster Glynn & Bridgeman
Herbert Henry, deckhand SS. Los Angeles, Broadway
Wharf
Herbert Henry V., agent Central Pac. RR., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, r. Alameda
Herbert James, carpenter, r. 1133 Clay, rear
Herbert John, plasterer, r. 636 Natonia
Herbert Lena, widow, r. 13 Auburn
Herbert Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 636 Natoma
Herbert Matthew, waiter, r. 837 Folsom
Herbert Morris, laborer, r. 261 Tehama
Herbert 11. Miss, r. 118 Dupont
Herbert Richard H., builder, 17 Stevenson, r. 553
Howard
Herbert T. J., Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Herbert William (D. Allman & Co.) r. 324 M Broadway
Herbey H.. seaman Pacific Coast SS. Los Angeles
Herbst Adolph, principal South Cosmopolitan Pri-
mary School, r. 615 Jones
Herbst Francis, tailor, 164 Jessie
Herbst John H., salesman Otto Brandt, r. 1038 Market
Herbst Justus, watchmaker and jeweler, 134 Second
Herbst Louisa Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 134
Secoud
Hercules Alining^ Co. (Amador Co., Cal.) Calvert
Meade secretary, 324 Pine, rooms 8 and 9
Hercules Po-wcler Works, Central Road, nr
Fourth Av, John F. Lohse secretary, office 230
California
Herd Eliza, widow, r. 1921 Jessie
Herde Julius, pastor St. Boniface R. C. Church,
r. 123 Tyler, rear
Herde. See Heard, Hird, and Hurd
Herdel Frederick, liquor saloon, 729 Haight
Herding Conrad, tailor J. M. Litchfield & Co., r. 313
Green
Herdman Lewis, deckhand stmrs Oakland and El
Capitan, Oakland Ferry, r. 2 Washington
Hereford William S., physician and assistant secreta-
ry Health Department, office 124 Geary, r. 328
Geary
Hereil Michael, house mover, r. 1026 Alabama
Herel Daniel J., cigarmaker F. Von Tiedemann, r. 421
Sixth
Herel Hugh, carrlagemaker, r. SE cor Langton and Har-
rison
Heren John, paper carrier, r. Es Valencia, bet Twen-
ty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Herfter Fanny Miss, r. 1310 Pine
Herfter Nanny Miss, r. 1310 Pine
Hering Charles, saddle and harnessmaker, 2212 Mis-
sion
Hering Daniel, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier 10
Steuort
Hering Michael, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier
10 Steuart
Hering Morris, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier 10
Steuart
Hering. See Herring
Heringer Henry A., decorator, r. W s Harrison, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Heringer John C. Jr., bookkeeper Henry M. Blumen-
thal, r. 2234 Post
Heringer Rudolph F., painter, whitener, and paper-
hanger, 1124 Mission
Heringhi Aaron, clerk Noah J. Franklin, r. 1106 Mar-
ket
Heringhi Bernard, real-estate agent and stockbroker,
lllj^ Liedesdorff, r. 1622 Howard
Heringhi Charles S., clerk A. Franklin, r. 1622 How-
ard
Heringhi Edward, stockbroker, 111 Jj Leidesdorff, r.
1622 Howard
Heringhi Leopold, watchmaker and jeweler, 38 Sixth,
r. 1622 Howard
Heringhi Louis, clerk L. Heringhi, r. 1622 Howard
Heringhi Samuel, stockbroker, r. 1622 Howard
Heriot James K., bookkeeper Rouse & Laws, r. 1713
Leavenworth
Heritage John, bookkeeper, r. 3 Columbia, nr Valencia
Heritage JohnL., cooper Mattullath Manuf. Co., r. 3
Columbia, nr Valencia
Heritage William, porter W. Haker jc Hlnz, r. 6 Co-
lumbia
Herken Diedrich, carpenter, r. 5 Clinton
Herkenham Charles, cook Johnson & Shay, r. 607How-
ard
Herkner James W., steward stmr Yosemite, r. 1408
Hyde
Herliiiy Cornelius, laborer, r. 346 Third
Herlihy Daniel, laborer, r. 346 Third
Herlihy Daniel, woolgrader Wool Agency Warehouse,
r. aim Eighth
Herlihy Dennis, bottler Boca Brewing Co.,r. Oakland
Herlihy Edmund, blacksmith, 909 Sansome, r. 909
Battery, rear
Herlihy Johanna, domestic 1912 Broadway
Herliiiy John, coalpasser S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1316 Filbert
Herlihy John, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. NE cor
Twenty-third and Columbia
Herlihy John Jr., clerk Richard Herlihy, r. 1316 FU-
bert
Herlihy John Jr., market, NE cor Twenty-third and
Columbia
Herlihy Marv, burler 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1316 Filbert
Herlihy Maurice, janitor St. Joseph's Grammar
School, r. 311 a Eighth
I fillNni APH Ri CO Growers of and Dealers in FINE WINES
J* VHJML/l_nVyll OC \J\Jt Corner Market and Second Streeta.
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Herllhy Patrick, laborer freight dept Central Pac.
KB., r. 735 Brannan
Herlihy Patrick H., engineer Pacific Mail 88. Ck)., r.
541 Second
Herlihy Richard, wood and coal, 1221 Broadway, r.
1320 Filbert
Herling Louis, horgesboer Jeremiah Lowney & 8on,
r. 243 Eighth
Herlitz Hermann, seaman, r. 1039 Folsom
Hermaine James, fireman, r. 548 Howard
Hermal John Baptiste, brassf ounder William T. Gar-
ratt, r. 20 Stevenson Av
Herman Alexander, dry goods, 516 Market and 17 Sut-
ter, and clerk Martin Herman, r. 428 Geary
Herman Alfred, polisher Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 1027
Pacific
Herman Alfred Mrs., dressmaker, 1027 Pacific
Herman Andrew, deckhand stmr Emma, r. 114 Wil-
liam
Herman Annie, housekeeper International Hotel, 824
Kearny
Herman Benjamin, market, 801 Geary, r. 1217 Geary
Herman Charles, porter Harbor View House, r. 8 8
Beach, bet Broderick and Baker
Herman Helena Mrs., r. 411 Post
Herman Isaac (Morris Levy k Co.) r. 142 Jackson
Herman Martin, stockbroker, 242 Montgomery,
r. 612 Van Ness Av
Herman Martin, yardman Lick House
Herman Michael H., clerk McElrath & Eells, r. 1014
Union
Herman Owen, laborer, r. 517 Eighth
Herman Philip, farmer, r. 1007 Clay, rear
Herman Rudolph, proptr Harbor View House, 8W cor
Tonquin and Baker
Herman S., seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Herman Samuel, clerk Lippman Brothers, r. 318
Fulton
Herman William, oysterman, r. 20 Clara
Herman William J., confectioner, r. 1009 Stockton
Hermann priest Orthodox Russian Church, r.
1311 Taylor
Hermann Blanche, widow, r. 821 Greenwich
Hermann Charles, waiter New Washington Hotel
Hermann Charles G., importer -French silks and
goods, 120 Sutter, r. NE cor Lombard and
Union
Hermann Frank, engineer 8. F. and Pacific Glass
Works, r. 109 M Freelon
Hermann Isaac, r. 1812 Ullmore
Hermann Jacob S., bookkeeper Dlez & Ramon, r. 116
Shipley
Hermann John (Johnson & Hermann) r. 10 Sac.
Hermann Julius, salesman Martin J. Flavin, r. Ahl-
born House
Hermann Levi, cigars and tobacco, 242 Sixth, r. 116
Shipley, rear
Hermann LucTen, mining secretary, 220 Sansome, r.
Palace Hotel
Hermann Maria, domestic 1031 Harrison
Hermann Martin, laborer, r. 1020 Howard
Hermann Mary, widow, r. 14 Garden
Hermann Melville C, bookkeeper A. B. Elfelt k Co.,
r. 1812 Fillmore
Hermann Meyer D., clerk Levi Hermann, r. 116 Ship-
ley, rear
Hermann Michael, cook A. E. Swain, r. 349 Jessie
Hermann Peter A., builder, r. 2620 Folsom
Hermann Theodore (Theodore Hermann k Co.) r. 630
Washington
Hermann Theodore & Co. (Theodore Hermann) birds,
shells and curiosities, 630 Washington
Hermann Theresa Miss, assistant Bush St. Primary
School, r. 1812 Fillmore
Hermann. See Herman, Herrman and Herrmann
Hermans Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hermansen Edward, cook.r. Ws Bernal, bet Army
and Twenty-seventh
Hermansen Herman, waiter B. J. Techau, r. 962
Howard
Hermansen Martin, brassfinisher 8. F. Brass Works,
r. Ill Jacksan
Hermansen Mathias, seaman schr Elko, Beale St.
Wharf
Hermes Rudolph, bookkeeper Heywood Bros & Co.,r.
411 Turk
Hermida Augiutus, freight clerk Oregon SS. Co., r. 31
Pleasant
Hem Bartholomew, hostler Thomas Kelly, r. SE cor
Leavenworth and O'Farrell
Hern Henry C, foreman Sea Wall, r. 102)4 Francisco
Hem Jeremiah, teamster, r. 235 Oak
Hern William, labcjrer, r. 1213 York
Hern. See Hearn and O'Hern
Hernandez Augustina, shirtmaker, r. 837 Broadway
Hernandez Carmen Miss, r. 26 Sixth
Hernandez Guadalupe, shirtmaker, r. 837 Broad-
way
Hernandez Ignatius, r. 26 Sixth
Hernandez Jose, fireman, r. 7 Plnckney PI
Hernandez Pabla L., widow, r. 1.520 Dupont
Hernden Annie C.Miss. assistant Fairmount Primary
School, r. 626 Sutter
Herndon Edward, master mariner, r. 528 O'Farrell
Herndon Lena Miss, saleslady, r. 959 Mission
Herndon Mary, widow, r. 959 Mission
Herni George, Cabinet Makers' Union, 912 Market
Herold Charles, blacksmith, W s San Bruno Road, nr
Army
Herold Charles, market, 704 Battery, r. 327 Broadway
Herold Conrad, groceries and liquors, 19 and 21 Zoe
Herold Hugo, clerk Sherman, Hyde & Co., r. 716
Bush
Herold Jacob, tailor, r. 304 Clementina
Herold James, policeman City Hall, r. 819 Mont.
Herold Maihias, butcher Charles Herold, r. 3S7
Broadway
Herold Oscar, musician, r. 1710 Bush
Herold Roderick, musician, r. 1716 Bush
Herold Rudolph, teacher music, r. 1716 Bush
Herold Rudolph Jr., with Philip, Speyerfc Co., r. 1716
Bush
Herold. See Harold, Harrold, and Herrold
Heron Edmund, carpenter Southern Pac. RR., r.
Twenty-filth, bet Church and Dolores
Heron Ellen, domestic 728 Shotwell
Heron James, secretary Wells, Fargo & Co., 320
Sansome, r. 2300 California
Heron John, clerk secretary's office Wells, Fargo k
Co.,r. 2300 California
Heron Patrick, cardriver, r. 299)^ Clementina
Heron Victor, machinist Tait & Haiuque, r. 235}j
Perry
Heron. See Heran, Heren, Herriu and Herron
Heroux Doceti, carpenter Southern Pac. RR., r. 713
Brannan
Heroux Edmund, carpenter Southern Pac. RR., r.
Twenty-fifth, bet Church and Dolores
Herpley Michael, harues&moker, r. 54 First
Herr Janics J., stockbroker, 405 >4 Cal., r. Berkeley
Herrera Benita, ladies' nurse, r. 817 Broadway
Herrera Clotilde Miss, teacher music, r. 108 Ellis
Herrera Francisco, consul-general Nicaragua, and
consul Bolivia, Ecuador, and United States of
Colombia, 331 Montgomery, r. 108 Ellis
Herrera Frederick, merchant, r. 1701 Gough
Herrera iKnacio, teacher music, r. 1028 Market
Herrera Margarita, dressmaker, r. 817 Broadway
Herrera Nicolasa, dressmaker, r. 510 Broadway, rear
Herrgott Alexander P., packer Wangenheim, Stern-
heim & Co., r. 6 Washoe PI
Herrguth August, porkpacker Michelssen, Brown k
Co., r. 1039 Folsom
Herrguth Ida, domestic 1719 Sutter
Herrguth Joseph B., framejoiner Sanborn.Vail k Co.,
r. 5 Jersey
Herrguth Samuel F., pianomaker, r. 5 Jersey
Herrick Eben C, assistant Coimty Surveyor's Office,
r. SE cor Pierce and Filbert
Herrick E. P., mailing clerk Post Office, r. Rusa
House
Herrick Edward M., secretary Meigs' Liuuber and
Ship Building Co., r. Oakland
Herrick Eugene H. (Shanabrook k Herrick) r. N 8
Prospect Av, nr Eugenia
Heirick George E., inspector Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 6 Turk
Herrick Hazard P., real estate, r. 42 Hawthorne
Herrick John H., grocerifS. SE cor Ellis and Polk
Herrick Lanson D., metallic life-boat builder, r. 961
Harrison
Herrick Richard C, laborer Sanford M. Hills, r. 842
Clay
Herrick Richard P., mining, r. 34 Elgin Park
Herrick Samuel T., commission merchant, r. 737 ElliB
Herrick S. E. Mrs., widow, r. 737 Ellis
Herrick William A., clerk 8. F. Savings Union, r.
Oakland
Herrick William F., accountant Commercial Ineur-
ance Co. of California, r. Oakland
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN, '3i««ffGO"ofc5LF
JONAS J. MORRISON,
liumber Dealer, N. E.cor. Blisslon and Spear St8.,lia8 larj;*
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Herricks George O., engineer F. Korbel & Bros., r.
666 Bryaut
Herrier Philip, WBtchiuan Oiant Powder Works, r.
CO r L and Eighteenth Av
Herrin Edward N., salesman, r. 102 Welsh
Herrin William F. (Stewart, Van Clief & Herrin) at-
torney at law, 310 Pine. r. 52() Post
Herrin. See Heron and Herron
Herring Daniel, machinist, r. 307 Folsom
Herring David T., workman coiner's dept U. S. Mint,
r. I(i0y Mission
Herring Heuiy J., upholsterer, r. N s Twenty-seventh,
bet Berual and Folsom
Herring, Murphy & Reeve (Bichard HeiTing, Thomas
F. Murphy and F. Reeve) cabinetmakers. Bran-
nan, bet Fourth and Fifth
Herring Richard (Herring, Murphy & Eeeve) r. N s
Twenty-seventh, bet Bernal and Folsom
Herriug Theodore, bookkeeper Dominique Legallet,
r. NE cor Railroad- and Thirteenth Avs, South
S. F.
Herring Thomas O., laborer, r. 1508 Folsom
Herring Tillman R., salesman W. H. Brown & Co., r.
l.->lii Polk
Herriug Walter, shoemaker, r. 15 Tehama PI
.■^^rriug. See Heron. Herrin and Herron
^.^.-ei-inger -lohn, seaman, r. Keystone House
Herrmau M., chemist, r. 777 Market
Herrmann Albert, cigars and tobacco, 309 Fourth
Herrmann Andrew, bookkeeper Howe Sewing Machine
Co., r. 5-22 M Sbotwell
Herrmann August, saloonkeeper, r. Railroad Av, nr
Tenth Av, South S. F.
Herrmann Bernard, confectioner, r. 522 M Shotwell
Herrmann Charles L., clerk S. F. Storekeepers' Dept
U. S. A., r. 210 Chattanooga
Herrmann Christopher M., teamster Philadelphia
Brewer:.', r. 100 Tehama
Herrmann Conrad, manufand dealer hats and
caps, 336 Kearny, and 910 Market, r. 1514 Franklin
Herrmann Elizabeth, widow, r. 732 Minna
Herrmann Frederick, bakery, r. 1325 Sacramento
Herrmann F. W., confectioner Emil A. Engelberg, r.
1009 Stockton
Herrmann George, paperruler Althof & Bahls, r. 732
Minna
Herrmann George, student, r. 1500 Larkin
Herrmann Helena Mrs., musician Vienna Gardens, r.
411 Post
Herrmann Henry, market, 8W cor Montgomery and
Union
Herrmann Henry, salesman Conrad Herrmann, r. 1514
Franklin
Herrmann James, attorney at law, 409 California, r.
1500 Larkin
Herrmann John (John Herrmann & Co.) r. 522X
Shotwell
Herrmann John, paperruler Althof & Bahls, r. 608
Bush
Herrmann John & Co. (John Herrmann) confection-
ers, 522 M Shotwell
Herrmann Joseph J., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
W 8 Maryland, bet Sierra and Humboldt
Herrmann Moses, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 437 Ful-
ton
Herrmann Oscar, clerk Herrmann & Co., r. 1500 Lar-
kin
Herrmann Otto W., ghipjolner, r. E s Illinois, bet
Shasta and Napa
Herrmann Sigismund (Herrmann & Co.)r. 1500 Larkin
Herrmann William, teller The German Savings and
Loan Soc, r. 1500 Larkin
Herrmann & Co. (Sigismund Herrmann) im-
porters and dealers hops, corks, and brewers' and
liquor dealers' materials, and agents .South Park
Malt House, and Alex. Fries & Bro's essential oils
and essences, 313 Sacramento
Herrmann. See Herman, Hermann, and Herrman
Herron Alexander, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Herron Daniel A., plasterer, r. 11 Hunt
Herron David, salesman Sumner C. Blake, r. NW cor
Clay and Powell
Herron James, painter, r. N s Point LobosAv, bet
Williainson and Boyce
Herron Michael, teamster Alexander Summerfleld, r.
238 Fremont
Herron Morris, salesman, r. .521 Bryant
Herron Sarah L., widow, r. 1118 Howard
Herron. See Heron, and -Herrin
Hersey Elizabeth P., widow, r. 245 Langton
' Hersey Frederick H., clerk 8. Foster ft Co., r. 813
I Twentieth
Hershey E. S., salesman William H. Weister, r. 245
Eighth
Herson M. Mrs., r. 1309 Mission
Hersum 7.. K., carpenter, r. 1104 Mission
Hertel Frederick, brewer, r. 729 Haight
Hertfl George F. A., clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1426
Howard
Hertel Herman, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 110 Va-
lencia
Hertel Rudolph, merchant, r. 110 Valencia
Hertel Theodore, salesman Charles Zlssig, r. 1426
Howard
Hertenstein August, cabinetmaker, r. 12)<J Bluxome
Herter Heinrich. Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Hertford William E., clerk McAfee Brothers, r. 611
Post
Hertrich Victor, salesman Reinle & Fuchs, r. 418 Oc-
tavia
Hertweck Charles F., upholsterer, 902 Larkin
Hertz Adolph, woodturner, r. 562 Brannsn
Hertz Alexander, butcher J. Y. Wilson & Co., r. 418
Powell
Hertz Hermann, butcher, SE cor Seventh and Minna,
r. 2009 Mission
Hertz Jacob (L. & J. Hertz) 1318 O'Farrell
Hertz L. * J. (Louis and Jacob Hertz) butchers, 20 and
21 Centre Market
Hertz Louis, r. 618 Sixth, rear
Hertz Louis (L. & J. Hertz) r. 18.30 O'Farrell
Hertz Louis, butcher Hermann Hertz, r. 2009 Mission
Hertz Louis, clothing, etc., 108 Pacific
Hertz Moses, r. 1318 Fillmore •
Hertz. See Herz
Herve Mary Mrs., r. 214 Francisco, rear
Herwick H., seaman Oiegon SS. Oregon
Herwig Charles, cigarmaker, r. 113 Seventh
Hery Joseph, laborer, r. 1147 Howard
Herz Gustav, importer, oflftce 519 Market
Herz. See Hertz
Herzberg Isaac, stockbroker, 326 Pine, r. 2305 Leav.
Herzbei-g Martin, merchant, 414 Sacramento, r. 1223
Ellis
Herzberg Mary, widow, r. 700 Post
Herzer Hugo, treasurer S. F. Abend Post Publishing
Co., 535 California, r. 119)4 Fell
Herzfelder Herman, broker, r. 460)i Natoma
Herzler G., molder,r. 64 First
Herzo Antonio, bartender Emilie de Ghitaldl, r. 714
Bryant
Herzo Antonio D. N., bartender George J. Becker, r.
SW cor Fourth and Berry
Herzo John, real-estate agent, r. 1137 Union
Herzo Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 1067 Broadway
Herzog Christian, blacksmith, 739 Broadway
Herzog Frank, blacksmith Christian Herzog, r. 739
Broadway
Herzog Gustave (E. Raas & Co.) r. 802 McAllister
Herzog Herman, blacksmith Christian Herzog, r. 739
Broadway
Herzog Herman, carpenter American Sugar Refineiy,
». E s Sansome, nr Union
Herzog Joseph, merchant, 416 Sacramento, r. 309 Ty.
ler
Herzog Julius, pictures and picture frames, 1514 Polk
Herzog Louis, cabinetmaker Kragen & Geist, r. 116
Perry
Herzog Philip, turner Kragen & Geist, r. 116 Perry
Herzog Theodore, musician, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Hesketh George, ropeinaker, r. 327 Filbert, rear
Hesketh John, assistant janitor Jefferson Grammar
School, r. 223 Fulton
Hesketh Joseph H., tinsmith, r. 223 Fulton
Hesketh Thomas, longshoreman, r. 548 Tehama
Hesketh William, bagraaker E. Detrick & Co., r. 331
Kearny
Heslep Augustus M., attorney at law, oflace and r. 523
Kearny
Hespo Frederick, clerk Edward H. Marwedel. r. 2011
Bush
Hespe Martha Miss, r. 2011 Bush
Hespring Hannah, widow, r. 8 Sumner
Hess Andrew J., r. 8 Brenham PI
Hess Barbara, ironer Standard Shirt Factory, r. 373
Jessie
Hess Charles, optician, 519 Kearny, r. 1308 California
Hess Charles Jr., clerk Charles Hess, r. 1308 California
HesB Christian, proptr Union Brewery, 326 Clem.
Hess Conrad, maltster Herman Zwieg, r. 128 Park Av
/%[-/% 14/ rvi Ani/ 645 MARKET STREET, wholesale and retail dealer In
uLU. YY. LLAn^, Paper Hangings & Sliade Material. Manufacturer of window Shades
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^^''^^^^'^ =^Jl.Se'!^1;S
rket and Front Streets.
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Hess Frederick (Frederick Heas & Co.) r. 8-21 Cal.
Hess Frederick, proptr Pioneer House, NW cor North
Point and Larkiu
Hess Frederick & Co. (Frederick Hess and Moses
Greenblatt) proptrs California Demokrat, Chronik
and Staats Zeitung, 538 Califoinia
Hess George B., saloon keeper, r. 8 BrenhamPl
Hess Henry, sbirt manufacturer, and gents' furnish-
ing goods, 219 Montgomery, r. 1625 Post
Hess H. J., assistant keeper Farrallones Light House
Hess Jacob, merchant, r. 1709 Market
Bess John, carriagemaker Isaac Pollard, r. 373 Jessie
Hess Joseph, teamster, and driver Hook and Ladder
No. 2, 8. F. F. D., r. G27 Broadway
Hess Joseph L. (L. & E. Wertheimer) r. NW cor Sut-
ter and Buchanan
Hess Levi, insurance broker, 210 8an.,r. 606 O'Farrell
Hess Lewis S., proptr Damiana Bitters, 12 Montgom-
ery, r. 405 }< Gough
Hess llobert, bciots and shoes, 20 Dupont, r. 2fi5 Jessie
Hess Robert, waiter Norega, Hjul & Co., r. 6 Central
PI
Hess Tillle F. Miss, assistant Bush St. Primary
School, r. 606 O'Farrell
Hess William, carriagemaker William Wertsch, r. 373
Stevenson
Hess William E., salesman Charles Hess, r. 1308 Cal.
Hess William F., clerk banking dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 435 Geary
Hess. See Hesse
HessbcTg Isaac, solicitor Equitable Life Assurance
Soc, r. 737 Howard
Hesse Charles, carpenter M. & A. Hansen, r. 732
Union
Hesse Nicholas, clerk Ebbinghausen h Co.. r. 2432
Mission
Hesse Willinm, superintendent Boca Brewing Co.,
415 Sacramento, r. 720 Sutter
Hesse William Jr., r. 720 Sutter
Hesse William F., coal weigher Goodall, Perkins &
Co., r. 1104 Mission
Hesse. See Hess
Hessel Abraham, clerk Shirek & Co., r. 904 Jackson
Hessel Nathan, tailor, r. 904 Jackson
Hessel Sarah Miss, clerk Louis Sachs, r. 904 Jackson
Hessen Thomas, foreman Main & Winchester, r. 616
SacraiDPuto
Hessing Frederick, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Hesslon K. Miss, assistant Union Grammar School, r.
202:J Polk
Hession Michael H., produce dealer, r. 2023 Polk
Hession Robert H., cUrk Richards & Harrison, r. 2023
Poll;
Heesler Charles, bartender, r. 420 Bryant
Hessler Charles, ship and Custom House broker, 518
Battery, r. 225 Capp
Hessler Harry F. W., lithographer M. Schmidt & Co.,
r. 225 Capp
Hessler Louis, upholsterer William J. Heney & Co.,
r. 114 Turk
Hessler Philip, upholsterer William J. Heney & Co.,
r. 715 Pacific
Hessler Uichard, pastry cook Palace Hotel
Hesslor AVilliniii, bakery, 715 Pacific
Hester Morton, steward What Cheer House Restaurant,
r. 420 Filbert
Hester William F., r, 901 Bush
Hestlial Aii{;ust, Eureka Seamless Glove Factory,
22 Sunsome, r. in,33 Mission
Hesthal Mary, widow, r. 1033 Mission
Hestler Davis A., expressman, N s Market, nr Taylor,
r. 305 Fulton
Heston Joseph F., carpenter, r. 18 Bernard
Hestres Emil, mining secretary, 328 Montgomery, r. 8
Brenliam PI
Hetheringtou Henry, first assistant engineer Pacific
Coast SS. Orizaba, r. SE cor Seventeenth and
Castro
Hetherington William D., carpenter, r. Eleventh Av,
bf't K and L. South 8. F.
Hetrich Frank D., foreman assayers' dept U. S. Mint,
r. 323 Erldy
Hettcher Christopher, master mariner, r. 5 Wash.
Hettinger John, cigarmaker C. & W. Stepp, r. 64
First
Hettinger Nicholas, cook S. P. Colling & Co., r. 2
Natoina
Hettish John, printer Neville & Co., r. 557 Howard
Hettish Thomas, printer E. Detrick & Co.,r. 657 How-
ard
Hettish William D., engineer, r. 557 Howard
Hettle Jacob F., cook Frank AUione, r. 645 J4 Stev.
Hftzel David, Cigarmakf-rs' Assn, 771 Market
Hetzel Joseph, locksmith Will & Finck, r. 826 Pacific
Hetzer August, glazier, r. 127 Nineteenth
Hetzler W., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 317
Bush
Heubuer Emil, cabinetmaker Robert Thiele, r. 765
Howard
Heuok Fannie H., widow, r. 30 Moss ,
Heuer Alexander, with Ernst R. Knippenberg, r. NE
cor Howard and Steuart
Heuer George C. W., salesman R. T. Carroll & Co., r.
2316 Mission
Hener Philip, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Montgomery Av and Lombard, r. 2193 Taylor
Heuer William, bartender Ritzau & Obermeyer, r.
1225 Kearny
Heughes William, book and job printer. 421 Mont-
gomery, r. 1813 Post
Heughes. See He^vs, Hewes, and Hughes
Heusch Charles, varnisher, r. 54 Nevada
Heusch Constantin, mining engineer, 22 S. F. Stock
Exchange Building, r. 703 Market
Heusler Henry, cabinetmaker, r. cor Standish and
Mayflower
Heussler Albirt, retoucher Jeflfers, Wells & Kipps^.' J.
1519 J4 Market
Heussman Henry, cooper Pacific Barrel and Keg Fac-
tory, r. 335 Fourth
Heustis Edward, driver Chase & Wolft", r. 27 Alta
Heiiston Frederick G., r. 19 Hampton PI
HeuFton Itlary A. Mrs., r. The Baldwin
Heuston. See Hfwston.and Houston
Hevener Ella L. Miss, saleslady Mrs. M. A. Sopcr, r.
717 Valencia
Heverin .\nnie Miss, saleslady, r. 1316 Folsom
Hev'erin Charles F., helper Union Iron Works, r.
1310 Folsom
Heverin Edward J., marblework8,17 add 19 Larkin, r.
1316 Folsom
Heveriu Margaret E. Miss, bookbinder, r. 1316 Folsom
Heverin Michael, solicitor Edward J. Heverin, r. 1316
Folsom
Hewelcke Edwin, driver La Grande Laundry, r. 39
Lafayette
Hewelcke Hugo W., liquor saloon, 643 Merchant, r.
39 Lafayette
Hewes Charles W., bookkeeper A. S. Rosenbaum jt
Co., r. Oakland
Hewes Charles W. Rev., pastor Fifth Baptist Church,
r. 6 Liberty
Hewes Daniel, miner, r. 34 Tenth
Hewes Jessie, whitener, r. !221 Tyler
Hewes John, bollermaker, r. 11 J4 Clara
Hewes Joshua, capitalii^t, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
HewfS. See Heughes, Hews. andHujthcs
Hewitt Amos L., captain schr Martinez, Jackson St.
Wharf
Hewitt Andrew J., miner, r. 331 Jessie
Hewitt Chnrli'S, helper Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Hewitt Charles H., master mariner, r. W s Broderick,
bet SHCrameuto and Clay
Hewitt Edwin W., chief clerk Chief Quartermaster's
Oflice, U. S. A., Presidio Reservation, r. 1604 Van
Ness Av
Hewitt Frederick H., student, r. 195 Hyde
Hewitt FredtrJck L., salesman Burnham & Lynch, r.
539 Natoma
Hewitt James, engineer Southern Pac. RR., r. San
Jos(?
Hewitt John, laborer Southern Pac. RR.
Hewitt Joseph A., stableman George S. Banks, r. 709
Jones
Hewitt Joseph M., clerk Henry B. Shaw, r. NE cor
Suttfr and Powi'll
Hewitt May. widow, seamstress, r. 52 Second
Hewitt Palmrr B.. muster mariner, r. 1426 Mason
Hewitt W.. clerk George F. Lauison, r. 425 Kearny
Hews George F., bartender Cosmopolitan Hotel, r.
629 Post
Hews. See Heughes, HewcB, and Hughes
Hewson John M., compositor H. 8. Crocker k Co., r.
6 Margaret PI
Hewson Hubert R., machinist .Stna Iron Works, r,
793 Mission
Hewson May Miss, seamstress, r. 5 Margaret PI
Hewson iiobert., capitalist, office 320 Sansome,
room 26, r. Oakland
Hewston Albert, grocer, r. 618 Capp
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Hewston Georf^e, physician and Burgeon, office
224 Kearny, r. Abbotsford House
Hewston George Jr., student, r. Abbotsford House
Htwstou John, extramau Engine No. 1, S. F. F. D.
Hewston. See Heustou, Houston, and Huston
Hextell Thomas, landscape gardener, r. 101 Montgom-
ery Block
Hey Fred, porter Abrams & Carroll, r. 134 Langton
Hey Gecirge W., clerk John Buschmann, r. 2()9 Third
Hey Hermann L., master mariner, r. 1811 Mason
Hey John, salesman Kelly, Henderson & Gilchrist, r.
26 Ellis
Hey John, seaman, r. NE cor Front and Pacific
Hey Lduis, seaman, r.SWcor Nineteenth and Folsom
Hey. 8ee Hny
Heyden William, stevedore, r. 19 Ji Eaiisch. rear
Heyden. See Hayaen
Heydeuaber Louis A., proptr Atlantic Garden, SW cor
Bay and Meig^s' Wharf
Heydenfeldt Elkau, r. NE cor Stockton and Chestnut
Heydeufeklt Joseph, r.' Turk St. Hotel
Heydenfeldt Solomon, attarney at law, 33 Ne-
vada Block, r. 1016 Post
Heydenfeldt Solomon Jr., attorney at law, 318
Pine. ro(.im 27, and 10 Leidesdorff, r. 131.5 Mason
Heydenfeldt Thomas, r. 1016 Post
Heyder S. A. R. Mrs., medium, r. 759 Market
Heye Henry, liquor saloon, 613 East
Heyer Albe; t, groceries and liquors, 500 Third, r. 501
Bryant
Heyer Charles W., clerk, r. 262 Minna
Heyer. See Hyer
Ileyermann Frederick, harnessmaker, r. SW cor
Fourth and Bryant
Heyermann Jeremiah, tinsmith Henry Buchholz, r.
SW cor Fourth and Bryant
Heyermann John A. F. (Heyermann & Freund) and
physician, office and r. SW cor Fourth and Bryant
• Heyermann John A. F. Jr., blacksmith, r. SW cor
Fourth and Bryant
Heyermniin & Freund (John A. F. Heyermann
and Robert H. Freund) Bryant St. Pharmacy,
SW cor Fourth and Bryant
Heyes Dennis E., builder, r. 214 Hyde
Heyfron Joseph, wood and coal, 330 Sixth
Heyfron Mathew, with Patrick Heyfron, r. 28 Perry
Heyfron Patrick, wood and coal, 714 Folsom
Heyfron. See Hetfron
Heyl George, butcher M. Gradwohl & Co. , r. 1 Caroline
Heylaud Bernard, driver N. B. and Mission RR., r.
1432 Jackson
Heyman Abraham R., bookkeeper, r. 206 Ellis
Heyniiin Bermau (Shoenfeld & Heyman) r. 1411 Post
Heyman Henry Mrs., widow, r. 206 Ellis
Heyman Henry Jr., violinist, r. 206 Ellis
! Heyman Jacob, clerk H. Meyers & Son, r. 353 Kearny
Heyman Julius, clerk Bendix Heineberg, r. 206 Ellis
Heyman Philip, hostler Abraham Newman, r. 815
[ Geary
Heymann Max., cigars and tobacco, 253 Third, r. 479
Jessie
Heymann S., capitalist, r. 317 Bush
Heymann. See Heiman and Hyman
' Heymanson Alfred, teacher music, r. 24 Bausch
: Heymanson Benjamin, commercial traveler, r. 24
Rausch
' Heyn Barney, cigarmaker John F. Schmidt, r. 1051
Mission
Heyn Ernest, merchant, r. 1413 Clay
Heyn William, salesman Baker A: Hamilton, r. 15J4
Washington Av
Heynemann Alexander, attorney at law, 16 Montgom-
I ery Av, r. 7 Francisco
I Heynemann Charles H., salesman Heynemann k Co.,
r. 7 Francisco
I Heynemann Henry, agent, r. Nucleus House
I Heynemann Herman, merchant, 204 Cal., r. Oakland
1 Heynemann Hermann (Heynemann & Co.) r. 7 Fran-
cisco
Heynemann Leonard D. (Heynemann & Co.) , r. Lon-
I don
Heynemann Lionel, civil engineer, 5 Sansome, r. 7
I Francisco
I Heynemann Manfred H., salesman Heynemann & Co.,
I r. 7 Francisco
. Heynemann & Co. (Leonard D. and Hermann
, Heynemann, and F. P. Salomons) importers and
I jobbers dry goods, carpets, furnishing goods etc.,
and agents Pac. Jute Manuf. t'o., 5 Sansome
. Heynemann. See Heineman and Heiniman
Heynes J., helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Heynes. See Hines, Hinds andHynes
Heysen Jacob, wood and coal, 52 M Brady
Heywood Brothers k Co. (of Gardner, Mass.) manufs
" chairs and rattan furniture, office and salesroom
589—595 Mission
Heywood Franklin, capitalist, office Pier 13, Steuart,
r. 3 Essex PI
Heywood Harry A., manuf yeastpowder, r. 804 Bush
Heywood Harry H., engineer, r. 1519 Polk
Heywood Mark, wood and coal, 753 Folsom, r. 753}^
Folsom
Heywood Silas J. (Heywood & Hendley) r. 38 McAl-
lister
Heywood Z. B. Mrs., widow, r. 1519 Polk
Heywood & Hendley (Silas J. Heywood and Aaron C.
Hendley) produce commission, and agents Crystal
Salt Works, 222 and 224 Clay
Heywood. See Haywood
Hibbard George B., miner, r. 218 Shotwell
Hibbard Hiram, housemover. r. 1309 Stockton '
Hibbard Joseph S., foreniau sash and door factory
(San Quentin) r. 942 Harrison
Hibbard Mary Mrs., varieties, 942 Harrison
Hibberd Edwin J., painter, r. 709 Mission
Hibbets Jacob, r. 833 Greenwich
Hibernia Bre-»very, Mathew Nunan proptr, S B
Howard, bet Eighth and Ninth
Hibernia Lodging House, Michael W. Keogh proptr,
366 Natoma
Hibernia Savings aufl Loan Society The,
Myles D. Sweeney president, Edward Martin sec-
retary and treasurer, NE cor Montgomery and
Market
Hichborn Albert C, broker, r. 442 Second
Hichborn Alexander, Jour. Shipwright's' Assn, 71
Hew Montgomery
Hichens J. R., boatswain Pacific Mail SS. China
Hichler William, cabinetmaker, r. 466 Minns
Hick Joseph, tailor, r. 238 }« Fifth
Hickenbotham David, asphaltum roofer, r. 529 Sac.
Hicker Henry, laundryman, r. 948 Harrison
Hickert Anton, 8. F. Baecker Vereiu, 413 Sutter
Hickert Wilhelm, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Hickey Alice Mrs., r. 560 Minna
Hickey Anna Miss, dressmaker, r. 40 J^ Geary
Hickey Cornelius C, stonecutter, r. 2 Washington Av
Hickey Edward, groceries and liquors, 1630 Mission
Hickey Eliza, domestic 1319 Tyler
Hickey James, r. 528 Pacific
Hickey James, hostler Market St. RR., r. 668 Seven-
teenth
Hickey James, laborer, r. N s California Av, nr Isabel,
B. H.
Hickey James, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. SE cor
McAllister and Broderick
Hickey James, longshoreman, r. 143 Natoma
Hickey James, machinist, r. 1025 Sutter
Hickey James, painter Moulton & Edmondson, r. 1602
Mason
Hickey James Jr., painter, r. 1002 Mason
Hickey James T., bookbinder John B. Mclntyre, r.
1025 Sutter
Hickey John, deckhand stmr Bay City, Alameda Ferry
Hickey John, expressman, NW cor Commercial and
Battery, r. NW cor Fifth and Tehama
Hickey John, laborer, r. 617 3^ Mission
Hickey John, laborer, r. 807 Eighteenth
Hickey John, night-watchman, r. 221 Eighth
Hickey John, tailor, r. 125 Sansome
Hickey John J., fireman Pacific Coast SS. State of Cal-
ifornia, r. 150 Clara
Hickey John P.. mining operator, r. 515 McAllister
Hickey Kate M. Miss, assistant Fourth St. Primary
School, r. W B California Av, nr Isabel, B. H.
Hickey M. Miss, assistant cutier and fitter Keane
Brothers, r. Occidental Hotel
Hickey Maggie A. Miss, compositor Evening Bulletin,
r. 37 !^ Bitch
Hickey Michael, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W a
Maryland, bet Sierra and Humboldt
Hickey Minnie, domestic 501 Harrison
Hickey Patrick, laborer, r. 81 Natoma
Hickey Thomas, laborer, r. 1025 Sutter
Hickey Thomas, stonecutter, r. 37 H Eitch
Hickev Thomas A., cempositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 625
Bush
Hickey William, bartender Michael Kilday, r. 8E cor
Third and Howard
Hickey William, carpenter, r. 14 Clarence PI ^_:af
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Hlckey William, painter Moulton & EdmoudBon, r.
1(>02 Mason
Hlckie Annie Miss, nurse, 226 Sutter
Hickie Henry, driver Contra Costa Laundry Assn, r.
942 Harrison
Hicklin Thomas B., housemover, r. 85 Ninth
Hickling Thomas, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
r. Oakland
Hickman Frank C, conductor Clay St. Hill BR., r.
1222 Leavenworth
Hickman H., baker Pacific Mail SS. City of Panama
Hickman Harry, cigarmaker Denicke Brothers, r. 808
Howard
Hickman John, laborer S. F. Gaslight Co., r. 333 Te-
hama
Hickman John O., laborer, r. 538 Howard
Hickman William, capitalist, r. 720 .Market
Hickman William, liquor saloon and boarding, 3009
Mission
Hickok Horace D., printer Evening Bulletin, r. 1214
Howard
Hickok Joseph, r. 7 Pratt PI
Hickok Julia, widow, r. 513 Hyde
Hickok Orrin A., turfman, r. 215 Post
Hickoi A. D.Wesley, salesman Dempster & Keys, r.
I'JIO Stevenson
Hickox George C. (George C. Hickox & Co.) r. 1520
Van Ness Av
Hickox Georfjre C. & Co. (George C. Hickox and
Edward C. Macfarlaue) stockbrokers, 412 Mont.
Hickox Henry, miner, r. 2345 Howard
Hickox. See Hecox
Hicks Alice M. Miss, machine operator E. Detrlck &
Co. r. 105 Tehama
Hicks Bridget, widow, r. 820 Broadway
rLiL/Kb Di & (jUi (Damel Hicks and
Norris A. Judd) bookbinders and blank book
nianufs, 543 Clay
Hicks Daniel (D. Hicks & Co.) r. 1010 Pine
Hicks George A. Jr., with Phoenix and Home Insur-
ance Co. , r. 1122 Pino
Hicks Greenbury A., r. G15 Chestnut
Hicks James L., machinist, r.2510 Bryant
Hicks James S., bootblack and chiuuiey sweep, 2003
Mission
Hicks James W., waiter Bruns & Konke, r. 518i4 Na-
toma
Hicks John A., clerk Assessor's Office, r. 108 Second
&icks John J., clerk general freight office Central
Pac. RR.,r. 1008 Clay
Hicks Martha A., widow, r. 716 Grove
Hicks Mary, widow, r. 105 Tehama
Hicks Reuben B., carpenter and builder, r. cor Persia
Av and Edinburgh
Hicks Richard W., cigars and tobacco, 106 Second, r.
108 Second
Hicks Sarah, widow, r. Popp's Hotel
Hicks Thomas, machinist, r. 105 Tehama
Hicks William, teamster W. W. Chase & Co., r. 1912
Market
Hicks William B., blacksmith, r. 552 Bryant
Hicks William H., clerk, r. 1010 Pine
Hickson Henry, Insurance agent, i. 1307 Geary
Hi(;k80n. See Hixson
Hii'kstadt Heriuaun, bakery, 127 Fourth
Hidden Albert, seumnn, r. 45 Sacramento
Hidden Treasure Quicksilver Mining Co. (Lake Co.,
Cil.) Abraham Halsey secretary, 314 Montgomery
Hiecke August, bartender John Herber, r. 1007 Stock-
ton
Hiegel Albert, plumber Williamson Bros., r. SW cor
Hancock and Sanchez
Hiegel Catherine, widow, r. SW cor Hancock and
Sanchez
Hien August, wines and liquors, 1328 Dupont
Hi(!H8en Annie, domestic 1327 Clay
Hiewtaud Albert, carpenter, r. 1208 Kearny
Hlestand Albert H., clerk, r. 1208 Kearny
Hi<>Mt«r Aino8 C. (Stock Report Publishing Co.)
r. 210 S»n Josii Av
HIesti-r Klwood C, compositor, r. 210 San .Tosfi Av
Hiestcr Ida M. Miss, assistant Haight St. School, r.
210 San Jose Av
Hlester John H., pressman Daily Stock Report, r. 210
San Jose Av
Hlester William A., compositor Dally Stock Report,
r. 210 San Jose Av
Hi^by Willinin, collector U.S. Internal Revenue,
U. 8. Court Building, r. Oakland
Higel Alois, groceries and liquors, SW cor Ecker and
Lick Alley, and boarding, 520 Mission
Higgins Albert H., bookkeeper Higgins & Collins, r.
604 Filbert
Higgins Albert J., offioe 509 California, r. San Mateo
Higgins Anthony, furniture polisher, r. 39 J^ Fifth Av
Higgins Bridget, widow, r. 1912 Powell
Higgins C. Mrs., r. 519 Bush
Higgins Charles B., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
(U9 Mission
Higgins Charles B., miner, r. 526 Hayes
Higgins Charles R., shipcarpenter, r. 8 s Solano, bet
Tennessee and Minnesota
Higgins Daniel, bartender Adam Smith, r. 631 Sac.
Higgins Daniel, mattressmaker Ezra Hinckley, r. 243
Langton
Higgins Edward, molder Union Iron Works, r. 536
Howard
Higgins Edward, teamster, r. 21 Scott PI
Higgins Elisha (Higgins & Collins) r. 604 Filbert
Higgins Elizabeth N., widow, r. 5M Prospect PI
Higgins Ellen, widow, matron Sanitarium Baths, r.
2003 Powell
Higgins Emanuel, machinist, r. 28 McAllister
Higgins Frank, teamster Patrick Reardon, r. N s Sixth
Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Higgins Frank J., bookkeeper, r. 337 Union
Higgins George, assistant Sanitarium Baths, r. 2003
Powell
Higgins George, carpenter, r. 909 Greenwich
Higgins George C. (Higgins & Eicholz) r. Inglewood
House
Higgins Henrj', waiter Norager & Hjul, r. 6 Central PI
Higgins Hugh, bookkeeper, r. 2109 Jones '
Higgins Hugh, coremaker Union Iron Works, r. 553
Mission
Higgins Isaac N., managing editor Morning Call, r.
2115 Bush
Higgins James, bricklayer, r. 1810 Pacific
Higgins James, carpenter, r. 21 Scott PI — .
Higgins James, porter, r. 048 Natoma
Higgins James H., jeweler H. EUeau, r. SW cor Mont-
gomery Av and Lombard
Higgins James S., captain schr Daisy Rowe, r. Berke-
ley
Higgins J. B., laborer Golden Gate Park
Higgins John, r. 2109 Jones
Higgins John, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 428 Jj
Twenty-second
Higgins John, cardriver, r. I8J4 Ridley
Higgins John, carriagemaker, 747 Mission, r. 10 Moss
Higgins John, carriagepainter Beanston Jc Gallagher,
r. 32 Fourth
Higgins John, gilder, r. 2003 Powell
Higgius John, ironworker new City Hall
Higgins John, machinist, r. Ws Ferric, N of Point Lo.
bos Av
Higgins John, steerage steward Oregon SS. George W.
Elder, r. S s Thirtieth, bet Bartlett and Warren
Higgins John, teamster Renton Coal Co., r. 124 Ivy Av
Higgins John H., carpenter, r. Solano, bet Tennessee
and Minnesota
Higgins Joseph, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stet*
son, r. 345 Brannan
Higgius .losiah H., shipcarpenter, r. S r Solano, bet
Tennessee and Minnesota
Higgins M;irgaret, widow, r. 1448 Minna
Higgins Margaret, groceries and liquors, 1116 Folsom
and 40 L.ington
Higgins Mark, dairyman, r. G21 Fulton
Higgins Martin, machinist new City Hall, r. E s Fer-
rie, nr Laurel Hill Cemetery
Higgins Mary, widow, r. 127 Shipley
Higgins Maurice, bookkeeper Clufl & De Witt, r. 709
Mission
Higgins Maurice, painter, r. 23 Rausch
Higgins M. G., steward, r. 103 First
Higgins Michael, baker John Reagan, r. 219 Clara
Higgins Michael, cook Pacific Mail SS. City of Panama
Hit(K>ns Michael, hackman Plaza, r. 10 Glover
Higgius Michael, laborer, r. 528 Natoma
Higgins Michael, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Go.
Higgins Michael, scourer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. NW cor Bay and Hyde
Higgins Minnie, widow, r. 614 Stevenson
Higgius Monica Miss, teacher music, r. 314 Fifth
Higgins Nicholas, carpenter, r. 656 Willow Av
Higgins Orient C, shipjoiner, r. S s Solano, bet Ten-
nessee and Minnesota
Higgins Patrick, gralner John J. Coouey, r. 442 Jessie
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Higgiiis Patrick, laborer, r. 8 Berry
Higgiiis Patrick, laborer Pai'ific Mall 88. Co.
Higgins P. R., r. 12(; Kearny
Higgins Robert, bricklayt-r, r. 1724 Jessie
Higs;ins Sarah Mrs, r. 1 Mary
Higgins Sarah, -widow, r. 536 Howard
Higgins Solomon, teamster Starbird & Goldstone r.
1051 How.ird
Higgins Squire, watchman freight dept Central Pac.
KR., r. 209 Clara
Higgins Stephen, master mariner, office 122 California
Higgins Thomas, cutter, r. 337 Union
Higgins Thomas, laborer, r. 410 Broadway
Higgins Tliomas F., boilermaker Fulton Iron Works,
r.428M Twenty-second
Higgins Walter, patternmaker, r. 1028 Market
Higgins Walter B., adjuster Wheeler & Wilson Manuf.
Co., r. G51 Stevenson
Higgins Warren D., clerk Doane & Co., r. Alameda
Higgins William, assistant jailkeeper County Jail, r.
2109 Jones
Higgins William, blacksmith Milo P. Holmes, r. 8
Hubbard
Higgins William, compositor, r. 314 Bush
Higgins William, daywatchman Pacific Mail 88. Co.
Higgins William, gilder, r. 8 Hubbard
Higgins William, longshoreman, r. 24 Allen
Higgins William, messenger American District Tel.
Co., r. 21 Scott PI
Higgius William, paper hanger, r. 516 Greenwich
Higgins William, paver S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 7
Salmon
Higgins William, teamster Superintendent of Streets
Higgins William, watchman Pacific Mail SS. Co., r.
345 Brannan
Higgins William F., tiler, r. What Cheer House
Higgins William L.. stockbroker, 417 Cal., r. Oakland
Higgins William T., r. 1124 Sutter
Hi^tfins & Collins (Elisha Higgins and George
H. Collins) wholesale wood, posts, tan bark,
lumber, and shingles, office 271 East, yard Beale
St. Wharf
Higgins & Eicholz (George C Higgins and Theodore
H. Eicholz) Pac. Oil Depot, lamps, and coal oil
stoves, 27 Sixth
Higgs Annie Mis«, actress, r. 1009 Stockton
Higgs Henry W., asphaltum roofer, 535 Pacific, r. 1009
Stockton
Higgs Thomas, asphaltum roofer, r. 1009 Stockton
High Maurice F., nutmaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E B
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
High William H. Jr., bookkeeper Littlefield, Allison
k Co.. r. Oakland
Higham Elijah, dealer sewing machines, 901 Market,
r. Oakland
Higham E. Mrs., dressmaking and paper patterns, 901
Market, r. Oakland
Highbridge Silver Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.) J. W.
Pew secretary, 310 Pine
Highfleld Frances, widow, r. 411 Jones
Highland John, laborer Samuel Johnson, r. 710 Na-
toma
Highland Mining Co. (Dakota Ter.) J. King Goodrich
seci etary, 49 Nevada Block
Highland Townsliend H., professor Greek and Latin
Pac. Biisincs.* College, r. 722 Bush
Highley Lizzie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1031 Howard
Highson Charles H., clerk, r. 1222 Folsom
Higliton Edward, accountant, r. 52 Second
Hielitou Henry E., attorney at law, .528 Califor-
nia, rooms U and 12, r. The Baldwin
Higliton Mary G., widow, r. 712 Shotwell
Hiland Mary B.. widow, furnished rooms, 720 Market
Hilbert Albert (Hilbert & Guehne) r. 1008 M Market
Hilbert & Guehne (Albert Hilbert and Frederick
Guehne) florists, 9 Geary
Hllbing William, machinist At as Iron Works, r. 2
HaywUod
Hild Charles, barber Stable & Bernhard, r. 630 Mis-
sion
Hlld Joseph, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Hildburgh Brothers (D. H. and L. Hildbnrgh) whole-
sale butter and cheese, 100 California
Hildburgh D. H. (Hildbnrgh Brother.^) r. 318 Sutter
Hildburgh L. (Hildburgh Brothers) r. Petaluma
Hildebrand Alexander, architect, r. 1521 Post
Hildebrand August, market, 113 Seventh
Hildebrand Conrad, r. fi Warren Av *
Hildebrand Conrad, waiter Saulmann's Restaurant, r.
818 Geary
Hildebrand Eda Mrs., r. 6 Central PI
Hildebrand Edward, seaman, r. 1 August Alley, rear
Hildebrand George, boarding and sale stable, 807 Val-
lejo, r. 1418 Powell
Hildebrand George, glazier, r. 6 Lily Av
Hildebrand Henry, clerk William C. Hildebrand, r. 4
William
Hildebrand Jacob, cured and salt meats, 1610 Eddy, r.
1217 Steiner
Hildebrand John, cook, r.413 Natoma
Hildebrand Philip, r. 638 Pacific
Hildebrand Pbillippina, widow, r. 6 Lily Av
Hildebrand William, carpenter, r. 20 Page
Hildebrand William Jr., r. 4 William
Hildebrand William C, groceries and liquors, NEcor
William and O'Farrell, r. 4 William
Hildebrand t Carsten (Hildebrandt & Knop) T.2102H
Mason
Hildebrandt Conrad, waiter F. Koenig, r. 630 Pacific
Hildebrandt Edward, seaman, r. 801 Vallejo
Hildebrandt Emil, salesman F. Toplitz & Co., r. 2522
Howard
Hildebrandt Frederick, painter Southern Pac. RR., r.
333 Shipley
Hildebrandt Henry, groceries and liquors, 208
Sutter, r. 2028 Mission
Hildebrandt John, clerk Henry Hildebrandt, r. 208
Sutter
Hildebrandt P., laborer Sea Wall
Hildebrandt William C. (Pestner & Hildebrandt) and
liquor saloon, 505 East, r. W s Cajsp, bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Hildebrandt & Knop (Carsten Hildebrandt and Elfert
Knop) groceries and liquors, SE cor Broadway
and Montgomery
Hildebrandt. See Hildebrand, Hildenbrand and Hil-
lebraud
Hildebrecht Otto, woodcarver, r. 1005 Minna
Hildenbrand Conrad, plumber and gasfitter, 181 Six-
teenth, r. 415 Capp
Hildenbrand Mary E., widow, r. 334 Thirteenth
Hilder Duncan D., fruit peddler, r. 210 Twenty-second
Hildreth Amasa, laborer, r. 24 Sixth
Hildreth George A., bartender John McDonald, r. 1001
Market
Hildreth Mary, widow, r. 15 Gilbert, rear
Hildreth Richard, packer 8. F. Cracker Co., r. 15 Gil-
.bert, rear
Hildredth Thomas (Dunphy & Hildreth) r. San Jose
Hller G. W., brakeman Southern Pac. RR., r. 1412
California
Hilger Fredeiick, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hilgerloh Augusta, widow, r. 639 Sutter
Hilgerloh George, compositor California Demokrat,
r. 639 Sutter
Hilken Diedrich, cabinetmaker, r. 5 Clinton
Hilken Frederlca, domestic 1718 Bush
Hill Albert E., clerk Charles Meinecke & Co., r. 1307
Fillmore
Hill Alfred, seaman, r. 8 Berry
Hill Alfred S., solicitor 8. F. Chronicle, r. 26 « Kear.
Hill Alfred W., stableman John Daly, r. 908 Harrison
Hlll'andHood Mining Co. (Bodie.MonoCo.,C8l.) Wil-
liam Granger secretary, 211 Sausome
Hill Andrew P. (Lussier & HilH artist, studio 99 St.
Ann's Building
Hill Annie A. Miss, principal Shotwell St. Primary
School, r. 608 Fillmore
Hill Arthur B., wheatbuyer Horace Davis & Co., r.
Oakland
Hill Artliur M., manager General Sewing Ma-
chine Agency, and executor estate of Samuel Hill,
634 Market, r. 1223 H Bush
Hill Barton, actor, r. 407 Sutter
Hill B. B., r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hill Benjamin, agent, r. 1113 Geary
Hill Benjamin S., salesman Prescott, Scott & Co., r.
1811 Howard
Hill C. A. Mrs., r. 209 Powell
Hill C. D.. mate schr C. H. Merchant, Beale St.
Wharf
Hill Charles, barber, r. 630 Mission .
Hill Charles, bellman Occidental Hotel
Hill Charles D., r. 620 Taylor
Hill Charles E., compositor California Christian Ad-
vocate, r. Alameda
Hill Charles E., driver Central RR., r. 1601 Geary
Hill Charles H., painter Thomas Downing, r. W 8
Chattanooga, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-
fifth
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Hill Charles V., driyer City RR., r. 1936 Mission
Hill Charles W., superiuttndent billiard room Occi-
dental Hotel, r. 1307 Fillmore
Hill Christian C, captain schr Squibob, Remillard
Brick Co.. Pacific St. Wharf, r. Oakland
Hill Christina, widow, r. 713 Minna
Hill Edward, cook, r. 540 Howard, rear
Hill Edward A., bookkeeper, r. 304 Sutter
Hill Edwin P., porter London and S. F. Bank, r. 1833
Bush
Hill Ephriam P., printer W. M. Hinton* Co., r. 706
Ellis
Hill Ettie, domestic 2047 Mission '
Hill Francis, salesman C. Curtin, r. 43 Russ
Hill Francis, stage proptr, r. 126 Turk
Hill Francis, workman coiner's dept D. S. Mint, r.
1307 Fillmore
Hill Frank, butcher James Lintott, r. 631 Stevenson
Hill George A. , broker, and executor estate Sam-
uel Hill, 634 Market, r. Oakland
Hill cieorge B., clerk, r. NW cor Filbert and Bu-
chanan
Hill George F., foreman stereotype room Morning
Call, r. 1314 Green
Hill George H., molder Savage & Son, r. 13 Bonita
Hill Harry C, mining expert, 305 Sansome, r. Grand
Hotel
Hill H. B., r. 1811 Howard
Hill Henry, r. 932 iMission
Hill Henry 0., market, 1400 Folsom
Hill H. M., janitor, 417 Kearny
Hill H. Morgan (E. H. Jones & Co.) r. The Baldwin
Hill Horace L., capitalist, office 326 Montgomery, r.
Union Club
Hill James, clerk Davis Brothers, r. 225 Seventeenth
Hill James, driver Central UR.
Hill James C, clerk, r. 701 Stockton
Hill James E., painter, r. 22 Bhixome
Hill James S., machinist Phelp.s Manufacturing Co.,
r. Bernal, bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Hill J. Bryant, mining, r. 333 Bartlett
Hill John, carpenter, r. Liadell House
Hill John, real-estate agent, 402 Mont., r. 1217 Bush
Hill John, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Hill John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hill John Jr., porter Rosenthal, Feder & Co. r. SE
cor Chattanooga and Twenty-second
Hill Jolin B. Rev., agent Methodist Book Depos-
itory, 1041 Market, r. Alameda •
Hill John E., captain night inspectors Custom Hoase,
r. -518 Geary
Hill John G., machinist Tait & Hainque, r. 121 Perry
Hill John H., physician, r. Grand Hotel
Hill John J., carpenter, r. Bootz Hotel
Hill John T., capitalist, 206 Front, r. 720 Broadway
Hill John W., marblecutter Morris & Darling, r. 11
Garden
Hill Joseph, salesman A. Gallenno, r. 1414 Powell
Hill Joseph W., machinist, r. Bootz Hotel
Hill Kate L. Miss, teacher, r. 60.H Fillmore
Hill L. H., carpenter, r. 17 Washington Av
Hill Leander, r. 24'J8 Sa< ramento
Hill Lizzie, stewardess Pacific Mail SS. City of Tokio
Hill Louis, brewer, r. 409 Pacific
Hill M., r. Milton House
Hill Marcus 8., salesmam Wiester & Co., r. 2235)4
Howard
Hill Marian, widow, r. 1223 H Bush
Hill Mary, widow, r. 10.53 Harrison
Hill Mary, widow, bakery and confectionery, 214
Twenty-fourth
Hill Mary Ann, widow, r. 608 Fillmore
Hill Mary C, domestic NW cor California and Powell
Hill Mary E. Miss, r. 214 Twenty-fourth
Hill Mary J. Miss, r. 620 Taylor
Hill Myra Miss, teacher, r. 608 Fillmore
Hill Nathaniel, porter Hobart, Wood & Co., r. 2 Bond
Hill P. S., r. 7.13 Market
Hill Richmond R., porter Randolph i Co.. r. 5 Vallejo
PI
Hill Robert, laborer Pacific Mail 83. Co.
Hill Robert B., clerk Donohue, Kelly & Co., r. 1307
Fillmore
Hill Rowland, r. 919 Poet
Hill S. Allie Miss, r. The Baldwin
Hill Sniniiel (estate of) general dealer sewing ma-
chines, needles, attachments, etc., 634 Market
Hill Samuel, job printer, 525 Montgomery Av
Hill Sarah Miss. r. 21 Ellis
Hill Sarah B., widow, r. 372 Clementina
Hill Simon, butcher, 5 Mission Market, r. 2050 Mission
Hill Stephen, laborer Philadelphia Brewery
Hill Thomas, r. Ill Jessie
Hill Thomas, S. F. Art Association, 4aO Pine
Hill Thomas, blacksmith, r. 64 First
Hill Thomas, wellborer, r. 423 Bush
Hill Thomas L., student Samuel E. Knowles, r. 52* '
Taylor
Hill Thomas M., bartender John Harrison, r. 11 Tele-
graph PI
Hill Timothy, bricklayer, r. 1032 Market
Hill Trueman L., lettercarrier Post Office, r. 304 Third
Hill William Mrs., r. 1133 Pacific
Hill William H., liquor saloon. Beach, bet Hyde and
Larkin
Hill William H., proptr Golden City Straw Works, 753
Mission, r. 711 Nineteenth
Hille William, coruicemaker George Hayes A: Co.,r.
549 Tehama
Hillebraud .\lbert, liquor saloon, 1228 Market.^r. 665 3^
Natoma
Hillebrand Henry, groceries and liquors, 520 Fourth
Hillebraudt Fabian (Hillebrandt & Co.) r. 2010 Fol.
Hillebrandt John, driver Enterprise Brewery, r. 2014
Folsom
Hillebrandt & Co. (F. Hillebrandt, C.Hartmann,
N. L. Meyer, and P. Windeler) proptrs Enterprise
Brewery, 2015-2019 Folsom
Hillebrandt. See Hildebrand, and Hildenbrand
Hillen Bernard, laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co. r.8 Fred-
erick
Hillen Dietrich H., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Pine and Larkin
Hillen Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hillenbrand William, steward Turk St. Hotel
Hillent William, chicken ranch, Russia Av. nr Mis-
sion
Hiller Adolph, clerk John H. Seaders, r. 818Ji Mont.
Hille r D. Albert, homceopatbic physician and sur-
geon, office and r. The Baldwin
Hiller Frederick, physician, office and r. 112 Mason
Hiller Frederick Jr., physician, office and r. 112 Ma-
son
Hiller George, driver Omnibus RR., r. 331 Third
Hiller Herman, clerk Hale & Pacheco, r. 112 Mason
Hiller Julius, salesman A. Bartlett, r. 112 Mason
Hillers Ahrend, clerk Charles R. Nolte, r. 3004 Missii :
Hillers Ida. domestic 807 Polk
Hillert Frederick, architect and civil engineer, Cj
Washington, r. 116 Leidesdorff
Hillery William H.. bishop African M. E. Zio:
Church, r. 1307 Greenwich
Hillford William, helper Jonathan Klttredge, r. 54J
Mission
Hilllard Benjamin F., rollkeeper S. F. Stock and E.^
change Board, r. Alameda
Billiard D. M. (Woolhouse & Hilliard) r. 204."; Mission
Hilllard LiOiiis B., superintendent The Brad-
street Co., 230 California, r. 611 Post
Hllllker Enoch, carpenter Sanford M. Hills, r. 929
Clay
Hillion Jamep, waiter, r. 21 Fxilton, rear
Hillis George, pantryman U. S. Restaurant, r. 3 Seli-
naPl
Hillman Abigail (Hillman & Son) r. 151 Shipley
HlUman A. C, clerk, r. Branch House
Hillman Charlotte Miss, clerk Henry Heitmuller, r.
12J1 Pi. Ik
Hillman C. J. Miss, telegraph operator Palace Hotel,
r. 151 Shipley
Hillman Edward, stevedore, r. W s Pringle Cbuit, nr
Greenwich
Hillman Grafton, seaman, r. 1303 Mission
Hillman James, U. S. Inspector Boilers, office I'. S.
Court Buildins (after July Istnew U. S. Apprais-
er's Building, first floor) r. E s Mission, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Hillman James, laborer A. Lusk & Co.,, r. Branch
House
Hillman Jennie Miss, assistant Mission Grammar
School, r. 2539 Mission
Hillman John, clerk Frederick Kaufmanu, r. 1000 Va-
lencia
Hillman John, fireman, r. 123 Jackson
Hillman John R. (Hillman ,^ Son)and purser stmr San
Vicente, r. 151 Shipley
Hillman Thomas, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont.
Hillryau * S^n (Aldgail and John R. Hillman) com-
pounders Hillman's medicines, 151 Shipley
Hills Austin, shipcarpenter, r. 23 Pearl
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Hills Austin H. (Hills Brothers) r. 23 Pearl
Hills Brothers (Austin H. and B. W'ilmarth) dairy
produce, 1146 Market
Hills Carrie L. Miss, tt-acher music, r. 929 Clay
Hills Ernest C, salesman Hills Brothers, r. 23 Pearl
Hills Frank E., teamster Sauford M. Hills, r.929 Clay
^ills Frank N., pressman H.S. Crocker i: Co., r. Over-
land House
Hills George, marblecutter J. & F. Kesseler, r. 334
Sixth
Hills Joel F., carpenter Stanford M. Hills, r. 929 Clay
Hills Jusie Miss, r. 1306 Pine
Hills E. Wilmarth (Hills Brothers) r. 23 Pearl
Hills Sauford M., carpenter and builder, 842 Clay
Hillside Mill and Mining Co. (Bristol Co., Nev.) Fred-
erick Frankenthal secretary, 330 Pine
Hillsinger K. J. Mies, milliner, 1648 Polk
Hillyard Peter, porter The Baldwin
Hillyer C. J., attorney at law, r. Palace Hotel
Hillyer Edward, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 606
Folsom
Hillyer George A., boxmaker S. F. Box Factory, r.
100 Jii Second
Hillyer George W., attorney at law, r. 100 J^ Second
Hillyer Richard, master mariner, r. 403 Brannan
Hilrner Louis, druggist, SW cor Larkin and Geary
Hilmer Maria, domestic 249 Sixteenth
Hilpeische Jacob, pork, etc., Hayes Valley Market, r.
NW cor Eddy and Steiner
Hilpert Charles, molder, r. 3 Alger PI
Hilpert John E., molder Savage & Son, r. 724 Lombard
Hilpert Leonard, bakery, 1223 Stockton
Hilsz Charles, baker Schroth & Westerfeld. r. 321
Green
Hilsz Frederick, baker Schroth & Westerfeld, r. 723 J$
O' Farrell
Hilt Charles W., carpenter, r. 610 Lombard
Hilton Charles C, route agent U. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. 12 O'Farrell
Hilton Charles H., engineer Masonic Cemetery, r. 9
Beideman
Hilton Frank, firemen tug Rescue, Broadway Wharf
Hilton (ieorge F., physician and surgeon, 808}^ Mis-
sion
Hilton George K., printer, r. 625 Bush
Hilton George W., physician, office and r. 424 O'Far-
rell
Hilton James H., merchandise broker, r. 1036 Folsom,
rear
Hilton John, porter Eagle Warehouse, r. 1250 Turk
Hilton Josei^h, sawmaker Pac. Saw Manuf. Co., r. 119
Perry
Hilton Prince E., drayman Miller & Co., r. 1250 Turk
Hilton Osgood, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store, r.
Church, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Hilton Stanford, carpenter, r. W s Howard, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Hilton William H., assistant draftsman County As-
ses.sor's Office, r. 15 Glen Park Av
Hilton William M., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 8085* Mission
Hiltz Abraham M., sampler U. S. Appraiser's Store, r.
142 Ninth
Hiltz Fred, expressman, cor Stockton and Vallejo, r.
915 Filbert ,
Hilzinger Gottlieb. ( Dor ler & Hilzinger) r. 317 Fourth
Hilzinger John G., manager Electric Pen W'riting Co.
318 Pine, r. 828 Folsom
Himes Joseph, boxmaker Union Box Factory, r. 444
Brannan
Himmel Edward, tailor, r. 163 Tehama
Himmelmann Andrew, rtal-estaie, r. 308 O'Farrell
Himmelmann August, teamster J. Morton & Co., r.
308 O'Farrell
Himmelmann George (Himmelmann & Heinz) r. 308
O'Farrell
Himmelmann Jacob, r. 126 First Av
Himmelmann & Heinz (George Himmelmann and
Jacob Heinz) butchers, 1827 Union
Himmelstoss George, baker Adam Farnlacher, r. 732
Clementina
Himrod Oliver W., accountant, NW cor Sansome and
Sacramento, r. Alameda
Hin Rosalie, domestic 702 Lombard
Hincelot August, tanner Samuel Bloom, r. 1129 Mission
Hincelot Ferdinand (Hincelot & Coburn) r. 1129 Mis-
sion
Hincelot & Cobnrn (Ferdinand Hincelot and
Nahum Coburn) wood and coal, 1054 and 1056
Folsom
Hinch Frederick, blacksmith Union Iron Worlds, r.
787 Mission
Hinch Thomas, foreman United Carriage Co., 946
Market, r. 1138 Sutter
Hinchey Lawrence, carpenter, r. Lafayette House
Hinc-hliffe William, plumber Thomas Day ,r. 6 Ewer PI
Hinchliffe William B., i)rinter, r. 6 Ewer PI
Hinchman Albert A., bookkeeper A. W. Fox 4 Co., r.
1124 Pine
Hinchman Charles H., commission merchant, 434
Jackson, r. 1124 Pine
Hinchman J. Augustus, clerk Western Union Tel. Co.,
r. 839 O'Farrell
Hinchman TlioinasW. , secretary California St.
RE., and secretary Bay District Fair Grounds
Asen, office SE cor Larkin and California, r. 2237
Jackson
Hinchman Walworth H., assistant California St. RB.,
r. 2237 Jackson
Hinck Edward, laborer American Sugar Refinery, r.
1017 Battery
Hinck Henry J., groceries and liquors, SE cor Polk
and Ellis
Hincke Caroline, domestic 1937 Geary
Hinckley Acors B. (Bryden & Hinckley) r.llO Eighth
Hinckley Charles D., r. 357 Tehama
Hinckley Charles E., clerk C. Adolphe Low & Co., r.
1517 Jackson
Hinckley Daniel B. (Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes) r.
Fruit Vale, Alameda Co.
Hinckley E. F., second mate bark Victor, Vallejo St,
Wharf
Hinckley Emily M., widow, r. 1517 Jackson
Hinckley Ezra, manuf Star Spring Bed, 149 New
Montgomery, r. 155 New Montgomery
Hinckley George E., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 517 Folsom
Hinckley George G., bookkeeper E. Bangs & Co.,
Mission Bay Warehouse
Hinckley Henry G., timekeeper Fulton Iron Works,
r. Fruit Vale, Alameda Co.
Hinckley Herbert M., clerk James Paterson, r. 1517
Jackson
Hinckley Kate G. Miss, teacher, r. 517 Folsom
Hinokley Lafayette, patent rights, r. Everett House
Hinckley Mark F., r. cor Burrows and Berlin, Univer-
sity Mound Tract
Hinckley Mark F., canmaker, r. 26 Franklin
Hiir-kley N. N., Ship and Steamboat Joiners' Assn,
Dashaway Hall
Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes (Daniel B. Hinckley,
James Spiers, and Daniel E. Hayes) proptrs Ful-
ton Iron Works, 207-213 Fremont, and 309-316
Howard
Hinckley Walter B. T., clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., r.
1517 Jackson
Hinckley. See Hinkley
Hind J. F., Schuetzen Verein, 620 Bush
Hinde Charles, teamster, r. 722}^ Clementina
Hinde Willis R., conductor X. B. and Mission RR., r.
1314 Folsom
Hinden Valentine, laborer, r. 39 Fifth Av, rear
Hindenlang Adolph, barber Carl Mohr, r. 1437 Mis-
sion
Hinders Henry, boots and shoes, 340 Kearny, r.
1412 Larkin
Hindes Edward B., workman coinere' dept U. 8. Mint,
r. 102 Mason
Hinds Ambrose, clerk, r. 1216 Jackson
Hinds Charles C, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Hinds Helen E., widow, r. 1510 Polk
Hinds James, laborer, r. 136 Hickory Av
Hinds William, carriage painter, r. 18 Park Av
Hinds. See Heins, Heintz, Hines, and Hynes
Hine Nelson M., r. 323 Tehama
Hines Charles D., (.'eneral agent Pacific Coast
Hotel Register Co., 543 Clay
Hines Frank H., laborer Chase & Wolff, r. 322 Val-
lejo i
Hines Herman, musician, r. 7 Kohler PI
Hines Herman, porter County Tax Collector, new City
Hall
Hines James, employer Woodward's Gardens, r. 1747
Mission
Hines James, laborer Sea Wall
Hines James, shoemaker, r. 35 Converse
Hines John, laborer Omnibus RR.
Hines John C, stereotyper Winterburn &Co.,r. 468
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HineB Martin, teamster, r. SW cor Sixteenth and
Columbia
Hines Michael, laborer Empire Brewery, r. 315 Chest-
nut
Hines Moses, r. 305 Minna
Hines Patrick, laborer Charles E. Haseltine, r. 1001
Battery
Hines bamuel, butcher, r. S s Seventh At, bet L and
: M, South S. F.
I Hines Samuel, clerk J. H. McCleskey & Co., r. 1623
Sutter
Hines Thomas, laborer James McGlone, r. S s Fell,
bet Scott and Devisadero
I Hines W., longshoreman Menzies, Bingham & Co.
t Hioes William, carpenter, r. Sixteenth Av, bet P and
Q. South 8. F.
Hines William, seaman, r. 32 De Boom
Hines William, upholsterer J. W. Bumham &Co.
Hines. See Heius, Heiutz, Hinds and Hynes
Hinges Heury, clerk, r. 1030 Mission
Hingle M. C, mate schr Emma Utter, r. 134 Pacific
Hingley M. C, mate schr Jessie Nickerson, r. Pacific
Exchange
Hink Chaik-s, restaurant stmr Bay City, r. ISJj Sac.
Hink Henrv (Hink & Heins) r. 439 Greenwich
Hink J. F."(Stange & Hink) r. Oakland
Hink Martin, clerk Claus Otteu, r. SW cor Post and
Octuvia
Hink Peter H., liquor saloon, cor Montgomery
and Montgomery Av, r. 1210 Kearny
Hink *: Heins (Henry Hink and Peter Heins) groceries
and liquors, NE cor Dupont and Greenwich
Hinkel Henry T., architect, r. 2119 Webster
Hinkel Philip, conductor Hayes Valley branch Mar-
ket St. RR.
Hinkle Charles, carpenter, r. 322 Fell
Hinkle Charles, carpenter, r. 1310 Eddy
I Hinkle George, cari^enter, r. 322 Fell
Hinkle Hugh B., clerk Barrett & Walker, r. 2408 Mis-
sion
Hinkle Henry C, law student John H. Smyth, r.
Oakland
Hinkle Jobn, r^al-estate, r. 825 Grove
Hinkle John M., physician and surgeon, and mana-
I ger National Surgical Institute, 319 Bush, r. Oak-
I Jand
I Hinkle Pliilip, hydraulic, oil and air pressure
I elevators, 116 and 118 Main, r. 207 Kearny
! Hinkle William, sashmaker Uriah Segars, r. 322 Fell
Hinkley Berton, r. 14 Cleaveland
Hinkley Oliver, superintendent City Cab and Carriage
Stables, r. Inglewood House
' Hinkley Parker, bookkeeper Wilson & Brother, r.
Oakland
Hinkley Samuel 8., bookkeeper B. & J. S. Doe, r. 330
! O'Farrell
! Hinkley Walter C, engineer St. Ann's Building, r. 26
Franklin
Hinkley. See Hinckley
Hinkson F. J., r. 30 Post
Hinman Frank P., teacher, r. American Exchange
Hotel
Hinman Henry C, mining secretary, 411 California,
r. Oakland
Hinman John A., driver Daly & Kinne, r. 1010 Val-
encia
Hinman Lewis A., stock broker, r. 909 Capp
Hinman T., steward The Windsor
Hinman William, driver C. W. Taber, r. 1008 Valencia
Hinrichs A. & Co. (August Hinrichs) liquor saloon,
SE cor Vallejo and Front
Hinrichs August (A. Hinrichs ft Co., and Rice & Hin-
richs) r. SE cor Vallejo and Front
Hinrichs Charles, clerk Fred. Campe, r. 21H Second
Hinrichs Charles, musician, r. 233 O'Farrell
Hinrichs Charles H., cigarpacker H. Plagemann &
Co., r. 319 Green
Hinrichs Gerhard, show-casemaker Teubner & Hoff-
man, r. SW cor Church and Elizabeth
Hinrichs Gustave, teacher musi<^ r. 2110 Pine
Hinrichs Henry G., blacksmith Phelps Mauuf. Co., r.
1603 Mu.son
HinriibsJi'hn, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hinrichs John F., proptr Ancou Hotel, 9 and 11 Pac.
Hinrichs Julius, teacher music, r. 1421 California
Hinrichs Nicolas, carpenter, r. 9 Pacific
Hinrichs. See Henrichs
Hinrichsen Kdward, liquor saloon, SW cor Brannan
and Seventh
Hinsch Henry, bartender George Roeben, r. 39 Pacific
Hinsdale George S.(G. S. Hinsdale & Co.) r. Oregon
Hinsdale G. S. & Co. (George S. Hinsdale and W. F.
Jewett) lumber dealers, 22 California
Hint George, steward ship H. S. Gregory, Pacific St.
Wharf
Hinte E., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hintmann Dietrich, clerk, r. NW cor Turk and Scott
Hinton Ada B. Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 647 Folsom
Hinton .Arthur T., compositor W. M. Hinton & Co., r.
210 Perry
Hinton Charles H., proofreader Evening Post, r. 647
Folsom
Hinton Isaac T., attorney at law, 626 Montgomery, r.
(547 Folsom
Hinton Thomas, captain stmr Pilot, r. Petaluma
Hinton William M.(W. M. Hinton & Co.) r. 647 Fol.
Hinton William M. Jr., compositor Evening Post, r.
647 Folsom
Hinton W. M. & Co. (William M. Hinton) printers,
536 Clay
Hiutz Edward, candymaker George F. Roberts, r. 1301
Polk
Hintz John J.(Hintz & Buck) r. 7-35 Brannan
Hintz & Buck (John J. Hintz and John Buck)
proptrs Harmony Hotel, 735 Brannan
Hintze Herman, farmer, r. 180 Stevenson
Hiutze Isaac, merchant tailor, 338 Bush, r. 1;()23 Sutter
Hintze Julius, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hintze Louis, shipping clerk R <senbaum & Co., r.
li;23 Sutter
Hintze Rudolph, tailor, 308 Bush, r. 1623 Sutter
Hinz Adolph (Hinz & Werlin) r. 424 O'Farrell
Hinz Adolph F.(Dierck & Hinz) r. 15 Farren Av
Hinz Carl, salesman Fr. H. Rosenbaum & Co., r. 262:j
Mission
Hinz Charles, toblmaker, 42 Spear, r. Oakland
Hinz Henrietta Mrs., confectionery and restaurant,
806 Larkln
Hiuz L. , cabinetmaker C. M. Plum & Co., r. 806 Larkiu
Hinz O., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Hinz William (W. Haker & Hinz) r. Paris
Hinz h Werlin (Adolph Hinz and John G. Werlin) Im-
porters millinery goods, 16 and 18 Second
Hippeley Alexander C, carpenter, r. Park Hotel —
Hippeley Lom, r. Park Hotel
Hippen John, paijercarrier, r. 520 Post
Hippeo William, waiter Pacific Coast SS. State of
California, Broadway Wharf
Hippert Matthew, laborer .\. Wilson, r. 837 Folsom
Hippmann Rudolph (Hippmann & Schussler) r. 228
Bush
Hippmann & Schussler (Rudolph Hippmann and
Adolph Schussler) fruits and vegetables, 28 and
29 California Market
Hipps .Abraham, musician, r. 164 Clara, rear
Hipps David C, teamster, r. 27 Fifth Av, rear
Hird Ann, widow, r. 28 Turk
Hird Jane, widow, dressmaker, r. 713 Hyde
Hird. See Heard, Herd, Herde, and Hurd
Hirebaren Leon, master manner, r. 7 Adelaide PI
Hirigoyeu Michael (F. Candau & Co.) r. 206 Third
Hirl Isabella Mrs., groceries, 116 Welsh
Hirl James, trunkmaker, r. 116 Welsh
Hirleman Barbara Miss, r. 1308 Larkin I
Hirlemau Philip, teamster, r. 1308 Larkln ]
Hiron Victor, ]>atternmaker Pacific Iron Works, r.
235 H Perry
Hirsch Alphouse, salesman C. MuUer. and teacher
music, r. 929 Larkin
Hirsch Benno, actor California Theater, r. 228 O'Farrell
Hirsch Bernard, salesman S. Bine, r. 211)4 Turk {
Hirsch Benoit S. (B. S. Hirsch & Co.) r. 2117 Bush |
Htrscli B. S. •& Co. (Benoit S. Hirsch and Alexis
Oulif) importers and dealers millinery goods,
748 Market
Hirsch Charles, salesman S. Kohlberg, r. 211 ^ Turk
Hirsch Herman, cabinetmaker August Jungblut &
Co., r. Oakland
Hirsch Joseph, collector, r. 2Il)j Turk
Hirsch Joseph, stock clerk W. Cohen & Co., r. 2106
Mason
Hirsch Laura Mrs., r. 1219 Union
Hirsch Leopold, collector, r. 929 Larkin
Hirsch Leopold (W. Cohen & Co.) r. New York
Hirsch Margaret Miss, actress California Theater, r.
228 O'Farrell
Hirsch Solomon, collector, 304 Battery, r. 929 Larkin
Hirschberg Bertha Miss, glovemaker F. & F. G.
Conklin, p. 316 Howard
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Established, S.F., 1863, 135 Montgomery.
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Hlrschey Harriet A. Mrs., bakery and notions, 1038
Folsom
Hlrschfeld David. Bteam candy factory, 23 Stevenson,
r. SE cor California and Scott
Hlrschfeld Joseph, jeweler, r. 2217 Mason
Hirscbfeld Julius H. (J. H. Hlrschfeld & Co.) r. 919
Geary
Hlrschfeld Julius H. & Co. (Julius H. Hirschfeld and
Moses B. Lichteustelu) pawnbrokers, 510 Kearny
Hlrschfeld Louis, traveling salesman, r. 20 Harriet
Hirschfeld Moses, r. 1321)^ Stockton
Hirschfeld Neumann H., expressman, cor Sixth and
Natoma, r. 412 Natoma
Hirschfeld Peter, r. 405 Union
Hirschfeld. See Hirshfeld
Hirschfelder Aaron Mrs., widow, r. 1326 Geary
Hirschfelder Charles, compositor Hebrew Observer,
r. 449 Jessie
Hirschfelder Joseph O., professor materia medica,
and therapeutics Medical College of the Pacific,
office 126 Kearny, r. 1326 Geary
Hirschhom L. & Co. (of New York) cigar msnufs, W.
J . Houston & Co., agents, 805 Front
Hirscliman Aclolpli, manufacturer jewelry, and
importer diamonds, etc., 328 Bush, r. 1309 Octavia
Hirschberg Isaac, insurance agent, r. 946 Howard
Hirschberg Wilhelm, tanner Christian Hellwig, r. 307
Twenty-sixth
Hirshfeld Adolph M., bookkeeper Charles Hirshfeld,
r. 301 Octavia
Hirshfeld Bernard, r. 19 Euss
Hirshfeld Charles, stockbroker, 314 Montgomery, r.
1 Fifth
Hirshfeld Henry, r. 301 Octavia
Hirshfeld Peter, tailor, r. 734 Sixteenth, bet Folsom
and Shotwell
Hirshfeld Rudolph H., salesman Nast, Greenzweig &
Co., r. 1021 Polk
Hirshfeld Saulman (Getz, Levin & Co.) r. 1515 Web-
ster
Hirshfeld. See Hirschfeld
Hirt Katie, domestic 1117 Post
Hirth John, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Hirth Leon J., jeweler A. Hirschman, r. 1523 Post
Hirth Leopold, conductor Central RR.
Hisgeu Edward, r. o Hopeton Terrace
Hislop Robert C, upholsterer, 402 Hayes
Hitchcock Anthony, r. 807 Kearny
Hitchcock Charles M. Dr., real-estate, r. Brooklyn
Hotel
Hitchcock Clinton, clerk, r. 1010 Powell
Hitchcock Edgar, recruiting sergeant U. S. Marine
Corps, r. Hotel Rhein
Hitchcock George B., agent, r. 1010 Powell
Hitchcock Helen M. Miss, assistant Bush St. Primary
School, r. 1010 Powell
Hitchcock Jesse B., millwright, r. 314 Bush
Hitchcock Norman S., builder, r. 2806 Howard
Hitchcock WilbertF., salesman Standard Soap Co., r
Alameda
Hitchens Christopher, captain Bchr Letltla, Hiesion
St. "Wharf
Hitchens James, r. 115 Mason
Hitchings James H. (Hitchings & Harrison) r. 932
Montgomery
Hitchings & Harrison (James H. Hitchings and T. 8.
Harrison) barbers, 208 Brannan
Hltchler Peter, cabinetmaker Kragen & Gelst, r. 466
Minna, rear
Hitte Celestin, waiter Augusta Dalland, r. 817 Mont.
Hitte Fabian, laundry, 811 Stockton
Hittel John S., editor Alta California, 529 California,
r. 101 Grove
Hlttell Theodore H., attorney at law, 23 Montgomery
Block, r. 808 Turk
Hlttingor Anton, liquor saloon and restaurant, 105
Dupont, r. 24}^ Dupout
Hitzler George A., molder .SItna Iron Works, r. 64
First
EixBon Edward T., bookkeeper Eixson, Justi & Co., r.
409 First
Hixson H. B. & Co. (Henry B. Hixson and August
Menke) poultry and game, 48 and 49 Washington
Market
Hixson Henry B. (H. B. Hixson & Co.) and poultry, 19
Bay City Market, r. 16 Taylor
Hixson Jasper M. (Hixson, Justi & Co.) r. 409 First
Hixson, Justi Si Co. (Jasper M. Hixson, Charles
Justi, and Walter D. Hixson) commission mer-
chants, 403 Davis
Hixson Walter D. (Hixson, Justi & Co.) r. Portland,
Oregon
Hixson. See Hickson
Hjul Hans (Norager & Hjul and Norager, Hjul & Co.)
r. 6 Central PI
Hoadley Alfred H., macfainiat Pac. Iron Works, r. 313
Fremont
Hoadley Carrie, widow, r. 1712 Polk
Hoadley Charles, clerk B. Nathan & Co., r. 2901 Bush
Hoadley George C, dentist, office and t. 5H Kearny
Hoadley George W., bookkeeper Henry Steil, r. 313
Fremont
Hoadley James H., capitalist, r. 313 Fremont
Hoadley James H., civil engineer, 29 Merchants'
Exchange, r. 2910 Bush
Hoadley Milo, civil engineer, 29 Merchants' Ex-
change, r. 2910 Bush
Hoadley M. R. Mrs., r. 313 Fremont
Hoag Alfred H., druggist G. G. Burnett, r. 43 Second
Hoag Frank C, machinist Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 1224 Bush
Hoag Gertrude Mrs., r. 1426 California
Hoag Jacob V., r. 120 Liberty
Hoag Jane A., widow, r. 554 5^ Natoma
Hoag Jared C, collector, r. 204 McAllister
Hoag Luman B., eclectic physician, office and r. 649
Howard
Hoag William M., capitalist, 302 Montgomery, r. Lick
House
Hoag. See Hoge, and Hogue
Hoagg John, engineer California St. BR., r. 1524 Cal.
Hoagland Edward, teamster George Morrow, r. 516
Howard
Hoagland Hiram, driver Isaac Stone, r. W s San Bru-
no Road, nr Thirtj-lirst
Hoag'laiid 'William C, assistant architect new
City Hall, office 432 Montgomery, room 14, r. 1615
Jones
Hoar John, cooper, r. 105)4 Freelon
Hoar John, hostler St. Lawrence Livery Stable, r. 31
Ecker
Hoar Michael, driver James Tomkinson, r. 68 Na-
toma
Hoar Roger, cook Pacific Railroad House
Hoare Michael H., horseshoer John Grass, r. Tenth
Av, bet P and Q, South S. F.
Hoare. See Horr
Hoban Henry, captain stmr Mare Island, Berkeley
Ferry, r. 264 Clementina
Hobart Benjamin (Hobart. Wood & Co.) r. 726 Geary
Hobart Benjamin F., salesman Marcus C. Hawley &
Co., r. 2251 Mission
Hobart Henry A., seaman, r. Persia Av, nr Edinburgh
Hobart JohnL., r. 1836 Powell
Hobart John R., lumber surveyor. Pier 3 Steuart, r.
Oakland!
Hobart M., mining, r. Milton House
Hobart Walter S., capitalist, 412 Cal., r. 629 Sutter
Hobart, Wood <& Co. (Benjamin Hobart and Sam-
uel A. Wood) manufs and importers boots and
shoes, 15 Sansome
Hobert Henry T., books, stationery, etc., 218 Third,
r. 13 Hampton PI
Hobbs C. L., coxswain U. S. Revenue stmr Richard
- Rush
Hobbs Frederick, grainbroker, 402 Front, r. 1016Bush
Hobbs Frederick W., drayman D. L. Farnsworth, r.
122 Eddy
Hobbs George L., watchman Pacific Mail SS. China
Hobbs Hiram H., stock operator, r. 1708 Geary
Hobbs J. K. C. (Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.) r. 26J<i Lib-
erty
Hobbs , Pomeroy & Co. (J. K. C. Hobbs and Jo-
seph G. Wall) boxmakers, 11 and 13 Beale, and 10
and 12 Main
Hobbs W^alter S., attorney at law, 6 Montgomery
Av, third floor, r. 116 Ellis
Hobbs' Wharf, E s Long Bridge, foot Fourth
Hobdell Ellen Mrs., dressmaker, r. 613 Hyde |
Hobdell William T., r. 613 Hyde
Hobe Adolphus A. (Mitchell & Hobe) r. 602 Capp
Hobe Frederick, clerk Vennekohl Bros., r. 1633 Hyde
Hobe George J., secretary Masonic Cemetery
Assn, 42 Masonic Temple, r. 1633 Hyde
Hobe George O., clerk Masonic Savings and Loan
Bank, r. 1633 Hyde
Hobe Sophia A. Miss, assistant Haight St. School, r.
602 Capp
Hober Alfred, jeweler Louis Miller Jr., r. 628 Post
Hober Elizabeth, widow, r. 628 Post
WINDOW SHADES.
Manufacturer of fine WINDOW
S H A D K S for Priviito Uesi-
deuces. Stores, Offices, etc., etc.
G-EO. W.CLARK,
645 Market Street.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^«^«^^ «^„«?.:^^^a^rketa«d
Front Streets.
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Hoboken Brewery, George 8. Long proptr, 736 Te-
hama
Ilobro IVilliam D., plumbing and gasfitting, 727
Washington, r. 2613 Clay
Hobron William M., captain schr Adriauna, r. 1
Perry
Hobson George M., clerk McDonald & Williams, r.
506 Post
Hobsou Heury, carpenter, r. 45 West Mission
Hobson Heury B., flour and grain commission
merchant, a21 Battery, r. 9 Page
Hobson John E. (Page, Moore & Co.) r. 501 Geary
Hobson Thomas, capitalist, r. 1234 Pacific
Hobson W. G., St. Andrew's Soc, 232 Sutter
Hoburg Frank T., clerk, r. 1110 Powell
Hoburg William H., real-estate agent, 606 Montgom-
ery, r. 1110 Powell
Hoch Louis, porter Geneva House, 120 Ellis
Hochguertel Nicholas, proptr Long Branch House,
Ocean Beach Road, ur Cliff House
Hochheimer Julia Miss, assistant Turk St. School, r.
1528 Clay
Hochheimer Simon, insurance agent, 313 California,
r. 1524 Post
Hochholzer H. Mrs., assistant Girls' High School, r.
1520 Geary
Hochholzer Hugo, draftsman U. S. Surveyor Gen-
eral's OflRce, and teacher Evening Public School,
r. 1520 Geary
Hochholzer James O., draftsman West Coast Fur-
niture Co., r. 1215 Geary
HocIUcofler RucloU; merchandise broker, and
Austro-Hungarian Consul, 203 Front, r. Oakland
Hochreuter Diedrlch (C. Mow & Co.) r. 2028 Fillmore
Hochstadter E. <!(£ Co. (Eli Hochstadter and
Charles H. Stoutenborough) stock brokers, SW
cor California and Sansome
Hochstadt.r Edgar S., clerk E. Hochstadter & Co., r.
1526 Sutter
Hochstadter Eli (E. Hochstadter & Co.) r. 320 Geary
Hochstein Ailolph, general bookkeeper LazardFreres,
r. 719 Sutter
Hock Henry, teamster, r. 2 Haight
Hock Henry Jr., musician, r. 2 Haight
Hock Tobias, bricklayer and contractor, 516 Kearny,
r. 422 Tyler
Hock Tobias (Hock & Perazzo) r. 954 Mission
Hock & Perazzo (Tobias Hock and John Perazzo)
barbers, 548 Washington
Hocking James (Hocking & Peters) r. 334 Bush
Hocking James, speculator, r. International Hotel
Hocking & Peters (James Hocking and George Peters)
wines and liquors, 334 Bush
Hoctor M. C. driver Market St. RR.
Hodderson-Balling Edward, clerk Peter Blohm, r.
NE cor Mission and Beale
Hodes August, barber Wiebe & Strehl, r. 7 Cottage PI
Hodgdon Charles H., captain schr West Wind, r.
643 Folsom
Hodgdon Eliza A., widow, furnished rooms, 777 J4
Mission
Hodgdon Henry, r. 25 5< Sixth
Hodgdon James P., assistant agent freight dept Cen-
tral Pac. RB., r. (ilH Fourth
Hodydon Lucretia, domestic 208 Jones
Hodgdon Thomas G., attorney at law, r. 101 Mason
Hodgdon Walter H. A., physician, office and r.
1063 Howard
Hodge Benjamin C, mining superintendent, r. 120
Sixtn
Hodge Catherine Mrs., r. 108 William, rear
Hodge Charles, compositor, r. 120 Sixth
Hodge, Davis & Co. (of Portland, Oregon) office, 116
Front
Hodge John, laborer, r. cor Vallejo and Davis
Hodge John G., expressman, NW cor Mission and
Spear, r. 338 Union
Hodge John G. (John G. Hodge & Co.) r. 726 Cal.
Hod£:>' Jdlin 6. «S( Co. (John G. Hodge and Fred.
A. IjiwKon) stutiouer.M, bookbinders and printers,
314 California
Hodge Michael, teamster, r. 338 Union
Hodge Robert, cloak and suit manufactory, 10 Fifth
Hodgekiss Henry W., wh8rfln;,'er, r. 1703 Howard
Hodges Ann, widow, r. 808H Union
Hodges Benjamin K., property maker California The-
ater, r. 823 Bush
Hodges George, carpenter Horace Davis & Co., r. Oak-
land
Hodges James, r. 4 Central PI
Hodgkins Edward F., bookkeeper Jason Springer &
Co., r. 102 San Jose Av
Hodgkins Gardner, messenger delivery dept Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 2625 Sacramento
Hodgkins H. C, musician, r. Overland House
Hodgkins Henry J., carpenter, r. 1615 Jones
Hodgkins Pillsbury, steamer messenger WeUs, Farg '
& Co.,r. 2625 Sacramento
Hodgkins Thomas, shoemaker Armstrong & Wright
Hodgkins Thomas G., clerk, r. 2625 Sacramento
Hodgkins William L., coal oil, 335 Hayes, r. 138 Lily
AV
Hodgkins William M., clerk Fisher Ames, r. 2620
Sacramento
Hodgkins' Wharf , D. M. O. Goodsell proptr, foot L,
South S. F.
Hodgkinson W., r. Stanford Hotel
Hodgman Edward, helper Union Box Factory, r. Vl^
Powell
Hodgman Frederick, machinist Union Box Factor-- ,
r. 124 Powell
Hodgson Emily Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf.
Co., r. O, nr Fourteenth Av. South S. F.
Hodgson Robert, wool sorter, r. 966 Folsom
Hodgton Eva C, domestic 1023 Hyde
Hodnett Jeremiah W.,samplerRodger8, Meyer & Co.,
r. ,309 Seventeenth
Hodnett John, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 643 Post
Hodstadt Swend, wireworker, r. Sanders' Hotel
Hoebel Jacob, carriage trimmer Charles Molter, i
669 Clementina
Hoeber Eugene G. L., printer Francis, Valentine &
Co., r. 1014 Washington
Hoeber Henry, inspector and measurer vessels Cus-
tom House, r. 1014 Washington
Hoeck Katie, domestic 215 Thirteenth
Hoeckele Louis, grocer, r. 516 Franklin
Hoeder Rudolph, barber, r. Ahlborn House
Hoefer Alexander, barber Philip Batavia, r. 2S John
Hoefer George H., laborer Elliott & Co., r. 623 Vallejo
Hoefer Henry C, gilder, r. 523 Vallejo
Hoefer John P., saddler J.C.Johnson & Co., r. 26 John
Hoefer Paul, saddler Stone & Hayden, r. 26 John
Hoefer. See Hoffer
Hoefler L. M., clerk Abraham W. Thompson, r. East
Oakland
Hoeflish Morris, capitalist, r. 318 Sutter
Hoeft Henry C, machinist Tait & Hainque, r. 10
Polk
Hoeft John, reporter, r. NE cor Twenty-fourth and
Mission
Hoehn Philip, peddler, r. S s Twenty-fourth, bet Noe
and Sanchez
Hoehna Charles, porter Mayrisch Brothers & Co., r. N
s Columbia, bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Hoelscher A. & Co. (Anton Hoelscher, William F.
Garms and Jacob Pillig) proptrs South San Fran-
cisco Brewery, cor Railroad and Fovtrteenth Avs,
South S. F.
Hoelscher, Anton (A Hoelscher & Co.) r. Railroad Av,
bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth .\vs. South S. F.
Hoelscher .\ugu8t, capitalist, r. 37 Eddy
Hoelscher G. A., commission merchant, r. 317 Bush
Hoelscher Mary, widow, r. 209 Taylor
Hoelscher Werner, groceries and liquors, 8E cor Eddy
and Mason, r. 115 Eddy
Hoelscher William (William Hoelscher & Co.) r. 19
Pearl
Hoelsclier Wllllnm «Sc Co. (William Hoelscher)
wholt'sale wines and liqiiors, 504 Market
Hoeltzer Elizabeth, domestic 921 Larkin
Hoeues Louis W., butcher F. J. Miller, r. 1103 Folsom
Hoerber Williain L. , teacher music, r. 26 Ji Keafny
Hoernle M. T. Mrs. . seamstress, r. 247 Stevenson
Hoerrmaun Charlotte Mrs., seamstress L. Miller&Co.,
r. 3 William
Hoertkorn Charles, boots and shoes, 543 Washington,
r. 811 Montgomery
Hoes Joseph D., compositor, r. 519 Sacramento
Hoesch Henry, restaurant, 417 Pine, r. 1216 Clay
Hoesch John, bookkecpi^r Abraham Suss, r. 603 Bush
Hoesch Josephine, widow, r. 1254 Howard
Hoesch William, harnessmaker, 505 Hayes, r. 12.54
Howard
Hoetzell Joseph, locksmith Will & Finck, r. 826
Pacific
Hoevcr Charles, painter, 10 Commercial and 208 But
ter, r. Hausa Hotel
Hoey Bernard (Hoey &Co.) r. 1609 California
Hoey Bessie, chambermaid Lick House
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Hoey Eugene, furniture, 1009 Market, r. 2618 Sutter
Hoey John, upholsterer, r. 2018 Sutter
Hoey Joseph, laborer Cornelius O'Donnell, r. 728
Brannan
Hoey Owen, wood and coal, hay and grain, NE cor
Harrison and Twenty-fourth
Hoey Robert, engineer, r. 329 Vallejo
Hoey Thomas, bootbluck, r. 1300 Kearney
Hoey Thomas, waiter, r. 366 Minna
Hoey William, actor Baldwin Theater, r. Buss House
Hoey William, painter, r. 13i;)i Shipley
Hoey & Co. (Bernard Hoey and Thomas Donlan)
blacksmiths, 862 Harrison
Hoey, See Hoy
Hofen Leo (Hofen & Co.) r. 318 Kearny
Hofen & Co. (Leo Hofen and Charles F. Leege)
Empire Steam Coflee and Spice Mills, and sole
agents Empire and Eureka Match Factories, 412
Clay
Hoflf Christian, foreman Charles Dletle, r. 507 Pine
Hoff George, butcher, r. 121 Fourth
Hoff Henry, cigarmuker Francis J. Hahn, r. 609
Taylor
Hoff .Jacob, restaurant, 628 Fourth
Hoff John W., carrier, r. S s Tehama, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth
Hoff Lydia, widow, r. 921 Jackson
Hoff Simon, tailor, NW cor Tyler and Taylor, r. 11 H
Harriet
Hoff Victor, merchant, r.609 Taylor
Hoffacker Bernhard J., clerk Ball & Julian, r. 125
Park Av
HofferFred. Mrs., r. 911 Capp
Hoffer Sarah, widow, r. 1717 Turk
Hoffer. See Hoefer
Hoffman A. B., general agent, 30 Kearny
Hoffman Abraham, merchant, r. 903 Mission
Hoffman A. Charles, stencil cutter Hoffman & Schenk,
r. 1516 Mason
Hoffman Adam, laborer, r. 027 Green
Hoffman Adolph, baker Fries & Merkel, r. 911 Larkin
Hoffman Albert, conductor N. B. and Mission KR., r.
265 Tehama
Hoffman Alexander, r. 929 Washington
Hoffman Andres, merchant, r. 1910 Larkin, rear
Hoffman Anna, domestic 1700 Leavenworth
Hoffman August, cook, r. 735 Brannan
Hoffman B., r. 1403 Powell
Hoffman Brltton L., oysterman Charles Pechin, r. 841
Mission
Hoffman Charles A., r. 725 Harrison
Hoffman Charles, janitor Toland's Medical College,
cor Stockton and Chestnut
Hoffman Charles H., tfacher music, r. 305 Turk
Hoffman Charles S., teacher music, r. 1240 Mission
■'Hoffman Dietrich, carpenter, r. 2598 Howard
Hoffman E. C. Mrs., dressmaker, 331 Geary
Hoffman Edmund, clerk, r. 1240 Mission
Hoffman E. J., fruits, and confectionery, 87 Ninth
Hoffman Emil, salesman Getz & Hirshfeld, r. 1521
. Webster
Hoffman Ernst A., clerk, r. 2598 Howard
Hoffman Fire Insurance Co. (New York)
George D. Domin agent, 401 California
Hoffman George, groceries and liquors, NW cor How-
ard and Twenty-second
Hoffman George W., cooper, r. 556 Brannan
Hoffman Gottlieb (Hoffman & Schenk) r. 1516 Mason
Hoffman H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hoffman Henry, laborer Pac. Box Factory, r. 19J<i
Morey Alley
Hoffman Henry, miner, r. 814 Montgomery
Hoffman Henry F. W., accountant, r. 534 Bartlett
Hoffman Henry J., molder, r. 231 Hickory Av
Hoffman H. N., r. 733 Market
Hoffman Jacob, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Hoffman Jessie Ml.-^s, Cigar Makers' Assn, 771 Market
Hoffman John, barber, 711 Davis, r. 704 Battery
Hoffman John, laborer Occidental Hotel
Hoffman John E., shoemaker, r. 219 Dupont
Hoffman John M., view artist I. W. Taber & Co., r.
105 Austin
Hoffman John V., ciibinetmaker, r. 813 Larkin
Hoffman Joseph (Hoffman & Co.) r. 1109 Van Ness Av
Hoffm.in Julia R. Mrs., furnished rooms, 209 Dupont
Hoffman Juliette Mrs., tailoress T. Lancaster* Co., r.
220 Sutter
Hoflman J. W., woodturner, r. Pacific Railroad House
Hoffman Karn, cleaner Charles J. Holmes, r. 57
I West Mission
Hoffman L., steward Pacific Mail S8. City of Chester
Hoffman Lee, superintendent Pac. Bridge Co., 4 Cal,
Hoffman Mary D., widow, r. St., David's House
Hoffman Max, cabinetmaker S. F. Furniture Factory,
r. 16 Dolores
Hoffman M. L. Mrs., assistant Girls' High School* r.
534 Biirtlett
Hoffman N., liquor saloon, 149 Second
Hoffman O^den, judge U. S. District Court, and
ex-officio judge U. S. Circuit Court, chambers 10
U. S. Court Building (after July 1st newU. S. Ap-
praiser's Building, third floor) r. Pacific Club
Hoffman Oliver P., groceries, 87 Ninth
Hoffman Peter, chop house, '706 Mission
Hoffman Richard, clerk, r. 9 Middle ^
Hoflman Rufus T., seaman, r. SW cor Beale and Bry-
ant
Hoflman S., r. 2025 Fillmore
Hoflman Saudor, cigarmaker Jacob Schultzer, r. 745
Howard
Hoffman Sarah J., adjuster U. 8. Mint, r.l718 Sutter
Hoffman Seligman (Hoffman & Co.) r. New York
Hoflman Simon, merchant, r. 1240 Mission
Hoffman Soutliard, clerk U. S. District Court,
oflice U. S. Court Building (after July 1st new U.
S. Appraiser's Building, third floor) r. San Rafael
Hoffman William (Teubner & Hoffman) r. 1316 Larkin
Hoffman William, butcher Henry Becker, r. 29 Erie
Hoffman William, groceries and liquors, SE cor Page
and Octavia
Hoffman William, shipping clerk Emil Loeven, r. 519
Sacramento
Hoffman William T., clerk, r. 1718 Sutter
Hoffman Hi Co. (Seligman and Joseph Hoffman,
and David Bloom) importers fancy goods, Yankee
notions, etc., 17 and 19 Battery
Hoffman & Schenk (Gottlieb Hoffman and Christian
Schenk) engravers and stencil cutters, 414 Sac.
Hoft'mann A. F., r. 961 Mission
Hoffmann Albert, cooper David Woerner, r. 81 Clem.
Hoffmann A. M. Mrs., physician, office and r. 1422
Folsom
Hofl'mann Amelia, domestic 2206 Powell
Hoffmann Anna Miss, bakery and confectionery, 209
Twenty-fourth
Hoffmann August, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Hoffmann August, waiter F. Koenig, r. 030 Pacific
Hofl'mann Caroline Mrs. (Hoffmann & Ernst) r. 1206
Jackson
Hoft'mann Charles, clerk Jacob Y. Leon, r. 546 Howard
Hofl'mann Charles H., gardener, r. 209 Twenty-fourth
Hoffmauu Charles S. (Bryant & Hoffmann) r. 1921
Jessie
Hoffmann Christian, upholsterer Cal. Furniture
Manuf. Co., r. 620 }<j Natoma
Hoffmann Christian P., civil engineer, r. 1521 Webster
Hoffmann Conrad, compositor California Journal and
Sonntag's Gast, r. 603 Washington
Hoffmann David, laborer Pioneer Malt House
Hoffmann Emma, domestic 710 Tyler
Hoffmann Francis A., with W. W. Montague & Co., r.
Prescott House
Hoffmann Fritz, salesman Frank W. Rossbach, r. 1517
Hyde
Hofl'mann George, laborer, r. 1100 Stockton
Hoffmann Harry, gasfitter, r. 2013 Clay
Hoffmann Henry (Stein, SUuon & Co.) r. 110 Guerrero
Hofl'mann Henry, tinsmith C. James King of William
& Co., r. 1010 Montgomery
Hoffmann Henry, waiter F. Koenig, r. 630 Pacific
Hoffmann Henry Jr., clerk Stein, Simon k Co., r. 110
Guerrero
Hofl'mann H. William, woodturner Greffe & Tanron, r.
500 Brannan
Hoffmann John, r. 18 Boardraan, rear
Hoffmann John, r.433 Clementina
Hofl'mann John, lithographer, r. SE cor Noe and Eight-
eenth I
Hofl'mann John, teamster 'Waterhouse & Lester, r.
2302 Howard
Hoffmann John P., shoemaker, r. 1 Kramer PI, rear
Hoffmann Joseph, porter F. Hufschmidt, r. 'West
Oakland
Hoffmann Katie, domestic 809 Leavenworth
Hoffmann Louis, butcher Caspar Ellenberger, r. 532
Shotwell
Hoffmann Louis U., with Bryant & Hoffmann, r. 1921
Jessie
Hoffmann Martin, shoemaker, r. 614 Filbert
Hofltaann Paul, porter, r. Keystone House
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Hoffmann Paul, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r. W s
Johnson Av, bet Point Lobos Av and St. Rose
Hoffmann Philip, compositor California Demokrat,
r. 15 Varenne
Hoffmann Simon, proptr Caf^ Fran^als, SE cor
Kearny and Sacramento, r. 546 Howard
Hoffmann Victor, architect, G37 Kearny, r. 1623 Dupout
Hoffmann Victor, law student Winans, Belknap &
Godoy, r. 1623 Dupont
Hoffmann & Ernst (Mrs. Caroline Hoffmann and Hen-
ry Ernst) plumbing, gasfitting, and tinware, 1214
Stockton
Hoffmann. See Hoffman and Hofmann
Hoffineister Charles, cook Charles Haake, r. 1337 Eush
Hoffmeister Frederick, liquor saloon, 507 Clay, r. 630
Sacramento
Hoftmeister Henry, miner, r. 814 Montgomery
Hoffschneider William (Joseph Winterburn & Co.)
r. Fruit Vale
Hoffstetter Bernhard, physician, oflfice and r . 325 Geary
Hofbins Frederick, r. 8 Anns
Hoileng Frederick, watches and jewelry, 5 Third, r.
24 Metcalfe PI
Hofleng Frederick Jr., r. 24 Metcalfe PI
Hofmann Charles, laborer, r. 818 Geary
Hofmann Henry, laborer Empire Brewery, r. 231CH
Mason
Hofmann Hugo, packer E. Adelsdorfer & Co., r. 2316H
Mason
Hofmann Isaac L. ( Hofmann & Woenne) r. 22 Stock-
ton PI
Hofmann John, packer Hof en & Co., r. 2316)^ Mason
Hofmann Joseph A., salesman wholesale dept A. L.
Bancroft & Co., r 1219 Bush
Hofmann Lewis N., salesman Nolan Brothers, r. 572
Howard
Hofmann Louis, woodturner, r. 508 Brannan
Hofmann MattlLa.u8, proptr First St. House, 64
and 66 First
Hofmann Ottokar (Mendheim & Hofmann) r. Ala-
meda
Hofmann Richard H., clerk Bank of California, r. 572
Howard
Hofmann & Woenne (I. L. Hoffmann and E. Woenne)
market, 60fi Market
Hofmann. See Hoffman and Hoffmann
Hofmeister Henry, bakery, 538 Hayes
Hofriechter Morris, harnessmaker, r. SE cor Fell and
Gough
Hofstetter Christian, harnessmaker Charles L. Hall,
r. Bay View
Hofstetter George, milkman, r. Ship, bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth Avs, South S. F.
Hogan Anne, domestic 625 Union
Hogan Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. Twenty-third, nr
York
Hogan Anthony, painter, r. G32 Capp, rear
Hogan A. W., conductor Market St. BR., r. Cincinnati
Hotel
Hogan Daniel, engineer Central Pac. RR., r. 432 Bran.
Hogan Daniel, liquor saloon, 411 Fourth
Hogan Daniel F., blacksmith Union Iron Works, r.
2204 Pine
Hogan David, painter Hugh G. Jarman
Hogan Delia Miss, cashier restaurant Palace Hotel
Hogan Dennis, gasfitter David Bush, r. 24 Howard,
rear
Hogan Dennis, teamster Aforris ShlosB, r. 523 Minna,
rear
Hogan Dennis E., stonecutter, r. 623)4 Minna
Hogan Dennis J., real-estate, r. 1112J< Harrison
Hogan Edward, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hagan Edward, trackmen Central KE., r. 639 Natoms,
rear
Hogan Ellen Miss, r. 317 Jessie
Hogan Ellen, widow, r. 1115 Howard
Hogan Ellen, domestic 1935 Broadway
Hogan Eugene, laborer J. O. Btrauch, r. 152 Clara
Hogan Frank, cooper Hogan At Co., r. 33 Nevada
Hogan Frederick W., laborer Rlsdon I. and L. Works,
r. 4 Simpson PI
Hogan George, hackdriver, r. 16 Taylor
Hogan George, miner, r. 927 Washington
Hogan Georgia G. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1320 Kearny
Hogan Georgie, widow, r. 1320 Kearny
Hogan Henry, r. 216 Minna
Hogan Henry H., seaman bark Samoset, Mission St.
Wharf
Hogan James, r. 507 California
Hogan James, engineer, r. 413 Natoma
Hogan James, laborer, r. 972 Harrison
Hogan James R., machinist, r. 3 Kisling PI
Hogan Jane Mrs., furnished rooms, SE cor Sixth and
Bryant
Hogan J. Frank, compositor Daily Stock Report, r. 3
Kisling PI
Hogan John, broker, r. 231 Second
Hogan John, expressman, r. 927 Washington
Hogan John, insurance solicitor Commercial Insur-
ance Co. of California, r. 769 Bryant
Hogan John, laborer, r. 21ii P^rst
Hogan John, laborer, r. 551 Natoma
Hogan John, laborer, r. E s York, bet Twenty-second
and Twenty-third
Hogan John, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Hogan John, lineman Gold and Stock Tel. Co., r. 223
Fulton
Hogan John, longshoreman, r. 18 Tehama
Hogan John, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 15 Har-
rison Av
Hogan John, teamster William Haney, r. N s Lom-
bard, bet Kearny and Montgomery
Hogan John, with South Pac. Coast RR., r. Alameda
Hog.'in John A. (Hogan & Co.) r. 27 Nevada
Hogan John A. Jr., assistant License Collector, r. 27
Nevada
Hogan John F., cooper Mattullatta Manuf . Co., r. 321
Eighth
Hogan John H., florist, r. 118 Post
Hogan Joseph B., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Hogan Joseph R., printer, r. 133 Perry
Hogan Kate, widow, r. 273 Jessie
Hogan Lennie, domestic 931 M Howard
Hogan Lillie, pantrygirl Palace Hotel
Hogan Martin C, groceries and liquors, NW cor Val-
lejo and Leavenworth
Hogan Martin J., boilermaker, r. 226 Langton
Hogan Mary, widow, r. 226 Langton
Hogan Mary, domestic 1809 Jones
Hogan Mary Mrs., r. 523 Minna, rear
Hogan Mary A., ironer Standard Shirt Factory, r.
West Oakland
Hogan Marjf E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1115 Howard
Hogan Matthew, waiter S. Obradovich, r. 1710 Leav.
Hogan Michael, clerk Martin C. Hogan, r. 1725 Leav.
Hogan Michael, cook Alms House
Hogan Michael, cooper Hogan <c Co., r. 3 Kisling PI
Hogan Michael, driver Empire Brewery, r. 733 Te-
hama
Hogan Michael, fishdtaler, 30 Grand Central Market,
r. 963 Harrison
Hogan Michael, harnes.'^maker. r. 623 J4 Minna
Hogan Michael, janitor, r. 14 Banuam PI
Hogan Michael, laborer, r. 24 Glover
Hogan Michael, longshoreman, r. 319 Folsom
Hogan Michael, seaman schr Caroline Dixon, r. 1021
Vallejo
Hogan Michael C, cook Pacific Coast SS. State of Cal-
ifornia
Hogan Michael J., real-estate, r. 14 Bannam PI
Hogan Michael J. jr., student Heald's Business Col-
lege, r. 14 Bannam PI
Hogan Michael L., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Bowie Av and Eleventh
Hogan Patrick, blacksmith, r. 184 Sixteenth
Hogan Patrick, cook, r. 245Ji Perry
Hogan Patrick, laborer, r. S s Eighteenth, bet San-
chez and Noe
Hogan Patrick, porter Castle Brothers, r. 1717 Hyde
Hogan Patrick, porter W. W. Montague & Co., r. 89
Natoma
Hogan Patrick 8., farmer. Ocean House Flat
Hogan Peter, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Hogan Peter, seaman schr Mary Delfo. Larue's Whipcf
Hogan P. J., butcher Pacific Mail SS. City of Peking
Hogan P. J., chiropodist, 746 Mission
Hogan Rt)bert. detective City Hall, r. 1126 Market '
Hogan Sarah Miss, cloakmaker, r. 226 Langton
Hogan Thomas, hackdriver, r. 927 Washington ^
Hogan Thomas, laundryman a. F. Laundry, r. 664
Willow Av
Hogan Thomas C, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 8
Liberty
Hogan William, driver Pacific Transfer Co., r. 17 An-
thony
Hogan William, expressman, SEcor Second and Mar-
ket, r. 1226 Sacramento
Hogan & Co. (John A. Hogan, Patrick T. Butler, and
David B. Brown) cocpers, 106 Drumm
Hogarth P., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
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Hogarty Dane, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.,r. 37 Fred-
erick •
Hogarty James, laborer Pacific Mail SS. C!o.
Hoge Charles, cabinetmaker Jacob Strable & Co., r.
702 Harrison
Ho£fe Georace G. W., attorney at law, and secre-
tary and librarian S. F. Law Library, 27 and 28
Montgomery Block
Hoge Joseph P.. attorney at law, 4 and 5 Montgomery
Block, r. Palace Hotel
Hoge \S'aIter, capitalist, r. American Exchange Hotel
Hoge. See Hoag, and Hogue
Hogeboom Lawrence V., engineer, r. 2218 Mission
Hoeer Krnest, groceries, 525 Washington, r. 1319
Pine
Hoger Herman, driver Ernest Hoger, r. 1319 Pine
Hogg Archibald, shepherd, r. SE cor Langton and
Harrison
Hogg James, bookkeeper Sperry & Co., r. Oakland
Hogg T. Egenton, capitalist, .'502 Mont., r. Lick House
Hoglan Annie, widow, dressmaker, 1204 Powell
Hogler John, liquor saloon, 925 Kearny, r. 1428 Pine
Hogrefe Charles, carpenter Southern Pac. RR., r. 146
Eleventh
Hogston Henry, seamen, r. 1 Commercial
Hogue George W., sergeant police City Hall, r. 815
Union
Hohendorf Henry, cabinetmaker California Fumi-
niture Manuf . Co., r. 19 Sherwood PI
Hohenschild George (estate of) (Gilfillan & Hohens-
child) 33 California Market
Hohenschild Henry, salesman C. Curtin, r. 804 Web-
ster
Hohenschild Hafaela, widow, r. 23 Valparaiso
Hohenthal Charles, peddler, r. 362 Clementina
UohentHal Gustave, manuf. mfflings, ruches,
flutings, lace goods, etc., 109}^ Fifth
Hohl Conrad, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Hohl John, butcher Michael Britten, r. 427 Hayes
Hohlenberg George (Union Pacific Transfer Co.) r. 520
Chestnut
Hohlfelt Charles, r. New Washington Hotel
Hohlweg Frederick, druggist, NE cor Polk and Jack-
son, r. 1.527 Washington
Hohn Charles A., carpenter, r. 8 s Thirtieth, bet War-
ren and Bartlett
Honqvist Magnus, clerk, r. 511 Bryant
Hohnsen Henry, bartender Fred. Eamps, r.23 Davis
Hohwiesuer Clemens, clerk Charles E. Heise, r. 616 J^
Filbert
Hoin Isadore, clerk, r. 1528 Pacific Av
Hoin Maggie E. Miss, r. 1528 Pacific Ay
Hoin Peter P., r. 1528 Pacific Av
Hoin Peter P. Jr., superintendent carriers Post
Office, r. 1332 Sacramento
Hoitt Ira G., publishers agent, 427 Montgomery, r.
907 Bush
Hoitt. See Hoyt
Hokanson Olof, liquor saloon, 527 East, r. 530 Green-
wich
Hokirk William, watchman Pacific Coast SS. Santa
Cruz
Holahan John, peddler, r. N s Twenty-fifth, bet Cas-
tro and Noe
Holahan William, painter, r. 411 Fourth
Holahan. See Hallahan, Holihan, and Holohan
Eolaran Thomas, laborer, r. 8 Freelon
Holba Joseph, cabinetmaker Eureka Furniture Fac-
tory, r. 27 Clinton
Holbert George, cabinetmaker, r. 27 Clinton
Holborn Ada Miss, ruffllngmaker H. Lash, r.ll07 Fol.
Holborn Harry, carpenter, r. 1107Fol8om
Holborn Minna Miss, hairdresser, r. 1107 Folsom
Holbreche William, blacksmith, r. 1330 Market
Hnlbrook Andrew, watchman Meiggs' Wharf, r. 2206
Powell
Holbrook Benjamin F., salesman J. W. Davidson &
Co., r. cor Folsom and Second
Holbrook Charles (Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson) r.
928 Bush
Holbrook Charles B., physician, 1249 Market, r. 141
Ninth
Holbrook Charles B. Jr., chemist and apothecary,
1249 Market, r. 1065 Market
Holbrook Charles E., physician, 28 St. Ann's Building,
r. 110 Powell
Holbrook Charles T., clerk George R. Spinney, r. 312
Ellis
Holbrook Clarence W., bootfinisher Porter, Oppen»
heimer, Slessinger & Co., r. 26 Linden
Holbrook Frank, teamster, r. 141 Ninth
Holbrook George C. (Holbrook & Lewis) r. 25 Dupont
Holbrook H., r. 36 Clay
Holbrook H. T., engineer, r. Overland House
Holbrook James M., foreman Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 18 Ridley
Holbrook John, longshoreman, r. 54 Sacramento
Holbrook Mary Miss, confectionery, 1065 Market, r.
133 Ninth
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson (Charles Hol-
brook, John F. and Charles Merrill, and James B.
Stetson) importers and jobbers stoves and metals,
and manufs tinware. 111 and 113 California, and
17 and 19 Davis
Holbrook Nellie Mi.=s, actress, r. 1527 Post
Holbrook & Lewis (George C. Holbrook and Walter 0.
Lewis) sheet music and musical merchandise, 23
Dupont
Holbrow Henry, gardener Leland Stanford, r. 1225
Clay
Holcomb Andrew, driver City RR., r. 25 First .\v
Holcomb Brothers & Co. (G. F. and H. S. Holoomb,
and H. B. Bigelow) carriage repository, 411 and
411^ California
Holcomb Charles N., manager Holcomb Brothers &
Co., r. Oakland
Holcomb Edward, cardriver, r. 25 First Av
Holcomb Franklin, real-estate agent, r. 226 Green
Holcomb George W., teamster, r. 31 Potter
Holcomb G. F. (Holcomb Brothers & Co.) r. New
Haven, Conn.
Holcomb H. S. (Holcomb Brothers & Co.) r. Oakland
Holcomb W. A. & Co. (William A. Holcomb)
grainbrokers and commission, .302 Davis
Holcomb Wesley B., mining, 608 Market, r. Berkeley
Holcomb William A. (W. A. Holcomb & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Holcombe S. E., mining engineer, 318 Pine, r. 423
O'Farrell
Holden Albert, bakery and stationery, 702 3^ Larkin
Holden Andrew G., cooper, r. 1030 Howard
Holden Charles S., plumber David Bush, r. 824 Green
Holden Cornelius, blacksmith, r. 816 Folsom
Holden David, blacksmith, r. 816 Folsom
Holden Edward, engineer Chase & Wolff, r. Oakland
Holden E. G., manufacturers' agent, r. 314 Bush
Holden Edward J., night clerk Post Office, r. 1012
Clay
Holden Erastus, clerk, r. Ill Taylor
Holden Erastus S., pharmaceutist, r. Ill Taylor
Holden James (James Holden & Sons) r. 816 Folsom
Holden James Jr., tinsmith, r. 816 Folsom
Holden James k Sons (James and Nicholas Holden)
wood and coal, 816 and 818 Folsom
Holden John H., cooper, lO.i Clay
Holden John M., plumber Edward T. Boyd, r. 824
Green
Holden Joseph (Holden & Saufley) r. 1818 Market
Holden Louis, gasfitter, r. S s Twenty-third, bet How-
ard and Shotwell
Holden Margaret E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 824 Green
Holden Maria, domestic 1428 Post
Holden Martin, bootmaker, 719 Davis, r. 824 Green
Holden Mary A., widow, machine operator, r. 1030
Howard
Holden Michael, r. 816 Folsom
Holden Newell K., cutter tJ. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. NE cor 'Twenty- fourth and Mission
Holden Nicholas (James Holden & Sons) r. 816 Fol-
som
Holden Peter, helper James Holden & Sons, r. 816
Folsom
Holden Samuel P., commission merchant, 430 Cali-
fornia, r. 2102 Jackson
Holden Snsan L. Miss, tailoress, r. 824 Green
Holden Warren P., clerk, r. Ill Taylor
Holden William A., piledriver, r. S s Twenty-third,
bet Howard and Shotwell
Holden William B., attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
Holden Wilson F., clerk, r. Ill Taylor
Holden & Saufley (Joseph Holden and William
B. Saufley) attorneys at law, 202 Sansome, rooms
7 and 8
Holder Daniel J., ship carpenter, r. E s Iowa, nr
Yuba
Holder David, shoemaker Frank MuUer, r. 242 Sutter
Holder Frederick, sewing machines, r. 319 Jessie
Holder George W., master mariner, r. 100 Ji Jackson
Holder Gouder, laborer Milly Brothers, r. cor Twen-
ty-seventh Av and G, Bay View, South S. F.
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Holder Josepli, -wines, liquors, and cigars, 62
Halle c'k
Holilerer Frederick (K. Lenhardt & Co.) r. 319 Jessie
Holderer Henry, cigarmaker Otto MayTisch, r. New
Atlantic Hotel
Holderness Harold, with Hutchinson & Mann, r.
Oakland
Holdersbach Herman, wiyeworker Charles H. Grued*^
hagen, r. 30 Hunt
Holdersbach John P., laborer, r. 4 Sonora PI
Holdhuseu Claus, cellarman Kohler & Frohling, r.
811M ^loutgomery '
Holdredge Henry A., porter, r. 1423 Devisadero '
Holdredge Sarah A., private school, 1423 Devisadero
Holdredge Eliza Q., -widow, furnished rooms, 609 ;
Pine
Holdsworth John M., cook, r. 2 Caroline PI I
Holds-worth Thomfas, pilot stmr Alice Garratt, r.
Stockton 1
Holea Guillermo. teacher Spanish, 116 St. Ann's
Building j
Holger John, longshoreman, r. 445 First I
Holper William, cooper Ole Madson, r. 129 Jackson
Holihau Edward, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Holihan Jane, widow, r. 209 Twenty-fourth
Holihan Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 209 Twenty-
fourth
Holihan Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 209 Twenty-
fourth
Holj James, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Santa Cruz,
Broadway Wharf
Holje John B., liquor saloon, SW cor Bailroad and
Sixteenth Avs, South S. F.
Holje Lillic, domcsticl711 Clay
Holje Martin, proptr California Glue Works, E s
Do Haro, bet Sixteenth and El Dorado, office 27
Dupont, r. E s Potrero Av, bet Center and Santa
Clara
Holjes John H., wholesale liquors, and groceries and
liquors, NW cor Sixth and Folsom
HoU Maria Miss, r. 1027 Dupont
HoUaday Benjamin Jr., stockbroker, 14 Leidesdorff,
r. Grand Hotel
Holladay Joseph, watchman American Sugar Re-
finery
Hollutlay Samuel W., attorney at law, 502 Mont-
gomery, r. Holladay Heights, NE cor Clay and
Octavia
Holland Andrew, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Black Point
Holland .\ndrew, teamster Union Iron Works, r. 321
Mission
Holland Bernard, cooper Mattullath Mauuf. Co., r.
13 Cleaveland
Holland Cornelius, chicken ranch, W s Sullivan, bet
Weldon and Isabel Av
Holland Cornelius, mate barkentlne R. E. Ham, r. 112
Steiiart
Holland Christopher, mining, 318 Pine, r. 316 Lomb.
Holland Daniel (Daniel Holland & Co.) r. 2105 Stock.
Holland Daniel, boxmaker A.Wnldstein, r. 35 Park Av
Holland Daniel & Co. (Daniel Holland and Robert
Gill) fruits and produce, 204 Washington
Holland Edward, merchant tailor, 119 Post
Holland Eliza A., widow, r. N s Twenty-third, bet
Alabama and Colimibia
Holland F., first assistant engineer Pacific MaiJ SS.
City of Tokio
Holland F., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Holland Gustavus, physician, office and r. 316 Lomb.
Holland Helen Miss, dressmaker, r. 192 Sixteenth
Holland Henry, laborer, r. 812!^ Jessie
Holland Homer B., stockbroker, r. 193 Hyde
Holland J., r. Lindcll House
Holland James, farmer, r. 127 Jackson i
Holland James, foreman Chase & Wolff, p. SW cor
Broadway and Davis
Holland James, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r.
N 8 Filbert, bet Luguna and Buchanan
Holland James, salesman C. Curtin, r. 109 Polk
Holland James, steward Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba, r.
1227 York
Holland James, teamster, r. 1 Bowie Av
Holland James J., rigger, r. S b Duncan, bet Guerrero
and Dolores
Holland Jeremiah, porter I. S. Van Winkle & Co., r.
1725 Stevenson
Holland John, engineer Pacific Coast 88. Gipay, r.
312 Sixth
Holland John, peddler, r. 732 Brannan
Holland John, rigger, r. 8 e Duncan, bet Guerrero and
.Dolores
Holland John J. Jr., engineer William B. Bradbury, v.
312 Sixth
Holland Joseph, groceries and liquors, SW cor EYe-
mont and Folsom, r. N s Twenty-third, bet Ala-
bama and Columbia
Holland Margaret, widow, r. N s Filbert, bet .Laguna
and Buchanan
Holland Alary, domestic 1104 Van Ness Av
Holland Michael, r. 3 Dikemon PI
Holland Michael, plumber, r. Ns Filbert, betLaguti;i
and Buchanan
HollaiKl Xaflianiel, attorney at law, and U. S.
Court Commissioner, 605 Clay, r. 1414 Taylor
Holland Nicholas, wheelwright, 843 Harrison, r. 44
Louisa
Holland Norah, chambermaid The Baldwin
Holland Oscar (Page & Holland) r. 509 Bush
Holland Peter, liquor saloon, 4 Washington, r. 2
Washington
Holland Philip, driver N. B. and Mission RR.
Holland Robert, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. N 8 Filbert, bet Laguna and Buchanan
Holland S. M., engineer Horace Davis & Co., r. 776
Howard
Holland Thomas (Wilson & Holland) r. 10 Broadway
Holland William, oiler Pacific Coast 88. Ancon, r. 312
Sixth
Holland William, seaman BchrHueneme,r.l34Steuart
Holland William, shoemaker, r. 10}^ Sherwood PI
Holland W. Daniel, merchant tailor, 605 Howard
HoUiinder Frederick, cook, r. 409 Pacific
Hollander Siegfried, jeweler, r. 1008 Post
Hollaran Michael, laborer, r. 53 Elizabeth
HoUaran Patrick, laborer, r. 53 Elizabeth
Holle Frederick, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Holle Jacob, brewer Chicago Brewery, r. 1406 Polk
HoUefreund Armin, clerk Mlehalitschke Brothers,
r. 923 Greenwich
HoUenbeck Laura A., domestic 1521 California
Hollensen Frank P., salesman S. Bine, r. Winchester
House
Holler Anthony (Holler & Schulz) r. 522 Jesbie
Holler Balthasar, liquor saloon, S£ cor Market and
Beale, r. 18 Minna
Holler Walter, agent, r. 205 Turk
Holler & Schulz (Anthony Holler and Frederick
Schulz) liquor saloon, 1036 Market
Holler. See Haller and Heller
Holleran James, r. 21 Caroline
Holleran Mark, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 22
Frederick
Holler-sn. Sec HoUoran and Hollaran
Hollerbartou Ludovich, milker Megilligan & Clark,
r. San Bruno Road, ur Industrial School
Holies Harry, japanner George H. Tay 4 Co.. r. 5 Tay
Hollett G. Mrs.,r. 720 Market
Holliday Isidor, cigars and tobacco, 705 Market, r. 629
Stevenson
Holliday James, millwright Philip Hinkle, r.Oakland
Holliday Peter R., captain stmr Alameda, Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
Holliday William, collector W. F. McNutt. r. 121
Montgomery
Holliday. See Holladay, and Halliday
HoUing August (Schilieri HoUing) r. 310 Clem.
Holling Brothers (Charles F.. and Frederick) cigar
manufs, 320 Clay
Holling Charles F. (Holling Brothers) and cigti
manuf. •i22 Washington, r. 1205 Tyler
Holling Charles H., salesman, r. 117 Olive Av
Holling Frederick (Holling Brothers) r. 1544 Howard
Holling William, clerk Eggers k Co., r. 17J4 Bauscli
Holling William, cooper, r. 71 Xatoma
Hollings 1). (Holtermaun & Hollings) r. 2204 Pine
Hollinc's Henry (Kruger \ Hollings) and groceries
and liquors. SW cor Post and Larkin, r. 1005
Post
Hollings John T., weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. North Point, bet Larkin and Polk
Hollings N. (Sturken & Hollings) r. 404 Brannan
Hollings Peter, spinner 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. NW cor Bay and Hyde
Hollingsworth Helen Mrs., matron California State
Womans' Hospital, NW cor Twelfth aud Howard
Hollingsworth Thomas C, cigars and tobacco, 1519
Market
Hollins Frank, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
HuUis Alouzo K. (HolUs tt Harris) r. 310 Eighteenth
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HoUiB Clayton W., salesman Michels, Frledlander &
Co., r. 404 Stockton
HoUis Mary A., housekeeper The Youths' Directory,
1417 Howard
HoUiH William, president The Real Estate Asso-
ciates, iliO Montgomery, r. '2319 Webster
Hollis <& Harris (A. K. HoUis and George Harris)
real-estate and lusuvance agents, 2208 Mission
HoUister Charles H., laborer, r. W s Buchanan, bet
Vallejo and Green
HoUiRter Corydon H., r. W s Buchanan, bet Vallejo
Hud Green
HoUister John C, rubber stampmaker S. H. Sheplar
& Co., r. 514 Bush
HoUman Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Twen-
ty-fourth and Mission
Hollmauu Henry, clerk Collins & Felling, r. 165
Silver
Hollmann. See Hallman
Hollo Hermann, teacher music, r. 572 Howard
Hollopeter Joseph, carriagemaker, r. 126 Bartlett
Holloran Dennis, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works
Holloran John, wate'-tender Pacific MailSS. Co.,r. NE
cor Second and Brannau
Holloran John M., laborer, r. 142 Folsom
Holloran Michael, laborer Thomas Welch, r. Folsom,
bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Holloran Thomas, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works
Holloran William, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works
Holloran. See Halloran, HoUaran and HoUeran
HoUoway Andrew, plumber new City Hall, r. 402
Grove
Holloway Charlotte, widow, r. 402 Grove
Holloway Edward, xjlumber. r. 402 Grove
Holloway Emma Miss, teacher music, r. 400 Van Ness
Av
Holloway George, hamessmaker Carvill Manuf . Co.,
r. 402 Grove
Holloway Joseph T., engineer Engine No. 3, S. F. F.
D., r. 1313 California
Holloway Si Brigifs (Arthur R. Briggs) publish-
ers Grocer and Country Merchant, 405 Front
Holloway. See Holway, and Hallaway
Hollowell Samuel, driver Market St. RR.,r. 1601 Turk
Hollub .Vdolphus, merchant, 313 California, r. 38
Twelfth
Hollub Henry C, bartender stmr Senator, r. 38
Twelfth
Hollub Samuel, merchant, r. 38 Twelfth
Hollwiges John, clerk Henry Klinkenburg, r. 216
Capp
Holly Frank, cook John Reagan, r. 120 Larkin
Holly Frederick, gardener, r. 2700 Pierce
Holly Maurice, laborer John Reagan, r. 217 Second
Holly Oak Park Co. (Napa, Cal.) J. H. Sayre secretary,
330 Pine
Hollywood Andrew, sampler U. S. Appraisers' Store,
r. 1226 Folsom
Hollywood Joseph, inspector Custom House, r. 218
Eleventh
Hollzmuller Carl, milkman, r. NW cor Franklin and
Lombard
Holm Alfred, cook Philadelphia House, 423 Bush
Holm Andrew L., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Holm B/others (Johannes P., and Henry) liquor sa-
loon, 200 Fifth
Holm Catherine Mrs., furnished rooms, 313 Stockton
Holm Charle-", carpenter, r. 8 s Thirtieth, bet War-
ren and B:irtlett
Holm Charles, seamkn schr Golden Fleece, Mission
St.Wharf
Holm Christ., seaman schr Pet, India Dock
Holm Christian (Holm & Sixtorph) r. 867 Market
Holm Christian, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Holm Henry, r. 120 O'Farrell
Holm Henry, bookkeeper Humboldt Brewery, r. 2015
Mission
Holm Henry (Holm Brothers) r. 902 Howard
Holm Henry, tanner Mission Tannery, r. 430 Shot-
well
Holm Johannes P. (Holm Brothers) r. 902 Howard
Holm John, blacksmith, 1013 Valencia, r.W s Dolores,
bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Holm John, laborer Golden G:ite Park
Holm Max, boatman Remillard Brick Co., Pacific St.
Wharf
Holm Peter, with A. W. Manning, r. 114 Prospect PI
Holm Robert, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Holm Thomas,, salesman Held Bros. & Co., r. 313
Stockton
Holm Thomas R., groceries and liquors, 339 Sutter, r.
313 Stockton
Holm William J., bartender, r. 313 Stockton
Holm & Saxtorph (Christian Holm and Henry Sax-
torph) proptrs Bonanza House, 867 and 869 Mar-
ket
Holmaii Francis A., physician, office 200 Post,
r. Oci-idental Hotel
Holman Frederick, scourer Wool Agency Warehouse,
r. 608 Sixth
Holman Friend H., agent Potrero Compressed Yeast,
745 Market, r. Alameda
Holman Harold, clerk, r. S s Butte, nr Kentucky
Holman Henry, drayman J. Knobloch, r.White House
Hotel
Holman Samuel, carpenter, r. 606 Third
Holman Samuel K., president Buckeye Water and
Hydraulic Mining Co., 320 Sansome
Holman William L., millwright John Hammond, r.
W s Chuich.bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Holman. See Hollman and Hallman
Holmberg t'rank T., student Pacific Business College,
r. 520 Chestnut
Holmberg George E.. r. 520 Chestnut
Holmberg J. R., miner, r. Park Hotel
Holmdran Nels, laborer Bay Soap and Candle Works,
r. Lor Seventh and Railroad Avf, South S. F.
Holme Harold H., laborer Union Iron Works, r. 547
Mission
Holmen Elizabeth, widow, r. 329 Vallejo
Holmen Harold, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. S 8
Shasta, bet Illinois and Michigan
Holmes A. J., mining, otfice 318 Pine, room 31. r.
528 Sutter
Holmes Bartlett R., shoemaker, r. 15 Heron
Holmes Benjamin, clerk, r. 1305 California
Holmes Benjamin C, butcher, r. 27 Twenty- third
Holmes C. E., salesman Alexander NicoU, r. 523
Geary
Holmes Charles, laborer A. Germon & Co.
Holmes Charles A., secretary Consumers' Mutual Gas
Co., 203 Bush, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Holmes Charles J., driver City RR., r. 1331 Minna
Holmes Charles J., proptr John F. Snow & Co.'s
Cleaning and Dyeing Works, 633 Market, r. 1607
Mission
Holmes Charles S. (Renton, Holmes k Co.) r. 601
Shotwell
Holmes Clarence R , clerk Renton, Holmes & Co., r.
610 Shotwell .
Holmes Cornelius, contractor and builder, r. 72b
Holmes Cyrus J., nightclerk Capital House, 537 Sac
Holmes Daniel W., clerk Frederick White, r. 548 Fol-
som , ~. 1.
Holmes Edward B., mining secretary, office Id
Nevada Block, r. SW cor Fulton and Fillmore
Holmes Edward G., porter H. T. Holmes & Co., r. 18
First
Holmes Edwin C, clerk, r. 523 Geary
Holmes Ellis A., mining secretary, 318 Pine, r. 528
Sutter
Holmes Ellis H., capitalist, r. 641 Tyler
Holmes Ernest, seaman, r. 547 Mission
Holmes Frederick, seaman, r. 516 Vallejo
Holmes George, engineer, r. 9 Pacific
Holmes George, longshoreman, r. 443 Clementina
Holmes George H., collector, r. 1305 California
Holmes George H. Jr., butcher Nevada Co., r. 1305 Cal.
Holmes George W., cook, r. 327 Beale
Holmes Harry, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 547 Mis-
sion „ ^
Holmes Henry J., bookkeeper William T. Garratt, r..
623 Folsom _ ^^ ^,
Holmes Henry T. (H. T. Holmes & Co.) r. 1922 Pine
Holmes Howard C, assistant engineer State Harbor
Commissioners, r. 726 Hayes
Holmes H. *r. & Co. (Henry T.Holmes and Wil-
liam Gwynn) lime, plaster, cement, etc., 16-20
Market, and 215 Market
Holmes James, farmer, r. SE cor Waller and Devisa-
dcro
Holmes James, fireman stmr El Capltan, Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland „ ,_ «,
Holmes James G,, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 27
Twenty-third
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Holmes James G. Jr., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r.
27 Twenty-third
Holmes James N., butcher, 639 Third, r. 421 Bryant
Holmes John, compositor Morning Call, r. SK cor
Filbert and Mason
Holmes John A., gardener, r. Huettman's Hotel
Holmes John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. 318
Eitch
Holmes John B., nigbtwatchman Green St. Wharf, r.
638 Natoma
Holmes John It., sashmaker Spear St. Mills, r. 318
Ritch
Holmes Joseph, shoemaker, 147 Second, r. 466 Minna,
rear
Holmes Joseph D., engineer Alms House
Holmes Joshua, machinist, r. 553 3^ Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Holmes L. B. (Prather & Holmes) 305 Kearny
Holmes M. A. Miss, r. 1126 Market
Holmes Mary A., widow, dressmaker, r. 117 Eighth
Holmes Milo P., carriage manuf, 327 and 329 Sutter
r. 1722 Turk
Holmes Ozias J., driver City RR., r. 1331 Minna
Holmes Robert, r. 1305 California
Holmes S., laborer Presidio Reservation
Holmes Silas, clerk Henry R. Miller, i. Oakland
Holmes Silas M., president and treasurer Davis Pul-
verizing Manuf. Co., 405 California, r. Oakland
Holmes Simon, laborer, r. Globe House
Holmes Stillman, physician. oiBce and r. 118 Post
Holmes Thomas, janitor Point Lobos School, r. E s
Centrwl Av, bet Post and Sutter
Holmes 'Walter G., attorney at law, 21 and 22 U.
S. Court Building, r. Oakland
Holmes Walter H., r. 522 Fell
Holmes William, r. 163 Silver
Holmes William, clerk L. Lebenbaum & Co., r. 725
Pine
Holmes William A., butcher James N. Holmes, r. 318
Ritch
Holmes William B., salesman, r. 1652 Polk
Holmes William C, lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
MontRomery
Holmes William H., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Columbia and Twenty-sixth
Holmes William H., clerk, 2 New Montgomery, r. 641
Tyler
Holmes William H., waiter, r. 629 Clay
Holmes William M., tinsmith W. S. Ray JE Co.. r. 27
Twenty-third
Holmescook Frederick T., well sinker, r. S s Beach,
bet Broderick and Devisadero
Holmgren Frederick S., baker Patrick Kelly, r. 974
Harrison
Holmgren Hannah Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2 Hyde PI
Holmgren Melchior, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor
Kearny and Morton
HolmquiRt John, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Holms Charles, r. Keystone House
Holmstead Samuel, teamster, r. 76 Brady
Hololian Joliii, liquor saloon, NW cor McAllister
and Leavenworth
Holohan T., laborer Pao. Rolling Mill
Holohan Thomas, hostler, r. 127 Jackson
Holohan. See Holahan and Hollahan
Hoist Falket, laborer, r. 329 Bryant
Hoist Hermann, nurse German Hospital
Hoist Oscar, glass staincr William Hoist, r. 720 Oc-
tavia
Hoist Patrick, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, r. 3
Gilbert
Hoist William, glass cutting, embossing, staining,
and bending, 118 Main, r. 720 Octavia
Holsteiu Christian, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Holstein H.. r. 55 St. Ann's Building
Holstein John, seaman schr Edward Parker, r. 636
Second
Holstein P., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Holsten Augustus, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 64
First
Holsten John B., groceries and liquors, SE cor Kearny
and Union
Holstz Pierre, tanner, N s Union, bet Franklin and
Oough
Holt A. Frank (Holt Brothers) r. Concord. N. H.
Holt Benjamin (Holt Brothers) r. Concord, N. H.
Holt Brothers (Charles H., Harrison W., A. Frank,
and Benjamin) imiiorters, dealers and manufs
carriage materials, and hardwood lumber, 27-33
Beale
Holt Charles, laborer Edward Bangs & Co., r. 736
Folsom
Holt Charles E., r. New Washington Hotel
Holt Charles H. (Holt Brothers) r. Oakland
Holt Frederick S., salesman Holt Brothers, r. Oak-
land
Holt George A., captain stmr Areata
Holt Harrison W. (Holt Brothers) r. Concord, N. H.
Holt Henry, engineer, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Holt John, seaman schr Fairy Queen, Battery St.
Wharf
Holt John H., mining, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Holt J.W., cook Herman F. Morken, r. 200 Stockton
Holt Nettie Miss, r. 1652 West Mission
Holt Snrah, widow, r. 201 Turk
Holt Salinas W., carpenter, r. 419 Hyde
Holt Theodore, longshoreman, r. 921 Batte: y
Holt TUomas, superintendent construction U. S.
government buildings, olfice cor Washington and
Postoffice PI., r. 1715 Bush
Holt Thomas B., engineer Union Pac. Salt Co., r. 269
Minna
Holt Thomas G., expressman, r. 1029 Howard
Holt Thomas H., attorney at law, notary public and
commissioner deeds, 320 Montgomery, r. 1803
Stockton
Holt Thomas M., restaurant, 510 Market, r. 13 Sutter
Holt Thomas N., merchant, r. 1652 West Mission
Holt Warren, map publisher and agent Dixon's Axle
Grease, oflfice 717 Montgomery, r. 1401 Taylor
Holt William, r. 36 Clay
Holt William, waiter Oregon SS. George W. Elder
Holtermann Frederick, laborer American Sugar Re-
finery, r. 1017 Battery
Holtermann John ( Holtermann & HoUings ) r. '2204
Pine
Holtermann & Hollings ( John Holtermann and D.
HoUings) groceries and liquors, SW cor Pine and
Webster
Holthausen Claus, laborer, r. 811 3^ Montgomery
Holting H., Austrian Benev. Soc, 310 O'Farrell
Holtmeier Henry, groreties and liquors, NE cor Fil-
bert and Taylor, r. SE cor Filbert and Taylor
Holton Charles, clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r.
lull Sutter
Holton Charles, teamster George Phillips, r. E s Hoif
Av, nr Sixteenth
Holton Edward E., clerk ticket auditor Central Pac.
RR.,r. 730 O'Farrell
Holton Frank, carpenter Robinson k Gillespie, r. 610
Howard
Holton Louis (O'Brien & Holton) r. 6 Russ
Holtum Christian, bartender Dunker & Heilman, r,
219 Sutter
Holtum Nicholas, silversmith W. K. Vanderslice k
Co., r. 136 Sutter
Holtz August, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Holtz John, seaman, r. Keystone House
Holtz Louis, r. 519 Filbert
Holtz Louis F. (N. Van Bergen & Co.) r. Oakland
Holtz. See Holz
Holtzer Joanna, domestic 1218 Leavenworth
Holverson Alexander, seaman, r. Anderson, bet Cort-
land Av and Lincoln, B. H.
Holway Seth P., r. 822 Sutter
Holway. See Holloway
Holwell John, seaman, r. Sailors' Homo
Holy Charles, bartender Anton Hittinger, r. 140 Na-
toma
Holyland Samuel, lather, r. 279 Stevenson *
Holyoke Charles F., bookkeeper Edward M. Hall, r,
2510 California
Holz Caroline, widow, r. 227 Jessie
Holz Jacob, butcher, 923 Folsom
Holz John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1100 Bryant
Holz Joseph, clerk Abraham Halsey, r. 227 Jessie
Holz Louis, r. 1521 Broadway
Holz Louis, teacher umsic and drawing, r. 1423 Hyde
Holz Peter, tailor, r. 45 Everett
Holz. See Holtz
Holzhauer Herman, teacher music, r. 616 Stockton
Holzheizer Peter, baker Albert Hahnemann, r. 980
Harrison
Holzheizer Peter, driver Muller & Koenig, r. 360
Eleventh
Holzmulltr Charles, driver Golden Gate Brewery, r.
6 Scotland
Homan E. T. Mrs., midwife, r. 364 Minna
Homan Benjamin F., captain bark Hunter, Main St.
Wharf
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN. '^i'-SiTGOMERYCT,
JONAS J. MORRISON.
Liitmber Dealer, IV.E.cor. mission and Spear Sts., bag lar^*
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Homan Marcelles, condtictor Market St. RR., r. E b
Lida PI, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Homann Charles, cooper George Larsen, r. cor Oregon
and Drumm
Homann Henry, packer L. Hentrlch, r. 219 Twelfth
Home and lioun Associates, Otto Esche secre-
tary, 3'20 Sansome, room 8
Home for Aged and Infirm Females, NE cor Bryant
and Rincon PI
Home for the care of Inebriates, A. P. Hayne resident
physician and superintendent, NE cor Stockton
and Chestnut
Home Insurance Co. of Columbus, Oliio,
Hutchinson & Maun agents, 322 and 324 California
Home Insurance Co. of Ne^v York, Arthur
E. Magill general agent, 323 California
Home Mutual Insurance Co. (fire) James F.
Houghton president, Charles R. Story secretary,
40ij California
Home of Friendless Children, Mrs. Martha A. Gris-
wold manager, 2530 Webster
Home of the Ladies' Protection and Relief Society, E
8 Franklin, bet Geary and Post
Home t^buttJe Se^vin^ Macliine Co. (im-
proved) Samuel Hill general agent, 634 Market
Homeier Charles, lithographer Britton & Rey, r. 1408
Mission
Homei^'r Louis, teacher music, r. 1814 Jessie
Homeier Max, teacher miislc. r. 1408 Mission
Homeier Rudolph, engraver F. Korbel & Brothers, r.
14U8 Mission
Homem Manoel L., Portuguese Pro. and Beney. Assn,
415 J^ Drumm
Homer Francis T., barber, r. 30 Silver, rear
Homer Frederiirk, stockbroker, r. 1222 Jackson
Homer James L. (T. G. Cockrill & Co.) r. 227 San
Jose Av
Homer L. L. Mrs., widow, r. Hancock House
Homer Maria C, Mrs., r. NW cor Taylor and Broad-
way
Homer Mill and Mining Co. (Bodle, Mono Co., CaL)
F. E. Luty secretary, 330 Pine
Homer William H., plumber, r. 671 Howard
Horaestake Mining Co. (Dakota Ter.) J. King Good-
rich secretary, 49 Nevada Block
Homestead House, Mason, bet Clay and Sacramento
Homestead House, Junius G. Foster proptr, S s Point
Lobos Av, nr Twenty-fourth Av
Hommerich Christian, tailor, r. 1321 Kearny
Hommerich Christian Jr., gunsmith A. J. Plate & Co.,
r. Oakland
Homoeopatliic Pharmacy, Boericke & Tafel
proptrs, 234 Sutter
Honacior Nicklaus, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Mont.
Honagan James, shoemaker, r. Cherubusco, nr Cort-
land Av,B. H.
Honan (: abrlel A., engineer John R. Sims, r. 27 Na-
toma
Honan Patrick, laborer, r. 207 Main
Hone Henry, clerk, r. 962 Mission
Hone John, laborer, r. 1 Baldwin Court
Honeck Fred., comicemnker, r. Ahlborn House
Honey Charles A., driver Francis O'Kane, r. 733
Market
Honey P., r. 733 Market
Hong'kong and Sbanghai Bankln^r Cor-
poration, W. H. Harries agent, 423 California
Hongkong Line of Packets, Macondray & Co.
agent.s, 206 Sansome
Hongkong L>ine of Steamers, O. & O. SS. Co.,
otlice NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Hongkong Line of Steamers, Pacific Mail SS.
Co., office wharf, cor Braunan and First
Houig Michaelus, furrier, r. 513 Franklin
Houig Nathan (Honig & Baruch) r. 657 Harrison
Honig & Baruch (Nathan Honig and Simon Baruch)
. Pacific Manuf . Co., 30}i Second
Eonigmann Emil, jiiauotuner Matthias Gray, r. 603
Geary
Honigsberger Aaron, salesman Rosenbaum & Co., r.
415 Post
Honigsberger C. Mrs., fancy goods, 625Larkin
Honigsberger Henry, merchant, r. 625 Larkin
Honigsberger Jonas (Rosenbaum & Co.) r. 1016 Geary
Honigsberger Louis, cigars aud tobacco, NE cor Bush
and Battery, r. 1016 Geary
Honigsberger Solomon, cigars and tobacco, 331 East,
r. 1016 Geary
Honn Catlierine H., widow, r. 736 Grove
Honn Joseph I., clerk Cyrus H. Street, r. 736 Grove
Honolulu Regular Dispatch Line of Pack-
ets, J. C. Merrill & Co. agents, 204 California
Honolulu Steam Line, Pacific Mail SS. Co,,
. office wharf, cor First and Brannan
Honradez Cigar Factory (white labor) Sander-
son & Horn proptrs, 427 and 429 Front
Hons Frederick G. F., with John Grosbauer, r. 1807
Jessie
Hons Hermann (Hons & Diercks) r. 2.52 First
Hons & Diercks (Hermann Hons and Henry Diercks)
groceries and liquors, 252 First and 432 Folsom
Hood Amelia Mrs., r. 1327 Clay
Hood E. P., waiter Oregon SS. Co.
Hood .lohn, r. 2219 Powell
Hood John, foreman Frank Tiltord, r. NW cor Sixth
and Channel
Hood Peter B., attorney at law, 605 Clay
Hood Thomas S., clerk Newton Brothers & Co., r. 319
Geary
Hood William, r. 36 Clay _
Hooe Robert M. , carpenter, r. 423 Bush
HoofL. B., freightclerk Pacific Mail SS. City of
Sydney
Hooghkirk William, carpenter, r. 940 Mission -^^
Hoogs Agnes, widow, r. 21J<5 Welsh
Hoogs Frank, sawyer, r. 21}^ Welsh
Hoogs Frank L., sawyer Andrew Frei, r. 21J4 Welsh
Hoogs William, weigher, r. 21 hi Welsh
Hook Albeit W. (Hook Brothers) r. 540 Jessie
Hook Ann, widow, r. 5 Bay
Hook Benjamin F., r. 1115 3i Clay
Hook Brothers (Joseph F. and Albert W.) books and
stationery, 34 Sixth
Hook Charles, market, SW cor Union and Mason, r.
805 Union
Hook Charles O., shoecutter, r. 2104 Pine
Hook Harry, policeman City Hall, r. 194 Lombard
Hook Henry, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgomery
Hook James R. waiter Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Hook Joseph F. (Hook Brothers) r. 540 Jessie
Hook Richard, drayman, r. 1524 Dupont
Hook William F., student Heald's Business College
Hooke F. E., conductor Market St. RR.
Hooke Fred., carriagemaker, r. 108 Valparaiso
Hooke George H., salesman James E. Gordon & Co., r.
318 First
Hooke William H., bookkeeper Charles L. Dingley, r.
318 First
Hooker Charles G., capitalist, r. 917 Bush
Hooker George, dishwasher Delmonico Restaurant, r.
Railroad House
Hooker Harry, r. Clipper Hotel
Hooker Henry, r. 532 Howard
Hooker John, laborer, r. Keystone House
Hooker John D., office 537 Market, r. Oakland
Hooker Mary R., r. SW cor California and Powell
Hooker Richard C, stockbroker, 336 Pine, r.
1512 California
Hooker Thomas, wireworker Cal. Wire Works, r. 330
Twenty-eighth
Hoole Caroline Mrs., r. 713 Hayes
Hoole John, soapmaker, r. NE cor Beach and Larkin
Hooper Arthur A., bookkeeper Thomas Jennings, r.
657 Harrison
Hooper C. A. & Co. (Charles A. and George W.
Hooper) lumber dealers, NE cor Fourth and
Channel
Hooper C. Augusta, widow, r. 1312 Taylor
Hooper Charles, shoecutter S. W. Levy, r. 26 Rausch,
rear
Hooper Charles A. (C. A. Hooper & Co., A. M.
Jewell & Co., and Cal. Cigar Box Co.) r. 657
Harrison
Hooper Edward M., helper melter and refiner's dept
V. S. Mint, r. 309 Waller
Hooper P. P. <fc J. A. , wholesale lumber dealers,
and proptrs Trinidad Mills, Humboldt Co., Cal.,
office Pier 2}^ Steuart
Hooper Frank P. (F. P. & J. A. Hooper) r. 557 Harrison
Hooper George W. (C. A. Hooper & Co., A M. Jewell
& Co., and Cal. Cigar Box Co.) r. 510 Taylor
Hooper James, plasterer, r. 863 H Market
Hooper Jessie Miss, glovemaker Fred. H. Busby
Hooper John, capitalist, r. 557 Harrison
Hooper John A. (F. P. & J. A. Hooper) r. 30 Rincon PI
Hooper John, carpenter J. V. Lawrence, r. 5 Glover
Hooper John E., clerk Cutting Packing Co., r. 424
Sansome
Hooper Mary A., widow, milliner, 1155 Folsom
Hooper Thomas, house decorator, r. 863 Ji Market
f^^r\ \A/ /^l ADI/ ®*'' MARKET STREET, wholesale and retail dealer in
uLU. VY, LLAnK, Pauer Hangings & Sliade Material. Manufacturer of window siia'^ss
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^o^^^aue hardware.
Market and Front Stre«ta.
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Hooper Thomas, gardener F. A. Miller & Co., r. 26
Rauech
Hooper Thomas J., speculator, r. Commercial Hotel
Hooper William B. (William B. Hooper & Co.) r. San
Eafael
Hoop«r William B. & Co. (William B. Hooper,
John B. Dall, John S. Carr, and James Auld) im-
porters and wholesale liquor dealers, Phcenix and
Tucson, Arizona, office 121 Calilornia
Hooper William P., plasterer, r. 26 Rausch, rear
Hooper William T., policeman City Hall, r. 1640
Sacramento
Hooper's Sontli End Grain Warelioti^e, John
Jennings proptr, NW cor Townsend and Japan
Hoops Frederick, expressman, 328 Sansome, r. 1506
Mason
Hoosier Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal.) F. W. Van
EejTie{;om secretary, 531 California
Hooven &,Allison(of Xenia, Ohio) Titcomb& Thurston
agents, 205 Sacramento
Hoover Frank, butcher E. Tritteubach, r. 1403 Powell
Hoover Frank, stagedriver J. G. Foster, Cliff House
Hoover John C, clerk George F. Roberts, r. 2115 Fill-
more
Hope Alexander, hackman, r. Winchei<ter House
Hope Alexander, hostler Nucleus Stable, r. 11 Hubbard
Hope George H., bartender Charles A. Bayley, r. 659
Clay
Hope John, heater Pac. Boiling Mill, r. Cassiiis Hotel
Hope William, cattle dealer, r. Winchester House
Hopfengiirtner Max, musician, r.217 Seventh
Hopfenzitz Max, boot and shoemaker, r. 429 Francisco
Hopficld Charles, seaman schr Edith, r. 45 Sac.
Hopken L. & Co. (Luder Hopken and Henry Raschen)
ship chandlers, 418 Davis
Hopken Luder (L. Hopken & Co.) r. 2208 Mason
Hopkins Caspar T., president California Insurance
Co., 318 California, r. Oakland
Hopkins Cliarlee H., capitalist, 228 Montgomery, r.
Grand Hotel
Hopkins Ebeuezer B.
Co., r. .339 Jessie
Hopkins E. D. Mrs., r
Hopkins Edward, cook Howard &
Lodgint,'s
Hopkins Edward, laborer, r. 741 Brannan
Hopkins Edward, laborer, r. 10 Langton
HopkiiiS Edward, trackman N. B. and Mission RR.
Hopking Edivard W., treasurer Central Pacific
Railroad and leased lines, NE cor Fourth and
Town.«end, room 38, r. 731 Sutter
Hopkins George, seaman, r. 20 Steuart
Hopkins George W., bookkeeper Schafer& Co.,r. Oak-
land
Hopkins George W., mining, 419 California, r. Oakland
Hopkins H., teamster Superintendent of Streets
Hopkins Hubert, machinist, r. 816 Folsom
Hopkins Isaac H., bartender Joseph Spanler, 112 Post
Hopkins J., teamster Superintendent of Streets
Hopkins James, tailor, r. 65 Everett
Hopkins James A., boxmaker Union Box Factory, r.
30.S Beale
Hopkins Jesse P. (Hopkins, Tavlor k. Co.) r. 2622
Bush
Hopkins J.L. Dr.. editor and publisher 8. F. Weekly
Gossip and Matrimonial Advocate, 523 Kearny
Hopkins John H., teamster, r. Ocean House Flat
Hopkins John N., with Langley & Michaels, r. 2203
Geary
Hopkins Joseph, expressman, r. Ws Castro, bet Nine-
teenth aii<l Twentieth
Hopkins Kate, domestic 1209 Tyler
Hopkins Laiira T. Mrs., assistant Lincoln Primary
School, r. 2328 Mission
Hopkins Lemuel B., watchman freight dept Central
Pac. RR., r. 521 J4 Brannan
Hopkins Levi L., foreman cabinetmaker Charles W.
Rldgeway. r. 21 Tyler
Hopkins Mark Mrs., widow, r. SE cor California and
Mason
Hopkins Maurice H., clerk Crane & Brigham, r. 2133
Mission
Hopkins Mortimer, policeman City Hall, r. 193 Six-
teenth
Hopklnii Peter, bar and billiard rooms, Grand
Hotel, r. 512 Van Ness Av
Hopkins Peter, stonecutter Degan & Orford, r. E 8
Broderick, bet Washington and Jackson
Hopkins Robert C, machinist, r. E 8 lUinois, bet
Napa and Shasta
Hopkins Robert D., mining secretary, 240 Montgom-
ery, room 6, r. 637 Howard
Hopkins Rufus C, surveyor, r. 1654 West Mission
Hopkins Sallie Miss, fringemaker Pac. Fringe Co., r.
500 Grove
Hopkins Sarah Miss, r. 1532 Polk
Hopkins S. W., r. Helvetia Hotel
Hopkins, Taylor & Co. (Oliver Taylor. C. M. Barrow
and J. P. Hopkins) proptrs Powlett's Patent At-
mospheric Copying Press, 419 Sansome
Hopkins Tberon R., r. 614 Lombard
Hopkins Thomas, butcher Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Hopkins Thomas, butcher William J. Kramer, r. 1024
Stockton
Hopkins Thomas J,, liquor saloon, 623 Davis
Hopkins Timothy, r. SE cor California and Mason
Hopkins Timothy, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
W s Vermont, nr Yolo
Hopkins V. F., cleik, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Hopkins William S., banker, 326 Montgomery,
r. 821 Sutter
Hopkinson Delilah Mrs., furnished rooms, 307 Fourth
Hopkinson E. B., canvasser Morning Call, r. 307 Fourth
Hoppe Adolph R., porter Brigham, Whitney & Co., r.
1706 Turk
Hoppe Charles, blacksmith, 14C Berry, r. 799 Fourth
Hoppe Charles A., clerk, r. 1706 Turk
Hoppe Christian, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hoppe Edward, seaman, r. Keystone House
Hoppe Edward E., glassblower S.F. and Pacific Glass
Works, r. 307 Fourth
Hoppe Ferdinand, dairyman, r. 306 Downey
Hoppe John C. (Brigham. Whitney & Co.) r. Oakland
Hoppe Joseph, tailor, C41 Pacific, r. Green, nr Kearny
Hoppe Louis, laborer, r. E s San Bruno Boad, nr
Twenty-ninth
Hoppe Minna, widow, r. 22 Decatur
Hoppe Otto, waiter, r. 735 Brannan
Hoppe Reinhold, importer cutlery, 318 Pine, r. Oak-
land
Hoppeler Conrad, r. 639 California
Hi'pper Garratt H., bartender A. B. Biggs, r. 1 Ewer PI
Hopper Harrison, bookkeeper Ophir Silver Miniag
Co.. r. 70O Post
Hopper John Jr.. laborer S. F. Cordage Co., r, SE cor
Iowa and Sierra
Hopper John E., laborer S. F. Cordage Co., r. SE cor
Iowa and Sierra
Hopper Milford. carpenter, r. E s Buena Vista, nr
Eu-enia, B. H.
Hopper Samuel E., glass bending, cutting, 6taln>
mg, and enameling, 45 Fremont, r. 561 Stevenson
Hopper Thomas N., carpenter, r. E s Buena Vista, nr
Eugenia. B. H.
Hoppner William, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Salinas
Hopps Charles, farmer, r. 127 Jackson
Hopps Charles (Hopps k Sons) r. 406 Geary
Hopps Charles E. (Hopps & Sons) r. 708 Jones
Hopps Frank W. (Hopps & Sons) r. 526 J4 Geary
Hopps Frederick, liquor saloon, 1017 Battery
Hopps George H. (Hopps & Sons) r. 526 Ji O'Farrell
Hopps Henry, bartender Frederick Hopps, r. 1017
Battery
Hopps Nellie Miss, landscape artist, 728 Montgomery,
r. 40ii Geary
Hopps Willie S., druggist, r. 406 Geary
Hoppa & SonH (Charles, Charles E., George H.,and
Frank W. Hopps) house, sign, and ornamental
painters. 429 Pine
Hopwood Frank M., blacksmith, r. 24 Elgin Park
Horaln Julian, journalist, r. SE cor Eighteenth and
Capp
Hoiabin Thomas, liquor saloon, 1001 Mason
Horun iMlward, laborer, r. 215^ Frederick, rear
Horan Fanny Mrs., r. 307 Jones
Horau James D.. live stork, yard 8W cor Howard and
Ninth, r. 1023 Mission
Horan John, hostler Omnibus RR.
Horan Jithn, laborer, r. SW cor California and Esme-
ralda Avs, B. H.
Horan John, teamster Hibernla Brewery, r. 733
hama
Horan John, waiter, r. 15 M Tehama
Horan Joseph J. (Ambrose & Horan) r. 429 Tenth
Horan Maria, widow, r. 620 Minna
Horan Michael, policeman City Hall, r. 275 Clara
Horan Michael S., attorney at law, 636 Clay, r. 1612
Folsom
Horan Patrick, coremaker Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 4 Alger PI
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Horan Patrick J
Clementiua
Horan Rose, domestic 220S Jones
Horan Thomas, clerk freight dept Central Pac. RR.,
r. 548 Brvant
Horan Thomas, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Horber R\ulolph, bookkeeper Waterhouse & Lester, r.
113 Goary
Hore James, laborer, r. 540 Linden Av
Horen Andrew, seaman, r. 409 Drumm
Horey John, laundryman Hayes Park Laundry, r. 525
Hayes
Horgan Annie Miss, milliner Mrs. Hannah Hoi^gan, r.
128 Sixth
Horgan Cornelius, bootmakers. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
r. cor Godeus and Mission
Horgan Daniel, bootmaker, r. S s Twenty-fourth, bet
Church and Chattanooga
Horgan Daniel, laborer, r. 1 Zoe PI
Horgan Daniel, laborer, r. 221 Pacific
Horgan Daniel, paver Superintendent of Streets
Horgan Daniel D.. head gardener public squares and
cemeteries, r. SW cor Eddy and Buchanan
Horgan Fanny, domestic 602 Capp
Horgan Hannah Mrs., millinery, 123 Sixth
Horgan John, blacksmith, r. 129 Twelfth
Horgan John, laborer, r. 716 Turk
Horgan John, teamster Superintendent of Streets
Horgan John J.,carriagepuinter, r. 71ti Turk
Horgan Patrick, hostler, r. 421 Valencia
Horgan Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. "White
House Hotel, Potrero
Horgan Timothy, marblecutter, r. 941 Market
Horgan Timothy, dairv produce, 13 and 14 Grand Cen-
tral Market, r. 114 Turk
Horsan. See Horigan. and Horrigsn
Horigan Jolm, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. S 8 Sierra,
bit Georgia and Michigan
Horigan P. L., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Horigen Cornelius, laborer, r. 1612 Leavenworth
Horigen James (M. J. Horigen & Brother) r. 1612
Leavenworih
Horigen Michael J. (M. J. Horigan & Brother) r. 1612
Leavenworth
Horigen M. J. & Brother (Michael J. and James)
plumbers and gasfitters, 1612 Leavenworth
Horigen William, groceries and liquors, NE cor Leav-
enworth and Bernard
Horiger Albert, salesman Sam. Leszynsty & Brother,
r. 811 M Folsom
Horiger Edward, Iruitpacker, r. 811 M Folsom
Horl Albert, bartender Joseph A. Lukin, r. 156 Third
Horl Charles J., bartender, r. 156 Third
Hcrmma S. V., steward Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York
Horn Albert F., fruit and vegetables, 2257 Mission, r.
1613 Stevenson
Horn Alexander, papercarrier, r. 609 Fourth
Horn Alexander, laborer Shot Tower, r. 26 Minna
Horn Barbara, widow, r. 530 Twenty-third
HornB. C. commission agent, r. 417 Laguna
Horn Bernard, wholesale butcher. First Av, South S.
F., r. cor Mariposa and Florida
Horn Charles V.. driver City RR., r. 1937 Mission
Horn Christopher, liquor saloon, Broadway Wharf, r.
SW cor Montgomery and Greenwich
Horn Freeman, clerk A. F. Horn, r. 1613 Stevenson
Horn George D., clerk Sumner Whitney k Co., r. 304
Post
Horn Hannah, widow, r. 1215 Columbia
Horn Hannah, domestic 314 Turk
Horn Henry F., shoecutter, r. 1215 Columbia
Horn Herman, butcher P. Jeauneau & Co., r. 259 Perry
Horn Jamts, r. 211 Second
Horn Jerome, physician and magnetic baths, 302 and
304 Post
Horn Jerome W., manager Jerome Horn, r. 304 Post
Horn John, bellman The Baldwin
Horn John P., bookeeper Charles Roche, r. 434 Jessie
Horn John V., Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Horn .John W., boarding and livery stable, NE cor
Laguna and Walnut Av
Horn Joseph G., shoemaker S. W. Le\'y, r. 71 Fifth Av
Horn J. P., papercarrier. r. 609 Fourth
Horn K., peddler, r. Branch House
Horn Laura J. Miss, assistant Tehama Primary School,
r. 14 Oak
Horn Lizzie Mrs., r. 817 Montgomery
Horn Martin, carpenter, r. 1726 Eddy
Horn Philip, stevedore, r. 14 Oak
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Horn Robert, longshoreman, r. N a Greenwich, bet
Sansome and Montgomery
Horn Robert G., stockbroker, 322 Pine, r. 530 Twenty-
third
Horn Sarah L., widow, r. 417 Laguna
Horn Thomas, laborer, r. 3 Hubbard
Horn Thomas J., carriagemaker B. Burr, r. 54 First
Horn Thomas L. (Sanderson & Hern) r. Lick House
Horn William B.. contractor, r. 113 Oak
Horn William C, mail clerk Morning Call, r.
Fourth
Horn. See Home
Hornberg A. P., tailor, 441 Bush
Hornberger Charles, pianomaker, r. 23 Guerrero
Homblower E. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1005 Market
Home John, laborer Hiberuia Brewery, r. 733
hama
Home Thomas, carpenter, r. 127 Jacksgn
Home Walter J., proptr Cal. Elastic Truss Co., office
and r. 702 Market
Home William, brewer Chicago Brewery, r. 1 Eureka
Home William, captain schr P. A. Owens, Larue 8
Wharf
Home William, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Home William, oiler Pacific Coast SS. Victoria, r. 227
Second
Home. See Horn
Horner Charles, bartender A. Livingston, r. NW cor
Fulton and Sixth Av
Homer Charles, bartender Philip McGovem, r. 747
Harrison
Horner Charles B., bartender, r. Overland House
Horner Cliarles "W. (Horner & Fox) and physi-
cian, SW cor Sutter and Hyde
Homer George B., bookkeeper Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. 1506 Larkin
Homer Harry D., machinist, r. 307 Folsom
Homer John, boot and shoemaker, 1242 Folsom
Horner Lizzie, widow, r. 747 Harrison
Horner William, r. 11454 Shotwell *
Homer William, shoemaker John Homer, r. 1242 Fol.
Horner & Fox (Charles W. Horner and John A. Fox)
druggists, SE cor Third and Hunt
Hornick Francis, r. Dominican Monastery, W s
Steiner, bet Pine and Bush
Hornlein A. E., printer Mrs. L. G. Richmond & Son,
r. 3 Delaware Court
Hornsby Thomas, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Homsman Andrew, deputy SherifT, r. 1109 J^ Mont.
Hornung Conrad C, pianotuner Thomas M. Antisell
' & Co., r. 1619 Webster
Hornung Franklin C, seaman, r. 512 Folsom
Hornung Frederick (Beck & Hornung) r. 1930 Stev.
Hornung Jacob, butcher, 1005 Pacific
Hornung Mathilde Miss, r. 1005 Pacific
Hornung Rudolph F., pianotuner Thomas M. Antisell
& Co., r. 1619 Webster
Horr Bennett H., baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 5 Reed PI
Horr George E.. r. 14 Henrietta Square
Horr. See Hoar, and Hore
Horrell S. N. Mrs., r. 16 Stockton
Horrell Thomas M., collector Harrison St. Wharf , r.
224 Fourth
Horridge John, painter, r. 1315 Eddy
Horrigan Cornelius, clerk, r. 1211 Folsom
Horrigan Daniel, laborer, r. 1223 Folsom, rear
Horrigan Daniel, milker Herbert Bruce, r. W 8 Ban
Bruno Road, near Twenty-eighth
Horrigan Edward, r. 2405 Clay
Horrigan Ellen, widow, r. 1223 Folsom, rear
Horrigan Eugene, policeman City Hall, r. 40 Louisa
Horrigan James, Boot and Shoemakers* Fnion. 771
Market
Horrigan John, driver Omnibus RR.
Horrigan John, hospital nurse Alms House
Horrigan John, laborer, r. N s North Point, nr Larkin
Horrigan John, laborer Hibemia Brewery, r. 1211
Folsom
Horrigan John L., paint* r Edward M. Gallagher, r.
1917 Hyde
Horrigan Michael, laborer, r. 20 Converse
Horrigan. See Horgan. Horigan and Horegen
Horrohoa James, stevedore, r. 10 St. Charles PI
Horsburgh David W.. clerk freight auditor Central
Pac. RR., r. Nucleus House
Horsburgh James Jr., clerk general passenger agent
Central Pac. RR., r. Nucleus House
Horsch John, expressman, SWcorPine and Montgom-
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Horschler Peter, shoenJaker, r. 431 Dupont
Horst Herman H., proptr Palace Bestaurant, 218
Sansome, r. Oakland
Horstmann Christ., r. 423 Bush
Horstmann Diederlch, clerk Henry Tietjen, r. 1725
Leaveuworth
Horstmann Henry, capitalist, r. 2232 Howard
Horstmann Henry, proptr Precita Valley House, SW
cor Thirtieth and Mission
Horstmann Herman, i arrier Alta, r. 832 Fifteenth
Horstmann John, groceries and liquors, NW
cor Bush and Powell, and proptr Bay View Chemi-
cal Works, ofi&ce 700 Bush, r. 709 Mason
Horstmann L\ii8, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
ICorstmeyer William, carpenter, r. Bootz Hotel
Hort Samuel (C. Adolphe Low & Co.) r. Menlo Park
Horticultural Hall, Sander & Kraft proptrs, 305 and
307 Stockton
Hortmeyer Lottie A. Mrs., assi.stant Market St. Prim-
ary School, r. 534 Bush
Horton Charles, piledriver, r. 54 Sacramento
Horton Charles, seaman bark Samoset
Horton Charles W., teamster, r. 1333)^ Natoma
Horton E. D., r. 607 Powell
Horton Edward H., salesman J. C. Johnson i Co., 12
Pine
Horton Frank H., clerk superintendent tracks Cen-
tral Pac. RR., r. Oakland
Horton Frank W., cabinetmaker, r. Oak Grove House
Horton George, carpenter and builder, r.W s Twen-
ty-sixth Av, bet A and B, outside lands
Horton Henry L., gardener, r. W s San Jo86 Av,
bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Horton James T. miner, r. 142 54 Fourth
Horton J. B., clerk Haggin & Tevis, r. Ws Twenty-
sixth Av., bet A and B, outside lauds
Horton John, r. 1114 Sacramento
Horton Levi, fireman stmr Daisy, S. F. Steamboat and
and Transportation Co., Jackson St. Wharf
Horton P. B. Mrs., widow, r. 1520 Taylor
Hqrton Thomas, with Southern Pac. RR., r. Alameda
Horton Thomas R. (Mai tin & Horton) r. 1002 Piue
Horton Walter, bartender John Butler, 506 Market
Horton William, cigarmaker, r. 15 Tehama
Horton William, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Building,
r. 1013 Market
Horton William, telegraph operator, r. 743 Pine
Horton. See Haughton and Houghton
Horup John, seaman, r. North Pacilic Hotel
Hosea Brother Rev., vice-principal Sacred Heart Col-
lege, SE cor Eddy and Larkin
Hosford Charles, bricklayer, r. NE cor Haigbt and
Fillmore
Hosford James, steward, r. 1812 Jackson
Hosford William, bricklayer, r. NE cor Haight and
Fillmore
Hosie David, engineer South 8. F. Wool Scouring
Works, r. 2206 Mission
Hosie Susan Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2206 Mission
Hoskin Charles, bookkeejier, r. 202 Franklin
Huskiu Richard, mining superintendent and inventor,
r. 202 Franklin
Hosmer Albtrt 0., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 175 Fourteenth
Hosmer Charles, stockbroker, r. 1112 Leavenworth
Hosmer Daniel M. (D. M. Hosmer & Co.) r. 423
O'Farrell
HoHmer D. M.. & Co. (Daniel M. Hosmer) stock-
brokers, oflico 321 Montgomery
Hosmer Harry B., collector Frank Barnard & Co., r.
175 Fourteonth
Hosmer Hezekiah L., assistant storekeeper ware-
house department Custom House, r. 316 Taylor
Hosmer John, mate schr Alice StofTeu, Jackson St.
Wharf
Hosmer Margaret, widow, r. 175 Fourteenth
Hosmer Mary, widow, r. 1836 Powell
Hosmer Thomas, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 509
Fiilsom
HoiKiiltal California State Woman'M, NWcor
Howard and Twelfth
Hoxt>HaI (Cliinese) E s Montgomery, bet Pacific
uud Broadw.iy, and N s Pine, bet Kearny and
Dupont
Hotipital City aixl County S. F., Eb Potrero
Av, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Hospital Prencli, S s Bryant," bet Fifth and
Sixth
Hospital German, Noe, bet Fourteenth and Rid-
ley, office 114 Dupont
Hospital Italian, Twenty-eighth, nr Noe
Hospital San Francisco Female, 030 Clay
Hospital San Francisco I<yinj;-in. 913 Tyler
Hospital SmaU Pox, De Haro, bet Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth
Hospital St^ Luke's, E s San Jose Av, bet Twen-
ty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Hospital St. Mary's, N 8 Bryant, bet First and
Rimon PI
Hospital United States Marine, Presidio Res-
ervation, nr Mountain Lake
Hoss Frederick, bartender John Hoss, r. 622 Hayes
Hoss John, liquor saloon, NW cor Sutter and
Kearny, r. 622 Hayes
Hoss John J., clerk, r. 622 Hayes
Hossack A., artist, 103 Montgomery, r. The Baldwin
Hossack Louise Mrs., teacher music, r. 1018 Mission
Hossetkus Frank, student Barnard's Business College,
r. Alameda
Hostetter Augustus G. , marker Cal. Mills, r. E s Treat
Av, bet Twenty -second and Twenty-third, rear
Hotaling Anson P. (A. P. Hotaling & Co.) r. IWO
Howard
Hotaling' A. P. <& Co. (Anson P. Hotaling) im-
porters and jobbers wines and liquors, and agents
J. H. Cutter Bourbon Whiskey, 429 and 431 Jack-
son
Hotaling Conrad, laborer North Point Dock Grain
Warehouse
Hotaling N., r. 964 Mission
Hotaling. See Houghtaling
Hotchkiss Augustus, with South Pac. Coast RE., r.
Alameda
Hotchkiss Henry W., wharfinger Main St. Wharf, r.
1763 Howard
Hotel des .ilpes, Eyraud & Blanc proptrs, 621 Pacific
Hotel di Lucca, Giuseppe Bertoluccl proptr, 307
Broadway
Hotel di Pau, Bouchet & Boyer proptrs, 1122 Dupont
Hotel di Roma, G. Beronio proptr, 818 Sansome
Hotel Gailhard, Charles Gailhard proptr, 507 Pine
Hotel Gazette (daily) William P. Harrison pub-
lisher and proptr, 518 Sacramento
Hotel Rliein, Louis Miller & Co. proptrs, 909
Kearny
Hotel Villa, NW cor Sixth Av and Fulton
Hotop August, wood and willow ware, 3 Newell
Hotop Charles, cabinetmaker Eureka Furniture Fac-
tory, and furnished rooms, 644 Sacramento
Hotop Emma, domestic 1616 Sacramento
Hotte George, teamster Drummond <sc Lemont, r. 29
Hoflf Av
Hottendorf Margaret Miss, seaniltress.r. 1521 Leav.
Hottua Nicholas (Hottua & Hansen) r. 2629 Harrison
Hottua & Hansen (Nicholas Hottua and Andreas Han-
sen) carriage manufs, 715 Folsom
Houblin Prosper, bookkeeper, r. 915 Montgomery
Houck Frederick, bartender, r. 26 M
Houdlett Edward, teamster Heman C. Elliot, r. 732
Natoma
Houdlett Henry C.,' master mariner, r. 1725 Jessie
Houette Constant, porkpacker, 205 Sixth, r. 214 )j
Sixth
Hougaard Frederick, clerk Jean L. Vermeil, r. 2607
Bryant Av
Houge Hamilton, fireman, r. 7 St. Charles PI
Hough Howard M. (Lynde k Hough) r 522 Ji Folsom
Hough Jan;e8 F., bookkeeper Gutta Percha and Rub-
ber Manuf. Co., r. 32 Eleventh
Hough James J. (Garland & Co.) r. 2415 Clay
Hough John, liquor saloon, 1 Mason, r. 7 Mason
Hough Martin, laborer Central Pac. RK., r. New
Washmgton Hotel
Hough Maude Miss, r. 1217 Jones
Hough. See How, Howe, Hofi'and Huff
Houghtaling Abraham J., corporal police City Hall,
r. 2100 Mason
Houghtaling William S., clerk Le Count Bros., r. 2100
Mason
Hiiuglituu Charles, painter, r. 133 Thirteenth
Houghton Charles A., bookkeeiier, r. 2026 Mission
Houghton Charles L., builder, r. 4 Camp —
Houghton Charles W., painter E. H. Black, r. 8 8(514)
Sixteenth, bet Mission and Valencia
Hougliton George, titter Richard A. Bourne, r. 122
Chattanooga
Houghton H. Bertram, clerk Home Mutual Insurance
Co.. r. Oakland
Houf^'hton James F., prebideut Home Mutual
Insurance Co., 406 California, r. Oakland
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Houghton James J., clerk Mitchell Wright, r. 523}^
Minna
Houghton Miles K., bootfitter, r. 122 Chattanooga
HouRhton Roscoe E. (Stetson & Houghton) attorney
at law, :il5 California, r. 833 Bush
HoujSflitou Stephen C., shorthand reporter, C S.
Court Building, room 21, r. Commercial Hotel
Houghton Warren, milkman, r.W s Pierce, bet Green-
wich and Filbert
Houghton. See Haughton and Horton
Houghy Edward, shoemaker Edward Main, r. 255
Beale
Houlihan Michael, hostler, r. 144 Perry
Houlton John F., clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 736
Geary
Houlton Simon W., miner, r. 30 Second Av
Houpt Charles H., druggist, SW cor Kailroad and
Eleventh Avs, South S. F.
Houpt. See Haupt
Hourcade Antone, tripeman Artigues Canning Co., r.
cor Fifth and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Hourcade Gusit.ive A., blacksmith Frederick W. Mul-
ler, r. 1SI09 Geary
Hourcade John, liquor saloon, 1909 Geary
Hourcade Peter (Peter Latapie & Co.) r. cor Sixth and
Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Houriet Lucien, capitalist, r. 136 Ridley
Houriet William T., jewek-r, r. 136 Ridley
Hourigan Edward, laborer, r. 2405 Clay
Hourigan John, milkman, r. cor San Bruno Road
and Twonty-eighth
Hourlarieu IkjuIs, Seciete Culinaire Francaise, 508
Bush
Hoursou John, laundryman, r. N 8 Moulton, bet Web-
ster and Buchanan
Hourtane Joseph, r. 811 Stockton
Hourtane Martha Miss, r. 811 Stockton
Hourtane Pierre, laborer French Hospital
Hourticg Fernin, baker Bitau i: Gaye, r. S 8 Fifth Av,
nr M, South S. F.
House Allen G., salesman, r. 536 Birch Av
House Artel L., upholsterer Bare Bros., r. 424 Minna
House Henry C, waiter, r. 140 Minna, rear
House Lucius T., printer, r. 35 Langton
House W. Edward, barber, 300S Mission
House William M., barber, 266 First, r. 308 Sixth
House William M. Mrs., milliner and hairdresser, 308
Sixth
House. See Hause
House of Correction, W s Old San Jos6 Road, nr
Industrial School
House of Mercy, for protection of homeless girls,
NE cor Bryant and Rincon PI
Housechild Mollie Mrs., lodgings, 1050 Howard
Houseley Edward C, expressman, r. E s Prospect Av,
bet Esmeralda and Coso Avs, B. H.
Houseman Annie Miss, teacher music, r. 1711 Polk
I Houseman Jacob, laborer, r. 622 Linden Av
Houseman Maggie, widow, r. 1711 Polk
Houseman . See Hausman, Hausmann, and Haiissman
Houser Benjamin, expressman, 8E cor Broadway and
Stockton, r. 637 Broadway
Houseworth Abraham, r. 1720 Hyde
Houseworth Annie Miss, clerk Thomas Houseworth
& Co., r. 1720 Hyde
Houseworth Elliott, photographer Thomas House-
worth & Co., r. 1720 Hyde
Houseworth Thomas (Thomas Houseworth & Co.) r.
730 McAllister
Honse-wortli Thomas & Co. (Thomas House-
worth) opiiciauK, California views, and portrait
photographers, 12 Montgomery
Houseworth William .\., photographic printer Thomas
Houseworth & Co., r. 1720 Hyde
Housman F. H., broker, r. 511 Stockton
Houston .-Vlbert, machinist Thomson & Evans, r. 59
Clementina
Houston B. F., widow, r. 4 Calhoun
Houston Carter, springmaker Betts Spring Co., r. 502
Twenty-second
Houston Chester, carbuilder, r. 513 Valencia
Houston Edward, machinist coiner's dept U. S. Mint,
r. 11 Hamilton PI
Houston Emma, widow, r. 446 Natoma
Houston Helen Miss, r. 744 Ellis
Houston Henry H., tailor, r. 957 Howard
Houston James, shoemaker, 103 Ninth, r. 2 Grand Av
Houston John, beltmaker Horatio N. Cook, r. 446
Natoma
Houston Louisa, widow, r. 59 Clementina
Houston Mary, widow, r. 223 Main
Houston Mary Miss, bagpiler £. Detriok & Co:, r. 223
Main
Houston Mary A., domestic Palace Hotel
Houston Matthew, waiter Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Houston Michael, tanner, r. 9 Gilbert
Houston Minnie A. Miss, assistant Union Grammar
School, r. 4 Calhoun
Houston Mollie, domestic ,305 Van Ness A.V
Houston R. T., tailor, 324 Dupont
Houston William F., clerk general freight office Cen-
tral Pac. RR., r. 212 Powell
Houston William J. (W. J. Houston & Co.) r. 112 Fair
Oaks
Houston W. J. <& Co. (William J. Houston and
William F. Perry) merchandise brokers and com-
mission merchants, 205 Front
Houston. See Hewston, Heuston. and Huston
Houstoun A. S., fourth officer Pacific Mail S8. Aus-
tralia
Hout William S., compositor Daily Stock Report, r.
344 Eighteenth
Houte John, cooper David Woerner, r. 1610 Cal.
Hovendo'n Frank, driver J. H. Swain, r. 417 Folsom
Hovet Albert A., groceries and liquors, 221 Tyler
Hovet Henry, grocer, r. 1210 Folsom
Hovey Asa E., machinist, r. E s Laguna, bet ' Union
and Filbert
Hovey Asahel, engineer California St. RR., r. 1407
California
Hovey Frederick A., house and signpainter, 1329 Bush
Hovey George D., painter, r. 1866 J4 Stevenson
Hovey Samuel D., dealer stocks, bonds and local se-
curities, 412 Montgomery, r. Grand Hotel
Hovey William, collector Willcox & Gibbs Sewing
Machine Co., r. 426 Jones
Hovey William T., salesman Pope & Talbot, r. 1912
Clay
Howard Andrew J., morocco finisher, r. 672 Clem.
Howard Annie F., widow, nurse and midwife, r. 7
Dale PI
Howard Anthony, bartender Robert Jacks, r. SW cor
Potrero Av and Twenty-second
Howard Bamford, teamster Charles E. Pillsbury, r.
W s Tennessee, bet Solano and Butte
Howard B. C, purser Pacific Mail SS. City of Peking
Howard Bridget, domestic 569 Harrison
Howard Cecelia, widow, r. 205 Turk
Howard C. F., r. 921 Polk
Howard C. Greenwich, attorney at law, 652 Washing-
ton, rooms 7 and 8. r. 722 Washington
Howard Charles, peddler, r. E s San Bruno Road, nr
Silver, South S. F.
Howard Charles, teamster Richard D. Chandler, r. 1
Goat Alley, rear
Howard Charles M. (Perkins & Howard) r. San Rafael
Howard Charles S., drayman, r. 2521 California
Hoivard Cliarles 'Webb, president Spring Val-
ley Water Works, office 516 California, r. Oakland
Howard C.W., r. Branch House
Howard David, marblecutter J. & F. Eesseler, r. 601
Natoma
Howard Edward, machinist William H. Birch, r. 14
Clinton
Howard Edward, master bark Remigio, r. Oakland
Howard Edward, steward Levi O. Pratt, r. 54 Minna
Howard Edward S., secretary California Wire Works
Co., 6 California, r. 44 Si.xth
Howard Francis C, widow, furnished rooms, 316
Fourth
Howard Frank H., r. 1811 Howard
Howard Frederick, drayman, r. 421 Tenth
Howard Fred. D., cutter P. & F. Q. Conklin, r. 308
Fulton
Howard Frederick L., freight clerk Pacific Mall 88.
Co., r. 18 Franklin
Howard Frederick P., agent Farm and Fruit Lands,
328 Montgomery, room 5, r. 2624 Sacramento
Howard Garrett, runner Bi-oadway Hotel
Howa'd George, clerk, r. 1509 Broadway
Howard George, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 616 Battery
Howard George H., attorney at law, r. 329 Fremont
Howard George H. (estate of) office 318 Cal., room 17
Howard George H., office 508 Sansome, r. 324 J<i Bdwy
Howard Gilbert W., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 233 Third
Howard Grace Mrs., r. 217 Third
Howard H. C. (Howard & Dewar) r. 320 San., room 26
Howard Henry H., painter Basler & Jewell, r. 44 Julia
Howard Irwin, molder Steiger & Kerr, r. 235 Hayes
Importer of French, American and Eiig'Iish Paper
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Howard James, hostler Market St. RR., r. 1623 Eddy
Howard James, marblecutter Charles Roche, r. 248
Langton
Howard J. L., engineer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 505 Fil-
bert, rear
Howard John, r. 745 Market
Howard John, boilermaker, r. 2 Boardman
Howard John, boilermaker McAfee Boiler Works, r.
38 Natoma
Howard John, engineer, r. 2.^6 Stevenson
Howard John, laborer, r. Branch House
_- Howard John B., boilermaker Cal. Boiler Works, r.
H 78 Clementina
Howard John W., r. E s Buena Vista, nr Cortland Av,
B.H.
Howard John W., foreman job printing dept A. L.
Bancroft Co., r. 1816 Stevenson
Howard Julia, dressmaker, 321^ Broadway
Howard Lafayette G., bartender Samuel Paisley, x.
1008 3« Market
ft<» Howard Lizzie Miss, r. 41 Nevada
f^ Howard Louise B. Miss, assistant Fairmount Primary
School, r. -Bemal Heights, bet Thirtieth and
Thirty-flrst •
Howard M. Mrs., r. 402 Stockton
Howard M. A. Mrs., millinery, and millinery goods,
24 Kearny
Howard Machine Needle Co., Samuel Hill agent, 634
Market
Howard Martha, domestic 916 Van Ness Av
{^ Howard Mary, domestic 1115 Geary
w Howard Mary, widow,' r. 672 Clementina
^ Howard Mary, widow, r. W s Florence, nr Sadowa,
San Miguel
Howard Mary, widow, r. 1630 Howard
Howard Mary J. ^ra., branch bakery, NE cor Second
^ Av and Seventeenth
^ Howard Matthew, carpenter, r. 236 Minna
"^ Howard Matthew J., r. 672 Clementina
P^ Howard May Miss, r. 41 Nevada
rk Howard Michael J., laborer Michael Brennan, r. 1161
^ Howard
Howard Minnie, domestic W s Castro, bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth
Howard Morton, tobacconist E. Briggs & Co., r. 646
Market
Howard Moses B., city agent South British, and Na-
tional Fire and Marine Insurance Cos., 213 Sau-
^- some, r. 242 Oak
^ ' Howard Nathan, waiter, r. 222 Minna
I Howard Nicholas H., porter, r. 907 Pacific
Howard Noah F., paper hanger and whitener, r. 521}j
Stevenson
Howard Noah P., paper banger and whitener, r. 621 }<
Stevenson
Howard O. B., watchman International Hotel
> I Howard Patrick, hostler, r. 2221 Post
•^ I Howard R. B., student Heald's Business College
Howard Rebecca A. Mrs., physician, office and r. 334
O'Fairell
Howard Robert C, mining, r. 1114 Sacramento
Howard Solomon, attorney at law, r. 1700 Geary
Howard Street Wharf, foot Howard
Howard Susan J., widow, r. 1413 Larkin
Howard Thomas, carpenter Superintendent of Streets
Howard Thomas, compositor J. D. Robertson, r. 1010
Powell
I Howard Thomas, Coopers' Pro. Assn, 767 Market
^ Howard Thomas, hostler St. Lawrence Livery Stable,
2 I r. 3 Dikeuan PI
— I Howard Thomas, laborer, r. 114 Natoma
"J . Howard Thomas, stevedore, r. 135 Townsend, rear
'^ I Howard Thomas,, stonecutter new City Hall, r. 957
fH ! Market
Howard Thomas B., r. 1312 Folsom
Howard Volney, city agent South Brtl8ih,and National
Fire and Marine Insurance Cos., 213 Sansome, r.
327 Ivy Av
Howard W. H., laborer, r. Alms House Road, nr Her-
cules Powder Works
Howard William, r. 24 Kearny
^ • Howard William, r. 2.36 Hayes
^'^^Howard William, carpenter, r. 904 Kearny
Howard William, plumber new U. S. Appraiser's
Building, r. N s Twenty-fourth, bet Castro and Noe
Howard William J., morocco finisher, r. 672 Clem.
Howard & Dewar (H. C. Howard and John Dewar)
managers Diamond Coflee House, 345 Bush
Howard's Building, 521 and 523 Montgomery
Howarth Minnie A., widow, r. 1221 Washington
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Howarth William, seaman, r. 117 Dmmm
Howatt John B., boilermaker Cal. Boiler Works, r. 78
Clementina
Howe, . calker Middlemas & Boole
Howe A. A. Mrs., widow, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Howe Albert M., clerk Seattle Coal and Transporta-
tion Co., r. 1123 Taylor
Howe August, oystermsn St. Ann's Rest
Howe Charles, bootmaker Kullman, Salz k Co., r. 524
Twenty-second
Howe Charles A., clerk, r. 1126 Market
Howe Charles W., foreman factory Kallman, Salz &
Co., r. 2713 Howard
Howe Delos J., special policeman, r. 927 Folsom
Howe Edward, clerk, r. 85GM Harrison
Howe Edward K., solicitor, r. W s Harrison, bet
Twentieth and Twenty-first
Howe Elizabeth, widow, r. 733 Sixteenth
Howe Elton L.,bottomfinisher Kullman, Salz & Co.,
r. 524 Twenty-second
Howe E. M., master bark Roswell Sprague, r. 212 Fair
Oaks
Howe Emma S., widow, r. .")26Po8t
Howe EveiC'tt S., clerk, r. 2808 Howard
Howe Fenelon W., commission merchant, r. 1235
Market
Howe Frank, yardman Palace Hotel, r. 164 Jessie
Howe Frank C.. assistant bookkeeper Main & Win-
chester, r. 2122 SteiufT
Howe Frederick E., teamster 8. F. and Pacific Glass
Works, r. 355 Minna
Howe George, interpreter Chinese, 806 Washington,
r. 8 John
Howe George A., expressman, 8E cor Second and
Market, r. 414 Larkin
Howe George E., clerk Benjamin H. Ramsdell, r. 1123
Taylor
Howe George W., foreman composing room Morning
Call, r. 1714 Polk
Howe Harry, cutter Kullman, Salz& Co., r. 624 Twen-
ty-second
Howe Henry, r. 36 First
Howe Henry P., r. 652 Market
Howe Horace L. (Truman 8. Clarke & Co.) r. 2106
Hyde
Howe Isaac, porter S. Foster & Co., r. 636 Commercial
Howe J., r. 793 Mission
Howe James E., clerk Coffin &Mayhew, r. Ss Liberty,
bet Valencia and Guerrero
Howe John, bootmaker, r. N s Twenty-ninth, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Howe John, laborer, r. 236 Townsend
Howe John C, pressman W. M. Hinton & Co.,r. 1714
Polk
Howe Joseph W. E., grainer Edward M. Gallagher, r.
3062 L iguna
Howe Lucy F. Miss, teacher, r. 1714 Polk
Howe M. Miss, asnistaut Eighth St. Grammar School
Ho-we Marliine Co., David S. Moulton mana-
ger. 873 Market
Howe Marcus P., commission merchant, 18 Market,
r. 793 Mission
Howe Mary, widow, r. 2122 Steiner
Howe Merrill A., machinist Nathan W. Spaulding, r.
437 J^ Clementina
Howe Robert (Howe& Hall) r.2421 Howard
Howe Robert, shoemaker, r. 268 Stevenson
Howe Samuel, contractor, r. cor Shotwell and Twen-
ty-second
Howe Schuyler P., driver Isaac C. Wingate, r. Oak-
land
Howe Theodore, r. 1434 California
Howe Thomas H., conductor Hayes Valley branch
Market St. RR., r. 1110 Pierce
Howe William, carpenter, 1124 Mis8i'<n ^-~..
Howe William, carpenter, r. CIO Fourth
Howe William, shipcarpenter, r. 23 Anthony
Howe William, waiter Peter Johnson, r. 207 Tehama
Howe & Hall (Robert Howe and Robert Hall)
fruit, and commission merchants, 408 and 410
Davis
Howell C. S. Miss, r. 1214 Larkin
Howell Edward, shoemaker Bernard Neary, r. 433
Jessie
Howell Edward H., marblecutter, r. 20 Oak.oflfTaylor
Howell E. J., molder, r. 36 Zoe
Howell Elmer E., clerk Joseph L. Howell, r. East
Oakland
Howell Frederick, porter L. Lebenbaum & Co., r. i
McCormick
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Howell Garland, teamBter, r. 20 Oak, off Taylor
Howell George H., compositor George Spaulding, r.
20 Oak, oflf Taylor
Howell Harry W., boots and shoes, 1139H Pacific
Howell H. Burr, expert commercial accountant, 123
California, room 39, r. 2509 Folsom
Howell J., r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Howell John, r. 8 Central PI
Howell John H., salesman Henry Palmer & Co.. r.
178 Minna
Howell John S., salesman Carolan, Cory & Co., r.
IGIO Pacific Av
Howell Joseph A., clerk Le Count Bros., r. 1610 Pa-
cific Av
Howell Joseph L., stationery and law blanks, 624
Montgomerv, r. East Oakland
HowellJosephW., shipping clerk Langley & Mich-
aels, r. 20 Oak. off Taylor
Howell Joslah, olfice 220 Sansome, rooms 2 and 3,
r. 1104 Market
Howell L. A., boarding, 1037 Mission
Howell L. D., conductor Geary St., P. and O. RR., r.
1420 Geary
Howell Lizzie Miss, teacher music, 417 Mason
Howell Louis V.B., mining secretary, 318 Pine, room
27, r. G31 Geary
Howell Louis V. H., r. 420 Jackson
Howell Mary, widow, r. 1220 Powell
Howell M. D., mining, 330Piue, room 28, r. Oakland
Howell Moses C, cigars and tobacco, 61C Montgom-
ery, r. 5 Hinckley
Howell Sarah Mrs., r. ol.'i Jones
Howell Thomas, shoemaker Nolan Bros., r. SE cor
Scott and Broadway
Howell Thomas, tinsmith G. & W. Snook, r. 20 Oak,
oft' Taylor
Howell William F., auctioneer, r. 502 Taylor
Howell William H., shoemaker, r. 1139 M Pacific
Howes Cyrus P., bookkeeper A. M. Simpson & Bro.,
r. 320 Mason
Howes Geor^^e 'George Howes & Co.) r. New York
Howea Georiyre 6i Co. (George and Jabez Howes)
shipping and commission merchants, and agents
Sutton k Co's Dispatch line clipper ships to and
from New York, and proptrs Dispatch line to
New York, and proptrs wooden ware factory, NE
cor Main and Mission, office 302 California
Howes Jabez (George Howes >^ Co.) r. 301 Jones
Howes J. O., teamster, r. Ns Ocean House Road
Howes John (Howes & Pitts) r. 751 Howard
Howes William M., clerk Crane & Brigham, r. 421
Harrison
Howes & Pitta (John Howes and George H. Pitts) pro-
duce commission, 504 and 50C Sansome
Howgate George, merchant, r. 336 Main
Howie Thomas, St. Andrew's Soc, 232 Sutter
Howin Peter, r. 33 Hinckley
Howin Stephen, carpenter M. P. and M. dept Central
Pac. RR.
Howitt , r. 1523 Powell
Howland Benjamin, operator J. George Hucks, r.
Oakland
Howland Bernard, cooper, r. 13 Cleavelaud
Howland Charles F., assistant bookkeeper L. & E.
Wertheimer, r. 1206 J<i Jackson
Howland Clarence A., operator Imperial Photograph
Gallery, r. 113 Powell
Howland C. P.. market, 28 Fourth, r. 936 Howard
Howland Edward D., carpenter, r. 35 Oak Grove Av
Howland Edwin J., clerk James K. Cooper, r. 115
Seventh
Howland Frank P., route agent U. S. Railway Mail
Service, 606 Montgomery
Howland H., laborer freight dept Southern Pac. RR.
Howland Henry A., patternmaker William F. Bus-
well, r. 812 M Jessie
Howland Lucinda Mrs., furnished rooms, 936 How-
ard
Howland M., clerk Quartermaster's Dept IT. S. A.,
Presidio Reservation, r. International Hotel
Howland Richard S., commission merchant, 206 Front,
r. Menlo Park
Howland Robert M. Mrs., r. 1104 Market
Howland Rufus, pattern and model maker, 259 First,
r. 120 Silver
Howland Samuel, clerk, r. 1126 Market
Howland Stephen W., minin>,' expert, r. 1804 Ellis
Howland Stillman L., weigher, r. 24 Washington Av
Howland William P.. manager C. P. Howland, r. 936
Howard
I Howland William W., clerk, r. 248 Clementina
Howie John H., r. 178 Minna
Hewlett Charles, painter Edward M. Gallagher, r.
803 Montgomery
Howlett George W., delivery clerk Poet Office, r. 804
Filbert
Howlett Mary, widow, liquor saloon, 110 Jackson
Howlett Michael, laundrjman City and County Hos-
pital
Howley Kate, domestic 1233 Taylor
Howse Henry L., oil stoves, 869 Market, r. 630 Jj
T pea 1 o
Hoxie Silas O., expressman, 571 Market, r. S s Mis-
sion, nr Sixteenth
Hoy Alexander, manuf stoves and tinware, 1012 Stock-
ton, r. 1114 Leavenworth
Hoy Mary, widow, r. 9 Louisa
Hoy Maurice, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s Mi-
chigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Hoy Naomi E. Miss, assistant Tehama Primary School,
r. 1 114 Leavenworth
Hoy. See Hoey
Hoya Frederick, bookkeeper 8. Kaufman jc Co., r. 820
Bush
Hoyer William J., porter Wieland Bros., r. 1749
Hoyt A. J., Stonecutters' Pro. Assn, 818 Howard
Hoyt Charles D. (Morison, Hutchinson & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Hoyt Ella E. Mrs., assistant South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 1210 Polk
Hoyt Frank, r. 333 O'Farrell
Hoyt Fred T., bookkeeper Hutchinson & Mann, r.
Oakland
Hoyt Henry C, marine reporter Merchants' Exchange
Assn, Meiggs' Wharf, r. 2136 Stockton
Hoyt James, laborer, r. 2219 Powell
Hoyt John G., clerk Hughes i Edsor, r. Oakland
Hoyt M. C. Mrs., r. 333 O'Farrell
Hoyt Nathan B., examiner merchandise Custom
House, r. Oakland
Hoyt Nathaniel, capitalist, r. Marlborough House
Hoyt Samuel H., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Hoyt T. P., r. 421 Fourth
Hovt William, pressman Taylor & Nevin, r. Oakland
Hoyt William H., drayman John Taylor & Co., r. 2003
Taylor
Hoyt William M., messman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Sydney
Hoj-t William T., gatekeeper City and County Hos-
pital
Hoyt. See Holtt
Huant Matilda Mrs., dressmaker, r. 305 Mont. Av
Huant Paulin, wines and liquors, 305 Mont. Av
Hub John P., milkman, r. 128 Welsh
Hub Peter, milkman, r. 1052 Howard
Hubacher John, machinist William H. Birch, r. 734
Folsom
Hubash Joseph (Hubash, Larsen & Wilson) r. 418 Van
Ness Av
HubasiL, Larsen Si Wilson (Joseph Hubash,
Peter C. Larsen, and William Wilson) Cal. Watch
and Jewelry Co., NW cor Kearny and Sutter
Hubbard Adolphus, bookkeeper, r. Abbotsford House
Hubbard Celia E. Mrs., clairvoyant, 938 Mission
Hubbard Charles H., printer general passenger agent
Central Pac. RR., r. 509 Bryant
Hubbard C. Van Dyck, ruining secretary, 203
Bush, room 26, r. Palace Hotel
Hubbard Eben H. Mrs., hairdresser, human hair and
toilet articles, 923 Market, r. 925 J^ Market
Hubbard Eugene A. (J. B. Hubbard, Sons & Co.) r.
Alameda
Hubbard Frederick C, driver Hincelot & Cobum, r.
1046 Folsom
Hubbard George, teamster, r. St. Lawrence Hotel
Hubbard George, waiter New York Bakery, r. 523
Kearny
Hubbard George A., dehtist, 230 Kearny, r. 1406 Van
Ness Av
Hubbard George M. Rev., r. I725 Devisadero
Hubbard George N., r. 701 Stockton
Hubbard George W., driver, r. 1221 Pierce
Hubbard Heury F., driver City RR., r. 16ip3 Mission
Hubbard Henry S., milkman, r. 8 8 Chestnut, bet
Steiner and Pierce
Hubbard Henry W., sewing machines, 667 Mission
Hubbard Horace H.. physician, office and r. 22 Geary
Hubbard House, Mrs. Mary Gallagher proprietress,
139 Fourth
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Hubbard James, speculator, r. 540 Washington
Hubbnrcl J. B., Sous & Co. (Jerome B. and
Eugene A. Hubbard) importers brass, copper and
kerosene goods, and plated ware, 120 Front
Hubbard Jerome B. (J. B. Hubbard, Sons & Co.) r.
Alameda
Hubbard John, butcher, r. 118 Oak
Hubbard Marshall, laundryman, r. 1799 Filbert
Hubbard Marshall, stockbroker, r. 1004 Washington
Hubbard Michael, laborer, r. 1129 Harrison
Hubbard Moses P. (Cal. Cigar Box Co.) r. 327 Bryant
Hubbard Normand .■v., salesman Seattle Coal and
Transportation Co., r. 1217 Union
Hubbard P., teamster Superintendent of Streets
Hubbard P. W., wood carver C. M. Plum & Co., r.
Thoroughfare Hotel
Hnbbard Samuel, general agent National Bell
Telephone Co., 140 Montgomery, r. East Oakland
Hubbard Thomas, mining expert, r. 703 Market
Hubbard William H., ganger U. S. Internal Revenue,
r. 1613 Clay
Hubbard William H., expressman, r. 1211 Pierce
Hubbard. See Hubbert and Hubert
Hubbart Joseph, millinery aud fancy goods, 808 Mar-
ket, r. 1232 Twenty-first
Hubbell Clark P. (Wooster, Hubbell & Co.) r. 218
Turk
Hubbell Marv A. Mrs., r. 90G Lombard
Hubbell M. J. Mrs., r. 418 Sutter
Hubbell Samuel T., cooper, 17 Merchant
Hubber James W., engineer S. W. Levy, r. 12 Polk
Hubbert William, butcher, 2004 Polk
Hubbert. See Hubbard, Hubert and Huppert
Hubbs Bayard, r. Oak Grove House
Huber Adolph, shaper S. F. Furniture Factory, r. 116
Main
Huber Albert, confectioner Vienna Model Bakery, 20.5
Kearny
Huber Alfred F.. jeweler L. Miller Jr., r. 628 Post
Huber Charles, barber, 2007 Polk
Huber Charles, butcher, r. SE cor Sutter and Fill-
more
Huber Edward A., harnessmaker Charles H. Mead, r.
NE cor Green and Jones
Huber Frank, sashmaker Uriah Segars, r. 164 Clara
Huber Frederick, proptr Arlon House, 13 and 13 Page
Huber H. A., driver Omnibus RE.
Huber Henry, liquor saloon, 417 Bush, r. 339 Bush
Huber Herman, clerk, r. 116 Main
Huber Jacob, cook Schroth & Westerfeld, r. 228 Kear.
Huber John, tailor, r. 448 Minna
Huber John, machiuchand D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
51 Tehama
Huber Joseph, molder .£tna Iron Works, r. 317 Har-
rison
Huber Louis, cook Hotel Rheln, 909 Kearny
Huber Louis, bartender Henry Grimm
Huber Otto F., tinsmith Bucknam & Langrehr, r. 116
Main
Huber Raymond, lithographic printer Abraham
Waldstein, r. 628 Post
Huber Rudolph, chicken ranch, off W s Mission, nr
Six Mile House
Huber Siisan B., widow, r. 136 Sixth
Huber William, with South Pac. Coast RR., r. Ala-
meda
Hubert Charles, r. 919 McAllister
Hubert Cha- les T., tailor, r. 1 Grace Terrace
Hubert Ellis, r. 112 Eeiirny
Hubert George F., clerk, r. E s Church, bet Twenty-
seventh and Duncan
Hubert George, painter John F. McKelvey, r. Dun-
can, nr Twenty-seventh
Hubert Jennie E., widow, r. E s Church, bet Twenty-
seventh aud Duncan "
Hubert Joseph, Societe CuUnaire Francaise, 508 Bush
Hubert Joseph, wines and liquors, 1330 Stockton, r.
1319 Powell
Hubert Joseph N., painter, r. E s Church, bet Twenty-
seventh and Duncan
Hubert J. W., laborer, r. 735 Brannan
Hubert Walter K.. broomniaker, r. 1849H Stevenson
Hubert. See Hubbard and Hubbert
Hubley Solomon F., carpenter, r. 218 Hermann
Hubjier Conrad W. (Blade & Hubner) r. 3 Yerba
Buena
Hubon Eliza, domestic 2310 Washington
Hubsch William, mate schr P. A: R. No. 6, r. 327
Twenty-seventh
Huck John P. M., porter Esberg. Bachraan & Co., r.
S s Germania, bet Webster and Fillmore
Huck Richard, drayman, NE cor Commercial and
Davis, r. 1524 Dupont
Huckins William, cliief engineer stmr Alameda, Oak-
land Ferry, r. 519 Minna
Huckman Frederick, master schr Witch of the Bay,
Pacific St. Wharf
Hucks Annie E. Miss, assistant Washington Grammar
School, r. 708 Lombard
Hucks James, axle-grease maker Lambert it Greene, r.
708 Lombard
Hucks John J., r. 708 Lombard
Hucks J. George, proptr Elaine Photograph Gallery,
914 Market, r. 11 Ellis
Hucks. See Huck
Hudaff Carl, clerk Frederick Gudehus, r. 316 Dupont
Huddart Richard T. Mrs., private boarding, 92 J
Hyde
Huddart R. Townsend Rev., r. 923 Hyde
Huddleston Matthew, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS.
Colima, r. 58 Louisa
Huddy Henry, bricklayer, r. 548 J4 Mission
Huddy William, teacher dancing, 909 Js Market
Huddy's Hall, 909 J<i Market
Hudgins N. M., salesman Eagleson & Co., r. 218 Locust
Av
Hudnann John A., merchant, r. 8 Dale PI
Hudnann William D., clerk, r. 8 Dale PI
Hudson , r. 36 Clay
Hudson Alfred N., clerk Stein, Simon & Co., r. 1506
Jones
Hudson Annie Mrs., second-hand furniture, 1008 How-
ard
Hudson Benjamin, molder Metropolitan Foundry, r.
1114 Mission
Hudson Charles E., clerk C. C. Burr & Co., r. 224
Chestnut
Hudson Charles R., clerk Easton & Co., r. 1506 Jones
Hudson D., widow, r. 405 Kearny
Hudson David, boatman Remillard Brick Co., Pacific
St.Wharf
Hudson David H., clerk W. M. Brandon, r. 221 Thir-
teenth
Hudson Frank, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Hudson Frederick, shoemaker, r. 28 Minna
Hudson George (Hudson & Venable) r. 226 Fifth
Hudson George, gardener, r. 720 Third
Hudson George B., carpenter, r. 221 Seventh ==~-
Hudson George B., advertising solicitor S.F. Bulletin
Co., r. San Rafael
Hudson G. J. D., shoemaker Louis Girard, r. 945 Mis-
sion
Hudson Henry 0., r. 8W cor Chestnut and Mason
Hudson Henry D.. sexton First Congregational
Church, r. 1316 Fillmore
Hudson Herman, policeman City Hall, r. 813 Vallejo
Hudson Horace R., journalist S. F. Chronicle, r. 510
Mason
Hudson James, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Hudson James, mining, r. 2.56 Tehama
Hudson James, seaman, r. 246 Langton
Hudson John, waiter Miner's Restaurant, r. 405
Green
Hudson John F., teamster, r. 916^ Natoma
Hudson John M., laborer C. C. Burr & Qo., r. 430
Chestnut
Hudson John P., porter William T. Coleman & Co., r.
418 Bryant
Hudson Louisa Miss, seamstress, r. 405 Kearny
Hudson Louisa W., widow, r. 221 Thirteenth
Hudson Mary, widow (C. C. Burr & Co.) r. 224 Chest-
nut
Hudson Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 246 Langton
Hudson Nathaniel (Hudson ji: Van HortanJ r. 1325
Nat'ima
Hudson Nelson, commercial reporter Commercial
Herald, r. 1.506 Jones
Hudson Phlne.'is, salesman, r. 809 Stockton
Hudson R. Mrs., r. 905 Howard
Hudson Robert, woolsorter South S. F.Wool Scouring
Works, r. nr cor Ninth and Folsom [
Hudson Robert N., shipcarpenter, r. 905 Howard
Hudson Thomas P., employee Washington L. Brom-
ley, r. Montf,'omery's Hotel
Hudson William, r. 36 Clay
Hudson William, barber, r. 161 Minna
Hudson William, machinist, r. 246 Langton
Hudson & Van Hortan ( Nathaniel Hudson and Lewis
Van Hortan) draymen, cor Fifth and Townsend
oO YLAnb LArLnlLINCL. Established, S.F., 1863,135 Montgomery.'
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Lumber in the Market. N. E. cor. ^liasioii und Spear St«.
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Hudson & Venable (George Hudson and Simeon Ven-
able) attorneys at law, 87 Montgomery Block
Hue Henri, barnesg maker Main & Winchester, r. 9
Hinckley
\'Hueffner Otto C, general business agent California
Demokrat, 630 California, r. 520 Bush
Huefluer William, journalist, 622 Clay, r. 1410 Clay
Huellmantel Bernhard, tailor, r. 213 Clara
.Huerne Prosper, architect, 126 Kearny, rooms 41
and 42, r. SW cor Sanchez and Eighteenth
.Huerstil Lawrence, varieties, etc., 738 Fourth
Huesing Frederick J., tailor John N. Straub, r. 307
, Hayes
■Buested Or. M. Mrs., bakery, 1505 Steiner
Huested George M., carpenter, r. 1505 Steiner
Huested Orson J., auditor Motive Power and Machin-
ery dept Southern Pac. RR., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, room 35, r. 227 Geary
Huested. See Husted
Huet Frank (Henri Pottet & Co.) r. .525 Tehama
Hueter Brothers & Co. (Gustave and Ernest L. Hueter)
proptrs Pioneer Varnish Works, Twenty-fourth,
bet Rhode Island and Kansas, and dealers paints,
oils, artists' materials, etc., 12 Second
Hueter Ernest L. (Hueter Bros. & Co.) r. 232 Capp
Hueter Gustave (Hueter Bros & Co.) r. NW cor Kan-
sas and Sonoma
Hueter Louisa, widow, r. 232 Capp
Huettmaim Annie, widow, r. NW cor Polk and Fell
Huettmann Julius, proptr Huettmann's Hotel, NW
cor Polk and Fell
Huettmann's Hotel, Julius Huettmann proptr, NW
cor Polk and Fell
Huettner Henry, engineer, r. 117 Stockton
Huey James, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. NW cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
Huey John W., stockbroker, r. 1209 Mission
Huey Walter E., operator Western Union Tel. Co., r.
2311 Webster
Huey William, harnessmaker Mead & Son, r. 1209
Mission
Huff Anthony, carriagemaker Albert Folsom.r. 1013}^
1 Filbert
' Hufl' Edward C, clerk Freeman, Smith & Co., r. 1910
Steiner
Huff Frederick, blacksmith A. Doble, r. Alameda
Huff George B., cigars, tobacco, and periodicals, 416
Folsom
Huff George W., captain schr Laura M. Damon, Val-
lejo St. Wharf
Huff John R., r. 1027 Sutter
Hurt' Lillie Miss, r. 615 Mason
Huff Melissa B., widow, r. 85 Ninth
Huff Oliver B., r. 015 Mason
Huff Revilo S., sailmaker Harding & Brann, r. 615
Mason
Huff William B., machinist, r. 1910 Steiner
Huff. See Hough
Htiffam Walter, piledriver, r. Howard, nr New Mont.
Hufft Frederick, porter Ackerman Brothers, r. 421
Bush
Hafscliinidt Frederick, importer, manuf and
dealer furniture, bedding and upholstery, 323 and
325 Pine, r. 1413 California
Hufschmidt Henry (Hufschmidt & Bro.) r. Oakland
Hufschmidt Louis (Hufschmidt & Bro.) r. Oakland
Hufschmidt & Brother (Louis and Henry) plumbing
and gasfitting, 637 Clay
Hug Charlts A., bookkeeper Tillmann & Bendel, r. 720
Howard
Hug John, chemist, r. 823 Tyler
Hug Joseph, real-estate, r. 720 Howard
Hugg Henry, merchandise broker, 203 California, r.
983 Harri.sou
Hugglns Charles E., clerk superintendent construc-
tion V. S. (lovernmeut Buildings, r. Alameda
Huggins George (Huggins & Eisleu) r. 14 Elliot Park
Huggins & Eislen (George Huggins and Albert Eislen)
lunch kitchen, 777 Mission
Hughes , r. 29 Dupont
Hughes Abraham, laborer, r. SW cor Vicksburg and
Jessie
Hughei? Alfred G., painter Hopps & Sons
Hughes Andrew, hostler Healy & Fagen, r. 3 Jackson PI
Hughes Ann, widow, r. 11 Twenty-second
Hughes Annie, widow, r. 7 Bagley PI
Huelies Arthur, general manager 8. F. and North
Pacific RR. Co., 426 Montgomery, r. 428 Bryant
Hughes Arthur, woodsawyer, r. W s York, bet Twen-
ty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Hughes Arthur Jr., patternmaker Union Iron Works,
r. 428 Bryant
Hughes Bernard, fireman Spring Valley Water Works,
r. SE cor Greenwich and Larkin
Hughes Bernard, laborer Pacific Mall SB Co., r. 12
Freelon
Hughes Charles, waiter Lahey & McNeil, r. 133 Fifth
Hughes Charles A., purser Oregon SS. George W. El-
der, r. Occidental Hotel
Hughes Charles A., journalist 8. F. Chronicle, r. 333 }j
Hayes
Hughes Charles B., seaman Oregon 88. George W. El-
der
Hughes Charles G., foreman pressroom Alta Califor-
nia, r. 610 Geary
Hughes Daniel, butcher John J. Hughes, r. 1638 West
Mission
Hughes David, clerk general freight office Central
Pac. RR., r. Oakland
Hughes David B., nightwatchman U. 8. Mint, r. 23
Fir.st Av
Hughes David T., mining, r. 1935 Geary
Hughes Edward, engineer Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 264 hi Tehama
Hughes Edward, hostler N. B. and Mission BE., r.
249 Perry
Hughes Edward, lodgings, 213 Broadway
Hughes Edward C, steam book and job printer, 511
Sansome, r. 715 Howard
Hughes Edward O., clerk Thomas W. Jackson, r. 1322
California
Hughes E. E. Mrs., adjuster coiners' dept U. 8. Mint,
r . 223 ^ Valencia
Hughes Ellen, domestic 1011 Sutter
Hughes Evan E.. real-estate agent and collector, 724}j
Market, r. 19 Hampton PI
Hughes Frances M. Mrs. (Hughes & Edson) r. 1322
California
Hughes Francis, washer Eliphalet C. Palmer, r. Park
Hotel
Hughes Frank J., clerk, r. 610 Geary
Hughes George, druggist, r. 225 Bush
Hughes George, salesman A. Galli & Co., r. 549 Fol.
Hughes George W., horseshoer, r. SE cor Fillmore
and Greenwich
Hughes Godfrey, barber, r. Twentieth, bet Folsom
and Harrison
Hughes H. &Co. (Hugh Hughes) merchandise brokers,
302 California, room 5
Hughes Hannah, domestic NE cor Jackson and Octa-
via
Hughes Harry, clerk, r. 549 Folsom
Hughes Henry, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 23
Welsh
Hughes Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hughes Henry L., clerk Hughes & Edson, r. 1322 Cal.
Hughes Henry M., seaman, r. W s Lundy Lane, nr
Esmeralda, B. H.
Hughes House, John W. Hughes proptr, 603 Folsom
Hughes Hugh (H. Hughes & Co.) r. Oakland
Hughes James, laborer S. F. Gaslight Co.
Hughes James, quartermaster Pacific Mail SS. Co-
lima
Hughes James, shoemaker James Flynn, r. 264 }j Te-
hama
Hughes James, teamster Tieman k Co., r. 8 B Duncan,
bet Dolores and Church
Hughes James, waiter Occidental Hotel
Hughes James Jr., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 264!^ Tehama
Hughes James B., clerk Francis, Valentine & Co., r.
1216 York
Hughes James E., clerk Police Court, and attorney at
law, 76 Nevada Block, r. 335 Hayes
Hughes James G., clerk Ben. Holladay Jr., 14 Leid.
Hughes James R., porter banking dept Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. 10 SelinaPl
Hughes James 8., assistant engineer Pacific Mall S8.
City of Peking
Hughes Jerome A., assistant St. Ignatius College, r.
150 Dore
Hughes John (Hughes & Foley) r. 507 Webster
Hughes John, contractor, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Hu£fhe8 John, contractor and builder, 22 Mont-
gomery, r. 519 Ellis
Hughes John, extraman Hose No. 1, 8. F. F. D.
Hughes John, Hackmen's Pro. and Benev. Assu
Hughes John, laborer, r. 8 s Greenwich, bet Mont-
gomery and Sansome
Hughes John, laborer, r. 7 Converse
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Hughes John, laborer, r. 28 Nevada
Hughes John, laborer, r. W b Buchanan, bet Waller
and Hermann
Hughes John, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 428
Bryant
Hughes John, miner, r. 424 Broadway-
Hughes John, seaman, r. Greenwich, nr Sansome
Hughes John, shoemaker E. D. Nolan & Co., r. 718
Natoma
Hughes John, stovemounter W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 40 Silver
HughfcB John F. (Curley & Hughes) r. W s Bryant,
bet Twenty-second and Tweuty-third
Hughes John F., job iJrinter, 605 Montgomery
Hughes John F., yardman 8. F. Gas Light Co., Po-
trero Works, r. Cassias Hotel
Hughes John J., butcher, 48 Centre Market, r. 400
Grove
Hughes John W., expressman, SE cor Mission and
Steuart, and proptr Hughes House, 503 Folsom
Hughes Joseph, deckhand stmr Harriet, S. F. Steam-
boat and Transportation Co., r. 415 East
Hughes Joseph W., laborer Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. Twenty-second, nr Dolores
Hughes Julia A., widow, r. 335 Hayes
Hughes Kate Miss, r. 1812 Geary
Hughes Lizzie, domestic 2412 Washington
Hughes Louis, clerk Levaggi & Barbieri.r. 303 Fourth
Hughes Margaret Mrs., r. 304 Jackson
Hughes Martin, tinroofer, r. 146 Natoma
Hughes Mary, domestic Winchester House, 44 Third
Hughes Mary, widow, r. 1182 Harrison
Hughes Michael, furnaceman Columbia Foundry, r.
W s Folsom, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Hughes Michael B., liquor saloon, NE cor Market
and Jones, r. 1C8 Tehama
Hughes Michael B., shoecutter, r. 2 Potter
Hughes Michael J., cokeman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Cassius Hotel
Hughes Owen, rubberworker, r. 17 Bauscb
Hughes Patrick, ammonia works, S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 150 Dore
Hughes Patrick, bricklayer, r. cor Wolf and Isabel
Hughes Patrick, foreman Csesar R. Splivalo, r. 536
Sixth
Hughes Patrick, hostler Brannan St. stables Central
RR., r. 9 Decatur
Hughes Patrick, laborer, r. 781 Stevenson
Hughes Patrick, laborer, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Hughes Patrick, longshoreman, r. 8 s California Av,
bet Twenty-soveuth and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Hughes Patrick, laborer, r. cor Isabella and Byron,
B. H.
Hughes Patrick D., machinist Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 17 Natoma
Hughe.s Peter, hostler, r. 1.513 California
Hughes P. J., trackrepairer N. B. and Mission RR.
Hughes Rlenzi, proptr St. David's House, 715 How-
ard, r. 2103 California
Hught's Robert, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Hughes Samuel, compositor Taylor jc Nevin, r. 1414
Stevenson
Hughes Samuel R., captain bark Lilly Grace, Pacific
St. Wharf
Hughes S. B., r. 227 O'Farrell
Hughes Thomas, boilermaker Risdon I. and L.Works,
r. 17 Natoma
Hughes Thomas, hostler, r. 714 Natoma
Hughes Thomas, laborer, r. 1 Eddy
Hughes Thomas, laborer Mountain Spring House,
Ocean House Road
Hughes Thomas, laborer, r. Broadway Hotel
Hughes Thomas, seaman Oregon SS. George W. Elder,
Folsom St. Wharf
Hughes Thomas A. (Hughes & Edson) r. 2926 Clay
Hughes Thomas A., stockbroker, r. 930 Market
Hughes Thomas T., r. 1225 Pierce
Hughes Tobias G., clerk, r. 1304 Post
Hughes Walter H., clerk, r. 335 Hayes
Hughes W. G., with Cope & Davis, 314 Pine
Hughes William, bootfltter Richard A. Bourne, r. 13
Lafayette
Hughes William, captain swing crew, Oakland Ferry,
r. 1914 Stevenson
Hughes William, drayman JEinA Iron Works, r. 312
Ninth
Hughes William, laundry, 535 Mission
Hughes William, printer, r. 1813 Post
Hughes William A., liquor saloon, 516 Olay, r. Oak-
land
Hughes William G., joiner Morris & Kennedy, r. 11
Wildey
Hughes William H., liquor saloon, 43 Sacramento, r.
809 Stockton
Hughes William J., painter, r. 1707 Leavenworth
Hughes William M., mechanic, r. 2208 Geary
Hughes William P., painter, r. 1149 Market
Hughes William P., assistant engineer Pacific Mail
88. City of Tokio
Hughes William R., r. 6 Ridley
Hughes W. J., clerk Schoenholz Brothers & Co., r. 150
Dore
Hughes & Edson (Mrs. Francis M. Hughes, Thomas
A. Hughes, and Clinton A. Edson) ship and Cus-
tom House brokers, 504 Battery
Hughes & Foley (John Hughes and Michael Foley)
bakers, 8E cor Fourth and Jessie, and 118 Seventh
Hughs Maggie Miss, shoefitter Buckingham t, Hecht
Hughs. See Heughes, and Hews
Hughston George J., proptr street sprinklers, r. 11
Grand Av
Hugot Francois, gilder, r. 1011 Stockton
Hugot Victor, compositor Courrier de San Francisco,
r. 1011 Stockton
Huguenin Julius C, dealer watches and Jewelry, 8
Kearny
Huhn A., reporter California Demokrat, 538 Cal.
Huhn Ernest (Huhn & Luckhardt) r. Alameda
Habn & Luckliardt, (Ernest Huhn and Csesar A.
Luckhardt) mining engineers and metallurgists
and chemists, 23 Stevenson
Hubs Augustus, iron molder Union Iron Works, r.
cor Fourth and Harrison
Hubs J., molder Risdon I. and L. Works
Huie John T., keeper Alcatraz Light House
Huie Robert B., cashier J. W. Grace & Co., r. 118 Fell
Huie S. E., widow, r. 118 Fell
Huie Sophie Mrs., assistant keeper Alcatraz Light
House
Huie W. H. F., bookkeeper, r. 118 Fell
Huin Francoise Mme., midwife, 639 Broadway
Hulbert Ada, widow, r. 551 Mission
Hulbert Ephraim, porter, r. 17 Clinton
Hulbert Kate Mrs., r. 551 Mission
Hulbert. See Hurlbert and Hurlbut
Hulfinger Martin, hostler Briigge & Baettge, r. 110
Washington
Huling Thomas R., porter Phillip Schultz , 220 McAl-
lister
Hulls Julius, molder, r. E s Florida, bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
Hull Andrew C, compositor C. A. Murdock & Co., r.
2407 Clay
Hull Benjamin
California
Hull George L.
Huil Gustav A.
J., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 720
(Cameron & Hull) r. 2407 Clay
, captain U. S. A., r. 614 Eddy
Hull Henry N., cutter J. Poheim, r. Turk St. Hotel
Hull Hiram, baker Augustus Wilson, r. 1139 Folsom
Hull Jessie Mrs., bakery and fancy store, 211 Eigh-
teenth
Hull John, broker, r. 636 Commercial
Hull John L., steel, 401 Market, r. 420 Minna
Hull Michael J., r. 5:34 Bush
Hull William, real-estate, r. 226 McAllister
Hull William C, engraver, r. 226 McAllister
HuUin George, calker, r. 533 Mission
HuUin Nicholas J., fllecutter Ridgeway Bros., r. 533
Mission
Hulling Dominick, barber Joseph Rosa, r. 615 Pine
HuUman James, machinist, r. 2539 Mission
Hulme James P. (Miller & Co.) r. 1776 Howard
Hulsberg Louis, clerk H. Vorrath, r. SW cor Point
Lobos and Johnson Avs
Hulsiberg George, clerk 0. Waller & Bro.,r. SEcor
Oak and Gough
Hulse David A., salesman C. M. Plum Jc Co., r. 905
Guerrero
Hulse George, teamster, r. 1523 Bush
Hulse P. B., book agent, r. 127 Montgomery
Hulse Samuel D., second engineer stmr D. E. Enight,
r. 615 Stockton
Hulsmann Frederick H., groceries and liquors, NE
cor Pacific and Hyde
Hulsmann William, broommaker Concordia Broom
Factory, r. NW cor Twenty-fifth and Church
Hulst Charles, hostler Briigge & Baettge, r. 110 Wash-
ington
Hult Gustav, tailor, r. 3 Geary PI
Hult Sophia, widow, r. 1720 Leavenworth
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, ""'"'"fl SMif.^rwl."""^'"-'"'
JMArnnKinilPU importer of and DEALBR IX COAL AXD PIG IRON,
. lIlHl/UUIlUUUn, 41 Markt^t Street, corner Sp«a.v.
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Hulten August, tailor, r. 9 Middle
HultUen Jolm.sbutupooer Hammam Baths, r. 81 Fourth
Hultiiig Frederick B., druggist A. Bottanzi, r. SE cor
Third and Folsom
Hulton JamcBH., policeman, r. 1134 McAllleter
Hultquist Sophia, domestic 629 Greenwich
Hultzinan , carpenter, r. 652 Market
Hulz August, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Humberstone Lou, widow, r. 1118 Valencia
Humbert Joseph, liquor saloon, 120 Montgomery Av,
r. Broadway, brt Dupont and Stockton
Humbert M. Miss, teacher music, r. 225 Second
Humbert Pierre A., mining expert, r. S 8 Twenty-third,
bet Valencia and Mission
Humble Harry R., manager Bradley & Rulofson, r.
1121 Taylor
Huinboltlt Brovery, William Noethig proptr,
18;« Mission
Humboldt Charles, plumber Patrick Brady, r. 1326
Folsom
Humboldt Copper Mining Co. (Humboldt Co., Nev.)
328 Montgomery, room 20
Humboldt Hall, cor Mission and Erie
Humboldt Hotel, Weber & Marin proptrs, 231 and 233
Fifteenth
Humboldt House, Durein Brothers proptrs, 1309 and
1311 Stockton
Hiunboldt Livery Stables, Ahimaaz B. Smith proptr,
1209 Folsom
Humboldt Mining Co. (Mono Co., Oal.) William Letts
Oliver secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 13
Huinboltlt Savings and Loan Society, Adolph
C. Weber president, Adolph Hartmann secretary,
18 Geary
Humboldt Steamship Co., Searles & Stone
agents, 22 Calitoruia
Humboldt Wharf, Spear, bet Folsom and Harrison,
formerly Rincon Point
Humboldt AVUarf AVareliouse, J. W. Cox & Co.
proptrs. Spear, bet Folsom and Harrison
Humbrecht Nicolas, gardener Charles Pouyallet
Hume Charles, tanner, r. Sixth Av,betQ and R, South
S. F.
Hume George W., shipping and commission merchant,
318 Front, r. Oakland
Hume R. D. & Co. (Robert D. Hume and Samuel
Elmore) salmon packers and commission mer-
chants, 309 and 311 Sacramento
Hume Robert D. (R. D. Hume & Co.) r. Oakland
Hume Thomas J., salesman Jeflfress & Moore, r. 1510
Polk
Hume William, salmon canner, r. 803 Hyde
Hiiinel Louis, tanner, r. Franconia House
Humerick John, butcher, r. 1635 Eddy
Hummel Charles, laborer, r. 407 Pacific
Hummel Elizabeth, dojnestic 1019 Sutter
Hummel George, dry and fancy goods, 1432 and 1434
Market, r. 5 Guerrero
Hummel John, furniture, 257 Fourth, r. 812 Folsom
Hummel Lizzie, domestic 915 Geary
Hummel Valentine, cook, r. 405 Montgomery Av
Humnieltenberg Monroe, foreman machine shop Gol-
den State and Miners' Iron Works, r. 1933 Jessie
Humorist (weekly) Max Burckhardt editor and
proptr, 622 Clay, room 12
Hunipert Frederick C, carriage painter, r. 1142 Fol-
som
Humphrey Augustus, driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 532
Natoma
Humphrey Charles, r. 319 Stockton
Humphrey Charles F., captain Quartermasters' dept
U. 8. A., Presidio Reservation
Humphrey Charles S., engraver Randolph jc Co., r.
600 Bush
Humphrey David J., seaman, r. 134 Folsom, rear
Humphrey George, r. Oil Valencia
Humphrey George, painter Edward M. Gallagher
Humphrey George, plumber and gasfitter, r. 1012
Mission
Humphrey Horace Jr., r. 1310 California
Humphrey James, r. 534 Minna
Humphrey James, groceries and liquors, 516 Geary
Humphrey James H., salesman Methodist Book De-
pository, r. 1012 Mission
Humphrey Mary, widow, assistant Hayes Valley
Grammar School, r. 126 J4 Rose Av
Humphrey John, tailor, 227 Hayes
Humphrey Nathaniel G., painter, r. E 8 San Brono
Road, South S. F.
Humphrey Omar G., painter Edward M. Gallagher
Humphrey Patrick H., pbyaiclan and surgeon, 212
Kearny, r. 2101 Steiner
Humphrey Thomas H., civil engineer, r. 1012 Mission
Humphrey W., capitalist, r. Hubbard House
Humphreys Alfred L., bookkeeper J. B. Owen, r. 707
Chestnut
Humphreys Arthur, painter, r. 446 Brannan
Humphreys John, laborer Donley & Jaques, r. 7 Dike-
man PI
Humphreys John, stevedore Chase & Wolflf, r. 1»4 Fol.
Humphreys John T., attorney at law, office and r. 515
Kearny
Humphreys Julius, r. 707 Chestnut
Humphreys Kate, domestic 2209 Jackson
Humphreys Laura A. Miss, assistant North Cosmopol-
itan Grammar School, r. 707 Chestnut
Humphie.vs .Mary A. Miss, assistant North Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. 707 Chestnut
HumiJhreys Richard T., captain schr Granger No. 2,
r. 515 Chestnut
Humphreys Samuel, carpenter, r. 1412 Howard
Humphreys William F., attorney at law, 234 Mont-
gomery, room 7, r. 121 Cedar Av
Humphreys AVilliam J., cook, r. 34 Austin
Humphreys William P., civil engineer, 629 Washing-
ton, r. NE cor Hyde and Chestnut
Hurapke George W., sawyer, r. 549 Tehama
Hunburg Hans, seaman schr Edith, Beale St. Wharf
Hund John, bartender Ernest Luesmann, r. 1421 Ma-
son
Hundmann Henry, butcher Dunphy & Hildreth, r.
Fifth Av Hotel, South S. F.
Hundesser Charles A. L., agent, r. 805Jj Geary
Hundesser Otto W. C, bookkeeper Kragen & Gelst, r.
2650 Folsom, rear
Huneman Herman, engineer Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 451 First
Hunke Frederick P., machinist Pac. Barrel and Keg
Factory, r. 145 Valencia
Hunken John H., driver Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1719 Post
Hiuioldstein Christ., r. 710 Commercial
Hunsinger Sarah A., widow, r. 937 Sutter
Hiinsou Peter, mate stmr Mount Eden, Larue's Wharf
Hunt , r. 3G Clay
Hunt A. B., attorney at law, 302 Montgomery, room
31 r. 120 Ellis
Hunt Abbie L. Miss, assistant Market St. Primary
School, r. 59 Tehama
Hunt Alice Mrs., actress, r. 835 Mission
Hunt Caleb R., teamster, r. NW cor Fovirth and Free-
Ion
Hunt Caroline L. Miss, assistant Girls' High School,
r. 24 Hawthorne
Hunt Charles, r. 620 Merchant
Hunt Charles, caulker, r. 334 Bryant rear
Hunt Charles, longshoreman, r. 20 Clay
Hunt Charles E., shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 14 Wash-
ington Av
Hunt Charles E.
Hunt Charles F,
Bluxome
Hunt C. R., laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.
Hunt C. S., capitalist, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Hunt David W., r. 241 Hayes
Hunt Dennis D., manager Folsom St. Pharmacy,
SE cor Folsom and Fifth, r. 305 Fifth
Hunt E., widow, r. 224 Third
Hunt Edward, Stone Cutters' Pro. Assn., 818 Howard
Hunt Edwin, manuf windmills, r. 1211 M Bush
Hunt Eugene W., furnished rooms, 1021 J<S Market
Hunt Frank P., painter P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r. 4 Ber-
nard
Hunt Frederick, carpenter, r. 68 Brady
Hunt George E. P., captain tug AmeUa, S. F. Steam-
boat and Transportation Co., r. 835 Mission
Hunt George H. (George H. Hunt k Co.) r. 912 Wash.
Hunt George H. & Co. (George H. Hunt) stockbrokers,
209 Sansome
Hunt George W., entry clerk W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 706)^ Pine
Hunt Harry, bartender John Reddy. r. SW cor Beale
and Bryant
Hunt Henry B. (Moore, Hunt & Co.) r. 409 Tyler
Hunt Herbert, master schr Robert and Minnie, r. 394
Ninth
Hunt H. L., r. 23 Kearny
Hunt James, laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR. r.
330 Ritch
Hunt James, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. SE
cor Fillmore and Fellj '
photographer, r. 236 Ji Sixth
. drayman Baker & Hamilton,
r. 22
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Hunt James, stationery, 1738 Market
Hunt James H., coachman John J. Marks, r. SW cor
Haight and Pierce
Hunt James 8., shipcalker, r. 318 Seventh
Hunt Jane, widow, r. 1921 Jessie
Hunt Jane G.Mrs., furnished rooms, 7 Montgomery Av
Hunt John, teamster Emijire Br wery, r. 63 Everett
Hunt John Jr., judge Superior Court, Depart-
ment No. 5, chambers 42— i4 Montgomery Block,
r. 1521 California
Hunt John D., office 513 California, r. 24 Hawthorne
Hunt Jiihn E., wheelwright William A. Mowry, r. 669
Clementina
Hunt John F., calker Middlemas & Boole, r. 32 Kausch
Hunt John H., delivery clerk Post Office, r. 1435 Pine
Hunt. John L. (Hunt it Co.) r. 24 Hawthorne
Hunt John M., cook M. J. McDermott, r. 703 Howard
Hunt Jonathan (Jonathan Hunt, Son & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Hiiiit Jonatlian, Son <Se Co. (Jonathan and
Samuel O. Hunt, and Thomas A. Mitchell) man-
agers Pacific Insurance Agency, 313 California
Hunt .Margaret R., widow, housekeeper 1030 Folsom
Hunt Mark, r. 106 Twenty-fourth
Uuut Mary, widow, r. 20 Stockton
Hunt JIary Mrs., furnished rooms, r. 9;!7 Sutter
Hunt Mary L. Miss, saleslady Fratinger & Noll, r. 24
Anna
Hunt Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Cassius
Hotel
Hunt M. J. Mrs,, widow, r. 24 Anna
Hunt R. H. H., inventor, 22 Montgomery, r. 1325
Mission
Hunt Ronaldson, clerk, r. 1405 Taylor
lliiut Rufus, teamster, r. 236 Sixteenth
Jfunt Sarah, widow, r. SE cor Fell and Fillmore
Hunt Samuel O. (Jonathan Hunt, Son & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Hunt Simon, carpenter, r. 16 Howard
Hunt 8. M., r. 519 Jones
Hunt W., janitor Industrial School
Hunt William, r. 165 Silver
Hunt William, boots and shoes, NE cor Fillmore and
Filbert
Hunt William, laborer St. Mary's Hospital
Hunt Williauj, laborer, r. 21 Fulton
Hunt William, waiter Lick House
Hunt William B., salesman R. A. Swain & Co., r. 1405
Clay
Hunt William B., melter, melter and refiner's dept
U. S. Mint, r. 1021 M Market
Hunt William B. Jr., assistant Free Public Library,
r. 1021 J^ Market
Hunt William M., salesman O'Connor, Mofiatt & Co,,
r. 235 Kearny
Hunt & Co. (John L. Hunt) stockbrokers, 513 Cali-
fornia
Hunteniaun Christopher A., bartender Henry Evers,
r. 1617 Dupont
Huntemanu Diedrich, butcher E. Trittenbach, r. 1617
Dupont
Hunteniaun Marie, domestic 2441 California
Hunteuberg August, r. NE cor Drumm and Sacra-
mento
Hunter A.,r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hunter Alexander Mrs., widow, r. 1434 California
Hunter Benjamin C., furniture, 1618 Polk
Hunter Benjamin R., molder Byron Jackson, r. 741
Guerrero
Hunter C. C, r. 411 Sansome
Hunter David, r. 313 Sutter
Hunter David, real-estate, r. NWcor Van Ness Av and
Ellis
Hunter David, plasterer, r. 6'23}iS IjOcuBt Av
Hunter David H., bootblack Stable te Bemhard, r. 6
Scott PI
Hunter David H., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 612
Filbert
Hunter Edward, collector Wheaton & Schrivner, r.
133 J< Lnngtou
Hunter Eli M., carpenter, r. 29 Harriet
Hunter Elizabeth, widow, dressmaker, r. 519 Sixth
Hunter Frank, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N s Six-
teenth Av. bet Railroad Av and L, South S. F.
Hunter George E., mining speculator, r. 623 Kearny
Hunter George Z., physician, SE cor Market and
Spear, r. 17 Dupont
Hunter Henry, engineer, r. 427 Francisco
Hunter Henrv J., machinist coiner's dept TT. S. Mint,
r. 102(i McAllister
Hunter Hugh, teamster J. Morton & Co., r. 2012
Powell
Hunter James, carriagewasber St. Lawrence Livery
Stable, r. 423 Bush
Hunter James, ganger, 323 Front, r. Alameda
Hunter James, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Hunter James A., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 321 Sutter
Htmter James C, first officer Pacific Coast 8S. Vic-
toria, Vallejo St. Wharf
Hunter James G., machinist, r. 719 Valencia
Hunter James G., mate stmr Alexander Duncan, Har-
rison St. Wharf
Hunter John Mrs., r. 6 Martha PI
Hunter John, farmer, r. N b Fifteenth A v, bet L and
M, South S. F.
Hunter John, second engineer Pacific Mail SS.Austra-
lia
Hunter John, steward ship Helen Map, Vallejo St.
Wharf
Hunter John, waiter Crystal Dining Booms, 719 Mar-
ket
Hunter John J., salesman C. F. Richards & Co., r.
355 First
Hunter Joseph B., surveyor, r. \Q% Gilbert
Hunter Mary P., widow, r. 1216 Washington
Hunter Nathiaiiiel, secretary Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Children, and Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, 614 Mer-
chant, r. 1001 Capp
Hunter Philip 8., salesman C. F". BicbBrds'& Co., r.
611 Pine
Hunter Robert, porter Lewis & Harris, r. 735 Ma-
son
Hunter Robert A., clerk Edward F. Hall & Co., p. 1312
Green
Hunter Robert E., cardriver, r. 910 Natoma
Hunter Robert P., watchman, r. 12 Noe
Hunter Sarah A., widow, r. 1312 Green
Hunter Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Hunter Thomas J., r. 528 Bush
Hunter William (Hunter h Shackleford) r. Menio
Park
Hunter William, carpenter, r. 16 Antonia
Hunter William, captain stmr D. £. Knight, Orcen
St. Wharf
Hunter William, laborer 8. F. Cordage Co., r. Six.
teenth Av, nr Railroad Av, South 8. F.
Hunter William T. .assistant License Collector,r. 2926
Clay
Hunter «& SliAckleford (William Hunter and
Thomas J. Shackleford) brick manufs (Ravens-
wood, San Mateo Co.) office 310 Pine, room 40
Hunterman Henry, butcher, r. First Avenue Exchange
Hotel, South S. F.
Hiintington Colis P. (Huntington, Hopkins & Co.) r.
New York
Huntington Elmer C, patternmaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 317 Barrison
Huntington Frank A., proptr Globe Iron Works, 143
and 145 Fremont, r. Oakland
Huntington George W., engineer, r. 322 Third
Huntington Harvey S., bookkeeper Globe Iron Works,
r. 351 First
Hnntinffton, Hopkins <fc Co. (C. P. Hunting-
ton, Charles Miller, Albert Gallatin, and W. R. S.
Foye) importers and jobbers hardware and met-
als, junction Bush and Market, and 54 E, Sacra,
mento City
Huntington John, merchant, r. 232 Oherubusco
Huntington Thomas, first officer Pacific Coast 88. An-
con, r. 41 South Park
Huntington T. J. (Huntington & Kerrigan) r. 236
Brannan
Huntington WiUard V., director Central Pac. RR.
and leased lines, NE cor Fourth and Townsend, r.
Palace Hotel
Huntington William, contractor and builder, r. 1060
Howard
Huntington & Kerrigan (T.J. Huntington and P. Ker-
rigan) liquor saloon, 236 Brannan
Huntley A. M. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 1211 Tyler
Huntley Frank P., reporter Saturday Local, r. 120
Capp
Huntley William H., drayman Steele, Elder & Co., r.
r26 Second
Hunton Charles T., ambulance driver Alms House
Hunton Logan, collector Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 1317 Larkin
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Huntoon Isaac V., with Wellman, Peck & Co., r. 1317
California
Huntsman George H. (J. W. Davidson & Co.) r. Eu-
rope
Huntting Willis C, clerk Marder, Luse & Co., r. 1339
Piue
HiintzBcb Moritz, typecaster Painter & Co., r. SW cor
Dupont and Filbert
Huppert Henry, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf .
Co., r.51 Shipley
Huppert Thomas, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Mauuf .
Co., r. 51 Shipley
Huppert William V., upholsterer Cal. Furniture
Manuf. Co., r. 51 Shipley
Huppert. See Hubbard and Hubbert
Hurd Byron, bartender Maurice N. Perrault, r. 25Ji{
Stockton
Hurd Charles, laborer Edward Bangs & Co., r. Termi-
nal Hotel
Hurd Josiah M., compositor Evening Post, r. Oakland
Hurd M. S., clerk general freight office Central Pac.
Rll., r. Oakland
Hurd William, clerk Redington & Co., r. 25J6 Stock.
Hurd. See Heard, Herd, Herde and Hird
Hurdle Thomas, watertender Oregon SS. George W.
Elder
Hurewitj! Philip, clerk D. Mendelsohn, r. 1633 Geary
Hurlbert B«-njamin F., clerk W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 27 Cook
Hurlbert GustavuB G., ironer S.F. Laundry, r. 27 Cook
Hurlbrink Ernest J., liquor saloon, 521 First
Hurlburt George C, journalist S. F. News Letter, r.
821 Green
Hurlburt Jefferson, r. 814 Montgomery
Hurlbnt C. R., assistant attorney Board of Trade
of S. F., 202 Market, r. 600 Sutter
Hnrlbut Eldivin T. M., physician, 850 Market,
r. 600 Sutter
Hurlbut John, tloorhandPac. Oil and Lead Works, r.
17 M Clinton
Hurlbut Reuben P., carpenter, r. E a California Av,
nr Esmeralda Av, B. H.
Hurlbut. Sec Hurlbert, Hurlburt and Hulbert
Hurlbutt James M., hamessmaker William Davis, r.
2821 Mission
Hurley Charles, laborer E. V. Hathaway, r. 120 Hayes
Hurley Charles, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1 Sheridan, rear
Hui'ley Charles P., salesman Verdier, Moreau jc Co.,
r. 504 Jackson
Hurley Cornelius, bookkeeper, r. 614 Webster
Hurley Daniel, bottler Boca Brewing Co., r. 531 Mis-
sion
Hurley Daniel, finisher Milo P. Holmes, r. 417Natoma
Hurley Daniel, carpenter, r. 62 J^ West Mission
Hurley Daniel, gardener, r. Lombard, bet Polk and
Van Ness Av
Hurley Daniel, laborer, r. 406 Tehama
Hurley Dennis, r. 240 Ritch
Hurley Dennis J., stairbullder, 136 Main, r. 205
Fourth
Hurley Ellen, domestic 122 Turk
Hurley Ellen, widow, r. 8 s Valley, bet Sanchez and
Church
Hurley Ellen Miss, shirtmaker, r. 417 Natoma
Hurley George, vaqucro, r. 12 Alabama
Hurley Hannah, widow, r. 24 Hunt
Hurley Honora Miss, ruchingmaker, r. 417 Natoma
Hurley James, r. 165 Silver
Hurley James, r. 222 J4 Fourth
Hurley James, cokeman S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works, r. N s Shasta, bet Illinois and Michigan
Hurley James, laborer Southern Pac. RR., r. 1476 Har-
rison
Hurley James, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Hurley James M., manuf doors, sashes, and blinds,
SW cor Bryant and Fifth, r. 8E cor Third and
Clementina
Hurley Jennie M. A. Miss, principal Spring Valley
Primary School, r. 1916 Pacific Av
Hurley Jeremiah, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 544
Bryant
Hurley Johanna cook 836 O'Farrell
Hurley John, r. German Hotel
Hurley John, butcher, r. Twelfth Av, bet N and P,
South S. F.
Hurley John, fruit peddler, r. NW cor Arlington and
Miguel, Fairmount Tract
Hurley Joha, laborer, r. 10 De Boom
Hurley John, laborer, r. 363 Natoma
Hurley John, miller, r. 1211 Steiner
Hurley John, peddler, r. 21 Sherwood PI
Hurley John, teamster, r. 1302 Jacksnn
Hurley John, upholsterer St. Mary's Hospital
Hurley Kate Miss. r. SW cor Greenwich and Sansome
Hurley Maggie G. Miss, teacher, r. 1916 Pacific Av
Hurley Mamie E. Miss, assistant Washington Gram-
mar School, r. 1916 Pacific Av
Hurley Margaret E., widow, r. 614 Grove
Hurley Mark, laborer, r. 417 Natoma
Hurley Mary, widow, r. 21 Sherwood PI
Hurley Mary A.. Mrs., r. 9 Oak Grove Av, rear
Hurley Mary J. Mrs., laundress Occidental Hotel
Hurley Mercy G., widow, nurse, r. 2 Torrens Court
Hurley Michael, horseshoer, r. 417 Natoma
Hurley Michael, laborer, r. 406 Tehama
Hurley Michael, liquor saloon, 213 Sixth
Hurley Michael, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works, r. 126 Gilbert
Hurley Michael G., blacksmith Bernard Gallagher, r.
208 Fourth
Hurley Michael P., assistant jailor County Jail, r. 417
Natoma
Hurley Patrick, engineer California St. RR., r. 1301
Larkin
Hurley Pat ick, groceries and liquors, W s Nebraska,
nr Twenty-sixth
Hurley Patrick, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Hurley Patrick, laborer, r. San Bruno Road, nr Cort-
land Av
Hurley Patrick, laborer, r. 231 Clara
Hurley Patrick, laborer, r. 7385^ Clementina
Hurley Patrick, shoemaker Moore & Murphy, r. 914^
Harrison
Hurley Patrick D., carpenter, r. 1916 Pacific Av •— ^
Hurley Patrick D., laborer, r. 514 Webster
Hurley R., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Hurley Thomas, hostler Market St. RR., r. 104 First Av
Hurley Thomas, laborer, r. 410 Sixth, rear
Hurley Thomas, laborer Southern Pac. RR.
Hurley Timothy, laborer, r. 410 M Natoma
Hurley William, housemover, r. S s Valley, bet San-
chez and Church
Hurley William, laborer, r. E s Illinois, bet Napa and
Butte
Hurley William, longshoreman, r. W B Tennessee,
bet Mariposa and Solano
Hurley William, pressman Francis, Valentine & Co.,
r. 518 Howard
Hurlock Benjamin, engineer Chase & Wolflf, r. 103
Natoma
Hurney John, foreman Buckingham & Hecht, r. 17
Haight
Hurrish Aaron, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Hurry Amos, coppersmith, r. 507 Mission
Hurson John, laundryman Occidental Laundry, r. N B
Moulton, bet Buchanan and Webster
Hurst Alvin, engineer Cal. Electric Light Co., r. 610
Fourth
Hurst Charles, waiter Charles Fowler, r. 536 Pacific
Hurst Daniel, carpenter, r. 1 Glover ->
Hurst Eliza, widow, r. 1 Glover
Hurst E. T., assistant engineer Pacific Mall SS. Da-
kota
Hurst James, hostler David Stewart, r. 134)4 Seventh
Hurst. See Hearst
Hurtado Iguacio, compositor El Tecolote, r. 430)4
Green
Hurtado Nicolas, saddlemaker, r. 2 St. Charles PI
Hurtane Marianne, domestic 922 Jackson
Hurtel Clementina, widow, r. 729 Geary
Hurtzig William F. N., clerk William J. Bryan, r. 430
Geary
Hurula Thomas, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Husband M. H. Mrs., widow, r. 214 Powell
Huser Marie, laimdresB John B. Gsssmann, r. 406
Union
Husiug Albert, groceries and liquors, NE cor MisBion
and Fifth, r. 518 Capp
Husing Caroline, widow, r. 3 Church Lane
Husing Diedrich, engineer Wool Agency Warehouse,
r. 14 M Moss
Husing Frederick, tailor, r. 54 Quinn
Husing Henry, bookbinder Althof & Bahls, r. 671
Minna
Husing Martin (Husing & Brede) r. NE cor Mfint-
gomery and Broadway
Husing Rathye (Schwarta & Husing) r. 2203 Mission
Husing & Brede (Martin Husing and Frederick Brede)
groceries and liquors, NE cor Broadway and Mont.
f\rf\ XL I f^\ Ani/ ®*5 MARKET, wholesale and
utU. W. LLAnK, Interior Decorator. Sa
retail dealer in PAPER HAWGTWGS
all kinds of Window Shade
Material and Fixtui-e«,
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
TTHOIiESALS:
HARDTTARE,
Corner market and Front Streets.
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Hussey Albion C, carpeuter and builder, 618 Califor-
nia, r. NE cor Twentieth and Mission
Hussey Celeste B. Miss, milliner, 845 Valencia, r. 2336
Mission
Hussey Consolidated Mining Co., Edward M. Hall sec-
retarj-, 20 S. F. Stock Exchange Building
Hussey Daniel, brickmason, r. lOllNatoma, rear
Hussey Edward, cook schr Fanny Gillmore, Pacific
St. Wharf
Hussey Eugenia Mrs., r. 803 Bush
Hussey Frank, longshoreman, r. SW cor Jackson and
Drumm
Hussey Frank, seaman schr Sophia Johnson, Green
St. Wharf
Hussey Frank W. (Union Pacific Transfer Co) r. 326
Green
Hussey Frederick H., clerk, r. 813 Twentieth
HuBsey George V., carpenter, r. 170G Larkin
Hussey Henry J., spoon oarmaker, r. 1020 Twentieth
Hussey H. M. Mrs., widow, r. 124 Bartlett
Hussey Horace P. (H. P. Hussey * Co.) r. 1222 Pine
Hussey H. P. & Co. (Horace P. Hussey) im-
porting and commission merchants, 205 Front
Hussey James I^., mining, 102 Montgomery,
room 20, r. 813 Hyde
Hussey J. G., r. Occidental Hotel
Hussey Joseph mining, 318 Pine, room 13, r. 923
Hyde
Hussey Lawrence, laborer, r. 242 Perry
Hussey M., molder. and extraman Hook and Ladder,
Ho. 1, S. F. F. v., r. 22 O'Farrell
Hussey Margaret Miss, r. 22 Everett
Hussey Mary, widow, r. 715 Eddy
Hussey Michael, special policeman, r. 5 Ewer PI
Hussey Morris F., teamster Lobos Square Packing
House, r. 1304 Vallejo
Hussey Patrick J., r. 518 Green
Hussey Sarah A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1706 Larkin
Hussey Sarah D., widow, upholsterer Cal. Furniture
Manuf. Co., r. 11 Hampton PI
Hussey Simon, laborer, r. 326 Green
Hussey Simon A., passenger agent Michigan Central
BK., and school director, r. 325 Filbert, rear
Hussey Uldric J., clerk M. J. McDonald, r. 3 Glen
Park Av
Hussey W. H. H., clerk Custom House, r. Oakland
HufiHinger Mary, domestic 820 Geary
HuMHon Paul, wholesale sheep butcher, NE cor
Fifth and Railroad Avs, South S. F., office 535
Clay r. 841 Howard
Husson Urbin, lodgings, 919 Clay
Husted Alaiison, law and collection office, 331
Montgomery, room 14, r. 423 O'Farrell
Husted Fredericlt M., attorney at law, 606 Mont-
gomery, room 4, r. Berkeley
Husted Mary, widow, r. 629 Fulton
Husted Montgomery, carpenter, r. 12 Bourbin PI
Husted 0.,r. 227 Geary
Husted. See Huested
Hustedt Henry (Mattfeldt & Hustedt] r. 20 Frederick
Hustedt John, clerk John G. Druhe, r.l334 Howard
Huster Frank, brewer Humboldt Brewery, r. 1839
Mission
Huston (ieorge M., r. 543 Jessie
Huston Henry, tanner, r. 15 Clinton
Huston John, miner, r. Lick House
Huston. See Hewston and Houston
Hutaff Henry W., saloon keeper, r. 1507 Post
Hutchings Adela Miss, r. 1512 Jones
Hutchings Daniel F., marine surveyor California In-
surance Co. (and Hutchings & Co.) r. Oakland
Hutchings Frank J., salesman Heynemann & Co., r.
1512 Jones
Hutchln^fs James (of Yoscmite Valley) collector
forest tree seeds, 120 Sutter, room 70, r. 1718 Pine
HutcUiiiifs & Co. (Daniel F. Hutchings and Da-
vid M. Dunne) proptrs Phoenix Oil Works, 517
Front
Butchins Ada Mrs., publisher and proptr The Repor-
ter, 609 Sacramento, r. 808 Twentieth
Hutchins Charles W., money-order clerk Post Office,
r. SW cor Hyde and Sutter
Hutchins Cliauncey B., physician S. F. Female
Hospital, office and r. 236 Taylor
Hutchins Edward P., mining engineer, 240 Montgom-
ery, room 3, r. 731 Pine
Hutchins Francis H., with Berry & Place r. 2 Farren
Av
Hutchins George, stockbroker, Pacific Stock Exchange,
r. Oakland
Hutchins James M. dentist, office and r. 737 Market
Hutchins J. M., mining, r. 108 Ellis
Hutchins Lemuel W. (Hutchins & Richardson) r. SW
cor Bryant and Twenty-fourth
Hutchins Reuben F., carpenter, r. Mission Road opp
St. Mary's College
Hutchins S. W., r. Helvetia Hotel
Hutchins & Richardson (Lemuel W. Hutchins and
Samuel W. Richardson) groceries and liquors,
SW corner Bryant and Twenty-fourth
Hutchinson , salesman, r. 437 Eddy
Hutchinson Alexander S., porter George Dawson &
Co., r. 215^ Perry
Hutchinson Alviuza A., furnished rooms. 310 Stockton
Hutchinson Annie, domestic 923 Jackson
Hutchinson Champion I. (Hutchinson & Maun) r.922
Van Ness Av
Hutchinson C. J., carpenter R. H. Herbert, r. 17 Stev.
Hutchinson Consolidated Mining Co. (Mono Co.. Cal.)
Butler Burris secretary, 2 Nevada Block
Hutchinson David, lodgings, 624 Commercial
Hutchinson David S., dentist Charles E. Blake, r. 105
Grove
HutcUinsou Ely I., attorney at law, 604 Eearuy.
r. 922 Van Ness Av
Hutchinson Frederick W. (Wilson & Hutchinson) r.
1620 Jackson
Hutchinson Gardiner S.(Morison, Hutchinson & Co.)
r. New York
Hutchinson Hayward M. (Hutchinson, Kohl, Philip-
peus & Co.) r. Washington, D. C.
Hutchiuson Henry L. (Fairbanks & Hutchinson) r.
Oakland
Hutchinson H. M. Mrs., r. 19 Oak
Hutchinson H. T., r. 320 Ellis
Hutchinson James, shoemaker, r. 48 Seventh
Hutchinson James 8., cashier Sather & Co., r. 1910
Howard
Hutchinson Jane, widow, r. 16 Ritch
Hutchinson Johanna, janitress Broadway Primary
School
Hutchinson John, broker, r. 625^ Clay
Hutchinson John D., stockbroker, 5 Merchants' Ex-
change Building, r. 545 Seventeenth
Hutchinson John J., collector Morning Call, r. 1523
Leavenworth
Hutchinson Joseph, r. 113 Ritch
Hutchinson Joseph, r. SW cor Fifteenth and Howard
Hutchiuson Joseph, mining, r. 324 Sutter
Hutchinson Joseph, student Mastick, Belcher & Mas-
tick, r. 1910 Howard
Hutchiuson, Kohl, Philippeus «Sc Co. (Hay-
ward M. Hutchinson, William Eohl, Alexander
Philippeus, John F. Miller, Louis Slogs, Lewis
Gerstle, Simon Greenewald, Mark Livingston,
Gustave Niebaum, and August Wassermau) ship-
ping merchants and wholesale fur dealers, 310
and 312 Sausome
Hutchiuson Leroy T., oil hats, etc., r. SE co» Bartlett
and Twenty-second
Hutchinson Michael, stableman Pac. Transfer Co., r.
79 Stevenson, rear
Hutchinson Myron, salesman More, Reynolds k Co.,
r. 912 Howard
Hutchinson Patrick, carpenter Pblneas Haskell, r.
519 Folsom
Hutchinson Patrick, carpenter, r. 14 Bryant At
Hutchiuson Patrick, miner, r. 742 Minna
Hutchiuson R., driver Omnibus RR.
Hutchinson Richard, produce commission merchant,
122 Clay, r. 1103 Montgomery
Hutchinson Stephen, with D. M. Hosmer k Co., r.
1836 Powell
Hutchinson Thomas (Hamilton k Hutchinson) r. 445
Minna
Hutchinson T. R., salesman W. & I. Steinhart k Co.,
r. Oakland
Hutchinson William, r. 21554 Perry
Hutchinson William (Ross & Hutchinson) r. 244
Stevenson
Hutchinson William, barber Adam Erbe
Hutchiuson William, capitdlist, r. 19 Oak
Hutchinson William A., miner, r. 211 Seventh
Hutchinson & Mann (C. I. Hutchinson and
Henry U. Mann) insurance agents, and commis-
sion merchants, office 322 and 324 CaliforiUa, and
302 and 304 Sansome
Hutchison William, butcher Miller k Lux, r. First
Avenue Exchange Hotel, South 8. F.
Hutchison WiUiam, furnished rooms, 716 Stockton
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY P^"'"P**"Sfc*3«o<';.e?'-|J'''-"''«'''"9
I MArnnMnilPU importer of and DEAUSR IX COAL AND PIG IRON,
J. ITIHllUUniUUUn, 41 market street, corner Spear.
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Huth Carl, bootmaker, 729 Union
Huth Charles, bartender John Wessell, r. 8E cor
Powell and Union
Huth John, emi)loyee Pioneer Malt House
Hutin Frank, laundryinan Lick House
Hntsford , r. NK cor Haight and Fillmore
Hutson Nathaniel. te:vm8ter 8. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 1:^25 J^ Natoma
Hutter J. & Co. (John Hutter and H. Weill) liquor
saloon, 65 Fourth
Hutter John (J. Hutter & Co.) r. 221 Jessie
Huttln A. H., special policeman U. S. Marine Hos-
pital, Presidio Reservation
Hutton Annie .Miss, dressmaker, r. N s Seventeenth,
bet Noe and Castro
Hutton Bessie Miss, dressmaker, r. N B Seventeenth,
bet Noe and Castro
Hutton Frank W., compositor Donald Bruce, r. N s
Seventeenth, bet Noe and Castro
Hutton Henry W., assistant engineer Pacific Mail SS.
City of Panama, r. N s Seventeenth, bet Noe and
Castro
Hutton J. A. Miss, assistant Eighth St. Grammar
School, r. 626 Shotwell
Hutton James H., corporal police City Hall, r. 1131
McAllister
Hutton John, engineer ^tna Iron Works, r. N s Seven-
teenth, bet Noe and Castro
Hutton John, salesman Richard P. Tenney, r. 626
Shotwell
Huwe William, carpenter, r. 409 Grove
Hvorslev Peter, bootmaker F. Siefski, r. 240 Sixth
Hyams Annie, widow, r. 984 Harrison
Hyams Brothers (Edward and William) Importers,
manufs. and wholesale clothiers, 109 Sansome
Hyams Charles, clerk Hyams Brothers, r. 931 Post
Hyams Edward (Hyams Brothers) r. 931 Post
Hyams George J. S., gents' clothing and furnishing
goods, .547 Washington, r. 1621 Turk
Hyams Isaac, assistant bookkeeper Nast, Greenzweig
& Co.. r. 318 Fulton
Hyams R. Mrs., r. 315 Tyler
Hyains Solomon, printer, r. 1621 Turk
Hyams William (Hyams Brothers) r. New York
Hyatt Antonio, carpenter Sandford M. Hills, r. 1014
Clay
Hyatt John B., capitalist, r. 816 Jackson
Hyatt Louis, r. 309 Clementina
Hyatt T. H. Jr., shorthand reporter, 604 Merchant,
room 15
Hyde Charles (Hyde & Casey) r. 711 Geary
Hyde Frances (widow) r. 314 Treat Av
Hyde Frank S., student Heald's Business College, r.
1.32 McAllister
Hyde Frederick A.(Mullan k Hyde) r. 317 Geary
Hyde George, attorney at law, r. 1913 Franklin
Hyde George E.. foreman machinist Pac. Rolling
Mill, r. E 8 Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
Hyde Henry C, attorney at law, 411 }^ California,
room l.'S, r. San Rafael
Hyde Isaac, executor estate R. B.Woodward, presi-
dent City RB. Co., and manager What Cheer
House, 529 Sat-rainento, r. Oakland
Hyde John A., captain schr Express, r. 1206 Leav.
Hyde Lawrence, salesman K. Menssdorfifer, r. 1211
Clay
Hyde Michael, real-estate, r. N 8 Twenty-seventh,
bet Mission and Howard
Hyde Michael J, driver Fifth St. branch Market St.
RR.,r. Stanford Hotel
Hyde Michael J., hremanstmr Enterprise, r. 314 Treat
Av
Hyde O. Mrs., r. fi Turk
Hyde Oliver, lieutenant U. S.Navy,r. 918 Van NessAv
Hyde Philip, drayman Richards & Harrison, r. 750
Folsom
Hyde R., r. 918 Van Ness Av
Hyde William H., housemover, 645 Mission, r. 1837
Mission
Hyde & Casey (Charles Hyde and James Casey) wood
and coal, 310 Leavenworth
Hydeeliff Michael J., assistant superintendent Cen-
tral Gardens, r. 1411 Devisadero
Hyden William, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Hydraulic Mining Assn, John Derby secretary, 320
Sansome, room 24
Hydro-Carbonized Block Paven»ent Co.,
Philip Caduc president, works S 8 Berry, bet Fifth
and Sixth, otfice 513 Montgomery
Hydro-Pneumatic Steam Laundry, Waldron Shear
proptr, 109 Fifteenth
Hyer Henrietta Mrs., r. 147 Third
Hyer. See Heyer
Hygienic Medical and Phrenological Institute, Barlow
J. Smith proptr, 633 California
Hyland Ann, widow, r. 669 Harrison
Hyland Frank, hostler, r. 255 Jessie
Hyland Henry J. (Von Rhein & Hyland) r. NW cor
Coso and Aztec Avs, B. H.
Hyland James, sailmaker, r. 140 Fourth
Hyland James J., brassflnisher Eagle Brass and Bell
Foundry, r. 669 Harrison
Hyland John, laborer Edward Fanning, r. 320 Chest-
nut
Hyland John, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co.
Hyland Joseph B., manager S. F. Trunk Manuf. Co.,
r. 6.54 Mission
Hyland Joseph J., trunkmaker S. F. Trunk Manuf.
Co., r. 6.54 Mission
Hyland Michael, blacksmith, r. Park Hotel
Hyland Michael, laborer, r. 710 Natoma
Hyland Patrick, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
Pacific House
Hyland William, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
2 Sheridan, rear
Hylar John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Cassius
Hotel
Hyman Abram, salesman Sam. Leszinsky b Brother,
r. 606 Broadway
Hyman Albert I., salesman Abraham Levingston, r.
605 Taylor
Hyman Alexander, clerk Frederick C. Kell, r. SW cor
Fourth and Market
Hyman Brothers, merchants (of Honolulu S. I., and
Nevada City, Cal.) office 123 California, room 16
Hyman Davis, tailor Nathan Davis, r. 444 Clementina
Hyman Deborah Miss, assistant Bush St. Primary
School, r. 428 Geary
Hyman Henry W. (Hyman Brothers) r. 1220 Geary
Hyman Isaac, salesman M. Hyman & Co., r. 235 Tyler
Hymau J., r. 905 Market
Hyman Jacob (Lipman & Hyman) r. 1411 Sacramento
Hyman John, boxmaker F. Korbel & Brothers, r. 757
Brannan
Hyman Joseph, barber Leon Hyman, r. 508 M Stev.
Hyman Joseph, dry and fancy goods, 509 and 511
Hayes
Hyman Julius, glazier, r. 439 Clementina
Hyman Julius, shoemaker Hermann Frese, r. 329
Bush
Hyman Lena, widow, r. 313!^ Elm Av
Hyman Leon, barber, 2 Sixth, r. 508)4 Stevenson
Hyman M., r. 564 Stevenson
Hyman M. & Co. (Moses Hyman and Samuel Stiner)
Importers and manufs boys' clothing, 518 Market
and 19 Sutter
Hyman Mary Miss, machine operator, r. 245 Tehama
Hyman Max, salesman, r. 146 "Third
Hyinaa Morris, furniture, 606 Broadway
Hyman Moses (M. Hyman & Co.) r. 906 O'Farrell
Hyman Nathan, barber, 211 Montgomery Av, r. 606
Broadway
Hyman Nathan J., jewelry and fancy goods, 307
Kearny, r. 617 Jones
Hyman Presley C, stock operator, r. 44 Sixth
Hyman Wolf, pawnbroker, 16 Kearny, r. 608 Franklin
Hyman. See Heiman and Heyman
Hymes Oscar, clerk, r. 22 John
Hynard Alonzo P., boarding stable, NW cor Potter
and Mission
Hynes Andrew R., r. 932 Pacific
Hynes Andrew R. Jr.,r. 932 Pacific
Hynes B. Mrs., r. 572 Howard
Hynes Ellen, widow, r. 10 Langton, rear
Hynes James, laborer Magdalen Asylum
Hynes James, shoemaker E. D. Nolan & Co., 71 Stev.
Hynes John, carpenter, r. California Av, bet Godeus
and Eugenia, B. H.
Hynes John, laborer, r. 19 Guerrero
Hynes John, special policeman, r. 15 Howard Court
Hynes Martin, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. NE cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
Hynes Martin, plumber O'Donnell & Cbaloner, r. 10
Langton
Hynes Michael (Granfield & Hynes) r. 1040 H Howard
Hynes Michael, maltster Emi)ire Brewery, 420 Chest-
nut
Hynes Michael J., salesman Verdler, Moreau & Co.,
r. 19 Guerrero
I fillNni ArH Rj CO Growers of and Dealers in FINE WINES.
J> \jlUllL/l-r\Vyll OC \j\J, Corner Market and Second Streets.
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Hynes Thomas, laborer, r. 134 Folsom, rear
Hynes William H., carpenter, r. NW cor Sixteenth
Av and P, South S. F.
Hynes. See Heins, Heintz, Hinds, and Hlnes
Hyneman Samuel, stock operator, 327 Pine, r. 819
Montgomery
Hyners Frank, seaman bark Cyane, Brannan St.
Wharf
Eyslop John, night clerk and 'watchman Merchants'
Exchange Assn, r. 1434 Ellis
Hyslop William, fumishf-d rooms, 135 Tehama
Hyslop William, waiter John H. Schutt, r. 136 First
Ibabba Nicola, fisherman. Front St.Wharf
Ibbach Adolph, toys, 1000 Market
Iburg William M., groceries and liquors, 5 Belden, r.
N s Germania, nr Fillmore
Icard Raymond, butcher Jules Lemaitre, r. 818 Ellis
Ickelheimer Henry, salesman Bloch & Davidson, r.
917 Larkln
Ickelheimer Herman, house and signpainter, 17 Du-
pont, r. 917 Larkin
Ickelheimer Samuel, plumber J. K. Prior, r. 917 Lar-
kin
Icblau Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 19 Elliot Park
Ida Gold nnd Silver Bliiiing: Co. (Bodie, Cal.)
Calvert Meade secretary, 324 Pine, rooms 8 and 9
Idalio Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Eureka
Dist., Nev.) Calvert Meade secretary, 324 Pine,
rooms 8 and 9
Ide Abbott L., proptr California Distributing and
Business Agency, 88 Everett
Ide John W., truukmaker D. S. Martin & Co., r. 88
Everett
Iden Albert, bartender J. F. G. Eggers, r. 104 Welsh
Iden Diedrich, clerk J. G. Waterman, r. SW cor Jack-
son and Montgomery
Iden Dora Miss, r. 1220 Powell
Ider Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
leuch Daniel, restaurant keeper, r. 612 Powell
Igel , peddler, r. 326 Chestnut
IglauiT Joseph, salesman M. Heller & Bros., r. 309
Powell
Iglauer Sigmund, cashier Martin Herman, r. 309 Pow-
ell
Ignacio Antonio J., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 Ji Drumm
Ignacio Camllo, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
416 k Drumm
Ignacio Francisco, master mariner, r. 607 Greenwich
Igo James, dairy, California Av, bet Isabel and Figaro,
B. H.
Igo James, driver James L. Berry, r. 544 Bryant
Igo Patrick, laborer, r. W s McClellan, nr Cortland
Av, B. H.
Igoe Delia, domestic SW cor Castro and Sixteenth
Igstaedter Bernard, manufs' agent, 424 Sacramento, r.
1606 California
Ijams John D., assistant cashier Pacific Bank, r. 927
Tyler
IjamsWilllam E. Rev. , pastor Green St. Congregational
Church, r. 912 Greenwich
Ikeman Joseph E., plasterer, r. 2511 Post
ncen Froderick, commission merchant, 625 Front,
r. 117 Stockton
Ikenberg Saul, clerk Schoenholz Bros. & Co., r. 1913
Fillmore
Dbert Donald, hairpicker Glover k Willcomb, r. 613
Mission
lies Robert, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 526 How-
ard
Ilg Ernst, cari)enter, r. 1132 York
Illustrated Card Co., W. M. Pearsall agent, 6 Post
lis John G., manuf French cooking ranges, and
proptr Jackson Iron Foundry, 814 and 816 Kearny,
r. 531 Jackson
Use William A., assayer Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. Oakland
Imbert Casimir, restaurant, 507 and 509 Pine
Imbert Ferdinand, bartender Joseph Mouthon, r. 508
Bush
Imbert John, porter Frank Lacoste, r. NW cor Du-
pout and Pacific
Imble Isaac, farmer, r. Keystone House
Imbomoni Alberto, painter, r. 9 Union PI
Imbourg Charles, veterinary surgeon, office and r.
308 Sutter
Imbrie Augustus C, assistant engineer S. F. F. D., r.
1309 California
Imelli Max, wines and liquors, 8-51 Market
Imfield Andrew, laborer, r. Helvetia Hotel
Imgarten William, maltster Washington Brewery ,r. 4
Hartman
ImhauB Celestine, widow, r. 18 Hill
ImhauB Emile J. (Imhaus & Triebel) r. 227 Hayes
Imhaus Louis A., salesman Jacob Strahle & Co., r. 18
Hill
Imhaus & Triebel (Emile J. Imhaus and Louis Trie-
bel) hardware and cutlery, 227 Hayes
Imhof Joseph, r. Helvetia Hotel
Imhoflf James H., r. 320 Fifth
Imhoff Samuel G., stoves and tinware, 319)4 Fifth, r.
160 Clara
Immel August, packer E. Adelsdorfer & Co., r. 123
Seventh
Immel August J. B., porter Lowry & Co., r. 1647 Mis-
sion
Immel Henry, clerk S. F. Chronicle, r. 123 Seventh
Immel Jane Mrs., stationery, 1647 Midsiou
luimigratlon Commissioner State, Charles
D. Bunker, office 508 Baitery
Imohl Franc, proptr West End Tannery, Ocean
House Road, nr Industrial School
Imohl Joseph, tanner Franc Imohl, r. Ocean House
Road, nr Industrial School
Imperial Fire Intiurunce Co. (London) Robert
Dickson manager, 317 California
Imperial Photograph Gallery, Mrs. H. W. VaughB
proprietress, 724 )i Market
Imperishable Paiiit Co., (James R. Kelly & Go.)
factory 23 Stevenson, oflice 101 Front
Improved Order Red Men, hall 320 Post
Imsand Louis, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Ince Annette Miss, teacher elocution, r. 1110 )i Hyde
Ince Conrad J., salesihan Dutton S: Withington, r.
1538 Ellis
Ince Matthew N., merchaut, r. 1538 Ellis
Incell H. W., clerk Jacobs & Eustou, r. 213 Dupont
Incell William Mrs., dressmaker, 213 Dupont
Inckster Robert, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Inckup John E., oiler Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Ind Thomas, carpenter, r. 1500 Turk
Independence Hall, 39 Fourth
Independence Mining Co., Edward M. Hall secretary,
20 S. F. Stock Exchange Building
Independent and Omega Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.) Jacob Stadfeldt Jr. secretary,419 California,
room 6
Independent Order B'nal B'rith, hall S S
Eddy, bet Mason and Taylor
Indepe'ndent Order Odd Fellows, hall 323-
327 Montgomery
Independent Order Red Slen, hall 610 Boab
Inderbitzen Helena, domestic 1J3 Tyler, rear
Inderbitzen Joseph, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Mont.
Indeistroth Theudore, r. Prescott House
India Dock, E s Battery, bet Filbert and Greenwich
India Rice Mill, William M. Greenwood proptr,
E s Fremont, bet Mission and Howard
Indian Queen Mill and Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co.,
Nev.) Alfred K. Durbrow secretary, 69 Nevada
Block
Indianapolis Chair Manufactnrinj; Co.
(Frederick Rentschler, Charles Wollpert and
Jacob Schwerdt) salesrooms 1124 Market and 160
New Montgomery
Indicator Mining Co. (Fresno Co., Cal.) James New-
lands secretary, 203 Bush, room 10
Indig Leo, cigarmaker Holling Bros., r. 244 hi Perry
Indorf Joseph, teamster, r. 129 Ivy Av
Industriiil Iron Works, McCormick, Lewis Sc Co.
proptrs, 233 and 235 Beale
Industrial School, Old San Jos^ Road, five miles
from City Hall
InfnntM' Shelter, 612 Minna
Ines Waller, ship's cook, r. 717 Sansome
Ing Andrew D., leather dealer, 407 and 409 Commet.
cial, r. 529 Twenty-second
Ingalls John, plumber Marcy Bros., r. Noe, bet Jer-
sey and Twenty-fourth
Ingalls John N. Mrs., r. NE cor Waller and Fillmore
Ingalls. Seolngols
Ingalsbe Mary E., designer, 606 Montgomery, r. NW
cor Taylor and Broadway
Ingalsbe. See Ingoldsby
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN. '^L'JKO'Ieryjt.
JONAS J. MORRISON,
Lnmber Dealer, iV. E2.cor. Mission and Spear St8^ , liaa l«r£f»
Lumber Slieds filled -ivlth ivell seasoned l^umber.
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Ingell Benjamin A., foreman machines Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 22!) Oak
Ingeneri SebastiHUO, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Ingersoll Frank A., bookkeeper, 434 Cal., r. 703 Stock.
Ingersoll Gaylord B., collector Anglo-Californian
Bank, r. 2007 Leavenworth
Ing^ersoll George S., storage and commission,
1101 Battery, r. 1^20 California
Ingersoll N. B., r. 915 Howard
In^ersoii H. H., physician, oflace and r. 323 Geary
Ingham Mary, widow, bakery, and cigars and tobacco,
1151 Mission
Ingham Richard, carpenter and tank builder, r. 15
Sherman
Inglemau A., dentist, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Ingler James A., expressman, r. SE cor Eighteenth
and Noe
Inglewood House, Mrs. Alfred Kix proprietress, 126
Fifth
Inglis Alexander, r. 309 Minna
Inglis Benjamin W., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 1203 Market
Inglis James, r. 14 Prospect PI
Inglis John 8., freight agent Blue Line, 22 Montgom-
ery, r. Occidental Hotel
Ingold George, special policeman, r. 123 Fell
Ingoldsbe Frank S., clerk stage dept Wells, Fargo &
do., T. 120 Ellis
Ingols James E., clerk Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,
r. Oakland
Ingraham — , teamster, r. 13 Page
Ingraham Christopher, teamster, r. 8}<S Potter
Ingraham Clinton S., roll turner Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
E 8 Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
Ingraham Gilbert K., carpenter, r. SW cor Twenty-
ninth and Sanchez
Ingraham Henry, attorney at law, lllJi California, r.
SE cor Bush and Powell
Ingraham James A., salesman A. C. Titcomb & Co., r.
26}^ Kearny
Ingraham Joseph Z., carpenter, r. SE cor Fulton and
Laguna
Ingraham Richard B., porter Marcns C. Hawley & Co.,
r. 503 Twenty-ninth
Ingraham William E., clerk, r. 208 Drumm
Ingram Charles M., clerk forwarding dept Wells,
Fargo k Co., r. 2126 Howard
Ingram John W., plumber, r. 1722 Hyde
IngugUa Gio Batta, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Inguglia Baptiste, fish dealer, r. 625 Green
Inguglia Edward, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Inguglia Vinoenzo, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Ingwersen Henry, master mariner, r. 30 Garden
Inkster John, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Inman J., miner, r. 814 Montgomery
Inman John, machinist, r. 112G Market
Inman Mary, widow, r. 21 Twenty-third
Inman Steamsliip liine (New York to Queens-
town and Liverpool) J. F. Fugazi agent, 5 Mont-
gomery Av
Inman William (Babb & Inman) r. 118 Post
Inmann John, engineer, r. 212 First
Innert Edward J., miller Horace Davis & Co., r. Oak-
land
Innes Alexander (Innes & Co.) r. Alameda
Innes John C, storekeeper Subsistence Dept U. 8. A.,
r. 903 Larkin
Innes William P., waiter Broneer & Smith, r. 175
Minna
Innes b Co. (Alexander Innes) proptrs Alameda Ex-
press, 313 t-ast
Inselmann Henry, fruits and confectionery, 446 Third
Inslau John, varnisher, r. 904 Kearny
Inslee George W. (Inslee & Joseph) r. 313 Tyler
Inslee & Joseph (George W. Inslee and M. J. Joseph)
cigars and tobacco, 328 Pine
Inspector Boilers U. S., 11 D. 8. Court Building
(after July Ist new U. S. Appraiser's Building)
Inspector Gas, old City Hall, first floor, room 8
Inspector Gas Meters, 531 Mission
Inspector Hulls U. S., 11 U. S. Court Building
(after July 1st new U. S. Appraiser's Building)
Inspector Lii^Iit House Department, 120
Sutter (after July 1st new U. S. Appraiser's Bldg)
Inspector Steant Vessels V. S., 11 U. S. Court
Building (after July Ist new U.S. Appraiser's Bldg)
Insurance Co. of North America, Jonathaa
Hunt, Son & Co. managers, 313 California
Insurance Commissioner State ot Califor-
nia, 401 California
Insurance Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Butler Bur-
ris secretary, 2 Nevada Block
Intergaut Albin, r. Helvetia Hotel
Intergaut Joseph, r. Helvetia Hotel
Internal Revenue Bonded Wareliouse
(special) First District, No. 1, 1203 Battery
Internal Revenue Collector, U. 8. Court
Building (afterJuly 1st new U.S. Appraiser's Bldg)
Internal Revenue Gaujjers, U. S. Court
Building (after July Ist new U.S. Appraiser's Bldg)
International Hotel, Hiram C. Patridge proptr,
824 and 826 Kearny
International Ice.Co.,B. B. Minor secretary, 44 Ne-
vada Block
Inwood George, carpenter, r. 1515 Broadway — —
Inwood George, real-estate, r. 1623 Powell
Inwood Henry, carpenter, SW cor Lombard and
Larkin
lochner Maximilian, florist, NE cor Turk) and Vsn
Ness Av
lovovich John L., bartender E. Chielovich, r. 1719
Pacific Av
Iowa Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) E. L. Thomas
secretary, 411 M California
Ipsen Peter, seaman SS. San Vicente, r. 17 Pacific
Ipson Louis P., wheelwright B. Grave & Co., r. 403
Broadway
Ips^vitch John, saloonkeeper, r. 2107 Howard
Irazoqui Frank, wines and liquors, SE cor Dupont
and Pacific
Iredale Alfred S., stoves and tinware, 957 Mission
Iredale Alfred S. Jr., clerk, r. 957 Mission
Iredale Charles W., plumber A. S. Iredale, r. 957
Mission
Iredell Emma, widow, r. 157 Tehama
Irelan George W., upholsterer, r. 679M Clementina
Irelan Sarah A., widow, r. 679 M Clementina
Irelan William, mining, office 49 Merchants' Ex-
change, r. 1619 Post
Irelan William, gasfitter Thomas Day, r. 159 Second
Irelan William Jr., assayer and chemist, office
47-49 Merchants' Exchange, r. 1619 Post
Irelan William Mrs., artist water colors, 126 Kearny,
r. 1619 Post
Ireland Eleanor, widow, r. 14 Fifth Av
Ireland James, accountant, 216 Sansome, r. East Oak-
land
Ireland William, merchandlsebroker, 123 California,
r. 1712 Laguna
Irish American Benev. Soc, rooms 818 Howard
Irish American Hall, 816 and 818 Howard
Irish Confederation Hall, 7.51 Market
Irish William, brakeman Southern Pac. BR., r. 223 X
O' Farrell
Irlven Ignacia Miss, ironer, r. 821 Vallejo
Irmscher Herman, boot and shoemaker, 204 Second
Iron Cap Minings Co. (Silver District, Arizona)
Calvert Meade secretary, 324 Pine, rooms 8 and 9
Iron Telegraph Pole Co., J. C. Lyman secretary, 328
Montgomery, room 8
Irons Amos A., real-estate, r. 1122 Montgomery
Irvin Alexander, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Irvin Anne, widow, r. 1514 Larkin
Irvin Annie E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1224 Bush, rear
Irvin E. S., mining, office 757 Market, r. 1037 Mission
Irvin George C, photographer Ksrras & Brown, r.
540 Twenty-third
Irvin James, carpenter, r. 567 Minna
Irviu Michael, carpenter, r. 567 Minna
Irvin Robert J., carpenter, r. 1925 Fillmore
Irvin William, r. 21ii Prospect PI
Irvin William, laborer Thomas Reed.r. 21 Mary
Irvine Alexander, copyist County Recorder, r. 2609
Clay
Irvine Frederick, weaver 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 619 Bay
Irvine James, capitalist, 330 Pine,r. NWcor Eleventh
and Folsom
Irvine James, seaman bark J. W. Seaver. Mission St.
Wharf
Irvine James, seaman schr Mary Swan, Beale St.
Wharf
Irvine Robert (Edwards & Irvine) r. 2101 Devlsadero
Irvine William (Irvine & Le Breton) r. 2326 Wash.
Irvine William, second officer P. M. 88. South Caro-
lina
Irvine William G., wholesale and retail cigars
and tobacco. 118 Fourth, r. 326 Minna
Irvine & I<e Breton (William Irvine and Albert J.
Le Breton) attorneys at law, 217 Sansome
f^rr\ \kl r^\ ADI/ ^45 market street, wholesale and retail dealer in
vaLU. YY. IrLAn^, Paner Hangings & Sliaile Material. Manufacturer of windflwSliades
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
VTBOUESAJjK
HARDTTARE,
Comer Market and Front Streets.
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Irving Benjamin W., blacksmith, r. 302 Beale
Irving Catherine, widow, r. 2237 Geary
Irving David, tailor, r. 154 Tehama
Irving Henry P., attorney at law, 90 Montgomery
Block, r. 504 Stockton
Irving Herbert A., carpenter, r. S 8 Merrimac, nr
Kentucky
Irving James, r. 427 Natoma
Irving James, blacksmith, r. NE cor Solano and Mis-
sissippi
Irving James, manager Clement Dixon, r. NE cor
Grove and Laguna
Irving James, patternmaker, r. 17 Zoe, rear
Irving John A., shipcarpenter Mathew Turner, r. 515 Jj
Franklin
Irving John F., cashier Alexander Nicoll, r. 413
Powell
Irving Joseph O., cutter EuUman, Salz & Co., r. 413
Powell
Irving Robert, cardriver, r. 52 Shipley
Irving Sannuel, gents furnishing goods, 206 Kear-
ny, r. 332 O'Farrell
Irving Thomas, molder Kisdon I. and L. Works, r. 154
Tehama
Irving Washington, special policeman, r. 8 Brenham
PI
Irving William K., porter A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
Oakland
Irwin Adam, clerk Manning & Steffen, r. 802 Sansome
Irwin David, cutter Dolliver & Brother, r. I Seymour
Av
Irwin Ellen, widow, r. Ill Wildey
Irwin Francis, longshoreman, r. SE cor Montgomery
and Greenwich
Irwin George, printer, r. 543 Howard
Irwin George W., r. 1050 Howard
Irwin George W., driver Daly & Kinne, r. 1010 Val-
encia
Irwin Harry R., collector, 531 California, r. Oakland
Irwin J. A., clerk Occidental Hotel
Irwin James, r. 9}^ Page
Irwin James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s Michi-
gan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Irwin James, laborer, r. Broadway Hotel
Irwin James O.. bookkeeper Japanese Consulate, r.
1208 California
Irwin John, cutter Kast & Co., r. 519 Oak
Irwin John C, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
Oakland
Irwin Joseph N. H., city editor Daily Examiner, r.
1220 Mi.S6ion
Irwin Lilly, domestic 14 Essex
Irwin Mary, domestic 519 Chestnut
Irwin N., fireman Pacific Mail SS. China
Irwin P. R..deliverj- clerk Pacific Mall SS. Co.
Irwin Rachel, widow, r. 1810 Leavenworth
Irwin Robert, driver Market St. KR., r. 1601 Turk
Irwin Robert, driver N. B. and Mission RR. r. 9
Beidemann Place
Irwin Samuel M.. whitener, 47 Third
Irwin Thomas, boatman, r. SE cor Montgomery
and Greenwich
Irwin Vincent, baseball player, r. SW cor Capp and
Twenty-fourth
Irwin William, clerk Redlngton k Co., r. 8W cor Capp
and Twenty-fourth
Irwin William, waiter, r. 3 King
Irwin. See Erwin, Irvin and Irvine
Isaac George, cigars and tobacco, 236 Sixth
Isaac M., t^iilor, 639 California
Isaac Solomon, couimercial traveler, r. 1436 Mission
Isaacs Abraham, tinsmith, r. 435 Green
Isaacs Adolph, cigarmaker E. Gosllnsky & Co.. r. 411
Sansome
Isaacs Albert, clothing and furnishing goods, 823
Kearny, r. 435 Green
Isaacs Alexander (Samuel Isaacs & Bros.) r. 629 Te-
hama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Isaacs Benjamin, peddler, r. 810"^ HarriB'>n
Isaacs Bernard, laborer, r. 50".t Jackson
Isaacs David, teacher music, 825 Market, r. 112 Elev-
enth
Isaacs Elias, photographer Thomas A. Brown, r. 66
Shipley
Isaacs Flora Miss, shoefitter Kast & Co., r. 107 Welch
Isaacs Frank, watchman Pacific Mail SS. South Caro-
lina
iKiacs George, mate barkentine Modoc, r. 720 Mission
Isaacs Harris, salesman Lewis Levy, r. 548 Natoma
Isaacs Henry, r. o-2'J Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Isaacs Henry, metal sign engraver, 404 Montgomery,
r. 708 Folsom
IsaacSs Herman, second-hand clothing, 239 Third
Isaacs H. I. Mrs., widow, r. .529 Turk
Isaacs Isador, stocKkeeper E. Frank, r. 507 Jackson
Isaacs Isadore, clerk Albert Isaacs, r. 435 Green
Isaacs J. Mrs., widow, r. 431 Sixth
Isaacs Joseph, r. 904 ^i Folsom
Isaacs Joshua D., salesman Rosenbaum & Co., r. 529
Turk
Isaacs Julius, hairdresser Beilhes & Co., r. 435 Green
Isaacs Julius, peddler, r. 1133^ Shipley
Isaacs M., barber J. K. Martin, r. N s Ellis, nr Larkin
Isaacs Mickel, furniture dealer, r. 529 Tehama, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Isaacs Peter, barber, 412 Pacific, r. 435 Green
Isaacs Samuel, r. 5 Monroe
Isaacs Samuel (Samuel Isaacs & Bros.) r. 529 Tehama,
bet Fifth and Sixth
Isaacs Samuel, clothing, 527 Pacific
Isaacs Samuel, expressman, r. 904 H Folsom
Isaacs Samuel & Brothers (Samuel and Alexander) dry
and fancy goods, 122 Sixth
Isaacs Simon, second-hand clothing 327 Third
Isaacs Salomon, clothing, 417 Pacific
Isaacs Solomon, barber Peter Isaacs, r. 435 Green
Isaacs Solomon, butcher Charles A. Fletcher, r. 820
Geary, rear
Isaacs William B. (J. D. Cnlp & Co.) r. 1428 Post
Isaacson George J. (Isaacson & Cohen) r. 116 Tyler
Isaacson Isaac, clerk Wolf Hvmau, r. 16 Kearny
Isaacson Isaac, coffinmaker McAuliffe k Gard, r. 1046
Folsom
Isaacson Lena, widow, bakery, 116 Tyler
Isaacson Max, upholsterer Aaron N.Levy, r. 116 Tyler
Isaacson Rachel Miss, tailoresB, r. 116 Tyler
Isaacson & Cohen (George J. Isaacson and Elias Co-
hen) watchmakers and jewelers. 225 Sixth
Isabella Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co.
(Bodie, Cal.) Ellis Edwards secretary, 330 Pine,
room 26
Isadore Isaac, furniture, 812 Montgomery
Isadore. See Isidor
Iseli Jacob, liquor saloon. 29 Morton
Iselin Balze^, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Iselin Jost, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Isenberg Beujiimin, laborer, r. 512 Bush
Isenburg Benjamin, salesman Louis Meyer, r. 112 Sec-
ond
Isener Philip, tinsmith Maurice J. Blackman, r. NE
cor Erie and Howard
Iserman Fred., tailor P. S. Molony, f. 1123 Stockton
Isermann Freda, domestic 330 Tyler
Isert John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 24 Decatur
Isert William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 24 Deca-
tur
Isert. See Eisert
Isham A. W., quaiTymanA.Root,r. Es Cole, nr Golden
Gate Park
Isham M. E., r. 1104 Market
Ishee George, bellman Grand Hotel
Ishleiber Fritz, commission merchant, r. 28 O'Farrell
Isidor Benjamin, waiter, r. 8 Dupont
Isidor 1., salesman M. Louisson, r. 1003 Mission
Isigkeit Charles P., seaman, r. 1032 Potrero Av
Islay John, pantryman Brooklyn Hotel
Ismael Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Ismart Albert J., gastittor, r. 64 First
Ismer Fred., cigarmaker E. Briggs & Co., r. 411 Ellis
Isola Antonio, frescopainter, r. 426 Vallejo, rear
Isola Joseph Rev., professor St. Ignatius College, 314
Hayes
Isola Paola, vegetables, 10 Colombo Market
Isola Paola (Dt slrello & Isola) r. SE cor GodouB and
Mission --^
Israel Aaron, r. 1045 Mission
Israel Charles S., publisher S. F. Punch, office and
r. 838 Market
Israel E. C. r. 605 Ivy Av
Israel Elizabeth S. Mrs., r. 1416 Clay
Israel Grant, r. Palace Hotel
Israel Jacob, merchant, r. 1018 Howard
Israel Jonas, clothing, 934 Dupont r. IS Hopeton Ter-
race
Israel Jonas Jr., clerk Mosea Adler, r. 13 Hopeton
Terrace
Israel Julius, insurance broker, 411 California, r. 1710
Laguna
Israel Max (Eraker & Israel) r. 1017 Polk
Israel Meyer, peddler, r. 2233 Geary
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY,
LACE CURTAINS. BLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office. 33 Geary St
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IX ALJL KINDS OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAl., 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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Israel Simon, clothing, 35G Fourth
Israel Theodore, paperhanger George W. Clark, r.
1018 Howard
Israeli Henry C, clerk, r. 1712 Stockton
Israelsky Julius (Israelsky & Morris) r. 408 Grove
Israelsky k Morris (Julius Israelsky and Levy Mor-
ris) fruit and produce commission, 210 Wash.
iBselbai-her Lazarus, compositor George Spaulding,
r. 1414 ;< Powell
Isselbacher Simon, shoemaker, r. 1414 M Powell
Issendorf Frederick, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Howard and Beale ,
Isson Robert, watchmaker, 403 Pacific, r. 1209 Powell
leson Samuel, watchniakf-r, 403 Pacific, r. 1209 Powell
Isted Giiadaloupe, widow, r. 921 Howard
Isthmus House, William J. Baily proptr, 52 and 54
First
Istmann Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Italian Hospital, SW eor Twenty-eighth and Noe
Italian Mutual Benevolent Society, 423
Washington
Itjen Diedrirh, clerk J. Henry Tobbenboske, r. SW
cor Second and Howard
Itler Frederick, bartender Christ Feldmann, r. 51534
Bush
Itsell Andrew, vice-principal Hayes Valley Grammar
School, r. 1832 O'Farrell
Itzen Carl, laborer Cal. Sugar Eeflnery, r. 18 J4 Gar-
den
Ivanofi' Alexander, r. 832 Folsom
Ivanovich George, fruits, SW cor Vallejo and Davia
Ivanpah Consolidated .11111 and Mining'
Co. (San Bernardino Co., Cal.) E. J. Friedlander
secretary, 309 California, rooms 10 and 17
Iremeyer Henry (Ivemeyer k Dunker) r. 428 Bdwy.
Ivemeyer & Dunker (Henry Ivemeyer and
Adolpli Dunker) New Manhattan Sample Rooms,
SW cor Battery and Commercial
Ivers Edward, seaman, r. 45 Vallejo
Ivers John W., teamster, r. 239 Fremont
Ivers Richard, vice-president State Investment
and In.surance Co., 218 and 220 Sansome, r. 1325
Leavenworth
Iversen Andrew, seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of Syd-
ney
Iversen Peter, seaman schr St. Thomas, Green St.
Wharf
Iverson Christian, master mariaer, r. 108 J^ Park A.v
Iverson Jorgen N., bootblack, 653 Sacramento, r. 114
Prospect
Ivereon Lizzie, domestic 1090 Post
Iverson Neils, seaman schr Ellnore
Ives Abijah, engineer Genesee Mill Co., r. 915 Powell
Ives Charles (Nelson & Ives) r. 4 Jackson
Ives Charles S., collector Main & Winchester, r. 327
First
Ives Charles W., upholsterer Frank G. Edwards, r.
915 Powell
Ives Emily F. Mrs., private school, 313 Capp
Ives George I., stockbroker, 402 Montgomery, r. 1315
Clay
Ives Nettie E. Miss, teacher Mrs. E. F. Ives, r. 313
Capp
Ives Stephen D., salesman R. A. Swain & Co., r. Lick
House
Ivison Julia, -widow, r. 326 Spear
Ivolich Joseph, cook r. 1316 Powell
Ivory William, laborer H. F. Williams, r. W s Ken-
tucky, bet Fourth and Merrimac
Ivy Robert, seaman, r. 47 Sacramento
I X Ii Atiction House, M. J. Flavin proptr, SE cor
i Kearny and Commercial
I X L ELASTIC TRUSS 00.
a^d Perforated Friftional Belt Agency,
A. A. McLean inanaeer, 605 Sacramento
I X L Gold and Silver Plating Works, Samuel P.
Spink & Sons proptrs, 7 Fourth
Jaccabd David Henry, jeweler, 431 Hayes
Jaccard Leon, watchmaker M. Wunsch &
Berkeley
Jack J. F., r. 6 Stockton
Jack John, clerk Le Count Bros., r. 209 Powell
Jack John, molder, r. 46 Ritch
Co.
Jack Robert, salesman S. Mosgrove & Brother, r. Abl-
born House
Jack William S., bookkeeper O'Connor, Moflfatt k Co.,
r. 2912 Clay
Jack. See Jacks and Jaques
Jackins William M., r. 214 Shotwell
Jackman D. B., porter L. & M. Kahn & Co.,r. 63 Ship-
ley
Jackman Edward, laborer Mission Rock,r. cor Pacific
and Mason
Jackman Jehiel B.. laborer, r. 1.337 Bush
Jackman Thomas W., r. 987 Harrison
Jacks Ernest, restaurant, 1035 Howard
Jacks Robert, wines and liquors, SW cor Potrero Av
and Twenty-second
Jacks Robert L., paper carrier, r. 501 Sixth
Jacks. See Jack, Jacques, and Jaques
Jackson Abram W., cooper, r. 1 Torrens Court
Jackson Alden W., salesman Pope & Talbot, r. 832
Shotwell
Jackson Alexander, porter, r. 905 Jackson
Jackson Alexander, proptr Jackson's Hotel, 66 Ore-
gon, r. 7.56 Bryant
Jackson Andrew, thief money order clerk Post Office,
r. 631 5^ Geary
Jackson Andrew, cook Melchior Pieper, r. 342 Pacific
Jackson Andrew, engineer, r. 109 Silver
Jackson Andrew, oiler stmr Julia, Washington St.
Wharf
Jackson Andrew, patternmaker John J. Dunn, r. 1854
Stevenson
Jackson Anna Miss, r. 1219 Clay
Jackson Annie, domestic Palace Hotel
Jackson Archibald, carpenter and builder, 810 Jones
Jackson Benjamin S., expressman, 1 Post, r. 13 Har-
lan PI
Jackson Brewery, William A. Frederick proptr, 1428
Mission
Jackson Byron, proptr Agricultural Machine
Works, SE cor Sixth and Bluxome, r. Blundell
House
Jackson Caroline, domestic Palace Hotel
Jackson Charles, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1337
Bush
Jackson Charles, drayman Page, Moore & Co., r. 568
Howard
Jackson Charles, teamster, r. New Washington Hotel
Jackson Charles, watchman State Dredge No. 1, r. 22
Glover
Jackson Charles G. (Mathewson & Co.) and lumber
dealer, r. 10 Hampton PI
Jackson Charles J., real estate, r. 528 Ellis
Jackson Cbarles L., coachman, r. 4 Scheerer PI
Jackson Charles M., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 1313 Vallejo
Jackson Charles W., clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., r. 1715
Laguna
Jackson Charles W., laborer, r. 330 Brannan
Jackson Daniel, whitener, r. 31 Eddy
Jackson David B., general passenger and ticket
agent Pacific Coast SS. Co., 214 Montgomery, r.
618 }<s Filbert
Jackson E., captain sloop Albatross, Channel St.
Wharf
Jackson E. Mrs., widow, r. 235 Stevenson
Jackson Edward H., shipcarpenter, r. 126 Rincon PI
Jackson Edward J., office, 209 Leldesdorfi', r. Santa
Cruz
Jackson Elizabeth Mrs., r. 11 J^ William
Jackson Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. lllj^ Leav.
Jackson Elizabeth Miss, saleslady Keane Brothers, r.
424 Minna
Jackson Emma, domestic 1725 Leavenworth
Jackson Eugene J., janitor S. F. Savings Union, r
Stone
Jackson F. H., machinist, r. 21 Everett .
Jackson Francis, carpenter, r. 1 Eddy
Jackson Frank E., hackman,r. 1122 Mission
Jackson Frank W., collector S. F. Savings Union
1212 Powell
Jackson Frederick, upholsterer Frank G. Edwards, r.
1805 Stockton
Jackson Frederick H., machinist Union Iron Works,
r. 40 Minna
Jackson Fredrick, shoemaker, r. 13 Page
Jackson Fredrick, shoemaker Buckingham b Hecht,
r. 127 Rose Av
Jackson F. W., clerk P. H. McElhinny
Jacksun George, r. 118 Post
Jackson George H., laborer, r. New Washington Hotel
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Jackson George E., clerK treight dept Central Pac.
RR., r. Alameda
Jackbon George S., clerk H. P. Stanwood, r. 657 Mis-
sion
Jackson G. W., nurse, r. 9 Sonora PI
Jackson Hamlet, driver N. B. and Mission RR.
Jackson Harriet, widow, furnished rooms, 1212 Pow-
ell
Jackson Harry A., gilder Corbett & Co., r. 1805 Stock.
Jackson Henry, blacksmith, r. VX)% Second
Jackson Henry, cook, r. E s Potrero Av, nr El Dorado
Jackson Henry, laborer, r. 1032 Market
Jackson Henry, porter Sample & Beyer, r. 1204 Bdwy.
Jackson Henry, waiter, r. 617 Mission
Jackson Henry A., clerk, r. 106 Post
Jackson Henry W., cook, r. 510 Post
Jackson Herbert H., laborer, r. 126 Rincon PI
Jackson Hiram L., longshoreman, r. 203 Folsom
Jackson Horace, waiter Palace Hotel
Jackson Horace J., teamster William H. Jennings, r.
607 Linden Av
Jackson Iron Foundry, John G. lis proptr, 814 Eear.
Jackson Isador, bartender Marcus Hartman, r. 1011
Market
Jackson J., clerk, r. 118 Dupont
Jackson Jacob, tailor, 515 Sacramento, r. 10 Hopeton
Terrace
Jackson Jacob G., wholesale lumber, and proptr Cas-
per Mills (Casper Creek, Mendocino Co., Cal.)
office Pier 4 Steuart, r. 'Jll Sutter
Jackson James H., cleaner and painter ships' bottoms,
r. 233 Tenth
Jackson Jane, widow, r. 1725 Leavenworth
Jackson Jane, domestic 1201 Taylor
Jackson Jane Miss, laundress Lick House
Jackson J. C, clerk, r. 30 Post
Jackson John, clerk Quartermaster's Dept U. S. A.,
Presidio Reservation, r. .Abbotsford House
Jackson John, compositor Alta California, r. 603 Taylor
Jackson John, gardener John H. S:evers, SE cor
Greenwich and Larkin
Jackson John, painter, r. 20 Hunt
Jackson John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jackson John, watchman 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. N s North Point, bet Larkin and Polk
Jackson John A. (Jackson & Wardwell) r. 1205 Laguna
Jackson John A., special officer Palace Hotel, r. 208H
Seventh
Jackson John N., bookkeeper Edward F. Hall tt Co.,
r. 411 Mason
Jackson Jolm P., president Post Publishing Co.,
and managing editor Evening Post, 500 Montgom-
ery, r. 720 Sutter
Jackson John Q., bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 1805
Stockton
Jackson J. Ross, assistant city editor S. F. Chronicle,
r. 532 Geary
Jackson John S., engineer Engine No. 11, S. F. F. D.,
r. SW cor Fourteenth Av and N, South S. F.
Jackson Eate, widow, r. 2 Rose Av
Jackson L. Mrs., widow, r. 25 Welsh
Jackson Lizzie W. Miss, saleslady Eeane Brothers, r.
424 Minna
Jackson M. A., assistant porter stmr Tosemite, r. 905
Jaekson
Jackson Marcus A,, cashier Edward F. Hall & Co., r.
411 Mason
Jackson Mary Ann, widow, r. 14 Sumner
Jackson Mary, domestic NW cor Pacific Av and Octa-
via
Jackson Mary S., widow, r. 1313 Vallejo
Jackson Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.) Charles N. Shaw
secretary, 408 California
Jackson Orrin H., blacksmith Harvey W. Rice, r. 126
Rincon PI
Jack^>n Otis. r. 515!^ Bush
Jackson P., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Jackson Paul, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Jackson Peter, longshoieman, r. 238 Steuart
Jackson Richard, porter William 8. Chapman, r. 931
Sacramento
Jacksou Richard W.,manufabaIone shell jewelry, 411
Clay and 412 Commercial, depot 614 Market, r. C08
Market
Jacksi n Robert, bagmaker Neville & Co., r. 503 East
Jackson Robert, laborer, r. Ws Clipper, bet Channel
and .\labama
Jackson Robert, waiter C. N. Mann, 317 Powell
Jackson' Robert C, salesman Thomas Sullivan, r. St.
James House
Jackson Sarah, domestic 915 Market
Jackson Silas, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 219 Minna
Jackson Street Eindergarten, 116 Jackson
Jackson Street Primary School, N s Jackson, bet Web-
ster and Fillmore
Jackson Street Wharf, foot of Jackson
Jackson Tertius J., foreman Frank G.Edwards, r. 180'
Stockton
Jackson Theodore, teamster, r. 14 Howard Court
Jackson Theodore H., waiter Palace Hotel
Jacksou Thomas F. E., r. 603 Jackson
Jackson Thomas W., machinist, r. 5 Merchant
Jackson Thomas W., manufacturers' agent and com-
mission merchant, 12 California, r. Saucellto
JacksoQ Thomas W., upholsterer Alexander Mackay,
r. 1805 Stockton
Jackson W. (Jackson & Ware) 520 Fifth
Jackson W., manager Pope & Talbot, r. 832 Shotwell
Jackson Walter, liquor saloon, NW cor Clay and Davis,
r. 1014 Mason
Jackson W. F. (Hamilton & Jackson) r. 105 St. Ann's
Building
Jackson William, foreman R. W. Jackson, r. 433
Shipley
Jackson William, shoemaker J. Lindcnbanm, r. cor
Page and Franklin
Jackson William, steward, r. 932 Clay
Jackson William C, teamster, r. 157 Ninth
Jackson William E., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 1313 Vallejo
Jackson William E., machinist The Singer Manuf.
Co., r. 4403^ Twenty-second
Jackson William L. G., coachman A. J. Holmes, r.
143 Third
Jackson William N. , cigars and tobacco, 235 Fourth,
r. 536 Second
Jackson William S., telegraph line repairer, r. ISJj
Folsom Av
Jackson & Wardwell (John A. Jacksou and William
v. B. Wardwell) agents Batohelder Windmills,
pumps, pipes, tanks, wheelbarrows etc., SE cor
Market and Beale
Jackson & Ware (W. Jackson and E. Ware) abalone
shell je»s'elry and button manufactorj-, 520 Fifth
Jackson's Hotel, Alexander Jackson proptr, 66 and 68
Oregon
Jacob Aaron, teamster L. & E. Wertheimer, r. 739
Tyler
Jacob Charles E., teamster, r. 53154 Geary
Jacob David, clothing, 721 Sansome
Jacob Frank, machinist City Iron Works, r. 333 Bryant
Jacob Isaac, cigarmaker J. Casner k Co., r. 136)$
Shipley
Jacob Nathan, entry clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 739
Tyler
Jacob Pasquale, Swiss Benev. Soc., 109 Montgomery
Jacob Solomon, drayman L. & E. Wertheimer, r. 7^9
Tyler
Jacob. See Jacobs
Jacoberson John, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Jacob! Albert, groceries and liquors, SW cor Mont-
gomery and Pacific
Jacobi .\rthur, printer, r. 239 Tyler
Jacobi David, clerk, r. 239 Tyler
Jacobi Frederick (Lacbmau & Jacobi) r. 807 Polk
Jacobi Jacob, salesman J. Samuels, c, 239 Tyler
Jacobi Jacob J. (Lachman & Jacobi) r. 807 Polk
Jacobi Leopold, collector, 426 Cal., r. 1307 Octavia
Jacobi Louis, tailor, r. 539 Hayes
Jacobi Louis, telegraph ojjerator, r. 239 Tyler
Jacobi M. & Co. (Michael Jacobi and M. Frank)
proptrs Union Grounds, NE cor Seventh and
Towusend, entrance Brannan, bet Seventh and
Eighth
Jacobi Michael (M. Jacobi & Co.) r. 217 Post
Jacobi Samuel, salesman D. Samuels, r. 239 Tyler
Jacobi. See Jacoby
Jacobowitz .Vmelia Miss. r. 537 O'Farrell
Jacobs A., r. 1104 Market
Jacobs Abraham, commission merchant, 109 Sansome,
r. 319 Hyde
Jacobs Abraham, varieties, 613 Pacific, r. 1121 Powell
Jacobs .Abraham, peddler, r. 563 }< Miuni
Jacobs Abraham, peddler, r. 1131 Folsom
Jacobs .\braham, tailor, r. 295 Clementina
Jacobs .\braham, upholsterer, r. 450 Clementina
Jacobs .\lbprt. real-estate, 206 Washington, r. 442
Greenwich
Jacobs Albert, stock clerk J. Bsum & Co., r. 603)j
O'Farrell
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Jacobs Alexander, salesman Jacobs & Co., r. 713J4
Union
Jacobs Annie Miss, seamstress John N. Lofstad, r. 150
Olenieutina
Jacobs Barron, manager Bomstein Brothers, r. 838
Market
Js«^bs Benjamin F,, business editor Grocer and
Country Merchant, office 405 Front, r. 1755 Howard
Jacobs Bernhard, clerk A. Jacobs, r. 1121 Powell
Jacobs Celia Mitis, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 215 Powell
Jacobs Charles, bookkeeper Sam. Bendit, r. SE cor
California and Dupont
Jacobs Charles, clerk Solomon Jacobs, r. 305 Van
Ness Av
Jacobs Charles, salesman I. S. Rosenbaum & Co., r.
Oakland
Jacobs Charles, seaman schr Witch of the Bay, Pacific
St. Wharf
Jacobs Charles, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 109 Minna
Jacobs Charles E., porter S. Lachman & Co., r. 420
OTarrell
Jacobs David, cigarmaker Denicke Brothers, r. 1623
Pacific
Jacobs David S., traveling salesman, r. 29 Harriet
Jacobs Elias, auctioneer, r. 830 O'Farrell
Jacobs Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 1121 Powell
Jacobs Ephraira, salesman P. Mish & Son, r. 328 Eddy
Jacobs Fanny Mrs., r. 28 Linden
Jacobs Gabriel, merchant (Mexico) r. 830 O'Farrell
Jacobs George, bootmaker, 2013 M Mission
Jacobs George, peddler, r. 272 Clementina, rear
Jacobs George, seaman Pacific Coast SS. State of Cali-
fornia
Jacobs Gustav, merchant, r. 830 O'Farrell
Jacobs Gustave, cigarmaker William Wrede, r. 1508
Folsom
Jacobs Harriet Mrs., ladies' underwear and fancy
goods, 302 Market, r. 156 Third
Jacobs Harris, merchant, r. 1433 O'Farrell
Jacobs Henry, clerk, r. 1623 Pacific Av
Jacobs Henry, hats and caps, 324 Kearny, and 7
Sixth, r. New York
Jacobs Henry, jeweler Ebeliug & Richter, r. 1223
Kearny
Jacobs Henry, salesman A. Lusk & Co., r. 1623
Pacific Av
Jacobs Henry I., barber Jacob Davis, r. 620 Stevenson
Jacobs Hermann M., r. 1433 O'Farrell
Jacobs Hyman S., vestmaker Christian Zinns, r. 655
Washington
Jacobs I. (I. Jacobs i Co.) r. 1623 Pacific Av
Jacobs I. & Co. (Isldor Jacobs and Henry Kirchner)
fruit and produce, stalls 15 and 16 Bay City Mar-
ket
Jacobs Isaac, clerk A. Jacobs, r. 1121 Powell
Jacobs Isaac, glazier, r. 115 Shipley
Jacobs Isaac, harnessmaker, r. 628M Tehama, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Jacobs Isaac, peddler, r. 272 Clementina, rear
Jacobs Isaac, tailor, r. 295 Clementina
Jacobs Isaac, watchmaker Abraham W. Myer, r. 6
Jessie, nr Seventh
Jacobf Isaac H. (Simon, Jacobs & Co.) r. 1009 Post
Jacobs iRidor, r. 1004 Bush
Jacobs Isidor (I. Jacobs & Co.) r. 1623 Pacific Av
Jacobs Jacob, boots and shoes, 19 Third, r. 1508
Folsom
Jacobs Jacob, butcher Galinger & Mayer, r. 303 Hyde
Jacobs .Jacob, expressman, cor Montgomery Av and
Green, r. 713 Ji Union
Jacobs Jacob Jr., barber, 511 Montgomery Av, r.713}4
Union
Jacobs Jacob D., master mariner, r. 48 Zoe
Jacobs J. M., conductor Market St. KR.
Jacobs John J., clerk, r. 1045 Mission
Jacobs Joseph (Jacobs & Wiueburgh) r. 305 Van Ness
Av
Jacobs Joseph, r. 519 Octavia
Jacobs Joseph, barber Charles K. Zlmmer, r. 71354
Union
Jacobs Joseph, clerk Michalitschke Bros., r. ."502 Bush
Jacobs Joseph, tailor, 424Ji Broadway, r. 528 Ji Te-
hama
Jacobs Joseph, workman U. S. Mint, r. 610 Capp
Jacobs Julius, clerk, r. .503 Hyde
Jacobs Julius, clerk, r. 1623 Pacific Av
Jacobs Julius, general agent Gormania Lite In-
surance Co. of New York, 216 Sansome, and (Jacobs
& Easton, and Jacobs & Co.) r. 801 Ellis
Jacobs Katie Miss, fringemaker S. Ettlnger, r. 528M
Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Jacobs L. M., r. Lick House
Jacobs Louis C, salesman, r. 1215 Fillmore
Jacobs Louis N., stockbroker, r. 2417 California
Jacobs M. & Son (Morris and Simon Jacobs) msnufs
shirts and clothing, 20 Sansome
Jacobs Manheini, r. 215 Powell
Jacobs Mark I., merchandise broker, 208 Montgomery,
r. Alameda
Jacobs Marks, glazier, r. 6 Jessie, bet Seventh and
Eighth
Jacobs Marks, tailor, r. 519 J4 Birth
Jacobs Minna, domestic 612 Fulton
Jacobs Morris (M. Jacobs & Son) r. 733 McAllister
Jacobs Morris, peddler, r. 4.')0 Clementina
Jacobs Morris E., salesman Sachs, Strassburger&Oo.,
r. Chamberlain House
Jacobs Moses, clerk M. A. Wolff', r. 519 Octavia
Jacobs Myer, attorney at law, 315 California, r. 305
Van Ness Av
Jacobs Nathaniel, clerk McAllister & Bergin, r. 1912
Broadway
Jacobs Peter, laborer, r. 254 M Perry
Jacobs Pirrie, salesman, r. 830 O'Farrell
Jacobs Rachel, widow, r. 503 Hyde
Jacobs Raphael, clerk Jacob Jacobs, r. 1508 Folsom
Jacobs Rebecca Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 215 Powell
Jacobs Samuel, bookkeeper J. Baum & Co., 7 Sansome
Jacobs Samuel I., jeweler, r. 422 J^ Grove
Jacobs Sarah Miss, fringemaker Rosalie Colombat, r.
528 M Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Jacobs Simon (M. Jacobs & Son) r. 920 McAllister
Jacobs S. L., manager Jacobs & Co., r. 238 Kearny
Jacobs Solomon, cigars and tobacco, 412 Hayes
Jacobs Solomon, cigar peddler, r. 328 Hayes
Jacobs Solomon, dry and fancy goods, 408 Kearny, r.
305 Van Ness Av
Jacobs Solomon, merchant, r. 225 Linden Av
Jacobs Susie Miss, assistant South S. F. School, r.
215 Powell
Jacobs William (A. Lusk & Co.) r. 1623 Pacific Av
Jacobs William M., stockbroker, 324 J4 Montgomery,
r. 715 Eddy
Jacobs William N., clerk Post Office, r. 2428}j Ssc.
Jacobs W. W., r. 905 Market
Jacobs & Co. (Julius Jacobs) manufs ladles' and
children's underwear. 226 Kearny
Jacobs <& Easton (Julius Jacobs and George
Easton) insurance agents, 216 Sansome
Jacobs & Wineburgh (Joseph Jacobs and Emanuel
Wineburgh) dry and fancy goods, 211 Dupont
Jacobs. See Jacob
Jacobsen Charles, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Jacobsen Christian, miller, r. NW cor Florida and
Twenty-third
Jacobsen Enocn L., rancher, r. E s Wisconsin, nr Co-
lusa
Jacobsen Hans, seaman, r. Keystone House
Jacobsen Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jacobsen Jacob, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jacobsen John, clerk, r. 128 Turk
Jacobsen Otto J., cabinetmaker J. G. H. Meyer, r. 907
Folsom
Jacobsen Peter, bootmaker, r. 734 Montgomery
Jacobsen Peter, groceries and liquors, 2019 Mason, r.
2122 Mason
Jacobsen Peter, salesman W. Haker k Hinz, r. 113
Eddy
Jacobsen Rudolph, watchman Washington Brewery,
r. 5 Hartman
Jacobsen Tobias, r. E s Wisconsin, nr Colusa
Jacobsen. See Jacobson
Jacobsohn Rebecca, widow, r. 225 Post
Jacobson Adolf, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Jacobson Adolph, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Jacobson August, r. 542 Howard
Jacobson August, laborer Henry H. Jussen, r. 225
Harrison
Jacobson C. & Co. (Charles Jacobson and Adolph
Peterson) fruits and confectionery, NW cor Clay
and Leavenworth
Jacobson Charles (C. Jacobson & Co.) r. Alameda
Jacobson Charles, laundry office, 5 Stockton, r. 21
Sixth
Jacobson David, shoemaker Buckingham & Heoht, r.
4 Rose Av
Jacobson Edward, tailor A. P. Horn berg, r. 614)6 Post
I Jacobson Ferdinand, tailor, r. 165 Tehama
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Jacobson Frederick, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Jacobaon Frederick T., captain schr Montana, r.327J<
Bryant
JacobBon Henry (Jacobson & Bobertson) r. 13 Powell
Jacobson Henry, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Jacobson Henry A., shipwright Central Pac. RR., r.
W s Cook, N of Point Lobos Av
Jacobson Hermann, seaman, r. 506 Folsom
Jacobson H. J., carpenter, r. 129 Bernard
Jacobson Iver, veterinary surgeon, 112 Post, r. 313
Sutter
Jacobson J. h Co. (Jacob Jacobson and Charles Ger-
Btenberg) oyster and chop house, 826 Market
Jacobson Jacob (J. Jacobson & Co.) r. 22.5 Minna
Jacobson Jacob, bird dealer, 1160 Market, r. 454 Jessie
Jacobson Jacob, bootfinisher Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 4 Rose Av
Jacobson Jacob, seaman schr Elko, Beale St. Wharf
Jacobson Jacob, waiter, r. 225 Minna
Jacobson Jacob E., captain schr Parallel, Howard St.
Wharf, r. Alameda
Jacobson John, captain schr Edith, Beale St. Wharf
Jacobson John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jacobson John, seaman, r. 8 Berry
Jacobson Julius, billiardmaker, r. Concordia Hotel
Jacobson K. W., seaman schr Eustace, Spear St. Wharf
Jacobson M., seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Jacobson Matthias, seaman schr Squibob, r. 644
Fourth
Jacobson Morris, cigars and tobacco, 213 Montgom-
ery, r. 2302 California
Jacobson Niles P., silversmith, r. 443 Jj Natomo
Jacobson Raphael, clerk, r. 305 Tyler
Jacobson Rii' hard L., porter A. P. Hotaling & Co., r.
1311 Kearny
Jacobson Rudolph H., captain schr Mary Swan, r.
327 U Bryant
Jacobson Samuel, assistant bookkeeper Greenebaum
k Co., r. 2302 California
Jacobson Sigmond, cigars and tobacco, 3 Market
Jacobson & Robertson (Henry Jacobson and Robert
Robertson) liquor saloon, 727 Montgomery
Jacobson. See Jacobsen
Jacobus John, carriagemaker, John B. Arfort, r. Oak-
land
Jacobus John, oilman Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r.
1013 Pierce
Jacobus Julian E., bookkeeper William Willis, r.
Oakland
Jacobus Percy, bookkeeper William W. Traylor, r.
Oakland
Jacoby Augustus, agent (D. Manheim, Eureka, Nev.)
20 Sansome, r. 821 Larkin
Jacoby Charles, baker B. R. Swain & Co., r. 115 Na-
toma
Jacoby Ernest, editor Weekly Hebrew, 612 Commer-
cial, r. 825 Lnrkin
Jacoby Franz, clerk Harry W. Syz, r. 912 McAllister
Jacoby Henry (Esche & Jacoby) r. 912 McAllister
Jacoby Horatio J.,r. 625 Turk
Jacoby Jacob, salesman D. Samuels, r. 925 Howard
Jacoby Jacob, tailor, r. 363 Jessie
Jacoby Joseph, clerk Michalitschke Brothers, r. 1114
Stockton
Jacoby Julius (Becker & Jacoby) r. 1441 Polk
•Jacoby Louis, general ngciit Providence Washing-
ton Insurance Co. (Providence, R. I.) 411 Califor-
nia, r. 912 McAllister
Jacoby Max, clerk Bachman Brothers, r. 910 O'Farrell
Jacoby Nathan, telegraph operitor, r. 5 Anna
Jacoby Puxt<m K., ptiUceman City Hall. r. 1222 Fol.
Juroby Phllo, jjublisher and proptr Weekly He-
brew and California State Almanac, 612 Com.
Jacoby Sadie Mrs., groceries, 1222 Folsom
Jacoby Samuel, dry goods and dressmaking, 1114
Stockton
Jacoby Sebastian, student, r. 912 McAllister
Jacoby William P., clerk Bachman Brothers, r. 910
O'Farrell
Jacoby. See Jacob!
Jacott David M., contractor, r. 211 Polk
Jacqueman Joseph, engineer stmr City of Stockton,
r. Oakland
Jacquemet Joseph, laborer, r. Ws Franklin, bet Lom-
bard and Greenwicli
Jm-ques Caroline O., widow, r. 1117 Greenwich
Jacques H. N.. upholsterer, r. 614 Kearny
Jacques Isaiah F., carpenter, r. 2217 Mason
Jacques John W., second mate stmr Alexander Dun-
can, Harrison St.Wbarf
Jacques Thomas G., r. 1117 Greenwich
Jacquinot Francois, lace curtain laundry, 60S Post
Jacquot Annie Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 7 Prospect PI
Jacquot Constant, waiter Poodle Dog Rotisserie, r. 7
Prospect PI
Jacquot Ernest, liquor dealer, r. 150 Shipley
Jacquot Jules, laundryman Alms House *
Jaeck Adam, butcher, r. 8 Ohio, bet Broadway and
Vallejo
Jaeger F. W., machinist, r. 214 M Sixth
Jaeger George W., barber, 630 O'Farrell
Jaeger Julius, wheelman stmr Amelia, Washington
St. Wharf, r. Alameda
Jaeger Martin, butcher, r. 211 Folsom
Jaeger Michael G., surgeon, r. E s Noe, bet Twenti-
eth and Twenty-lirt't
Jaeger Otto, driver John P. Lysett.r. Noe, bet Twen-
tieth and Tnenty-first
Jaeger. See Jager, Yaeger, Yager and I'eager
Jaenecke .Julius (Jaenecke & Brune) r. 8E cor Third
and Harrison
Jaenecke & Brune (Julius Jaenecke and Diedrlch
Brune) groceries and liquors, SE cor Third and
Harrison
Jaenig Carl, locksmith, r. 2104 Stockton
Jaenni Lo'.iis, bartender H. R. MuUer, r. 1014 Jackson
JatTa Henry 8., teacher languages, r. 1906 Sutter
Jaffa R. S. Mme., teacher music, r. 1906 Sutter
Jaffe Max, bookkeeper Marks & Reinbart, r. 720 Leav-
enworth
Jaffman Francois, asphaltum, r. 33 Hinckley
Jagels Diederich. liquor saloon, 28 Stockton
Jager Antonio Mrs., midwife, r. 1070 Howard
Jager George, laborer, r. 114 Hayes
Jager Jacob, watchman, r. 814 Montgomery
Jager. See Jaeger, Yager and Yeager
Jagger William, peddler, r. S s Twenty-eighth, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Jaggi Charles. Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Jaggi Jacob, tailor, r. 1842 O'Farrell
Jaggi John, tailor, r. 605 Powell
Jago Bridget Mrs., r. 531 J$ Geary
Jago Charles H., plasterer, r. 818 Geary, rear
Jago Ephraim B., mining secretary, 420 Montgomery.
Jau'ou Leon P., restaurant, 522 Pine, r. 813 Bash
Jabensen Peter, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Jahn Albrecht (Jones & Jahn) attorney at law, 60ft
Clay. r. Oakland
Jahn Charles W.. foreman S. F. Cordage Co., r. E B
Pennsylvania Av, bet Nevada and Sierra
Jahn Frederick, marblecutter J. & F. Kesseler, r. 232
Langton, rear
Jahn George F., driver Hemme & Reuter, r. 1 Gardner
Alley
Jahn Gustave, saloonkeeper, r. 426 Mint Av
Jahn Herman (Jahn & Foster) r. 121 Stockton
Jahn k Foster (Herman Juhn and Charles T. Foster)
costumers, 121 Stockton
Jahncke William H., r. North German Hotel
Jahns J. H., salesman B. Nathan & Co., r. Oakland
Jahnsen Christopher P., seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Jahnson John, neaman. r. 26 Steuart
Jahnson Magnus, seaman, r. 20 Steuart
Jaiser Frederick, painter, r. 119 Bernard
Jakel Charles, liquor saloon, 619 Pacific
Jakes A. M., widow, domestic 1921 Sa<-ramento
Jakes John, seaman, r. 2 Caroline PI
Jakobs John C, groceries and liquors, SE cor Jackson
and Buchanan, r. 2428 Buchanan
Jakway J.Wordcn, oystcrman Solomon Tesraore, r.
219 Prospect PI
Jalland John F., laborer Cal. Mills, r. 61 Langton
Jallenback Max, clerk Joseph Holland, r. SW cor
Foldom and Fremont
Jallu Henri, hairworker,r. 8 s Lombard, bet Franklin
and Gough
James Miss, milliner, r. 110 Sixth
James Agnes C. Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 427
Sutter
James August, employee D. H. Ainsworth & Co., r.
10.50 Howard
James Benjamin, gardener, r. 2131 Howard
James Charles, labori'r freight dcpt Central Pac*. RR.
James Charles, painter, r. 519)4 Sixth
James Charles A., real-estate agent, 402 Montgomery,
r. 926 Howard
James Clara, widow, r. 1701 Howard
James Daniel, mate tug Transit, Mission St. Wharf
James David, r. 609)4 Howard
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James David B., varietlee, H57 Mission
James David J., collector Tbomae Lundy, r. 16 Bour-
binPl
James E., carpenter, r. 537 Sacramento
James Edward, r. 113 Geary
James Elizabeth Mrs., r. 1207 Folsom
James E. P. Mrs., widow, r. 743 Folsom
James Frank, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
James Frank W., letter carrier S. F. Post Office, r. 359
Jessie
James Frederick, r. 8U Montgomery
James Frederick, painter C. A. Bernard, r. 20 Clem.
James Jefferson Or., stockraiser, 331 Kearny, r. 2131
Howard
James Jeremiah, r. 1834 Howard
James Joseph, engineer Central Pac. RR., r. Alameda
James Joseph, miner, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
James Joseph, quartermaster Pacific Mail SS, City of
Panama
James L. C. Mrs., assistant Lincoln Grammar School,
r. 2210 Jackson
James Louis, laborer, r. NE cor France Av and Mis-
sion, nr Industrial School
James Mary Miss, r. 1207 Folsom
James Maurice, insurance agent, r. 227 Hayes
James Minna Miss, dressmaking, 105 Sixth
James Nathaniel T., clerk Cal. Insurance Co., r. 2210
Jackson
James Peter W. H., sodamaker Wiggett& Lupton, r.
614 Kearny
James Richard A., compositor Evening Post, r. 1918
Mason
James R. Wilson, collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 916
Hyd^
James Thomas, salesman, r. W s Chenery, Fairmount
Tract, ur School House
James Thomas W., cook William McAllister, r. N s
Shasta, bet Maryland and Louisiana
James William (James & Pariser) r. N s Fifteenth,
bet Cawtrt) and Diamond
James William E., photographer Thomas Houseworth
& Co.. r. 730 McAllister
James William H., carpenter and builder, r. 419
O'Farrell
James William S. , engineer Mason's Brewery, r. 2317
Mason, rear
James & Pariser (William James and James A. Pariser)
mince meat and fruit bitters manufs, cor Fif-
teenth and Tilden
Jameson Charles, waiter Palace Hotel, r. Ill Bernard
Jameson E., hostler Pacific Improvement Co.
Jameson Henry, laborer, r. NW cor Sixteenth and Fol.
Jameson Horace D., harnessmaker, 306 Market, r. 24
Washington Av
Jameson John H., tinner Morgan M. Sweeney, r. 2708
Mission
Jameson John M., seaman Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Jameson Lewis, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E b
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Jameson Lucie M., dressmaker r. 1320 Broadway
Jameson Mattie Miss, actress Tivoli Garden, r. 52 Sec
Jameson Robert, upholsterer, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Jamieson Edward, miner, r. 1160 Market
Jamieson Jane, widow, r. E s Washington Av, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Jamieson Mary Miss, bookfolder Bartling & Kimball,
r. E 8 Washinuton Av, bet Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-eiKhth, B. H.
Jamieson Matthew, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Jamison , r. 225 Bush
Jamison Adam, longshoreman, r. 37 Sacramento
Jamison B., seaman bark Samoset, Mission St. Wharf
Jamison Edward H., meterman Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 627 Third
Jamison George D. Rev., pastor Bethel M. E. Church,
r. 1111 Clay
Jamison H., r. The Baldwin
Jamison James, r. 101 Jessie
Jamison James J., clerk John Lloyd, r. 210 Drumm
Jamison James S., butcher, r. Eleventh Av. bet L and
M, South S. F.
Jamison John, longshoreman, r. 37 Sacramento
Jamison J. W., S. F. Ship Calkers' Assn, Barra's Hall
Jamison Lawrence, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Jamison Martin, fireman Palace Hot^l, r. 744 Howard
Jamison Sarah, widow, lodgings, 210 Drumm
Jamison W., driver City Cab and Carriage Stables
Jamison. See Jameson
Janas Charles J., Austrian Military and Benev. Assn.,
310 O'Farrell
Jancoylch Joseph, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Jancovich Luco, coffeesaloon, SW cor Davis and
Clark, r. 15 Lynch
Jancovich Splro, waiter Luco Jancovich, r. 15 Lynch
Jane Edward, clerk, r. 1600 Polk
Janes Alfred, bartender, r. 423 East
Janes Alfred, ship carpenter, r. 202 Stevenson
Janes Charles M., patrolman Underwriters' Fire
Patrol, SW cor Stevenson and Ecker
Janes Eugene T., salesman Cal. Wire Works, r. 1619
Larkin
Janes Eunice L., widow, r. 1619 Larkin
Janes Horace N., student, r. 1619 Larkin
Janes Lewis L., student, r. 1619 Larkin
Janes Lucy A., widow, r. 1619 Larkin
Janetti George, teamster, r. 826 Jackson
Jauicke Christopher, baker William Hessler, r. 1218
Kearny
Janie Peter, millhand Capitol Mills, r. 646 Steven-
son
Jnnin Alexis, mining engineer, 310 Pine, room 42,
r. Palace Hotel
Jauin Joseph, jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co. ,r. West Oakland
Jaiiin liouis, mining engineer, 310 Pine, room 42,
r. Oakland
Jankowski Stanislaus, laborer, r. 407 Pacific
Janovich Rocco, baker, r. 222 Broadway
Janquist Christian, seaman bark Whistler, Mission St.
Wharf
Jansen Albert, seaman, r. 160 Steuart
Janseu Alexander, upholstery and bedding, 946 and
952 Howard, r. 938 Howard
Jansen Alfred, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SW cor
Shasta and Michigan
Jansen Carl, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jansen Charles, clerk Williams Bros., r. 114 Olive Av
Jansen Charles, cook schr Mary Buhne, Beale St.
Wharf
Jansen Charles, seaman SS: San Vicente, r. New Ger-
man Hotel
Jansen Charles, seaman schr American Girl, Howard
St. Wharf
Jansen Christ, seaman, r. 8 Berry
Jansen Daniel, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Jansen Ferdinand, carpenter, r. Turk St. Hotel
Jansen Frederick, groceries ftnd liquors, NE cor Har-
rison and Beale
Janseu Frederick (Jansen & Thiele) r. 409 Ellis
Jansen Frederick, machini8t„r. 128 Turk
Jansen George A. F., liquor saloon, NE cor First and
Brannan
Jansen George M., bartender John Brunstamp, r. 4 Zoe
Jansen Hans, seaman schr Cinderella, Green St. Wharf
Jansen Herman, cook, r. W s Bryant, bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Jansen Julius, clerk Stein, Simon & Co., r. 609 Ellis
Jansen Julius, porter Holm Bros., r. 200 Fifth
Jansen Lars, groceries and liquors, SW cor Post and
Hyde
Jansen Lars, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Jansen Louis, machinist Pac. Rollifig Mill, r. SW cor
Shasta and Michigan
Jansen M., travelling agent, r. Hubbard House
Jansen Maria, domestic 1824 Vallejo
Jansen M. E., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jansen Ole, seaman schr Mose, Humboldt Wharf
Jansen Peter J., gardener Harry H. Bigelow, r. 1008
Greou
Jansen Romberg, watchmaker, 320 Kearny, r. 1520 Post
Jansen T. Detlef, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jausen Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jai sen William, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Jansen William, gardener Hamilton Square, r. 2421
Post
Jansen & Thiele (Frederick Jansen and Julius Thiele)
hats and caps. 118 Sixth
Janson Charles, tanner Mission Tannery, r. 430 Shot-
well
Janson Charles L., r. 1419 Hyde
Janson John, seaman, r. 415 East
Janson Victor, tanner Mission Tannery, r. 430 Shot-
well
Janssen Asmus, carpenter, r. W s Alabama, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Janssen Edmund, merchant, 210 California, r. 609
Ellis
Janssen Ernest, purchaser Kruse & Euler, r. Oakland
JariBScn Frederick A., groceries and provisions, NE
cor Twenty-third and Mission
Janssen Fritz "(Dierks & Janssen) r. 18 First
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Janssen Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 18 First
Janssen Henry, foreman Andrew Frei, r. 6 Oak Grove
Av
Janssen J. Henry, bookkeeper Yon Bonn & Hencke
Brothers, r. G32 Broadway
Janssen John, carpenter, r. 419 O'Farrell
Janssen John, teacher German, r. 323 O'Farrell
Janssen Wilke A., carpenter, r. NW cor Alabama and
Twenty first
Jansson Charles P., seaman, r. 2219 Mason
Jantzen Frederick, crockery and glassware, 641 Kear-
ny, 122 Fifth, and 131 Second, r. 114 Minna
Jantzen Frederick Jr., clerk Frederick Jantzen, r. 114
Minna
Jantzen Herman, r. 114 Minna
Jantzen Herman Jr., salesman, r. 114 Minna
Janzen J. P. Joseph, cook, r.lii McLea Court
Janzen Theodore, boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros., r. 73^
McLea Court
' Japan Line of Steamers, O. k O. SS. Co., office
NE corFourth and TowBsend
Jaques Isadure, carpenter, r. 13.5 Tehama
•Taques Juines B. (Donley & Jaques) r. 526 Filbert
Jaqiies. See Jacks, and Jacques
Jaquot Henry, architectural woodcarver Mechanics'
Mills, r. 27 Gilbert
Jarboe John E. (Jarboe & Harrison) r. 917 Pine
Jarboe & Harrison (John R. Jarboe and Ralph
C. Harrison) attorneys :it law, 230 Montgomery
Jarbozi Ch;irle8, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Jarden Robert (Curtis, Jarden & Co.) r. 2222 Vallejo
Jardine Alexander, painter and grainer, r. 277 Minna
Jardine Joseph B., proptr Atlas Iron Works, 135
Beale, r. 1004^ Natoma
Jardine Robert, laborer, r. 26 De Boom
Jaresh Frank, clerk Kate Pfeiflfer, r. SW cor Twenty-
, second and Folsom
Jaretzki Mendel, tailor, 36 First
Jaretzky E. Mrs., midwife and ladies' nurse, r. 1910
Larkin
Jarevas Ignacio J., Portuguese Pro. and Beney. Assn,
415)^ Drumm
Jarman Hugh G., painter and dealer paints, oils, and
glass, 232 Sixteenth, office 516 Kearny
Jarman William, grainer Hugh G. Jarman, r. 234
Sixteenth
Jarratt Alfred J. C, reporter Edwards, Pickens &
Fulton, r. 211 Chattanooga
Jarrett Isaac E., copyist and adjuster, 214 Sansome,
r. 20 k WetmorePl
Jarrett J. £., restaurant, 262 First
Jarvie Alexander, bookkeeper S. F. Laundry Assn, r.
930 Fell
Jarvis George, cook Ahlborn House
Jarvls Irving, bookkeeper Dunham, Carrigan & Go., r.
Lick House
Jarvis Michael. t«amster, r. SW cor Howard and
Ninth
Jarvis Thomas W. (Jarvis & Dutro) r. 103 Pacific
Jarv^^ i Dutro (Thomas W. Jarvis and Joseph Du-
tro) groceries and liquors, SW cor Pacific and
Davis
Jasper Ernest R., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Powell and Jackson, r. 6 John
Jasper William, engineer, r. 2725 Bryant Av
Ja.sson Samuel, silversmith, r. 414 Guerrero
Jastram Fritz (Jastram & Sippel) r. 1105 Leaven-
worth
Jastrum & Sippel (Filtz Jastram and Franz E. Sip-
pel) liquor saloon, 638 Sacramento
Jaudin Mary E., widow, r. 1 Kimball PI
Jaudin Raoul, bookkeeper Muser Bros., r. 712 Geary
Jaujou E. A. & Co. (Eugene A. Jaujou and Leon Chas-
sague) distillers and mautifs syrups, liquors,
etc., 4.'iO and 432 Jackson
Jaujou Eugene A. (E. A. Jaujou & Co.) r. 1314 Powell
Jaujou Mary, widow, r. 1314 Powell
Jaume Dominique H. (Martin k Jaume) r. 532 Pac.
Jaussain Paulin, employee Celestln A. Peyre, S 8 Val-
lejo, bet Dupont and Kearny
Javet Louis, superintendent oil dept James R. Kelly
& Co., r. 90 Everett
Jay William B., doorkeeper Free Public Library, r.
424 Bush
Jaymot Pierre, gardener Thomas Lacoste, r. NE cor
Kansas and Center
JayneH Frank, assistant general superintendent
Western Union Tel. Co., 302 Montgomery, r.
Union Club
Jeagon Mary, housekeeper 911 Van Ness Av
Jeanjaquet Maurice, correspondent Newton Bros, tt
Co., r. 1026 Twenty-first
Jeannin Emil, clerk Davis Bros., r. 327 Broadway
Jeannin August, salesman, r. 129 Gough
Jeannin Jennie Mrs., bakery, 129 Gough
Jeannot Francois, gardener, 1312 Larkin, rear
Jeanty .\nna, widow, seamstress, r. 4 Virginia
Jeauneau Peter (P. Jeauneau & Co.) r. Paris House
Jeauneau P. & Co. (Peter Jeauneau and Frank Ramel)
butchers, 67 Center Market
Jebbins George, teacher German Heald's Business
College, r. Herkeley
Jeckel John, Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Market
Jee Arthur W., secretary Union Pac. Salt Co., 216
Sacramento, r. East Oakland
Jeffanoni Paul, expressman, r. 7 Montgomery Court
Jeflcott Cornelius, salesman L. & M. Sachs & Co., r.
22o Jessie
Jeffers Adam J. (P. L. Archibald & Co.) r. Repo, Nev.
Jeifers Ann, widow, r. 708 Brannan
Jeffers George, laborer, r. 8 s Valley, bet San Jos^ Av
and Dolores
Jeffers Hannah, widow, r. 156 First, rear
Jeflers James, blacksmith, r. 909Shotwell
Jeffers John, driver Omnibus RR., r. 219 Tehama
Jeffers Mary Miss, r. 156 First, rear
Jeffers Milo S., bookkeeper H. Rosekrans & Co., r. 509
Sixth
Jeffers Patrick, weigher, r. 9 Baldwin Court
Jeffers Robert, laborer, r. 1 Jasper PI
JefTers, Wells <& Kipps (William H. Jeffers,
Frank F. Wells and Alfred K. Kipps) Universal
Copying Co. and mauufs oil, India ink and water
color pictures, 14.36 and 1438 Market
Jeffers William, laborer, r. San Brimo Road, bet
Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Jeffers William H. (Jeffers, Wells & Kipps) p. 110
Eleventh
Jefferson Grammar School, S s Geary, nr Pierce
Jefferson John W., attorney at law, 230 Montgomery,
r. 824 Mission
Jefferson Martin, captain schr Galateo, Union St.
Wharf I
Jefferson Silvei: Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.) D. M.
Kent secretary, 330 Pine
Jefferson Stephen P., carriagemaker, r. Ss Greenwich,
bet Pierce and Scott
Jeffery Alfred, framemaker S. & G. Gump, r. 1019
Hayes
Jefford Charles E., machinist American Sugar Refln>
ery, r. t;07 Fourth
Jeffray William, coal, iron and merchandise broker,
204 California, r. Alameda
Jeffress Edward, plumber American Sugar Refinery,
r. 311 Jessie
JelTress James 0., agent Pacific Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co., 512 California, r. Russ House
JeffresB James G. Jr., salesman Ackerman Brothers
Jeffress James V. (Jeffress A: Moore) r. 1510 Polk
Jeffress Thomas, bellman The Baldwin, r. 311 Jessie
Jeffress Thomas W., salesman W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 2705 Pine
Jeffress <^ Moore (James V. Jeffress, Albert B.
Moore and William M. Booth) fruit and produce
Commission, 305 and 307 Washington
Jeffrey David F., painter, r. 108 San Jose Av
Jeffrey David S., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 109
Fifth
Jeffrey John, driver Omnibus RR.
Jeffrey Sarah A., widow, r. 22 Jessie, bet Seventh and
Eighth
Jeffrey William, porter, r. 908 Vallejo
Jefl'reys-Lewis Miss, actress Baldwin Theater, r. 108
Taylor
Jeffries A., r. 36 Clay
Jeffries Dora, widow, r. 1235 Market
Jefts Ella F. Miss, packer Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. 52H Linden Av '
Jefts James M., jewelry peddler, r. 528 Linden Av
Jefts James M. Jr., bookkeeper Scott & McCord, r.
528 Linden Av
Jeghers Gus P., clerk, p. 317 Powell
Jeghers William B., clerk, r. 317 Powell
Jehu Nathaulcl L., detective City Hall, r. 275 Jessie
Jehu William H., porter, r. 233 Stevenson
Jekel Charles, proptr New Alaska Hotel, 619 Pacific
Jelinski Emanuel, stripper Adolpb Evers, r. 31 Park
Av
Jelinski Isaac, r. 31 Park Av
Jellen John, r. 61 Langton
uU YLAnb LArLnlLINLL. Established, S.F., 1863,135 Montgomery.'
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Jeaiett Jonathan H., attorney at law, 320 California,
r. 2197 Devlsadero
Jellinek Matilda Mrs., dressmaker, 774 Folsom
Jellings William (JelllnK8& Freeman) r. 721 Turk
Jellings & Freeman (WilUam Jellings and Charles
W. Freeman) liquor saloon, 534 Merchant
Jellison Arthur M., assistant librarian Mechanics'
Institute, r. 1836 Eddy
Jellison Benjamin F., liquor saloon, NE cor Califor-
nia and Kearny, r. 1010 Larkin
Jelmini Kate, widow, r. 4(il Minna
Jelmorini James, laborer Ghirardelli & Danzel, r. 415
Jackson
Jenkins Anderson L., bootmaker Eullman, Salz& Co.,
r. 30 Tyler
Jenkins Andrew E., brassfounder William T. Garratt,
r. 335 Tehama
Jenkins A. W., canvasser, r. Russ House
Jenkins Benjamin P., milkman, r. S s Greenwich, bet
Pierce and Scott
Jenkins Charles, accountant, r. 143 Third
Jenkins Charles E., clerk Fireman's Fund Insurance
Co., r. 932 Pacific
Jenkins Charles H., watchman Selby Smelting and
Lead Works, r. W a Sanchez, bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth
Jenkins Charles L., chief engineer Pacific Mail SS.
City of Chester, r. 607 Folsom
Jenkins Evelina, widow, r. 27 Hinckley
Jenkins Francis J., helper Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. Oakland
Jenkins Franklin J., bartender J. M. Richardson,
NW cor Sixth Av and Fulton
Jenkins Fred W., seaman Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Jenkins George W., dentist, ofBce and r. 1402 Bush
Jenkins Henry, cook Levi O. Pratt
Jenkins Jennie, domestic 1925 Taylor
Jenkins John, coachman, r. SW cor Union and Fill-
more
Jenkins Joshua, cigars and tobacco, 531 East, r. 11
Jackson
Jenkins J. W., r. 537 Sacramento
Jenkins Leon C, bookkeeper, r. 805 Geary
Jenkins Mercedes, widow, r. 926 Mission
Jenkins Paul, coachman, r. 1317 Sacramento
Jenkins Peter T., driver Sutter St. RR., r. 1304 }<i Polk
Jenkins Philip, porter, r. 37 U. S. Court Building
Jenkins Sarah, widow, r. E s Michigan, bet Sierra
and Shasta
Jenkins Sarah B. Miss, assistant Fairmovint Primary
School, r. 613 Turk
Jenkins Thomas, speculator, r. 817 Montgomery
Jenkins William, cook, r. Keystone House
Jenkins William, steward A. E. Swain, r. 634 Market
Jenkins William H., butcher, r. 1013 Washington
Jenkins William J., porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. Fairmount Tract
Jenks Albert, artist, 415 Montgomery, r. 416 Van Ness
Av
Jenks Charles, porter Newton Brothers & Co., r. 808
Howard
Jenks George H., physician, and superintendent St.
Luke's Hospital, office 120 O'Farrell
Jenks William E., cook Howard k' Dewar, r. 326
M&Bon
Jenne Jacob, tailor Lancaster & Northon, r. 22 Louisa
Jenner John E., r. SW cor Church and Jersey
Jenness J. Francis.expresaman, SE cor California and
Battery, r. 2950 Howard
Jennie A. and Black Bock Mining Co. (White Pine
Co.,Nev.)R. N. Van Brunt secretary, 318 Pine
Jennings A., r. 36 Clay
Jennings Albert N., clerk Thomas Jennings, r. 331
Ellis
Jennings Annie, chambermaid Cosmopolitan Hotel
Jennings Annie, cook 1913 Franklin
Jennings Byron, minmg expert, r. Ahlborn House
Jenning.s Charles B., broker, r. 511 Folsom
Jenning'8 David A., mining secretary, 401 Cali-
fornia, room 4, r. 511 Folsom
Jennings David B.. captain schr Traveler, r. 1816 Post
Jennings Edward, bookkeeper E. Gauthier & Co., r.
127 Ortavia
Jennings Elisha E., r. 1138 Pacific
Jennings Fletcher R., boots and shoes, 713 Mission
Jennings Frank, gardener 1501 Van Ness Av
Jennings Frank H., bookkeeper John Jennings, r. 520
Third
Jennings Frederick A., plasterer and whitener, 23
Fifth, r. 1518 Turk
Jennings George, longshoreman, r. 109 Vallejo
Jennings George A., bartender A. E. Haquette, r. 330
Mirnia
Jennings George F., r. Grand Hotel
Jennings Henry E., driver Market St. RB., r. 1430
Turk
Jennings Isaac, captain schr Plow Boy, r. 1816 Post
Jennings J., r. 606 Pine
Jennings J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1012}^ Larkin
Jennings James, porter Cosmopolitan Hotel, r. 34
Perry
Jennings James C, clerk Joseph C. Jennings, r. 719
California
Jennings James H., salesman Thomas Jennings, r.
1210 Sutter
Jennings J. O., clerk Sierra Nevada Lodgings, r. 528
Pacific
Jennings John, bookkeeper Henry Doyle, r. 718 How-
ard
Jennings John, clerk P. B.^amish, r. 718 Howard
Jennings John, laborer, r. 134 Clinton
Jennings John, pilot stmr San Joaquin No. 2, Jackson
St.Wharf
Jennings John, proptr Hooper South End Grain
Warehouse, NW cor Townseud and Japan, r. 520
Third, Oakland
Jennings John, special policeman, U. 8. Reservation,
Presidio
Jennings John T., sexton Central Presbyterian
Church, r. 1053 Market
Jennings John W., actor Baldwin Theater, r. 903
Larkin
Jennings Joseph, plasterer, r. 1126 Market
Jennings Joseph C, general agent Manufacturers' Fire
and Marine Insurance Co., 317 California, r. 719
California
Jennings Lewis, seaman, r. 5 Adelaide PI
Jennings M. H., mate schr Traveler, Larue's Wharf
Jennings Michael J., extraman Engine No. 3, 8. F. F.
D., r. 1313 California
Jennings Oscar C, r. 801 Stockton
Jennings Patrick, farmer. Lake Honda, nr Alms
House
Jennings Peter, farmer. Lake Honda, nr Alms Souse
Jennings T., clerk, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jennings Thomas, groceries, provisions and East
India goods, 410 and 418 Sansome, r. 425 O'Farrell
Jennings Thomas, plasterer, r. 27 Pleasant
Jennings William, drayman, 246 Market, r. 1577J4 Mar-
ket
Jennings William, lodgings, Broadway Block, 500
Broadway
pfennings William, stevedore, r. NW cor Grove andBu-
chanan
Jennings William, tailor, 1602 Mission
Jennison Herman, bookkeeper, r. 100 McAllister
Jennison Marcus G., r. 1220 Leavenworth
Jenny Augustus D., clerk, r. 219 Turk
Jenny M. L. Mrs., r. 23 Stockton
Jens Theodore, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jensen Andrew, captain schr Valentine Alviso, Folsom
St.Wharf
Jensen Annie Miss, bakery, 37 Fifth
Jensen Benjamin, seaman bark General Cobb, r. 112
Steuart
Jensen Cecilia, widow, r. 18M Bluxome
Jensen Charles B., stock clerk Davis Brothers, r. 510
Greenwich
Jensen Charles H., laborer California Sugar Refinery,
r. 20 Sumner
Jensen Christian, carpenter Cal. Sugar Beflnery. r.
smi Ninth
Jensen Cornelius, cooper, r. 1917 Howard
Jensen Fred. (R. H. Sayre & Co.) r. 409 Turk
Jensen Frederick, groceries and liquors, NE cor Har-
rison "hnd Beale
Jensen Frederick, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Jensen Fritz, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 11 Kate
Jensen Haus, r. 716 Stockton
Jensen Hans, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Jensen Hans P., grainsampler, r. 510 Greenwich
Jensen H. E., seaman schr Sierra, Green St.Wharf
Jensen Henri (Keller & Jensen) r. 1616 Leavenworth -
Jensen Henry M., cabinetmaker R. Moller,r.9 Cleave-
land
Jensen J., seaman schr Jennie Brynes, Jackson St.
Wharf
Jensen Jacob, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jensen Jans, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1100 Bry-
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Jensen Jens, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 521 Brannan
Jensen Jens, seaman, r. S s Clay, nr East
Jensen John C, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 20 De-
catur
Jensen John N., mining, r. 332 Duncan
Jensen John W. D., civil engineer, r. 1228 Pacific
Jensen L., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jensen L. A., seaman, r. 415 East
Jensen Lams T., seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Jensen Louisa, domestic 1117 Washington
Jensen L. O. W., seaman, r. 30 Clay
Jensen M. E., seaman schr Clara, Sixth St.Wharf
Jensen Ole, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Jensen P., painter, r. 445 Jessie
Jensen Peter, teamster Jacob Adams, r. 628 Broadway
Jensen Samuel B., plumber, r. 120 Alta PI
Jensen Soren, tailor, r. 8 Antonia
Jensen T. C, r. 1917 Howard
Jensen Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jensen William Christ., seaman, r. North Pacific Ho-
tel
Jensen. See Jansen, Jansisen, and Jeanson
Jentzsch Gottlieb, cabinetmaker Kragen & Geist, r. 113
Park Av
Jentzsch Leopold, barber, 441 Sixth, r. 113 Park Av
Jentzsch Otto, cabinetmaker, r. 113 Park Av
Jentzsch Reinhold, clerk, r. 113 Park Av
Jephson J. O. (A. J. Goulette & Co.) r. 11 Hampton
PI
Jepsen Augusta, widow, r. 3 Sheridan
Jepson Jeppe, captain sloop Bonita, Third St. Wharf
Jerabek Caroline J. Miss (Jerabek & Schley) r. 137
Sixth
Jerabek & Schley (Miss Caroline Jerabek and Miss
Elizabeth Schley) halrworkers, 137 Sixth, and
1024 Market
Jercovlch M., cook Grand Central Hotel, 957 Mar-
ket
Jergenson Chris., draftsman, 79 Nevada Block
Jerkesen John, seaman schr Marguerita, Jackson St.
Wharf
Jernegan Jared, captain brig Tropic Bird, r. Russ
HouBe
Jernijous Francis, barber, r. 904 Kearny
Jerome Edward B., collector's secretary, Cus-
tom House, r. Oakland
Jerome Frederick, boatman, r. 130 Francisco
Jerome Henry A., r. Union Club
Jerome Jeremiali, journalist, r. Overland House
Jerome John, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 1805
Stockton
Jerome Paul E., bartender, r. 811 Stockton
Jerome Theodore F.. examiner U. 8. Appraiser's
Store, r. 2217 Octavla
Jerrett Thomas, teamster, r. 22 Park Av
Jersey Farm Dairy, Ricliard G. Sneath proptr,
George A. Barnett superintendent, 835-839 How-
ard, and 350 Tehama
Jersey Mining Co. (Humboldt Co., Nev.) J. F. Noon
secretary, 324 Pine
Jervie Max, r. 112G Market
Jesperseu Hausine D., widow, domestic 2609 Pine
Jespersen M. E., master mariner, office 12 Clay
Jesperson J. W., captain schr Fannie A. Hyde, r. 718
Howard
Jesperson Soren, seaman, r. 428 Chestnut, rear
Jesse George K. (Jesse k Drew) r. 213 Page
Jesse J. M., horse clipper, r. 1129 Howard
Jesse & Drew (George K. Jesse and Hiram M.
Drew) stairbuilders. South Point Mill, Berry, bet
Third and Fourth
Jessen Andrew, mate schr Z. B. Hayward, r. 20 Mis-
sion
Jessen Brothers (Neils and Nells P.) dairymen (Hay-
ward's, Alameda Co.) office 330 j^ Ritch
Jessen Frederica, widow, furnished rooms, 952 How-
ard
Jessen Frederick, cigars and tobacco, 2 Clay, r. 811
Filbert
Jessen Gustav M., bar pilot SS. Oregon, r. 1524 Jack-
son
Jessen Henry H., grain drylnghouse, 225 Harrison, r.
418 First
Jessen James, cook Theodore Althof , r. 308 Seventh
Jessen Jep, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jessen John, r. 9.^)2 Howard
Jessen John, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Jessen Jiirgen, bartender, r. 160 Steuart
Jessen Louis, cook M. B.Moraghan, r. 299 Clem.
103 Montgomery, r. 1128
compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
Jessen Nells (Jessen Brothers) r. 330 Ji Ritch
Jessen Neils P. (Jessen Brothers) r. Haywards, Ala-
meda Co.
Jessen Paul (Petersen k. Co.) r. 1212 Ellis
Jessen Peter, commlesion agent, r. 326 Clementina
Jesson Samuel, silversmith W. K. Vanderslice & Co.,
r. Dolores, bet Seventeenth and Eighti-enth
Jessup Andrew J. (Clapp & Jessup) r. 1231 Pacific
Jessup H. C, G., dentist Thomas C. Jessup, r. 1128
Pine
Jessup Thomas C, dentist
Pine
JesBurun Isaac B.,
1009 Stockton
Jester D. T., deputy sheriflf, r. 912 Howard
Jester John, cook, r. 629 Clay
Jett John, miner, r. 737 Howard
Jetter William H., attorney at law, r. 1316 Mason
Jevons James A., paperhanger and decorator, r. 16 Ve-
rona PI
Jewell A. C, driver Market St. RR.
Jewell A. M. Si Co. (Ammi M. Jewell, and
Charles A., and George W. Hooper) proptrs South
Point Mills, and wooden pump and pipe manufs,
N s Berry, bet Third and Fourth
Jewell Ammi M. (A. M. Jewell & Co.) r. 820 Twenty.
first
Jewell Edward, r. 1110 Larkiu
Jewell Edward H., miner, r. 15 College PI
Jewell Edward M., clerk, r. 36 Geary
Jewell Fannie W. Mrs., r. 1043 Folsom
Jewell Godfrey (Mierson, Jewell & Co.) r. 2110 Mason
Jewell Henry, engineer L. k E. Emanuel, r. West
Oakland
Jewell James Grey, physician, office and r. 2012 Mis-
sion
Jewell John T., r. 230 Kearny
Jewell Blartin C, superintendent Cal. Paint Co., r.
Oakland
Jewell Orlay H., mining secretary, 5Jj Kearny, r. Ala-
meda
Jewell Raphael (Mierson, Jewell & Co.) r. 1806 La-
guna
Jewell R. C, salesman Martin J. Flavin, r. 1307 Stock.
Jewell RubyA.Miss, assistant Mission Primary School, •
r. 1214 Howard
Jewell Truman E., mining, 330 Pine, r. Grand Hotel
Jewell Walter, clerk Richard C. Hooker, r. 417 Kear.
Jewell William S. (Basler & Jewell) r. 327 Tyler
Jewett Annie S. Miss, assistant Columbia St. Primary
School, r. 2336 Mission
Jewett Fidelia Miss, assistant Girls' High School, r.
1104 Market
Jewett George O., clerk TJ. 8. Surveyor General's Of-
flee, r. 504 Vallejn
Jewett Jarvis, agent Palmer's Artificial Leg, 20 Mer-
chants' Exchange, r. Oakland
Jewett John H., r. 1609 Larkin
Jewett John S., r. 1116 Stockton
Jewett Sherman S. & Co. (of Buflfalo, N. Y.) Oscar 8.
Levy manager, manufs stoves, office 119 Pine ' ^
Jewett Stejihen, night inspector Custom House, r. 11
South Park
Jewett Thomas M., clerk U. S. Attorney, r. 1116 Stock.
Jewett W. F. (George S. Hinsdale & Co.) 22 California
Jetvisli frogreaa (weekly) Abe Seligsohn editor,
office 313 Kearny
Jewish Almanac Pacific Coast, William Saalburg
proptr, 622 Clay
Jicha John, gunsmith, 619 Merchant, r. 117 Bernard
Jillett Jacques, basketmaker Victor Navlet, r. 2120
Jones
Jimenes Josf', cook Maurice Foley, r. 217 Broadway
JimmlninI Felix, vegetables and fruits, r. 826 Jack-
son
Jipsen John H., laborer, r. Juniper, bet Folsom and
Harrison •
Jipsen P., seaman Pac. Coast SS. San Vicente
Joaoherson Peter, seaman, r. Johnston PI, nr Harri-
son
Joachlml Gustave, cook Harris k Brady, r. 8 Dnpont
Joachinisen, Henry L., Justice of the Peace,
office SE cor Washington and Kearny, and attor-
ney at law, 418 California, r. 611 Union
Joachimsen Joseph P., attorney at law, 418 Callfor-
nir, r. 923 Geary
Joanne C, vegetable dealer, r. 11 Gordon
Joiio Manoel R., Portuguese Pro. and Beney. Assn,
415^ Drumm
Joaquin Michaelete, laborer, r. l4 Ohio
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Job Charles E., carpenter, r. NW cor Kansas and
Yuba
Job Jane, widow, r. NW cor Kansas and Yuba
Job Peter, confectioner, r. 1409 Jackson, rear
Jobmann Julius, liquor saloon, SE corThird and Mis-
sion, r. 425 M Natoma
Jobson 'William G., wood and coal, 511 and 513
Bush, r. '23'2i Mission
Jobst Mathias, liquor saloon, 1 Gardner Alley
Jochat Joseph, liquor saloon, 27 J4 Commercial
Jochim Adolph M., clerk Phcenix and Home Insurance
Co., r. 343 Hayes
Jochim Jacob, liquor saloon, 536 Sacramento, r. Ala-
meda
Jock Joseph, barber Knoechel & Brand, r. 1620 Wash.
Jock Lena Miss, teacher, r. 2212 Bush
Jockins ■\Villiam M., lineman Gold and Stock Tel. Co.,
r. 2U Shotwell
Joe Scates Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Storey
Co., Nev.) William W. Bausman secretary, 409
California
Joel Albert M., manuf gents' neckwear, 206 Bush, r.
1208 Ellis
Joeppard William, watchman 8. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory
Joest Francois, bartender Charles Wambach
Jofre Adelaide Miss, dressmaker, 740 Broadway
Jofre Carmen S., widow, r. 740 Broadway
Jofre Mercedes Misp, dressmaker, 740 Broadway
Johannes Heni-y C, clerk U. S. Mint, r. 311 Stockton
Johauusen Carl, cook, r. 127 Jackson
Johannsen Frederick, groceries and liqxiors, NW cor
O'Farrell and Mason, r. 306 O'Farrell
Johannsen Johannes, boatman, r. 140 Jackson
Johannsen John P. (Johannsen & Peteri) r. 315 Lom-
bard
Johauusen P., teacher music, r. 84 Everett
Johannsen Rasmus, mate schr Patriot, r. SW cor Fol-
som and Main
Johannsen Thomas, cook, r. 5 Washington
Johannsen & Peteri (J. P. Johannsen and Henry Pe-
teri) foreign and domestic dairy produce, and
manufs caviar, 32 California Market
Johanseu Amparo, florist, r. 20 Scott PI
Johansen Charles T., seaman, r. 30 Clay
Johanseu George, seaman, r. 123 Jackson
Johanseu Jacob, seaman, r. 2820 Pine
Johanseu Jorgen, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Johanseu Peter, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Jobansen Rodolf , seaman, r. 20 Scott PI
Johansen Virginia, dressmaker, r. 20 Scott PI
Johaiison Augustus E., gardener, r. 1605 Scott
Johaiison C, ropemaker Cal. Wire Works, r. Sanders'
Hotel
Johanson Jans, oysterman, r. 10 Berry
Johausoii Joel, tailor, r. 15 Auburn
Jobauson Samuel, carpenter, r. 609 Jackson
Johanson. See Johannsen and Johnson
John Frank, barber, r. 434 Montgomery
John Gold Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.) Addison
Martin secretary, 528 California
John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Boston,
J. S. Byington general agent, 417 California
John Henry, sailmaker, r. 8 John
John Simon, clerk C. Muller, r. SW cor Lily Av and
Buchanan
John Thomas, compositor Cal. Demokrat, r. 27 Oak
John Walter, r. 1027 Dupont
John 'William, importer, manuf, and dealer
cigars and tobacco, SW cor Post and Dupont, r.
210 Stockton
John. See Johns
Johnke Frank, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johns Edward, helper M. P. and M.dept Central Pac.
RE.
Johns Edward, refiner, r. 965 Harrison
Johns Frank, Ixostlcr John B. French, r. 919 Tyler
Johns Li/.zie, domestic 1004 'Van Ness Av
Johns Lizzie Mrs, r. 621 O'Farrell
Johns Raymond Rev., r. Dominican Monastery, W s
Steiner, bet Pine and Bush
Johns Walter, roofer Henry G. Fiske, r. 431 'Vallejo
Johnsen Gotfrled, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Johnson James, bellman Grand Hotel
Johnsen Henry, seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York
Johnsen Peter, steward, r. 24 Pearl
Johnsen Robert, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Johnsen. See Johannsen and Johansen
Johnson Abraham, seaman scbrH. L. Tleman, Beale
St. Wharf
Johnson A. D., shoemaker, 426 Hayes
Johnson Adam, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont
Johnson Adolf, painter, r. 114 Bernard
Johnson Albert, r. 246 Fourth
Johnson Albert, carpenter Pacific Mall SS. City of
New York
Johnson Albert, engineer, r. 517 Greenwich
Johnson Albert, tinsmith Cutting Packing Co., r. 407
Pacific
Johnson Albert, laborer, r. 127 Jackson
Johnson Albert, mate schr Lottie Collins, Beale St.
Wharf
Johnson Albert, music, r. 2238 Bush
Johnson Albert, seaman, r. 250 Spear
Johnson Alexander, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N s
Sierra, bet Louisiana and Maryland
Johnson Alexander, sawyer A. Waldstein, r. 512
Fourth
Johnson Alexander, waiter Palace Hotel
Johnson Alfred, captain tug Water Witch, r. 1219 Pac.
Johnson Alfred, engineer Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co.
Johnson Alfred, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Johnson Alfred, sashmaker Uriah Segar8,r.318Ji Fifth
Johnson Alfred, seaman, r. 8 Berry
Johnson Alfred, seaman, r. 415 East
Johnson Allen S., painter, 1207 Polk, r. 1122 J^ Larkln
Johnson Alpheus, seaman barkentine Ella, Mission
St. Wharf
Johnson Amelia Mrs., machine operator, r. 245 Te-
hama
Johnson Andreas, laborer Pac. Tallow Works, r. cor
Fifth and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Johnson Andrew, r. 807 Kearny
Johnson Andrew, carriagemaker Carvill Manaf. Co.,
r. 11 Powell
Johnson Andrew, driver George Asmussen, r. SW cor
Shotwell and Twentieth
Johnson Andrew, engineer tug Transit, r. 12)<S 'Ve-
rona PI f
Johnson Andrew, ironer laundry Lick House
Johnson Andrew, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 8
Laskie
Johnson Andrew, liquor saloon, 405 Drumm
Johnson Andrew, master mariner, r. 108 Tehama.rear
Johnson Andrew, master mariner, r. 318 Beale
Johnson Andrew, master schr Narrow Gauge, r. 31
Mission
Johnson Andrew, quartermaster SS. Oregon, Folsom
St.Wharf
Johnson Andrew, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Johnson Andrew, seaman, r. 10 Berry
Johnson Andrew, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Johuson Andrew, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Salinas
Johnson Andrew, seaman schr Sarah, r. 13 Welsh
Johnson Andrew, seaman stmr Newport, North Point
Dock
Johnson Andrew, seaman SS. Oregon
Johnson Andrew, seaman stmr Empire, Pacific St.
Wharf
Johnson Andrew M., salesman M. J. Flavin, r. 19
Taylor
Johnson Annie M. Miss, assistant Ocean House Prim-
ary School, r. 129 Turk
Johnson Anthony, furniture manuf, 148 Bluxome, r.
645 Folsom
Johnson Anthony, mate Central Pac. RB. stmrs, r. S
8 Day, bet Sanchez and Church
Johnson Anton, waiter stmr Santa Cruz, Broadway
Wharf
Johnson August, cook, r. 10 Berry
Johnson August, cook, r. 10 Washington
Johnson A.W., storekeeper Grand Hot«l
Johnson Benjamin, blacksmith, r. 101 Minna
Johnson Benjamin, butcher Josiah G. Johnson, r. cor
Fourth Av and M, South S. F.
Johnson C, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Johnson C, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson C, watchman Pacific Coast SS. Los Angeles
Jolinson Caleb H., manager Oregon Stock and
Butchering Co., 331 Montgomery, r. 618 Filbert
Johnson Carl, compositor Charles A. Henry, r. 424
Sausome
Johnson Carl, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r
Georgia, nr Sierra
Johnson Carl, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Johnson Carl Otto, driver Massey & Tung, r
Everett
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Johnson Carrie Miss, dressmaker, r. 320 Fifth
Johnson Catherine, widow, dresBmaker, r. SW cor
Howard and Twenty-fourth
Johnson C. Clififord, patternmaker, r. 1925 Jessie
Johnson C. H., clerk Stephen G. ■Williams, r. 1403
Baker
Johnson Charles, bookkeejier, r. 319 Folsom
Johnson Charles, boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros., r. 837
Folsom
Johnson Charles, burnisher 'William Proll & Co.
Johnson Charles, butcher, r. E s Railroad Av, bet
Eleventh and Twelfth Avs, South S. F.
Johnson Charles, captain schr Bay City, Jackson St.
Wharf
Johnson Charles, captain sloop Maggie Bobinson,
Jackson St. Wharf
Johnson Charles, coachman Richard Brown
Johnson Charles, deckhand stmr Mare Island, r. 12
Washington
Johnson Charles, driller Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E 8
Michigan, bet Shasta and bierra
Johnson Charles, expre&sman, r. 330)^ Ritch
Johnson Charles, hostler Central RR., r. NW cor
Eighth and Bryant
Johnson Charles, journalist, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Johnson Charles, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1100
Bryant
Johnson Charles, mate schr Fairfield, Front St. Wharf
Johnson Charles, meterman Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 259 Stevenson
Johnson Charles, oyster and chop house, 189 Six-
teenth
Johnson Charles, plumber, r. 2714 Fourth
Johnson Charles, policeman City Hall, r. 1403 Baker
Johnson Charles, quartermaster Pacific Mail SS. City
of New York
Johnson Charles, railfiler Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Georgia, bet Shasta and Sierra
Johnson Charles, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Johnson Charles, seaman, r. 250 Spear
Johnson Charles, seaman, r. 314 Beale
Johnson, Charles, seaman, r. 515 Eighth
Johnson Charles, seaman, r. 544 Folsom
Johnson Charles, seaman Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Johnson Charles, seaman schr Anastasia, Eureka
Dock
Johnson Charles, seaman schr Edward Parker, r. 238
Steuart
Johnson Charles, seaman schr Excelsior
Johnson Charles, seaman schooner Western Home,
Beale St. Wharf
Johnson Charles, showcasemaker, r. 230 Jessie
Johnson Charles, tanner S. F. Tannery, r. E 8 San
Bruno Road, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eighth
Johnson Charles, waiter, r. 10 Washington
Johnson Charles, waiter, r. 46 Second
Johnson Charles, watchman, r. 22 Glover
Johnson Charles A., boltmaker Pac. Rolling Hill, r.
S 8 Shasta, bet Michigan and Georgia
Johnson Charles A., captain schr Bay City, r. 3 Stan-
ly Court
•Johnson Charles A., carpenter, r. 24 Isis
Johnson Charles A., salesman Gilfillan & Hohens-
child. r. 1010 Jackson
Johnson Charles A., seaman, r. 30 Clay
Johnson Charles B., captain SS. Orizaba, r. 721 Shot-
well
Johnson Charles F., r. 2826 Pine
Johnson Charles F., laborer S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 2!) Fifth Av
Johnson Charles F., upholsterer Lick House
Johnson Charles G., bartender Yates & Co., r. 748 Har-
rison
Johnson Charles H., seaman SS. Newbem, Folsom St.
Wharf
Johnson Charles H., shoecutter Louis Girard, r. 77
Natoma
Johnson Charles H. C, stevedore, r. 22 Glover
Johnson Charles J., mining, r. 1108 Taylor
Johnson Charles L., oysterman, r. 10 Berry
Johnson Charles M., broker, r. 318 Kearny
Johnson Charles M., carpenter, r. 1714 Ellis
Johnson Charles M.. foreman photographic printer
Bradley it Rulofson, r. Oakland
Johnson Charles N., dummyman Clay St. Hill RR., r.
1411 Sacramento
Johnson Charles K., machinist, r. 741 J^ Tehama
Johnson Christ., seaman schr Mary Delfo, r. 12 Jack-
son
Johnson Chrietian, liquor saloon, SW cor Sacramento
and Drumm, r. 120 Silver
Johnson Christian, master schr Maxim, Beale St.
Wharf, r. Oakland
Johnson Christian, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Johnson Christian E., cabinetmaker, 730 Mission, r.
235 Jessie
Johnson Christian P., seaman, r. 11 Jackson
Johnson Christina, domestic 312 Ellis
Johnson Christina, domestic 834 Grove
Johnson Claus A., gardener Stenart Menzies, r. SW
cor Montgomery and Chestnut
Johnson C. P., farmer, r. Keystone House
Johnson David, bartender Christian Johnson, r. 103
Sacramento
Johnson Edmund, clerk Hermann Schuldt, r. 100
Silver
Johnson Edmund F., bootmaker, r. 502 Third
Johnson Edward, bartender John E. Doyle, r. NE
cor Bush and Montgomery
Johnsou Edward, merchant, r. 1028 Market
Johnson Edward, shoemaker, r. SW cor Bush and
Pierce
Johnson Edward, seaman, r. 10 Berry
Johnson Edward, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Johnson Edward Gustave, quartermaster Pacific tHul
SS. City of Peking, r. 701 Lombard
Johnson Edward H., bookkeeper Charles Harley &
Co., r. 412 Hyde
Johnsou Edwin, tailor, r. 446 Minna
Johnson Edwin C, clerk Isabella Johnson, r. 19 Com-
mercial
Johnson Edwin M., clerk William W. Stow, r. 1807
Dupont
Johnson Elijah J., waiter William Burke, r. E b Val-
encia, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Johnson Elizabeth, widow, r. 3 Scotland
Johnson Emma, widow, r. 1421 Polk
Johnsou Emma, widow, varieties, 320 Fifth
Johnsou Emma Miss, milliner Mrs. M. A. Soper
Johnson Emma R. Mrs., r. 606 Montgomery
Johnson Enghert, seaman schr Ocean Spray, Beale
St. Wharf
Johnson Ephraim, r. 810 Powell
Johnson Eric, dummyman Clay St. Hill RR., r. 4 Le-
roy PI
Johnson Erick, seaman, r. NE cor Green and Cal-
houn
Johnson Erick A., proptr Mechanics' House, SBerry
Johnson Felon, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Johuson Floyd, canvasser S. F. Chronicle, r. 972 Fol-
som
Johnson F. N.. r. 116 O'Farrell
Jolinson Francis, attorney at law, 25 and 26
Montgomery Block, r. 1212 Twenty-first
Johnsou Francis, cook Melchior Pieper, r.922 Howard
Johnson Frank, bellman Palace Hotel
Johnson Frank, blacksmith, r. 32 Fourth
Johnson Frank, boxmaker, r. 314 Beale
Johuson Frank, cabinetmaker Anthony Johnson, r.
Montgomery's Hotel
Johnson Frank, cook, r. Central Pacific Hotel
Johuson Frank, janitor Adelphi Theater, r. 418 Powell
Johnson Frank, lumberman, r. 324 Beale
Johnson Frank, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
John8(<n Frank, seaman, r. Sanders Hotel
Johnsou Frank, seaman, r. Johnston PI, nr Harrison
Johnson Frank A., bellman Lick House
Johuson Frank S. (Renner & Co.) and bookkeeper
William T. Coleman & Co., r. Oaklaud
Johnson Frank S., wellborer.r. 1524 Eddy
Johnson Frederick (Johnson & Schule) r. 786 Folsom
Johnson Frederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 11
Kate
Johnson Frederick, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Johnson Frederick, seaman, r. 1624 Howard
JoliiiMon Frederick D., physician, office and r.
828 California
Johnsou Frederick J., si)rlngmaker Beits Spring Co.,
r. 990 Folsom
Johnson Frederick S., clerk J. C. Johnson & Oo., r.
1214 Mason
Johnsou G., r. 704 !i Mission
Johnson George, bookkeeper, r. 21 Stanly PI
Johnson George, drayman Wright & Bowne, r. 121
Langton
Johnsou George, laborer, r. 2017 Howard
Johnson George J., shipsmith, r. 116 Eleventh
Johnson George L., painter J. H. Turner, r. 738
Natoma
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The only reliable Instrument for Testing
Derective Vision, 135 Montgomery.
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JV. E. cor. Mission anil Spear Sts. Cholco Sugar Pine
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Johnson George M., clerk, r. 129 Turk
Johnson George W., paperhanger George W. Clark, r.
2207 Mission
Johnson George W., wood and coal dealer, r. 1937
Howard
Johnson G. Henry, bookkeeper A. H. Todd & Co r
1153 Folsom
Johnson Gilbert, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Johnson Gilbert Mrs., r. 1224 Mission
Johnson Gnstaf , teamster Abruham D. Miller, r. W s
San Bruno Itoad. nr Silver Av
Johnson Gustav, pantryman Alexander W. Wilson, r.
1012 Mason
Johnson H., r. German Hotel
Johnson H., agent, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Johnson H., bralieman Southern Pac. KK., r. 901
Mii^sion
Johnson H., pilot U. S. Revenue cutter, r. 1017 Battery
Johnson Hans, seaman schr Maggie Douglass, Eureka
Dock
Johnson Hans P., boot and shoemaker, 18 Annie, r.46
Everett
Johnson Hans P., seaman sloop National, Jackson St.
Wharf
Johnson Harriet Miss, r. 1013 Post
Johnson Harry, captain schr Mary Delfo, Larue's
Wharf
Johnson Harry, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Johnson Harry, seaman, r. Norlh Pacific Hotel
Johnson H. C, janitor State Harbor Commissioners
Johnson Henry, r. Fifteenth Av, bet P and Q, Soufh
8. F.
Johnson Henry (Carlson & Johnson) r. 748 Folsom
Johnson Henry (Johnson & Hermann) r. 10 Sac.
Joknson Henry, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 932 Mort.
Jolinson Henry, captain U. S. A., Medical Store-
keeper, 36 New Mont^^omery, room 6, r. Oakland
Johnson Henry, cook schr Patriot, r. Mechanics-
House
Johnson Henry, cook Delmonico Restaurant, r. 102
Powell
Johnson Henry, engineer, r. 270 First
Johnson Henry, foreman carpenter, r. 6 Oak Grove
Av
Johnson Henry, groceries and liquors, SWcor Larkin
and California, r. 1640 Polk
Johnson Henry, janitor Adelphi Theater, r. 2 St Mary
Johnson Henry, laborer Fort Point Engineer Dept
Johnson Henry, longshoreman, r. 31 Clementina
Johnson Henry, machinist, r. 312 Beale
Johnson Henry machinist, r. 135 Ja Fifth
Johnson Henry, mate sclir Edith, Beale St. Wharf
Johnson Henry, newsagent, r. NW cor Nineteenth
and Guerrero
Johnson Henry, restaurant, 1007 Dupont
Johnson Henry, seaman, r. 10 Berry
Johnson Heury, seaman ship Helen Mar, Vallejo St.
Wharf
Johnson Henry, teacher dancing, r. 1021 Clay
Johnson Henry, watchman Pacific Coast SS. Lob An-
geles, Broadway Wharf
Johnson Henry A., engineer stmr Relief, r. 1833
Market
Johnson Henry C, assistant librarian Odd Fellows'
Library, r. 1310 Hyde
Johnson Henry F., liquor saloon, 8W cor Broadway
and Montgomery
Johnson Htnry J., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
r. 37 Clementina '
Johnson Henry W.,mate tug Kate, r. 948}^ Harrison
Johnson H. H., shoemaker, r. Hansa Hotel
Johnson H. M. Mrs., r. 223 Kearny
Johnson Holbert, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson Horace A., porter W. B. Sumner & Co., r.
Hansa Hotel
Johnson Howard, r. 207 Turk
Johnson Howard, real-estate, r. 115 Franklin
Johnson H. P., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Johnson H. P., waiter K. J. Techau, r. 735 Folsom
Johu8)n Ida, domestic 1325 Tyler
Johuson Ida Miss, seamstress, r. 735 Folsom
Johnson I. M., painter, r. 207 Post
Johnson Isaac, forgemau Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Illinois, bet Napa and Shasta
Johnson Isabella, widow, r. 519 Oak
Johnson Isabella, widow, boarding and lodging, 19
Commercial
Johnson Israel G., delivery clerk Alexander NicoU,
r. 328 Geary
Johnson J., r. 36 Clay
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Johnson J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Johnson J., upholsterer, r. 214 Minna
Johnson J. A., hatter, r. 738 Broadway
Johnson Jacob, seaman, r. 227 3< Pine
Johnson Jacob, shipkeeper, r, 327 J^ Bryant
Johnson Jacob C. (J. C. Johnson & Co.)
Mason
Johnson James, r. 108 Geary
Johnson James, actor Bella Union Theater
Johnson James, calker, r. 1025 Harrison
Johnson James, driver Engine No. 2, S. F
412 Bush
Johnson James, liquor dealer, r. 1630 Howard
Johnson James, master schr Western Home, r. Oak-
land
Johnson James, seaman, r. 12'? Folsom
Johnson James, seaman bark Cyane, Brannan St.
Wharf
Johnson James, seaman bark General Cobb. Howard
St. Wharf
Johnson James, student, r. SW cor Lily Av and Bu-
chanan
Johnson James, tailor, r. 3 Golden Court
Jjhnson James, fruits, cigars and t >bacco, NW cor
Geary and Devisadero
Johnson James, waiter Graud Hotel, r. 255 Jessie
Johnson James A., teamster, r. 5 Warren Av
Johnson James B., pattern maker, r. 1925 Jessie
Johnson James B. Jr., carpet beater Mitchell & Hobe.
r. 1925 Jessie
Johnson James C, shoemaker E. D. Nolan & Co., r.
264 Jessie
Johnson James C, wines and liquors, 537 Bryant
Johnfon James H., mining, 402 Mouttjomery, r. Oak-
land
Johnson James H., shoemaker S.W.Levy, r. 101 Minna
Johnson James M., head clerk U. 8. Railway Mail
Service, r. Oakland
Johnson Jane Y., widow, r. 4 Ewer PI
Johnson J. C, patternmaker Uaion Iron Works, 54
First
Johnson J. C. & Co. (Jacob C. and John M.
Johnson; importers and manufs harness and sad-
dlery, and dealers leather, and saddlery hardware,
12 and 14 Pine
Johnson J. E., bellman Palace Hotel
Johnson J. E., seaman Pacific Mail SS. China
Johnson J. E., solicitor Kli L'onuet, r. Treat At, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Johnson Jennie Miss, cigarmaker William Lewis &
Co., r. 13 Beale
Johnson Jeremiah, expressman, W s Battery, nr Wash-
ington, r. 612 McAllister
Johnson Jeremiah, merchant tailor, r. 204 H Eddy
Johnson Jeremiah V.. teamstt r. r. 1925 Jessie
Johnson .J-. J., cook Johnson & Shay
Johnson J. M., actor Bella Union Theater
Johnson John, r. 8 Baker
Johnson John, Coopers' Pro. Assn, 767 Market
Johnson John, captain schr Augustc Johnson, Larue's
Wharf
Johnson John, captain tug Kate, r. 948)4 Harrison
Johnson John, carpenter, r. 915 Union - — -
Johns'^u John, carpenter and builder, NE cor Twenty-
fourth and Bartlett
Johnson John, cigars and tobacco, SW cor Washing-
ton and Drumm, r. Oakland
Johnson John, compositor Frederick W. Croudace, r.
Russ House
Johnson John, cook, r. 9 Pacific
Johnson John, cook, r. Keystone House
Johnsfin John, cook Boston Oyster House, r. 1114
Stockton
Johnson John, barber. 1000^ Market, r. 100 Sixth
Johns'^n John, laborer, r. 223 Folsom, rear
Johnson John, laborer, r. Ns Vallt-y, bet Sanchez and
Ciiurch
Johnson John, laborer George M. Wetherbee, r. 3
Harrison Av
Johnson John, laborer McCauley & Young
Johnson John, laborer Pac. Tallow Works, r. cor Fifth
and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Johnson John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
N 8 Post, bet Devisadero a:id Broderick
Johnson John, long.shoreman , r. 20d Steuart
Johnson John, macbinehand Phineas Haskell, r. 854
Folsom
Johnson John, miller, r. 858 Folsom
Johnson John, miner, r. 435 Bush
Johnson John, pantryman Lick House
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Johnson John, pilot barge San Mateo, r. 26 Clara
Johnson John, aeaman, r. 10 Commercial
Johnson John, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Johnson John, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Johnson John, seaman, r. 506 Folsom
Johnson John, seaman, r. SW cor Howard and Beale
Johnson John, seaman schrCassie Hay ward. Mission
St.Wharf
Johnson John, seaman schr Compeer, Union St.
Wharf
Johnson John, seaman schr Elecfra, Beale St. Wharf
Johnson John, seaman schr Endora, Beale St. Wharf
Johnson John, seaman schr John N. Ingalla, Beale
St.Wharf
Johnson John, scsman Pacific Mail SS.City of Sydney
Johnson John, seaman schr Salamander, Fourth St.
Wharf
: Johnson John, seaman achr Sarah Pratt, Sixth St.
'i Wharf
I Johnson John, seaman ship War Hawk, bulkhead
I foot Mission
Johnson John, second mate bark Whistler, Mission
St.Wharf
Johnson John, shoemaker, 75 Minna
Johnson John, shoemaker, cor Main and Folsom, rear
Johnson John, stairbuilder, r 815 Twenty-fourth
Johnson John A., baker SS. State of California, r.
Florida, nr Twentieth
Johnson John C, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1100
Bryant
Johnson John C, reporter Alta California, r. 425
Kearny
Johnson John F., purser Pacific Coast SS. Salinas,
Broadway Wharf
Johnson John Henry, clerk Otto Johnson, r. 49 Minna
Johnson John J., foreman tinshop Sol. Wangenheim
& Co., r. 561 Minna
Johnson John M.(J. C. Johnson & Co.) r. 1211 Mason
Johnson John P., broommaker Harrison & Dickson,
r. 41 Minna
Johnson John P., seaman, r. 7 Merchant
Johnson John T., shipcarpenter, r.W a Michigan, bet
Shasta and Sierra
Johnson John W., house painter, r. 1010 Clay
Johnson Joseph, barber, r. 15 Priest
Johnson Joseph, dressmaker, r. Wheelock PI, nr Val-
lejo
Johnson Joseph, laborer Steiger k Kerr, r. 533 Howard
Johnson Joseph, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Johnson Joseph, seaman, r. 415 East
Johnson Joseph, seaman bark Malay, Third St.Wharf
Johnson Joseph, seaman schr Traveler, Larue's
Wharf
Johnson Joseph A., signpainter John W. Cherry, r. 3
Scotland
Johnson Joseph M., actor, r. 425 Kearny
Johnson Joseph M., signpainter Jabez S. Swan. r. N s
Stevenson, bet Sixth and Seventh
Johnson Josephine, cashier Norager, Hjul & Co., r.
204 J4 Eddy
Johnson Josephine, domestic Palace Hotel
Johnson Josiah Q., wholesale butcher, and (South
San Franilsco Packing and Provision Co.) r. 34
Oak Grove Av
Johnson Joshua E., contractor, r.W s Treat Av, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Johnson J. P., aeaman, r. 30 Clay
Johnson J. P., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson J.V., seaman, r. 30 Clay
Johnson L., laborer, r. 6 Clara Lane
Johnson Lars, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Johnson Lawrence, carriagemaker D. R. McNeill fc
Co., r. 706 Natoma
Johnson Lawrence, nurse Old Peoi^le's Home, S s
Francisco, bet Stockton and Powell
Johnson Lawrence, seaman, r. 415 East
Johnson Lena, domeatic 2023 Broadway
Johnson Lewis, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
' Johnson Lizzie, domeKtic 1720 Buah
Johnson Louis, seaman, r. No' th Pacific Hotel
Johnson Louis, second mate schr Edward Parker, r.
Western Houae
Johnaon Louis F., r. .520 Vallejo
Johnson Louisa, widow, dressmaker, r. 18 Stone
Johnson Louisa Mrs., furnished rooms, 1031 Market
JohnsDU Louisa C, widow, r. 908 Pine
Johnson Louisa M., widow, r. 613 Stockton
Johnson Lydia M., widow, r. 1305 >i Polk
Johnaon Mhrhus, aeaman, r. 37 Pacific.
Johnson Margaret Mra., secondhand clothing, 990 Fol.
Johnson Maria, widow, r. 13 Caroline
Johnson Marie J. Miss, asaistantShotwell St. Primary
School, r. 116 Eleventh
Johnson Martin, r. 1027Dupont
Johnson Martin, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 143
Natoma
Johnaon Martin, mate schr American GUrl, Howard
St.Wharf
Johnaon Martin, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Johnson Martin, teamster <'al. Chemical Works, r. E
8 San Bruno Road, bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-
seventh
Johnson Mary, widow, r. E s Illinois, bet Shasta and
Napa
Johnson Mary, domestic 329 Ivy Av
Johnson Mary, domestic 824 Lombard
Johnson Mary, waitress, 26H Kearny
Johnson Mary Mrs., nurse, r. 11 Jasper PI, rear
Johnson Mary S., widow, r. 318 Seventh
Johnson M. E. Mrs., widow, r. 1040 Twentieth
Johnson Minnie Miss, cigarmaker Engelbrecht, Fox
& Co., r. 319 Vallejo
Johnson N., cellarman Johnson & Shay
Johnaon Neil, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Johnson Nels, seaman, r. 415 Fast
Johnson Nels, teamster Peter Hansen, r. Fifth Ay, bet
Land M., Souths. F.
Johnson Nelson, hostler Central RR., r. 1316 Laurel
Av
Johnson Nelson, laborer Pac. Rolling Milll, r. Ss Fif-
teenth Av. bet P and Q, South S. F.
Johnson Nelson G., steward Hose No. 7, S. F. F. D., r.
W 8 Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Johnson Nelson P., watchman, r. llfi Eleventh
Johnson Nicholas, carpenter and shipjoinor, r. 630i<
Minna
Johnson Niels, bartender O. P. Dahlquist, r. 433 Bush
Johnson Niela, porter S. P. Collins & Co., r. 815
Sutter
Johnson Nils, cabinetmaker, r. 9^ Boardman
Johnson Nils, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Johnson Nils, laborer, r. Seventh Av, bet M and N,
Souths. F.
Johnson Nils, tailor, r. 7 August Alley
Johnson Nils E., master mariner, r. Johnston PI, nr
Harrison
Johnson O., bartender Olsen & Wall, r. NW cor
Kearny and Montgomery Av
Johnson O., seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Johnson O. A., cook tug Hercules, Mission St.Wharf
Johnson Olavers, steward schr Cassie Hay ward , Mis-
sion St.Wharf
Johnson Oliver, seaman echr Sea Foam, Beale St.
Wharf
Johnson Olof, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1100
Bryant
Johnson Olof, carpenter, r. 3 Harrison Av
Johnson Olof L., seaman, r. 10 Berry
Johnson Omar E., sashmaker Smith & Davis, r. 36
Tehama
Johnson O. R., mining, office 320 Sansome, room 46,
r. Oakland
Johnson Oscar, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Johnson Oscar, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Johnson Oscar, seaman scnr Abbie, Third St. Wharf
Johnson Oscar E., bookkeeper E. A. Fargo & Co., r.
700 California
Johnson Otis R., r. 1533 Sutter
Johnson Otto, groceries and liqnom, NB cor
Broadway and Kearny, and 49 Minna
JohTison Otto, porter Standard Shirt Factory, r. 613
Gough
Johnson Otto H., lettercarrler Post Office, r. W s Ken-
tucky, bet Butte and Napa
Johnson P., Coopers Pro. Assn, 767 Market
Johnson P. Mrs.,T. 3 Lincoln PI
Johnson P. A., bartender, r. 10 Berry
Johnson Patrick, gardener Calvary Cemetery, r. NW
cor Geary and Baker
Johnson Putrli k W., aah sman, r. 19 Taylor
Johnson Paulua, cax)tain sloop National, Jackson St.
Wharf
Johnson P. E., molder, r. 64 First
Johnson Peter (Johnson & Brown) r. 317 Union
Johnson Peter (Sickler k Johnson) r. 512 Howard
Johnaon Peter, asphaltum roofer, r. 101 Minna
Johnson Peter, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Johnaon Peter, cutter Bullock k Jones, r. 727 Treat Av
Johnson Peter, deckhand SS, Los Angeles, Broadway
Wharf
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JohnBQu Peter, deckhand tug Babboni, Folsom St.
Wharf
Johnson Peter, finisher, r. 238)^ Kiteh
Johnson Peter, laborer, r. "255 Jessie
Johnson Peter, liquor saloon, 218 Montgomery Av, r.
216 Montgomery Av
Johnson Peter, longshoreman, r. 626 Brannan
Johnson Peter, machinist Garcin, Son & Co., r. 5
Freelou
Johnson Peter, mate schr George Washington, Mis-
sion St. Wharf
Jolinson Peter, proptr Marliet St. Restaurant,
733 Market, and (Johnson & Shay) r. 24 Peorl
Johnson Peter, seaman, r. 7 Merchant
Johnson Peter, seamen, r. 238 Steuart
Johnson Peter, seaman, r. 324 Main
Johnson Pfter, seaman, r. 415 Ea.^t
Johnson Peter, seaman, r. 420 Drumm
Johnson Peter, seaman schr Elvenia, Larue's Wharf
Johnson Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson Peter, seaman Pacific Coast 8S. Victoria,
Vallejo St. Wharf
Johnson Peter, tailor, r. 519 Bush
Johnson Peter, tailor, r. 727 Treat Av
Johnson Peter, teamster Michelssen, Brown & Co., r.
cor Sixth and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Johnson Peter, wines and liquors, SE cor Twenty-
fourth and Bryant, r. 113 Twenty-fourth
Johnson Peter J., stonecutter Degan & Orford, r. 12
Natoma
Johnson P^T-., second engineer Pacific Coast SS. San
Vicente
Johnson Philena, widow, fancy goods, 2612 Mission
Johnson Philip, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 18)^
Decatur
Johnson P. W., salesman Peixotto & Silverman, r. 19
Taylor
-Johnson R., machinist Bisdon I. and L. Works
Johnson Rasmus, capitalist, r. 630 Commeicial
Johnson R. D., student Medical College of the Paci-
fic, r. 1010 Clay
Johnson Richard, cooper Wheaton & Luhrs, r. 959
Market
Johnson Richard J., proptr Bodine Stables, 2611 Mis-
sion
Johnson Robert, boxmaker, r. 782 Harrison
Johnson Robert, cook ^tmr Empire, Pacific St.
Wharf
Johnson Robert, deckhand stmr Alexander Duncan,
Harrison St. Wharf
Johnson Robert, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Johnson Robert, seaman, r. 34 Zoe
Johnson Robert, seaman Pacific Coast SS. SanVicente,
r. 41 Pacific
Johnson Robert C. . capitalist, office 120 Sutter,
rooms 18 and 19, r. 605 O'Farrell
Johnson Robert J. (Speuce & Johnson) r. SE cor
Stockton and Pine
Johnson Robert M., expressman, r. Kingston Av, nr
Mission
Johnson Rossiter P., deputy County Assessor, r. 930
Market
Johnson Samuel, machinist, r. 1008 H Market
Johnson Samuel, metalworker Conlin k Roberts, r.
771 H Mission, rear
Johnson Samuel, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Johnson Samuel, wood and coal, 321 Seventh
Johnson Samuel 8., driver People's Ice Co., r. 730
Howard
Johnson Samuel W., harnessmaker Richard Acton, r.
NE cor Twenty-fourth and Mission
Johnson Sarah Mrs., bakery, 420 Third
Johnson Sarah J., widow, v. 1010 Clay
Johnson Sarah R., Mrs., seamstress, r. 509 Minna
Johnson S. E., seaman bark Samoset, Mission St.
Wharf
Johnson Selina, widow, dressmaker, r. 14 Rausch
Johnson Shirley A., carpenter, r. 129 Turk
Johnson Sidney L., attorney at law, 523 Montgomery,
r. Alameda
Johnson Simon, master mariner, r. 1039 Folsom
Johnson Simon L., clerk W. R. Stone & Co., r. SW cor
Oak and Buchanan
Johnson Sine, widow, r. SW cor Lily Av and Bu-
chanan
Johnson Sophia, domestic 2516 California
Johnson Sophia, domestic 2932 Folsom
Johnson Sylvester P., machinist Isaac H. Small, r.
394 Ninth
Johnson T. H., waiter, r. 219 Minna
John.son Theodore, r. 523 Pine
Johnson Theodore R., steward, r. 1011 Harrison
Johnson Theresa Miss, glovemaker P. & F. G. Conk-
lin, r. 1116 Montgomery
Johnson Thomas, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Johnson Thomas, carbuilder, r. 235 Jessie
Johnson Thomns, carpenter, r. 330 Green • .
Johnson Thomas, cook schr Letitia,r. 5 Washington
Johnson Thomas, mate schr Gussie Elose, Eureka
Dock
Johnson Thomas, porter American Exchange Hotel
Johnson Thomas, printer, r. 15 Fulsom Av
Johnson Thomas, seaman, r. 415 East
Johnson Thomas, waiter Arlington House
Johnson Thomas L., r. 1533 Sutter
Johnson Thomas M.,machinehand Phineas Haskell,
r. 645 Folsom
Johnson Torentz, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Johnson TJ. F., paper carrier, r. 417 Sutter
Johnson Victor, seaman, r. .30 Clay
Johnson Victor, tanner S. F. Tannery, r. E s San
Bruno Road, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eighth
Johnson Victor F., clerk, r. 1016 Leavenworth
Johnson W., machinist Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Johnson Walter, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Johnson Walter, seaman schr Valentine Alviso, Fol-
som St. Wharf
Johnson Walter, tinroofer Conlin & Roberts, r. 22
Tnrk
JoHnson Walter J. (Bay City Oyster Co.) r. 1116
Union
Johnson Walter P., student, r. 318 Seventh
Johnson W. C, machinist Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 931 Eightei nth
Johnson W. C, telegraph operator freightdept South-
ern Pac. RR.. r. 44 South Park
Johnson W. H., boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. NE cor
Eighth and Brannan
Johnson W. H., salesman Rachel Berkowitz, r. SW
cor California and Montgomery
Johnson W. H., seaman schr Discovery, Mission St.
Wharf
Johnson William, r. 990 Folsom
Johnson William (Johnson & Olsen) r. Oakland
Johnson William, boarding, 140 F.ilsom
Johnson William, butcher Lobos Square Packing
House, r. cor Buchanan and Bay
Johnson William, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Johnson William, deckhand stmr Harriet, S. F. Steam-
boat and Transportation Co., Jackson St. Wharf
Johnson Wiriam, fourth officer Pacific Mail S3. City
of Tokio
Johnson William, gardener Union Square, r. 619 Sac-
ramento
Johnson William, laborer, r. 223 Folsom, rear
Johnson William, laborer, r. 341 Minna
Johnson William, liquor saloon, 819 Battery
Johnson William, liquor saloon, 505 Sixth
Johnson William, optician Kahn & Brod, r. 314 )<i
Fifth
Johnson William, paper carrier, r. 6.'iO Webster
Johnson William, sailmaker, r. 122 Perry
Johnson William, seaman, r. 401 Bay
Johnson William, seaman, r. 414 Folsom
Johnson William, seaman, r. 913 Battery
Johnson William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Johnson William, teamster T. & S. S. Morton, r. 125
Olive Av
Johnson William, varnisher S. P. Furniture Factory,
r. 50 Louisa
Johnson William, liquor saloon, 505 Sixth
Johnson William A., bagmaker Blake, Bobbins & Co.,
r. 616 M Hayes
Johnson William B., carpenter, r. 638 Minna
Johnson William C, r. 2321 Fillmore
Johnson William C, clerk Mrs. M. Johnson, r. 990
Folsom
Johnson William C, insurance agent, 409 California,
r. 713 Union
Johnson William E., barber Olympic Club. r. 7 Mason
Johnson William E., butler, 922 Van Ness Av
Johnson William E., stevedore, r. 323 Vallejo
Johnson William H., butcher Josiah G. Johnson, r. 34
Oak Grove Av
Johnson William H., collector Anglo-Califomlan
Bank, r. 429 Union
Johnson William H., physician, office and r. Revere
House
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JobDBon William H.,stovemounter Holbrook, Merrill
& Stetson, r. 663 Harrison
JobnBon William J., carriagepaiuter Walter Welsh, r.
612 McAllister
Johnson William J., clerk forwarding dept Welle,
Fargo & Co., r. East Oakland
Johnson William M., carpenter, r. 37 Second
Johnson WilUam Neely, attorney at law, 611 Clay, r.
1733 Broadway
Johnson William N., solicitor, r. 11 Jasper PI, rear
Johnson William K., machinist .3Etna Iron Works, r.
116 Eleventh
Johnson William R., waiter What Cheer House
Johnson William R. A., freight clerk Pacific Mail SS.
Co., r. 916 Hyde
Johnson W. Sherwood, waybill clerk Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 1512 Pine
Johnson William Y., clerk, r. 1425 Sacramento
John^^on W. S., Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Johnson W. S.. student Heald's Business College
Johnson Zachariah, cook Pacific Mail SS. Colima, r.
1214 Kearny
Johnson <& Co. (William P. Ridgway, George U.
Lawlor, and Charles J. Spauldingjpropirs Grand
Hotel, SE cor Market and New Montgomery
Johnson & Brown (Peter Johnson and Charles Brown)
liquor saloon, NE cor Howard and Steuart
Johnson & Hermann (Henry Johnson and John Her-
mann) restaurant, 10 Sacramento
Johnson & Olsen (William Johnson and John P. 01-
een) restaurant, 902 Kearny
Johnson & Schule (Frederick Johnson and Frederick
A. Sehule) manufs harness ornaments, 5 Post
Jobnson <Si Sliay (Peter Johnson and W. P. Shay)
rebtaurant, 917 Market
Johnson's Building, 120«Sutter
Johnston Alexander (E. H. Jones & Co.) r. New York
Johnston Alexander, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r.N s
Shasta, bet Louisiana and Maryland
Johnston Catherine Miss, r. 160 Ninth
Johnston Charles, Rig. and Stev. Union. 806 Mont.
Johnston Charles A., butcher, r. Sixth Av, bet M and
N. Souths. F.
Johnston Charles A., seaman, r.3 Alger PI
Johnston Charles G., capitalist, r. 2237 Mission
Johnston Charles R., machinist Uniou Iron Works,
r. 754 Tehama
Johnston Clara M. Miss, assistant Eighth St. Primary
School, r. 2'J37 Mission
Johnston Uavid, cabinetmaker, r. 314 Ji Fifth
Johnston David N., cashier Martin J. Flavin, r. 1039
Howard
Johnston D. J., fringemaker Pac. Fringe Co., r. N b
Santa Clara, nr Connecticut
Johnston E. Mrs., widow, r. 540 Bryant
Johnston E. Jlrs., ladies' nurse, r. 50 Louisa
Johnston Edward, laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works
Johustou Edward, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W 8
Iowa, bet Solano and Butte
Johnston Eliza G., widow, r. 213 Turk
Johnston Ellen, domestic 805 Hyde
Johns'.on Ellen Mrs., fancy goods, 314)4 Fifth
Johnston Eugene W., finisher William Wertsch, r.
741 ^ Tehama
Johnston Eva, domestic 1529 Turk
Johnston F. H., first officer Pacific Mail SS. City of
Chester
Johnston Francis H., cook, r. 1014 Powell
Johnston George, master sloop Gazelle, r. 150 Steuart
Johnston George, seaman, r. S s Union, bet Battery
and SauBome
Johustou George A., clerk, r. 110 Turk
Johnston George B. clerk Buxton & Co., r. 212 Sixth
Johnston George Pen (William S. Moss & Co.) r. 309
Lombard
Johnston George S., r. 701 Stockton
Johnston Harry C, teamster, r. 249 Clara
Johnston Henry, employee Rosenthal, Feder ft Co.,
r. 314 k. Fifth
Johnston Henry, laborer, r. Eighteenth ,W of Clara Av
Johnston Isaiuh D., fringemaker, r. N B Santa Clara,
bet Missouri and Connecticut
Johnston J. Miss, assibtaut Sanchez St. School, r. 2237
Mission
JohuBton James, r. 2920 Folsom
Johnston James, carpenter, r. 2937 Clay
Johnston James, hardware dealer, r. 251 Jessie
Johnston JameB, longshoreman, r. W s Sansome, bet
Filbert and Union
Johnston James, miner, r. 741 }i Tehama
Johnston James, teamster John F. English
Johnston James A., r. 1003 >5 Eddy
Johnston James A., hatter Henry White, r. 732 Green
Johnston James D., general agent, r. N s Santa Clara,
bet Missouri and Connecticut
Johnston James J., carpenter, r. 10054 Jackson ~~— -
Johnston James R., seaman Pacific Mail SS. China
Johnston James O., bookkeeper Doane & Henshel-
wood, r. 1039 Howard
Johnston Jane A. Mrs., r. 1213 Green
Johnston J. F., purser Pacific Coast SS. Salinas
Johnston J. Francis, hoBtier, r. 56 Minna
Johnst.m John, car driver Potrero and B.V. RR., r. N
s Sierra, nr Tennessee
Johnston John, marbleworker, r. 19 Ellis
Johnston John A., baker Pacific Cjast SS. State of
California, r.W s Florida, bet Butte and Twentieth
Johnston John I., packer Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
r. Oakland
Johnston John J., foreman cannery, r. 561 Minna
Johnston John Milton, entry clerk Baker & Hamilton,
r. 2134 Howard
Johnston John P., r. 1039 Howard
Johnston Jos^'ph, laborer, r. 535 Howard, rear
Johnston Joseph F., r.W s Valencia, bet Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth
Johnston Julia A. Mrs., proprietresB Irving Houae,
568 Mission
Johnston Kate L., widow, r. 116 Turk
Johnston Lewis W. (Johnston & Veasey) r. 814 Va-
lencia
Johnston Louisa Miss, negative retoucher Louis
Thors, r. 314)4 Fifth
Johnston Mary, widow, r. 1310 Jackson
Johnston Mary Ann, domestic 525 Harrison
Johnston Nicholas, laborer, r. 202 Pupout
Johnston N. R., bookkeeper Carlos White, r. Oakland
Johnston Owen, r. 415)4 Clementina
Johnston Patrick J., plumber and gasfitter, r. 160
Ninth
Johnston Richard, with Craig k Mosher, r. 314)4
Fifth
Johnston Robert, cnptaiu schr Natalie, r. 34 Zoe
Johnston Sadie Mrs. (Johnston & Quinn) r. 1233
Market
Johnston Samuel, pastry cook, r. 26 Fifth Av
Johnston Stuart Mrs., r. '2996 Folsom
Johnston Theodore, insurance agent, r. 100 McAllister
Johnston Thomas, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Johnston Thomas J., printer, r. 15 Folsom Av
Johnston Thomas W., secretary Sonoma Valley RR.
426 Montgomery, r. 429 Geary
Johnston William C, machinist, r. 931 Eighteenth
Johnston William D. , assaycr, and analytical
chemist, 118 and 128 Halleck, nr Leiderdorff, r.
1510 Tyler
Johnston William E.. bartender, NW cor Ellis and
Powell, r. 34 Ellis
Johnston William R., optician Eahn k Brod, r. 314)4
Fifth
Johnston William T., seaman ship John Brice, Bcale
St. Wharf
Johnston Winnie, domestic 5451^ Natoma
Johnston & Quiim (Mrs. Sadie Johnston and Miss
Maggie Quiun) restaurant, 1233 .Market
Johnston & Veasey (Lewis W. Johnston and Perley
Veasey) iiroduce commission, 324 Davis
Johnstone Emily, widow, r. 636 Fulton
Johnstone Ezra McD., agent Reutou Coal Co., r. 905
Market
Johnstone James, r. 1137 Ellis
Johnstone John, painter Noble Brothers, r. 17 Ninth
Johnstone Neil, carpenter, r. 16 Taylor - — —
Johnstone Samuel, ticket agent Southern Pac. RR.
Valencia St. station, r. 206 San Jo8<^ Av
Johnstone Seliua. widow, r. 10 Verona PI
Johnstone Thomas, salesman J. W. Davidson k Co.,
r. 1757 Ellis
Johnstone Thomas C, extrauian Hose No. 6, S. F. F.
D., r. N 8 McAllister, bet Webster and Buchanan
Johnstone Willium, bookkeeper Thomas M. Antisell k
Co., r. 940 Capp
Johnstone William W., attorney at law, r. 304 Third
Johiihtoiie. See Johnston and Johnson
Joice Krastus V. (Joice & Mason; notary public.
and commissioner deeds, 6 Merchants' Exchange,
p. 807 Stockton
Jolce James, fruit peddler, r. 4 Nevada
Joice Sarah, widow, r. 26 Nevada
Joice Thomas, stevedore, r. 431 Hayes
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JONAS J. MORRISON,
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Joice & Mason (E. V. Joice and James Mason)
notaries public, and commissioners deeds, 6
Merchants' Exchange
Joice. See Joyce
Joini t Victor, machinist, 510 Commercial, r. 614 Cal-
ifornia, rear
Joiner John C, drayman M. Goodwin & Co., r. 11
Clinton
Joiner John J., engraver, SE cor Kearny and Califor-
nia, r. N 8 DorlHnd, bet Sanchez and Church
tfOisson Adolph, bartender, r. 507 J^ Leavenworth,
rear
Jokol John, cabinetmaker, r. 24 M G-irden
Jola D., waiter F. Kofnig, r.630 Pacific
JoUey William, laborer, r. 841 McAllister
Jolliffe William H., pilot, offlce9 U.S. Court Building,
r. 122.5 Pine
Jolly Giant (weekly) George Thistleton publisher
and proptr, 539 Kearny
Joly Julie, widow, seamstress, r. 1002 Pacific
Jonas A. & Co. (Alfred Jona.'! and Adolph Silverberg)
butchers, 41 and 42 Washington Market
Jonas Alfred (A.. Jonas & Co.) r. U04J<j Hyde
Jonas Bernard, tailor Jacob Fogal, r. 407 Bush
Jonas Charles A., boarding and lodging, 1436 Mis-
sion
Jonas Emanuel, butcher, r. 1008 Clay
Jonas Isaac A., watchmaker and jeweler, 128 Pacific,
r. 1008 Clay
Jonas Jcseph, jeweler Isaac A. Jonas, r. 1008 Clay
Jonas Jules, salrsnian. r. 1024 Powell
Jonas Louis, butcher A. Jonas & Co., r. 1008 Clay
Jonas Nathan, auctioneer, 33 Kearny, r. 5C0J^ Natoma
Jonas. See Jones
Jonasson Jonas, with Albert M. Joel, r. 554 Willow Av
Jonasson Swen J. (Toohy & Jonasson) attorney at
law, 302 Montgomery, r. 22 Second Av
Jones , architect, r. 311 Stockton
Jones . teachi r. r. 13 Powell
Jones A. Mrs., r. 119 Jtj Sixth
Jones Agnes, widow, r. 211 Polk
Jones Alfred, confectioner M. A. Mercer, r. 838 Mis-
sion
Jones Ann, widow, r. 303 Jessie
Jones Arthur C, butler James C. Flood, 419 Ellis
Jones Austin, driver Central RR., r. Brannan PI
Jones Eartlett F., tillerman Hook andLadder Co., No.
4, S. F. F. D., r. 1217 Pacific, rear
Jones Caroline, stewardess Oregon SS. George W.
Elder
Jones Caroline Miss, r. 547 Stevenson
Jones Catherine, widow, r. 18:j1 O'Farrell
Jones Catherine Mi*., dressniak r, r. 161 Clara
Jones C. F., real-estate, r. American Exchange Hotel
Jones Charles, foreman blanket shop Main & Win-
chester, r. 345 Fremont
Jones Charles, mining, 302 Montgomery, r. 530 Mont-
gomery Av
Jones Charles A., cashier Madtflon & Burke, r. 817
Grove
Jones Charles A., importer dry-goods, and gent's fur-
nishing goods, 1138an8ome, r. 607 Buchanan
Jones Charles C, merchandise broker, 214 Sacra-
mento, r. 1307 Octavia
Jones Charles E., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 613
Mission
Jones Charles F., clerk general freight office Central
Pac. RR., r. Oakland
Jones Charles F., civil engineer, r. 3 Elliot Park
Jones Charles G., clerk John Gilfoy, r. .'>!)4 Mission
Jones Char'es H., furr.aceman Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
E s Minnesota, bet Mariposa and S' lano
Jones Charles J., commission dept Main & Winches-
ter, r. 5 Vassar PI
Jones Cbarles J., restaurant and lodgings, 629
and 031 Clay
Jones Charles L., bookkeeper, r. 1611 Leavenworth
Jones Charles P., collector Evening Post, r. 2623
Howard
Jones Charles R., printer Francis, Valentine & Co., r.
808 Filbert
Jones Charlotte L., widow, r. 1223 Pine
Jones C. L., contractor and builder, r. fi08 Hayes
Jones Clarence F., druggist Emlen Painter, SE cor
Clay and Keamy
Jones Clinton, agent Chicago, Rock laland and Pac.
BR.. ( ffiee 2 New Montgomery, r. 23 Hawthorne
Jones Cyril, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 613
Mission
Jones Cjrus G. (Jones & Co.) r. 1206 Market
r.
20
Jones Cyrus W., bookke^^per Spruance, Stanley & Co.,
r. 1522 VaUejo
Jones D., clerk Wieland Brothers, r. 665 Harrison
Jones Daniel, clerk, r. "1002 Natouia
Jones Daniel, hydraulic engineer, r. 811 Nineteenth
Jones Daniel Jr., policeman City Hall, r. 811 Nine-
teenth
Jones Daniel C, carpenter, r. 651 Stevenson
Jones David, steamboatman, r. 329 Vallejo
Jones David, engineer, r. 547 Stevenson
Jones David, tilelayer William Jones, r. 715 Howard
Jones David H., mining. 230 Montgomery, r. 418 Sutter
Jones DeWitt Clinton (Bennett & Jones; attorney at
law, 215 Sansome, r. Oakland
Jones E. Mrs. seamstress, r. 817 Alontgomery
Jones Edmund, stevedore, r. 672 Harrison
Jones Edward, r. 809 Mission
Jones Edward, attorney at law, r. 717 Hayes
Jones Edward, engineer, r. 811 Nineteenih
Jones Edward, Ironfitter, r. 23 M
Jones Edward, longshoreman, r. 9 Pacific
Jones Edward, longshoreman, r. 21 Howard
Jones Edward, porter, r. 227 Stevenson
Jones Edward B. (E. H. Jones & Co.) r. 1820 Wash.
Jones Edward M., bookkeeper 8. F. Bulletin Co., r.
717 Hayes
Jones Edward P., draftsman Pac. Iron Works,
Montgomery's Hotel
Jones Edward T., foreman Pac. Iron Works, r.
Elgin Park
Jones Edward W., smelter, r. 303 Jessie
Joiie.s E. H. & Co. (Alexander Johnston, Daniel
McLeod Jr., James O. Whitney, H. Morgan Hill,
and Edward B. Jones) importers and jobbers fan-
cy goods and notions, 535 Market, 8. F., and 79
White, N. Y.
Jores Elijah A., porter Hartshorne & Waters, r. 12
Riteb, rear
Jones Klisha W., csrriagepainter, r. 811 Nineteenth
Jones Eliza P., widow, r. 277 Minna
Jones Elizabfth Miss. r. 1820 Washington
Jon' 6 E!la, widow, r. 41 Clinton
Jones Ellen, domestic 1750 Franklin
Jones Eusene E., cashier William T. Coleman & Co.,
r. Occidental Hotel
Jones Eugenia Miss, teacher mu.sic, r. 211 Polk
Jones Evan E., clerk, r. 1310 Kearny
Jones Evan J., foreman Sea Wall, r. 1903 Dupont
Jones Everett D. (S. L. Jones & Co.) r. 408 Bryant
Jones Flora, domestic 234 Oak
Jones Francis H., law student, r. 717 Hayes
Jones Francis W.. laborer, r. 2910 Bush
Jones Frank, cashier Kenney A: Dyer, r. Oakland
Jones Frank, laborer, r. New Washington Hotel
Jones PraiiU, liquor saloon, 645 Merchant, r. 647
Merchant
Jones Frank, seaman U. 8. Revenue stmr Richard
Rush
Jones Frank A., assistant engineer Pacific Mail 88.
City of Paniinia, r. .'"'14 Second
Jones Frank P., liquor saloon, 3 Broadwty
.Jones Frederick, cook, r. 24 Ji Howard Court
Jones Frederick F., liquor saloon, SE cor Keamy and
Pine, r. 28 O'Farrell
Jones Frederick W., machinist, r. 817 Grove
■Jones George, rougher Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s Geor-
gia, bet Shasta and Sierra
Jones George B.. florist William H. Collie, r. 30 O'Far-
rell, rear
Jones George E., salesman S.F. News Co., r. 607 Powell
Jones George N. (E. N. Stratton & Co.) r. 1516 Polk
Jcnes George W. A. expresfliaan, SE cor Dnpont and
Sacramento, r. 26 Elli.i
Jones Harrison A., official shorthand reporter Supe-
rior Court, Department No. l,oiBce46 Montgom-
ery Block, r. 101 Oak
Jones Harrison C, expressman, cor Washington and
Davis, r. 153 Ninth
Jones Harry, r. 54 First
•lones Harry, butcher L. & A. Block, r. 19C0 Jones
Jonis Harry, cook Thomas Murrsy. r. 510 Davis
Jones Harry, wood and coal, 245 Stevenson, r. 109
Fifth
Jones H. B., clerk Sierra Lumber Co., r. 418 Sutter
Jones Helen, domestic 1027 California
Jones Henry, brakeman Southern Pac. RR., r. Globe
House
Jones Henry Jr.. machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. W s Alabama, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-
fourth
GEO. W. CLARK,
645 MARKET STREET, wholesale and retail dealer in
Paper Haiiengs & Shade Material. Manufacturer of window Shades
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
TTHOIiKSAUS
HARDWARE,
Corner Market und Front Stre«ts.
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Jones Henry A., journalist, r. 701 Stockton
Jones Henry G., boilcrmsktr Kisdcn I. and L. WorkB,
r. W 8 Alabama, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-
fourth
Jones Henrv G. clerk 8. B. Boswell 4 Co., r. 418
Sutter
Jones Henry K., speculator, r. 1109 Stockton
Jones Henry L. Jr.. agent Excelsior Cleansing Com-
pound, 353 and 355 Tehania, r. 1561 fe Market
Jones Henry S., waiter J. W. Morrel, r. Isthmus
House
Jones Henry W., clerk, r. 1214 York
Jones Herbert, foremen E. I>. Nolan & Co., r. 119J4
Sixth
Jones Horace, operator Western Union Tel. Co.,r. 423
Laguna
Jones Horatio N., carpenter, r. 812 Laguna
Jones H. P., contractcr. r. 209 Minna
Joues Hugh, blacksmith, r. 1002 Natoraa
Jones Hugh P., qixartermi.ster O. & O. SS. Gaelic
Jones I. K., salesman P. Kelly, r. 961 Mission
Jones Isaac, pressman Francis, Valentine & Co., r.
957 Market
Jones Isaac W., r. 31 Hinckley
Joues J., barber, r. 523 Kearny
Jones Jacob, drayman J. F. & J. B. Murray, r. 633
Second
Jones James, gardener, r. 35 Pleasant
Jones James, teamster, r. 309 Main
Jones James, waiter W. S. Mack & Co., r. 222 Six-
teenth
Jones James D., shorthand reporter Harrison A.
Jones, r. 721 AVebster
Jones James J., carpenter and builder, 322 Jackson,
r. 1605 Jones
Jones James L., minium;, r. 1030 Howard
Jones James O., boatman Henry J. Boese, r. W s
Webster, bet Lombard and Chestnut
Jones James R. A., r. KeyKtone House
Jones James S., engineer E. Guittard i Co., r. 1611
Leavenworth
Jones James Y., ni^htwatchman U. S. Mint, r. 415)4
Stevenson
Jones J. B., conductor California St. RR.,r.l410 Pine
Jones J. C. Mrs., assistant Tehama Primary School,
r. 329 Geary
Jones Jennie, domestic 1122 Broadway
Jones Jeremiah, extraman Hook and Ladder Co. No.
3, S. F. F. D.
Jones Jeremiah, special policeman, r. 33 Fifth
Jones J. Gatchell. bookkeeper, r. 219 Powell
Jones J. H.,r. 418 Sutter
Jones John, blacksmith, r. fi20 Oak
Jones John, bootfitter U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co., r.
20 Page
Jones John, bricklayer, r. 48 Louisa
Jones John, brushmaker Kunze & Brakmann, r. 101
Fri-elon
Jones John, carpenter, 1120 Taylor
Jones John, coachman, r. SW cor Santa Clara and
Hamps^hire *
Jones John, cook, r. 33 Eddy
Jones John, dockhand Central Pac. RR. Wharf, Oak-
land Ferry, r. 314 First
Jones John, gardener, r. Branch House
Jones John, hoptltr, r. Keystone House
Jones John, hostler John W. Morshcad, r. 25 Wash.
Jones John, laborer, r. SE cor Alabama and Serpen-
tine Av
Jones John, quartermaster Pacific Mail SS. City of
New York
Jones John, real-estate, r. 1920 Broadway
Jones John, salesman, r. 12 Ritch, rear
Joues John, soapptddler. r. 6'J4 Brauuan
Jones John, steward D. O. Mills, r. 1411 Mason
Jones John A., engineer, r. 811 Nineteenth
Jones John A., machinist I'nion Iron Works, r. 448
Guerrero, rear
Jones John A., manager Insurance dept Falkner,
Bell ^ Co., r. NW cur Washington and Laguna
messenger treasurer's office Central
51354 Fourth
pilot, office 9 D. 8. Court Building, r.
Jones John B.,
Pac. RR.,r
Joues John B.,
230 Green
Jones John C,
Oak
Jones John D.
Jones John F
Jones John H
Filbert
blacksmith H. M. Bl.ick & Co., r. 520
(A. F. Evans fe Co.) r. 122 Shotwell
, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 769 Harrison
, butcher Finley & Cickinsuu, r. 807
Jones John H., milkman, r. N 6 Twenty-eighth, bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Jones John L. (Bullock & Jones) r. 718 Guerrero
Jones John P., capitalist, office 324 Pine, room 8, r.
Gold Hill, Nev.
Jones John P., pressman H. S. Crocker 4 Co., r. IMO
Kearny
Jones John P., shipcarpenter Castner 4 McLellan, r.
220 Folsom
Jones John R., bartender James Skuce, r. 225 Bush
Jones John R., cashier Thomas Price, r. 1919 Taylor
Jones John S.. carpenter, r. 211 Polk
Jones John T., driver Christopher Gilligan, r. Visit-
acion Valley, W of San Bruno Road
Jones John W., dry-goods, 24 Sixth, r. Ill Turk
Jones Joseph, cook SS. Los Angeles, r. 13 Freelon
Jones Joseph, seaman, r. 5 Broadway
Jones Joseph D., mason, r. 808 Filbert
Jones Joseph F., coachman, 2617 California
Jones Joseph H. (Eyre & Jones) r. 405 Sutter
Jones Joseph K., salesman P. Kelly, r. 961 Mission
Jones Joseph P. (Jones, Thompson 4 Co.) r. 31 Potter
Jones Joseph R., laborer, r. 318 Main, rear
Jones Joshua L., engineer, r. SE cor Spear and Har-
rison
Jones J. S., engineer E. Guittard 4 Co., r. 609 Powell
Jones Julian C, clerk Sanborn, Vail 4 Co., r. 520
Jessie
Jones J. W., porter Cutting Packing Co.. 33 Hinckley
Jones Leon, deputy Sheriflf, r. 1042 Howard
Jones Lizzie Miss, milliner, r. N s Sierra, nr Tennes-
see
Jones Louis, butcner Charles Stern, r. 1002 Natoma
Jones Louisa Miss, bookfolder Bartling 4 Eimball, r.
1811 (j'Farrell
Jones M., assistant teacher Industrial School
Jones Maggie Miss, r. 1820 Wa.'^hington
Joues Maggie, domestic 1299 Van Ness Av
Jones Maria, domestic Palace Hotel
Jones Martin, mining superintendent, office 330 Pine,
r. 1763 Howard
Jones Miirtiu V., contractor, office and r. 733 Mont.
Jones Mary, domestic Palace Hotel
Jones Menzo, r. 361 Clementina
Jones Michael P. (Jones 4 Co.) r. 418 Fremont
Jones M. J., widow, r. 1820 Washiufjton
Jones Nathan, cooper Reuben Norton, r. Sancelito
Jones Nathaniel W., photograph painter, 120,St. Ann's
Building
Jones Nellie Miss, tailoress Dennis Hennessy, r. 607
Stevenson
Jones Niiurod W., porler H. H. Scott, r. 929 Wa«h.
Jones Oscar R., clerk Eyre 4 Jones, r. 405 Sutter
Jones Owen, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store, r. 129
Chestnut
Jones Patrick H., calker, and foreman HoseNo.6, 8. F.
F. D., r. 1831 O'Farrell
Jones Peter Lloyd (Langley 4 Jones) r. 1010 Stockton
Jones Philip, seama^^r. 910 Howard
Jones Philip D., watchman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Peking
Jon( 8 Philip L., dairyman J. A. Shepston, r. San Mig-
uel Station
Jones P. S., carpenter Union Furniture Manuf . Co., r.
45 Second
Jones Rachel, widow, r. 1814 Market
Jones Reunio L., clerk Nevada Bank of San Francisco,
r. Alameda
Joni 8 Richard, fireman, r. 202 Beale
Jones Richard B., tinsmith W. W. Montague 4 Co., r.
621 O'Farrell
Jones Robert, captain schr Agnes Jones, r. Petaluma
Jones Robert, hcpstler James Tomkinson, r. ."iT Minna
Jones, Rulofgon & Co. (Thomas H. Jones, Wil-
liam H. Rulofson, and George M. Robinson)
proptrs Elite Photograph Gallery. 8;S8 Market
Jones R. W.. car nianuf, r. Commercial Hotel
Joues S. A.W.. clerk, r. 209 E'eveuth
Jones Sally J. Miss, as.sistaut Eighth St. Grummar
Sihool, r. 209 Eleventh
Jones Samuel, engineer Sea Wall, r. Popp's Hotel
Jones Sam\iel R., first lieutenant Co. A., Fourth Ar-
tillt ry, U. S. A., r. Fort Point
Jones Samuel P., fruit stand, NW cor Front and Cali-
fornia, r. 3115 Davis
Joues Siirah MrB..r. 67 (Clementina, rear
Jones Sarah A. Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, 812 La-
guna
Jones Sarah B., domestic 1001 Folk
Jones 8. E. Mrs., dressmaking, r. 766 Howard, rear
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY. «"'"""fl*§{'rft!K7,'-»« «"♦''«
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I]>IPORTER OF AND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF FOREIGN
AND D03IESTIC CO^VT., 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
JON
487
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Jones Seneca, patternmaker Pac. Iron Works, r. 209
Eleventh
Jones Seward G., r. Ahlbom House
Jones Sidney C, clerk George C. Thompson, r. 923 Ji
Filbert
Jones Silas, cook, r. 642 Howard
jAies Simon, peddler, r. 2121 Mission
Jones Simon L. (S. L. Jones & Co.) 207 California
Jones S. J. Miss, assistant Eighth St. Grammar
School, r. 065 Harrison
Jones S. Ii. & Co. (Simon L. and Everett D.
Jones) auctioneers, and commission merchants,
207 and 209 California
Jones Stephen, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 163 Jessie
Jones Surry R., helper John E. Craig, r. 721 Webster
JonbS T., clerk E. Guittard & Co., 405 Sansome
Jones T., expressman, r. 817 Montgomery
Jones T., piledriver, r. NE cor Fillmore and Pixley
Jones Thaddeu.-, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Jones Thomas, r. 35 Pleasant
Jones Thomas, carpenter, r. 1108 Clay
Jones Thomas, laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing, r. 322 Fifth
Jones Thomas, painter, r. 1002 Natoma
Jones Thomas, puddler Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W 8
Minnesota, bet Solano and Mariposa
Jones Thomas, salesman Shirek & Co., r. NE cor
Illinois and Twentieth, Potrero
Jones Thomas A., carriagemaker H. M. Black, r. 10
Cleavel|jpd
Jones Thonias D., carpenter, r. 1108 Clay
Jones Thomas E., driver Sutter St. RR., r. S 6 Green-
wich, bet Octavia and Laguna
Jones Thomas H. (Jones, Rulofson & Co.) r. 905
Market
Jones Thomas P., painter, r. 411 Sansome
Jones Thomas S., painter, r. 733 M Clementina
Jones Thomas T., carpenter, r. 309 Seventh
Jones Tbomas W., stevedore, r. 734 Green
Jones, Thompson k Co. (Joseph P. Jones.
Thompson, and William Chalmers) hay,
and feed, 1535 Mission
Jones W., waiter Pacific Coast SS. Monterey
Jones Walter F. (Jones & Jahn) r. 1007 Vallejo
Jones Waltt-r S., clerk, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Jones William, r. 361 Clementina
Jones William, blacksmith Mile P. Holmes, r.
Everett
Jones William, driver Gilflllan & Hohenschild, r. 115
Ellis
Jones William, cook H. W. Severance, r. 1003 Jj
Stockton
Jones William, cook Peter Sengstacken, r. SE cor
MisBiim and Fn-mont
Jones William, cook Pacific Mail SS. City of New York
Jones William, encaustic tiles and mosaic pavements,
150 New Montgomery, r. 311 Stockton
Jones William, expressman, r. NE cor Tyler and Polk
Jones William, expressman Mar, us C. Haw.ey & Co.,
r. 28 Potter
Jones William, groceries and liquors, 18 Fifth
Jones William, laborer, r. 325 Filbert
Jones William, physician, office 155 New Montgom-
ery, r. W 8 Guerrero, bet Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth
Jones William, porter Nucleus House
Jones William, salesman, r. 115 Eddy
Jones William, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Jones William, tinner, r. 522 Geary
Jones William, waiter Pacific Coast SS. Monterey,
Broadway Wharf
Jones William A., captain engineers U. S. A., engineer
oflficer Military Division of the Pacific, r. Presidio
Jones William A., shipping clerk Jones &-Co., r. 198
Ash Av
Jones William A., t'nsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 1216 Hampshire
Jones William A., workman U. S. Mint, r. 131 Chest-
nut
Jones Willi-im E.. carriagepainter William Halkett, r.
811 NineU-enth
Jones William G., liquor saloon, 413 Pine
Jones William H., accountai.t. r. Abbotsford House
Jones William H., .ieweler A. Tuckey, r. 1108 Clay
Jones William H., tinsmith, r. 325 Filbert
Jones William L., mail clerk Central Pac. KR. and
Southern Pac. RR., r. 513 Jfj Fourth
Jones William R., janitor St. Ann's Building, NW cor
Eddy and Powell
John
grain,
58
Jones William S., detective City Hall, r. 128 Post
Jones William W., clerk Wooster, Hubbell & Co., r.
710 Post
Jones William W., picker John B. Spotomo, r. 1
Lewis PI
Jones William W., shoefitter, r. 19 J^ Valencia
Jones William W. Jr., compositor Evening Post, r. 617
Post
Jones Winfield S., secretary Security Savings Bank,
215 Sansome, r. 1608 Van Ness Av
Jones W. L., porter ticket auditor Central Pac. RR.
Jones W. S. Mrs., r. 218 Stockton
Jones & Co. (C. G. Jones) wholelale and retail cloth-
ing, 712 and 714 Market, and 15 Geary
Jones & Co. (Michael P. Jones and Eugene B.
Beck) wholesale groceries and provisions, 218
and 220 Front
Jones & Jabn (Walter F. Jones and Albrecht Jahn)
attorneys at law. and collectors, 606 Clay
Jones. See Johns and Jonas
Jonge Hans, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Jonson Goran, waiter, r. 8 Berry
Joos Louis, waiter J.G. Wittweier, r. 513 Pacific
Joost B. & M. (Behrend and Martin) general commis-
sion merchants, SW cor Eighteenth and Hartford
Joost Behrend (Joost Brothers, and B. & M. Joost) r.
SE cor Twelfth and Folsom
Joost Brothers (Fabian and Behrend) importers
hardware, etc., NEcor Eleventh and Mission
Joost Carsten, agent Cal. Cracker Co.,r. 605 Fell
Joost Fabian (Joost Brothers) r. 1432 Mission
Joost Henry (M. Joost & Brother) r. SW cor Four-
teenth and Noe
Joost Herman, commission merchant, 410 Clay, r. 227
Capp
Joost Jacob, groceries and liquors, NW cor Stock-
ton and Francisco
Joost M. k Brother (Martin and Henry) groceries and
liquors, SW cor Fourteenth and Noe, and SW cor
Gough and McAllister
Joost Martin (B. & M. Joost) r. SW cor Hartford and
Eighteenth
Joost Martiu (Behnemann & Joost) r. 322 O'Farrell,
rear
Joost Martin (M. Joost k Brother) r. SW cor Gough
and McAllister
Joost Peter, dairy produce, 731 Vallejo
Joost. See Jost and Yost
Joostens Charles, liquor saloon, 1017 Kearny
Jop))im G., farmer, r. N 8 Lombard, bet Franklin and
Gough
Jorcich J., Austrian Benev. Soc, 310 O'Farrell
Jordan Addison D., woodcarver, r. W s Noe, bet
Twenty-fifth and Jersey
Jordan A. H. Mrs., widow, r. 531 Capp
Jordan Albert, clerk William Koeller, r. 9Ji Sumner
Jordan Anna E. Miss, teacher, r. 1809 Stockton
Jordan August, r. 1110 Stockton
Jordan August Jr., locksmith, r. 1116 Stockton
Jordan Benjamin F., engine^-r, r. NW cor Fillmore
and Francisco #
Jordan B. Franklin, bartender P. J.' Dorcy, r. 36
Geury
Jordan Caroline, widow, r. 11 Rondel PI
Jordan Caroline Mrs., furnished rooms and millinery,
1116 Stockfam
Jordan f harles, cooper, r. 734 Minna
Jordan Charles Jr., gilder Louis Dampf, r. 425 Ship-
ley
Jordan Ch rles G., mechanic MattulUth Manuf. Co.,
r. 734 Minna
Jordan David R., janitor Dividend Building, r. 92?
Washington
Jordan Denis, contractor, r. 911 Webster
Jordan Eliza, widow, domestic lOO.'i Capp
Jordan Ernest B., bookkt-eper, r. 132 Dolores
Jordan Etta Miss, dressmaker, r. 20Russ
Jordan Frank S., clerk, r. 1538 Ellis
Jordan George (Dewey & Jordan) r. 11 Rondel PI
Jordan H., laborer, r. New Washinston Hotel
Jordan Henry, harnessmaker William R. Cram, r.
Oakland
Jordan Henry S., hamcssmaker William Davi^, r. Oak-
land
Jordan Hermann C. (Vocke & Jordan) r. 1709 Hyde
Jordan J., with Morris Jordan, r. 236 Suiter
Jordan Jackson, restaurant, 605 Commercial, r. 707
Montgomery Av
Jordan Jacob, laborer Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. 519 Shotwell, rear
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Jordan James, carpenter Union Iron Works, r. 144!^
Clara
Jordan Jamee, cooper, r. 410 Broadway
Jordan James, gardener 'Wiliiani 8. Hopkins, r. 821
Sutter
Jordan James, nightwatchman new City Hall, r. 320
Hyde
Jordan John , butcher Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York
Jordan John, cooper Hogan & Co., r. 54 Sacramento
Jordan John, jeweler M. Jordan, r. 324 Sutter
Jordan John, laborer Risdon Iron Works, r. 152
Everett
Jordan John, liquor saloon, 548 Mission
Jordan John A. B., Special policeman, r. Pier 10
Stenart
Jordan John F., loomfixer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. NE cor North Poii.t and Polk
Jordan John J., driver A. E. Swain, r. 531 Howard
Jordan John P., stairbuilder Frank McLaughlin, r.
East Oakland
Jordan Joseph, assistant bookkeeper H. H. Noble k
Co., r. W s Webster^tt Tyler and MiAUister
Jordan Joseph W., grain commission, 302 Davis, r.
Eaht Oakland
Jordan Leonard G. Rev., pastor New Jemsalem
Church, r. 212 Franklin
Jordan Lillie Miss, saleslady Verditr, Moreau k Co.,
r. 11 10 Stockton
Jordan Louis J., physician and surgeon, and proptr
Anatomical Museum, 9 Hardie PI, office and r. 211
Geary
Jordan M., r. .322 Ritch
Jordan Margaret, widow, r. 32 De Boom
Jordan Margaret Miss, milliner Mrs. Caroline Jordan,
r. IIIG Stockton
Jordan Martin, ciimper EuUman, Salz k Co.. r. 12
Laskie
Jordan M. C, superintendent Omnibus RR., office
725 Howard, r. Hubbard House
Jordan Michael, builder, r. 1809 Stockton
Jordan Michael, dairy, E s Nebraska, bet El Dorado
and Alameda, rear
Jordan Mi -hael, laborer, r. 625 Fulton
Jordan Michael, watertender Pacific Mail SS. City of
Peliing
Jordan Minna Miss, machine operator Jory Bros., r.
13 Maria
Jordan Morris, importer diamonds, jewelry, and
watches, 7 Kcaruy, r. 1.34 Chestnut
Jordan Pat ick C, porter Wheaton k Luhrs, r. 563
Mission
Jordan P. H., conductor Southern Pac. RR., r. 557
Fourth
Jordan R., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Jordan Rmhilph, merchant, r. 619 T\ ler
Jordiin William, hotelrunncr, r. 1011 Battery
Jordas William, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Blai k Point
Jordan William F., clerk, r. 817 Stockton
Jordan William I., fecial policeman Piatt's Hall
Jordan. See Jourdan and .lourden
Jordao Majiocl de S., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn. 415 >i Drunim
Jorgen Hcinrich, S. F. Baecker Venin, 413 Sutter
Jorgensen C, seaman Pacific Mnil SS. City of Sydney
Jorgenseu Christian, Cubiuetmakers' Union, 912 Mar-
ket
Jorgensen Christian, draftsman, r. 18 Sherman, nr
Folsom
Jorgeus( II Christina, domestic 813 Laguna
Jorgensen Emile, cook W. A. Asmasseu k Co., r. 1100
Bryant
Jorgensen Ernst, cook schr Ocean Spray, Beale St.
Wh;ii f
Jorgensen Hans, laborer, r. 2208 Mason
Jorgensen Hans C, bartender Rice k Hinrichs, r. NE
cor Mission and Stcuart
Jorgensen Herman, seaman schr Letitia, r. North Pa-
cific Hotel
Jorgensen J., master mariner, r. 10 Berry
Jorgensen Jacob, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1100
Bryant
Jorgensen James, captain schr Abble, r. 209 Capp
Jorgensen M.W.. master mariner, r. 318 Beale
Jorgensen Ole, bargeman North Pac. Coat>t RR., r.
Oakland
Jorgensen Olof, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Jorgensen Peter, photographer, r. 8 s Rose Alley, bet
Annie and New Montgomery
Jorgensen Sophie, widow, r. 18 Sherman, nr Folsom
Jorgensen Sophie, widow, r. SW cor Montgomery Av
and Francisco
Jorgensen Waldemar, r. 18 Sherman, nr Folsom
Jorgensen William, carpenter, r. 18 Sherman, nr Fol.
Jorgensen. See Jurgensen _
Jorgenson Hans C, driver City RR.
Jorgenson Peter, master mariner, r. 1322 Montgomery
Jorguson Charles, cai^tain schr Abraham Lincoln, r.
19 Freelon
Jorres Henry, carpenter, r. 448 Jessie
Jorres William, carpenter, r. 8 s Merrimac, nr Ken-
tucky
Jorss Edward, woodworker, r. 721 Bryant
Jory Brothers (William J. and Joseph H.) boot and
shoe factory, SW cor Van Ness Av and Fell
Jory Frederick, clerk Walter G. Holmes, r. 939 Market
Jory J. H., driver United Carriage Co., r. 732 Folsom
Jory John, cutter Jory Brothers, r. 105 Fell
Jory Joseph H. (Jory Brothers) r. SW cor Van Nesa
Av and Fell
Jory William J. (Jory Brothers) r. SW cor Van Nese
Av and Fell
Jory. See Juri and Jury
Jose Manoel, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 415J4
Drumm
Jose Simao, Porfuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 415 }j
Drumm
Joseph Adam, cook, r. 210 Drumm
Joseph Adele C. Mrs., dres-imaker, r. 402 Sntter
Joseph Alfred H., special poiiceraan, r. .502 Filbert
Josi-ph Angel, crockery and glassware, 929 Market
Joseph B., knifegrinder, r. 4 Scotland
Joseph Bernard, r. 8 s Sutter, bet Dcvisadero and
Scott
Joseph Brothers (Isaac, Harris, and Louis) clothing
and gents' furnishing goods, SW cor Montgomery
and Pine
Joseph Cliarles, importer French boots and
shoes, 316 Kearny, r. 614 Bush
Joseph Charles A., tailor Charles Kalisky,r. 745 How-
ard
Joseph Frank, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 28
Clinton
Josi ph George, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 1019 Pacific
Joseph Harris (Joseph Brothers) r. 1832 Bush
Joseph Henry F., clerk Homer S. King k Co., r. 574
Folsom
Joseph Hiram, fruit dealer, 324 Third, r. W s Ritch,
nr Harrison
Joseph Hiram, furniture dealer, r. 12 Hofif At
Joseph Hyam, capitalist, r. Lick House
Joseph Lsaac (Joseph Brothers) r. 821 Post
Joseph Isaac, barber, 415 East, r. 46H Zoe
Joseph Isaac, peddler, r. 119^ Lington
Joseph Isaac, tailor Lancaster & Northon, r. 1114
Stockton
Joseph Isaac C, bookkeeper W. Fleisher, r. 728 Har-
rison
Joseph Jacob, butcher Louis Rosenberg, r. 532 O'Far-
rell
Joseph James L., clerk letter dept Wells, Fargo k Co.,
r. San Rafael * *
Joseph Joseph, r. 1834 Bush
Joneph Joseph, expressman, r. 516 Linden Av
Joseph Julius, tailor, 202 Second
Joseph L.»tapie, r. 1027 Dupout
Joseph L. B., physician and surgeon, office and r. 500
Bush
Joseph Louis (Joseph Brothers) r. 1834 Bush
Joseph Louis G., painter, r. 402 Sutter
Joseph Manuel, deckhand stmr Alice Oarratt, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Joseph Mar^elino, laborer, r. 439 Clementina
Joseph Maiy, widow, r. 615 Seventh
Joseph Michael J. (Inslee & Joseph) r. 313 'Pyler
Joseph Nathan (Nathan Joseph & Co.) r. 213 Jones
Joseph Nathan & Co. (Nathan Joseph) manufs' agents,
641 Clay
Joseph Sarah N. Mrs., assistant Rincon Grammar
School, r. 574 Folsom
Joseph William, hackman, cor Dupont and O'Farrell,
r. 513 O'Fiirrell
Joseph William, trunkmaker Fechheimer & Steele, r.
12 Hoflr Av
Jos. ph William P. (W. P. Joseph & Co.) r. 1114 Leav.
Joseph W. P. & Co. (W. P. Ji>eeph and Eugene
Wren) wood and coal, 506 Post
Josephi David E., salesman 8. B. DinkeUplel k Co.,
r. 1317 Gongh
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Joseph! RobPi-t, watchmaker and jeweler. 9-18 Market,
r. 120 Fell
Joaephi 'William, clerk City Hall, r. 195 Hyde
Joeephie George, bellman iPalace Hotel
•Josephine Con. Mining Co. (Philadelphia Dist.,
Nev.) Orlando H. Bogart secretary, 106 Leid.
Josephs Peter, r. 1*12 Kearny
Josephs Peter A., bookkeeper, r. 1412 Kearny
Josephson Bertha, widow, r. 504 Hayes
Josephson Joseph, laborer Fnncke & Co., r. 37 Con-
verse
Josephson Myer, clerk, r. 504 Hayes
Josich Giuseppe, laborer Gasparo Giosich, r. 305
Sixth
Joslin Charles A., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 264 Minna
Joslin Jason W., shoemaker Buckingham k Hecht, r.
8E cor Page and Gough
Joelyu Charles 8., purser Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 22
Geary
Josselyn Benjamin F., physician, office 7 Stockton, r.
920 McAllister
Josselyn C. A., r. 112 Silver
Josselyn Charles (G. M. .Josselyn & Co.) r. 705 Bush
Josselyn George D., painter, r. NE cor Twenty-third
and Chattanooga
Josselyn George M. (G. M. Josselyn & Co.) r. Grand
Hotel
Josselyn G. M. & Co. (George M. and Charles
Josselyn) shipchandlers, 38 and 40 Market
Josselyn Homer R. (H. R. Josselyn & Co.) r. 628 Tyler
Josselyn H. K. <& Co. (Homer R. Josselyn) deal-
er Stewart's sewing machines, 904 Market, and
111 Sutter
Josselyn Joel 8., physician, office 7 Stockton, r. 931
McAllister
Josselyn Joseph B., carpenter, r. 112 Silver
Josselyn Joseph H., physician, office and r. 226 Sutter
Josselyn Lucy M., widow, r. NE cor Twenty-third and
Chattanooga
Josset J., teacher languages, r. 312 Post
Josso John, laundrymau, r. 311 Linden Av
Jost CharUs (Jost & Adler) r. 1108 Post
Jost Charles Jr., bookkeeper Jost & Adler, r. 1108
Post
Jost Edward N., clerk Herman Frand, r. 732 Wash.
Jost Frederick, satchelmakerH.Behrendt i Co., r. 731
Vallejo
Joet Henry, r. 618 California
Jost Henry, teamster, r. 1017 Battery •
Jost Peter, cook, r. 834 Vallejo
Jost Susie, seamstress John N. Lofstad, r. 731 Vallejo
Jost W. H., with South Pac. Coast RR., r. 119 Seventh
Jost & Adler (Charles Jost and Aaron A. Adler)
proptrs California Distillery (Antioch) office 321
Batt' ry
Jost. See Joost, and Yost
Josue Arthur, brewer National Brewery, r. SE cor
Fulton and Webster
Jouanneau Jules, tailor, r. 803 Montgomery, room 16
Jouett Cavellier H., clerk Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co., r.
410 Eddy
JouUin Coralie, laundry, 409 Sutter
Joumier Gustav, beerbottler. r. SE cor Dolores and
Fifteenth
Jourdain Charhs, cooper, r. 919 Stockton
Jourdan Eugene, laborer G. Venard
Jourdan Juan, peddler, r. 10 St. Charles PI
Jourden John P., secretary Board Port Wardens, 625
Front, r. 2525 Howard
Jourden Joseph W., r. 509 Bryant
Jourden. See Jordan
Journal Philip, barber, r. SW cor Fourth and Minna
Jovenean , tailor, r. 803 Montgomrry
Jovich G. B., quartt^rmaster O. & O. SS. Gaelic
Jovovich Anton, fisherman. Front St Wharf.
Joy Charles C, r. 930 Folsom
Joy Edward F., clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r. 1014
Jackson
Joy Edwin W., chemist and apothecary, NR cor
Post and Mas(in, r. 916 Taylor
Joy Henry B., carpenter, r. .'04 Ji Kltch
Joy Joseph, labr>rer, r. 61 West Mission
Joy Mary, widow, r. 630 O'Farrell
Joy O. H., operator American District Tel. Co., 965
Mission, r. 279 Minna
Joy Sarah, widow, r. 930 Folsom
Joy W. B., janitor Free Publii- Library, r. 411 Sansome
Joy William, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 65
West Mission
Joy William J. B., musician, r. 312>i Minna
Joyce Daniel A., second officer O. fc O. 88. Belgic
Joyce Edmund, p'optr Valencia Stables, 721 Valencia
Jo.vce ElizjrtJeth Mrs., r. 251 Clara
Joyce Frederick, coal oil dealer, r. 921 Natoma
Joyce James, laborer, r. Himmelniann PI
Joyce James, salesma-i J. M. Moran & Co., r. 419 Na-
toma
Joyce James H., butcher Patrick Canavan, r. i Rnss
Joyce John, laborer, r. Ill Vallejo, rear
Joyce John, laborer Frank Trevor, r. What Cheer
House
Joyce John, ship carpenter, r. 444 Brannan '
Joyce Joseph, teamster Depuy & Bowman, r. 9 Blux-
ome
Joyce Margaret, domestic 836 O'Farrell
Joyce Maria, widow, r. 8 Lick
Joyce Martin, triasurer Bush St. Theater, r. 614
Sutter
Joyce Martin E.. painter Daniel Lydon
Joyce Mary, domestic 1585 Turk
Joyce Miithew, boarding, 127 Folsom
Joyce aiichael, expressman, cor Davis and Oregon, r.
546 Tehama bet Fifth and Sixth
Joyce Patrick W., bartender, r. 228 Eleventh
Joyce Peter W., manager barroom Palace Hotel, r.
1415 Howard
Joyce P. J., crockery and glassware. 111 Sixth
Joyce Thomas, r. 1614 PoweU
Joyce Winnie, domestic 1103 Bush
Joyce. See Joice
Joyeau VictT, jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 424 Powell
Juakin A., deckhand stmr Pilot, S. F. Steamlwat and
Tran-^portation Co., Jackson St. Wharf
Juarez Isabel, laundnss, r. 1412 Powell
Jubb Thomas, painter Thomas Downing, r. Oakland
Juchter Bernard, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. SW
cor Vermont and Santa Clara
Juchter Henry, master schr George Lewis, r. 666 Bry-
ant, bet Fifth and Sixth
Judah E. E. Mrs., widow, r. 2224 Jackson
Judah Henry R., assistant passenger ticket agent,
Southern Pac. RR., NE cor Fourth andTownsend,
r. 2224 Jaf-kson
Judah Marietta Mrs., actress, r. 922 Capp
Judah O. I., actress, r. 511 Twenty-third
Judah Theodore D., clerk James Newlands, r. Oakland
Juda C. B., r. 329 Minna
Judd Charles M. (CM. Judd & Co.) r. 1407 Bush
Judd C. M. & Co. (C. M. Judd and Peter Brown) car-
penters, 1210 Polk
Judd Edward D., shipping clerk Pac. Iron Works, r.
912 Loguna
Judd Garr.tt P., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
614 Pine
Judd John, bartender, r. 915 Market
Judd Lizzie G. B. Mrs. (Mrs. L. G. Richmond & Son)
r. Oakland
Jadd Norris A. (D. Hicks & Co.) r. Oakland
Judd Thomas H., r. 912 Laguna
Jude Patrick, laborer Southern Pac. RR., r. 8 B Four-
tC'-nth, bet Folsom and Ha-rison
Jude Richard, tanner, r. San Bruno Road, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth
Jude T., Ship and Steamboat Joiners' Assn,Dashaway
Hall
Judell Hermann L. (Judell & Glass, Stockton. Cal.)
office 123 Sansome, r. CIO Ellis
Judge Charles, second officer Pacific Mail SS. City of
Peking
Judge Elizabeth, widow, r. 3 Goldman PI
Judge G. IT Mrs., r. 808 Mission
Judge John, seaman SS. Oregon, Foleom St. Wharf
Judge John, teamster, r. 1581 Turk
Judge John, waiter Lick House
Judge John F., bartender Simple & Beyer, r. 25 Sec.
Judge John G., laborer, r. 15K1 Turk
Judge John P., brickmason Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W 8
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Judge Kate, dom' stic 110 Ouirrero
Judge Mary Miss, fiuish'-r S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 3 Goldman PI
Judge Owen J., butcher G. Posenberg.r. 3 Goldman PI
Ju;1ge Patrick, liquor saloon, 204 First
Jndj^e Police Court, chambers old City HaH,
second floor
Judge Rosa Miss, finisher 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tiry. r. 3 Goldman PI
Judge Thomas, bricklayer, r. S s Germanis, bet Fill-
more and Steiner
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JuAge V. S. Circuit Court (Nintb) chambers
U. S. Court Building (after July 1st aew U. S. Ap-
praiser's Building!
JuAge V. S. District Conrt, cbaSlbers U. S.
Court Building (after July Ist new U. 8. Apprais-
er's Building)
Judge William, deckhand stmr Amador, Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
JuAges Sup<^rlor Court, Departments No. 1,2,
3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, chambers Montgomery Block ; No.
9 and 1», new City Hall, second floor; No. 11, 8
Mimtgomery Av ; No. 12, 729 Montgomery
Judfi^es Supreme Court (State) chauibers 640
Clay
Jndig Louis, milkman, r. 244 H Perry
Judis Alphonsp. manager L. & M. Kahn, r. 126 Kearny
Judkins Cliarles H., salesman E. H. Judkins, r. 1710 >$
Stevenson
Judkins Edwin H., stoves and tinware, 2120 Mission.
r.nioyi Stevenson
Judkins J., laborer, r. Lindell House
Judkins Walter S., upholsterer Aaron N. Levy, r. 5
Harriet
Juds August H., master mariner, r. 22 Vandewater
Jud8on A., mining secretary, 320 Sansome, room
46, r. Oakland
Judson Edward J., cook, r. N s Twenty-fifth, bet
Columbia and Bryant
Judson Egbert (S. F.'Candle Co., and Judson & Shep-
ard) aud president California Paper Co., 402
Front, r. W 6 Valencia, bet Fourteenth and Fif-
teenlh
Judson Henry C, superintendent S. F. Chemical
Works, r. W s Valencia, bet Fourteenth and Fif-
teenth
Judson Herbert H., druggist, NW cor Butte and Ken-
tucky
Judson James, r. W s Valencia, bet Fourteenth and
Fifteenth
Judson Julia, domestic 1001 California
Judson Thomas R., policeman City Hall, r. N s Clip-
per, bit Sanchez and Church
Judson & Sliepard (Egbert Judson and J. L. N.
Shepard) proptrs S. F. Chemical Works, and Sul-
phur Powdering Mill (West Berkeley, Alameda
Co., Cal.) office 402 Front
Juergensen Charles P., upholsterer Clemens Haynert,
r. 417 Mason, rear
Jugassovich A. & Co. (Antone Jugassovich) restau-
rant, 106 Sixth
Jugassovich Antone (A. Jugassovich & Co.) r. 106
Sixth
Jugassovich Joseph, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Juhl C, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Juhl Luuritz. walt^-r, r. 7 Market
Juhler James M., laborer Cal. Sugar Eeflnery, r. 1132
Bryant
Juillerat Adolphe, clerk Adolphe E. Juillerut, r. 2937
Clay
Juillerat Adolphe E., agent M. J. Paillard & Co., 117
Post, r. 1011)4 Pierce
Julor Henri P.. r. 1027 Dupont
Julit Marie Mme., r. Duncan Court, nr Broadwav
Julia Consolidated Mining Co. (Story" Co.,
Nev.) Henry A. Charles secretary, 419 California
Julian Charles, fancy goods. 1511 Dupont
Julian Georgi! N. (Ball & Jul an) r. TLe Baldwin
Julien Fannie, widow, r. W s Folsom, nr Prospect PI
Julien J., master mariner, r. Park Hotel
Julien. See Julian and Jnllien
Julig Paul, shoemaker. 431 Dupont
Julitz Herman, liquor salo n, 612 8a<ramSho
Jull;en J. & Co. (Jules Jullion and Penn Martin)
wines and liquors, 617 Pacific
Jnllien Jules (J. Jnllien &Co.) r. 1214 Stockton
Jumper George 8., whitenerand plasterer, l;J4 Post
Juncar Catherine, laundiess T. L. Lagrave, r. 8W cor
Seventeenth and Valencia
Junc'k Brothers ( Uichard and Cordt G.) gioceries
and liqui>r8. 8K cor Sacramento au'l Prospect PI
Jnnck Cordt (i. ( luuck Brotliers) r. 101 Prosp 'ct PI
Junck Richard (Jnnck Brothers) aud groceries
and liquors, 1016 Clay
Junckc John, se'imnu, r. Eureka Honse
Jund John (II. Schubert k Co.) 225 Beale
Jund Joseph, baker, r. 228 Montiromery Av
Jund Henry, shoem.iker, 535 California
Jundt Charles, mecseuger French Consulate, r. 1519
Mason
Jane Dennis, bootblack Oakland Ferry, r. 617 Mission
Jung Frank, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jung John C, blacksmith and shuttermaker, 110
Main, r. 608 Powell
Jung Leoni, proptr Oriental Hotel, SW cor Washing-
ton and Drumm
Jung. See Junge, Young, and Yung
Jungblnt August (August Jungblut & Co.) r. 114 Jones
Jungblut August & Co. (August Jungblut and Charles
Traulsen) manufs billiard tables and materials,
10 and 12 Tyler
Junge Adolph, carrier California Demokrat, r. 826
Greenwich
Junge Henry, laborer Martin Tiemey, r.86 Everett
Junge Julius, bartender Leydecker & Wieboldt, r.
115 Clay
Jixnghaencl Ernst, machinist Herman Wenzel, r. 1421
M a.son
Juni..ta Consulidated Silver Mining Co. (Esmeralda
District) C. Van Dyck Hubbard secretary, 203
Bush
Juniel William, seaman, r. 2117 Jones, rear
Juniper William S., proptr Sadddle Bock Oyster
House, 415 Pine
Junker Augustus R., musician, r. 727 Broadway
Junker Charles, market, 135 Gough
Junker Charles A., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 10 Cali-
fornia
Junker Frederick, r. 917 Buchanan
Junker Frederick, tailor, r. 1618 Turk
Junker Louis (Junker & Ecks) r. SW cor Fulton and
Laguua
Junker K. A.. S. F. Musical Fund Soc, 539 California
Junker & Ecks (Louis Junker and Henry Ecks; mar-
ket, SW cor Fulton aud Laguua
Junkins Charles K., clerk Naphtaly, Freidenrich &
Ackerman, r. 148 Silver
Jun ins Orrin C, shipcarpenter Matthew Turner, r.
148 Silver
Jupiter Mining Co. (.Mono Co., Cal.) Edmund C. Mae-
ti-n secretary, 22 Nevada Block
Jurado Thomas, manager Baldwin Billiard Rooms, r.
215 Post
Jurgen Michel, laborer, r. 1214 Bryant
Jiirgens .\ntone, cigars and tobacco, 136 Second
Jurgens Diedrich, laborer Peter Wulfi', r. 1524 Dupont
Jurgens John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jurgens Richard, laborer Philadelphia Brewery, r.
232 Secc.nd
Jurgens Richard, porter M. k C. Mangels, r. 1622 De-
vi sadeae
Jurgenseii Charles, cabinetmaker Kragen & Geist, r.
llODore
Jurgenseu Charles, master mariner, r. 19 Freelon
Jurgensen Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jurgensen Herman, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jurgensen Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Jurgensen Peter N., laborer American Sugar Refinery,
r. 907 Greenwich
Jurgensen. See Jorgensen, and Juergensen
Juri Adelaide, widow, r. E s Gunnison Av. nr Twen-
ty-eighth, B. H.
Jurl Louis, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Jtiri Matilda, Swiss Benev. Soc., 109 Montgomery
Jurs Peter C, foreuian Davis Brothers, r. W s John-
son Av, bet Point Lobns Av and St. Rose
Jurss Henry, mate schr Lizzie Jursa, r. 19 Bannam PI
Jurss John, captain schr Lizzie Jurss, r. 19 Bannam PI
Jury Enrico, waiter Campi's Restaurant
Jury Henry, waiter John Jury & Brother, r. 424)4
Hayes
Jury Jeremiah, waiter John Jury & Brother, r. 424 )4
Hayes
Jury John (estate of ) (John Jury & Brother)524 Merch.
Jury John k Brother (Louis aud estate of John Jury)
re-taurant, 524 Merchant
Jury JoBpph, milkman, r. 1205 Stockton
Jury I.ouis (John Jury & Brother) r. 424)4 Haye«
Jury Walter C. driver Bay City SodaWater Co., r. 444
Jessie
Jury. See Juri, and Jory
Jus Victor, cook Palace H tel, r. 6.>7 Mission
Just Henry, compositor California Demokrat, r. 618
Calif' irnia
Just Francisco, Soclete Culinaire Francalse; 508 Bush
Juht. See Yust
Justi Alfonso, expressman, r. 527 Green
Justi August W., porter Hixson, Justi & Co., r. 3 Mar.T
Lane
Justi Charles (Hixson, Justi i Co.) r. SE ftor Valencia
and Twenty-first
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Office, 33 Geary St.
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JuBti Oiovaani, Bilverplater W. K. Vanderslice & Co.,
r. 911 Pacific
Jnsti Lorenzo, laborer Soa Wall
Justi Lozzaro, fisbennan. Front St. Wharf
Justice Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (Dakota Terr.)
Theodore Widmann Be retary, 404 Montgomery
Justice 9Iinin;sr Co. (Gold Hill. Storey Co., Nev.)
R. E. Kelly secretary, 419 California, rooms 1-3
Justices' Courts, City and County of San
Francisco, SE cor Kearny and Washington
Justin Brother Rev., president St. Mary's College, E 8
Mission, four miles from City Hall
Justin Jane Mrs., r. 101 Prospect PI
Justin John, teamster Howes & Pitts, r. SE cor Val-
lejo and Montgomery
Jusus Jose de S., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 3i Drumm
Jntke Eleonora, widow, r. 29 Alta PI
Juzix Bruno V., cooper, r. W s Church, bet Ridley and
Fourteenth
Juzix Leopold, cooper, r. W s Church, bet Ridley and
Fourteenth
Eacb Benoit, Swiss Benev Soc, 109 Montgomery
Eadelburg Henry, actor Cal. Theater, r. 407 O'Farrell
Kaechele Michael (Kaechele & Roller) r. 439 Fulton
Kaecliele & Roller (Michael Kaechele and Charles
Roller) groceries and liquors, SE cor Fulton and
Octavia
Kaeding Charles V. B. (Liddle & Kaeding) r. 1408
Leavenworth
Eaehler Albert, barber Charles Drescher. r. Park Hotel
Kaeintz Emanuel, barber, r. 1010)4 Larkin
Kaeintz Jacob, barber Wiebe & Strehl, r. 15 Stockton
Eaelber William, barber Stable & Bernhard, r. 619
Washington
Kaelon Joseph, hostler Schroth k Westerfeld, r.
1003 Geary
Kaemmerling Cora Miss, teacher music, r. 1804 Ellis
Kaen Henry A., machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 40
Clementina
Kaen John F., machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2727
Bryant Av
Eaen Thomas, machinist S. F. Gae Light Co., r. 40
Clemeiitina
Eaen. See Kabn, Kain and Kane
Eafka Joseph, salesman, r. 450 Jessie
Eafka L. T., storekeeper U. S. Internal Revenue, r.
1523 Bush
Eafka Samuel, cigarmaker Denicke Brothers, r. 450
Jessie
Eafka Simon (Simon Eafka & Co.) r. 450 Jessie
Eafka Simon & Co. (Simon Kafka) butchers, 925^ Fol.
Eafka Simon Jr., clerk Simon Kafka & Co., r. 92.^}^
Folsom
Eafka Simon L., salesinan S. Hartman k Brother, r.
472 Jessie
Kaber Daniel, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SE cor
Mariposa and Arkansas _
Eahl Ch.iet., Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Eahl D., coal pasber Pacific Coast SS. State of Call.
fomia
Eahle Frank, laborer, r. 11 Downie
Eatalefendt August, tanner Laguua Tannery, r. NW
cor Filbert and Gough
Eahler Ann, domestic 839 O Farrell
Eahler Christ ipher, carpenter Suuthem Pac. RR., r.
1319 54 Natoma
Eahler Ernest, waiter, r. Twenty-first, bet Sanchez
and Kue
Eahler Henry S., salesman C. N. Palmer, r. 1319 Ji Na-
toma
Eahler John, laborer, r. 57 West Mission
Eahler John H., pressman P. E. Dougherty & Co., r.
1319 M Natoma
Eahn Aaron, market, SE cor McAllister and Laguna,
r. 701 Ha.ves
Eahn Adolph (Lefevre & Kahn) r. Gil Pine
Eahn Berthold, driver Herman Kahu, r. 33 Jessie, bet
Seventh and Eighth
Eahn Brothers & Co. (Charles and Jul^.s Eahn, and A.
Gombrich) imijorters French dry-goods, silks,
and velvcis, 1 Sutter
Eahn Charles (Kahn Brothers k Co.) r. Paris, France
Eahn Frederick, bookkeeper Diukelspiel k Nurd-
mann, r. Oakland
Eahn Hayem, porter Newberger, Reiss & Co., r. 11
Harrison Av
Eahn Henry (Eahn k Brod) r. 309 Powell
Eahn Henrj^. artificial flowers, 407 Eeamy, r. 611
Pine
Eahn Henry, jeweler, r. 1207 Jackson
EahB Herman, bakery and confectionery, 946)4 Mis-
sion, r. 33 Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Eahn Isaac, peddler, r. 1012 Alabama
Eahn Joseph (Porter, Oppenheimer, Slessinger & Co.)
r. 1012 Van NeBS Av
Eahn Joseph, cigarmaker, r. 732)4 Minna
Kahn Joseph, proptr Eureka Bowling Saloon, 416
Pine, r. 1207 Jackscn
Eahn Joseph Jr., bartender Joseph Eahn, r. 1207
Jackson
Eahn Josie Miss, dressmaker, r. 315 Stockton
Eahn Jules (Kahn Brothers & Co.) r. 1511 Geary
Eahn L., merchant, r. 636 Commercial
Kalin L.. & IH. (Louis and Moses Kahn) import-
ers watches, jewelry and diamonds, 126 Eearny,
rooms 7 and 8
Eahn Lambert, porter Triest & Co., r. 839 McAllister
Eahn Leon, butcher S. Newman & Co., r. 731 Geary
Enhn Leopold, capitalist, r. 821 Mission
Kahn Louis (L. & M. Kahn) r. New York
Kahn Louis, butcher G. B. Mowry.r. 718 Laguua
Kahu Louis, slockdealer, 1 New Metropolitan Market,
r. 108 Twenty-fifth
Kahn Max, butcher, 731 Geary
Kahn Moses (L. & M. Kahu) r. New York
Kahn Sabin H., Cifiarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Kahn Samuel (Wettheimer & Kahn) r. Nucleus
House
Kahn Sarah Miss, florist, 716 Washington
Kahn S. S., physician, office and r. 215 Eearoy
Kalin William, barber, r. 1010 Hyde
Kahn William A., clockmaker, r. 1207 Jackson
Kahn k Br d (H. Kahn and Msircus Brod) importers
and manufs optical, nautical and mathematical
goods, 335 Bush
Kabn. See Cahen, Cahn and Kaen
Kahnsen Isaac, stevedore, r. Washin.ton Av, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Kahrs Claus. driver Jackson Brewery, r. 36 Laskie
Kahrs John, groceries and liquors, SW cor First and
Minna
Kahrs John H.. r. SE cor Geary and Larkin
Kaillin Sophia Mrs., chophouse, 1022 Market, r. 274
Jessie
Eain James, laborer Pacific Coast SS. Co., r. 567 Mis-
sion
Eain Je:emiah. tailor, 143 Minna, r. 21 Hunt
Eain Michael W., but^'her, 6 and 7 Missi-in Market, r.
239 Sixteenth
Kain. See Kaen, Kane, Cain and Cane
Kairan Margaret, widow, r. 912 Bryant
Kiiran Mii hael, plasterer, r. 912 Bryant
Kaiser . r. 120 Ellis
Kaiser Charles, waiter Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Kai er Christopher, shoemaker M. Reubold, r. 11
Bernard
Kaiser Frederick, shoemaker Henry Etthofer, r. 528
Pacific
Kaiser Frederick, waiter Concordia Hotel
Kaiser George (George Kaiser & Co.) r. 1120 Filbert
Kaiser George \- Co. (George KaiS'-r and Charles F.
Wagner) butchers, 17-19 California Market
Kaiser George C. compositor Gulden Era, r. 7 Stock.
Kaiser Henry, baker Bluise k Lapariat, r. 936 Howard
Kaiser Henry, butcher George Kaiser & Co., r. 1120
Filbert
Kaiser Henry, gun and locksmith, 316 Pacific
Kaiser John (John Kaiser & Co.) r. 121G Pacific
Kaiser John, cook Vauoni A: Scott, r. 3 St. Charles PI
Kaiser John fc Co. (John Kaiser and F. Banickel)
bakery, 421 and 423 Fourth
Eaiser Joseph, stonecutter David Moore, r. NE cor
Sutter and Central Av
Kaiser Jos< ph, t.ilor, r. e. Reed PI
Kaiser Julius, employee Tivoli Gaiden, r. 30 Eddy
Eiiiser 51a cus, clothier, r. 713 Ellis
Kaiser William, butcher George Kaiser & Co., r. 1120
Filbert
KAISER WILLIAM, merchant Ul.
lor, 335 Bush. r. 1209 Post
Kaiser. See Kayser and Keyser
Kalumattc John, fisherman, r. S 8 Union, nr Battery,
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Kalb Peter J., bakery, 114 Thirteenth
Kalben Edward, jeweler A. Hlrschman, r. 8W cor
Montgomery Av and Lombard
Kalbstein Isidor, butcher, r. 1314 Filbert
Kalenbach Ida Mrs., hat trimmer Golden City Straw
Works, r. 1013 O'Farrell
Kaler John, porter, r. 1409 Buchanan
Kaley Anthony, brassmolder Giovannini & Co., r.
Berkfley
Kalischer Julius L., mohel, office 108 Battery, r. 657
Harrison
Kaliseher S. E., salesman Becker & Jacoby, r. 657
Harrison
Kalish Max, purser SS. Humboldt, r. 230 Seventh
Kalisber Edward (Steinberger & Kalisher) r. 420 Van
Ness Av
Kalisher Edward D., grain and merchandisebroker,
321 California, r. 420 Van Ness Av
Kalisher Frances Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Oram-
mar School, r. 420 Van Ness Av
Kalisky Charles, clothing, and gents' furnishing
goods, 109 and 111 Second, r. 330 Tyler
Ealisky Louis, merchant tailor, 110 Second, r. 131
Turk
Kalkbrenner , baker, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Kallenberg Theodore, machinist, and modelmaker, 32
Fremont, r. 36 Louisa
Kalloch A. Qt. , collector Keane Brothers
KiiUoch Isaac M. Rev., ckrk Mayor's Office, and assoi i-
ate pastor Metropolitan Temple, r. 2314 Mission
Kallocb Isaac S. Rev., Mayor of San Francisco,
office new City Hall, first floor, paster Metropoli-
tan Temple, and publisher Metropolitan Banner,
office NE cor Fifth and Jessie, r. 2314 Mission
Ealmbach August, musician, r. 2107 Stockton
Kalmuk Moritz, cigar manuf , 46 Fourth, r. 338 Te-
hama
Kalson Charles, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Kalstrom Charles, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Kaltenbach Charles, laborer Masonic Cemetery, r.
2013 O'Farrell
Kalterer Philip, bakery, E 8 Mission, bet Twenty-
ninth and Thirtieth
Kalthoff August, porter Yates & Co., r. 12 Hawthorne
Kalthoff Bernard, clerk Lebeiibaum, Goldberg & Co.,
r. 12 Hawthorne
Kalthoflf Hugo, clerk Schwab & Breeee, r. 12 Haw-
thorne
Ealtschmidt Oscar, artist, 1049 Mission
Kalvelage Clemens, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Fell and Franklin
Kamena Henry, teamster, r. 951 Bryant
Kaminsky Max, watchmaker Abrahams & Spiro. r. 452
Jessie
Kamlade Charles (Teague & Kamlade) r. 550 Mission
Kamlade Frederick, driver City Transit Co., r. 12
Bourbin PI
Eamm Joanna, domrstic 817 Mason
Kanima George, broonimuker, r. 314 Treat Av
Kamman Charles F., clerk Quartermaster's Dept, U.S.
A., r.2304 Mission
Eomman George, clerk Hermann Eolkmaun, r. SEcor
Geary and Hyde
Kammer Louis, butcher, r. 609 Powell
Kammerer C, expressman, SE cor Davis and Oregon,
r. 9 Water
Kammerer Charles, tailor Schafer & Co., r. 4 Chat-
ham PI
Kammerer Frederick, tailor J. M. Litchfield & Co., r.
824 J< Pacific
Kammerer George (Kammerer H. Koch) r. 1515k
Powell
Kammerer & Koch (George Kammerer and Frank
Koch) baibers, 642 California
Kammerling Emil. cook, r. 416 Green
Kammitter Mary, widow, r. 2'204 Geary
Kamp Albeit, dummyman Clay St. Hill BR., r. 1204
Union
Kamp. See Camp
Kampe Eliza Mrs., r. 38 Natoma
Kampo Frederick W., groceries and llqtjors, S8
Natoma
Kampen Mary, domestic 11Q& Sutter
Kampensky Heury, tailor Lancaster & Northon.r. 1100
Stockton
Kampftn John, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Kampfer Charles R., bootfitter, 3 Gardner Alley
Kampfmaun F. W.. master mariner, olBce 12 Clay
Kampncr Marks, clerk Mrs. Yetia Kaxnpuer, r. 144
Seventh
Kampner Yetta, widow, furniture, 144 Seventh
Kamps Charles H., bartender Frederick W. Kampa, r.
23 Davis
Kamps Frederick Tir. , restaurant and liquor sa-
loon, 16 and 18 California, and 23 Davis, r. NE cor
Castro and Clipper
Kanavan Elizabeth, widow, r. 626 Jessie
Kauavan James H., plumber and gasfitter, r. 626 Jessie
Kanayo George, steward Mrs. H. R. Brown, r. 423
O'Farrell
Kandler Philip, waiter SS. Oregon, Folsom St. Wharf
Kundler Richard, waiter SS. Oregon, Folsom St. Wharf
Kane Andrew J., soapmaker, r. 1050 Howard
Kane Annie M., widow, stationeryand toys. 318 Sixth
Kane Bern^ird, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Kane Charles (Kane & Heaney) r. 514 Minna
Kane Charles, plasterer, r. NW cor Polk and Fell
Kane Charles, steamfitter, r. 753 Harrison
Kane Charles C, r. 611 Eddy
Kane Charles C, pipemaker Francis Smith & Co., r.
Menlo Park
Kane David, r. 1304 Powell
Kane Dennis, laborer, r. NW cor Twenty-seventh and
Church
Kane Edward, printer, r. N s Fifteenth, nr Guerrero
Kane Ellen, widow, r. 713 Front
Kane Emma Mrs., r. 206 Van Ness Av
Kane Francis B., physician and surgeon, 620 Market,
r. 338 Eddy
Kane Frank, butcher, r. Twentv-first Av, bet J and K,
South S. F.
Kane Frank E., clerk, r. 511 Eddy
Kane George P., collector Odorless Excavating Appa-
ratus Co., r. 706 Pine
Kane Hugh, teamster Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 13 Fifth Av
Kane James, collector Alameda Ferries, r. 44 Tehama
Kane James, groceries and liquors, SW cor First and
Tehama
Kane James, groceries and liquors, N s Jersey, bet
Vicksburg and Sanchez
Kane James, hackdriver, r. 153 Clara
Kane James, laborer Central Pac. RR., r. 118 Shipley
Kane James, shoemaker Levinsky Brothers, r. 41054
Natiima
Kane James, teamster James McD»vitt
Kane James C, clerk Spring Valley Water Works, r.
Fair Oaks, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Kane James F., mcssman Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York
Kane James M., compositor, r. 518?i Natoma
Kane Jeremiah, tailor, r. 21 Hunt
Kane Jeremiah J., plasterer, r. 353 Jessie
Kane John (Kane & Co.) r. 11 Liberty
Kane John, r. 39 Quinn
Kane John, bartender llrldgct Duffy, r. 315 Eighth
Kane John, bricklayer Digging Brothers, r. 2520 Sutter
Kane John, capitalist, r. 108 Eleventh
Kane John, clerk, r. 227 Geary
Kane John, groieries and liquors, 11 Gilbert
Kane John, laborer, r. cor K and Twenty-first Av,
South 8. F.
Kane John, porter Adelphi Theatir, r. 607 California
Kane J-uhn, teamster McNab & Smith, r. 2:i0 Clara
Kane John E., me^snian Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Kane John F., machinist S. F. Gas Light Co.. r. 2727
Bryant Av
Kane John H., milker Conway & Kimball, r. 8 8 Thir-
teenth Av, bet K and L, South S. F.
Kane John W., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Ce.
Kane Joseph, laborer, r. 3'26 Spear
Kane Joseph, marine reporter Merchants' Exchange
Assn, r. Meiggs' Wharf
Kane Kate, widow, r. 240 Jessie
Kane L. A. Mrs., dreKsmaker, r. 1017 Howard
Kane Lawrence (Kane A: Heaney) r. 116 Silver
Kane Maggie A., domestic 2200 Steiner
Kane Margr-.rct, widow, r. SW cor Francisco and Van
Nei-s Av
Kane Mary, domestic 616 Eddy
Kane Martin, laborer Charles A. Warren, r. cor
Eighteenth and Guerrero
Kane Martin, i^tonecutter. r. E a Capp, bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Kane Michael (Kane, O'Leary & Co.) r. 611 Eddy
Kane Michael, boilermaler, r. 14 Natoma
Kane Michael, hostler Charter Oak Stables, r. Colum-
bia Hotel
Kane Michael, hostler Healy & Fagen, r. Helvetia
Hotel
iSj YLAhb LAi LhlLINLL. Established, S.F., 1863,135 Montgomery.'
iriMAC I MADDICnM hns the most select stock of all the leacHng varieties ot
JUNAO i, nriUrfnlOUiM Lumber in the Market. X. B. cor. Mission and Spear Sts.
KAN
493
KAT
Kane Michael, molder Union Iron Works, r. 30
Filth Av
Kane Michael, laborer, r. 12 Welsh
Kane Michael, laborer, r. NE cor Lombard and
Oough
Kane Michael, president United Workingmen's Soap
Maunf. Co., r. 25 Nevada
Kane Michael, liquor saloon, 501 Howard, r. 507
Howard
Eane Michael, tinsmith George Crowley, r. 15 Moss
Kane, O'Leary <& Co. (Michael Kane, Fergus
O'Leary, Max Gruenberg and Myer J. Newmark)
importi-re and wholesale dealers wines and
liquors, 221 and 223 Bush
Kane Patrick, carpenter, r. 1506 Turk
Kane Patrick, cokemau S. F. Gas Li^;ht Co., r. S s
Sierra, bet Georgia and Michigan
Kane Patrick, laborer, r. 1813 Stevenson
Kane Putrick, laborer Gulden Gate Park,r.B 8 Boyce,
N ol Point Lobos Av
Kane Patrick, laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. W a St.
Rose, bet Collins and Wood
Kane Patrick, painter Thomas Downing, r. 339 Jessie
Kane Stephen P., clerk, r. 240 Jessie
Kane Thomas, r. 634 Howard
Kane Thomas, hackman, r. 8 Michigan PI
Kane Thomas, junkdealer, r. 15 Gilbert
Kane Thomas, laborer, r. 8 Zoe
Kane Thomas, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Kane Thomas, tanner Laguna Tannery, r. SE cor Fil-
bert and Van Ness Av
Kane Thomas J., saloonkeeper, r. S s Bay View, bet
, Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh, South S. F.
Kane William, boxmaker, r. 444 Braunan
Kane William, drayman David Porter, r. 9 Tay
Kane William, painter, r. 1304 Powell
Kane William P., upholsterer, r. 1713 Post
Kane & Co. (.John Kane) printers and lithographers,
SEcor Sansome and Commercial
Kane & Heaney (Charles and Lawrence Kane and
John Heaney) dairy produce, 11 and 40 Centre
Market
Kane. See Cain, Cane and Kain
Kanitz Morris, r. 1120 Sutter
Kanka Frederick, restaurant, 120 California, r. 546
Jessie
Kanngiesser Julius, sausage factory, 1409 Stockton
Kansas City, St. Josepli and Council Bluffs
RR., Theodore H. Dearborn general agent, 3
New Montgomery
Kant Anton, tailor, r. 306 Jessie
Kanzee Robert (H. Plagemann & Co.) r. 72G Turk
Kanzelmeier G. Frederick, bootmaker H. Hinders, r.
Philadelphia House
Kapke Dietrich, yardman A. E. Swain, r. 636 Market
Kaplan Abraham, stockclerk Greenebaum, Helbing
& Co.. r. 1610 Turk
Kaplau Albert, copyist Superior Court, Dept No. 9,
r. 127 Eddy
Kaplan Hyman, r. 1610 Turk
Kaplan Jacob, watchmaker, 409 Kearny, r. 1603 Turk
Kaplan Levi, clerk Registrar of Voters, r. 1010 Turk
Kaplan Liouis, Registrar of Voters, office now
City Hall, basement, r. 1100 Eddy
Kapp W. F., r. 700 California
Kappel Julius, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 8 Dec-
atur
Kappeler Lawrence, r. Kappeler Court, nr Mason
Kapper Joseph, painter, r. 410 Pacific
Kappes Adolph, laborer Piiiladelphia Brewery, r. 232
Second
Kappes Frank, steward Pacific Coast SS. Monterey
Kappes JoRie, domestic 1917 Franklin
Kappke Henry F., groceries and liquors, 739 Union,r.
737 Union
Kapplin Gustave, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r. 315
Minna
Kara Lawrence, repairer N. B. and Mission RE., r.
2027 Harrison
KaraolofT D. Emanuel, interpreter languages, r. 1028
Market
Karasson Mary Mrs., bakery, 939^ Folsom
KarasBon Robert, master schr Taffy, r. 939ii Folsom
Karatar Marce, cook, r. 1134 Howard
Karatar Matilda Miss, teacher music, r. 1134 Howard
Karlhofer Peter, carpenter, r. 433 Hinckley
Karlson J., seaman Pacific Coast SS. Monterey
Karlstrom Oscar, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Karm Henry, salesman Sam. Leszynsky & Brother, r.
Prescott House
Kam John F., machinist, r. 2727 Bryant
Karner Anton, cabinetmaker, r. 530 Fifth
Karoson Robert, seaman, r. 718 Greenwich
Karosou Robert Mrs., confectionery, 718 Greenwich
Karpel Gabriel P., bookkeeper Henry Froomberg, r.
114 Post
Karpenkop Moses, r. 486 Jessie
Karr Andrew, laborer, r. 10 Bartol
Karr Thomas, laborer, r. 19 Johnson Av
Karr William J., butcher Finley & Dickinson, r. 533)4
Stevenson
Karr. See Carr and Kerr
Karras Max (Karras & Brown) r. W a Gough, nr
Broadway
Karras k Brown (Max Karras and 8. O. Brown)
proptrs Vaughan's gallery, 18 Third
Karsharowsky Charles, iron cornicemaker Conlin ji
Roberts, r. 336 Shipley
Karsky Miriam Miss, assistant Silver St. Primary
School, r. 2226 Post
Karsky Sarah Miss, teacher, r. 2226 Post
Karsky Victor I., bookkeeper Kullman, Salz & Co., r.
2226 Post
Karsten Theodore, salesman Schroder & Albrecht, r.
West Oakland
Karsten. See Carsten
Karstens Charles, groceries and liquors, NE cor San-
some and Jackson, r. 320 Thirteenth
Kartschoke Edward, tanner, r. 1513 Powell
Kartschoke Gustav, tanner, r. 1513 Powell
Karwoeky Frederick, longshoreman, r. W s Eureka,
bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Kasche George, carrier Vogel & Hahn, r. 009 Jones
Kasche William, liquor saloon, 18 Geary, r. 609 Jones
Kaskel Adolph (Kaskel Brothers) r. 1120 Leavenworth
Kaskel Brothers (Adolph and Morris) hat and cap
manufs, 617 Commercial and 423 Kearny
Kaskel L., salesman Kaskel Brothers, r. 1120 Leav.
Kaskel Morris (Kaskel Brothers)- r. 1120 Leavenworth
Kaskell Abram, salesman J. Lindo & Co., and extra-
man Hook and Ladder No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. 1509
Jones
Kaskell Benjamin, r. 2 Hopeton Terrace
Kaskell Charles, expressman, NE cor Kearny and
California, r. 3 Hopeton Terrace
Kaskell Gustave, plumber M. Lindheimer, r. 3 Hope-
ton '.TGrrflCG
Kaskell Jacob (L. Kaskell & Son) r. 417 Hyde
Kaskell L. & Son (Louis and Jacob) sausage manufs,
10 Taylor
Kaskell Louis (L. Kaskell & Son) r. 417 Hyde
Kas«erman John F., millwright, r. 49 Clementina
Kassine Henry C, teamster, r. lolO Folsom
Kast Francis X., manager Kast & Co., r. E 8 Dolores,
nr Market
Kast Jacob, cooper B. Dreyfua & Co., r. 44 Clemen-
tina
Kast John S., foreman ladies' dept Kast & Co., r. 630
Valencia
Kast Joseph, r. E s Dolores, nr Market
Kast Louis S. (Kast & Co.) r. 1141 Howard
Kast Michael J., salesman Kast & Co., r. E s Dolores,
nr Market
Kast William, plumber, r. 37 Lily Av
Kast & Co. (Peter H. Douks and Louis S. Kast)
boots and shoes, NE cor Market and Dupont
Kastan Louis, bookkeeper E. Goslinsky & Co., r. 623
California
Kasten F. Mrs., r. 905 Market
Kasten Paul, r. 905 Market
Kasten Robert, watchmaker Henry M. Lewis, r. 1423
Sacramento
Kastens Louis (Kastena & Yack) r. 901 Larkia
Kastens & Yack (Louis Kastens and Simon Yack) bar-
bers, 1102 Larkin
Kaster John, confectioner Emil A. Engelberg, r. cor
Vallejo and Kearny
Kaston Barbara, domestic 1910 Gough ''^
Katels Conrad, longshoreman, r. 8 St. Charles PI
Katelsen Frederick, cabinetmaker August Jungblut &
Co., r. 134 Fourth
Kating John, capitalist, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Katt William, carrier S. F. Abend Post, r. Golden
Gate Hotel
Kattelmann William F., painter, r. E a Bryant, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Katten Simon, salesman Bauer, Tobriner & Co.,r. 1307
Gough
Kattenhorn George (J. H. McCloskey & Co.) r. SE cor
Sutter and Laguna
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KAT
494
KEA
Kati Abraham, boots and shoes, 16 Dupont, r. 32>4
Geary
Katz David, expressman, r. 642 Minna
Katz Emanuel, business manager Jewish Progress,
313 Kearny, r. 2910 Folsom
Katz Frederick, butcher, 94-100 California Market, r.
lOOfi Union
Katz Frederick Jr., butcher Frederick Katz, r. 1006
Union
Katz Fer .inand, butcher, r. 2402 Post
Katz George, foreman Frederick Katz, r. 1006 Union
Katz Hirs hberg Mrs., teacher music, r. 103 Perry
Katz Jacob (Gans & Katz) r. 915 McAllister
Katz Jacob, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Katz Otro M., barber Louis Ferraoili, r. 103 Perry
Katz William, bookkeeper Engelbrecht, Fox & Co.. r.
610 Pine
Katzenbach Frederick, teacher music, r. 119 Fulton
K.ntzenstein Mayer, r. 1807 Pine
Katzenstein Philip, clerk, r. 1807 Pine
Kauce Francis, r. 320 O'Farrell
Kauce Frank H., laborer W. W. Montague & Co., r.
226 Third
Kaucher Frederick, framemaker G. M. Phillips, r. 15
Rausch
Kanffman , r. 106 Post
Kauffmau Jacob, butcher, 407 Third, r. SE cor Third
and Harrison
Eauffutig Louis H., dentist, office and r. 1513 Pow-
ell
Kaufman Adam, bootmaker, 107 Jackson
Kaufman Amelia Miss,r. 31 Eddy
Kaufman Charles, butcher J. Schweitzer k Co., r. 623
Ellis
Kanfmau Charles, civil and mining engineer,
402 Montgomery, room 3, r. 2024 Bush
Kaufman Charles, clerk Solomon B. Oppenheim, r.
328 Tyler
Kaufman Charles H., exchange clerk Kevada Bank of
San Francisco, r. San Rafael
Kaufman F., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Kaufman Isidor J. {Pac. Coast Packing Co.) r. 737
Dnpont
Kaufman Joseph H., deputy Shoriflf, r. 365 Jessie
Kaufman Leopold, clerk Hans Madis m, r. 309 East
Kaufman M. Sirs., widow, r. 328 Tyler
Kaufman H. & Co. (Samuel Kaufman) stockbrokers,
304 Montgomery
Kaufman Samiu-1 (S. Kavifman & Co.) r. 931 Tyler
Kaufman William M., salesman Solomon Bine, r.
1012 Van Ness Av
Kauf nianu Ernest, bartender Herman F. Morken, r. 22
John
Kaufmann Fritz, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fifth
and Clara, r. SW cor Valencia and Twenty-Urst
Kaufmann Henry, traveling salesman Bach, Meese k
Co., r. 6:;0 Eddy
Kaufmann Henry L., musician, r. 1009 Mason
KHufiiianii Herman, clerk, r. 1009 Mason
Kaufmann Jacub, atockclerk Heclit Brothers k Co., r.
1114 Van Ness Av
Kaufmann Jonas, butcher, 940 Bryant
Kaufmann Sebastian T., expressman, r. E s Dore, nr
Bryant
Kaufmann. See Kaufman, Kauffman, and Caufmann
Kaul Samuel, tailor. 405 Commercial, r. 531 Stev.
Kaulbach Julius F., frescopaiiiter, r. 5 Anna
Kaulfiiss F., glasscutter B. Nathan k Co., r. 314
Tyler
Eaunitsz Johannes, tanner, r. Mission, bet Santa
Clura and Mariposa
Kaupfer John, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Kauth M'Tris, butcher M. Gradwohl & Co., r. Park
Hotel
Kautz Ravnnond, carpenter, r. 1136 Folsom
Kuutzraann George, carpetweaver, 39 Second, r. 72
Jessie
Kavanagh Daniel, laborer Ed\Tard Gallagher, r. San
Bruno Road, bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-
seventh
Kavanagh F,. D. k Co. (Edward D. Kavanagh and
Michael Conway) wood and coal, SW cor Twenty-
ninth and Dolori 8
Kavanagh Edward, blacksmith Adam Mulr, r. 224.^
Mission
Kavana^;h Elward D. (E. D. Kavanagh k Co.) r. SW
cor Twenty-ninth and Dolores
Kavanagh George, capitalist, r. 2014 .Jackson
Kavanagh George, cutter Alexander Nicoll, r. 802 Van
Ness Av
Kavanagh Henry, salesman Solomon Bine, r. 1209
Howard
Kavanagh James, calker, r. 8 Caroline
Kavanagh James, carpenter, r. 33 V^ Rausch "^
Kavana^'h James, policeman City Hall, r. 25 Clem.
Kavanagh James H., plumber, r. SW cor Seventeenth
and Potrero .\v
Kavanagh John(Kavanagh k Campbell)r. 1217 Kearny
Kavanagh John, elevatorman The Baldwin, r. 110
Sixth
Kavanagh John, merchant tailor, 6 New Montgom-
ery, r. 1209 Howard
Kavanagh John, miner, r. Chicago Hotel
Kavanagh John, porter Dunham, Carrigan k Co., r.
608 Bush
Kavanagh John C, gardener, r. SW cor Santa Clara
and Potrero Av
Kavanagh John J., head jailor County Jail, r. 7 Pros-
pect PI
Kavanagh John Jr., cutter John Kavanagh, r. 1209
Howard
Kavanagh John T., teacher music, r. 516 Fulton
Kavanagh Lav^rence, fireman Palace Hotel, r. 744
Howard
Kavanagh L. N. Mrs., r. Ill Ninth
Kavanagh Louise Miss, r. 1532 Pacific Av
Kavanagh Matthew, coachman, r. 1115 Geary
Kavanagh Thomas J., clerk Clute k Loveland, r. 25
Clementina
Kavanagh William, laborer, r. 112 Shipley
Kavanagh & Campbell (John Kavanagh and Patrick
Campbell) liquor saloon, 244 Third
Kavanaugh Julia, widow, r. NE cor Clay and Laguna
Kavanaugh Luke, laborer freight dept Central Pac.
RR., r. Central Pacific Hotel
Kavanaugh Thomas, r. 802 Van Ness Av
Kavanaugh Thomas, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 2 Natoma
Kavanaugh William, engineers. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2
Natoma
Kavanaugh. See Kavanagh and Cavanaugh
Kaveny Thomas J., watchman South Pac. Coast RB.
stmr Bay City, r. 19 Minna
Kavill John, teamsti r Seattle Coal Co., r. 527 Mission
Kay Charles, cook Russ House, r. 2 Tehama
Kay Elizabeth, widow, r. 1014 Mission
Kay Ernest J., confectionery, stationery and Tankee
notions, 120 Taylor
Kay Samuel C, painter, 1104 Howard
Kay. See Keay and McKay
Kayes Patrick, longshoreman, r. 109 Freelon
Kayser Albei-t, compositor Humorist, r. 1011 Clay
Kayser Bn thers (Richard and Frank) hay, grain, wood
and coal, 1118 and 1120 Pacific
Kayser David (M. K lyser & Brother) r. 713 Ellis
Kayser Frank (Kayser Brothers) r. 1120 Pacific
Kayser Frederick (Kayser & Klose) r. Turk St. Hotel
Kayser Hubert, compositor Humorist, r. 1011 Clay
Kayser M. & Brothers (Marcus and David) clothing
and gents' furnishing goods, 223 Montgomery
Kayser Marcus (M. Kayser & Brother) r. 713 Ellis
Kayser Richard (Kayser Brothers) r. 1116 Pacific
Kayxer dc Klose (Frederick Kayser and Philip
Klose) proptrs Tiu:k Street Hotel, 22 and 24 Turk
Kayser. See Kaiser and Keyser
Keach Arnold P., teamster, r. 945 Mission
Keady James E., packer Folger, Schilling & Co., r.
1213 Mission
Keady Mary, widow, r. 1213 Mission
Keagel Edward, bookbinder Bartling k Kimball, r.
1176 Harrison
Kcal David, finisher Union Furniture Manuf. Co., r.
1176 Harrison
Kcales Charles, patternmaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. lr>2 First
Kealy Annie, domestic 1620 Jackson
Keaman C, builder and contractor, r. 13 Page
Kean Annie M. Miss, assistant Potrero School, r. 7
Meneham PI
Kean Catherine, groceries and liquors, I5ii Nevada
Kean Hugh, quarry man, r. 609 Linden Av
Kean Michael C. (Filtz & Kean) r. 204 Ellis
Kean Thomas, hackman, r. 7 Meacham PI
Kean. See Keane and Keene
Keanan John, laborer, r. 3 King
Keane Brothtri*. (James and Thomas) Importers,
wh<;Iesale and retail dealers foreign and domestic
dry and fancy goods, 107-115 Kearny
Keane Charles H., clerk Eugene P. Murphy, r. 806
Stockton
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, ""'"'"^ S^.'^'o'.^r^?!.'"""''^'"'
I MAPnnMnilPU importer of and dealer IX COAL AND PIG IRON,
J. nriHbUUIlUUUn, 4:1 Market street, corner Spear.
KEA
495
KEA
Eeane David, -waiter Charles Pechin, r. 535 Vallejo
Eeane Dennis D., ehoecutter S. W. Rosentock & Co.,
r. SE cor Twenty-first and Church
Eeane George B., physician, office and r. 619 Green
Eeane James (Eeane Brothers) r. 340 Page
Eeane James, real estate agent, r. 789!^ Stevenson
Eeane James, shoemaker H. M. Couch, r. 15 Nevada
Eeane James A., clerk, r. 1647 Broadway
Eeane John, builder, r. Iil9 Gr<=en
Eeane John, plumber and gasfitter, r. 1823 Stockton
Eeane John, salesman, r. SE cor Kallroad and Six-
teenth AvB, South S. F.
Eeane John, tailor William McCuUough, r. 143 Minna
Eeane John, teamster, r. 86 Brady
Eeane Malachi, foreman Main & Winchester, r. 1932
Stevenson
Eeane Mary, -widow, cook Armadale House, SE cor
Sixth and Mission
Eeane Patrick, Painters' Pro. Union. 771 Market
Eeane Patrick, clerk Eeane Brothers, r. 116 Willow Av
Eeane Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. S 8 Si-
erra, bet Georgia and Michigan
Eeane Philip, r. 8 MaS' n
Eeane Thomas (Eeane Brothers) r. 340 Page
Eeane Thomas, teamster, r. 13 Page
Eeane. See Eean, Keene and Eihn
Eeaney Felix, carriage manuf, 966 Mission, r. 33
Eddy
Eeaney Martin, coal passer Pacific Mail SS. China
Eeany Mary, bakery, l.'>55 Market
Eeany William, plaf-terer, r. 1555 Market
Eeany. See K' eney
Eearce P., meter reader Spring Valley Waterworks,
r. 20 Glover
Eeam Frederick W., carpenter, r. 1709 Stevenson
Eearn Thomas, teamster William Eerr, r. 903 Battery
Eearnan James, teamster Heman C. Elliot, r. 727
Natoma
Eearnan Mary Miss, r. 845 J^ Clay, rear
Eearnan Thomas, Stone Cutters' Pro. A88n,818 How-
ard
Eearney Agnes Miss, stamper John BoUman & Co., r.
956 H Howard
Eearney Annie, widow, r. 335 Sixth
Eearney Bridget, domestic 1228 Post
Eearney Catherine, widow, r. 137 Langton
Eearney Charles, nurse TJ. S. Marine Hospital
Eearney Daniel, drayman, 509 Sacramento, r. 135
Gough
Eearney Delia, domestic 1705 Octavia
Eearney Denis, president Workingmen's Party Cali-
fornia, 1235 Market, r. 138 Gough
Eearney Edward, shoemaker, r. 314 Lily Av
Eearney Edward, watchman Occidental Hotel, r.
125 X Shipley
Kearney Edward T., clerk James Devine.'r. 520 Bu8h
Eearney E. E., seaman Pacific Mail SS. South Caro-
lina
Eearney Ellen, -widow, r. 43 Tehama
Eearney George, operator Gold and Stock Tel. Co., r.
668 M Minna
Eearney James (Hall& Kearney) r. 813 Mission
Kearney James, agent, r. 32 Tyler
Eearney James, grocer, r. 658>ii Minna
Eearney James, salesman O'Neill, Eennedy & Stuart,
r. 448 Clementina
Eearney James, trunkmaker, r. South Park House
Eearney James, waiter, r. 23 Eate
Kearney James F., compositor Monitor, r. 208 Tyler
Eearney James F.. tailor, r. 1122 Harrison
Kearney Johanna, widow, r. 956!^ Howard
Kearney John, r. 125 J^ Shipley
Kearney John, briokmaker. r. 127 Silver
Keerney John, blacksmith helper Kisdon I. and L.
Works, r. 60 Tehama, rear
Kearney John, deputy Tax Collector, r. 618 Minns
Kearney John, laborer, r. 208 Clara
Kearney John, policeman City Hall, r. 8 Vandewater
Kearney John, stone cutter, r. 727 Natoma
Kearney John, -waiter SS. State of California, Broad-
way Wharf
Kearney John, waiter, r. 3 King
Kearney John Mrs., r. 403 Bay
Eearney John A. C, merchant, r. 2 Warren PI
Kearney John N., cartman, r. 9 Boyd
Kearney Kate, widow, r. 233 Jessie
Eearney Maggie Miss, seamstress, r. 137 Langton
Kearney Margaret Miss, cigarettemaker John BoUman
& Co., r. 9!>tiJ^ Howard
Kearney Martin, shoemaker, 229 Tenth
Kearney Mary, domestic 1538 Taylor
Eearney Mary Mrs., r. 31 Eddy
Kearney Matthew, compositor Monitor, r. 208 Tyler
Eearney Michael, longshoreman, r. 625 Davis
Eearney Michael, mattressmaker Cal. Furniture Manof
Co., r. 335 Sixth
Eearney Michael J., teamster Corning & Co., r. 957
Market
Eearney M. Theo., manager Easterby Rancbo Co., 12
.Montgomery, r. Palace Hotel
Eearney Neil, shoemaker, r. 208 Minna
Eeainey Neil, tanner John Meehau, r. 115 Twenty-
sixth
Kearney Patrick, deputy County Treasurer, and gro-
ceries and liquors, NW cor Pacific and Leaven-
worth
Eearney Patrick W., plumber and gosfitter, 1149 Mis-
sion, r. 127 Silver
Eearney Peter, foreman Menzies, Bingham k Co., r.
N 8 Union, nr Battery
Kearney Peter A., druggist, office and r. 501
Folsom
Eearney Peler J. (Roberta & Eeainey) r. 826 Filbert
Eearney Thomas, laborer, r. 137 Langton
Eearney Thomas, laborer, r. 208 Clara
Eearney Thomas, solicitor, r. 100 >§ Jackson
Eearney Thomas H., real-estate agent, 408 California,
room 15, r. 601 Dolores
Eearney Thomas N., laborer S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. Ss Seventh Av, bet L and M, South S.F.
Kearney Timothy, r. 138 Gough
Kearney William, compositor Monitor, r. 208 Tyler
Kearney William, policem.-in City Hall, r. 1310 Jack-
son
Kearney William, shoemaker S. W. Le-vy, r. 306 Fell
Kearney William A., carpenter, r. 727 Natoma
Kearney William L., weigher Pac. Rolling Mill, r. S 3
Seventh Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Kearney. See Kearny, and Carney
Keams Ann, widow, r. 44 Park Av
Kearus Bernard, laborer, r. Central Pacific Hotel
Eearns Bernard, calker S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1610
Bush
Eearns Ellen, domestic 1108 Scott
Kearns George J., clerk W. & J. Sloane, r. 8 Antonio
Eearns Isabella Miss, saleswoman Eeake Brothers, r.
426 Geary
Kearns James, salesman Donnelly, Dunne & Co., r.
Tenth Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Kearns John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W 8 Michi-
gan, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear
Kearns Mary, widow, r. 423 Clementina
Kearns Michael, laborer, r. 5 Varonne
Kearns Michael, wood and coal, 1523 Dnpont
Kearns P., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Kearns Patrick, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E B
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
KearuH Patrick, salesman, r. 628 Fulton
Kearns Thomas, r. 316 Fourth
Kearns Thomas, gasfitter, r. 1861}^ Stevenson
Eearns. See also Cairnes, Carnea and Eerna
Eeamy Alice Miss, accountant laundry Palace Hotel
Kearny Bernard, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Eearny John J., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
Sixth Av, South S. F.
Eearny Richard, laborer, r. 1017 Battery, rear
Kearny William, tanner Funcke & Co.. r. Seventh At,
nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Kearny. See also Kearney
Eearsarge Mill and Mining Co., John Calvert secretary,
NW cor Fourth and Howard
Keary J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Keating Cornelius, messenger Adjutant General's
Office, Military Division Pacific and Dept Cal.
Keating Daniel, contractor, r. 306 Tenth
Keating David, stonemason, r. 137 Hayes
Keating Dennis, laborer, r. 75 West Mission
Keating Dennis, plasterer, r. 944 Mission
Keating Edward, foreman Spring Valley Water Works,
r. CiOO Stevenson
Eeating Edward, foreman plating dept Cal. Electri-
cal Works, and foreman Engine, No. 4 8. F. F. D.,
r. 144 Second
Keating Henrietta, widow, r. 1705 Leavenworth
Keating J., polisher J. & F. Kessehr, r. 336 Sixth
Keating James, blacksmith Kisdon I. and L. Works
I Keating James, laborer, r. 206 Bitch
I Eeating James P., bagmaker Horace Davis & Co., r.
I 107 Leavenworth
I Eeating Jennie Mrs., r. 117 Natoma
I PIIMni APU 9. rr\ wine vaults, comer Market and Second Streets.
J. UUINULML^n 06 LrU: Fine wines and Liquors.
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Keating John, laborer, r. 3 Tehama
Keating John, milker Abraham D. Miller, r. VT e San
Bruno Road, nr Silyer Av
Keating Joseph, herder Presidio Reservation
Keatiug Joseph, tailor, r. 140 Natoma
Keating Katie, domestic 9J0 Van Xess Av
Keating M., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Keating Martin, boUermater McAfee Boiler Works, r.
Oakland
Keatiug Mary, domestic 606 Hayes
Keating Mary Ann Mis., matron City and Coonty
Alms House, Ocean House Koad, nrLaguna Honda
Keating Michael, laborer, r. 1201 Bryant
Keating Mining Co. (Storey Co. Xev.j Gteirge R. Spin-
ney secretary, 310 Pine, room 44
Keating M. James, superintendent City and County
Alms HouS'.-, Ocean House R"ad, nrLaguna Honda
Keating Owen, farmer San Miguel Ranjh, Ocean
House Road
Keating Patrick, Boot and Shoemakers' Union, 771
Market
Keating Patrick, laborer, r. 512 Ninth
Keatiug Patrick, laborer Hanco k Jc Kelso, r. S 8 Six-
teenth, bet Harrison and Bryant
Keating Robert R., laborer, r. 7d6 Clementina
Keatiug Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Keaiing Thomas, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 34 Hayes
Keating Thomas W., (Keating 4 May) r. 2205 Mission
Keating Warren L., plasterer, r. 210 Sixteenth
Keating William, hackdriver Daniel Ryan, r. 504 Hyde
Keating William, musi^'ian, r. 529 Geary
Keatiug Jc May(Thoma8W. Keating and Augustus May)
plumbers and gasfitte.'-s, 2205 Mission
Keaton Robert H., piano mover, r. 10 Hinckley
Keay Frank ■., bookkeeper George W. Clark, 645
Market
Kebeny Thomas, clerk South Point Warehouse, r. 544
Bryant
^eck George, tailor, 338 Sixteenth, bet First Av and
Valencia
Keck George M., plasterer, r. 221 Tenth
Kedian Patrick, wbitener, r. 60Hhi Nineteenth
Kedon George, clerk Martin Kedon Jr., r. Brunswick
i House
I Kedon Martin, r. Brunswick House
Kedon Martin Jr., iuuk and general merchandise, 319
I Davis, r. 303 Davis
Kedon P., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Kedrolevansky Alexander, r. 2427 Buchanan
I Keebler August, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1070
Bryant
I Keefe Charles, straw preseer Lorenzo Lapham
I Keefe Cornelius, drayman, r. 1426 Geary
1 Keefe Comeliu.s, teamster Cal. Cracker Co., r. 932
I Montgomery
, Keefe Daniel, r. 815 Folsom
Keefe Daniel, produce and fruit, 217 Washington, r.
i SE cor Hyde and Broadway
Keefe Daniel J., foreman C.W. Gordon, r. 937 Howard
, Keefe David, sesman, r. 9 Pacific
Keefe Dennis, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
I Georgia, bet Si> rra and Shasta
Keefe Georfie, marbl'.cutter, r. Fifteenth Av, bet Q
and B. South S. F.
Keefe Hannah, domestic 464 Sixth
, Keefe Henry, "blacksmith, r. 920 Folsom
I Keefe J., carbuilder Sutttr St. RR.
I Keefe J., expressman, r. N s Hancock, bet Noe mod
I Sani'hez
t fe J. D., laborer Pacific Mall SS. Co.
' fe Jertmish. r. 214 5* Sixth
K'-cfe Jeremiah, carpenter and btillder, r. 8 s Pros-
pect PI, nr Folsim, B. U.
Keefe John, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Keefe John, laborer, r. 906 ."^ Folsom
Keefe Jihn, laborer E.V. Hathaway, r. 3 Perry
Keefe John, port- r Grand Jury Booms, new City Hall
Keefe Jnhn, shoemaker, r. 225 FuKon, rear
Keefe John R., surveyor, r. 226 Francisco, rear
Keefe Joseph, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
Point Lobos Av
Keefe Mary, r. 1201 Sutter
Keefe Mary .\nn, widow, r. 920 Folsom
Keefe Mary Mrs., r. 514 Leavenworth
Keefe Matthew, laborer, r. 5 Alger PI
Keefe Micbael, hiad wait<:r Buss House, r. E s Bcyce,
N of Point Lobos Av
Keefe P., Cabinttmaker's Union, 912 Market
Keefe Patrick, longshoreman, r. £ s Billings PI, nr
Filbert
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Keefe Thomas, r. 904 Kearny
Keefe Thomas, laborer, r. '262 Jessie, rear
Keefe. See Keeffe and O'Keefe
Keef er Jesse R., bookkeeper George W. Swan k Co., r.
Oakland
Keefer W. A., mining, r. Grand Hotel
Keefer William M., conductor V. 8. Hint, r. 314
Bush
Keefer. See Kiefer
Keeffe Jeremiah, spikemaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r.W s
Michigan, bet Sitrra and Shasta
Keeffe John, iron rolKr Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W b
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shaeti
Keefie Tim. thy, insurance agent, r. 10 Vandewater
Keeffe. See Keefe
Keegan Bridget, widow, r. 635Katoma
Keegan E., coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Keegan Heury P.. waiter Baldwin's Dining Palace, r.
1219 Green, rear
Keegan James, plumbing and gasfitting, 844 Wash-
ington, r. 430 ?« Natoma
Keegan John, paiuter, r. 1206 Eddy
Keegan Maggie, domestic 316 First
Keegan Martin, laborer Potrero and B. Y. RB., r. W s
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Keegan Michael, laborer, r. 567 Minna
Keegan Michael, laborer, r. 915 Broadway
Keegan Patrick, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Co., r.
%io Minna
Keegan Putrick, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock k Co.,
r. Church, bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Keegan Putrick J., plumber, r. 430 3^ Natuma
Keegan Peter, groceries and liquors, 422 Clementina
Keegan Rose A. Miss, r. E s Michigan, bet Sierra and
Shasta
Keegan Thomas, laborer, r. Hunter's Point, South
8. F.
Keegan William, sealer 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Minna
Keegan William P., hostler John F. Willson, r.
Ellis
Keegan. See Keogan
Keelen Michael J., boilermaker. r. 35ii Garden
Keeler , watchman stmr Pilot, S. F. Steamboat
and Transportation Co., Jackson St. Wharf
Keeler Birney B., captain U. S. A., aide-de-camp
Major-General McDowell, and acting judge advo-
cate, Presidio Reservation, r. Palace Hotel
Keeler Frank, salesman, r. 17 Third
Keeler Julius M., mining superintendent, r. 620 Fil-
bert
Keeler Mary A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 776 Howard
Keeler Pcrcival J., bookkeeper Hoffman k Co., r. 620
Filbert
Ki eley Annie J. Miss, housekeeper Palace Hotel
Keeley Matgaret, widow, r. W s Lyon, bet Sutter and
Bush
Keeley William, clerk Matthias Gray, r. W s Lyon,
bet Sutter and Bush
Keels James, sailmaker, r. 422 Frtmont
Keely Alexander. co<ik, r. Ktystone House
Keel'y .\ustin. bartender, r. 1043 Mission
Keely Patrick, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Ke^n Richard, ship carpenter, r. 26 Frederick
Keenan Anuie, dome>tic NW cor Fultun and Pierce
Keenan Bernard, gasfitter, r. W s Cook, nr Point Lo-
bos Av
Keenan Betsey, domestic 1118 Sutter
Keenan Cbarfes, liquor saloon, 1158 Market, r. 469
Jessie
Keenan Frank, carpenter, r. Columbia, bet Twenty-
S(!ventb aud Twenty-eighth
Keenan Hugh, cariM nter, r. 610 McAllister
Keenan Hugh, laborer, r. 177 Minna
Keenan John, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, r.
320 H Eighth
Keenan Jobn, laborer, r. 405 Natoma
Keenau John, laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. NW cor
Fourth and FreeJon
Keenan John, machinist, r. 365 Minna
Keenan John M.. pantrjmsn Pocific Mall 68. City of
Panania, r. 3 King
Keenan John M., salesman £. 8. Uoulton k Co., r.
257 Perry
Keenan J. P., confectioner, r. 636 Commercial SB
Keenan Kate Mrs., r. 421 Frrmont
Keenan Patrick, sbo<makcr. £06 Mission
Keenan Peter, porter Frank G. Edwards, r. 1443 Leav-
enworth
i Keenan Stisan, widow, r. 125 CUntcn, rear
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Baldwin's ReBtaarant, r. 637
Ironmolder Union Iron Works, r.
Ee«nan T. H., waiter
Sacramento
Eeenan Thomas,
553 Mission
Eeenan Thomas, teamster C. C. Shattuck, r. 1205
Mason
Eeenan Thomas F., steward Johnson k Shay, r. Sara-
toga House
Eeene A., millwright, r. 411 Sansome
Eeene Charles C. musical instruments, 3 Third, r.
1515 Tyler
Eec ne Frank, silversmith Schulz jc Fischer, r. 1006
Clay
Keene F. W., extraman Hose No. 4, S. F. F. D.
Eeene Harry, laborer, r. 266 Jessie, rear
Eeene Howard H., second officer Pacific Coast 88.
Los Angeles, r. 630}^ Minna
Eeene Jacob C, peddler, r.W s San Bruno Road, nr
County Line
Eeene James li., stockbroker, r. 912 Bush
Eeene John, special policeman, r. 904 Powell
Keene. See Kean, K-ane and Kihn
Keeney Cliarles C, lieutenant colonel, surgeon
U.S..\., medical director Military Division of the
Pacific, Presidio Rtservation, r. 562 Folsom
Keeney Charles M., secretary Pac. Rolling Mill,
16 First, r. 1575 Folsom
Eeeney Charles W., miner, r. 2109 California
Eeeney Edward, butcber, r. Central Pacific Hotel
Eeeney James W., physician and surgeon, office 20
Montgomery, rooms 1 and 3
Eeeney L. Mrs., widow, r. 8123^ Jessie
Eeeney Patrick, paver, r. 115)^ Shipley
Eeeney. See Eeauey
Keep George, marblecutter, r. Fifteenth Av, bet Q
and K., South S. F.
Keep Manufacturing Co., shirt msnnfs, Edwin W.
Crook agent, 126 Kearny, room 49
Eeeper Jesse R., bookkeeper Union Box Factory, r.
Oakland
Eetrman JI. Mrs., r. 1807 Buchanan
Eeesing Thomas, delivery clerk Ackerman Brothers,
r. NW cor Ma.=on and Green
Eeesler Charles H (Buckner & Co.) r. 163 Eddy
Eeevey Charles, r. 421 Stockton
Eegans W. Mrs., widow, r. 103 Perry
Eehlbereer Amedee (Eehlberger & Plerruque) r
Pacific
Eehlberger & Pierruque (Amedee Eehlberger
Joseph Pierruque) varieties, 827 Pacific
Eehler Liua, domestic 517 Fell
Eehn June, laundress Hydro-Pneumatic Laundry, r.
109 Fifteenth
Eehoe Edward, r. 1612 Buchanan
Eehoe Ellen, widow, r. 619 Second
Eehoe Jaiues, teamster, r. SE cor Guerrero and Quinn
Eehoe John, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Eehoe John, teamster A. E. Buckman, r. NE cor
Church and Dorland
Eehoe John M., teacher music, r. 6 Dodge
Eehoe John W., markets, NE cor Ninth and Minna,
and NE cor Eleventh and Natoma, r. 115 Ninth
Eehoe Julia, widow, r. 127 Eleventh
Eehoe Eate Miss, fancy goods, and manuf 'flannels
720 Brannan
Eehoe Lawi'ence (Schottler & Eehoe) r. 110 Vlcksburg
Eehoe Marv, cigarmaker Aaron Meyer, r. 548 First
Eehoe Michael, r. C Miller PI
Eehoe Michael, expressman, r. E s Dolores, nr Four-
teenth
Eehoe Michael, laborer, r. W s Hampshire, bet Butte
and Solano
Eehoe Patrick, laborer, r. 908 Sansome
Eehoe Peter, boots and shoes, 238 Third
Eehoe Thomas, expressman, SW cor Pacific and Davis,
r. 2328 Pine
Eehoe Thomas, laborer, r. 1003 Battery, rear
Eehoe Thomas, molder, r. W s Waller, bet Buchanan
and Websti-r
Eehoe Thomas, vegetable dealer, r. 6 Dodge
Eehoe. See Keogh and Keough
Kehrleiu Boniface, jeweler A. Hirschmsn, r. Ws Leav-
enworth, nr Bay
Eehrlein Emil, engraver A. Hirschman, r. 232 Green
Eehrlein Joseph, carriagemaker, r.W s Leavenworth,
nr Bay
Eehrlein Valentine J., salesman Verdier, Moreau &
Co.. r. SW cor Leavenworth and North Point
Eeigbtley Mary, dressmaker, 101 O'Farrell
Eeightley W. J., clerk r. 101 O'Farrell
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and
Eeighton Elisa, domestic 1330 Sutter
Eeil David, r. 2522 Mission
Eeil Edward, printer Jones, Rulofson b Co., r, 2522
Mission
Eeil E. H., steward Oregon 8S. George W. Elder,
Keil Frederick C, druggist, SW cor Fourth and
Market, r. 410 Taylor
Eeil Hugo, clerk L. Lebenbaum & Co., r. 2522 Mission
Keiley James, driver, r. Twelfth Av, bet P and Q,
South S. F.
Eeiley John, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Keilstt-in Frederick, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Keilus Charles, salesman Simon Cohen, r. 218 Tyler
Eeily Patrick, stonecutter D. Sheerin, r. 506 Sixth
Keily Thomas, hostlir Central RR.
Eeily William, boxmaker Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 560
Sixth
Eein Henry, waiter, r. Broadway Hotel
Keine Manuel, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Eeintzer Henry, architect, r. Lick House
Eeirn Ellen, domestic 908 O'Farrell
Eiernan Frank, fireman Engine No. 4, S. F. F. D.,r. 81
Natoma
Keirns James, baker, r. 661 Howard
Keiser Jacob, gardener, r. Market, nr Stockton
Keiser. See Kaiser, Kayser and Keyser
Eeisling Charlts A., bartender, r. NE cor Twenty-
fourth and Mission
Keith Abbey, domestic 1941 Geary
Keith Benjamin R., bookkeeper J. W. Gale & Co., r.
104 Mason
Keith Hugh P. T., painter, r. 4J^ Erie
Keith James D., r. 311 Nineteenth,
Keith William, artist, 8 Mercantile Library Building,
r. Abbotsford House
Keith William H., clerk, r. 4k Erie
Keith William H., salesman, r. Grand Hotel
Keith William H., testweigher U. S. Mint, r. 402 Van
Ness Av
Keith William H. Jr., student, r. 402 Van Ness Av
Eeith William, painter Woodward's Gardens, r. 4Ji I
Jlrie
Eeftlde Emma, domestic 2120 Pine
Eelby James, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgomery '
EelberJohn, foreman Richard W. Simpson, r. 366 :
Minna
Eeleher John, laborer, r. 241 Perry
Eeleher John, laborer American Sugar Refinery
Eeleher Michael, laborer, r. Hampshire, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Eeleher Thomas, fireman Pac. Barrel and Eeg Fac- .
tory, r. 735 Brannan I
Eeleher. See Eelleher '
Eelher William T., clerk, r. 1405 Scott
Eeil Ahmed, Societe Culinalre Fran^aise, 508 Bush
Etll Joel A., tailor, r. 6 Clara Lane I
Kellard Maurice, laborer, r. 125 Ivy Av
Eelleher A., teacher vocal music, r. 814 Ellis
Eelleher Anielia Miss, r. 615 Stockton
Eelleher Cornelius, cook John MuUer, r. 1418 Eearny
Kelleher Daniel, contractor, r. 2003 O'Farrell
Kelleher Daniel, laborer, r. 103 First j
Kelleher David, hogbutcher, r. SE cor Fifth Av and
L, South S. F.
Kelleher Frank, waiter A. W. Manning, r. 836 Mis- '
sion [
Kelleher H. Miss, seamstress, r. 767 Folsom i
Kelleher Hannah A. domestic 897 Fulton I
Kelleher James, waiter Riiss House 1
Kelleher Jeremiah (Kelleher* Simpson) r. 272 Clem.
Kelleher J. M., car-repairer M.P. and M. dept Central
Pac. RR.
Kelleher John, expressman, NE cor Second and
Minna, r. 143 Minna, rear
Eelleher John, laborer, r. 709 Howard
Eelleher John, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. N 8
St. Rose, bet Collins and Ferrie
Kelleher Margaret Miss, groceries, 57 Langton
Eelleher Matthew, housemover, r. Concordia Hotel
Kelleher Michael, laborer freight dept Central Pac.RK.
Eelleher Michael J., law student J. D. Sullivan, r.
2003 O'Farrell
Eelleher Patrick, shoemaker Joseph Lncier, r. 17
Laskie
Eelleher Patrick, teamster Golden Gate Park, r. S s
Point Lobos Av, bet Johnson and Henderson Avs
Eelleher Patrick J., messenger Neville & Co., r. 1418
Eearny
Eelleher Peter, compositor Evening Bulletin, r. 32
Tehama, rear
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Kellfher Thomas, weigher JBowes & Sullivan, r. 32
Second
Kelleher Timothy, laborer, r. 18 Sumner
Kelleher William, hostler Market St. KR., r. 1900
Fifteenth
Kelleher & Simpson (Jeremiah Kelleher and William
Simpson) liquor saloon, SE cor Folsom and
Fourth
Kelleher. See Keleher
Kellenberger James, hostler George H. Malter, r. 912
Scott
Kelleph Hamet, cook, 708 Commercial
Keller A., driver Potrero and B. V. BE., r. cor Ken-
tucky and Humboldt
Keller August, seaman, r. cor Jackeou and Kearny
Koller Charles, driver Frie.s & Merkel, r. 911 Larkin
Keller Charles, ijiano keymaker Charles R. Hall,r.
.316 M Tyler
Keller David C, carpenter and builder, r. 112 Welsh
Keller Emery, seaman, r. 913 Battery
Keller O. Frederick, artist 8. F. Illustrated Wasp, r.
3 Latham
Keller George W., carpenter, r. 127 Fourth, rear
Keller Henry, r. 423 bush
Keller Hcury, laborer Cal. Sugar Beflnery, r. 20
Board mau PI
Keller Henry & Co. (M. H. Fay) publishers and book-
sellers, IK) 5^ Post
Keller Jacob, musician, r. 834 Broadway
Keller James, machinist, r. 116 Fell
Keller James E., watertender Pacific Mail SS. City of
Panama
Keller John, bootfitter, r. 125 Tehama
Keller John, coachman, r. 1812 Jackson
Keller John, cook Charles Seifert, r. 1218 >« Folsom
Keller John, janitor, r. 1409 Buchanan
Keller John, longshoreman, r. 713 Front
Keller Joseph (Keller k Jensen) r. 1301 Pacific
Keller Karl, S. F. Baccker Vereiu, 413 Sutter
Keller Margaret, widow, r. 1317 Filbert
Keller Mary A. Mrs., portrait painter, r. 503 Mason
Keller Mary, widow, r. 1010 Pine •
Keller Michael, laborer Henry Neuberger, r. W B Ban
Bruno Road, nr Twenty-ninth
Keller Morris, waiter Miners' Restaurant, r. Kearny,
bet Vallejo and Green
Keller P. H., cook, r. 252 Third
Keller Richard, dairyman F. Hahn, r. NE cor Grove
and Lott
Keller Richard, farmer, r. 2017 Bush
Keller Richard, laborer I. L. Merrell
Keller Samuel, necktie manuf, 127 Seventh
Keller Sarah Mrs., stationery and notionB, 127 Sev-
enth
Keller William, brewer Swiss Brewery, r. 4U Du-
pont
Keller William B., r. 934Ji Harrison
Keller & Jensen (Joseph Keller and Henri Jen-
sen) groceries and liquors, 8W cor Leavenworth
and Pacific
Kellerniann August, tailor Zinnamon & Gutman, r.
428 Broadway
Kellett Charles, proptr Kensington Stables, 2616 Mis-
sion
Kellett Samuel, manuf plaster decorations, 763
Market, r. Calisto^a
Kel ley Annie Miss, dressmaker J. M. Lovett, r. 1319
Green
Kelley Arthur C, agent Bryant & Taylor, r. 1929 Sut-
ter
Kelley Bradford H., reporter Morning Call, r. 32
Russ
Kelley Brothers (George W. and Calvin 8.) hay,
grain, wood and coal, E s Railroad Av, bet Elev-
enth and Twelfth Avs, South S. F.
Kelley Calvin S. vKelley Brothers) r. E s Railroad Av,
bet Eleventh and Twelfth Avs, South S. F.
Kelley Catherine, widow, r. W s Missouri, bet Santa
Clara and Mariposa
Kelley Charles J., shearsman Pac Rolling Mill, r. 607
Bryant
Kelley Clinton B., salesman H. 8. Crocker & Co., r.
Russ House
Kelley Daniel J. Jr., morocco dresser Cornelius
O'Donnell, r. 606 Fourth
Kelley David, sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r. 56
Natoma
Kelley David C, conductor Sutter St. ER., r. 426
Grove
Kelley Dennis, teamster Hancock & Kelso, r. NW cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
Kelley Edward, pliysician, r. W s Noe, bet Twenty-
fifth and Jersey
Kelley Ellen Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1236 Mission
Kelley Francis M., teacher, r. 1514 Mission
Kelley Frank A., barber, NW cor Twenty-fourth and
Bryant, r. 1128 York
Kelley George, r. 733 Market
Kelley George F., barber, r. 422 Tehama
Kelley George M., conductor Market St. RE., r. 1221
Fillmore
Kelley George W. (Kelley Brothers) r. E s Railroad
Av, bet Eleventh and Twelfth Avs, South S. F.
Kelley George W., stockbroker, 320 Pine, r. Oakland
Kelley Grace, widow, r. 817 Greenwich
Kelley Henry, teamster Davis & Cowell, r. NE cor
Sacramento and Broderick
I Kelley Howard J., clerk George W. Kelley, r. Oak-
j land
I Kelley James, laborer, r. Twenty-fifth, bet Alabama
j and Columbia
Kelley James, laborer, r. 37 Everett
I Kelley James, teamster, r. 255 Minna
! Kelley James, waiter r. Overland House
, Kelley James C, barber, r. 424 Tehama
Kelley James H., tobacco strij)per E. Briggs & Co., r.
424 Tehama
Kelley Jeremiah, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. 8W cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
Kelley Jeremiah T., watchman Custom House, r. 413
Bush
Kelley John, r. 222 (^ Fourth
Kelley John, expressman, cor Bush and Iloutgomery,
r. 22 Fifth Av
Kelley John, laborer, r. 1208 Green
Kelley John, laborer, r. United States Hotel
Kelley John, laborer, r. NE cor Tyler and Buchanan
Kelley John C, operative melter and refiner's dept
U. S. Mint, r. 1803 Stockton
Kelley John J., r. 858 Folsom
Kelley John J., engineer, r. 2.521 Mission
Kelley John J., rigger, r. 1011 Harrison
Kelley John P., waiter Baldwin's Restaurant, r. 728
Green
Kelley John T., teamster Julius Wrede, r. 1623 Powell
Kelley Katie, domestic 611 Mason, rear
Kelley Lawrence, merchant tailor, 27 Fourth, r. 1437
Valencia
Kelley Lewis, president Mechanics' Foundry, r. 1808
Laguna
Kelley Luke C, paying teller Sather & Co., r. 415 Eddy
Kelley Lyman S., clerk, r. 747 Howard
Kelley Maggie, domestic 14 Oak
Kelley Maggie Miss, bootfitter 8. W. Levy, r. cor
Twenty-fifth and Mission
Kelley Malachi, laborer, r. 8 Bartol
Kelley Mark, plasterer, r. 424 Powell
Kelley Mary, widow, r. 204 J4 Clementina, rear
Kelley Matthew, teamster Hancock & Kelso, r. NW cor
Columbia and Sixteenth
Kelley Michael, longshoreman, r. 34 Freelon
Kelley Micliael, special policeman, r. 913 Sacramento
Kelley Michael, waiter Peter Johnson, r. 420 Bryant
Kelley Michael A., tanner Thomas Hennessey, r. W s
Missouri, bet Snuta Clara and Mariposa
Kelley M. S. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 747 Howard
Kelley Nellie, domestic 1834 Bush
Kelley Patrick, laborer, r. li)9 Nineteenth
Kelley Patrick, laborer Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 434
Shipley
Kelley Patrick, tanner Mission Tannery, r. SE cor
Eighteenth and Folsom
Kelley Peter, laborer, r. 17 Zoe
Kelley Stephen, laborer, r. 17 Lewis
Kelley Thomas, engineer, r. 77 Everett
Kelley Thomas, serviceman 8. F.Oas Light Co., r. Ms
Liberty, bet Guerrero and Dolores
Kelley Walter, clerk, r. 422 Tehama
Kelley Walter S., bookkeeper George W. Kelley, r.
Oakland
Kelley William, seaman, r. 36 Pacific
Kelley William D., rigger Edmunds & Taylor, r. 19
Commercial
Kelley William E., patternmaker Cornelius Leonard,
r. 332 M Fourth
Kelley William H., pressman H. 8. Crocker & Co., r.
858 Folsom
Kelley William J., clerk Occidental Hotel Billiard
Rooms, r. 16^ Tehama
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Kelley William J. 8., clerk William J. Newman, r. 747
Howard
Kelley William T. J., currier John Counihan Jr., r.
W s Missouri, bet Santa Clara and Mariposa
Kelley. See Kelly
Kelling Charles, r. 729 Sacramento
Kelling Conrad, carpenter, r. 107 M Freelou
Kelling G-ufetave, seaman schr Barkis, Larue's Wharf
Kelling Henry (Kelling & Moore) r. 420 Pacific
Kelling John Jr., foreman Kelling & Moore, r. 420
Pacific
Kelling Mary Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf . Co.
Kelling Richard, clerk Kelling & Moore, r. 420 Pacific
Kelling & Moore (Henry Kelling and William Moore)
livery stable, 420 Pacific
Kellner Frederick, confectioner, r. 409 Pacific
Kellner Meyer, dry goods, 306 Sixth
Kellock Thomas K., salesman Keane Brothers, r. 854
Mission
Kellogg Albert, botanist, r. 2132 O'Farrell
Kellogg Ben. B., clerk Henry A. Charles, r. 415 O'Far-
rell
Kellogg Calvin W., with Wilmerding & Co., r. 415
O'Farrell
Kellogg Charles, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. S
8 Valencia, bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Kellogg Charles L., r. 28 Hawthorne
Kellogg Charles W., secretary S. F. Cordage Co., 613
Front, r. Oakland
Kellogg Edward, r. 1221 California
Kellogg E-lwin E., barber, 335 Fourth
Kellogg Frank H., capitalist, 444 California, r. East
Oakland
Kellogg Frederick S., clerk Abrams & Carroll, r. 2205
Fillmore
Kellogg George F. (Charles Sutton Jr. & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Kellogg George H., with William J. Adams, r. Red-
wood City
Kellogg Henry S., attorney at law, r. 120 Seventh
Kealogg James, melter Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,
r. 808 Leavenworth
Kellogg John G., capitalist, 314 California, r. 1221
California
Kellogg John G. clerk restaurant Palace Hotel, r. 1038
Mission
Kellogg Laugdon D., clerk, r. 18 Hubbard
Kellogg Lansing O.. r. 1221 California
Kellogg Levi M., deputy collector Custom House, r.
214 Powell
Kellogg Luella D.Mrs., lodgings, 10.50 Howard
Kellogg Marmaduke B. (Fox & Kellogg) attorney at
law, 530 California, r. The Baldwin
Kellogg Marvin, laborer Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 319 Fourth
Kellogg Mary M., widow, r. 18 Hubbard
Kellogg O. B. Miss, r. 212 Twelfth
Kellogg P. L. Mrs., widow, r. 37 Jj Sixth
Kellogg Samuel, foreman Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 310 Stockton
Kellogg Sheldon I. Jr. (Kendall & Kellogg) r. Oakland
Kellogg Thomas K., salesman, r. 854 Mission
Kellogg Tyler V., bookkeeper Balfour, Guthrie & Co.,
r. 808 Leavenworth
Kellogg William, r. 214 Powell
Kells George H., oiler Pacific Mall SS. Colima, r. 44
Third
Kells Robert, carpenter Jay V. Lawrence, r. 1019
Pacific
Kells William, seaman schr R. B. Handy, Howard St.
Wharf
Kellura Charles D., carpenter and builder, r. NE cor
Butte and Jersey
Kellum Harvey T., raolder Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 2914 Folsom
Kellum Herman, professor languages, St. Mary's Col-
lege
Kelly A., jeweler Charles H. Lindemann, r. 107 }4
Freelon
Kelly A. A., milkman, r. SE cor Seventeenth and
Guerrero
Kelly Agnes B.. domestic 1207 Bush
Kelly A. H., solicitorWillcos & Gibbs Sewing Machine
Co., r. Minna, bet Sixth and Seventh
Kelly Albert C, carpenter Union Iron Works, r. 7
Natoma
Kelly Alfred R., corresponding clerk James R. Kelly
& Co., r. 309 Leavenworth
Kelly Alfred W., student, r. 715 Ellis
Kelly Andrew, laborer, r. 109 Langton, rear
Kelly Ann Mrs., vegetables and groceries, 220 Langton
Kelly Annie, domestic 427 Second
Kelly Annie, domestic 2614 Pacific Av
Kelly Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. St. David's House
Kelly Annie Miss, milliner Mrs. S. Marks, r. cor
Tyler and Buchanan
Kelly Annie, widow, r. 305 Leavenworth
Kelly Annie, domestic 1305 Larkin
Kelly Archibald, r. 78 Natoma
Kelly Arthur, clerk, r. 863 Mission
Kelly Arthur, laborer Sea Wall, r. 405 Bay
Kelly B., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Kelly B. A. Miss, assistant Market St. Primary School,
r. 824 Mission
Kelly Barnard, blacksmith, r. 848 Folsom
Kelly Bernard, drayman Richard P. Tenney, r.
13 Polk
Kelly Bernard, machinist, r. 116 Gilbert
Kelly Bernard, painter Edward M. Gallagher, r. 156
Clementina
Kelly Bernard M., lather, r. 3 Sherwood PI
Kelly Bridget Miss. r. 7 Water
Kelly Bridget Miss, r. 3 Card Alley
Kelly Bridget, domestic 808 California
Kelly Bryant, dairy, E s Nebraska, bet El Dorado and
Alameda
Kelly C. & M. (Cornelius and Manus) butchers, 433
Stevenson
Kelly Caius P., assistant storekeeper U. S. Appraiser's
Store, r. 2225 Post
Kelly Catherine, widow, r. 26 Garden, rear
Kelly Catherine, dressmaker, r. 1729 Eddy
Kelly Catherine Mrs., janitress San Bruno School, r.
N s Xweuty-fifth, ur Columbia
Kelly Catherine A. Miss, r. G07 Bryant
Kelly Celia M. Miss, r. 355 Jessie
Kelly Charles, r. 419 J$ Natoma
Kelly Charles, carpenter, r. 438 Shipley — -
Kelly Charles, hackman, junction Market and Post, r.
850 Howard
Kelly Charles E., notary public and commissioner
deeds, 209 Sansome, r. 104 Ninth
Kelly Charles J., clerk Western Union Tel. Co., r.
1332 Pacific
Kelly Charles M., builder, r. 1024 Mission ^,— —
Kelly C. O. D., r. Montgomery's Hotel
Kelly Cornelius (C. & M. Kelly) r. 433 Stevenson
Kelly Cornelius, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SW cor
Twentieth Av and N, South S. F.
Kelly Cornelius, painter, r. 232 Clara
Kelly Daniel, r. .50 Silver
Kelly Daniel, fireman Oregon SS. Oregon
Kelly Daniel, painter, r. 17 Seventh
Kelly Daniel, steward Pacific Mail SS. City of Sydney
Kelly Daniel V., bookkeeper Thomas Sullivan, r. 508 J^
Jessie
Kelly David J., brewer Swan Brewery, r. 18 Rondel PI
Kelly Delia, domestic 405 Mi;Alli8ter
Kelly Dennis, butcher, r. 422 Fulton
Kelly Dennis, laborer, r. cor Eighteenth and Harrison
Kelly Dennis, packer R. A. Swain & Co., r. 439 Fifth
Kelly Edward, barber, 270 Brannan, r. 157 Perry
Kelly Edward, coffinmaker James McGinn, r. 112 )i Fell
Kelly Edward, laborer, r. N s Greenwich, bet Webster
and Laguna
Kelly Edward, marble polisher, r. 404 Seventh
Kelly Edward, stone cutter, r. 20 Chestnut
Kelly Edward, tanner August Onen, r. S s Washing-
ton Av, bet Folsom and Harrison
Kelly Edward, teamster, cor Mission and Steuart, r.
1711 Leavenworth
Kelly Eliza, domestic 327 Hayes
Kelly Ellen, domestic 121 Turk
Kelly Ellen, domestic 1212 Geary
Kelly Ellen, widow, r. St. David's House
Kelly Eugene (Donohoe, Kelly & Co.) r. New York
Kelly Eugene, clerk William A. Frey, r. 863 Mission
Kelly Eugene, newsboy Lick House, r. 1624 Dupont
Kelly Fannie, domestic 1308 Geary
Kelly Francis, molder, r. 113 Harrison
Kelly Francis, salesman Keane Bros., r. 327 O'Farrell
Kelly Francis A., student, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Kelly Francis R., dairyman, r. 708 Treat Av
Kelly Frank, clerk A. & H. C. Campbell, r. 520 Sixth
Kelly Frank, laborer, r. 651 Minna
Kelly Frank, plasterer, r. 1319 Scott
Kelly Frank, plumber Hayes & Fenlon, r. 19 Russell
Kelly Frank K., brushmaker George Lipsher, r. 607
Bryant
Kelly George, laborer, r. 797 Mission
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GENERAL OPFICK,
120 <& laa Front.
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Kelly George, superintendent S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. SW cor King and Second
Kelly George E. (Kelly & Runnels) r. 102 Powell
Kelly George W., clerk, r. 230 Page
Kelly George W., driver City RR., r. Ho Clementina
Kelly H. E. Mrs., dressmaker, fi32 Mission
Kell>-, Henderson & Gilchrist (John Kelly, Frank
Henderson, and John G. Gilchrist) importers and
jobbers -wines and liquors, 309 and 311 Front
Kelly Henrv, r.4ll Sansome
Kelly Henry, clerk, r. 1629 Dupont
Kelly Henry .\., barber Charles Fleischman, r. SPlCas-
ant
Kelly Henry E., fireman, r. 625 Da^-is
Kelly Henry W., ironworker John R. Sims, r. 708
Treat Av
Kelly Honora, widow, r. 9 Park Av
Kel}y Hugh, laborer Superintendent of Streets, r. 89
Stevenson
Kelly Hugh H., blacksmith, r. 227 Perry, rear
Kelly J., r. 215 Kearny
Kelly J., milkman, r.Ws Sau Bruno Road, nr Silver A v
Kelly James, blacksmith William Dunmore, r. 3 Anna
Kellv James, boxmaker F. Korbel & Brothers, r. 408
Fourth
Kelly James, carpenter, r. 1005 Natoma
Kelly James, carrier The Daily Exchange, r. 21 Fulton
Kelly James, clerk, r. 863 Mission
Kelly James, compositor John H. Carmany & Co., r.
106 Shipley
Kelly James, fireman Pacific Mail SS. China
Ktllv J.ames, helper David Bush, r. 113 Francisco
Kelly James, hostler City RK.,r. 1329k Natoma
Kelly Jumes, laborer freight dept Central Pac. KR.
Kelly James, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Kelly James, longshoreman, r. 1321 Sansome
Kelly James, molUer Savage & Son, r. 29 Natoma
Kelly James, seaman schr La Gironde, Fourth St.
Wharf
Kelly James, stevedore, r. 3 Vincent
Kelly James, stevedore, r. 743 Tehama
KeKy James, foreman Western White Lead Works, r.
972 Bryant
Kelly James, tinroofer Conlin & Roberts, r. 1150 Fol.
Kelly James, undertaker, r. 11 Bowie
Kelly James, waiter Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Kelly James, waiter, r. Overland House
Kelly James, woodcarver Henry Allwood, r. 118 Du-
pont
Kelly James D., cashier State Investment and Insur-
ance Co., r. 305 Leavenworth
Kelly James L. glassblower, r. W s Pennsylvania Av,
bet Solano and Mariposa
Kelly James M., contractor. 638 Market, r. 206 Powell
Kelly James M.. mining, r. 7 J^ Stockton
Kelly James R. (James R. Kelly & Co.) r. 309 Leav.
Kelly Jumeti R. 6i Co. (James R. Kelly) impor-
ters, and dealers paints, oils, glass, etc., 101-
105 Front, and 110 Pine, and (Imperishable Paint
Co.) factory 23 Stevenson
Kelly J. C, laborer Pacific Mall SS. Co.
Kelly Jeremiah, r.W e Chattanooga, nr Twenty-second
Kelly Jeremiah, butcher, r. cor Kentucky and First
Av, South S. F.
Kelly Jeremiah C, miner, r. 567 Stevenson, rear
Kelly J. H., clerk, t. 508 Jessie
Kelly J. M.. fireman Southern Pac.RR., r. 2312 Mason
Kelly John, r. 509 Seventh
Kelly John, r. 366 Natoma
Kelly John {D. H. Allen & Co.1 r. Rnss House
Kelly John(Kelly, Henderson & GilchriBt)r.320Sutter
Kellv John, bartender Martin Kelly, r. 713 Howard
Kelly John, bartender Friinklin Hotel, 321 Pacific
Kelly John, blacksmith, r. 11112 Harrison
Kellv John, bookbinder William B. Cooke & Co., r. 532
Twenty-fifth
Kelly John, bookkeeper, r. 228 Oak
Kelly John, boxmaker F. Korbel & Brothers, r. 145
Silver
Kelly John, butcher, i. 232 Clara
Kelly John, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Kelly John, carpenter, r. 24 M
Kelly John, cartman, r. 2408 Geary
Kelly John, clerk Joseph Ducato, r. 16 H Sherwood PI
Kelly John, clerk S. F. Bulletin Co.. r. 3 Tay
Kelly John, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. City of Sydney
Kelly John, collector Patrick Kelly, r. cor Hamilton
and Wayland, University Mound Tract
Kelly John, engineer, r. 1027 Mission
Kelly John, expressman, r. 14 Clara
Kelly John, fireman tug Wizard
Kelly John, gardener, r. 1314 Washington
Kelly John, hostler J. H. Swain, r. 417 Folsom
Kelly John, hostler John W. Morshead, r. 25 Wash.
Kelly John, laborer, r. 18 Minna
Kelly John, laborer, r. 507 Mission
Kelly John, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Kelly John, laborer Black Diamond Coal Mining Co.,
r. 304 Beale
Kelly John, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Kelly John, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Kelly John, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Kelly John, liquor saloon, 43 Second
Kelly John, liquor saloon, 186 Jessie, r. 632 Mission
Kelly John, marblepolisher Charles Roche, r. Twen-
tieth, bet ( hurch and Dolores
Kelly John, mason, r. 136 Seventh
Kelly John, milkman, r. 210 Twelfth
Kelly John, painter Etlward M. Gallagher
Kelly John, sailmaker, r. 220 Langton
Kelly John, salesman Doane & Henshelwood, r. 15
Hubbard
Kelly John, seaman Oregon SS. George W. Elder
Kelly John, stevedore, and lodgings, 5 Drumm
Kelly John, tailor Henry Marks, r. Montgomery Av,'
nr Green
Kelly John, tanner, r. Terminal Hotel
Kelly John, teamster Suptrintendent of Streets
Kelly John Jr., hotelkeeper, r. 715 Ellis
Kelly John A., paver Supt rintendent of Streets
Kelly John B., deputy County Tax Collector, r. 309
Leavenworth
Kelly John B., stonecutter new City Hall, r. 34 Hayes
Kelly John F.. bagmaker Neville & Co., r. 81 Natoma
Kelly John G., cigars and tobacco, r. 305 Seventh
Kelly John H., carpenter Dunham, Carrigan 4 Co., r.
16 Anna
Kelly John H., real-estate, r. 230 Page
Kelly John H., steamboatmau , r. 1119 Montgomery
Kelly John J., clerk general freight office Central Pac.
RR., r. 715 Ellis
Kelly John J., compositor A. L. Bancroft k Co., r.
1120 Sacramento
Kelly John J., upholsterer, r. 230 Page
Kelly John N., glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r.W s Pennsylvania Av, bet Solano and
Mariposa
Kelly John R., gardener, r. 1915 Franklin
Kelly John W., carrier Examiner, r. 1120 Sacramento
elly John W., purser Pacific Coast SS. Monterey, r.
307 Polk
Kelly John W., farmer, r. 2328 Mission
Kelly Joseph, cook Pacific Mail SS. City of New York
Kelly Joseph, market, 1159 Howard, r. 12.33 Folsom
Kelly Jospjih, pressman Francis, Valentine k Co., r.
1319 Green
Kellv Joseph, signpainter Brooke Brothers, r. 226
Eighth
Kelly Joseph, special policeman, r. 8 Brenham PI
Kellv Joseph P., clerk City and County Attorney, r.
233 Fell
Kelly Josephine Miss, tailoressT. Lancaster k Co.,
r. 928 McAllister
Kelly J. T. M., clerk Kelly, Henderson & Gilchrist, r.
Lick House
Kelly Julia Miss, chambermaid Cosmopolitan Hotel
Kelly Kate Mrs., bakery, 327 Fourth
Kelly Kate, domestic 1018 Geary
Kellv Kate, domestic 1616 Clay
Kelly Katie Miss, dressmaker, r. 219 Tyler
Kelly Katie Miss, hairdresser, r. St. David's House
Kelly Kieron, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. W s Wil-
liaraFon, N of Point LoUos .\v
Kelly Lawrence, contrai tor, r. 1 Leroy PI
Kelly I-awrenre. wati'bnian Industrial School, r. NE
cor Thirtieth and Sanchez
Kelly Lottie Mrs. .assistant Broadway Grammar School,
r. 1604 Mason
Kelly Luke, laborer, r. 1155 Fol.som, rear
KcUV M. Mrs., dressmaker D. Samuels, r. 17 Seventh
Kelly M. A. Mrs., r. 36 Geary
Kellv Maggie, domestic 743 Pine
Kelly Manus (C. k M. Kelly) r. 517 Grove
Kelly Margaret, widow, r. 447 Minna
Kelly Marj;aret, widow, r. 1629 Dupont
Kelly Maria, domestic 419 Eddy
Kelly Mark W., r. 439 Fifth
Kelly Martin, r. 248 Beale, rear
Kelly Martin, r. 872 Mission
Kelly Martin, carriagepaintcr, r. 233 Fell
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Kelly Martin, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works
Kelly Martin, laborer, r. 211 Valencia
Kelly Martin, liquor saloon, 713 Howard
Kelly Martin J., capitalist, r. 233 Fell
Kelly Mary, domestic NW cor Baker and Haight
Kelly Mary, domestic 119 Jones
Kelly Mary, domestic 828 Greenwich
Kelly Mary, domestic 1318 O'Farrell
Kelly Mary, domestic 1516 Folsom
Kelly Mary, domestic 1922 Sacramento
Kelly Mary, domestic 2510 Sacramento
Kelly Marj- Miss, r. 14 Fifth Av
Kelly Mary Miss, r. 1829 Howard
Kelly Mary Miss, bagtivrner E. Detrick & Co., r. 1317
Filbert
Kelly Mary Miss, cook St. Joseph's Roman Catholic
Infant's .Asylum, Silver Av. bet Seventeenth
and Nineteenth Avs, South S. F.
Kelly Mary Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Fannie Wolf, r. 24
'V' a Vi T*fl fi It n
Kelly Mary Miss, milliner, r. 219 Tyler
Kelly Mary Mrs., r. 845 >^ Clay, rear
Kelly Mary, widow, r. 3 Sherwood PI
keliy Mary, widow, r. 112 William, rear
Kelly Mary, widow, r. 308 Tehama
Kelly Mary, widow, r. 411 Olive Av
Kelly Mary, widow, r. 661 Natoma
Kelly Mary, widow, r. 863 Mission
Kelly Mary, widow, furnished rooms, 20 J5 Fifth
Kelly Mary, widow, lodgings, 136 Seventh
Kelly Mary A., widow, r. 2212 Pine
Kelly Mary A., domestic 1506 Pacific Av
Kelly Mary A. Mrs., janitress Eighth St. Primary
School, r. 39 Kausch
Kelly Mar>- T. , jaBitress Hayes Valley Primary School,
r. 741 Tehama
Kelly Mary T. Miss, packer C. C. Burr & Co., r. 439
Fifth
Kelly Michael, aephaltum roofer, r. 777 Market
Kelly Michael, bootmaker John Sullivan, r. Ohio, nr
Broadway
Kelly Michael, cardriver N. B. and Mission BR., r.
1424 }»; Jackson
Kelly Michael, carriagedriver, r. 508 Jessie
Kelly Michael, cartman, r. 2016 Filbert
Kelly Michael, cigarmaker, 206 Bush, r. 1 Caroline
Kellv Michael, horseshoer Jeremiah Lowney & Son, r.
1146 Howard
Kelly Michael, laborer, r. 1907 Dupont
Kelly Michael, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Kellv Michael, laborer, r. 659 Minna
Kelly Michael, laborer, r. 2016 Filbert
Kelly Michael, laborer, r. 232 Clara
Kelly Michael, waiter, r. 520 Sixth
Kelly Michael F., bartender John Kelly, r. 632 Mis-
sion
Kelly Michael H. (Kelly & Egan) r. 325 )<J Hayes
Kelly Michael J., butcher, 3 and 4 Center Market, r.
1840 Ellis
Kelly MichaelJ., laborer, r. 13 Beideman
Kelly Minnie, domestic 2314 California
Kelly M. J., laborer Golden Gate Park
Kelly Mortimer, hackdriver, r. 220 Prospect PI
Kelly Nellie, domestic Nucleus House
Kelly Nora Miss, r. 116 Gilbert
Kelly Nora, chambermaid Chamberlain House
Kelly Owen, hackman, r. Second Av, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Kelly Owen, wines and liquors, NW cor Howard and
Buss
Kelly P., bellman Occidental Hotel
Kelly Patrick, r. 110 Gilbert
Kelly Patrick, r. 408 Fourth
Kelly Patrick, agent A. & A. Baker, r. 719 Clementina
Kelly Patrick, bakery, 238 Fifth
Kelly Patrick, boots and shoes, 238 Kearny, r. 506
Guerrero
Kelly Patrick, conductor Central RR.
Kelly Patrick, hackman, r. 6.39 Mission
Kelly Patrick, hostler United Carriage Co., r. 644
Howard
Kelly Patrick, laborer, r. 823 Battery
Kelly Patrick, laborer, r. 673 Howard
Kelly Patrick, laborer, r. Second St. House
Kelly Patrick, laborer, r. S 8 Thirtieth, bet Sanchez
and Church
Kelly Patrick, laborer, r. SH Clinton
Kelly Patrick, laborer Hermann Fischbeck, r. E B
Nebraska, bet El Dorado and Alameda
Kelly Patrick, proptr University Mound Dairy,
cor Hamilton and Wayland, University Mound
Kelly Patrick Rev., professor St. Ignatius College,
214 Hayes
Kelly Patrick, shoemaker P. Monaghan, r. 458 Sixth
Kelly Patrick, shoemaker, r. 207 Langton
Kelly Patrick, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecbt, r. 6
Rose Av
Kelly Patrick, teamster, r. Ill Jackson
Kelly Patrick, teamster Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. Ill Perry
Kelly Patrick A., hostler City RR. r. 1900 Mission
Kelly Patrick H., ahipcarpenter Pacific Coast SS. Co.,
r. 527 Folsom
Kelly Patrick J., carriagedriver, r. 546 Natoma
Kelly Patrick J., cook A. E. Swain, r. 151 Natoma
Kelly Patrick J., cooper, r. N s (709) Sixteenth, bet
Sholwell and Howard
Kelly Patrick T., policeman City Hall, r. 204 Eleventh
Kelly Patrick W., junk, 38 First, r. S s Elizabeth, bet
Noe and Castro
Kelly Paul, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SW cor
Twentieth Av and N, South S. F.
Kelly Peter, r. 215 Stevenson
Kelly Peter, dairyman L. T. Lewis, r. S s Sacramen-
to, bet Walnut and Laurel
Kelly Peter, groceries and liquors, 235 Fell
Kelly Peter, laborer, r. 422 Fremont
Kelly Peter, laborer, r. 1155 Folsom, rear
Kelly Peter, laborer, r. 419)^ Filbert
Kelly Peter, liquor saloon, cor Point Lobos and Ma-
sonic Avs
Kelly Peter, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. 28
Natoma
Kelly Peter J., laborer Columbia Park, r. 130 Elev-
enth
Kellv Philip, clerk John W. Jones, r. 521 Jessie
Kelly P. W., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Kelly K. A., clerk Empire Lodgings, 636 Commercial
Kelly Richard, carriagetrimmer, r. 359 Minna
Kelly Richard, tailor. 672 Howard, r. 433 J< Clem.
Kelly Richard E., mining secretary, 419 Cali-
fornia, rooms 1-3, r. bOl Jones
Kelly Robert, woodcarver, S s Bryant, bet Fifth and
Sixth, r. 322 Ritch
Kelly Robert G., superintendent coal. Pacific Mail
SS. Co., r. 421 ^i Brannan
Kelly Robert J., sashmaker Smith & Davis, r. 556
Brannan
Kelly Roderick, bootoutter Porter, Oppenheimer, Sles-
singer & Co., r. 913 Shotwell
Kelly S. E. Miss, assistant Clement Grammar School,
r. 136 Seventh
Kelly Sophia Mrs., oyster and chop hoase, 1022 Mar-
ket, r. 274 Chestnut
Kelly Stephen, laborer, r. 702 Tehama
Kelly Susan Miss, r. 7 Water
Kelly Thomas, butcher Michael J. Kelly, r. 605 Pine
Kelly Thomas, deckhand stmr Alice Garratt, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Kelly Thomas, detective, r. 19 Clara
Kelly Thomas, drayman, 223 Clay, r. 622 O'Farrell
Kelly Thomas, helper Moynihan & Aitktn
Kelly Thomas, hostler, r. 255 Jessie
Kelly Thomas, laborer, r. S s Jersey, bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Kelly Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Park
Kelly Thomas, laborer Quartermaster's Department,
U. S. A.,r. 113Fiist
Kelly Thomas, longshoreman, r. 313 Tehama
Kelly Thomas, porter Union Iron Works, r. 508 How-
ard
Kelly Thomas, proptr California Stables, 8E cor
Leavenworth and Geary
Kelly Thomas, tanner Thomas McMahon, r. SW cor
Seventh Av and M, South S. F.
Kelly Thomas, teamster, r. NE cor Turk and Bu-
chanan
Kelly Thomas, waiter Lick House
Kelly Thomas, watchman Beale St. Wharf, r. SE cor
Beale und Harrison
Kelly Thomas Jr., engineer William Hawkins, r. 77
Everett
Kelly Thomas F., machinist Union Ironworks, r.
Oakland
Kelly Thomas J., stock clerk D. Z. Yost & Co., r. 817
Greenwich
Kelly Thomas M. H., house painter, r. 115 Thirteenth
Kelly Thomas W., waiter, r. Seventeenth Av, bet
Q and R, South S. F.
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btU. YV.XLA^^, Paper Hai^Ms & Sliade Material. Manufacturer of wiidawSMes
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
WiaOIiESALE
hardware:.
Corner Market and Front Streets.
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Kelly Timothy, laborer, r. 2912 Sacramento
Kelly Timothy J., painter, r. 20 Hermann
Kelly William, r. 309 Leavenworth
Kelly William, butcher A. Jonas & Co.
Kelly William, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Kelly William, laborer, r. cor Pacific and Pierce
Kelly William, poultryman Charles Mayer, r. 810 Pac.
Kelly William, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Kelly William, shoemaker, r. 13 Page
Kelly William, stablekeeper Presidio Reservation, r.
Oakland
Kelly William, shoemaker J. Llndenbaum, r. 114 Fell
Kelly William, stableman Henry Froomberg, r. 35 New
Montgomery
Kelly William, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. cor Castro and Henry
Kelly William A., clerk Abrams & Carroll, r. 15 Hub-
bard
Kelly William F., pressman Phelps Manuf. Co., r.
14 Ha-wthorne
Kellv William H., plumber, r. 1208 Green
Kelly William J., gasfitter DaTtd Bush, r. 409 Oak
Kelly William M., r. 1004 Mason
Kelly William W., r. 5,'« Kearny
Kelly W. J., clerk S. F. Bulletin Co., r. 1629 Dupont
Kelly 6i Ejran (Michael H. Kelly and John Egan)
wines and liquors, 604 Battery
Kelly & Runnels (George E. Kelly and Benjamin F.
Runnels) proptrs Sunbeam Photographic Galle-
ry, 31 Third
Kelly. See Kelley
Kelm William H., market, 1226 Pacific
Kelsen Peter A., laborer Matthew Turner, r. W 9 Illi-
nois, bet Santa Clara and Center
Kelsey Gold and Silver Mining Co. (El Dorado Co.,
Cal.) J. H. Sayre secretary, 330 Pine, room 36
Kelsey James T., compositor Dewiy & Co., r. 118 Post
Kelso Charles, pantryman Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 545
First
Kelso John (Hancock & Kelso) r. N s Sixteenth, bet
Jersey and Hampshire
i Eelso Samuel, boot crimper S. W. Levy, r. Ss Twen-
I ty-niuth, bet Church and Sanchez
.Kelter Bernard, laborer, r. 1910 Ellis
j Kelter Bertha Mrs., fHncy goods, 37 Fifth
1 Kelting Jacob (Keltlug & Tietjen) r. 429 East
! Kelting: <Si Tietjen (Jacob Kelting and Dledrich
W. Tietjen) groceries and liquors, SW cor Wash-
ington and East
I Kelton Charlotte, widow, r. 8E cor Twenty-fourth and
' Kansas
] Kelton David M., calker, r. W s Alabama, bet Twen-
I ty-third and Twenty-fourth
' Keltou Joltn C, lieutenant colonel U. S. A., as-
sistant adjutant general Military Division Pacific,
I Presidio Reservation
Kelton Josephine Miss, inspectress Custom House, r.
35 South Park
Kelton William, laborer, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Keltv James E., upholsterer J. W. Burnham & Co., r.
12.i Turk
Kelwand John, seaman, r. 238 Sleuart
Kem Samuel F., boilermaker Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Kemble Alfred, oysterman, r. 746 }4 Folsom
Kemm Edward, cashier O. Lawton & Co., r. 246 >4 Oak
Kemm Joseph, general agent, office 328 Montgomery,
room 19, r. 25 M Sixth
Kemme George, bakery and confectionery, NE cor
Leavenworth and Broadway
KemmererCharles, teamster American Sugar Refinery,
r. S s Water, bet Mason and Taylor
Kemmerer Fritz, tailor, r. 824^4 Pacific
Kemmler Ad()lph, laborer Philadelphia Brewery, r.
232 Second
Kemmy John Rev., Hssiatant pastor St. Bridget's
Church, r. cor Broadway and Van Ness Av
Kemp All)ert, butclier, r. 863?^ Market
Kemp Alfred, clerk, r. N s Pt>int Lobos Av, bet Boyce
and Williamson
Kemp Charles L., clerk Manuel Eyre, r. 1911 Leav.
Kemp C. W., salesman, r. 105 Leavenwort^,
Kemp Edward, cook, r. Keystone House ,„.
Kemp H. R. Mrs., r. 120 5i Turk
Kemp J. & Co. (Joseph Kemp and William Bateman)
wood and ivory turners »ud cnrvirs, 109 Mission
Kemp James C, clerk O'Brien & Ward, r. 426 Third
Komp J. C, teacher musiclndustrial School
ILEMx JOHN Hii upholstery goods, 10
Post, r. 2516 Clay
Kemp John W., stevedore, r. 206 Union, rear
£emp John W. Jr., bootcrimper, r. 206 Union, rear
Kemp Joseph (J. Kemp & Co.) r. 2230}$ Mission
Kemp M. Mrs., dressmaker, 426 Third
Kemp Peter M., clerk John H. Kemp, r. 2516 Clay
Kemp Van Ee Belle Miss, artist William Shew, r. 544 Ji
Natonia
Kemp Van Ee Frederick (Rau & Kemp Van Ee) r.
544 J4 Natoma
'Kemp Van Ee John C, r. 544 }« Natoma
Kemp William, laborer, r. 32 Steuurt
Kemp. See Camp and Kempe
Kempe Frederick, nurse German Hospital
Kempe Hans A., watchmaker, r. 637 Stevenson
Kempe Matilda, widow, r. 637 Stevenson
Kempf Andrew N., driver Eagle Brewery, r. 6Ji
Treat Av
Kempf Catherine, widow, r. 710 Gougli
Kempinski Henry, tailor, r. 1100 Stockton
Kempkey A., salesman Stone &Hayden, r. Oakland
Kempla Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N 8
Thirteenth Av, bet K and L, South S. F.
Kempner Marks, furniture, 144 Seventh
Kempson Harry G., clerk 8. F. Benev. Assn, r. 717
Green
Kempston Walter N., clerk King & Chattin, r. 8 Wet-
more PI
Kenake Louis, bartender, r. 916 Howard
Kendall Ada Miss, seamstress, r. 142!^ Fourth
Kendall C. L., clerk, r. 207 Kearny
Kendall C. W., attorney at law, 003 Washington, r.
Brooklyn Hotel -'>
Kendall Cyrus, earpent< r, r. 711 California -"^ ..
Kendall Edward G., clerk E. Hochstadter & Co., r.
119 Valparaiso
Kenvlall Frank H., salesman Burnham & Lynch, r, 830
Howard
Kendall Frank I., merchandise broker^ 302 California,
room 5, r. 118 Ellis
Kendall George, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Kendall George, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Kendall George H., grainfeeder Eureka Warehouse, r.
119 Valparaiso
Kendall George W., carrier Alta, r. 2 White PI
Kendall J., blacksmitU Ris4on I. and L. Works
Kendall Jerome, carpenter and builder, r. 119 "Val-
paraiso
Kendall Jerome F., bookkeeper Meiidocino Liunber
Co., r. Oakland
Kendall Joel C, seaman, r. 302 Beale,
Kendall Joseph H., teamster Pacific Improvement
Co., r. 435 Fifth
Kendall Lorenzo Mrs., widow, r. 938 Howard
Kendall M. Mrs., furnished rooms, ('>62 Market
Kendall Maggie V. O. Mrs., furnished rooms, and
dressmaking, 207 Kearny
Kendall Man' Mrs., r. 104 Mason
Kend^ill Stephen (Kendall Jt Kelhigg) 318 Pine
Kendall Thomas, with Crystal Soda Water Co., r. 334
Vallejo
Kendall "Thomas Jr., painter, r. 334 Vallejo
Kendall William, foreman stable Pacific Improvement
Co., r. 4.3.') Fifth
Kendall Winifried W., blacksmith Sutter St. RR..r.
1122 Larkin
Kendnll <Sti Kello{;i; (Stephen Kendall and Shel-
don I. Kellogg Jr.) manufs patent quartz mills,
318Pino
Kendig Daniel, chaplain U. S. A., r. Presidio Res-
ervation
Kendig Daniel, wheelwright, r. .liS Post
Kendrick James P., macliiuist Joshua Hendy, r. W b
Twenty-third, bet Bryant and Folsom
Kendrick Maurice A., laborer Continental Oil and
Transportation Co., r. cor Fifth and Berry
Kendrick Michael, laborer Continental Oil and Trans-
portation Co., r. cor Fifth and Berry
Kendrick Nellie Miss, tt-Hchor niusi'-, r. W s Bryant,
bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Kendrick Patrick F., nmcliiuist, r. 318 Thirteenth
Kendrick Rodney, bookkeeper Asa Flak, r. 675 Mission
Kendrick Thomas, teamster John Smith, r. 531 Na-
toma
Kendrick Thomas (Kendrick i O'Connor) r. W s Bry-
ant, nr Twenty-fourth
Kendrick A: O'Connor (Thomas Kendrick and Michael
O'Connor) stonecutters, cor Tenth and Harrison
Kendrigan Patrick, laborer, r. 41 Louisa
Kendriuan Thomas, laborer, r. SE cor Twenty -second
and Alabama
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY,
LACE CURTAINS, BLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office, 33 Geary St.
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPOriTER OF AXD DEALER IX ALL. KINDS OV FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAIj, 41 Market Street, corner Speur.
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Kenealy D. Mrs., fancy goods, and dressmaker, NE
cor Sixth and Brnnnau
Eenealy David, groceries and liquors, NE cor Sixth
and Brunnan
Kenealy John E., laborer, r. Birch Av, bet Laguna and
Buchanan
Kenealy ^ate, widow, r. S s Sonora, nr Utah
Kenealy Kate, widow, furnished rooms, 540 Mission
Kenealy Patrick, stonecutter D. Sheerin
Kenealy Thomas, plumber, r. Birch Av, bet Laguna
and Buchanan
Kenefick Bartholomew, second ofiacer stmr Solano, r.
1G10J4 Jessie
Kenefick David, iireman Pacific Mail 8S. Panama, r.
139 Shipley
Kenefick Michael, deckhand stmr Yosemite
Kenefick Patrick, laborer, r. 22 M Rausch
Keneke William, clerk Meyer & Akraann, r. 16 Sac.
Keufield E. D., salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., r.
Oakland
Kengel Louisa, domestic 1583 Folsom
Keniston Pani>l, miner, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Keniston J. J., tailor JBencdict & Smith, 136 Mont.
Kenitzer Charles W. (Kenitzer & Baun) r. 2015 Webster
Kenitzer Heury (Kenitzer & Baun) r. Lick House
Kenitzer Max, r. 1221 Webster
Kenitzer & Rann (Henry and Charles W.Kenltzer, and
Edward T. Raun) architects, 601 California
Kenkrick Emma, widow>r. 11 Van Ness Av
Kenly T., steerage steward Pac. Coast SS. Senator
Kenn Joseph, clerk Carter & Cole, r. 25 3^ Sixth
Kenna John, laborer, r. 82 Colton
Kenna Joseph, butcher, r. SW cor Randall and Mis-
sissippi
Kenna tatriok, laborer Pacific Mail 8S. Co., r. 32
Clara
Kenna P. J. Gr., stock-broker, 31i Montgomery, room
6, r. Fruit Vale
Kenna William, hostler Central RR., r. N s Clara, bet
. Rltch and Fourth
Kenna William, longshoreman, r. 32 Clara
Kenna. See Kenny and McKenna
Kennan Patrick, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Kennard Daniel H., fireman Engine No. 8, S. F. F. F.
D., r. N 8 Pacific, bet Polk and Van Ness Av
Kennard George W., assistant engineer S. F. F. D., r.
27 Second Av
Kenuealy Charles, clerk Joseph Moss, r. 631 Fulton
Kennealy Michael, tailor Peter Short, r. 405 Bay
Kennedy A. J. Miss, r. 729 Sutter
Kennedy A. L., wheelwright Presidio Reservation
Kennedy Alfred, billposter Keyt & Co., r. 174 Clem.
Kennedy Angus, carpenter, r. 354 Grove
Kennedy Annie, domestic 1115 Steiner
Kennedy Augustus L., carpenter, r. 1111 Folsom
Kennedy B. Mrs., r. 34 Tyler
Kennedy Barnard, porter William F. Smith, v. 313
Bush
Kennedy Bartholomew, blacksmith, r. 37 Rausch
Kennedy Bartholomew, woodworker, r. W s Washing-
ton Av, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth,
B. H.
Kennedy Benjamin, waiter Palace Hotel
Kennedy Bessie, domestic 1624 Sutter
Kennedy Bridget, widow, r. 233 Main
Kennedy Bridget, widow, r. 325 Main
Kennedy Bridget, domestic 921 Valencia
Kennedy Bryan B., r. 628 Ellis
Kennedy Catherine, widow, r. 620 Natoma
Kennedy Catherine, widow, r. E s Mission, nr Five-
Mile House
Kennedy Charles, driver Mutual Ice Co., r. 2201 Oc-
tavla
Kennedy Charles B., carrier Call, r. Ill Hayes
Kennedy Cornelius P. (O'Neill, Kennedy & Stuart) r.
29 Russ
Kennedy D., driver Market St. RR.
Kennedy Daniel, r. 1327 J4 Ellis
Kennedy Daniel, hostler J. G. Foster, r. Cliff House
Kennedy Daniel W., bartender John E. Doyle, r. 209
Post
Kennedy Delia, seamstress S. F. Laundry, NW cor
Turk and Fillmore
Kennedy Dennis, groceries and liquors, SW cor Eddy
and Pierce
Kennedy Dennis, polisher Andrew Paltenghl, r. 1714
Stevenson
Kennedy Edmund C, r. 2221 California
Kennedy Edward, merchant t;iilor , 505 California, r.
SW'cor Howard and Twenty-third
Kennedy Edward T., journalist, r. NW cor Washing-
ton and Octavia
Kennedy Eliza, widow, r. 1213 Clay
Kennedy Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 233 Langton
Kennedy Eugene, janitor Free Labor Exchange, r. 123
Ridley
Kennedy Francis, r. 30 Willow Av
Kennedy Frank, attorney at law, 604 Merchant,
r. 1511 M Market
Kennedy Frederick, eigarmaker Denicke Brothers, r.
321 Valencia
Kennedy George (Kennedy & Spark) r.2739 California
Kennedy G. R., steward Pacific Mail SS. China
Kennedy G. W., seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Kennedy Henry A., steerage steward Pacific Mail 88.
City of Tokio
Kennedy Honora, widow, r. 554 Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Kennedy Honora, domestic 916 Hyde
Kennedy Hugh, horseshoer, 23 Webb, r. 319 Clemen-
tina
Kennedy J., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Kennedy James, blacksmith, 214 Stevenson, r. 660
Seventeenth
Kennedy James, blacksmith Bisdon I. and L. Works,
r. 233 Main
Kennedy James, carpenter, r. 423 Stevenson ■
Kennedy James, cooper, r. NE cor Fillmore and Union
Kennedy James, deckhand stmr Washington, Jackson
St.Wharf
Kennedy James, engraver WilUam E. Goldsmith &
Son. r. 508 Vallejo
Kennedy James, extraman Engine No. 8, S. F. F. D.,
r. 1616 Pacific
Kennedy James, laborer, r. 20 Moss
Kennedy James, laborer, r. 30 Willow Av
Kennedy James, salesman Kennedy & Brennan, r. 29
Russ
Kennedy James, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &Co., r.
324 Lily Av
Kennedy James, seaman barkentine North Bend,
Green St.Wharf
Kennedy James, 8hoem.aker, r. 34 Tehama
Kennedy James, solicitor Henry J. Boese, r. cor Har-
rison and Twenty-fourth
Kennedy James A., bookkeeper William Deacon, r.
Nucleus House
Kennedy James C, master mariner, r. 2751 Harrison
Kennedy James C. Mrs., teacher music, r. 2751 Har-
rison
Kennedy James E., bookbinder William B. Cooke k
Co., r. 1014 Montgomery
Kennedy James F., blacksmith, r. 660 Seventeenth
Kennedy James J., laborer, r. 313 Main
Kennedy James S., r. 1016 Van Ness Av
Kennedy James S. Jr., r.l016 Van Ness Av
Kennedy J. E., compositor Morning Call.r. 417 Kearny
Kennedy J. E. Mrs., bakery, 37 Cleineutiua
Kennedy John, boilermaker, r. 233 Main
Kennedy John, boxmaker Wempe Brothers, r. 508
Vallejo
Kennedy John, cook Pacific Mall SS. City of Sydney
Kennedy John, foreman shoemaker Alms House, r.
Old Toll Gat<', Ocean House Road
Kennedy John, r. 110 Hyde
Kennedy John, laborer, r.Ws Boyce.N of PointLobos
Av
Kennedy John, miner, r. 814 Montgomery
Kennedy John, nitjhtwatchman Sea Wall
Kennedy John, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Kennedy John, smelter Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. 2433 Larkin
Kennedy John, stevi dore Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co.
Kennedy John, waiter Pacific Coast S3. State of Cali-
fornia
Kennedy John, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 745 Market
Kennedy John A., collector O'Neill, Kennedy & Stuart,
r. 29 Russ
Kennedy John A., shipcarpenter, r. 267 Clara
Kennedy John F. (Morris & Kennedy, and Turner,
Kennedy & Shuw) r. 1727 Pine
Kennedy John H., varieties, 605 Montgomery Av
" " " carpenter, r. .ViS Hickory Av
pressman Winterburn & Co., r. 20
sawyer D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
Kennedy John J.
Kennedy John J.
Moss
Kennedy John J.
2112 Larkin
Kennedy John 0. B., r. 628 Ellis
Kennedy John R., watchman John K. Stone, r. 31
Eddy
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Kennedy Joseph, barber Otto Lempke, r. 250 Clemen-
tina
Kennedy Joseph, carpenter, r. 126 Silver
Kennedy Joseph, coalman S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works
Kennedy Joseph, helper Moynihan & Aitken, r. 2
Lick Alley
Kennedv Joseph, laborer, r. Seventeenth Av, bet Q
and R. South 8. F.
Kennedy Joseph, with Kennedy & Dnrr, r. 110 Minna
Kennedy Kate, widow, r. 12 Clinton
Kennedy Kate Miss, dressmaker, r.818 Filbert
Kennedy Kate Miss, stripper I. S. Rosenbaum & Co.,
r. 18 Boardman PI
Kennedy Kate Miss, principal North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 1213 Clay
Kennedy Lizzie, lace worker S. Bauer, r. 29 Russ
Kennedy Loren, driver Market St. RR., r. 8 Hofif Av
Kennedy M. A., manager Standard Theater, r. 314
Bush
Kennedy Maggie, domestic 1296 Van Ness Av
Kennedy Maggie, domestic 2510 Clay
Kennedy Maggie, domestic 1603 Larkln
Kennedy Margaret, chambermaid International Hotel
Kennedy Mark N., cooper MattuUath Manuf. Co., r.
430 )<l Shipley
Kennedy Martin J., signpalnter J. O'Connell, r. 11J4
Freelon
Kennedy Mary, domestic 1296 Van Ness Av
Kennedy Mary, domestic 407 Leavt^nworth
Kennedy Mary F., widow, r. 32 Moss
Kennedy Mary L., packer Liebes Brothers & Co., r.
233 Main
Kennedy Matthew, cooper, r. 318 Davis
Kennedy Matthew G., capitalist, r. 1507 Folsom
Kennedy Maurice, shoemaker Alms House, r. Toll
House, Ocean House Road
Kennedy Maurice, watchman Pacific Mail 8S. City of
Chester
Kennedy Mi hael, r. 50 Natoma
Kennedy Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N a
Shasta, bet Loui.siana and Maryland
Kennedy Michael, laborer, r. 523 Mission
Kennedy Michael, machinehand Byron Jackson, r. 31
Clarence PI
Kennedy Michael, machinist, r. 270 Clementina
Kennedy Micliael, pressman Sol. Wangenheim & Co.,
r. 1317 Mission
Kennedy Morris, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Kennedy M. P., laborer, r. 11 Harriet
Kennedy Myra, widow, r. 1050 Howard
Kennedy Nicholas, laborer, r. 233 Main
Kennedy Patrick, cartman, r. 20 Chesley
Kennedy Patrick, drayman Macondray & Co., r. 107
Perry
Kennedy Patrick, fireman 8S. Oregon, Folsom St.
Wharf
Kennedy Patrick, hostler Richard J. Johnson, r. 2C11
Mission
Kennedy Patrick, laborer, r. 49 Jessie
Kennedy Patrick, laborer, r. N s Twenty-third, bet
Hampshire and York
Kennedy P,.trick, laborer, r. 709 Tehama
Kennedy Patrick, laborer, r. 1317 Mission
Kennedy Patrick, marblecutter Edward McGrath, r.
614 Natoma
Kennedy Patrick, melter, r. 2433 Larkin
Kennedy Patrick, pressman Evening Bulletin, r. 1204
Howard
Kennedy Patrick, roofer Henry G. Fiske, r. 227 Lang-
ton, rear
Kennedy Patrick, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Kennedy Pa(ri<-k B., importer dry goods, 232
Kearny, r. N s Silver Av, nr San Bruno Road
Kennedy Patrick J., receiver Dime Savings Bank, and
stockbroker, 106 Leidesdorff. r. 1516 Taylor
Kennedy Philip (Kennedy & Brennan) r. 126 Ninth
Kennedy Richard, teamster Wliittier, Fuller & Co.,
r. 520 Folsom
Kennedy Richard T., salesman C. Curtin, r. 728 Ful-
ton
Kennedy Robert, blacksmith, r. 233 Main
Kennedy Rosanns, domestic 713 Post
Kennedy Thomas, r. W a Lyon, bet Beach and Jeflfer-
son
Kennedy Thomas, cariienter, r. 2611 Pine
Kennedy Thomas, clerk, r. .564 Howard
Kennedy Thomas, laborer G. Venard, r. 20 Chesley
Kennedy Thomas, mestfrnan Paeilie Mail S3. Dakota
Kennedy Thomas, seaman, r. 325 Main
Kennedy Thomas, shoemaker, r. 2112 Larkin
Kennedy Thomas, special policeman, r. 508 Vallejo
Kennedy Thomas H. (Kennedy & Durr) r. 112 Ridley
Kennedy Thomas H., r. 526 O'Farrell
Kennedy Thomas H., gardener, r.430}<j Shipley
Kennedy Thomas H., woodcarver Charles Klemm, r.
31 Clarence PI
Kennedy Timothy J., hackdriver, r. 463 Clementina
Kennedy W., driver Market St. RR., r. Cincinnati Ho-
tel
Kennedy Walter B., book, job and newspaper printer,
621 Sansome, r. 137 Montgomery
Kennedy William, carpenter Southern Pac. RR. •
Kennedy William, clerk, r. 78 Natoma
Kennedy William, driver Hayes & Co.. 524 Davis
Kennedy William, engineer stmr Colima, r. 670 Har-
rison
Kennedy William, paving, r. 1012 Mason
Kennedy William, roofer Henry G. Fiske
Kennedy V^'illiam, student, r. 325 Main
Kennedy William, watcrtender Pacific Mail SS. Co-
lima
Kennedy William, wheelwright John W. Farren, r.
1714 Jessie
Kennedy William, woodcarver Charles Klemm, r. 31
Clarence PI
Kennedy- & Brennan (PbiUp Kennedy and John
Brennan) drygoods, 921-925 Market and 2-6 Fifth
Kennedy & Durr (Thomas^ H. Kennedy and'John
Durr) drygoods, 834-S38 Market
Kennedy & McGruder (Mrs. Kate McGruder) milli-
nery, 62 Third
Kennedy & Spark (George Kennedy and John
Spark) proptrs Los Gatos Lime Co., 53 Beale
KenneUy Edward, amalgamator, r. 618 Filbert
Kennelly John, laborer, r. S s Birch Av, bet Buchanau
and Laguna
Kennelly John, tailor, r. 101 Gilbert
Kennelly Mary, domestic 1011 Sutter
Kennelly Nicol, seaman schr Rock and Castle, India
Dock
Kennelly Patrick (Kennelly & Sullivan) r. 5^ Gilbert
Kennelly Patrick, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works, r. S s Sierra, bet Georgia and Michigan
Kennelly Patrick, teamster W. H. Warden & Co., r.
Octavia, bet Fulton and McAllister
Kennelly & Sullivan (Patrick Kennelly and Florence
Sullivan) blacksmiths, 1123 Market
Kennen James, seaman SS. State of California, Broad-
way Wharf
Keuners C, watertender Pacific Mail SS. City of Syd-
ney
Kennerson Elisba, carrier Morning Call, r. S s Union,
bet Franklin and Gough
Kennerson Homer, carrier Evening Bulletin and Ex-
aminer, r. S 8 Union, bet Franklin and Gough
Kennerson Sophia, widow, r. 1404 Van Ness Av
Kenuett William, mechanic W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 30 Silver
Kenney , longshoreman Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Kenney Annie Miss, r. 110 Virginia
Kenney Augustus R., clerk ijaymaeter Central Pac.
RR., r. 821 Bush
Kenney Bernard, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. NE cor Twenty-fourth and Mission
Kenney Bessie, domestic 1714 Bush
Kenney Bridget C, wlduw, r. 114 William
Kenney Catherine Miss. r. 461 Minna
Kenney Charles A. (Kenney & Dyer) r. Palace Hotel
Kenney Christian, shoemaker, r. 745 Market
Kenney lldward, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 106
William
Kenney Edward, carriagedrlver Jobn Kenney, r. 913
Filbert
Kenney Elizabeth M. Miss, r.2128 O'Farrell
Kenney Fannie, cook 744 Ellis
Kenney Felix, wagouraaker, r. 33 Eddy
Kenney Frank G., collector Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 619 Pine
Kenney Frederick, r. 1010 Montgomery
Kenney Isabella, widow, r. W s Chattanooga, nr
Twenty-first
Kenney George J., r. 1103 Montgomery
Kenney James, r. 110 Sixth
Kenney James, blacksmith U. Sicotto jc Co., r. 262)j
Clara
Kenney James, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 114 Wil-
liam
Kenney James, melter Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. 2526 Folsom
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Kenney Jamea, milkman, SW cor Serpentine Av and
San Bruno Road
Kenney John, boot and Ehoemaker, 1043 Market
Kenney John, backman, Plaza, r. 913 Filbert
Kenney John, laborer 8. F. Oas Light Co., r. 72 Te-
hama
Kecney John C, steward Baldwin's Restaurant, r.
1302 Reamy
Kenney John D., driver John Kenney, r. 913 Filbert
Kenuey Luke, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 242 Minna
Kenney Margaret Mrs., r. 345 Tehama
Kenney Maria Miss, nurse, r. 1824 Eddy
Kennej Martin (Kenney & Gilligan) r. 748 Minna
Kenney Mary, widow, r. 30 Clara
Kenney Mary Mrs., proprietress Elm House, 110 Sixth
Kenney Michael, boots and shoes, 516 Commercial, r.
153 )<i Clara
Kennev Michael, coremaker Fulton Ironworks, r. 114
William
Kenney Michael, expressman, r. 222 Ninth
Kennev Michael, heli;er S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works
Kenney Michael, laborer, r. 7 Varenne
Kenney Michael, r. Dunbar Alley, rear old City Hall
Kenney Patrick, plasterer, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Kenney Patrick, tailor, 307 Minna, r. 366 Natoma
Kenney Patrick, teamster James McDevitt, r. 911 San-
some
Kennev Robert, solicitor M rchants' Tow Boat Line,
271 East. r. Oakland
Kenuey Thomas, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 106
William
Kenuey Thomas, teamster James McDeT'itt,r. 911 San.
Kenney William, laborer Sea Wall
Kenney William, liquor saloon, Dunbar Alley, nr
Merchant
Kenney «& Dyer (Charles A. Kenney and J. P.
Dyer) stockbrokers, 228 Montgomery
Kenney & Gilligan (Martin Kenney and Martin Gilli-
gan) coal dealers, 127 Eighth
Kenney. See Kenns, Kenny, Kinne, and Kinney
Kenuiff Andrew D., assistant foreman Union Box Fac-
tory, r. 1417 Mason, rear
Kenniff Cornelius A., clerk Tobin, Davisson & Co., r.
1417 Mason, rear
Eenniff Jeremiah, frame omamenter S. k G. Gump,
r. 106 J<j Langton
Eennison Ambrose H., dairyman, r.N s Twenty-sixth,
bet Mission and Bartlett
Kennovan James, pedestrian, r. 824 Pacific, rear
Kenny , r. 36 Clay
Kenny Bernard, Burse City and County Hospital, r.
K s Twentieth, bt-t Howard and Folsom
Kenny Bernard, proptr Boston Oyster House, 45 and
89 and 90 Center Market, r. 609 Minna
Kenny Charles, laborer Charles E. Haseltine, r. 909
Battery, rear
Kenny Charles, machinist, r. Second Street House
Kenny Delia, domestic 910 Lombard
Kenny Dennis, carrier Morning Call. r.20 Oak Grove Av
Kenny Edward, butcher, r. 348 Fourth
Kenny Edward (Kenny & McCloskey) r. 2733 Pine
Kenny Edward, blindmaker James M. Hurley, r. 23
Park Av
Kenny George F., manager bank and official dept A.
L. Bancroft & Co., r. 405 Van Ness Av
Kennv JamesA., butcher, r. cor Kentucky and First
Av, South S. F.
Kenny James F., whitener Samuel Kellett, r .763 Mar-
ket
Kenny James J., saloon keeper, r. 931 Market
Kenny John (Kenny & Co.) r. 8\V cor Howard and
Langton
Kenny John, blacksmith T. Maier, r. SE cor Church
and Twentieth
Kenny John, bricklayer, r. 270 Jessie
Kenny John, clerk James Farrell, r. 458 Natoma
Kenny John, dummyman Clay St. Hill KB.
Kenny John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Pacific
and Salmon, r. 1022 Paiific
Kenny John, laborer, r. 1410 Pacific
Kenny John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N s Shasta,
bet Maryland and Louisiana
Kenny John, machinist Union Iron Works, r. Nine-
teenth, bet Sherman and Diamond
Kenny John, peddler, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Kenny John, waiter Grand Hotel, r. 366 Minna
Kenny John, wholesale liquors, COS Front, r. W s Ne-
braska, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Kenny John D., guard House of Correction
Kenny John J., milkman, W s Twenty-sixth Av, 8 of
Point Lobos Av
Kenny John S. (Kenny & Sheahan) r. 650)<S Natoma
Kenny Kate, domestic 1623 Clay
Kenny Kate Miss, saleslady Davis Cohan
Kenny Kearn, real-estate agent, 22 Kearny, r. 1628
Pierce
Kenny Margaret, widow, r. 431 Minna
Kenny Mary Mrs., r. 1045 Mission
Kenny Michael, pictureframemaker, r. 1628 Pierce
Kenny Michael, teamster Union Iron Wor!^B, r. 519
Mission
Kenny Michael, watchman Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 1022 Pacific
Kenny Nellie, dofhestic 307 Bartlett
Kenny O., driver United Carriage Co., Palace Hotel,
r. 639 Mission
Kenny Owen, waiter Lick House, r. 429 Stevenson
Kenny Patrick, bootmaker, 237 Jackson
Kenny Patrick, cook, r. 270 Jepsie
Kenny Patrick, laborer, r. 2 Freelon
Kenny Patrick, mate schr W. S. Phelps, r. 134 Steuart
Kenny Piitrick, saloon keeper, r. Railroad Av, bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth Avs, South S. F.
Kenny Patiick F., miner, r. 1045 Mission
Kenny Peter, clerk Kearn Kenny, r. 1628 Pierce
Kenny R. W., clerk wholesale dept A. L. Bancroft &
Co., r. 405 Van Ness Av
Kenny Theresa, widow, r. 23 Park Av
Kenny Thomas (Cole it Kenny) r. Brooklyn Hotel
Kenny Thomas, laborer, r. 430 Clementina
Kenny Thomas, painter, r. 213 Fourth
Kenny W., hostler N. B. and Mission RR.
Kenny William, expressman, cor Market and Ellis, r.
Chenery, bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first, Fairmount
Tract
Kenny William, gardener, 1717 Van Ness Av
Kenny William J ., carpenter, r. 509 Hyde
Kenny William J. Jr., salesman, r. 509 Hyde
Kenny & Co. (John Kenny and Patrick H. Madden)
liquor saloon, SW cor Howard and Langton
Kenny & McCloskey (Edward Kenny and Thomas Mc-
Closkey) htreet contractors, 2733 Pine
Kenny & Sheahan (John S. Kenny and Maurice Shea-
han) merchant tailors, 691 Market
Kenny. See Kenna, Kenney, Kinne and Kinney
Kenovich M., deckhand stmr Tosemite, Market St.
Wharf
Kenrick J. Mrs., furnished rooms. 117 Fell
Kenrick John, carriagesmith William Halkett, r. 117
Fell
Kensington Stables, Charles Kellett proptr,2614 and 2616
Mission
Kenslow H. Mrs., widow, r. 764 Mission
Kent Charles E., cardriver, r. 1503 Market
Kent Daniel M., mining secretary, and general
collector, 330 Pine, rooms 17-19, r. 1313 Eleventh
Av, East Oakland
Kent D. B. Mrs., widow, r. 62 Halleck
Kent Edwin, clerk William F. Hammell & Co., r.527
Octavia
Kent Edwin, janitor, 315 California, r. 1602 Lar'<in
Kent George C, assistant weigher coiner's dept U. 8.
Mint,r. 1220 Mission
Kent George, waiter Pacific Coast SS. State of Cali-
fornia
Kent Henry S., messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r. 302
Seventeenth
Kent James, wood and coal, 1907 Howard
Kent Katie Miss, shirtmakrr, r. .")27 Octavia
Kent K. Copel, warehouseman Cutting Packing Co., r.
72 Natoma
Kent Louis A., student Heald'sBusiness College, r. 638
Green
Kent Mary T. Mrs., r. 710M Clementina
Kent Matilda, widow, r. 114 Guerrero
Kent Samuel H., ammonia works, S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 711 Leavenworth
Kent Thaddeus B., cashier Matirice Dore & Co., r. 930
Market
Kent Thomas E., marker Standard Shirt Factory, r.
527 Octavia
Kent Thomas R., porter Hanley & Snow. r. Oakland
Kent Walter D.. salesman Henry Koster, r. 711 Cal.
Kent William G., photographer Pearl Art Gallery, r.
Abbotsford House
Kentaro Yanag-lya, consul Japan, 309 Jones
Kenter Jean, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Kentfield Daniel, fireman SS. Ancon, Broadway
Wharf
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Eentfield Ed-ward E., cashier John Eentfield & Co., r.
333 Fremont
Eentfield Frank C, with John Eentfield & C!o., r. 333
Fremont
Eentfield John (John Eentfield & Co.) r. 333 Fre-
mont
Kentfield Jokn •& Co. (John Eentfield and
Charles Nelson) manufs and dealers lumber, Pier
9 Stewart
Eenton Mining Co. (Sierra Co., Cal.) Henry C. Hin-
man secretary, 411 California
Keutuck Mining: Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) J. W.
Pew secretary, 310 Pine, room 17
Eentucky Lodgings, 625!^ Clay
Eentzel James W., gasfitter, and foreman Hook and
Ladder No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. 1317 Broadway
Eentzel Joseph E., plumber and gasfitter, r. 7 Frank-
Un
Eentzel Philip, teamster, r. 1723 O'Farrell
Eentzel William H., sergeant police City Hall, r. 7
Franklin
Eentzell A. J., waiter What Cheer House Restaurant,
r. 531 Sacramento
Eenworthy Mark, shearer 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. North Point, bet Polk andLarkin
Kenyon Curtis G., physician and surgeon, office
and r. GG4 Minsion
Eenyon John, clerk adjutant-general U. 8. A., Presi-
dio Reservation, r. 324 Turk
Eenyon John, driver City Cab and Carriage Stables,
r. 174 Jessie
Eenyon Thomas C, conductor Southern Pac. RR., r.
903 >4 Shotwell
Eenyon Wayne M., salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
105 Stockton
Eenzel Theodore, clerk H. H. Ritter. r. 839 Califor-
nia
Eeogan Patrick, r. 18 Hollis
Eeogh James, expressman, 537 California, r. SE cor
Guerrero and Qulnn
Eeogh James R., clerk, r. 411 Ellis
Eeogh John, upholsterers' goods, 73 and 75 New
Montgomery, r. 2512 Clay
Eeogh Michael, with John Eeogh, r. liiii Clara
Eeogh Michael W., proptr Hibernia Lodging House,
3G6 Natoma
Eeogh Pattick, deckhand stmr City of Stockton,
Washington St. Wharf
i Eeogh T. B. Mrs., widow, confectionery, and toys
and varieties, 1157 Folsom
Eeogh Thomas, upholsterer, r. 244H Clara
Eeogh William H., salesman John Eeogh, r. 244 }j
Clara
Eeogh. See Eehoe and Eeough
Eeohaue John, hostler Central RR., r. cor Turk and
Steiner
Eeohane W., r. German Hotel
Eeon Charles, conductor Omnibus RR.
Eeough Edward, painter, r. 523 Jessie
Eeough M., trackrepairer N. B. and Mission RR.
Eeough Mary Miss, cigarmaker Aaron Meyer, r. 521
First
Eeough Thomas, ironmolder, r. 12 Eleventh
Eeough Thomas E., cabinetmaker, r. 12 Eleventh
Eeough. See Eehoe and Eeogh
Repfler Jennie, widow, r. 139 Silver
EephartMary R., domestic 2320 Mission
Eepplcr Louis, clerk John U. Fisher, r. 2422 Bryaut
Beppler U., agent, r. 909 Kearny
Eerber Henry C, resident physician German Hospi-
tal, Noe, bet Fourteenth and Ridley
Eerby Frederick, machinist Pacific Mail SS. Co., r.
620 Howard
Eerby Thomas, r. 40 Hill
Eerby. See Eirby
Eercheval James L., purser stnir Reform, r. 22 Geary
Eerdel Tony, jeweler H. EUeau, r. 418 Van Ness Av
Eerford Charles, carpenter Cook & Trounson, r. Ahl-
born House
Eerk E. Miss, missionary Young Women's Christian
Assn, 314 Sutter
Eerllu Edward, r. 520 Powell
Kerlin George B., mining, r. 210 Turk
Kerlin George B. Jr., <-lerk, r. 210 Turk
Eerlin Harry E., warehouseman Eureka Grain Ware-
house, r. 210 Turk
Eermode Edward, machinehand William B. Brad-
bury, r. 114)4 Park Av
Eern Adam Q., maltater Chicago Brewery, r. 1420
Pine
Eern Albert, blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., r. San
Bruno Road, S of Precita Av
Kern Benjamin, pressman Alta California, r. 442
Second
Eern Diana, domestic 629 Tyler
Kern Henry, laborer, r. 4 Valencia
Eern Island Irrigating Canal Co. (Bakersfleld, Eern
Co.) F. Boper president, C. Brower secretary, 49
Nevada Block
Eern Julius, employee Mutual Ice Co., r. 417?4 Te-
hama, bet Fifth snd Sixth
Eern Morris J., w4th South Pac. Coast RR., r. 711
Linden
Eern P., first assistant engineer Pacific Coast SS,
Senator
Eern Samuel, boilermaker Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 17
Riucon Av
Eern Valley Water Co. (Bakersfleld, Eern Co.) John
H. Redington president, Horatio P. Livermore
treasurer and secretary, S. W. Wible superin-
tendent, 531 Market
Kern William (Strecker & Eern) r. 1010 Hyde
Eern. See Eearn
Keruaghan John, shearsman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Louisiana, bet Napa and Shasta
Eemahan Lizzie, domestic 1929 Geary
Eernan Edward, furniture polisher, r. 522 Geary
Eernau James, driver United Carriage Co., r. 2 Hamp-
ton Court
Kernan John C. (Goldstein & Eernan) r. 951 Mission
Kernan Kate Miss, r. 425 Ellis
Kernan P., helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Kernan Patrick, expressman, r. 9 Bryant Av
Kernan Thomas, steward Tirmiual Hotel
Kerner Frank, bartender Peter Kerner, r. 539 Minna
Kerner Henry J., carpetlayer C. M. Plum & Co., r. 539
Minna
Kerner Peter, carpenter, 9.39 Clay
Kerner Peter, liquor saloon, SE cor New Montgomery
and Jessie, r. 539 Minna
Kernou Charles, gardener, r. 13 Moss
Kerns Benjamin, pressman The Daily Exchange, r.
NW cor Bryant and Second
Kerns Charles T., carpenter, r. 2927 Sacramento
Kerns Louis, plumber, r. 1018 Alabama
Kerns Matthew, laborer, r. 436 Jessie, rear
Kerns Philip, lont-shi>reman, r. 240 Ritch
Kerns Thomas, plumber C. Uehn, r. 208 Sixteenth
Eerns. See Keams
Kerr Andrew, foreman yard Richard D. Chandler, r.
Broadway, nr Montgomery
Eerr Charles, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, r.
cor Folsom and Eighth
Eerr Charles H., wholesale butcher. First .\v, nr Een-
tucky, South S. F., office 240 Montgomery, room
13, r. 123 Page
Eerr Claus, brewer Jackson Brewery, r. 15 Laskie
Kerr David, book and job printer, 008 Market, r.
524 Tayl'T
Kerr David, carriage, wagon, and truck mauuf, 47 and
49 Beale, r. 34 Page
Eerr David, teamster William Eerr, r. W s Pringle
Court, nr Greenwich
Eerr Earl, foreman William Eerr, r. Sanders' Hotel
Kerr Earl T., bookkeeper William Kerr. r. 903 Battery
Kerr Edward, blackKmith Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Kentucky, bet Nevada and Sierra
Kerr Edward, salesman C. Curtin, r. 719 Shotwell
Kerr James, machinist Joshua Heudy
Kerr James, painttr, r. 1146 Howard
Kerr James A., teacher music, r. NW cor Folsom and
Second
Kerr James H., laborer William Eerr, r. Eeamy, nr
Filbert
Eerr James P., cashier Morning Call, r. 112 Kearny
Kerr James W. (Steiger fc Kerr) r. 151 Octavia
Kerr John, wood and coal, 1160 Folsom, r. Ill Eighth
Kerr John, cook, r. 2 Caroline PI
Kerr John, hackman Plaza, r. 110 Clinton
Kerr John, patternmaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 308
Folsom
Eerr John, woodcarver D. A. Macdonald & Co. r. 624
Taylor
Eerr Joseph, seaman Pacific Mail 88. City of New
York
Kerr lazzie, widow, r. 124 Page
Ktrr Martin, clerk What Cheer House
Kerr J»Iatthe-»v, wines and liquors. 111 Leidea-
dorflf, r. 19 Clara
1 Kerr Robert, teamster, r. 712 X Clementina
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Kerr Kuth S. MisB, adjuster coiner's dept U. S. Mint,
r. 303 O'Farrell
Kerr Thomas, clerk Parrott & Co., r. NW cor Folsom
and Second
Kerr Thomas, laborer, r. 1322 Minna
Kerr Thomas H., clerk Thomas H. Selby k Co., r.
NW cor Second and Folsom
Kerr William, teamster and contractor, 903 Battery
Kerr William J., driver Market St. ER., r. 1221 Fill-
more
Kerr William J., engineer, r. 1419 Kearny
Kerr William R., cooper, r. 821 Shotwell
Kerr. See Kurr
Kerrens Patrick, blacksmith helper Pac. Rolling Mill,
r. W s Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear
Kerrigan Auue E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1107 Union
Kerrigan Bernard, laborer Cornelius O'Donnell, r. COT
Brannau
Kerrigan Charles, clerk, r. 20 Larkin
Kerrigan David H., driver Hook and Ladder No. 3, S.
F. F. D., r. fiPolk
Kerrigan Edward, butcher, r. E s Butte, nr Florida
Kerrigan Edward, painter, r. 1107 Union
Kerrigan Frank, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 13 M
Kerrigan George, brushmaker Richard W. Simpson,
r. Bernal Heights
Kerrigan James, laborer, r. Chenery, Fairmount Tract,
nr Bernal Station
Kerrigan James, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. N 8 Alabama, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-
sixth
Kerrigan John, butcher, r. 12 Leroy PI
Kerrigan Jjshn, laborer, r. 12 Hunt •
Kerrigan John, porter new City Hall, r. 20 Larkin
Kerrigan Kate, domestic 611 Van Ness Av
Kerrigan Kate J., domestic 938 Geary
Kerrigan Maggie, domestic 1716 Van Ness Av
Kerrigan Marie Miss, packer Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. S s Butte, btt Florida and Bryant Av
Kerrigan Mary, widow, r. 1107 Union
Kerrigan Mary, domestic 218 Tyler
Kerrigan Mary, dcuestic 711 Taylor
Kerrigan Marj' J. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1107 Union
Kerrigan Michael, trimmer Alexander NicoU, r. 341
Minna
Kerrigan Michael J., foreman South Point Mills, r.
24 Mint Av
Kerrigan P. (Huntington k Kerrigan) r. cor Bryant
and First
Kerrigan Patrick, hackman, r. 155 New Montgomery
Kerrigan Patrick, seaman, r. 1 Alger PI
Kerrigan Robert, laborer, r. S s Butte, bet Bryant Av
and Florida
Kerrigan Thomas F., teamster Presidio Reservation,
r. NE cor Greenwich and Lyon
Kerrison Edmund P., clerk American Salt Co., r.
1645^ Mission
Kerrison George, carpenter and builder, 2128 Bush
Kerrison George G., with Golden City Chemical
Works, r. 721 Green
Kerrison Robert E., r. S 6 Serpentine Ay, bet Folsom
and Harrison
Kerrison Robert J., porter Wells, Fargo & Co.,r. 117>i
Bartlett
Kerrison William H., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
929 Capp
Kerrison Walter W., salesman S. F. News Co., r. 2128
Bush
Kerruish Edward, shipwright, 500 Battery, r. 1005
Twentieth
Kerruish Thomas, carpenter Pacific Mail SS. Co., r.
440 Third
Kerrup Abraham, mate sloop Dorinda, r. 449 First
Kershaw Alvin, fisherman, r. Keystone House
Kershaw J., machinist National Iron Works, r. 620
Folsom
Kershaw Maraden, foreign and domestic coal,
17 and 19 Spear, r. 917 Guerrero
Kershaw William H., clerk Frank Laeremans, r. 605
Taylor
Kersell Adam, drayman Petersen & Co., r. 8W cor
Geary and Laguna
Kerssenbouck Bernard, cooper David Woerner, r. 429
Bush
Kersten Charles, paver Superintendent of Streets
Kerstlng Carl, cellarman Kohler k Frohliug, r. 623
Kearny
Kertell Charles, sculptor and woodcarver, 236 Post, r.
6 Stockton PI
Kertelsen Peter, laborer, r. 216 Montgomery Av
Kervan Harry E., clerk S. F. Laundry Assn, r. 610
Powell
Kervan Ida M. Miss, assistant Union Grammar
School, r. 610 Powell
Kervan Lulu K. Miss, teacher Alameda High School,
r. 610 Powell
Kervan Thomas L., foreman Albert A. Snyder, r. 610
Powell
Kervin Patrick, gardener, r. 503 Jones
Kerwin Hugh, teamster J. Morton k Co., r. 41 Ne-
vada
Kerwin Martin, laborer, r. 21 Rausch, rear
Kerwin Mary, domestic 1108 Bush
Kerwin Thomas, laborer, r. 143 Shipley
Keser Alfred S., bookbinder John B. Mclntyre, r. 704
Howard
Keser David J., compositor Morning Call, r. 771 Har-
rison
Keser Frederick H., barber, Flieler & Klefer, r. Over-
land House
Keser Louis, clothing and furnishing goods, 15 Sixth
Kesling Erail, baker Baldwin's DiningPalace
Kesling William C, real-estate, r. 1533 Howard
Kespert Frank, student, r. SW cor Railroad and Six-
teenth Avs, South S. F.
Kespert Henry, jeweler, r. SW cor Railroad and Six-
teenth Avs, South S. F.
Kespert John J., woodcarver, r. SW cor Railroad and
Sixteenth Avs, South S. F.
Kess Lucien, waiter Mrs. Rosalie Lauwers, r. 25
Montgomery Av
Kessack George, driver, r. 1122 Larkin
Kesseler Francis (J. & F.Kesseler) r. 1912 Stevenson
Kesieler J. & F. (Joseph and Francis) marble works,
S s Brannan, bet Fifth and Sixth, warerooms 7
Taylor
Kesseler Joseph (J. & P. Kesseler) r. 1912 Stevenson
Kessing John F., 2505 Howard
Kessing John H., fish dealer, 79 and 80 California
Market, and 7 Clay St. Market, r. 963 Harrison
Kessing John P., capitalist, r. 428 Broadway
Kessing's Hall, SE cor Howard and Twenty-flrst
Kessler August, coalpasser Pacific Mail 6S. Dakota
Kessler Augustus, bookkeeper John Muller, r. 136
Ridley
Kessler Frederick, cigarmaker, r. 683 Harrison
Kessler George, waiter Palace Hotel
Kessler Richard, baker, r. 252 Third
Kester Levi B. (McMillan k Kester) r. West Oakland
Ketchcn James E., rubber stamps, r. 1073 3^ Market
Ketching William, dishwasher 509 Washington
Ketchum William W., carpenter, r. 733 Natoma
Ketscher Gustav. engineer, r. 608 Sixth
Kettt-lson August, captain schr Pike County, r. 5
Washington
Kettelson Bernard, laborer, r. 407 Pacific
Kettle William, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 346
Beale
Kettle William, salesman A. Sllvestri & Co., r. 11
August Alley
Kettlelake Frederick, r. 606 Pine
Kettleman William, painter, r. 429 Clementina
Kettlewell Harriet Mrs., r. 1060 Howard
Kettlewell Joseph A., salesman, r. 324 Turk
Ketzler George, sashmaker Smith & Davis, r. 2 Haggln
Keuerleber Frederick W., wines and liquors, 39 Market,
r. SW cor Pine and Dupont
Keuerleber Gotlieb (Hagler k Keuerleber) r. 925
Kearny
Keuneke Henry, stableman Joseph Alldack, r. 8 s
Bush, bet Devisadero and Broderick
Keuscher Frederick, special policeman, r. 1334 Dupont
Keuscher Theodore, r. 514 Greenwich
Kevel George, r. 797 Mission
Keville John, laborer William Kerr, r. 003 Battery
Kewen Perrie, attorney at law, r. 905 Sutter
Kewin William, porter Newton Brothers & Co., r. 120
West Av
Kewitz Charles (Kewitz k Co.) r. 242 Sutter
Kewltz & Co. (Charles Kewitz and Nicholas Henckes)
liquor saloon, 242 Sutter
Kewnlg John (Kewnig & Eisel) r. 28 )i Hunt
Kewnig & Eisel (John Kewnlg and C. W. Elsel)
IvorytnrnerB, 10 Stevenson
Keyer John, engineer Southern Pac. RB., r. 1705
Jessie
Keyes Arthur T., butcher Orsen H. Keyes, r. 624 Turk
Keyes Elijah B., assistant weigher Custom House, r.
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Keyes Ella, widow, r. 229 Sixth
Keyes Orsen H., fresh and salt meste, 50 Stettart, r.
601 Van Ness Av
Keyes P., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Keyes Patrick, laborer, r. 109 Freelon
Keyes Rosanna Mrs., furnished rooms, 112 Hayes
Keyes William, driver A. B. Smith, r. 11209 Folsom
Keyes Winfield S., mining expert, 310 Pine, room 42,
r. 710 OTarrell
Keynon John C, cooper Reuben Norton, r,-^08
Drumm
Keys Gilbert S. (Dempster & Keys) r. Oakland
Keyser George, porter Ackerman Bros., r. Turk St.
Hotel
Keyser Henry, journalist S. F. Chronicle, r. 23 Mission
Av
Keyser Paul, produce commission, 206 Clay, r. 1208
Turk
Keyser Rufus, merchant, r. 728 Hayes
Keyser W. M., office 320 Sansome, room 46
Keyser. See Kaiser and Kayser
Keyston Brothers (James W. and William D.) whip
manufs, 2629 Mission
Keyston James W. (Keyston Brothers) r. W s Church,
nr Twenty-eighth
Keyston Samuel, r. W s Church, bet Twenty-eighth
and Valley
Keyston William U. (Keyston Brothers) r. Park House,
cor Twenty-fourth and Mission
Keystone Consolidated Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.)
T. J. Sha'-kleford secretary, 310 Pine, room 40
Keystone House, Frank Nicolaysen proptr, 127
and 129 Jackson
Keyt «& Co. (estate of A. C. Keyt) general advertis-
ing agents, and bill posters, Thomas N. Dumphy
manager, 50G Commercial
Keyton Ellen Miss, lodgings, 246 Tehama
Keytou William, laborer, r. SW cor Sixteenth and Co-
lumbia
Kezar Abner H., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1200H
Larkin
Kialy Thomas, hostler Central RR., r. 1719 G'Farrell
Kibbe George R., bookkeeper, r. 15 Taylor
Kibbe Horace W., bartender Adam & Kibbe, r. 212
Perry
Kibbe Lincoln, r. 1112 Powell
Kibbe Millard (Adam & Kibbe) r. 1112 Powell
Kibbe Sarah A., widow, r. 1041 Mission
Kibbe Thomas R., physician, r. 15 Taylor
Kibbe Thornton M., clerk, r. 1112 Powell
Kibbler John, r. 331 Kearny, room 9
Kicher Frederick, brewer, r. 536 Commercial
Kick Adolph, gunsmith Charles Flohr, r. Belvldere
House
Kidd Alexander Jr., musician Tivoll Garden, r. 704
Union
Kidd Alexander A,, machinist Risdon I. and L.Works
Kidd Anthony, watchmaker, r. 523 Sixth
Kidd David W., compositor Winterburn & Co., r. 570
Howard
Kidd Elmore A., student Barnard's Business College,
r. 2614 Folsom
Kidd George M., musician Adelphl Theater, r. 705
Vallejo
Kidd Gc^orge V., carriagepalnter Harvey W. Rice,r. 2614
Folsom
Kidd George W., teamster, r. 668 Clementina
Kidd James, contractor and builder, r. E B Church,
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Kidd James, musician, r. 705 Vallejo
Kidd Jessie, widow, r. 570 Howard
Kidd John (C. S. Moses & Co.) r. 813 Jessie
Kidd Leonard W., proptr and publisher Saturday
Local, 2208 Mission, r. SW cor Twenty-fifth and
Sanchez
Kidd Mary L., nurse, r. 1532 Eddy
Kidd P. A., widow, r. 603 Sutter
Kidd Powers, horseshoer Daniel I. Newkirk, r. 2723
Mission
Kidd Sarah, widow, r. 18 Heron
Kidd William, house fitter, r. E 8 Pensylvania Av, bet
Ytilo and Colusa
Kidd William, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine, r,
1031 Montgomery
Kidd William H., foreman Harvey W. Rice. r. 2714
Folsom
Kidd William T,, seaman, r. 231 Green
Kidd. See Kydd
Kidder Charles A., painter E. H. Black, r. 8 s (514)
Sixteenth, bet Mission and Valencia
Kidder Charles A., painter, r. 1607 Stevenson
Kidder Clara R. Mrs., shoefitter Buckingham k Hecht
Kidder George W., peddler, r. 636 Commercial
Kidley William H., commander O. & O. SS. Gaelic
Kidney John, laborer, r. 212 Ritch
Kidney Timothy, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 212
Ritch
Kidwell Johi), gardener John H. Sievers, r. 1213 Union
Kiefer Barbara, widow, r. 512 Brannan
Kiefer Christian, laborer, r. 528 Pacific
Kiefer John, barber, and baths. 230 Bush, r. 237
Seventh
Kiefer Louis, vamisher J. B. Luchsinger & Son, r. 9
William
Kiefer Philip (Flieler & Kiefer) r. 222 Grove
Kiefer. See Keefer
Kiefifer Charles, liquor saloon, 432 Broadway
Kleffer George, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Kieffer Oilifie, tallow works. Thirty-second Av, Bay
Park Homestead
Kiehl C, patternmaker Risdon I. andL. Works
Kiehl Ernest H.. steward Oregon SS. George W.Elder,
Folsom St. Wharf
Kiehl Jenny Mips, laundress Alcide Leglise, r. 616
Octavia
Kiehn Augiist, laborer Nicholas Bremer, r. 722 Mont.
Kiel Charles, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Kiel Henry, cook North German House, r. NE cor
Eighth and Brannan
Kiel Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Kiely Mary E.. domestic 811 O'Farrell
Kiely P., maltster, v. 444 Brannan
Kien Minnie, domestic 2318 California
Kienborts Daniel, r. 432 Fifth
Kier'-hner B.; r. German Hotel
Kiernau Bernard, laborer I. L. Merrell, r. 605 Brannan
Kiernan Bernard, Tailors' Pro. Union, NW cor Kear-
ny nnd Morton
Kiernan Bessie, domestic 340 Turk
Kiernau Bridget, widow, r. NE cor Devisadero and
McAllister
Kieruan Chirles H., salesman C. Muller, r. 836 Mis-
sion
Kiernan Charles W., furniture and upholstery, 231
Sixteenth
Kiernan Ellen, widow, r. 430k Natoma
.Kiernan Francis J., fruits, and confectionery, 230 Post
Kiernan James, laborer, r. 424 Shipley
Kiernan James, teamster Heman C. Elliot, r. 715
Natoma
Kiernan John, r. 1008 Union
Kiernan John, poi-ter, r. 519 Mission
Kiernan John, stonecutter, r. S s Bay, bet Pierce and
Scott
Kiernan John, teamster, r. NW cor Geary and Baker
Kiernan John Jr., painter, r.Ss Bay, bet Scott and
Devisadero
Kiernan John J.,
Bryant Av
Kiernan Michael,
cooper MattuUath Manuf. Co., r. 9
machinist, r. 836 Mission
Kiernan Michael, plasterer, r. 1192 Harrison
Kiernan Patrick, expressman, SE cor Sixth and Mar-
ket, r. 9 Bryant Av
Kiernan Peter, salesman Morison, Hutchinson k, Co.,
r. 325 Clemeutiua
Kiernan Philip (Stryker & Kiernan) r. 513 Howard
Kiernan Thomas, groceries and liquors, SE cor Mis-
sion and Powell Av
Kiernan Thomas, drayman TlUmann & Bendel, r. 716
Bryant
Kiernan Thomas J. (Connolly & Kiernan) r. 13 Moss
Kiernan Thomas W., compositor News Letter, r. 605
Brannan
Kloman Walter M.. tailor, r. 8:{6 Mission
Kieruan William, clerk, r. 836 Mission
Kierski George, rigarmaker, r. 127 Eddy
Kierskl Moritz, tinsmith, r. 212 Sutter
Kierski William, grand secretnry District Grand
Lodge No. 4, Independent Order B'nai B'rith, and
secretary B'nai B'rith Hall Assn, r. 127 Eddy
Klersted Charles, miner, r. 1131 Clay
Kierulff Albert, steward schr Trustee, r. 406 Pacific
Kles Charles F., porter Wheeler & Wilson Manuf.
Co., r. 36 Geary
Kles Henry, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Kiesel Charles, solicitor New Atlantic Hotel, r. 207
Montgomery Av
Kiesel Prosper, painter, r. 95 Colton
Klesendahl Einll, boots and shoes, 1407 Polk
Kiesens Samuel, seaman, r. 8 Berry
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE. '«,'df:k=R. the optician,
Established, S.F., 1863, 135 Montgomery.
JONAS J. MORRISON
has the most select stock of all the leadinjj^ varieties ot
Lumber in the Market. N. TS. cor. Mission and Spear Sts.
KIE
509
KIM
Kieser Herman, steward Grand Central Hotel
Kleser Nicklaus, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Kiesllng Charles, bartender Park HouBe, NE cor
Twenty-fourth and Mission
Klester J., Lafayette Guard Armory, 730 Montgomery
Kieve Lipman, r. 4(58 Sixth
KilUnieyer Brothers (Jacob and Louis) liquor
saloon, 609 Clay
Kihlmeyer Jacob (Kihlmeyer Brothers) r. 819 Mont.
Kihlmeyer Louis (Kihlmeyer Brothers) r. 819 Mont.
Kihn Ed^varii, proptr Fifth St. Furniture Manu-
factory. 545 and 547 Fifth, r. 113 Clinton
Eihn Frederick, brassfinishtr Eagle Brass and Bell
Foundry, r. 241 Fremont
Klhn Herrmann, policeman City Hall, r.241 Fremont
Elhn Thomas, liquor dealer, r. 241 Fremont
Eihn. See Kean and Keene
Kilavary Patrick B., butcher, 421 Eighth, r. 2016 Ellis
Kilber John, brushmaker, r. 366 Minna
Kllber Mary, dome.stlc 1200 Jones
Kilborn John, blackKmith, r. 1106 Howard
Kilborue. Edmund B., accountant, r. 606 Montgomery
Kilbourn Joseph, bookkeeper, r.« Lincoln PI
Kilbourn W. W., manager M. M. Ward, 01 Second
Kilbourne George O., mining superintendent, r. 702
Post
Kilbride James, r. 524)4 Natoma
Kilbride Owen, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
41 Tehama
Kilbride. See Killbride
Kilhurn Charles A., lieutenant colonel TJ. S. A.,
Depot Commissary Subsistence, Military Division
Pailfic, office Presidio Reservation
KUburn John H., bartender, r. 7 Hinckley
Kilcannon Coleman, laborer, r. 37 Everett
Kilcline Michael, laborer, r. 689 Clementina
Kilcllne Thomas, clerk Daniel Keefe, r. 689 Clem.
Kilcline. See Killcliue
Kilcommon Daniel, blacksmith, W s Mission, nr Five
Mile Store
Kilcommon John, blacksmith Daniel Kilcommon, r.
W 8 Mission, ur Five Mile Store
Kilcullen Michael, laundry, 21 Freelon
KilcuUen. See Killcullen
Kildare Edward J., lithographer, r. 604 Capp
Kilday E. A. Mrs., widow, r. 327 O'Farrell
Kildav Edward A., clerk Bowley Brothers, r. 327
O'Farrell
Kilday James, laborer, r. 114 J^ Langton
Kilday James, laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.,
r. 3 Downey
Kilday James R., tinsmith, r. 1138 Howard
Kilday Lizzie Miss, tailorcss Thomas Heath, r. 3
Downey
Kilday Mary, chambermaid Abbotsford House
Kilday Michael, ironworker new City Hall
Kilday Michael, proptr Eagle Exchange, 100
Second, r. 544 Bryant
Kilday Nellie, domestic 2600 Pacific Av
Kilday Nellie Miss, tailoress, r. 3 Downey
Kilday William, hostler William P. Lambert, r. 3
Downey
Kilday William, stoves and tinware, 1138 Howard
Kilday William J., plimiber WiUlam Kilday, r. 1138
Howard
Kildea Austin, molder O. K. Foimdry, r. 64 First
Kllduff Henry, broommaker Harrison & Dickson, r.
66 Shipley
Kilduff Lizzie Mrs., stewardess Pacific Mail SS. Gran-
ada
Killduff Owen, longshoreman Menzies, Bingham &
Co., r. 66 Shipley
Kilduff Patrick, paver Spring Valley Water Works, r.
1126 Broadway
Kilduff Thomas, bakery, 1 Boardman
Kilduff William, morocco finisher, r. 406 Seventh
Kiley David, engineer, r. 12 Riucon Av
Kilcy Hiram M., trader, r. 1308 Mission
Kiley Michael, carpenter, r. 812 Fifteenth
Kiliy P. Q., Stonecutters' Pro. Assn, 818 Howard
Kilgallon Andrew, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. City of
Chester, r. 316 Beale
Kilgariff John, boilermaker, r. 38 Clarence PI
Kilgariff Michael, porter Michael Heffernan, r. 38
Clarence PI
Kilgour James Y., gasfitter, r. 208 Stockton
Kilgoiir Janet, domestic 1012 Leavenworth
Kilgour L., member S. F. Stock Exchange Board, 327
Pine
Kilkelly Michael, sheepshearer, r. 611 Mission
Kllkelly Patrick, laborer, r. 9 Heron
Kilkenny Delia, domestic 238 Sixth
Kilkenny Patrick, teamster Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co.,
r. 37 Sacramento
Killbride Michael, laborer, r. 29 Pacific
Killbride. See Kilbride
Killcline Maria, domestic 1840 California
Killcline. See Kilcline
Killcullen Owen, clerk Patrick McCormick, r. NW
cor Sierra and Geoi-gia
Killcullen. See Kilcullen
Kille Edwin L., solicitor Wlllcox k Gibbs Sewing
Machine Co., r. 122 Post
Killeen Annie Miss, furnished rooms, 106 Minna
KUleen Dennis, carriagepainter Fashion Stables, r.
907 Twenty-third
Killeen Frederick, r. 117 Diamond
Killeen John, laborer, r. 620 Sixth
Killeen John, lumberman, r. S s Twenty-third, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Killeen Maria, waitress, 511 Mission
Killeen Mary, widow, boarding, 34 Minna
Killeen Michael, gardener, r. Cincinnati Hotel
Killeen Thomas, carriagepainter Albert Folsom, r.
NW cor Guerrero and Twenty-sixth
Killeen' Timothy, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother,
r. NE cor Castro and Twenty-fourth
Killey Charles H., real-estate, r. NW cor Webster
and Green
Killfoyle Patrick, coalpasser Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba
Killiau Anion, compositor P. J. Thomas, r. 1715 De-
visadero
Killlan Catherine, widow, r. 1147 Howard
Killiau Michael, driver Omnibus RR., r. 3 Elizabeth
Killian Patrick, laborer, r. 29 ?i Moss
Killigan Thomas, driver Omnibus RR.
Klllilea , longshoreman Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Killilea Bernard, di-iver City Cab and Carriage
Stables, r. 174 Jessie
Killilea D., second assistant engineer Pacific Coast
SS. Senator
Killilea John, r. 10 Farren Av
Killilea John, r. 172 Minna
Killilea Mary J. Miss, r. 1009 Powell
Killilea Matthew D., carpenter, r. 344 Chattanooga
Killilea Patrick, laborer freight dept Central Pac.
RR., r. 454 Minna, rear
Killilea Stephen, laundryman La Grande Laundry,
r. E s Thirteenth, bet Folsom and Howard
Killilea Thomas, blacksmith, r. 20 "Verona PI
Killimede John, wagonmaker, r. 624 Minna
Killin John, seaman schr Phantom, r. 129 Folsom
Killin Stephen, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Killip Jasper N. (Killip & Co.) r. 323 Kearny
Klllip William J., copyist Superior Court, Department
No. 9, r. 604 Pine
Killip & Co. (Jasper N. Killip, S. B. Whitehead and
Charles M. Chase) auction and commission, office
Arion Halle. NE cor Sutter and Kearny
Killpeck Ann Mrs., janitress Sanchez St. Primary
School, r. E s Castro, nr Nineteenth
Killpeck Bartholomew, bartender S. P. Collins & Co.,
r. 929 Jackson
Killpeck Edward, coppersmith, r. 929 Jackson
Killpeck John, r. E s Castro, nr Nineteenth
Kiloh John, St. Andrews Soc, 232 Sutter
Kilpatrick Andrew, laborer, r. NW cor Columbia and
Sixteenth
Kilpatrick George, tailor, r. 830 Nineteenth
Kilpatrick John A., mining, r. 1131 Clay
Kilpatrick William, engineer, r. Terminal Hotel
Kilroy Michael, teamster, r. 726 Brannan
Kilroy Patrick, contractor, r. Ill Buchanan
Kilroy Patrick, laborer Continental Oil and Transpor-
tation Co., r. 44 Louisa
Kilsby James, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Kilsbv John, seaman, r. 139 Shipley
Kilsby Joseph, master sloop Whipple, r. 139 Shipley
Kimball Alonzo, r. 1301 Mason
Kimball Charles, r.*517 Pinei
Kimball Charles, cook Pacific Coast SS. Senator
Kimball Charles, foreman Engine No. 1, S. F. F. D.,
r. 8M Wetmore Pi
Kimball Charles P., dry and fancy goods, 619 Hayes,
r. 513 Hayes
Kimball Charles S., weigher, r. 83^ Wetmore PI
Kimball Edward, r. 711 California
Kimball Emily C. Miss, ladies nurse, r. 418 Brannan
Kimball Frederick H., clerk, r. 720 Ellis
Kimball Frederick H., clerk, r. Montgomery's Hotel
WINDOW SHADES.
Manufacturer of fine WINDOW
S H A D K S for Private Kesi-
dences, Sioros, Offices, etc., etc.
G-EO.W. CLARK,
645 Market Street.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
WHOI<ESAUS
HARD^f'ARE:,
Corner Market and Front Streets.
KIM
510
KIN
610
St.
Kimball George (Conway & Kimball) r. Ss Thirteenth
Av, bet K and L, South 8. F.
Kimball George H., clerk SpringValley Water Works,
r. C24 Sutter
Kimball George H., hostler, r. 1505 Mission
Kimball George P., carriagemaker, r. 730 Ellis
Kimball George W., clerk, r. 730 Ellis
Kimball Harvey, mining, r. 305 Octavla
Kimball Helen V., widow, r. 8E cor Broderick and
Bush
Kimball Henry (Bartling & Kimball) and school di-
rector, r. 148 Sixth
KimballJ.,r. 3GClay
Kiniball James C, springmaker, r. 539 Minna
Kimball John Rev., publisher The Pacific, 7 Mont-
gomery Av,room 23, r. 132 McAllister
Kimball John C, sprlngmaker Cal. Spring Manuf.
Co., r. 539 Minna
Kimball Newell P., r. 517 Pine
Kimball Proctor W., teacher music, r. 513 Hayes
Kimball Key T., agent B. F. Sawyer & Co., 323 Front,
r. 1015 Mason
Kimball Stephen P., paperhanger George W. Clark, r.
4 Park PI
Kimball Thomas B., superintendent Code, Elfelt &
Co., r. 230 Kearny
Kimball William, carpenter Henry Feigel, r
O'Farrell
Kimberly Elijah B., clerk, r. 514H Hayes
Kimble Liston, salesman W. W. Montague & Co
706 J4 Pine
Kimic Charles, actor Theatre Comlque, r. 17Ji
Mary
Kimley William, clerk Hofvn & Co., r. 410 Minna
Kimme George W., accountant U. 8. Coast and Geo-
detic Survey, r. 26 Howard
Kimmel Annie, widow, r. 107 Twenty-fourth
Kinard Charles E., agent, office 512 California
Klncald Adele Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1111 Folsom
Kincald Cordelia I. Mrs., widow, r. 1810 Webster
Kincaid Hartley B., carpenter, r. 1111 Folsom
Kincaid Isaac P., foreman carpenter Public School
Department, r. 730 Seventeenth
Kincaid John E., contract' ir, r. 2219 Pacific Av
Kincaid Llewellyn S., carpenter Public School De-
partment, r. 1111 Folsom
Kincaid Mary, widow, r. 40 Tehama
Kincaid Mary W. Mrs., assistant Girls' High School,
r. 2219 Pacific Av
Kincaid Samuel A., stonecutter, r. 403 Gough
Kincaid Samuel A. Mrs., paper decorations, 403 Gough
Kincaid William R., clerk, r. 24 Mint Av
Kind Alexander W., upholsterer Frank G. Edwards,
r. 1017 Market
Kind Annie T. Miss, trimmer Miss Frances A. Kind,
r. 1U27 Pacific
Kind Bertha Miss, trimmer Miss Frances A. Kind, r.
1027 Pacific
Kind Frances A. Miss, millinery, 1022 Stockton, r.
1027 Pacific
Kind Minna Miss, trimmer Miss Frances A. Kind, r.
1027 Pacific
Kind M.W. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1017 Market
Kind Richard, billlardmaker Philip Liesenfeld, r.
1027 Pacific
Eindargan Patrick, laborer William Hall, r. France
Av, bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Klndberg Oscar, seaman, r. 415 East
Kindborg Edward, oysterman Michael B,Moraghan,r.
711 California
Kindborg William, laborer new City Hall, r. 837 Tyler
Kindelon O. Joseph, printer, r. 19 Langton
Kinder Charles J., porter Coffin It Hendry, r. 1749J4
Market
Kinder Christopher, r. 23 Stevenson
Kinder Gustave, baker Palace Hotel, r. 745 Market
Kinder John C, shlpchandler, r. 23 Stevenson
Kindergarten School, Mrs. 0. T. Phillips principal,
56 First
Kindergin John, laborer, r. NW eor Folsom and Ecker
Klndlen William, captain schr Fairfield, r. 31 Fred-
erick
Klndler Albert, coffee dealer. NE cor Mission and Fre-
mont, r. The Baldwin
Klne Bridget, widow, r. 125 Clinton, rear
Kine. See Coyne, and Kyne
Klnemann George, musician, r. 409 Green
Kluerson J. H., drayman, r. 2306 Harrison
King Adelbert W., cigarmaker C. F. Holling,r. West
Oakland
King Alexander, blacksmith Sutter St. RR., r. 1307
Montgomery
King Alice, widow, r. KE cor Jones and Lewis
King Alice Mrs., canvasser J. B. O'Connor & Co., r.
722 Braunan
King Arthur, clerk, r. 253 Stevenson
King Asa H. (E. C. Lovell & Co.) r. 912M Laguna
King Augustus, janitor Safe Deposit Co., r. 253 Stev.
King Augustus Jr., lettercarrier Post Office, r. 339
Bitch
King Austin, lettercarrier Post Office, r. 342 Grove
King Bai-tlett, bartender Patrick Gorham, r. 60 Annie
King Cameron H. (King & Rodgers) r. 2205 Devlsadero
King Carrie Mrs., furnished rooms, 124 O'Farrell
King C. E., widow, seamstress, r. 20 Oak Grove Av
King Charles, carsealer Central Pac. BR., r. 911 Shot-
well
King Charles, sawmaker Pac. Saw Manuf. Co., r.l308
Montgomery
King Charles A., patternmaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
643 Folsom
King Charles H., cigarmaker, r. 114 Hyde
King Charles J. (C. James King of William & Co.) r.
Oakland
King Charles W., r. 1709 Stevenson
King Charles W. A., porter Haas Brothers, r. 11 Lau-
rel PI
King Clarence H., baggageman Central Pac. RR., r.
1017 Larkin
King Cornelius, cooper, r. 319 Broadway
King David F., teamster Dohrmann & Co.,r. 123 Ore-
gon
King Delia, domestic 940 Twentieth
King Dennis W., engineer Wells, Russell & Co., r. 115
Silver
King Dwight C, livery and sale stable, 1608 West
Mission
King Edward, winchman O. & O. SS. Belgic
King Edward H„ molder, r. 219 Langton
King Edward T., r. 1017 Larkin
King Eliza J., widow, furnished rooms, 1017 lArkin
Kiug Elizabeth, widow, r. 219 Langton
King Emily, widow, r. 1104 Market
King Fannie C, widow, r. 627 Fulton
King Florence, r. 908 Jackson
King Francis W., teamster, r. NW cor Harrison and
Spear
King Frank, r. 908 Jackson
King Frank M., bookbinder Charles E. Rankin, r. 7
Card Alley
King Frederick, wagonmaker William E. Shaw, r. 1621
Miirket
King Frederick W., cutter William Kaiser, r. 107 Ash
Av
King George A., clerk, r. 114 Hyde
King George C, printer, r. 1111 Mason
Kiug George B., capitalist, 211 Sansome, room 6, r.
Occidental Hotel
King George F., proptr King's Hall, 2131 Mission
King George W., salesman B. Beaven, r. 1709 Stev.
King Henry, waiter Joseph Glustl, r. 218 William
King Henry, fireman Pac. Distillery, r. 8W cor Union
and Steiner
King Henry L., builder, r. 1002 Powell
King Henry L. Jr., bookkeeper banking dept Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. Oakland
Kinff Homer S. (Homer S. King & Co.) r. 1450
Sacramento
Kin^ Homer S. A Co. (Homer 8. King) stock-
brokers, 312 Pine
King J., laborer Superintendent of Streets
King J., waiter Pacific Mail SS. Australia
King James, bollermaker O. k O. SS. Gaelic
King James, engineer, r. 115 Silver
Kiug James, Ironmolder, r. 1315 Octavia
King James, laborer, r. 30 Welsh
King James, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
King James, wines and liquors, U8 Fourth
King James C, r. 1322 Jackson
King James H., painter, r. 1618 Stockton, rear
Kint; James Li. (King & Chattln) notary public
and member State Board of Equalization, r. Occi-
dental Hotel
King John, bartender James King, r. 284 Minna
King John, boatman, r. 11 Pacific
King John, boatman, r. Montgomery, bet Union and
Alta
King John, capitalist, r. 1581 Folsom
King John, engineer new City Hall, r. 115 Silver
King John, laborer, r. 17 Gilbei-t
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY "^sHiNg^DONE^sHo^r notice
I MArnnNOlinU importer of and dealer nv coAii and pig iron,
J. niHOUUniUUUn, 41 MarUet Street, corner S^ar.
KIN
511
KIN
King John, liquor saloon, 26 Turk, r. 325 Jessie
King John, porter Alta California, r. Myrtle Av bet
Gough and Franklin
King John, teamster Metropolitan Match Factory, r.
E s Gilbert, bet Townsend and Brannan
King John A. B., engineer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 721
Harrison
King John 0., bookkeeper Homer S. King & Co., r.
Lick House
King John C, carpenter, r. 1322 Jackson
Kiii^ Joliii S., Chinese employment office, G16
Clay, r. 534 Ellis
King Joseph, ambulance driver County Jail, r. 416
Broadway
King Joseiih, brakeman Southern Pac. BR., r. 812
Filbert
King Joseph, carpenter, r. 1308 Montgomery
King Joseph B., porter American Exchange Hotel
King Joseph F., nurse St. Mary's Hospital
King Joseph L., stockbroker, 402 Montgomery, room
2, r. Sonoma, Cal.
King Julia Mrs., liquor saloon, 113 First
King Lewis C, captain guard House of Correction
King Luke, blacksmith Sutter St. RR., r. 1307 Mont-
gomery
King Martin, fiieman Pacific Mail SS. City of Syd-
ney
King Mary Miss, r. 20 J^ Fifth
King Mary Miss, housekeeper Armidale House, 969
Mission
King Mary Miss, typesetter Painter & Co., r. 1307
Montgomery
King Matthew, baker A. Wilson, r. 612 Clay
King Michael, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. China, r.
N£ cor Second and Brannan
King Michael, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. City of
Sydney
King Michael, contractor, r. 327 Tyler, rear
King Michael, house and signx>ainter, 311 Sutter, r.
435 Bush
King Michael, laborer, r. 3 Baldwin Court
King Michael, laborer, r. N s Twenty -ninth, bet
Church and Dolores
King Michael L., antiquarian book store, 205 Fourth,
r. 19 Clementina
King of Marin Mining Co. (Marin Co., Cal.) E. A.
Peck secretary, 64(; Market
KIMe OF WILLIAM C, JAMES & CO,
(Charles J. King and Isaac H. Morse) manufs
hermetically sealed goods, NW cor Sansome and
Broadway
King Otis B., painter Hopps & Sons, r. cor Randall
and Palmer
King Otto, Cigarmakers Assn, 771 Market
King Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 1902 Ellis
King Patrick, painter, r. 304 Fulton
King Patrick J., stockcutter U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 1036 Guerrero
King Philip, barber and baths, 323 Pacific, r. 1425
Dupont
King Richard, carpenter D. M Macdonald & Co., r. 11
Laurel Pi
King Richard P. fringemaker Rosalie Colombat, r.
1307 Montgomery
King Robert, steward stmr Relief, Jackson St. Wharf
King Robert I., carpenter, r. 29 Sixth
King Robert W., chief engineer American Sugar Re-
finery, r. 607 Fourth
King Sarah, widow, r. 114 Hyde
King Seth A., machinist, r. 1109)4 Larkin
King Stephen, salesman Kennedy & Durr, r. 304 Ful-
ton
King Street House, John Battles proptr. 3 and 5
King
KingT., boilermaker O. A O. SS. Gaelic
King Thomas, cook stmr El Capltan, Oakland Ferry,
r. 31 Hinckley
King Thomas, salesman Thomas J. Broderiok, r. 229
Minna
King Thomas, special policeman, r. 703 Ji Davis
King Thomas, watchman B. Davidson & Co., r. 911
Bryant
King Thomas C, carpenter, r. 601 Natoma
King Thomas J., printer, r. 824 Howard
King Timothy J., expressman, r. 412 Shipley ■
King Walter, patternmaker Fulton Iron Works
King Wllber H., clerk Homer S. King & Co., r. 1104
Market
King William, assayer, r. 626 Pine
King William, coalpasser SS. State of California, r.
625 Davis
King William, deckhand stmr Pilot, Jackson St.Wharf
King William, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 247 See.
King William, saloonkeeper, r. S s Clipper, bet Gas-
tro and Eureka
Kiug William, stevedore, r. 13 Welsh
King William A., wharfinger Mission St. Wharf, r.
Oakland
King William B., wheelwright J. Neumiller, r. 644
Jessie
King William C, r. 11 Laurel PI
King William C.,tnaster mariner, r 103 Sacramento
King William E., proptr Geary St. House, 22 Geary
Kiug William M., liquor saloon, 144 Steuart
King William V., sexton St. Mary's Cathedral, r. 628
California
Kins' & Cliattin (James L. King and Edward
Chattin) notaries jiublic and commissioners of
deeds, 442 California
Kins' ^ Rodgers (Cameron H. King and Arthur
Rodgers) attorneys at law, 207 Sansome
King's Hall, George F. King proptr, 2131 Mission
Kingon Arthur B., driver Whan & Brommer, r. 235
Sixth
Kingon Robert, produce dealer, r. 541 Jj Natoma
Kingman Melvin, porter Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,
r. 1801 Franklin
Kingsberj' Sanford, clerk general superintendent Cen-
tral Pac. RR., r. 10 South Pavk
Kingsbury Alice Miss, actress and authoress, r. 613
Valencia
Kingsbury Frank, telegraph operator, r. 1032 Mission
Kingsbury Hariy M., salesman George Loomis, r. 8
Hopeton Terrace
Kingsbury Henry, laborer, r. 14 Baldwin Court
Kingsbury Leonard W.,cook William H. Phillpott, r.
645 Washington
Kingsbury Thomas P., sergeant police City Hall, r.
6 Elgin Park
Kingsford Albert, salesman Greenebaum, Sachs &
Freeman, r. 2616 Sutter
Kingsford Os-wego Starch Co., William T.
Coleman & Co. agents, SW cor California and
Front, depot 116 Front
Kingsland George K., assistant engineer Pacific Mail
SS. Granada, r. 753 Harrison
Kingsland James E. C, chief engineer stmr Gussie
Telfair, r.W s Eureka, bet Twenty- first and Twen-
ty-second
Kingsley Alfred M., mail messenger Pac. Transfer
Co., r. 921 Harrison
Kingsley Everett B. Mrs., widow, r. 716 Capp
Kingsley Henry C, foreman Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,
r. 13 Anthony
Kingsley Peter, laborer, r. 726 Brannan
Kingsley William, cooper, r. 116 Perry
Kingsley. See Kinsley
Kingston James, coalman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. S s
Sierra, bet Georgia and Michigan
Kingston Jeremiah, teamster 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
180 Clara
Kingston John, real-estate, r. 441 Fifth
Kingston Maggie, domestic 309 Tyler
Kingston Paul F., student Pacific Business College,
r. 441 Fifth
Kingwell James W., plumber and gasfitter, 602 Ellis,
r. 401 Leavenworth
Kingwell Joseph, insurance agent, r. 401 Leav.
King^vell Vincent T. (Weed & Kingwell) r. 238 Sixth
Kinlan William, seaman, r. 31 Frederick
Kluley Joseph" M., attorney at law, 606 Montgomery, r.
East Oakland
Kinley William, expressman, r. 407 Minna
Kinley. See McKinley
Kinne C. Mason, special agent Liverpool and London
and Globe Insurance Co., r. 2520 Post
Kinne Henry C, assistant Lincoln Evening School, r.
736 Market
Kinne J. Marshall, driver People's Ice Co.. r. 421 Na-
toma
Kinne Joseph A., teamster Thomas Dolan, r. E s Po-
trero Av, bet Sixteenth and El Dorado
Kinne Thomas H., groceries and liquors, KW cor Oak
and Octavia
Kinne William (Daly & Kinne) r. San Miguel
Kinne. See Kinney, Kenney, and Kenny
Klnuen James, seaman Pacific Coast SS. State of Cali-
fornia
Kinnery Mary Mrs., r. 127 Folsom
J. GUNDLACH k CO.
WINE VAULTS, Corner Market and Second Streets,
Fine Wines and Liquors.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPORTATION CO., «rii?f21^.«^^r^i?^
KIN
512
KIR
Kinnery Morris, Bhoemaker Jory Brothers, r. N s
Twenty-sixth, bet Church and Dolores
Kinney Andrew T., hamessman R. D. Ledgett, r. 1123
Mission
Kinney E. Mrs. (Taylor & Kinney) r. 27 Geary
Kinney John, hostler Dennis J. O'Callaghan, r. 838
Howard
Kinney John, laborer Psc. Rolling Mill, r. N 8 Sierra,
bet Louisiana and Maryland
Kinney Lawrence, bagsewer and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. 1613 Leavenworth
Kinney Marshal M., salmoncanner, r. 826 Slitter
Kinney B. S., solicitor Merchants' Line Tow Boats, r.
Oakland
Kinney Thomas, r. 430 Clementina
Kinnpy Thomas, milkman, r. N s Point Lobos Av, bet
Fourth and Fifth Avs
Kinney Thomas J., U. S. Internal Revenue Agent, r.
600 Bush
Kinney "William J., salesman Maher & Manion. r. 509
Hyde
Kinney. See Kinne, Kenney, and McKinney
Kinnigan Thomas, laborer, r. 1024 Alabama
Kiunon Thomas, laborer Diggins Brothers, r. 2520
Sutter
Kinsella Edward J., bartender Henry Phillips, r. 257
Clementina
Kinsella James K., plumber, r. 719 Natoma
Kinsella Jolin, shoemaker, r. 719 Natoma
Kinsella Patrick, blacksmith, r. 1 Adelaide PI
Kinsella William H.. carriagepainter Carvill Manuf.
Co., r. 719 Natoma
Kinsey Charles, real-estate, r. 729 California
Kinsey Charles C. (Riley, Osbourne, Maxwell &
Kinsey) and official reporter Superior Court, De-
partment No. 12, r. SW cor Valencia and Twent^'-
fourth
Kinsey Charles W. (Lyon & Kinsey) r. Oakland
Kinsey Eliza S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1023 Stockton
Kinsey Thomas, pressman Daily Stock Report, r.
Oakland
Kinsley Edward, clerk Jacob Claiiss, r. 1210 )<J Larkiu
Kinsley John E., carpenter, r. 1210}$ Larkin
Kinsley Joseph W., editor and proprietor The Masonic
Monthly, and the Workingman, 724Ji Market, r.
204 McAllister
Kinsley. See Kingsley
Kinsman Charles U., mining, r. 760 Mission
Kinsman Franklin, carpenter, r. 412 Clementina
Kinsman George, wellborer, r. 741 Market
Kinsman James W. , carpenter and builder, r. 217 Capp
Kinbman Nicholas W., engineer Cal. and Nevada Ice
Co., r. 410 Natoma
Kinucan John T., marble polisher J. & F. Kesseler, r.
1211 Broadway
Kinucan Michael, laborer, r. Twenty-8eventh,Nof San
Bruno Road, South S. F.
Kinzer George W., miner, r. 1420 Hyde
Kiuzler Mai-y Mrs.,r. 962 Mission
Kip James, deputy County Recorder, new City Hall
Kip Wniiuin Iii^raham, Rt. Rev. D. D., L. L.
D., Protestant Episcopal Bishop of California, r.
SW cor Eddy and Franklin
Kip William lugraham Jr., r. SW cor Eddy and
Franklin
Kipff Chri.stian, brewer, r. 707 Mission
Kipp George W., engineer, r. 709 Post
Kipp Matthew R., lalumber and gasfitter, r. Wheelock
PI, nr Vallejo
Kipps Alfred K. (Jeffers, Wells & Kipps) r. 100 McAl-
lister
Kirby Ann M., widow, r. 1165 Howard
Kirby Annie, domestic 2614 Bryant Av
Kirby Daniel, extraman Engine No. 10, 8. F. F. D., r.
621 Bryant
Kirby Frederxk, machinist William iJeacon
Kirby James, blacksmith Timothy F. Misgill, r. 602
Natoma
Kirby James, cook 8, F. Laundry, r. NW cor Turk
and Fillmore
Kirby John, boilermaker Southern Pac. ER., r. 1833
Howard
Kirby John, laborer, r. 55 Shipley, rear
Kirby John, machine hand F. Korbel & Brothers, r.
1165 Howard
Kirby John H., foreman boilermakers Southern Pac,
RR., r. 228 Sixteenth
Kirby John J., night-clerk Post Office, r. 911 Bush
Kirby John T., collector Anglo-Calif omian Bank, r.
720 California
Kirby Katie, domestic 1621 Larkin
Kirby Maggie Mrs., r. 802 Howard
Kirby Mary, widow, r. 148 Minna
Kirby Michael, hostler N. B. and Mission RR., r. 17
Louisa
Kirby Mi( hael, teamster, r. G02 Natoma
Kirby Michael, teamster Empire Brewery, r. 420
Chestnut
Kirby Nellie Miss, boxmakcr F. Korbel & Brothers, r.
1165 Howard
Kirby Patiick, horseshoer Market St. RR., r. 37 La-
fayette
Kirby Peter J., gasfitter Sutherland & Gray, r. 1165
Howard
Kirby R. C. & Co., tanners (of Santa Cruz, Cal.) J. C.
Johnson & Co. agents, 12 and 14 Pine
Kirby Thomas J., proptr Phcenix Brewery, Noe, bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Kirby William, r. 148 Minna
Kirby William, upholsterer Central Pac. RR., r. 236
Sixteenth
Kirby. See Kerby
Kirch Charles, plasterer,W s Minna, bet Ashbury and
Clayton
Kirchoff Bernard (Kruse & Euler) r. 614 Filbert
Kirchoff Theodor (M. Wunsch & Co.) r. 410 Ellis
Kirchmann Henry, produce dealer, r. 1617 Dupont
Kirchner Caspar W., traveling agent Meyerstein &
Lowenberg, r. 235 Eleventh
Kirchner Charles A., upholsterer, r. Oak Grove House
Kirchner Charles E., r. Oak Grove House
Kirchner Charles F., r. Brooklyn Hotel
Kirchner Frederick, clerk, r. 100 Sixteenth
Kirchner George, butcher Miller & Lux, r. 4 First Av,
nr M, South S. F.
Kirchner Henry (I. Jacobs & Co.) r. 1056 Howard
Kirchner William, bartender Charles Niquet, r. Oak
Grove House
Kirchner William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Kirchner. See Kirschner
Kirk Christian (Haste & Kirk) r. 1017 Bush
Kirk Edward, clerk W. Harris & Co., r. Oakland
Kirk Emma Miss, missionary YoungWomen's Chris-
tian Assn, r. 314 Sutter
Kirk Francis, laborer S.F. Gas Light Co., r. W s Mich-
igan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Kirk H.W., St. Andrews Soc, 232 Sutter
Kirk J. Eugene, porter John Taylor & Co., r. E s Ten-
nessee, bet Solano and Butte
Kirk John H., importer English chemicals, 315 Battery
Kirk Robert, Stonecutters' Pro. Assn, 818 Howard
Kirk Samuel B., porter John Taylor & Co., r. E 8 Ten-
nessee, bet Solano and Butte
Kirk William, insurance agent, r. 2735 Pine
Kirkham Ralph W., secretary St. Luke's Hospital, of-
fice 109 California, r. Oakland
KirkhotfLorentz, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Kirkland Cordelia S. Miss, teacher Urban Academy, r.
l:JO Tyler
Kirkland James, r. 1513 Hyde
Kirkland John N., bookkeeper C. J. Hawley & Co., r.
1513 Hyde •
Kirkland Joseph B., general agent Vandalia, Pan Han-
dle and Pennsylvania RR., r. Nucleus House
Kirkland Susan, widow, r. 5 Vassar PI
Kirkman J. L., proptr San Leandro and San Francisco
Express, office 13-19 Front, r. San Leandro
Kirknesa William, bookkeeper John H. Kemp, r. Oak-
land
Klrkpiitrick Albert H., foreman Continental Oil and
Transportation Co., r. 830 Howard
Kirkpatrick Alfred, marblecutter William H. McCor-
luick, r. 105 Hayes
Kirkpatrick Catherine Mrs., furnished rooms, 105
Hayes
Kirkpatrick Ed^varcl, attorney at law, 609 Sac-
ramento, r. 1581 Folsom
Kirkpatrick Herbf rt W., porter Crane, Hastings & Co.,
r. 213 Sixteenth
Kirkpatrick James, salesman, r. 24 Verona PI
Kirkpatrick James E., conductor Southern Pac. RR.,
r. 413 Braunan
Kirkpatrick J. H., sheep dealer, r. Cosmopolitan Ho-
tel
Kirkpatrick John, liquor dealer, r. 321 Fell
Kirkpatrick Robert, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Kirkpatrick Thomas, salesman Crane, Hastings & Co.,
r. 215 Gough
Kirk wood Charles, student Pac. Business College, r.
207 Post
MULLER'S OPTOMETER, ".^e",&r^l
Instrument for Testing
ision, 135 Montgomery.
JONAS J. MORRISON,
X.- K. cor. Mission and Spear Sfs. C'lioicc' Sagtir Pine,
Cedar, Shielvinjj^, Steppiii|;, Redwood <& Oregotx L<nmt>er.
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Kirliu Charles, seaman, r. 625 Davis
Eirscb Emil, butcher James Llntott, r. 2113 Mlesion
Kirschbraun Henry, clerk, r. 1933 Sutter
Kirschbraun Isidore, merchant, r. 1933 Sutter
Eirschner Agnes Mrs., housekeeper Pacific Dispen-
sary Hospital, SW cor Oak and Franklin
Kirstein Charles, real-estate, r. 3'i Natoma
Kirtly Thomas, carpenter, r. 205 Second ■v-^
Eirtz Jacob, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Eirwau James, bellman Cosmopolitan Hotel
Eirwin John, longshoreman, r. ^ s Ferrie, nr Point
Lobos Av
Eirwin Richard, painter, r. 512)^ Taylor
Eiskadden James H., bookkeeper Parke & Lacy, r.
225 O'Farrcll
Eispert John C, woodcarver, r. SW cor Railroad
and Sixteenth Avs, South S. F.
Elssane Henry, Draymen and Teamsters' Union, 35
Eddy
Kissel Brothers (Jacob and John A.) florists and nur-
serymen, Silver Av, nr Mission, depot 40 Grand
Central Market
Eissel Jacob (Eissel Brothers) r. Silver Av, nr Mis-
sion
Eissel John A. (Eissel Brothers) r. Silver Av, nr
Mission
Eissling Emil A., confectioner, r. 1 Quincy PI
Blister E. M., laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Building,
r. Oakland
Eister George (Elster & Vetter) r. cor Seventeenth
and Potrero Av
Eister Jacob, blacksmith, 42 Vallejo, r. 12 Jasper PI
Eister & Vetter (George Klster and August Vetter)
blacksmiths and carriagemakers, 922 Brannau
Eistler Frederick L., cigarmaker Denicke Brothers, r.
683 Harrison
Eitchen Alfred, clerk, r. 29 Dupont
Eitchcn Charles M., r. 929 Capp
Eitchen George A., clerk Solomon Eohlman, r. 604
Sixth
Eitchen James, r. 468 Sixth
Eitchen John, porter Home Mutual Insurance Co., r.
Oakland
Eitchen John, seaman stmr Santa Cruz, Broadway
Wharf
Eitchin Albert, wharfinger Second St. Wharf, r. 330
Bran nan
Klttel August, mattressmaker, r. Hansa Hotel
Eittelberger Charles (Eittelberger & Dold) r. 409
Dupont
Eittelberger & Dold(Charle8 Eittelberger and Charles
V. Duld) liquor saloon, NE cor Market and Powell
Eitter George W., brushmaker Richard W. Simpson,
r. Empire Lodging House
Eittermuuu James, furniture, 1318-1322 Stockton, r. 2
Vallejo PI
Eitternauber intone, laborer, r. 17 Hinckley
Eittle G. P., carpenter Pacific Mail SS. Granada — _
Kittle Jonathan G. (Kittle & Co.) r. 525 Harrison
Kittle Nicholas G. (Kittle & Co.) r. 903 Sutter
:EUttle & Co. (Nicholas G. and Jonathan G. Kittle,
and James Palache) shipping and commission
merchants, 202 California
Kittler Conrad N., cabinetmaker, 202 Powell, r. 220
O'Farrell
Kitto Orlando, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill, and
groceries and liquors, SE cor Minnesota and
Solano
Eitto Orlando Jr., ironroUer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SE
cor Solano and Missouri
Eitto William J., Ironworker Pac. Boiling Mill, r. SE
cor Solano and Minnesota
Eittredge Albert C, salesman Cohnrelch Brothers, r.
824 Howard
Eittredge Charles, furrier, r. 38 Dorland
Eittredge Edward H. (E. H. Eittredge & Co.) r. N b
Fifteenth, bet Noe and Castro
Klttred^e E. H. & Co. (Edward H. Eittredge)
manufs and dealers doors, windows and
blinds, 26 and 28 California
Eittredge George S., r. 815 Mission
Eittredge Isabella, widow, r. 12 Lily Av
Kittredge John R., lumber surveyor. Pier 10 Steuart,
r. 142 J4 Fourth
Eittredge Jonathan, proptr Pbcenlx Iron Works, 18
and 20 Fremont, r. 110 Ellis
Eittredge Joseph G., ironworker Jonathan Eittredge,
r. 130 Fifth
Eittredge L., bootblack, r. Overland House
Eittredge Louis, porter Henry Funk, r. 1 Dorland
Kittredge Ralph B., letter messenger Wells, Fargo &
& Co., r. 12 Lily Av
Eittredge Spencer B., with E. H. Kittredge & Co., r.
12 Lily Av
Kittrengham John, tanner, r. 1436 Mission
Kitz Aaron, winemaker, r. 173 Minna
Eitz Frank C. R., bookkeeper, r. 173 Minna
Eitz Philip, merchant, r. 637 Minna
Eitzmiller George, cook Creorge Miller, r. 113 First
Kitzmuller Michael, carriage manuf , 850 Howard, r.
86 Everett
Eivell B., driver Omnibus RR.
Kivell James, master schr Carrier Dove, r. 114 Perry
K. K. Consolidated Mining Co. (Eureka Co., Nev.)
Henry Deas secretary, 44 Nevada Block
Klaber George, wood and coal, 564 J^ Howard
KlaflTii Andrew, waiter Montgomery's Hotel
Klages August, bartender Otto W. Lilkendey, SW cor
Powell and Francisco
Klahn August, carpenter, r. E s Church, bet Twenty-
ninth and Thirtieth
Klahn John H., cigars and tobacco, 418 Sixth
Klaibe Heinrich, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Klaiber Frank (Klaiber & Sehuh) r. 824 Mission
Klaiber & Schuh (Frank Klaiber and Robert Schuh)
liquor saloon, 9 Hardie PI
Klain Nathan M., photographer, office and r. 921 Mo-
Allinter
Klamath Quartz Mining Co. (Siskiyou Co., Cal.) Wil-
liam Willis secretary, 29 Nevada Block
Elang Gottfried, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Elapperich John J., carriagemaker John S. Elap-
perich, r. 2 Washington Av
Elapperich John S., carriagemaker, 3 GrandAv, r. 2
Washington Av
Klarenmeyer S., portrait painter, studio 724 3^ Market,
r. 220 Third
Klarmaun John, bartender John Meyer, r. E s San
Bruno Road, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eighth
Klarmann John Mrs., proprietress Franconia House,
and groceries and liquors, E s San Bruuo Road,
bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty -eighth
Klarnet Joseph, carpenter, r. 71 Ji Shipley
Klarquist Johan, bricklayer, r. 31 Fifth Av
Klasseu Michael, boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 9
Park Av
Klassen. See Classen
Klatt Ferdinand, carpenter and builder, 516 Kearny,
r. 814 Twenty-first
Klatzel Frederick, butcher, r. 422 Post
Klau Karl, salesman Haas Brothers, r. .S09 Powell
Kluu Leopold, clerk Haas Brothers, r. 309 Powell
Klaus John, tailor, 634 Pacific, r. 818 Pacific
Klaus Joseph, laborer, r. 1105 Folsom, rear
Klaus. See Claus
Klawiter Max, fruit dealer, r. 476 Jessie
Kleber George, driver Willows Brewery, SE cor Nine-
teenth and Mission
Klebs Alexander, collector Humorist, r. 53 Minna
Klcebauer F. C, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, r. 8
s Elizabeth, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Kleen Henry, liquor saloon and restaurant, 225
Clay, r. 740 Howard
Elelmier Herman, bartender John Taylor & Co., r. 27
Geary
Klein Adeliua Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, 605 Post
Klein Adolph D. (Klein & Brother) r. SE cor Tyler
and Buchanan
Klein Albert, clerk John E. Klein, r. 745 Mission
Klein Anne, widow, private school, 1709 Sutter
Klein Annie E., domestic 1617 Sutter
Klein August, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
416 Natoma
Klein August, milker, r. N s Filbert, bet Steiner and
Pierce
Klein Carl H., laborer Herman H. Horst, r. 760 Front
Klein Charles, blacksmith, r. 477 Jessie
Klein Charles, bookkeeper Algernon M. Goodnough,
r. 1709 Sutter
Klein Charles R., r. 18 Taylor
Klein Ernst, groceries and liquors, NW cor Twenty,
second and Folsom
Klein Frederick J. M., clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., t.
1709 Sutter
Klein H., conductor Omnibus RR.
Klein Hans, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Victoria, Vallejo
St. Wharf
Klein Henry, foreman California Mills, r. Ala-
meda
GEO. W. CLARK,
645 MARKET, wholesale and retail dealer in PAPER HANGINGS
Intorinr nopnrotnr ^^^ ^'^ '^^"^^ "^ AVindow Sliad«
inmnur UetUraiOr. MuteHal and Fixtures.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
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hardware:.
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Klein Henry, teamster, r. 477 Jessie
Klein Jacob, bookkeeper E. Manbbach & Co., r. 1516
Post
Kleiu Jacob, contractor and builder, r. 3 B Germauia,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Klein John E., shooting gallery, 745 Mission
Klein John H. (Klein & Brother) r. 1059 Tyler
Klein John M., repairer Fire Alarm and Police Tele-
graph, r. 739 Harrison
Klein Joseph, cabinetmaker, r. 1612 West Mission
Klein Julius, driver Bay City Soda Water Co., r. 477
Jessie
Klein Lazare, 331 Montgomery, room 29. r. 819 Mis-
sion
Klein Moses, real-estate, r. 1005 Vallejo
Klein Nicholas, bartender Joseph Shuster, r. cor
Railroad and '1 wenty-sixth Avs, South S. F.
Klein Philip, butcher, r. cor P and Fourteenth Av,
South S. F.
Klein Pierre (Bergez & Klein) r. 619 Union
Klein William, brewer, r. 407 Pacific
Klein William, jeweler Mathieu & Maison, r. 474
Jessie
Klein & Brother (Adolph D. and John H. Klein) gro-
ceries and liquors, SE cor Tyler and Buchanan
Klein. Ree Oiine, Kleine, Kline and Kleyn
Klein claiis Barbara, widow, r. 1116 Stockton
Kleiuclaus Charles, r. 908 Dolori s
KleinclauB Gustave (Otto Fauss & Co.) r. 310 )i Nine-
teenth
Kleine Frederick H. .carpenter William B. Bradbury,
r. 5'24 Natoma
Kleinhnnimer Charles A., mate schr Letltia, r. SEcor
Main and Bryant
Kleinhauimer Henry, captain schr Florence Caduc,
Fourth St. Wharf
Kleiuhainmer Henry, liquor saloon, 210 Sutter
Kleinhans Charlotte, widow, hairdresser, r. 4 Cedar
Av
Kleinhans John (A. Lusk & Co.) r. 640 Fell
Kleinhaupt Abraham I., second-hand clothing, 109
Sixth
Kleinsmith William, master mariner, 12 Clay
Kleinsor^e L., porter, r. Overland House
Klemm Charles, cabinetmaker, 148 Bluxome
Klemm Hugo, barber, 285 East, r. 49 Sacramento
Klemm Julius, cabinetmaker Charles Klemm, r. 148
Bluxome
Klempau Nlcolaus, bartender Dalss k Schmitt, r. 18
First
Klenck Richard, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 141
Dore
Klene Ernest J., cooper John M. McCabe, r. SW cor
Broadway and Davis
Klentznr Herman, solicitor, r. 104 Mission
Kleser Alonzo, r. 118 Post
Klesow Charles, captain schr Payot B. Piper, r. 12
De Boom
Klesow Frederick, seaman schr Modoc, r 12 De Boom
Klesow John F., captain schr Modoc, r. 12 De Boom
Klett Francisco, draftsman U. 8. Surveyor-General's
OfHco, r. 611 Pine
Klett G. F., r. 2518 Mission
Kleutch Frank J., watchman City RR. stableB, r. 25
First Av
Klevesahl Carl E. J., watchmaker Pac. Jewelry Co., r.
207 Post
Klevesahl Ernst, milk ranch, S s Lombard, bet Devis-
adero nnd Broderlck
Klevesahl Ernest W., proptr Post St. House, 207 Post
Kle'^er Julius, carpenter, r. Keystone House
Klewisch John C, stockbroker, 422 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Kley Christopher (Buckncr & Kley) r. Oakland
Kley Julius, porter C. C. Hastings k Co., r. 81 Stev.
Kley. See Clay
Kleyer Ernest, physician German hospital, r. SE cor
Tyler and Polk
Kleyn Helena Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 14Fifth
Kleyn John, cook Frederick W. Kamps, r. 14 Fifth
Kleyn. See Kline, Klein and Cliuo
Klibbeck Christoph, shoemaker, 522 Pacific
Kllegel Joseph, maltster Herman Zwiog, r. Oaklaud
Kllem Emil, compositor Cal. Demokrat, r. 1106 Kear-
ny, rear
Klimm Adam, barber Christopher Helder, r. 31 Rausch
Elimm Lena Miss, cigarmaker Holling Brothers, r. 31
Rausch
Kllnck Frederick H., gardener, r. SE cor Scott and
Greenwich
Kliudt Henry, cigars and tobacco, 909 Kearny, r. 2
Carlos PI
Kline Abraham, dry-goods, 724 Market, r. 309 Powell
Kline Adolph M., salesman Ackerman Brothers, r. 313
Elm Av
Kline Arthur A., bookkeeper Weil & Michels, r. 1829
Pine
Kline August (Kline & Co.) r. 1301 Octavia
Kline Bemhard, r. S s Walnut Av, bet Octavia and
Laguna
Kline C. F., speculator, r. 211 Minna
Kline Charles R., bootmaker, r. 1159 M Howard
Kline Eugene, jeweler, r. 3 Chatham PI
Kline George, salesman Kline & Co., r. 1301 Octavia
Kline George W., accountant First National Gold
Bank of San Francisco, r. Berkeley
Kliue John, brassmolder S. F. Brass Works, r. 5C5
Howard
Kliue Louis (Louis Kline & Co.) r. 211 Powell
Kline Louis & Co. (Louis Kline and Max Gensberger)
importers hats, 110 Bush
Kline Lulu, widow, r. 1214 Powell
Kline Mary Mrs., r. S s Walnut Av, bet Octavia and
Laguna
Kline Nicholas, laborer Milly Brothers, r. cor Twen-
seventh Av and G, Bay View, South 8. F.
Kline & Co. (August Kline) importers and jobbers
hats and caps, 26 and 28 Battery
Kline. See Cliue, Klein and Kleyn
Kling Anna W., saleswoman, r. 1516 Hyde
Kling Emily, widow, r. 1516 Hyde
Kling Olof W., watchmaker and jeweler, 213 Jackson,
r. 1516 Hyde
Klinge Au-iusta MIfb, r. 119 Fifth
Klinge William, tailor, 119 Fifth
Kllngel Frederick, laborer A. W. Manning, r. 308
Tehama
Klingel Henry H., clerk, r. 913 Jackson
Klingel Mary, domestic 218 Hyde
Klingemanu Ernst, with E. Hochstadter & Co., r. 115
Eddy
Klingenberg William, tailor, r. 1 Scheerer PI
Klingenstein Louis, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Klinger Alphonso W., porter Getz Brothers k Co., r.
15 J4 Garden
Klinger August, frescopainter, r. 1632 Eddy
Kliuger B( neville H., merchant, r. 806 Sixteenth
Klink Diedrich.with Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 141 Dore
Klink Fritz H., gardener, r. SE cor Greenwich and
Scott
Klink Jennie S. Miss, assistant Lobos Av Primary
School, r. 205 Powell
Klink John, tanner, r. 1009Ji Alabama
Klink Nathan B., clerk Melchior Pieper, r. 82 Natoma
Kliukenborg Henry, fruits and vegetables, 32 Mis-
sion Market, r. 216 Capp
Klinktr Charles, mate schr Bill the Butcher, Howard
St. Wharf
Kliukner Charles A., red rubber stamps, and stencils,
3';!0 Sansome, rooms 40 and 41, r. 1013 Vallejo
Klintworili Diedrich, proptr California Journal und
Sonntag.s Gast, 603 Washington, r. Alameda
Klintworth Edward, compositor California Journal
und Sonntags Gast, r. Alameda
Klippel Valentine, shoemaker, r. 906 Pacific, rear
Klipsteln Ernest W., bookkeeper E. Chielovich &Co.,
r. Clay, bet Octavia and Laguna
Kllpstein M. Mrs., pliysician, r. Clay, bet Octavia
and Laguna
Klivcr Rosa Miss, r. 726 Washington
Klodt Herman, jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 219 Oapp
Klofi'uian Charles K., tinsmith, r. Twenty-sixth Av,
nr San Bruno Road
Klong Henry, captain schr J. J. Stofeu, r. North Pa-
cific Hotel
Kloos John, carpenter, r. 610 Ivy Av
KIoos John Jr., plumber and gasfitter, r. 610 Ivy Av
KIoos William, woodsawyer, r. 610 Ivy Av
Klopenstine Harry C, entryclerk Cunningham, Cur-
tlss k Welch, r. 604 Geary
Elopenstiue Joseph, broker, 422 Montgomery, r. 604
Geiiry
Klopfer Adam, carpenter, 634 Pacific, rear
Kloppeiiburg Charles J. F., bookkeeper J. Russ k Co.,
r. 225 Stevenson
Kloppenburg Herman, liquor saloon, NW cor Drumm
and Commercial
Kloppenburg J. Frederick, commission broker, r. 226
Stevenson
I Kloppenburg Louis, gardener, 1919 California
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, ""^ ^^vlTc'.nslS'T'-* «»■•''«♦
I MAPnnMnilPU importer of and dealer tS COAL AXD PIG IRON,
J. mHUUUniUUUn, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Kloppenbiirg Otto, general agent Webtern Fire and
Marine Insurance Co. of California, 409 Califor-
nia, r. i'ii Grove
Klopper Frederick, leather andflnditigs, 26 O'Farrell,
r. 721 Broadway
Klopper Henry, boot and shoemaker, 121 Davis, r. 721
Broadway
Klopstock C. & Co. (Curti.s Klopstock) manufs cigars,
importers, and dealers tobacco, 212 Front
Klopstock Curtis (C. Klopstock & Co.) r. 714 Hayes
Klopstock Isaac, ■salesman, r. 714 Hayes
Klopstock Isaac, upholsterer, r. 714 Hayes
Klorren William, musician, r. 812 -Jackson
Klos Philip H., contractor, r. SW cor Eddy and
Steiner
Klose .Vdolph F., shipping clerk M. Ehrman & Co., r.
417 Mason
Klose Frederick, packer Sol. Wangenheim & Co., r.
623 Kearny
Klose Philip (Kayser & Klosej r. Turk St. Hotel
Klose William, cellarman Ernest Luesmann, r. 1417
Mason, rear
Klose. See Close
Klosterinann Frederick, mining, 309 Califor-
nia, room 10, r. 1717 Grove
Klotz C. M., r. 814 Montgomery
Klotz Frederick, r. 1G26 Stockton
Klotz Joseph A., carpenter, r. SE cor Mission
Seventeenth
BLlouse Samuel B., foreman L. & M. Sachs & Oo
17.'>5 Howard
Khiber Friderick, stevedore, r. 160 Steuart
Klubeschildt Charles, Painters' Pro. Union,
Market
Kluegel C. H., draftsman U. S. Surveyor-General's
oiflce, r. Oakland
Kleutech Frank J., special policeman, r. First Av, bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Klu^Julius (Klug & Faucourt) r. 965 Mission
King & Fancourt (Julius Klug and Henry Fan-
court) proptrs Mission Restaurant, 765 and 767
Mission
Kluinach M. U., Austrian Benev. Assn, 310 O'Farrell
Klumpke John G., real-estate, 432 Montgomery, room
5, r. 704 Powell
Klumpp Arthur, salesman O'Dwyer & Einhom, r.
1015 Sacramento
Klumpp Herman, engraver D. W. Laird, r. 1615 Sac.
Klampp Luis, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Klumpp Otto H., jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 208
O'Farrell
Klumpp Rudolph, clerk Lebenbaum & Goldberg, r.
105 Sacramento
Klumpp William, engraver and diesinker, 235 Kearny,
r. 1615 Sacramento
Klumpp William Jr., engraver William Klumpp, r.
1015 Sacramento
Klunder Jolin, groceries and liquors, 8W cor
Jackson and Drumm
Klundzen A., cabinetmaker, r. 349 Tehama
Klundzen Peter, cabinetmaker, r. 349 Tehama
Klurisch J. O.. broker Cal. Stock Exchange Board, 20
Leidesdorff
Kluthass John W., bookkeeper Jackson Brewery, r.
12:30 Mission
Knab Charles E., laborer Rogers & Freitas, r. 104 Sec.
Knabe Peter, carpenter, r. 1304 Jackson
Knabenscbuh William, porter, r. 21 Stockton PI
Knack George, r. Philadelphia House
Knack John, proptr Philadelphia House, 421 and 423
Bush
Kua<'ke Lizzie, widow, r. N s Twenty-sixth, bet
Guerrero and San Jos^ Av
Knacke Louis, watchman, r. 34 Garden, rear
Knacke Louisa Mrs., r. 1057 M Folsom
Knapke Katie, domestic 109 Taylor
Kuapp Albert, bookkeeper, r. 6 Liberty
Knapp Carrie Miss, packer Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. Florida, bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Knapp Charles, painter, r. 46 Zoe
Knapp Charles C., chief engineer steamer Alexander
Duncan, r. 44 Third
Knapp Charles E., deputy U. S. Shipping Commis-
sioner, r. 2209 Jackson
Knapi) Dexter W., operator Western Union Tel. Co.,
r. 800 Ellis
Knapp E. G., law student, 409 California, r. Oakland
Knapp Elijah, inventor, r. 2308 Howard
Knapp George A., barber George L. Smith, r. 1719
Mis.sion
Knapp Hannah Mrs., fruits, etc., 1713 Market
Knapp Henry, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
Florida bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Knapp Henry J., carpenter, r. 240 Minna
Knapp Henry S., carpenter Mardcr, Luse & Co., r.
W 8 Florida, bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Knapp James R., agent North Pac. Coast RR., oflace
San Quentin Ferry, foot Clay, r. 507 Fell
Knapp James T., clgarmaker, r. W s Florida, bet
Nineteenth and 'Twentieth
Kuapp Jesse C, painter Hugh G. Jarman, r. NW cor
Sixteenth and First Av
Knai^p John H., machinist, r. 2750 Harrison
Knapp Lizzie .\. Mrs., r. 800 Ellis
Knapp Ludwig, boot and shoemaker, 1713 Market
Knapp Richard H., boxmaker, t. W s Florida bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Knapp Stephen C, fireman stmr Bay City, r. 44 Third
Kuapp Steward W., clerk general supt Central Pac.
BR., r. Bluudell House
Knapp W. Augustus, agent Haight's improved chain
quartz mill, 81 Nevada Block
Knapp William, clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
1407 Polk
Knapp William B., bellman The Baldwin, r. 136 Sixth
Knapp William H., solicitor Mutual Life Insurance
Co., r. 11 Monroe
Knappe Frederick, longshoreman, r. 3 Midway
Knarston John H., book and job printer, 329 San-
some, r. 120 Fourteenth
Knauer Joseph (Landgraf & Knauer) r. 309 Jessie
Knaup Conrad, baker, r. Keystone House
Knaus Bernhiird, cariieuter, 20 Ji West Mission
Knauth Carl W. , restaurant and liquor saloon, SE cor
Kearny and Bay
Kneass Dallas A., proptr Clipper Dining Rooms, 526
Mission
Kneass Edward D. (Brook & Kneass) r. 217 Broadway
Kneass George W. (Burns & Kneass) r. 520 Mission
Kneass John F., printer, r. 526 Mission
Kneeland James H., liquor saloon, 670 Howard
Kneese George, porter Lick House
Kneese. See Kneass and Kniese
Knefe Frederick, r. 7 Quincy PI
Kneisch Jacob, fringemaker Gille & Roehrigs, r. Oak-
land
Knell Jacob, expressman Scbultz & Von Bargeu, r. 26
Morey Alley
Knell Jacob, janitor Teutonia Hall, r. 30 Washington
Av
Knell John, teacher music, r. 1212 Mission
Knell John H., cabinetmaker, r. 911 Harrison
Knell Philip, machinist E. Detrick & Co., r. 30 Wash-
ington Av
Knell Rodrigo, bookbinder Althof & Bahls, r. 911
Harrison
Kneusel Franz, tanner Beisel & Cook, r. W s Pennsyl-
vania Av, bet Santa Clara and Mariposa
Knewing Frederick (Frederick Knewing & Co.) r.
2912 Bush
Knewing Frederick & Co. (Frederick Knewing) tea
merchants, 123 California, room 23
Knibbe Henry W., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
403 Union
Knickerbacker W. H., salesman Marcus C. Hawley &
Co., r. Palace Hotel
Knickerbocker Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) William
M. Helman secretary, 309 California, room 14
Knief J. H., bartender, r. 909 Kearny
Kuierim John, market, W s Dolores, near Twenty-
ninth
Kniese George, bootmaker Healy & Casey, r. 2 Haight
Kniese. See Kneass and Kneese
Knight Alfred, seaman bark J. W. Seaver, Mission St.
Wharf
Knight Allen, clerk London and S. F. Bank, r. Oak-
land
Knight Alvina Miss, r. 3 Larkin
Knight Anthony, conductor Market St. BB.
Knight Charles M., bakery and confectionery,37 Sixth
Knight Douglas E., proptr El Dorado House, r. S s
Lombard, bet Devisadero and Broderick
Knight Edmond H., dairyman, office 35 Eddy, r. 2221
Greenwich
Knight Edmund E., driver L. J. Ewell, r. NW cor
"Twenty-first and Folsom
Knight Edwin D., foreman Jean L. Vermeil, r. 608
Fourth
Knight Frank E., teamster, r. NE cor Sierra and
Pennsylvania Av
! nilNDI APH Rj CO Growers of and Dealers in FINE WINES.
Ji V>IUilL/l-r\Vyll VX \J\J, Corner MarUot and Second Streets.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPORTATION CO., ^^iS^^^a^^^"^'
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Knight Frank J., laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. 1307
Fillmore
Eniglit Frank L., carpenter Folds Brothers & Co., r.
Oakland
Knight Frederick H., clerk El Dorado House
Knight George H., manager Portrait Club Studio, 114
Turk
Knight Harrjr, clerk, r. 1 Eddy-
Knight Heury L..r. 13 O'Farrell
Knight Henry T., steward bark Rival, Howard St.
Wharf
Knight Hiram, engineer Dividend Building, 324 Pine,
r. 2 Bush St. PI
Knight Hiram A., farmer, r. 324 Treat Av
Knight Hugh, painter Thomas Downing
Knight J. B., r. 232 Sutter
Knight John, machinist William T. Garratt, r. 20 La-
fayette
Knight John E. Jr., porter Pacific Mail SS. City of
Chester
Knigflit Jolin H. , agent San Jos^ Pottery, vitrified
iron stone sewer pipe, chimney tops, etc., 1316
Market, r. Bush, bet Laguna and Buchanan
Knight Joseph, boilermaker, r. 31 De Boom
Knight Lincoln, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf.
Co., r. 811 Harrison, rear
Knight Louis F., upholsterer, r. NWcor Twenty -sixth
and San Jose Av
Knight Luther, drayman, 48 Market, r. lOOC Jones
Knight Mark, clerk Auguste F. Benard, r. 2014 Mis-
sion
Knight N. R., clerk B. P. Flint i: Co., r. Oakland
Knight Percy, driver, r. 1126 Market
Knight Thomas, capitalist, r. 130 Tyler
Knight Wallace H., teamster, r. 2221 Greenwich
Knight William (Knight & Bragg) r. 610 Howard
Knight William, clerk, r. 31 Eddy
Knight William A., jeweler A. Tuckey, r. 1810 Stock.
Knight William H., bookkeeper Goodall, Perkins &
Co., r. Oakland
Knight William H., carrier Evening Bulletin and Ex-
aminer, r. 630 Webster
Knight William H., teamster Luther Knight, r. 1006
Jones
Knight William W., liquor dealer, r. 1810 Stockton
Knight & Bragg (William Knight and William Bragg)
liquor saloon, SEcor Minna and New Montgomery
Knights Charles, fireman Sutter St. RR., r. 1110 Larkin
Knights of Pytliins, 915 Market
Kniiflits of Pytbinii Bureau of Relief; 916
Market
Knlgixts of Pytlilas Hall Association, 915
Market
Kiii(;Iit.s of tlie Red Braiii-ti, 771 Market
Kni(;lit!4 of St. Patrick, •.(•i7 Market
Knights William D., r. 623 Howard
Knipe Frederick A., bricUmason, r. 33 Sonoma
Knlpe Frederick F., printer, r. 819 Greenwich
Knipe Thonias J., pilot, 9 U. S. Court Building, r. 819
Greenwich
Knippenberg Ernst R., liquor saloon, 8E cor Howard
and Steuart, r. 419 Folsom
Knitsch Henry, bathteuder German Hospital
Kiiobel Abraham, Swiss Benev. Assn, KHi Montgomery
Knoblet Jules, laimdryman, r. Harrison, bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Knobloch Christian, proptr Myrtle Hall, Railroad Av,
bet Seventh and Eighth Avs, South S. F.
Knobloch Frederick, salmoncanner.r. 1006 Jackson
Knobloch Heury, cook Chicago Hotel
Kiioliloch Jacob, wood and coal, hay and grain,
NE cor Butte and Tennessee
Knoche Charles, clerk Henry Knoche, r. 118 Perry
Knoche Diedrich, cellarman S. F. Stock Brewery, r.
2118 Powell
Knoche Heury, groceries and liquors, 423 Third, r.
118 Perry
Knoche Henry, pantryman Pacific Mail SS. City of
New York
Knoderer Theophilus, gunsmith Liddle & Kaedlng, r.
1108 Powell
Knoechel Charles (Knoechel & Brand) r. 725 Vallejo
Kiioechel & Brand (Charles Knoechel and John
G. Brand) proptrs Montgomery Baths and Hair-
dressing Saloon, r.21 Montgomiry
Knoflach Augustin, teacher languages, r. 228 Post
Knoll Albert R., Ixokkeeper William G. Badger, r. 822
Turk
Knoll George, miner, r. 8 Howard Court
Knoll John, laborer J. H. Kessing, r. 14 John
Knoll Peter, cook Frederick Conrades, r. 15 J^ Ritch
Knoll Theodore, musician, r. 813 Shotwell
Knoll. See Noll
Knolt W. B., miner, r. American Exchange Hotel
Knone Lena Miss, teacher music, r. 309 Jessie
Knoop Diedrich, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Page and Octavia
BLnoop John, groceries and liquors, SE cor bixteenth
and Second Av
Knop August, blacksmith, r. Bootz Hotel
Knop Charles, passe-partuutmaker Mux Burkardt, r.
423 Washington
Knop Elfert (Hildebrandt i Knop) r. 932 Montgomery
Knop Frank, engineer Sutter St. RB. Co., r. 1314
Broderick
Knoph M. Edward, salesman C. M. Plum & Co., r.
Russ House
Knopp Frank (Knopp & Pfaflf) r. 1135 Folsom
Knopp i Pfaflf (Frank Kaopp and Louis Pfaflf) dyeing
and cleaning. 1135 Folsom
Knorp Albert, tinsmith, r. 706 Larkin
Knorp Albert F., cabinetmaker Moore & Wilkie,
r. 706 Larkin
Knorp John G., niattressmaker, r. 14 Lynch
Knorp William T., carpenter r. 706 Larkin
Knorr George, cooper David Woerner, r. 55 Minna
Knorr Martin, cooper David Woerner. r. 55 Minna
Knorre Emil, bartender John C. Bauer, r. 14 Folsom At
Knott Benjamin, carpetlayer, r. 818 Green
Knott John M., brakeman Southern Pac. RR., r. New
Washington Hotel
Knott William M.. law student, 419 California, r. 44
Third
Knott. See Nott
Knottner Florian, liquor saloon, NW cor Kearny and
Geary, r. 921^ Post
Knower John G., special policeman, r. 1224 Wash.
Kuowland J. D., r. 26^ Geary
Knowland Joseph, lumber dealer, 22 California, room
12, r. Alameda
Knowland. See Nolan, Noland, and Nowlan
Knowles C. C, r. 823 Tyler
Knowles Charles, lumberman, r. 100^ Second
Knowles Charles T., clerk George B. Knowles, r. 909
Taylor
Kno^vles George B., lumber, SW cor Main and
Mission, r. 909 Taylor
Knowles George B. Jr., bookkeeper George B. Knowles,
r. 909 Taylor
Knowles Harry A., clerk J. Biichan, r. 209 Thirteenth
Knowles Henry, expressman, r. 449 H Minna
Knowles Isaac G., millyuan, 35 Eddy, r. School House
Station
Knowles James, boilermaker, r. Helvetia Hotel
Knowlef John E., master mariner, r. 13 Clay
Knowles Joseph E., carpenter, r. 231 Bartlett
Knowles Josiah N., shipping and commission mer-
chant, 36 California, r. Oakland
Knowles Mary A., widow, r. 14 Eighth
KnowKs Roltert, fireman SS. Newport, r. 6}i Garden
Kno-^vles Samuel E., dentist, 118 Dupont, r. 914
Chester, Oakland
Knowles Sarah Mrs., furnished rooms, 905 Howard
Knowles Stillman H., miner, r. 209 Thirteenth
Kno-wles William A., dentist, 118 Dupont, r. 955
Filth Av, Oakland
Knowlton Benjamin W., bookkeeper, r. 303 Fell
Knowlton Ebenezer, assistant Boys' High School, r.
870 Shotwell
Knowlton George W., stagecarpenter Bella Union
Theater, r. 628 Bryant
Knowlton James J., proptr Pacific Ink Factory, 617
-(i21 Brannan, r. 303 Fell
Knowlton John S., dental laboratory, 1 and 2 St. Ann's
Building, r. 197 Hyde
Knowlton Joseph Jr.^ a^'ent Cal. and Oregon Coast
Line, Arizona and V . S. Stage Cos., 2 New Mont-
gomery, r. 1814 O'Farrell
Knowlton Klttie C. Miss, teacher, r. 333 Bartlett
Knowlton Louisa M. Miss, assistant Columbia St.
Primary School, r. 333 Bartlett
Knowlton L. W. Mrs., widow, r. 2506 Clay
Knowlton Mehitable T., widow, r. 718 Capp
Knowlton Surah P. Miss, teacher music, r. .303 Fell
Knownburg Charles, carriagemaker, r. 2619 Folsom
Knowuburg John, carriage maker, 2619 Folsom
Knox Adam, woolgradei John F. Knox, r. 314 Fifth
Knox Benjamin F., clerk C. J. Hawley & Co., r. 1715
Jessie
Knox Charles C, capitalist, r. 21 Eleventh
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN, '^i'?9flZ»^'jrjT-
JONAS J. MORRISON,
Lnmber Dealpr, N. Ccor. Allssfon and Spear St8.,Iias lar|f9
Lumber Sbeds filled ivlth well seasoned Liumber.
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517
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Knox Elizabeth, widow, r. 944 Folsom
Knox Eruerson C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 217 Post
Knox George T., notary public and commissioner
deeds, 444 California, r. W s Guerrero, nr Eigh-
teenth
Knox Henry E., dentist, 23 Post, r. Oakland
Knox Israel W., secretary Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. Oakland
Knox James, aspbaltumworker, r. 446 Brannan
Knox Jumes J. .fruits, SW cor Sansome and Sacra-
mento
Knox Jobn F., proptr California Wool Depot, N s
Townsend, bet Fifth and Sixth
Knox J. W., president Globe Gas Light Co., 237 First,
r. Oakland
Knox Ralph E., restaurant clerk Palace Hotel
Knox Richard F., vice-president Pacific Land and
Trust Co., 513 California, and (Knox & Osborn) r.
34"J I'remont
Knox Sarah R., widow, r. 5 Essex PI
Knox Thomas B., ofiBcial reporter Superior Court
Alameda County, Department No. 2, and (Knox &
Shav) office 408 California, room 2, r. Oakland
Knox William, miller, r. 713 Minna
Knox William B., collector Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 2122
Broderick
Knox & Osborn (Richard F. Knox and Joseph Osborn)
manufs quicksilver and desulphurizing furnaces,
237 First
Kunx & Sliay (Thomas R. Knox and John Shay)
official shorthand reporters, 408 California
Kniibel John, cKrk Mohlfeldt & Wallinann, r. 501
Jones
Knudsen Andrew C, porter Francis Mandebaum, r.
330 Tenth
Knudsen Hans, driver John Maisch, r. 126 Geary
Knudsen John B., boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 330
Tenth
Knudsen Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Knudsen P. J., merchandisebroker, 123 California,
room 29, r. Oakland
Knndson Andrew, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Knudson Charles, painter, r. 1319 Laurel Av
Knudson Hans C, frescopainter, r. 1319 Laurel Av
Knudson John, painter, r. 1319 Laurel Av
Knudson John, steward schr Ida Florence, r. 217 Ji
Seventeenth
Knudson John P., bartender Nicholas Peterson, r. NW
cor Fourth and Townsend
Knudson Knud, seaiuan Pacific Coast 8S. Victoria, r.
54 Sacramento
Knudson Louis, machinist, r. 14 Lily Av
Knur Edward, superintendent German Hospital, Noe,
bet Fourteenth and Ridley
Knust Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Fol-
som and Fourth
Knutzen Charles, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Knutzen John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 735
Brannan ^
Knutzen Peter, flremaiTCal. Sugar Refinery, r. 2 Hay-
ward
Koba.sch , domestic 1.510 Taylor
Kobbe John, bartender C. Schmitt, r. 5 Martha
Kobel Elizabeth, widow, r. .501 Mason
Kobicke Christian, baker, r. 334 Guerrero
Kobler A. S. A., pilot stmr Pioneer, Jackson St.Wharf
Kobler Bertha, domestic 210 Jones
Kobster John, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Koch Margarita, widow, r. 905 Market
Koch Adam, stoves, tinware, crockery, and glassware,
807 Market
Koch Anton (M. Koch & Brother) r. 25 Erie
Koch Arnold, boxmaker F. Korbel & Brothers, r. 3
Auburn
Koch Barbara C, widow, r. 719 Union
Koch Charles, coffee roaster William Koch, r. 1915
Stockton
Koch Charles, liquor saloon, 300 Hayes
Koch Charles Jr., bartender Charles Koch. r. 300 Hayes
Koch Christian, upholsterer M. Lachman^ Co., r. 719
Union
Koch Diedrich, cabinetmaker J. B. Luchsinger & Son,
r. Alabama, opp Eighteenth
Koch Edward, groceries and liquors, NW cor Polk
and Vallejo
Koch Emil, cook Frederick Conrades, r. 236 Minna
Koch Emma, domestic 641 Tyler
Koch Ernest, tinsmith Freeman & Wrin, r. Powell
Av, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Koch Erick, seaamn, r. 238 Steuart
Koch Frank (Kammerer & Koch) r. 503 Filbert
Koch Fritz, wood turner Isaac Hardenburgh, r. 8 8
Clipper, bet Dolores and Church
Koch Ferdinand F., carriage finisher, r. 638 Jessie
Koch George, shoemaker, (V-iH J^ Mission
Koch George A., mining engineer, r. 423 Ninth
Koch Henry (H. Levi & Co.j r. 209 Dupont
Koch Henry, laborer Philadelphia Brewery, r. 232
Second
Koch Henry E., blacksmith Sutter St. RB., r. 3 Har-
ry PI
Koch Herman, clerk Marcus Marks, r. 52 Clay
Koch Jacob D., capitalist, r. 22 Fell
Koch John, artist, studio 339 Kearny, room 8
Koch John, expressman, r. 116 Fair Oaks
Koch John, laborer Melchior Pieper, r. American
House
Koch John, laundryman, r. 202 Twenty- third
Koch John G., speculator, r. 322 Capp
Koch John H. E., grocer, r. 1502 Vallejo
Koch Joseph, musician, r. 515 Chestnut
Koch M. & Brother (Martin J. and Anton) barbers, 648
Commercial
Koch Maria C, widow, r. 81 Fourth
Koch Martin J. (M. Koch & Brother) r. N 8 Jersey,
bet Vicksburg and Church
Koch Otto, carpenter, r. 4 College PI
Koch Paul, confectioner Saulmaim's Restaurant, r. 818
Geary
Koch Robert, janitor, r. 624 Brannan
Koch William, bartender Frederick W. Rodefeld, r.
236 Minna
Koch William, cabinetmaker, r. 236 Minna
Kocb William, proptr Concordia Hotel, 907 Fol-
som
Koch William, coffee roaster, 1915 Stockton
Koch William, expressman, r. 1218 Pacific
Koch William, office 123 California, room 10, r. 1213
Twenty-first
Koch William A., baker, r. 1.322 Kearny
Koch William G., house and sign painter, 104 and 106
O'Farrell, r. 1815 Mason
Koch. See Cook, Cooke and Kock
Kochenmeister Claus, laborer, r. Seventh Av. bet K
and L, South S. F.
Kochenrath Albert K., salesman Greenebaum, Sachs
& Freeman, r. 2606 Sutter
Kochmann Morris, toys and stationery, 214 Sixth, r.
1045 Folsom
Kock Claus, proptr New Atlantic Hotel, 207 Mont-
gomery Av
Kock Peter (Schultz & Kock) r. Temescal
Koebelin Lawrence, porter Baker & Hamilton, r. 21
Rondel PI
Koechel William B., porter Herman F. Morken, r.
Commercial Hotel
Koechler Adam, tailor. 1623 Fillmore
Koeford Hans Ludwig, carpenter, r. S s Twenty-ninth,
bet Cljurch and Sanchez
Koeford Harry, laborer, r. 517 Sutter
Koegel David, varnisher, r. 1176 Harrison
Koegel Edward, bookbinder, r. 1176 Harrison
Koegel Frank A., tailor, r. 1176 Harrison
Koegel Frank A. Jr., bookbinder Althof & Bahls, r.
1176 Harrison
Koegel Hilda, widow, r. 1112^ Mason
Koegel William J., clerk Frank O'Connor, r. 1176
Harrison
Koebler .\ugust, barber, r. Park Hotel
Koehler August, jeweler Koehler & Ritter, r. 1303
Mason
Koeiiler August, manuf trusses and shoulder
braces, 507 Kearny, r. 1622 Sutter
Koehler Charles, cabinet and sbow-casemaker, 209
Mason, r. .526 Stevenson
Koehler Edward, cabinetmaker, r. 415^ Fifth
Koehler Frederick N., tanner, r. 2518 Mission
Koehler Gotthard (Koehler A: Rllter) r. 1303 Mason
Koehler Henry, r. 261 Jessie
Koehler Henry, cook William Tell House, 317 Bush
Koehler S., r. 9.30 Market
Koehler William, shoemaker, 2407 California
Koehler William F., tanner Sigmund Kraus, r.W s
Mission, bet Twentv-tirst and Twenty-second
Koehler William Q., shoemaker John Guy, r. 423
Bush
Koehler & Ritf er (Gotthard Koehler and Charles
A. Ritter) manufs jewelry and silverware, 26 Post
Koehler. See Koeller and Kobler
/'\r~f\ 11/ f^l ADl/ ®*^ MARKET STREET, wholesale and retail dealer in
bLU. W. LLAnK, Facer Hangings & Shade Material. Manufacturer of window SM'js
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
TtnaoiiESAi^
HARD1VARE,
Corner Market and Front Streets.
KOE
518
KOH
Koelincke August, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Seventh and Natoma
Koebncke Christian H., clerk, r. 2216 Pine
Koehne Henry 8., bookkeeper William Hoelscher &
Co., r. Commercial Hotel
Koehner William, with Lachman & Jacolii, r. IS First
Koeller William, druggist, SE cor Eddy and Taylor
Koelzer Antone, barber, 1743 Mission
Koen Charles, conductor Omnibus RE., r. 726 Folsom
Koen Charles Jr. . porter S. F. Law Library, r. 726
Folsom
Koen Frank, collector, 519 Montgomery, r. 72C Folsom
Koeneeke Henry, bookkeeper August Jungblut & Co.,
r. 309 Jessie
Koeneke Eichard, laborer, r. 155 Tehama
Koenig' Anton, importer, and retail French boots
and shoes, 122 Kearny, r. 12(j Kearny
Koenig Charles, chicken ranch, SE cor Filbert and
Lyon
Koenig Edward J., assistant Valencia St. Grammar
School, r. Oakland
Koenig Ferdinand, clerk, r. 1028 Market
Koenig Ferdinand, proptr Bottle Koenig's Beer Hall,
626-632 Pacific
Koenig Frank, r. 922 Greenwich
Koenig Frederick, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r. 818
Pacific
Koenig Frederick, boarding, SE cor Page and Gough
Koenig Fritz, r. 1131 Clay
Koenig George (Muller & Koenig) r. 13U Harrison
Koenig. See Konig
Koeniger Adolph, r. 327 Geary
Koenigbberger Adolph, salesman Nast, Greenzweigfc
Co., r. 2 Chatham PI
Koenigsberger Ferdinand (M. P. Kohlberg & Co.) r.
803 Ellis
Koeper Frederick, boots and shoes, 519 Montgomery
Av, r. 602 Lombard
Koepke Henry, driver Golden City Brewery, r. 1431
Pacific
Koepke James, cook. r. 961 Mission
Koerber August (Henry Koerber & Brother) r. 607 Ash
Av
Koerber Henry (Henry Koerber & Brother) r. Alameda
Koerber Henry & Brother (Henry and August Koer-
ber) wood and coal, 17 and 19 Washington
Koerdell Otto J., agent Quarter-master's Dept U. 8. A.,
Yerba Buena Island
Koerner A., cabinetmaker, r. 530 Fifth
Koemer Christian, butcher E. & H. Moffatt, r. Twelfth
Av, nr Railroad Av, South 8. F
Koerner George, butcher, r. til2 Nineteenth
Koeruer John N., groceries and liquors, SE cor Mar-
ket and Pearl, r. 3 Pearl
Koerner L. P., seaman, r. 101 Steuart
Koemer Martin, barber, 4 Hardie PI
Koerner Miiry, domestic 1719 Hyde
Kotmcr Max, agent, r. 7 Mint Av
Koerner Sophie Mrs., stamping and embroidery. 940
Market, r. 7 Mlnt^Vv
Koesel George E., boxmaker Fechheimer & Steele, r.
9 Sumner
Koesel Louis T., trunkmaker Fechheimer & Steele, r.
9 Sumner
Koester Henry, contractor, r. 224 Shotwell
Koester Laurene, laceworker S. Bauer, r. 224 Shotwell
Koetchen Bettie, domestic 1901 Octavia
Koethen .\dolph, waiter Lick House
Koff Delphine, laundress, r. 712 Vallejo
Kofod James, cabinetmaker L. k E. Emanuel, r. Oak-
land
Kofoed Margaret, widow, r. HOCt Folsom
Koliaca Andrew, seaman schr Winfleld Scott, r. 35
Main
Kohaca George, seaman schr Winfleld Scott, r. 35 Main
Kohen William, butcher, 43 and 44 Grand Arcade
Market, r. 40(i ^i Grove
Kohen. See Cohn, Cohen, and Kohn
Kohina John, hostler Market St. RE., r. 8 8 Turk, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Kohl William (Hutchinson, Kohl, PhiUppeus k Co.)
r. San Mateo
Kohl. See Cole
Kohlbecher Joseph, boots and shoes, 123 Fourth
Kohlberg Albert M., clerk M. P. Kohlberg k Co.,r.
1606 Post
Kohlberg Emma Miss, assistant cashier Sellg Kohl-
berg, r. 5.')8 Minna
Kohlberg Ernst, bookkeeper A. 8. Eosenbaum & Co.,
r. 810 Ellis
Kohlberg Gustave, bookkeeper I. S. Eosenbaum & Co.,
r. 1432 Bush
Kohlberg Manfred P. (M. P. Kohlberg & Co.) r. 1606
Post
Kohlberg Manfred 8., clerk Selig Kohlberg, r. 558
Minna
Kohlberg M. P. k Co. (Manfred P. Kohlberg and Fer-
dinand Koenigsberger) manufs cigars, 218 and 220
Battery
Kohlberg Pauline Miss, cashier Selig Kohlberg, r. 558
Minna
Kohlberg Selig, dry goods, 40 Sixth, r. 558 Minna
Kohler Andrew (Kohler k Cha*.e) r. Grand Hotel
Kohler C. Mrs., widow, r. 237 Stevenson
Kohler Charles (Kohler & Frohling) r. 1705 Powell
Kohler Charles, clerk Louis Leiser, r. cor Fifth and
Kutoma
Kohler Charles Jr., clerk Kohler & Frohling, r. 1705
Powell
Kohler Dominick, cabinetmaker, r. 9 William
Kohler Ernest, waiter Marchand's Restaurant, r.
Twenty-first, bet Sanchez and Koe
Kohler Georgette Miss, saleslady J. Mariial & Co., r.
9 William
Kohler Hans H., clerk, r. 1705 Powell
Kohler Henry (Kohler & Frohling) r. 817 Post
Kohler Henry, laundryman, r. 202 Twenty-third
Kohler Henry, real-estate, r. 1221 Kearny
Kohler Jacob, stovemaker Martin I'rag, r. 1018 Val-
lejo
Kohler Jacob Jr., tinsmith Martin Prag, r. 1018 Val-
lejo
Kohler John, baker, r. 411 Pacific
Kohler Louis G., compositor S. F. Abend Post, r. 2627
Pine
Kohler Rudolph, confectioner Frederick Hellwig, r.
104 Turk
Kolilcr tS; Chase (Andrew Kohler and Quincy A.
Chase) musical instruments, pianos, and organs,
137 and 139 Post, and cor Ninth and Washington,
Oakland
Koliler & ProlUInj; (Henry and Charles Kohler)
growers and dealers California wines and bran-
dies, 626 Montgomery, and SE cor Sutter and
Dupont
Kohler. See Koehler and Koeller
Kohlmaii , longshoreman Menzles, Bingham &
Co.
Kohlman Henry, butcher, r. 1504 Franklin
Kohlman Marx, peddler, r. 437 Fulton
Kohlman Samuel, assistant bookkeeper Solomon Kohl-
man, r. 216 Sixth
Kohlman Solomon, groceries, teas, and coffees,
216 Sixth
Kohlman William, r. 217 Post
Kohlman. Sec Coleman and Colman
Kohn Albert, clerk H. Kohn & Son, r. Oakland
Kohn Bernard, cashier Hale & P.ncheco, r. 2018 Bu.sh
Kohn Bertram, clerk Eppstein *: Co., r. 726 California
Kohn Charles, clerk Schultz & Von Bargen, r. 127
Montgomery
Kohn George A., assistant bookkeeper Mlchels, Fried-
lander & Co., r. 616 Folsom
Kohn H. k Son (Henry and Herman) furriers, 1114;^
Market
Kohn Henry (H. Kohn * Son) r. Oakland
I Kohn Henry, bookkeeper Greeuebaum. & Co., r. 728
California
[ Kohn Henry, groceries and liquors, 408 Folsom, r. 307
j Fremont
Kohn Henry Jr., clerk Henry Kohn, r. 307 Fremont
: Kohn Herman (H. Kohn A: Son) r. Oakland
Kohn I.saac, merchant, 3U2 California, room 6, r.
I 616 Folsom
Kohn Jacob, cigars and tobacco, 212 Sansome, r. 2611
Sacramento
' Kohn Josepli Jr.. bookkeeper Joseph S. Kohn, r. 1717
I Howard
Kohn Joseph 8., office 331 Montgomery, room 4, r.
I 1717 Howard
Kohn Lennie Miss, r. 1040 !< Mission
Kohn Leopold, carver and designerWilllam H.McCor-
I mick, r. 622 Eddy
Kohn Louis W., salesman Carolan, Cory & Co., r. 307
Fremont
! Kohn Mary, domestic 1020 Hyde
; Kohn Xaphtaly, salesman Roseutbal, Feder& Co.
Kohn Philip L., clerk, r. 616 Folsom
Kohn Eichard. clerk John Wintjen, r. 8W cor Geary
I and Devisadero
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J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTKR OF AND DEALER IX ALT. KINDS OF FOREIGN
AJVD DOMESTIC COAL, 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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619
KOR
Eobn Samuel, saleBman Joseph T. Terry & Co., r.
708 Taylor
Eobn Samuel L., cutter Toklas, Brown & Co., r. 37
Second
Eobn Simon (Louis Saroni &Co.) r. 1115 Van Ness Av
Eobn. See Coen, Cohan, Cohen, Cohn, Eohen and
Euhn
Eobnen Henry W., foreman H. Lash, r. 31 Rondel PI
Eohnke P. F. F. (Bruns & Kohnke) r. 540 Jessie
Eobnke John, cutler, 405 J$ California, r. N s Clipper,
bet Church and Sanchez
Eohnstamm Eiuil (Straus, Eohnstamm & Co.) r. 309
Powell
Eobrn Henry, clerk Frederick Johannsen, r. 30(5
O'Fanell
Eohru William M., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Page and Franklin
Eohrs Peter, waiter Theodor Althof, 626 Maiket
Eolb Christian, baker Philip Kalterer, r. E s Mission,
bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Eolb Elward A., printer, r. 455 Je.sfcie
Eolb Edward P. Mrs., widow, dressnaaker, r. 455
Jessie
Eolb Peter, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Eolb AVilliam, r. 1020 Sutter
Eolbe John F., bartender Charles Schmidt, r. (5 Mar-
tha PI
Eolble Joseph, tailor, 1210 Eearny
Eolby Charles, plumber, r. 1003 Buchanan
Eolby. See Colby
Kolkmann Hermann, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Geary and Hyde
EoUman Louisa, domestic 1026 Twenty-first
EoUman Solomon, clothing, 410 Pacific
EoUmau Frederick, shoemaker, r. 827 Vallejo, rear
EoUmeyer William A., gilder and framemaker, 312
Post
Eolln Joachim, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Kolman Philip, r. 1144 Market
Eolmel Joseph, cooper George Larsen, r. 118 Sac.
Eolodzy Ferdinand, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor
Eearny and Morton
Bolster John, bartender Peter Harder, r. 7 Market
Eolunder Gerry, baker Henry HeitmuUer, r. 492
Eighth
Eommer Emanuel, boot and shoemaker, 623 Market,
r. 174}^ Minna
Eommer Frederick, bookbinder Charles E. Rankin,
r. 174J^ Minna
Koneke A. & Co. (Adolph Eoneke and Ralph de
Clairmont) commission merchants, 16 Front
Eoneke Adolph (A. Koneke & Co.) r. 327 Geary
Eonig Frederick W., tailor, r. 107 Ash Av
Eonig Henrj', Swiss Beuev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Eonig John F., tanner, r. 1581 Folsom
Eonig Viggo (Konig & Kasmussen) r. 103 Washington
Eonig & Basmussen (Viggo Konig and Nils Rasmus-
sen) restaurant, 103 W'asbington
Eonigsberg William, traveling agent, r. 160 Tehama
Eoniug Max, groceries and liquors, SW cor Dupont
and Filbert
Eonuerson Anna, cook, 1357 Post
Eonnold Frederick A., boot and shoe agent, 623 Mar-
ket, T.dOi'A Turk
Eonoplitsky Lena Mrs., teacher music, r. 1403 Scott
Eonrad Joseph, beltmaker L. P. Degen.r. 5.59 Mission
Konsburg Conrad L., tanner J. V. F. Sanquist, r. 150 Ji
Tehama
Eoob William, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Eoomer Christian, butiher, r. Twelfth Av, bet N and
P, South S. F.
Eoon Henry E., laborer, r. 366 Natoma
Eoon William, master mariner, r. 507 Fourth
Eoon. See Coon, Kuehn and Euhn
Eoons Ephraim B., porter, r. 017 Turk
Eoons. See Coons
Eoop William, seanian, r. 138 Steuart
Eoopman Conrad, laborer, r. Vf s Polk, bet Lombard
and Chestnut
Eoopmaun Elizabeth, widow, groceries and liquors,
1507 Franklin, r. 305 Austin
Eoopmauu George J., clerk Kohler & Frohling, r. 314
O'Farrell
Eoopmann Henry, captain schr San Mateo, r. 16 >i
Bluxome
Eoopmann John, liquor saloon, 41 Sacramento
Eoopraanu Thomas E., clerk Elizabeth Eoopmann, r.
305 Auptin
Koopmanschai) CorMellus, Chinese immigra-
tion agent, 40 A Geary
Eopaukiewicz Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 1421
Devlsadero
Eopke Diedrieh, special policeman, r. Channel, bet
Twelfth and Thirteenth
Eopke Joseph, cook Delmonico Restaurant, r. 963
Mission
Eopke Peter, painter, 1306 Devisadero
Kopp Catherine, widow, r. 825 Vallejo, rear
Eopp Charles, restaurant, 104 Seventh
Kopp Henry, baker, r. 121 Fourth
Kopp Matthias, housepainter, r. 33 Park Av, bet Mar-
ket and new City Hall
Kopp Leonhard, carrier Alts, r. 6 Clara Lane
Koppe Theodore, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Eoppel Alexander, expressman, r. 2024 Filbert
Eoppel Gustave W., expressman, NE cor Dupont and
Sacramento, r. 2024 Filbert
Eoppel Manuel, (of Eoppel & Platte, Carson City,
Nev., and Bodie, Cal.) office 2 Battery, r. The
Windsor
Eoppel Moses, collector Moses Selig, r. 826 Mission
Eoppel Siegfried, bookkeeper Singer Manuf. Co., r.
319 Geary
Koppel Victor, r. 406 Grove
Eoppen George T., expressman, cor Sacramento and
Battery, r. NW cor Post and Webster
Eoppen Peter, expressman, cor Battery and Pacific, r.
14 Byington
Eoppitz Frau H., muslcan Baldwfti Theater, r. 618
Stevenson
Eoppitz George, musician, r. 405 M Grove
Eoppitz John, bookbinder, r. 425 Tyler
Koppman Charles, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Kopsch Adam J., attorney at law, 604 Merchant, r.
West End House
Korb John , bartender, r. 20 Minna
Eorb Lnuisa Miss, seamstress, r. 129 Shipley
Eorbel Anthony (F. Korbel & Brothers) r. Santa Rosa
Korbel F, & Brothers (Francis, Anthony and
Joseph Eorbel) cigarbox manufs, and photograph
engravers. SW cor Fifth and Bryant, office 306 Bat-
tery
Eorbel Francis (F. Eorbel & Brothei-s) r. 727 Bryant
Korbel Joseph (F. Korbel & Brothers) r. 727 Bryant
Kord Theodore, soapmaker Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. W s Castro, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Eord. See Cord
Eordes A., capitalist, r. 423 Bush
Eordes. See Cordes, and Cords
Eordmyer George, saloonkeeper, r. Buss House
Korfus Mary, domestic 314 Tyler
Eormel Clement, foreman cabinetmaker L. & E.
Emanuel, r. 5)^ Bowie Av
Eorminsky Isaac, clerk, r. 2 Potter
Eorminsky Jacob, salesman Weil & Mlchels, r. 1
Potter
Eorn Abraham I., barber, 545 California, r. 438 Na-
toma
Kom Alexander, commission agent, r. 708 Hayes
Korn Belle Mifs, dressmaker Mrs. M. J. Soper, r. 708
Hayes
Korn Isaac, clerk Abramson & Bacon, r. 710 Hayes
Korn Jobu, furniturefinisher William J. Heney & Co.,
r. 636 Minna
Eorn Joseph (Kom & McCarthy) r. 606 Fell
Eom Louis, saloonkeeper, r. 708 Hayes
Eorn Moses, merchant, r. 710 Hayes
Eom Sigmund, clerk E. Schoenfeld & Brothers, r.
710 Hayes
Eorn & McCarthy (Joseph Eorn and John W. Mc-
Carthy) teamsters, 117 Battery
Eorneek William E., liquor saloon, 41 Third, r. Gold-
en Gate Uute]
Eomfeld Charles, real-estate agent, r. 833 McAllister
Eoruikcr Louis (Eomiker \- Leon) r. 972 J4 Folsom
Komiker k Leon (Louis Korniker and Samuel Leon)
upholsterers and mattress makers, 972^4 Folsom
Kommayer Frank, painter, r. S s Twenty-eighth, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Eorper Samson, traveling agent, r. 711 O'Farrell
Korsvig Thomas, seaman schr Carro True, Jackson St.
Wharf
Kortcn Behrend, hostler 8. F. Stock Brewery, r. 3
Vandewater
Eorteu John, buUher F.W. Zecher, r. 3 Vandewater
Eorten John, laborer Albany Brewery, r. 75 Everett
Eortesaulor .\ndrew, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Kortick Frank, blacksmith, r. 765 Howard
Kortjobn Charles L., driver Bach, Mcese & Co., r.
1849)4 Stevenson
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Korta George D., captain U. S. SS. Manzanita, ofl5ce
120 Sutter, r. 623 Nineteenth
Korts ■William (Korts & Diercks) r. 314 Clay
Korts & Dicriks (William Korts and Frank C. Diercks)
liquor saloon, 314 Clay
Korts. See Courts
Kortsker Martin, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
KorvelJn Frank, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Kosby Leon, bookkeeper Leibes Brothers & Co., r.
Oakland
Kosche Charles, with Rudolph Kosche, r. 629 Cal.
Kosche Rudolph, theatrical hairdnsser, 420 Bush, r.
1507 California
Koschwitz Ernst, butcher, r. 814 Montgomery
Kosey Columbus, r. 1027 Dupont
Koshland Brothers (Nathan and Max) importers and
commission merchants, 19 Sansome
Koshland Joseph (S. Koshland & Co.) r. 1808 Pine
Koshland Marcus, clerk S. KoshlanJ. & Co., r. 1808
Pine
Koshland Max (Koshland Bros.) r. Portland, Oregon
Koshland Nathan (Koshland Bros.) r. 1501 Steiner
Koshland S. & Co. (Simon and Joseph Kosh-
land) wool, and bags, and bagging, 228 California
Koshland Simon (S. Koshland & Co.) r. 1808 Pine
Koslofl' Michael, r. 520 Greenwich, rear
Kosmalski Frank, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 4
McLea Court
Koeminsky Samuel, liquor saloon, cor First Av and
Kentucky, South S. F.
Kosnief Patrick, laborer, r. 212 First
Koss H., confectioner Westerfeld & Page, r. 745 Mar-
ket
Kossuth Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.) E. F. Stone sec-
retary, 3('G Pine
Kosten B., Austrian Benev. Assn, r. 310 O'Farrell
Kostcr Frederick (Spamer & Koster) r. SOiiJi Twenty-
first
Koster Henry, clerk Louis Smith, r. 11 Selina PI
Koster Henry, wholesale paints, oils, and lamp
stock, 410 and 412 Sansome, r. 713 Filbert
Koster Henry A., with Henry Koster, r. 713 Filbert
Koster Herman, clerk Lebenbaum & Goldberg, r. 307
Third
I Koster John (John Koster & Co.) r. 713 Broadway
Koster John, bnker, r. NE cor Kearny and Vallejo
Koster John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1100 Bry-
ant
Koster John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Koster John & Co. (John Koster) lunch kitchen, 614H
Merchant
Koster Jolin L., manager Pacific Vinegar Works,
323 Front, r. N a Grove, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Koster Joseph, liquor saloon, NE cor Geary and Cen-
tral Av
Koster Lucien, clerk Henry Koster, r. 713 Filbert
Koster Ludwig J. F. (Charles Petersen & Co.) r. 320
Tenth
Koster Peter, tailor F. Trebois, r. Kearny, bet Broad-
way and Vallejo
Koster William F., oyeterman Charles Haake, r. 403
Third
Koster. See Costa and Coster
Kostering Charles, groceries and liquors, 1115 and
1788 Folsom
KoBtromitinoff Alexander P., salesman William E.
Mighell, r. 724 Bush
Koszinsky Alexander, waiter, r. 8 Dupont
Koszinsky Joseph, waiter, r. 8 Dupont
Kothe Henrietta Mrs., ladies' nurso, r. .529 Geary
Kottinger Matthew, teacher music, r. 1408 Mission
Kottinger William, laborer, r. N a Moulton, bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Kouiitze Christina, widow, r. 1013 Washington
Koven Oscar L., bookbinder Althof & Bahls, r. Oak-
land
Kovenatzky Albert J., with Jahn & Foster, r. 121
Stocktcin
Kovregiu Nicholas Rev., missionary priest Russian
Church, r. 1141 Union
Kowalsky Christine Mrs., r. 16 Clinton
Kowalsky Edward H., produce commission merchant,
227 Washington, r. 2'.t Dupont
Kowalsky Isaac, shoemaker J. Lindenbaum, r. Oak-
land
Kowalsky Solomon, clothing, 918 DVipont, r. 1024
Jackson
Koy Hcniy. laborer, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Koxiaii Nivolii, restaurant, 1025 Dupont
Kozmlnsky Cimon Mrs., widow, r. 1713 Laguna
Kozminsky Harris, tailor, 1 Quincy PI
Kozminsky Harmon, cigars and tobacco, 202 San-
some, and 128 Kearny, r. 738 McAllister
Kraak H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Kracke August, yeastmaker Spamer & Koster, r. 24
Rondel PI
Kracke Henry, clerk Martin Murken, r. NW cor Grove
and Buchanan
Kracke Louis, driver Market St. RR., r. 24 Rondell PI
Krade Carl, butcher C. Seipel, r. 2.302 Mission
Kraeger Charles, candymaker William Schmits, r. 323
Broadway
Kraeger Ernest I'., cabinetmaker Snyder & Co., r. 8
Welsh
Kraemer Julius (Pac. Coast Packing Co.) r. 517 McAl-
lister
Kraf , r. Sacramento House
Kraft Adolph, metalspinner Emil Boesch, r. 724
Lombard
Kraft Bernard, showcasemaker William Proll & Co.,
r. 271 Minna
Kraft Frank (Sander ft Kraft) r. 131 Lily Av
Kraft Jacob, tailor, 1210 Kearny
Kraft John, Tailors' Pro. Tlnion, SW cor Keamy and
Morton
Kraft Julius, draftsman Thomas J. Welsh, r. Oak-
land
Kraft Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Kraft Samuel, setter Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 502 Bush
Kragen Louis, carver and designer Kragen & Geist, r.
W s Dolores, nr Twenty-eighth
Kragen Marks, upholsterer, r. Ws Dolores, nr Twen-
ty-eighth
Kragen Samuel (Kragen & Geist) r. W s Dolores, nr
Twenty-eighth
Kragen <& Geist (Samuel Kragen and William
Geist) proptrs Pacific Furniture Factory, 736
Brannan
Kragen. See Cragen
Krager Charles, waiter, r. 619 Pacific
Krager Ferdinand, carpenter, r. W s San Bruno Road,
nr Army
Kragh Andrew, carpenter, r. 5 Newell
Krahmanu Edward, bootmaker L. C. Thummler, r.
724 Mission
Krahmann Franz, shoemaker, r. 106 Dupont
Krahner Ernst, fisherman, r. NW cor Broderick and
Jefferson
Krajewski Frederick, tool manufacturer, 739 Fourth,
r. 1220 Alabama
Krake Charles, coachman Edgar J. Bowen, 805 Tyler
Kraker Anthony, billiardist, r. Paris House
Kraker Joseph, clerk, r. 344 Grove
Kraker Michael (Kraker & Israel) r. 1517 Post
Kraker A: Israel (Michael Kraker and Max Israel)
manufs ladies' and children's underwear, 521 and
.523 Market
Kraket Eli. seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Krall Henry, steward bark Helen W. Almy, Mission
St.Wharf
Krall. See Croall
Krambnch Julius L., salesman Ackerman Brothers, r.
323 Larkin
Kramer August, clerk Henry Kuust, r. SWcor Folsom
and Fourth
Kramer Bernbard, bakery, NE cor Grove and Bu-
chanan
Kramer Casper, carpenter, r. 8E cor Twenty-second
and Alabama
Kramer Charles, butcher, r. 2103 Webster
Kramer Charles W., cutler Will & Finck, r. 503 Green-
wich
Kramer Cornelius (Kramer & Medley) r. 2103 Webster
Kramer Fra'icia, boot and shoemaker, 219 Davis, r.
30.i Davis
Kramer Francis, clerk E. Mansbach & Co., r. 1140
Mission
Kramer Frederick, market, 229 Fell
Kramer Frederick, shoemaker, 81 Natoma
Kramer George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Kramer Gustave W., baker, r. 630 Grove
Kramer Henry (Kramer & Co.) r. 231 Tyler
Kramer Henrj', bootmaker, 114 Mission, r. 81 Natoma
Kramer Isaac, stockbroker, r. 722 Tyler
Kramer Jacob, groceries and liquors, SW cor Dupont
and Greenwich, r. 1621 Dupont
Kramer Jennie Miss, strawworker, r. 335 Shipley
Kramer John, butcher, r. M.i Stevenson
Kramer John, coffee saloon, 407 Dupont, r. 9 Harlan PI
Kramer John, laborer, r. 1720 Jessie, rear
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Kramer John W.W., nurse, r. 335 Shipley
Kramer Louis, florist, N 8 Union, bet Webster and
Buchanan
Kramer Marcus, expressman, r. 14 Ash Av
Kramer Oscar, waiter Philadelphia House, 423 Bush
Kramer William, clerk, r. 254 Jessie
Kramer & Co. (Henry Kramer) manufs ladies' under-
wear, 28 Sansome
Kramer & Medley (Cornelius Kramer and 1. Polk
Medley) mnrket, 2111 and 2113 Fillmore
Kramer. See Cramer. Creamer, and Kremer
Krandelt Jennie, widow, furnished rooms, 75 Minna
Kraner Pliilip H., mining, office 314 Montgom-
ery, r. 528 Pine
Kranise Charles, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Kranz Oswald, tannery, N b Day, bet Dolores and
railroad track, r. N s Twenty-ninth, bet Dolores
and San Jos6 Av
Krap Hanson, seaman schr Dora, Jackson St. Wharf
Krap James H., seaman schr Dora, Jackson St. Wharf
Krattiger Jacob, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Kratz , cook John E. Doyle
Kratz Charles, machinist ITie Singer Manuf. Co., r.
949 Mission
Eratz Charles, porter Oilman, Walker & Co., r. cor
Hayes and Van Ness Av
Kratzenstein Charles E., salesman Ghirardelll & Dan-
zel. r. 19 Twelfth
Kraus Aaron, clerk Levi Str.iuss & Co., r. 733 Turk
Kraus Aaron, clerk Tax Collector, r. NW cor Alabama
and Twenty-fifth
Kraus Abraham, clerk r. NW cor Alabama and Twen-
ty-fifth
Kraus Charles, dealer limes. 28 Centre Market, r. NW
cor .\labama and Twenty-fifth
Kraus D., sausagemaker. 812 Larkln
Kraus Emma F. Miss, assistant Clement Grammar
School, r. 1031 McAllister
Kraus Frederick, musician Bella Union Theater, r.
1031 McAllister
Kraus Harry, peddler, r. NW cor Alabama and Twen-
ty-fifth
Kraus Henry, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Kraus Marcus, peddler, r. NW cor Alabama and
Twenty-fifth
Kraus Paul, baker Winkle Brothers, r. 609 Jackson
Kraus Sigmimd, proptr New Philadelphia Calf Kid
Manufactory, W s Dolores, bet Twenty-ninth and
Thirtieth
Kraus Saloihon, clerk Pac. Stock Exchange, r. 733
Turk
Kraus Sophia M. Miss, assistant Falrmount Primary
School, r. 1031 McAllister
Kraus. See Krause, Krauss, Krouse and Crouse
Krause Annie, domestic 972 Folsom
Krause Carl, r. .529 Sixth
Krause Carl, baker, r. 228 Bush
Krause Charles, r. fi24 Green
Krause Charles, cigar mauuf, r. 5M Haywood
Krause Charles, ship carpenter, r. 510 Brannan
Krause Frank, engineer Funcke & Co., r. 31 Converse
Krause George, boot and shoemaker, r. 1021 Pacific
Krause Henry, bellman Russ House
Krause Marks, salesman, r. SVS Harriet
Krause Oscar W., bookkeeper Alexander NlcoU, r
Bush
Krause. See Kraus, Krauss, Krouse and Crouse
Krausgrill Jacob, gunsmith F. Schoeneman, r.
Filbert, rear
Krausgrill John, produce dealer, r. 1405 Stockton
Krausgrill J. George Jr., bookbinder Charles E. Ran-
kin, r. 7 Card Alley —
Krausgrill Philip, cutler Will k Finck, r. .524 Filbert
Krausgrill Philip, upholsterer F. 8. Chadbourne &
Co., r. 7 Card AUiy
Krauss Albert, Cabinetniakerfs' Union, 912 Market
Krauss Frederick H., whiteiier, 227 Post, r. 217 Post
Krauss Theodore, bookkeeper, r. 2616 Folsom
Krausse Philip F., clerk Painter & Co., r. 504 Jessie
Krausse. See Kraus, Krause and Krouse
Krauth Charles, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. SE
cor Mariposa and Wisconsin
Krauth Nicholas, butcher, r. Park Hotel
Krautz Matthias, cabinetmaker, r. 2fi31 Harrison
Krauz Peter, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Krazer Adolph F.. cari)enter, r. San Bruno Road, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Kreager Otto, solicitor John H. Fisher, r. 27 Rausch
Krear C, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
520
622
Krebs Ellas, seaman schr J. B. Leeds, r. 12 Jackson
Krebs Henry Jr. (Pacific Spring Manuf. Co.) r. Lick
Hou.se
Krebs Hermann, traveling salesman Hoffman & Co.,
r. 430 Eddy
Kreel John J., confectioner Hemme k Reuter, r. 319
O'Farrell, rear
Krefif Emanuel, ironmolder City Iron Works, r. 9
Minna
Kreger Armin, maltster Herman Zwieg
Kreger Henry A., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r. 801
Vallejo
Kreger William B., carpenter and builder, 115 Davis,
r. 801 Guerrero
Kreger. See Krieger
Krehmke Edward, oysterman George Mayes, r. 315
O'Farrell
Krehmke John, captain schr Ellen Gunderson , Fourth
St. Wharf
Kreider FraukL., mining, 214 Sansome, r. 715 Howard
Kreielsheimer Simon, clerk E. Goslinsky & Co., r. 830
McAllister
Krein James, storekeeper Pacific Coast SS. Co.,NE cor
Front and Broadway, r. 920 Montgomery
Kreise Frederick, cook, r. 765 Mission
Kreker Edward, .porter Marx Levy, r. 734 >i Howard
Kreling' Brothers (John and Joseph) proptrs
Tivoli Garden, 28 Eddy, bet Powell and Mason
Kreling Charles, painter Tivoli Garden, r. 30 Eddy
Kreling Frederick J., employee Tivoli Garden, r. 537 H
Stevenson
Kreling John (Kreling Brothers) r. 30 Eddy
Kreling .Joseph (Kreling Brothers) r. 30 Eddy
Kreling Martin, waiter Tivoli Garden, r. 127 Ellis
Kreling William, employee Tivoli Garden, r. 30 Eddy
Kremer Jacques, proptr S. F. Zinc Foundry, r. 25
Ji-ssif
Kremer Nicholas, molder S. F. Zinc Foimdry, r. 25
Jessie
Kremer William J., butcher, 819 Jackson, r. 1014
Pacific
Kremer. See Cramer, and Kramer
Krempien George F., cabinetmaker, r. 7 Elliot Park
Kremple Francis J., undertaker Lockhart & Porter, r
417 Mason
Krenz Emil, glovemaker, r. 1235 York
Krenz Oswald, proptr Laguna Tannery, NW cor Fil-
bert and Gough, r. SE cor Filbert and Gough
Krenz Otto, tanner Laguna Tannery, r. Pacific, bet Oc-
tavla and Gough
Kresler Frank P., blacksmith, r. 10 Carlos PI
Kresler Henry S. (Kresler k Co.) r. NW cor Linden Av
and Octavia
Kresler k Co. (H. S. Kresler and Robert Giesen)
blacksmiths and horseshoers, 307 Linden Av
Kress Augustus H., engineer, r. 616 Guerrero
Kress Christian, cabinetmaker Hermann Granz, r. 622
Brannan
Kressel Charles, machinist, r. 48 Minna
Kresteller Marks, shoemaker Louis Girard, r. 1028J^
Folsom
Kresteller Morris E., machinist Globe Iron Works, r.
1028 H Folsom
Kretschman William, r. 623 California
Kretschmar .John A., clerk, r. 421^ Filbert
Kretshmer William, plaster ornaments, 16 Tyler, r. N
W cor Fifteenth and Dolores
Kretz C, driver Sutter St. RR., r. 3 Scheerer PI
Kretzen John, Cigarmakers Assn, 771 Market
Kretzer Elias S., carpenter, r. 229 Clementina
Kretzer John, cigarmaker Max Colaco, r. 1806 Stock.
Kretzinger August, tanner Laguna Tannery, r. 1914
Filbert
Kreuser Constance Mme., embroidery and pattern
importer, 323 Sutter
Kreuser. See Kruezer
K reuter Charles, Societe Culinaire Francaise, 508
Bush
Kreutzberger M., quartermaster Pacific Mail SS. Da-
kota
Krcutzer Charles, Cigarmakers' Assn. 771 Market
Kreutzferdt Charles, captain schr Black Diamond, r.
811 Union
Kreye John, liquor saloon, SE cor Jackson and Bat-
tery, and groceries and liquors.SW cor First and
Natoma
Kricken Charles, saloonkeeper, r. 311 Fell
Krieg Anton, proptr 8. F. Tannery, E s Sau Bruno
Road, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, r.
2120 Nebraska
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Krieg Joseph P., bootmaker, r. 3 McDermott PI
Krleger Charles J., seaman, r. 340 Bitch
Krieger Christopher, chicken ranch, Twenty-seveiith
Av, nr San Bruno Boad
Krieger Henry, shoemaker, r. 604 Taylor
Krleger Lewis, seaman, r. E s Central Av, bet Post
and Sutter, rear
Krieger William T., tailor, r. 1217 Kearny
Krieger. See Kreger
Kriens Conrad, steward Pacific Coast SS. Co., r. 920
Montgomery
Kriens James, steward Pacific Coast SS. Co.
Krig Charles, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Krikel Frank, r. 522 Filbert
Krill Henry, oysterman Solomon Tesmore, r. 6 Vir-
ginia PI
Krille Frederick, patternmaker Bisdon I. and L.
Works, r. 335 Fourth
Krlmpshofi' George, b( aman, r. 238 Steuart
Krimson G. Miss, laundress Park Hotel
Kriske Ernst, jeweler Hubash, Larsen k Wilson, r.
607 M Linden, Av
Krlst Timothy, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother,
Beale St. Wharf, r. First, nr Harrison
Krltz Celestine, engineer Sutter St. BE., r. 1122 Ji
Larkin
Kritzky John A., tmits and vegetables, 4 Clay St.
Market, r. Olympic Lodgings
Kroder August, painter J. Quadt, r. 1103 Pierce
Kroder Louisa, widow, r. 1103 Pierce
Kroeber H., cigars and tobacco, 19 Pacific
Kroeger Charles, driver Lafayette Brewery ,r. 439 Val-
lejo
Kroeger F., packer Pac. Coast Packing Co., r. 329
Broadway
Kroeger Frederick, deckhand SS. Ancon, Broadway
Wharf
Kroeger Gustav, clerk Herman A. Kroger, r. 1640 Sac.
Kroeger Herman A., groceries, IGOO Polk, r. 1640 Sac.
Kroeger John H., clerk Basson & McDonnell, r. 2602
Mission
Kroeger Sophia, widow, r. 22M Everett
Kroeger V. Arraen, brewer, r. Twentieth Av, nr K,
South S. F.
Kroeger William, market, 1202 Stockton
Kroeger William G., cigarmaker, r. 965 M Harrison
Kroeger. See Kroger, Krueger, and Krnger
Kroehle Henry, cellarman Kohler & Frohling, r. 341
Hayes
Kroencke John, clerk C. Meiyer, r. NW cor Point
Lobos Av and Cook
Kroeninger F., confectioner, r. 755 Howard
Krocnke Henry (Kroeuke & Lutjens) r. NE cor Twen-
ty-sixth and Mission
Kroenko k Lutjens (Henry Kroeuke and Hrrmann
Lutjens) groceries and liquors, NE cor Twenty-
sixth and Mission
Kroesel Hirman, carrlagemaker John Von Emden, r. 4
Laskie
Kroezlnger Julia, domestic 810 Ellis
Kroger Albert, blacksmith August B;irz, r. 10 Scotland
Kroger August, chicken ran' h, r. Twenty-seventh Av,
E of San Bruuo Road, South S. F.
Kroger Christian F., master mariner, r. 329 Broadway
Kroger ClauB F., master mariner, r. NW cor Dolores
and Clipper
Krojrer F. «!k Co. (Frederick W. Kroger and Rob-
ert Schaezlein) mauufs silver and plated ware, 13
Trinity
Kroger Frederick W. (F. Kroger k Co.) r. 619 Bush
Kroger George, master mariner, oflBce 12 Clay
Kroger Hans (South San Francisco Packing and Pro-
vision Co.) r. Fifth Av, bet L and M, South 8. F.
Kroger Herman, restaurant, 4a5 Pacitic,r. 322 '^ Bdwy.
Kroger. Bee Kroeger, Krueger and Kruger
Krogh Charles A. (F. W. Krogh & Co.) r. 157}i Te-
hama
Krogh Ferdinand W. (F. W. Krogh k Co.) r. 157 Ji
Tehama
Kroifh P. W. «Sc Co. (F. W. and C. A. Krogh)
manufs windmills, horsepowers, and tanks, 47
and 49 Bealo
Krogle Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. W s Potrero Av,
bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-lifth
Krohe John, waiter Pacific Mall SS. South Carolina
Krohn August, teamster, r. 1429 ^■i O'Farrell
Krohn Frederick, seaman Oregon SS. George W. Elder
Krohn Gustav C. A., carpenter, r. 1429 J4 O'Farrell
Krohn John C, bookkeeper Ernest Essman, r. 316
BiUh
Krohn Julius, carpenter, r. 328 Fell — -^^
Krobnke Herman, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Krommaeher William, bookkeeper, r. 428 Oak
Kromp Tillie Miss, r. 1501 Leavenworth
Kron Frank, seaman Oregon SS. George W. Elder,
Folsom St. Wharf
Kron Julius (Lindner & Kron) r. 729 McAllister
Kron Oscar J., clerk John C. Bued, r. Oakland
Kron. See Cron and Krohn
Kronberg Adolph, copyist County Recorder,r.309 Eddy
Krone Alexander, bookkeeper Frank & Gray, r. 309
Jessie
Krone Dena, teacher music, r. 309 Jessie
Krone Frederick W., waiter Baldwin's Dining Palace,
r. 1523 Powell
Krone Julius, carpenter, 522 Taylor -
Krone Lewis, clerk, r. 309 Jessie
Krone. See Krohn and Kron
Kronenberg Frederick (Wannenmacher & Kronen-
berg) r. 542 McAllister
Kronholm Christian E., painter, r. 135 Townsend
Krouholm S. J. Mrs., midwife, r. 309 Seventh
Kronthal Henry (Fechheimer, Goodklnd k Co.) r.
1517 Van Ness Av
Krook Charles A., stevedore, r. N s Dunn Alley, nr
Kearny
Krook Maurltz L., master mariner, r. 1112 Kearny
Krook. See Crook
Krooss Clans, clerk Ernst Klein, r. NW cor Twenty-
second and Folsom
Krooss John C, bartender Hermann Tobbenboske, r.
317 Bush
Kropp Charles, asphaltum w Tker, r. 31 Langton
Kropp Herman C, managt-r Union GatliiigBand, r. 31
Langton
Kropp John, clerk, r. 31 Langton
KroBcher Hugo J., coflfee saloon, 640 California, r.
515 Kearny
Kross Henry, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Kross Katie Mrs., r. 733 Turk
Kross. See Cross
Krote Victor, assistant bookkeeper I. Gutte, r. 227
Geary
Krothman Julia, widow, r. 625 Lombard
Krouglair Pierre, waiter S. F. Bar Assn., r. 719 Clay
Krouse Henry S., teacher music, oflice 137 Post, r.
1755 Howard
Krouse Samuel B., clothing manuf, 48 Second, r.
17.55 Howard
Krouse Theodore, bookkeeper Matthias Gray, r. 2616
Folsom
Krouse Thomas E., liquor saloon, NE cor New Mont-
gomery and Mission, r. S£ cor Second and Mis-
sion
Krouse. See Kraus, Krause, Krauss and Crouse
Kruckmann Frederick, liquor saloon, SW cor Fourth
and King
Kriideuer William, driver City RR., r. 222 Leav.
Krueckel Andrew, barber Charles E. Rapp, r. 313 Fell
Krucckel CharlesJElsasser & Krueckel) r. 313 Fell
Kruegau George F. (Kruegan & Butterfield)r. 126
Seventh
Kruegan & Butterfield( George F. Kruegan and F. L.
Butterfield) blacksmiths and carriagemakera, 1106
Howard .
Krueger Frederick, tailor, r. 204 k Eddy
Krueger Joseph H., manufacturer walking canes, 769
Market r. 430 Natouia
Krueger William, molder Thompson Brothers, r. 317
Harrison
Krueger. See Kruger, Kroeger. and Kroger
Kruezer Adam, cigars and toba,.co, 321 Sansome, r.
Oakland
Kreuzer. See Kreuser
Kruft Joseph, bartender Henry Grimm, r. 7 Jji Dike-
man PI
Krug Barb.tte Mrs., midwife, r. 1718 Mission
Krug Fannie, widow, varieties, 934 Folsom
Krug Frederick, employee Pioneer Malt House
Krug Martin, wines and liquors, 1725 Missiou, r. 1718
Mission
Krug William L. T., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
and sexton German M. E. Church, r. 1325>i Minna
Krug. See t;rook and Krook
Kriiger August, fruitpeddler. r. 919 Filbert, rear
Kruger August, laborer Wool Agency Warehouse, r. 35
Park Av
Kruger August, wood engraver, 611 Clay, r. 2 Winter
Lane
Kruger Charles, merchant tailor, 225 J4 Montgomery Av
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Kruger Charles, nursery, SW cor Twenty-fourth and
Shotwell
Kruger Cbrist., laborer, r. 735 Brannan
Kruger Edward, tailor Alexander Nicoll, r. 307 O'Far-
rell
Kruger E. F., cabinetmaker, r. 8 WelBh
Kruger Ferdinand, cabinetmaker Kragen & Geist, r.
Oakland
Kruger Frank, merchant, r. 2246 Misi^ion
Kruger Frederick, clerk Chief Quartermaster's ofBce,
U. S. A., Presidio Reservation, r. 735 Minna
Kruger Louis (Kruger & HollingB) r. SE cor Geary
and Mason
Ki'uger Louis, cigars and stationery, 2446 Mission
Kruger Louis, clerk, r. Turk Street Hotel
Kruger Maiy, widow, r. 2 Winter Lane
Kriiger Rudolph, S. F. Baecker Vereln, 413 Sutter
Kruger William, molder, r. 317 Harrison
Kruger William, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Kruger & Hollings (Louis Kruger and Henry Boi-
lings) groceries and liquors, SE cor Geary and
Mason
KrugLT. See Kroeger, Kroger, and Krueger
Knihler Carl, bartender, r. 528 Bush, rear
Krukan Nicholas J., stevedore Uiuismuir, Diggle &
Co., r. 317 Beale
Krukel Frank (Bernzott & Kriikel) r. 522 Filbert
BotjU Ernest, barber. 1071 Bryant, r. 3 Decatur
Krull Gottlieb F., tailor, 1071 Bi-yant, r. 3 Dtcatur
Krull Ludwig, seaman, r. 2021 Mason
Krull Lydia Mrs., dry goods, 1071 Bryant, r. 3 Decatur
Krull Niels, traveling agent, r. 3 Decatur
Kruinbeck Christopher C, teamster D. A. Macdonald
& Co., r. 1709 Eddy
Krumbach Richard, teamster D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
r. 10}^ Farren Av
Krummacher William, assistant bookkeeper Haas
Brothers
Kruse August, clerk, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Krtise Edward (Kruse & Euler) r. 620 Turk
Kruse Edward A., shipping clerk Kruse & Euler, r.
620 Turk
Kruse Frank H., teamster, r. Metcalfe PI, nr Laguna
Kruse George, plumber John C. Plagemann, r. Met-
calfe PI, nr Laguna
Kruse Henry, expressman, r. W s Collins, bet Point
Lobos Av and St. Rose
Kruse Henry, laborer, r. 214 Francisco, rear
Kruse John, watchman, r. 1455 Minna
Kruse John E., clerk John H. Kruse, r. SE cor Twen-
ty-third and Shotwell
Kruse John H., woo;l and coal, hay and grain, SE cor
Tweuty-third and Shotwell
Kruse Louis, teamster James E. Gordon & Co., r. 108
Park Av
Kruse Louis J., r. 2016 Powell
Kruse Madeline, widow, r. 2016 Powell
Kruse N. C, cooper, r. 1025 York
Kruse Peter F., driver Chicago Brewery, r. 1504)^
Franklin
Kruse William H., clerk Kruse & Euler, r. C20 Turk
Kruse & Euler (Edward Kruse, Emll Rohte, and
Birnard Kirchhoff) importers, and wholesale gro-
cers and commission merchants, 209 and 211
Front
Kruse. See Crews, Cruise, Cruse, Cruz, and Kroos
Kruuse K., seaman, r. North Paciiic Hotel
Kryanowsky John Rev., r. 2318 Washington
Kryger Christian A,, carpenter, r. NE cor Bush and
Baker
Krynski Lucas, liquor saloon, SE cor Eighteenth and
Jessie
Kubbe William, butcher Henry Antz, r. 1429 Pine
^ube Theodore, laborer, r. Turk St. Hutel
Rubier Rosina Miss, ladies' nurse, r. 1069 Howard, rear
Kuchel Charles, capitalist, r. 1855 Mission
Kuchel Elizabeth G. Miss, teacher music, r. 1855 Mis-
sion
Kuchel Louisa, widow, r. 1855 Mission
Kuchler Frank, baker, r. 549 Minna
Kuchler G. E., vamisher, r. Hansa Hotel
Kuchler William, tanner Funcke & Co., r. Sixth Av,
bet Q and R, South S. F.
Kuchmeister August, assistant manager Alexander
Nicoll, r. 520 Bush
Kuchmeister Henry W., groceries and liquors, 1234
Broadway
KiJck George, bartender Charles H. Martin, r. 1 Val-
lejo
Kuck John D., laborer Albany Brewery, r. 74 Everett
Kuck Martin, bartender Diedrich Meyer, r. NW cor
Fillmore and Greenwich
Kuck William Herman, pnrter Wellman, Peck & Co.,
r. S s Kentucky, bet Sixteenth and Santa Clara
Kiick. See Cook
Kucking John (J. Schulz & Co.) r. NE cor Mason and
Union
Kucks Claus H., liquor saloon, 129 Clay, r. Oakland
Kuecheumcister Dora, domestic 2209 Webster
Kuechler Gottlob, cabinetmaker Massey & Yung, r.
651 Sacramento
Kuechler Martin, engraver, r. 651 Sacramento
Kuehl Hans, cabinetmaker Indianapolis Chair Manuf .
Co., r. 23^ Freelon
Kuelilken James, teamster Eisen Brothers, 12 Stev.
Kuehn John, cutter Michael Short, r. 524 Pine
Kuehn Victor, carpenter, 137 Thirteenth
Kuehnel August, tanner John J. Baker, r. Franconla
House
Kueunecke Charles, capitalist, r. 14J4 Moss
Kuennecke Henrietta, widow, r. 14J<S Moss
Kuflfcey Bartholomew, r. 309 Chestnut
Kugel Frank, baker Louis Sachse, r. 334 Minna
Kuh Augustus, r. 915 Greenwich
Kuh Emil, assayer Leopold Kuh, r. 915 Greenwich
Kuh Jacob, teacher music, r. 925 Tyler
Kuh Leopold, assayer and chemist, 611 Commer-
cial, r. 915 Greenwich
Kuh. See Cue
Kuhefuss Louis, hostler Michael Manning, r. 626
Fulton
Kuhirt Charles H., liquor saloon, S e Central Road, nr
Golden Gate Park
Kuhl Erich, blacksmith B. Grave k Co., r. 520 Turk
Kuhl Frederick G., reporter Daily Law Journal, r.
509 Washington
Kuhl Gustave (Hansen & Kuhl) r. 212 O'Farrell
Kuhl Henry, jewelry boxmaker A. H. Lochbaum, r.
807 Larkin
Kuhl Henry Mrs., teacher fancy work, 807 Larkin
Kiihl H. George, secretary Golden Gate Woolen Manuf .
Co., 302 California, room 4, r. Abbotsford House
Kuhl Jacob, laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Co., r. 26
Pinckney PI
Kuhl John, cabinetmaker, r. 23)($ Freelon
Kuhl John, porter D. R. Billings & Co.. r. 1309
Stockton
Kuhl Kate, widow, r. 1507 Dupont
Kuhl Louisa, domestic 113 Eddy
Kuhl Martin, waiter Emil A. Eugelberg, r. 639 Cal.
Kuhl Marx (Kuhl k Langpaap) r. South Park House
Kuhl & Langpaap (Marx Kuhl and Charles
Langpaap) proptrs South Park House, 530 Third
Kuhl. See Cool, and Kull
Kuhlemann Charles, chemist, r. 713 Valencia
Kuhlemann Henry, butcher, r. 1116 Pierce
KuUlemaiin. See Kuhlman, and Kullman
Kubling Anton, toolmaker, 549 Fifth
Kuhlke John (Kuhlke & Elvin) r. SW cor Mission
and Beale
Kuhlke *: Elvin (John Kuhlke and Henry Elvln)
wines and liquors, SW cor Mission and Beale
Kuhlman George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Kuhlman William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Kuhlman. Sec Kuhlemann, and Kullman
Kuhlmann Diederich, ftroceries and liquors, NW cor
Fourth and Brannan, r. 502 Brannan
Kuhlmeyer Louisa Mrs., cigars and tobacco, 229
Third
Kuhlmeyer William, messenger Bauer, Tobriner k
Co., r. 229 Third
Kuhls Frederick, city agent Kohler & Frohling, r,
1.507 Stockton '
Kuhls Edward G. F., bookkeeper Kohler & Frohling,
r. 1507 Stockton
Kuhlwein Elizabeth Mrs., liquor saloon, 406 Dupont
Kuhn Benjamin, traveling salesman Scofield & Tevls,
r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Kuhn Charles, ui'holsterer Indianapolis Chair Manuf.
Co., r. 9 Garden
Kuhn Charles A., CigHDiiakers' Assn, 771 Market »
Kuhn Eva, domestic NW cor Fulton and Pierce
Kuhn Freilerick, carpenter, r. W s Dore, nr Bryant
Kulin CJeorjje, proptr Grand Central Hotel, 957
and 9.'>9 Market
Kuhn George, tailor William Hand, r. 2607 Clay
Kuhn George, teamster, r. S s Filbert, bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Kuhn Henry, liquor dealer, r. 422 Grove
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Euhn Henry, steward, r. 153'; Third
Kuhn Jacob, tailor, r. 421 Dupont
Kuhn JumeB, pantryman Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Euhn James, waiter Pacific Mail SS. City of Chester
Kuhn John, watclnnan Dohriuaun k Co.,r. 904 Powell
Kuhn Liidwlg, brasstinisher, r. 1921 M Mason
Kuhn Maria J. Mrs., r. 812 California
Kuhn Max, merchant, r. 14 Eddy
Kuhn Michael, driver, r. 1016 Kearny
Kuhn William, liquor saloon, 1326 Bush, r. 34 Austin
Kuhn. See Coon, Koon, and Kuehn
Kuhne Antoinette, widow, r. 819 J^ Larkln
Kuhne Edward, showcasemaker, r. 519 Pine
Kuhr Frank, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Kuhre J., seaman, r. 2018 Mission
Kuhuen Johann, baker, r. 911 Larkin
Kuken Henry, cook, NE cor Hayes and Polk
Kulbrith George, brewer U. 8. Brewery, r. NE cor
Franklin and McAllister
Kull Johu, blacksmith Isaac H. Small, r. 119 William
Kull Louisa, widow, r. 119 William
Kull Louisa Miss, tailoresa, r. 119 William
Kull Theodore E., printer Francis, Valentine & Co.,
r. 2210 Fillmore
Kull. See Cull
Kullman George, r. 019 Pacific
Eullmsn Herman (Kullman, Salz & Co., and Kullman,
Wagner & Co.) r. 1417 California
Kullman Louis (Kullman & Armer) r. Lick House
Kullman Tilly, saleswoman Joseph Meyer, r. 617 Post
Kullman <& Armer (Louis Kullman and Max Ar-
mer) manufs cigars and dealers tobacco, 306 and
308 Sacramento
Kullman, j^alz <& Co. (Herman Kullman, Jacob
Salz, and Charles Hart) importers and manufs,
boots and shoes, and dealers hides and leathers,
factory NE cor Drumm and Merchant, hide house
43 Clay, office and salesroom 106 Battery
Kullman, Wa«jner & Co. (Herman Kullman,
Jacob Salz, and Charles Wagner) pruprs Pacific
Tannery (Stockton) office 106 Battery
Kullmann August, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co. r.
403 Leavenworth
Kullmann Simon (Zadlg & Kullmann) r. 718 Filbert
Kullmann. See Euhleman and Euhlmau
Kulm Charles G.. baker, r. 8E cor California and
Steiner
Euln Peter, teamster, r. 1025 York
Eummerlander Richard, cooper Chicago Brewery, r.
1432 Pine
Kummerling George, butcher, r. 1717 Stockton
Eumpf George, butcher Robertson Ogilvie, r. Laurel
Av, nr Buchanan
Eunath Oscar, portrait painter, studio 120 Sutter, r.
704 Powell
Knner Albert, seal engraver and die sinker, 611
Washington, r. 710 Gough
Euner Bertha Miss, .dressmaker, r. 710 Gough
Euner Ida Miss, millinery, 621 Larkln, r. 710 Gough
Euner Rudolph A., clerk Albert Mau & Co., r. 710
Gough
Kuner William K., bookbinder L.Radius, r. 710 Gough
Eunigk Rudolph (Eunigk & Hageman) r. 722 Cal.
Kunig'k «Sc Hageman (Rudolph Kunigk and H.
Hageman) hatters, 329 Kearny
Kunkel Emil H., compositor California Journal und
Sonntags Gast, r. 421 Dupont
Knnkler John E., physician, office and r. 514
Kearny
Kunnemann George, S. F. Musical Fund Soc, 539
California
Kunnemann John, r. 905 Market
Kunte Theresa, domestic 1414 Sutter
Kuntze Richard, r. 804}^ Larkin
Eunz Henry, clerk Charles Meinecke & Co., r. 1425
Howard
Eunze Louisa, widow, r. 1518 Powell
Eunze Otto E. (Eunze & Brakmau) r. 260 Third
Eunze & Brakman (Otto E. Eunze and Frederick
Brakman) manufs brushes, brooms and feather
dusters, 260 Third
Etinzel Charles, waiter Vienna Model Bakery, r. 500
Stockton
Euper Charles H. F., conductor N. B. and Mission
RR., r. 294 J^ Twenty-second
Kuppe Hugo, laborer Union Soap Factory, r. Juniper,
nr Folsom
Euppenheim Aaron, salesman M. S. Rosenthal, r. 1027
Hyde
Eupper Benjamin, wines and liquors, 211 Market
Kurlander Hannah Mrs., fruits and vegetables, 8 a
(532) Sixteenth, bet Mission and Hoff Av
Eurlbaum Henry, clerk J. Vogeley & Brother, r.
819 Jessie
Kurlbaum Herman W., master mariner, r.819 Jessie
Kurlfinke H. A., clerk Herman Schroder, r. 1436 Ellis
Eurpinski P. C., market, SW cor Twenty-seventh and
Gunnison Av
Eurr Frederick S., porter, r. 320?i Ritch
Kurr. See Kerr
Eurre Charles, porter, r. NW cor Beach and Broderick
Kurth William F., mining, r. 221 Minna
Kurtz Adolph, groceries and liquors, SE cor Twelfth
and Folsom
Kurtz Andrew, cigars and tobacco, 28 Clay
Kurtz Augustus M., chemist and druggist, SW cor
Turk and Hyde
Kurtz B. C, canvasser The Bradstreet Co., r. Oak-
land
Kurtz Ettie Mrs., tailoress, r. 4 Grand PI
Eurtz Ferdinand C. H., shoemaker, r. W s Tehama,
bet Norwich and Precita Av, B. H.
Eurtz Michael, chicken ranch, Twenty-ninth Av, nr
I, Bay View, South S. F.
KurtzaucT J. F., seaman, r. 30 Clay
Kurz John, baker Emil A. Engelberg, r. 418 Kearny
Kurz Louis, bakery and confectionery, 215 Second
Kuscher Theodore, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
r. 514 Green
Kusel John H., porter Gold and Stock Tel. Co., r. 52
Louisa
Ku.sel Solomon A., manuf shirts and underwear, 806
and 808 Valencia
Kushner Frederick, clerk L. A. Parker, r. 200 Six-
teenth
Kuss Charles J., teacher music, r. 1234 Mission
Kuss Edward, pianomaker Charles R. Hall, r. 1613
Webster
Kusslar Adam, tailor, r. SW cor Fillmore and Post
Kustel Alexis, captain schr Pannonia, office 18 Clay
Kustel C. B., captain schr Humboldt, r. cor Polk and
Jackson
Kustel E. Joseph, master mariner, r. 2021 Webster
Kustel Guido (Kustel & Riotte) r. Alameda
Kustel Henry (Kustel & Riotte) r. Alameda
Kustel & Riotte (Henry and Guido Kustel, and
E. N. Riotte) assayers, 318 Pine
Euster Louis, upholsterer, r. 11 HoUls.rear
Euster Rosalie, domestic 1319 Mason
Eustermann William, cabinetmaker, r. 16 Natoma
Eutner Joseph, cigars and tobacco, 1306 Polk, r. 1625
Pine
Eutner Joseph J., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
1625 Pine
Eutner Leopold (Kutner & Goldstein) r. 718 Octavia
Eutner & Goldstein (Leopold Eutner and David Gold-
stein) cigar manufs, 427 Front
Kutner. See Kuttner
Eutnow Anna Miss, teacher German, r. 809 Leav.
Eutnow August, stock clerk W. & I. Steinhart & Co.,
r. 809 Leavenworth
Eutnow Herman, traveling agent S. B. Dinkelspiel &
Co., r. 809 Leavenworth
Eutnow John, clerk W. & I. Steinhart & Co., r. 809
Leavenworth
Kutnow Rosalia, widow, r. 809 Leavenworth
Eutnow Sigismund, commercial traveler W. & I.
Steinhart & Co., r. 809 Leavenworth
Euton Thomas, canvasser, r. 867 Market
Eutta Julius, tanner F. Imohl, r. Ocean House Road,
nr Industrial School
Eutter Edward, porter Tillmann & Bendel. r. 1229
Union
Euttner Charles A., pilot, r. 319 Bush
Kuttner Henry, clerk James C. Scott, r. 821 Larkin ^
Kuttner Napthaly, stamping and pinking, 821 Larkln
Kuttner T. Miss, feather manufacturing, 217 Fourth,
r. 821 Larkin
Kutz Gabriel M. (G. M. Kutz & Co.) r. 539 McAl-
lister
Kutz G. M. & Co. (Gabriel M. Kutz) money and stock-
brokers, 318 Montgomery
Eutzkan Emil, carver and designer, 216 First, r. 416
Dolores
Euzanick Leopold, coffee saloon, 306 Dupont, r. 308
Dupont
Eydt Alexander, r. 905 Market
Eyle Charles R., assistant secretary Odd Fellows'
Cemetery Assn, r. 9 Harriet
Eyle Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 7 Pratt PI
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Kyle Philip, raucUer, r. 1143 Harrison
Kyle R. G., stockbroker, 317 Montgomery, r. Snn Job(5
Kyle Robert, liquor saloon, 304 Pacific
Kyle Robert Mrs., widow, r. 9 Harriet
Kyle Stephen, haruessmaker, r. 603 Gough
Kyle Thomas, r. 718 Treat Av
Kylie Martin, sailmaker, r. 1126 Market
Kjrne Charles D., salesman Edward C. Fitts, r. 39k
Fifth Av
Kyne John, milk ranch, r. Nineteenth, bet Eureka
and Douglass
Kyne Patrick, boilermaker, r. 547 Howard
Kyne Thom«s A., deputy sheriff, r. 39 Ja Fifth Av
Kyne. See Coyne and Klue
La Beix Hepry, master mariner, r. 524 Turk, rear
La Blanc John, helper melter and refiners' dept U. S.
Mint, r. 2128 Bush
I.a Blanc. See Le Blanc
La Brie Godfroi, physician, office and r. 1018 Mission
LiU Caisse Gvnerale Insurance Co. (of Paris)
Hutchinson & Mann agents, 322 and 324 Cal.
La Care John B., gardener, S s Germania,bet Fillmore
and Steiner
lia Coiifiaiice Insurance Co. (of Paris) Hutch-
inson & Mann agents. 322 and 324 California
La Faille Frank, clerk Henry C. Hyde, r. E 8 Chapul-
tepec, ur Coso Av, B. H.
La Faille Samuel, carpenter, r. E 8 Chapultepec, nr
Coso Av, B. H.
La Farga Adela, seamstress, r. 1521 Mason
La Farga Alta Gracia. seamstress, r. 1521 Mason
La Farga Carmen, widow, seamstress, r. 1621 Mason
La Fleur Victor, boot and shoemaker, 430 Bush, r. 2
Potter
i^ Fontaine Fritz, sculptor, r. 1218 Jones
La Forge .-Vlbert B., miuing, office 29 Merchants' Ex-
jl change, r. 314 Bush
I La Grande Armory, SE cor New Montgomery and
I; Minna, entrance 115 Minna
Lia Grande Laundry, Edward P. White proptr,
E s Thirteenth, bet Folsom and Howard, office
048 Market
La Grange Ditch and Hydraulic Mining Co. (Stani-
slaus Co., Cal.) Abraham Halsey, secretary, 314
Montgomery
La Grange Frederick, carpenter, r. 1002 Powell
La Grange Oscar H. (Watson, La Grange & Gibson)
r. 219 Geary
La Grange S. Ella Miss, assistant Bush St. Primary
School, r. 1522 Polk
La Grave Emily Mrs., r. 118 Eddy
La Grova Frank, bottler North Beach Brewery, r. 624
Lombard, rear
La Huguet Thomas, shlpcarpenter Mlddlemas &
Boole, r. 15 Garden
La Malfa Joseph F., advertising agent, office 15
Montgomery Block, r. Oakland
La Monte J. D. (La Monte & Downey) r. 534 Bush
La Monte & Downey (J. D. La Monte and G. W. Dow-
ney) wholesale cigars, 223 Sacramento
La Pierre Louis L., driver Nathan Simonds, r. NW
cor Vermont and Sonoma
La Point Edward, conductor N. B. and Mission BB.,
r. 107 Silver
La Potta Lulgi, laborer Charles Pizzala, r. San Got-
tardo Hotel
La Prohon Philip, steamfltter, r. 120 J4 Hayes
La Revista del Commercio, Jos6 R. Casanova pub-
lisher and proptr, 320 Sansome
La Sage Harrv, waiter, r. .515 Sacramento
La Salle Charles J., freight clerk Central Pac. RR.. r.
cor Fremont and Harrison
La Salle Emile, r. 1914 Taylor, rear
La Salle. See Laselle and Lasselle
La Scintilla Italiana (weekly) Felice Mougiizzi
publisher, office 603 Washington
La Sociedad (Spanish weekly) Frederico Epson
editor and proxirietor, 521 Green
La Societe Francaise D'Epargnes et de Prevoyance
Mutuelle, George Wolff and Eugene Gallois secre-
taries. 534 Ciilifornia
La Solidarite, French Mutual Beneficial
Association, office 7'29 Montgomery
La Tourrette Joseph R., bookkeeper George W. Smi-
ley, r. 334 Brannan
1018
La Valle M., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.
La Vallee E., laborer Southern Pac. BK.
La Vallee Ferdinand, clerk Southern Pac. RR., r
Mission
La Voce del Popolo, G. B. Cevasco publisher
and proptr, office 003 Washington
La Voz Del Nuevo Mundo, Felipe Flerro Tal-
avera proptr, 025 Merchant, rooms 14 and 16
Laage Henry, carriagetriinmer McArron & Sophey, r.
820 Folsom
Laats Charles, groceries and liquors, 8W cor Har-
rison and Garden
Laauser Frederick, cooper David Woemer, r. Natoma
nr Fourteenth
Labadie Felippe, r. 918 Jackson
Labalme Angustin, r. 526 Bush
Labaorne Augustine, bootblack, r. 20 Lafayette PI
Labarel Peter, laborer, 737 Market, r. 907 Sacramento
Labarere Mary (Mme. Labarere &0o.) r. 1211 Howard
Labarere Michael (Mme. Labarere & Co.) r. 1211
Howard
Labarere Mme. & Co. (Michael and Mary Labarere)
laundry, 1211 Howard
Labbe Louisa Miss, dressmaker, r. SW cor O'Farrell
and Octavia
Labb^ Pierre, drayman Adrien G. Chauch^, r. SWcor
Octavia and O'Farrell
LaDeau Jean, r. 605 Broadway
Label Heiman, clerk Pac. Jewelry Co.. r. 2.57 Minna
Label Henry, fruits and vegetables, SE cor O'Farrell
and Taylor
Label Jacob, clerk W. Harris & Co., r. 711 Greenwich
Label Jacob, expressman, r. 174 }i Clara, rear
Label Salomon, clerk Louis Abrahams, r. 212 Steuart
Labell Joseph, blacksmith, r. 228 Minna
Labelle R. C. fireman Sutter St. RR.
Laben James A., r. 1009 Harrison
Laberdier William, carpenter Albert Washburn, r.
Twenty-fifth, bet Church and Dolores
Labertoure M. Mrs., widow, furnished rooms, 213
Minna
Labevrie Isidore, watchmaker John Guignard, r. 90
Colton
Labine Oliver, liquor and billiard saloon, 641 Com-
mercial, r. 823 Montgomery
Labohm Henry G., teacher, r. 3 Seventh
Labohm Martha Mrs., midwife, r. 3 Seventh
Laborne Eugene, shirtmaker, r. 1204 Powell
Laborne Josephine, ladies' and children's underwear,
1204 Powell
Labouchere C, cook Pacific Coast SS. Senator
Labourdette John, helper Albert J. Bordenave, r.
706 Montgomery
Labranc Louis, shoemaker, r. 427 Clementina
Labrut John B.. confectioner, r. W s Potrero Av. bet
Twenty. second and Twenty-third
Labufiere "Frank, seaman, r. S s Sierra Av, bet Mis-
sion and San Bruno Road, University Mound
Tract
Lacay Jean, restaurant, 623 Commercial
Lacaze Baptiste, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 714
Sansome, r. 21 John
Lacaze Maximin, clerk Baptiste Lacaze, r. 21 John
Laeazette Bertrand, porter, r. 706 Montgomery
Lacazette Louis, laundryman Leon Darrolles, r. S b
California, bet Broderick and Baker
Lacazi Alphonse, laborer J. Camilloni, r. 307 Broad-
way
Lacerda Francisco d'A., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415 J4 Drvmam
Lacey Charles C, chief engineer Pacific Mail 88.
South Carolina, r. 514 Second
Lacey Charles H., pantryman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Chester, r. 18 Washington Av
Lacey E., r. 32 Second
Lacey Edward, cooper Reuben Norton, r. 11 Salmon
Lacey FrankW., printer, r. 611 Vallejo
Lacey John J., engineer 17 Sutler, r. SE corner Taylor
and Ellis
Lacey Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N B
Shasta, bet Illinois and Michigan
Lacey Peter J., tanner Samuel Bloom, r. E 8 Utah,
bet Sonoma and Yolo
Lacey Robert, plumber and gasfitter, r. 8 Verona PI
Lacey Robert J., printer P. E. Dougherty & Co., r. 611
Vallejo
Lacey Timothy, r. 212 Second
Lacey. See Lacy
Lachapelle Joseph J., carriage blacksmith, 230 Mis-
sion, r. 10 Sherwood PI
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645 Market Street.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
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Lachapelle Naomi, widow, r. 427 Clementina
Lachaud Jean, carpenter, r. 8 Polk Lane
Lache Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 823 Montgomery
LacUele Thomas, tinsmith Alexander Hoy, r. 416
Francisco
Lachen John H., r. 11 M Sonora
Lachenal Joseph, r. O'Connell PI, nr Vallejo
Lacher Franz, cabinetmaker, r. N s Prospect PI, nr
lolsom.B. H.
Lacher Isaac, hides and skins, cor Driunm and Oom-
mercial, r. llVi Buchanan
Lachlan John M., master mariner, r. 1433 Taylor
Lachlan John M. Jr., clerk C. T. Raynolds & Co., r. 1433
Taylor
Lachman Abraham (Lachman & Jacobi) r. 1324 Tyler
Lachman Abraham, clothing, 810 Montgomery
Lachman Adolph J. (Sideman, Lachman & Co.) r.
1303 Gough
Lachman Albert, cashier S. Lachman & Co., r. 810
Geary
Lachman George, waiter Grand Hotel
Lachman Harry, assistant bookkeeper M. Lachman
& Co., r. 1713 Laguna
Lachman Henry, manager retail dept S. Lachman &
Co., r. 810 Geary
Lachman Herman, boots and shoes, 210 Brannan, r.
3G Ritch
Lachman Hermann, liquor dealer, r. 627 Green
Lachman Jacob, produce and commission merchant,
and agent San Joaquin Chicory Works, 206 Wash-
ington, r. 303 Hayes
Lachman Louis, salesman Mierson, Jewell & Co., r.
81(1 Montgomery
Lachman Louis, tailor, 518 Pine, r. 1713 Laguna
Lachman M. & Co. (Morris Lachman) carpets, oil
cloths, etc., 110 Sutter
Lachman Moritz (Lachman & Stemfels) r. 411
Octavla
Lachman Morris (M. Lachman >^ Co.) r. 1717 Laguna
Lachman S. & Co. (Samuel Lachman) Califor-
nia wines and brandies, 401-411 Market, and 534
Market
Lachman Samuel (S. Lachman & Co.) r. 810 Geary
Lachman Saul, cigars and tobacco, 229 Bush, r. 1713
Laguna
liachinau & Jacobi (Abraham Lachman, and
Frederick and Jacob J. Jacobi) wines and liquors,
SE cor Market and First, aud SE cor Mission and
Second
Lachman & Stemfels (Moritz Lachman and B. H.
Stemfels) furriers, 129 Montgomery
Lachmuiid John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Ellis
aud Pierce
Lackemau Charles H., salesman J. Theodore Helm-
ken, r. 1214 Leavenworth
Lackeubach Charles, tailor, r. 226 Austin
Lackie Harry, painter, r. G35 Minna
Lackie William, salesman Kennedy & Durr, r. cor
Ellis aud Hyde
Lacklison Ellen, widow, r. 100 Turk
Laclaverie Paul (John Saulnier & Co.) r. 509 Lomb.
Lacombe Antoine, laundryman Peter Carnes, r. 150
Shipley
Lacombe E. Mrs., widow, r. 154 Silver
Lacombe George (Stack & Lacombe) r. 154 Silver
Lacombe George, pressman Dewey & Co., r. 1221
Pacific
Lacombe Joseph B., r. 614 Powell
Lacome Jean, laundryman T. L. Lagrave, 8W cor
Valencia and Seventeenth
Lacosto Andree, laborer Pac-iftc Fertilizing Co..r. NW
cor Bay a>id Buchanan
Lacoste Francois, restaurant, 617 Sacramento
Lacoste John, butcher John Bayle, r. Fifth Av, bet
L and M, South 8. F.
Lacoste John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Mont-
gomery Av and Lombard
Lacoste John, laborer Pa<. Rolling Mill, r. S s Mari-
posa, nr Pennsylvania Av
Lacoste Thomas, vegetables, 20 Colombo Market, r.
N B Sixteenth, bet Rhode Inland and Kansas
Lacour Peter, liquor saloon, 117 Seventh
Lacroix Henri, upholsterer, r. 430 Stevenson
Lacua Frank (Beilhes & Co.) r. 809 Pacific
Lacy Alice Miss, chambermaid Cosmopolitan Hotel
Lacy Benjamin L., plasterer, r. 423 Bush
Lacy Benjiimin T. (Parke & Lacy) r. 1818 O'Farrell
Lacy Edward, cooper, r. 12 Hiiumehuann PI
Lacy George, clerk Bowley Brothers, r. 715 Howard
Lacy Gilbert, horsedealer, r. St. David's House
Lacy Hannah Miss, chambermaid Lick House
Lacy Henry, moneybroker, 321 California, r. 21 Du-
pont
Lacy Henry Jr., r. Prescott House
Lacy John, r. Prescott House
Lacy John, physician, r. 649 Howard
Lacy John G., stoves and ranges, 305 Eighth, r. SEcor
Seventeenth and Diamond
Lacy Maggie, r. 12 Himmelmann PI
Lacy Martin, bookkeeper George R. Starr, r. 529 Clay
Lacy Michael, laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.,
r. 2353^ Perry
Lacy Nicholas, laborer, r. 12 Himmelmann PI
Lacy Thomas, cooper Francis W. Ai-nold, r. 12 Sal-
mon
Lacy Thomas, stevedore, r. 8 Reed PI
Lacy Walter M., engineer Southern Pac. RR., r. 1929
Howard
Lada Bruno, waiter, r. 109 O'Farrell
Lada M. Mme., teacher music, r. 109 O'Farrell
Ladagnoux Justin, waiter, r. 626 California
Ladarre Jean, bartender George Monnier, r. 1163
Howard
Ladd Annie, widow, r. 705 Shotwell
Ladd Charles D., firearms, and shooting gallery, 821
Kearny, r. 1009 Stockton
Ladd Charles J., cabinetmaker Robert Kelly, r. 700
California
Ladd Edward, clerk, r. 708 Taylor
Ladd Edwin H., clerk Charles D. Ladd, 821 Kearny
Ladd Frank, clerk general freight office Central Pac.
RR., r. 705 Shotwell
Ladd Frank, laborer, r. New Washington Hotel
Ladd Frank B., clerk freight dept Central Pao. RR.,
r. 714 Sutter
I<atld Georije S., president Gold and Stock Tele-
graph Co. of California, 222 Sansome, r. 515 Van
Ness Av
Ladd Horace C., receiver Western Union Tel. Co., r.
1522 Polk
Ladd Horace J., r. 1408 Leavenworth
Ladd Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1745 Union
Tjadd Parisb B., attorney at law, 629 Kearny
Ladd Smith E., clerk stockyard Southern Pac. BR., r.
S B Twenty-second, bet Shotwell and Folsom
Laden Michael, vegetable peddler, r. Eleventh Av, nr
Railroad Av, South S. F.
Laden Patrick, labor? r, r. 16 Perry
Ladies' Home Journal (illustrated monthly)
Hiram Morse publisher, office 3 Chronicle Build-
ing
Ladiea' Protection and Relief Society^, home,
E 8 Franklin, bet Geary and Post
Ladigas George, teamster W. Raubinger, r. 406 Fran-
cisco
Ladorade Alfred, cook, r. 1320 Stockton
Ladipvich R., seaman schr W. S. Phelps, Beale St.
Wharf
Lada Charles, carpenter Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 1608 West Mission
Laduo JamcB, bakery, 412 Polk
Lady Bryan Silver Mining Co. (Flowery Dist., Nev.) C.
Van Dyck Hubbard secretary, 203 Bush, room 26
Lady Franklin Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Silver
Mining Dist., Cal.) Frederick E. Luty secretary,
330 Pine, room 5
Lady Wasiiingtou Consolidated Mining Co. (Gold
Hill, Nev.) William H. Watson secretary, 302
Montgomery, room 5
Laemlein Emma Miss, teacher piano, r. 829 Geary
Laemleln Rosalie, widow, r. 829 Geary
Laeremans Frank, importer audmanuf furniture and
bedding, 528 Washington, r. 919 Greenwich
Laeremans William H., cashier Martin J. Flavin, r.
919 Greenwich
Laese Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N S Shas-
ta, bet Michigan and Illinois
Laewen Herman, barber, 163 Second, and 672)i Mis-
sion, r. 746 Howard
Lafaille Samuel, carpenter, r. Chapultepec, bet Coso
and Estiirralda
Lafaix Emilie Mme., repairer and cleaner laces, 320
Sutter
Lafaix Felix, r. 320 Sutter
Lafaix G. R, r. 320 Sutter
Lafargue Blanche Miss, seamstress, r. 826 Jackson
Lafayette Bre-\very, Grogan & Anstett proptrs,
7'J.") and 727 Green
Lafayette Centennial Hall, 421 Hayes
Lafayette House, Robert Shea proptr, 11 Lafayette
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, ""'"'"^ g.e^f-o^.rl"*"^'"-*''
I MArnnMniirU importer of and dealer IX CaAl. AXD PIG IRON,
J. ITlHl/UUniUUUn, 41 MuiIl.-' street, corner Spear.
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Lafayette Lodging House, P. Tamlsicr proptr, 708
and 710 Commercial
Lafee Jacob, exiiressman, 22B Busb, r. 3014 Mission
Laffan John, laborer, r. 422 Brannan
Lafiferty Bf-rnard F., driver City RR., r. 1211 Fillmore
Lafiferty Bridget Miss, seamstress LaGrande Laundry
r. E s Thirteenth, bet Folsom and Howard
Laffertj Jane, widow, r. 324 Clementina
Lafferty Jolin, r. 730 Grove
Lafferty John, pacKer, r. 317 Tehama
Lafferty Lizzie, domestic 314 Minna
Lafiferty Mary, furnished rooms, 517 Post
Lafferty Michael, teamster American Sugar Refinery,
r. SE cor Kearny and Jackson
Lafferty Owen, marblepolisher, r. E 8 California Av,
nr Virginia Av, B. H.
Lafferty P., r. Chicago Hotel
Lafferty Patrick, teamster, SE cor Jackson and Front,
r. Keystone Hoiise
Lafferty Wilson S., drayman, r.Fourteenth Av, bet Rail-
road Av and N, South S. F.
Lafferty W. S., driver Engine No. 11, S. F. F. D.
Laffey Edward N., shipping agent, 508 Battery, r.
Commercial Hotel
Laffey Kate, domestic 2520 Clay
Laifi Lucio, groceries and liquors, SW cor Four-
teenth and Natoma
Laffin James, plumber, r. 69 West Mission
Laffin James W., plumber, r. 69 West Mission
Laffin John, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co.,r. 422 Bran.
LaflBn Lawrence, fruit dealer, r. 69 West Mission
Lafitte Marie Louise Miss, dressmaker, r. 1005 1^ Powel
Latlin Abbie B., widow, r. 318 Turk
Laflin James, boarding, and liquor saloon , 41 Vallejo
Laffin Lawrence, r. 41 Vallejo
Lafontaine A. J., book and job printer, 625 Merchant
Lafortune Hippolyte, cabinetmaker Alphonse Boisnet,
r. 24 Minna
Lafournere John, barber J. P. Rosa, r. 809 Pacific
Lafouryuette Simon, dairyman J. B. Souraille, r. S s
Silver Av, bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Lafrance Boissler, r. 1817 Mason
Lafranchi Antonio, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Mont.
Lafrentz John, clerk Henry Gehrt, r. 703 Dupont
Lafrentz Theodore, brewer, r. 408 Shotwell
L-Lafrenz Claus, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 488
... Eighth
Lafrenz Nicolas, seaman schr Mountain View, Onion
St. Wharf
Lagan Daniel, pUedriver, r. 20 Steuart
Lagan Peter, seaman, r. 219 Main
Lage Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lage Henry C, saloonkeeper, r. 220 Third
Lageman Henry, wood and coal, 812 McAllister
Lagen Hugh Rev., assistant pastor St. Mary's Cathe-
dral, r. 628 California
j:.agercrantz Carl T., lettercarrier Post Ofifice, r. 2
H Hyde PI
TLagin James, painter, r. S s Wolf, nr Isabel, B. H.
I Lagle Cornelius J., salesman Emil H. Cardinet, r. 528
Ash Av
Lagomarsino Antonio, vegetables, 53 and 54 Colombo
Market, r. E 8 Twenty-ninth Av, N of Point Lobos
Av
Lagomarsino Bartholemeo, Garibaldi Guard, 423
Broadway
Lagomarsino Carlo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Lagomarsino Franchesco, student, r. 818 Sansomo
Lagomarsino Giovanni, gardener Antonio Lagomar-
sino, r. E 8 Twenty-ninth Av, N of Point Lobos
Av
Lagomarsino Giovanni, vegetable peddler, r. S 8
Water, bet Mason and Taylor
Lagomarsino Giuseppe, gardener Antonio Lagomar-
sino. r. E 8 Twenty-ninth Av, N of Point Lo-
bos Av
Lagomarsino Giuseppe, pastemaker Caesar R, Spli-
valo, r. 006 Greenwich
Lagomarsino Joseph, gardener Spring Valley Home-
stead, nr Bemal Station
Lagomarsino Louis, gardener Spring Valley Home-
stead, nr Bemal Station
Lagomarsino Luigi, shoemaker, 708 Montgomery Av
Lagomarsino Muzio, fruits and vegetables, 801 Bnsh
Lagomarsino Salvatora, engineer Antonio Lagomar-
sino, r. E B Twenty-ninth Av, N of Point Lo-
bos Av
Lagomarsino Thomas, vegetable peddler, r. S s Water,
bet MaaoH and Taylor
Lagoni Hans, dairy produce, 1515 Market
Lagos Manoel de B., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415 J^ Drumm
Lagrave Bernard (Bernard Lagrave & Co.) r. cor Fifth
and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Lagrave Bernard & Co. (Bernard Lagrave and Joseph
Bareilles) proptrs Fifth Aveniie Hotel, cor Fifth
and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Lagrave Charles, barber Plato k Heense, r. 611 Stock.
Lagrave Gabriel, tripemau Artigiies Canning Co..
r. cor Fifth and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Lngrave Jane, domestic 1110 Sacramento
Lagrave John P. (Lagrave & Cazabonne) ,r. 704 Pac.
Lagrave Pierre, r. 1122 Dupont
Lagrave T. L., French laundry, SW cor Seventeenth
and Valencia
Lagrave & Cazabonne (John P. Lagrave and Joseph B.
Cazabonne) liquor saloon, 656 Pacific
Lagro Hannah Miss, r. 17 Hyde
Lagton Annie, widow, r. 2017 Folsom, rear
Laguna Honda School, Seventh Av, nr Lagnua Honda
Laguna Tannery, Oswald Krenz proptr, NW cor Fil-
bert and Gough
Lahaille John (Loo & Lahaille) r. 827 Vallejo
Labaney John, carpenter, r. Q, bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth Avs, South S. F.
Lahaney Patrick, expressman, SW cor Ninth and Fol-
som, r. 208 Twelfth
Lahaney Patrick W., extraman Engine No. 11, S. F.
F. D., r. Fourteenth Av, nr Railroad Av, South
S. F.
Lahard Adolph, porter Wellman, Peck & Co., r. 1313
Scott
Laherty Charles, carpenter, r. 14 Isis
Laherty Peter (Smith & Laherty) r. 513 Octavia
Lahey Daniel, plasterer, r. 268 Minna
Lahey John, baker New York Bakery, r. 30 Everett
Lahey John, cook, r. 12 Boardman
Lahey John, laborer Charles E. Haseltine, r. Ninth,
bet Folsom and Harrison
Lahey Patrick, butcher Mclnerney & Stutz, r. 365
Minna
Lahey William (Lahey & McNeil) r. 370 Natoma
Lahey & McNeil (William Lahey and Peter McNeil)
restaurant, 133 Fifth
Lahey. See Leahey, Leahy and Lehy
Lahl John, tailor, 513 Pine
Lahman Charles, shoemaker, r. 23 Garden
Lahoundette Jean, tripe man Francois Larroche, r.
Fifth Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Lahrs William, bartender Ludwig Sieweke, r. 611
Jacksou
Lahrs William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lahuscn Bernard, cignrmaker Denicke Brothers, r. 6
Alemany
Lahusen Gustie Miss, shoefitter Buckingham k
Hecht. r. 5 Alem.iny
Lahuscn Hannah, widow, r. 5 Alemany
Lahusen Henry C. painter, r. 6 Alemany
Laib Anton, shoemaker, 906 Pacific
Laib Joseph, boots and shoes, 1623 Post
Laib. See Leib and Loeb
Laidlaw Robert, wool sorter South S.F. Wool Scour-
ing Works, r. cor Twentieth and Potrero Av
Laidley Caroline I. Miss, copyist County Recorder, r.
1799 Filbert
Laidley Henry, vice consul Portugal, and collector F.
Berton & Co.. 527 Clay, r. 807 Guerrero
Laidley Marshall H., engineer, r. 1799 Filbert
Laidley Mary A., widow, r. 1799 Filbert
Laillby Thomas, laborer, r. 608 Sixth
Laimee Arthur E., tinsmith, r. 417 M Mason, rear
Laimee Peter, zincmolder J. Kramer, r. 417X Mason,
rear
Laine Jules, lapidary Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 1316 Jack-
son
Laine Manuel, lapidary Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 1316
Jackson
Laine. See Lane, Lehn and McLain
Lainesse Edward, carriagemaker, r. 915 Polk
Laing Charles D., stockbroker, 337 Pine, r. 214 Powell
Laing Jane, widow, furnished rooms, 210-214 Powell
Laing Robert, coal passer Pacific Mail S3. City of
Sydney
Laing Robert 8. G., molder Bisdon I. and L. Works,
r. 10 Minna
Laing. See Layng
Laird B., Mrs., dressmaker, 209 Ellis
Laird Catherine Mrs., janitress Bush St. Primary
School, r. 1309 Pacific
Laird Daniel, furniture, 1062 Howard, r. 921 Market
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JLiaird David "W., proptr S. F. Jewelry Manufac-
tory, 27 Post, r. 619 Pine
Laird JameB, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 1309 Pa-
cific
Laird James D., clerk, r. 11 Monroe
Laird J. L., r. The Baldwin
Laird Maggie Miss, milliner Mme. -E. Leavenworth,
r. 1309 Pacific
Laird William C, r. 1114 Sacramento
Lairette Jean, waiter Jean Lacay, r. 569 Jessie
'Lais Charles C., machinist, r. 1011 Howard
Lake Benjamin (Lake & Sweetser) r. Colonnade House
Lake CLarles, painter Thomas Downing, r. Golden
Gate Hotel
Lake Delos (Lake & McEoon) r. NW cor Leaven-
worth and Vallejo
Lake Francis M. P., cabinetmaker, r. 974 Folsom
Lake Frank, salesman C. J. Hawley & Co. , r. 846 Mis-
sion
Lake Frederick W., bookkeeper George L. Pierce, r.
265^ Kearny
Lake George, carpenter, r. 25^ Sixth
Lake George, job printer, 420 Clay, r. 514 Hickory Av
Lake George C, conductor California St. RR., r. 1610
Polk
Lake Harvey Mrs., widow, r. 127 Kearny
Lake Henry, manuf patent blacking, 645 Third
Lake House, William B. Lake proptr, 26 J^ Kearny
Lake James, seaman schr Abraham Lincoln, Foiuth
St. Wharf
Lake John, isrinter, r. 514 Hickory Av
Lake John, third officer Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York
Lake Louis E., salesman Richard W. Simpson, r. 1724
Pacific Av
Lake Rachel, widow, r. 730 Capp
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern RE., William Be
Dell agent, 22 Montgomery
Lake Tahoe Stage Co., Samuel Miller general agent, 2
New Montgomery
Lake Thomas, engineer, r. N s Valley, bet Guerrero
and Dolores
Lake View Mining Co. (Mono Co.,Cal.) John H. Sayre
secretary, 330 Pine, room 36
Lake William B., purchasing and advertising agent,
and proptr Lake House, 26 Ji Kearny
Lake <& AIcKoon (Delos Lake and Hosmer P. Mc-
Koon) attorneys at law, ofiBce 310 Pine rooms 13,
14 and 16
Lake & Sweetser (Benjamin Lake and Charles H.
Sweetser) groceries, teas, etc., 995 Market
Lakely Brine, groceries and liquors, NW cor Bryant
and Park Av
Lakcman Adolph, groceries and liq\iors, NW cor
Clementina and Fourth, r. 312 3<5 Clementina
Lakeman Charles, expressman, SW cor Pine and San-
some, r. 1617 California
Lakemun Helen M. Miss, teacher Samuel Hill, r.
222 )<i Fourth
Lakln John H., carpenter Jason Springer & Co.,r. 615
Stockton
Lakin Joseph, bagcutter E. Detrick k Co., r. 100)i
Jackson
Lakln Thomas, r.719 Tehama
Lakmann Sophie, widow, r. 811 Union, rear
Lala Antonio, peddler, r. 60 First
Lalande Arsene, jeweler and diamond setter. 420 But-
ter, r. 732 Sixteenth
Lalande Emil, barber, r. 1320 Stockton
Liilande John, r. 1027 Dupont
Lalleincnt .Vrthur. tanner August Onen, r. 8 8 Twen-
ty-ninth, bet Dolores and San Jose Av
Lallenitnt Charles, r. 921 Howard
Lallemcnt Julia Mine., lace and curtain cleaner, 021
Howard
Lallte Mary A., laundress Emlle Quenel, r. 1207 Tyler
Lally Barbara, domestic 1030 Clay
Lally Bartholomew, laborer, r. 927 Broadway
Lally C, waiter, r. 625% Clay
Lally Dennis, butcher, r. 115 Ninth
Lally John, bollermaker Moynlhan & Altkcn, r. 54
First
Lally John, laborer, r. E s Bryant, bet Twenty-fourth
and Twfiity-tifth
Lally John, laborer, r. W s Mission, nr Thirty-first
Lally John B., carpenter Superintendent of Streets
Lally M. Mrs., fancy goods and bakery, W s Mission,
nr Thirty-first
Lally Mury, domestic 104 Ninth
Lally Patrick, laborer, r. 158 Shipley
Lally Winifred, domestic 631 Tyler
Laloli Antonio, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Laloli Giuseppe, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Laloli Luigi, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Lalonde Joseph D., clerk, r. 608 Buchanan
Lama Antonio, laborer Sea Wall
Lama August, laborer Sea Wall
Lamaire A., Schuetzen Vereln, 620 Bush
Lamar Charles W., bartender Nicolas Hochguertel, r.
Ocean Beach Road, nr CUff House
Lamar Insurance Co, of New York (fire) Frank F.
Stoue agent, 209 Sansome
Lamar Joseph'B., att'rney atlaw, SoandSCMontomery
Block, r. 730 Shotwell
Lamar Peter, attorney at law, 85 and 80 Mongomery
Block, r. Nucleus House
Lamar Walter A., collector, r. 730 Shotwell
Lamar William, shoemaker, r. cor I and First Av, nr
Golden Gate Park
Lamar. See Lamer
Lamare Emanuel B., teacher French, First School of
the German School Union, r. 319 Geary
Lamarque Francisco, Spanish Mut. Benev. Soc, 730
Montgomery
Lamarque Germain, dairyman F. L. Such & Co., r. W
8 Douglass, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Lamars Emma, domestic 1030 Pierce
Lamasnay 'Ihomas, hackman, r. 444 Jessie
Lamazou Gabriel, porkpacker Frank FlUiot, r. 630
Mission
Lamb Amisa S., carpenter, r. Wolf, nr Thirtieth, B.H.
Lamb Charles Y., clerk Frederick Vaughan, r. Moss,
nr Howard
Lamb Dana T., carpenter Industrial School, r. 1019
Wa.sliington
I Lamb ElbriUge G., merchant, r. Russ House
i Lamb Frank H.. superintendent first district West-
ern Union Tel. Co., 302 Montgomery, room 33, r.
1316 California
Lamb Irene Miss, assistant Washington Grammar
School, r. 1019 Washington
Lamb John, wines and liquors, 150 Steuart
Lamb Kate, domestic SW cor Eddy and Franklin
Lamb L. M., bartender Remmel & Oterseu, r.
Market
Lamb Margaret Mrs., nurse, r. 1116 Bush
Lamb Martin W., capitalist, r. 8 Second Av
Lamb Mury Miss, r. '2'dX Hunt
Lamb Milton, laborer Mission Rock Warehouse, r.
Third
Lamb Philip, coachman P. S. Wells, 2728 Howard
Lamb Thomas J., bookkeeper Wilmerding & Co
118 Dupont
Lamb William E., r. 1019 Washington
Lamb William H. (Folger, Schilling & Co.) r
Fell
Lamb William P., bookkeeper Rcid k Brooks, r. 119
Taylor
Lamb Willis, engineer Mission Rock Warehouse
Lamber Daniel, r. 1027 Dui)ont
Lambert Annie J., widow, r. 124 Silver
Lambert Charles, deckhand State Dredger No. 1, r.
715 Davis
Lambert Charles A., laborer, r. 242 Minna, rear
Lambert Daniel, assistant Washington Grammar
School, r. 311 Fremont
Lambert Deborah, widow, r. 214 Ji Sixth
Lauibert Edward, cook Brady k Donleavy, r. 209
Leidesdorff
Lambert Elisha, wooldealer, 5 Spear, r. 547 Folsom
Lambert Gilmnn, clerk Williams & Bixler, r. 16 De
Boom
Lambert Henry F., salesman Whlttier, Fuller k Ck).,
r. 725 Pine
Lambert James L., porter Bowley Brothers, r. 633
Mission
Lambert James N., clerk, r. 749 Brannan
Lambert John, axle greasemaker, r. 140 Natoma
Lambert John, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Lambert John, salesman, r. 743 Folsom
Lambert John S., bookkeeper Williams & Bixler, r. 16
De Boom
Lambert Margaret, widow, confectionary, 749 Bran.
Lambert MelvinMrs., widow, r. 101 Nineteenth
Lambert Perry, engineer Lick House, r. 68 Minna
Lambert R. H. Mrs., widow, r. 99 St. Ann's Building
Lambert Sarah, widow, r. 433 Jessie
Lambert William, r. 1024 Stockton
Lambert William, bricklayer, r. 229 Sixth
Lambert WMIliam (Lambert k Greene) r. Oloverdale
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Lambert William L., clerk Lambert & Greene, r. 130
Fell
Lambert ■NVllliam P., livery stable, 875 Folsom
Lambert William W.. clerk Henry F. Oullixson & Co.,
r, &W cor Eighteenth and Potrero Av
Lambert •& Greene (William Lambert and Charles
Greene) manufs H. & L. Axle Grease, 144-148
Natoma
Lamberti Pasquale, fif^berman, r. 221 Pacific
Lamberton Lewis, land agent, 1018 Taylor
Lambeth Milton, mining, r. 227 Sixth
Lambick Christian, laborer, r. 112 Clinton
Lambla Alfred, cook, r. 5,50 Minna
Lambla Jules, tailor, r. 230 Capp
Lamblot J. G. waiter, r. 1003 Mason
Lamborn Harvey, printer, r. 13 First Av
Lamboru Stephen M., carpenter, r. 13 First Av
Lambucci Francesco, shoeiuaker, 812 Sansome
Lamburth Archibald, carpenter, r. E 8 Potrero Av, bet
Sauta Clara and Mariposa
Lamburth Cassias E., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
E 8 Potrero Av, bet Santa Clara and Mariposa
Lamche Mary, cook F. O. Wegener, E s Columbia, bet
Folsom and Harrison
Lamcke George, porter Pestner & Hildebrandt, r. 910
Harrison
Lame Joseph, bakery, 722 Lombard
Lamee John, butcher BernardHorn, r. First Av, South
S. F.
Lamena C, laborer Pacific Mail SS., Co.
Lamer Amable, blacksmith T. D. 8. Lamer, r. 10 Sec-
ond Av
Lamer Rosa Mrs., r 950 Bryant
Lamer T. D. S., bl.icksmith and carriagemaker, 540
Valencia, r. 538 Valencia
Lamey George, ship carpenter, r. 49 Ritch
Lamey James, laborer, r. 514 Brannau
Lamkin Edwin A., compositors. F. Journal of Com-
merre, r. 625 JiS Green
Lamm Thomas, waiter Park Hotel
Lammers Heury J., teamster Richards & Harrison, r.
1715 Sutter, rear
Lammers Joseph B., carpenter, r. 715 Polk
Lammers Mary Mrs, confectionery, 933 Missiou
Lammers Theodore H. A., jjorter Oregon SS. Co. r. W
8 Treat Av, bet Twenty sicoud and Twenty-third
Lammon David, expressman, SE cor Fourth and Har-
rison, r. Elizabeth, bet Sanchez and Noe
Lammon Michael, Hreman, r. 62'> Davis
Lamolle Emile J., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
118 Post
Lamont Harry, mining, r. 2fi0 Stevenson
Lamont Hugh H., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. SE
cor California and Esmeralda Avs, B. H.
Lamont James, shipwright, r. 512 Twentj'-third
Lamout Matthew, carpeuter Lawrence Cohane,r. 120 )i
Hayes
Lamoureaux Eugene, bagmaker Neville k Co., r. 2
McCormick
Lamoureaux Henri, laundryman Hayes Park Laundry,
r. .525 Hayes •
Lamoureaux Samuel D., painter, r. 2 McCormick
Lamoureaux Theodore J., r. Abbotsford House
Lamoureaux Tlieophyle, manager Remillard
Brick Co., office Padtic Street Wharf, r. Oakland
Lamoureaux. See Amiroux
Lampbrecht Robert, waiter, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Lampe Brothers (Theodore C. and William A.
Lampe halrdresing sfiloon and baths. The Bald-
win and Cosmopolitan Hotel
Lampe Charles, porter Esberg, Bacbman & Co., r.
609 Jones
Lampe Charles, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 2134 Mission
Lampe Henry, woodturner, r. SW cor Dolores and
Clipper
Lampe Herman. Cigarmakers' Assn.. 771 Market
Lampe Peter, captain schr Fortuna, office 900 Front,
r. 1517 Dupont
Lampe Theodore, r. 31 Hinckley
Lampe Theodore C. (Lampe Brothers) r. 2134 Mission
Lampe William A. (Lampe Brothers) r. Ill Ridley
Larapers Zenophon, seaman schr Josephine
Lampert Alexander, lithographer M, Schmidt k Co.,
r. 225 Ellis
Lampert Paul, farmer, r. 410 Pacific
Lamphere A. H., contractor, r. 771 Mission
Lamphere E. T., r. 771 Mission
Lamphord Walter, foreman J. Y. Wilson k Co., r. NW
cor Fillmore and Francisco
Lamphrey George, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Lamping- L. G., tinsmith Little & Lawson, r. 636
Commercial
Lamping William, captain schr Lizzie T. Adams, East
St. Bulkhead
Lampke Harry, driver South S. F. Brewery, r. Four-
teenth Av. bet Railroad Av and N, South S. F.
Lampkin John T., policeman City Hall, r. 7G2 Howard
Lampman Granyille, liquor saloon, 720 Pacific
Lampman H., chief engineer Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba
Lamport Thomas, bookkeeper, r. 743 Pine
Lamprecht Emil, i lerk, r. 6 Turk
Lamprecht Robert, waiter, r. 300 Clementina
Lampy Charles, carpenter, r. 221 First —
Lamson George F., auctioneer, and commission mer-
chunt, 425 Kearny, r. Oakland
Lamson John R., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 613
Filbert
Lamsou Nathaniel K., mining, r. 107 Turk
Lanahau Michael, laborer, r. 12 Gilbert, rear
Lauahan Michael, teamster City RR., r. 1455 Minna
Lanahan William, boilermaker Kisdon I. an j L. Works
Lanahan. See Lenahan and Lenilian
Lanay Amelia Miss, teacher languages, r. 1232 Pacific
Lanay Victoria E., widow, r. 1232 Pacific
Lancashire Fire Insurance Co. (Manchester,
Englimd) ralkner,Bell & Co. agents, 430 California
Lancaster Albert L., salesman, r. 10J2 Geary
Lancaster David A., helper melter and refiner's dept
U. S. Mint, r. Brunswick House
Lancaster Frederick G. (Hasey & Lancaster) r. 1104
Market
Lancaster Joseph (Lancaster k Northon. and T. Lan-
caster & Co.) r. Alameda
Lancaster M. L. Mrs., widow, r. 1002 Geary
Lancaster T. & Co. (Thomas and Joseph Lan-
caster) merchant tailors, 531 California
Lancaster Thomas (T. Lancaster & Co.) r. Oakland
Lancaster <Si NortUon (Joseph Lancaster and
Jarvis W. Northon) merchant tailors, 613 Mont-
gomery
Lanceford A. W., student, r. 207 Post
Lancel Eugene, copyist H. A. Jones, r. 1237 Stockton
Lancelot Auguste, laborer G. Venard, r. 245 Clem.
Lancey T. C, house and sign painter, 432 Montgom-
ery, room 11
Lanckman Pollydor, stevedore, r. 218 Linden Av
Land Charles, capitalist, office 405 California, r. 553
Harrison
Land G. E., widow, r. W s Johnson Av, bet Point Lo-
bos Av and St. Rose
Land Investment Co., Richard Wegener secretary, 414
California
Land Mortgage Union of California (in liquidation)
James H. Fish president, olHce 513 California
Land Office Central Pacific Railroad Co.,
NE cor Fourth and Towusend
Land Office United States, 608 Commercial
Land Patrick, foreman N. P. Perine, r. 420 Clem.
Land Victor, seaman schr Fanny Gilmore, Pacific St.
Wharf, r. 826 Jackson
Land World (The) (real-estate weekly) Street &
Learned, publishers and proptrs, 331 Mont^'om-
ery, rooms 10 and 11
Land. See Lande
Landa John B., farmer, r. W of Mission, nr Six Mile
House
Lande Bernard, mining, r. Grand Hotel
Lande Bernard, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Lande Edward, clerk Lloyd, Newlands & Wood, r. 228
McAllister
Lande .Joseiihine E. Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 228 McAllister
Lande Raphael, speculator, r. 228 McAllister
Lande R. M. Mrs., r. 228 McAllister
Lande. Sec Land
Landecker Heurj'. bootmaker Adam Kaufman, r. Val-
lejo, nr Kearny
Landeker William B., bookkeeper Blochman & Cerf,
r. 1202 Sutter
Landelofi' Olof, tailor,*. 1219 Kearny
Landels Hugh, carpenter, r. 2C3 Tehama »!i-~-
Lander George, dummyman Clay St. Hill RR., r. 1447
Leavenworth
Lander Nelson R., seaman schr Daisy Rowe, Fourth
St. Wharf
Landers David, merchant, r. 20 3<; Kearny
Landers David W. W., clerk P. Landers, r. 2409 Bu-
chanan
Landers Dora, widow, r. 1536 Ellis
r\t~r\ \kl i^l ArM/ 6*5 market, wholesale and reUll dealer in paper HAVGTWGS
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Landers Frank, csrriagetriminer John F. Vau Court,
r. 137 Third
Iiauders John, r. 1110 Larhin
Landers John (Landers & Co.) r. 1121 Bush
Landers John, butcher, r. 439 Jessie
Landers John, fireman Oregon SS. George W. Elder,
r. 28 Brewster
Landers John, seaman, r. 110 Folsom
Landers John P., r. 1434 California
Landers John R., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
2413 Clay
Landers Joshua H., painter Hugh G. Jarman, r. 135
Fifteenth
Landers Kate Miss, r. 30G Eighteenth
Landers Lydia W., widow, r. 1313 Taylor
Landers Mary, domestic 813 Sutter
Landers Michael (Landers & Co.) and mining secre-
tary, office 2 Nevada Block, r. 724 Shotwell
Landers Milton H., freight clerk Pacific Coast SS.
Orizaba, r. W s Chattanooga, nr Twenty-second
Landers Patrick, blacksmith David R. Coleman, r. 3
ZoePl
Landers Patrick, importer, and wholesale and retail
hardware, 400 and 408 Market, r. 2409 Buchanan
Landers Richard, wharf builder, r. 128 Rincon PI
Landers Simon, porter Hpury W. Stahle, r. 904 Bdwy.
Landers Thomas, optician, r. 1125 Mission
Landers WilUam, salesman T. F. Byron, r. 131^
Stockton
liaiidera William J., general agent Guardian
Assurance Co., office 406 California, r. NW cor
Grove and Twenty-ninth, Oakland
Landers &Cu. (John and Michael Landers) agents
Manhattan Life Insurance Co. of New York, 2
Nevada Block
Landes Zachariah T., r. 349 Jessie
Landgraf John (Landgraf & Knauer) r. S s Jessie, nr
Fourth
Landgraf Joseph, waiter The Baldwin, r. 534 Te-
hama
Landgraf & Knauer (-Tohm Landgraf and Joseph
Knauer) barbers, 105 Fourth
■Landgran Frank 0., carpenter J. V. Ayer, r. 713 Sev-
enteenth
Landgrebe Adolph W., barber, r. 732 Minna
Landgrebe Richard, barber Frederick W. Miller, r.
431 '4 Tehama
Landgrebe William, barber Joseph B. Rosa, r. 1223
Folsom
Landgrebe William Jr., barber, r. 1223 Folsom
Landlierr George, saloonkeeper, r. 5 Burnett PI
Landine Racoul, fisherman, r. 221 Pacific
Landing Madeline Mrs., lodgings, 1235 Market
Landiui James G., fish and oysters, 31 and 32 GranM
Western Market, r. Union, bet Buchanan and La-
guna
Landini Paul, clerk E. Bertelloni, r. NE cor Seventh
and Braunan
LandiH A. J., r. Commercial Hotel
Landls Caspar, tan baths, 63 Minna
Landis Gustave C. (Getleson & Landis) r. 716 Leav.
LandiH J. Mrs., widow, r. 71(5 Leavenworth
Lando Henry, clothing, 317 Kearny, r. 12 Mason
Landon K. B., driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 15 Eddy
Landou Gardner Jr., agent Eagleson & Deveau, Ver-
mont marble, yard and office SW cor Broadway
and Sansome, r. 1516 Clay
Landon Horace S., clerk North British and Mercantile
Insurance Co., r. 1516 Clay
Landon Howard P., clerk Averill Paint Co., r. 1616
Clay
Landon James, boxmaker Pac. Box Factorj", r. 37 Fifth
Av
Landon M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 710 Folsom
Landou Walter E., bookbinder, r. 710 Folsom
Laudiessc Henry Clerc, compositor Le Petit Journal,
r. 10 Janseu
Landrigun Edward, shoemaker Buckingham h Hecht,
r. SE cor Page and Gough
Landrigan James, shoemaker U.W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 7 Sheridan
Landrigan Patrick, laborer, r. IHMK Fourteenth
Landrigan William, laborer, r. 51 Stevenson
Landru Hannah, widow, r. 1631 Polk
Landry Annie, chambermaid The Baldwin, NE cor
Market and Powell
Landry Btrtie, dyer, r. 13 College PI
Landry EUe, collector Landry & Babin, r. 316 Tyler
Landry Ettiene, finisher F. Thomas & Co., r. 13 Col-
lege PI
Landry Joseph, student, r. 316 Tyler
Landry Therence (Landry k Babin) r. 316 Tyler
Ijandry & Babin (Therence Landrj* and L. C.
Babin) rent collectors, 612 Commercial
Lanilsberg Albert, fireman American Sugar Refinery,
r. 439 Vallejo
Landsberg Emil G., r. 314 Bush
Landsberg Henry, cigars and tobacso, 123 Sansome, r.
1308 Geary
Landsberg Herman, boots and shoes, 34 Sixth
Laudsberger Henry M., clerk The German Savings
and Loan Society, r. 519 McAllister
Liandsberger 1. & Co. (Isidor Land.sberger,
Arpad Haraszthy, Edward VoUmer, and Simon
Epstein) wholesale wines, and manufs cham-
pagne, and I X L Bitters, 10 and 12 Jones Alley
Laudsberger Isidor (I. Landsberger & Co.) r. 519
McAllister
Landsberger Joseph, porter!. Landsberger & Co., r.
liH Antonio
Landschncider Henry, proptr Fourth St. Hotel, 512
Fourth
Landsittel Louis, pressman, r. 734 Folsom
Landsfield Charles, longshoreman Menzies, Bingham
& Co.
Landskoy Hans, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Lauducci Angelina, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Lauducci Giacomo, shoemaker Augustlno Borromeo
Lauducci Pietro, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Landy John, compositor Evening Bulletin, r. 533
Commercial
Lane Albert, Draymen and Teamsters' Union, 36
Eddy
Lane Andrew (Lane & Green) r. Webster, bet Lombard
and Chestnut
Lane Benjamin, with Emilio de Ghitaldi, r. 810 Val-
lejo
Lane Charles H., laundryman, r. 1032 Alabama
Lane Cornelius, teamster, r. S s Merrimac, nr Ken-
tucky
Lane Daniel, cook SS. George W. Elder, Folsom St.
Wharf
Lane Daniel, laborer National Iron Works, r. E ■
Minnesota, bet Mariposa and Solano
Lane Dennis, laborer, r. 662 Harrison
■Lane D. W., laborer American Sugar Refinery, r. 605
Fourth
Lane E., seaman Pacific Mail SS. South Carolina
Lane Edward, bookkeeper G. C. Yates, r. 24 Scott PI
Lane Edward, stonecutter, r. 34 Hayes
Lane Frederick, driver Omnibus RR., r. 219 Tehama
Lane Frederick, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Gipsy, r.
Keystone House
Lane (Jeorge, engineer, r. 5 Sonora
Lane George W., tinsmith George H. Tay k Co., r.
606 Fourth
Lane Hannah, widow, r. .'>44 Jessie
Lane Jacob Cooper, policeman City Hall, r. 429 Te-
hama
Lane James, Stonecutters' Pro. Assn, 818 Howard
Lane James, laborer, r. 1745 Union
Lane James \., r. 1612 Turk •
Lane James A., gardener Columbia Square
Lane James H., office 320 Sansome, room 62, r. 130T
Stockton
Lane John, cook SS. George W. Elder, Folsom St.
Wharf
Lane John 0., horseshoeing, 407 Fourth, r. 229 Perry,
rear ^
Lane John D., msrblecutter, 1136 Mission, r. 8 Hen-
rietta Square
Lane John H., plumber and gasfitter, r. 17 Yerba Bu-
ena
Lane John J., groceries and liquors, NE cor Fifth
and Clementina, r. 370 Clementina
liane John J., real-estate and collection agent,
700 Mission, r. 226 Folsom
Lane John .M., salesman Kullman k Armer, r. 4SIH
Tehama
Lane Kate, widow, r. 407 Minna
Lane Lawrence, expressman, r. 1324 O'Farrell
liaiie Levi C, M. D., physician, and professor
surgery and surgical anatomy. Medical College
of the "Pacific, office (i52 Mission, r. 2302 Clay
Lane Mary, domestic 1417 California
Lane Mary, domestic 1428 Pacific
Lane Mary E., widow, r. 811 Valencia
Lane Michael, chief cook SS. George W.Elder, Folsom
St. Wharf
Lane Michael, saloon keeper, r. 19 Powell
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J. IfflMl/UUIlUUUn; 41 Idarket Street, corner Spear.
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Lane Uiuhael, stonecutter new City Hall, r. 959 Mar-
ket
Lane Nellie, domestic 39 Lafayette
Lane Peter F., commission merchant, 18 Clay, r. 8E
cor Dupont and Chestnut
Lane Robert, calker, r. 1010 Alabama
Lane Roscoe E., clerk John V. Plume & Co., r. 2529 3li
Mission
Lane Sarah H. Miss, bookkeeper William £. Lane, r.
17 Yerba Buena
Lane Sullivan, teamster PuUen Brothers, r. Laurel
Av, bet Buchanan and Webster
Lane Thomas, conductor Sutter St. RB.,r. 1202 Sutter
Lane Thomas, cook Pacific; Mail SS. Granada
Lane Thomas, gas&tter Hayes & Fenlon, r. Oakland
Lane Thomas, speculator, r. 537 Howard
Lane Thomas A., r. tj()3 Jack>ion
Lane Timothy, hostler Pickett X Nolan, r. 16 Clem.
Lane Timothy, hostler St. Mary's College
Lane Walter W., proptr Mariners' Home, 504 and 506
Davis
Lane William, cook Frank Gobey, r. 7 Selina PI
Lane William, fruit dealer, r. W s Sanchez, bet Twen-
ty-fourth and Jersey
Lane William, seaman, r. 18 Stone
Lane William E., plumber and gasfltter, 505 Kearny,
r. 17 Yerba Buena
Laue William F., roaster Charles Bernard, r. 24 Scott
PI
Lane W. N., assayer, r. 120 Seventh
Lane & Green (Andrew Lane and J. M. Green) assay-
ers and amalgamating works, 520 Fifth
Lane's Flour Mill (Stockton) Joseph Chadboume
agent, office 208 Davis
Lane. See Laine, Lehn, and McLane
Lanes James, r. 1027 Dupont
Laner Fredtrick, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Lanergran Michael, employee C. J. Hawley & Co., r.
423 Second
Laney James, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works
Lanfar Benjamin F., driver Hose No. 4, 8. F. F. D.,
r. 1802 Stockton
Lanfranchi Buenaventure, clerk French consulate,
r. 10 Hollis
Lanfranchi C. Mrs., t-jacher French, South Cosmo-
politan Grammar School, r. 10 Hollis
Lang Adam, baker, r. 1007 3^ Dupont
Lang Adolph, cellarman Lang & Co., r. 1633 Post
Lang Albert, cigarmaker M. Wertheimer & Brother,
r. 12 Glover
Lang Alexander, furniture, 104 Fourth, r. 2022 Ellis
Lang Benjamin, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Lang C, barber Edward Wanek, r. 144 Dupont
Lang Carl, cook Owen Breslin, Cassius Hotel
Lang Carrie Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf. Co.
Lang Charles, seaman Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Lang Charles E., bookkeeper M. Wertheimer & Broth-
er, r. 12 Glover
Lang Charles E. (Lang k Griffith) r. 1714 Mason
Lang Charles E. Jr., sign painter Lang & Griffith, r.
1714 Mason
Lang Charles F., engineer, r. W s Prospect Av, nr
COBO Av, B. H.
Lang D., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Lang Dominick, laborer, r. 18 Bluxome, rear
Lang Eddy, clerk Haas Brothers, r. 607 Eddy
Lang Edward, clerk Alexander Lang, r . 2022 Ellis
Lang Edward, master mariner, r. 12 Glover
Lang Edwin, carpenter, r. 216 Eleventh
Lang Ernest, watchmaker, 526 Commercial, r. 819
Jackson
Lang Frederick, waiter Emil A. Engelberg, r. 515
Pine
Lang Frederica, domestic 1528 Sutter
Lang Geoffcje (Lang & Co.) r. 1633 Post
Lang George Henry, bartender John Harrison, r. 218
Pacific
Lang George R., carpenter and builder, r. E s Dolores,
bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Lang Hi-nry, cooper, 112 Jackson, r. Alameda
Lang Isaac L., deputy Superintendent of Streets, r.
2.59 Octuvia
Lang Isadore, clerk Haas Brothers, r. 607 Eddy
Lang J., labi>rer Pac. Rolling Mill
Lang Jacob, barber Stable & Bernhard, Palace Hotel,
r. 1607 54 Dupont
Lang Jacob, bartender Jacob G. Gundlach, r. 1005
Pacific
Lang Jacob L., inspector Custom House, r. 313 Oak
Lang James, cabinetmaker Frank I.iaeremans, r. 10
Boardnian PI
Lang James, mining, r. 22 Geary
Lang James A., cigarmaker M. Wertheimer & Brother,
r. 12 Glover
Lang .Jesse, clerk, r. 313 Oak
Lang John, market, NE cor Pixley and Stelner
Lang John, driver John Ncllman, r. 901 Greenwich
Lang John, oiler stmr Amador, Oakland Ferry
Lang John, stevedore, r. Oil Treat Av
Lang John A., miikman, r. Shotwell, nr Twenty-
seventh
Lang John F., locksmith, r. 1324 M Polk
Lang Louis, proptr Green Tree House, 20 Page
Lang Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 232 Minna
Lang Max, r. 607 Eddy
Lang Nicholas, clerk R. G. Dun & Co.,r. 216 Eleventh
Laug Nina, cigarmaker Adolpn Evers, r. 12 Glover
Lang Owen, longshoreman Menzies, Bingham & Co.,
r. 15 Tehama PI
Lang P., laborer Western White Lead Works
Lang Peter, packer Frank W. Rossbach, r. 1316 Bdwy.
Lang Samuel W., r. 732 Shotwell
Lang Victor, real-estate, r. 31 Rondel PI
ItO-ng & Co. (George Lang and Christopher T«rk)
importers and wholesale dealers wines and
liquors, 210 Dupont
Lang & Griffith (Charles E. Lang and John B. Griffith)
house and sign painters, 210 Washington
Lang. See Lange
Langan Ellen M., widow, r. NW cor Twenty-fourth
and Shotwell
Langan Peter, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 328
Third
Langan Thomas, farmer, r. 815 Pacific
LangiU Tobias, extraman Engine No.l, S. F. F. D., r.
SW cor Virginia and Pacific
Langbein Hermann, barber John Lehritter, r. 1206
Stockton
Langdale Alfred, crockery and glassware, 1207 Stock-
ton, r. 809 Stockton
Langdendorfer Joseph, porter A. S. Spence & Co.. r.
006 Larkin
Langdon Benjamin Cyrus, commission juerchant, r.
717 Howard
Langdon Charles, r. 46 Louisa
Langdon Charles, clerk, r. 1020 Market
Langdon Charles V., speculator, r. Russ House
Langdon Ezra T., teamster, r 223 First
Langdon Harry, mining, r. 946 Mission
Langdon Henry, clerk, r. 1020 Market
Langdon Mary, widow, r. 46 Louisa
Langdon, Peter, cook, r. 509 Washington
Langdon Walter H., timer Market St. RR., r. 12
Haight
Langdon William H. (Langdon & Rebman) r. 1218
Mission
Lia.ngd.on <fc Rebman (William A. Langdon and
John Rebmanj dealers hardware, cutlery, etc.,
1036 Market and 31 Sixth
Lange Albert, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Lange Albert, seaman schr J. G. Wall, Howard St.
Wharf
Lange Carrie, widow, dressmaker, r. 1610 Mason
Lange Charles, roofer Henry G. Fiske, r. Prospect Av,
bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Lange Charles 11., liquor saloon, 258 Steuart, r. 76
Clementina
Lange E Iward W. R., basketmaker John C. B. Lange,
r. 1112 Kearny
Lange Edward A., laborer Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. 007 Treat Av
Lange Edwin, cigarmaker, r. 312 Jessie
Lange Effle, domestic 409 Octavia
Lange Emile, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Salinas, r.
North Pacific Hotel
Lange Fannie 8. Miss, dressmaker Mary A. Curley, r.
Presidio
Lange Frederick, clerk, r. 629 Clay
Lange George, butcher, r. 711 Point Lobos Av
Lange Hans G. J., seaman, r. Ill Harrison
Lange Henry, bartender, r. Chicago Hotel
Lange Henry C. (Lange &Mehrtens) r. NW cor Twenty-
second and Dolores
Lange Herman, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lange John, fresco painter, r. 312 Jessie
Lange John, stevedore, r. E s Treat Av, bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-tdird
Lange John C. R., baskets and willow furniture, 12
Montgomery Av, r. N s Dunn Alley, nr Kearny
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Lange I<. A. Miss, fancy goods and dressmaker, 2538 i
Folsom
Lange Louis, currier Michael Tiernan, r. 332 Duncan
Lange H. Miss, r. Park Hotel
Lange Oscar V., photographer, r. 709 Taylor
lian^re Peter N., liquor saloon, 246 Townsend
Lange William, brewer, r. 1431 Pacific
Lange 'William, dairyman, NW cor Cole and Carl, nr
Golden Gate Park
Lange William A., cabinetmaker, r. 768 Bryant
Lange & Mehrtens (Henry C. Lange and Bichard
Mehrtens) groceries and liquors, NW cor Dolores
and Twenty-second
Lange. See Lang
Langer Frank, driver Meacham & Bacon, r. 2507 Mis-
sion
Langer Robert, brassfinisher Cal. Electrical Works, r.
29 Clinton Park
Langerman C. F. August, blacksmith Nathan W.
Spaulding, r. 1579 Tiu-k
! Langermann Walter, bookkeeper Speyer Brothers, r.
j 717 Eddy
I Langeron Francois, blacksmith Baptiste Lacaze, r.
I 821 Vallejo
Langford George H., molder, r. W s Noe, bet Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenih
Langford John, ehophouse, 21 Vallejo
Langford T., clerk, r. 22 Geary
(Langford Thomas R., sergeant police City Hall, r.
• 1118 Montgomery
I Langham Charles £., salesman Colman Brothers, r. 311
\ Stockton
i Langham Frederick, clerk, r. 629 Clay
lianj^liorne James P., attorney and counselor at
law, 421 Montgomery, rooms 1 and 2. r. 610 Sutter
Laughome Marion B., clerk Nicholas B. Luning, r.
704 Powell
Langland Benjamin F. (Bountree & Langland) r. 1215
Mission
Langland Nelson P., stairbuilder, 407 Mission, r. 1215
Mission
Langley Andrew, engineer, r. 7 Clementina
Langley Charles (estate of) office NE cor Front and
Pine
Langley Charles, watchman, r. 15 Bluxome
Langley Charles F., clerk Langley & Michaels, r. Oak-
land
Langley Charles L., collector Capitol Mills, r. 725
Shotwell
Langley David, merchant, 311 Com., r. 12 Louisa
Langley Edward, curer Black Point Packing House, r.
NW cor Francisco and Fillmore
Langley George, helper Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NE cor
Napa and Illinois
Langley George F., druggist William M. Searby, r.
1236 Broadway
Lianfrley Henry G., supervisor Tenth U. S. Cen-
sus (First District. Cal.) office 14 Montgomery Av
Langley James M. (Langley & Jones) r. 958 Folsom
Langley Louis, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., r. 12
Louisa
Langley MiUlcent Mrs. (Langley & Michaels) r. Oak-
land
Langley Robert, cook stmr City of Stockton, Washing.
ton St.Wharf
Langley T. J., second assistant engineer 8S. State of
Calif )mia, Broadway Wharf
Langley William .\., carriagesmith Langley & Jones,
r. 9.58 Folsom
Langley & J^nes (James M. Langley and Peter Lloyd
.Jones) blackBiniths and carriageniakers, 27 Wash.
Lanfflt-y & Michaelr* (Mrs. Millirent Langley
and ifenrj- Michaels) importers and jobbers drugs,
chemicals, druggists' materials, etc., and agents
St. John Quicksilver Mining Co., NE cor Front and
Pine
lianifley'ii Directory of San Francisco, of-
fice 518 Clay
Langling John, carpenter, r. Columbia Hotel
Langlitz Lena, domestic F. O. Wegener, E s Columbia,
bet Folsom and Harrison
Langlols Edward, carpenter, r. 723 Natoma
Langlois Francis B., carpenter Tatum & Bownn, r. 356
Brannan
Langlord Jane, widow, r. 1228 Alabama
Langlotz Huldreich, musician, r. 619 Geary, rear
Laugmaak Friedri<-h, cabinetmaker J. B. Luchsiuger
ft Son, r. 655 Minna
Langpaap Charles (Kubl h, Langpaap) r. South Park
House
P.
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Langrader Louis, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, r.
308 Fell
Langragen Michael, drayman, r. 310 Nineteenth
Langreder Richard, fhoemaber. 308 Fell
Langrehr Diedrich, porter A. Crawford &Co.,r. 36
Market
Langrehr Henry C. (Bucknam & Langrehr) r. 27 Mar-
ket
Langren Frank, carpenter, r. 713 Seventeenth — •
Langschur Jacob, cook Russ House
Langscriff Richard, laborer, r. S 8 Union, bet Oongh
and Octavia
Langstadter Alexander, clerk M. Hart, r. 331 Turk
Langstadter Seligman, merchant, r. 331 Turk
Langstadter Pauline Miss, teacher Lincoln Primary
School, r. 331 Turk
Langstaff William, carpenter, r. 71 Tehama '"V>^_^
Langstroth Helen Mrs., teafher music, r. Abbotsfortl
House
Langstroth John A., accountant S. F. Savings CTnion,
r. 17 Pecrl
Langton De Walter H., special policeman, r. 317Cspp
Langton Henry, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 1420 Turk
I^angton John C, accountant. 434 California, room 7,
r. 1420 Turk
Langton R. E. Mrs., r. 935 Sutter
Langton William M., print< r Bacon & Co., r. 93S
Sutter
Langtry James, laborer, r. 668i4 Clementina
Langtry James H., clerk forwarding dept Wells, Fargo
6 Co., r. SE cor Jones and Washington
Langtry Thomas, packer Cutting Packing Co., r. 600
Eddy
Langwor'hy L. P., salesman Davis Brothers, r. 1402
Bush
Lanigan Cornelius, deckhand stmr Harriet, S.
Steamboat and Transportation Co., Jackson
Wharf
Lanigan Edward, clerk, r. 402 Hayes
Lanigan Elizibeth, domestic 2137 Mission
Lanigan George, seaman, r. 800 Market
Lanigan James, extraman Engine No. 1, S. P. P. D., r.'
419 Pacific
Lanigan John, teamster Superintendent of Streets, r.
7 Vandewater
Lanigan John, upholsterer J. Spaulding jc Co., r. 1208
Broa<lway
Lanigan Lawrence, longshoreman, r. 4 Vincent
Lanigan Peter, machinist, r. 328 Third
Lanigan Robert, porter, r. 641 Natoma
Lanigan Thomas, laborer Chase & Wolff, r. E B San-
some, bet Vallejo and Green, rear
Lanigan Svilliam G., r. 1703 Stockton
Laiiius Kenzie, a.ssayer, r. 116 O'Farrell
Lanius Philip, teamster, r. 12 Antonio
Lank Samuel J., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 2428
Sacramento
Lankenau Henry, grocer, r. cor Thirty-fifth Av and
L. nr San Brtino Road
Lankersbim Isaac iScholle h Lankersbim) r. Los An.
geles
Lanktree Joseph, policeman City Hall, r. 40 Louisa
Lann Charles, tailor, r. 412 O'Farrell
Lsntian Martin, market, 1316 Polk
Lannan. See I.annon and Lennon
Lanne Flora, widow, r. 1211 Powell
Lanneck Frank, laborer stmr Yosemite, Market St.
\\'harf
Lannois Adonis, baker, r. 815 Pacific
Lannon John S., boilermaker, r. 321 Tehama
Lannon Patrick, laborer, r. 223.'> Geary
Lannon William, clerk Keane Brothers, r. 6 MedauPl
Lannon. See Lannan and Lennon
Lanouette Edward, bootmaker, 306)« Third, r. 711
Folsom
Lanouette Prank C. shoemaker George Burkhardt, r.
763 Howard
Lanouette John, dyeing and scouring, r. 118 Virginia
I,amphcre Alonzo H., contractor, r. Metropolitan
Temple. 2.5 Fifth
Lanquist Charles, seaman Pacific Coast 8S. State of
California, Broadway Wharf
Lanquist Frank, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Lansing Abraham H., clerk Schafer i Co.,r. 806 Shot-
well
Lansing Gerritt L., chief clerk auditor Central Pac.
RR., r. Oakland
Lansing Henry J., melter Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. 123 Twenty-fourth
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN. '3L'«?Koi«eryjt.
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Lansing Jacob L., letttTcarrier Post OfBce, r. 602
Lombard
Lansing Kate Mrs., r. IQG Fifth
Lansing Lonis, lumber, r. 27 Clara
Lansing Sarah J., widow, r. 1235 Market
Lansing William B., r. 334 Bush
Lanson George, Coopers' Pro. Assn., 707 Market
Lanson James, soaniau, r. 140 Folsom
Lanszweert Louis, druggist and chemist, 360 Fourth
Lanteri Emelia, Italian Benev. Soc. 423 Washington
Lantbeaume Ferdinand, waiter Mme.L. Lautheaume,
r. 522 Merchant
Lantbeaume Filbert Miss, dressmaker, r. 1230 Pacific
Lantbeaume Jean. commisBion merchant, r. 1230 Pa-
cific
Lantbeaume John P.. florist, NW cor Folsom and
Sixteenth
Lantbeaume L. Mme., restaurant, 520 Merchant, r.
522 Merchant
Lanther Walter A., butcher, r. N a Bay, bet Buchanan
and Webster
Lantbier Evangelist, shoemaker Jory Brothers, r. 137
Page
Lantbier Olizne, shoemaker Jory Brothers, r, 16
Hayes
Lantz Daniel, boarding, 2206 Powell
Lanzendorf Ernst, dairy produce, r. 30 Church PI
Lanzet Samuel, clerk S. C. Lnbin, r. 736 Vallejo
Lapacbet C. Mrs. & Co. (CamilleLapachet and Emma
Pelle) fancy goods, stationery, and dressmakers,
1503 Stockton
LaiJaobet Camille Mrs. (Mrs. C. Lapacbet & Co.) r.
1518 Stockton
Lapacbet Peter, baitender Bella Union Theater, r.
1518 Stockton
Lapariat Blaise, bakery, 930 Howard
Lapepenture Hattie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 33 Fifth
Lapbam Foster, salesman Doaue & Henshelwood, r.
1716 Pacific Av
Lapbam Grant, with State Investment and Insurance
Co., r. 1716 Pacific Av
Lapbam John G., fireman SS. Oregon, Folsom St.
Wharf
Lapbam John V., capitalist, r. 1716 Pacific Av
Lapbam Lorenzo, proptr Western Straw Works, 108
Fourth, r. 461^ Tehama
Lapidge William F., master mariner, r. 742 Valencia
Lapier — — , Mrs., cook, r. 1318 Dupont
Lapierre J. Marsan, foreman freight dept Southern
Pac. KR., r. 501 Braunan
Lapierre. See La Pierre
Laplace Frank, marblecutter Charles Roche, r. 815
Stockton
Laplace Louis, artist, r. 164 Clara
Laporte Jean, laborer French Hospital
Laporte Mary, widow, r. California Av, bet Lizzie and
Cortland Av, B. H.
Lapuulide Adolph, porter Livingston & Co., r. 112
Geary
Lapoulide Gustav, porter E. G. Lyons & Co., r. 1805
Mason
Lappan Thomas, oiler O. & O. SS. Gaelic
Lapping Margaret Mrs., dressmaker, 846 Washington
Lapsley Thomas, carpenter, r. 3 Alemany
Laptie Emily, Ironer, r. 1320 Stockton
Lara Jose, r. 2 Salmon
Laraugeau Victor, cook August! Girard, r. Keyes
Alley, nr Pacific
Laranoff Nellie, domestic 1215 Clay
Larari Louis, vegf table iieddler, r. 506 Francisco
Larat Frank (Larat & De La Malmaison) r. 009 McAl-
lister
Larat k De La Malmaiaon (Frank Larat and Narsis
De La Malmaison) candy manufs, 609 McAllister
Lardner B., r. 120 Ellis
Lardner George, salesman, r. Park Hotel
Lardner Henry F., U. S. Commi.ssiouer, and phono-
graphic reporter, oflice 24 U. S. Court Build-
ing, r. 1812 Stevenson
Lardner Patrick, nurse City and County Hospital
Lardner Samuel B. (Lardner & Lee) r. 120 Ellis
Lardner & Lee (Samuel B. Lardner and Hiram H.
Lee) wool dealers. 440 Townsend
Lardry Joseph, vegetable dealer, r. S s Broadway, bet
Montgomery and Sansome
Lardry Louis, French laundry, 3241 Mission
Larey Michael, laborer, r. 20 Garden
Larey Patrick, laborer, r. 1456 Minna
Larfenburg William, r. 711 California
Largan Hannah Miss, r. 2218 Oeary
Largan James, clerk, r. 2218 Geary
Largan Mary Ann, r. 2218 Geary
Largan William, painter, r. 28 Wolf, nr Isabel, B. H.
Large Henry, porter Redington & Co., r. 162 Tehama
Large Peter, gardener, r. 102 Tehama
Large Thomas W., locksmith, 525 Dupont, r. 162
Tehama
Largu William, salesman Littleficld, Allison Co., r.
102 T.hama
Largente Leon, cook Tschurr k Diugeon, r. 249 Clem.
Largrave Charles, barber, r. Oil Stockton
Larieu E., speculator, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Larieu Sigismond, Boot and Shoemaker's Union, 771
Market
Larimer Anderson W. , foreman Lambert b Greene, r.
22)4 Willow
Larimer. See Larrimer, and Larrimore
Larinee Arthur E., tinsmith George H. Tay& Co., r.
417 Mason, rear
Lark Cyrus E., plasterer, r. 18 Lafayette
Lark David, clerk Standard Shirt Factory, r. 18
Lafayette
Larke George, conductor Clay St. Hill RR., r. 1413
Sacramento
Larkey Daniel, clerk, r. NW cor Filbert and Webster
Larkey James, grocer, r. NW cor Filbert and Webster
Larkey John, watchman, r. NW cor Filbert and Web-
ster
Larkin Ellen, widow, r. 183 Jessie
Larkin Frank, assistant engineer Pacific Mall SS. City
of Cluster
Larkin George B. (Larkin & Ficken) r. 415 Natoma
Larkin Hugh, laborer, r. E sHampsliire, bet Sixteenth
and El Dorado
Larkin James, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Larkin James, steward stmr Empire Pacific St. Wharf
Liirkin James, tanner Samuel Bloom, r. Wolf, bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Larkin John, hostler City Cab and Carriage Stables,
r. 27 Anthony
Larkin John Jr., driver City Cab and Carriage Stables,
r. 174 Jessie
Larkin Lawrence, hostler United Carriage Co., r. 2323
Pine
Larkin Margaret, chambermaid Chamberlain House
Larkin Matthew, hostler Omnibus RR.
Larkin Michael, driver Pacific Ice Co., r. 1803 Powell
Larkin Michael, peddler, r. 164 Clara, rear
Larkin Michael, stonecutter Daniel Sbeerin
Larkin Peter J., engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 1212 Larkin
Larkin T., second pantryman Pacific Coast SS. Senator
Larkin Thomas (Larkin & Flaherty) r. 341j«McAllister
Larkin Tbofiias Rev., assistant pastor St. Patrick's
Church, r. 744 Mission
Larkin Thomas, drayman, r. 34 Bitch
Larkin Thomas O., real-estate, 0O4 Merchant, r. 1124
Stockton
Larkin Thomas W., compositor, r. 303 Chestnut
Larkin & Ficken(George B. Larkin and Lewis Ficken)
draymen, junction Market and Bush
Larkin & Flaherty (Thomas Larkin and Richard
Flaherty) aspbaltum workers, 35 Post
Larkins Florence E. Mrs., bak<ry, 431 Gre^ nwich
Larkins Frederick (Larkins & Sposito) r. N s Sacra-
mento, bet Broderick and Baker
Larkins James, boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. Hamp-
shire, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Larkins Patrick, r. cor (^benery and Thirty-first, B.H.
Larkins William (Larkins & Co.) r. 27 Dorland
Larkius fc Co. (William Larkins and George McLeod)
carriagemakers, Oiil and 033 Howard
Larivins A; Sposito (Frederick Larkins and John Spos-
ito) fish dealers, 101 and 102 Cal. Market
Larmey James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 514
Brannan
Larnard Thomas, painter Hugh G. Jarman, r. 8E cor
Sixteenth and Goldman PI
Larnen Patrick, bricklayer, r. 318 Fifth
Larncy Michael, laborer Sea Wall
Lamey Nicholas, laborer, r. 19 H Downey
Laroche George, salesman D. Samuels, r. 104 Kearny
Laroche P. A., city agent Fireman's Fund Insurance
Co., office 401 California, r. 302 Hayes
Larpln Eugene (Meyers A: Larpiu) r. 931 Market
Larrabeo C. B., r. Ahlborn House
Larrabee Charles, carpenter, r. 803 Buchanan
Larrabec John F., receiver Clay St. Hill RR., r. 1524
Sacramento
Larrabee John T., r. 995 Market
Larrubee Lugere, carpenter, r. 1114 Sacramento
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JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^oi^esale hardware.
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Larrabee-Smith Bhods V. Mrs., furnished rooms, 995
Market
Larrabee William J., collei tor, r. 995 Market
Larracq Frank, laundryman, r. 3 Cedar Av
Larracq Victorine Miss, ironer Matilda Greenvrald, r.
35 Turk
Larren Patrick, longFhoreman.r. 318 Folsom
Larren Peter, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Larrimer John, hostler Sutter St. RR., r. IV Austin
Larriraore Richard, contractor . r. 529 Montgomery Av
Larrimore Richard Jr., r. 529 Montgomery Av
Larroche Francois, tripe, 21 S. F. Market, and Fifth
Av, bet L and M. South S. F., r. KE cor Sixth Av
and M, South 8. F.
Larrondo M., painter, r. 265 Clementina
Larrondo R. Mrs., seamstress, r. 2G5 Clementina
Lareen Andrew, cooper George Larsen, r. 5 Merchant
Larsen .\ndrew, deckhand stmr Sau Joaquin No. 2,
Jackson St. Wharf
Larsen Andrew, laborer, r. 13 Pacific
Larsen Andrew, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW
cor Bryant and Eighth
Larsen Andrew, seaman achr John N. Ingalls, Beale
St.Wharf
Larsen Andrew, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Larsen Andrew, seaman, r. 2.50 Spear
Larsen Antoine J. Mrs., widow, dressmaker, r. 222
Fifth
Larsen Antone, restaurantkerper, r. 524 Filbert
Larsen August, driver Central RR.
Larsen Carl, painter, r.W s State, Flint Tract
Larsen Carl G., liquor saloon, 18 Eddy
Larsen Catherine, widow, r. 3 Hartmann
Larsen ChBrles, painter, r. 202 Second
Larsen Christopher, engineer stmr Reform, r. 18
Elgin Park
Larsen E. A., seaman, r. 10 Berry
Larsen Eliza, widow, r. 631 Union
Larsen Frank, laborer Pac. Asphaltum Co., r. 420
Jackson
Larsen Frederick, Coopers' Pro. Assn., 767 Market
Larsen F. W., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW cor
Bryant and Ei;,'hth
Larsen George, cooperage, SW cor Clay and Drumm,
r. 346 Beale
Larsen Hans, carpenter Charles E. Boman
Tjarsen Henry C, master mariner, r. 134 Francisco
Larsen Herman, seaman, r. 313 Folsom
Larsen Hugh, r. 422 Bninnan
Larsen Ingell>ergl A., tanner, r. San Bruno Road, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Larsen Jq^n, carpenter, r. 32 Rausrh
Larsen John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Larsen John, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Lassen John, seaman SS. Ancon, Broadway Wharf
Larsen Joseph, house and sign painter, 540 Market
Larsen Lars, carpenter Moore * Will;ie, r. 422 Bran.
Larsen Lars, laborer, r. E s Dame, bet Thirtieth and
Thirty-first
Lareen Lars, porter Michelssen, Brown & Co.
Larsen Lauritz. master mariner, office 12 Clay
Larsen Lenz, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Larsen Louis, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Larsen Louis, captain schr St. Thomas, r. Alameda
Larsen Louis, seaman, r. Keystone House
Larsen Louis, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Larsen Louis, seaman schr Cecelia Maria, Folsom St.
Wharf
Larsen Martin, deckhand stmr D. E. Enight, Green
St. Wharf
Lar6eu Martin, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Larsen Martin, seaman, r. 2.38 Steuart
Larsen Martin P., bootmaker Jacob Stieveler, r. 528
Pacific
Larsen Mary, domestic 1511 Oougb
Larsen N. C, captain schr J. B. Leeds, r.22 California
Larsen Nels, seaman, r. 2:i8 Steuai t
Larsen Nicolas F., cooper William H. Carl, r. 23 Bren-
ham PI
Larsen Olof , hostler Charlton & Groeper, r. 9 Wash-
ington
Larsen OttotLarseu & Lundberg)r. 37 Commercial
Larsen Pnnl, laborer, r. 13 Puciflc
Larson Peter, carpenter, r. Ill Harrison
Larsen Peter, seaman, r. 2.%3 Chiuentina
Larsen Peter, seaman, r. 415 East
Larsen Peter C. (Hubash, Larsen ft Wilson) r. 706
Mason
Larsen Soren, veterlnnry surgeon, 12 Merchant
Larsen T., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Larsen &Lundberg (Otto Larsen and Nils P.Lund-
berg) liquor saloon, 7 Merchant
Larsen. See Larson and Larssen
Larseneur Charles T., gasfitter David Bush, r. 1914
Powell
Larseneur Louis, Stone Cutters' Pro. Assn., 818 How-
ard
Larson A. M., seaman, r. 415 East
Larson Andrew G., wood dealer, r. 22 Clinton
Larson Annie, domestic 1123 Sutter
Larson James, wood and coal, 2.i9 First, r. 3 Tehama
Larson John, porter, r. 704)$ Mission
Larson Louis, cook Grand Hotel
Larson Louis, machinist M. & A. Hansen, r. Oakland
Larson M., Dr.iymen and Teamsters' T'nion, 35 Eddy
Lar.sou Petev, cook Joseph S. Marshall, r. 1316 Hear.
Larson. See Larsen, and Larssen
Larssen Charles J., seaman, r. 255 Clementina
Larssen T., carpenter, r. Cincinnati Hotel
Lai'tigan Pierre (Lemoine, Gambert & Co.)r. San Jos^
Larzelere William B. (Larzelere & Witham)r. 425 Bry-
ant
Larzelere & Witham (William B. Larzelere and Wil-
liam L. Witham) produce commission, SW cor
Clay and Davis
Lasar David, provisions and groceries, 52 Centre Mar-
ket, r. 1524 Post
Lasar Edmund, bookkeeper L. Lasar & Co., r. 1624
Post
Lasar L. & Co. (Leopold La^ar and Leopold Meyer)
general produce and commission, 313 and 315
Washington
Lasar Leopold (L. Lasar & Co.) r. 1524 Post
Liasbach Adolf , clerk Von Bonn & Hencke Brothers,
r. 131 Perry
Lasch Charles, painter, r. 1318 Kearny
Lasconte Marie, widow, furnished rooms, 13 Virginia
Lascow Morris, chicken ranch, E s Mission Road, nr
Sau Miguel Station
Laselle Charles C, eale.sman J. W. Davidson & Co.,
r. 7:!3Bush
Laselle Charles J., watchman freight dept Central
Pac. RR., r. 1131 Ellis
Laselle Frederick A., clerk L. Lebenbaum & Co., r.
1016 Montgomery
Laselle. See La Salle, and Lasselle
Lasette Martin A., carpenter Fulda Brothers & Co.,
r. 828 Howard
Lash George, clerk H. Lash, r. 511 Eddy
Lash H., manuf rufilings and lace goods, 537 Mar-
ket, r. 511 Eddy
Lash Isldor, merchant, r. 511 Eddy
Lashbrooke Montague R., clerk, r. 103 Leavenworth
Lasher Martin C, r. 12'26 Stockton
Lushier F. H., cigaro and tobacco, 29 Sixth, r. 105
Mason
Lask Hitrrj' J., adjuster and accountant, 219 Sansome,
r. 933 Bush
Lask Henry, clerk, r. 546 Minna
Lask Louis, r. 1227 Pine
Laski B. L., commission agent, r. 1302 Powell
Laaky Isaac, with Mrs. R. Piatt, r. 905 Market
Lasky Samuel, peanut stand, SW c<jr Sacramento and
Kearny, r. Clay, bet Kearny and Montgomery
Lasom Thomas, r.322 Hayes
Lasprou Mercedes, widow, dressmaker, r. 1119 Eear.
Laspron William, cigarmaker J. Casner & Co., r. 1119
Kearny
I,a88 August C, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 320
Ivy Av
Lass Christian, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Lass Magdalena Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 76 Clementina
Lass Morris, peddler, r. 356 Grove
Lasealle Emile, bartender, r. 1914 Taylor, rear
Lassalle Joseph, rook Thomas M. Holt, r. 253 Clem.
Lasselle B. P., blacksmith, r. 115 Perry
Lasselle Frank, cabinetmaker Charles W. Rldgeway,
r. 21 Tyler
Lasselle Frank H., clerk melter and refiners' dept U.
S. Mint. r. 122 Taylor
Lasselle John, laborer, r. 318 Pacific
Latselle Nellie Miss, r. 510 Third
Lasselle. See La Salle and Laselle
Lassen County Land and Flume Co.(La.sBenCo., Cal.)
Frederick R. Bunker secretary, ()06 Montgomerj,
room 2
Lassen Francis, clerk, r. 1032 Market
Lassen Frank, laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
r. 18 Boardman PI
Lassen Henry C, master mariner, r. 134 M Francisco
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Lassen Peter, 8. F. Baecker Verein, ♦!:) Sutter
Lassen Peter, seaman scbr J. Q. Wall, Howard St.
Wharf
Lasso Mary, dressmaker, r. 807 Pacific
LasRwell Chiirles H., plumber, as Sixth, r. 102156
Market
Lasswell M. D., plumbing and gasfitting, 240 Minna
Last Chance Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.) Thomas A.
White secretary, 113 Leidesdorfif
Last Charles, engraver Albert Kuner, r. 802 Bdwy.
Last Charles Jr., engraver, r. 802 Broadway
Last Glimmer Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) Henry R.
Miller secretary, 405 California
Lastien George, butcher Miller & Lux, r. Seventh Av,
nr N, South S. F.
Lastreto Angela, Italian Benev. See, 423 Washing-
ton
Lastreto Giralomo, fisherman, r. 71 Oregon
Lastreto Louis F., commission merchant, 423 Wash-
ington, r. 1120 Washington
Lastreto Maria, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Lastro Albert, hostler, r. 440 Green
Lastro Eliza Miss, labeler C. J. King of William &
Co., r. 440 Green
Latapie Adolphe, sheepskin tanner Dominique Legal-
let, r. Sixth Av, bet Q and R, South S. F.
Latapie Fram-ois, sheepskin tanner Dominique Legal-
let, r. Sixth Av, bet Q and R, South S. F.
Latapie Germain, sheepskin tanner Dominique Legal-
let, r. Sixth Av. bet Q and B, South S. F.
Latapie Joseph, sheepskin tanner Dominique Legal-
let, r. Sixth Av, bet Q and R, South S. F.
Latapie Peter (Peter Latapie & Co.) r. cor Sixth and
Railroad Avs, South 8. F.
Latapie Peter & Co. (Puter Latapie and Peter Hour-
cade) boarding, cor Sixth and Railroad Avs,
South S. F.
Latch Katie, domestic 1008 Green
Latham D. H., r. 926 Jackson
Latham Frank B., mill and mining secretary, 828
Montgomery, room 9, r. Palace Hotel
Latham George H., teacher music, r. 905 Geary
Latham Henry J., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 932 Pacific
Lathara James, carpenter, r. C67 Seventeenth
Latham Joseph, chipper, r. SW cor Mariposa and
TeunesHee
Latliain Milton S., ofllce 328 Montgomery, room
10, r. The Baldwin
Latham Minna, cigarmakerE. Eisenberg & Brother,
r. 441 Minna
Latham Thomas W., carpenter, r. 067 Seventeenth
Latham William B., r. 1023 Webster
Latham William C, engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 1112 hi
Larkin
Lather Johanna Mrs., r. 1810 Broderick, rear
Lathrop Albert, teamster, r. 1105 McAllister
Lathrop Charles G., clerk general passenger agent
Central Pac. RR., r. IIG Turk
liathrop Elisha N., carriagetrimmer, r. 1320 Kearny
Lathrop Henry B., r. 4'.!0 Leavenworth
Lathrop H. S., seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Lathrop John M., jou'nalist Evening Bulletin, r.2519
Sacramento
Lathrop Lorin A., assistant weigher coiner's dept,
U. S. Mint, r. 120 Fifth
Lathrop Thomas W., doorkeeper S. F. Stock and Ex-
change Board, r. 1109 Howard
Lathrop. See Lothrop
Latimer Aimee Miss, r. 541 Fourth
Latimer George, brassfinisher William T. Garratt &
Co.. r. 335 Tehama
Latimer Hugh N. P., plumber David Bush. r. N s
Sutter, b< t Scott and Devisadero
Latimer Lorenzo D. (Latimer A: Morrow) r. N 8 Sut-
ter, bet Scott and Devisadero
Latimer & Morro-»v (Lorenzo D. Latimer and
William W. Moirow) attorneys at law, 75-77
Nevada Block •
Latimore Benjamin, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 1016
Powell
Latimore John, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Laiimore John, porter The Baldwin
Laton Charles A., secretary Commercial Insur-
ance Co., of California, and agent Fire Associa-
tion o{ Philadelphia, 405 California, r. Palace
Hotel
Laton. See Layton, and Leiglitou
Latorre Teofilo A., plasterer, r. 713 Broadway
Latour Jeanne, domestic 919 Stockton
Latour Louis, fireman stmr Empire, Pacific St. Wharf
Latrobe J. Sellon, head clerk U. 8. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, 606 Montgomery, r. 165 Ninth
Latson Charles H., teamster California Market, r.
Willow Av, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Latsou Frank P., salesman H. Rosekrans & Co., r. 809
Buchanan
Latson Walter E., bookkeeper M. I.achman & Co.,"Tr
305 Octavia
Latson William, mining, r. 305 Octavia
Latt W. 8., r. 419 Geary
Latz Benjamin, salesman Michels, Friedlander & Co.,
r. 517 Franklin
Latz Julius, porter Sam. Leszynsky & Brother, r. 1238
Howard
Latz Philip, clerk A. B. Elfelt & Co., r. 1417 Sac.
Latz Samuel, salesman Michelssen, Brown & Co.,r.
1417 Sacramento
Latz Samuel W., porter J. & 8. Dannenbaum & Co., r.
1214 Larkin
Lau Albert H., steward Deutscher Verein, r. AbbotB-
ford House
Laub Franz, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Laubenheinier Charles, barber and baths. Grand Ho-
tel, r. 505 Natoma, nr Sixth
Lauber Alexander, waiter, r. 8 Dupont
Lauber Xavier, butcher, r. 121 M Gilbert
Laub^g Lawrence, waiter Grand Hotel
Laubersheimer Daniel, sausagemaker Mayer Weil, r.
512 Bush
Lauck J. B., ticket collector North Pac. Coast BB., r.
San Quentin
Lauda Catharine, widow, r. W of Mission, nr Six Mile
House
Lauda John, farmer, r. W of Mission, nr Six Mile
House
Lauden Martin K., bookkeeper, r. 321 Geary
Lauder George (George Lauder & Son) r. 764 Bryant
Lauder George & Son (George and Louis G. Lauder)
hay and grain, SW cor Fourth and King
Lauder Louis G. (George Lauder & Son) r. 764 Bryant
Lauder Silas W., teamster George Lauder & Son, r.
764 Bryant
Lauenstein Albert E., clerk E. Guittard k Co., r. 838
Post
Lauenstein Carolina, widow (Saulmann & Lauen-
stein) r. 835 Post
Lauer John, expressman, r. 719 Seventeenth
Laufenberg Michael N., salesman Baker & Hamilton,
r. 711 California
Laufenburger Charles, proptr Eagle Soap Works, 209
Clay,r. OlODoloies
Laufifer Emanuel, nurse German Hospital
Lauffer Jacob G., hotelkeeper, r. 515 Sacramento
Lauflan Orrin, carpenter, r. W s Alabama, bet Eight-
eenth and Nineteenth
Laughlin Agnes Miss, nurse Protestant Orphan Asy-
lum
Laughlin Annie, dressmaker, r. Ill Leavenworth
Laughlin Edward, night inspector Custom House, r.
23 Clinton
Laughlin Gregory, clerk S. F. News Co., r. Ill Leav.
Laughlin James, milkman, r. E s Alabama, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Laughlin James, teamster, r. E s Alabama, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Laughlin James, teamster, r. 1513 Ellis
Laughlin Joseph, laborer, r. 313 Fourth
Laughliu Marguerita, dressmaker, r. Ill Leavenworth
Laughlin M u y A., widow, r. Ill Leavenworth
Laughlin M. L., engineer California St. RR., r. 150654
Polk
Laughlin Patrick, deckhand stmr City of Stockton,
Washington St. Wharf
Laughlin Peter J., carpentet, r. 304 Twenty-first
Laughlin Stephen, trunkmaker, r. E s Alabama, bet
Twentieth and Twenty-first
Laughlin William, with Lyre & Jones, r. 217 Clara
Laughlin. See Loiighlin, and McLoughlin
Laughna William O., stock and insurance broker, 413
Montgomery, r. 7'i5 I'ine
Lauinger Charles, tuner Woodworth. Sohell & Co., r.
1113 Kearny
Lauinger George, laborer, r. 1719 Mason
Lauinger John B., waterman, r. 1113 Kearny
Lauinger John B. Jr., tinsmith, r. 1113 Kearny
Laujardiere Etienne, painter, r. H Maiden Lane
Lauler Alexander T., salesman Willis J. Currier, r.
Russ House
Laulhere Hyppolite, butcher Miners' Restaurant, r.
Sacramento, bet Stockton and Powell
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IiAiuneuter Charles S. , proptr Laomeister >IiIU,
lis SCiasion, r. '2i:)8 Ellis
Lanmeister <~harle8 T., salesraan Howes & Pitts, r. 536
Ftdton
Iiaameister SfUls, Charles S. LATimeister proptr,
lis Missi'm
Laumois E. Mrs., ironer, r. 815 Pacific
Xaun Philip, expressman, XW cor Pine and Mont-
gomery, r. S Converse
Launiiey Aaron, r. 3.59 Tehama
Iiaurel Hill Cemetery, btt Post and California,
entrance Central At
Lanrel Hill yursery. Jean Barbe proptr, SE cor Post
anil Baker
Laurel Palace Saloon, T. H. Ctmningham proptr, XTV'
cxx Bush and Kearny
Lanresfion Peter, solicitor George W. Boiton, r. 1106
Montgomery
Laurent Ange, bookbinder, r. 118 Virginia
Laurent Eugene, butcher Montgomery's Hotel
Laurent Easeoe, cook, r. -fJo Green^sich
Laurent Eugene, charge meat r'-'ora Palace Hotel
Laurent J. W., conductor Market St. P.R.
Lauretto B. Mrs., widow, r. li>2T Dup<int
Lauricella -John, r. T'J6 Broadway
LauriccUa Michael (Lauricella i Co.) r. 1339 Dnpont
Lauricella .& Co. ( Michael Lauricella and Paolo Pelle-
grini) barbers, 13:19 Dupont
Laurie James, policeman City Hall, r. 24 Mint Av
Lauribt- n Archibald, liquor saloon, 9:21 Battery, r.
1313 San^ome
Lauritzen James P., master mariner, r. 1911 Dnpont
Lauront Cours, cook Frank Laocste, r. 811 Stockton
Lausingh R. V. B., r. 3c Glen Park Av
Laugmann Henry, salooakeepor, r. 210-5 S; Stockton
Lausser Frederick, cooper, r. 1310 Natoma
Lausten Henrique, seaman, r. 29 Pacific
Lauteaud Armand, merchant tailor, 307 Pine
Lauten A. s Co. (Aloyse Lauten, and Emile Baer)
wines and liquors, yw cor Filbert and Powell
Lauten Aloyse (A. Lauten i Co.) r. 1021 Filbert, rear
Lauterbach Charles, liquor dealer, r. 115.5 Howard
Lauterbach Ernest E., bartender Robert S. Bailey, r.
1155 Howard
Laut rmilch Louis (De Mill & Lautermilch) r. 15
Hopeton Ter. a-e
Lautervasaer Amelia, widow, r. 2633 Harrison
Lanterwaseer Christian L. (Lauterwasser & Smith) r.
121 15 Folgom
Lautem-asser Frederick, teamster Lauterwasser jc
Smith, r. 1216 Folsom
Lauterwasser John, cigarmaker Adolph Evers, r. 5
Drunim
Lauterwasser i Smith (Christian L. Lauterwasser,
and Harland P. Smith) bay and grain, 1214 Fol-
som
Lauth Julius, Interpreter, G2S Merchant
Laux Adam, stableman, r. 50Q Jessie
Laux GnstaTf, baker, r. 503 Chestnut
Lau- "\ ' rl, bookkeeper William J. Heney 4 Co.,
na
Laui;ii-iiiii ■ .eorge, painter, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Lavagnino Luigi, fruits and vt getables, 111 Fourth,
r. 310 Minna
LaTall»-e Armand, salesman J. M. Moran h Co., r. 16
Stockton
Lavall- y Louis P., bakery. 408 Brisadway
Lavarello I'ortunato, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Lavuretij Emanuello, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Lavamie Frank, stage manager .\delphi Theater, r.
Commercial Hotel
Lavaroni John, marbleworke/ S. Campodonico, r. 20
Lafayttte PI
Laveau ('harKs, blacl^mith Daniel Desmond, r. 8
Louisa
Laveaa Loui.s, butcher, r. 515 Filbert
Lavedean Victor, tripe man Artigues Canning Co., r.
cor Railroad and Fifth Avs. South S. F.
Lavell Patrick. Kpeculator, r. E a Potrero Av.bet Six-
teenth and El Dorado
Larelle Andrew, laborer, r. 1716 Sutter, rear
Lavelle James, boil'-rmak' r, r. 22 Park At
LaTelle Kate, domestic 1213 Jones
Lavelle Michael, f< reman Hose No. 2, 8. F. F. D., r.
leai Post
Lavelle Michael 3., Tamiaher and poli!>her Enreka
FuriJiture Factory, r. 70 Minna
LaTelle William F., lab^irer Superintendent of Streets
Laven Bridget, widow, r- 911 Vallejo, rear
Laven Herman, bartn-r, r. 746 Howard
Laven James J., shipping clerk Pac. Boiling Mill, r.
4J South Park
XiaTen James A., manager Central Pacific RR. Oo,'S
steamers. 30 Sacramento, r. 1009 Harrison
Laven John. r. 438 Shipley
Laven. See Lavin and Levin
Lavenljerg Gershon, fruit dealer, r. 1134 Howard
Lavenberg Samuel, peddler, r. S s Sixteenth, nr
Hampshire
Lavenburg Lizzie Miss, saleswoman Mrs. Amelia
Cohen, r. 1131 Howard
Lavensacker Peter, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Lavensaler Joseph G. (A. F. Spear i Co., and Pitman,
Middleton * Co.) r. 825 Guerrero
Lavenson Isidor (Lavensou. Winter & Co.) r. NE
cor Nineteenth and Shotwell
LaTenson Moses S., clerk C. M. Plum & Co., r. 118
Eighteenth
Lavenson Samuel (LaTenson, Winter i Co., and Locke
4 Lavenson, Sacramento) office 119 and 121 Front,
r. Sacramento
Lavenson, Winter i Co. (Isidor and Samuel Lavenson
and -Ueiauder W. Winter) proptrs Bay Soap and
Candle Works, office and warehouse, 119 and 121
Front
Laventhal Samuel, r. 417 Hyde
Laver Augustus, architect, 19 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building, r. 2323 Howard
Laverty Melvin. helper melter and refiner's dept U.
S. Mint, r. 605 Pine
Lavery James V., superintendent North Point Dock
Grain Warehouse, r. 12 Bond
Lavery John, barber William Hotise, r. 417 Main
Lavery John, waiter, r. 3 King
Lavery -Joseph G., agent Bethseda Mineral Water,
(Waukesha, Wisconsin) 414 Sacramento, r. 12 Bond
Lavery Margaret, widow, r. 9 Van Ness At
Lavery Richard, teamster, r. 1215 Green
Lavery Robert, clerk North Point Dock Grain War©-
house, r. ft Bond
Lavery Robert, ship carpenter, r. 602 Second
I Lavery Robert, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 417 Main
Lavery William J., weigher, r. 12 Bond
I Lavezzo Paolo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Lavignac J. B., r. 638 Pacific
j Lavigne Onesime, messenger The Youths' Directory,
r. 1417 Howard
Lavigne Raymond, printer Britton k Bey, r. 908 Jack-
son
LiaTllla Brotbera (Rosario Lavilla) commission
merchants. 411 V^ Washimjton
Lavilla Luigi, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Livilla Bosario (Lavilla Brothers) r. SW cor Noe and
Nineteenth
La villain Henry C, teamster, r. SE cor Green and
Van Ness Av
Lavin Bridget, widow, r. 173 Minna
Lavin James, hamessmaker Joseph Frankcnberg, r.
140:3 Montgomery, rear
Lavin John, master mariner, r. 270 Braiman
Lavin Michael, laborer, r. 5 Zoe
Lavin Peter J., s-alesman Murphy, Grant 4 Co., r.
Buss House
Lavin. Laven and Levin
Laviosa Luigi, clerk .A.ntonio Daneri, r. 811 Vallejo
Lavoich O., cook tug Richard Holyoke, Harrison St.
Wharf
Lavorinha Manoel d'A., Portuguese Pro. and BeneT.
A.ssn, 41 5 H Drumm
Lavoye Jacques, bootblack, 903 Kearny, r. 423k Bdwy.
LavTock George, carriagetrimmer Milo P. Holmes, r.
712 Sutter
Law Clara G. Mrs., teacher languages, r. 67 Natoma
Law Godfrey, engineer, r. NE cor Illinois and Napa
Law Henry, plumber Joseph F. Dowdall, r. 721 Na-
toma, rear
Law Henry A., upholsterer F.S. Chadboume & Co., r.
JiTiO Market
Law Joarnal (daily) Stockwell & Co. publishers
and proptrs, office 409 Washington
I.aw Library, San Francisco, 27 and 28 Hont-
gomeiy Block
Law Myron D-, superintf-ndent California Electric
Li«ht Co., 17 St- Ann's Building, r. 142 Seventh
Law P., bedmaker .\hlborn House
Law Richard W., watchman freight dept Central Pac.
RR.. r. 763 Brjaut
Law Thomas, hostler J. F. McDonald & Co., r. 423 Bush
Law William, chief engineer SS. Newbem, r, 1424
Turk
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LAW
Law William L., mining, r. 108 Eddy
Lawden William, engineer, r. 432 Fifth
LaweB Bernard, tripeman Francis Larroche, r. Fifth
Av, bet Land M, South 8. F.
Lawler Charles H., solicitor The Daily Exchange
Publishing Co., r. 720 Bhotwell
Lawler Daniel F., clerk Michael Geraghty, r. 1 Har-
rison Av
Lawler David, trunkmaker, r. Second Av, bet Fif-
t«?euth and Sixteenth "
Lawler Davis B., clerk John Taylor b Co., r. 8W cor
Oreen and Loavenworth
Lawler Eliza, domestic 912 Geary
Lawler Francis, groceries and liquors, 8W cor Minna
and Mary, r. 13 Mary
Lawler Frank, laborer, r. E s Hampshire, bet Six-
teenth and El Dorado
Ijn-wler Frank W., attorney at law, 507 Mont-
gomery, r. 5 Garden
Lawler Howard J., compositor Daily Exchange, r. 726
Shotwell
Lawler James, attorney at law Greathouse k Bland-
iug, and secretary San Pedro Mining Co., 324
Pine, room 18, r. American Exchange Hotel
Lawler James, bartender George Dawson & Co., r. ICIO
West Mission
Lawler John, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Lawler John George, clerk, r. 13 Perry
Lawler Joseph, butcher, r. SE cor Santa Clara and
Hampshire
Lawler Joseph Jr., morocco dresser Cornelius O'Don-
nell, r. SE cor Santa Clara and Hampshire
Lawler Kate, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Lawler Martin, assistant engineer SS. Areata, Pacific
St.Wharf, r. lU Natoma
Lawler Sarah, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Lawler Thomas, woolgrader Cornelius O'Donnell, r.
8W cor Santa Clara and Hampshire
lia'wler Tliomas H. , business manager The Daily
Exchange Publishing Co., office 30G Montgomery,
r. 726 Shotwell
Lawler William, gold and silversmith, 622 Clay
Lawler. See Lawlor, Lauler, and Loller
Lawless Brothers (Joseph and George) harness and
saddle manufs, 028 Front and 108 Market
Lawless Edward F., boxmaker F. Corbel k Bros., r.
755 Howard
Lawless Edward J., assistant secretary Sutter St. ER.,
r. 127 Turk
Lawless George (LawlesB Brothers) r. 37 Second
Lawless James, laborer, r. 307 Ritch
Lawless James, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Lawless James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill,r.6Harlbert
PI
Lawless John, carpenter, r. 511 Franklin
Lawless John M., plasterer, r. 34 Hayes
Lawless Joseph (Lawless Brothers) r. 37 Second
Lawless Maggie, domestic 1090 Post
Lawless Rob rt T., third officer Pacific Mail SS. Da-
kota, r. 5 Caroline
Lawless Thomas, r. 702 Clementina
Lawlor Daniel W., baggagcmaster Central Pac. RR.,
r. 3 White PI
Lawlor David, hostler Market St. BR., r. 8 8 Fif-
teenth, bet Valencia and Guerrero
Lawlor Dennis, special policeman, r. 316 Thirteenth
Lawlor Edward, carriagepainter Walcom, Gowan &
Coflfee. r. 271 Minna
Lawlor Ellen M., widow, r. 622 }< Ellis
Lawlor Fiank W., packer Baumgartner & Bohls, r.
020 Stevenson
Lawlor Frederick, waiter Melchior Pieper, r. 82 Na-
toma
Lawlor George D. (Johnson & Co.) r. 224 Haight
Lawlor Hanorla, domestic 2200 California
Lawlor James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works, r. E s Folsom, nr Twenty-seventh. B. H.
Lawlor James, waiter Russ House, r. 435 Vallejo
Lawlor J. H., r. 109 Dupont
Lawlor John, brassfinisher George H. Tay & Co., r.
2004 Sacramento
Lawlor John, rigger and stevedore, r. 544 Folsom
Iia'Mrlor John M., manager Commercial Hotel, 8E
cor Montgsmery Av and Pacific, r. 2219 Taylor
Lawlor Joseph E., waiter Pacific Coast SS. State of
California, r. 470 Teharaa
Lawlor Maggie, ironer Standard Shirt Factory, r.
1125 Mission
Lawlor Mary, widow, r. 18 Heron
Lawlor M;iry, dressmaker, r. 27 Hinckley
Lawlor Mary F., widow, r. 2208 Pine
Lawlor Michael, groceries and liquors. 411 Fifth
Lawlor Patrick, laborer John Henderson, r. 7 Sum-
ner
Lawlor Peter, hostler Brannan St. Stables, Central
RR., r. 14 Heron
Lawlor P. J., coachman Robert N. Graves, 1501 Van
Ness Av
Lawlor. See Lawler, Lauler and Loller
Lawn Bettie Mrs., domestic 1908 Market
Lawrence Albert, mining, r. 508 Eddy
Lawrence August, porter C. Anduran k Co., r. 25
Folsom Av
Lawrence Axel, clerk A. Bottanzl, r. SE cor Third
and Folsom
Lawrence Benjamin B., driver Hose N. 6, S. F. F. D.,
r. 1000 McAllister, rear
Lawrence Christian, master schr Mary E. Donovan,
r. 41 Vallejo
Lawrence Cyrus A., carpenter Moore Brothers, r. 613
Mission
Lawrence David, bricklayer, r. 1028 Market
Lawrence Dominic, teamster Poly, Heilbron &: Co.,
r. cor First Av and Kentucky, South 8. F.
La^vrence Ed'win A. , attorney at law, 408 Cali-
fornia, rooms 6 and 7, r. Alameda
Lawrence Enos, deckhand stmr James M. Donahue,
Washington St. Wharf
Lawrence Everett, laborer, r. 2145 Mission
Lawrence Frank, Isandaawyer West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 209 Clara
Lawrence Frank, captain schr Felicity, Sixth St.
Wharf
Lawrence Frederick J. .barber Charles Laubenheimer,
r. 184 Jessie
Lawrence Frederick W.. inspector Custom House, r.
2251 Mission
Lawrence George, harnessmaker William Davis, r.
1121 }(J Howard
Lawr,.nce George F., r. 318 Fifth
La\»Tence George O., dentist M. Lawrence Libbey, r.
623 Harrison
Lawrence Henry C, bookkeeper, r. 106 Post
Lawrence Henry F., hostler Lone Mountain Stables,
Central RR., r. 1418 Turk
Lawrence Henry H., assistant assayer IT. S. Mint, r.
Oakland
Lawrence Henry L., cook stmr Alice Garratt, Wash-
ington St.Wharf
Lawrence J., carpenter, r. 613 Mission
Lawrence Jay v., carpenter and builder, 619 Sacra-
mento, r. 518 Greenwich
Lawrence John, employee Bell Telephone Co., r. 908
Howard
Lawrence John E., molder Risdon I. and L. Works,
Lawrence John F., captain schr Z. B. Heywood.r. 318
Beale
Lawrence John M., laborer, r. 16 Bluxomo, rear
Lawrence John R., r. 118 Eddy
Lawrence John W., laborer, r. 7 Mission
Lawrence Joseph, deckhand stmr James M. Donahue,
Washington St.Wharf
Lawrence Joseph, manager Frank Elmhoff, r. SW cor
First and Stevenson
Lawrence Joseph, sheepbutcher, r. S s Fifth Av, nr
M, South S. F.
Lawrence M., bedmaker Bonanza House, 867 Market
Lawrence Maggie H., widow, r. 418 Capp
Lawrence Manuel, watchman stmr James M. Dona-
hue, Wa.shington St.Wharf
Lawrence Michael, butcher, r. SW cor Seventh and
Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Lawrence Nellie Mrs., saleswoman Verdier, Moreau
k Co.
Lawrence Peter, teamster, r. 19 Stevenson Av
Lawrence Robert, r. 6 Martha PI
Lawrence W. H., proptr Walkin's Yo Semite Gallery,
r. San Mateo
Lawrence William, clerk Frederick G. Rider, r. 604
Bush
Lawrence William, laborer Sea Wall
Lawrence William, master schr C. H. Merchant, r.
2008 Lnrkin
Lawrence William, mining, r. 26 Turk
Lawrence William, molder Pac. Iron Works, r. 46 Te-
hama
La-^vrence William H., foreman Oriental Free
Warehouse, r. 8 Elgin Park
LawTenson A. Mrs., branch bakery, 125 Fair Oaks
Lawrenson Helen, widow, r. 79 Everett
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La-wrenson Patrick Henry, painter, r. 621 Minna
Lawrie Robert, bookkeeper Randolph & Co., r. Oak-
land
Lawry Thomas, miner, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Laws Benjamin A., commission merchant, 708 San-
some, r. 440 Third
liaws Edward, engineer Sutter St. RR.
Laws George H., weigher Custom Honse, r. 109 Fell
Laws John (Rouse & Laws) r. 1515 Ellis
Lawson Albert, bricklayer, r. W s Bartlett, bet Twen-
ty-sixth and Army
Lawson Andrew (Lawson & Moore) r. 2 Clinton
Lawson Andrew, tanner, r. 23 Nevada
Lawson Andrew, tanner Richard Curtis, r. San Bruno
Hotel
Lawson August, quartermaster Pacific Mail SS. City
of New York
Lawson Betsy, widow, r. 908 Sansome, rear
Lawson Charles, butcher B. Beaven, r. SE cor Fif-
teenth and Mission
Lawson Charles J., laborer Union Iron Works, r. 255
Clementina
LawBon Enoch, machinist Southern Fac. RR., r. 1934
Jeesie
Lawson Frank, milker J. F. Michaelsen, r. W s Mis-
sioQ, S of Ocean House Road
Lawson Frederick A. (John G. Hodge & Co.) r. 331
Ellis
Lawson George, seaman, r. 510 Davis
Lawson George R., stairbuilder, r. 1C09 Webster
Lawson George R., ^uilmaker, and extraman Engine
No. 2,8. F. F. D., r 412 Bush
Lawson Hans, seaman schr Narrow Gauge, Jackson
St. Wharf
Lawson Hans C, laborer, r. 225 Langton
Lawson Henry L., boatman, r. SW cor Beale and Bryant
Lawson Herman, seaman, r. 313 Folsom, rear
Lawson I. S., assistant U. S. Coast and Geodetic Sur-
vey, oJfice 214 Stockton (after July 1st, D. S. Ap-
praisers' Building) r. Olympia, Washington Ter.
Lawson Ivan, clerk, r. 310 Eighth
Lawson Ivan F., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 310
Eighth
Lawson James, bookkeeper David Porter, r. 282G Sac.
Lawson John, engineer, r. 22 Prospect PI
Lawson John, mate schr B. G. Whitney, Jackson St.
Wharf
Lawson John, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Lawson John C. (Little & Lawson) r. 731 Guerrero
Lawson John R., extraman Engine No. 10, S. F. F. D.,
r. 516 Bryant
Lawson Joseph, cooper L. N. Handy & Co., r. 32 Clay
Lawson Lorenz, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Lawson Nicholas, milkman, r. W s Mission, nr St.
Mary's College
Lawson Nils, laborer Bay Soap and Candle Works, r.
cor Seventh and Railroad Avs, South 8. F.
Lawson Nils, seaman, r. 20G Steuart
Lawson P.. deckhand Pacific Coast SS. Senator
Lawson Peter, clerk, r. 917 Sansome
Lawson Peter, cook, r. 131G Kearny, rear
Lawson Peter, deckhand, r. 1)08 Sansome
Lawson Peter, longshoreman, r. 1610 Eearny
Lawson Peter, seaman, r. 2(J Steuurt
Lawson Robert, fireman Southern Pacific RR., r.
Bartlett, nr Twenty-seventh
Lawson Robert J., collector A. M. Simpson & Brother,
r. 1 South Park
Lawson Thomas, capitalist, 217 Battery, r. 322 Uayes
Lawson William, student Heald's Business College
Lawson & Moore (Andrew Lawson and Stewart Moore)
coopers and dealers barrels, 506 Front
Lawtou Charles D., livery stable, wood and coal, and
hay and grain, 1925 Bush, r. 1431 Steiuer
Lawton E. ji Co. (Elburton Lawton) carriagemakers,
etc., 1330 Market
Lawton Edgar M., r. 633 Sutter
Lawton Elburton (E. Lawtou & Co.) r. 30 Jessie, bet
Seventh and Eighth
Lawton Frank H., bookkeeper W. D. Lawton & Co., r.
1718 Turk
Lawton Franklin (E. M. Miles fc Co.) r. 7.i2 Post
Lawton Gardner T., mining, 401 California, room 2,
r. Grand Hotel
Lawton George, carpentrr, r. W s Sanchez, bet Twen-
ty-foiirth and Jersey
Lawton George, extraman Engine No. 3, 8. F. F. D.,
r. 1313 Califoruia
Lawton George W., wagon builder, r. 30 Jessie, bet
Seventh and Eighth
Lawton Henry W., bartender, r. 131 Turk
Lawton Horatio, painier M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r. 24
Erie
Lawton James, waiter, r. 16 Stockton PI
Lawton John H., carriagemaker E. Lawton & Co., r.
30 Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Lawton John J. (Fitzhenry & Lawton) r. 418 Fulton
Lawton Julia W. Miss, registry clerk Post Office, r. 633
Sutter
Lawton Michael Angelo, machinist Union Iron Works,
r. 418 Fulton
Lawton O. & Co. (Orlando Lawton) importers and
jobbers crockery, china, glassware, and silver
plated ware, 009 and 611 Market
Lawton Orlando (O. Lawton & Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Lawton Peter, seaman, r. 315 Austin
Lawton Peter, seaman, r. 350 Third
Lawton Peter, seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Panama
Lawton Robert, shipwright, r. 410 Fifth
Lawton Stephen F., salesman, r. 633 Sutter
Lawton Su«an M., widow, r. 1718 Turk
Lawton Washoe, teamster Diggins Brothers, r. 2520
Sutter
Lawtou W. D. & Co. (William D. Lawton)shirt manufs,
608 Market, and 9 Post
Lawton William D. (W. D. Lawton k Co.) r. 1718
Turk
Lawton William N. B., attorney at law, r. 1041 Mission
Iiuwton Willluni S., superintendent Olympic
Club, 119 Post, r. 2203 Devisadero
Lawton William W.. r. 633 Sutter
Lawton. See Lauden
Lawyer Aaron M., assistant bookkeeper U. S. Mint, r.
122U Mission
Lawzet Maria, widow, r. 135 Hayes
Layckberg Casper, seaman schr Dashing Wave, Spear
St. Wharf
Layden Jeremiah, piledriver, r. 449 Tehama
Layderr Michael, peddler, r. Eleventh Av.nr P, South
S. F.
Layden Theresa Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf.
Co., r. cor Twelfth Av and L, South S. F.
Layden. See Leyden
Layman Frederick, conductor, r. 246 Fourth
Layng Charles's., workman Shot Tower, r. 1702 Polk
Layng John, superintendent Shot Tower, SE cor
Howard and First, r. 1702 Polk
Layng John E., draftsman Shot Tower, r. 2210 Fill-
more
Layng Robert J., lead pipemaker Shot Tower, r. 537
Howard
Layng William G. (Roller & Layng) r. 1702 Polk
Layng. See Laing
Layres Augustus , journalist, 817 Washington, room 2
Layres Elizabeth Mrs., portrait painter, r. 1121 );{
Howard
Layton Charles, plasterer, r. S s Nineteenth, bet
Sherman and Diamond
Layton George, machinist Goss & Adams, r. 120 Sutter
Layton James C, engineer, r. SW cor Nineteenth and
Sanchez
Layton John, plumber, r. 27 Lily Av
Layton Thomas, r. 27 Lily Av
Layton Thomas, seaman SS. San Vincente, r. 41 Pacific
Layton Thomas A., cashier Loudon and S. F. Bank, r.
Occideutal Hotel
Layzell Lucy, widow, r. 8 Alemauy
Lazansky Berubard, salesman P. Mish & Son, r. 12
Ash Av
Lazard Alexander (Laznrd Freres) , r. Paris, France
Lazard Elic (Lazard Freres) r. Paris, France
liuzarcl Frt4rt>s (Alexandre, Simon and Elic Lazard,
Alexander Weill and David Cahu) and Lazard
Freres (Gfi Pine. New York) and Lazard Brothers
& Co. (60 Old Broad, London E. C.) and Lazard
FriJres & Cie. (10 Rue Ste. Cecile, Paris, France)
bankers, 203 Sansome
Lazard Simon (Lazard Freres) r. Paris, France
Lazardo Auguato, capitalist, r. 1318 Dupont
Lazarevich George, r. 1811 Stockton
Lazaro Mozanta. laborer, r. I(il8 Stockton, rear
Lazarus A., peddler, r. 429 Clementina
Lazarus Abraham, tailor, 561 Tehama, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Lazarus Edward, clerk, r. 309 Powell
Lazarus L., teacher Hebrew, r. 470 Jessie
Lazarus Samuel, fancy and dry goods, 1235 Stockton,
r. 909 Union
Lazarus Sarah Mrs., r. 909 Union
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539
LEA
Lazeart Daniel, fireman Southern Pac. KB., r. 214
Shotwell
Lazey John, engineer, r. 246 Taylor
likzure Louis T. (Eppsteiti & Co.) r. 711 Post
Lazzaroni Samuel, Italian Sharpshooters, 413 Broad-
•way
Le Ballister James E., captain Pacific Coast SS. Los
Angeles, r. Russ House
Le Barron "William, housemover, r. N b Lizzie, bet
Mission and California Av
Le Bert Henry, teamster, r. 317 Green, rear
Le BtTt Victor, butcher, SE cor Eighteenth and Capp
Le Berthon Theodore M., gasfltter, r. 2431 Larkin
Le Berthon Theodore T., clerk subscription dept A, L.
Bancroft & Co., r. 2431 Larkin
Le Blanc Louis, baker, r. 621 Pacific
Le Blanc. See La Blanc
Le Boucher Edmond, restaurant, 308 Montgomery Av
Le Breton Albert J. (Irvine k Le Breton) attorney at
law, 217 Sanaome, r. 530 Turk
Le Breton Charles P., clerk Central RR., r. 12 Everett
Le Breton Edward J., accountant Lazard Fr^res, r.
536 Turk
Le Cam Hyacinthe, fireman, r. cor Seventh Av and M,
South S. F.
Le Cante Andre, chief cook Occidental Hotel, r. 14
Lewie
Le Cante Henry, assistant butcher Occidental Hotel,
r. 14 Lewis
Le Clair Alfred H., actor Baldwin Theater, r. 52 Sec-
ond
Le Clair Annie, widow, r. 623 Minna
Lo Clair Cassimir, painter Edward M. Gallagher, r.
623 Mission
Le Clair Frank, actor Adelphi Theater, r. 62 Second
Le Clair Henry, Societe Culinaire Francaiso, 508 Bush
Le Clair Henry, painter Noble Brothers, r. 623 Minna
Le Clair Louis, with Jahu & Foster, r. 625 Post
Le Clair. See Leclair
Le Clerc Jean, real-estate agent, r. 321 Lombard
Le Conte L. J., civil engineer, 533 Kearny, r. Berke-
ley
Lie Count Brothers (Joseph P. and Thomas R.)
importers and jobbers stationery, and blank book
manufs, 417 and 419 Montgomery
Le Count Frank, bootblack, r. Second St. House
Le Count Joseph P. (Le Count Brothers) r. Occiden-
tal Hotel
Le Count Thomas R. (Le Count Brothers) r. New York
Le Count's Buildlnjf, 417 Montgomery
Le Gay Annie B. Mrs., widow, r. 1310 Hyde
Le Grand Charles, mate schr Espinosa, r. 26 Freelon
Le Guevel Anna, widow, dressmaker, 418 Natoma
Le Guevel Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 418 Natoma
Le Huquet Thomas, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn
Le Lack Edward, second officer Pacific MailSS. City of
Tokio
Le Lacy Charles, r. 720 Market
Le Maire Mariquita Mrs., r. 107 Turk
Le Mar Catherine, widow, bakery and confectionery,
81 3 M Folsom
Le Nolr Nathaniel L., salesman Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. Oakland
Lie Petit •Tournul (weekly) Georges Francfort
proptr, 603 Washington
Le Roy Peter, deckhand stmr Pride of the River,
Jackson St.Wharf
Le Roy Theodore, capitalist, 729 Montgomery,
room 17, r. 3.39 Kearny
Le Roy. See Leroy
Le Sage Henry B., waiter John Reagan, r. 515 Sa .
Le Seur Jessie Miss, actress Adelphi/Theater
Le Tourneux T. J., resident physician and surgeon
St. Mary's Hospital
Le Vierge Alfred W., Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Le Warn William J , baker, r. W s Oaliudo Alley, nr
Sixteenth
Lea Adolph, mate, r. 129 Folsom
Lea Henry E., tinsmith, NE cor Third and Silver, r.
19 Silver
Lea Joseph, butcher Pacific Mail SS. City of Sydney
Lea Thomas, r. SW cor Buchanan and Chestnut
Lea. See Lee, and Leigh
Leab Charles F.. tailor, r. E s Mississippi, bet Mari-
posa and Sonoma
Leach Mrs., widow, r. Winchester House
Leach Charles W., r. 639 Ellis
Leach James, laborer, r. 59 Jessie
Leach Joseph, waiter Johnson & Shay, r. 59 Jessie
Leach MarceUus, carpenter Cal. Mills, r. 168 Ninth
Leach William, boilermaker Pacific Mail SS. Co.,r.
717 Howard
Leach Windsor E., clerk, r. 28 O'Farrell
Leach. See Leech, and Leatch
Leader Frank, night cli rk Terminal Hotel
Leahey Frank, molder Union Iron Works, r. 8 Sumner
Leahey James, waiter Occidental Hotel
Leahey Mary, widow, ladies nurse, r. 8 Sumner
Leahey Thomas, boarding. 553 Mission
Leahey Thomas, painter K. B. & Mission RB., r. 8
Sumner
Leahy Ann, widow, P. 408 Seventh
Leahy Bridget, widow, r. 921 Howard
Leahy Catherine, cook Osmund R. Fosen, r. 407 Teha-
ma
Leahy Cornelius, shoemaker U. W. 0. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 132 Bartlett
Leahy D., r. 946 Harrison
Leahy Daniel, drayman Hutchlngs & Co., r. 106 Alts
PI
Leahy Daniel, policeman City Hall
Leahy David, seaman Pacitic Mall SS. City of Panama
Leahy David J., porter Sroufe & McCium, r. 1232
Green
Leahy Frank, wagonmaker, r. 29}^ Linden Av
Leahy James, carriagesmith M. J. McCue & Co., r. 66
Minna
Leahy James, carrier Morning Call, r. 1010 Lombard
Leahy James, laborer, r. 312}^ Eighth
Leahy James, shoemaker, r. 1437^ Valencia
Leahy James, upholsterer West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 408 Seventh
Leahy James S., gardener, r. 633 Fulton
Leahy John, butcher, r. SW cor Pacific and Devisa-
dero
Leahy John, chief cook Franklin Hotel, 321 Pacific
Leahy John, laborer, r. 161 Silver
Leahy John, miner, r. 64 First
Leahy John F., salesman Kennedy & Brennan, r. 115
Fifth
Leahy Julia E. Miss, sewingmacbine operator James
Dwelle, r. Oakland
Leahy Maggie Miss, r. cor Montgomery and Filbert
Leahy Mary, domestic 2330 Mission
Leahy Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 641 Washington
Leahy Mary Miss, waitress, r. 312 Eighth
Leahy Michael, foreman U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 1437 )<5 Valencia
Leahy Michael, laborer, r. 12 Tehama PI
Leahy Michael, liquor saloon, 612 Howard
Leahy Nora Mias. domestic, r. 812 Bush
Leahy P., commercial traveler, r. Commercial Hotel
Leahy Patrick, butcher Mclnerney & Stutz, r. 433
Jessie
Leahy Patrick, laborer, r. 10>4 Liberty
Leahy Patrick, laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.
Leahy Patrick, teamster Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. S s
Pacific Av, bet Devisadero and Broderick
Leahy Robert, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Leahy Thomas, upholsterer, r. 26 Natoma
Leahy Thomas J., carpenter, r. 4M Stevenson "~ —
Leahy William, brakeman Southern Pac. RR., r. 121
Welsh
Leahy William, laborer, r. 547 Mission
Leahy William, hostler Sutter St. RR., r. 37 Austin
Leahy William, upholsterer West Coa.st Furniture Co.,
r. 408 Seventh
Leahy. See Leahey and Lahey
Lcjik Crapo, leather dresser Martin & Brennan, r. NW
cor Church and Twenty-eighth
Leak Mon (Mills & Leak) r. 105 Capp
Leal Julia E. Mrs., r. 715 Howard
Leale John, captain stmr Relief, r. 706 O'Farrell
Leale William G., captain stmr Reform, Jackson St.
Wharf, r. 700 O'Farrell
Leaman Arthur T., salesman Preble * Co., r. 257 Te-
hama
Leaman James B., night inspector Custom House, p.
1004 Leavenworth
Leaman Washington J., fruits, 1426 Stockton
Leaman. See Leeman, Lehman and Lcman
Leamert Julius, butcher, r. 818 Ellis
Learning Petroleum Co. (Los Angeles Co., Cal.) Rich-
ard Wegene» secretary, 414 California
Leamy Edmond T., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E 8
Illinois, bet Napa and Shasta
Lean G., seaman, p. North Pacific Hotel
Lean Robert, clerk William Meyer, r. 561 Stevenson
Lean William P., policeman City Hall, r. 1027 Mission
Leansenner Dominick, r. 609 Powell
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Learer Joseph, carpenter, r. Helvetia Hotel
Learn Reuben B , dentist, 838 Market, r. Oakland
Learned A. F. (Street & teamed) r. 734 Shotwell
Learned Edward A., contractor and builder, r. 434
Fremont
Learned Emily O. Hise, assistant Union Grammar
School, r. 417 Mason
Learned George F. T., contractor and builder, r. 434
Fremont
Learned Thomas, painter, r. 2015 Mission
Learuin Thomas, laborer, r. 511 Mission
Leary — , fireman Pacific Coast SS. Gipsy
Leary A., driver Market St. RR.
Ijeary Andreiv J., stationer, printer, and blank
book manufacturer, 402 and 404 Sansome, r. 734
Post
Leary Charles, seaman, r. 36 Clay
Leary Charles C, r. 701 Stockton
Leary Cornelius, waiter, r. 366 Minna
Lear}' Daniel, laborer, r. 23 Lafayette
Leary Daniel, house mover, r. 1227 Hampshire
Leary Daniel, laborer, r. 1315 Scott
Leary Frank J., printer Frank B.Evatt, r. 720)i Clem.
Leary Dennis, bootmaker Eullmun, Salz & Co,, r. 338
Minna
Leary Dennis, painter E. M.Gallagher, r. N s Liberty,
bet Guerrero and Dolores
Leary Elijah W., canvasser, r. 19 Sumner
Leary James F., carrlagepalnter, r. 720 )i Clementina,
rear
Leary James W., frame joiner Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
19 Sumner
Leary Jane, domestic S s Nineteenth, bet Church and
Sanchez
Leary Jeremiah, laborer, r, 4 Harrison Av
Leary Jeremiah, laborer, 720)i Clementina
Leary John, bookfinisher A. J. Leary, r, 1109 Wash,
Leary John, laborer, r. W s Montgomery Av.bet Chest-
nut and Francisco
Lean- Joseph, carpetlaycr Mitchell & Hobe, r, 1725
Stevenson
Leary Joseph, wood and coal, 1426k Howard, r, 146
Eleventh
Leary Katu Mrs., chambermaid Lick House
Leary Maggie Miss, saleslady Mrs. Nellie Thomas, r.
720 Clementina
Leary Margaret, domestic 1538 Ellis
Leary Michael, laborer, r. 20 Garden
Leary Michael, stevedore Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Lt'ary Nicholas, boilerniaker, r. G8 Natoma
Leary Norah, domestic 1112 Shotwell
Leary Patrick, foreman laborers Presidio, r. 709 Clem-
entina, rear
Leary Patrick, shoemaker, r. 268 Stevenson
Leary Sylvester, laborer Diggins Brothers, r. 2520
Sutter
Leary Thomas, comedian Bella Union Theater, r. 250
Sutter
Leary Thomas H., painter Bernard L. Brandt, r. N s
Liberty, bet Guerrero and Dolores
Leary Timothy, hostler Omnibus RR.
Leary Tiniotliy, laborer, r. 323 Vallejo
Leary Timotby, tanner, r. E 8 San Bruno Road, nr
Twenty-sixth
Leary. See O'Leary
Leiisk Thomas, seaman schr Montana, r. 39 Pacific
Leason Thonian, teamster Presidio Reservation
LeatchJohn, operator Western Union Tel. Co., r. 28
O'Farrell
Leatch Robert, telegraph operator, r. 1406 Polk
Leatch. See Leach, and Leech
Leathe Benjamin H., shoemaker, r, 219 ^ Treat Av
leathers Joseph W., paperhanger, r. 541 Minna
Leathers Richard M., boatbullder John Reed,r.United
States Hotel
Leathers Robert S. H., student Pacific Businesa Col-
lege, r. 321 Pacific
Leavens William M., locksmith and bellhanger, 39
Eleventh, r. 114 Eleventh
Leavenworth Elise Mme., millinery, 219 Dupont, r.
1006 Powell
Leavenworth J. Randolph, photographer, r. 1006
Powell
Leavenworth Thaddeus M., attcr,pey at law, 607
Washington, room 11, r. Commercial Hotel
Leavers Richard, engineer Pioneer Iron Works, r.Oak-
land
Leavitt Allen H. (Stackpole h Leavitt)r. 517 Stev.
Leavitt Charles C, adjuster duties Custom House, r.
Oakland
Leavitt Charles H., proptr Pioneer Iron Works,
225 and 227 Beale, r. 412 Taylor
Leavitt Clara Mrs., bakery, 134 Fifth
Leavitt Howard O., salesman S. B. Leavitt & Co., r.
2037 Howard
Leavitt John, waiter, r. Branch House
Leavitt Leander, mining secretary, 34 Nevada Block,
r. Commercial Hotel
Leavitt S. B. & Co. (S. B. Leavitt) importers
and jobbers paper, 526 Sacramento
Leavitt Shubael B. (S. B. Leavitt & Co.) r. 203T How-
ard
Leavitt W. F. & Co. (W. Frank Leavitt) shirt manufs,
11 Geary
Leavitt W, Frank (W. F, Leavitt & Co.) r. 134 Fifth
Leavitt. See Levit
Leavy Charles M., cigars and tobacco, 121 Montgom-
ery, r. 1324 California
Leavy Lachman A., accountant Custom House, r. 919
Geary
Leavy. See Levey, Levi and Levy
Leazer Charles E., teamster Continental Oil and
Transportation Co., r. 44 South Park
Leazer George, teamster Continental Oil and Trans-
portation Co., r. 44 South Park
Lebatard Michael, stockbroker, 418 Montgomery, r.
C»3 Vallejo
Lebenbaum Charles 8., clerk James A. Hunter, r. 1711
Mason
Lebenbaum Fannie, widow, r. 1531 Sutter/
lielieiibauin, Goldberj^ <& Co. (Louis Leben-
baum, Jacob Goldberg, and Solomon Lebenbaum)
groceries, wines and liquors, 1447 and 1449 Polk
Lebenbaum L. & Co. (Louis Lebenbaum and
Jacob Goldberg) groceries, wines and liquors, 529
and 631 Kearny
Lebenbaum Louis (L. Lebenbaum & Co., Lebenbaum
& Goldberg, and Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Co.) r.
1809 Pine
Lebenbaum Solomon (Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Co.)
r, 513 McAllister
Lebenbaum & Goldbergs (Louis Lebenbaum
and Jacob Goldberg) groceries, wines and liquors,
121 Post
Lebenberg Emms, domestic 1200 Van Ness Ay
Lebenberg Helen, domestic 6 Bond
Lebenburg Samuel, peddler, r. 16 Valencia
Leberthon Theodore M., plumber and gasfitter, r. 2481
Larkin
Leberthon Theodore T.. clerk, r. 2431 Larkin
Lebbard Jean, proptr Union Nursery, N a Post, bet
Lyon and Central Av
Lebisch Carl, conductor N.B. and Mission RR., r. 829
Folsom
Leblanc Elois F., painter, r. 823 Montgomery
Lebron Harry, seaman Pac, Mail SS, City of Sydney
Leby N. M., musician, r. 1413 Kearny
Lecallo Luis, laborer Sea Wall
Lecea Josefa , housekeeper, r. 908 Broadway
Lechens John, employee Eureka Malt House, r, 11 H
Souora PI
Lecheque Desire, bartender H. Bacquit? r. 622)4 Green
Lecher Charles, nightwatchmau New Wisconsin Hotel
Lechleiter John A., carriagemaker Carvill Manuf. Co.,
r. 11 Powell
Lechner Conrad, waiter Emil A, Engelberg, r. 637
Broadway
Lechner Godfrled, steward McCauIey & Toung, r.
210 Clara
Lechuga Victoria, widow, r. 5 Pollard PI, rear
Leek Henry, clerk Henry E. Highton, r. 2.')32 Wash.
Lecken Hermai^ r. 615 Stockton
Leclair Henry, curer Pacific Coast Packing Co.
Leclair. See Le Clair
Lecle c Eugene, painter J. St. Denis, r. Alameda
Leclerc John, French range builder, 637 Washington
Lecomte Joseph, printer, r. 917 Sacramento, rear
Lecorder Adolph, laborer, r. 3 Mary Lane
Lecusan Peter (Castagnet & Lecuxau) r. 530 Merchant
Ledden James, laborer, r. 227 Valencia
Ledden James A., porter L. & E. Wertheimer, r.
ISUJi Sacramento
Lcddenbawr Anton, jeweler Louis Miller Jr., r. 1018
Washington
Ledder David, tailor, r, 3.50 Jessie, rear
Ledders Joseph, barber, r. 546 Minna
Leddy Augustine, harness maker, r. 1413 Scott
Leddy Bernard, stonecutter, r. NW cor Fourteenth
and Harrison
Leddy Catherine Mrs., nurse, r. 503 Minna
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE. "?,"d^k=«. jhe optician,
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Leddv Gustavus, hamessmaker Main k Winchester,
r. 1413 Scott
Leddy Hugh, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.
Leddy John, laborer, r. Columbia Hotel
Leddy Julia, widow, r. 1324 Columbia
Leddy Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 837 Folsom
Leddy Patrick, workman Shot Tower, r. 73 Clem.
Leddy Thomas, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. 36
Clementina
Lederer George M., silverplater Pioneer Plating
Works, r. Alameda
Ledesma Cornelio, saddlemaker Trinidad Flores, r.
1113M Eparny
Leuesma Gregory D , bootfinisher Porter, Oppen-
heimer, Slessinger & Co., r. 1113 J^ Kearny
Ledesma Luis G., carpenter, r. 807 Pacific
Ledger Bridget Miss, employee 8.F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 412 Shotwell
Ledger Frank, pressman Edward Bosqui & Co., r. 1025
Pacific
Ledger Margaret Miss, employee S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 412 Shotwell
"LeAgett Richard D., livery stable, 1325 and 1327
Bush, r. 1205 Polk
Ledgett Thomas, foreman George Howes & Co., r.
Oakland
Ledlie Julia Mrs., r. 912 Union
Ledlie William, clerk, r. 8 Mason
Leduc B., r. 4085^ Natoma
Leduc M., jeweler, r. 16 Stockton PI
Leduc P., gardener, r. 205 Bartlett, rear
Leduc Pierre, liquor saloon, 509 Bush, r. 440 Bush
Ledwidge Bridget, domestic 617 Eddy
Ledwidse Michael, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Ledyard Henry S., clerk Bank of California, r. Ala-
meda
Ledyard Hunter P., clerk, r. 692 McAllister
Ledyard John S., bookkeeper, r. 128 Second
Ledyard Lucy Mrs., r. 25 J^ Sixth
Ledyard William E., homeopathic physician, office
and r. 128 Second
Ledyn Andrew, foundryman, r. 60 Tehama, rear
Lee Abraham, expressman, r. 1019 Powell
Lee Adelaide F., widow, r. 3 Adele Alley
Lee Albert E., salesman J. M. Litchfield & Co., r. 3
Yerba Buena
Lee Ann. domestic S s Twenty-second, bet Shotwell
and Folsom
Lee Annie, domestic 1108 Sacramento
Lee Arthur W., collector N. Gray & Co., r. 641 Sac.
Lee Benjamin, agent Pittsburgh Glass Manufactory,
office NE cor Clay and Montgomery, r. 1019 Ji
LarMn
Leo Benjamin F., r. 2007 Bush
Lee Benjamin F., sash^ and door foreman Albert
Washburn, r. 912 ;«S Laguna
Lee Benjamin F., superintendent Hayes Valley branch
Market St. RR., r. 1542 Eddy
Lee Bruce B., r. 714 Seventeenth
Le« Charles, r. 615 Fulton
Lee Charles, r. 1009 Clay
Lee Charles, laborer Superintendent of Streets, r. 644
Jessie
Lee Charles F., r. 328 Geary
Lee Christopher, cooper, r. 272 Tehama
i Lee Clara, widow, r. 242 Clara
i Lee Daniel, engineer Grand Hotel, r. 109 Twelfth,
rear
I Lee Daniel, machinist William T. Garratt, r. 22 Te-
i ham a
Lee Daniel, seaman schr Carro True, Jackson St. Wharf
j Lee David, car conductor, r. 536 Sixth
j Lee David C, bootblack, 547 Clay, r. Oakland
' Lee David M., driver Central RR., r. 636 Sixth
I Lee Denis J., upholsterer Thomas McAlister, r. 738)4
Clementina
' Lee E., hillman N. B. and Mission RR.
' Lee E. A. Miss, r. 325 Capp
I Lee Edward C, second steward Pacific Mail BS. City
of Tokio
Lee Edward H., lettercarrier Po.st Office, r.W 8 Utah,
bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Lee Egbert P., bookkeeper Horace Davis & Co., r. 1009
Clay
Lee Eliza Miss, domestic 1512 California
Lee Eugene B., fireman Pacific Mail SS. Co.,r. NE cor
Branuan and Second
Lee Francis, teamster, cor Sansorae and Broadway, r.
227 Tenth
Lee Frank, clerk John Lee, r. Oakland
Lee Frank, second mate schr Kittie Stevens, Main St.
Wharf
Lee Frank, teamster Wyatt, Haskin & Co., r. 1122
Leavenworth
Lee Frank A., clerk Zadock W. Moore, r. 309 Third
Lee George A., hostler, r. 1009 Clay
Lee George H., dry and fancy goods, 1209 Polk, r. 328
Geary
Lee George P., hamessmaker Lawless Brothers, r. 627
California
Lee George W., expressman, r. 1300 Vallejo
Lee Gilbert, longshoreman, r. 626 Brannan
Lee Gilbert, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Lee Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.)
William R. Townsend secretary, 59 Nevada Block
Lee G. W., printer, r. 625M Clay
Lee Hannah, widow, r. 658 Mission
Lee Hiram H. (Lardner & Lee) r. 313 Ellis
Lee J., coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. City of New York
Lee Jacob M., waiter Marlborough House, r. 569 How-
ard
Lee James, r. 10 Polk
Lee James (Dooley & Lee) r. 103 Fifteenth
Lee James, hostler Joshua D. Doane, r. NE cor Tyler
and Webster
Lee James D., groceries and liquors, 118 Fulton, r.
113 Ash Av
Lee J. M., plasterer, r. 1046 Folsom
Lee Johanna Mrs., lodgings, 10 Commercial
Lee John, captain stmr Relief, Folsom St.Wharf
Lee John, carpenter, r. 965 Folsom --'
Lee John, contractor, r. S s Sacramento, bet Broderlck
and Baker
Lee John, drayman H. Dutard, r. 816 Jessie
Lee John, foundryman, r. 18 Minna
Lee John, labeler, r. 103 Fifteenth
Lee John, painter, r. 524 Eighteenth
Lee John, porter Grand Hotel, r. 520 Stevenson, rear
Lee John, seaman schr Agnes Jones, Beale St. Wharf
r. Sander's Hotel
Lee John, wool merchant, office NW cor Townsend
and Fifth, r. Oakland
Lee John (John Lee ^ Co.) r. 524 Eighteenth
Lee John & Co. (John Lee, Lewis W. Sawyer, and
Isaac Y. Doane) wholesale manufs tin and sheet-
iron ware, galvanizing and japanning, 34 and 36
Main
Lee John H.,molder Union Iron Works, r. N s Clip-
per, bet Sanchez and Noe
Lee John J., fireman S. F. F. D., r. 272 Tehama
Lee John L., mate schr San Diego, Humboldt Wharf
Lee Josie Miss, domestic 1514 Pine
Lee Kittie Miss, glovemaker P. & F. G. Conklin, r.
329 Minna
Lee L. Miss, r. 215 Post
Lee L. A., with John S. Knowlton, r. Oakland
Lee Louis, r. 215 Post
Lee Louisa Mrs., dressmaker, r. 104 Taylor
Lee M. A., printer Morning Call, r. Second St. House
Lee Mary Miss, r. 520 Stevenson, rear
Lee Mary A., widow, r. 272 Tehama
Lee Malvina Miss, r. 1216 Washington
Lee Margaret, domestic 1527 Post
Lee Moses, employee Henry Schammel, 608 Lombard
Lee N. A., liquor saloon, 214 Dupont, r. 308 Sutter
Lee Nellie Miss, tailoress Nathan Davis, r. 646 Mis-
sion
Lee Patrick, deckhand stmr Amador, Oakland Ferry
Lee Patrick, groceries and liquors, r. 1821 Hyde
Lee Peter, laborer, r. 644 Jessie
Lee Philip, expressman, r. 529 Sacramento
Lee Ralph K., salesman Marcus C. Hawley & Co., r.
Oakland
Lee Richard E., drayman D. L. Farnsworth, r. EHm-
beth, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Lee Richard H., physician and surgeon, office and r.
236 Sixteenth
Lee Robert, waiter Rues House, r. 613 Howard
Lee Robert E., printer, r. 334 Shipley
Lee Rowland, portrait painter, r. 603 Pine
Lee Samuel, steward schr American Girl. Howard
St.Wharf
Lee Susan Mrs., widow, groceries, 215 Tenth
Lee Thomas, laborer, r. 6 Mission
LeeThomas, laborer Sea Wall
Lee Thomas, maltster, r. SW cor Buchanan and Chest-
nut
Lee Thomas, plasterer, r. 1821 Hyde
Lee Thomas J., weigher Green St.Wharf, r. 130 Ninth
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Lee "Washington L., sign painter, 434 Kearny, r. 1332
Dupont
Lee William, house and sign painter, 416 Sacramen-
to, r. 325 Oak
Lee William, plasterer, r. 1821 Hyde
Lee William, receiver S.F. Gas Light Co.,r. 262 Tyler
Lee William, waiter, r. 146 Natuma
Lee William C, r. 044 Howard
Lee William Ot., night inspector Custom House, r. W
8 Utah, bet Santa Clara and Mariposa
Lee William H., waiter J. O. Foster, Cliff House
Lee William J., clerk Cluff Brothers, r. 272 Tehama
Lee William J., printer, r. 10 Polk
Lee. See Lea and Leigh
Leech Joseph, steward Mitchell, Nolan b Cameron, r.
248 Minna
Leech Bobert, milkman, r. N s Dorland, bet Dolores
and Guerrero
Leech Thomas, laborer, r. 627 Seventh, rear
Le«ch Thomas, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Leech, bee Leach and Leatch
Leechman .John, painter, r. 1151 Folsom
Leechman Thomas, blacksmith, r. 24 Howard, rear
Leedes Albert (Leedes & Dietrich) r. 644 Sacramento
Iieedes Si DietricU (Albert Leedes and Caspar
Dietrich) liquor saloon, 649 Clay
Leeds Mining Co., D. F. Verdenal secretary, 6 and 7
S. F. Stock Exchange Building
Leeds Stephen P., editor, r. 2622 Bush
Leege Charles F. (Hofen & Leege) 412 Clay
Leege Otto, bookkeeper Cal. Demokrat, 538 Cal.
Leege William (William Leege & Co.) r. 906 Green-
wich
Ijee^e WiUlaiu & Co. (William Leege) wines,
liquors, and cigars, 113 and 115 Halleck
Leek Christian, contractor, r. Goettiugen, S of Silver
Av
Leeks Charles, waiter Palace Hotel
Leeman August, molder iEtna Iron Works, r. 19 Treat
Av
Leeman Julius (Buchi & Leeman) r. 759 Howard
Leeman. See Leaman, Lehman and Lemon
Leeming Thomas, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Leeming Thomas M., bookkeeper Henry Bruggeman,
r. 355 Jessie
Leen Dennis H., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
2008 Mission
Leeper Thomas, policeman Golden Gate Park, r. E s
Johnson Av, bet Point Lobos Av and St. Bose
Leer William, farmer, r, 13 Laskie, rear
Leerburgcr Jefferson S., journalist S. F. Ohronlcle, r.
824 Lombard
Lees Frederick W., r. 1022 Pine
Lees Isaiah W., captain police City Hall, r. 1022 Pine
Leet A. Henry, salesman R. F. Osborn & Co., r. 520
Van Ness Av
Leet Benjamin, sewing machine agent, r. 513 How-
^ ard, rear
■^Lefebre Theodore, carpenter, r. Alabama, nr Twenty-
third
Lefebvre Emil, fish, 3 S. F. Market, r. iril6 Kearny,rear
Lefebvre Gaspar, wood carver H. Jaquot, r. SE cor
Franklin and Lombard
Lefebvre Louis L., gardener, r. SE cor Lombard and
Franklin
LeftSvre Isidor A., civil engineer, r. International
Hotel
Lefevre J. Baptistc ( Lefevre & Eahn) r. Alameda
Lefevre Jules, laborer, r. 1027 Dupont
Lefevre Orlando B., bookkeeper, r. 1218 Jones
Ijefevre & Kuhn (J. Bai>ti8te Lefevre and Adolph
Kahn) druggists and chemists, 401 Eearny, and
1102 Market, cor Turk ^
Leflferty Patrick, teamster, SE cor Jackson and Front
Liefnng~«vell William, real-estate and mining,
(jffice 331 Montgomery, room 16 r. Oakland
Leffll Julia, domestic 1016 Sutter
LefTman Louis, waiter Pacific Mall SS. Dakota
Leffmann Henry, watchman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 8 b
Humboldt, bet Vermont and Kansas
Lefkovich Abraham, junk dealer, r. 231 Eighth
Lefor Adolph, clerk adjutant general's office U. 8. A.,
Presidio Reservation
Leftchild iiharles, bookkeeper P. Beamish, r. 10G5
Market
Leftchild Judson, clerk P. Beamish, r. Oakland
Leitkerwich Morris, peddler, r. 524 Stevenson
Legal and Commercial Union (Tlie Collection Agency)
W. H. Battenberry manager, 234 Montgomery,
room 2
Legal Clarence L., clerk Atkinson, Doud & Co., r.
Oakland
Ijegallet Dominique, sheepskin tanner, and wool
dealer, Sixth Av, bet Q and R, South S. F., r. NE
cor Railroad and Thirteenth Avs, South S. F.
Legand John B., carpenter and builder, 797 3i Mission
Legay Isidore, shoemaker, r. 605 Broadway
Legband Frederick, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Leger James (Leger & Little) r. 1316)$ Lsrkin
Leger & Little (James Leger and Robert G. Little)
restaurant, 1316 >i Lar-iu
Legesscr John, machinist Cal. Cracker Co., r. 928
;Montgomery
Legesser Peter, engineer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 308 Pac.
Legg Henry W., clerk Landon & Bebman, r. 632 Jj
Minna
Legg Thomas W., carpenter, r. 632 J^ Minna ~~-~-
Legge Ez^ciel, driver William G. Jobson, r. 511 Bush
Legge Bobert, laborer, r. 5 Harry PI
Legge Thomas, teamster, r. 7 Bonita
Leggett Joseph M., attorney at law, 605 Clay, r. 918
Dolores
Leghorn George H., clerk Ellis & Tindal, r. 1810 Leav-
enworth
Leghorn John G., bookkeei^r James Presho & Co., r.
1810 Leavenworth
Leglise Alcide, laundry, 511 Hyde
Legrange Frederick, carpenter, r. 1602 Powell ~ ■ — .
Legrue John, laborer freight dept Central Pac. BB.
Lehan Dennis, barber John T. Mahoney, r. 601 Natoma
Lehany John, carpenter, r. Q, bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth Avs, South S. F.
Lehany M., trackman N. B. and Mission BR.
Lehany Patrick, hamessmaker, r. Eleventh Av, nr
Railroad Av, South S. F.
Leheuey John, boxmaker F. Korbel & Brothers, r. 208
Twelfth
Leheney Mary Miss, tailoress Harris Eozminsky, r.
20H Twelfth
Leheney Patrick, expressman, r. 208 Twelfth
Leheuzey Emanuel, second cook Lick House
Lehigh "Thomas, dresser S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. NW cor North Point and Larkin
Lehman Benjamin, r. 1511 Gough
Lehman Ernest, janitor McCreery's Building, 310 Pine
Lehman H. Mrs., bakery, 955 Howard
Lehman Henry, carpenter, r. 955 Howard
Lehman L., flyman Baldwin Theater
Lehman Sarah, widow, r. 1111 Jj Pacific
Lehman Theodore, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. 621
Filbert
Lehmaun Annie, widow, r. 237 Fifth
Lehmann Charles, shoemaker Nolan Brothers
Lehmann Christian, carpenter and builder, 516 Kear-
ny, r. SE cor Railroad and Fifteenth Avs, South
S.F. "
Lehmann Eilert (Schrader & Lehmann) r. 455 Stev.
Lehmann George, brewer United States Brewery, r.
NE cor Franklin and McAllister
Lehmann Gottschalk, butcher, cor Point Lobos and
Parker Avs, r. 2616 Bush --
Lehmann Louis, market, NE cor Ellis and Larkin
Lehmann Louisa G., widow, r. 18 Hoflf Av
Lehmann Marks, butcher, 2616 Bush
Lehmann Solomon, shoemaker, 957)4 Folsom
Lehmann William, shoemaker, 237.Fifth
Lehmann. See Lehman, Leamot, Leeman and
Leman
Lehmkuhl Christian, porter Heywood & Hendley, r.
Oakland
Lehmkuhl Hugo, physician, 609 Kearny, r. 1215 Bush
Lehmus John (Eckhorst A: Lebmus) r. W s Pierce, bet
Lombard and Greenwich
Lehn Charles, laborer Louis Sloss & Co.'s warehouse,
r. 1811 Folsom
IieHn PItilip P., hairdresslng saloon, 606 Mer-
chant, r. 349 Clementina
Lehner George (A. Hahu & Co.) r. Oakland
Lehncrs Frederick, clerk Charles Meyer, r. 236 Beale
Lehnhardt C. H., salesman Ackerman Brothers, r. 1024
Powell
Lehnhardt Charles, proptr Russ House Exchange, 8W
cor Montgomery and Pine, r. 610 Powell
Lehnhardt Emil, watchmaker H. Myers At Son, r. 204
Seventh
Lehnhardt Henry, machinist Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 204 Seventh
Lehnhardt. See Leuhardt, Lennard, Leonard and
Leonbardt
Lehnig Charles £., locksmith, 240 Fifth
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY *«hing^don|£ short notice
I MArnmUnilPU importer of and DBAI^KR IX COAIi AND PIG IRON,
J. ITIHl/UUnlUUUn, 4i Market Street, comer Spear.
LEH
543
LEM
Lehouse Hubert, carpenter, r. 951 Bryaut
Lehr George, wugonmaker, r. B 8 Broderick, bet Pine
and Bush
Lehrberger Henrietta, widow, r. 1408 Bush
Lehrberger J., salesman Hoffman k Co., r. 1115 Hyde
Lehriiter John, barber, SW cor Montgomery Av and
Kearny, r. 817 Webster
Lehrke Albert, clerk Henry Lehrke, r- S s Mariposa,
bet Minnesota and Indiana
Iielirke Christian, proptr Stanford Hotel, 618
and 620 Fourth
lielirke Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Mariposa and Indiana, r. S s Mariposa, bet Min-
nesota and Indiana
Iichrke William (Lehrke & Mayer) r. 446 Jessie
lielirke t!te Mayer (William Lehrke and John
Mayer) liquor saloon, 910 Market •
Lehrniann Henri, mason, r. 1443 Leavenworth
Leib Charles F., tailor, r. E s Mississippi, bet Mari-
posa and Solano
Leibe Martha, widow, r. 212 Steuart
Leibert John G., builder and contractor, 328 Pine, r.
330 Oak
Leibman Johanna Miss, r. 706 Ellis
Leich John, fringemaker Gille & Roehrigs, r. 610 Na-
toma
Leich Margaret, widow, r. 610 Natoma
Leiihter Carl, salesman Tillmann & Bendel, r. 1722
Clay
Leicken Frederick W. (Bischoflf & Leicken) r. 788 Har-
rison
Leigh Ernest A., clerk O. Llvermore, r. 1016 Pine
Leigh Grace Miss, actress, r. 211 Polk
Leigh Robert, carpenter, r. 224 Second
Leigh Spencer M., wagonmaker Langley & Jones, r.
224 Second
Leigh. St e Lea and Lee
Leghorn James R., porter Abbotsford House
Leighton Augustus V., architect, 531 California,
room 10
Leighton Charles Jr., plasterer, r. 416 Fifth
Leighton Charles P., pla.sterer, r. S s Nineteenth, nr
Sherman
Leighton Edward, oiler Pacific Coast 88. Santa Cruz,
r. 2000 Dupont
Leighton Henry J., clerk, r. 932 Pacific
Leighton John B., secretary New York Hill Gold Min-
ing Co., 527 Clay, r. 1106 McAllister
Leighton Maggie Miss, boxm.iker A. Waldstein, r. 428
Seventh
Leighton. See Laton, Laighton, and Layton
Leihkam Sigmund, cigars, tobacco, and laundry, 215
Dupont, r. 21 Guerrero
Leikens George, fruits and vegetables, 339 Third
Lfiiabach Carrie, domestic 908 Ellis
Leineweber Bernard, tailor, r. 4 Fella PI
Leipuitz Gustave (G. Leipnitz & Co.) r. 236 Sutter
Kieipnltz G. <!te Co. (Gustave Leipnitz and Max
Tschirner) apothecaries, 236 Sutter
Leipaio Isaac, plumber, r. 1636 Pine
Lelpaic Joseph, plumber, r. 1636 Pine
Leipsic Leon, glazier, r. 514 Grove
Leipsic Sarah Mrs., r. 1636 Pine
Leischman John, molder Pacific Iron Works, r. 10 Te-
hama PI
Leischman John Jr., molder Mechanics' Foundry, r.
10 Tehama PI
Leischman Robert, molder Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 10 Tehama PI
Leischman William, molder Mechanics' Foundry, r.
10 Tehama PI
Leisen Frank, machinehand D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
r. 1015 Lombard
Leisen Geary H., groceries and liquors, NE cor Union
and Leavenworth
Iieisen M. , secretary Grocers' Pro. Union, 625 Mer-
chant, r. 714 Larkin
Leiser Albert, Cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, r.
922 Bryaut
Leiser Henry, butcher Louis Schussler, r. 723 Union
Leiser Jacob, barber Abraham I. Kom
Leiser John, dairyman, r. Four Mile House
Leiser John A., shoemaker, r. 723 Union
Leiser Louis, stoyes and tinware, 81 Fourth, r. 69
Fourth
Leisewitz Henry, bookkeeper Bank of California, r.
219 Dupont
Leisncr Helena, domestic NE cor Mason and Union
Leisner Jurgen D., carpenter, r. W s Iowa, bet Sierra
and Nevada
Leisner Martin, driver J. Schulz & Co., r. NE cor
Mason and Union
Leisner Mary, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 804 Union
Leist Charles J., r. 9 Laurel PI
Leiswanger L. K., compositor 8. F. Chronicle, r. 206
Powell
Leite Antonio, laundryman Contra Costa Laundry, r.
E 8 Baker, bet Sutter and Bush
Leite Carrie Miss, dressmaker, r. 723 Hayes
Leite Domingo V., coffee saloon, 503 Davis
Leiter James, teamster, r. 10 Converse
Leith Encarnacion, widow, r. 529 Filbert
Leith John, driver John A. Shepston, r. 452 Bartlett
Leith John B., watchmaker and jeweler.W s Dupont,
bet Union and Green, r. 529 Filbert
Leith John H., driver r. 5 Folsom Av
Leith Louisa, widow, r. 5 Folsom Av
Leithoff George, porter S. Levy & Co., r. 37 Pacific
Leithousen Adam, butcher, r. Fifth Avenue Hotel,
South S. F.
Leithousen Conrad, butcher, r. Fifth Av, nr Railroad
Av. South S. F.
Lejeal John B., proptr Center House, 2009 Folsom
Lejeal John J., piauotuner, r. 915 Valencia
Lekens Louis, chicken ranch, E s Mission Road, nr
San Miguel Station
Lekens Melane, chicken ranch, W s Third Av, N of
California
L'Elvezia (Swiss weekly) Franciola & Mazzi proptrs
and publishers, 1205 Stockton
Leland C. M., printer Francis, Valentine & Co., r.
Sacramento, bet Stockton and Powell
Leland George M., longshoreman, r. 423 East
Leland George V., second officer Pacific Coast 88.
Santa Cruz, r. 1814 Stevenson
Leland Henry, compositor Morning Call, r. 1021 Fil-
bert
Leland Herman D., master Pacific Coast 83. Santa
Cruz, r. 423 East
Leland Regina Miss, clairvoyant, r. 789 Mission
Leland William, with South Pac. Coast RR., r. Ala-
meda
Lelastrom Frank, deckhand stmr Pride of the River,
Jackson St. Wharf
Lelay Frank, expressman, r. Union, bet Hyde and
Larkin
Lelcalleo Frank, seaman schr Sparrow, Bulkhead,
foot Mission
Lelevier Joseph, tinsmith, r. 18 Allen
Lelevier Toussiant, expressman, cor Jackson and
Montgomery, r. 18 Allen
Lelong Charles, brassfounder William T. Garratt
Leloup Sojihia, widow, r. 1010 Stockton
Lem John F., gilder S. & Q. Gump, r. 308 Francisco
Lem John H., painter and whitener, r. 1424 Geary
Lemaire Anton, groceries and liquors, 114 Seventh
Lemaire Charles, clerk Anton Lemaire, r. 114 Sev-
enth
Lemaire E. & Son (Eugene and Eugene Lemaire Jr.)
landscape gardeners, 30 Lewis
Lemaire Eugene (E. Lemaire & Son) r. 30 Lewis
Lemaire Eugene Jr., (E. Lemaire k Son) r. 30 Lewis
Lemaitre Arsene, florist, SW cor Gough and Green-
wich
Lemaitre Hypolite, groceries and liquors, 1211
Powell
Lemaitre Jules, butcher, 65 Centre Market, r. 818
Ellis
Lemale Charles, clerk, r. 200 Stockton
Leman August, upholsterer F. 8. Chadbourne k Co.,
r. Prescott House
Leman Emanuel, waiter St. Mary's College
Iiemitn Walter M. , justice of the peace, office
8E corWashington and Kearny, r. 437 Natoma
Leman. See Leeman, Lehman and Lemon
Lemarsle C. H., r. 759 Market
Lemasney Thomas, pianopolisher, 647 Market, r. 444
Jessie
Lembcke John, porter Kruse k Euler, r. 8 s Twenty.
fourth, bet Valencia and Harrison
Lembeck Christian, drayman Goodall, Perkins k Co.,
112 Clinton
Lemcke Martin, cashier Verdier, Moreau & Co., r.
Oakland
Lemen Orlando T., collector Singer Manuf. Co., r.
1010 Hyde
Lemes Alice, chambermaid Palace Hotel, r. 714 Val-
lejo
Lemeteyer Pierre H., tinsmith, r. 4 Harry PI
Lemieus Honori, carpenter, r. 908 Sansome ,
I PI IMHI APU fi. rC\ W'NE VAULTS, Corner Market and Second Streets,
J. uUllULAV/n QL V/U. Fine Wines and I.iqnorts.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPORTATION CO.,
6EIVERAX< OFFICE,
130 & 123 Front.
LEM
544
LEN
Lemis William Francis, stonecutter Degan & Orford,
r. 14 Ji Bryant Av
Lemkau John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Sutter
and Stockton
Lemkau Mary, widow, r. 171 Perry
Lemkau Sophia, domestic 1529 Sutter
Lemke Henry, teamster, r. Fourteenth Av, nr Rail-
road Av, South S. F.,
Lemkins Samuel, laborer Clay St. Hill ER., r. 1306
Jackson, rear
Lemm Charles F., cooper Mattullath Manuf. Co., r.
1122 Bryant
Lemm Ferdinand, steward schr Elvenia, r. 160 Steu.
Lemm Solomon C, cooper Mattullath Manuf. Co., r.
1122 Bryant
Lemman Thomas, master mariner, r. 1815 Mission
Lemmen-Meyer Edward, clerk, r. 24 South Park
Lfmineii-Meyer T., presidents. F. Coxjper Min-
ing Co., and consul general Costa Rica, 258 Mar-
ket, rooms 5 and 6, r. 24 South Park
Lemmer AppoUonia, widow, r. SE cor Pine andWebstcr
Lemmer George, boilermaker Cal. Boiler Works, r. SE
cor Pine and Webster
Lemmer John C. (Pretorious, Trowbridge & Co.) r.
211 Ritch
Lemmer Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. SE cor Pine and
Webster
Lemmermann Hermann, grocerieB and liquors, KW
cor Post and Mason
Lemmermann John (Lemmermann & Atzeroth) r. 8 s
Laurel Av, bet Webster and Buchanan
Lemmermann Richard, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Valencia and Ridley, r. 144 Ridley
Lemmermann & Atzeroth (John Lemmermann and
Fredeiick Atzeroth) groceries and liquors, SW cor
Eddy and Buchanan
Lemmou David, expressman, S s Elizabeth, bet Noe
and Sanchez
Lemmon George, mining secretary, 429 California
Lemoine Francois (Lemuine, Gambert k Co.) r. N s
Broadway, nr Montgomery
Lemoine, Gambert & Co. (John Turel, Francois Le-
moine, GiacomoDelmaestro, Pierre Lartigan, and
Felix Gambert) poultry, game, eggs, etc., 15-19
S. F. Market
Lemoine Louis, clerk Lemoine, Gambert & Co., r. SW
cor Broadway and Montgomery
Lemon Alexander, laborer, r. 908 Sansome, rear
Lemon Charles, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. Grand Hotel
Lemon Isadore, inspector Custom House
Lemon James H., grainer Hopps k Sons, r. 1805 Stev.
Lemon John, cook btmr Relief, r. SE cor Bacon and
Girard
Lemon Thomas, clerk stmr Pride of the River, Jatk-
Bon St.Wharf
Lemon. See Leman, Leaman, Leemon and Lehman
Lemont George W. (Urummond k Lemont) r. 15 Sec-
ond Av
Lemos Leon, shirt factory, 613 Kearny and 1007 Stock.
Lcmpe Charles, clerk, r. 509 Jones
Lemperle George, bootcrimper, r. 726 Wash., rear
Leniperle Peter P., laborer, r. W s Prospect Av, nr
Coso Av, B. H.
Lemperle William, bootcrimper, r. Columbia, bet
Church and Sanchez
Lempke Julius, plumbing, gas and steamfitting, 806
Mission, r. 1013 Broderick
Lempke Otto, barber, 129 Fourth, r. 250 Clementina
Lempp Paul, machiniiit Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 1217 Devisadero
Len John, seaman, r. 20 Folsom
l.enkhau Bridget, widow, r. 438 Shipley
Lenaban John, helper Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s Illi-
nois, bet Napa and Shasta
Lenaban John, machinist Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 18 Anna
Lenaban John, stevedore, r. 157 Clara
Lcnahan Thomas, machinist Pacilic Mail SS. Co.
Lenahan. See Lenihau and Lanahan
Lenaue James, laborer, r. 2733 Pine
Lencboni Gabriele, tailor Jacondo Ghiselli, S 8 Oluk
nr Front
Lendecker Jacob, tailor, r. 330 Tehama
Lendemiuu Frank L., laborer, r. Twelfth Av, bet L
and M, South S. F.
Lcnduer Sebastian, tanner, r. Kinth Av, nr N, South
8. F.
Lenery Larry, hatter, r. 904 Eeamy
Lenfesty Helen Miss, compositor, r. 1619 Powell
Lenfesty William P., proofreader S. F. Chronicle, r.
1619 Powell
Lengen Peter, cabinetmaker, r. 349 Tehama, rear
Iieng-feld Aliruliaiu L., druggist and chemlat,
N'E cor Stockton and Geary, r. 7093^ Ellis
Lengfeld Felix, druggist James J. McDonnell, r. 709 }<
Ellis
Lengfeld Lewis, shirt manuf, 125 Sansome, room 36,
r. 709 M Ellis
Lenhardt George, r. 616 Powell
Leuhardt Karl (K. Lenhardt & Co.) r. 537 Brannan
Lenhardt K. & Co. (Karl Lenhardt and Frederick
Holderer) machinists and agents Singer Manuf.
Co., 10 Stockton
Lenhardt James M., assistant superintendent United
Carriage Co., r. 1634 Howard
Lenhart P., machinist, r. Railroad Av, bet Thirteenth
and B'ourteenth Avs, South S. F.
Lenhart. See Lenhardt and Leonhardt
Lenihan Daniel, laborer, r. 108 Freelon, rear
Lenihan. See Lanahan
Lenmark Olof, tailor, r. 613 Ji Stockton
Lenun Jtflferson, driver John McKew, r. 1404 Mont.
Lennard Robert K., stevedore, r. 3 Clinton
Lennard. See Leonard
Leunatt E. W. Mrs., r. 817 Bush
Lennatt John W., r. 817 Bush
Lenne .\nton W., upholsterer William Schomberg, r.
412 Post, rear
Lennefelt Charles, baker, r. 243 Clara
Leuues James, seaman, r. 4 Boston PI
Lennon Alexander, hackman, r. 636 Howard
Lenuon Andrew, stableman St. Mary's Hospital
Lennon Bridget Miss, r. 72 Tehama
Lennon Carl, r. 1310M Natoma
Lennon Frank, calker, r. 210 Steuart
Lennon Henry, carpenter, r. 22 Clarence PI
Lenuon James, carpenter, r. 610 Linden Av
Lennon James, laborer, r. NW cor Alabama and Santa
Clara
Lennon James, longshoreman, r. 2 Beale PI
Lennon James D., papercutter F. Korbel & Brothers,
r. 368 Brjant
Lennon James H., filecutter, r. 4 Boardman PI
Lennon John, blacksmith, 20 Folsom, r. Moultrie Av,
bet Thirty-second and Thirty-third
Lennon John, dairy, SE cor Dolores and Nineteenth
Lennon John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. S 8 Day,
bet Church and Sanchez
Lennon John A., tea merchant, 313 Clay, r. 1932 Jessie
Lennon John F., shoemaker George Burkhardt, r. 35
Tehama
Lennon Joseph, teamster, 310 Capp
Lennon Malachi, hostler Central RR., r. 1110 Fillmore
Lennon Michael, lalwrer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. SE
cor Sierra and Georgia
Lennon Michael, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. 1939
Howard
Lennon Nicholas, coremaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 2
Beale PI
Lennon Patrick, coachman Drury Melone, r. 166 Clem.
Lennon Patrick, conductor Omnibus RR., r.841 Hayes
Lennon Patrick, laborer, r. 341 Shipley
Lennon Patrick, laborer Sea Wall
Lennon Patrick, seaman schr H. L. Tieman, Beale St.
Wharf
Lennon Sarah Miss, dressmaker, 1070 Howard
Lennon Thomas, helper Union Iron Works, r. 32 Minna
Lennon Thomas, laborer, r. SW cor Baker and Lom-
bard
Lennon Thomas, painter Thomas Downing
Lennon Thomas, stairbuilder Cal. Mills, r. ISU Leav.
Lennon Witham, hostler City RR., r. 1310Ji Natoma
Lennon. See Lannon and Lannan
Lennox George, seaman schr Maxim. Beale St.Wharf
Lennox Jarvis, teamster, r. 1404 Montgomery
Lennox John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. S 8 Day,
bet Church and Sanchez
Lennox Robert D., clerk Custom House, r. 805 Bash
Lenoir Alphonse, distiller E. A. Jau,iou & Co., r. 15
Powell
Lenoir Charles, shoemaker Charles L. Hamlin, r. 635
Howard
Lenoir Joseph, waiter The Baldwin, r. 10 John
Lenoir Maria Mme., dressmaktr, 15 Powell
Lenora Copper and Silver Mining Co., Robert D. Hop-
kins secretaiy, 240 Montgomery
IienormaiifL BrotherH (Joseph and Leon Lenor-
mand; foreign and native wines, 40 Clay, and gro-
ceriiB and liquorB, SW cor Dupout and Pine
MULLER'S OPTOMETER,
The only reliable Instrument for Testing
Defective Virion, 133 IKontgomery.
JONAS J. MORRISON,
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545
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Lenonnand JoBcpli (Leiiormand Brothers) r. W s
Sophii' Terrace, nr Pine
Lenorinand Leon (Lenormand Brothers) r. 618 Pine
LenouvelVictor, bartender James Gibb.r. 17 Union PI
Lenetrom Albert, Lumbermen's Protective Union, 71
New Montgomery
Lent Silas, engineer, r. 2105 Mason
Lent William H., mining secretary, 62 Nevada
Block, r. SW cor Polk and Eddy
Lient William M., capitalist, 52 Nevada Block, r.
SW cor Polk andipdy
Lentall Thomas, canJenter, r. 5305^ Valencia
Lenterio Eugene, saddletree coverer Main & Win-
chester, r. Stockton, bet Green and Vallejo
Lentgeb Carl, artist Bradley k Kulofson, r. 815 Stock.
Lenthall Elizabeth Mrs., domestic 1939 Clay
Lenti Ortavio, dishwasher Antonio 8. Smeth. r. 1004
Market
Lenz Adolph, waiter William Tell House, 317 Bush
Leiiz Edmund, bookkeeper S. F. Abend Post Publish-
ing Co., r. 1211 Ji Devisadero
Lenz Emil F., waiter, 1138 Sutter
Lenz William, compositor California Demokrat, r.
911 !< Folsom
Lenz William, porter Ahlbom House
Leo James, cigarmaker, r. 67 Clementina
Leo John, stonemason, r. 67 Clementina
Leo John Jr., printer David Kerr, r. B7 Clementina
Leo Joseph, cooper Pacific Barrel and Keg Factory, r.
North German House, NE cor Eighth and Bran.
Leo Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) John J. Scoville sec-
retary, oflSce 59 Nevada Block
Leo William, bookbinder, r. G7 Clementina
Leon Adolph, marblepolisher John Daniel, r. 835
Broadway
Leon Caroline, widow, Yankee notions, 124 Third
Leon Charles, carpenter, r. SE cor Hartford and
Nineteenth
Leon Encarnacion U., porter W. Loaiza, r. 1217 Wash.
Leon George, laborer, r. 311 Main
Leon George, printer, r. 124 Third
Leon Jacob V., varieties, 37 Fourth, r. The Windsor
Leon Louis, r. 1035 Howard
Leon Martin L., clerk Spence & Johnson, r. 124 Third
Leon Patrick, carpenter, r. 39 Oak Grove Av
Leon Elchard K. (Leon & Nigro) r. 715 Howard
Leon Samuel (Korniker & Leon) r. 972j^ Folsom
Leon S)in, salesman, r. 1605 Turk
Leon Victor, r. 905 Market
Leon & Nigro (Richard K. Leon and A. Nigro) picture
frame manufg, 639 California
Leonard Benjamin, receiving clerk Wellman, Peck &
Co., r, 111J4 Leavenworth
Leonard Charles, machinist £tna Iron Works, r. 362
Minna
Leonard Cornelius, pattern and modelmaker, 133 and
135 Beale, r. 804 Shotwell
Leonard Cornelius Jr., saddlemaker Main & Win-
* Chester, r. 3 Liberty
Leonard Daniel, laborer, r. BW cor Guerrero and
Market
Leonard Delia, domestic 315 Jones
Leonard Dennis, boxmaker, r. 3t^8 Brannan
Leonard Edward, clerk John Clement, r. Oakland
Leonard Edward, shipcarpenter, r. 8 s Seventh Av,
bet Land M, South 8. F.
Leonard Edward, second baker WTiat Cheer House
Restaurant, r. 531 Sacramento
Leonard Edward F., r. 10.50 Howard
Leonard Edwin L., painter, r. 201S Mission
Leonard Emma C, adjuster U. S. Mint. r. cor Howard
and Fourth
Leonard Ephriam W., conductor U. 8. Mint, r. Grand
Hotel
Leonard F. C, laborer, r. 5 Washington
Leonard Francis, porter Breeze & Loughran, r. 2313
Webster
Leonard Frederick, canvasser, r. 24254 Clara
Leonard Frederick, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r.
Oakland
Leonard George, clerk Imperial, London, Northern,
and Queen Insurance Cos., r. 1507 Jones
Leonard Harry R., mining, r. 33 Kearny
Leonard Hiram, general U. 8. A., r. 634 Green
Leonard James, r. 614 Kearny
Leonard James, gardener, r. Noe, bet Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth
Leonard James, hostler N. B and Mission RR.
Leonard James, laborer Wells, Russell & Co., r. 719)4
Clementina
Leonard James, Inborer, r. 127 Welsh
Leonard James, laborer Thomas McCloskey, r. 1717
Post
Leonard James, longshoreman Menzies, Bingham
«:Co.
Leonard J. C, dentist, office and r. 2911 Sacramento
Leonard Jesse L., collector Louis Thumm, r. 819
Dolores
Leonard John, conductor N. B. and Mission RR., r.
68 Tehama
Leonard John, housepainter, r. 1507 Jones
Leonard John, laborer Thomas Dolan, r. E s Potrero
Av, bet El Dorado and Alameda
Leonard John, shoemaker, r. 619 Mission
Leonard John, usher Baldwin Theater
Leonard John C, saddle and harnessmaker Main &
Winchester, r. 3 Liberty
Leonard John D., conductor Omnibus BR., r. 174
Clementina
Leonard John P., cook H. F. Severance & Co., r. 1147
Mifision
Leonard John W., conductor Central RB., r. 8E cor
Tyler and Buchanan
Leonard Joseph F., r. 1050 Howard
Leon.ird Margaret, widow, baktry and confectionery,
564 Mission
Leonard Martin, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 29954 Clem.
Leonard Mary, domestic 1362 Post
Leonard Matthew A., foreman Steiger & Kerr, r. NE
cor Treat Av and Twenty-second
Leonard Michael, laborer, r. 1715 Pierce
Leonard Michael, teamster, r. 8W cor Sixteenth and
Columbia
Leonard N. W., forwarding mailclerk. Post Of-
fice, r. 121 Powell
Leonard P., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Leonard Patrick, laborer Cutting Packing Co., r. 280
Jessie
Leonard Patrick, laborer Hancock ft Kelso, r. SW cor
Sixteenth aud Columbia
Leonard Patrick H., shoemaker, 805 Bryant
Leonard Patrick J, agent Peter F. Collier, office
021 Sansome, r. 324 Minna
Leonard Peter, laborer John Doyle, r. NW cor Geary
and Central Av
Leonard R. K., wines and liquors, 412 Eeamy, r. 3
Clinton
Leonard Robert, clerk, r. NE cor Second Av and Six-
teenth
Leonard Stephen, tailor T. Lancaster &; Co., r. 450 Na-
toma
Leonard Theodore, waiter Grand Hotel
Leonard Thomas, boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 6 Minna, rear
Leonard Thomas, driver Thomas Day, r. 116 William
Leonard. See Lennard
Leon.irdo Joao M., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
416 5^ Drumm
Leonhardt August, cigar manuf, 15 54 Grand Av
Leonhardt Charles, shoemaker, 108 Stevenson
Leonhardt F. T. agent Lee's Gas Regulator, 319 Bush,
room 21 j
Leonhardt Louis, baker, r. 6 Clara Lane
Leonhardt Paul, r. 1311 Scott
Leonhardt P-aul, groceries and liquors, 8E cor De-
visadero and Geary, r. 223 Linden Av
Leonhardt. See Lenhardt, and Lenhart
Leonid Emanuel, waiter John George, r. 704 Howard
Leonid George, laborer John George, r. 704 Howard
Leontzini Panigioti, fruits, lOiiO Market
Leopard Mining Co., Edward M. Hall secretary,
20 S. F. Stock Exchange Building
Leopold Charles M., clerk John H. Sievere, r, 63854
Natoma
Leopold Hiittie Miss, r. 1501 Steiner
Leopold Hugo C. (Ulrick & Leopold) r. 1354 Wash-
ington Av
Leopold James, carpetlayer, r. 63854 Natoma
Leopold Louis, tailor, 428 Dupont
Leopold Louisa, widow, r. 6385^ Natoma
Leopold Simon, cabinetmaker, r. W s Mission, nr Six-
Mile House
Leorain A., driver Market St. RR.
Leota Gold and Silver Mining, Smelting, and Water
Co. (Inyo Co., Cal.) Candido Gutierrez secretary,
office 4(12 Montgomerj', room 1
Leowoe Charles, blacksmith, r. 8 Louisa
Lepau F., laundryman, r. 202 Twenty-third
Lepau Marie, laundress, r. 1417 Powell
Lepine August, real-estate, r. 421 Dupont
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Lepique Eli, tailor John F. Lindon, r. 1527 Povell
Leplace Henry, bartender John W. GreliB, r. 706
■ Montgomery
j Lepoint John, carpenter, i . 915 Broadway, rear
I Lepori Constantine, agent L. C. Berlin's coflfee and
I spices, t>'i7 Commercial, r. 21 Vandewater
Lepori Giuseppe, Swiss Benev. Assn,. 109 Montgomery
Lepori John (Uuzziui & Lepori) r. 212 Ninth
I Lepori Luigi, laborer Ghirardelli & Danzel, r. 517
I TJniou
I Lepper Mary, widow, r. 33 Freelon
I Leppien Dora H. Miss, assistant Clement Grammar
I School, r. 1228 Green
I Leppien Elizabeth, widow, r. 1228 Green
Leppien George C, agent Weil Brothers, r. 1228 Green
; Leppien Frederick E., bookkeeper William H. Birch,
r. 122S Green
Leptien Henry, laborer Jacob Deuzler, r. 5 Cedar Av
Lercari Louis, vegetables, 32 Colombo Market
• ! Lerch Thomas, bartender George E. Graver, r. 425
^ i Pacific
^''SvLereux Louis, carpenter, r. 2'i Turk
Lerizieger H., r. Chicago Hotel
Lerman Jacob, policeman City Hall, r. 308 Union
Lermoud Williiim J., captain ship Samuel Watts,
. I Front St. Wharf
Uh Leroud Theodore, laundry office, 302 Dupont, r. 636
! Green
Leroux Amedee, druggist French Hospital, r. 35^
Fifih Av
Leroux Thomas, woodsawyer, r. S s Twenty-seventh,
. bet Washington and Gunnison Avs, B. H.
Leroux. See La Kue. and Larue
^ Leroy Alfred, waiter, r. 36 Clay
02 Leroy Alfred D. (Ltroy & Son) r. 640 Jessie
'^ Leroy Angelina Miss, bookkeeper Mme E. Leroy, r.
121 Sutter
Leroy Cornelius, horseshoer, r. 722 Broadway
Leroy E. Mme., dressmaking, and fancy goods, 121
Sutter
Leroy Edmund, distiller Roth * Co., r. 275^ Minna
Leroy Ezra (Leroy & Son) r. 640 Jessie
Leroy Henry, florist, r. 113 Bernard
Leroy Philip, painter, r. 25 Howard Court
^ Leroy & Son (Alfred D. and Ezra Leroy) fruits, 26
^ Seventh
^ Leroy. See Le Roy
Lerri Joseph J., carpetlayor, r. 1725 Stevenson
Lertora Glacomo, vegetable dealer, r. 1611 O'Farrell
Lertora Vincenzo, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
^ Lescari Luigi, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
^ Lescari Rosa, Italian Benev. Soc. 423 Washington
^2 Lescaut Jean, waiter, r. 1024 Powell
p^ Lesch Charles, paperhauger and painter, r. 1318
rk Kenrny
^^ Lesher Gertrude Mrs., lodging housekeeper, r. 229
Kearny
Leskie Philip, waiter Baldwin's Dining Palace
Leslie Angus S., steward Pacific Mail SS. City of
^ Peking, r. 517 Shotwell
^ Leslie E. V., seaman, r. Nfirth Pacific Hotel
Leslie Frank, with South Pac. Coast RU., r. Alameda
Leslie N. F., bartender Kerr & Co., r. 746 Foleom
Leslie William, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Los Angeles
t^ Lesovirh Nicholas, cook F. Antiinovlch, r. 6'20 Post
^ Lespoune Frank [F. Candau & Co.) r. 811 Stockton
Lespretud Henry, tripeman Frauds Larroche, r. Fifth
Av, bet L and M, South 8. F.
Lessen Thinuas, teamster, r. 2C8 Minna
Lesser Ernest W., bookkeeper Hale & Pacheco, r.
Oakland
Lessor Hermann, a^ifent, r. 1126 Folsom
Lesser Isaac, clerk Jacob Lesser, r. 909 Larkiu
Lesser J. k Brother (Jacob and Lesser) boots and
shoes, 108 Sixth
Lesser Jacob (J. Lesser & Brother) and boots and
shoes, 1320 Polk, and 90!) Larkln, r. 1320 Polk
Lesser Lesser (J. Leaser & Brother) r. 1120 Folst«n
Lesser Louis, clerk Jacob Lesser, r. 1320 Polk
Lesser Louis, liquor saloon, 702 Mission, r. 4.33 Clem-
entina
Lesser Marcus, peddler, r. 1126 Folsom
Lesser Michael, cigarmaker John 8. Bowman & Co.,
r. Ill Austin
Lesser Philip, tailor, r. 613 Second
Lessiug Henry, office 123 California, r. 1816 Geary
licssmaun Gustave W., bookkeeper Neville & Co., r.
1019 Washington
Lessmaun Isaac, tailor Lancaster k Northon, r. 1317
Powell
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liessinann JosepK (Lessmann fc Wlndhaus) and
groceries and liquors, NE cor Bush and Larkln,
r. 1242 Bush
LiessinanA Si Wlndlians (Joseph Lessmann and
Bernard Wlndhaus) liquor saloon, 1057 Market
Lesteiu George, butcher, r. Seventh Av, bet Maud N,
South S. F.
Lestelle Antone, bottler I. Landsberger & Co., r. 1100
Pacific
Lestelle Edward, comedian, r. 4 Wetmore PI
Lester Charles, shoemaker, ftlSteuart, r. 128 Locust
Av
Lester Delia, domestic, 1111 Post
Lester Frank, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Lester George B., r. Palace Hotel
Lester John, plasterer, 510 Post, r. 1?< Sheridan
Lester Morgan H., foreman E. Meyer, r. Es Stanyan,
S of (iolden Gate Park
Lester Richard, horseshoer Connelly, Nye & Co., r. 1)4
Sherid.in
Lester Thomas, cardriver, r. 2.33 Langtou
Lester Warren G., machinist Domestic Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. 29 Post
Lester William, painter, r. IJi Sheridan
Lester ■William, porter E. Martin & Co., r. 21 Ninth
Lcsure George P., real-estate, r. 1322 Scott
Lesure Rufus, r. 502 Sutter
Leszynsky Abraham (Sam. Leszynsky & Brother) r.
635 Ellis
Leszynsky Charles, salesman Ram. Leszynsky & Bro-
ther, r. 145 Natoma
Leszynsky George L., law student Haight.& Taylor, r.
212 Sutter
Leszynsky Henry E., jeweler, 409 Kearny, r. 828 Sutter
Leszynsky isidor, teacher German, Hayes Valley
Grammar School, r. 127 Eddy
Leszynsky Julius, dry goods merchant, r. 923 Geary
Leszynsky Lesser (Pac. Cloak and Suit Manuf. Co.)
r. 212 Sutter
Leszynsky Lessor Mrs., furnished rooms, 212 Sutter
Leszynsky Morris S., expressman, SW oor Saueome
and Sacramento, r. 145 Natoma
Leszynsky Sam. & Brother (Samuel and Abraham
Leszyuskyi Silk House and importers dry goods,
200-204 Kearuy
Leszynsky Samuel (Sam. Leszynsky & Brother) r.
1918 Sutter
Leszvnsky S.'iniuel L., druggist William T. Wenzell,
f. 212 Sutter
Leszynsky Sarah Mrs., secondhand clothing, 918
Montgomery
Leszynsky & Ze'kind (Lesser Leszynsky and Solomon
Zeklnd) Pac. Cloak and Suit Manuf. Co., 212
Sutter
Letcher Charles, nightwatchman New Wisconsin
Hotel
Letcher Giles C, clerk A. & H. C. Campbell, r. 530
Californi.i
Lethiec Desire, bartender, r. 622 M Green
Letrich Antonio, helper Moynihan & Aitken, r. 1158
Folsom
Letroadec Eugene, driver Joseph Rouse, r. 1319 Du-
pont
Letroadec Henry E., butcher A. Decourtleux, r. 1319
Dupont
Letroadec Henry L., r. 1419 Mason
Letroadec Julian, salesman Frank G. Edwards, r.
1219 )« Kearny
Letroadec Louis, wines and liquors, 1321 Dupont
Lotroadeo Louise, dressmaker, r. 1419 Mason
Letroadec Maz, bartender, r. 1319 Dupont
Letson Thomas, sblpjoiner, r. 316 Seventh
L<ett« George , secretary The German Savings and
Loan Society, 526 California, r. 325 Seventeenth
Lettelier A., jeweler, 620 Merchant
Lettich Antonio, helper Moyulhan & Aitken, r. 11B8
Folsom
Lettmayer John, butcher F. J. Miller, r. 1103 Folsom
Leturc Auguste (Bozio & Li-turc) r. 131 Fourth
Letygen .Julius, dgannsker, r. 16)4 Louisa
Leu Adolph, porter W. & I. Stelnhart & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Lou Henning 0.(Leu k Harms) r. 1247 Mission
Leu Peter, dairy produce, r. 643 Natoma
Leu & Harms (Henning C. Leu and Peter Harms)
cigar manufs, 12-17 Mission
Leusniann Ernest, saloonkeeper, r. 623 California
Leuterdt Charles T., carriagemaker H. M. Black, r.
W 8 Galiudo Alley, nr Sixteenth
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Leutgeb Karl, artist Bradley & Rulofson, r. 815 Stock.
Leutholtz T., shoe and bootfitter, 145 Bush
Levaggi Bernardino, liquor saloon, 3 Vallejo
Levaggi Gian Batista (Levaggi & Barbierl) r. 303
Fourth
Levaggi Giuseppe, vegetables, 43 Colombo Market
Levaggi Joseph, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Levaggi Petro, fisherman Front St. Wharf
Levaggi & Barbieri (Oian Batista Levaggi and Paulo
Barbieri) fruits and veg'jtables, 303 Fourth
Levako Hai)8(Grubb k Levake) r. 1211 Devisadero
Levalle Michael, varnisher, r. 70 Minna
Levaroni Carlo, dealer vegetables, r. 20 Lafayette PI
Levaroni Francisco, draymau, r. 21 Lafayette PI
Levaroni Giovanni, laborer, r. 11 Jasper PI
Levaroni Giovanni, marblecutter, r. 20 Lafayette PI
Levaroni Stefifano, btirber, r. 20 Lafayette Pi
Levasque Anton, plumbtr, r. 1211. Devisadero
Levaucher Louis, barber, r. 1028 Market
Leva Francis, cook Johnson & Shay, r. 416 Stevenson
Levene Lewis, peddler, r. 522 Pacific
Levenguth Henry, molder, r. 143 Clara
Levensaler Joseph G. (Pittmun, Middleton & Co. and
A. F. Spear & Co.) r. 825 Guerrero
Levensaler Riyraond L., bookkeeper James F. Chap-
man & Co., r. 825 Guerrero
Levenstein G , Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Leventritt Marion (S. W. Rosenstock & Co.) r. The
Baldwin
Leveque Adolf, printer, r. 1203 Powell
Leveque Emily Mrs., confectionery and fancy goods,
1203 Powell
Leveque Gustave, porter 120 Sutter, r. S s Valley, bet
San Jose Av and Dolores
Leveque Joseph (Leveque & Potter) r. 1119 J4 Mision
Leveque Nathan, tailor, r. 1027 Dupont
Leveque & Potter (Joseph Leveque and Fr deriek W.
Potter) proptrs S. F. Last Factory, 10 Stevenson
Lever Bridget, domestic 1216 Jones
Leveralla Luigi, cook A. Taliaferro
Levereutz Charles, cigars and tobacco, 530 Montgom-
ery, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Levergren Carrie, domestic 2012 Pacific Av
Levtridge William K., secretary Brotherhood of St.
John, 39 Sutter, r. 112 Guerrero
Leverone Isabella Mrs., r. 923 Howard
Leverone Nicholas, vegetable peddler, r. 608 Green-
wich
Leverone William M. (Leverone & Co.) r. SW cor
Railroad and Fourteenth Avs, South S. F.
Leverone & Co. (William M. Leverone and William
Rogers) butchers. 59 and 60 Washington Market
Leverone CoUetina, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Leveroni Gio_Batta, laborer Sea Wall
Leveroni John (Leveroni & Co.) r. 1.510 Broadway
Leveroni Louis (Leveroni & Co.) r. 1510 Broadway
Leveroni & Co. (Louis and John Leveroni) wood and
coal, 1510 Broadway
Leverson Montague R., attorney at law, 605 CIlav, r.
713 Sutter
Levet Mary E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 414 Post
Levey Benjamin, barber, 11!^ Jackson, r. 220 Leav.
Levey Bertha, widow, r. 220 Leavenworth
Levey C. & Co. (Louis C. Levey) gents' furnishing
goods, 424 Ke.irny
Levey Louis C. (C. Levey & Co.) r. Russ House
Levey Edward L., ten-cent parcel delivery express,
SW cor Front and Sacramento, r. SE cor Pine and
Steiner
Levey Frank, clerk Harry Jacobs, r. 555 Mission
Levey Henry J., illuminated advertisements, 405
Front, r. Franklin Hotel
Levey Isador (Levey & Harris) r. 220 Leavenworth
Levey Marcus, clothing, 9 Jackson, r. 220 Leav.
Levey & Harris (Isador Levey and Julius Harris) bar-
bers, 705^ Market
Levey. See Levy and Levi
Levezzari Marie, millinery, 1.520 Stockton
Levi Abraham, tailor, 466 Sixth
Levi Albert A. (A. B. Elfelt & Co.; r. New York
Levi Bernard, shoemaker, r. 420 Hayes
Levi David, bookkeeper N. Brown & Co., r. 404 Stock.
Levi H. & Co. (Herman Levi and Henry Koch)
importers and wholesale grocers, 221-225 Front
Levi Herman (H. Levi & Co.) r. The Baldwin
Levi Herman, traveling agent M. Ehrman & Co., r.
404 Stockton
Levi H. M., employee Bella Union Theater, r. 1413
Kearny
Levi Jacob (M. Ehrman & Co.) r. The Baldwin
Levi Leonidas, chief engineer stmr Transit, Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
Levi Marks, tailor, 403 Sutter, r. 1326 Polk
Levi Marquis, commercial traveler, r. 723 Webster
Levi Rebecca, widow, market, 940 Bryant
Levi Samuel, laborer, r. 8033^ Market
Levi Simon, baker Louis Sachse, r. 315 Stockton
Levi. See Levey, Levy, and Leavy
Leviathan Mining Co. (Storey Co.,Nev.) F. A. Frisius
secretary, office 330 Pine, room 5
Leviele Silvester L., cigars, 1027 Howard
Levick Alexander, laborer.-'r. 123 Shipley
Levin Aaron, clerk L. Levin & Co., r. 706 Folsom
Levin Addie Miss, dressmaker J. M. Lovett, r. 1520 )i
Polk
Levin Adolph, plumber Maurice J. Blackman, r. 724
O'Farrell
Levin Isador (Getz, Levin & Co.) r. 1724 Sutter
Levin Jacob, tailor, 239 Fifth
Levin Jacob (L. Levin .t Son) r. 766 Folsom
Levin Jonas, r. 1002 Minna
Levin Julius, clerk Will & Finck, r. 766 Folsom
Levin L. & Son (Louis and Jacob Levin) books and
stationery, 830 Market
Levin Louis (L. Levin & Son) r. 766 Folsom
Levin Mary, widow, bakery, 1520 M Polk
Levin Morris, bootmaker, 122 Pacific
Levin Saul, salesman Getz, Levin & Co.,r. 766 Folsom
Levine Josrph, treer KuUman, Salz & Co., r. Oakland
Levine Louis, r. 522 Pacific
Levingston Abraham, crockery, 717 Market, r. 8 Sixth
Levingston Emanuel, fancy goods, 800 Larkin
Levingston Isaac, stockbroker, r. 559 J^ Minna
Levingston Isidor, clerk, r. 800 Larkin
Levingston Marc, physician and surgeon, 208 Kearny,
r. 8 Sixth
Levingstoai Markus, drayman, NE cor Turk and
Pierce
Levingston Morris A., shirt manuf, 1010 Polk
Levinsky .■Arthur, bookkeeper Levinsky Bros., r. 922
O'Farrell
Levinsky Brothers ( Louis and Mark) shoe
manufs, 349 Market
Levinsky Louis (Levinsky Brothers) r. 922 O'Farrell
Levinsky Mark (Levinsky Brothers) r. 1318 Geary
Levinson Fannie, widow, r. 430 Tyler
Levinson John, salesman Buyer, Reich & Co., r. 430
Tyler
Levinson M., r. 905 Market
Levinson Rosa Miss, vice-principal North Cosmopo-
litan Grammar School, r. 1706 Geary
Levinson Rosalie Mrs., r. 734 Geary
Levinson William A., bookkeeper Joseph Bernhard,
r. 427 Sutter
Levinson. See Levison
Levinston Isidor, showcasemaker Dixon & Bernstein,
r. 800 Larkin
Levisee Aaron B., U. S. Internal Revenue Agent, r.
The Baldwin
Levison Brotliers (Herman Levison and John T.
BonestcU) importers watches, jewelry, diamonds,
silverware, watch materials, etc., 134 Sutter
Levison Chauncey, steward, r. Bernard, nr Jones
Levison Edward, clerk, r. 130 Shipley
Levison Frank Jr., laborer Caesar R. Splivalo,
King •
Levison Henrietta, widow, r. 130 Shipley
Levison Henry ^ bookkeeper C. Klopstock & Co., r.
1403 Octavia
Levison Herman (Levison Brothers and California
Jewelry Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Levison Hyman, merchant tailor, 323 Montgom-
ery and 733 Market, r. 528 Jessie
Levison Israel, peddler, r. 429 Natoma
L'jvison Jacob, r. 1403 Octavia
Levison Jacob B., clerk New Zealand Insurance Co.,
r. 1507 Steiner
Levison Leopold, fruit and vegetables, 800 Geary
Levison Louis, turner, r. 610 Post
Levison Mark, drayman, r. 323 Fell
Levison Mark, in.surance broker, 204 Bush, r. 1607
Steiner
Levison Meyer, peddler, r. 433 Natoma
Levison William U. 8. Q., clerk Weil Brothers & Co.,
r. 1403 Octavia
Levison. See Levinson
Leviston George, attorney at law, 6 Montgomery Ay,
third floor, r. 917 Powell
Leviston Harriet, widow, r. 623 Bush
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Levlston William, attorney at law, 6 Montgomery Av,
eecoud floor, r. 623 Bush
Levit Samuel, peddler, r. 1221 Webster
Levitt George, seaman, r. 5i Sacramento
Levitsky David (Levy & Levitsky) r. 414 Hayes
Levitsky Louis, salesman Bauer. Tobriner & Co., r.
215 Post
Levitsky Maurice, cigiirmaker William Lewis & Co.,
r. 215 Post
Lev.v A. Mrs., widow, r. 20 Louisa
Levy A. & Co. (Adolph Levy and Jacob Levy) whole-
sale fruits, 206 Washington
Levy Aaron, boots and shoes, 134 Pacific
Levy Aaron, steward, r. 6J^ Dale PI
Levy Aaron N., upholsterer, 1026 Howard, r. 306 Hyde
Levy Abraham, r. 1011 Leavenworth
Levy Abraham, clerk Elder Brothers, r. 432 Linden
Av
Levy Abraham, barber, r. 362 Third
Levy Abraham, glazier, r. 563 Tehama, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Levy Abraham, jeweler, r. 12 Hyde
Levy Abraham, merchant, r. 318 Fulton
Levy Abraham, peddler, r. 745 Harrison
Levy Abraham, porter Saulraann's Restaurant, r. 8>i
Dale PI
Levy Abraham, salesman Held Brothers & Co., r. 428
Geary
Levy Adolph (A. Levy & Co.) r. 1214 Pierce
Levy Adolph, boots and shoos, 138 Second, r. 744 Fol.
Levy A. H., clefk, r. 1011 Leavenworth
Levy Albert, expressman, 537 California, r. 4 Park Av
Levy Alexander, r. 1120 Powell
Levy Alexander, blacksmith, r. 116 Hyde
Levy Alexander, clerk, r. 116 Hyde
Levy Alexander, tailor, 1231 Folsom
Levy .Alexander, tailor, r. 917 Pacific
Levy Alexander, wholesale and retail wines and
liquors, 18 Stockton, r. 1120 Powell
Levy Alfred, clerk, r. 431 Grove
Levy A. N., peddler, r. 310 H Third
Levy A. N., Mrs., varieties, 316}^ Third
Levy Archibald, barber Hermann Laewen, r. 163
Second
Levy Asher N. (M. M. Feder & Co.) r. 1023 Folsom
Levy Barnard, salesman Mierson, Jewell & Co., r. 707
Green
Levy Barnard, salesman Friedlander Brothers, r. 602
Bush
Levy Barney, cigarmaker Sellgsohn & Friedlander, r.
110 Fourth
Iievy Bui-iicli, groceries and liquors, 537 Clay, r.
826 M.-Allister
Levy Baruch, trader, r. 120 M Turk, rear
Levy Benjamin, tailor, r. 9U7 Jackson
Levy Benjamin F., salesman Ackerman Brothers, r.
1023 Sutter
Levy Benjamin H., r. 920O'FRrrell
Levy Benjamin L., clerk Adolph Levy, r. 744 Folsom
Levy Benjamin S. (Van Tassel, Tay & Co.)r. 424 Eddy
Levy Bernard, cigarmaker Frankenburg Brothers, r.
114 Dupont
Levy Bernard, flypapermaker, r. 432 Linden Av
Levy Bernard L., real-estate, r. 1121 Van Ness Av
Levy Bertha Miss, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht
Levy Brothers (Julius and Henry) plumbers and gaa-
fitters, 439 Bush
I*vy e. & Co. (Charles Levy and Louis Abel) auc-
w tionecrs and commission merchants, 612 Cal.
Levy C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 323 Kearny
Levy Charles (C. Levy & Co.) r. 913 Folsom
Levy Charles, bookkeeper Straus & Levy, r. 307
Hayes
Levy Charles, clerk A. Nicoll, r. 1025 Washington
Levy Charles, pressman Taylor & Nevin, r. 116 Hyde
Levy Charles, tailor, 614k Third
Levy Daniel, assistant Boys' High School, r. 617
Green
Levy David, artist, r. 940 Bryant
Levy David, bartender Thomas E. Erouse, r. 35 New
Montfiomery
Levy David, crockery dealer, r. 216 Perry
Levy David, sign and show card painter, 635 Califor-
nia, r. 830 Geary
Levy David J., foreman Juliu.s Witt, r. 946 Howard
Levy David L., watchmaker and jeweler, 39 Third, r.
174 Jessie
Levy David M., r. 432 California
Lievy David P., liquor saloon, 607 Sacramento, r.
1524 Powell
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Levy David S., inspector Custom House, r. 1019 Polk
Levy E. Mrs., furniture, 772 Mission
Levy Edward, pawnbroker, 820 Kearny, r. 1804
Laguua
Levy Edward J., melter, melter and refiner's dept U.
S. Mint, r. 308 Fulton
Levy Elias, clerk Morris Pincus, r. 423 Sixth
Levy Elias, furniture, 872 Folsom
Levy Ellen S., widow, r. 419 Eddy
Levy Emanuel, bookkeeper, r. 1429 Polk
Levy Estelle, dressmaker, r. 431 Grove
Levy Eugene H., assayer, 111 Sutter, r. 1429 Polk
Levy Eugene W., clerk Wiuans, Belknap & Godoy, r.
1133 Ellis
Levy Eva Miss, hairdresser, r. 1326 Polk
Levy Eva Mrs., r. 404 Stockton
Levy F. & M. (Felix and Marx Levy) market, W s Mis-
sion, bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Levy Felix (F. & M. Levy) r. W s Mission, bet Thir^
tieth and Thirty-first
Levy Ferdinand, auctioneer, r. 913 Folsom
Levy Frederick H., bookkeeper M. Hyman & Co., r.
521 Tyler
Levy George, shlrtmaker, r. 417 JoU' 6
Levy Gustave, jeweler Henry A. Calleuder, r
Taylor
Levy Gustave, stock clerk Altschul,' Seller & Co.
32^ Geary
Levy H., poultry, game, and dairy produce, 81 and 82
Cal.TMarket, r. 1432 Geary
Levy Hannah Miss, hairdresser, r. 1326 Polk
Levy Hannah Mrs., midwife, r. 428 Third
Levy Harris, clothing, r. 147 Tehama
Levy Harris, merchant, r. 12 Hyde
Levy Hattie Miss, assistant Fourth St. Primary
School, r. 1157 Mission
Levy Henrietta, widow, boarding, 104 Taylor, and 84
Turk
Levy Henry, r. 50 Bitch
Levy Henry (Levy Brothers) r. 3 Chatham PI
Levy Henry (Straus & Levy) r. 307 Hayes
Levy Henry, collector J. Schweitzer & Co., r. 908 Ellis
Levy Henry, second hand clothing, 141 Third, r. 147
Tehama
Levy Henry, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht. r. 216
Perry
Levy Herman, capitalist, r. 806 Ellis
Levy Herman, cigars and tobacco, 242 Sixth, r. 116
Shipley
Levy Herman L., r. 1935 Clay
Levy Herman W.. telegraph operator, r. 104 Taylor
Levy H. L., r. 321 Pacific
Levy H. M., capitalist, ofiBce 324 Pine, room 3, r. 906
Market
Levy Hyman, teamster M. Franklin & Brother, r. 1905
Webster
Levy laaac (J. Schweitzer & Co.) r. 908 Ellis
Levy Isaac (Livingston & Co.) r. 617 Green
Levy Isaac (Mierson. Jewell & Co.) r. 707 Green
Levy Isaac, clerk Elder Brothers, r. 432 Linden Av
Lew Isaac, cooper, r. 416 Sixth
Levy Isaac, dry goods, 25 Fourth, r. 606 Leavenworth
Levy Isaac, junk, 210 Pacific, r. 209 Pacific
Levy Isaac, student Heald's Business College, r. 207
Post
Levy Isaac B., bookkeeper Baruch Levy, r. 826 McAl-
lieter
Levy Isaac D.. pawn broker, 653 Washington, r. 1011
Leavenworth
Levy Isaac H., merchant, r. 2514 California
Levy Isaac Jr., driver J. Schweitzer & Co., r. 908 Ellia
Levy Isedore, tailor, r. 205 Second
Levy Isidore, peddler, r. 6 Varennes
Levy Isidore W., bookkeeper Livingston & Co., r. 617
Green
Levy Jacob, musician, r. 7 Dupont
Levy Jacob (A. Levy k Co.) r. 1214k Pierce
Levy Jacob, driver J. B. Deloche, r. 20 Montgomery Av
Levy Jacob, market, SE cor Geary and Buchanan
Levy Jacob, merchant, r. 621 Tyler
Levy Jacob, merchant, r. 722 Tyler
Levy Jacob, tailoring and cleaning, 816 Stockton
Levy Jacob H., assistant bookkeeper Rosenbaum &
Co., r. 929 Sutter
Levy Jerome Sylvain, real-estate, r. 25 Montgomery
Av
Le^•y John (Braverman k Levy) r. 834 O'Farrell
Levy John C, clerk Nathan J. Hyman, r. 187 Hyde
Levy Joseph, clerk, r. 1011 Leavenworth
Levy Joseph, waiter Muehe S: Duggan, r. 1123 Howard
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Levy Joseph, junk, 9;!2 Harrison, r. IIG Hydo
Levy Joseph H., salesman J. Silbersteiu, r. 1011 Leav.
Levy Jules, importer embroideries and laces, 523
Market, r. Alameda
Levy Julia Miss, r. 104 Taj-lor
Levy Julius (Levy Brothers) r. 236 Sutter
Levy Julius, cigars and tobacco, 362 Third
Levy Julius, clerk Jacob Selleck, r. 767 Bryant
Levy Julius, mercliant, r. 1903 Stockton
Levy Julius, poultry dealer, r. 1432 Geary
Levy Julius, stockbroker, r. Nucleus House
Levy Lazard, r. 307 Clementina
Levy Leon, r. Mission, bet Fourth and Fifth
Levy Leon, salesman D. Samuels, r. 1517 Webster
Levj' Leopold, upholsterer, r. 1919 Fillmore
Levy Lewis, boots and shoes, 528 Kearny, r. 707 Green
Levy Louis, r. 919 Geary
Levy Louis, barber Otto Shoenwald, r. 563 Tehama
Levy Louis, capitalist, r. 112 Eleventh
Levy Louis, clerk Greenebaum, Sachs & Freeman, r.
814 O'FHrrell
Levy Louis, clerk Joseph Wolf, r. 834 O'Farrell
Levy Louis, clothing, 227 and 229 Pacific
Levy Louis, furnishing goods, 412 Third
Levy Louis, merchant, r. Commercial Hotel
Levy Louis, merchant, r. 1210 Turk
Levy Louis, peddler, r. 148 Shipley
Levy Louis, peddler, r. 410 Fifth
Levy Louis, special policeman, r. 625 Geary
Levy Louis A., r. 1012 Van Ness Av
Levy Louis B., salesman M. W. Levy & Co., r. 1121
Van Ness Av
Levy L. S. Mrs., widow, r. 559 Minna
Levy Lucien, cigar dealer, r. 944 Howard
Jje»'y M. Si Co. (Marcus and Morris Levy) gents'
furnishing goods, 25 Sansome
Levy Marcus, hackdriver M. Michelsen & Son, r. 432
Eddy
Levy Marcus (M. Levy k Co.) r. 510 Larkin
Levy Marcus B. (Levy & Levitsky) r. 1157 Mission
Levy Mark, clerk, r. 423 Sixth
Levy Mark, produce, r. 1102 Taylor
Levy Mark, steward, r. 1524 Powell
Levy Mark W. (M. W.Levy & Co.) r. 1121 Van Ness Av
Levy Marks, twllor, 322 Sixteenth
Levy Marx (F. & M. Levy) r. W s Mission, bet Thir-
tieth and Thirty-first
Levy Marx, barber, 358 Fourth
Levy Mary, widow, r. 1027 Hyde
Levy Max, bookkeeper Nathan, Pulverman & Co., r.
923 Geary
Levy Mayer, market, 810 Buchanan
Levy M. Bern.(M. W. Levy & Co.) r. 1121 Van Ness Av
Levy Meyer, clerk H. Levy, r. Oakland
Levy Meyer, bookkeeper John S. Bowman & Co., r. 617
Green
Levy M. H., clerk Kichard E. Kelly, r. 905 Market
Levy Michael Mrs., r. 1811 Powell
Levy Minna, widow, r. 936 Folsom
Levy Minnie, domestic 1603 Gough
Levy Michael 8., tailor, 176 Minna
Levy Michael S., tailor, r. 258 Clementina
Levy Millie Miss, r. 2409 Clay .
Levy Morris (M. Levy k Co.) r. New York
Levy Morris (Morris Levy & Co.) r. 142 Jackson
Levy Morris, clerk Theodore Liebermann, r. 1025
Washington
Levy Morris, hackman Louis Michelsen, r. 440 Eddy
Levy Morris, insurance broker, r. 1133 Ellis
Levy Morris & Co. (Morris Levy and Isaac Herman)
clothing and furnishing goods, 142 Jackson
Levy Morse, cutter Shirek K- Tonner, r. 466 Sixth
Lfvy Moses, bookkeeijcr A. Eisenberg. r. 412 Third
Levy Moses, cigarmaker Moritz Kalmuk, r. 216 Perry
Levy M. W. & Co. (Mark W. Levy and M. Bern. Levy)
produce commission, 209 Washington
Levy Napbtaly, clerk L. Lebcnbaum & Co., r. Gail-
hard Hotel
Levy Nathan, clerk, r.1019 Polk
Levy Nathan, liquor dealer, r. 314 Seventh
Levy Nathan, juerchant, r. 828 McAllister
Levy Oscar 8., manager Sherman S. Jewett & Co.,
and commission merchant, 119 Pine, r. 802 Turk
Levy Peppie, groceries and liquors, SW cor Jackson
and Mason
Levy Philip, drygoods, 25 Fourth, r. 606 Leavenworth
Levy Rachel Miss, dressmaker, r. 1.326 Polk
Levy Raphael, bottledealor, r. 431 Grove
Levy Reuben, salesman E. Caswell, r. 423 Sixth
Levy Rosine, widow, r. 1219 Pacific
Levy S. & Co. (Solomon Levy) fruit and produce, 218
Washington
Levy Samuel, bookkeeper J. & 8. Dannenbaum, r. 908
Van Ness Av
Levy Samuel, clerk Joseph Levy, r. 116 Hyde
Levy Samuel, nurse, r. 428 Third
Levy Samuel, peddler, r. 141 Shipley
Levy Samuel, salesman, r. 224 Turk
Levy Samuel F., cigar agent, r. Overland House
Levy Samuel J., clerk, r. 5C3 Tehama
Levy. Samuel J., printer Abraham Waldstein, r. 216
Perry
Levy Sainnel W., importer and manuf boots and
shoes, 29 and 31 Battery factory 115 and 117 Hayes,
and insuruiice broker and commission merchant,
21 and 23 Battery, r. 424 Eddy
LevySiirah, widow, r. 702 Harrison
Levy Sarah Miss, r. 1011 Leavenworth
Levy Sigmund, trunkmaker Asher Longshore, r. 1624
Geary
Levy Simon, r. 616 Kearny
Levy Simon, salesman John 8. Bowman & Co., r. 732
Grove
Levy Solomon, r. 767 Bryant
Levy Solomon, r. 1011 Leavenworth
Levy Solomon (S. Levy & Co.) r. 1624 Geary
Levy Solomon, candymaker George Haas & Co., r.
404 Stockton
Levy Solomon, second hand clothing, 235 Jackson, r.
1025 Washington
Levy Solomon, traveling agent, r. 115 Perry
Levy Walter H., second assistant District Attorney,
8 Montgomery Av, rooms 1-7, r. 715 Eddy
Levy William, blacksmith Sea Wall, r. 116 Hyde
Levy William, horse dealer, r. 12 Garden
Levy Wolflf, tail.ir, r. 4 Park Av
Levy & Levitsky (Marcus B. Levy and David
Levitsky) real-estate agents, 306 Montgomery
Levj'. See Leavy, Levey and Levi
Lewald George, dealer coal, 607 Sacramento, r. 1523
Geary
Lewald Louis, expressman, SW cor California and
Battery, r. 515 Grove
Lewald Samuel, salesman Frankenthal & Co., r. 515
Grove
Lewandowskl Bruno, waiter, r. 4,52 Jessie
Leweke George, salesman L. & E. Wertheimer, r. 457
Jessie
Lewellyn Robert, liquor saloon, 14 Clay, r. 2136 How-
ard
Lewenthal Frederick W., clerk Lachman & Sternfels,
r. SE cor Bush and Devisadero
Lewenthal Jake, salesman Buyer, Reich & Co., r. 8E
cor Bush and Devisadero
Lewenthal Wolf, drygoods, SE cor Bush and Devis-
adero
Lewin Isidore, tailor, r. 1806 Market
Lewin Israel, tailor, r. 1806 Msrket
Lewin Jonas, clerk, r. 1(X)2 Minna
Lewin Morris (Lewin & Co.) r. 501 Jessie
Lewin Morris, fancy goods, 416 Broadway
Lewin Moses, barber, 419 Fourth, r. 7:!C Harrison
Lewin Robert, blacksmith, r. 10 Hayes
Lewin & Co. (Morris Lewin and C". H. Nolte) fruits
and vegetables, SW cor Jessie and Sixth
Lewis mate shij} Majestic, Mission St. Wharf
Lewis Abraham (Lewis & Harris) r. 433 >i Clementina
Lewis Abraham, helper melt ;r and refiners depart-
ment U. S. Mint, r. 8 Russ
Le^vis Ad. Hi Co. (Adolj)h Lewis) Importer and
wholesale cigars and tobncco,319 Sacramento
Lewis Adolph (Ad. Lewis .t Co.) r. 1303 Gough
Lewis A. F., stonemason Superintendent of Streets
Lewis Albert H., correspondent Marcus 0. Hawley &
Co., r. 813 Bush
Lewis .\lbert J., salesman George C. Shreve & Co., r.
427 Geary
Lewis Albert P., oysterman Leon Pieper
Lewis Alfred, carpenter new City Hall
Lewis Almira M. Mrs., r. 130 Geary ~~^
Lewis Almond S., third officer Pacific Mail SB. City of
Peking
Lewis Andrew J., r. SE cor Point Lobos and Twenty-
seventh Avs
Lewis Ann Eliza, widow, r. 108 Langton
Lewis Annie, domestic 713 Polk
Lewis Annie Mrs., r. 12 Ellis
Lewis Arnold, watchman, r. 20 Russell
Lewis Angelus, clerk'Danlel S. Davis, r. 605 Union
Lewis A. S., carpenter, r. 029 Clay
f^^r\ \U PI ADI/ ^*^ MARKET STREET, wholesale and retail dealer in
ULU. Vv. VyLA^^, Faner Hangings & Shade Material. Manufacturer of window Slia-'es
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L>ewi8 Barnard L., commercial traveler, r. 770 Har-
rison
Lewis Benjamin E., captain bark Webfoot, office 44
Market, r. 3 Toirens Court
Lewis Benjamin F., master mariner, r. 1596 Bush
I<ewi8 Brothers (Meyer, Joseph, and Samuel) im-
porters leaf tobacco, and nianufs clgara, 213-217
Battery
Lewie Charles, cook, r. 1122 % Larkin
Lewis Charles A., bookkeeper Bank of California, r.
1822 OTarrell
Lewis Charles H., first officer SS. Santa Cruz, n. 715
Davis
Lewis Charles H., patrolman Undervrriters' Fire Pa-
trol, SW cor Stevenson and Ecker, r. Everett
House
Lewis Cicero H. (Allen & Lewis) r. Portland, Oregon
Lewis Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Pinal Co., Ari-
zona) J. W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine, room 15
Lewis David J., bookkeeper Thomas Price, r. 524
Sacramento
Lewis Dora, widow, r. 504 Gough
Lewis E. A. Mrs., r. 2806 Pine
Lewis Edgar L., bookkeeper, r. 1614 Geary
Lewis Edward, shipcarpenter, r. Beale,nr Harrison
Lewis Edwin,- fireman Cal. Dry Dock Co., r. Hunter's
Point, South S. F.
Lewis Edwin, insurance broker, r. 2526 Webster
Lewis Edwin C, proptr New Sailors' Home, 1011 Bat-
tery, r. 23 John
Lewis Elijah Warren, carpenter and contractor, r. 1315
Green
Lewis Ellen, widow, domestic 1710 Clay
Lewis E. M., carriagetrimmer, r. 538 Valencia
Lewis Emanuel, shoe factory supplies, 569 Market, r.
1941 Geary
Lewis E. T., collector Palace Hotel, r. 49 Clara
Lewis Frank, deckhand stmr Yosemite, Market St.
Wharf
Lewis Frank, deckhand stmr Enterprise, Washington
St. Wharf
Lewis Frank, lineman Gold and Stock Tel. Co., r. 108
Langton
Lewis Frank, seaman SS. State of California, Broad-
way Wharf
Lewis Frederick, barber, r. 1008 }< Market
Lewis Frederick M., cl^rk J. L. Sehmitt & Co., r. 1614
Geary
Lewis Frederick R., clerk H. M. Newhall & Co.,r.
1400 Tyler
Lewis Freeman H.. whitener J. C. Sellers, r. Oakland
Lewis George, bricklayer, r. 320 Ivy Av
Lewis George, bricklayer, r. 135 Dolorts
Lewis George, carpenter, r. Fifteenth Av, bet P and
Q, South S. F.
Lewis George E., clerk, r. 1011 Battery
Lewis George H., driver John T. Ward i Co., r. 2523
Pine
Lewis Hannah, widow, r. 8 Fair Oaks, rear
Lewis Hannah T. Miss, r. 2412 Webster
Lewis Harris, general commission merchant, office 109
Sansome, r. 1420 Sutter
Lewis Harry F., collection clerk Anglo-Californian
Bank, r. 1614 Geary
Lewis Harry M., bookkeeper I. Glazier & Co., r. 1115
Sutter
Lewis Harry W., accountant, r. 1011 Bi'ttery
Lewis Henry, office 3(J6 Montgomery, r. 524 Union
Lewis Henry, longshoreman, r. 5 Drumm
Lewis Henry D., wait'-r Union Club, r. 209 Valencia
Lewis Henry E.,8ilk dealer, r. Nucleus House
Lewis Henry L., f;enei-al commission merchant, 215
Sacramento, r. 770 Harri.«on
Ije-wis Heni-y HI., importer and manuf watches,
jewelrj- and diamonds, 6.')5 Clay
Lewis Henry S., clerk Cal.jjCracker Co., r. 913 Mont
Lewis Herman, barber, 2i)3 Pacific, r. N s Green, bet
Dupont and Stockton
Lewis Isidor, barber Herman Lewis, r. N s Oreen,
bet Dupont and Stockton
Lewis J. A., dealer live stock, r. 446 Brannan
Lewis Jacob, salesman Nast, Greenzwi ig & Co., r.
314 Fulton
Lewis James, messman Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba
Lewis James, painter C. U. Sykes
Lewis James F. (North. Lewis & Deal) attorney at
law, 230 Montgomery, r. Palace Hotel
Lewis Jaiiu'S H., ilork A. Paladini. r. 1904 Powell
Lewis James L., coachman, r. ft.'jn Howard
Lewis Jam'-8 McM. (Lewis & Co.) r. 615 Eighteenth
Lewis Jeffreys Miss, actress, r. 108 Taylor
Lewis John, baker Fries & Mtrkel, r. 911 Larkin
Lewis John, cook George C. Flanders, r. 313 Valencia
Lewis John, fruits, 138 Post, r. Davis, bet Washing-
ton and Clay
Lewis John, salesman Knowland & Doe, r. Petaluma
Lewis John, seaman schr James Townsend, Mission
St. Wharf
Lewis John, steamboatman, r. 320 Vallejo
Lewis John, steward, r. 9 Lick Alley
Lewis John B., real-estateagent, r. 409 Bryant
Lewis John F., letter carrier Post Office, r. 305 Jones
Lewis John F., tinsmith, r. Fifth Av, bet L and M,
South S. F.
Lewis John G., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 40
Minna
Lewis J'seph (Lewis Brothers) r. 1707 Polk
Lewis Joseph, seaman, r. 150 Steuart
Lewis Joseph D., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 1
Filth
Lewis Josephine, domestic 519 Vallejo
Lewis Josephine Miss, saleslady, r. N 6 Haight, bet
Webs^ter and Fillmore
Lewis Josie Miss, actress Adelphi Theater, r. Com-
mercial Hotel
Lewis Julia Miss, assistant Silver St. Primary School,
r. XBcleus House
Lewis L., carpenter, r. 267 Minna
Lewis L. T.. dairyman, W s Walnut, bet California
and Sacramento
Lewis Lewis, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 40
Minna
Lewis Louisa, widow, groceries and bakery, N 8
Haii^Ut, bet Webster and Fillmore
Lewis Lyou, teacher Hebrew, r. 704 Larkin
Lewis Margaret, domestic 1919 Taylor
Lewis Marks, glazier, r. 226 Minna
L«wiK Marks, tailor, r. 424 Hayes
Lewis Martin Marcu;-, salesman Nast, Greenzweig h
Co.,r. 314 Fulton
Lewis Mary, widow, r. 134 Fern Av
Lewis Mary, widow, laundress, r. 3 Maiden Lane
Lewis Miii-j- Ann, widow, r. 944 Folsom
Lewis M. E., ckrk Harry Jacobs, r. 1113 Stockton
Lewis Meyer, barber Schwartz & Son, r. 601 Jackson
Lewis Meyer (Lenis Drothers) r. The Baldwin
Lewis Miles B., wheelwright Charles J. Moyes.r. 134
llidley
Lewis Milton, clerk George N. Gosling, r. 145 Ninth
Lewis Milton A., driver, r. 2212 Webster
Lewis Mitchell M., cigar dialer, r. 314 Fulton
Lewis Morris, expressman, r. 814 Union
Lewis Morris Mrs., dressmaker, 814 Union
Lewis Mortimer J. , livery stable keeper, r. 1011 Val-
eni'ia
Lewis N. N., machinist, r. .IIS Folsom
Lewis Orville H., clerk William E. Mayhew, r. 144
Fourth
Lewis Oscar (McCormick, Lewis & Co.) r. 2608 Sac-
tamento
I^ewls Oscar, saloon keeper, r. 1115 Sutter
Lewis Peter, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine, r.
3 Clay
Lewis Philip, merchant, r. 1614 Geary
Lewis Philip, salesman Simon Sinsheimer, r. 427
Sixth
Lewis Philip Jr., clerk 8. Mosgrove & Brother, r. 427
Sixth
Lewis R., helper G. & W. Snook, r. 610 Pine
Lewis R. G. Mrs., dressmaking, 126 Kearny, rooms
27-29
Lewis Richard, expre.<:8man, r. 1932 Bush
Lewis Richard E., cari)enter Moore & Wllkie, r. 9
Essi X
Lewis Robert E., bookkeeper George P. Thomas, r.
944 Folsom
Lewis Robert G. (Lewie k Harris) r. 226 Montgomery
Lewis Robert N. F., compositor Dewey & Co., r. 202
Sixth
Lewis Rodman P., attorney at law, 321 California
Lewis S., pictnris and picture frames, 668 MiseioD, r.
4.(3 Clementina
Lewis Sabiue F., widow, r. 2534 Folsom
Lewis Sadie Miss, tea> her music, r. 427 Sixth
Lewis Samuel, clerk, r. 1902 Sutter
Lewie Samuel, driver City Cab and Carriage Stables,
r. 174 Jessie
Lewis Samuel (Lewis Brothers) r. 90u O'Farrell
Lewis Samuel, waiter stmr Pride of the River, Jack-
son St.Wharf
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Lewis Samuel G., mining, r. 839 California
Lewis Theodore, r. 555 Harrison
Lewis Thomas, furniture, 1104 Stockton
Lewis Thomas, veterinary surgeon, r. 439 Jessie
Lewis Thomas B., foreman Andrew Onderdonk, r. 125
Francisco
Lewis Thomas O., clerk U. S. Appraiser's Store, r.
1831 Jessie
Lewis Thomas T., passenger agent Pacific Coast SS.
Co., r. 43SI Minna
Lewis Thomas W., butcher Lewis & Co., r. 615 Eigh-
teenth
Lewis Walter, painter, r. .541 Fourth
Lewis Walter C. (Holbrook & Lewis) r. 25 Dupont
Lewis Wiilter L., painter, r. 130 Geary-
Lewis William, r. 122 Post
Lewis William, bookkeeper H. Behrendt & Co., r.
704 Larkin
Lewis WilUam, carpenter Moore & Wilkie, r. 9 Es-
sex
Lewis William, seaman, r. ,54 Sacramento
Lewis William (Wiiliam Lewis * Co.) r. 424 Eddy
lievris William & Co. (William Lewis) manufs,
importers ic wholesale dealers cigars and leaf
tobacco, 30 and 32 California
Lewis William J., surveyor' and civil engineer, 104
Montgomery Block, r. 4()1 Natoina
Lewis Wil.iaai S., painter Hugh G. Jarman
Lewis W. L., student Heald's Business College
Lewis & Co. (James M. Lewis) market. Ill Fourth
Lewis & Co. (Lewis Albert, George Hall and John W.
Norton) teamsters, 17 Steuart
Lewis & Harris (Abraham Lewis and Samuel Harris)
barbers, 822 Kearny
Lewis & Harris (Robert G. Lewis and George C. Har-
ris) liquor saloon, 226 Montgomery
Lewltt William, physician and surgeon, office and r.
16 Turk
liCwitt William B., physician, ofifice and r. 15 Sixth
Lewko Morris, optician, r. 308 Clementina
Lewkowltz Jacob, r. Ahlborn House
Lewkowitz Maurice,. junk dealer, r. 524 Stevenson
Lewodt John, peddler, r. 1210 M Larkin, rear
Lewter Edward, carpenter, r. 745 Market
Lewthwaite Alexander, clerk S. P. Taylor & Co., r.
East Oakland
Lexington Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Uev.) James L.
Fields secretary, 240 Montgomery
Leydecker Theodore W. (Leydecker & Wieboldt) r.
Oakland
Leydecker & Wieboldt (Theodore W. Leydecker and
Henry W. Wieboldt) liquor saloons, 631 Davis, and
SW cor Clay and East
Leyden Andrew, coremaker Thompson Brothers, r. 60
Tehama
Leydon Derby, extraman Engine No. 10, 8. F. F. D.
Leydon. See Layden and Lyduu
LeyendecVer Joseph, driver National Brewery, r. SW
cor Fulton and Webster
Leyman Henry, captain schr Harry, r. 7 Clay
Lezandro Jose, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 3« Drumm
Lezart Daniel, fireman Southern Pac. RB., r. 214 Shot-
well
Lhcz Bernai'dlne, domestic 1717 Van Ness Av
Lhez J. M., wim 8 and liquors, 1118 and 1120 Dupont
Lhing Philip, clerk William Barnes, r. NE cor Ninth
and Natuma
Lhote Eugene, clerk Eoturier & Zabaldano, r. 1142 J4
Market
Lhf^te Fannie Mme., lodgings, 1142J^ Market
Lhote Bene, r. NE cor Twentieth and Dolores
Lial Aiitunio, r. 117 JacKPon
Lial Lewis C, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 415 Ji
Drumm
Lial Mauoel C, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415}^ Drum
Libadie William, carpenter, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet
Chattanoofja and Dohirts
Libbey John G. (Dakiu & Libbey) r. 439 Fell
liibbey M. Ln^-reiice, dentist, office and r. NW
cor Geary and Kearny
Libbey William H., expre.ssman, SE cor Fifth nnd
Brannan, r. Es Connecticut, bet Santa Clara and
Mariposa
Libbey. See Libby
Libbing Henry H., detective Harry N. Morse, r. 633
Natoma
Libby Daniel B., ticket agent Southern Pac. BR., r.
345 Fifth
Libby Daniel C, policeman City Hall, r. 1870 8tev.
Libby E. G., widow, r. 1505 )i Steiner
Libby E. L., driver Omnibus RR.
Libby F., laborer freight dept Southern Pac. EB.
Libby Georgia F. Miss, assis^nt Market and Seventh
St. Primary School, r. 159$!^ Steiner
Libby Joseph, ship calkerEben Weeks, r. 306 Folsom
Libby Solomon, ship joiner, r. 1224 Pacific
Libby. See Libbey
Liberman Jacob, r. 118 O'Farrell
Liberman Julius (P. Liberman & Son) r. 118 O'Far-
rell
Liberman P. & Son (Peter and Julius) importers fur-
nishing goods, 125 Sansome, room 43 i
Liberman Peter (P. Liberman & Son) r. New York i
Liberman. See Llebermann
Liberty Hill Consolidated Mining and
Water Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.) J. W. Pew sec-
retary, 310 Pine, room 15
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Tonini proptr, 2>> Montgomery Av
Libsey Marj', widow, r. 102 Clara, rear
Liceni^e Collector City and Connty, new
City Hall, basement
Lichau E. Mrs., dressmaking, 756 Howard
Lichau Ernest, r. 756 Howard
Licht Louis, fancy goods, 145 Second
Lichteuberg Charles B., watchmaker, 1410 Powell
Lichtenberg William (Degener & Co.) r. San Rafael
Lichten^ William, hot tier, r. 1031 Harrison
Lichtenstedt Heinrich. waiter Hemme & Reuter, r. 31
Minna
Lichtenstein Abraham, r. 816 Montgomery
Lichtenstein Albert, messenger S. F. Board of Trade,
r. 2104 Howard
Lichtenstein Annie, widow, r. 978 Harrison
Lichtenstein Benjamin H., watches and jewelry, and
pawnbroker, 221 and 702 Kearny, r. 702 Sutter
Lichtenstein Edward, clerk Marcus Brothers & Co., r.
2104 Howard
Lichtenstein Edward H., clerk Benjamin H. Lichten-
stein, r. 702 Sutter
Lichtenstein Gustave, clerk Benjamin H. Lichten-
stein, r. 1009 Leavenworth
Lichtenstein Isador M., clerk Moses H. Lichtenstein,
r. 2526 Bush
Lichtenstein Leah, widow, r. 1009 Leavenworth
Lichtenstein Marcus, clerk, r. 1009 Leavenworth
Lichtenstein Max H., commission merchant, 617
F^ont, r. 2104 Howard
Lichtenstein Morris, manuf ladies' underwear and
corsets, 9 Dupont, r. 6 Bush PI
Lichtenstein Moses B. (J. H. Hirschleld & Co.) r. 414
Eddy
Lichtenstein Moses H., auction and commission,
012 J^ Montgomery, r. 2526 Busli
I,ichteuthal Mathias, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lichtmeku Louis, tailor Herman Nolle, r. 612 Pine
Lichtner Conrad, waiter Eoiil A. Engelberg, r. 637
Broadway
Liick House, SW cor Montgomery and Sutter
Lick James W. (F. L. Such & Co.) r. W s Douglass,
bet Twenty-third and Twenty-Fourth
liick Trust (The James Lick Trust) Henry E.
Mathews secretary, 606 Montgomery, rooms 19
and .0
Liekefelt August, liquor saloon, NE cor Stockton and
Pacific, r. 724 Union
Llckel Andrew, r. 4 Jackson PI
Lickel Maunce M., bootmaker, 100 Jackson, r. 105
Jackson
Lickenberg Adele, domestic 834 Post
Lickie William, clerk, r. .599 Ellis
Lickstein Hans, seaman schr Dashing Wave, Spear
St. Wharf
Licot Charles, porter C. Anduran & Co., r. 816 VaUejo
Licot Leon, laundry, 1507 Powell
Licot Nicholas, porter C. Anduran d Co., r. 816 Val-
lejo
Llda Gold and Silver Mining Co. (White Pine, Nev.)
A. C. Haiumond secretnry, 401 California, room 7
Liddell John, liquor saloon, 829 Kearny, r. 1309
Stockton
Liddell Thomas, seaman, r. SW cor Irwin and Ken-
tucky
Liddle Christina, domestic 814 Powell
Liddle George, plumber Daniel O'Brien, r. Grand
Central Hotel
Liddle George K., clerk Liddle & Kaeding, r. 329 Fell
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Liddle James, cigarmaker Denicke Brothers, r. 341
Piije
Liddle Robert (Liddle & Kaeding) r. 329 Fell
Liddle Robert E., inilkiuan, r. 329 Fell
Liddle William, extraiM* Hose No. 1, S. F. F. D.
Liddle William E., bra^ounder William T. Garratt,
r. 32 Linden Av
Liddle & Kaeding (Robert Liddle and Charles V. B.
Eaeding) guns and sporting materials, 538 Wasb.
Liddly George, r. Helvetia Hotel
Liddly James, r. Helvetia Hotel
Liddy Michael, laborer, r. 510 Shotwell
Liddy Patrick, laborer, r. 259 Perry
Lidon Thomas, portor, r. 133 T>-hama
Lidstrom Charles G., clerk, r. 420 Minna
Lidstrom Henry L., bookkeeper John Harrold, r. 420
Minna
Lieb Adam H., market, SW cor Eighth and Clemen-
tina, r. CbO Clementina
Lieb Charles W., printer, r. 555 Jessie
Lieb Harry, printer, r. 29 Potter
Lieb Hariy H., glassblower 8. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 29 Potter
Lieb Jacob, farmer, r. 149 Dore
Liebenau Adolpb, confectioner Stephen M. Culver, r.
70 Brady
Liebenau Emma, widow, r. 70 Brady
Liebenberg Albert H., grocvries and liquors, NE cor
Fourth and Bryant, r. 572 Brj-ant
Liebenberg August, driver Bay City Soda Water Co.,
r. 22 Lewis
Liebenberg Henry, clerk Albert H. Liebenberg, r.
572 Bryant
Liebenberg Henry, restaurant, 39 Market, r. 940 Mis-
sion
Liebenow Au;^u-'it, restaurant, 795 Battery
Lieber Emery, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. E s Ohio,
, bet Broadway and Vallejo
j Lieber MarKaret, widow, r. E s Ohio, bet Broadway
I and Vallejo
I Lieberknccht Michael, tailor, r. 544 Jessie
i Liebernianu Theodore, stockbroker, 310 Montgomery,
i r. 127 Montgomery
1 Liebeniiann. See Liberman
Liebert Belle Miss, dressmaker, r. 1C31 Polk
i Liebert Bertha Mrs., bakery, 1631 Pol<
I Liebert Bruno, teacher music, r. 1G31 Polk
Liebert Henry, teamster, r. 317 Green, rear
Liebert .John T., tailor, r. .533 Stevenson
Liiebfs Brothei-H «!b Co. (Louis and Jacob Liebes,
and Nathan Meyer) importers and manofs cigars
and tobacco, 207 and 20 J Sacramento
Liebes Ernest, carconductor, r. 829 Folsom
LlebfM H. & Co. (Hermann Li'bes and C. J. Beb-
iow) importers and manufs furs, 113 Montgomery
Liebes Hermann (H. Liebes k Co.) r. 1714 Van Ness
Av
Liebes Isaac, bookkeeper H. Liebes & Co., r. 1714 Van
Ness Av
LieVK's Jacob, r. Prcscott House
Liebes Jacob (Liebes Brothers & Co.) r. 1415 Cal.
Liebes Louis (Liebes Brothers k Co.) r. 1013 Van
Liebhard M. D. A., r. 416 Front
Liebman L., salesman Porter, Oppenheimer. Slessin-
per k Co., r. 404 Stucktcn
Liebmann Adoli>h, clerk Micbalitschke Brothers, r.
Alhliom House
Liebmann Johtpli, bookkeeper Hecbt Brothers k Co.,
r. 121)1 Van Ness Av
Licbmauu Maurice, stockclerk Hecht Brothers k Co.,
r. 1201 Van Ness Av
Liebmann Otto (Antlies k Liebmann) r. 11 Ocary
Lieb<dd Gu-tave (Liibold k Eul) r. 335 Fourth
Liebidd A: Eul (Gustave Lielujld and William Eul)
propirs Bay State Oyster House, 7 Stockton
Liebachutz Chirles (Gregory & Lit-bschutz) r. 1105
Powell
Llegler George, maltster Paoilic Brewery, r. Alameda
Lieker 1 rank, cigarmaker Fneutrlck Lieker, r. 1114
Pad lie
Lieker Frederick, raauuf cigars, 1114 PaelQc
Lieker O. II., aMsistant bookkeeper Payot, Upham k
Co., r. 1114 Pacific
Lien Etiward. cook Eureka Restaurant, r. 14 Anh Av
LleuanI Mary Mrs., cleaner laces and curtains, 021)4
Larkin
Lienard I'lrich, carpenter, r. 021 }« Larkin
Li<nard William, r. 621 >6 Larkin
i Liers Alfred, r. 619 Pacific
manuf, and sole
patent tables and
Cerf & Co., r. 716
Lies Eugene, attorney at law, 103 Montgomery Av, r.
434 Hayes
Lies. See Lees
Liesch Anton (Liesch k Bauman) r. 245 Fonrtb
Licsch & Bauman (Anton Liesh and A. Bauman) liquor
saloon , 245 Fourth
Liesenf'ld Henry, billiard-tablefinlsher Philip Lle-
senfeld, r. 945 Folsom
Liesenfeld Philip, billiard-table
agent Phelan & Collender's
cushions, 585 Market
Llevre Isidore, traveling agent J,
Post
Liex J., r. 708 Commercial
Life Association of America (of St. Louis, Mo.) Cali-
fornia Dept, Isaac W. Tener secretary, 311 Cal.
Liftchild Henry, photo engraver, 224 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Light C. H.. Mrs., r. 822 Bush
Li^lit House Department (Twelfth District)
inspectors and engineers' office 120 Sutter (after
July Ist new U. S. Appraiser's Building)
Light Mary E. Mrs., r. »22 Bush
Lightbourn J., paperhanger, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Lightbourn John E.. r. 566 Howard
Lightboum Joseph, bookkeeper Patrick Cosgrovc, r,
43 Vallejo
Lightbume Stafford, sewing machines, 2.35 Sixteenth
Light-capp Lee J., canvasser Morning Call, r. 85 Ninth
Lighte Jacob W., expressman, r. 1512 Hyde
Llghtfoot M. Mrs., r. 1150 Market
Lighthall Aimer H.. engineer, r. 2338 Washlngtou
Lightbauseu Adam, butcher, r. 1600 Post
Lighthauseu Conrad, butcher Michelssen, Brown k
Co., r. Fifth Av, nr Railroad Av, S .uth S. F.
Lightner Felix, clerk Lachman & Jacobi,r. 1322 Tyler
Lightuer Harry, mining engineer, r. 1312 Guerrero
Lightuer Isaac, agent, 214 California, r. 1322 Tyler
Lightner Joel F., mining secretai-y, 58 Nevada Block,
r. 320 Ellis
Liig'ue National Francaise, office and library
120 Sutter, rooms 16 and 17
Liguria Gold and Silver Mining Co., Alexander B.
Copper secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 4
Ltkos Edward, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. N s North Point, nr Larkin
Lilianstraud Antone, carpenter, r. 75 Clementina
Lilieuthal Emma, domestic 12ii5 Tyler
Lilleuthal Ernest (C. Mangels J: Co.) r. 705 Mission
Lilienthal Ernest, clerk John Plath, r. NW cor EUia
and Steiner
Lilienthal Ernest R. (Lilienthal & Co.) r. 1818 Cal.
Lilienthal Henry, driver J. F. Michaelseu, r.W s Mis-
slon, 8 of Ocean Hous^e Road
Lilienthal Henry (Ebbinghausen k Co.) r. NWcor
Twentj'-llrst and Mission
Lllienthbl Henry „stock speculator, r. 1229 Filbert
Lilienthal Hermann, butcher, 22 Grand Arcade Mar-
ket, r. 246 Townsend
Lilienthal J. Leo, with Lilienthal & Co.. r. 1818 Cal.
Lilienthal Philip N., cashier Anglo-Californian Bank,
r. "J16 Sutter
Lilienthal <!k Co. (Ernest R. Lilienthal) whole-
sale li<juors, and proptrs Cyrus Noble Distillery,
223 California
Liljenberg Peter (Liljenberg & Brother) r. 938 Hani-
son
Llljenbtrg Sven (Uljcnb. rg k Brother) r. 938 Harri-
son
Liljenberg k Brother (Sven and Peter) carriage-
makers, 938 Harrison
LUkenile}r Otto W., proptr Railroad Exchange
Saloon, SW cor Powell and Francisco, r. 224 54
Franci.-^co
LlU A. N., r. Prescott House
Lillabridge J. Mrs., retoucher Jeffers, Wells & Eipps,
r. 5.)9 StevenS'U
Lilland John J., laborer, r. NE cor Kentucky and
First Av, South S. F.
Lilie .lean, fruits and vegi tables, 1514 Stockton
Lille Mitchell, soapmaker Harbor View Soap Works,
r. Black Point
Lillo Philip, proptr Harbor View Soap Works, NW
cor Bay and Websti r, r. Black Point
Lilley John N.. finisher Herman Granz, r. 29 Garden
Lillian Quicksilver Mining f'o. (Sonoma Co., Cal.) M.
Landers secretary, :J09 M'<»tgoniery
Llllie , mining, r. 225 O'Farrell
Lillle Annie, domestic 2529 California
Lillls Chester H., deputy County Clerk, r. 310 Kearny
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Lillie Christian F., sailmaker Christian C
•20 Fair Oaks
Lillle J., gilder, r. 123 Liberty
IdUie L.oui8, secretary Colorado Commercial and
Land Co., and Mcmroy Gravel Mining Co., office
and r. tiOT Washington
Lillie S. P. Miss, assistant Denman Grammar School,
r. 704 Dolores
Llllis Frank A., clerk, r. 815 Valencia
Lillis James L., receiving clerk Western Union Tel.
Co., r. 813 Valencia
Lillis Patrick, porter Nevada Bank of San FranciBco,
r. 52-t Howard •
Lillis Thomas, laborer A. E. Buckinan, r. NE cor
Church and Borland
Lilljkiren August P., fireman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 742
Fourth
Lilljstraiid J., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lilote David, cook, r. 90S San&ome
Lima Francisco A., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
41.5 Ji Druuun
Lima Marselino, cigaretteniaker JohnBollman b Co.,
r. 409 Washington
Limando W. S., conductor Hayes Valley braneh Mar-
ket St. KR.
Limbert Alexander, mate schr Clans Spreckels, r. NE
cor Howard and Spear
Limburg Aunie, domistic 2216 Howard
Limoni Giuseppe, fruits, 92<J Sacramento
Linahan Joseph, wireworker Charles H. Gruenhagen.
r. 157 Clara
Linard B. Ralph, lithographer, 412 Commercial, r. 219
Geary
Linari Giovanni (Giovanni Linari & Brother) r. 424
Vallejo
Linari Giovanni & Brother (Giovanni and Stefano)
wood and coal. 1210 Stockton
Linari Giu.seppe, laborer, r. 9 Union PI
Linari Joseph, marbleworker S. Campodonico, r. 17
Lafavette PI
Linsri Paul, sawyer L. J. Ruflano A: Co., r. 9 Union PI
Linari Stefano (Giovanni Linari & Brother) r. 17 La-
fayette PI
Linberg Victor, tanner Mission Tannery, r. 430 Shot-
well
linburg Mrs., stewardess Pacific Ck>a6t SS. Ori-
zaba
Llnck Caspar. Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Lincke Cuthbert, liquor dealer, r. 1310 Montgomery
Lincoln Alfred, carpenter, r. 362 Jessie
Lincoln Andrew R., hamessmaker Charles H. Mead,
r 2217 Lurkin
Lincoln Bernard B., r. 14 Prospect PI
Lincoln Charles P.. clerk freight auditor Central Pac.
RB., r. Oaklaud
Lincoln Clarence P., clerk Davis Brothers, r. Ill
Olive Av
Lincoln Evening School, Fifth, bet Market and Mis-
sion
Lincoln George 8. (Graham & Lincoln) r. 115 Seventh
Lincoln George W., butcher, r. 24-20 Pacific Av
Lincoln Grammar School, Filth, bet Ma.ket and
Mission
Lincoln Granville H. (Lincoln & Parkin) r. 115 Sev-
enth
Lincoln Hall, 413 Third
Lincoln Harry, sole leathercutter Boseutbal, Feder A:
Co., r. 221 Lindeij Av
Lincoln He'ury S., clerk freight auditor Central Pac.
RR., r. Oakland
Lincoln Jennie Miss. r. 707 O'Farrell
Idncoln Jerome, real-estate, and vice-president
and manager Security Saving's Bank, 215 Sansome,
r. 334 Beale
Lincoln Jerome Jr., student, r. 334 Beale
Lincoln J. Waldo, receiver N. B. and Mission BR., r.
307 Fourth
Lincoln Levi A., contractor, r. 2307 Polk
Lincoln Mary, widow; r. NE cor Howard and Twenty-
fourth
Lincoln P. H. Mrs., furnished rooms, 115 Seventh
Lincoln Primary School, Bryant, bet Sixth and Sev-
enth
Lincoln %'incent H., clerk, r. 20 Clementina
Lincoln WilUam. r. 210.T Jones
Lincoln William, canvacser Liverpool and London
and Globe Insurance Co., r. 1228 Ellis
Lincoln k Parkin (<iranville H. Lincoln and Charles
Parkin) tq-oceries, N s (541) Sixteenth, bet Mis-
sion and Valencia
Lind Alfred W., pmptr Lind's Alameda and 8. F. Ex-
press, 331 East, r. Alameda
Lind Annie, widow, r. 553 Howard
Lind August, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Lind Charles (Malter & Lind) r. Iu9 Twenty-fourth
Lind Christian, mate schr Anna Mathilde, r. 606
Third
Lind Frank, master mariner, r. SDruium
Lind Henry, Eiggers" Pro. Union. 614 Howard
Lind John, laborer Pacific St. Wharf, r. .531 East
Lind John (Liud & Van Buskirk) r. 223 Harrison
Lind John, setman schr Adreanna, Pacific St. Wharf
Lind John, teamster Capitol Mills, r. 8 Oak Grove Av
Lind Otto, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Lind Peter, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Lind & Van Buskirk (John Lind and Howard Van
Buskirk) asphaltum roofers, 620 Market
Lind's Alameda and S. F. Express, Alfred W. Lind
proptr, 331 East
Lind. See Lynde ■
Lindacher Paul P., salesman Gibson & Preston, r. 0
Glover
Lindauer Gustave, wood and coal, 526 Fourth
Lindberg Edward A., compositor Evening Bulletin,
r. Alameda
Lindberg Emily U. Miss, assistant North Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. Alameda
Lindberg George, tanuer A. B. Pairick & Co., r. 430
Shotwell ^,^ _.
Lindberg James J. E., civil engineer, r. 2109 Van
XTAgg Av
Lindberg John, carpenter, r. 1901 Pacific Av — -
Lindberg John, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Lindborg Nels. seaman, r. 823 Battery
Lindburg Charles, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Linde Ernst, cook. r. 5 WashiiiKton
Lindeck- r Jacob, tailor, 787 Folsom, r. 31s0 Tehama
Lindell Frank, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 209 X
Tenth „ „ _^
Lindell House, Aaron Wolf proptr, 8W cor aowaxa
and Sixth ~ „ j. ,
Lindeman A. A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lindeman Albert, confectioner Emil A. Engelberg,
r. 11 Jai^per PI
Lindeman E. H., r. 618 Sixth, rear
Lindeman Eugenie Miss, actress Cal. Theater, r. 905
Larkin
Lindeman Johanna, widow, r. 510 H Natoma
Lindeman John, with American Pipe Cg. r. 279 Clara
Lindeman Tobias, baker John E. Doyle, r. 4 Berry
Lindeman V.. Miss, actress Cal. Theater, r. 905 Larkin
Lindeman William, barber Herman Hauser, r. 515)«
Bush , ,.,
Lindemann Charles H., manufacturmg jeweler, 001
Cal.. r. SW cor Lombard and Montgomery Av ^
Lindemann Clans, tanner Oswald Kranz, r. N s Val-
ley, bet San Jose Av and Dolores
Lindemann Henry, tanner Oswald Kranz, r. > 8 Day,
bet Dolores and Railroad track
Lindemann John, tanner John J. Baker, r. Franconia
House
lindemann. See Linderman ,, „ „„ _. ,_
Linden Daniel, waiter Pacific Mall SS. City of Pa-
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Linden Edward, liquor saloon, 611 Davis, r
Drumm ^„ ,m.i i
Linden Hou.^e. Amasa Swift proptr, 2'20 Third
Lindenbaum Abraham, solicitor Isaac Liudenbanm,
r. 52St'-uart , . , w
Lindenbaum Hyman, solicitor Isaac Lindenbaum, r.
62Steuart , -, o* ^
Lindenbaum Isaac, boot and shoe manuf, o2 Steuart
Lindenbaum Moses, tailor, 146 Steuart
Lindenbaum Nathan, shoemaker Isaac landenbaum,
r. •''2 Steuart _ . , . „^
Lindenbaum Philip, shoemaker Isaac Lindenbaum,
r. .52 Steuart ^ ~ ^ ,a-it
Lindenberg John G., waiter WiUlam G. Finch, r. 1017
Battery
Lindenberger T. E., with W. G. Badger, '• F^J^t/'l^
Lindenborn Charles 8., bookkeeper, r. 1.11 Mason.
ndenbom David, wholesale jeweler, 647 Market, r.
1711 Mason .
Lindenstadt A<lolph. fancy goods, 439 Union
Linder Dominick, butcher U. S. liestauraut, r. 24 Fair
Oaks , .
Linderberg Thiel. cardriver, r. 30 Jessie
I jnderhoff Olofif, Tailors* Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
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Lindennan Charles O., clerk, r. 165 Perry
Linderman M. Miss, actreES Cal. Theater,r. 806 Geary
LJndermaa Paul, boxmaker Union Box Factory, r.
336 Sixth
Linderman Tobias, capitalist, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Linderman. See Linaeman
Llndeross Oscar, upholsterer Schoenfeld & Heyman,
r. 365 Clementina
Llndford William, shipcarpenter, r. 119 Jackson
Lindgreen John, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Lindheimer Meier, sergeant police City Hall, r. 812
Geary
Lindheimer Morris, plumber and gasfitter, 225 Du-
pont, r. 812 Geary
Lindholm Adolph, quartermaster Pacific Mail SS.
China
Lindholm Benjamin, laborer, r. N s Twenty-sixth,
bet Castro and Noe
Lindholm J., tailor, r. 1407 Alontgomery
Lindholm Otto W. (O. "W. Lindholm & Co.) r. Vladi-
vostock, EUiBtern Siberia
Lindenholm O. W. & Co. (Otto W. Lindholm) general
merchandise, 122 California
Lindini Jerome, fishdealer, r. l'.<Ui Union
LincUand D., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lindler Birhard, S. F. Baecker Vereln, 413 Sutter
Lindley C. H., r. The Baldwin
Lindley & Co., wholesale grocers (of Sacramento)
office 405 Front
Lindloff Louis, tanner Duncan's tannei"y, r. S s Bran-
nan, bet Eighth and Ninth
Lindnian Annie Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, 600 Stock.
Lindman John A., engineer, r. .oOO Stockton
Lindmanu Isidore, barber Abraham I. Korn, r. 10463^
Folsom
Llndmark 01c, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Lindner Conrad, r. 5 Gerke PI
Lindner David, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn
Lindner Henry, clerk Thannhauser & Co., r. 741 Mar-
ket
Lindner Joel (Lindner & Kron) r. 9 Willow Av
LinduL-r John, musician, r. 357}^ Clementina
Lindner Marks (Lindner & Kron) r. 319 O'Farroll
Lindner Richard, baker, r. NE cor Fulton and Frank-
lin
Lindner Sebastian, tanner, r. 8 s Ninth Av, bet M
and N
Lindner & Krofi (Marks and Joel Lindner, and Julius
Kron) clothing and gents' furnishing goods, 237
and 927 Kearny
LindoJ. &Co. (Jacob Liudo) auctioneers, 609 and
611 California
Lindo Jacob (J. Lindo & Co.) r. 636 Sacramento
Lindo Jose])h, clerk J. Lindo & Co., r. 636 Sacramento
Lindoff Gabriel, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Lindon James, waiter Occidental Hotel
Lindon Osmund 8., painter, r. 11 Harrison Av
Lindop William, signpainter Michael King, r. 41 Te-
hama
Lindop Mary, widow, r. 41 Tehama
Lindow John F., tailor, r. 913 Pacific
Lindqulst Carl, tinner Emile Boesch, r. ir,0}^ Te-
hama
Lindquist John, seaman, r. 921 Ji Harrison
Lindrum Otto, carpenter, 541 Vall''jo
Lindsay Alexander, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Lindsay H. E., Mrs., furnished rooms. 511 Pine
Lindsay John, carriogewasher City Cab and Carriage
Stables, r. W 8 Columbia, bet Twentieth and
Twunty-lii'st
Lindsay John R., stairbullder Cal. Mills, r. Tenth
Av, South S. F.
Liqdsay John S., actor Baldwin Theater, r. 115 Sev-
enth
Lindsay Matthew, compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
122 Silver
Lindsay Nellie Miss, packer Mission Soap and Can-
dle Works, r. Columbia, bet Twentieth and
Twentv-tirst
Lindsay Kobert A., salesman Louis Kline & 6o..x.
1921 Stevenson ^
Lindsay Kobe rt M., clerk Thomas P. H. Whitelaw. r.
602 Third
Lindsay Thomas, clerk Lloyd, Newlauds & Wood, r.
80H Guerrero
Llndsey Catherine Miss, r. 1319 Sansome
Llndsey Joseph H., special policeman, r. 1319 .San.
Llndsey William (Gonzalez Ji Llndsey) r. 924 Jackson
Lindsley Addison A., Surveyor City and County,
office new City Hall, first floor, r. 504 Geary
Lindsley Frank, waiter Baldwin's Dining Palace
Lindsley Frank M. . engraver, r. 222 J^ Fourth
Lindsley Gifford W., carpenter, 759 Mission
Lindslev William L., conductor Hayes Val'.ey branch
Market St. RR., r. 1616 Turk
Lindsley. See Linsley
Lindstrom Albert, longshoreman, r. 332 Main
Lindstrom Charles, laborer Bay Soap and Candle
Works, r. Eighth Av, nr M, South S. F.
Lindstrom John, seaman, r. 326 Main
Lindtner John, musician Tividi Garden, r. 755H
Clementina
Liudwall Charles, laborer, r. NE cor Franklin and
McAllister
Lindwall Edmond L. ( Ruther & Lindwall ) r. 21
Hinckley
Lincgar James, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r.
1217 York
Linegar Kate, domestic 2728 Folsom
Lliiehan Cornelius, exi^ressman, cor Fii-st and Mar-
ket, r. 33 Fifth Av
Liiiehan Cornelius, shoemaker, r. 28 First
Linehan Ellen, domestic 80() Mc.\llister
Linehan Daniel, teamster Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co., r. 40 Moss
Linehan Daniel J., barber. 503 Howard, r. 103 First
Linehan Dennis, blacksmith John McCarty, r. 433 Te-
hama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Linehan Francis, labort-r, r. E 8 Church, bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Linehan Isabella, widow, r. NE cor Sacramento and
Locust
Linehan John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Dolores
and Twenty-third
Linehan John, helper Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s Illi-
nois, bet Nai)a and Shasta, rear
Linehan John, laborer, r. 10 Jessie
Linehan John, longshoreman, r. 25 Fifth Av
Linehan John, milkman, r. N 8 Greenwich, bet La-
guna and Buchanan
Linehan John M., assayer and chemist, r. 527 Seven-
teenth
Linehan M. Miss, r. .506 Bryant
Linehan Margaret Mrs., r. 1747 Mission
Linehan Mary, widow, liqtior saloon, 40 First
Linehan Michael, carriagedriver, r. 5 Rausch
Linehan Michael, laborer, r. 24 Chira
Linehan Owen, teamster Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 25 Fifth Av
Linehan Patrick, laborer, r. .'50 Louisa
Linehan Richard, fireman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. E s
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Lfnehan Timothy, blacksmith Kisdon I. and L. Works
Linehan Timothy, milker John Roberts, r. Thirtieth
Av, nr San Bruno Road
Linehan William, boilermakor, r. 535 Howard
Linehan. See Linahan. and Llnnalian
Linekin Nancy M., widow, r. 927 Tyler
Lineman John, bartender H. August Breede, r. 1422
Jackson
Liner Michael, molder .^tua Iron Works, r. 238 Fre-
mont
Lines Henry, r. 102H Hyde
Lines John, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Lines Patrick, laborer, r. 316 Beale, rear
Lines S. Gregory Rev., rector St. Luke's Epis-
copal Church, r. 1222 Pine
Liiifleldt C. laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Linforth Alfred, sawpiaker, :ilH Jackson, r. 821 Va-
lencia
Llnfnrth Edward H. (Linforth & Rawlings) r. 2045
Howard
Linf<irth Edward J., attorney at law. 401 California,
rooms 9 and 10, r. 2045 Howard
Linforth E<lward W. (Linforth, Rice * Co.) r. 427
Tyler
Linforth James (Linforth, Rice fc Co.) r. 728 Shotwell
Linforth James A., with Linforth & Rawlings, r. 'J046
Howard
Linforth, Rice & Co. (James Linforth, William
A. Kicc, and Edward W. Linforth) manufactu-
rers' agents, and commission merchants, 401
Market
Linforth & Rnwlinffs (Edward H. Linforth and
John Rawlings) carpenters and cabinetmakers.
Mechanics' Mill, cor Mission and Fremont
Ling James, shoemaker Buckingham .& Hecht, r. Noe,
nr Fifteenth
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Lingenfelser Conrad W., cigarmaker Charles Harris,
r. 2010 Fillmore
Lingenfelser John, boilenuaker Cal. Boiler Works, r.
2010 Fillmore
Ltngke Richard, gardener, r. 808 Montgomery
Llngley Bartlett (Llngley & Beittty) r. 321 First
Lingley James, second officer Pacific Coast SS. Mon-
terey
l>iu|fl«y & Beatty (Bartlett Liiigley and John C.
Beatty) real-estate agents. Chronicle Building
rooms 1 and 2
Lingon E. E. Miss, r. 12G Sixth
Llngren John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Linbart Franeette, widow, r. 1024 Powell !
Lininger Thomas J., student Heald's Biisiness College |
Link Casper, llquoi- saloon, 505 Washington 4
Link Harry O., salesman George K. Starr
Link Theodore, letter carrier Post Office, r. 3U4 Third \
Linklater J., salesman J.J. O'Brien & Co., r. 2825
Clay
Linklater James P., second mate stmr Monterey, r.
713 Natoma
Linn Jacob, r. 414 Filbert
Linn Thomas S., carpenter, r. 543 Minna
Linn William W., shoeinaker M. Guerin, r. 1206 Union
Linn. See Lynn
Linnaban Michael, hostler, r. 2,31 Fifteenth
Linuard Mary, domestic 824 Sutter
Linne Frederick, cigarmaker, 526 Hayes, r. 526 Lin-
den Av
Linne Henry, restaurant, 732 Fourth, r. 730 Fourth
Linne John C, second oiBcer U. S. stmr Shubrick, r.
529 Bryant
Llnnegar Charles, laborer, r. 412 Shipley, rear
Liuuegar James, steward Martin D. Murphy, r. 83
Everett
Llnneu Michael, laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. White
House Hotel
Linnon James, clerk, r. 1010 Howard
Lincjberg Louis, salesman, r. 717 Eddy
Linovich Samuel, clerk, r. 509 Washington
Linsburg Casper, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Liuscott Mary E. Mrs., lodgings, 121 Seventh
Linscott Bussell S., r. 21 Stockton Pi
Linskey Joseiih. policemau City Hall. r. 54 Everett
Linskey Patrick, laborer, r. 6G2 Harrison
Linsley Auuetta LfeN., groceries and provisions, 312
Fifth, r. cor Napa and Carolina
Linsley Ewins W., grocer, r. W s Wisconsin, bet Si-
erra and Napa
Llnstedt Alfred H., oyster and chop house, 523 Clay,
r. 724 HQWard
Linstrom Albert, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Lint Peter F., butcher, 1103 Leavenworth, r. 3 Helen
Linthal Henry, clerk, r. 19 Hullis
Linthner Sebastin, tanner Funcke & Co., r. Ninth Av,
nr Railroad A.\, South S. F.
Linton Henry E., miner, r. '^9 Dupont
Lintott Charles, r. 3 Central PI
[iintott James, butcher, 914 Market (and Lintott
& Pike) r. 4(i'.J Tehama
liiiitott iii Pike iJames Lintott and Samuel T.
Pike) butchers, 00-02 California Market
Lintrup Charles, laborer, r. 10 Vincent
Linville Pleasant D., policeman City Hall, r. 150
Third
Liu wood Harry, driver City Cab and Carriage Stables,
r. 174 Jessie
Linworth Elizabeth Mrs., r. 207 Pacific
Lion Edgar J. Rev., rector St. SlepUen's Episcopal
Church, r. 723 Grove
Lion Henry, r. 708 Green
Lion Kate, widow, r. 723 Grove
Lion Samson, melter, melter and refiner's dept U. S.
Mint, r. 708 Green
Lion. See Lyon, and Lyne
Lipmau A., crockery and glassware, 15 Fourth, r. 19
Buss
Lipman Aaron, salesman Henry Lipman, r. 23 Rubs
Lipman Alfred, stock clerk Ackerman Brothers, r. C13
Hayes
Lipman Charles, peddler, r. 1014 Montgomery
Lipman Charles W., with Whitney & Co., r. 1011 Polk
Lipman F. C. Mrs., widow, r. 28 Hawthorne
Lipman Frederick L., messenger Homer S. King &
Co., r. 28 Hawthorne
Lipman George, groceries, 534 Minna
Lintrup Charles L., clerk John Hagman. r. 10 Vin-
cent
Lipman Henry, fruit and produce, 220 Washington, r.
23 Rubs
Lipmau Isaac, r. 27 Russ
Lipmau Isaac, r. Lick House
Lipmam Itamc N., r. 1100 Van Ness Av
Lipman J. M., Cigarmakers' Aesn, 771 Market
Lipman Jonas A., l)ookkeeper MadiBon & Burke, r.
803 Bush
Lipman Joseph (Lipman & Hyman) r. 613 Hayes
Lipman Louis, bookkeeper Louis Kline & Co., r. 613
Post
Lipmau Louis, salesman Ackerman Brothers, r. 1011
Polk
Lipman M. E. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Grammar
School, r. 1011 Polk
Lipmau Michel, cigar dealer, r. 512 Third
Lipmau Morris, fruits and vegetables, 919 Larkin
Lipman Samuel, clerk, r. 17 Guerrero
Lipman Samuel, fruit dealer, r. 510 Guerrero
Lipmau Samuel W., barber Aaron Cremer, r. 1011
Polk
Lipman Solomon, wholesale dry goods, 418 and 420
Market, r. 1100 Van Ness Av
Lipmau & Hyman (Joseph Lipman and Jacob Hyman)
barbers, 403 Pine
Lipmiin. See Lippman
Lippert Henry, barber, r. 1007 Broadway
Lippert J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Lippert John, laborer, r. 120 Gilbert, rear
Lippert Joseph F., barber Pliillp King, r. 1111 Mont.
Lippert Leonard, tailor, r. .")12 Greenwich
Lippert Leonard Jr., barber Strecker & Kern, r. 512
Greenwich
Lippert Otto, plumber Hayes & Fenlon, r. 512 Green-
wich
Lippert William, barber Henry W. Stable, r. 1007
Broadway
Lippi Amedeo (Lippi Brothers) r. 222 >$ Fourth
Lippi Anton, laborer, r. 317 Beale, rear
Lippi Barloine, liquor saloon, 712 Pacific
Lippi Brothers (Pietto and Amedeo) importers and
manufs frauies, pictures, and looking glasses, 818
Market
Lippi C;esar, vegetable peddler, r. 1151 Harrison
Lippi Michele, boarding, 19 Ohio
Lippi Pietro (Lippi Brothers) r. 23 Stockton
Lippi Pio, framemaker Lippi Brothers, r. 442 Jessie,
rear
Lippincott Amaziah, carpenter, r. 807 Geary • — ""
Lippincott Frank, apothecary Apothecaries HaU, r.
807 Geary
Lippincott Walter V., attorney at law, r. St. David's
House
Lippman Alexander (Lippman Brothers) r. 1410 Ellis
Lippman Brothers (Solomon, Hyman, and Alexander)
drygoods, 450 Valencia and 441 J^ and 443 Hayes
Lippman David, merchant, r. 700 Fulton
Lippman F. W. F., r. 308 Leavenworth
Lippman Hyman (Lippman Brothers) r. 1410 Ellis
Lippman Joseph, watches, clocks and jewelry, 517
Kearny, r. 308 Leavenworth
Lippman Robert, jieddler, r. 258 Clara
Lippman Solomon (Lippman Brothers) r. 311 Oo-
tavia
Lippman. See Lipman
Lippold Rt:inhart, polisher Cal. Jewelry Co., r. Clara
Av, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Liipshvr George, importer and manuf woodenware,
and brushes ,331 Bush, r. 127 Kearny
Lipsber John, clerk George Lipsher, r. 820 Howard
Lipshtr Joseph, clerk H. Meyers & Son, r. 542 Jessie
Lipsky Frederick, laundry, 1127 Clay
Lipzig Isaac, glazier, SE cor Post and Stockton
Lisboa Ant<juio 8., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415^ Drumm
Lisbon House, John Cardoza & Co. proptrs, il6
Drumm
Lischewsky Gustav. tuachinist Philadelphia Brewery,
r. 230 Second
Liskio Herman, seaman 88. Areata, Pacific St. Wharf
Lisman Isaac, boots and shoes, 31 Third
Lissak A. H. Jr., stockbroker, 112 Leidesdor£f, r. 116
Turl:
Lissak Louis S., stockbroker 112 Leidesdorff, r. Lick
House
Lissen Peter, baker, r. 009 Jackson
Lieser Louis, pianist, r. SE cor California and Scott
Lister Thomas E., porter J. B. Hubbard, Sons tt Co.,
r. 1619 Eddy
Litch William, r. 928 Clay
J. GUNDLACH& CO. *■"='""«•
CAL!FOKN!A V/iNES & BRANDIES.
Proprieicrs Rllilielarill, Sonoma.
CONTINENTAL SAFETY OIL
SHOUIiD BE ITSEU IN
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Litchen Meta, domeBtic 412 Sixth
Litchfield Hannah, widow, r.Ws Teunessee, bet Butte
and Solano
Litchfield J. M. & Co. (Joseph M. Litchfield) mer-
chant tailors and furnishing goods, 415 Mont.
Litchfield Joseph M. (J. M. Litchfield & Co.) and Su-
pervisor Third Ward, r. 415 Montgomery
Litchfield Thomas H., gilder Matthew D. Nile, r. 834
Mission
Litchfield Watson D., guard House of Correction
Lithauer David, peddler, r. 738 Minna
Lithauer & Co., clothing, SE cor Kearny and Post
Littau Matthias, carrier,S. F. Chronicle, r. 565 Natoma
Littebrandt Hartman, helper melter and refiner's
dept U. S. Mint, r. 314 Thirteenth
liittell H. Wesley, mining secretary, 520 Kearny,
room 1 •
Little , teamster, r. 759 Market
Little Andrew, miner, r. 424 Broadway
Little Annie M., \s'idow, r. 209 Eighth
Little Charles, elevator man Union Box Factory, r.
312 Beale
Little Cornelius C. N., saddle and harnessmaker, 703
Front, r. 616 Battery
Little Delia B., widow, r. Ss Mariposa, bet Missis-
sippi and Penusvlvania Av
Little lidward J. (Little & Lawson) r. Alameda
Little Ella J. Mi.ss, assistant Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. Capp, bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Little Etta Mrs., r. 105 Austin
Little Francis W. 8., carpenter Mechanics' Mill, r.
433 Oak
Little George, clerk, r. 370 Clementina
Little George, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 109 Austin
Little George E. Jr., nightclerk Post Office, r. Capp
iir Nineteenth
Little George H., teacher music, r. 1153 Howard
Little Henriette, housekeeper, 812 Chestnut
Little James, Cigurmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Little James H., expressman, W s Battery, nr Wash-
ington, r. E 8 Church, bet Duncan and Twenty-
eighth
Little James R., clerk general freight office Central
Pac. RR., r. Oakland
Little Jennie L. Miss, compositor Evening Bulletin,
r. 1022 Jj Larkin
Little John, laborer, r. 18 Tehama
Little John, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., r. 5 Lib-
erty
Little John G., shipcarpenter, r. 320 )j Rltch
Little John McD., drayman Solomon Jacob, r. 26
Sixth
Little John T., notebroker, 302 Montgomery, room 1,
r. NE cor Pacific Av and Buchanan
Little Joseph, driver Harper & Co., r. Oakland
Little Joseph R., student J. A. W. Luudborg, r. 1001
Sutter
Little Joseph W., r. 909 Jackson
Little Lizzie B. Miss, assistant Clement Grammar
School, r. 5 Liberty
Little Lciuisa Miss, finisher Charles J. Holmes, r. 5
Ewer PI
Little M. Miss, with Ross Brothers, r. Ill Olive Av
Little Mac Silver Mining Co. (Arizona) Alexander
McMeans secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 24
Little Mary Miss, assistant Valencia St. Grammar
School, r. 1831 Jessie
Little Mary Mrs., lodKiiigs, 104 Sixth
Little Mary, widow, r. 9 Russ
Little Mary, widow, r. 658 Seventeenth
Little Michael, molder, r. 116 Tehama
Little Randolph W., conductor Clay St. Hill RR., r.
1406 Clay
Little Robert, expressman, NEcor Sutterand Kearny,
r. H s Solano, bet Hauip-'hire and Jersey
Little Robert G. (Leger k Little) r. 1316M Larkin
Little Roland W., valisemakcr, r. 320M Ritch
Little Samuel, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., r. 6
Liberty
Little Sisters' Infant Shelter, Mrs. Jane Temple ma-
tron, 512 Minna
Little Stephen H., r. 514 Second
Little Thoiuas, molder Savage & Son, r. 116 Tehama
Little Thomas, molder Union Iron Works, r. 154)4
Shijdey
Little Thomas J., policeman City Hall. r. 3S6 Union
Little Thomas J., elevatorman Palace'Hotel
Little Thomas W., boatman Weinberg & Speckter, r.
8 s Hooper, bet Fourth and Kentucky
Little Tillle E. Miss, teacher, r. 5 Liberty
Little Walter J. P., carpenter Mechanics' Mill, r. 433
Oak
Little William, extraman Hose No. 1, 8. F. F. D.,
r. 32 Linden Av
Little William (Little & Camming) r. 116 Stockton
Little William, policeman City Hall, r. 352 Third
Little WilUam B., r. 5 Liberty
Little William H., freight clerk Baker & Hamilton,
r. 5 Liberty
Little William T., foreman William T. Garratt, r. 409
Capp
Little William W., r. 409 Capp
Little & Cumming (William Little and James B.
Gumming) carpenters and builders, 108 Geary
^ittle & Lawson (Edward J. Little and John C. Law-
son) stoves and copperware, 603 Batters and 306
Jackson
Little. See Lytle and Lvttle
liittleHeld, AlHson '& Co., (Sheldon Littlefleld,
David E. Allison, and Alfred Goldthwait) fruit
and produce commission, 309 and 311 Washington
Littlelield Curtis, fireman stmr Yosemite, Market St.
Wharf
Llttletield Gustavus B., shoemaker Buckingham k
Hecht, r. 126 Rose Av
Littlefield I. F., raininc, r. Mariposa, bet Florida and
Bryant Av
Littlefield James, r. 1009 Leavenworth
Littlefl Id John E., patrolman Underwriters' Fire
Patrol No. 2, Grove, bet Polk and Larkin
Littlefield John W., stevedore, r. 19 Perry
Littlefield John W. Jr., laborer, r. 15 Periy
Littlefield Loammi, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 332
Shipley
Litt It field Martha 8., widow, r. 14.37 Pine
Littlefield Myron W., letter carrier Post Office, r. 1437
Pine
Littlefield Nellie A. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley
Gr:immar School, r. 2516 Sacramento
I,ittlefield Olivia M., widow, r. 2516 Sacramento
Littlefield Sarah, domestic 1413 Post ^
Littlefield Sheldon (Littlefield, Allison & Co.) r. 1710
Clay
Littlehales John L., capitalist, r. American Exchange
Hotel
Littlejohn George W., master mariner, r. 222 McAl-
lister
Littlejohn G. W. Mrs., furnished rooms, 222 McAl-
lister
Littlejohn Wilber T., machinist Cal. Mills, r. 139
Fourth
Littleport Ellen H., widow, r. 1712 Polk
Littleson Eliza, domrgtlc 1622 Clay
Littleton Charles, r. 225 Geary
Litton William H., r. 333 Geary
Litz John, upholsterer, r. 367 Clementina
Litz Nicholas, band sawyer Conrad Boiler, r. 367
Clementina
Litzius August, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf.
Co., r. 35 M Langton
Litzius August C. Jr.* engraver Cal. Jewelry Co., r.
35 Ji Langton
Litzius Edward, cutler Will & Finck, r. 35 5« Langton
Litzius Louis G., upholsterer, r. 35^ Langton
Litzius William, clerk Will & Finck, r. 35 J4 Langton
Lively .John W., engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 1122)4
Larkin
Livermore Charles E., manager Redington Quick-
silver Co., .531 Market, r. Occidental Hotel
Livermore Clarence, bookkeeper, r. 935 Sacramento
Livermore E<lward St. L., compositor, r. 227 San Jos^
Av
Livermore Harry A., pressman Dally Stock Report, r.
227 S;in Jost' Av
Livermore Horatio P., treasurer Redington
Quicksilver Co., and Natoma Water and Mining
Co., and Kern Valley Water Co., 531 Market, r.
Rock Ridye, Oakland
Livermore Obadiah, real-estate agent, 522 Montgom-
ery, r. 1216 Jones
Llveronl G. B., laborer 8ea Wall
Liveroni John R., bootblack, 1000J4 Market, r. U.OH
Natoma
Liveroni Mary Miss, nirhingmaker, r. 410M Natoma
Liverpool and Loiiilon itnfl Globe Insur-
ance Co., George Mel resident secretary, 422
California
Ijiver|>ool and London
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California
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30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE,
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THE OPTICIAN,
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Liverpool Gold and Silver Miniug Co. (Nye Co
J. H. Sayre secretaiy, 330 Pine, room 36
Liverpool Underwriters' Association, Falk-
ner. Bell & Co. agents, 430 California
Llvertsen Louis, mate schr Greyhound, Green St.
Wharf
Livingston A., proptr The Villa, NW cor Sixth Av and
Fulton
Livingston Abraham, salesman S. Hartmau & Brother,
r. 1010 Polk
Livinfestou Anna, widow, elocutionist, r. 606 Mont-
gomery
Livingston Chauncey, steward stmr Julia, r. IH
Bernard
Livingston Clarenoe H., r. 1701 Howard
Livingston D. & Co. (David Livingston and Moses
Sondheimer) dry goods, 13'28 Polk
Livingston David (D. Livingston & Co.) r. 1326 Polk
Livingston Edith Miss, r. 211 Polk
Livingston George H., collector Charles Ashton, r.
817 Point Lobos Av
Livingston George H., ofQce 331 Montgomery, room
3, r.904 Van Ness Av
Livingston Harry, expressman, r. 365 Natoma
Livingston H. B., newspaper reporter, r. 817 Mont.
Livingston Howard, oifice 331 Montgomery, room 3,
r. 904 Van Ness Av
Livingston H. W., r. Grand Hotel
Livingston Isaac L. J., upholsterer J. W. Stamper &
Co.. r. 1010 Polk
Livingston Jacob, bookkeeper Sam. Leszynsky &
Brother, r. 1010 Polk
Iiiving'ston Janies M. , mining and real-estate,
331 Montgomery, room 3, r. 904 Van Ness Av
Livingston John (Lowenthal, Livingston & Co.) r. 13
Guerrero
Livingston Lazarus J., groceries, 1010 Polk
Livingston Lenu, actress, r. 1701 Howard
Livingston Louis (Livingston & Co.) r. Frankfort,
Germany
Livingston Louis, butcher G. W. Mowry, r. SW cor
Grove and Laguna
Livingston M. A., traveling merchant, r. 1010 Polk
Livingston Mark, capitalist, 414 California (and Hutch-
inson Kohl, Philippeus & Co.) r. 803 Stockton
Livingston Philip H., ieweler, r. 96 Seventh
Livingston Richard M., office 331 Montgomery, room
3, r. 904 Van Ness Av
Livingston Wilson, r. 904 Van Ness Av
Iiivinjfston <& Co. (Louis Livingston, Isaac Levy,
Abram P. Williams, and Joseph May) importers
and wholesale wines and liquors, 220 and 222
California
Livingstone David M. G., r. 236J^ Sixth
Livingstone Eliza, widow, furnished rooms, 24 Mint
Av, and 439 Jessie
Livingstone Frank, laborer, r. 3 King
Livingstone Jacob, r. 607 Union
Livingstone Rinaldo E., commercial editor Alta Cali-
fornia, r. 6}^ Harriet
Livratt Charles H., Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Howard
Livroui Andrew, porter George L. Smith, r. 506 Jessie
Livroni Nicola, r. 240 )<S Fifth
Lizur Albert, cooper, r. 922 Bryant
Llewellyn Caroline, widow, r. 219 Ji Prospect PI
Lle-weilyn David, foreman Columbia Foundry,
r. 343 Beale
Llewellyn Llewellyn, bookkeeper Columbia Foundry,
r. 343 Beale
LileMrellyn Reese, proptr Columbia Foundry, 133
and 135 Beale, r. 343 Beale
Llewellyn Thomas, engineer Columbia Foundry, r.
343 Beale
Llewellyn. See Lewellyn
Lloyd D. C, manager C. T. Raynolds & Co., r. 821
Bush
Lloyd Edward C, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan
Lloyd Ellen, widow, female employment office, 1308 }4
Polk
Lloyd Frederick F., clerk, r. 1612 California
Lloyd George E.. bookkeeper, r. 1308 J^ Polk
Lloyd GoorKe W., clerk Pacific Mail SS. Co.,r. 1130
Valencia
Lloyd Henry C, teamster, r. 1010 Folsom
Lloyd John, attorney at law, illii California, room
15, r. Fruit Vale
Lloyd Mary Miss. r. 711 Pine
Lloyd Mary P., widow. Kindergarten School. 1612
California
Lloyd Nannie S. Miss, r. 1612 California
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Lloyd, Neivlands «fe Wood (Reuben H. Lloyd,
Frank G. Newlands, and William S. VTOod) attor-
neys at law, 9-13 Nevada Block
Lloyd K;ilph, r. lolO Folsom
Lloyd Reuhen H. (Lloyd, Newlands & Wood) r.
1010 Folsom
Lloyd Samuel, cook John Workman, r. 12 Jansen
Lloyd Thomas, blacksmith, r. 1308^ Polk
Lloyd William, longshoreman, r. W s Pringle Court,
ur Greenwich
Lloyd William C, printer, r. 813 Shotwell
Lloyd William O. (Lloyd & Sherman) r. 4S Second
Lloyd & Sherman (William O. Lloyd and Caleb Sher-
man) shirt manufs, 45 Second
Lloyd. See Loyd
Lloyds, Falkner, Bell & Co. agents, 430 California
Loag Ellen, domestic 30 McAllister
Loaiza Manuel Y., assistant cashier Wenceslao Lo-
aiza, r. 1217 Washington
Loaiza Wenceslao (Wenceslao Loaiza) r. 1217 Wash.
Loaiza Wenceslao (Wenceslao Loaiza and Jorge
L. Canalizo) commission merchants, 323 Cal.
Loamke John, laborer, r. 219 First
Loane Abraham, planer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r.
1530 Tyler
Loane Charles C, painter, r. 1512 Tyler
Loane Francis M., extraman Engine No. 6, S. F. F. D.,
r. 959 Folsom
Loane Harry E., bricklayer, r. 1512 Tyler
Loane Henry S., deputy Sheriff, r. 1512 Tyler
Loane John M., salesman Lachman & Jacob!, r. 821
Dupont
Lobe Anatole, salesman, r. 2529 California
Lobe Emile, salesman Bachman Brothers, r. 2423
California
Lobe Henry, clerk Bachman Brothers, r. 2423 Cal.
Lobe Simon, r. 2423 California
Lobe. See Loeb
Lcbensteln Dinah Miss, varieties, 1528 Turk
Lobenstein Louis, selector Ackerman Brothers, r.
1528 Turk
Lobenstein Marcus, drayman, r. 1528 Turk
Lobenstein Solomon, market, NW cor Post and La-
guna
Lobhard Adolph, porter Wellman, Peck & Co., r. 1813
Scott
Lobo Francisco, musician, r. 634 Vallejo
Lobos Avenue School, Point Lobos Av, nr Parker Av
Lobos Square Packing House, J. Y. Wilson
& Co. proptrs, N s Bay, nr Buchanan, depot 508
Market and 9 Sutter
Locallo Pietro, laborer Sea Wall
Locan Frank, capitalist, r. 1114 Post
LocchettI Giovanni, laborer, r. 336 Vallejo
Loch August, laborer William Smith, r. 317 Green
Loch William, porter Seth Thomas Clock Co., r. IS
Tehama
Loch. See Locke
Lochbaum Augu.'it, jewelry boxmaker A. H. Loch-
baum, r. 1809 Post
Lochbaum August H., manuf jewelry cases, 134 Sut-
ter, r. 1809 Post
Lochbaum Eva, widow, varieties, 1227 Union
Lochbaum Valentine B., tinsmith George H.Tayft
Co., r. 1227 Union
Locher F. Joseph, cutter Schafer & Co., r. 2509 Cal.
Locher Pauline Mrs., dressmaker, r.2509 California
Lochhead Andrew W., mechanical engineer, r. 252
Spear
Lochhead John, mechanical engineer, r. 252 Spear
Lochhead John Jr., machinist, r. 252 Spear
Lochhead Robert, draftsman, r. 252 Spear
Lochmann Frederick, clerk Sternfeld Brothers & Co.,
r. 539 Market
Lochmer Joseph, negative retoucher Peters & Sewell,
r. West Berkeley
Locke Annie, domestic 1613 Bush
Locke Charles E., bric-a-brac, antique furniture
and statuary, 25 Geary, and proptr Bush St.
Theater, r. 325 Ellis
I Locke Edward C, civil engineer, 330 Pine, room
18, r. 1007 California
• Locke Emilv Miss, shoefitter Buckingham & Heoht, r.
Church," bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Locke Frank L., miller Horace Davis* Co., r. Oakland
Locke HoUis M., student, r. 1310 Green
Locke Isaac S., clerk, r. 1310 Green
Locke James, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Locke James P. (Locke & Thomas) r. E s Church, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
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Locke J. B^ compoBl+or Evening Bulletin, r. Oakland
Locke Josiah H., superintendent Golden Gate Flour-
ing Mills, r. 819 Grove
Locke Louis, interpreter Chinese, Police Court, r. 926
, Mason
Locke Melanie, -widow, dressmaker, r. 22 Wetmore PI
Locke Nathan S., clerk Henry E. McBride, r. 1310
Green
Locke Raymond M., carpenter Public School Depai-t-
ment, r. liflO Green
Locke Samuel, mining, 309 California, rooms 8 and 9,
r. 410 Kearny
Locke Seymour E., r. 325 Ellis
Locke William L., cashier George C. Hickox & Co., r.
615 Mason
Locke k Thomas (James P. Locke and Henry Thomas)
carriage factory, 817 Market
Locke. See Loch
Lockhart Andrew, machinist, r. 7 Priest
Lockhart Carrie Miss, saleslady William S. Town-
aend, r. 631 Stevenson
Lockhart George A. (Lockhart k Porter) r. 216 Leav.
Lockhart .John, junkdealer, r. 11 Converse
Lockhart John, machinist, r. 7 Priest
Lockhart Leila Miss, dressmaker, r. 631 Stevenson
Lockhart Robert, carrier Call and Bulletin, r. 550
Mission
Lockhart Samuel, carrier Call, r. 796 Stevenson
Lockhart Thomas, carpenter, r. 54 First
Lockhart Walter, telegraph operator, r. 1023 Wash.
Liockhart & Porter (George A. Lockhart and
William H. Porter) undertakers, IR O'Farrell, and
manufs coffins and dealers undertakers' goods, 29
Bluiome
Lockhart. See Luckhart
Lockin^^ton Williaii! N., architect, r. 2 Highland Ter-
race
Locks Josephs., clerk Charles 0. O'Donnell, r. 808
Kearny
Lockstaedt Louis, t«'acher music, r. 835 Bush
Lock8t:om Victor, seaman sohr Minnette.r. 418Bdwy.
Lockwood Arthur A., clerk Nevada Bank of San Fran-
cisco, r. Grand Hotel
Lockwood Arthur D., assietint bookkeeper Hunting-
ton, Hopkins & Co., r. 725 Pine
Lockwood E., cabinetmaker, r. 21 Sherman
Lockwood Eugene, switchman Southern Pac. RR., r.
•2f;03 Bryant Av
Lockwood Henry H., porter Richards & Harrison, r.
331 Ji Eddy
Lockwood Louisa, widow, r. 193 Hyde
Lockwood Mary Mrs., teacher, r. 927 Folsom
Loc wood Thomas, sawmaker Pac. Saw Manuf. Co.,
r. 106 Mason
Lockwood Tylie W., compositor Morning Call, r. 1565
Kearny
Lockwood William, driver Megilllgan & Clark, r. San
Jose Road nr Industrial School
Lockwood William H., stockman printing dept A. L.
Bancroft & Co., r. 3 Elliot Park
Lockyer Henry, stovemoimter James De LaMontanya,
r. Berkeley
Lockyer Thomas, deckhand tug Hercules
Loderhose August, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Lodge William H., extraman Engine No. 12, 8. F. F.
v., and janitor Richard Chute, r. SW cor Drumm
and Commercial
Lodi Mining Co. (Esmeralda Go. Nev.) office 328
Montgomery, room 20
liOds Charles L., carpenter Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 1608 Mission
Loeb A. clerk Jacob V. Leon, r. 933 Folsom
Loeb Henry, market, NW cor Mason and Vallejo, r.
1309 Stockton
Loeb Valentine, bark grinder, r. Sixth Av,bet Q and
R, South S. F.
Loeb. See Lobe
Loebel Solomon, clerk, r. 212 Hteuart
Loeber Andrew, mail carrier chief quarter-master's
office, U. S. A., Presidio Reservation
Loeber August, packer Eclipse Bakery, r. Oakland
Loeber Hermann, bookkeeper Forbes Brothers, r.
Oakland
Looby Louis, clerk Three Brothers, r. 422 Sixth
[ Loeffler Frederirk, baker, r. 832 V4 Vallejo
I Loeffler George, b^iker Philip Kalterer, r. E 8 Mis-
sion, bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Loehr George W., clerk Christian 0. Berger, r. 1810
I Broderick
I Loesch Valentine, liquor saloon, 638 Pacific
Loesecke Percy V., stockbroker, 121 Sansome, r. 513
Franklin
Loeser Julius, bartender George E. Brosi, 37 Second
Loessel Theodore, auditor S. F. Savings Union, r.
1106 Taylor
Loeven Emil, proptr Eagle Coffee and Spice Mills, 520
Front, r. 1813 Steiner
Loew Aaron, tailor, 14 Turk
Loewe Augiist, dairy. Thirtieth, bet Whitney and War-
ren, Fairmouiit Tract
Loewe Brothers (Mrs. Henrietto Loewe and Moses
Slegel) importers and wholesale wines and liquors,
217 Battery
Loewe Henriette Mrs. (Loewe Brothers) r. 830 McAl-
lister
Loewe. See Lowe
Loewel A. & Co. (Alexander Loewel and Henry Gunz-
burger) butchers, 12 S. F. Market
Loewel Alexander (A. Loewel & Co.) r. 737 McAllister
Loewel David, capitalist, r. 735 Geary
Loewel. See Lowell
Loewenberg Christina, cook, 614 Lombard
Loewenberg George, collector, r. 264 Tyler
Loewenberg Joseph, butcher, r. 2406 Post
Loewenberg. See Lowenberg
Loewenhayn Henry, green and dried fruits, 428 San-
some, r. Abbotsford House
Loewensteiu Gotthold, tailor, r. 108 William, rear
Loewenstein Herman (Meyers & Loewenstein) r. 237
Ritch
Loewenstein Jacob H., laundrymau, r. 14 Downey.
Loewenstein. See Lowenstein
Loewenthal Henry P. Rev., rabbi, r. 120 Eddy
Loewenthal Joseph, secondhand clothing, 927 Market
Loewenthal Max, student, r. 129 Thirteenth
Loewenthal Meyer L., clerk William 8. Townsend, r.
617 Geary
Loewenthal Rachel Miss, vocalist, r. 120 Eddy
Loewenthal. .See Lowcnthal, and Lcweuthal
Lofstead John N., furrier, 813 Market, r. 60 Zoe
Lofstedt Charles, cooper, r. 20 Commercial
Loftis George W., liquor saloon, 1234 Market, r. 129
Fifteenth
Loftis Francis P. H., machinist Globe Iron Woits, r.
115 Langton
Loftis James, teamster Charles S. Healey, r. E s Mis-
sion, nr Valencia
Loftis John, farmer, r. 322 Jessie
Lofton William J., barber Lampe Brothers, r. 28
Stone
Loftus Daniel H., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r,
1027 Mission
Loftus James W., carpenter Italian Hospital, Noe, bet
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Loftus John, laborer, r. 303 Eleventh
Loftus Michael, carpenter, r. N s Noe, bet Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth
Loftus Michael, laborer, r. 71 Jessie
Loftus Michael A., policeman City H.ill, r. W s Fif-
teenth, nr Mission
LoftuH Michael H., teamster, r. 7 Noonan Av
Loftus Patrick, laborer, r. W s Dame, bet Thirtieth
and Thirty-first
Loftus Patrick, packer West Coast Furniture Oo., r.
422 Fourth
LoftuM Patrick, porter Grand Hotel
Loftus Peter, bartender, r. 1126 Market
Loftus Thomas, clerk Frank Moran, r. 422 Fourth
Loftus William, clerk, r. 613 Stockton
Loftus. See Loftis
Logan A. H., r. 36 Geary
Logan Alexander, liorsecollaruiaker, r. 262 Minna
Logan Andrew, r. 250 Locust Av
Logan Charles, r. 1218 Market
Logan Daniel D., seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Logan Duncan, assistant superintendent dock Pacific
Ooaxt 8S. Co., Broadway Wharf, r. 8U2 Broadway
Logan Emma C. Miss, shoefitter Rosenthal, Feder k
Co., r.HlC Filbert
Logau H. Clay, traveling freight agent Central Pac.
RR.,r. Oakland
Logan J. Mrs., widow, r. 712 Howard
Logan James, deckhand Pacitic Coast SS. State of
California, Broadway Wharf
Logan James, wool sorter, r. 765 Market
Logan James F., carpenter, r. 1320 Folsom "
Logan James M., lettercarrler Post Office, r. 1208 Sut-
ter
Logan John W., salesman S. Mosgrove & Brother, r.
Ahlborn House
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, "^'"'"s S.=i!,'o'."!,rif„t?l '"'"*«"•'"'
I u APnnKiniiPLi iaiportsr of and deaijEr ix coal, and pig iron,
J. mAuUUlMUUun, 41 Market street, comer Spear.
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Logan Lottie, domestic 1510 Joues
Lofian Paul, actor Baldwin Theater, r. 235 Stevenson
Logan Uobeit 8-., shoemaker Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slesslnger & Co., r. 81G Filbert
Logan Rudolph, laborer, r. 215 Sixteenth
Logan Thomas, laborer, r. 144 Perry
Logan Walter, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 51 Second
I.ogan William, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 4fi Second
Logan William B.. clerk general freight office Central
Pac. ftK.. r. 204 McAllister
Logan. See Loch n
Logeman William G., manuf waterproof aprons, 10
Lick
Logfrie James J., carpenter, r. 8'24 Mission
Logue James, expressman, r. 113 Clinton
Logue James, gardener Golden Gate Park, r. NE cor
Fulton and Broderick
Logue Patrick, laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 62 Te-
hama
Logue Sarah, domestic 340 Fremont
Loh Adam, porter Louis Kline & Co., r. 1 Bannam PI
Loh Peter, drayman, r. 152.%,Masou
Loheide Frederick W., painter, r. 108)^ Park Av
Ix)hler Isaac, peddler, r. 421 Dupont
Lehman George, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 17
Decatur
Lehman Isaac (Lohman & Coghill) r. Oakland
Lohman Jacob, salesman, r. cor Second andRincon Av
Lohman John H., conductor Sutter St. RR..
Lohinan Kate, nurse St. Luke's Hospital
Lohman Louis, tailor, r. 105 Stockton
lioliinaii Jii Cotgixill (Isaac Lohman and Thomas
B. Coghill) wholesale groceries and provisions,
and commission merchants, 313 and 315 Front
Lohmann Henry (Lohmann & Frirechs) r. SW cor
Tenth and Folsom
Lohmann Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 608 Sixth
Lohmann Joliu, bootfitter Porter, Oppenheimer, Sles-
slnger & Co., r. 445 Bush
Lohmann William, cabinetmaker, r. (i08 Sixth
Lohmann & Frirechs (Henry Lohmann and M. Fri-
rechs) groceries and liquors, SW cor Tenth and
Folsom
Lohme Henry, laborer Adam Neumann, r. 611 Bran.
Lohmeyer John C, painter, r. E 8 Bryant, bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
LohmuUer August, porter George A. Davis, r. 1051
Market
Lohner Albert, driver Shoal Water Bay Oyster Co., r.
968 Howard
Lohner Anthony, laborer, r. 968 Howard
Lohner Charles, clerk, r. 968 Howard
Lohr Emilia, saleswoman, r. 1305 Jackson
Lohr Margaret 0., widow, laundry, 1305 Jackson
Lohr Mary Miss, saleswoman, r. 1305 Jackson
Lohrnian J. & Co. (John Lobrman and Dledrich
Siemer) proptrs Cal. Pickle Factory, 46 Clay
Lohrnian John (J. Lohrman & Co.) r. Oakland
Lohrs M., r. 636 Commercial
Lohse A., mining engineer, r. 317 Bush
Lohse Jacob, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Lohse J. G. T., student, r. 131 Page
Lohse John, seaman, r. 38 Jackson
Lohse John A., bookkeeper Siegfried's Hotel, 228
Bush
Lohse John F., secretary Cal. Powder Works, 230 Cal-
ifornia, r. 1622 Jackson
Lohse Nicholas, assistant city superintendent Spring
Valley Water Works, r. 409 Powell
Lohse Theodore F., manager Pestner & Hildebrandt,
r. 131 Page
Lohsen Dledrich H. W., liquor saloon, junction
Market and Hayes
Lois Antonio, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 415}^
Drumm
Lois John, seaman, r. 415 East
Lois Jose 8., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. ABsn, 416;^
Drumm
Lolseau Adolphe, editor Courrler de San Francls(!o, r.
915 Montgomery
Loker William T., cigars and tobacco, 256 Third
Leila Mining Co. (Yavapai Co., Arizona) D. F. Verde-
nal secretary, 6 and 7 8. F. Stock Exchange Bldg
LoUer Samuel A., cook S. F. Bar Association, r. West
End House
Lollge John Dletrlck, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806
Montgomery
liolor Cliarlex P., ship and freight broker, and
forwarding agent, 30 and 31 Merchants' Exchange
Building, r. 852 Mission
Lolor. See Lawler and Lswlor
Lomax James, assistant cook U. S. SS. Shubrlck
Lomax James, calker, r. 1212 Pacific
Lombard Charles, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Lombard Charles C, collector Horace Davis & Co., r,
2238 Bush
Lombard Charles L., carpenter Spear Street Mills, r.
Oakland
Lombard Frank H., stenographer Hutchinson & Mann,
r. 614 Taylor
Lombard Henry, r. 102 Minna
Lombard John, tanner, r. 626 Brannan
Lombard Newton, printer, r. 402 Grove
Lombard Patrick, laborer, r. 626 Brannan, rear
Lombard Roswell. gardener, r. 35 Glen Park Av
Lombard Street Primary School, N s Lombard, bet
Baker and Broderick
Lombard Warehouse, T. F. Carvell proptr, SW cor
Sansome and Lombard
Lombard! Cherublno, Swiss Ben. Soc.,109 Montgomery
Lomeli Pedro, silversmith, r. 510 Broadway, rear
Lometti Emma Mrs., dressmaker, r. 830 Broadway
Lometti Joseph, porter Lillenthal & Co., r. 821Vallejo,
rear •
Lometti Paula, widow, r. 821 Vallejo, rear
Lomke George, porter, r. 910 Harrison
Lomke John, seaman schr Mary Gould, Third St.
Wharf
Londal George C, coal dealer, NW cor Twenty-sixth
and Valencia
London Alexander, painter, r. 38 Clara
London and California Mining Co. (limited) 320 San-
some, room 6
Lioiidon and Lancashire Fire Insurance
Co. (of London) Balfour, Guthrie & Co., general
agents, 316 California
London and Provincial Marine Insurance
Co. (of London) Hutchinson & Mann agents, 322
!ind 324 California
London and San Francisco Bank (limited)
Arthur Scrivener manager, William Steel assistant
manager, 424 California
London and San Francisco Bank Building,
NW cor California and Leidesdorff
London Assurance Corporation (of London)
W. Lane Booker agent, Robert Dickson manager,
317 California
London Charles, lithographer Britton & Bey, r. 1309
Ellis
London Edwin, salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co., r.
846 Mi.s8ion
London Furniture Co. (Blum ta Schroepfer) 637 Market
London Henry, salesman A. 8. Rosenbaum & Co., r.
1765 Howard
London Jacques, teacher German and French, South
Cosmopolitan Grammar Sc:hool, r. 705 Larkin
London James, porter Occidental Hotel, r. 37 Fifth Av
London James Jr., boxmaker, r. 37 Fifth Av
London John, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn., 415 J$
Drumm
Loudon Louis, shipping clerk Lewis Brothers, r. 38
Clara
London Louis A., painter, r. 249)4 Clara
London Meyer, r. 34 Langton
London Mill and Mining Co. (Nye Co.,Nev.) J. H.
Sayre secretary, 330 Pine, room 36
London Quicksilver Mining Co. (Napa Co., Cal.)
Abraham Halsey secretary, 314 Montgomery
LONDON TEA CO. Frederick W.
Runge, importers teas and coffees, 40 Third
London William R.,woodenware maker, r. 37 Fifth Av
Londorff Louis L., stone cutter, r. 2614 Sutter
Londre Joseph, capitalist, 446 California, r. 608 Bu-
chanan
Lone Mountain Cemetery, now Laurel Hill, bet Post
and California, fronting Central Av
Lone Mountain Nursery, Henry Stewart proptr, 8 a
Post, bet Devisadero and Broderick
Lone Star and Eclipse Consolidated Mining Co. (Inyo
Co., Cal.) Daniel Buck secretary, 80 Nevada Block
Lone Tree Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Butte Co.,
Cal.) Henry Cluskey secretary, 211 San., room 6
Lonergan C. J., salesman Frederick Chester & Co., r.
757 Folsom
Lonergan Cornelius, shoemaker, r. 641 Natoma
Lonergan Geor.qe M., order clerk C. J. Hawley b Co.,
r. 529 Second
Lonergan George M., salesman Reiss Brothers k Co.,
r. 757 Folsom
J. GUNDLACH k CO,
WINE VAULTS, Corner Market and Second Streets.
Fine Wines j»ii«l Liiquors.
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660
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Lonergan James, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. Sheridan, bet Ninth and Tenth
Lonergau James C, salesman, r. 757 Folsom
Lonergan Jeremiah, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
599 Ellis
Lonergan John, molder, r. 7.57 Folsom
Lonergau John, salesman, r. 613 Pine
Lonergan Joseph P., salesman Keane Brothers, r. 668
Stevenson
Lctoergan Michael, baker James McDevltt, r. 504
Minna
Lonergan Peter, messenger St. Mary's Hospital
Lonergan Peter J., porter, r. 558 Stevenson
Lonergan Robert, porter Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 641 Na-
tomu
Lonergan Thomas F., baker James McDevitt. r. 504
Minna
Long A. Mrs., widow, r. Hancoi k House
Long Alvin, oiler stmr Julia, Washington St.Wharf
Long Anson, teamster, r. 135 Dore
Long Branch House, Nicholas Hochguertel proptr.
Ocean Beach Hoad, nr Cliff House
Long Charles, r. 2'J8 Kearny
•Long Charles, night watchman Cal. Cracker Co., r.
14 Hawthorne
Long Charles H., printer Adjutant General's office
TJ. S. A., Presidio Reservation
Long Claude (estate of) importer hardware and build-
ing materials, 654 Washington
Long Claude, clerk, r. 29 Stone
Long Dennis, boilermaker Cal. Boiler Works, r. 13
Maria
Long Dennis W. (Ahem & Co.) r. 30 Garden
Long Edward, stairbullder Arthur W. McGuire, r. 2
Park PI
Long Edwin, painter, r. 142 Seventh
Long E. H., mining secretary, 313 Montgomery, r.
Petaluma
Long Frederick, porter County Jail, r. 135 Dore
Long Frederick A., cane worker, 422 Powell
Long George, blacksmith James (Ihrlsty, r. 8 Converse
Long George, butcher, r. 814 Montgomery
Long George F., milkman, r. Smart's Ranch, nr Fair-
mount Tract
Long Goorge 8., proptr Hoboken Brewery, 735 Te-
hama
Long Hannah Miss, r. 3 Salmon
Long Henry, teamster Myers, Oilman & Co., r. 135
Dore
Long James, carpenter, r. 141 Natoma
Long James, laborer, r. 31 Minna
Long James, port«r Holbrook. Merrill & Stetson, r.
Oakland
Long Johanna, domestic 817 Howard
Long John, stereotyper Painter & Co., r. 141 Natoma
Long John, teamster, r. 322 Lily Av
Long John N., actor, r. 1703M Jones
Long Joseph, butler 1605 Franklin
Long L. H., workman coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r.
Berkeley
Long Marie, widow, r. 29 Stone
Long Martin A., r. Sanders' Hotel
Long Maurice, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. 36
Garden
Long M. H., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont.
Long Michael (H. Behrendt k Co.) r. 566 Bryant
Long Nicholas, furnished rooms, 648 Howard
Long Patrick, teamster, r. S£ cor Francisco and Lar-
kin
Long Patrick J., expressman, r. 2213 Pine
Long Robert S., carpenter Little & Cummlng, r. 942
Howard •
Long Salmon H. (Hemmc & Long) r. 1812 Washington
Long Sarah R. Mrs., clerk U. 8. Surveyor General's
Office, r. 44 Third
Long Suvarrow, expressman, r. 1607 J<i Jones
Long Thomas, helper Cal. Boiler Works, r. 13 Maria
Long Thomas, laborer E. Meyer, r. E s Stauyan, nr
Golden Gate Park
Long Thomas J., fruits and vegetables, 53 and 54 Cal.
Market, r. 241) Sti'vcnson
Long W. A., student Medical College of the Pacitlc,
r. 652 Mission
Long Will. A., compositor B. H. Daly, r. Oakland
Long William, laborer, r. 30 Bernard
Long William, laborer, r. 636 Commercial
Long William W., porter Richards & Harrison, r. 80
ijernard
Long W. T. D., water PaciBc Coast SS. State of Cali-
fornia
Longfellow Alvin J., carpenter, r. 117 Mason
Longfellow Henry A., planer Hobbs, Pomeroy & CO.,
r. W 8 Dolores, nr Twenty-sixth
Longfellow Henry L., painter, r. 500 Linden Av
Longfellow Joseph, boxmaker Union Box Factory, r.
1030 Folsom
Longley George W. (Pennycook & Longley) r. 420
! Xlontgomery
I Longley Thomas, watchman, r. 314 Bush
' Longmoor Thomas, r. 2 Park PI
Longniore Mary, domestic 1411 Van Ness Av
Loiignose Isabella, domestic 502 Van Ness Av
Longshore Asher, trunk manuf, 13 Third, r. 7 Jj Stock.
Longshore James, trunk manuf, 26 New Montgomery,
r. 7Ji Stockton
Longshore James Jr., trunkmaker James Longshore,
r. 7J^ Stockton
Longstone John, bartender, r. 331 Montgomery
Longstrom John, seaman bark Lady Lampson, Mis-
sion St.Wharf
Longtin J. B., bootmaker. 111 Seventh
LongTie Evan, r. 637 Pa^c
Longwell Herman, riggCT William Brewster, r. 8W
cor Bryant .-lud Fremont
Longwill John (Stevenson & LongwiU) r. 23 Silver
Lonigo Emile, retoucher I. W. Taber & Co., r. 743
Pine
Lonnberg Alof, seainfin, r. 129 Folsom ,
Lonnes Harry, captain schr Nicholas Van Bergen,
Howard St.Wharf
Lonquist Frank, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Lonstaneau B., cook Berges' Branch Restaurant, r. cor
Ellis and Powell
Loo Louis (Loo & Lahaille) r. 827 Vallejo
Loo & Lahaille (Louis Loo and John Lahaille) restaa-
rant, 641 Washington
Look Adolf, seaman, r. 103 Clark
Look Prince H., butcher, r. 303 Eddy
Loom John, carpenter, r. 209 Second
Loomis Augustus W. Rev., pastor Presbyterian Chi-
nese Mission, 800 Stockton, r. 1505 Jones
Loomis Barney, carpenter A. C. Hussey, r. 2618 Bryant
Loomis Benjamin M., r. 1596 Bush
Loomis Charles A., bartender, r. 1017 Larkiu
Loomis C. M., widow, r. 1214 Sutter
Loomis George, importer and wholesale and retail
dealer clothing and gents' furnishing goods, hats,
tobacco. Yankee notions, etc., 706-716 Kearny, r.
Palace Hotel
Loomis Henry, Japanese trees, 320 Sansome, r. San
Rafael
Loomis John C, painter, r. 209 Leidcsdorff
Loomis John P., clerk, r. 42 First
Loomis Joseph S., laborer freight dept Southern Pac.
RR., r. 11 Oak Grove Av
Loomis Roland, teamster Charles Williams, r. 749
Minna, rear
Loomis Sainh Miss, r. 749 Minna, rear
Loomis Teresa, widow, groceries and liquors, 44 First
Loomis Varney, contractor, r. 2618 Bryant Av
Looney Andrew, janitor JEtna Club, r. 213 Minna
Looney Andrew J., r. 13 Everett
Looney George, special policeman, r. 224 Kearny
Looney James, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Looney John, liquor dealer, r. 57 Clementina
Loorya Max, tailor. 231 Pacific
Loorya. See Loryca
Loos William D.. glassblower S. F. and Pao. Glass
Works, r. 724 Harrison
Lopes JoKcph, miner, r. 1406 Mason
Lopes Manoel P., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415Jj Drumm
Loiiez Aiitonio, iiantryman stmr Los Angeles, Broad-
way Wharf
Lopez Ascencion, widow, r. 10 Hinckley i
Lopez Carlos, commission merchant, r. 26 Hinckley |
Lojjpz Cidro, printer, r. 1405 Mason
Lopez Encaruacjon, dressmaker, r. 1405 Mason
Lopez Feian, r. 1027 Dupont
Lopez Frank, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1121 Kearny
Lopez Isidor, pressman Mrs. L. G. Richmond & Son, >
r. 1405 Mason i
Lopez Jesus, expressman, r. 627 Vallejo |
Lopez Jesus, foreman Sanderson & Horn, r. 2006
Powell
Lopez Jesus E., wagonmaker, 116 Washington, r. 21
Ritch
Lopez Juan, carriage painter A. W. Best, r. cor Pa-
cilic and Dupont
Lopez Mariana, widow, r. 811 P&ciflc
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The only reliable Instrument for Tesiing
I>el'ect,ive Vision, 135 Montgomery.
JONAS J. MORRISON,
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Cedar, Shelviiii;, Stepping, Redwood 6i Ore^^uii Liuinber.
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LOS
Lopez Sef eriua Miss, r. 1404 Dupont
Lopollito Antonio, laborer, r. 517 Green
Lopresti Antouio, regtauraut, 19 Powell, r. 310 Jessie
Lord Andrew J., painter, 23 Fifth, r. 135 Sixth
Lord Catherine, governess, r. 828 Lombard
Lord Charles A., wheplman stmr Jnlia, Washington
St.Whiirf
Lord Charles Q., trayeUng agent Baldwin Theater,
r. 310 Hayes
Lord Edwin, teamster Samuel H. Harmon, r. 1121
Bryant
Lord Elijah S., shipcarpenter, r. 310 Hayes
Lord Frank, lithographic artist Abraham Waldstein,
r. lGi\hi Mission
Lord Frank, waiter Pacific Mail SS. City of Panama
Lord Franklin F., medical student J. L. Cogswell, r.
704 Bush
Lord Frederick, bookkeeper Lang & Co., r. 308 Stock.
Lord George W., machiuist, r. 194 Sixteenth
Lord Greenwood M., weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r.SE cor Greenwich and Larkin
Lord J., boatbuilder, r. 194 Sixteenth
Lord John, salesman Henry W. Northrup, r. 33 Sixth
Lord John J., gardener, r. SE cor Greenwich and Lar-
kin
Lord John L., painter Charles A. Bernard, r. 136
Fifth
Lord Joseph, liquor saloon, 711 Howard, r. 4 Howard
Court
Lord Mary A., widow, r. 6 Elliot Park
Lord Robert B., weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. SE cor Greenwich and Larkin
Lord Rosalie, widow, r. 704 Bush
Lord RussoU F., civil engineer, r. 1515 Larkin
Lord S. Mrs., cosmetic bazaar, 330 Sutter
Lord Samuel F., student, r. 1515 Larkin
Lord Theodore, r. 1828 Vallejo
Lord Thomas, clerk, r. Park Hotel
Lord Thomas, engineer Spring Valley Water Works,
r. SE cor Greenwich and Larkin
Lord Thomas H., watchmaker and jeweler, 773 Mar-
ket, r. 910 Twentieth
Lord William, shipcarpenter, r. 76G Howard
Lord William E., captain, r. 1104 Market
Lordan Daniel L., teacher, r. 743 Pine
Lordan Jeremiah, molder Kisdon I. and L. Works, r.
N s Army, bet Church and Sanchez
Lordan Michael, laborer, r. N s Army, bet Church
and Sanchez
Lorden Mary, widow, r. 13 Maria
Lorden Minnie Miss, shoefitter, r. 13 Maria
Loreck O. A., bartender John Young, r. 755 Howard
Loren Timothy, r. 2 Washington
Lorenco Cactano Jose, Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415 i^ Drumm
Lorenco Joao, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 415)4
Drumm
Lorenco Jose H., Poituguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 3^ Drumm
Lorenco Lauriano, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 }4 Drumm
Lorens William A., carpenter ship Storm King, Val-
lejo St. Wharf
Lorense John F., master mariner, r. 318 Beale
Lorensen Hans, waiter, r. 37 Pacific
Lorensen John P., builder, 1310 Natoma
Lorensen Lorenz, seaman, r. 237 Steuart
Lorens<;n Pt ter, master mariner, r. 413 Folsom
Lorensen Severln B., seaman, r. Harrison, nr Main
Lorensen. See Loreutzen and Loreuzen
Lorcnson Margaret, domestic 539 McAllister
Lorenson Neal P., seaman, r. 8 Bartol
Lorentz John F., captain schr Z. B. Heywood, Pier 13
Steuart, r. 318 Beale
Lorentz John H., upholsterer Schoenfeld & Heyman,
r. 22 Turk
Lorentz R., coffee saloon, 7 Stockton, r. 6 Martha PI
Lorentz. See Lorenz, Laurence, and Lawrence
Lorentzen Andrew P., agent Port Orford Cedar Co., 3(5
Market, r. .Vlameda
Lorentzen Hans, special ijolicemau, r. 156 Steuart
Lorentzen Harold, framomaker Snow & Co., r. Cali-
fornia, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Lorentzen Henry, salesman Lachman & Jacobi, r.
1903 Buchanan
Lorentzen Peter H., cabinetmaker, r. 2421 California
Lorentzen. See Lorensen and Lorenzen
Lorenz Adam, hostler, r. 807 Franklin
Lorenz Charles, cook Johnson it Olseu, r. 902 Kearny
Lorenz Frederick, butcher, r. 48C Eighth
Lorenz Leopold, solicitor Philip, Speyer & Co., r. 776
Folsom
Lorenz William, laborer, r. 434 Vallejo, rear
Lorenz. See Lorentz, Laurence and Lawrence
Lorenzen Anna D., domestic 1504 Taylor
Lorenzen Annie, domestic 530 Turk
Lorenzen Ernest, musician Baldwin Theater, r. Jes-
sie, bet Third and Fourth
Lorenzen Lorenzo, clerk Sol. Kohlman, r. Garrett
House
Lorenzen Meinert, teamster Capitol Mills, r. 911
Twentieth
Lorenzen Peier, teamster Presidio Reservation
Lorenzen. See Lorensen and Lorentzen
Lorenzi Steve, laborer Sea Wall
Lorenzo Henry, pressman Alta job oflBoe, r. 512
Mason
Loretz Annie Mrs., corsetmaker, 109 Ellis
Loretz Gaspar, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Loretz Jacob, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Lorgue James W., seaman bark Samoset, Mission St.
Wharf
Lorick Rudolph, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Lorie Solomon, broker, r. 1305 Larkin
Lorigau Bartholomew F., carpenter, r. 2930 Folsom
Lorigan Ellen, domestic 935 Sacri^^uto
Lorigan EUeu, domestic 329 FreniVi^
Lorigan Francis B., boookkeeper Nolan Brothers, r.
1022 Mission
Lorigan Peter, boilermaker, r. 414 Francisco
Loring Daniel, cook Elizabeth McLaue, r. 411 Clay
LoringD:ivid W., bookkeeiier Horace Davis & Co., r.
20 Riueon PI
Loring Edward B., engineer, r. 847 Howaid
Loring Edwin B., manuf self-inking business stamps
922 Market
Loring Francis H., clerk r. 20 Riueon PI
Loring George H., workman assaj-er's deptU. S. Mint,
r. 1808 Fillmore
Loring Harriet G. Mrs., dressmaker, 12 O'Farrell
Loring Julio, bootblack G. L. Moyer, r. 0 Hinckley
Alley
Loring Prescott, clerk Pacific Insurance Agency, r. 20
Bincon PI
Loring Samuel L., clerk CommercialUnion Assurance
Co., r. 1808 Fillmore
Loring Theodore, clerk, r. 37 Eddy
Loring William H., stock clerk Main & Winchester, r.
610 Taylor
Lorisou Peter, canvasser, 5 Post, r. 1106 Montgomery
Lorquin Ernest F., naturalist, 410 Kearny, r. Oak-
land
Lorquin Henry F., naturalist Ernest Lorquin, r. Oak-
land
Lorquist Emeline Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1013 Wash.
Lorraiu Charles, r. 1027 Dupont
Lorsch Albert (Lorsch Brothers) r. New York
Liorscli Brotliers (Albert and Emile) wholesale
jewelers and opticians, 120 Sutter, room 3
Lorsch Emile (Lorsch Brothers) r. 120 Sutter
Lortie Emile, r. 3 Mary Lane
Lioryea Abrani M., physician and proptr Ham-
mam Baths, 11 and 13 Dupont, r. 2524 California
Loryea Joseph, miner, r. 314 Fair Oaks
Loryea Miltnu, photographic printer Edouart & Cobb,
r. 314 Fair Oaks
Loryea. See Loorya
Los Angeles and San Bernardino Land Office, Alfred
Robinson trustee, 318 California, room 17
liOn Ang^eles and San Diego Railroad Co.,
Charles Ci'ocker president, J. L.Willcuttsecretary,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Li08 Angeles and Independence Railroad
Co., Charles Crocker president, F. S. Douty sec-
retary, NE cor Fourth and Towusend
Los Angeles Farming and Milling Co., S. Iglauer sec-
retary, 339 Pine
Los Francos Water Co., 22 Market, room 26
Los Gatos Flouring Mills, Richard P. Tenney agent,
NE cor Davis and Market
Los Gatos Lime Co., Kennedy & Spark proptrs, 63
Beale
Losekann George, locksmith, r. 1914 Powell
Losekaun Gustav, engineer Kohler & Ritter, r. 26 Post
Losekann Rudolph, bookbinder Althof & Bahls. r.
1914 Powell
Losey Joseph, waiter R. R. Swain & Co., r. 708 Com.
Losi-y Laura Mrs., r. 401 J4 Sixth
Loskay Frank J., proptr Frank's Billiard Parlor, 8
Eddy, r. 204 Ellis
r\r'r\ \»/ f\\ ADI/ 6*5 market, wholesale and
bLU. W. LLAnl\, interior Decorator. ^H
645 MARKET, wholesale and retail dealer in PAPER HAWGIWGS
' all kinds of Windo'W Slutde
Material and Fixtures,
JAMES Et GORDON & CO., comer market ana Front street.
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Loss W. C, glassblower, r. 744 Harrison
LoPsiuB Rudolph, wth J. L. Vermeil, 608 Fourth
Loterhose Mary, domestic 1121 Geary
Loth Franb, tailor C. C. Hastings & Co., r. 11 Jj; Dike-
man PI
Loth Frederick, tailor, r. 11 J^ Dikeman PI
Lothers John, gardener, r. 1 Glover
Lothrop John J., mining, r. lOOii Leavenworth
Lothrop Joshua, miniug, r. 1'2 Dale PI
Lothrop Wax-ren B. (H. F. Smith & Co.) r. 529
Clay
Lott William S., carpenter, r. 1624 Devieadero
Lotterosh George, wooddealer, r. 19-22 Mason
Lottge John D., rigger and stevedore, r. 3 Church PI
Lotti Lorenzo, laborer Campi's Eesfaurant
Lotto August, expressman, SWcor Jackson and Mont-
gomei-y, r. 420 Filbert
Lottritz Frank, painter Southern Pac. RR., r. NW cor
Sixteenth and Rondel PI
Lottritz John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Six.
teenth and Rondel PI
Lottritz Thomas, machinehand Herman Granz, r.
16 Garden
Lotz Charles (Meyer & Lotz) r. 43 Sixth
Lotz Herrmann, baker, r. .'5 j^ Monroe PI
Lotz Jacob, celleouan Mason's Bi-ewery
Lotz Matilda ^PK, animal painter, r. 4 Highland
Tprr&CG
Lotz Paul, retoucher Jones, Rulofson & Co., 838 Mar-
ket
Loublere Louise C. Miss, clerk Mrs. CLapachetfe Co.,
r. 1518 Stockton
Loubies Pierre, laborer J. M. Lhez, r. Pacific, nr Kear.
Louche M.. shoemaker, 20 Hayes
lioucks Orlando, produce and commission mer-
chant, 12G Clay, r. 1126 Filbert
Loud Emily, widow, teacher, r. 923 Hyde
Loud Eugene F., foreman 8. W. Levy, r. 7 Rondel PI
Louden James, carpenter William B. Bradbury, r. 28
Turk
Louden William, butcher, r. 3)4 Verona PI
Louden William A., salesman Joseph Wisluzil, r. 943
Howard
Louden. .See Loudon
Louderback Andrew A., r. 336 Eddy
Louderback Charles, clerk Kast & Co.,r. 4 Gerke Alley
Louderback Charles R.,clerk LeCount Bro8.,r.20 Capp
liouderback Davln, attorney at law, 607 Kearny,
rooms l-;i, r. 1222 Geary
Louderback John, steward SS. Orizaba, r. 247 Stev.
Louderback Lewis C, night Inspector Custom House,
r. 1608 Polk
Louderback Martin, salesman, r. 4 Gerke Alley
Louderback Sophia M. , widow, r. 20 Capp
Louderback William A., electrotyper Painter & Co., r.
230 ^i Linden Av
Loudon Emily Mrs., r. 107 Fifth
Loudon John L. (Loudon & Hauscom) r. Oakland
Loudon Louis, laborer American Sugar Refinery, r.
1225 Green, rear
Loudon Oberlin, varieties, 229 Second, r. Montgom-
ery's Hotel
Loudon Robert B., commission merchant, r. 124 Perry
Loudon William, butcher James Fogarty, r. 124 Perry
liOUflon <fc Hangcoin (John L. Loudon and John
O. Hanscom ) couiiiiission merchant8,and merchan-
dise brokers, 65 Merchants' Exchange
Loudon. See Louden and Ix)wden
Lougee Herbert Q., student, r. 760 Howard
Lougee J. P. submarine wrecker, r. 760 Howard
Lough Edward J., salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
1625 Folsom
Lough James,whole8Ble and retail liquors, 514 Mission,
r. 8f>4 Mission
Loughborough Alexander H. (George & Loughborough)
attorney at law. 507 Montgomery, r. 829 O'Farrell
Loughcad John, window shades, paints and oils, 1003
Polk, r. 714 Bush
Loughead Henry W., bookkeeper London and S. F.
Bank, r. Saucelito
Loughem Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 410 Beale
Loughery Hugh, tanner, r. Chapultepec, nr Cortland
Av, B. H.
Loughery John F., brushmaker, r. Chapultepec, nr
Cortland Av, B. H.
Loughery Robert J., shipping clerk Levi Strauss &
Co., r. 2>J20 Folsom
Loughlin Bella Miss, milliner Mme. E. Leavenworth,
r. 2228 Hyde
Lougblln Charles, clerk 8. F. News Co., r. 259 Tehama
Loughliii Fannie, widow, r. 2228 Hyde
Loughlin James D., druggist G. G. Burnett, r. 217 Clara
Loughlin John, gasfitter, r. 217 Clara
Loughlin John, waiter A. E. Swain, r. 259 Tehama
Loughlin Mary, widow, r. S s Lombard, bet ilUmore
and Steiner
Loughlin Michael, laborer, r. 81 Natoma
Loughlin Patrick, laborer, r. 17 Oak Grove Av, rear
Loughlin Peter J., carpenter, r. N s Twenty-first, bet
Treat Av and Harrison
Loughlin T. Mrs., nurse, r. 2218 Pine
Loughlin William, clerk, r. 217 Clara
Loughlin V»'illiam, with E. A. Dakin, and news agent
Evening Post. r. 2228 Hyde
Loughlin V.'illiam Jr., clerk Jones & Eyre, r. 217 Clara
Loughlin. See Laughlin
Loughman James, carrier S. F. Chronicle and Even-
ing Post, r. 102 3«i Second
Loughnane Bridget, domestic 1090 Post
Loitghran Bernard, tallow, and soap works, E s Rhode
Island, bet El Dorado and Alameda, r. 25 Twenty-
second
toughrau Patrick, waiter St. Ignatius College, 214
Hayes
Loughran Sarah Miss, r. 1828 O'Farrell
Loughran Susie F. Miss, assistant Falrmount Prima-
ry School, r. 2014 Mission
Loughran Thomas (Breeze & Loughran) r. NW cor
Howard and Fourteenth
Loughran Thomas, sewer contractor, r. ViM Downey
Loughran Thomas F.,r. NW cor Scott and Sacramento
LougbranW. P., teamster John Rodgers & Sous, r. 313
Fourth
Loughran . See Laughran
Louideck Henry, blacksmith, r. 1229 Stockton
Louideck Mary Mrs., florist, 1229 Stockton
Louideck Peter, florist, and extraman Hook and Lad-
der No. 2, S. F. F. D., r. 1229 Stockton
LoulUlcre H., French Zouaves, 537 Sacramento
Louis Anton, r. 1027 Dupont
Louis August N., r. 1027 Dupont
Louis Benjamin F., salesman A. B. Elfelt & Co., r.
115 Olive Av
Louis Charles, carrier 8. F. Abend Post, r. SW cor
Dupont and Broadway
Louis Charles, seaman, r.S s Montgomery PI, nr Mont.
Louis Jean B., cutler John Ortet, r. 4 Clay Av
Louis John (Riley & Louis) r. 8 s Precita Av, nr How-
ard
Louis John N., furniture and upholstery, 1064 Howard
Louis Marie, shoemaker, 313 Sutter
Louis S. (Morton & Louis) r. Pacific, bet Da^•is and
Drumm
Louis. See Lewis
Louisa J<aii, laborer, r. 3 Mary Lane
Louisa Mining Co. (Ely Dist.. Nev.) William H.Watson
secretary, 302 Montgomery, room 6
Louise Frank, deckhand stmr Yosemlte
Louisiana and New Orleans Ice Co., B. B. Minor sec-
retary, 44 Nevada Block
Louisson Morris (M. 8. Grinbaum & Co.) r. Honolulu
Louisson Morris, clothing, 525 Kearny, r, 1003 >6 Mis-
sion
Louisson Samuel, assistant bookkeeper J. Banm & Co.
Loundy Lewis, Stonecutters' Pro. Assn, 818 Howard
Lounebos Charles, carpenter, r. 706 Montgomery
Loupe Arthur, salesman J. & 8. Dannenbaum. r. 906
Polk
Louply John, waiter Ticoulet & Pinot, r. 421 Green
Lourie Louisa, widow, r. 918 Lombard
Lourie. See Laurie, Lowrio and Lowry
Loustald Jean P., clerk George Monnier & Co., r. 269
Clementina
Lousteau Peter, waiter G. Wittman & Co., r. 8W
cor Sacramento and Stockton
Louther Arthur, painter, r. 2001 Leavenworth
Louther. See Lowther
Louvel Helen Miss, bookkeeper F. Thomas & Co., r.
1620 West Mission
Lovdal George C, wood and coal, W s Valencia, bet
Tweuty-tifth and Twenty-sixth, r. N 8 Twenty-
sixth, "bft Valencia and 8iin Jose Av
Love Albert G., painter, r. 3:«) Minna
I,ove AndrewW., master bark Malay, oflice 18 Howard
Love Belle C, Mrs., dressmaker, r. 961 Mission
Love Burr, Cigarmakers' Assn. 771 Market
Love Elizabeth Mis., dressmaker, r. 71 Tehama
Love George A. (Love & Ecker) r. lOW Market
Love James, policeman City Hall, r. 1107 Stockton
Love James, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
SftN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ^"'"^♦^"Sllfir^P^.^.'iri/'''"*''''''"''
I MAPnnMniinU importer of and deai^er in coal and pig iron,
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Love James H., ship carpenter 8. F. Steamboat and
Transportation Co., r. 028!^ Jessie
Love John, teamster J. B. Shroyier, r. 31^ Eleventh
Love John L., attorney at law, 234 Montgomery,
rooms 14-16. r. 30 Glen Park Av
Love Josie Sirs., assistant Tehama Primary School, r.
1521 California
Love Lewis C, teamster Moore & McLaren, r. 14 Spear
Love Richard, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 1210
Larkin
Love William, dairyman, r. 1521 California
Love & Ecker (George A. Love and J. Scott Ecker)
mannfs and dealers cigars. 1034 Market
Lovegrove George H., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
i'il'6 Mason
Lovegrove George B., clerk subscription dept A. L.
Bancroft & Co., r. 61G Mason
Lovejoy Howard, shipcarpenter Middlemas & Boole,
r. 714 Howard
Lovejoy Levi, laborer, r. NE cor Green and Polk
Lovejoy Mary, widow, nurse, r. 144 Fifth
Lovekin Harriet S. Miss, teacher languages, r. 925
Howard
Loveland Dora, compositor B. Dore & Co., r. 1507 Fol.
Lovelaud Frank L., carpenter, r. 2439 Larkin
Loveland Henry S., vinegarmaker Crystal Vinegar
Works, r. 1507 Folsom
Loveland John F., drayman Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. O.ikland
Loveland Katie, widow, r. 790 Folsom
Loveland Lafayette F. (Clute & Loveland) r. 2439
Larkin
Loveland Walter G., printer, r. 1507 Folsom
Lovell .^rdene, widow, furnished rooms, 703 Market
and 8 Third
Lovell Charles H., clerk Wilson & Wilson, r. Oakland
Lovell E. C. «S£ Co. ( Edward G. Lovell and
Asa H. King) real-estate agents, 415 Montgomery
Lovell Edward C. (E. C. Lovell & Co.) r.912H Laguna
Lovell Freeman F., salesman, r. 1623 Polk
Lovell James M., fancy goods and agent S. F.Tay-
lor's System Journals and Patterns, 1623-1G29 Polk
Lovell Johu, Cigarmaker's Assn, 771 Market
Lovell John, machinist, r. 923 Washington
Lovell John F., merchant, r. 1623 Polk
Lovell Sqnire, bookkeeper Cutting Packing Co., r.
923 Hyde
Lovely , chimney sweep, r. 611 Clay
Lovely George S., boarding, 605 and 607 Pine
Lovely Marcus H., foreman pressroom Francis, Valen-
tine k Co., r. 323 Dupont
Lovely Mark, coffee saloon, 650 Market, r. 249 Stev.
Lovely Noble, pressman Francis, Valentine k Co., r.
415 Leavenworth
Loverich Gilbert, foreman J.W. Stamper & Co., r.
412 Tehama
Loverich Hester, widow, r. 412 Tehama
Loverich Samuel, salesman Weyl Brothers, r. 412
Tehama
Loverign Manuel, deckhand stmr Amelia, Washing-
ton St.Wharf
Loverin John, janitor S. F. Stock and Exchange
Board, r. 1010 Stockton
Lovett Catherine, widow, r. 115^ Dore
Lovett Charles H., boltmaker Pac. Rolling MiU, r.
W s Tennessee, bet Solano and Mariposa
Lovett Eugene R., dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 106 J4 Fourteenth
Lovett Hannah, widow n\irse, r. 9 Louisa
Lovett John J., helper Union Iron Works, r.W b Ten-
nessee, bet Solano and Mariposa
Lovett John M.. boatbnilder T. Collins, r. W s Ten-
nessee, bet Solano and Mariposa
Lovett Margaret Mis<!, cloakmaker Wurkheim & Co.,
r. 115 M Dore
Lovett William E., a.sBistant U. S. Attorney, U. S.
Court Building (after July Ist new Appraisers'
Building, third floor) r. East Oakland
Lovjck Henry, sawmaker Pac. Saw Manuf. Co., r. 801
Union
Lovick William, machinist, r. 824 Union
Low Arthur F., attorney at law, 606 Montgomery,
rooms 17 and 18, r. 1 P.irk PI
Low C. Adolphe (0. Adolpbe Low & Co., and W. W.
Montague & Co.) r. 1103 Bush
IiO-»v C. Artolplie tfe Co. (0. Adolphe Low, Samuel
Hort, George A. Low, Charles H. Baldwin, Ed-
ward L. G. Steele and Ellsworth Westervelt) com-
mission merchants, and agents American Sugar
Refinery, office 208 California
Low Charles A., attorney at law, 23 Montgomery |
Block (and Low & Chartrey) r. 910 Lombard I
Low Charles P., bookkeeper J. G. Montealegre, r. 725
Pine
Low Elizabeth, seamstress, r. 1010 Pacific '
Low Frank, shipping clerk W.W. Montague & Co.. r. |
72i Pine ]
Liow Frederitlt F. , manager Anglo-Calif ornian
Bank (limited) 422 California, r. SW cor Gough
and Sutter
Low George, longshoreman, r. 1309 Stockton
Low George A.(C. Adolphe Low & Co.) r. New York
Low Joel B., mining engineer, 331 Montgomery, room
27, r. Grand Hotel
Low John, marine reporter Point Lobos Telegraph
Station, N s Pt. Lobos Av, nr Ocean
Low John E., steward Pacific Coast SS. Newport, r.
1010 Pacific
Low Joseph, r. 725 Pine
Low Josiah O., stock operator, r. 910 Lombard
Low Morris, coffee saloon, 531 Pacific, r. S 8 Bush.bet
Dupont and Kearny
Low Nathaniel, pressman Francis, Valentine & Co., r.
411 Sansome
Low Range Ledge Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
F. E. Luty secretary, 330 Pine, room 6
Low Roliert, r. 835 Bush
Low William R., engineer new U. 8. Appraisers' Build-
ing, r. 433 Minna
Low & Chartrey (Charles A. Low and Raoul Chartrey)
proptrs City Iron Works, 26 and 28 Fremont
Low. See Lowe
Lowb F.. baker William Hessler, r. SW cor Pacific
and Stockton
Lowbock William, shoemaker, 50 First
Lowbridge Joseph, cook Leon Pieper, r. Empire
Lodging House
Lowden Harry, salesman J.W. Davidson & Co., r. 22
Geary
Lowden William H., cashier North British Mercan-
tile Insurance Co., r. Oakland
Lowden. See Louden and Loudon
Lowder Francis J., waiter, r. 223 Seventh, rear .
Lowe B. N., capitalist, r. 720 Market
Lowe Clarence W., bookkeeper, r. 2033 Howard
Lowe David W., curled hair manuf, r. W s DeHaro,
bet Center and El Dorado
Lowe E. Louis, collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 793
Mission
Lowe James, clerk, r. 765 Market
Lowe James, painter, r. 627 Fell
Lowe James L., r. 2033 Howard
Lowe J. A. S., cashier Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co., r.
Saucelito
Lowe John, boilermaker, r. 34 Rausch, rear
Lowe John, tailor, 1331 Clay
Lowe J. T., r. 405 Kearny
Lowe Julius W., musician and chemist, r. 20 Rondel PI
Lowe Mary Mrs., r. 627 Fell
Lowe Mary A. Mrs., teacher music, r. 20 Rondel PI
Lowe Seliguian, shirt manuf, 331 Kearny, room 13
Lowe Thomas, laborer, r. 13 Clay
Lowe Thomas J., bricklayer, r. 364 Jessie
Lowe. See Low
Lowell Ada Miss, compositor B. H. Daly, r. Oakland
Lowell Albert C, salesman Holbrook, l^errill & Stet-
son, r. 195 Sixteenth
Lowell Alexander, butcher, r. 737 McAllister
Lowell Edward, student, r. 643 Oak
Lowell Ellen, widow, r. SE cor Twenty-second and
Folsom
Lowell John F., advertising agent, 417 Washingtop,
r. 22 Geary
Lowell Nathan R., proptr Eagle Warehouse, NW cor
Davis and Pine, r. Oakland
Lowell William H., mining, r. 643 Oak
Lowell See Loewel
Lowenberg Abraham (M. Phillips & Co.) r. Honolulu,
S. I.
Lowenberg Edward, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co.,
r. 435 Tyler
Lowenberg George, clerk Sutro & Co., r. 435 Tyler
Lowenberg Harris, attorney at law, notary public, and
comniissiimer deeds, 306 Montgomery, r. 840 Mc-
Allister
Lowenberg Isidor (Meyerstein & Lowenberg) r. 609
Van Ness Av
Lowenberg Julia, widow, r. 435 Tyler
Lowenberg Robert, salesman Esberg, Bachman & Co.,
r. 435 Tyler
I nilNni APH Rj CO Growers of and Dealers in FINE WINES.
J t V* U I 1 L/ 1-nVy I I OC \J\Jt Corner MurUet and Second Street^
THE CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPORTATION CO., ^F^o^n^z^Zl^i^
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Loweuberg S. & Co. (Solomon Lowenberg and Samuel
Witko-wski) merchants (of Goldendale, W. T.) of-
fice 306 Montgomery
Lowenberg Sarah, widow, r. 840 McAllister
liowenberg Solomon (S. Lowenberg k Co.) r. 840 Mc-
Allister
Lowenberg 'William, clerk Zadig & Eullmann. r. 435
Tyler
Lowenberg. See Lavenberg, and Loewenberg
Lowenbruck John, market, 1207 Mission, r. 116
Twelfth
Lowenfels Charles von, stenographer, 607 Montgom-
ery, r. 1314 Van Ness Av
Lowengrund Lee, salesman Sideman, Lachman & Co.,
r. 319 Tyler
Lowenguth Harry, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 143
Clara
Lowenstein Abraham, salesman Roos Brothers, r. 314
Langcon
Lowenstein Isaac, boots and shoes, 921 Kearny, and
1208 Stockton, r. 1206 Stockton
Lowenstein Jacob H., laundry, r. 314 Langton
Lowenstein Lida, widow, r. 1930 Sutter
Lowenstein Nathan, clerk Isaac Lowenstein, r. 1206
Stockton
Lowenstein Rudolph, bookkeeper Marcus Levy, r. 510
Larkin
Lowenstein William, r. 1526 Ellis
Lowenstein. See Loewenstein
Lowenthal Henry H., attorney at law, 411 )< Califor-
nia, room 4, r. 932 Union
Lowenthal Jacob, wine dealer, r. 557^ Natoma
Lio-vt'entlial, Lilving-ston di Co. (Morris Lowen-
thal and John LivingKton) commission and ship-
ping merchants, 409 California
Lowenthal Morris (Lowenthal, Livingston k Co.) r. i
152G Sutter
Lowenthal. See Loewenthal and Lewenthal
Lower Comstock Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) George
R. Spinney secretary. 310 Pine, room 44
liovceree William H., importer paper hangings,
and window shades, 712 Market, r. Brunswick
House
Lownes William E., braasfounder Williaxn T. Garratt,
r. 549 Howard i
Lowney Daniel D. (Jeremiah Lowney & Son) r. 1117 ;
Mission
Lowney George A., assistant messenger Board of Edu-
cation, r. 710 Clementina I
Lowney George C, tanner, r. San Bruno Road, nr
Twtnty-ninth-
Lowney James E. (T. Lowney & Sons) r. 716 Clem.
Lowney Jeremiah (Jeremiah Lowney & Son) r. 1117
Mission
Lowney Jeremiah & Son (Jeremiah and Daniel D.)
blacksmiths, 11(57-1171 Howard
Lowney T. & Sons (Timothy. Thomas F., and James
E.) carriagemakers, 1167-1171 Howard
Lowney Thomas F. ( T. Lowney & Sons) r. 716 Clem.
Lowney Timothy (T. Lowney & Sons) r. 716 Clem.
Lowns Thomas, musician, r. 3 August Alley
Lowrey Daniel, comedian, r. t>12 California
Lowrev Ellen Miss, nurse 1501 Van Ness Av
Lowrey Frederick C, delivery clerk E. V. Hathaway,
r. Oakland
Lowrey John B., bookkeeper J. Y. Wilson & Co., r.
75 Minna
Lowrey Luther, machinist Harvey W. Rice, r. 21 Ve-
rona PI
Lowrey William, fireman Cal. and Mexican SS. New-
bern
I«wrie John, plumber and gasfitter, 225 Tyler
Lowrie William H., roller coiner's dept U. S. Mint,
Lowry Michael, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r. 1605
Broderick
Lowry Samuel N., laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
r. NE cor Napa and Illinois
Lowry William, bricklayer, r. 18 Minna
Lowry William, carptnter, r. 961 Mission
Lowry William J., commission merchant, r. 838
Guerrero
Lowson N. C, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Lowth John (John Lowth i: Co.) r. 34 Tyler
Lowth John & Co. (John Lowth) importers and deal-
ers dry and fancy goods, 704 and 706 Market
Lowther Rebecca, domestic 338 McAllister
Lowther. See Louther
Loy Frederick, bookkeeper Lang .fc Co., r. 308 Stock.
Loy Henry, bartender Adolph Prinz, r. 1121 Mission
Loj- Rossnna, domestic 607 Buchanan
Loyal John, barber, 1C03 Folsom
Loyd Frederick. clerl< Heiman Brothers, r. cor Cali-
fornia and Van Ness Av
Loyd. See Lloyd
Loyer Peter, r. 732 Washington
Loyer Pet«r Julius, r. 736 Pacific
Loyn Charles, watchman Chicago Brewery, r. 1432
Pine
Loynarhan John B., porter S. P. Collins & Co., r. 745
Market
Loza Amada Mme., dressmaker, 630 Filbert
Lozano Y., Cigarmakers .\8sn,771 Market
Loze J. A. (Wolff & Loze) r. Oakland
Lozier Albert, dealer birds and cages. 337 Kearny, r,
Oakland
Lozin Charles W., Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Luax Adam, stableman C. L. Wall & Co., r. 50*2 Jessie
Liibbe Theodore E., polisher Sherman, H^de & Co.,r.
522 Filbert
Lubben John (Gehrels & Lubben) r. 721 Broadway
Lubbert George, salctman, r. 330 Spear
Lubbert Margaret, widow, boarding, 330 Spear
Lubbock Charles F., paiuter, r. 1725 Stevmson
Lubeck Emil, cabinetmaker .\niirew Frei, r. 317 Bush
Lubeck Samuel, mining, 56 Nevada Block, r. 850
Market
ician, office
r. 310 Kearny
Lowrie William J.
Francisco
Lowry Agnes Miss,
packer C. C. Burr & Co., r. 230 J<
student Medical College of the
Pacific, r. 838 Guerrero
Lowry Amanda Mrs., r. llHk Washington
Lowry D., painter, r. W s Liberty, bet Twentieth and
Twenty-first
Lowry Delila A., Miss, r. 118H Washington
Lowry George, compositor E. C. Hughes, r. 713 Union
Lowry Henry, shoemaker, 405 Brannan
Lowry Henry J., night watchman Humboldt Wharf
Warehouse, and lodgings, llHJt Washington
Lowry Isabel Miss, student Medical College of the
Pacific, r. 838 Guerrero
Lowry James, mining, r. 56 Clara
Lowry John, teamster, r. 236 Fifth
LUBELSKI LEBO,p.ys
and r. 103 OFarrell
Lubelsky Joseph, tailor, r. 372 Clementina
Lubin Simon C.. gentlemen's furnishing goods, 609
Montgonierj', r. 1424 Powell
Lubke Adolph, waiter S. F. Verein, r. 311 Jessie
Lubke Nicholas, shoemaker, cor Railroad and Sixth
Avs, r. Fourteenth .\v, nr N, South S. F.
Lublinsky Aaron, glazier, r. 61 Shipley
Lubosch Julius, barber George L. Smith, r. 731
O'Farrell
Lubosch Louis, expressman, r. 731 O'Farrell
Lucan Carl, architect, r. 1513 Powell
Lucariui Felice, wood nnd coal, r. 1620 Stockton
Lucas A. B., steamfitter, r. IIK Post
Lucas Anna Gettz Mrs., preserver flowers, r. 743
Howard
Lucas David, watchman Southern Pac. RR., r. 1776
Folsom
Lucas Edward, paiuter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r. 919
Dolores
Lucas George, coachman Robert F. Morrow, 916
Leavenworth
Lucas George J., brassfinisher, r. 919 Dolores
Lucas Isaac^., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,r. 1187
Mission
Lucas James, teamster, r. 1630 Mission
Lucas John (Lucas & Co.) r. 909 Howard
Lucas John, carptnter, r. 919 Dolores
Lucas J< hu, carpenter, r. 1776 Folsom
Lucas John, electrician, r. 14 )< Moss
Lucas Joliu, seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of Panama
Lucas John, seaman schr Western Home, r. Sailors'
Home
Lucas John G., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 33
South Park
Lucas John J., advertising agent City ArgUB, r. 406
Kearny
Lucas John M., student Pratt & Metcalfe, r. 20 Mary
Lucas John V., clerk Lebenbaum & Goldberg, r. Oak-
land '
Lucas Matilda Mrs., r. 10 Moss I
Lucas Robert H., superintendent dredgers State Har- |
bor Commissioners, r. 33 South Park |
Lucas Robeit H. Jr., cleik Henry Lund, r. 33 Soutb !
Park I
ER THE LEADING OPTICIAN. '^^■.!;9.ra'«l5LF ■
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l<nmber Dealer, iV. E.cor. Miasion and Spear At-*. , has largp*
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LucHS Rosanna, widow, r. 1006 Pine
Lucas Thomas, butcher, r. 919 Dolores
Lucas Thomas, carpenter, r. 1200)^ Howard
Lucas Walter E., clerk Lucas k Co., r. 720 Mission
Lucas William (Lucas & Co.) r. 909 Howard
Lucas William, seamau, r. 4.'i Vallejo
Lucas & Co. (John and William Lucas) proptrs Grolden
Gate Plaster Mills, 215 and 217 Main
Lucche.si Cesare, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Lucchesi Egidio, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Lucchosi Mary Mrs., dressmaker, l(il3 Powell
Lucchesi Olive, Italian Benev. Hoc, 423 Washington
Lucchesi Peter, cook, r. 1613 Powell
Lucchesi Ricardo.teacher music, r. .502 O'Farrell
Lucchetti Andrea, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Lucchetti Angelo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Lucchetti Felice, tisherman. Front St. Wharf
Lucchetti Francisco, restaurant, 519 Davis
Luce Arthur S., clerk 8. F. Journal of Commerce, r. 5
Ewer PI
Luce G. William, clerk freight auditor Central Pac.
RR., r. 2107 Bush
Luce Samuel A., conductor Omnibus RR., r. 124
Silver
Luce Tarlton C, carpenter, r. 2519 Mission
Luce. See Luse
Lucey Katie, domestic 1120 Post
Lucey Michael, coachman Louis McLane, r. 26 Silver
Lucey. See Lucy
Luchsinger George H., clerk F. S. Chadbourue & Co.,
r. 921 Tyler
Luchsinger Henry, capitalist, r. 921 Tyler
Luchsinger Henry, machinist J. B. Luchsinger & Son,
r. 724 Minna
Luchsinger Jacob (J. B. Luchsinger & Son) r. 300
Eighteenth
Luchsinger J. B. & Son (John B. and Jacob Luch-
singer) furniture mauufs, 710-718 Minna
Luchsinger John B. (J. B. Luchsinger & Son) r. 724
Minna
Luchsinger Sebastian, varuisher Indianapolis Chair
Manuf. Co., r. 538 Jessie
Lucien Benjamin, porter Harmon & Galpin, r. 543
Vallejo
Lucien D. G., r. 644 Sacramento
Lucien Hydraulic Mining Co. (Cal.) John A. Bradley
secretary, 424 Montgomery
Lucien M. A., r. 1027 Dupont
Lucier Joseph, boots and shoes, SE cor Sixth and
Mission, and 1911 Fillmore
Lucitt Maggie, widow, r. 28 Nevada
Lucke Bernard, salesman Henry Lucke, r. 628 Green
Lncke Henry, importer French boots and shoes,
40 Geary, r. 628 Green
Luckel Conrad J., soapmaker Hermann Fischbeck, r.
W s Utah, bet Sixteenth and Santa Clara
Luckey P. M. Mrs., widow, r. 824 Geary
Luckhardt Cfesar A. (Huhn & Luckhardt) r. 1911
Bush
Luckhardt Charles, fireman Southern Pac. RR.
Luckhardt. See Lockhart
Luckman John, clerk H. H. Schortmeier, r. 816 Cal.
Lucks Henry, engineer Kragen & Geist, r. 18 Geneva
Lucks. See Lu.x
Lucky Arthur M., stock clerk William L. Duncan, r.
1.501 Jones
Lucky Charles J., captain tug Tiger, r. 335 Bryant
Lucky Eliza Mrs., dressmaker, r. 327 Fourth
Lucky Hill Consolidated Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co.,
Nev.) J. P. Cavallier secretary, 419 California
Lucky John F., longshoreman, r. 327 Fourth
Lucky Rock Gold Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co., Cal.)
Charles S. Healy secretary, 45 Merchants' Ex-
change
Lucky William S., clerk, r. 7 Montgomery Av
liuco (Fuan M. , real-estate agent, 82 Montgomery
Block, r. 718 Greenwich
Luco Nicola, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Luconovich Casmcro, seaman sclir Bonanza
Lucovich Joseph, tisherman, Front St. Wharf
Lucy Anthony (Smith, Lucy & Co.) r. 2195 Taylor
Lucy Cornelius, guard House of Correction, r. 447
Tehama
Lucy Dennis J., carpenter, r. 37 Clinton
Lucy George B. (O. B. Lucy & C.>.) r. 1225 Folsom
Lucy George R. Jr., with G. E. Lucy & Co., r. 1225
Folsom
Lucy G. R. & Co. (George B. and Robert V. Lucy)
soap manufs, S s Brannan, bet Eighth and
Ninth, oflSce 123 California
Lucy Mary Miss, dressmaker Thomas Sullivan, r. 447
Tehama
Lucy Robert V. (G. R. Lucy & Co.) r. 1225 Folsom
Lucy Samuel C, soapmaker Thomas Dolan, r. E 8
Potrero Av, bet Alameda and El Dorado
Lucy. See Lucey
Liiddicken Frank, cigarmaker, r. 912 Larkin
Lude Charles, butcher Moses Selig, r. Sixteenth Av,
South S. F.
Liideke Henry, blacksmith S. F. Forge Co., r. 18 First
Ludeke. See Ludkey
Ludemanu Adolph, hardware dealer, r. 3 Myrtle Av
Ludemann Frederick, yroptr i'aciflc Nursery, W s
Baker, bet Lombard and Chestnut
Ludemann H., cooper Lachman k Jaoobi, r. 18 Clinton
Ludemann Henry, bartender Peter Sengstacken, r. 8E
cor Mission and Fremont
Liiders Alfred, commission agent, r. 430 Minna
Luders Edward T., watchman freight dept Central
Pac. KU., r. 162 Perry
Liiders John, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Luders John H., deckhand stmr McPherson, r. 2031
Stockton
Luders Otto, liquor saloon, 507 Davis, r. 228 Francisco
Luiiers. See Lueders
Ludington Charles S., cigars and tobacco, NE cor
Third and Howard, r. 220 Third
Ludington George C, capitalist, 337 Pine, r. Alameda
Ludkey Edward, clerk, r. 331 Twenty-seventh
Ludlam Anthony, r. 844 Mission
Ludlam Anthony Jr., surveyor, r. 814 Mission
Ludlam Charles M., with William S. Hopkins, r. 844
Mission
Ludlam Edward H., pressman, r. 844 Mission
Ludlam. See Ludlum
Ludlow Anna, widow, r. 719 Shotwell
Ludlow Frank L., clerk, r. Overland House
Ludlow Garrie, clerk S. Bine k Co., r. 719 Shotwell
Ludlow Peter, seaman, r. 129 Jackson
Ludlow William, clerk A. M. Simpson & Brother, r.
. 69 Natoma
Ludlow William B., builder, and extraman Hose No.
3, S. F. F. D., r. 121 Columbia
Ludlum Edwin (Woodhams k Ludlum) r. Ill Taylor
Ludlum Thomas B., mining engineer, office 211
Sansome, r. 27 Hawthorne
Ludlum. See Ludlam
Ludorff August, salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co., r.
325 Lombard
liudovici Frederick W. , secretary Gas Con-
sumers Assn, 204 Bush, r. 108 M<-Allister
Ludwick Charles, carpenter Superintendent of Streets
Ludwick Mary A. Mrs., r. 217 Tyler
Ludwig Adam (Schwamm & Ludwig) r. 357 Minna I
Ludwig Bertha, domestic 103 Twenty-fourth \
Ludwig Christopher, barber Charles H. Coleman, r. j
NE cor Hyde and Broadway I
Ludwig E. \.. attorney at law, r. 105 Ridley
Ludwig Ernst H., r. 242 Sutter
Ludwig Herman, barber Julius Streib, r. 762 Howard
Ludwig Herman, expressman Ackerman Brothers, r.
511 Octavia
Ludwig J. H. A., r. 4 Virginia PI
Ludwig John A., carpenter, r. 1180 Harriscm -^.^
Ludwig John C, machinist, r. 216 Van Ness Av
Ludwigsen Mary, widow, r. 121 Francisco
Ludwigsen Nelson P., teamster A. J. Plate & Co., r.
32 Eddy
Ludwigsen William, machinist City Iron Works, r.
121 Francisco
Lueders Ida Miss, teacher German, Zeitska's Insti-
tute, r. 820 Greenwich
Lueders Frederick A., architect, 515 California, r.
2029 Mission
Lueders M. Mrs., hairworker S. F. Schluter, r. 2021
Mission
Lueders. See Luders
Luehn Bernhard, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Luellman Louis C. H., clerk J. Puvogel, r. 1436 Cal.
Luensman Friedrich, clerk Werner Hoelschcr, r. SB
cor Eddy and Mason
I<ue!)mann Krnost., wines and liquors, 539 Cali-
fornia, r. 621 California
Luesmann Henry (M. Cook k Co.) r. 2103)i Stockton
Luethe Joseph, porter German Hospital
Luettge Char'es, bartender, r. 6.50 Washington
Luettioken Frank, cigarmaker Henry Werlitz, r. 912
Larkin
Lufkin J., r. 204 Sutter
Lufkin Louisa Mrs., r. 1104 Market
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Ltifeted Charles, cooper Ole Madson, r. 100 Com.
Lugagne John, cook, r. 265 Minna
Lugbin Joseph, agent, r. 824 Folsoni
Luger Joseph, cari^enter and builder, 200 Sixteenth
Luger Julia Mrs., waxflorist, 206 Sixteenth
Iiu^er Martin, r. Helvetia Hotel
liii|;8(liu Jay, inauap[er B. G. Dun & Co.'s Mercan-
tile Agency, 320 California, r. Palace Hotel
Lnhmenseu Nicholas, upholsterer, r. 317 Gret-n
Iiuhr Emma, dressmuJter, r. 308 Green
Luhr E. W., painter Thomas Downing, r. 238}^ Ritch
Luhr William, bartender Osmer & Co., r. NW cor
First and Brannan
Lubrs Bernard, cigarmaker Adolph 4Ever8, r. 5
Drnmm
Luhrs C. H.. r. 369 Jessie
Liihrs Diedrich, clerk Wilkens & Co., r. 600 Third
Luhrs Enno, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Luhrs Frederick, driver Wilmot Brewery, r. S s
Twenty-fifth, bet Church and Chattanooga
Luhrs John, groceries and liquors, 600 Broadway
Luhrs Louis, speculator, r. German Hotel
Luhrs Nicholas C. (Wheaton & Luhrs) r. 409 Mason
Luhrsen Diedrich, shoemaker John Zeis, r. 616 Post
Luik Frederick, artist, r, 411 Jones
Luirette J., French Zouaves, 537 Sacramento
Luis Frank, barge pilot S. F. Steamboat and Trans-
portation Co.
Luke Henry, blacksmith Bisdon I. and L. Works, r.
Oakland
Luke John, seaman SS. City of New York, r. 8W cor
Solano and Minnesota
Luke Mary A., widow, r. 2210 Pine
Luke William L., billposter Keyt & Co.. r. 609 Ninth
Lukes Frederick L., butcher, r. 2117 Webster
Lukes Henry, carpentr, r. 2117 Webster
liukin Josepli Adolpli, liquor saloon, 446 Cali-
fornia, r. 608 Buchanan
Lull G. W. Mrs., proprietress Lull House, 311 Stock.
Lull Louis K., attorney at law, 37 Montgomery Block,
r. 8 Mason
Lull M. J., farmer, r. ."521 Pacific
Lull Norman A., machinist D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
Alameila
Lum Henry, fireman stmr Petaluma, r. Saucelito
Lumbard Sarah W., widow, r. 621 Pine
Lumber Dealers' Exchange, Asahel Thayer secretary.
Pier 5 Steuart
Limiberg Peter, steward stmr Harriet, Jackson St.
Wharf
Lumbermen's Protective Union, 71 New Montgomery
Lumbei-t Herman, seaman, r. cor Beale and Bryant
Lumley Gejrge, laborer P. L. Archibald & Co.,r. 1324
Market
Lumley Thomas, second mate schr Discovery, Mis-
sion St. Wharf
Lumm Victor, cheeeemaker, r. Clipper, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Lumpe John, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Lumsdeu Alexander H., bootfitter Kullman, Salz &
Co., r. 525 3<S Howard
Lumsden Samuel, bootfitter Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 80 Jessie
Lumsden Samuel, propertymau Cal. Theater, r. 80 Jes-
sie
Ltina Frank, laborer Lick House
Luna Joseph, seaman, r. 908 Sausome, rear
Luna llomulo, groceries and rcstiiurant, SE cor I?u-
pont and Vallcjo, r. 643 Vallejo
Luna Santos, domestic 1317 Powell
Limblade Frederick, porter Kittle & Co., r. 2509 Larkin
Lund Alexander, carpenter, r. 426 Tehama
Lund Charles, seaman schr C. H. Merchant, Beale St.
Wharf
Lund Charles, seaman schr Maria H. Nelson, Howard
St. Wharf
Lund Charles M., Ironworker Pac. Boiling Mill. r. 506
Brannan
Lund Christian, seaman schr Bill the Butcher, How-
ard St. Wharf
Lund Claua H., r. 44 Steuart
Lund Hans, seaman schr Elvenia, Larue's Wharf
Lund Henry, Importing, shipping, and commis-
sion merchant. 214 California, r. 1710 Stockton
Lund Hugh N., real-estate, r. 215 Ebn Av
Lund John S., carpetlayer, r. 720 Misfion
Lund M. C. clerk Henry Lund. r. Oakland
Lund Peter C, shoemaker Simon Berkowitz,r. 528 Pac.
Liind Thomas, seaman Oregon SS. George W. Elder,
Folsom St.Wharf
Lund William C, r. 814 Montgomery
Lund. See Lundt and Lunt
Lundborg Gustav, tailor, r. 3 Raphael PI
Lundberg John, contractor and builder, r. Ahlborn
House
Luudberg Nils P. (Larsen & Lundberg) r. 7 Merchant
Lundberg Peter T., papercarrier, r. 1080 Broadway
Lundborg G. William, bookkeeper Savings and Loan
Society, r. 1504 Taylor
Lundborg John A. W., dentist, office 123 Stockton, r.
1.504 Taylor
Lunde J., mate schr California, r. 30 Clay
Lundell Andrew, Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Market
Luuden Fina, domestic 130'J Mas«>n
Luudgren Charles, waiter Grand Hotel
Limdgren Jacob A., tailor A. Morris, r. 443 Minna
Lundholm John, tailor, r. 1407 Montgomery, rear
Luudie Hamilton, furniture dealer, r. 1001 Market
Lundin Annie, widow, confectionery, 1817 Powell
Lundiu John, uiiholsterer Alexander Jansen, r. 917
Sacramento
Lundin M., r. 105 Prospect PI
Lundquist Charles, blacksmith helper Pac. Improve-
ment Co., r. 114 Welsh
Lundquist Charles, upholsterer Charles W. Bidgeway,
r. N 8 Pine, nr Dupont
Lundquist Edward C, harnessmaker Main & Winches-
ter, r. 1235 Hyde
Lundquist Erick, watchmaker and jeweler, 46 Second
Lundquist John O., tailor, r. 11 William
Luud.'^trom Henry, seaman, r. 423 East
Lundstrom Ivan, laundryman, r. 202 Twenty-third
Lundstrom John A., salesman Martin Meussdorffer, r.
313 Mason
Lundt Charles, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Lundt Detlef N., shipwright, r. 2104 Mason
Lundt Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lundt Henry A., brassfounder William T. Garratt, r.
2104 Mason
Lundt Henry T., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lundt Jenny C. Miss, assistant Mission Primary
School, r. 2104 Mason
Lundt Louis, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lundt. See Lunt
Luudy David, collector, r. 1826 Eddy
Liundy Ttiomax, importer clocks, watches, sil-
verware, jewelry, etc., 7 and 9 Third, r. 141 Silver
Lundy William, hackman, NE cor Kearny and Cal.
Lunes Jose, laborer, r. 5 Maiden Lane
Luugstrass Henry, bookkeeper Lick House
Lunici Hosea, waiter stmr Julia, Washington St.
Wharf
Luning Nicholas, capitalist, 211 Sansome, r. Pal*
ace Hotel
Lnning Nicholas Jr., r. Palace Hotel
Lunney James, laborer, r. 172 Clementina, rear
Lunnv Bernard, driver N. B. and Mission BB., r. 6
Willow
Lunny James W., painter Henry M. Eosekrans, r. N
s Twenty-sixth, bet Church and Dolores
Lunny James W. Jr., signpaiuter Jabez S. Swan, r. S
s "Twenty-*'ouith, bet Sanchez andNoe
Lunny Joseph, porter S.W. Bosenstock & Co., r. 619
Bush
Lunsman John H., i^alesman F. Greiner, r. NW cor
Sixth and Jessie
Lunstedt Edward, butcher Lutz ft Co., r. 2404 Jones
Lunstodt Henry, butcher, r. 2404 Jones
Lunstedt Jacob, laborer, r. 2404 Jones
Lunt Alniira Mrs., r. 108 Ellis
Lunt B. Mrs., nurse, r. 23 Ellis
Lunt John, liiborer, r. 2217 Mason
linnt Oliver A., proptr Lunt's Dancing Academy,
320 Post. r. 313 Ellis
Lunt. See Lundt
Luutzmaiin Henry, expressman, 617 Davis, r. 606
Lombard
Luuwald H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Lupe Arthur, clerk, r. 906 Polk
Lupe Carrie MihS, r. ii0«Polk
Lupeck Henry, lodgings, 17 Fourth
Luporini Lulgi, miner, r. 6 Bartol
Luppo J., physician. olHce and r. 205 Montgomery Av
Lxu'i'ini Viucheuzo(Giov«nInni & Luprini)r. SW cor
Larkin and Green
Luproil James, r. 231 Fifteenth
Lupton Charles B.(Wiggctt & Lupton)r. 322 Brannan
Luptun Michael, seaman, r. 131 Folsom
Lurdskog Hans, seaman bark Lady Lampson, Mission
St. Wharf
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Luritz Caspar, milker William Hall, r^ranee Av, bet
Mission and San Bruno Road
Lurmann Frederick (Gehrig, Lurmann & Co.) r. 619
Seventh
Lurti John, seaman, r. 154 Steuart
Luscombe Philip, entry clerk Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. 2 Webster PI
LuBcombe Robert, manager Cal. Corset Co., 539 Mar-
ket, r. Oakland
LuRcoHibe W., master mariner, r. 214 O'Farrell
Luse A. P. (Marder, Luse & Co.) r. Chicago
Lnse H. H., lumber and general merchandise (Empire
Cit.y, Or.)r, U Essex
Luse. See Luce
Lusinchi Paul(LuRinchi & Tavolara) r. 515 Filbert
Lusinchi & Tavolara (Paul Lusinchi and James Tavo-
lara) fish dealers, 6 Clay St. Market
Iiusk A. & Co. (Albert Lusk, John Kleinhans, and
William Jacobs) wholesale dealers canned, dried
and green fruits, Pa(-ific Fruit Market, 534 and
536 Clay
Lusk Albert (A. Lusk & Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Lusk David T., foreman Martin J. Flavin, r. 1621
Powell
Lusk George B., foreman McCord, Bridge & Co., r.
226 Sutter
Lusk Henry, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Lusk Thomas, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
LuBk William, quartermaster O. & 0. SS. Gaelic
Lussier Louis (Lussier & Hill) r. Oakland
liussier & Hill (Louis Lussicr and Andrew P. Hill)
poi trait and landscape painters, studio 99 and 100
St. Ann's Building
Lust Frederick, teacher music, r. 957 Market
Luste Fannie, widow, r. 451 Natoma
LustenbtTger Felix, driver Hubert Lustenberger, r.
NE cor Virginia Av and Lundy Lane, B. H.
Lustenberger Hubert, groceries aud liquors. SW cor
Maeon aud Greenwich, and dairy, NE cor Virginia
Av and Lundy Lane, B. H.
Lustenberger Michael W., clerk H. Lustenberger, r.
SW cor Mason and Greenwich
Lustig Daniel D., drug clerk, r. 462 Natoma •
Lustig Isaac, real-estate, r. 462 Natoma
Lugtman P., peddler, r. 1210}^ Larkin, rear
Lutgen Charles F., accountant, 218 Pine, r. Alameda
Lutgen John (Wichman & Lutgen) r. 502 Linden Av
Lutgeus Adolph 0. F., draftsman Kenitzer & Kaun, r.
130 Ninth
Lutgens Ernest H., jeweler, r. 130 Ninth
Lutgens Henry C, clerk K. Meussdorfler, r. 130 Ninth
Lutgens Johauu, collector German General Benev.
Soc, r. 130 Ninth
Lutgens. See Lutjens
Lutb Charles, butcher, r. Sixteenth Av, bet K and L,
South S. F.
Luth Frederick, miner, r. 228 Bush
Luther Anthnny, hostler, r. 127 Jackson
Luther Edwin, carpenter Cook & Trounson, r. 745
Market
Luther Eleanor, widow, bakery, 107 Valencia
Luther George E., teamster C. C. Shattuck, r. 703
Stockton
Luther Hans, photograph gallery, 444}^ Third
Luther Henry A., dentist, office and r. 1913 Polk
Luther Henry W., teacher music, r. 5 Salmon
Luther James, carpenter Southern Pac. RR., r. 231
Fifteenth
Luther John B. (Greenebaum & Co.) r. 321 Ellis
Luther Kittie Miss, r. 942 Howard
Lutie John, cook Pacific Mail SS. China
Lntie. See Luty
Lutjens Herman (Kroenke & Lutjens) r.NE cor Twen-
ty-sixth and Mission
Lutjens. See Lutgens
Lutke Robert, sbowcasemakcr Teubner & Hoffman, r.
1314 M Larkin
Lutkey George, porter C. & P. H. Tirrell & Co., r.
Oakland
Liitticken Frank, Cigarmakers' Assn. 771 Market
Lutton Robert, carpenter Public School Department,
r. NE cor Broadway and Buchanan
Luttrell James F., storekeeper Pacific Mail SS. Co-
lima
Luttrell J. K., r. 715 Ellis
Luttringer Brothers (Emile and Charles) liquor sa-
loon, 319 Dupont
Luttringer Charles (Luttringer Brothers) r. 19 Harlan
PI
Luttringer Emile (Luttringer Brothers) r. 10 Ridley
Luttringer Joseph, liqnor saloon and lodgings, 409
Dupont
Luttringer Martin, laborer New Washington Hotel
Iiut'y Frederick E., mining secretary, 330 Pine,
room 5, r. Oakland
l<aty John S., real-estate, 330 Pine, room 5, r.
Oakland
Luty. See Lutie
Lutz Charles, baker, r. 1417 Mason, rear
Lutz Christian, baker, r. 1123 Howard
Lutz Frederick, butcher, r. 20 Elliot Park
Lutz Frederick, clerk Spinney k Co., r. 11 Kearny
Lutz George, tailor Green & Seller, r. 461 Minna
Lutz Jacob, liquor saloon, 18 Taylor, r. 15 Taylor
Lutz John, carpenter, r. 1216 Pacific \
Lutz John C, market, 135 Oak |
Lutz Ludwig (Lutz & Co.) r. 20 Elliot Park j
Lutz Michael, butcher, r. Stevenson, bet Seventh and
Eighth
Lutz William A., assistant supt Industrial School
liiitz 6i Co. (Ludwig Lutz) butchers, 3 and 4 Cali-
fornia Market
Lutzen Martin P., liquor saloon, 903 Kearny
Lutzen Oscar A., haruessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.,
r. 740 Broadway
Lux Charles (Miller & Lux) r. Baden Station, San
Mateo Co.
Lux Christian, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Lux Frank A. (Scherr. Bach & Lux) r. 1411 Folsom
Lux Frederick, assistant appraiser Custom House, r.
1114 Vallejo
Lux Louis A., cashier Madison & Burke, r. 72 Natoma
Lux. See Lucks
Luxenberg Moritz, cantor Taylor St. Pynagogiie, r. 905
Market
Ijuxich Andrew, cook Anton Radovich, r. 254 Steuart
Luxich Anthony, waiter Anton Radovich, r. 254
Steuart
Luxich F. M., bartender Bozo Radovich, r. 24 Mary
Luyster Thomas G. W., salesman Albert Lozier, r. 611
Clay
Lybrand George F. (William Proll & Co.) r. 1J4 Tay
Lycadord Joseph, laundryman, r. 202 Twenty-third
Lyceit J., waiter Johnson k Shay, r. 931 Market
Lycett John, driver United Carriage Co., r. 621 Mason
Lycett Patrick, porter, r. 523 Jessie
Lycett. See Lysett
Liycomiiig^ Fire Insurance Co. (Penn.) Brown,
Craig k Co. agents, 215 Sansome
Lydeard Peter J., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
E 6 Howard, nr Twentieth
Lydon Daniel, groceries and liquors, 317 Tehama
Lydon Daniel, house aiid sign iiaiuter, and paints and
oils, 23 Sixth, r. 637)4 Natoma
Lydon John, r. 848 Folsom
Lydon John, laborer, r. 37 Everett ""
Lydon John, laborer, r. 26 Garden, rear
Lydon John, laborer, r. 609 Seventh, rear
Lydon John, longshoreman Charles E. Haselline, r. S
s Lombard, bet Sansome and Montgomery
Lydon Michael, laborer, r. 37 Everett
Lydon Michael, laborer, r. 1029 Vallejo
Lydon Peter, laborer, r. 37 Everett
Lydon. See Ltydon
Lyford Charles, r. 211 Polk
Lyf ord L. Dexter, physician and embalmer, 405 Kear-
ny, r. Palace Hotel
Lyford Lottie A. Mrs., proprietress Appletou House,
33 Fifth
Iiying'-In Hospital and Foundlings Asylum,
913 Tyler
Lyle Andrew G.. pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
1811 OFarrell
Iiyle Freeman B., merchant, 123 California, room
13, r. 928 Mission
Lyle George G., r. 1811 O'Farrell
Lyle John, carpenter, r. 1811 O'Farrell
Lyle Joshua B., capitalist, r. 1603 Van Ness Av
liylK William S., capitalist, office 54 Nevada
Block, r. 1603 Van Ness Av
Lyman Augustu", upholsterer, r. 1020 Market
Lyman Charles, fruit dealer, r. lilii Folsom
Lyman Charles, surveyor, r. 726 Capp
Lyman Edward, teamster, r. 208 Leavenworth
Lyman Edward F., machinist Risdou I. and L. Works,
r. 219 Clara
Lyman Frank T., clerk, r. 8E cor Columbia and Twen-
ty-fourth
Lyman George F., watchman new U. S. Appraisers'
Building, r. 726 Capp
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Lyman J. C, secretary Iron Telegraph Pole Co., 328
Montgomery, r. 725 Bush
Lyman J. O., purser Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Lyman John, baker Patrick F. McGrath, r. 741 H
Foleom
Lyman Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 8E cor CSolam-
bia and Twenty-fourth
Lyman Margaret M., domestic 820 Union
Lyman Mary Miss, teacher music, r. SE cor Columbia
and Twenty-fourth
Lyman Patrick, liquor dealer, r. SE cor Columbia
and Twenty-fourth
Lyman Patrick, tailor, r. 741 Folsom
Lyman Sarah Miss, milliner, r. SE cor Columbia and
Twenty-fourth
Lyman William, bookkeeper, r. 2539 Folsom
Lyman William, conductor N. B. and Mission EB., r.
319 Fourth
LynasJohn C, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
733 Hayes
Lynat John, laborer, r. 2525 Post
Lynch , porter Steele, Elder & Co.
Lynch Alexander, helper Sacramento Boiler Works,
r. United States Hotel
].iynch Alexander H., reporter Morning Call, r. 532
Geary
Lynch Alice E. Miss, assistant Market St. Primary
School, r. 333 McAllister
Lynch Andrew, watchman Brannan St. Stables, Cen-
tral RR.
Lynch Ann, widow, r. 520 Bryant
Lynch Annie, domestic 1728 Bush
Lynch Annie, hairdresser, r. 821 Larkin
Lynch Annie Mrs., r. 422 Powell
Lynch Arthur J., machinist, r. ri03 Geary
Lynch Belle, wiilow, furnished rooms, 110 Taylor
Lynch Bridget Miss, laundry, 153 Miuna
Lynch Brothers (James and David) liquor saloon, NE
cor Fourth and Minna
Lynch Catherine, widow, r. 518 Chestnut
Lynch Catherine, widow, r. 5 Haywood
Lynch Charles, laborer, r. 437 Jessie, rear
Lynch Charles, laborer, r. 631 }4 Minna
Lynch Charles Jr.. plumber, r. 631 M Minna
Lynch Oharles M., ci>mpoaitor Alta California, r. G03
Geary
Lynch Chester T., compositor George Spaulding, r.
511 Jones
Lynch Cornelius, laborer, r. SE cor Florida and Butte
Lynch Cornelias, piledriver, r. 324 Main
Lynch Cornelius J., laborer, r. S s Fourteenth, bet
Noe and Castro
Lynch D. & Co. (David Lynch and John H. Colbert)
sfoi-k yards, NE cor Mission and Thirtieth, and
SE cor Tenth and Market
Lynch Daniel, laborer, r. 210 Mason
Lynch Daniel, laborer, r. 773 Stevenson
Lynch Daniel, painter, r. 606 Minna
Lynch Daniel, roofer W. H. Wilson, r. N s Minna, bet
Second and Third
Ljrnch Daniel, watchman Custom House
Lynch David (D. Lynch & Co.) r. E s Dame, bet Thir-
tieth and Thirty-first
Lynch David ( Lynch Brothers) r. 447 Minna
Lynch Dennis, currier Laguna Tannery, r. 8W cor
Filbert and Van Ness Av
Lynch Dennis, gardener Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. N 8
Point Lobos Av, nr Parker Av
Lynch Dennis, janitor U. S. (.'ourt Building, r. NE
cor Battery and Washington
Lynch Dennis, longshoreman, r. 32 Clay
Lyncli Edward, attorney at law, 318 Pine, room 15, r.
Oakland
Lynch PMward, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1919
Stevenson
Lynch Ellen, widow, furnished rooms, 234 Bush
Lynch E:ien Mrs., r. 117 Dore
Lynch Elizabeth S. Miss, r. W a Castro, bet Nine-
teenth and Twi.ntieth
Lynch Frank, laborer, r. 727 Davis
Lynch Krank V/., with I. S. Van Winkle fc Co., r. 733
Natoma
Lynch George W., collector, 729 Montgomerj-, r. 1020
Stockton
Lynch George W., bookkeeper Thompson Brothers,
r. 728 McAllister
Lynch Hannah, groceries and liquors, 4'W Tehama
Lynch Henry, clerk Joseph Glusti, r. 626 California
Lynch Henry E., compositor Bacon & Co., r. Oakland
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Lynch Henry J., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. Oakland
Lynch Henry H., real-estate, 320 Sansome, room 64,
r. 515 Haight
Lynch Honora, nurse, r. 2012 Larkin
Lynch Herbert, harnessmaker Stone & Hayden, r. 520
Bryant
Lynch Hugh, tailor, 143 Minna, r. 24 Moss
Lynch Hugh J., assistant License Collector, r. 1117
Broadway
Lynch J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1919 Stev-
enson
Lynch James (Lynch Brothers) r. 447 Minna
Lynch James, blacksmith, r. N s Twenty-second, bet
Dolores and Chattanooga
Lynch James, extraman Engine No. 7, S. F. F. D., r.
NW cor Sixteenth and Second Av
Lynch James, laborer, r. 275 Stevenson
Lynch James, laborer, r. 1607 Stevenson
Lynch James, laborer, r. E s Washington, bet Steiner
and Fillmore
Lynch James, laborer, r. SE cor Florida and Butte
Lynch James, longshoreman, r. W s Columbia PI, bet
I Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
I Lynch James, spei;ulator, r. 932 Montgomery
Lynch James E., cabinetmaker, r. 1032 Twentieth
Lynch James H., liquor saloon, 325 Sansome, r. 416
Minna
Lynch James K., bookkeeper First National Gold of
San Francisco, r. 1516 Taylor
Lynch James Peter, clerk, r. 520 Bryant
Lynch Jeremiah, bootblack, 112 Post, r. 249 Tehama
Lynch Jeremiah, broker, S. F. Stock and Exchange
Board
Lynch Jeremiah, teamster Hancock & Kelso, r. NW
cor Sixteenth and Columbia
Lynch John, Stonecutters' Pro. Assn, 818 Howard
Lynch John, blacksmith helper Risdon I. and L.
Works
Lynch John, chief engineer Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Lynch John, cutler Will & Flnck, r. 202 Francisco
Lynch John, driver Smith & Poultncy, r. 26 Silver
Lynch John, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
1032 Twentieth
Lynch John, helper Calvin, Nutting & Son, r. 510
Minna
Lynch John, laborer, r. 428 Tehama
Lynch John, laborer, r. 24 Willow Av
Lynch John, laborer, r. 509 Seventh
Lynch John, laundryman, r. 6.T4 Mission
Lynch John, painter, r. 15 Russell, rear
Lynch John, peddler, r. 325 Twenty-second
Lynch John, real-estate, r. 520 Broadway
Lynch John, S. F. Shlpcalkers' Assn, Barra's Hall
Lynch John, stableman William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Lynch John, tanner Dennis Callahan, r. E s San Bruno
Road, bet Twenty-seventn and Twenty-eighth
Lynch John, wharfinger Washington St. Wharf, r.
Oiklaud
Lynch John, with F. N. Woods & Co., r. Coso House
Lynch John, woolpuller Samuel Bloom, r. SE cor
Florida and Butte
Lj-nch John A., glasscutter John Mallon, r. 1608 Hyde
Lynch John C, carpenter, r. 1608 Hyde
Lynch John E., bartender, r. 904 Kearny
Lynch John H., baker American Exchange Hotel
Lynch John H., comi>o8it ir The Daily Exchange, r.
333 McAllister
Lynch John H., laborer, r. N 8 Clipper, bet Dolores
and Church
Lynch Jolin P., pressman P. E. Dougherty & Co., r.
17 Scott PI
Lynch JoUn W. (Oriental Tea Co.) r. 8.30 Howard
Lynch John W., assistant License Collector, r. 445
Bryant
Lynch John W., painter Edward M. Gallagher, r. 438
Jackson
Lynch Joseph, gardener, r. 121 Gilbert, rear
Lynch Joseph D., r. 423 O'Farrell
Lynch Joseph P., tinsmitli. r. 520 Bryant
Lynch Lizzie, domestic 1108 Post
Lynch M.. teamster Superintendent of Streets
Lynch Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. cor Point Loboa
and John.xton .\V8
Lynch Mamie Miss, typerubbcr Marder, Luse h Co.,
r. 561 Bryant
Lynch Margaret, domestic 7:<8 McAllister
Lynch Martin, laborer, r. 1008 ,>« Market
Lynch Mary, widow, r. 1524 Tyler
Lynch Mary, widow, lodgings, 434 Broadway
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Lynch Mary, domestic 913 Van Ness Av
Lynch Mary, domestic 1115 Geary
Lynch Mary, domestic 680 Twentieth
Lynch Mary Miss, shirtmaker, r. 946 Mission
Lynch Mary Mrs., stewardess SS. Oregon, r. 1182 Har-
rison
Lynch Michael, r. 316 Dupont
Liynch Mioliael, attorney at law, 502 Montgomery,
r. W 8 Valencia, bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Lynch Michael, carpenter, r. 520 Bryant
Lynch Michael, clerk Holbrook. Merrill & Stetson, r.
24 Willow Av
Lynch Michael, compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 30
Louisa
Lynch Michael, expressman, r. 82 Colton
Lynch Michael, laborer, r. 416 Grove
Lynch Michael, laborer, r. E s Wool, bet Cortland Av
and Lincoln
Lynch Michael, laborer, r. W s Montgomery Av, bet
Chestnut and Francibco
Lynch Michael, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine,
r. 1011 Battery, rear
Lynch Michael, porter general superintendent Central
Pac. RR.. r. 1710 Stevenson
Lynch Michael, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. KE
cor Third and Brannan
Lynch Michael, teamster W. H. Warden & Co., r. N s
Grove, bet Gough and Octavia
Lynch Michael E., porter Charles Laubeuheiraer, r.
101 Stevenson
Lynch Michael J., coachman, r. 2536 Mission
Lynch Michael J., laborer, r. SE cor Florida and
Butte
Lynch Michael P., longshoreman, r. 258 Spear, rear
Lynch Nellie, domestic 1512 Octavia
Lynch Norah, domestic 1216 Geary
Lynch Owen, laborer, r. 321 Pacific
Lynch Owen, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Lynch P., laborer Pac-. Rolling Mill
Lynch Patrick, r. 314 Bush
Lynch Patrick, baker Pacific Mail 88. City of New
York
Lynch Patrick, halter, r. 409 Fourth
Lynch Patrick, laborer, r. 3 Salmon
Lynch Patrick, laborer, r. 829 Folsom
Lynch Patrick, laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.,
r. 121 Clinton
Lynch Patrick, longshoreman, r. N s Broadway, bet
MontKomery and Sansome
Lynch Patrick, miner, r. 512 Mission
Lynch Patrick, painter J. St. Denis, r. 166 Tehama
Lynch Patrick, saloonkeeper, r. 118 M Washington
Lynch Patrick, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
cor Twenty-ninth and Valencia
Lynch Patrick, shoemaker, r. 116 Natoma
Lynch Patrick, wood and coal, 610 Larkin
Lynch Patrick Rev., assistant pastor St. Patrick's
Church, r. 744 Mission
Lynch Patrick A., stockfitter Buckinghan^ k Hecht, r.
6 Kisling PI
Lynch Patrick B., capitalist, r. 1226 Mission
Lynch Patrick G., upholsterer Gustave Baum, r. 045
Stevenson
Lynch Peter (English & Lynch) r. SW cor Valencia
and Twenty-first
Lynch Peter, blacksmith, r. 1006 Valencia
Lynch Peter, carpenter, r. 205 Hyde
Lynch Peter, carpenter, r. 422 Fremont
Lynch Peter, se^iuiHn, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet Church
and Chattanooga
Lynch Peter, teamster Collins & Tuttle, r. 351 Elev-
enth
Lynch Peter, waterman, r. 337 Fourth
Lynch Rosanna, domestic 1221 Jones
Lynch Samuel (Branuau & Lynch) r. 1001 Battery
Lynch Thomas, boilermaker, r. 445 Natoma, rear
Lynch Thomas, boilermakir Fulton Iron Works, r. 16
Natoma
Lynch Thomas, carpenter, r. 12 Hunt
Lynch Thomas, coachman, r. 719 O'Farrell, rear
Lynch Tliomas, drygoods dealer, r. 1919 Stevenson
Lynch Thomas, fireman Pacific Mail SS. City of Pan-
ama, r. NEcor Second and Bntniian
Lynch Thomas, laborer, r. 249 Tehama
Lynch Thomas, laborer, r. 631^ Minna
Lynch Thomas, lou-shoreman, r. 419 Fremont
Lynch Thomas, teamster Presidio Reservation
Lynch Thomas, teamster Superintendent of Streets,
r. 127 Shipley
Lynch Thomas Jr., plumber, r. 631^ Minna
Lynch Thomas F., fruit dealer, r. 1030 York
Lynch Thomas H., harnessmaker, r. 520 Bryant
Lj-nch Thomas J., salesman Eeane Brothers, r. Occi-
dental Hotel
Lynch Timothy (David & Lynch) r. 17 Scott PI
Lynch Timothy, accountant, r. 1652 West Mission
Lynch Timothy, carpenter, r. 520 Bryant
Lynch Timothy, cooper, r. 139 M Clara, rear
Lynch Timothy, laborer, r. Broadway Hotel
Lynch Timothy, laborer, r. Harrison, bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth
Lynch Timothy, lodgings, 610 Fourth
Lynch Timothy, longshoreman, r. 415 Vallejo
Lynch Timothy, searcher records Central Pacific RR,,
and Southern Pacific RR., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, r. 2536 Folsom
Lynch Timothy J., engineer, r. 2967 Mission
Lynch Timothy P., foreman Pioneer Cigar Box Fac-
tory, r. S s Harrison, bet Sixth and Seventh
Lynch T. L. Mrs., assistant Eighth St. Grammar
School, r. 325 Fremont
Lynch William, carpenter, r. 1120 Taylov x^^^
Lynch William, dairyman, r. N s Jackson, bettlpruce
and Maple
Lynch William, engineer, r. 740 Folsom
Lynch William, grocer, r. 8.30 Howard
Lynch William, house and sign iiainter, 705 Howard,
r. 555 Mission
Lynch Willian^ laborer, r. 542 Mission
Lynch William, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Lynch William, tailor, r. 2122 Mission
Lynch William D., engineer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Illinois, bet Shasta and Napa
Lynchey Patrick, mining, r. American Exchange Hotel
Lynde Nancy M., widow, r. 534 Bartlett
Lynde William C. (Lynde & Hough) r. 1413 Larkin
Iij-nde «& Hongh (William C. Lynde and Howard
M. Hough) commission merchants, and wholesale
fish dealers, 416 and 418 Davis
Lynde. See Lind
Lyne Richard C. (Lyne & Dempsey) r. 32 Ritch
Lyne & Dempsey (Richard C. Ls'ne and Denis Demp-
sey) dry and fancygoods, 316 Hayes
Lynett John S., laborer, r. 2525 Post
Lynge George, seaman, r. Keystone House
Lynn Andrew, expressman, NE cor Howard and Spear
Lynn Ann, domestic 809 Mason
Lynn Edward, helper George Howes & Co., r. 10 Natoma
Lynn Edward Jr., hoilermaker, r. 10 Natoma
Lynn George D.. actor, r. 8 Central PI
Lynn Jacob, r. 419 Powell
Lynn John, hostler City RR., r. 3 First Av
Lynn John, laborer, r. 10 Berry
Lynn John, teamster Superintendent of Streets
Lynn John W., driver Hayes Valley Branch Market
St. RR.
Lynn Mary, domestic 500 Harrison
Lynn Mary Jane, domestic 312 Pago
Lynn Patrick, bakery, 3011 Mission
Lynn Patrick, bartender, r. 1910 Mission
Lynn Patrick, stoves and tinware, 641 Third
Lynn Peter A., brassmoldcr George H. Tay & Co., r.
047 Third
Lynn Samuel, seaman, r. 929 Sacramento
Lynn Thomas, molder, r. 929 Sacramento
Lynn. See Linn
Lynngreen John W., carpenter, r. 21 Nevada
Lyon David, attorney at law, 659 Clay, r. 743 Pine
Lyon Frank M., engraver, r. Commercial Hotel
Lyon George, stonecutter, r. 2010 Van Ness Av
Lyon George L., driver United States Laundry, r. 202
Twenty-third
Lyon Harrie B., compositor B. Dore & Co., r. Commer-
cial Hotel
Lyon Heber C, teacher Trinity School, r. 1296 Van
Ness Av
Lyon James Edward, bricklayer, r. 800 Montgomery
Lyon James £., mining, oifice 314 Montgomery,
room 5, r. 1214 Hyde
Lyon James J., assistant weigher Custom House, r.
824 M Nineteenth
Lyon J. H. Jr., architect, r. St. James House
Lyon John, bricklayer, r. 1911 Dupont
Lyon John, student, r. 2010 Van Ness Av
Lyon John J., bricklayer, r. 1911 Dupont
Lyon John L. (Lyon & Kinsey) r. Oakland
Lyon L. H.. furnished rooms, 522 Pine
Lyon Mill and Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.) E. F.
Stone secretary, 306 Pine
Lyon Mortimer, carpenter and jobber, r. 313 Eddy
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Lyon Nelson, janitor Sanders' Hall, r. 1151 'A Mission
Lyon Richard C, clothing dealer, r. 34 Ritch
Lyon Sallie P., widow, r. 124J«s Silver
Lyon Seeley B. (Wells, Russell & Co.) r. 210 Fair
Oaks
Lyon Simeon G., machinist, r. 23 Grand Av
Lyon Theodore, tinsmith D. S. Weaver, r. Veranda
House
liyon Walter B., grand secretary Grand Lodge I.
O. O. F., 325 Montgomery, r. 36 Page
Lyon William H., r. 706 California
Lyon William S., real-estate agent, r. 11 Mason
Lyon Worthington S., melter Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. Oakland
Lyon & Kinsey (John L. Lyon and Charles W. Kin-
sey) auctioneers and commission merchants, 943
Market
Lyon. See Lion, and Lyne
Lyons A., capitalist, r. Commercial Hotel
Lyons Albert L., bookkeeper, r. 322 Third
Lyons Alexander, printer, r. .3060 Laguna
Lyons Andrew J., harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
r. 1007 Vallejo
Lyons .\nn E., widow, r. 83 Clementina
Lyons Annie Miss, machine operator E. Detrick &
Co., r. 327 Bryant
Lyons Arthur W. N., surgical instrumentmaker, r. 1
McDermott PI
Lyons Benjamin, policeman City HaU, r. E s Lundy
Lane, nr Esmeralda
Lyons C. E., hist officer Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba
\ Lyons C. H., tinsmith, r. 509 Washington
I Lyons Charles, deckhand stmr City of Stockton,
j Washington St. Wharf
Lj'ons Charles, drayman Corporation Tard, S. F. F.
> D., r. 813 Howard
I Lyons Charles, tanner, r. 35 Park Av
Lyons Charles C, laborer, r. E s Capp, bet Twenty-
! fifth and Twenty-sixth
I Lyons Cornelius, bootblack. 227 Bush, r. 348 Fremont
I Lyons D., patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Lyons Daniel, horseclipper Charter Oak Stabks, r.
540 Ntttoina
Lyons Denis Mrs., widow, r. 1900 Powell
Lyons Dennis, contractor, r. 26 Freelon
Lyons Dennis J., steerage steward SS. Oregon, r. 227
Second •
Lyons Edward, paver, r. 563 Bryant
Lyons E. G. & Co. (Ernest G. Lyons and Jules Mayer)
wholesale liquors, and munufs and distillers syr-
ups, "cordials, etc., manufs and sole proptra Cal.
Rock Candy and Syrup Works, 508 and 510 Jackson
Lyons E. G. & Co. (Ernest G. Lyons, Jules Mayer, and
John Pinet) California Wines, and proptrs Sain-
sevaln Wine Bitters, and soli' agents Amsterdam
Sherry Wine Bitters, 506 and 508 Jackson
Lyons Elizabeth, widow, r. 1842 Vallejo
Lyons Ernest G. (E. G. Lyons k Co.) r. 609 Polk
Lyons Frank G., tinsmith, r. 509 Washington
Lyons George, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 613 Howard
Lyons George W., liquor saloon, 1326 Market
Lyons Harry, r. 1026 Hyde
Lyons J. Mrs., janitress Girls' High School
Lyons Jacob, salesman Nast, Greenzweig & Co., r. 314
Fulton
Lyons James, blacksmithhelper Risdon I. and L. Works
Lyons James, harnessmaker Thomas Fuller, r. 1007
Vallejo
Lyons James, hostler, r. 227 Stevenson
Lyons James, laborer, r. 8 Camp
Lyons James, printer, r. 809 Stockton
Lyons James J., packer Folger, Schilling & Co., r. 5
Verona PI
Lyons James M., buildT, r. 2(i27 Sutter
Lyons James S., bookkeeper, r. NK cor Filbert and
Leavenworth
Lyons James T., painter, r. 2087 Mission
I^yons Jane, widow, r. 1007 Vallejo
Ljons John, r. '2.»'<H Sixth
Lyons John (Collins & Lyons) r. 7 Juniper
Lyons Jolm, boilermakor, r. 732 Harrison
Lyons John, boxuiakcr S. F. Box Factory, r. 642 Mis-
sion
Lyons John, caketrimmcr Par. Oil and Lead Works
Lyons John, driver Central RU.
Lyons John, laborer, r. 109 Lungton
Lyons John, laborer, r. 730 Natoma, rear
Lyons John, laborer E. V. Huthaway
Lyons' John, laborer S. F. Candle Co., r. 3 Gilbert
Lyons John, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Lyons John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 222
Clara
Lyons John, liquor saloon , 50 Second, r. 36 Second
Lyons John, plumber McNally i: Hawkins, r. 311 Lin-
den Av
Lyons John, produce dealer, r. 2012 Larkin
Lyons John Jr., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
109 Langton
Lyons John B., produce dealer, r. 101 Tehama
Lyons John F., compositor Monitor, and extraman
Engine No. 9. S. F. F. D., r. 730 Howard
Lyons John F., packer Ghiradelli & Danzel, r. 5 Ve-
rona PI
Lyons John M. J., surgical Instrumentmaker. r. 1
McDermott PI
Lyons Joseph, coalpasser stmr Empire, Pacific St.
Wharf
Lyons Joseph, salesman Cunningham, Curtiss k
Welch, r. 217 Geary
Lyons Josephine Mrs., milliner Mrs. Hannah Morgan,
r. 23(1 H Sixth
Lyons Julia, domestic 2208 Jackson
Lyons Kate, domestic ISHlFolsom
Lyons Louis, printer Military Headquarters, Presidio
Reservation, r. 3060 Laguna
Lyons Maggie, domestic 12 Mason
Lyons Martin, bootmaker, N s Sierra, bet Georgia
and Michigan, r. 1425 Mason
Lyons Martin, laborer, r. 1510 Octavia
Lyons Martin, puddler Pac. Rolling Mill, r. White
House Hotel
Lyons Mary Miss, dressmaker, 730 Howard
Lyons Marv N., widow, r. W s Kansas, bet Solano and
Butte
Lyons Michael, driver Central RR., r. 17 Park Av
Lyons Michael, laborer, r. 136 Page
Lyons Michael, laborer, r. E s Laguna, bet McAllister
and Fulton
Lyons Michael, proptr Mint Lodging House, 1027
Market
Lyons Patrick, expressman, r. W s Alabama, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Lyons Patrick, laborer, r. 63 Jessie
Lyons Patrick, laborer, r. 1312 Van Ness Av
Lyons Patrick, porter, r. W s Lundy Lane, nr Esmer-
alda, B. H.
Lyons Patrick, teamster I. Gutte, r. 159 )< Clara
Lyons Patrick, waiter Grand Hotel ■
Lyons Patrick, waiter Lick House
Lyons Patrick H., tinsmith Martin Prag, r. 730 Na-
toma, rear
Lyons Richard, Rig. and Stev. Union. 806 Mont.
Lyons Richard C, carpenter, r. 316 Seventh
I,yon8 Rose, widow, r. 527 Greenwich
Lyons Thomas, deckhand Pacific Coast SS. Senator
Lyons Thomas, driver City RIl., r. 3 First Av
Lyons Thomas, keeper County Jail, r. 257 Minna
Lyons Thomas, stevedore, r. 327 Bryant, rear
Lyons Timothy, clerk, r. 548 Tehama, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Lyons Timothy, helper W. S. Phelps & Co., r. 134
Folsom, rear
Lyons William, butcher Luke Stark, r. 629 First
Lyons William A., clerk, r.^1900 Powell
Lyons William C, night clerk Bonanza House, 867
Market
Lyons William H., superintendent stables A. E. Buck-
man, r. NE cor Church and Dorland
Lyons Winifred, chambermaid Brooklyn Hotel
Lyons W. J., watchman Pacific Mail SS. City of Peking
T^ysaght Jolm J., carpenter, r. 639 Natoma
Lyser .\lbert (.\1bert Lyser *: Co.) and vice-principal
South Cosmopolitan Grammar School, r. 506
Franklin
Lyser Albert * Co. (Albert Lyser) publishers Pacific
School and Home Journal, 838 Market
Lyser Julius, r. 46^ Zoe
Lyser Paulina, widow, crockery and tinware, 9.16 Fol.
Lysett John P.. fruits and vegetables, 14 and 34 Cen-
tre Market, r. 643 Valencia
Lysett. See Lycett
Lyspert John, r. 120 Gilbert, rear
Lystir Frederick, theatrical manager, .r. 905 Market
Lytgens Julius, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Lytle John G.. r. 636 Ellis
Ly tie Joseph O.. watchman freight dcpt Southern
Pac. RR., r. SE cor Sixth and Bryant
Lyttle William D., elevatorman Palace Hotel, r. 1109
Stockton
Lyttle. See Little
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Blanck Ernest, mailing clerk S. F. Bulletin, and
liquor saloou, STV cor California and Kearny, r.
719 Vallejo
Maack Henry J., porter D. N. & E.Walter & Co., r. 72.5
Treat Av
Maack William, porter W. W. Dodge & Co., r. 1 Elliot
Park
Maack. See Mack
Maahen Martin, groceries, 35 Louisa
Maaben. See Mahan and Mabou
Maar Charles, waiter The Fountain
Haas Christian, r. Prescott House
Maas Frederick, waiter Henry Simon, r. 1501J^ Market
Maas Jacob, furniture, 10.54 Howard
Maas Matthias, captain scbr Big River, r. 423 Fran-
cisco
Maas Philip, clerk, r. 1054 Howard
Maass Abraham, bookkeeper Lilientbal & Co., r. 29
Dupont
Maass Christopher (Anthony & Maass) r. cor Mary
Lane and Berry
Maass Emil, seaman, r, 238Steuart
Maass Henry, liquor saloon, SE cor Fremont and
Howard
Maass Henry Jr., clerk New Washington Hotel
Maass Henry F., groceries and liquors, 622 Fourth,
and proptr New Washington Hotel, 624 Fourth
Maass John G., liquor saloou, SE cor Howard and*
Main
Maass Julius, clerk, r. 933 Post
Mabie Edward H., clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., r. 311
Stockton
Mabie Pettr, auctioneer H. M. Newhall & Co., r. SE
cor Devisadero and Haight
MacAbee Alexander, superintendent The Baldwin,
NE cor Market and Powell
MacAndrews Nellie A. Mrs., millinery, 59 and 60 St.
Ann's Building
MacCabe Richard S., zincographer Abraham Wald-
etein, r. 1718 Stevenson
MacCabe. See McCabe
MacCanu Robert, clerk Benjamin F. Rei'ey, r. Oak-
land
MacCaun William, salesman S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. Oakland
MacCaun . See McCann
MacCarthy I. H., r. 311 Stockton
MacCarthy William, saleman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 7
Hampton PI
MacCord Catherine, widow, r. 236 Eitch
MacCord Louise Miss, asbiatant Silver St. Primary
School, r. 236 Ritch
MacCord. See McCord
niacCrelllsU Frederick (Frederick MacCrellish
& Co., and William A.Woodward & Co.)r. 907 Pine
MacC'rellisIi Frederick & Co. (Frederick Mac-
Crellish and William A. Woodward) publishers
and proptrs daily and weekly Alta California, 529
California
MacDennot Charles F., capitalist, 328 Mont-
gomery, room 18, r. Oakland
MacDermot. See McDermott, McDermitt and Der-
mott
MacDonald Alexander D., bookkeper, r. 834 Valencia
MacDonald Flora B., compositor, r. 16 Seventh
MacDonald John H., engineer stmr Pride of the
River, r. 16 Seventh
MacDonald Richard, seaman Oregon SS. Oregon
MacDonald. See Macdonald and McDonald
MacDowell George, whitener, and chimney sweep,
803 Folsom
MacDuff Mollie Miss, r. 1421 Sacramento
MacGovern James, brassfinisher, r. 821 Filbert
MacGowan Jennie E. Miss, dressmaker, 925 J^ Market
MacGrath Michael J., deputy County Clerk, r. cor
Twenty- fourth and Folsom
MacGregor David, manager Mason's Brewery, r. 900
Powell
MacGregor. See McGregor
MacGrotty Alfred, bookkeeper B. F. Barton & Co., r.
207 Turk
MacEay and Revohition Mining Co. (Little Cotton-
wood, Utah Ter.) A. F. Main secretary, 309 Cal.
MacKeever Edwin S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1030
Howard, and 1001 Folsom
SlacKellar William B., organist Howard Pres-
byterian Church, r. 5 Essex PI
MacKenzie Donald, bookkeeper, r. 741 Ellis
MacKenzie George, broommaker Harrison & Dickson,
r. 733 Geary
MacKenzie John, stockbroker, 208 Montgomery, r.
1534 Ellis
MacKenzie. See Mackenzie and McKeuzie
MacLeod James, driver Abraham D. Miller, r.W s San
Bnuio Road, nr Silver Av
MacLeod John, policeman City Hall, r. 1417 Powell
MacLeod. See McCloud and McLeod
MacManman Anne Mrs., stewardess Abbotsford
House, NW cor Broadway and Larklu
MacManman Lillie Miss, correspondent, 1216 Market,
r. Abbotsford House
MacMorris William M., r 127 Kearny
MacNamara Andrew, boots and shoes, 12 Fifth, r. 1060
Howard
MacNamara Patrick, seaman, r. 929 Sacramento
MacNamara William, laborer St. Joseph's Roman
Catholic Infant Asylum, r. Silver Av, bet Seven-
teenth and Nineteenth Avs, South S. F.
MacNamara. See McNamara
MacNeill Jackson, assistant accountant London and
San Francisco Bank. r. 235 San Jose Av
MacNevin P., r. 2010 Mission
MacRae Alexander, physician and surgeon,
office 23 Kearny, r. Oakland
MacRae William A., bookkeeper London and San
Francisco Bank, r. 826 Lombard
MacRae. See McRae
MacSorley Henry, clerk P. Beamish, r. 270 Jessie
MacSorley. See Macsorley
Macaulay Amanda Miss, r. 1118 Taylor
Macaulay Elizabeth, widow, ladies nurse, r. 1157 Fol.
Macaulay Ellen L. Miss, r. 1118 Taylor
Macaulay George W., salesman Keane Brothers, r. 1118
Taylor
Macaulay John W., photographer Edouart & Cobb, r.
1151 Folsom
Macaulay Susan, widow, r. 1118 Taylor
Macauley Thomas, deputy County Clerk, r. 2524 How-
ard
Macauley. See McAuley, McCauley, McCaulley, and
McGauley
Macatee Charles, pressman John H. Babbitt, r. 1032
Market
Macatee. See McAtee
Macbeth Robert S., physician, 402 Kearny, r. 1524 Cal.
Macbeth Thomas, upholsterer Charles Mallfert, r. N
s Mission, bet Fifth and Sixth
Maccary Joseph, physician, office and r. 1009 Stockton
MacchJavello Antonio, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Macchiavello Enrico, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Maccomberg James, seaman brig Tropic Bird, Main
St. Wharf
Macdonald Alexander,boilermaker Fulton Iron Works,
r. 2626 Bryant
Macdonald Benjamin L., foreman California Mills, r.
743 Howard
Macdonald D. A.<&C#. (Donald A. Macdonald and
Howard Chapman) proptrs Enterprise Sawing and
Planing Mills, 217-225 Spear, and 218-226 Steuart
Macdonald Daniel R., carpenter, r. 1929 Jessie
Macdonald Donald, drugs and medicines, 1002 Stock-
ton, r. 427 Sutter
Macdonald Donald A. (D. A. Macdonald & Co.) r. 2510
Sacramento
Macdonald H. W. (Macdonald & Freeman) r. 43 St.
Ann's Building
Macdonald John H., clerk, r. 1735 Broadway
Macdonald Malcolm, superintendent Eureka Stone
Manuf. Co., 306 Montgomery, r. 1222 Mission
Macdonald Ronald, flour packer Martensteiu & Dem-
ing, r. 24 Sixth
Macdonald Theodore H., foreman machine shop Ful-
ton Iron Works, r. 1027 Mission
Macdonald William, foreman Eureka Stone Manuf.
Co., r. 454 Minna
Macdonald William, special agent and adjuster Im-
perial, London, Northern, and Queen Insurance
Cos., 317 California, r. 34 Twelfth
Macdonald & Freeman (H. W. Macdonald and L. E.
Freeman) portrait painters, 43 St. Ann's Building
Macdonald. See MucDonalu and McDonald
Macdonou^h Joseph, wholesale coal, 121-125
Folsom, and 41 Market, r. Menlo Park, San Mateo
Co.
Macdonougb. See McDonough
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Mace Celine, -widow, r. 632 Green, rear
Mace John F., carpenter, r. NE cor Fillmore and
Vallejo
Mace William, inspector and boarding officer Custom
House, r. Oakland
Macey Daniel F., drayman L. Terkelson & Bro., r. NW
cor Green and Taylor
Macey Isaac, laborer U. S. Appraisers' Store, r. 116
Shotwell
Macey. See Macy
Macfarlane Edward C. (George C. Hickox & Co.) r.
Palace Hotel
Macfarlane Thomas W. (T. W. Macfarlane & Co.) r.
606 Montgomery
Macfarlane T. W. & Co. (T. W. Macfarlane and D.
Brown) private detectives and collection agents,
606 Montgomery
Macfarlane. See McFarland
Machado Edward A., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415!^ Drumm
Machado Jose, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 415 H
Drumm
Machado Manoel, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 >0 Drumm
"Machefert Paul, butcher Fos Bros., r. 1701 Dupont
Macbiavello Erico, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Machiavello Luigi, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Machol Eugene, parcel clerk Eeane Bros., r. 1529 Turk
Marcias Eligio, barber Angell Soils, r. 1533 Polk
Mack Andrew, tanner Bloch & Davidson, r. 8>S Potter
Mack Christopher F., waiter, r. 322 Third
Mack Edward, upholsterer Alexander Jansen, r. 1118
Howard
Mack Eliza, domestic 1808 Pine
Mack Frank, bookkeeper Martin Prag, r. 707 Mont-
gomery Av
Mack Frederick, coffee saloon, 26 Stockton, and proptr
Flying Bakery, r. 18 Pearl
Mack George, clerk, r. 115 Taylor
Mack Hannah, domestic 9'ii Pine
Mack J., actor Theater Comique
Mack Jacob, currier Laguua Tannery, r. E 8 Polk, bet
Lombard and Greenwich
Mack Jacob, tinsmith, r. 323 Twenty-seventh
Mack James, seaman schr Caroline Dixon, r. 20 Zoe
Mack James, cigars and tobacco, 1043 J^ Market
Mack Jeremiah, coachman, r. 305 Austin
Mack John, baker Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Mack John, laborer, r. 12 Pinckney PI
Mack John G. (W. S. Mack & Co.) r. 2018 Mission
Mack Julius O., with "William W. Knight, r 108 Geary
Mack Mary Ann, widow, r. 709 Stockton
Mack Neil J., compositor Spirit of the Times, r. 309)4
Clementina
Mack Winfield S. (W. S. Mack & Co.) r. 222 Sixteenth
Mack W. S. & Co. (John G. and Winfield S. Mack) res-
taurant and liquor saloon, 222 and 224 Sixteenth
Mack. See Maack
Mackay Alexander, importer and manuf carpets, oil-
cloths, matting, aud upholstery goods, 1110 and
1112 Market, r. 45 Jessie^bet Si^venth and Eighth
Mackay David, salesman T)W k Co., r. 317 First
Mackay Mary Gordon, domestic 423 Eddy
Mackay Samuel E., b.irteu(ler, r. 150 Eighth
Mackay Walter, salesman and bookkeeper Alexander
Mackay, r. 45 Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Mackay. See Mackey, Mackie, and McKay
MackL-l James J., carrier Bulletin and Examiner, r.
116 Fulton
Mackel John, carrier Call and Guide, r. 116 Fulton
.Ma(!kell Jane, widow, r. 4 Clementina
Mackell Marg.iret Mrs., bookbinder, r. 4 Clementina
Mackell William, oiler Pacific Coast S3. Victoria, r.
4 Clementina
Mackell. See McKell
Macken James (.eorge A. Tripp & Co.) r. 1028Folsom
Macken. See Mackin
Mackenzie John B., agent The Singer Manuf ac-
tnriug Co., IIH Sutter, r. 215 Kearny
Mackenzie John W., janitor, r. 729 Montgomery
Mackenzie Thomas P., traveling salesman The Singer
Manuf. Co.
Mackenzie. See McKenzle MacKenzie, and McKinzie
Mackeon Mary Miss, hattrimmer Martin Muessdorf-
fer, r. 619 Pine
Mackert Frank A., liquor saloon, 610 Sacramento, r.
251 Tehama
Mackey Charles, laborer Whlttier, Fuller & Co., r. 327
Tehama
Mackey Eliza, widow, furnished rooms, 334 Kearny
Mackey Frank, confectioner, r. 119 OUve Av
Mackey Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Kev.) J. M. Buflangton secretary, 309 California
Mackey Hugh, carpenter, r. 11 Alemauy — --
Mackey James, expressman, NW cor Turk and Mason,
r. N 8 Fourteenth, nr Guerrero
Mackey John, horsetrainer, r. N s Point Lobos Av, nr
Twenty-ninth Av
Mackey John, stableman J. Morton & Co., r. NE cor
Taylor and Ellis
Mackey John, tinsmith, r. N s Twenty-seventh, bet
Noe and Sanchez
Mackey J. W., bookkeeper Whitney & Marshall, r.
Oakland
Mackey Lena, domestic 721 Shotwell
Mackey M., harnessmaker, r. 20 Page
Mackey Patrick, boatman, r. 917 Battery
Mackey Thomas, seaman Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Mackie Alexander, purser stmr Amelia, r. 24 Jessie,
bet Seventh and Eighth
Mackie D., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Mackie David J., plumber, r. 38!^ Zoe
Mackie George, bartender S. S. Sumple, r. 29 Kearny
Mackie Hamilton W., clerk Crane & Brigham, r. 3854
Zoe
Mackie J., baker Pacific Mail SS. Australia
Mackie James B., mining broker, 309 California, r.
Oakland
Mackie James F., bookkeeper Byron Jackson, r. 536
Sixth
Mackie Lizzie Miss, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 11 Alemany
Mackie Peter, captain Pacific Mail SS. City of Chester,
r. 118 Shotwell
Mackie Robert W., millwright, r. 3 Firdt Av
Mackie. See Mackey, Mackay, and McKaj'
Mackiu Matilda Mrs., r. G49 Stevenson, rear
Mackin Thomas, watchman, r. 117 Dnmim
Mackin. See Macken and McKen
Mackiuder John, driver John A. Shepston, r. San
Miguel Station
Mackintosh Daniel, r. 907 Tnion
Mackintosh Donald, bookkeeper, r. 620 Hayes
Mackintosh John, clerk Mackintosh & Bacon, r. 502
O'Farrell
Mackintosh Robert, physician, olfice and r. 1013
Mission
Mackintosh William (Mackintosh & Bacon) r. 1627
Sacramento '
Mackintosh William C, clerk James M. Taylor, r. 907
Union
Mackintosh & Bacon (William Mackintosh and
Martin Bacon) stockbrokers, 322 Montgomery
Mackintosh. See Mcintosh
Mackley Almira Mrs., actress Bella Union Theater, r.
SW cor Jackson and Montgomery
Mackley Frederick J., actor Bella Union Theater, r.
436 Jackson
Macklin John, r. 52 Second
Macklin John, printer Edward M. Murphy, r. 1622
Leavenworth
Macklin Thomas, carpenter, r. 232 Turk ^
Mackney Thomas, ironmolder. r. 240 Green
Mackretl George B., register clerk Justices' Court, r.
The Windsor
Macleay Donald (Corbitt & Macleay) r. Portland, Or.
Macleay Hugh, salesman P. B. Kennedy, r. 2111
Jones
Macleay Kenneth (Corbitt & Macleay) r. Portland,
Oregon
Macleay. See McLea
Maclurkin A., watchman Fifth St. branch Market St.
KB.
Mucneale <!(i Urban, safes, locks and vaults, Ray-
mond & Wilshire agents, 215 California
Macombi-r Charles A., clerk KuUman, Salz & Co., r.
320 O'Farrell
Macomber Horace L., painter, r. 140)4 Clara
Macomber Nancy, widow, nurse, r. 60 Clementina,
rear
Macomber. See Macumber and McComber
Mucondray Frederic W. (Macondray & Co.) r.
1!)16 Jackson
Macondray George N., r. 1418 Clay
Macondray L. S. Mrs., widow, r. 1620 California
Macondray Mary L., widow, r. 1418 Clay
Macondray Thomas D., master mariner, r. SE cor
Sixth and Bryant
Macondray William, clerk Macondray & Co., r. 1418
Clay
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Macondray & Co. (Frederic W. Macondray) im-
porting, shipping, and commisBion merchanta,
and agents Yang Tze Insurance AsHn, and North
China Insurance Co., 206 Sansome
Macondray & Co.'s Lines of Packets to Hong-
kong, office 206 Sansome
Macouillard Pierre, cook, r. 2 Qiiincy PI, rear
Macowsky Jacob (Maoowsky & Adelson) r. 35954 Te-
hama , - , ,.
Macowsky & Adelson (Jacob Macowsky and JuIiub
Adelson) news dealers and stationers, 600 Market
Macpherson Alexander M., clerk L. G. Sresovich &
Co., r. 120 Fourth
Macpherson Angus, carpenter, r. 625 Howard
Macpherson John (Macpherson & Shinn) r. 1015
Pierce ,, ^ j
Macpherson & Shinn (John Macpherson and
Howard H. Shinn) stockbrokers, 326 Montgomery
Macpherson. SeeMcPherson „ „ .
Macready William E., driver Flanagan & Gallagher,
20 Fifth
Macready. See McCready and Mecready
Macree Dennis, porter J. C. Roley & Co., r. 42 Everett
Macree. See McRae ^ „ ,
Macsorley Alfred Spencer (Macsorley & Co.) r. 81
Stevenson, rear
Macsorlev Henry, r. 270 Jessie
Macsorley & Co. (Alfred Spencer Macsorley) San
Francisco and Pacific Coast Distributing Agency,
81 Stevenson, Tear
Macumber Stephen L., carpenter, 638 Market, r. 8
Elliot Park ,„ ^ i.
Macy David F., insurance agent, 218 San., r. 19 John
Macy Frederick W., bookkeeper, r. 615 Stockton
Macy Henry C, architect, 3a Kearny, r. 1215 Mason
Macy Mary F. Mrs., bakery, 2608 ^ Mission
Macy William W., laborer, r. 2608 J4 Mission
Macy. See Macey •
Madalena Antonio, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Mont
Madden Annie, laundress, r. 915 Leavenworth
Madden Bridget, widow, r. 36 Everett
Madden Bridget, domestic 1820 Clay
Madden Daniel, waiter Lick House, r.251 Stevenson
Madden David, r. 1321 Steiner „ „ ^,
Madden Dennis H., blacksmith Christian F. Suhl, r.
718 3<i Minna
Madden Edward, engineer Southern Pac. BR
Fifteenth
Madden Edward, laborer, r. 510 Mission
Madden Edward, laborer Southern Pac. BR., r. 2319
Harrison
Madden Edward, plasterer, r. 33 Jessie
Madden Edward H., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
612 Polk
Madden George, bagcutter Neville k Co., r. 36 Everett
Madden Helen M. Miss, clerk John F. Snow, r. 1623
Mission
Madden Henry, bagcutter Neville & Co., r. 36 Everett
Madden Horace, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Madden James, coachman, r. 1224 Post
Madden James, engineer Southern Pac. RR., r. 203
Sixteenth . . ,^ ■,
Madden James, laborer, r. NE cor Twenty-fourth and
Harrison .,-,,■,
Madden James, steerage steward SS. State of CaUfor-
nia, r. 15 Alta PI
Madden James A., plasterer, r. 23 ^olsom
Madden Jerome, land agent Southern Pac. RR., NE
cor Fourth and Townsend, room 63, r. San Mateo
Madden John, blacksmith helper Pac. Rolling Mill,r.
2)iLangton
Madden John, butcher Finley & Dickinson, r. 116
Eddy
Madden John, candymaker William S. Townsend, r.
613 Mission
I Madden John, car inspector Southern Pac. BB., r.
I 2319 Harrison
I Madden »ohn, laborer, r. 31 Minna
' Madden John, plasterer, r. 318 M Capp, rear
Madden John, porter Larzelere & Witham, r. 2 Hamp-
ton Court
Madden John, shoemaker, r. 106 Dupont
Madden John C, carpenter WilUam A. Meeker, r.
318)^ Capp, rear
Madden John W.,japanner John Lee & Co., r. ld.zi
Steiner
Madden Maggie, domestic 1703 Gough
Madden Maggie L. Miss, assistant Mission Grammar
School, r. 1627 Folsom
. r. 231
Madden Margaret, widow, r. E s Castro, bet Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth
Madden Margaret Mrs., r. 1301 Mission
Madden Maria, domestic 822 O'Fariell
Madden Mnrtiu J., soap dealer, r. 1627 Folsom
Madden Mary A. Mrs., bakery, 117 Seventh
Madden Mary M., housekeeper Charles Crocker, «W
cor Taylor and California
Madden Maurice, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Madden Maurice, shoemaker, r. W s Mission, nr St.
Mary's College
Madden M. P., mining, r. 22 Geary
Madden Patrick, laborer, r. 15 J^ Stanly PI
Madden Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Madden Patrick, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Madden Patrick, waiter Lick House, r. 251 Stevenson
Madden Patrick H. (Kenny & Co.) r. 2J4 Langton
Madden P. F., r. 1028 Market
Madden R., seaman, r. 15 Alta PI, rear
Madden Thomas, conductor N. B. and Mission RR., r.
249 Fourth
Madden Thomas, produce dealer, r. NE cor Missouri
and Mariposa
Madden Thomas P., capitalist, 636 Clay, r. Occidental
Hotel „ ^
Madden William, boilermaker McAfee Boiler Works,
r. 411 Folsom
Maddox Caleb H., r. 920 Pine
Maddox John H., barber Stable & Bernhard, r. 168
Silver ,, .
Madel Henry, cooper David Woerner, r. 102 Mission
Madel Peter (Madel & Maskow) r. 102 Mission
Madel William, clerk Abraham Kline, r. 102 Mission
Madel & Maskow (Peter Madel and Henry Maskow)
wines and lieiuors, NE cor Howard and Spear
Madell James, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Madero Jesus, compositor Le Petit Journal, r. 5 La-
fayette PI
Madero Raymond A., printer California Independent,
r. 423 Natoma
Madge Frederick, attorney at law, 2 8. F. Stock
j Exchange Building, r. 'W s Sanchez, nr Twenty-
Madge William J., deckhand stmr Pride of the River,
' r. 315 Chestnut
Madher Thomas, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Madigan Annie\ domestic 1114 Vallejo
Madigan Denis, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Madigan Edward, butcher G. Cuneo, r. 424 Broadway
Madigan John, laborer E. T. Menomey, r. Excelsior
Hotel „^
Madigan William, beltmaker Horatio N. Cook, r. 202
Second
Madigan William, stonecutter, r. 1828 Jessie
Madlll David, physician, office and r. 816 Mission
Madison Annie C, widow, r. 311 Bryant
Madison Bennett H., ship owner, and agent, 271
East, r. 115 Capp
Madison, Burlce & Co. (John H. Madison, Mar-
tin J. Burke, and William F. McAlester) real-
estate agents, 501 and 603 Montgomery
Madison Frank A., clerk Edwards, Pickens & Fulton,
r. 311 Bryant
Madison George, captain schr Colonel Baker, r. 2538
Folsom, rear » „ x „an
Madison Hans, cigars and tobacco, 309 East. r. 78 J
Mission „ , , t, ^
Madison James, calker, r. White House Hotel, Potrero
Madison James, clerk Joseph H. Redmond, r. 115 Capp
Madison James, laborer, r. 2306 Mason
Madison John, fireman Cal. Mills, .NE cor Spear
and Howard , „ j,
Madison John H. (Madison, Burke 4 Co., and Madi-
son & Burke) r. 206 Stockton
Madison Leon, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Madison Margaret Mrs., r. 1'22 Market
Madison Martin, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Madison Martin J., porter A. Crawford « Co., r. 116
Capp ,, J-
Madison Matthew, seaman Bchr Lizzie Madison,
Eureka Dock ^ „ ^
Madison <Si Burke (John H. Madison and Martin
J. Burke) real-estate and house agents, and rent
collectors, 601 and 503 Montgomery
Madison. See Madson, and Matson . „ ,,
Madlaud W. H., oiler Pacific Coast SS. State of Cali-
fornia . ,, i
Madona Antonio, Swiss Benev. Assn, 109 Montgomery
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Madona Francisco, Swiss Benev. Assn, 109 Mont.
Madona Paul, Swiss Benev. Assn, 109 Montgomery
Madsen Charles, expressman, r. N s Clipper, bet San-
chez and Noe
Madsen James, captain schr Gotama, r. 10 Liberty
Madsen John J., stereotyper Morning Gall, r. IGBonita
Madsen William, seaman, r. 653 Third
Madson .\dolph, cooi^erOle Madson
Madsen Ole, cooper, 120 Washington, r. Oakland
Madson Ole, laborer, r. 200 Leidesdorff
Madson Oliver (Madson & Peterson) r. 913 Twentieth
Madson & Peterson (Oliver Madson and Charles A.
Peterson) coflfee saloon, 14 Sacramento
Madson. See Madsen, Madison. Matson and Mattgon
Maeher Gilbert, laborer, r. 1417 Kearny
Maennerbund Hall,W s Potrero Av.bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-fifth
Maes John C, seaman, r. 20 Frederick
Maesseu William, butcher, 2 New Metropolitan Mar-
ket, r. 147 Clara
Maestrctti Giuseppe, waiter Bocken & Baccals, r. 425
Vallejo
Maestretti Ricardo, collector Swiss Benev. Society,
109 Montgomery, r. 425 Vallejo
Magagnos James K., stationer, r. 1616 Sutter
Magagnos Julian .\., insurance broker, r. 1616 Sutter
Magalia Gold Mining Co. (Butte Co., Cal.) Thomas A.
White secretary, 113 Leidesdorff
Magallanes Turibia, boarding, 7 Pinckney PI
Magallon F., shoemaker, r. 10 Pinckney PI
Magallon Joseph, roaster G. Venard, r. 432 Vallejo
Magaiia Augustina, widow, r. 902 Broadway
Magary Albert M., carpenter, r. Twenty-fourth, bet
Church and Sanchez
Magary William W., salesman Colman Brothers, r.
1206 Market
Magary. See McOarry,and McGary
Magdalen Asylum, E s Potrero Av, bet Shasta and
Sierra
MaKdebar^ Oeneral Insurance Co. (marine
branch) (Magdeburg) Gutte & Frank general
agents, 307 California
Magee Adam, reporter Pacific Life, r. N s Twenty-
third, bet Sanchez and Noe
Magee Alexander, machinist, r. E s Columbia PI, nr
Kutledge Av
Magee Edward, teamster Jean L. Vermeil, r. 202
Townsend
Magee E. F. Mrs., assistant Eighth St. Grammar
School, r. 412 Hyde
Magee George, laborer James Alexander, r. 15 Bluz-
ome
Magee John, bellman Grand Hotel
Magee John, expressman, N s Berry, bet Third and
Fourth, r. 643 Third
Magee John A. Jr. (Magee & Moore) r. 1109 Post
Magee Joseph, compositor, r. 320 Sansome
Magee Richard, lumberman, r. 13 Bluxome
Magee Roger D., clerk Thomas Magee, r. 1216 Leaven-
worth
i>Ia£^e« Thomas, editor and proptr Real Estate
Circular, and real-estate agent, 20 Montgomery, r.
800 Van Ness Av
Magee William U-.housebroker, and general rent col-
lector, 224 Montgomery, r. 412 Hyde
Magee & Moore (John A. Magee Jr. and Arthur W.
Moore) importers and dealers shoe manufactur-
ers' goods, 422 Sansome
Magee. See McGce
Magen James, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Mageudie Hyppolite A., clerk Irvine & Le Breton, r.
102 Langton
MagenniB John, bookkeeper, r. 1713 Howard
Magenta Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) Louis Franconl
secretary, NE cor Sansome and California
Magg Frederick, liquor saloon, 636 Commercial, r.
1215 Kearny
Maggettl Gottardo,pa8temaker Ooosar R. Splivalo, r. 7
Pollard PI
Maggiui Charles, fniits, 1102 Clay, r. 2 Verba Buena
"Maggini Juan B., carpenter, r. 8 Pinckney PI
Maggini Laura, widow, r. 2 Verba Buena
Magglo Ferdinand, fisherman, r. 890 Front
Maggie Fortunato, treasurer Fisherniens' Market, r.
896 Front
Maggio Giovanni, fisherman, r. 896 Front
Maggio M., r. 896 Front
Maggioli Dominique, stonecutter, r. 435 Fulton
Maggs Jane, widow, boarding and lodging, 3014 Fill-
more
Magic Lotion Co., George H. Mitchell manager, 507
California
Maglll Artlinr E., general agent Phoenix Insur-
ance Co. (of Hartford) and Home Insurance Co.
(of New York) 323 California, r. Oakland
Magill Charles B., painter, r. 1516 Howard
Magill David, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Colima, r. 37
De Boom
Magill James, laDorer, r. 913 Capp
Magill James E., driver N. B. and Mission RE., r. 299
Clementina
Magill Thomas W., books and stationery, 1018 Market,
r. 926 Mission
Magill. See McGill
Magilton Thomas, D. S. Internal Revenue Ganger, r.
11 Mission Av
Maginess John R., clerk tf. 8. Surveyor-General's
Otfice, r. Abbotsford House
Maginis John J., oflicial reporter Superior Court,
Dept No. 8, oflice 636 Clay, r. 1943 Geary
Maginness Eugene G., brassfinisher Weed & King-
well, r. 32 Tehama
Maginnis Charles, bagmaker Blake, Robbins & Co., r.
1923 Bush
Maginnis Edward S., harnessmakfr Lawless Brothers,
r. 32 Louisa
Maginnis Eliphas, teamster Thomas Jennings, r. 1928
Bush
Maginnis James, machinist Union Iron Works, r. W s
Sherman, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Maginnis James A., patternmaker Risdou I. and L.
Works, r. W 8 Sherman, bet Seventeenth and
Eighteenth
Maginnis Jeflferson, boatman, r. 1 Vallejo
Maginnis John, cartman, r. 1313 Octavla
Maginnis John, patternmaker Risdou I. and L. Works,
r. 32 Louisa
Maginnis R. S., assistant engineer Pacific Mall SS.
City of New York
Maginnis. See Magennis, McGinnis and McGinniss
Magistra Carlo A.(MagiRtra& Giacoinini)r. 627 Bdwy.
Magistra Pietro, saloonkeiqoer, r. 631 Broadway
Magistra & Giacomini (Carlo A. Magistra and Do-
menico Giacomini) liquor saloon. 310)^ Mont. Av
Magle John, deckhand steamer Constance. Jackson
St. Wharf
Maglinchy Henry, bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slcssinger & Co., r. 404 Greenwich
Maglinchy. See McClinchy and McGlinchey
Magloire Antone N., ziucworker. r. 625 Miuna
Magloire Joseph O., mechanic, r. 625 Minna
Magloire Ny, brassfluisher, r. 625 Minna
Magloncalda Pasquale, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Maguer Ambrose, r. 820 Broadway
Magner Bridget, domestic 1700 Octavia
Magner Brothers (John T. and David J.) groceries
and liquors, 815 and 817 Broadway
Magner David, horseshoer, 70 and 72 New Montgom-
ery, r. 867 Mission
Magner David J. (Magnor Brothers) and compositor
Examiner, r. 820 Broadway
Maguer Denis, capitalist, r. 921 Greenwich
Magner Emil, cashier United Carriage Co., r. 454
Tehama
Magner Frank J., groceries and liquors, 22 Langton
Magner Frank W., compositor Examiner, r. 820 Bdwy.
Maguer Jennie, widow, r. 4.54 Tehama
Magner John, blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., r. 921
Green«-lch
Magner John, compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 543
Howard
Magner John F., laborer, r. 14 J4 Folsom Av
Magner John T. (Miguer Brothers) aad deputy Sher-
iff, r. 820 Broadway
Magner Joseph, bookkeeper McCord, Bridge & Co.,
r. 454 Tehama
Magner Mary, widow, r. 543 Howard
Magner Miiry Miss, aRsisfant Shot*eU St. Primary
School, r. 921 Greenwich %
Maguer Max, salesman W. B. Cluff & Co., r. 454 Te-
hama
Magner Nora, domestic 715 Eddy
Magner Patrick, longshoreman, r. 33 Fifth Av
Magner Sarah Miss, dressmaker, r. 454 Tehama
Magner Thomas, formcarrier Francis, Valentine &
Co., r. 543 Howard
Magner Thomas, hor.scshoer Mrs. James P. Sullivan,
r. 12 O'Fiirrell Alley
Magner Thomas W., capitalist, r. 820 Broadway
Magner Wallace, shoemaker, r. 820 Broadway
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Magner William, carpenter, r. 921 Greenwich
Maguf-r William, molder Bisdon I. and L. Works, r.
543 Howard
Magner William, i)rlnter Wallazz & Clack, r. 820 Bdwy
Magnes Abraham (Magnes & Son) r. 308 Sixteenth
Magnes David, funcj' goods, 8U Market, r. 307 O'Far-
rell
Magnes Samuel (Magnes & Son) r. 308 Sixteenth
Magnes & Sou (Abraham and Samuel Magnes) boots
and shoes, 30t) and 308 Sixteenth
Magnetic Elastic Truss Co. (W. L. L. &W. J. Pierce)
704 Sacramento
Magnieu Julia Miss. r. 204 McAllister
Magnin Isaac, varieties, 236 Third
Maguuson Alfred, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill. r.E
s Michigan, bet Shasta aiid Sierra
Magoouas Zacharias, lauudrj-man S. F. Laundry, r. W
s Wood, nr Point Lobos Av
Magorty Annie C. Miss, dressmaker, r. 8 Haight
Magorty Hugh, groceries and liquors, 2815 California
Magorty William, expressman, cor California and
Battery, r. 8 Haight
Magoun Joseph W., superintendent Merry, Faull &
Co., r. 258 Tehama
Magoveran Katie, domestic 1113 Hyde
Magrane Matthew, contractor and builder, r. 1419
Webster
Magrat Frank, master schr Solferino, Jackson St.
Wharf
Magrath James O. (Pioneer Warehouse Co.) r. 634
Fell -
Magrath James R., clerk Pioneer Warehouse Co., r.
634 Fell
Magrath Michael, carpenter, r. E 8 Hampshire, bet
SoUno and Butte
Magrath. See McGrath and McGraw
Magree Dennis, waiter, r. 42 Everett
Magrewery John, waiter, r. .54 First
Magritz August, butcher Philip J. Stolz, r. 126 Elev-
enth, rear
Maguire A. Mrs., r. Commercial Hotel
Maguire A. B. & Brother (Augustus B. and Joseph
W.) dry goods, 2238 Mission
Maguire Anna, domestic SW cor Guerrero and Lib-
erty w(,
Maguire Anne Mrs., r. 517 Jones
Maguire Augustus B. (A. B. Maguire & Brother) r.442
Twentieth
Maguire Bernard, teamster Nicholas Bichard, r. 23
Fell
Maguire Bezie, domestic 112 Hyde
Magiiire Bridget, widow, domestic 925 Valencia
Maguire Charles, broker, r. 518 Taylor
Maguire Edward, watchman, r. 11 Lafayette
Maguije Edward H., laborer Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. 1929 Howard
Maguire Ellen Alias, r. 1608 Howard
Maguire Etta Miss, glove maker Fred. H. Busby
Maguire Francis, boilermaker llisdon I. and L. Works,
r. 530 Bryant
Maguire Francis A., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. S
W cor Mariposa and Florida
Maguire Frank, plasterer, r. 258 Minna
Maguire Geojge A., r. 26 j^ Kearny
Maguire George E., r. NW cor Chestnut and Stockton
Maguire Henry C, bookkeeper, r. G14 Mason
Maguire James, driver Occidental Hotel, r. 256 Jessie,
rear
Maguire James, harnessmaker, r. 258 Minna
Maguire James, laborer, r. 1314 Polk
Maguire James, machinist, r. 119 Gilbert, rear
Maguire James, metal roofer, 1075 Market, r. 907
Valencia
Maguire James, teamster Chase & Wolff, r. 806 Green
Maguire James E., special policeman Cal. Stock
Exchange
Maguire James G. (Maguire & Clough) r. Renton,
Washington Territory
Maguire James T., treasurer Cal. Theater, r. San Rafael
Maguire James W., steward Nicholas Steiner, r. 1025
Washington
Maguire Jane, widow, r. 309 Ivy Av
Maguire Jennie, chambermaid Lick House
Maguire John, bartender cor Beale and Market, r. 507
Mission
Maguire John, carpenter, r. SE cor Fulton and Bu-
chanan
Maguire John, clerk Edward Duffy, r. 914 Sansome
Maguire John, clerk TJ. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
1518 Buchanan
Maguire John, driver United Carriage Co.
Maguire John, polisher S. F. Laundry, r.NW cor Turk
aud Fillmore
Maguire John, porter Occidental Hotel, r. 609 Natoma,
rear
Maguire John H., machinist S. F. Gas Light Co.. r.
1218 Howard
Maguire John P. (P. Maguire & Son) r. 306 Capp
Maguire Joseph M., salesman Spruance, Stanley &
Co., r. 614 Mason
Maguire Joseph W. (A. B. Maguire & Brother) r. NE
cor Twentieth and Folsom
Maguire M. & O. (Michael and Owen) wood and coal,
hay and grain, 133 Hayes
Maguire Mary, domestic 1130 Market
Maguire Mary, widow, r. 819 Vallejo, rear
Maguire Mary A., domestic NW cor Twenty-fourth and
Shotwell
Maguire Michael (M. & O. Maguire) r. 229 Page
Maguire Michael, carpenter, 700 O'Farrell, r. 228 Sixth
Maguire Michael, laborer, r. 18 Boardman
Maguire Michael, liquor saloon. 232 First
Maguire Michael, stevedore, r. 258 Minna
Maguire Owen (M. & O. Maguire) r. 227 Page
Maguire P. & Sou (Patrick and John P.) produce com-
mission. 110 Clay
Maguire Patrick, r. 11 Nevada
Maguire Patrick (P. Maguire & Son) r. 306 Capp
Maguire Patrick, laborer, r. 156 Silver
Maguire Patrick, laborer Middleton & Farnsworth, r.
727 Miuna, rear
Maguire Patrick, peddler, r. 2 Noonan Av
Maguire Philip, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Maguire Philip, policeman City Hall, r. 418)4 Shipley
Maguire Ralph, machinist, r. 33 Eddy
Maguire Richard, driver City BR., r. 1 First Av
Maguire Robert, clerk J. W. Gale & Co., r. 421 Hyde
Maguire Samuel J., clerk California Savings and
Loan Society, r. 421 Hyde
Maguire Thomas, r. NW cor Folsom and Twentieth
Maguire Thomas, manager Baldwin Theater, r. 215M
O'Farrell
Maguire Thomas, pressman C. S. Moses & Co., r. 152
Silver
Maguire Thomas, real-estate, r. 421 Hyde
Maguire Thomas, tinsmith John G. Lacy, r. 10
Rausch
Maguire Thomas, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., r. 51
Louisa
Maguire Thomas F., shipping clerk Code, Elfelt &
Co., r. 421 Hyde
Maguire Thomns Godfrey, receiver S. F. Gas Light
Co., r. 2707 Folsom
Maguire Thomas P., shoemaker, r. E s Cook, N of
Point Lobos Av
Maguire William, Coopers' Pro. Assn, 767 Market
Maguire William, milk ranch, Marshall, nr Mission
Majfuire & Clough (James G. Maguire and
Frank M. Clough) attorneys at law, 402 Montgom-
ery, rooms 28 and 29
Maguire. See McGuier, McGuire, and Merguire
Magutz August F., butcher, r. E s Lafayette, bet How-
ard and Mission
Mahadv James, picture dealer, r. 427 M Shipley
Mahan'Henry H. (J.W. Nye & Co.) r. 2737 Pine
Mahau Hugh, peddler, r. N s Pacific Av, bet Devisa-
dero and Broderick
Mahan John, hostler, r. 23 Freelon
Mahan John, laborer, r. 20 Langton, rear
Mahan John, painter Thomas Downing
Mahan John, pilot, office 9 U. S. Court Building, r.
305 Minna
Mahan John, typecaster, r. 30 Everett
Mahan J. W., student Pacific Business College, r. 26)4
Kearny
Mahan Patrick, driver Engine No. 9, 8. F. F. D.
Mahan. See Mahon, Mahone, and McMahon
Mahaney John. I'oofer, r. 10 Heron
Mahaney Patrick, teamster, r. Sixth Av, nr L, South
S. F. ,
Mahany John D., painter, r. 23 Clinton
Mahany Thomas, laborer, r. N s Stanyan, bet Cole
and Shrader
Maharan Frances Miss, forewoman Joseph Meyer-
stein, r. 314 Ritch
Maharan Martin, laborer, r. 314 Ritch
Mahaut Joseph, laborer McMillan & Kester, r. 1609
Mason
Mah* Baptiste, foundryman, r. 1016 Vallejo
Mahe Gustave, student Fox & Kellogg, r. San Mateo
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Mah^ Bosalie, domeEtic 1016 Vallejo
Maber Alice, domestic 526 Harrison
Maher Anastasia, domestic 1208 Geary
Maber Aunie, widow, r. 29!^ Lily Av
Maber Bridget, widow, r. E b Utab, bet Santa Clara
and Mariposa
Maber Dauiel, painter, r. 260 Clementina
Maber Daniel H., painter Sutter St. RR., r. 29^ Lily
Av
Maber Dennis F., groceries and liquors, 441 Jessie
Maker Ed^vard D., groceries and provisions,
NE cor Taylor and Sacramento
Maber Frank W., r. 1100 Taylor
Maber Gilbert, laborer, r. 1417 Kearny
Maber J., stevedore Menzies, Bingbam & Co.
Maber James, laborer Cbarles L. Sbafield, r. E s Ten-
nessee, bet Butte and Solano
Maber James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s Geor-
gia, bet Sbasta and Sierrj
Maber James, messman Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Maber James, mining, r. 143 Perry
Maber James, teamster, r.671 Harrison
Maber James, tiusmitb Cutting Packing Co., r. 517
Vallejo
Maber James, watcbmau M. P. and M. dept Central
Pac. RR., r. 38 Louisa
Maber James F., blacksmitb, r. 1012 Natoms
Maber James V., bartender Recreation Grounds, r.
SE cor Twenty-fif tb and Folsom
Maber Jobunna, widow, r. 9 Natoma, rear
Maher Jobauna, widow, r. 8 s Godeus, nr Mission
Maber Jobn, painti-r, r. S B Russell, nr Hyde
Maber Jobn, teamster, r. 722 Grove
Maher Josepb W., locksmith and bellbanger, 163 New
Montgomery, r. S 8 Precita Av, bet Howard and
Mission
Maher Kerran, drayman, r. 433 Shipley
Maber Louis, seaman Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Maher Maggie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Emma Steven-
son, r. 154 Natoma
Maber Maria, domestic 34 Essex
Maber Martin (Maber k Maunion) r. 41 Langton
Maber Mary, widow, r. 135 Hayes
Maber Matthew, porter Geo.W.'Gibbs iCo., r. 5 Perry
Maher Michael, longshoreman, r. E s Sansome, bet
Vallejo and Green, rear
Maher Michael, ropemaker, r. W s Mission, nr Twen-
ty-seventh
Maber Michael, washer James P. Ferguson, r. 814
Mission
Maher Peter, coali>a6ser Pacific Mail SS. City of
Chester
Maher Sarah Mrs., matron Old People's Home, S s
Francisco, bet Stockton and Powell
Maber Thomas C, pressman coiner's dept U.S. Mint,
r. 637 Twenty-third
Maher Thomas F., expressman, Oakland Ferry, r. 37
Lafayette
Maher William, bellman Grand Hotel
Maher William, cigars and tobacco, 22 Second, r. 152
Natoma
Maher William, cooper Lawson & Moore, r. 7 WillowAv
Maher William P.. superintendent Old People's
Home. 8 s Francisco, bet Stockton and Powell
Maher William E., laborer M. Schmidt & Co., r. 435
Minna
Maber J2 Maiiion (Martin Maber and John Mauion)
dry and fancy goods, 1026 Market
Maher. See Meagher
Malil Emma, domestic 1302 Post
Mabl S. Mrs., r. 617 Geary
Mahlc Eugene, clerk Henry F. Maass, r. 634 Fourth
Mahle Juliua, clerk, r. New Washington Hotel
Mahler Bertbold, brewer South S. F. Brewery, r. cor
Railroad and Fourteenth Avs, South 8. F.
Mahler Charles, liquor saloon. 733 Davis
Mahler Ernest, r. 3 Chatham PI
Mahler Frank, machinist S. F. Cordage Co., r. 508
Brannsn
Mabler John, watchman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 19 De-
catur
Mahler Philip, notary public, 422 Montgomery, r. 923
Washington
Mahlke Louis, compositor S. F. Abend Post, r. 1602
California
Mablniunn Henry, liquor saloon, 603 California, r. 717
Stockton
Mahlmaun Peter, liquor saloon, 614 Montgomery, r.
22 >4 Everett
MahlBtedt August, painter, r. 736 Minna
Mahlstedt John D., bouse raiser and mover, 13 Mer-
chant, r. 404 Greenwich
Mfthlstedt John Jr., butcher Christopher Dunker, r.
307 Folsom
Mahn Henry, well borer, r. S s Lombard, bet Franklin
and Gough
Mahn John, clerk, r. Park Hotel
Mahn Katie, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
Lombard, bet Franklin and Gough
Mabncken Jobn H., bookkeeper Joseph Fredericks &
Co., r. N s Folsom, bet First and Second
Mabnl:e Elisa Miss, nurse Young Women's Chrifitiaii
Assn. r. 314 Sutter
Maholm J. B., mining secretary, 341 Montgomery,
room 7
Mahon Charles B., r. W s Dolores, bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth
Mahon Celia Mrs., boarding, 219 Tyler
Mahon Edward, laborer South Puc. Coast EB., r. Ala-
meda
Mahon Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 1104 Mission
Mahon Francis, clerk Henry Elleau, r. 606 Ellis
Mahon Frank, deputy Sheriff, r. 22 Geary
Mahon James H., office 442 California
Mahon Jeremiah, laborer, r. SW cor Polk and Fell
Mahon John, guard Golden Gate Park.r. W s Lott, bet
Fulton and McAllister
Mahon John, hostler, r. 6 Cleaveland, rear
Mahon John W., bartender Asa A. Porter, r. 1238
Mission
Mahon Eate Mrs., janitress Branch South Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School
Mahon William, laborer, r. 5 Sherwood PI
Mahon. See Maban, and McMahou .
Mabone John A., driver Engine No. 2, S. F. F. D., r.
412 Bush
Mahoney A., stevedore Menzies, Bingham i Co.
Mahoney Aunie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1523 Sacramento
Mahoney Brothers (Jeremiah and John) contractors
and carpenti rs, 3'28 Pine
Mahoney Cbarles A., reporter, r. Overland House
Mahoney Cornelius, contractor, r. 2201 Pine
Mahoney Cornelius, deckhand stmr Transit, Oakland
Ferry, r. W s Dore, nr Bryant
Mabont-y Cornelius A., journalist, r. 320 Jessie
Mahnney Daniel, r. 7.50 Harrison
Mahoney Daniel, r. 1127 Broadway
Mahoney Daniel, borsesbocr, 809 Howard, r. 3 Bowie
Av
Mahoney Daniel, laborer, r. 112 Tehama
Mahoney Daniel, proptr Sixth St. House, NW cor
Sixth and Bryant
Mahoney Daniel, waiter Miners' Bestaurant, r. 26
Perry
Mahoney Daniel F., teamster, r. 108 Twenty-fifth
Mahoney Daniel H., butcher John Stark, r. 15 Clem.
Mahoney Daniel O., bootmaker John Sullivan, r. 128
Bincon PI
Mahoney Daniel J., painter, 255 Third, r. 562 Natoma
Mahoney David, capitalist, r. Lick House
Mahoney David, real-estate, r. 1.501 Pacific Av
Mahoney Dennis, clerk Daniel J. Mahoney, r. 562
Natoma
Mahoney Dennis, real-estate, r. 1503 Pacific Av
Mahoney £. D., brakenian Southern Pac. BR., r. 624
Fourth
Mahoney Mward, coalpasser Pacific Mall 88. City of
Panama, p. 541 First
Mahoney Edward L, salesman C. J. Tayac, r. 343
Jessie
Mabomy Ellen Miss, milliner, r. 32 Tyler
Mahoney Florence, bartender Richard O'Connor, r.
424 Broadway
Mahoney Florence, porter R. T. Carroll & Co., r. Del-
gado PI, nr Green
Mahoney O. Mrs., widow, r. 8 s Fifteenth, nr Guer-
rero. rear
Mahoney tieorge, laborer, r. cor Jessie and Ecker
Mahoney George, laborer, r. SW cor Polk and Fell
Mahoney George M., machinist, r. 422 Filbert
Mahoney Grace M., chambermaid Arlington House
Mahoney Henr}-, salesman Drake & Emerson, r. 12
Clinton
Mahoney James, driver United Carriage Co. , r. 22
Hubbard
Mahoney James, Inborer, r. 128 >i Hickory Av
Mahoney James, liquor saloon; SE cor Sixth and
Bryant
Mahoney James, plumt>er and gasfitier, 1202 Larkin,
r. 422 Filbert
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Mshoney James A., policeman City Hall, r. 1704}^
Leavenworth
Mahoney JaiueB B., mail clerk Morning Call, r. Sb
Twenty-fourth, bet Noe and Casiro
Mahoney Jeremiah (Mahoney Brothers) r. 425 Stev.
M.Hhoney Jeremiah, bootfitter, r. 823 Guerrero
Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer, r. 52 Minna
Mahoney Jeremiah, laborer, r. 124 Cedar Av
Mahoney Jeremiah A., painter, r. 10 White PI
Mahoney Johanna, widow, r. SE cor Fulton and Ma-
sonic Av
Mahoney Johanna, widow, groceries and liqaors, 19
Tehama
Mahoney John (Mahoney Brothers) r. 425 Stevenson
Mahoney John, carpenter, r. 2720 Folsom, rear
Mahoney John, clerk, r. 1503 Pacific Av
Mahoney John, gardener, r. 1523 Sacramento
Mahoney John, glove cutter William Shires, r. 610
Vallejo
Mahoney John, laborer, r. 553 Bryant
Mahoney John, machiniet, r. 422 Filbert
Mahoney John, marbleworker, r. 266 Stevenson
Mahoney John, printer, r. 118 McAllister
Mahoney John, porter A. Lusk & Co., r. 212 Wash.
Mahoney John, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co.,Potrero
Works
Mahoney John C, bartender, r. 30 Clara
Mahoney John F., mining secretary, 214 Sansome, r.
San Josti
Mahoney John H., driver A. Lusk & Co., r. 173 Minna
Mahoney John H., rigger, r. KiO Steuart
Mahoney John J., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co. and
foreman Engine No. 5, 8. F. F. D., r. 510 Vallejo
Mahoney John T., barber, 1102 Market, r. 475 Jessie
Mahoney Julia, stamstress The Baldwin
Mahouf y Kane, shipcalker, r. Broadway Hotel
Mahoney Lizzie Miss, r. 1523 Sacr.nmento
Mahoney Margaret, widow, r. 422 Filbert
Mahoney Margaret, doMjestic 740 Grove
M.ihoney Margaret Misp, dressmaker, r. 1523 Sac.
Mahoney Mary, widow, r. 362 Natuma
Mahoney Mary, domestic H12 Chestnut
Mahoney Mary, domestic Caesius Hotel
Mahoney Mary Miss, cloakmaker Cal. Cloak and Suit
Mansf . Co., r. 823 Guerrero
Mahoney May Miss, r. 418 Sutter
Mahoney Michael, blacksmith Kisdon I. and L.Works
Mahoney Michael, laborer, r. 20 Cleaveland
Mahoney Michael, laborer, r. 619 Second
Mahoney Michael, longshoreman, r. 27 Anthony
Mahoney Michael, seaman, r. 117 Drunim
Mahoney M. J., coachman Robert C. Johnson, 605
OTarrell
Mahoney Patrick, calker, r. 913 Montgomery
Mahoney Patrick, laborer, r. S s Union, bet Octavla
and Laguna
Mahoney Patrick, laborer, r. 101 Stevenson
Mahoney Patrick, laborer Fulton Iron Works
Mahoney Patrick A., policeman City Hall, r. 1 Elliot
Park
Mahoney Hedmoud J., bookkeeper, r. 32 Tyler
Mahoney Richard, r. 1016 Market
Mahoney Samuel, cook Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Mahoney Stephen, gardener, r. 118 Ivy Av
Mahoney Thomas, r. 105 Stockton
Mahoney Thomas, extraman Engine No. 9, S. F. P. D.,
r. 742 Harrison
Mahoney Thomas, laborer, r. 343 Jessie
Mahoney Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Park
Mahoney Thomas W., upholsterer, r. Sixth St. House
Mahoney Timothy, laborer, r. 8M Freelon
Mahoney Timothy, laborer Pacific Mail S3. Co.
Mahoney Timothy, watchman warehouse dept Custom
House, r. .522 Jessie
Mahoney William, contractor, r. 118 McAllister
Mahoney William, laborer, r. 22>4 Bluxome, rear
Mahoney William, laborer, r. 322 Eighth
Mahoney William, teamster J. P. Weems, r. 417 34
Clementina
Mahony Daniel, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Mahony Daniel F., blacksmith, r. 2204 Pine
Mahony Daniel J., teamster Taber, Harker & Co., r.
724 Natoma
Mahony David, carpenter, r. 1513 Polk
Mahony Dennis, laborer, r. 8 Allen
Mahony Dennis, tailor, r. 1513 Pclk
Mahony Frank, seaman, r. 78 Everett
Mahony James, laborer, r. 2219 Powell
Mahony Jeremiah H., special agent Post Office De-
partment, 320 Sansome, r. Livermore, Alameda Co.
Mahony John, laborer, r. 2219 Mason
Mahony John, tailor, r. 1513 Polk
Mahony John H. Jr., stockbroker, 408 Montgomery,
r. 23 Stockton
Mahony M. Mrs., weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Mahony Marj* widow, dressmaker, r. 15 Clementina
Mahony Michael, boilermaker, r. 428 Natoma
Mahony Michael C. teamster Shenuan, Hyde k Co.,
r. W s Green, bet Webster and Fillmore
Mahony Norah, domestic 411 Minna
Mahony Patrick, laboTer, r. 322 ^Minna
Mahony Thomas, day watchman and porter D. 8.
Mint, r. Oakland .
Mahony Thomas, clerk Keane Brothers, r. 730 Six-
teenth, bet Folsom and Shotwell
Mahony Timothy A., drayman D. L. Farnsworth, r.
411 Tehama
Mahony William H., importer mosaic flooring and
tiling, r. 507 Fell
Mahony. See Mahoney
Mahood C. J. W., telegraph operator, r. 9 Bay
Mahood John, r. 9 Bay
Mahr Katie, domestic 828 O'Farrell
Mahs Henry, laborer American Sugar Refinery, r. 31
Alta PI
Mahs Henry Jr., laborer American Sugar Refinery, r.
31 Alta PI
Maier Charles, boots and shoes, 834 and 836 Kearny, r.
622 Filbert
Maier Frederick, Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Market
Maier Jacob, Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Market
Maier Thomas, carriagemaker, 2313 and 2315 Mission
Maier Wilhelm, laborer, r. 4 Chatham PI
Maier. See Mayer, Meier, Meyer, and Myer
Maiers John A., patrolman Underwriters' Fire Patrol,
SW cor Stevenson and Ecker, r. 515 Folsom
Maiers S. L. Mrs., t. 427 Bush
Maighn Thomas P. K. (Turner & Co.) r. N s Polk, bet
California and Pine
Maitire Dominique, storekeeper French Hospital, r.
1404 Polk
Mailett Baptiste, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Mailfert Charles, upholsterer, 202 Fifth
Maillard Mary L. Mme., dressmaker, NEcor Post and
Stockton
Maillet Alexander, wheelwright, r. 28 Valparaiso
Maillot John, cabinetmaker, r 35 Dorland
Mails Isaac, upholsterer, r. 21 Willow Av
Main Alexander F., accountant, and mining secretary,
309 California, r. Oakland
Main Arthur, mining, r. 1126 Market
Main Cliarles (Main & Winchester) r. Palace Hotel
Main Charles Jr., r. Palace Hotel
Main Edward, boot and shoemaker, 320 Folsom
Main Martin, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Main Street Iron Works, William Deacon
proptr, 131-135 Main
Main Street Mill, M. & A. Hansen proptrs, 130-136
Main
Main Street Wharf, foot Main
Main William W., foreman saddletree factory Main
k Winchester, r. 1321 Fillmore
Main & Winchester (Charles Main, Ezra H.
Winchester, and Thomas B. Hayes) importers and
manufs saddles, harness, wlilps, and collars, 214
and 216 Battery
Main. See Mayne
Maine Lodging House, Noah M. Gordon proptr, 614
Kearny
Mainer Abraham, candymaker Fahrbach & Seidl, r.
9 Leavenworth
Mains Edward K., chainmaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
W s Georgia, bet Shasta and Sierra
Mains James R., photographer J. L. Gibson, r. 811
Market
Mains John P., statistician, r. 1005 Clay
Mains P.obert, gardener Golden Gate Park, r. N 8 Ful-
ton, bet Parker and First Avs
Mains William, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Mainwarring George H., tinsmith W. W. Montague k
Co., r. 12.32 Sacramento
Mainzer Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. 615 Natoma
Maire Charles, bartender Pierre Leduc, r. 440 Bush
Mairhofer Leonard, liquor saloon, 426 Fourth
Mairin Tliomas, hostler, r. 1705 Turk
Mairish Nicholas, machinist Tait&Hainque.r. 8 Com.
Mais A., r. Branch House
Mais Charles, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Maisch John, wood and coal, 126 Geary, r. 1009 Lorn-
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Matron Doree, Tschurr & Dingeou proptrs, 217
Kearuy
Maisou Henrj' A.(Denaveaux & Maison) r. 820 Filbert
Mai son Leon, clerk R. D. Hume & Co., r. 820 Filbert
Miison Leon A. (Mathieu & Maison) r. 820 Filbert
Maison Leonora, wiclow, r. 061 Seventeenth
Maison N E., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. C61 Seven-
teenth
Maisou. See Mason, and Masson
Malsa Emll. waiter, r. 14 Ash Av
Maitland Adolf, mining, r. 108 Taylor
Maitland Henry, carpenter D. A. Macdonald 4 Co., r.
Oakland •
Maitland Thomas, bartender, r. N s Green, nr Stock-
ton
Maitland William, boarding. 105 Clark
Maitland William M.. oiler SS. State of California,
Broadway Wharf,
Maitre Frank, cook, r. 824 Montgomery
Maj Helena, packer Dcnicke Brothers, r. 634 J4 Na-
toma
Major Alfred, offloe 10 Bush, r. 1033 Sutter
Major B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1904 Market
Major Bernard, car[jenter, r. 1904 Market
Majory William E., carpenter, r. 108 Tehama
Makin Edward B., office 124 California, r. 1018 Val-
lejo
Makin Joseph, machinist, r. 18 Boardman, rear
Makiu Robert G., commission merchant, 302 Califor-
nia, r. San Rafael
Makinson William H., electrician, r. 124 Eleventh
Makowskl Herman, seaman schr Carro True, Jackson
St. Wharf
Makree Andrew, coffee saloon, 19 Vallrjo
MalaKamba CamlUo, liquor saloon, 1128 Folsom
Malau Joseph, machinist, r. 18 M Rausch, rear
Malancton Joseph C, seaman, r. 324 Main
Malandy Hans, deckhand stmr Washington, Jackson
St. Wharf
Malappioni Cesare, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Malarkey John, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltlne
Malarky Martin, laborer, r. 203 Main
Malatcbta Andrew, marbkworker S. Campodonico, r.
20 Laugton
Malat( sta Ang''lo, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Malatcsta Angelo, peddler, r. 625 Union
Malatesta Dominic, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Malatesta Giovauni, bakery, 1313 Dupont
Malatesta Louis, grower and dealer California wines
and brandies, 311 Pacific, r. 2004 Ji Dupont
Mulatestu Nino, real-estate, office 402 Montgom-
ery, room 8, r. 130034 Stockton
Malaval Jean, nurse French Hospital
Malay Patrick, laborer, r. 742 Minna
Malbo Frank, carpenter and builder, 204 Dupont, r.
202 Dupont
Malcolm C, pantryman Pacific Mall SS. Granada
Malcolm Eleanor Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1434 Broad-
way
Malcolm James, third engineer O. & O. SS. Belglc
Malcolm James B., r. 14 Adair
Malcolm James D., printer Francis, Valentine & Co.,
r. 1434 Broadway
Malcolm John M., clerk U. G. Dun & Co., r. 1620 Du-
pont
Malcolm John T., first officer SS. Los Angeles, r. 760
Folsom
Malcolm Robert, porter, r. 6 Grand PI, rear
Malcolm William M.. calker, r. 221 Clara
Malcolmson James H., bartender Frank Jonei, r. 647
Merchant
Malde Andrew, porter Lynde k Hough, r. Geary, bet
Scott and Devisadero
MaldonadoCatalina, dre^Kmaker, r. 830 Jackson
Maldonado Simon, r. 228 Seventh
Male Giacomo, wood and coal, hay and grain, BE oor
Brannan and Eighth, r. 1419 Bush
If ale James, wood and coal, hay and grain, BE cor
Van Ness Av and Bush, r. 128 Fern Av
Malecb Gustuvus H., physician, office 300 Stockton.
r. 101 Oak
Malech Herman F., physician, office and r. 101 Oak
Malech Theodore, clerk, r. 101 Oak
Malerdi Alesslo. expressman, SE cor Washington and
Davis, r. 511 Greenwich
Maley Bridget, domfcstlc 1023 Green
Maley John, helpers. F. Gas Light Co., r. W a Ten-
nesBce, bet Mariposa and Solano
Maley Kate, domestic 1023 Green
Maley Michael, porter George R. Starr, r. 36 Clay
Maley Patrick, laborer, r. 7 Bernard
Malpy Rosanua, widow, r. 1598 Bush
Maley. See Mallay and Malley
Malfanti Joseph, laborer Tschurr & Dingeon
Malford Mrs., r. NW cor Fifteenth Av and P,
South S. F.
Malherbes Eugene, grain broker, r. 1237 Stockton
Malherbes Marie Mrs., r. 1024 Powell
Maline Charles D., receiver Market St. RR., r. 1321 X
Tyler
Maline George A. F. A., driver City RR., r. 1 First Av
Maline John J., receiver Market St. RR., r. 1321M
Tyler
Mall Adam, lodgings, 38 Eddy
Mali Claus, mattressmaker, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Malla James, hostler Market St. RR., r. 1205 Steiner
Mallady W'illiam J., undertaker, 703 Mission
Mallard Joseph, janitor Bush St. Theater, r. 151 Te-
hama
Mallard Joseph S., night clerk Post Office, r. 405
Powell
Mallatratt James W., steward Gardner House, r. 2 Ra-
phael PI
Mallay William, liquor saloon, 21 Vallejo, r. Oak-
land
Mallayer Julia, widow, dressmaker, r. 3 Clay Av
Mallerer Joseph, baker Emil A. Engelberg, r. 418
Kearny
Mallerer Karl, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Mallett R. Mrs., fancy goods, and confectionery,
1408 Vj Powell
Mallett Richard, miller, r. 1408 Ji Powell
Malley Owen, teamster Middleton & Farnsworth, r.
118 Perry
Malley. See Maley and Mallay
Mallie Eunice Miss, milliner Mrs. M. A. Soper
Mallinger Peter, restaurant, 388 Francisco
Mallitz Abraham, painter, r. 475 Jessie
Mallon Catherine, widow, r. NW cor Vermont and
Humboldt
Mallon Henry, laborer, r. 65i Russ
Mallon John, coalpasser Oregon SS. Oregon
Mallon John, cook, r. 103 Natoma
Mallon John, millhand D. A. Macdonald &Co., r. 1223
Green
Mallon John, proptr P.ac. Glass Cutting, Staining,
Embossing and Designing Works, 19 Fremont,
and 1213 and 1215 Howard, r. 2508 Sacramento
Mallon John, seaman, r. 60 First
Mallon Michael, waiter Lick House
Mallon Patrick, brickmaker, r. NE cor Guerrero and
Liberty
Mallon Peter L., supt John Mallon, r. 2508 Sac.
Mallon Rosanua, widow, r. 1417 Mason, rear
Million. See Malan and Maline
Mallory Abner T., carpenter, r. 2505 Jj Mission —
Mallory A. T. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2.505 J^ Mission
Mallory Frederick J., bookkeeper P. F. Nolan & Co.,
r. 2430 Mission
Mallory H. C. Mrs., r. 2430 Mission .
Mallory Ida R. Miss, assistant Columbia St. Primary
School, r. 2430 Mission
MuUory Mary, widow, r. 208 Tehama
Mallory William, dairyman Christopher Gilligan, r.
ViBitacion Valley, W of San Bruno Road
Malloy Charles, carpenter, r. 137 Fifteenth --^
Malloy Cliarles, mason, r. 219 Fair Oaks
Malloy Daniel, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Malloy Daniel, paperruler Bartllng & Kimball, r. SE
cor Folsom and Twentieth
Malloy Edward J., tailor O. W. Nordwell, r. 867 Mis-
sion
Malloy Frank M., bookbinder A. J. Leary, r. 2781
Folsom
Malloy Henry J., tailor, r. 617 Mission
Malloy John, r. 1706 Howard
Malloy Louisa, widow, r. 1706 Howard
Malloy Michael, laborer freight dept Central Pac.RB.
Malloy Nellie Miss, laundress Ncustadter Brothers, r.
ion Ninth
Malloy Patrick, fireman Pacific Coast S9. Senator, r.
36 Ritch
Malloy Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Malloy Philip, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Malloy Thomas, horseshoer, r. 36 Ritch
Malloy W., laborer, r. 539 Ji Valencia
Malloy Walter, stereotyper S. F. Chronicle, r. 846
Mission
Malloy William, wines and liquors, 1829 Mission
Malloy. See MuUoy and Molloy
m mnmcn i aiiNnRY
EDDY ST., West of Fillmore Street
OFFICE. 33 GEARY ST.
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IMPORTER OP AND DKAIiER IN COAt. AND PIG IRON,
41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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Mally Patrick, laborer, r. 44 Rlteh
Malm Charles A. (D. S. Martin & Co.) r. Oakland
Malm Charles H. (Malm & Pamperin) r. 318 Beale
Malm Heury, saloon keeper, r. 717 Stockton
Malm James, bookkeeper, r. 27 Fifth Av, rear
Malm & Pamperin (Charles Malm and T. G-. Pamp-
erin) painters and whiteners, 60(5 Howard
Malmberg Frank E., foreman warehouse Pac. Rolling
Mill, r. N 8 Shasta, bet Illinois and Michigan
Malmbcrg Ida, domestic 241() Washington
Malmberg John F., laborer, r. 911 Greenwich
Malnifjren Edward J., clerk Madison .<: Burke, r. 10
Bernard
Malmgren Nils M., jeweler, r. 10 Bernard
Malmgren Nils P., collector Haste & Kirke, r. 725J<
Miuua
Mslone Ann, domestic 1007 California
Malone Bartholomew J., contractor and builder, r.
1717 Jessie
Malone Catherine, domestic 828 Lombard
Malone Edward, molder Byron JuL-kson, r. Globe
House
Malone Frank S. (McCord, Bridge & Co.) r. 2 Rose Av
Malone Henry F., whitener, r. 2 Valencia
Malone James, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Malone James, liquor saloon, 52G Third, r. 129 Shipley
Malone James, oiler 0.& O. SS. Belgic
Malone James, saloon keeper, r. 20 Minna
Malone James H., furniture, 22 Fourth, r. 341 O'Far-
rell
Malone John, laborer, r. 560 Stevenson, rear
Malone John, milkman, r. 1010 Valencia
Malone John, molder, r. 214 Twenty-fourth
Malone Lawrence J., bagmaker Carmen Island Salt
Works, r. 108 Silver
Malone Mary, domestic 1618 Sutter
Malone Michael, laborer, r. 33 Louisa
Malone Michael, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.
Malone Nicholas, porter secreta^s.Southern Pac. RR.,
r. 1712 Stevenson
Malone Patrick, tanrwr-Riley & Louis, r. S s Twenty-
sixtli, bet Bartlett and Valencia
Malone Peter, driver P. Taggart, r. W s Hampshire,
bet Butte and Solano
Malone Thomas, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. China, r.
32 De Boom
Malone Williana, dairyman, 133 Twenty-sixth
Malone. See Melone
Maloney Daniel, clerk, r. 230 Thirteenth
Maloney Daniel, cooper Wooster, Hubbell & Co., r.
1002 Pacific
Maloney Daniel, laborer, r. .57 Crocker
Maloney David, second mate bark California, Pacific
St. Wharf
Maloney Henry H., compositor Examiner, r. 23 Silver
Maloney Houora, domestic 725 Sutter
Maloney Hugh, fisherman, Meiggs' Wharf
Maloney James, assistant engineer SS. Newbern, p.
828 "Broadway
Maloney James, brassfinisher Weed 4 Kingwell, r.
Cortland Av, bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Maloney James, elevatorman, 126 Kearny, r. 156 Clara
Maloney James, laborer Snijerlutendent of Streets
Maloney James, oiler SS. Newbern, r. 13 Clementina
Maloney James, wiredrawer Cal. Wire Works, r. 7 Ev-
erett
Maloney John, blacksmith, r. 11 M
Maloney John, driver Daly & Kinne, r. 1010 Valencia
Maloney John, driver Henry Toedt, r. Oakland
Maloney John, laborer, r. 12 Clara
Maloney John, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 524
Mission
Maloney John G., policeman City Hall, r. 1711 Eddy
Maloney John J., carriagefinisher, r. 57 Crocker
Maloney Julia, domestic 1014 Leavenworth
Maloney Katie B. Miss, milliner Mrs. M. A. Soper
Maloney Louis, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 733 Folsom
Maloney Martha, domestic 1105 Taylor
Maloney Mary, domestic 417 Eddy
Maloney Mary, domestic 1920 Pine
Maloney Mary E., widow, r. 210 Thirteenth
Maloney Michael, driver St. Mary's College, r. W s
Mission, nr St. Mary's College
Maloney Michael, gardener, r. 1711 Eddy
Maloney Michael, stonemason, r. 1212 Green, rear
Maloney Michael, waiter Lick House, r. 251 Stev.
Maloney Michael, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 120
William
Maloney Michael J., head clerk U. 8. Ballway Mail
Service, r. 21 Zoe
Maloney M. L., carpenter, r. 5 Franklin
Maloney Nellie Miss, teacher, r. 1711 Eddy
Maloney Patrick, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r.
1124 Alabama
Maloney Patrick, carpenter, r. 100 Jones
Maloney Patrick, dairy, E s Hartford, bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
Maloney Patrick, waiter Grand Hotel, r. 9 Mission Av
Maloney Peter, market, NE cor Sixth and Harrison, r.
271 Clara
Maloney R. Mrs., widow, r. 129 Perry
Maloney S. F., conductor Market St. RR.
Maloney Thomas, blacksmith, r. E s Tehama, nr Nor-
wich, B. H.
Maloney Thomas, clerk, r. 26 Hoflf Av
Maloney Thomas, miner, r. 512 Mission
Maloney Thomas, seaman, r. 150 Steuart
Maloney Thomas F., bartender John Houj-h, r. 1 Ma-
son
Maloney William, coachman Henry Schmieden, r. 950
Bryant
Maloney. See Moloney
Maloon Henry A., clerk Wilson & Bro., r. 2012 Broad-
way
Malpas Alfred, ticket agent Central Pac. RR., Oak-
land Kerry, r. 1007 Tyler
Malpas Elizabeth, widow, r. 1007 Tyler
Malpas Frank, baker R. R. Swain & Co., r. 116 Natoma
Malpiedp G. Charles, barber Stable & Bernhard, Pal-
ace Hotel, r. 15 Powell
Malstone John, laborer Presidio Reservation
Mttlter George H. (Malter & Lind) r. 912 Scott
Matter & Lind (George H. Malter and Charles
Lind) engineers and contractors, 419 California,
room 15
Malterre Leon, r. 1709 Stockton
Maltheser Andrew, quartermaster Pacific Mail SS.
Colima
Maltman S. Mrs., widow, adjuster U. 8. Mint, r. 109
Capp
Malvlnerni Angelo, r. 818 Sansome
Malvinernl Luigi G., r. 818 Sansome
Malvy Peter, painter Jules St. Denis, r. 2018 Taylor
Malyan Ann, widow, r. W s Church, bet Twenty-slrth
and .\rmy
Mameluke Albert, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1230
Bush
Mamer John P., liquor saloon, 327-331 East, r. ISJu
Sacramento
Mamer John P. Jr., bartender John P. Mamer, r. 18 H
Bacramento
Mamlock A., r. 1210 Larkin, rear
Mamiock Henrietta Miss, dressmaker, r. GWi Natoma
Mamlock Jennie Miss, hairdresser, r. 614 M Natoma
Mamlock William, upholsterer, r. 614)4 Natoma
Mammoth Bar Gold Mining Co. (Placer Co.,
Cal.) J. W. Pew, secretary, 310 Pine, room 17
Mammoth Blue Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.)
J. M. Bufaugton secretary, 309 California
Mammoth Grove Mining Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.) of-
fice 328 Montgomery
Mammoth Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) Andrew W.
Rose Jr. secretary, 302 Montgomery
Mammoth Silver Mining Co. (White Pine, Nev.) D.
A. Jennings secretary, 401 California, room 4
Managle Camillo, musician, r. 1318 Dupont
Manahan John, real-estate, r. 560 Stevenson
Manahan John, dishwasher Paiil & Wilson, r. 630
Mission
Manahan Kate, domestic 401 Eighth
Manahan Michael, bootmaker Edward Main, r. 408
Harrison
Manant Pierre, tripeman Artiques Canning Co., r.
cor Railroad and Fifth Avs, South 8. F.
Manasse Nathan, optician, 20 Montg(miery
Manaton Samson, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 24
Welsh
Manby Edward .boilermaker Sacramento Boiler Works,
r. United States Hotel
Manchester Benjamin S., shlpcalker, r. 8W cor Eu-
genia and Buena Vista, B. H.
Manchester CUiarles W., milker James T. Manchester,
r. W s Kansas, nr Colusa
Manchester Frederick A., machinist, r. W s Buena
Vista, bet Cortland Av and Eugenia, B. H.
Manchester House, Manchester & Henly proptrs, 44
Sixth
Manchester Isaac, watchman JEtna Iron Works, r. 39
Frederick
Manchester James T., dairy, W s Kansas, nr Colusa
I nilNni APN ki rC\ Growers of and Dealers in FINE WINES.
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Manchester J. B. Mrs. (Mancbester k Henly) r. 44
Sixth
Manchester John, lather, r. 903 Shotwell
Manchester Philip, lather, r. 903 Shotwell
Manchester & Henly (Mrs. J. B. Manchester and
Mrs. John Henly) proptrs Manchester House, 44
Sixth
Mancusi Dominick (Mancusl & Freuna) r. 109 Sixth
Mancusi G., teacher music, r. 331 O'Farrell
Mancusi \ Frenua (Dominick Maucusi and Ignacio
Frenna) fruits and vegetables, 109 Sixth
Manderville F. D. L., physician, oflftce and r. 26)i
Kearny
Mandeville Edward, driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
2515 FolBom
Mandeville Simon V., sash and blindmaker Jason
Springer k Co., r. Galindo Alley, nr Sixteenth
Mandiola William, mining, r. 807 California
Mandlebaum Arthur A., assistant cashier H. H. Noble
& Co., r. 428 Geary
Mandlebaum Fiesco, law student Emmet H. Rixford,
r. 511 Van Ness Av
Mandlebaum Francis, wholesale wines and liquore,
312 Sacramento, r. 511 Van Ness Av
Mandlebaum Eaoul, bookkeeper Francis Mandlebaum,
r. 511 Van Ness Av
Mandler Andrew, cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, r.
562 Brannan
Mandley J., laborer Sea Wall
Mandonnet Adolph, carpenter, r. 520 Geary, rear
Manesca A. C. Mrs., r.329 O'Farrell
Manfredini Pietro (Pietro Manfredini & Co.) r. So-
noma, Cal.
Manfredini Pietro & Co. (Pietro Manfredini, Felice
Mateucci, and Domenico Domenici) groceries and
liquors, 124 Pacific
Mangan C. machinist, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Mangan Cornelius, stevedore, r. 14 Anthony
Mangan James, laborer F. L. Such k Co., r. W s
Douglas, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Mangan John C, horseshoer T. D. S. Lamer, r. Cincin-
nati Hotel
Mangan John L., porter Whcaton & Luhrs, r. 400
Grove
Mangan Josephine Mrs., milliner, r. 1105 Pine
Mangan Paul P., barber, r. 1324 M Polk
Mangan Stephen, porter Keane Brothers, r. 16 Lily
Av
Mangan Thomas, Ship Calkers' Assn, Barra's Hall
Mangan Thomas J., currier, r. 1105 Pine
Mangan William, teamster St. Mary's Hospital, r. cor
First and Bryant
Mangels Brothers (Nicholas and George) groceries
and liquors, SW cor Market and Pearl
Mangels C, teamster Pacitic Improvement Co.
Mangels C. & Co. (Christopher Mangels and Ernest I
Lllicnthal) groceries and liquors, SW cor Third
and Mission
Mangels Christopher (C. Mangels & Co.) r. 19 Linden
At
Mangels Christopher, clerk M. k C. Mangels, r. 810
Lombard
Mangels Claus (M. ft C. Mangels) r. 19 Linden Av
Mangels Claus, capitalist, r. 2518 Howard
Mangels Frank, groceries and liquors, 8E cor Twen-
ty-tirst and Howard
Mangels George (Mangels Brothers) r. SW cor Mar-
ket and Pearl
Mangels Harry, clerk Frank Mangels, r. SEcor Twen-
ty-first and Howard
Mangels Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Fol-
Bom and Twentieth
Mangels Henry, teamster John Smith, r. Bootz Hotel
Mangels Henry J., clerk Albany Brewery, r. 1000
Folsom
Mangels Hermann, brewer Albany Brewery, r. 68
Everett
Mangels H. M. Christian (Mangels k Hedemacn) r.
NW cor Railroad and Eleventh Avs, South S. P.
Mangels John, butcher, r. 130 Eighth
Mangels John, clerk Diedrich MuUer, r. .332 Main
IMtatijg^elH M. & C. (Martin and Claus) wholesale
groceries and provisions, 319 Clay
Mangels Martin (M. & C. Mangels) r. 810 Ix)mbard
Mangels Nicholas (Mangels Brothers) r. SW cor Mar-
ket and Pearl
Mangels Peter N.,' bartender W. Browning, r. 625)4
Clay
Mangels Richard, clerk Becker Brothers, r. 8£ cor
Geary and Larkiu
Mangels k Hedemann (H. M. Christian Mangels and
William Hedemann) groceries and liquors, NW
cor Railroad and Eleventh Avs, South S. F.
Mangels. See Mangles
Mangenberg Guido, hotelkeeper, r. NE cor Stanyan
and Fell
Mange<jt Charles (Mangeot & Daclin) r. 9 John
Mangeot Charles Jr., pressman M. Schmidt & Co., r.
9 John
Mangeot George, glovemaker, 432 Mont., room 18
Mangeot & Daclin (Charles Mangeot and Charles
Daclin) blacksmiths and wagonmakers, TO'i San.
Mangiante G. B., vegetables, 5fi Colombo Market
Mangison Alfred, boltmaker Pac. Rolling Mill r. E 8
Michigan, bet Shasta and Sierra
Mangles H. C, cigars and tobacco, 301 Eearny, r. 305
Kearny
Slang'oin Frederick, groceries and liquors, 1701
Market
Mangula Antone, fisherman, r. 31 Merchant
Mangus Eugene H., compositor, r. 8 s Sacramento,
bet Stockton and Powell
Manhan Francisco J., PortxigueSe Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415 Ji Drumm
Manhattan Bernard, steward Pacific Mail SS. Co-
lima
Manhattan Fire Insurance Co. (New York) Alfred
Stillman general agent, 232 California
Manhattan Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.) J.W.
Pew secretary, 310 Pine
Manhattan Hotel, John Daly proptr, 106 First
Manhattan House, James Cornyn proptr, 705 and 707
Front
Manhattan Life Insurance Co. (New York) Landers k
Co. general agents, 2 Nevada Block
Manhattan Silver Mining Co. (Austin, Nev.) John
Crockett secretary, 203 Bush
Alauheiui Isaac (HagM >>: Manheim) r. Alameda
Manheim Henry S., cT^ik Hagan & Manheim, r. Ala-
meda
Manheim. See Mannheim
Manion John (Maher & Manion) r. 536 Minna
Manion John, butcher, r. SW cor Seventh and Rail-
road Avs, South S. F.
Manion .Michael, laborer Chase & Wolff, r. 1001 Bat-
tery
Manion Thomas, carpenter, r. 247 Second
Manion William A., salesman Maher & Manion, r.
636 Minna
Mauion. See Mannion
Manis William B., laborer Cutting Packing Co.,r. 134
Fourth
Manken L^na J., Miss, assistant Powell St. Primary
School, r. 120 Ellis
Mankin A. D., laborer Sea Wall, r. 304 Jackson
Manks Francis M., grain sampler, r. 263 Jessie
Muuley Anthony B., painter Thomas Downing
Mauley Bridgeman, hatter John H. Babbitt, r. 189
Sixteenth
Manley Edwin, r. 164 Clara, rear
Manle.v George, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 9 Bowie Av
Manley Henry, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Manley James S., assistant clerk U. S. District Court,
r. 1827 Jessie
Manley Louise, domestic, 1300 Pine
Mauley Stephen W., teamster Duuphy & Hildreth, r.
Seventh Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Mauu A. Jc Co. (Alexander Mann and Max Bchussel-
blum) cigar manufs, 324 Clay
Mann Abncr S., clerk general passenger agent Central
Pac. RR., r. 303 Jones
Mann A. L., brakcman Southern Pac. RR., r. 620
Fourth
Mann Alexander (A. Manu k Co.) r. 863 Folsom
Mann Alphonse, clerk Itebstock, Endres & Co., r, 434
Jeshie
Mann Azro L., teacher, r. 620 Capp
Maun Charles H., business manager C. C. Hastings
& Co.. r. 2444 Howard
Maun C. N. Mrs., furnished rooms, 317 Powell
Mann David, tailor, r. 30(i Seventh
Maun Fanny Mrs., shoe fitter, r. 268 Jessie
Mann Frank, cook Peter Johnson, r, 12 Stockton
Mann Franz, baker, r. 2C8 Jessie
Maun Frederick, carpenter, r. 506 Francisco -
Mann Genrge, clerk, r. 33 Russ
Mann George, painter, r. 228 Turk
Mann George S., capitalist, r. 31 South Park
Mann Henry R. (Hutchinson & Mann) r. 601 Geary
MONTGOMERY ST.,
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Mann Israel, machinist, r. 241 Fremont
Munn James P., driver Engine No. 9, S. F. F. D., r.
320 Main
Mann Jeanette Mias, r. 809 Vallejo
Mann Jeremiah, butcher, r. 303 Jone8
Mann John, carpenter, r. 712 H Clementina
Mann John, livery stable, 918 Geary-
Mann John Jr., seaman, r. 30-5 Minna
Mann John D., ship joiner, r. 327 First
Mann Katie, domestic 1720 Clay
Mann Levi, cashier C. C. Hastings k Co., r. 620 Capp
Mann Mary, domestic 1015 Post
Maun Michael, porkbutcher South S. F. Packing
and Provision Co., r. cor Fifth Av and M, South
S. F.
Mann Robert, upholsterer, r. 306 Seventh
Mann Kussell, millwright Philip Uiukle
Mann Samuel J., butcher, r. 120 Eddy
Mann Seth, r. 620 Capp
Maun Simon, lineman Grold and Stock Tel. Co., r. 34
Natoma
Mann S. J. Mrs., assistant Yaleucia St. Grammar
School, r. 520 Capp
Mann Thomas P., plumber, r. 103 McAllister
^lann T. R., engineer, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Mann W., r. 43i Jessie
Mann 'W'iiliam, porter Castle Brothers, r. 303 Jones
Mann William J., r. 31 South Park
Slaunc-r Charles, salesman Joshua Hendy, r. 9*8
,' Mission
Manner James, clerk Heyneman & Co., r. 2003 Bush
Manners Theodore, conductor N. B. and Mission RR.,
r. 829 Folsom
Maniiery Thomas, laborer, r. Twenty-fourth, bet San-
chez and Noe
Mannheim Abraham (Bielski & Mannheim) r. SOU
Grove
Mannheim. See Manheim
Maunie Sarah, widow, r. 1224 Montgomery
Manning Addie Miss, seamstress, r. 321 Pacific
Manning Agnes M. Miss, principal Market St. Pri-
, mary School, r. 600 Bush
Manning .\lfred E., carver Kragen & Geist, r. 117 Dia-
mond
Manning Alfred W., proptr Oyster Grotto, 426 and 428
Pine, r. 8 Monroe
Manning Ann, widow, domestic 427 Natoma
Manning Bridget, widow, r. 6 Calhoun
Manning Daniel, longshoreman Menzies, Bingham k
Co., r. E 8 Billings PI, nr Filbert
Manning Dennis, laborer, r. 85 West Mission
Manning Dennis R., policeman City Hall, r. 620 Bran.
Manning D. F., r. 2 Laskie
Manning Edwurd W., seaman, r. 324 Main
Manning Frances C, widow, coffee salogp, 427 Pine,
r. 416 Tehama "
Manning Frank, carpenter, r. N s Massasoit, bet
Frauconi and Cortez
Manning Frederick, agent, r. 1413 Scott, rear
Manning Frederick, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Maiming George, physician, ofSce and r. 075 Mission
Manning Hannah, domestic 526 Harrison
Manning Henry, with A. L. Auraduu k Co., r. 511
Chestnut, rear
Manning Henry J., restaurant, 822 Laguna
Manning Irene E. Mis.s, assistant South S. F. School,
r. 32 Turk
Manning J. A., painter, r. St. David's House
Manning James, clerk P. J. Daly, r. W s Chattanooga,
nr "Twenty-fourth
Manning James, laborer Sea Wall
Manning James, laborer South Pac. Coast RR., r.
Alami'da
Manning James M., laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 1611
Geary
Manning James W., expressman, NW cor Kearny and
Pine, r. 19 St. Mary
Manning Jeremiah, jiink dealer, r. 1123 Bryant
Manning Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1623 Eddy, rear
Manning John, hostler Omnibus RR.
Manning John, journalist, r. 7.>0 Minna
Manning John, policeman City Hall, r. 22 Frank's
Building
Manning John F., porter D. Samuels, r. 16 Hoff Av
Manning John M., painter, r. 1327 M Mission
Manning Joseph, clerk, r. Everett House
Manning Joseph G., surveyor, r. 32 Turk
Manning Julia, domestic 333 Bartlett
Manning Julia, domestic 2504 Howard
Manning Lawrence, bricklayer, r. Ill Clinton
Manning Louise Miss, as.sistant librarian Free Public
Library, r. 612 Taylor
Manning Luke, stonecutter, r. 1135 Harrison
Manning M., laborer, r. SE cor Dorland and Church
Manning Marquis P., special policeman, r. 915 Mont.
Manning Mary, domestic 410 Hyde
Manning Michael, laborer, r. 9 Cushman
Manning Michael, livery stable, 625 Fulton
Manning Patrick, laborer, r. 11}<; Nevada
Manning Patrick, porter J. W. Davidson & Co., r. E B
Dolores, bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Manning Sidney, driver Market St. RR., r.1108 Steiner
Manning Thomas, laborer, r. 16 McLea Court
Manning Thomas, liquor saloon, 109 Jessie
Manning Thomas, longshoreman Charles E. Hascltine,
r. 1504 Leavenworth
Manning Thomas B., hostler William P. Lambert, r.
875 Folsom
Manning Thomas M., plumber and gasfitter, 47 Third,
r. 906 M Folsom
Manning William, r. 247 Tehama
Manning William, boarding, SW cor Seventh and
Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Manning William, carpenter Baldwin Theater, r. 935
Mission, rear
Manning William, laborer, r. Broadway Hotel
Manning William, plumber and gasfitter, 777 Mission
Manning William A., carpenter, r. 213 Chattanooga
Mannion Delia, domestic NE cor Van Ness Av and
California
Mannion James, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
515 Folsom
Mannion James, conductor Market St. RR., r. 1114
Steiner
Mannion John, laborer, r. 668 Clementina, rear
Mannion Martin, waiter Ahlbom House
Mannion M. J. Miss, dressmaker, r. 515 Folsom
Mannion. See Manion
Mannix John, saloon keeper, r. 829 Mission
Mannix Thomas, plasterer, r. 236 Minna
Manns Henry, upholster James Connelly & Co., r. 167
Third
Manny Simon, laborer, r. 9 Varennes
Manoel Francisco, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn.,
415 M Drumm
Manotti Alfredo, Swiss Benev. Society, 109 Mont.
Manpo Gustav, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Manrow John P. , real-estate, 424 Montgomery, r. 1000
Chestnut
Mans .\medee (Mans & Staude) r. 116 Virginia
Mans & Staude (Am^dee Mans and John Staude) gro-
ceries and liquors. 815 Pacific
SlansbacU K. Si Co. (Emanuel Mansbach and
Lewis A. New) trimmings and fancy goods, 26
Kearny
Mansbach Emanuel (E. Mansbach & Co.) r. 920 Eddy
Manseau James (Furlong* Manseau) r.823 Market
Sfansell Krederlclt, ornamental sign painter, 423
Pine
Mansen Andrew, coachman, r. N s Broadway, bet Bu-
chanan and Webster
Mansfield Caroline Miss, r. 2120 Pacific Av
Mansfield Charles, compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 1538
Clay
Mansfield D., teacher'music, r. 136 Sixth
Mansfield Gold Mining Co.(El Dorado Co., Cal.) J.
M. Buffington secretary, 309 California
Mansfield G. Stanley, foreman Martin J. Flavin, r.
5(16 O'Farrell
Mauslield Harry, r. 511 McAllister
Mansfield James, night watchman Home for the Care
of Inebriates, NE cor Stockton and Chestnut
Mansfield James, second officer swing crew Oakland
Ferry, r. West Oakland
Mansfield Joseph, captain guard House of Correction
Mansfield Myron (Mansfield & Co.jr. 511 McAllister
Mansfield Richard, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Eighth and Natoma
Mansfield Richard C, carpenter Ross & Hutchinson,
r. 140 Eighth
Mansfield William, r. 529 Sacramento
Mansfield & Co. (Myron Mansfield and 8. Baum)
auctioneers, and commission merchants, 332 and
334 Pine
Manslet Jean, carpenter, r. 10 Maiden Lane
Mansir Henry C, photographer George D. Morse, r.
6 H Prospect PI
Manson Archibald, boilermaker Adam Mnir, r. 26
Frederick
Manson Bernhard, tailor Marks Jacobs, r. 452 Clem.
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Manson Charles J., captain schr Hamlet, Howard St.
Wharf
Manson D., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Manson Horner, captain bark Melancthon, ofilce 44
Market
Manson James, blacksmith 119 Beale, r. 14 Clinton
Park
Manson James H., sawfiler, r. 2208 Mission
Manson Nathaniel J., teacher Trinity School, r. 610
Sutter
Manson Samuel B., clerk Crane & Brigham, r. 813
Twentieth
Mansuettl Augustine, r. Wheelock PI, nr Vallejo
Mantel Henry, tailor, r. 926 Jackson
Mantel John, Coopers' Pro. Assn, 767 Market
Mantel Julius, barber, 1048 Buchanan
Mantel Max, clerk E. Hochstadter & Co., r. 926 Jack-
son
Mantel Michael, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Manuf .
Co., r. 450 3<i Natoma
Mantell Ferdinand, bookkeeper Charles Bernard, r.
306 Grove
Mantelli Benicl (MantelU & Ami) r. NE cor Mont-
gomery and Pacific
MantoUi & Ami (Benicl Mantelli and Paul Ami)
liquor saloon, 326 Dupont
Mautcr Edward P.. laborer Western White Lead
Works, r. 608 Sixth
Manter Hannibal, driver Ten Cent Parcel Delivery
Co., r. 1717 Ellis
Mantorye Frederick, driver Frederick Katz, r. 1006
Union
Mantler Andrew, carpenter, r. 662 Branuan
Manton Charles A., collector's clerk U. 8. Internal
Revenue, r. Oakland
Manton John, expressman, r. 10 Alemany
Manton Mary Miss, r. 331 J4 Eddy
Mautu George, seaman schr Phebe Fay, Mission St.
Wharf
Mantz Anna, widow, r. 1304 Jackson
Mautz Frederick C. upholsterer, r. 1304 Jackson
Mantz John C, upholsterer, r. 1304 Jackson
Manuel , cooper, r. 424 Drumm
Mauuel Joseph, boatman, r. bW cur Jackson and
Drumm
Manuel Richard, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Manuel Rupert, salesman, r. W s Vicksburg, bet Jer-
sey and Twenty-fifth
Manufacturers' Fire and Marine Insurance Co., J. C.
Jennings general agent, 317 California
Manufacturer!*' Insurance Co. ( Newark,
N. J. ) Oliver Hawcs {^eneriil agent, 403 California
ManwarinjT Henri, miner, r. 1325 Vallejo
Manz Auguste, jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 1623
Leavenworth
Manz Murie, laundress, r. 1523 Leavenworth
Manzer Lonsou M., r. 2734 Pine
Maquard James, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Maquesa Alexander, machiniut W. T. Garratt, r. 308
Beale
Mara M. Reed, drayman Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 217 Twelfth
Marabello John, livery stable, 686 McAllister
Marafjliano Lul;,'i, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Maras Henry, waiter Kuss House
Murusciti AntUony Rev., S. J., treasurer St.
Ignatius College, 214 Hayes
MaravillH Faiiola C, bartender, r. 308 Sutter
Maravllla Isidra, aclress, r. 308 Sutter
Marble Abbie L. Mis., money-order clerk Post Office,
r. 833 Fulton
Marble Charles H., shipping clerk George W. McNear,
r. 636 Valencia
Marble Edward 8., actor Baldwin Theater, r. The
Baldwin
Marble Frank, laundryman 8. F. Laundry, r. 1106
McAllister
Marble Oliver J., hostler Bowen Brothers, r. 1185
Sutter, rear
Marble. See Marple
Marbeuf Louis, cook Casimlr Imbert, r. 1325 Dupont
Marcadal Juan, Spanish Mutual Beuev. See, 730
Montgomery
Marcel F., laundryman Hayes Park Laundry, r. 525
Hayes
Marcel H., liquor saloon,. 529 Pine
Marceliu \>'illiatn, waiter, r. 617 Mission
Marcell M., painter, r. 1205 Dupont
Marrellus George W., foreman Enterprise Sawing and
Planing Milhi, r. 2617 Folsom
Marcette Oscar, vamisher Kragen & Geist, r. 334 Te-
hama
Marcey D. S., r. Commercial Hot<d
March Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
March John, r. 733 Market
March Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 115 J^ Shipley
Marchal C. Miss, ladies' underwear, 604 Post
Marchal Nicholas, fish, 20 New Metropolitan Market,
r. IS Polk Lane
Marchal Ricardo, laborer, r. N s Union, bet Sansome
and Battery
Marchal. Sec Marshall
Marchaud Catherine Mme., r. 4 Chatham PI
Marchand Charles, painter, r. 118 H Shipley
Marchand Constant (Croce & Marchand) r. 735 Ellis
Marchand F. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 735 E>lis
Marchaud George, woodcarver, r. 1213 Columbia
Man hand L., porcelain painter B. Nathan & Co., r.
Berkeley
Marchaud Mary L., widow, r. 1217 Filbert
Alarcliuncl Restaurant, Pierre Priet proptr, 115
and 117 Dupont
Marchand Theophile, laundryman J. A. Trudell, r.
633 Third
Marchand W,, capitalist, r. 636 Commercial
Marchant Amelia, domestic SW cor Howard and
Twentieth
Marchant Christopher, biitcher, r. 2422 Fillmore
Marchant George, mattressmaker Pac. SiJring and
Mattress Co., r. 112 Shotwell
Marchant Joseph, wholesale and retail wood, India
Dock, foot Battery, r. 415 Fremont
Marchant Lizzie, widow, assistant Hayes Valley Pri-
mary School, r. 1612 Turk
Marchant William, manager Quincy House, SW cor
Mission and Spear
Marchebout August, salesman Phillippe Theas, r. 14
Prospect PI
Marchebout Henry, jeweler D. W. Laird, r. 1117 Du-
pont
Marchebout Magloire (Marchebout & Boudin) r. SE
cor Folsom and Sixth
Marchebout Victor, salesman Phillippe Theas, r. 1117
Dupont
Marchebout & Boudin (Magloire Marchebout
and Lucien IJoudin) wiues and liquors, SE cor
Folsom and Sixtii
Marchese Peter, tailor, r. 915 Jackson
Marchesi Steffano, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Marchi J. & Co. (John Marchi) fruits and vegetables,
531 Merchant
Marchi John (J. Marchi & Co.) r. 1714 Dupont
Marchini Gaetano, miner, r. 2105 Taylor
Marchini Mariano, liquor saloon, NW cor Davis and
WashlJ^gton, r. 725 Turk
Marcinkowski Joseph, tailor, r. 910 Plue
Marciuo Rolando, laborer, r. 6 Maiden Lane
Marcotte Oscar, painter Thomas Downing, r. 615
Mission
Marcoil Claudius, laundry, 1424 Dupont
Marcovich John, waiter Antone Plguaz, r. 726 Na-
toma
Marcucci Alexander, brassttnisher William T. Qarratt,
r. 308 Beale
Marcucci Domingo, vice-president Cal. Steam Navi-
gation Co., r. 1780 Folsom
Marcus Abraham (S. O. Alexander & Co.) r. New
York
Marcus Alfred J. (Marcus Brothers & Co.) r. 1416
(ieary
Marcus B. Mrs., widow, r. 518 Van Ness Av
Marcus Brotherx & Co. (Ernest F. and Alfred
J. Marcus) puiuts, oils and dye stuffs, 521 and 523
Market --
Marcus C. H. George (George Marcus k. Co.) r. 932
Pine
Marcus Emma C. Mrs., assistant Valencia St. Gram-
mar School, r. 1630 Tyk-r
Marcus Ernest F. (Marcus Brothers & Co.) r. 618 Van
Ness Av
Marcus Frank, clerk L. Q. Sresovich & Co., r. 27X
Clinton
Marcus Frank, propertyman Bush St. Theater, r. 362
Jessie
Marcus George, teamster, r. 805 Franklin
Marcu8 Georjye tfc Co. (C. H. George Marcus)
lmi)orters and eommi.-siun merchants, and genaral
agents Transatlantic Fire Insurance Co. of Ham-
burg, 3U4 California
Marcus Gustav, with Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 507 Post
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MarcHS Harris, varieties, 1238Folsom
Marcus Henry, r. ) 38 Perry
Marcus Isaiah, tailoring, raillinpry, and fiirnishiug
goods, 12.') Sansonie, r. Oakland'
Marcus Miguel, special policeman, r. 1321 Kearny
Marcus Morris, witli S.Foster & Co.. and secretary
Chamber of Commerce, office 3G California, r.
1630 Tyler
Marcus Nathan, r. 907 Jackson
Marcus. See PJarcuse, and Markus
Marcusa Max, manuf ladies underwear, 405 Dupont
Marcuse Miss, r. Iul9 J^ Larkin
Marcuse .\braham, foreman Lewis Brothers, r. 2031
Mission
Marcuse Henry L., laundry agent, 785 Market, r. 251
Stevenson
Marcuse James, r. 215 Post
Marcuse Julius, manager Farum Chalrbrace Co., 621
Sansome, r. 25 Stockton PI
Marcuse Morris, salesman Michels, Friedlander &
Co., r. 428 Geary
Marcu>en Frederick, cook, r. 21fi Montgomery Av
Marcy Albert, clerk, r. 23G Sutter
Marcy Amy E. Mrs., r. 232 O'Farrell
Marcy Brothers (Julius G-. and Zephlrin C.) plumb-
ers and gasfitters, 516 Bush
Marcy Frank H., furnished rooms, HI V; Minna
Marcy Henry D., clerk Market St. RE., NE cor Fourth
and Townsend, r. 111!^ Minna
Marcy Joseph M., speculator, r. 731 Pine
Marcy Julius G-. (Marcy Brothers) r. 8 a Noe, bet Jer-
sey and Twenty-fifth
Marcy Williftra G. (Levi Markley k Co.) r. Alameda
Marcy Zephirin C. (Marcy Brothers) r. 731 Pine
Marcy. See Marcey
Marden A., driver Alexander Nicoll, r. 1414 Howard
Marden Charles, freight clerk Oregon SS. Co"., r. 820
Capp
Marden Eldrldge C, engineer California St. RB., r.
1426 California
Marden Elijah D., laborer Southern Pac. RR., r. 1784
Folsom
Marden Henry, porkpacker Muller & Koenig, r. N B
Harririou, bet Tenth and Eleventh
Marden Ira, with J. G. Montealegre, r. Russ House
Marden John Jr., night clerk Grand Hotel
Marden John C, packer J. G. Montealegre, r. 1916
Buchanan
Marden Robert A., photographer, r. 1414 Howard
Marden William L., bootfitter Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. Oakland .
Mardeusen John, hostler Central RR., r. 1213 Fillmore
Marder Catherine, widow, furnished rooms, 14 Eddy
Marder John (Marder, Luse & Co.) r. Chieaao
Marder, Luse & Co. (John Marder, A. P. Luse, David
Schotield, Carl Miller, Nelson C. Hawks and John
Stover) proptrs Pacific Type Foundry, 528 Sac.
Mardis Fannie W., widow, r. 1585 Turk
Mardsen James, shoemaker, r. 1 Polk
Marechal Mathilde. domestic 1030 Bush
Maret Eugene, cook. r. 132 Fern Av
Maret Maria, Swiss Benev. Ass;i, 109 Montgomery
Maret Rosa, Swiss Benev. Assn, 109 Montgomery
Maret Victor, Swiss Benev. Assn, 1(19 .Montgomery
Margau Louisa, domestic 1220 Leavenworth
Margarita Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.) William Letts Oliver secretary, 328 Mont.
BIar(;etseii Frederick G. J., proptr City Cab
and Carriage Stables, 180 Jessie, r. 114 Powell
Marggraf Charles, upholsterer, r. S a Twenty-third,
bet Capp and Howard
Marggraf Frederick, driver Max Wolfen & Co., r. 1517
Devlsadero
Marggraf Joseph, foreman cabinetmaker Cal. Furni-
ture Manuf. Co., r. 679 Mission
Marggraf Leopold, carpenter Superintendent of
Streets, r. 1517 Devisadero
Marggratr Wil.iam. laborer Clay St. Hill BR., r. 1204
Larkin
Margo Alexander, marblecutter, r. 1410 California
Margo William F., driver Holbrook, Merrill k Stet-
son, r. 1410 Ciliforuia
Margot Joseph 0., elothlns, 132 Pacific
Marguenett August, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Marguera Dolores Mrs., r. 1318 Dupont
Marguerie Gustave, hatter Henry White, r. 919 Clay
Mari Giovanni, Swiss Benev. Assn, 109 Montgomery
Mari Luigi. laborer Campl's Restaurant, r. 1111 Mont.
Maria Mariauno, Portuguese Pro. and Bonev. Assn,
415 M Drumm
I Mariana Manuel, deckhand steamer Yosemite, Mar-
I ket St. Wharf
' Mariani Angelo, shoemaker, 810 Sansome
j Mariani Daniel, clerk Stephen Mariani, r. SE cor Co-
! lumbia and Twenty-third
Mariani G. D., hardware and crockery, 1028 Dupont,
r. 1024 Stockton
Mariani Giacomo, waiter Campl's Restiurant, r. 2511
Bryant
Mariani Stephen, groceries, hardware, and liquors,
SE cor Columbia and Twenty-third
Mariante Antonio L., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 41.')}^ Drumm
Mariante Francisco L., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, il5hi Drumm
Marlcich Luca, chophouse, 23 Vallejo, r. 817 Battery
Maricich Lncco, fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo
Maricich Prospero, fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo
Maricuz Tolidore, liquor saloon, 434 Bush
Marie John, cook Joseph Giannini, r. 617 Mission
Marie Louis, r. 106 Mason
Marie M. Mme., modiste, 100 Mason
Marie T. Mrs., laiUos' chiropodist, r. 759 Market
Mariente John Luis, laborer, r. 17 Merchant
Mariette James, laborer, r. 15 Varennes
MariglianI Luigi, Italian Benev. Assn, 423 Washington
Marigold Mary Mrs., r. 120 O'Farrell
Marilli S., waiter Perinl & Ferinl, r. 1224 Dupont
Marin County Water Co., James D. Walker president,
Cyril Williams secretary, 430 California
Marin Erminia Miss, r. 1421}^ Dupont
Marin Ernestine, upholsterer, r. 1518 Powell, rear
Marin Jacob (Weber & Marin) r. 231 Fifteenth
Marin James, laborer, r. What Cheer House
Marin John B., upholsterer Bernard & Pouzadoux, r.
1518 Powell, rear
Marin Marie, laundress, r. 1127 Clay
Blariii and Sonoma Counties Land OfHce,
Lingley & Beatty proptrs, 1 and 2 Chronicle Build-
ing
Marina Joseph de Sta, stockbroker, 446 California, r.
1212 Turk
Marine Board of Underwriters, C. T. Hop-
kins secretary, 318 California
Marine Drug Co., chemists and apothecaries, SE cor ,
Market and Spear I
Marine Hospital U. S., Presidio Reservation, nr ;
Mountain Lake I
Marine Insurance Co. The (London) Williams, ;
Dimond Jt Co. agents, 202 Market ;
Marine Iron Works. Adam Muir proptr, 1015 Battery i
Mariners' Free Reading Room, Rev. William
D. Bishop librarian, NE cor Sacramento and |
Drumm i
Mariners' Home, Walter W. Lane proptr, 504 and 506
Davis j
Marinhofif Hugo, seaman, r. 134 Steuart |
Marini Helo, gardener, r. 718 Greenwich ,
Mariui Lorenzo, vegetables, 49 Colombo Market j
Marini Nicola, Garilsaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Marino Ana Ros:i, widow, r. 1}^ Auburn |
Marino Frank, musician, r. 514 Gi'een |
Marino Joseph, foreman Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Marinovich Marino, liquor dealer, r. 443 Tyler
Marion Annie, widow, r. 809 Mission
Marion Charles H., broker, r. 622 Market
Marion George F., clerk S. Heydenfeldt Jr., r. 809
Mission
Marion John T., carpenter Superintendent of Streets,
r. 37 Tehama
Marion Washington (George T. Hanly & Co.) r. Santa
Cruz
Marion William J., carpenter, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Marioni Gaspari. dishwasher Campl's Restaurant
Mariotti Cherublno, Italian Sharpshooters, 413 Bdwy.
Mariotti Fillippo, vegetable peddler, r. 1 Dikeman PI
Mariposa Land and Mining Co. (Mariposa Co., Cal.)
Leander Leavitt secretary, 34 Nevada Block
Maristani Jos^, Spanish Mutual Benev. Assn, 730
Montgomery ,
Marlstich Andrew, lodgings, 32 Steuart ;
Maristich Andrew Jr., r. 32 Steuart j
Maritime Insurance Co. (limited) (Liverpool)
Falkner, Bell k Co, agents, 430 California
Marltt John, cook, r. 534 Fiist
Marjeson Angie E. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 110 Hyde
Mark Benno, r. Iu27 Dupont
Mark Johanna, widow, r. 707 Ellis
Mark Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s Iowa,
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Markel Amog, conductor, r. 528^6 Valencia
Markel Frank, Bsloonkeeper, r. 251 Tehama
Markel Gerhardt (Myers & Markel) r. 1323 Stockton
Markel John L., butcher, r. 1323 Stockton
Markel Rufus C, carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. 15(5 Third
Market and Seventh Street Primary School, S b Market,
bet Seventh and Eighth
Market Revie-\r, John H. Carmany & Co., pub-
lisberB and proptrs. 409 Washington
Markr-t Street House, Mrs. Mary Harrington propri-
etress, 1019 Market
Blarlcet Street Pharmacy, Frederick 0. Keil
proptr, S\V cor Market and Fourth
Market Street Primary School, Fifth, nr Market, rear
Tiincoln Grammar School
Market Street Rail^vay Co., Leland Stanford
president, J. L. Willcutt secretary, Charles B.
Gould superintendent, office foot Market, general
office NE cor Fourth and Towusend, receiver's
offices cor Sixteenth and Viilencia, and Turk, bet
Steiner and Fillmore
Market Street Rail^vay Co.'s Stables, Six-
teenth and Valencia. Fourth and Towusend, and
Turk, bet Steiner and Fillmore
Market Street Kestauraut, Peter Johnson
proptr, 783 Market
Market Street Restaurant, William Dudley proptr,
1055 Market
Markewitz Gu^;tav, contractor, r. 1528 Clay
Markey C. J., laborer, r. 12!6 Pacific
Markey Frank, r. 17 Reed
Markey George, butcher, r. 17 Beed
Markey Henry S., bookkeeper Union Iron Works, r.
2404 Clay
Markey Hugh W., hamessmaker, 420 Hayes
M;irkey Joseph, r. 17 Reed
Markey Lawrence, bookbinder, r. 17 Reed
Markey Owen, carpenter, r. 8W cor Twenty-fourth
and Church
Markey Bicliard, baker, r. 17 Reed
Markey Richard E., paper ruler, .518 Sacramento, r. 17
Reed
Markham B. Mrs., confectionery, 221 Tenth
Markham John, cutter U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co., r.
NE cor Capp and Twenty-fifth
Markham William, steward SS.Ancon,r. 12 Tehama PI
Markham William B., salesman John A. Louis, r. 1064
Howard
Markin Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Markland William, with Pacific Coast SS. Co.,r. 2
Vernon PI
M.trklen Henry Leopold, r. 1020 Stockton
Markley John E., machinist, r. 33 Hoff Av
Markley John E. Jr., bookkeeper Tait & Hainque, r. 33
Hoff Av
Markley Levi (Levi Markley & Co.) r. 331 Kearny
Markley Levi & Co. (Levi Markley and William
G. Marcy) grainbrokers, and commission, 200
Washington, room 3
Markley Nellie Mrs., r. 988 Folsom
Mai kman Louis, Cigarmskers* Assn, 771 Market
Marks Abraham, r. 715 Vallejo
Marks Abraham, salesman M. S. Rosenthal, r. 443
Clementina
Marks Adolf, tailor, r. 715 Vallejo
Marks Adolph, dry-goods, 1016 Dupont,r.l25 Virginia
Marks Albert, canvasser, r. 7(52 Bryant
Marks and Darrow Quartz Milling Co. (Tuolumne Co.,
Cal.)A. Noo! sfcrelary. 419 California
Marks Angus', cutler, 50i")'^ Conimercial, r. Alameda
MarksB., driver CitT Cub and Carriage Stables, r. 174
Jessie
Marks Bemhtird, r. 1412 Busb
Marks Brrnhard, cutter E. D. Nolan & Co., r. 543X
Nntoma
Marks David R., bookkeeper Mrs. 8. Marks, r. 1044
Howard
Marks E. k M. H. (Esther and Mark H.) clothing, 30
Steuart
Marks Edmund, money broker, r. 610 Fell
Marks Kli, broker, r. 318 Sutter
Marks Esther Mrs. (E. & M. H. Marks) r. 30 Steuart
Marks Frederick, second mate schr Sparrow, Bulk-
head,, foot Mission
Marks Frederick, watchmaker and jeweler, 8W cor
Montgomery Av and Pacific, r. 81G Green
Marks George C, printer Britton k Rey, r. 525 Com.
Marks Harris, tailor, 50H Valencia
Marks Henry, clerk E. A: M. H. Marks, r. 114 Ninth
Marks Henry, driver, r. 128 Post
Marks Henry, laborer Abraham Waldsteln, r. 548 Te-
hania
Marks Henry, tailor, 628 Commercial, r. 636 Sac.
Marks Henry, tobacco assorter, r. 2805 Clay
Marks Henrv C, shorthand -wTiter land office Central
Pac. RK", r. Oakland
Marks H. M., r. 786 Folsom
Marks Isaac, assistant propertyman California Thea-
ter, r. 548 Tehama
Marks Isaac, upholsterer, r. 419 .Green
Marks J., auctioneer, r. Lindell House
Marks Jacob, glazier, r. 419 Green
Marks Jacob, peddler, r. 7.58 Bryant
M irVjs James, boilermaker, r. 19 Downey
Marks James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s Iowa,
bet Solano and Butte
Marks Jesse E., foreman John S. Bowman & Co., r.
419 Green
Marks J. L., cigars and tobacco, Cosmopolitan Hotel,
r. Oakland
Marks John H., butcher, r. First Av, nr Kentucky,
South 8. F.
Marks John J., merchant, r. SW cor Halght and
Pierce
Marks Joseph, fringemaker Gille & Roehrigs, r. 443
Clementina
Marks Joseph, member S. F. Stock Exchange Board
Marks Joseph, salesmen Heath, Gallup & Co., r. 311
Dupont
Marks Joshua E., physician and surgeon, office andr.
615 Stockton
Marks Julia, widow, r. SE cor Utah and El Dorado
Marks Julius, truukmaker D. S. Martin & Co., r. 619
Mission
Marks Lewis (Alarks & Sanford) r. 16 Steuart
Marks Lottie, widow, r. 2S05 Clay
Marks Louis, plnuiber and gasfitter, r. 548 !< Tehama
Marks Louis, teamsier E. Goslinsky & Co., r. 1016
Tyler
Marks Mannheim, wholeiale crockery dealer, 199
Stevenson, r. 8 Harriet
Marks Marcus, proptr Pioneer Oil Clothing Manufac-
tory, 52 Clay, r. 20i) Octavia
Marks Marks, crockery dealer, r. 236 Seventh
Marks Marks H. (E. & M. H. Marks) r. 30 Steuart
Marks Marks H.. barber S. A.8e)ig, r. 872 Folsom
Marks Marx H. (Reiiihart & Marks) r. 649 Minna
Marks Michael, second-hand furniture, 426 Sixth
Marks Slorrls, dry goods, 450 Third, r. 762 Bryant
Marks Morris, laborer E. Guittard & Co.,r. 20 Steuart
Marks Morris L., clerk J. L. Marks, r. Oakland
Marks Rieka, widow, r. 176 Minna
Marks Rosa Miss, saleswoman Mrs.
Howard
Marks S. Mrs., millinery, 114 Third
Marks Samuel (Marks & Berliner) r
Marks Samuel, brewer and bottler, NE cor Clay and
Montgomery, r. 306 Hyde
Marks Saumel, clothing, .529 East, r. 49 Sacramento
Marks Samuel, speculator, r. 443 Clementina
Marks Saul, r. 804 McAllister
Marks Simon, capitalist, r. Lick House
Maiks Simon, r. 1044 Howard
Marks Simon, peddler, r. 245 Tehama
Marks Simon S., salesman Sam.Leszynsky & Brother,
r. 443 Clementina
Marks Solomon, r. 619 Locust Av
Marks Sylvester (Marks & Cassidy) r. 23 Columbia
Marks Tilly Miss, dressmaki-r, r. 816 Green
Marks William, bookkeeper, r. .548 Tehama
Marks William S., clerk Walter E. Dean, r. 612 Van
Ness Av
Marks *: Berliner (Samuel Marks and Herman A. Ber-
liner) manufs bo"ts and shoes, 414 Market
Marks & Cassidy (Sylvrster Marks and Patrick Cassl-
dy) butchers, 008 Twonty-third
Marks & Sauford (Lewis Marks and Isaac San-
ford) wines and liquors, 16 Steuart
Marks. See Marx
Markns Louis, gents' fuiTiishing goods, 1154 Market,
r. 471 Jessie
Markwardt John, watchman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
418 Seventh
Marlaive Edward C. traveling salesman A. 8. Spence
& Co., 24 Geary
Marlborough House, 0. Goodell proptr, NW cor Sec-
ond and Folsom
Marlette clarisse, widow, r. 811 Stockton
Marley Edward, painter, r. 54 Ml:ina
Marley James P., carpenter, r. 620 Seventh — i,,.^
8. Marks, r. 1044
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Mnrlin Jacob, longshoreinan, r. 33 TeLnma
Marliti John, student Barnard's Business College, r.
San Lorenzo
Marlow Louis, cigarmaker Denlcke Brothers, r. 0»k-
Marlow Terrence, fireman, r. E s Gunnison Av bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B.H.
Marlow Thomas, fireman SS. Areata, Pacific St.\S harf
Marlowe Thomas, elevator man Cutting Packing Co.,
r. 33 Jessie
Miirmion Jane, domestic 913 Van Ness Av
Mamelle James, steward, r. 431 H Clt-mentina
Maruelle Margaret, widow, r. 1315 Scott
Maroney Dennis, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Maroney John, laborer Omnibus ER., r. 22 Freelon
Mar. ney Peter, helper S. F. Qas Light Co., Potrero
Works
Maroney. See Moroney
Maroiiy Cornelius, hostler Hancock & Kelso, r. N s
Sixteenth, bet Hampshire and Jersey
Marple M. A. Mrs., r. 1434 California
Marquand James, seaman Bchr Eustace, Spear 8t.
Wharf
Marquard Maria, widow, r. 1111 Sansome, rear
Marquardsen E. H. J. (Marquardsen & Schellenberg)
r. 151 Sixteenth
Marquardsen & Schellenberg (E. H. J. Marquardsen
and P. Schellenberg) furniture dealers, and up-
holsterers, 151-157 Sixteenth
Marquart F., veterinary surgeon, cor Sixteenth and
Guerrero
Marque Emile J., editor and manager Co\imer de
San Francisco, 536 Oay, r. 2124 Mason
Marquett Annie Miss, domestic 2232 Howard
Marquette Oscar, varnisbcr, r. 434}^ Tehama
Marquez Miguel, special policeman, r. 325 Green
Marquez Paula, widow, r. 13 Virginia PI
Marquis H., locksmith, r. 18 Sonora PI
Marquis Jolin, architect, 39 Sutter, r. 2217 Pacific Av
Marr Robert A., aid U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey,
office 214 Stockton (after July Ist new U. S. Ap-
praiser's Building)
Marra Daniel, laborer, r. 16 Garden
Marra Patrick, clerk Brine Lakely, r. 16 Garden
Marrin Thomas, hostler Market St. RR., r. 1705 Turk
Man iner John V., miner, r. 1559M Market
Marrlon James, conductor Hayes Valley branch Mar-
ket St. UU.
Marrion Jonathan, calker, r. 361 Jessie
Marriott Frederi^'k (Marriott & Son) r. 2305 Jones
Marriott Frederick Jr. (Marriott & Son) r. 2307 Jone<j
Marriott H., surgeon Pacifie Mail S3. Co.
Marriott «k Son (Frederick and Frederick Jr.) edl-
ti.rs and proptrs S. F. News Letter, and Califor-
nia Mail Bat,', 009-615 Merchant
Marro Giuseppe, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Marron Annie, domestic 1704 Geary
Marrou Frank M., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. 108
Eleventh
Marron James, porter barroom Palace Hotel
Marron John, plasterer, r. 227 Fourteenth
Marion John, teamster, r. 1727 Market
Marron John Jr., clerk, r. 1727 Market
Marron John H., pi isterer, r. 809 Eigh'eenth
Marron Margaret, widow, r. 10 Bryant Av, rear
Marron Michael A., groceriesand liquors, 337 Fourth,
r. 313 Fourth
Marron Michael C, plasterer, r. 44 Qninn
Marron Patrick J., plas'erer, r. 2228 Bush
Marrou Nehemiah, r. lOOfi Pine
Marrs Charles, carpenter, r. 372 (-lementina
Marry Michael, fireman Pacific Coast SS. Newport
Mars E. J., engineer, r. Overland House
Mars Harrv, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Mars James A., mining, office 49 Merchants' Ex-
change, r. 1104 Market
Marsala Nicola, fish, 37-39 S. F. Market, r. 339 Union
Marschalk George G.. boatswain ship Samuel Watts,
Front St. Wharf
Marschhauseu Charles, bartender 8. P. Collins & Co.,
r. 19 Powell
Marsclen Annie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 307 Fourth
Marsden Henry, bookbinder Bartling & Kimball, r.
Oakland ,, l r,
Marselas George W., foreman D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
r. 2617 Folsom
Marsh Albert (Tlernan & Co.) r. 2''.13 Mission
Marxli Andrew J., official reporter Superior
Court, Department No. 10, office 523 Kearny, r.
2414 Washington
Marsh C. A. Mrs., dressmaker. 28 Ellis
Marsh D. C. Miss, r. 210 Eddy
Marsh E. B., stockbroker, 309 California, r, Oakland
Marsh F. E., letter carrier Post Office, r. 417 Kearny
Marsh Frank H., clerk Miller & Richard, r. SW cor
Bay and Jones
Mar.sh Frederick, driver American Salt Co., r. Point
Lobos Road
Marsh Frederick P., salesman Hartshorn & McPhun,
r. SW cor Bay and Jones
Marsh George H., woodworker William B. Bradbury,
r.928Capp „ ^^
Marsh George S., watchman William B. Bradbury, r.
1007 Market „,„-,,..
Marsh George T. (G. T. Marsh & Co.) r. 838 Thir-
teenth , „ . , ,
Marsh G. T. & Co. (George T. Marsh and E. Amsden)
Japanese Art Repository. 625 Market
Marsh Harvey F., wood molder William B. Bradbury,
r. 1C07 Market ^
Marsh Henry C, teacher music, r. SW cor Bay and
Jones
Marsh Henry F., agent Boston and Sandwich Glass
Co., 577 Market, r. 2507 Howard
Marsh Henry F. Jr., clerk C. James King of William
& Co., r. 2507 Howard
Marsh John, steward William Weston, r. 130 O Farrell
Marsh John B., r. 2414 Washington
Marsh Joseph, seaman, r. 405 Beale
Marsh Martin C, r. 34 Perry
Marsh Marv E., r. 549 Tehama
Marsh M. D. Mrs., r. 210 Eddy „ ^ ,
Marsh Tilvron M., clerk general freight office Central
Pac. RR. Co., r. 2414 Washington
Marsh N. F. Mrs, widow, r. 885 Seventeenth
Marsh Orlando M., night inspector Custom House, r.
120 Turk
MarshRandolph J., engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 1332
Bush „ ^ „.
Marsh Robert G., stage manager Bella Union Thea-
ter, r. 28 Ellis
Marsh Stephen, teacher music, r. 5 Henrietta Square
Marsh Victor, gardener, r. NW cor Vallejo and Leav. ,
Marshall A., livery stable and riding academy, 737 ]
Folsom . , -D iv
Marshall Alexander, shoemaker Rosenthal Brotnera,
r. 20 Franklin
Marshall Ann Mrs., 456 Twentieth
Marshall Annie, widow, r. 1113 Sansome •
Marshall Annie Miss, type setter Painter * Co., r. 1718
Jones , __ .
Marshall Anton, seaman strar Ancon,Broadway wnarr
Marshall August, baker A. E. Swain, r. 531 Howard
Marshall Benjamin F., physician, office and r. 907
Post
Marshall Bettie Miss, r. 603 Sutter
Marshall C. Archibald, bookkeeper Terwilliger &
Fink, r. 1718 Jones
Marshall Charles, seaman schr Ida Florence, r. 9 Pao-
Marshall Charles S., assistant bookkeeper H. 8.
Crocker & Co., r. 1112 Folsom
Marshall Clarence E., waiter, r. 1046 Folsom
Marshall C.W.,r. 513- Post „ ^ „ x ■ vi
Marshall David P.. inspector gasplpesS. F. Gas Light
Co., r. SE cor Fifth and Howard
Marsliall Edward C, first assistant District At-
tornev, 8 Montgomery- Av, rooms 1-7. r. .i44 'Turk
MarshHllE. L. Mrs., private school, 310 O'Farrell
Marshall Elisha D., carpenter. r. Es Castro, bet Grove
and Beacon
Marshnll George, carpenter, r. 4.56 Twentieth
Marshall George, second officer Pacific Coast SS. Ori-
zaba, r. 116 Silver
Marshall George W., porter Nevada Block, r. 9i8
Washington „, ,
Marshall Greenwood, weaver 8. F. Pioneer Woolen
Fflctorv
Marshall Harry, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 208
Seventh
Marshall Harvey, r. 1024 Mission
Marshall Henry, chief clerk Registrar of Voters, r.
735 McAllister „ , „,
Marshall Henry, seaman SS. Newbern, Folsom St.
Wharf
Marshall Horatio, actor, r. 333 O'Farrell
Marshall Hugh, with Sierra Buttes Mining Co., r.
^205 Wt!V)8tcr
Marshall James, engineer stmr Victoria, r. 116 Silver
Marshall James, laborer F. Korbel & Brothers, r. 35
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bai'tender William C.
Hildebrandt,
Marshall James D., boots and shoes, 413 Hayes
MarshallJames M., policeman City Hall, r. 913 Post
Marshall John (Whitney & Marshall) r. Glasgow,
Scotland
Marshall John, fruitdealer, r. 1714 Dupont
Marshall John, jeweler Randolph & Co., r. 957 How-
ard
Marshall John, laborer, r. 528 Pacific
Marshall John, laborer John Jennings, r. 35 Fifth Av
Marshall John, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine,
r. NW cor Union and Sansome
Marshall John, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Marshall John, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 2318 Pine
Marshall John R., director amusements Woodward's
Gardens, r. International Hotel
Marshall John R., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 105
Bernard
Marshall John S.
Marshall Joseph
r. 2024 Pine
Marshall Joseph, deckhand stmr Alice Garratt, r. 7
Laskie
Marshall Josej)!! S., oyster and chop house, 8E cor
Sutter and Dupont, r. fi Graham PI
Marshall Joseph W., shipping clerk Spruance, Stan-
ley & Co., r. 518 O'Farreli
Marshall L., cook Pac. Coast Packing Co.. r. 715
Stockton
Marshall Lafayette, law student E. C. Marshall, r. 544
Turk
Marshall Levinc, lamiilighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1112 Folfiom
Marshall Louis, stockbroker, 304 Pine, r. 544 Turk
Marshall Maggie, widow, r. 300 Hyde
Marshall Mary, domestic 1005 Buchanan
Marshall Mary, widow, produce and yegetables, 219
Eighth
Marshall Patrick, laborer Ocean Side House
Marshall Patrick S., bookkeeper Rousf & Laws, r. 924
Sacramento
Marshall Rebecca, chambermaid Palace Hotel, r. 714
Vallejo
Marshall Richard, pantryman Pacific Coast SS. State
of California, r. .500 Broadway
Marshall Richard, second officer Pacific Coast S3. An-
con, r. N 8 Union, bet Sansome and Battery
Marshall Richard D., policeman City Hall, r. 1406
Powell
Marshall Robert, clerk freight dept Central Pac. RR.,
r BlundcU House
Marshall Robert, steward stmr Pelican, r. 714 Vallejo
Marshall Robert, stock olerk Neustadter Brothers, r.
20 Franklin
Marshall Robert, water tender Pacific Mail SS. City
of Peking
Marshall Robert C, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N 8
Sierra, bet Maryland and Louisiana
Marshall Seth Jr., agent Patent Life Saving Respira-
tor, 309 California, r. Oakland
Marshall T. B., bookkeeijer J. Lindo & Co.,r. 30
Kearny
Marshall Thomas, machinist. Union Iron Works, r.
105 Bernard
Marshall Thomas, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Marshall Thoma'', spinner, r. E s Alabama, bet Six-
teenth and Santa Clara
Marshall Timothy, lamplighter S. F. Gas Lipiht Co.
Marshall William, advertiser Smith & Faylor, r. 413
Hayes
Marr^hall William, liquor saloon, C2G Sacramento
Marshall. See Marehsl
Mar«liflel<l Mills (Coos Bay, Oregon) E. B. Dean
& Co. proptrs, 22 California, room 4
Marstiman Louis, cigarmaker, r. 1219 Pacific
Marshutz Leon 0. (Marshutz *e Oantrtll) r. 412 Eddy
Marshutz William B., clerk delivery dept Wells, Far-
go & Co., r. 1109 Shotwell
Marshutz & Cantrell (Leon C. Marshutz and Thomas
G. Cantrell) proptrs National Ironworks, NWcor
Main and Howard
Marsii-aua P., r. 75 Oregon
Marsili Loreutz (Marsili * Co.) r. 11 Broadway
Marsili & C<i. (Lorentz Marsili, Leonardo Biancalana,
Lorentz Vannricchi and Onesto To«notti) proptrs
Garibaldi Livery and Sale Stable, 320 Bmadway
Marsilli Joseph, expressman, NE cor Sansome and
Washington, r. 321 Broadway
Marslich Domlnick, restaurant, 1022 Battery
Marson Arthur K., st.iblekeeper, r. 613 Mission
teamster Collins & Tuttle, r. 150
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Marson Charles F., manager Nucleus stable, r. 18
Seventh
Marson George W
Eighth
Marston Annie Mrs., r. 427 Natoma
Marston Benjamin S., operative melter and refiner's
dept U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Marston Delia Miss, dressmaking, 868 M Folsom
Marston Harry, clerk J. Adolph Boyken, r. 427
toma
Marston Henry Y., miner, r. 929 Sacramento
Marston Jane, domestic 1306 California
Marston J. C, millmau, r. 321 Hyde
Marston Levy, carpenter, r. 13 Hickory Av
Marston William C, seaman schr Eustace, r
Steuart
Marston Wiliiam H., captain bark Lady Lampson, r.
62 Tehama
Mart Katie, domestic llOS Van Ness Av
Mart Luigi. fisherman. Front St. 'Wh^rf
Martel J«m^.s L., general agent, 6.36 Clay, r. 420 Ellis
Martell Harry G., upholsterer, r. 717 Webster
Msrtell Irene W., widow, r. 717 Webster
Martell John, gardener, r. 701 Ash Av
Martell John, silverplater, 623 Sacramento, r. 431
Bryant
Martell John C, bookkeeper John Martell, r. 431
Bryant
Martenet Jefferson, collector, r. NW cor Aztec and
Coso Av, B. H.
Martens Brothers ( Hermann E. and Mar>'ns) uroptrs
Shasta House, SE ror Michigan and Shasta
Martens Carrie, domestic 1303 Larkin
Martens P. & Co. (Frederick Martens) dairy pro-
duce, 427 Front
Martens Frederick, dairy produce, 67 and 58
Washington Market (and F. Martens & Co.) r. 822
Union
Martens Henry, clerk Frederick Mariens, r. 822 Union
Martens Hermann E. (Martens Brothers) r. SE cor
Michigan and Shasta
Martens John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Geary
and Steiner
Martens Louis, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Martens Marcus (Martens Brothers) r. SE cor Michi-
gan and Shasta
Martens Nicholas, secondhand furniture, 10O4 How-
ard, r. l''J^ Harriet
Martens Richard J., salesman Frederick Martens, r.
822 Union
Martens William C. master mariner, office 12 Clay
Martens. See MehrtenS and Martins
Martenstein Daniel, miller Martcnstein & Deming, r.
1715H Jones
Martensteln Jacob (Mnrtenstein & Deming) r. 1129
Turk
Martenstein John, laborer Martenstein & Deming, r.
616 O'Farreli
Martenstein Peter J., clerk Martenstein fc Deming, r.
1129 Turk
Martenstein William H., bookkeeper Martenstein &
Deming, r. 1129 Turk
Mnrtenstein & Homing (Jacob Martenstein and
H. V. Deming) proptr National Flour Mills, SW
cor Pacific and Battery
Marti Jacob, liquor enloon, 607 Commercial, r
Green
Martial J. jc Co. (Julius Martial) kid gloves.
Market
Martial Julius (J. Martial * Co.) r. 752 Market
Martial Pliilllppe. sausagemaker, 506 5^ Bush
Martin Abraham, commission merchant, r. 127 Perry
Martin Adam, chief engineer Pacific Mail SS. Austra-
lia
Martin Addleon, deputy County Clerk, r. 5}S\ Bush
Martin Adolph, machinist, r. Duncan Court, ur
Broadway
F., bookkeeper George A. Davis, r.
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7S3
paying toller Tallant & Co., r. 1104
Martin Adolph
1029 Market
Martin Albert,
Market
Martin Albert H., clerk Davis Brothers, r. 349 Fre-
mont
Martin Alexander (Martin k Traber) r. 1413 Kearny
Murtin Alexander, melter and refiner U. 8.
Mint. NW cor Mission and Fifth, r. 2207 Webster
Martin Andrew J., machinist, r. 1414 Folsom
Martin Annie A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 253 Minna
Martin .\nton, bartender Charles T. Schnppert, r. 603
Pine
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Martin Anton, waiter etmr Alexander Duncan, Harri-
son St. Wharf
Martin August, farmer, r. NW cor Bay and Buchanan
Martin Augustus F., carpenter, r. 1013 Folsom
Martin A. V., brakeman Southern Pac. RR., r. 620
Fourth
Martin Benedict, laborer MacCarthy & Eccleston, r.
26 Jlorey Alley
Martin Bridget, domestic 1112 Taylor
Martin Bridget, -widow, r. E s Douglass, bet Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth
Martin Bridget, widow, lodgings, 118M Washington
Martin C, machinist Risdou I. and L. Works
Martin Caniilo, consul Spain, office 312 California, r.
San Rafael
Martin Catherine Miss, r. 1130 Market
Martin Cecilia, widow, r. 733 Natoma
Martin Charles (Martin, Feusier & Steflfanl) r. Peta-
luma
Martin Charles (Martin & Jaume) r. 532 Pacific
Mwrtin Charles, cook, r. 745 Market
Martin Charles, cook Pa; ific Mail SS. South Carolina
Martin Charles, painter, r. 118 J^ Shipley
Martin Charles E., salesman Thomas Lundy, r. 115
Park Av
Martin Charles H., liquor saloon, SW cor Vallejo and
Davis, r. G Pfeiflfer
Martin Charles H., workman assayer's dept U. 8.
Mint,r. 1414 Folsom
Martin Charles P., carpenter, r. 369 Jessie
Martin Christopher, miner, r.New Wisconsin Hotel
Martin C. L., r. 614 Kearny
Martin Clemens, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Martin Cornelia, widow, r. 615 Stockton
Martin Cornelius, sergeant police City Hall, r. 130
Chattanooga
Martin C. S. Mrs., r. 607 Powell
Martin Daniel, luborcr A. E. Buckman, r. NE cor
Charles and Dorland
Martin David, oiler SS. Ancon, r. 361 De Boom
Martin Daniel E., superintendent Pac. Ice Co.,
320 Sansomc, r. Oakland
Mailin Daniel S. (D. S. Martin & Co.) r. Oakland
Martin David, commission merchant, r. 127 Perry
Martin David, plumber, r. 1510 Powell
Martin Desire, superintendent French Hospital,
S 8 Bryant, bet Filth and Sixth
Martin D. S. & Co. (Daniel S. Martin and Charles A.
Malm) trunk manufs, NE cor Bvish and Montgom-
ery, and 2 Post
Martin B. & Co. (Edward Martin and Daniel V.
B.Henaire) wholesale liquors, 40H Front
Martin Ed^vard, treasurer and secretary The Hl-
beruia Savings and Loan Society, NE cor Mont-
gomery and Market (and E. Martin & Co.) r. 725
Sutter
Martin Edward, coachman, r. 797 Mission
Martin Edward, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 24
Silver
Martin Edward, teamster, r. 118Ji Washington
Martin Edward Mrs., r. 1237 Stockton
Martin Edward H., bookkeeper Weed k Gorie, r. 937
Post
Martin Edward J., machinist, r. 733 Natoma
Martin Edward J. Jr., assistant general freight agent
Southern Pac. RR., NE cor Fourth and Townsend,
r. 212 Powell
Martin Edward T.. fine stationery and Russian leather
goods, 5 Montgomery, r. 2017 Hyde
Martin Edwin, hamessmaker William Davis, r. 231
Fifteenth
Martin E. L. Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan Pri-
mary School, r. 6 Pfeitfer
Martin Eliza, widow, domestic 711 Shotwell
Martin Ellzabi th Mrs., r. 718 Greenwich
Martin, Feusier ^ Steffani (Charles Martin,
Louis Feusier, and Camillo Steffani) commission
merchants, and wholesale provisions, 309-313
Clay
Martin Forestus F., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 547 Mission
Martin Frank, clerk, r. 212 Powell
Martin Frank, longshoreman Menzies, Bingham &
Co., r. 313 Vallejo
Martin Frank, patfeirnmaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Martin Frank, seaman bark Samoset, Mission St.
Wharf
Martin Frank, shoemaker Joseph Francis, r. S s Jack-
son, bet Davis and Drurdm
Martin Frederick, architect, r. 50 Tehama
Martin Frederick, butcher Solomon H. Uri, r. 1903
Geary
Martin Frederick H., collector, 619 Kearny
Martin Frederick T., clerk Union Iron Works, r. 2110
Jackson
Martin G. C, master mariner, r. 503 Folsom
Martin George, finisher Snyder & Co., r. 907 Harrison
Martin George, general agent, 502 Montgomery, r. S B
Twenty-first, bet Dolores and Church
Martin George, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. W b
Iowa, bet Sierra and Nevada •
Martin George, machinist, r. 797 Mission
Martin George, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Martin George, teamster, r. 515 O'Farrell
Martin George Jr., clerk, r. S s Twenty-first, bet
Church and Chattanooga
Martin George J., ship carpenter, r. 631 Stevenson
Martin Grattan, master mariner, r. 547 Mission
Martin Harry A., r. 540 Folsom
Martin Hazie (Martin & Brennan) r. NW cor Twenty-
eighth and Church
Martin Henrietta Miss, r. 932 Pine
Martin Henry, bartender John Ferguson, r. N s Jes-
sie, bet Sixth and Seventh
Martin Henry, cLerk Gustave M. Runge, r. SW cor
Union and Octavia
Martin Henry, clerk Padey Martin, r. 625 Union
Martin Henry, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N 8 Shas-
ta, bet Maryland and Louisiana
Martin Heniy, packer Muller & Koenlg, r. 1314 Har-
rison
Martin Henry, plasterer, r. 1028 Market
Martin Henry H., bartender Remmel & Otersen, r.
424 Minna
Martin Henry W., bookkeeper Minor S. Martin, r.
East Oakland
Martin Hiram, paperhanger, r. 783 Folsom
Martin Howard J., engineer California St. RR., r. 1421
Polk
Martin Hugh, laborer, r. 315 Tehama
Martin Isaac D., traveling agent, r. 421 Mason, rear
Martin J., laborer Sea Wall
Martin Jacob, bagcutter E. Detrlck & Co., r. 1510
Powell
Martin James, r. 1027 Dupont
Martin James, blacksmith A. Hahn & Co., r. 9 Bdwy.
Martin James, collector Samuel Hill, r. 1012 Mason
Martin James, hackman, 1000 Market, r. 449 Stev.
Martin James, laborer, r. 1308 Kearny
Martin James C, r. 765 Howard
Martin James C, carpenter, r. 777 Market
Martin James G., shipwright, r. 631 Steveasou
Martin James P., assistant cashier Kenney & Dyer, r.
1159 Folsom
Martin James R., r. 106 Montgomery Block
Martin James V., miner, r. 705 Dolores
Martin Jane, widow, r. 6 Beale PI
Martin Jane, domestic 1104 Clay
Martin Jeff M., clerk Edwin W. Joy, r. 1017 Van Nesa
Av
Martin Jeremiah, barber, r. 771 5i Mission
Martin Jeremiah, laborer La Grande Laundry Co., r.
60 Isis
Martin Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1622 Mission
Martin Johanna Mrs., r. 1129 Clay
Martin John, r. 524 Mission
Martin John, r. 907 Harrison
Martin John, r. 1823 Eddy
Martin John (Barnes & Co.) r. NE cor California and
Steiner
Martin John, bartender Charles L. Stone, r. 1144
Market
Martin John, carpenter, r. 19 Willow Av -
Martin John, carrier Morning Call, r. 325 Minna
Martin John, cigarmaker H. Plagemann & Co., r. 27
Converse
Martin John, cook Peter Johnson, r. 725 Market
Martin John, grocer, r. NE cor Steiner and California
Martin John, laborer Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
733 Natoma
Martin John, laundryman, r. 797 Stevenson
Martin John, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 34 Silver
Martin John, nierchant, r. 6fK) But*h
Martin John, milkman, r. S s Filbert, bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Martin John, printer Frank M. Truwothy, r. E B Noe,
bia Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Martin John, real-estate, r. 1414 Folsom
Martin John, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Martin John, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
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Martin John, sboemaker Kast k Co., r. 14 Sherwood PI
Martin John, teamster A. E. Buckman, r. NE cor
Church and Borland
Martin John B., deputy clerk Supreme Court of Cali-
fornia. 010 Clay, r. 1414 Foleom
Martin John B., miner, r. 132-2 Folsom
Martin John C, solicitor Evening Post, r. 521 Twenty-
second
Martin John J , bookkeper First National Gold Bank
of San Francisco, r. 1622 Washington
Martin John R. (Martin & Co.) r. 734 J4 Natoma
Martin JohnB., brass finisher, r. 1114 Sacramento
Martin John Ross, assistant secretary San Francisco
.Art Assn, 430 Pine. r. 2518 Webster
Martin John W., brakeman Southern Pac. RB., r. 620
Fourth
Martin Joseph, barber Manuel Moore, r. 1145 Folsom
Martin Joseph, brewer Europa Brewery, Nebraska, nr
Serpentine Av
Martin Joseph, cook McCauley k Young, r. 7 Laskle
Martin Joseph, driver Mutual Ice Co., r. 416 Tehama
Martin Joseph, satchelmaker H. Behrendt & Co., r. 7
Ruebton PI
Martin Kate, domestic 526 Fell
Martin Kate Miss, r. 5 Cleaveland
Martin Lawrence, maltster Empire Brewery, r. 420
Chestnut
Martin Lena, domestic 2101 Hyde
Martin Leon, laborer Commercial Soap Co., r. 419
Hickory Av ■
Martin Louis, billiard saloon, SE cor Jackson and
Stockton, r. 313 }< Filbert
Martin Louis, cook Miuers' Restaurant, r. 816 Stock.
Martin Louis, painter Raymond & Wilshire, r. Oak-
land
Martin L. R., horsebreeder, r. The Baldwin
Martin Lucien A., compositor Alta California, r. 14
Glover
Martin Lucy Mrs., seamstress, r. 1162M Market
Martin M., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Martin Malcolm, driver Thomas Ward, r. W s Chatta-
nooga, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Martin Manuela, r. 9 Union PI
Martin Margaret, widow, r. 862 Harrison
Martin Margaret, widow, r. 1823 Eddy
Martin Martha Miss, dressmaker, r. 718 Greenwich
Martin Martin (Martin k Torrey) r. 504 Twenty-
second
Martin Matthew, cooper Pacific Barrel and Keg Fac-
tory, r. 2626 Bryant Av
Martin Mary, widow, r. 109 Silver
Martin Mary, widow, r. 734Ji Natoma
Martin Mary Miss, r. 615 Stockton
Martin Mary A., widow, r. 419 Hiokory Av
Martin Mary Anu, widow, r. 2608 Bush, rear
Martin Michael, barber Sigmund Stern, r. 771 Mission
Martin Michael, hostler \. de Tavel, r. 811 Howard
Martin Michael, hostler A. de Tavel, r. 811 Howard
Martin Michael, laborer, r. E 8 California Av, nr Fair
Av, B. H.
Martin Michael, laborer, r. 1001 Battery
Martin Michael, laborer, r. 1032 Market
Martin Michael, laborer, r. 1745 Union
Martin Michael, shipcalker, r. 394 Ninth
Martin Michael, shoemaker Armstrong k Wright, r.
83 Stevenson
Martin Michael E., upholsterer, r. 509 Bryant
Martin Minor S., stockbroker, lOG Leidesdorff, r. East
Oakland
Martin M. L., furnished rooms, 733 Market
Martin Nicholas, frame gilder, r. 9 Union PI
Martin Owen, upholsterer, r. 1126 Market
Martin Padey, president Pacitic Cement Co., and
North Beach Cement Pipe Co., office .542 Califor-
nia, r. 625 Union
Martin Patrick, bootblack, 432 Cslifornia, r. 11 Ban-
nam PI
Martin Patrick, laborer, r. 1824H Bush, rear
Martin Putrick G., teamster J. Morton k Co., r. 516
O'FarrcU
Martin Patrick H., bartender James Conway, r. 2096
Market
Martin Patrick H., butcher, r. 2245 Market
Martin Pcun (J. Julien k Co.) r. Alameda
Martin Peter, blacksmith, r. 446 Br.mnan
Martin Peter, laborer, r. 521 Seventh
Martin Peter, seaman, r. 727 Broadway
Martin Peter, waiter, 706 Mission
Martin Peter B., dairyman Alonzo Davidson, r. E s i
Eurelu, bet Nineteenth and Twentieth I
Martin Rebecca, widow, r. 1510 Powell
Mai-tin Rebecca Mrs., dry goods and notions, 420
Fourth
Martin Robert, carpenter, r. 613 Mission
Martin Robert, driver United Carriage Co.,r. 24 Louisa
Martin Robert, restaurant, E s Battery, nr Pacitic, r.
1 Kohler PI
Martin Robert, shoemaker, r. 740 Harrison ,
Martin Ross, carpenter Market St. RR., r. 1205 J^ Tyler
Martin Samuel, actor Bella Union Theater, r. 629 Cali-
fornia
Martin Samuel, painter, r. 618 Stevenson
Martin Samuel B., capitalist, r. Occidental Hotel
Martin Sarah, domestic 912 Pine
Martin Sarah Mrs., r. 713!^ Minna
Martin Simon, carpenter, r. 407 Pacific ~- —
Martin Susie Miss, teacher, r. 1104 Market
Martin Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 1418 Pacific
Martin Thomas, carpenter, r. 741 Market — -—
Martin Thomas, fireman Southern Pac. RB.,r. 193 Six-
teenth
Martin Thomas, helper Phelps Manufacturing Co., r.
35 Louisa
Martin Thonias, cardrlver, r. 1824J4 Bush, rear
Martin Thomas, painter, r. 14 Prospect PI
Martin Thomas, tinsmith John Lee k Co., r. 733
Market
Martin Thomas F., hackdriver, r. 509 Bryant
Martin Thomas P., engineer Commercial Soap Co., r.
41'.) Hickory Av
Martin Virginia, domestic 900 Powell
Martin Virginia, tailoress, r. 9 Union PI
Martin W. H. & Co. (William H. Martin and John Bal-
lard) Viridge and wharf build ts, 7 Spear
Martin Wheeler, commission merchant, 22 California,
r. N s Market, bet Fifteenth and Sixti'Cnth
Alartin Wliite Mining Co. (White Pine Co.,
Nev.) John J. Scoville secretjry, .59 Nevada Block
Martin William, baker, r. 106 Minna
Martin William, bookkeeper, r. 349 Fremont
Martin Vi'illiam, captain schooner Compeer, Union
St. Wharf
Martin William, clerk, r. 624 Commercial
Martin William, dummyman California St. RB., r.
1421 Polk
Martin William, lauudryman Hayes Park Laundry,
r. 525 Hayes
Martin William, real-estate, r. 1130 Market
Martin William, secretary Cal. Steam Navigation
Co., Washington St. Wharf, r. 703 Polk
Martin William A., cooper, r. 32 Natoma
Martin William B.. r. 34 Fern Av
Martin William H. (W.H.Martin & Co.l r. 513 Van
Ness Av
Martin William H., bargeman Custom House, Front
St. Wharf
Martin William H., clerk, r. 1414 Folsom
Martin William H., general agent Cal. Immigrant
Union, 533 Kearny, r. 1408 Jackson
Martin William J., deputy Sherifif, r. 755 Harrison
Martin William T., fireman Southern Pac. RB., r. 193
Sixteenth
Martin & Brennan (Hazie Martin and Martin Bren-
uan) tanners, NW cor Church and Valley
Martin & Co. (Stewart Carlisle and John R. Martin)
sign and house painters, 810 Market
Martin & Horton (Martin Clark and Thomas R.
Horton) wines and liquors, 545 Clay
Martin .^ Janme (Charles Murtlu and Dominique H.
Jaume) liquor saloon and lodgings, 532 Pacitic
Martin & Torrey (Martin Martin and James Torrey)
wagonmakers and blacksmiths, 1604 Mission
Martin & Traber (Alexander Martin and Jacob Tra-
ber) liquor saloon, NW cor Kearny and Com.
Martin. See Martyn, and Mehrten
Martin's Block, 8 s Market, bet Seventh and Eighth
Martinarlie Narciiise J., physician, office and
r. 5 ;^ Kearny
Martincon Paul, mate schr Adrienne, Pacific St.
Wharf
Martindnle Lavr and Collection Agency,
217 Sinsome, room 8
Martindell David W., agent, r. 620 Minna
Martineaut Eugene, physician, office and r. 109 Du-
pont
Martineaut Josephine Mrae., corset raanuf, 6.31 Sutter
Marlinelli Adolph, cook, r. 1113 Ja Kearny
Martinelli B.. shoeuiaker, 422 Broadway
Martluelli Candido, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Martinelli Francisco, boarding and lodging, 14 Ohio
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MartinelU Giovanni, ■wagonmaker Giuseppe Maesone,
r. Oakland
MartinelU Zaverio, brassfiniBher and sUverplater,
952 MlBBion, r. 45a Jessie, rear
Martinet Alfred, cook, r. 1^12 Larkln, rear
Mariinez Adrlana, dressmaker, r. i Scott l^'l
Martinez Albert, teacher music, r. 1228 Lombard
Martinez Clotilda Miss, negative retoucher, r. 628
Ellis
Martinez David, brickmason, r. 512 Pacific
Martinez Dolores, dressmaker, r. 4 Scott PI
Martinez Gregorlo, wagonmaker Jesus E. Lopez, r.
513 Fllbort
Martinez Honorah, widow, r. 120 Olive Av
Martinez Inez Miss, dressmaker, r. 629 Ellis
Martinez Jesus, compositor El Tecolote, r. 1600
Powell
Martinez Joseph, capitalist, r. 738 Vallejo
Martinez Julius, delivery clerk Pacific Mall SS. Co.,
r. 1228 Lombard
Martinez Justo, vaquero, r. Twelfth Av, bet P and Q,
South S. F.
Martinez Kate Mrs., r. 629 Ellis
Martinez Lucy Mi.-B, bookbinder, r. 629 Ellis
Martinez Manuel, teacher languages, r. 735 Green
Martinez Margarita, tailoress, r. 825 Vallejo
Martinez Maria, restaurantkeeper, r. 510 Broadway,
rear
Martinez Mary, r. 703 Stockton
Martinez Nicolas, bricklayer, r. 19 Scott
Martinez Xorberta, dressmaker, r. 1305 Stockton
Martinez Raoul, receiving teller Belloc & Co., r. 801
California
Martinez Rosa, dressmaker, r. 27 Hinckley
Martinho Antonio S., barber, 113 Jackson
Martinho Henrique R., Portuguese Pro. and BeneT.
Assn., 415}^ Drumm
Martini , barber, r. 638 Green
Martini Albert, laborer, r. 5 Gavin
Martini Coaerino, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Martini Giovanni, wood and coal, 635 Vallejo
Martial Giuseppe, pastemaker Caesar B. Spllvalo, r.
5 s Broadway, bet Montgomery and Kearny
Dferttni Paoli, laborer, r. 1618 Stockton, rear
Martini Raffaele, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Martiuon Augustus, commission merchant, real-es-
tate, and general agent, 420 Montgomery, third
floor
Martinon John, bookkeeper Neuburger, Reiss & Co.,
r. 420 Montgomery
Martinoni Emil (H. Buneman k Co.) r. 1015 Wash.
Martinoni Peter, foreman pipemaker Francis Smith
6 Co., r. 4 Cadell Alley
Martinoni Steff'ano, painter, r. 1205 Stockton
Martinovich George, bartender Louis Martin, r. 1024
Stockton
Martinovich S. & Co. (Samuel Martinovich and Nico-
las Ross) liquor saloon and restaurant, NW cor
East and Sacramento
Martinovich Samuel (S. Martino\'ich & Co.) r. 8 Sac-
ramento
Martins Alexander, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn.,
415 )i Drumm
Martins Caetano F., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn.,
415 J4 Drumm
Martins Jose, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. ABsn.,416)i
Dnimm
Martinsen Christian, shoemaker Louis Cohn, r. 1105
Montgomery
Martsen William, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Martyn Joseph, carpenter Moore & Wilkie, r. 1009
Folsom
MartzA.,r322Ritch
Martzen Henry P., expressman, r. 423 Bush
Mar\im Thomas C, bookkeeper, r. 1212 Twenty-flrst
Marussich Dominic, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Marvell Annie, widow, r. 4 Bowles PI
Marvick John, laborer, r. 1139 J4 Mission
Marvin Arthur T., clerk Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 1010 Powell
Marvin Connor, whitener, r. E s Valencia, bet Twen-
ty-fourtlrtnd Twenty-fifth
Marvin Delia Miss, teacher Ueald's Buslnees College,
r. 400 Tyler
Marvin Frank H. (J. H. Marvin & 8on)r. 2133 Mis-
sion
Marvin Frank W., salesman 8. W. Rosenstock b Co.,
r. SE cor Washington and Fillmore
Marvin Helen Mrs., r. 703 Stockton
Marvin James B., clerk The Baldwin
Marvin J. H. k Son (John H. and Frank H.) agents
Adams and Westlake Manuf. Co. (Chicago) aad
St. Louis White Enamel Co., 2133 Mission
Marvin John H. (J. H. Marvin & Son) r. 2183 Mission
Marvin Julia, domestic 1217 Clay
Marvin Murray, butler James V. Coleman, 517 Sutter
Marvin Walter E., clerk Hills Brothers, r. 400 Tyler
Marwedel Charles F., machinists' and engineers'
supplies, 56 First, r. 2017 Bush
Marwedel Edward H., upholstery goods, and agent
W. T. & J. Merserea* stair rods, 541 Market, r.
Oakland
Marwedel Elizabeth, widow, r. 2017 Bush
Marx David, bookkeeper E. Eisenberg k Brother, r.
608 Fell
Marx David, with Levi Strauss k Co., r. 236 Sutter
Marx David B. (Rothschild & Marx) attorney at law,
315 California, r. 419 Eddy
Man E. Buchanan, assistant secretary Board of
Tra 'e, r. 419 Eddy
Marx Etta Miss, r. 905 Market
Marx F. F., r. Palace Hotel
Marx Flora, widow, r. 419 Eddy
Marx Henry (Schlingman & Man) r. SE cor Bartlett
and Twenty-sixth
Marx Henry, bookkeeper Koshland Brothers, r. 1501
Steiner
Marx Henry, cook, r. 131 Fifth i
Marx Henry, stock clerk H. W. Plummer & Co., r.
419 Eddy !
Marx Isaac, bookkeeper Weil Brothers &Co.,r. 1102
Van Ness Av
Marx Isaac, news agent, r. Gailhard Hotel |
Marx Jacob, attorney at law, 45 Nevada Ulock, r. 711 ]
California
Marx Levi, salesman L. Atkinson k Co., r. The Wind-
sor
Man Ralph E., stock clerk Bachman Brothers, r. 419
Eddy
Marx Samuel, peddler, r. Branch House
Marx. See Marks
Marxen John, wharfman North Pac. Coast KM., r. 19
Hinckley
Marxen Julius, butcher, 208 Francisco
Mary Ann Gold and Silver Miming Co. (Storey Co.,
Nevada) Abraham Halsey secretary, 314 Mont.
Mary Michael, baker, r. Overland House
Marye George T. (George T. Marye k Son) r. Palace
Hotel ^ ^
Marye George T. Jr. (George T. Marye k Son) r. Occi-
dental Hotel
Marye George T. & Son (George T. and George
T. Jr.) stockbrokers, 234 Montgomery
Maryland Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co.
(Bodie, Mono Co., Cal.) E. P. Farnsworth secre-
tary, 202 Sansome , „^ ,
Maryland Mining Co. ( Gold Hill, Nev.) Charles A.
Sankey secretary, 331 Montgomery, room 20
Marysville Woolen Mills, L. &M. Sachs & Co. agents,
SW cor Battery and Bush
Marzi Luigl, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Marzloft" Helen Mrs., midwife, r. 1910 Powell
Marzloff John, upholsterer, 1910 Powell
Masadini Begina, Italian Benev. Assn, 423 Washington
Mascarelli AgoBtino, Garibaldi Guard. 423 Broadway
Maschio August Charles (Maschio k Son) r. 117
Seventh ^u o
Maschio Giovanni, groceries and liquors. Old San
Jos^ Road, bet Bernal Station and Industrial
School ^^„„ .,
Maschio Vincent (Maschio & Son) r. 117 Seventh
Maschio k Son (Vincent and August Charles) wood
and coal, 117 Seventh „„ ,, j
Maschowsky Albert, keeper Sheriffs Office, r. 32 Erie
Masculine Charles, seaman schr Bonanza, Larue s
Wnarf _, .„ oi
Masey Frederick,, seaman schr Adrianna, Pacific Bt.
Mash Frederick, expressman, r. NE cor St. Rose and
Henderson Av , . _i
Masilli Lorenzo, Italian Benev. Assn. 423 Washington
Masker William, cook, r. 421 Dupont „ ^ _.
Maskey Frank W., candymaker George F. Roberts, r.
119 Olive Av ^,^ „ _,
Maskow Henry (Madel k Maskow) r. NE cor Howard
and Spear
Mason A. J. (Beadle * Co.) r. Oakland
Mason Alfred Mrs., widow, r. 723 Harrison
Mason Alonzo, clerk Adam Koch, r. 441 Minna
Mason Andrew, cook, r. 9 Jansen
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Mason Andrew, hostler, r. NE cor Bdwy and Webster
Mason Anna Mrs., furnished rooms, 505 Powell
Mason Charles, carpenter William Kreger, r. 15 Wash-
ington Av
Mason Cliarles, vice-consul Great Britain, office
319 California, r. Saucelito
Mason Charles S., wheelwright, r. 24 Washington Av
Mason E., r. Branch House
MaFon E., seaman Pacific Coast SS. Senator, r. Branch
House
Mason Edward, driver Masoi)^ Brewery, r. 417 Green
Mason Edward, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 2,
S. F. F. D.
Mason E. L. Miss, r. 725 Pine
Mason Ellen Miss, woolen worker, r. 142 H Fourth
Mason Frank G., seedsman B. J. Trumbull & Co., r.
Oakland
Mason Frederick, real-estate, 306 Pine, r. Alameda
Mason George, carpenter, r. Columbia Hotel
Mason George, laborer David L. Farnsworth, r. 122
Eddy
Mason George W., stonecutter, r. 20C Fourth
Mason Harvey L., bookkeeper A. S.- Spence & Co., r.
711 Post
Mason Henry, laborer, r. 573 Howard
Mason Horatio G., nightwatchman U. S. Mint, r. 247
Second
Mason J. Miss, storekeeper, r. Hubbard House
Mason James (Joice & Mason) notary public and
commissioner deeds, G Merchants' Exchange, r.
106 Eleventh
Mason John, bootmaker, 1521 Ellis
Mason John, laborer, r. E s San Bruno Bead, bet
Railroad .■Vv and Five Mile House
Muaoii John, proptr Mason's Brewery, 523 Chest-
nut, and Supervisor Second Ward, r. 519 Chestnut
Mason John E., civil engineer, .306 Pine, room 6, r.
Alameda
Mason John R., agent San Jose Woolen Mills,
depot 541 Market, r. Oakland
Mason Joseph H., physician, r. 106 M Third
Maaon Joseph J., porter Hellmann Brothers & Co., r.
N 8 California Av, bet Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-eighth
Mason J. Warren, r. 509 Sixth
Mason Leo, musician, r. 317 Green
Mason Luf-y Miss, r. 110 Sixth
Mason M., stockbroker, r. 16 Geary
Mason Maggie, domestic St. Luke's Hospital
Mason Marcus, inventor coffee hulling machines, 312
California, r. Oakland
Mason Mary, nurse S. F. Female Hospital, 930 Clay
Mason Nathaniel H. A., cattleraiscr, office 405 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
Mason Nellie Mrs., cloakmaker Cal. Cloak and Suit
Manuf. Co., r. 9 Union PI
Mason Sarah A. Mrs., dressmaker, 106 J4 Third
Mason Spencer C, shooting gallery, 12.'J0 Market
Mason T., r. 733 Market
Mason Thomas, commission merchant, 128 Clay, r
638 Green
Mason William, r. 521 Mission
Mason William, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Mason William, seaman Pacific Mail SS. South Caro-
lina, r. 234 Brannan
Mason Williamr telegraph operator, r. 829 Howard
Mason William H., carriagemaker Albert Folsom, r.
28 Turk
Mason Williain S., secretary and manager Omni-
bus RR., 725 Howard, and general freight agent
North Pacific Coast RK., 426 Montgomery, r. 1542
Howard
Mason W. P., r. The Baldwin
Mason. See Maison, Masson, and Mayson
Mason's Bre^very, John Masou proptr, 523 Chest-
nut
Masonic Board of Relief; Hai;rison Jones secre-
tary. Masonic Temple
Masonic Cemetery, Edwin M. Smith superin-
teudent, Masonic and Parker Avs, bet Fulton and
Turk ; entrance Point Lobos Av
Masonic Cemetery Association, George J.
Hobe secretary, 42 Masonic Temple
Masonic Monthly, Joseph W. Kinsley editor and
proptr, 724)^ Market
Masonic Savings and Loan Bank (in liquidation) 6
Post, Masonic Temple
Masonic Temple, NW cor Post and Montgomery
Masouuutte Blanche Miss, assistant Bush St. Primary
School, r. 623 Green
Masounette Eugene (Masouuette & Baker) r. 623
Green
Masounette & Baker (Eugene Masounettc and Samuel
Baker) restiiurant, 221 Leidesdorff
Mass August W. (Mass & Rathjen) r. 603 Bush
Mass Peter H., porter S. Levy & Co., r. 1111 Pacific,
rear
Mass & Rathjen (August W. Mass and Henry Rathjen)
grocerie.'? and liquors, SW cor Bush and Stockton
Mass. See Maass
Massa Giuseppe, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Massa Peter, butcher M. Gradwohl & Co., r. 424 San.
Massame Joseph, cook, r. 409 Dupont
Massat Charles, bartender Oliver Labine, r. 641 Com.
Massera Giuseppe, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Masset Auguste, bootmaker Joseph Villemeur, r. 222
Ritch
Massey Atkins (Massey & Yung) r. Russ House
Ma.s8ey John, carisenter, r. 12 Alemany
Massey John M., r. 122 Post
Massey Mary Mr.a., r. 1841 Howard
Massry Sarah M. Mrs., lodgings, 1008 M Market
Massey William, carpenter, r. 1841 Howard — .
Massey Wysham Mrs., widow, r. 824 Pacific, rear
Massey & Yung (Atkins Massey and Nicholas
Yung) undertakers, and coffin warerooms, 651 Sac-
ramento
Massey. See Massie
Massicano Patrizio, Italian Benev. Assn, 423 Wash.
Massie Amanda Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2313 Mission
Massie George AV., barber, r. 2313 Mission
Massie Henry C, dentist, office and r. 19 Sixth
Massie William G., barber, r. 2313 Mission
Massino Enrico, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Massmaun Johannes, fresco painter, r. 120 Twelfth
Massolina Joseph, r. 702 Pacific
Masson A. (Masson & Dumont) r. 4.34 Bush
iMasson Charles C, speculator, r. 701 Stockton
Masson Christian, carpenter, E s San Bruno Road, nr
Fifteenth Av
Masson Francis P. (Masson Freres) r. 39 Tehama
Masson Freres (francis P. and Victor B. Masson)
manufacturing conft-ctioners. 413 and 415 Com.
Ma^^son Joseph, cook Marchand Restaurant, r^QS
Dupont ^^^
Masson Jules, upholsterer, r. 130 Fern Av
Masson Marius V., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r.
317 Oreen
Masson Peter, seaman sloop Albatross, Channel St.
Wharf
Masson Thomas, night inspector Pacific Mail SS. Co.,
r. 719 Treat Av
Masson Victor B. (Masson Freres) r. 37 South Park
Masson & Dumont (.\. Masson and P. Dumout) wine
and liquor dealers, 434 Bush
Masson. See Maison and Mason
Massone Giuseppe, blacksmitti and wagonmaker,
619-623 Front
Massoni Henry, cook, r. 147)4 Clementina
Massoni Lorenzo, carpenter L. J. Ruffino & Co., r. 984
Bryant
Massoni Pietro, waiter Campi's Restaurant
Massoni Valentine, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Mast Charles L., salesman law dept A. L. Bancroft
& Co., r. 518 Geaiy
Mast Elizabeth, widow, r. 617 Geary, rear
Mastanech Biaggio, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Mastcu Edmund C, mining secretary, 22 Nevada
Block, r. 15 South Park
Masten George W., mining, r. 644 Seventeenth
Masten Nathan K., capitalist, office 22 Nevada Block,
r. 15 South Park
Masten Peter, seaman, r. 238 Stcuart
Masten Robert, carpenter, r. 720 Third .
Masten Theodore, coachman, r. 1018 Clay
Master Mariners' Benevolent Association, secretary's
office 12 Clay
Masters Mary L. Mrs., r< 812 )i Valencia
Masters William W., carpenter Thomas M. Quacken-
bush, r. 625 Vallejo
Masters. See McMasters
Mastersou Catherine, widow, r. 4 Adelaide PI
Mastersou Charles, varieties, 1501 Larkin
Masterson George H., r. NW cor Eighth and Natoma
Masterson Hugh, roofer, r. 139 Minna
Masterson James, laborer freight department Central
Pac. RR., r. 330 Ritch
Mastersou John, deckhand stmr Constance, Jackson
St.Wharf
Masterson John, laborer, r. 622 Stevenson
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, ""'"'"s SMl^.^f^Pi""'"^'"-'"'
I MArnnKinilPU importer of and dealer in coal axd pig iron,
J. mHl/UUnUUUn, 41 niark«t street, comer Spear.
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Mastersoii Lawrence, nightwatehniau Sutter St. RB. [
stables, r. 2GU Sutter i
Mastorson Patrick, blacksmith Eugene Soule, r. 710'.
Clementiua
Ma8t<;rsou Robert, butcher Dunphy & Hildreth, r.
Fifth Avtnue Hotel, South S. F. !
MasterBon Terrence, clerk freight auditor Central ;
Pac. RR., r. Oakland I
Masterson William E., groceries and liQuors, NW cor '
Eighth and Natoma i
Mastertou Samuel V., clerk, r. lOOS Powell 1
Masthoff Mary, domestic 1234 Post
Maxtick, Belchor & Mastick (Edwin B. Mas.
tick, W. C. Belcher, and Joseph W. Mastick) at
tomeys at law, 520 Montgomery
Mastick Charles L., saleamau A. C. Nichols J: Co., r-
Alameda
Mastick Edwin B. (Mastick, Belcher and Mastick) r. '
Mastick Station, Alameda I
Mastick George H., student Mastick, Belcher and j
Mastick, i". Alameda I
Mastick Joseph W. (Mastick; Belcher & Mastick) r. j
Mastick Station, Alameda
Mastick Levi B. (S. L. Mastick & Co.) r. 8W cor
Twentieth and Capp
Mastick Seabury L. <S. L. Mastick & Co.) r. Alameda
Sla.stick S. ii. & Co. (Seabury L. and Levi B.
Mastick) lumber, and Pugot Sound Packets, Pier
10 Steuart
Mastuy Albert, boxmaker F. Korbel & Brothers, r. 118
Park At
Mastny Voyta, boxmaker, r. 118 Park Av
Mastodon Gold and Silver Mining Co. (White Pine,
Nev.) A. C. Hammond secretary, 401 California
Masurette C, brakeman Southern Pac. RR.
Masurette Henry, engineer California St. RR., r. 1308
Pine
Matamora Consolidated Mining Co. (Pinal Co., Ari-
zona) Joseph Pentecost secretary, 702 Market
Mataioneof D., Austrian Benev. Soc, 310 O'Farrell
Matarte Antonio, vegetable peddler, r. 511 M Greea-
wich
Matnsci Louis, farmer, r. 518 Pacific
Matavia Joseph, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Matohes Atkin E., framemaker Herrman Cohen, r. 674
Harrison
Matches John R., clerk Henry A. Benjamin & Co., r.
67-t Harrison
Mateucci Pietro (Pietro Manfredini & Co.) r. 124
Pacific
Matfield George R., third officer SS. State of Califor-
nia, Broadway Wharf
Mathc Charles, groceries and liquors, 730 Bush
Mathe Jules, waiter Mme. D. Fleury, 1237 Stockton
Mathe Marie, domestic 1237 Stockton
Mather Amandff^. Mrs., bakery and confectionery,
228 First
Mather Frank, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Mather Joseph W'., merchant, r. 326 Eddy
Mather Robert, stereotyper Painter & Co., r. 228
First
Mather S. H., mines and mining property, 211 San-
Bome, r. Oakland
Mathern Otto, machinist Joshua Hendy, r. 8 John
Matheron John, cook Smith & Grego, r. 796 Stevenson
Mathers John F., clerk Abrams & Carroll, r. 8 Sher-
man
Mathers William H., clerk Abrams & Carroll, r. 8
Sherman
Mathes Dana H., boots and shoes, 1436 P«lk, r. 1524
California
Matheson Adam Mrs. , widow, r. 310 Ninth
Matheson Albert, waiter Pacific Mail SS. South Caro-
lina, r. 1607 Mission
Matheson Alexander, teamster, r. 310 Ninth
Matheson Anna G. Mrs., assistant Fourth St. Primary
School, r. 1403 Folsom
Matheson Dora, domestic 1209 Jackson
Matheson Daniel, carpenter Moore & Wilkle, r. Oak-
land
Matheson Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 310 Ninth
Matheson Mark, waiter Pacific Mail S3. South Caro-
lina, r. 1U07 Mission
Matheson Murdock, cariienter, r. 135 Lily Av
Matheson Robert, compo.situr S. F. Directory, r. 317
Stockton
Matheson. See Mathison, Mathleson, MathewBon,
and Matthewson
Mathews Barnard, hostler Moses Uart, r. NW cor
Diamond and Clipper
Mathews Charles, captain ship Shirley, oihce Pier 11
Steuart
Mathews Charles H., boxmaker, and extraman Hook
and Ladder No. 4. S. F. F. D.. r. cor Polk and
Pacific
Mathews Charles H., painter, 56 Tehama
Mathews Edward, laborer Scott & McCord, r. 1419
Jackson
Mathews Harvey, dei)uty Superintendent of Streets,
r. 1510 Polk
Mathews Henry, waiter Patrick Mooney, r. 1934 Mis-
sion
Mntlie-ws Henry E., secretary Lick Trust, 608
Montgomery, room 19, r. Oakland
Mathews H. W., law student, r. 538 Minna
Mathews James, miller Golden Gate Mills, r. 919 Pac.
Mathews John, shoemaker, r. Concordia Hotel
Mathews John H., butcher M. Gradwohl & Co., r.
Park Hotel ^
Mathews John M., commission merchant, ^S Sacra-
mento, r. 538 Twenty-third
Mathews Mary A. Miss, r. 200 Tyler
Mrthews M.E. Mrs., assistant Valencia St. Grammar
School, r. St. James House
Mathews M. F., r. 413 Drumni
Mathews M. S., conductor Market St. RR.
Matlie>v8 N. E.. agent audiphones, 606 Montgom-
ery
Mathews Peter, gardener, r. SW cor Union and Frank-
lin
Mathews Sarah Miss, r. 310 Eighth
Mathews Sarah A., widow, r. 705 Laguna
Mathews Samuel, saddler and harnesBmaker, 1232
Market
Mathews Samuel A., accountant, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Mathews Thomas, boatman, and extraman Engine
No. 12, S. F. F. D.
Mathews Thomas, liquor dealer, r. 605 Broadway, rear
Mathews William H., conductor Hayes Valley Branch
Market St. RR., r. 1108 Steiner
Mathews. See Matthews
Mathewson James, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. Colima
MathewBon JameB M., watchman, r.NW cor Columbia
and Solano
Mathewson John, foreman bollermaker Pacific Mail
SS. Co., r. 9 Downey
Mathewson John Jr., bollermaker McAfee Boiler
Works, r. 18 Downey
Mathewson Nelson, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
18 Natoma
Mathewson Nelson Jr., raattressmaker Samuel Beale,
r. 223 Langton
Mathewson S. R. (Mathewson & Co.) office 28 New
Montgomery
Mathewson Thomas, physician, office 619 Kearny, r.
610 Van Ness Av
Mathewson Thomas D., real-estate agent, 606 Mont-
gomery, r. 1612 Washington
Mathewson William, carpenter Fulton Iron Works,
" r. 207 Fremont
Mathewson W^illiam, driver Peoples' Ice Co., r. 312
Mission
Mathewson William, machinist, r. Montgomery's Ho-
tel
SlatUeivsoii & Co. (S. R. Mathewson, Charles G.
Jackson and Monroe Perry) billiard table manufs,
28 New Montgomery
Mathewson. See Matthewson, and Matheson
Mathey Henry, r. Grand Hotel
Mathias Frederick, milkranch, S b Francisco, bet
Fillmore and Pierce
Mathias John, cook Bailey & Co., r. 644 Jesbie
Mathiesen Jacob, foreman Union Soap Factory, r. 922
Natoma
Mathiesen M. William, salesman J. C. Johnson & Oo„
r. Alameda
Mathieson Grace Miss, assistant branch Fourth St.
Primary School, r. 230 Green
Mathieson. See Matheson, Mathison, and Matthew-
son
Mathieu Alpheus, real-estate, r. 708 Commercial
Mathieu Alphonse (Mathieu & Maison) r. 15 Trinity
Mathieu Edward confectioner Masson Fr^res, r. NW
cor Dupont and Vallejo
Mathieu G. & Son (Gaston and Gaston Jr.) watchmak-
ers, 22 Stockton
Mathieu Gaston (G. Mathieu & Son) r. 22 Stocliton
Mathieu Gaston Jr. (G. Mathieu & Son) r. 22Stoc^fc.
Mathieu Jules, watchmaker G. Mathieu & Son, r. 22
Stockton
J. GUNDLACH & CO
WINE VAULTS, Corner Market and Second Streets.
Fiii<3 ^ViiioM uiid Liiquor»«.
THE CONTINENTAL Oil & TRANSPORTATION CO., ^^IJfri^2*'/r^i^^
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Msthieui Julien, jeweler, r. 1419 Larkin
Mathleu Jullen Jr., r. 1419 Larkin
Mathieu Michel, porter Sanderson & Horn, r. 730
Vallejo
Mathieu & Malson (Alphonee Mathleu and Leon ▲.
Maison) mauuf. jewelers, 15 Trinity
Mathisen Martin, seaman, r. 250 Spear
Mathison Andrew C, bookkeeper Abner Doble, r.
luglewood House
Mathison Margaret, widow, r. 417 Minna
Mathison Thomas (Starr & Mathison) r. N « Berry,
bet r ourth and Fifth
Mathison. See Mstheson, Mathieson and Mathewson
Matlck Michael, stevedore, r. 130G Pacific
Matilliano Antonio, picker Hart & Ooodman, r. 706
Front
Matlock Levi B., manuf, r. 407 O'Farrell
Matranger Dennis, cook, r. 42 Everett
Matrittl Samuel, expressman, BE cor Front and
Washington, r. W s Mason, bet Broadway and
Vallejo
Matttcheck Ferdinand L., clerk Joseph Young, r. 1114
Folsom
Matsen John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Matsen Robert, grainfeeder Eureka Warehouee, r.
1105 Montgomery
Matsen Kudolph, machinist City Iron Works, r. 29
Minna
Matson Augusta, domestic 572 Harrison
Matson George W., seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Matson J. A., Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Matson James, miller, r. 45 Sacramento
Matson James C, bootfitter S. W. Levy, r. Huett-
mann's Hotel
Matson John, seaman, r. 23B Steuart
Matson John, tanner Mission Tannery, r. 430 Shot-
well
Matson Kate Mrs., janitreKS South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School
Matson Katie E., widow, r. E B Eureka, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Matson Peter, mate sloop Albatross, Channel, foot
Fourth
Matson Robert, coachraan James C. Flood, 419 Ellis
Matson William, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Mateon. See Mattsou, Madsou and Madison
Matt Joseph, Cigarmakers' Assu, 771 Market
Mattatt Charles G. Jr., cigars and tobacco,
Montgomery Av, r. 821 Greenwich
Matte Henry, papercarrlir, r. 1526 Dupont
Matteg Peter, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Matteuci Casimiro, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Matter Felix, teamster Schweitzer & Brother, r,
First
Matter Michael, laborer, r. £ s Mission Boad, nr San
Mig\icl Station
Mattem Herman (Mattern & Moore) r. 8 John
Mattern & Moore (Herman Mattern and Robert
Moore) leather and shoefindings, 42 Geary
Mattes John, liquor saloon, 200 Sutter, r. Hack-
meier's Hotel
Mattes John, woodcarver AlpLonee Bolsnet, r. 49 Stev
en son
Matteson James E., student Pacific Business College,
r. Marlborough House
Matteson John, fireman California Mills, r. NE cor
Howard and Spear
Matteson John, millhand Eiton Brothers, r. 12 Stev.
Mattfeldt William (Mattfeldt & Hustcdt) r. Alameda
Mattfeldt & Hustedt (William Mattfeldt and Henry
Hustedt) groceries and liquors, 20 Frederick
Mntthal Charles W., cook Charles Kopp, r. 20 Langton
Matthai Elizabeth, widow, r. 131 Turk
Matthai John 0. H., blacksmith and wheelwright, E
B Mission, nr Twenty-ninth
Matthai Richard, blacksmith John T. Matthai, r.
E s Mission, nr Twenty-ninth
Matthew David, machinist, r. llCit Howard
Matthew David Jr., machinist 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1163 Howard
Matthew George, carpet weaver, r. 20 Stevenson Av
Matthews Annie Miss, teacher music University City
College, r. N 8 Haight, bet Octavla and Laguna
Matthews Arthur, engineer, r. South Park House
Matthews Aithur, mate scUr D. E. Knight, Green St.
Wharf
Matthews Bridget Mrs., vegetables, 225 Eighth
Mattliews Charles O., carpenter, r. 2 Park PI
Matthews David T., foreman grader Whitney k Wab-
Bter, r. 113 Langton
316
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Matthews Edward, laborer Richard Eccleston, r. S^i
Kearny
Matthews Edward, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 322
Vallejo
Matthews Eliza, widow, r. 540 Howard
Matthews E. W. Mrs., teacher languages, r. 715 How-
ard
Matthews George H., packer Andrew Frei, r. 1417
Folsom
Matthews Henry, missionary, r. 823 Greenwich, rear
Matthews Henry, real-estate, 611 Clay, r. Oakland
Matthews James, bootmaker, 527 Sacramento, r. 6
Tay
Matthews James, foreman fireman S. F. Gas Light
Co., Potrero Works, r. 7 Hampton Court-
Matthews James, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 322
Vallejo, rear
Matthews James, D.D., principal University City Col-
lege, r S 8 Haight, bet Octavia and Laguna
Matthews James, shoemaker Thomas Matthews, r. W
8 Montgomery, bet Vallejo and Green
Matthews James, varnisher, r. 1417 Folsom
Matthews James E., laborer, r. 322 Vallejo
Matthews John, butcher, r. 106 Eddy
Matthews John M., physician, office and r. 909 Twen-
ty-third
Matthews Joseph H., chief engineer Pacific Mall 88.
City of Panama, r. 763 Howard
Mat.hewB Julius, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 233 Third
Matthews Lawrence, laborer, r. 4 Bryant Av
Matthews Lee B., lieutenant night inspectors Custom
House, r. 431 Second
Matthews Maggie Miss, glovemaker P. & F. G. Oonk-
lin, r. 1113 Montgomery
Matthews Mary A. Miss, assistant South 8. F. School,
r. 1029 Jessie
Matthews Michael, seaman, r. 225 Eighth
Matthews Owen, laborer, r. 4 Bryant Av, rear
Matthews Patrick, laborer new City Hall, r. 10 Bry-
ant Av
Matthews Peter, laborer Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. SE cor Laguna and Greenwich
Matthews Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Matthews Samuel, blacksmith helper Morrison &Co.,
r. E B Dolores, bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Matthews Samuel, porter Seth Thomas Clock Co., r.
1111 Pa< ific
Matthews Samuel D., carpenter and builder, r. 713
Sanchez
Mattliews Thomas, surveyor, r. 247 Perry
Matthews Thomas, deckhand stmr Bay City, r. 613
Mission
Matthews Thomas, shoemaker, 816 Battery, r. W ■
Montgomery, bet Vallejo and Green
ICatthews W. H., clerk, r. 906 Market
Matthe-^vs William, attorney afflaw, 120 Sutter.
room.i .04-.56, r. 2115 Sacramento
Matthews William, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 720
Third
Matthews William, stone yard, NE cor Central Av
and Sutter, r. 6 Seymour Av
Matthews William A., workman coiner's dept U. S.
Mint, r. 1122 Tyler
Matthews William D.
9 Third
Matthews William F
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Matthews William B. (Matthews iCo.) r. 6M Kearny
Slatthe-wti <fc Co. (William R. Matthews and John
C. Sus-anbeth) real-estate and business agents,
5}<i Kearny
Matthcwson Arthur, farmer, r. 1403 Folsom
MatthewBon Robert, butcher, r. First .\v Exchange
Hotel, South S. F.
MatthewBon William, boilermaker Pacific Mall SS.
Co.
MatthewBon. See Mathewson, Mathison and Mathie-
son
Mat they Robert, bakery, 1623 Mission
Matthias Gertrude, widow, r. 1609 }< Dupont
Matthias Loiiis, clt rk, r. Park Hotel
Matthias Louis W., electrotj'per Miller & Richard, r.
lG09)i Dupont
Matthiesen Mathiae, shoemaker John YoungclauB, r.
219 Twelfth
Matthieson J>>lm, crimper U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 206 Union
Matthieson Matthias, shoemaker, 614 Filbert, r. 923
Greenwich
Matticevich Herman, cigar dealer, r. 703 Stockton
salesman Thomaa Lundy, r.
painter, r. N s Sanchez, bet
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Defective Vision, 135 Montgomery.
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Mattlcevich Nicliolas, liquor saloon, NE
Washington and Battery, r. 70:i Stockton
Mattin Harron, seaman, r. 140 Fol8om
Mattlngly John, messenger AVells, Fargo & Co., r. 131fi
Pacific
Mattingly John A., salesman Rouutree & McClure, r.
Oakland
Mattingly Richard C, clerk, r. 74(1 Howard
Mattisou Augusta, widow, r. 8C7 Mission
Mattison Charles, captain schr Nicolas Bruus, Beale
St.Wharf
Mattison llichard C, warehouseman Scofield iiTevis,
r. 1815 Hyde
Mattison William, captain scow Sarah Brontz, Beale
St. Wharf
Mattleton Martha Miss, r. E 8 Mississippi, bet Mari-
posa and Sonoma
Mattleton Sarah Miss, r. E 8 Mississippi, bet Sonoma
and Mariposa
Mattlot Kate, widow, furnished rooms, 540 Wash.
Mattoon E. F., driver Central RR.
Mattoon Joseph S. (Mattoon & Danglada) r. San
Mateo
Mattoon & Danglada (Joseph S. Mattoon and Ignacio
Danglada) ship and Custom House brokers, 502
Battery
Mattox Henry A., bookkeeper Anglo-Calif ornian Bank,
r. 502 Bush
Mattsen A. C, seaman, r. 2a8 Steuavt
Mattsen D. O., seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Mattson John, seaman U. S. Revenue stmr Richard
Rush
Mattson Nels, cook S. Peterson, r. 403 Spear
Mattson Olof, master mariner, 527 East, r. 1913 La-
' guna
Mattson. See Matson, Madson, and Madison
Mattulath Hugo, president Mattulath Manuf. Co.,
E 8 Eighth, bet Bryant and Harrison, r. 1511 Mis-
sion
Mattulath Manufacturing Co. (cooperage) Hugo Mat-
tulath president, office and factory, E s Eighth,
bet Harrison and Bryant
Matulich Alexander, Austrian Benev. See, 310 O'Far-
rtll
Matulich M., Austrian Benev. Soc, 310 O'Farrell
Matzdorfl'Moritz, cigars and tobacco, 629 Union
Matzen Hans P., expressman, SE cor California
Battery, r. 627 Commercial
Matzon William, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Alau Albert <& Co. (H. Albert Man and Herman
J. Sadler) importers and wholesale grocers, 18
and 20 Front, 15-19 Pine, and 212 and 214 Market
Man Christian, fruits, cigars and tobacco, 2401 Cal.
Man Ernest (William F. Mau & Co.) r. 2324 Pacific Av
Mau H. Albert (Albert Mau & Co.) r. 2324 Pacific At
Mau John, clerk John P. M. Glootz, r. 1807 Jones
Mau John, grocer, r. 706 Jackson
Mau William, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Mau William F. (William F. Mau & Co.) r. 2324 Pa-
cific Av
Mau William F. & Co. (William F. and Ernest Mau)
wholesale and retail grocers, 1022 Market
Manbec Charles, secretary La Solidarite, French
Mutual Beneficial Association, 729 Montgomery,
and bookkeeper P. G. Sabatie & Co., r. 413 Post
Maubec Henry (A. E. Sabatie & Co.) r. 4 Burrltt
Mauch Theobald, bookkeeper Hueter Brothers & Co.,
T. Ahlborn House
Mauerhan Adolph, gardener E. Meyer, r. 732 Ivy Av
Mauerhan Bine Miss, r. N s Sutter, bet Pierce and
Scott
Mauerhan Conrad, gardener, r. 732 Ivy Av
Mauerhan Conrad Jr., gardener, r. 732Ivy Av
Mauerhan Henry, laborer Christopher Wucherer, r.
Oakland
Mauerhan Mary, domestic 722 Tyler
Mauermann K., tanner S. F. Tannery, r. San Bruno
Hotel
Maugein Fannie Mrs., ladles hairdresser, 1324 J^ Polk
Maugein Paul, r. 1324 Ji Polk
Maiildin Hugh, salesman Randolph & Co., r. Grand
Hotel
Maunder Matthew C, painter Hopps k Son, r. SE cor
Polk and Lombard
Mauran Joseph R., civil engineer, 5:13 Kearny, r. Oak-
land
Maurer Charles J., clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 8 s
(724) Sixteenth, bet Folsom and Sliotwell
Maurer Clara T. Miss, assistant Bush Street Primary
School, r. 724 Sixteenth
and
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Maurer Frank, boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r.
Natoma
Maurer Frederick, clerk William Center, r. S s
Sixteenth, bet Folsom and Shctwell
Maurer Frederick, Jr., clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
S s (724) Sixteenth, bet Folsom and Shotwell
Maurer Leo, proptr Columbia Hotel, 741 Market, r.
250 Stevenson
Maurer Lizzie, domestic 337 Eddy
Maurer Peter, wharfinger, r. 652 H Natoma
Mauri Andres (Mauri Brothers) r. 1403 Broadway
Mauri Brothers (Joaquin, Andres and Jose) importers
coi'ks and cork woods, 411 Sacramento
Mauri Joaquin (Mauri Brothers) r. Australia
Mauri Jose (Mauri Brothers) r. Australia
Maurice Anton, milker W. Lange, r. N e Cole, nr Gol.
den Gate Park
Maurice B., engine wiper Southern Pac. RR.
Maurice John, seaman, r. 134 Stewart
Maurice L. F., oiler Pacific Coast SS. Santa Cruz
Maurin Augu':t. cook, r. 817 Montgomery
Maurin John B., hatter, 1047 Market
Maurin Julius, teacher French, r. 1221 Mission
Miiuritz George, laborer Black Point Packing House,
r. NW cor Francisco and Fillmore
Mauro Solano, musician Tivoli Garden, r. 331 Ji Eddy
Maury James, boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros., r. 315
Fifth
Maury Jefi". commander Pacific Mail SS. City of Toklo,
r. Palace Hotel
Mauser AUiert, watchman Philadelphia Brewery, r.
73 Clementina
MaussharcU Conrad, distiller, r. 623 Fell
Mautner I., bookkeeper Lithauer & Co., r. 238 Kearny
Mautz Albert, salesman Ernst Essman, r. 723 Bush
Mavrocordftto Martin, fisherman. Front St.Wharf
Mawson Edwin R., shipjoiner, r. Fifth Av, nr
South S. F.
Max D., r. 643 Sacramento
Max Herman, seaman, r. 109 Park Av
Maxaner George, shaemaker, r. 1511 Mason
Maxen J. P., foreman North Pac. Co!:st RR., r.
Hinckley
Maxey Frederick, painter, r. 48 Minna
Maxey Patrick, expressman, r. 1 Alger PI
Maxfield Edward J., cardriver, r. 329 Fourth
Maxfield George L., carpenter and builder, S B
Twenty-fourth, bet Mission and Howard, r. E b
Prospect Av, bet Esmeralda and Coso Avs
Maxfield George R.. third officer SS. State of Califor-
nia, r. 423 Fremont
Maxfield Isabella, widow.ftimished rooms, 329 Fovirth
Maxham J. A., r. 12'5 Fifth
Maxley John, contractor and builder, r. 24 Ellis
Maxson Frank (Crystal Soda Water Co.) r. SE cor
Broderick and Bush
Maxwell Alice, widow, r. 1911 Stockton
Maxwell Edward H., r. 712 Shotwell
Maxwell Frederick, salesman Carlson & Currier, r.
Nucleus House
Maxwell George F., foreman Engine No. 12, 8. F. F.
D., r. 1911 Stockton
Maxwell George H. (Riley, Osbourne, Maxwell & Kin-
sey) and official reporter Superior Court, Depart-
ment No. 5, r. 1011 Mason
Maxwell George R., clerk First National Gold Bank
of S. F., r. 257 Twelfth
Maxwell J. J., reporter R. G. Dun & Co.,r. Oakland
Maxwell John J., solicitor James J. O'Hanlon, r.
1911 Stockton
Maxwell Mary Mrs., r. 118 Eddy
Maxwell Mary E. Miss, assistant Haight St. School,
r. 257 Twelfth
Maxwell Patrick, blacksmith, r. 257 Twelfth
BXaxweU Richard T., physician, office and r.
135 Kearny
Maxwell Thomas, tobacco stripper E. Briggs & Co.,
r. 1911 Stockton
Maxwell Walter, carpenter Thomas M. Quackenbusn,
r. East Oakland
Maxwell Westley, painter, r. 170 Silver
Maxwell William, porter Kline & Co., r. 1911 StocK-
ton , „ .
Maxwell William A. (Brown, Maxwell, Sumner &
Darneal) and oflicial reporter Superior Court,
Department No. 9, r. 32 Glen Park Av
Maxwell William J., engineer, r. 126 Eighth
May Alfred, shoe dealer, r. 159 Silver
May Andrew, laborer Pac. Rolling MIU, r. N s Shasta,
bet Michigan and Illinois
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and all kinds -of Windovr Shade
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May Antonio, cigarmaker Denicke Brothers, r. 543!^
Natoma
May Augustus (Keating & May) r. 2031 Mission
May Belle Mrs., instructress Wheeler & Wilson Mauuf .
Co., r. 108 O'Farre'l
May Benjamin, laborer A. Silvestri, r. 307 Broadway
May David, engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 1212 Larkin
May Edward, bookkeeper Livingston & Co., r. 433
Geary
May Edward, peddler, r. 12 Moss
May Elizabeth L., widow, r. 1313 Taylor
May Flower Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.)
Joseph Morizio secretary, 328 Montgomery
May Frank B., bookkeeper J. C. Johnson & Co., r. 110
O'Farrell, rear
May Fulton H., engineer tug Hiawatha, r. 336J§ Val-
lejo
May Girard, clerk 'William J. Newman
May Gustave, plumber, r. 20:!1 Mission
May Ida Miss, actress Adelphi Theater
May James, carriagepainter John H. Goodrich, r. 510
Dupont
May John, solicitor Golden Eaglo Hotel
May Joseph (Livingston & Co.) r. 1023 Powell
May Josephine, widow, r. 768 Harrison
May Louis (May & Bach) r. 722 Franklin
May Lundy Mining Co. (Homer District, Mono Co.,
Cal.) William Grainger secretary, 211 Sansome
May Maggie, domestic 826 O'Farrell
May Patrick, laborer Steiger & Kerr, r. 20 Harrison Av
Mav Paul, cook, r. 81i Montgomery
May Peter, fisherman, r. 6 Bartol, rear
May Pro.sper, liquor dealer, r. 22 Montgomery
May Prosper & Co. (Em. Meyer) importers and deal-
ers French wines, liquors, brandies, etc., 33
Sutter
May Robert, Cigarmakers' Assn., 771 Market
May Samuel, bellman The Baldwin, r. 758 Harrison
May Solomon, driver Golden Gate Laundry, r. 2031
Mission
May T., California Jaegers, 620 Bush
May William, bellman The Baldwin, r. 758 Harrison
May William, painter, r. 361 Eleventh
May William B., r. 1114 Clay
May <!b BiicU (Louis May and Isaac Bach) proptrs
Golden Gate Laundry, Sixteenth, bet Second Av
and Valencia, office 53 Third
Mayan Clemtnte, Spani.'ih Mutual Benev. Soc, 730
Montgomery
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•~ "^-sMaybell John, builder, r. 19 Hollis
Maybell Stephen, lather, r.N s Thirtieth, bet Church
and Dolores
Maybell Susanna, widow, r. 709 Montgomery Av
Maybelle Consolidated Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co.,
Cal.) William J. Taylor secretary, 310 Pine
Mayberry AnuicMiss, seamstress, r. 7ii3 Hyde
Mayberry Edward L., carpenter, r. 522 Capp
Mayberry Hall. 2419 Mission
Mayberry John L., porter County Assessor, r. 122 Ellis
Mayberry John W., builder, r. 2132 Howard
Maybery Charles M., janitor Armory Block, r. 519
Stevenson
Mayblum Moritz, capitalist, r. 1353 Post
Mayborn Mary J. Mrs., assistant Denman Grammar
School, r. Oakland
Maybury Richard, shipwright Middlemas & Boole, r.
310)^ Waller
Mayce Francis, cook, r. Keystone House
Mayer Aaron, butcher Simon Kafka, r. 925}^ Folsoni
Mayer Abraham, bookkeeper Frank & Co., r. 568
Minna
Mayer Albert M. S., cashier William B. Bradbury, r.
117 Taylor
Mayer A. J., r. 8 Moss
Mayer A. S. waiter Thoroughfare Hotel, NE cor Fifth
andBrannan
Mayer August, brewer, r. 409 Pacific
Mayer Bernhard, foreman George Mayer, r. 37 Dor-
land
Mayer Bernhard, teamster Trlest & Co., r. 7 Seventh
Mayer Charles (Cal. Cloak and Suit Manuf. Co.) 521
and .')23 Market, and cloaks and suits, 145 Post, r.
820 Gui rrero
Mayer Charles, cook, r. 119 Jackson
Mayer Charles, oyster and chop houses. Grand Cen-
tral, and Mission Markets, r. 411 Grove
Mayer Charles, poultry, 24 New Metropolitan Market,
r. 721 Broadway
Mayer Charles, seaman, r. 41 Steuart
Mayer Charles Jr., waiter Charles Mayer, r. 411 Grove
Mayer Charles A. T., bookkeeper Charles Mayer, r.
820 Guerrero
Mayer Christian, seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Chester
Mayer Christopher C, cooper S. Lachman k Co., r.
1713 Buchanan
Mayer Fannie Miss, r. 603 Polk
Ma\er Frederick K., receiving clerk new City Hall, r.
13 Washington Av
Mayer George, janitor Bank of California, r. 400 Cal.
Mayer George, laborer Bernard Miller, r. 933 Mission
Mayer George, teamster, 301 California, r. 530 Seven-
teenth
Mayer Gustavus W. Rev., teacher German, Univer-
sity City College, r. 2217 Sixteenth
Mayer Henry, assistant engineer Clay St. Hill RR., r.
1222 Leavenworth
Mayer Henry, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Mayer Henry, clerk Sol. Kohlman, r. 7 Seventh
Mayer Henry, clerk Larkins & Sposito, r. 933 Mission
Mayer Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Geary
and Laguna, r. 1523 Laguua
Mayer Henry, merchant tailor, 109 Sutter, r. 233 Oak
Mayer Henry C, clerk, r. 1114 Sacramento
Jlayer Herman, bookkeeper, r. 722 Franl.lin
Mayer Isadore, with D. Samuels, r. 568 Minna
Mayer Isidor H., office Jackson St. Wharf, r. Nucleus
House
Mayer James, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. NE cor
Second and Brannan
Mayer John (Lehrke & Mayer) r. 18 Taylor
Mayer John, laborer Delmonico Restaurant, r. La-
fayette Lodging House
Mayer John, stevedore, r. 509 Washington
Mayer John, steward, r. 409 Pacific
Mayer John L. (Schu!z & Mayer) r. 933 Mission
Mayer Josepli, orgau builder, 127 Page
Mayer Joseph, tailor, r. 106 Dupont
Mayer Joseph, tinsmith and plumber, 47 Third, r. 907
McAllister
Mayer Joseph E., soliciting agent, r. 10.57 }4 Folsom
Mayer Jules (E. G. Lyons & Co.) r. 606 Eddy
Mayer L. D., carpenter Pacific Mail SS. South Carolina
Mayer Leon, jeweler, r. 1309 Ellis
Mayer Leopold, commission merchant, r. 1430 Ellis
Mayer L. S., traveling salesman Bachman Brothers,
12 Bafery
Mayer Marcus (Galinger i Mayer) r. 528 Turk
Mayer Marcus, clerk Henry W. Severance, r. 7 Seventh
Mayer Marcus B. (Feinberg & Mayer) r. 613 Eddy
Mayer Martin, upholsterer, r. 568 Minna
Mayer Mary, widow, r. 258 Perry
Mayer Mary Miss, r. 2003 Taylor
Mayer Michael, farmer, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Mayer Nathan (Sideman, Lachman & Co.) r. Lick
House
Mayer Paul, r. 608 Sixth
Mayer Peter, janitor Industrial School
Mayer Philip, groceries and liquors, NW cor Eleventh
and Natoma
Mayer Richard, groceries and liquors, SW cor Howard
and Eleventh
Mayer Rudoljjh, shirtmaker, 14 Dupont
Mayer Samson, upholsterer, r. .568 Minna
Mayer Samuel, r. 504 Leavenworth
Mayer Samuel (Mayer & Harfnian) r. 721 Broadway
Mayer Samuel, cigarmaker, r. 462 Clementina
Mayer Samuel D., city agent Commercial Union As-
surance Co., 210 Sansome, r. Palace Hotel
Mayer Simon, ex-Public Administrator, office 636 Clay,
r. 915 Polk
Mayer Wendelln, proptr Pioneer Exchange, 8W
cor California and Montgomery, r. 613 Powell
Mayer William (Jlayer* Dalldorff) r. Oriental Hotel
Mayer William, barber Otto Lempke. r. 129 Fourth
Mayer & Dalldorfl" (William Mayer and Rudolph Dall-
dorff) restaurant, NW cor Market and Druram
Mayer & Hartmau (Samuel Mayer and Samuel Hart-
man) butchers, 6 New Metropolitan Market
Mayer. See Maier, Meier, Meyer, and Myer
Mayerhofer Walter F., clerk Degener & Co., r. 3 Yerba
Bueua
Mayers Alfred, stockbroker, 240 Montgomery, r. 24
Sixth
Mayers Benjamin, salesman J. Samuels, r. 11 Oak
Mayers H. & Co. (Henry Mayers) jewelry, watches
and diamonds, 205 Montgomery
Mayers Harry, cigarmaker, r. 719 Market
Mayers Henry (H. Mayers & Co.) r. Castroville
Mayers John, boots and shoes, 1712 Leavenworth
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ^'•"■"^♦^"SSJiriPil'L'Jl'Sr''^*''*'''"''
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Mayers Joseph J., gluemaker Martin Holje, r. £ s De
Haro, bet Center aud El Dorado
Mayers llary Mrs., furnished rooms, 111 Hayes
Mayers Morris, glazier, 716 Washington, r. 3031 Six-
teenth, bet Valencia and Guerrero
^layers Philip, real-estate agent, r. Ill Hayes
Mayers Rachel Miss, assistant Eighth St. Primary
School, r. 3031 Sixteenth
Mayers Robert, watches, je\s'elry, and Japanese goods,
C21 Market, r. Lombard PI, bet Stockton and
Powell
Mayors Robert W. (Petersen & Mayers) r. Lombard
"pi, bet Stockton and Powell
Mayers Samuel, r. 337 Clementina
Mayers. See Meyers aud Myers
Mayes George, oyster and chop house, 40-42 Cali-
fornia Market, r. 1018 Sutter
Mavfield Abraham, r. 15 Harriet
Maytield C, r. 36 Clay
Mayflo-»ver Silver Mining^ Co. (Lincoln Co.,
Nev.) J. W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine, room 17
Mayhe-v*', Earnest & Co. (H. Allen Mayhew and
J. T. Earnest) grainbrokers, and commission mer-
chants, 302 Davis, rooms 3 and 4
Mayhew Enoch C, solicitor, r. 126 Sixth
Mayhew H.Allen (Mayhew, Earnest & Co.) r. Oakland
Mayhew Hebron B. (Mayhew &. Taggard) r. 1024 Mis-
sion
Mayhew Henry H. (Coffin & Mayhew) 686 Twentieth
Mayhew John H., shipping clerk Pope & Talbot, r. 18
Guy PI
Mayhew Kate Miss, actress Baldwin Theater, r. 207 J5
Taylor
Mayhew William, longshoreman Menzies, Bingham
&Co.
Mayhew William B., clerk Athearn & Co., r. W s
Church, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Maylie'^v 'William E., drugs and medicines, 144
Fourth, r. 202 Fourth
MaybeW Si ta.gga.rA (Hebron B. Mayhew and
James A. Tagyard) Internal Revenue and Custom
House brokers, 417 Washington
Maylaud Edward, laborer Peter Cook, r. SE cor Mar-
ket and Steuart
Mayle Charles, laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.,
r. 11 >4 Garden
Maylone George W., mining, r. 502 Mason
M.iynard Abraham, caudymaker, r. 9 Leavenworth
Maynard Addison H., painter Frost k Richards, r. 113
Geary
Maynard Benjamin G., r. 839 O'Farrell
Maj-nard Duncan D., St. Andrew's Soc, 232 Sutter
Maynard Ernest, shoemaker, r. 106 Washington
Maynard George F. Mrs., widow, r. 642 Folsom
Maynard George H., salesman Joseph Bassett, r.
Prescott House
Maynard Harry, gymnasium, 232 Sutter, r. 250 Sutter
Maynard Henry G., miner, r. 720 Bush
Maynard James B., clerk general freight oflSce Cen-
tral Pac. RR., r. 1417 Bush
Maynard Jolin C, insurance commissioner State
of California, office 401 California, room 6, r. San
Mateo
Maynard John H., capitalist, office 315 California, r.
744 Ellis
Maynard Lucius S., carpenter, r. 235 Perry
Maynard M. E. Mrs, widow, r. 839 O'Farrell
Maynard Robert P., civil engineer, r. 839 O'Farrell
Maynard's Building, NW cor California and Battery
Mayni? CHarles, capitalist, r. Palace Hotel
Mayne Henry J., ship carpenter, r. 546 Folsom
Mayne James B., seaman, r. 117 Drnmm
Mayne Peter, janitor Industrial School
Mayne. See Main
Mayner W.,molder Risdon I. aud L.Works
Maynes Mary A., widow, furnished rooms, 423 Na-
toma
Mayntzer Joseph, butcher, r. 817 Vallejo, rear
Mayo Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 710 Folsom
Mayo Charles, pilot, office 9 U. S. Court Building, r.
1111 Montgomery
Mayo Clara E. Hiss, medium, r. 327 O'Farrell
Mayo Helen M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 615 Post
Mayo James, waiter Palace Hotel
Mayo John, liquor dealer, r. NW cor Twentieth and
Shotwell
Mayo Leander, whitener, 18 Post, r. 1130 Pacific
Mayo Nathaniel C, street contractor, r. 327 O'Farrell
Mayo William, longshoreman Menzies, Bingham &
Co., r. 713 Front
Mayor San Francisco, office new City Hall,
first floor
Mayow Ernest, foundryman, r. 19 Folsom Av
Mayow Robert, shoemaker 8. W. Levy, r. 19 Folsom
Av
Mnyrhofer Peter, groceries and liquors, 613 Brannan
Majrisch Adolph (Mayrisch Brothers k Co.) r. Ala-
meda
Mayrisch BrotUers & Co. (Adolph, Gustave,
and Rudolph Mayrisch) manufs cigars, and im-
porters manufactured and leaf tobacco, 405 Bat-
tery, cor Clay
Mayrisch C. H., Cigarmaters' Assn, 711 Market
Miiyriech Gustave (Mayrisch Brothers & Co.) r. Ala-
meda
Mayrisch Otto, ligarmuker, 213 Montgomery Av., r.
900 H Filbert
Mayrisch Otto Jr., selector Mayrisch Brothers & Co.
. r. 900,"^ Filbert
Mayrisch Rudolph (Mayrisch Brothers & Co.) r. 914
Greenwich
Mays William H., physician, office and r. 618 Sutter
Maysenhalter Frederick, tanner, r. 522 }«5 Shotwell,
rear
Mayson Alonzo, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Mayson Joseph M., stockbroker, 314 Pine, r. 16 Geary
MayvlUe Frank, carpenter, r. K, nr Twenty-first Av,
Souths. F.
Maywald William (Nevada Co.) r. 2422 Fillmore
Mazar George, restaurant, 11 Eddy
Maze John M., cook steamer Julia, Washington St.
Wharf
Mazean Honora Mrs., operator Standard Shirt Fac-
tory, r. 33 Evert tt
Mazeas Frank, r. 1124 Stockton
Mazen Hans, master mariner, r. 5 Newell
Mazene Felix, seaman schr Ida Jane, Larue's Wharf
Mazza Antonio, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Mazzanovich J., scenic artist Bella Union Theater
Mazzera Luigi, laborer, r. 607 Union
Mazzi Francisco (Fanciola & Mazzi) r. 1205 Stockton
Mazzi Philip (V. Pedrotta & Co.) r. SE cor Larkln and
Bush
Mazzini Achille, longshoreman, r. 9 Sonora PI
Mazzini Juan B., carpenter, r. 21 Lafayette -^^
Mazzini Louis, tinsmith, r. 2635 Post
McAdam Alexander J., shipwright John Hammond,
r. 354 Grove
McAdam Edward, foreman E. Grisar & Co., r. W s
Church, bet Twenty-third and 'Twenty-fourth
Mc.\dam Lizzie, domestic 1605 Tyler
Mc.\dam Vincent, ship carpenter, r. 354 Grove
McAdams Annie, widow, r. S s Army, bet Sanchez
and Noe
McAdams Daniel, Stone Cutters' Pro. Assn, 818 How.
McAdams Edward, printer, r. 139 Clara, rear
McAdams James, helper Cal. Boiler Works
McAdams John, boilermaker Pacific Mail SS. Co., r.
Faith, bet California Av and Brewster, B. H.
McAdams Patrick, bricklayer, r. 725 Brannan
McAdoo John, helper boilermaker Pacific Mail SS.Co.,
r. 2715 Mission
McAdoo John W., waiter U. S. Restaurant, r. 1506
Leavenworth
McAdoo Matthew, coachman, r. 441 Clementina
McAfee Boiler AVorks, McAfee, Wheeler & Co.
proptrs, offioe and works, 210 — 214 Spear
McAfee Brothers (C. William and Louis 0.) real-
estate, 202 Sansome. room 3
McAfee C. William (McAfee Brothers) r. 1506 Taylor
McAfee Edwin E., clerk banking dept Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. 1506 Taylor
McAfee John, mining, r. 711 Treat Av
McAfee Louis C. (McAfee Brothers) and swamp land
engineer, 202 Sansome, room 3, r. 1021 Larkin
McAfee Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. White
House Hotel, Potrero
McAfee Thomas C, clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. 1.500 Taylor
McAfee, AVIieeler & Co. (Willinm McAfee,
Samuel H. Wheeler, and Jame.s Hamilton; proptrs
McAfee Boiler Works, office and works 210 — 214
Spear
McAfee William (McAfee, Wheeler k Co.) r. 711
Treat Av
McAfee William Jr.. machinist, r. 711 Treat Av
McAfee William H., machine hand Abraham Wald-
stein, r. 13 Garden
McAfee. See McFee and McPhee
McAleer Alice, widow, r. 425 Shipley
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McAleer Andrew, bookkeeper Larzelere & 'Witham, r.
8W cor Haight and Webster
McAleer Charles, parcel clerk Keane Brothers, r. Bubs
House
McAleer Edward C, collector Hutchinson & Mann. r.
921 Powell
McAleer Frank, foreman boilershop Harvey W. Rice,
r. 155}^ Shipley
McAleer Frank, taunery, NE cor Hampshire and Ser-
pentine Av, r. 1218 Hampshire
McAleer John. r. SW cor Haight and Webster
McAlester Albert, bookkeeper John Smith, r. 1414
Clay •
McAlester William F. (Madison, Burke & Co.) r. San
Rafael
McAlister Alfred J., upholsterer, r. 210 Austin
McAlister Benjamin B., engineer Southern Pac.
RR. , r. 1937 Stevenson
McAlister Charles J., superintendent West Coast Fur-
niture Co., r. a04 Third
McAlister Edward, clerk West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 304 Third
McAlister Robert E., assistant superintendent West
Coast Furniture Co., r. 1008 Bush
McAlister Thomas, upholsterer, NWcor Leavenworth
and Sutter, r. 210 Austin
McAllep John W., captain stmr Empire, r. 1121 Ellis
Mc.\llep William I., captain scLr Trustee, office 44
Market, r. W s Castro, nr Fifteenth
McAUcy Charles, r. 42 Louisa
McAllister A. A. Rev., chaplain U. S. Navy, r. 574
Folsom
McAllister George W., printer Morning Call, r. 1723
Leavenworth
McAllister G. Watson, office 121 Montgomery
McAllister Hall (McAllister & Bergiu) r. 517 Mason
McAllister James, clerk The Pekiu Tea Co., r. 322 Ji
Lily Ky
McAllister J. H., r. 308 Leavenworth
McAllister John, hostler La Grande Laundry, r. 1C44
Mission
McAllister John, .seaman, r. 26 Steuart
McAllister Mary, widow, r. 42 Jessie
McAllister Thomas, r. 132 Fourth
McAllister W., miner, r. (>36 Commercial |
McAllister William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, and \
boarding and lodging, N s Shasta, bet Louisiana
and Maryland '
McAllister William B., dentist, 702 Market, r. 2628 '
Sacramento i
McAllihter William F., physician and quarantine ofa-
cer, 502 Battery, r. The Baldwin |
McAllister William H., manufacturers' agent, 206 i
Front, room 4, r. Oakland • ■
McAllister & Ber^n (Hall McAllister and
Thumas I. Bergin) attorneys at law, 38 and 39
Nevada Block
McAllister. See McAlester, McAlister and McCal-
lister
McAlIyne James, smelter Selby Smelting and Lead
Works
McAloon Daniel, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Cas-
sius Hotel
McAlpin Alexander C, chemist, r. Tl'i^H Natoma
McAlpin Arthur B., agent, r. 1513 J« Market
McAlpin Charles A., painter, r. 1514 Pacific Av j
McAlpin Emilia, dressmaker, r. 839 Broadway I
McAlpin Margaret, widow, r. 908 Lombard
McAlpin Victoria, dressmaker, r. 839 Broadway '
McAlpine Jo.seph, civil engineer, r. 35 Eleventh
McAnally Ann, widow, r. 12 Bryant Av
McAnally James, driver Omnibus RR., r. 217 Tehama I
McAnally John, steward, r. 8 Harrison Av
McAnally Joseph, laborer, r. 12 Bryant Av |
McAnally. See McNally |
McAnanny Barney, driver Empire Coal Mine * RB.,
r. 131 Harrison
McAndrew Thomas, molder, r. 31 Perry
Mc Andrews John, expressman, cor Davis and Broad-
way, r. 9 Midway
McAneny George B., mining, 62 Nevada Block, r.
Grand Hotel
McAneny James, driver, r. 9 Pacific
McAnespic John, laborer, r. 8W cor Fillmore and
Plxley
McAnesple Mary, domestic 2028 Bush
McAnney Bernard W., chief engineer Pacific MailSS.
City of New York, r. 41 f> Van Ness Av
McAnney Peter, laborer, r. E s Nebraska, bet T>*enty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
McAran Patrick (McAran & Co.) r. 1326 Mission
i McAran Patrick, driver James Tomkinson, r. 61
Minna
: McAraii & Co. (Patrick McAran) wholesale wises
i and liquors. 540 Market
\ McAran. See Mc.^rron, and McCarron
j McAravy Ellen J. Miss, dressmaker, r. N s Union, bet
' Sansonie and Montgomery
i McAr»vy John, bootmaker, r. N s Union, bet San-
some and Montgomery
i McArce Owen, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 254}j
Clara
McAjfjieArthur, laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 18
I Tehama
McArdle Bernard, serviceman 8. F. G.as Light Co.,
r. 656 Minna, rear
! McArdle Edward A., photographer I. W. Taber & Co.,
8 Montgomery '
McArdle Henry, laborer Columbia Foundry, r. 2907
I Poet
McArdle Henry, livery stable, 610 Howard
1 McArdle James, sexton St. Joseph's Church, r. 1326
I Folsom
: McArdle James E., liquor saloon, 527 Washington, r.
7 Hopeton Terrace
; McArdle John, chief engineer 8S. San Vicente, r.
E s Washington Av, bet Twenty-seventh and j
Twenty-eighth
McArdle John J., porter S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,r.
1604 Pacific Av
McArdle Kate Mrs., varieties, 1604 Pacific Av
McArdle Lawrence, lab»ier S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1& [
Tehama
I McArdle Maria, widow, r. 24 Silver
McArdle Mary J. Miss, r. 24 Silver
McArdle Owen, bartender Peter McArdle, r. 777
Market
McArdle Patrick, bartender John F. Carroll, r. 514
Jessie
McArdle Peter, assistant engineer S8. Hiunboldt,
Jackson St. Wharf
McArdle Peter, liquor saloon, SE cor Market and
Fourth, r. 014 Jessie
■ McArdle Simon, stat,ionery, Palace Hotel, r. 510
I Stockton
I McArdle Thomas, painter F. A. Hovey, r. 656 Minna
McArdle Thomas, stevedore, r. 403 Main
! McArdle Thomas J., seaman, r. 403 Main
' McArdle. See McCardle
I McArron Charles (McArrou & Sophey) r. 820 Folsom
McArron Lauchlin, Ship Calkers' Assu, Barra's Hall
1 McArron h Sophey (Charles Mc.\rron and Joseph
Sophey) carriage factory, 820 and 822 Folsom
' Mc.\rrou. " See Mc-iran, end McCarron
McArthur , cook, r. 30 Clay
McArthur Alexander, r. 815 Stockton
McArthur John A., freight clerk Pacific Mail S8. City
of Panama, r. 332 Braunan
McArthur Kate Miss, teacher, r. 229 Sixth
McArthur William E., deputy County Clerk, r. 137
Montgomery
McArthur. See McCarter
McAsey Charles, messman Pacific Mall SB. City of
Panama
McA8(y David J. (Burke .<: M>Asey) r. 337 Bryant
McAskill John, carriagesmith and hyrseshoer, 324
Fifth
McAtee Sarah, domestic 1730 Jackson
McAtee Patrick, contractor, r. 1722 Mission
McAtee. See Macatee
McAuley Farrell, laborer, r. 252 Perry
McAuley Horace, salesman, r. 10:i2 Market
McAuley Thomas, cocoanut fibre manuf, W h Ten-
nessee, bet Nevada and Sierra, r. W s Michigan,
bet Sierra and Shasta
McAuley. See Macaulay, Macauley and McCauley
McAulifTe Charles, porter James R. Kelly & Co., r.
106 Seventh
McAulifle Charles, seaman, r. 314 Main, rear
McAulifle Cornelius, laborer, r 511 H Minna
McAulifle Cornelius, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 1
Steve loe PI
McAuliffe Daniel, groceries and liquors, NW cor Ala-
bama and Twenty-second
McAulifl'e Daniel, tanner, r. 1234 Hampshire
McAulifle Dennis, currier John Fitzgerald, r. 1234
Hampshire
McAuliiTe Edward, jjaijerruler J. 8. Phillips h Co.
McAuliffe Eugene, lamplighter 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
SE cor Hampshire and Twentieth
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106 Seventh
McAuliffe Florence T. (McAullffe & Gard) r. 106 Sev-
enth ^^k
McAuliffe Hannah Miss, dre3l|Pl)£er, r. io'J Minna
McAulififo James, r. 107 Minna
McAuliffe James, printer, r. 38 Dorland
McAuliffe James, tanner, r. 127 Twenty-fourth
McAuliffe James J., tanner, r. Twenty-fourth, bet
Harrison and Bryant Av
Mc.Vuliffe John, r. lt)7 Minnu
McAuliffe John J., laborer, r. E s Hampshire, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
McAuliffe Joseph, r. 167 Minna
McAuliffe Kate, domestic 112 Jones
McAuliffe Margaret, widow, r. 4 Salmon
McAuliffe Margaret, widow, r. 17 Stanford
McAuliffe Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 4 Salmon
McAuliffe Mary Mrs., jauitress Columbia St. Primary
School , r. SE cor Hampshire and Twontieth
McAuliffe Michael A.(AIcAuUffe k Co.)r. 132 Sixth
McAuliffe Patrick, painter, r. 107 Minna
j McAuliffe Patrick, plasterer, r. 118 Gilbert
I McAuliffe Timotliy, carpenter, r. 167 Minna
McAuliffe Timothy, peddler, r. E s Church, nr Twen-
ty-first
McAuliffe .t Co. (Michael A. McAuliffe) proptrs Na-
tional Oil Store, 140 Sixth, nud National Tea
Store, 144 Sixth
McAuliffe & Gai-d (Florence T. McAuliffe and Jacob
Gard) coffiu manufs, 516 Eighth
McAvey Daniel, lather, r. 31.5 Biyant, rear
McAvey Dennis, plasterer, r. 315 Bryant, rear
McAvity Amelia B., widow, r. 420 J^j Fell
McAvity Bessie Miss, saleswoman Julian Fairwcath-
er, r. 436}^ Fell
McAvoy Alice, widow, r. 11 Hunt
McAvoy David, hostler Dashaway Stables, r. 108 Wil-
liam, rear
McAvoy Edward, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 330 Val-
leio
McAvoy F., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
McAvoy John, house painter, r. 614 ?4 Minna
McAvoy John, laborei, r. 46 Jessie
McAvoy John, storekeeper Oregon SS. George W. El-
der, Folsom St. Wharf
McAvoy Margaret, widow, r. 639 Tyler
McAvoy Michael, Stonecutters' Pro. Assn, 818 Howard
McAvoy Michael, teamster Cal. Cracker Co. r. 329
Vallejo
McAvoy Peter, engineer Occidental Hotel, r. 1611
Leavenworth
McAvoy Virgil, signpainter M. J. & J. J. Donovan,
r. 6145i Minna
McAvoy. See McEvoy
McBain C. Bruce, baggagemaster Southern Pac. KR.,
r. 307 Fourth
McBeiin James, shlpcarpenter, r. 25 Gilbert
McBean Peter McG. (Gladding, McBean & Co.) r. 501
Geary
McBeth Samuel, vegetable peddler, r. 923 Market,
rear
McBey Charles, doorkeeper Theater Comique, r. 8
Brenham PI
McBowen Samuel, currier Maurice Hennessy, r. 1818
Stockton
McBoyle A. & Co. (Alexander McBoyle) druggists and
chemists, 504 Washington
McBoyle Alexander (A. McBoyle & Co.) r. 81.5 Tyler
McBoyle George J., salesman George Loomis, r. 814
California
McBoyle Joseph, clerk Wilson & Hutchinson, r. 814
California
McBoyle Michael, heater Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
McBoyle. See Boylo
McBreen John, baker, r. 507 Mission
McBriarty Edward, morocco finisher Bloch & David-
son, r. .52-2 Eighth
McBriarty James, laborer, r. 229 Clara
McBriarty Patrick, laborer, r. Ill Dore
McBrlde Annie Mrs., keeper linen room Lick House
McBride Dennis (McBride & Cluin) r. 12 Sherman
McBride Dennis, laborer, r. 4 Boston PI
McBride Edward, teamster, r. 48 Silver
McBride Edward Jr., carrier Evening Bulletin, r. 48
Silver
McBride Francis, longshoreman, r. 538 Howard
McBride George W., merchant, r. 1.30 Tyler
McBride Henry E3., attorney at law, 507 Mont-
gomery, rooms 1 and 2, r. 195 Hyde
McBride Hugh, mining, r. 801 Stockton
McBride J., laborer, r. 36 First
McBride James, boilermaker, r. NW cor Twenty-
fifth and Bryant
McBride James, tinroofer Conlin & Roberts, r. 716
Tehama
McBride James H., physician, office and r. 124 Tyler
McBridi^ John, engineer Pac. Iron Works, r. NW cor
Bryant and Twenty-fiith
McBiide Katie, domestic 1003 Lombard
McBride Katie Miss, milliner, r. NW cor Bryant and
Twenty-fifth
McBride Martha, widow, r. 716 Tehama
McBride Owen, engineer, r. 43 Tehama
McBride Patrick, carrier Morning Call, r. 26 Perry,
rear
McBi'ide Patrick, stevedore Chase & Wolff
McBride Kobert B., merchant, r. 415 Eddy
McBride Thomas, laborer, r. 17 Downey, rear
McBride Thomas, seaman, r. 48 Silver
McBride William, paperhanger and whitener, r. 224
Eighth
McBride William, waiter stmr Julia, Washington St.
Wharf
McBride «& Cluin (Dennis McBride and Edward
F. Cluin) produce commission, 117 Drumm
McBumey J., r. American Exchange Hotel
M Burnie John, sbipcarpenter, r. 5 Washington
McBurnie William, carpenter, r. 541 Fourth
McGal)e Bernard, groceries and liquors, 20 Anthony
McCabe Bernanl, laborer, r. 81 Natoma
McCabe Cecilia Mrs., r. 545 Mission
McCabe Dennis, teamster A. E. Buckman, r. NE cor
Church and Dorland
McCabe Elizabeth Miss, r. 116 Jones
McCabe Ellen, domestic 26 }< Kearny
McCabe Eugene C, first assistant engineer Pacific
Mail SS. South Caroliua
McCabe Hugh, furniture, 128 Fourth
McCabe Hugh, salesman Owen McCabe, r. Hhi Mason
McCabe J., longshoreman, r. 270 First
McCabe James, r. 712 Guerrero
McCabe James, attorney at law, 640 Clay
McCabe James, fireman Palace Hotel, r. 114 Natoma
McCabe James, laborer, r. 1152 Folsom
McCabe James, packer C. C. Burr & Co., r. 754 Folsom
McCabe James P., laborer A. E. Buckman, r. NE cor
Church and Dorland
McCabe James W., bookkeeper, r. 65 Minna
McCabe John, blindmaker Spear St. Mills, r. 160 Ship-
ley
McCabe .lohn, carrier Examiner
McCabe John, laborer, r. 60 First
McCabe John, linetender stmr Ceres, Jackson St.
Wharf
McCabe John, molder, and extramau Hose No. 7, S.
F. F. D., r. W s Tennessee, bet Mariposa aud So-
lano
McCabe John H.. theatrical agent, 235 Kearny
MaCabe John M., cooper, 114 Oregon, r. 40 Com.
McCabe John P., clerk H. B. Slaven, r. W s Tennes-
see, bet Solano and Mariposa
McCabe Julia, domestic 1002 Van Ness Av
McCabe Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 506 Bryant
McCabe M. A. Mrs., widow,r. N s Point Lobos Av, nr
Eighteenth Av
McCabe Maggie Miss, shoefitter Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 411 Oak
McCabe Margaret, domestic, r.411 Oak
McCabe Margaret Miss, seamstress, r. 1141 Harrison
McCabe Mary, widow, r. 1141 Harrison
McCabe Mary Miss, r. 116 Jones
McCabe Mary Mrs., dressmaker, 4.53!^ Tehama
McCabe Mary Ann, widow, r. 722 Brannan
McCabe Michael, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
McCabe Michael, porter Occidental Hotel, r. 45354
Tehama
McCabe Morris, teamster, r. 310 Folsom, rear
McCabe Owen, feather warerooms, and mattress and
pillow manufactory, 921 Market, r. 16 Washington
Av
McCabe Peter, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r. 521
Howard
McCabe Peter, deckhand stear Harriet, Jackson St.
Wharf
McCabe Peter, laundryman S. F. Laundry. NW cop
Turk and Fillmore
McCabe Richard J., teacher music, r. 1220 Kearny
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McCabe Sarah, domestic 1232 Post
McCabe Terrence, laborer, r. SW cor Dolores and
Seventeenth
McCabe Thomas, carpenter, r. Aztec, nr California
Av, B. H.
McCabe William, compositor S. F. Chronicle, r, 417
Pine
McCabe Winuifred Mrs., janitress Potrero School, r.
W g Tennessee, b<.t Mariposa and Solano
McCabe. See MacCabe
McCafferty Dominick, r. 1628 Broadway
McCafferty Hugh, miner, r. Ci Church Lane
McCafferty John W., clerk Havens & Co., r. 213 Eddy
McCafferty Neil, horsedealer, 1615 Market, r. Market,
bet Sixth and Seventh
McCafferty Neil, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
McCafferty William, clerk Dennis Geary, r. 249 Fre-
mont
McCafferty William, proptr Hambletonian Liv-
ery and Sale Stables, 2417 Mission
McCaffery Annie Miss, dressmaker, 409 Fell
McCaffery Bridget, widow, r. 66 Minna
McCaffery Edward, laborer, r. 12 Gilbert, rear
McCaffery John, seaman ship Belvidere
McCaffery Matthew, mining, r. 127 Fair Oaks
McCaffery Patrick, cook, r. 253 Jessie
McCaffery Rosanna, r. 66 Minna
McCaffery Terrence. bartender James H. Murphy,
r. 1G3 Tehama
McCaffrey Hugh, policeman City Hall, r. 5 Moulton PI
McCaffrey James, horseshoer N. B. and Mission RR..
r. 209J^ Clara
McCaffrey John, liquor saloon, 248 Beale
McCaffiey M. Mrs., furnished rooms. 433 )<; Grove
McCaffrey Marj' Miss, fancy goods, 89 Ninth
McCaffrey Michael, cook Donley & Jaques, r. 636 Com-
mercial
McCaffrey Michael, produce, 104 Clay, r. 433 J6 Grove
McCaffrey Patrick H., hostler Patrick Canavan, r.
1125 Howard
McCaffrey Thomas J., hostler, r. 43 Rltch
McCahey John, laborer Granfleld & Hynes, r. 1330
Washington
McCahill Michael, seaman Pacific Mail 8S. Victoria,
r. 54 Sacramento
McCall Andrew R., route agent U. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. Russ House
McCuU John, shipcarpentec, r. 957 Market
McCall John, laborer Spring Valley Water Works
McCall .lugepli G., general agent New York,
Lake Erie and Western RIl., 8 New Montgomery
McCall Mary, domestic N s (731) Sixteenth. bet Shot-
well and Folsom
McCall Robert, painter, r. Keystone House
McCall Samuel, bookkeeper Morris & Kennedy, r. 311
Stockton
McCall Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Q^.
McCall William, bricklayer, r. 215 Tyler
McCall William J., butcher, r. 935 Folsom
MoCall. See McCaull
McCiiUa W. H., brakeraan Southern Pac. RR.
McCalley J., r. 36 Clay
McCallister Henry C, barber, r. 434^ Twenty-second
McCallum Charles, first ofllcer SS. Salinas, Broad-
way Wharf
McCallum George, printer, r. 503 J< Linden Av
McCallum Hugh, carpenter Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W 8
Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada, rear
McCallum ThomaK, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
McCalvy John J., farmer, r. 330 Spear
McCamant Lewis, upholsterer, r. 31 Lafayette
McCambridge Andrew, patternmaker Union Iron
Works, r. 930 T>?entieth
McCandless Thomas McC, fruit dealer, r. 194 Six-
teenth
iVIcCane George, clerk, r. 410 Hyde
McCann Alice, widow, r. 1425 Hyde
McCann Ann. widow, proprietress Mechanics' Home,
103 First
McCann Arthur, drayman Cahen Brothers & Co., r. N
8 Porter, nr Iplais Creek
McCann Bernard, carpenter, r. 2173<i Eighth, rear
McCann Bernard, longshoreman, r. 37 >4 Louisa
McCann Bridget, widow, r. California Av, bet Isabel
and Figaro, B. H.
McCann Catherine Miss, tailoresR, r. 2307 Polk
McCann Charles F., drayman I. Landsberger & Co., r.
2307 P.)lk
McCann Dennis, hostler James P. Ferguson, r. 814
Mission
McCanu Edward, piledriver R. W. McCann, r. 440
Clementina
McCanu Eugene Jr., carpenter, r. 217}^ Eighth, rear
McCann Fannie, widow, r. 2307 Polk
McCann Frank, r. 123)|pii|arket
McCann Frank, engineer, r. S b Point Lobos Av, bet
Wood and Collins ,
McCann Frank, trackman Central RR., r. 445 Clem.
McCanu Frederick, engineer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r.
705 Mifision
McCann Harry, seaman, t. 21 Howard
McCann James, carpenter, r. 75 West Mission
McCann James, dyer Cal. Silk Manuf. Co., r. cor
Eleventh Av and O, South S. F.
McCann James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s Illi-
nois, bet Napa and Butte
McCann James, laborer, r. 28 First
McCann James J., clerk J. F. Sullivan, r. 716 Lagnna
McCann John, axle-greasemaker Lambert & Greene,
r. Twenty-eighth, bet Bryant and York
McCana John, boxmakerHobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r.W
s Iowa, bet Yolo and Yuba
McCann John, contractor, r. NE cor Duncan and
Sanchez
McCann John, fireman SS. Los Angeles, Broadway
Wharf
McCann John, laborer, r. 9 Cushman PI
McCann John, laborer, r. 320 Treat .\v
McCann John, laborer Edward O'Neill, r. 1313 O'Far-
rell
McCann John, laborer, r. W s Boyce, N of Point Lo-
bos Av
McCann John, liquor saloon, 216 Eighth
McCann John H., clerk James R. Kelly & Co., r. 322
Lombard
McCann John T., miirblecutter Patrick Carroll, r. S s
Waller, bet Webster and Buchaiian
McCann Joseph R.. marblepolisher, r. S a Waller, bet
Webster and Buchanan
McCann Julia, widow, r. 171 Minna
McCann Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 64 Minna
McCanu Kate Mrs., r. 25^ Sixth
McCann L., blacksmith helper Risdon I. and L.
Works
McCann M.. laborer Sea AVall
McCann Maggie Miss, teacher, r. 1110 Harrison
McCann Margaret, domestic SW cor Howard and
Twentieth
McCann Margaret Miss, r. NWcor Filbert and Taylor
McCanu Maria, widow, bakery. 143 Third
McCann Mary, widow, r. 314 M Ivy Av
McCanu Michael, commission merchant, r. 320 Treat
McCann Nellie Miss, shoefltter Kast & Co., r. 705 ms-
sion
McCann Nicholas, plumber and gasfitter, 716 Laguna
McCann Owen, r. Lake House, S s Ocean House Road
McCann Own. stevedore, r. 12 M<-L(a Court
McCann Patrick, collector Howe Sewing Machine Co.,
r. 2720 Folsom
McCann Patrick, drayman J. F. & J. B. Murray, r. 641
Second
McCann Patrick, laborer, r. 306 Fremont
McCann Patrick, longshoreman, r. SW cor Beale and
Bryant
McCann Peter, with E. & H. Moflfptt, r. 1070 Bryant
McCann P. C, carpenter, r. 317 Bush ■
McCann Peter, carpenter, r. 7 Bowie Av - — ~
McCann Peter, longshoreman, r, 232 Folsom
McCann Peter, shipcalker. r. 26 Hampton PI
McCann Peter, wholesale butcher, r. 1070 Bryant
McCann Rebecca Miss, fusemaker Cal. Fuse Works
McCann Ricliard, contractor and builder, r- 7
Bowie Av
McCann Robert W., piledriver and wharf builder, 718
Kearny, r. 440 Clementina
McCanu Samuel, r. 101 Prospect PI
McCann Sarah, widow, m-rse. r. 9 Cushman PI
McCann Thomas, bookkeeper, r. 118 Page
McCann Thomas, clerk, and extraman Hook and Lad-
der No. 2, S. F. F. D., r. 627 Broadway
McCann Thomas H., speculator, r. 322 Lombard
McCann Thomas J., messenger Merchants' Exchange
Assn
McCann William, bookkeeper John Rogers & Sons, r.
130 Tenth
MoCann William, withS. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. Oakland
McCann William, cignrdealer, 718 Kearny, r. 440 Clem.
McCann. See MacCann
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McCanna Mary, domestic 812 California
McCurdlf P.. shoemaker P. Tracy, r. 717 Sansome
McCurdle William J., carpenter, r. 1407 Mason
McCarl Samut-l F., stevidore, r. 12 Wasbiugtou Av
McCarney Annie, domtstic 1208 Geary
McCamey John, hackman, r. 831 Eighteenth
McCarney Neil, shoemaker Marks & Berliner, r. 2C8
Minna
McCarriik Frank, butcher, r. IfiOoJj Broderlck
McCarrick John, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, r.
1005>ii Broderick
McCarron James, seaman, r. 422 Diumm
McCarron John, blacksmith, 526 Fourth
McCarrron Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 41
Clarence PI
McCarron Richard, seaman Pai-itic Mail SS. Oranada
McCarron Stephen, teamster Joseph Newbauer, r. 41
Clarence PI
McCarry Robert, stevedore, r. S s Union, bet Battery
and Sansome
McCarter D., railroadman, r. 321 Pacific
McCarter William, carpenter, r. 321 Tehama
McCarter. See McArthur
McCarthy Andrew, laborer ammonia works, S. F. Gas
Light Co., r. 329 Jessie
McCarthy Ann, widow, r. 408 Beale
McCarthy Annie Mise, teacher languageB. r. 1318
Mason
McCarthy Annie, domestic 1508 Pine
McCarthy Bartholomew, milk ranch, W s Utah, nr El
I)orado
McCarthy Bridget, chaml)erniaid Cosmopolitan Hotel
McCarthy- Brothers (Edward W. and John) coffee
and spice mills, 417 and 419 Sacramento
McCarthy C, laborer Spring Valley Water Works, r.
752 Bryant
McCarthy C. Mrs., lodgings, 286 Stevenson
McCarthy Callahan, delivery clerk C. J. Hawley 4 Co.,
r. 325 Folsom
McCarthy Catherine, widow, r. 16 Natoma
McCarthy C. E. Mrs., r. .508 Eddy
McCarthy Charles, r. 2213 Polk
McCarthy Charles, boatman, r. 214 Chestnut
M<jCarthy Charles, boottreer Porter, Oppenhelmer,
Slessinger S: Co., r. 520 Stevenson
McCarthy Charles, hostler Hcaly & Fagen, r. 670 Clem.
McCarthy Charles, laborer, r. 108 Langion. rear
McCarthy Charles, laborer, r. .521 Howard
McCarthy Charles, laborer, r. 604 Minna
McCarthy Charlep, laborer, r. 1122J4 Larkin
McCarthy Charle.s, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NE
cor Sixteenth and DeHaro
McCanhy Charles, quartermaster O. k O. SS. Belgic
McCarthy Charles, sewerbuilder, r. 1134 3<i Folsom
McCarthy Charles Jr., cigars and tobacco, 1128 Fol-
som, r. 1134)^ Folsom
McCarthy Charles D., groceries arid liquors,
SW cor Howard and Harriet, r. 1021 Howard
McCarthy Charles D., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
Alameda
McCarthy Charles J., joumalis-t, r. 1218 Jones
McCarthy Charles P., plumber and gasfitter, 1217
Fillmore
McCarthy Cornelius, horseshoer. r. 625 Davis
McCarthy Cornelius, laborer, r. N s Scott, bet Clay and
Sacramento
McCarthy Cornelius, laborer Golden Gate Park
McCarthy Cornelius, laborer H. F. Williams, r. W g
Kentucky, bet Fourth and Merrimac
McCarthy Cornelius, marble polisher, r. G06 Minna
McCarthy Cornelius, real-estate, r. 36 Rausch
McCarthy Cornelius, salesman O'Neill, Kennedy &
Stuart, r. cor Twenty-second and Sanchez
McCarthy Cornelius, tanner, E s Dolores, nr Four-
teenth, r. 28 Garden
McCarthy Cornelius J., painter John J. Cooney, r. 148
Tehama
McCarth.v D., roofer, r. 7 Second Av
McCarthy D.. seaman Pacific Coast SS. Senator
McCarthy D., Ship Calkers' Abhti, Barra's Hall
McCarthy Daniel, baker Crystal Dining Rooms, 719
Market
McCarthy Daniel, boots and shoes, 312 Sixth
McCarthy Daniel, r. 234 O'Farrell
McCarthy Daniel, clerk, r. 242 Jeshie
McCarthy Daniel, compositor A. L. Bancroft b Co., r.
607 Stevenson
McCarthy Daniel, laborer, r. 20 h Folsom Av
McCarthy Daniel, laborer, r. Broadway Hotel
McCarthy Daniel, laborer, r. NE cor Cal. and Hyde
McCarthy Daniel, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W b
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
McCarthy Daniel, laborer Sea Wall
McCarthy Daniel, livery stable, 797 Mission, r. Oak-
land
McCarthy Daniel, nurse U. S. Marln<^ Hospital I
McCarthy Dauiel, real-estate, r. 1 O'Farrell Alley
McCarthy Daniel, seaman, r. 20 Steuart
McCarthy Daniel, tanner Cornelius McCarthy, r. 529
Valencia
McCarthy Daniel, teamster Renton Coal Co., r. 2
Dodge
McCarthy Daniel J., baker J. H. C. Bellmer, r. E 8
Valencia, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
McCarthy Daniel J., cook, r. 242 Jessie
McCarthy David, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Florida and Butte
McCarthy David, laborer freight dept Central Pac.
RR.
McCarthy David, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
McCarthy Dennis, r. 16 Natoma
McCarthy Dennis, grainer, r. 23 Rausch
McCarthy Dennis, laborer, r. 28 De Boom
McCarthy Dennis, salesman U.W. C. Bcot and Shoe
Co., r. 19 Twenty-second
McCarthy Dennis, tailor McDonald & Williams, r. 319
Vallejo
McCarthy Dennis J., boilermaker, r. 1134 }j Folsom
McCarthy Edmund P., engineer, r. 347 Clementina
McCarthy Edward, rigger, r. 132 First, rear
McC.irthy Edward W. (McCarthy Brothers) r. 1010
Filbert
McCarthy Ellen, domestic 1212 Mason
McCarthy Ellen, domestic 2.534 Mission
MeCarthy Ellen Miss, Cigarmakers' Ass^n, 771 Market
McCarthy Ellen Miss, operator Standard Shirt Fac-
tory, r. 108 Hickory Av
McCarthy Emma, domestic, 910 Geary
McCarthy Eugene, broker, r. 214 Powell
McCartliy Eugene, clerk George B. Knowles, r. 25
Clara
McCarthy Eugene, longshoreman, r. NE cor Cottage
PI and Jones
McCarthy Eugene, painter, r. 18 Natoma, rear
McCarthy Eugene, real-estate, r. The Baldwin
McCarthy Eugene, tanner, r. N s Elizabeth, bet Noe
and Sanchez
McCarthy Eugene S., plumber, r. SW cor Tyler and
Jones
McCarthy F., shoemaker, r. 242 Jessie
McCarthy F. J., r. 1234 Dupont
McCarthy F. J., Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
McCarthy Florence, impost bookkeeper Custom
House, r. 905 Pacific
McCarthy Frank, salesman Lawrence Greenwood, r.
341 Jessie
McCarthy Frank A., bookkeeper, r. SW cor Tyler and
Jones
McCarthy Frank M., butcher Black Point Packing
House, r. NW cor Greenwich and Fillmore
McCarthy Henry, watchman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Sydney
McCarthy J., laborer, r. 81 Natoma
McCarthy James, r. E s De Haro, bet El Dorado and
('enter
McCarthy James, blacksmith, r. 5 Kohler PI
McCarthy James, bootmaker, r.'966 Harrison
McCarthy James, cl< rk Joseph T. Poheim, 724 Mar-
ket, r. 1436 California
McCarthy James, firenian, r. 1 Baldwin Court
McCarthy JiimeS, first officer stmr Bay City
McCarthy James, glass cutter, r. 1421 Pine
McCarthy James, laborer, r. 325 Folsom
McCarthy James, laborer, r. 1019 Market, rear
McCarthy James, laborer, r. W s Devlsadero, bet Mc-
Allister and "Tyler
McCarthy Jumes, longshoreman, r. 9 Haggin
McCarthy James, x>ainter Hopps & Sons, r. 57 Jessie
McCarthy James, soap manuf. r. 413 Clementina
McCarthy James, stevedore Chase & Wolfif, r. cor Fre-
mont and Folsom
McCarthy James, trader, r. 613 Mission
McCarthy James B., clerk Numa Grange, r. 2213 Polk
McCarthy James E., laborer, r. 413 Clementina
McCarthy James P., policeman City Hall,r. 1143 How-
ard
McCarthy Jeremiah, r. 8 Minna
McCarthy Jeremiah, deckhand stmr Julia, Washington
St.Wharf
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer, r. 118 Welsh, rear
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McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer, r. 630 Tweuty-third
McCarthy Jereiaiah, laborer, r. Ws Florida, bet Butte
anrl Twentieth
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer freight dept Southern
Pac. UR.,r. 428 Fulton
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer 8. F. Cordage Factory, r.
W 8 Iowa, ur Nevada
McCarthy Jeremiah, molder^tua Iron Works, r. 112
Freelon
McCarthy Jeremiah, watchman Jackson St.Wharf , r.
820 Jessie
McCarthy Jeremiah, porkpackerMichelssen, Brown &
Co., r. 14 Buardman PI
McCarthy Jeremiah J., l.iw student, r. 270 Minna
McCarthy Johanna, widow, r. 1414 Devisadero
McCarthy Johanna Mrs., r. ISii Clementina, rear
McCarthy John, r. 14 William
McCarthy John (McCarthy Brotherf) r. 2213 Polk
McCarthy John, baggagemaster Southern Pac. RR,, r,
55 Silver
McCarthy John, baker, r. 1124 Harrison
McCarthy John, cartman, r. 103 Cedar Av
McCarthy John, clerk, r. 2221 Jackson
McCarthy John, coalpasser Pacific Mail 89. City of
Sydney
McCarthy John, cook St. Marv'.s Hospital
McCarthy John, cook What Cheer House Restaurant
McCarthy John, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Colima, r.
541 First
McCarthy John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Do-
lores and Twenty-second
McCarthy John, horseshoer, 770 Mission, r. 3 Raus^ch
McCarthy John, honsemover John 8. Stratton, r. 27
Park .\.v
McCarthy John,hydrantman corporation yard S.F.F.D.
McCarthy John, laborer, r. 9 Bagley PI
McCarthy John, laborer, r. 93 Colton
McCarthy Jonn, laborer, r. 518 Stevenson
McCarthy John, laborer, r. 1019 Market, rear
McCarthy John, laborer, r. E 8 Church, bet Twenty-
first and Twenty-second
McCarthy John, laborer, r. Second St. House
McCarthy John, laborer, r. United States Hotel
McCarthy John, laborer Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. 70 Brosnan
McCarthy John, laborer X. B. and Mission RB., r. 354
Eleventh, rear
McCarthy John, marble pjlisher D. Sheerln, r. 715
Octavia
McCarthy John, shipjoiner, r. 1045)^ Howard
McCarthy John, tapper Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 1704 Leavenworth
McCarthy John, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co.,r. 112
Freelon
McCarthy John D., bagmaker Neville & Co., r. 8E cor
Second and Natoma
McCarthy John D., jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 254
Clara
McCarthy John D., waiter What Cheer House Restau-
rant, r.S s Twenty-sixth, bet Church and Sanchez
McCarthy John E., brakeman Southern Pao. RR., r.
55 Silver
McCarthy John F., assistant editor Evening Post, r.
602 Filbert
McCarthy John J., tanner, r. E s Dolores, nr Fifteenth
McCarthy John J., teamster, r. 438 Clementina
McCiirthy John W. (Korn & McCarthy) r. 61G Hayes
McCarthy John W., messenger Wells, Furgo & Co., r.
7.Jii Tehama
McCarthy Jostph, r. 438 Clementina
McCarthy Joseph, shipping clerk Redington & Co.,
r. 36 Natoma
McCarthy Julia, widow, r. 6.36 Howard
McCarthy Julia, domestic 718 O'Farrell
McCarthy Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 1209 Steiner
McCarthy Justin, boot and shoemaker, r. McClellan,
nr Lincoln, B. H.
McCarthy Justin, shoemaker, r. Ws Mission, nr Thir-
ty-first
McCarthy Justin V., cook, r. 242 Jessie
McCarthy Kate E. Miss, miichine operator E. Detrick
&Co., F. 711 Howard
McCarthy Lawrence, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and
Shoe Co., r. 240 Jessie
McCarthy Luke, carpenter, r. 733 Harrison
McCartliy Maggie Mis.s, r. 711 Po.st
McCarthy Maggie Miss, bagturner E. Detrick & Co., r.
711 Folsom
McCarthy Maggie Miss, machine operator E. Detrick
& Co., r. 408 Beale
McCarthy Margaret, domestic 1014 Green
McCarthy Mary, wiaow, r. E s De Haro, n» Colusa
McCarthy Marj-, widow, r. SW cor Tyler and Jones
McCarthy Mary, domestic 1301 Taylor
McCarthy Mary, domestic 1036 Valencia
McCarthy Mary Miss, r. 8453^ Clay, rear
McCarthy Mary A. Miss, machine operator E. Detrick
k Co., r. 408 Beale
McCarthy Mary E. Miss, forewoman E. Detrick & Co.,
r. 711 Folsom
McCarthy Maurice, tinsmith, r. 820 Jessie
McCarthy Michael, boilermaker, r. 1015 Alabama
McCarthy Michael, house painter, r. 613 Laguna, rear
McCarthj- Michael, laborer, r. NE cor Waller and La-
guna
McCarthy Michael, plasterer, r. 14 Allen
McCarthy Michael, plumber John L. E. Flrmin, r. cor
Twenty-eighth and Sanchez
McCarthy Michael, porter What Cheer House Restau-
rant, r. 1301 Taylor
McCarthy Michael, tailor, 187 Jessie
McCarthy Michael, tanner, r. 130 Dolores
McCarthy Minnie E. Miss, teacher St. Joseph's Gram-
mar School, r. 1218 Jones
McCarthy Nathaniel, laborer Lewis P. Sage, r. 1017
Battery
McCarthy Nellie F., domestic 1719 Sutter
McCarthy Patrick, blacksmith Fulton Iron WorkSj r.
37 Minna
McCarthy Patrick, drayman Jost & Adler, r. 110)j
Freelon
McCarthy Patrick, driver TJ. W. Soap Manuf. Co., r.
1S05 Ellis •
McCarthy Patrick, gardener, r. Coltimbia Hotel
McCarthy Patrick, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. NW
cor Sixteenth and Columbia
McCarthy Patrick, longshoreman, r. 412 Folsom, rear
McCarthy Patrick, seaman, r. 532 Vallejo
McCiirthy Patrick, shoemaker, 222 Jackson, r. 2016
O'Farrell
McCarthy Patrick, stonemason, r. 456 Natoma
McCarthy Patrick, teamster, r. 1017 Battery
nicCartliy Patrick £!., publisher and proptr
Pathfinder, 517 Clay, r. 1713 Jones
McCarthy Patrick F., clerk Pacific Stock Exchange, r.
118 Welsh
McCarthy Patrick S., calker,r. 22 Minna
McCarthy Paul S., clerk, r. 242 Jessie
McCarlhj- Peter, carrier Morning Call, r. 525 M Na-
toma
McCarthy Philip, gasfltter William Enright & Co., r.
148 Tehama
McCarthy Richard, longshoreman, r. 408 Beale
McCarthy Robe' t, bookbinder, r. 148 Tehama
McCarthy Robert E.. r. 701 Hayes
McCarthy Robert E. Jr., clerk Wolfe T. McCarthy, r.
701 Hayes
McCarthy Rosette, widow, r. 1013 Pacific
McCarthy T., physician, office and r. 517 Pine
McCaitliy Thi>mas, laborer Masonic Cemetery, r. 1215
Devisadero
McCarthy Thomas, miner, r. 25 Beideman
McCarthy Thomas, seaman, r. 1745 Union
McCarthy Thomas, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., r.
112 Freelon
McCarthy Thomas, waiter, r. Chicago Hotel
McCarthy Thomas F., soapmaker, r. 413 Clementina
McCarthy Thomas L., engineer, r. W s Kansas, bet
Sierra and Humboldt
McCarthy Timothy, r. TO5 Pacific
McCarthy Timothy, r. 1913 Stockton
McCarthy Timothy, blacksmith, r. 1127 Broadway
McCarthy Timotliy, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. N
s Sierra, bet Georgia and Michigan
McCarthy Tin)otby, laborer, r. 322 Folsom
McCarthy Timothy, laborer, r. SW cor Polk and Fell
McCarthy Timothy, laborer James McGlone, r. S 8
Fell, bet Scott and Devisadero
McCarthy Timothy, liquor saloon, NE cor Geary and
Baker
McCarthy Timothy, Painters' Pio. Union. 771 Market
McCarthy Timothv, weigher Clay St.Wharf, r. 44
Ecker
McCarthy Timothy F. (Cartan, McCarthy & CO;) r. 26)j
Kearny
McCarthy Timothy J., shoemaker, r. E s De Haro, nr
Colusa
McCarthy William, assistant keeiK-r East Brothef
Light House
McCarthy William, boarding, 17 Vallejo
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McCarthy William, butcher, r. Railroad Av, bet El
and N'inih Avs. South S. F.
McCarthy William, clerk McCarthy Brothers, r. 2213
Polk
McCarthy William, laborer, r. 8 Minna, rear
McCarthy William, laborer, r. San Miguel Ranch
McCarthy William, laborer John Doyle, r. NW cor
Geary and Central Av
McCarthy William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Gas-
sins Hotel
McCarthy William, laborer P. Furlong, r. Cole, S of
Gold'en Oate Park
McCarthy William, roof painter Conlin & Roberts
McCarthy William, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
7 Hampton PI
McCarthy Willi am, teamster Superintendent of Streets
McCarthy William C., ironmolder, r. NE cor Union
and Lagnna
McCarthy William D., medical student St. Mary's
Hospital
McCarthy William J., brassfounder William T. Gar-
rait, r. N s T-weniy-ninth, nr Sanchez
McCarthy Wolfe T., groceries and liquors, 8W cor
Hayts and Buchanan -
McCarty Annif, widow, r. 100-2 Powell
Mccarty amie m. mrs.,
dancing academy. Grand Western Hall, l:i28Bush,
r. l:i24 Buah
McCarty Arthur P., foreman tailor Industrial School,
r. 9 Priest
McCarty Brothers & Sisters (Dennis, Eugene, Nellie
and Lottie) dancing academy, 35 Eddy
McCarty C, laborer Golden City Chemical Works, r.
N s Brannan, bi t Sixth and Seventh
McCarty Charles, ironmolder, r. NE cor Union and
Laguna
McCarty Charles, shoemaker Levinsky Brothers
McCarty D., blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works
McCarty D., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
McCarty Daniel, furniture and tinware, 931 >i Msrket
McCarty Daniel, laborer, r. ilo^i Natoma
McCarty Daniel, laborer, r. 1106 Hyde
McCarty Daniel, tinsmith, r. Cincinnati Hotel
McCai-ty David, laborer, r. 40s Fourth
McCarty David, shoemaker Buckingham i necht,r. 42
Rose Av
McCarty Dennis (McCarty Brothers i Sisters) r. 838
Mission
McCarty Dennis laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
McCarty Edmund, carpenter, r. Fifteenth \-<f, bet P
and Q. South S. F.
McCarty Edward, laborer, r. N s Clementina, nr Fifth
I McCarty Eugene (McCarty Brothers k Sisters) r. 838
Mission
McCarty Eugene, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
115, Garden
McCarty Eugene, machinist, r. 14 Stevenson
. McCarty Eugene, marblepollsher, r. 83 Everett
' McCarty Felix, laborer, r. 32 De Boom
' McCarty Florence, laborer, r. lH Alta PI, rear
1 McCarty Florence, laborer, r. 731 Brannan
• McCarty Frank, cook Biedermann & Bauer, r. Milton
Hoiise
' McCarty George, machinist Fulton Iron WorkH, r. 42J
I Vallejo
McCarty George M., collector Retail Tradesmen's Pro-
tective and Collection Bureau, r. University City
College
; McCartv Harry, coal dealer, r. 311 Stockton
i McCarty James, expressman, cor Third and Howard,
t r. 32 Clinton
1 McCarty James, horseshoer and blacksmith, 107
i Oregon, r. 13 Kate, nr Bryant
I McCarty James, market, 323 Third, r. 323)4 Third
I McCarty James, laborer, r. 210 Mason
' McCarty James, laborer, r. NE cor Union and La-
guna
McCarty James, laborer Superintendent of Streets
• McCarty James, laborer Whi'.tlir, Fuller & Co., r. 44
.Jessie
McCarty James F.. driver N. B. and Mission RR., r.
217 Thlrtl
I McCarty J. C, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
I McCirty Jeremiah, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Bat-
i tery
I McCarty Jeremiah, lalwrer, r. 307 Filbert, rear
' McCarty Jeremiah, laborer, r. N a Sixth Av, betL
and M, South S. F.
McCarty Johanna, cook 1620 California
McCarty John, r. 902 Clay
McCarty John, brassfinisher 8. F. Brass Works, r. 63
Jessie
McCarty John, bricklayer, r. 27 Perry
McCarty John, cardriver Omnibus RR.,r. 721 Howard
McCarty John, expressman, r. 641 Minna, rear
McCarty John, hogbutcher, r. cor Eighth .\v and K,
South S. F.
McCarty John, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
McCarty John, laborer, r.9 Priest
McCarty John, laborer, r. 312 Main, rear
McCarty John, steelpolisher, r. 2731 Bryant
McCarty John, trackrepairer N. B. and Mission RR.
McCarty John J., teamster, r. 638 Minna
McCarty Joseph, laborer, r. Twenty-fifth, bet Castro
and Diamond
McCarty J. R., laborer Pacific Mail S3. Co.
McCarty Lizzie M. Mrs., teacher sub-primary dept
University City College
McCarty Lottie Miss (McCarty Brothers i Sisters)
r. 838 Mission
McCarty Louis P., editor and publisher, office 3
Montgomery
McCarty Martin, blacksmith, r.622 Minna, rear
McCarty Mary, widow, r. .519 Brannan, rear
McCarty Mary, widow, r. 641 Minna, rear
McCartv Mary, domestic 1310 Pine
McCarty Mary Mrs., r. 9^4 Folsom
McCarty Mary Mrs., lodgings, 902 Clay
McCarty Maiirice, liquor saloon, 1600 Mishiou
McCarty Michael, butcher, r. E s Railroad Av, bet
Eighth and Ninth Avs, S.iuth S. F.
McCarty Michael Jr., butcher, r. 19 Ridley
McCarty Nellie, widow, r. S3« Mission
McCarty Nellie Miss (McCarty Brothers & Sisters)
r. 8:<8 Missi(in
McCarty Owen, laborer Roman Catholic Orphan
Asvlum, r. N, bet Eighteenth and Twentieth Avs,
South S. F.
McCarly Patri. k, r. 214 Prospect PI
McCarty Patrick, butcher Simon Silverberg, r. SE
cor Railroad and Thirteenth Avs, South 3. F.
"McCarty Patrick, laborer, r. 711 Folsom
McCarty Patrick, laborer, r. SW cor Sanchez and
.A.rmy
McCarty Patrick, pressman B. H. Daly, r. Revere
House
McCarty Patrick, teamster, r. IIOH Freelon
McCarty Peter, foreman Daniel Sheerin, r. S s Ellis,
nr Devisadero
McCarty Redmond, r. S s Ellis, nr Devisadero
McCarty Thomas, calker Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 538 Natoma
McCarty Thomas, carpenter, r. 366 Natoma
McCarty Thomas, hostler Alban B. Butler, r. .W?
Gearv
McCarty Thomas, ironworker Pioneer Iron Works,
r. Shipley, nr Eighth
McCarly Thomas, laborer, r. 1006 Natoma
McCarty Thomas, porter I^ewis P. Sage, r. NE cor
Battery and Union
McCarty Timothy, groceries and liquors, 664 Natoma
McCarty Timothy, shoemaker Levinsky Brothers, r.
78 Natoma
McC.iity William, laborer, r. 307 Filbert, rear
McCarty William, waiter FrancisiO Garcia, r. 30 Perry
McCarty. See Carty, MacCarthy, and McCarthy
McCarty'a Dancing Academy, McCarty Brothers &
Sisters proptrs, 35 Eddy
McCary Robert, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgomery
McCaskie James F., fancy and dry-goods, SW cor
Vall. y and Dolores „ cj. j.^
McCaskiU Ishani R., housemover John 8. Stratton, r.
854 Harrison
McCatrum John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
McCaul John, vaquero, r. SW cor Seventh and Ball-
road Avs, South S. F.
McCauley Alexander, laborer, r. 21 Caroline
McCauley B., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
McCauley Bernard, molder, r. 827 V^ Folsom, rear
McCauley Charles, r. 425 Pacific
McCauley Daniel, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
McCauley Edward, coalpasser. r. 541 First
McCauley George B., r. 1913 Howard
McCauley Hector, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
McCauley Henry A., bookkeeper T.W. Floyd & Co., r.
1316 Harrison
McCauley John, laborer, r. 35 Frederick
McCauley John, longshoreman, r. 8 8 Thirtieth, bei
Dolores and Church
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McCauley John, preBsman P. J. Thomas, r. 265 Perry
McCauley John, tinsmith Hugh Campbell, 134 First
McCauley John F., Btockraiser, r. 1913 Howard
McCauley Mary, widow, r. 45 Julia
McCauley Mary, domestic 821 Sutter
McCauley Owen, laborer, r. 632 Brannan
McCauley Patrick, blacksmith Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
1316 Harrison
McC;a.uley Thomas B., assistant melter and re-
finer U. S. Mint, r. 1021 M Market
McCauley William A. (McCauley & Young) r.l2 Elgin
Park
McCauley & Young (William A. McCauley and An-
drew Young) proptrs Arcade Restaurant, 11 J^
and 13 Sixth
McCauley. See McCaulley and McAuley
McCaull John P., carpenter and extraiuan Hook and
Ladder No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. 1214 Pacific
McCaull Michael, carpenter Public School Dept., r.
631 Green
McCaull William T., carpenter, r. 631 Green
McCaull. See McCall
McCausland Harry, collector, r. 314 Sixth
McCausland Wesley K. (DeWitt& McCausland) r. 920
Montgomery
McCeney Fraucis, r. 1311 M Kearny
McCeuey Julius C, attorney at law, 606 Montgomery,
room 6, r. 502 Mason
McChain Jasper F., clerk, r. 912 Larkin
McChesney Charles, clerk, r. Abbotsford House
McChesney John, bookkeeper Ouesti & Connor, r.
706 California
"McChesney John, carpenter, r. 464 Minna
McClain Charles, r. 1104 Taylor
McClain Edward, clerk C. W. M. Smith, r. 1104 Taylor
McClain George, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
nr St. Mary's College
McClain Peter, blacksmith, r. llOi Taylor
McClain Thomas, laborer, r. 13 Pacific
McClain Thomas, plumber, r. 1104 Taylor
McClain William, blacksmith, r. 1104 Taylor
McClain. See McClean, McLain, McLane and McLean
McClancy Henry, bootmaker Porter, Oppeuheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 404 Greenwich
McClarty Jane, widow, r. 15 Nevada
McClarty John, lather, r. 15 Nevada
McClary Huwh, shipjoiner, r. 5 Bryant Av
McClaskey John, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
cor Harrison and Twelfth
McClaskey William, shoemaker, r. SE cor Twelfth
and Harrison
McClatchey Eliza, domestic 1707 Powell
McClatchey Joseph, clerk George W. Gordon, r. 548
Folsom
McClatchey Margaret, nurse, r. 608}^ Nineteenth
McClatchey William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
N B Shasta, bet Maryland and Louisiana
McClatchey. See McLatchie
McClean John, foreman Pac. Rolling Mill. r. E s
Louisiana, bet Shasta and Napa
McClean John W., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Louisiana, bet Napa and Shasta
McClean. See McClain, McLalu, McLane and McLean
McCleary Patrick, shoemaker. 510 Mission
McCleery David, carpenter, r. 37 White PI
McClees Tylee, ship carpenter, r. 9 Bay
McCleight John, r. 327 Green
McClellau Andrew, molder, r. 346 Beale
McClellan Brice B. (MoClellan & Guthrie) r. S b Point
LoboB Av, bet Fourth and Fifth Avs
McClellan David D., clerk William H. Mitchell, r. 108
Virginia
McClellan George, foreman calker Mlddlemas & Boole,
r. 275!^ Clara
McClellan Henry G., civil enKinecr, 4 Cal. r. Oakland
McClellan John, r. 2118 O'Farrell
McClellan John, porkpaoker Micbelssen, Brown & Co.,
r. E 8 Dore. bet Harrison and Bryant
McClellan John, wagonmaker and blacksmith, 1048
Mission, r. NE cor Thirtieth and Mission
McClellan John W., printer, r. 108 Virginia
McClellan R. Guy, attorney at law, 330 Pine, rooms 44
and 45, r. 2006 Mission
McClellan R ibert. engineer, r. 24 Eleventh
McClellan William, porter Sanderson & Brother, r.
2017 Taylor
McClellan William J., painter, r. 435 Hayes
McClellan k. Guthrie(Brice B. McClellan and David L.
Guthrie) milkmen, S 8 Point LobosAv. bet Fourth
and Fifth Avs
McClelland Alexander, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. American Exchange Hotel
McClelland John A., secretary State Harbor Commis-
sioners,.10 California, r. (ia8 Twentieth
McClelland. See McClellan, McLellan and McLennan
McClenegan William, porter, r. 2017 Taylor, rear
McClennan Frankie Miss, actress California Tiieater,
r. 1437 Polk
McClennan Hugh, wool sorter South S. F. Wool Scour-
ing Works, r. cor Bluxome and Fourth
McClercken Alfred, watchman Market St. RR. r. 621
California
McCleekey J. H. & Co. (Joseph H. McCleskey and
George Kattenhorn) wood and coal, SW cor Sutter
and Laguna
McCleskey Joseph H. (J. H. McCleskey & Co.) r. N 8
Filbert, nr Fillmore
McCliuchy John, teamster, r. 724- Front
McClinck Peter, blacksmith, r. 60 First
McClinden Thomas, blacksmith William Dunmore, r.
26 Turk
McClintock Elvira, cook SW cor Eddy and Hyde
McClintock S., private detective, r. 322 Third
McClinton James G., mining, 330 Pine, room 7, r. GIO
Polk
McClinton Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co., Cal.) W. H.
Lent secretary. 62 Nevada Block
McClister Alexander, hostler John W. Morshead, r.
25 Washington
McCloskey Ann, bakery, 16 Hermann
McCloskey Dennis, plasterer, r. 925 Dolores
Mv-Closkey Eaver, engineer, r. 10 Elizabeth
McCloskey H.. steward Paeiflc Mail SS. City of Pe-
king
McCloskey Henry, laborer Kenny & McCloskey, r.
1717 Post
McCloskey Hugh (McCloskey & Co.) r. 1149 Folsom
McCloskey James (J. P. Sweeney & Co.) r. 125 Ellis
McCloskey James, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrcro
Works
McCloskey James, laborer, r. 412 Folsom
McCloskey James, teamster Gustave Lindauer, r. 108
Freelon
McCloskey J. H.. city agent Home Mutual Insurance
Co.. r. 2731 Folsom
McCloskey John, machinist Tait & Hainque, r. 832
Howard
McCloskey John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 638
Howard
McCloskey John Jr., helper S. F. Gas Light Co., Po-
trero Works, r. 538 Howard
McCloskey Kate, domestic 1035 Post
McCloskey Margaret, widow, r. 2731 Folsom
McCloskey Martin, marblecutter, r. 608 Minna
McCloskey Mary, laundry, 839 O'Farrell
McOlosliey Mary, domestic SE cor Sai;ramento and
Buchanan
McCloskey Matthew Mrs., r. 832 Howard
McCloskey Michael, horseshoer, 104 Tlyer, r. 731 }4
Clementina
McCloskey Michael, laborer Kenny & McCloskev, r.
1717 Post
McCloskey Michael, seaman, r. 211 Fifteenth
McCloskey Patrick, foreman Kenny & McCloskey, r.
1717 Post
McCloskey Patrick, horseshoer, r. 2214 Mission
McCloskey Susan, widow, r. SE cor Twelfth and Har-
rison
McCloskey . Thomas (Kenny & McCloskey) r. 1717
Post
McCloskey Thomas Jr., laborer Kenny & McCloskey,
r. 1717 Post
McCloskey William C, clerk, r, 832 Howard
McCloskey & Co. (Hugh McCloskey and Neil J.
Scally) groceries and liquors, SW cor Folsom
and Folsom Av
McCloud Ale.xandcr, boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 362^ Clementina
McCloud Alexander, calker Eben Weeks, r. 264 Minna
McCloTid Alexander, mate bark Malay. Third St.
Wharf
McCloud Daniel, rigger, r. 2 Grant PI
McCloud David, liquor saloon, nr Dry Dock, Hunters'
Point, South S. F.
McCloud R., laborer, r. 321 Pacific
McCloud Reuben H., clerk TI. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. Oakland
McCloud W. S., laborer Cutting Packing Co., r. 3
Martha PI
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McCluen James, special policeman, r. 1023 Stockton
McClung Joseph W., assistant secretary S. F. Stock
Exchange Board, office 17 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building, r. 1218 Geary
McChinie John, salesman Keane Brothers, r. Ahlborn
House
McClunie William J., salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt &
Co., r. 23() Sutter
McClure A., driver Fifth St. branch Market St. RE.
McClure A. G., physiciiiu, oflBce and r. 21 Powell
McClure Charles, laborer S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,
r. 213 Twenty-second
McClure David (McClure. Dwinelle & Plaisance) r.
Occidental Hotel
McClure, Dwinelle & Plnlsance (David Mc-
Clure, Samuel H. Dwinelle, and L. 0. Plaisance)
attorneys at law, 526 Montgomery
McClure E. Mrs., widow, dressmaker, r. 504M Third
McClure Gt orge B., heater Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Michigan, bet Shasta and Sierra
McClure Harry C, clerk Charles S. Capp, r. 21 Powell
McClure Penuel (Rountree & McClure) r. 408 Ellis
McClure Peter L. (W. H. Warden & Co.) r. 423 Fulton
McClure William, chief engineer Pacific Mail SS.
China
McClure. See McLure
McCluskar P., hostler Fifth St. branch Market St. RR.
McCluskey Aiftiie, shirtmaker, r. 137 Lombard
McCluskey Bernard C, painter Edward M. Gallagher
McCluskey Charles, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W b
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
McCluskey Frank, plumber William R. Allen, r. 120
Nineteenth
McCluskey George A., clerk Gal. Cracker Co., r. 3
Lonisa
McCluskey Henry, engineer, r. 137 Lombard
McCluskey Hugh, lather, r. 1627 Howard
■McCluskey James, driver N. B. and Mission RR., r. 9
Louisa
McCluskey James, plumber William R. Allen, r. 120
Nineteenth
McCluskey John, carpenter South S. F. Wool Scour-
ing Works, r. Railroad Av, bet Twenty-fourth and
Tweuty-fifth Avs, South S. F.
McCluskey John, carriagepainter, r. 156H Jessie
McCluskey John, vamisher, r. 120 Nineteenth
McCluskey John Jr , teamster South S. F. Wool Scour-
ing Works, i. Railroad Av, bet Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-fifth Avs, South S. F.
McCluskey John J., shipping clerk Pac. Rolling Mill,
r. W s. Georgia, bet Shasta and Sierra
McCluskey Owen J., blacksmith helper Pac. Rolling
Mill, r. E B San Jose Av, bet Tweuty-fifth and
Twenty-Sixth
McCluskey Peter, soap dealer, r. 120 Nineteenth
McCluskey Philip, lather, r. 1627 Howard
McCluskey Thomas, fireman SS. State of California,
r. 625 Davis
McCluskey Thomas, waiter Joseph S. Marshall
McCluskey. See McCloskey and McLoskey
McCobb David, stock speculator, r. 419 Stevenson
McColgan Adeline, widow, r. 1809 Ellis
McColgan Charles Jr., plumber, r. NW cor Webster
and Filbert
McColgan Charles M. teamster, r. S s Chestnut, bet
Webster and Fillmore
McColgan Charles S. metermau S. F. Gas Light Co.,r.
1809 Ellis
McColgan Cornelius J., clerk Cunningham, Curtiss &
Welch, r. 1809 Ellis
McColgan Edward, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 119
Silver
McColgan John, tinsmith, r. NW cor Webster and
Filbert
McColgan John L., painter, r. 1809 Ellis
McColgan Joseph, r. 1809 Ellis
McColgan Kate F. Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 1800 Ellis
McColgan Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 532
Bryant
McColgan Susan, widow, r. NW cor Webster and
Filbert
HcColl Alexander D., carpenter, r. 317 Oak
McCollam C. A. Mrs., widow (ThomaB W. McCollam
& Go.) r. 222 Eddy
McCollam Thomas W. & Co. (Mrs. C. A. Mc
Collam and George Tasheira) wholesale dealers
cured fish, 208 Clay
McCollegan Daniel, foreman coke dept S. F. Gas
Light Co., r. 516 Howard
McCollum John J., pleater John Hagerty, r. 142 Na-
toma
McCollum Rosanna, domestic 21 Rincon PI
McColly John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 25 Fred-
crick
McComas , widow, r. 911 Bush
McComas Nicholas, carpenter, r. W b McClellan, nr
Cortland Av, B. H.
McComb E. J., bookkeeper Evening Bulletin, r. 277
Stevenson
McComb E. fireman stmr D. E. Knight, Green St.
Wharf
McComb George, bartender Theatre Comique, r. 8W
cor St. Mary and California
McComb Hugh, carpenter, r. Park Hotel
McComb James, teasel-setter, S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. North Point, bet Polk and Larkin
McComb Jolin, editor Alta California, 529 Califor-
nia, r. 523 Pine
McComb John Jr., clerk, r. 523 Pine
McComb J. R. Jr., freight clerk Pacific Mail SS.
Granada
McComb M., carpenter Public School Department
McCombe John, collector, 302 Montgomery, room 7,
r. 5J^ Dupont
McCombe Thomas, clerk John McCombe, r. 5 J^ Du-
pont
McComber Stephen L., carpenter, r. 8 Elliot Park
McCombie Alexander, patternmaker Byron Jackson,
r. 26 Rincon PI
McConaghey Peter, real-estate, r. N s Twenty-seventh,
bet Mission and Howard
McConaKhie Archibald, teamster Riley k Vest, r. 2
Washington
McConaghy John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Iowa, bet Solano and Butte
McConaha Theodore, upholsterer A. P. Raye & Co., r.
462 H Minna
McConahey Bridget, widow, r. 120 Rose Av
McConahey James, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 120 Rose Av
McConahey John, contractor, r. 120 Rose Av
McConahy Horace, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken,
r. 114 Fourth
McConahy Rachel A. Miss, r. 2122 Bush
McConalogue James, engineer tug Hercules, r. 564
Howard
McConalogue John, fireman, r. 9 Tehama PI. rear
McConalogue Patrick, fireman tug Hercules, r. 564
Howard
McConalogue. See McConologue
McCone Robert, manuf engines and boilers, 403 Beale,
and groceries and liquors, SE cor Harrison and
Beale, r. 227 Harrison
McConegly Timothy, yardman Black Diamond Coal
Mining Co., r. 15 Florence
McConkey John, bookkeeper Moore, Hunt & Co., 32
California
McConkey Robert, electroplater Edward G. Dennis-
ton, r. 637 Sacramento
McConkey Samuel, oysterman Frederick Conrades, r.
065 Mission
McConneghey John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N 8
Sierra, bet Louisiana and Maryland
McConuell A., helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 8 Fred-
erick
McConnell Alexander, cook schr Compeer, r. 270
First
McConnell Chalmers N., salesman Bowen Brothers, r.
628 Sutter
McConnell Frank H., watchmaker Randolph & Co., r.
600 Bush
McConnoll Gibson, carpenter, r. SE cor Twenty-fifth
and Alabama
McConnell James, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Bat-
tery
McConnell John T., paperruler John B. Mclntyre, r.
420 Jackson
McConnell Kate, domestic 710 Grove
M<Connell Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 114 Perry
McConnell Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
McConnell Quinetie O. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley
Grammar School, 108 Ellis
McConnell Robert, policeiuan City Hall, r. 352 Third
McConnell W. E., machinist, r. 64 First
McConnell William, machinist, r. 24 Mi ana
McConnell William J., foreman patternmaker Union
Iron Works, r. 536 Howard
McConnelly Peter, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother,
Beale St. Wharf, r. Geneva, nr Thirtieth
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McConnin Patrick, laborer Union_Iron Works, r. 334
Third, rear
McCounieton Hugh, honsesmith Calvin Nutting &
Son, r. 1207 Broadway
McConologue Bernard, tanner, r. 1914 Jessie
McConologue Daniel, laborer, r. 12 Broadway
McConologue Edward, laborer, r. SE cor Jersey and
Douglas
McConologue John, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 418
Folsom
McConvllle John, tailor John H. Tobin. r. 10 Stock-
ton PI
McConville MaiyMiss, teacher music, r. 446 Clem
McConway John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear
McCooey Arthur, clerk Owen McCooey, r. 961 Bryant
McCooey Owen, groceries and liquors, 961 Bryant
McCool James, teamster J. F. Penney, r.SWcor Santa
Clara and Illinois
McCool Thomas, nightwatchman, r. 109 3i Langton
McCool William C, clerk, r. 432 Twenty-second
McCoombs J., steward Pacific Mail SS.' City of New
York
McCoppin Frank, office 306 Pine, r. NE cor Waller
and Laguna
McCord Alexander, foreman stables Citv KR.,r. 18
Bond
McCord, Brid^je & Co. (James McCord, William
E. Bridge, and Frank S. Malone) proptrs St. Law-
rence Livery Stable, 212 Sutter, and Fashion Liv-
ery Stable, 221 EUls !
McCord Evan B., passenger agent Central Pac. BR., r. i
; Commercial Hotel j
I McCord George, bookkeeper E. H. Klttredge & Co., r. '
I 314 Third I
I McCord James, superintendent Sutter St. RR.,
I office 1201 Larkin, superintendent United Carriage
I Co., office 2 New Montgomerj- (and McCord, !
Bridge & Co.) r. 1514 Pine
McCord John (S'ott & McCord) r. 1514 Pine
McCord Thomas, brakeman Southern Pac. RR., r. 620 i
Fourth
- MeCiird Thomas, carpenter, r. 314 Third
I McCorkell Cornelius, laborer, r. 4 Boston PI I
I McCorkell Elizabeth, widow, dressmaker, r. 27 Jessie,
bet Seventh and Eighth
McCormick Emanuel, student, r. 208 Jones
McCormick Felix, expressman, NE cor Market and
Mason, r. 2617 Sutter
McCormick Francis, blacksmith N. B. and Mission
RR., r. 417 ?4 Clementina
McCormicl-c Frank H. (McCormick i Delanoy) r. 806
Leavenworth
McCormick Hugh, assayer, r. 2648 Folsom
McCormick Eugh, groceries and liquors, NW cor Tay-
lor and Filbert
McCormick James, bookkeeper, r. 808 Mission
McCormick James, boilermaker, r. 254 Beale
McCormick James, cook stmr Yosemite, Market St.
Wharf
McCormick James, laborer, r.W s Dolores, bet Twen-
ty-first and Twenty-second
McCormitk James, porter Straiis, Eohnstamm & Co.,
r. Ahlbom House
.McCormick James, upholsterer, r. 221 Eiglith, rear
McCormick James, millhand Horace Davis & Co., r.
14 Louisa
McCormick James H., r. 629^ Fulton
McCormick James K., r. 28 O'Farrell
McCormick John (McCormick, Lewis & Co.) r. 1012
McAllister
McCormick John, compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
945 Howard ,
McCormick John, laborer, r. 330 Spear
McCormick John, laborer, r. W s Nebraska, nr So-
noma
McCormick John, porter Oregon SS. George W. El-
der, Folsom St. Wharf
McCormick John, printer Evening Bulletin, r. 945
Howard
McCormick John, shoemaker Levinsky Brothers, r.
18 Mary
McCormick John, speculator, r. 1511 Buchanan
McCormick John, stevedore, r. 214 Broadway
McCormick John, wireworker Cal. Wire Works, r.
65!)}^ Natoma
McCormick John J., blacksmith David Kerr, r. 465
Minna
McCormick John J., brassmolder, r. 490 Eighth
McCormick John W., city agent Hutchinson & Mann,
McCorkell James A., gasfitter, r. 27 Jessie, bet Sev- I
euth and Eighth
McCormack Celia, widow, r. N s Greenwich, bet Fill-
more and Steiner
McCormack Daniel, laborer freight dept Southern
I Pac. RR., r. 10 Harriet
^ i McCormack Edward, laborer, r. 722 Grove
,J5 i McCormack Ellen, widow, r. 1139 H Folsom
^ McCormack Hugh, salesman Maher & Manion, r. 649
4^ I Minna
2 I McCormack Hugh G., yard master Southern Pac. RR.
S I r. 2045 Mission
t^ McCormack James, hostler C. A. Warren, r. 113934
flJ Folsom
PQ McCormack James F., contractor, r. SE cor Fulton
and Devisadero
^ McCormack John, driver Patrick Conway, r. 23 An-
"W thony
McCorma<-k John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Tyler
aud Jones
McCormack John, porter Oregon SS. George W. Elder
McCormack John, salesman Genesee Mill Co., r. 520
Bush
McCormack John, shoemaker Jory Brothers, r. 416
Grove
McCormack John, yardman Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co., r. 238 Fremont
McCormack John F., clerk, r. 1139M Folsom
McCormack M., carpenter, r. 34 Hayes
McCormnclc Patrick, groceries and liquors, NW
cor Sierra and Georgia
McCormick r. 36 Clay
McCormick Alexander, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg
Factory, r. 309 Seventh
McCormick .\lice, domestic 414 Fulton
McCormick Bridget, dopiestic 18')9 Stevenson
McCormick Charles, printer Pettit & Buss, r. 640 )i
Howard
McCormick Charles Mrs., plct<ires and picture frames,
640)4 Howard
McCormick Christopher, painter, r. E s Cook, N of
Point Lobos ,\v
McCormick Dennis, laborer St. Mary's College
McCormick Edward, liquor salooon, 102 First
I V. 1713 Howard
' McCormick John W. Jr., clerk Hutchinson & Mann,
r. 1713 Howard
McCormick Joseph, sashmaker Uriah Segars, r. 768)4
I Clementina
' McCormick K. Mrs., widow, r. 42 )4 Zoe
I McCormick Leonora, widow, r. 26)4 Zoe
I McCormick. Lewis & Co. (Thomas A. McCormick,
! Oscar Lewis, and John McCormick) proptrs In-
1 dustrial Iron Works, 2;>l; and 235 Beale
j McCormick Martin, butcher Black Point Packing
! House, r. NW cor Greenwich and Fillmore
, McCormick Mary, widow, r. SE cor Twenty-fourth
j and Fountain
! McCormick Michael, fireman Pacific Mail S3. Gran-
ada, r. 464 Miuna, "-ear
I McCormick Michael, laborer, r. 29 Natoma
j McCormick Michael, laborer, r. SW cor Dolores and
1 Seventeenth
McCormick Michael, painter, r. 1122)4 Larkin
I McCormick Patrick, hackman, SE cor Bush and Kear.
J McCormick Patrick, laborer Lobos Square Packing
House, r. Black Point
I McCormick Peter, silversmitli, r. 525 Octavia
McCormick P. J., assistant engineer Pacific Mail SS.
, Granada
i McCormick Thomas, laborer, r. Golden Gate Hotel
I McCormick Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
I 1006 Natoma
I McCormick Thomas, printer, r. 25 Natoma
j McCormick Thomas, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
I McCormick Thomas, seaman, r. 608 Clcmeutioa
I McCormick Thomas, teamster Collins & Lyons, r. 319
I Tenth, rear
' McCormick Thomas K. (McCormick, Lewis 4 Co. ) r.
; 324 Tenth
I McCormick Thomas J., shoemaker, r. 239 Thirteenth
; McCormick Timothy, laborer new City Hall, r. 83,
Everett
I McCormick William, r. 924 Valencia
' Mcf:ormick William, carriagepainter, r. 217 Third
! McCormick William, porter West Coast Furniture
1 Co.. r. 2,39 Thirteenth
McCormick William, teacher St. Mary's College
\ McCormick William J., porter Root i Sanderson, r.
821)4 Capp
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McCJormlck William H., marble aiid granite works,
861 Market, r. 208 Jones
McCormick William J.. Bhoemaker, r. 113 Oak
McCormick William L. (Dunham, Carrigan &Co.) r.
Occidental Hotel
McCormick William L., laborer, r. 163 Jessie
SIcCorinick & Delanoy (Frank H. McCormick
and F. N. Delanoy) shipping and commission
merchants, 315 California, room 15
McCormick. See McCormack
McCorriston Hugh, blacksmith, r. 1207 Broadway
McCorron James, laborer Charles E. Haseltine, r. 909
Battery, rear
McCottrey James, framemaker Max Burkardt, r. 240
Green
McCottrey Robert, engineer stmr San Lorenzo, r. 240
Green
McCottrey Samuel, packer Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 240
Green
McCottrey Thomas, employee C. H. Leavitt, r. 418
Shipley
McCoulrey James, carpenter, r. 240 Clara
McCourt Ellen Miss, nurse, r. 521 Minna
McCourt James, tailor, r. 1325 Sacramento
McCourt Peter, carpetbeater S. McDowell k Co., r.
638}^ Natoiua
McCourt Patrick, laborer, r. N s Filbert, bet Steiner
and Pierce
McCourt Eosanua, domestic 1421 Sutter
McCourt William, mining, r. 444 Brannan
McCourtney Alfred T., bookbinder William B. Cooke
& Co., r. 723 Market
McCourtney Charles, clerk Pac. Stock Exchange, r.
16 Ritch
McCourtney Edward, r. 16 Ritch
McCourtney Ephraim J., special policeman, r. 16
Ritch
McCourtney George, blacksmith Carvill Manuf. Co.,
r. 16 Ritch
McCourtney Thomas, clerk, r. 16 Ritch
McCown,William M., hatler, r. 636 Commercial
Mc(,'i.y Arthur, pluuibcr Thomas Day, r. 166 Perry
McCoy Bernard, miner, r. 40 Natoma
McCoy Bridget, chambermaid The Baldwin
McCoy C, stevedore Menzies, Bingham & Co.
McCoy Charles, pressman Bacon & Co., r. 739 Folaom
McCoy Charles !•., secretary Ophir Silver Min-
ing Co., 203 Bush, r. Oakland
McCoy Daniel, teamster, r. 447 Minna
McCoy Delia, domestic 307 Jones
McCoy E., domestic 1926 Pine
McCoy Edward, marblepolisher Joseph A. Tenney, r.
264 Clara
McCoy Edward, plumber, r. 166 Perry
McCoy F. M., clerk George H. Clark, r. Washington
Hotel
McCoy Harry, r. Palace Hotel
McCoy James, painter, r. 210 Van Ness Av
McCoy Joseph, r. 208 Shotwell
McCoy Kate, domestic 338 Eddy
McCoy Mary, domestic 1805 Pol}i
McCoy Michael, calker Middlemas & Boole, and ex-
traman Hose No. 7, 8. F. F. D., r. E s Tennessee,
bet Sierra and Nevada
McCoy Owen, laborer, r.l66 Perry
McCoy Owen J., lettercarrier Post Office, r. 1423 Pine
McCoy Patrick (McCoy & Gallagher) r. 709 Clemen-
tina
McCoy Patrick, laborer Presidio Reservation, r. 1914
Filbert, rear
McCoy Patrick, longshoreman, r. 322 Folsom
McCoy Patrick J., porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 522
Mission
McCoy Thomas, teamster, r. 447 Minna
McCoy Thomas J., molder, r. 166 Perry
McCoy William B., painter, r. 129 O'Farrell
McCoy k Gallagher (Patrick McCoy and Thomas
Gallagher) groceries and liquors, SE cor Howard
and Eighth
McCracken Arthur (Menzies, Bingham & Co.) r. 412
Valhjo
McCracken Arthur T., machinist William Hawkins,
r. 61 Everett
McCracken Consolidated Mining Co. (Arizona) A.
Wenzel burger secretary, 216 Bansome
McCracken George S., collector's clerk U. 8. Internal
Revenue, r. 35 Ruas
McCracken Jackson, capitalist, r. Russ House
McCracken Michael, tentmaker Neville & Co., r. N s
- Filbert, nr Sansome
McCracken Sarah, widow, r. N s Filbert, nr Sansome
McCracken William, foreman laundry Lick House
McCra<!ken WiUlam. stevedore Chase & Wolff, r. 230
Vallejo
McCraight .lames, baker, r. 47 Vallejo
McCraith Frances, widow, r. 1706 Hyde
McCraith John, organbnilder, r. 1706 Hyde
McCraith Mary Mrs., milliner, 2443 California
McCraith Thumas, shoemaker Gilbert Pringle. r. 10
Jessie
McCraith Thomas D., clerk, r. 22 O'Farrell
McCraken Frank B., clerk, r. 454 Minna
McCraken Orrin C, dentist, r. 4.54 Minna
McCraken William F., clerk Hutchinson & Mann, r.
1104 Market
McCrea George P., cleik Joseph M. Wood, r. 514
Bush
McCrea Harry, driver City Cab and Carriage Stables,
r. 174 Jessie
McCrea Hugh, finisher Pac. Rolling Mill, and extra>
man Hose No. 7, 8. F. F. D., r. E s Michigan, bet
Sierra and Shasta
McCrea James, traveling agent, r. Twentieth, bet
Church and Sanchez
McCrea. See MacKae, and McRae
McCready Alexander, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 8
W cor Shasta and Michigan
McCready Auuie, widow, r. 11 Hampton PI
McCready Daniel J., laborer Golden Gate Park, r. NE
cor Fulton and Stanyan j
McCready Hugh, r. North Pacific Hotel
McCready Richard, boilermaker, r. 986 Harrison '
McCready Richard Jr., porter William Zelner, r. 986 ,
Harrison
McCready Samuel, baker, r. 22 Rausch
McCreagh John, fireman Southern Pac. RR. r. 212 j
Sixteenth
McCreagh Thomas, groceries and liquors, 919 Harrison
McCreery Andrew B., capitalist, office 211 Sansome, i
room 3, r. Paris, France '
McCreery Andrew T., clerk J. D. Brown & Co., r. 519
Jones
McCreery C. A., teamster, r. 504 Washington
McCreery William, restaurant clerk Palace Hotel
McCreery's Buildings. NE and SE cor Montgomery
and Pine, and 310 Pine
McCrillis B. F. (Beyersdorf & McCrllUs) r. 515)i Jes- :
sie I
McCrindle J. M., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. Oak- i
land
McCrindle William, salesman Thomas H. Selby & Co.,
r. Oakland
McCrone David B., merchant, r. 433 Minna
McCrorey J. H., assayer, 825 Kearny
McCrory David W., gardener Columbia Square, r.
NW cor Laurel Av and Buchanan l
McCrory Hugh, laborer, r. 1 Chelsea PI |
McCrory Seneca, capitalist, r. Russ House l
McCrosky Joseph H., compositor Alta, r. 915 Bryant
McCroasen J., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
McCrossen John, laundryman 8. F. Laundry, NW cor
Turk and Fillmore
McCrossen William, laundryman S. F. Laundry, NW 1
cor Turk and Fillmore ,
McCrosson John T. .assistant engineer SS. Los Angeles, i
r. 62 South Park
McCrudden Andrew, horseshoer Patrick Brannan, r.
821 Geary
McCrum Hugh (Sroufe & McCrum) r. 301 Turk
McCrum ■}., driver Fifth St. branch Market St. RR.
McCrystle Charles, tailor, 217 Fourth, r. 217 Twenty-
second I
McCrystle Charles 8., clerk A. B. Maguire & Brother, |
r. 217 Twenty-second ■
McCudden Owen, miner, r. 83 Everett i
McCue — , cabinetmaker H. Schubert & Co., r. United
States Hotel
McCue A., helper Moynihan & Aitken
McCue Bernard, wool grader Cornelius O'Donnell
McCue Bridget Miss. r. 845 }<S Clay, rear
McCue Ellen, domestic «29 O'Farrell
McCue Hugh, longshoreman, r. 322 Folsom
McCue James, r. 63 Natoma
McCue James, miner, r. 1122 J^ Larkin
McCue James, teamster Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1009 Fol.
McCue James S., editor Weekly Telephone, 605 Clay,
r. Corte Madera, Marin Co.
McCue John, elevatorman Palace Hotel
McCue Maggie, domestic 328 Bryant
McCue Michael, laborer Occidental Hotel
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McCue Mary, domestic 1228 Washington
McCue Michael J. (M. J. McCue k Co.) r. 643 Valencia
McCue Miles, laborer, r. 512 Mission
McCue M. J.& Co. (Michael J. McCue) carriage build.
ers, 1317 and 1319 Market
McCue Patrick, cook SS. Newbem, Folsom St. Wharf
McCue Patrifk, seaman, r. 2 Liberty
McCue Patrick, seamau, r. 313 Folsom
McCue Patrick, waiter Grand Hotel
McCue Patrick B., clerk Matthew McDonough, r. 724
Howard
McCue Thomas, blacksmith, r. 912 Katoma
McCue Thomas, carriage blacksmith M. J. McCue &
Co., r. 4 Bryant Av
McCue. See McHugh
McCuen Annie, domestic 418 Fremont
McCulf ord Bridget, r. 3 Card Alley
McCuUoch Allen, engineer, r. 926 Minna
McCulloch John, cooper, r. 926 Minna
McCulloch John, teacher music, r. 554 Seventeenth
McCulloch William C, painter Noble Brothers, r. 680
Market
McCullough Alexander D. W., ticket auditor Central
Pac. RR., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 29,
r. 11 Kearny
McCullough Catherine Miss, r. 105 Ninth
McCullough Cornelius, r. S s Jefferson, bet Broderick
aud Lyon
McCullough Daniel, prompter Bush St.Theater, r. 34
Eddy
McCullough Edward, laborer, r. E s Sansome, bet
Vallejo and Green, rear
McCullough Frank, boilermaker, r. 24 Minna
nicCulloujrii Henry V. S., assayer, 328 Mont-
gomery, room 20
McCullough J., bartender, r. 636 Commercial
McCullough Jacob A., cutter Standard Shirt Factory,
r. 526 Grove
McCullough James, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 321
Pacific
McCullough James, washer United Carriage Co., r.
181 Jessie
McCullough John, captain echr Dashing Wave, Spear
St. Wharf
McCullough John, driver Central RR., r. 18 Decatur
McCullough John, seaman, r. 1137 Mission
McCullough L. Onlska Mrs., telegraph operator, r.
103 Leavenworth
McCullough Michael, gardener J. Lebhard, r. BE cor
Lyon and Post
McCullough Patrick J., laborer John Jennings, r. 449
Bryant
McCullough Peter (Green & McCullough) r. 103 Lang-
ton
McCullough Richard, laborer Golden Gate Park
McCullough Samuel, builder, r. NE cor Capp and
Twenty-fourth
McCullough Thomas, laborer, r. 1920 Natoma
McCullough Thomas J., grocer, r. 330 Capp
McCullough William, bootblack, r. 444 Third
McCullough William, tailor, 143 Minna, r. 29 Moss
McCullough William, watchman 8S. Newbern, Fol-
som St. Wharf
McCullough William K., bookkeeper Preston* Mc-
Kinnon, r. 516 Folsom
McCuUum Daniel, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
McCuUum George H., land agent, r. 503)4 Linden Av
McCully John, liquor saloon, 8W cor Second and
Minna, r. 935 Twenty-first
MrCulp Barney, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
McCuniiskey James, shoemaker, 2124 Mission, r.
1720 Jeiisie
McCumiskey John, miner, r. 512 Mission
McCumiskey Mary A., widow, r. 475 Jessie
McCundy James C, r. 1038 Mission
McCune Edward, seaman schr Ivanhoe, r. 30 Clay
McCune Elleu, domestic 1803 California
McCune Tljomas, laborer, r. 124 Bernard
McCune William H., engineer Southern Pac. RR.
McCune William P., salesman F. Toplitz & Co.,r.632
Market
McCur J., seaman Pacific Coaat SS. Senator
McCurdy Alfred C, clerk John Burnap, 324 }4 Bdwy
McCurdy James, contractor, r. NW cor San Bruno
Road and Precita Av
McCurdy James C, r. 809 Mission
McCurdy John, expressman, r. 12 Boardman
McCurdy John B., porter, r. 2233 Geary
McCurdy Samuel, boot treer S. W. Levy, r. 31 Elev-
enth
McCiu-rie CharlePfl., salesman Matthias Gray, r. 611
Hyde
McCurrie Jolin P., secretary British Benevolent
Society, 730 Montgomery, r. 2106 Jackson
McCurry James, fruit and produce, 122 Seventh
McCubker Albert, clerk, r. 1823 Union
McCusker Bernard, laborer, r. 1003 Battery, rear
McCusker ComeUus E., salesman C. J. Hawley & Co.
r. 612 Fell
McCusker Edward, tanner Thomas McCusker, r. 305
Twenty-sixth
McCusker Jane, widow, r. 305 Twenty-sixth
McCusker John, varnisher, r. 119 Langton
McCusker Owen, tanner Thomas McCusker, r. 305
Twenty-sixth
McCusker Patrick, hostler, r. 446 Brannan
McCusker Thomas, tannery, SE cor York and Twen-
ty-sixth, r. 305 Twenty-sixth
McCusker Thomas, varnisher, r. 119 Laugton
McCutchen Edward J., attorney at law, 419 California,
room 20. r. 1010 Clay
McCutcheon Arthur A., shipcarpenter Matthew Tur-
ner, r. 204 Jj Ritch
McCutcheon Thomas, painter, r. 82 Natoma
McCutty Andrew, laborer Edwin Danl'orth, r. cor Polk
and Hayes
McCuy Thomas, laborer, r. 231 Fifteenth
McDade Alexander, patternmaker Union ton Works,
r. 519 Chestnut
McDade Andrew, laborer, r. Rutledge Av.bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth
McDade Edward, engineer, r. 1148 Folsom
McDade George, machinist, r. 1148 Folsom
McDade James, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r. 557
Howard
McDade John J., patternmaker Union Iron Works, r.
1148 Folsom
McDade Patrick, laborer, r. 306 Fremont
McDanlel Benjamin T., conductor Sutter St. RB., r.
1923 Bush
McDanlel Mary A., widow, r. N a Twenty-fourth, bet
Dolores and Chattanooga
McDaniels James K., compositor F. Eastman & Co., r
1405 Mason
McDavitt James J., printer Thomas Houseworth &
Co., r. 1155 Folsom
McDavitt Maria, widow, r. 1155 Folsom
McDavitt William T., porter Doane & Henehelwood, r.
1155 Folsom
McDeavitt Thomas, teamster Cal. Cracker Co., r. NW
cor Green and Taylor
McDermott Alice, widow, r. 40 Quinn
McDermott Annie, dressmaker, r. 520 Broadway
McDermott Annie Miss, seamstress, r. 346 First
McDermott Annie F. Mi.ss, assistant branch Fourth St.
Primary Scliool, r. 26 Turk
McDermott Bernard, head waiter Lick House, r. 10
Howard Court
McDermott Bernard F., groceries and liquorB, 132
Eleventh
McDermott Bessie, domestic 905 Hyde
McDermott Bridget, widow, r. lOH'Taylor
McDermott Catherine, widow, r. 520 Broadway
McDermott Charles, laborer, r. 922 Howard
McDermott Charles, patternmaker iEtualron Works,
r. 34 Clementina
McDermott Charles, roofer Henry G. Fiske
McDermott Dennis A., first assistant engineer Pacific
Coast SS. Victoria, r. 26 Tehama
McDermott Edward, laborer, r. Railroad Av, bet
Twelfth and Thirteenth Avs, South S. F.
McDermott Edward F., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
E s Michigan, bet Shasta and Sierra
McDermott Francis J., plumber and gasfitter, r. 139
Clara
McDermott George W. Jr., carriagesmlth Larkins &
Co., r. 21 Minna
McDermott Harry, broker, r. 137 Montgomery
McDermott J., laborer Western White Lead Works
McDermott James (McDermott & Burke) and market.
40.5 Folsom, r. 431 Shipley
McDermott James, brassmolder Thomas H. Wagstaff
McDermott James, biicklayer, r. 11 Ritch, rear
McDermott James, bricklayer, r. 134 Page
McDermott James, laborer, r. 426 Shipley, rear
McDermott James, tanner Funcke & Co., r. 1040 York
McDermott James, teamster A. E. Buckman, r. NE cor
Church and Dorland
McDermott James, teamster Superintendent Streets,
r. 30 Stanford
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McDermott James Jr., laborer, r. 30 Stanford
McDenuott James T., gilder C. M. Plum & Co., r. 108
Fell
McDermott John, brlctlayer, r. 124 Tenth
McDermott John, butcher Jnmes McDeiinott, 414Fol.
McDermott John, engineer U. S. Marine Hospital, Pre-
sidio Reservatiuu, nr Mountain Lake
McDermott John, horsetralner, SE cor Point Lobes
'and Twenty-sixth Avs
McDermott John, laborer Comeliua O'Donnell, r. 628
Braunan
McDermott John, laborer, r. 1610 Turk
McDermott John, laborer, r. Elm .\v, bet Tyler and
Turk
McDt'tmott John, painter, r. 922 Howard
McDermott John, plumber, r. 1202 Mason
McDermott Jolin, stevtdore ship Belvidere
McDermott John J., salesman Mierson, Jewell & Co.,
r. 70'.' Stockton
McDermott John P.. sergeant police City Hall, r. 1009
Tyler
McDermott Lawrence C, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill,
r. E 8 Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
McDermott Lizzie Miss, furnished rooms, 15 Minna
McDermott Margaret, widow, r.4G4 Tehama
McDermott Margaret, widow, furnished rooms, 744
Howard
McDermott Martin, foreman Standard Oil Co. 'a ware-
house, r. 2:514 J^ Larkin
McDermott Mary, domestic SW cor Eddy and Hyde
McDermott Mary J., domestic 1321 Clay
McDermott Michael, laborer, r. Clipper, bet Twen-
f ourth and Twenty-fifth •
McDermott Michael, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
McDermott Michael, tailor, r. 4 Buchanan Alley
McDermott Michael J., coflfee saloon, 703 Howard, r.
28 Fifth Av
McDermott Neil, laborer, r. 15 Minna
McDermott Patrick, expressman, 408 Market, r. 315
First
McDermott Patrick, laborer Ormsby k Co., r. 414
Clementina
McDermott Patrick, laborer Peter Robinson, r. N B
Filbert, bet Sansome and Montgomery
McDermott Robert, driver Omnibus RR., r. 21}^ Hunt
McDermott T. F., salesman George Walcom, r. 324
Tehama
McDermott Thomas, groceries and liquors, 922 How-
ard
McDermott Thomas, laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works,
r. 1014 Filbert, rear
McDermott Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E
fi Michigan, bet Shasta and Sierra
McDermott Thomas, laborer new U. 8. Appraisers'
Building, r. 512 Bush
McDermott Thomas, laborer Union Iron Works, r.
152 Natoma
McDermott Thomas, real-estate, r. 2r> Turk
McDermott Thomas, vandriver House of Correction
McDermott Thomas Jr.. laborer Pac. Rolling Mill,
r. E 8 Mi''higan, bet Sierra and Shasta
McDermott Timothy, blacksmith, r. 122 Clinton
McDermott Timothy, laborer, r. 322 Folsom
McDermott William, bottler ale and porter, and
manuf cider, 108 Shipley, r. 108 ?< Shipley
McDermott William, cardriver, r. 164 Clara
McDermott William, laborer, r. 15 Minna
McDermott William F., boatman, r. S s Brosnan, nr
Guerrero
McDermott William Mrs., varieties, 108 Shipley
McDermott & Burke (James McDermott and Patrick
Miurphy) market, 142 Eighth
McDermott. See MacDermott
McDeven Edward, teamster Henry Koerber & Broth-
er, r. 19 Washington
McDevitt Andrew, contractor, r. 416 Broadway
McDevitt .\ndrew, tinsmith Dwight 8. Weaver, r. 106
Freelon
McDevitt Ann, widow, r. 117 Perry
McDevitt Ann, widow, r. 405 Third
McDevitt Annie Miss, tailoress, r. 117 Perry
McDevitt .\rthur, teamster Richard D. Chandler, r.
722 Front
McDevitt C teamster Superintendent of Streets
McDevitt Charles, elevatorman 320 Sansome, r. 646
Mission
McDevitt Cornelius, laborer, r. 138 Freelon
McDevitt Cornelius, teamster Richard D. Chandler, r.
722 Front
McDevitt Daniel, bagmaker Neville Jc Co., r. 11 Minna
McDevitt Daniel, upholsterer, r. 106 Freelon
McDevitt Edward, driver James McDevitt, r. Ala-
meda
McDevitt Edward, groceries, 109 Shipley
McDevitt Edward C, salesman Conrad Herrmann, r.
1710 Mason
McDevitt Eliza, bootfitter Kullman, Salz & Co., r.
250 Perry
McDevitt Ellen, widow, r. 2 Glover
McDevitt Frank, yardman 8. F. Gas Light Co. Po-
trero Works, r. 7 Verona PI
McDevitt Frank P., compositor Daily Stock Report,
r. 2 Glover
McDevitt James, bakeries, 504 Minna, and 152 First,
r. 1709 Howard
McDevitt James, contractor, 911 Sansome
McDevitt James, machinist, r. 100 Freelon
McDevitt James, moroccodresser Bloch & Davidson,
r. 13 3«S Bryant Av
McDevitt John, laborer, r. 12 Broadway
McDevitt John C, salesman Martin Menssdorffer, r.
900 Green
McDevitt John F., bookkeeper Bigley Brothers, r.
Oakland
Md'evitt Joseph, pressman E. Detrick & Co., r. 646
Mission
McDevitt Maggie Miss, tailoress, r. 117 Perry
McDevitt Margaret, widow, r. 250 Perry
McDevitt Michael, teamster, r. 106 Freelon
McDevitt Minnie Miss, artist, r. 1404 Polk
McDevitt Patrick, laborer Pacific Coast 88. Co., r.
E s Ohio, bet Montgomery and Sansome
McDevitt Patrick, moroccodresser Bloch & Davidson,
r. 135^ Bryant Av
McDevitt Patrick, teamster James McDevitt, r. 911
Sansome
McDevitt Peter, hackman, r. NW cor Twenty-third
and Noe
McDevitt Philip, blacksmith, r. 511 Mission
McDevitt S. A. Mrs., widow, millinery goods and
dressmaker, 1443 Polk, r. 1404 Polk
McDevitt Samuel, blacksmith John W. Farren, r.
Ui% Clementina
McDevitt William, r. 528 Bush
McDevitt William H., teamster, r. 138 Freelon
McDillan , laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
McDommick George, seaman Pacific Coast 88. Los
.ingeles
McDonald , collector, r. 231 Second
McDonald , foreman, r. Pacific Railroad House
McDonald Ada Mrs., medium, r. 9 Mason
McDonald Adelaide, widow, r. 1014 Montgomery
McDonald zEneas, porter Charles E. 8. McDonald, r.
113 Leidesdorff
McDonald Albert R., stairbuilder, r. 2424 Pine
McDonald Alexander, laborer Golden City Chemical
Works, r. NW cor Seventh and Townsend
McDonald Alexander, hmgshoreman, r. 313 Main
McDonald Alexander, plumber Morris J. Blackman,
r. 16?.J Bryant Av
McDonald Alexander, shipcarpenter, r. 408 Seventh
McDonald Alexander V., r. 732 Washington
McDonald Alexander Z., engineer, r. 1.521 Leav.
McDonald Alice, domestic 1223 York
McDonald .\llan, carpenter, r. 113% Minna
McDonald Allan, driver Central RR., r. 1011 Fillmore
McDonald Amadeus, cirpenter, r. 1713 M Jessie
McDonald Andrew (McDonald k Ewing) r. N S
Twenty-third, bet Columbia and Alabama
McDonaldAndrew, blacksmith P. J. O'Brien & Sons,
r. 9 Sumner
McDonald Andrew, shoemaker Chase & Blesi, r. 14
Russell
McDonald Andrew B., pantryman A. Wilson, r. 4
Salmon
McDonald Angus, shipwright, r. 8 s Germania, bet
Webster and Fillmore
McDonald Annie, domestic 1609 Turk
McDonald Annie Miss. r. 1405 Mason
McDonald Annie, chambermaid Hancock House
McDonald Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 243 M Langton
I McDonald Anthony, molder Savage & Son, r. 221
Eleventh
' McDonald A. R., shoemaker E. D. Nolan & Co., r. 2650
Folsom
1 McDonald .\rchibald, carpenter, r. lfi?4 Bryant Av
I McDonald Archibald, carpenter, r. 511 Ji Minna
McDonald Archibald, engineer Moynihan & Altken,
I r. 331 Minna
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McDonald Archibald, mining, r. 322 Third
McDonald Bridget, widow, r. 20 Howard Court
McDonald Bridget, domestic 922 O'Farrell
McDonald C. Mrs., dr.'ssmaker, r. 1008 >i Market
McDonald Charles, actor Bella Union The«ter,.r. 413
Oak
McDonald Charles, clerk, r. 765 Market
McDonald Charles E. S., real-estate, r. 113 Leid.
McDonald Charles H., r. 318 Kearny
McDonald Charles H., policeman City Hall, r. Rues
House
McDonald D., shoemaker, r. 2650 Folsom
McDonald Daniel, r. 479 Jessie
McDouald Daniel, painter E. H. Gadsby, r. 733 Minna
McDonald David, master mariner, office 12 Clay
McDonald Delia, nurse, r. 1728 Tyler
McDonald Dennis, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
2626 Bryant
McDonald D. J., canvasser, r. 728 Natoma
McDonald T>. L<., mining, 310 Pine, room 17, r.
327 Larkin
McDonald Donald, carpenter, r. 2922 Sacramento
McDonald Donald, superintendent disinterments
Board of Health, r. 124 Geary
McDonald Duncan, r. 1814 Stevenson
McDonald Duncan, laborer A. M. Simjison & Bro-
ther, r. Chenery, bet Thirtigth and Thirty-first
McDonald Edward, junkdealer, 21 Jansen, rear
McDonald Edward, liquor saloon, 424 Third
McDonald Edward, longshoreman Charles E. Hasel-
tine, r. 508 Post
McDonald Edward, stevedore Menzies, Bingham &
Co., r. 1003.?^ Battery, rear
McDonald Edward A., signpainter Michael King, r.
641 Mason
McDonald Elizabeth, widow, r. 238 Jessie
McDonald Elizabeth Mrs., r. 201 Leavenworth
McDonald Ellen, widow, r. 820 Nineteenth, rear
McDonald Ellen, chambermaid Grand Hotel
McDouald Ellen Mrs., gent's furnishing goods, 304
Sixth
McDonald F,. M., laborer, r.636 Commercial
McDonald F., brassfonudor William T. Garratt
McDonald Felix, plasterer, r. 221 Tenth
McDonald Flora B. Miss, hairworker Jerabek &
Schley, r. 41 Jessie
McDonald Frank, bookkeeper, r. 215 Kearny
McDonald Frank, hostler Henry Washburn, r. SE cor
Fifth and Bryant
McDonald Frank, seaman, r. 504 Davis
McDonald Frederick, fireman stmr Julia, r. Oakland
McDonald G., examiner merchandise Custom House,
r. Berkeley
McDonald George, r. 479 Jessie
McDonald George (J. J. Coughlin & Co.) r. 569 Mis-
sion
McDonald George, blacksmith, r. 20 Verona PI
McDonald George, foreman Preston & McKinnon. r.
926 Minna
McDonald George, helper Phelps Manuf . Co.. r. 605
Fell
McDonald Hannah Miss, dressmaker, r. 1217 York
McDonald Hanora, widow, r. 229 Hickory Av
McDonald Henry, helper boilermaker Pacific Mail 8S.
Co.
McDonald Hugh, laborer, r. 3 Sumner
McDonald H. W., seaman, r. 35 Pacific
McDonald James, blacksmith, r. 1245 Mission
McDonald James, boarding and lodging, 8W cor
Sierra and Louisiana
McDonald James, clerk, r. 1511 California
McDonald James, fireman stmr Bay City, r. 736 Te-
hama
McDonald James, harnessman C. L. Wall & Co., r.
145 Shipley
McDonald James, honsemover, r. 558 Stevenson
McDonald James, machinist Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 2121 California
McDonald James, mate O. & O. SS. GaeUc
McDonald James, porter L. Badovich & Co., r. 316
Fourth
McDonald Jniues, seaman, r. 36 Pacific
McDonald James, shoemaker 8. W. Levy, p. 536 Six-
teenth
McDouald James J., bookbinder William B. Cooke &
Co., r. 1H22 Market
McDonald James M., vlcepresident Pacific Bank, NW
cor Pine and Sansome, r. 912 Union
McDonald James M. Jr., clerk Lake & McEoon, r. 327
Larkin
McDon.ild J. F. & Co. (J. F. McDonald and H. W.
Gray) livery stable, W s Webb, bet California
and -Sacramento
McDonald Jennie, widow, r. 648 Ji Natoma
McDonald Johanna, widow, r. 1208 Union
McDonald John, baker, r. NW cor Seventeenth Av
and Q, South S. F.
McDonald John, blacksmith, r. United States Hotel
McDonald John, blacksmith, r. 1713>!! Jessie
McDonald John, book agent, r. Winchester House
McDonald John, carpenter, r. 863^ Market — —
McDonald John, cari>euter Pacific Mail SS. Co.
McDonald John, coachman, r. 229 Hickory Av
McDonald John, contractor, r. 1314 Scott
McDonald John, tish dealer, r. 520 Eighth
McDonald John, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 619
Second
McDonald John, liquor saloon, SW cor Sixth and Mar-
ket, r. 1001 Market
McDouald John, seaman bark Samoset, Mission St.
Wharf
McDonald John, ship carpenter, r. 1191 Harrison
McD> maid John, ship carpenter Middlemas & Boole,
r. cor Twenty-fourth and Mission
McDonald John, shoemaker, r. 1825 Sutter
McDonald John, shoemaker, r. 2804 Sacramento
McDonald John, shoemaker Armstrong & Wright
McDonald John, steward Pacific Mail SS. City of Pe-
king
McDonald John, teamster A. C. Freese, r. 10 Warren Av
McDonald John, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. Casti'o bet Foiu^eenth and Fifteenth
McDonald Joh\^ A., druggist, r. 339 McAllister
McDonald John C, laborer, r. 15 Gilbert
McDonald John E., carpenter, r. 79 West Mission
(J. F. McDonald & Co.) r. 509 Fell
(McDonald & Williams) r. Buss
McDonald John F.
McDonald John H
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McDonald John H.,
clerk, r. 2347 Howard
McDonald John J., patternm.akcr George H. Tay &
Co., r. 569 Mission
McDonald John N., shipwright, r. 1731 }4 Market
McDonald Joseph, awniugmaker, r. 641 Mission
McDonald Joseph, cigar-boxniaier, r. 145 Shipley
McDonald Kate, domestic 606 Fell
McDonald Kate Miss, instructress Willcox & Gibbs
Sewing Machine Co., r. Howard Court
McDonald Kate Miss, vice principal Eighth St. Gram-
mar School, r. 1022 Twentieth
McDonald Kate Mrs., groceries, NW cor Seventeenth
Av and Q. South S. F.
McDonald Lewis, longshoreman Charles E.Haseltine,
r. 139Freelon
McDonald Lillie Miss, dressmaker, r. 406 Minna
McDonald Lizzie, domestic 1514 Hyde
McDonald Luke, laborer, r. Columbia Hotel
McDouald M%, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
McDonald M. , laborer Whitiier.Fuller & Co., r. 36 Clay
McDonald Mark, clerk, r. 1722 Mission
McDonald Maggie, domestic 1613 Fillmore
McDonald Maggie, seamstress, r. 1307 Pacific
McDonald Maggie Miss, cigarmaker Ernst GaflTke, r.
39 Everett
McDouald Malcolm, carpenter Moore k Wilkie, r. 409
. Minna
McDonald Malvina Miss, dressmaker, r. 648>4 Natoma
McDonald Margaret, widow, r. 34 Natoma
McDonald Marion J., stockbroker, 203 Bush, room 13,
r. The Baldwin
McDonald Mark L., mining, r. S£ cor Post and
Leavenworth
McDonald Mary, widow, r. 245 Clementina
McDonald Mary, domestic 911 Webster
McDonald Mary, domestic 1115 Geary
McDonald Mary, domestic 1708 Geary
McDouald Mary, domestic 1716 Van Ness Ay
McDonald Mary Miss, shoefitter S. W. Levy
McDonald Mary E. Miss, saleslady Mrs. Ellen Mc-
Donald, r. 304 Sixth
McDonald Matthew, stableman Orsemus Smiley, r. W
s First Av, N of Fulton
McDonald Mattie, domestic 1714 Bush
McDouald Michael, carpenter, r. 520 Sixth
McDonald Michael, carpenter, r. 1217 York
McDonald Michael, fru ts and vegetables, 404 Folsom
McDonald Michael, gardener Calvary Cemetery, r. W
s St. Joseph's Av, bet Eddy and Ellis
McDonald Michael, laborer, r. 11 Freelon
McDonald Michael, laborer, r. 20 Hickory Av
McDonald Michael, laborer, r. 366 Natoma
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McDonald Michael, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r. 2021
Geary
McDonald Michael, liquor saloon. 1033 Market
McDonald Michael, teamster Remillard Brick Co., r.
212 Langtou
McDonald Micliael C, carpenter Public School Dept,
r. NE cor Mission and Twenty-second
McDunwld Micliael C, liquor saloon, 728 Branuan
McDonald Michael J., liquor dealer, r. 11 Geneva
McDonald Michael J., porter Blake, Bobbins & Co.,
r. 1909 O'Farrell
McDonald Nicholas, contractor, r. 2021 Geary
McDonald O., fireman Pacific CoaBt SS. State of Cali-
fornia
McDonald Owen, fireman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Sydney
McDonald Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W8
Silver
Mfeonald Patrick, laborer, r. 115 Vallejo
McDonald Patrick, lather, r. 223 Fulton
McDonald Patrick, porter John Butler, r. 5 Howard
Court
McDonald Patrick, teamster Peter Robinson .
McDonald Patrick A., wholesale coke, coal, and
charcoal, 809 and 811 Folsom, r. 811 Folsom
McDonald Peter, teamster, r.W s Chenery, bet Thirty.
first and Thirty-second
McDonald Peter A., machinist Novelty Iron Works, r.
34 Natoma
McDonald R. H., president Pacific Bank, NW cor
Piue and Sansome, r. The Baldwin
McDonald Richard, captain bark Constitution, oflSce
18 Howard, r. 932 Clay
McDonald Richard, porter Richards & Harrison, r.
1208 Union
McDonald Robert, clerk, r. 2120 Pine
McDonald Robert, porter, r. 427 Powell
McDonald Roderick, seaman SS. Oregon, Folsom St.
Wharf, r. 270 Jessie
McDonald Ronald, brickmason, r. 240 Chattanooga
McDonald Rose, widow, r. 663 Minna
McDonald Rosauna, widow, r. cor Twenty-sixth and
Shotwell
McDonald Rosena Miss, dressmaker, r. 648 M Natoma
McDonald R. S. Mrs., r. 270 Jessie
McDonald Samuel, carriagemaker, r. 845 Howard
McDonald Samuel, oiler tug Donald, Howard St.
Wharf
McDonald Sarah, domestic 2515 Sacramento
McDonald Simon, blacksmith, r. 1120 Harrison
McDonald Simon, carriagemaker D.R. McNeill & Co.,
r. 23 Seventh
McDonald S. R., driver Central RR., r. 1110 Fillmore
McDonald Steven, mate bark Great Western, r. 207
Howard
McDonald Terrence, hackman, r. N 8 Fifteenth, bet
Noe and Castro
McDonald Thomas (Tompkins & McDonald) r. Chi-
cago Hotel
McDonald Thomas, clerk, r. 247 Perry
McDonald Thomas, expressman, 8E cor Spear and
Market, r. 1825 Sutter
McDonald Thomas, laborer, r. San Miguel Station
McDonald Thomas, laborer Peter Robinson, r. Fil-
bert, bet Sansome and Montgomery
McDonald Thomas, laborer Southern Pac. RR.
McDonald Thomas, serviceman S. F4||»s Light Co.
McDonald Thomas, speculator, r. 547 Mission
McDonald Thomas E., compositor The Daily Ex-
change, r. SW cor Fifth and Stevenson
McDonald Thomas H., foreman Union Box Factory,
r. Oakland
McDonald Timothy, express^man, r. 1825 Sutter
McDonald Timothy, laborer, r. 11 O'Farrell Alley
McDonald Vincent P., clerk freight auditor Central
Pac. RR., r. 44 Third
McDonald W., porter Pacific Mail SS. Granada
McDonald Wallace, carriagesmith Milo P. Holmes, r.
8 Anthony
McDonald William, driver City Cab and Carriage
Stables, r. 174 Jessie
McDonald William, laborer, r. cor Sweeney and King
laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
porter Pacific Mail SS. Colima, r.
McDonald William,
McDonald William,
11 Tay
McDonald William
seaman, r. Sauder.s' Hotel
McDonald William H., speculator, r. 1910 Polk
McDonald William J., hostler St. Lawrence Livery
Stable, r. 276 Jessie
McDonald Winnie, domestic 1307 Larkin
r.
35
McDonald Wlnnifred, domestic 1310 Mason
McDonald W. Smith, blacksmith Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 20 Verona PI
McDonald & Ewiug (Andrew McDonald & George
Ewing) blacksmiths and carriagemakers, E s Ala-
bama, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
McDonald & Williams (John H. McDonald and
Thomas S. AVilliams Jr.) merchant tailors, 14
Montgomery
McDonald. See MacDonald, Macdonald, and McDon-
nell
McDonnal Angus D., carpenter, r. 716Jj Grove
McDonnell A., Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
McDonnell A. J., bookkeeper Bullion Mining Co
407 Mason
McDonnell Aunie, domestic 418 Tehama
McDonnell Annie, domestic, 912 Union
McDonnell Catherine Mrs., r. 4 Willow Av
McDonnell D., r. 1814 Stevenson
McDonnell Daniel, painter John S. Mellon, r
O'Farrell
McDonnell E!iza, widow, r. 2912 Folsom
McDonnell George, druggist, r. 1836 Powell
McDonnell James, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
McDonnell James J., apothecary, SE cor Market
and Sixth (and J. J. McDonnell & Co.) r. 20
Twelfth
McDonnell J. J. & Co. (James J. McDonnell
and R. E. White) apothecaries, 400 Hayes
McDonnell John (Bassou & McDonnell) r. 126 Langton
McDonnell John, blacksmith, r. S s Greenwich, bet
Webster and Fillmore
McDonnell John, caketriramer Pac. Oil and Lead
Works
McDonnell John, clerk, r. American Exchange Hotel
McDonnell John, laborer, r. 346 Third
McDonnell John, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 13 Isis
McDonnell John A., safemaker, r. 7 Baldwin Court
McDonnell Michael, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r. 2235
Geary
McDonnell Patrick, sailmaker Andrew Crawford, r.
1024 Montgomery
McDonnell Patrick, laborer, r. 346 Third
McDonnell Patrick, miner, r. 547 Mission
McDonnell Patrick, poultry, 10 Grand Central Market,
r. 2346 Washington
McDonnell Patrick, real-estate agent, 410 Montgom-
ery, room 3, r. 1722 Mission
McDonnell Peter H., salesman John Lowth & Co., r.
8565^ Harrison
McDonnell Samuel A., phamiacist G. G. Burnett, r.
361 Minna
McDonnell Thomas, boilermaker, r. 2626 Bryant Av
McDonnell Thomas, hackmaii, SE cor Fourth and
Market, r 22 Park Av
McDonnell Timothy, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, r.
11 Geneva
McDonnell William D., boilermaker, r. 3 Gardner Al-
ley
McDonogh James, fruit and produce, 212 Washing-
ton, r. E s Army, bet York and Potrero Av
McDonogh James Jr., porter Dalton & Gray, r. E s
.\rmy, bet York and Potrero Av
McDonough Andrew T., tailor, r. 548 Minna
McDonough Anthony D., laborer, r. 961 Bryant
McDonough Bessie Miss, r. 8 Jane PI
McDonough Bridget Miss, fruits and stationery, 185
Hayes
McDonough Bridget, groceries and liquors, 10 Jessie
McDonough Daniel W., with Eyre & Jones, r. 163 Sil-
ver
McDonough Edward, sewing-machine agent, r. 548
Minna
McDonough Francis, longshoreman Menzies, Bing-
ham & Co., r. 129 Jackson
McDonough George, deckhand SS. Los Angeles
McDonough James, r. 1440 Minna
McDonough James F., carriage painter, r. 430 Clem-
entina, rear
McDonough John, bookkeeper Charles W. Fox. r. 626
Geary
McDonough John, driver Market St. RR., r. 3034}j
Sixteenth
McDonough John, milk ranch. Seventeenth Av, bet
R and S, S(mth S. F.
McDonough John G., salesman Joseph T. Poheim, r.
548 Minna
McDonough John W., laborer, r. S s Greenwich, bet
Montgomery and Sansome
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McDonough Lucy MisB, dressmaker, r. 8 Jane PI
McDonough Lucy A., widow, r. 2918 Fillruore
McD' ■Hough Margaret, widow, r. 315 First
McDonough Margaret, domestic 5i5 Seventeenth
McDonough Martin, clerk Peter T. Gannon, r. 464
Stevenson
McDonough Mary, domestic 308 Sixteenth
McDonough Matthew, groceries and liquors, 724 How-
ard
McDonough Matthew, laborer, r. 140 Ji Shipley
McDonough Michael, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
McDonough Patrick, carpenter, r. E 8 Minna, bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
McDonough Patrick, policeman City Hall, r. IParkAv
McDonough Peter, laborer, r. E s Dolores, bet Dor-
land and Eighteenth
McDonough Richard, r. 163 Silver
McDonough Robert, salesman S.W. Rosenstock & Co.,
r. 2120 Pine
McDonough Thomas, laborer, r. 722 Grove
McDouough Thomas, stonecutter new City Hall, r.
Eighteenth, nr Capp
McDonough Thomas, waiter Russ House
McDonough Thomas Jr., operator Western Union Tel.
Co., r. 8 Jane PI
McDonough Thomas P., bartender Richard Bunton, r.
8 Jane PI
McDonough William, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock &
Co., r. S 6 Greenwich, bet Montgomery and San.
McDougal , r. 36 Clay
McDougal Annie, widow, r. 559 Howard
McDougal Charles J., commander U. S. Navy,
inspector Twelfth District Light House Dept, 120
Sutter (after July 1st new U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing) r. 16 South Park
McDougal David, admiral U. S. N., r. 58 South Park
McDougal Hugh, carpenter, r. 117 Gilbert, rear
McDougal Thomas, mining, r. 907 Howard
McDougal W. C, r. Montgomery's Hotel
McDougald John E., marblecutter, r. 409 Fourth
McDougald Thomas G., switchman Central Pac. RE.,
r. 409 Fourth
McDougall B. & Son (JBarnett and Charles C.) archi-
tects, 330 Pine, rooms 01 and 62
McDougall Baruett (B. McDougall & Son) r. SW cor
Fulton and Devi.sadero
McDougall Benjamin F., shirtcutter, r. 1119 Howard
McDougall Charles A., bagmaker, r. 1119 Howard
McDougall Charles C. (B. McDougall & Son)r. SW cor
Fulton and Devisadero
McDougall Daniel, r. S8 0ak,betLottand Masonic Av
McDougall Daniel Jr., engineer, r. S s Oak, bet Lott
and Masonic Av
McDougall Hannah, widow, r. 1119 Howard
McDougall James, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
McDougall James T., mining, r. Abbotsford House
McDougall John, r. 2408 Sacramento
McDougall John M., housepainter, r. 509 Stevenson
McDougall Mary Mrs., burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, Black Point
McDougall Nicholas, boots and shoes, 3008 Mission
McDougall Samuel P., liquor saloon, SE cor Fourth
and King
McDougall Theodore, broker, r. 1119 Howard
McDougall William, foreman W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 813 Valencia
McDougall William F., bookkeeper .Stna Ironworks,
r. 21 Stanly PI
McDougall. See Dougal and McDougal
McDowell Alexander, painter, r. 20 Scott PI
McDowell Archibald E., bookkeeper Gowcr & Gibnan,
r. 1503 Washington
McDowell Delia Mrs., furnished rooms, 121 Mont.
McDowell George, druggist, r. 1836 Powell
McDowell Henry B., student, r. cor Bay and Van
Ness Av
BIcDowell Irviii, major-general U. S. A., com-
manding Military Division Pacific, and Depart-
ment California, headquarters Presidio Reserva-
tion, r. Black Point
McDowell Mary Miss, shoefltter, r. 837 Folsom
McDowell Robert, seaman, r. 218 Ritch
McDowell 8. & Co. (Samuel McDowell and Walter
Gould) carpet beating, 1321 Market
McDowell Samuel (S. McDowell & Co.) r. 1217 Webster
McDowell Samuel H., clerk, r. 064 Minna
McDowell Thomas, seaman, r. 218 Ritch
McDowell Thomas W., grainer, r. 1615 Powell
McDowell W. A., clerk auditor Central Pac. RR.,r.
Oakland
McDowell William, showcard writer, 608 Market, r.
3038 Sixteenth
McDuff Andrew, shipwright, r. 14 Clinton
McDuff John, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
McDuffy Hugh, seaman, r. 252 Beale, rear
McDuflfy Patrick, seaman, r. 23 Folsom
McDyer John, shoemaker, 058 Mission, r. 551 Stev.
McEachern Joseph, salesman, r. 961 Mission
McEachran Benjamin D. (McEachran & Rowe) r. 553
Jessie
McEachran & Rowe (Benjamin D. McEachran and
William H. Rowe) proptrs Pioneer Looking-glass
and Picture-frame Manufactory, 132 Main
McEachron John, carpenter, r. E b California Av, nr
Montezuma, B. H.
McElaney Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 12
Broadway
McElearney James, teamster, r. 447 Tehama
McElearney Rosa, domestic 902 O'Farrell •
McElheney Alice, widow, r. 550 Jessie
McElheney John F., compositor P. J. Thomas, r. 550
Jessie
McElhei;an Robert, blacksmith, r. 240 Eleventh
McElheran WilUam D., horseshoer, 1509 Mission, r.
240 Eleventh
McElhJnny John, gardener, r. 2111 Larkin
McElhinny M. A. Mrs., clerk U.S. Surveyor General's
Office, r. 806 Bush
McElhinny Michael A., collector, r. 2111 Larkin
McEllilniiy Patrick H., law and collection of-
fice, 715 Clay, r. 2111 Larkin
McEUigott James, laborer, r. 23 Clinton
McElligott Thomas, laborer, r. 23 Clinton
McEUigott William, driver Franklin Hotel, r. 544
Fifteenth
3IcElrath John E. (McElrath & Eells) r. Oakland
McElrath iSi EeUs (JohuE. McElrath and Charles
P. Eeils) attorneys at law, 230 Montgomery
McElroy Annie Miss, boxmaker Abraham Waldstein,
r. 428 Seventh
McElroy Andrew, groceries and liquors, 642 Mission
McElroy Bernard, salesman, r. 45 Russ
McElroy Emma L. Miss, assistant Broadway Primary
School, r. SE cor Gough and Union
McElroy George, laborer, r. 520 Mission
McElroy Gravel Mining Co. (Calaveras Co.,
Cal.) Louis Liilie secretary, 607 Washington
McElroy Harriet S., widow, p:. SE cor Gough and
Union
McElroy H. B., student Barnard's Business College,
r. Oakland
McElroy Hugh, blacksmith, 1048 Mission, r. 638 Jessie
McElroy Hugh, laborer, r. 917 Jones
McElroy Hugh, packer Altschul, Seller & Co., r. 612
Natoma
McElroy James, boatman, r. 511 Chestnut, rear
McElroy James, coke dept 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1009
Minna
McElroy James, janitor Sacred Heart College
McElroy James, laborer, r. 426 Seventh
McElroy James, miner, r. 251 Octavia
McElroy James, Rev. D. D., pastor St. Paul's Episco-
pal Church, r. 2519 Sacramento
McElroy James, porter S. Mosgrove & Brother, r. 8b
Nineteenth, bet Church and Sanchez
McElroy James G., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 822 Howaxd^
McElroy Jane, wraow, r. 2217 Pine
McElroy John, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 426 Seventh
McElroy John, expressman, cor Mission and First, r.
13 Natoma
McElroy John, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 3 Perry
McElroy John J., fireman Pac. Power Co., r. 13 Na-
toma
McElroy Mary, widow, r. 1057 Howard
McElroy Mary, domestic 818 Eddy
MeElroy Nellie Miss, teacher St. Joseph's Grammar
School, r. 917 Jones
McElroy Oscar, teamster, 18 Drumm, r. 14 Ninth
McElroy Patrick, clerk W. B. Cluff&Co., r. eaOM
Miuna
McElroy Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works, r. Mis-
sion St. House ^
McElroy Robert, real-estate agent, 519 Montgomery,
r. 917 Howard
McElroy Robert D., clerk Robert McElroy, r. 917
Howard
McElroy Susan M., widow, r. 1427 Mission
McElroy Thomas F., bookbinder, r. 13 Hunt
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McElroy William, bartender John Godsll, r. 322 Sixth
McElwee Charles K. (D. B. Bpangler & Co.) r. 21
Hawthorne
McElwee John V., miner, r. 21 Hawthorne
MoElwee William, upholsterer M. Lachman * Co., r.
21 Hawthorne
McEueany Edward, engineer 88. Gussie Telfair, r.
•244 Clara
McEuerney Mary, domestic 224 Tenth
McEnhill John, hostler N. B. and Mission RR.,r. 13
Harrison Av
McEuhill Maggie, shoefltter, r. 16 Harrison Av
McEnuey Peter, laborer, i. E s Nebraska, nr 8o-
uoiua
McEnroe Henry, i)orter Thomas Sullivan, r. 509)^
Grove
McEnroe James, porter, r. 509^ Grove
McEnroe John B., bootmaker John Sullivan, r. 509
Grove
McEnroe Patrick H., brassfounder William T. Gar-
ratt, r. ."^09 Grove
McEnroe Thomas, laborer, r. 509)^ Grove
McEnroe Thomas Jr., butcher, r. 509 Grove
McEntee Frank, oiler SS. State of California, Broad-
way Wharf
McEntee George O., clerk, r. 442 Twenty-second
McEntee Jaiues, machinist iEtna Iron Works, r. 3
Sherwood PI
McEntee John, bsgmaker Neville & Co., r. 40 First
McEntee John F., machinist Tait & Hainque, r. 24 }4
Louisa
McEntee Mary, domestic 731 Geary
McEntee Mary Mrs., r. 442 Twenty-second
McEntee Terrence, teamster, r. NE cor Tenth and
Bryant
McEntire Patrick, assistant weigher Custom House,
r. 2228 Mission
McEntyre Patrick, fireman stmr El Capitan, Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
McEvoy Daniel, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
McEvoy, Daniel, teamster Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co., r.
148 Silver
McEvoy Dennis, plasterer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
McEvoy Edward, waiter SS. Oregon, Folsom St.Wharf
McEvoy Francis, coffinrubber James McGinn, r. 863 J^
Market
McEvoy James, coalpasser Oregon SS. George W.
Elder
McEvoy James, conductor Central RR., r. 1424 Turk
McEvoy Jaiues, Painters' Pro. Union. 771 Market
McEvoy James J., sacksewer Eureka Warehouse, r.
290 Union
McEvoy John, metal roofer, r. 863 J^ Market
McEvoy Joseph, foreman Micbelssen, Brown fc Co., r.
336 Tenth
McEvoy JoseiihC, metalioofer, r. 863 M Market
McEvoy Joseph G., plasterer, r. 1 Maria
McEvoy M. A. Miss., dressmaker, 435 Jessie
McEvoy Mary E., widow, r. 1423 California
McEvoy Peter, mattressmaker, r. 225 Green
McEvoy Thomas, boarding and lodging, 414 Folsom
McEvoy Thomas, gardener, r. 9 Middle
McEvoy Theodore N., gardener, r. 9 Middle
McEvoy. See McAvoy
McEwen Andrew, bartender Adam & Kibbe, r. 1137
Mission
McEwen Andrew, molder, r. Montgomery's Hotel
McEwen Helen, widow, r. 764 Folsom
McEwen James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works
McEwen James, president Bay City Soda Water Co.,
110 Tyler, r. NE cor Valencia and Seventeenth
McEwen Julia A., widow, r. 1520 Taylor
McEwen Maggie Miss, r. 1913 Broaclway
McEwen Michael, laborer, r. S s Filbert, bet Polk and
Van Ness Av
McEwen Thomas, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
McEwen Thomas C. waiter New York Bakery, r. 258
Stevenson
McEwen Warren L., deputy U. 8. Marshal, r. 1318
Jones
McFadden Charles H., clerk A.M. Simpson & Brother,
r. 1607 Turk
McFadden Daniel, shipjoiner, r. 331 Bryant
McFadden Edwin, laborer, r. 1014 Minna
McFadden Ellen, ironer S. F. Laundry, NW cor Turk
and Fillmore
McFadden Henry A., compositor, r. 782 Harrison
McFadden Israel, painter Union Iron Works, r. 36
Tehama
McFadden James, cook Patrick Mooney, r. 515 J4 Btev
McFadden James, plumber Fritz & Eeun, r. 1020 Bry- j
ant, rear
McFadden James F., clerk, r. 1507 Turk
McFadden John, baggagemaster, r. 636 Mission
McFadden John, contractor, r. 239 Eleventh
McFadden John, laborer, r. 1914 Taylor
McFadden Kate Miss, assi.'itant Hayes Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 1607 Turk
McFadden Madeline Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1010 }j Lar-
kiu
McFadden Mary, domestie 1540 Ellis
McFadden Patrick C, foreman A. M. Simpson k
Brother, r. 1607 Turk '
McFadden Samuel, collector Flanagan & Gallagher, r. ,
;{(iO Jessie
McFadden Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
McFadden Thomas, teamster, r. 1418 DevisaUero
McFadden Wianifred, widow, r. 1020 Bryant, rear
McFadders D., St. Andrew's Soc, 232 Sutter
McFaddin Charles J., bookkeeper Giant Powder Co.,
r. 18.57 Stevenson
McFaddin Mary, widow, r. N s Eighteenth, bet Guer-
rero and Dolores
McFaddin Patrick, driver Chase & Wolff, r. 1001 Bat-
tery
McFadyen Archibald, blacksmith, 1711 Mission, r.
127 Thifteenth
McFarlan Archibald R., workman coiner's dept U.
S. Mint, r. 211 Polk
McFarlan Charles, upholsterer, r. 4 Medau PI
McFarland B., scenic artist Baldwin Theater
McFarland Charles, laborer freight dept Central Pac.
RR.
McFarland D., Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Market
McFarland Hugh, teamster Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co., r.456 Natoma
McFarland James, r. 807 Kearny
McFarland James, bartender Dennis B. Devine, r.
863)4 Market
McFarland James, conductor Clay St. Hill RR. , r.
1402 Leavenworth
McFarland J^mes, molder Mian Iron Works, r. 134
Fourth
McFarland James, stonecutter, r. 407 Clementina
McFarland John, gigger S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, Black Point
McFarland John, laborer 8. B. Church, r. 456 Na-
toma
McFarland John, mate schr Hueneme, Spear St.-
Wharf ^_
McFarland John I^^lerk, r. 2408 Folsom
McFarland John J., r. 1617 Broderick
McFarland Joseph, painter, r. 8W cor Jones and
Greenwich
McFarland Lizzie, domestic 413 Oak
McFarland Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 418 Natoma
McFarland Owen, driver N. B. and Mission RR., r.
2426 Howard
McFarland Patrick, seaman, r. 21 Stanford
McFarlandRobertE., painter John F. McKelvey, r.
915 Market
McFarland Thomas, seaman Pacific Coast S8. Salinas
McFarland W. F. Miss, assistant Clement Grammar
School, r. 2408 Folsom
McFarlane Alexander, quartermaster Pacific Mail
SS. Australia
McFarlane A. R., collector F. Dewing & Co., r. 619
Pine
McFarlane Mary, domestic 509 Bush
McFarlane. See McFalflan
McFaull John, laborer, r. NW cor Haight and La-
guna
McFaull Michael, teamster Peter Robinson, r. N s
Green, nr Battery
McFaull Patrick, laborer E. T. Menomey, r. 722 Bran-
nau
McFay A. M. Mrs. (J. H. Phillips k Co.) r. 1214 Kear.
McFay Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. White
House Hotel
McFee John, carpenter, r. 1413 Lyon
McFee. See McAfee and McPhee
McFeeley Bernard, laborer Joseph Newbauer, r. 307
First
McFeely Frank W., compositor Alta, r. 519Ji Stev.
McFeely Michael, painter, 2200 Fillmore, r. Ill Turk
McFlinn Catherine Mrs., r. 005 B«?annan
McFord Annie, chambermaid The Windsor
McGann Frank P., sash and blind maker James M.
Hurley, r. 137 Freelon
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McGann James, sash and blindmaker James M. Hvxr-
ley, r. 137 Freelon
McGann John, machinist Tait & Hainque, r. 731
Bryant
McGann John, teamster Ren ton Coal Co., r. W s Ohio,
nr Broadway
McGann Malech M., clerk, r. 722 Clementina
McGann Patrick, peddler, r. W s Sumner, nr Nevada
Av, B. H.
McGann Patrick H. (McGann & Co.) r. 251 Minna
McGann Thomas, laborer, r. 137 Freelon
McGann William, fireman Andrew Frei, r. 137 Free-
lon
McGann & Co. (Patrick H. McGann) hatters, 822
Market
McGare James, seaman, r. 36 Clay
McGarity Lucy, widow, r. S s Twenty-third, bet Capp
and Howard
McGarrahan James, bootfltter East & Co., r. 259
Minna
McGarrigall Edward, carpenter M. P. and M. dept
Central Pac. ER.
McGarrigall P. J., painter M. P. and M. dept Central
Pac. RR.
McGarry Daniel, r. Ill OliTe Av
McGarvie Alexander, r. 1126 Market
McGary Edward, capitalist, 310 Pine, room 47, r. 1036
Mission
McGary Edward Jr., deputy Sheriflf, r. 1036 Mission
McGary Edward J., agent P. Cox & Brothers, Roches-
ter, N. Y., 320 Sansome, r. Nucleus House
McGary Henry, tailor, r. 523 Kearny
McGary Theresa, widow, r. 638 Jessie
McGaughen John, laborer, r. Battery, nr Broadway
McGaughey Francis, porter Breeze k Loughran, r. 5
Vernon PI
McGauley E. F., assistant bookkeeper Savings and
Loan Soc, r. 628 O'Farrell
McGauley Frances Mrs., select school, 628 O'Farrell
McGauley Henry, clerk Medovich & Sorich. r. 8 Du-
pont
McGauley James F., bookkeeper Savings and Loan
Soc, r. 628 O'Farrell
McGauran Patrick, r. 403 Van Ness Av
McGeachy Augustus, shoemaker, r. 13 Virginia PI
McGoary Eliza Miss, millinery, 2403^ Sixth
McGeary H., tailor, r. 523 Kearny
McGeary John, carpenter, r. 1135 Mission
McGee Albert, hostler Henry Washburn, r. SE cor
Fifth and Bryant
McGee Ann Mrs., fancy goods, 239 Eighth
McGee Bernard J., laborer U. 8. Aj^aiser's Store, r.
12 Langton
McGee Bridget, domestic 963 Howard
McGee Francis A., mining secretary, 32 Mer-
chant's Exchange, r. 1908 Buchanan
McGee Frank, porter Straus, Kohustamm & Co., r.
1859 Stevenson
McGee Harry C, clerk •. 1908 Buchanan
McGee Hugh, shoeme ji Buckingham & Hecht, r. 2
Sheridan
McGee James, clerk Robinson, Olney & Byrne, r. 12
Langton
McGee JameR. tanner John Meeban, r. NE cor Twen-
ty-fourth and Mission
McGee John, laborer, r. 145 Shipley
McGee John, laborer Superintendent of Streets
McGee John B., mining, 330 Pine, room 28, r. 809
Bush
McGee John J., hardware, 309 Sixth
McGee Kate Miss, r. 647 Mission^
McGee Kate, domestic 1518 Taylor
McGee Lizzie, domestic 1518 Taylor
McGee Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r, W s
Iowa, bet Solano and Butte
McGee Patrick, bartender, r. 838 Market
McGee Patrick, real-estate, r. 1013 Jackson
McGee Peter, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. cor
Mission and Thirty-first, Fairmount Tract
McGee Richard J., carriagetriromer Albert Folsom,
r. 921 Natoma
McGee Robert E., laborer Hibemia Brewery, r. 149 Jj
Dore
McOee Terrence, laborer Sea Wall, r. 34 Natoma
McGee Thomas (Sullivan &. McGee) r. 27 Potter
McGee Thomas, liquor saloon, SE cor Church and
Twenty-seventh
McGee Thomas W., laborer Union Iron Works, r. 239
Eighth
McGee. See Magee
McGeehau Cornelius, primer, r. 309 J^ Clementina
McGeehan Hugh, whaiflnger Folsom St. Wharf, r. 29
Pearl
McGeehan John, milker William Maguire, r. Mar-
shall, nr Mission
McGeeney Bridget, widow, r. 1415 Jackson
McGeeney Edward, pressman B. H. Daly, r. 1415
Jackson
McGeeney Thomas, butcher, r. 1601 Clay
McGeoghegan Elizabeth, domestic 408 Hyde
McGeoghegan John T. , mining secretary, 318
Pine, room 13, r. N s Seventeenth, bet Guerrero
and Dolores
McGeorge John W., clerk Yates & Co., r. Oakland
McGeough Arthur H., blacksmith, r. 908 Sansome
McGeougb James, molder Metropolitan Foundry, r.
114 Natoma
McGeough James, painter, r. 812 Larkin
McGeough James, stonecutter, r. 908 Sansome
McGeough Mary V. Miss, assistant South S. F. School,
r. 908 Sansome
McGeough Thomas W., blacksmith, r. 908 Sansome
McGerchey A., waiter Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba
McGhan Charles M., market, 2113 Mission
McGibben Robert, machitiist new U. S. Appraisers
Building, r. 7 Vincent
McGilfiu James, cabinetmaker William J. Heney &
Co.. r. 1217!^ Howard
McGiffin Joseph, solicitor Franklin Hotel, r. 1519 Sac.
McGill Alfred A., clerk William R. Sloan, r. N s Dor-
land, bet Church and Sanchez
McGill George, jeweler R. W. Jackson, r. 229 Bartlett
McGill George Jr., bookbinder William B. Cooke &
Co., r. 229 Bartlett
McGill Henry M.. clerk City and County Attorney, r.
342 DorUnd
McGill Howard, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
r. 229 Bartlett
McGill James, bricklayer, r. 455 Stevenson
McGill John, plasterer, r. 455 Stevenson
McGill Joseph, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
229 Bartlett
McGill Lott. carpenter, r. 133 Lily Av
JtlcGill Robert £. , ship, and Custom House broker
508 Battery
McGill. See Gill and Magill
McGillau Frank, hackman, Plaza, r. 22 Moss
McGillan Frank Jr., grainer, r. 22 Moss
McGillan Mary, widow, r. 308 Clementina
McGillan Owen, coalman S. F. Gas Light Co., Po-
trero Works, r. W'hite House Hotel
McGillan Patrick, meterman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
440Ji Jessie
McGillan Patrick, painter, r. 22 Moss
McGillan Roger, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
217 Miima
McGillan. See'Gillan
McGilley Joseph, helper Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Cas-
sius Hotel
McGilley Patrick, plasterer, r. W s Wool, nr Cort-
land Av, B. H.
McGilley Patrick M. C, plasterer, r. W 6 Wool, nr
Cortland Av, B. H.
McGillicuddy Annie, chambermaid The Baldwin
McGillicuddy Eugene, expressman, cor Fifth and
Market, r. 1204 Howard
McGillicuddy Katie, chambermaid The Baldwin
McGilligan Joseph, heater Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Cas-
sius Hotel
McGillivray Joseph, St. Andrew's Soc, 232 Sutter
McGilloney John M., painter, r. 9 Taylor
McGilloway Neal, teamster Alexander Summerfield, r.
527 Howard
McGilvray James B., receiver Sutter St. RR.
McGilvray John, shoemaker Louis Silberstein, r. 528
Pacific
McC-lvrey Thomas, clerk 8. F. Laundry, r. 1307 Fill-
nore
McGinerty Henry, grainer Charles Schofleld, r. 505
Third
McGinley Robert, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 441
Clementina
McGinley Robert, laborer, r. 14 Gilbert
McGinley Timothy, teamster Peter Robinson, r. 909
Battery, rear
McGinn Annie M. Mrs., stamping, and embroidery,
218 OFarrell
McGinn Bernard, asphaltum roofer, r. Branch House
McGinn Bernard, longshoreman Charles £. Haseltine
McGinn C, r. 614 Kearny
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN, 'nj?K».SniT-
JONAS J. MORRISON,
Laniber Dealer, N. E.cor. Altsslon and Spear Sts.,lkMi|«r|^
JLiuinber Slieda filled with -well seasoned L.uinber.
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McGinn Celia, widow, r. 1000 Washington
McGinn Eugene, vurnisher James McGinn, r. 1210
Uevisaclcro
McGinn George, t)Ootraaker James H. Swain, r. 1557 J4
Market
McGinn Harry, with Frank J. Loskey, r. 502 O'Far-
rell
McGinn Henry, engraver, r. 863 J^ Market
McGinn Hugh, second cook SS. Humboldt, Jackson
St. Wharf
McGinn James, teamster, r. 62 Shipley
McGinn James, undertaker, 863 Market, r. 1802
Ellis
McGinn Jane, domestic 2422 Howard
McGinn Martin A., salesman Nolan Brothers, r. Hi
Minna
McGinn Mary Mrs., r. 405 Grove
McGinn P., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
M:;Ginu Patrick, hostler United Carriage Co., r. 636
Mission
McGinn T. Miss, canvasser J. B. O'Connor & Co.
McGinn Thomas, cofQnmaker James McGinn, r. 1802
Ellis
McGinney Frank J., saddler William Davis, r. 424Ji
Linden Av
McGinney James, milkman John A. Boy, r. W s San
Bruno Road, nr Fifteenth Av
McGinney John H., blacksmith Charles Rueser, r. 728
McAllister
McGiimey Patrick J., cooper, r. 728 McAllister
McGinnis Annie, chambermaid Cosmopolitan Hotel
McGiiinis A. W., car driver, r. 17 First Av
McGinnis Belle, widow, r. 207 Turk
McGinnis Bridget, domestic 1808 Pine
McGinnis Catherine, widow, r. 3 Minna
McGinnis Charles E., teamster, r. 424 Fell
McGinnis Charles J., type caster Painter & Co., r. 3
Minna
McGinnis D., musician, r. 838 Market
McGinnis Edward, groceries and liquors, SW cor Ala-
bama and Twenty-fourth
McGinnis Edward Jr., boilermaker Union Iron Works,
r. 1322 Harrison
McGinnis H., clerk Keane Brothers, r. Rues House
McGinnis James, driver Isaac Stone, r. W s San Bru-
no road, nr Thirty-first
McGinnis James, liquor saloon, 112 Hayes
McGinnis James, seaman, r. 38 Mary
McGinnis James C, policeman City Hall, r. 25M
Fifth Av
McGinnis Jane, widow, r. 32 Louisa
McGinnis John, canvasser, r. 125 Shipley
McGinnis John, porter, r. 566 Howard
McGinnis Lawrence, bootmaker Porter, Oppenhelm-
er, Sleesinger & Co., r. 28 Minna
McGinnis Michael, expressman, NW cor Kearny and
Washington, r. 128 G'Farrell
McGinnis Michael, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works,
r. 528 Howard
McGinnis Patrick, mining, r. W s Bartlett, bet Twen-
ty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
McGinnis Terrence, r. 303 Jessie
McGinnis Thomas, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
McGinnis Thomas, harness and saddlery, 775 Market,
r. 1206 Market
McGinnis Thomas, helper Sacramento Boiler Works,
r. 214 Beale
McGinnis William, laborer, r. SE cor Nineteenth and
Dolores
McGinnis William, laborer James McHugh, r. 947
Folsom
McGinnis William J., boatman, r. 1 Vallejo
McGinnis. See Maginuis and McGuinness
McGintis James, blacksmith, r. 116 Olive Av
McGinty Annie, domestic 2203 Mission
McGinty Dennis, teamster Gladding, McBean & Co.,
r. 315 First
McGinty Kate, domestic 1310 Taylor
McGinty Patrick, shoemaker Gerson Mosbocher, r.
25 M Ritch
McGinty. See Ginty
McGiven John, r. 702 Post
McGiven Patrick, waiter, r. 366 Natoma
McOivern Patrick, carriagemaker, r. 381 Dolores
McGivney Edward, laborer, r. .509 Minna, rear
McGivney Michael, longshoreman, r. 1120 Montgom-
ery
McGivney Thomas, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r.
Oakland
McGlade Daniel, marine diver, r. 559 Bryant
McGlade Patrick, laborer Humboldt Wharf Ware-
house, r. 19 Perry
McGladery Mary Miss, matron Home of the Ladies'
Protecion and Relief Soc, E b Franklin, bet
Geary and Post
McGlauflin Emeline, widow, r. 24 Washington Av
McGlauflin Lewis W. (E. F. Bent & Co., and Edward
Bangs & Co.) r. 2626 Sacramento
McGlauflin. See McLoughlin
McGlew Thomas, engineer, r. 1579 Folsom
McGlew Thomas V., assayer, r. 1579 Folsom
McGlinchey James, teamster Heman C. Elliot, r.
17)^ Lawrence Rl
McGlinchey John, teamster Haste & Kirk, r. 17 H
Lawrence PI
McGlinchey Michael, teamster Edward Mitchell
McGlinchey William, brlcl<layer, r. 423 Bush
McGlone Andrew, hackman, r. 117 Francisco
McGlone Andrew, laborer American Exchange Hotel
McGlone Daniel, hostler City RR., r. 15 Ridley
McGlone Daniel, laborer American Exchange Hotel
McGlone James, contractor, r. S s Fell, bet Scott and
Devisadero
McGlone James H., shipping clerk George H. Tay &
Co., r. 10 Lick
McGlone Joseph, coffee and spices, 1147 Mission
McGlone Kate, domestic 617 McAllister
McGlone Maggie, domestic 306 Fulton
McGlone Mary, furnished rooms, 70 Minna
McGlone Thomas, gardener, r. N s Geary, bet Lyon
and Baker
McGlone Thomas, tinsmith James Armstrong, r. 2314
Genry
McGhiry Hugh, laborer, r. 1^ Chesley
McGlynn Charles C. r. 1208 Mission
McGlynn Edward, butcher, 211 Folsom
McGlynn Frank, capitalist, r. 1910 Dupont
McGlynn James, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 221
Eleventh
McGlynn James C, meter dept S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1208 Mission
McGlynn John A. Mrs., r. 1208 Mission
McGlynn John G., baker, r. 1129 Folsom
McGlynn Michael, laborer, r. 13 Ji Polk
McGlynn Patrick, driver United Carriage Co., r. 27 H
Zee
McGlynn Patrick, expressman, 747 Market, r. 17 Polk
McGlynn Patrick, yardman Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co.. r. 308 Main
McGlynn Peter J., ticket auditor S. F. and North Pao.
RR. Co., r. 1208 Mission
McGlynn Thomas, capitalist, r. 221 Eleventh
McGlynn Thomas, carpenter, r. 2206 Powell
McGlynn Thomas, laborer, r. 13^ Polk
McGlynn Thomas, policeman City Hall, r. 8 Polk
McGoey James, porter Baker & Hamilton, r. 235 J6
Minna
McGnldrich Daniel, fireman stmr Oakland, Oakland
Ferry, r. 211 Fair Oaks
McGoldrick J., teamster Bla<* Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. Ill Perry
McGoldrick Patrick, laborer A. M. Simpson & Bro-
ther, r. N s Twenty-third, bet Sanchez and Noe
McGoldrick William, laborer A. M. Simpson & Bro-
ther, r. N s Twenty-third, bet Sanchez and Noe
McGonigle Cornelius, driver Joseph "Newbauer, r. 41
Natoma
McGonigle Dennis, teamster Richard D. Chandler, r.
3 Bartol
McGonigle Henry, canvasser J. B. O'Connor & Co., r.
103 Sixth
McGonigle Hugh, coke dept S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
217 Perry
McGonigle John, teamster S. F. Gaslight Co.
McGonigle John, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 321 Ji
Onion
McGonigle Mary, domestic 1945 Geary
McGonigle Michael, teamster James McDevitt, r. 911
Sansome
McGonigle Patrick, laborer Joseph Newbauer, v. 43
Natoma
McGonigle Patrick C, boilermaker, r. 539 Howard
McGonigle Philip, laborer S. R. Church, r. 20 Clar-
ence PI
McGonigle Susan, widow, r. 41 Clarence PI
McGonigle Susan, seamstress S.F. Laundry, r. NWcor
Turk and Fillmore
McGordon John, laborer, r. Branch House
McGork Thomas, physician, office and r. SW cor Sutter
and Hyde
r\r'f\ 11/ /^l ADI/ ^*^ MAUKET street, wholesale and retail dealer in
btU. W. LLAnK, Paner Handnss & Sliaie MatGrial. Manufacturer of wimiowSMes
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^oi^esale hardware
rket and Front Street*.
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McGorry Annie E., silk worker, r. 1216 Alabama
McGorry Catherine, -widow, r. 1216 Alabama
McGorry John J., cooper r. 1216 Alabama
MrGough James, painter r. 1122 J^ Larkin
McGough John, teamster, r. 7 Kincon Av
McGourley Mark, longshoreman, r. S s DeBoom, nr
First
McGovem B. laborer Sea Wall
McGoverii Benedict Rev., r. Dominican Monas-
tery, W s Steiner, bet Pine and Bush
McGovem Bridget Miss, r. 30 Clinton
McGovem Bridget Miss, dressmaker, r. 134 Kose Av
McGovem Cecilia, domestic 501 Geary
McGovern Charles C, physician, 9 Geary, r. 1677 Fol-
Bom
McGovern Ellen, domestic 595 Ellis
McGovem Francis, clerk Peter J. McGovem, r. 2
Hoff Av
McGovern Hannah, widow, r. 2610 Mission, rear
McGovern James, laborer St. Joseph's Roman Catholic
Infant Asylum, Silver Av, bet Seventeenth and
Nineteenth Avs, Souths. F.
McGovern James, teamster McGovern & Sere, r. Lom-
bard, bet Polk and Van Ness Av
McGovem James F., stonecutter, r. N s Liberty, bet
Church and Sanchez
McGovem John (McGovern & Sere) r. Lombard, bet
Polk and Van Ness Av
McGovern John, coremaker Union Iron Works, r. 624
Fourth
McGovern John, porter Commercial Hotel, r. 16 Fol-
som Av
McGovern John Jr., milker McGovem & Sere, r. Lom-
bard, bet Polk and Van Ness Av
McGovern Mary, domestic Winchester House, 44 Third
McGovern Mury Miss, bakery, 134 Rose Av
McGovern Michael, laborer, r. 307 Filbert
McGovem Patrick, trackrepairer N.B. and Mission RR.
McGoverii Peter J. , dairy produce, and grocer-
ies, 325 and 327 Sixteenth, r. 2 Hoff Av
McGovern Philip, laborer, r. 134 Rose Av
McGovern PUilip, liquor ealoon, NE cor Mvket
and Kearny, r. 317 O'Farrell
McGovern Philip, watchman Sontht-rn Pac. RR., r. E
8 Bryant, bet Maripusa and Eighteenth
McGovern Philip H., real-estate agent, r. 1008 Ala-
bama
McGovern Robert, barber John Fleischman, r. 5
Perry
McGovern Thomas, driver Potrero and B. V. ER., r.
cor Kentucky and Humboldt
McGovern Thomas C. soapmaker Frederick E. Seidel,
r. E 8 San Bruno Road, nr Twenty-ninth
McGovern & Sere (John McGovern and John Sere)
milk dairy, Lombard, bet Polk and Van NeBS Av
McGow Edward, laborer, r. 1907 Hyde
McGowan Andrew, shoemaker, r. 14 Russell
McGowan Annie, chambermaid. Golden Eagle Hotel
McGowan B., laborer Thompson Brothers, r. 511
Howard
McGowan Bartholomew, laborer, r. 8 Hartmarui
McGowan Bridf,'et, widow, r. 9 Taylor
McGowan Charles, machinist, r. 10 Ridley
McGowan Charles, street contractor, r. N 8 Powell
Av, bet Mission and California Av
McGowan Charles D., watchman U. S. Sub Treasury,
r. 307 Fourth
McGowan Doniinic-k, shoemaker Buckingham &Hecht,
r. 1021 Twentieth
McGowan Edward, journalist, r. Commercial Hotel
McGowan George, laborer, r. 556 Post
McGowan George W., upholsterer, r. 1628 Mission
McGowan James, actor Bella Union Theater, r. 32
Fourth
McGowan James, stairbuilder, r. 561 J< Minna
McGowan James B., clerk, r. 224 Fourth
McGowan James B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 224
Fourth
McGowan John, r. 1 Elizabeth
McGowan John, coachman David Porter, NW cor Cal-
ifornia and Powell
McGowan John, laborer, r. 520 Geary, rear
McGowan John, tinsmith, r. E s California Av, nr
Fair Av, B. H.
McGowan John Jr., blacksmith, r. .520 Geary, rear
McGowan John A., clerk Patrick A. McGowan, r. NW
cor Franklin and Ivy Av
McGowan Juliet, ^vidow, r. 1501 Larkin
McGowan Katie E., domestic 1.508 Pine
McGowan Matilda, widow, r. 79 Fourth
McGowan Matthew, contractor and builder, r, 614
Linden Av
McGowan Matthew, laborer, r. E s Califoi-nia Av, nr
Fair Av, B. H.
McGowan Michael, coalpasser Pacific .Mail SS. China
McGowan Michael, laborer, r. 10 Bryant Av
McGowau Michael, marblepolisher Charles Roche, r.
444 Seventh
McGowan Michael, porter Joseph R. Bleily, r. 22
Lewis
McGowan Patrick, bootmaker John Sullivan, r. 10}^
Vallejo
McGowan Patrick, hostler City RR.. r. 8 Ridley
McGowan Patrick, laborer, r. 109 Vallejo, rear
McGowan Patrick, streetpaver, r. 324 Seventh, rear
McGowan Patrick A., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Franklin and Ivy Av
McG(jwan Peter, hackman. Plaza, r. 2017 Dupont
McGowan Peter Jr., pressman W. P. Harrison, r. 2017
Dupont
McGowan Philip E., marblecutter, r. 444 Seventh
McGowan Ray B., clerk, r. 224 Fourth
McGowan Terrenre, printer Francis. Valentine & Co.,
r. 444 Sev nth
McGowan Thoma.'!, car driver, r. cor Kentucky and
Humboldt
McGowan Thomas, melter Thompson Brothers, r. 512
Mission
McGowan Timothy, shoemaker, r. 83 Stevenson
McGowan W)lliam W., expressman, r. 763 Howard
McGowan Winfield J., carpenter Michael Walsh, r.
.561^ Minna
McGown John E., clerk Edwin P. Peckham, r. 201
Turk
McGown Kate Mrs., r. 201 Turk
McGrady John, coal passer Pacific Mail SS. South
Carolina
McGraiu James, hostler City RR., r. 1805 Mission
MoGraiu Mary, domestic 824 O'Farrell
McGranaghan Hugh, teamster Dunsmuir, Diggle &:
Co., r. 9 Pacific
McGranaghan J., r. Commercial Hotel
McGrauHghan Joseph, carpet cutter Frank G. Ed-
wards, r. 342 Taylor
McGrane H. Si Co. (Hugh McGrane and James
Dever) groceries and liquors, NE cor Folsom and
Filth
McGrane Hugh (H. McGrane & Co.) r. 862 Ji Folsom
McGrath Annie Miss, r. 1830 Market
McGrath Catherine, widow, r. 964 Howard
McGrath Daniel, lettercarrier Post Office, r. 244 Minna
McGrath Edward, marble works, 935 Maiket, r. 112
Oak
McGrath Elizabeth, widow, r. 904 Jackson
McGrath Ellen Mrs., laundry, 928 Foleom
McGrath Frank H., plumber, r. 947 Sacrameiito
McGrath George, Rig. and Stev. Uidon, 800 Mont.
Mctir^th J., master mariner, r. W a Tennessee bet
Butte and Solano
McGrath James, capitalist, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
McGrath James, cooper Hogan &Co., r. 21 Laskie
McGrath James, fireman Pacific Mail SS. China
McGrath James, shoemaker, 250 Steuart, r. NW cor
Green and Taylor
McGrath James H., cooper MattuUath Manuf. Co., r.
NE cor Twenty-fourth and Folsom
McGruth Johanna, widow, r. :J37 Duncan
McGrath John, r. 214 Shotwell
McGrath John, boilermaker, r. S s Twenty-fourth, bet
Vicksburg and Sanchez
McGrath John, capitalist, r. 31 Clinton Park
McGrath John, carpenter, r. S 8 Twenty-ninth, bet
Sam hez and Chur> h
McGrath John, clerk Edward McGrath, r. 112 Oak
Mv.Grath John, driver Eureka Brewery, r. SE cor Mis-
sion and Sixteenth
McGrath John, expressman, cor Sacramento and Du-
pont. r. N s Lombard, bet Kearny and Mont.
McGrath John, head porter new and old City Halls, r.
630 Hyde
McGrpth John, hostler United Carriage Co., r. 254J$
Clara
McGrath John, laborer, r. 525J4 Howard
McGrath John, laborer, r. Central Pacific Hotel
McGrath John, laborer Gilbert C. Fowler, r. Twenty-
foui th, nr Vicksburg
McGrath John, laborer Si a Wall
McGrath John, longshoreman, r. 513 Howard
McGruth Jobu, proptr McGratb'e Hotel, 512 Mis-
sion
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY. "''''•"'B«§il,te?.V«?7,'
I very Low Rates
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OF AND DKAL.ER IN ALL KINDS OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL, 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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McGrath John, saleaman, r. 928 Folsom
McGrath John H., butcher Michael J. Kelly
Ellis
McGrath John J., macblno hand South Point Mills,
r. 116^. Freelon
McGrath John T., tinroofer Conlin & Roberta, r.
1904 Mason
McGrath Joseph, seaman, r. 820 Battery
McGrath Joseph F... carriage painter Walcom, Gowan
& Coffee, r. 422 Hayes
McGrath Laurence J., cashier Nolan Brothers, r. 335
Fifth
McGrath Lawrence, laborer Hibemia Bre-wery, r. i
734 M Clementina
McGrath Margaret, -widow, r. NE cor Twenty-fourth
and Folsom
McGrath Mar^^aret, domestic 1208 Ellis
McGrath Martin, fireman U. 8. SS. Shubrick, Folsom
St. Wharf
McGrath Mary Miss, r. 512 Mission
McGrath Mary, widow, bakery, 335 Fifth
McGrath Mary Miss, boxmaker A. Waldstein, r. 139
Clara
McGrath Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 7123^ Clementina
McGrath Mary A., chambTmaid Occidental Hotel
McGrath Michael, clerk, r. NE cor Twenty-fourth and
Folsom
McGrath Michael, driver United Carriage Co., r. 19
Adeline PI
McGrath Michael T., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r.
208 Seventh
McGrnth Michael, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
McGrath Nora, domestic 317 Tyler
McGrath O-vflen, wood and coal, 2938 Mission
McGrath P., seaman Pacific Coast SS. Senator
McGrath Patrick, calker Middlemas & Boole, r. 139 Ji
Clara
McGrath Patrick, cooper, r. 947 Sacramento
McGrath Patrick, laborer, r. 15 Everett
McGrath Patrick, r. 210 Langton, rear
McGrath Patrick, porter, r. 31 Eddy
McGrath Patrick, shoemaker, r. 118 Hayes
McGrath Patrick, teameter Marcu.^ C. Hawley, r. 31
'Clinton Park
McGrath Patrick H., bootmaker Healy k Casey, r. 51
Minna
McGrath Peter, marblecntter John Sweeney, r. Cen-
tral Road, nr Giant Powder Works
McGrath P. F., bakery, 13.T Fifth
McGrath Richard, porter Abrams & Carroll, r. 215
Stevenson
McGrath Stephen, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 2,
8. F. F. D., r. 627 Broadway
McGrath Thomas, cooper MattuUath Manuf. Co., r.
18 Heron
McGrath Thomas, engineer, r. 19 Powell
McGrath Thomas, engineer Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
.3.37 Duncan
McGrath Thomas, expressman, NE cor Montgomery
and Wa.shington, r. 35G Grove
McGrath Thomas, gasfitter David Bush, r. NW cor
Green and Taylor
McGrath Thomas, laborer, r. 10}<; Willow, nr Folsom
McGrath Thomas, laborer, r. 115J4 Shipley
McGrath Thomas, laborer, r. N s Day, bet Church
and Sanchez
McGrath Thomas, laborer, r. Noe bet Church and
Sanchez
McGrath Thomas Jr.,boxmakerHobbs.Pomeroy& Co.,
r. 10 J^ William
McGrath William, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy tc Co., r.
10 M William
McGrath Wi!liam, carpenter and upholsterer, 107
Shipley
McGrath William, seaman ship Samuel Watts, Front
St Wharf
McGratli's Hotel, John McGrath proptr, 512 Mis-
sion
McGraw Arthur, molder Savage & Ron, r. 1.34 Fourth
McGravi' EclAvnrd AV. , attorney at law, .504 Kearny,
r. 1132 Twentj'-first
McGraw John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 9 Hunt
McGraw John W.. cook, r. IIIM Minna
McGraw William, ice creammaker R. R. Swain & Co.,
r. 115 Natoma
McGreal Michael, clerk Patrick McGreal, r. SW cor
Seventh and Bryant
McGreal Patrick, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Seventh and Bryant
McGreevyAun, widow, r. .500 Twenty-second
MtGreovy Bessie J. Miss, assistant Mission Primary
School, r. 509 Twenty-second
McGreevy Charles H., clerk ,r. 509 Twenty-second
McGreevy Edward, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 540
Mission
McGreevy George F., dra3rman, r. -509 Twenty-second
McGreevy John (Brickwedel & McGreevy) r. NE cor
Spear and Harrison
McGreevy John, bricklayer, r. 26 Lewis
McGreevy John, policeman City Hall, r. 139 Bart-
lett
I McGreevy Joseph E.. extraman Hose No. 3, S. F. F. D.,
I r. 509 Twenty-socond
McGreevy Michael, bricklaj'er, r. 1311 Filbert
McGregor Alexander, blacksmlt'- Eugene Soule, r.
729 Bryant
McGregor Alexander, capitalist, r. Lick House
McGregor Alexander M., harnessmaker Joseph Frank-
enberg, r. 51 Stevenson
McGregor Annie Miss, boxmaker Abraham Waldstein,
r. 1136 Mission
McGregor David, St. Andrew's Soc, 232 Sutter
McGregor Dolly Miss, r. 215 Green
McGregor E. Mrs., janitress Spring Valley Primary
School, r. 1427 Pacific
McGregor Edward, longshoreman, r. 316 Beale
McGregor Elizabeth, dressmaking and groceries, E 8
Mission, nr Twenty-ninth
McGregor Frank, fireman stmr Amador, Oakland
Ferry, r. 519 Mission
McGregor J., cabinetmaker, r. 817 Montgomery
McGregor James, r. 38 Louisa
McGregor James, night watchman Grand Hotel, r.
1427 Pacific
McGregor James, liquor saloon, 242 Brannan
McGregor Jane, widow, r. 702 Clementina
McGregor John, heater Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W B
Michigan, bet Shasta and Sierra
McGregor Josephine, widow, r. 30 Stone
McGregor Mary, widow, r. N s Brannan, bet Seventh
and Eighth
McGregor Mary Miss, scamstreps, r. 441 Minna
McGregor Neil, engineer tug .Etna, r. 242 Brannan
McGregor Robert, journalist Evening Post, r. 215
Gr* en
McGregor Sarah, widow, r. 441 Minna
McGregor Sarah Miss, seamstress, r. 441 Minna
McGregor William, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
McGregor William, machinist, r. 441 Minna
McGrew Archibald F., mining secretary, 420 Mont-
gomery, r. 2C07 Post
McGrew Is.iac N., laborer, r. 2007 Post
McGrew Thomas J., Jour. Shiiiwrights' Assn, 71
New Montgomery
McGriffin , laborer Occidental Hotel
McGrill Patrick, carpenter, r. 532 Fifth — "
McGrindle J. M., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r.
Oakland
McGrorey Owen, laborer William Kerr, r. 905 Bat-
tery
McGrorey Thomas, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Granada
McGrorey Thomas, liquor saloon, 992 Folsom, r.
Twenty-ninth, bet Sanchez and Noe
McGrorey William, tanner, r. 14 Clinton
McGrotty Alfred, r. 207 Turk
McGrouther Margar'jt Mrs., bakery, 345 J^ Fifth
McGnider Kate Mrs. (Kennedy & McGruder) r. C2
^hird
McGruder Lawrence (Farrelly & McGruder) r. C2
Third
McGrudy Charles, carpenter, r. 28 De Boom
McGuarty James, moroccodresser Cornelius O'Don-
nell, r. 26 Clinton
McGuckin Daniel, fireman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 330
Bitch
McGue William, cook Thomas Tompkins, r. 135 Post
McGuffick Charlfs, printer, r. 270 First
McGuffick John R., compositor New Age, r. 270 First
McGufflck William R., boilermaker, r. 712 Howard
McGuigan Bridget, r. 447 Minna
McGuigan Daniel, hackman, r. 1307 Eddy
McGuigan James, laborer, r. 1621 Leavenworth
j McGuigan John, boxmaker Standard Box Co., r,
! f-ixth
I McGuigan John, compositor, r. 554 Stevenson
McGuigan John, cooper I. Nesbitt & Brother, r
[ Dore
McGninuess Edward, boilermaker Moynihan fc Aitken
iMcGuinnesa John P., canvasser J. B. O'Connor & Co.
1 McGuinness Matthew, waiter, r. 125 Shipley
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McGruiunesB Michael, helper Moynlhan & Altken, r.
125 Shipley
McGuinness Eosa, widow, r. 125 Shipley
McGiiinness Thomas, boilermaker, r. 125 Shipley
McGuiuuess. See Maginuis, Magiuness and McGinnis
McGuire Ann, widow, dressmaker, r. 24 Sixth
■ McGuire Anne, domestic 405 McAllister
McGuire Anthony, carriagemaker Daniel S. Shute, r.
cor Marshall and Grant, Excelsior Homestead
McGuire Artiiiir (successor to B. H. Freeman &
Ce.) stairbuilder, scrollsawyer, and woodturner,
415 Mission, r. cor Sixteenth Av and P, South S. P.
McGuire Arthur W., stairbuilder Arthur McGuire, r.
cor Sixteenth Av and P, South S. F.
McGuire Bridget, widow, r. 1710 Leavenworth
McGuire Catherine, chambermaid University Mound
College
McGuire Eliza, widow, r. 1808 Powell
McGuire Frank, boilermaker, r. 106 Minna
McGuire Frank, boilermaker, r. 314 Clementina
McGuire Frank, shoemaker, r. 35 Natoma
McGuire Frank, tinsmith, r. 345 Minna
McGuire George, salesman Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
8 Miuna
McGuire George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
McGuire Henry, groceries and 1 quors, NE cor Church
and Duncan
McGuire Hugh T., foreman varnish room L
Emanuel, r. SE cor Twenty-first and Noe
McGuire James, foreman, r. 319 Minna
McGuire James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill,
Shipley
McGuire James, shoemaker, r. 35 Natoma
McGuire James, teamster, r. 62 Shipley
McGuire Jesse H., telegraph operator, r. Ahlborn
House
McGuire J. H., clerk J. A. Robinson, r. 929!^ Howard
McGuire John, boilermaker, r. 345 Minna
McGuire John, bricklayer, r. 210 Grove
McGuire John, blacksmith helper S.F. Gas Light Co.,
r. Oakland
McGuire John, fireman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Panama
McGuire John, laborer, r. 1020)^ Bryant
McGuire John, laborer George Klaber, r. 24 Clinton
McGuire John (McGuire & Diamond) r. 514 Minna
McGuire John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Harri-
son, nr Laugton
McGuire Joseph, expressman. NE cor Third and Fol-
som, r. 237 Sixth
McGuire Lucius, physician and surgeon, office and r.
NW cor Third and Howard
McGuire Mary, widow, r. 35 Natoma
McGuire Mary Miss, glovemaker Fred. H. Busby
McGuire Michael, foreman Chase & Wolfif, r. . 258
Minna
McGuire Michael, metalroofer, r. E s Montgomery,
bet Lombard and Chestnut
McGuire Orison, mast' r mariner, r. 2402 Mission
McGuire P. Mrs., r. 405 Turk
McGuire Patrick, fireman Pacific Coast SS. Victoria,
r. Bryant, nr Twenty-sixth
McGuire Patrick, packer, r. 345 Minna
McGuire Patrick, seaman, r. .530 Sixth
McGuire Peter, fireman stiiir Oakland, Oakland Ferry,
■ r. 1218 Howard
McGuire Peter, longshoreman, r. 165 Tehama
McGuire Philip, groceries and liquors, SW cor Market
and Potter, r. 1601 Market
McGuire Philip, laborer, r. E s Montgomery, bet
Lombard and Chestnut
McGuire Rosa, domestic 405 McAllister
McGuire Stephen, r. 913 Sacramento
McGuire Terrence, hostler J. M. Richardson, NW cor
Fulton and Sixth Av
McGuire Thomas, bricklayer, r. 1018 Potrero Av
McGuire Thomas, carpenter, r. 338 Fifth
McGuire Thomas, engineer, r. 322 Jessie
McGuire Thomas, helper McGuire & Diamond, r.
207 Post
McGuire Thomas, laborer St. Mary's Hospital
McGuire William, driver, r. 35 Natoma
McGuire & Diamond (John McGuire and Patrick Dia-
mond) poultry, 6:i and 64 Centre Market
McGuire. See Maguire, and Merguire
McGuirk Eugene P., teamster, r. 44 Main
McOuirk James, bartender, r. 7 Jansen
McGuirk John, hostler John Mann, r. 3 Cedar Av
McGuirk Mary, widow, r. W s Marylaqd, bet Sierra
and Humboldt
McGuirk Patrick, fireman stmr James M. Donahue,
r. 7 Jansen
McGuirk Patrick, laborer, r. 655 Howard
McGuirk Patrick, teamster, r. 863 }<J Market
McGuirk Thomas, laborer, r. 17 Fifth Av, rear
McGuirn Thomas, longshoreman, r. 230 Folsom
McGunigle Catherine, widow, r. 321 }4 Union
McGunigle Hugh, cook, r. 100}^ Jackson
McGunigle Margaret, widow, r. 2 Burgoyne PI
McGurdy Mack, cook Charles Fowler, r. .536 Pacific
McGurren Arthur, with John Monahan & Co., r. 66
Tehama
McGurren James, carpenter. 1409 Pacific
McGushin James, student Pac. Business College, r.
422 Fr«nont
McHaffie James, broker, r. 944 Folsom
McHaffie John, clerk, r. 944 Folsom
McHaffle M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 944 Folsom
McHale Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 462 Minna
McHale Mary, domestic 1712 Sacramento
McHenry Annie Mrs., artist, r. 1918 Broadway
McHenry Charles B., bookkeeper, r. 803 Guerrero
McHenry Daniel, enginebuilder, r. 34 Mary
McHenry Daniel, tanner Thomas McCusker, r. 805
Twenty-sixth
McHenry Frank, expressman, SE cor Stockton and
O'Farrell, r. 1408 Folsom
McHenry George, exi^reesman, r. 6 Byington
McHenry James, teamster John. McHenry, r. SW cor
Potrero Av and Channel
McHenry Joliii, attorney at law, 606 Montgomery,
room 16, r. 34 Glen Park Av
McHenry John, expressman, NE cor Mirket and Ty-
ler, r. SW Cor Potrero Av and Chantiel
McHenry John, liquor saloon, SW cor Sixth and
Brannan
McHenry John Jr., student, r. 34 Glen Park Av
McHenry Kate, domestic 312 Grove.
McHenry Richard, laborer, r. 18 McLea Court
McHenry S. & Co. (Samuel McHenr>' and Thomas W.
Cunningham) commission and provision mer-
chants. 425 Front
McHenry Samuel (S. McHenry & Co.) r. .502 Powell
McHenry William C, waiter Pacific Mail SS. Dakota,
r. 2321 Webster
McHugh Alice, widow, r. 7 Rincon Av
McHugh Ann, widow, r. 2205 Polk
McHugh Anna, domestic 1096 Post
McHugh Felix, painter, r. 2205 Polk
McHugh Hugh V., driver Hook and Ladder No. 1, S.
F. F. D., r. 22 O'Farrell
McHugh James, wood and coal, 947 Bryant
McHugh James, horseshoer Dunnigan & O'Dea, r. 609
Post
McHugh James H., currier Beisel & Cook, r. SW cor
Santa Clara and Mississippi
McHugh John, blockmaker, r. 163 Minna
McHugh John, driver Smith & Poultney, r. 505 Third
McHugh John, laborer, r. 7 Rincon Av
McHugh John, laborer, r. 207 Pacific
McHugh John, proptr Beale St. Warehouse, cor Beale
and Bryant, r. Oakland
McHugh John, superintendent laundry Industrial
School, r. W s San Jose Road, nrBerual Station
McHugh John, tailor, 143 Minna, r. "208 Clara
McHugh John F., gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 836 Mission
McHugh Laiighlin, laborer Henry Koerber & Brother,
r. 1» Washington
McHugh Mary Miss, r. 2205 Polk
McHugh Owen, contractor, r. SW cor Tyler and Baker
McHugh Patrick, laborer, r. 7 Riucon Av
McHugh Patrick, shoemaker James Welch, r. 40 First
McHugh Susan, domestic 1320 Jackson
McHugh Terrence, shoemaker Morris H. Whalen, r.
318 Pacific
McHuKh Thomas J., waiter Delmonlco Restaurant, r.
10J4 Willow
McHugh William (O'Neill & McHugh) r. 533 Seventh
McHugo Grade Miss, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 145 Valencia
McHugo John, shoemaker, r. 145 Valencia
McHugo Mary, widow, r. 145 Valencia
Mclllraich Euphemia, widow, nurse, r. 646 Stevenson
Mcllwain A., real-estate, r. 442 Fifth
Mcllwaiu John, capitalist, r. 969 Mission
Mcllwain Joseph, carpenter and contractor, r. 2015
Clay
Mcllwain Robert J., assistant apothecary City and
County Hospital, E s Potrero Av, bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
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Mcluarny Thomas, borseBlioer, 19 Tyler, r. 6 Burcham
PI
Mclnemey Delia, domestic 911 Sutter
Mclncrney James, carpenter, r. 530 Noe
Mclnerney John, broom maker Concordia Broom Fac-
tory, r. 417 Minna
Mclnerney John J., keeper Sheriff's OflSce. r. 814 San.
Mclnerney Martin, grocer, r. 510 Shotwell
Mclnerney Michael J., bookkeeper Nolan Brothers, r.
1716 Hyde
Mclnerney Patrick, laborer J. F. McDonald & Co., r.
512 Bush
Mclnerney Thomas (Mclnerney & Stutz, and Thomas
Moran & Co.) r. Oakland
Mclnerney & Stutz (Thomas Mclnerney, Jacob Stutz,
and Peter Gamble) butchers, 52 and 53 Washing-
ton Market
Mcluerny Bernard, driver Empire Coal Mine and
UR. Co. , r. 131 Harrison
Mcluerny Patrick P., reporter The Bradstreet Co., r.
710 J<i Clementina
Mclnnis H., St. Andrew's Soc, 232 Sutter
Mclnnis James T., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
r. 22J<i Louisa
Mclnnis Jehu H., builder, and hardware, 813 and 923
Larkiu, r. 927 Larkin
Mclnnis Joseph, clerk, r. 537 Bryant
Mtlnnon David, stevedore, r. 131 Harrison
Mclutire Denis, carpenter new U. S. Appraiser's
Building, r. 732 Natoma
Mclntire Henry J., bricklayer, r. G22 Stevenson
Mclntire. See Mclutyre
Mcintosh Annie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. S. Clow, r,
Uauscb
Mcintosh Charles F., news dealer, r. 6 Ewer PI
Mcintosh Colin, painter Southern Pac. ER., r.
RauBch
Mcintosh Colin Jr., draftsman, r. 35 Rausch
Mcintosh Daniel, tailor, r. N s Greenwich, bet Scott
and Devisadero
Mcintosh Frank, clerk Turner, Kennedy & Shaw, r.
840 Fourth
Mcintosh Ira R., carpenter, r. 730 Guerrero
Mcintosh James, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 105
Tehama
Mcintosh J. J., r. 17 Third
Mcintosh John, machinist, r. W s Columbia PI, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Mcintosh Mary, widow, r. 729 Harrison
Mcintosh. See Macintosh and Mackintosh
Mclntyre Annie, lanndrywoman Grand Hotel
Mclntyre Archibald, master mariner, r. G Sheridan
Mclntyre C, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
50 Natoma
Mclntyre Daniel, miner, r. 1115}^ Clay
Mclntyre Edward, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. NW cor Bay and Hyde
Mclntyre Edward C, molder John G. lis, r. 814 Rear.
Mclntyre Fannie Mrs., nurse, r. 1126 Market
Mclntyre George, carpenter and builder, 205 Ellis, r.
40 Everett
McIntjTe George T., carpenter, r. E s Hampshire, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Mclntyre James, captain bark Revere, Pacific St.
Wharf
Mclntyre James, cai-penter Risdon I. and L.Works, r.
r. E s Hampshire, bet Twenty-second and Twen-
ty-third
Mclntyre James, laborer, r. 5 Geneva
Mclntyre James, pillowmaker Owen McCabe, r
Jessie
Mclntyre John, laborer, r. 102 Minna
Mclntyre John, wagonmaker, r. 1716 Mason
Mclutyre John B., bookbinder and papemiler.
Clay and 422 Commercial, r. 1816 Pierce
Mclntyre John C, drug clerk, r. 1716 Mason
Mclntyre John Craig, porter Central Pacific Hotel
Mclntyre Joseph, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N s
Shasta, bet Georgia and Michigan
Mclntyre Leslie, porter Dalton & Gray, r. 67 Minna
Mclntyre Maggie, domestic 114 Page
Mclntyre Michael, junkdealer, r. 413 Broadway
McIntjTe Patrick, capitalist, r. New Wisconsin
Mclntyre Patrick, coachman James C. Flood,
Olive Av
Mclntyre Patrick, laborer 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac
tory, r. NW cor Bay and Hyde
Mclntyre Peter, r. 638 Green
Mclntyre Peter J., carpenter, r. 656 Minna
Mclntyre Thomas, bartender, r. 120 Silver
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Mclntyre Thomas, coachman 1603 Van Ness Av
Mclntyre Thomas, waiter SS. Oregon, Folsom St.Whaff
Mclntyre William, plumber and gasfltter, 246 Sutter,
r. East Berkeley
Mclutyre William E., r. 1716 Mason
Mclntyre. See McEntire and Mclntire
Mclsaac Alexander, shipcarpenter, r. 440 Third
Mclsaac Donald C, captain brig Nautilus, office 122
California, r. 636 Valencia
Mclvel Peter, tailor, r. Ill Natoma, rear
Mclver Carrie, domestic 407 Folsom
Mclver James, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Mclver James, oiler O. & O. SS. Belgic
Mclver John, porter Thomas H. Selby & Co., r. 8 B
Twenty-fourth, bet Noe and Sanchez
Mclver Louis, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy k Co., r. 125
Perry
Mclver Maggie, domestic 1921 Union
Mclver Murdock, foreman Menzies, Bingham k Co.,
r. 125 Perry
Mclvor Danieli teamster Seymour R. Church, r. SW
cor Harrison and Main
mcJunlciu Hugfli K., attorney at law, 402 Mont-
gomery, rooms 34 and 35, r. 1607 California
McKage Thomas, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 711
Clementina
McKail James, mailcarrier Central Pac. RR., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, r. 525 Brannan
McKail Nathaniel, produce dealer, r. SE cor Tenth
and Folsom
McKane Duncan, seaman Pacific Mail SS. China
McKay Alexander, foreman J. & F. Kesseler, r. 2617
Sutter
McKay Allen (McKay & Co.,Humboldt Co., Cal.) office
4 California, r. 331 Fremont
McKay Angus (McKay & Brown) r. 2512 Sacramento
McKay Angus W.. shipcarpenter Middlemas & Boole,
r. 631 H Stevenson
McKay Ann, widow, r. 449 Natoma
McKay Annie, domestic 441 Tyler
McKay Arthur, car repairer M. P. and M
tral Pac. RR., r. 113 Clinton
McKay Caroline SI. Mrs., r. 1103 Powell
McKay Charles, with Henry Dutton Jr., r. NE cor
Bush and Scott
McKay Daniel, laborer Union Iron Works, r
McKay Daniel J., shipcarpenter Middlemas
r. 108 Hermann 4
McKay David, capitalist, office, 215 Sansome, r. 330
Ellis
McKay David Jr., clerk I. Glazier k Co., r. 330 Ellis
McKay Donald S., clerk, r. lOSO Howard
McKay Edward A., clerk McKay & Co., r. 331 Fremont
McKay Elizabeth, widow, r. 464 Jessie
McKay Elizabeth, widow, r. 2510 Post
McKay George, laborer Falkner. Bell k Co., r. 468
Jessie, rear
McKay Georuie, machinist Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 48 Minna
McKay George B., houseraiser, r. S s Fifteenth, nr
Castro
McKay Hannah M., widow, r. 29 Hinckley
McKay J., conductor Hayes Valley Branch Market St.
RR.
McKay James, fireman Southern Pac. RR., r. 109
Twelfth
McKay James, pnddler Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s Min-
nesota, bet Mariposa and Solano
McKay James A., shipcarpenter, r. 6 Morton
McKay James H., inventor, r. 24 Pearl
McKay John, r. 449 Natoma
McKay John, r. 479 Jessie
McKay John, laborer, r. 1330 Washington
McKay John H., builder and contractor, r. 107 Bu-
chanan
McKay John N., shipcarpenter Middlemas & Boole,
r. 110 Hermann
McKay Mary, compositor B. H. Daly.r. 1103 Powell
McKay Mary, domestic 605 O'Farrell
McKay Matthew, mariner, r. 54 Sacramento
McKay P., helper Risdon I. and L. Works
McKay Patrick, laborer, r. 13 M Bryant Av, rear
McKay Peter, laborer Superintendent of Streets
McKay Peter, seaman, r. 242 Fremont
McKay Peter B., moldings, 136 Main, r. Alameda
McKay Robert (Cain & McKay) r. 1517 Ellis
McKay Robert, brlckmason, r. 975 Bryant
McKay Robert S., builder, r. 515)4 Bush — ^-
McKay Sewing Machine Co., Edward D. Olarrage
agent, 511 Market
dept Cen-
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& Boole.
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McKay Thomas, farmer, r. SW cor Twenty-fifth aud
Potrero Av
McKay Thomas, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
McKay Thomas D., agent Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy RR., 2 New Montgomery, r. Occidental
Hotel
McKay Washington I. (W. J. H. Piper & Co.) r. 40
Mary
McKay William, clerk, r. SW cor Lombard and Octa-
via
McKay William, fireman Btmr Alexander Duncan, r,
155 Shipley
McKay William, tinsmith 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 812
Jessie
McKay & Brown (Angus McKay and JamesD. Brown)
wholesale grocers, 427 Davis
McKay <& Co. (Occidental Lumber Mills, Eureka,
Humboldt Co., Gal.) office 4 California
McKay. See MacKay, McKee,MBckay, and Mackey
McKeadney Hugh, architect, r. E s Franklin, bet
Hayes and Grove
McKean Agnes, widow, r. 17 Minna, rear
McKean George M., capitalist, r. 2311 H Larkin
McKean George W., clerk banking dept Wells, Fargo
& Co.. r. 410 Hyde
McKean M.sry Mm., second assistant matron Protest-
ant Orphan Asylum
McKean Sarah Miss, milliner Mrs. S. Marks, r. 17
Minna, rear
McKee Alexander, laborer, r. 318 Main, rear
McKee Alexander, paver Superintendent of Streets
McKee Alexander Jr., boilermaker, r. 318 Main, rear
McKee Archibald, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
318 Main, rear
McKee Catherine, widow, r. IIIM Grove
McKee George, clerk, r. Niagara House
McKee J., carpenter, r. 764 Mission
McKee James, contractor., r. N s Twenty-fourth, bet
Mission and Valencia
McKee James, expressman, r. N s Valley, bet San
Job4 Av and Dolores
McKee John (Tallant & Co.) r. 26 Twelfth
McKee John, carpenter, r. E s Galindo Alley, nr Fif-
teenth
McKee John, liquor saloon, NW cor Battery and Val-
leio. r. 424 Broadway
McKee John, shoemaker LevinsVy Brothers, r. 563
Jessie «
McKee Joseph L., clerk Union Pacific Salt Co., r. 34
Sacramento
McKee Mary, widow, r. 279 Stevenson
McKee Ossian H. (Whittemore & McKee) attorney at
law, 2 S. F. Stock Exchange Building, r. 709
Shotwell
McKee Robert (Shea, Bocqueraz & McKee) r. 114
Page
McKee Robert, speculator, r. 435 Bush
McKee Robert Mrs., boarding. 711 Post
McKee Samuel, molder Savage & Son, r. 41 Tehama
McKee Samuel B., associate justice Supreme Court of
California, chambers 640 Clay, r. Oakland
McKee Thomas, carpenter, r. Weils Av, nr Fifteenth
McKee Thomas, with Horace Davis & Co., r. 16
Louisa
McKee William, surveyor, r. IIIH Grove
McKee W. K., with South Pac. Coast RR., r. Alameda
McKee. See MacKay, Mackay, Mackie and McKay
McKeen Rcibert, contractor, r. 408 Bartlett
McKeever Charles, r. 21 Welsh
McKeever Daniel, teamster, r. SW cor Harrison and
Main
McKeever John, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. NW cor North Point and Larkin
McKeever John, teamster, r. 9 Baldwin Court
McKeever Katie, domestic 1218 Clay
McKeever Lottie B. Mrs., lodgings, 114 Fourth
McKeever Michael, longshoreman, r.- 316 Beale, rear
McKeever Peter, laborer, r. 915 Howard
McKeever Robert, conductor Omnibus RR., r. 12
Verona PI
McKeever Thomas, carriagedriver, r. 112 Austin
McKeever Thomas, hackman, Plaza, r. SW cor Jack-
son and Larkin
McKeever Walter, driver Central RR., r. 114 Fourth
McKeever William, laborer 8. P. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Black Point
McKeever William P.. fireman, r. Overland House
McKeever. See MacKeever
McKegney Frank, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. Gran-
ada, r. 5 Lick
McKell Charles, r. 865 Mission
McKellar James, roofer Henry G. Fiske
McKellar William J., watchman Pacific Mail SS. Co-
lima
McKellips Daniel M., engineer Southern Pac. RR., r.
1705 Jessie
McKellops Henry L., bookkeeper, r. 715 Howard
McKelvev John T., house and signpainter, 136 Post,
r. 126" Sixth
McKelvey Maggie, domestic 22 Mary
McKelvie John, bartender Daniel Dougherty, r. 621
California
McKen Andrew, watertender Pacific Mail 88. City of
Tokio
McKeney Patrick J., butcher, 4 Mission Market, r.
2145 Mis.sion
McKenley Charles, gasfitter Fritz & Kean, r. 1027
Market
McKenna Allen J., stevedore, r. 511 Filbert
McKenna Allen J. Jr., r. 511 Filbert
McKenna Andrew, laborer, r. 2509 Post
McKenna Andrew, laborer, r. E s Columbia PI, nr
Parker, B. H.
McKenna Daniel S., laborer 8. F. (Virdage Factory, r.
r. W s Harrison, nr Twenty-seventh
McKenna Edward, r. 2617 Folsom
McKenna F., brakeman Southern Pac. RR., r. New
Washington Hotel
McKenna George, r. 2617 Folgom
McKenna George, driver N. B. and Mission RR., r.
214 Perry
McKenna H., laborer Western White Lead Works
McKenna Hannah, widow, millinery, S s Army, nr
Precita Av
McKenna James, bellman International Hotel, 824
Kearny
McKenna James, driver Hook and Ladder No. 4, S. F.
F. D., r. 1214 Pacific
McKenna James, hackman. Plaza, r. 330 Minna
McKenna James, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 28 First
McKenna James, painter, r. 2319 Bush
McKenna James, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont.
McKenna James, tailor, r. 118 Clara
McKenna James P., bookkeeper, r. 12 Jessie, bet
Seventh and Eighth
McKenna James T., carpenter, r. 629 Grove
McKenna Jennie, domestic 1104 Post
McKenna John, r. 1316 Sacramento
McKenna John, driver water cart Central RR., r. 3J4
Downey
McKenna John, nightwatchman Brooklyn Hotel
McKenna John, shipwright, r. 76 Natoma
McKenna John, sboecutter Nolan Brothers, r. N s
Yolo, bet Utah and Nebraska
McKen'ia John A., attorney at law, 6 Montgomery Av,
r. 481 Haight
McKenna Jo.seph, paperhanger G<orge W. Clark, r.
863 Mission
McKenna Joseph, tinsmith W. W. Montague Sc Co., r.
150 Natoiua
McKenna Kate Miss, adjuster coiner's dept U.S. Mint,
r. 481 Haight
McKenna Kate Miss, milliner, r. 650 Mission
McKenna Lawrence, laborer, r. 2319 Bush
McKenna Lizzie Miss, milliner, r. 5.50 Mission
McKenna Margaret, bakery, W s Gunnison Av, bet
Twenty-8«-venth and Twenty-eighth. B. H.
McKenna Margnret Miss, r. I.'i23 Mason
McKenna Murk, painter, r. 1104 Pacific
McKenna Mary, widow, r. 431 Clenientln*
McKenna Mary, widow, r. 481 Haight
McKenna Mary Miss, forewoman F. Korbel h Brother,
r. 31 Lafayette
McKenna Matthew, qiiartermastcr Pacific Mail SS.
Granada
McKenna Michael, washer National Laundry, r. 8 3
Seventeenth, bet Dolores and Church
McKenna Michael, woodworker P. J. O'Brien & Sons,
r. 5 Cleaveland
McKenna Michael F. (McKenna jt Oreany) r. 112
As.'i Av
McKenna Patrick, blacksmith John J. Nicholson, r.
104 Fourteenth
McKenna Patrick, driver United Carriage Co., r. 160
Minna
McKenna Patrick, expressman, r. 314 First
McKenna Peter B., butcher, r. 8W cor Thirtieth and
Guerrero
Mci^enna Tessie Miss, tailoress Hyman Levlaon, r.
Twenty-fourth, nr San Bruno Road
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McEenna Thomas V., sergeant police City Hall, r. 214
Tyler
McKenna William, porter Christy & Wise, r. 901
Guerrero
McKenna & Greany (Michael F. McKenna and
Michael Greauy) commission morchaHts, and
deahrs hay and grain, \V s Drumm. bet Clay and
Washington
McKenney Charles, brakeman Southern Pac. RR., r.
Stanford Hotel
McKenney Charles, compositor, r. Rest for the Weary
McKenney Henry M., bookkeeper Stock Report Pub-
lishing Co., r. Oakland
McKenney James T., shipcarpenter, r. 629 Grove
McKenney Johanna, widow, r. 824 Harrison
McKenney John, laborer, r. N s Twenty-first,
Treat Av and Harrison
McKenney John, weigher, r. Terminal Hotel
McKenney John J., laundry, office 1156 Market, r
Harrison
McKenney L. M. (L. M. McKenney & Co.)' r. Oakland
McKenney L. M. & Co. (L. M. McKenney) publishers
Pacific Coast Business Directory, 608 Market,
room 16
McKenney Owen, baker, r. .S 8 Twenty-sixth, bet
Church and Sanchez
McKenney Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail 8S. Co.
McKenney W., whitener, r. 2ti50 Folsom
McKenny Andrew, seaman, r. 21 Stanford
McKenny Daniel, r. 524 Mission
McKenny Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 305 Seventh
McKenny Patricia laborer, r. 31 Fifth Av
McKenny William, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 613 How-
ard
McKenny. See McKenna, McKenney and McKinney
McKenzie , laborer, r. 217 Broadway
McKenzle , teacher, r. 118 Rose Av
McKenzie A., waiter Baldwin's DiningPalace
McKenzie Alexander, deputy County Clerk,
Washington
McKenzie Alexander, longshoreman Menzies,
ham & Co.
McKenzie Alexander J., laborer Pool & Harris, r.
38 Baldwin Court
McKenzie Allen, rigger Pacific Mail S8. Co., r. 541
Second
McKenzie Andrew, r. 1521 Dupont
McKenzie Angus, shipcarpenter, r.NW cor Minnesota
and Mariposa
McKenzie Charles, marbleworks, W s Central Av, bet
Geary and Post, r. W s Lyon, bet Post and Geary
McKenzie Charles, porter W. B. Sumner & Co., r. 616
Harrison
McKenzie Daniel, first officer stmr Oakland, Oakland
Ferry, r. 714 Howard
McKenzie David V., molder Golden Slate and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 20 Clementina
McKenzie Donald, watchman Whittier, Fuller & Co.,
r. 510 Howard
McKenzie Elia, widow, r. 118 Eddy
McKenzie George, boilermaker Pacific Mail SS. Co.
McKenzie George, laborer Eureka Stone Manuf . Co.,
r. 772 J^ Harrison
McKenzie James, carpenter, r. 467 Jessie
McKenzie James, manager Charles Haake. r. 1207
Polk
McKenzie James, pantryman SS. Ancon, Broadway
Wharf
McKenzie James, rigger Wm. Brewster, r. 631 Second
McKenzie James, salesman S. Mosgrove & Brother, r.
215 Minna
McKenzie James, saloonkeeper, r. 1111 Montgomery
McKenzie James, seaman, t. North Pacific Hotel
McKenzie John, cook Charles Seifert. r. 636 Com.
McKenzie John, secretary Bay City Soda Water Co.,
110 Tyler, r. 2 Henrietta Square
McKenzie John G., carpenter, r. 1920 Buchanan
printer, r. 603 Geary
captain stmr Saucelito, r. San
629
Bing-
McKenzie John L.,
McKenzie John T.,
Rafael
McKenzie John W.
collector, r. 430 Jackson
McKenzie J. W., seaman, r. 104 Steuart
McKenzie M.,r. Branch House
McKenzie Margaret Miss, principal Lincoln Primary
School, r. 191C Jackson
McKenzie Mary E., widow, r. 205 Seventh
McKenzie Murdock, St. Andrew's Soc, 232 Sutter
McKenzie Patrick, foreman J. Lindenbauni, r. 264
Minna
McKenzie Peter G., r. 832 Mission
McKenzie R., butcher Faciflo Mall SS. City of Pan-
ama
McKenzie Roderick, plasterer, r. 467 Jessie
McKenzie Sherwin, architect, 310 Pine, room 42, r.
501 Mason
McKenzie Thomas, architect, r. 501 Mason
McKenzie William, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
NW cor Mariposa and Minnesota
McKenzie William, 8hipcari)enter. r. 613 Mission
McKenzie William, wood and coal, 819 Geary, r. 733
Geary
McKenzie William A., pliwteror, r. 733 Geary
McKenzie. SeeMcKinzie, Mackenzie, and MacKenzie
McKeon James, bartender R. K. Leonard, r. 3 Cen-
tral PI
McKeon James, laborer 8.F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear
McKeon John, laborer William Kerr, r. 1001 Battery
McKeon John, rigger and stevedore, r. 39 Natoma
McKeon Mary A., domestic 103 Grove
McKeon Patrick, car repairer M. P. and M. Dept, Cen-
tral Pac. RR.
McKeon Patrick, fruit stand, NW cor Sansome and
California, r. 316 Davia
McKeon Patrick, hostler N. B. and Mission RR., r.
150 Silver
McKeon Patrick, laborer, r. 49 Jessie
McKeon Patrick, laborer, r. 922 M Harrison
McKeon Patrick, meter inspector S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 1110 Larkin
McKeoir Patrick, teamster G. C. Yates, r. Helvetia
Hotel
McKeon Peter, laborer, r. 130 Langton
McKeon Terrence, marblepolisher Charles Roche, r.
727 Bryant
McKeon Thomas, butcher Hayden & O'Brien, r. 146
Perry
McKeon AVilliam, porter Middleton & Famsworth, r.
124 J^ Silver
McKeon William, teamster Seattle Coal and Trans-
portation Co., r. 160 Silver
McKeon William, milkman, r. Garden Tract, Bay
View, South S F.
McKeone Mary, domestic 915 Howard
McKeown Carolina M., widow, r. 9 Oak Grove Av,
rear
Mc'Keown James, carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. 649 How-
ard
McKeown James, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 369 Je.ssie
McKeown James J., r. 432 Seventh, rear
McKeown .John, sailmaker, r. 9 Oak Grove Av, rear
McKeown Patrick S., clerk, r. 1025 Mission
McKeown Peter, cook, r. 8E cor Memmac and Ken-
tucky
McKeown William, stoves and tinware, 511 Sixth
McKern Maurice, laborer, r. 711 Linden Av
McKernan James, driver United Carriage Co., r. 2
Hampton Court
McKeman Margaret Miss, tailoress T. Lancaster &
Co., r. Ill Silver
McKerron John A. (McKerron & Montgomery) r. NW
cor O'Farrell and Leavenworth i
McKerron & Montgomery (John A. MtKerron and Jo-
seph T. Montgomery) harnessmakers, 327 Sutter
McKeune Edward, helper Henry McKeune & Co., r.
2617 Folsom
McKeune Emma Miss, milliner Held Brothers & Co.,
r. 2617 Folsom
McKeune Henry (Henry McKeune* Co.) r. 566 Mission
McKeune Henry A: Co. ( Henry McKeune ) raanufs
blacksmiths' bellows, 5«fi Mission
McKeune John E., bellowsmaker, r. 2617 Folsom
McKevitt Hugh, stevedore Menzies, Bingham & Co.,
r. 1509 Montgomery
McKevitt James, laborer, r. 305 Austin
McKeAv Jotin, wood and coal, 431 Union, r. 427
Union
McKew Maria, domestic 803 Hyde
McKew Miles, laborer William Kerr. r. 903 Battery
McKewen Harriet, widow, r. 2120 Pacific Av
McKewen Jonathan C. (estate of) liquor saloon, 8E
. cor Sansome and Washington
McKewen John, foreman Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 1122 Montgomery
McKewen P. & T. A. (Peter and Thomas A.) plimibers
and gasfitters, 2 Turk
McKewen Peter (P. *.- T. A. McKewen) r. 1122 Mont.
McKewen Thomas, carpenter, cor Point Lobos and
Johnston Avs, r. 27 Johnson Av
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McKewen Thomas
Montgomery
McKewen William, teamster Frank Barnard & Co., r.
115 Union
McKey Jolm S., carpenter, r. 117 Fell
AIcKibbeu Henrietta Mrs., furnished rooms.
1020 Market and 15 Eddy
McKibbin James, waterman, r. 655 Minna
McKibbin Mary A. Mrs., assistant Jackson St. Prim-
ary School, r. SE cor Filbert and Lyons
McKibbin Thomas (McKibbin & Pettison) r. 10 Vero-
na PI
McKibbin & Pettison (Thomas McKibbin and Peter
Pettison) proptr.s Eureka Wrought Iron Works,
317 and 319 Howard
McKillop Angus, clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. 47 Clemen-
tina
McKiUop John & Co. Commercial Agency,
Edwards, Pickens & Fulton, proptrs, 401 Califor-
nia, room 1
McKillop. See McKellips and McKellops
McKinlay Archibald, agent Bank British North
America, 219 and 221 Sansome, r. Oakland
McKinlay William, liquor saloon, 707 Market, r. 22
Minna
McKinley Beujaniin F., agent Renton Coal Co., 1030
Sutter, r. 1112 Larkin
McKinley Charles, plumber, r. 931 Market
McKinley Eaward, lithographic engraver William T.
Galloway, r. 411 Minna
McKinley Henry, engineer stmr Constance,.r. 519 Mis-
sion
McKinley James, r. 1307 >^ Polk
McKinley James, cook, r. 1207 Polk
McKinley John, engineer, r. 1910 Mission
McKinley John, machinist Harvey W. Bice, r. 208
Sutter
McKinley Michael, seaman, r. 207 Folsom, rear
McKinley Sarah, domefctic 1801 California
McKinley William, steward Occidental Hotel
McKinley. See McKinlay, and Kinley
McKinuel John, real-estate, r. K 8 Twenty-seventh,
bet Mission and Howard
McKinuey Archibald, engineer Btmr Pilot,- Jackson
St.Wharf
McKinney Daniel, laborer Steiger & Kerr, r. 223
Langton "*•
McKinney Eliza, domestic 906 Polk
McKinney George, boot and shoemaker, 47 Sacra-
mento, r. 1014 Montgomery
McKinney James, deckhand stmr Enterprise, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
McKinney John, laborer Steiger & Kerr, r. Twenty-
second, bet folsom and Harrison
McKinney John W., peddler, r. 1638 Mission
McKinney Katie Miss, shirtmaker Lloyd & Sherman
McKinney Lizzie Miss, teacher music, r. 725 Pine
McKinney Mary Mrs., hairdresser, lo38 Mission
McKinney William, waiter Palace Hotel
McKinney. See McKeuna, McKenney, and McKenny
McKinnle Murray, architectural and ornamen-
tal woodcarver. Mechanics' Mill, SW cor Mission
and Fremont, r. 303 Eddy
McKinnon A., engineer stmr Pilot, Jackson St. Wharf
McKiunon Alexander, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
McKinnon Alexander, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
McKiunun Alexander, salesman Murphy, Grant &
Co., r. 2314 California
McKinnon Angus, carpenter, r. 270 Jessie
McKinnou Archibald, painter, r. 8 Park Av
McKinnon Bridget, cook 2012 Pacific Av
McKinnon Daniel, laborer Sea Wall, r. 524 Mission
McKiunon Daniel A. , milkman, r. 811 Geary
McKinnon David, longshoreman, r. 131 Harrison
McKinnon Finlay, blacksmith Thomas Costigan, r.
75 Oregon
McKinnon George, quartermaster Pacific Mail 88.
Colinia
McKiunon Harry, student Heald's Business College.
r. 118 PoHt
McKinnon James, carpenter, r. cor Prospect Av and
Lizzie, Bernal Heights
McKinnon James C, salesman J. J. Morrison, r.
Fruit Vale
McKinnon James J., teamster Preston & McKinnon,
r. 8 8 (534) Sixteenth, bet Mission and Hofif Av
McKinnon John, assistant engineer stmr Yosemite.
r. 300 Third
McKinnon John, expressman, r. Eighth Av, nr G,
Hunter's Point, South 8. F.
(Preston & McKinnon) r. Fruit
McKinnon John J.
Vale
McKinnon John L., molder £tna Iron Works, r. 217
Twenty-second
McKinnon John S., boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works
McKinnon Russell, electrotyper Miller & Richard,
r. 1500 Leavenworth
McKinnon Thomas, carpenter, r. .503 Linden Av
McKinnon Thomas A., operator Western Union Tel.
Co., r. 1500 Leavenworth
McKiunon William D., salesman Union Lumber
Yard, r. 465 Minna
McKinstry E. W., associate justice Supreme
Court of California, chambers 640 Clay, r. Oak-
land
McKinstry William, r. 710 Commercial
McKittrick Bernard, waiter American Exchange Ho-
tel
McKittrick Edward, butcher, r. 1105 Howard
I McKittrick Edward P., butcher George Kaiser & Co.,
I and foreman Hook and Ladder No. 3, 8. F. F. D.,
r. 1503^ Market
McKittri'k Henry, clerk, r. 1105 Howard
I McKittrick James J., salesman John S. Ferrier, r.
1105 Howard
McKittrick John, engineer, r. 1522 Geary
McKittrick Joseph L., butcher, r. 1105 Howard
i McKittrick Tessie Miss, shoefitter Nolan Brothers, t.
I 1105 Howard
McKnew Elijah P., driver Morgan & Co., r. S s Nine-
teenth, nr Castro
McKnight Frederick, teller A. Gansl & J. Cullen, r.
iy04 Stockton
McKnight Hugh J., painter, r. 1601 Polk
McKuight John J., steward Industrial School
McKnight Joseph, tanner, r. W s California Av, bet
Virginia and Esmeralda Avs. B. H.
McKnight Peter, mason, r. 14 Lily Av
McKnight Robert, cook Pacific Mail 88. Dakota, r. 4
Frederick
McKuitt Mary L., widow, r. NE cor Bartlett and
Twenty-sixth
McKoon Hosmer P. (Lake & McKoon) attorney at
law, 310 Pine, rooms 13, 14 and 16, r. 2600 Pacific
Av
McKown Joseph O., salesman Joseph Figel, r. 614
Mason
McKowu M. E. Mrs., assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 614 Mason
McKown Peter, driver McBride & Cluin, r. 130 Lang-
ton
McKune Arthur, laborer, r. G^S"^ Natoma
McKune Eliza, widow, r. 223 Perry
McKune. See McCuen, McCiine, McKeon and Mo-
Keown
McKursto Thomas, laborer Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. 1929 Howard
AIcKusick Harrison J., superintendent U. 8.
Railway Mail Service, 606 Montgomery, rooms
35-38, r. North Temescal
McKuye Bernard, laborer, r. 521 Green
McLachlan Duncan, porter Rouse & Laws, r. 210J4
Washington
McLachlan John, seaman, r. 8W cor Tennessee and
Solano
McLagan James L., carpenter Cal. Mills, r. 1935 8tev.
McLagan William, engineer S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. North Point, bet Polk and Larkin
McLain John, fireman SS. Oregon. Folsom St. Wharf
; McLain John, plumber and gasfitter P. fc T. A. Mc-
I Kewen, r. 5 Mason
' McLain. See McLane, McLean, McClaln, Lain and
I Lane
McLally John, laborer, r. 2710 Folsom
McLane Catherine Mrs., bakery and confectionery.
I 410 Fourth
1 McLane Charles A., steward estate of A. H. Vaughn.
I r. 2422 California
I McLane Charles E., attorney at law, 68 Nevada Block,
\ V. 500 Harrison
McLane Elizabeth, coffee saloon, 107^ Geary, and
furnished rooms, 111 Geary
McLane Esther, domestic 309 Turk
Mcl.«ne George, purser Pacific Mail SS. Granada
McLane Hoffman, student, r. 438 Bryant
McLane Hugh, teamster, r. 1721 O'Farrell
I McLane James, groom Hancock & Kelso, r. N s Six-,
teeuth, bet Harrison and Folsom
McLane James, laborer, r.804 Bay, rear
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McLane John, boarding, 704 Front
McLane John, boarding and lodging, ITlODupont
McLauc John, buileruiaker Moynihan & Aitken, r. K B
Day, bet Church and Sanchez
McLane J. R., carpentir, r. 244 Stevenson
McLane Louik, president Nevada Bank of San
Francisco, NW cor Pine and Montgomery, r. 438
Bryant
McLane Louis Jr., clerk Nevada Bank of Ssn Fran-
cisco, r. 438 Bryant
McLane M., fireman SS. Oregon
McLane Nellie Mrs., furni.-hed rooms, 787 Mission
McLane Patrick, laborer, r. SW cor Harrison and
Main
McLane Peter, ironworker Pioneer Iron Works
McLane Sarah, domestic 814 Sutter
McLane Thomas, conductor Sutter St. ER., r. 1202
Sutter
McLane Thomas, r. 121 Seventh
McLane. See McLaiu, McLean, Lalne, and Lane
McLaren A., molder Union Iron Works, r. 34ti Beale
McLaren Charles S. { Moore & McLaren ) r. 1428
Ellis
McLaren Daniel, secretary Odd Fellows' Mutual
Aid Aesn, 325 Montgomery, r. SW cor Gough and
Geary
McLaren Deborah A., widow, r. 460 Jessie
McLaren John, clerk, r. 420 Linden Av
McLaren Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 119 J4 Sixth
McLaren Peter, carriagebullder Daniel 8. Shute, r.
460 Linden Av
McLaren Peter M., mining secretary, 318 Pine, room
39, r. Oakland
McLaren William, gardener Golden Gate Park, r. 8 s
Point Lobos Av, nr Masonic Av
McLaren William J., driver 8. F. Laundry Assn.'r.
1945 Geary
McLarey John, laborer Thomas McCloskey, r. 1717
Post
McLarkey James, groceries and liquors, NW cor Web-
ster and Filbert
McLarquy Margaret, domestic 708 J^ Fulton
McLatchie Mary Mrs., r. 548 Folsom
McLaughliii A. Miss, assistant Colnmbia St. Primary
School
McLaughlin Albert, deckhand tug Rescue
McLaughlin Alexander, cooper, r. 302 Fourth
McLaughlin^ Ann, widow, furnished rooms, 1103
Powell
McLaughlin Annie, labeler Denicke Brothers, r. 683
Harrison
McLaughlin Armour, foreman National Brewery, r.
513 Buchanan
McLaughlin B., laborer Presidio Reservation
McLaughlin Bridget, widow, r.W s York, bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
McLaughlin Bridget, chambermaid Grand Hotel
McLaughlin Bridget M., laundress Occidental Hotel
McLaughlin C, driver City Cab and Carriage Stables,
r. 174 Jessie
McLaughlin C, laborer, r. 207 Minna
McLaughlin Catherine, domestic 12 Broadway
McLaughlin Catherine, widow, nurse, r. 8 Boyd
MtXauglilin Charles, capitalist, 16 Montgomery
Av, r. Palace Hotel
McLaughlin Charles, extraman Hose No. 2, S. F.
F.D.,r. 1817 Post
McLaughlin Charles, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
3 Verona PI
McLaughlin Charles, machine operator Porter, Op-
penheimer, Slessinger & Co., r. N s Jessie, nr
Fifth
McLaughlin Celia, domestic 2011 Howard
McLaughlin Daniel, casting cleaner Risdon I. and L.
Works
McLaughlin Daniel, plasterer, r. 5.52 Mission
MclAUghliu Daniel, teamster, r. 8E cor Twentieth
and Alabama
McLaughlin Dennis, clerk, r. Bootz Hotel
McLaughlin Dennis, laborer, r. 1409 Leavenworth
McLaughlin Edward, r, 23 Clinton
McLaughlin Edward, purifier 8. F. Gas Light Co.
McLaughlin Edward, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co..
r. N 8 Sierra, bet Georgia and Michigan
McLaughlin Edward,- waiter The Baldwin, r. 406
Seventh
McLaughlin Ellen, widow, r. 683 Harrison
McLaughlin Francis, stairbuilder, r. 837 Geary
McLaughlin Francis, stonecutter, r. 448 J$ Ninth
McLaughlin Frank, laborer, r. 4 Sumner, rear
McLaughlin Frank, machinist .Xtna Iron Works, r.
1124 Harrison
McLaughlin Frank C, cigarmaker Jo86 A. Garcia, r.
083 Harrison
McLaughlin George, laborer 8. F. Cordage Co,, r. W
8 York, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
McLaughlin George, laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.W
s Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear
McLaughlin George, packer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 12
Broadway, rear
McLaughlin Grace, widow, r. 203 Fourth
McLaughlin Henry, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
McLaughlin Henry, longshoreman, r. 36 De Boom
McLaughlin Henry, waiter stmr Harriet, Jackson St.
Wharf
McLaughlin Henry A., mate tug Rescue, Broadway
Wharf
McLaughlin Hiram, blacksmith, r. SW cor Biish and
Devisadero
McLaughlin Hugh.with Porter, Oppenheimer, Sles-
singer & Co., r. 141 Shipley
McLaughlin James, clerk E. G. Cook & Co., r. Fourth,
bet Mission and Howard
McLaughlin James, hostler Grogan & Anstett, r. 725
Green
McLaughlin James, laborer, r. E b Alabama, bet
Twentieth and Twenty-first
McLaughlin James, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
McLaughlin James, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
McLaughlin James, teamster, r. 1513 Ellis
McLaughlin James A., distiller Potrero Yeast and
" s Eighth Av, bet M and N,
, boxmaker F. Korbel & Bro-
Distilling Co., r. 8
South S. F.
McLaughlin James H
thers, r. 149 Shipley
McLaughlin Jane, widow, r. 1330 California
McLaughlin John, r. NW cor Filbert and Buchanan
McLaughlin John, carpenter, r. E s Chenery, nr Mi-
guel, Fairmount Tract
McLaughlin John, clerk, r. 15573^ Market
McLaughlin John, fireman Palace Hotel, r. 426 Ship-
1 ey
McLaughlin John, hackdriver, r. 12 Broadway
McLaughlin John, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
W s Iowa, bet Butte and Solano
McLaughlin John, laborer, r. 50 Jessie
McLaughlin John, laborer, r. 70 Jessie
McLaughlin John, laborer, r. 244 Perry
McLaughlin John, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Bat-
tery
McLaughlin John, lather, r. S s Twentieth, bet Do-
lores and Church
McLaughlin John, plumber Sweeny & Vance, r. First,
nr Bryant
McLaughlin John, salesman John Lowth & Co. , r. 141
Shipley
McLaughlin John, tailor, r. 8 Hunt, rear
McLaughlin John, teamster James Hagan, r. 203
Fourth
McLaughlin John A., wharfinger Jackson St. Wharf,
r. 12 Boyd
McLaughlin John F., clerk George W. Tyler, r. 318
Langton
McLaughlin John F., superintendent Industrial
School
McLaughlin John F. Mrs., matron Industrial School
McLaughlin John H., expressman, cor Market and
Steuart, r. SE cor Eighteenth and Douglas
McLaughlin John L., carpenter, r. E b Chenery, nr
Charles
McLaughlin John R ., clerk William H. McLaughlin,
r. 103 Twenty-sixth
McLaughlin Kate Mrs., assistant Market St. Primary
School, r. 620 Taylor
McLaughlin Kate, r. 1224 Geary
McLaughlin Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 210 Turk
McLaughlin Katie Miss, tailoress Harris Kozminsky,
r. 244 Perry
McLaughlin Lizzie Miss, widow, r. 149 Shipley
McLaughlin M. A. Miss, r. 972 Harrison
McLaughlin Maggie, lanndrywoman Grand Hotel
McLaughlin Maggie Miss. r. 8 s Eighth Av, bet M and
N, South S. F.
McLaughlin Maggie J. Miss, bagturner E. Detrick &
Co., r. 41 Clementina
McLaughlin Maria Mrs., varieties, 129 Eleventh
McLaughlin Mary,widow, boarding, 12 Broadway, rear
McLaughlin Mary, cigarmaker Adolph Bura, r. 483
Harrison
McLaughlin Mary Miss, r. 628 Capp, rear
WINDOW SHADES.
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dences, Stores, OflBces, etc., etc.
GEO. W. CLARK ,
645 Market Street.
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ltlarlc«t and Front Stre«tfl.
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McLaughlin Mary MiBB. dressmaker, r. 149 Shipley
McLaughlin Mary Miss, drcBsmaker Kliza Peiser, r.
325 Bryant
McLaughlin Mary Miss, shoefltter, r. 230 Bitch
McLaughlin Mary E. Miss, machine operator E. Det-
rick & Co., r. -tl Clementina
McLaughlin Matthew, laborer, r. 417}^ Tehama
McLaughlin M. C. Mrs., ladies' and children's under-
wear, 1023 Market
McLaughlin M ichael , r . NW cor Filbert and Buchanan
McLaughlin Michael, expressman, NW cor Front and
Pacific, r. 222 Langton
McLaughlin Michael, foreman shoemaker Industrial
School
McLaughlin Michael, laborer, r. 8 Haggin
McLaughlin Michael, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light
Co., r. 2749 Harrison
McLaughlin Michael, stableman St. Lawrence Livery
Stable, r. 29 Rondel PI
McLaughlin Michael, stevedore, and extraman Hook
and Ladder No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 1017 Battery, rear
McLaughlin Michael, stonemason, r. 20H Filbert
McLaughlin Michael, tanner Michael Donnelly, r. cor
Hampshire and Serpentine Av
McLaughlin Michael, waiter Grand Hotel
McLaughlin Minnie A. C, dressmaker, r. 12 Broadway
McLaughlin Moses A., physician and. surgeon, 761 }^
Howard, r. cor Railroad and Twelfth Avs, South
S. F.
McLaughlin Neil, laborer, r. 207 Minna
McLaughlin Neil, waiter Euss House, r. 437 Jessie
McLaughlin Nellie Miss, cigarmaker Adolph Bura, r.
483 Harrison
McLaughlin Patrick, coke dept S. F. Gas Light Co..
Potrero Works
McLaughlin Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
18 Minna
McLaughlin Patrick, helper Moynihan & Aitken, r. 35
Everett
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer, r. 18 Downey
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer, r. 366 Natoma
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer William Kerr, r. 903
Battery
McLaughlin Patrick, painter, r. 1222 Tork i
McLaughlin Patrick, peddler, r. 1182 Harrison
McLaughlin Patrick, tanner, r. Serpentine Av. bet
Hampshire and Potrero Av
McLaughlin Peter, clerk George H.Lee b Co., r. 763
Mission
McLaughlin Peter, fireman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 118
Townseud
McLaughlin Peter, laundrym an Occidental Hotel, r.
W s Boyce, N of Point Lobos Av
McLaughlin Peter, pressman S. W. Raveley, r. 259
Stevenson
McLaughlin R., laborer Presidio Reservation
McLaughlin Richard, laborer, r. 2013 O'Farrell
McLaughlin Rolx;rt. r. 141 Shipley
McLaughlin Robert, fireman Pacific Mail SS. City of
New York, r. 541 First
McLaughlin Samuel, laborer, r. 406 Seventh
McLaughlin Stephen, trunkmaker, r. £ s Alabama,
bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
McLaughlin Stephen G., porkpacker Michelssen,
Brown & Co., r. Eighth Av, bet M and N, South
8. F.
McLaughlin Stephen J., plumber, r. S s Twenty-
third, bet Guerrero and Dolores
McLaughlin Susan, widow, r. cor Ritch andJTownsend
McLaughlin Susan Miss, r. 10 Bryant Av, rear
McLaughlin Thomas, painter Moulton k Edmondson,
r. 2:K) Rltch
McLaughlin Thomas, compositor, r. 426 Eearny
McLaughlin Thomas, stablekeeper, r. 8 s Eighteenth,
bet Sanchez and Noe
McLaughlin William, r. 365 Minna
McLaughlin William, driver City Cab and Carriage
btables, r. 174 Jessie
McLaughlin William, driver N. B. and Mission RR.,
r. SW cor Fourth and Folsom
McLaughlin William, hackman, r. 222 Langtou
McLaughlin William, helper 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
119 Silver
McLaughlin William, laborer, r. 19 Ritch
McLauKhlin William, laborer, r. 1001 Battery
McLsuglilin William, laborer Hancock i Kelso, r.
426 Shipley
McLaughlin William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
McLaughlin William, liquor saloon, S s King, bet
Second and Third
McLaughlin William, pressman E. Detnck k Co., r.
41 Clementina
McLaughlin William A., clerk P. Hartigan, r. 612
Fourth
McLaughlin William G., porter, r. 222 Langton
McLjan^liliii IVilliam H., drugs and medicines,
NE cor Twenty-second and Folsom, r. SE cor
Twenty-sixth and Mission
MoLaughton W., me^sman Pacific Mail SS. Colizna
McLaughy Owen, laborer, r. Broadway Hotel
McLauglan John, maltster Mason's Brewery, r. 12
Jansen
McLay George B., physician, office and r. 3430 Mis-
sion
McLea Alexander, blacksmith David Kerr, r. 657 Fol-
som
McLea Arthur, saddler Main & Winchester, r. 657
Folsom
McLea Donald, real-estate, r. 657 Folsom
McLea James, candymaker. r. 657 Folsom
Mclieun Alfred A., general job printer, 605 Sac-
ramento, r. 2225 Pacific Av
McLean A. N., carpenter, r. 205 Bartlett
McLean Andrew, engineer, r. Park Hotel
McLean C, capitalist, r. Russ House
McLean Donald, r. The Baldwin
McLean Ecjward, housepainter, r. 10 Converse
McLean Edward, night inspector Custom House, r.
438 Second
McLean EUen Mias, saleswoman Keane Brothers, r.
cor Pierce ana O'Farrell
McLean E. T., printer, r. 241 Ritch
McLean Ewen W., clerk Crane & Brigham, r. cor
O'Farrell and Pierce
McLean Frank, engineer tug Wizard, r. 1119 Mont.
McLean George, boilermaker C«l. Boiler Works, r.
Palmer, Fairmount Tract, nr School House
McLean Hugh, laborer, r. SW cor Buchanan and
Chester
McLean Hugh, teamster Peck k Co., 717 Sacramento
McLean James, conductor Clay St. Hill RR., r. 1613
Leavenworth
McLean James, seaman, r. 224 Minna
McLean James P., seaman, r. SW cor Howard and
Twenty-fifth
McLean Jane, widow, r. 350 Grove
McLean John, conductor Clay St. Hill RR., r. 1223
Leavenworth
McLean John, nitro-glycerine maker Hercufes Powder
Works, r. Haight, nr Golden Gate Park
McLean John, plumber and gasfitter, 6 Broadway
McLean John, second engineer stmr Alameda, Oak-
laud Ferry, r. Oaklaud
McLean John H., wharfinger, office and r. cor
Bay and Meiggs' Wharf
Mf Lean Kate, domestic 10 Oak Grove Av
McLean Kenneth, carpenter, r. 467 Jessie
McLean Myra Miss, compositor, r. 724 Seventeenth
McLeaji Peter, r. Arion House
McLean Peter, carpenter, r. 636 Valencia
McLean Robert A., physician, office and r. 603 Merob.
McLean Sarah, widow, r. 1229 Pierce
McLean Thomas J., conductor Clay St. Hill RR., r.
1222 Leavenworth
McLean William (Bailey k McLean) r. 533 Com.
McLean William (McLean k Wallbank) r. 1427 Cal.
McLean William, r. 106 Post
McLean William H., carpenter, r. 717 Sanchez
McLean William H., first officer Pacific Mail 88.
China, r. SW cor Howard and Twenty-fifth
McLean k Wallbank (William McLean and Edward
M. Wallbank) restaurant. 1429 California
McLean. See McClain, McClean, McLaln and McLane
McLeary Jennie Miss, seamstress, r. 281 Minna
McLellan , mining, r. 22 Geary
McLellan Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 804 Filbert
McLellan Edwin L., head clerk U. 8. Railway Mail
Service, r. Oakland
McLellan Janet Miss, teacher music, r. 12 Vi Fifth Av
McLellan John, porkpacker Michelssen, Brown & Co.,
r. 117 54 Dore
McLellan Robert (Castner & McLellan) r. 12}i Fifth
Av
McLellan R<jbert A., brassfounder WilUam T. Garratt,
r. 24 Eleventh \
McLennan Charles, bootmaker, r. E s Illinois, bet
Butte and Napa
9IcLie II nuiiDonalcL, president Golden Gate Woolen
Manufacturing Co., office 302 California, room 4,
r. NW cor Folsom and Thirteenth
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McLennan Flora Miss, r. 427 Shipley
MiLeunan Frank P.,proptr South S. F.Wool Scouring
Factory, office California Wool Depot, N b Towns-
end, nr Fifth, r. NW cor Folsom and Thirteenth
McLennan Hugh, laborer, r. New Washinp ton Hotel
McLeitniiii J. D., magnetic healer, office 220
Scuckton, r. 1410 Octavia
McLennan Margaret Miss, clerk Daniel W. Coghlan, r.
924 Larkin
McLennan M. C, salesman George Loomis, r. 612
Taylor
McLennan Robert, longshoreman, r. 113 Vallejo
McLeod A. E., liquor saloon, 1071 Market
McLeod Alexander, clerk, r. 961 Mission
McLeod Alexander L., shipuarpenter Middlemas &
Boole, r. E s Minnesota, bet Mariposa and Solano
McLeod Angus, r. 103 Buchanan
McLeod An;j-U8 Jr., liquor saloon, 5 Morton, r.
103 Buchanan
McLeod Daniel, carpenter, r. 678 Clementina
McLeod Daniel, depnty Superintendent of Streets, r.
210 Gough
McLeod Daniel, grain dealer, r. 1503 Pine
McLeod Daniel, janitor Mission Grammar School
McLeod Daniel, shipwright, r. 328 Seventh
McLeod Dauiel Jr. (E. H. Jones & Co.) r. 510 Powell
McLeod Donald, Kig. and Stev. Union, 806 Montgom-
ery
McLeod Duncan, salesman S. Mosgrove & Brother, r.
961 Mission
McLeod Edward, storekeeper Pacific Mail SS. City of
Peking
McLeod George (Larkins & Co.) r. 8W cor Second and
Howard
McLeod George F.. clerk James Pa^rson, r. 641 Ma-
son
McLeod Hugh R., cigars and tobacco, 544 Fourth
McLeod James, plasterer and contractor, 328 Pine , r.
331 Seventeenth
McLeod John, rigger William Simmons, r. Clemen-
tina, nr Second
McLeod Kate, widow, r. 1423 Mason
McLeod Mary Miss, shoefltler S. W. Levy, r. 115
Hayes
McLeod Robert, engineer, r. 16 Fifth Ay
McLeod Robert F., with Hayes Brothers, r. 16 Fifth Av
McLeod Thomas, jobber, r. 527 Vallejo
McLeod Thomas D., traveling salesman, r. 22 Bupont
McLeod Thomas R., carpenter William A. Meeker, r.
223 Treat Av
McLeod William, bootblack, r. 258 Clementina
McLeod William, gardener Industrial School
McLeod W. J., Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market •
McLerie Henry G., builder, r. 2121 Bush
McListerJames J., upholsterer Eugene Hoey, r. 2717
Bush, rear
McLister Mary, widow, r. 2717 Bush, rear *
McLoon Daniel, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Cassius
Hotel
McLorey William, scourer 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, Black Point
McLoskey James, carpenter, r. 1111 Pierce
McLoughlin Annie, domestic 1132 Sutter
McLoughliu Daniel, ropemaker, r. W s Hampshire,
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
McLoughlin Eliza, widow, r. 423 Vallejo
McLoughliu Hugh, stairbuilder Cal. Mills, r. NW cor
Church and Twenty-first
McLoughlin James, house and signpainter, SW cor
Fifth and Folsom
McLoughlin James, saloonkeeper, r. 1010 Mont.
McLoughlin John, ropemaker, r. W s Hampshire, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
McLoughlin Kate, widow, r. 620 Taylor
McLoughlin Thomas P., saddler and harnessmaker,
1714 Polk
McLoughlin William, teamster Tiernan & Co., r. 2616
Mission
McLoughlin. See McLaughlin, McLaughlan, Mc-
Glaughlin, McLachlan and Loughlin
McLiu-e John, foreman molders' shop, Golden Stato
and Miners' Iron Works, r. 363 First
McMahun Andrew, blacksmith Sutter St. RR., r. W
8 Webster, bet Filbert and Greenwich
McMahon Ann, widow, r. 811 Greenwich
McMahon Bernard, butcher Pacific Mail SS. South
Carolina, r. 759 Brannan
McMahon Bernard, horseclippor, r. 268 Stevenson
McMahon Bernard, shipcarpeuter, r. 10 Boardman
McMahon C. A., attorney at law, r. 629 Clay
McMahon Catherine, widow, r. NW cor Sierra and
Georgia
McMahon Charles F., pressman Alta Job Office, r. 811
Greenwich
McMahon Charles H., solicitor, r. S 8 Twenty-ninth,
bet Noe and Castro
McMahonjDaniel J., iron worker Pac. Rolling Mill,
r. SW cor Georgia and Sierra
McMahon Ellen, domestic 15 Guy PI
McMahon EUeu, domestic 67 Ijiberty
McMahon Felix, laborer, r. 6 Hill
McMahon Frank C, salesman Daniel W. Emerson, r.
NW cor Twenty-fourth and Mission
McMahon George, painter Edward M. Gallagher, r.
811 Greenwich, rear
McMahon George T., clerk, r. 6 Hill
McMahon Heury, stairbuilder, r. 3 Capp
McMahou Henry, r. 276 Minna
McMahon James, boot and shoemaker, NW cor
lUusch and Folsom, r. 1205 Folsom
McMahon James, real-estate, r. 923 Broadway
McMahon James, expressman, NW cor Leideedorff
and California, r. 3 Capp
McMahon James, harnessmaker, r. 222 Minna
McMahon James, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. W
s Collins, bet Point Lobos Av and Si. Rose
McMahon James, plumber, r. W s Webster, bet Fil-
bert and Greenwich •
McMahon James, policeman City Hall, r. 349 Grove
McMahon James, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
McMahon James, tanner, r. 719 Brannan
McMahon James, waiter Collins & Wappel, r. 681
Clementina
McMahon James, waiter Grand Hotel, r. N 8 Twenty-
seventh, bet Mission and Howard
McMahon .Tames Jr., plasterer, r. 923 Broadway
McMahon James Mrs., varieties, 1205 Folsom
McMahon James B., saddle and harnessmaker, 219
Ellis, r. 222 Minna
McMahon Jeremiah, carpenter Superintendent of
Streets
McMahon Jeremiah, laborer, r. 2005 Leavenworth
McMahon John. r. 331 Kearny
McMahon John, dry-goods, 224 Sixth, r. 966 Howard
McMahon John, engineer, r. 1}^ Isis
McMahon John, hostler Moses Hart, r. 1023}^ Sutter
McMahon John, musician, r. 30M Louisa
McMahon John, plasterer, r. 5 Bernard
McMahon John, porter County Tax Collector, r. W 8
Webster, bet Greenwich and Filbert
McMahon John, pressman E. C. Hughes.r. 4 Varennes,
rear
McMahon John, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 317
Ellis
McMahon John, shoedresser U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. San Jose Av, bet Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-eighth
McMahon John, student Medical College of the Pa-
cific, r. 110 Kearny
Ml Mahon John H., wagonmaker Bernard Gallagher,
r. 10 Anthony
McMahon John, pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. E
s Diamond, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
McMahon Joseph, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NW
cor Sierra and Georgia
McMahon Joseph, porter Occidental Hotel, r. W s
Boyce, N of Point Lobos Av
McMahon J. W. D., bookkeeper, r. 130 Montgomery
McMahon Lawrence, iron roller Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
E s Louisiana, bet Napa and Shasta
McMahon Margaret, widow, r. 109 Clinton
McMahon Mary, widow, r. 4 Varennes, rear
McMahon Mary, widow, r. W s Dolores, bet Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth
McMahon Mary Miss, cloakmaker Cal. Cloak and Suit
Manuf. Co., r. 30 3<. Louisa
McMahon Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 923 Broadway
McMahon Mary A. Mrs., confectionery, 759 Brannan
McMahon Mary C. Miss, dressmaker, r. 811 Greenwich
McMahon Mary E. Miss, booksewer Bartling & Kim-
ball, r. 109 Clinton
McMahon Mathias, butcher, r. 923 Broadway
MaMahon Michael, drayman Sherman, Hyde& Co., r.
N 8 Green, bet Webster and Fillmore
McMahon Michael, hackman Richard Dowling, r. 623
Grove
McMahon Michael, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 8 8
Shasta, bet Michigan and Georgia
McMahon Michael, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r.NW
cor Sixteenth and Columbia
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McMabon 0-wen, r. 19 Sherwood PI
McMabou P., boilermaker, r. 64 First
McMahon Patrick, cutter U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. cor Twenty-eighth and Dolores
McMahon Patrick, driver City RK., r. 1336 3« Natoma
McMahon Patrick, tanner, r. 1()05 Natoma
McMahon Peter, boardiug, 117 Drumm
McMahon Peter, carpenter, r. 7 Jj Garden
McMahon Peter, carpenter, r. 1011 Natoma, rear
McMahon Peter, fireman tug Rabboni, r. N e Parker,
bet Columbia PI and California Av, B. H.
McMahoa Philip, jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 14
Valparaiso
MeMahou Philip, laundryman. r. Allen, nr Cortland
Av, B. H.
McMahon Richard F.. salesman William Ehrenpfort,
r. 225 Valencia
McMahon Silver Mining Co. (White Pine Co., Nev.)
George R. Spinney secretary, 310 Pine, room 40
McMahou Thomas, builder, r. 1822 Market
McMahon Thomas, laborer, r. W s Webster, bet Fil-
bert and Greenwich
McMahon Thomas, longshoreman, r. 2001 Dupont
McMahon Thomas, tannery, SW cor Seventh Av and
N, South S. F.
McMahon Thomas J., boottitter Kullman, Salz & Co.,
r. E s San Jos^ Av, bet Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-eighth
McMahou Thomas J., Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Mar-
ket
McMahon Thomas R., butcher, r. 121 Fifteenth
McMahon Timothy, driver City Cab and Carriage
Stables, r. 26}^ Clinton
McMahon Walfred, laborer, r. 923 Broadway
McMahon William, r. 26 Jj Clinton
McMahon William O., blacksmith S. F. and Pac.
Glass Works, r. 103 Nineteenth
McMahouey Timothy, carpenter, 928 Folsom
McMana Joseph, seaman SS. Newport, North Point
Dock
McManion , laborer Chase & Wolff, r. lOOl Battery
McMann Bernard E., upholsterer, r. 1118 Howard
McManu Frank, collector Frank Q. Edwards, r. 1408
Sacramento
McMann Henry, Btairbullder D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
r. 660 Howard
McMann James, fruit and varieties, 413 East
McMann James, seaman, r. 30 Clay
McMann James H., clerk James McMann, r. 413 East
McMann John, foreman paperhanging dept Frank G.
Edwards, r. 1408 Sacramento
McManu John, stableman, r. 910 J^ Folsom
McMann Margaret, widow, r. 1118 Howard
McMann William, wood and coal. 1717 Polk, r.
1701 Washington
McMann W. J. J., engraver, 328 Bush, r. 8W cor How-
ard and Fifth
McMannls James T. agent Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago RR., office 2 New Montgomery, r. The
Baldwin
McMannis J. E., seaman Pacific Coast S8. Newport
McManuis Thomas, real-eetate. r. 132 Perry
McMauus Ann, widow, furnished rooms, 44 Minna
McManus Bernard, hostler McCord, Bridge & Co., r.
705 Natoma
McManus Cormack, serviceman 8. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 722 Capp
McManus Edward M., Jour. Shipwright's Aasn, 71
New Montgomery
McMauus James, bragsfinisher, r. 54 First
McManus James, drayman J. F. & J. B. Murray, r.
28,'<i Zoe
McManus James, laborer, r. 33 Kate
McManus James C, porter, r. 251 Clementina
McManus James J., clerk J. W. Davidson & Co., r.
1118 Folsom
McManus James M., plumber James W. Ruddock, r.
2811 California
McManus John, boilermaker 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
66 Minna
McMauus John, shipcarpeuter, r. 280 Minna
McManus John F., clerk, r. 33 Kate
McMauus Julia, widow, r. 1 Delta PI
McManus Mary, domestic 43 Second
McManus Mary, domestic 1611 Clay
McManus Micliael, teamster, r. 423 Bush
McMauus Michael, tinsmith Cutting Packing Co.,r.,
252 Minna
McManus Michael J., r. 44 Minna
McManus Patrick, carpenter, r. 413 Stevenson
McManus Patrick, cooper, r. NE cor Cottage PI and
Jones
McManus Philip, laborer Lick House
McManus Philip, tanner, r. 632 Brannan
McManiis Thomas, laundryman City and County
Hospital
McManus Thomas, liquor saloon, 1C04 Mission
McManus William, butcher, r. 1641 Polk
McManus William, expressman, r. E 6 Church, nr
Twenty-first
McManus William, hackman Richard D. Ledgett, r.
1129 Mission
McMaster Alphonsus G., clerk J. D. Palmer, r. 424
Mint Av
McMa-ster James, farmer, r. Branch House
McMaster John, junkdealer. r. 258 Spear
McMath Joseph (Sankey & McMath) r. Columbia
Hotel
McMeans Alexander C-. mining secretary, 328 Mont-
gomery, room 24, r. 600 Bush
McMeans Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) Wil-
liam H. Watson secretary, 302 Mont., room 6
McMechan James, notebroker, 405 California, r.
Grand Hotel
McMenaman Andrew, moroccoshaver, r. 8 Potter
McMeuaman Daniel, musician, r. 8 Potter
McMenaman William, sculptor Charles Kertell, r. 8
Potter
McMeniman James, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Bat-
tery
MeMenome Michael, fireman stmr Santa Cruz, r. City
Front House
McMeuomey Hugh, driver James McMenomey, r. 635
Jessie
McMenomey James, undertaker, 1057 Jj Mission, r. 635
Jessie
McMenomey James Jr., bookkeeper James McMeno-
my, r. 535 Jessie
McMenomy Andrew Jongshoreman, r. 12 }< Verona PI,
rear
McMenomy Charles, leathercutter, r. 22 Garden
McMenomy Daniel, r. 620 Fulton
McMenomy James W., assistant License Collector, r.
725 Hayes
McMenomy Jolin H., butcher, 8 and 9 CaL Mar-
ket, r. 520 Fulton
McMenomy Michael, foreman Flanagan & Gallagher,
r. 731 Natouia
McMenomy Michael, watchman Baker & Hamilton, r.
Cassiua Hotel
McMenomy William, teamster, r. 524 Stevenson
McMenomy. See Menomy
McMichael Charles, laborer, r. E s Hartford, bat
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
McMillan Ang\i8, sailmaker E. DetriA ft Co., r. SIS
Howard
Mc'lVIillau Angus E., carpenter, r. 1809 Steiner —
McMillan Daniel, real-estate, r. 1102 Howard
McMillan Daniel Jr., clerk Continental Oil and
Transportation Co. of Cal., r. 1102 Howard
McMillan D. D., r. Prescott House
McMillan Donald (McMillan & Kester) r. 1534 Ellis
McMillan Dugp.ld, physician and surgeon, office and
r. 245 Eighth
McMillan Edward C, tatiner Frederick C. Anderton,
r. Excelsior Hotel
McMillan Oustavus E., drayman Page, Moore & Co.,
r. 29 Kate
McMillan Gustavus N., drayman Gustsvns E. McMil-
lan, r. 29 Kate
McMillan H., assistant engineer Pacific Mail S8. City
of Peking
McMillan Henry, laborer Pac. Box Factory, r. 608
Sixth
McMillau Hugh R., driver Boca Brewing Co., r. 809
Filbert
McMillan James, r. 1161 Howard
McMillan James, teacher music, r. 157 Ninth
McMillan Jane, widow, r. 206 Fifth
McMillan John, r. 13 Powell
McMillan John, carpenter, r. NW cor Polk and Fell -
McMillan John, shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, r. Park
Hotel
McMillan Joseph, carpenter, r. 937 Folsom
McMillan Jo.^ie Miss, r. 314 First
McMillan Lanchin G., bookkeeper Union Lumber
Yard, r. 961 Mission
McMillau Mary, cook 1782 Pacific Av
McMillan N. & W. (Neal and WilllamJ boots and
shoes, 206 Fifth
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McMillan Neal (N. & W. McMillau) r. 206 Fifth
McMillan Peter D., clerk, r. 1102 Howard
McMillan Robert, . lerk, r. 1102 Howard
McMillan Robert, physician, office and r. 722 Wash.
McMillau Ronald, quartirniaster O. & O. SS. Belglc
McMillan Ronald G., clerk Abrams & Carroll, r. 502
Haight
McMillan William (X. & W. MiMillan) r. 206 Fifth
McMillan Willis M., printer, r. 1805 Jones
McMillan & Kester (Donald McMillan and Levi B.
Kester) msnnfs syrups, cordialB, essences, bitters,
eic, 714-718 i''ront
McMillen James, eoalpasser SS. Oregon
McMillan Silver Mining Co. (Arizona) Alexander Mc-
Means secretary, 328 Montgoru.ry. room 24
McMillian W.. seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
McMinuis Catherine, domestic 1G23 Mission
McMouagle C. C, coali)asser Pacific Mail SS. Granada
McMonahan Michael, teamster Pac. Rolling Mill
McMorrow John, laborer Presidio Reservation, r. 13
Page
McMorrow Thomas W., liquor Baloon, 208 First, r. 35
Natoma
McMorry Farrell, capitalist, r. 1527 Mission
McMullan David, salesmun Curtis, Dixon & Co., r.
435 Bush
McMullan John, laborer, r. Bartol, nr Broadway
McMullan Joseph V., laborer, r. 22 Perry
McMulleu Frank, secretary Grangers' Bank of Cali-
fornia, NE cor Davis and Cal., r. Lick House
McMullen George, driver William Hall, r. France
Av, bet Mission and San Bruno Road
McMullen Hugh, booklieeper Hiberuia Savings and
Loan Society, r. 7;iO Clementina
McMullen James, eoalpasser SS. Oregon, r. 117 First
Av
McMullen John, carpenter and builder, 14 Leaven-
worth, r. 220 Hermann
McMullen John, drayman, r. 504 J<j Guerrero
McMullen John W., night inspector Custom House, r.
300 Folsom
McMullen Joseph (Hamilton & McMullen) r. 1 Mor-
ton
McMullen Lewis G., teamster, 10 California, r. E s
Williamson, N of Point Lobes Av
McMullen Patrick, peddler, r. 313 Main
McMullen Samuel, salesman Robert Flenniken, r.
1.520 Pacific
McMuUin Anna Miss, r. 1414 California
McMullin Beauregard, student, r.l414 California
MeMullin George O., r. 1104 Post
McMullin James, student Pacific Business College, r.
1.520 Pacific Av
McMullin Jennie Miss, copyist R. G. Dun & Co., r.
730 Clementina
McMullin John, laborer, r. W s Mission, bet Randall
and West Av
McMullin John Mrs., widow, r. 1414 California
McMullin Kennedy, blacksmith Golden State and
Miners' Iron Work's, r. Twenty-seventh nr Sanchez
McMullin Ronald, seaman, r. 10 Twenty-sixth
McMullin Thurlow, salesman Taber Harker & Co., r.
1104 Post
McMullin Thurlow Mrs., r. 1252 California
McMullin. See McMullan and McMullen
McMurdy E., r. Palace Hotel
McMurray Annie, domestic 1352 Post
McMurray Elien, widow, r. K s Moulton, bet Buch-
anan and Webster
JIcMurray Hugh J., r. 820 Fulton
McMurray James D., stock speculator, r. 1514 Taylor
McMurray John P., manager Samuel Kellett,
r. 575 Minn.-i
McMurray Nathaniel J., builder, r. 1307 Mission
McMurray Pii trick, groceries, 8E cor Brady and Colton
McMurray Valentine, student, r. 3'20 Ellis
McMurray William M., night inspector Custom
House, r. 23 Hunt
McMurtrie Charles, captain tug Frolic, r. Stockton,
Cal.
McMurtrie Eli M., clerk Greenebaum k Co., r. 32
Kearny
McMurtrie Leslie, seaman, r. 036 Howard
Mc^NIurtrie William, pilot tug Frolic, r. Stockton, Cal.
McNab Allen M., clerk Pa<-. Oil and Lead Works, r.
81 Niitoma
McNab James (McNab k Smith) r. i>24 Harrison
McNab P., r. 81 Natoma
McNab & Smith (James McNab and John A. Smith)
draymen. 204 California
McNabb Alexander, nurse, r. 430 Clementina, rear
McNabb Charlotte Mrs., nurse, r. 4:J0 Clementina, rear
McNabb James H., deputy Collector Custom House,
r. 221 Valencia
MeNabb Peter, r. 'J46 Howard
McNair Ebenezcr, carpenter Sanford M. Hills, r. 4
Geary PI
McNally Annie, domestic 2018 Union
McNally Benjamin, brakemau Southern Pac. KB., r.
S s Godeus, bet Mission and California Av
McNally Bridget, domestic 416 Chestnut
McNally Daniel, milker A. X. Noble & Co., r. NW cor
Thirtieth and Jan Jose Av
McNally Dennis, teamster, and driver Engine No. 5,
S. F. F. D., r. 1119 Stockton
McNally Edward W., law student, 411M California,
room 13, r. 448 Sixteenth
McNally Frank H., student, r. 448 Sixteenth
McNally Hattie, domestic, r. 611 Mason, rear
McNally James, laborer, r. 315 Fulton
McNally James A., coachman, r. 709 McAllister
McNally Kittie, domestic 1713 California
McNally Lawrence (McNally & Hawkins) r. 15 Elev-
enth
MiNally Mary, domestic 604 Filbert
McNally Mary Mrs., r. 411 Main
McNally Michael, clerk, r. 448 Sixteenth
McNally Thomas F., seaman, r. 411 Main
McNally William, fancy goods and stationery, 908 Va-
lencia
McNally & Hawkins (Lawrence McNally) plumbers,
gasfiiteis, and gas fixtures, C07 Market
McNamara A., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co
McNamara Agnes Miss, assistant Tyler St. Primary
School, r. 1637 Mission
McNamara Andrew, gardener, r. 1209 Broadway
McNamara Andrew, shoemaker, r. 1146 Howard
McNamara Ann, widow, r. 182 Stevenson
McNamara Annie, domestic 1802 Van Ness Av
McNamara Bridget, widow, r. 711 Geary, rear
McNamara Catherine, widow, r. 433 Shipley, rear
McNamara Daniel, laborer, r. 214 Broadway
McNamara Daniel, machinist Thomson & Evans, r.
182 Stevenson
McNamara Daniel, teamster Frank Barnard & Co., r.
Western Hotel
McNamara Edward, r. 46 Clementina
McNamara Edward, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
S s Sierra, bet Vermont and Kansas
McNamara Hannah, domestic 1036 Mission
McNamara Helen, widow, r. 911 Van Ness Av
McNamara Henrietta, widow, r. 1819 Polk
McNamara James, r. 214 Broadway
McNamara James (McShane & McNamara) r. 22 Her-
mann
McNamara James, laborer, r. 425 M Clementina
McNamara James, policeman City Hall, r. 1637 Mis-
sion
McNamara James A., clerk, r. 911 Van Ness Av
McNamara John, carpenter, r. 816 Jessie, rear — —
McNamara John, ch rk, r.l637 Mission
McNamara John, fisherman, r. 100 >4 Jackson
McNamara John, laborer, r. 408 Valencia
McNamara John, laborer, r. E s Hampshire, bet Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-third
McNamara John, laborer, r. San Miguel Station
McNamara John, laborer, r. nr Ocean View House,
Ocean House Road
McNamara John, laborer Southern Pacific RR.
McNamara John, mac'hinist, r. 10 Anthony
McNamara John (Kegan & McNamara) r. 436 Jessie
McNamara John F., searcher of records, r. 1715 Du-
pont
McNamara John J., clerk Blair, Van Tassel & Co., p.
911 Van Ness Av
McNamara Joseph, plumber J. Center, r. Center
House
McNamara Kate, domestic 1305 Gough
McNamara Mary, r. 82U Larkln
McNamara Mary Mrs., groceries and liquors, 10 Con-
verse
McNamara Michael, carriage trimmer Carvill Manuf .
Co., r. 182 Stevenson
McNamara Michael, laborer, r. 7 3<i Garden
McNamara Michael, laborer, r. 521 Mission
McNamara Michael, laborer, r. New Washington Hotel
McNamara Michael, shoemaker, 129 Sixth
McNamara Michael, speculat r, r. t>40 Jessie
McNamara Michael E., li<iiiur saloon, SW corTwenty-
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McNamara Patrick, laborer, r. 412 Folsom, rear
McNainara Patrick, laborer, r. TlSNatoma, rear
McNamara Patrick, laborer S. F. Gaa Light Co., r. S B
Sierra, bet Vernnont aud Eanbas
McXamara Patrick, machiuist Union Iron Works, r.
104 First
McNamara Patrick, salesman Nolan Brothers, r. 167
Clara
McNamara Susan, domestic 1733 Broadway
McNamara Timothy, boatman, r. 133}^ Townsend
McNamara Thomas, laborer Sea Wall
McNamara Thomas F., policy clerk Oliver Hawes, r.
911 Van Ness Av
McNamara William, r. S s Sierra, bet Vermont and
Kansas
McNamavii William, blacksmith, r. Golden Engle
Hotel
McNamara William, hatter, 1224 Market, r. 534 Polk
McNamee James J., bookkeeper Lebenbaum & Gold-
berg, r. 16 Bond
McNamee John, machiuist Fulton Iron Works, r. 422
Fremont
McNamee Joseph, helper Moynlhan & Aitken
McNamee Kate, widow, r. 1315 Scott, rear
McNamee Maurice, laborer, r. 1027 Alabama
McNamee Patrick, hostler N. B. and Mission RR., r-
Moultrie, nr Cortland Av, B. H.
McNamee Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N s
Shasta, bet Michigan and Illinois
McNamee Patrick, teamster 8. R. Church, r. SW cor
Harrison and Main
McNamee Patrick J., merchant, r. 16 Bond
McNamee Sarah, domestic 425 Eddy
McNamee Simon, gardener William H. Boothe, 8W
cor Fillmore and McAllister
McNamee Thomas J., carpenter, r. 16 Bond
McNasby John, laborer Lobos Square Packing House,
r. Black Point
McNaughton A., cook Pacific Mall SS. City of New
York, r. 321 Pacific
McNaughton J., seaman, r. 321 Pacific
McNaughton Malcolm, yardman Palace Hotel, r. 59
Stevenson
McNaughton Thomas, carpenter, r. 1318 Dupont
McNaughton William F., steward Palace Hotel
McNeal Alexander, teamster Hancock k Kelso, r. NW
cor Columbia and Sixteenth
McNeal Henry, laborer, r. SW cor Sixteenth and
Columbia
McNeal James, liquor saloon, 821 Kearny
McNeal John, r. 215 Steveoson
McNeal John, switchman Sea Wall
McNeal. See Macu' ale, McNeill and McNeil
McNear Christopher E., shipbroker, r. 225 Oak
McNear George W., shipping and cumralssion
merchant, and grain dealer, 20 Calltomla, r.
Oakland
McNear James, liquor saloon, 514 Green
McNear Lucy C. Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 225 Oak
McNear Martin, trackrepal-er N. B. and Mission RR.
McNee Duncan, chief clerk U. S. Land Office, r. 961
Mission
McNee John H., clerk Mullan & Hyde, r. Marin
County
McNee Mary, widow, r. 164 Tehama
McNeely John, coppersmith Pacific Mail SS. Co., r.
209 Second
McNeeve Catherine, widow, r. 1721 Leavenworth
McNeeve Henry, hamessmaker, r. 1721 Leavenworth
McNeeve Henry, laborer G. Venard, r. 172 Perry
McNeeve John, conductor Potrero and B. V. RR., r.
N 8 Sierra, nr Kentucky
McNeil Alexander P., milkman, r. S a Day, bet
Church and Dolores
McNeil Alice, domestic 317 Franklin
McNeil Annie R., widow, r. 2620 Sutter
McNeil Ar(-htbald, longslioreman, r. 627 Second
McNeil Charles C, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 64
First
McNeil Daniel, r. NW cor Bay and Leavenworth
McNeil Daniel, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
McNeil Donald, shipcarijeuter, r. Fifteenth Av, bet
N and P, South S. F.
McNeil Henry, laborer Edward L. Miller, r. 1821
Mission
McNeil Henry B., storekeeper U. 8. Internal Revenue,
r. 481 Jessie
McNeil James, messenger Security Savings Bank, r.
2211 Van Ness Av
McNeil James, silversmith W. K. Vandersllce & Co.,
r. 1517 Dupont
McNeil John, r. 931 Market
McNeil John, canvasser Morning Call, r. 627 Ellis
McNeil Katie, domestic 1226 Post
McNeil Lulu K. Miss, teacher elocution, r. 627 Ellis
McNeil Manuela, widow, r. 1517 Dupont
McNeil Michael, laborer, r. SsBush W of Baker
McNeil Neil, deckhand stmr D. E. Knight, Green St.
Wharf
McNeil Peter (Lahey & McNeil) r. 370 Natoma
McNeil Robert, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Facto-
ry, r. N s North Point, nr Larkin
McNeil Roderick, helper W. S. Phelps & Co., r. 20
Verona PI
McNeil Rodericli Jr., carpenter, r. 20 Verona PI —
McNeil William, shoemaker, r. 1517 Dupont
McNeill Allen A., clerk, r. 21 Seventh
McNeill Angus, carpenter, r. cor Eugenia and Pros-
pect Av, B. H.
McNeill Catherine, dressmaker, r. cor Eugenia and
Prospect Av, B. H.
McNeill Daniel, horse shoer Donald McNeill, r. 79
West Mission
McNeill Daniel, seaman Pacific Mail SS. Colima
McNeill Daniel R.(D. B. McNeill & Co.) r. 21 Seventh
McNeill Donald, horseshoer, 23 Seventh, r. 79 West
Mission
McNeill D. R. Si Co. (Daniel R. McNeill) Record
Carriage Factory, 23 Seventh
McNeill James, ship joiner, r. 126 J^ Silver
McNeill James A., salesman, r. 449 Jessie
McNeill John Mrs., r. Grand Hotel
McNeill Michael, blacksmith D. R. McNeill & Co., r.
79 West Mission
McNeill Peter, cook Baldwin's Dining Palace, r. 358
Minna
McNeill Stephen C, carpenter, r. Eugenia, bet Cali-
fornia and Prospect Ave, B. H.
McNeill. See Macneale, MacNeill, and McNeal
McNellie John, laborer, r. 247 Second
McNeills A., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
McNeills John, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 21)4
Frederick
McNerney Bernard, teamster, r. 131 Harrison
McNemey Mary A., widow, r. 303H Hayes
McNess Eugene, bellman Ihe Baldwin, r. 1242 How-
ard
McNesB James J., bartender, r. 1242 Howard
McNesB Robert T., painter, r. 912 Natoma
McNeville D., laborer, r. 13 Pacific
McNevin Edmund, teacher navigation, and marine ex-
pert and referee, r. 406 Beale
McNew William N., clerk Coso House, 411 Sansome
McNicoll A. E., Miss, retoucher Jeflers, Wells & Kipps,
r. 441 Twenty-second
McNicoll Andrew, machinist, r. 441 Twenty-second
McNicoll Andrew Jr., draftsman Philip Hinkle, r.
441 Twenty-second
McNicoll H. R., miner, r. 170 Jackson
McNicoll James, laborer Thomas McCloskey, r. 1717
Post
McNicoll John R., printer Alta Job Office, r. 441
Twenty-second
McNicoll M. I. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 441 Twenty-second
McNiflf John, laborer, r. SE cor Fulton and Bu-
chanan
McNinskey Herman, r. 1114 Sacramento
McNiilty Alexander, hostler, r. 609 Linden Av
McNulty Bert, r. 1252 California
McNully Bridget, domestic 417 Van Ness Av
McNulty Charles A., attorney at law, and so-
licitor U. S. revenue cases, 43 U.S. Court Build-
ing, r. 1252 California
McNulty Daniel A.,' shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, r. 6
Pfeitfer
McNulty James, shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, r. S
Pleifi^er
McNulty James M., physician, 118 Dupont, r.
Palace Hotel
McNiilty John, bartender James McGregor, r. 242
Branuau
McNulty John, foreman Henry F. Williams, r. Ws
Kentucky bet Fourth and Merrimac
McNulty Joseph, machinist William T. Oarratt, r. 118
Page
McNulty Michael, laborer, r. 316 Beale, rear
McNulty Michael F., loomfixer 8. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 1328 Ji Natoma
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McNulty Nicholas, helper Pac. Iron Worke, r. 50 Na-
toma
McNulty Patrick, laborer, r. 1745 Union
McNulty Patrick, tunner, r. Globe House
McNulty Patrick C, foreman weaver S. F. Pioneer
Woolen Factory, r. 16 Erie
McNulty Patrick F., foreman men's dept Kast & Co.,
r. 20(5 Franklin
McNulty Thomas, bartender John McCuUy, r. 213
Seventfeuth
McNulty Thomas, policeman City Hall, r. 807 Jj Va-
lencia
McNulty William, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r.
North Point, bet Polk and Van Ness Av
McNutt Alexander, carpenter Savage & Son, r. 22
John
McNutt Annie Miss, dressmaker, 22 John
McNutt .Tacob M., carpenter, r. 1516 Geary
McNutt James H., salesman Payot, Upham & Co., r.
313 Ellis
McNutt AVilUam P., physician and surgeon, 121
Montgomery, r. 808 Bush
McParland B. L., scenepainter Bella Union Theater,
r. 3'27 Montgomery Av
McParland James, molder Mtna, Iron Works, r. 134
Fourth
McPartland Bennett, lauudryman S. F. Laundry, r.
W s Collins, bet Point Lobos Av and St. Rose
McPartland Daniel, keeper County Jail, r. 1705}^
Jones
McPartland James, laborer George A. Tripp & Co., r.
O'Farrell, bet GoTigh and Octavla
McPartland -James, laborer Pac. Boiling Mill, r.
Cassius Hotel
McPartland Mary, ■widow, r. 466 Jessie
McPartland Miles, driver Michael Curran, r. 717
Brannan
McPeak John, boilermaker, r. 1051 Market
McPeake Robert, teamster C. O. Shattuck, r. 1319
California, rear
McPeke Ann Miss, housekeeper Rev. Peter J. Gray,
744 Mission
McPellan Peter, Ironmolder City Iron Works, r. 30
Clinton
McPhail Fannie Miss, teacher St. Joseph's Grammar
School, r. 614 Taylor
McPharlan Charles, upholsterer D. Hardie & Co., r.
4 Medau PI
McPhee Daniel, carpenter, r. 120 Shipley
McPhee John, carpenter Magdalen Asylum
McPhee Malcolm, cari)enter. r. 110 Minna
McPhee. See McFee and McAfee
McPheeters W . S., attorney at law,331 Kear ., r. 118 Eddy
McPherson Alexander, coachman Russ House, r. 31
Everett
McPherson .\lexander, shlpcarpenter, r. S s Howard,
nr First
McPherson Angus, r. 270 Jessie
McPherson Benjamin B., agent Dr. Price's baking
powder and flavoring extracts, 402 Front, r. 409
Leavenworth
McPherson David L., superintendent J. Y. Wilson &
Co., r. 5>i Boardman PI
McPherson Elizabeth, widow, r. 329 Filbert
McPherson George E., physician, offtce and r. 8 s
Twenty-fourth, bet Valencia and Bartlett
McPherson George F., mining, 411)4 California, room
10, r. Oakland
McPherson George W., coffee saloon, 221 Dupont, r.
21 Stockton PI
McPliergon Horatio, commission merchant, 202
Sansome, room 4, r. 331 Guerrero
McPherson Hugh, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
McPherson James, stevedore, r. 329 Filbert
McPherson Johanna, widow, r. C27 Second
McPherson John, r. 530 Mission
McPherson John, liquor saloon, "26 Stouart
McPherson Kate, domestic 1110 Jackson
McPherson Lizzie, machine operator S. W. Rosen-
stock & Co., r. 329 Filb.'rt
McPherson Lorenzo J., tailor Charles J. Holmes, r. 14
Isis
McPherson L. W., painter, r. 219 Mason
McPherson M. Mrs., dressmaker, 108M Powell
McPherson Martin, gardener, r. Columbia Hotel
McPherson Moses T., r. 16 Stockton PI
McPherson Robert, rigger and stevedore, r. 300
Union
McPherson Samuel G. Jr., foreman Hopps & Sons, r.
905 Union
McPherson S. H., r. 16 Stockton PI
McPherson William, r. 1214 Polk
McPherson William, seaman, r. 7 Hodges PI
McPherson William, seaman, r. 280 Jessie
McPherson William H., shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock
&Co.,r.329 Filbert
McPherson William W., clerk William W. Stetson, r.
331 Guerrero
Mi-PhtTson. See Macpherson
McPheters Sarah E. Mrs., nurse, r. 9 Mason
McPhetridge Eugene, clerk Quartermaster's Dept U.
S. A..r. 109 Fifih
McPhetridge Melville P., harne.'^smaker Stone & Hay-
den, r. 1027Dupout
McPhetrid,,'e Morris P., r. 1027 Dupont
McPhllamey Charles, laborer, r. E s Columbia, bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
McPjiilamey Mary Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf.
Co., r. E 8 Columbia, bet Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-ttfth
McPhilaraey James, plumber, r. E s Columbia, bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
McPhlllips Bernard, laborer, r. Second St. House
McPhillips Kdward, teamster E. Detrick & Co., r. 8 8
Folsom, bet Ninth and Tenth
McPhillips Edward E., pressman E. Detrick & Co., r.
S s Folsom, bet Ninth and Tenth
McPhun Robert B., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 1114 Shotwell
McPhun William, general agent, r. 63}^ Shipley
McPhuu William Jr. (Hartshorn & McPhun) r. 568
Bryant
MoPike Henry C, attorney at law, 27 Mont. Block
McPoland James, cabinetma' er, r. 217Ji Clara
McPolin John, drayman, r. Railroad Av, bet Eighth
and Ninth Avs, South S. F.
McPorter William C, Stone Cutter's Pro. Assn, 818
Howard
McQuade Anthony, painter, r. 172 Minna
McQuade Anthony Jr., plumber and gasfltter, r. 162
Minna
McQuade C, assistant engineer Pacific Mail S8. City
of Sydney
McQuade Catherine Miss, r. 152 Minna
McQuade Daniel, laborer, r. 417 Clementina
McQuade Francis N., teamster, r. 1047 Howard
McQuade Harry P., waiter The Baldwin, r. 223 Third
McQuade Henry, laborer Arthur H. Cousins, r. 418
Folsom
McQuade Henry J., cook Thomas M. Holt, r. 510
Market
McQuade James, laborer, r. 107 Welsh
McQuade John, shoemaker, 658 Mission, r. 40 Clara
McQuade Josejjh F., clerk, r. 1.52 Minna
McQuade Mary, widow, r. 434 Vallejo
McQuade Mary Miss, dressmaker Miss Annie Murphy
McQuade Michael, pantryman Oregon SS. George W.
Elder, r. 3 King
McQuade Michael, real-estate, r. 339 Seventeenth
McQnarie Michael, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 25
Ritch
McQuade Mollie, domestic 743 Pine
McQuade Patrick, coachman Charles Land, r. 553
Harrison
McQuade Patrick, hostler N. B. and Mission RR., r.
210 Eighth
McQuade Patrick M., laborer, r. 9 St. Mary
McQuade Peter, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken, r.
80 Jessie
McQuade Peter, laborer, r. 320 Treat Av, rear
McQuaid John A. Mrs., r. 2213 Taylor
McQuaid Patrick, bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. S s Henry, bet Noe and
Castro
McQuaid Peter, mining, r. 1126 Market
McQnaide Patrick, laborer E. Grisar & Co., r. 101 Gil-
bert
McQuarrie Daniel J., carpenter, r. NE cor Lombard
and Polk
McQueen Alfred W., grain shipper and sampler, r. 434
Jessie
McQueen David W., clerk, r. 434 Jessie
McQueen Duncan, blai-ksmith Adam Muir, r. 31 Clara
McQueen James, gardener, r. Washington Av, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
McQueen Jame^, lather, r. 504 Geary
McQueen John, teamster Indianapolis Chair Manuf.
Co., r. 1922 Jessie
McQueen Robert, carpenter and builder, r. 434 Jessie
McQueeney Bridget, widow, r. 14'i Shipley
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McQueeney John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 147
Shipley
McQueeney John Jr., salesman Nolan Brothers, r. 147
Shipley
McQueeney William, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
136 Shipley
McQuesten Charles A, physician and surgeon, 121
Montgomei-y, r. 1522 Polk
McQuilliau Arthur, cook Christ. Bosen & Co., r. Elcbo
House
McQuillan Bernard, engravings and chromes. 215
Fourth, r. 715 Ho-ward
McQuillan Edward, clerk, r. 7 Hartmann
McQuillan James, clerk, r. 2b0 Minna
McQuillau James, shoemaker, r. N s Mission, nr Fifth
McQuillan Peter, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitkeu, r.
80 Jessie
McQuillau Bobert, deckhand stnir Amador, Oakland
Ferry
McQuiun Daniel, shoemaker, r. N s Valley, bet San-
chez and Church
McQuinn Duncan, blacksmith, r. 34 Clara
McQuinn John, boxmaker Abraham Waldstein, r. 26
Jessie
McQuinn Matthew, carpenter, r. 60 Jessie
McQuirk Ellen Miss, r. Ill Turk
McQuirk Kate Miss, r. Ill Turk
McQuirk Michael, plasterer, r. 51 Stevenson
McQuirk Thomas, helper Fulton Iron. Worka, r. 538
Howard
McQuirk. See McGulrk
McQuitty Andrew, cabinetmaker, r. 102 Polk
McQuoid Joseph, plaftercr, r. 432 Shotwell
McKae Dougald, St. Andrew's Soc, 232 Sutter
McRae James, teamster, r. 22 Pott' r
McRae John, laborer Sea Wall, r. Popp's Hotel
McKae Johu J., ore refiner, r. yM8 Howard
McKae P. A., r. Occidental Hotel
McKae Sarah Miss, hatmaker A. Snapper, r. 22 Pot-
ter
McRae William A.. St. Andrew's Soc, 232 Sutter
McRae. See MacKae and McCrea
McKaiih Johu, groctrits and liquors, 356 Jeseie
McRean Edward, seaman, r. 21; Steuart
McReiver Robert, seaman, r. 26 Stiuart
McKoberts William S., assistant storekeeper ware-
house dept Custom House, r. 109 Capp
McEuer D. C, merchant, 23 Post, r. 18 Laurel PI
McShafley P., lab(jrer Superiiiteudeut of Streets
McShane Andrew, index clerk Hibernia Savings and
Loan Society, r. .009 Twenty-third
McShane Daniel L., bookkeeper L. Lebenbaum & Co.,
r. 1710 Sacramento
McShane John (McShane & McNamara) r.llC Gilbert,
rear
McShane John, expressman, cor Pacific and Davis, r.
118)i Washington
Methane John, groceries and liquors, 230 Langton
McShane J. Sarsfield, bookkeeper Lebenbaum, Gold-
berg & Co., r. 1710 Sacramento
McShane P. B.. laborer Superintendent of Streets
McShane Philip, r. Occidental Hotel
McShane Thomas E., cutter A. D. Kemington & Co., r.
216 Minna
McShane k McNamara (John McShane and James
McNamara; housepainters, whiteners, and paper-
hangers, 6 Jones
McShary James, porter Levi Strauss & Co., r. 26 Turk
McShay Andrew, oilman Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r.
() Freelon
McShay William, helper 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 6
Frcelou
McShea James, longshoreman, r. 236)4 Jessie
McShea John, boilirmaker, r. 315 Tehama
McShea William, teamster, r. 312 Beale
McShea. See Mi Shay
McSlicehy James F., bootf^tter, r. 2.'5t; Jessie, rear
McShe< hy Mary Miss, tailore&s William Hand, r. 1688
Bush
McShtthy Michael, laborer, r. 256 Jessie, rear
McSheehy Patrick, real-estate, r. 256 Jessie, rear
McSherry — , r. 3(, Clay
McShtrry Hugh, contractor, r. N 8 Filbert, bet Fill-
more anil Webster
McSheriy John, laborer, r. N 8 Filbert, bet Fillmore
and Webster
McSherrj- John, marble cutter, r. Park Hotel
McSherry Thomas, tailor J. H. Curley & Co, r. 829
Folbom
McSherry W. B., commission broker, r. 771 Mission
Capp,
McSloy Thomas B., salesman C. Curtin, r. Blundell
House
McSlvuTv Robert, baker Pacific Mail SS. Granada
McSorley Ann, domes iic 2908 Folsom
McSorley Arthur, carder Mission Woolen Mills, r.
1329 }« Minna
McSorley Bella, domestic 408 Hyde
McSorJey Hugh J., wagonmaker Robert L. Clark, r.
I 15 Kausch
McSorley William, scourer 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 902 Filbert
I McSorley William, solicitor, r. 602 Second
McSpearon William, lumberman, r. 1'27 Jackson
McStay Edward, teamster Railroad Brewery, r. 629
Minna
McStay John, assistant engineer Pacific Mail S3. City
of Tokio
McSteen Ann, widow, r. 930 Folsom
McSteen Jettie Miss, dressmaker, 930 Folsom
McStetn Thomas E., bookkeeper, r. 930 Folsom
McStocker Frank B., lettercaiTier Post Otfice, r. 1911
Stevenson
McSweency Annie, domestic 2508 Clay
McSweeney Bernard, peddler, r. 39 Quinn
McSweeney Catherine, widow, r. 112 William
McSweeney Dennis, bootmaker, 604 Ellis
McSweeney Dennis, peddler, r. 318 Lily Av
McSweeney Edward, laborer, r. 732 Capp, rear
McSweeney Eliza, laceworker S. Bauer, r. 732
rear
McSweency James P., lithographer Cal. Cigap Box
Co., r. 830 J4 Harrison
McSweeney Maggie, laundress Central Pacific Hotel
McSweeney Mary A. Miss, seamstress, r. 112 William
McSweency Mollie, laceworker S. Bauer, r. 732 Capp,
rear
McSweeney P., driver Omnibus BR.
McSweeney Peter, whipmaker William DaviB, p. 732
Capp, rear
McSweeney William, nurse City and County Hospital
McSwegan Brothers (Joseph and Charles) plumbers
and gasfilters, NE cor Geary and Leavenworth,
and 712 Larkin
McSwegan Charles (McSwegan Brothers) r. 712 Lar-
kin
AlcSwegan Edward (H. Scott & Co.) r. 712 Larklu
McSwegan Hugh, r. 712 Larkin
McSwegan Joseph (McSwegan Brothers) r. 712 Lar-
kin
McSwegan Thomas, helper 8. F. Gas Light Co.,Pot-
rero Works
McSwegan Thomas, plasterer, r. 709 Clementina, rear
McTaggart Bridget, domestic 1526 Clay
McTamuey Patrick, tailor, r. 314 Jessie
McTavish Isabel, domestic 1616 California
McTavish Lachlan, laborer Southern Pac. RR.,r. 1827
Howard
McTavish M., painter, r. 1827 Howard
McTavish Mary L. Miss, r. 929 Jackson
McTcig Hugh, laborer, r. 1324 Harrison
McTernan Brothers (Hugh and Thomas) shipsmitha,
31 Commercial
McTernan Hugh (McTernan Brothers) and extraman
Engine No. 11, S. F. F. D., r. Fourteenth Av, np
Railroad Av, South S. F.
McTernan Edward, tanner, r. 28 Clinton, rear
McTernan Thomas (McTernan Brothers) and groceries
and liquors, NW cor Fourteenth Av and N, South
8. F.
McTawsich John, painter, r. 231 Fifteenth
McTiernan John, laborer AVilliam McKenzio, r. 819
Geary
McTiguc John, clerk Stephen McTigue, r. 214 Fifth
McTigue Michael, foreman J. C. Johnson & Co., r. 8
Moss
McTigue Stephen, groceries and liquors, 214 Fifth
McVeigh Patrick (Mur])hy & McVeigh) r. NWcop
Leavenworth and Ellis
McVeigh Patrick, baker Hughes & Foley, r. 18 Mary
McVcrry Thomas, contractor, r. SE cor Hyde and
Greenwich
McVey Cal. A., wines and liquors, Hardie PI, np
Kearny, r. liuss Houhe
McVey Charles, capitalist, r. 312 Fell
McVey Charles Jr., niilkman, r. 312 Fell
McVey Patrick, milkman, r. 312 Fell
McVey Thomas, laborer freightdept Central Pac. RK.,
r. \»iU) Market
McVcy. See McVeigh
McVicar Duncan, bartender Joseph Lor4, r. 24 CJara
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN, '^^ JWomerl?^
JONAS J. MORRISON,
Iinmber Dealer, N. "E. cor. Mission and Spear Stg. , has larg^
Lumber Wheels filled 'wltli -well seasoned Lumber.
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McVickrr Alexander, longshoreman, r. 42 Tehama
McVicker Allen, shipwright, r. G(>5 Harriuou
McVicker Oiailes, contractor, r. 727 Seventeenth
McVicker Jiuues, Stonecutters' Pro. Assn, 818 How-
ard
McViewen James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
McWam Charles, barber, r. 2240 Mission
Mo Wattie T., bookkeeper Goo Jail, Perkins & Co.,r.
80G Leavenwoith
MoWhinney W. H., r. .321 Pacific
McWilliams Charles F.. clerk Starr & Co., r. 144 Ninth
McWillianis Delia M. Miss, upholsterer Cal. Furni-
ture Manuf. Co., r. 419 Minna
McWilliams George, real-estate, r. 210 Ellis
McWilliams George, with Cal. Real Estate Co., r.
C'lSinopolitan Hotel
McWilliams Hugh, wines and liquors, 819 Market, r.
259 Stevenson
McWilliams James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SW
cur K and Eighth Av. South S. F.
McWilliams James, salesman Starr & Co.,r. 144 Ninth
McWilliams Jeremiah, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
McWilliams John, blacksmith, r. 26 Tehama
Mi^WiHiaing John, laborer, r. 22:< Folsom, rear
McWilliams Michael, tanner Thomas McMahon, r.
Eighth Av. bet K and L, South S. F.
McWilliams William A., clerk freight auditor Cen-
tral Pac. RR., r. 509 Branuan
Meacham Albert, carpenter, 721 Greenwich, r. 1904
Market
Meacham Ben.iamin, saleBman, r. 322 Fifth
Meacliam David K. (Meachnm & Bacon) r. 1316 Guer-
rero
Meacham Mary, domestic 512 Minna
Meacham P. A. Mrs., r. SW cor Twenty-fifth and
Guerrero
Meacham & Bacon (David K. Meacham and Edward
L. Bacon) lumber, wood, coal, hay and grain,
2735 Mission
Mead Alden, millwright, r. 8 Laskie
Mead Benjamin F., ofiice SE cor Jackson and Front,
r. 1215 Leavenworth
Mead Charles F., clerk Morris Jordan, r. 1215 Leav.
Mead Charles H., r. 1617 Larkin
Mead Charles H., harness and saddlery, SE cor Jack-
son and Front, r. 352 First
Mead Charles H. (Mead & Son) r. 1219 Tyler
Mead Charles P., laborer, r. Pacific Railroad House
Mead Edmund H., clerk S. B. Wakefield & Co., r. 1617
Larkin
Mead Ellen, nurse SW cor Fillmore and McAllister
Mead- Ellen, domestic 925 Broadway
Mead Emma J. Miss, r. 1215 Leavenworth
Mead Floyd, r. 238 Kearny
Mead Frank, fruits, r. .559 Stevenson
Mead Frank, wood and ivory turner, r. 925 Broadway
Mead Frank R., clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., r. 1617
Larkin
Mead Frank W., assistant surgeon U. S. Marine Ho.s-
pital Service, ofiBce new U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing, first floor, r. U. S. Marine Hospital, nr Muuu-
tain Lake
Mead George, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r. Oak-
land
Mead George F. (Pat'erson & Mead) r. 721 Polk
Mead Henry, blindmaker William A. Meeker, r. 30
Tehama
Mead Henry, tailor Edward Holland, r. 11 J^ Dikeman
PI
Mead Ida, copyist R. G. Dun & Co., r. 1339 Broadway
Mead James, r. 742 Pino
Mead Jane, widow, r. 463 Stevenson
Mead John R., bookkeeper L. Atkinson & Oo., r. 728
Sutter
Mead Juana. widow, domestic 22 J^ Scott
Mead Kate Mrs., dressmaker, 1202 Howard
Mead Le Grand (Mead & Runyon) r. 1211 Taylor
Mead Lewis R., secretary Risdou I. and L. Works, r.
Oakland
Mead Lizzie, domestic 925 Broa^'way
Mead Martin T., dummyman Clay St. Hill RR., r. 129
Bernard
Mead Michael J., blacksmith Daniel S. Shute. r. 256)4
Jessie
Mead Nathaniel E., harneasmaker Stone & Hayden, r.
27 Oak
Mead Percy, bookkeeper Emil Loeven, r. 1813 Steiner
Mead Sidney, sawyer D. A. Macdonald & Co.,r. 30 Te-
hama
Mead Susan, domestic 1321 Powell
Mead Walter, deputy Naval Officer Port of S. F., office
(;ustom House, second floor, r. 1617 Larkin
Mend Willard L., milkman, r. 128 Oak
Mead William H., bookkeeper, r. 1533 Geary
Mead William H., agent Bodie Stage Co., 3 Montgom-
ery, r. 234 Bush
Mead & Runyon (Le Grand Mead and Henry A. Rnn-
ym) produce and commission, 225 Washington
Mead& Son (Charles H. Mead) harness and saddlery,
821 Market
Meade Calvert, mining secretary, 324 Pine,
rooms 8 and 9, r. Oakland
Meade Cornelius S., packer Spear, Meade & Co., r.
1939 Broadway
Meade George W. (Spear, Meade & Co.) r. 1318 Jack-
son, Oakland
Meade James, studeut, r. 1939 Broadway
Meade John, liquor saloon, 1646 Mission
Meade Lizzie, domestic 21lu Mason
Meade Patrick, r. 511 Mission
Meade Patrick H., laborer Wells, Russell & Co., r. S 8
Eighteenth, nr Diamond
Meade Thomas N., druggist, r. 507 Sixth
Meade. See Mead
Meadcr Alexander J., stevedore, r. 416 "Vallejo
Meader H., stockbroker, r. Hubbard House
Meader Horace P., Oakland and S. F. Express, 333
East, r. Oakland
Meadow Valley Mining Co. (Lincoln Co., Nev.) T. W.
Colburusecreta-y, 414 California
Meagban Bridget, domestic 1020 Pine
Meaghan Helen, domestic 807 California
Meaghnn. See Meegan, Meehan and Meighan
Meagher Adelaide A. Mrs., r. 1103 Powell
Meagher Ann, domestic 1006 Pine
Meagher Andrew J., tinsmith Cutting Packing Co., r.
i\2'> Broadway
Meagher Cornelius, milkman, W s Baker, bet Post
and Sutter
Meagher Daniel, woolgrader E. Grisar & Co., r. 154
Silver
Meagher Den-ls, cook Overland House
Meagher James, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
171 Clara
Meagher James, ropemaker, r. S s Twenty-eighth, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Meagher James F., bookkeeper C. Curtin, r. 705 Va-
lencia
Meagher James J., general agent and collector, 607
Montg.imery, r. 5 Natoma
Meagher Jeremiah, harnessmaker, 136 Seventh, r.
Tilden, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Meaghfer John, bootmaker TJ. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 107 Twenty-sixth
Meagher John, detective City Hall, r. 706 Green
Meaaber John, ropemaker, r. 6 Heron
Meaner John F., r. 415 Post
Meagher Mary, widow, r. 2623 Pine
Meagher Martin, laborer, r. 35 Valparaiso
Meagher Miciiael. ropemaker, r. W s Mission, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Meagher Patrick, machinist Thomson & Evans, r. 317
TpooT f\
Meagher Philip, clerl: Tully R. Wise, r. 2623 Pine
Meagher Thomas, fireman S. F. F. D., r. 61 First
Meagher Thomas, laborer Pacific Coast SS. Co.
Meagher William F., manuf ladies' boots and shoes,
, 111 Geary
Meagher William J., blacksmith Bernard jGallagher,
r. 37 Minna
Meagher William P., clerk John M. Burnett, r. 1894
Broadway
M agher. See Maher
Meagles Michael, carpenter, r. 1509 Devisadero, rear
Mealey Edward E.. tanner Funcke & Co., r. Twelfth
Av, bet N and P, South S. F.
Mealev Edward L., marblecutter J. k F. Kesseler, r.
Twelfth Av, bet N and P, South S. F.
Mealey John, laborer, r. W s Tennessee, bet Solano
and Mariposa
Mealia Michael, drayman John Ziegenbein & Co., r.
733 Bryant
Meany Anastasia, domestic 627 Greenwich
Meany John, gardeuer St. Luke's Hospital
Meany Peter J., tailor, r. 4 Byiugton
Meany Stephen J., draftsman Wright & Sanders, r.
4 Byington
Meany Thomas, street contractor, r. NE cor Jones and
Sacramento
Meardson James, shoemaker, r. NW cor Polk and Fell
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JAMES E. GORDON & CO., whoi^esale
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Meares John L., physician and Health OflScer
office 124 Geary, r. Palace Hotel
Meares John L. Jr., messenger Pnc. Transfer Co.. r.
400 Van Ness Av
Meares Michael, waiter, r. N s Dunn AUev, nr Kearny
Meams Charles, Cigarmakers' Assd., 771 Market
Mearns George, searcher records Savings and
Loan Soc, 021 Clay, r. 1412 Octavia
Mearns James, cigars and stationery, IWO Powell
Mears Richard C, captain bark Fresno, Beale Bt.
Wharf
Mears William, shlpcarpenter, r. 773 H Folsom
Meary Thomas, sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r. 120 Clara
Mebach Henry, jewelry, 620 Merchant, r. 16 Hnbbsrd
Mebberry Sellna Mrs., cigarmaker Aaron Mever, r.
1114 Taylor
Mecartney Amos, capitalist, 6 Montgomery Av,
third floor, r. Alameda
Mecchi Francisco, vegetables, 02 Colombo Market
Mechanics' Foundry, Lewis Kelley president and
superintendent, John C. Quinn secretary, 217 First
Mechauics' Home, Mrs. Ann McCann proptr, 103 First
Mechanics' House, Erick A. Johnson proptr, 8 and 10
Berry
BlecUanics' Institute Building, S s Poet, bet
Montgomery and Kearny
Meclianics' Institute Library, 27 Post
Mechanics' MiUs, Wells, Russell & Co. proptrs,
SW cor Mission and Fremont
Mechanics' Pavilion, NE cor Eighth and Mission
Jlechtmen Henry. Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Market
j Mecklen Orlando M., clerk, r. 2021 Polk
I Mecready Alexander, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
I 7>^ Tay
Mecready Alexander Birch, law clerk, r. 7 J^ Tay
Mecready John G., contractor and builder, r. SW cor
Church and Borland
Mecready John J., builder, r. SW cor Church and
Borland
Mecready Thomas H., builder, r. SW cor Church and
Borland
Mecready J. William, oiler Pacific Mail SS. City of
Peking, r. SW cor Church and Borland
Mecready. See McCready, and Macready
Medau George, barber M. Aurouze, r. 1309 Stockton
Medau Gerliardt H., groceries and liquors, 1401 Baker
Medau J. <& P. (John P. and Peter H.) cigars and
tobacco, 201 Montgomery Av
Medau John P. (J. & P. Medau) r. 512 Filbert
Medau Peter H. (J. & P. Medau) r. 508 Filbert
Medauw John J. H., wholesale wines and liquors, 970
Folsom, r. 972 Folsom
Medauw Julius H., clerk John J. H. Medauw, r. 972
Folsom
Medel Peter, liquor saloon, NW cor Howard and
Spear, r. 102 Mission
Medcalfe Allen, bootblack, 285 East m
Medcalfe William M.. second lieutenant Fourth Ar-
tillery, U. S. A., r. Preside
Meddleberg Morris, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Medden Anton, tanner F. Imohl, r. Ocean House
Eoad. nr Indristrial School
Medden Lewis, tanner F. Imohl, r. Ocean House
Road, nr Industrial School
Medenger George, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Medical College of the Pacific, Medical Department
University College, 115 Haight, Henry Gibbons
Jr. dean, office 2(> Mo:itgomery
Medico Literary Journal (monthly) Mrs. M. P. Saw-
telle publisher, office 4 Thurlow Block
Medin Samuel, bootblack, <sm Clay
Medina Francis P., r. 10(12 Howard
Mcdlnj. Francis P. Jr., telegraph operator, r. 30 Moss
Medina Hipolita, r. l.'")09 Dupont
Medina Paul, compositor, r. R Jc'bbIo
Medina Pliebe, widow, r. liO Moss
Medina William H., upholsterer, r. 416 Greenwich,
rear ^
Medingeracorge,capt«lnschrJeannette,r. 7l4Laguna
Medland Henry (Ounn .V Medland) r. ))48 Folsom
Medley J. Polk (Kramer «: Medley) r. 2113 Fillmore
Medlock Walter P., blacksnjith, r. Noe, bet Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth
Medovich Theodore C. (Medovich * Sorich) r. 620
Post
Medovich h Sorich (Theodore C. Medovich and An-
tone Sorich) coff.-e saloon, 5 Brooks
Medrich August, clerk, r. 18 Mhsou
Medsundorf Herman, shlpcarpenter, r. Ninth Av, nr
G, Hunter's Point, South S. F.
Mee JTanies, attorney at law, 025 Merchant, r. 1894
Broadway
Mee James, tinroofer Conlin & Roberts, r. 938
Twentieth
Mee John, laborer, r. 938 Twentieth
Mee Josepli, attorney at law, 625 Merchant, r. 1894
Broadway
Meich E. C, seaman schr Laura May.Union St. Wharf,
r. North Pacific Hotel
Metd John, laborer, r. 934 Twentieth ^
Meedick John, tailor George L. Reynolds
Meegan Ann, widow, furnished rooms, 419 Stockton
Meegan Lizzie, domestic 519 Chestnut
Meegan Margnret, domestic 810 Chestnut
Meegan. See Meaghan, Meehan, Megan, and Meighan
Meeban Ann, widow, r. 628 Gapp, rear
Meehan Barney K.. seaman, r. 9 Tehama PI
Meehan Charles, plumber G. & W. Snook, r. 322 Green
Sleelian Edward, laborer, r. 1519 Taylor
Meehan George, laborer, r. cor Fifteenth and Bryant
Meehan J., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Meehan James, cook, r. 374 Natoma, rear
Meehan James, liquor saloon, 622 Kearny
Meehan James, serviceman 8. F. Gas Light Co.. r.
1628 Capp
Meehan James, tanner and currier, Nebraska, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Meehan Jeremiah, hostler Brannan St. Stables Cen-
tral RR., r. 14 Ji Deiatur
Merlian John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.. r. 20
Downey
Meehan John, tannery, BW cor Serpentine Av and
Bernal
Meehan John C, tanner Samuel Bloom, r. W 8 San
Bruno Road, nr Twenty-eighth
Meehan John J., bartender, r. 112 Tehama
Meehan Joseph, silverplater P. Regney, r. 322 Green
Meehan Julia, domestic 716 O'Farrell
Meehan Mary, domestic 14 Liberty
Meahan Mary Miss, r. 58 Jessie
Meehan Maggie, domestic 208 San Jose Av
Meehan Margaret, widow, r. Eighteenth Av, nr K,
South S. F.
Meehan Mary, r. 139 Beale
Meehan Michael J., teamster Mlddleton & Fams-
worth. r. 118 Perry
Meehan Patrick, boatman, r. 8 Vandewater, rear
Meehan Patrick, bootmaker, r. 8 s Point Lobos Av, W
of Ferrie
Meehan Patrick, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother,
Beale St. Wharf, r. 22 Turk
Meehan Patrick, mate bark Samoset, Mission St. Wharf
Meehan Peter, canvasser, r. 140 Natomu
Meehan Peler, laborer, r. 1904 Mason
Meehan Richard, molder, r. 162 Claia
Meehan Thomas, laborer, r. 8 s Union, bet Gough
and Octavla
Meehan William, farmer, r. Twenty-sixth, bet How-
ard and Mission
Meehan Wiliam, laborer, r. 546 Mission, rear
Meehan. See Meaghan, Mehan, Meighan. and Mlhan
Meek Geor(,'c F., compositor Evening Post, r. 222)4
O'Farrell
Meeker David, office 119 Market, r. 1913 Sacramento
Meeker David Jr., r. 19l:< Sa'ramento
Meeker Frank, carpenter William A. Meeker, r. Eu-
genia, bet California and Prospect Avs, B. H.
Meeker Frank O., clerk R. P. & H. N. Clement, r. 1914
Stockton
Meeker George C. (Meeker & Banks) r. Oakland
Meeker George H., compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
813 Twenty-first
Meeker Henry H., bookkeeper Sanderson & Horn, r.
2.'i06 Webster
Meekir Mabel E. Miss, assistant Haight 8t. School,
r. 813 Twenty-first
Meeker Samuel D., seaman, r. Ocean House Flat
Meeker W'illiuin A., proptr Excelsior Planing
Mills. SW cor Fifth and Bryant, r. 813 Twenty-firs*
Meeker William M., helper William A.Meeker, r. 813
Twenty-first
Meeker t Banks (George C. Meeker and W. O. Banks)
architects, 126 Kearny, room 68
Meeks Frederick, commission merchant, r. 1028 Mar-
ket
Meeks William N., office 237 First, r. Oakland
Meenaii I'r.iuk W., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. K
Mint Av
Meese Constant, sugar refiner, office 321 Montgomery^
r. 14 Bernard
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY,
LACE CURTAINS. BLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office, 33 Geary St.
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IX ALL KINDS OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Meese Hermau (Bach, Meeee & Co.) r. Oakland
Meese Walter, bookkeeper Bach, Meese & Co., r. Oak-
land
Meeleer Marshal L., r. 323 Seventeenth
Meetz Theodore, president Alaiueda, Oakland and
Piedmont IIR. Co., office 430 Montgomery, room
1., r. Alameda
Mefret Majfgie Mrs., principal French and Eng-
lish luBtitute, SE cor Maeon and Pacific
Mefret Xavier, principal French and English In-
stitute, SE cor MHSon and Pacific
Megan Irvin, laborer Pacific Coast SS. Co.
Megan John, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co.,r. 1224
Green
Megan. See Meegan
Megarry Margaret, r. 1018 Clay
Mcgelin Matilda Miss, dressmaker, r. 437 Minna
Megelin William, shoemaker, r. 437 Minna
Megilligan William B. (Megilligan & Clark) r. San
Jos^ Road, nr Industrial School
Megilligan & Clark (William B. Megilligan and Sam-
uel P. B. Clark) dairy, San Jose Road, nr Indus-
trial School
Megowau Charles C, bookkeeper Schweitzer, Sachs
& Co., r. 20'J4 Market
Megrath John, brickmason, r. Thirteenth, bet Fol-
som and Harrison
Mehan Cornelius, tinsmith, r. 8}^ Sherwood pi
Mehan James, laborer, r. 1839 Howard
Mehan Jajues, oysterman George Mayes, 40 California
Market
Mehan. Sen Meehan, Meighan and Mlhan
Mehegan David, bookkeeper, r. S s Twenty-second,
bet Alabama and Harrison
Mehegan Timothy, seaman, r. 310 Eighth
Mehen James, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co^ r. E a
Utah, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Meherin Bnthers (Michael J. and Dennis J.) com-
mission merchants. 525 Front, room 9
Meherin Dennis J. (Meherin Brothers) r. Rubs House
Meherin John, carpenter, r. 1024 Howard
Meherin Mark M. (Farrell & Meherin) r. 1208 Devlsa-
dero
Meherin Martin, hostler N. B. and Mission BR.
Meherin Michael (Meherin Brothers) r. San Luis
Obispo
Meherin Thomas, nurseryman and seedsman, 516
Battery, r. W s Fifteenth Av, nr M, South 8. F.
Mehl Abraham, r. 5 Heron
Mehl Frederick J., market, 303 Eighth, r. 5 Heron
Mehl George M.. butcher Frederick J. Mehl, r. 5
Heron
Mehl Henry, chicken ranch, cor Thirtieth Av and G,
Bay View, South 8. F.
Mehl Jacob, laborer, r. E s Mission, nr Six Mile
House
Mehl Phil J., carpenter Southern Pac. BR.
Mehlback Fred., master mariner, office 12 Clay
Mehlert Edward, bookkeeper Dresbach & Co., r. 1431
O'Farrell
Mehling John C, tailor, r. 528 Bush, rear
Mehlwide Henry, longshoreman, r. 3M Bay
Mehlwitz Anthony, r. 618 Greenwich
Mehlwitz Jane, widow, r. 618 Greenwich
Mehnert Ernst, bootmaker, 12 Jackson, r. 106 Wash.
Mehrten John A., r. 919 Powell
Mehrtens August (A. Burmelster k Co.) r. 1300 C^l.
Mehrtens Brothers (John H. and Herman G.) grocer-
ies, SW cor Sacramento and Polk
Mehrtens Herman T. (Mehrtens Brothers) r. SW cor
Sacramento and Polk
Mehrtens John, laborer William Hoelscher & Co., r.
12.10 Mission
Mehrtens John H. (Mehrtens Brothers) r. SW cor
Sacramento and Polk
Mebrtens RicIiarO, (Lange & Mehrtens) r. 1230
Mission
Mehrtens. See Mertens
Mei Pellegrino, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Meidrich Henry, tailor, r. 423 Green
Meier Andrew, butcher, r. S 8 Eighth Av, bet M and
N, Soutli S. F.
Meier Christoiiher, groceries and liquors, NWT cor
Taylorand Pacific
Meier Daniel, r. Helvetia Hotel
Meier Emma, domestic 218 Hyde
Meier Frederick, baker, r. Railroad Av, bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth Avs, South S. F.
Meier Frederick F. (Schwitters & Meier) r. 313 Sutter
Meier Fritz, seaman, r. 9 Pacific '
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Av
Meier George, carpenter and builder, r. 1808 Post
Meier George, clerk Philip Schlichter. r.K35 Pacific
Meier George, with Nicholas Wlenholz, r. KE cor
Main and Bryant
Meier Henry, waiter Niagara House, r. 724 Mission
Meier Jacob, cabinetmaker, r. 510 Sixth
Meier John, cook, r. New Atlautic Hotel
Meier John, liquor saloon, 5 Mason
Meier Joseph, shoemaker. 835 Pacific
MEIER LOUIS H., '^ri^'^^
andN, SuiitbS.F.
Meier Margaret, widow, r. 619 Washington
Meier William, baker I. Bierman, r. 1216 Pacific
Meier. See Maier, Mayer, Meyer, Mier, and Myer
Meierdierks Christian, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Post and Powell, r. Alameda
Meierhoflf Robert, machinist, r. 651 Noe, nr Nine-
teenth
Meieihoff D. J., stevedore, r. IPOSteuart
Meierholz H., carpenter, r. 317 Bush
Meiggs Wharf, from Francisco, bet Powell and Mason
Meiggs' Wharf Co., John H. Sayre secretary, office
330 Pine, room 36
Meighan John J., attorney at law with P. J. Mogan,
r. 2447 Howard
Meighan Patrick C, engineer, r. SE cor Mission and
Lizzie
Meighan Rebecca A., widow, bakery, 1425 Polk
Meighan. See Meaghan, Meehan, and Mehan
Meigs A. F. (Meigs & Co.) r. 126 Sixth
Meigs A. W. (Meigs & Co.) r. 1246 Howard
Meigs George A. president Meigs' Lumber and Ship
Building Co., Pier 1 Steuart, r. Washington Ter.
Meigs Lafayette, foreman pressman S. F. Candle Co.
Meigs & Co. (A. W. and A. F. Meigs) soap, and gro-
cers' specialties, 402 Front
Meigs' Lumber and Ship Bnildlng Co.,
George A. Meigs president, Edward M. Herrick
secretary. Pier 1 Steuart
Meikle George S., painter, r. 444 Twentieth
Meikle William, shipcarpenter Middlemas & Boole
Meiklehaugh Daniel, gardener, r. 1425 Pacific
Meiklehaugh Elizabeth, widow, r. 1425 Pacific
Meiland Christian, mate schr Lime Point, Sixth St.
Wharf
Meilaud John, captain schr Lime Point, Sixth St.
WTiarf
Meiler John, engineer, r. SW cor Twenty-third and
Diamond
Meilwater Mary A., widow, r. 907 Jones
Meily Monroe, waiter Francisco Garcia, r. 1029 Clay
Meinberg M. R. Mrs., human hair. 323 Sutter
Meinberger Louisa, widow, r. 1 Gardner Alley
Meinberger Valentine, barber Julius Streib, r. 1917
Stevenson
Melnbresse Gottlieb, porter Wendelin Mayer, r. 613
Powell
Meincke Frederick.^(Fiederlck Meincke & Co.) r. 14
Twenty- sixth
Meincke Frederick & Co. (Frederick Meincke and
August Pape) liquor saloon, SW cor Twenty-
sixth and Mission
Meincke Henry, tanner Funcke & Co., r. 41 Converse
Meincke. See Meinke
Meinecke Charles (Charles Meinecke & Co.) r. Eu-
rope
Meinecke Charles & Co. (Charles Meinecke and
J. K. C. Portman) commission merchants and
importers foreign wines and brandies, 314 Sacra-
mento ^
Meinecke Ellphet A., carpenter, r. 606 Larkin
Meinen Anton, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Meiners Edward, cigarniaker, r. 253 Tehama
Meiners John N., clerk Baumgartner & Bohls, r. 602
Minna
Meiners Rudolph Jr., coffee saloon, 923 Market
Meinert Hairy, varnishmaker Hueter Brothers & Co.,
r. W 8 Nebraska, bet Yolo and Sonoma
Meinert Herman, yardkeeper Spring Valley Water
Works, r. W s Nebraska, nr Sonoma
Melnhardt Frederick W., carriage trimmer and sad-
dler, 1140 Mission
Melninger Louis, shirt manuf, r. 217 Turk
Meinke Henry, proptr Island City Saloon, NW
cor Steuart and Mission, r. 864 Mission
Meinke J. F. & Co. (John F. Meinke) agents Ham-
burg-American SS. Co., SW cor Sansome and Cal.
Meinke John, labor r Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W 8 Po-
trero Av, bet El Dorado and Sixteenth
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Meinke John F.(J. F. Meinke & Co.) r. 2119 Mason
Meinke. See Meiiu-ke
Meinken Fritz, laborer American Sugar Refinery, r.
E s Sansome, nr Union
Meius Robert, laborer Golden Gate Park
Meinz George, printer Ptittit & Rusb, r. 240 Green
Meires Henry, cook, r. C13 Natoma
Meisburger Valentine, liquor saloon, 537 Pacific, r.
Prescott House
Meisel Henry C, groceries and liqu'irs, NE cor Fif-
teenth and Dolores, r. 548 Fifteenth
Meisel Herman A., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Montgomery and Union
Meisina Giuseppe, cook William 1 nnphy. 111 Mason
Meissner Albert, liquor saloon and lotlgiug house, 421
and 423 Dupont
Meissner Carl; musician, r. 10 Lewis
Meissner Julius F., cabinetmaker August Schnetze,
r. 601 Turk
Meister Michael, Coopers' Pro. Assn. 767 Market
Meiyer C, groceries and liquors. KW cor Point Lobos
Av and Cook
Meiyer John L., shipcarpenter, r. W s lo'wa, bet Yolo
and Yuba
Mejer George John, r. 1517 Mason
Mel George, resident secretary Liverpool and Lon-
don and Globe Insurance Co., 422 California, r.
Oakland
Mel John, oifice 34 California, r. 1015 Scott
Mel Louis, clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., r. 1015 Scott
Melander August O., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
529 Sixth
Melander Edward, driver Benjamin H. Ramsdell, r.
IOC) Jackson
Melander J. V., captain bark J. W. Seaver, Mission St.
Wharf
Melane Timothy J., auctioneer, r. SW cor Fillmore
and Hermann
Melani Antonio, trader, r. 119 Commercial
Melboum Annie M. Miss, saleswoman Willows Bak-
ery, r. 223}^ Francisco
Melbourn George L., r. 228)^ Francisco
Melbourn Joseph, liquor saloon, 777 Mission
Melcher Eugene A.., clerk freight auditor Central Pac.
RR., r. 328 Geary
Melcher Jesse A., insurance broker, 240 Montgomery,
r. 328 Geary
Melczer William (Hahn & Melczer, and M. Rosenberg
& Co., Nevada, and William Melczer & Co.) r. 830
Ninetrenth
filelczer WiUiam A Co. (William Melczer) com-
mission merchants, and agents Potrero Distil-
lery. 123 California
Melde Henry, proptr Cal. Nursery, W s San Bruno
Road, nr Twenty-ninth
Melde John, blacksmith and bellhanger, 817 Market,
r. 421 Stevenson
Mildon John, tailor, r. 114 Clara
Meldou O. Frank, student T. F. Bachelder, r. 622 Clay
Meldran Charles K., clerk, r. 213 Eleventh
Meklrum David, gardener, r. W s Fillmore, bet Grove
and Hayes
Meldriun William W., assistant foreman composing
room S. F. Chronicle, r. 229 Kearny
Melehan Daniel, r. Goldeu Eagle Hotel
Melendez Gabriel M., bootblack Knoechel >t Brand,
r. 3-'7 Montgomery Av
Melendres Marcos, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730
Montgomerj'
Melendy Hiram B., policeman City Hall, r. 1207 }j La-
guna
Melennes Frederick, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Meley James N., plumber, r. 1908 Jessie
Meley Jane, widow, r. 1908 Jessie
Melia Jane Mrs., dressmaker, r. 9 Rondel PI
Melia John, blacksmith City UR., r. 9 Rondel PI
Melia Michael, lather, r. SW cor Valencia and Brosnan
Melia Patrick, laborer, r. 9 Rondel PI
Melia William, blacksmith City RR., r. 9 Rondel PI
Melich Prosper, tisberman, r. 202 Pacific
Melick Peter, waiter Martin Grossetta, r. W B Stock-
ton, bet Broadway and V'allejo
Melin John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Melle Jacob, woodturner, r. 146 Shipley
Melleu Edward, fireman Pacific Coast SS. Co., r. 37
De Boom
Mellen Samuel H., plumber Mund i Wadham, r. 9
Taylor
Mellen William P., wharfinger Sausaltto Land and
Ferry Co., r. 2211 Taylor
Meller Louis, chromatic accordeonmaker, r. 7 Mar-
garet n
Mellet' John B., painter C. A. Bernard
Melletz George D., real-estate, r. 304 Bitch
Melletz George D. Jr.. clerk Francis Mandelbaum, r.
304 Ritch
Mellis Brothers, merchants (of Portland, Oregon)office
10 Battery
Mellis F. J. (Mellis Brothers. Portland, Oregon) r.
Oakland
Mellish Charles, ship carpenter, r. 766 Howard
MeUis.s Robert M., r. 815 Bu,h
Mello Antonio P., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Aesn,
4l5i6 Drumni
Mello Mary A. Mrs., lodgings, 129 Third
Mello WiUiam A., compositor Dewey & Co., r. 129
Third
Mellon Amelia Miss, seamstress, r. 142 M Fourth
Mellon Arthur, bricklayer, r. 91 Colton
Melion Hannah, domestic 1£03 Franklin
Mellon Henry, tinner, r. S s Brosnan. nr Valencia
Mellon John, capitalist, r. 742 Harrison
Mellon John, fireman stmr Yosemite, Market St.
Wharf
Mellon John, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Mission,
nr First
Mellon John S.. paints and oils, 35 3^ O'Farrell, r. 526
Pine
Mellon Michael, shoemaker, r. 402 Fremont
Melluish Herbert S., sawmaker Pac. Saw Mannf.
Co., r. 23 Hawthorne
Melius GustavuB E., clerk, r. 11883^ Broadway
Melius Henry J., porter Charles Fox, r. 711 Bush
Melius Joseph, r. 932 Valencia
Meloche George, waiter Cliff House, r. 1217 Eeamy
Melody James E., blacksmith Market St. BR., r. 24
First Av. rear
Melody Joseph, sergeant police City Hall, r. 750 How-
ard
Melody Thomas, laborer Lick House, r. 463 Tehama
Melody William, farmer, N B Ocean House, 1 mile W
Industrial School
Melone Dmry, loan and commission, 418 Califor-
nia, r. 646 Folsom
Melones Consolidated Mining Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.)
A. Noel secretary, office 419 California, room 21
Meloney James J., driver Engine No. 3, S. F. F. D.,
1313 California
Meloney WUliam W., groceries and liquors, SE
cor Montgomery and Vallejo
Melrich James, laborer Sea Wall
Melrose James W., salesman, r. 1310 Broderick
Melrose Kenneth, engraver, 136 Sutter, r. 1430 Bdwy
Melrose Mary H. Mrs., assistant South Cosmopolitan
Grammar Soho.>l, r. 1310 Broderiik
Melse Edward, fruits, r. 209 Howard
Melse George, driver Henry W. Northrop, r. W a
Seventh, bet Howard and Natoma
Melsiug Giistave, bakery, 120 Third, r. 2120 Howard
Melsing Louisa Miss, r. 2126 Howard
Melsing Maria Miss, r. 2126 Howard
Melville Andrew, r. 733 Market
Melville Charles W., r. 215 Kearny
Melville Eugeuie, widow, r. 806 Stockton
Melville Hugh, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Melville John, hostler Horrogan & Dougherty, r. 8
Morse
Melville William, calker Middlemas & Boole, r. 308
Beale
Melville William R.. clearing bouse clerk Bank of
California, r. 613 Masou
Melvin .Abraham T., patternmaker, r. 304 Sixteenth
Melvin Frank, r. Chicago Hotel
Melvin James H., sttlesman O'Connor, Moffatt b Co.,
r. Ahlborn House
Melvin Mary, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Melvin Mary, domestic 1908 Market
Melvin Nathaniel. Shipca'kers' Assn, Barra's Hall
Melvin Patrick, laborer Mission Rock, r. 251 Perry
Melvin William, Shipcalkers' Assn, Barra's Hall
Memnou Mining Co. (Silver City, Nev.) Walter E.
Dean secretary, 203 Bush, room 8
Menage Marius, with 8. F. Benev. Assn, r. 1016 Taylor
Menauda H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Mencarini Autoui, r. 732 Washington
Mencariui D., plaster statuary, 123i Fourth, r. 343
Jersey
Mencarini R., workman D. Meu'-arini. r. 343 Jersey
Mencesvais C, jeweler, r. 828 H Broailway
Mencbello Antonio, Italian Benev. Assn, 423 Wash.
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Menchlou Abram, butcher W. P. Howland, r. 9315
Howard
Mencke Henry, cook, r. 1017 Battery
Meiidel Charles F., seaman, r. North Pacilic Hotel
Mendel Frederick, bricklayer, r. 1^19 Steiner
Mendel Louis, manuf Kosher sausages, 1408 Geary
Mendel Mendel P., r. 905 Market
Mendel Morris, r. 905 Market
Alendell George H., lieutenant colonel Engineers,
U. S. A., harbor fortifications, office 533 Kearny,
r. 342 Fremont
Mendelsohn Bernard, merchant, r. 812 Jackson
Mendelsohn David, capitalist, and manager Co-opera-
tive grocery, SE cor Geary and Webster, r. 1C33
Geary
Mendelsohn Estelle Miss, r. 73H Minna
Mendelsohn Henry, r. 2737 Bryant Av
Mendelsohn Solomon, shirtcuiter Mrs. Steele, r. 1523
Powell
Mendelsohn. See Meudelson
Mendelson Adolph, clerk J. L. Salomon, r. 520 OTar-
r.U
Mendelson Brothers (J. and S. Mendelson) shipping
and commission merchants, 306 Sacramento
Mendelson Elkan, clothing. 233 Pacific
Meudelson J. (Mendelson Brothers) r. Yokahama
Mendelson S. (Mendelson Brothers) r. 1138 Sutter
Mendelson Samuel, cigarmaker HoUing Brothers, r.
1028 H Folsom
Mendelson. See Mendelsohn
Mendes Charles, hairdresser Stable & Bernhard, r. 915
Montgomery
Mendes David, clerk Abram Wilkins, r. 214 Clara
Mendes David, liquor saloon, 341 Sixth
Mendes John, salesman Seeligsohn k Co., r. 214 Clara
Mendes John Jr., clerk Charles C. Keene, r. 214 Clara
Mendez Clotilda Miss, r. 1315 Powell
Mcndez Domingo, hair, r. Lombard, bet Franklin and
Gough
Mendez Eden, r. 1027 Dupont
Mendez Theodore, cigarmaker H. Plagemann&Co., r.
Paris House
Mendham James, lumberman, r. 65 Clipper
Meudheim Herman (Mendheim & Hofmann) r. 1415
Stockton
Mendheim Moritz (linger & Mendheim) r. 1415 Stock-
ton
Mendheim & Hofmann (Herman Mendheim and Otto-
kar and Adolph Hofmann) ore samplers, 415 Mis-
sion
Mendia Belen, dressmaker, r. 10 Hinckley
Mendiondou Bartholomew, r. 1319 Powell
Mendis Dorothea, domestic 1431 Taylor
MendocinoLumber Co., J. B. Ford president,
William Sillem treasurer, general office, 4i) Cali-
fornia, room 1, retail yards, cor Beale and Bryant,
and West Berkeley
Mendocino Bailroad Co., Edwin Goodall secretary,
office 10 Market
Mendonca Mannel Jr., Portugese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415 M Drumm
Mendoza Amado, jeweler and diamond setter, 320
Montgomery Av
Mendoza Juan, painter, r. 520 Green
Mendoza J.R., general agent Thomas M. Antisell &
Co.. r. 865 Market
Mendoza Mary, widow, dressmaker, 734 Montgomery
Mendoza Philip E., hairdresser Henry W. Stable, r.
48 Minna
Mendoza Kicardo, farmer, r. 348 Third
Menear Annie, domestic 809 Twentieth
Menefee GcorgoW.. carpenter, r. 2214 Sixteenth
Menefee William H., carpenter, r. 2214 Sixteenth
Menemin William, laborer, r. 1320 Jackson
Meneses Joseph, clerk Theodore Oramas, r. 503 Mason
Meuesini Eudemio, market, 314 Montgomery Av, r. 2
Telegraph PI
Menesini Victor, market, 1300 Stockton
Meng Joseph, brewer Pacific Brewery, r. 267 Tehama
Meng Peter, cook N<!W Washington Hotel
Mengel Charles, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Mengel John, r. New Washington Hotel
Mengel John, butcher, 46 Centre Market,
Eighth
Menger^hausen Charles M., porter Ernest Hoger, r.
C45 Washington
Menges Carrie A. Miss, assistant North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 326 Jessie
Menges Charles W.. shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht.
r. 62 Clipper
130
Menges Henry, bartender Gruen k Vogelsang, r. NW
cor Bush and Octavia
Menges Henry, brassfinisher S. F. Brass Works, r. 62
Clipper
Menges Henry, brassfounder William T. Garratt, r.
Oakland
Menges Jacob, laborer Gal. Sugar Refinery, r. NE cor
Center and Deharo
Menges Jane, widqw, r. 326 Jessie
Menges Michael, butcher Getz Rosenberg, r. 136
First A V
Mengheld John, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Meujou Adolph, waiter Edward Ohlen, r. 013 Stock.
Menke Allette, widow r. 147 Third
Menke August (H. B. Hickson & Co.) r. 539 >4 Hayes
Menke Christian, r. 629 Birch Av
Menke Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Sacra-
mento and StocUton, r. 716 Stockton
Menke Louis H., teamster, r. .529 Birch Av
Menke Louisa, domestic 505 Van Ness Av
Menken Frederick, clerk C. Mangels & Co., r. 102
Third
Menne Albert H., bookkeeper, r. Park Hotel
Meune Clemens, merchant tailor, 533 Washington
Menoiney Ed^vard T., proptr Channel Pottery
and Drain Pipe Works, office 436 Montgomery, r.
132 Chestnut
Menomey Henry C, assistant weigher Custom House,
r. 1524 Eddy
Menomey Walter B., manager Edward T. Menomey, r.
132 Chestnut
Menomey. See McMenomy
Menser Leo, r. 256 Stevenson
Menses Francis, widow, r. 1505 Montgomery, rear
Mensing Antone, bakery, 237 Fourth
Mensing L-juis, tasselmaker Gille & Roehrigs, r. 419
Stockton
Mentel Henry, cutter Joseph Brothers, r. 926 Jackson
Meutel William, groceries and liquors, 634 Broadway,
r. I'i32 Broadway
Menton James, r. 2211 Van Ness Av
Menton William, r. 113 Francisco
Mentz Cliarles H. , druggist, 1534 Polk, r. 2110
Larkin
Mentz J. H. & Co. (John H. Mentz and Henry F. Heg-
ler) restaurant, NEcor First and Brannan
Mentz John H. (J. H. Mentz k Co.) r. 24 Frederick
Menu Charles, glovedyer, r. 2026 Folsom
Menu Jacques H., general business agent, 609
Sacramento, room 3, r. 3M Monroe
Menzel Augusta, widow, r. N 8 Twenty-fourth, bet
Valencia and Mission
Menzer Franz, compositor Cal. Demokrat, r. 947
Mission
Menzer George, laborer Philadelphia Brewery, r. 232
Second
Menzies Bingham «& Co. (Stewart Menzies,
Henry Bingham and Arthur McCrackeu) steve-
dores, 512 and 514 Battery
Menzies Matilda Mrs., widow, r. 5 Bay
Menzies Stewart (Menzies, Bingham & Co.) r. SWcor
Chestnut and Montgomery
Menzies Thomas (Falkner, Bell & Co.) r. NW cor
Grove and Fillmore
Menzing Joseph, wheelwright, r. 802 Stockton
Mepham Timothy P., clerk, r. 2128 O'Farrell
Merani Charles, seaman schr Paunonia, Larue's Wharf
Merani Emilio, boots and shoes, 1409 Dupont
Merani Joseph, shoemaker Louis Merani, r. 430 Union
Merani Lazaro, shoemaker, r. 430 Union, rear
Merani Louis, shoemaker, 896 Front, r. 430 Union
Merc John, tailor, r. 7 Graham PI
Merc. See Merk
Mercadier Gustave, r. 910 Jackson
Mercado Felix, r. 1106 Scott
niercndo Mary R. Mrs., insurance solicitor,
307 Montgomery, r. 1106 Scott
Mercado Zenobia, widow, r. 813 Vallejo
Mercantile Agency, The Bradstreet Co.,
L. B. Hilliard bup* rintendent, 230 California
MercantUe Agency The, R. G. Dun & Co.
proptrs. Jay Lu^'sdin manager, 320 California
Mercantile and" Dealer's Protective Association, Hen-
ry M. Cavendish manager, 215 Sansome, room 10
Mercantile Collection Bureau, H. W. Baxter
manager. 210 Sansome, rooms 5-7
Mercantile Insurance Co. (Cleveland, Ohio) Alfred
Stillman agent, 232 California
Mercantile Liibrary Association, A. E. Whlt-
aker librarian, 214-218 Bush
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Importer of French, American and English Paper
Krl'rd'^;Art:irs[;if "'^'^^ rTeo.w.CM,645 Market
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^^"olesai^e hardware.
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Mercantile Library Asgoclatlon Baildln^,
214--218Bu8h
Mercantile Library Hall, 216 Bush
Merced Woolen Mills, Bimon, Jacobs & Co. agents,
17 and 19 Battery
Mercer Charles A., confectioner M. A. Mercer, r. 17
Powell
Mercer Charles H., confectioner, r. 17 Powell
Mercer John, laborer, r. 1104 Howard
Mercer M. A., manufacturer and wholesale and retail
confectioner, 51S Kearny, 916 Market, and 17
Powell, r. 17 Powell
Mercer Maurice H., confectioner M. A. Mercer, r. 17
Powell
Mercer Robert J. , manager city dept Pacific Land
and Trust Co., olfice 513 California, r. 4 Essex PI
Mercer. See Mercier
Merchant Baron D., r. NW cor Jones and Lombard
Merchant Charles H. (A. B. Dean & Co.) r. Marsh-
field, Oregon
Merchant Christopher, butcher, r. 2*22 Fillmore
Merchant E., r. 708 Pine
Merchant E. Wilbur, porter Stearns k Smith, r. Ala-
meda
Xenhant Frederick G., r. NW cor Jones and Lomb.
Merchant John, r. 110 Kearny
Merchant Joseph (Merchant & Stewart) r. 1122 }{
Larkin
Merchant Thomas S., agent, r. 2617 California
Merchant & Stewart (Joseph Mc rchant and Andrew
Stewart) draymen, NE cor Front and Clay
Merchants' Coal Yard, Arthur M. Ebbetts
proptr, 109-115 Sacramento
Mercliantsi' Credit Burean, collection agency,
Shainwald Brothers proptrs, office 123 California,
room 27
Merchants' Dispatch Transportation Co., Henry C.
Hinman agent. 411 California
Merchants' Dry Dock Co., J. C. Cousins sup-
erintendent, office 318 California, room 3, dock
foot of Bryant
Merchants' Exchang'e Association, Joseph
A. Coolidgo secretary. Merchants' Exchange
Building, first floor
Merchants' Exchange Bank of San Fran-
cisco (In liquidation) 320Sansome, room 9
Merchants' Exchan|;e Building, S B Califor-
nia, bet Montgomery and Sansome
Merchants' Line Tow Boats, Pearson L. Preble
agent, 271 East
Merchants' Overland Transfer Express
Co., Charles M. Smith agent, office 436 Mont-
gomery
Mercier Eajfene, wines and liquors, NE cor Fol-
8om and Seventh, r. 243 Seventh
Mercier Frederick, bartender Rieck b Quedens, r. 811
Mission
Mercier. See Mercer
Mercoin P. J., salesman, r. Islais, W s Mission Road
Meredith EpUraim, hograiser, r. Utah, nr Sixteenth
Meredith James W., brassfinlsher, r. 921 Howard
Meredith John Henry (Craig & Meredith) attorney at
law, 328 Montgomery, r. 5i)8 Powell
Meredith Maggie, dressmaker, r. 532 Polk
Meredith William, assistant engineer Pacific Mall
8S. City of Peking
Meredith William, machinist, r. 632 Polk
Merguire Charles L., warehouse clerk Marcus C.
Hawley A: Co., r. 1222 Bush
Merguire Frank A, salesman Enowland & Doe, r. 22
Ctarden
Merguire George H., foreman warehouse Marcus C.
Huwley 4 Co., r. 1222 Bush
Merguire George L., bookkeeper John L. Merguire,
r. 906 Valencia
Merguire John L., proptr Standard Box Factory, SW
cor Bryant and Fifth, r. 906 Valencia
Moria Manuel, deckhand stnir Yosemite
Meridin Brittania Co., William P. Morgan agent, 134
Sutter
Merlden Sliver Plate Co., Nast, Greenzwelg &
Co. agents, 533 Market
Merifield Thomas, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Merigan J. Samuel (Oodsil & Merlgan) r. 224 Eesmy
Merigo Ar.hur C, cardriver, r. 204 Perry
Merint Nicola, real-estate, r. 12 Cadell Alley
Merithew Charles H., conductor Haves Valley branch
Market St. Railway, r. 1108 Steiiier
Merithew Harriet C, widow, r. 546 Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixtn
Merithew Oliver B. C, polisher S. F. Laundry, r. 546
Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Meriweather Herbert D., r. 2426 Fillmore
Mcri weather Samuel D., r. 242G Fillmore
Merk Jacob, tailor Adolph Scharfenberg, r. 210
OFarrell
Merk Joseph, market, 1103 Leavenworth, r. 3 Helen
Merk. See Merc
Merkel August (Fries i Merkel) r. 911 Larkin
Merkel Mary E. Mrs., r. 1812 Ueary
Merkelbach Margaret, ■widow, r. 51 Everett
Merkelbach William, butcher, 13 8. F. Market, r. 22
Oak
Merkens Claus (Smith & Merkens) r. 10 Washington
Merker Fred. C. clerk, r. 215 Post
Merkin Richard, second steerage steward Oregon 88.
George W. Elder. Folsom St. Wharf
Merkle Frederick, butcher George A. Raabe, r. 1145
Folsom
Merkle G( orge 8., r. 444 Twentieth
Merlaud John, grinder, r. 638 Pacific, rear
Merle Adrian, salesman Justinian Caire, r. Oakland
Merle Charles F., merchundisebroker, 405 Front, r.
234 O'Farrell
Merle Francis C. V., clerk H. 8. De Fremery. r. 820
Green
Merle Isidore, clerk Justinian Caire, r. 528 Broadway
Merle Leopold V., manager Martin J. Flavin, r. 632
Geary
Merle Peter V., r. 820 Green
Merlet Francois X., shoemaker John R. Russell, r. 518
Powell
Merlier Joseph, fishmonger, r. 118 Virginia
Merlin Pauline, laundry, 246 Second
Merle Amalio, Italian Beuev Soc, 423 Washington
Merlo Carlo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Mermaid and Neptune Swimming Baths. Beach, bet
Hyde and Larkin
Mermin Camille, cook Marchands Restaurant, r. 9
Minna
Mermoud Frank, salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r. 783
Stevenson
Mermoud Louis, r. 6 Clara Lane
Mero Alexander, harnessmaker Sutter St. RR.. r. 1609
Pine
Mero Charles W.. clerk, r. 1509 Pine
Meio George, timekeeper Sutter St. RR., r. 110 Austin
Mero Marvin, springmaker, r. 7 Austin
Merojes S., r. 814 Montgomery
Merrall Joseph H., workman assayer'sdeptU. 8 Mint,
r. Oakland
Merrell Isaac L., steatite, soapstone. mastic roofing,
and paint, and boiler covering, 314 Townsend,
r. 118 Vicksburg
Merriam Andrew J., carrier Morning Call, r. 1137
Pacific
Merriam Emma S. Mrs., r. .512 Webster
Merriam George B., blacksmith, r. 2620 Sutter
Merriam George H., tinsmith Holbrook. Merrill j(
Stetson, r. Oakland
Merriam Jonathan, calker, r. 361 Jessie
Merriam Otis W., capitalist, office 240 Montgomery,
room 7, r. 1106 Bush
Merriam William P., deputy County Recorder, r. 1224
Jacksun
Merrick John, laborer, r. 606 Natoma
Merrick John, laborer, r. 130t) Mission
Merrick Joshua M.. r. 314 Bush
Merrick M. D., r. 614 Powell
Men Ida Annie Miss, ladies' hairdresser, r. 1109
Stockt<m
Merriett M. B.. laborer, r. Branch House
Merrifield Charles, milkman, r. 326 Fell
Merrifleld Charles, waiter What Cheer House Restau-
rant, r. .531 Sacramento
Merrifleld Frank, assistant County Surveyor, r. 8
Breuham PI
Merrifield Henry, bookkeeper, r. 8 Brenham PI
Merrigan Catherine, widow, r. 311 Main
Merrigan J^ihn 8., bartender, r.224 Keavny
Merrigan Michael, carstaiter N. B. and Mission RR.,
r. 727 Folsom
Merrill A. E., waiter Pacific Coast SS. Senator
Merrill Albert H., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. .520 Noe
Merrill Alfr«d, conductor N. B. and Mission RR., p.
262 )i Clementina, rear
Merrill Alva D., salesman Henry L. Lewis, r. Oak-
land
Merrill Anna Mrs., furnished rooms, 420 Powell
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Merrill Aniiis, attorney at law, 606 Montgomery .room
2, r. 1007 Jackson
Merrill Benjamin, seaman bark Victor, Vallejb St.
Wharf
Merrill Charles (Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson) r. New
York
Merrill Charles C, r. 1513 Broadway
Merrill Charles R., solicitor Philip, Speyer i Co., r.
niOLarkin
Merrill Charles W., boatbullder John F. Penney, r.
411 SauRome
Merrill C. W., watchman, r. 411 Sansome
Merrill K. D. Mrs., r. 23 Post
Merrill Frank H., newfapaper clerk Post Oflace, r. 516
Noe
Merrill Frederick T., stencilcutter Frank M. Tni-
worthy. r. 516 Noe
Merrill Geor{;e B., attorney at law, 310 Pine,
rooms 43-45
Merrill Henry E., miner, r. 10 Stockton
Merrill Isaac M., wool merchant, 320 Sansome,
room 14
Merrill Isaac N., clerk IT. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
Oakland
Merrill James, bricklaj'er, r. 52 Louisa
Merrill James W., clerk B. A. Becker, r. 544 Green
Merrill Jane, widow, r. 2(i-2}$ Clementina, rear
Merrill J. C. & Co. (John C. Merrill) shipping
and commission merchants, and agents Honolulu
Regular Dispatch Line of Packets, 204 California
Merrill John A. Rev., pastor Olivet and Memorial
Presbyterian Church, r. S s Fifteenth Av, bet L
and M, South S. F.
Merrill John C. (J. C. Merrill & Co.) r. 14 Stanly PI
Merrill John F. (Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson) r. 932
Bush
Merrill John M., bookkeeper M. Goodwin & Co., r.
826 Broadway, rear
Merrill John N., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Merrill J. R., r. 836 Valencia
Merrill Lewis, captain schr Bosella, r. 510 Folsom
Merrill M. A. Miss, r. 1216 Howard
Merrill Oliver, real-estate, r. 653 Harrison
Merrill Oliver C, r. 712 Leavenworth
Merrill Parker, proptr Cal. Carpet Beating Machine,
453 Stevenson, r. 451 Stevenson
Merrill Ramon, barber Frank Parino, r. 520 Vallejo
Merrill Robert, with George W. Clark, r. 510 Chestnut
Merrill Stewart, r. 710 Bush
Merrill Samuel I., with William S. Hopkins, r. Ala-
meda
Merrill Sylvesteiv treasurer Cal. Furniture Manuf.
Co., 226 Bush. r. Alameda
Merrill Thomas L. (Jlerrill & Worth) r. 1524 Cal.
Merrill & Worth (Thomas L. Merrill and Edmund
Worth) nianufs paper collars, and dealers gent's
furnishing goods, 35 Second
Merriniac Saloon, John E. Goble proptr, NW cor
Fourth and Merrimac
Mcrriman J. G.. captain barkentine North Bend,
office 44 Market
Merriman Mav Mrs., seamstress, r. Overland House
Merriman Philip, bookkeeper, r. 814 Bush
Merrimau Richard, carpenter, r. 301 Fifteenth
Merritt Joseph, carpenter, r. 120 Seventh
Merritt William H., plasterer, r. 120 Seventh
Merritt Frederick A., bookkeeper, r. 2204 Steiner
Merritt Hannah A. Mrs., private school, 2204 Steiner
Merritt Harry P., draftsman, 79 Nevada Block, r.
Oakland
Merritt Isabella Miss, assistant Clement Grammar
School, r. 37 Second
Merritt Jacob, president Gas Consumers' Assn, 202
Bush. r. 423 O'Farrell
Merritt John, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 151 Tehama
Merritt Morgan, r. 1814 Post
Merritt Samuel, capitalist, office 22 California,
room 11, r. Oakland
Merritt Stephen F., bartender Martin & Horton, r. SW
cor Montgomery and California
Merritt Wetherbee, r. 710 Folsom
Merry, Faiill Si Co. (William L. Merry and Wil-
liam Faull) provision packers, cor Buchanan and
Bay, and provisions etc., 532 Market, office 125
and 127 California
Merrj L. D., driver Potrero and B. V. RR., r. NE cor
Sierra and Tennessee
Merry Thomas, carpenter Henry G. Pratt, r. 567
Howard
Merry Thomas H., attorney at law, r. 2610 Sacramento
Merry William L. (Merry, Faull k Co.) r. 2030 Pacific
Av
MersE. H., artesian-wellborer, r. Central Pacific Ho-
tel
Mersden , Mrs., r. 901 Mission
Mersereau A. S., cairiagemaker, and manuf
Crandall's patent wagons, 1927 Mis.«ion, r. 28 Capp
Mersfelder Charles, laborer A. W. Manning, r. 414
Ellis
Mersfelder Charles Jr., bookkeeper E. 8. Moulton &
Co., r. 414 Ellis
Mersich D., foreign and domestic fruits, 420 Front, r.
Oakland
Mersiug John B., groceries and liquors, NW cor Fol-
som and Eighth
Merten August F. (Merten, Moffitt i Co.) r. 13 Leav.
Merten, Moffltt & Co. (August F. Merten, Tho-
mas S. Moilitt, and George A. Story) manufactur-
ing chemists, 322 Clay
Mertens Ferdinand, cabinetmaker, r. 451 Octavia
Mertens Fritz, baker, r. 936 Folsom
Mertens Louisa Mrs., bakery, 451 Octavia
Mertens M. J., bookkeeper George Stewart
Mertens. See Mehrtens
Mertes Mary, widow, r. 23 Jessie
Mertz Frederick (Bullerdieck & Mertz) r. 13 Page
Mertz J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Mertz John, baker, r. 207 Pacific
Mervy Alplionse (Mervy & Co.) and druggist and
physician, SE cor Green and Montgomery Av, r.
1921 Union
Mervj' Didier, real-estate, r. 7 Sonora PI
Mervy Emile, apothecary Alphonse Mervy, r. 7 Sono-
ra PI
Mervy Ulysse, porter Adrien G. Chauche, r.Girard, bet
Bacon and Whalen, University Mound Tract
Mervy <fc Co. (Alphonse Mervy) druggists, SW cop
Pacific and Hyde
Merwin — - Mrs., widow, r. Hancock House
Merwin Frank, clerk James K. Cooper, r. 759 Harrison
Merwin Parker J., othce 534 Clay, r. 803 Montgomery
Mery J-oseph, b;.rtender Joseph L. Enos.r. 117 Jack-
son
Merz Chris, driver Muehe & Duggan, r. 5M Monroe
Merz William, groceries and liquors, SE cor Sutter
and Powell
Merzbacli Felix H. , attorney at law with Critten-
den Thornton, 426 California, r. 1322 Webster
Merzbach Julius, r. 1322 Webster
Mesa Charles C, r. 614 California, rear
Mesa Eduvige, widow, r. .517 Vallejo
Mescini Emilio, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Mesani Giulia, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Mesani Giuseppe, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washing-
ton
Mesaul Lazzaro, Italian Benev. Soc., 423 Washington
Mesdag Taco (Cahen Brothers & Co.) r. 2420 Mission
Meseiilturg' Henry, groceries and liquors, 34 Jes-
sie
Mesenburg Herman, bakery, 1124 Harrison
Meserole George F., cooper, r. 801 Union
Meserve James L., cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture
Manuf. Co., r. 1612 Bush
Meserve John 8., boxmaker, r. 313M Austin
Meserve J. S., laborer South Pac Coast RR.
Meserve. See Messerve
Meseth Charles, with William Baehr, r. 923 Union
Meseth Christina, widow, r. 923 Union
I Mesick W. S., attorney at law, r. Palace Hotel
[ Mesino Vincent, fisherman, -Front St. Wharf
Mess Henry, mining, r. 18 John
Messayer E., with Kahn Brothers & Co., r. 219 Geary
Messea Charles E. Rev., clergyman St. Ignatius
O. liege, 214 Hayes
Messenger , millwright, r. Lindell House
Messenger Richard T., pantryman Pacific Coast 88.
Orizaba, r. 64 Minna
Messenger Stable, Saul Calderwood proptr, 2912 Mis-
sion
Messenger. See Messinger
Messer, Bacon <& Co. (Nathaniel T. Messer, John
P. Bacon, and Oscar F. Giffln) stockbrokers,
232}^ Montgomery
Messer Joseph O., engineer, r. 1019 Folsom
Messer Lawrence, butcher, r.'S s Fair Av, bet Mission
and California Av
Messer Nathaniel T. (Messer, Bacon & Co.) r. 1818
Steiner
Messerschmidt Anton, confectioner Jacob Vlts, r. cor
Pine and Middle
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1153 Howard
Messftrle John, brewer United States Brewery, r. 544
McAllister
Mcssersmith Gabriel H., U. S. Internal Revenue
gauger, r. 20543^ Mission
Mcssersmith Joseph L., dry goods, SE cor Twenty-
first and Mission
Messerve Lola, widow, r. 1903 Stockton
Messerve William J., compositor Morning Call, r.
1903 Stockton
Messerve. See Meserve
Messiers J., cook Pac. Coast SS. Monterey
MesMng Aaron J. Rev., rabbi Congregation Beth
Israel, r. 630 Eddy
Messing Louis P., druggist Charles A. Bayley, r. Park
Hotel
Messinger Ben., salesman 8. Bine, r. CIO Sutter
Messinger Joseph, capitalist, r. 1012 Mason
Messinger Minna Mrs., r. 610 Sutter
Messinger Zachariah, barber David E. Dunn
Messinger. See Messenger
Messmer Arthur, hamessmaker Lawless Brothers, r.
8 Graham PI
Messmer John, paper finisher A. D. Remington h Co.,
r. Ahlborn House
Messner Louis (Messner & Serres) r. 803 Sausome
Messner & Serres (Louis Messner and John Serres)
bakery, 402 Pacific
Mestayer Augustus, bartender Lewis & Harris, r. Col-
umbia Hotel
Mestayer Charles H., actor Adelphi Theater, r. 628
Jessie
Mestayer Gus., actor, r. 719 Market
Mestayer William L.. clerk, r. 628 Jessie
Metallic Consolidated Gold an'd Silver Mining Co.
(Lake Dist., Mono Co., Ca!.) Ellis Edwards secre-
tary, 330 Pine, room 27
Metallii; Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.) William
Willis secretary, 29 Nevada Block
Metastazio A. & Co. (Alexandro Metastazio and John
Ratto) wood and coal, 1823 Powell
Metastazio Alexandro (A. Metastazio & Co.) r. 1823
Powell
Metcalf Alfred, r. 114 Silver
Metcalf Charles Mrs., r. 508Ji Fell
Metcalf Charlex 8., carpenter, r. Ill Franklin
Metcalf Charles W., bookbinder William B. Cooke &
Co.. r. 723 Market
Metcalf F. C, stock speculator, r. Revere House
Metcalf Frederick, captain tug Favorite, r. 503Folsom
Metcalf Frederick C, seaman, r. 4 California
Metcalf George E., planoniaker Charles B. Hall, r.
508 !< Fell
Metcalf Jeremiah, hostler, r. 1722 Turk
Metcalf Mary Miss, assistant Pine and Larkin St. Pri-
mary School, r. Ill Franklin
Metcalf Samuel A., carpenter, r. Ill Franklin
Metcalf Victor H., attorney at law, 409 California,
second floor, r Oakland
Metcalfe George, r. 16 Rondel PI
Metialfe James B. (Pratt & Metcalfe) attorney at law,
230 Montgomery, r. 2318 Howard
Metcalfe Peter, real-estate, r. 416 Geary
Metcalfe William L. (Fairweather & Metcalfe) attor-
ney at law, 12 Montgomery, room 8, r. 914 Tyler
Metchke Otto, mining secretary, 328 Montgomery,
room 20
Methen Jacob, laborer, r. 2 Simpson PI
KlethodiMt Kpiscopal Churrh Soatli Book
DepoHitory, Rev. John B. Hill agent, 1041
Market
Methodist Episcopal Chinese Mission House, 916
Washington
Mcthvcn Alexander H., watchmaker, r. SE cor Pine
and Stciner
Metke George, baker, r. W s Mission, nr St. Mary's
College
Metlar Edwin F., clerk Sumner C. Blake, r. 1018 Hyde
Metlar George W., agent, r. 924 Pine
Metlar William, messenger H. H. Noble & Co., r. 924
Pine
Metraia 8., Italian Sharpshooters, 413 Broadway
Metral Fran(;ois, tinsmith Simeon Mlstre, r. 811 Ji
Montgomery
Metropolitan Banner (weekly) office Metropolitan
Temple, NE cor Fifth and Jessie
Metropolitan Block, 8-14 Montgomery Av
Metropolitan Foundry, Curtis Tobey proptr, 228 and
230 Fremont
Metropolitan Loan Association, Otto Esche secretary,
320 Sansome, room 8
Metropolitan Marble "Works, Andrew Paltenghi
proptr, SE cor Devisadero and Ellis
Metropolitan Market, SE cor New Montgomery and
Mission
Metropolitan Match Factory, Newbaiier & Co. proptrs,
W s Tennessee, bet Santa Clara and Center, office
SW cor Sacramento and Front
Metropolitan Plate Glass Co. (of New York)
E. D. Farnsworth & Son general agents. 202 San-
some, room 1
Metropolitan Temple, NE cor Fifth and Jessie
Metrovich Phillies., produce and fruits, cigars and
tobacco, 1222 Polk
Motteu .\nton, tanner Oswald Eranz, r. N s Day, bet
Dolores and Railroad track
Mettmann F., clerk Philip, Speyer & Co.
Metz CharlesW., produce dealer, 14 Hayes Valley Mar-
ket, r. 6433^ Natoma
Metz John D., teamster, r. 640 Natoma
Metz Jofeph, commission merchant, office 321 Cali-
fornia, r. New York
Metz William T., bricklayer, r. 636 Commercial
Metzdorff Lizzie, ilomestic 902 V;in Ness Av
Metzendorf Herman, shipcarpenter, r. Eighth Av, bet
Hand J, South S. F.
Metzer George H., waiter, r. 535 Vallejo
Metzger C Mrs., widow, r. 513 Eddy
Metzger Frederick, carpenter Herman Grauz, r. 8 8
McAllister, bet Baker and Broderick
M' tzger Jennie, domestic 1002 Van Ness Av
Metz!.:er Joseph, cabinetmaker Jacob Strahle & Co.,r.
627 Green
Metzger Lonis, importer and jobber blank books, sta-
tionery, etc., 208 Bush, r. 513 Kddy
Metzger Theodore, baker Joseph Bock, r. Columbia
Hotel
Metzger William, captain Cal. and Mexican 88. New-
bern, r. 2253 Mission
Metzkus Christopher, tanner Gottlieb Dietsch, r.
Powell Av, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Metzler Charles J. B., proptr Golden Gate Brewery,
717 Greenwich
Metzler Dorothea Mrs., dressmaker, 405 O'Farrell
Metzler George, cook William Hellier, r. 128 Jessie
Metzler Hermann, brewer Golden Gate Brewery, p.
717 Greenwich
Metzler Paul, clerk Drake & Emerson, r. 226 Sixth
Metzler Theodore C, policeman City Hall, r. 405
O'Farrell
Metzner Catherine, widow, r. 202 Fifth
Metzner Jacob C, salesman C. C. Hastings & Co., r.
202 Fifth
Metzner William (Brown h Metzner) r. 202 Fifth
MeuKsdorffer Harry C. (J. C. MeussdorlTer & Son) r.
509 Van Ness Av
Meuasftorffer J. C. & Son. (John C. and Harry
C. MeuBsdorflfer) importers and jobbers hats,
caps, and hatters' materials, and manufs and
retail dealers hats and cai)S, 653 and 655 Market
Meussdorfl'er John C. (J. C. Meussdorffer & Son) r. 509
Van Ness Av
MeusHtloi-ffer Konrad, raanuf and importer hats
and caps, 15 Kearny, and 635 and 637 Commercial,
r. 1015 Post
Meussdorffer Martin, importer and manuf hats
and caps, and hatters' materials, NE cor Mont-
gomery and Bush, and 402 Kearny, factory 416 Mar-
ket, r. 1112 Clay
Meux Joseph P. (Saffold & Meux) attorney at law,
217 Sansome, rooms 3-5, r. 509 Powell
Mexican and Central American Packets, Balthazar
Hefti agent, 500 Battery
Mexican, Central and .South American
Line Packets, Schleiden & SchoU agents, 418
Cattery
Mexican Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
Charles L. M^-Coy secretary, 203 Bush, room 9
Mexicana Agricola Industrial y ('olonizadora (de Ter-
reiioR del Colorado) offi<-o 724 H Market, room 19
Mexican Mining and Real Estate ('o.(Cosala, Sinaloa,
Mexico) Charles A. Morse, secretary, 217 San-
some, room 8
Meyenborg August, groceries and liquors, SE cor Pa-
cifli! and Front
Meyer A. & Brother(Albert and Adolph) liquor saloon,
wood, coal, and feed, SW cor Geary and Broderick
Meyer Aaron, manager Our Boys and Girls' Cigar
Factory, 635 Commercial, r. 1204 Leavenworth
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE, ^^^h^^.7^!^. opt..cian,
Established, S.F., 1863, 135 Montgomery.
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Meyer Abrahaiu, clerk, r. 1204 Leavenworth
Meyer Abraham, stock clerk Ackeiman Brothers, r.
928 Folsom
Meyer Adelaide, domestic 815 Van Ness Ay
Meyer Adelaide Miss, r. 1223 Mason
Meyer Adolph (A. Meyer & Brother, and Meyer Bro-
thers & (Jaerdes) r. SW cor Geary and Broderick
Meyer Adolph, bartender Frederick R. Meyer, r. 919
Montgomery
Meyer Adolph, waiter, r. 275 Stevenson
Meyer Adolph H. A., upholsterer H. F. Gulllxson &
Co., r. Ahlborn House
Meyer Adolph L., tinsmith, r. '32hi Perry
Meyer A. Leonard (Youngberg & Meyerjr. (Hi Katoma
Meyer Albeit (A. Meyer & Brother, and Meyer Bro-
thers .<j Gaerdes.i r. SW cor Geary and Broderick
Meyer Albert (Schwartz, Husing & Meyer)r. 345 Clem.
Meyer Albert (Meyer & Akuianu) r. 911 Twentieth
Meyer Albert, cl^rk D.iiiiel Meyer, r. 32:3 Ellis
Meyer Albert, porter Toklas, Brown & Co.,r. 737 Clem.
Meyer Albert, shoemaker, 013 Laguna
Meyer Albeit, waiter The Baldwin
Meyer Albert S., clerk, r. 8G9 Mission
Meyer Alexander, bookkeeper F. Hufschmidt, r.
West Oakhmd
Meyer Allie, salesman S. Bine, r. 1317 Tyler
Meyer Annie Miss, tailoress Nathan Davis, r. 1015
Folsom
Meyer Annie, widow, r. 121 Grove
Meyer Annie, widow, bakery, 159 Sixteenth
Meyer Aiitouia MiKB,.governess, 920 Van Ness Av
Meyer August, baker, r. G09 Jackson
Meyer August, b\itcher, r. 925}^ Folsom
Meyer August, butcher William Oswald, r. 1012 Pacific
Meyer August W., clerk, r. 10 Page
Meyer B., teamster, r. 37 Dorlaud
Meyer Bernard, butcher, 904 Liirkin, r. 2229 Geary
Meyer Bernhard, r. 928 Folsom
Meyer Bernhard, groceries and liqtiors, 233 Fifth, r.
75 Everett
Meyer Berabard H., millhaud Eisen Brothers, r. 10
Page
Meyer Brothers & Gaerdes (Albert and Adolph
Meyer, and Hermann Gaerdes) groceries and li-
quors, SW cor Bush and Pierce
Meyer Carrie Mrs., fancy goods, 112 Second
Meyer C. H. (C. H. Meyer & Brothers) r. New York
Meyer C. H., bartender Herman F. Morken, r. 1327J^
Vallejo
Meyer C. H. & Brothers (C. H., Leopold, and Marcus
C. Meyer) importers hats, caps, and ladies' hats,
28 and 30 Sansome
Meyer Charles, capitalist, 211 Clay, r. 425 Eddy
Meyer Charlesl clerk Adolph Glootz, r. 1323 Mason
Meyer Charles, clerk Duveneck & Co., r. NW cor Do-
lores and Seventeenth
Meyer Charles, dry and fancy goods, 1303 Stockton, r.
717 Vallejo
Meyer Charles, groceries and liquors, NE cor Folsom
and Bcale
Meyer Charles, hostler John Cassidy, r. NW cor Point
Lobos and Twentieth Avs
Meyer Charles, porter, r. 210 Steuart
Meyer Charles A., clerk Ami Vignier, r. Oakland
Meyer Charles F., messenger London and S. F. Bank,
r. 2r)l Clara
Meyer Chris., r. 514 Stevenson
Meyer Christ, laborer Philadelphia Brewery, r. 133
Tehama
Meyer Christian (H.Wahmuth & Co.) r. 532 Grove
Meyer Christopher, bartender f. H. Bogel, 8W cor
Mason and Francisco
Meyer Conrad, r. 150 Shipley
Meyer Conrad, tailor Johannes Caen, r. 735 Broadway
Meyer Constant (W. Cohen & Co.) r. 800 McAllister
Meyer Daniel (Daniel Meyer) r. 1418 Taylor
Meyer Daniel (Daniel, Jonas, and Mathias Meyer)
bankers. 212 Pine
Meyer Diedrich, clerk Albert Husing, r. NE cor Mis-
sion and Fifth
Meyer Diedrich, groceries and liquors, NW cor Folsoni.
and Eleventh, r. 140 Eleventh
Meyer Diedrich, liquor saloon, NW cor Fillmore and
Greenwich
Meyer Edward Lemmen, clerk, r. 24 South Park
Meyer Edwin L., clerk Pool & Harris, r. 1019 Union
Meyer Elizabeth Mrs. (Meyer & Burmeister) r. 529
Valencia
Meyer Elizabeth, widow, r. 22 Telegraph PI
Meyer Em. (Prosper May & Co.) r. 1319 Gough
Meyer Emil, florist, and proptr Eureka Nursery,
Stanyan, S of Golden G»te Park, depot 31 Geary
Meyer Emil (Russ, Meyerink & Co.) r. 1209 J4 Tyler
Meyer Emma, domestic 918 Valencia
Meyer Emma Miss, clerk A. Germon & Co., r. 1258
Bryant
Meyer Eugene, waiter P.W. Neilson. r. 1906 Powell
Meyer F. August (F. M. L. Peters & Co.) r. 809 Mis-
sion
Meyer Fred., special policeman Pioneer Square, r.
421 Fultou
Meyer Ferdinand, peddler, r. 527 >4 Birch Av
Meyer Frank, cook Rasmus Rasmussen, r. White House
Hotel
Meyer Frederick, r. 421 Fulton
Meyer Frederick, carpenter D. A. Macdonald k Co., r.
69 Fourth
Meyer Frederick, coffee saloon, Railroad Av, bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth Avs, Souths. F.
Meyer Frederick, driver Philadelphia Brewery, r.
2235 Howard
Meyer Frederick, laborer, r. S s Twenty-ninth, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Meyer Frederick A., drayman Blochman & Cerf, r.
10233^ Turk
Meyer Frederick B., liquor saloon, 223 Pacific, r. 919
Montgomery
Meyer Frederick W., agent, r. 1019 J« Lombard
Meyer Fredricka Miss, r. 10 Page
Meyer Fritz, bartender Ernest Maack, r. 1108 Broad-
way
Meyer F.W. Henry, barber, 1741 Mission
Meyer George, cigar dealer, r. 919 Filbert
Mej'er Gerhard, dyer and scourer, 957 Folsom
Meyer Gretchen, domestic 18 Columbia
Meyer Gustav, porter Henry Grimm, r. 1.37 Pacific
Meyer Gustave, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, r. 705
Polk
Meyer H., butcher, r. 526 Fulton
Meyer Harry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Meyer Henry (H. Blome & Co.) r. 3 Clay
Meyer Henry, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Meyer Henry, bartender E. A. Wobber, r. cor Beale
and Brauuan
Meyer Henry, capitalist, r. 1624 Howard
Meyer Henry, carpetlayer Henry F. GuUizson & Co.,
r. Ahlborn House
Meyer Henry, carrier Alta and Bulletin, r. 929 Bdwy.-
Meyer Henry, Cigarmakers'Assn, 771 Market
Meyer Henry, clerk, r. 1008M Market
Meyer Henry, clerk Daniel Meyer, r. 530 Turk
Meyer Henry, clerk Junck Brothers, r. 101 Prospect PI
Meyer Henry, groceries and liquors, 1046 Folsom
Meyer Henry, liquor saloon, SE cor Front and Bdwy.
Meyer Henry, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Meyer Henry, seaman schr Sarah, r. Oregon House
Meyer Henry, second mate schr Mary Buhne, Mission
St. Wharf
Meyer Henry, ^Yhitene^, 110 Geary, r. 407 O'Farrell
Meyer Herman, bookkeeper George Lipsher
Meyer Herman, collector, r. 279 Stevenson
Meyer Herman, gardener F. O. Wegener
Meyer Herman, machinist, r. New Washington Hotel
Meyer Herman L. E. (Rodgers, Meyer & Co.) r. 2201
Webster
Meyer H. Henry, miller, r. 10 Page
Meyer Isaac, r. 1319 Gough
Meyrt: Jacob, porter A. Galli & Co.,r. 1204 Leavenworth
Meyer Jacob, tailor, 609 Commercial, r. 1045 Folsom
Meyer James, cook, r. 26 Steuart
Meyer James C, locksmith Palace Hotel, r. 1219 Clny
Meyer Jetta, widow, r. 913 Folsom
Meyer J. H., bookkeeper Miller & Eaton, r. Nucleus
House
Meyer J Henry, cashier Alfred Borel & Co.,r. 2320 Cal.
Meyer J. L., gasman Palace Hotel
Meyi-r John (Meyer & Lotz) r. 1007 Market
Meyer John, butcher Franz Georg, r. W s Church,
bet Elizabeth and Twenty-fourth
Meyer John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Twentieth
and Shotwell
Meyer John, iron molder, r. 112 Alta PI
Meyer John, miller Dohrmann & Co., r. North Pacific
Hotel
Meyer John, miner, r. Ahlborn House
Meyer John, seaman schr Prosperous, Third St.
Wharf
Meyer John, shipcarpenter, r. cor Iowa and Yuba, nr
Pacific Chain Works i
Meyer John, waiter The Baldwin i
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Meyer John C, special policeman Southern Pac. RR. I
depot, f . W 8 Alabama, bet Twenty-f ourt^.j»a(l +
Twenty-fifth J
Meyer John F., bartender E. Maack, r. 1108 >4 Bd^^y*^
Meyer Joliii G. H., manuf billiard tables, ivory
goods, and walking canes, factory 10 Stevenson,
salesrooms 320 Kearny, r. 1706 Clay
Meyer Jolin H., groceries and liquors, 368 Third,
r. 700 Harrison
Meyer John Ide, calker and sparmaker, 15 Mission,
r. 22 Drumm
Meyer John N. (Louis Miller & C!o.) r. 909 Kearny
Meyer Joliu W., groceries and liquors, 799 Mis-
sion, r. 224 Fourth
Meyer Jonas (Daniel Meyer) r. 323 Ellis
Meyer Joseph, bakery, 617 Post
Meyer Joseph, marblecutter Charles Roche, r. 8 How-
ard Court
Meyer Joseph, sculptor, r. 1 Washoe PI
Meyer Joseph, tailor, 430 Sixth, r. 430 Ji Sixth
Meyer Joseph T., whitener and paperhanger, 253 Te-
hama, r. 947 Mission
Meyer Julia M)bs, teacher music, r. 430^ Sixth
Meyer Julius, r. 928 Folsom
Meyer Julius, clothing, 37 Third, r. 504 Leavenworth
Meyer Julius, liquor saloon, Ocean Beach Road, nr
Gulden Gate Park
Meyer Kathinka Miss, r. 1223 Mason
Meyer Leopold (C. H. Meyer & Brothers) r. Lick
House
Meyer Leopold (L. Lasar & Co.) r. 1309 Ellis
Meyer Louis, r. 11 J4 Oak
Meyer Louis, r. Sojjhia Terrace, nr Pine
Meyer Louis (Meyer k Walker) r. The Windsor
Meyer Louis, commander O. & O. SS. Belgic
Meyer Louis, gents' furnishing goods, 513 Kearny, r.
"l037}^ Folsom
Meyer Louis, junkdealer, r. 107 Langton
Meyer Louis, laborer, r. 127 Fourth, rear
Meyer Louis, salesman S. Bine, r. 1317 Tyler
Meyer Louis, liquor saloon, 22 Leidesdorflf, r. Alameda
Meyer Louis Jr., clerk D. Samuels, r. lljj Oak
Meyer Louis S., clerk, r. 869 Mission
Meyer Louisa G. Mrs., groceries and liquors, 204
Steuart
Meyer M., serviceman 8. F. Gas Light Co.
Meyer Marcus C. (C. H. Meyer & Brothers) r. Lick
Huutte
Meyer Mark C, sttident, r. 425 Eddy
Meyer Martin, r. New Atlantic Uotel
Mejer Martin, clerk A. Meyer & Brother, r. 8W cor
Geary and Broderii;k
Meyer Martin, porter Louis Sloss & Co., r. 8E cor
Point Lobos Av and Ferrie
Meyer Martin S., attorney at law, 330 Pine, rooms 38
and 39, r. 112 Second
Meyer -Mary Miss, r. 29 O'Farrell
Meyer Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 1258 Bryant
Meyer Mary, widow, r. 427 Powell
Meyer Matthias (Daniel Meyer) r. 1310 Geary
Meyor Matthias, laborer, r. 1114 Bryant
Meyer Matthias, tailor, r. 1511 Mason
Meyer Matthias D., groceries and liquors, 8W cor
Stockton and Washington, r. 913 Greenwich
Meyer Matilda Miss, seamstress, r. 1258 Bryant
Meyer Max, confectioner Westerfeld & Page, r
Ellis
Meyer Michael, copperplate engraver George M.
Wood & Co., r. Oakland
Meyer Morris, tailor Isldor Salomon, r. Prescott
House
Meyer Moses, r. 1317 Tyler
Meyer Nannette, bakery, 705 Polk
Meyer Nathan (Liebes Brothers & Co.) r. 1017
Sacramento
Meyer N. L. (Hillebraudt &Co.) r. 2019 Folsom
Meyer Peter, r. 1221 Clay
Meyer Peter, bootblack, 100054 Market, r. 466 Minna
Meyer Peter (Derbin k Meyer) r. 27 Commercial
Meyer Peter, laborer Pacific Barrel and Keg Factory,
r. 815 Brannan
Meyer Peter, porter G. Cohn & Co., r. 532 Tehama
Meyer Peter, oysterman, r. 4.56 Minna
Meyer Pincus, egi; peddler, r. 204 Van Ness Av, rear
Meyer Rudolp)i, dentist Trumpour & Christensen, r.
863 J< Market
Meyer S., r. 272 Jessie
Meyer Samuel, salesman, r. 928 Folsom
Meyer Samuel C, clerk A. Baumgarten & Co., r. 425
Eddy
631
Meyer Sander, r. 112 Second
Meyer Simon, laborer S. H. Frank, r. 235 Sixth
Meyer Simon, stock raiser, r. 2229 Geary
Meyer Solomon, salesman Jacob Hartman, r. 25 Har-
riet
Meyer Theodore, clerk John H. Van Glahn, r. NE cor
Chattanooga and Twenty-second
Meyer T. L<emnien, presiilent S. F. Copper Min-
ing Co.,^ and consul general Costa Rica, 268
Market, rooms 5 and 6, r. 24 South Park
Meyer W. Miss, furnished rooms, 1Q% Stockton and
37 O'Farrell
Meyer William, fancy and dry goods, 1113 Jj Stockton
Meyer William, liquor saloon, 323 Sansome, r. 551
Folsom
Meyer William, nurseryman and florist, nursery
Alameda, depot 339 Bush, r. Alameda
Meyer William, porter Palace Hotel
Meyer Wiliiam, restaurantkeeper, r. 8W cor Jackson
and Drumm
Meyer William, shoemaker, r. Overland House
Meyer William (Rodgers, Meyer & Co.) r. Liverpool
Meyer William, cigars and tobacco, 100 Seventh
Meyer William 0., clerk Mrs. Louisa G. Meyer, r. 204
Steuart
Meyer <& Akmann (.\lbert Meyer and William
Akmann) groceries, and market, 16 and 18 Sacra-
mento
Meyer Hi Burmeister (Mrs. Elizabeth Meyer and
Francis H. Burmeister) proptrs Cincinnati Hotel,
529 Valencia
Meyer & Lotz (John Meyer and Charles Lotz)
proptrs Delmonico Restaurant, 1007 Market
Meyer & Walker (Louis Meyer and William Walker)
tailors, 908 Market
Meyer's Restaurant, Muehe & Duggan proptrs,
211 Sutter
Meyer. See Maier, Mayer, Meier and Myer
Meyerback Louis, sigupainter, r. 114 Alta PI
Meyerback Solomon, groceries and liquors, SE
cor Mason and Green
Meyerback William H., brassfinisher George H. Tay
& Co., r. 1431 Pacific
Meyerderlcs Henry A., salesman L. Feldmann & Co.,
r. 1006 Twenty-first
Meyerderks Louisa, widow, r. 1006 Twenty-first
Meyerfeld Henry, clerk Hecht Brothers & Co., r. 629
Tyler
Meyerfeld Jesse (L. Stebeuhauer .% Co.) r. 1430 Ellis
Meyerfeld Joseph, foreman L. Siebenhauer & Co., r.
1430 Ellis
Meyerfeld Moses (Falkenstein & Co.) r. 629 Tyler
Meyerfeld Sigmund, bookkeeper Falkenstein & Co.,
r. 629 Tyler
Meyeriuk John O. (Russ, Meyerlnk & Co.) r. Aca-
pulco, Mexico
Meyermiller F., cutler Will & Flnck, r. 337 Eddy
Meyers Adam, seaman, r. 253 Tehama
Meyers Atlolph, dealer and repairer musical In-
struments, 46 Geary
Meyers August G., trader, r. 1000 Pacific
Meyers Benjamin (Meyers Brothers) r. 220 Austin
Meyers Bernard, teamster, r. 7 Seventh
Meyers Brothers (Benjamin and Rictiard) blacksmiths,
32 Clark
Meyers Caspar, tailor, r. Branch House
Meyers Charles, cook Presidio Quarters
Meyers Charles, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 259 Minna
Meyfrs Charles, longshoreman, r. 47 Vsllejo
Meyers Charles, rigger, r. 19 Howard
Meyers Charles A., laborer freight dept Southern Pac.
RR.,r. 2-28 Langton
Meyers Charles J., sallmaker bark Great Western,
Mission St. Wharf
Meyers David A., vegetable peddler, r. 2626 Bush
Meyers David J., miner, r. 1517 Mason
Meyers D. W., clerk, r. 355 Jessie
Meyers Edward, messenger American District Tel.
Co., r. 1517 Mason
Meyers Emma Miss, bookkeeper A. Germon & Co., r.
SE cor Bryant and Tenth
Meyers F., a.ssistaut keeper Goat Island Light House
Meyers Frederick, r. 707 Greenwich
Meyers Frederick, stableman ITnited Carriage Co.
Meyers Frederick Jr., photographer, r. 707 Greenwich
Meyers George, clerk D. Samuels, r. 524 Jessie
Meyers George, Draymen and Teamsters' Union, 38
Eddy
Meyers George, laondryman, r. 106 William
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Meyers Henry (Greenough & Meyers) r. 831 Eearny
Mey pre Henry, bartender stmr Yosemite, r. 791 Jj
Stevenson
Meyers Henry, clerk, r. 7 Seventh
Meyers Henry, clerk, r. 213 Stevenson
Meyers Jacob, r. C Seliua PI
Meyers John, clerk Henry Tobelmann, r. 8E cor
Hayes and FrauKlin
Meyers John, engineer, r. 27 M Fourth
Meyers John, laborer Neville & Co., r. 119)6 Bernard
Meyers John, seaman Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Meyers John, tailor. .501 Kearny (and Meyers & Loew-
eustein) r. •> Seliua PI
Meyers J. K., well borer, r. 446 Brannan
Meyers Juana M., embroiderer, r. 1628 Stockton
Meyers Louis (Meyers k Larpin) r. 1312 Kearny
Meyers Minnie Miss, hairworker, r. 707 Greenwich
Meyers Paul, seaman Pacific Coast S3. Orizaba
Meyers Rebecca, widow, r. 713ii Union
Meyer.s Riihiird (Meyers Brothers) r. 220 Austin
MEYERS ROBERT C, druggist.
NW cor Union and Powell, r. 713!!i Union
Meyers Samuel, assistant treasurer Standard Thea-
ter, 314 Bush
Meyers Samuel, cigarmaker William N. Smith & Co.,
r. 464 Clementina
Meyers William, laborer Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. 2-521 Bryant Av, nr Twenty-third
Meyers & Larpin (Louis Meyers and Eugene Larpin)
mussel dealers, E s Kentucky, bet Sonoma and
Nevada
Meyers & lioe-wenstein (John Meyers and Her-
man Loewenstein) tailors' and dressmakers'
trimmings, 22 Dupont
Meyers. See Myers, and Mayers
Meyerstein Cuesar (of Meyerstein & Co., San Bernar-
dino, Cal.) office 309 Cal., room 16, r. 805 Ellis
Meyerstein Henry, merchant, r. 326 Tyler
Meyerstein Joseph, clerk, r. 326 Tyler
Meyerstein Joseph, secondhand flour sacks, 124 Com-
mercial, r. 2116 Mission
Meyerstein Louis (Meyerstein & Lowenberg) r. 611
Van Ness Av
Meyerstein k Lowenberg (Louis Meyerstein and Isi-
dor Lowenberg) manufs gents' furnishing goods,
23 Sansome
Meyn Henry, butcher, r. 1520 Folsom
Meyn John, clerk John Blohme, r. 1202 Sutter
Meyn Matthias, laborer Pac. Box Factory, r. 1114 Bry-
ant
Meyn Peter, groceries and liquors, 1520 Folsom
Meyn Peter H., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. S s
Twenty-ninth, bet Dolores and Church
Meyn William M., packer Folger, Schilling & Co., r.
1520 Folsom
Mezzaro Pietro, sculptor and cameo cutter, 805Mont-
gomerv, r. 216 Chestnut
Mezzetti Luigi, laborer, r. 616 Broadway, rear
Mhoon J. G., r. 574 Folsom
Mlioon John B., attorney at law, office 16 Mont-
gomery Av, r. Oakland
Mhoon. See Moon
Mibach Matthias, carrlagepainter Clement Toche, r.
3)6 Valencia
Mibach Michael, porter Apothecaries' Hall.r. 3)6 Val-
encia
Mibach Peter G., porter, r. 3 )6 Valencia
Micallef Paolo, chicken ranch, W s Vermont, nr Yolo
Miccacletti Pietro, r. 427 Filbert
Mich Leonard, tailor Lithauer & Co.,r. 719 Clay
Michael Aaron, tailor William Kaiser, r. 1415 Cal.
Michael Abraham, tailor, 350 Jessie, r. 462 Clem.
Michael Blaess, steward, r. 217 )i Elm Av
Michael Charles, cook Miner's Restaurant, r. cor Du-
pont and Green
Michael David, collector, r. .550 Natoma
Michael David, seaman schr Rodney, Green St.
Wharf
Michael Gerson, merchant, r. 809 Jackson
Michael Gustav, boots and shoes, 348 Third
Michael James, carrier S. F. Abend Post
Michael John, carpenter Moore Brothers, r. 816 Bu-
chanan
Michael Joseph, cigars and tobacco. 539 Clay, r. 464
Sixth
Michael Mary, domestic 1928 Pine
Michael Morris, r. 23 Clara
Michael Solomon, merchant tailor, 118 Leidesdorff, r.
939 Folsom
Michaeli Angelo, butcher, r. 314 Broadway
Mlchaelis Borchart, tailor, r. W s Arkansas, bet So-
lano and Butte
Michaelis Borchart J. C, butcher, r. W s Arkansas,
bet Solano and Butto
Michaelis Henry F., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Twenty-ninth and Dolores
Michaelis Herman, sodamaker William Brunlng. r.
W 8 Arkansas, bet Solano and Butte
Michaels Abraham, tailor, 209 Fourth, r. 464 Clem.
Michaels Augusta, tailoress Nathan Davis, r. 33)6
Garden
Michaels Benjamin K. (Tuttle, Michaels & Co.) r. 28
O'Farrell
Michaels C, clothing, 214 Third
Michaels George, expressman, cor Stockton and
O'Farrell, r. 400 Harrison, rear
Michaels George, milkman, 2935 Clay
Michaels Henry (Langley & Michaels) r. Alameda
Michaels Marks, tailor, r. 350 Jessie
Michaels Michael, policeman City Hall. r. 729 O'Far-
rell
Michaels Morris, tailor, r. 33)6 Garden
Michaels William, cook, r. Lafayette Hotel
Michaels. See Michael and Michels
.Vlichaelsen George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Michaelsen Henry, milker John F. Michaelsen, r. Wb
Mission, S of Ocean House Road
Michaelsen John C. (Ehlen k Co.) r. 813 Washington
Michaelsen John F., dairy, W s Mission, S of Ocean
House Road
Michaelsen August, brewer 8. F. Stock Brewery, r.
2118 Powell
Mlchaelson C. August, bookkeeper, r. N s San Joa6
Road, nr Ocean House Road
Mlchaelson Horatio, teamster, r. 159 Dore
Mlchaelson Ludwig C, teacher, r. W s Mission Boad,
bet Five and Six Mile Houses
Mlchaelson Peter, master schr Mary Douglas, r. NE
cor Filbert and Mason
Mlchaelson William, boxmaker, r. 110 Perry
Mlchaelson William, Hackmen's Pro.and Benev.Assn
Mlchaelson. See Michalsen, Michelsen and Michel-
son
Michalany Sarah, widow, r. 20 Freelon
Mlchalitschke Anton (Mlchalitschke Brothers) r. 1302
Pine
Mlchalltsclike Brotlierg (Joseph and Anton)
cigars and tobacco, 239 and 601 Kearny
Mlchalitschke Charles, cigars and tobacco, 04 Third,
r. 118 Post
Mlchalitschke Gustave, cigars and tobacco, 501 Eear-
ny, r. 1114 Sacramento
Mlchalitschke Joseph (Mlchalitschke Brothers) r.
1414 Hyde
Michalsen Rasmus T., groceries and liquors, 21 Alta
PI
Michaud Claude, tanner Thomas McMahon, r. cor
Fifth Av and M, South S. F.
Michaux Gaston, cooper Lawrence Felvey, r. 823 Mont.
Micheisen Maggie, domestic 1811 Polk
Michel Antoliie, vegetables, 25 Colombo Market
Michel Carl, blacksmith, r. 423 Bush
Michel Henry C, pressman Edward Bosqui & Co., r.
327 Jessie
Michel John, brewer Chicago Brewery, r. 638 Fulton
Michel John, salesman John H. Kessing, r. 315 O'Far-
rell
Michel Joseph, sausagemaker. r. 535 Vallejo
Michel Peter, butcher, r. 6 Sonora PI
Michel Robert, Cigarmakers' Assn. 771 Market
Michel Samuel, r. 444 Green
Michel William, stonecutter, r. 7 Varennes
Michel. See Mitchell and Michael
Mlchele Berti, cook Milano Hotel, 416 Pacific
Michele Bertoni, boatbuilder. cor Santa Clara and
Simpson
Mlchelet Charles F., packer, r. 718 Front
Mlchelettl Alfredo (Micheletti Brothers) r. 427 Fil-
bert
Michelettt Brothers (Alfredo and Italo Mlchelettl)
market, NE cor Dupont and Filbert
Micheletti Henri, I'ruitpeddler, r. 1416 Pacific
Micheletti Italo (Micheletti Brothers) r. 427 Filbert
Micheli Cassar, vegetables, r. 1151 Harrison
Michell Francesco. Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Micheli Giuseppe, vegetables, 68 Colombo Market
Michels Aaron W. (Michels, Friedlander & Co.) r. 914
Sutter
Michels Andrew, tailor, r. 1416 California
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I MicbelB Barbette, widow, r. 30 Laurel Av I
j Micbels David, cigarmaker, r. 30 Laurel Av '
i Michels Frederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 506 I
I Ninth j
I Michels, Friedlander & Co. (Aaron W. Michels, Man- !
' rice Friedlander, aud L. M. Michels) importers I
I fancy and furnishing goods, 7 and 9 Battery
Michels George, cigarmaker, r. 478 Jessie |
I Michels L. M. (Micbfls, Friedlander & Co.) r. New
I York
j Michels Leopold (Weil & Michels) r. lOU Van NessAv
I Michels Marx, clerk Seiig & Newman, r. 30 Laurel Av
I Michels. Ste Michaels
' Michelsen Ferdinand, peddler, r. Laidley, bet Thir-
tieth and Thirty-first
I Michelsen Louis, hackman The Windsor, r. 432 Eddy
' Michelsen M., master mariner, office 12 Clay
I Michelsen M. & Sou (Michael and William Michelsen)
I livery stable, NE cor Eddy and Hyde
Michelsen Marks, hackdriver M. Michelsen i Son, r.
I 432 Eddy
Michelsen Mathias, expressman, NE cor Sacramento
I and Front, r. 216 Linden Av
I Michelsen Michael (M. Michelsen 4 Son) r. NE cor
! Eddy and Hyde
j Michelsen Nicholas, principal First School of the
I German School I'nion, Turk, nr Taylor, r. 1229
Mission
Michelsen WilliBm (M. Michelsen & Son) r. NE cor
( Eddy and Hyde
j Michelson Jacob, captain scow Fannie, r. 110 Perry
Miclielsseii, BroTi'n & Co. (Edward MicbeLssen,
Benjamin W. Brown, and Daniel Roth) porkpack-
ers, Potrero, wholes.ile butchers, cor Railroad and
Sixtli Avs, South 8. F., and wholesale provisions,
308 and 310 Front
MiclielKsen Edward (Michelsseu, Brown & Co.) r. 218
Hyde
Michelssen John, Eteamboatman, r. NW cor Jackson
and Davis
Michelssen. See Michadsen, Michelsen, and Mich-
aelson
Michenfelder Heinrich, baker, r. NW cor Nineteenth
and Mission
Michi John, fruits, 810 Kearny, r. 1107 Kearny
MichiKan Central Railroad, William BeDell agent, 22
Montgomery
Michrulachi Ystra, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Mickel William, shipcarpenter, r. 221 Harrison
Mickelsen Benjamin, Yerba Buena Lodge, r. 13 Bour-
binPl
Michilson Cecelia, widow, r. 722 Lombard
Mickey John J., fireman Pacific Coast SS. State of
California. Broadway Wharf
Mickle Ettiug, cashier Thomas Bell & Co., 305 San-
some, r. 02'; California
Mickstrom A. F., seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Micovich Zanz. seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Microscopical Society, room 44 Thurlow Block
Middelkamp John H.. clerk J. G. Waterman, r. SW
cor Jackson and Montgomery
Middle Hill Mining Co. (Esmeralda District, Nev.)
William Letts Oliver secretary, 328 Montgomery,
room 13
illiddlehofTGei-rett F., groceries and liquors, NW
cor Grove nnd LaRuna, r. <i(l9 Buchanan
Middlemas George (Middleraas & Boole) r. 345 Beale
Middlemas John, tanner Mis.sion Tannery, r. SE cor
Eighteenth and Folsom
Middlemas John W., shipwright Middlemas & Boole,
r. 23H Steuart
Middlemas .V Boole (George Middlemas and William
A. Boole) shipwrights and calkers. Pier 19 Steuart
MiddlemiBB J. R., mining, 406M California, r. Palace
Hotel
Middlestadt Charles, seaman, r. 10 Folsom
Middh Btadt Euaene, second officer stmr Newberu,
Folsom St. Wharf !
Mlddlesworth Abigail C.Mrfi., coffee saloon 131 Sixth,
r. 517 O'Farrell |
Middlesworth Hartford C, cook, r. 131 Sixth
Middleton Arthur B., compositor Dewey & Co., r. 118 I
Post
Middleton Arthur H., clerk, r. 2622 Sacramento
Middle tnn Charles S., clerk, r. 2622 Sncramcnto
Middleton C. S., conductfir Cal. St. RR., r. 1428 Cal.
Middhtoii Eliza Mrs., drcssmnker, 447 Natoma
Mid<IIetnn Emilv, widow, r. 2H22 Sacramento
Middleton Frank (Pitman, Middleton & Co.) r. 629
Greenwich
MiiidU'tou George E., clerk, r. 2622 Sacramento
Middleton Harry F., bookkeeper Laveuson, Winter
& Co., r. 511 Mason
Middli-ton Heury L., clerk, r. 2622 Sacramento
Middletm John (Middleton SFarnsworth) r.501 Geary
Middleton John & Son (Samuel P. Middleton)
real-estate, stock, and general auctioneers, 41'J Pine
Middleton Jonathan (Middleton & Co.) r. East Oak-
land
Mid.lleton Joseph, carpenter, r. 121.J York
Middleton Octavia A. Mrs., portrait painter, r. 2019
Howard
Middleton Robert, watchman North Pacific Coast ER.,
Saucelito Ferry, r. 447 Natoma
Middlt^ton Samuel P. (John Middleton & Son)
r. 19 Ellis
Middleton Walter, carpenter, r. 23 Minna ■ ■ —
Middleton William A., salesman, r. 2019 Howard
Itliddleton •& Co. (Joniithan Middleton) importers
shipchandlery and provisions, and commission
merchants. ;i20 and 322 Washington
Middleton & Karusworth (John Midddletoa and E. S.
B'arnsworth) coal dealers, 14 Post and 718 Sansome
Middleto>vn Plate Co. (Middletown, Con.)
branch 120 Sutter, room 1
Mides Gold and Silver Mining Co., (Storey Co., Nev.)
D. F. Verdenal secretar> , 6 and 7 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Midolo Giuseppe, Itajian Benev. Soc. 423 Washington
Midon Frank, confectionery, 117 Sutter
Midson Richard, bricklayer, r. 6 Polk
Midwinter Frederick, seaman, r. 20 bteuart
Miedeman G., engineer Goss & Adams, r. 1107 Mont.
Mielke M. Mrs., fancy goods. 212 O'Farrell
Mienke John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Potrero
Av, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Mier Faustino, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730
Montgomery
Mier Guadalupe Mrs., tiiloress, r. 1510 Pupont, rear
Mier Joseph, policeman City Hall. r. 25 Langton
Mierson Augustus (Mierson, Jewell & Co.) r. Placer-
ville
Mierson. Jewell & Co. (Aiigustus Mierson, Godfrey
Jewell, and Isaac Levy) clothing, and furnishing
goods, 530 and .532, and 828 and 830 Kearny
Miesegas Alfred D., draftsman County Assessor's Of-
fice, r. 28 McAllister
Miesner Henry, clerk London Tea Co., r. 450 Tehama
M;esner John, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Mietz Ferdinand A., boot and shoemaker, S s Twenty-
eighth, bet Dolores and Railroad
Mietzsch Ernst, tailor, r. 280 Union, rear
Mi;,'hell James P., clerk Bradley & Rulofson, r. 2
Chatham PI
Mighell John, porter, r. 771 Mission
Mighell Richard H., clerk John H. VonAhnden,r. 771
Mission
Mighell William E., ship materials, 105 Steuart, r. 724
Bush
Migmann Christian, brewer Milwaukee Brewery, r.
614 Seventh
Mignola Antonio, fisherman, r. 15 Vallejo
Mignola Domenico, fisherman, r. 15 Vallejo
Mi^'nola John (1) (John Mignola & Co.) r. 2420 Post
Mignola John (2) (John Mignola A: Co.) r. 2420 Post
Mignola John <Si Co. (John Mignola aud John
Mignola) wood aud i <ial. and sawfilers. 242(1 Post
Mignon Abel (Gilly & Miguon) r. 421 Montgomery
Miguel Antonio S., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415}^ Drumm
Miguel.ijaureguy Fortunato, r. 830 Broadway
Miguelajaureguy Miguel, carpenter, r. 830 Broadway
Mike Jacob, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Mikelson Charles, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Mikkelsen B. S., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Mikkelsen Jorgen, cabinetmaker, r. 811 Larkin
Mikkelson Rasmus, assayer, r. 1611 Folsom
Miklau Antone, cutter Joseph T. Poheim, r. 174.!-j
Minna
Mikulich Enrico, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Mikulich Jacob C, coffee saloon, 323 Washington, r.
17 Ohio
Mikulicitz Antonio, cook Divlslch & Buja, r. 1712
Mason
Milan George, fiuits aud vegetabhs, i'>ll Laguna
Milan John, porter Montgomery Block, r. 110 Mont-
gomery Block
Mllanchi Domenico. marblepolisher, r. 818 Sansome
Milani Vasilio, hosthr Novella & Pitto.r. 427 Jackson
Milano Hotel, Carlo Derrlco proptr,1416 Pacific
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Mllato'vich Nicholas, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Milatz Henry, porter Hansen & Kuhl.r. Irving House
Hilda AugUBta, domestic 1299 Van Ness Av
ITile John, fisherman, r. NW cor Tonquin and Brod-
erick
Milecich George, fisherman, r. 715 Davis
Miler Hamilton Vi'., shipping clerk Neustadter Broth-
ers, r. 917 Polk
Miler Walter H., drayman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 917
Polk
Miles Bernard, foreman Folger, Schilling & Co., r.
11 EUtn
Miles E. G., burnisher S. W. Levy, r. N s A'alley, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Miles Edward M. (E. M. Miles & Co.) r. 8 Terba
Buena
Miles Edwin O., fancy goods and notions, 320 Sixth
Miles E. M. k. Co. (Edward M. Miles and Franklin
Lawton) stockbrokers, 413 Montgomery
Miles Harriet, widow, ladies nurse, r. 10?^ Gilbert
Miles Hugh, laborer Joseph Macdonough.r. 6 BealePl
Miles J. C., driver United Carriage Co., Palace Hotel
Miles John, but!tr F. L. Castle, SE cor Sutter and
Van Ness Av
Miles John E., commercial broker, 402 Front, r. 26 H
Kearny
Miles Juhn H., cooper, r. Washingson Av, nr Folsom
Miles Joseph T., r. 1127 Shotwell
Miles Mary, widow, r. 35 Kate
Miles Michael, contractor, r. W s Buchanan, bet Page
and Lily Av
Miles S. A. Mrs., assistant Broadway Grammar School,
r. NucleHS House
Miles William E., bookkeeper George C. Hickox& Co.,
r. It") Stockton
Miles William F., policeman City Hall, r. 926 Mont-
gomery
Miles. See Myles
Milestone William H., longshoreman Menzics, Blug-
■ ham & Co., r. lOG Francisco
Miley Annette D. MisK, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 1524 Sacramento
Miley Emma Mrs., r. 1524 Sacramento
Miley Hannah, widow, r. W s Valencia, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Miley Jacob A., r. 507 Kearny
Miley William, milker E. J. O'Connor, r. cor Wolsey
and Berlin, University McuLd Tract
Milford Henry E. (E.A. O'Brien & Co.) r. Occidental
Hotel
Miliani Giovanni, liquor saloon, 9 Vallejo
Milich Pet<r, restaurant keeper, r. 1307 Stockton
Milich Prosper, fisherman, r. 715 Davis
SlUitary Library, David Wilder secretary, 328
Montgomery, room 21
Militch Stiphen (Militch & Abramovich) r. 1002
Pacific
Militch & Abramovich (Stephen Militch and John
Abramovich) proptrs Squarza Saloon, 120 Leides-
dorfi'
Milka Anna M., widow, r. W s Georgia, bet Sierra and
Shasta
Milkmen's Mutual Aid and Protective Association, 35
Eddy
Milks George O., clerk Branch House, 424 Sansome
Millam Maggie Miss, chambermaid New Wisconsin
Hotel, 902 Montgomery
Millau David, carriagepainter Walcom, Gowan k
Coffee, r. Oakland
Millan J. C, Cigarmakcr's Assn, 771 Market
Millan Mary, domestic 1812 Steiner
Millar John, saddler Miin & Winchester, r. Oakland
Millar John E., .seaicher records The Real Estate As-
sociates, 230 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Millar. See Miller
Millard Benjamin, teamster, r. Beale, nr Harrison
Millard Eugene A., with Salamander Felting Co., r. 1
Hampton PI
Millard Hannah Miss, artist, r. 2217 Larkin
Millaret Thomas, bootmaker, 522 Dupont
Milluton James, laborer, r. United States Hotel
MlUback Frederick, captain schr Queen of the Bay,
Beale St. Wharf
Mille Charles, r. 1027 Dupont
Milledge George M., painter, r. 17 Seventh
Milleen Thomas, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother,
r. Clementina, bet First and Second
Millen J. S., fireman Pac. Saw Manuf. Co., r. 18 Hunt
Millen Peter, fireman stmr Yosemite, Market St.
Wharf
Milleudorf Henry, waiter 88. Oregon, Folsom St.
Wharf
Miller , butcher, r. 8W cor Seventh and Bailroad
Avs, South S. F.
Miller , longshoreman, r. 28 Clinton
Miller A., r. 36 Clay
Miller Aaron, salesman Bernard Miller, r. 912 Post
Miller Abraham D., dairy, W s San Brvuio Road, nr
Silver ftv
Miller Adam, carpenter, r. Eighteenth, nr Moautain
Spring House
Miller Adam, carpenter, r. 114 Twenty-third
Miller Adolph, baker Wilhelm Hahn.r. 140 Ninth
Miller Albert, baker, r. li:i Nntoma
Miller Albert, clerk Morris Pincus, r. 321 Pacific
Miller Albert, sawyer D. A. Macdonald & Co., r. Oak-
land
Miller Albert, vice-president S. F. Savings Union,
office 22 California, room 8, r. Oakland
Miller Albert, watchman S. F. Market, r. 803 Mont.
Miller .\lbert S., watchman S. F. and Pac. Sugar
Refinery, r. 392 Ninth
Miller Alexander, deckhand stmr D. E. Knight, Green
St. Wharf
Miller Alexander, tanner C. McCarthy.r. 721 Brannan,
rear
Miller Alfred, waiter, r. 112C Market
Miller Andreas, baker Frederick Hellwig, r.l59 Jessie
Miller Anita, widow, r. 707 Montgomery Av
Miller Ann, widow, r. 570 Howard
Miller Annie Miss, r. 14 Turk
Miller Annie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. A. F. Small, r.
1128 Mi-ssion
Miller Annie J., widow, r. 422 Seventh
Miller Anthony, market, 718 Brannan
Miller Anton, foreman Cutting Packing Co., r. 8
Heron
Miller August, candymaker Schroder & Albrecht, r.
Brannan
Miller August, driver, r. 323 Jessie
Miller August, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Miller August, varnisher, r. 208 Seventh
Miller Balsar, dairy, S B Thirtieth, bet San Jose Av
and Dolores
Miller B. C, driver Hayes Valley branch Market St.
BR., r. 114 Steiner
Miller Benjamin, drayman, r. 8W cor Buchanan and
Pierce
Miller Benjamin, seaman, r. 26 Steuart __ -
Miller Bernard, poultry and game, 85 and 86
Centre Market, r. 912 Post
Miller C, waiter Pacific Mail SS. Australia
Miller C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 142 Sixth
Miller Carl (Marder, Luse & Co.) r. Chicago, 111.
Miller C. C.,r. 219 Powell
Miller Celia Mrs., furnished rooms, 29 Dupont
Miller Charles (Engle & Miller) r. 11 O'Farrell Alley
Miller Charles (Huntington, Hopkins & Co.) r. 1011
Sutter
Miller Charles, butcher r. 1065 Market
Miller Charles, butcher What Cheer House Restau-
rant, r. 531 Sacramento
Miller Charles, carpenter, r. 512 Hyde
Miller Charles, clerk cigarstand. Occidental Hotel
Miller Charles, cook, r. 225 Tenth, rear
Miller Charles, driver City RR.,r. 529 Valencia
Miller Charles, gardener, r. 21Ritch, rear
Miller Charles, jeweler L. Miller Jr., r. Alameda
Miller Charles, laborer, r. Second St. House
Miller Charles, lumberman, r. 412 Beale
Miller Charles, printer Alta Job Office, r. 765 Market
Miller Charles, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Miller Chnrles, steward, r. Central Pacific Hotel
Miller Charles, st-dward, r. 54 Sacramento
Miller Charles, waiter, r. 18 Mason
Miller Charles, waiter, r. 603 California
Miller Charles, waiter Kevstone House, 127 Jackson
Miller Charles A. (J. M. Miller k Son) r. .506 Fell
Miller Charles A., coppersmith Pacific Mail SS. Co.,r.
108 McAllister
Miller Charles A., with L. P. Fisher, r. 919 Union
Miller Charles B., clerk Charles Pace, r. 2596 Howard
Miller Charles E., bookkeeper California Farmers'
Mutual Fire Insurance Assn, r. Oakland
Miller Charles Edwin, salesman Dunham. Carrlgan k
Co., r. 1935 Jessie
Miller Charles F., captain schr Bonanza, Larue'sWharf
Miller Charles G., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.'s Dock,
r. Fremont, nr Bryant
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Miller Charles H., r. 1034 Folsom
Miller Charles H., bookkeeper, r. 108 McAllister
Miller Charles H., butcher John D. Coughlin, r. 230 J<
Sixth
Miller Charles H., captain schr Eclipse, office 22 Cal.
Miller Charles H., miner, r. 2126 Howard
Miller Charles W., cooper, r. 825 Brannan
Miller Charles W., freight clerk Pacific Coast 8S. Co.,
Broadway Wharf ^
Miller Christopher, baker R. R. Swain & Co
Miller Christopher, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Miller Christopher A., watchmaker and jeweler, 400
Fourth
Miller Christopher K. L., clerk C. J. Hawley & Co., r.
1219 Fillmore
Miller C. AI., physician, office and r. 523 Kearny
Miller Conrad, cabinetmaker, r. 208 Seventh
Miller Conrad, wood turner, r. W s Mission, bet Ran-
dall and West Av
Miller C. W., deputy collector U. S. Internal Revenue
r. 31.5 Diipont
Miller David W., r. 940 Geary
Miller Deunis, laborer Eureka Stone Manuf. Co., r. W
R Sherman, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth I
Miller Don F. (Mark A. Miller & Co.) r. Oakland '
Miller Edmund, carpenter, r. 1612 West Mission 1
Miller Edward, barber James Scares, r. Ifi3 Jessie
Miller Edward E. W., clerk land office Central Pac.
RR., r. 1414 Clay
Miller Edward H. Jr., secretary Central Pac.
RR., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 3G, r.
040 Geary
Miller Edward L.,veterinary surgeon, 1.321 Mission, r.
8E cor Point Lobos and Twentieth A'vs
Miller E. J. Miss, assistant Valencia St. Grammar
School, r. 2r)l)(> Howard
Miller E. L., widow, r. 333 Jessie
Miller E. L., printer The Guide, r. 529 Clay
Miller Eli C, painter, r. 2830 Howard
Miller Elias, stockbroker, 402 Montgomery, room 4,
r. 1510 California
Miller Elixlta S., assistant secretary Central Pac.
BR., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 36, r.
940 Geary
Miller Eliza, widow, r. 194 Sixteenth
Miller Eliz^betli L., widow, laundress, r. 1408 Mason
Miller Ellsworth J., compositor Morning Call, r. 513
Hyde
Miller Emil, bartender Herman Julitz, r. 724 Wash.
Miller Emil, peddler, r. 831 Vallejo
Miller Emily C, widow, r. NW cor Fell and Polk
Miller Emma Miss, dressmaker Mrs. R. Shear, r. 825
Brannan
Miller Ernst, cornicemaker. r. 610 Octavia
Miller Ernst H. (Miller & Reese) r. SW cor Shotwell
and Twenty-third
Miller F. A. & Co. (Frederick A. Miller) proptrs Ex-
otic Gardens, 1727 Mission
Miller Fannie, domestic 281 Minna
Miller F. J., liquor agent, r. 758 Harrison
Miller Francis, mate schr Mary Delfo, I-arue's Wharf
Miller Frank, driver Central RB., r. SW cor Ellis and
Steiner
Miller Frank, saloonkeeper, r. 547 Mission
Miller Francis A., brickmason, r. Bootz Hotel
Miller Frank D., compositor Resources of California,
r. Oakland
Miller Frank W., clerk, r. fill Pine
Miller Frederick, r. 9 Laskie
Miller Frederick, bartender August Hlnricb, r. NW
cor Union and Front
Miller Frederick, mate schr Bonanza, Larue's Wharf
Miller Frederick A. (F. A. Miller & Co.) r. SW cor
Twenty-fourth and Shotwell
Miller Frederick C, jeweler, r. 443 Jessie
Miller Frederick J., market, 1103 and 1105 Folsom
Miller Frederick W., barber, 206 ^ Sutter, r. 3 Cottage
PI
Miller Frederick W., clerk, r. 107 McAllister
Miller George, r. 16 Stockton
Miller George, r. 454 J« Minna
Miller George (Alexnnder Waugh & Co.) r. Oakland
Miller George (Miller k VanWyck) r. 811 Greenwich
Miller George, brushmaker Richard W. Simpson, r.
W B Mission, nr Thirty-first, rear
Miller George, laborer, r. 416 Fifth
Miller George, restaurant, 715,'»i Howard
Miller George, .shipcarpenter, r. 16 Perry
Miller George, steward stmr Alice Garratt,Wu8bington
St. Wharf
Miller George, tinsmith, r. 1403 Mason
Miller George A., butcher A. Jonas & Co., r. 1111 Clay
Miller George A., farmer, r. 1431 Howard
Miller George E., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt k Co.,
r. 2602 Sacramento
Miller George H. architect, r. 707 Montgomery Av
Miller George W., clerk, r. 620 Fulton
Miller George W., hatter, 112 Montgomery, r. NE cor
Bush aud Stockton
Miller George W., shipjoiner, r. 1935 Jessie
Miller GustHve E,, salesman Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 816 California
Miller Guy O., driver Abraham D. Miller, r. W s San
Bruno Road, nr Silver Av
Miller H. Clay, cashier CuBtom House, r. Oakland
Miller Hamilton, carpi-nter, r. 7 Heron
Miller Harry, tanner Funcke & Co., r. 37 Converse
Miller Hartwig L., agent Sacramento Wood Co., 2
Mission, r. ISl"? California
Miller Harvey, cashier John Reagan, r. 624 Ellis
Miller H. C, clerk stmr Harriet, Jackson St. Wharf
Miller Henry, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Miller Henry, baker, r. 418 Broadway
Miller Henry, butcher M. Brandenstein &Co.,r. Rail-
road Av, bet Seventh and Eighth Avs, Souths. F.
Miller Henry, cigarmaker, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Millf-r Henry, cij^ars and tobacco, NW cor Market aud
Tyler, r. 1070 Howard
Miller Henry, clerk Martin Ticdemann, r. NW cor
McAllister and Gough
Miller Henry, cook Bootz Hotel
Miller Henry, r. 2830 Howard
Miller Henry, liquor saloon, SE cor Jackson and Davis
Miller Henry, seaman bark Northern Light, Main St.
Wharf
Miller Henry, seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York
Miller Henry, waiter Bootz Hotel
Miller Henry A. (Miller *: Lux) r. 34 Essex
Miller Henry F., waiter National Restaurant, r. 1014
Montgomery
Miller Henry G., clerk, r. 101 Prospect PI
Miller Henry M. A., secretary Presidio RR., 22 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
Miller Henry R., mining secretary, 405 California, r.
5 Miles Court
Miller Henry W., market, NW cor Broderlck and Pine
Miller Henry W., roofer, r. 624 Ellis
Miller Horatio, painter, r. 2830 Howard
Miller I. M., painter, r. 2l30 O'Farrell
Miller J., r. 29 Dupont
Miller J., cabinetmaker, r. 1304 Kearny
Miller J. A., carpenter, r. Eighteenth, nr Douglass
Miller Jacob, carpenter, r. Iti Bryant Av
Miller Jacob F. (Branson, Armitage & Co.) r. 1008
McAllister
Miller Jacob J., junk dealer, r. 2 Warren Av
Mlllf-r Jacob M. (J. M. Miller & Son) r. 506 Fell
Miller James, r. 1220 Mission
Miller James, asphaltuni worker, 528 California, r.
S s Bluxome, bet Fifth and Sixth .
Miller James, captain schr Camilla, Channel St.
Wharf
Miller James, captain tug Monarch, r. 1108 Mont.
Miller James, clerk, r. 13.32 Pacific
Miller James, advertising agent, r. 1218 Mission
Miller James, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Miller James A., r. 907 Jackson
Miller James A., clerk Phoenix and Home Insurance
Co.'s
Miller James A. Jr., bookkeeper Safe Deposit Co., r.
410 Hyde
Miller James H., carpenter Sandford M. Hills, r. 123
Wildey
Miller James H. Jr., painter, r. 123 Wildey
Miller James L., porter Eugene Bruner, r. 017 Mason
Miller James L. Jr., clerk Phelps' Manuf. Co., r. 617
Mason
Miller James Monroe, compositor George Spauldlng,
r. 2130 O'Farrell
Miller Jane Mrs., r. 738 Green
Miller Jcrcinlali, president S.. F. Steamboat and
Transportation Co., office Jackson St. Wharf, r.
Oakland
Miller J. Frank, auditor Custom House, r. Oakland
Miller J. H. Mrs., r. 1120 Market
Miller J. J., mate schr Parallel, r. Alameda
Miller J. M. Jc Son (Jacob M., and Charles A. Miller)
manufs show cases, 545 California
Miller John. r. 429 Sixth
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, ""^ ^T., west ^.f^n-ore street
JUAPnnuniinu lmportkr of and dbalbr bv coal, and pio iron,
• IVIAI/UUllUUun, 4:1 MA-lcet street, corber Spear.
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Miller John, boatman, r. 125M Welsh
Miller John, captain schr Fearless, r. 126 M Welsh
Miller John, chop house, SE cor Steuait and Mission
Miller John, clerk, r. ()2i Commercial
MilltT John, clerk Mrs. Jerome Deasy, r. 8 Dupont
Mille# John, commission merchant, r. 1235 Market
Miller John, cook tug Donaldson, r. 19 Commercial
Miller John, c^remaker Industrial Iron Works, r. S s
Humboldt, bet Vermont and Kansas
Miller John, deckhand stmr Euteriirise, Washington
St. Wharf
Miller John, deckhand stmr Julia, Washington St.
Wharf
Miller John, foreman Mitchell & Hobe, r. 1219 Fill-
more
Miller John, groceries and liquors, 16 Chesley
Miller John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Montgom-
ery and Union
Miller John, jeweler Alfred Tuckey, r. 418 Filbert
Miller John, laborer Mission Soap and Candle Works,
r. 25 First Av
Miller John, pile driver, r. 432 Fifth
Miller John, ship's clerk, r. 10 St. Charles PI
Miller John, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 30 Tyler
Miller John, teamster, r. 14 Fifth Av
Miller John, varieties, 1235 Mission
Miller John, waiter, r, 54 Third
Miller John, 'watchman stmr Julia, Washington St.
Wharf
Miller John , liquor saloon, 52 First
Miller John, liquor saloon, 139 Beale
Miller John, liquor saloon, 221 First
Miller John, woodcarver, r. 8W cor Palmer and Bart-
lett
Miller John A., r. 1061 Howard
Miller John A., physician and druggist, NW cor Val-
encia nnd Hill
Miller John B., r. 701 Stockton
Miller John C, drayman McMillan & Kester, r. 714
Front
Miller John C, upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne & Co.,
r. 623 California
Miller John Charles, carriagemaker B. Grave & Co.,
r. 1723 Sutter
Miller John D., stovemounter Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 1403 Mason
Miller John F. (Schohay'& Miller) r. 302M Hayes
Miller John F., porter, r. 17 Salmon
Miller Jolin P., president Alaska Commercial Co.
(and HulchinBou, Kohl. Philippeus & Co.) ofBce
310 Saiisome, r. Palace Hotel
Miller John F., Stone Cutters' Pro. Assn, 818 Howard
Miller Joint H., attorney and counselor at law,
421 Montgomery, rooms 3 and 4, r. 113 Fifth
Miller John H., engineer, r. 912 Vallejo
Miller John H., janitor Court Block, r. 931 Sac.
Miller John P. G., attorney at law, 214 Sansome, r.
638 Folsom
Miller John T. R , florist, r. 1012 Webster
Miller John W. (Ellis & Miller) r. Oakland
Miller Joseph, framemaker McEachren & Rowe, r. 139
Beale
Miller Joseph A., furniture, and manufLattln spring
beds, 1029 Market, r. 1652 Polk
Miller J. P., seaman SS. Monterey, Broadway Wharf
Miller Julius, civil engineer, r. N s Fifteenth nr
Guerrero
Miller Julius B. S., silversmith Frederick Kroger, r.
28 Eddy
Miller Justus P., photographer, r. 194 Sixteenth
Miller K. Mrs., janitress Fairmont Primary School
Miller Ii. & Co. (Laurenz Miller) upholsterers
and decorators, 122 Geary
Miller Laurenz (L. Miller & Co.; r. 415 Post
Miller Lauritz. master mariner, office 12 Clay
Miller Leonard, expressman, NW cor Fifth and Bran-
nan, r. 2 Brannan PI
Miller Leopold, butcher, r. 614 O'Farrell
Miller Leopold L., bookkeeper Weil & Woodleaf , r.
626 Tehama
Miller Leslie F., managing clerk David McClure, r.
416 Tehama
Miller Lewis, engineer Samuel Bloom, r. r. Es York,
bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Miller Louis, r. 251 Third
Miller Louis (Louis Miller & Co.) r. Alameda
Miller Louis, books and fctationery, 619 McAllister
Miller Louis, butcher, r. 718 Brannan
Miller Louis, clerk Post Office, r. 555 Minna
Miller Louis, cook Charles Seifert, r. 641 Commercial
Miller Louis Jr., manufacturing jeweler, 335 Bush
Miller Lionis & Co. (Louis Miller and John N.
Meyer) propts Hotel Bhein, 909 Kearny
Miller Louis 8., painter, r. 106 Shotwell
Miller Louisa, confectionery and bakery, 829>j Val-
lejo
Miller Louisa F. Mrs., r. 801 Stockton
Miller Lucilias, painter Eli Miller, r. 2830 Howard
Miller Ludwig, tailor, 204 Stevenson
Miller M. & Co. (Miss Maggie Miller) boots and
shoes, 909 Market
Miller Maggie, domestic Palace Hotel
Miller Maggie Miss (M. Miller & Co.) r. 909 Market
Miller Maggie Miss, select school and Kindergarten,
814 Bush
Miller Maggie A. Mrs., millinery, 8 Fifth
Miller Mander, Bhi>w-casemaker J. M. Miller & Son,
r. 506 Fell
Miller Maria, widow, r. 940 Geary
Miller Marion E. Mrs., widow, r. 204 Sixteenth
Miller Mark A. (Mark A. Miller & Co.) r. 608 Market
Miller Mark A. & Co. (Mark A. and Don F. Miller)
advertising agents, 608 Market
Miller Martin, driver N. B. and Mission BR., r. 144
Perry
Miller Martin, longshoreman, r. 36 Clay
Miller Martin, waiter, r. 19 Stockton PI
Miller Martin T., carpenter, r. 1419 Folsom
Miller Marx, scourer, r. 30 Harriet
Miller Mary, domestic 1117 Van Ness Av
Miller Mary Miss, ladies' hairdresser, r. 323 Dupont
Miller Mary Mrs., r. 1220 Mission
Miller Mary, widow, r. 1021 Mission, rear
Miller Mary E., loomteuder 8. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 5 White
Miller Mary J., widow, r. 8 August Alley, rear
Miller Michael, laborer, r. Ill William
Miller Milton B., broker, r. 634 Geary
Miller Minnie E. Miss, assistant Columbia St. Prim-
ary School, r. 19:S5 Jessie
Miller Minor W., r. 1208 Leavenworth
Miller Morgan, bookkeeper, r. 331 Kearny
Miller Morgan B., restaurant, 523 Clay, r. 650 Natoma
Miller Nicholas, r. 20 Frederick
Miller N. M. Mrs., widow, r. 4 Camp
Miller Noah W., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 224 Third
Miller O., waiter, r. 249 Stevenson
Miller O. C, mining secretary, 324 Pine, room 4, r.
Oakland
Miller Otto F. (Held & Miller) r. 768 Howard
Miller Paul, salesman James De LaMontanya, r. 1510
Taylor
Miller P. C. Mrs., wood and coal, 713 Howard
Miller Peter (Belllngall & Miller) r. Oakland
Miller Peter, chief cook Cal. and Mexican 88. New-
bern, Folsom St. Wharf
Miller Peter, seaman, r. 10 Berry
Miller Peter, seaman schr Camilla, Channel St.Wharf
Miller Peter, seaman schr T. Alonzo, Jackson St.
Wharf
Miller Peter, teamster J. B. Firth, r. 713 Howard
Miller Peter C, salesman Henry Liicke, r. 1220 Rear.
Miller Philip, carpenter, r. 11034 Eighteenth
Miller Philip, cook, r. 3 Clay Av
Miller Philip, laborer Baldwin's Restaurant
Miller Philip S., artificial limb maker Menzo Spring,
r. 957 Market
Miller Randolph C, ticket collector South Pac. Coaet^
RR., r. ena Grove
Miller Robert, bootblack, 645 Merchant, r. 644 Clay
Miller Robert B., policeman City Hall, r. 614 Capp
Miller Robert S., clerk Eugene Casserly, r. 121 Halght
Miller Rosa, widow, r. 1501 Leavenworth
Miller Richard, satchelmaker Fechhelmer & Steele, r.
1944 Mission
Miller Samuel, jeweler, r. 219 M Prospect PI
Miller Samuel, tourist agent Central Pac. RB., office
2 New Montgomery, r. 618 Grove
Miller Samuel M. (Phelps & Miller) r. 501 Geary
Miller Sarah E. Miss, assistant Union Grammar
School, r. 194 Sixteenth
Miller S. E. Mrs., r. 200 Stockton
Miller Solomon M., salesman Spruance, Stanley &
Co., r. Oakland
Miller Stephen, brewer, r. 418 Grove
Miller Stephen B., wood and coal, 28 Potter
Miller Thomas, deckhand tug Monarch, r. 1108 Mont.
Miller Thomas, laborer, r. 2507 Mission
Miller Thomas, seaman 88. Oregon, Folsom St.Wharf
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Miller Thomas A., Beaman schr Adrlana, Pacific St.
Wharf
Miller Thomas 8., real-estate, r. 1208 LeaveQworth
Miller W., r. 29 Dupont
Miller Washington J. (estate of) (Miller & Co.) 10
Davis
Miller Wilhelm, tanner, r. W s Dolores, bet Twenty-
ninth and Thirtieth
Miller William, baker, r. S s Twenty-third, bet York
and Bryant
Miller William, barber, 614 Post
Miller William, bartender Christian Eschrich, r. 402
Green
Miller William, boarding and lodging, 5 Washington
Miller William, cabinetmaker Schoenfeld & Ueyman,
r. 262 Eighth
Miller William, carpenter Thomas Kobinett, r. 617
Mason
Miller William, cooper, r. 228 Eighth
Miller William, dri ver Central RR.
Miller William, driver United Carnage Co., Palace
Hotel, r. 17 Hubbard
Miller William, hai-.kman, Plaza, r. 5 White
Miller William, hostler Thomas Ryan. r. 617 M Ellis
Miller William, laborer Golden City Chemical Works,
r. 721 Brannan, rear
Miller William, laborer Philadelphia Brewery, r. 44
Clenieutiua
Miller William, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Miller William, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 822 Val-
lejo
Miller William, salesman A. P. Hotaliug & Co., r. 611
Pest
Miller William, seaman schr Abble, Third St.Wharf
Miller William, shipcarpenter, r. 'iVoM Ritch
Miller William A., clerk Edward Maher, r. 1100
Taylor
Miller William B., driver R. R. Swain «s Co., r. 229
O'Farrell
Miller William C, apothecary, 1124 Stockton, cor
Pacitic, r. 1606 Taylor
Miller William C, bookkeeper, r. 429 Sixth
Miller William C, butcher, r. 1108 Pacific
Miller William D., physician, otBce 214 Kearny
Miller William H., barber, r. 13 Selina PI
Miller William H., blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r. 1723
Sutter
Miller William H., bookkeeper Bedington ic Co., r.
524 Jones
Miller William H., clerk, r. 359 Braunau
Miller William H., groceries and liquors, 319
Green
Miller William H., wood and coal, 28 Potter, r. 27
Rondel PI
Miller William P. (Bollinger & Miller) r. 638 Linden Av
Miller William P., mining engineer, 80 Nevada Block,
r. Oakland
Miller William R., carpenter, r. 26 Rondel PI
Miller Wilson S., plumber G. & W. Snook, r. 511 Lom-
bard
Miller W. W., merchant, r. Russ Hnuse
Miller & Co. (estate of Washington 3. Miller and
James P. Hulme) commission, wool, and grain,
10 Davis
Miller & liux (Henry Miller and Charles Lux) whole-
sale cattle dealers. First Av, South S. F., office
633 Kearny
Miller & Reese (Ernst H. Miller and William Reese)
groceries and liquors, SW cor Shotwell and Twen-
ty-third
Miller iV Richard (Edinburgh, Scotland) John J.
Palmer agent, type, presses, and printing mate-
rial, 529 Commercial, and 205 Leidesdorff
MiUer (b Van Wyck (George Miller and H. L.
Van Wyck) stockbrokers, office 308 Pine
Miller. See Millar
Millerich M., laborer Pacific Mail 3S. Co.
Millerich Michael, laborer, r. 120 Shipley
Millerich Michael, laborer Sea Wall, r. 414 Francisco
Milles W. E. Mrs., r. 16 Stockton
Millett Edward V., collector, 504 Kearny
Millett George F., printer Mrs. L. G. Richmond &
Son, r. 1009 Powell
Millett John H., painter, r. 213 Fourth
Millett Patrii k (Muldowney fc Millett) r. E 8 Church,
bet Twenty-seventh and Duncan
Milllcioh P., Austrian Benev. Soc, 310 O'Farrell
MillieJames, plasterer, r. 344 Shipley
Milligan Caleb, blacksmith SutUr St. RR., r. S 8
Greenwich, bet Octavia and Laguna
Milligan Samuel P., messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r.
Sacramento
Milliken Annie, domestic 1204 Geary
Milliken Bridget, widow, r. 7 Rincon Court
Milliken Charles, collector Anglo-Califomian Bank,
r. 2 Bowles PI »
Milliken Frank C. contractor, r. W s Castro, bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth ^
Milliken Gra<^'e Miss, r. 2300 California
Milliken Isaac T., mining and real-estate, 62S
California, room 1, r. 2625 Howard
Milliken John (P. & J. Milliken) r. 2 Bowles PI
Milliken Joseph, bookkeeper P. ts. J. Milliken, r. 2
Bowles PI
Milliken Katie Mrs., r. 515 Minna
Milliken King, blacksmith, r. 235 Stevenson
Milliken L. H. Mrs., r. 405 Sutter
Milliken Mary, widow, r. 185 Sixteenth
Milliken P. & J. (Peter and John Milliken) dairy
produce, 56 Centre Market
Milliken Peter (P. & J. Milliken) r. 2 BowIcp PI
Milliken Peter Jr., collector 8. F. Bulletin Co., r. 2
Bowles PI
Milliken Thomas, foreman Chase b Wolff
Milliken William, drygoods, r. 2 Bowles PI
Milliken William H., mechanical engineer, r. 1032
Plue
Milliken William H., surveyor, r. W 8 Castro, bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Milliken. See Milligan
Milliman George, salesman John R. Russell, r. Mis-
sion, nr Second
Millin Isaac, seaman, r. 20Folsom
Millius Mary, widow, r. 2332 Mission
MillmanNebemlah O., painter, r. 121 Nineteenth
Millmeister Henry F., bakery, 312 Hayes
Millner John F., salesman Sanderson & Horn, r.
1209 Clay
Millner William, machinist Union Ironworks, r. 120ft
Clay
Milloglav Edward C, bartender Nicholas P. Millog-
lav, r. SE cor Pacific and Battery
Milloglav Michel P., restaurant, 138 Fourth
Milloglav Nicholas C, bartender Michel P. Millog-
lav, r. 138 Fourth
Milloglav Nicholas P., restaurant, 8E cor Pacific and
Battery
Milloglav Peter P., restaurant, 217 Sixth, r. 443)4 Na-
toma
Millon Alphonso, cook Palace Hotel, r. 1205 Stockton
Millorff Henry, seaman, r. 415 East
Milloslavich M. P., waiter Antonio Raicevicb, r. 323
Fourth
Mills Albert, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 609J4 Howard
Mills Andrew, plumber and gasfitter. Railroad At,
bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth Avs, South S. F.
Mills Charles, Cigarmakers" As8n,771 Market
Mills Charles A., plasterer Samuel Kellett, r. 64 Third
Mills Charles H.. baker, r. 619 Pacific
Mills David J., dairyman, r. 322 Fulton
Mills D. O., capitalist, 426 California, room 1, r.
Milbrae, San Matto Co.
Mills Gflf^ar, capitalist, and president Eureka and
Palisade Railroad Co., 426 California, Room 1, r.
Union Club
Mills Edward, miner, r. 325 Clay
Mills Elbridge, shoemaker, r. N s Valley, bet Sanchee
and Noe
Mills E. T. B., salesman E. Detrlck k Co., r. 2144
Powell
Mills Frank, r. 212 Powell
Mills Frank, cook Thomas Tompkins, r. 135 Post
Mills F. Gordon B., r. 212 Powell
Mills Isaac C, foreman Engelbrcclit, Fox & Co., r. cor
Twenty-second and Chattanooga
Mills James, conductor Omnibus KR. Co.
Mills James, longshoreman, r. 311 Filbert
Mills James, master mariner, r. 2012 Dupont
Mills James, pressman S. F. Chronicle, r. 1256 Mont.
Mills James A., stevedore, r. 18k' Sacramento
Mills John, seaman, r. 2(> Steuart
Mills John F., peddler, r. W s Mission, nr St. Mary's
College
Mills John H., clerk U. 8. Railway Mall Service, 606
Montgomery, r. Oakland
Mills Joseph, dyer Cal. Silk Manuf. Co., r. E s M, bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth Ave, South 8. F.
Mills, Leak & Co. (Philo Mills, Mon Leak and
John Fulton) manufs buck and kid gloves, ,23
Sutter
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Mills Luther, ateward George M. Gardner, r. 7 Medaii
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Mills Lydla, domcsflo 1117 Post
Mills O^den, ciipitalist, 426 California, room 1, r,
Milbrue, San Muteo Co.
Mills Philo (Mills. Leak k Co.) r. 611 Capp
Mills Robert, laborer, r. 517 H Grove
Mills Samuel, painter John L. Cabill, r. 1Q36 Twenty-
first
Mills Samuel, wagonmaker Felix Keaney, r. 33 Eddy
Mills Samuel C, clerk delivery dept Wells, Fargo k
Co., r, 724 Folsom
Mills Sarah I., widow, dressmaker, r. 11:(0 Pacific
Mills Tyrell, withE. Detrick & Co., r. 212 Powell
Mills Walter, engineer, r. 19 Moss, rear
Mills Warren, captain ship Harvey Mills, Oriental
Wharf
Mills Warren H.. attorney at law, r. 608 Ellis
Mills William (Bay City Oyster Co.) r. Shoal Water
Bay. W. T.
Mills William, horse dealer, r. 23 Natoma
Mills William L.B., cashier E. Detrick & Co., r. 212
Powell
Mills. See MHz
Milly Brothers (Charles and Jerome) proptrs Bay
View Tallow Works, cor Twenty-seventh Av and
G, Bay View. South S. F., office 562 Brannan
Milly Charles (Milly Brothers) r. cor Twenty-seventh
Av and G, Bny View, South S. F.
Milly .Jerome (Milly Brother.s) r. cor Twenty-seventh
Av and G. Bay View, South S. F.
Millzner Henri S., salesman H. Myers & Son, r. 1213
Mason
Millzner -Tohn H., clerk Henry White, r. 1213 Mason
Millzner Leopold, watchmaker, 422 Kearny, r. 1213
Mason
Millzner Manuel, clerk Leoi)old Millzner, r. 1213
Mason
Milm John, longshoreman, r. 523 Howard, rear
Milman Jolin (Schroeder k Milman) r. 1619 Eddy
Milne Alexander, tailor, C25 Merchant
Milne George, plumbing and steamfitting, 119 Du-
pont, r. 1209 Tyler
Milne James, machinist Pac' Spring and Mattress Co.,
r. 1745 Mission
Milne John, seaman, r. 908 Sansome
Milne Mary L., Mrs., bakery, 1745 Mission
Milne Robert D., r. 812 California
Milot Charles H., expressman. NW cor Front and
Washington, r. 546 Fifteenth
Milot William, machinist, r. 812 Folsom
Milovich Jacobson, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Milow Frederick, r. S s Francisco, bet Stockton and
Powell 1
Milrich James, laborer Sea Wall
Milrich Michael, laborer Patrick A. McDonald, r. 120 i
Shipley '
Milroy R. B. & Co. (Robert B. Milroy, S. P. Warren,
and Charles S. Benham) mining, 411 California
Milroy Robert B. (R. B. Milroy k Co.) r. Oakland
Milroy William, clerk freight dept Central Pac. RR.,
r. Oakland
Mllsner Abraham, suspendermaker Merrill k Worth,
r. 728 Vallejo
Miltenberger Cliarles, clerk Military Headquarters,
Presidio Reservation, r. 3064 Laguna
Milton House, Mrs. Rose Durning proprietress, 156
Third
Milton Mining and Water Co. (Nev. Co., Cal.) Henry
Pichoir secretary. 320 Sansome, room 24
Milton Thomas S.. r. 511 Post
Milton William, shipchandler, r. 14 Haggiu
Miltvard Henry & Sons, needles and fish hooks,
511 Market
Milwaukee Brewery, Gehrig, Lurmann & Co. proptrs,
612 and 614 Seventh
Milz Peter, butcher John Muller, r. 517 Linden
Minan Michael, laborer Pacific Coast SS. Co.
Mincer Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. 615 Natoma
Minch Charles, porter Siegfried's Hotel, 228 Bush
Mincher Isaac, heater Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s Min-
nesota, bet Solano and Mariposa
Minchler Seth T., salesman E. A. Fargo & Co., r. 715
Hyde
Minderman Henry (J. D. Heins & Co.) r. NW cor
Fremont and Folsom
Minders Charles, captain scow Charlotte, Howard St.
Wharf
Mlndham James, delivery clerk Preston & McEinnon,
r. Clipper, nr Church
Minehan Catherine L., widow, r. 35 )t Freelon
Minehan Edward, driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 73
Stevenson
Minehan Thomas, sawyer, r. Cherubusco, nr Cort-
land Av, B. H.
Minehan Timothy J., r. 611 Jones
Minehan Patrick, market, 536 Fourth, r. 37 Freelon
Miner A., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Miner Andrew J., mining superintendent, r. 625)<
Clay
Miner A. V., salesman Wyatt, Haskin & Co., r. San
Jose
Miner Edgar E., traveling salesman Samuel Hill, r.
307 Fourth
Miner George W., painter, r. 214 Franklin
Miner Joseph E., bookkeeper F. Chevalier & Co., r,
307 Fourth
Miner Julius V., engineer Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,r.
1057 Mission
Miner Michael, longshoreman, r. 14 Bartol
Miner O. F., note teller Pac. Bank, r. 927 Tyler
Miner Robert, master schr Eittie Stevens, Main St.
Wharf
Miner Terrence, waiter Baldwin's Restaurant, r. 280
Jessie
Miner Thomas E., grain dealer, r. 1502 Howard
Miner William, printer S. F. News Letter, r. 702
Vallejo
Miner William H., coffee mills, cor Brannan and
First, r. SW cor Eighteenth and Howard
Miner. See Minor
Mineral Fork Mining and Smelting Co. (Utah) Otto
Jletchke secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 20
Miners' Association (The) John Derby secretary, 320
Sansome, room 23
Miners' Foundry, now Golden State and Miners' Iron
Works, 237-251 First
Miners' Hi.tel, Kichard O'Connor proptr, 424 Bdwy.
Miners' Restaurant, P. B. Berges & Co. proptrs
531 and 533 Commercial, branch 737 Market
Minerva House, Frederick W. Paupitz proptr, 123
Jackson
Mines Jacinto, Portuguese Pro. and Benev Assn,
4153^ Drumm
Minger George F., teamster Black I'oint Packing
House, r. NW cor Francisco and Fillmore
Mingham Robert W., hackdriver, r. 1904 Powell
Minhoff C. , capitalist, r. Ahlbom House
Minifie Charles G., clerk A. C. Titcomb, 24 Post
Mining' and Scientific Press (weekly) Dewey jt
Co. publishers and propts, editorial rooms 414 Clay,
office '202 Sansome
Minister Robert H., bookkeepor, r. 605 Polk
Minjo Brothers (Joseph and Lewis) poultry and eggs,
422 Clay
Minjo Joseph (Minjo Brothers) r. !r09 Chestnut
Minjo Lewis (Minjo Brothers) r. .509 Chestnut
Mink George, woodcarver Bryant & Hoffman, r. 1624
Leavenworth
Mink Peter J., shoemaker, r. 1624 Leavenworth
Minkel Christian, dairy, S s Filbert, bet Baker and
Lyon
Minkel John C, laborer Martin Holje, r. E 8 DeHaro,
bet Center and El Dorado
Minnes Robert J., currier Michael Tiernan , r. 7 Capp
Minnie William H. F., engineer Southern Pac. RR., r.
212 Sixteenth
Minnietta Belle Silver Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co.,
Nev.) J. T. McGeoghegan secretary, 318 Pine,
room 13
Minnissini S., Austrian Benev. Assn, 310 O'Farrell
Miuoggi Domenico, frescopainter, r. 9 Sonora
Minoletti Giovanni, pastrycook Campi's Restaurant,
. r. 530 Merchant
Minor Butler B. , mining secretary, 44 Nevada
Block, r. 1935 Clay
Minor Byron T., compositor Daily Stock Report, r.
710 Bush
Minor Ellen, widow, r. C08 Stevenson
Minor George W., apothecary. Apothecaries' Hall, r.
767 Howard
Minor Grace D. Miss, assistant Fourth St. Primary
School, r. 767 Howard
Minor 'James D., miner, r. NW cor Twenty-third
and Valencia
Minor John F., physician, office and r. 707 Howard
Minor J. T., Ship and Steamboat Joiners' Assn, Dash-
away Hall
Minor M. Paj(e, mining secretary, 44 Nevada
Block, r. 418 Sutter
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Minor Samuel A., bartender Simon B. Minor, r.
Tliird
Minor Simon B., liquor saloon, 13 Third, r.
Third
Minor T.. waiter Baldwin's Beetaursnt, r. 280 Jessie
Minor Thomas T., painter, r. Keystone House
Minor William, seaiuan, r. 26 iSteuart
Minor. See Miner
Minot Mary D., widow, r. 710 Bush
Minschard Emile, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Minster Albert, r. 73ri Market
Mint Exchange, Lazarus Radovich k Co. proptrs,
877 Market
Mint Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev)
William W. Bausman secretary, 409 California,
room 4
Mint Lodging House, Michael Lyons proptr, 1027
Market
Mint Saloon and Restaurant, George Hsger proptr,
605 Commercial
Mint U. S., NW cor Fifth and Mission
Minter Edward, baker Eclip.^e Bakery, r. 825 Vallejo
Mintern E. Mrs., electro-therapeutist, offic« and r.
329 O'Farrell
Mintern John S., r. 329 O'Farrell
Mintern. See Minton, and Miuturn
Mlntifi A. E. k Co. (Alexander E. Mintie and
Steinhart) physiciabs and surgeons, 11
rooms 1-3
Mintie Ale.\ander E.(A. E. Mintie & Co.)r. 1101 Bdwy
Minton F., extraman Hose No. fi, S. F. F. D.
Minton John H., marblecutter William Black, r. 219
Tyler
Minton Thomas, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 2 Polk
Mlntum Charles, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 8E cor
Mariposa and Minnesota
Minturn Elizabeth I., widow, r. 913 Battery
Minturn James W., bookkeeper Doyle & Wilson, r.
2211 Van Ness Av
Minturn John, sergeant at arms Pacific Stock Ex-
change, r. 1761 Howard
Minturn Matthew, expressman, SW cor Fourth and
Bluxome, r. SE cor Mariposa and Minnesota
Minturn William J., roller Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NE
cor Minnesota and Mari])OBa
Minturn William L., tinsmith James 8. Wilson, r.
1125 Ellis
Minturn. See Mintern, and Minton
Mintz John, merchant, r. .522 Stevenson
Mintzer Pierre B., physician, r. 710 Bush
Miossi Bernard, dairy, NW cor Lombard and Franklin
Mirabeau Henry, r. 331 Kearny
Mirable Henry, laborer Pac. .'Vsphaltum Co., r. 420
Jackson
Miraglia Camillo, barber, 900 Front
Miram Dora, widow, r. 315 Green
Miramoutes E., widow, r. 20 Rausch
Miranda A., waiter Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Miranda Joye, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Miranda Tuan B., Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730
Montgomery
Miranda Manoi 1, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
416 }4 Drumm
Miraqnle Cora V., widow, tf-acher dancing, 428 Post
Mlrcindette Thomas, butcher John Bayle, r. Fifth
Av, bet L and M, South 8. F.
Misfeld Henry, gardener, r. 1304 Jackson
Misgill Edward C, distributor 8. F. Laundry, r. NW
cor Turk and Fillmore
Misgill Timothy F., blacksmith, 1213 Steiner, r. 1705
Ellis
Mipgill William J., clerk, r. 1705 Ellis
Mish Barrow (P. Mish & Son) r. 328 E-'dy
Mish P. k Son (Pheues and Barrow Mish) importers
millinery and Ktraw Koods, 539 Market
Mish Phtnc.'i (P. Mish & Son) r. 421 ElUs
Misli Sarah Mrs., millinery, 133 Kearny, r. 421 Ellis
Mish S<jloiiii)n G., bookkeeper P. Mish & Son, r. 60C
Geary
Miske John, cooper, r. 735 Brannau
MlHkell Bridget, domestic 126 O'Farrell
Miskell Catharine, widow, r. 668 Clementina, rear
Miskell Lawrence, gasfitter McNally k Hawkins, r.
Twenty-fourlh, bet Church and ji^icksburg
Miskell Michael, marblepolisher W. H. McCurmick,
r. Twenty-fourth, bet Church and Vicksburg
Miskell Thomas, horseshoer Timothy J. Crowley, r.
1011 Steiner
Miskell William F., marblecutter Patrick Carroll, r.
15 College PI
Misuer Julius, upholsterer, r. COl Turk
Missatt Annie, domestic 653 Folsora
Mission and City Transfer Co., Tobey & Co. proptrs,
^■Ji Valencia
Mission Bath House. Ferdinand Bazan proptr, 1633
Mission
Mission Bay Bridg^e Company, J. L.Willcutt
secretary, office NE cor Fourth and Townsend,
room Tfi
Mission Bay Warehouse, Edward Bangs & Co. proptrs,
W s Kentucky, from Irwin to Channel, office 18
California
Mission Evening School, Mission, bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth
Mission Express, J. Francis Jenness proptr, 24 Cal.
Mission Grammar School, Mission, bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth
Mission Market, NE cor Sixteenth end Mission
Mission Mirror (weekly) Andrew J. Boyer editor and
])roptr. N 8 Sixteenth, bet Mission and Hoff Av
Mission Primary School, Mission, bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth, rear of Mission Grammar School
Mission Restaurant, King & Fancourt proptrs, 765 and
767 Mission
Mission Bo.-k Dock and Warehouse, Charles H. Sin-
clair sui)erintciident, office 316 California, room 3
Mission Soap and Candle Works, Max Morgenthau
proptr. Sixteenth, bet Folsom and Harrison, offics
108 Bush
Mission Street Livery Stable, Jamt s P. Ferguson
proptr, 814-820 Mission
Mission Street Wharf, foot of Mission
Mission Tannery, A. B. Patrick & Co. proptrs,
SE cor Eighteenth and Fol-om
Mission Woolen Mills, office 115 Battery
Mipsler Benno. liquor saloon, 819 Kearny, r. 713
Broadway
Missouri Pacific Railroad, Thomas H. Dear-
born general agent. 3 New Montgomery
Mistar Michael, cooper 1. Nesbitt & Brother, r. 13
Wells Av, nr Dolores
Mistre Simeon, copper and tinsmith, 811 Montgomery
Mitau Morris, salesman Getleson & Landis, r. 191S
Sacramento
Mitchell A. Mrs., burler 3. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, Black P>4nt
Mitchell Albert N., bookkeeper Hasey & Lsncadter, r.
1017 Folsom
Mitchell Alexander, cook Baldwin's Restaurant
Mitchell Alfred G., porter Post Office, r. 116 Prospect
PI
Mitchell Andrew, waiter Alexander Jackson, r. 66
Oregon
Mitchell Annie, domestic 1213 Jones
Mitchell Beatrice, widow, r. Francisco, bet Polk and
Van Ness Av
Mitchell Benjamin H., brassfounder William T. Gar-
ratt, r. Oakland
Mitchell Bridget, domestic 8W cor Fulton and Fill-
more
Mitchell Celia Miss. r. 2117 Bush
Mitchell Charles, laborer, r. Fourteenth Av, bet L
M, South S. F.
Mitchell Charles, laborer, r. 24 Valparaiso
Mitchell Charles, stonemaker, r. 2628 Bryant
Mit hell Charles F., printer, r. 134 M Seventh
Mitchell Charles J..delivery clerk Western Union Tel.
Co., r. 3,59 Clementina
Mitchell Charles W., carpenter Sanford M. Hills, r.
842 Clay
Mitchell David, engineer, r. 1301 Larkin
Mitchell David, seaman ship Storm King, Vallejo St.
Wharf
Mitchell Don C, superintendent Eastern Older Co.,
719 Bryant, r. 118 Silver
Mitchell D. P., engineer California St. BR., r. 130T
Larkin
Mit. hell E.. seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Mitchell E. Airs., widow, r. 203 Hvde
Mitchell E. Mrs., widow, r. 44 Sixth
Mitchell Edward (Murray k Mitchell) r. S s Twenty-
ninth, b^ t Noe and Castro
Mitchell Edward, gardener, r. 134 Fern Av
Mitchell Edward, wood and coal, 432 Sixth, r. 434
Sixth
Mitchell Edward H., laborer, r. SW cor Drumm and
Washington
Mitchell Effie, domestic .501 Geary
Mitchell Elizabeth, laundress, r. 15 Lynch
Mitchell Emma Miss, ladies' nurse, r. 1014 Mont.
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Mitchell Emma J. Miss, r. 7 Mary
MitcUt'U Ferdinand, barber, 108 Steuart
Mitchell Frances Mrs., r. 1512 Sairaiiieuto
Mitchell Francis, longshoreman, r. SW cor Jackson
and Drumm
Mitchell Frank, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Blitcliell Frunk, liquor saloon, 1100 Market, r.
lO'J Tyler
Mitchell Frank, restaurant, 2001 Polk
Mitchell Georjje, letter messenger Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. Alabama, nr Tweutj^-second
Mitchell George, seaman bark J.W. Seaver, Mission
St. Wharf
Mitchell George, waiter, r. 254 Jessie, rear
Mitchell George H., agent Hcktograph, and manager
Magic Lotion Co., otfice 507 California, r. Oakland
Mitchell George M., clerk John 0. Mitchell, r. 813
Grove
Mitchell George W., waiter, r. 642 Mission
Mitchell Hank, attorney at law, r. 142 Ji Fourth
Mitchell Harold D., architect, 217 Sausome, r. Brook-
lyn Hotel
Mitchell Harrison W. (Overland Freight Transfer Co.)
r. 004 Harrison
Mitchell Henry, letter messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. 203 Hyde
Mitchell Henry, painter Koch & Rogers, 103 O'Farrell
Mitchell Henry, porter Meyersteiu & Lowenberg, r.
819 Filbert
Mitchell Henry, printer, r. 327 Jessie
Mitchell Henry F., r. 1312 Mason
Mitchell Henry K., mining, 56 Nevada Block
Mitchell J., r. 614 Kearny
Mitchell Jacob S.. painter, r. 6 Elliot Park
Mitchell James, carpenter, r. 426 Stevenson
Mitchell James, expressman, NW cor Pacific and
Stockton, r. 1509 Mason
Mitchell James, florist P. Louideck, r. NE cor Stock-
ton and Broadway
Mitchell James, laborer Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 7 Mary
Mitchell James C., r. St. Luke's Hosoital
Mitchell James E., (Mitchell & Hobe) r. 1603 Mission
Mitchell James E., tinsmith, r. 959 Mission
Mitchell James H., conductor City RR., r. 1831 Mis-
sion
Mitchell James H., manuf Mitchell's ranges, 2226
Howard
pressman Alta California, r. 644
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, salesman Le Count Brothers, r.
Mitchell James J.
Sacramento
Mitchell James S
719 California
Mitchell Jeanette, tailoress N.than Davis
Mitchell Jennie L., widow, r. 521 !^ Natoma
Mitchell J. K., laborer Pacilic Mail 8S. Co.
Mitchell J. M. Mrs., r. Park House, NE cor Twenty-
fourth and Mission
Mitchell John (John Mitchell k Son) r. SE cor Har-
rison and Twenty-fourth
Mitchell John, laborer, r. 312 Main, rear
Mitchell John, cabinetmaker George P. Thomas, r.
32 De Boom
Mitchell John, carpenter, r. 212 Eighth
Mitchell John, carder S. F. PioUKcr Woolen Factory,
r. Francisco, bet Polk and Van Ness Av
Mitchell John, driver William G. Jobson, r. 511 Bush
Mitchell John, fanner, N s Ocean House Road, and
E Ocean View House
Mitchell John, milkman, r. E s Castro, bet EighteRnth
and Nineteenth
Mitchell John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Mitchell John, teamster Collins & Tuttle, r. 7 Juniper
Mitchell John & Son (John ana Peter J.) groceries
and liquors, SE cor Harrison and Twenty-fourth
Mitchell John B., conductor, r. SE cor Fourteenth
and Mission
Mitchell John C, solicitor Philip, Speyer & Co., r. 813
Grove
Mitchell John F., r. 10 Willow Av
Mitchell John H., r. 1807 Stockton
Mitchell John R.. porter A. L. Tubbs & Co., r. W s
Iowa, bet Sierra and Nai)a
Mitchell Joseph, helper boilermaker Pacific Mail SS.
Co.
Mitchell Joseph, longshoreman, r. 47 Vallejo
Mitchell Joseph, plumber David Bush, r. 784 FolBom
Mitchell Joseph R., machinist Harvey W. Rice, r.
2723 Folsora
Mitchell Kate, widow, r. 8 s Greenwich, bet Mont-
gomery and Sansome
Mitchell Kate, domestic 16 Hawthorne
! Mitchell Kate, domestic 619 Green
Mitchell Kate, domestic 832 Shotwell
I Mitchell L. G. Mrs., widow, r. 815 Grove
: Mitchell Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. lo'ihi Third
I Mitchell Lotus, r. 1 Central PI
I M.tchell Lulu J. ifiss, canvasser, r. 33 J4 Perry
Mitchell M. Miss, milliner, 4 Sixth, r. 44 Sixth
: Mitchell Maria, dom.siic SWcor <,'app and Twentieth
Mitchell Mary, widow, bakery, 8 Seventh
j Mitchell Mary, dome.'ftic 1220 MarKet
! Mitchell Mary Miss, tailoress Herrinan Monasch, r.
I SE cor Harrison and Twenty-fourth
I Mitchell Matthew, teamster, r. 10 Freelou
Mitchell Michael, r. 3 Chatham PI
Mitchell Michael, bootcrimper, r. 175 Jessie
Mitchell Michael, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Mitchell Michael, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Mitchell Michael, washer United Carriage Co.,- r.
Oakland
Mitchell M. J., plumber, r. 784 Folsom
Mitchell N., laborer Sea Wall
Mitchell O. F., clerk, r. 834 Mission •
Mitchell Oven, porter, r. 1126 Market
Mitchell Patrick, farmer, r. Silver Av, bet Mission
and San Bruno Road
Mitchell Patrick, hostler Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 2 Gar-
dner Alley
Mitchell Patrick, furnished rooms, 139 Minna
Mitchell Patrick, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 1840
Vallejo
Mitchell Peter, bartender Hugh Mooney, r. 244 Sutrer
Mitchell Peter, grocer, r. 328 Seventh
Mitchell Peter J. (John Mitchell & Son) r. 8E cor
Harrison and Twenty-fourth
Mitchell Richard, poultry dealer, r. S s Greenwich,
nr Sansome, rear
Mitchell Robert, contractor and builder, 328 Pine, r.
807 Turk
Mitchell Robert, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Mitchell Robert G., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. |
1928 Sutter i S
Mitchell Samuel, miner, r. New Wisconsin Hotel JH
Mitchell Samuel P., r. 510 Ellis p,
Mitchell Sarah Mrs., r. 11 Ninth ! «^
Mitchel Sarah D., widow, r. 739 Green
Mitchell Simeon C, captain schr U. L.Tieman, r. 33X ^ ^
Perry ,
Mitchell Solomon, r. 1337 Dupont, rear ' u
Mitchell T. A., machinehand coiner's dept U.S. Mint, H
r. 44 Sixth j
Mitchell Thomas, carpenter, r. E s Utah, bet Yolo | M
and Solano i M
Mitchell Thomas, driver Murray & Mitchell, r. i Q
Twenty-ninth, nr Italian Hospital K
Mitchell Thomas.foreman Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Stables qq
r. 4 Vernon PI '
Mitchell Thomas, laborer, r. 37!^ Garden Op
Mitchell Thomas, night clerk Montgomery's Hotel "
Mitchell Thomas, superintendent scouring dept Wool Q
Agency Warehouse, r. 22 Hill ] q
Mitchell Thomas A. (Jonathan Hunt, Son & Co.) r. i S^
Oakland "
Mitchell Thomas F., carpenter, r. E s Utah, bet Yolo-l-<B
and Solano SB
Mitchell Thomas I., produce dealer, r. 624 Minna P
Mitchell Virginia Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary
School, r. 728 McAllister 3
Mitchell W., bellman Palace Hotel {jT
Mitchell W. H., conductor California St. RR., r. 1426 g
California S
Mitchell William, carpenter, r. 2724 Folsom -■ t^
Mit hell William, carpet beater, r. Vm Mission jB
Mitchell William, clerk County Tax Collector, r. 318 g
Lombard •
Mitchell William, cook Matthew Franciscovich, r. N
W cor Fourth and Jessie
Mitchell Willi.im, seaman Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Mitchell William A., porter William F. Hale, r.
Lynch, nr Ltavenworth
Mitchell TVilliam U., liquor saluoo, 12 Oregon,
r. 2728 Howard
Mitchell William H., patternmaker .Etna Iron Works,
r. 10 Willow Av
Mitchell William J., plasterer, r. 1774 Folsom
Mitchell William K., inspector Custom Houae, r.
Oakland i
Mitchell William L., bookkeeper, r. 1312 Guerrero I
Mitchell William McC, bartender Hocking & Peters, .
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Mitchell William R., letter messenger Wells, Fargo k
Co., r. 1014 Alabama, nr Twenty-second
MitcheU 6i Clifford (Harrison W. Mitchell and
Thomas C. Clifford) proptrs Overland Freight
Transfer Co., Central Pacific RK. Freight Depot,
N s King, bet Fourth and Fifth
Mitchell & Hobe (James E. Mitchell and Adol-
phus A. Hobe) carpet beating machine, 230 Four-
teenth
Mitchell. See also Michel and Michell
Mitchkus John J., jeweler A. Hirschman, r. Alabama
bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Mitchkus John J., tanner, r. 169 Silver
Mitchler Frederick, bagmaker Neville & Co., r. 8W
cor Stevenson and First
Mitcliler Gottlob, capitalist, 22 California, room
8, r. NW cor Sacramento and Jones
Mitchler Susan, widow, r. 3i2 Clementina
Mitrovich M., laborer freight dept Southern Pac. RR.
Mitrovich Matthew, porkpacker Robert F. Bunker, r.
61 n Brannan
Mitschke Joseph W., assistant foreman Alexander
Nicoll, r. NE cor Second and Folsom
Mltt«lstadt Charles H., bartender August Nischwltz,
r. 320 Taylor
Mittelstadt E., second officer SS. Newbem, Folsom St.
St. Wharf
Mittens Magj,ne, domestic 1101 Van Ness Av
Mittz , widow, r. 1027 Dupont
Mivaeli George, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Mil Charles, teamster Philadelphia Brewery, r. 50
Tehama
Mix Charles S., second ofScer ship Erickson, r. 1205
Howard
Mix George O., brateman Southern Pac. RR.
Mil Lee W., stockbroker, 317 Mont., r. Grand Hotel
Mix Warren, r. Branch House
Mix William, laborer, r. 1907 Dupont
Mixer George H., patent bungs, 51 Beale, r. 2016 Fol.
Miyer Charles, steward schr BUI the Butcher, r. 119
Jackson
Mlzitich M., Austrian Benev. Soc, 310 O'Farrell
Moan Edward, hardware. 1627 Market
Moar Charles S., r. 961 Mission
Moar Thomas A., carijeiiter, r. 961 Mission
Moar. See Mohr, Moore, and More
Moblad Emile, lab .rer, r. 23 Ritch, rear
Moch Gertrude Mrs., r. 1027 Hyde
Mock Gottlob, porkpacker Michelesen, Brown b Co.,
r. 120 Guerrero
Mockbee William K., porter Folger, Schilling & Co., r.
2200 Pine
Mockel Christian, market, NW cor Union and Kearny
Moi-kel John, cook, r. 9J4 Sonora
Mocker Andrew, clerk Theodore Dramas, r. 1023 Mis-
sion
Mocker Louise Miss, r. 23 Kearny
Mocker Rudolph (Mocker A: Newmark) r. 630 Stev.
Mocker William, furnished rooms, 23 Kearny, and
brlckmakcr, r. 1023 Mission
Mocker William Jr., plumber, r. 1023 Mission
Mocker & Newmark (Rudolph Mocker and Abraham
Newmark) tinsmiths, plumbers, etc., 327 Turk
Mockler Patrick, coachman, r. 777 Market
Model Laundry, L. Darolles pioptr, S s California,
bet Broderick and Baker
Moden Augusta Miss, dressmaker, r. 119 Bernard
Moden Eric B., collector Bohemian Club, r. 119 Ber-
nard
Modeste August, baker Eclipse Bakery, r. 1-120 Pac.
Modiste Emily, widow, r. 1420 Pacific
Moding Fritz, butcher Theodore Moding, r. Fifth Av,
bet L and M, South S. F.
Moding Theodore, wholesale hog butcher, cor Fourth
Av and M, r. cor Eighth Av. and M, South S. F.
Modinl Geor(^o, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Modinl Lorenzo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Modoc Consolidated Mining Co. (Inyo Co., Cal.) J.
W. Pew, secretary, 310 Pine, room 17
Modry Marcus, cigars and tobacco, 312 Third
Moe Lucy A., widow, r. NE cor Greenwich and Taylor
Moe William C, commercial agent, r. NE cor Green-
wich and Taylor
Moebius George H., gardener, r. 212 Tyler
MoebuB Frederick, boot and shoemaker, 333 East, r.
13 Clay
Moebus Frederick W. G., bookkeeper Francis Smith
& Co., r. Alameda
Moeglch Charles, liquor saloon, W s Mission Road, nr
San Miguel Station
Moeller Charles, bakery, 2007 Hyde
Moeller Christ, shoemaker. 431 Dupont
Moeller Fr^-derick A., clerk George Marcus & Co., r.
215 Ellis
Moeller John (Moeller ^ Grauffel) r. 1213 Kearny
Moeller Joseph, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Moeller Leo A., ferry agent North Pacific Coast BB.,
foot Clay, r. 516 Folsom
Moeller Louis, night watchman S. F. and Pac. Sugar
Refinery, r. cor Jersey and Diamond
Moeller Nicholas, solicitor E. Adelsdorfer & Co., r.
cor Waller and Fillmore
Moeller Peter, barber, r. 1307 Powell
Moeller Peter, laborer, r. 704 Battery
Moeller & Grauffel (John Moeller and Frederick
Granfifel) proptrs Bakers Home. 609 Jackson
Moeller. See Moller, Mueller and Muller
Moen H. A.. R., r. Nucleus House
Moench Louis, stairbuilder Cal. Mills, r. 2105 Leav.
Moenger George, teamster Merry, Faull & Co., r.
NW cor Francisco and Fillmore
Moenning Emil, clerk Guenther Moenning, r. 612 Oc-
tavia
Moenning Guenther, hardware, 614 and 616 Octavla, r.
612 Octavia
Moeser Ferdinand, druggist, r. 637 Minna
Moeser Julius, music, ivorj- goods and music strings,
811J4 Market, r.l4J^ Sherman
Moeser Louis, teacher music, r. 14 J4 Sherman
Moessner A., Austrian Benev. Soc, 310 O'Farrell
Moesaoery Jeresemo, boatman, W s Fourth, nr South
Moesta John P., r. 19G Ash Av
Moffat E. <Sk H. (Eugene and Henry Moffat)
wholesale butchers. First Av, South S. F. , office
238 Kearny
Moffat Eugene (E. & H. Moffat) r. 1419 Post
Moffat Francis, carpenter Neville & Co., r. 1 Elliot
Park
Moffat Harry C, stairbuilder Cal. Mills, r. 619
Miuna
Moffat Helen, widow, r. 619 Minna
Moffat Henry (E. & H. Moffat) r. cor Sixteenth Av and
P, South S. F.
Moffat Howard I., salesman C. Curtln, r. 619 Minna
Moffat Thomas, carpenter and builder, r. 706 Hayes -
Moffdtt Edward, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 223 First
Moffatt George (O'Connor, Moffatt k Co.) r. 1514 Lar-
kin
Moffatt George H., carpenter Michael Walsh, r. S B
Powell Av, nr Mission
Moffatt Henry, seaman, r. Bryant, nr First
Moffatt James, molder Rlsdou I. and L. Works, r. 108
Tehama, rear
Moffatt Jane, widow, r. 223 First
Moffatt John R., molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
108 Tehama, rear
Moff.itt Patrick K., carpenter, 713 Turk
Moffatt Samuel, bnilder, r. 1411 Clay
Moffatt Ihomas. shoemaker, 3 Clementina
Moffatt Truman, engineer Sea Wall r. Kearny, bet
Francisco and Bay
Moffatt William, seaman, r. .54 Sacramento
Moffet Ida Miss, feathermaker Miss T. Kuttner, r. 961
Mission
Moffott Bernard, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
1928 Geary
Moffett Thomas, engineer, r. 1928 Geary
Molhit James (Blake, Bobbins & Co.) r. Oakland
Moffltt John, compositor Bacon fc Co., r. 22 Natoma
Moffitt John W., policeman City Hall, r. 1014 Powell
Moffitt Lucien, carpenter, r. United Stat<-8 Hotel ——
Moffitt Thomas C. (Merten, Moffltt & Co.) r. 1811 }j
Steiner
Moffitt. See Moffat and Moffit
Mogal John, real-estate, r. 1703 Stockton
Mogan John, calker, r. i2541 Folsom
Mognn Joseph, cigarmnker E. Briggs & Co., r. 1703
Stockton
Mogan Joseph, molder, r. 2.541 Folsom
Moduli Patrick J., attorney at law, 22 Montgom-
<ry, r. 1128 Tyler
.Vtogling Charles, liquor saloon, 1143 Mission
Mohini J., cabinetmaker, r. Dupont, bet Vallejo and
Green
Mohl H., chainmaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s Ken-
tucky, bet Napa and Sierra
Mohl Karl, chainmaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r.W s Ken-
tucky, bet Napa and Stem
Mohlfeldt Louis (Moblfeldt ft Wallmann) r. 501 Jo&es
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Mohlfeldt* Wallmann (Louis MohHeklt and Rirhard
Walliuann) groceries, liquors, aud dairy produce,
NW cor O'Farrell and Jones, and Black Ulamond
Goal Depot, 504-510 Jones
Mohns Henry, with Muecke, Vietor & Co., and Ala-
meda agent ^tna Fire Insurance Co., and secre-
tary Alameda Building and Loan Assn, office 109
California, r. Alaimda ^. a t<
Moboly John, blacksmith, First Av, South S. i •, r.
Ninth Av. bet L and M, South S. F.
Mohor Joseph C, superintendent Mermaid and Nep-
tune Swimming Baths, r. Beach, foot of Larkin
Mohr Albert, tailor Colman Brothers, r. C25 Merchant
Mohr Carl, barber, 1437 Mission
Mohr Charles, gardener, r. G28 Shotwell. rear
Mohr Edward, clerk William Sorensen, r. NE cor Mc-
Allister and Laguna
Mohr Elizabeth, widow, r. 1323 Natoma
Mohr Henry (South San Francisco Packing and Pro-
vision Co.) r. Sixth Av, bet L aud M South S.F.
Mohr Martin, porter John Ziegenbeln & Co., r. 44
Louisa ^ . ^
Mohr Michael, bookkeeper A. Baumgarten & Co., r.
1306 California
Mohr Pet«r (Mohr & Steffens) r. 1530 Pacific Av
Mohr Peter C, carpenter, r. 127 Jackson
Mohr Rudolph, agent S. Sweet & Co., Visaha, office 402
Front, r. 1008 Larkin
Mohr Rudolph, secretary 8. F. Stock Brewery, SE cor
Powell and Francisco, r. 2118 Powell
Mohr <& Steffens (Peter Mohr and Henry A. Stef-
fens) groceries and liquors. NE cor Polk and Pa-
cific Av
Mohr. See Moar, Moore and More
Mohrdick Martin, laborer, r. South Park House
Mohrhardt Edward, delivery clerk H. H. Noble & Co.,
r. C12 Shotwell „ ^, . <-,
Mohrhardt Philip H., entry clerk H. H. Noble & Co.,
r. 612 Shotwell ^, . ,^.„
Mohrig Christopher F.. proptr Central Planing Mill,
and lapidary and jeweler, N s Berry, bet Fourth
and Fifth, r. 1037 >i$ Folsom
Mohrig Edwin, stencil cutter Francis M. Trueworthy,
I r. 19 Vau Ness Av „ , -^ ,
Mohrig Ida Miss, teacher music, r. 1037 H Folsom
i Mohrig Mary Mrs., teacher piano, r. 1037 k Folsom
■ Mohrmanu Charles, bartender, r. 3 Mary Lane
Mohrmann Christopher, clerk L. Von Harten, r. NW
cor Brannan and Sixth
Mohrmanu F. & Co. (Frederick Mohrmann and Nico-
olas Blanken) groceries and liquors, SW cor
Broadway and Kearny . -, , ,,-,
Mohrmann Frederick (F. Mohrmann & Co.) r. iib
Greenwich
Mohun Peter T., clerk Archbishop Alemany, r. 5lo
Gough
Mohun R., market, 805 Howard, r. 276 Minna
Moir Carrie Mrs., with Miss Maggie Miller, r. 814
Bush . „ ^, .
Moir George, accountant Bank British North Amer-
ica, r. 123 Powell
Moisant Alfred, groceries and liquors, 13 Van NessAv
Moise Charles, r. 1C02 Powell
Moise Lionel H.. foreman Charles A. Klmkuer, r. 410
Moise Philip H., shipping clerk Liebes Brothers &
Co., r. 416 Larkin
Moise S. H. Mrs., fancy goods, 416 Larkin
Moisset F., hatter Martin Meubsdorflfer, r. i35 Cal.
Moisson John, furnished rooms, 522 California
Moister Mary, cook 1816 'Washington
Moitoret Victor, laundry, 237 Thirteenth
Moje D. P., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Mojica J. Dolores, dealer, and repairer musical in-
struments, 1027 Kearny v, » x-n
Moke Henry C. carpenter, r. N s Filbert, bet Fill-
more aud Steincr ' .
Mokelumne Campo Seco Canal and Mining Co., Sam-
uel L. Prindle secretary. 76 Montgomery Block
Molan Edward, actor, r. 54 Third
Molan John, laborer, r. 18Vj Rausch. rear
Molan John Jr., cook Delmonico Restaurant, r. 18 J4
Rausch, rear
Moldaner John, cook, r. 37 Paclhc
Moldenhauer Charles, longshoreman, r. 12354 Welsh
Moldrup August J., clerk Higgins & Collins, r. 15
Moldrup William, clerk W. S. Ray fc Co., r. 15 Hollis
Molema George H., cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, r. E s
Arkansas, bet Solano and Butte
Haskell, r.
511 Mason
Molemann Gerhard. Cabinetmakers' Union. 912 Market
Molera Eusebio (Molera & Cebrian) r. 1928 Sac.
Molera <Sc Cebrian (Eusebio Molera and John Ce-
brian) civil engineers, 40 Merchants' Exchange
Building
Moles Ann, domestic 2106 Jackson
Molin John, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Moliere George W., harnessmaker C. L
San Miguel Station
Moliere J. AV., physician, office and r.
Mollis Albert Leonard (Gysiu & Molus) r. 325 Eighth
Molina Alexander, printer, r. 518 Lombard
Molina Jesus, porter, r. 5 Pollard PI, rear
Molinari Angel, laborer Antoine Franchl, r. 1503 FOl-
inore
Molinari James, sawyer Fulda Brothers & Co., r. 5
St. Charles PI , „ ,^ „ xv ■.
Molinari James Jr., machine hand Fulda Brothers &
Co., r. 5 St. Charles PI
Molinari Luigi, laborer, r. 818 Sansome
Molinari Petro, laborer Antoine Franchl, r. 1503 Fill-
more „ ,, . n
Molineaux Henry, laborer Whittier, Fuller & Co.. r.
Girard House
Molin eux Henry, manager Seth Thomas Clock
Co., 132 Sutter, r. 216 Bush
Molineux M. A., widow, r. C28Capp
Molini Felice, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Molitor C. A., r. 1U13 Market
Molk Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 434 Green
Molk Margaret, widow, r. 434 Green
Molk William, r. 434 (ireen
Molkoos Joseph, cook Adolph Beth, r. 110 Minna
Moll Alois, cabinetmaker, r. 735 Brannan
Moll Jacob, waiter Ernest Luesmaun, r. 4 Laskle
Moll William, seaman schr Joseph, r. North Paciffo
Hotel
Molla Jos^, upholsterer, r. .525 Greenwich, rear
MoUenkopf John M., bootfitter Buckingkam & Hecht,
r. 418 Laguna
MoUer A. F. Theodore, clgarmaker, r. 1314 PolK
MollT Carl, salesman Ernest Essmann, r. 1318 Kearny
Moller Frederick, blacksmith, 187 Stevenson, r. 28
Laurel Av ,„ ^ ,
Moller Frederick F., hotelkeeper, r. 12 Jackson
Moller Gustav, carpenter and cabinetmaker, 1 Webb,
r litrtiGlty
Moller Henry, porter Albert Mau & Co., r. Oakland
Moller Henry C, accountant, r. 911 Polk
Moller Henry R., laborer John R. Walton, r. 408 Te-
hama, bet Fifth and Sixth ^ .,„». ,
Moller James, captain schr Emma, Eureka Wharf
Moller John (Atzeroth & Moller) r. NE cor Austin
and Gough
Moller John, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Moller John H., cigars and tobacco, 312 Sixth
Moller L. A., r. 2510 Bush
Moller Louis, r. 3 Lafayette PI ^ „„ -,
Moller B., carpenter and cabinetmaker. 28 Geary
Moller Richard, cigars and tobacco, and cigar manuf,
1314 Polk „_ _
Moller William, groceries and liquors, NE cor l>n-
pont and Filbert
Moller. See Moeller, Mueller and Muller
Mollested Thomas, seaman schr Hittltia, r. Nortn
Pacific Hotel _ ,
MoUett Christine Miss, tailoress Hyman Levison, r.
256 third „ , „.„ ^ .
MoUeut George A., bookkeeper Cal. Mills, r. Oalt-
Mollissen William, steward Charles D. Zeile, r. 628
Moloney Daniel D., bootmaker Kullman, Salz
r. 19 Caroline „ . , „,
Moloney Edward, laborer, r. 5 Central PI
Moloney J. J., driver Engine No. 3, S. F. F
1313 California
Moloney John, saloonkeeper, r. 220 Broadway
Moloney Michael, wholesale hog butcher. Fifth Av
bet L and K, r. KE cor Seventh Av and L, South
S. F.
Moloney Michael J., r. 521 Minna, rear
Moloney Minnie Miss, buttonholemaker J . w
page, r. 10 Harrison
Moloney Patrick, blacksmith, r. 411 Ellis
Moloney Patrick E., boot and shoemaker, JO'^ F1"J^
Moloney Sarah Mrs., buttonholemaker J. W. Uop
page, r. 10 Harrison
Moloney William, painter, r. 521 Minna, rear
Moloney William, speculator, r. 155 Ninth
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Molony Annie Miss, cigarmaker WilUam Lewis 4
Co., r. 2110 Van Ness Av "»wib a
Molony David, painter Archibald Wason, r. 2110
Van Ness Av
Molony Jeremiah, groceries, 535 Stevenson
SloIonvP. S., merchant tailor, 138 Montgomery
r. 618 Larkin ■"
Molony. See Maloney
MoUoy Bessie Miss, assistant Markit St Primarv
School, r. 600 Bush
Molloy Cornelius, carpenter, r. 366 Minna
Molloy Daniel J., shoemaker S. W. Eosenstock & Co
r. 260)^ Clara '
Molloy H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Molloy Hugh, brewer, r. Ill Twelfth
Molloy James L., shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht r
1322 Webster
Molloy John, commission merchant, 54 Clay, r 1623
Clay
Molloy John W., bookbinder Althof & Bahls. r 260}^
Clara
Molloy Kate -V., domestic 1928 Sacramento
Molloy Maggie Miss, tailoress, r. 2603^ Clara
Molloy Mary, widow, r. 207 Sixth
Molloy Mary A., widow, r. 600 Bush
Molloy Matlhew, laborer, r. Broadway Hotel
Molloy Michael, boots and shoes. 223 Sixth, r. 26054
Clara
Molloy Michael, laborer, r. 207 Sixth
Molloy Patrick, laborer, r. 605 Broadway
Molloy Patrick, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r 2018
Ellis
Molloy Patrick, teamster James K. Kelly & Co., r. 232
Post
SloUoy Patrick C, real-estate and house broker,
116 Montgomery, r. 843 Mission
Molloy Patrick K., teamster James K. Kelly & Co r
232 Post ■*
Molloy Sallie Miss, capmaker, r. 260 3ti Clara
Molloy Thomas, driver Grogau & Anstett, r. 725
Green
Molloy. See Malloy, and MuUoy
Molt John C, clerk Howes k. Pitts, r. 2U Halght
Molt John P., capitalist, r. 214 Haight
Moltenhauer Charles, laborer, r. 123 Welsh
Moltens Charles F., barber, 1616 Polk
Molter Charles, carriage trimmings and harness,
Saventh, r. 669 Clementina
Molthan Emil L., bookkeeper Hueter Brothers & Co.,
r. 28 O'Farrell
Mombach Nicolas, laborer, r. O'Connell PI
Mombert Emil, pressman Pac. Oil and Lead Works
r. 306 Green
Mombert Joseph, r. 306 Green
Momen Adele Mrs., midwife, r. 1005 ><j Powell
Momen Charles, cooper, r. 1005;^ Powell
Momenthy Emil, aitist Edouart & Cobb. r. 471 Jessie
Momm Henry, lisherman, r. Twenty-first Av, nr J,
South S. F.
Momme Edward, seaman schr Three Brothers, r. 200
Washington
Momseu August (Wohlke & Momsen) r. Ns O'Farrell
nr Webster
Mona Anthony, laborer, r. W s Columbia PI, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Monaghan Bridget, cook 1800 Franklin
Monaghan Daniel, flumekeeper Spring Valley Water
Works, r. SW cor Presidio Reservation
Monaghan John, laborer, r. 520 Mission
Monaghan Joseph, liquor saloon, 60 and 62 First
Monaghan Matthew, waiter, r. 178 Minna
Monaghan Michael, r. 49 Garden Av
Monaghan Michael, laborer Central Pac. RR., r. 177
Minna
Monaghan Patrick, fireman Pacific Mall 88. Co., r. 541
First
Monaghan Patrick, shoemaker, 458 Sixth, r. 15 Gar-
den
Monaghan Peter, laborer, r. 604 Natoma, rear
Monaghan Thomas (Monaghan & Flynn) r. Ill Turk
Monaghan William, liquor saloon, 19 Baldwin Court
Monaghan & Flynn (Thomas Monaghan and John W
Flynn) plumbers and gastitters, 1506 California
Monalian A«gie. domesiic 1613 Bush
Monahan Annie, domestic 1303 Octavia
Monahan Catherine, widow, r. 1215 Geary
Monahan David M., pressman George Spaulding r
560 Stevenson
Monahan Edward, shoemaker E. D. Nolan & Co r
338 Minna "
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Monahau Ellen, domestic 814 Lombard
Monahan Frank, carpenter, r. 727 Hayes '
Monahan Hanuah, domestic 929 Post
Monahan Henry, bookkeeper John H.Dall, r. 1415 Oc-
tavia
Monahan Hugh, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
551 J^ Natoma
Monahan Hugh, shoemaker, r. 51 Shipley
Monahan J., laborer, r. 62 Everett
Monahan John, brakeman Southern Pac. RR., r. New
Washington Hotel
Monahan John, driver Market St. RR., r. 330 Guerrero
Monahan John, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
hh\% Natoma
Monahan John, laborer, r. 236 Beale
Monahan John (John Monahan & Co.) r. 143 Perry
Monahan John, stereotyper Painter & Co., r. 30"Et-
erett
Monahan John & Co. (John Monahan) liquor saloon.
434 Pine ^ '
Monahan Joseph, laborer, r. 1.59 Clara
Monahan Joseph, printer David Kerr, r. 1215 Geary
Monahan Lack, laborer, r. 124 Freelon
Monahan M., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Monanau Margaret, widow, r. 10 Taylor, rear
Monalian Mary A., widow, notions, 674 Natoma
Monahan Michael, compositor, r. 9 Moss
Monabau Michael, driver City RR.. r. 021 % West Mis-
sion
Monahan Nora Miss, nssistant San Bruno Primary
School, r. 410 Sixth
Monahau P., r. 190 Sixteenth
Monahau Patrick, r. 731 Calilornia
Monahan Patrick, wooldresser, r. 1937 Howard
Monahan Terrence, cook, r. 948 Howard, rear
Monahan Thomas, carpenter, r. 108 Minna
Monahan Thomas, plumber, r. 1421 Pine
I Monahan William, insui-auce agent, 84 St. Ann's
Building
Monahan William, assistant engineer SS. George W
Elder, r. 931 Folsom
Monuhan. See Monaghan
Monarch Mining Co. (Calaveras Co. Cal.) Frank B.
Latham secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 9
Monasch Herrman, tailor, 458 Clementina
Monasch Julian, tailor, 2001 Mission
Monblauc John B., waiter, r. 6 Pratt PI
Moiicada Lauriaua Mrs., r. 1300 !« Stockton
Monch Charles, clerk Martin Buzzini, r. 6 Laskie
Monclsvais Charles, jeweler A. Tuckey, r. 828 Bdwy.
Monck Richard H., trunkmaker, r. 1127 Folsom
Monck. See Monk and Munk
Moncoeur Emily, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Monday lidward, storekeeper Pacific Mail SS. City of
New York
Mondel Thomas, mining, r. Columbia Hotel
Mondelbano John, jeweler, r. 31 Commercial
Mondelet Francois, r.219 Geary
Mondett J., r. 1318 Dupont
Mondon Calixte, dry-goods, clothing, and boots and
shoes, SW cor Dupont and Vallejo
Mondt Philip D., clerk The German Savings and
Loan Soc, r. 2.33 O'Fanell
IVoiie John J., attorney at law, 13 Nevada Block.
r. 140 Page
Mone Kate, widow, v. 140 Page
Monell Frederick G., assistant sergeant-at-arms 8. F.
Stock and Exchange Board, r. 237 Tyler
Monell George I. N., bookkeeper Biehn, Hemme k.
Co., r. Oakland
Monell Walter D.. photographer I. W. Taber & Co
r. 6 Central PI
Monet Charles, tinsmith Holbrook. Merrill & Stetson
r. 1110 Pacific
Alouet John B., nightwatchman Cal. Mills, r. 1110
Pacific
Monfferan Harry (Leon Dulion & Co.) r. 1027 Dupont
Mong William H., harnessmaker, r. 330 Capp
Monguzzi Felice, editor La Scintilla Itaiiana, 603
Washington, r. 9 Union PI
Monierl Simon, cigars and tobacco, 1339 M Dupont
Mouigue Jacques, waiter Frank Lacoste, r. 1011
Stockton
Monitnr (Catholic weekly) Rev. J. F. Harrington
editor, 622 Clay, room 8
Monitor Belmont Mining Co. (Xye Co., Nev.) B. B.
Minor secretary, 44 Nevada Block
Monk Frederick, seaman SS. Areata, Pacific St.Wharf
Monk Thomas J., niolder Steiger A: Kerr, r. 505 First
Monkcom Charles J., ca. penter. r. 1034 J^ Folsom, rear
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Mouks Anna, vridow, dreBsmnker, 505 Third
Monks James, r. 717 Howard
Monks James, boilermaker Pacific Mail bs. CO.
Monks John T., molder, r. 505 Third
Monks Joseph, shoemaker, r. 15 Stevenson
Monks Samuel . perfumer and witjmakcr, 14 Stockton
Monmouier Charles, attorney at law, 402 Montgom-
ery, room 10, r. 937 Post
Monnet Stephen E., cook Henry Kleen, r. Stockton,
bet Vallejo and Broadway
Monnich August, laborer, r. 31 Fifth
Monuier Alfred, r. 44 Sixth
Monnier Edward, r. 332 Green ,, ,„ „ .
Monnier George, wines and liquors, 11B3 Howard
and 817 Larkin, r. 1153 Howard
Monnier Peter, silverer Fr. H. Rosenbaum & Co., r.
1817 Piii6
Monnin Brothers (George and Frank) boots and
shoes, «04 Kearny and G03 Montgomery
I Monnin Frank (Monnin Brothers) r. 935 Clay
I Monnin George (Monnin Brothers) r. 603 Mont.
Monnin John B., boots and shoes, 1526 Polk
Mono and Cross Consolidated Mining Co. (Bodie,
Mono Co., Cal.) J. M. Buffington secretary, 309
California, room 4 ^ ,i , , -or tt
Mono Gold Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co., Cal.) W. H.
Lent seeretary, 62 Nevada Block
Monotti Francisco. Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Mont.
Mourad Harry G., carpenter, r. 2104 Hyde
Monreal Juliana, dressmaker, r. 919 Broadway
Monroe Edward, carpenter, r. 399 Hayes
Monroe E. P., with S. F. Gaslight Co., r. 27 Geary
Monroe Francis S., mining secretary, 310 Pine,
room 30, r. Oakland , j tt«„
Monroe George, bootblack, SE cor Second and How-
ard
Monroe Henrietta Miss, r. 615 Mason ^ ^ a -.«
Monroe H. F.. seaman, r. E s Dolores, bet Seven-
teenth and Kailroad Av
Monroe James W., cashier Union ^\arehou8e, r. 2321
Monroe John, blacksmith, r. 8 s Greenwich, bet
Webster and Fillmore
Monroe Robert, liquor saloon, 720 Third
Monroe T., Silverman The Baldwin
Monroe. See Muuro, and Munroe
Monaees Henry, groceries and liquors, 756 Bryant
Monsen Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Monsen Helver, cigars and tobacco, 260 bteuart. r.
NW cor .Jackson and East , .^ ,. r^ -m^^
Monson B. H. & Co. (Burdett H. and Frank C. Mon-
Bou) printers, 506 Commercial
Monson Bnrdett H. (B. H. Monson & Co.) r. 813 Twen-
Monion Charles, porter Snow k Co-/- 7 Harry PI
Monson Charles B.. clerk Holbiook. Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 813 Twentieth
Monson Frank C. (B. H. Monson & Co.) r. 813 Twen-
Monson Frederick H., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,
r. 813 Twentieth
Monson Harry, quartermaster Pacific Mail SS. Aua-
Mons"n Samuel B., clerk Crane & Brigham. r. 813
Twentieth
Monson. See Munson wth.
Montagon Charles, captain schr Emilie Martin, Hatha-
l way's Wharf ^ , « „
Montague A. L., Ship Calkers' Assn, Barra s Hall
Montague Edward, driver Central RB.
I Montague Eliza Miss, dressmaker, r. 1138 Howard
I Montague Frank, confectioner, r. Capital House
! Montague Horace, professor, r. 607 Ji Pine
Montague James, machinist, r. 726 Brannau
Montague John, seaman, r. 26 Steuart |
I Montague John, seaman, r. 131 Folsom
I Montague John, seaman barkentine North Bend, Green
I St. Wharf ^ .,„„,•
I Montague J. P., master mariner, office 12 Clay
Montague Katherine Miss, r. 251 Tehama -
Montague Katie Miss, thoefitter Marks & Berliner, r.
'■ 124 Hayes
1 Montague Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 124 Hayes
Montague Michael, plasterer, r. 124 Hayes
Montague Samuel S., chief engineer Central Pac RR.,
NE cor Fourth and Townscnd, room 49, r. Oakland
Montague W. F., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1.19
Devisadero ., ^ ^ /-i. > _
Montague Wilfred W. (W. W. Montague & Co.) r.
Grand Hotel
MONTAGUE' W. W. & CO.
(Wilfred W. Montague. C Adolphe Low. Charles
A Beldenand Alonzo A. Watkins) importers and
jobbers stoves, ranges, metals, Iron mantels, and
tinners' stock. 110, 112. 114, 116. and 118 Battery
Montana Francisco, cigardealer. r. 10 Lafayette Pl
Montana Ignatla, nurse U. S. Marine Hospital
Montana Luigi. waiter D. Rovegno. r. 615 Commercial
Montandan Matilde Miss, teacher French Miss A. A.
Angler, 618 O'Farrell
Moiitanden William, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Montano Guillermo, cook, r. 502 Union
Montaro Georgietta, domestic 1616 Sutter
MontbomeM.,r. 234 O'Farrell . .,„ q.„
Montcharmont Prosper, compositor Courrier d^e Ban
Francisco, r. 72(i Vallejo
Monte Christo Consolidated Mining Co. (Mono Co..
Cal.) Butler Bums secretary, 2 Nevada BlocK
Monte Christo Gold Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co., Cal.)
John Rafferty secretary, 333 Montgomery
Monte Christo Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
Leander Leavitt secretary, 34 Nevada Block
Monte Mayor Consolidated Gold and Sil-
ver Mining Co. (Central America) D. Gut-
mann secretary, 202 Sansome. room 9
Monteagle Joseph, engineer Sutter St. KK., r. a v^e-
Monteagle Louis F.M.. cashier Fulton Ironworks.
r. Ili20 Sutter . ^ , ,,,.
Montealegre Eduardo (Montealegre & Co.) r. 1114
Montealegre J. G. (successor to Ira Marden &
Co.) coffee and spice mill, proptr Aztec Pinole
Co., and importer teas, 218 Sacramento, r.
Berkeley
cr. Gr. z^o35rTE-A.x.Ea-I^:H],
(Successor to IRA MABDEN & CO.,)
MANXJFACTTJBEB AND DEALEB IS
218 Sacramento, bet. Front and Davis,
BAN FBANCISCO.
Jose M., physician, of&ce and r. 1114
Maria Jr. (Montealegre & Co.) r.
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Montealegre Jose
Montealegre Manuel (Montealegre & Co.) r. 1114 Bugh
Montealegre Mary Miss, r. 1015 Sutter
Montealegre & Co. (Jose Maria Montealegre Jr.,
Manuel Montealegre, J. Antonio balazar, Rafael
Gallegos, and Eduardo Montealegre) importers
and commission merchants, 230 California
Montedonico Antonio, r. 422 Broadway
Montell Frank M., second officer Pacific Mall SH.
City of Panama, r. 721 Bryant xt _+i, t>.
Montell John, seaman barkentine Ella, r. North Pa-
cific Hotel _ ^ ^ ^,
Montell Oscar D., laborer, r. 25 Prospect PI
Monterey Victor, laundry, 237 Thirteenth
Monterno Luigi, r. ■?4 Hinckley
Monteverde Florencio E., draftsman Pac. Iron
Works, r. 1506 Mission
Monteverde Giorgio, laborer, r. 37 Moss
Montezuma Mill and Mining Co. (Nevada) J. T. Mc-
Geoghegan secretary, 318 Pine, room 13
Montezuma Mining Co. (Mono Co.. Cal.) John H.
Savre secretary. 330 Pine, room 36 ^ ^. ,
Moni gkillard Louis, bookkeeper Mans & Staude, r.
292 Union „„„ „ .
Montgaillard Vincent, printer, r. 292 Union
Montgambery Charles, r. Cincinnati Hotel
Montiomcry Aitkin, engineer Spring Valley \Nater
Works, r. SW cor Bay and Hyde ^ _ ^ , _
Montgomery Baths, Knoechel & Brand, proptrs
621 Montgomery . ..^
Montgomery Block, E s Montgomery, bet Mer-
chant and Washington ,,,„,,,, v«*
Montgomery Catherine, widow, r. P^^.^f ^!*„„,„
Montgomery Charles, proptr Montgomery s
Hotel, 227 and 229 Second .^^^^^f -
Montgomery Edward L.. mining superintendent, r.
Montglmwy Frank, bagmaker E. Detrick & Co., r.
253 Jessie
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Montgomery Frank, molder John G. Da, r. 30 Free-
Montgomery George S. (Moore & Montgomery) r. 227
Montgomery House. William Perkln proptr, 613 Mis-
I SlOIl
. Montgomery Jsmes, carpetweaver, r. 1330 Broadway
Montgomery John, hostler, r. 2 Verona PI
Montgomery John, laborer Pacific Coast SS Co r
242 Perry '* '
Montgomery Joseph T. (McKerron & Montgomery) r
14 John J I •
Montgomery Laura, widow, r. 421 Fourth
Montgomery Laura E. Miss, r. 421 Fourth
Montgomery Walter, pantryman Baldwin Dining Pal-
Montgomery William, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Montgomery William, coremaker Union Iron Works
r. 4C8 Jessie '
Montgomery WiUiam A., porter Central RR r 407
Powell
Montgomery's Hotel, Charles Montgomery
proptr, 227 and 229 Second ^
Monti C, Austrian Benev. Soc, 310 O'Farrell
Moutijo Josefa, widow, r. 819 Vallejo
AlontpeUier Albert, cashier and manager Gran-
I ^ers Bauk of California, 42 Califoraia. r. SW cor
\ Calitornia and Biichanan
Montros*^ John B., carpenter r. 1609 Geary
Montti Marie, widow, r. 433 Hinckley
Monumental Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) William
K. Townsend secretary, 59 Nevada Block
Monumental Quicksilver Mining Co. (Lake Co Cal )
D. M. Kent secretary, 330 Pine, rooms 17-19
Mooar Charles, student, r. St. James House
Moock Emma, doujfestic 742 Ellis
Moock George, butcher, 4 Grand Central Market r
J 121 Fell
Moock Jacob, market, 31 Valencia
Mooding Louis, butcher, S s Eighth Av, bet M and N
South S. F. '
Moody Charles E., painter Hugh G. Jarman, r. 841
Howard
Moody Daniel W., manuf dress and cloak patterns r
44 Third
Moody Isaac A., carpenter, r. 919 Jackson
Moody John, teamster, r. 605 Laguna
Moody John C, carpenter, r. 1825 Jessie
Moody John C, druggist. 1401 Polk, r. 2109 Pine
Moody John H., weigher Custom House, r. 655k
Minna
Moody Joseph L., merchant, office 210 Davis, r 8E
cor Jones and Lombard
Moody M. B., chief clerk U. S. Navy Pay Office, r. 602
Geary
Moody Mary W. Mrs., physician, office and r. 1826
Jessie
Moody Robert, contractor, r. 728 Howard
Moody William, r. 270 Clementina
Moody William (Moody & Farlsh) r. Oakland
Moody & Farlsh (William Moody, Adam T
and Thomas E. Farish) wool commission, 210
I Davis
I Moody^llle Sa-vvmiU Co., limited ( Burtard
Inlet. B. C.) Welch & Co. agents. 109 CaUfornia
room 6
Mookler J. P.. physician, office and r. 17 Dupont
Moon Andrew J. (Moon, Scully & Co.) r. 321 Geary-
Moon Henry, teamster, r. 20 Page
Moon J. W., millwright Joseph Wagner & Co..r. Oak-
land
Moon. Scully & Co. (Andrew J. Moon and P. Scully) '
importers, and wholesale wines and liquors 316
Sacramento and 321 Commercial
Moon W., driver Market St. RR.
Moon William, laborer American Sugar Refinery r
C07 Fourth '
Moon. See Mhoon
Mooney Arthur, waiter, r. 149 Clay
Mooney Augustine, clerk, r. .349 Grove
Mooney Bartholomew C, policeman City Hall r. 337
McAllister '
Mooney Cornelius, saloon keeper, r. 14.S5 Minna
Mooney Daniel J., groceries and liquors, 1800 Market
and SW cor First Av and Geary
Mooney Eliza, widow, r. 349 Grove
Mooney Ellen F. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1012 Potrero
Av
Mooney Francis, compositor 8. F. Chronicle, r. 1014
Powell
MOO
Mooney Frank, longshoreman, r.Ws Ohio, bet Broad-
way and Vallejo
Mooney Hugh, liquor saloon, 224 Sutter
Mooney J., r. 36 Clay
Mooney James, carpenter, r. S s Twenty-fifth bet
Chattanooga and Dolores '
Mooney James, engineer, r. 1012 Potrero Av
Mooney J. B., sewingmachine agent, r. 33 Welsh
Mooney John, engineer, r. 333 Bryant
Mooney John H., machinist E. Detrick i Co., r 116
Langton
Mooney Maggie, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Mooney Martin, clerk H. Friedlander, r. 349 Grove
Mooney Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1012 Potrero Av
Mooney Michael, wines and liquors, 8E cor Bush and
Kearny, r. 1 Quiniy PI
Mooney Patrick, restaurant, NE cor Market and Taylor
r. 434 Minna
Mooney Patrick, whitener, r. 3 Roach Alley
Moonlight Mining Co. (Arizona) Henry Cluskey sec-
retary, 211 Sansome, room 6
Moor Joseph B., solicitor Equitable Life Assurance
Society, 240 Montgomery, r. Brunswick House
Moor William H.. superintendent Central Pac RR
Stmrs, 30 Sacramento, r. 223 Ellis
Moorbrink J. Bernard, tailor, 1079 Market, r. 822 Jessie
Moorcroft William, clerk J.W. H. Campbell, 433 Cal.
Moore — , r. 36 Clay
Moore — , stevedore Menzies, Bingham & Co
Moore A. D. «& Co. (Stockton) office 109 Califor-
nia, room 10
Moore Albert E. (Jefifress & Moore) r. 1510 Polk
Moore Albert E., bootfltter, r. 215 Capp
Moore Alexander, attorney at law, r. 106 First Ar
Moore Alfred S., salesman, r. 320 Page
Moore Amanda E., widow, r. 817}^ Larkin
Moore Andrew, furniture, 1215 Powell
Moore .-Vndrew, machinist, r. 213 Harrison
Moore Auuie Mrs., r. 856 Mission
Moore Arthur W. (Magee & Moore) r. 1520 California
Moore August, shoemaker, r. 913 Greenwich
Moore Austin, clerk, r. 534 Bush
Moore Austin D. (A. D. Moore & Co., Stockton)
and commission and shipping merchant, 109
California, room 10, r. 1516 Folsom
Moore Bartholomew P.. secretary Cal. Furniture
Manuf. Co., 226 Bush, r. 601 Buchanan
Moore Benjamin, machinehand Moore & Wilkie. p.
2623 Sacramento, rear
Moore Benjamin T., clerk Hyman P. Bush, r. 313 Hyde
Moore Bethuel C, ship discharging clerk, r. 10 Sec-
ond Av
Moore Brothers (Charles P. and George H.) carpenters
and builders, 220 Hermann
Moore Calvin, dentist, office and r. 9 and 10 St. Ann's
Building
Moore Carrie, domestic 941 Folsom
Moore C. G. Mrs., glove dyer John F. Snow, r. 608
Stevenson
Moore Charles, r. 10 Franklin
Moore Charles, r. 38 Seventh
Moore Charles, bagsewer Golden Gate Flouring Mills,
r. 121 Shipley
Moore Charles, blacksmith, r. 867 Folsom
Moore Charles, clerk, r. 1.523 Geary
Moore Charles, laborer Drummond & Lemont.r. First
Av, bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Moore Charles, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Moore Charles G., teamster Grant & Smith, r. 608
Stevenson
Moore Charles H., clerk Moses G. Cobb, r. 211 Harrison
Moore Charles I., captain schr La Gironde, r. Oakland
Moore Charles J. (E. P. Dauforth & Co.) r. 1404 Leav
Moore Charles P. (Moore Brothers) r. 220 Hermann
Moore Charles W.. conductor Hayes Valley Branch
Market St. RR.. r. 1430 Turk
Moore Charles W., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 652 Market, rooms 9-12
Moore Daniel, r. 225 Bush
Moore David, drayman, cor Market and Beale, p. 1332
Howard
Moore David, stone yard, NWcor Central Av and Cal-
ifornia, r. NE cor Sacramento and Laurel
Moore D. Clinton, physician, and proptr Trail Hy-
gienic Sanitarium, 8 Ellis
Moore Dora Miss, milliner, r. 520 Minna
Moore E. D. Mrs., physician, office and r. 8 Ellis
Moore Edward, r. 1007 Powell
Moore Edward F., carriage trimmer John F. Van
Court, r. 108 Jessie
30 YEARS' FXPFRIFNPF miller the optician.
yJ\} I L.nilO L-ArLniLIN^L. Established. S.F..1863. 135 MontnomTr?'
inukO I lumDDICnK] Has the most select stock of aU the leadlnf^ varieties or
JUNAO J. WlUnnlOUlM Lumber in the Market. N. E. cor. MUsion and Spear St*.
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Moore Edward F. , saleHiuan Payot, Upham & Co., r.
Ai'liDgton House
Moore Edward M., salesman Cal. Furniture Manuf.
Co.. r. GOl Buchanan
Moore Edward P., clerk Zacharins & Green, r. 4 Eddy
Moore E. J. & J. U. (Elliot J. and Joseph H.
Moore) attorneys at law, 77 and 78 Montgomery
Block
Moore Eliza, widow, r. 2101 Bush
Moore Elizabeth, widow, r. 2U9 Eighth
Moore Ellen E. Mrs., dressmaker, 10 Second Av
Moore Elliot J. (E. J. & J. H. Moore) r. 106 First Av
Moore Elliott S. (Wallace W. Elliott & Co.) r. Berkeley
Moore Francis D., bartender estate of Jonathan O.
McKeweu, r. 1300^ Stockton
Moore Frank, furnished rooms, 1057 Mission
Moore Frank, musician Adelphi Theater, r. 312 Chest-
nut
Moore Frank, musician Baldwin's Theater, r. 8 Selina
PI
Moore Frank A., real-estate, r. 108 Montgomery Block
Moore Frederick W., clerk Josiah N. Knowles, r. 9)<j
Midway
Moore George, cook Andrew V. Smith, r. 17 Wash.
Moore George A., clerk C. Adolphe Low & Co., r. 674
Folsom
Moore George A., ■vice president Pac. Mutual Life In-
surance Co., 512 California, r. Palace Hotel
Moore George A., laborer U. S. Apprasier's Store, r.
316^ Third
Moore George H. (Moore Brothers) r. 218 Hermann
Moore George H. (Moore, Hunt & Co.) r. Louisville,
Ky
Moore George O., architect, r. 934 Dolores
Moore George S., r. 108 Stockton
Moore Georgia Miss, r. 500 tills
Moore H. A. Mrs., inventor scientific hair producer,
r. 108 Stockton
Moore Harry, harnessmaker, r. 403 Stevenson
Moore Harry, special policeman, r. 867 Folsom
Moore Harry S., clerk, r. 929 Sacramento
Moore Helen, widow, r. 214 Eleventh
Moore Henry, hackman, r. 673 Howard
Moore Henry, harnessmaker, r. 934 Folsom
Moore Henry, teamster Alms House
Moore Henry J., plumber U. S. Mint, r. NE cor
Haight and Octavia'
Moore Henry K., attorney at law, 528 California, room
8, r. Oakland
Moore Henry M., secretary W. P. C, 1235 Market, r.
610 Stevenson, rear
Moore Henry S., plumber, r. 439 Natoma
Moore Herbert B., bookkeeper Pac. Mutual Life In-
surance Co., r. The Baldwin
Moore Hiland A. (Gilbert & Moore)r. SE cor Guerrero
and Twenty-first
.Moore Horace E., salesman, r. 1504 Folsom
Moore Horace H., bookseller, 116 M Post, r. 1004 Market
Moore, Hunt & Co. (George H. Moore, Henry B
Hunt, and Cornelius Deweese Jr.) wholesale
■wines and liquors, and sole agents for Jesse Moore
& Co. '8 whiskies (Louisville, Ky.) 32 California
Moore Isaac (Moore & 'Wilkie) r. 934 Dolores
Moore Isaac, bookkeeper Coffin & Hendry, r. Ala-
meda
Moore Isabella, widow, r. 8 s Parker, bet California
Av and Columbia PI
Moore Isidore C, importer teas and coffee, 317 Bat-
tery, r. 310 Fulton
Moore J. A., proptr Eureka Laundry, NW cor Capp
and Twenty-sixth
Moore J, H. Mrs., widow, r. 509 Bryant
Moore Jacob, r. 16 Harlan PI
Moore Jacob, mining secretary, 309 California, rooms
8 and 5, r. 26 Rausch
Moore Jacob, special policeman, r. 2014 J4 Dupont
Moore Jacob G., appraiser Custom House, r. 422
Second
Moore James, blacksmith S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 412
Folsom
Moore James, bricklayer Jeremiah Browell, 444
Jackson
Moore James, clerk, r. 1028 Market
Moore James, coachman C. D. O'Sullivan, r. SE cor
Bush and Leavenworth
Moore James, with Page, Moore & Co., r. 624 Fell
Moore James, coppersmith, r. 32 Russ
Moore James, driver Market St. RR., r.
Moore James, dyer, r. E s (3) Alabama
and Santa Clara
1500 Turk
bet Sixteenth
Moore James, fireman Pacific Mail 88. City of New
York, r. 415 East
Moore James, laborer, r. 7 Alabama
Moore James, laborer, r. 54 Sacramento
Moore James, paver, r. 1257 Montgomery
Moore James, receiving teller Nevada Bank of San
Francisco, r. San Rafael
Moore Jamef B., superintendent deposit melting U.
S. Mint, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Moore James J., plasterer, r. 334 Seventh
Moore James S., delivery clerk C. Adolphe E. Low b
Co., r. S s Elizabeth, bet Diamond and Castro
Mooie James W., bartender C. Coates, r. 815 Post
Moore Jane Miss, r. E s Mississippi, bet Bolano and
Mariposa
Moore Jane A. Mme., millinery, 316J4 Third
Moore Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 540 Minna
Moore Jennie E., domestic 1915 Franklin
Moore Jeremiah, hostler Market St. RR., r. 1900 Fif-
teenth
Moore Jesse, seaman, r. 13-4 Steuart
Moore John (Moore & Murphy) r. 16 Moss
Moore John, actor California Theater, r. 215 Capp
Moore John, bakery, 415 Fifth
Moore John, boatman, Meigg's Wharf
Moore John, boots and shoes, 1057 Folsom
Moore John, carpenter, r. 423 M Filbert ^^,, *
Moore Jobn, carpenter, r. Overland House
Moore John, carpenter Henry T. Bray, r. 2921 Mission
Moore John, coachman Leland Stanford, NE cor
Powell and California
Moore John, cook schr Mose, Humboldt Wharf
Moore John, fireman stmr ElCapitan, OaklandFerry,
r. 519 Mission
Moore John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 9 VassarPl
Moore John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. S 8 Sierra,
bet Georgia and Michigan
Moore John, miner, r. l.'>33 Polk
Moore John, purifier S. F. Gae Light Co.
Moore John, teacher St. Ignatius College, 214 Hayes
Moore John, waiter Palace Hotel
Moore John, watchman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. N 8
Sierra, bet Georgia and Michigan
Moore John, wood and coal, 662 Mission, r. 263 Minna
Moore John A. (Moore & McLaren) r. 208 Ellis
Moore John A., farmer, r. 11 Kearny
Moore John C, clerk, r. 330 Brannan
Moore John E., clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Co.
Moore Jobn E., receiving clerk Code, Elfelt & Co., r.
334 Seventh
Moore John H., machine operator 8. W. Levy, r.
I-vy Av
Moore John M., secretary Eureka Stone Manuf.
306 Montgomery, r. 1316 California
Moore John S. (Stevens & Moore) r. 1504 Folsom
Moore John W., r. 65 Shipley
Moore Joseph, laborer, r. W 8 Florida, bet Solano
and Butte
Moore Joseph, vice-president and superintendent
Risdon I. and L. Works, SE cor Howard and
Beale, r. 213 Harrison
Moore Joseph B., insurance broker, r. Bnmswlok
House
Moore Joseph J., carpenter, 136 Second
Moore Joseph H. (E. J. *: J. H. Moore) r. 106 First At
Moore Justice (Taylor & Moore) r. 205 Powell
Moore Justin P., with Equitable Life Assurance Soc,
r. San Rafael
Moore La^wrence, expressman, NW cor Fourth and
King, r. 334 Seventh
Moore Lorenzo A., watchman new tJ. 8. Appraiser's
Building, r. 962 Mission
Moore Lorenzo D., teamster, cor Mission and Spear,
r. 9 Warren Av
Moore Leopold P., r. 310 Fulton
Moore Louis A., clerk, r. 10 Second Av
Moore Louis A., jeweler Foubert & Biart, r. 715 How-
ard
Moore Lucien B., r. 19 Sliver
Moore M., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Moore M. Mrs., r. 114 O'Farrell
Moore Maggie, domestic 31 Russ
Moo-* Maggie, domestic 802 McAllister
Moore Maggie Miss, teacher, r. 320 Treat Av
Moore Manuel, barber, 1145 Folsom
Moore Mary, widow, r. 732 Capp
Moore Mary, widow, r. 845J4 Clay, rear
Moore Mary, widow, r. 934 Folsom
Moore Mary Mrs., bakery, 415 Fifth
Moore Mary A., domestic 608 Fillmore
609
Co.,
WINDOW SHADES.
Manufacturer of fine ■WIIVDOW
SHADES for Private Resi-
dences, Stores, Ofllces, etc., etc.
GEO. W.CLARK,
645 Market Street.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^holesai^ ^^l^^:^^'^i
Market and Front Streets.
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Moore Mary B. Mrs., principal Jackson St. Primary
School, r. 31.3 Hyde
Moore Matilda E. Mrs., assistant Sanchez St. School,
r. Sherman, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Moore Matthew, with S.F. Gas Light Co., r. 5 Natoma
Moore Matthias, maltster Hermann Zwieg, r. CIO
Brannan
Moore Michael, cook T\irk St. Hotel
Moore Michael, bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 334 Seventh
Moore Michael, seaman, r. 680 Harrison
Moore Michael, teamster, r. NW cor Steuart and Fol.
Moore Milton G., clerk, r. 14 Perry
Moore Moses, clerk F. De Long, r. 1523 Geary
Moore Nathan W., principal Urban Academy, SW cor
Geary and Mason, r. 130 Tyler
Moore Nellie, domestic 1902 Powell
Moore Octavius G., draftsman John P. Gaynor, r. 934
Dolores
Moore Oliver E., bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 2116
Howard
Moore Owen, real estate agent, 405 Kearny, r. 81 Na-
toma
Moore Owen, salesman Preston & McKinnou, r. Oak-
land
Moore Patrick, longshoreman, r. 49 Jessie, rear
Moore Patrick, stevedore, r. 909 Yallejo
Moore Patrick A., bootfinisher, r. 10 Heron
Moore Peter J., liquor saloon, SE cor Washington and
Davis, r. 334 Bryant
Moore Philip C, millwright, r. 9 Farren Av
Moore Kebecca Miss, shirtmaker, r. 520 Minna
Moore Reuben C, compositor S. F. Chronicle^ r.
Commercial Hotel
Moore Richard, teamster A. E. Buckman, r. NE cor
Church and Dorland
Moore Robert (Matteru & Moore) r. 215 Capp
Moore Robert, baker, r. 9 Rausch
Moore Robert, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1129
Ellis
Moore Robert Jr., bootfltter Mattern & Moore, r. 215
Capp
Moore Robert B., machinehand Union Box Factory,
r. 5 Clementina
Moore Robert N., clerk Richards & Snow.r. 1129 Ellis
Moore Robert S., student, r. 213 Harrison
Moore R. P. Mrs., seamstress, r. Revere House
Moore S. Mrs., clairvoyant healer and practical hand-
rubber, office and r. 759 Market, room 15
Moore Samuel E., bookkeeper David Conrad, r. 730
Greuu
Moore Samuel E., clerk Frederick Estrada, r. 410
Kearny
Moore Sarah, domestic 1212 Geary
Moore Sarah J., widow, r. 626 Brannan
Moore Sarah L., shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 140
Gough
Moore Stewart (Lawscin and Moore) r. 155 Shipley
Moore Susan A., widow, r. 1532 Polk
Moore Sylvester, hay and grain, wood and coal, 835
Valencia
Moore Thomas, night watchman Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
W s Georgia, bet Shasta and Sierra
Moore Thomas, plumber, r. 45 Vallejo
Moore Thomas, stone cutter, r. 2809 Sacramento
Moore Thomas A., carpenter, r. 449 Jessie
Moore Thomas H., mate stmr Pilot, r. Petaluma
Moore Thomas W. Mrs., r. 321 Hyde
Moore Wellesley, clerk British Consulate, r. 1613
Clay
Moore W. H. Mrs., r. 335 Broadway
Moore William, r. 934 Folsom
Moore William (Kelling & Moore) r. 420 Pacific
Moore William, canvasser, r. Sixteenth, bet Miasion
and ValeMcia
Moore William, emi)loyee American Sugar Refinery, r.
451 Ji Jessie
Moore William, hostler City Cab and Carriage Stables
Moore William, liquor saloon. 111 Jessie
Moore William, liquor saloon, 618 Mission, r. 527
Mission
Moore William, musician, r. 317 Green
Moore William, pilot stmr D. E. Knight, Grev> St.
Wharf
Moore William, salesman Cobliner Brothers, r. 4 Eddy
Moore William, sheepshesrer, r. 1034 Ji Folsom, rear
Moore William, shipping clerk Newton Brothers &
Co., r. 72G Harrison
Moore William, stablekeeper, r. 335 Broadway
Moore William, teamster, r. 11 Pacific
Moore William, waiter stmr City of Stockton, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Moore William A., night Inspector Custom House, r.
927 Washington
Moore William A., porter Jacob Davis, r. 11 Sonora
Moore William B. (Moore & Montgomery) r. West
Berkeley
Moore William H., elerk collection dept Wells, Fargo
k Co., r. 29 Dupont
Moore William H., with Central Pac. RR., r. 223 EUU
Moore William J., r. 229 Sixth
Moore William M., watchman, r. 661 Minna
Moore William P., salesman, r. 1907 Polk
Moore W. T., painter, 206 Stevenson,^
Moore W. W., r. PaUce Hotel
Moore Zadock W., fruits and vegetables, 37-39
California Market, r. 26 Haigbt
Moore & McLaren (John A. Moore and Charles S. Mc-
Laren) hay and grain, 14 and 16 Spear
Moore & Moiitjfomery (William B. Moore and
Georges. Montgomery, stockbrokers, 324 Ji Mont-
gomery
Moore & Murphy (John Moore and John Murphy)
boots and shoes, 138 Sixth
Moore & Wilkie (Isaac Moore andAndi-ew Wilkie)
mouldings, window frames, doors, etc.. Me-
chanic Mills, SW cor Mission and Fremont
Moore. See Moar, Mohr, Moor, and More
Moorecroft Frederick, stone-seal engraver, 126 Kearny
Moorehead James, salesman S. Lipman, r. Occidental
Hotel
Moorehead Mary Miss, saleswoman Sarah A. Bums, r.
2101 Steiner
Moorehead. See Morehead
Moors Frank B., clerk, r. 2116 Howard
Moors Henry C, contractor, r. 2116 Howard
Moors Oliver E., bookbinder Alihof & Bahls, r. 2118
Howard
Moose Moses, salesman, r. 1021 ^ Market
Mooser Louis, clerk, r. 118 Eddy
Mooter Wiliiani, architect, 302 Montgomery, room
46, r. Alameda
Moote David, carpenter and builder, r. SsRutledge
Av, nr California Av
Moote Samuel, foreman Bacon & Co., r. S s Rutledge
Av, nr California Av
Mootry Thomas Jr., mining, office 116 Front, r. Grand
Hotel
Mootry. See Moutry
Mora Mary, widow, r. 8 Turk
Moraghan Michael B., oyster and chop house, 68 Cal-
ifornia Market, r. 114 Ridley
Morais J. M., r. 909 Eighteenth
Morales Encarnacion, compositor La Sociedad. r. 521
Green
Morales Juan B., compositor, r. 331 Montgomery
Morales Teofilo, cigar dealer, r. 113 >^ Kearny
Morales Thomas, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 H Drumm
Moran Barnard, painter Nob^e Brothers, r. 838 Vallejo
Moran Bernard, laborer Market St. RR.. r. 626 Fulton
Moran Bridget J., widow, r. S s Twenty-seventh, bet
Mission and Howard
Moran Catherine, widow, r. 562 }< Natoma
Moran Charles, clerk U. S. Internal Revenue, r. 719
Market
Moran Daniel, clerk Abraham Bernstein, r. 631 Clay
Moran Daniel, hostler James Tonipbin8on,r.61 Minna
Moran Daniel, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 227 Jessie
Moran Daniel W., laborer, r. 629 Clay
Moran David, hostler Richard Dowling, r. 621 Grove
Moran Dennis, laborer K. T. Menomey, r. 125 Clinton,
rear
Moran Edward, cigarmaker, r. 32 Alta PI
Moran Edward, stableman Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
2821 California
Moran Edward, tanner Laguna Tannery, r. SW cor
Van Ness Av and Filbert
Moran Ellen, domestic 1424 Clay
Moran Felipa, widow, r. 521 Seventh, rear
Moran Francis, machinehajid Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1020
Montgomery
Moran Frank, groceries and liquors, 422 Fourth
Moran Harrison, dairyman, r. 326 Duncan
Moran James, helper S. F. and Pacific Glass Works, r.
IH Chesley
Moran James, machinehand Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1020
Montgomery
Moran James, restaurant, 234 Brannan
Moran James, varnisher, r. 158 Silver
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Moran James F., compositor Edward Boaqui & Co., r
1220 Leavenworth
Moran James F., policeman City Hall, r. 403 Green
Moran James M. (J. M. Moran & Co.) r. 126 Sixth
Moran J. M. & Co. (James M. Moran) drygoods, 204
and 206 Sixth, and 1007 Howard
Moran John, conductor N. B. and Mission RR., r. 875
Folsom
Moran John, cook Pacific Mail SS. Granada, r. 163
Silver
Moran John, laborer, r. 1?^ Chesley
Moran John, laborer Edward Bangs & Co., r. 28 Welsh
Moran John, laborer, r. 157 Pirry
Moran John, marble cutter Daniel Sheerin, r. 113
Grove
Moran John, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
562 Natoma
Moran John A., blacksmith Albert Folsom, r. W s Do-
lores, bet Twenty-eighth and Liberty
Moran John B., laimdryman La Grande Laundry, r.
212 Thirteenth
Moran John E., deputy Superintendent of Streets, r.
33 Harriet
Moran John J., stableman, r. 539 Jessie
Moran John M., bookkeeper La Grande Laundry, r.
1063 Mission
Moran Joseph P., printer, r. 621 Stevenson
Moran Louis J., machinehand Cal. Cracker Co., r.
1020 Montgomery
Moran Maggie, domeetic 1214 Sntter
Moran Martin, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 3 Welsh
Moran Mary, widow, r. 1333 M Pine
Moran Mary J. Mrs., mapcolorer, r. 616 Minna
Moran Michael, driver Omnibus ER.
Moran Michael, foreman George H. Tay & Co., r. 445
Fifth
Moran Michael, laborer, r.NE cor Fillmore and Pix-
ley
Moran Michael, laborer, r. 217 Broadway
Moran Michael, laborer Central Pac. RR., r. Twelfth,
bet M and Railroad Av, South S. F.
Moran Michael, liquor saloon, 63 Jessie
Moran Michael, teamster Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co., r. 156 Shipley
Moran Michael J., Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont.
Moran Nellie, domestic 821 Grove
Moran Nellie, tailoress, r. 28 Welsh
Moran Patrick, agent U. S. Laundry, 330 Broadway,
r. 1020 Montgomery
Moran Patrick, laborer, r. SH Decatur, rear
Moran Patrick, laborer, r. W s Utah, b^t Sixteenth
and Columbia
Moran Patrick, tanner, r. 231 Fifteenth
Moran Patrick, tailor, r. 654 Bryant
Moran Patrick J., watchman Pacific Mail SS. Co., r.
1.58 Silver
Moran Peter, r. SW cor Mission and Randall
Moran Rose, domestic 1029 McAllister
Moran Thomas (Thomas Moran \- Co.) r. 32 Alta PI
Moran Thomas, boltcutter Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 8^
Decatur
Moran Thomas, carpenter Little & Gumming, r. 1007
Alabama
Moran Thomas, deckhand stmr Bullion, r. Oakland
Moran Thomas, hostler Kelling k Moore, r. 19 Sher-
Moore, r. 19
wood PI
Moran Thomas, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 512
Mission
Moran Thomas, seaman, r. 32 De Boom
Moran Thomas & Co. (Thomas Moran and
Thomas Mclnemey) real-estate agents, 605 Sac.
Moran Thomas A., night inspector Custom House, r.
19 Silver
Moran Thomas J., dyer Charles J. Holmes, r. 13 Van
Ness Av
Moran Thomas J. lamplighter 8. F. Gas Light Co.
Moran William, r. 1220 Leavenworth
Moran William, steward Union Club
Moran William, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
128 Second
Morand Joseph, laborer E. G. Lyons & Co., r. Berke-
ley
Morande Charles, liquor saloon, 650 Sacramento, r.
NE cor Broadway and Kearny
Morando James, gardener, S s Ocean House Road, nr
Industrial School
Morasci Seraphin. milkman, S s Serpentine Av, bet
Folsom and Harrison
Moraski Gabriel, laborer, r. N s Precita Av, bet Mis-
sion and Howard
Morat Emilio, cook, r. 10 Maiden Lane
Morcel Albert, blacksmith Joseph Morcel.r. 12 Stock-
ton PI
Morcel Joseph, blacksmith, 12 Stockton PI
Morcliio Anna Mrs., importer and manuf feathers,
720 Market
Morchio Frank (Mrs. M. Morchio k Son) r. 1107
Kearny
Morchio John, r. 1107 Kearny
Morchio M. Mrs. & Son (Mrs. Mary and Frank Mor-
chio) restaurant, 6 Leidesdorff
Morchio Mary (Mrs. M. Morchio & Son) r. 1107 Kearny
Morcuccl Domenico, cook Paul Vlautin, 715 Davis
Mordecai Isaac T., carrier Chronicle and Post, and
foreman Hose No. 7. S. F. F. D., r. E s Mississ-
ippi, bet Solano and Mariposa
Mordhorst John C, carpenter, r. 774 Bryant "' '
Monioff Frank W., clerk John Skinker, r. 11 Ellis
Mordsley George, waiter Joseph S. Marshall, r. Gard-
ner Alley
More John, laborer, r. SW cor Fillmore and Lombard
More Joseph J., carpenter, r. 923 Fell
More L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1126 Market and 21
Turk
More, Reynolds & Co. (Samuel More and Frank
B. Reynolds) wholesale liquors, 212 California
More Samuel (More, Reynolds & Co.) r. Grand Hotel
More William, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
More. See Moar, Moor, and Moore
Moreal Harry P. (H. P. Moreal & Co.) r. Alameda
Moreal H. P. & Co. (Harry P. Moreal) real-estate, law
and collection agent, 402 Montgomery, room 7
Moreau Alexander, collector, r. 2209 Leavenworth
Moreau Eugene, mining secretary, 220 Sansome, room
1, r. 926 Mission
Moreau Georges (Verdier, Moreau & Co.) r. 334 Eddy
Moreham Lee, laborer, r. 547 Mission
Moreham Mary Miss, seamstress La Grande Laundry,
r. E s Thirteenth, bet Folsom and Howard
Morehead Annie Mrs., r. 213 Perry
Morehead Samuel, driver City RR., r. 1 First Av
Morehouse Bethel C, mining, r. 20 M
Morehouse George, seaman, r. 810 Battery
Morehouse George F., mate bark North Star, r. 124
Silver
Morehouse Legrande, r. 307 Octavia
Morehouse William P., policeman City Hall, r. 1205
Taylor
Moreira Rodrlgo, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 M Drumm
Morel Albi rt, dermatologist Feistel & Gerrard, 838
:Market, r. 418 Tehama
Morel Augustine, widow, seamstress, r. 712 Vallejo
Morel Charles F., teacher languages, r. 1026 Hyde
Moieley Michael, longshoreman, r. 405 Beale
Morelli Carlo, steward Ferini & Perini,r.421 Stockton
Morelli Giovanni (Morelli k Fasce) r. 734 Mont.
Moielli & Fasce (Giovanni Morelli and Giovanni
Fasce) wood and coal, 426 Jackson
Morelos Antonio, cigarette manuf, 735 Green
Merely Edward, machinist, r. 647 Howard
Morena Jesus, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r. Pol-
lard PI, nr Kearny
Moreno Felicitas, r. 839 Broadway
Moreno Joseph, longshoreman, r. 8 Ohio
Moreno Mariano, bootblack Beilhes & Co., r. N s Sac-
ramento, nr Powell
Moreno Mining Co. (Yuma Co. Arizona) E. R. Pope
secretary, 217 Sansome, room 8
Moresco Domingo, cartman, r. 1025 Montgomery
Moresi John, liquor saloon, SE cor Mission and Ninth,
r. 732 M Natoma
Moresi Rocci, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Moretti Attilio (Moretti k Trezzini) r. 920 Market
Moretti Carlo, teacher music, r. 409 Leavenworth
Moretti Paolo, liquor saloon, 420 Jackson
Moretti k Trezzini ( Attilio Moretti and Bernardo
Trezzini) fresco painters, studio 117 St. Ann's
Building
Morey Charles H., cashier Kittle k Co., r. 106 Ninth
Morey Charles H., policeman City Hall, r. 815 Stock.
Morey E. J. Mrs., widow, r. 1022 Mission
Morey Erastus, blacksmith, r. W s Scott, bet Sacra-
mento and Clay
Morey Felix, drayman, r. 23 Anna
Morey H. Mrs., widow, r. 106 Ninth
Morey Henry H. B., mason, r. 130 Rose Av
Morey Robert, teamster Rouse & Laws, r. 210M Wash.
Morey Roswell E., superintendent Union Box Factory,
114 Spear, r. Oakl^
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Morey Simon B., mining engineer, r. 1111 Filbert,
rear
Morey Warren, artificial etone maker, r. 629 Second
Moray WtUlngtou E., millhand Capitol Mills, and
lodgings, 100 Ji Jackson
Morey. See Murray
Morezzi Pietro, tinsmith, r. 5 Pollard PI, rear
Morfee Peter J., carpenter, r. 502)4 Third
Morffew Thomas, dentibt, 120 Sutter, room 24, r. Russ
House
Morgan , calker Middlemas & Boole
Morgan Agostiuo, drayman Pascal, Dubedat i Co., r.
Oakland
Morgan Albert W., carrier Morning Call,r. 611 Grove
Morgan Alfred (Morgan Brothers, Morgan Brothers &
Canham, and Morgan Brothers & Ferguson) r. 26
Anna
Morgan Brothers (George W. and Alfred) fruits and
confectionery, 800)^ Market
Morgan Brothers & Canham (Alfred and George W.
Morgan, aud Frederick Canham)fruits, 616 Market
Morgan Brothers & Ferguson (George W. and Alfred
Morgan, and Aristide Ferguson) fruits. 409 Bush
Morgan C. A., bookkeeper, r. 206 Dolores
Morgan C. B., r. 2126 Howard
Morgan Clara B., widow, r. N s Dunn Alley, nr Kearny
Morgan Charles B., bookkeeper W.W. Montague & Co.,
r. Oakland
Morgan Denis, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Morgan E., laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
Morgan Edgar M., civil engineer, r. 1.510 Leavenworth
Morgan Edward, carpenter Southern Pac. RR.
Morgan Edward B., bricklayer, r. 607 Ivy Av
Morgan Edward H., bookkeeper Albert Mau & Co., r.
Oakland
Morg^an Ed-iv'in D., cashier First National Gold
Bank of San Francisco, 315 Montgomery, r. 1112
Jackson
Morgan Elizabeth, widow, r. 520 Broadway
Morgan Frances, domestic W s Harrison, bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Morgan Frank T., special policeman, r. NE cor Union
and Laguua
Morgan George W. (Morgan Brothers & Canham, and
Morgan Brothers & Ferguson) r. 227 O'Farrcll
Morgan G. F. G., clergyman, r. 529 Capp
Morgan Harry, laborer, r. 415 Francisco
Morgan Henrietta Mrs., r. 812 California
Morgan Henry A., student Pac. Business College, r.
1013 Market
Morgan Horace W., driver Central RR., r. 234Langton
Morgan Isaac R., salesman Fratinger & Noll, r. Ahl-
born Houae
Morgan James, r. 1108 Scott
Morgan James, confectioner, r. 641 Commercial
Morgan James, mining, 310 Pine, room 47, r. Grand
Hotel
Morgan James, pltunber H. L, Wempe, r. Sherman, nr
Eighteenth
Morgan James, seaman, r. 608 Filbeit
Morgan James, seaman, r. 32 De Boom
Morgan James B., carrier S. F. Abend Post, r. 611
Grove
Morgan James H., cook Pacific Coast SS. State of Cali-
fornia
Morgan James S., painter C. A. Murray, r. 668 Bryant
Morgan Jam-, domestic 1119 Washington
Morgan John, r. 431 Clementina
Morgan John, calker, r. 2541 Folsom
Morgan John, carpenter Oregon 8S. George W. Elder,
Folsom St.Wharf
Morgan John, carpenter, r. 730 Harrison
Morgan John, master mariner, r. 230 Kearny
Morgan John, nurse City and County Hospital
Morgan John, stockbroker, r. Hancock House
Morgan John, waiter Donley h Jaques, r. 636 Com.
Morgan John J., liquor saloon, SW cor Beach and
Baker
Morgan John S. (Morgan & Co.) r. SW cor Mission
and Twenty-fifth
Morgan Jonathan, clerk, r. 1138 Sutter
Morgan Joseph, new and second-hand furniture, 1804
■ Market
Morgan Joseph W., mining secretary, r. 204. McAl-
lister
Morgan Josiah E., bakery. 1104 Montgomery
Morgan J. S., r. Palace Hotel
Morgan J. T., driver United Carriage Co., Palace
Hotel
Morgan Laura, physician, oflBce and r. 708 Sutter
Morgan Lawrence, laborer, r. 38 Everett
Morgan Levi A., with Horace Davis & Co., r. 929
Eighteenth
Morgan Lottie Mrs., r. 412 Larkin
M'.rsan Ludwig W., carpenter, r. 332 Twenty-eighth
Morgan Luke, plumber and gastitter, r. 331 Hickory At
Morgan Margaret, widow, r. 331 Hickory Av
Morgan Mary, widow, NE cor Twentieth and Shot-
well
Morgan Mary Mrs., r. 427 Geary '
Morgan Mary, dressmaker, r. 331 Hickory Av
Morgan Mary C, widow, r. 2324 Fillmore
Morgan Maxwell, carpenter, r. Pacific Railroad House
Morgan Mining Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal) John J. Ra-
phael secretary, 533 Kearny
Morgan Nellie Mi.ss, nurse, r. 759 Market
Morgan Patrick, r. NE cor Eddy and Hyde
Morgan Patrick, hostler, r. 127 Jackson
Morgan Patrick F., melter John G. lis, r. 144 Na-
toma
Morgan Robert, chromo mounter Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
r. 17 Sherman
Morgan Ross E. Miss, assistant Mission Grammar
School, r. 1013 Market
Morgan Samuel, r. 206 Dolores
Morgan S. E. Miss, portrait painter, studio 6 OFarrell
Morgan Thomas, cook John Broderick, r. 41 Pacific
Morgan Thomas, teamster Woodward's Gardens, r.
Ridley, nr Valencia
Morgan T. R. Mrs., widow, r. 210 Dolores
Morgan Vaughan, boilermaker, r. 38 Natoma
Morgan W.. st aman Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba
Morgan William (Freund & Morgan) r. 769 Bryant
Morgan William, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Morgan William, stevedore, r. 921 Battery
Morgan William H.. boltcntter Pacific Rolling Mill,
r. E s Illinois, bet Napa and Shasta
Morgan William J., oiler Pacific Mail SS. City of Syd-
ney
Morgan William J., student Pacific Business College,
r. 609 Pine
Morgan William P., agent Meriden Britannia Co., 134
Sutter, r. The Baldwin
Morgan Winfield S., workman U. 8. Mint, r. 2336 Mis-
sion
Morgan W. U., Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Market
Morgan <& Co. (John 8. Morgan and John and
Thomas Crellin) wholesale oysters, 87 California
Market
Morgans Marguerite, widow, r.Es Illinois, bet Shasta
and Napa, rear
Morgensen D. B., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
M'irgensen Edward, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Morgenstein L., salesman E. Mansbach J: Co., r. 1118
Leavenworth
Morgenstern Adolphe Mrs., r. 522 Jones
Morgenstern Alfred W., butcher, 546 Third, r. 544
Third
Morgenstem H. W., musician and barber, 540 Market
Morgenstern Louis A., r. 520 Jones
Morgenstem Miller, satchelmaker Fechhelmer h
Steele, r. 810 Valencia
Morgenstem Myer, notebroker, 436 Montgomery, r.
221 Turk
Morgenstern Simon, r. 1113 Leavenworth
Morgenthal Anthony, attorney at law, 429 Montgome-
ry, rooms 3 and 4. r. Ahlborn House
Morgenthal Henry, with H. Wrede, r. 1218 Pacific
Morgenthau Augustus, assistant snpt Mission Soap
and Candle Works, r. 1008 Van Ness Av
Morgenthau Max. proptr Mission Soap and Candle
Works, office 108 Bush, r. 1008 Van Ness Av
Morgridge Charles H.. carpenter bark Great Western,
Mission St. Wharf
Alorg'ue City and County , 16 O'Farrell
Mori Angelina, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Mori Stbastiauo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Moriarty Ann. domestic 1127 Clay
Moriarty Daniel, groceries and liquors, 8E cor Twen-
ty-third and York
Moriarty Dennis, laborer, r. 1131 Harrison
Moriarty Edward, teamster Hibernia Brewery, r. 1227
Howard
Moriarty Eugene, chicken ranch, r. Lewis, nr Sil-
ver Av
Moriarty Jeremiah, laborer, r. 18 Hermann
Moriarty Jeremiah, waiter Edward Ohlcn, r. 158 Ship-
ley
Moriarty John, calker Spring Valley Water Works, r.
24 Howard Court, rear
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Morlarty Jolin, fireman S. F. Gas Li{,'ht Co., r. W s
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shat^ta
Moriarty Margaret, domestic 10'*7 Washington
Moriartj' Maurice, laborer, r. 38 Quiun
Moriarty Michael, bootmaker Edwaid Main, r. 1131
BarriBon
Moriarty Patrick, firoceries and liquors, NE cor Twen-
ty-third and Hampshire, r. N b Twenty-third, bi t
York and Bryant
Moriarty Philip, longshoreiuan, r. Broadway Hotel
Moriarty Robert, groceries and liquors, SW cor Hyde
and Broadway
Moriarty Thomiia, fii-eman S. F. Gas Light Co., Pot-
rero WDrks
Moriarty Thomas, laborer, r. 8 s Lombard, bet Sa: -
some and Montgomery
Moriarty TiiiiOtUy, milkman, W 8 First X\, bet Clay
and Sacramento
Moriarty William, r. 700 Mason
Morieira Camillo, cabiuetmaker .\nthony Johnson, r.
632 Brannun
Mories Addison H., clerk Hanson, Ackerson i Co.', r.
Oakland
Moringo Antonio, cartman, r. 511 Union
Morisco Gold Mining Co. (Storey Co., NeT.)0. C. Mil-
ler secretary, 324 Pine, room 4
Morisich Prosper, fisherman, r. 8 Commercial
Morison, Hutcliiiison & Co. (Thomas H. Mori-
son, Gardiner S. Hutchinson, Henry B. Pierce,
and Charles D. Hoyt) importers and manufs Star
shirts, drawers, etc., 112 Bush
Morison James H., reul-estate and bu.siness
agency, 430 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Morison Robert J., clerk E. Grisar & Co.
BTori8oii Samuel A., real-estate, 436 Montgomery,
r. Oakland
Morison Thomas H. (Morison, Hutchinson & Co.) r,
New York
Morison William C. , ''eul-estate and business
agency, 43() Montgsmery, r. Oakland
Morison. See Morrison
Morisset Ernestine, widow, r. 1014 Clay
Moritz Fredericka Miss, r. 2307 Bush
Moritz Hermann, fruit peddler, r. 919 Filbert, rear
Moritz John, r. German Hotel
Bloritz John C. , butcher, 705 Montgomery Av, r.
711 'A Filbert
Moritz Maria, widow, r. 9 Russ
Moritz Max. clerk, r. Turk St. Hotel
Moritz. See Morris
Morizio Joseph, mining secretary, 328 Montgomery,
room 24, r. 924 Pacific
Morizio Lucio, laborer Edv/ard Ohlen, r. 81G Pacific
Morkel An'on, porter Wheaton & Luhrs, r. 414 Fil-
bert
Morkel George, night cook Lick House
Morken Herman P., proptr Frank's Saloon, 328
Piue, r. 827 Po^t
Morley , longshoreman Menzies. Bingham & Co.
Morley George, larpenter, r. 1517 Mason
Morley Hattie Mrs., r. 310 Stockton
Morley James, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba, r.
Sander's Hotel
Morlock Charles, blacksmith Sutter St. RR., r. 1121
Post
Morlock Charles F., shipping clerk Wellman, Peck &
Co., r. 1121 Post
Morlock Fritz, dairy produce, 25 Centre Market, r.
1C08 California
Mormon , fisherman, r. 200 Washington
Ttlorninj^ Call (daily and weekly) S. F. Call Co.
publishers, 525 Montgomery, branch office 710
■ Market, editorial rooms 517 Clay
Mor.riiug star Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey
Ct*., Nev.) J. B. Maholm secretary, 331Moutgom-
*"T'", room 7
Morny Leon tine Mrs,, r. 1024 Powell
Moron A.delaide L., Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Moron Benjamin, clerk Ravenna, Ghirardelli & Co., r.
1*05 Powell
Moror, Maria T., Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Morojjey Eliza, domestic lOlfi Post
Moroney John, r. 427 3^ Clementina
MorO/jey John, laborer, r. 753 Brannan
Moroaey John, merchant, r. 1710 Bush
Moroney Juhn, shoemaker Jory Brothers, r. 26 Ji
tlinton
Mor>uey Maggie Miss, r. Abbotsford House
Mooney Mary E. Miss.assistant ICighth St. Primary
School, r. 1710 Bush
Moroney Paul, stockbroker, r. Abbotsford House
Moroney Timothy, laborer, r. Broadway Hotel
Jloroney. See Maroucy
Morong John C, lieutenant U. S. Navy, r. 322 Turk
Morovlch Anton, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Morrad Charles, cook Frank Allione, r. 523 Green
Morregeau Pierre, butcher John Bayle, r. Fifth Av,
bet L and M, South S. F.
Morrcl J. W., restaiiraut, 537 Sacramento, r. Ken-
lucky House
Morrell Abraham J., real-estate, 420 Montgom-
ery, room 14, r. 530 Harrison
Morrell Charh s, teacher music, 430 Kearny, r. 210
Prospect PI
Morrell Charles, seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of New
Yo.k
Morrell Charles Jr., r. 210 ProspectPl
Morrell Charles G., bakery, 738 Howard
Morrell Eliza, domestic 303 Eddy
Morrell Frank D., carpenter U. S. Mint, r. 912 Piue
Morrell Frank D. Mrs., teacher Zeitska's Institute,
922 Post, r. 912 Pine
Morrell Margaret, widow, r. 1002 McAllister
Morrell. See Morel and Morrill
Morrelo Maria, laundry, 528 Hayes
Morres Samuel, engraver Abraham Waldstein, r. 610
Grove
Morrill Augustus, scalemaker, r. 1331 Minna
Mnrrill Frederick L., compositor Winterburn & Co.,
r. 712 licavenworth
Morrill Harry C, salesman C.J. Hawley & Co., r. 712
Leavenworth
Morrill Jane, widow, r. 2916 Folsom
Morrill Oliver C, steward American Exchange, r. 712
Leaveuwf)rth
Morrill Paul, Surveyor Port San Francisco, office
Custom House, third floor, r. 1005 Sutter
Morrill S.miuel P., printer Francis. Valentine A Co.,
r. 20G Twenty-second
Morrill. See Morel, and Morrell
Morrin John, janitor Chief Quartermaster's office, U.
S. A., Presidio Reservation
Morris A., r. 906 Market
Mon-is Aaron, merchant, 713 Sansome.r. W s Dolores,
bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Morris Abby, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 1010 Pacific
Morris Abraham, r. 702 Ellis
Morris Abraham,merchaut(()f Carson City, Nev.) ufflce
4 Batt<;ry, r. 122 O'Farrell
Morris Abraham (Morris *: Darling) r. 2t;05 Sacramento
Morris Abraham J., upholstrer Aaron N. Levy, r.335
Sixth
Morris Adolph, merchant tailor, 119 Third, r. 2034
Mission
Morris Albert, clerk Punch, r. 435 )i Minna
Morris Alice, domestic 320 Minna
Morris Annie, typerubber Maidcr, Luse & Co., r. 532
Clay
Morris B. i: Co. (Benjamin Morris) manufacturing
jewelers, 643 Sacramento
Morris Barnard, r. 1511 Powell
Morris Benjamin(B. Morris & Co.)r. 1008 Sutter
Morris Benjamin S., clerk F. Grass, r. 951 Folsom
Morris Bernard, laborer Sontherii Pac. ER., r. 743
Brannan
Morris Catherine, widow, r. 2008 O'Farrell
Morris Charles, clerk, r. 1434 California
Morris Charles, seaman echr La Gironde, Fourth St.
Wharf
Morris Charles, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 228 Minna
Morris Charles C, marblecutter S. F. Steam Marble
Works, r. 2605 Sacramento
Morris Charles D. E., clerk L. P. Fisher
Morris Christine Mrs., r. 2510 Bush
Morris Cornelius R., chief night clerk Post Office, r.
1807 Polk
Morris David, longshoreman, r. 307 Ritch
Morris Dariil, superintendent and treasurer Mor-
ris Pneumatic Manuf. Co., 1045 Market, r. 209
Seventh
Morris David S., assistant biwkkeeper D. Samuels, r.
951 Folsom
Morris David W., tobacco agent, 228 Front, r. Oak-
land
Morris Delia, domestic .543 Seventeenth
Morris Dennis, hostler J. Craig, r. 71 Brady
Morris Dora Mrs., ladies' nurs'e, r. 521 Jessie
Morris Edward, bookbinder William B. Cooke i Co.,
r. 1413 Pacific
Morris Edward, capitalist, r. 627 Post
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Morris Edward, laborer Sea Wall
Morris Edward J., blacksmith Charles Rueser, r. 512
Geary
; Morris Frauk, waiter Paul Vlautln, r. 715 Davia
i Morris Fritz, reporter Alta California, r. 5)^ Kearny
' Morris George, storekeeper Baldwin's Beetaurant, r.
j 2-27 Stevenson
j Morris Harry F., copyist County Recorder, t. 704
; California
! Morris H, 1)., agent Sanderson Brothers Steel Co.,
'■ and Sweet's Manuf. Co., 21 and 23 Fremout, r.
i Oakland
' Morris Henry, tailor, 33.5 Sixth
Morris Henry, diayman. 25 Sansome, r. 32 Willow Av
Morris Hertz, expressman, SE cor Washington and
I Montgomery, r. 4.J South Park
I Morris .J., r. 5ii»h;. Jessie
Morris Jacob, tailor, r. 10 Laskie
Morris James, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Morris James, r. .509 Washington
Morri.s James, clerk Baldwin & Co., r. 1413 Pacific
Morris Jiimcs, paver Superintendent of Streets, r,
I 512 Geary
[ Morris J. B. C, solicitor Tatum & Bowen, r. 269
I Minna
: Morris Jenny Mrs., r. 11 William, rear
Morris John H., salesman, r. 1816 Market
, Morris Joseph, r. 25 Oak
i Morris Joseph, r. 18'25 Pine
' Moma Joseph, engineer Pacific Mail 88, Co., r. 236
Branuau
Morris Joseph, foreman Morris & Darling, r. 2310
Mission
Morris Joseph, salesman Lesser Crocker, r. 951 Fol-
som
Morris Joseph J., with George Naunton, r. 524 Bat-
tery
Morris Joseph M., r. 319 Fell
Morris Julia, widow, r. 1837 Bvwh
Morris Julia ^n6s, saleswoman John W. Jones, r. 610
Grove
I Morris Julius, cigars and tobacco, 32 Third, r, 44
I Third
I Morris JuUua, clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 431 O'Far-
1 rell
j Morris Kevle, merchant, 210 Washington, r. 610
' Stevenson
SMorris Lemuel P.. carpenter, 905 Jones, r. Oakland
1 Morris Levy (Israelsky A: Morris) r. 610 Stevenson
i Morris Louis, clerk Abraham Aronson, r. 428 Sixth
I Morris I-ouis, tailor H. Levison, r. 435M Minna
I Morris Lydia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1114 Sacramento
I Morris Marfiuerite, widow, r. W s Kentucky , bet
Sierra and Nevada
Morris Mary, widow, r. 521 Ortavia
Morris Mary, domestic 1326 Jackson
Morris Mary E. Mrs., widow, teacher music, r. 1 Tor-
rens Court
Morris Matilda, widow, r. 109 Vallejo, rear
Morris May Miss, actress Bella Union Theater, r. 155
Minna
Morris Mii-hael, r. 34 Laugton
MoiTis Michael, waiter Grand Hotel
Morris Nathun, peddler, r. 516 Grove
> Morris Nathan, shoefitter S. W. K^oseustock & Co., r.
2 2420 Sacramento
R Morris Patrick, r. 1027 Dupont
*25 Morris Peter, expressman, junction Sanpome and Mar-
^ ket, r. W 8 Nevada, bet Eleventh and Twelfth
Morris Pincue, clothing, 407 East, r. 149 Clara
Morris Piieumiitic Alanufactiiring' Com-
pany, A. A. Sargent president, Theodore Morris
secretary, David Morris superintendent and
treasurer, 1045 Market
Morris Ralph, waiter, r. 613 Howard
Morris Richard, spicepacker, r. cor Ritch and Town-
send
Morris Robert D., carpenter, SW cor N and Eleventh
Av, r. Twelfth Av, bet N and P, South 8. F.
Morris Samuel, f njits and vegetables, 428 Sixth
Morris Samuel, merchant, r. 951 Folsom
Morris Samuel, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Morris Samuel, steward Pacific Coast S3. Santa Cruz
Morris Samuel F., clerk Spring Valley Works, r. 62
Se<ond
Morris' Show Card Factory, George W. Boxtonproptr,
9 Geary
Morris Saruh Mrs., furnished rooms, 62 Second
Morris Simon, boctfltter 8. W. Rosenstock k Co., r.
2426 Sacramento
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Morris, Tasker & Co. (Philadelphia, New York and
Boston) Christian Froelich Jr. agent, 2.'J8 Market
Morris Terrence, bartender, r. 217 Second
Morris Theodore, secretary Morris' Pneumatic Manuf .
Co., 1045 Market, r. 2(19 Seventh
Morris Thomas, r. 507 Stevenson
Morris Thomas, contractor and builder, r. 33 Juniper
Morris Thomas, shoemaker, r. 249 Minna
Morris Thomas B., manager Kenton Coal Co., 22
Sacramento, r. San Rafael
Morris Willard B. (Bigclow & Morris) r. 339 Eddy
Morris William, r. 710 California
Morris William (M'^rris & Kennedy) r. 710 California
Morri.t William, clerk, r. W s San Bruno Road, nr
Six Mile House
Morris William, driver City BR., r. 1'21 Fifteenth
Morris William, foreman Union Iron Works, r. 534
Howard
Morris William, janitor Thurlow Block, r. 17 54 Fifth
Av, rear
M''rris William, laborer Kohler & Chase
Morris William, laborer, r. W s San Bruno Road, np
County Line
Morris William, shipjoiner, r. 2.510 Bnsh
Morris William, waiter Palace Hotel
Morris William B., blackr<miih C. A. Warren, r. 1153
Howard
Morris William H., expressman, r. 1219 Vallejo
I Morris William M. (R. R. Rollins & Co.) p. 535 Call-
] foruia,room4
1 Morris & Darling (Abraham Morris and Abram F.
Darling) proptrs .S. F. Steam Marble Works, 2U
and 216 Fifth
Morris iS: Kennedy (William Moiris and John F. Ken-
nedy) importers and dealers moldings, engrav
iugs, artists' materials, gildings, etc., 19 and 21
Post
Morris. See Maurice and Moritz
Morrisey James, longshoreman, r. 81 Natoma
Morrisey John, captain schr Reaper, Larue's Wharf
Morrisey John, hostler Charles S. c;rittenden, r. 2
Baphael PI
Morrisey John, liquor saloon, cor Ninth and Mission,
r. 734 Natoma, rear
Morrisey Julia, widow, r. 67 Clementina
Morrisey Mary, domestic 323 Fell
Morrisey Mary, domestie 911 Van Ness Av
Morrisey Patrick, hostler, r. 2514 California
Morrisey Timothy, helper Union Iron Works, r. 122
Clinton
Morrisey William, r. Sanchez, btt Sixteenth andSev-
teenth
Morrisey. Sef; Morrissey
Morrish T., driver Fifth St. branch Market St. RR.
Morrison A. L. (estate of) office .316 Cal., room 8
Morri.son Alexander, blacksmiths. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 12 Adair
MorriKtin .Alexander, carpenter Henry G. Pratt, r. 51
Clay
Morrison Alexander F., clerk CopL- k Boyd, 324 Pine
Morrison .\lonzo, ttielayer Williaru Jones, r. 715 How-
ard
Morrison .■Vlvah F., milkman, r. 434 Twenty-second
Morrison Andrew, machinist Union Iron Works, p.
308 Capp
Morrison Andrew, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Morrison Andrew H. (Morrison & Co.) r. W s Twi^nty
second, ur Shotwell
Morrison Andrew J., cashier Palace Hotel, r. IJ'-
Sixth
Morrison Ann. domestic 1208 Geary
Morrison Archibald, bootmaker BucklngUg"* *
Hecht, r. 8 s Mariposa, bet Bryant Av kud ^loridal
Morrison Augustus Q., lumber surveyor, I'i'' Steuart,
r. SW cor Twenty-sixth and Sauchea
Morrison Carlton J., corporal police City »»U. r. lOi
Fair Oaks
Morrison Charles, seaman U. S. Revenue ■""* BlcU.
ard Rush 4u « , »
Morrison Charles, seaman S3. Newport, "orth Point
Dock - ,
Morrison Charles T., clerk George H. tforrlson, r.
822 Shotwell
Morrison David, horscdealer, r. '28 Hunt
Morrison David W., driver Ctntral BR., r. »''°» Tyler
Morrison Dugald, seaman, r. 54 Sacrament^
Morrison Edward, sewer Inspt^ctor, r. S b Twenty-
seventh, bet Washington and Gunnison^vs, B.IJ.
Morrison EJwar>l, teamster S. F. Cordage t^tcry. -
N 8 Sierra, bet Kentucky and Teunesaee
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Morrisou Ella H., assistant Valencia St. Grammar |
School, r. 511 Jones
Morrison George H., lumber dealer, 575 Brannan, r.
822 Shot well I
Morrisou Harry, seumau, r. 106 Jackson j
Morrison Hector F., patentrights asjent, r. 10.J4 Fol. !
Morrison Henry, laborer, r. 4U Clementina, rear
Morrison, Hiitcliiiisoii <Si Co. (Thomas H. Mor-
rison. Gar.iinir S. Hutchinson, Henry B. Pierce,
aud CliarlesiD. Hoyt) importers and manufs Star
shirts, drawers, etc., 112BuKh
Morrison J. Mrs., fruits and confectionery, 142Jj
Fifth
Morri.son James, cook schr Galatea, Union St. Wharf
Morrisou Jaaifs, seaman, r. North Pacittc Hotel
Morrisou James, watchman S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 221.> Larkin
Morrison James H., salesman II. J, Egan & Co., r. 807
Howard
Morrisou Jared, laborer, r. 1021 J4 Clay
Morrison J. H., r. Prescott House
Morrison John, bellman Occidental Hotel, r. E 8 Noe,
bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Morrison John, helpt-r Pac. Iron Works, r. 30 Jessie
Morrison John, proptr Pioneer Plating Wor.;B, 7.55
Mission, r. Oakland
Morrison John, seaman, r. 101 Stewart
Morrison John, teacher TJniversity Mound College
Morrison John B. (Morrison & Co.) r. W 8 Twenty-
sueond, nr Shotwell
Morrison John C, teamster Cal. Mills, r. 803 Geary
Morrison John C. Jr., capitalist, oflSce 316 Sacra-
mento, r. 817 Howard
Morrison .John F., carpenter, r. Ws Miss-Ion, bet Kan-
dall and West Av
Morrison John F., teacher music, r. 133 ?4 Shipley
Morrison Jolin M., carriafjepainter Herbert S. Fergu-
son, r. N 9 Twenty-second, nr Shotwell
Morrison Joiia;* .t,, praptr Union Lumber Yard,
NEcor Mission and Spear, r. 1331 Fulton
Morrison Joseph, shoecuttcr, r. 75 ^ Natoma
Morrison Joseph H., teamster Jacob Browning, r. 1427
Jackson
Morrison Jceph R., printer F. W. Croudace, r. 1427
Jackson
Morrison Josish, brakeman Sea Wall
Morrison Letitia, widow, r. NE cor Butte and Jersey
Morrison Lewis, actor Baldwin Theater, r. 29
Dupont
Morrisou I,ewiB A., I,umbermen'8 Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Morrison M. A., widow, r. HIS Fell
Morrison Miggifi, r. 121.5H Folsom
Morrison Maggie, domestic 1700 Geary
Morrison Maggie Miss, r. 1427 Jackson
Morrison Margaret Mrs., r. .511 Jones
Morrison Martin, packer Cal, Furniture Manuf, Co.,
r. 2S1.T CUy
Morrison Mary J., widow, r. C79 Harrison
Morrison Mary M. Miss, r. 1021 M Clay
Morrison M. E. Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. Mnriposa, nr Florida
Morrison Michael, engineer George Howes & Co., r.
30 Clementina
Morrison Parker, clerk John Norgrove, r. C79 Harrison
Morrison Patrick, r. 447 Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Morrison Patrick, laborer, r. Broadwa,v Hotel
Morrison Uichsrd, haf-kdriver, r. Sfi Geary
Morrison Robert, r. 606 Howard
Morrison Robert, superintendent Cal. Silk Manuf.
Co., r. cor Sixteenth Av and K, South S. F.
Morrii«on Robert P.. chief justice Supreme Court
of California, chambers 640 Clay, r. Occidental
Hotel
Morrison R. R., watchmaker and jeweler, 1252 Mar-
ket, r. 110 Kearny
Morrison Sarah, widow, r. 1810 Leavenworth
Morrison Susan M., widow, r. 703 Stockton
Morrisou Thomas, f reiaht clerk O. k O. SS. Gaelic
Morrison Thomas H., real-estate, 419 Pine, r. 22 Haight
Morrison William, engineer California St. BR., r.
1303 Pine
Morrison William, seaman schr John Frederick,
Humboldt Whai-f
Morrison William, plumber Pacific Mail SS Co,
Morri-fon William F., phy.si-ian and surgeon, office
and r. 1429 H Mission
Morrison W. Parks (Morrison & Co.) r. SW cor Mis-
sion and Twenfy-second
Morrison W. S., cook, r. 431 5^ Clementina
Morrison & Co. (John B. and Andrew H. Morrison)
carriagemakers, 110 Jtssie
.Morrison & Co. (W. Parks Morrison) drugs, 8W oor
Mission and Twenty-second
Morrison. See Morison
Morrison's Building, NW cor Pine aud Leidesdorff
MorriHsey , stevedore Dunsmulr, Diggle & Co.
MorrisseyAnn. widow, groceries and liquors, 210
Fifth
Morrissey Catherine, widow, r. 654 Willow Av
Morris^ey Charity Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1140 Mission
Morrissey David, driver Omnibus BR., r. 655 Howard
Morrissey Edmund, shoemaker, r. 912 >i Folsom, rear
Morrissey Edmund Rev,, assistant pastor St. John
the Baptist Church (R, C.) r. 1122 Eddy
Morrissey James, laborer, r. 1735 Market
Morrissey John, expres=man, cor Sansome and Sac-
ramento, r. 528 Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Morrissey -John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works, r. Cli> Howard, rear
Morrissey John, labor •r,r. 25 Freelon
Morrissey .John Jr., helper Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 616
Howard, rear
Morrissey J^'seph M., cutter Marks & Berliner, r. 75
Natoma
Morrissey Mary Mies, glovemaker, r. 39 Fifth
Morrissey Mary Miss, teacher music, r. 429 Olem.
Morrissf'y Maurice, r. 512 Mission
Morrissey Michael, laborer, r. 28 Ritch
Morrissey Oliver, brassfiuisher William T, Garratt, r.
627 Hickory Av
Mon-issey Owen, laborer, r. 37 Commercial
Morrissey Patrick, bla'-ksmith Risdon I. and L.
Works
Morrissey Richard, boilermaker, r, 34 Rauscb.
Mori'issey Thomas, laborer, r. 34 Louisa
Morrissey William, boot and shoemaker, 39 Com.
Morrissey William, carpenter, r. 138 Langton
Morrissey William, carpenter, r, 429 Clementina
Mori'issey William, fireman S. F, Gas Light Co., r. S a
Sierra, bet Georgia and Michigan
Morrissey William S., seaman, r. SW cor Twenty-
seventh and Tehama
Morrissey William, roller Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 516
Howard, rear
Morrissey. See Morrisey
Morritt William, tailor, 9.52 )i Howard
Morrow F. P., r. International Hotel
Morrow Frederick B. (Morrow & Strong) r. Oakland
Morrow Georjfe, hay, gr.iin, and commission
merchant, 30 Clay, r. Temescal
Morrow George, traveling salesman KuUman&Armer,
r . 122 Taylor
Morrow George P,, bookkeeper Pacific Mail SS. Co.,
r. Temescal
Morrow George W., plumber and gasfltter, 1904 Fill-
more, r. 118 Wildey
Morrow J. (Ayer .t Morrow) r. 681 Mission
Morrow James, r. 752 Folsom
Morrow J. F., painter, r. Sacramento House
Morrow John F., bookkeeper Lee W, Mix, r, Oakland
Morrow Joseph, r. 55 Minna
Morrow Martha, domestic 903 O'Farrell
Morrow Matilda Mrs., dressmaker, 7 Powell
Morrov.' Robert F., real-estate, 414 California, r. 918
Leavenworth
Morrow William T., machinist, r. S 8 Hampshire, nr
Serpentine Av
Morrow William W. (Latimer & Morrow) attoruey at
law, 7.5-77 Nevala Block, r. 1034 Jackson
Morrow William W., with Cutting Packing Co., r. 1918
Pacific At, rear
Morrow & Strong (Frederick B. Morrow and Nathan-
iel R. Strong) Pacific Metal Works, 115 Fir.st
Morse Abraham W., nightwatcbman U. S. Mint, r.
U^ Sixth
Morse A..J. H. Mrs., widow, r. 2202 Stelner
Morse Amos C, collector S. F. Benev. Assu, r. Ban
Rafael
Morse Anthony W., r. 1023 Mission
Morse Caroline L., widow, r. 1825 Eddy
Morse Carrie, widow, r. 209 Hyde
Morse Charles capitalist, 230 Montgomery, room 24,
r. S s Fifteenth, bet Noe and Castro
Morse Charles A., mining secretary, 217 Sansome,
room 8, r. 418 Post
Morse Charles D., en','inef-r Chase & Wolff, r. 55 Second
Mor-e Charles W., agent Sanborn Map amj Publish-
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Horse David A., storekeeper V. S. Internal Revenue,
r. Oakland
Horse E. A., mining, office 12 Montgomery, room 8
Horse Edward A., bookkeeper, r. 1714 Jackson
Horse Ezra, clerk Pac. BaiTel and Keg Factory, r. 611
Seventh
Horse Frank F., actor, r. 146 Eleventh
Horse Franklin P., drlvtr Hiraui Clifford, r. cor Cam-
bridge and Bacon
Horse Frederick W.,aia U.S. Coast and Geodetic
Survey, 214 Stockton (after July 1st new U. S.
Appraisers' Building)
Horse oieorge A., lumber surveyor, r. 113 Fair Oaks
Morse Georg'e D., photographic art gallery, 417
Hiintgomery, r. Alameda
Horse George J., captain scbr Bobolink, office 44
Market
Horse George W., r. 8 Brtuham PI
Horse George W., shoemaker Patrick E. Haloney, r.
263 Third
Horse Georgie C. Hiss, assistant Market St. Primary
School, r. Abbotsford House
Mome Harry N., detective agency, 328 Houtgom-
ery, room 12, r. 20O Post
Horse Henry, teacher music, r. 23 Powell
Morse H. G., captain Pacific Mail SS. Dakota, r.
Grand Hotel
Horse Hiram, editor and publisher Ladies' Home
Journal, 3 Chronicle Building, r. Oaklaud
Horse Howard W., clerk L. Hartter, r. 753 Folsom
Horse Isaac U. (C. James King of William i Co.) r.
Oakland
Horse James, bookkeeper, r. lOO McAllister
Morse James, laborer E. Detrick & Co., r. 9 Natoma
Horse John, market, 141 Page, r. 605 Linden Av
Morse John, carpenter, r. 2'il Tehama
Horse John F., physician, r. 1825 Eddy
Morse Michael, driver N. B. and Mission RU.
Morse Newton, r. 753 Folsom
Morse Oliver, r. 207 Dupont
Morse Oriisun D., fireman U. S. Mint, r. 924 Mission
Morse Otis, tinsmith, r. 103 Clark
Morse Philip R., mining, r. 1114 Sacramento
Morse Robert, driver J. K.Walton, r. 408 Tehama
Morse Robert, dairyman, r. S s (510) Sixteenth, bet
Rondel PI and Valencia
Horse Robert, laborer E. Detrick & Co., r. 8 Carlos PI
Horse Sallie P. Mrs., proprietress Frank's Building, 8
Brenhani PI
Morse Sulmi, editor S. F. Illustrated Wasp, Ss
Bryant, bet fifth and Sixth, r. Colonnade House
Horse Simon T., mannf patent cement, cor Post Office
PI and Washington, r. 1717 Stockton
Horse Stephen H.. proptr Second Street HoTise, 116
Second, and 74 Minna
Horse Thomas H., carpenter Cnl. Wire Works, r. 2110
Devisadero
Horse Thomas J., backman, r. 8 Carlos PI
Horse William, master mariner, r. 746 Mission
Horse. See Morss and Moss
Morsheud Jolin W., livery and sale stable, 23
Washington, r. 2D0 Tyler
Horss Jumes, porter S. L. Jones & Co., r. 118 Oak
Mortee Thomas Bu^lfj', secretary Golden Gate
Park Commissioners, 74 Nevada Block, r. 864 His-
sion
Hortell John, gardener, r. 701 J^ Ash Av
Mortensen C. B., seaman Pacific Coast SS. Newport
Morteusen James P., carpenter, r. 600 Third
Mortensen Tea., hostler Lone Mountain stables Cen-
tral UR.
Mortensen Thomas, fourth officer Pacific Hall SS.
City of Peking
Hortensen William, gardener, r. 134 Ninth
Hortimer Henry W., clerk Liverpool and London and
Gliibe Insurance Co., r. Oaklaud
Hortimer Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.) Dawid A. Jen-
nings secretary, 4(il Calitornia, room 4
Hortimer Peter H., laborer J. Spaulding & Co., r. 847
Howard
Hortimer Samuel, barber B. Levey, r. 959 Mission
Hortolu Prosper, blacksmith Baptlste Lacaze, r. cor
Union and Dupi^nt
Hortola Prosper, compositor L» Voce del Popolo, r.
318 Broadway
Hortolo Fortunato, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Hortolo Giacomo. Italiau Beuev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Hortoi^ , bookkeeper, r. 54 Third
Morton A. O., storekeeper U. S. Internal Revenue, r.
1037 Mission
Morton Albert, spirit medium and dealer liberal
books, office and r. U O'Farrell
Morton Ann, domestic 4 Hopeton Terrace
Morton Carrie L. Miss, assistant Haight St. School, r.
450 Bartlett
Morton Cbarles, housemover, r. NW cor Fremont and
Bryant
Morton E. C. Mrs., r. 807 California
Morton Edward H., master mariner, r. 2096 Market
Morton li^-ard S., clerk, r. 1110 Taylor
Morton ETla J. Miss, assisfcint Jefferson Grammar
School, r. 1016 Webster
Morton Francis R., chief clerk letter dept Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 1827 Eddy
Morion Frank, baggageman South Pac. Coast BB., r.
2002 Powell
Morton Frank, teamster I. F. Eaton k Son, r. 717 Va-
lencia
Morton Frederick, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,
r. 423 Second
Hoi-ton Fredi rick S., salesman Oscar Foss, r. Alameda
Morton George, painter, r. 270 First
Morton George H,, bookkeeper Bider, Somers & Co.,
r. 1220 Market
Morton George W., painter Gossman & Co., r. 9i
Tenth
I Morton G W., seaman, r. 35 Pacific
I Morton Harry, clerk, r. 622 Market
Morton Harry, storekeeper Western Union Tel.Supply
Dept. r. a Brenham PI
Morton Henry, r. 305 Taylor
Morton Henry (Morton & Louis) 106 Davis
Morton henry, carpenter J. B. Morton, r. 1609 Jack-
son
Morton Henry, sailmaker, r. 476 Jessie
Morton Henry H., porter Whitney & Marshall, r. S
\^&BS&r PI
Morton Henry J., clerk C. T. RajTiolds & Co., r. 450
Bartleit
Morton Henry R., dentist, office 206 Montgomery At,
r. 713 Greenwich
Slorton Horatio A., physician, office and r. 987
Harrison
Morton Horteuse Mrs., cleaning and dyeing, cigars
and tobKcco, 409 Fourth
Morton Howard, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 1136
Pacific
Morton J. & Co. (John, Sargent 8., and William
K. Morton) draymen, 2tM Battery
Morton Jane, domestic 934 Pine
Morton J. 31., seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of Chester
Morton John (J. Morton & Co.) r. 3()6 Taylor
MortoQ John, helper California Mill.«, r. 259 Clara
Morton John, hostler, r. 7 Jane PI
Morton John M., seaman, r. 409 Fourth
Morton John R., shoemaker, r. 259 Clara
Morton John T., r. 1906 Pine
Morton Joseph J., laundryman J. A. Trudell, r. 633
Third
Morton Joshua B., carpenter, 3 St. Mary's, r. 1609
Jackson
Morton J. T., clerk, r. 631 Ellis
Morton Lillic E. Miss, r. 1509 Jackson
Morton Lydia, widow, r. 450 Bartlett
I Morton Margaret N., widow, dressmaker, r. 137 Mont.
I Morton Nathaniel S., boxmaker Union Box Factt^ry
I Morton Nathaniel T., receiver Market St. RR., r. 1765
Ellis
Morton P. L., seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Morton Renben, president Central RR., office 32
Turk, and superintendent Geary St., P. and O.
RR., r. 807 Tyler
Horton Robert, laborer 8. F. Cordage Factory, r. SE
cor Shasta and Michigan
Horton Robert L., salesman John Wigmore, r. 22 M
Morton Sargent S. (J. Morton & Co., and T. & S. 8.
Morton) r. 523 O'Fiurell
Morton T. & S. S. (Thomas and Sargent 8. Mor-
ton) wood and coal, 630 Geary
Morton Thomas (T. fc S. 8. Morton) r. 630 Geary
Morton Thomas, waiter Howard & Dewar, r. 22 Stock-
ton PI
Morton Thomas L.. mate bark Rival, Howard St.Wharf
Morion William, clerk, r. 1 Margaret PI
Morton William, laborer, r. 118 Prospect PI
Morton Willlnm, oiler Pacific Mail SS. Australia
Morton William, opi'rator fire alann and police tele-
graph, r. ISl.STavlor
Horton William H.. cigars and tobacco, 16 Harket, r.
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JONAS J. MORRISON,
Liamber Dealer, iV.E.cor. mission and Spear S tit., U»»l«r||^
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Morton William N., journalist, r. 812 Powell
Morton William U. (J. Morton & Co.) r. 5a2 Turk
Morton & Louis (Heury Morton, and S. Louis) bag-
makers, lOli Davis
Mortz Joseph O., machinist Goss & Adams, r. 746
Howard
Morval Antoine, cook, r. 822 Geary
Mosbach Mary, widow, r. 418 Octavla
Mosbacher Emanuel, japanner George H. Tay k Co.,
r. 428 Third
Mosbacher Gerson, boots and shoes, 212 Steaart
Moscrop Joseph, salesman George T. Hanly & Co.,r.
r. 711 Van Ness Av
Moee Louisa Mrs., bakery, 26 Page
Mose Niels, carpenter, r. 26 Page
Mosebach Ferdinand C, mining broker, 330 Pine,
rooms 38 and 39, r. Ill Guerrero
Moseley Andrew S., clerk George W. McNear, r. 110
Ha.<ion
Moseu Frederick, cooper, r. 21 Clara
Mosei Bouc'facins, bartender Badovich & Uhrlandt,
r. 17 Anna
Moser Norbert, shoemaker, r. 118 Eddy
Muser William, .teaman, r. 24 Drumm
Moses Abraham, printer, r. 808 O'Farrell
Moses B. F. Mrs., widow, fancy goods, SW cor Geary
and Scoit
Moses Carrie MiBs. saleswoman B.Schonwasser k Co.,
r. 808 O'Farr- 11
Moses C. S. & Co. (Charles S. Moses and John
. Kidd) wool graders and packers, S s Brannan, ur
Fifth
Moses Charles S. (C. 8. Moses & Co.) r. Occidental
Hotel
Moses Edwin, r. 1 Chelsea PI
Moses Emily, widow, seamstress, r. 605 Fulton
Moses Harriet A. Miss, assistant Rincon Grammar
School, r. 26 Glen Park Av
Moses Henrietta, widow, r. 808 O'Farrell
Mosts Isaac, glazier. 1704 Sacramento
Moses Jacob, tailor, r. 435 Tehama
Moses Lazarus, bagmaker Neville & Co.. r. 83C Har-
rison
Moses Maurice, bootcutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
830 Harrison
Moses Montague T. (Crittenden & Moses) attorney at
law, 59 and 60 Merchants' Exchange, r. 317 Mason
Moses Walter, willow worker, r. 1 Eddy PI
Mosey John, cook schr Hueneme, Spear St. Wharf
Mosgrove Henry (S. Mosgrove & Brother) r. S a Nine-
teenth, bet Church and Sanchez
Mossrrove S. <ii Brother (Samuel and Henry
Mosgrove) importers foreign and domestic dry
goods, 114 and 116 Kearny
Mosgrove Samuel (S. Mosgrove & Brother) r. 8 s
Nineteenth, bet Church and Sanchez
Mosgrove T., billman N. B. and Mission RR.
Mosheimer Joseph, mining engineer and assayer, and
proptr Engineer of the Pacific, 607 Montgomery,
r. 547 Natoma
MosherC. A. Mrs., r. 1150 Market
Mosher Charles, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 610
Guerrero
Mosher Daniel, carpenter Cal. Mills, r. 415 Mason
Moslier George, machinist Harvey W. Rice, r. 444
Brannau
Mosher George W., bartender Louis Schultz, r. 908
Kausoitie
Mosher Gilbert M., driver Gutta Percha Rubber
Manuf. Co., r. 329 Capp
Mosher James L. (Craig & Mosher) r. Oakland
Mosher James P., attorney at law, 408 California,
room 15
Mosher T. 8., carpenter State Harbor Commissioners,
r. 312 Beale
Mosher William B., conductor Central BR., r. 1530
Eddy
Moskiman Robert H., compositor S. F. Directory Pub.
Co., r. Oakland
Uoskiman Robert H. Jr., compositor Evening Bulle-
tin, r. Oakland
Moskiinan William H., compositor Evening Bulletin,
r. Oakland
Moskowitz Henry (J. Casner & Co.) r. 17 J^ Harriet
MoKkowitz Morris, merihant, r. 229 Seventeenth
Moss Alonzo, mining, r. 1020 Market
Moss Bita, widow, r. 508 Broadway
Mobs Charles, capitalist, r S s Fifteenth, bet Noe and
Castro
Moss Charles, longshoreman, r. 47 Vallejo
Moss Ellis, clerk William Wellspiel, r. 128 Fifth
Moss Ernest, assayer, r. 524 Geary
Moss F. J., driver City Cab and Carriage Stables
Moss Frank, r. 1429 Howard
Moss George A., lumber surveyor, r. 113 Fair Oaks
Moss Geo^^'e A., salesman O't'onnor, Mofifatt & Co., r.
311 Stockton
Moss George P., seaman barkentine R. K. Ham, r. 714
Howard
Moss O. W., r. Helvetia Hotel
Moss Israel, laborer, r. 611 Seventh
Moss J. Mora, president American Russian Commer-
cial Co., 718 Battery, r. Oakland
Moss John, miner, r. 120 Seventh
Moss John, tobacco stripper Aaron Meyer, r. 81
Montgomery
Moss John B., accountant freight dept Central Pac.
RR., r. 501 Geary
Moss John H., with American Sugar Refinery, r. 31
Alta PI
Moss Joseph, laborer, r. IIIJ4 Dore
Moss Joseph, butcher, r. 8 Boardman
Moss Joseph, poultry and game, 10 Hayes Valley
Market, r. SW cor Grove and Buchanan
Moss Joseph, tanner, r. 1024 Broadway
Moss Leopold, cutter Toklas, Brown & Co., r. 523
Franklin
Moss Levi, stevedore, r. 15 Frederick
Moss Lizzie, widi-.v, bakery, 9^0 Harrison
Mo.^s Mary, widow, r. 72 Brady
Mo-s Minnie Miss,clerk U.S. Surveyor-General's Office,
r. 915 Eddy
Moss Patrick H., laborer, r. 21 Fulton
Moss Patrick H., porter The Baldwin, r. 1315 Oc
tavia
Moss Peter, r. 72 Brady
Moss William, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Moss William S. (William S. Moss & Co.) r. Stock-
ton
Moss William S. * Co. (William S. Mosn, George
Pen Johnston, and Philip A. Roach) proptrs and
publishers Daily and Weekly Liaminer 533 and
535 Washington
Moss. See Morse and Moras
Mosse David, r. 504 Shotwell
Mossman John, fresco painter, r. 120 Twelfth
Mostyn Mary, widow, r. 343 Minna
Mothersole George F.. mailing clerk S. F. Journal of
Commerce, r. 232 Jessie
Motive Paddle Wheel and Steam Navigation Co.. J. D,
Swift manager, 408 California
Motley Annie Miss. r. 934 Pine
Motroni Augustino (P. Pico k Co.) r. 515 Green, rear
Motroni Lorenzo, laborer, r. 1 Varennes, rear
Mott Charles W., bookkeeper H. B. Tichenor k Co., r.
812 Powell
Mott Edward M., student William H. Mott, r. 33
Hawthorne
Mott Egbert B., agent Pac. Mutiial Life Insurance
Co., 512 Cal., r. Sacramento
Mott Gordon N. (Gordon N. Mott & Son) r. 33 Haw-
thorne
Mott Gordon N. & Sdu (Gordon N. and William H.
Mott) attorneys at law, 636 Clay, room 21
Mott Hortense Miss, laundry, 528 Hayes, r. 1209 De-
visadero
Mott James, driver :Market St. RR., r. 1114 Stciner
Mott J. H. & Co. (Julius H. Mott) furniture storage
warehouse, 647 Market
Mott John H., register clerk Superior Court Depart-
nient No. 9, r.336)<i Bush
Mott Joseph, cigarmaker. r. 812 Folsom
Mott Joseph, drivir William O. Reynolds, r. 2312
Larkin
Mott -Tulius H. (J. H. Mott & Co.) r. 1104 Market
Mott Louis H.. laundryman St. Mary's College
Mott William H. (Gordon N. Mott & Son) r. 33 Haw-
thorne
Motta Antonio A., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 J<s Drumm
Motte Alexander, farmer, r. 621 Pacific
Motzer Christian, baker Jacob Vits, r. 1829 Webster
Motzer George, baker, r. 1829 Webster
Mouis .'Vmedee, Society Culinaire Francaise, .508 Bush
Mould Charles H., carpenter Presidio Reservation
Moulder Androv J., secretary Pac. Stock Ex-
change, 314 Montgomery, room 2, r. 812 Bush
Mouldup William, clerk W. S. Ray & Co., r. 15 Hollls
Moulter F. A., messman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Sydney
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Moulthrop Carlton F., bookkeeper Golden State and
Miner's Iron Works, and secretary Globe Gas
Light Co., 237 First, r. 1518 Folsorn
Monltbrop Charles W., draftsman Joseph Wagner &
Co.. r. 824 Bush i
Moulthrop George, broker, r. Hancock House
Moulthrop Ho-wland K., maehiuiBt Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 350 First
Moulton C, janitor Boys' High School
Moulton Calvin R., student, r. 1.520 Pacific Av
Moulton David S., uianaper The Howe Machine Co.,
873 Market, r. Onkland
Moulton K. S. & Co. (Ezra S. Moulton and -John
H. Hegler) commission merchants, 305 and 307
Clay
Moulton Ezra S. (E. S. Moulton & Co.) r. 1520 Pacific
Av
Moulton Frank D., bookkeeper Goodyear Rubber Co.,
r. fi07 Harrison
Moulton Frederick, saddler, r. 310 Eighth
Moulton Irving F., clerk Nevada B»nk of San Fran-
cisco, r. 607 Sutter
Moulton John E., inther new City Hall
Moulton Josiah (Moulton & Edmondsou) r. 607 Har-
rison
Moulton Josiah W., clerk C. T. Raynolds & Co., r. 607,
Harrison
Moulton Warren, laborer Commercial Soap Co., r. 20
Page
Moulton William J. L., civil engineer, r. 435 Seventh
Moulton & Edmondson (Josiah Moulton and Barker
Edmondson) paints, oils, glass etc., 516 Davis
and 220 Brannan
Mounder Mathew C, painter, r. 1233 Lombard
Mounicot Geriiiaiu (Dippel & Mimnicot) r. cor Sixth
and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Mounicot Petir, tanner Paul Debant, r. SW cor
Ricksrds and San Bruno Road
Mount Dana Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) Daniol
Buck secretary, «0 Nevada Block
Mount Diablo Hotel and Land Co. (Mount Diablo,
Contra Costa County, Cal.) E. Conklin secretary,
531 California, room 6
Mount Diablo Mill and Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co.,
Nev.) Charles N. Shaw secretary, 408 California,
room 4
Mount Henry, miner, r. 32 Fourth
Mount Hood Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) William
W. Bausman secretary, 409 California, room 4
Mount Jefferson Millini,' and Mining Co. (Groveland,
Cal.) E. N. Van Brunt secretary, 318 Pine, room 7
Mount Jefferson Mining Co., D. M. Kent secretary,
330 Pine, room 18
Mount Joseph, cashier Pacific Oyster House, r. 51
Fifth
Mount Potosi Consolidated Mining Co. (Esmeralda
Co., Nev.) Ellis J. Holmes secretary, 318 Pine
Mount S.-R., clerk, r. 7(;2 Mission
Mount William, longshoreman, r. 1113)4 Kearny
Mountain , r. 201 Taylor
Mountain John J., r. 1007 Tyler
Mountain Matthew, laborer. r.W s Vallejo, bet Stelner
and Pierce
Mountain Thomas J. driver Engine No. 4, 8. F. F. D.
Mountain View Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
Jacob Moore secretary, 309 California, rooms 8
and 9
Monntjoy Mary, widow, r. 912 Sutter
Mountjov Plato, saleKman George Loomis, r. 932 Pac.
Mouutjoy W. 8., deckhand Pacific Mail 89 City of
Sydney
Monser Benjamin T., physician, 200 Post, r. 707
Bush
Moutier Silas M., pliysician. 200 Pott. r. 707 Bush
Moutlion Joseph, proptr Cafe Lafayette, 508Bush,
r. 423 i<i Broadway
Mouton JiiIiiiB. inachiuibt Gobs k Adams, r. 24 Oak
Grove .\v
Moutry Maiy. widow, bakery, W e Church, bet Eliza-
beth and Twenty-third
Montry. See Mootry
Mouze Alpliouse, nmchlnist, r. C04 Vallejo
Mow C. k Co. (Christian Mow and Dledrich Hoch-
reuter) fruit and p/oduce, 2028 Fillmore
Mow Christian (C. Mow fc Co.) r. 2028 Fillmore
Mow Frederick, (rivil eiiKinter, r. 6 Alaska PI
Mow. See Mau
Mowbray Roscoe C. dentist, 200 Stockton, r. Oakland
Mower Amos H., plunibing and gasfltting. 334 8ix-
ttenth, r. 377 Shotw. 11
Mower Charles \V., seaman, r. 377 Shotwell
Mov.ry C. E. Mrs., boarding, 933 Sutter
Mowry Dutee O., carpenter, r. 602 Natoma
Mowry Eugene C., with James Randall, r. 120 Sixth
Mow ly George B., proptr American Beef Co., r. NE
cor Buchanan and Ivy Av
Mowry Harriet A., assistant Eincon Grammar School,
r. 22 Geary
Mowry Henry, molder Columbia Foundry, r. 54 First
Mowry Laura A., widow, proptr Hayes Valley Market,
r. NE cor Buchanan and Ivy Av
Mo"*vry Lyman I., attorney at law, 402 Mont-
gomery, rooms 30 and 31, r. Ii29 Broadway
Mowry Marion, r. 1422 Powell
Mowry >'. B. Mrs., furnished moms, 136 Fifth
Mowry Origin, capitalist, r. 1422 Powell
Mowry Richard D., poultry and game, 103 and 104 Cal.
Market, r. 613 Minna
Mo'WTy William A., carriage factory, 1140 Folaom, r.
cor Sanchez and Hancock
Mowry's Opera Hall, SW cor Grove and Laguua
Moxley Charles G., real-estate, 307 Montgomery, r. 215
Franklin
Moyce Harry C, driver Pacific Tee Co.. r. 469 )i Te-
hama
Moye John, bagmuker E. Detrick & Co., r. 31 Morey
Alley
Moyer Frank, mining secretary, 4< '8 California, room
13, r. Oakland
Moyer George Ii., laundry agent, and boot polish-
er, .308 Bush, r.lOii William
Moyes Charles J., carriagemaker, 1148 Minsion
Moylan Jane, widow, r. 1152 Folsoiu
Moylun Michael, carpenter, r. 512 Mission .
Moylan Patrick, packer Straus, Eohnstanim & Co., r.
730 Green
Moyle George H., miner, r. N s Green, bet Fillmore
and Webt.ter
Moyle James W., miner, r. 2-314 Washington
Moyles John, porter Bode * Searle, r. lOSAlta PI
Moyles Owen, carpenter Sotithern Pac. RR., r. 126
Langtou
Moyles Patrick, porter Bode & Searle, r. 110 Alt* PI
Moyne James, tiuroofer John 8. Eccles, r. 2525 Mis-
sion
Moynis G. A., salesman Ki niiedy & Durr, r. 31 1 Stock.
Moyuier Eniile, laundryman, r. SW cor Filbert and
Powell
Moynihan George, clerk William S. Townscnd, r. 133
Perry
Moynihan John, clerk William 8. Townsend, r. 1.33
Perry
Moynihan James P., miner, r. 547 Mission
Moynihan John, deckhand stmr Julia, Washington St.
Wharf
Moynihan Lawrence, shoemaker, 410 Sixth
Moynihan Mary, widow, r. 133 Perry
Moynihan Michael, driveri'ity RR.. r. 49 West .Mission
Moynihan Nora T. Misa, assistant Eighth St. Primary
School, r. 410 Sixth
Moynihan Timothy J. (Moynihan k .\itken) r. 611
Jones
Moyniliun <!te Aitken (Timothy J. Moynihan and
James Aitken) boiler works, 311 and 313 Mission
Mozaiite Giovanni, laborer, r. 1618 Stockton, rear
MozanteSteffano, lab'irer, r. 1618 Stockton, rear
Mozart Edwin H., cloaks and suits, 932 Market, r. 930
Market
Mozzone Pietro, cook, r. 1015 Washington
Mucha Phili|i, merchant tailor. 448 Third
Muchmore John F., clerk Stein, Simon k Co., r. 1428
Polk
Muchmore Joseph F., conductor Sutter St.RB., r. 1423
Polk
Muck George, butcher, r. 118 Guerrero
Mud'ie Benjamin AV., mining secretary, 81 Ne-
vada Bl'K-k, r. 1108 Taylor
Mudge Robert G., salesman George W. Clark.r. 122
Turk
Mudge Theodore A., real-estate agent, 218 Pine. r.
E ist Oakland
Muecke Gottlieb A. E, (Muecke, Vletor * Co.) r. Oak-
land
Muecke, Vletor & Co. (Gottlieb A. E. Muecke
and Conrad Victor) importers and commission
merchants, and agents Germanic Lloyd, and
aneiilp for luoney orders to all partb of Europe,
l(i9 Rlifornia, room 8
Muegge John H. Jr., saleman R. R. Haskell, r. 1617
Sutter
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Mneh John (N. Mtieh &^n) r. 1411 Stockton
Mweh N. & Sou (Nicholas and John Mueh) wines and
liijuors, 1411 Stockton
Mueh Nicholas (N. Mueh * Son) r. 1411 Stockton
Mtiehe Charles (Muehe & Duggau) r. 10 Eleventh
Muehe ■William, miller, r. 339 Sixth
Maelie &liugg»n (Cbarle« Muehe and Edward
Duggan) bakery and restaurant, 211 Sutter
MaehlcndorffH., waiter SS. Ore-on, Folaom St.Wharf
Muehlig William, varnisher, r. •2421 Post
Mnehisttph George Rev., pastor St. Mark's Evangeli-
cal Lutheran Church, r. 13 O'Farrell
Mueller Alois, liquor" saloon, junction Market, Butter
and SauBome, r. .505 Bush
Mueller August, clerk Post Office, r. 618 Stevenson
Mueller D. C, with Lachman & Jacobl, r. 114 Main
Mueller Ernest, Iron cornicemaker Conliu & Roberts,
r. 610 Octavla
Mueller George, liquor saloon, 5t>5 Market, r. 1412
Powell
Mueller Heinrich, pdHer German Hospital
Mueller Jacob, blacksmith, r. Railroad Av, nr Four-
teenth Av, South S. F.
Mueller .Jacob, clerk John P. Schnitz, r. 1032 Market
Mueller Jacob, waiter, r. 27 Garden
Mueller John, bartender, r. Sl'Tehania
Mueller John H., bartender Henry Maass, r. 201 Fre-
mont
Mueller J. P., cabinetmaker, r. 912 Market
Mueller Louis, bartender Alois Mueller, r. 505 Bush
Mueller Mary Miss, nurse German Hospital
Mueller Otto (Brandt * Mueller) r. 1652 Polk
Mueller Philip, manager Vienna Gardens, r. 211 Pros-
pect PI
Mueller Richard, salesman Martin J. Flavin, r. Turk
St. Hotel
Mueller Valentine, carpenter, r. 906 Pacific, rear
Muel'.er. See MuUer, Moeller, and Moller
Mnench Charles F., porter Radovich & Uhrlandt, r.
228 Bush
Mnes Charles, groceries and liquors, NE cor Front
and Pacific
Mnffingham James, r. 1801 California
MufHey Cornelia E., Mrs., r. 415 Eddy
Muffley John F., driver City RR.. r. 1881 Mission
Mugan Dennis, produce commission, 325 Davis, r.
522 Turk
Mugan Frank, porter Dennis Mugan, r. 522 Turk
Mugan James J., porter H. Dutard, r. 522 Turk i
Mugan John, bookkeeper, r. 522 Turk j
Mugan John, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.'sAMiarf
Mugan John, messenger Pacific Bank, r. 500 Powell j
Mngan John C, laboi-er Subsistence Department TJ. j
8. A., r. E s Alabama, bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
Mugan Mary, domestic 829 Broadway
Mugan Matthew, cook American Exchange Hotel, r. S
s Garden .A.v, W of Devisadero
Mugarietta Jose Marcos, teacher Spanish, r. 1025 Val-
lejo
MuggeJohn, liquor saloon. W s Mission, nr Five
Mile Store
Muggins Charles, tailor Nathan Davis, r. 143 Third
Mugnemi Clodomiro. special policeman, r. 1010 Mont.
Muhel Lille, r. 1027 Dupont
Muhl August, shoemaker John Youngclaus, r. 913
Greenwich
MiJhlbarh Carl, laborer Black Point Packing House,
r. 3010 Fillmore
Muhlbach Franz, cooper Lobos Square PackingHouse,
r.3010 Fillmore
Miihlbach Josie, domestic 2207 Steiner
Muhlbach Theodore M., r. 400 Geary
Muhlenbrink William, r. 901 Bush
Mnhlendorfif.idolph, salesiuan Hoffman & Co., r. 1717
Webster
MuhlendorfT Hugo, bookkeeper Colman Brothers, r.
311 Dnpont
Muh'meister Henry F., baker, r. 312 Hayes
Muhlner William F., liquor saloon, 200 Hyde, r. 210
Tyler
Mnhlner William F. Jr., clerk Western Union Tel.
Co., r. 210 Tyler
Muhm Anna Mrs., teacher, r. .509 O'Farrell
Mnhrmann Charles, bartender W'illiam Easche, r. 6
Mnry Lane
Mnhs Anton, foreman August H. Lochbaum, r. 1016
Mason ^
Muhs Bernard, salesman J. H. A. Folkers Jt Brother,
r. 1016 Mason
Muhs Daniel ?Irs., widow, r. 1016 Mason
Muhs Frederick, shoemaker Charles Joseph, r. 1016
Mason
Muhs. See Muus
Muir .\ilam, miner, r. Bootz Hotel
Muir Adam, proptr Marine Iron Works, 1015 Battery,
r. 7 J^ Midway
Muir Barclay, wholesale extract and pickle dealer,
ll'J2 Mission, r. Oakland
Muir James B., r. NE cor Post and Kearny
Muir Robert, cook Montgomery's Hotel, r. 69 Natoma
Muir William, r. 13 Pacific
Mnir W'illiam, miner, r. 156 Third
Muirhead John, carpenter Robinson & Gill'^eple .
Muirhead Thomas, joiner, r. 1 Eddy PI
Mulcahy Bridget, widow, fruits and vegetables, HOH
Sixth
Mulcahy Cornelius, bartender P. Reardon, r. 702 Mis-
sion
Mulcahy Daniel, laborer, r. 215 Minna
Mulcahy James, brickmason, r. 612 Larkin
Mulcahy James, clerk, r. 512 Mission
Mulcahy James, laborer, r. 11 Heron, rear
Mulcahy James, plumber and gasfittf^r, r. 240 Jessie
Mulcahy James B., clerk County Tax Collector, r. 527
Howard
Mulcahy Jeremiah, blacksmith, r. 833 Geary
Mulcahy Jeremiah, teamster, r. 732 Natoma
Mulcahy John, bootcrimper Porter, Oppenhelmer,
Slessinger \- Co., r. 26 Adams
Mulcahy John T., machine operator Porter, Oppen-
helmer, Slessinger & Co., r. Twenty-sixth, nr San
Bruno Road
Mulcahy John W., painter Jeremiah 0'Connell,r. 30
Clinton
Mulcahy Joseph, laborer Sea Wall
Mulcahy Lot, yardman 8. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works, r. .507 Minna
Mulcahy Matthew, hostler Sutter St. RR., r. 5 Austin
Mulcahy Matthew, lamplighter B. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 20 Z(ie
Mulcahy Michael, deckhand stmr El Capitan, Oak-
land Ferry, r. 41 Natoma
Mulcahy Michael, laborer Superintendent of Streets,
r. 524 Mission
Mul'^ahy Michael A., cutler M. Price, r. 507 Minna
Mulcahy P., laborer, r. Central Pacific Hotel
Mulcahy P., l.iborer Superintendent of Streets
Mulcahy Patrick, driver Sutter St. RR., r. 5 Austin
Mulcahy Patrick, tailor Joseph Figel, r. 945 Twenty-
first
Mulcahy Patrick W., market, 720 Harrison, r. 112 J^
Silver
Mulcahy Thomas, keeper SheriflTs office, r. 147 Ship-
ley
Mulcahy William, teamster Hercules Powder Works,
r. Alms House Road, nr Golden Gate Park
Mulcahy Wiliam H., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
and extraman Hook and Ladder No. 3, 8. F. F. D.,
r. 507 Minna
Mulcahy William J., teamster, r. NE cor Fulton and
Pierce
Mulcare Patrick, bartender Cronin & O'Brien, r. 1024
Howard
Mulcreevy JanuB, gasfitter A. F. Nye & Co., r. 534
Hayes
Mulcreevy Martin, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 534 Hayes
Muldoon Durmack, r. Chicago Hotel
Muldoon John, r. N s Shasta, bet Illinois and Michi-
gan
Muldoon Patnck, draym.an, r. 213 Elm Av
Muldoon Thomas J., brassfounder William T. Gar-
ratt. r. 17 Mission Av
Muldowney Jamos (Muldowney ^<: Millett) r. E 8
Church, bet Twenty-seventh and Duncan
Muldowney Tames R., carpenter, r. SE cor Thirtieth
and Laidley
Muldowney & Millett (James Muldowney and Patrick
Millett) market, E s Church, bet Twen'y-seventh
and Duncan
Mule.iry Edward, laborer Pacific Coast SS. Co.
Mulet Emil, laborer, r. 8W cor Filbert and Van Ness
Av
Mulhall Joseph P., porter Occidental Hottl, r. 11
Russell
Mulhare James S., laborer Golden Gate Park. r. E s
Boyce, nr Laurel Hill Cemetery
Mulhearn Patrick, farmer, r. 1 Eddy
Mulheam Thomas, laborer, r. 4 Decatur
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Mulherin Alexander, r. Cassius Hotel
Mulherin Frank, longshoreman Mcnzles, Bingham
& Co., r. HH Ritch
Mulhern Gertie, domestic 1126 Pine
Mulhern John, cari)enter, r. Park Hotel
Mulhern John, with Joseph N. Sonther & Co., r. 343
Jegsie
Mnlhern Marj Miss, dressmaker, 141 Fourth, r. Q55
JesBie
Mulhern Matthew, tanner Thomas McMahon, r. cor
Ninth Av and N, South S. F.
Mulholland F. A., r. lyi6 Stevenson
Miilholland Francis, r. 1324 Sacramento
Mulholland Hugh, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., Po-
trero Works, r. 27 Clementina
Mulholland John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works, r. 27 Clementina
Mulholland John, weigher Kmpire Brewery, r. 805
Filbert
Mulholland Owen, expressman, cor Taylor and Mar-
ket, r. 2tKJ5 Post
Mulki-y Margaret, widow, r. Ill Hayes
Mull Alois, Cabinetmakers' I'nion, 912 Market
MulJaine Charles, longshoreman, r. 57 ClementinV
MuUiiUy John, g.-oceries, SW cor Harrison and Lang-
ton
Mulliily John H., agent McCarthy Brothers, r. 10 Bo-
iiita
Mullaly Maria, domestic 613 Jone.s
Mullau Auuio Miss, r. 5 Mason, rear
MuUjn John (Mnllan & Hyde) r. Washington, D. 0.
Mullan J. W., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Mullan Maria Mrs., r. 845^ Clay, rear
Mullan Martin, tailor, r. 44.i Clementina
Muilan Mary, domestic 799 Van Ness Av
Mullan cSc Hydf (John Mullan and Frederick A.
Hyde) attorneys for land claimants, 623 Com-
mercial
Mullan. See Mullane, Mullen, Mullin and McMuUan
Mullane Cornelius, teamster, r. Twenty-fifth, bet
Douglass and Diamond
Mullane Michael, groceries and liquors, 446 Natoma
Mullane Timothy, porter Lawrence Kyan, r. 25 Fill-
more
Mullaney Anthony, stfanecutter, r. cor Cortland Av
and Chaiiultepec
Mullaney James, helper Union Iron Works, r. 117
Shipley
Mullaney John, boilei maker Moynihan & Aitken, r.
cor Chapnltepec and Cortland Av
Mullaney John, foreman marblecutter William H.
McCormick, r. 8E cor Nineteenth and Diamond
Mullaney John, quartermaster Pacific Mail SS. City
of Tokio
Mullaney Mary, widow, r. IRTO Stevenson
Mullaney Michael, casting cleaner Industrial Iron
Works, r. 8 s Twenty-seventh, bet Washington
and Gunnison Avs, B. H.
Mullaney Michael, shoeimikcr, r. 83 Stevenson
Mullaney Patrick, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken,
r. cor Chapulteijec and Gortlaml Av
Mullany Beesey, domestic, r. 3 Card Alley
MuUany James, laborer Joseph Mcdonough, r. 330
Spear
Slullaiiy Itlicliael, attorney at law. .'520 Montgom-
ery, r. 231 Second
Mullany Patrick, draftsman Curktt fc El sen, r. 231
Second
Mullany Thomas, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 231
Second
Mullarky .\niiie, chambermaid The Baldwin
Mnllee James, Li borer, r. 117 Welsh
Mullee Thomas, laborer Charles Harley Si Co., r. 114
Davis
Mullen Annie, widow, r. 1036 Folsom
Mullen Bernard, butcher Peter Malouey, r. NE cor
Sixth and Harris(m
Mullen Bernard, laborer, r. 1.37 Niitoma
Mullen Bernard, serviceman Sjjring Valley Water
Works, r. jimction Market and Dolores !
Mnllen C. F.. elevatortender i^osmopolitan Hotel j
Mullen Daniel, currier John Counihau, r. 212Langton
Mullen Daniel, laborer .^tna Iron Works, r. 418
Seventh |
Mullen Daniel, siipcrintendent Pacific Club, r. 317 ;
Tyler
Mullen Dennis, gardener, r. 447J< Jessie |
Mullen Domiiiick, laborer, r. 31 Clara
Mullen Kdward, laborer ('base & Wolff, r. 24 Tele- i
graph PI 1
Mullen Edward, laborer William Kerr, r. Union, nr
Dupoiit
Mullen H., miner, r. 537 Sacramento
Mullen Hannah, domestic 1>00 Sutter
Mullen Harriet, widow, r. 029 Washington
Mullen Henry, pre.ssman Alta Job Office, r. 317 Tyler
Mullen James, helper Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 418
Seventh
Mullen James, horseshoer, r. 5 Bryant Av
Mullen James, messenger S. F. Stock Exchange, r.
317 Tyler
.Mullen James, painter, r. 128 Silver
Mullen James, shoemaker, r. 17 Tehama, rear
Mullen James W., clerk Redington & Co., 529 Market
Mullen John, peddler, r. 31 Clara
Mullen Joseph, elevatortender cosmopolitan Hotel
Mullen Martin, laborer Louis Sloss & Co. 's Ware-
house, r. 210 Bitch
Mtillen Mary, widow, r. 7 Ashburton PI
Mullen Mary, domistic SW' c^r Twenty-fifth and
Folsom
Mullen Mary, domestic 1040 Folsom
Mullen Mary, widow, r. 1036 Folsom
Mullen Owen, hostler City RR. Stables, r. 2 First At
Mullen Patrick, expressman, 739 Market, r. 573
Minna
Mullen Patrick, fireman Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York
Mullen Patrick, laborer, r. 28 J^ Louisa
Mullen Patrick, laborer, r. 311 Downey
Mullen Patrick S., woodturner D. A. Macdonald k
Co., r. 1912 Steiner
Mullen Peter, boimaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 3 Lang-
ton
Mullen Sarah, domestic (;o3 Eddy
Mullen Sarah, widow, furnished rooms, 631 Stevenson
Mullen Thomas, cooper, r. W s Bryant Av, bet Butte
and Solano
Mnllen Thomas, drayman. 22 Fremont, r. 614 Fourth
Mullen Thomas, laborer, r. 2<iM Welsh
Mullen Tliomas, laborer, r. 137 Natoma
Mullen Thomiis, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Mullen. See Mullan, Mullin and McMullen
MuUender David, ironwotker Pac. KoUing Mill, r. W
s Kentucky, bet Sierra and Humboldt
MuUender Henry, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill. r. W e
Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada, rear
MuUender Joseph, roller Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W b
Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada, rear
MuUender William, roller Pac. R( lling Mill, r. W s
Kentu ky, bet Sierra and Nevada, rear
Mullens Harriet M. Miss, assistant North Cosmopol-
itan Grammar School, r. Oakland
Mullens William, ironniclder, r. 14 \ Rausch
Muller Adolph, furrier, patentee for coloring seal-
skins. 644 .Market, r. I.'i04 Pacific- Av
Miiller Adolph, 8. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Miiller Albert, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Muller Albert A., musician, r. 106 Fourte-enth
Muller Anna, widow, dressmaker, r. 1435 Pacific
Miiller Antoine, warehouseman Cutting Packing Co.,
r. 8 Heron
Muller Armand, Cignrmakers' .\ssn, 771 Market
Miiller Arnold, tailor Joseph Wisluzil. r. 14 Mason
Miiller -Arthur, insurance broker, r. 225 Ellis
Muller Artliur, student University College, r. 218
Hai?ht
Miiller August C, crocker7,aud glassware, 115 Third
Miiller Casimir, shoemaker James Buchan, r. 228 Six-
teenth
Muller Charles, boot and shoemaker. 11)02 Pacific Av
Muller Charles, cook, r. 4'> Sacramento
Muller Clmrles. expressman, cor Commercial and
Drumm, r. NW cor Carolina and Center
Miiller Charles, grocer, r. 11 OTarrell Alley
Muller Charles, stonecutter, r. Ill Clinton, rear
Itlullcr Ciiristiun, optician, 135 Montgomery, r.
218 Haight '
Miiller Christian, hostler, cor Gougb and Fulton
Miiller Conrad, cabinetmaker, r. 208 Seventh
Miiller Daniel August, organist and teacher music,
946 Harrison
Muller Dlrdrich. groceries and liquors, 332 Main
Muller Emil.clgarninker J. Casner .^:Co.,r. 134 Fourth
Miiller Kniil. musicinn, r. lii) Market
Muller F.rnest. tinKinitli. r. 610 Dotavia
Miiller Krnest, waiter Hmrj- Hoesch. r. 3 Mary Lane
Muller Fr;iulf( Muller ft Koenig) r. 1314 Harii»on
MiiUer Frank, bootmaker, 212 Sutter, r. 12 Lewis
Muller Frank, tiiamstcr Christian Hess, r. 326 Clem.
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MiJller Frederick (Rotherniel Jt Muller) r. 702 Bush
Muller Frederick, cellarnian William Hoelscher & Co.,
r. 20a Seventeenth
Muller Frfilorick, clerk, r. 1640 Polk
Mwller Frederick, clerk A.H.Todd k Co.. r. 1307)4
Polk
Muller Frederick, dairy. 8 8 Waller, bet Cole and
Stanyan
Muller Frederick. Jeweler, r. 443 Jessie
Muller Frederick, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Muller Frederick A., clerk Frederick Brandt, r. 417
Third
Muller Frederick W., blacksmith and wagouiuaker,
1128 Mission
Mnller George (Muller & Schneider) r. 108 Polk
Miiller George (Sachau & Miiller) r. Park Hotel
Muller George, plumber and gasfitter. 125 Post
Muller George, j>roptr Eagle Cracker Bakery. SW cor
Mission ami Eleventh
Mulkr George, restaurant. 307 Battery, r. 2413 Howard
Miiller George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Muller Gerhard, crackerbaier, r. 1503 Mission
Muller H. Mrs., r. 918 Larkin
Muller Harry, sailmaker E. Detrick k Co., r. 528
Greenwich
Miiller Henry, carpenter, r. 227 O'Farrell
Muller Henry, liquor saloon, 69 New Montgomery
Muller Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Bryant
and Garden, r. -Sks Garden
Muller Henry, portir, r. 5 Martha PI
Muller Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Muller Henry, seaman, r. 2.38 Steuart
Muller Henry, waiter, r. r> Martha PI
Muller Herman, clerk William Witte, r. 735 Vallejo
Miiller Herman, liquor saloon, 20 Sacramento
Miiller Herman F., bookkeeper Eosseter & Smith, r.
1.104 Pacific Av
Muller Herman G., attorney at law, r. Prescott Hou.se
Muller H. H., brakemau Southern Pac. RR.
Bluller Inez Fabbri, conservatoire of music, 197
Hyde
Muller J., r. 30)4 Second
Muller J., cabinetmaker, r. 4 Fella PI
Miiller Jacob, blacksmith. Railroad Av, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth Av.s. South S. F.
Muller Jacob, driver, r. 2 Warren Av |
Muller Jacob, professor vocal music, r. 197 Hyde j
Mailer JoUn, butcher, 13 and 14 California Mar- i
k. t, r. 304 Sutter
Miiller John, cabinetmaker, r. 508 Braunan
Muller John, fireman American Sugar Refinery i
Muller John, laborer, r. 332 Main I
Muller John, liquor saloon, SW cor Steuart and How- !
ard
Miiller John, organist St. Ignatius Church, r. 610 i
Bush I
Muller John, restaurant, 312 Bush, r. 653 Minna
Muller John, tailor, r. 41 Clara !
Muller John G., teacher music, r. 1205 Polk I
Muller John M., liquor saloon, 702 Front
Miiller Joseph, r. 22 Stockton PI I
Muller Josejih, laborer Cassar R. Splivalo, r. ill Clin-
ton
Muller Joseph W., woodturner, r. i'M Sixth
Miiller Karl L., r. Morey .\lley, nr Broadway
Muller Katie, domestic 1414 Sutter
Muller Lawrence, master mariner, r. 110 Park Av
Muller Louis, r. 334 Tenth
Muller L'mis, butcher Frederick W. Zeeher, 1817)4
Powell
Muller Louis, laborer, r. S s Jersey, bet Diamond and
Castro
Muller Louis, woodturner Andrew Frei. r. K s Mis-
sion, nr Thirty-first
Muller Louisii, widow, r. 443 Jessie
Muller Ludwig, salesman "Muller & Koenig. r. 334
Tenth
Muller Martin, secretary Columbia Waiter Suciety, r.
242 Sutter
Mwller Mary, domestic 122 Turk
Muller Mary, domestic 3.30 Fremont
Muller Matthew W. (Muller & Gwyun) r. 30 Post
Miiller Michael, frlngeinaker Mrs. Rosalie Colombat,
r. 12Ci Clementina
Muller Moritz, laborer Philadelphia Brewery, r. 232
Second
Muller Oscar, pini^uner Kohler *: Chase, r. 1219
I'nion
Muller Oscar E., bookkeejier Chicago Brewery, r. 921
Geary
Muller Otto J., artist, r. 834 Broadway
Muller Paul, bookkeeper Eugene Avy, r. 1504 Pacific
Av
Muller Peter, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Muller Peter W., cooper, r. 228 Eighth
Muller Richard, cabinetmaker, r. 2G Rondel PI
Muller Roman, carpenter, r. l>32 Green, rear
Miiller Rudolph, student, r. 1504 Pacific Av
Miiller Rudolph A. (Schwartz & Miiller) r. SE cor
Folsom and Serpentine Av
Muller S. Mrs., millinery, 1108 Stockton
Muller Thomas, teamster, r. New Washington Hotel
Muller rirlch, clerk Joseph Hubert, r. 1330 Stockton
Muller Walter M., salesman F. Toplitz & Co.. r. Ala-
meda
Miiller Wilhelmina, widow, r. 733 Treat Av
Muller William, blaeksmith Frederick W. Muller, r.
1128 Mission
Muller William, laborer Philadelphia Brewery, r. H
Clementina
Muller William, laborer, r. 2019 Folsom
Muller William, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 822Val-
le.io
ftr . Aev William F., carpenter, r. 2598 Howard
Muller William I., cashier I. Glazier & Co., r. 910
O'Farrell
Miiller William, musician, r. 603 Hyde
Muller ct Gwynn (Matthew W. Muller and Wil-
liam J. Gwynn) managers Half-Moon Bay Colony,
126 Kearny, room 10
Muller <& Koenig (Frank Muller and George
Koenig) porkpackers, 15 and 16 California Market,
jiacking house N s Harrison, bet Tenth and
Eleventh
Muller & Schneider (George Muller and Andrew
Schneider) carriagemakers, 19 Hayes
Mulltr. See Mueller, Moeller. Miller, and MoUer
Mullering Au^xust, cook, r. 353 Minna
Mullery James, carriagepaiuter, r. 6 Cleaveland, rear
Mullery Nicholas R., clerk Collins .t Felling, r. 2
Chelsea PI
MuUett Thomas, shipcarpenter, r. 15 Garden
Mullett James R., secretary Retail Tradesmen's
Protective and Collection Bureau, 434 California,
r. NW cor Thirteenth and Harrison
Mulligan Alexander O., bookkeeper Alexander B.
Orogan. r. 812 Powell
Mulligan B., laborer, r. 321 Pacific
Mulligan Bridget, widow, r. 20 Langton
Mulligan Bridget, widow, r. 1000 Hyde
Mulligan Bridget, domestic 5 Yerba Buena
Mulligan Daniel E., cashier W. C. Budd, r. 128 Post
Mulligan Ellen, r. 21 Clementina
Mulligan Ellen, domestic 1834 Sutter
Mulligan Ellen, nurse 1018 Post
Mulligan Emma Miss, cloakmaker, r. H Third
Mulligan Francis, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 29
Hawthorne
Mulligan George, longshoreman Menzies, Bingham k
Co., r. Ill Vallejo, rear
MuUlg.Hn James, upholsterer, r. 12 Caroline
Mulligan John, r. 237 Perry
Mulligan Mary, widow, r. '237 Perry
Mulligan Mary, domestic 828 Sutter
Mnllig.'in Mary Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Fannie Wolf, r. ^
20 Langton
r. 603 Jackson
laborer, r. 9 Converse
blacksmith Union Iron Works, r.
molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 29
Mulligan Michael.
Mulligan Michael,
Mulligan Patrick,
'2Xihi Clara
Mulligan Patrick.
Hawthorne
Mulligan Patrick, stonemason, r. 9 Converse
Mulligiii Peter, laborer, r. 1420 Montgomery
Mulligan Peter, laborer Louis Sloss & Co.'s Ware-
house, r. 12 Caroline
Mulligan Richard, horseshoer, N s Twenty-fourth, bet
Alabama and Columbia
Mulligan Thomas, hobtler Market St. RR., r. SW cor
Valencia and Fifteenth
Mulligan William, upholsterer, 133 Folsom
Mulligan William, molder .£tna Iron Works,
Caroline
Mulligan William N., plasterer, r. 9 St. Mary's
MuUIn Bernard, laborer, r. 114 Fir.«t
Mullin Bridget, domestic 32S Bryant
Mullin Cornelius, driver Collins Brothers, r.
Twenty-fifth, bet Diamond and Douglass
Mullin Delia, domestic 637 Ellis
Mullin James, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Colima
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Mnllin James, plasterer, r. 722 Laguna !
Mullin Joanna, widow, r. 6 Harrison Av
Mullln Joanna Miss, r. 17n5 Jessie ♦
Mullin John, driver Central RR., r. 514 Minna
Mullin Joseph, hackman, r. 410 Tehama, bet Fifth '
and Sixth I
Mullin Mark, foundrynan, r. 414 Folsom |
Mullin Michiiel, junkdealer, r. 12:1 Dore
Mullin Patrick, laborer William \V. Towle
Mullin Patrick C, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r
233^ Clara
Mullin Patrick E., driver City RR., r, N e Twenty-
eighth, nr Dolores
Mullin Samuel, plasterer, r. 919 Stojkton
Mulllu Thomas, watchman West Coast Furniture Co.
Mullin W. Mrs., widow, r. E s Folsom, bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Mullin William, butcher, r. 722 Laguna
Mullin. See MuUan, Mullen, and McMullin
MuUins Bridget, widow, r. 673 Clementina
Mulling Daniel, carpenter, r. 426 Fulton
Mulling Daniel, carpenter Southern Pac. RR.
MuUlns Dennis, gminer, r. 75 Tehama
MuUins James, h-. aman. r. Sailors' Home
MuUins Jeremiah, clerk C. Armstrong, r. 1018 Folsfjl
MuUins John, r. 520 Mission
MuUins John, laborer, r. 738 fe Clementina
MuUins John, policeman City Hall, r. 2304 Folsom
MuUins Joseph, hackman, SE cor Fourth and Slarket,
r. 410 Tehama
MuUins Matthew, boilermaker, r. .520 Mission
Mullins Michapl, laborer Edward Fanning, 320 Chest-
nut
Mullius Thojnas, laborer, r. 9 Gilbert
Mullins William F., salesman O'Dwyer i Einhorn, r.
11C8 Jackson
MuUins VMUiara F., liquor saloon, SW cor Pierce and j
Turk !
MuUins. See Mullens !
MuUot Louis, real-estate agent, r. 632 Green, rear
MuUoy Churles W., blacksmith, 218 Fifth j
Mnlloy Dt nnis, deckhand Pacific Mail SS. City of '
New York j
MuUoy John, nightlnapector Custom House, r. 1706 !
Howard
MuUoy John F., Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
MuUov Nellie Miss, operator Standard Shirt Factory,
r. IfiO Ninth
MuUoy Patrick, r. 36 Clay
Mnlloy Patrick, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r. 2018
Ellis
MuUoy Peter, real-estate, 315 California, room 8, r.
.508 Powell
MuUoy Robert, winedealer, r. Overland House
MuUoy. SeeMaloy, Malloy and Molloy
Mulpeter James, fireman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Sydney
Mulraney George, sbocmaker, 915 Post, r. SE cor Bush
and Lyon
Mulraven Edward F., bartender Thomas Brady, r.
NE cor Church and Twenty- second
Mulreav>' John, cigarniaker John 8. Willbert, r. 5.34
Hayes
Mulrein David, contractor, r. 629 Webster
Mulrenan James, with South Pac. Coast RR., r. Ala-
meda
Mulrenin John, driver Market St. RR., r. 12 Willow Av
Mulrenin Patrick, laborer Savage & Son, r. 942 Twen-
tieth
Mulrenin William L.. laborer, r. 942 Twentieth
Mulrooney Edward, laborer, r, 908 Sansnme
Mulrooney James, steward New York Baker}-,r. 1306}6
Stockton
Mulrooney John, laborer, r. 5 Heyward
Mulrooney Patrick, waiter John Reagan, r. 17 )s Sher-
wood PI
Mulston J., laborer Presidio Reser\'ation
Mulvsin John, r. 919 Stockton
Mulvaney Bartholomew, buutfitter Kast & Co., r. 229
Mluua
Mulvaney Frank, shoemaker E. D. Nolan & Co., r. 26
Seventh
Mulvaney Jani<'S, painter Charles H. Sykes, r. 268
Clementina
Mulvaney John, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Mulvaney N., contractor, r. 819 Montgomery
Mulvaney Owin, teamster, r. '.'01 Battery
Mnlvey Annie, widow, r. 416 Minna
If ulvey Ed.ward, compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 1 Au-
gust Alley
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Mulvey Edward, guard House of Correction
Mulvey George, laborer, r. 22 Bluxome
Mulvey James, fireman, r. 133 Folsom
Mulvey James, painter P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r. 6
Cleaveland
Mulvey John, cokeman 8. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works
Mulvey John, pressman S. W. Baveley, r. 1 August
Alley
Mulvey John, roUcrPac. Rolling Mill, r.SW cor Ken-
tucky and Napa
Mulvey .Jijhn Mrs., jauiiress Christian Doctrine Assn,
r. SW cor Kentucky and Napa
Mulvey Thomas, teamster, r. 312 Beale
Mulvihill Michael, laborer, r. SE cor Buchanan and
Jackson
Mulvihill PHtrick, driver Frank Trevor, r. 19 Chesley
Mulvihill Thomas, drayman Cutter & Co,, r. 69 J^
Shipley
Mulville Daniel, clerk Bennett Brothers, r. 20 Fair
Oaks
Mulville Daniel F., plasterer, r. 20 Fair Oaks
Mulville Edward, guard House of Correction
Mulville Edward, fruits and vegetables, 125 Fifth, r.
3 Howard Court
Mulville Neptune B., attorney at law, 604 Mer-
chant, room 17, r, Oakland
Mulvin Patrick, laborer, r. 251 Perry, rear
Mulvin William, fireman U. S. Mint, r. 22 Rondel PI
Mmnaugh J. S., shorthand reporter, r. '22 Geary
Mumford K. J. Miss, r. 1124 Folsom
Mumford Nellie Miss, r. 11'24 Folsom
Mumford William, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Muncey Jennie S. Miss, milliner, r. 44 Third
Muncey Wyndham. cigars and tobacco, NW cor Mont-
gomery and California, r. 5 Lewis
Muncey Will G.. purveyor, and dealer pickles, sauces,
etc., .534 Valencia
Munch Louis, cigarmaker William Weis, r. 108 Minna
Munch Robert, civil engineer and draftsman, r. 417
Green
Munck August, waiter, r. Branch House
Mund Frederick L. (Mund & Wadman) r. 411 Jones
Mund Henry C, .ieweler, r. 341 Clementina
Mund Rudolph A., watchmaker, 720 Market, room 14,
r. 846 Folsom
Mund William, watchniaker and jeweler, 18)4 Fourth,
r. 1806 Post
Mund & Wadman (Frederick L, Mund and William B.
Waduian) tin. iron, and copiiersmiths, plumbers,
etc., stoves, and tinware, 9 Taylor
Munday Bridget, widow, r. 12 Heron
Miiiiday John F.. baker Eclipse Bakery, r. 12 Heron
Munday Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 12 Heron
Munday Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 12 Heron
Munday Peter, butcher, r. 1 Park Av
Mnnclell Owcar C, proptr Charter Oak Stables,
775 Market, r. 433 Tyler
Munder William, Bhipcari)enter, r. Fifth Av, nr Hun-
ter's Point
Mundet Johanna, widow, bakery, cor Francisco and
Midway
Mundorf Jacob, bookkeeper Schuster Brothers, r. 116
William 1
Mundt Mublbach Theodora Miss, actress, r. 505 Post
Mundwyler Frederick, musician, r. 708 Bush
Mundwyler John J., r. 708 Bush
Mundwyler John L., musician, r. 708 Bush
Muulrey Edmund, pressman l)ewey *: Co., r. cor
Seventh Av and I, South S. F.
Muuier Joseph, waiter B. B. Swain k Co., r. 221
Minna
Mimk M. Mrs., printer, and steam quilting, 769
Market, r. 1501k Market
Munk Richard, printer, 769 Market, r. lliODj Market
Munk. See Monck, and M^nk
Mimn Daniel, pressman Patrick J. Thomas, r. Ii50
I'lara
Munns William, carpenter Lockhart & Porter, r. 8 s
Columbia, bet Guerrero and Dolores
Munoz Antonio, musician Tivoli Garden, r. Wheelock
I'l,ur Valleio
Muiioz Dolores, widow, r. Wlierlock PI. nr Vallejo
Munnz Benlgna, widow, r. 832 Broadway
Mufioz Jesus, widow, r. 902 Broadway
Muiiiiz Reniijia, dressmaker, r. 832 Broadway
Miinra Selkirk, acrouutant, ti07 Montgomery, r. Oak-
land *
Munro George C, accountant James B. White, r.
I Grand Hotel
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Munro George R., wood and coal^O Stockton
MunroJ. Mrs., v. 5Cil Mission
Mtinro John, dealer California wines, 2f.8 Brannau
Munro John, horseshoer, r. SE cor Fillmore aud
Greenwich
Munro J. McK., veterinary surtieon, r. 628J4 Jessie
Munro M. A., Miss, r. lult>>4 Mission
Munroe George, miner, r. 327 Fifth
Mtmroe Harry, blacksmith, r. 2611 Mlsaiou
Munroe Thomas, gardener, r. 1728 Tyler
Munroe William, keeper park conservatories Golden
Gate Park, r. Baker, bet Oak and Fell
Munroe William S., florist park conservatories Gol-
den Gate Park, r. Baker, bet Oak and Fell
Munroe. Sec Munro and Monroe
Mnngell James Jr., agent (of insured) Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Co. (Newark, N. J.) 215
Sai some, room 2, r. Oakland
Munsen Benihard, tailor, r. 4.52 Clementina
Munsen Frederick, farmer, r. 415 East
Munsen John, po.ter The Windsor, 905 Market
Munson Andrew, clerk, r. 28 Second Av
Munson Donald T., wood dealer, r. 104 Freelon
Munson Harry R.. draftsman William Patton, r. Ala-
meda
Mn II Kon Jai»«>s, liquor saloon, SW cor Irwin and
KentucKv. Long Bridge
MuDeon James H., sawfiler, 504 Stevenson, r. 2208
Mission
Munson John, importer live sto.k, r. 120 Fourth
Munson John, waiter, r. 3 Eddy PI
Munson Nils, carpenter, r. 168 M Clementina
Munson Oscar D., a.s8£yer U. S. Mint, office NW cor
Mission and Fifth, r. 907 Sutter
Munson. See Mouson
Munson's Saloon, James Munson proptr, SW
cor Kentucky and Irwin, Long Bridge
Munster Henry, carpenter, r. 158)4 Perry
Muutanero John, janitor 230 California, r. 503 Union
Munter Joseph, pictures and window glass, 1047 Fol.
Miinther Karl, baker Rush House
Muntz Benjamin F., mail messenger Pacific Transfer
Co., r. 4 Howard Court
Muntz Conrad, laborer Sea Wall
Mnnzing Joseph, wagonmaker Andresen Brothers, r.
802 Stockton
Muralto August, cook r. 1205 Stockton
Muranda Joseph, waiter Pacific Coast SS. Aucon
Murasky Bernard, laborer Pionec r Laundry, r. E s
Washington Av, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty,
eighth
MuraskyCharlesH., carpenter and builder, 541 Twenty-
third, r. 20 Langton ^
Murasky Jacob, cook, r. 1028 Market
Murasliy Johanna Miss, dressmaker Miss Emma Stev-
enson, r. Washington At, bet Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-eighth
Murasky William, laundryman Grand Hotel
Murasky William F., earriagemaker D. R. McNeill &
Co., r. 20 Langton
Murat Emile, cook Leon P. Jagou, r. 1320 Stockton
Miirat Frederick W., brewer National Brewery, r. SE
cor Fulton and Webster
Murat Louis, sheepskin tanner Dominique Legallet,
r. Sixth Av. bet Q and R, South S. F.
Murawski Bei tha. widow, r.-212 Linden Av
Murawski Matilda Miss, hairdresser, r. 212 Linden Av
Murawski Rebecca Miss, hairdresser, r. 212 Linden Av
Murch Catrina Miss, teacher, r. 614 M Linden Av
Murch Leonard H., V. S. Internal Revenue Ganger,
r. 2024 Pine
Murch Louisa Mrs., teacher music, r. 614)^ Linden
Murch William, seaman, r. 614 J4 Linden
Murch. See Mursch
Murcliie Gold and Silver ittlnlngf Co. (Ne-
vada Co., Cal.) S. D. Rogers secretary, 328 Mont.
Mnrcott A. G., r. Chicago Hotel
Murden Emily, widow, shirtmaker S. Popper, r. 410ii
Natoma
Murden Julia Miss.underwearmaker, r. 410?^ Natoma
Murden Lottie Miss, ruchingmaker, r. 410*4 Natoma
Murden William T., woodturner George F. Atkinson,
r. 410 '4 Natoma
Murdoch Al'-xander, St. Andrews Soc, 232 Sutter
Murdoch Robert, real-estate, r. NW cor Leavenworth
and Green
Murdoch Walter B., mining, r. 134 Twenty-Bisth
Murdock Albert, r. 638 Green
Murdook .\rthur G., pressman P. E. Dougherty & Co.,
r. 950 Folsom
Murdock C. A.& Co. (Charles A. Murdock and Charles
L. Crackbon) printers, 632 Clay
Murdock Calvin, laundryman 8. F. Laundry, r. 1226
Webster
Murdock Charles, boilermakerRisdonl.and L. Works.
r. N 8 Thirtieth, bet Church and Sanchez
Murdock Charles A. (C. A. Murdock & Co.) r. 1222
Jackson
Murdock George, printer, r. 627 California
Murdock George H., clerk Taber, Harker & Co.,r. 1326
California
Murdock George L., clerk Oregon 83. Co., r. 410 Eear.
Murdock George L., laundrj-man Occidental Hotel, r.
333 Shipley
Murdock Henry, driver C. J. Hawley .V Co., r. 5 Clara
Murdock Isaiah, saloonkeeper, r. 411 Bryant, rear
Murdock J., pedestrian, r. 331 Kearny
Murdock John, carpenter Public School Department,
r. 74 IlRoma
Murdock Joseph A. r. 411 Brj-ant
Murdock William E., r. 411 Bryant
Murdock William J., packer, r. 411 Bryant
Murfey Samuel S. , notary pubUc, and commis-
sioner deeds, 607 Montgomery, r. 1614 Washington
Murillo Jose, eomposltor El Tecolote, r. H32 Brs^adway
Muriset Charles, bartender Albert Arnaud, r. 1224
Bush
Munson Elizabeth L. Miss, copyist County Recorder,
r. 600 Bush
Murison James M., steward, r. 212 Dmmm
Murison John M., clerk Wooster, Hubbell & Co., r. 911
Van Ness Av
Murison William A., bookkeeper Donaldson & Co., r.
1420 Clay
Murken Slartin, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Grove and Buchanan
Murley Delia, domestic 2510 Sacramento
Murley Julia, domestic Winchester House
Murmann Julius C, milker 'L. J. Ewell, r. 8E cor
Vermont and Nevada
Muman WiUiam, blacksmith J. Gallagher ft Son, r.
610 Howard
Murota Toshibumi, eecretarj* Japanese Consulate,
office and r. 309 Jones
Murphy Adam H., jjroptr Continental Coffee and
Spice Mills, 5 First, r. 2549 Howard
Murphy Agnes Miss, milliner Mrs. Mary A. Soper, 4
Third
Murphy Albert, compositor Morning Call, r. 4 Vincent
Murphy Albert J., painter, r. 71 Tehama
Murphy Alice Miss, dressmaker, r. 564 Natoma
Murphy Andrew, marble cutter, r. Lafayette House
Murphy Ann, domestic 922 Pine
Murphy Anna, widow, r. E 8 Prospect Av, nr Coso kr
Murphy .Anna Mrs., nurse, r. 913 Stockton
Murphy Annie, domestic 637 Tyler
Murphy Annie, domestic 1121 Ellis
Murphy Annie Miss, dressmaker, 442 Clementina
Murphy Annie Miss, seamstress La Grande Laimdry,
r. E 8 Thirteenth, bet Folsom and Howard
Murphy Annie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 564 Natoma
Murphy Anthony, trunkmaker, r. E s Pi-osi>ect Av, nr
Coso Av
Murphy Arthur, real-estate agant, 331 Montgomery,
room 15, r. 729 Natoma
Murphy Bartholomew, laborer, r. W s Boyce.N of Pt.
Lobos Av
Murphy Bartholomew,laborer,r. Brannan bet Seventh
aud Eighth
Murphy Bartholomew, laborer Sea Wall
Murjihy Bartholomew, pantryman Oregon SS. George
W. Elder, r. 161 Minoa
Murphy Bernard, laborer, r. Concordia Hotel
Murphy Bernard, laborer Pool & Harris, r. 24 Downey
Murphy Bernard, speculator, r. 824 Kearny
Murphy Bridget, widow, r. 39 Filth Av, rear
Murphy Bridget, domestic 1115 Leavenworth
Murphy Catherine, widow, r. 10 Silver
Murphy Catherine, widow, r. 713 Natoma
Murphy Catherine, widow, laundress, r. 15 Russell
Murphy Charles, barber, 135 Third
Murphy Charles P., carpenter, r.NW cor Twenty-sixth
and Noe
Murphy Cornelius, carpenter, r. 2308 Larkin '~ - •"
Murphy C'imelius, laborer, r. 534 Natoma
Murphv Cornelius J. .deputy superiutendentof Streets,
r. 2308 Larkin
Murphy Cornelius L., blacksmith Central BR. ,r. 1191 H
Harrison
Murphy Cornelius T., r. 404 Folsom
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Mwrphy Daniel, r. S19 Oak
Murphy Daniel (Murphy & Byrne) r. Halleck, Nevada
Murphy Daniel, blacksmith Market St. RU., r. 1465
Minna
Murphy Daniel, housemover, r. 666 Natoma
Murphy Daniel, laborer, r. N 8 St. Rose, bet Wood and
Collins
Murphy Daniel, laundryman Occidental Hotel
Murphy Daniel, longshoreman, r. 316 Beale, rear
Murphy Daniel, molder Savage & Son, r. 107 Eighth
Murphy Daniel, musician, r. 634 Vallejo
Murphy Daniel, painter, r. 19 Valencia
Murphy Daniel, painter, r. 656 )i MiuBa
Murphy Daniel, porter Lavilla Brothers, r. 315 Sixth
Murphy Daniel, realestate, 608 Market, r. San Miguel
Murphy Daniel, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Murphy Daniel, steam titter, r. 2 Eddy PI
Murphy Daniel, teamster, r. (iSl Clementina
Murphy Daniel C, hostler Richard W. Halm, r. 434
Broadway
Murphy Daniel E., expresbman, NW cor King and
Fourth, r. 677 Clementina
Murpliy Daniel J. (Darwin k Murphy) attorney
at law, 636 Clay, room 19, r. 119 Liberty
Murphy Daniel J., buckskin-dresser Christian Hell-
wig, r. 115 Twenty-sixth
Murphy Daniel J., fruits, 427 Fourth
Murphy Daniel James, printer, r. 566^ Minna
Murphy Daniel T., r. 1422 Sutter
Murphy Daniel T. (Murphy, Grant & Co.) r. New York
Murphy Daniel \V. (D. W. Murphy & Co.) r. San Mi-
guel Station
Murphy David, blacksmith Phelps Manuf. Co.. r.
I'H'i Fourth
Murijhy David, policeman City Hall, r. 1924 Hyde
Murphy D. C, laborer Sea Wall
Murphy Delia, domestic 1009 Leavenworth
Murphy Dennis, r. 3()H Tehama
Murphy Dennis, barber, S02 Sixth, r. 18 Bemice
Murphy Dennis, boat builder, Irwin, nr Kentucky
MuriJhy Dennis, boot and shoemaker, 2304 Folsom
Murphy Dennis, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.. r. W s
Maryland, bet Sierra and Humboldt
Murphy Dennis, hackdriver, r. 1024 Stockton
Murphy Dennis, laborer, r. 214 Broadway
Murphy Dennis, laborer S. F. Gaslight Co., r. W s
Georgia, bet Shasta and Sierra
Murphy Dennis, soajimaker G. R. Ljicy k Co., r. N s
Fourteenth, bet Harrison and Folsom
Murphy Dennis B., merchant, r. 531 Twenty-second
Muiiihy Dennis T., groceries and liquors. SE cor Sev-
enth and Folsom, r. 1061 Folsom
Murphy D. J., mate bark California, Pacific St. Wharf
Murphy Donald, plumber, r. 2 Eddy PI
Murijiiy D. W. & Co. (Daniel W. Murphy and
CharlesC. Bracewell) realestate agents, GU8 Market
Murphy E.. teamster Superintendent of Streets
Murphy Edmond, saddler, r. W s Mission, bet Ran-
dall and West Av
Murphy Edmund, r. 819 Howard
Murphy Edward, carpet beater, r. E s Alabama, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Murphy Edward, clerk, r. 7.5" Minna
Murphy Edward, hostler Charles H. Brown & Co., r.
113 OFarrell
Murphy Edward, laborer, r. 20 Boardman
Murphy Edwyrd, laborer H. F. Williams, r. W s Ken-
tucky, bet Merrimac and Fourth
Murphy Edward, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Cassius
Hot<-l
Murphy Edward, miner, r. 819 Howard
Murphy Edward, molder .John G. lis. r. 46 Clara
Murphy Edward, salesman Eeane Brothers, r. 1828
Jessie
Murphy Edward, shoemaker 8. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
r. 114 William
Murphy Eiward, tinroofer Conlin & Roberts, r. 8
Louisa
Murphy Edward P., clerk Newton Brothers .t Co., r.
2606 Mission
Murphy Edward F., fringeraaker Fromm & Scbaefer,
r. 160 Clara
Murphy Edward M., printer, r. cor First and Folsom
Murphy Edward N., r. 6 Bartol, rear
Murphy Edward P., painter, r. Prospect Av, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Mnrjjhy Ellen, widow, r. S s Sierra, bet Michigan and
Georgia
Murphy Eliza, domestic 1015 Leavenworth
Murphy Ellen, domestic 601 Stockton I
Murphy Ellen, domestic 1008 Van Ness Av
Murphy Ellen Mi.is, r. 511 Linden Av
Murphy Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 234 Clara
Murphy Ellen Miss, seamstress La Grande Laundry
r. E 8 Thirteenth, bet Fol.aom and Howard
Murphy Eugene, clerk Moses G. Cobb, r. 729 Natoma
Murphy Eugene J., salesman Kast & Co., r. 810 Web-
ster
Murphy Eu^e»e P., stockbroker, 409 Pine, r.
1422 Sutter
Murphy Fannie, widow, r. .56 J4 Shipley
Murphy F. J., r. 507 Pine
Murphy Francis, engineer, r. 210 Dnion
Murphy Francis H., gasfitter Fritz & Kean, r. 211)b
Turk
Murphy Francis J., cooper Reuben Norton, r. 156
First
Murphy Francis P., daywatchman new City Hall, r.
2ll>4 Turk
Murphy Frank, general freight oflSce Central Pac.
KK., r. 1909 Hyde
Murphy Frank, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltiue,
r. 15 AltsL PI, rear
Murphy Frank, pilot, office 9 U. S. Court Building, r.
1905 Dupoul
Murphy Frank J., clerk Samuel H. Dwindle, r. 224
Kearny
Murphy Frederick, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works,
r. 38 Tehama
Muriihy Garrett, r. Dominican Monastery, W s Steiner,
bet Bush and Pine
Murphy George, oiler Pacific Mail SS. Co.,r. 52 Jessie
Murphy George, pantryman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Chester, r. 16 J^ Clinton
Murphy George, steward, r. 514 Mission
Murpliy, Grant & Co. (Daniel T. Murphy,
Adam Grant, John Deane. and Henry M. Murphy)
import<'.rs and jobbers foreign and domestic dry
goods. NE cor Sansome and Bush
Murphy Gustave, clerk Kennedy & Brennau, r. 110
Mason
H., policeman City Hall, r. 18 Ber-
Murphy Hamlin
nard
Murphy Hannah
Murphy Hannah
Murphy Hannah
domestic 507 Hnrrlson
domestic 1915 Pacific Av
domestic 2000 Pine
Murphy Hannah Miss, seamstress r. 656.^6 Minna
Murphy Hannah Mrs., r. 355 Minna
Murphy H. B. Mrs., dressmaker, 456 Sixth
Murphy Helen, domestic 2122 Washington
Murphy Henry, r. 553 Minna
Murphy Henry, porter Livingston & Co., r. 24 Dorland
MurphjfcHenry, seaman, r. 211 Folsom, rear
Murphy Henry B., plasterer, r. 460 Sixth
Murphy Henry C, clerk, r. 1131 Clay
Murphy Henry C, laundry, .529 Mission
Murphy Henry M. (Murphy, Grant & Co.) r. New
York
Murphy Honora. widow, r. 157 Dore, rear
Murphy Hugh, keeper Russian Hill reservoir, Spring
Valley Water Works, r. N s Greenwich, bet Hyde
and Larkin
Murphy Hugh, laborer, r. 7 Converse
Murphy Hugh S., superintendent S. F. Gas Light Co.,
Potrero Works, r. 126 Ninth
Murphy J., conductor Omnibus BR. Co.
Murphy J., trunkmaker Fechheimer & Steele, r. 215
Ninth
Murphy James, r. Golden Engle Hotel
Murphy James, r. 4.50 Natoma
Murphy James, r. 63^ Sacramento
Murphy James, barber, 334 Bush. r. 6 Howard Court
Murphy James, carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Murphy Jaiues. driver The Singer Manuf. Co., r. 346
Minna
Muri'hv James, fireman SS. San Vicente, Broadway
Wharf
Murphy James, gardener, r. 1306 Columbia
Murphy .lames, hatpresser Pacific Straw Works, r. 113
Francisco
Murphy Juines, laborer, v. W s Church, bet Army and
Twenty-seventh
Murphy James, labonr, r. 6 Montgomery Court
Murphy James, laborer, r. 854 Freelon
Murphy James, laborer, r. 110 Silver
Murphy James, laborer J. Morton k Co.
Mnr])hy James, longshoreman, r. 231 Tenth
Murphy James, oiler, r. Ill hi Minna
Murphy James, packer, r. 1116 Montgomery
Murphy James, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
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Murphy James, polisher J. & F. Kesaeler, r. 540 Fol.
Murphy James, porter Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 641
Katoma
Murphy James, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 60S
Bush
Murphy James, quartermaster Pacific Mail SS. City of
Pauama
Murphy James, surgeon, C59 Clay, r. 1613 Van
Ness Av
Murphy J.imes, teamster Superlntendeut of Streets
Murphy James, teamster Presidio Keservation
Murphy James, waiter Pacific Coast SS. Senator
Murphy James, waiter Baldwin's Dininy Palace
Murphy James Jr., physician, r. 1613 Van Ness Av
Murphy James B., liquor saloon, 8W cor Seventh and
Mission
Murphy James E., drayman, r. 1103 Mason
Murphy James H., liquor saloon, 800 Market, r. 016
Howard
Murphy James S., laborer, r. 146 Fifth
Murphy James W., grocer, r. SEcor Bond and Mission
Murpiiy James W., salesman O'Connor, MoflfuU & Co.,
r. 19 J4 Sumner
Murphy Jane, domestic 1300 Pine
Murphy J. C, rubber stampmaker, r. 103 Stockton
Murphy Jeremiah, expressman Nevada Bank of San
Francisco, r. 215 Ninth, rear
Murphy Jeremiah, groom Eliphalet C. Palmer, r. 1027
Market
Mnrphv Jeremiah, laborer John G. lis, r. 327 Jj
Fourth
Murphy Jeremiah, lorgshoreman, r. S 8 Greeiwlcb,
bet Sansome and Montgomery
Murphy Jeremiah, seamsn. r. S s Channel, bet Third
and Fourth
Murphy Jeremiah, stonecutter, r. 28 Turk
Mnrphy J. J., porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. E B
Collins, nr Point Lobos Av
Murphy John, r. 8 Dupont
Murphy John, r. 324 Mason
Murphy John, r. 339 Tehama
Muiphy John, r. 408 Sevtnth
Murphy John, r. 1007 Natoma
Murphy John (Moore & Murphy) r. 19 Langton
Murphy John, bartender, r. 156 Fir^t, rear
Murpljy John, blacksmith, r. 666 Natoma
Murphy John, blacksmith David R. Coleman, r. Ala-
meda
Murphy John, boatman, r. 105 Clark
Murphy John, boilermaker, r. 227 Minna
Murphy John, bricklayer, r. 415 Clementina
Murphy John, butcher, r. 842 Harrison
Murphy Joho, carpetbeating machine, E s Alabama,
bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Murphy John, clerk, r. 962 Mission
Murphy John, clerk, r. 1123 Broadway
Murphy John, clerk, r. 1131 Clay
Murphy John, coachman John Eosenfeld, NW cor
Fulton and Pierce
Murphy John, cook stmr Constance, Jackson St.
Wharf
Murphy John, deckhand stmr Bay City, Alameda
Ferry, r. 19 Minna
Murphy John, engineer California and Nevada Ice
Co., r. 530 Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Murphy John, engineer stmr Capital, Oakland Ferry,
r. Oakland
Murphy John, expressman, 537 California, r. 136
Liington
Murphy John, fireman S. F. Oas Light Co., Potrero
Works, r. 7)<i Bowie Av
Murphy John, foreman Allan B. Butler, r. NE cor
Bush and Montgomery
Murphy John, harnessmaker William Davis, r. 137
Langton
Murphy John, hostler Dashaway Stables, 112 Post
Murphy John, hostler John Haniiau, r. N s Point Lo-
bos Av, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Avs
Murphy John, laborer, r. N s M, bet San Jos6 Av and
Guerrero
Murphy John, laborer, r. N s Twenty-fourth, bet Fol-
Bom and Harrison
Murphy John,laborer,r.SE corTwenty-flfth and Castro
Murphv John, laborer, r. W s Scott, nr Cortland Av,
B.H.
Murphy John, laborer, r. 109 Vallejo, rear
Murph.v John, laborer, r. 402 Seventh
Murphy John, laborer, r. 656)4 Minna
Murphy John, laborer William Kerr, r. 909 Battery,
rear •
Murphy John, l.iborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. 8 8
St. Hose, bet Wood and Collins
Murphy John, laborer Pac. Kolliug Mill
Murphy John, laborer Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 842
Harrison
Murphy John, laborer T. W. Floyd & Co., r. 331
Fourth
Murphy Johu, liquor saloon, cor Liberty and Towns-
end
Muri>hy John, machinist Union Ironworks, r.NW cor
Howard and Sixth
Mur])hy John, marblecutter, r. Park Hotel
Murphy John, marblepolisher, r. 10 Heron
Murphy John, metalroofer, r. 81 Jessie
Murphy John, metal loofer, 1075 Market, r. 27
Eleventh
Murphy John, molder, r. 107 Eighth
Murphy John, painter Charles A. Bernard, r. 205 Hyde
Murphy John, plumber and gasfitter McNally & Haw-
kiu.s, r. 67 Minna, rear
Murphy John, porter Occidental Hotel
Murphy John, printer, r. 719 Market
Murphy John, real-estate, r. E 8 Brewster, bet Faith
and Hox^e
Murphy John, seaman SS. State of California, Broad-
way Wharf
Murphy John, shoemaker, 332 Spear
Murphy John, phocmak* r Armstong and Wright
Murphy John, shoemaker Marks and Berliner, r. 10 H
Decatur
Murphy John, teamster Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 112 Bernard
Murphy John, waiter Grand Hotel, r. 321 J^ Tenth
Murphy John, waiter SS. Humboldt, r. 34 Louisa
Murphy John, washer James Tomkinson.r. 68 Natoma
Murphy Johu Jr., molder, r. 107 Eighth
Murphy John Mrs., housekeeper, r. nOo Third
Murphy Johu C, coppersmith Charles W. Smith, r.
1418 Geary
Murphy Johu C, salesman D. Samuels, r. 422 Minna
Murphy John D., r. 429 Ellis
Murphy John D., paver Superintendent of Streets
Murphy John F., real-estate agent and collector, r. E 8
Cook, N of Point Lobos Av
Murphy John H., harnessmaker City RE., r. 9 Rondel
Place
Murphy John J., engineer Engine No. 4, S. F. F. D.
Murphy John J., engineer Pacific Mail SS. City of
Tokio, r. 107 Natoma
Murphy John J., keeper Sheriff's Oflice, r. 1725 Leav-
enworth
Mnrphy John J. , wines and liquors, 231 Kearny,
r. 229 Kearny
Murjihy Johu liUttrell, City and County Attor-
ney, office new City Hall, third floor, r. Brooklyn
Hotel
Murphy John, pastor St. Dominic's Roman Catholic
Church, r. NW cor Bush and Steiner
Murphy John P., clerk Bowen Brothers, r. 962 Mission
Murphy John P., laborer E. Grisar & Co., r. 1208 De-
visadero
Murphy John R., painter, r. 705 Valencia
Murphy John W., student Pacific Business College, r.
311 Stockton
Murphy Joseph, helper boilermaker Pacific Mail SS.
Co.
Murphy Joseph, teamster Superintendent of Streets
Murphy Joseph, tinsmith, r. W b Dolores, bet Duncan
and Twenty-eighth
Murphy Joseph L., boltcutter Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
137 Langton
Murphy Julia, widow, r. 19 Clara
Murphy Julia, widow, r. 27 Eleventh
Murphy Julia, widow, r. 677 Clementina
Muiphy Julia, domestic SW cor Srfnta Clara and
Hampshire
Murphy Katie, domestic 1128 Sutter
Murphy Kate Miss, stripper I. 8. Rosenbaum & Co., r.
408 Folsom
Murphy Kate F. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1909 Hyde
Murphy Lawrence, laborer, r. 44 Jessie
Murphy Lawrence, laborer, r. 1027 York
Murphy Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 211 H Turk
Murphy M., laborer Pacific Coast SS. Co.
Murphy M., watertender Pacific Mail SS. City of Ches-
ter
Murphy Maggie, domestic 555 Harrison
Murphy Maggie Miss, r. 16 'i Clinton
Murphy Maggie Miss, milliner Mrs M. A. Miller, r.
406 Tehama
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Murphy Margaret, widow, r. W s Ohio, bet Broadway
aud Vallejo
Murphy Martin, laborer North Beach Cement Pipe
Factory, r. SW cor Bay aud Montgomery Av
Murphy Martin, seaman, r. 316 Beale
Murphy Martin D., restaurant. 91-t Market, r. NE cor
Cieiiry aud Lyon
Murphy Martin J., clerk Crane & Brigham, r. b22
Post
Murphy Mary, domestic 1012 Bush
Murphy Mary, domestic 1019 Washington
Murphy Mary, domestic 1035 Post
Murphy Mary, domestic 2716 Sacramento
Murphy Mary, waitress, SW cor Fillmore and McAl-
lister
Murphy Mary Miss, r. 1 Eddy
Murphy Mary Miss, r. 2723 Bryant
Murpliy Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 441 Natoma
Murphy M-.ry Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Mary Lyons, r.
137"Langton
Murphy Mary Miss, eeamstrAss La Grande Laundry,
r. E 8 Thirteenth, bet Folaom and Howard
Murphy Mary Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf. Co.
Murphy Mary Miss, tailoress Harris Eozminsky, r.
208 Twelfth
Murphy Mary Mrs., fancy goods, 135 Langton
Murphy Mary Mrs., fancy goods, etc., San Miguel
Station
Murphy Mary, widow, r. Irwin, nr Kentucky
Murphy Mai-y, widow, r. N s St. Rose, bet Wood and
Coilina
Murphy Mary, widow, r. G Maiden Lane
Murphy Mary, widow, r. 206 Fourth
Murphy M:iry. widow, r. 234 Clara
Murphy Mary, widow, r. 656 H Minna
Murphy Mary, widow, r. 1929 Howard
Murphy Mary, widow, laundress, r. 406 Tehama, bet
FiftU and Sixth
Murphy Mary A., widow, r. 221 Tyler
Murphy Mary A., domestic 2311 Webster
Murphy Mary A., widow, boarding, 260.1 Mission
Murphy Mary Ann, domestic 1423 Clay
Murphy Mary E. Miss, r. 7U8 O'Farrell
Murphy Mary M. Miss, assistant Washington Gram-
mar School, r. Alameda
Murphy Matthew, r. .'57 Everett
Murphy Matthew, laborer Woodward's Gardens, r.
1W07 Mission
Murphy Matthew, housemover. r. 666 Natoma
Murphy Matthew .Jr., blacksmith, r. 666 Natoma
Murpiiy M. B. Mrs., dressmalilng, 226 Post
Murphy Michael, boilerinaker,r. Montgomery's Hotel
Murphy Michael,, lerk, r. 1210 Scott
Murphy Michael, couductor Market St. RR.
Mu-phy Michael, fireman Pacific Mail S3. South
I Carolina, r. 26 De Boom
Murphy Mi.liael, flreiuan 3. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
! Ge.irgia, bet Sierra and Sliasta
I Murphy Michael, havkdriver Richard D. Ledgett, r.
j 1123 Mission
I Murphy Michael, horsecllpper, r. 268 Stevenson
I Murphy Michael, hostler Allan B. Butler, r. 768 Mis-
I sion
Murphy Michael, laborer, r. Globe House
I Murphy Mlchnel. laborer, r. 233 Perry
■ Murphy Michael, laborer, r. 268 Eighth
Murphy Michael, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Murphy Michael, laborrr, r. 1216 Mission
i Murphy Michael, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
I Mttrphy Michael, longshoreman, r. 2011 Dupont
Murphy Michael, paver, r. 512 Ninth
Murphy Michael, sergeant police City Hall, r. 926
'twentieth
Murphy Michael, upholsterer, r. NW cor Chestnut
and T/irktn
Mun>hy Michael E., teamster, r. 412 Post, rear
Murphy Michael J., hackdrlver. r. .'>27 Mission, rear
Murphy Michael J., salesman B. Nathan jt Co.,r. 319
Clemeutlna
Murphy Michael T., salesman Keane Brothers, r.
1210 Scott
Murphy Michael W., shoemaker, r. 6 Hurlburt PI
Murphy Miles, laborer Mission Rock Warehouse, r.
2JSM Perry
Murphy N., laborer Sea Wall
Murphy N.'llie, domestic f.77 Clementina
Murphy Nellie Aliss, assistant Broadway Primary
3chi)ol, r. 113 Francisco
Hurphy Nicholas, laborer, r. W s Ohio, bet Broadway
and Vallejo
Murphy Nicholas, marblecutter, r. 15 Russell
Murphy Owen, dairyman Charles F. Chase, r. 8 8 Jef-
ferson, bet Broderick and Lyon
Murphy Ow>n, fruits, SO'i Saneome. r. 2 Leroy PI
Murphy Owen, laborer, r. 200 Fourth
Murphy Oweu, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Murphy Owen, teamster, r. N s Chestnut, bet Stelner
and Pierce
Murphy Oweu A. (Murphy & Conners) r. Oakland
Murphy Patrick, r. 73 Tehama
Murphy Patrick (McDermott & Burke) r. cor Ellis
and De\'isadero
Murphy Patrick, bookkeeper, r. 28 Natoma
Muiphy Patrick, brassfinisher S. F. Brass Works, r.
Ill Jessie
Murphy Patrick, carpenter, r. 708 Clementina ~
Murphy Patrick, deckhand stmr Julia, r. 718 Green-
wich
Murphy Patrick, fireman Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba
Murphy Patrick, fireman stmr El Oapitan, Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
Murphy Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Michigan, bet Sierra aud Shasta
Murphy Patrick, grader, r. 444 Natoma
Murphy Patrick, hostler Alban B. Butler, r. 2 Raphael
PI
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. S s Sacramento, bet Brod-
erick and Baker
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. 11 Bald^\-in Court
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. 27 Minna
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. 435 Fulton
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. 1016 Montgomery
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. 1018 Clay
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. 1402 Montgomery
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. 2750 Harrison
Murphy Patrick, laborer James McGlone, r. 8 B Fell,
bet S .-ott and Devisadero
Murphy Patrick, laborer Presidio Reservation
Murphy Patrick, liquor saloon, 256 Brannau
Murphy Patrick, liquor saloon, 330 Sixth
Murphy Patrick, longshoreman, r. 217 Folsom, rear |
Murphy Patrick, longshoreman, r. E s Billings PI, nr
Filbert
Murphy Patrick^ lutlngmaQ S. F. Qiis Light Co., r.
113 Natoma
Murphy Patrick, mail carrier North Pac. Coast BR.
Murphy Patrick meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
NE corBouita PI and Van Ness Av
Murphy Patrick, painter, r. 737 Market
1 Murphy Patrick, peddler, r. 4S5 Bryant
Murphy Patrick, poultry and game, 74 and 75 Centre
Market, r. 9 Tehama
Murphy Patrick, salesman Deasy Brothers, r. 63 Lang-
ton
Murphy Patrick, seaman, r. 328 Third
Murphy Patrick, seaman ship War Hawk, Bulk Head,
foot Mission
Murphy Patrick, soapmaker G. R. Lucjr & Co., r. 313
'rhirteenth
Murphy Patrick, teamster Diggins Brothers, r. 2520
Sutter
Mnrphv Patrick, teamster W. H. Warden k Co., r. 423
Fulton
Murphy Patriok, watertender Pacific Mail S9. China
Murphy Patrick H., tinsmith, r. W s Dolores, bet
Twenty-s.^veuth and Twenty-eighth
Murphy Patrick J., grainer, r. 27 Eleventh
Marphy Patrick J., stonecutter new City Hall, r. 3i
Hayes
Murphy Patrick W., Kroceries and liquors, 1641 Mis-
sion
Murphy Peter, cooper, r. 510 Davis
Murphy Peter, graiuman Eureka Warehouse, r. 113
Francisco
Murphy Peter, laborer Hunter's Point, nr Dry Dock,
South 8. F.
Murphy Peter, mate schr Caroline Dixon, r. 372 Green
Murphy Peter, seaman, r. cor Fifth Av and A, South
S. F
Murphy P. George, attorney at law, 639 Kearny, r.
Oakland
Murphy P. H., laborer, r. South Park House
Murphy Philip, r. 414 Shipley
Murphy Philip, laborer, r. 27 Eleventh
Murphy Philip P., packer Hecht Brothers tt. Co., r.
641 Natoma
I Murphy Pius Rev., prior St. D.imlnlc's R. C. Church,
r. Dominican
and Bush
Monastery, W s Stelner, bet Pine
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Murphy P. N., coke dept 8. F. Gb8 Light Co., Potrero
Works
Murjjhy K., l&borer Sea Wall
Murphy Richard, brassfluiuher Cal. Electrical Works,
r. 17 LaKiiie
Murphy Uichard, carriagewaBhcr J. H. Swain, r. 30i
i'remont ,
Murphy Richnrd, eleotrotj-per Fainter & Co., r. 206
Vau Ness Av ;
Murphy Uichard, laborer Prebidii^, r. K of Point Lo- |
bos Av, nr Momitain Lake
Murphy Richard, laborer, r. 10 Boardmau, rear '
Murphy Richard .1., salesman J. M. Mornn & Co., r. ;
715 Nntuina I
Murphy Robwt, flreman Pacific Mall SS. City of Pan- |
aiiia
Murphy Robrrt, seaman, r. 25(1 Braunan
Murphy Robert W., physician, office and r. 1001 Gough 1
Murphy Rose, domestic 951 Chestnut . j
Murphy Rosie Miss, machine operator E. Detrick & t
Co., r. 11 Baldwin Court I
Murphy Samuel (Murphy ft McVeigh) r. 1123 Bdwy ;
Murphy Sebastian, laborer, r. lOil Vallejo i
Murphy S. ft., cashier Pacific Bank, olBce NW cor \
Pine and Sausome, r. Palace Hotel
Murphy Stephen, blacksmith Cal. Tool Works, r. SW
cor Howard and Beale
Murphy Stephen M. F., collector, r. 15 Bussell
Murphy Susan, widow, r. 1608 Howard
Murphy X., r. 38 Clay
Murphy Teresa, domestic 606 O'Farrell
Muiphy Terrence, laborer, r. 29 Jessie
Murphy Thomas, r. New Washington Hotel
Murphy Thomas, bartender Peter Hopkins, v. 606
Mission
Murphy Thomas, bricklayer, r. Sullivan, nr Cortland
Av
Mif phy Thoma.s, carpenter, r. 21 Grand Av
Murphy Thomas, engineer Pac. Barrel and Keg Fac-
tor}', r. 740 Minna
Murphy Thomas, fireman Cosmopolitan Hotel
Murphy Thomas, gardener, r. 1917 Jackson
Murphy Thomas, gastitter McNally fc Hawkins, r.
1103 Montgomery
Murphy Thomas, hostler John Ehlers, r. 1221 Pierce
Murphy Thomas, laborer T. W. Floyd & Co. r. 331
Fourth
Murphy Thomas, laborer G. R. Lucy & Co., r. 313
Thirteenth
.Murphy Thomas, longshoreman, r. 3 Berry
Murphy Thomas, marblepolisher, r. 1214 Turk, rear
M\irphy Thouias, plasterer, r. fi»l Clementina
Murphy Thomas, plumber, r. 56}^ Shipley
Murpliy Thomas, salesman Union News Co., r. 215
Ninth
Murphy Thomas, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Murphy Thomas, steward Hose No. 8, S. F. F. D., r.
S 8 Filbert, bet Fillmore ;ind Webster
Murphy Thomas, teamster, r. 472 Tehama
Murphy Thomas, teamster Cutter & Co., r. 29H Free-
Ion
mosiclan Bella Union Theater,
Murphy Thomaa A.,
r. 1311 ii Kearny
Murphy Thomas C,
FolS'im
Murphy Thomas F.
compositor Bacon & Co.,r. 645
(Herring, Murphy & Reeve) r.
Twenty-sixth, bet Alabama and Columbia
Murphy Thomas F., teamster Murphy & Conners, r.
611 Mission
Murphy Thomas F., varnisher, r. 311 Twenty-sixth
Murphy Thomas H., assist.int superintendent S. F.
Gas Light Co., Potrero Works, r. 435 J<i Stevenson
Murphy Thomas J., student Pac. Business College, r.
311 Stockton
Murphy Thomas P., r. 225 Perry
Murphy Thomas S., paperhanger, r. IGO Clara, rear
Murphy Timothy, blacksmith, 909 Sausome, r. 206
Union
Murphy Timothy, bollermaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
Vermont, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Murphy Timothy, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Murphy Timothy, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 725
Clementina
Murphy Timothy, maltster, r. 6 Freelon
Murphy Timothy, plasterer new City Hall, r. 6 Hyde
Murphy Timothy, purifier S. F. Gaa Light Co., Po-
trerojlkifks, r. 10.35 Market
Murphy Timothy, whltener, r.323 Filbert
Murphy William, bollermaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
515 Fol^om
Murphy William, boxmaker S. F. Box Factory, r. 730
Clementina
Murphy William, ccUarmau Whlttier, Fuller & Co.,
r. 251 Perry
Murphy William, coalpasser Pacific Mail 88. City of
New York
Murphy William, deckhand stmr Bay City, Alameda
Ferry, r. 19 Minna
Murphy William, driver City RR., r. 211J6 Turk
Muiphy William, gardener, r. 430 Minna
Murphy William, laborer, r. 8 s Twenty-eighth, bet
Sanchez and Noo
Murphy William, laborer, r. W s Laguna, bet Fulton
and Grove
Murphy William, laborer, r. W k Ohio, bet Broadway
and ValUjo
Miwpby William, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. E s
Illinois, bet Napa and Butte
Murphy William, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Murphy William, liquor saloon, Sun Miguel Station
Murphy William, master bark California, r. 357 Bran.
Muriihy William, miner, r. 741 Market
I Muri>hy William, rigger, r. 29 Frederick, rear
' Murphy William, seajuan, r. 133 V^ Shipley .
1 Murphy William, waiter SS. Newbern, Foleom 8t.
I Wharf
I Murphy William D., teacher music Public ScboolB, r,
920 Natoma
! Murphy William E., solicitor, r. 227 Stevenson
j Murphy & Byrne (Daniel Murphy and Henry L.
I Byrne) wholesale butchers and cattle dealers,
office 533 Kearny
I Murphy & Conners (Owen A. Murphy and John Con-
I ners) fruit dealers. 508 Sansome
I Murphy & McVeigh (Samuel Murphy and Patrick Mc-
I Veigh) groceries and liquors, NW cor Leaven-
1 worth and Kllis
I Murphy. See Murfey
Murr Henry, bootmaker KuUman, Salz & Co., r. E^t
Oakland
Murr Louis, shoemaker, r. 437 Fell
Murrain Joseph, wagonmakerBaptisteLacaze, r. Val-
lejo, bet Sansome and Montgomery
Murray A., r. 321 Pacific
Murray A., seaman Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Murray A. Jerome, with Parke & Lacy.r. 225 O'Farrell
Murray Alexander, quartermaster Pacific Mail 88.
Australia
Murray Alvan, forger Pac. Rolling Mill,, r. W s Geor-
gia, bet Shasta and Sierra
Murray A7in, widow, r. 4 Scotland
Murray Ann, domestic 406 Octavia
Murray Anna L., widow, r. 1114 Sacramento
Murray Annie, widow, r. 18 Clara
Murray Annie, domestic 1011 California
Murray Annie, domestic 1800 Franklin
Murray B. Mrs., widow, r. 264 Stevenson
Murray Bernard, longshoreman, r. 540 Mission
Murray Bridget, widow, r. 8 Himt
Miuray Byron Jr.. assistant cashier Bank of Califor-
nia, r. 1.512 Taylor
Murray Catherine, widow, r. 10 Oak PI
Murray Charles, bookkeeper, r. 1234 Pacific
Murray Charier, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Murray Charles, hostler Bowley Brothers, r. 8W cor
Mission and New Montgomery
Murray Charles, laborer, r.27 Silver
Murray Charles, shipwright. r.il72 Minna
Murray Charles, tanner, r. cor San Bruno Road and
Twenty-seventh
Murray Charles A., painting, whitening, etc., 353
Third
Murray Daniel, laborer, r. 553 Stevenson
Murray Daniel, watchman Pacific Mail 88. City of
Panama
Murray David, peddler, r. 83 Clementina
Murray Dounis, butcher, r. 6 Sumner
[ Murray Dennis, teamster Hancock & Kelso, r. NW
cor Sixteenth and Columbia
i Murray E. Mrs., pianist J. William Frazer, 119 Post
i Murray Edward, carpenter, r. 8 Hunt
I Murray Edward, machinist, r. 242 Perry
' Murray Eliza A., widow, r. 148 Silver
j Murray Elizabeth, widow, r. 1232 Bush
I M>irrny Elizabeth, domestic 1105 Mason
j Murray Elizabeth, groceries and liquors, 83 Clem.
' Murray Ellen, widow, r. 31)^ Louisa
I Murray Ellen Mrs., furnished rooms, 1035 Market
Murrav Ellen J., widow, dressmaker, r. 106 }< Twenty-
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Murray Emma MIbb, bookbinder, r. 11?^ Folpom Av
Murrjy Emma Miss, boxmaker L. Korbel & Brothers,
r. 'J19 Nineteenth
Murray Felix, solicitor City Cab and Carriage Stables,
r. 180 Jessie
Murray Felix, teamster Marsdeu Kershaw, r. 6 Minna
Murray Francis J., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. llJ^Folsom Av
Murray Frank, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Murray Frank, stairbuilder, r. 540 Mission
Murray Frank J., plimiber and gasfifter, r. 314 Chest-
nut
Murray Frank S., Cigannaker's Assn, 771 Market
Murray Frederick J., physician, office and r. 1234
Dupont
Murray George, carpenter, r. 415 Stevenson
Murray George G., carpenter Phineas Haskell, r. SW
cor Fifth and Bryant
Murray George H., peddler, r. 1005 Natoma
Murray George I., seaman, r. 12 Page
Murray George I. Jr., plasterer, r. 12 Page
Murray H., waiter Brooklyn Hotel
Muiray Hannah, widow, r. 307 Seventh
Mun-ay Harry K., publisher The Olympian, 419 Sac-
ramento, room 2,r. Grand Hotel
Murray Henry G., millwright, r. N e Nineteenth, bet
Noe and Sanchez
Murray Hugh, clerk Central Pac. RR., r. 12'J Silver
Murray Hugh, produce commission, 202 Clay, r. 109
Powell
Murray Isaac (Murray & Co.) r. IC Stockton PI
Murray J., laborer, r. Eighteenth, bet Dolores and
Guerrero
Murray James, r. G(!l Howard
Murray James, baker, r. 1210 Folsom
Murray James, clerk P. S. Molony, r. 10 Ouk PI
Miirray James, coal passer Pacific Mail SS. South Car-
olina
Murray Jaiues, driver Central RR., r. 1115 Tyler
Murray James, fireman stmr Washington, Jackson St.
Wharf
Murray James, grainer Brooke Brothers, r. 615 >4 Na-
toma, rear
Murray James, laborer, r. 17 Clara
Murray James, laborer Baldwin's Dining Palace
Murray James, letteroarrier Post Office, r. 19 Raufich
Murray James, molder Risdou I. and L. Works, r. 505
Howard
Murray James, seaman, r. 423 Bush
Murray James, shoemaker, r. 728 Folsom, rear
Murray James, traveling agent, r. 145 Tehama
Muiray James, watertender Pacific Mail SS. CoUma,
r. NE cor Second and Brannan
Murray James, watertender Pacific Mall SS. City of
Tokio
Murray James B. (J. F. 4: J. B. Murray) r. 29 South
Park
Murray June, domestic 1903 Stockton
Murray J. C, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Murray Jennie, nurse, r. 740 Ellis
Murray Jeremiah, machinist, r. 225 O'Farrell
Murray J. F. JSi J. B. (John F. and James B.
Murray) IT. S. draymen, 241 Jackson
Murray J. L., upholsterer, r. 1067 Market
Murray John, r. 710 California
Murray John (Murray & Co.) r. 16 Stockton PI
Murray John, barber, 9 Pacific
Murray John, boilenuaker, r. l.'>02 Leavenworth
Murray John, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works
Murruy John, books and stationery, 728 Filbert
Murray John, carpenter Superintendent of Streets
Murray John, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Murray John, cook, r. 509 Wa.shington
Murray John, draftsman John A. Bemer, r. 728 Fil-
bert
Murray John, hackman, r. 114 Natoma
Murray John, laborer, r. 114 First
Murray John, laborer, r. 120 Hayes
Murray John, laborer A. E. Buckman, r. NE cor
Church and Dorlaud
Murray John, laborer Thompson Brothers, r. 610
Howard
Murray John, liquor naloon, NE cor Second and Bran.
Murray John, mattressmaker, r. 6 Harry PI
Murray John, messman Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York
Hurray John, molder Risdon I. and L. Works
Murray John, prompter TivoH Garden, r. 431 Fulton
Murray John, salesman Dunham, Carrigan k Co., r.
1627 Devisadero
Murray John, stevedore, r. 10 St. Charles PI
Murrav John, tailor, r. 150 Tehama
Murray John, tailor Andrew Dease, r. 311 Pine j
Murray John, tinsmith Joseph J. Vasconcellos, r. 625 I
Post
Murray John Jr., plumber W. Cormack, r. f.25 Post
Murray John C, clerk, r. 125 Thirteenth
Murray John F. (J. F. & J. B. Murray) r.Westmluster j
House I
Murray John F., shoecutter Chase & Blesi, r. 120 i
Hayes j
Murray John K., Stonecutter's Pro. Assn, 818 Howard
Murray John S., rigger and stevedore, r. N 8 Filbert,
nr Montgomery
Murray John T., searcher records Charles V. Gilles-
pie, 522 California
Murray Julia, widow, r. 118 Hayes
Murray Kate, domestic 1800 Franklin
Murray Katie, domestic 1812 Jackson
MunayKatie, domestic 900 O'Farrell
Murray Kenneth M., plasterer, r. 115 Sixth
Murray Kenneth M. Mrs., bakery, 115 Sixth
Murray Lewis, machinist, r. 29 Perry
Murray M., r. 728 Filbert
Murray Maggii Miss, bagpiler E. Detrick & Co., r. 27
Silver
Murray Maggie >Dss, furnished rooms, 518 Mission
Murray Margaret A., widow, r. 208 Perry
Murray Manin, expressman, NE cor Front and Mar^
ket, r. 715 N.;toma
Murray Mary, domestic 1518 Mason
Murray Mary, domesiic 1104 Van Ness Av
Murray Mary, shoebiuder, r. ilC. McAllister
Murray Mary, widow, r. 5 Washoe PI
Murray Mary, widow, bakery, 318 Sixth
Murray Mary, widow, janitress Point Lobos Avenas
School, r. S s Point Lobos Av, nr Parker Av
Murraj- Maiy Miss, bookbinder Bartling & Kimball,
r. 11 M Folsom Av
Murray Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 6 Sumu( r
Murray Miiry Miss, seamstress, r. 607 Minna
Muiray Mary Miss. shoefitterS. W. Levy, r. 115 Hayes
Murray Mary Mrs., fancy goods, 1001 Twentieth
Murrav Mary E., saleswoman Edwa:d C. Fitts, r. 126
Sixth
Murrav Matthew, fireman Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York
Murray Matthew, seaman, r. 240 Ritch
Murray Maurice , laborer, r. 116 McAllister
Murray Mii-hael, r. 410 Broadway
Murray Michael (Murray & Mitchell) r. S b Twenty-
ninth, ni- Italian Hospital
Murray Michael, carpeutiT and contractor, r. 12 Polk
Murray Michael, fireman SS. Newport, North Point
Dock
Murray Michael, laborer, r. £ » Fair Oaks, bet Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth
Murray Michael, laborer, r. oC, ^linna, rear
Murray Michael, laborer Southern Pac. RR., r. EUza-
beth, bet Guerrero and San Jo86 Av
Murray Michael, policeman City Hall, r. 666 Minna
Murray Minnie Miss, r. 808 Mission
Murray Owen, laborer, r. S s Ridley, bet Mission and
Valencia
Murray Owen, solicitor, r. 217 Broadway
Murray Patrick, r. 11 Harriet
Murray Patrick, carpenter, r. .507 Mission —
Murray Patrick, fireman stinr Herald, r. 14 Steuart
Murray Patrick, laborer, r. 520 Bush
Murray Patrick, laborc r Pac. Rolling MIU, r. E 8 Illi-
nois, bet Napa and Butie
Murray Patrick, laborer St. Mary's Hospital
Murray Peter, gardener, r. S s Day, bet Church and
Sanchez
Murray Richard, r. 156 Third
Murray Richard, hostler Bay City Soda Water Co., r.
IIU Tyler
Murray Riihard, laborer, r. 5 RauBch
Murray Richard J., clerk Bortell B. Newman, r. 666
Minna
Murray Richard J., engineer, r. 2(i45 Howard
Murray Robert, tinKmlth Holbrook, Merrill* Stetson,
r. Auburn, nr Mason
Murray Samuel, machinit<t William Hawkins, r. 5
Washoe PI
Murray Sarah, widow, r. 728 Filbert
Murray S. C, carpenter S. M. Hills, r. 900 Stockton j .
Murray Susie Miss, dressmaker, r. 460^iuna
Murray Thomas, r. 125 Thirteenth
Murray Thomas, bookkeeper, r. 12 Page
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Murray Thomao. carriagepainU-r, lf,i3 Howard
Murray Thomue, uiarblepoliisber, r. 1035 Market
Murny Thomas, poiUr St. Mary's Bonpital, r. N 8
Bryant, bti Firet and Kiucon PI
Murray Thomas, proptr Qoldeii Gate Ho\xBe,610 Davib
Murray Thomas, saletmian Koane Brothers, r. 2113
Jtiuce
Murray TLouiaf, teamster, r. 247 Perry
Murray 'Ihomah, tt-aiuster Jamee A. Brown, r. SW cor
Washington and Mason
Murray Thomas, waiter Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Murray Thomas D., carpenter, r. 12o Thirteenth
Murray Timothy, laborer, r. 6 Sumner
Murray Timothy, laborer, r. 1107 Clay
Murray Timothy, shoemaker, r. 118 tlayes
Murray Timothy B., blacksmith Oarvill Mauuf. Co.,
r. 179 Clara
Murray William, r. 1025 Mason
Murray William, r. 807 Kearny
Murray William (.J. Claus k Co.) r. I'.i32 Bush
Murray William (Murray ft Oo.i r. IG Stockton PI
Murray William, bootkeeper Dickson, De Weil' & Co.,
r. 1713 Clay
Murray William, bootcutter Buckingham ft Hecht, r.
118 Hayes
Murray William, hostler David J. Foley, 1812 Powell
Murray William, laborer, r. E e Noe, bet Nineteenth
and TwentieUi
Murray William, machinist Risdon I. and L. Woi-ke
Murray William, miner, r. 13iyj« California
, Murray William, packer B. Nathan & Co., r. E 8 Koe,
bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Murray William, painter, r. D Washoe PI
Murray William, painter, r. 410 Broadway
Murray William, Kiwyer Edward A. Stockton, r. 411
Mission
Murray William, shoemaker, r. 120 Hayea
Murray William, upholsterer Htywood Brothers i
Co., r. 540 Mission
Mtirray William B., stockbroker, office 308 Pine, r.
Union Club
Murray WlUiajij F., foreman machine Bhop William
Hawkins, r. 5 Washce PI »
Murray Williaiu F., machinist, r. 319 Vallejo
Murray Willinm H., managi-r Journal ot Commerce
Publishing Co., 414 Cluy, r. 1232)4 Vallejo
Murray W'illiam H., watchman, r. NE cor Washing-
ton and Kearny
Murray William J., foreman C. Jamee King of Wil-
liam k Co., r. 4 Scotland
Murray William P., hackman Lot D. Slocum, r. 923
SultJT
Murray William T., seaman , r. 143 Silver
Murray fc Co. (William, Liaac and John Murray) fith.
72 and 73 Centre Market
Murray .t Mit<Lhell (Michael Murray and Edward
Mitchell) dairy, S 8 Twenty-ninth, nr Italian
Hospital
Murray. See Murry, Mury, and McMtlrray
Murrlce Victor, waiter, 60ti Stockton
Miirrigan Jane, domtbtic 9U6 Clay
Muriin Felix, r. 4(19 Sutter
Murrj- James, waiter Occidental Hotel
Mursch Otto, machinist Union Iron Workii, r. 2 Te-
hama
Marsi Domeuico, laborer Sea Wall
Murti Giuss.eppe, laborer Sea Wall
Mttitagh Joseph U., salcBman Murphy, Grant k Co.,
r. Ii.il4 Geary
Murtho Bernard, teamster Korn k MoOarthy, r. 904
Kearny
Murtha Elizabeth Mr?., drees and clo«ik maker, r. 00
Clementina
Murtha Francis T., salesman, r. 9 Robs
Murtha Frant A., clerk Etdiiigton k Co., r. 100 San
J. b6 Av
Murtha James, stonecutter, r. 240 Jessie
Murtha James, ttonedresser Joseph Wagner k Co., r.
741 Market
Murtha James M., r. 60 Clementina
Murtha Jereiuiah, teamster, r. SW cor Dolores and
Seventeenth
Murtha Johr, p<>rter Redin^on k Co., r. 100 San
Jc8($ Av
Murtha John waiter Oregon 89. George W. Elder, r.
r. 565 Howard
Murtha John J., plumber William O. Murtha, r. 1417
Buchanan
Murtha Mary A. Mrs., talloress Mitchell J, Meyer, r.
2 Central PI
Murtha Matthew A., laborer A. E. Buckman, r. NE
cor Church and Dorland
Murtha Patrick, laborer, r. 17 Fifth Av
Murtha Peter, ttonedrcsser Joseph Wagner & Co., r.
Oakland
Murtha Baiuuel J., lab< rer A. E. Buckman, r. NE cor
Church and Dorland
Murtha William H., cleik, r. 1417 Buchanan
Murtha William O., tinsmith, plumber, tiud gasfitter,
1417 Buchanan
Murtliy Timothy, captain Ehip John Bryce, Beale St.
Wharf
Mury Elizabeth Miss, assistant Greenwich St. Pri-
mary Cosmopolitan School, r. 14 Page
Mury John, carpenter, r. 14 Page --'"
Musante Celeste, r. 9 Vincent
Musante Charles, fruits and vegetables, Dupont, bet
Green an<l Vailejo, r. 11 Vincent
Mueante Gio. Batta, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Musante Louis, laborer Whitiier, Fuller & Co.,r. 9
Vincent
Musante Luigi, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Musante Maria, seamstress, r. 200 Fifth
Mui^ante Teresa. seamBtrcsp, r. 200 Fif ;h
Muse Juan, drover, r. 703 Davis
Mnser Brothers (Fred-rick W., Richard, and Otto
Muser, and William Duden, succiBSors to Duden
Freres & Co.) mauufs and imjiortcrs luces, em-
broideries, kid Kloves, etc., 541 Market
Aluser Frederick W. (Muser Brothers) r. Brussels,
Belgium
Muser Otto (Muser Brothers) r. 815 Van Nese Av
Muser Richard (Muser Brothers) r. New York
Musgrave Joseijh S., clerk pener.al fuperintendent
Central Pac. RR., r. Al:imeda
MuBpriive Thomas, driver N. B. and Mission RH., r.
2 Scotland
Muster James, waittr, r. 212 First
Musical RevieAv, Sherman, Hyde & Co. publith-
ers, 137 Kearny
Mussel Slough Ditch Co. (Tulare Co., Cal.) Frank
Meyer Secret iry, 408 California, room 13
Mu.ssio Andrea, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broailway
Mushio John, longshoreman, r. 2 Midway, rear
MuSKio Michael, r. 2 Midway, rear
Museler John, barber, 12 ^•teuart
Mussy Richard L., Paint- rs' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Mustard Joseph D., carpenter, r. 109 Twenty-sixth
Musteder Otto J., waiter Baemus RaBmuBBen,r. White
Hou € Hotel, Potrero
Musto Brothers (Joseph and John) proptrs 8. F. St«iam
Marble Sawmill, and importers Italian marble,
707-715 Battery
Musto John (Musto Brothers) r. Chiavara, Italy
Musto Joseph (Mubto Brothers) r. 1018 Mason
Muth Jacob F., bartender Herman F Morken, r. 411
Powell
Mather Lizzie Miss, r. 433 Bryant
Mutfichler Chiistian, shoema-tr, 2 Tyler, r. 7Ji Dike-
man PI
Mutsey James, bo tfitter, r. 1 Polk
Mu.ter August, engineer Hamiiiam Baths. 13 Dupont
Mutual Aid Society of Sun Francisco, Alfred Kodouiin
sttcretary, 729 Mojiigoincry, room .5
Slutnal Benefit Life lusiiraiice Co. (New:irk,
N. J.) James Munsell Jr. ageut (of Insured) 215
Santome, room 2
-Mutual Building aud Loan .Association, rooms 232
Sutier
AIntiial Life Insurance Co. of Netv York,
A. B. Forbes general agent, 214 Sai some
Mutual Real Estate Co., William btuait secretary, 320
Sansome, room 12
Blutual Security Fund A.<4t«ociatiotL, John F.
Naughtin secretary, 331 Kearny
Mutz Ferdinand, shoemalier, r. S a Tweiity-eigbth, bet
Dolores and Railroad crossing
Muvirann Peter C, captain sloop D. N. Darlington, r.
2i) Mission, rear
Muus Henry ( .VIuus k Rohweder) r. 8.39 Broadway
Muus ,^ Rohweder (Henry Muus and P. ter Rohweder)
groceries and liquors, 8:i9 Broadway
Muybridge Edward J., landscape, and animal photo-
grapher, 417 Moutgoii.ery, r. 331 Montgomery
Muzio Gn-lielino. 'gardener, W s Mission Road, nr In-
dustrial School
Myatt E., waterUndcr Pacific Mail SS. City of Sydney
Myer Abr.ham W., wat<:hmaker aud jeweler, 1014
Market, r. 26(5 T\ler
Myer A. J., engineer Cutting Packing Co., r. 130 Geary
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JAMES E. GORDON & CO.. ^-^'-^^^^^ «^f^e^1«^a^ri
Comer Market and Front Stxeetth
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Myer John, Paint<-rs' Pro. Union, 771 Market I
Myer John, clerk John Kabrs, SW cct First and
Minna
Myer John, seaman Pacific Coast 83. Los Angeles
Myer Nathan, merchant, r. 266 Tyler
Myer Nicholas, bartender D. & G. Ahrens, r. SW cor
Mission and Main
Myer Pinciis, bottle dealer, r. 202 Van Ness Av, rear
Myer. See Maier, Mayer, Meirr, and Meyer
Myers Abraham, clergyman and agent Leffel
Turbine Wat^.r W heel, r. 825 Capp
Myers Adum, master mariner, r. 313 Jeasie
Myers Ann M., wido-w, r. 165 Tehama
Myers Annie Miss, milliner, r. 1705 Howard
Myers Anuie Mrs., furnished rooms, 414 Octiivia
Myers B. K., r. 537 Sacramento
Myers Charles, seaman, r. 36 Clay
Myers Charles, janitor, r. 209 Prospect PI
Myers Charles E., carpenter Albert Washburn, r. 2136
O'Farrell
Myers Christian, plowmaker, r. 1548 Howard
Myers David, cooper Dodge, Sweeney i Co., r. 18 El-
liot Park
Myers David, painter, r. 1206 Powell
Myers Dillon P., car driver, r. 217 Third
Myers Edwartl, attorney at law, 224 Sanaome,
rooms 1 and 2, r. 1037 Post
Myers Frank (Myers & Maikel) r. 318 Bash
Myers Frank B., clerk Matthias Gray, r. 32 South
Park
Myers Frederick, baker, r. Railroad Av, bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth Avs, South 8. F.
Myers Friderick, gard> ni-r Pioneer Park
Myer« George S., salesuian Meyer Stein, r. 436 Jessie
Myers, Gilman & Co. (Henry B. Myers, F. Qil-
mau, and L. Racouillat) propts Pac. Box Factory,
SW cor Harrison and Niuth
Myers H. & Son (Harris and Henry Myers) pawnbrok-
ers, 227, 333, and 623 Kearny
Myers Harris (H. Myers i Son) r. 402 Eddy
Myeis Harris, pawnbroker, 644 Clay, r. 1012 Polk
Myers Harrv (Bruniugs k Myers) r. 8 s Stevenson, nr
Niuth
Myers Henry (H. Myers & Son) r. 402 Eddy
Myers Henry, animal feeder WoodK^ard's Gardens, r.
863}^ Market
Myers Henry, waiti-r, r. 732 Folsom
Myerfc Henry B. (Myers. Gilmant Co.) r. 1117 Filbert
Myers Henry E., civil engineer, r. 7 College PI
Myers Henry F., carpenter, r. Cortland Av, bet Chs-
pultepec and Channel
Myers Henry F., carpenter, r. 1849 Stevenson
Myers Henry R., bookkeeper, r. 1037 Post
Mytrs Jacob, merchant, r. 917 Geary
Myers James O., special policeman, r. cor Biyant
and Fifth
Myers James H., cutter Standard Shirt Factory, r.
NW cor Gough and H;iye3
Myers James 8., saleaman Marcus C. Hawloy & Co., r.
824 Union
Myers John, r. UlC Bush
Myers Jol;n, bartender John Gorman, r. 107 Haye8
Myers John, de'.:khand SS. Los Angeles, Broadway
Wharf
Myers John, painter, r. 334 Third, rear
Myers John, waiter, r. 22:) Fifth
Myer.s John F. (Mytra ?c ScUrHiu) l.":j Fourth
Myers Joliu G.. tejiiuster Snprrinfc-ndetit of Street'!
Myers John George, expn.Ksman, NW cor Dupont
and Post. r. 721 I>ombard
Myers John H. (Sotzen & Myers) r. 8E cor Fourteenth
and Mission
Myers John L., porter Shea, Bocqueraz & McKee. r.
10 Ash Av
Myers Joseph, carpenter, r. 2601 Bryant
Myers Leun R., importer, and a^ent Italian and
.\meri. an marble, 28 and 30 Main, r. 19 Pow-U
Myers Lester L., clerk, r. 108 McAllister
M.ver3 Lincoln 8., woodturner George F. Edwards, r.
721 Bryant
Myers Louis A. (Myers fc Slogel) r. 909 Eighteenth
Mvei-8 Louisa Mrs., r. 110 Geary
Myers Mark, clerk, r. 309 Turk
Myers .Martin C, drayniam Abrams & Carroll, r. 227
Fiiltm
Myers Mary A. Mrs., physician, office 187 Jessie, r.
253 Tehama
Myers Mary E., widuw. r. 1927 Sutter
Myers Michael H., office 224 Sansome, rooms 1 and 2,
r. 1037 Poet
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Supreme
hambers 640 Clay, r. 818
Mann ji Co., r. Jeaale,
Myers Michael J., merchant tailor, 1 Hardie PI, r
Jessie
Myers Oscar, merchant, r. 309 Turk
Myers Rica, domestic 710 Hayes
Myers Samuel, woolsort^rr, r. 231 Fifteenth
Myers S. D. Miss, dressmaker, r. 508 Masou
Myers Selig, cigardcaler, r. 1043 Folsom
Myers Simon, r. 2229 Geary
Mytrs Warren F., mining, r. Grand Hotel
Myers William, musician, r. 423 Green
Myers William, tanner Samuel Bloom, r. B s Army, nr
Precita Av
Myers Wllliaui B., butcher M. Gradwohl k Co., r.
460 Jessie
Myers & MarUel (Frank Myers and Qerhart Mar-
kel) liijuor saloon, 318 Bush
Myers & St-hram (John F. Myers and F. Schram)
lamps, oils, and oil stov. s, 153 Fourth
Myers &; Siegel (Louis A. Myers and Henry Siegel)
market, 909 Eighteenth, nr Castro
Myers. See Meyers, and Mayers
Myers' Koamiss, Benjamin 8. Coggeshail manuf,
610 Guerrerro
Myles George F., compositor P. J. ThomAS, r. 202
Francisco
Myles Sarah, widow, r. 202 Francisco
Myles John T., bookkeeper, r. St James House
Myles William H., clerk, r. 425 Natoma
Mylius Charles, conductor Central RR. r. 13ijl Fill-
more
Myl(<tt Andrew E., bookkeeper. 434 California, room *
Mylott Margaret, widow, r. 862 Harrison
Myres L. E. Miss, r. 233 Ba tlett
Myres Merry, widow, r. 233 Bartlett
Mxrick Eclw«rd B., r. 1804 Sutter
Myrick Ellen, widow, r. 1804 Sutter
Myrick John E., pilot itmr Enterprise, r
nr Folsom
Myrick Milton H., associate justice
Court of California
Powell
Myrson Simon, cigarmaker A
nrS ixth
Myrtle Hall, Christian Knoblock proptr.W. s Rallro«d
Av, bet Seventh and Eighth Avs, South 8. P.
Mysegades Henry J., clerk J. D. Ahlers, r. 8W cor Va-
lencia an<i Twenty-third
Mvbell Joseph G., bakery, 142 Eleventh
Mysell William C, with William T. Galloway, r. 142
Eleventh
MyKtery H. C, r. 710 Commercial
Myzell Allen, porter, r. 920 Washington
Myzell Daniel, waiter Palace Hotel
Myzell Susan Mr.^., seamstress, r. 920 Wnsbio^oa
Myzell William, r. 92<) Washington
N\.\iiE Dora, domestic 1326 Tyler
Naake Minnie Miss, saleewoniau John Wrag^s r. 430
Clementina
Naason Pani^l. hostler Golden Gate Park
Naber, Alfs & Brani> (Henry D. Naber, WlUiam
Alfs. and Ht-nry Bruno) wholesale wines and U-
qu irs, 413 Front
Naber Henry D. (Naber. Alfs k Bnine) r. HI Oaj>p
Nabob Milling Co. (Arizona) William H. Boo# secre-
tary, 320 California, rooms 1 and 2
Nabra John, trussmaktr J. H. A. Folkers & Br-^thor,
r. 14 Calhmn
Nachman Adolph, manuf Judson's Patent Cbamptoa
Sprint; lied, 151 New Montgomery, r. 627 Turk
Nachniias Mary Mrs., cigarette manuf, 722 Wash.
Nachtigall Freilerlck, carpenter Superintendent ot '
Streets, r. NW cor Poct and Broderlck
Nachtigall Frederick Mrs., gr':)cerie» and liquors, NW
ciir Post and Broderick
Nachtrieb George H., clerk John C. Baed, r. 2141
Mission
Nachtrieb John J., salesman John C. Bued, r. 3141
Mission
Nachtrieb F. Mrs., widow, r. 232 Jt^ssie
Nachtrieb Sarah Mi.sa. seamstress, r. 2141 Mission
Nachtshfrim Frederick, machinist, r. SW cor Ken-
tucky and Butte
Nachtshelm Frederick Mrs., dry g;<>ods and notions,
SW cor Keutuckv and Butte
Nadra M. Mrs., r. 1.56 J^ Silver
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, ""^^^ovJX.ma'T.SI'r^''*'"*'*
J. MACDONOUGH,
UIPORTKR OF A.ND DBALER IN COAL. AND PIG IRON,
41 BlAricet Street, comer Spear.
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Nadorf Albert, carpentar, r. Overland HouBe
Na«gle O'.orge R., gardener, r. 812 California
Nagel Albert O., bookbinder Ludwig Radius, r. 5H
Monroe
Magel Jacob, boots and Bboes, f>46 Clay, r. 5)< Monroe
Nagel Joachim, painter and -whitener. r. NE cor Pine
and Middle
Nagel John, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Nagt'l Louia, ( lerk H. Loewenhayn, r. 5)i Monroe
Nagel Paul, teacher music, r. 409 Sutter
Nagel. See Nagle, and Ncagle
Nagele Adolph, stonecutter, r. 127 Jackson
Nagengast Jacob, ilerk Kedlngton & Co., r. 261 Stev.
Nager Antone (Nager & Brother) r. Fifteenth Av, nr
H, South 8. F.
Nager J. hn (Nager & Brother) r. Fifteenth At, nr H,
South 8. F.
Nager Paul, mllkuan, r. Helvetia Hotel
Nager & Brother (lobu and Antone Nager) mllkrauch,
Fifteenth Av, nr H. South 8. F.
Nagle David K., paper carrier, r. 363 Natoma
Nagle Dt-nnis, seaman schr C. H. Merchant, r. 238
Steuart
N«g1e Eliza, widow, r. 110 McAllister
Nagle Garrett, laborer freight dept Central Pao. RB.,
r. 8 Boardman
Nagle H., carpenter, r. 25 }< Ritch
Nagle Hannah, doinewtic, 615 Chestnut
Nagle Hannah Mrs. f urnishi-d rooms, 777 Market
Nagle Henry H., actuary Union Insurance Co., r. 112C
Jackson
Nagle James, laborer Renton Coal Co., r. 4 Gilbert
Nagle Jumes, longshoreman, r. 337 Bryant
Nagle James L., steward 8S. Oregon, r. 21 Ninth
Nagle James L., student Peter B. Nagle, r. 237
Eleventh
Nagle John, plasterer, r. 502 Fell
Nagle Marion Mrs., r. ICO Prospect PI
Nagle Michatl, driver Thomas Connolly, r. NE cor
Laguua aud Ash Av
Nagle Michael, waiter, r. 529 Stevenson
Nagle Michael B., bookbinder, r.529 Stevenson
HsLgle Peter B., attorney at law, 511 Montgom-
ery, r. 237 Eleventh
Nagle Sarah, widow, r. 829 Brannan
Nagle Thomas J., marble cutter John D. Lane, r. 1139
Folsom
Nagle Walter, longshoreman, r. 511 Howard
Nagle William, market, 627 Bush, r. 630 Bush
Nagle William, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
8'29 Brannan
Nagle. See Nagel and Ncagle
Naglee James, laborer Pacific Mall 83. Co.
Naglee Native Brandy, T. A. Barry agent, 116 Mont.
Nahl H.W. .\rthur, artist, studio 318Kear., r. Alameda
Nsisbett Frederick C, salesman William O. Irvine,
r. 326 Minna
Naisbcit Jc^eph B.. salesman William G. Irvine, r.
826 Minna
Naish John, shoemaker, SW cor Octayiaand Birch Av
Naismith Hurry, plumber Sutherland k Grav, r. 145
Silver
Naismith James S., salesman A. 8. Spence k Co., r.
Oakland
Naismith John, barber Kuoeohel k Brand, r. Oak-
land
Nail Samuel, teamster Renner k Co., r. 448 J* Third
Namxir Augusta, widow, r. 1919 Mason
Nanery Dtlia, domestic 1838 Geary
Nankirvis Thomas, r. 240i Post
Nannary Thomas, longshoreman, r. N a Twenty-
fourth, bet Noe and Sanchez
Napa Consolidated Quicksilver Mining Co. (Napa
County, Cal.) W. W. Panish secretary, 330 Pine,
room 18
Napa Soda Spriuf^'S John T.Ward k Co. agents,
11 Drumm
Naplitaly, Freidenrich die Ackerman (Jo-
seph Naphtaly, David Freidenrich, and C. L.
Ackerman) attorneys and counselors at law, 426
California, rooms 4 and 5
Naphtaly Jo8eph(Naphtaly, Freidenrich & Ackerman)
r. 1364 Pt;et
Napier Stephen H., teaawter Charles Williams, r. 13
La-tkie, rear
Kapol.ander Louis, fireman SS. Monterey, Broadway
Wharf
Naprcl Julius, laborer, r. 238 Montgomery Av
Napthaly Benjamin F., attorney at law, 655 Washing-
ton, r. 462 Minna
Narcola Andre, r. 606 Broadway
NarJelli Sabatino, wood aud coal, 1803 Mason
Nardi Giuseppe, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washing-
ton
Nardi Lorenzo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
NarJini Antone, commission merchant, r. 318 Bdwy.
Nardini Giovanni, Italiau Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Nargart Thomas, bartender, r. 42 Everett
Narjijt Ernest, portraitpainter, r. 822 Greenwich
Naroni J. C, barber, r. 1 Chatham PI
Nary Mary, widow, r. 24 Ritch
Nary Mutthcw, machinist, r. 24 Ritch
Nasby Frank, waiter Harvey House, 807 California
Nash Abbie T. Mr.s., r. 2103 Bush
Nash Ann, widow, r.W s Boyce, nr Point Lobos At
Nash Bridget, domestic 108 Ellis
Nash Charles, pjliceman City Hall, r. 118 Montgom-
eiy Bloik
Nash Cbarles A., driver Potrero and B.V. RR., r. E a
Minnesot i, bet Solano and Mariposa
Nash E.W.. Bout and Shoemakers' Union, 771 Market
Nash F., first officer Pa>iac Co^t S3. San Vim^ente
Nash Henry J., Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Nash l8a;ic H., watchman freight dept Central Pac.
RR.,r. 36 Perry
Nash James, engineer, r. 529 Ivy Av
Nafh John, seaman, r. 10 Berry
Nash John F., waiter Pacific Mail 88., City of
Panama
Nash John H., mining, r. 303 Eddy
Nash John 8., miner, r. 1784 Folsom
Nash Joseph, commission merchant, 306 Davis, r.
Oakland
Nash Michanl, laborer, r. 414 !< Fell
Nash Robert T., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 529 IvyAv
Nash Samuel G., machinist Singer Manuf. Co., r. 715
Howard .
Nash Thomas, carpenter, r. 2103 Bush
Nash Thomas, crimpsr Buckingham & Heclit, r. 1716
Stevenson
Nash Welling'ou, clerk collection dept Wells, Fargo
& Cj.. r. 2101 Uush
Nash William, cook stmr Harriet, 3. P. Steamboat
and Transportation Co., Jackson St. Wharf
Nash William, laborer, r. 422!^ Linden Av
Nash William, painter, r. 456 Minna
Nash William J., steward, r. 1120 Mission
Nasmyth Alexander, upholsterer George Walcom, r.
77 Natoma
Nasiin Albert, teamster, r. 8 s Twenty-eighth, bet
8:tnchPz and Noe
Nason Albert M., clerk C. J. Wilson, r. 8 s Twenty-
eighth, b!:-t Sanchez and Noe
Nason Franit. driver F. R. k W. H. Smith, r. Russia
Av, nr Ediuburg
Nason Nahum, miner, r. 3049 Sixteenth
Nass Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 551 Folsom
NasH Claus, moMer Risdou I. and L. Works, r. 551 Pol.
Nass F., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Nass Victor, r. 551 Folsom
Nassano St.iphen, paiut<'r O. B. DePeirarl.r.Daiou PI
Nassau William M., barber, 210 Fifteenth
Nast Ceiil (Na.st, Greenzweig k Co.) r. New York
Nast, Oreenzivei^ >.S£ Co. (Cecil Nast, George
GreeuEweig, and J.B.Galland)tiuporter8 watches,
jewelry, etc., aud agents Meriden Silver Plate
Co.. 5« Market, and 176 Broadway. New York
N.ifit K\te Miss, halrilressjr Shephard & Co., r. 617
Ge:.ry
Natch* Hermann, r. 118 Perry
Nathau A., compositor Geoi-ge Spauldiag, r. ^18
Mont;<oinery
Nathan A. B., r. 120 Ellis
Nathan Abrahaiu (Nathan k Co.) r. 213 Thirteenth
Nathan Anton f(i. Oohn & Co.) r. 310 Sto.-kton
Nathaia B. 6t Co. (Bcriihard Nathan and Freder-
ick W. Dohrmann) Importers, and wholesale aud
retail croi;kery, glass and cuinaware, cutlery, etc.,
12i-130 Sutter
Nathan Berahard (B Nathan .f: Go.) r. 1357 Poet^
Nathan Cdarles, r. 929 Market
Nathan i^harles 3., olerk Robert Gordon, r. 327 Union
Nathan Daniel, merchant (Eureka, Nev.) office 4 Bat-
tery, r. 905 Markt t
Nathan Ellas (Newmans, Nathan k Samuel) r. 1611
Post
Nathan Frederick, porter, r. 863 !< Market
Nathan G., bookkeepsr Kramer & Co., r. 211 Poet
Nathan Garcon (Nathan & Co.) r. New York
Nathan Herman, livestock dealer, r. 1515 Mission
I fillNDI AfH Rj CO Growers of and Dealers in FINE WINES.
Jt \^U I 1 L/L-nv/l I VX \J\J, Corner Market an^Sflfiond St>^n£t>
THE CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPORTATION CO., ^^a'S'i^a**^^^
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Nathan laaac, peddler, r. 13 Nti^ada
Nathan Jacob, tailor, r. 931 }i Folsom
Nathan J alius, plumber Hoffmann & £mBt, r. 726
Union
Nathan I.ena Mrs., r. 1206 Mission
Nathan Lena Mr^.. secondhand clothing, 929 Market
Nathan Louis, mining, r. 303 Turk
Nuthan Manuel, ealesman P. B. Kennedy, r. 819 Mont.
Nathan Paul H., clerk S.W.RoBenatock 4 Co., r. 931,'^
Folaom
NatUan, Palverman <& Co. (8. J. Nathan and
B. Pulvermanj manui"3 men's clothing, 29 Bat-
tery
Nathan Rudolph, traveling agent, r. ISiOO'Purrell
Nathan Samuel, butcher, r. 501 Minna
Nathan Samuel, second hand clothing, 117 Third
Nathan Samuel C, pilot, r. 327 Union
Nathan S. J. (Nathan, Pulverman& Oo.) r. New York
Nathan So'.omon, clothing, 81S Montgomery
Nathan Suikind, livery stable, 726 Union
Nathan & Co. (.\braUam and Uarcon Nuthan) drygoods,
27 and 29 Fifth
Nathancon Gottfried, teacher music, 1071 Howard
National Buuk of Aastrala.sia, HelLmann
Brothers & Co. agents, 525 Front
National Bell TelepKune Co., Samuel Hub-
bard gL-nerul agent, 140 Montgomery
National Brewery, Gluck i Hansen proptrs, 8B
cor Fulton and Webster
National Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
(New Zealand) W. J. Calllngham & Co. general
agents, 213 Sansome
National Flour Mills, Martenstcin & Ceming
proptrs, 8W cor Pacific and Battery
National Gold Bank and Trust Co. (in liqui-
datioii) Charles H. Burton pretiideut, N\T cor
Montgomery and California
National Iron Works, Marshutz & C«llilrell proptrs,
NW cor Main and Howard
National Life Insurance Co. of 17. S. A.
(Wa8Umg,ou D. C.) H. Cos, D.D., general agent
Pacific Coast, 23J SuUer
National Mining Agency, D. W. C. Thompson man-
ager, 421 California
National Oil hture, MoAuliffe k Co. proptrs, 146 Si.xth
National Kepublican Hall, 1113 Union
National Surgical Institute (Pacific Brunch) J. M.
HinUle manager, U. C. Hinkle secretary, 319 Bush
National Tea Store, McAuliffe k Co. proptrs, 144 Sixth
National Temperance Society Depositorv, liev. John
B. Hill :igent, IWl Market
Natonia Water and Mining Co. (Folsom, Bac-
ramouto Co ) John H. Kedingt.in president, H. P.
Livormore treasurer and setretary, 531 Market
Nat rp Albert, with Uodgers, Meyer & Co., :•. 413 Po:-t
Natorp Bernard (Wllkl:jB i Co.) r. 320 O'FarrcU
N;its<-u Jtcob, carpenter, r. 15 Howard
Natural Mineral Spriit/^« Water Dex>o*i
Henry A. Benjamin ^ Co. proptrs, 29 New Mont-
gomery, cor Jessie
Nau FPttderick, btovedore, r. ir.OU Mputgoiuery
Nauffar John, packer, r. Drury Lane, nr Seveiith
Naugliton Edward, bootmaker Isaac Alexander, r. 217
Broadway
Naughton Kdward, clerk warehouse dept Custom
House, r. 1717 I^eaveuworth
Naughtou Edward, helper 3. F. Gas Light Cto.. r. 630
Mi'sion
Nau^fhton Jolin F., attorney at law, 331 Eeamy,
r. 7-.'0 Miirktt
Naughtm P., laborer, r. W 8 Hartford, bot Klght-
fteuth and Nimtei nth
Naughton U., laborer Southern Pac. BR.
Naughton. See No. ton
Naiiity James, plast.r.r, r. 3W cor Seventeenth and
Capp
Nuuman C. Jc F. (Charles N.numan) produce com-
mission merchants, 227 and 229 Washinf^ton
Nuuman Charles (C. & F. Nauuian) r. 020 Shotwell
Nauiiian Frederick, laborer Edward J. Bchiiur, r.
2015 Powell
Nauman Paul Z., locksmith, 209 Davis, r. Alameda
Nauuikeag Mining Go. (Piuia Co.. Arizona) J.W. Pew
secretary, 310 Pine, room 10
Nauutuu Goorge, shipping agent, S24 Battery, r. 1528
Jackson
Naunton Itobt rt H., special agent Oonuuercial Union
Assurance Co., 210 Sananme, r. 1528 Joc-kson
Nauntre L. A., painter, r. 614 Kearny
Nava John, porter Julius Strclb, r. 1S03H DupoQt
Nuya Marciano, porter London and San Francisco
Bank Building, r. 626 Vallejo
Navajo Mining Co. (Tuscarora, Nev.) Edward M. Hall
secretary, 20 S. F. Stock Exchange Building
Naval OfQcer Port San Francisco, otfice
Custom House, second floor
Navarre .\ntonie, widow, dressmaker, r. 966 Howard
Navarreite Enrique M., compositor, r. 609 Greenwich
Naviin- tte Maria M., widow, r. 509 Grcanwlch
Navarro Camillo, painter, r. 27 John
Navarro Florence, harnetemaUer, r. 27 John
Navarro Hilario.cigarettemaker A.Morelos, r. 27 John
Navarro John, blacksmith, r. 27 John
Navarro Joseph, varieties, 636 Filbert
Navarro Julio, tinemith George U. Tay & Co., r. 27
John
Navarro Lola, widow, r. 10 Union PI
Navarro Louis, blacksmith, r. NW oor Gougb and
Lombard
Navarro MlUs Packets, H. B. Tlchenor i Co.
proptrs, 42 Market
Navarro Valentino, cook, r. 4 Pollard PI, rear
Navio Manoel S. D., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415 M Drumm
Navin Thomas, teamster, r. 1861 Stevenson
Navkt Emil, packer Boihin, Dallenmnd & Go., r. 736
Howard
Navlet Victor, basketmaker, 224 Leidesdorfl, r. W e
Son Bruno Road, nr Cortland Av
Navone Luigi A., blacksruith, 612 Broadway
Navonl Andrea, baker Campi's Restaurant
Navoni Anna Mrs., musician Wiener Garten, r. 121
OTarrell
Navoni John M., leader orchestra TivoU Gnxdes, r.
121 O'Farrell
Navritts Antonio, machinist Union Iron Works, r.
220 Third
Navritta M. Mrs., widow, r. 220 Third
Niivritta Pedro, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 220
Third
Navy Pay Oflice V. .S., 434 California
Nawsted Carl, r. 613 Pine
Navlor Charles E., bookkeeper Mark Sheldon, r. 304
Baitlctt
Naylor Ellen Mrs., r. 326 Filth
Naylor Helen Mrs., r. 520 Eighth
Navlor Joseph, salesman McMillan k Kester, r. 1402
■ Bush
Neagle Dennis, ei aman, r. 26 Steuart
Nea^le Mary, widow, lodgings, 703 Davis
Neagle. See Nagol, and Naglc
Neakel Jacob, carpenter, r. 580 Linden Av
Neal .^gue8, domestic 1620 Jackson
Neal Allen S., bookkeeper Wicland Brothers, r. 228
ShotweU
Nei,l Charles, plumber and gasfitter, r. 647 Mission
Neal Charles E., sash and blindmaker, r.W e Church,
bet Twenty-eighth and Valley
Neal Charles 8. (Charlee S. Neal & Co.) r. 1418 B.tter
Neal Charles S. & Co. (Charles S. Neal) stockbrokers,
3:^0 MontgomeiTT
Neal Daniel, cabinetmaker, r. W s Church, bet
Twenty-eighth and Valley
Neal Daniel F., patternmaker, r. 228 Shotwell
Nual George, carriagctrimmer CarvllI Manuf. Co.,
r. 1215 Pacific ^
Neal George, painter, r. 623 Ellis
Neal Geor-e F.. pressman J. R. Brodio & Co.. r. 8W
cor Ellis and Jouc<s
Neal Henry D.. drf\er E. Teiry jc Co., r. SE cor Mont-
gomery and Chtstnut
Neai Henry R., Ill orer Pool 4 Harris, r. 927 FouJth
Neal Ida Mrs., r. 108 EllU
Neal James, mlllman, r. 148 Tehama
Neal Josiah E., carpenter Southern Pao. RE., r. 1611
Folsom
Neal Patrick, fireman stmr Petaluma, r. Sauoellto
Neal R-jb' rt, laborer, r. W « Valencia, nr Fourteenth
Neal William W.. pilot, office 9 U. S. Court Building.
r. 703 Market
Neal. See Neale. Neall. Neil. Neill and O'Neal
N'alau Ellen, domestic NE cor Waller and Lagnna
Nealan James, polisher John Daniel, r. 'idS Steven-
sou
Nealan Thomas, laborer, r. 2012 Larkin'
Neulan William, lithographer, r. 1331 Ellis
Nealan. See Nealon and Neilan
Neale George 3., messenger Bank British North Amer-
ica, r. 2817 Calif 01 nla
Neale George W., canvasser, r. 12'2Y Folsom
WULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN. '^^JSK.'IISr.iT-'
JONAS J. MORRISON,
Lumber Deal<*r, iN. K.cor. Illusion uiid Spear St^., ha« lmr|;e
Lumber tilieds filled with '«vell seasoned Lumber.
NEA
677
NEL
Neale Vincent, attorney at l«w and English soli-
citor, 320 Siinsome, room 13, r. San Rafael
Nealing Thomas, painter, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Neall .Tames, bookkeeper H. T. Holmes & Co., r. 1121
Sutter
Neall James F., bookkeeper Baker & Hamilton, r. 1121
Sutter
Neall Stephen F., clerk Lyman I. Mowry, r. 473 Jes-
sie
Nealon , Mrs., r. 427 Bush
Nealon James C, r. 118 Page
Nealou John M., saieamau Eeane Brothers, r. 20 Turk
Nialon. See Nealiin, Neilan and Neylon
Neary Annie, chainhf-rmaid The Baldwin
Neary Anthony, cook, r. 329 Green
Neary Bernard, shoemaktr, S5 Stevenson
Neary Catherine, widow, r. 112 First, rear
Neary Charli-s, bartt-nder William McLaughlin, r. Ss
King, bet Second and Third
Neary Charles, b >ilermaker, r. 37 De Boom
Neary Corneiius, helper Moynihan & Aitken
Neary James, laborer, r. 18 3i Fourteenth
Neary James, maohinitit Union Iron Works, r. 73D
Gu rrero
Neary John (Neary & Son) r. 739 Guerrero
Neary John, bricklayer, r. S s Twenty-fourth, bet
Castro and Diamond
Neary Matthew, housesmithJCalvln Nutting & Son, r.
303 Tehama
Neary N.. sah sman Kennedy ,t Durr, r. 23 Tyler
Neary Nicholas, driver Omnibus RR.
Neary Nicholas, shoemaker, Railroad Av, bet Eighth
and Ninth Avs, South S. F.
Neary Nicholas E., clerk, r. 331 Duncan
Neary Patrick, laborer Omnibus RR., r. 120 Clara
Neary Thomas (Neary k Sen) r. 739 Guerrero
Neary 4 Son (Thomas and John Ni-ary) wood and coal,
7;ft> Guerrero
Neaps Oswald, assistant Michael C. O'Toole, r. Berke-
ley
Neate John, mining, r. 113 Olive Av
Neath T., seaman, r. :^0 Clay
Nebel Adolph, clerk Diederick Bose, r. SW cor How-
ard and Moss
Nebel Henry, clerk F. Jantzrn, r. 114 Minna
Nebel Julius, teanister I. Jacobs & Co., r. 9 Caroline
Nebel Rudolph, clerk Frederick Jantzen, r. 114 Minna
Neblin John. r. .541 Fourth
Nebro Poll arpis P., jeweler, r. 624 Commercial
Nebnt Paulln, cook, r. .509 Pine
Necolais F., seaman, r. North Pacific Hot'l
Nedder-on John, laborer C«l. Sugar B»'finery, r. ^li
Decatur
Neeb Henry, merchant tailor, 12'28J« Pacific
Neeb Henry Jr., tailor, r. 1228 5^ Pacific
Neeb Miig'^ie Miss, teacher music, r. 94i> Mi.s.'iion
Neeb William, tailor, r. 1228 J<; Pacific
Needh&m Ambrose, blacksmith Eetfs Spring Co., r.
2.53 Clementina
Needham Charles E., U. S. luternal Revenne ganger,
r. 541 J< Natoma
Needham Dominick, artist, r. 1124 J^ Harrison, rear
Needbam Jauies, blacksmith, r. N s Twenty -second,
bet Church and Vicksburg
Needham Martin, junkdealer, r. NE cor Tenth and
Bryant
Needham Peter, bollermaker, r. 6 Rincon Av
Needles Alfred P., attorney at law, .520 Montgom-
ery, r. llllUni'.n
Neelond John, housemover, r. 703 Tehama
Neely David, proptr Golden Gate Nursery, r. NW cor
Treat Av and Twentii th
Neely Hugh, nightwatchman Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. 2109 Mason
Neely John E., butcher Merry, Faull & Co., r. 229
O'Farrell
Neely Robert, r. 713 Howard
Neely Robert, shoemaker, NW cor Seventh and Mis-
sion
Neely William, peddler, r. 222 Tehama
Nefl CharlfS, r. 334 Ellis
Neff J. B., r. 7 CLny
Nefi'.t C'O., general merchants (of Dutch Flat) Sinson,
Wallace Jt Co. agents. 226Caliroriiia
Neger Paul, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Negretti Pi ti-r, r. Cy.il Jackson
Negrini Antonio, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Neprini James, i-e.staur intkreper, r. 72ii Bryant
Negro Micheli, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Negroni Adolph, fisherman. Front St.Wharf
Nehr'lch Edward, liborer McMillan & Kester, r. 716
Front
Neil August, laborer Sea Wall
Neil George, Balesinaii Kcane Brothers, r. Ahlbom
House
Neil Henry E., druggist, r. 4 Middle
Neil James, milk dairy. Silver Av, nr University
Mound College
Neil John, laborer Amasa Swift, r. 220 Third
Neil JoEn U., poiter, r. Ifi Lynch
Neil Margon t. widow, r. Ilii3 Broadway
Neil Marguerite, domestic 8 s Humboldt, bet Vermont
and KariS.is
Neil Surie F. Mrs., assi.stani Mission Grammar
S hool, r. 4 Mid. He
Neil William, seamrm Pacific JIail S8. Colima
Neil. See Neal, Neale, Neall, N^-ill, and O'Neil
Neilan James, laborer, r. 21 Stanford
Ntilan Martin, laborer C. L. 'Wall & Co., r. 436 Jessie
Neilan Miles, laborer, r. 211 Folsom, rear
Neilan Thomas, blacksmith Kisdou I. and L. Works,
r. 213 Fol.som
Neild Ralph, engineer, r. 01 Gilbert, rear
Neild Walter C, shoemaker Buckingham k Hecht, r.
2fi41 Mission
Neild. See Nield
Neill Frank, engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 2613 Sutter
Neill Frederick G., salesman M. Miller k Co., r. 202
Eddy
Neill James, salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co., r. 16
Metcalfe PI
Neill James S , compositor 8. F. Chronicle, r. 137
Perry
Neill Robert H., engineer Western White Lead Works,
r. 119 Clinton
Neill Samuel, teamster, r. 410 Seventh
Neill. See Nval, Neiile, Neil, Neall, and O'Neill
Neilsen Annie, widow, r. 1'213 Fillmore
Neilsen Emil A., machinist, 51 Beale, r. 626 Lombard
Neils -n Peter, capt lin schr Lizzls Madison, 271 East
Neilsen Peter, captain schr Mary E. Buss. 271 East
Neilson Andrew M.,carpeiit. r, r. SE cor Elizabeth and
Castro
Neilson Charles, r. 1223 Washinnton
Neilsou Charles, waiter, r. SE cor Page and Gough
Xirilson Christian, longshoreman, r. 156 Berry
Neilsen J. W.,bi.X)tblack, 108 Sutter, r. 100 Prospect PI
Neileon Piter, watchman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1110
Bryant
Neilson Robeit, fireman Russ House
Neilson William M., journalist S. F. NcWS Letter, r.
2.503 Clay
Xeilsou. Ste Nelson, Nielsen, Nielson, and Nilson
Neimann CliS'-les, pai ti-yman Moi.tgomery's Hotel, r.
Wb Ecker, bet Clementina and Folsom
Neimes John, bartender, r 1032 Folsom
Neimieis Augu.st, pressman Taylor & Nevin, r. NW
cor Larl;in and Vallejo
Neindick Henry, laundryman, r. 2'"'33 Harri.son
Neis Philip, commission merchant and dealer hops,
Ijarley, etc., 322 Davis, r. 1816 Steiiier
Neis William, clerk Philip Neis, r. 1816 Steiner
Neiswang r Lee K., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 206
Powell
Ntives Francisco, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730
Montgomery ^
Neiv's Jose, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc., 730
Montgou.ery
Nell Augustus, r. V^H Firth Av
Nelle George (Fr. U. Roeenbaum & Co.^ r. 410 Ellis
N lligan William H., boot and shoemaker, 303 J^ Fifth
Nellis James, cl' rk, r. 215 Post
Nelliuan John, wood and coal, 901 Greenwich, r.
M.-irtinez
Nelsei) Ai!guf-t. seaman, r. 0 Pacific
Nflseii Christoi)her, mate sclirGotame, r. 409 Drumm
Nclsen Erick, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Nelsen Frank O.. ataman, r. 8 Berry
NeKen Ludwig. seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Nilsen Otto, s aniau. 8 B( rry
Nelson , cabinetmaker, r. 531) Tehama
Nel.sou Albert N., carpenter, r. 27 Bernard
Nelson Albi^it N., liquor saloon, SW cor Washington
and Dr:imui
Nelson Alesaudtr, seaman schrC. H. Merchant, Beale
Rt. Wharf
Nehson Andrew, comp.^eitor Benjamin F. Sterett, r.
11 William
Nelson Andrew, deckhand stmr El Capi tan, Oakland
Ferry, r. 503 Folsom
GEO. W. CLARK,
6 4.". MARKET STREET, wholesale and retail dealer in
Paper Haagings & Shaile Material. Manufacturer of window Sliades
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^<>^^^^^ ^tf^YAfJ^.
Market and Front St>««ta»
NEL
678
NEL
Nplson Andrew, laborer, r. 2326 Plue
Nelson Andre^v, presidei-t Cal. Transportntion
.Co., NW cor JackBOn ai.d East, r. 706 O'Farrell
Nelson Audrew, f eaman, r. 26 Stenart
Nelson Andrew, tallow mauuf, S e El Dorado, bet Ne-
braska and Vermont
Nelson Andrew E., laborer Neville & Co., r. 361 First
Nelson Annie, domei-tic 1323 Clay
Nelson Annie Miss, r. 1006 Pine
Kelson Anton, seaman, r. 2o Stenart
Nelson August, boatman, r. NW cor Merchant and
East
Nelson Augnst, captain scLr IvanUoe, Beftle St.'V\Tiarr
-Nelson August, contractor and builder, r. 81 Natoma
Nelson August, st-ainan, r. 415 East
Nelson Brothers (N. P. and 8. J. Nelson) furniture
dealers and repairerw, 1% Sixteenth
Nelson C, cspitalit^t, r. Grand Hotel
Nelson Caroline, waitress Mrs. L. H. Burling, SW cor
E'Idy and Hyde
NelHon Canie, dorntstic 1714 Van Ness Av
Kelson Charles (John Kentfield & Co.) r. .SO Laurel
PI
Nelson Charles, cook Smallpox Hospital, 8W cor Oo-
lusa and De Haro
Nelson Charles, laborer Schwitt-rs & Meier
Nelson Charles, mail clerk S. F. Chronicle, r. SW cor
Filbert and Sansome
Nelson Charles, painter Wlilttier, Fuller k Co., r. 603
Sutter
NelBon Charles, seaman, r. 5 Washington
NclHon Charles, seainau, r. North Pacific Hotel
Nelson Ch;irl' s, seamstn Kchr Trustee, Green St. Wharf
Nelson Charles, shoemaker, r. E b Dolores, bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Nelson Charles, tailor, r. 8 Hubbard
Nels'in Charles, tailor, r. 1C3 Tehama
Nelson Charles, teambter James Forrest, r. 608}$ Ivy
Av
Nelson Charh s, waiter Golden Eagle Hotel
Nelson Charles L., clerk C. Mayer, r. 123 First Av
Nelson Charles M., deckhand fctmr Constance. Jack-
son St. Wharf
Nelson Charles F., priinter, r. San Miguel Station
Nelson Chris. (Christeusen & Nelson) r. 13 Pacific
Nelson Christian, teamster J. W. Burnham & Co., r.
1012 Webster
Nelson Christian, waiter MtCanley 4 Young, r. 158
Shipley
Nelson Christian A., master mariner, r. 929 Valencia
Nelson Christian F.. cabiiietmaker Edward Kihn, r.
909 !4 Filbert, rear
Kelson Christina, widow, r. 202 Langton
Nelson E., quartermaster Pacific Mail S3. City of Pa-
nama
Nelson E., seaman, r. 414 Beale
Nelson E<lward, raftsman William J. Adams, r. Ir-
win, nr Ki-ntucky
Nelson Edward M., tinsmith W. 8. Ray k Co., r. 328
Main
Nelson Elizabeth Mrs., r. 1906 Broadway
Nelson Emma, domestic 816 Grove
Nelson Fernando, carpenter Bowles & Darrow, r. SW
cor Thirtieth and Sanchez
Nelson Frank, cook bark Samoset, Mission St. Wharf
Nelson Frank, painter, r. W s Sadown, bet Orizaba
and Capital, San Miguel
Nelson Frederick, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Nelson Frederick, seaman schr Bay City, Jackson St.
Wharf
Nelson Frederiik, steward, r. 423 Fast
Nelson Frederick, teamster, r. 336 Tenth
Nelson Frederick A., mate schr Laura May, Union St.
Wliarf
Kelson G orge, fisherman, r. E s Baker, bet Tonqutn
and Lewis
Nelson Gtorge, liousemover, r. 1227 Hampshire
Nelson George, ma.-ter mariner, r. 610 Fourth
Nelson George, seaman, r. 3'i Pacific
Nelson George, waiter Grand Hotel, r. 787 Mission
NelKon George H., bookkeeper Bank of Ciilifornia, r.
8 B Greenwich, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Kelson George H., chemist Crane & Brigham, r. 2326
Pine
Nelson Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Plumas Co., Cal.)
Daniel Buck secretary, 80 Nevada Bloik
Nelson Gustave, mate schr Kittie Stevens, Main St.
Wharf
Nolsc^n Gustave, seaman schr Bea Foam, Beale St.
Wharf
Nelson Hannah Miss, milliner Mrs. Jennie Borg>
Strom, r. 122 Montgomery Av
Nelson Hans, seaman, r. NE cor Howard and Si)ear
Nelson Huns, stevedore, r. 18 Harlan PI
Nelson Harry, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Nelson Harry N., cook Delmonico Restaurant, r. 558'
Stevenson, rear
Nelson Henry, captain schr W. 8. Pbelpe, Scale St.
Wharf
Nelson Henry, carpenter, r. 1319 Minns —
Nelson Henrv. groceries and liquors, NE cor Bryant
and Stanly PI
Nelson Henry, laborer, r. 826 Green, rear
Nelson Henry, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Nelson Henry, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Ancon,
Broadway Wharf
Nelson Henry, superintendent wharf, Pacific Coast
SS. Co., r. 2008 Larkin
Nelson Herbert Dickson & Nelson) r. NW cor Second
and Bryant
Nelson Herman S., foreman Hobbo, Pomeroy & Co.,r.
264 Tehama
Nelson Horace, driver John A. Hoy, r. W s San Bruno
Road, opp Fifteenth Av
Nelson Horatio, messman Paeific Coast S.*^ Ancon
Nelson Jacob, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Nelson James, butcher, 55 and 66 Grand Arcade Mar-
ket, r. 149 Shipley
Nelson James, carpenter, r. 934 Folsom
Nelson James, carpenter Jason Springer 4 Co., r. Oak-
land
Nelson James, proptr Scandinavian Homf , 418Drtunm
Nelson James, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Nelson James J., painter Gumi>ei-tz & Spamer, r. 114
Shipley
Nelson James W., merchandisebroker, 412 Clay, r.
Oakland
Nelson John, basketmaker, r. 60 Crocker
Nelson John, cabinetmaker, r. 243 Tehama
Nelson John, carpenter, r. 1004 McAllister '
Nelson John, carpenter, r. S s Thirtieth, bet Warren
and Bsrtlett
Nelson John, engraver, r. 967 Mission
Nelson John, fisherman, r. Es Baker, bet Tonquinand
Lewis
Nelson John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mil], r. If b So-
lano, bet Minne»]ta and Indiana
Nelson John, liquor saloon, 27 Pacific, r. 2 Moulton PI
Nelson John, longshoreman, r. 9 Beale PI
Nelson John, mail clerk S. F. Chronicle, r. SW cor
Filbeit and Sausome
Nelson John, master mariner, r. 606 Folsom
Nelson John, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Nelson John, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Nelson John, seaman schr Adrianna, Pacific St.
Wharf
Nelson John, seaman schr Galatea, Union St. Wharf
Nelson John P. .clerk William T. Coleman & Co., r. '418
Bryant
Nelson John W., teamster Charles A. Warren, r. 2488
Mission
Nelson Josiah, laborer Cal. Sugar R<'finery. r. 9 Lang-
ton
Nelson J. R., merchant, r. 123 First Av
Nelson J. W., cabinetmaker Andrew Frel, r. Oakland
Nelson Katie, domestic 11 Essex
Nelson L., cabinetmaker Gilbej-t & Moor", r 243 Te-
hama
Nelson Louis, carpenter Southern Pac. BE., i . S s Day,
nr Dolores
Nelson Louis P., seaman schr Twilight Beale St.
Wharf
Nelson M., seaman, r. 18 Freelon
Nelson Magnus, seaman, r. 405 Main
Ne'son Margaret, widow, r. SW cor Fillxrt and San.
Nelson Mary, widow, r. NW cor Mont^'omery Av and
Lombard
Nelson Matthew (Wetzler ft Nelson) r. MH Everett
Nelson M. E., r. 358 Jessie
Nilsrn Michael, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Nelson Neils, seaman, r. 2(1 St u art
Nelson Ncls, seaman schr Mary Oratwick, Fourth St,
Wharf
Nelson Nels A., laborer, r. 3f-l First
Nelson Nels C., driver Omnibus RR., r.4'>4>i Tehama
Nelstm Nicola, seaman schr Elko, Beale St. Wharf
Nelson Nicholas J., employee Puget Sound Oyster
Co.. r. foot Montgomery Av, North Beach
Nelson Niles L., canvasser, r. 227 Pacific
Neleun N. P. (Nelson Brother*) r. 196 Sixteentli
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY,
Washing well done at very Low Rates
OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST
i. MACOONOUGH,
IMPORTKR OF AN*D DEALER IN AL.L KINDS OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL., 41 Alarket Street, comer Spear.
NEL
679
NEU
Nelson Ole, deckhand tug Neptune, Broadway WTiarf
Nelson Olof, captiiu echr Helen Mfiriam, office 271
Eai't
Neiaon Olof, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Nelson Olof, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Nelson Olof G., seaman, r. 12 WHShlngton
Nelson P. A . deckhand S. F. St< amboat and Trans-
I>ortation Co.'n stmr Harriet, Jackson St. Wharf
Nelson Peter (Nelson & Ives) r. 4 Jackson
l^son Petf r. maB'.er mariner, r. 131 Chestnut
IMBboh Peter, mate stmr Reform, Jackson St. Wharf
Nelson Peter, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Nelson Peter, seaman schr Col. Baker, Steuart St.
Wharf
Nelson Peter, seaman s^hr Free Trade, r. 428 Chestnut
Nelson Peter, seaman sohr J. G. Wall, Howard St.
Wharf
Nelson Peter, euperintendeiit Bay Warehouse, r. 1421
Stockt^jn
Nelson Ptter D.. bootmaker, 531 Elast
Ntleon Rasmus, master mariner, r. 234 Sixth
Nelson Robert, waiter Palace Hotel
Nelson Samuel T., clerk William T. Coleman & Co.,
r. 418 Bryant
Nelson Seron, carpenter, r. 626 Lombaj^i
Nelson Sile, domestic 2009 Webster
Nelson S. J. (Nelson Brothers) r. 106 9i.\teenth
Nelson Steen, seaman, r. 35 Piiciflc
Selson Stephen, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. S 6 Fifth
Av, bit L and M, South S. F.
Nelson Svan P., foreman Nathan Rogers, r. 2525 Cal.
Nilt^on Thuddeus, se^iman, r. 26 Steuait
Nelson Thomas, laborer, r. il37 Folsom
Nelson Thoiiius, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Nelson Thomas, salesman McMillan &Kester,r. 512}^
Fell
Nelson Thomas, seaman schr Champion, Third St.
Wharf
Nelson Thomas, woodturner, r. 546)4 Bryant
Nelson Thomas 11., f umitare, 136 Fourth, r. 771' Mis-
sion
Nelson W., oiler Pacific Mail SS. City of Peking
Nelson Waldemar, expressman, r. 10 Washington
Nelson William, bartender Tidd & Dockum, r. SWcor
Kearny and Broadway
Nelson William, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1314 Polk
Nelson William, cook What Cheer House Restaurant
Nelson William, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Nelson William, seaman, r. 328 Main
Nelson William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Nelson William A., clerk William F. Nelson, r. 1810
Mason ,.
Nelson William D., engineer Pacific Mail 8S. City of
Peking, r. 752 Folsom
Ndson William E., fumiturefinisher F. S. Chad-
twume & Co, r. 1217 Howard
Nelson William E., harneesmaker, r. 2326 Pine
NeliKtii 'William F., hardware and crockery, 206
and 20h Jackson, r. 1810 Mason
Nelson William F., porter Huntington, Hopkin.s &
Co.. r. S 8 Greenwich, bet Sansome and Mont.
Nelson William L., salesman John Lowth k Co., r.
777 k- Mission
Nelson & Ives (Peter Nelson and Charles Ives) liquor
saloon, 4 Jackson
Nelson. See NeiUen, Neilson, Nelsen, Nielsen, Niel-
son, and Nilsen
Neptoli Dominique, laborer, r. 509 Pine
Neppert John D., real-estate, r. 557 Mission
Neppert John D. Jr., upholsterer, r. 555)4 Mission
Neppert. See Nliipert
Neptune and Mermaid 8ea Baths, Beach, bet Hyde
and Larkin
Neri Joseph Rev., profeKsor natural philosophy St.
Ignatius College, 214 Huyes
Neri Simone, blacksmith Constantino Grosso
Nerson Alexander, bookkeept-r Reiss Brothero & Co.,
r. 317 Stockton
Nervick Frederick, seaman schr Golden Fleece, r.
North Pa<ific Hotel
Nery Mary, widow, r. 54 Elizabitli
Nisber Joseph, deckhand stmr Bay City, Alameda
Ferry
Neebit A., r. Branch House
Ncsbitt .\. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1027 Dupont
Nesbilt C'ltherine, laundress, r. 1334 Pacific
Nesbitt Ellen, laundress, r. 1334 Pacific
Ntsbitt I. & Brother (Irwin and Jo.siah W. Nesbitt)
importers oak staves, aiid manufs liquor casks, 21
Bluxome
Nesbitt Ii-wlu (I. Nesbitt & Brother) r. New Wash-
ington Hotel
Nesbitt James, stairbuilder Arthur McQuire, r. 1917
Stevenson
Nesbitt James R., teamster Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W a
Georgia Jaet Sierra and Shast i
Nesbitt John P., Hhipwri;4ht, r. E 8 York, bet Twenty.
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Nesbitt Josiiih W. (I. Nesbitt & Brother) r. Chicago,
111.
Nesbitt Mary, widow, r. 21)4 Frederick, rear
Nesbitt Mary A., widow, r. 834 Green
Nesbitt P., r. Bninch Hou.^e
Nesbitt Thomas, bottler P. Rieger b Co., r. 2534 Fol.
Nesbitt. See Nalsbitt
Neachert Joseph, bartender John M. Baehr, r. 410
Pacific
Nesfield DeWitt C, journalist S.F.News Letter, r.
1909 Polk
Nesmith Otto A., clerk auditor's dept Central Pac. RR.,
r. 317 Powell
Nesmith. See Naiimtth
Nesser John, cook Asa A. Porter, r. 428 Broadway
NesHi Ercole, marblecuttcr Andrew Paltenghi, 1. 1108
Stocliton
Nessier Edward, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Nessier John, driver Joseph Nessier, r. E s Mission
Road, nr San Miguel Station
Nessitr Joseph, milkdairy, E s Mission Road, nr San
Miguel Station
Nesson Cena, donnestic 1407 Washington
Ne*5tel .\ugust, barber, 320 Francisco
Nestell Edward, asphaltum worker, r. 4 Wetmore PI
Nester Michael, speculator, r. Golden Engle Hotel
Nestor Rt, Rev., Bishop Russian Ortiodox Church,
r. 1311 Taylor
Netter Augu.st, drayman Lachman & Jacobi, r. 322
Hayes
Netter David, driver August Netter, r. 322 Hayes
Netter Henry H., salesman David Getleson, r. 322
H.iyes
Netter Isaac, stockyard, E s Mission, bet Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth, r. 923 Geaiy
Netter Marcus, clerk Philip Wolf k Co., r. 322 Hayes
Netter Theodore, student, r. 322 Hayes
Netterfield Thomas, waiter stmr Empire, Pacific St.
Wharf
Netterville William, molder Union Iron Works, r. 6
Chesley
Nettleton Edward, policeman City Hall, r. 503)4 Na-
toma
Nettwald Amelia, widow, r. 420 Hayes
Nettwald Charles, seaman, r. 420 Hayes
Netzer C, 704)4 Mission
Neuber Adolph, engineer, r. 14 Rausch
Neuber Adolph, liquor saloon, 26 Turk, r. 457 Jessie,
rear
Neuberger Ferdinand E., pressman Bacon & Co., r.
S.'il Minna
Neuberger Henry, nursery, W s San Bruno Road, nr
Twenty-ninth
Neuberger Henry H., janitor Charter Oak Hall, r. 316
Tbird
Neuberger. SeeNeul^urger, NewbergerandNewburger
Neub'-rt Adolph, seaman schr Pannonia, Larue's
Wharf
Neubei t Bertha Mis.s, leader orchestra Wiener Garten,
r. 121 O'Farrell
Neubert Louis T., cigarmaker Sanderson k Horn, r.
18 First
Neubert Rudoljih (Neubert & Turk) r. 139 )t Page
Neubert & Turk (Rvid<lph Neubert and Henry Turk)
dairy produce, 25 and 26 California Market
Neublos Felis, porter H. Windel k Co., r. 1214 Bush
N« ubuesar C, dealer birds, 9 Gear.v
Neuburger Gastave (Neuburger, Reiss & Co.) r. 17
Dupont
Neuburger Jules (Neuburger, Reiss & Co.) r. Glas-
gow, Scotland
Neuburger, Relss & Co. (Gustave and Jules Neubur-
ger, and Bernard Reiss) iuipoi-ters linen goods, 17
Sutter and 516 Market
Neuenburg John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Pa-
cific and Sausome
Neueiittcli^vaitder Ru<I(>1]>1l, liquor saloon, 422
Sacramento, r. 607)4 Minna
Neuensehwander Samuel, porter Stein, Simon & Co.
Neuford John, packer E. Adclwlorfer k Co.
Neuger Ole, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s Michi-
gan, bet Shasta and Sierra «r
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Keuman A., shipwright, r. 36 Clay
Neuman George, tailor, r. 422 Poet, rear
Neuman Henrietta, ladiea'uurae, r. 422 Post, rear
Neuman Henry, bartender Ritzau & Obermeyer, r. 302
Mafon 0>
Neuman Henry, gadener, r. 828 Hayes
Neuman Paul, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Neuman Simon, butc-her, r. 7:-!5 Geary *
Neuman Tony, domestic 1832 Sutter
Neuman Winiam (Neuiaau & Putzmau) r. 12-23)^
Union
Neamaii «*t Putiman (William Neuman and
Frederick H. Pntzman Jr.) ^vholesale and retail
native and foreign -wines and brandleis, 340 Pine
Neuminn Adam, sawdu:^t dealer, 611 Brannan
Neumann Adolph, agent B. Curtaz, r. 112 First Av
Neuraann Albert, manufacturing jeweler, 9 Geary, r.
670 Walnui Av
Neumann Amelia Mrs., r. 9c'<4 HariiBon
N. umann Charles L., real-estnte, r. 407 Ootavia
Neumann Edw-rd E., with Isaac Neumann, r. 117
Sixth
Neumann Eimaiiu*-!, secretary Alaska Commer-
cial Co., SIO Sinsome, r. '3:0 OTairell
Neumann Ferdinand, cal>inetuiaker, r. 27 Lewis
Neumann Oust^iv W., machinist, r. 1107 Mont., rear
Neumann Gustave, groceries and p ovisions, 1144 and
114fi Folsom
Neumann Henry J., ivoryturner Jacob Strahle & Co.,
r. lTi»9 Stockton, rear
Neumann Isaac, carpets and oilcloths, 117 Sixth
Neumann Isiior, clerk Gustave Neumaon. r. 1141 Fol.
Neumann Joseph, silk culturist, r. 1144 Fcdsom
Neumunn Leopold (Bush & Neumann) r. 010 O'Farrell
Neurjiinn Louis J., salesman Isaac Neumann, r. 117
Sixth
Neumann Louis W., painter, r. N 3 Thirtieth, bet
S luchez and Church
Neumann Marks, .student Medical College of the Pa-
cific, r. 117 Sixth
Neumann Marguerite, widow, r. E e Vermont, bet Ne-
vada and Humboldt
Neumann Paul (Neumaiju & Eickhoff) r. 1718 Bush
Neumann Philip (Neumsmn & Wagner) r. NW cor
Putrero Av and Twenty-third
Neumann Robert, tailor, r. 1107 Montgomery, rear
Neumann Samuel, glazier, r. 33 Langton
Neumann Solomon, clerk Gu.stave Neumann, r. 1144
Ft>l8om
Nenniunn <Sc Eiclclioff (Paul Neumann and Hen-
ry Eickhofifi attorneys at law, 436 Montgomery,
rooms 2 and 3
Neumann & Wagner (Philip Neumann and Henry
Wagnen market, N s Twenty-third, bet Hamp-
shire and Potre ro Av
Neumann. See Neuman, and Newman
Neumeyer William C, chicken ranch, S 8 Union, bet
Baker and Lyon
Neumiller Jacob, keeper County Jail, r. 1073M Market
Neunaber Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Fol-
som and Beale
Ncustadt Albert, clf-rk, r. 727 ^ McAllister •
Neust:idt Albert, salesman Henry Hess, r. 503 Mason
NeuHtadt Loui.s. butcher, r. 704 Eliis
Neustadt ZailjHrias, teacher languages, r. .35 Sixth
Neu!«tu(lter Brothers (Henry, Jacob H., and Da-
vid Ntustadter, Joseph Ko.-.enbaura, and Isaac Op-
pinheimer) proptrs Standard Shiit Factory, E 8
Gough, bet ftrove and Hayes, and importers and
jobbers clothing and gents' furnishing goods,
NW cor Battery and Pine
Neustadter David (Neustadter Brothers) r.1016 Sutter
Neustadter Henr3- {Neustadter Brothers) r. New York
Neustadter Henry, clerk G. U. Brandensteln
Neustadter Jacob H. (Neustadter Brothers) r. 1016
Sutter
Neustadter Ignalz, cashier Greenebaum, Helbing &
Co., r. 122 Post
Neuval Francis N. (N'Uval & Somervell) r. 420 Ja.kson
Neuval & Somervell (Francis N. Neuvnl and
•Willlnm S. Somervell) Pacific Asphaltuin Co.. 422
Montgomery, and 420 Jackson
Neuwald William (B. Grave \- Co.) r. 1013 Filbert
Neuwirth Frerterick. labo er Concordia H' tel
Nevada Bank of San FrunciMCo (The),
I-ouia McLane p.esideut, James C. Flood vice
president, Henry W. Glenny cashier, NW cor
MontgoTiiery and Pine
N^ada Block, W 8 Montgomery, from Pine to
Summer
I V,
Nevada Chief Gold and Silver Mining Co. (White Pine,
Nev.) \.. C. Hammond secretary, 401 California
Nevada Co. (John Gamble and William Maywald)
butcherfl, 3-6 Grand Western Market
Nevada Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,Ney.)
Jacob Stadtfeld Jr. seer tary, 419 t alifomia,
r0 3m 26
Nevada House, Samuel Hancock proptr, 132 Sixth
Nevada Hydraulic Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.^.
T. Bridge secretary, 224 California "
Nevada Land and Mjiiiug Co., William H. Watson sec-
retary, 3C2 Montgomery, room 6
Nevada Livery Stable, Dennis J. O'Callaghau proptr,
8S8-844 Howard
Nevada Mt-tallurglc.-»l Work.*, Huhu & Luck-
hardt proplrs, 23 Stevenson
Nevada Minin.; Co. (Bodie, Mono Co., Cal.) J. T. Mc
Geogliegan secretary, 318 Pine
Nevada Reservoir Ditch Co., Samuel Baker secretary,
202 Sacramento
Nevada Rt^staurant, G.Wittmann & Co. proptra,
412 Pine .
Nevada Si •da Co., J. S. Doe manager, 109 California,
room 12
Nevel Maurice, hostler John Kenney
Nevell John, tanner, r. 231 Fifteenth
Nevers Lewis J., stonemason, r. 1315 Sacramento
Neville Ernest H., stock and money broker, llfi Mont-
gomery, r. 770 Howard
Neville Frederick, laborer St. Luke's Hospital
Neville John, laborer, r. 07 Clementina, rear
Neville Jo'in, tanner Thomas McMahon. r. cor Ninth
Av and N, Sou'h S. F.
Neville John M. (Neville & Co) r. 826 Bush
Neville M. C , engineer, r. 612 Folsom
Ne-ville Ht Co. (John M. Neville and George H.
Bryant) mauufs bags, tents, and awnings, and im-
porters bags and bngtin.; material, and agents
Cable Flax Mills (Tro.v, IT.Y.) Russell Mill Ducks,
(Mass.), and Mermaid seine and sail twines, 31
and 33 California, and 16-30 Davis
Nevin Charles W. (Ta.vlo' & Nevin) r. Alameda
Nevin Kate, domestic 664 Mission
Nevin Patrick, carpenter, r. 1127 Columbia
Nevius James, shipwright, r. 120 Perry
Nevins Jemima, Viidow, r. 1327 Sarranjcnto
Nevins John W., r. NE cor Market and Ni>e
Nevins Michnel, fireman stmr Sonoma, Waahington
St, Wharf
Nevlet Mary Mr8..r. 831 Greenwich
Nevranmont Louis, shoemaker Fl^tche^•R. Jennings,
714 Leavenworth
New iEoHan Hall, A. W. Carll proptr, 1328 Bush
New Age i literary weekly I. O. O. F.) W. F. Nor-
croas editor and proptr, 420 Kearny
New Alaska Hotel, Ch:irleR Jekel prr.ptr, 610 Pacific
New Albany Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co. Cal.) Hyman
P. Bush secreta'y. 27 Merchants' Ex'-hange
New Atlantic Ho'tel, ClausK.:)ck proptr, 207 Mont-
gom> IT Av
New Bay City Market, M. Gradwohl & Co.,
proptrs, 1141) Market
New Butchertown, Islais Creek, N s San Bruno Road
New City Hall, McAllister, Larkin and Park Av
Ne>r Contiueiitiil Hotel, Dennis Buckley proptr,
547 MiiiSion
New C^iiso Mining Co., D.F. Verdenal secretary, 6 and
7 8. F. St »-k Ex-hange Building
New Eagle Soap Works, Clark Brothers proptrs,
E s Nebraska, bet Center and El Do ado
New England Combinati n Rooting Co., NW cor Mis-
sion and Main
New England Gold and Siver Mining Co., J. G. Lavery
secretary, 9 and In S. F. Stock EKchange Building
New England Mutnnl liife Insurance Co.
(of Boston) W.illace Everson general agent Pacific
Coast, S lie Deposit Building, 328 Montgomtry
New England Soap \*'ork». Hermann Flshbeck
proptr, SE cor Si.xteenth ^nd Utah
New Er.i GoM and Silver SliningCo. (Alpine Oo. Cal.)
Joseph Morizio secretary, 3i8 Montgomery
New George, groceries and liquors, 604 Nat.im.'i
New Helv< t.a H< use, C. Anton Renuer proptr, 016 Cal.
New Home Sewing Machine Co., Samuel
Hill ag lit, 634 Markf-t
New Idria Mining Co. (Fresno Co., Cal.) Etting Mickle
secretarv, 305 Sansome
New Louis A. (E. Marsbnch & Qo.\ r. 920 Eddy
New Metrop!)litan Market, F>rtuDatoRazzetto
superintendent, SE cor Mission and New Mont.
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681
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WJese & Wagner
New Muaic Hall (PUtfa) E B Montgomery, bet Pine
and BiiRh
New North German Hotel,
proptrH, 26 Sacramrnto
New Orleans Insurance Association (of New
Orle-ns) Uutohinson & M8DnBgints,oibre;«2 and
324 Calif mla
Kew Phihidelphia Calf Kid Manufactory. Sigmnnd
Kraus projitr, W a Dolorea, bet Twenty-ninth and
Thirtieth
New PortiiguiBO Exchange, Joseph L. Eiioa proptr,
117 Jackson
New Potrero Co. (fertilizing) cor Fifth Av and N,
8 nth S.F., J. U.Sayreseor. tarj-,330Piue,rroDi36
New Railroad Hotel, Frederick Zipp proptr. 1314 Polk
New Record House, James Coa^rove proptr. 100 Mc-
Allister
New Telejrraph Stable, Joseph M. Parker
proptr, SW cor Minna and Kew Montgomery
New Washington Hotel. Henry F. Mrbbs proptr, 622-
C26 Fourth
New Wells-Fargo Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
William W. Traylor secretary, 330 Pine, room 16
New Wilson Sewing MacUine, Samuel Hill
agent. 6:i4 Market
New Wisconsin Hotel, Trembath & Evans,
proptrs. 902 Montgomery
New York Associated Press, William M. Web-
Bter agent, :}02 M(.ntgon.er\ , room 34
New York Baker>', Pi^se k Hayes proptra, 62fi
and 628 Keamv
New York Board of Undert^riters' Affency,
Oliver Eldridge sgi ut. office 318 California, room 3
New York Dairy, Ge<rge C. & James O. Smart
proptrs, San Jose Uoad, nr Industrial School
New York Dispatch Line of Packets, George
Howes k Co. agents, 302 California
New York Hill Gold Mining Co. (Grass Valley. Cal.)
John B. Leihton secretary, 527 Clay
New^ York, Lake Erie and Western RR.,
Joseph G. McCall agent. » Kew Montgomery
New York Life Insurance to. (New York)
Alexander G. Hawes general agent. 220 Sanaome,
rooms 1 and 2
New York Mining Co. (St Tey Co., Nev.)D. L. Tnomas
seeretai y, 203 Bush, room 12
New York Neck Tie Factory, Foss & Schoof proptrs,
5 Post
New York Photograph Gallery, Peters & Bewell
proptra, 2.5 and 27 Third
New York Stables, C. L. Wall & Co. proptrs. 38
Sixth „
New York Underivriters' Agency, Henry
Balz. r ,t Co. agents, ii 9 Sanaome
New Yo: k Soap Co., Newell & Brothers agents, 221
Davis T t:-
New York and San Francisco Collar Co., J. fc-.
Eichards manager, manufs collars, cuffs, and
I sbirt fmnts, 6 Battery
' New Zealand Fire and Marine Insurance
Co., HuKh Craig general agent. :30T Califoiuia
New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency
I Co. (limited) Hugh Craig agent, 307 California
Newark Silver Mining Co. (Nevada) John L. Arm-
strong secretary, 444 California
Newbaucr liertlia, widow, r. 135 Page .
Newbauer Charles, laborer Cal. Sugar- Refinery, r. 123
Newbauer Emma Miss, saleswoman M. Freud & Son.",
r. 135 Page
Newbauer Henrietta, widow, r. I.'i21 Laguna
I Newbauer Henrv. book' eeper Joseph Newbauer. and
I agent Metropolitan Match Fact-.ry. r. 52:? Tyler
Newbaner Herman W. (Newbauer & Co.) r. 1427 Post
Newbauer Jesse, cle« A. S. Rosenthal & Co., r. 523
J Tyler „ „^„,
Newbauer Joseph, coal, 219 Main, office 206V.
I Bush, r. 523 Tyler „ „ * ,
Newbauer Julius, salesman, r. Turk St. Hotel
Newbauer Robert, saKsman Fechheimer & Steele, r.
135 Page
Newbauer Samuel, cli rt Newbauer J: Co.. r. 523 Tyler
Newbauer Saul, commission agent. 800 Market, r. 13.)
Page
Newbauer Sigmund J., clerk, r. .523 Tyler
Newbauer Sulomvn. sewing machine agent, r. 1.J5
Newbauer & Co. (Herman W. Newbiuer) proptrs Met-
ropolitan Match Factory, W a Tennessee, nr Santa
Clara, office 217 Sacramento
Newbaiim Walter, s aman, r. 140 Folsom
Newbeck I^iuis, shoefitter, r. 3 Mary Lane
Newbogin H. C, foreman, r. StanfordHote.l
Newberger Samuel, tailor McDonalds William.^. 14
Montgomery . . _•
Newberry George P., special poliicman Washington
St.Wharf, r. 415 Broadway
Newbery Frederick T.. draft.-man chief engineer
Southern Pac. RR., r. 204 McAllister
Newberv. See Newbury
Newbold Frank, clerk, r. 303 Eddy
Newbold George A., V. 8. Internal Revenue gauger,
r. 1 Bowles PI
Nfcwbold William F., bookkeeper James DeLaMon-
t«nya. r. 1 Bowles PI
Newburg Kosa, widow, r. 38M Langton
N.wbuiger , r. 1012 Geary
NewburgerElias, r. 1615 Bush
Newburger. See Neuberger, and Newi>erger
Newbury George P.. seaman, r. E a Misalon, nr
Tweuty-nlutb
Newburv. See Newberry
Newchrist Frederick, rougher Pac. Rolling Mill. r.
N s Shasta, bet Illinois and Michigan
Newcom Warren W.. ticket agent North Pao. Coast
RR.. foot Clay. r. Oakland
Newcom b Albert, seaman aloop Paul Jones
Newconib George H., Boot and Shoemakers' Union,
771 Market „^ ,
NewcombJohn. captain sloop Paul Jones, Channel
St.Wharf
Newcomb John, coachman, r. 1730 Jackson
Newcomb John, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Newcomb Margaret, widow, r. 22 Jausen
Newcum Era.-tus L., blacksmith J. Neumjller. r. 1104
Mission
Newcum Matilda Mrs., dnsamaker, r. 1104 Mission
Newcum William, lather, r. 1104 Mission
Newdorffer Henry, shoemaker, 615 Davis
Newdorffer Julius, barber Simon Fox, r. 615 Davis
Newc 11 Al nzo, r. 411 Sansome
Newell Clifford, electroty-per Miller & Richard, r. 5
Wetmore PI
Newell Daniel P., blacksmith, r. 723 Valencia
Newell David (Newell & Brother) r. 17 Diamond
Newell Elijah, pirter Franklin Hotel, 321 Pacific
Newell Emily, widow, r. 1122 Folsom
Newell George B., merchant, r. 1640 Sacramento
Newell Horace (Newell & Brfitherl r. 1721 Eddy
Newell James L.. seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Newell John, butcher M. Gradwohl&Ckx.r. 25 Jeesie,
bet Seventh and Eighth
Newell John, driver Market St. RR., r. 104 First Av
Newell John H., salesman Newell & Brother, r. 1721
Eddy
Newell Julius T., stockbroker, r. 610 Van Ness At
Newell Margaret, widow, r. 723 Val' ncia
Newell Nathan, bartender Robert W. Pengellay, r. 30
Clementina
Newell Koberf, liquor saloon, 113 Natoms
Ne-**ell Thomas, commi-ision merchant, 124 Clay,
r. Oakland
Newell William, printers' composition rollers, 516
Commercial, r. Overland House
Newell William A., physician, office and r. 630 How-
ard , ^, ,,
N- well William W., roUermaker William Newell, r.
Overland House
Newell & Brother (David and Horace Newell) whole-
sale salt and soap dealers, 221 Davis
Newhall 0. Mrs., assistant L'nion Grammar School, r.
1915 Sacramento ,, . ^ ,^^
Newhall Edwiu W.. clerk H.M. Newhall k Co., r. 1299
Van Ness Av
Newhall George D., agent Charles McLaughlin,
office 16 Montgomery Av, r. 106 Eddy
Newhall H. F.dward, clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., r.
311 Stockton .^^ „
Newhall Henry M. (H. M. Newhall & Co.) r. 1299 Van
Ness .Av .. „ , ,, J
Newhall H. M. & Co. (Henry M. Newhall and
Gilbert Palache) wholesale auctioneers, and com-
mission merchants. 309-313 Sansome
Newhall Horatio C, att -rney at law, 609 Sacramento,
r. 222.5 Taylor .,..., „,,
Newhall Otis, clerk H. M. Newhall & Co.. r. 311
St.ckt..n
Newhall Samuel W.. surveyor, r. 424 SansoMa
Newh. ff Edward C, foreman Kane k Co., r. «OdJ«
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Importer of French, AmeHcan and Enarllsh Pap«r
HaMgings. Priyate^resulences GCO.W. Clarl, 545 METlLet
Decorated in Artistu.- Style. '
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^o^^ale ha^rdware.
Market and Fcv^int Stroets.
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682
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Kewhoff Frank P., locksmith and bellhanger, 328
Bush, r. 43 Bitch
Newhoff Frederick, bookkeeper Jacobs & Wineburgh,
r. 333 Fell ^i,
Newhoff Henry, ma^.-hinisi, r. 333 Fell
Newhoff John F., laborer Cal. Sugar Eefinery, r. 333
Fell
Newhoff Mary, domestic 222 Turk
Newhouse Charles, drayman, SW cor Battery and
Bush, r. 1317 O'FarrtU
Newhouse HarJwick, assistant weigher Custom
House, r. 509 Franklin
Newhouse Henry, merchant, r. 1303 Larkin
Newhouse Morris, r. 1416 Taylor
Newhouse Morris, glovedresser Eureka Glove Fac-
tory, r. 509 Franklin
Newhouse Oscar, bookkeeper M. Gradwohl & Co., r.
1410 Taylor -> • »
Newhouso Simon H., satchelmaker H. Behrendt & Co..
r. 509 Franklin
Ncwkirk Daniel I., blacksmith and wagonmaker, 2723
Mission
Newland James E., bookkeeper What Cheer Laundry,
r. 1139 Pacitic
Neivland.'^ Frank G. (Lloyd, Newlands & Wood)
attorney at law, 9-13 Nevada Block, r. Palace
Hotel
N«?-wlands James, secretary Crown Point Gk)ld
and Silver Mining Co., 203 Bush, room 10. r. 118
Capp
Newlands Thomas, carpenter H. H. Bodwell, r. 347
Minna
Newlas Peter, lavindrymau Li Grande Laundry, r. E s
Thirteenth, bet Folsom and Howard
Newman — , r. 1709 Stockton, rear
Newman A. & Co. (Abraham and Philip Newman)
butchers, 1 and i Ct^ntre Market
Newman Abraham (X. Newman & Co.) r. 728 Geary
Newman Albert, porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 644
Jessie
Newman Alfred, tf-amster, r. Potrero Av, b<t Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Newman Ann E., widow, r. 1305 Jj Polk
Newman Bortell B., attorney at law, 729 Montgomery
r. 431 Geary
Newman Benjamin, clerk William J. Newman, r. 1028
Clay
Newman C, quartermaster Pacific Mail 8S. South
Car.ilina
Nevrman Carlton, manager P. F. and Pacific
Glass Works, ofBce S s King, nr Fourth, r. 1585
Folsom
Ne^vman C. E., principal theoretical and pen-
manship departments Pacific Business College,
320 Post, r. Arca<le House
Newman Charles, boatman, r. 324 Chestnut
Newman Charles, elevatorman Ackerman Brothers, r.
230 Post
Newman Charles, medical student Rl.;hard T. Max-
well, r. 135 Kearny
Newman Charies, porter C. T. Raynolds & Co., r. 317
Bush
Newman Charles, seaman, r. 8E cor Harrison and
Spear
Newman Charles L.. salesman William A. Etting. r.
1928 Stevenson
Newman Christian, warehouseman Holbrook, Merrill
& Stetson, r. 415 Fifth
Newman C. John, waiter U. S. Restaurant, r. 1013
Washington
Newman C. M., r. 210 Eddy
Newman David, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Newman Edward, manager Mrs. Johanna Newman, r.
114 Oc-iry
Newman Edward, salesman S. Bine, r. 1304 Cal.
NiwmanElius, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Newman Ellen D., widow, r. 6U4 Mission
Newman Frank T., driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 1506
Hyde
Newm-in George W., calker, r. Branch House
Newman H., r. Branch House
Newman Henry (Selig & Newman) r. 122 Post
Newman Henry, .aptjiin schr Carro True, r. Alameda
Newman Henry, g.-.rdener, 1315 Van Ne*8 .\v
Newmitn Henry, solicitor Alta California, r. 1(104
Minna
Newman Henry, with Phoenix and Hume Insurance
Cos., r. 1214 Twenty-first
Newman Jacob, livestock dealer, r. 2912 Mission
Newman Jatrob, stolrbuilder, r. 2437 Larkin
Newman James B., manuf gold leaf, 202 Poet, r. 622
McAllister
Newman Johanna Mrs., coffee saloon. 504 Montgom-
ery, r. 114 Geary
Newman John, ironworker New City Hall
Newman John R., merchant, r. 210 Eddy
Newman John T., freight clerk Central Pac BR., Oak-
land Ferry, r. 150ti Hyde
Newman John W., clerk James B. Ntowman, r. 622 Mc-
Allister
Newman Joseph (Newmans, Nathan, & Samuel) r.
New York
Newman Joseph, sexton St. Patrick's Church, r. 744
Mission
Newman Josie Miss, r. 932 Clay
Newman Jnda (Sol. Wangeoheim & Co.) r. 1714 Bush
Newman Julius (Newmans, Nathan, & Samuel) r. 1011
P.>st
Newman L., r. 014 Kearny
Newman Lfjttie Miss, candymaker William S. Town-
send
Newman Maurice Jr., clerk Alfred Gros, r. 720 Wash.
Newman Michael, laborer, r. 1014 Twentieth
Newman Owen, cigarmaker W. Seidel. r. 42 Turk
Newman Patrick, boxmaker Union Box Factory
Newman Patrick, but<-her Donnelly, Dunne & Co., r.
SW cor Railroad and Seventh Avs, South S. F.
Newman Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Newman Peter, upholsterer Schoenfeld & Heyman, r.
18 Mason
Newman Ph. lip (A. Newman & Co.) r. 235 Tyler
Newman Philip, driver, r. Serpentine Av, bet Uiah
and Potrero Av
Newman Philip H., market, .520 East, r. Alameda
Newman S. & Co. (Simon Newman and Benjamin
Groeschel) butchers, 1 New Metropolitan Market
Newman Samue), clerk Samuel C. Harding, r. 932
Clay
Newman Samuel, physician, 10 Third, r. 1620 Bu^
Newman Simon (S. Newman & Co.) r. 735 Geary
Newman Simon (Sol. Wangenheim & Co.) and treas-
urer Cal. Steam Navigition Co., r. 1516 Larkin
Newman Simon, clerk A. Newman & Co., r. 235 Tyler
Newman Soloman, tailor, 1059 Howard
Newman Thomns, expressman, r. 20 Steuart
Newman William, f.irnier, r. Hansa Hotel
Newman William, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r.
11 Johnson Av
Newman William, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Newman William, seaman, r. 423 East
Newman William, steward tug Hercules
Newman William J., driver Wells, Fargo &Co.,r.49>6
Tehama
Newman William J., fancy goods, NW cor Jackeon
and Stockton, r. 1028 Clay
Nevtrmans, Nathan, Si Samuel (Joseph and
Julius Newman, Moses Samuel , and Elias Nathan)
manufs gold and plated Jewelry, Ealesrooms 6
Battery
Newman. See Neuman, and Neumann
Newm rch Caroline Mrs., r. 625 Bush
Newmarch Mary Miss, r. 625 Bush
Newmark Abraham (.Mooker & Newmark) r. 1320
Fillmore
Newmark H. & Co. (of Los Angeles) merchants, 214
("alifornia
Newmark Joseph P. (J. P. Newmark & Co.) r. 1314
Tyler
Newmark J. P. & Co. (Joseph P. Newmark) conimie-
eion merchants, and dealers wool, hides, and furfi,
214 California
Newmark Myer J. (Kane, O'l^ary &Co.) r. 732 Mc-
Allihter
Newm!ir'K N :than, attorney at law, 330 Pine, room 47,
r. 1320 Fillmore
Newmark Simon, r. 1.320 Fillmoae
NewmarU T., r. 733 Market
Newn.in William R., clerk Samuel H. Brooke, r. 113
Third
Ne^vport Coos Bay Coal Co., Frank Barnard Ji
Co. agents, 213 Jackson
Newsom Clarence, r. 2 C ay Av
Newsom Joseph C. (Samuel k Joseph C. Newsom)
r. East Oakland
Newsom Lizzie, widow, r. E 8 California Av, nr Fair
Av, B. H.
Newsom Samuel (Samuel k Joseph C. Newsom) p.
East Oakland
Newsom Samuel & Joseph C, architects, 320 San-
some, room 62
SftN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ''°°° *S»,'^i tP„^ •"•"="
J. MACDONOUGH,
CUMBE11L.AIVD, L.KHIGH ANO KNGLISH FOUNDRY COKB,
41 Market Stre«*t, corner Spear.
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Newth Albfrt, milliman, r. 1411 Hyde
N«-wth ErticBt W. , photographer, 620 Clay, r. 109 Tay-
lor
Kewth Thomas, r. 709 Taylor
Newtou Alfred J., r. 1310 Maeon
Newton Brothers <fc Co. (Lewie, Henry and
Morris Newton) importers teas, and ■Wholesale
grocers. 204 and 20G California
Newton C, r. 36 Clay
Newton Edward, waiter 83. Newbem, Folsom St.
Wharf
Newton Edwin E.,1iqnor saloon, 6W cor Sacramento
and Montgomery, r. 613 Pine
Ntwton E. K. Mrs., r. 303 OFarrell
Newton Francis W., w»it< r Palace Hotel, r. 931 Sac.
Newton Giorge W., carpenter, r. 120 Borland
Newton Hattie W., hairdreeser, 931 Sa ramcuto
Newton Henry A., stockbroker, 327 Pine, r. 320 OTar-
rell
Newton James, conductor Central RB., r. 1215 Fill-
more
Newton John, attorney at law, r. 13 Powell
Newton John, waiter Harvey House, 807 California
Newton Lewis Henry (Newton Brothers & Co.) r. Pal-
ace Hotel
Newton Morris (Newton Brothere & Co.) r. 1026
Twenty- first
Newton Thomas, carpenter, r. NE cor Haight and
Pierce
Newton Thomas, laborer, r. 922 Harrison
Newton W;lliam H., bookkeeper I. W. Tabej & Co.,
r. 332 O'Farrell
Newt-jn William J., laborer, r. 627 Broadway
Ney Emil, carpenter, r. 610 Pacific
Nejlan Charlez C, engineer, r. 214 Union
Neylan Jamte, lumber and shingles. 18 and 20 Spear.
r. Oakliind
Neylan John, bookkeeper James Neylan, r. Oakland
Neylen John, tailor, r. 1117 Leavfiiwoith
Neylon Thomas, teamster Stewart & Buckley, r. 3
Camp
Neylon. See Neilan and Nealon
Nezer William. Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Niagara Fire Insurance Co. of New York, Van Tas-
sel, Toy k Co. general agents, 216 Sansome
Niagara Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.
Nev.) O. C. Miller secretary, 324 Pint, room 4
Niagara House, William Eggert proptr, 724 Mis-
sion
Nianez Nicolasa, widow, r. 7 Pollard PI
Niautic Building, NW cor Clay and Sansome
Nias Agnes Miss, packer William S. Townsend, r. 3
Boardman
Nias Ellen, widow, r. 3 Boardman
Nlbbe Jacob, t amster Philadelphia Brewery, r. 262 J^
Clementina
Nibbw Jacob, painter John J. Cooney, r. Goldeji Gate
Hotel
Nibbs Juan D., painter, r. 914 Powell
Nice John, seaman Pacific Coast SS. State of Califor-
nia
Nichell Charles F., physician, office and r. 706 Post
NichelB Jacob, capitalist, r. 38 Page
Nichol Duncan, bartender Hall & Kearny, r. 5 Leroy
PI
Nichol Gold and Silvc r Mining Co. (Lake District,
Mono Co., Cal.) Ellis Edwards secretary, 330 Pine,
room 27
Nichol Jacob, carpenter, r. 508 Linden Av
Nichol James, seaman Pacific Coast SS. State of Cali-
tornia
Nichola Zerga, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Nicholas Basilon, wamaii, r. 1022 Battery
Nicholas Charhs, waiter, r. 1013 Washington
Nicholas Charles O., bartender Lewis C. Ferguson, r.
1(119 Powell
Nicholas Charles J., waiter, r. 18 Mason
Nicholas Edward, mining, r. 1126 Market
Nicholas George, barber, liquor saloon, and lodg-
ings, 31-37 Sacramento
Nicholas James, chicktn ranch, SW cor Point Lobos
and Ninth Avs
Nicholas James Jr., chicken ranci, SW oor Point
Lobos and Ninth Avs
Nicholas Johu, fisherman, r. 8 Union
Nicholas Joseph, proptr Centennial Lodging House.
8E cor Drumm and Clay
Nicholas Michael, laborer, r. 109 Vallejo, rear
^Nicholas Oliver, driver Cluflf Br..t jere, r. 417 Green
^Nicholas. See Nichols, and Nicolne
Nicholaus Alexander, waiter Collins k Wappel, r.
1207 Market
Nicholas Mary Mrs., groceries and liquors, 308 Te-
hama
Nicholes Jane, widow, r. S s Sierra, bet Georgia and
Michigan
Nicholi Louisa, widow, r. 333 Hayes
NichoUs Samuel, storekeeper Union Club. 508 Cal.
Nichols Mrs., dressmaker, r. 710 Folsom
Nichols Abraro, carpenter, r. 2132 Howard
Nichols Abram W., clerk W. W. Montague * Co., r.
Oakland
Nichols A. C.(A. C Nichols & Co.) r. Ran Rafael
Nichols A. C. <& Co. (A. C. Nichols) commission
merchants, leather, hides, tallow, ft<'., and aReut.s
Mason's BlacMng, and T. M. Wentworth Boot
and Shoe Co.. 400-404 Buttery
Nichols Alexander, agent, r. 1101 Howard
Nichols Alexander, fitew«rd, r. 724 Front
Nichols Amos R., carpent*-r, r. 6 Fella PI
Nichols Charles, r. 73.3 Market
Nichols rharles F., carpenter, r. 1402H Folsom
Nichols Charles M., surveyor S. F. Board Fire Under-
writers, 418 California, r. Oakland
Nichols Coruelia Mrs., seamstress, r. 941 Sacramento
Nichols Dorson, clerk Cummings, Gimmel & Co., r.
1709 Jones
Nichols Elijah, teacher lan^iages, r. Revere House
Nichols F. A. E. Miss, assistant Tehama Primary
School, r. 7 ?« Harriet
Nichol-s Fannie Miss, r. 2115 Howard
Nichols Fannie C, widow, r. 7Ji Harriet
Nichols F. C, liquor saloon, 30 Stockton, and 39
O'Farrell
Nichols F. G., clerk, r. 710 Folsom
Nil hols Francis H., seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Nichols George, porter CarolHn. Cory k Co., 117 Cal.
Nichols Hannah, widow, r. 142J« Fifth, rear
Nichols Henry, hostler C. C. Butkr, NE cor Butter
and Steiner
Nichols Henry L., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 230 Kearny
Nichols J. A., carpenter, r. 2132 Howard
Nichols James, r.lii Harriet
Nichols Joel P.. polisher S. F. Laundry, r. NW cor
Turk and Fillmore
Nichols John B., upholsterer The Baldwin
Nichols L. Mrs., nurse, r. 207 Hyde
Nichols lizzie F., widow, r. 14 Henrietta Square
Nichols Lucien H. (Edgerton & Nichols) attorney at
law, 418 California, r. 163 Third
Nichols Louella Mrs., r. 6in Ellis
Nichols M. Mrs., r. 1126 Market
Nichols Michael, laundrymau Occidental Laundry, r.
1+16 Folsom
Nichols Minna, domestic 815 Lagnna
Nichols Moses, shipcarpenter, r. Fourth Av, nr J,
South S. F.
Nichols N:it' an D., shipcarpenter Turner & Rnndle.r.
E B Te7:nes8ee, bet Butte and Solano
Nichols Richard, cigars and tobacco, 650 Fourth, r.
557 Fourth
Nichols Richard J., r. 1006 Powell
Nichols Sarah, widow, r. 211-') H'>ward
Nichols Sarah Mrs., housekeeper The Baldwin
Nichols Sarah J. Mrs., r. 195 Hyde
Nichols Sheldon K.. with Helvetia Insurance Co., 225
Sansome, r. IWo Clay
Nichols Sophronia Mrs., homoeopathic physician,
office and r. 112ri Market
Nichols Thomas, first officer Pacific Coast S8. Sena-
tor, Broadway Wharf
Nichols Watson, corporal police City Hall, r. 236
Kearny
Nichols William, engineer, r. 412 Beale
Nichols William A., clerk Daniel E. Waldron, r. 2030
Bush
Nichols William D. |Pich<d ft AtwoodI r. Benicia
Nichols William D., night watchman Pac. St.jck Ex-
change, r. 321 Green
Nichols Williiim M., liquor saloon, NW cor Francisco
and Powell
Nichols & Atwood (William D. Nichols and George E.
Afwood) hav and grain, 7rt3 and 735 Fourth
Nichols. See Nicholls. Ni' k- Is, Nicol. and Nicholi
NicholBen Andrew, cooper, r. KiQl^ Jackson
Nicholson Adam W., luborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factoi-y. r. 2215 Larkin
Nicholson Alexander, carriage and ornamental painter,
124 Chattanooga
J. GUNDLACH & CO. » « * swns, "-- ja^.Tm
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Nii'holswn Alexander, first officer Paciftc Coast 98.
Senator, r. 8 Jessie, bet ^ieventU and Eighth
Nicholson George, painter, r. 1 Verona PI
Niotiolson George L., clerk Balfour, Guthrie i Co., r.
1232 Pine
Nicholson GeiTge L., shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and
Shoe Co., r. SW cor Bartlett and Twenty-sixth
Nicholson James, brirklayer, v. llil Taylor
Nicholson John, blacksmith, 183.5 Mission
Nicholson John, collector, r. 70i Union
Nicliolson John, conductor California St. ER.
Nicholson John, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 2:J0 Clara
Nicholson John H. (E. Detriek .t Co.) r. Oakland
Nicholson John J., carriagf-painter. 104 Fourteenth
I Nicholson Miilcolm, carp< nter, r. 'illi Pearl
^ Nichol.^on Parkier, porter Lick Hmse
, Nicholson Patiifk, bri. klayer, r. 1421 Taylor
^ , Nicholson Peter, captain schr Maggie Douglass, r.
gQ j NE cor Filbert and Mason
Nicholson Samuel H., manuf flavoring extracts, 2621
Mission
Nicliolson W. A. S. , attorney at law, !)20 Mont-
gomery, r. 429 Greenwich
Nicholson Walter J., shipwright, r. Eleventh Av, bet
K and L, South 8. F.
Nichols in William, assistant ganger James Hunter,
r. 8.'y Geary
Nicholson William, shoemaker, r. 225 Perry, rear
Nicholson William, teamster Hancock & Kelso, r. NW
cor Sixteenth and Columbia
Nicholson. See Nickelsen and Nicolson
Nickel August, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. (109
Seventh
Nickel J. L. i Co. (J. Leroy Nickel) commission mer-
chants, 123 California, room 4
Nickel J. Leroy (J. L. Nickel & Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Nickel Lorenz, barnessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co., r.
lirO.i Mason
Nickflsburg Lizette Miss, r. 119 Jones
Nickelsburg Siegfried (of M. Nickelsburg & Co., Ci>-
lusa, and A. Nickelsburg k Brother, Woodland)
office 112 and 114 Sansome, r. 23 Kearny
Nickelsen Cornelius K., fireman Cal. Sugar Refinery,
r. 22 Decatur
Nickelsen Daniel, teamster, r. 119 Jackson
N1i'kel.»en N. P., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Nickens John, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 905 Jackson
Nickerson Benjamin, laborer, r. 625 Davis
N;cker-ion Byron (Nickerson & Co.) r. 1412 Sacramento
Nickerson Clmrles, actor Theater Comique, r. 6 Cen-
tral PI
Nicker.son Everett, shipping clerk Merry, Faull & Co.,
r. Oakland
NK'kerson Fannie Miss, actress, r. 21* Oak Grove Av
Ni'-k-rson Francis A., foreman Porter, Oppenhelmer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 836 Valencia
Nickerson Joseph, porter Palace Hotel
Nickerson May S. Miss, actri 8.s, r. 29 Oak Grove Av
Nickerson Staff rd S., carpenter, r. 17)4 Lanston
Nickerson Sumner A., ca):t lin barkentiue Fremont,
office 416 Davis, r. 2205 Polk
Nickerson & Co. (Byron Nickerson and Samuel Baker)
lumber mflnufs. and proptrs Garcia Mill. Mendo-
cino Co., 202 Sacramento
Nicklas N.. laundryman Ahlborn House, r. 3 Miry
Lane
Nickless S:irah J. Miss, r. 2G17 Folsom
Nicklet Stephen J.,machi,iisi Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. oOO Folsom
Nickson 'Rilliam, laliorer. r. 625 Davis
Nicol Frederick, painter Thomas Downing
Nicol John C. carpenter National Ji on Works, r. S s
Twentieth, bet Folsom and Harri.son
Nicol William, foreman Moore *c Wilkie, r. 422 Second
Nicol Willianv, real-estate agent, 605 Sacramento,
r. 826 Fifteenth
Nicol William, sawyer, r. 422 S^tond
Ni.ola Nicholas, fruits, SW cor Jackson and Battery,
r. 306 Jackson
Nicolai Einil, tiilor, r. 204 }« Eddy
Nicolai Louis, porter Fenkhaustn A Brann-cbweiger,
r. 72 i Vallejo
Nicolai Morris, laborer, r. 72 Brwly
Nicolai Morris, waiter Henry Hoesch. r. 415 Natoma
Nicolai William, merchant tailor, 232 Biuih, r. 12ir> I
Polk I
Nicolas Frank, cook schr Si a Foam. Beale St. Wharf I
Nicolas John, driver Celestin A. P'-yre, r. 826 Green |
Nic<ila8 Leon, cook, r. 10 Maiden Lane j
Nicolas. See Nicholas
j Nicolay George, jeweler, r. 204 Powell
Nicolay Geor;.'e P., jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild ft
Hadenfeldt, r. IT Central .\v
Nicolaysen Frank N., proptr Keystone House,
127 and 129 Jackson
Nicolaysen Jeii.s, wines and liquors, NE cor
Leidesdorfif and Halleck. r. 116 LeJdesdorff
Nicole'ti Domenico, Italian Bi-cev. Soc. 423 Wash.
Nicoll Alexander, merchant tailor. 727 Market
and 505 Montgomery, r. New York
Nicoll Benjamin, manager Alexander Nicoll, r. 22
Metc:;lfe PI
Nicoll Frederick E., housepainter, r. W s Scott, nr
Cortlan.i Av
Nicoll James, st-aman SS. State of California, Broad-
way Wharf
Nicoll Margaret, widow, r. 18 Veron.i PI
Nicoll Moroell. fii-st officer ship H. 8. Gregory, Pacific
St. Wharf
Nicoll Susie Miss, telegraph operator Pacific Mail S3.
Co., r. 18 Verona PI
Nicoll. See Nicol, Nickel, and Nichol
Nicollas A., canvasser J. B. O'Connor & Co.
Nicollina M.iria, r. 612 Broadway
Nicolson James S., r. Stanford Hotel
Nicolson. See Nicholson and Nickelsen
Niderost Joseph B., teamster Hobbs. Pomeroy k Co.,
r. 829 Howard
Niebaum Gu.=itjve (Hutchin-son, Kohl. Pblllppeua k
Co.) r. 1201 Hyde
Niebla Enrique, barber Joseph P. Btirbier, r. 1226
Dupont
Nieblas Felix, carpetlayer, r. 1234 Bush, rear
Niebling E. T., clerk Hutchinson & Mann, r. 574
Folsom
Niebour Theodore, ship clerk, r. 511 Pine
Niebuhr C, carpenter, r. 317 Bush .
Niebuhr Henry, restaurant keeper, r. 1741 Market
Niebuhr J. C. r. .532 Ellis
Niebur^'er .August, cabinetmaker August Jungblut &
Co.. r. .555 Natoroa
Niedt Edward (Edward Niedt & Co.) r, 1049 Mi8.slon
Nledt E.lward & Co. (Edward Niedt and M. Dann-
meyer) sonp nianufs. NW cor Seventh and Miaslon
Nief Adolph, r. 1912 Taylor, rear
Niefer Fred, liquor saloon, 28 Third, r. 249 Stevenson
Nlehaus John, waitf r Palace Hotel
Niel George, clerk Keane Brothers, r. Ahlborn House
Nield John D., bookkeeper Milton S. Latham, r. 6
Ritch
Nielsen Aaron, seaman, r.37 Pacific
Nielsen Christian, drayman M. Waterman & Co.,r.
54 Clementina
Nielsen H. (Bandmann, Nielsen & Co.) r. 514 Lomb.
Nielsen Jorgen, milker L. J. Ewell. r. 1123 York
Nielsen Martin, laborer Cal. Sugar R^nery, r. 1100
Bryant
Nielsen Nilee. seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Nielsen Peter, captain schr Lizzie Madison, r. 418
Broadway
Nielsen Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Nielsen P. Wilhelra. cofl'ee saloon, 227 Montgomery
Av, r. 1906 Powell
Nielsen Peter C. N., framemaker S. & O. Gamp, r.
1231 Market
Nielsen. See Nellson. Nelson, Nielson and Nllsen
Nielson Amelia, waitress Home of the Ladies Pro-
tection and Relief Soc.
Nielson Charles, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Nielson Frank, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Nielson Jacob, bl-icksiuith, r. 1316 Laurel Av
Nielson John C. (Noraijer. Hjul .\- Co.) r. 20)4 Fifth
Nielson L. B., seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Nielson Peter, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Nielson T. A,, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Nielson. Sec Neilsen, Nielsen, Nelson, and Nilseu
Nienian C. E., cellar master Lachman & Jacobl, r.
Alameda
Niemann Christopher, porter Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 415 Sixth
Niemann Henry (Bet/.old fc Niemann) r.418 O'FarrelL
Niemann Henry, shirt manuf, ICO Sutter, room Co. r.
27 Geary
Niemann John, groceries and liquors, 413 Jones
Niemier Emil. fruit peddler, r. 2102 Lnrkln
NienburgN.. seaman ship Belvedere Howard St.Wliiirf
Nl'-Dburg Nlcolus, se-.iman bark General Cobb. r. 112
Steuart
Nienstedt Richard, bartender Henry F. Brans, r. 110S
Free Ion
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE, "^s'd^>-" ^"=
Established, S.F., 1863
OPTICIAN,
135 Montgomery.
i/VMAO I ■flnriDICniLI Ii»« tKe most selt-ct stock of all the leading; vartefiea ot
JONAS J. MOnnloON Lumber in tbe Market. N. E. cor. »li»«lo« and Kpear St«.
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Niepp Eliza, domestic 1525 Sutter
Hierinau Ignatz. junk, 627 Pacific, r. 236 Stveutb
Nlese Fredtrifk, groc<?rie8 and liquors, and bakery,
913 Hurribon
Nieesen John, restaurant, 13J4 Stockton
Nleto Kafael. txpntauian, SW cor Mootgomtry Av
and Vallejo, r. 1313 Dupont
Nigerdome lieorge, cook E. BarHren
Niggard Ole, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SE cor
Micbiguii and Sbatta
Nlghtiugule Ueury, capitalibt, r. 8'22 Pacific
Nightingale Janies, siiinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 905 (ireeuwich
Nightingale John, reHlestate, r. 100 Turk
Nightingale John Jr., physician, office 9U6 Market, r.
100 Turk
Nightingale S. F., nightwati.hman Centml Pac. RR..
Oakland Ferry, r. Oakland
Nightingale William J., engineer, r. 5 Calhoun
Nightiiigill Gideon 1?., helpir melter and refiner's
dept U. S. Mint. r. Oaklr.nd
Nigro A. (Leon & Nigro) r. St. Duvid's House
Nigro Giuseppe, Italian Benev. 8oc., 4'.i3 Waahington
Nigro JamcB V., liquor saloon, 1312 Polk, r. 1015 Pine
NiUan James, laborer, r. 17 Zoe, rear
Nihan Michael J., engineer CaUfotnia St. RB., r, 1301
Larkin
Nihan Thomas, garuener, r. 350 Eleventh
NihuB U.. seaman, r. 201 Main
Nile Mattlie'JT D., manuf pier and mantel mir-
rors, picture Iramee, window cornices, etc., fac-
tory, 8E cor Montg^nery Av and Chestnut, t. 118
Dupont
Nlles A. 0. Jr., law student, r. 514 Guerrero
Niletf Addlsou C, associate justice Supreme
Court of California, chambers tilO Clay, r. 514
Oueirerro
Niles Alonzo W., special policeman, r. 423 Minna
Niles Emery O., watchman Washington Market, r.
540 Washington
Nilleon Amanda, domestic 1420 Clay
Nillion John, laborer, r. 101 Prospec-t PI
Nllson August, seaman, r. Sanders' Hvttl
Nilson Isaac, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Nllson Louis, carpenter Southern Pac. RB., r. Day, nr
Dolores
NilBon Sjorone, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. B 8 Fifth
Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
NilsBon John, carbuilder Sutter St. KR, r. 343 Tehama
Nlmniins Charles, driver Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 350 Te-
han:a
Nimmo James, baker, r. 4o4 Xatoma
Nimock James, carpenter, r. 123 Lily Av
Nlnk Andrew, bricklayer, r. 11 Franklin
Nink George, clerk Anthony S'holle, r. 11 Franklin
NinU Henry, bricklayei'. r. 11 Franklin
Nino Mercedes Miss, r. 1010 Stockton
Nippert John. frcBCO painter, r. 736 J4 Grove
Nippert VJrgii.l;i Mrs., teacher music, r, 1415 Sac.
Nippei t. S<'e Neppert
Niqnet Charls a, liquor saloon, 8 Sixth, r. 947 Mission
Nislxtt Alexander, sailmaker, r. Keystone House
Nibchwitz August, liquor saloon, 14 and 16 Geary,
r. G39 Sutter
Nisler Frank, ooal passer Pacific Mail S3. South Caro-
Una
Nislor Bernard, seaman, r.26 Steuait
Nisoiiger Frank, moldi.r Fulton Iron Works, r. 2 Park
PI
Nifpel Edward, braasfinisher Thomas H. Wagstaff, r.
E 8 Wisconsin, bet Napa and Sierra
NiBsen Alfred, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Niseen Christ., seaman, r. 26 Stouart
Niseen Chriiitinn, liquor saloon, 25 Montgomery Av
Niteeu Ernest P., ma.ster mariner, r. 339 Bryant
Niesen Lawrence C, with Krageu & Geist, r. 14T Doro
Niseen Martin C, seaman, r. 15 Frederick
Ni8«en P., driver Potrero and B. V. RR., r. cor Ken-
tot ky and Si.noma
Ni«»en Pet r, seaman, r. North Paoifio Hotei
Nlssen William, molder Union Iron Works, r. 821
Mission
Nlssen. See Nlessen
Nitch Theodore, satchelmaker H. Behrendt * Co.. r.
207 Branuan
Kltschke Anna, domestic 1216 Pierce
Nltze William, liquor saloon, 211 Stevenson, r. 235
Stevenson
Niven James, salesman Daniel W, Bmerson, r. 3601 H
Mission
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Nixdorf Q., Califirnia Jaegers, 620 Bush
Nixon Christina Mrs., r. 101 Pro«pect PI
Nixon David W., lumber surveyor. Pier 9 Steuart, r
424 San.>-'orue
Nixon Evelyn, teacher Urban Academy, r. 161U Bdwy.
Nixon Frederii-k, engineer, r. 1 Hampton PI
Nixon James, laborer, r. 4 WLite
Nixon John, blacksmith McTernan Brothers
Tehama
Nixon Matthew G., workman assayer's dept
Mint, r. 1029 McAllister
Nixon Patrick W., cari'entcr, r. 345 Third, rear
Nixon Robert S., driver James Tomkinsoii, r. 135}*
Fifth
Nixon William J., operator American District Tel. Co.,
r. 13 k Park Av
Noack .Alfred, picture dealer, r. 34 Second
Noatk August, cabinetmaker Alfred No*c'-, r. IM
Bhixonie
Noa. k Williiiin, liquor saloon, 154 Bluxome
Noah Joel, ex-tyh r, r. 930 Market
Noah Joseph, special policeman Bank of California,
r. 1218 Washington
Noah Joseph B., r. 3:i(J Turk
Nob Hill Gold and Silver Mining Co., (Bodie, Moi.o
Oo.. Cal.) J. H. 8a>re secretary, 330 Pine, room 36
Noble A. K. llrs., r. 002 Sutter
Noble Alonzo T. (A. T. Nufale 4 Oo.) r. NW coi Ban
Jose Av and Thirtieth
Noble Arnsby, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 19
Folsom Av
Noble A. T. tSi Co. (Alonzo T. Noble tnd John H.
Wohlers) proptrs Fairm;aint Dairy, NW cor San
Jos^ Av and Thirtieth, ofittce 35 Eddy
Noble Beattie, laboi-er Pac. Boiling Mil), r. N B
Napa, bet Texas and Miss.iurl
Noble Bre there (ThooiaB and William) house and sign
paintirs, 642 Clay
Noble Burr, chief clerk clothing and depot qnart.-r-
mast- r's dept U. S. A., 36 New McntgomLry, r.
2218 Webster
Noble Caroline, widow, r. 2050 Mipsion
Noble Charles F., bartender George Nicholas, r.
Sacramento
Noble Clark W., clerk Tax Collector's Office, r. Ab-
botsford House
Noble Eliza, widow, r. 523 Ellis
Noble George, printer, r. 270 First
Noble Hamden H. (H. H. Noble & Co.) r. 2122 Wash.
Noble H. H. «& Co. (Hamden H. Noble) atocibrok-
ers. 435 California
Noble HvppoUte (Harris, Oswald 4 Nobl*-) r. 11» Vir-
gi:ila
Noble James, bootmaker, 432 Valencia
Noble James M.,grainer. r. 1707 J^ Jones
Noble Jennie, ladies' maid SW cor Fillmore and Mc-
AlU^-ter
Noble John, compositor, r. 1020 Broadway
Noble Joseph D., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 331
Montgomery
Noble Patrick, superintendent Pac. Rolling Mill, ofiic-e
16 Firbt, r. 17 Gu rrero
Noble Samuel J., compositor, r. 745 Market
Noble Thomas (Noble Brother«) r. 523 Ellis
Noble Thomas U., superintendent North Point Dock
Fre.; Warehouse, r. Abbotsford H-nise
Noble Thomas K. R-jv., pi.stor Plymouth Congrega-
tional Chun h, r. 22(K) Steiner
Noble Thomas N., machinist Joshua Hendy, r. West
Berki ley
Noble William (Noble Brothers) r. B23 Ellis
Noble William, clerk B. O. Dun & Oo., r. 19 Folaom Ay
Nobmann Christoph r, groceries and Hqn^.-rs, 2031
Illlmore
Nobmann Frederick, steward, r, NE oop Buah and
riUmovo
Noce Angelo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Waehlngtjn
Noce Assunta, lUlian Benev. Soc, 423 Washlusrton
Noceti August, cook Jacob C. MlkuIUh.r. 1224 Dupont
Nock James, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Nocken Alexander, r. 703 Green
Noe and Temple Street Evening School, cor Noe and
Temple
Noe and Temple Street Primary School, eor Noe and
Temple
Noe Miguel, real-estate, r. 8 Elizabeth
Noe William Chapman, miner, r. 8 Eliaabeth
Not 1 Alphons'', mining secretary, 419 California, room
21, r. 219 Geary
Noel Lewis, mason, r. 37 De Boom
WINDOW SHADES.
Mannfa<-turer of fine WINOOW
S H A X> K S for Privute Rehi-
dences, Stores, oaiceii, etc., etc.
GEO. W.CLARK,
&45 Market t»tre>«t.
lAMP^ F nnRnnN a rn wholesai^ hardwarr,
JMlTiCO C UUnUUH OC V»U., comer MarUet and Pront streets.
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Noel Samnel, bellman CJosmopolitan Hotel
Noethig William, proptr Humboldt Brewery, 1839
MiBblOU
Noggle David L., receiying clerk U. 8. JdUat, r. 215
Kearny
Nohl Eugene W., foreman whitening room V. 8. Mint,
r. Ua Gueirero
Nohrden Heary, Bugarboller C»l. Sagar Btflnery, r.
1134 Bryant
Noia Manoel R., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn.,
415 >^ Dimmm
Noidstron Peter, laborer 8. F. Cordage Factory, r. NW
cor I'.wa and Sierra
Nolrjean Catherine Mme., laundry, 536 Mission
Noisat Amedee (Noiiiat Brothers) r. 1334 Dupont
Noisat Brothers (-Julius and Amedee Noisat) liquor
saloon, 1334 Dupont
Noisat Julius (Noisat Brothers) r. 1334 Dujwnt
Nolan Ann Mrs., nurse, r. 426 Clementina
Nolan Brothers (Patrick F. and James C.) boots
and shoes, 738 and 740 Market
Nolan Charh B, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 9 White
Nolan Charles Jr., weaver 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 9 White
Nolan Charles C, engineer, r. 214 Union
Nolan David, cook, r. 1012 Mason
Nol.m David, hostler Bichard Dowling, r. 623 Grove
Nolan Dt-lia, domestic 22:^7 Jackson
Nolan E. D.& C<5.(Kdward D. Nolan) manufs boots and
shoes, 71 Stev. nson
Nolan Edward (Picktit & Nolan) r. 16 Clementina
Nolan Edward, condin'tor, r. 1424 Pacific
Nolan Edward D. (B. D. Nolan & Co.) r. Nucleus
Huu>e
Nolan Eliza, widow, r. 856 Folsom
Nolan Gaiinsy, boatman. Front St. Wharf, r. 510
Fri:nt
Nolan George, brassmolder Weed & Kingwell, r.West
Oakland
Nolan Jane, widow, r. 24 Converse
Nolan James, bootmaker Porter, Opi>enheimer, Sles-
singer & Co., r. 1 Reed PI
Nolan J ames. bras.sflni8her Weed & Kingwell, r. 606
Fur'k
Nolan James, driver Omnibus RB., r. 721 Howard
Nolan Jamea, hostler Alban B. Butler, r. 1 Mary
Nolan James, hostli r N. B. and Mission EB., r. 241
Perry
Nolan Jami-s, hostler Omnibus KB., r. 209 Tehama
Nolan James, laborer Chase & Wolfif, r. Manhattan
House
Nolan Jamcfl, laborer Dennis Murphy, r. 303 8ixth
Nolan James, marpolisher, r. 2<i8 Stevenson
Nolan Jame9,manas»er Michael Mooney.r. 1 Quincy PI
Nolan James, stevedore, r. 10 Gilbert
Nolan James C. (Nolan Brothers) r. The Baldwin
Nolan James H. (Nolan & Crogau) r. 1124 Broadway
Nolan -lames M., painter, r. 1124 Broadway
Nolan James P., boilermaker McAfee Boiler Works,
r. S s Twenty-ninth, bet Sanchez and Noe
Nolan John, r. 22 Turk
Nolan John, i-lerk Hueter Brothers & Co., r. 124Hay3e
Nolan John, fireman Pacific Coast SS. Los Angeles,
Broadwiy Wharf
Nolan John, gaafitter, r. 2228 Pine
Nolan John, keeper County Jail, r. 20 Turk
Nolan John, livery stable, 1311 California
Nolan John, teamster Charles K. Warren, r. 728 Clem.
Nolan John, varuisher, r. 904 Kearny
Nolan John, waiter Lick Hotise. r. 5,S Elizabeth
Nolnn John D., molder, r. 1-540 Eddy
Nolan John H., barber A. Grimm, r. 109 Erie
■Nolan Joseph, expressman, r. 1110 Eddy
Nol:in Joseph, porter The Hlbernla Savings and Loan
Koo., r. 22'28 Pine
Nolan Kate, domesti - 1756 Howard
Nolan Lawrence, harnessmaker Charles H. Mead, r.
West Oakland
Nolan M. Mrs., r. 94r. Mission
Nolan Alalachi. hostler Richard Dowling, r. 623 Grove
Nolan Mary, widt>w,r. 124 Huyea
Nolau Mnry. widow, r. G-14 Filbert
Nolan Mary, widow, r. 81)9 Harrl^on
Nolan Mary, domestic 1719 Pacltlc Av
Nol.in Mary, domestic 1836 Sutter
Noliiu Martin, farmer, r. 2 McLea Court
Nolan Michael, driver Central RR.
Nolan Michael, hostler N. B. and Mission BB.', r. 299
Clementina
236
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Nolan Michael, hostler, r. -323 O'Farrell
Nolan Michael, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store, r. 507
Minna
Nolan Michael, coachman 18.34 California
Nolan Michael D., boots and shoee, 11 Third, r. Nu-
cleus House
Nolan Minnie Miss, tentmaker Neville & Co.
Nolan Nellie, domestic 2016 Mission
Nolan Newland, coremaker Union Iron Works, r. 11538
Eddy
Nolan Patrick, butcher Patrick Fitzsimmons, r. 1330
Foteom
Nolan Patrick, laborer, r. 307 Capp
Nolan P.itrlck, laborer Whitney & Webster, r. W a
Church, bet Twenty-Sixth and Army
Nolan Patrick, miller Dohrmann k Co., r. 1705 Jones
Nolan Patrick, teamster, r. 1424 Pacific
Nolan Patrick F. (Nolan Brothers, and P. F. Nolan k
Co.) r. 1428 Tyler
Nolan Patrick J., laborer Central Par. BR., r.
Perry
Nolan Patrick T., miller, r. 826 Broadway
Nolau P. F. <& Co. (Patrick F.,and WilUam H
Ian) importers and manufs boots and shoes,
Market
Nolan R., r. 36 Clay
Nolan Richard A., clerk, r. 162 Clementina
Nolan Thomas, bricklayer, r. 133 Clara, rear
Nolan Thomas, bricklayer, r. 205 Tenth
Nolan Thomas, seaman, r. 804 Third
Nolan Thomas, teamster Charles A. War.-en, r. 728
Clementina
Nolau William, cabinetmaker, r. 809 Harrison
Nolan William, glassblower 8. F. and Poo. Glass
Works, r. 13 Freelon
Nolan William H. (P. F. Nolan & Co.) r. Colonnade
House
Nolan William Henry, teamster, r. 36 Clementina
Nolan William N., pla.sterer,r. E sGuerrero, betTwen-
ty-sevt nih and Twenty-eighth
Nolan William P., engineer tug Richard Holyoke, r.
1027 Mission
Nolan k Crogan (James H. Nolan and James Crogan)
housepainters and whiteners, 404 Montgomery
Nolan. See Noland, Nolen. Nowland and Know land
Noland Benjamin, fireman Pacific Oo«st SS. State of
California
Nolden William, r. 2722 Folsom
Nolen John, clerk, r. 637 Folsom
Nolen M. J., attorney at law, 619 Montgomery, r. Oak-
land
Nolen M. P. Mrs., r. 75 Clementina
Nolens Thomas, laborer Occidental Hotel
Noling Henry, seaman, r. 10 Commercial
Noll George (Fratinger & Noll) r. 431 Fulton
Noll John A., upholsterer, r. 8 Lick, nr Taylor
Nolte Aufiust F., groceries and liquors, SE cor Hyde
and Fi Ibert
Nolte Charle.t B., groceries and liquors, 3004 Mission
Nolte Chriotiin H. (Lewin & Oo.) r. 521)4 Stevenson
Nolte Herman, tailor, 431 Dupont
Nolte Louis H., carpenter, r. 318 Eighteenth — — -
Nolte Otto, clerk Louis Porep, r. 631 Minna
Nolte William, jeweler, r. 631 Minna
Nolte William F., taiiderniist and uaturall.st. 207 Turk
Noltemeier Frederick W., boots anJ shoes, 389 Eighth
Noltbenlus John (Noltheniua & Schmidt) 8E cor
Stockton and Lombard
NoUhenius i; Schmidt (John Nolthenins and Victor
Schmidt) market, SE cor Stockton and Lombard
Nolting Elizabeth, widow, r. 367 Minna
Noiting J. T., with Keuitzer & Raun, r. 418 Eeamy
Nolting William H., jeweler, r. 367 Minna
Nondell Olef, seaman, r. 23-J Stenart
Nonnenmann Charles (South San Francisco Packing
and Provision Co.) r. 3 Fifth Av, South 8. F.
Noon Adolphus H., physician, 402 Kearny, r. San Joe^
Noon James T.. attorney at law, 500 Montgomery, r.
213 Langton
Noon Mark, bootmaker, r. 213 Langton
Noon Martin, carriagemaker M. J. McCue & Co., r. 8
White
Noon O., r. Overland House
Noon Patrick, brassflnisher 8. P. Brass Works, r. 129
Valencia, rear
Noon Thomas, watchman FuHon Iron Works
Noon Williana, coachman John R. O'Eane, r. 1 Hamp-
ton Court
Noon William, seiman, r. 206 Steuart
Noonan Daniel, laborer, r. 162 First
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, «''^''''"' Sfp'lo'E^f'iLS?!'"""'"''
J. MACDONOUGH.
LMPOBTKB OF AND DEA.L.ER IX COAL. AND PIO IRON,
41 Murkei. Street, corner Spear.
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Noonan Daniel J., cU-rk, r. 223 Langtoa
Noonan I>anlel J. Mrs., r. 9 (lllbtTt
Noonan Dennis, marblep«li«her, r. 36 Fifth At
Noonan Edward, r. 1907 Howard ,
Noonan Edward C, bookkeeper Hibemia Brewery^ r.
10 k Rau8<^'h
Noonan Ellen, widow, r. 223 Lsngton
Noonan Frank, special policeman S. F. and Northern
Pacilic RH., Washiugtau St. Wharf
Noonan James, r. 12.;9 Howard
Noonan James, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Noonan J<reiDiah, bakery, 40 Seventh
Noonan John, groceries and liqnors, 326 Broadway
Noonan John, porter Union Warehouse, r. 907 Green-
wich
driver Wells, Fargo k Co., r. 641
Noonan John C.
Natoraa
Noonan John F.
223 Langton
Noonan John O,
Noonan John S.
serviceman S. F. Oas Light Co., r.
salesman, r. 711 Howard
porter W« Us, Fargo & Co., r. 8 s Pre-
cita Av, bet Howard and Folsom
Noonan Lawrence E., salesman Lynde & Hough, r.
2611 Clay
I Noonan Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 223 Langton
Noonan Michael, laborer, r. N s Army, bet Diamond
; and Douglass
] Noonan Michael, laborer Pacific Mail 38. Co.
Noonan Patrick, woodsawyer, r. 8 8 Twenty-seventh,
bet Washingttm and Gunnison Avs
Noonan Patrick J., bartender Henry Bruns, r. NW cor
Twenty-sixth and F.'lsora
Noonan Peter, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 61 Min-
na
Noonan Peter J., liquor saloon, 2633 Post
Noonan Thomas, laborer, r. 9 Bryant Av
Noonan Thomas, real-estsite, r. 1229 Howard
Noonan Timothy, r. 807 Kearny
Noonan Timothy J., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. 20f. Kearny
Noonan William, housepainter, r. 520 Eighth
Noonan William, marblecutter John D. Lane, r. 443
Natoma
Noonan. See Noonen and Nunan
Noonday Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co., Cal.)
William J. Taylor secretary, 310 Pine, room 25
Noonen John, real-eetate, r. 1.511 8 cramento
Nootbaar Adolph, bartender William Lehrko, r. 116
Taylor
Nopander L., deckhand Pacific Coast 88. Monterey
Nopander Meda, widow, r. 31.5 Green
Norager Albert (Norager & Hjul, and Norager, Hjul k
Co.) r. 6 Central PI A
floratcer, HJiil Si Co. (Albert Norager, Hans Hjul,
and John (;. Nielson) cuflfee saloon, 22 Fifth
Norager & Hjul (Albert Norager and Hans Hjul) coffee
saloon. 516 Pino
Norbanm John, nightwatchman Metropolitan Match
Factory, r. NW cor Tennessee and Sauta Clara
Norcross Daniel, managt-r Norcross & Co., r. Cosmo-
politan Hott-l
Norcross Harriet N. Mrs. (Norcross k Co.) r. Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Norcross James, foreman Wells, BuskcU k Co., r. Oak-
land
NorcroFS John J. G., r. 1014 8to<-kton
Norcroes Louisa M.. widow, r. 1008 Powell
NercrofW W. A.,r. Ahlborn House
Norcross Wesley F., editor and proptr New Age, 420
Kearny, r. 227 Geary
Norcro«M Jii Co. (Mrs. Harriet N. Norcross) military
goods, regalia, and flags, 6 Poet
Norc John, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Nord Peter, seaman bark Saraoset, Mission St. Wharf
Nordberg E. M., master marin-.-r, oflSce 12 Clay
Nordbruch Henry I,., groceries and liquors, 642 Jack-
son, r. 510 Filbert
' NordcU Charles, seaman, r. 103 First
Norden Btrnhard, bookkeepfT, r. 62o Pacific
Norden H. J., machinehnnd 3. F. Furniture Factory,
r. 603 Fourth
Nordgren E. H., jeweler, r. 1004 PowpU
Nordgren G., upholsterer William J. Heney k Co., r.
1004 Powell
Noi-dgrt-n Heiirj- J., r. 1004 Powell
Nordhansen George, porter Union Club. r. 527 Pell
Nordman E., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Nordman M., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Nordmaun Joseph (Dinkelspiel ji Nordmann) r. 1835
. Bush
Nordmann Leon, traveler Dinkelspiel & Nordmann, r.
1835 Bush
Nordquist A., driver Omnibus RR.
Nordstrom Carrie, domestic 1115 Post
Nordstrom Peter J., laborer 8. F. Cordage Factory, r.
SW cor Sierra and Indiana
Nordwell Olive W., merchant tailor, 218 Bush. r.
Oakland
Nordyke George W., seaman, r. 7 Hodgea PI
Norgrove Charles M. .bootmaker Porter, Oppcnhelmer,
Slessinger k Co., r. E s Williamson, nr Point
Lobos Av
Norgrove George, trunkmaker D. 8. Martin & Co., r.
E 8 Williamson, nr Point Lobos Av
Norgrove John, mauuf trunks, and valises. 12 Geary,
r. 822 Turk
Noriega Juan L., Spanish Mutual Benev. 8oc., 730
Montgomery
Noriega Maria, widow, r. 828 Broadway
Noriega Pedro, hatter, 528 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Norln Peter, mate stmr Relief, r. 10 Oak Grove Av
Norman Charle?, seaman Bchr Twilight, Beale 8t.
Wharf
Norman Edward (Norman & Eckler) r. 1707 H Jessie
Norman F. H., r. 819 Howard
Norman Frank G., hardware, 840 Vakncia
Norm.sn George, ship painter, r. cor Wlnslow and
Powhattan Av, B. H.
Norman Henry, bartender Diederich Jagels, r. 28
O'Farrell
Norman Horace, bookkeeper, r. 1126 Market
Norman James, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 1
Bush St. PI
Norman James F., with Holcomb Brothers k Co., 411
California
Norman Lawrence, blockcutter Frederick H. Busby,
r. 746 Mission
Norman Louis, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Norman Ott<j, clerk H. G. Finck, r. 1807 Stevenson
Norman Bi^pbert, waiter Muehe k Duggan, r. 413
Powell
Norman William, waiter New York Bakery, r. 917
Clay
Norman William B., port warden, ofifice 525 Front, r.
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Norman & Eckler (Edwsrd Norman and Robert B.
Eckler) house and signpaiutrrs, 10.">3 Market
Normand Addie Mig£. salesladv Frank Midon. r. 518 M
Sutter
Normand Berenice Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2 Clay At
Normand Ernest A., with G rein, Son k Co.,r. 2 Clay Av
Normand Ernest V., collector, r. 2 Clay Av
Normand Lewis E., cutter Alexander Nicoll, r. E 8
Lyons, bet Bush and Suttfr
Noronha Jacinto, Portuguese Pi-o. and Benev. A«8n,
415 J4 Drumm
Norrail Albert, r. 10 White
Norris Annie, widow, r. 6fX) IToward
Norris, Catherine, widow, r. 1065 Howard
NorrlB Charles, oyster saloon, 45 Washington Market,
r. 822 Union, re;ir
Norris Charles, seaman, r. 119 JacVson
Norris Edward C, machinist Union Iron Works, r.
Oakland
Norris E. J. & Co. (Eugene J. Norris) tobacco and
cigars, 946 and 948 Market
Norris Ellen, domestic 28 Liberty
Norris Eugene J. (E. J. Norris & Co.) and foreman
United Carriage Co. The Baldwin, r. 131 Turk
Norris F. Mrs., r. 7 Dupont
Norris George H., engineer Safe Deposit Co., r. 326
OFarrell
Norris Hiram J., with Pacific Palut Co., r. 316 Bart-
lett
Norris James, laborer, r. SliTStockton
Norris James C, ticket agent Oregon 88. Co.,
210 Batterv, r. Oakland
Norris James "H., bookkeeper John Rourko, r. 1219
j Burth
' Norris Joseph, cari>enter. r. 32 Steuart
i Norris Joseph, clerk freight dept Central Pac. RB., r.
i 136 Silver
Norris Michael, laborer Daniel O'Keefe, r. 814 Fol-
som
I NurriM William, secretary Spring Valley Water
Works, 516 California, r. 1776 California
Norris William W., whitner, r. 2'pl;i Suiter
Norstrom Louis, fisherman, r. NE cor Baker »nd Ton-
quin
North Adriel, clerk, r. -SOS Third
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Korth American Consolidated Mining Co. (White
Pine, Nev.) William H. Wateou secretary, 302
Montgomery, room 6
Korth American Ice Co., B. B. Minor secretary, 44
Ntvada Block
North Beach and Mission RR. Co., office
and depot 8W cor Fourth and Louisa
North Beach Brovery, Joseph Schwarz proptr,
NE cor Powell and Ch.Btuut
North Beach Cement Pipe Co. , Padey Martin
president, office 542 California, works SE cor
Francisco and TayU-r
North Belle Isle Mining Co. (T-uecarora, Nev.) Ed-
ward M. Hall secretary, 20 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
North Blooinfleld Gravel Mining Co. (Ne-
vada Co., Cal.) Henry Pichoir secretary, 320 San-
some, room 24
North Bonanza Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Wil-
liam W. Stetson secret iry, 61 Nevada Block
North British and Mercantile Insnranoe
Co. (London and Edinburgh) T. C. Grant gen-
eral agent, 213 Sansome
North Biilwer Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Bodle
District, Cal.) C. Van Dyck Hubbard secretary,
203 Bush, room 96
North California Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey
Co., Nev.) Joseph Morlzio secretary, 328 Mont-
gomery, room 24
North Carson Silver Mining Co. (Ormsby Co., Nev.)
O. Betts secretai7, 113 Leidesdoiff
Nort)i Charles, seaman schr Electra, Bea'e St. Wharf
North China Ins»irance Co. (Shanghai) Macon-
dray & Co. a^jents, 2U6 Sansome
North Chipman Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Jacob
Btadtfeld Jr. secretary, 419 California, room 26
North Odsmopolitan Grammar School, N s Filbert,
bet Taylor and Jones
North Daniel, machinist, r. 1023 Stockton
North Dayton Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co.,
N€v.) David Wilder secretary, 328 Montgomery,
room 21 o T ,
North B. M. Mrs., assistant Clement Grammar School,
t. 2414 Pacific Av
North George L., cashier Equitable Life Assurance
Soc, 210 Montgomery, r. 1001 Powell
North German Fire Insurance Co. of Ham-
burg:, Henry Balzer & Co. agents, 209 Sansome
North German House, NW cor Eighth and Brannan
Nortii German Lloyd Steam Ship Co. (New
Tfork and Bremen) Charles Duieenberg & Co.
agents, 314 Sucramenfo
North Gould and Curry Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
B. F. Dahl secrttary, lll-H Leidesdorff
North John G., cashltr George Loomis, r. 1805 Polk
North John W. (North, Lewis & Deal) r. 1516 Clay
North Keybtone Mii;ing Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) John
Crockett secretary, 203 Bush, room 12
North, Lewix «Sl Oval (John W. North, James
F. L< wis, and W. E. F. Deal) attorneys at law. 230
Montgomery, rooms 16 and 17
North Mammoth Mining Co. (Humboldt C-0., Nev.)
Daniel Buck 6c-cret:ii7, 80 N> vada Block
North Noonday Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co.,
Cal.) William J. Taylor secretary, 310Pine, room 25
North O. B., aHSlstant accountant Nevada Bank of
San Francisco, r. Alameda
North Ophlr Mining Co. it^torey Co., Nev.) Butler
Burrls secretary, 2 Nevada Block
North Pacific Coast Rail Road Co., John W.
Doherty general manager, 328 Montgomery, ruoms
9-11
North Pacific Hotel, Detmar Haesloop proptr, NE cor
Jackson and Drumm
North Point Doc];, E b Sansome, bet Lombard and
Chestnut „ ^ , y
North Poiut Dock Bended and Free Warehouses, John
Zeile proptr, NW oor L<imbard and Sansome
North Point Dock Freo Wareliouse (mer-
chandise) J. W. Cos & Co. proptrs. N s Sansome,
iir Chest.;ut , _ _
North Point Dock Grain Warehouse, James V. Lavery
superintendent. 8W cor Sansome and Chestnut
North Point U. 8. Bonded Warehouse, Robert Zeile
proptr, NW cor Lombard and Sansome
North San Francisco Homestead and Rail-
road Association, Andrew D. Smith secrc-
tir.v, 310 California
North Bcorplen Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) C. Js.
Olllett secretary. 211 Sansome, room 6
North Sierra Nevada Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., ■
Nev ) A. F.Main secretary, 309 Cal., rooms 1 and 2
Nor:h Sigoumey Tunnel and Mining Co. (Bodle,
Mono Co., Cal.) A. F. Main secretary, 309 Califor-
nia, rooms 1 and 2 „ ,.
North Standard Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Bodie,
Cal.) Henry Deas secretary, 44 Nevada Block
North Star Flour MiUs (Tehama, Cal.) N. C.
Ellis & Son proptrs, office 220 Clay
North Star Gold Mining Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.) D.
.> . Jennings secretary, 401 California, room 4
North Utah Mining Co. (Virginia City, Nev.) C. S.
Curtiss secretary, 203 Bush, room 8
North's Ways, loot Louisana and Potrero Pniut
Northam Edwin F. capitalist, office 120 Sutter, rooms
49 and 50, r. Grand H- tel
Northam Robert J., real-estt-te, 120 Sutter, r. 423
O'Fanell
Northcut Zachary T., teamster, r. 313 Shipley
Northerick John, laborer, r. 2203 Powell
Northern Assurance Co. (London) Wm. Lane
Booker agent, Robert Dickson manager, 317 Cal.
Northern Belle Mill and Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co.,
Nev.) William Willis secretary, 29 Nevada Block
Noi-thern King Mill and Mining Co. (Pinal Co., Ari-
zona) E. J. Holmes secretary, 318 Pine, room 31
Northern Light Gold and SUver Mining
Co. (Shasta Co., Cal.) F. 8. Monroe secretary, 310
Pine, room 30
Northern Railway, James O. B. Gunn secretary, office
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 1
Northey Fr.iuk, waiter Paul & Wilson, r. 1835 Eddy
Northey Thomas F., special policeman, r. 1835 Eddy
Northey William, miner, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Northfield Matthew, conductor Market St. RR., r. 1112
Steiuer
Northfield Peter J., driver Market St. RU., r. 1112
Steiner
N-rthgrade Frederick, seaman, r. 644 Folsom
Northmore Samuel, market, 1520 Folsom ,_ ^^^
Noithou Jarvia W. (Lancaeter & Northon) r. 1824 Eddy
Northover James, housemover, r. 530 Twenty-fifth
Northrop George, bartender Charles J. Thomas
Northrap Charles C, machinist, r. 919 Stockton
Northrup Henry W., fruits, 33 Sixth „ . ,, ,
Northrup William, springmaker Pac. Spring Manuf .
Co., r. 232 Jessie
Northrup William, miller Dohrmanu & Co.
Northup Charles W., clerk Jarboe & Harrison, r. 1511
Tyler
Northwestern National Pire Insurance
Co. (of Wisconsin) Andrew D. Smith agent. 310
California .
North wood %iniiie. domestic 914 Greenwich
Northwuod William, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r.
407 Pa-ifio ._.„,_ .
Norton A. E., engineer, r. E b Dolores, bet Twenty-
fifth and Tweuty-siith
Norton Albert (Norton k Walker) r. 10 J« Howard
Court „_.
Nort<5n Albei t E., dairyman F. M. Spencer, r. NE cor
Locust and Sacramento
Norton Alexander, st >ncworker, r. 946 Howard
Norton Andrea. waUhman etmr S^mta Cruz. r.SEcor
Pierce and McAllister
Norton Arthur T., s.ilesman C. Curtin. r. 914 McAl-
Norton Charles, carpenter Oook & TrounBon, r. 309
Norton Charles B., master mariner, r. 612 Larkln
Norttm Charles H .. i arpenter, r. 4G2 Tehama -
Norton Tavid B., actor Bella Union Theater, r. 150T
Market
Nor.on E. A., r. Montgomery's Hotel
Norton E<^iward, capitalist, r. 370 San Joot} Av
NorionEdward, seaman Pacific Mail S3. Granada
Noi-t<.n Edward A., gardener D. J. Murphy, r. 119
Norton Wward B.. machinist William T. Qarratt. r.
509 Bryant
Norton F^ward E., cooper, r. 227 Second ..,.,.„
Norton Edwin, laborer Byron B. White, r. 1 Willow,
nr Folsom .-_
Norton Edwin A., sewing machine agent, r. zui
Seventh
N(>rU>n Elijah, master mariner, r. 5 Welsh
Norton Frank, packer Cutting Packing Co.. r. 761
Harrison _ . , .„,vi_ _ i.
Nort'.'n Frank B., bookkeeper Brigham, Whitney &
Co.. r. 916 Natoma
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Norton George, seamau, r. Nortb Pacifli^ Hotel
Norton George F., whiteuer, SOI Howard, r. Sb Lom-
bard, bet Franklin and Gougli
Norton Harold C, machinist Singer Manuf. Co.,
r.207 Seventh
Norton Harry, engineer, r. 1706 Mason
Norton Harry J., law student, r. 720 Market
Norton Henry, r. 1032 Jackson
Norton Henry M., livery and boarding stable, NE cor
Turk and Larkin, r. 508 Larkin
Norton Henry JI. Jr., clerk, r. 508 Larkin
Norton Herniun, painter, r. 920 Sacramonto
Norton J., laborer Presidio Reservation
Norton James, clerk John Curran, r. SE cor Guerrero
and Sixtt-enth
Norton James, laborer, r. 07 Minna, rear
Norton James, policeman City Hall, r. 464 Tehama
Norton James, salesman, r. 32.) Minna
Norton James, shoemaker Levinsky Brothers, r. 346
Natoma
Norton J. H., clerk, r. 26 J^ Kearny
Norton John, r. 521 Leavenworth
Norton John, carriagepalnter K. Slcotte & Co., r.
Oakland
Norton John, coachman, r. 1310};; Natoma
Norton John, hostler N. B. and Mission RR., r. 12
Bryant Av
Norton John, shoemaker, r. 271 Minna
Norton John L., clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. 1605 Pacific
Av
Norton John W. (Lewis Jt Co.) r. 849 Harrison
Norton Joseph, liquor saloon. SW cor Polk and Pa-
cific Av
Norton J. T., longshoreman, r. 36 Clay
Norton Kern, carpenter, r. SW cor Sixteenth Av and
K, South S. F.
Norton Lillie Miss, r. 2209 California
Norton Maggie, domestic 603 Eddy
Norton Malachi, farmer, r.W s Ocean House Road,nr
junction
Norton Martin, laborer, r. 415 Clementina
Norton Michael (Smith & Norton) r. 214 Seventh
Norton Michael, pninter Hugh G. Jarraan
Norton Oliver, butcher Charles H. Kerr, r. cor First
and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Norton Patrick, laborer, r. 2010 Leavenworth
Norton Patrick, laborer, r. E s Hartford, bet Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth
Norton Patrick, liquor saloon, 241 Eighth
Norton Patrick, teamster, r. 3145i Ritch
Norton Patrick, teamster, r. 659 Willow Av
Norton Patrick, teamster A. E. Buckman, r. NE cor
Church aOd Borland
Norton Patrick H., porter D. Samuels, r. 102 Kearny
Norton Peter, milker Patrick Kelly, r. cor Hamilton
and Wayland, ITniversity Mound Tract
Norton Reuben, cooper, 103 and 105 Commercial, r.
cor Drumm and Clay
Norton Thomas, carpenter Moore Brothers, r. 1581
Turk
Norton Thomas, clerk, r. SW cor Polk and Pacific Av
Norton Thomas, fireman, r. 430 Natoma, rear
Norton Thomas, gardener, r. 127 Jackson
Norton Thomas, laborer, r. 18 Bryant Av
Norton Thomas, laborer, r. Academy Tract, nr St.
Mary's College
Norton Thomas, porter The Baldwin, r. 217 Stev.
Norton Thomas, stableman A. T. Waite & Co., r. 121]
Mason
Norton Tliomas, teamster Superintendent of Streets
I Norton Timothy, expressman, r. 304 Shotwell
■ Norton Walter W., teamster, r. 1335 Folsora
Norton Wells, carpenter, r. 10^ Howard Court
Norton William, seaman, r. 810 Battery
Norton William F., butcher, r.cor Railroad and Fifth
Ave. South S. F.
Norton William H., real-estate, r. 2209 California
Norton & Walker ( Albert Norton and Seth Walker)
contractors and builders, 510 Kearny
Norton. See Naughton, and Norden
Norvall Edward, butcher, r. Railroad Av, nr Flor-
ence, San Migiiel
Norvall .John H., trunkmaker Fechheimer & Steele,
r. San Miguel
Norvall William, trunkmaker Fechheimer & Steele,
r. San Miguel
Norville Charles H., waiter Palace Hotel
Norville Michael, laborer Hugh McGlinn, r. 126
Fourth
Norwe Henrietta, widow, r. 8.30 McAllister
Nor^vicli Union Fire Insurance Society (of
Norwich, England) Falkner, Bell & Co. agents,
430 California
Norwold Charles F., physician, oflBce and r. 714 Turk
Norwold Pliilopena, widow, r. 714 Turk
Norwood Tallmadge, olfice 65 Nevada Block
Norwood William E., with Eyro & Jones, r. 557 Har-
ri.son
Norwood William H., tinsmith W. W. Montague k
Co., r. Oakland
Noser M., liquor saloon, 714 Bryant
Noseti Agdstiuo, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730
Montgomery
Nosier Thom;;8 M., helper melter and refiner's dept
O. S. Mint, r. 608 Fulton
Noss^ Tatu, secretary consul Japan, ofSce and r. 309
Jones
Nostema Arthur, carpenter Pac. Oil and Lead Works
Noth Tjarko, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Notion John, r. 605 Broadway, rear
Notley George, Riggers' Pro. Union, 014 Howard
Nott Ben.iamin, capitalist, r. 818 Green
Nott Craven R., foreman R. D. Ledgett, r. 116 Austin
Nott Gottlieb, teamster Andrew J. Shrader, r. 2 First
Av, South S. F.
Nott John T., steward Pacific Coast S8. Ancon
Nott. See Knott
Nougaret Charles, proptr S. F. Chair Factory, 133
and 135 Beale
Nougues Charles E., deputy County Clerk, r. 912 Pine
Nougues Joseph M., attorney at law, 411 Ji California,
r. 628 Valencia
Nougues Sadie Mrs., artist, r. 108 Ellis
Nougues Thomas, r. 703 Market
Nouunan Joseph F., bookkeeper P. B. Cornwall &
Co., r. 520 Fell
Noiirse Georjje A., attorney and counselor at
law, 420 California, r. Oakland
Noussitton Pierre (Bordenave & Noussitton) r. SE
cor Filth Av and M, South S. F.
Novella Francisco (Novella & Pitto) r. 1014 Mont.
Novella & Pitto (Francisco Novella and Giusseppe
Pitto) proptrs Tremont Stable, 427 Jackson
Novelty Iron Works, George L. Pierce proptr, 215
and 217 First
Novitzky Gustav, laborer, r. 407 Pacific
Nuwcll Alva H., silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf. Co., r.
Thirteenth Av, bet N and P, South S. F.
Nowell Electa Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf. Co.,
r. Thirteenth Av, bet N and P, South S. F.
Nowell John, machinist, r. Thirteenth Av, bet N and
P, South S. F.
Nowland William D., salesman Heywood Brothers &
Co., r. 613 Mission
Noyer Manuel R., milkman Antone Raymond, r. SW
cor Napa and Arkansas
Noyes A. E. Mrs., instructress Willcox & Gibbs Sew-
ing Machine Co., 124 Post
Noyes Bartholomew, law 8tudent,214 Sansome, r. Oak-
land
Noyes Charles G., journalist S. F. Chronicle, r. 2518
Clay
Noyes Eben S., bookkeeper, r. 19 Prospect PI
Noyes Frederick A., carpenter, r. 720 Laguna
Noyes Frederick A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 720 Laguna
Noyes George H., clerk Crane & Brigham, r. 603
Minna
Noyes George H. J., compositor 8. F. Journal of Com-
merce, r. 202 Sixth
Noyes James D., captain tug Virginia, r. 1703 Stockton
Noyes James M., r. 708 McAllister
Noyes Leonard W., detective City Hall,r. 28 O'Farrell
Noyes Mary A. Mrs., r. 515 Minna
Noyes N. C. Mrs., r. 961 Folsom
Noyes Richard B., mining secretary, 240 Montgomery,
room 15, r. Oakland
Noyes William D., upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne 6
Co.,r. 123 Turk
Noyes William M., r. 13 Guy PI
Noyes William P., captain schr Phcebe Fay, r. 310
Union
Nucleus Buildlii;;, SE cor Market and Third
'Nucleus House, David Stern & Sou proptrs, SE
cor Market and Third
Nucleus Stable, Charles F. Marson manager, 187
Stevenson
Nudson N. seaman, r. 64 Sacramento
Nugent Auguste, cook George Mazor, r. 733 Market
Nugent Bridget, ironer S. F. Laundry, r. NW cor
Turk and Fillmore
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Nugent Charles, couductor Sutter St. KE., r
Nugint Denuls F. Rev., assistant pa'^tor St. Eose E. C.
Cnurcb, r. Xs Brannan, bet Fourth and Fifth
Nugent E. Mrs., widow, r. 142 Silver
Nugent Ed-ward D., bartender Michael J. Sullivan, r.
529 Stevenson
Nugent Ellen, widow, r. 168 Clementina, rear
Nugent J., laborer Sea Wall
Nugent -James, r. 327 Tehama
Nugent 0 allies, deckhand stmr Bay City, Alameda
F6rry
Nut'eut James, laborer, r. N s Seventeenth Av, bet
P and Q, South S. F.
Nugent James, shoemaker, r. 11 Downey
Nugent James I., cl' rk John Jennings, r. 142 Silver
NuL'ent J. L., r. 84i; Mission
Nugont John, att^iiney at law, 330 Pine, room 21, r.
San Leaudro „ . , ^ -^
Nugent John, blacksmith helper Union Iron Works.
''r. 139 Minna
Nugent John M., confectioner W. S. Townsend, r.l02
Freelou
Nugent John F., r. 44 Tehama
Nugent John F., bookkeeper Cartau, McCarthy & Co.,
r. 109 Dui^out
Nugent Maggie, domestic 1816 Washington
Nugent Mary, widow, r. W s Boyce, N of Point Lobos
Av
Nugent Patrick, s?auian, r. 9 Pacific
Nugent Peter, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Newport
Nugent B., waiter Pacific Coast SS. Senator
Nugent Eobinsou. bookkeeper, r. 142 Silver
Nuhn Peter, driver Singer Manuf. Co., r. 1031 \ork
Nuhrenberg Charles, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Br.adwav and Polk
Nnlaii Edward, clerk, r. 1139 Pacific
Numa Mining Co. (Humboldt Co., Nev.) David \Silder
secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 21
NuuHU Charles, varnisher Kragen & Geist, r. 63 Na-
toma
Nuuan Edward, carpenter, r. 906 Powell ^,„ .„ ,
Nunan Edward, contractor and builder, r. il2 Fol-
Nuu in James, painter Hugh G. Jarmau, r. 305 Minna
Nunan Jamos L., cutter Standard Shirt Factory, r. 2629
Howard
Nnnan John J., painter, r. 906 Powell
Nuuan Joseph, r. 922 Natoma
Nuuan Louis, clerk Madison & Burke, r. 922 Natoma
Nunan Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 2307 Broadway
Nuuan Matthew, clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1814
Nuiiun Matthew, proptr Hibernia Brewery, 1225
Howard, r. 422 Oak
Nnnan Michael, peddler, r. 455 Bryant
Nunan Thomas, r. 922 Natoma i , i
1 Nnnan Thomas, longshoreman, r. S s Lombard, bet
I Sansomo and Montgomery
; Nunan Thomas W., carpenter, r. 117 Bernard
i Nuuan Timothy, carpenter and builder, r. 906 Powell
I Nuuan Timothy Jr., carpenter, r. 906 Powell
■ N unan Timothy A., expressman W. & J. Sloane, r. NW
I cor Fell and Fillmore
Nunan. See Noonan .0,1 -laoo
Nunez Andres, clerk Augustus D. Splivalo, r. 1622
Stockton . . „..^
Nunez Antonio, bartender Frederick Widenman, r.
717 Sansome
Nunez Asomslon M., widow, r. 1622 Stockton
Nunez Isabel, milliner, r. 8 Card Alley
Nunez Luis A., clothing, 105 Jackson
Nunn Anna, widow, r. 11 O'Farrell Alley
Nuun Frederick, r. 11 O'Farrell Alley
NUNN GEORGE B., l^'^^A
1H23 Union, r. 205 Fell ,, ., 00 t^ , *
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r. 925 Sut-
Nunn George L., watchman Pacific Mail
Nunn Lorenzo D., hostler Lot D. Slocum,
ter
Nunn Sherman, seaman, r. 270 Fir.-^t
Nupert Louis, liquor saloon, 318 Brannan
Nnrit B.rnard, euKint er French Hospital, 8 8 Bryant,
bet Fifth and Sixth
Niirnberg Herman, laborer Union Soap Factory, r. 8
8 Juniper, bet Folsom and Harrison
Niimberger R., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
NuBbaum F. J. market, 429 Minna
NuBbaum Frank J., steward A. E. Swain, r. 551 Mis-
sion
Nusbaum Frederick, clerk Nicholas Boschen, r
cor Fifth and Minna
Nussa William, boot and shoemaker, 1111 Dupont, r.
906 Pacific, rear
Xussbaum Aaron, clerk, r. 1037 Folsom
Nnssbaum Frederick, engineer Selby Smelting and
Lead Workd
Nutsen Charles A., shipowner, r. 614 Hayes
Nutt Commodore, r. 120 Fourth
Nutt J. B., laborer Columbia Foundry, r. 507 Mis-
sion ™. , rt-
Nuttall Frederick, machinist .SEtna Iron Works, r. bio
Locust Av I
Nuttull John, foreman machinist itna Ironworks, ,
r. 3i)7 Folsom
Nuttall J. Robert, clerk London and 8. F. Bank, r.
1602 Taylor
IViittall Robert K., consulting phjsician and
surjjeon, ofiicc and r. 1602 Taylor
Nutter W. B., student Heald's Business College, r.
304 Third
Nutting Almou R., molder, r. 224 Capp
Nutting Calvin (Calvin Nutting & Son) r. Abbots-
ford House
NuUiug Calvin Jr. (Calvin Nutting & Son) r. 1521
Tvler . ^. ^
Cutting Calvin & Son (Calvin and Calvin Nut-
ting Jr.) proptrs Pioneer Iron Works, 121 and 123
Fremont
Nutting Clarence S., housesmith Calvin Nutting
& Son, r., 1122 Broadway ^ , ^
Nutting Edward C, stonecutter Degan & Orford, r.
1814 J« Devisailero
Nutting J. F. Mrs., r. 100 McAllister
Nutting JohnF., stonecutter Degan & Oxford, r. 1814H
Devisadero
Nutting Joseph E., contractor, r. 923 Powell
Nutting Walter P., poultry and dairy produce, 7 and 8
Grand Western Market, r. 1S25 Union
Nutz C. Mrs., domestic 2220 California
Nutz Frederick, sign and ornamental painter, 722
Howard, r. Ill Langton
Nutz Frederick Jr., signpaiuterFrederickNutz, r. Ill
Langton
Nuzaiit M., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Ny .\ntoine, zinc molder J. Kremer, r. 625 Minna
Ny Charles, machinist, r. 625 Minna
Ny Joseph G. C, machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 625
Minna „ „^ ^, ,
Ny Louis, cook John Bordenave, r. N s Sixth Av, nr
L. South S. F.
Nybye Ellen, domestic 15U Gough
Nyce Pauline P., domestic Charl'S E^illsbury, r.
W s Tennessee, bet Solano and Bttte
Nye A. P. & Co. (Albert F. Nye) importers gas fix-
tures, 315 and 317 Pine
Nye Albert F. (A. F. Nye & Co.) r. 1306 California
Nye Albert G., picture frames, moldings, window
cornices, and sea mosses, 1033 Market
Nye Alfred A., timekeeper M.P. and M. dept Central
Pac.RR.
Nye Charles W., driver City RR., r. 1331 Natoma
Nye David (Connelly, Nye & Co.) r. 235 Stevenson
Nye Dwight B., with Sroufe & McCrum, r. 1210 Mis-
sion
Nye John, stableman, r. 1331 Natoma
Nve John W. (J. W. Nye & Co.) r. Alameda
Nye J. W. & Co. (John W. Nye and Henry H. Mahan)
real-estate agents, 339 Kearny
Nye St. Clair 0., foreman T'nion Box Factory, r. 308
Beale , _
Nye S. T., storekeeper U. S. Internal Kevenue, r.
Stocktcm ,, , ^
Nygh William A., attorney at law, 850 Market, room
21, r. 1412 Folsom ^ „ •,,
Nyhan Annie Miss, packer Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. 3i)0 Eleventh ^ „ ,,
Nyhan Dennis, laborer Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. 8 Alabama
Nyholm John G., captain schr Alaska, Pacific St.
Nyhuis Harm, liquor saloon, 500 Pacific, r. 310 Mont-
gomery Av
Nyhuis Nicholas, r. 310 Montgomery Av
Nvman C. C, pantryman Montgomery's Hotel
Nyq^est Frederick A., helper Pac. Rolling Mill,r. >
Sha-ta, bet Illinois and Michigan
Nvstraud Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Nystrom John B., captain schr Sierra, Green
Wharf
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I MArnnidniirLJ importer of axu dealer ix coal and pig iron,
Jt illHuUUIlUUun, 41 Market street, comer Spear.
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O'Beikne Arthur, market, 240 Third, r. 329 Miuna
O'Bt'iriie Jugepli P., deputy clerk U. S. Cir(-nit
Court, and U. S. Comuitsaiouer, office U. S. Court
Building (after July Ist uew tJ. S. Appraiser's
Building, third floor) r. Oakland
O'Bergh John, clerk, r. 817 Mission
O'Boyle John D., machinist, r. 209 Second
O'Boyle Kate, domestic 2041 Howard
O'Brady John, sh.)emal£er, r. 523 Dupont
O'Brien Alice, domestic 1227 Pine
O'Brien Alice, domestic ISIS Clay
O'Brien Amelia Miss, machine operator Jory Broth-
ers, r. 5U Valencia
O'Brien Ann, domestic 110 Ki.Uey
O'Brien Annie Miss, dressmaker. 1150 Market
O'Brien Bartholomew, warehouseman Qower & Oil-
man, r. 210 Mission
O'Brien Benjamin, shoemaker, r. 523 Dupont
O'Brien Bridi,'et, widow, r. 7 Hunt
O'Brien Bridget, domestic 208 Turk
O'Brien Brldg-t, domestic 419 Oak
O'Brien Bridgot. domestic, 553 Harrison
O'Brien 0. Mrs., r. Col Howard
O'Brien Catherine, widow, r. 1731}$ Market, rear;
O'Brien Catherine I., widow, r. 67U Clementina
O'Brien Catherine L.. dressmaker. 409 Geary
O'Brien Charles, bootfitter, r. V> Sherwood PI
O'Brien Charles, drayman, r. 208 Clara
O'Brien Charles, expressman, r. 134 Steuart
O'Brien CharJes A., bookkeeper Joseph Macdonough,
r. 2 Waller
O'Brien Cornelius, baker, r. 35 Tehama
O'Brien Cornelius, expressman, r. W 8 Mission, bet
Thirtieth and Tliirty-lirst
O'Brien Cornelius, laborer, r. NE cor Gough and
Austin
O'Brien Cornelius, laborer Pool & Harris, r. 1017 Val-
lejo
O'Brien D., driver United Carriage Co., Palace Hotel
O'Brien Daniel, baker, r. 32 Harriet
O'Brien Dauid, baker, r. 319 Oak
O'Brien Daniel, baker What Cheer House Restaurant,
r. 531 Sacramento
O'Brien Daniel, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
O'Brien Daniel, hostler Filth St. branch Market St.
BE.
O'Brien Daniel, laborer, r. W s Florida bet Butte and
Twentieth
O'Brien Daniel, laborer, r. Ifi Bluxome, rear
O'Brien Daniel, liquor saloon, NW cor Clay and
Drumm
O'Brien Daniel, plumber, r. 42 Moss
O'Brien l>aniel, plumber and gasfitter, 2 Sixth, r.
20,'^ Harriet
O'Brien Daniel, sawyer Enterprise Mills, r. 414 Ship-
ley
O'Brien Daniel, teamster, r. 22 Nevada
O'Brien Daniel, waiter Palace Hotel, r. fil3 Howard
O'Brien Daniel F., diiver City UR., r. 1457 Minna
O'Brien Daniel J., trunkmaker Fechbeimer & Steele,
r. 50<! Shotwell
O'Brien David, laundryman La Grande Laundry
O'Brien Duvid, waiter Union Club, .OOS California
O'Brien Dayton F., inspector Custom House, r. 338
Thirteenth
O'Brien Delia, widow, r. 121 Ivy Av
O'Brien Delia, domestic 122G Post
O'Brien Dennis, bricklayer, r. .571 Miuna
O'Brien Dennis, clerk Joseph S. Marshall, r. 65 West
Mission
O'Brien Dennis, confectioner, r. SW cor Montgomery
Av and Bay
O'Brien Dennis, expressman, SW cor California and
Front, r. 13.32 Naloma
O'Brien Dennis, teamster W. H. Martin & Co., r. 423
Fulton
O'Brien Dennis E., seaman, r. 313 Vallejo
O'Brien Dennis .J ., contractor brickwork new City
Hall. r. y Park Av
O'Brien Dennis T., grainer Daniel J. Mahoney, r.
1007 Alabama
O'Brien E. A. & Co. (Edwanl A. O'Brien and Henry E.
Milford) 6t'>ckbrokers, 42t Montgomery
O'Brien Edmund, cooper, r. 738 Clementina
O'Brien Edward, cook, r. 747 Harrison
O'Brien Etlward, cook Pacific Mail SS. City of Panama
O'Brien Edward, employee Pu^'et Sound Oyster Co.,
r. N 8 North Point, nr Larkin
O'Brien Edward, farmer, r. fi2.1^ (lay
O'Brien Edward, painter, r. .'525 Octavia
O'Brien Edward, paver Superintendent of Streets, r.
429 Chestnut
O'Brien Edward, teamster, r. 24 Freelon
O'Brien Edward A. (E. A. O'Brien & Co.) r. 1018
California
O'Brien Edward J., framemaker, r. 230 Jessie
O'Brien Eliza, widow, r. 219 Main
O'Brien Elizabeth, widow, r. 133 Langton
O'Brien Elizabeth, widow, bakery, 1209 Devisadero
O'Brien Ellen, domestic 327 Fremont
O'Brien Ellen M., widow, r. 407 Van Ness Av
O'Brien Emma Mrs., die.s^maker, r. 514 Valencia
O'Brien Felix, peddler, r. N s Bryant, bet Fii-st and
Fremont
O'Brien Felix, boilermaker Uisdon I. and L. Works,
r. 12 Natoma
O'Brien Felix, carpenter, r. 1176 Harrison
O'Brien Felix, laborer, r. E s California Av, bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
O'Brien Francis, r. 701 Stockton
O'Brien Frank, driver United Carriage Co., r, cor
Castro and Fifteenth
O'Brien Frank, parcel clerk O'Connor, Moffatt k Co.,
r. 554 Tehama
O'Brien George, boarding and lodging, 9 Broadway
O'Brien George R., clerk, r. 47 Garden Av
O'lirii-n H., waiter The Baldwin
O'BrifU Hattie Miss, tailoress, r. 1811 Jessie
O'Brien Honora, widow, r. 322 Eiglith
O'Brien Honora M. Mrs., r. 221 Tyler
O'Brien J., longshoreman Meuzies, Bingham & Co.
O'Brien J., se;;man Pacific Coast SS. Senator
O'Brien J. Mrs., vegetables, 922 J<. Folsom
O'Brien -James, r. 272 Tehama, rear
O'Brien Jame.-J, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
O'Brien James, r. 1027 York
O'Brien James, clerk T. H. Nelson, r. 23 Natoma
O'Brien James, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
O'Brien James, conductor N. B. and Mission RR., r.
237 Perry
O'Brien James, cook stmr James M. Donahue, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
O'Brien James, janitor Central Pac. ER. offices, r. 21
Elliot Park
O'Brien James, keeper Sheriff's Office, r. 167 Perry
O'Brien James, laborer, r. 922k' Folsom
O'Brien James, laborer, r. 917 Folsom
O'Brien James, laborer, r. 54 First
O'Brien James, laborer Bay Soap and Candle Works,
V. Fifteenth Av, bet P and Q, Souths. F.
O'Brien James, laborer Mendheim & Hofmann, r. 151
Natoma
O'Brieu James, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
O'Brien James, poultry ranch, SW cor Jackson and
Laurel
O'Brien James, seaman, r. 313 Folsom
O'Brien James, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.. r. 905
Market
O'Brien James, workman Shot Tower, r. 553 Mission
O'Brien James A., cabinetmaker Thomas H. Nelson,
r. 23 Natoma
O'Brien James S., saahmaker Jason Springer & Co.,
p. 60 Tehama
O'Brien James W., cleik, r. 676 Clementina
O'Brien J. C, Mrs., r. 700 Broadway
O'Brien Jeremiah, r. 237 Perry
O'Brien Jeremiah T., contractor, r. 802 Fulton
O'Brien Jeremiah T., foreman Pac. Free Warehouse,
r. 230 Post
O'Brien J. G., brnsluniker, r. 61 Natoma
O'Brieu «J. J. tk Co. (John J. O'Brien) importers
and dealers foreign and domestic dry goods, 924-
928 Market
O'Brien Johanna Miss, r. 1616 Dupont
O'Brien John, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
O'Brien John (Fitzpatrick& O'Brien) r. 321 Clem.
O'Brien John (Havden S O'Brien) r. 146 PciTy
O'Brien John (O'Brioa & Ward) r. 1013 Green
O'Brien John (P. J. O'Brien \' Sons) r. 1060 Bryant
O'Brien John, axlegreasemaker Lambert & Greene, r.
147 Natoma
O'Brien John, baker, and foreman Hook and Ladder
No. 2, 8. F. F. D., r. 916 Montgomery
O'Brien John, bootfitter, r. 17 Sherwood PI
O'Brien John, cariicnter, r. 1924 Ellis ■ " »«.■■
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O'Brien John, carpenter, r. 322 Eighth
O'Brien John, clerk A. M. Simpson & Brother, r. 1435
Steiner
O'Brien John, cook, r. 1105 Howard
O'Brien John, driver Central ER.
O'Brien John, employee Bay City Soda Works, r. 523
Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
O'Brien John, gasfittor, r. 10 Leroy PI
O'Brien John, horseshoer Mrs. James P. Sullivan, r.
NW cor Washington and Central Av
O'Brien John, hostler Richard W. Harris, r. 807
Montgomery
O'Brien John, hostler St. Lawrence Stables, r. 8
Minna
O'Brien John, laborer, r- 121 J^ Shipley
O'Brien John, laborer, r. N s Brannan, between Ninth
and Tenth
O'Brien John, laborer, r. Putnam, nr Cortland Av,
B. H.
O'Brien John, laborer Bay Soap and Candle Works,
r. Seventh Av, bet M and N, South 8. F.
O'Brien John, laborer Sea Wall
O'Brien John, lauudrymau La Grande Laundry
O'Brien John, longshoreman, r. 52 Jessie
O'Brien John, longshoreman, r. 313 Folsom, rear
O'Brien John, longshoreman, r. 1511 Montgomery
O'Brien John, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 18
Garden
O'Brien John, market, 424 Fourth, r. 146 Perry
O'Brien John, operator American District Tel. Co.,
r. 411 Stevenson
O'Brien John, painter, r. 405 Clementina
O'Brien John, plumber, r. 42 Moss
O'Brien John, porter John P. Mahoney, r. 869 Market
O'Brien John, porter, r. S s Henry, bet Noe and San-
chez
O'Brien John, saddle and harness manuf, 204 Eighth
O'Brien John, seaman schr Compeer, r. New North
German Hotel
O'Brien John, second oflScer ship War Hawk, r. 254 JjJ
Clara
O'Brien John, ship carpenter, r. 54 Minna
O'Brien John, teamster, r. 624 Post
O'Brien John Jr., machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
18 Garden
O'Brien John C, shipcalker, r. 7U0 Broadway
O'Brien John D., shoemaker, r. 132 Bartlett
O'Brien John J. (J. J. O'Brien & Co.) r. 1707 Octavia
O'Brien John J., carpenter, r. 1 Beideman
O'Brien John J., clerk O'Brien & Ward, r. 1013 Green
O'Brien John J., painter, r. 1060 Bryant
O'Brien John K'., blacksmith N. B. and Mission ER.,
r. E s Harrison, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
O'Brien John T., assistant superintendent Market
St. RR., r. 521 M Valencia
O'Brien John W., employee Puget Sound Oyster Co.,
r. N B North Point, ur Larkin
O'Brien John W., gasfitter, r. 1007 Kearny
O'Brien Joseph, bricklayer, r. 18 Minna
O'Brien Joseph, pressman, r. 230 Jessie
O'Brien Joseph, sawyer D. A. Macdonald & Co., r. 754
Mission
O'Brien Joseph, shoedresser, r. W s Alabama, bet
Twentieth and Twenty-first
O'Brien Joseph M., r. 1060 Bryant
O'Brien Julia Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 927 J^ Post
O'Brien K., assistant Hayes Valley Grammar School,
r. 319 Oak
O'Brien Kate Miss, saleslady George Bryant & Co., r.
90m Geary
O'Brien Katie, domestic 1501 Steiner
O'Brien Katie Miss, r. 10 Leroy PI
O'Brien Katie Miss, r. 2623 Pine
O'Brien Lizzie Miss, bagpiler E. Detrick & Co., r. 219
Main
O'Brien Luke, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 2 Vernon PI
O'Brien Lydia, r. 922 Washington
O'Brien M., molder Thompson Bros., r. 2 Vernon PI
O'Brien M., paver Superintendent of Streets
O'Brien M., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
O'Brien M. Miss. r. 119 Taylor
O'Brien Maggie, domestic 799 Van Ness Av
O'Brien Maggie Miss, assistant Valencia St. Grammar
School, r. 39 Page
O'Brien Maggie Miss, boxmakcr A.Waldsteln, r. 223
Eighth
O'Brien Maggie J. Miss, assistant Mission Primary
School, r. 319 Oak
O'Brien Margaret, widow, r. 263 Tehama
O'Brien Margaret, widow, r. S s Washington, bet
Cherry and Maple
O'Brien Margaret, domestic 1315 California
O'Brien Margaret, domestic 720 Sutter
O'Brien Martin, carpenter, r. 1 Eddy
O'Brien Martin, carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. 927 Natoma
O'Brien Martin, laborer E. Grisar & Co., r. 31 H Fifth
Av
O'Brien Mary Miss, r. 10 Leroy PI
O'Brien Mary Miss, r. 221 Mason
O'Brien Mary, widow, r. 515 Howard, rear
O'Brien Mary, widow, r. NW cor Beach and Larkin
O'Brien Mary, widow, laundress, r. 243 Fell
O'Brien Mary, domestic, 716 Stockton
O'Brien Mary, domestic 416 Van Ness At
O'Brien Mary, domestic 519 McAllister
O'Brien Mary, domestic 1305 Octavia
O'Brien Mary Miss, with Westheimer & Kahn, r. cor
Sixth and Stevenson
O'Brien Mary A., r. 08 Minna
O'Brien Mary E. Miss, teacher of languages, r. 826 }4
Twentieth
O'Brien Matthew, bottlecoverer 8. F. andPac. Glass
Works, r. 568 Mission
O'Brien Malthew J., blacksmith Market St. RE., r. 20
Hawthorne
O'Brien Matthias, carpenter, r. S s Army, bet Sanchez
and Church
O'Brien Maurice, laborer, r. 10 St. Charles PI
O'Brien Maurice, laborer, r. 147 Natoma
O'Brien Maurice Jr., laborer, r. 147 Natoma
O'Brien Maurice H., engineer Betts Spring Co., r. 242
Fremont
O'Brien M. G. Mrs., r. Palace Hotel
O'Brien Michael, r. 508 Mission
O'Brien Michael, r. 557 3^ Stevenson
O'Brien Michael (Joseph Wagner & Co.) r. Oakland
O'Brien Michael, builder, r. 995 Market
O'Brien Michael, deckhand stmr Julia, Washington St.
Wharf
O'Brien Michael, expressman, r. 8 Boyd
O'Brien Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 18
Natoma
O'Brien Michael, foreman Front St. Warehouse, r.
1114 Broadway
O'Brien Michael, hostler N. B. and Mission RR., r. 64
Shipley, rear
O'Brien Michael, inspector Custom House, r. 1626
Leavenworth
O'Brien Michael, laborer, r. 10 Beideman
O'Brien Michael, laborer, r. 34 Louisa
O'Brien Michael, laborer, r. 429 Valencia
O'Brien Michael, laborer, r. 1210 Green
O'Brien Michael, labcjrer Chase & Wolff, r. 214 Bdwy.
O'Brien Michael, laborer J. Morton & Co.
O'Brien Michael, liquor saloon, 1710 Mission
O'Brien Michael, machinist Corporation Yard 8. F,
F. D., r. NW cor Fourth and Howard
O'Brien Michael, plumber and gasfitter, 432 Geary, r.
514 Stevenson
O'Brien Michael, plumber Fritz & Kean, r. 216 J<
Stevenson
O'Brien Michael, porter, r. 325 First
O'Brien Michael, saloonkeeper, r. 421 Folsom
O'Brien Michael, shipcarpenter John A. Whelan, r.
912 Guerrero
O'Brien Michael, teamster, r. 213 Stevenson
O'Brien Michael, waiter, r. 613 Jo Natoma
O'Brien Michael, with Daniel O'Brien, r. SE cor Clay
and Drumm
O'Brien Michael M., engineer, r. 9 Howard Court
O'Brien Michael William, driver Omnibus RR., r. 673
Howard
O'Brien Michael J., carpenter, r. 6.'52 Howard
O'Brien Morgan J., boot operator U.W. C. Boot and
Shoe Co., r. 8 s Twenty-seventh, bet Howard and
Mission
O'Brien Mortimer, tailor, r. 1330 Natoma
O'Brien Nicholas, caipenter, r. Cherubusco, nr Cort-
land Av, B. H.
O'Brien Nora, domestic 1013 Van Ness Av
O'Brien P., laborer, r. 20 Everett, rear
O'Brien P., laborer Superintendent of Streets
O'Brien Patrick, r. 297 Clementina
O'Brien Patrick (O'Brien & Holton) r. 6 Russ
O'Brien Patrick, Dlacksniith, r. 125 Shipley
O'Brien Patrick, carpenter, r. 1804 Dupont
O'Brien Patrick, dealer sacks, r. 2701 Harrison
O'Brien Patrick, fruits and nuts, 600 Market, r. 622
Clay
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JONAS J. MORRISON,
L<iinib«r Dealer, iV.£. cor. Mission and Spear Sts., hag larg^*
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O'Brien Patrick, hostler J. M. Kichardson , NW cor
Fulton and Sixth Av
O'Brien Patrick, hostler St. Lawrence Stables, r. 42H
Bush
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, r. 16 Bluxome
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, r. 250 Minna
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, r. 420 Shipley
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, r. E s Norton PI. nr Filbert
O'Brien Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 160
Clara, rear
O'Brien Patrick, mashman Pac. Distillery r. S s Chest-
nut, bet Fillmore and Webster
O'Brien Patrick, porter, r. 10 Anthony
O'Brien Patrick, seaman, r. 32 De Boom
O'Brien Patrick, stonemason, r. 254 Minna
O'Brien Patrick, tailor J. Wisluzil, r. S Sonoma PI
O'Brien Patrick A., plumber and gastitter, r. 2028
O'Farrell
O'Brien Patrick J. (P. J. O'Brien & Sous) r. 1060 Bryant
O'Brien Peter, r. 807 Kearny
O'Brien Peter, drayman F. Daneri & Co., r. 401 Fifth
O'Brien Peter, groceries and liquors. 111 Vallejo
O'Brien Peter, waiter U. S. Restaurant, r. 146 Natoma
O'Brien Peter J., r. 922M Folsom
O'Brien Philip, butcher G. B. Mowry, r. 5243^ Grove
O'Brien P. J. .S: Sons (P. J., Willis and John O'Brien)
carriagemakers, 483 Eighth
O'Brien Richard, liquor saloon, iiie Mission
O'Brien Richard -J., solicitor, r. 22 Cleaveland
O'Brien Robert, laborer, r. 'J25 Minna
O'Brien Rose, -widow, r. 1435 StcinHI^
O'Brien Simon, r. 11 Cleaveland
O'Brien St. M., lieutenant U. S. A., Presidio Reserva-
tion
O'Brien Stephen C, copyist County Recorder, r. 22
Montgomery
O'Brien T., r. 19 Minna
O'Brien T., r. 410 Minna
O'Brien Terrenes, painter Hopps & Sons, r. NE cor
Vermont and Humboldt
O'Brien Terrence, windowman Grand Hotel
O'Brien Thomas, basketmaker Robert Coulter, r. 74
Natoma
O'Brien Thomas, blacksmith, r. W s Gunnison Av,
bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
O'Brien Thomas, blacksmith Fulton Iron Works, r.
W s Kansas, bet Sierra and Humboldt
O'Brien Thomas, blacksmith new City Hall, r. 34 Hayes
O'Brien Thomas, butcher, 420^ Natoma, r. 446Natoma
O'Brien Thomas, carpenter M. & A. Hansen, r. 674
Clementina
O'Brien Thomas, collector 8. F. Gas Light Co., r
Seventh
O'Brien Thomas, dishwasher Peter Johnson,
Cushman
O'Brien Tliomas, expressman, r. 32 Gilbert
O'Brien Thomas, expressman, SW cor Market
Third, r. 232 Perry
O'Brien Thomas, glassblower S. F. and Pacific Glass
Works, r. 232 J^ Perry
O'Brien Thomas, groceries and liquors, 650 Mission,
r. 172 Clementina
O'Brien Thomas, keeper County Jail, r. 263 Tehama
O'Brien Thomas, laborer, r. 411 Stevenson
O'Brien Thomas, laborer, r. 611 Natoma
O'Brien Thomas, laborer, r. 242 Fremont, rear
O'Brien Thomas, mason, r. 1104 Pacific
O'Brien Thomas, painter, r. 819 Dolores
O'Brien Thomas A., attorney at law, 324 Pine, room
11, r. 1811 Jessie
O'Brien Thomas B., bailiff Superior Court Depart-
ment No. 9, r. 832 Folsom
O'Brien Thomas B. , porter Levi Strauss & Co., r. 663
Willow Av
O'Brien Thomas V., attorney at law, 302 Montgomery,
room 7, r. 67 Liberty
O'Brien Thomas W., bricklayer, r. 1760 Ellis
O'Brien Tillie Miss, r. 2M07 Broadway
O'Brien Timothy, r. 405 Stevenson
O'Brien Timothy, gardener South Park, r. 54 Shipley
O'Brien Timothy, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
N s Waller, E of Stanyan
O'Brien Timothy, longshoreman, r. E s Billings PI,
nr Filbert
O'Brien Timothy, miner, r. 13 White PI
O'Brien Timothy, packer McC.irthy Brothers, r. 321
Clementina
O'Brien Timothy, painter, r. 82 Natoma
O'Brien Timothy, salesman John J. Duflfy, r. 65 West
Mission
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O'Brien Timothy, shoemaker Joseph Simon, r. cor
Twenty-ninth and Tehama. B. H.
O'Brien Timothy, woolpacker Wool Agency Ware-
house, r. Howard, bet Fifth and Sixth
O'Brien Timothy I., bookkeeper Bernard Miller, r.
21 Harriet
O'Brien William, drayman Bryden & Hinckley, r. 177
Perry
O'Brien William, driver Omnibus RR., r. 673 Howard
O'Brien William, hay and grain, 2.307 Broadway
O'Brien William, hostler, r. 512 Mission
O'Brien William, hostler Henry McArdle, r. 610 How-
ard
O'Brien Willi.im, laborer, r. 42 Moss
O'Brien William, laborer, r. 551 Bryant
O'Brien William, r. 722 Grove
O'Brien William, laborer, r. 1722 Mission
O'Brien William, laborer freight dept Southern Pac.
RR., r. 220 Fifth
O'Brien William, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
O'Brien William, lalx)rer Sea Wall, r. 309 Bay
O'Brien William, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 21 Har-
riet
O'Brien William, liquor saloon, 6 Jackson
O'Brien William, longshoreman, r. 132 First, rear
O'Brien William, milker, r. W s San Jose Road, N of
Henry
O'Brien William, miner, r. Broadway Hotel
O'Brien William, peddler, r. 17 Sherwood PI
O'Brien William, ijrinter F. Korbel & Brothers, r. 237
Perry
O'Brien William, quartermaster Pacific Mail SS. City
of Sydney
O'Brien William, stonecutter, r. 10 Leroy PI
O'Brien William, teamster, r. lOOH Jackson
O'Brien William, teamster, r. 177 Perry
O'Brien William, teamster Superintendent of Streets
O'Brien William, wholesale butcher, cor Railroad and
Sixth Avs, Sojith S. F., office .529 Clay, r. 6 Waller
O'Brien William A., plumber McNally & Hawkins, r.
728 Minna
O'Brien William E., whitener Frederick A. Jennings,
r. 2228 Geary
O'Brien William H., miner, r. 246 Clara
O'Brien William J., deputy Superintendent of Streets,
r. 9 Taylor
O'Brien William J., shoemaker S. W.Levy, r. 431k
Shipley
O'Brien William M., bookkeeper J. W. Davidson &
Co., r. 10 Leroy PI
O'Brien William P., plumber, r. 2028 O'Farrell
O'Brien William T., driver, r. 21 Harriet
O'Brien Willis (P. J. O'Brien & Sons) r. 1060 Brj'ant
O'Brien & Holton (Patrick O'Brien and Louis Holton)
liquor saloon, NW cor Folsom and Steuart
O'Brien & Ward (John O'Brien and James Ward)
employment office, 610 Clay
O'Bryan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 127 Folsom
O'Bryan John, laborer Quartermaster's Dept U. S. A.,
r. Henry, bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
O'Bryan P. E. (Henry Doyle & Co.) r. San Rafael
O'Bryan. See Bryan, Brien, and O'Brien
O'Byle Nellie, domestic 517 Folsom
O'Byrne Maggie Miss, r. 177 Minna
O'Byrne James Z., plumber, r. 1421 Sacramento
O'Callaghan Dennis J., proptr Nevada Livery Stable,
838-844 Howard, r. 911 Howard
O'Callaghan James, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
15 Polk
O'Callaghan James, student, r. 16 Twelfth
O'Callaghan James J., salesman Keaue Brothers, r.
2.529 Post
O'Callaghan Joseph, clerk, r. 15 Polk
O'Callaghan Martin, salesman Keane Brothers, r.
Nucleus House
O'Callaghan Margaret, widow, r. 16 Twelfth
O'Callaghan Mary, widow, r. 15 Polk
O'Callauhan Michael, r. 222 Jackson
O'Callaghan M. L. Miss, assistant branch Fourth St.
School, r. 15 Polk
O'Callaghan Peter, laborer, r. 22 Harriet
O'Callaghan Richard, shoemaker, r. 1131 Columbia
O'Callaghan Thomas, r. 16 Twelfth
O'Callaghan Thomas H., laborer, r. 117 First Av
O'Claire Alfred, cooper, r. 1624 Dupont
O'Connell Albert, laborer, r. 2206 Powell
O'Connell Alexander, nurse, r. 210 Hyde
O'Connell Charles J., policeman City Hall, r. 604
Guerrero
O'Conaell Daniel, r. 324 Ellis
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O'Connell Daniel, boat builder, E 8 Battery, bet Union ■
and Filbert, r. W s Sansome, bet Union and Green
O'Connell Daniel, salesman S. Mosgrove & Brother, r.
105 Mason
O'Connell Daniel, woodcarver D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
r. m^i Natoma
O'Connell Daniel A., attorney at law, 604 Merchant, r.
9 Hampton PI
O'Connell Dennis, laborer, r. N s Filbert, bet Larkln
and Polk
O'Connell Edmond, hoBtler, r. 2 First Av
O'Connell Edward, r. 3U6 Minna
O'Connell George P., policeman City Hall, r. 604
Guerrero
O'Connell James, r. 1005 Harrison
O'Connell James, clerk August Weihe, r. 118 Dupont
O'Connell James, hostler Fifth St. branch Market St.
KR., r. Tiger Hotel
O'Connell James A., canvasser Morning Call, r. 1025
Harrison
O'Connell Jamos J., bartender Thomas W. McMorrow,
r. 35 Natoma
O'Connell Jeremiah, carpenter, r. 725 Natoma, rear
O'Connell Jeremiah, house, sign, and shippainter,
5.55 Fourth and 781 Folsom, r. 779 Folsom
O'Connell John, r. 1206 Union
O'Connell John, boilermaker, r. 227 Eighth
O'Connell John, brassfinisher. r. 314 Beale
O'Connell John, carpenter, r. 234 Fremont
O'Connell John, driver N. B. and Mission RR., r. 829
Folsom
O'Connell John, expressman, 8E cor Montgomery and
Sutter, r. 952 Mission
O'Connell John, laborer, r. 32 Langton
O'Connell John, laborer, r. JJW cor Ferrie and St.
Rose
O'Connell John, laborer, r. 27 Fifth Av
O'Connell John J., r. Park Hitel
O'Connell John J., porter J. W. Davidson &Co., r. 952
Missinn
O'Connell John J., painter B. Bradley, r. 4343^
Shiplev
O'Connell John M., driver City RR., r. 29 Garden
O'Connell Jo8< ph, expressman, SW cor Montgomery
and Sutter, r. 952 Mission
O'Oonnf-ll Kate, widow, r. 233 Jessie
O'Connell Lawrence, molder National Iron Works, r.
W s Tennessee, bet Solano and Mariposa
O'Connell Maria, seamstress S. F. Laundry, r. 361
Jessie
O'Connell Martin, butcher William Oswald, r. 1012
Pacific
O'Connell Martin, contractor, r. 449 Minna
O'Connell ^lary, domestic 1210 Turk
O'Connell Mary, domestic 1916 Jackson
O'Connell Maurice, market, N s Twenty-eighth, bet
Church and Dolores
O'Connell Michael (O'Connell & Balfrey) r. 542)^
Bryant
O'Connell Michael, ironmolder, r. 27 Rausch
O'Connell Thonias, driver Charles Bernard, r. NWcor
Union and Sansome
O'Connell Thomas, inspector Custom House, r. 313
Austin
O'Connell Thomas, machinist, r. 1722 Stevenson
O'Connell ThoniKs S., clerk U. S. Shipping Commls-
sioner. r. IfiOi Mason
O'Connell Timothy, carpenter, r. 10 Welsh
O'Connell William, bootmaker John Sullivan, r. 1321
Jackson .
O'Connell William, liquor saloon, 156 First, r. 524
Howard
O'Coimell k Balfrey (Michael O'Connell and John
Balfrey) shoemakers, r,OC,yj Howard
O'Connor Albert, r. 90) Market
O'Connor .\lfred, liorseshoer A. S. Mtrsereau, r. Park
Av, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
O'Connor Alice, domestic 813 Jackson
O'Connor Alice Miss, r. 157 Minna
O'Connor Annie, doTnestic 1840 California
O'Connor Arthur, laborer Straus, Eobiistamin & ,Co.,
r. 510 Mission
O'Connor Bnrt'lemo, butcher, r. First Avenue Ex-
change Hotel, South S. F.
O'Connor Bessie, domestic 2115 Bush
O'Connor Bridget, widow, r. 1808 Powell
O'Connor Bridget, domestic 1925 Geary
O'Connor Bryan (O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co.) r. Occi-
dental Hotel
O'Connor Catherine Mrs., r. 630 Brsnnan
O'Ci'unor Charles, r. 675 Mission
O'Conm r Charles, carriagewasherDashaway Stables,
r. 356 Third
O'Connor Charles, machinist Joshua Hendy, r. 256
Clara
O'Connor Charles, stevedore, r. SW cor Mission and
Spear
O'Connor Charles, waiter I'aciflc Club.r. 14 Highland
Terrace
O'Connor Charles A., freight clerk stmr Thomas A.
Whitelaw, r. 4.57 Bryant
O'Connor Christopher, local agent Imperial, London,
Northern, and Queen Insurance Cos., 317 Cali-
fornia, r. 409 Stevenson
O'Connor Christopher, laborer, r. 2 Francisco
O'Connor Clement J., clerk William R. Allen, r. 765
Market
O'Connor Cornelius, real-estate, office 6 Nevada
Block, r. 825 O'Farrell
O'Connor Daniel, r. 1121 Mission
O'Connor Daniel, coachman William T. Wallace, 79'J
Van Ness Av
O'Connor Daniel, engineer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r.l22
Twelfth, rear
0'Con)vor Daniel, laborer, r. 508 Mission
O'Connor Daniel, peddler, r. W s San Bruno Road, nr
Silver Av
O'Connor Daniel, sale stable, 2014 Polk. r. 1218 Union
O'Connor Daniel, wagonmaker Bern.nrd Gallagher, r.
55 Second
O'i'onnor David^arpenter Grand Hotel —
O'Connor Davic^^arnessmaker, r. 110 Jessie
O'Connor Dennis, baker, r. 5 Gilbert
O'Connor Dennis, liquorsaloon, 412 Main
O'Connor Dennis, porter Redington .t Co., r. 248 Jessie
O'Connor Dennis, soap manuf, r. 919 Natoma
O'Co'.inor E. Mrs., widow, r. The Windsor
O'Connor Edward, assistant bookkeeper Porter, Op-
penheimer, Slessinger & Co.. r. 541 Seventeenth
O'Connor Edward, hiborer, r. W s Dolores, bet Thir-
tieth and Thirty-first
0'C<muor Edward, laborer, r. 320 Eighth
O'Connor Edward, master mariner, r. 25 Glover
O'Connor Edward, student, r. 541 Seventeenth
O'Connor Edward A., bookkeeper John O'Connor, r.
1915 Pacitic Av
O'Connor Edward T., travelling salesman M. Ward©
& Co., r. 130 Tenth
O'Connor E. J., milk dairy, cor Wolsey and Berlin,
University Mound Tract
O'Connor Eliza T. Mrs., furnished rooms, 5 Mint .■Vv,
and 409 Stevenson
O'Connor Elizabeth Mrs., r. 351 >^ Eleventh
O'Connor Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 208 Tyler
O'Connor Eugene, carpenter, r. 707 Natoma
O'Connor Eugene, shoemaker, r. 140 Shipley
O'Connor F.. laborer Superintendent of Streets
O'Connor Fr/incis, clerk Thomas O'Connor, r. 630
Braunan
O'Connor Francis A., r. The Windsor
O'Connor Frank, attorney at l.-iw, 429 Montgom-
ery, room 1, r. .541 Seventeenth
O'Connor George, carpenter, r. 330 Jessie
O'Connor George, clerk Peter Kelly, r. 235 Fell
O'Connor George M., porter P. J. Thomas, r. 1212
Jackson
O'Connor Hannah Miss, tailoress Thomas Heath, r.
919 Natoma
O'Connor Hugh, groceries and liquors, 522 Ninth
O'Connor Ida Miss, milliner, r. 250 M Minna
O'Connor James, r. Branch House
O'Connor James (James O'Connor k Co) r. 434 Geary
O'Connor James Rev., assistant pastor St. Francis
Church, r. 510 Green
O'Ctmnor James, butcher, r. First Avenue Exchange
Hotel, Souths. F.
O'Connor Jamts, clerk, r. 118 Dupont
O'Connor James, dresser City and County Hospital,
r. 1028 Potrero Av
O'Connor James, insurnnce agent, r. 644 Filbert
O'Connor Jamos, laborer, r. 26 Masonic Av
0'C<mnor James, laborer, r. 1046 Folsom
O'Connor James, laborer S. F. Cordage Co., r. W s Po-
trero .\v. bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
O'Connor James, policeman City Hall, r. 824 Mission
O'Connor James, 8:ile8nian, r. 114 Fell
O'Connor James, wood and coal, 113 Shipley
O'Connor .7unie« <S£ Co. (James O'Connor) grocer-
ies and liquors, NE cor Geary and Taylor
O'Connor James F., tiusmitti newCity Hall. r. 114 Fell
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O'Connor James J., clerk, r. 320 Post
O'Conuor Jaiues J., porter Occidental Hotel, r. 428
Clementina
O'Connor Jaue, domestic 1523 Washington
O'Connor Jane, domestic 1832 Busb
O'Conuor J. B. (J. B. O'Connor k Co.) r. Brunswick
Hou.-e
O'Connor J. B. «!k Co., (J. B. O'Connor) book-
sellers, stationers, music dealers, and importers
pianos and organs, 103 Sixth
O'Connor J. C. hardware, r. 1011 Mason
O'Conuor Jeremiah, labon r, r. 256}^ Clementina
O'Connor Jeremiah, shearsman Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
NW cor Michigan and Shiista, rear
O'Connor Jeremiah, tallow works, W s Rhode Island,
nr Alameda
O'Conuor Jeremiah C. (O'Connor & Sheehy) r. 7
Mason
O'Connor Jeremiah J., sewerbuilder, r. 10 Julia
O'Connor Johanna, domestic 45 Liberty
O'Connor John, r. E s Pierce, bet Fulton and McAl-
lister
O'Connor John, blacksmith Emile Dehuc, r. SE cor
Laguna aiid Myrtle Av
O'Connor John, boilermaker Cal. Boiler Works, r. 227
Eighth
O'Connor John, butcher, r. 1220 Union
O'Connor John, butcher James D. Powers, r. 2508 Cal.
O'Connor John, carpenter, r. 220C Powell
O'Connor John, carijenter and builder, r. Fifteenth
Av, bet P and Q, South S. F.
0'C"nnor John, engineer Carmen Island Saltworks,
r. 203 Folsom
O'Connor John, fireman Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York
O'Conncr John, hackman, r. 225 Bush
O'Connor John, laborer, r. 10 Sheiwood PI
O'Conuor John, laborer, r. 140 Shii^ley
O'Connor John, laborer, r. 256 Clara
O'Connor John, laborer, r. 7o7 Brannan
O'Connor John, labfjrer, r. E s Bryant, bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
O'Connor John, laborer Samuel Johnson
O'Connor John, lamplighter, aud extramau Engine Co.
No. 12, S. F. F. D.
O'Conuor John, liquor saloon, 131 Third, r. 762 How-
ard
O'Connor John, painter, r. E s Sanchez, bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
O'Connor John, plasterer, r. ''.Oli Clementina, rear
O'Connor John, port steward Pacific Mail SS. Co., r.
420 Second
O'Connor John, produce commission, SE cor Clay and
Drumm, r. 1915 Pacific Av
O'Connor John, seaman, r. 24 Drumm
O'Connor John, stoker new City Hall, r. 3 Beale PI
O'Connor John A., superintendent Keane Brothers, r.
131 Fair Oaks
O'Conuor John B., clerk James O'Connor & Co., r. 434
Geary
O'Connor John F., laborer, r. 1 Church Lane
O'Connor John Joseph, grainweigher Charles W. Giles,
r. 865 Folsom
O'Connor John R., painter and galvanizer, r. 114 Fell
O'Connor Joseph, laborer, r. N s Moultun, bet Fill-
more and Steiner
O'Connor Joseph, laborer St. Mary's College
O'Connor Joseph, iiriiicipal Wiishington Grammar
School, r. 1141 Union
O'Connor Joseph, salesman Cummlngs, Gimmel &
Co., r. 171 Minna
O'Connor Joseph, shoemaker, r. 1006 McAllister
O'Connor Julia, widow, r. 15 Frederick
O'Connor Julia, widow, r. 114 Fell
O'Conuor Kate, wldcw, r. 328 Third
O'Connor Kate, widow, r. 40 Moss
O'Conuor Kute, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
O'Connor Kate, domestic 106 First Av
O'Connor Knte, domestic 824 Turk
O'Connor Kate, domestic 1(;28 Clay
O'Connor Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 321 Minna
O'Connor Katf Miss, stamstress, r. 6tl Njttoma
O'Connor Lawrence, r. 26 Miisonic Av
O'Connor Lawrence, brii-kliiyer, r. N s Parker, bet Co-
lumbia PI and California Av, B. H,
O'Connor Maggie, domestic NE cor Broadway and Bu-
channn
O'Connor JIaggie Miss, tailor Thomas Heath, r. 919
Natoma
O'Connor Margnr^t, widow, r. 505 Natoma
O'Connor Margaret Miss, domestic 641 Natoma
O'Connor Margaret M., domestic N s Shasta, bet
Maryland and Ix>ulsiana
O'Connor Maria, widow, r. 541 Seventeenth
O'Conuor Maria E. Miss, assistant Sanchez St. School,
r. 541 Seventeenth
O'Connor Martin, gardener, r.N a St. Rose, bet Parker
Av and Boyce
Connor Mai tin, laborer, r. 8 Auburn
Connor Martin, laborer, r. ITOl Jessie
Connor Mary, widow, r. 2MH Minna
Connor Mary, widow, r. 449 M Minna
Connor Mary, domestic 348 Grove
Connor Mary, domestic 515 Post
Connor Mary, domestic 1816 Washington
Connor Slary Miss, laceworker, r. 114 Fell
Connor Mary A. Miss, r. 5-15 Mission, rear
Connor Mary A. Miss, r. 1028 Potrero Av
Connor Mary E., widow, r. 630 Minna, rear
'Connor JIary Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 449 }i Minna
Connor Mary F. Mrs., r. 1405 Scott
'Connor Matthew, r. .347 Shipley
'Connor Maurice, milker Isaac Stone, r. W B San
Bruno Road, nr Thirty-first
Connor Michael (Kendrick & O'Connor) r. 351
Eleventh
'Conuor Michael, blacksmith, r. 31 Clara
'Connor Michael, collector E. J. O'Connor, r. cor
Wolsey and Berlin. University Mound Tract
'Connor Michael, cook Golden Eagle Hotel
'Connor Michael, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1021 Bryant
'Connor Michael, hostler City RR. Stables, r. 73
West Mission
'Connor Michael, laborer, r. 21 West Mission
'Connor Michael, liiburer, r. 366 Natoma
'Connor Michael, biborcr Superintendent of Streets
'Connor Michael, piledriver, r. 2 Lincoln PI
'Connor Michael, seaman, r. 726 Brannan
'Conner Michael, teamster Yates & Co., r. 840 Har-
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O'Connor Michael, waiter Pacific Coast SS. State of
California
O'Connor Michael C, barber John T. Mahoney, r.664
Jessie
O'Connor Michael C, shoemaker, r. S s "Virginia Av,
bet Mission and California Av
O'Conuor Michael F., bookkeeper, r. 330 Jessie
O'Connor Michael H., clerk Michael Walsh, r. 27 Third
O'Connor Michael P., plumber and gasfitter, 905 Lar-
kin
O'Connor M. J., liquor dealer, r. 131 Third
O'Connor, Moffatt & Co. (Bryan O'Connor and
George Moffait) importers and dealers dry and
fancy goods, 111-115 Post
O'Connor Nora, chambermaid Brooklyn Hotel
O'Connor Owen, laborer, r. 2731 Bryant .\v
O'Connor Patrick, carpenter Thomas Robinett, r. 108
Seventh
O'Connor Patrick, coachman Joseph A. Donohoe, 526
Harrison
O'Connor Patrick, cooper Hogan & Co., r. 720 Clem.
O'Connor Patrick, laborer, r. 29M Fifth Av
O'Connor Patrick, laborer, r. 31 Clara
O'Connor Patrick, laborer, r. 949 Folsom
O'Connor Patrick, labf r. r, r. 1028 Pctrero Av
O'Connor Patrick, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
250 Clara
O'Connor Patrick, milkman Patrick Reardon, r. N 8
Sixth Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
O'Connor Patrick, policeman City Hall, r. 1418 Turk
O'Connor Patrick, shoemaker Henry Ryan, r. 132 Fol.
O'Connor Patrick, teatuster, NW cor Mission and
Steuart, r. 522 Myrtle Av
O'Connor Patrick, teamster James Beatty, r. Eighth
Av, btt M and N, South S. F.
O'Coimor Patrick J., architect, 413 Bush
O'Connor Peter, p<irter John Godsil. r. 172 Minna
O'Counor Philip T., brii klayer, r. N s Broadway, bet
Franklin and Gough
O'Connor Richard, expressman, Oakland Ferry, r.
2120 Bush
O'Connor Richard, expressman, r. 2508 California
O'Conuor Richard, extraman Hose No. 2, S. F. F.
D., r 1817 Post
O'Counor Richard, groceries, 718 Clementina
O'Connor Richard, laborer, r. 19 Tehama
O'Connor Richard, proptr Miners' Hotel, 424 Broad-
way
O'Connor Richard, yard foreman Francis Smith & Co.
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O'Counor Richard C, clerk County Auditor, r. 612
Polk
O'Connor Roger, gardener, r. N s St. Rose, bet Parker
Av and Bo3'ce
O'Connor Rose, widow, r. 1112 Harrison
O'Connor Sarah A. Miss, shoefitter, r. 227 Eighth
O'Connor Sarah J., widow, r. 227 Eighth
O'Connor Terrence, r. 114 Capp
O'Connor Terrence, laborer, r. 2023 Geary
O'Connor Terrence, laborer, r. SW cor Polk and Fell
O'Connor Terrence, special policeman Nevada Bank
O'Connor Thomas, artist, r. 509 Washington
O'Connor Thomas, carrepairer M. P. and M. dept Cen-
tral Pac. RR.
O'Connor Thomas, expressman, 119 Sutter, r. S s
Nineteenth, bet Dolores and Guerrero
O'Connor Thomas, foreman Salamander Felting Co.
r. Eighteenth Av, bet Q and R, South S. F.
O'Connor Thomas, laborer, r. 23<; Freelon
O'Connor Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail S3. Co.
O'Connor Thomas, laborer Sea Wall, r. Bernal Heights
O'Connor Thomas, millhand Cal. Mills, r. 516 Folsom
O'Connor Thomas, porter John Hagan, r. 935 Sac.
O'Connor Thomas, salesman Kennedy & Brennan, r.
407 Mason
O'Connor Thomas, shoemaker Buckmgham & Hecht,
r. 6 Rose Av
O'Connor Thomas, stockbroker, 304 Montgomery, r.
1312 Mason
O'Connor Thomas P., secretary and librarian Su-
preme Court of California, 640 Clay, r. Eigh-
teenth, bet Valencia and Guerrero
O'Connor Thomas J., salesman Dunham, Carrigan &
Co., r. 1011 Mason
O'Connor Thomas M. (Commins & O'Connor) r. 405
Leavenworth
O'Connor Timothy, r. 411 Sausome
O'Connor Timothy, collector, r. 1424 Kearny
O'Connor Timothy, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 127
Tehama
O'Connor Timothy, painter, r. 919 Natoma
O'Connor Timothy, i)ainter, r. 1121 Twenty-iirst, rear
O'Connor Timothy, silversmith Schulz & Fischer, r.
William Tell House
O'Connor Timothy M., salesman Keane Brothers, r.
131 Fair O.iks
O'Connor William, clerk Hermann Lemmermann, r.
508 Mason
O'Connor William, porter, r. 324 Mason
O'Connor William, silversmith Schulz & Fischer, r.
Ahlborn House
O'Connor William, stableman, r. 1452 Minna
O'Connor William, stovemounter Holbrook, Men-ill
& Stetson, r. E 8 Bryant, bet Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth
O'Connor William H., bookkeeper Commins & O'Con-
nor, r. 1212 Jackson
O'Connor William J., bookkeeper Yates & Co., r. 510
Taylor
O'Connor Wiiliam J., salesman John O'Connor, r.l915
Pacific Av
O'Connor & Slieeliy (Jeremiah C. O'Connor and
James W. Sheehy) undertakers, 1034 Market
O'Day Annie, domestic 342 Fremont
O'Day Daniel, teamster Arthur M. Ebbcts, r. 212 Union
O'Day Dennis, drover, r. cor Twelfth Av and P, South
S. F.
O'Day Dennis, teamster, r. 256 V. Clementina
O'Day Edward, carriagepaiuter Milo P.Holmes, r. cor
Twenty-second and Church
O'Day Edward, tailor, r.ll26 Market
O'Day James, laborer Presidio Reservation
O'Day James, upholsterer Hugh McCabe. r. 256 Clem-
entina
O'Day John, driver Empire Brewery, r. 426 Market
O'Day John F., searcher records Tobin k Tobin, r, 256
Clementina
O'Day Michael, drayman Moore, Hunt & Co., r. 228
Clara
O'Day Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s Cali-
fornia Av, nr Montezuma, B. H.
O'Day Kichftid H., labortr Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
California Av, nr Montezuma, B. H.
O'Day Thomas, butcher, r. 8W cor Seventh and Rail-
road Avs, South 8. F.
O'Day .Thomas, laborer, r. 2206 Powell
O'Day Thomas, teamster Christy & Wise, r. 1117 Bry-
ant
O'Day William, finisher Lockhart & Poiter, r. 611
Fourth
O'Dea John A., tinsmith, plumber and gasfitter, 210
Twenty-fourth, r. 40 Nevada
O'Dea Kate, domestic The Windsor
O'Dea Martin (Dunnigan & O'Dea) r. 215 Mason
O'Dea Miiry Miss, r. 21 Hubbard
O'Dea Michael, groceries and liquors, SE cor Union
and Larkin
O'Dea Michael J., shoecutter Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. Oakland
O'Dea Michael W., upholsterer C. M. Plum & Co., r.
618 J4 Minna
O'Dea Patrick, laborer, r. 521 Howard
O'Dea Thomas M., bootmaker, r. 618)4 Minna
O'Dea Walter, laundry, 1713 Market
O'Dea. See O'Day
O'Dell Emma Mrs., r. 208 Perry
O'Dell Isaac, fireman, r. E s Webster, bet Lombard
and Chestnut
O'Dell William G., butcher, NE cor Fifth Av and L,
South S. F.
O 'Dillon James, plasterer, r. 1510 Octavia
O'Doherty John, liquor saloon, 1016 Market
O'Donaiiue Florence J., iiorter A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 721 Market
O'Donahue Patrick, laborer, r. N s Doro, bet Bryant
and Brauuan
O'Done August, butcher, r. Fifth Av, nr L, South S.F.
O'Donnell Alice, domestic 1232 Post
O'Donnell Ann, widow, r. 149 Shipley
O'Donnell Annie Miss, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory
O'Donnell Anthony, carpenter, r. 525 Vallejo .
O'Donnell Bartley, laborer, r. 978 Harrison
O'Donnell Bernard, r. 2610 Mission, rear
O'Donnell Bernard, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N 8
Sierra, bet Michigan and Georgia
O'Donnell Bernard, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, r.
606 Third
O'Donnell Catherine Miss, r. 17 Harrison Av
O'Donnell Catherine Mrs., r. 13 Laskie, rear
O'Donnell Catherine, widow, i.ib'A Tehama
O'Donnell Cecilia, widow, r. 862 M Folsom
O'Donnell Charles, expressman, NW cor Second and
Mission, r. 1132 Folsom
O'Donnell Charles, night inspector Custom House, r.
12 Stanford
O'Donnell Charles, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, r.
606 Third
O'Donnell CUarles C, physician, ofQce and r.
825 Kearny
O'Donnell Cornelius, dealer morocco, kid, and
sheep skins, 607 and 609 Brannan, r. 606 Third
O'Donnell Cornelius, truukmaker, r. 2 Goldman PI
O'Donnell Daniel, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r'.
NW cor Twenty-third and Hampshire
O'Donnell Edward, compositor P. J. Thomas, r. 116
Bernard
O'Donnell Edward, farmer, r. 908 Lyon
O'Donnell Edward, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Lyon and Post
O'Donnell Festus, contractor, r. 1331 Pacific
O'Donnell Hannah, domestic 1409 Leavenworth
O'Donnell James, r. 116 Bernard
0'i)(mnell James, r. 229 Clara
O'Donnell James, carpenter, r. W s Valencia, bet
Tvventy-fiftli and Twenty-sixth
O'Donnell James, clerk O'Counor, Moffatt & Co., r.
213 Mason
O'Donnell James, conductor Central RR.
O'Donnell James, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 545
Mission
O'Donnell James, laborer William Deeney, r. cor
Third and King
O'Donnell James, tailor, r. 456 Tehama
O'Donnell James, teamster, r. 720 Third
O'Donnell James W., plumber Sutherland & Gray, r.
1113 Leavenworth
O'Donnell John, r. 6 Laskie, rear
O'Donnell John, r. 216 Minna
O'Donnell John, culter J. H. Curley & Co., r. 609
Fulton
O'Donnell John, engineer Cornelius O'Donnell, r.
Stanford Hotel
O'Donnell John, hostler, r. 1714 Clay
O'Donnell John, hostler Omnibus RR. Co..
O'Donnell John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. NW
cor Twenty-third and Hampshire
O'Donnell John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 37
Everett
O'Donnell John, longshoreman, r. 626 Brannan
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O'Dounell John, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
75-2 Bryant
O'Dounel! John, shoemaker S. W. Eoseustock & Co.,
r. 24('. Fourth
O'Dounell John, teamster Nicholas Bichard, r. E 8
Sansome, bet Broadway and Pacific
O'Dounell John F., boottreer S. W. Kosenstock & Co.,
r. 22 Minna
O'Dounell John T., clerk Noah F. Flood, r. 229 Clara
O'Donuell Joseph, with South Pac. Coast P.R., r. Ala-
meda
O'Donncll Julia, widow, r. W s N, bet Thirteenth and
Fonrt'-euth Avs, South S. F.
O'Donuell L. J. Mrs., housekeeper St. David's House,
715 Howard
O'Donnell Maggie Miss, ehoefltter S. W. Levy, r. 216
Minna
O'Donnell Margaret Mrs., dressmaker, r. 449 Tehama
O'Donnell Martin (Donovan & O'Donnell) r. 454 Na-
toma
O'Donnell Mattliew, wines and liquore, 16 Fifth, r.
934 Howard
O'Donnell Maurice, salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt &
Co., r. 2i;t Ma.son
O'Donnell Michael, fireman Pacific Coast SS. Monte-
rey
O'Donnell Michael, laborer, r. NW cor Vicksburg and
Jersey
O'Dounell Michael, laborer, r. E s Santa Clara, bet
York and Hampshire
O'Donuell Mlchaol, laborer new City Hall
O'Donnell Michael," laborer Koman Catholic Orphan
Asylum, r. N, bet Eighteenth and Twentieth Avs,
South S. F.
O'Donnell Michael, roofer, r. E s Dolores, bet Dor-
land and Eighteenth
O'Donuell Neal, teamster, r. 907 Battery
O'Donnell Patrick, r. 21G Minna
O'Donuell Patrick, bartender, r. 231 Jlinna
O'Donnell Patrick, hostler William P. Lambert, r.
875 Folsom
O'Donnell Patrick, laborer, r. cor Point Lobos and
Second Avs
O'Dounell Patrick, liquor saloon, W s Kentucky, bet
Santa (Uara and Center
O'Donnell Patrick, market, 927 Bryant, r. 913 Bry-
ant
O'Donuell Patrick, seaman schr Catherine Miller,
India Dock
O'Donnell Peter, longshoreman, r. 318 Folsom
O'Donnell Philip, clerk Tobin, Davisson & Co., r. 110
McAllister
O'Donnell Rebecca J. Miss, assistant Eighth St. Pri-
mary School, r. 1182 Folsom
O'Donnell Koger, real-estate, r. 1318 Dupont
O'Donnell Roger, teamster, r. 216 Minna
O'Donnell Sarah, seamstress M. Freud & Sons, r. 216
Minna
O'Donnell Thomas, clerk, r. 456 Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth
O'Dounell Thomas, laborer, r. 511 Mission
O'Donuell Thomas, laborer Black Point Packing
House, r. NW cor Francisco and Fillmore
O'Donnell Thomas, laborer William Kerr, r. 907 Bat-
tery
O'Donnell Thomas, stonecutter D. Sheerin, r. 18
Bausch
O'Donuell Thomas J. (O'Donnell & Chaloner) r.9H
Boardman PI
O'Dounell William, cabinetmaker, r. 149 Shipley
O'Donuell William, clerk, r. S s Chestnut, bet Fill-
more and Webster
O'Donnell William, laborer, r. 115)^ Shipley
O'Donnell William, laborer, r. 184 Jessie
O'Donuell William, watchman Black Point Packing
House, r. NW cor Francisco and Fillmore
O'Donnell William, teamster, r. 115!^ Folsom
O'Donnell & Chaloner (Thomas J. O'Donnell and
Richard Chaloner) plumbers and gasfitters, 641
Sutter
O'Donoghue Cornelius, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt
& Co., r. Alameda
O'Donoghue Jeremiah J., teacher classics and mathe-
matics, r. 18 Turk
O'Donoghue Michael E., parcel clerk O'Connor, Mof-
fatt k Co., r. 536 Minna
O'Donongh Michael , .seaman, r. 135 Folsom
O'Donovan Cornelius, housemover, r. 1456 Minna
O Donovan John, laborer, r. 1456 Mluua
O'Donovan Martin, canvasser J. B. O'Connor & Co.
O'Donovan Patrick, bootmaker KuUman, Salz & Co.,
r. 216 Drumni
O'Donovan Timothy, housemover, r. 1456 Minna
O'Dowd John, cooxjer, r. 1722 Pacific Av
O'Dowd John R., clerk U.S. Bonded Warehouse, r.
1722 Pacific Av
O'Dowd Thomas, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r.
612 Mission
O'Dowell Thomas, Stonecirtters' Pro. Aasn, 818
Howard
O'Doyle Johanua, domestic 1611 Larkln
0'Dwy>^r Ann, widow, r. 105 Ninth
O'Dwyer James (O'Dwyer & Eiuhorn) r. 109 Ninth
O'D^vver Hi Eiiiliorn (James O'Dwyer and Jo-
seph H. Eiuhorn) drygoods. 36 and 38 Third
O'Fnllon James, clerk H. P.Wakelee & Co., r. 434 Jessie
O'Farrell Edward, butcher J. raubel,r. E s (2) Alabama,
bet Sixteenth and Santa Clara
O'Farrell Esther, domestic 1011 Post
O'Farrell Henry, r. 1530 Eddy
O'FarrellJames, teamster, r.W s Kentucky, bet Fourth
and Merrimac
O'Farrell John, laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. White
House Hotel
O'Farrell John, manager and director San .Luis Obispo
and Santa Maria Valley KE., office 10 Market, r.
417 Eddy
O'Farrell John, peddler, r. E s Mission, nr FivOj Mile
Store
O'Farrell John J., clerk F. 8. Wensinger, r.] Buss
House
O'Farrell Kate, domestic 2211 Van Ness Av
O'FaiTell Louis J., law student Roche & Desbeck, r.
417 Eddy
O'Farrell Michael, molder Occidental Foundry, r. 11
Oak Grove Av
O'Farrell Peter, longshoreman, r. Johnston PI, nr
Harrison
O'Farrell Teresa Miss, r. E 8 (2) Alabama, bet Sixteenth
and Santa Clara
O'Farrell Thomas, seaman, r. 324 Main
O'Farrell William, stableman P.W. Black, r. N 8 Point
Lobos Av, nr 'Twenty-fourth
O'Farrell. See O'Ferrall and Farrell
O'Ferrall Frank H., paying teller Hibernia Savings
and Loan Society, r. 809 Tyler
O'Ferrall Michael J., apothecary Apothecaries Hall,
r. 11 Kearny
O'FeiTall William J., clerk Pacific Mall 88. Co., r. 809
Tyler
O'Flaherty Dennis, laborer, r. 503 Gough
O 'Flaherty James, r. 503 Gough
O'Flaherty James, laborer Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum, r. N, bet Eighteenth and Twentieth Avs,
South S. F.
O'Flaherty Michael, bartender William Mallay, r. 21
Vallejo
O'Flanagan Edward, salesman D. Samuels, r. 611 Ji
Minna
O'Flinu Michael, laborer Jackson Brewery, r. 1428
Mission
O'Gara Annie, domestic 1090 Post
O'Gorman James, clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 312
Sutter
O'Gorman Joseph, policeman City Hall, r. 608 Minna
O'Gorman Patrick, groceries and litjuors, 410 Folsom
O'Gorman Patrick, teamster r. E 8 Nebraska, bet El
Dorado and Alameda
O'Gorman. See Gorman
O'Grady James, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
O'Grady James, waiter Peter Johnson, r. 68 Tehama
O'Grady John, bellman American Exchange Hotel
O'Grady -John, waiter Peter Johnson, r. 325 Tehama
O'Grady Margaret, widow, r. 506 Minna
O'Grady Patrick, e,\pressman, 8E cor Stockton and
Geary, r. W s Sanchez, bet Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth
O'Grady Thomas, r. 316 Minna
O'Grady. See Grady
OHaKan Dennis, laborer, r. 236 Beale
O'Halloran Florence, janitor S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
709 Howard
O'Halloran John, r. 1103 Mason
O'Halloran Mark, laborer, r. 164 Tehama
O'Halloran Richard, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 709 Howard
O'Halloran Thomas, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Twenty-fourth and Castro
O'Halloran Thomas E., clerk, r. 322 Minna
O'Halloran Timothy, r. 1103 Mason
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O'Halloran William, milkraucb, Eailroad Av, bet
Sweeney and Hale, four miles from old City Hall
O'Hanlon Cornelius, weigher Whitney & Webster, r.
N s Clipper, bet Dolores and Church
O'Hanlon Daniel, salesman James J. O'Hanlon, r.
Itj25)4 Folsom
O'Hanlon Daniel, waiter Euss House, r. IS St. Mary
O'Hanlon James F., clothing and furnishing goods,
719 Montgomery, and boots and shoes, 10 Mont-
gomery Av, r. liiJSJ^ Folsom
O'Hanlon Jeremiah, with C. M. Plum & Co., r. 110
McAllister
O'Hanlon John D., salesman C. M. Plum & Co., r. 534
Bush
O'Hanlon. See Hanlon
O'Hara Agnes, domestic 1708 Sacramento
O'Hara Anna, fancy goods, 1406J^ Powell
O'Hara Anthony, dishwasher W. S. Mack & Co., r. 222
Sixteenth
O'Hara Bridget, domestic 124 First Av
O'Hara Charles, teamster, r. 121 Clinton
O'Hara Edward, laborer, r. 248 Tehama
O'Hara Edward, machinist Pacific Mail SS. Co., r.
1204 Folsom
O'Hara Francis, fruit peddler, r. W s Lyon, bet Cali-
fornia and Saci-amento
O'Hara George, rancher, r. 321 Pacilic
O'Hara James, r. 548 Folsom
O'Hara James, seaman, r. 402 Greenwich
O'Hara James D., saloonkeeper, r. 144 Ridley
O'Hara John, gardener, r. 52.5 Geary
O'Hara John, waiter Kuss House
O'Hara Kate, domestic 320 Seventeenth
O'Hara Kate, domestic 1515 Webster
O'Hara Lizzie Miss, typesetter Painter & Co., r. 5Ji
Kausch
0'H*ra Magaie, domestic 1910 Steiner
O'Hara Mary, domestic 514 Lombard
O'Hara Mary Miss, typesetter Painter & Co.,r. 5}^
Rausch
O'Hara Matthew, waiter Pacific Coast SS. State of
California, Broadway Wharf
O'Hara Patrick, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
O'Hara Patrick, shoemaker, r. 523 Dupont
O'Hara Richard, horseslioer Mangeot & Daclin
O'Hara Thomas, bartender Charles F. Doran, r. 322
Minna
O'Hara Thomas, seaman, r. 402 Greenwich
O'Hara Thomas J., tinsmith, r. 5)^ Rausch
O'Hara William, engineer Cal. Wire Works, r. 402
Greenwich
O'Hara William G., porter W. & I. Stelnhart k Co.,
r. liOtm Powell
O'Hare James, bootfitter, r. 114 Shipley
O'Hare James T., asphaltumroofer Conlin & Roberts,
r. W s Florida, bet Butte and Twentieth
O'Hare John, nurseryman, r. W s Florida, bet Butte
and Twentieth
O'Hare John, i^lasterer, r. Park Hotel
O'Hare Joseph, servant 1117 Greenwich
O'Hare Mary, domestic 1»02 Ellis
O'Hare Patrick, porter Newton Brothers & Co., r.
211, 'i Perry
O'Harlow James, purser Pacific Coast SS. Newport
O'Harron Patrick, longshoreman, r. 131 Folsom, rear
O'Hea Richard S., stovcmounter W. W Montague
& Co., r. Alameda
O'Hearn Daniel, laborer, r. 24 Minim
O'Hearn J., driver United Carriage Co., r. 428 Clem.
O'Hearne William, longshoreman, r. 27 Anthony
O'Hern Ann, widt)W, r. 11 Heron
O'Hern James, laborer, r. 9-* Cortland Av
O'Herron Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
O'Hogan Peter, driver Empire Coal Mine and RR. Co.,
r. 131 Harrison
O'Hore Michael, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 405
Beale
O'Hore Michael, stableman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. N
s Haight, bet Octavia and Laguua
O'Hore Sarah Miss, bagturner E. Dctiick & Co., r. 134
Folsom
O'Hore Sarah, widow, r. 134 Folsom, rear
O'Kaue Francis, expressman, SW cor California and
Montgomery, r. lllii Mission
O'Kane Frank, horsedealer, r. 48 Quinn
O'Kane J., lather, r. 13 Everett
O'Kane James, hsckdriver John O'Kane, r. 1408 Fol-
som
O'Kane James, sexton St. Joseph's Chiirch, r. 345
Shipley
O'Kane John, hackman, N 8 Market, bet Powell and
Mason, r. 1408 Folsom
O'Kane John, saddles and harness, 767 Market, r. 11'2 j
McAllister
O'Kane John R., office 80 Nevada Block, r. 346 First
O'Kaue Maurice, hackdriver, r. 1408 Folsom
O'Kane William, clerk Bernard Eeilly, r. 137 Shipley
O'Kane William D., bookkeeper John O'Kane, r. 1125
McAllister
O'Keefe Bridget, domestic 1715 Laguna
O'Keefe Catherine, widow, r. 313 Main
O'Keefe Cornelius, Draymen and Teamsters' Union.
35 Eddy
O'Keefe Daniel, longshoreman, r. 30 Silver
O'Keefe Daniel, machinehand D. A. Macdonald '
Co., r. 423 Stevenson
O'Keefe Daniel, superintendent Flanagan & Galla-
gher, r. -20 Fifth
O'Keefe David, driver Omnibus RR.,r. 952^4 Hnwar
O'Keefe David, teamster McCarthy & Eggleson, r.
Russell
O'Keefe David, wood and coal, 814 Folsom, r. 263 T.
hama
O'Keefe Dennis, molder Savage & Son, r. 263 Third
O'Keefe Dennis, sailinaker, r. 341 Tehama
O'Keefe Edward, speculator, r. ISO First
O'Keefe Eliza, widow, r. 915 Jackson
O'Keefe Ellen, domestic l^^is Steiner
O'Keefe Francis P., bartender William B. Dolan
O'Keefe Hannah, widow, janitress Ungraded Schoo:
r. 150 Eighth
O'Keefe Henry K., r. 725 Pine
O'Keefe James, hostler A. G. Roden, r. 1717 Sac.
O'Keefe James, porter Gustavus Pope, r. 551 Fii-st
O'Keefe John, carriagesmith Larkins & Co., r. ■-
Rausch
O'Keefe John, chief engineer Pacific Mail 8S. Co., i
236 Brannan
O'Keefe John, gardener, r. 1626 Broadway
O'Keefe John, laborer, r. 116^ Clara
O.Keefe John, laborer, r. 127 Shipley
O'Keefe John, laborer Presidio Reservation
O'Keefe John, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 12
Shipley
O'Keefe John E., clerk Schoenholz Brothers & Co., i .
265?^ Tehama
O'Keefe Josei)h, carbuilder Sutter St. RR., r. 11
Bourbin PI
O'Keefe Mary E., domestic 2110 California
O'Keefe Michael, bookkeeper, r. 323 Clementina
O'Keefe Patrick, bricklayer, r. 729 Clementina
O'Keefe Patrick, carjienter, r. 10 Garden -■■
O'Keefe Tessie, r. 915 Jackson ^^
O'Keefe Thomas, bellhanger Will & Finck
O'Keefe Thomas, helper Pioneer Iron Works, r. 67
Mission
O'Kecffe James, packer E. T. Anthony & Co., r. l^t'.
Shipley
O'KeetTe John, drayman Bryden & Hinckley, r. oi '
Natoma
O'Keefle Thomas J., bookkeeper New England Mutual (
Life Insurance Co., r. Oakland
O'Kelly Martin, liquor saloon, 1111 Howard, r. 7
Langton
O'Kelly Owen, hackman, r. 12 Second Av \
O'Laughlln Martin, policeman City Hall, r. 112s Tyler ■
O'Leary Bridget Mrs., chambermaid American Ex- |
change Hi tel j
O'Leary Cornelius, laborer, r. S s Valencia, nr Thir- '
tecnth
O'Leary Cornelius, waiter Occidental Hotel
O'Leary D., fireman Pacific Coast SS. Senator
O'Lciiry Daniel, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r. 24'
Seventh
O'Leary Daniel E., teamster Superintendent of
Streets, r. 1908 Ellis, rear
O'Leary David, r. 1002 Hyde
O'Leary Dennis, bootblack Jeremiah O'Leary, r. SW
cor Twenty-nintli and Church
O'Leary Dennis, shoemaker, r. 338 Minna
O'Leary Edward, shoemaker Armstrong & Wright
O'Leary Ellen, widow, r. 24 Lewis
O'Leary Fergus (Kane, O'Leary & Co.) r. Grand Hotel
O'Leary James, boarding and livery stable, 2113 Pine,
r. 2107 Pine
O'Leary James, editor S. F. Journal of Commerce, r.
1002 Hyde
O'Leary James, laborer Pacific Distillery, r. NW cor
Francisco and Fillmore
0'Le;iry James, stableman, r. 916 Jones
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O'Leary Jeremiah, bootblack, 327 Sausouie, r. SW cor
Twentj--nintli and Church
O'Leary Jeremiah, laborer, r. 412 Shipley, rear
O'Leary Jeremiah, tanner Charles Shufer.r. 11 Geneva
O'Leary Jeremiah, wooil and coal, 4 Harrison Av
O'Leary John, cooper, r. 13 Langton
O'Leary John D., insurance agent, r. G14 Jones
O'Leary John, maltster Empire Brewery, 420 Chestnut
O'Leary Julia, widow, r. 457 Jessie, rear
O'Leary Kate, domestic 1413 California
O'Leary Kate R. Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 1031 Market
O'Leary Margaret, widow, r. C14 Jones
O'Leary Mary, domestic 1118 Sutter
O'Leary Mary, domestic 1620 California
O'Leary Michael, laborer, r. 287 Union
O'Leary Patrick, r. Dominican Monastery, W s Steln-
er, bet Bush and Pine
O'Leary Patrick, housemover, r. 145ti Minna
O'Leary Patrick, laborer, r. 39 Jessie
O'Leary Timothy, r. 52 Jessie
O'Leary Timothy, hostler, r. 250 Clementina
O'Leary Timothy, laborer, r. 'lilH Tehama
O'Leary Timothy, shoemaker E. D. Nolan & Co., r.
3009 Mission
O'Leary William, boatman, r. Seventh Av, bet C and
D, Hunter's Point, South S. F.
O'Leary 'William, bookkeeper Stein, Simon & Co.. r.
108 Silver
O'Leon Charles, carpenter, r. SE cor Hartford and
Nineteenth
O'Linsky Patrick, seaman schr Caroline Dixon, r. 666
Harrison
O'Loglilen Audrew J., a&sistant secretary Board City
Hall Commissioners, r. 2ri3 Ootavia
O'Loughlen Nellie Miss, assistant South Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. 620 Sutter
O'Loughlin Elizabeth, widow, r. 7J4 Clementina
O'Loiighiin Michael L., engineer, r. 1506 J^ Polk
O'Mahoney Bridget M., domestic SW cor Jones and
Lombard
O'Mahoney J., salesman Keane Brothers, r. 2013
Howard
O'Mahoney John, nightwatchman City and County
Hospital
O'JIahoney Patrick, waiter Baldwin's Eestaurant, r.
418 Filbert
O'Malley Charles, hostler, r. NE cor Polk and Lomb.
O'Malley Charles, policeman City Hall, r. 219 Fair
Oaks
O'Malley Edward, woolsorter, r. 17 Jansen
O'Malley Ellen, domestic 2330 ■Washington
O'Malley Helen Miss, dressmaker, r. Fourteenth, bet
Folsora and Harrison
O'Malley James, carpenter, r. 616 Birch Av
O'Malley James J., machinist Union Iron 'Works, r.
963 Howard
O'Malley John, gasman Adelphi Theater, r. 149 Te-
hama
O'Malley John, laborer, r. 524 Linden Av
O'Malley John, nightwatchman Sea Wall
O'Malley John, teamster Empire Brewery, r. 164
Jessie
O'Malley Kate, chambermaid Grand Hotel
O'Mallev Kate Miss, dressmaker Mrs. S. Clow, r. 22
Zoe'
O'Malley Martin, cook, r. 3 King
O'Malley Mary Mrs., domestic SW cor Powell and
Bush
O'Malley Mattie Miss, domestic, r. 268 Clara
"O'Malley Michael J., tailor McDonald & Williams, r.
264 Minna
O'Malley Owen, teamster, r. 118 Perry
O'Malley Patrick, fruit and vegetables, 2146 Mission
O'Malley Patrick, laborer Cutting Packing Co.. r. 834
'Vallejo, rear
O'Malley Patrick, longshoreman, r. 22 Zoe
O'Malley Hose, widow, r. Fourteenth, bet Folsom and
Harrison
O'Malley Stephen, horscshoer Dunnigan & O'Dea, r.
2H7 Post
O'Malley Thomas, trimmer Thomas Golden, r, 6 Mar-
garet PI
O'Malley Thomas, upholsterer, r. 924 Natoma
O'Malley Thomas J., laborer, r. 90S Sansome
O'Mara Daniel, laborer, r. 16 Garden
O'Mara Mary, domestic 1807 Pine
O'Mara Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
O'Meara Edward, clerk Madison & Burke, r. 850 Fol-
som
O'Meara James, editor Daily and Weekly Examiner, r.
1522 Clay
O'Meara James D., r. 1709 Webster
O'Meara John, expressman, cor Front and California,
r. 226 Clara, rear
O'Meara Margaret, widow, r. 226 Clara, rear
O'Meara Mary, widow, r. 2116 Bush
O'Meara Michael, drayman Beale St. Wharf, r. 859
Folsom
O'Meara Michael, driver Robert F. Bunker, r. 1236
Bush
O'Meara Michael, expressman, r. 842 Harrison
O'Meara Philip, hostler Sutter St. RR., r. 3 Austin
O'Meara Richard, waiter City and County Hospital, r.
1033 Hampshire
O'Neal A.V. Mrs., r. 504 Eddy
O'Neal Anne, nurse 916 Van Ness Av
O'Neal Henry, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SE cor Six-
teenth and Columbia
O'Neal James, butcher, r. 7.55 Howard
O'Neal Martin, foreman Occidental Grain Warehouse,
r. 121 Silver
O'Neal Mary L. Mrs., assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 110 Jones
O'Neal Patrick, brakenian Sea Wall
O'Neal Philip G., hydrautman Corporation Yard S. F.
F. D., r. 110 Jones
O'Neal. See O'Neil and O'Neill
O'Neale William T., mine owner, 330 Pine, r. 713
Taylor
O'Neil A. E., r. 1203 Polk
O'Neil Alexander A., physician, and dean Uni-
versity of California, office 652 Washington, r. 301
Lombard
O'Neil Andrew, laborer, r. 246 Beale, rear
O'Neil Anne, widow, r. 15 Jansen
O'Neil Annie, domestic 202('j California
O'Neil Bridget, domestic SW cor Chestnut and Leav.
O'Neil Catherine, domestic 1413 Jones
O'Neil Charles, r. 14U3 Stockton
O'Neil Charles, laborer freight dept Central Pac. ER.
O'Neil Charles, tailor, 623 Merchant, r. 3 White
O'Neil Charles Jr., hackdriver Charles Dryer, r. 3
White
O'Neil Daniel (T. D. Sullivan & Co.) r. 836 Howard
O'Neil Daniel, laborer, r. 139 Shipley
O'Neil Daniel, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 19 J4
Bryant
O'Neil Daniel F., molder Union Iron Works, r. 719}-f
Natoma
O'Neil Daniel J., laborer, r. N s Waller, bet Webster
and Buchanan
O'Neil Dennis, machinist, r. 447 Fifth
O'Neil Dennis C, stonecutter, r. 447 Fifth
O'Neil Edward, pressman, r. 9 Rausch
O'Neil Edward, r. 814 Montgomery
O'Neil Edward, carpenter, r. Park Hotel
O'Neil Edward, hostler, r. 2 Maria
O'Neil Edward, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., and
extraman Engine N. 7, S. F. F. D., r. 710 Seven-
teenth
O'Neil Edward, stableman, r. 1616 Mission
O'Neil Edward, Stonecutters' Pro. Assn, 818 Howard
O'Neil Eliza, widow, r. 1'224 Folsom, rear
O'Neil Ellen, widow, r. 310 Jessie
O'Neil Eugene, contractor, r. SW cor Sanchez and
Dorland
O'Neil Eugene, laborer, r. 447,'^ First
O'Neil F. Mrs., janitress Lombard St. Piimary School
O'Neil Felix, cabinetmaker Jacob Strahle & Co.,r. NE
cor Market and Sanchez
O'Neil Felix, engineer, r. 54 Sacrameiito
O'Neil Frank, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 865Ji
Market
O'Neil George, bookkeeper, r. 604 Pine
O'Neil George H., shoemaker Levinsky Brothers, r. $
White
O'Neil George P., foundryman, r. 809 Twenty-fourth
O'Neil Hannah, domestic 633 Tyler
O'Neil Henri, shoemaker, r. 3 White
O'Neil Henry, laborer trcight dept Central Pac. RR.
O'Neil H. nry C, laborer S. F. Brass Works, r. 809
Twenty-fourth
O'Neil Houora, domestic 20 Fell
O'Neil J., laborer Superintendent of Streets
O'Neil James, laborer, r. Eleventh Av, bet N and P.,
South S. F.
O'Neil James, machinist 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 8 Na-
toma
O'Neil James, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
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O'Neil James, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
O'Neil James F., molder, r. NW cor Twentieth and
Florida
O'Niel James J., bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 809
Twenty-fourth
O'Neil Jeremiah D., clerk S. McAj-dle, r. cor Webster
and Waller
O'Neil Jeremiah T., painter, r. 1631 Mission
O'Neil Johanna, widow, r. S s Greenwich, bet Pierce
and Scott
O'Neil John, r. 504 Seventh
O'Neil John, clerk, r. 911 Howard
O'Neil John, coachman, r. 427 Tehama
O'Neil John, fireman stmr Oakland, Oakland Ferry, r.
224 Clara
O'Neil John, laborer, r. 16 Haggin
O'Neil John, laborer, r. 73 Tehama
O'Neil John, laborer, r. 726 Folsom
O'Neil John, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
O'Neil John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., and ex-
traman Engine No. 7, S. F. F. D., r. 556 Seven-
teenth
O'Neil John, lineman Cal. Electrical Works, r. 9 St.
Mary
O'Neil John, liquor saloon. NW cor Fifth Av andM,
South S. F., r. N s Sixth Av, bet L and M, South
S. F.
O'Neil John, long.shoreman, 322 Folsom
O'Neil John, painter, r. 236 Beale
O'Neil John, paver, r. 15 Tehama PI
O'Neil John, physician, oflice and r. 752 Folsom
O'Neil John, plumber John C. Plagemann, r. 3 White
O'Neil John, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
O'Neil John, seamau, r. G Hodges PI, nr Vallejo
O'Neil John, shoemaker S. W. Levy. r. 863 Market
O'Neil John, stevedore Chase & WoM
O'Neil John, storekeeper William Hellier, r. 95 How-
ard
O'Neil John, tailor David Jacob, r. .502 Pacific
O'Neil John, waiter U. S. Restaurant, r. 112 Broadway
O'Neil John J., waybill clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
4 Eddy PI
O'Neil John M., Inspector and district oflScer Custom
House, r. 29 South Park
O'Neil John M., plumber, r. 809 Twenty-fourth
O'Neil John T., machinist, r. 29 South Park
O'Neil Joseph, r. 1304 Montgomery
O'Neil Joseph, salesman Eagleson & Co., r. 235 Fifth
O'Neil Julia, domestic 8W cor Valencia and Seven-
teenth
O'Neil Juliette, widow, r. 210 Shotwell
O'Neil Kate, widow, r. 621 Second
O'Neil Lawrence, longshoreman, r. 914 Sansome
O'Neil M., laborer Superintendent of Streets
O'Neil Maggie Mrs., domestic 1622 Jackson
O'Neil IMary Miss, r. 845^ Clay, rear
O'Neil Mai-y, widow, r. 255 Beale
O'Neil Mary, domestic 119 Turk
O'Neil Michael, r. 809 Twenty-fourth
O'Neil Michael, fireman SS. Los Angeles, r. 511 Mission
O'Neil Michael, longshoreman, r. 13 Alta PI
O'Neil Michael, longshoreman, r. 412 Folsom, rear
O'Neil Michael, real-estate, r. 1631 Mission
O'Neil Michael, trunkmaker, r. 1050 Howard
O'Neil Michael Mrs., r. 44 Qumn, rear
O'Neil Michael J., liquor saloon, 314 Jackson, r. 301
Lombard
O'Neil Mollie Miss, cloakmaker Cal. Cloak and Suit
Manuf. Co., r. 2224 Post
O'Neil Morris, steward William Hellier, r. 327 Minna
O'Neil Moses, deckhand Central Pac. RR. stmr Tran-
sit, r. 26 Clarence PI
O'Neil Nora, domestic 217 Turk
O'Neil Owen, groom, r. 1309 Stockton
O'Neil Owen, proofreader Dewey & Co., r. 902J4 Fil-
bert
O'Neil Patrick, r. 636 Commercial
O'Neil Patrick, hogbutcher, r. SE cor Sixth Av and
M, South S. F.
O'Neil Patrick, hostler, r. 1110 Powell
O'Neil Patrick, laborer, r. E s Dolores, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
O'Neil Patrick, machinist Union Iron Works, r. S s
Thirtieth, bet yhurch and Sanchez
O'Neil Patrick, speculator, r. 915 Market
O'Neil Philip, waiter Fra7ik Enjhoff, r. 26 First
O'Neil Terrence, tailor, r. 3 White
O'Neil Thomas, carpenter, r. Idlfl Mission, rear
O'Neil Thomas, engineer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 306
Folsom
O'Neil Thomas, laborer, r. Montgomery's Hotel
O'Neil Thomas, livery stable, 1616 Mission, r. 1632
West Mission
O'Neil Thomas, marble cutter Charles Roche, r. 116
Freelon
O'Neil Thomas F., pressman W. T. Baggett & Co., r. 4
Eddy PI
O'Neil Timothy J., special ijoliceman. r. 504 Filbert
O'Neil William, laborer, r. 2224 Post
O'Neil William, longshoreman, r. 41 Clementina
O'Neil William F., gasfiit«r. r. 809 Twenty-fourth
O'Neil. See O'Neill, and O'Neal
O'Neill Annie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 815 Mission
O'Neill Bernard, boilermaker Risdonl. andL. Works,
r. 85 Everett
O'Neill Brothers (John and Patrick) grain and pro-
duce commission, 217 Davis
O'Neill C, seaman Pacific Mail SS. Colima
O'Neill Charles, carpenter, r. 280 Minna
O'Neill Charles, watchman Nevada Block, r. SW cor
Kanta Clara and Hampshire
O'Neill Cornelius, finisher Gilbert & Moore, r. 865 J4
Market
O'Neill Daniel, hostler, r. 1745 Union
O'Neill Daniel, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont.
O'Neill Dennis, plumber and gasfitter. r. 314 Minna
O'Neill Edward, bakery and stationery, 401 Geary
O'Neill Edward, contractor, r. 1313 O'Farrell
O'Neill Edward, molder Industrial Iron Works, r. 544
Howard
O'Neill Edward J., packer Strasburger Brothers, r.
34 Linden Av
O'Neill Ellen, widow, r. 235 Fifth
O'Neill Eugene, draftsman Union Iron Works, r.
West Oakland
O'Neill Francis (Brophy & O'Neill) r. 6.57 Willow Av
O'Neill Frank, driver James O'Neill, r. .533 Seventh
O'Neill Henry S., chimneysweep, r. E s Eagle, bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
O'Neill Hugh, carpenter, r. 1318 Dupont '
O'Neill Hugh, salesman Dnnphy & Hildreth, r. cor
Thirteenth and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
O'Neill Hugh H., hackdriver Richard D. Ledgett, r.
1123 Mission
O'Neill J., r. 636 Commercial
O'Neill James, actor Baldwin Theater, r. Arcade
House
O'Neill James, butcher J. Y. Wilson & Co., r. cor San-
ta Clara and Hampshire
O'Neill James, expressman, NEand SE corners Mont-
gomery and Sacramento
O'Neill James, fireman, r. 625 Davis
O'Neill James, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 3
Chesley
O'Neill James, prompter Baldwin Theater, r. Paris
House
O'Neill James, watchman Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. 533 Seventh
O'Neill J. B., salesman Martin J. Flavin, r. Ahlborn
House
O'Neill John, r. 13J<J Fifth Av
O'Neill John (O'Neill Brothers) and groceries and
liquors, 636 Minna
O'Neill John, bartender William Oawley, r. 147 Third
O'Neill John, blacksmith, r. Park House, NE cor
Twenty-fourth and Mission
O'Neill John, confectioner A. E. Swaln.r. 6 Willow Av
O'Neill John, hostler Fulton Livery Stables
O'Neill John, optician, 41 Fifth
O'Neill John, saloonkeeper, r. 340 Tehama
O'Neill John, teamster Nicholas Bichard, r. E s Bar-
tol, nr Broadway
O'Neill John L. (O'Neill & McHugh) and salesman
R. R. Rollins k Co., r. 121 Gilbert
O'Neill Joseph, miner, r. .547 Mission
O'Neill Joseph, liquor saloon. 124 Fourth, r. 347 Minna
O'Neill Joseph V. .salesman C. Meyer, r. 717 Vallejo
O'Neill Josephine Miss, boxmaker A. Waldstein, r.
3 Chesley
O'Neill J. P., coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
O'Neill Kate, domestic 716 Pine
O'Neill, Kennedy k Stuart (Thomas O'Neill, C. P.
Kennedy, and James Stuart) dry-goods, 875 Mar-
ket
O'Neill M., saddle and harnessmaker. 728 Fourth
O'Neill Margaret, widow, r. 928 McAllister
O'Neill Martin, blacksmith, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet
Dolores and Ohiirch
O'Neill Martin, blacksmith I. O. Gibeau & Brothers,
r. Park House, cor Twenty-fourth and Mission
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE. •?^aH?-^=^''. the optician.
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O'Neill Mary, domestic 38 Twelfth
O'Neill Michael, saleBmnn O'Neill Brothers, r. S 8
Twenty-filth, bet Dulorcs and Church
O'Neill Michael J., deputy Sheriff, r. 7 Rnss
O'Neill Nellie Miss, fusemaker Gal. Fuse Works
O'Neill Patrick, r. Ifi Alta PI
O'Neill Patrick (O'Neill Brothers) r. 8 B Twenty-fifth,
bet Dolores and Church
O'Neill Patrick, groceries and liquors, 23 Clara
O'Neill Klchard, capitalist, 71 Nevada Block, r. SW
cor Saiita Clara and Hampshire
O'Neill Robert, liqiior saloon, 1513 Larkin
O'Neill Terreuce F., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N B
Shasta, bet Maryland and Louisiana
O'Neill Theodore, painter, r. 928 McAllister
O'Neill Thomas (O'Neill, Kennedy & Stuart) r. 2215
Devisadero
O'Neill Thomas Rev., r. Dominican Monastery, Vf a
Steiuer, bet Pine and Bush
O'Neill Thomas, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 211 Minna
O'Neill William, tcaiiister, r. 14(i2 Greenwich
O'Neill & McHugh (John L. O'Neill and William Mc-
Hugh) house, jobbing, and express agents, 635
California, room 4
O'Neill. See O'Neal and O'Neil
O'Nial Joshua, bookkeeper The Hibemla Savings
and Loan Society, r. 331 Eddy
O'Regan Daniel, bootmaker, 71'J Davis
O'Resau Kate, domestic 23 Kausch
O'Regan Patrick, butcher, r. E s Eleventh At, bet P
and Q, South S. F.
O'Reilley John, laborer, r. 1919 Mason
O'Reilley Peter, policeman City Hall, r. 2225 Geary
O'Reilly Andrew, fireman tug Kate, r. 11 Tehama
O'Reilly Bernard, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N s
Sierra, bet Maryland and Louisiana
O'Reilly David, machinist, r. 33 Clarence PI
O'HeiU'y James, boot crimper, r. 24r> Third
O'Reilly James, expresBman, cor Ninth and Market, r.
173'2 Market
O'Reilly James, poultry and fish, 341 Fourth, r. 313
Fourth
O'Reilly James H., stevedore, r. 89 Chestnut
O'Reillj' Jeremiah, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. S s Twenty-eighth, bet Dolores and Church
O'Reilly Jeremiah, tanner Funcke & Co., r. Twelfth
Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
O'Reillv John, heater Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Cassius
Hotel
O'Reillv John K., painter, r. 2507 Larkin
O'Reilly John P. (O'Reilly & Pahlmann) r. 613 Pine
O'Reilly Joseph, boiler Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
132'23^ Harrison
O'Reilly Joseph, boilermaker Pacific Mail SS. Co.
O'Reilly Lizzie Mrs., janitress Broadway Grammar
School, r. 929 Jackson
O'Reilly Michael, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Cas-
sius Hotel
O'Reilly Michael, longshoreman, r. 304 Fremont
O'Reilly Michael J., clerk, r. 31 Clinton Park
O'Reilly Nellie, widow, r. 4 Glover
O'Reilly Patrick, baker, r. 1149 Howard
O'Reilly Patrick, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 33 Clarence PI
O'BeiUy Patrick, laborer, r. Twentieth, bet Harrison
and Folsom
O'Reilly Patrick, upholsterer Frank G. Edwards, r,
2516 Post
O'Reilly Patrick, wood and coal, 915 Post
O'Reilly Peter, boilermaker, r. 2 Byington
O'Reilly Philip, carpenter, r. cor Humboldt and Kan-
sas
O'Reilly Philip, laborer, r. 509 J4 Grove
O'Reilly Pierce S., r. 360 Seventeenth
O'Reilly Richard, laborer, r. cor Army and San Bruno
Road
O'Reilly Robert, r. 248 Tehama, rear
O'Reilly Sarah, widow, r. 740 Harrison
O'Reilly Thomas, bootmaker, and foreman Engine No.
10. S. F. F. D., r. 336 Sixth
O'Reilly Thomas, carpenter, r. 33 Rausch
O'Reilly Thomas, liquor saloon, cor Jessie and Second,
r. 53 Natoma
O'Reilly & Pahlmann (John P. O'Reilly and Rudolph
Pahlmann) liquor Baloon, NW cor Spring and
Summer
O'Rorke Patrick, horseshoer Isai Bibeau, r. N 8
Twenty-ninth, nr Dolores
O'Rorke William, coachman JiiliuB Bandmann, 614
Lombard
O'Rourke Agues, domestic 2102 Jackson
O'Rourke Ambrose, clerk C. H. Schieffer, r. 219 Tyler
O'Rourke Bartholomew, shoemaker, 606 MissiOD, r.
21^ Rubs
O'Rourke Bedelia, widow, groceries and liquors, 8W
cor Kearny and Union
O'Rourke Bernard, printer, r. SW cor Fifth and Fol-
som
O'Rourke Bridget, widow, r. 103G West Mission
O'Rourke Dennis, fireman SS. George W. Elder, Fol-
som St. Wharf
O'Rourke Dennis, seaman, r. 23G Beale
O'Rourke Edward, teamster, r. 120 Austin
O'Rourke Eliza Miss, r. 1509 Clay
O'Rourke James, painter, r. 527 Geary, rear
O'Rourke James, porter Harvey House, 807 California
O'Rourke James, turner George Howes & Co.
O'Rourke John, horstsboer, 215 Ellis, r. 921 Sutter
O'Rourke John, wheelwright John H. Toothaker, r.
120 Austin
O'Rourke John, woodturner Jesse & Drew, r. 913
Natoma
O'Rourke Maggie Miss, Bssistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 279 Jessie
O'Rourke Michael, carpenter, r. 739 Clementina
O'Rourke Patrick, carpenter, r. 120 Austin
O'Rourke Patrick, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Hampshire and Twenty-fifth
O'Rourke Patrick, longshoreman, r. 313 Folsom, rear
O'Rourke Patrick, trackman Central RR., r. 4 Bryant
Av
O'Rourke Peter, hackdriver, r. 1132 Columbia
O'Rourke Thomas, clerk Thomas Curran, r. 4 Bryant
Av
O'Roiu'ke Thomas, deckhand stmr Constance, Jack-
son St. Wharf
O'Rourke Thomas, laborer, r. 311 Seventh
O'Rourke Thomas, laborer freight dept Central Pac.
RR., r. 203^ Clinton
O'Rourke Thomas, paver, r. 120 Fourth
O'Rourke. See Rourke
O'ShaughneSsy Lawrence, packer Wangenheim, Stern-
heim & Co., r. 423 Bush
O'Shaughnessy Martin, clerk Dennis Geary, r. 249
Fremont
O'Shaughnessy W. Mrs., widow, r. NW cor Howard
and Eighth
O'Shaughnessy. See Shaughnessy
O'Sbay Daniel, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Cassius
Hotel
O'Shea Ann, widow, r. 7 Hunt
O'Shea Anna, widow, r. 508 Ji Fell
O'Shea Cornelius, butcher, r. SW cor Twenty-seventh
and Folsom, B. H.
O'Shea Daniel, peddler, r. SW cor Twenty-seventh
and Folsom. B. H.
O'Shea Edward, laborer, r. 323 J^ Minna
O'Shea Henry W., carpenter, r. 207 Linden Av
O'Shea James, hackmau, r. 154 Natoma
O'Shea John, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, r. 2
Boardman PI
O'Shea John J., salesman Keane Brothers, r. Ahlbom
House
O'Shea Julia Mrs., r. 2305 Octavia
O'Shea Maggie, domestic 429 Sixth
O'Shea Thomas, r. 300 Natoma
O'Shea Thomas, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
r. 2 Boardman PI
O'Shea Thomas, painter, r. 154 Natoma
O'Shea Thomas, waiter Miners' Restaurant, r. 518
Stevenson
O'Shea. See Shea
O'Sheahan Noro, laborer, r-. 24 Drumm
O'Sullivan Charles, cofl'ee and spice dealer, r. 9 HolUs
O'Sullivan Cornelius D., capitalist, r. SE cor BuBh
and Leavenworth
O'Sullivan Daniel, cook, NE cor Nevada and Nebraska
O'Sullivan Dennis, tailor James Bull, r. 21 Sherwood
PI
O'Sullivan Eugene, porter, r. 18 Sherwood PI
O'Sullivan George, clerk, r. 1143 Howard
O'Sullivan Honora E. Miss, fancy goods, 1222 Market
O'Sullivan James, lineman Gold and Stock Tel. Co.,
r. 1107 Stockton
O'Sullivan James J., foreman D. W. Emerson, r.
York, nr Twenty-second
O'Sullivan James P., brickmaeon, r. 1718 Jessie
O'Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1727 Market
O'Sullivan Jeremiah, peddler, r. 31 Crocker
O'Sullivan John, boilermaker, r. 75 Natoma
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O 'Sullivan John M., wines and liquors, 30 Montgom-
ery, r. G3G Mission
O'Sullivan Margaret, -widow, r. 314 >^ Ivy Av
O'Sullivan Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 314 H Ivy Av
O'Sullivan Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 314 J^ Ivy Av
O'Sullivan Michael, butcher, r. 307 Folsom
O'Sullivan Michael, shoecutter Gilbert Pringle, r.
2104 Devisadero i
O'Sullivan Michael J., bootblack Buss House |
O'Sullivan Michael J., liquor saloon, NE cor Larkin j
and Geary, r. 837 Geary
O'Sullivan Michapl T., carpenter, r. 19 Welsh
O'Sullivan M. M., janitor, r. 1218 Twenty-first
O'Sullivan Patri.k, barber, 1069 Howard
O'Sullivan Patrick, brickmason, r. 543 Stevenson
O'Sullivan Patrick D., liquor saloon, 1741 Mission
O'Sullivan Patrick J., clerk, r.l741 Mission
0'S\illivan P. E., superintendent O'Connor, Moflfatt &
Co., r. cor Columbia and Twenty-fourth
O'Sullivan Thomas T., salesman T. F. Byron, r. 1315
Stockton
O'Sullivan Timothy, fireman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
W s Kentucky, bet Mariposa and Solano
O'Sullivan. See Sullivan
O'Thello Charles, waiter stmr Enterprise, Washington
St. Wharf
O'Toole Alexander, painter Gumpertz & Spamer, r.
433 Jessie
O'Toole Coleman, longshoreman, r. N s Greenwich,
bet Sausoiue and Montgomery
O'Toole Daniel, bedmaker What Cheer House, r. Fair-
mount Tract, nr School House
O'Toole Dennis, engineer Hibernia Brewery, r. 1165
Howard
O'Toole Ella, domestic 830 Eddy
O'Toole Hugh, watchman Clay St. Hill RR., r. 1308
Jackson
O'Toole James, boot and shoemaker, r. W s Webster,
bet Lombard and Chestnut
O'Toole James, bricklayer, r. 15 Tehama
O'Toole James, deckhand stmr D. E. Knight, Green
St.Wharf
O'Toole James, laborer Bloch & Davidson, r. 1 Sher-
idan
O'Toole James, telegraph operator, r. 122 Olive Av
■ O'Toole Lawrence, carpenter, r. 209 Tenth
O'Toole Michael C, physician, office 11 St. Ann's
Building, r. Berkeley
O'Toole Patrick, laborer Potrero and B. V. RR., r. 624
Fourth
O'Toolo Rijse, domestic 1815 Mason
O'Toole. See Toole
O'Vaii Dyke J., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Oak Grove House, William Kayner prcptr, 938-946
Harrison
Oak Julius, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Cikes George T. P., laborer, r. New Washington Hotel
Oakes Thomas J., clerk L. & E. Emanuel, r. Sadowa,
nr Snn Miguel Station
Oakford Edward, r. l-S Prospect PI
Oakland aud San Francisco Daily Express, Williams
& Graham proptr.s, 28 Market
Oakland aud San Fr.mciseo Express, G. W. Anderson
& Co. proptriJ, 331 East
Oakland aud San Francisco Express, Samuel F.Tucker
proptr, 3 Market
Oakland Daily Evening Tribune, San Francisco Office
COli Montgomery, room 20
Oakland Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (Mono Co.,
Cal.) Abraham Ualsey secretary, 314 Montgomery
Oakland Dairy, J. W. Fititld proptr, 117 Eleventh
OakliiiKl Ferry, foot of Market
Oakland Ferry Parcel Deliviry Co., Robert A. Thain
& Co. proptrs, Oakland Ferry
OakLiud Gas Light Co., Joseph G. Eastland secretary,
San Francisco office (iOlj Montgomery, room 6
Oakland Gold Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.) Robert
D. Hopkins secretary, 240 Montgomery
Oakland Quick.silver Mining Co. (Sonoma Co., Cal.)
William W. Traylor secretary, 36 and 37 Nevada
Block
Oakland Water Front Co., B. B. Minor secretary, 44
Nevada Block
Oakley Aaron D., manuf rubber stamps, 712 Mont.
Oakley A. R.. r. 533 Kearny
Oakley Charles M., office 216 8ansome, r. 1006 Sutter
Oakley Edward D., clerk George J. Theobald & Co., r.
732 Shotwell
Oakley Gilbert H., mate stmr Ellen, Washington 8t.
Wharf
Oakley Isabella G. Miss, teacher Miss M. B. West, r.
1001 Sutter
Oakley John R., stevedore, r. 633 Commercial
Oakley Louie E. Miss, r. 29 Dui)ont
Oakley Oliver B., silverplater, 638 Market, r. Oakland
Oakley Peter E., office 119 Market, r 1913 Sacramento
Oakley Robert O., real-estate agent, 422 Montgomery,
r. Alameda
Oakley William, brickmason, r. 359 Eleventh
Oaksliett Ellen, widow, dressmaker, 339 Sixth
Oakwood J. E., painter, r. cor Moultrie and Crescent
Oates George, sbipcarpenter George F. Riley, r. New
Washington Hotel
Oates George, waiter, r. 28 First
Oates Thomas, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r. 122
Langton, rear
Oates Thomas, islumber John McLean, r. 1505 Fol.
Oates Timothy, carpenter Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Oatman Frank W., clerk, r. 732 Sutter
Oben Charles R., teamster J. P. Jones & Co., r. 1502
Howard
Obenauer George, barber, and baths, 39 Second, r.
2206 Pine
Obenauer George, clerk Charles E. Locke, r. 102
Eleventh
Obenauer Henry, shoemaker, 102 Eleventh
Obenauer John, shirtcutter Bullock & Jones, r. Ala-
meda
Obenauer William J., cigarmaker Aaron Meyer, r.
Alameda
Ober Benjamin P., bookkeeper Marcus C. Hawley &
Co., r. 110 Stockton
Ober Charles, pumpmaker, r. 41 Clinton
Ober Frank, bottler Boca Brewing Co., r. 41 Clinton
Ober M. k., solicitor L. De Ronceray & Co., r. Oak-
land
Ober Nicholas, butcher P. Flynn, r. 41 Clinton
Oberclad Joseph E., tanner, r. 202 Sixteenth
Oberf elder Brotliers <Sfc Co. (Tobias and Max
Oberfelderi wholesale wines and liquors, and
agents Amazon Distilling Co. (Covington, Ky.)
123 California, room 2
Oberfelder Max (Oberfelder Brothers & Co.) r. 1608
Post
Oberfelder Tobias (Oberfelder Brothers & Co.) r. 1608
Post
Oberg Gus, laborer South Pac. Coast RR.
Oberg John A., seaman, r. 415 East
Obt-rg Mi;rtin, deckhand stmr .Vmador, Oakland Ferry
Oberg Victor, shoemaker Kast ..>c Co., r. 5 AVetmoroPl
Oberg John A., clerk John lieagau, r. 817 Mission
Oberliart Edward, driver N. B. and Mission RR.
Obermeyer T. F. A. (Ritzau .t Obermeyer) r. 002
Mason
Oberbou John, laborer, r. 1104 Clay
Obcrson Mary Miss, r. 1104 Clay
Oberst Frank, laborer Southern Pac. RR.. r. SE cor
Fifteeuth and Columbia
Oberst William, turner J. G. H. Meyer, r. 360 Clem.
Obert Anton, miller, r. W s Potrero Av, bet Kl Dorado
aud Sixteenth
Obert Charles W., miller Capitol Mills, r. W s Potrero
Av, bet El Dorado aud Sixteenth
Oboy James, carpenter Southern Pac. RR.
Obradovich Pet r (BuUut & Co.) r. 100 )« Jackson
Obradovich Si)iro. restaurant, NW cor Clay aud Wash-
ington, r. 912 Washington
Obrock James, blacksmith D. R. McNeill & Co., r. 23
Seventh
Obrock John D., veterinary surgeon, 1324 Market, r.
1507^ Market
Obst Euiil, laborer, r. 4 Bryant Av
Obst Marx, clerk George Fogel, r. 10 Clay
Occident (Presbyterian weekly) Rev. Calvin A.
Poage publisher, 757 Market
Occident Correspondent Bureau, Garvin & Potter
proptrs, 315 Pine
Occident Livery and Sale Stables, John Gilfoy proptr,
608 Mission
Occideut Stable, A. Waters proptr, NW cor Polk aud
Gi;ary
Occident ul and Oriental Steamship Co.
W. W. Waddell superintendent, office cor First
aud Brannan, ticket office 2 New Montgomery
Occidental Club, 850 Mission
Occidental Consolidated Gravel Mining Co. (Tehama
Co. Cal.) J. J. Scrivner president, W. T. Smith
secretary, office 402 Montgomery, room 5
Occidental Foundry, Steiger & Kerr proptrs,
137 and 139 First
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Occidental lintel, Charles L. Witberbee luauagir,
Es Moutgo;m'ry, from Bush to Siittt-r
Occidental LauuJry, William O.FarnBWorth superiu-
tendent, N 8 Filbei-t, b^t Gough and Octavia
Occidental Lodgings, BIrs. H. Andrews proprittrese,
536 Market
Occidental Lumber Mills (Eureka, Humboldt Co.,
Cal.) McKay .S; Co. proptrs, 4 Culifornia
Occidental Mining Co. (Storey Co. ,Nev.) Alfred K.
Durbrow secrttary, 09 Nevada Block
Occidental Restaurant, Bergez & Klein jiroptrs, 536
Washington
Occitleiital Wool Depot, Ball & Julian proptrs,
N 8 Townsend, bet Fifth and Sixth
Ocean House School, San Miguel Road, ur Ocean
House Road
Ocean Side House, Tolosco Green propir, Ocean
Beach Road, 3 miles from Cliff House
Ocean View Riding and Driving Park, Cornelius Stagg
projitr, Ocean House Road, (i>6 miles from old
City Hall
Ochemal John, teamster, r. 37 Pacific
Ochoa Mariana, widow, r. 721 M Broadway, rear
Ochs Charles W., conductor Market St.' KR., r. 1581
Turk
Ochs Frederick, brewer National Brewery, r. SE cor
Fulton and SVebster
Ochs John, cooper Louis Chevalier, r. 810 Montgomery
Ochs Solomon, expressman, r. 1516 Steiner
Ockson Christian P., coachman Dauiil Callagliau, r.
S s Willow Av, nr Franklin
Oclare Thomas, tanner August Onen, r. S s Twenty-
ninth, bet Dolores and San Jose Av
Oda Catherine, widow, r. G18 Minna
Oda Michael W., upholsterer, r. G18 Minna
Oda Thomas M., shoemaker, r. G18 Minna
Odahl Emil, cook schr Fairy Queen, Battery St. Wharf
Odd Fellows' Building-, 323-327 Montgomery
Odd Fellows' Cemetery, S s Point Lobos Av,
a mile west of Lone Mountain
Odd Fello^vs' Cemetery Association, George
W. Roberts secretary, 32.5 Monlgomtry
Odd Fellcivs General Relief Committee, E.
W. Blaiiey president, A. W. Geuung secretary,
325 Montgomerj-
Odd Fello-»vs' Hall, 325 Montgomeiy
Odd Fellows' HaU Association, Cyril T. Pid-
well secretary, 325 Montgomery
Odd Fellows' iibrary, Geoige A. Carnes libra-
rian, 325 Montgomery
Odd Fello-ws' Mutual Aid Association, Dan-
iel McLaren s 'cretary, 325 Montgomery
Odd Fellows' Savings Bank, Martin Heller
pri'sideut, James Benson secretary, 238 Mont.
Odeli Emma, domestic Palace Hotel
Odell Nellie Miss, millinery, 104 Mason
Odell Walter L. (Odell k Pollack) r. 746 Howard
Odell k Pollack (W.ilter L. Odell and Robert Polhick)
carpenters and bnildirs, 068 Howard
Oden W. T., captain sloop J. McUlelland, Jackson St.
Wharf
Odermatt Frank, dentist, r. 30 Page
Oderraatt Louis, barber Louis Corriveau, r. 113 Geary
Odgers William, miner, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Odobez C. Mrs., dressmaker, 12 Seliua PI
Odobez Henry, stonecutter, r. 12 Selina PI
Odonwald J., r. 36 Clay
Odoi-less Excavating Apparatus Co. of San
Francisco, Datus E. Root xjresident, Frederick
W. Eaton secretary, 432 Kearny
Odoul August, liquor saloon, SW cor Fifth Av and L,
South S. F.
Odoul Eleanor, widow, r. Fifth Av, bet K and L, South
S. F.
Odoul William O.. butcher Jacob Schoeufeld, r. Fifth
Av, bet K and L, South S. F.
Odunker .\braham, merchant, r. 710 McAllister
Oechsle August, cabinetmaker, r. Thirteenth Av, nr
Railroad Av, South S..F.
Oechsle Frederick G., cabinetmaker, r. Twelfth Av,
nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Oechsle Stephen, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Oechslin William, laborer Neptune and Mermaid
Biiths, r. SE cor Beach and Larkin
Oeding Emma L., widow, dressmaker, r. 658 ]\Iiuna
Ceding William F., compositor, r. 658 Minna
Oefele William, bartender C. H. Schmidt, r. 626 Sac.
Oehlert Henry, cigars and tobacco, 146 Fourth
Oehlert Henry F., compositor, r. 146 Fourth
Oehlert. See Ohlert
Oehlmann William, r. 270 First
Oellrich Brothers (William and Theodore) fruits and
veg< tables, 60 Centre Market
Oellrich Theodore (Oellrich Brothers) r. 23 Beideman
Oellrich William (Oellrich Brothers) r. 17 Beideman
Oels Ernest, liquor saloon, SE cor Svitter and Cen-
tral Av
Oelund Bertha, widow, r. 252 M Tehama
Oolu ad Louis, carver Greflfc & Tanron, v. 2523^ Te-
hama
Oei'sen Matbias, carpenter, r. 611 Seventh
Oester Charles, manager S. F. Forge Co., 315 Mission,
r. 617 Linden Av
Oestermann Louis, candymaker, r. 13 Pearl
Oestermauu Louis Jr., clerk, r. 13 Pearl
Oesterreiclier Iiouls, real-estate agent, 137 Mont-
gomery, rcjoiu 4, r. 10 Hickory Av
Oesting Paul, clerk John A. Bauer, r. 101 J<i Post
Oesting William (Erzgrabcr & Oesting) r.l421 Mason
Oetjeugerdes Frederick, restaurant, 31 O'Farrell
Oetken William, bartender Ernest Luesmann, r. 220
Prospect PI
Oettl Alois, cook, r. 5 Anna
Oettl Julius, salesman Sherman, Hyde & Co., r. 139
Kearny
Oetzmann Emile, bookkeeper Poodle Dog Botisserie,
r. 1509 Geary
Oeverndiek Frederick, drayman G. Groezinger, r. 127
Olive Av
Oilen Jacob J., r. 421 Dupont
Ofl'enbaeher Christopher, waiter Schroth & Wester-
feld, r. 228 Kearny
Offenberg J. L., confectioner, r. 119 Ellis
Offenhauser Frederick, tailor Tiautuer Brothers, r.
315 Storkton
Offer William Rev., pastor A.M. E. Church, r. 1212
Pacific
Olfermau John, salesman, r. 223 Seventh, rear
Offerman Joseph, salesTnan Joseph Chadbourne, r.
NW cor Stockton and Vallejo
Oflfermau Mary, widow, dressmaker, r. 802 Broadway
OS'ermann Anna, domestic 1124 Eddy
Offermann C. H., groceries and liqiiors, NW cor Bush
and Dupont, r. 15 Harlan PI
Offermann George, clerk Blohm & Offermann, r. 1402
Folsom
Offermann William (Blohm k Offermann) r. 1402 Fol.
Offutt William H., sigupainter Brooke Brothers, r.
309 Minna
Ogdeu A. S. Mrs., widow, furnished rooms, 402 Hayes
Ogden BuUe Miss, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1501 Wash-
ington
Ogden Edgar F., clerk Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 1501 Wash-
ington
Ogden Edith P. Miss, r. 1501 Washington
Oydeu F. B., carpenter and builder, 435 Hayes, r.' 417
Hayes
Ogdeu Frank B., clerk Alfred A. Cohen, r. Oakland
Ogden Frederick, laborer, r.W 8 Montgomery Av, bet
Chustnut and Francisco
Ogden Richard L., capitalist, r. 30 South Park
Ogilby Leslie M., bookkeeper Adolph Feldschaw, r.
1527 Powell
Ogilby Robert E., artist, r. 803 Montgomery
Ogilvie F. M., porter Martin J. Flavin, r. 920 Jones
Ogilvie James R., teacher vocal music, 232 Sutter, r.
2215 Polk
Ogilvie Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1551 Market
Ogilvie John, expressman, SE cor Montgomery and
Sacramento, r. 920 Jones
Ogilvie Robert C, carpenter, r. 2737 California ■■~~.
Ogilvie Robertson, butcher, NE cor Ellis and Web-
ster, r. NW cor Green and Polk
Ogilvie \V. Y., St. Andrew's Society, 232 Sutter
Ogle John (Aiken & Ogle) r. SE cor Twenty-fourth
and Kansas
Oglesby James, stonecutter new City Hall
Oglesby James, workman assayer's dept U. S. Mint,
r. 1018 Pine
Oglesby Jennie Miss, r. 1018 Pine
Oglesby M. Ada Miss, assist;int Pine and Larkin St.
Primary School, r. 1018 Pine
Oglesby Robert S., brassflnisher Cal. Electrical Works,
r. 1018 Pine
Ogrea Olof. Cabinetmaker's Union, 912 Market
Ohales Frank, fislierman, Front St Wharf
Ohl Andrew (Becker & Ohl) r. 113 Sixth
Ohland John, with Swanberg & We^t, r. 969 Harrison
Ohlandt Henry (N. Olilandt & Co.) r. N s Sonoma, bet
Utah and Potrero Av
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Olilandt N. & Co. (Henry and Nicholas Ohlaiidt,
and John A. Buck) nianufs animal and willow
charcoal, and neatsfoot oil, E s Indiana, bet Ne-
vada and Yolo
Ohlandt Nicholas (N. Ohlnndt & Co.) r. N s Sonoma,
bet Utah and Potrero Av
Olilen Bdv^-ard, reutaurant, 212 Sansome, r. 1534
Clay
Ohlendock George, Beaman, r. 238 Steuart
Ohlerich Charles, salesman Stewart & Buckley, r. 820
Pacific
Ohlerich Christian, seaman, r. 129 Jackson
Ohlert Frederick, lavindryman, r. 11 Bernard
Ohlert John, bartender Henry Grimm, r. 11 Bernard
Ohlert Eegina, widow, laundress, r. 11 Bernard
Ohlert. See Oehlert
Ohlig August, ui)holsterer, r. 407 Stevenson
Ohlig Frank, bellman Lick House
Ohlsen Christian, r. 403 Spear
Ohlsen Christopher, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Ohlsen M.irtin, seaman schr Laura May
Ohlsen John, steward William Weston, r. 1)^ Tay
Ohlson John, wheelwright, r. Park House, NE cor
Tweuth-fourth and Mitision
Ohlson. See OJsuu, Olson and Olsson
Ohm Charles, speculator, r. 1231 Howard
Ohm Charles H., watchmaker Henry A. Calleuder, r.
800 Webster
Ohm Edward F., watchmaker and jeweler, 604 Mer-
chant, r. 217 Geary
Ohm Frederick A., bootmaker, 430 Folsom
Ohm Louis, steward, r. 747 Harrison
Ohman Charles, bootmaker John Sullivan, r. 13
Morey Alley
Ohman William, uiJholsterer M. Lachman & Co., r.
713 O'Farrell, rear
Ohmeis George E., woodturner Arthur McGuire, r.
72U Treat Av
Ohmen William H.. vertical engines, 51 Fremont, r.
S B Folsom, nr Twelfth
Ohmsen M., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Ohnimus Charles, bartender Woodward's Gardens, r.
(>34 Seventeenth
Ohnimus Henry, confectionery, Woodward's Gar-
dens, r. 634 Seventeenth
Ohnimus Louis, cabinetmaker Jacob Strahle & Co.,r.
634 Seventeenth
Ohnimus Louis J., coachman Edward Kennedy, r.
SW cor Twenty-third and Howard
Ohnstein Oscar, restaurant, 249 Fourth
OhranB Anile, domestic 419 Folsom
Ohrt Christian, cigars and tobacco, 515 Clay, r. 7 Har-
lan PI
Ojeda Jane I. Mrs., adjuster coiner's dept XJ, S. Mint,
r. 18 South Park
O. K. Foundry, W. S. Kay & Co. proptrs, 228 Main,
office 12 Market
Okell Charles J., bookkeeper Anglo-Californian Bank,
r. 822 Bush
Okell Charles H., lieutenant Underwriters' Fire Pa-
trol, SW cor Stevenson and Ecker
Okerblad Joseph, tanner Mission Tannery, r. SE cor
Eighteenth and Folsom
Okerlund Peter, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 325
Francisco
Olaf Peter, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Olafsou Hans, cook stmr Lizzie Theresa, Union St.
Wliarf
Olaga Santiago, candymaker, r. 3 Varennes
Olagnl Seriifin, bartender Cheri Bourjade, r. 1509
Dupont
Olau John, teamster J. Morton & Co.
Olanie Francois X., patternmaker William F. Bus-
well, r. East Oakland
Olbrach Jacob, watchman stmr Pride of the Elver,
Jackson St. Wharf
Olbrich John, laborer, r. 5 Washington
Olcese Francisco, Italian Beuev.Soc.,4'23 Washington
Olcese Giuseppe, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Olcese Lulgi, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Olcott Richard M., salesman, 205 Front, r. 506 Powell
Olcovlch Brothers, merchants (of Carson City, Nev.)
office 537 Market
Olcovich Dorcl, widow, r. 905 Market
Olcovlch Hermann (Olcovich Brothers, Carsou City,
Ncv.)r. 1941 Geary
Old Hickory Gold Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal.)
A. E. Ball secretary, 602 Montgomery
Old Ladies' Home (see Protestant Episcopal Church
Home Association) 1225 Market
Old Peoples' Home, Mrs. Charles Nelson president,
S s Francisco, bet Stockton and Powell
Old Saucelito Laud and Dry Dock Co., J. H. Sayre sec-
retary, 330 Pine, room 36
Old Turn Verein Hall. 620 Bush
Oldelehr John G., with Philip, Speyer & Co., r. Oak-
land
Olden William, match factory, 424 Valencia, r. Oak-
land
Oldeuschlager John, r. 207 Post
Older Herbert, compositor John H. Carmany & Co., r.
528 )i Valencia
Oldneld Charles, clerk Pope & Talbot, r. Oakland
Oldham Mary Mrs., teacher music, r. 672 Mission
Oldham Theresa A. Miss, r. S 8 (726) Sixteenth, bet
Folsom and Shotwell
Oldricks John, mate schr Mose, Humboldt Wharf
Olds Charles D., capitalist, r. 1620 Washington
Olds John, laborer, r. Fifth Av, bet L and M, South
S. F.
Oleritk Christian, seaman schr Arthur, r. Keystone
House
Oles John W., blacksmith, W s San Bruno Boad, nr
Silver Av
Olevas Nicolas, pantryman stmr State of California.
Broadway Wharf
Olibares Leonardo, porter Wiebe & Strchl.r. 60 Annie
Olifou William, waiter Marlborough House
Olin Anson S., livery stable keeper, r. 2613 Sutter
Oliphant D. Duncan, bookkeeper Cal. Silk Msnuf.
Co., r. 611 Hyde
Oliphant Robert, foreman blacksmith Pac. Rolling
Mill, r. 22 Frederick
Olivii Bastinio, bootblack Frank E. Briseno, r. 1528
Dupont
Oliva Emanuel, r. SE cor Bay and Mason
Oliva Giovanni, bookkeeper, r. 911 Vallejo
Oliva Giovanni, laborer, r. 1618 Stockton, rear
Oliva Louis, vegetables, 40 Colombo Market
Oliva Sebastiano, Italian Benev. Soc, 4'23 Washington
Oliva Teresa, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Oliver Adam, billiard room Occidental Hotel
Oliver Adam, teamster, r. 919 Union
Oliver Alexander, r. 325)^ Geary
Oliver Bartliolonie^v P., real-estate agent, 531
California, r. 317 Franklin
Oliver Charles P., cook, r. 719 Vallejo
Oliver David, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 2311
California
Oliver David Jr., bookkeeper Billings, Harbourne &
Co., r. 2:U1 California
Oliver Denis J., capitalist, r. SE cor Pine and Mason
Oliver Elizabeth Mrs., r. 1226 Market
Oliver Frank, seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of Sydney
Oliver Frank B., clerk E. Detrick A: Co., r. 77 Natoma
Oliver George, captain schr Mary Gould, Third-St.
Wharf
Oliver George, coslpasser Pacific Mail SS. City of
New York
Oliver George, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Oliver Henry, wood engraver, 535 Clay, r. 1626 Devis-
adero
Oliver J. A., r. 520 Bush
Oliver J. B. Mrs., widow, r. 317 Franklin
Oliver J. L., captain bark General Cobb, r. 43 Stan-
ly PI
Oliver John B., clerk B. P. Oliver, r. 317 Franklin
Oliver Joseph, waiter 737 Market, r. 357 Clementina
Oliver Leonard B., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 433 Union
Oliver Louis, gardener, W 6 Sanchez, bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth
Oliver Mary A., widow, nurse, r. 343 Shipley
Oliver Mining Co. (ElDorado Co., Cal.) Charles A.
Sankey secietai-y, 331 Montgomery, room 14
Oliver Peter, seaman bark Cyane, Brannan St.Wharf
Oliver Robert, diamondselter A. Hirschman, r. 2007
Mason
Oliver William, porter H. Dutard, r. 8 Clinton
Oliver William F., designer and wood engraver, 635
Clay, r. Oakland
Oliver William G., bookkeeper, r. 2242 Howard
Oliver William I^ettg, mining secretary, 828
Montgomery, room 13, r. 2318 California
Olivia Charles, laborer SeaWall
Olivia John, laborer SeaWall
Olivieri Francisco, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Olivirri Isabella, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Ollendorf Henry, third cook 88. Newborn, Folsom
St.Wharf
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OUlver Anton, milker, r. Lombard, bet Polk and Van
Ness Av
Olliver Willis, \vaitcr A. E. Swain, r. 600 Howard
OlUver Lt^onio, widow, laundress, 1127 Cl«y, r. 121
Virginia
OllricU J., laborer American Sugar Refinery
Olleen Josiah, helper David Bush, r. 525 Fulton
Oilman William, r. 270 First
Olnier Thomas, waiter stnir Yosemit*, Market St.
Wbarf
Olmo A., bartender, r. 31 Hinckley
Olmo Antoiiio, maiblepolisher L. R. Myers, r. 1306
Dupout
Olmstead Emory, r. 18 Prospect PI
Olmetead James M., lumber surveyor, Pier 10 Steuart,
r. Oskl.-iiid
Olmstead Lewie, carpenter, r. 2510 Stelner
Olmstead Ratbacl T. Mrs., newspaper correspondent,
r. 135 Post, rear
Olmstead William E., student Heald's Business Col^
lege. r. 8il Mission
Olmstead Thomas D., clerk M. E. Sperling & Co., r.
405 0'F.irrcll
Olmsted 3. E., mining, 331 Monteomery, room 8
Olmsted Stella L. Miss, r. 226 Shotwell
Olney Charles D., clerk Exchequer Minins; Co., r.
Oakland
Olney Fred., r. 8 Dupont
Olney Warren (Robineon, Olney & Byrne) attorney at
law, 310 Pine, rooms 35-41, r. Oakland
Olpherts Robert, r. 155 Minna
Olqultt John, blacksmith, r. Pixley. bet Fillmore and
Webster
Olsen A., waiter Grand Hctel
Olst-u Adolph, bartender Korth Pacific Hotel, NE cor
Jackson and Drumm
Olsen Andrew, brassfouuder William T. Garratt, r.
29 Ji Fifth Av
Olsen Andrew, clerk F. H. Von der Leith, r. 742
Broadway
Olsen Andrew, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW
cor Bryant and Eighth
Olsen Andrew, seaman, r. 30 Clay *
Olsen Anton, seaman, r. 132 Steuart
Olsen August, seaman, r. N 'rth Pacific Hotel
Olsen August, seaman, r.2::8 Steuart
Olsen Bernard, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Olsen C. piiedriver. r. 19 Mipsion Av
Olsen Charles, seaman, r. 109 Vallejo
Olsen Charles, seaman, r. 2;J8 Steuart
Olsen Ciiarles, seaman schr Oce'kn Spray, Beale St.
Wharf
Olstn Charles E., bricklayer, r. 2303 Taylor
OlBfn Charles F.. laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 848
Folsoiu
Olsen Chris. (Olsen & Wall) r. NW cor Kearny and
Montgomery Av
Olsen Christ., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Olsen Christian. co"k, r. 506 Folsom
Olsen Chribtian E., seaman, r. Keystone House
Olsen Christopher, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Olsen C. J. Mrs., r. 704)^ Mission
Olsen C. Louis, trimmer Toklas, Brown k Co., r. 429
Oak
Olsen Dora, domestic 842 Valencia
Olsen Edward, seaman schr Excelsior, Mission St.
Wharf
Olsen Elias, engineer, r. 260 First
Olsen Elisf, houseketper 1410 Leavenworth
Olsen Emile, lithographic printer William T. Gallo-
way, r. 159 Lombard
Olsen Erick, machinist Savage & Son, r. 62'^ Ship-
ley
Olsen F., r. Prescott House
Olsen Fred., butcher Alfred W. Morgenstem, r. 39
South Park
Olsen Frederick, cook Augustus Volz, r. 109 Third
Olsen Frederick, cooper, r. 418 Broadway
Olsen Gast, laborer R. J. Techau, r. 411 tfansome
Olsen George, laundryman La Grande Laundry
Olsen Gustav, cook Schroeder & Saengtr, r. 425 East
Olsen Gustave, seaman schr Murguirita, Jackson St.
Wharf
Olsen Gustave 8., porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co.,
r. 2527 Post
Olsen GustavuB, blacksmith, r. 109 William
Olsen Hans, Eeaman schr Jostpbine, Jackson St.
Wharf
Olsen Hans C. (Olsen k, Cunniff) r. SW cor Potter
and Market
Olsen HansC, driver L. J. Ewell, r. SE cor Vermont
aud Nevada
Olsen Hans C, groceries and liquors, NE cor Eigh-
teenth and Dolores
Oleeu Hans C, seaman schr Squlbob.r. Oakland
Olsen H. C, boatman Remillard Brick Co., Pacific St.
Wharf
0!seu U. D., Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Market
Olsen Heury, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Olsen Henry, housemcver. r. 923 J4 Folsom
Olsen Henry, mate schr Eustace, Spear St. Wharf
Olsea Henry B., machineiiand Phineas Haskell, r.
S13 Jackson
Olsen H. S., cabinetmaker.s' Union, 912 Market
Olsen Hulda, domestic 215 Turk
Olseu Isa.ac, captain schr War Eagle, Fourth St.
Wharf
OlSf-n J.,r. 36 Clay
Olsen Jacob, fisherman, r. E s Baker, bet Tonquin
and Lewis
Olsen Jarob, laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.,
r. 530 Third
Olsen James, captain schr Salamander, Fourth St.
Wharf
Olsen John (Olsen Jfc Petersen) r. 102 Spesr
Olsen John. but*her, r. 12 Wa.-hington Av
Olsen John, butclier M. Gr.-.dwohl & Co,
Olsen John, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Olsen John, seamau, r. North Pacific Hotel
Olsen Jcjhu, seaman, r. 19 Freelou
Olsen Joliu, penman stmr Humboldt, Jackson St.
Wharf
Olsen .John P. (Johnson S: Olsen) r. Oakland
Olsen Knud, machinist Eagle Brass and Bell Found-
ry, r. 23 Alta PI
Olsen Larnes, seaman, r. 2.i8 Steuart
Olsen Lawrence, helper Thomson & Evans.r. 260 First
Olsen Lottie, domestic 2.51 1 Secramtnto
Olsen Louis, seumfin, r. 104 Sutter
Olsen Martin, cabinetmaker, r. 433 Clementina
Olsen Martin, expressman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Olsen Martin, groceries and liquors, NW cor Mont-
goinery and Greenwich
Olsen Martin, seaman, r. 127 J.%ckscn
Olsen Martin, seaman, r. 2'^8 Steuart
Olsun Ma tin, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Olsen Martin, seaman, r. 2015 Powell
Olsen Miatin, seaman sehr Andrew Jackson, Cnion
St.Wharf
Olsen Mary Mrs., stewardess stmr Aneon.r. Ss Jessie,
nr Fifth
Olsen Mathilda, domestic 2109 Mason
Olsen Matthias, mate schr Ida Florence, r. 1318^4 Na-
toma
Olsen Mat' bias, seaman, r. 9 Paeific
Olsen Michael, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Olsen Moritz, seaman, r. 119 Ja kson
Olsen Nil hnlas, stesvi.rd. r. 4 > Sacramento
Olsen Niels, muster iiiariucr, r. 3)4 Crook
Olsen Ole. docbhaud stiur Pride of tho River, Jac!c-
8on St.Wharf
01s(n Ole, engineer Merchants' Dry Dock, r. S 8 Lora-
burd, bet Kearny and MongOMicry
Ol8( u Ole, longshoiema*), r. (>26 Brauuan
Olsen Ole, painter Thomas D )wniiig, r. 252 Clara
Olsen Ole, seaman, r. 1 i4 Steuart
Olsen Ole, seamaii schr Arab, V'olsom St. Wharf
Olsen Ole, teamster, r. SE cor Sacramento aud Brod-
erlck
Olsen Olof H., cooper William H. Car), r. N 8 Pa-
cific, nr Dupout
Olsen Otto, cooper Ole Madsen
Olsen Otto, laborer, r. S s Fifth Av, nr L, South 8. F.
Olsvin P. A., seam; n, r. 10 Berry
Olsen Peter, captain schr Anna Mathllde, Folsom St.
Wharf
Olson Peter, seaman, r. N'lrfh Pacific Hotel
Oisen Peter, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Olsen Peter, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Olsen Peter, seaman schr AnierlCHn Girl, Howard Bt.
Wharf
Olseu Robert, seaman echr Etiphemla, liidia Dock
Olsen Robert L.. expressman. SW cor Third ati-! Fol-
som, r. N 6 Kansas, bet Hnmb' hit and Nevada
Olsen Siimuel, se.'inii'.n, r. 37 Picitic
Olsen Samuc 1 secund engineer ttinr Enterprise, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Olsen Samuel, sfeimun, r. 37 Pacific
Olsen Samuel, seamL'U schr Maggie V. Hartmann, r.
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Olsen Swen, seaman schr Anna Matbilde, Folsom St.
Wharf
Olsen Telef , carpenter, r. 732 Folsom
Olsen Theodore, seaman, r. NE cor Howard and Spear
Olsen Thomas, expressman, 8W cor Jackson and i
East, r. 1 Jaikson I
Olsen Thomas, laborer, r. NE cor Vallejo and Front j
Olsen L'lla, expressman, r. 134 Dolores I
Olsen William, captain schr J. N. Ingalls, r. 2214
Miison
Olsen & Cunniflf (Hans C. Olsen and William CunniflT)
livestock yard, SW cor Potter and Market
Olsen & Ptterseu (John' Olsen and Peter Petersen)
restaurant, 102 Spear
Olsen & Wall (Chris. Olsen and A. Wall) liquor sa-
loon, NW cor Kearny and Mont omery Av
Olson Andrew R., tailor, r. 503 Union
Olson Catherine, widow, r. 432 Seventh, rear
Olson Charles, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 106
Clinton
Olson Ferdinand C , laborer, r. 848 Folsom
Olson F. L., seaman, r. 10 Berry
Olson Gustav, cooper, 4 Oregon, r. 2004 Leavenworth
Olson Jacob, laborer N. B. and Mission RR., r. 6C8
Bryant, bet Fifth and Sixth
Olson Johan, laborer Cal Sugar Refinery, r. 502 Ninth
Olson John, captain schr John Lambert, Larue's
Wharf
Olson John, carpenter, r. 141 Fifth
Olson John E., liquor saloon, E s Battery, bet Union
and Filbert
Olson Lara, carpenter J. H. Mclnnls, r. 813 Larkin
Olson Louis, master mariner, r. 1210 Twenty-Jirbt
Olson Martin, seaman schr Letitia, r. North Pacific
Hotel
Olson Nels, seaman, r. 3 Berry
Olson Ntttie, domestic 2023 California
Olson Peter, second mate schr Twilight, Beale St.
Wharf
Olson Swen, miner, r. 435 Bush
Olson Tobias, ttevedore, r. 29)4 Oak Grove av, rear
Olson. See Olsen, Ohlson, and Olsson
Olssen August, laborer A. C. Freest', r. 336 Bryant
Olsson Bcttie, domestic 610 Leavenworth
OlBSon John (Pttcrsen & Ol.'ison) r. 1419 Polk
Olsson John Mrs., milliner, 1419 Polk
Olsson Orlof G., tailor, r. 2 Delta PI
Oltart M. G. C, clerk Bt 11 & Co.. r. 15 Rincon PI
Oilman J. Edwin, tailor, r. 110 William
Olwell James, contra^^^tor, r. i>23 Valencia
OlweU James P., compositor Examiner, r. 413 Union
Olwell William G., messenger Health Ofiace, r. 1617
Mason
Olympian (The) Harry R. Murray publisher, 419 Sac.
Olympic Building, 119 Post
Olympic Club, William S. Lawton superintend-
ent, rooms 119 Post
Olympic Lodging House, Hardy H. Ralston proprie-
tor. 904 Kearuy
Osnan Charles, longshoreman, r. 1124 >^ Harrison, rear
Oman Charles, seamiin, r. North Pacific Hotel
Omen Henry, machini.--t, r. 18 Lsia
Omey Charles, drayman, r. 323?^ Third
Omey George W., teamster Drake & Emerson, r. 1008
Powell ■
Oaimein Bernard, cook, r. 264 Jessie
Ommuud Chri.s, seaman, r. MO Battery
Omnibus Rallvond Co., William S. Mason
manager and sccret.iry, 727 Howard
On Tai Insurance Co. (mariui') of Hong Kong, Lai
Hiug Lung k Co., general agents, 729 Comuiercial
OiKlerdonk Aiidretv, civil engineer, and con-
traetor, IS Nevada Block, r. 2010 Jackson
Oudt-rdoiik John R., superintendent Sea Wall, r. 2010
J.ai'kson
Oupida -Uiuiug Co. (.\niador Co., Cal.) Hyman P.
Bush secretary, 27 Menhaui's Exchange
Oneita James, carpenter, r. Ws Mis><lon,nr St. Mary's
College
Onen August, tannery, 8E cor Twenty-uiuth and
D'dores
Oiiesti Giacomo, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Onenti Giusepi)e (Onesti & Connor) r. 930 Broadway
Ouesti Maria, Italian Bencv. Sue, 4"23 Washington
Onesti «Si Connor (Giuseppe Ouesti and John
Connor) fruit, and produce commission, 501 and
503 Sausome
Oneto Andrew, fruits and vegetables, 240 !< Fifth
Oneto Antonia, Italian Beuev. Soc, 423 Washington
Oneto Domenico, Italian Benev. Soc, 4'23 Washington
Oueto Giuseppe, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Ong Jackson W. .carpenter bea Wall.r. 2o0 San Jose At
Onnert Adam, butcher E. & H. Moffat, r. First Avenue
Exchange Hotel, South S. F.
Ono Hall, 1!S83 and 1885 Mission
Onsen Orms, seaman, r. 238 Steuart ,
Onslow George, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Onsteiu E. Miss, r. 9 Taylor
Ontario Mining Co. (Utah Ter.) J. King Goodrich
secretary, 49 Nevada Block
Ontiveras Natividad, dressmaker, r. 25 Hinckley
Ontiveras Luciana, dreesmnker, r. 25 Hinckby
Outiveros Jesus, cook Bomulo Luna, r. 1332 Dupont
Ontresen Paul, baker Joseph Meyer, r. 617 Post
Onyon Isaac, storekeeper quartermaster's dept U . 8.
A., r. 44) Fifth
Opdyke Nellie Miss, operator Buckingham & HecLt, r.
31 Linden Av
Opdyl^e Peter, shoemaker, r. 31 Linden Av
Openshaw Alice, widow, lodgings, NW cor Mission
and Steuart
Openshaw James H.,lettercarrier WellSj Fargo & Co.,
r. NW cor Mission and Steuart
Openshaw Squire, lather, r. 242 Langton
Ophir Consolidated Mill and Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.) J. J. Applfgate secretary, 320 Sansome,
room 26
Ophir Silver Alining Co. (Storey Co., Nevada)
Charles L. McCoy secretarj-, 203 Bu.^h, rofim 9
Opitz Beruhard, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Opitz Frederick W.,. blacksmith, r. 310 Waller
Oppenhtim Christian, clerk, r. 1124 Taylor
Oppenheim Edward, barber Edward Kelly, r. 144
Shipley
Oppenheim Herman, S. F. Baeckor Verein, 413 Sutter
Oppenheim Isadore, tailor, r. 228 Grove
Oppenheim John, stockbroker, 313 Montgomery, r. 312
Grove
Oppenheim J. S., merchant tailor, 413 Kearny, r.
Alameda
Oppenheim Philip, clerk, r. 10 Bond
Oppenheim Robert(Oppenheim & Stieber) r. 306 Hyde
Oppenheim Solomon, salesman, r. 410 Laguna
Oppenheim Solomon B., tailor J. S. Oppenheim, r.
1004 Larkin
Oppenheim & Stieber (Robert Oppenheim and Daniel
Stieber) barbers, 12 Sixth
Oppenheimer Arthur, salesman, r. 610 Buchanan
Oppenheimer Benjamin, clerk Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 010 Buchanan
Oppenl:eimer Benjamin, crockery and glassware, 937
Market
Oppenheimer Charles (Porter, Oppenheimer, Sless-
inger & Co.) r. 9'J9 Polk
Oppenheimer David Mrs., r. Nucleus House
Oppenheimer Elias, market, NE cor Grove and Oc-
tavia
Oppenheimer Emil, bookkeeper Oppenheimer &
Broth^-r, r. 1116 Sutter
Oppenheimer Harry, barber Benjamin Asch, r. 433
Clementina
Oppenheimer Henry (Oppenheimer & Brother) r.
1110 Sutter
Oppenheimer Isaac (Neustadter Brothers) r. New York
Oppenheimer Isaac, butcher Grand Western Market,
r. 1210 V. Larkin, rear
Oppeuheiiutr Isaac, peddler, r. 937 Market
Oppenheimer Ivan, hides and leather, 45 Clay, r. 804
Geary
Oppenheimer Joseph L. (Oppenheimer 4: Salinger) r.
9:J5 Pcist
Oppenheimer Julius, cook, r. 443 Clementina
Oppenheimer Leon, clerk, r. 610 Buchanan
Oi>penheimer Meyer, coal .Tgeiit, r. f)10 Buchanan
Ojipenheimer Moses, clerk, r. 010 Buchanan
Oppenheimer Simon, bookkeeiier M. Gradwohl a: >. o. ,
r. 1922 Pine
Oppenheimer Solomon, satesuian, r. 610 Buchanan
Oppenheimer ^v Brother (Henry Oi'penhcimer and
Lewis Goodma*n) importers cigars and tobacco,
NE cor Front and California
Ojipenheimer & Salinger (Joseph L. Oppenheimer
and William W. Salinger) money brokers, 4'22
Mout„'omery
Oppcrmanu Christian, S. F. Musical Fund Soc, 539
California
Oppermann E. F., carpenter, r. N s Alemany, bet Do-
lores and Church
Oppermann Richard, salesnian Albert Ritter, r. 5 Mai-
den Lane
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, ""^Sr.o.Wena-L'^illn.oreStrert
J. MACOONOUGH,
OIPORTER OP AND DEALER IN COAL, AND PIG lUON,
41 Market Street, corner Spear.
OPP
707
ORT
Oppizzi Pietro, bartendor Ticino Hotel, r. S18 Pacific
Ora John, laborer Selby Smeltiug and Lt-ad Works, r.
638 Green
Oram Charles, extraman Hose No. 2, S. F. F. D., r.
181» Post
Oram Charles, plumber Charles W. Smith, r. 1418
Geary
Oram Juhn, messenger Light Houbb Department, 120
Sutter, room 28, r. Oakland
Oramas Theodore, cigars and tobacco, NE cor Market
and Front, and junction Market and Eddy, r. 18
Prospect PI
Orasali John, r. 619 Bay
Orchard Louise C, widow, r. 416 Natoma
Orchard Thomas Jr., head clerk U. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. Oakland
Orchase Joseph, vegetable peddler, r. N a Montgom-
ery Av, bet Francisco and Bay
Orcier Alexandre, laundry, 42t; Broadway
Orcutt William C.bootlinisher Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessiuger *: Co., r. SliiJ* O'FarrtU
Ord James L., phy.-ician, office and r. 606 Montgom-
ery, room 45
Ordano Thomas, r. 539 Washington
Ordeustfin Louis, clerk Ordenstein & Co., r. 513 Post
Ordenstein Max(0rdeu8tpiu & Co.) r. 513 Post
Ordenstein <fc Co. (Max Ordenstein and C. W.
Craig) manufs cighra and tobaci-o, and agents
patt-nt cigjir moulds, 306 and .308 Bat'ery
OrdwayAbram H., laborer Cutting Packing Co., r. 8
Boardman
Ordway Adelia Mrs., r. 23 Ellis
Orea Mariano, cook, r. 811 Pacific
Oregon City Woolen Mills, Brown Brothers & Co.
agents, 24 Sansome
Oregon Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co.
(Storey Co., Nev.) David Wilder secretary, 328
Montgomery, room 21
Oregon House, John De Yongepropfr, 238 Steuart
Oregon Lodging House, Dennis Feely proptr, S41
Commercial
Oregon State Board of Immigration, John E. Shep-
hard commissioner, 501 Battery
Oregon Steamship Co. , H. Vlllard president,
K. Van Ot rendoip agent, 210 Battery
Oregon Steiitnsliip Landing, foot Folsom
Oregon Stock and Butcltering Co., Caleb
H. Johnson managcT, wholesale butchers. First
Av, South S. F., office 3:31 Montgomery, room 24
Orelli Isidore, painter Silvestri Orelll, r. 528 Bdwy.
Orelli Silvestri, sign and fresco painter, 528 Broadway
Oren Niels, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Orena Orestes J., clerk Sidney L. Johnson, r. 427 Bush
Orendain Virginia Miss. r. 1.509 Dupont
Oresolio Giovanni, driver D. Giovaunini, r. 81C Pa-
cific
Orfila P. v.. barber and wigmnker. 238 Kearny, r. W s
P.dk, bet Sutter and Post
Orford Robert (Degan & Orford) and proptr St. James
House, 90ii Maiktt
Organ F., r. 630 Commercial
Orient Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) Victor Ferubach
secretary, 9 and 10 S? F. Stock Exih.tuge Building
Oriental Bonded and Free AVarehouses,
Pool .t Haitis proptra, cor First and Braunau
Oriental Box Factory, A. J. Barnes agent, SW cor
Townsend and Japan
Oriental Consolidated Alining Co. (Sierra Co., Cal.)
Henry C. Hiuman socretiiry, 411 California
Oriental Dock , Pool & Harris proptr, cor First and
Braunau
Oriental Hotel, Leoni Jung proptr, SW cor Washing-
ton and Drnmm
Oriental Tea Co. (E. J. Bumh.-)m and -j. W.
Lynch) 32a and .325 Sixth, aud 1134-1138 Market
Original .\.mador Mining Co. (.\m:idor Co., Cal.) of-
fice 320 Sanaome, room 6
Original Empire Mill and Jliuing Co. (Grass Valley,
Cal.) D. A. Jennings secretary, 401 California,
room 4
Original Gold Hill Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey
Co., Nev.) W. M. Helman secretary, 309 Califor-
nia, room 14
Original Hidden Treasure Mining Co. (White Pine,
Nev.) D. A. Jennings secretary, 401 Cal., room 4
Original Key8t<me Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.) F. E. Luty secretary, 330 Pine, room 5
Orjubin Frank M., proptr Pioneer Dyeing and Steam
Blanket Cleaning Establishment, 603 Montgomery
Av
Orkwitz Hiury, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother,
r. 12 Tehama
Orlund J. W., driver Omnibus RR. Co.
Orleans Con:iolidated Mining Co. (Storey
I Co., Nev.) Jacob Stadtfeld Jr., secretary, 419 Cali-
fornia, room 26
Orleans Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.) George P.
! Thurston secretary, 315 California, room 8
Orme Robert, sackmaker, r. 37 Jessie
Oriuerd William H., engineer J. A. T. Overend, r. 4
i Kent
I Onus John, porter Florence House
I Ornihby Daniel R., conductor California St. RR., r.
I 1007 California
Ormsby Eion D.,i3tiotographer,914 Market, r.Oakland
Ormsby George 0., oysterman R. J.Techau. r. 627 Cal.
Oriusby Harry, r. 319 Minna
I Ormsby John (Ormsby &Co.) r. 517 California
I Ormsby & Co. (John Ormsby and William Swift) oyster
! and chop house, 517 California
I Oru G., Piduters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
! Oriidorfif Henry, actor Bella Dnion Theater, r.932 Clay
I Orndortf Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 19 Sherwood PI
I OrndorlT Mary Miss, r. 14 Turk
I Oriie William H., foreman Evening Post, r. 11 Monroe
I Ornelas Jlelciades Miss, r. 1404 Ditpont
I Oro Blanco Miuing Co. (Arizona) Otto Metchke eecre-
! tary, 328 Montgomery
Oro Mining and Milling Co. (Yuma Co., Arizona) E.
R. Pope secn-tary, 217 Sausome, room 8
Oro Mini.:g Co. (Bod'ie, Cal.) William Stuart secre-
tary, 320 Sansome, room 12
Oroville Gravel Mining Co. (Butte Co., Cal.) J. T. Mc-
GeogUegan secretary, 318 Pine; room 13
Orphan Asylum (Hebrew) E 8 Devisadero, bet
Hayes and Grove
Orphan Asylum (Protestant) S s Haight, bet Bu-
chanan aud Laguna
Orphan Asylum (Roman Catholic) N, bet Eight-
eenth and Twentieth Avs, South S. F.
Orphaut Robert, blacksmith, r. 2;^ Frederick
Orr Andrew, cook Baldwin's Dinlug Palace, r. 309
Montgomery .\v
Orr Charles, driver N. B. and Mission RR., r. 144
Perry
Orr George, print -r Alta Job Office, r. 526 Chestnut
Orr Henry, compositor S. F. Directory, r. 202 Post
OrrHugli, engineer Union Iron Works, r. 22^ Welsh
Orr James, ba:.{maker Neville & Co., r. 41 Louisa
On' James C, stevedore, r. 526 Chestnut
Orr James H., liquor and billiard saloon, 110 Third,
r. 506 Minna
Orr James H., waiter Palace Hotel
Orr J. Chambers, carpenter and builder, r. 6 Jansen
Orr John K.(Orr fc Atkins) r. San Rafael
Orr Jo.>^eph M., r. 1719 Jessie
Orr Jusc ph N., r. 703 Market
Orr Samuel L., physician, office and r. 18-20 St. Ann's
Building
Orr Sarah, seamstreiss Grand Hotel
Orr S. F., r. 321 Pacific
Orr William, porter Shattuck & Fletcher, r. 526 Chest-
nut
Orr Hi Atkins (-lohu K. Orr and Robert C. Atkins)
gents' furnishing goods, 123 and 125 Montgomery
Orr.i Frank, smelter Selby Smelting and Lead Works,
r. 2011 Taylor
Orra John, sui. Iter Selby Smelting and Lead Works,
r. 2011 Taylor
Orrick Oliver S., Averill Mixed Paint. 417 Mar-
ket. r. Oakhind
Orscliler Henry, r. NE cor Sixth and B yant
Ortega John, cook Pa. ific Mail S3. City of Chester
Orteja Inez, widow, r. 814 Grceu
Ortelli Joseph, commlshlon merchant, r. 906 Filbeit
Ortet Jean F., cutler, 524 Commercial, r. 4 Clay Av
Ortet Lucien, r. 1027 Dupont
Ortgies Lizzie Miss, r. U)10 Montgomery
OrtU Adam, clerk, r. 443 Bush
Orth John, macliinist Cal. Sugar Refluery, r.W s Pot-
rcTo Av, bet Tweity-tirst aud Twenty-second
Orth Julia, domestic 9 Liberty
Orth Peter, shoemaker Franz Heim, r. 19 Elliot Park
Oi-th Rosa Miss, r. 9 Liberty
Ortion Augiiste, diamondsetter, 110 Sutter, r. 925
Washington
Ortiz Celedouio, capitalist, r. 430 Bryant
Ortiz Celedouio Jr., r. 430 Bryant
OrtiZ O. Airs., dressmaker, 717 Mission
Oitiz Jose A., carpenter, r. 348 Third
I nilNRI AfM )^ CO Growers of and Dealers in FINE WINES.
Ji VlUI 1 UL.r\Vrl I Ot V/V/i Corner Market and Second jatraat«.
iifiib
THE CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPORTATION CO., ^i^i^^^'^T^
OET
708
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Ortiz Mantiel, barber, r. 141-t Pacific
Ortiz Ramon, merchant, r. 25 Hinckley
Ortman John F., capitalist, r.W b Scott, bet Pine and
California
Orton Ellen A., widow, r. 3 Martha PI
Orton Joseph, r. 30 Ritch
Orton Richard H. (Belden & Orton) r. 131 First Av
Orum Michael, boilermaker, r. NW cor Twenty-third
and Potrtro Av
Osberger Martin, painttr Thomas Downing
Osborn Bryant Vf., clerk J. Daley, r. 2017 Mission
Osborn Charlotle A., widow, r. 619 Turk
Osbom C. Mahlon, salesman Keville & Ck)., r. 408
Capp
Osbom Edward E. (Boone k Osborn) attorney at law,
320 California, r. ItilS Larkin
Osbom Frank A., calker Clark & Webster, r. 424 Fre-
mont
Osborn Frank F. (Osbom 4: Alexander) r. 2430 Pine
Osborn Frfink H., uBSistant Comity Surveyor's OflSce,
r. 736 Vallejo
Osboru Frederick A., bodkkeeper R. F. Osborn i Co.,
r. S B Liberty, nr Guerrero
OslMjrn George W., real-estate, office 40 Nevada
Block
Osborn Henry, conductor Central RB., r. 1530 Eddy
Osborn Homer E., buyer Crane & Brlgham, r. 2430
Polk
Osborn Joseph (Knox & Osbom) r. 676 Harrison
Osbom Lamartine, bookkeeper William Willis, r. 1616
Larkiu
Osborn R. P. & Co. (Robert F. Osborn) importers
cabinet, carriage, and geueral hardware. 751 Mar-
ket
Osborn Robert F. (R. F. Osborn & Co.) r. S s Liberty,
nr Guerrero
.Osbom Russell W., clerk Brown, Craig & Co., r. 2430
Pme
Osburn Thomas F., printer Neville & Co., r. 125 Co-
luiiibia
Osboru Thomas W., hardware, r. 2300 Larkin
Osbom Williana, laborer, r. 131 Fifteenth
Osborn William W., tailor, r. 1616 Larkiu
Osborn A: Alexander (Frank F. Osborn and George
Webb Alexander) hardware, and mechanics' tools,
6-28 Market
Osbom. See Osborne and Osburn
Osborne Anthony, steward Union Club, r. 1300 Sac.
Osborne D. M. ^ Co., manufs mowers and
reapers (Auburn, N. Y.) M. Aycrs manager, 254
aud 256 Market
Osboruo Henry, assistant engineer SS. Dakota, r. 1
Beale PI
Osborne H. J., stxident Heald's Business College
Osborne Thomas H.,carriagepainter Larkins k Co.,r.
1 Beale PI
Osborne W. F., compoeitor S. F. Chronicle, r. 167
Minna
Ofcborne William M., clerk Woods k Freeborn, r. Oak-
land
Osboume Samuel (Riley. Osbourne, Maxwell & Kin-
tej) official shorthaud reporter, office 65 Nevada
Block, r. East Oaklund
Osburn Kreber, traveliug salesman La Monte & Dow-
ney, r. 1810 Webster
Osburn. See Osborn and Oflborne
Osen Canute, seaman 'schr Oussie
Green and Calhoun
Oser Fiank, driver Philadelphia
Second
Osgood Alice A. Miss. r. l'-'2 Taylor
Osgood Archer, carriagepainter, 431 Fourth, r. 720
Ellis
Osgood Charles £., artificl;;l stone manuf, r. 91
Ninth
Osgood Charles P., salesman Carolan, Cory & Co., r.
1326 California
Osgood Edwin J., pollreman City Hall, r. 91 Ninth
Osgood Frederick S., clerk W. Warner Henry & Co., r.
Ml Seventh
Osgood George, r. 1836 Eddy
Osgood H. Augustus, rubber Ftamp maker Frank M.
Truwoithy, r. N 8 Valley, bet Sanchez and Noe
Osgood Hosea, bootmaker, r. N s Valley, bet Sanchez
and Noe
Osgood Mary, widow, r. 912 Washington
OBgoid Poi-tt r, flour packer Qentjsee Mill Co., r. 2304
California
Osgood Kufue. contractor, r. 340 Third
OstjooG Rufus W., real-estate, r. 231 Seventh
Klose, r. SW cor
Brewery, r. 243
Osgood ThaddeuB B., coachman, r. 47^ Ritch
Osgood William H.. commission merchant, 214 Cali-
fornia, r. Grand Hotel
Oshkenat August, cabinetmaker, r. 812 FolBom
Osi Giacomo. house and signpainter, 420 Jackson
Osier Martin L.. traveling salesman, r. 314 Sifth
Oeman Margaret Miss, r. 109 Fifth
Osmer Charles (Osmer & Co.) r. NW cor Fir-t and
Branuan
Osmer & Co. (Charles Osmer, J. G. W. Schulte
and H. H. W. Stroecker) wines and liquors, and
cigars and tobacco, NW cor First and Brannau,
and NE cor Folsom and Steuart
Osmers Hermann, bartender Osmer & Co., r. NW cor
FirEt and Brannan
Ososke Isaac, butcher, 334 Fifth, r. 466^ Sixth
Ososke Marcus, butcher Isaac Ososke, r. 19 Garden
Ososke Morris, tailor 372 Clemeutina, r. 452 Clem. ,
Osselniaun Joseph, laborer, r. 604 Jones
Oster Edgar J., teamster, r. 1319 Filbert
Oster George W., porter M. Goodwin & Co., r. NW
cor Uuion aud Leavenworth
Oster Peter H., teamster, r. 1319 Filbert
Oster. See Oeeter
Osterhoudt M. S., r. 1235 Market
Osterhout William P., clerk The Bradstreet Co., r.
648 Howard
Osterloh Adi'll, jeweler, r. 918 Natoma
Osterloh Conrad, cigarmaker Mayrisch Brothers, r.
525 Green
Osterloh Henry, cigarmaker Mayrisch Brothers, r.
525 Green
Osterh h Henry, salt dealer, and agent etmr Mount
Eden, 37 Commercial, r. 34 Vj Perry
Osterman Jelle Jelles, laborer, r. W s Missouri, bet
Santii Clara and Mariposa
Osterman John, seaman, r. liO Folsom
Ostcrmann George, laborer N. Ohlandt & Co., r. E 8
Indiana, nr Yolo
Ostheimer John, gardener, 117 Virginia
Osthofl' John H., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Twenty-second and Alabama
Ostino Gio". Batta, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Ostland William, waiter Pacific Mail SS. Australia
Ostrauder Cornelius, machinist, r. NW cor Masonic
and St. Rose Avs
Ostrander Daniel, woodturner Frank Gracier, r. NW
cor Masonic and St. Rose Avs
Ofctrander John, helper Union Box Factory, r. NW
ciT Masonic and St. Rose Avs
Ostrander Mary Mi.ss, dressmaker Mrs. A. O. Asten,
r. NW cor ^lasonic and St. Rose Avs
Ostrander Stephen, salesman Schafer k Co.. r. 208
Octavia
Ostroni J. Miss, teacher drawing and painting, 48 Bt.
Ann's Building
Ostroni M. Miss, teacher drawing and painting, r.436
Turk
Ostruni William, bartender, r. 132 Clara
Ostrup Peter, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 930 Harri-
son
Ostwald C. G., real-esUte, r. 527 Pine
Oswald Henry W., r. 1919 Broadway
Oswald John, bootmaker ChSrles Maier, r. 2 Reed PI
Oswald Joseph (Harris, Oswald & Noble) r. 8 Gra-
ham PI
Oswald Leopold, cabinetmaker, r. cor Clinton and
Brannan
Oswald William, butcher, 1012 Pacific
Otiro Margaret Mi-s., dressmaker, r. 1318 Dupont
Olersen Herman (Remmel & Otersen) r. 8 Third
Otey Ida, domi stlc 1918 Sacramento
Otis Frank, attorney at law, 520 Montgomery, r. 2121
Larkiu
Otis Frank, brassfinisher, r. 203 Fourth
Otis Frederick M. .clerk Frederick L. Barreda, r NW
cor WaBhingt<in and Franklin
Otis George E. (\Mlson & Otis) attorney at law, 420
California, r. 512 Leavenworth
Otis Henry, wbitener, r. South Pa;k Hou6»>
Otis H. G., second-lieutenant Fourth Artillery, U. 8.
A., Presidio Reservation
Otis Joseph .\., carpenter D. A. Macdonald k Co., r.
649 Third
Otis Lizzie, widow, physician, office and r. 1104 Mar-
ket
Otis Lucy, widow, r. NW cor Washington and Frank-
lin
Otis Stephen (Otis k Co.) r. 2121 Larkin
Otis & Co. (St«phen Otis) stockbrokers, 306 Mont.
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN. '^^ JiNTGOMmjT.
JOfJAS J. MORmSON,
Limnber lieaicr, IV. iHi.cor. Mission and Spear St9., has la.rg*
Lamber Sheds filled ivltli tvolt !i<*a8onod Lnmber.
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709
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Otker Fritz, liquor saloon, 225 Steuart, r. 120 Howard
Oto Nicholas, teamat.-r, r. 508 Third
Otre Franlj, barber Frank Parino, r. 4-27 Pacific
Ott Friilolin, watchmaker John Heizm»n, r. 10;>
Eleventh
Ott John (Ott k Zeitler) r. 1738 Eddy
Ott John W., pilot, oace 9 U. 8. Court Building, r. 15
Glover
Ott Marie, domestic 902 Clay
Ott Nicholas, dravman Baker k Hamilton, r. 503
Third ' »
Ott Wilhelm, brewer United States Brewery, r. NE
cor Franklin and McAllister
Ott k Zeitler (John Ott and Frederick Zeitler) mar-
ket, 1738 Eddy
Otte Henry, captain bark Bohemia, r. 741 Harriaon
Ottell Henry, bellman Overland House, 531 Sac.
Otten Charles, laborer, r. a7 Pacific
Otten Clans, groceries and liquors, 9W cor Post
and Octavia
Otten Clans, laborer Albany Brewery, r. 75 Everett
Otten Dietrich, clerk Herman Conrahens, r. NE cor
Sixth and Howard
Otten J. H., r. 782 Washington
Otten John (Otten & Cordes) r. 1401 Stockton
Otten John H., watchuniker Christian Ahrens. r. 1.516
Powell
Otten Peter, r. 15 Hinckley
Otten & Cordes (John Otten and John Ci^ries) grocer-
' ies and liquors, NW cor Srockton and Vallejo
Ottenheimer Arthur, clerk I. L. Rosenthal & Brcither,
r. 907 Geary
Ottenheimer Isaac, butcher, 29 and 30 Grand Western
Market, r. 1210 Larkin
Ottenheimer Mihon, clerk Nast, Greenzweig & Co.,
r. f>u7 Geary
Ottenheimer William, night inspector Custom
House, r. 907 Geary
Otterstedt Fritz, clerk William Fahrenkruj, r. NE
cor Howard and Seventeenth
Ottignon Lucy P., widow, bakery, 1920 Ellis
Otto A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Otto Albert, cook schr K. B. Handy, Howard St.
Wharf
Otto Anton F., porter Joseph Bremer k Co , r. 713
Sutter
Otto August C, tailor, r. 10 Stockton PI
Otto Charles, locksmith, r. '52(! Fourth
Otto Charles Mr.=i., r. 713 Sutter
Otto Christian, bootblack, SE cor Pacific and DavL",
r. 38 JacUson
Otto Ernst, fresco artist, r. 509 Birch \v
Otto Frank, waiter Palace Hotel
Otto Fred. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 1009 Howard
Otto Henry, uphol-terer Alexander Jansen, r. N a
Bryant, bet Sixth and.Seventh
Otto Herman, 8. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Otto Louisa, widow, r. 724 McAllister
Otto Max, laborer John Keffgan
Ott.) Richard, photographer, r. "W s Sanchez, bet
Army and Twenty-seventh
Otto Richard T., brassfounder William T. Oarratt,
and extraman Hook and Ladder No. 1, S. F. F.
D., r. 1208 Pacific
Otto William F., painter, r. 15!^ Langton
Ottoman Nathan M., shoetitter 8. W. Rosenstock &
Co., r. 2426 Sacramento
Oughin John C, bookkeeper Julia Consolidated Min-
ing Co., r. 633 Stevenson
Ougliin Michael, blacksmith, r. 633 Stevenson
Oulif Blanche Mme., French millinery, 1 Dupont, r.
325 H Geary
OnJif Alexis (B. S. Hirsch k Co.) r. 325M Geary
Oulton George (Pac. Distilling Co.) r. 320 Seven-
teenth
Oalton Milledge, groceries and liquors, 7.50 Brannan
Our Boys' aU'l Girls" Cigar Factory, Aaron Meyer
manager, .535 Commercial
Ourbliti Louis Bernard, salesman Isaac Abrams, r.
1502 Powell
Outcalt Petur, speci'il agent and adjuster South Brit-
ish, and National Fire and Marine Insurance Cos.,
213 Sanfiime, r. 404 Tyler
Outson Hans, miller Eisen Brothers, r. 709 Minna
Outton Eliza, widow, r. 604 Hayes
Outzen Charles T., r. Ablborn House
Ovendrile J. H., master mariner, ofifice 12 Clay
Ovens Ellen, domestic 1124 Sutter
Over Andrew R., clerk J. W. H. Campbell, r. 345
Fremont
Overacre Peter I., merchandise broker and manuf s
agent glassworks, lamps, and corks, 123 Califor-
nia, roo:.i 37, r. Oakland
Overend J. \. T., steam power furnisher, 503 }< Com-
mercial, r. 10 Oalhoim
Overgaard la^nnid, grainer, r. 43 Ruas, rear
Overholser Albert J., butcher, r. 911 Greenwich
Overholtzer Charles R., clerk Richardson & Field, r.
424 Ellis
Overland Bagga^o Otilce, Cen'ral Pac. RR.,
Oakland Ferry Wharf
Overlan.-l Preitflil Transfer Co. (Harrison
W. Mitchill and Thom'is C. Clifford) office Cen-
tral Pac. RR. Freight Djpot, X e King, bet Fourth
and Fifth
Overland House, John E. Sliukoy proptr, 531 and
.533 Sacramento
Overland Ticket Office, Central Pac. RR.. Oak-
land Ferry Whart
Overlan 1 Warehouse, T. W. Floyd & Co. proptrs, SE
cor Third and Townsend
Overman James, carx>i?nter, r. 1235 Market
Overman No. 2 Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.)
offl.-e 328 Montgomeiy. room 21
Overman Silver Dlinin^ Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
George D. Edw'irds secretary, 414 California
OvJrmau William, produce dealer, r. 1604 Pacific Av
Overmohle A. J. Mrs., widow, r. 550 Ellis
Overmohle Bernard, mechanic, r. 21 Fulton, rear
Oversou Henry, 8eam!>n schr Rival, Pacific St.Whnrf
Overatreet William F.. cigars and tobacco, 222 Mc-
Allister, and bakeiy, 208 Fourth •
Overton Charles P., bookkeeper W. B. Sumner & Co.,
r. 8 Virginia
Overton Elias P., carpenter, r. 8 Virginia
Overton Isaac, r. Grand Hotel
Overton Robert H., housesmith H. & J. Ralston, r. 8
Virginia
Overton W. H., r. 265^ Geary
Oves Amanda, widow, r. 809 Filbert
Oviedo Vmcente, real-estate, r. 94t Folsom
Owen Annie C. Miss, copyist, r. 170S Clay
Owen Annie E. Mrs., assistant Clement Grammar
School, r. 1708 Clay
Owen Daniel C, registry clerk Post Office, r. Oakland
Owt-n Elaun.=ou D., planer Wells, Russell & Co., r.
2521 Sutter
Owen Elizabeth, widow, r. 462 Minna, rear
Owen Hugh J., office 508H Battery, r. 1010 Clay
Owen James, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 526
Howard
Owen J. J., r. 40)^ Geary
Owen John, seaman, r. 26 Steusrt
Owen John, watchman Pacific Mail 93. City of New.
York
Owen Julius A., foreman Diggins Brothers, r. 2-520
Sutt<>r
Owen J. W., attorney at law, r. 636 Commercial
Owen May Mis.?, r. 1407 P.)lk
Owen Nelieniiah J., clerk Pac. Pottery, r. -935 Howard
Owen Oscar D., telegraph lineman, r. 21 Hawthorne
Owens Agnes, domestic 408 Hyde
Owens Albert R., with John B. Owens, r. NW cor
Bush and Pierce
Owens Benjamin W., woolbroker, 405 Front, r. 225
Ellis
Owens Bridget Mrs., r. 1000 Washington
Owens Charles, laborer Western White Lead Works.
r. 710 )$ Tehama
Owens Daniel, baker, r. 470 Tehama
Owens Edward, carpenter, r. lOOt? McAllister, rear ^
Owens Eugene C, carriagetriminer, r. 20 Scott PI
Owens Frank, lab">ror, r. 2.50 Tehama, rear
Owens Frank J., carpenter Moore Brothers, r. 316
Buchanan
Owens George C, butcher, r. 20 Scott PI
Owens Harry, machiui.-^t William Hawkins, r. 1615
Lombard
Owens James, butcher Charles H. Kerr, r. cor First
and Railroad Avs.S nith S. F.
Owens James, liremau, r. 139 Minna
Owens James E., clerk George T. Marye & Son. r.
Abbotaford House
Owens John, r. 'Oii McAllister
Oweus John, carpenter Moore Brothers, r. 816 Bu-
chanan
Owens John, salesman Robert Haight & Co., r. 1110
Pierce
Owens John, seaman, r. '20 Scott PI
Owens John A., clerk, r. Abbotaford House
r\r~/\ \kl r^\ A D 1/ *'*•* market STREKT, wholesale and retail dealer in
btU. W. LLAnlX, Paper Hangings & Slia^E Material. Manufacturer of window Shades
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^^oi^esai^ hardware.
MarUet and Front StreeUb
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earthenware, 22 Calil'oruia, r. 1810 Fillmore
Owens John C, clerk Cluff & DeWiit, r. 15 Hampton
PI
Owens John E., pressman Winterburn & Co., r. 712
Turk
Owens Michael, plumber, r. 611 Commercial
Owens Nellie M. Miss, assistant Girls' High School,
r. 1810Fillm( re
Owens Oscar, clerk P. A. Phillips, r. 213 Fifteenth
Owens Patrick, laborer, r. 34 Crocker
Owens Patrick, laborer J. Morton & Co.
Owens Patriik, longshoreman, r. 23 Fredi-rick
Owens Patrick, nurseryiuan Golden Gate Park
i Owens Patrick H., real-estate, r. S s Duncan, bet
I Guerrero and San Jose Av
j Owens Pettr, laborer, r. 416 Austin
Owens Peter, i)aiute,r, r. 326 Mason
, Oweus Peter A., bookkeeper Leveroue & Co., r. Oak-
\ land
: Owens Richard, driver City BR., r. 2043 Mission
j Owens Richard H., painter, r. Cincinnati Hotel
Owens Robert, r. 101 Jessie
Owens T., coremaker Union Iron Works, r. Oakland
Oweus Thomas, conductor Sutter St. BR., r. 1110
j Larkiu
Oweus Thomas, liquor saloon, 400 Montgomery, r. 19
! Park Av
I Owens Thomas H., blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., r.
j lOCleaveland
I Owens Thomas J., mining, r. 829 Howard
j Oweua Thomas J., with John B. Owens, r. NW cor
Bueh and Pierce
I Owens William, drayman, r. 411 Sansome
' Owens William, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Ci'y of Syd-
I ney
I Ovvens. See Owen
, Owles FredLTick S., salesman S. Mosgrove & Brother,
r. 4S1 Haight
\ Owles John O., salesman Eeane Brothers, r. 481
Haight
Oxbury John, shoemaker, 658 Mission
Oxindine Henry, teamster M. P. Sessions, r. 420}(i
Shiploy
Oxiey Arthur W., bookkeeper, r. 1703 Kearny
Oxton Adolphus L., exprissman, r. 1413 Scott, rear
Oyen Scirn C, merchant tailor, .'i4S Fourth
Ozann Arthur C, engineer E. Grisar & Co., r. 27 Gil-
bert
Ozouf Sophia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 613 Post
Paabch Henry, tanner Laguna Tannery, r. Franklin,
ur Lombard
Paasch Lewis, cigarmakcr Adolph Evers, r. 317 Bush
Pablevich John, restaurant. 250 Sti-uart
Pablo Phul, waiter stmr City of Stockton, Washing-
ton St. Wh.irf
Pac John J. (Boutes & Pac) r. 437 Green
j Pacciavcllo Charles, waiter Martin Gro>setts, r. W s
Stockton, bit Broadway and Vallejo
Pace Charles, chronometer and wat. hmaker, 418 Bat-
tery, r. lOlH Jackson
Pace James, ilerk Solomon Heydenfeldt, 34 Nevada
Block
Pace John D., clerk, r. Park Hotel
Pace Joseph (Joseph Pace & Co.) r. 515 Sacramento
Pace Joseph A: Co. (Joseph Pace and Joseph Winter)
poulti7. game, etc., 11 Clay St. Central Market
Pacheco Basilio, tiilor, r. 811 Pacific
Pacheco Evariste. hjiruessmakcr. r. 811 Pacific
Pacheco Joseph, waiter Bailey & Co., r. 912 Howard
Pacheco Minnie, widcw, r. 600 Geary
Pacheco Roniualdo (Hale& Pacheco) 317 Montgomery,
r. Washington, D. C.
Pacheteau Jacques, dyer F. Thomas & Co., r. 5 Polk
Pachoto Manuel, barber An'.onio Silva, r. 1231 Du-
pont
Pacific Anut'imical Museum, Dr. Louis J. Jordan
proptr, Uardie PI. nr Kearny
Pacific Appeal (weekly) William H. Carter editor and
publisher, 6J2 Clay
Pacific Asplialtnm Co. (Francis N. NeuvaM and
W. 8. Somervell) asphaltum and felt roofers,
422 Montgomery, and 420 Jackson
PacKic Bajur Factory, E. Detrick & Co. proptrs,
123 Clay
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE
Chamber-
Pacific Bank, B. H. McDonald president. S. G.
Murphy ca.'»hier. NW cor Sansome and Pine
Pacific Bank Building', NW cor Sansome and
Piufi
Pacific Barrel and Keg Co., Flint, Peabody &
Co. proptrs, ofl&ce 408 California, works S s Bran-
nan, b t Seventh and E'ghth
Pacific Board List (daily I Leon Goldstein and JohnC.
Kernan publishers and proptrs. 19 Belden
Pacific Boiler IVorks, Rankin, Brayton & Co.
prt.ptrs, 120 Fremt.nt
Pacific Bone Coul aud Fertilizing Co., Abraham Haas
managfT, faetory NW cor Bay and Buchanan,
office ■■>23 M:irk< t
Pacific Box Factorj', Myers, Oilman & Co.proptrs,
SW cor Harrison and Nin:h
Pacific Bra-s and Br< nze Works, William Engels
p oplr. E s Ut;ih, ur Twenty-fourth
Pacific Bre>vei'y, Fortmann & Co. proptrs, 267-
271 Tehaiua
Pacific Bridg-e Co., Charles H. Gorrill president,
Richard W. Gorrill treasur<'r, offi. e 4 California,
w 'Tks Berry, let fourth and Fifth
umU
lain & Robinson proptrs, 320 Post
Pacific Business College Revie'vv, (monthly)
3J0 Post
Pacific Cement Co., Padey Martin president, 542
California
Pacific Chain Works, James E. Gonlon & Co.
proptrs, cor Iowa and Yuba, otfice 1'.! a:id 14 Frout
Pacific Chenii<-a! PrepiratiOM Co. (A. Pati-k) manufe
liquid blacking and inks, 413 Sixth
Pacific Churchman, William H. H. Tobey publisher,
605 Mont^'omi ry
Pacific Cloak and Suit Manufacturing Co. (Lesser
Leszynsky and Solomon Zekind) 212 Sutter
Pacific Club, Richar I P. Hammond president, J.
C. L. Wads Worth secretary, rooms NE cor Mont-
gomeiy aid Bush
Pacific Coast Business Directory (tri-ennially)
S. F. Directorv Publishing Co. publishers, 518
Clay
Pacific Coast Children's C'lrriaye Works, Edwin Falk-
ingliam proptr, S s (830) Sixteenth, bet Folsom
and Hanison
Pacific Coast Combiua'ion Knob and Lock Co., J. D.
Swift manager, 408 California, room 3
Pacific Coast Dental College, Charles O. Dean secreta-
ry. 2;i2 Sutter
Pacific Coast Dredging and Reclamatijn Co., Vincent
Neale secretary. ;-i2o Sansome
Pa ific Coast Immigrant Association, office 207 Kear.
Pacific Coast Law Joiunal, William T. Baggett & Co.
proptrs, ."ill Montgomery
Pacific Coast Law Printing and Publishing Co. (Wil-
liam T. Baggett & G>.) 511 Montgomery
Pacific Coast Oil Co. (Los Angeles and Ventura
Counties) Leander D. 'Fisk secretary, 402 Mont-
gomery, room 10
Pacific Coast Packing Co. (Adolph A.smann,
Isidor Kaufman, and Julius Kraemer) canned
fish, meats and frui s, 805 Sansome
Pacific Coast Petroleum Co., A. E. Davis president, 20
and 21 Nevada Block
Pacific Coast Postal Index (monthly) L. P.
McCarty publisher and proptr, 414 Clay
Pacific Coast Steainskip Co., Charles Coodall
president, John Rosenfeld vice-pr- sident, George
C. Perkins treasurer. Edwin Goodall secretary,
Goodall. Perkins & Co. agents, office 10 Market,
tick<'t office 214 Mi^ntgoniery
Pacific Coast Steainslii|i Co. 's Store, JameB
Prit hard port steward, NE cor Broadway and
Front
Pacific Coast Wine and liiquor Herald,
John H. Carmany & Co. publishers, 409 Wash-
ington
Pacific Coast White Labor Manufacturing Co., 201 aud
and 203 Twenty fourth
Pacific Concord Cairiage Factory, McArron & Sophey [
projJtrs, 820 and 822 Folsom i
Pacific Consolidated Paste Co. (Ravenna, \
Ghirnrdelli k. Co.) mauufs maccaroni, etc., 421
and 423 Battery
Pacific Copper Works, Wagner h Todt proptrs, 566
Mission
Pacific Cordage Co., William C. Gibbs secretary, 818
Calilomla, room 3
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IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IN AL.ti KINDS OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC CO.AL., 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
711
PAC
H. Sayre secretary, 330 Pine,
R. B. Hall & Co., 632
Pacific Dairy Co., J
room 36
Pacilic Detective Bureau,
Market
Pacific Dispenbary for Woiuen and Children. Mrs. A.
L. Stone president, Mi.sg E. A. FoUiinsbee resident
phy.«icjan, cor Jlission and Twenty-second
Pacific Distilllii(f t'«>. (Henry Vooruian, George
OultijD, and Louis Scliultz) works cor Pii-rce and
Cbostuut, office 41(i Ratterv
PariiicExcliuiig'e Building-, 314 Montgomery
Pacific Farallone Co., George Goodrum secretary, 45
Twelfth
Pacific Free TVareliouse, Gower & Oilman
prtptrs, NW cor liroatlway and Front
Pacitic Friuge Co., Hairy road p optr, manufs cords,
friiiije.s, tas8;ls. ( tc, 751 Market
Pacific Fruit Mnrket, 534 and 5;:6 Clay
Pacllic Furniture Factory, Kragtn & Geist
proptrs, 7ol) Branisau
Pacitic Glass Cutting, .staining. EniboBaing, and De-
signing Works, John Mallon proptr, I'J Fremont,
and 1'215 Howard
Pacific Glove 'Works, Shoenberg & Co. proptrs, 511
Market
Pacific Gold Miuing Co. (Amador Co., Cal.) C. T.
Bridge secretary, i2'i4 California
Pacific Gold, Silver, and Nickel Plating'
Works, William E. .shepinan p:-ui:>tr, 41 Geary
Pacific Hebre^v Orphan Asylum and Home
Society, S. \V. Levy jirisident, Leo Eloesser sec-
retary, Devisadi ro, bet Hayes and Grove
Pacific Hoaicjbopathic Dispensary, Mrs. John McKee
president, Mrs. W. T. Picid secritary, 843 Howard
Pacific Ice Co., George A. Harris secretary, 320
Sansonie, room 15
Pacific Improvement Co., J. H. Strobridge
president, Frank S. Donty secretary, NE cor ■
Fourth and Towusend, room 4
Pacific Ink Factory, James J. Knc^wlton proptr, 617- i
621 Branuaii
Pacific Insurance Agency, Jonathan Hunt, j
Son & Co. manager.s, .iV.i California j
Pacific Iron Works, Kankin, Brayton k Co. j
proptrs, 1'27-13.") First
Pacific Je^velry Co. (Newmans, Nathan & Sam-
uel) 6 Battery j
Pacific Jewelry Manufacturing Co. (William Bohm)
manufs jewelry, 6lr, Merchant
Pacific Jute Manufacturing Co., Philip Sus-
manu secretary, 115 Battery, Heyuemaun & Co.
agents. 5 Sansome
Pacific Kerosene Oil Works, Allyne >^ White
proptrs, works foi t of Tayli^r, office 112 Fronts
Pacific Lamp and Reflector Factory, Emile
Boesch pri.p r, 509 Mission
Pacific Land and Trust Co., Benjamin
Flint president, Robert J. Mercer m.anager city
dept, WiDiam Andrews Jr. secretary, 513 Cal.
Pacific Land Investment Co., A. £. Davis
president, 20 and 21 Nevada Bluck
Pacific Land Journal (monthly) The Pacific
Laud and Trust Co. publishers and proptrs, 513
California
Pacific Life (spoiting weekly) Pacific Life Printing
Co. publishers and proptrs, 5a8 Caliiornia
Pacific Life Printing Co. (Henry G. Shaw) publishers
and proptrs Pacific Life,.n38 California
Pacific Lodgings, H. A. Cottrell proptr, 209 Leides-
do'ff
Pacific Machinery Depot., H. P. Gregory & Co.
proptrs. 2 and 2H CalifiTuia
Pacific Mail Steamship Co., C. H. Salter su-
perintendent, office cor First and Brauuau, Wil-
liams, Dimond & Co. agents, 202 Market
Pacific Mail Steamship Co. 's Wliarf, cor
Brannan and First
Pacific Manufacturing Co. (Ronig & Barucb) dealers
overalls, etc., 30 J^ Second
Pacific Medical and Suruical Journal
(monthly) Henry Gibbcns M. D., and Henry Gib-
bons Jr. M. D. editors, office 26 Montgomery
Pacific Metal Works, Morrow & Strong proptrs,
115 First
Pacific Metallurgical Co., Seixas Solomons sec-
retary, 411 Vi California, room 10
Pacific Methodist (weekly) Wick B. Parsons edi-
tor, 3C0 Sausome
Pacific Millinery Emporium, Held & Co.
proptrs, 526 Market
Pacific Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) R. N. Van
Brunt secretary, 318 Pine, room 6
Pacific Motor Co., Mortimer P. Wood manager, 5 and
7 Beale
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co. (S.F. De-
partment) William O. Gould ni.anager, 512 Cal.
Pacific Newspaper Publishing Co., Carlos
White proptr, 320 San.some, and 419 Sacramento
Pacific Nursery, Frederick Lndeniann proptr, W 8
Balier, bet Lombard and (Chestnut
Pacific Oil and Lead AVorks, J. G. Kittle man-
ager, office 202 California, works N s King, bet
Second and Third
Pacific Oyster House, George H. C. Haacke proptr,
337 Bush
Pacific Pneumatic Gas Co., James Sewlands secretary,
203 Bush, room 10
Pacific Pottery (Sacramento) N. Clark proptr, de-
pnt 1017 and 1049 Market
Pacific Po>ver Co., S. C. Bigelow president,
George F. Bowman secretary, works 23 Stevenson,
office 314 Calif'Tnia
Pacific Press Printing Co., James W. Gardner agent,
126 Kearny
P.icific Printer (monthly) J. J. Palmer publisher, 529
Comuier' ial
Pacific Railroad House, Leopold Diedering proptr,
5.'i6 Brannan
Pacific Real-Estate and Mining Bureau,
Seixas S(domou8 president, William D arrow sec-
retary, 411 J4 California, rooms 9-11
Pacific Heal-Estate Union, F. W. Marvin secretary, 32
Snnsome
Pacific Rolling Mill Co., William Alv rd pres-
ident, Charles M. Keen y secretary, L. B. Bench-
ley general manager, P. Noble superintendent,
works Potp^ro Point, office 16 First
Pacific Rubber Paint Co., Whittier, Fuller &
Co. proptrs, 228 and 2b0 Beale, office SW cor Front
I and Pine
Pacific Rural Press (agricultural weekly)Dewey
& Co. publishers and proptrs, office 202 Sansome,
j editorial rooms 414 Clay
i Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co. (Charles P.
Sheffield. Nathan W. Spauldiug and James Patter-
son) manufs saws, planing knives, reaper and
mower sections, etc., 17 and 19 Fremont
j Pacifi • School and Home Journal, Albert Lyser & Co.,
j publishers. 838 Market
Pacific Soda Co., John S. Doe manager, works S s
Bryant, bet Fourth and Fifth, office 109 Califor-
nia, room 12
Pac.flc Soda Works, Brcig & Schafer proptrs,
38 Hayes
Pacific Specimen (mo:.thly) Marder, Luse & Co. pub-
lishers, .528 Sacramento
Pacific Spring and Mattress Manufactur-
ing Co. (W.A.Clark, H. Black. C. Rickoffand
H. Krebs Jr.) factory cor Sixteenth and Harrison,
depot and office 79 New Montgomery
Pacific States Watchman (A. U. O. W. semi-
monthly) Watchman Publishing Co. publishers,
Dewey & Co. proptrs. 202 Sansome
Pacific Steam Navigation Co., Williams, Di-
mond & Co agents, 202 Market
Pacific Stock Exchange, Charles L.Weller pres-
ident, Andrew J Moulder setretary, 316 Mont.
Pacific StrawWork.«, George A. Dean proptr. 16Fourth
Pacific Street Wharf, fout Pacific
Pacific Submarine Earthquake Wall Co., William H.
Foye seeretary, 54 Thurlow Block
Pacific Tallow Works, Jol^n G. Pearson proptr. Fifth
Av, nr Railroad Av. South S. F.
Pacific Tannery iStockt >n) KuUman, Wagner &
Co. proptrs, office lOii Battery
Pacific Tea Co. (Benjamin Lake and C H. Sweotser)
groceries and provisinns, 995 Market
Pacific The (Congregational weekly) Rev. John S.
Kimball and S. S. Smith publishers, 7 Montgom-
ery Av, room 23
I Paciific Transfer Co., Evan J. Coleman presi-
dent. J. Henley Smith vice-president, 110 Sutter
I Pacific Type Foundry, Marder, Lu>e & Co. proptrs,
528 Sacramento
Pacific U. S. Bonded Warehouse, Gower &
! Oilman pr.'ptrs, NF^cor Broadway and Battery
Pacific Vinegar Works, John L. Koster mana-
J ger, works 415-419 Fulton, office 323 Front
Pacific \l'ire Works, Adolph M. Fuhrmann
I proptr, 7.51 Mission
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Pacific Wool Depot, Thomas Bailey & Co. proptr^'i
cor Fifth and Bluxome
Pacific Yacht Club, Henry G. Langley secretary,
14 Mor.tgomery At
Pacific Zitic Ornament Factory, EmileBoeBch
proptr, 509 Mission
Packard Abraham D. M., waiter U. 8. Restaurant, r.
1021 P.well
Packard Albert, attorney at law, 103 Montgomery Av,
r. Santa Barbara
Packard Anna, widow, r. 1021 Powell
Packard ArihurW., expressman, 26 California, r. Coso
Av, nr ChapuUf-pec
Packard Charles, mai-ter mariner, r. 1022 Mission
Packard Charles R. Mip.. r. \H).i Steiner
Packard Chester S., lettercarrier Post Office, r. 1909
Stevenson
Packard Cynis, carpenter, r. cor Coso Av and Cheru-
busco, B. H.
Packard Emma Mis*, silkworker Ca!. Silk Manuf . Co.
Packard George W., cook New York Bakery, r. 1.30'J
Powell
Packard H. Frank, clerk V. S. Restaiirant, r. 1021
Powell
Packard Henry, telegraph operator, r. 420 O'Farrell
Packard James B., r. Fairmount Tract, nr School
Houi^e
Packer E. "SI. J., widow, r. 728 Bush
Packer -Tames, driver C<>ntra Costa Laundry Assn, r.
818 Green
Packer Virginia Mrs., r. 182.3 -Jackson
Packham Robert, foreman Union Iron Works, r. 6 Na-
tou^a
Packham Thomas, stereotyper Morning Call, r. i31
Vallejo
Packsther Alolph (of Pincus * Packscher, Steilacoom,
W. T.) officers Jackson, r. 2-521 Sacramento
Pavkscher Joseph, tinner, phimbcr and ga.'fitter, 1504
Buchanan, r. lt)01 Geary
Padavani S.-ibino. fisherman, Fri>nt St, VTharf
Padden Mollie Miss, tailoress William Hand, r. 2008
Larkin
Paddock Charles -T-, tiav.Iing salesman Folger, Schil-
liug & Co., r. Rnss House
Paddock D- J-, carpenter Will am B- Bradbury, r. 212
r.
S., salesman O. Lawton & Co., r. Russ
Ellis
Paddock E.
House
Paddock F., prei^aman, r. 7(W Mission
Paddock Prank, r. !MV Washington
Paddock Julia A. Mrs., nurse, r. 118 O'Farrell
Padd'ick Nathan C, capitiilist, r. 4i) South Park
Paddon William, brewer, r. 1231 Folsom
Pttdtras Michael, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Padey Martin, president North Beach Cement
Co., .542 California, r. SW cor Union and Mont-
gomery Av
Padilla Lopez R. Mrs., widow, r. 17 Hinckley
Pudis John T., di-hwr.sher Rasmus Riismnssen, r.
White House Hotel
Padkiu John H., carpei.ter Little & Cuniming
P: dovanl Francisco, musician, r. 701 Hyde
Padovani Frank, cook Martin D. Muri)hy, r. 5 Val-
lejo
Paebl. r Fi-ederick, cutler Jacob H. Schintz, r. 215
Minna
Pichtz Gus. J., locksmith, r. 2611 Clay
Paelles R. P., crayon artist, r. 108 Ellis
Paet/old Charles, locksmith, r. '.) William
Paganetti Silvestro, paint..r, r. 120.> Stockton
P«ganiui Primo, clerk C. James King of William &
Co., r. 7 Pollard PI
Pagsnini Stephen, marblecutter U. Grosaini, 1019
Market
Pagano .\ntonio. l.iborer Musto Brothers, 703 Battery
Pagano I.uc^, fishtrman. Front St. Wharf
Page Mr."., teacher music, r. fiOO Bush
Page Alexander 8., hostler Market St. RR., r. 1211
Fillmore
Page Arthur, bookkeeper George T. Marye k Son, r.
1000 Van Ness Av
Page Benjjimin F., comrtiiRsion merchant. 24 and 26
Califortiln. r. 422 Shipl.y,bet Ei.-hth and Ninth
Page Cliarlex, atorney at law, 224 Sansome, top
floor, r. l.')15 Sacramento
Page Charles, calker. r. 7 Washington Av, B. H.
Page Charles, laborer Pac. Roiling Mill, r. N s Shasta,
bet Illinois and Michigan, n ar
Page fharlea H., r. 422 Shipley
Page Charles S., r. 422 Shipley
' Page Daniel, silverplater Pioneer Plating Works
Oakland
Page Delia F., widow, r. 730 Post
Page Edward, waiter, r. 146 Natoma
Page Edward, woodturner, r. 372 Brannan
Page F. J. Mrs., clerk U. S. Surveyor-General's Office,
T: Brooklyn
Page Frank B., office 306 Montgomery, r. 412 Taylor
Page Frank H., contractor streetsprinkling. r. 126
Clara
Page Frank M. Jr., registry clerk Post Office, r. 109
O'Farrell
Page Frank W., workman coiner's dept U. 8. Mint, r.
1803 Stockton
Page Fredeiick C, r. 4 Harriet
P:-ge George, clerk, r. 113 Freelon
Page George D., varni.'her, r. 113 Freelon
Page Geiirge T., clerk Balfour, Guthrie fc Co., r. 1000
Van Ness Av
Psge Gustav L. ,'Westerfeld & Page) r. 208 Valencia
Page Hamilton, salesman Ca". Furniture Manuf. Co.,
r. The Baldwin
Page Henry (Page & Holland) r. 842 Washington
Page Henry C, r. 126 Clara
Page Hiram, laborer, r. 737 Brennan
Page Jfines D. Jr., attorney tt law, 224 Sanaome, r.
402 Geary
Page John, machiuehand South Point Mills, r. 372
Brannan
Page John, switchman American District Tel. Co., r.
MW California
Page -John E., sawyer X. Valdstein, r. 372 Br.innan
Page John H., sailraaker Neville & Co., r. .503 East
Page John M., ship discharging clerk, r. 20 Rusa
Page John W.. r. 1409 Califoinia
Page Joseph H., pumpmaker South Point Mills, r.
372 Brannan
Page Joseph M., assistant keeper Farallones Light
House, r. i:?3 Twent}--third
Page Joseph M. Jr., salesman wholesale dept A. L.
Bancroft* Co., r. 133 Twenty-third
Page Liscom E., watchmaker. 310 Montgomery, r. 627
Capp
Page Lizzie Mi*B, governess, r. 268 Clara
Pa^e M. Miss, saleslady Kesne Brothers, r._219 Mason
Page Mary, widow, r. 422 Shipley
Page Marj' L., teacher music, r 627 Capp
Pace, Moore <& Co. (Wilfred Page and John E.
Hobsoni commission merch.ints. 211 and 213 Clay
Page Robert R., cabinetmaker, r. 2003 Mission
Page Rufus B., street inspector Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 200 Stockton
Paap Sarah, widow, r. 1400 California
Page Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 1000 Van Ness Ay
PHge T. W., assistant manager Electric Pen Writing,
318 Pine, room 29, r. American Exchange Hotel
Page Walter M., collector Dunphy & Hildreth, r. 642
Stevenson
Page Wilfred (Pnge, Moore & Co.) r. 922 Geary
Pa-.,'e William, r. 704 Ji Mission
Page William, seaman, r. 116>* Langton
Page William M., physician, office and r. 528 Sutter
Page Wi liam M., varni-iher. r. 113 Fr' elon
Page Williaiii R., watchman U. S. Sub Treasury, r.
928 Washington
Page .^ Holland (Harry Page and Oscar Holland)
house and signpainters, 509 Bush
Page. See Paige
Pagel William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Pages Jules F., S'^alengraver and dyesinker, 648 Sac-
ramento, r. 1311" O'Farrell
Pujfet Georg-e W., supt and manager Central
Gardens Assn., 411 i(i California, room 10, r. 2618
Bush
Page! Felicien, bookkeeper Deuaveaux & Maison, r.
8'28Gpaiy
Paget V. F., te.icher languages, r. 828 Geary
Paguezurray Martin, boarding. 319 Sutter
Pahl Charles, niateschr Lizzie Madison, r. Union, nr
Sansome
Pahl John, clerk Richard H. Pahl, r. 1196 Harrison
Pahl Riihnrd, boot* and shoes, 77 Fourth, r.7'.i Fourth
P;ihl I;i hard H., groceries and liquors, NE cor Du-
po; t and Pine, r. .55 Everett
Pablmann Rudolph (O'Reilly & Pahlmann) r. Ala-
niedn
Paitje Calvin, real-estate, 116 LeidesdorfT
Paige Samuel B. , dealer Detroit safes, Peacock's
patent doorknob?, and Hart's patent emery wheels,
28 New .Montgomery, r. 810 Mission
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Paige Timothy, real-estate, 116 LeideRdorff, r. Berkeley
Paige William E., steward Central Pac. RR. Co., r. 6
Clementina
Pailhet Ernest, miniag. r. 415 Eddy
PalUard A. E. (M. J. PalUard & Co.) r. New York
Paillard M. J.&Co.(A. K. Paillard, New York) manufs
and importers musical boxes, watches, and
bronzes, 117 Post
Paille ftiarcellin L., butcher SI. Gradwihl i Co., r.
606 Stevenson
Pain F.. r. Brauch House
Paine Edward, manager Charles E. Locke, r. Interna-
tional Hotel
Paine Emma, domestic 321 Fremont
Paine Frederick A.,watchQian C«l. Market, r. 23 Lsskie
Paino James, hunter, r. 327 M"ntgomi;iy
Paine John C.', lon.ijshoreman. r. Ur.ited States Hotel
Paine Samuol, engineer Harvey W. Rice, r. 5.5'JBrannan
Paine. See Payne
Painter Enilen, druggis-t, dealer tnisses, and man-
ufaeturing chemist, SE cor Clay and Ke.iray, SW
cor California ana Kearny, and NW cor Eleventh
and Mission, laboratory ioftO Mission, r. 38 Elev-
enth
Painter Jerome B. (Painter & Co.) r. S31 Jackson
Painter Leicester M., operator Western Union Tel.
Co., r. 18 Hawthorne
Painter Theodore P. (Painter & Co.) r. Alameda
Painter & Co, (Jerome B.and Theodore P. Painter)
type, electro ty];e, and st-Teotype foundry, and
dealt-rs printers' inks, and printers' materials,
61"0 Clay
Paisley John, engineer, r. 5 Sumner
Pajeken Edward, r. 117 Stockton
Pakenhani John V., longshoreman, r. 34 Clara
Palnce Hotel, Alexiuider D. Sharon manager, SW
cor Market and New Moutgomci-y
Palace Iiiverj- Stables, United Carriage Co.
prcptrs, 61.5 and 017 Howard
Palace Mattress Factory, Samuel Beal proplr,
49 Second
Palache Edmund, bookkeeper Jones Ji Co., r. E s
Lundv Lane, nr Virginia Av, B. H.
Palache Gilbtrt (H. M. NewhsU & Co.) r. 321 Fremont
Palache James (Kittle* Co.) r. Berkeley
Pala' he Robert K., salesman Yates A: Co., r. Berkeley
Palache Thomas, student, r. 321 Fremoiit
Palacios Henry, consul-general Chili, 405 Front, r.
016 Post
talacios Luis Q., physician, office and r. 801 Powell
Paladini Achille, fish. 33-3.5 S. F. Market, r. 433 Bdwy.
Paladini Giovanni, cook, r. 605 Broadway
Palaijca J. E., wiih Lachman k Jacobi, r. .593 Ash Av
Palarie Vincent, cook R. R. Swain & Co., r. 6 Ashbur-
tonPI
Palasson Peter, milk ranch, SW cor Bay and Webster
PalecVi Joseph, cooper Pac. Bar.el and Keg Factory.
r. 736 M Clementina
Paleckl Joseph L., carriage painter Carvill Manuf.
Co., r. 736)4 Clementina
Palin Julius, car inspector Southern Pac.RR.
Pallace Nellie Miss, stamper I. 8. Rosenbaum & Co.,
r. 212 Main
Pallas Jsme-s, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works
Pallas J«mes, tt-amster, r. 219 Main
Pallas Thomas, shoemaker Edward Main, r. 219 Main
Pallet Charles, Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Market
PallitT John G., caterer, r. 20 Lewis
Pallies Alexander, produce commission, 318 Davis,
r. Oakland
Palm Albert, cook David P. Levy, r. 36 ClaJ
Palm Jacob, steward bark Revere, r. 12 Tehama PI
Palm M., widow, r. 2G1 S'.evenson
Palm Rich.nrd, steward Concordia Club, r. lO'-^Lewis
Palm Rudolph, jewelry boxmaker A. H. Lo> hbaum,
r. 201 Stevenson
Palmer Aaron B.. millhand Capitol Mills, r. 29Drumm*
Palmer A. C. Mrs., assistant Lincoln Grammar
S hool, r. 6f>4 Mission
Palmer Albert, waiter Fred. W. Kampa, r. 22 John
Palmer Benjamin H., lumberman, r. 814 Montgomery
Palmer Cassius C, secret ry Palmer Ice and Ref'ig-
eratiiig Co., 224 Fremont, r. East Oakland •
Palmer Charles, captain stmr Bello. S. F. Steamboat
and Transportation Co., Jacks<>n St. Wharf
Palmer Charles H., bookkeeper C. N. Palmer, r. 10-35
Mission
Palmer Charles H., salesman J. W. Bumhaiu 4 Co.,
r. 107 Fell
Palmer Clinton, journali.-t, r. 81 Montgomery Block
Palmer C. N., clothier, and Importer cloths and
furnishing goods, 726 Market, r. 1035 Mission
Palmer Cyrus (Golden State and Miners' Ironworks)
r. 16 Rincon PI
Palmer E. A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 30 Post, and 34
Kearny
Palmer Edward T., blacksmith Langley i Jones, r. 26
Pleasant
Palmer Ed«in A., clerk pay dept U. S. A.,r. 524 Sutter
Palmer Etwin C, chief mailing cler'; Post Office. r.
634 Green
Palmer Edwin H., wood and coal dealer (Oakland) r.
2113 WeV.ster
Palm'^r ElipHalet C, proptr City Hall Livery
Stables, NE cor Tyler and Leavenworth, r. 134
Tyler
Palm.r Fidelia, milker, r. W s Pierce, bet Greenwich
and Lombard
Palmer Frank, r. 330 Fremont
Palmer Frank, longshoreman, r. 167 Silver
Palmer Frank L., carpenter, r. 2.5'23 Pine, rear
Palmer Frank L., secretary San Joaquin and King's
River Canal and Irrigation Co., and secretary The
Basalt Co., 533 Kearny, r. Oakland
Palmer Frank T., salesman C. N. Palmer, r. 1033 Mis-
sion
Palmer Frederick E., pressor S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, Black Paint
Palmer Fred. 8., salesman C. N. Palmer, r. 1035 Mis-
sion
Palmer Gec,rge,bookkeeper S.F. and Pac. Glass Works,
r. 318 Guerrf-ro
Piilmer George, carpenter, r. W s Washington Av.bet
Twenty-seventh' and Twenty-eiglith. B. H.
Palmor George, exi^ressman, r. 61 M West Mission
Pelmer Geor^-e H.. phyi-ii ian, cffice and r. 424 Po^t
Palmer George J., shoecutter Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessiiiger & Co., r. 310 Union
Palmer George L., salesman Goodyear Rubber Co.,r.
Ahlborn House
Palmer Hnmden, millwright, r. 318 Guerrero
Palmer Henry (Henry Palmer & Co.) r. 240 Shotwell
Palmer Henry, farmer, r. 624 Commercial
Palmer Henry & Co. (Henry Palmer) wine commis-
sion merchants. 302 Davis
Palmer Ice and Refrigerating Co., Jennings 8. Cox
president, Ca=sius C. Palmer secretary, works 224
Fremout. ollBce 303 Mout^'omery
Palmer J., fisherman, r. 6.36 Commercial
Palmer J. A. Carlton, collector, 8 18 Market, r. .34 Kear.
Palmer Jacob (Deiniug, Palmer & Co.) r. Oakland
Palmer James, knifecleener Collins & Wappell, r. 206
Fourth
Palmer James R., cabinetmaker Alexander J. Forbes,
r. 107 Fell
Palmer James W., lumber surveyor. Pier 10 Stenart,
r. Oailand
Palmer Jane B., widow, r. 26 Flea.<;ant
Palmer John, boatman, r. 207 Pacific
Palmer John, cigaiettemakcr JohuBoUman & Co., r.
NW cor Montgomeiy Av and Lombard
Palmer John B., upholsterer Gilbert & Moore, r. 623
Howard
Palmer John C.-, assistant storekeeper warehouse
dept Custom House, r. 30 Post
Palmer John F., propertyman Adelphi Theater, r.
(518 California
Palmer John H., teamster, r. 3 Rinron Court
Palmer Jolin J., agent Miller & Richard, 205
Leidesdorfif, r. 2741 Pine
Palmer John K., laborer, r. 134 Steuart
Palmer Joseph, milkman, t. W s Pierce, bet Green-
wich and Lombard
Paliiier Joseph, painter, SW cor First and Howard, r.
Oakland
Palmer Joseph, sailmsker. r. T62 Brinnan
Palmer Joseph D., dry and fnncy goods, 104 Sixth
Palmer Lawrenre W. (Peterson & Palmer) r. 511
Webster
Palmer Linwood, clerk Edwin P. Peckham, r. Ala-
meda
Palmer Olive, widow, r. 1 Essex PI
Palmer Phillippa, widow, r. 1 Morse PI
Palmer Robert C, salesman C. N. Palmer, r. 1036
Mission
Palmer Roswell B., seaman, r. .504 Davis
Palmer Samuel H.,bookkfeper City Transit Co., r. 26
PUasant
Palmer Sidney 8., bookkeeper H. P. Oregory & Co.,
r. 206 Tyler
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Palmer Susan, widow, r. 2113 WeliKler
Palmer Thomas, boatman, r. 727 Davis
Palmer Tliomas, laborer freight dept Central Pac.
RE., r. 12 Freelcn
Palmer Thomas, waiter St. Mary's College, N s Bry-
ant, bet First and Uiui?ou PI
Palmer Thomas F., mil iuery, fancy goods, and trim-
mings, 73U Market, r.652 Folsom
Palmer Wales L, , president Golden State and
Iron Works, 2.i7-2o7 First, r. 2 Essex PI
Palmer Wiliinni B.. second mate ship Samuel Watts,
Front St.Wharf
Palmer William F., tjolmaker, r. W s Army, bet Jfoe
and Sanchez
Palmer William H., teamster Mechanics' Mill, r. 107
Fell
Palmer William J. T., city agent Fireman's Fund In-
surance Co., 401 California, r. 107 Fell
Palmer W. W., r. Commercial Hotel
Palmeyer J. Herman, butcher Black Point Packing
House, r. NW cor Francisco and Fillmore
Palmgreen Frederick, pastry cook Daniel Swannak,
r. Sailors' Home
Palmgreeue Abbie W., widow, r. 106 Turk
Palmieii Egisto, bookkeeper Stephen Di Vecchio. r.
738 Howard
Palmieri Luipi, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Palmieri L' renzo, Italian Benev. Soc., 423 Wash.
Palmo Pietro, r. 170.J Dupont
Palmqnist John, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Palomera Gonsalo, compositor El Tei olote. r. G Pol-
lard PI
PALTENGHI ANDREW proptr
Metropoiitaij Marble Works, SE c.r Devisadero
and Ellis, r. UOd Pierce
Paltenghi Louis, bookkeeper Andrew Paltenghi, r.
1108 Pierce
Paltenghi Pecho. fisherman. Front St.Wharf
Pamperin Henry, cigarmaker Ferdinand Sabin, r. 814
Montgomery
Pamperin T. G. (Malm & Pamperin) r. 56i}n Hovvard
Pampli.i Charles, bartender Fred. Ayers, r. 935
Mission
Panainu. Transit Steamship Co., Williams,
Dimoiid & Co. agents, olhce 202 Market
Panario Frank, foreman Cal. Furniture Maunf. Co.,
r. 239 Oak
Pancelet Victor, teacher music, r. 417 Folsom
Pander Ezekiel, stoves, ranges and tinware, 32 Geary,
r. 32 M Geary
Pander Joseph, salesman Ezekiel Pander, r. 32)4
Geary
Pandoga Peter, b.^rber Palace Hotel, r. 235^ Minna
Panella Andrea, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Panella Benardini, Itnlian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Panelli Peter, porter F. Daneri & Co., r. 2 Jasixr PI
Pangburu Stanley D., physician, office and r. 9'24
Folsom
Pansho Alfred, chief clerk Adjutant General's OflBce
U. S. A., Presidio Reservation
Pantun Henry. l:o.-tler John W. H jrn, NE cor Lagnna
• d Walnut Av
Pant;ina J. T., r. 10<) Post
Punttieon Saloon, George Dawson proptr, 321
California
Pauziui Thomas, porter Richards & Snow, r. 120 Fell
Paolinelli Dominico, fruits, 1237 Pacific
P .pa Charles, with Emil H. Cardi-net. r. 914 Howard
Papa Peter, laborer, r. 119Commer» lal
Pape Annie M. Mrs., dressmaking, 102 Fourth
Pape August (Frederick Meincke & Co.) r. 8W cor
Twenty-sixth and Mission
Pape Christian H., r. 523 Laguna
Pape Edwin, watchmaker beiijumiu H. Lichtenstein,
r. f) Jane PI
Pape Ferdinand, carpenter, r. 1304 Kearny
Pape Frederi(!k. silesraan, r. 2109 Le.-iven worth
Pape Jacob (Pape *: Rissland) r. 11 Diki man PI
Pape John, labor r Sol. Wangenheini & Co., r. 13
Pacific
Pape John H., ) orter B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 8W cor
t'nion and Uciavia
Pape M. A. Mrs., dressmaker, 523 Laguna
Pape & Rissland (Jacob Pape and Albin Rissland)
groceries and liquors, NW cor Stockton and
OFarrell
Pape. See P. pe
Papenfuss Fred., master mariner, office 12 Clay
Papenhsusen William, clerk, r. W s Iowa, bet Sierra
and Nevada
Paper Barrel Co. (patent) Flint, Peabody & Co.
agents, factory, Ss Brannan. bit Seventh and
Eighth, office 408 (ialiforuia
Papillon Emile, baker ChailiS Rollet, r. 639 Bdwy
Papina James, fruits and vegi»tabies, 801 Liirkin
Paquet Dieudonne, saddle and harnessmaker, 434
Broadway
Paquette A. F., liquordealer, 310 Pine, room 12, r.
703 Market
Para Juan Baptiste, waiter John George Wittmeier, r.
513 Pacific-
Paracich P., Austrian Benev. Assn, 310 O'Farrell
Pa".':di8e .Albert L., machitiehand Phineas Haskell, r.
8W Cur Fifth and Bryant
Prtradisc John B., cUrk, r. '.'(i9 Leidesdurff
Paradise Reindeer Silver Mining Co. (Humboldt Co.,
Nev.) Frederick 8. Carter secretary, 318 Pine,
r om 31
Paradise Valley Mining Co. (Humboldt Co., Nev.)
William Letts Oliver secretary. 328 Moiitgomery
Parato Giovanni, bootblack, SW cor California and
Front, r. 17 Sonora
Piiravagna Domenico, bookkeeper A. Galli & Co., r.
222 Broadway
Paravagna Liiigi, proptr Garibaldi House, 222 Bdwy.
Paravagna Nicolo, commission merthant, r. Garibaldi
House
Parcells Charles B., manager Hall's Safe and Lock
Co., 211 and 213 California, r. 303 Octavia
Parcells Frederick J., ck-rk, r. Aruiy, nr Sau Jose Av
Parcells John J., r. Army, nr San Josti Av
^ arcells Price, igpitalist. r. 303 Octavia
Pardee Enocli H., physician, oculist, and aurist,
621 Cli.y, r. Oakland
Pardee George C, stU'Ient Medical College of the Pa-
cific, r. G.52 Mission
Pardee Ho^^ard, machinist Southern Pac. RR., r. 108
Ridley
Par.lesty W., cook Pacific Mail SS. China
Pardini (iiusepina, r. Garibaldi House
Pardini M. Eugene, boots and shoes. C14 Washington
Pardini Narcis.^o (Pardini * Silvestri) r. 222 Broadway
Pardini <Sk Silvestri (Narcisso Pardini and .Achilla
Silvestri; wholes le fish dealers, 5C0-510 Mer-
chant
Pardo Charles, cooper Lawrence Felvey.r. 1.523 Mason
Purdow .\ifred A., attornev at law, .509 Kearnv, r. 418
Sutter
Pardow Elise Miss, r. 1006 Pine
Pardow George, real estate, r. 1006 Pine
Pardow Thomas, r. 1006 Pine
Pardy George, solicitor of patents, 402 Montgomery,
r. ."iSiBush
Pardy John, surveyor, 402 Montgomery, room 25, r.
539 Ca'ifcrnia
Pare Aimefearpcuter and builder, 335 Montgomery,
r. .920^ Natoina
Paredes Francisco, tailor Lloyd & Sherman, r. 120 Na-
toma
Paredez Jesus M., assistant editor La Voz del Nuevo
Mundo, 625 Merchant, r. 429 Gree.n
Parent Charles L,, contractor and builder, 232 Fre-
mrnt. r. 1323 Mis.sion
Parent Charles L. Jr., carpenter Charles L. Parent, r.
26 Shotwell
Parent George, teacher music, r. 803 Stockton
Patent William L., carpenter Charles L. Parent, r.
1323 Mission
ParenteroBSore Augustina, widow, r. 4 Scotland
Parenti Pulmero, silverplater, 952 Mission, r. 459 Jes-
Bie, rear
Parentn Aiistal, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Purino Frank, barber, t;i9 Sacramento, r. 427 Pacific
Paris Emil, cabinc tiuaker Jacob Strahle & Co., r. 1709
StOihton, rear
Paris Hotel. Leon Dulion & Co. proptrs, 1027 Dupont,
and 60.'> Broadway
Paris House. Stanislas Gaude proptr. 308 Sutter
Paris Louis, driver Richard Deverell, r. :M2 Union
Paris N., cotfeeman The Baldwin, r. cor Mason and
Ja<'kson
Paris Pi( tro, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 W.ishington
Pniia Th odore, bootblack Mi'W s Lewin. r. 50<; Post
Paris Vnder^vritinji' Association (of Paris)
Hutchinson k Mann agents, :!22 and 324 California
Paris Vict^)r, tinsmith an 1 phiiiiber, 1408 Dupont
Pariseault A. D., polisher S. F. Laundry, r. NW cor
Turk and Fillmore
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ParlKcault Camille, carpenter, r. 4ir))5 Powell
Parisen Pliilip C Jeweler, r. Twelfth Av, bit L and M,
South S. F.
Pariser James A. (lames & Pariscr) r. S fs Fifteenth,
bet Castro and Diamond
Parisian Dyeing 'Work^;, F. Thomas & Co. proptrs. 27
Tenth, offices 734 Washiugt'U. 300 Post, and 904
Markt t
Parle Collins, bricklayer, r. 619 Mission
Park Cuntiniis!«iuiier8, Th(imas B. Mortee secre-
tirj', office 74 Nevada Block
Park Eberhiird W., proptr PaLk House, NE cor Twen-
ty-lourth and Miss-ion
Park Frank S, r, 4.!3 Second
Park Henry, mason, r. 108 Prospect PI
Park Hotel, Sachaii iSc Miallcr proptrs, 26 and 28
Turk
Park House, Eberbard W. Park proptr, KE cor Tweu-
tj'-fourth and Mission
Park John K., plumber, r. 873 Eighteenth
Park Nursiry, Forsyth Brothers proptrs, W s Baker,
bet Hayes and Grove
Park Kobert, painter Gnmpertz & Spamer, r. 920
Montgomery
Park Robei t M., steward, r. E s Church, bet Duncan
and Twenty-eighth
Park R. T., r. 318 Taylor
Park William C, pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 25
Jessie
Park . See Parke
Parke Lyman C. (Parke & Lacy) r. 206 Kearny
Paike M«ry J. Miss. r. 1013 Vallejo
Parke «& Lacy (Lyman C. Parke and Benjamin T.
Lacy) agents Burleigh Rock Drill, 21 and 23
Fremont
Parkell Henry H., boarding, 1.522 Polk
Parken John J., r. 1713 Jj Jissie
Parker Angelina C, widow, r. SW California
Parker Benjamin, trunkmakerFechheimer& Steele, r.
2048 Mission
Paritr Charles, barber John Johnson, r. 10003^ Market
Parker Charles, cook, r. 421 Dujiout
Parker diaries, printer F. Korbe! & Brothers, r. 332
■ Tenth
Parker Charles H. (Parker, Shafter k Waterman) attor-
ney at law, 13 Montgomery Block, r. NW cor
Broadway and Taylor
Parker Charles H., compositor Evening Bulletin, r. 5
Torrens Court
ParJjer Ch irles T., ttamsterD. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
308 Tehama
Parker C W., stxulent Heald's Business College
Parker Delia, domestic 710 Green
Parker Dora, domestic 183 1 Calif urnia
Parker E. B. P., r. 1030 Montgomery
Parker Edward, capitalist, r. '23.~> Kearny
Parker Edward, jeweler, r. 283 Stevenson
Parker Edward A., mail messeuMer, r. 1712 Stevenson
Parker Edward F.. clerk E. A. i argo & Co., r. 431
Geary
Parker Edward H., capitalist, r. 1534 Howard
Parker Edward W., shot-maker, 944 Harrison
Parker Edwin, commercial traveler, r. 1507 California
Parker Edwin L.. secretary Sierra Nevada S. M. Co.,
61 Nevada Block, r. 042 Folsom
Parker E. E. Mrs., nurse Home of the Ladies Protec-
tion and Relief Soc, E « Franklin, bet Geary and
Po t
Parker Eleanor Miss, r. 343 Minna
Parker Elezer H., builder, r. 45 Second
Parker Kliza, widow, r. 2() Laurel PI
Parker Emily E., widow, r. 914 Taylor
Parker E. S.. pharmacist H. P. Wakelee & Co., r. NE
cor Montgomery and Bush
Parker Fiske L., shipping clerk Spear, Meade & Co.,
r. 839 Caliiornia
Parker Francis W., shoecutter Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessiuger & Co., r. 12 Elliot Park
Parker Frank, molder Thompson Brothers, r. 736 Te-
hama
Parker Frank, student, r. 109 Leavenworth
Parker Frank, teamster, r. 60 Clementina, rear
Parker Frank C. engineer, r. Ill )4 Minaa
Parker Frank H., clerk Titcomb & Thurston, r. 226
Sixteenth
Parker Frank L., salesman Page, Moore & Co., r. 923
Sutter
Parker Frank M.,trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., r. 736
Harrison
Parker F. W., salesman, r. 533 Geary
Parker George, clerk Luke A. Parker, r. 226 Sixteenth
Parker George, machinist Pac. Spring and Mattrese
Co., r. N W cor Twentieth and Mission
Parker George, painter, r. 9 Geneva
Parker George H., real estate, r. 1122 Marki t
Parker George P., waiter A. Wilson, r. 203 Stevenson
Parker George W., cook stmr Herold, Washington St.
Wharf
Parker G. W. H., messenger Edward Denny & Co., r.
240 Fourth
Parser H. A., waiter, r. 428 Third
Parker Hayward P., boi>kkecper, r. 2247 Ji Mission
Parker Henry, peddler, r. Vi'Ali Shipley
Parker Henry A., r. 227 Post
Parker House, Hall J; Kearney proptrs, 617 Mont-
goniety
Parker Jame^' M. (Ruply & Parker) r. 808 Twentieth
Parker James M., -Chinese and Japanese goods,
609 Sacramento, r. 808 Twentieth
Parker Ji.ne, widow, r. .365 Jessie
Parker Jane, widow, r. Ocean House Road, bet Twen-
ty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Parker Jean Mi.-s, principal Haight St. School, r. 1320
Jones
Parker Jennie Miss, r. 1320 Jones
Parker Jeremiah, cashier George Loomis, r. E s Eliza-
beth, b. t Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Parker John, r. 3ii Kearny
Parker John, gardener, r. Ill Twelfth, rear
Parker John, seaman, r. .534 First
Parker John D., miner, r. 218 Sixteenth
Parker John H., second cook Pacific Coast SS. Vic-
toria, r. 9 Haywood, rear
Parker Jebn N. Rev. pus-tor First Universalist Church,
r. 218 Sixteenth
Parker Joseph K., machinist William T. Garratt, r.
008 Ellis
Parker Jcseph AI., bartender Charles Fox, r. 419
S ,tter
Parker Joseph 91., proptr New Telegraph Stable,
SW cor Minna and New Montgomery, r. Marlbor-
(mgh House
Parker Julia, domestic Palace Hotel
Parker Katie Miss, r. 25U Beale
Parker Leroy H., .scalebuilder Fairbanks & Hutchin-
son, r. 10 Elgin Park
Parker L. H., scavenger, r. 634 Pacific, rear
Parker Louis, plumber Edward T. Boyd, r. NW cor
I ni.n and Hyde
Parker Louisa Miss, r. 2fi Laurel PI
Parker Lul e A., fruit and vegetables, 226 Sixteenth
Piirkir Mary B., widow, r. i:t20 Jojks
Parker M. B. Miss, assistant Market St. Primary
5 hool, r. 407 Mason
Parker Melvina H., furnished rooms, 850 Market, and
10 Stockton
Parker ii. H., r. t<14 Montgomery
ParLer Mihin, whiteuer John Q. Garfield, r. 1941
Broadway
Parker M. W. Mis., ladies' and children's underwear,
120 Post, r. 407 Mason
Parkei Rebecca, domestic 342 Fremont
Parker Richard D., carpenter, r. 13 Perry
Parker Robert, seaman, r. H15 Vallejo, rear
Parker Rose S. Miss, ass'.'^taiit S >uth Cosmopolitan
Primary Scljool, r. 2222 Jackson
Parker Rnfus, contra t. r, r. 019 Fulton
Parker Sadie Miss, t'a<her music, r. 18 Elliot Park
Parker Sadie M. Miss, teacher Wheeler & AVilson
Manuf. Co., r. 705 Ellis
Parker Sarah E. Mrs., r. IIH O'Farrell
Parker, Shnfter Hi W^aterman (Charles H.
Parker, James MeM. hhafter, and F. H. Water-
man) attorn, ys at law, 13 Montgomery Block
Parker Stafford U., assistant license collector, r. 642
Fulsoin
Parker Stiles S. C. bookkeeper William T. Coleman
6 Co., r. 28 Second Av
Parker Theodoie, mill' r r. :iOS Tehama
Parker Thomas B., lett> re:,rrier Post Office, r. 914
Tayh'r
Parker Thomas G., laborer freight dept Southern Pac.
RR., r. 70.-. Ellis
Parker Thornton, driver Potrero and B.V. RR., r. cor
Kentucky and Humboliit
Parker T. Moss, night inspector Custom House, r. 32
Clarence PI
Parker WaltT, bricklayer, r. 31 Etldy
Parker W. C. Jr., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r.
Oakland
J. GUNDLACH k CO. cor.iarw&M,
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Parker William, baker, r. 202 Beale
Parker William, bartender William Glynn, r. 20 Na-
toma
Parker William, blacksmith, r. SE cor Dolores and
DorlanJ
Parker William, painter .labez S. Swan, r. 365 Jessie
Parker Williauj, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Parker William, watchman Cutting Packing Co., r.
5(53 Howard, rear
Parker William A., clerk Merchants' Exchange Assn,
r. 20X Chestnut
Parker William J., waiter Bohemian Club, r. 1606
HyJ..-
Parkharst Daniel W., agent Pac. Improvement Co., r.
120 Liberty
Pitrichurst H. Clinton, journalist S. F. Chronicle, r.
2215 k' Polk
P.irkhurBt L. W. engineer Southern Pac. RB., r. 1465
Minna
Parkhurst V. S. W., scales, trucks, etc., 416 Marktt,
r. Liberty, nr Guerrero
Parkhurst Waldo P., conductor Market St. RE., r. 120
Librrty
Parkin Charles, fruits, 306 3<; Dupont
Parkin Chark-.s A. (Lincoln & Parkin) r. 1806 Jessie
Parkin Edward H., springmaker Betts Spring Co., r.
512 Niitoma
Parkin Frederick W., clerk Lincoln & Parkin, r. 5i2
Natoiua
Parkin John, fllecutter, r. 542 Natoma
Parkin John N., bookbinder Edward Bosqui & Co.,
r. 542 Natoma
Parkinson George C, r. SW cor Howard and Twenty-
tifth
Parkinson James C. gilder and picture-framemaker,
324 Fifth, r. 1711 Market
Parkinson Thomas, carpenter, r. Sixth Av, bet K and
L, South S. F.
Perkman Eugene, sawyer, r. 1)09 Broadway
Parkovich John L., bartender, r. 808 Gilitornia
Parks Augustus, teamster William Heaney, r. N s
Lombard, bet Kearny and Montgomery
Parka Colvin. bricklayer, r. Everett House
Parks John (Parks & Pool) r. 24 Scott PI
Parks John, exnressman, SE cor Pacific and Stockton,
r. 1619 Market
Parks John, plumber G. G. Morrow, r. Eighteenth,
bet Sanchez and Noe
Parks O. N., driver Central RR.
Parks Orville L., r. 11 White PI, nr Bryant
Parks R. F., wool dealer, 10 Davis, r. 1904 Webster
Parks Robert, mattressmaker, r. 817 Montgomery
Parks & Pool (John Parks and George Pool) junk,
1134 Dupont
Parlange Elward, cook, r. 153 Shipley
Parmclue James E., teamster J. F. Jenness, r. 2950
Howa d
Parmelce Lurinda, domestic 1043 Folsom
Parmejitier H. M. Mrs., dres.smaker, r. 238 Taylor
Pamell George Y., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Illinois, bet Napa and Butte
Paruell John, real-estate, 507 California, r. 1053
Mission
Parnell John T., laborer Pac, Rolling Mill, r. E s lUi-
nois, bet Napa and Butte
Parnell Patri< k, baKgagemaster Southern Pac. RR., r.
353 Minna
Parnow Charles, captain schr William and Albert, r.
25 M Welsh
Parolio Martin, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc. 730
Montgomery
Paroni Domeuico, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Mont.
Parr John M., bricklayer, r. 1120 Harrison
Parr John T., blacksmith, r. 1122 Harrison
Parr John W., engineer, Channel St. Wharf
Parr Mary A. Mrs., groeeries and liquors, 1122 Harri-
son, r. 1120 Harrison
Parr Richard E., register clerk Western Uuion Tel.
Co.,r. 2526 California
Parr William, butcher, r. 1323 Stockton
PaiTa Erliuda, dressmaker, r. 39 Hinckley
Parra y Alvr.rez Jose, r. 1709 Stockton
Parra y Alvarez Manuel, conductor N. B. and Mission
RR.. r. 1709 Stockton
Parratt Frederick, m«-rchandise broker, 405 Front,
room 15, r. Oakland
Parrish Charles H., salesman F. & P. J. Ctissin. r. 224
Minua
Parrish Edward, real-estate agent, 607 Moutgome-y,
r. Alameda
Parrish Henry C, porter F. & P. J. Cassin, r. Capital
I House
I Parrish Nathan C.,city agent Fireman's Fund Insur-
j ance Co., 401 California, r. 738 Capp
I Parrish Norman, machiuehand Cal. Mills, r. 318
I Bartlett
' Parrish W^illiani W., mining secretary, 330
I Pine, room IK, r. 310 Stockton
Parrison Phillip, porter Braverman & Levy
I Pamtt J. William, seaman Pacific Mail S3. City of
I Panama
! Parrott Jolin, capitalist, ofiice 414 Montgomery,
t r. 020 Folsom
! Parrott John Jr., r. 620 Folsom
I Parrott Karey L., blacksmith Martin & Torres, r. 731
! Natoma
Parrott Louis B. (Parrott & Co.', and consul Guatema-
la, 306 California, r. 620 Folsom
Parrott Tiburcio (Parrott & Co.) r. 620 Folsom
Parrott William K., carpenter, r. 733 Nat >ma
Parrott & Co, (Wjllfam F. Babcock. Tiburcio Par-
rott, William Babcock, an 1 Louis B. Parrott)
commis.sion merchants, 306 California
Parrott. See Parratt
Parrotte John, guard House Correction
Parry Adam M., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 1118
Filbert
Parry Charles B., compositor Bacon & Co.,r. 604 Guer-
rero, bet Ei;?bteenth and Nineteenth
Parry George, computing clerk U. 8. Mint, r. Oakland
Parry Horace E., clerk, r. 409 Minna
Parry Joseph E., clerk Pulvermacher Galvanic Co., r.
1517 Mason
Parry Matilda, widow, r. 604 Guerrero
Parry Robert JH., weigher Frank Barnard & Co., r. 215
Capp
Parachall Isabella, widow, r. 120 Jones
Pardlow G. W., driver Fifth St. branch Market St.
RR., r. Stanford Hotel
Paralow James H. S., framemaker, r. 962 Mission
Parson , foreman Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Parson Edward, physician, office and r. 103 Mont.
Parson Frederick, carpenter, r. 715 Davis -^=-
Parson H :rry, canva.sser, r. 129 Capp
Parson Peter, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N 8 Seventh
Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Parson Peter, mate schr H. Beudel, r. 425 Dmmm
Parson Thomas E., carpenter Frank G. Edwards, r. 20
Glover
Parsons Adonija, boatbuilder, r. W s Eailtoad Av, bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Ave, South S. F.
Parsons Asa E., laborer, r. SW cor Sixteenth Av and
R, South S. F.
Parsons Charles, milk dairy, W s Otsego, nr Ocean
House Road
Par.sons Charles Jr., driver Charles Parsons.r. W s Ot-
sego, nr Ocean House Road
Parsons Charles A., bookkeeper Davis & Cowell, r. 14
Hill
Parsons George N., engraver Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 120
Twenty-fourth
Parsons George W., clerk, r. 526 Post
Parsons Harry, mining expert, r. 523 Kearny
Parsons Henry, clerk Henry Mayer8,r. Twenty-fourth,
bet Bryant and Columbia
Parsons Henry B., canvasser Peake & Fiske, r. 159
Nineteenth
Parsons Hoiace G., printer, 518 Clay, r. 132 McAllister
Parsons James, seaman schr Bay City
Parsons James H., restaur.int 1406 Polk
Parsons James O., gardener, r. 159 Nineteenth
Parsons Jemima, widow, r. 1.59 Nineteenth
Parsons J. H., carpenter Pacific C^ast SS. Aucon
Parsons John K., mining, r. 1032 Pine
Parsons Matilda Mrs., poultry ranch, bet Point Lobos
Av and Mountain Lake
Parsons Oliver, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Parsons Pet-er K., mining, r. 1032 Pine
Parsons S. H. Mrs., adjuster coiner's dept U.S. Mint,
r. 44 Third
Parsons' Thomas, laborer, 411 Sinsome
Pardons Wick B., editor Pacific Methodist, 320 San-
some, r. 230 Shotwell
Parsons William, carpenter, r. N s Twenty-fourth, bet
Columbia and Bryant
Parsons William G., clerk, r. 110 Prospect PI
Parson.s William P., r. (WH Shotwell
Partello August. p.iinter Cal. Wire Works, r. Oakland
Partello Walter 8., housepainter, r. 1057 H Folaom
Partello. See Partlow
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE, ^t'dh'-^"- -•^'^"?. ofTiciAN,
;tablished. S.F., 1863. 133 Montgomery.
inMAC I MnaDICniU *»»« the most select stock of aU the leading
JUilAO J, InUlTnloUni Lumber in the market. N. BU cor. Mission at
, varieties of
~nd Spear Sta*
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Particelli A., gold and silver plater. 952 Mission, r. 469
Jessie, rear
Partington Joseph, bartender Charles Pfortner, r. 610
Bacramento
Partlow William C, machinist Cal. Wire Works, r.
Oakland
Partlow, See Pertello
Partinaun Gerhard I., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Fifth and Folsom
Partmann Hermann, cabiuei maker, r. 114 Tyler
Partree Charles, bookkeeper W. & J. Sloane, r. 534
Bush
Partridge Clara M., widow, r. 14 Bond
Partridge Edward B., bookkeeper Booth h Co. (Sacra-
mento) 401 Front, r. Ouk!and
Partridge Henry, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Partridge Henry C, cook, r. 534 First
Partridge Peter Q., real-estate, 323 Montgomery, room
5, r. 8 B Vallejo, bet Taylor and Jones
Partridge W., brakeman Southern Pac. RR.
Partridge. See Patridge
Pasulaco Theresa, widow, r. 5 Qaven, rear
Paeanelli Kiualdn, tisherman, Front St.Wharf
Pasanelll Stefano, fisherman, Front St.Wharf
Pairani Angelo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Pascal .\ugust, baker, r. 9oy Pacific
Pascal, Dubedat Jii Co. (Emile Pascal and Eu-
gene Dubedat) importers French brandies and
wines, 426 and 428 Jackson
Pascal Emile (Pascal, Dubedat & Co.) r. 619 Green-
wich
Pascal John, seaman ship Solitaire, Beale St.Wharf
Paechold Charles, tailor, r. 427 Greenwich
Pascoe Eliza Mrs., r. 1 Eddy
Pascoe John, civil engineer, r. 1406 Pine
Pascoe John, second officer O. & O. SS. Gaelic
Pascoe John G., cuiter A. B. Elfelt «: Co., r. 8W cor
Dolores and Twenty-fifth
Pascoe Richard, miner, r. 519 Pacific
Pasha Domenico. laborer Sea Wall
Pasmore Edgar, clerk, r. 2114 Jones
Pasmore Henry B., teacher music, r. 2114 Jones
Pasmore John D., r. 2114 Jones
Pasmore Robei t L., teacher music, r. 2114 Jones
Pasold Charles, mate schr Joseph, Beale St.Wharf
Pasold Frank, miner, r. 957 Marktt
Pasqnale Benedict, mauuf flags and rosettes, and
Importer fancy goods, and gold and silver trim-
ming. G50 WaPhiugton and 967 Howard
Pasqualfctti Antonio, Italian Btnev. Soc.,423 Wash.
Paequenurti Antonio, fisherm;in. Front St.Wharf
Pasquer Clemeuze, ladies' maid 915 Leavenworth
Pasquier Louis (Paaqiiier & Co.) r. 1612 Broadway
Pasquier & Co. (Louis Pasquier) nurstry, 1512 Bdwy.
Pasqulni Antonio, fisherman. Front St.Wharf
Paequini Louis, tisherman. Front St.Wharf
Pasquiiiuci Valentio, waiter Bruns & Kohuke, r. 522
Stevenson
Passage Lorenz, laborer Cal. Sugar Refiner;', r. 1110
Bryant
Passalacqua Giuseppe. Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Passama Baptiste ("Antonio St. Supery & Co.) r. 131
Main
Passet A. (Cheyrias & Passet) r. West Berkeley
Passet William, cook Herman H. Horst, r. 1218 Kearny
Passett D.. seaman, r. S s Filbert, bet Montgomery and
Saneome
Paetene Antonio, fruit and produce commission, 203
and 205 Washington, r. Fillmore, bet Tyler and
McAllister
Paetine Richard, laborer Mrs. M. Mcarchio & Son, r.
1107 Kearny
Pastor Henry E., printer H. G. Parsons, r. Oakland
Patch Charles B., r. 314 Bush
Patch Elbridge G., shoemaker Buckingham b Hecbt,
r. 8W cor Haight and Webster
Patch Oscar A., r. 1230 J<! Folsom
Patchel Edward, whitener and painter, 124 Fourth, r.
128 M Fourth
Patek Abraham (Pacific Chemical Preparation Co.)
r. 1310 Larkln
Patek Samuel, collector Union Insarance Co., r. 533
OFarrell
Patelow Oliver, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 613 Howard
Patentan Hurry, manager 8. F. Trade Protection
Assn, 43.S California, r. Oakland
Patenaude Joseph, bootmaker, r. 718 Natoma
Patent Brick Co., Philip Ceduc president, depot
Beny St. Wharf, bet Third and Fonrth, office 401
Montgomery, rear
Patent Tul« Bottle Cover Factory, GUman h
Racouillat proptrs, W s Ninth, bet Barrifion and
Brjant
Pater , Mrs., r. Commercial Hotel
Paterson George, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
711 M Tehama
Paterson James, stockbroker, 313 California, r.
1110 Leavenworth
Paterson John G., fireman, r. 5 Franklin
Paterson Johnston, collector, 330 Pine, room 53
Paterson M., collector, r. Jlilton House
Pathfinder, P. E. McCarihy publisher, 617 Clay
Paterson William, carpenti.r D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
r. 510 Linden
Paterson. See Patterson, and Peterson
Patinio Amado, laborer, r. 1332 Dupont
Patnciud A. .watchman Sutter St. l^R.
Patnoud James, hostler Sutter St. RR.
Paton Anna, domestic NW cor Dolores and DorlancJ
P.Htou David T., carpenter, r. 8E cor Laguua and Piui.
Patou George, captain SS. Humboldt, Jackson St.
Wharf
Paton James, plasterer, r. SE cor Laguiia and Pine
Paton John, driver Theophilus Paton, r. 1S16 Laguua
Paton John H., bricklayer, r. 529 Shotwell
Paton Robert, builder, r. SE cor Laguna and Pine
Paton Theophilus, milk ranch, 1610 Laguna
Paton. See Patton, Patten, Payton ai:d Peytcn
Patrick A. B. & Co. (Albert B.' Patiick and Wil-
liam A. Boole) proptrs Mission Tannery, 6E cor
Eighteenth and Folsom
Patrick Albert B.(A. B. Patrick & Co.) r. 1681 Folsom
Patrick Edward, attorney at law, (^9 Sacramento, r.
1581 Folsom
Patrick H. W., teacker music, r. 420 Sutter
Patrick James C, merchant, r. 1424 Clay
Patrick John, pressman E. C. Hughes, r. 459 Minna
Patrick Louisa, widow, r. 11^0 Pacific
Patrick Robert, laboier Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 564
Howard
Patrick Wellington C, barber, r. 1128 Pacific
Patridge Hiram C, proptr International Hotel,
824 and 826 Kearny, and School Director
Patridge Joseph, deckhand sticr James M. Donahue,
Washington St Wharf
Patridge. See Partridge, and Pattridge
Patrocino Ramon, barber, r. 1028 Market
Patron Juana. baker, r. 27 Hinckley
Patschel W., polisher J. W. Burnham k Co., r. 128!^
Fourth
Pattalaui Pasquale, driver Francisco Giovanninl, r.
SE cor Broadway and Kearny
Pattee Solon, accountant, 507 Montgomery, room 9, r.
610 Hyde
Patten Charles W., agent Frost's Governors, and
manufacturers' agei.t, 34 California
Patten Edward M., auctioneer, r. 1919 Geary
Patten Edward M. Jr., auctioneer, r. 2921 Sacramento
Patten Henry, plumber George A. Tripp & Co., r. 14
Clara
Patten James, fireman tug Tiger, Clay St. Wharf
Patten John, teamster 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 11
Welsh
Patten John J., watchman Cosmopolitan Hotel
Patten J. W., lodgiugs, 26 Slith
Patten Luke, teamster 8. F. Gas Light Co.. r. W »
Marjland, bet Sierra and Humboldt
Patten Mining Co. (Storey Co., Ntv.) Luclen Hermann
secretary, 220 Ssinsome, room 5
Patten Philip, r. St. Luke's Hospital
Patten R. O., purser Pacific Mall SB. Dakota, r. 825
O'Farreil
Patten Robert, sawyer, r. N s Twenty-eecond, bet Do-
lores and Guerrero
Patten Stephen W., clerk delivery dept Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. 2414 Sacramento
Patten Thomas, shoemaker. 284 Stweneon, r. oor
Marengo and Sidowa, San Miguel
Patten William F., upholsterer Aaron N. Levy, r. 126
Seventh
Patten WlUiftm P., .steward Miners' Branch Eestan-
rant, r. 27 )i Ritch
Patten. See Paton and Patton
Patterson , r. 30 Clay
Patterson Albert, miller, r. 720 Tyler
Patterson Alexander, longshoreman, r. 10 Union
Patterson Andrew, hostler United Carriage Co., r. 21
Hubbard
Patterson Brothers (Warren R. and Frederick Patter-
son) livery and sale stable, 1505 Foleoin
WINDOW SHADES.
Manufacturer of fine Tt'IIVDOW
SHADES for I>rivute Resi-
dences, Stores, Offices, etc., etc.
GEO. W.CLARK,
045 Market Street.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
WHOIiESAL.£ HAROWARE,
Corner Market and Front Stre«ta»
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Patterson Calvin G., plasterer, r. 2025 Polk
Patterson Charles, engineer, r. 505 Filbert
Patterson Charles, painter, r. 5 Anna
Patterson Charles, pantryman 8S. Oregon
Patterson Charles, waiter Palace Hotel, r. G47 Mis-
sion
Patterson Cli^lotte S , widow, r. 13 Washington Av
Patterson Clementina, dressmaker, r. 917 Pacific
Patterson David, machinist Kisdon I. and L. Works,
r. 422 Fremont
Patterson Elbert, miller Dohrmann k. Co., r. 730
Tyler
Patterson Eliza, domestic NE cor Gongh and Jackson
Patterson Elizabeth, domestic S s Columbia, bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Patterson Frederick (Patterson Brothers) r. 6 Camp
Patterson George, laborer Pac. Boiling Mill, r. W a
I jwa, nr Yuba
Patterson George A., bookkeeper Baker & Hamilton,
r. 921 Polk
Patterson George L., fireman stmr Constance, Jack-
son St. Wharf
Patterson George W. H., groceries, wood and coal,
NE car Chun-h and Thirtieth
Patterson Hiram, clerk Edwards, Pickens & Fulton,
r. 2025 Polk
Patterson Isabella Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar
Sihool, r. 719 Shot well
Patterson James (Pac. Saw Manuf . Co.) r. 1711 Mason
Patterson James, janitor Pythian Ca>tle, r. 124 Eddy
Patterson James, patternmaker Eisdon I. and L.
Works
Patterson James, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 657
Mission
Patterson James Jr., helper Pac. Saw Munuf. Co., r.
1711 Mason
Patterson James H., bookkeeper Buchanan & Lyall,
r. 1614 Polk
Patterson James W., railroad advertising agent, 3
New Montgomery, r. 637 Mission
Patterson Jane, domestic 1020 Jackson
Patter.son Jay D., salesman, r. 129 Valencia
Patterson J. M.. live 8t<>ckdealer, 8 Davis, r. Oakland
Patterson John, gardener, r. 1111 Tyler, rear
Patttrson John, bricklayer, r. SE cor Twenty-eighth
and Church
Patterson John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Church
and Twenty-eighth
Patterson John, inventor, r. 804 Third
Patterson John, laborer Golden Gate Park
Patterson John M., clerk, r. 423 Bush
Patterson John M., janitor Gal. Stock Exchange
Board, r. 917 Pacific
Patteison John S... ironmolder Pac. Iron Works, r. 24
Howard, rear
Patterson Katie, widow, r. 638}^ Natoma
Patterson Martin, tinsmith G. & W. Snook, r. 1411
Pacific
Patterson Robert, carpenter, r. E s First Av, nr Point
LoboB Av
Patter.son Robert, tuamster I. Gutte, r. 1144 Mission
Patterson Rufus P., boottitter Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 72(i Green
Patterson Thomss H.( Patterson k Mead) r. 721 Polk
Patteisnn W«rren R (Patterson Brothers) r. 6 Camp
Patterson AYilliam, captain bark Tarn O'Shanter, oflBce
4t Markft
Patterson William, carpenter, r. 362 Jessie
Patterson William, master m.irlner, r. W a Whitney,
bet Thirtieth a^d Riindall
Patterson William, metal signs, 432 Kearny, r. 207
Kearny
Patterson William, painter and whitener, 1125 Sut-
ter, r. 2025 Polk
Patterson William, proptr Golden Acre Nursery, Wa
San Bruno Ro.".d, nr Twenty-ninth
Patterson William, superintendent Public
Strtets and Highways, office new City Hall base-
ment, r. 1921 Taylor
Patterson William H., attorney at law, 603 Sac-
ramento, r. San Mateo
Pattt-rnou William T., assistant clerk Board of Super-
visors Oflice, r. 1715 Laguna
Patterson William W. (Patterson Ji Brooks) r. 623
Powell
Patterson William W., clerk Davis Brothers, r. SW
cor Eighth and Market
Pattirson fc Brooks (William W. Patterson and Henry
N. Brooks) agents Devon's Laundry Blue, 974
Harrison
Patterson Jt Mead (Thomas H. Piitlerson and George
F. Mead) foreign ani.l domestic fruits, 721 P Ik
Patterson. See Patersou, Pattisoii, and Petterson
Patti Rosa Miss, actress Bella Union Theater
Piittillia L., S. F. Shipcalktrs' Asau, Barra's Hall
Pattinson Frank, printer Crowe & Cooke, r. 22 Geary
Pattinson Richard, r. 14 Fifth Av
Pattison David, seaman bark Helen W. Almy, Mis-
sion St. Wharf
Pattison Jamts, clerk, r. 435 Turk
Pattison George, lab irer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E S
Pennsylvania Av, bet Yolo and Colusa
Pattison Ge.rge F., workman U. 8. Mint, r. H33H
Howard
Pattison J.W., r. 48 St. Ann's Building
Patton Abby, domestic 1117 Hyde
Pa ti'U Alva F., book and news stand, SE cor Clay
and Kearny, and 900 Market, r. 109 Montgomery
Patton Jessie Miss, assistant Mission Grammar School,
r. .529 Shot well
Patt n John, conductor, r. 1302 Powell
Pattern John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 11 Welsh
Patton Thomas, boilermaker, r. 527 Vallejo
Patton Thomas, laborer Golden City Chemical Works,
r. 60-1 Seventh
Patton William, architect, 411 H California, room 20,
r. Alameda
Patton. See Paton, and Patten
Pattridge Robert K., dealer pine and redwood lumber,
128 Steuart. r. 34 John
, PATUEEL C. MME., importer Of
leeches, '.50 Sacramento
Paturel Enul, ch rk, r. 650 Sacramento
Patz A., weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, Black
Point
Pauba Adelbert, tailor, r. 22 Russ. rear
Paudler Joseph, bronzer and gilder, 773 Mission
Paii^li William J., physician and surgeon, and
oculiht and aurist, H21 Clay, r. 1018 Leavenworth
Pauhl Walter, deckhand Pacific Coast SS.Slate of Cal-
ifornia
Paul Adele. widow, r. 1024 Powell
Paul Albirt, seaman ship H. S. Gregorv, Pacific St.
Wharf
Paul Albert H., master schr Mary Buhne, r. 1094
Union
Paul Almariii B., mining engineer, agent, and
operator, 328 Montgomery, room 20, r. 1032 Bdwy
Paul Almarin B. Jr., real estate and business agent,
328 Montgonierv, room 20, r. li'32 Broadway
Paul Alvin A. (Paul & Wilson) r. 1730 Eddy
Paul Andrew, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Paul C, laborer, r. 1509 Buchanan
Paul Carl, waiter, r. 330 Green, rear
Paul Charles, master mariner, r. Pringle Court, off
Greenwich
Paul Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Paul Cornelius, scain.nn, r. 20 Downey
Paul David, laborer Potrero Yeast aud Distilling Co.,
r. E s Minnesota, bet Nevada and Yolo
Paul Dry Process Co., office 328 Montgomery, room 20
Paul Elizabeth, widow, r. 516 Guerrero
Paul Frank, helper S. & G. (jump, r. 871 Folsom
Paul Gustav, seaman, r. North Pa< Ific Hotel
Paul Henry, second ofiicer stmr Ouklnnd, Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
Paul Horatio, assayer, r. 115 Fiftenth
Paul James, capitalist, 106 Leidesdorff, r. 115 Fif-
teenth
Paul Jane, wiilbw, r. 871 Folsom
Paul John M., r. 605 Treat Av
Paul Julian L., ctntraet r, r. 1730 Eddy
Paul Lucius W., r. 1730 Eddy
Paul Philo D.. plumbing, and agent Globe Ventila-
tor, 1331 Mission
Paul Rebecca P. Miss, assistant Silver St. Primary
S' hool, r. 614 Sutter
Paul Sophie, widow, r. W s Montf/femery Av, bet
Chestnut aud Francisco
Paul Thomas, .^enuiau. r. 104 Steuart
Patil William, butcher. NW cor Hyde and Geary
Paul tSi Wilson (Alvin A. Paul and A. P. Wilaon)
pr'>l)tr.s Bon Ton Coffee Saloon, 236 Montgomery
Paulding Joseph M., vegetableman Baldwin' Res-
taurant, r. 518 Gieen
Pauleltl .\ntonio, fruits, SE cor Pacific and Davis
Pnuli Fran.is A. (Winter & Paull) r. 1027 McAllister
Paul! Frank C, slgnpalnter, 432 Kearny, r. 304 Green
Paul! Gustavus, shoemaker, r. 304 Green
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, ""^"'"s '^?Ll°^%'"''"""'
1 MAmn»jri1IPU IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IN COAl. AND PIG IRON,
J. iliHbUUrUUun, 41 Markft Street, corner Spear.
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Pauli Gustav J., groceries and liquors, NE cur Green
and Montgomery
Panlicca Abele, fruits and veactables, 1211 Steiner
Pauliff Philip, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Pautiu JuliwK, oar InBpertor Southern Pac. RR., r.
Harrison, bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Paulin. See Paulllii
Paullisscn Heniy, frcscopalnter, r. 15 Pfeiffer
Paullin James ¥., costumer, 803 Montgomery
Paullin James R., costumer, 803 Montgomery
Paulliu Susan F. Mrs., costumer, 803 Montgomery
Paul ma Eugene, tailor, r. 223 Clara
Pauls Christ, cook Henry Blohm, r. NE cor Chestnut
and Montgomery
Paulsen Adolph, musician, r. Ahlhoru House
Paulsen Bernard, editor S. F. Abend Post, r. 6 John
Paulsen C. A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Paulsen Cecelia Miss, laundress, r. W s Hampshire,
bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Paulsen Christojiber, seaman, r. 238Steuart
Paulsen Ellen Sliss, laundress, r. Ws Hampshire, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Paulsen Harry P., porter Nuclevis House, r. Wi^
Fourth
Paulsen Henry, laborer, r. 1805 Stockton, rear
Paulsen Hermann, groceiies and liquors, SW
cor Turlt and Taylor
Paulsen John, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Paulsen John E., groceries and liquors, 263 Stevenson
Paulsen Josephine Miss, r. 1029 York
Paulsen Julius, bookkeeper Schultz & Von Bargen, r.
SOHH Union
Paulsen Louis, clerk Peter Drathen, r. 267 Minna
Paulsen Martin, cabinetmaker August Jimgblut& Co.,
r. 5 Folsom Av
Paulsen Olof, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Pau'.sen Rasmus, captain schr Annie, r. 35 Welsh
Paulsen William, groceries and liquors, NE cor Eigh-
teenth and Valencia
Paulson B. Mrs., saleslady B. Nathan & Co., r. Grace
Terrace
Paulson Charles seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Paulson Henry, shipcarpenter, r. 24 Drumm
Paulson Jean, coalpasser SS. Newbern, Folsom St.
Wharf
Paul.son John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r, 502
Ninth
Paulson J. P., stevedore, r. 30 Clay
Panlson O. Miss, dressmaker, r. 110 Sixth
Paulson Peter B., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. SIGH
Ninth
Panlson William, carpenter, r. 419 Jones
Paulson William P.E. (Paulson & Sanders) and fancy
goods, SW cor OTarrell and Jon -s
Paulson & Sanders (William P.E. Paulson and John
Sanders) cabinetmakers and uphol.-ittT'.Ts, 419 and
421 Jones
Paulson. See Paulsen and Polsen
Paulucca Lelio v., porter Arata & Cassasa, r. 1209 k
Steiner
Paulus Louis, butcher, r. Eleventh Av, nr Railroad
Av, South S. F.
Paupitz Frederick W., pioptr Minerva House, 123
Jack.son
Paurein H., Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Pausman Henry, hay and g ain, wood and coal, 2306
Mason
Pauson Frank, jjroptr Baldwin Clothing House, 942
Market, r. 220 Turk
Pauson Henry, boot and shoemakir, and proptr Sierra
Nevada Lodging House, .528 Pacifia
Pauson Margaret, dnme-stic 701 Stockton
Pauzen Alfred M., third officer Pacific Mail SS. South
Carolina
Pavelcvich Nicholas, cook S. Martlnovich & Co., r.
521 Green
Pavey James G., porter H. P.Gregory & Co., r. 33
Borland
Pavie Frances Mrs., furnishecj rooms, 819 Mont.
Pavie Fnuicis, bookkeeper, r. 819 Montgomery
PaviUier Louis Adolph, merchant, r. 930 Mission
Paviza J., Austrian Benev. Soc, 310 U'Farrell
Pavkovich John L., bartender Bozo^adovich, r. 803
California
Pavlicevich Doraeuico, fisherman, Front St.Wharf
PavHcevich John, restaurant, 215 Steua' t, r. NE cor
Howard and Spear
Pavolini Juan B., liquor i<aloon, 7 Vallejo
Pawley Sidney R., carriagetrlmmer Charles Molter, r.
669 Clementina
Pawlicki Ladislaus, physician, office and r. 700 Sutter
Pawly John, batbtender Knoechel & Brand, r. 713
Broadway
Paxon Charles H., cashier Home Mutual Insurance
Co., r. San Rafael
Paxtou Charles E., r. 105 Stockton
Payant Paul, shoemaker U.W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 1437 Valencia
Payeken .\ndrew, r. 1230 Mission
Payer L. Mme., laundry, 315 Sutter
Pavet Felician V., bookkeeper, r. 828 Geary
Payet Jean B., bricklayer, r. 824 Montgomery
Payleture G., bartender, r. 636 Commercial
Paylor Charles, boarding and Uvery stable, E S Hoff
Av, bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Paymaster V. S. Navy, office 434 California
Payu Frank, speculator, r. Branch House
Payne Dennis, barber Olympic Club, r. 1307 Califor-
nia
Payne Edward W., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Payne Felice Mrs., midwife, r. 1513Dupont
Payne Frank A., machinist Globe Iron Works
Payne Frederick W., cashier Travelers' Insurance Co.,
319 California, r. Oakland
Payne George W., tinsmith B. C. Austin, r. 1622
Stockton
Payne Harold, bottler Swan Brewery, r. W s Dolores,
ur Fifteenth
Payne Harry, deckhand stmr Alexander Duncail, Har-
rison St.Wharf
Payne Henry, seaman, r. SW cor Pacific and East
Payne Joel H., liquor saloon, 721 Davis
Pa>Tie John, r. 124 Eighth
Payne John, carpenter, r. 204 Langton
Payne John, coopiT, r. 217 Broadway
Payne J.W., r. Commercial Hotel
Payne Stephen C, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Payne Samuel T., plasterer, r. 553 Mission
Payne TUeodore Mrs., widow, r. Grand Hotel
Payne Theodore F., r. Grand Hotel
Payne Warren R., r. Grand Hotel
Payne William, proptr Cal. Bolt and Nut Works, 119
Beale, r. 627 Twenty-third
Payne William F., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
508 Vallejo
Payne William H., V. S. Pension Agent, 620 Wash-
ington, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Payne Willis, bricklayer Superintendent of Strteta, r.
3 Auburn
Payne. See Paine
Paynter William, butcher James Lintott, r. 555 To-
hama
Payot Henry (Payot, Upham & Co., and L. Gregoire
& Co.) r. 920 Ellis
Payot, Upham 6i Co. i Henry Payot and Isaac
Upham) wholesale and importing booksellers,
stiitioners, and blank book manufs, 204 Sansome
Payson Albert H., first lieutenant corps of Engineers,
U. S. A., Military Division of the Pacific, office
533 Kearny, r. 13 Guy PI
Payson Alonzo K., contractor, r. 349 Fremont
Payson Carter N., stairbuilder Albert Washburn, r.
1918 Steven.=inn
Payson Charles D., seaman ship Samuel Watts, Front
St.Wharf
Payton A. F.. waiter Palace Hotel, r. 233 Third
Payton George, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 46 Te-
hama
Pay t in Luke, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W ■
Maryland, bet Sierra and Humboldt
Payton Thomas, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 613 Howard
Payton. See Peyton, and Paton
Payzant W., clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Co., r.
1437 Polk
Paz Prudence, widow, r. 343 Jessie
Pazjk Francis J., agent Domestic Sewing Machine,
loot Stockton
Peabo.ly Fanny Miss, milliner Mrs. M. A. Soper
Peabody Porter T., foreman Mission Rock Ware-
house, r. 804 Third
Peabody Thomas Jefl'erson, foreman Central RR.
Stables, r. 522 Sixth
Peabody William F., visiting pljyslcian St. Luke'g
Hospital, r. 200 Ellis
Peace George, clerk John Morse, r. 422 Leavenworth
Pea 'e Isaac H., patternmaker, r. Ill Harrison
Peace Mary Mrs., dressmaker. 422 Leavenworth
Peacey Walter H.. carpentt-r and builder, r. 434 Jessie
Peach Gei.rge, laborer 3. F. Cordage Factory, r. 914 !<
Harrison
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Peach GiiEtaviis F., laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
91i3^ Harrison
Peach Thomas J., watchman S. W. Levy, r. 423 Lin-
den Av
Peachey Archibald C, attorney at law, r. 810 M1&-
Kion
Peacock Amos, expressman, cor O'Farrell and Bu-
pont. r. 232 Jessie
Peacock Amos, salesman, r. 100 O'Farrell
Peacock Elizabeth, widow, r. 433 Turk
Peacock George B., salesman J. M. Moran & Co., r.
Revere House
Peacock Jam s, deckhand stmr Saucelito, San Quen-
tin Ferry, r. San Quentin
Peacock J. F., inventor, 28 New Montgomery
Peacock John H., student, r. 433 Turk
Peacock William A., bartender Jacobson & Robertson,
r. 727 Montgomery
Peacock William P., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 811 Greenwich
I'eake Albert A. (Peake i Fiske) r. 534 Valencia
I't?ake Edward T., chief engineer stmr Daisy, S. F.
Ster.mb<3at and Transportation Co., Jackson St.
Wharf, r. 1913 Geary
Ptake William A., butcher, r. 1616 Pacific
leatefc Fiske (Albert A. Peake and John B. Fiske)
manufs Cal. Bleaching Soap, factory cor Foleom
and Sixteenth, oflSce ll.> and 117 Front
Peals Hans, carpenter, r. 630 Pacific, rear
Pear Charles, r. 814)^ Twenty-first
J'eur Dauiil, cook Grand Hctel
re.irce E. G., drayman, r. 504 Third
I'earce Emily, widow, r. 104 Clara
Pearce Francis J., seaman, r. 8M Sherwood PI
Pearce George F., bookkeeper Moon, Scully & Co., r.
317 Taylor
Pearce Henry D., gold pen manuf, 6'J4 Montgomery,
r. 518 Bryant
Pearce Henry M., paperhanger Frank G. Edwards, r.
245 Ritch
Pearce John H., miner, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Pearce Joseph, clerk, r. 8 Mason
Pearce William, cigars end tobacco. 634 Fourth
Pearce. Sue Peine, and Pierce
Peare Daniel, r. 32-'5 Clementina
Peare J. H.. carpenter, r. Six Mile House
Pearl Art Gallery. Charles E. Ehmann proptr,
llSwFourth
Pearl Delia Mrs., r. 619 Linden Av
Pearl Elizabeth C, witlow, r. 11-') Perry
Pearl Fnmk, storekeeper John Godsil, r. 619 Linden Av
Pearl Henry, r. 625 i^ Green, rear
Pearl James, seaman, r. Pulaski, nr Union Av. B. H.
Pearl John J., cook, r. 6 Virginia PI
Pearlman Albert S., insuraucebroker, r. 520 Stockton
Pearlman A. M., cigars and tobacco, junction Market
and Sutter, r. 21 Russ
Pearlman Julius M., furniture auctioneer, 1124 Market,
r. 1700 Geary
Pearlman L., dealer miniug stocks, r. 110 Hyde
Peirlman. See Perlman
Peiirman Elizabith, widow, r. -521 Stevenson
Pea rgall Wallace 51., book and job printer, 5
Post, r. W s Castro, bet Eighteenth and Nine-
teenth
Pearson August, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Pearson Charles E., mining, r. 814 )j Twenty-first
Pearson Edward, engineer, r. 30 Bernard
Pearson Edward S.. teamster F. G. Druminond, r. 439
Twenty-second
Pearson Eugene, foremsn Pac. Fertilizing Co., r. NW
cor Bay and Biuhanan
Pearson H.. r. 304 Third
Pearson Hattie, widow, r. 115 Taylor
Peartion Henry H. , manager The Baldwin, NE
cor Market and Powell, r. 820 Bush
Pearson James, teamster .josiah G. Johnson, r. cor
Fourth Av and M, South S. F.
Pearson James H.. stockbroker, r. 225 Bush
Pearson John, seaman, r. 30 Clny
Pearson John G., proptr Pac. Tallow Works, factory
and r. Fifth Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Pearson John H., mail clerk Adjutant General's Of-
fice. U. 8. A., Presidio Reservation, r. 2014 Larkin
Pearson Lucy B. Miss, clerk U. 8. Surveyor General's
Office, r. 733 Geary
Pearson N. (N. Pearson h Co.) r. 66 Everett
Pearsi'U N. i Co. (N. Pe.irson) proptrs Eagle Coffee.
Bpice, and Drug mills, 8 and 10 Stevenson
Pearson Paul, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Pearson Robert, seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Sydney
Pearson Ro^>ert W., attorney at law, 35 Mont-
gomery Block, r. 700 Broadway
Pear-on Walter, blacksmith Presidio Reservation
Pearson William, r. 820 Bush
Pearson William, cashier Commercial Insurance Co.
of California, r. 205 Powell
Pearson William, engineer Liebes Brothers k Co., r.
30 Bernard
Pearson William, herder Presidio Reservation, r. 8 8
Oreenwich, bet Pierce and Scott
Pearson <& Curtis Tobacco Co. (now Curtis.
Dixon & Co.) manufs and importers cigars and
tobacco, 309-317 Clay
Pearson. See Pierson
Pearsons Hiram A., r. 610 Van Ness Av
Pease Ad lie E. Miss, r. 1203 Taylor
Pease Alice, widow, fni-nishea rooms, 502 O'Farrell
Pease Coffin F., carpenter, r. 1317 Powell
Pease Edward C, clerk T. J. Bass & Co., r. 815 Lom-
bard
Pease Emma S., widow, r. 769 Harrison
Pease George F., carpenter, r. 34 Valparaiso ~-"
Pease George S. , broommaker, r. 529 Sacramento
Pease G. M., physician and surgeon, office and r. 126
Turk
Pease Henry, r. 36 Clay
Pease Henry, seaman schr San Diego, Howard St.
Wharf
Pe.ise Hl ratio N., r. 1203 Taylor
Pease Luman S., with John Parrott, r. 1401 Sutter
Pease Ricliard H. Jr., agent Goodyear Rubber
Co., 577 and 579 Market, r. 1401 Sutter
Pease Thomas H., clerk William L. Duncan, r. 602
O'Fariell
Pease T. Percv, workman coiner's dept U. 8. Mint, r.
130 Tyler"
Pease Wilder, clerk Bush St. Theater, r. 130 Tyler
Pease William, brakeman Southern Pac. RR.
Peas* William C, contractor and builder, r. 815 Lom-
bard
Peaslee Sanger M., tinsmith, r. NW cor Fillmore and
Francisco
Peaslee William, blacksmith, r. 2728 Folsom
Peasley John, engineer N. Ohlandt & Co., r. 5 Sumner
Peaslev Matthew, expressman, 8W cor Sixth and
Market, r. 1125 Tu k
Peasley Stei)hen L., shipcarpenter Pacific Mail SS.
Co., r. 3<50 Brannan
Peat Frances, widow, r. 1610 Lsrkin
Peat John, s aman. r. North Paciflc Hotel
Peat John W. F., clerk, r. 1610 Larkin
Peavy Jacob C, steward stmr Pilot, S. F. Steamboat
and Transportation Co., Jackson St. Wharf
Pebbles Frank M., portrait painter, studio 415 Mont-
gomery, r. Oakland
Pebbles Wallace, ttamster, r. Eleventh Av, nr Rail-
r ad Av, South S. F.
Pebley J; cob. helper Mojnihan & Aitken, r. 20 Na-
toma, rear
Pecasso Andrew, gardener, Fillmore, bet Hermann
and Ridley
Pec(.ia Francisco, collector Garibaldi Guard, r. 9 Me-
dauPl
Peccia Luigi, laborer, r. 11 Jasper PI, rear
Pecliin Cliarleii, proptr Phil's Exchange and
Rebtaurant, 417 Front, r. 2 Harry PI
Pechin C. R. Mrs., assistant Broadway Grammar
School, r. 2 Harrv PI
Peck . r. 421 Fourth
Peck Ai, mining expert, 646 Market, room 2, r. San
Rafael
Peck An>ert F.,boottreer Buckingham & Hecht, r.
845 Howard
Peck A. P. Mrs. teacher Willcox & Gibbs' Sewing
Machine Co., r. 408 Laguna
Pe«k Arthur P., salesman Willcox fc Gibbs' Sewing
Machine Co., r. 408 f-aguna
Peck Benjamin, laborer Genesee Mill Co., r. Sacra-
mento Hotel yai
Peck Charles S. (Peck & Co ) r. 1350 Post
Peck Dennis, cook, r. 603 Post
Peck E. Annie Mrs., assistant Sanchez St. School, r.
120 GuiTrero
Peck Edj^ar A., mining secretary, 646 Market,
room 2, r. San Rafael
Peck E-tmund B., drayman, r. 1209 H Bush
Peck Edwin B., teamster Peck & Co., 717 Sacramento
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Peck Edwin T., bookkeeper Holt Brothers, r. 1137
Ellis
Peck Emma Mis«, retoucher Jefifors, Wells k Klpps,
r. Oakland
Peck Gcort?e, with Cook & Ellis, r. 34 Tehsmn
Pt>ck Helen E. Miss, assistant Fairinouut Primary
School, r. Twenty-fourth, nr Valencia
Peck Heury, carpenter, r. 85 We-t Mis-liin
Peck Hi;nry, fruits and vegetables, 1032 Folsoin
Peck James K., drayman T. G. Cockrill & Co., 521
FroLt
Peck Jane E., widow (Wellman, Peck jt Co.) r. 413
St<icljton
Peck John, boot and shoemaker, 20 Montgomery Av,
r. 827 Pacific
Peck John H. F., as.'^istant secretary Board of Educa-
tion, r. 410 Hyde
Peck Levi P., deputy County Clerk, r. 1P13 Iiarkin
Peck MargHret, widow, r. 8 a Twenty-fourth, bet Va-
lencia and Mission
Peok Mary, widow, r. 1733 Broadway
Peck Mining Co. (Arizona) C. T. Bridge secretary, 224
California
Peck Philip, manager Franco-American Perfumery
Co., l.O Sutter, r. 1516 Franklin
Peck Sanford C, r. 929 Howard
Peck Vina D. Mrs., r. 2520 Sutter
Peck Wesley Rev., pastor Bush St. M. E. Church, r.
2520 Bush
Peck William, seaman, r. 4 Berry
Peck William I., printer Benjamin T. Conger, r. 1013
Mr.rket
Peck William W. .laborer Pac.Iron Works, r. 555 How-
ard
Peck & Co. (Charles a. Peck, Josiah M. Teel, and
Timothy F. Scott) draymen, 717 Sacrameiito
Peckaller AuRust. seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Peckerman Simon, dry-goods, 214 Sixth, r. 27 Har-
riet
Peckham Edwin L., Mrs., widow, r. 1012 Lombard
Peckham Edwin P., stockbroker, 311 Montgomery, r.
SW cor Jones and L,ombard
Peckham Frank C, carrlagemaker George W. Peck-
ham, r. 1232 Folsom
Peckham George W., carrlagemaker, 1232 Folsom
Peckham Robert B. molder Union Iron Works, r. 14
Tehama
Peckham Thomas, sterc otyper, r. 431 Vallejo
Peckham William D., capitalist, 311 Montgomery, r.
8W cor Jones and Lombard
Peckham William H., salesman John R. Mason, r. S
f) Eij»hteenth, bet Castro and Hartford
Pecklupah David A., policeman City Hall, r. Inter-
national Hotel
Pecoa Jose F., Purtuguese Pro. and Bentv. Asnn,
415)4 Drumm
Pecos John, laborer, r. N s Jackson, nr Kearny
Pedan William^ tailor, r. 224 Third
Pedemonte Angelo, laborer, r. 33 Hinckley
Pedersen Andrew, tailor, r. 2 Geary PI
Pedersen Berthenins, wood and ivorylurner, 221 Mis-
sion, r. N, bet Eleveuth and Twelfth Avs, South
B. F.
Pedersen Ernst, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Pedersen Jens, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 25 I>e-
catur
Pedersen Jens, seaman schr Pannonia,Larue's Wharf
Pedersen Therklld, cooper Reuben Norton, r. 213
Minna
Pedersen. Bee Peterson, and Petersen
Pedler Amos 8., clerk, r. 16 Seventh
Pedl( r Annie Miss, copyist Superior Court Depart-
ment No. 9, r. 16 Seventh
Peddler Elizabeth Mrs., tailorc 88, r. 19 Lewis
Pedler Joel A., plasterer, r. 533 Shotwell
Pedler Jo8«-ph R., clerk Empire Coal Mine andRR.,
r. 223 Green
Pedler Thomas C. agent Empire Coal Mine and
Railroad, commission and shipping merchant,
and lumber, wood, and produce, SW cor Stouart
and Folsom, r. f,03 Bush
Pedlino J., Austrian Bi-nev. Assn. 310 O'Farrell
Pedrazzi Giuseppe, Swiss Benev. B'lC, 109 Mont.
Pedrazzl Lulgi, cook Campi's Rastaurant, r. 250
Lombard
Pedretil Benjamin, laborer Tschnrr fc Dingeon
Pedrettl Louis, fisherman. Front St. Whrrf
Pedrinl J., waiter, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Pedro Anttmio, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Santa Cruz,
Broadway Wharf
Pedro Estacio G., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415)4 Drumm
Pedro Hosea, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 415H
Diumm
Pedro Manual, deckhand stmr .Ajnelia, Washington
St. Wharf
Pe<lroni Giouchimo, bakery, 1407 Stockton
Pe/.Ironi Michele (Pedronl & Casalini) r. San Gottardo
Hotel
Pedroui & Casalini (Michele Pedroni and V. Casalini)
proptrs San G^jttard') Hotel, 631 Broadway
Pedrotta .A.ngel », Swiss Benev. S)c., 109 Montgomery
Peclrotta Joseph A., waiter Bjcken & Bac^ala, r.
1521 Dupont
Pedrotta Pietro, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Pedrotta V. (V. Pedrottft (t Co.) r. 1310 Polk
Pedrotta V. & Co. (V. Pedrotta. Philip Mazzi, and A.
Gualzata) restaurant, 1334 Bush
Pedruzzi Sebr.stian, collector, r. 7 Vassar PI
Peebles Wallace. teauiSt -r, r. Eleveuth Av, bet N and
P, Sou'hS. F.
Peel Charles, longshoreman, r. 8E cor Fourth and
Channel
Peel Marga'-et J., widow, r. 1725 Pine
Peel Robj-rt, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E 8 Illinois,
bi t Napa aud Shasta
Peeler Jacob E., salesman Elliott fc Co., r. 527 Post
Peerless Sevfliig Alachiue Co., Samuel Hill
general agiiit. 634 Market
Peerless Yeast Powder, B. F. Barton & Co. proptrs,
213 Sa rameijio
Peesch Henrv. cuiTier Laguna Tannery, r. Van Ness
Av, bet Filbert and Greenwich
Pegg Mary, r. cor Devlsadero and Ellis
Pegg Owen, engineer B. F. Burton & Co., r. 1310
Laurel Av
Peggs Ellas, porte- Montgomery's Hotel, 227 Second
P^g^s James, machinist, r.l914 Ellis
Pegile Pauline (Joseph Equi & Co.) r. 440 Hayes
Peguillan Eniile, salesman Halks & Co., r. Fifteenth
Av, nr Railroad Av, .South 9. F.
Peguillan Eugene, sheep butcher, r. Eleventh Av, bet
M and N. South S. F.
Peguillan Michael, butcher, r. Fifteenth Av, bet P and
Q, South S. F.
Pehrson James, cook schr Kittie Sfc-vens
Peipers Fritz, musirian, 137 Post
Peirano A., cabinetmaker Eragen & Geist, r. 2147
Filbert
Peirano Bartolomeo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Peirce Frederick W., r. 317 Fifth
Peirce Ge )rge S., carpeiiter, r. 20 Potter
Peirce Henry A., r. Union Club
Peirce Jos^:ph, r. 502 Geary
Ptriice Julius, clerk, r. 219 Minna
Peirce Otis 8., r. 503 Taylor
Peirce Sarah, widow, r. 1310)4 Grove
Peirce Walter, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Peirce TV'. Henri, pie-i'ent The Royal Portrait
Guild, studio 843 Missioi), r. 1210 Mission
Peirce. See Pearce and Pierce
Peirsch Victor, bookkeeper, r. 2.57 Stevenson
Pei.jchera Julius H., tauuer Moritz Wind, r. E s San
Bruno Road, nr 'Tweuty-sixth
Peiser Betsy Mia<3, assistint South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 707 Larkin
Peiser Elias, merchant, r. 30') )4 Hayes
Peiser Eliza, widow, dressmaker, 902 Folsom
Peiser Fjither Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Eliza Peiser, r.
902 Folsrim
Peiser Flora Miss, assistant Turk St. Primary School,
r-. 11 Sixth
Peiser Frances, widow, r. 13 Sixth
Peiser Henry, manuf aud dealer cigars and tobacco,
19 Sixth, r. 11 Sixth
Peiser Jacob, secondhand clothing, 209 Third
Peiser .Toseph, expressman, SW- cor Washington and
Dupont, r. 14(H) Dnpcmt
Peit-er Lemuel , salesman Buyer, Reich & Co., r. 1409
Sacramento
Peiser lyCvi, speculator, r. r. 11 Sixth
Peiser Ixiuis, clothing'. -('.'H Pacific
Peiser Binder, salesman Straus A: Levy, r. 306 Fulton
Peiser. See Peyser, Pieser, and Pyser
Peixotto Raphad (Pcixotto k Silvcruian) r. 1626
Sutter
Peixotto & Silvei-man (Raphael Peixotto and
Moritz Silverman) dry goods, 42-46 Thlra
Pekin Tea Co., Manu 1 Ainsa manager, Hayes Valley
Market, SW cor Grove and La^ima
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Pelegrin Peter, laborer, r. 722 Broadway
Pelnam H. B., r. 209 Kearny
Peliccihjo Lazzaro, Garabaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Pelicciajo Pietro, Garabaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Peliccioni Giacoma, sawyer L. J. Buffino & Cu., r.222
Broadway
Pelisson Joseph, French Zouaves, nSl Sacramento
Pelisson P., French Zouaves, 537 Sacramento
Pell George, driver N. B. and MisBiou R. B.
Pell Thomas N., clerk Onion lion Works.r. 607 Powell
Pell William, r. fi07 Powell
Pellanda Pietro, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Pellandini Gio 13., Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Pelle Alexis, salesman John B. Sportono, r. 516 Oc-
tavia
Pelle Alexis A., shoemaker, 1119 Folsom
Pelle Emma Miss (Mrs. C. Lapachet & Co.; r. 1518
Stockton
Pellegrini Federico, fresco painter, 517 California, r.
1 Graham pi
Pellegrini Louis, cook J. G. Foster, Cliflf House
Pellegrini Mei, fisherman, r. W s Ohio, nr Broadway
Pellegrini Paolo (Lauricella k Co.) r. 1337 Dupont,
rear
Pellegrini Rosa, cook, 1922 Sacramento
Pelletier George, r. 1027 Dupont
Pelletier Henry, painter Southern Pac. RR., r. 1776
Folsom
Pi Uetier Louis, whitener and plasterer, r. 216 Seven-
teenth
Pelletier Mary, widow, r. 1776 Folsom
Pelletreau William, gasfitfer, r. 914 Bryant
Pelletreau William W., r. 914 Bryant
Pelli Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 1518 Stockton
Pellicciaia Marguerita, Italian Benev .Soc, 423 Wash-
ington
Pelli( ciaia Pietro, liquor saloon, 618 Front, r. Cadell
Alley, nr Union
Pellin Juiien, laborer, r. 1002 Alabama
Pellisson Eulalia Miss, dressmaker, r. 313 Eighteenth
Pellisson Pierre, proptr New Guillaume Tell Hotel,
702 Pacific
Pellman John, r. 520 Stockton
Pells Edward, peddler, r. 435 Grove
Pelsevada Jose, gardener, r. N s Fifteenth, nr Do-
lores
Pelton John C. Jr. (Hatherton & Pelton) r. 1510 Pine
Pelton J. C. Mrs., widow, r. 1510 Pine
Pelton Judson S., traveling agent, r. 14 Perry
Peltret Peter G., r. 2041 Howard
Pelts Washington R., engineer stmr Amador, Oak-
land Ferry, r. SW cor Stockton and Chestnut
Pelz Louis, clrek Henry Schwartz, r. 217 Powell
Pelzer August, baker, r. 7 Garden, rear
Pembcr Edward, laborer ammonia works S. F. Gas
Light Co., r. 25 Hawthorne
Pemberthy Thomas, sailmaker Neville k Co..r. 1038^
Folsom
Pembroke Qoodspeed 3., special policeman, r. 1812
Broderick
Pembroke SamuelJ., clock and musicbox maker, 220
O'Farrcll
Pen Daren Mining Co. (Alameda County, Cal.) J. H.
Griffith secretary, 113 Liedesdorfl
Pena Antonio Diaz. r. 19 Liberty
Peria Hernando F. Diaz, commission agent, 83 Mont-
gomery Block, r. 35 Soith Park
Pena Manuel (Williams & Pena) r. 51 Sacramento
Penalton Richard, cook, r. 45 Sacramento
Pince Jacob B. (Smith & Pence) r. 1126 Mission
Pender — Mrs., cook Roman Catholic Orphan Asy-
lum, r. N, bee Eighteenth and Twentieth Avs,
S.-uth S. F.
Pender John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Pender Thomas H., salesman Stange & Hlnk, r. 249
Sixteenth
Pendergast Charles, r. 930 Mission
Pendergast Charles, shampooer Hammam Baths, 13
Dupont
Pendergast Edward, laborer Golden City Chemical
Works, r. Boardman PI, bet Bryant & Brautian
Pendergast Emma Mrs., fancy goods, 1204 Pacific
Pendergast Frank, cook, r. Broadway Hotel
Pendergast George, engineer, r. Overland House
Pendergast Harry B., bartender, r. 1013 Post
Pendergast J., r. NW cor Third and Folsom
Pendergast James (Pendergast, Smith b Co.) r. 3543
Folsom
Penderi.;aBt James, hostler N. B. and MlMion RR., r. 1
Boyd
! Pendergast James A., produce and commission mer-
chant, 206 Clay, r. N s Pine, bet Devisadero and
Broderick
Pendergast James H., gilder, r. 974 Folsom
Pendergast Jane, r. 116 Alta PI
Pendergast Johu, plumber, r. 11 Bo.irdman. rear
Pendergast John W., clerk Daniel T. Sullivan, r. 133
Fourth
Pendergast Joseph, student, r. 330 Fremont
Pendergast Joseph H., molder ^tna Iron Works, r.
N s 442 Twentieth, bet Shotwell ard Folsom
Pendergast Martin, painter Whittier, Fuller & Co. , r.
321 Clementina
Pendergast Mary, domestic 1501 Van Neaa Av
Pendergast Michael, laborer, r. 662 Harriiton
Pendergast Michael, miner, r. 1204 Pacific
Pendergast Miles, laborer, r. Marengo, nr San Miguel
Station
Pendergast Patrick H., clerk J. Simon, r. 8'20X
Eighth
Pendercfast, Smith & Co. (Thomas and James
Pendergast) proptrs Mtna Iron Works, 217 — 221
Fremont
Pendergast Thomas (Pendergast, Smith & Co.) r. 330
Fremont
Pendergast Thomas, foreman molder MXua Iron
Works, r. 2543 Folsom
Pendergast William, bartender Alfred J. Fritz, r. 431
Tehama
Pendergast William, molder .£tna Iron Works, r. 2543
Folsotn
Pendergast. See Prendergast
Panders Edward, laborer, r. Lida PI, nr Sixteenth
Fenders John, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W 9
Kentucky, bet Humboldt and Nevada
Pendleton Alva, clerk stmr D. E. Knight, Green St.
Wharf
Pendleton Benjamin (Athearn 4 Co.) r. 2631 Howard
Pendleton C. Lorimer, fireman stmr D. E. Knight,
Green St.Wharf
Pendleton Edgar C, compositor Holloway A: Brigga,
r. Oakland
Pendleton Flora M. Miss, r. 713 J^ Minna
Pendleton Frederick H., machiniFt, r. 518 Sutter, rear
Pendlet<in George, boarding and restaurant, 1221
Pacific
Pendleton Herbert L., bootmaker Isaac N. Withrow,
r. 713)4 Minna
Pendleton Leslie, shoemaker, r. 713 H Minna
Pendleton Mary E., widow, boarding. 227 Geary
Pendleton W. G., clerk, r. Overland House
Pendleton William, expressman, r. 531 Linden Av
Pendleton William P., clerk quartermaster's dept U.
S. A., r. 318 Bush
Pendo John, restaurant. 723 Davis
Pendolo Augustini, r. 1711 Mason, rear
Penelli Salvatore, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Peneton Solomon, porter Alfred K. Dnrbrow, r. 18
Glover
Penez Emile, draftsman Union Iron Works, r. TT
Natoma
Penfield Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Penfield Thomas, waiter, r. 133 Tehama
Penfield William H., janitor and collect'T Merchants'
Exchange Association, r. Merchants' Exchange
Pengellay Robert W., liquor saloon, NE cot Folsom
and Second, r. 12 Hampton PI
Penistone Mary P. Mrs., cigar stand, new City Hall, r.
1223 Market
Fenlington George, secretary Redington Quicksilver
Co.. 531 Market, r. 1206 Market
Pennell Charles C, clerk Wooeter, Hubbell k Co., r.
1512 Franklin
Pennell Henry Q., clerk A. M. Simpson & Brother, r.
1512 Franklin
Pennell J. Mrs., widow, r. 1512 Frankliu
Pennell Robei t, lumber surveyor, 128 Steuart, r. W a
Castro, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Pennell Robert J., silesmau C. Beach, r. 1304 Larkln
Pennell Thomas M., receiver Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 1512 Franklin
Penner Cornelius, seaman schr Sea Foam, r. 9 Pacific
Pennette , laundrymau Hayes Park Laundry, r.
525 Hayes
Pinney James, S. F. Ship Calker's Assn, Barrs'a Hall
Penney Johu F., metallic lite-boat builder, SW cor
Solano and Kentucky, and NE cor Solano and
Illinois, r. 8E cor Tennessee and Solano
Penney Louis V., bollermaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
W 8 Kentucky, bet Mariposa and Solano
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41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Pennle Amos C, car repairer M. P. and M. dept Cen-
tral Pnc. BR., r. New Washington Hotel
Pennie Bcnjainin D., lamplighters. F. Gas Light C!o.,
r. 309 Miuiia
Penuje Frank, seaman, r. 2i"i Stenart
Pennle Tames C, attorney at law, 708 Montgomery, r.
1512 Post
Pennie Jamea C. Jr., mannf Penule's Champagne
Cider, .504 Ja'kson, r.lil2Po8t
Pennie. See Penney and Penny
Pennim;in Benjaiuin F., r. 854 Mission
Penniman George W., conductor Southern P«c. RR.,
r. 703 Market
Penniman Thomas, booltkeeper, r. 18-23 Eddy
Panning Williolm, laborer, r. .506 Union
Penninf;t >n lYedirick J., pressman W. M. Hinton &
Co., r. 1113 Clay
Penn«ylvania Fire In8arauc« Co. (Phlladel-
phi.i) Jonathan Hunt, Son & Co. managers, 313
California
Pennsylvania Gold Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.)
office :)'20 Sansome, room 6
Pennsylvania Rail Road Co., J. R. Erringer Jr. general
agent, 208 Montgomery
Penny John, compositor, r. 1129 Folsom
Penny Lawrence, teutmaker Neville & Co., r. 1615
Leavenworth
Penny. See Penney and Pennie
Pennycook James (Pennycook & Longley) r. 419
Chestnut
Pennycook John, janitor Law Library, r. NW cor
Second and Townsend
Pennycook John Jr.. sawyer, r. NW cor Second and
Townwnd
Pennycook W. Wallace, clerk, r. NW cor Second and
Town.oend
Pennycook & Longley (James Pt- nnycook and George
W. Loujjley) house and sign painters, 419 Chest-
nut, office 420 Montgomery
Pennyroth Thorn is. seaman, r. Keystone House
Pennyson Charles, seaman schrMary Swan
Penoyer John W., commercial traveler, r. 749 Folsom
Penry Henry T., teamster, r. 530 Seventeenth
Pensue William, deckhand barge Pilot, Jackson St.
Wharf
Pentecost Joseph, mining secretary, oflfice and r. 702
Market
Pentony John, livery stable, 633 Green, r. 1514 Powell
People's Art Gallery. Jo>.n D. Godeus proptr, 34 Third
People's Broom Factory, Thomas Golden proptr. 109
Clay
People's Ice Co., Isaac H. Thompson secretary,
312 Mission
PeopIe'« Insurance Co. (of Newark) Hutchinson
k Mann agents, 322 and 324 California
Peoples Ribecca, domestic \W cor Vallejo and Leav.
Peopli-s Robert, stableman John Rodgers i Sons, junc-
tion Hayes and Market
Peoples Robert, teamster Superintendent of Streets
Pepin Jamos, blacksmith, r. 2743 Harrison
Peplow Albert, printer C. A. Murdock & Co., r. Ar-
4ifegton House
Peplow E<lward A., printer C. A. Murdock b Co., r.
Arlington House
Pepper Alfred M., painter Thomas Downing, r. 4-23
Bush
Pepper Arthur, cabinetmaker Linforth & Rawlings,
r. What Cheer House
Pepper Augustus, sawyer Cal. Mills, r. 114 Fair Oaks
Pepper Charles, pantryman International Hotel, 824
Kearny
Ptpffer Edward D., journalist, r. 62>)4 Cla»
Pepper Frank, r. 1618 West Mission
Pep;>er George, shoecuiter Porter, Oppenheimer
Slessiiiger & Co., r. 624 Fourth
Pepper Henry, r. 1114 Sacramento
Pepper Warren, woodturner J. M. Comerford r 114
Fair Oaks
Pepperman Samuel V., seaman, r. 815 Stockton
Pep])in S., carpenter Southern Pac. RR.
Pepping Hermann, p.iinter, r. 1405 Washington
Pera Anselmo, teamster, r. 1410 Kearny
Pera Francisco, bootmaker, 413 Broadway
Pera Johu, teamster, r. 1410 Kearny
Peru Pellegrino, Garibaldi Guar>l, 423 Broadway
Peral Andrew, gardener, Ss O :ean House Road, nr In-
dustrial Sch<K)l
Peralta Peter, r. "229 Jessie
Perassa Giovanni, gardener, W s Mission Road, nr
Ocean House Road
Perata Adelaide, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Pcrata Antonio, r. 521 Vallejo
Perata Bernardo, restaurant, 105 Pacific, r. 426 Valle.
jo, rear
Perata Giovanni, driver Pietro Ginochio, RE cor Lom-
bard and Mason
Pir.ita James, clerk Michael Perata, r. 1501 Dupont
Perata John, clerk Michael Perata, r. 1501 Dupont
Perata Lorenzo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Ptrata Michael, groceries and liquors, 1501 Dupont
Perata Michele. vegetables. 23 and 24 Colombo Market
Perata Nicola, fruits and veget-ibles, r. 837 Pacific
Perata Petrina, Italian Benev. S ic, 42:3 Washington
Perata Pietro, Garibaldi Guard, 4'23 Broadway
Peravanga Cajsar, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomei-y
Perazzi Aquilla, r. 2110 Taylor
Perazzi Aretto, Cabinetmakers Union, 912 Market
Perazzo Giacomo, gardener, Fillmore, bet Hermann
and Ridley
Perazzo Giovanni, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Perazzo Gregorio, gardener, Fillmore, bet Hermann
and Ridley
Perazzo Giuseppe, manuf cigars and cigarettes, 1421
Dupont
Perazzo John (Hock & Perazzo) r. 8 Pollard PI
Perazzo Luigi, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Perbaudt C. O., r. 319 Bush
Perboner Jacob, r. 1010 Stockton
Perboner Katie Mrs., ladies underwear, 1010 Stockton
Percival Calvin, miner, r. 1225 Fillmore
Percival Charles, butcher, r. '2937 Clay, rear
Percival Charles, drayman C. Anduran & Co., r. 12
Pfeiffer
Percival David, porter H. B. Hixson & Co., r. 2937 Clay
Percival Freeman F., master ship Blue Jacket, r.
1013 Post
Percy Francis, compositor A. L. Bancroft k Co.. r.
113^ Johu
Percy George W. (Percy & Hamilton) r. Alameda
Percy Gershon H., foreman Spear St. Mills, r. Ala-
meda
Percy G. Wiuford, collection teller Lazard Freres, r.
Oakland
Percy John, r. 35 Louisa
Percy Maggie, domestic 1132 Twenty-first
Percy k Hamilton (George W. Percy and Frederick
F. Hamilton) architects, 318 Pine, room 36
Percy. See Piercy
Pereira Domingos da B., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
As.sn, 415}^ Drumm
Pereira Emanuel, laborer Reichert & Co., r. 11 Va-
rennes
Pereira Francisco R., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn. 415}^ Drumm
j Pereira Ignacio J., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn.
415}^ Drumm
Pereira Joao, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Absu, 415 )j
Drumm
Pereira Manoel J., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn.
415 Ji Drumm
Peres George, boatman yacht Enid, Merrimac Wharf
Peres Louis, r. 1426 Mason
Peres Louisa Miss, teacher music, r. 1318 Mason
Petetti Luigi, liquor saloon, .505 Green
Perey Pierre, coppersmith, 308 Market, r. 711
Grove
Perez Baldomero, compositor A. L. Bancroft k Co., r.
6 Pollard PI
Perez Carlotta, widow, r. 902 Broadway
Perez Gomez Carlo, r. 1028 Market
Perez Gomez Emauuel, r. 1028 Market
Perez Policarpo, polisher Wenzel, Rothschild k
Hadenfeldt, r. 624 Commercial
Perez Saul Jose, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc.. 730
Montgomery
Perforated Frictional Belt Age,ncy, A. A.
McLean manager, 6o5 Sacramento
Perham James P. M. (Griffin & Co.) r. 2808 Laguna
Peri Lorenzo, gardener, r. Twenty-ninth Av,bet I and
J, South 8. F.
Periam Charles J., machinist., r. 1609 Geary
Perichon /Vugustine, furnished rooms, 1126 Stockton
Perigo John, t amster. Fort Point
P.-rine John H.. agent N. P. Ferine, r. 600 Bush
P.-rine Nicholas P., Boston mastic roofing, and
manuf ror)fing material, Townsend, bet Fourth
and Fifth, office 638 Market
Perlni G. (Periui & Ferini) r. 113 Geary
Periiii & Feriul (G. Perini and B. Ferini) restaurant,
105 and 107 Dupont
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Perkin William, proptr Montgomery House, 613 MiB-
Bion
Perkins A. Judson, photograph gallery, 337 Hayes
Perkins Albert H., blacksmith, r. 452 Twentieth
Perkins Albert L. (Perkins & Howard) r. Ban Bafael
Perkins Carrie Mrs., r. 1633 Geary
Perkins C. B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 961 and 963
Mission
Perkins Charles, fruits and vegetables, 662 Fourth, r.
713 Howard
Perkins Charles C, bartender Pacific Club. r. 21
Powell
Perkins Charles C, lineman Gold and Stock Tel. Co.,
r. 2016 Pierce
Perkins Charles E., bookkeeper Gladding, McBean &
Co., r. 203 Powell
Perkins Charles L., mining, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Perkins Charles N., cleik, r. 21G Hhotwell
Perkins David, farmer, r. 524 Mission
Perkins Eugene 8., machinist Davis Sewing Machine
Co.,r. 867 Market
Perkins Frank, stock driver, r. 1812 Pierce
Perkins Frank P., trunkmaker Union Box Factory, r.
555 Stevenson
Perkins George C. (Goodall, Perkins & Co.) and
Governor of California, r. Sacramento, Cal.
Perkins George F. (Brown fc Perkins) r. 314 Green
Perkins George W., driver Cunningham, Curtiss &
Welch, r. 731 Californi-i
Perkins Gustave, watchman PiK'iflc Barrel and Keg
Factory, r. 943 Folsom
Perkins G. W., r. Brooklyn Hotel
Perkins Hannah, widow, r. 29 Commercial
Perkins Horace, general jobber, r. 1316 Powell
Perkins Howard, bartender John F. Bolts, r. 462>i
Minna
Perkins James C. (Perkins & Carneal) r. 22 Haw-
thorne
Perkins Jennie A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 622 Market
Perkins John A. P., salesman 9. MosgroTC & Brother,
r. 737 Green
Perkins John G., collector, r. 11 Mason
Perkins Joseph, skeleton signs, 406 Market, r. N s
Twenty- fourth, nr San Jos6 Av
Perkins Joseph A., clerk Custom House, r. Oakland
Perkins Joseph Austin, shipcarpenter Matthew Tur-
ntr, r. 1926 Jesfie
Perkins Joseph G., foreman pattern shop Fulton Iron
Works, r. 418 First
Perkins Justin, patternmiiker, r. 135 Natoma
Perkins Luke H., inspector Custom House, r. 452
Twentieth
Perkins Lyman G., cigars and tobacco. 16 Third, r.
526 Pine
Perkins Nellie Mrs., r. 462 J^ Minna
Perkins Peter R., carpenter, r. Bernal Heights
Perkins Ralph, salesman Bauer, Tobriner i: Co., r.
1926 Jessie
Perkins Rebecca, widow, r. 1110 Jackson
Perkins Richard, r. 142 P<rry
Perkins Robert G., r. 78J Harrison
Perkins Robert G.,r. 13103^^ Grove
Perkins Samuel, agent A. M. Simpson & Brother, 44
Market, r. 22 Hawthorne
Perkins Seth, cutter Leviusky Brothers, r. 372 Clem.
Perkins William F., r. 2 Lily Av
Perkins Willi im O., sawyer Union Box Factory, r. 555
Stevenson
Perkins William P., shipping clerk, r. 1206 Market
Perkins William T., clerk freight dept Central Pac.
RR.,r. 912 Pine
PerkluH Hi Carneal (James C. Perkins and
Carneal) attorneys at law, 207 San-
14234
Thomas D,
some
Perkiiif* di
Charles M
Howard ( Albert L. Perkins and
Howard) proptrs San Rafael Express,
1 Conimi rcial
Perkovich George, upholsterer Gustave Batm, r. 6
Clara Lane
Perks Jane, widow, r. 25 M Sixth
Perl John (Gneper * Perl) r. 6 Second Av
Perless James, longshoreman, r. Bernal Heights
Perley Howard S., street sprinkler, r. 375 Shotwell
Perniiu Carl C, laborer Eureka Warehouae, r. 188
Vandi: water
Ptmell Jean, porter Em. Meyer. 33 Sutter
Perpoli Maximlliano, dyer F. Thomas * Co., r. 38
Fourth
Perpoli Placidio, wood and coal, 608 Broadway, r. Ns
Twenty-eighth, bet Church and Sanchez
Perquy John F., fancy goods, 955 Market, r
Fifth
Perrara Anton, waiter Matthew Brady, r. Vallejo, nr
Kearny
Perrault Julian, physician and surgeon, office 413
Kearny, r. 140i) Jackson
Perrault M. C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 25k Stockton
Perrault Maurice N., liquor saloon, 312 Washington,
r. 25;-i Stockton
Perret Antoine, cook Marchand Restaurant, 115 Du-
pont
Perret Eugene, laundry, 321 Fifth
Perrey Leon, bartender L. Tridon, r. BW cor Stockton
and Vallejo
Perriam Charles J., locksmith Jonathan Kittredge, r.
1609 Geai y
Perrich V., Austrian Benev. Assn, 310 O'Farrell
Perrier Aglae, widow, r. 516 Third
Perrier Hvppolite J., bookkeeper Ackerman Brothers,
r. 516 Third
Perrin Adeline, widow, r. 2514 Folsom
Pcrrin Albert, clerk George T. Marye i Son, r. 1617
Powell
Perrin Edward, boarding, 116 Turk
Perrin Ed>vard B., real-estate, 402 Kearny, r.
1939 Clay
Perrin Edwin B., manuf syrups, r. 116 Turk
Perrin Eustene, cigars and tobrcco, 200 Fourth, r.
1007 Market
Perrin Francis, capitalist, r. 1617 Powell
Perrin Maurice, expressman, r. 34 Hayes
Perrin Peter, musician, r. 1318 Dupont
Perrin Pierre, saddler, r. JN s Mission, nr Thirtieth
Perrin Reuben J., physician, office and r. 226 Suiter
Perrin Robert, real-Catate, 4o2 Kearny, r. 2514
Folsom
Perrin. See Perine
Perrins John E., whipmaker Keyston Brothers, r. 634
Capp
Perry Alfred W., physician, offic* r.ad r. 104 Stockton
Perry Anton, seaman SS. Ancon, Broadway Wharf
Perry Anuust, upholsterer Bernard & Pouzadoux, r.
2505 Post
Perry Cnarles, stairbuilder, r. 214 Tyler
Perry Charles A., boxmaker Union Box Factory, r. 513
Hyde
Perry Charles 8., conductor N. B. and Mission BR.,r.
316 Fourth
Perry Daniel, upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne & Co.. r.
Oakland
Peri7 David, carpenter, r. 324 Guerrero
Perry David, mining, 320 Sansome, room 46, r. Oak-
land
Perry David J., with Balfour, Guthrie k Co., r. 866)4
Market
Perry E. B., master mariner, r. 423 O'Farrell
Perry Edward H., stage driver, r. International Hotel
Perry Eliza, widow, r. 416 Greenwich
Perry Emily, widow, seamstress, r. 1516 Polk
Perrv Eugene, laundry, 321 Fifth
Perry E. Wood Jr., artist, studio and r. 317 Powell
Perry Francis, porter Kane, O'Leary & Co., r. 68 Na-
toma ^^
Perry Frank, peddler, r. 1626 Mission ^^
Perry George H., attorney at law, 320 Sansome,
room 13, r. 8i3 Bush
Perry George M., seaman, r. 416 Greenwich
Perry George W., salesman John Q. lis, r. 226 Chest-
nut
Perry G. O., widow, r. 813 Bush
Perry Grace H. Miss, assistant South S. T. Grammar
School, r. E s Minnesota, bet Mai iposa and Solano
Perry Orattaii, mining agent, 324 Pine, rootf/fi,
r. Occidental Hotel
Perr>- Harry J., blindmaker William B. Bradbury, r.
649 Folsom
Perry Henry, carpenter, r. 649 Folsom
Perrv Henry, cxtr.imHu Hose No. 8, S. F. F. D., r. 8 b
Filbert, bet Fillmore and WebstT
Perry Henry O., lettercarrler Post Office, r. 601 Sixth
Perry Henry W., molder. r. 1114 Sacramento
Perry H. K., r. 708 Commercial
Perry Horace, boot and shoemaker, 1025 Howard, r.
1050 Howard
Perry James, warehouseman Presidio Reservation, r.
23 Stevenscm .\v
Perry James H., stableman, r. Minnesota, bet Solano
and Mariposa
Perry James W., plasterer Hermann Zeller, r. 3 How-
ard Court
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN. '35„,«;ontgomebyjt..
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IiHinber Dealer, jV. E.cor. Mission and Spear St^.,has larg^
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Perry Janet Mrs., r. 1006 Larkin
Perry John Jr., stockbroker, 413 Montgomery,
r. Occidental Hotel
Perry John C, painter and paperbanger, r. 26 Oak
Grove Av
Perry John F., laborer U. 8. Appraiser's Store, r.
Oakland
Perry John R., carpenter, r. E. s Minnesota, bet Mar-
iposa and Solano
Perry John W., mailing clerk Post Office, r. 1214
Howard
Perry John W. S., druggist William T. Wenaell. v. 816
Mission
Perry Joseph, seaman schrMary Beleo, Larue's Wharf
Perry Joseph h., barber M. lloaenthal.r. 1131 Folsom
Perry Jo^iiah Willard, boot and shoemaker,
1025 Howard
Perry L^^laud H., lanndryman, r. SE cor Union and
(iough
Perry L. H., butcher, r. S 8 Columbia, bet Dolores and
liuerrero
Perry M., quartermaster Pacific Mail 8S. City of Syd-
ney
Perry Manuel, laborer Sea Wall
Perry Mary, domestic 114 Ridley
Perry Mary F., widow, r. E s Pennsylvania Av, bet
Solano and Butte
Peiry Munroe (Matlhewson k Co.) office 28 New Mont.
Perry Peter G., r. 209 Leidesdorflf
Perry Philip, peddler, r. 1026 Mission
Perry llichard, drayman, 12i3 Clsy, r. 216 Austin
Perry Roxey H. Miss, solicitor Taylor & Novin, r. 1516
Polk
Perry Samuel B., expressman, NW cor Third and
Howard, r. SE cor Sixteenth Av and Q, South S.F.
Perry S. C, conductoi' N. B. and Mission RR., r. NW
cor Fourth and Louisa
Perry Thomas, bookbinder J. S. Phillips k Co., r.
928 Clay
Perry Walter, blacksmith, r. 1028 Market
Perry Wililim, bagman E. Detrick & Co , r. 660 Howard
Perry William, engineer, r. 75S Harrison
Perry William, printer Taylor & Nevin, r. 1516 Polk
Perry William, waiter, r. Alms House Road, nr Lake
Honda
Perry William, waiter J. B.Ha^nin, 1250 Taylor
Perry William A., clerk general freight office Central
Pac. KR., r. SW Capp
Perry William C. G., bookkeeper, r. SW cor Bush and
Fillmore
Perry William F. (W. J. Houston & Co.) r. Oakland
Perry William J., painter, r. 24 Eleventh
Perry William J., painter, r. 27 Hinckley
Perry Wood E., r. 317 Powell
Perry. See Perrie
Versce AbraUaui, seaman, r. 66 Oregon
Pershbaker John, mining. 113 Leidesdorff, r. 1214 Clay
Persing O. A., miner, r. Park Hotel
Persinger S., baker Pacific Mail SS. City of New York
Persinger Theodore, baker, r. 410 Pacific
Person Franklin, manager serial dept A. L. Barcroft
\- Co., r. 534 Bush
Person J. G., printer, r. Branch House
Person Piter, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NE s Sev-
enth Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Personthou Thomas, conductor N. B. and Mission
RR., r.26 Oak Grove Av
Pertersen C, Austrian Benev. Assn, 310 O'Farrell
Peruccini Stetfano, plumber, r. 1509 Dupont
Perugia Pietro, with Joseph Fi-rrini, r. 527 Green
Perivo Walter A., druggist Charles D. Ziele, r.52BPac.
Pesche Catherine, widow, r. 821 Vallejo, rear
Pescia Augelu, Italian Benev. Sue, 423 Washington
Pescia Francesco, collector Garibaldi Guard, r.9 Me-
dau PI
Pescia Lnigi, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Pescia Marie, widow, r. 318 Broadway
Pescia Michele, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Pescia Rosalea, Italian Benev. Soc, 421 Washington
Pescia Teresa Italian Beucv. Soc, 423 Washington
Peshong John, barber M. Rosenthal, r. Columbia
Hotel
Pesquinha Joas S., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415H Drnmm
Pestel Charles, hostler Pacific Improvement Co.
Pestner & Uildebrandt (William C. Hilde-
brandt) importers wines and liquors, 411 Battery
Petch Richard H., porter Held Brothers & Co., r. 22
Stevenson Av
Pete Joseph, boot and shoemaker, 2 Fifth
Peter Anlone, milker Autone Raymond, r. SW cor
Napa and Arkansas
Peter Charles, coremaker Union Iron W( rks, r. 220
Third
Peter Flavins, clerk Thomas J. Shackleford, r. Ala-
meda
Peter Kourad, tailor John Rourke, r. 7.32 Union
Piter Manuel, deckhand stmr Amelia, Washington St.
Wharf
Peter Simon, tailor Christian Zinns, r. .539 O'Farrell
Peter Wilhelmina Miss, liquor saloon, 48 Sacramento
Peteri Heury (Johannsen .t P( teri) r. 315 liOmbard
Peterjen J. N., Schuetzen Verein, 620 Bush
Peterkin John, milkranch. Railroad Av, nr Thirty-
second Av, South S. F.
Peterliiu Frederick, musician, r. 638 Stockton
Peterman Charles, butch -r, r. 2239 Mission
Peters Andrew, clerk Gilly & Mignon, 421 Mont.
Peters .Andrew, liquor saloon, 22« Pacific, r. 416 Bdwy.
Peters Arthur S., salesman Huutington, Hopkins &
Co., r. 227 Eleventh
Peters Brothers, cutlery, Henry C. Egerton agent,
109 California, room 7
Peters Carrie O., widow, r. 1018 Hyde
Peters Carsten T., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
r. 8 Willow, nr Folsom
Peters Catherine, widow, r. 452 Minna, rear
Peters Charles, patternmaker Union Iron Works, r.
30 Hunt
Peters Charles, seaman, r. 104 Stouart
Peters Charles F., driver S. F. Laundry Assn, r. 1733
Eddy
Peters Charles R. Jr., clerk Commercial Union Assur-
ance Co., r. Grand Hotel
Peters Christian, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Peters C. R. Mrs., r. Grand Hotel
Peters Diedrich, bartender Ernest Luesmann, r. 213
Prospect PI
Peters Dominic, vegetable dealer, r. 10 Bartol
Peters Ernest, musician, r. 1912 Mason
Peters F. M. 1^. <Sc Co. (Frank M. L. Peters and
F, August Meyer) fancy goods, toys, cutlery,
spectacles, musical instruments, 207 Montgomery
Peters Frank, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 106 Alta PI
Peters Franli, enginerr Pac. Saw Manuf. Co., r. 219
Mission
Peters Frank M. L. (F. M. L. Peters fc Co.) r. 823 Fil-
beit
Peters Frederick, r. 1027 Dupont
Peters Frederick C, collector White Brothers, r. 520
Bush
Peters Frifz, waiter New Washington Hotel, 624
Fourth
Peters George (Hocking & Peters) r. 105 O'Farrell
Peters George, pantryman stmr Yosemite, Market St.
y>'^harf
Peters George, teamster John Center, r. NE cor Butte
and Carolina
Peters George F., steward CUrlatopher Becker, r. 503
Jessie
Pi ters George S., fruit and produce, 846 Valencia
Peters Henry, r. 711 California
Peters Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 508 Ninth
Peters Uenry, painter, r. 20 Frederick
Peters Henry D., captain schr Centennial, Channel St.
Wharf
Peters Henry G., bartender Ixjuis Meyer, r. 36 Geary
Peters Henry N., bartender William C. Peters, r. 1218
Kearny
Peters Herman, clerk Wolff & Loze, r. 116 Park Av
Peters Jacob, liquor stloon, 505 Pacific
Peters James V.. laborer Mrs. Israel Richards, r. 645
Bay
Peters John, liquor saloon, SE cor Fourth and Berry,
r. Oakland
Peters John, liquor saloon, 1(X)7 Btittery
Peters John, liverystable, 2325 Washington
Peters John, waiter stmr James M. Donahue, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Peters John, tailor, r. 116 Park Av
Peters John, tanner Thomas Hennes.-ey, r. NE cor
Carolina and Butte
Peters Joseph H. (Peters & Sewell) r. 190 Stevenson
Peters Joseph , bootblack Kammerer & Koch, r. 11
Piiickney PI
Peters Joseph, hostler, r. 6 Bartol
Peters Joseph C. (Peters k Cowie) r. 225 Eleventh
Petf-i-s Joseph F., sea;uan, r. 23 S»<Tamento
Peters Julius A., bookkeeper O. Cobn k Co., r. 2522
Howard
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Peters Manuel, restauraot, 819 Clay
Peters Pearl L.. artibt, studio and r. 223 Kearny
Pete: 8 Peter, foreman Cal. Plchle Factory, r.Oakland
P( ters Thiebaud, patternmaker, r. 30 Hunt
Peters William (Brauer & Peters) r. 314 Post
Peters William, tailor, r. 116 Park Av
Peters William C, liquor saloon, 624 Clay, r. 1218
Kearny
Peters William J. (William J. Peters & Co.) r. 418
Larkin
Peters William J. & Co. (William J. Peters)
carpenters and builders, 28 Turk
Peters & Cowie (Joseph C. Pet<rs and George M.
Cowie) hay and grain. NE cor Howard and Buss
Peters & Sewell (John H. Peters and Daniel SewtU)
proptrs New York Photograph Gallery, 25 and
27 Third
Peters. See Peter
Pttersen A., seaman Pacific Mail 88. City of Chester
Petersen A., tailor, r. 3 Mary Lane
Petersen Adolph T. N. (C. Jacobson & Co.) r. 1416
Washington
Petersen Alfred, laborer Cal. Sugar Beflnery, r. 1100
Bryant
Petersen Alfred, seaman, r. 12 Washington
Petersen Andreas, fireman Cfl. Sugar Refinery, r. 3
Kate
Petersen Andrew, master mariner, r. 220 Kitch
Petersen Andrew, porter Kountree & McClure, r. 932
Clay
Petersen Andrew, seaman SS. Humboldt, Jackson St.
Wharf
Petersen Anna Mrs., nurse Old People's Home, 8 s
Francisco, bet Stockton and Powell
Petersen An tone, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Petersen August, tinner, r. 1023 Hampshire
Petersen Bernard, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Petersen Carl F.. salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co., r.
Vallejo, bet Larkin and Hyde
Petersen Caspar, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 428
Drumm
Petersen Charles, seaman schr Jessie Nickerson, r.
North Pacific Hotel
Petersen Charles, watchman stmr Constance, Jackson
St. Wharf
Petersen Charles A. (Charles A. Petersen &Co.) r.22C
Eleventh
Petersen Charles A. 4 Co. (Charles A. Petersen and
Ludwig Koster) proptrs Union Soap Factory, N s
Juniper, bet Foltom and Harrison
Petersen Charles J., accountant, r. ]3;:;0 Vallejo
Petersen Charles R., bookkeeper Tillmann & Bendel,
r. 226 Elevei.th
Petersen Charles S, dairy, S s Precita Av, bet Mission
and Howard, IJ. H.
Petersen Christ. (Hansen & Petersen) r. 646 Fourth
Pete- sen Christian, hog dealer, r. cor Fifth Av and
K, South S. F.
Petersen Christian, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Petersen Cbrititian, tailor John N. Straub, r. 14 Page
Petersen Christian M. (Petensen, Shepherd & Co.) r.
1470 Broadway, rear
Petersen Christine, domestic 918 Bush
Petersen Christine A., widow, r. 3 Kewell
Petersen E. C, painter, r. New Washington Hotel
Petersen E. C, seaman, r. 126 Park Av
Petersen Edward, hog butcher, r. Sixth Av, nr K,
South 8. F.
Pet* rsen Eniilje. domestic 18 Sherman
Petersen Ferdinand, clerk Matthias Wilkene, r. NE
c*>T Chestnut and Mason
Petersen Frederick, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Petersen Frederick, seaman, r. Ill Harrison
Petersen George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Petersen Gustav, farmer, r. 415 East
Petersen Gustav, seaman, r. 135 Fol>om
Petersen Gustav, seaman, r. 619 Second
Petersen Guhtav, tanner Samuel Bloom, r. 1023 Hamp-
shire
Petersen H., laborer American Sug.:r Refinerj-
Petersen H- ns, laborer, r. t,29 Third •
Petersen Hans, master schr Eleanore.r. 231 Ritch
Petersen Hans, master schr Energy, Folsom St. Wharf
PeterKen Harry, seaiiian, r. 2.')0 Spear
Petersen Henry, st*)rekeei)er Lick House
Peti'rsen Henry C, mining, r. 701 Stockton
Petersen Jacob, cook Adolph Feldschaw, r. Prospect
PI, nr California
Petersen Jacob. maHter schr Hecla. Eureka Dock
Petersen John, blacksmith, r. 218^ Ritch
Petersen John, butcher Louis Moding, r. cor Sixth
At and K, South S.F.
Petersen John, hog butcher, r. K, bet Sixth and Se-
venth Avs, South S. F.
Petersen John, laborer Bay Soap and CandleWorks. r.
Riilroad Av, bet Eighth and M;.th Avs, South
S. F.
Petersen John, longshoreman, r. 126 Park Av
Petersen John, porter Rouse & Laws, r. 405 Beale
Petersen John, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Petersen John, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Pttersen John, seaman schr Jennie Thelin, Mission
St. Wharf
Petersen John, seaman schr Josephine, Jackson St.
Wharf
Petersen John, seaman schr Sierra, Green St.Wharf
Petersen John, seaman SS. Humboldt, Jackson St.
Wharf
Petersen John, shipbuilder, r. 423 Francisco
Petersen John, tailor, r. 803 Montgomery
Petersen John E. (Petersen & Mayers) r. 1330 Vallejo
Pttersen Jo'.m N. (Peter.sen & Co.) r. 1214 Ellis
Petersen Joseph, seaman schr Excelsior
Petersen Mary, domestic 928 Mission
Petersen Matilda, domestic 1201 Hyde
Petersen Michael, cook Anton Hittinger, lOODupont
Petersen Mikkel, waiter, r. 433 Clementina
Petersen N., laborer, r. 37 Pacific
Petersen N., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Petersen Neil.s J., laborer, r. 29 Clarence PI
Petersen Nelson, iDantryman Turk St. Hntel
Petersen Nicholas, houseemith Calvin Nutting & Son,
r. 218 54 Ritch
Petergt-n Nicholas, wines and liquors, NW cor
Fourth and Townsend
Petersen Nicolai. grocer, r. 238 Kitch
Petersen Nicolai, porter M. Waterman & Co.. r. 71T
Vallejo
Petersen Nicolaus, sugarboiler Cal. Sugar Refinery,
r. .51HJ4 Ninth
Petersen Nile P., cigars and tobacco, 419 East, r. 318
Ritch
Petersen 0!e A., seaman schr Mary Buhne, r. North
Pacific Hotel
Petersc n Oscar, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Petersen Otto, salesman Morgan & Co., r. 137 Gongh
Petersen Olto, seunian, r. 9 Pacific
Petersen Peter, captain schr Fairy Queen, r. 137
Gough
Pttersen Peter, hogbutcht r, r. K, bet Sixth and Sev-
enth Avs, South S. F.
Petersen Peter, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 488
Eighth
Peters-en Peter, longshoreman, r. 13 Pacific
Petersen Peter, mate schr Energy, Folsom St.
Wharf
Petersen Peter, restaurant, 907 Kearny, r. 509 Bdwy.
Petersen Peter, seaman, r. Keystone House
Petersen Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Petersen Peter, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Petersen Peter, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Petersen Poter, seaman SS. Humboldt, Jacisou St.
Wharf
Petersen Peter, seaman SS. San Vicente, r. 9 Pacific
Petersen Peter, second officer 88. Humboldt, r. Eu-
reka
Petersen Peter W., drayman Baker & Hamilton, r. 22
Freelon
Petersen Ralph, seaman Pacific Mail SS. Pakot*
Petersen, Shepherd <fc Co. (Robert C. J. Adney
and Cbristiau M. Petersen) country and real-
estate agents, 528 California, room 3
Petersen Sophie, widow, r. 318 Ritch
Peters.-n Thomas, captain Bchr George Washington,
Mission St. Wharf
Petersen Thomas, seaman, r.45 Sacramentt^
Pete- sen Ulrica Mrs., stewardess Charles D. Zcile, r.
.528 Pacific
Peters( n W., r. 318 Ritch
Petersen William J., assistant foreman Union Soap
Fa( tory. r. 226 Eleventh .
Petersen & Co. (John N. Pete' sen and Paul Jessen)
draymi n. 218 and 220 Front
Petersen fc Mayers (John E. Petersen and Robert W.
Mavers) tinsmiths, gat^fltters and plumbers, 1650
Polk
Petersen. See Peterson, Pedersen, Petterson and
Puterson
Petersohn Helurlcb, market, NW cor Seventh and
Bryant
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Peterson Aaron, r. 14 Ji Oak arove Av
Peterson A. C. (French 4 Peterson) oculist and anrist,
oflBce 207 Kearuy
Peterson Adolph, clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg & Co.,
r. 1316 VHllejo
Peterson A. G., laborer, r. 415 East
Peterson Agnes, stewardess Pacific Mail 83. Ck)lim»
Peterson Albert, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Peterson Alfred, cook Swtn Erickson, 415 East
Peterson Andrew (McPherson & Petoreon) r. Oakland
Peterson Andrew, r. 32C Main
Peterson Andrew, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Peterson Andrew, seaman, r. 223 Folsom, rear
Petereon Andrew T., waiter A. W. Manning, r. 173
Minna
Peterson Annie K. Miss, r. 1619 Clay
Peterson Anton, seaman, r. 10 Bapy
Peterson Arthur S. (Peterson & Palmer) r. 305 Eddy
Peterson August, cooper Reuben Norton, r. 1235 Hyde
Peters, n August, deckhand tug Rubboni, Folsom St.
Wharf
Peterson August, laborer, r. 307 Folsom
Peterson August, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Peterson August, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Peterson B.. waiter Grand Hotel
Peterson Charles, mute echr Bartlett Allen, North
Point Dock
Peterson Carl, upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r.
Oakland
Peterson Ch.-jrles (Peterson, Pickett Ji DowUng) r. 528
Stevenson
Peterson Charles, machinehand Union Box Factory
Peterson Charles, seaman, r. 10 Berry
Peterson Charles, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Pete, son Charles, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Peterson Charles, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Peterson Charles, seaman, r. 415 East
Peterson Charles, seaman schr Crawford, Folsom St.
Wharf
Peterson Charles, seaman schr Edith, Beale St. Wharf
Peterson Charles, teamster, r. 45 J6 Stevenson, bet
Twelfth and Thirteenth
Peterson Charles, teamster James Beatty, r. Fifth
Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Peterson Charles A. (Madson & Ptterson) r. 14 Sac.
Peterson Charles B., tailor, r. 10 Graham PI
Peterson Charles C. seaman, r. 2(j Steuart
Peterson Charles G., shipcarpenter Middlemas &
Boole, r. 527 M Natoma
Peterson Charles H., r. 1011 Battery, rear
Peterson Charles H., deputy U. S. Marshal, r. 311
Page
Peterson Charles J., tailor, r. 410 Vallejo
Peterson Charles N., seaman, r. 30 Clay
Peterson Charles R., seaman, r. 415 East
Peterson Christ., seaman schr Nathalie, r. 419 Drumm
Peterson Christ. H.. r. 14 Bluxome
Peterson Chrisfian, mate schr Rival, Pacific St. Wharf
Peterson Christian, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Peterson Daniel, seaman, r. 2iM Ritch
Peterson David, seaman, r. 131 Steuart
Peterson Edward, cook schr Joseph, Beale St. Wharf
Peterson Emmi, widow, r. 12'J8 Hampshire
Peterson Emma Miss, hairworker Mrs. E. H. Hub-
bard, r. 447 Minna
Peterson Enewald, collector, 314 Bush, room 39, r. 313
Taylor
Peterson Erasmus, tailor, r. 2G2 Jessie
Peterson F., seaman Pacific Coast SS. Gipsy
Peterson Ferdinand C, cashier JohnRae Hamilton, r.
12 Essex
Peterson Frank B.. r. 12 Essex
Peterson Fredi riok, r. 22 Tehama
Peterson Frederick, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Peterson Frederick, seaman schr Euphemia, India
Dock
Peterson George, frescopainter. r. 1230 Pine
Petc'rson George, seaman 88. Newport, North Point
Dock
Pet(TSon George, waiter U. 8. Restaurant, r. Empire
Lodging House
Peterson George B..grainer, 1220Market, r..308 Minna
Peterson George W., photographer, r. 127 Kearny
Peterson George W.. porter Allyne & White, r. 1224
Folsom
Peterson O. Matilda Miss, nurse, r. 29 Fifth Av, rear
Peterson Godfrey, lonsKhoreman , r. 36 5^ Perry
Peterson Qus., laundrvmin Grand Hot'l
Peterson Gustaf, laborer Daniel Sullivan, r. 20 Com-
mercial
Peterson Gustaf, laborer Henry H. Jessen, r. 226 Har-
rison
Peterson Gustaf B., jeweler D. W. Laird, r. 102 Ber-
nard
Peterson H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Peterson Hans, captain schr H. Johnson, r. 228J4
Ritch
Peterson Hans Christian, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Peterson Hans P., coachman, 1507 Pine, r. 1607 Cal-
ifornia
Peterson H. C, mate schr Aurora, Pacific St. Wharf
Peterson Henry, r. SW cor Greenwich and Franklin
Peterson Henry (Peterson & DieckhoffJ r. 416 Bdwy.
Peterson Henry, boatman, r. 16 Folsom
Peterson Henry, cook Bchr Western Home, Beale St.
Wharf
Peterson Henry, laborer, r. 1517 Dupont
Peterson Henry, student, r. 305 Eddy
Peterson Israel, r. Palace Hotel
Peterson J., r. 102 Post
Peterson J., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Peterson Jacob, captain stmr San Lorenzo, r. San Lo-
renzo
Peterson Jacob, mate scLr Humboldt, Main St.
Wharf
Peterson James, deckhand stmr Emma, Jackson St.
Wharf
Peterson James, seaman, r. 405 Beale
Peterson James, seaman schr Champion, r. 117
Drumm
Peterson James, seaman schr Kittie Stevens, Main St.
Wharf
Peterson Jans W., sugar refiner, r. 25 Decatur
Peterson Jeremiah, barber Andrew J. Ward, r. 109
Minna
Peterson John (Louis & John Peterson) r. 11 Jack-
son
Peterson John, bootmaker George Burkhardt, r. 22
Clara
Peterson John, clerk, r. 239^ Ritch
Peterson John, hostler Pac. Transfer Co., r. 81 Stev-
enson, rear
Peterson J. F. , waiter Swen Erickson, r. 415 East
Peterson John, captain schr Sea Foam, r. Oakland
Peterson John, laborer, r. W s Ecker, bet Clementina
and Folsom, rear
Peterson John, porter Weil Brothers & Co., r. 1314
Broderick
Peterson John, restaurant keeper, r. 150 Silver
Peterson John, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Peterson John, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Peterson John, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Peterson John, seaman, r. 239 Fremont
Peterson John, seaman, r. 415 East
Peterson John, seaman, r. 1416 Buchanan
Peterson John, shoemaker, r. 307 Folsom
Peterson John N., r. 2193^ Ninth
Peterson John P., seaman, r. 415 East
Peterson John W., machinibt, r. 1224 Folsom
Peterson Joseph, blacksmith William Hawkins, r.
Twenty-third, nr Hampshire
Peterson Joseph, laborer, r. 1028 Moijtgomery
Peterson Joseph, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Peterson Joseph, stockcutter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 219J^ Ninth
Peterson J. T., master mariner, oflfice 12 Clay
Peterson L., laborer, r. 239}^ Ritch
Peterson lawrence, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. W 8 Post, bet Devisadero and Broderick
Peterson Lewis (Peterfou & Olsson) r. 939 Guerrero
Peierson Louis (Louis & John Pt terson) r. 11 Jackson
Peterson Louis, expressman, r. 223 Fifth
Peterson Louis, expressman, S s Eddy, nr Powell, r.
N s Folsom, nr Fourth
Peterson Louis k John, restaurant, 631 East
Peterson Louisa, domestic 1750 Franklin
Peterson Martin, seaman schr Alaska, Pacific 8t.
Wharf
Peterson Martin, tinsmith Q. & W. Snook, r. 1411
Pacific
Peterson Martin O., captain schr Eliza Blake, Howard
St.Wharf
Peterson Mary Mrs., r. 908 Folsom
Peterson Mary H., widow, r. 1S22 Jcpsic
Peterson N. C".. seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Peterson Nekefor W., painter Lowney & Sons. r. 1295
Alabama
Peterson O.. saloonkeeper, r. Sacramento House
Peterson Olaus, liquor saloon, NE cor Kearny and
Hardie PI, r. 8E cor Third and Mission
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Peterson Ole, waitpr, r. Overland House
Peterson Oliver, laborer, r. 6 Frederiik
Peterson Oscar, cabiuetmakir Gilbert & Moore, r.
239 M Kitch
Peterson Oscar E., compositor Edward C. Hughes, r.
27 Bernard
Peterson P., seaman Pacific Coast 8S. San Vicente
Peterson Peter (Olseu & Ptterson) r. 102 Spear
Peteison Peter (Peterson & Co.) r. 427 O'f arrell
Peterson Peter, cabinetmaker, r. :> Gerke Alley
Peterson Peter, coaclinian John Has i; gs, 1215 Sutter
Peterson Peter, cooper Black Point Packing House,
r. NW cor Frandsco and Fillmo e
Peterson Peter, hostler Philadelphia Brewery, r. 243
Second
Pttersou Peter, janitor Odd Fellows' Hall, r. 8 Vin-
cent
Peterson Peter, laborer, r. 239 Fremont
Peterson Peter, laborer A. E. Buckman, r. NE cor
Church and Borland
Peterson Peter, lamplighter S. F. Ga« Light Co., r.
817 a Post, rear
Peterson Peter, matter mariner, r. E a Dolores, bet
Seventeeiith and Eighteenth
Peterson P.ter, scanian, r. 127 Freelon, rear
Peterson Peter, seaman, r. 326 Main
Peterson, Pickett & Dowling (Charles Peterson, Gar-
rett Pickett, and Richard Dowling) unde: takers,
81.7 Market
Peterson Pettr O., cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, r.
East Oakland
Peterson S.. Coopers' Pro. Assa, 7C7 Market
Peterson S., restaurimt, 403 Spear
Peterson Samuel, seaman schr Eliza Blake, Howard
St.Whirf
Peterson Samuel O., superintendent 8. F. Candle
Co., r. 2022 Folsom
Peterson Sarah, domestic 2300 California
Peterson Severt. dairyman, r. Twenty-seventh, bet
Mission and Howard
Ptterson Sibbert, tinsmith Schuster Brothers, r. 313
Taylor
Peterson Soren B., freight and shipping agent, 58
Clay, r. 12 Ess.x
Peterson Squire C , yardmastor Southern Pac. RE., r.
10 Board man PI
Peterson Thomas, tailor, r. 76 Jessie
Peterson Tolderrar,bra8sfounder William T. Garratt,
r. 12 Cleav eland
Peterson William (Peterson & Alamie) r. 1028 Mont.
Peterson & Alurme (William Ptter.=on and Louis
Alarme) barbers, 1133 Dup.^nt
Peterson fc Co. (Peter Peterson and Christopher Toft)
wood and coal, 427 O'Farrdl
Peterson it Dieekhofif (Henry P. tersnn and George
Dieckhoff ) liqui r saloon, 2'.'8 Pacific
Peterson & Olsson (Lewis Peterson and John Olsson)
model makers, 328 Bush
Peterson & Palmer (Arthur 8. Piterson and
Lawrence W. Palmer) wholesale and retail gro-
ceries and provi.sious, 716 Market
Peterson. See I'eterseu. Petterson and Pederson
Petibeau Edward, druggist, NE err Howard and Nintii
Petisspn John, h aman, r. 131 Pteuart
Petit Mary, widow, r. 21 Chesloy
Petit Mathildc. widow, r. 2GU Bush
Petit Pierre (Petit Jt Gracla) r. 1300H Stockton
Petit & Gracia (Pierre Petit and Frank Gracia) lodg-
lugB. 1301}< Stockton
Petit. See PctUt
Petitjean J. B., shoemaker 8t. Mary's College
Petitpierre Augustus. (,Tainer, r. 103 Hayes
Petitpierre Napoleon F., mechanic, r. 1916 Buchanan
Petnoued Joseph, nhoeniaktr Hanson & Borgward, r.
718Natoma
Petnold Theodore, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Petra M. Mrs., teacher Spanish, r. 629 Vallcjo
Petri James R., dilver Mutual Ice Co., r. 1217 Mission
Petvie Henry, barber, 1743 Mission, r. 1571 Market
Petrie. See Pet. y
Petroff Ivan, editor Alaska Appeal, 12G Eearuy, r. 92.'>
Union
Pefrowska August:! Mrs., furnished room8,219 Dupont
PetruRKJ S. J.,r. 710 Coninifrcial
Petri Charles, printer M. Schmidt & Co.. r. 10 Card
Alley
Petry Eleanor, domestic 91C Pierce
Petry John, cigars and tobacco, 82.5 Pacific
Petry John, cuth r Will & Finck, r. 825 Pacific
Petftch Charles, tailor, r. 12 Angnat Alley
(E. Peltijohn & Co.) r.
k Co. (E. Pettijohni
1147 Mission
mill goods, 1147
Petsch Hermann, tanner Samuel Bloom, r. W 8 Ban
Bruno Road, nr Twenty-tighth
Petschi C, mate ship Belvidere
Pettee John, bookkeeper Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 330 Thirteenth
Pettee John, carpenter, r. Park Hotel — ^
Pettee. Petit and Petty
Pettenaii Charles, expressman, r. 1028 Kearny
Pettenatl Frank, expressman, r. 1028 Kearny
Pettenati Peter, groceries and liquors, 1028 Kearny
Pettersen C. N., captain schr Arab, Union 8t.Whai<
Petter.-en Henry, seaman schr Parallel
Petterson A. B. Mrs., milliner, 318 Third
Petterson Charles' E., silversmith Frederick Krog«r,r.
47 Stanly PI
Petterson Charles J., Tailors' Pro. Union, 6W cor
Kearny and S#Rton
Petterson Elsworth, bookkeeper, r. 2315 Jackson
Petterson Frederick, livery stable keeper, r. 230 Eley-
cnth
Petterson George H., smelter Selby Smelting and
Lead Works, r. 2315 Jackson
Petterson James, seaman, r. 2.';0 Spear
Petterson J. C. P., r. Twelfth, nr Folsom
Petterson Jolin, laborer, r. 220 Sherman
Petterson John, liquor saloon, 324 and 326 Main
Petterson John N., r. 219 )<j Ninth
Petterson Olof. seaman Pacific Mail SS. City ot Syd-
ney
Petterson Walter, livery stablekeeper, r. 230 Eleventh
Petterson. See Peterson. Petersen, and Patterson
Pettigrew James J. (Pettigrew * Farless) r. Alameda
Pettigrew John M., clerk Charles Clajton, r. 1814
Gough
Pettigrew Percy B., miner, r. 1814 Gongh
Pettigrew William J. Jr., salesman Blake, Bobbins k
Co., r. 1814 Gough
Pettigrew & Farless (James J. Ptttlgrew and
Thomas A. Farless) collectors, 217 Sansome,
room 11
Pettljohn E.
Ptttijohn E
Mission
Pettinati Giovanni, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Waah.
Pirttingell P., actor Baldwin Theater, r. Russ House
Pettingell Edward P., shipcarpenler, r. 307 Third
P.^ttingtT Peter, carpenter, r. 2 Ivy Av
Pettinos Hall Mrs., teacher music Zeitaka's Institute
922 Post
Pettis Carrie L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1 Ivy Av
Pettis Frank, paiuter, r. 1110 Powell
Pettis George H., printer, r. 1024 Folsom
Pettis Mary E., widow, r. 1129 Mission
Pettison Peter (McKibbin * Pettison) r. 311 Clem.
Pettit Edwin, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, r. Oak-
land
Pettit Frank, machinist Union Iron Works, r, Brook-
lyn Hotel
Pettit Geiirge, salesman Henry Schmidt, r. West End
Hotel
Pettit Terry, foreman facteiry Western White Goods
Manuf. Co., r. 222 Turk
Pettit Thomas J. (Pettit & Ku-s) r. 1708 Clay
Pettit W. H., contractor, 614 Montgomery
Pettit «& Ku8S (Thomas J. Pettit and C. Christian
Russ) designers, eiigravi rs. theatrical show bill,
label, and color printers, 320 Sansoir.e
Pettitt George, millwritiht Philip Hinkle
Oakland
Petton Bernard, tanner, r. 1234 Hampshire
Petton Edwarfl, tanner, r. Vi'M Hanipshira
Petty Addie M. Miss, compositor The Kyaogel,r. 171S9
Howard
Petty David, pressman C. C. Burr «t Co., r. 230 Fran-
Cisco
Petty George 8., hostler Central RR., r. 1201 Sti iner
Petty Sarah S., widow, r. 17.59 Howard, re;ir
Petty. See Petit, Pettit and Petieo
Petzholt John, butcher, r. Thirteenth Av,nr N.Bouth
8. F.
Petzold Charles, scenic artist Baldwin Theater, r.
1113 Clay
Petzold Henry, artist, r. 1113 Clay
Pet/.old Henry, niaehinehand Spear St. Mills, r. 513
Bush
Petzold Re>bert G., bart<-nder. r. 18 Bryant Ar
Petzold Theodore, Uborer August Heimann, r. Rall-
Av, bet Ninth and Tenth Avs. South S. F.
Peulecka Henry L., carpenter, 421 Commercial, r. 623
Filbert
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Peverada Silvio, Swiss Benev. Soc. 109 Mor.tgomery
Pe>v Jolin W., niiniug secretary, 310 Pine, rooms
15-17, r. 710 Taylor
Pew. See Pngh
Peylon Luke. purifi<r S. F. Gas Light Co.
Peyot Raymond, cook Bergez & Klein, r. 811 Mission
Peyre Celestin A., proptr Montgomery Av Laun-
dry, 8*26-830 Green
Peyre Jean, clerk Leiiormand Brothers, r. SW cor
Pine and Dupont
Peyre Leon, drayman Lenormand Brothers, r. SW cor
Pine and Dupont
Peyrefitte E.. F.'cnch Zouaves, 5;W Sacramento
Peyser Abraham, barber, r. 322 Clementina
PeyWT Caroline, -wi'low, clothing, and raoneybroker,
521 Montgomery, r. 734 Vallejo
Peyser George, clirk Caroline P<yser. r. 734 Vallejo
Peyser Henry, special policeman, r. 322 Clementina
Peyser Morris, barber Francisco Fernandez, r. 322
Clementina
Peyser Morris, clerk Caroline Peyser, r. 734 Valli'jo
Peysf r Samuel, clothing. 20 Third, r. 419 Ivy Av
Peyser Simon A., r. Nuclmis House
Peyser. See Peiser and Pyser
Peyton Frank, master mariner, r. 436 Stevenson
Peyton M. E. Miss, dressmaker, r. Hancock House
Peyton William, tailor, r. 247 Third
Peyton William E., r. 902 Jackson
Peyton. S e Pay ton and Paton
Peytona Gold and Silv(r Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.) J. W. Pew secrptary. 310 Pine, room 17
Pezzoni Baptiste, Swiss BeneV. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Pfaendler Albert, porter Boca Brewing Co., r. Oak-
land
Pfafif Anna, widow, r. 1023 Post
Pfatl' Ch.Trles, carpenter, r. '.iS Hinckley
Pfaff Frank S., lithographer M. Schmidt i Co., r. 632
Seventeenth
Pfaff Henry, cabinetmaker, 512 Montgomery Av, r.
1.509 Stockton
Pfaff Henry, porter N. Van Bergen & Co., r. 1820
Turk
Pfaff Louis (Knapp & Pfaff) r. 415 Minna
Pfaft' William, milkman, N s Sacramento, bet Baker
and Broderick
Pfaff.stedter Joseph, laborer Cal. Sugar Keflneay, r.
510 Nintn
Pfankuchen Emll, jeweler Ebeling & Kichter.r. 1316
Powell
Pfeift'er Andrew, rigger William Brewster, 8VT cer
Bryant and Fremont
Pfeiffei Anton, foreman Pioneer Iron Works, r. 772
Mission
Pfeiffer Charles, bookkeeper, r. 606 Ivy Av
Pfeitfer Charles H., compositor Bacon & Co., r. 8
Hvde
Pfeiffer Charles H., jeweler, r. 1519 Post
Pfeiffer Edward J., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1108
Steiner
Pfeiffer Eliziibeth, widow, r. 1519 Post
Pfeiffer Emily Miss, teacher languages, r. 806 Jackson
Pfeiffer Frederick, bootfitter, r. 252 Jessie
Pfeiffer George, locksmith John W. Pfeiffer, r. SE
cor Twenty-eighth and Mission
Pfeiffer Henry, butcher Miller & Lui, r. Eleventh Av,
nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Pfeiffer Henry, laborer, r. 8 Hyde
Pfeiffer John W., locksmith, 1015 Kearny, r. SE cor
Twenty-eighth and Missi-in
Pfeiffer Kate, widow, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Twenty-second and Folsom
Pfeiffer Louis, bartender, r. NE cor Kentucky and
Seventh Av, South S. F.
Pfeiffer Louis, harnessmaker Delfino k Ross, r. SE
cor Mission and Twenty-eighth
Pfeiffer Louis, shoemaker Jacob Nagel, r. 281 Jessie
Pfeiffer Philip, with U. S. Restaurant, r. 1209 Kearny
Pfeiffer Thekla, widow, r. 988 Howord
Pfenuinger Herman, melter F. Bcrton & Co., r. Oak-
land
Pfenninger Herman Jr., gasfitter L. Hufschmidt &
Brothtr, r. Oakland
Pfennlnf^er JoHn, landscape gardener, office and
r. 759 Howard
Pferdner Paul W. J. (Pf. rduer & Co.) r. 2810 Lagunn
Pferdner & Co. (Paul W.J. Pferdner) export
agents, and commission merchants. 515 Market
Pfersdorff Hugo, bookkeeper Willows Brewery, and
secretary Franklin Ppar and Bau Verein, 539 Call-
fomis, r.2243 Mission
Ptifferllnp Rudolph, mining, r. 317 Bush
Pfile John F., blacksmith, 475 Brannan
Ptiler Samuel, cook M. Deutsch, r. 515 Pine
Pflster A. & Co. (of San Jose) commission merchants,
113 Clay
Pfiater Adolph (M. Waterman & Co., and A. Pfister &
Co.) r. San Jos^
Pflster J. J. <Sf Co. (John J. Pfist" r) mannfs cro-
chet and knitted goods, 120 Sutter, room 46
Pfister John J. (J. J. Pflster .<c Co.) r. 120 Sutler
Pflaumbaum Charles, foreman McMillan & Kester, r.
716 Front
Pflueger Herman, watchmaker and jeweler, 38 Sac,
Pflneger Matilda Miss, saleswoman J. M. Lovett, 1629
Polk
Pflug Ludolph, stockbroker, 40 Callforuii, room 10, r,
616 Laguna
Pfohl Victor, teamster, r. 642 Jessie, rear
Pforr Christian, groceries and liquors, 280 Jessie
PfoiT Jolin, real-estate agent, money and honse-
broker, 329 Montgomery, r. 113 Eddj
Pfo tn r Charles, liquor saloon, 210 Loidesdorff, r, CIO
Sacramento
Pfortner Charles F., wireworker Adolph M. Fuhr-
mann,r. 2G4 Minna
Pfrimmer George, molder Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 573 Howard
Pfund Amelia Miss, teacher musie, r. .516 Minna
Pfund Amelia Mrs., teacher languages, r. 516 Minna
Pfund Theodoie, compositor California Demokrat, r.
516 Minna
Pf imdstein George, woodturner, r. Concordia Hotel
Pfundstein Oscar, turner J. B. Luch.singtr 4 Co., r.
907 Folsom
Phai • Edward, painter, r. 1 Wall PI
Phair Eliza, widow, r. 1 Wall PI
Phair Henry, clerk Henry Sutliff, r. 1 Wall PI
Phalr Thomas, gardener, r. 270 Tehama
Phair. See Fair
Phalon Timothy, dummyman Clay St. Hill RE., r.
2208 Pine
Phalon. See Phelan
Pharo Joel H., freight clerk Pacific Coast SS. Co., r.
120(5 Leavenworth
Pharr Edw.ird, seaman, r. .504 Davis
Phearson Frederick, buker Bernhard Kramer, r. NE
cor Grove and Buihanan
Pheby Hiittle Mrs., dressmaker, r. 639 Minna
Pheby Thomas B., mining, 106 Leidesdorft". r. Oakland
Phelan , carpenter, r. S 8 Humboldt, bet Kansas
and Vermont
Phelan Alfred M., blacksmith William A. Mowry, r. 8
. Sheridan, rear
Phelan Benjamin J., blacksmith Locke & Thomas, r.
8 Sheridan, rear
Phelan Edward, r. SE cor Eighteenth and Douglass
Phelan Franr-is M., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
528 M Valencia
Phelan Gregory, student Medical College of the
Pacific, r. 503 Third
Phelan Gregory J., physician, office and r. .503 Third
Phelan Harriet G., widow, furnished rooms, 528H
Valencia
Phelan James, r. W B California, bet Lagiina and
Buchanan
Phelan James, capitalist, 519 Montgomery, r. SW cor
Valencia and Seventeenth
Phelan James, street contractor, r. 2914 Sacramento
Phelan James D., student, r. SW cor Valencia and
Seventeenth
Phelan John, papercutter Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 18
Clara
Phelan Joseph P., attorney at law, 217 Sansome, r.
415 Post
Phelan Kate Miss, furnished rooms, 1114 Sacramento
Phelan Laura C. Miss, r. 429 Tehama
Phel n Mary, domestic 938 Geary
Phelan Mary, domestic 1514 Pine
Phelan Miebael, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Phelun Michael M., carpenter, r. 8 Sheridan, rear
Phelan M. J. Miss, r. 429 Tehama
Phelan Patrick (Donohue fc Phelan) r. 760 MLsslon
Phelnn Patrick, speculator, r. 18 Clara
Phelan Patriik, printer, r. 18 Clara
Phelan Peter, fo emnu Ixjilermaker Fulton Iron
Works, r. 528 Howard
Phelan Robert, r. W s California, bet Laguna and
Buchantin
Phelan Stephen, warehouseman Pac. Rolling MiU, r.
SE cor Shai'ta and Michigan
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u!:"^fnJ^^'^;!o'"'"''' (leo.w. ClarM45 Market
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
WHOUBSALE
HARDWARE,
Corner Dfarket and 'Front Street*>
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Phelan Stephen F., millwright Locke & Thomas, r. 8
Sheridan, rear
Phelan Thomas, r. 928 Clay
Phelan WlUiam, tailor John H. Tobin, r. Ah born
House
Phelan. See Phelon
Phelipe Francisco, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. A-Ssn,
415^ Dmmm
Phelipe Jose, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 415 Jj
Drumm
Phelon Laura C, dressmaker Mrs. Amelia Franzen, r.
139 Silver
Phelon M. J. Mrs., widow, r. 139 Silver
Phelps Abner J., bookkeeper, r. 1626 Devisadero
Phelps Addie Miss, machine operator E. Detrick k
Co., r. 21 Anthony
Phelps Alanson H. (Thomas H. Selby & Co.) and
treasurer Phelps Manuf. Co., r. 1510 Jones
Phelps Alonzo, r. 319 Broadway
Phelps Augustus E.(W. 9. Phelps & Co.) r. 1205 Pacific
Phelps Carlos A., rougher Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 8 8
Sierra, bet Georgia and Michigan
Phelps Caroline M., widow, r. 1108 Steiner
Plielps Charles H. , attorney at law, 432 Mont-
gomery, r. Oakland
Phelps Charles I., foreman Phelps Manuf. Co., r. 526
Sutter
Phelps Charles W., clerk registry dept Post Office, r.
205 Turk
Phelps Charlotte A., widow, r. NW cor Page and De-
visadero
Phelps Curtis, milker John A. Boy, r. W s San Bruno
Road, opp Fifteenth Av
Phelps Daniel T., foreman W. S. Phelps & Co., r. 35
Dorland
Phelps Edwin, civil engineer, r.NW cor Page and De-
visadero
Phelps Edwin A. (Phelps k Miller) r. Lick House
Phelps George, clerk, r. NW cor Page and Devisadero
Phelps George D., teamster Cal. Mills, r. 116 Second
Phelps George F., clerk Phelps Manuf. Co. r. 1203
Pacific
Phelps J. B., watchman warehouse dept Custom
House, r. 101 Dupout
Phelps John, solictor, r. 931 Market
Phelps L. L. Mrs., r. 1040 J^ Mission
Phelps L'lttie A. Mrs., r. Colonnade House
Phelps Manufacturing Co., W. 8. Phelps
president, Alanson H. Phelps treasurer, W. H.
Phelps se rit-srv, screw bolt works, 13— 17 Drumm
Phelps T. G. Jr., lieutenant U. S. Navy, r. Occidental
Hotel
Phelps T. S., r. Palace Hotel
Phelps Walter J., bookkeeper O'Connnor, Moffatt k
Co., r. NW cor Page and Devisadero
Phelps William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Phelps William H., secreta y Phelps Manuf. Co., r.
1203 Pacific
Phelps William S., president Phelps Manuf. Co., and
(W. S. Phe'.ps k Co.) r. 1201 Pacific
Phelps W. S. & Co. (William S. and Augustus
E. Phelps) shipemiths, 13-17 Drumm
Phelps & Miller (Edwin A. Phelps and Samuel M.
Milltr) miinufatturers' agents, 120 Suiter, room 1
PHELPS & MILLER,
No. 120 Sutter Street,
RKPRESEXTING t
GORHAM MFG CO.,
Silversmiths, Providence and New Tobk.
BALDWIN. SEXTON & PETERSON,
Mf g Jewi'lcrK iind Diamond Importers, New York.
SAXTON, SMITH & CO.,
Ma lufacturers of Gold Chains, New Yobk.
MIDDLETOWN PLATE CO.,
Elcctni-plateil Table Wares, Middletown, Cokm.
HARRISON BROS. & HOWSON,
Fiuc Cutlers, Sheffielj), England.
DENNISON MFG CO.,
Tags and Jewelers' Findings, New Yobk.
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
Phenix Insurance Co. (Brooklyn, New York) Brown,
Craig & Co. agents, 215 Sansome
Phenix Silver Mining Co. (Eureka. Nev.) D. F. Ver-
denal secretary, 6 and 7 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Phil Sheridan Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey
Co. Nev.) D. L. Thomas secretary, 2u3 Bush
Philadelphia Board Underwriters, Joseph 8. Bacon
agent, 316 CaUfi>mia, room 4
Philadelphia Brewery^, John Wieland proptr,
238 and 240 Second
Philadelphia House, John Knack proptr, 421 and 429
Bush
Philadelphia Line Clipper Ships, William T. Cole-
man it Co. agents, 203 Calif oruia
I'hilau John, books and stationery, SW cor Sutter and
Kearny, r. 430 5^ Natoma
Pbilbiu John M-, salesman J M. Moran k Co., r. 735
Clementina '^
Philbln Mary, dressmaker, r. 735 Clementina
Philbin Thomas, salesman, r. 735 Clementina
Philbon John, carpenter, r. 212 Octavia '
Philbrick George, teamster, r. South Park House
Philbrick Josiah B., produce dealer, r. 1708'4 Jessit
Philbrick Warren W., carpenter Albert Washburn, r.
55 South Park
Philbrook Horace W., assistant Boys' High School, r.
1211 Tyler
Philbrook James C, milkman, r. 403 Stevenson
Philbrook John M., Unsmith W. Cormatk, r. 1209
Howard
Philburn Richard, cook, r. 512 Mission
Philip Jacob M. (Philip, Speyer k Co.) r. Hamburg,
Germany
Philip Martin F., with Philip, Speyer k Co., r. 406
Powell
Philip Prosper Mrs., r. 2437 Buchanan
Philip, Speyer & Co. (Jacob M. Philip and Jacob
W.>Speyer;commi88ion merchants, aid a^jcnts Ham-
burg-Bremen Fire Insurance Co., and Swiss Lloyd
Marine Insurance Co., and German Fire Insur-
ance Co. (Baltimore) 13 Merchants' Exchange
Building. 425 California
Philipp Mariin, bookkeeper A, B. Elfelt k Co.. 108
Sansome
Philippeus Alexander (Hutchinson. Kohl, Philippeus
& Co.) r. St. Petersburg. lUissia
Philippi John, r. 1(121 O'Farrell
Philippson Isaac, bookkeeper The Windsor, 905 Mar-
ket
Phillippe Jean M., porter Belloc & Co., r. 611 Clay
Phillippi Frank, wood engraver C. Deaves, r. 2409
Howard
Phillippsen Henry, porter Qetz Brothers k Co., r. 721
Broadway
Phillips Abner M., switchman Central Pac. RR., r.
125 Welsh
Phillips Abraham, painter, r. 1215 Powell
Phillips Alfrid, siauiau bark Cyane, r. 30 Clay
Phillip.s Andrew seaman Pacific Coast SS. Monterey,
Brnadway Wharf
Phillips Anton, moldir O. K. Foundry, r. 416 Folsom
Phillips Autone, seaman schr Lizzie May, Front St.
Wharf
Phillips Bennett, bamesB and saddlery, 303 Fifth, r
947!«iFol8(im
Phillips" Block. SEcor Second and Mission
Phillips B. P.. laborer freight dept Southern Pac.RR.
r. Oakland
Phillips C. A. Mrs., hairdresser, 122 Ellis
Phillips Caroline T.. widow, r. 710 Bush
Phillips Charles, teamster, r. 2819}< Mission
Phillips Charles, waiter, 719 Market
Phillips Charles L., teamster, r. 54 First
Phillips Charles T.. brakeman Southern Pac. RB., r.
2HI9!< Mission
Phillips ChristophtT, laborer, r. NE cor Vallejo and
Polk
Phillips Conrad, cabinetmaker J. W. Bnruham & Co.,
r. 319 Green
Phillips C. T. Mrs., teacher Kindergarten School, r.
710 Bush
Phillips David, clerk Emtl Meyer, r. 4 Quiucy PI
Phillips David T.. clerk freight auditor Central Pac.
RR., r. East OHkluud
Phillips Dora, widow, r. 1028 ;< Folsom
Phillips Kdward, bartender estate of A. H.Vaughn, r.
'206 y<j Post
Phillips Edward, bootmaker, 414 Pacific
Phillips Edward, cook, r. 2 Caroline PI
The Largest Laundry Establishment on the Pacific Coast
OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST.
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Phillips Edward, painter, r. 615 Hyde
Phillips Edward H., driver, r. P;irk Hotel
PhilllpR Eleanor, widow, r. IS Taylor
Phillips Ellen, widow, r. 32 Stanford
Philips Etta M. Mrs., r. 746 Howard
Phillips Fittl. real-< state, r. 408 Stockton
Phillips Gabriel M., gents' furnishing and fancy
goods, and picture frame nianuf, SW cor Sixth
and Natoma, r. 34 Park Av
Phillips George, driver International Hotel, 834
Kearny
Phillips George, expressman, SW cor McAllister and
Jouep, r. v36 Sixteenth
Phillips George, teamster Fox & Puley. r. 1146 How-
ard
Phillips George Mrs., r. 828 Lombard
Phillips George E., seaman schr Mary Swan, Bcale
St. Wharf
Phillips George H., r. 256 Third
Phillips George H., roolder, r. 1145 Howard
Phillips George J., glassblowir S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r.W s Texas, bet Napa and Sierra
Phillips George W., clerk Harper &Co.,r. 256 Tehama
Phillips Hannah Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 439 Eddy
Phillips Henry, boatman Weinberg & Speckter, r.W b
Hooper, bet Kentucky and Fourth
Phillips Henry, restaurant. 219 Mission, r. 230 Mission
Phillips Henry B., stockbroker, 237 Pine, r. 33 Fifth
Phillips Henry G., manager American District Tele-
graph, 833 Sutter, and foreman Duitjd Carriage
Co., r. 6]5 0'Farrell
Phillips Horace, r. 127 Kearnv
Phillips Horace B., r. 33 Fifth
Phillips 1. C. Mm., r. 109 Diipont
Phillips Isidor, shipping clerk Getz Brothers & Co.,
r. 922 Fol om
Phillips Israel, cutter Eureka Glove Factory, r. 922
FiilBoni
Phillips James, S. F. Shipcalker's Assn, Barra's Hall
Phillips James, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 239 Fremont
Phillips James, driver Central RR., r. SE cor Seventh
and Brannan
Phillips James B., liquor saloon, 1164 MarKet, r. 9
Taylor
Phillips James H.(J. H. Phillips & Co.) r. 1214 Kear.
Phillips James K., compositor Evening Poet, r. 2100
Pine
Phillips James R., barber, and baths, 114 Sutter, r.
122 Ellis
Phillips Jane, widow, r. 427 Third
Phillips Jane, widow, r. 8J6 Nineteenth
Phillips J. H. & Co. (.Tames H. Phillips and MrB. A.
M". MiFay) whiteners, 18!<S Post
Phillips John, bootblack, 12 Sixth
Phillips John, bootblack, 338 Kearny, r. 4 Quincy PI
Phillips John, boxmaker Standard Box Co., r. 1119
Howard
Phillips John, laundry ofittce, 323 Jessie
Phillips John, master mariner, r. 3 Roach Alley
Phillips John, plumber The Baldwin, r. 931 Market
Phillips John, seaman, r. 127 Jacksnn
Phillips .lohn, tobacconist, r. 1119 Howard
Phillips John, wharfinger Channel St. Wharf, r. 340
Dillon
Phillips John Burke, attorney at law, 636 Clay,
r. 529 Sixteenth
Phillips John D., master mariner, r. SW cor Howard
and Twentieth
Phillips John H.. clerk, r. 461 Clementina
Phillips John J., paiuter, r. 2419 Clay
Phillips John L., r. 323 Kearny
Phillips John M., clerk, r. 1330 Howard
Phillips John N., jeweler, r. 702 California
Phillips John S. (J. 8. Phillips & Co.) r. 2731 Polsom
Phillips Joseph, clerk, r. 439 EMdy
PhillipB Joseph, deckhand stmr Yosomite
Phillips Joseph, drayman Heath, Galhtp jc Co., r. 28
Lewis
Phillips Joseph, laborer D. L. Fiirnsworth, r. 13 Clay
Phillips Joseph, milk ranch, W s Texas, bit Napa and
Sit-rra
Phillips J. S., assayer and metallurgist, office and r.
71)2 California
Phillips J. S. & Co. (John S. Phillips) bookbinders,
paper rulers, and blank book uiaiiufs, 509 Clay
Phillips Julia, domestic 897 Chestnut
Phillips Julia M., widow, r. 92') Howard
Phillips Julius, clerk Thomas H. Dorety, r. 922 Fol.
Phillips Julius A., harnessmaker, r. 1140 Mission
Phillips J. W., r. 807 Market
Phillips J.Walton, conductor California St. RR., r.
1445 Polk
Phillips Kate, domestic 511 Eddy
Phillips Lawrence, coranjission merchant, r. 439
Eddy
Phillips Louis, tailor, r. 922 Folsom
Phillips M. & Co. (Michael Phillips. Marks Green,
and Abraham Lowenberg) merchants, Honolulu,
S. I., office 111 Battery
Phillips Miirgaret. widow, r. 156 Clara, rear
Phillips Mary, widow, r. 788 Harrison
Phillips Mary Mrs. drtssmaker, r. 401 Clem»ntina
Phillips Maytie Miss, r. 788 Harrison
Phillips Michael (M. Phillips & Co.) r. 724 Tyler
Phillips Mitchell, inspector Custom House, r. 130
Tyler
Phillips MoBcs P., commercial traveler, r. 611 Turk
Phillips Nathan F., clerk Pope & Talbot, r. 44 Third
PhillipB Newton, merchant, r. 113 Taylor
Phillips P. A., dairy produce and provisions, 27 Centre
Market, r. 710 Post
Phillips Patrick (Phillips & Giffin) r. Wb MiRsion, nr
Fairmouut Tract
Phillips Peter, molder O. K. Foundry, r. Oakland
Phillips Philip, collector, r. 439 Eddy
PhillipB Richard M., private secretary James M. Bar-
ney, 320 Cal.. rooms 1 and 2, r. Yuma, Arizona
Phillips S.,proptr Pioneer ReductionWorks, Channel,
bet Fourth and Fifth
Phillips Samuel, r. 734 Folsom
Phillips Si muel, bookkeeper, r. 408 Stockton
Phillips Samuel, longshoreman, r. 433 Hinckley
Phillips Sauiuel, speculator, r. 1235 Market
Phillips Sarah D. Mrs., confectionery, 2819 Js Mission
Phillips 8 B., r. 733 Market
Phillips Simeon P., driver Harper & Co., r. Oakland
Phillips Stephen H., att rney at law, 220 San-
some, room 12, r. 628 Sutter
Phillips Thomas, stivemounlor Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. W B Arlington, bet Thirty-first and
Thirty-second
Phillips Thomas H., second ofilcer Oregon 8S. George
W. Elder, r. 826 Nineteenth
Phillips Thomas K., foreman D. Hicks & Co., r. 1817
O'Farrell
Phillips Walter W., jeweler Ebeling & Richter, r. 702
Califfiruia
Phillips William (Smith * Phillips) r. 1080 Howard
Phillips William, apprentice W. 8. Bay & Co.
Phillips William, bootblack John Phillips, r. 12
Sixth
Phillips Williftm, engineer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 613
Second
Phillips William, laundry office, 323 Jessie
Phillips William, molder O. K. Foundry, r. 416 Fol.
Phillips William, peddler, r. 509 Washington
Phillips William A., clerk James 8. Purdy, r. 332
Green
Phillips William A., State Harbor Commissioner,
office 10 California, r. 312 Page
Phillips William E., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill &
St- tson. r. 4(iG Minna
PhillipB William J., engineer William T. Garratt, r.
44 Everett
Phillips William R., bookbinder Bartling & Kimball,
r. 427 Third
Phillips William W., glassblowor 8. F. and Pacific
Glahs Works, r. W s Texas, bet Napa and Sierra
Phillips W. L., ston keeper U. S. Internal Revenue, r.
Antioch
Phillips & Giffin (Patrick Phillips and John Giffin)
plumbers and gas fitters, 3000 Mission
Phillipson P., clerk Choyiisld A: Co., r. The Windsor
Philllpus Peier. laborer Huettmann's Hotel, NW
cor p.. Ik and Fell
Philpott William H., r staurant, 30U Post, r. 36
Willow Av
Phinney Gorham P., auctioneer, 312 California, r. 5'M
Bush
Pliinney. See Finney. Finnie and Pinnle
Phipps Alfred B., stock bn ke.r, 321 Cal., r. 1520 Taylor
Ph p))s Augustus, boxmaker A. Waldstein, r. 239
Clara
Phipps Catherine, widow, r. 239 Clara
Phipps Frank M., bookkeeper Alfred B. Phippe, r.
Oakland
Phipps James, saddle and harnessmaker, 665 Howard,
r. 669 Howard
J. GUNDLACH&CO. *■"'*"
CALIFORNIA WINES & BRANDIES.
Proprietors RMr.elarm. soiioma.
CONTINENTAL SAFETY OIL
SHOUIiD BE USED IX
EVERT HOUSEHOIiD.
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Phipps John L., machinist Bisdon 1. and L. Works,
r. Oakland
Phipps SamnelT., carpenter, r. 31 Clara
Phipps Thomas, harnessmaker James Phipps, r. 659
Howard
Phlster Andrew, bartender, r. 216 Stockton
Phoedovius William (Phoedovhis & Co.) r. Oakland
Phocdovius & Co. (William Phordovius and Isaac E.
Burt) groceries and liquors, 1313 Mission
Phoenix Assurance Co. (London) Butler &
Haldan general agents. 413 California
Phoenix Brewf-ry, Thomas J. Kirby proptr, Noe, bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Phoenix Building, SW cor Sansome and Jackson
PHoeiiix Insurance Co, (Hartford, Conn.) Ar-
thur E. Magill general ayent, 323 California
Phoenix Iron Works, Jonathan Kittredge proptr, 18
and '20 Fremont
Phoenix Mutniil Iiife Insurance Co. (Hart-
ford. Conn.) Edward P. Gray general agent, 318
Montgomery
Phoenix Oil Worlcs, Hutchings & C<i. proptrs,
(il manufs and refiners, office 517 Front
Phoenix Petroleum Co. (Southern California) .Joseph
Pentecost secretary, 702 Market, room 8.
Phol John, seaman, r. North Pa -Ific Hotel
Piaggi Nicola, Itilian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Piaggi Pietro, baker O. Pedroni, r. 1337 Dupont, rear
Piftggio Agostino. liquor saloon, 1622 Stockton
Pianon Vincent, gardener, r. Twenty-filth Av,nr Rail-
road Av, South 3. F.
Picanco Joiio J., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 J^ Drumm
Pi card Amand, nurse French Hospital
Piiaird Frank, shoemakers. W. L€vy, r. 20 Page
Picasao Giovanni, laborer, r. S s Filbert, nr Kearny
Piccaroli Francis G., superintendent Colombo
Market, r. 105 Pacific
Piccaroli Nicoletti, Italian Benev, Soc, 423 Wash,
PiccLetl Giovanni, vegetable dealer, r, 423 Broadway,
rear
Piccinlui Baptiste, fruits, SE cor Mason and Lom-
bard
Picciiilni Giuseppe, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash,
Picco Pietro, Italian Benev, Soc, 423 Washington
Picetto Francesco, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Piche Medor, harness and saddlery, 636 B-oadway, r,
639 Broadway
Pichi Domenico, fisherman. Front St, Wharf
Pichler Vladimir, violinist, r. Overland House
PIchoir Hv»nry, mining secretary, 320 Sansome,
room 24, r. 127 Montgomery
Pichon P, (Boisson fc Pichon) r. 413 Broadway
Pick Charles W. (W, 8, Worsham k Co,) r, 14 Ash Av
Pickard Francis E,, whitener J, 0. Sellers, r, 327)4
Chestnut
Pickard Henry, r, 124 Eighth
Pickard Jane E,, wiJow, r. 2128 Stevenson
Pichard John, seaman, r, SW cor Powell and Chest-
nut
Pickard John A,, longshoreman, r. .327)^ Chestnut
Pickard Samuel, miner, r, 817 Stockton
Pickens .\nn, widow, nurse, r. 5 Rsnsch
Pickens James R, (Edwards, Pickens & Fulton) r,
412 Hyde
Pickens John H., clerk Samuel H, Brooks, r, 903 Va-
lencia
Pickens Joseph A,, mining secretary, 202 Sansome, r.
903 Valencia
Pickering Annie Mrs., r. 332 Turk
Pickering George, teamster Turner, Kennedy 4 Shaw,
r. 840 Fourth
Pickerlnji: liorlng^ (S. F. Bulletin Co,, and S. F,
Call Co.) office .^17 Clay, r. 1018 Bush
Pickerings Williani, druggist, SE cor Stockton
and Broadway
Pickett , r. 3ii Clay
Pickett Chariest E., journalist, office 615 Merchant
Pickett Elizabeth, confectionary and stationery, SE
cor Bush and Lwrkin
Pickett Onrrett (Peterson, Pickett k Dowling, and
Pickett A: Nolan) r. 17 niementlna
Pickitt James, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba
Pickett Michael, labonr, r. 819 Howard
Pickett Thomas, laborer, r. 507 Mission
Pickett William, r. 118 Post
Pickett William E., paper carrier, r. 127 Eleventh
Pickett k Nol»n (Gar:( tt Pickett and F-dward Nolan)
livery ft:ible, 14 and 16 Clementina
Pickford Catherine, widow, r, 309 Sixth
Ronceray & Co
MilU, r.
Cal
10
r, sua Jessie
Pickford Edward, foreman William T. Garratt, r, 164
Clementina
Pickford F, M,, cardriver, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Pickford Thomas W., r. 112 First
Pickford William H., brassfounder William T. Gar-
ratt. r. 164 Clementina
Pickle George, boxmaker F. Korbel k Brothers, r. 155
Clara
Pickles Ed.nuud, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. Oak-
land
Pickup John, r. 80 Montgomery Block
Pico Alvirio, piano agent, r. 526 Natoma
Pico Jose R., oBice 614 Montgomery
Pico Juan, vaquero, r. First Avenue Exchange Hotel,
Soutli S. F.
Pico P. & Co. (Pietro Pico and Angustino Motronl)
livery stable, 515 and 517 Green
Pico Pietro (P. Pico & Co.) r. 1413 Dupont
Pico Pilar, widow, r. 526 Natoma
Picot Francois, florist, r. 1009 Washington
Picot Henii, r. 1008 Powell
Picot J. H. Mme., modiste, 126 Kearny
Pioou Martin, cook, r. 1024 Powell
Pictorial Advertising Co., L. De
proptrs, 11 Geary
Pidancet Sebastian, scrollsawyer
Mediu PI
Pidge Dwlght M,, artist Snow & Co
Pidgeon Joseph M, waiter Charles Jones, r, 629 Clay
Pidf,'eon Patrick, cardriver, r, 1454 Minna
Pldoux Pierre, porter B, Dreyfus & Co,, r, 6 Polk Lane
Pidwell Charles J,, salesman Cal. Furniture Manuf,
Co,, r, 5 Farren Av
Pidwell Cyiil T., salesman L. Dinkelspiel k Co., and
secretary Odd Fellows' Hall Assn, 325 Montgom-
ery, r. 928 Valencia
Piedemont-3 Angelo. Italian Benev, Soc, 423 Wash,
Piedmont and Arlington Life Insurance Co. (Rich-
mond, Va,) Daniel M, Kent attorney, .330 Pine,
room 18
Pieper Henry C, varieties, 1010 Buchanan
Pieper Leon, liquor saloon. 043 Washington, r, W s
Fols >m, nr Prospect PI, B, H.
Pieper Ml Ichior, restaurant, 1.t4 and 166 Second, r, 16
Hul>bard
Pieperling Joseph (Pleperlingft Wlrth) r. 1143 Union
Pieperling k Wirth (Joseph Pieperling and (Jeorge
Wirth) butchers, SE cor Union and Hyde
Plerbatch Wolf, merchant, r, 513 Franklin
Pierce , clerk, r, 225 Bush
Pierce Abbie Miss, r, 1550 Howard
Pierce A, D., art- sian <vell borer, r, 123R Mission
Pierce Alexander B,, expressman, r. 812 Larkin, rear
Pierce C. B,, boxmaker Union Box Fa: tory
Pierce Charles H,, driver Central RR.
Pierce Chai-Iea L., physician, specialist for dis-
eases of head, throat, eye, and ear, office and r,
108 '■i Powell
Pierce Charles R., r. 406 Clementina
Pierce Clarence, salesman, r. 303 Jessie
Pierce Daniel, laborer Presidio Reservation
Pierce David T,, tpamster, r, N\V cor Sc<itt and Sac.
Pierce Edwin, r, SW cor Fourt enth and Market
Pierce E. G, & Co, (Ellery G. Pierce) forwarding
agent-", 20 California
Pierce Ellery G. (E. G. Pierce & Co) r. 504 Third
Pierce F. F., conductor Market St. RR.
Pierce Frank, laborer 8. F. Cordage Co., r. SW cor
Yolo and Butte
Pierce Frank, upliolsterer, r. 719 Harrison
Pierce Fiank A
Main
Pierce Frederick, teamster Union Iron Works, r. 63
Clementina
Pierce George li., proptr Novelty Iron Works, and me-
chanical engineer, 215 and 217 First, r. Oakland
Pierce George W., drayman, 728 Sacramento, r. 438
Union, rear
Pierce Grace D., actress, r. 927 Bryant
Pierce H., molder Williani T. Garratt
Pierce Henry, commission merchant, r. 712 Pine
Pierce Henry B. (Morison, Hutchinson & Co.) r. Pal-
ace Hotel
Pierce Henry B., solicitor, r. 249 Ritch
Pierce Henry J., pressman Mrs. L. O. Richmond &
Son. r. 812 Larkin, rear
Pierce Herbert, cook Mrs. M. Cr in, r. 108 Vg Powell
Pierce lynatius, clgarmaker Nelson Pierce, r. 2020
Mason
Pierce Ira, capitalist, r. 1618 Jackson
engineer Chdtles D. Zeile, r. 813
teamster Union Iron Works, r,
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE. •?J^.h'-=«""^'^-?- efTi.ciAN,
Established, S.F., 1863, 135 Montgomery.
JONAS J. MORRISON
tkam tli« most select iitock of all the leading varieties oi
Lumber in tlie Market. N. C cor. flfiaalon and Spejir 6>ta.
PIE
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Pierce Jaiuee, shoemaker Deaey Brothers, r. 152 Minna
Pierce Jaims H., r. 116 Poht
Pierce Jaiuea M., salesman Bray Brothers, r. 2413
Fillmore
Pierce James P., capitalist, 315 Cal., r. San Kafael
Pierce John, drayman, r. 437 Fifth
Pierce John, expressman, r. 51 J4 Stevenson, bet
Twelfth and Thirteenth
iPierce John, laborer, r. 112 Colton
•^Pierce John, marblrcutter Patrick H. Pierce, r.
Henry, bet Noe and Cai-tro
Pierce Joseph, machinist, v. (>13 Mission
Pierce Kj.te Mrs., dnsbmaker, r. 9(51 Mission
Piert e Lizzie Mies, milliner Mrs. B. Kiordaa, r. 136
Sixth
Pierce Lute, laborer, r. S s Henry, bet Noe and Castro
Pierce Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 812 Larkin, rear
Pierce M. L. Mrw., r. 1550 Howard
Pierce N., Boot and Shoemakers Union, 771 Market
Pierce Nellie Miss, telt graph operator Western Union
Tel. Co., r. 249 Ritch
Pierce Nelson, t igar manuf, 2020 Mason
Pierce Nelson G., cigarmaker Nelson Pierce, r. 2020
Masou
Pierce Owen, melter Thom:.s Price, r. 927 Bryant
Pierce Patrick, flagman Southern Pac. KB. depot
Pierre Patrick H., marbleworks, 1140 Mission, r
Henry, bet Noe and Castro
Pierce R. H. Mrs., cloakmaker, 20 Potter
Pierce Robert O., machinist 'William Deacon, r
Clementina
Pierce SauiucI, tiamster N. Ohlandt & Co., r. Ws Wis-
consin, bet Yolo and Colusa
Pierce Samuel H.. clerk assistant passenger agent
Southern Pac. RR., r. 714 Green
Pierce Samuel J., salesman William E. Steyens, r.
1221 Folsom
Pierce Sarah Miss, employee Cal. Silk Manuf. Co., r.
406 Clementina
Pierce Sarah Mrs., r. 406 Clementina
Pierce Silas S., cook, r. 62.5 ?« Clay
Pierce Stephen B., expreEsmau, 125 Washington, r.
353 3< Minna
Pierce Thomas, ironmolder, r. 927 Brj'ant
Pierce Walter 8., pianos and sheet music, 30 New
Montgomery, r. 816 Shotwell
Pierce William, engineer tug Joseph H. Bcdmond,
Mission St. Wharf
Pierce William, sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy k Co., r. 13 J^
Stcv nson
Pierce William J. (Magnetic Elastic Truss Co.) r.
Oakland
Pierce W. L. L. (Magnetic Elastic Truss Co.) r. Oai-
land
Pierce. See Pearce, and Peirce
Piercy Alpheus B., machinist WllUam T. Qarratt, r.
410 Clementina
Piercy Brothers (David and Henry) coffee saloon, 437
Bush
Piercy David (Piercy Brothers) r. 610 Jessie
Piercy David J., canvasser, r. 940 Howard
Piercy Edward M., clerk, r. 940 Howard
Piercy Emily A. Mrs.,r. 410 Clementina
Piercy Henry (Piercy Brothers) r. 510 Jessie
Piercy Henry A., agent, r. 940 Howar'a
Piercy John C, real-estate, r. 644 Twenty-third
Piercy John B., butcher Iderry, FauU fc Co., r. 156
New Montgomery
Piercy Joseph A., blacksmith Isidore Bams, r. 615)^
Franklin
Piercy Mary Mrs., r. 940 Howard
Piercy Robe t. pi 'rter Liverpool and Loudon and Globe
Insurance Co., r. Alameda
Piercy. See Percy
Pierotti Attillo. Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Pieroth Isaja, It-illth Benev. Soc, 42a Washington
Pierre Jean, boot and shoemaker, 1333 Dupont
Pierre Jules, r. 1027 Dupont
Plerron Emile, bakery, 304 Mongomery Av
Pierron Ernest, molder Mtn& Iron Works, r. 315 Fol.
Pierrugue Joseph (Kehlberger k Piermgue) r. 827
Pacific
Pierrugue Marius, marblecutter Charles Roche, p. 827
Pacifie
Plerson Arthur B., salesman Billings, Harbourue k
Co., r. 1334 Washington
Plerson August, housemover, r. 507 )< Leav., rear
Plerson Aufjust, laborer, r. 14 Stanford
Plerson Edward, assistant foreman S. P. Cordage Fac-
tory, £ 8 Tennessee, nr Sierra
Plerson Joseph D., cabinetmaker, r. 1336 Washington
Pierson Joseph T., compositor Alta CallfoVnla, r. 1334
Washington
Pierson R. H., oiler Pac. Coast SS. Idaho
Plerson Walter S., telegraph operator Southern P»c.
RR. depot, r. 832 Harrison
Pierson Willard H., oiler Pacific Coast SS. Lo« An-
geles, Broadway Wharf
Plerson William M., attorney at law, 616 Sacramento,
r. Oakland
Pierson William W., driver Wells, Fargo 4 Co., r. 771
Mission
Pitrsou. See Pearson
Pieruccini Stefano, Guaribaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Pietzsch Cliarlts (Pietzsch k Co.) r. 803 Larkin
Pietzsch & Co. (Charles Pietzsch and Henry Geilfuse)
dairy produce, 803 Larkin
Pigart Alexander, painter, r. 428 Broadway
Pigeon Albert, clerk Lenormand Brothers, r. SW t*r
Pine and Dupont
Pigeon George, ttamper and embroiderer, r.218 0'Far-
lell
Piggott Frederic k, cook John McLane, r. 704 Front
Piggott John, i)lumber J. L. E. Firmln, r. NE cor
Twenty-eight and Sanchez
Piggutt Robert, stockbroker, r. 120 Ash Av
Pigler Martin, cooper, r. Keystone Houso
Pignaz Antone, restaurant, 29 Third, r. 718 Howard
Piguot Adeline Mme., laundry, 822 Mission
Pignot John, r. 822 Mission
Pigott Charles, clerk Thomas Cosack, r. SW cor Bran-
nan and Clinton
Pigott James, real-estate, r. 525 Oak
Piguet Edouard, clerk Alfred Borel & Co., r. 1415
Stockton
Pike Altred P., clerk U. S. Land Office, r. 142)4
Fourth
Pike Annie Miss, assistant Tehama Primary School,
r. 313 Taylor
Pike Boaz D., salesman Livingston & Co.,r. St. Jamea
House
Pike Charles R., shipjolner, r. 313 Taylor
Pike Charles W., assistant bookkeeper Jacob M.Pike,
r. 414 Tyler
Pike Frederick A., r. 748 Harrison
Pike George K., assistant bookkeeper Sanderson &
Horn, r. 14 Hopeton Terrace
Pike .Tacnb M. (Sanderson & Horn) and proptr
United States Restaurant, 548 Clay, r. 414 Tyler
Pike James N., accountant Eugene E. Dewey, r. 1513
Larkin
Pike Joseph W., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill k Stet-
son, r. 522 5i Natoma
Pike Mary A. Mrs., r. 1513 Larkin
Pike Ruel C, policeman City Hall, r. 2330 Mission
Pike Samuel, land surveyor, r. 142 J4 Fourth
Pike Samuel T. (Lint...tt & Pike) r. 14 Hopeton Ter-
race
Pike William (Pike k Hayes) r. 1629 Sutter
Pike & HayfS, (William Pike and J. C. Hayes)
proptrs New York Bakery, 626 and 628 Kearny
Pilcher William J. (Pilcher & Co.) r. 120 Sixth
Pilcher k Co. (William J. Pilcher) general brokers.
33 Kearny
Pile Thomas, second mate barkentlne B. E.Ham, r.
26 Steuart
Pilgrim Thomas L., carriagemaker George W. Peck-
ham, r. S s Powell Av. bet Mission and Califcrnla
Avs
Pilitzer Isaac, r. 917 Pacific
Pililzer Marcus, cigarmaker, r. 917 Pacific
Pill Conrad, upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r. 7
Card Alley
Pill Jacob, provisions, 21 Sixth, r. 663 Minns
Pillig Jacob (A. Hoelschir & Co.) r. NW cor Railroad
and Sixteenth Avs, South 8. F.
Pilling James L., rigger Edmunds k Taylor, r. 8
Union
Pilling John, r. S s Pacific Av, bet Baker and Lyon
Pilling Lottie, widow, r. 824 Filbert
Pillman Charles E., cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r. .
1032 Market
PlUsbury Charles E., teamster Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
W s Tennessee, bet Solano and Butte
PlUsbury Evans 8. (Pillsbury *: Titus) r. 705 Poet
Pillsbury & Titus (E. S. Pillsbury and Daniel
Titus) attorneys at law. 306 Pine, rooms 1-3
Pillsbury. See Pilsbury
Pilon Louis, carpenter, r. 1133 Harrison
Filon Paul, woodturner, r. 1133 Harrison
WINDOW SHADES.
Manufacturer of fine WINDOW
SHADES for Privi.to Resi-
dences, Stores. Offices, etc., etc.
GEO. W.CLARK,
645 Market Street.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^«^««^^« «^«r^^^Xw.Hdi.r«.tstre...
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Plldt Commlggioiiera (State) office 62 Merchauts'
Exchange
t*ilotH (State) office 9 TJ. 8. Court Building
Pilouin Louis, Woodturner, 353 Tehama
Pilnbury Ohurles J., mining, r. Grand Hotel
Pilster Hrnry (Bucking & Pilster) r. 123 Park Av
Piltz George H., r. 120 Howard
Piltz Henry, captain sohr Staghound, r. 625 J^ Lomb.
Pimentel Jesus M., edit jr and proptr El Tecolote, r.
641 Vallejo
Pimentel .T(8eph, barber, NW cor Michigan and Shasta
Pimonlel Jo-'eph, conductor N. B. and Mission RR.,
r. 337 Jessie
Pina Leonora Mr8.,r. 821 Filbert
Pirias,'lia John, packer Ghlrardelli & Danzel, r. 9 Cal-
bonn
Pinaua Joseph, milkman Seraphine Morasci, r. 8 s
Serpentine Av, bet Folsom and Harrison
Pinaquy Raymond, cook Caslmirlmbert, r. 811 Stock.
Plnasco Jolin Rev., 8. J., president St. Ignatius
College, 214 Hayes
Pinch John, tinsmith John Lee k Co., r. 454}^ Minna
Pinch John F., compositor, r. 454 J^ Minna
Pinchard Jean B., physician, office and r. 704 Ji Mis-
sion
Pinching Richard L., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 1.502 Pine
Pinckard George M., superintendent freight dept Pac.
Transfer Co., r. 22« Post
Pinco Antonio, cler ; Frank Braga, r. 415 Drutnm
Pincus Charles, clerk Morris Piucua, r. 1814 Stockton
Piucus Morris, clothing, 54 and 134 Third, r. 1804
Stock t>n
Pincus Morris, tailor, 407 East, r. 149 Clara
Pincus. See Pinkna
Pinder John, engineer Cal. Silk Manuf. Co., r. S s
Eighth Av, bet M and N, Siuth S. F.
Pinder Thomas J., plater William E. Shopman, r. 416
Broadway
Pine and Lirkin St, Primary School, cor Pine and
Larkin
Pine George W., surveyor, r. 1316 Broderick
Pine J., longshoreman Menzies, Bingham & Co.
Pine Log Gold Mining Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.) Fred-
erick W. Utter secretary, 112 Lcldesdorfif
Pine Lumber Association, Asahal Thayer secretary,
Pier 5 Steuart
Pine Thomas, hackdrlver, r. 204 Perry
Pine. See Pjne
Pineirelro Mauoel I., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Asan, 415!^ Drumm
Pinet John (E. G. Lyons & Oo.)and commlBsion mer-
chant, .508 Jackson, r. 1237 Stockton
Plngi'l Gnstave, jeweler Morris Aufrichtig, r. 7 Stev.
PlngeiOtto, teamster J. Morton k Co.. r. 3 William
■'Pingree Albert, expressman, 510 Market, r. E s
Church, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Pinheiro Charles De O., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
As8n,415}i Drumm
Plui Amore, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Pink George, painter, r. 904 Kearny
Pink Henrj', Insurancebroker, 202 Sanaome, r. 303
Tyler
Pink Thomas, plumber, r. 314 Jessie
Pinker Gustave J., cigars and tobacco, and laundry
office, 1231 Mlsaion
Pinkerton Louis, teamster Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. NE
cor Dupont and Market
Pinkerton William C, carpenter Bowles & Darrow, r.
310 Montgomery Av
Pinkham Benjamin F., boatman, r. 8E cor Hooper
and Fourth
Pinkham Byron, carpenter, r. W 8 Miaalasippi, bet
Santa Clara and Mariposa
Pinkham Chester E., cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 17
Fifth Av
Pinkham George A., painter, r. W a Miasissippi, bet
Santa Clara and Mariposa
Pinkham George O., captain stmr Emma, Jackson
• St. Wharf
Pinkham Hannah, widow, r. 21 Gilbert
Pinkham John F., storekeeper, Custom House, office
cor Battery and Filbert, r. West Oakland
Pinkham Joseph L., longshoreman, r. 318 Main, rear
Pinkham Mining Co. (Silver Reef, Utah) George R.
Spinney secretary, 310 Pine
Pinkham Sarah, widow, r. 523 Sixth
Plukney William C, speculator, r. 816 California
Pinkson Henry, storekeeper S. P." Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 212 Shotwell
Piukua Abraham, r. 950 Bryant
PlnkuB Albert, clerk, r. 8 (2 P'otaoW
Plnn David M., waiter Palai'e tiMet, f. 37 Natoma
Pinnelli Peter, r. 920 Montgomety
Pinner Charles, teacher, r. 347 Mintfi
Pinner Charlotte, widow, boarding, 35 Pacific
Pinner Emanuel, clerk, r. 164 Ninth
Pinner Henry A., salcainan Schoenholz Brother* k
Co., r. 164 Ninth
Pinner Michael S.. r. 135}^ Minna
Pinney E. H., assistant keeper Point Bonlta Light
House
Plnney Winma E. Mrs., asslataut Mission Grammar
School, r. NWcor Twenty-third and Valencia
Pluney W. S., broker, r. NE cor Twenty-fouith and
Mi>8ion
Pinney. See Phinney
Pinnlck J. L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 314 Fifth
Pino Juan J., waiter S. S. Newbern, r. 832 Broadway
Pinot Charles (Ticoulet & Pinot) r.S W cor Stockton and
California
Pinshover Simon, boxmaker A. Waldstein, r. 610
Stevenson
Pinto Adolph, tailor, r. 817 Vallejo
Pinto Concepcion, importer coffee, r. 1014 Sutter
Pinto Emanuel, cutter Ellas Reeb, r. 817 Vallejo
Pluto Framisco, Impo'ter coffee, r. 029 Post
Pluto Jacob, salesman Union News Co.,r. 927 Jackson
Pint) Miguel A., musician California Theater, r. 419
Sutter
Pinto Mining Co. (Silverado, Nev.) A. K. Durbrow,
se'retary, 309 Montgomery
Pint ) William, assistant bookkeeper Gutfe & Frank, r.
1014 Sutter
Pinto William, driver United Carriage Co., r. 817 Val-
lejo
Pioche P. li. A. (estate of) office 522 Montgomery
Pioda L., r. 18 First
Piombo Katie Miss, tailoresa F. Trebois, r. 404 Val-
lejo
Pioneer a^d Alta Flour Mills, Eisen Brothers proptra,
8-16 Stevenson
Pioneer Brewery, Hensler & Friedrichs proptra, 209
Treat Av
Pioneer Building', 808 Montgomery
Pioneer Carpet-Beating Slachine and Ex>
celsior Warerooms, J. Spaulding & Co.
proptrs, 353-357 Tehama
Pioneer Cig^ar Box Factory, A, Waldstein
proptr, S a Berry, nr Sixth
Pioneer Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Lander Co.,
Nev.) J. M. Buffington secretary, 309 California,
room 4
Pioneer Drug Mills, Clapp & Jessup proptrs, NE cor
Miaaion and Fremont
Pioneer Dyeing and Steam Blanket Cleaning Estab-
liahment, F. M. Orjubin proptr, 603 Montgomery
Av
Pioneer Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Lake Diatrict,
Mono Co., Cal ) Ellis Edwards secretary, 3;J0Pine,
room 27
Pioneer House, Frederick Hess proptr, NW cor Larkin
and North Poipt
Pioneer Iron Works, Calvin Nutting & Son proptrs,
121 and 123 Fremont
Pioneer Iron Works, Charles H. Leavitt proptr,
225 and 227 Beale
Pioneer Looking Glass and Picture Frame Manufac-
tory, McEachren & Rowe proptrs, 132 Main
Pioneer Malt House, Scherr.Bach & Lux propti-a,
E a Stockton, bet Francisco and Bay, office 511
Sacramento
Pioneer Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) J. W. Pew sec-
retary, 310 Pine ^^
Pioneer Paper Mill, 8. P. Tayior & Co. proptra,
depot 416 Clay •
Pioneer Patent Agency, C.W. M. Smith proptr,
137 Montgomery, rooms 1 and 2
Pioneer Plating Worka, John Morrison proptr, 755
Miaaion
Pioneer Power Block, 8-12 Stevenaon
Pioneer Reduction Works, 8. Phillips proptr,
G.F. Deetken manager, Channel, bet Fourth and
Fifth
Pioneer Rustic Window Shade Factory, Wohlke &
Momsen proptrs, 413 Mission
Pion'eer Salt Mills, B. F. Barton b Co. proptra,
211 and 213 Sacramento
Pioneer Screen Works, John W. Quick proptr, 32 Fre-
mont
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Pioneer Soda W^ater Works, Charlps Welch,
Martin Walsh, and Raymo Angelo proptrs, 17"21
Market
Pioneer Starch Co., Wyatt, Haskin & Co. agents, 118
Front
Pioneer Steam Coffee and Spice MillK, Fol-
ger, Schllling& C<i. proptrs, 104 and 106 California
Pioneer Steam Marble Works, Edward J. Heverin
proptr, 18 Larkin
Pioneer Varnish Works, Hueter Brothers & Co.
proptrs, N 6 Sonoma, bet Kansas and Bhode Island,
depot 12 Second
Pioneer Warohouse. T. W. Floyd & Co. proptrs, SW
cor Battery and Filbert
Pioneer White Lead Works, Whitticr, Fuller
& Co. proptrs, 229 an;! 231 Fremont
Pioneer Woolen Factory S. P., Black Point,
bet Larkin and Van Ness At, office aud salesroom,
115 Battery
Pioneers California, rooms 808 Montgomery
Pioneers ot California, Territorial, rooms
8;j8 Market
Piper Arthur L., assistant librarian Free Public Li-
brary, r. 1.5 i)e Boom
Piper Edgar W'., clerk chief quartermaster's office
U. S. A., Presidio Reservation, r. S s Greenwich,
bet Octavia and Lagiiua
Piper F. B. Mrs., r. 15 be Boom
Piper Frank, clerk estate of Jerome B. Piper, r. 15 De-
Boom
Piper G. S., barber James Soares. r. 31)^ New Mont-
gomery
Piper Jerome B. (estate of) proptr Bay and Kiver
Line Schooners, office 7 Clay
Piper John, machinist Isaac H. Small, r. 233 Clara
Piper Kate, widow, r. cor Eighteenth Av and J, South
S. F.
Piper Peter, millhand Capitol Mills, r. 119 Cora.
Piper Walter J. H. (W. J. H. Piper & Co.) r. 717 Bush
Piper William A., capitalist, 60(5 Montgomery, r. Pal-
ace Hotel
Piper William W., clerk Cal. Silk Manuf. Co., r. cor
Eighteenth Av and J, !-outh 8. F.
Piper W. J. H. & Co. (Walter J. H. Piper and W. I.
McKay) decorators, 207 Montgomery
Pipers F., 8. F. Musical Fund Soc, 539 California
Piperty Charles, necktie manuf, r. 2010 Leavenworth
Pippey Robert N., captain tug Governor Irwin, r. 310
Green
Pippey William J., salesman Schafer & Co., r. 310
Green
Pippitt Joseph, carmaker, r. 50 Zoe
Plppitt WiUard, salesman Lake k Sweetser, r. 60 Zoe
Pippy tieorge H., milkman, r. 9 Liberty
Pique Edward, teacher music, r. 130 Turk
PiquerouKse Jean, waiter, r. 811 Stockton
Piqueur Marcel, pressman H. 8. Crocker & Co., r. 327
Jessie
Piratzky Agnes Miss, r. 24 Lily Av
Piratzky George, printer, r. 24 Lily Av
Piratzky Mary, widow, r. 24 Lily Av
Piratzky Mary Miss, saleslady, r. 24 Lily Av
Pircher Brothers (John and William) liquor sa-
loon, 707 Mission
Pircher John (Pircher Brothers) r. 707 Mission
Pircher William (Pircher Brothers) r. 707 Mission
Pire Francois, real-estate, r. 1014 Clay
Pires Augusto, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415}^ Ummm
Pires Joao R., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 415 Ji
Drumm
Pires Manoel S., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415H Drumm
Pirlsi Joseph, waiter St. Ignatius College, 214 Hayes
Pirrie William, bookkeeper John Ziegenbein & Co., r.
Oakland
Pisani Camillo, fisherman, r. 5 Vallejo
Pisani Domenico, Garibaldi Guard, 42:J Broadway
Pisordi Pasqnale, r. N s O'Farrell, bet Jones and
Leavenworth
Pissis Albert, architect, 302 Montgomery, room 46, r.
825 Mission
Pissis Emile M., bookkeeper Pascal. Dubedat k Co.,
r. 82.5 Mission
Pissis Eugene D., clerk A. E. Sabatie & Co., r. 825
Mission
Pissis Joseph E., physician, office and r. 825 Mis-
sion
Pissot Nicholas, cook Henry Grimm, r. cor Pacific
and Montgomery
Pistoles! August, groceries, 7.52 Washington, r. 343
Jessie
Pist lesi Giuseppe, driver Charles Bernard, r. 1813
Hy!e
Pitcher Edward M., clerk Moon, Scully & Co., r.
Oakland
Piti her Henry H., bookkeeper Bank of California, r.
311 Stockton
Pitii E., cabinetmaker Herman Granz, r. Oakland
Pitman H. C. (Pitman, Middleton & Co.) r. Oakland
Pitman, Mlddleton & Co. (H. C. Pi tmai., Frank Mid-
dleton, and Joseph G. Lavensaler) stevedores, 38
and 40 Market
Pitrowski Rudolph, r. 125 Seventh
Pitt Elizabeth, widow, groceries, 457 Tehama
Pitt Richard H. (William G. C. Pitt & Co.) r. 466
Stevenson
Pitt William G. C. (William G. C. Pitt & Co.) r. 45T
Tehama
Pitt William G. C. & Co. (William G. C. and Richard
H. Pitt) candy manuf s, 465 Stevenson
Pittig Adele Miss, teacher German, South Cosmopoli-
tan Primary School, r. 324 Turk
Pittman G. T., r. 807 Kearny
Pitto Domenico, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Pitto Giuseppe (Novello & Pitto) r. 6 Bartol
Pitto Giuseppe, gardener, r. Five Mile House
Pitto Nicola, Garitialdi Guard, 423 Broadway
Pitts Edward H., barber, 10.555.J Folsom
Pitts George H. (Howes Az Pitts) r. Oakland
Pitts John H., commission merchant, r. SE cor Fil-
bert and Mason
Pitts Joseph, watchmaker and jeweler, 309 Sixth
Pitts S. J., r. The Baldwin
Pitts Thomas, laborer Willard J. Wilcox, r. Utah, nr
Helena, South S. F.
Pittsburg Coal Mining Co., Charles R. Allen agent, 120
Beale
Pitisburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago RR., James T.
MoMannis agent, office 2 New Montgomery
Pittsburgh Glass Manufactory, Benjamin Lee agent,
NE cor Clay and Montgomery
Pittsburgh Gold Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.) Rich-
ard Wegener secretary, 414 California
Pitzholtz C, seiman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Pixley E. A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1414 Polk
Pixley Frank M. , editor The Argonaut, and at-
torney at law, 522 California, r. SW cor Union
and Fillmore
Pixley Lucy Miss, actress, r. 1414 Polk
Pixley R. F., r. Palace Hotel
Pizzala Charles, sausagemsker, 1132 Dupont, r. 1123
Dupont
Pizzarro Martin, fireman, r. .529 Filbert
Pizzotte Thomas, carinspector Southern Pac. RR.
Pjom Einar, master mariner, r. 614}^ Linden Av
Place Cornelius L., hay and grain. Pier 21 Steuart, r.
510 Folsom
Place George E., printer Mission Mirror, r. N^B (538)
Sixteenth, bet Mission and Hoff Av
Place James F. (Berry & Place) r. Oakland
Place Jonah W., carpenter Southern Pac. RR., r. 77
West Mission
Place Leonard F., engineer I. M.Wentworth & Co., r.
32G Hayes
Placetou Felice, laundress John B. Gassmann, r. 406
Union
Pladwell Franklin T., salesman Martin J. Flavin, r.
21 Clinton Park ,
Plagemann H. & Co. (Henry Plagemann and
Robert Kanzee) importers tobacco, and manufs
cigars, 305 Sacramento
Plagemann Henry(H. Plagemann & Co.) r. 317 Larkin
Plagemann Jacob F.(Siebe Brothers k Plagemann) r.
413 Grove
Plagemann John C, plumber and gasfitter, 204 Pow-
ell, r. 121 Hickory Av
Plagemann William, merchant tailor, 14 Geary, r. 305
McAllister
Plaisance L. O.. (McClure, Dwinelle b PUisance) at-
torney at law, .526 Montgomery, r. 1134 Broadway
Planer Adolph G., shadepainter Hartshorn & Mc-
Phun, r. 456 Clementina
Planer Charles, cutter Stanrlard Shirt Factory, r. 456
Clementina
Planer Gustave, cabinetmaker, r. 4.56 Clementina
Plank George, hatpresser Golden City Straw Work*,
r. 22 Natoma
Plank Henry, r. 1813 Mason
Plank Mary, widow, r. 1813 Mason
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Planeon Gertrude, dressmaker, r. 24 Pinckney PI
Planson Pablo, cook, r. 24 Pinckney PI
Plant Paschal, mineralogist, r. 70;t Market
Plant John, machinist William Hawklne, r. 1337
DujKint
Plantzer John, cellarraan, r. 140 Natoma
Planz Annie, domestic 1008 Larkin
Planz B., cabinetmaker, r. lOlGJi Bryant
Planz Caspar, cabinetmaker, r. 442 Ninth
Planz lieni-j', merchant tailor, 525 Geary
Plass Edward N., dairy produce, 316 Sixth
Plassetout B., French Zouaves, 537 Sacramento
Plasted F. A., mining, office ;i31 Montgomery, room 28
Plate A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hutel
Plate A. J. & Co. (Henry A. Plate, W. B. Cotrel,
and Augustus F. Plate) iuiijorters guns, pi-stolg,
and sporting materials, 510 Sacramento, and im-
porters and mauufs military, masonic, and suciety
goods, 325 Montgomery
Plate Augustus F. (A. J. Plate & Co.) r. 1929 Wash.
Plate Charles A., coachman, r. N fl Filbert, bet Gough
aid Octavia
Plate Glass Ineuriince Department of the Sllesian
Fire Insurance Co. of Breslau, Esche & Jacoby
agents, 411 California
Plate Henry A. (A. J. Plate & Co.) r. 1920 Washiugton
Plato Rincon W., foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 215
Fifth
Plate Tilly, domestic SE cor Sutter and Van Ness Av
Plath Adolph, laborer Cal. Sugar Beflnerr, r. 490
Eighth
Plath Agnes, widow, r. 520 Turk
Plath Fritz, shoemaker, r. 13'i2 Pacific
Plath Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E 8 Har-
rison, bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Plath John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Ellis and
Steiner
Platinirich P., Austrian Benev. Assn, 310 O'Farrell
Plato Freeman F. (Plato & Heense) r. 526 Birch Av
Plato G. D., r. 90j Market
Plato Samuel, glazier, r. 24 J^ Garden
Plato & Heense (Freeman F. Plato and C. Leonard
Heense) barbers, 108 Sixth
Platonee Peter, seaman echr Eudora, Beale St. Wharf
Platahek Henrietta, widow, r. 400 Eddy
^atshek Julius (Platshek & Harris) r. 400 Eddy
Platahek Louis, tailor r. 1220 Pacific
Platshek Samutl, with Platshek .t Harris, r. 400 Eddy
Plfitshek & Harris (Julius Platshek and Isaac Harris)
wool and hide dealers, and importers wrapping
paper, 312 Sacramento
Piatt AUred G., bookkeeper Anglo-Califorulan Bank,
r. 1626 Sacramento
Piatt Annie Miss, copyist, r. 2.520 Clay
Pliiti" Charles B., traveling salesman E. Guittard&Co.
Piatt Charles R., salesman Kennedy & Durr* r. 232
Minna
Piatt Charles W., clerk freight dept Central Pac.ER.,
r. 1407 Jones
Piatt Edward C, clerk Nevada Bank of San Francis-
co, r. 2211 Fillmore
Piatt Edward J., clerk U. 8. Railway Mail Service, r.
34 Eddy
Piatt E. F., purser Pacific Mail 89. City of New York
Piatt Eliza Mrs., r. 45 3« Stevenson, bet Twelfth -and
Thirteenth
Piatt E. W., conductor California St. RR.,r. 1652 Polk
Piatt George, paper folder, r. 2520 Clay
Piatt George Mrs., widow, r. 600 Bush
Piatt Harry T., assistant bookkeeper William T. Cole-
man & Co., r. 600 Bush
Piatt Harry B., contractor, 14 Ji Montgomery Av, r. 718
Turk
Piatt Horace G., attorney at law,306 Pine.r. 1407 Jones
Piatt J., laborer, r. 524 Valencia
Piatt Jesse, carpenter, r. 511 Twenty-fourth
Piatt J. Madison, sei-retary Dashaway Assn.r. 139 Post
Piatt J jhn, teacher music, r. 122 Thirteenth
Piatt John C, clerk, r. 923 Market
Piatt John CM., stockbroker, r. 1523 Washington
Piatt John M., salesman Bowen Brothers, r. 1407
Jones
Piatt R. Mrs., ladies underwear, 6 Sixth
Piatt R.ichel, widow, r. 127 Eddy
Piatt Samuel, salesman Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r.
2520 Clay
Piatt W^ill:am H. Ee\-., rector Grace Episcopal Church,
r. 1407 Jones
Platt'^ Hall, Herman Bremer proptr. E s Mont-
gomery, bet Bush and Fine, ofllce 228 Bush
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Platus Albert, laborer, r. VI Bcideman
Platz Edward, plumber and gasfltter, ISlSDevlsadero,
r. 2631 Pino
Platz Joseph, met^il roofing, plumbing and gasfitting,
233 Poht.r. 2629 Pine
Platz Joseph C, mlllhand Albert F. Knorp, r. 929
Market
Plaumford Nicholas D., r. 6 Leroy PI
Plaw Joseph, correspondent Parrott & Co., r. 1815
Saeramento
Playter E. W. (Dunham, Carrigan & Co.) r. Oakland
Pleace Henry L., bricklayer, r. 174 M Clara, rear
Pleace Samuel L., bricklayer and contractor, r. 174J4
Clara, rear
Pleace Susan, widow, r. 174 H Clara, rear
Pleasant H., teamster Superintendent of Streets
Pleasant Henry, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
216 Twelfth
Pleasant Mary E., widow, r. E s San Jos^ Road, 8
of Ocean House Road, and 1661 Ocfavla
Pleening Hans, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW cor
Eighth and Bryant
Plege Henry, r. 601 Taylor
Plcge Louis, merihant tailor, 337 Geary
Pleiades Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Ward Bist.,
Nev.) William Letts Oliver secretary, 328 Mont.
Pleiss William, farmer, r. Presidio Reservation
Plesingei' JohnH., accountant, r. 126 Locust Av
Pless Henry, commission merchant, r. 5(>6 Bryant
Pletnnzi Joseph, shoemaker, r. 713 Front
Plette Henry, captain sloop Hector, Channel
Wharf, r. San Rafael
Plevin Abraham, expressman, N s California,
Kearny, r. SW cor Castro and Nineteenth
Pliocene Mining Co. (Sierra Co., Cal.) A. Halsey secre-
tary, 314 Montgomery
Plimley Alfred, machinist, r. 924 Minna
Plodder Frederick, waiter, r. 5 Martha PI
Ploeger Charles A., saloon keeper, r. 226 Francisco
Ploehn Henry, steward stmr James M. Donahue, r.
2004 Powell
Ploner Matteo, bootblack, 617 Kearny, r. 331 Broadway
Plonsky S.iling, r. 418 3^ Ivy Av
Plooj John H., captain schr Alice Stoflfen, Jackson St.
Wharf
Ploschke William, r. 2 Chelsea Place
Plotz Henry, clerk Johannes Witt, r. 235 Sixth
Plough Thomas, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Plourde Pro.=*per. patternmaker George H. Tay & Co.,
r. 520 Vallejo
Plover Patrick, builder, r. 1113 Howard
Plum Charles M. (Charles M. Plum & Co.) r. 410
Taylor
Ploiu Charles M. «& Co, (Charles M. Plum)
carpets, furniture, upholstery goods, etc., 641 and
643 Market
Plum Charles M. Jr., with Charles M. Plum & Co., r.
410 Taylor
Plum E<iward, waiter Crystal Dining Rooms, 719
Market
Plum George, car washer California St. RR., r. 4 Le-
roy PI
Plumas Consolidated Gold Mining Co., James L.
Fields secretary, 240 Montgomery
Plumas Eureka Mining Co. (Plumas Co., Cal.) office
320 Sansome, room 6
Plumb C. M., night inspector Custom House, r. 14
Prospect PI
Plumb Edwin, coffee saloon, 141 Fonrth
Plumbe John F., manuf adjustable buggy and wagon
tops, 629 Mission.r. Milton House
Plumbe William R., traveling agent John F. Plumbe,
r. Milton House
Plume Juhn V. (John V. Plume & Co.) r. Grand
Hotel
Plume Jolin V. & Co. (John V. Plume) bank-
ers, office 232 California
Plume Thomas, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Plummer Aldcn H., carpenter, r. 441 Natoma "^^^-^^^
Plummer B. L.. capitalist, r. Russ House
Plummer Charles A. (John A. Plummer & Co.) r.
Alvarado
Plummer E. E., r. 423 O'Farrell
Plummer George, captain ship Erickson, r. 62 Te-
hama
Plummer George, carpenter Southern Pac. RR., r.
416 i^ Larkin
Plummer George E., dairy produce, and groceries, 12
Centre Market, r. 62 Tehama
Plummer George M., r. 2007 Leavenworth
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Plummer Henry L., carpenter, 534 Sacramento, r. SE
cor Stockton and Pacific
Plummer Henry W., stockbroker, 318 Montgomery,
r. 1030 Jacksou
Plummer John A. (John A. Plummer & Co.) r. 423
O'Farrell
Plummer John A. Jr. (John A. Plummer* Co. )r. New-
ark. Alameda Co.
Plummer John A. & Co. (John A., John A. Jr., and
Charles A. Plummer) salt mauufs, office 224 Clay
Plummer Ricliard H., physician and surgeon,
office and r. G")2 .Mission
Plummer William, millhand, r. 519 Mission
Plummer William E., captain Pacific Coast SS. New-
port, r. Alameda
Plummer William P., stock speculator, r. fi2 Tehama
Plunkttt Carrie F. Mrs., principal Bush St. Primary
School, r. 231 San Jose Av
Plunkett Gerald, laborer, r. 542 ,U Natoma
Phinkett Hannah, widow, r. 24 Telegraph PI
Plunkett Joseph, boilermaker, r. 318 Clementina
Phinkett Lillie Miss, saleslady Eclipse Bakery, r. 24
Telegraph PI
Plunkett Mamie Miss, saleslady Wurkhelm & Co., r.
24 Telegraph PI
Plunkett Marcus, laborer Sea Wall, r. Oakland
Plunkett P. D., salesman O'l^eill, Kennedy & Stuart,
r. 436 Natoma
Plunkett Thomas, blacksmith Carvill Manuf . Co., r.
32 Fourth
Plunkett TVilliam A., attorney at law, 530 Cali-
fornia, rooms 16 and 17. r. 231 San Jose Av
Plnns William, carpenter, r. 113 Webster
Plutus Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
Edgar A. Peck secretary, f>46 Market
Plyes Louis, cook Pacific Mail SS. South Carolina
Poage Calvin A. Rev., publisher The Occident, office
757 Market, r. 1037 Mission
Poage Josiah B. Rev., editor The O ccident, office 757
Market, r. 1027 Mission
Pocahontas Gold Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal.)
A. D. Carpenter secntary, iWH Calil'ornia,
room 9
Poceridio Caudido, vegetables, 44 Colombo Market
Pockman Leonard H., bookkeeper H. P. Wakelee &
Co., r. 228 Post
Pockwitz Louis, insurance broker, r. 198 Ash Av
Pocock William R. T., bookkeeper Donohoe, Kelly
& Co., r. Alameda
Podd Jesse, foreman J. S. Dyer, r. 1207 Union
Podd Jesse Jr., bookbinder Edward Bosqui & Co., r.
1R31 Union
Podd Frank, pressman Francis, Valentine k Co., r.
1227 Polk
Podd Walter T., pressman Francis, Valentine & C').,
r. 1207 Union
Podd William H., stonecutter, r. 1207 Union
Podesta Emanuel, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Podesta Giovanni (Brignone & Co.) r. 21 Vandewater
Podesta Giovanni, bookkeeper Musto Brothers, r. 331
Broadway
Podesta Giovanni, florist B. Gallo & Co., r. 1020
Montgomery
Podesta Giuseppe (Ravenna, Ghirardelli & Co.) r.426
Vallejo
Podesta Giuseppe, foreman Musto Brothers, r. N e
Dunn Alley, nr Kearny
Podesta Jacob, porter Lewis P. Sage, r. M, bet Sanchez
and Noe
Podesta James, plumber, r. M, bet Sanchez and Noe
Podesta Joseph, fruits and cigars and tobacco, 442
Bush, r. 710 Taylor
Podesta Luigl, maccnroul maker Ravenna, Ghirardelli
& Co., r. Colombo Hotel
Poaesta Maria, Italian Benev. Soc. 423 Washington
Podesta Stefano, fruits and vegetables, NE cor Bu-
chanan -hnd. McAllister
Podesta Vinceute, drayman, r. 5 Jasper PI
Poeck Gustav. shoemaker, r. 130p Stockton
Poehl C. W., third olhcer Oregon SS. George W.Elder
Poeblman William, confectionery and bakery, SW cor
Powell and Post
Poehlman William Jr., confectioner, r. SW cor Powell
and Post
Poerschke Adolph, bookkeeper, r. 515 Octavia
Poesen Jamis, laborer, r. 228 Montgomery Av
Poett Alfred, civil engini er. 419 Pine, r. 19 Stanly PI
Po<-tz Annie, widow, r. 30 Lily Av
Poctz Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 30 Lily Av
Poetz Henry C, with Edward Ohlen, r. 317 Green
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Poetz Pe*er, waiter George Miller, r. 30 Lily Av
Poflf Charles, r. South Park House
Poggi Giacouio, laborer, r. 37 Moss
Poggi Gi.usepi;)e, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Poggi Minnie Miss, compositor Dewey & Co., r. i30
Vallejo
Poggi Rosi, widow, r. 430 Vallejo
Poggi Stephen, r. 430 Vallejo
Pogue Edward A., newspaper clerk Post office, r. 1719
Hyde
Pogue J. A., r. 737 Howard
Pogue James, engineer Southern Pac. RR.,r. Alameda
Pogue Rob(rt, builder, r. 171'.l.Hyde
Pulieim Joiiiepli T. , merchant tailor, 103 Third, 203
Montgomery, and TH Miirkct r. 1029 Twf-nty-first
Pohl George G., hides, tallow and bags, 110 Drumm,
r. 1015 Jackson
Pohley Henry, cooper Pacific Barrel end Keg Factory,
r. 8 Laugtou
Pohley Jacob, agent Pacific Vinegar Works, r. 529 Ivy Av
Pohley William, vinegar manuf, r. 421 Linden Av
Puhlkcr John H., groceries and provisions, and hay
and gt'aiu, NW cor Howard and Twenty-sixth
Pohlmt'.n Carolina Mrs., seamstress, r. 931 Market
Pohlmau Philip, r. 22 Third
Pohiman William W., carpenter, r. 54 Sacramento
Pohlmann Guetave F., jeweler and enameler
Kearny, r. 3 Seymour Av
Pohlmann Martha Miss, milliner, r. 615 Webster
Pohlmann Sophia, widow, r. 615 Webster
Pohlmeier Wilhelm, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r
s Augusta, ur San Bruno Road
Pohlsen Harry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Pohndorff Frederick, cellar superintendent B. DreyfuB
.fe Co., r. Brunswick House
Poindcxter Cornelius W., bookkeeper F. A. Haber, r.
1219 Jones
Poindexter Frank H., bookkeeper Moody & Farrish,
I. Alaiycda
Poindexter Robert W., stock clerk Homer S. King &
Co., r. Oakland
Poinudestre John E., with California Cigar Box Co.
Point Lobos School, Nineteenth Av, ur Point Lobos Av
Pointer John, porter, r. 907 Pacific
Pointer John, trunkmaker, r. N s Twenty-fifth, bet
Diamond and Castro
Polack Joel S., real-estate, r. 2400 Mission
Polako Domenico, cook Spiro Raicevich, r. 719 Clay
Polako Ignatius, marblecutter, r. 4 Margaret PI
Poland Frank S., house and signpainter, 30 New
Montgomery, r. 819 Shotwell
Poland Gustave, tailor, r. 45 Everett
Poland James K., painter, r. 819 Shotwell
Poland Lizzie Mrs., r. 444 Twentieth
Polar Star Hydraulic Mining Go. (Placer Co., Cal.)
C. T. Bridge secretary, 224 California
Polaski Meyer, stock clerk S.W. Levy, r. 1613 Sac.
Polastri A., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1237
Stockton
Polastri Richard S., bookkeeper Caesar R. Splivalo, r.
1237 Stockton
Polastri Vincent Dr. Mrs., widow, r. 1237 Stockton
Pole Thomas, seaman, r. 108 Steunrt
Polemann Edwin, first officer Oregon SS. Oregon, Fol-
som St.Wharf
Polgicho Anton, fisherman. Front St.Wharf
Polgicho Phillip, fisherman. Front St.Wharf
Poll, Sebastian, florist, r. 1507 Buchanan
Poliaco A., California Jaegers, 620 Bush
Police and Fire Alarm Telegrapli, office
Brenham PI, nr Clay
Police Attorney, office old City Hall, first floor
Police CUief of, office old City Hall, first floor
Police Commissioners Board of, office old
City Hall, room 22, second floor
Police Court, old City Hall, first floor
Police Harbor, office 520 Davis, nr Pacific
Police Judge, chambers old City Hall, second
floor
Police Judge's Clerk, office old City Hall, first
floor
Police Stations, Central Station, basement old
City Hall ; branch stations, 227 Fifth ; 520 Davis ;
247 Steuart ; new City Hall ; 207 Seventeenth ; and
cor Octavia and Tyler ; telegraph stations, 833
Sutter, and cor California and Fillmore
Polidori Domenico, tailor Oltavio Squalla, r. 318
Broadway
Poliug George W., crockery and glassware, 1207 Stock-
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PoUteo Joseph, fisheruian. Front St. Wharf
Politen Vincent, master mariner, r. W s Tennessee,
bet Solano and Butte
Politta Joseph, milkman, r. N a Greenwich, bet Scott
and Devisadero
Polk E. C, clirk Andrew Onderdonk.r. (588 Twentieth
Polk James H., clerk Superintendent Southern Pac.
KR. , r. 304 Third
Polk J. McClelland, clerk State Harbor Commission-
ers, r. 68S Twentieth
Poll Richard, teamster Funcke & Co., r. 37 Converse
Pollack Abraham, varieties, etc., 800 Market, r. 745
Market
Pollack Adolph, expressman A. B. Elfelt & Co., r.
1323 Fillmore
Pollack Alexander, clerk, r. 1323 Fillmore
P^.Uack Erufst W., lithographii.- draftsman William
T. Galloway, r. Oakland
Pollack Samuci, r. 221 Pacittc
Pollack Samuel, insurance broker, 502 Kearny, r. 927
Jackson
Pollack. See Polack and Pollock
Pollak Arnold, commissiou agent, 223 Front, r. 525
Turk
Pollak John, bookkeeper Mayrisch Brothers & Co., r.
Alameda
Pollak John D., waiter The Baldwin, r. 549 Tehama
Pollard Charles, cook siiur Amelia, Washington St.
Wharf
Pollard Charles H., accountant, 22 Montgomery
Pollard Frederick A., clerk James F. Chapman & Co.,
r. 940 Capp
Pollard Isaac, carriage manuf , 67 and 69 Stevenson, r.
334 Brannau
Pollard James P., wood and coal, 1 Valencia
Pollard John, driver Central RR., r. 420 Sixth
Pollard John M., bricklayer, r. 4 Waller
Pollard John W., patternmaker Union Iro'i Works, r.
4 Waller
Pollard Llewellyn, barber, 788 Folsom '
Pollard Samuel W. , assistant janitor U. S. Sub Treas-
ury, r. 802 Stockton
Pollard Thomas, lumber dealer, 17 Steuart, r. 20 Sec-
ond Av
Pollard William H., merchandise broker, 402 Front,
r. Alameda
Pollexfen Ernest, weigher Richard D. Chandler, r.
W s Castro, bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Polleys William M., route agent U. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. 1319 Kearny
Pollhammer A., engraver antl die sinker, 417 Kearny,
r. New Atlantic Hotel
Pollica Eugene, driver Citv RR., r. 178}^ Fourteenth
Pollitz Edward, r. 22 Geary
Pollock Alexander, student, r. 206 Powell
Pollock Daniel E., elevatorman Keane Brothers, r.
637 Minna
Pollock James, cook, r. 2209 California
Pollock .James Mrs., widow, r. 206 Powell
Pollock James L., cashier J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 637
Minna
Pollock Joseph E., r. 35 Rausch
Pollock Rjbert (Odell & Pollock) r. 229 Sixth
Pollock Sarah C, widow, r. 637 Minna
Pollock William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Pollock William D., artist, r. 6 Ewer PI
Pollock. See Polack, Pollack, and Pollak
Polly Mary, janitress Broadway German M. E.
Church, r. 728- Broadway
Polnsky Henry, clerk Marcus Cohn, r. 413 Ji Ivy Av
Polsen Christopher, stevedore, r. 902 Clay
Polsky Albert, conductor Market St. RR., r. 1727
Eddy
Polster Bridget, widow, r. 18 Howard Court
Poly, Heilbron Si Co. (Louis Poly, Adolph and
August Heilbron, and Simon Clayburgh) whole-
sale and commission butchers. First Av, South
S. F., ofllce 339 Kearny, room 4
Poly Isaac, with Poly, Heilbron & Co., r. 924 Geary
Poly Louis (Poly, Heilbron & Co.) r. 924 Geary
Polzer Karl, jeweler, r. 1519 Mason
Pomelin Adolph G., seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Pomeo Thomas, carpenter, r. SE cor Folsom and
Fourteenth
Pomeroy Adelina O., widow, r. 1010 Hyde
Pomeroy Arthur A., clerk Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r.
48 Oak
Pomeroy Carter P., attorney at law, 211 Sansome,
room 8, r. 1327 Leavenworth
Pomeroy E. H. Mrs., widow, r. 900 Shotwell
Pomeroy Henry L., miner, r. 900 Shotwell
Pomeroy Howard N., architect, r. 1327 Leavenworth
Pomeroy Hunt, cider manuf, 2714 Folsom, r. 900 Shot-
well
Pomeroy J. Edgar, janitor Mechanics' Institute, r.
633 Post
Pomeroy JoUn N. , professor Hastings College of
the Law, office 211 Sansome, room 8, r. 1327 Leav-
enworth
Pomeroy Julius T., clerk Ferdinand Smith, r. 776
Howard
Pomeroy Mary D ., widow, r. 48 Oak
Pomeroy Kichard, laborer, r. South Park House
Pomeroy Sheldon, policeman City Hall, r. 726 Wash.
Pomeroy Viola A., widow, teacher music, r. 804 Shot-
well
Pomeroy. Ses Pomroy
Pommer August J., bookkeeper, r. 2820 Mission
Pommier August, r. 1027 DupouD
Pi^upeo Pedriui, dairyman F. L. Such & Co.
Pomroy Anderson F., r. 1140 Mission
Pomroy Edward M., copyist Suijerior Court, Depart-
ment No. 9, r. 1304 Pine
Pomroy Lydia A., widow, r. 1140 Mission
Pomroy Selah R., florist I'lrich *: Leopold,, r. 1140
Mission
Pomroy. See Pomeroy
Pon Jean Pierre, dealer coffee and spices, r. 1025 Pac.
Poucabare Paul, cook William B. Duncan, r. NW cor
Pacific and Dupont
Pond Charles, r. 547 Mission
Pond Charles H.(Pond & Fairchild) r. 14 Turk
Pond Edward B., capitalist, oflice 318 Pine, room 6,
r. 1019 California
Pond Honry M., physician, office and r. 940 Capp
Pond James H., student, r. 940 Capp
Pond James L., mining engineer, 302 California
Pond Richard H., clerk, r. 1617 Leavenworth
Pond Sophia, domestic 902 Clay
Pond William C. Rev., pastor Bethany Congregational
Church, r. 940 Capp
Pond & Fairchild (Charles H. Pond and George H.
Fairchild) ironworkers, and small macLinei-y,
318 Mission
Pons Benito, fisherman. Front St.Wharf
Pons Henriette Mme., manuf and importer corseti,
219 Post
Pons Pedro, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 415J4
Drumm-
Pons T. S., r. 219 Post
Ponse F., waiter The Baldwin
Poutintine Andre, waiter, r. 1320 Stockton
Ponte Autoine, musician Bella Union Theater, r. 1031
Dupont
Ponte Jean, carpenter, r. Russia Av, nr Vienna
Pontermehl John, seaman, r. Keystone House
Pontiac Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) William
H.Watson secretary, 302 Montgomery, room 6
Ponton Antonio, finisher F. Thomas & Co., r. 37
Tenth
Ponton Stanislaus F., messenger Homer S, King k
Co., r. 911 Jackson
Pontos Frederick Barber, r. NWcor Twenty-fourth and
Bryant
Poodle Dog Kotisserie, Jacob Stork k Co. proptrs, 445
Bush
Pool Edward, r. 257 Jlinna
Pool George (Parks & Pool) r. 13 Scott PI
Pool George C, r. 40 Tehama
Pool I. Lia-»vreiice (Pool & Harris) and manager
Eastport Coos Bay Coal Mining Co., office 31 Mer-
chants' Exchange, r. Union Club
Pool Judah W., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
40 Tehama
Pool Maria L., widow, furnished rooms, 327 Fifth
Pool Robert, fireman tug Governor Irwin, Broadway
Wharf
Pool & Harris (I. Lawrence Pool and Edwin Har-
ris) proptrs Oriental Bonded and Free Ware-
houses, Oriental Dock, cor First and Brannan
Poole Alonzo VV., U. S. Marshal, office U.S. Court
Building (after July 1st new U. S. Appraiser's
Building, third floor) r. 134 McAllister
Poole Eben, carpenter, r. 14 Guy PI
Poole Edward \., custodian cabinet U. S. Mint, r. 122
Turk
Poole Edward D., waiter Muehe & Duggan, r. 257
Minna
Poole Ella M. Miss, assistant Potrero School, r. 44
Third
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Poole John, cook Masounette & Baker, r. Oakland
Poole Marcus M., travelinK salesman Straus, Kohn-
stamiu & Co.
Poole Nancy J., domestic 1322 Sutter
Poole Sadie Miss, landacapepaiuter, studio and r. 31
Eddy
Poole William, tir.-t officer stmr El Capitau, Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
Pooler Henry, lighthowse keeper, r. 121 Valparaiso
Pooler Henry J., Uiacliiuist Tatum & Bowen, r. 121
Valparaiso
Pooley Edward, mattressmaker J.W. Stamper & Co.,
r. 257 Tehama
Poor Frank H., saloonkeeper, r. 428 Twenty-second
Poor Georije, Ship and Steamboat Joiutrs' Assu,
Dashaway Hall
Poonuau Martha, widow, varieties, IIG Ninth
Poorman Samuel, attorui-y at law, 310 Pine, room 47,
r. Oakland
Pope A. J. Mrs., widow, r. 614 Folsom
Pope Arthur M., collector National Gold Bank and
Trust Co., r. 116 Ellis
Pope Charles, waiter Pacific Mail SS. City of Panama
Pope Charles, waiter Pacific Coa.st SS. Orizaba
Pope Charles W., bootfitter, r. 106 Dupout
Pope Ed^vard R., attorney at law, 217 Sansome,
room 5. r. 1412 Mason
Pope Gustavus, proptr Eureka Restaurant, 547-551
First
Pope Harry E., collector, G52 Market, ;. 107 Turk
Pope Uirnm, laborer St. Lawrence Livery Stable, r.
127 Kearny
Pope Jacob, cook Gustavus Pope, r. 9 Clara
Pope James T., r. 529 Geary
Pope John, bookkeeper, r. 315 Miniia
Pope John, laborer, r. 13 Pacific
Pope John F., office 220 Sansome, rooms 1 and 2, r.
1412 Mys»n
Pope Overton C . , miniug engineer, 220 Sansome, rooms
1 and 2, r. 1412 Mason
Pope Peter, brickmaker. r. 103 Jackpon
Pope Samuel B., salesman Grangers' Business Assn,
r. 1529 Geary
Pope Thomas E., bookkeeper .Xtna Insurance Co., r.
Oakland
Pope William, cook Gustavus Pope, r. 551 First
Pope William T., conductor Central RR., r. 315 Minna
Pope Hi Talbot (William C, William H., and
Charles F. A. Talbot) lumber, and proptrs Puget
Sound Packets, office 204 California, lumber yard
foot Third
Popert Julian, clerk,r. New Washington Hotel
Poploskey Charles, clgarmakerE. Briggs & Co., r. 422
Tehama, bet Fi£Ui and Sixth
Popovich Andrew (Popovich & Co.) r. 1654 Polk
Popovich J. W., bartender John Harrison, r. 2 Tele-
graph PI
Popovich Lucco, fruits and vegetables, 1002 Bush
Popovich Peter (Popovich A; Co.) r. 1654 Polk
Popovich Urosch, manager billiard room L. Radovlch
& Co., r. 17 Ellis
Popovich & Co. (.^.udrew and Peter Popovich) liquor
saloon, 1654 Polk
Popp Claus, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 7^ Decatur
Popp Hermann, proptr Popp's Hotel, NW cor Powell
and Chestnut
Popp's Hotel, Hermann Popp proptr, NW cor Powell
and Chestnut
Poppe Charles C.W.(Auerbach, Goldberg & Co.) r. 2006
Le.ivenworth
Poppe Charles L., cigar manuf , 305 Battery, r. 902 Shot-
well
Poppe Herman J., salesman Charles Poppe, r. 902
Shotwell
Poppenbcrg Albert, clerk Cal. Wire Works, r. 126
Page
Poppenberg Robert, musician, r. 126 Page
Poppcnberg Robert C, jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 126
Page
Popper Adolph, carpenter, r. 864 Folsom
Popper Charles, gent's furnishing goods, 431 Kearny,
r. 10 )5 MisKion
Popper L., mauuf gent's underwear, 431 Kearny
Popper Max (Whitney & Co.'s Express) r. 1065
Mission
Popper Simon, shirt manuf, and gent's furnista-
iug goods, 23! Kearny, r. 1720 Bush
Popper Viet, chiropodist, 127 Mont., r. 1602 Bush
Poppey Arthur H.. paper boxmaker M. Waizman, r.
527 M Natoma
Poquett Matilda, domestic 2318 Washington
Porath Henry, restaurant, 5 Pacific, r. 623 East
Porcell John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Porcella Bastiano, expressman, r. 8E cor Lombard
and Mason
Porcella G. B. (Porcella & Guinasso) r. 11 Bannam PI
Porcella & Gulnasso (G. B. Porcella and Giovanni
Guinasso) groceries and liquors, NW cor Dupont
and Green
Porcher Henry, clerk, r. 477 Jessie
Ponher John, salesman JIartin Meussdorffer, r. 8
Pleasant
Porep Louis, watchmaker, 110 Third, r. Alameda
Porlaiid Surah, domestic 1416 Taylor
Pormaun .-Vugustus, cook stmr Ellen, .Jackson St.
Wharf
Porobich John (Chepemich & Co.) r. 2005 Polk
Poroui S., liquor saloon, 316 Broadway
Porporiito Eugene, clerk Lancaster & Northou, r. 1224
Dupont
Porporato Francisco, market, 1224 Dupont
Porridd John, speculator, r. 726 Folsom
Port Blakely Mill Co., C. S. Holmes president, R. L.
Taylor lec! etary, office Pier 3 Steuart
Port Discovery Itlills (Puget Sound) Charles L.
Diugley agent. Pier 10 Steuart
Port Henry, ma hinist, r. 213 Fifteenth
Port niadison mills (W. T.) Meig.s' Lumber and
Ship Building Co. proptrs, .James H. Fish agent,
Pier 1 Steuart
Port Orford Cedar Co. (Port Orford, Oregon) A. P.
Lorentzen agent, 36 Market
Port Wardens Board of, office 525 Front
Porta Leopold, tailor G. Vecci, r. 331 Broadway-
Portal Arteman, lauudryman, r. 202 Twenty-third
Porteous .\lexander, stove-*, tinware, and crockery,
1314 Dupont, r. 1318 Dupont
Porteous James S., clerk, r. 18 South Park
Porteous John, hostler, r. W e Sixth Av, 8 of Point
Lobos Av
Porteous. See Porteus
Porter Alice, widow, r. 120 Turk
Porter Angie Mrs., r. 421 Fourth
Porter Annie Miss, r. N s Sierra, bet Kentucky and
Tennessee
Porter Asa A., liquor saloon, 432 California, r.
Grand Hotel
Porter Charles, bookkeeper, r. Nucleus House
Porter Charles F., speculator, r. St. James House
Porter Charles F., varieties, 250 Third
Porter Charles H., painter, r. 1032 Alabama
Porter David, wholesale wines and liquors, 405
ani 407 Montgomery, r. NW cor Powell and Cali-
fornia
Porter Edward, expressman, NW cor Montgomery and
California, r. 1422 Taylor
Porter Edwin C, plumber and gasfltter, r.733 Natoma
Portt^r E. S., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Porter G.C., manager Emlen Painter, r. 433 Kearny
Porter George K. (Porter, Oppenheimer, Slcssinger i
Co.)r. 418 Minna
Porter George W., carpenter Lockhart & Porter, r.
1023 Stockton
Porter Harriet, widow, r. 1220 Jackson
Porter Harriot, domestic 1428 McAllister
Porter Harry C, clerk, r. 256 Third
Porter Henry Q., plumber, r. 1006 Pine
Porter Horace, broker, r. 121 Bartlett
Porter James, bricklayer, r. E 8 Dolores, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Porter Jane, widow, r. 818 Sutter
Porter Jeremiah Rev., chaplain U. S. A., r. Hancock
House
Porter John (Mackert k Porter) r. Branch House
Porter John, carpenter, r. 31 Moss
Porter John, hostler, r. S s Point Lobos Av, bet Sixth
and Seventh Avs
Porter John S., with John 9. Knowlton, r. 507 Mason
Porter .John T., clerk freight dept Central Pac. BR.,
r. 421 Branuan
Porter John W., foreman Robert F. Bunker, r. 616
Brannan
Porter John W., mason, r. E s Lobos, bet Capitol and
Orizaba, San Miguel
Porter John W., undertaker Lockhart & Porter, r. 223
Post
Porter Joseph, hostler Record Stab'.es, r. W s Cook, N
of Point Lobos Av
Porter Joseph, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Porter Joshua, r. 525 Mission, rear
I nilNni APH Ri CC\ Growers of and Dealers in FINE WINES.
Jt VJUM L'l-nV/l I OC \J\Jt Corner Market and Second Streef .
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Porter Laura J., widow, lauudress, r. 1011 Pacific
Porter M. Miss, dresBuiakcr, r. 762 Mission
Porter, Oppenheliuer, Slessln^er die Co.
(George K. Porter, Cliarles Oppeuheimer, Lewis
Slessinger and Joseph Knliu) matiuis and import-
ers boots and shoos, salesroom 117 Battery, factory
609 Sansome
Porter Robert F., bookkeeper, r. 801 Stockton
Porter Rosa Miss, teacher music, r. 21 Park Av
Porter Samuel, carpenter S. F. Cordage Factory, r. N
8 Sierra, bet Kentucky and Tennessee
Porter Thomas, painter John J. Cooney
Porter Thomas A., engineer Pacific CoasfSS. Senator,
r. 101 Mason
Porter Wilbur F., stairbuilder Jesse & Drew
Porter William, watchman Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Porter William F.. pressman Neville & Co., r. U20Ji
Broadway
Porter William H. (Lockhart & Porter) r. 110 Eddy
Porter William H., auditor Central Pac. KR.,
NE cor Fourth aud Townsend, room 1, r. 1115 Post
Porter William H., bookkeeprr Alta California, r. Nu-
cleus House
Porter William J., plumber, r. 623 Merchant
Porter William T., r. 507 Mason
Porterie Louis, laborer Jean Lacay, r. 623 Commercial
Porteus James P., cidermaker Cutting Packing Co.,
r. 1621 Howard
Porteus William, blacksmith Moynihan & Aitken, r.
iii Brannan
Porthuu Henry, mason, r. 10 Salmon
Porthun Louisa Mrs., dressmaker, r. 10 Salmon
Portis William, bottler Don C. Mitchell, r. 719 Bryant
Po;tland Hotel, Jnmes Carr projitr, 54 Sacramento
Portland House, Thomas Rets proptr, 807 Kearny
Portland Packet Line, George W. Hume agent, 318
Front
Poitley James, laborer, r. 5 Church Lane
Portley Michael J., framemaker A. & A. Baker, r. 5
Church Lane
Portman J. K. C. (Charles Meinecke & Co.) r. Ala-
meda
Portuor C, r. om Market
Portois Peter, architect and civil engineer, 621 San-
some, room 21, r. Commercial Hotel
Portrait Club Studio, George H. Knight manager, 114
Turk
Portugal Maria G., widow, r. 14 Card Alley
Portuguese Protective and Benevolent Association,
415}^ Drumm
Portunati Francisco, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Porzelt Christopher, liquor saloon, 419 Montgomery Av
Poschek Lorenz, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1110
Bryant
Posener Herman, millinery, 920 Market, r. 635 Ellis
Posener Philip, cigar manuf , 337 Hayes
Posey James A., captain schr Amelia, r. 129 Jackson
Poska C. J., cook, r. 6 Clara Lane
Posnasky William, glazier, r. 3 Pollard PI
P068 Peter, woodchopper, r. Helvetia Hotel
Post Frederick L., night clerk Post Office, r. 113
Prospect PI
Post George W., carpenter Robert L. Clark, r. 427
Fulton
Post George W. L., messenger Board Fire Commis-
sioners, r. 1921 Fillmore
Post H. J., millwright, r. 9 Selina Place
Post Jerome B., carpenter, r. 212 >4 Perry
Post Michael, carriage painter James Wylie, r. 236
Stevenson
Post Nathan C, carpenter and builder, r. E b Califor-
nia Av, ur S'irginia Av
Post Office S. F., James Coey postmaster, NW cor
Washington and battery; branch ofQces, Station
A, 1305 Polk, St ition B, SW cor Seventh and Mar-
ket, Station C, NW cor Mission and Twentieth
Post Pulilisliingf Co., John P. Jackson president,
Charles M. Richardson secretary, 500 Montgomery
Post Stanley O., lettercarrier Post Office, r. 113
Prospect PI
Post Street House, E. W. Klevesahl proptr, 207 Post
Post Victor C, machinist Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 5 J^ Grand Av
Post Walter, driver Clufl & De Witt, r. 15 Hampton PI
Postel Amandus C. F., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Twenty-sixth and Alabama
Postel Arnold, clerk J. D. Ahlers, r. SW cor Valencia
and Twenty-third
Postel August, waiter E. J. Schuur, r. 811 J« Mont.
Postel Catharina Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 811 J^ Mont.
Postel Christian D., groceiics and liquors, 8E
cor Taylor and Pacific, r. 1112 Pacific
Postel Frederick A. F., clerk C. D. Postel, r. 1422
Taylor
Postel Henry H., teacher, r. 915 Polk
Postel John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Sixteenth
and Hi^Wiird
Postel Marie Mme., night nurse French Hospital
Postel Rudolph, upholsterer Hartshorn & McPhun, r.
121 Park Av
Postel William, teamster J. C. Johnson k Co., r. W b
Noe, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
PoBtellon T., conductor N. B. and Mission RR., r. 26
Oak Grove Av
Postil Isaie, cabinetmaker Grcflfe & Tanron, r. 272
Jessie
Postime Burgess, carpenter, r. 148 Natoma — ■-
Poston Charles D., office 320 Sansome, room 29, r. Ari-
zona
Poston John M.. attorney at law, 320 Sansome, room
29, r. Oakland
Potel Henri, clerk, r. 1028 Market
Pother Joseph, carpenter, r. 132 Shipley
Pothger Theodore, driver Central RR.
Potier S. Mme.. dressmaker, 14 Stockton PI.
Potosi Mining Co. (Virginia City, Nev.) Walter E.-
Dean secretary, 203 Bush, room 8
Potrero and Bay Vie^v RR. Co., Leland Stan-
ford president, J. L. Willcutt secretary, F. E.
Flint superintendent, office NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, stables W s Kentucky, nr Nevada
Potrero Mrenue and North Central RR. Co. .John H.
Boltnn secretary, oflft(;e 533 Kearny
Potrero Lsnd Investment Co., Julius Salinger secre-
tary, 312 Sacramento
Potrero Marine Railway, Sierra, nr Pac. Rolling Mill
Potrero School, E s Minnesota, bet Sierra and Napa
Potrero Tannery, Beisel & Cook proptrs, W s
Pennsylvania Av, bet Sania Clara and Mnriposa
Potrero Yeast and Distillinjar Co., Hermann
Westerfeld president, Gustav L. Page secretary.
W s Minnesota, bet Nevada and Yolo.depot 745
Market
Potrou Charles, clerk Henry Schroder & Co., r. 2333
Bush
Potsmith Charles, shoefitter, r. 441 Natoma
Pottentini Andrea, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Potter Abiatha F., lastmaker Leveque & Potter, r. 2660
Folsom
Potter, Ainsworth & Co. (New York) W. M. Scrlbner,
agent, 327 and 329 Sansome
Potter Albert F., clerk .Samuel Hill, r. 2660 Folsom
Potter Albert F., porter Weil & Woodleaf, r.l263<s Silver
Polter Alden W., merchant, 137 Montgomery, room
8, r. 900 Van Ness Av *
Potter Alvin A., laborer William W. Towle, r. N 8
Irwin, bet Third and Fourth
Potter Charles, r. German Hotel
Potter Charles, butcher, r. 348 Fourth
Potter Charles A., general agent druggists' goods, r.
S s (736) Sixteenth, bet Folsom and Shotwell
Potter Charles A. Jr., butcher, r. S B (736) Sixteenth,
bet Folsom and Shotwell
Potter Charles F., clerk, r. 773 Folsom
Potter Charles M., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 810
Folsom
Potter Edward, seaman, r. 26 Stewart
Potter Ed^vard E., insurance agent. 200Sansome,
r. Oakland
Potter Ellen, widow, r. 505 Mason
Potter Francis A., crockery and glassware, 108 Third,
r. 2510 Mission
Potter Francis E., engineer Eureka Furniture Factory,
r. 773 Folsom
Potter Frederick S., warehouseman, r. 1718 Mason
Potter Frederick W. (Leveque & Potter) r. 104 Stock.
Potter George C, capitalist, office 18 Nevada Block, r.
Oakland
Potter George C, brickmaker, r. Fairmount Tract, nr
School House
Potter J. B. M., major, paymaster U. S. A., Presidio
Reservation, r. Grand Hotel
Potter Jesse S., collector Miller & Lux, r. 109 Tenth
Potter John, carpenter City RR., r. 1336 M Natoma —
Potter John, laborer Whittier. Fullerfc Co.,r. 270 First
Potter John, miner, r. 943 Howard
Potter John H., lastmaker Leveque & Potter, r. 773
Folsom
Potter John R., superintendent Eureka Warehouse, r.
1814 Dupont
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Potter J. W. J
Potter Lyman
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Potter Lyman W., (Garvin & Potter) and workman
coiners' deptU. S. Mint, r. 702 Post
Potter Mining Co. (Shasta Oo.,Cal.) C. W.Crane sec-
tary, 318 Pine, room 39
Potter Samuel, longshoreman, r. 5i& Mission
Potter Stephen, clerk U. G. Dun & Co., r. 1814 Dupont
Potter Susanah Mrs., furnished rooms, 834 Folsom
Potter Thomas A., engineer, r. 1711 Polk
Potter Tliomas L., dlerk LeCount Brothers, r. Oak-
land
Potter Walter S., clerk chief engineer Central P*c.
RR., r. 19-28 Jessie
Potter Williiim, laborer racific Mall SS. Co.
Pottes William, molder, r. -ll Third
Potter William, teamster Preston & McEinnon, r
Grand Av
Potter William, veterinary surgeon, r. 834 Folsom
Potter William Jr., collector J. A. T. Overend, r
Folsom
Potter William F., laborer Whitfier, Fuller & Co., r.
Oakland
Pottet Henri (Henri Pottet .^ Co.) r. cor Twenty-first
and Alabama
Pottet Henri & Co. (Henri Pottet and Frank Huet)
florists, SE cor Alabama and Twenty-first, depot
41 Sixth
Potthoff William S., tinsmith John Bohn,
Jessie
Potts James A., clerk Oscar Foss, r. .'>C9 Stevenson
Potts Thomas, stevedore, r. 569 Stevenson
Pouehan Germain, waiter Caslmir Imbert, r.
Stockton
Poulin Louis, butcher Palace Hotel, r. 648 Mission
Poulit Anna, laundry, cor Valencia and Seventeenth
Poulsen Hans, master mariner, r. 35 Welsh
Poulscu Martin, Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Market
Poulsen Rasmus, master mariner, r. 35 Welsh
Poulson Peter B., r. 510 M Sheridan
Poulter Charles T., spriugmaker Belts Spring Co. ,r.
Oakland
Poulterer Joseph C, collector The Dail.r Exchange
Publishing Co.. r. Oakland
Poulterer Thomas J., auctioneer, 24 Merchants' Ex-
change, r. Oakland
Poulterer Thomas K., policeman City Hall, r. IG'27
Sutter
Poultney John, watchmaker, 137 Montgomery, room
7, r. 418 Brannan
Poultney George Mrs., widow, r. Nucleus House
Poultney George T. (Smith & Poultney) r. 330 Bran-
nan
Poultrymen'B Association, 232 Sutter
Poulty Kugeijc, r. 532 Pacific
Pound Philip, hostler, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Ponndkeeper, N s California, bet Walnut, and
Laurel
Poupion Victor, liquor snloon, 2925 Mission
PouvhI Jean, florist and gardener, 1029 Sutter
Pouyatlet Charles, florist, 11 Stockton
Pouzarloux Frances Mrs.,r. 331 O'Farrell
Pouzadoux Louis (Bernard & Pouzadoux) r. 331
O'Farrell
Powfell Abraham, manager Puget Sound Lumber Co.,
434 Calif ornin, room 7, r. Vallejo
Powell Alfred G., carpenter Spear Street Mills, r. 2108
O'Farrell
Powell Anthony M., bartender John E. Richards, r.
632 Market
Powell Archibald, teamster Collins & Tuttle, r. SE
cor 'I'eiith and Sheridan
Powell Christian, cook Henry Blohm, r. NE cor Mont-
gomery and Sansome
Powell ChristoiJher, butcher Marcus Ososke, r. 719
Bryant
Powell Delmore M., Brinter, r. 953 Bryant
Powell Edw.nrd, laborer, r. 16 Ritch
Powell Ellen M., widow, r. 1411 Baker
Powell Frank, livery stable, 8.50 Howard, r. 714 Sev-
enteenth
Powell Frank N.. carpenter, r. 1029 Howard
Powell George, carpenter, r. 1633 West Mission
Powell Henrv. laborer Louis Sloss k Co., r. 917 Bryant
Powell H. J., r. Branch House
Powell How.'ll A. (Van Dyke & Powell) . attorney at
law, 103 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Powell James, steward stmr Herald, Washington St
Wharf
Powell Jessie, gasfltter William F. Wilson, r. 917
Bryant
Powell John, boatswain Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Powell John, hostler Thomas Kelly, r. 619 Ellis
Powell Peter, heater P.ic. Rolling Mill, r. N b Sierra
bet Georgia and Michigan
Powell Richard, manuf children's carriages, r. S
Rose Av
Powell Richard C, porter Louis Sloss & Co., r. 917
Bryant
Powell Street Primary School, W s Powell, bet Jack-
sou aud Washington
Powell Thomas, laborer Omnibus RR.
Powell Walter, accountant Bank of British Columbia,
r. Oakland
Powell William, cook, r. 771 J<5 Mission, roar
Powell William E., carpenter, r. 2116 O'Farrell
I'owelson John P., expressman, SW cor Montgomery
and Bush, r. 1139 Union
Powelson Peter H., baker J. Schulz & Co., r. 2093
Taylor
Powelson William Lee, engineer Cosmopolitan Hotel,
r. 1529 Tyler
Poweltou Coal Co., (Philadelphia) N. S. Arnold k
Co. ag.'uts, 310 California
Powen Philip, hostler Hugh McGlinn, r. 126 Fourth
Power Adolph, milkman, r. N s Seventeenth bel
4ureUa and Douglass
Power B ruard, groceries and liquors, SW cor Jones
and Vallejo
Power Charles, milkman, r. N s Seventeenth bet
Eureka and Douglass
Power Edward, fireman, r. 317 Duncau^
Power Edward, woodcarver, r. 450 Tehama
Power George, clerk, r. 448 ><j Third
Power James, calker, r. W s Minnesota, bet Mariposa
and Solano
Power J. C, salesman S. Mosgrove & Brother, r. Ahl-
boru House
Power J. N., conductor Market St. RR., r. 514 Val-
encia
Power John, fireman, r. 317 Duncan
Power John N., real estate, r. 38Langton
Power Lawrence, laborer, r. 317 Duncan
Power Michael H., miner, r. 102 Minna
Power Michael J., mining engineer, 320 Sansome,
room 59. r. 101 Turk
Power M. J., stockdealer, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Power Peter, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill. r. Cassiua
Hotel
Power Pierce, teamster Hibcrnia Brewery, r. 1227
Howard
Power Walter, fireman, r. 317 Duncan
Power William, gardener, r. 2019 Bush
Power William A. Rev., chaplain St. Mary's Hoapi-
tal, N R Bryant, bet First and Rincon PI
Power William J. A., bookkeeper Eeane Brothers, r.
711 Post
Powers , r. 201 Turk
Powers Alexander J. (Powers & Gould), r.Es Ne-
braska, ur Sonoma
Powers Annie Miss, telegraph operator, r. 444 MiBna
Powers C, speculator, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Powers Charles A., machinist, r. 607 Folsom
Powers Charles C, butcher, r. 31 Junii^er
Powers Charles H., r. 3 Ewer PI
Powers Daniel, carpenter Wells, Russell & Co., r.
719}<s Clementina
Powers Daniel, planer Excelsior Mills, r. 672 Clem.
Powers David, r. Avenue House
Powers E., hillmau N. B. and Mission RR.
Powers Edward, cooper D. Allman k Co., r. 509 Wash.
Powers Edward, longshoreman, r. 318 Main, rear
Powers Edward, tailor Edward Kennedy, r. 8()9'Mi8sion
Powers Edward C, coalpasser, r. 2 Duncan Court
Powers Edward J., plumber, r. 160'J California
Powers Frank, seaman ship War Hawk, r. 9 Broadway
Powers Frederick H., salesman Clufif Brothers, r. 607
Folsom
Powers George, carriage smith E. Saul & Co.. r. 638
Post
Powers George, tinsmith W. S. Ray k Co., r. 921 Jonea
Powers George F., wharf builder, r. 321 Capp
Powers George H. (Powers it Wilder) r. 215 Geary
Powers Hugh, market, SE cor Turk and Pierce
Powers James, clerk, r. 367 Minna
Powers James, tinsmith John Lee & Co., r. 1318 Hyde
Powers James D., market, 1599 Turk
Powers James W., carpenter, r. S s Twenty-seventh,
nr Folsom, B. H.
GEO. W. CLARK,
645 MARKET STREET, wholesale and retail dealer in
Paper Hangings & Shade Material. Manufacturer of window Shades
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
W^OLKSALE
HARDWARE,
Corner MnrUet and Front Stre«ta.
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Powers Jane Mrs., douiestic 608 Sixth
Powers Jeffrey, uight inspector Custom House, r. 115
Perry
Powers J. H., operator Wcslern Union Tel. Co., r. 1032
Mission
Powers John, r. 228 Eighth
Powers John, carpenter, r. 323 Minna
Powers John, cooper, r. ".)21 Jones
Powers John, groceries and liquors, KW cor Hyde
and Union
Powers John, helper Pac. Boiling Mill, r. E s Michi-
gan, bet Shasta and Sierra
Powers John, laboier J. Y. AVilsou & Co., r. 2414 Cal.
Powers John, laborer, r. 27 Liberty
Powers John, miner, r. 529 Sacramento
Powers John, packer Ghirardelli & Danzel, r. 80t Val-
lejo
Powers John, peddler, r. 4 Church Lane
Powers John, policeman City Hall, r. 2823 Bush
Powers John, purter Wooster, Hubbell & Co., r. 46
Clementina
Powers John, stevedore, r. 409 Tehama
Powers John F., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. Oak-
land
Powers John J., butcher Samuel Solomon, r. 1160
Market
Powers Joseph, laborer, r. Ill Natoma
Powers Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 423 Hayes jf^
Powers Jerome W., compositor P.J. Thomas, r. NW
cor Hyde and Union
Powers Lillie E. Miss, r. 1.521 California
Powers Mai,'g)e Miss, dressmaker, r. 423 Hayes
Powers Margaret, widow, r. 444 Minna
Powers Marglfret, widow, r. 1804 Taylor
Powers Mprgaret, widow, r. NE cor Fell and Laguna
Powers Margaret A., ladies' nurse, r. 909 Geary
Powers Mary, widow, r. 537 Howard
Powers Maurice, lireman, r. N s Twenty-ninth, bet
Sanchez and Chuich
Powers Michael, driver N. B. and Mission RR., r. 804
Vallejo
Powers Michael, groceries and liquors, NW cor Eighth
alifl Clementina, r. 228 Eighth
Powers Michael, shoemaker Armstrong k Wright
Powers Nicholas, baker, r. 4 Jackson PI
Powers Patrick, laborer, r. 26 De Boom
Powers Piitrick, laborer, r. (525 Second ^
Powers Patrick, laborer, r. 761 Hairison
Powers Piitrick, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 611 li Minna
Powers Patrick J^., plumber and gasfitter, 1716 Sutter,
r. 1601 Geary
Powers Peter, clerk, r. 444 Minna
Powers P. H., laborer Paciiic Mail SS. Co.
Powers R., teamster Pac. Improvement Co.
Powers Ralston F., clerk Cal. Insurance Co., r. 1621
California
Powers Redmond T., bagmaker Blake, Bobbins k Co.,
r. 921 Jones
Powers Richard, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Powers Robert J., boilermaker, r. 26 Clementina
Powers Sallie C, widow, r. 1514 California
Powers Thomas, carpenter, r. E 8 Fourteenth, bet
Folsom and Harrison
Powers Thomas, janitor Union Hall, r. 16 Langton
Powers Thomas, laborer, r. 1614 Buchanan
Powers Thomas, longshoreman, r. 8 Welsh
Powers Thomas A., laborer A. E. Buckman, r. NE cor
Church and Borland
Powers Thomas F., salesman Cohnreich Brothers, r.
NW cor Hyde and Union
Powers Thomas J., market, 136 Hayes, r. 602 Frank-
lin
Powers Thomas J., coremaker Industrial Iron Works,
r. 1G8 Tehama
Powers Walter, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. South
Carolina
Powers Wharton, plumber and gasfitter, r. 615 Stock-
ton
Powers William, r. 36 Clay
Powers William, boilermaker, r. S 6 Prospect PI, nr
Folsom
Powers William, cook George A. Rogers, r. 55 Minna
Powers William, laborer, r. 31 Crocker
Powers Will am, laborer, r. 33 Eddy
Powers William, laborer Eureka Warehouse, r. 5(57
Mission
Powers AVilliam, laborer, r. E s Potroro Av, bet Six-
teenth and El Dorado
Powers William, seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Chester
Pow( rs k Gould (Alexander J. Powers and John 0.
Gould) liquor saloon, 413 Siiiisome
Powers <!ii Wilder (Gtoige H. Powers and A. M.
Wilder) oculists, aurists, and laryngoscopists, 216
Geary
Powers. See Power
Powiiall Joseph B., student, r. 1636 Polk
Powning Joseph, salesman Cal. Powder Works, r. 644
Fell
Powuiiig Thomas, carpenter Thomas M. Quackenbush
Powser Charles, market. Railroad Xv, bet Fourteenth
and Fifte nth Avs, South S. F.
Poyet Jean B.,' bricklayer, r. 817 Montgomery
Poysor George, r. 3 Ewer PI
Poj ser Thom;iH, jiaiuter, r. 3 Ewer PI
Pozzi Pletro, liquor saloon, 325 Montgomery Av
Pracht August, groceries and liquors, NW cor Sacra-
mento and Steiner
Pracht Max, manager twine dept Neville & Co., r.
2118 Union
Pracy George T., capitalist, r. NE cor Twenty-third .
and Church
Prag Conrad, merchant, r. 1021 Post
Prag Daniel, plumber Martin Prag, r. 818 Filbert
Prag George W., clerk, r. 818 Filbert
Prag Martin, stoves and tinware, and "manuf hydraulic
and artesian well pipes, 125 Clay, r. 818 Filbert
Prag Mary A. Mrs., assistant Girls' High School, r.
1021 Post
Prager Abraham J., dry goods, 827 and 829 Kearny, r.
1825 Market
Prager Isaac, manuf pop corn.Woodward's Gardens, r.
1825 Market
Prager Lesser, clerk A. J. Prager, r. 1825 Market
Prager Louis, laborer Washington Brewiry, r. 6Hart-
mann
Prager Otto, hostler Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 50G Ninth
Prager Raphael, clerk A. J. Prager, r. 1825 Market
Prager Theresa, widow, r. 6 Washoe PI
Prahl Emil, clerk Falkm r. Bell .t Co., r. Alameda
Prahl Henry H., tailor William Kaiser, r. 1918 Bu-
chanan
Prairo Jolm, blacksmith Fulton Iron Works, r. Oak-
land
Prang Richard, cardriver. r. 1331 Minna, re.'jr
Prassa Francisco A., Portuguese Pro. audBeuev. Assn,
415}4 Drumm
Prater John, miner, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Prather ■(. M., capitalist, r. 27 Geary
Prather John N. (Prather & Holmes) r. 2016 Pine
Prather W. J. (Prather A: Holmes) 305 Kearny
Prather & Holmes (J. N. and W. J. Prather, and
L. B. Holmes) dentists, 305 Kearny
Pratt Adelbert F., special policeman Woodward's
Gardens, r. 1741 Mission
Pratt Annie A. Mrs., r. 26 Laurel PI
Pratt Arthur F., night inspector Custom House, r. 10
Silver
Pratt August D.. butcher, r. 348 Fourth
Pratt Blanche Miss, saleswoman Davis Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. Oakland
Pratt Charles, foreman stevedore Dunsmuir.Diggle k
Co.,r. 317 Beale
Pratt Curtis N.,hackman, r. 2507 Mission
Pratt Edward, clerk, r. 232 Minna
Pratt Edward, laborer Franci.s Larroche, r. 8E. cor
Railroad and Seventh Avs, South S.F.
Pratt Elijah S., r. 1«04 Taylor
Pratt Frank E., r. 7 Stockton
Pratt Frank M., telegraph operator, r. 136 Sixth
Pratt Frederick, tailor John Blake, r. 422 Sutter
Pratt George C, mining secretary, office 25 Ne-
vada Block, r. Oakland
Pratt George O., pressman Wallace & Hassett, r. 349
Minna
Prat'- George W., butcher, r. SW cor Seventh and
Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Pratt George W., louKshtireman, r. 134 Folsom, rear
Pratt Henrietta H. Mi>s, r. 839 California
Pratt Henry G., carpenter and builder, 51 Clay, r. 567
Howard
Pratt Henry W., gunsmith H.H.Wilson & Son.r. Oak-
land
Pratt James, jirinter, r. 951 Mission
Piatt James N., druggi.st, 7 Stockton, r. 1016 Market
Pratt J. C. Mrs., r. Occidental Hotel
Pratt Jesse, carpenter, r. 231 Fifteenth
Pratt Jesse, painter Jabez S. Swan, r. 114 Hyde
Prat J. F., sub-assistant U. S. Coast and Geodetic
Survey, r. 1812 Steiner
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Pralt Johu L., sawyer D. A. Macdonuld & Co., r. 325
Main
Pratt Joseph, seatuan schr Amelia, r. 1'29 Jackson
Pratt Leonidas E. (Pratt & Metcalfe) r. Alameda
Pratt I.croy, capitalist, r. 110 Eleventh
Pratt Levi O., restHuraiitkec per, r. 108 Stockton
Pratt Lyn)an, live stock dealer, r. St. James Honse
Pratt Marie. ta, widow, r. !i'J3 'Washiiiiitcm
Pratt Robert F., clerk Baldwin Gardiner, r. 951 Mission
Pratt S. J., r. Commercial Hot 1
Pratt Sophia Mrs., r. 1225 Market
Pratt T. H., mate schr Golden Rule, Channel St. Wharf
Pratt William, salesman, r. C.Oi Hayes
Pratt William A. salesman Giitta Percha and Rubber
Maniif. Co., r. 115 Taylor
Pratt William H., carpenter, r. 35 Russ
Pratt <S£ Metcalff (LeonidiisE. Pratt and James B.
Metcalfe) attorneys at l.iw, 230 Monti?omery
Pratto Antonio, laborer Superintendent of Streets, r.
407 Filbert . 1
Pratty John, laborer, r. 134 Stenart
Pray Frank P., salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 1708
Geary
Pray Joseph, sh' lemaker Levinsky Brcthorp, r. Oakland
Piay Paul, machinist, r. (il3 Mission
Preas Dorothea, domestic, NE cor Clipper and Castro
Preble Charles B. (Preble. & Co.) r. li)]3 Jessie
Prtble Charh s S. (Preble k Co.) r. Fiji Islands
Preble Charles S.. surveyor, r. 50G Third
Preble Francis, stairbuiider Jesse & Drew, r. 50C Third
Preble Frank E., bookkeeper Spear, Meade & Co., r.
2324 Fillmore
Preble Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 591 Sixth
Preble H.nry R., clerk ticket auditor Central Pac. RR.
r. Oakland
Preble Louis B., expressman, NW cor Kearny and
Pine, r. 19 St. Mary
Preble Pearson N.. agent Merchants' Line Tow Boats.
271 Enst, r. 903 McAllister
Preble William H., contractor and builder, r. 1707
Jessie
Preble .t Co. (Charles B. and Charles 8. Pnblejproptrs
California t ider Works, 218 Davis
Precht Frederick, tiamster, r. S\V cor Jackson and
Drtimm
Precita Valley House, Henry Horstman proptr, SW
cor Thirtieth and Mission
Preda Giuseppe, liquor saloon, 601 Merchant, r. 618
Green
Preece Albert R., clerk secretary Central Pac. RR., r.
Alameda
Preece Daniel, clerk, r. Turk St. Hotel
PreKfl August, metal spinner, r. 1510 Turk
Prelato Francis I. Rev., disciplinarian St. Ignatius
Collf ge, 214 Hayes
Prendeble William T., expre.ssman, Oakland Ferry, r.
50o Linden Av
Prenderg!:st Catherine Mrs., groceries and liquors,
228 Folsom
Prendergast Dennis C, r. 1020 Twenty-first
Prcndergaft John, plumber William D. Hobro, r. 11
Boardmnn PI
Prenderjrast Joliii,Very Rev., vicar general
of San Francisco, r. 628 C.iliforuiii
Prendertjasl Patrick, blacksmith, r. 228 Folsom
Prendergast William, laborer, r. 101 Bay, rear
Prendergast. See Pendergast
Prendez Leopold, laborer E. Chlelovich
Prentice C, with South Pai itic Coast RR.,foot Market
Prentice Edward H., clerk general freight office Cen-
tral Pac. RR., r. 310 Stockton
Prentice Frederick A., clerk freight dept Central Pac.
RK., r. (511 Harrison
Prentice Gei>rge, ship painter, r. NE cor Fifth Av and
L, S nith S. F. •
Prentice Merrill, machinist, 212 Leid., r. 532 Jessie
Prentice Thomas, carpenter, r. 15 Priest
Prentice Z., laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. W s
Iowa, nr Nevada
Prenveille Eugene, painter, r. 538 Green
Preot .August, shoemaker, r. 3 Folsom Av
Prcsbury William W., apotiiecary City and County
Hospital
Presbyterian Board Publication, Rev. Fred-
erick E. Shearer agent,757 Market
Presbyterian Chine.se Women's Home, Miss Maggie
Culbertsou matron, 933 Sacramento
Presbyterian Chinese MiKsion, 800 Stockton
Pre8c<.>tt Annie M., assistant Potraro School, r. 1206
Ma: ket
Prescott Arleta B., widow, r. 1215 Filbert
Preficott Cassandre A., widow, r. ()24 Capp
Prescott Charles A., printer, r. 408 Third
Prescott Ch.irles J. (Prescott & Sanboin) r. 2228 How-
ard
Prescott Danforth, watchman new U. S. Appraisers
Building, r. 719 California
Prescott Dorcas S. Miss, assistant Potrero School, r.
1206 Market
Prescott George H.. carpenter, r. 34 Hayes
Prescott George H., messenger Board of Trade, r. 1024
Bush
Prescott George W. (Prescott, Scott & Co.) r. Palac*
Hotel
Prescott George W. Mrs., r. 1024 Bush |
Prescott Hattie M. Mrs., teacher music, r. 110 Turk |
Prescott IIoHse, Otto F. Becker proptr, SW cor I
Kearny and Montgomery Av i
Prescott James, laborer Southeru Pac. RR.
Prescott James G. (S. F. Box Factory) r. 1116 Leav.
Prescott -Tohu, sawyer D. A. Macdouald & Co., r. 127
Chattanooga
Prescott Josiah F., artist, 62 St. Ann's Building, r.
SW cor Valle.jo and Laguua
Prescott Julia Mrs., millinery, 1152 Jii Market, r. 635
Ellis
Prescott, Scott & Co. (George W. Prescott, Irving
M., and Henry T. Scott) proptrs Union Iron
Works, NE cor First and Mission
Prescott «Ss Sanborn (Charles J. Prescott and
Albion I. Sanborn) proptrs California Mills, NW
cor Howard and Spear
Presimtation Convent, W s Powell, bet Greenwich
and Lombard
Presho James (James Presho & Co.) r. Oakland
PresHo James «& Co. (James Presho) produce
commission merchants, 124 Clay
Presho John, laborer, r. 765 Mission
Presho Robert W., policeman City Hall, r. cor Rail-
road and Tenth Avs, South S. F.
Presidio Brewery, Schneider & Wachter proptrs, 1524
Pacific Av
Presidio House, F. Weisenborn proptr, SE cor Lom-
bard and Lyon
Presidio Railroad Co., H. M. A. Miller secretary, office
22 California
Pre-sirtio Reservation, W of Lyon, three milei
from old City Hall
Presson George R., bookkeeper Main & Winchester, r.
203 Powell
Prestal A., r. SW cor Diamond and Jersey
Pre.iti Antonio L., restaurant, 19 Powell, r. 310 Jessie
Preston Albert W. (Gibson & Preston) r. Palace Ho-
tel
Preston Clara Miss, compositor Dewey & Co., r. S s
Mariposa, bet York and Florida
Preston Lienzel C. (H. J. DeBoer & Co.) r. 1301 Mis-
sion
Preston Edgar F. (Cowdery & Preston) attorney at
law, .534 California, r. 1032 Mission
Preston Edward, furniture and carpets, 10 Fourth, r.
16 Siockton
Preston J. B., laborer Pacific Mail 8S. Co.
Preston Johu, laborer, r. 215 Perry
Preston John, machinist Thomson & Evans, r. S 8
Mariposa, bet York and Florida
Preston Matilda, widow, r. 17 Vuu Ness Av
Preston Otis J. (Preston &McKiunou) r. 1431 Mission
Preston Robert I., copyist, r. 1003 Vallejo
Preston William, laborer, r. S 8 Twentieth, bet Do-
U res and Church
Prest'.n William, salesman E. H. Jones & Co., r. 741
Ellis
Preston & McKinnon (Otis J. Preston and John
J. McKiunon) lumber uealers. Pier 5 Steuart
Prete Emilio, laborer Musto Brothers, r. 222 Bdwy
Pretorions Frederick (Pretorious, Trowbridge & Co.)
r. 9 Pearl
rretorious Sophia, widow, r. 11 Welsh
Pi-etorious, Tro^vbricljfe «& Co. (Frederick Pre-
torions, George T. Trowbridge, and J. C. Lemmer)
proptrs California Boiler Works, 141 and 143 First
Prcttijohn Chiirles, machinist, r. E s Columbia, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Preve Giuseppe, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Prevost Anna Mme., French Laundry, 786,"^ Folsom
Prevost Augustine W., superintendent Htmse of Cor-
rection
Prevost Thomas L., carpenter, r. Cincinnati Hotel
Prevost. See Provost
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Price Mrs., dressmaker, r. 10C2 Howard
Price Alfred, fruits and vegetables, 1622 Broadway
Price and Davies Mining Co. (Eureka District, Nev.)E.
F. Stone secretary, oOU Pine
Price Ann, widow, r. 423 Fell
Price Anuio Miss, dressmaker, r. 110 Sixth
Price B., assayer Tiiomas Price, r. 715 Post
Price Benjamin, insurance broker, and collector, 202
Sansome, room 5, r. 51.5 TyJer
Price Charles, uacker C. James King of William &
Co., r. 109 Vallejo
Price Charles H., clerk \V. J. Fisher & Co., r. 526
Geary
Price Charles M., clerk and assistant superintendent
Industrial School
Price Charles M., druggist, r. 2610 Bush
Price Charles O., seaman U. S. Eevenue Btrar J. F.
Hartley, r. UIO Stockton
Price Edward, carpenter, r. 2025 Geary
Price Edward J., painter Archibald Wasou, r. W s
Tehama, bet Norwich and Precita Av
Price Eliza A., milliner, r. 109 Valle.jo
Price Emeline Miss, r. 1112 Mason
Price Evan, boilermaker, r. Bonanza House
Price George, clerk Mrs. H. Hahu, r. 515 Tyler
Price George, seaman, r. 4'22 Drumm
Price Harriet, domestic NW cor Pacific Av and Gough
Price Henry F., commis.'^ion merchant. 201 California,
room 10, r. 27 Geary
Price Hercules H., topographical assistant, Engineer's
Office, U. S. A., Presidio Reservation
Price H. S., bookkeeper, r. aooj^ Hayes
Price Hugh, tailor, r. 1321 Larkiu
Price Isaac, clerk Whitney & Co., r. 515 Tyler
Price James, shipjoiner, r. 14 Tehama
Price J. F.. r. The Baldwin
Price John, liquor saloon. 432 Green
Price John, seaman, r. 538 Mission
Price John B., carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. lU Prospect
PI
Price John C, boarding, 109 Vallejo
Price John M., driver C. J. Hawley <^ Co., r. SE cor
Eddy and Leavenworth
Price J. T., Painters' fro. Union, 771 Market
Price Leou, clerk Nast, Greenzweig & Co., r. 515
Tyler
Price Lizzie, widow, r. NE cor Merrimac and Ken-
tucky
Price Michael, cutler, factory 10 Stevenson, sales-
room 415 Kearny, r. o05 Chestnut
Price Michael Jr., cutler Michael Price, r. 305 Chest-
nut
Price Neil, actor Bella Union Theater, r. 1107 McAl-
lister
Price Press Co. (San Leandro) manufs hide.wool,
hop and hay presses, and excavators, I. J. Tru-
man pruptr, office 13-19 Front
Price Sallie Jliss, furnished rooms, 7 and 9 O'Farrell
Price Samuel, foreman Marks & Berliner, r. 3003^
Hayes
Price Thomas, assayer, and analytical chemist,
and mining engineer, 52i Sacramento, r. 715 Post
Price Thomas, polieeman City Hall, r. 118 Post
Price Thomas, seaman S3. State of California,
• Broadway Wharf
Price Thomas, waiter, r. 31 Eddy
Price Tliomas H., captain stmr Mary B. Williams, r.
Oablaud
Price Thomas H., bater Eagle Cracker Bakery, r. E s
Folsoui, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth,
B. H.
Price Thomas M., tailor, r. 417 Bush
Price Wallace C. (White & Pi ice) r. Oakland
Price Wastell R., printer Alta Job Office, r. 508 Ellis
Price Watkin R., general ticket agent North Pac.
Coast RR. Co., office 328 Montgomery, rooms 9-11,
r. Saueelito
Price William, gardener, NW cor Pacific Av and
Gough
Price William, laborer, r. E s Folsom, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eight
Price William, painter, r. 71 Tehama
Price William, policeman City Hall, r. 224 Capp
Price William E., teacher musicPublic Schools, r. 917
Market
Price William J., painter, r. E s Folsom, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth
Price William L., reporter, r. 520 Geary
Price Wlnnifred, widow, boarding and lodging, 737
Brannon
Prlchard William B., general superintendent Parks
and Avenues Golden Gate Park, office Park Lodge,
r. 213 Turk
Prichard. See Pritchard
Pricieaux John 8., lumber surveyor, SW cor Steuart
and Mission, r. .532 Natoma
Pridhjim Henry; cabinetmaker Kragen & Geist, r. 561
Sixth
Pridham William T., reporter R. G. Dun & Co., r. 201
O'Farrell
Pridy John, r. Prospect Av, bet Lizzie and Cortland Av
Priebat( h Julius, tailor, 910 Larkin, r. 513 Franklin
Priebatch Wjllinm E., cigars and tobacco, 12 Leides-
dorff, r. 513 Franklin
Priebatch Wolf, merchant, r. 513 Franklin
Prien Henry, groceries and liquors, 1137 Harrison
Prien Louisa Mr.s.,. dressmaker, 509 Steiner
Prien Ludwig, cigars and tobacco^' 338 Bush, r. 3U
Bush
Prien William H., tailor, 613 Laguna, r. 509 Steiner
Pries Frederick, cigarmaker, r. 27}$ Clinton
Pries William, clerk Daily Stock Report, r. 27 H
Clinton
Pricss Frederick, waiter Delmonico Restaurant , r. 14 ^
Mason
Priest Charles F., machinist, r. 18 Ji Rausch
Priest Edward L., machinist Parke & Laey, r. Oak-
land
Priest Jiimes, phipcarpenter, r. New Washington
Hotel
Priest Josejjh, carpenter Pacific Mail SS. Co. — ■czTT
Priest Thomas F., groceries and liquors, 670 Clemen-
tina
Priet Pierre, proptr Marchand Restaurant, 115 and
117 Dupout
Prieto Frank, steward Almshouse
Prigge Adolf, teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 506
Ninth
Prigge Henry, coachman, r. 1610 Howard
Prigge Jacob, shipowner, r. 119 Jackson
Prignitz William, cabinetmaker, r. NW cor Polk and
Fell
Primato T., Austrian Benev. Soc, 310 O'Farrell
Pdiue John, gardener Thomas Meherin, r. E s Fif-
teenth Av, nr M, South S. F.
Primet Louisa, laundress, 1021 Stockton
Primel Stephen, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 1021
Stockton
Primmer George, molder, r. 673 Howard
Primo Luchesi, packer Cffisar R. Splivalo,r. cor Sixth
and Berry
Primrose John, laborer, r. 407 Pacific
Prince Charles, carj)enter, r. 10fi}<j Third -^_,
Prince Charles H., proptr Willow Stables, 2125 Mis-
sion
Prince C. L., Ship and Steamboat Joiners' Assn, Dash-
away Hall
Prince David, boot and shoecutter Buckingham k
Hecht, r. 032 Fiiltoa
Prince Frances, widow, r. 337 Bryant
Prince George, deckhand State Dredger No, 1, r, 715
Davis
Prince Henry, lieutenant colonel U. S. A
paymaster general, chief paymaster
Division of the Pacific, r. Palace Hotel
Prince Henry Q,, salesman Cutting Packing Co
Market
Prince Isabella G, Miss, principal Home Institute,
218 Eddy
Prince Maria A., widow, r. 1114 Washington
Prince Mary G. Miss, teacher Home Institute, r,
Eddy
Prince Nicholas, blacksmith Eugene. Soule, r.
Folsom
Prince Rachel, widow, r. 632 Fulton
Prince Robert, molder, r. 540 Green
Prince Thomas, salesman Charles Harley & Co.
and 116 Davis
Prince Thomas P., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
Oakland
Prince. See Prins, and Prinz
Princely John, carpenter, r. 931 Market
PriucrsB Silver llining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.) George
P. J. Watson secretary, 302 Montgomery, rooms 5
and 6
Prindiville Mary A., domestic 1510 Van Ness Av
Priiidle Benjamin A., photographer George D. Morse,
r. 40;«J Perry
Prindle Charles A., salesman Payot, Upham & Co., r.
914 Pine
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Prindle David S., carpentor, coutractor, and house
mover, 8B2 Mission, r. 2909 Mission
Prindle Ella, domestic 505 Ujde
PriiuUe Frederick, plumber, r. 2909 Mission
Prindle H., insurance agent, 240 Montgomery
Prindle Samuel L., Bocretary Mokelumne-Campo Seco
Canal and Mining Co., 70 Montgomery Block, r.
Mokelumno Hill, Calaveras Co.
Pringle Andrew, oiler SS. Oregon, Folsom St. Wharf
Pringle Andrew L., foreman carder H. F. Pioneer
Woolen Factory, r. 230 Shotwell
Pringle Cora, wdow, r. 1820 Clay
Pringle Edward J. (Pringle k llayne) r. Oakland .
Pringle Gilbert, boot and shoemaker, 1015 Market, r.
1H15 Jessie
Pringle Gilbert W., fitter Gilbert Pringle, r. 1815
Jessie
Pringle Otto, teamstt r, r. 5 William
Pringle Thomas, r. 208 Second
Pringle Thomas, shoemaker GUbtrt Pringle, r. 1816
Jessie
Pringle «!ii Hayne (Edward J. Pringle and Robert
Y. Hayne) attorneys at law, 318 Pine, rooms 32-34
Pringle. See Prindle
Prins Labrada, widow, r. 12 Salmon
Printers' Guide (monthly) Painter & Co. pub-
lishers, 510 Clay
Prlnz Adolpli, liquor saloon, 1121 Mission
Prinz Ewald, chief clerk medical purveyor U. S. A.,
36 New Montgomery, room 6, r. 622 Grove
Prinz John Mrs , widow, r. 1121 Mission
Prinz. See Prince, and Prins
Prior A. E. agent, r. Oak Grove House
Prior Charles, carpenter, r. 938 Folsom
Prior F. J. T.. mailingclerk Post Office, r. 315 Geary
Prior Frank W., with J. K. Prior, r. 13 M.ison
Prior Jaiues, carpenter Grand Hotel, r. 114 Jessie
Prior James K., importer gis fixtu' es and plumb-
iHg materials, 1128 Market, and 21 Turk.r. 13 Ma-
son
Prior John, shoemaker Morris Fishel, r. 25 Eighth
Prior John L., sailmaker, 304 Davis, r. S s (738) Six-
teenth, bet Folsom and Shotwell
Prior J. T.. Rev., editor and proptr The Evangel, of-
fice and r. 25 Fiftli
Prior K. Mrs., groceries and liquors, 167 Silver
Prior Patrick, laborer Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 727
Bryant
Prior Philip, principal Bernal Heights School, r. 307
Bartlett
Prior. See Pryor
Pripp Frederick, seaman U. S. Revenue stmr Richard
Rush, r. 307 Ritch
Pripp Hans, seaman, r. 307 Ritch
Pripp John, bookkeeper, r. 10 Capp
Prlscoul P., pastry cook Tschurr k Dingeou, r. 720
Stockton
Pritchard Edward, carpenter, r. 75 Minna
Pritchard Frederick L., tinsmith, r. 124 Eighth
Pritchard Jaiues, port .steward Pacific Coast SS. Co.,
office NE cor Broadway and Front, r. 124 Eighth
Pritch«rd James A., r. 2234 Bush
Pritchard John, gasfitter John K. Prior, r. 124 Eighth
Pritchard J. W., r. 358 Jessie
Prit(-hard Miguel G., capitalist, r. 902 Jackson
Pritchard Timothy, carrier Evening Bulletin, r. 911
Bu.sh
Pritchard. See Prichard
Pritz William, teamster Miller & Lux, r. W 8 N, bet
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Avs. South 8. F.
Probasco Frank S., clerk Keane Brothers, r. 2223
T.iylnr
Probasco John W., ganger Custom House, r. 2223
Taylor
Probst Adam, clerk, r. 614 Pine
Probst Frederick, tailor, 1210 Kearny, r. 802 Stock.
Procesky Richard, barber Dennis Muiphy, r. 310
Geary
Prockstedt Charles, driver, r. 1301 Mission
Proctor Casslus, meter re.ider Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 2722 Missi(m
Proctor 0. W., salesman, r. Russ House
Proctor Frederl<'k, cutter Benedict A: Smith, r. 710
Bush
Proctor George, teamster J. Morton & Co., r. 215
Ninth
Proctor George A., student TllJen & Wilson, r. 26Ji
Kearny
Proctor Jolin, capitalist, office 201 California, r.
428 O'Farrell
Proctor Joseph, shipcarpentcr Pacific Coast SS. Co.,
r. 760 Folsom
Proddow John W., car repairer M. P. and M. dept
Central Pac. RR., r. 10 Garden
Produce Kxcliange, William H. Walker secre-
tary, NE cor Clay and Davis
Professioriy Protective Association. Rowley & Co.
managers, 008 Market, room 10
Proflf Jacob, carpenter, r. 215 O'Farrell
Protf Jacob Mrs., books and stationery, 21S O'Farrell
Profuroo Giuseppe, vegetables, 4 Colombo Market, r.
S s Ocean Road, bet Mission and San Jos^ Roads
Profumn Joseph, gardener, S s Ocean House Road, nr
Industrial School
ProU Anna, domestic 1520 Mason
Proll Brothers (Louis and Rudolph B.) stationers and
jewelei's, 1417 Polk
Proll Henry, capitalist, r. 1319 Larkin
Proll Henry, steward barkentine Ella, Mission St.
Wharf
Proll Henry Jr., market, 1601 Clay
Proll John, carpenter and builder, 516 Kearny, r. 625"
Locust Av
Proll Louis (Proll Brothers) r. 1407 Polk
Proll Louis, carpenter, r. 81 Colton
Proll Rudolph, coppersmith Wagner A: Todt, r. 81
Co] ton
Proll Rudolph B. (Proll Brothers) r. 1312 Larkin
Proll William (William Proll & Co.) r. 1319 Larkin
PEOLL WILLIAM & CO. (wn.
liijm Proll and George F. Lybrand) manufs show
eases, 537 California
Prooyen Hubert, paper carrier, r. 14 Oak Grove Av
Proph- 1 Frank, tiunkmsker, r. Lindell House
Prophet Ludwig, carjDenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
Alameda
Prosadorn Giacomo, laborer, r. 41(iiyifth
Prosch Charles, artist, 240 Montgomery, room 24, r.
Turk St. Hotel
Prosch Frederick, compositor Morning Call, r. 729
Filbert
Prosch Oscar, assistant erginecr Pacific Mail SS. City
of Panama, r. Winchester House
Proschold Caroline Mrs., midwife, r. 825 Kearny
Proschold Charles, barber, 844 Valencia
Proschold Charles M., barber Henry W. Stable, r. 726
Filbert
Proschold Tuisko, barber, 024 Fourth, r. 305 Tehama
Pi'osek George, foreman F. Korbel & Brothers, 1^115
Park Av
Prosek John, sawyer F. Korbcl & Brothers, r. 20 Oak
Grove Av
Proselc Joseph, physician. 6 O'Farrell, r. 418 Van
Ness Av
Prosper H. J., r. 1027 Dupont
Prospect Gold and Bilver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.)
H. P. Bush secretary, 27 Merchants' Exchunge
Prosser Henry J., carpenter Thomas Roblnett, r.
Oakl.ind
Prost Nicholas, baker, r. 234 Minna
Protheroe William H., clerk Jacob Ptadtfeld Jr., r.
Oakland
Protestant Episcopal Church Home Asso-
ciation, Mrs. George H. Smith matron, 1225
Market
Protestant Orphan Asylum, W s Laguna, bet
Haipht and Waller
Prottsman Carrie Miss, varieties, 401 J<S Sixth
Prottsman William McK. Rev., r. 142 Seventh
Prou Auguste, messenger quartermaster's deptU.S. A.
r. 420 Powell
Pronserguc Louise A., widow, r. 1105<i Turk
Prout Catherine, widow, r. 208 Perry
Proutj' Chnrh s, bartender Joe. Giusti, r. 108 William
Proutv .John A., baker Eagle Cracker Bakery, r. 10
Lily Av
Provence William, brassfourider William T. Garratt,
r. 2507 Sutter
Pro-vidence 'Washington Insurance Co. (of
Providence, R. I.) (fire) Louis Jacoby general
agent, 411 California
Provines Robert R., attorney at law, 204 Sutter,
r. 1212 Washington
Provost Daniel U., merchant, r. 708 Fell
Provost Frank S., clerk, r. 708 Fell
Provost Gustave, machinist Union Iron Works, r.
1210 Kearny
Provost Lottie E. Miss, assistant Market St. Primary
School, r. 708 Fell
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! Provost Nelsou, uinsttT mariner, r. 546 Mluna
I Provost. See Prevobt
I Provst NicolHs, baker Henime & Renter, r. 232 Minua
\ Prowd Tlionias C, seaman, r. H17 Mouttjomery
Prudhon Jennie, widow, r. 013 Twenty-hixth
Pruefter Chtirles, engineer, r. NE cor Eiehth and
Branuan 4fr
PruemerB Henry, boolikeepcr A. J. Plate & Co., r. 718
Leavenworth
Prunk Othello, glazier E. H. Kittredge & Co., r. 231
O'Farrell
' Prunty John, expressman, r. W s Nebraska, ur San
Briiuo Road
I Prunty Katie, domestic 908 Van Ness Av
Prunty Given, liquor saloon, SE lor Folsom and
Eighth, r. 13 Cleaveland
Prunty Rosa, domestic 1012 Polk
I Prushaw James W., gardener, r. 408 Capp, rear
. Pruter John, cook. r. 54 Sacramento
■ Prutaher Charles, porter Wichman & Lutgen, r. 539
; Fulton
I Pruvost Edouard, druggist, and resident physician
French Hospital, S s Bryant, bet Filth and Sixth
Prydz William J. N., teamster Miller & Lux. r. N, nr
Fourteenth Av, South 8. F.
Pryeken Andrew, butcher, r. 1230 Mission
Pryeken Herman T. A., cUrk, r. 1230 Mission
Pryor Annie Mrs,, housekeeper H. Wii.del, 310 Stock.
Pryor William, clerk, r. G06 Montgomery
Pryor. See Prior
Public Administrator, 626 Washington
Public Kindergarten, The San Francisco, Miss Kate
D. Smith teacher, 64 Silver
PubUc Pound, N s California, bet Walnut and
Laurel
Puccinelli Baselio, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Puccinelli Giiif^eppe, Italian Benev. Soc, 223 Wash.
Puccinelli Rafl'aelemalian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
I Pucciuo Zeffiro, engineer Renton Coal Co., r. Toscano
Hotel
\ Puchen Henri, dyer Alexandre Bei-tin, r. 430 Bush
i Puchen J. Mrs., r. 430 Bush
i Puchen Jean, scourer Alexandre Berlin, r. 430 Bush
\ Puehniann Edward, baker Schrolh & Westerfeld, r.
228 Kearny
[ Puckering John R., purser O. & O. SS. Gaelic
! Puckhaber Herman, jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 1304
Powell
Puckhaber John, groceries and liquorfl, 8W cor Fif-
I teenth Av and P, South S. F.
Puckhaber Louis H., bartender A. Van Bergen, r.
224'-4 O'Farrell, rear
I Puetz Alice, ladies physician, office and r. 864 Folsom
, Puget Sound Packet Line, Charles H. Wells agent, 40
1 California
Pugh A., deckhand Pacific Coast SS. Senator
i Pugh Kliza, domestic 916 Leavenworth
Pugh James, policeman City Hall, r. 1534 Eddy
"■^ugh John, carpenter, r. 436M Twenty-second
; Pugh Joseph, paiiiter.Sanlord M. Hills
' Pugh Louisa, widow, r. 2106 O'Farrell
^ Pugh. See Pew
' Piigsley H.. agent, r. 20 Everett
' Pugsley Joseph, bootblack Herman Laewen, r. 34
i Eddy
I Puhek George J., druggist Frederick Hassenpllug, r.
I SE cor Geary and Van Ness Av
; Pulga Jos^ I. F., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn.,
j 415)^ Drumm
Pulidori Donienico, Italian Sharpshooters, 413 Bdwy.
•Pnlion Ftaufois, carpenter, r. 216 Minna
Pullen Augustus F., engineer, r. NE cor Mission and
Lizzie
Pullen Brothers (Granville and Omar) draymen, foot
Third, and Pier 9 Steuart
Pullen Clark J., chief engineer Clay St. Hill ER., r.
1434 California
Pullen George E., liquor saloon, SW cor Kearny and
Jackson, r. 1224 Montgomery
Pullen Granville (Pullen Brothers) r. 1323 Eddy
PiiUen Katie A. Miss, furnished rooms, 206 Kearny
Pullen Omar, salesman J. Kentfield & Co. and (Pullen
Brothers )r. 1323 Eddy
Pullen William Jr., teamster Pullen Brothers, r. 1323
Eddy
Pullester Henry R., plledriver, r. 324 Main
Pulley Joseph, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 601
Natoma
Pullman James, bookkeeper Tobin, Davisson & Co.,
r. Oakland
Pulovitch Stephen, deckhand stmr Petaluma
Pulsch Charles, bartender Herman H. I). Haa8e,r.NW
cor Spear and Bryant
Pulschiin Gustave, cook estate of A. R. Biggs, r. 328
Third
Pulsif er Alonzo, laborer Pope & Talbot, r.Winchester
House
Pulsifer F. A., piledrlver, r. NE cor Pacific and
Drumm
Pulsifer Joseph, clerk, r. Turk St. Hotel
Pulsifer Orrin F., clerk Turner, Kennedy & Shaw, r.
44 Third
Pulsifer Sarah, widow, r. 2139 Mission
Pult Hannah Y. Mrs., groceries and liqu' rs. 17 Lewi*
Pulverinnolier Galvanic Co., William T. Bo-
gcrt superintendent, 513 Montgomery
Pulveinian B. (Nathan, Pulverman & Co.) r. Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Pulverman M., peddler, r. 537 Stevenson
Puivermuller Otto, cigarmaker, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Pump Wilhelm, clerk Henry Schroder, r. NE cor
Grove and Gough
Put.ta Arenas Railway Co., Frank Moyer secretary,
office 408 California, room 15
Purcell Bessie, widow, r. 260 Jessie
Purcell David, liquor saloon, E e Central Av, bet Post
and Sutter
Purcell Edward, expressman, r. N s Fifteenth Av, bet
R and S, South S. F.
Purcell James, laborer, r. 629 Stevenson
Purcell James, teamster, r. CO Clemintina, rear
Purcell J. J., r. 529 Post
Punell Mary Mrs., drt ssmaker, SE cor Howard and
Tenth
P\ircell Matthew, miner, r. 303 Jessie
Purcell Michael, s. ourer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 419 Chestnut
Purcell Michael, seaman, r. 910 Howard
Purcell Michael, waiter Pacific Coast SS. State of
California, Broadway Wharf
Purcell Richard, farmer, r. 208 Eleventh
Purcell 8., r. 733 Market
Purcell Sadie Miss, bookfolder, r. 260 Jessie
Purcell William, c.rpenter, r. SE cor Howard and
Tenth
Purcell William, laborer Cornelius O'Donnell, r. 29
Langton
Purcin Catlieiine Mrs,. seamstress St. Joseph's Roman
Catholic Infant Asylum, r. Silver Av.bet Seven-
teenth and Nineteenth Avs, South S. F.
Purdie ( hrittiua, widow, r. 1114 Filbert
Purdie James T., salesman Thomas Day, r. 1809 Jones
Purdon Thomas J., clerk Frank Buckley Jr., r. 475
Jessie
Purdon William H., musician, r. 235 O'Farrell
Purdy Ada Mrs., r. 1439 Polk
Purdy Charles, butcher, r. 439 Jes'ie
Purdy Charles, mine superintendent, r. 343 Shipley
Purdy Daniel, carpenter, 1104 Mission, r. 870 Mission
Purdy Edward S.. clerk W. J. Callingham, r. 1410
Buth
Purdy E. E. Mrs., kindergarten. 1912 Ellis
Purdy George H., turner Cal. Mills, r. "2014 Hyde
Purily George W., restaurant and liquor saloon, SE
cor Merrimac and Kentucky
Purdy James S., clothing, 227 Pacific, r. 332 Green
Purdy John, i^ookkeeper, r. 961 Mission
Purdy John, laborer Pac. Tallow Works, r. cor Fifth
and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Purdy -fohn E., with Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r.
29'22 Clay
Purdy Mary Mrs., r. The Baldwin
Purdy Samuel, r. 331 Montgomery
Purdy Solomon F., watchmaker and jeweler, 16
Fonrth, r. 1410 Bush
Purdy William H., saloonkeeper, r. 2 Anna
P.irfurst August B., secretary German Consulate, 321
Battery, r. Oakland
Purian Yves, r. 905 Geary
Purinton William R., engineer Southern Pac. RR., r.
1911 Stevenson
Purkitt John H., superintendent reservoir Spring
Valley Water Works, cor Market and Hermann
Purlenky George, porter D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r.
230 Oak
Purnell G. J., steward stmr Saucelito, r. San Quentin
Purnell John, real-estate agent, 507 California
Pu; nell Salvadore, fisherman, r. 813 Battery
Purnell Samuel, clerk general superintendent Central
Pac. RR., r. 1938 Jessie
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PumhBgen John, clerk J. H. Schroeder, r. 330 Vallejo '
Purple Frederick R., saleBman S. Mosgrove & Broth-
I er, r. Oakland
Purse Julius B., messenger Silver King Mining Co., '
i r. 219 Minna _ |
, Pursell Inez W. Miss, dressmaker, r. 506 Hayes j
I Pursell Michael, paver, r. 507 Mission [
I Pursell S. v., widow, dressmaker, 731 O'Farrell I
I Pursell Thomas, laborer, r. 507 Mission i
j Pursli Samuel, tailor Marcus Goodman, r. 259 Perry I
j Pusch Frank, merchant, r. 508 O'Farrell
Pusch <Iobu, baker Bobert Matthay, r. 1523 Mission
Pushaw Charles P., clerk, r. 5:^0 )<S Valencia
Pust Agnes, dressmaker, r. 1315 Mission
Pust Amanda, dressmaker, r. 1315 Mission
Pust Anna, widow, r. 1315 Mission
Pust Fistus A., clerk R. B. Kyle, r. 1315 Mission
Pust Francis, dressmaker, r. 1315 Mission
Pust Huldah, dressmaker, r. 1315 Mission
Putalez P.. carrier Evening Post, r. 3 Caroline PI
Putnam Martha A., widow, r. 1010 Alabama
Putnam Caroline R. Miss, assistant Denman Gram-
mar School, r. 1012 Washingtpu
Putnam Charles B., salesman Murphy, Grant jt Co.,
r. 327 Geary
Putnam Charles C, laborer, r. NE cor Fillmore and
Piiley
Putnam Charles F., U. S. N., r. 1107 Bush
Putnam Charles 8., clerk N. S. Arnold & Co., r. 132
Sixth
Putnam Elizabeth Mrs. (Dixon k Putnam) r. *8 Geary
Putnam George M. , r. 942 Howard
Putnam George P., machinist, r. 5.55 Harrison
Putnam John, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Putnam John, seamau, r. 219 Main
Putnam Oramel H., r. 2024 Piue
Putnam Ralph W.. clerk, r. 942 Howard
Putnam Ruby S., widow, furnished rooms and board-
ing, 942 Howard
Putnam Samuel 0., bookkeeper Oregon SS. Co., r. 1012
Washington
Putnam StillmanN.. mining, office 328 Montgomery,
room 8, r. Oakland
Putney David, hackman. r. 609 3<i Howard
Puttick Louisa Mrs., bakery, 224 Fifth
Puttmau Henry, commission merchant, C15 Front, r.
624 Filbert ,
Putzer Lewis, foreman carpenter Central Pac. RR.,
Oakland Ferry, r. 'West Oakland
Pntzmau Frederick, capitalist, r. NW cor Page and
Buchanan
Putzman Frederick H. Jr. (Neuman k Putzman) r.
208 Chestnut
Putzman Herman A., porter Wolters Brothers, r. 17
Dupont
Puvogel John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Califor-
nia and Larkin, r. 1001 Polk
Puyoou Bernard, wigmaker Autoine Dissat, r. 1028
Montgomery
Puyoou Isaac, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Pye Amy Miss, r. 130 Oak, rear
Pye Louisa Miss, r. 130 Oak, rear
Pygeorge John, seaman, r. 8 Bartol
Pyle Tliomas, seaman, r. 26 Stenart
Pyne Edward, canier Morning Call, r. 2230 Hyde
Pyne Patrick W., gold refiner, r. 2 Leroy PI
Pyne Robert, painter, r. 2720 Folsom, rear
Pyne Thomas, carpenter, r. 957 Market
Pyne Thomac J., proptr Belfast Ginger Ale Co., 1637
Howard, rear
Pyne William P. (Thomas Bailey & Co.) r. 1128 Eddy
Pyramid Gold and Silver Mininj^ Co.
(Washoe Co.,Nev.) H.Wesley Littell secretarj-,
520 Kearny, room 1
Pyser Micha< I, tailor, 1325 Polk, r. 1312 Jackson
Pyser. See Peiser, and Peyser
Pythian Castle, 913 Market
Pythoux Alphonue, butcher Palace Hotel
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QuACKENBUSH ThomasM., carpenter and builder, 811
Jackson, r. International Hotel
Quade Augustus, salesman C. J. Hawley k Co., r. 130
Tyler
Quade Kate, domestic 1732 Pacific Av
Quade Thomas, conductor Central RR., r. 1059 Tyler
Quade. See Quaid
Quadri Giuseppe, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
QusdroB Martin, deckhand stmr Amelia, Washington
St .Wharf
Quadt John, painter, 0G9 Howard, r. 1814 Deviaadero
Quaid Daniel, marblei^olisher, r. 1212 Green
Quaid David, latrorer, r. 112 Tehama
Quaid David J., i>oliceman City Hall, r. 636 Linden
Quaid John, r. 1212 Green
Quaid Kate, domestic 307 Turk
Quaid Margaret, widow, r. 1212 Green .
Quaid 'llmothy, milker Patrick Kelly, r. cor Eamil-
ton and Wayland, University Mound Tract
Quaid William, porter New Wisconfiin Hotel, r. 1212
Green
Quaid. See Quade
Quaig William^ laborer, r. 347 Second
Quail John, sloemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 786 Twenty-fourth
Quail. See Quayle and Quale
Quaini Baffaele. Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Quale Francis, laborer, r. 116 Ash Av
Quale John F., pressman George Spauldlng, r. 116
Ash Av
Qualters Michael J., waiter M. B. Miller, r. What
Cheer House
Quane William, bootmaker, r, S s Duncan, bet San-
chez and Church
{Quarantine Office, 502 Battery
Quarg Emil (Quarg & Tyler) r. 1205 Market
Quarg & Tvler (Emll Quarg and J. Tyler) restaurant,
1021 Market
Quarles John T., macbinlRt William Hawkins, r. SW
cor Stockton and Jackson
Quartermaine Thomas Q. , with George T. Knox, r.
201 Turk
Quartz Mountain Gold Mining Co. (The) Tuolumne
Co., Cal.) Emil Hestres Becretary,729 Montgomery,
room 16
Quast Charles, manager What Cheer House Restati-
rant, 529 Sacramento, r. 1621 Sacramento
Quast Felix, seaman, r. 236 Beale
Quast Herman M., harnessmaker J. C. Johnson k C!o.,
r. 610 Greenwich
Quast Jacob, drayman Von Ronn k Hencke Brothers,
r. Vandewater, nr Mason
Quast Johannes, porter Kruse & Euler, r. 1818 Du-
pont
Quast -Tohn, drayman Von Bonn & Hencke Brothers,
r. Vandewater, nr Mason
Quast William, seaman, r. 357 First
Quast William, steward SS. Senator, r. 1109 Mont.
Quay Jostph M., office 406 Montgomery, r. 411 Leav.
Quedens Charles H. A. (Rieck k Quedens) r. 400
Sutter
Quedens William J., shipping clerk W. W. Dodge k
Co.. r. 1305 Eddy
Queen Bee Miring Co. (Bodie, Cal.) Thomas A.White
secretary, 113 Leidesdorfi'
Queen Harrv, harnessmaker Main ji Winchester, r.
124 Eighth
^neen Insurance Co. (Liverpool) Robert Dick-
son manager, 317 California
Queen Isidora, widow, r. Ill Bernard
Queen Patrick, laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.
Queeu Peter, laborer, r. 734 Natoma
Queenau Bartholdinew, bartender Charles J. Fox
Queenan John, laborer, r. S s Palmer, bet Whitney
and Barllett
Quegan William, clerk, r. 1417 Folsom
Queirolo Gerolamo, fruits and vegetables, 943 Fourth
Queirolo Geronimo, bakery, 511 Green
Queirolo Guetano, Garibaldi Guard. 423 Broadway
Quiitsih C. M. Mrs., r. 937 Mission
Quellmalz Otto, rebtanraut, 1737 Mission
Quenel Emile, laundry, 1207 Tyler
Queral Pietro, gardenir, W s Mission Road, nr St.
Mary's College
Querillucq Mary, widow, medium, r. 2 Potter
Quesada Lauriauo, cigars and tobacco, 508 Jj Bdwy
Quest Joseph L., bookkeeper, r. 8U8 Mission
Quevedo Francisco, barb, r Julius Streib, r. 038 Green
Quevedo Rafaela, widow, r. 1026 Stockton
Quevedo Vincent, teacher music, r. 1302 Powell
Quiblier Anna, domistic 1106 Van Ness Av
Quick Daniel, waiter, r. 360 Minna
Quick John W., proytr S. F. Pioneer Screen Works,
32 Fremont, r. 1014 Mission
Quick R. P., machinist John B. Sims, r. 1014 Mission
Quigg Henry, bartender A. Gless. r. 228 Jj Bitch
, Quigg Henry, laborer, r. 228^ Bitch
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Quigg Henry, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works
Quigg .lames, driver Omnibus UR.
Quigg Lizzie Miss, machine operator Jory Brothers,
r. i:)5 Hitch
Quigg Mary 13. Miss, dressmaker, 12C Kearny, rooms
22 and 23
Quigley Benjamin C, business manager Ladies' Home
Journal, :i Chronicle Building, r. 120 Sixth
QuM^ley Bridget, widow, r. Ill Olive Av
Quigley Bridget, domestic 317 Eddy
Quigley Charles, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
124 Perry
Quigley Charles, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Oo.,r. 3G8
Brannan
Quigley Daniel, foreman street mains JLP. Gas Light '
Co., r. 3M Verona PI j
Quigley Edward, laborer Pac. Boiling Mill, r. Cas-
sius Hotel
Quigley Edward, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, r. 368
Brannan
Quigley Frances Miss, storekeeper James McDevitt,
r. 1709 Howard
Quigley Hsrry, tinroofer Conlin k Roberta, r. 10
Anthony
Quigley Hubert, clerk A. Germon & Co., 113 Mission
Quigley Hugh Kev., clergyman, r. 313 Eddy
Quiyley Hugh, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 3 Ve-
rona PI
Quigley Hugh, merchant, r. St. Mary's Hospital
Quigley James, cook William Reid, r. 217 Stevenson
Quigley James, laborer, r. 3 Freelon
Quigley James, laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.
Quigley James, salesman Carlson & Currier, r. (J35
Post .
Quigley James, tailor, 143 Minna, r. 1060 Howard
Quigley James F., salesman George Loomis, r
Taylor
Quigley John, barber W. H. Lawless, r. 26 Minna
Quigley John, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, r
Brnnoan
Quigley John O.. peddler, r. 872 Mission
Quigley Michael, hostlei' Whitney & Co., r. 5 Com.
Quigley Michael, plasterer, r. 2218 Larkin
Quigley Moses, teamster, r. 547 Mission
Quigley Neil, cook, 511 Montgomery, r. 646 Mission
Quigley Patrick, foreman teamster Golden Gate Park
Quigley Richard, hostler J. F. McDonald & Co., r.
11 Webb
Quigley Thomas J., assistant engineer Pacific Coast
SS. State of California, r. 513 Lombard
Quigley William, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Quilioi Angelo, fruits and produce, 1811 J4 Powell
Quilici Anonia, liquor saloon, 300 Montgomery At
Quilici Pio, Italian Sharpshooters, 413 Broadway
Quilici Venanzio, Italian Sharpshooters, 413 Bdwy.
Quilico Narciso, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Quill Anthony (Cnrkery & Quill) r. 422 Tehama
Quill Hannah, domestic 163o Sacramento
Quill Michael, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
S s Filbert, bet Polk and Larkin
Quillan Henry, bookkeeper William J. Mallady.r. 768
Mission
Quillinan James, tinsmith Peter Abrahamson, r. Ahl-
born House
Quillinan M. Mrs., janitress West End Primary
School
Quillinan Michael, laborer, r. W s Mission, nr Ni-
agara Av
Quilot James, cook Palace Hotel, r. 216 Minna
Quilty Frank, trunkmaker, r. 139 Silver
Quily James, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Quimby Agnes, domestic 1613 Sacramento
Quimby Charles, carpenter, r. 205 Second
Quimby Charles W., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Quimby Daniel J., proptr Quimby House, 719 Market
Quimby George H., rancher, r. cor Indiana and Sierra
Quimby House. Daniel J. Quimby proptr, 719 Market
Quimby Jason M., carpenter, r. 3 Adelaide PI
Quimby Moses E., head clerk U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. 504 Stockton
Quina John, cook, r. 916 Bryant
Quinan James A., stockbroker, 309 California, room
5, r. 108 Geary
Quinan Julia, domestic 18 Laurel PI
Quinan William R., first lieutenant Fourth Artillery,
U. S. A., r. Black Point Reservation
Quinchard Julius (John H. Boden & Co.) r. Alameda
Quincy House, William Marchant manager, SW cor
Mission and Spear
Quinine John, hostler P. L. Archibald k Co., r. 5203*
Eighth
Quinlan Bartholomew, laborer Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 11 Graham PI
Quinlan Daniel, driver United Carriage Co., r. 708
Howard
Quinlan Daniel P., miller, r. 482 Eighth
Quinlan Dora, widow, r. 1926 Steiner
Quinlan James, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 1
Cortland Av
Quinlan James, oiler Pacific Mall SS. Granada
Quinlan Jeremiah, blacksmith Risdou I. and L.
Works, r. 923 Pine
Quinlan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 60 Tehama
Quinlan John, r. 160 Clara
Quinlan John, laborer, r. 23 M Clinton
Quiulan John, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Quinlan John, longshoreman, r. 11 Haggin
Quinlan John, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 420k
Natoma
Quinlan John, porter, r. .546 Mission, rear
Quinlan John, watchman Albert Washburn
Quiulan J. Walker (Blumenthal, Quiulan k Co.) r.
501 Post
Quinlan Maggie, domestic 1715 Bush
Quiulan Maggie Mis., dressmaker, 410 Third
^uinlaii Peter B., registrar Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 506 Greenwich
Quinlan Thomas, keeper College Hill Reservoir,
Spring Valley Water Works, r. Cortland Av. nr
Cherubusco
Quinlan Thomas, assistant gasman Baldwin Theater,
r. 314 Leavenworth
Quiiilau Thomas H., bartender estate of A. H.Vaughn,
r. 42 Buss
Quiulan Timothy, soli itor Peter F. Collier, r. 410
Third
Quiulan William, painter Pennycook & Longley, r.
fiOd Stevenson
Quinlan William J., physician, office 623 Kearny, r.
923 Pine
Quinlan. See Quiulin
Quinlay Patrick, laborer, r. 207 Folsom, rear
Quinlin Albert G., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 874 Mission
Quinlin Jacob, seaman, r. 324 Main
Quinlin John, laborer, r. W s Mission, nr Mohawk Av
Quinlin Martin, bartender, r. 1454 Minna
Quinlin Maurice J., salesman Tobin, Davisson k Co.,
r. Oakland
Quinlin Michael, cardriver, r. 1454 Miaina
Quinlin William G., passepartout maker Alonzo T.
Ruthrauft", r. 116 Ellis
Quinn Andrew, harnessmaker United Carriage Co., r.
615 Howard
Quinn Arthur, real-estate, r. 20 Ridley
Quinn Bridget, widow, nurse, r. 630 Howard
Quinn Bridget, domestic 1607 Taylor
Quinn Charles, builder, r. 133 Oak ~^-_
Quinn Charles, shoemaker, r. 158 Tehama
Quinn Daniel, bootmaker KuUman, Salz & Co., r.
Valley, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Quinn Daniel, student James H. Hutch, r. 797 Stev.
Quinn Daniel, watchman N. B. and Mission BR., r. 8
Miller PI
Quinn David, carpenter, r.ll26 Market "
Quinn David, plumber and gasfitter, 1730 Market
Quinn David A., contractor, r. 20 Ridley
Quinn Dennis, laborer, r. 11 Gilbert, rear
Quinn Dennis, laborer, r. iSiH Tehama
Quiun Edward, bookkeeper Nicholas Bichard, r. 8
Vincent
Quinn Edward, hostler Fulton Livery Stable, r. 246
Third
Quinn Edward, laborer, r. 407 Main
Quinn Kdward, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Quinn Edward, teamster, r. 1719 Leavenworth
Quinn Edward Jr., laborer, r. 407 Main
Quinn Edward E., teamster, r. 511 Eighth
Quinn Ellen, widow, r. 4 Erie
Quinn Ellen, domestic 918 O'FaiTell
Quinn Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 4<)2 Minna
Quinn Felix, laborer, r. 351 Tehama, rear
Quinn Frank E., night operator Gold and Stock Tele-
graph Co., r. 10343^ Folsom
Quinn George M., butcher, r. 158 Tehama
Quinn Hugh, r. SW cor Alameda and Utah
Quinn Hugh, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r.
133 v. Shipley
Quinn Hugh, driver A. C. Dietz & Co., r. 853 Hamson
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Quinn Uugh, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 1, S. F.
F. D., r. 22 O'Farrell
Quinn Hugh, tiiisiuith Charles Brown, r. Potrero Av,
bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Quinn Hugh Jr., plumber, r. SW cor Alameda and
Utah
Quinn J., waiter Johnson & Shay , r. 917 Market
Quinn James, r. 417 Tehama
Quinn James, blaclismith MuUer k Schneider, r. 19
Hayes
Qniun James, boilermaker, r. 19 Kitch
Quinn James, hostltr Smith & Poultney, r. 008 Tliird
Quinn Jarae.s, laborer, r. Broadway Hotel
Quinn James, labortr, r. E s Washington Av, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Quinu James, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 731 Natoma
Quinn James, siudeut, r. 4 Erie
Quinu James, teamster, r. CJ^ Bylngton, nr Webster
Quinn James H., blacksmith, r. 12 Polk
Quinn James H., policeman City Hall, r. 1126 Valencia
Quinn J. Herbert, real-estate, r. 727 Grove
Quinn John, boot and shoemaker, NW cor Fourth and
Louisa, r. 310 Fourth
Quinu John, servant 1318 Mason
Quinn John, drayman John Ziegenbein & Co., r. 731
N.Htoma
Quinn John, foreman Comstock Livery Stable, r. 370
Brannan
Quinn John, laborer N. Bichard, r. 32 Minna
Quinn John, shoemaker, r. 158 Tehama
Quinn John, stonemason, r. 2 Railroad Av, bet Sev-
enteenth and Eighteenth Avs, South S. F.
Quinn John, tailor, 143 Minna, r. 1050 Folsom
Quinn John, teamster James Forrest, r. Oak, bet La-
guna and Octavia
Quinn John, teamster Benton Coal Co., r. 1018 Larkin
Quinu John C, boot and shoemaker, 223 Fifth
Quiuin John C. (W. E. Crist & Co.) and molder Me-
chanics' Foundry, r. 712 Howard
Quinn John D., fancy goods, 1400 Polk, r. 1628 Polk
Quinn John H., millhand L. & E. Emanuel, r. 370
Brannan
Quinn John J., teacher music, r. 20 Bidley
Quinn John W., r. 1034Ji Folsom, rear
Quinn Joseph, clerk, r. 4 Erie
Quinn Joseph B., reporter, r. 611 Stevenson
Quinn Joseph P., oysterman, r. 1057 Ji Folsom
Quinn Julia, widow, r. 331 Ellis
Quinn Katie, domestic 1718 Turk
Quinn M., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Quinn M., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Quinn MatJgie Mis8( Johnston & Quinn) r. 1233 Market
Quinn Maggie Miss, candymaker William 8. Town-
send, r. NE cor Eleventh and Folsom
Quinn Mary, widow r. N 6 Thirteenth Av, bet L and
M, South S. F.
Quinu Mary, domestic 724 Turk
Quinu M. H., track watchman Sea Wall
Quiiiu Michael, boilermaker, r. Main, bet Harrison
and Bryant
Quinn Michael, expressman, NE cor Jackson and Du-
pont, r. 510 Ivy Av
Quinn Michael, plumber, r. Ill Twelfth, rear
Quinn Michael H., hatter, r. 3013 Mission
Quinn Minnie, domestic 1124 Greenwich
Quinn Nancy, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Quinn Owen, boilermaker, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Quinn Patrick, bellman Grand Hotel
Quinn Patrick, expressman, NW cor Sixth and How-
ard, r. 406 Seventh
Quinn Patrick, laborer, r. 31R Seventh, rear
Quinn Patrick, seaman, r. 'i30 Beale
Quinn Patrick, stonecutter, r. 34 Hayes
Quinn Patrick C, painter P. J. O'Brien & Sons, r. 223
Fifth
Quinu Peter, r. 40 Langton
Quinn Peter, compositor Daily Stock Report, r. 406
Seventh
Quinn Peter, expressman, r. S s Army, bet Sanchez
and Church
Quinn Pi ter, janitor Washington Grammar School, r.
1103 Mason
Quinn Peter, laborer, r. 137 Natoma
Quinn Peter, laborer, r. 734 Natoma, rear
Quinn Peter, laborer, r. 1116 Folsom
Quinn Peter, stevedore, r. 9 Sherwood PI
Quinn Peter J. , porter Joseph Fredericks Jt Co., r.
1126 Valencia
Quinn Buchel, domestic Palace Hotel
Quinn Samuel, seaman, r. 32 De Boom
Quinu Samuel, tircman tug Joseph H. Redmond,
Mission St Wharf
Quinu Sylvester G., clerk, r. 417 Tehama
Quinn Thomns, r. 352 Brannan
Quinn Thomas, baker St. Joseph's Roman Catholic
Infant Asylum, r. Silver Av, bet Seventeenth and
Nineteenth Avs, South S. F.
Quinu Thomas, carriasemaker, r. 417 Tebams
Quinn Thomas, carriagemaker B. Grave & Co., r. 1031
Pacific
Quinn Thomas, farmer, r. lavermore Tract, nr San
Mif,'uel Station
Quinn Thomaw. laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 4 Erie
Quinn Thomas, marble polisher Stephen Campo-
donico, r. 727 Minna, rear
Quinn Thomas, salesman Three Brothers, r. 617 San-
some
Quinn Thomas, shoemaker, r. 158 Tehama
Quinu Thomas, stonecutter, r. 34 Hayes
Quinu Timothy, driver Harry Jones, r. 075 Mission
Quinn Timothy F., butcher, r. 16 Folsom Av
Quinn William, builder, r. MH Perry
Quiuu William, calker, r. 039 Mission
Quinn William, extraman Engine No. 9,8. F. F. D., r.
318 Main
Quinn William, flagman Central Pac. RR., r. 24
Clarence PI
Quinn William, millhand, r. 370 Brannan
Quinn William, teamster A. C. Dietz & Co., r. SE cor
Fifth and Hajrison
Quinn William H., currier John Meehau, r. 797 Stev.
Quinn William H., patternmaker Golden State and
Miners' Irou Works, r. 30J4 Perry
Quinn William H.. salesman Huntington, Hopkins &
Co, r. Oakland
Quinu William H. Jr., cooper Reuben Norton, r. 797
Stevenson
Quinn William J., student, r. 727 Grove
Quinne James, with Genesee Mill Co., r. 2405 Mission
Q,uitit Leaiider, attorney at law, 603 Washington,
1309 Mason
Quint Sewall P., r. 1618 Devisadero
Quinteros Jeronima, r. 1517 Dupont, rear
Quinting Charles, bootmaker Joseph Gutberlet, r.
1808 Stockton
Quinto Henri, laborer Pac. Fertilizing Co., r. NW
cor Bay and Buchanan
Quinton Henry C, porter Sutro & Co., r. 731 Folsom
Quinton Maggie Miss, r. 326 Jessie
Quinton John, carpenter William A, Meeker, r. Es
Church, bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Q(iinton William, carpenter, r. 339 Shipley
Quirln Alexander, newspaper carrier, r. 210 Mont-
gomery Av
Quirk Ann, widow, r. 8 s Twentieth, betShotwell and
Folsom
Quirk David J., canvasser, r. 660 Howard
Quirk Emma Miss, artist, r. 7 Mason
Quirk Hannah, widow, r. W s Mission, nr St. Mary's
College
Quirk J., expressman, r. N s Eighteenth, bet Noe and
Castro
Quirk John, laborer, r. 405 Natoma
Quirk John, news agent, r. W s Mission, nr St. Mary's
College
Quirk John, packer J. G. Montealegre, r. cor Fifth
and Natoma
Quirk Kate, domestic 1010 Bush
Quirk Matthias, carpenter, r. NE cor Mission and
Powell Av
Quirk Michael J., shoemaker, r. W s Mission, nr St.
Maiy's College
Quirk Nicholas (Donavau& Quirk) r. 101 Stevenson
Quirk Nicholas, car repairer M. P. and M. dept Central
Pac. RR.. r. 33 Eddy
Quirk Patrick, blacksmith, r. 101 Tehama
Quirk Patrick, cook Sacred Heart College
Quirk Patrick, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Quirk Patrick, silver plater, r. 3 Haywood
Quirk Patrick, stevedore, r. 1 Baldwin Court
Quirk Patrick, warehouseman, 8E cor Twentieth and
Shotwell
Quirk Peter, teamster S. R. Church, r. 9 Tehama PI
Quirk Pierce, shipwright, r. 28 Bernard
Quirk Terrence, clerk, r. 28 Bernard
Quirk Thomas, expressman, r. 907 Eighteenth
Quirk Thomas A. J., capitalist, r. 623 Pine
Quirk Thomas F., clerk, r. 1317 Ji Market
Quirk Timothy, contractor, r. 907 Capp
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Quiroga , student Ileald's Business CoUese, r. 502
Powell
Quirolo 0., captain schr Calistoga. Third St. Wharf
Quirrenbach Joseph, tailor, r. cor Twenty-fourth and
Harrison
Quitzow Henry W., cashier County Tax Collector, r.
714 Larkin
Raabe Frederick, carpenter, r. 8 Oardeu
Raabe Frederick J., drayman Coffin & Hendry, r. 540
Fifteenth
Raabe Frederick W.. compounder J. Gundlach & Co.,
r. 213 Elli.s
Raabe George A., market, 1145 Fol.som
Raaa E. & Co. (Emanuel Raas) importeis cloth
and tailors trimmings, 2(5 and 28 Montgomery
Raas Emanuel (E. Raas & Co.) r. 517 Tyler
Raas Joseph, clerk E. Raas & Co., r. 517 Tyler
Raatz Frederick, farmer, r. 13 Grand Av
Raatz Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 633 Na-
toma
Rabbet Andrew, bootcrimper Michael Mitchell, r. 150
Tebama
Rabe Carl, clerk IJ. S. Geological .Survey, r. Oak-
land
Rabe John, dentist Edwin O. Cochrane, r. Oakland
Rabe William, receiving teller Bellcc & Co., r. Oak-
land
Babel Amelia, widow, r. 5 Jasper PI
Babel Chi-istian, engineer E. Detrick & Co., r. 819 Fil-
bert
Raber George, laborer, r. 17 Gilbert
Raberliatti George, barber Jean Brouquet, r. 1805
Mason
Rabeux Louis, plasterer, r. 1.516 Powell
Rnbeux Louisa Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1516 Powell
Rablng Adolph, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 372
Natoma
Rabjohn Edwin, locksmith, 858 Howard
Rab.iohn Edwin Jr., locksmith, and bellhanger, 9
Turk, r. 555 Jessie
Rabjoliu Thomas H., bookkeeper Sanborn, Vail& Co.,
r. 130 Fell
Baby J. Mrs., weaver S. F. Pioneer Wooleu Factory
Race William W., oyster and chop house, 432 Cali-
fornia, r. 10 Selina PI
Racich Audreo (Racich \- Arata) r. 629 Davis
Bacicb & Arata (Andreo Racich and Bartolomeo Ara-
ta) coffee saloon, 419 Davis
Racik Joseph, wireworker, r. 18 Scott PI
Rack George, purser Pacific Mail SS. South Carolina
Rackman Frederick, oyster saloon, 1201 Stockton
Raclet Victoria M. Miss, assistant Spring Valley
Grammar School, r. 1328 Jackson
Racouillat August, boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r.
1423 Stockton
Racouillat Cecile Miss, milliner Mme. Henriette Ra-
couillat. r. 1423 Stockton
Racouillat Henriette Mme., millinery. 1423 Stockton
I Racouillat Ludovic (Myers, Oilman & Co., and Gil-
man & Racouillat) r. Ill Eleventh
Racue , laborer Union Iron works, r. 468 Jessie
! Radcliffe Frederick O., carver Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
j 64 Tehama
Badden Charles, upholsterer Indianapolis Chair
j Manuf. Co., r. 120 Twelfth
; Raddick John, waiter Gasparo Giosich, r. 305 Sixth
Raddock Andrew, gasfitter, r. 117 Ivy Av
I Raddock Mary, widow, r. 730 Folsom
; Radebaugh Rudolph F., journalist, r. 2719 Folsom
Rademaker John M., bartender Charles Fox, r. 1123
Sacramento
! Bademan Hermann J. (H. Bree & Co.) r. N s Twenty-
j seventh, nr Alabama
Rader Christopher J., salesman Crystal Vinegar
Works, r. 13 Jansen
( Badford Brothers (Michael and Thomas) shoemakers,
j 9 Spring
I Badford Carrie M. Miss, teacher Greenwich St.Primary
Cosmopolitan School, r. 1425 Sacramento
Badford James, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
] 1 Helen
Badford Michael (Radford Brothers) r. 1425 Sac.
, Radford Thomas (Radford Brothers) r. 1425 Sac.
Radigan Edward, stonecutter, r. 1005 Scott
Radigan John, Bpecial policeman, r. 247 Clementina
Radissone John, packer Ghirardelli h Danzel, r. 416
Jackson
Radius Ludwig, bookbinder, 420 Kearny, r. 2438 Cal.
Radke Frederick, liquor saloon, 255 Steuatt, r. 120
Howard
Radleiu Minnie Mrs., midwife, r. 12 William
Rjdlein Nicholas C, laborer, r. 344 Shipley
RadlofT Ludwig, cutter Charles Mayer, r. 10 O'Farrell
Alley
Radmond Elizabeth M., widow, r. 607 Franklin
RadomsUy .\dolph, nlghtwatchman D. A. Macdonald
& Co., r. 916 Folsom
Radomsky Augiist, driver Central RB., r. 916 Folsom
Radonisky Frederick, oiler D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
916 Folsom
Radomsky Jacob, show card writer (jeorge W. Box-
ton, r. 916 Folsom
Radovich Anton, chop house, 2.54 Steuart
Radovicli Bozo, wines and liquors, 29 Geary, and
NEcor McAllister and Leavenworth, r. 808 Cali-
fornia
Radovich John L., manager L. Radovich & Co., r. 108
Powell
Radovich John S., bartender Bozo Radovich, r. 808
California
Radovicli L. & Co. (Lazarus Radovich and Elis
Chielovich) proptrs Mint Exchange. 877 Market
Radovich Lazarus (L. Radovich & Co., Radovich &
Uhrlandt, and E. Chielovich & Co.) r. 1719 Pacific
Av
Radovich & Uhrlandt (Lazarus Radovich, and
Hermann E. Uhrlandt) proptrs Wine House, 306
Kearny
Radovich Theodore, fruitdealer, r. 1122 Stockton
Radston Jacob, tinsmith S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 33
Moss
Radston Julius, bootblack Benjamin Asch, r. 33
Moss
Rae James, molder Steiger ^ Kerr, r. 11 Tehama PI
Rae William, bartender William O'Brien, r. 6 Jackson
Rae William, shoemaker, r. 312}j Nineteenth
Rae. See Ray, Raye, Rea, Reay, and McRea
Raeder Peter, teacher German, r. 339 Hayes
Raedy Micliael, laborer, r. SW cor Eighteenth and
Douglass
Raeth .Jacob, shoemaker Hermann Freee, r. 12 Har-
lan PI
Raetz C, r. 322 Rltch
Raetz Gnstave A., waiter Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Rafael Manuel, longshoreman, r. 1519 H Dupont
Rafael. See Raphael
Rafeld Isidor, second-hand clothing, 939 !< Folsom
Rafetto Andrea, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Rafetto Antonio, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash!
Raffa Horatio, head pastrycouk Palace Hotel, r. 7M
Fnlsom
Raffa Paul, pastry cook Palace Hotel
Raffcl Frank, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Raffenberg Hiram, host'.er Raffenberg & Granger, r
cor Drumm and Oregon
Raffenberg Westley (Raffenberg & Granger) r. 103
Clark
Raffenberg i Granger (Westley Raffenberg and Frank
Granger) livery stable, 102 Clark
Rafferty Hugh L., tinsmith W'illiam O. Murtha, r.
1417 Buchanan
Rafferty John (Read & Rafferty) and mining secre-
tary, 333 Montgomery, r. 532 Folsom
Rafferty John W., carriagesmith Larkins h Co., r. 67B
Clementina
Rafferty Kate, domestic 10 Hollis
Rafferty Mary E. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. E. Peiser, r.
679 Clementina
Rafferty Patrick, r. 528 Pacific
Rafferty Patrick, bellman Occidental Hotel
Rafferty Patrick, hostler Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 10 De-
catur
Rafferty Patrick, laborer Chase & Wolff, r. cor Pacific
and Montgomery Av
Rafferty Thomas, hostler, r. 11 Everett
Rafferty Thomas Mrs., laundry, 11 Everett
Rafferty William, laborer, r. 679 Clementina
RaffettoL. * Co. (Luigi I. Eaffetto and John Berniori)
boots and shoes, 1304 Stockton
Raffetto Luigi I. (L. Raffetto & Co.) r. 621 Broadway
Raffler George, seaman schr Discovery
Raffo Antonio, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Raffo Colombo, Itiliau Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Raffo Frank, cooper Henry Lang, r. NW cor Mont-
gomery and Broadway
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Raffo Joseph, laborer Amerieun Sugar Keflnery, r. 322
Vallejo
Raffo Paul Eev., tlergyman St. Ignatius College, 2U
I Hayes
I Rafter William, (ireman Vac. Mail 8S. South Carolina
! Kaftery Michael, groceries and provisions, 200 Clara
' Raguu Edward M., tinsmith John M. Byraii, r. cor
i Stockton and Broadway
i Bagan Henry, shoemuker Buckingham k Hecht. r. 2U
; Bagan Mary, domestic SW cor Sutter and Gough
I Bagan Patrick, employee Golden Uoldeu Gate Park,
r. Ariou House
j Ragan. Sec Reagan and Began
: Ragazzoni Leopold, composilor, r. 8 Jessie
Bagget Michael, porter Sachs, Strassburger i Co., r.
Oakland
I Raggio Bartolomeo, r. 318 Broadway
j Bahi' Gust'ive, carpenter, r". 11 Alaska PI
• R^he Joseph, butcher John Strffens, r. oil) Mission
I BahlveB .-Vugust, (-abinetmuker, r. E s Buena Vista, nr
j Eugenia, B. H.
Rahlmauu Henry F. (Dleckmanu & Rahlmatm) r. SW
cor Ballroad and Fifteenth Avs, South S. F.
I Rahm Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 949 Bryant
j B:ihm Jacob, brewer, r. y07 Linden Av
Bahm Mary, widow, r. llOt Stockton
RAHSSKOPFF GAEL, mathe.
matical aud surveying instrumeutmaker, 412 Com-
men'ial. r. 2617 ('lay
Rahwyler .\lfred Jr., clerk Alfred Rahwyler, r. 1 Tel-
egraph PI
Rahwyler Alfred, watchmaker and jeweler, G31 Kear-
ny, r. 1 Telegraph PI
Baicevich Antonio, restaurant, 30 Fourth, r. 4 Bu-
chanan PI
Bsiceviih John, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Raiceviih Spiro, oyster saloon, 808 Kearny
Rail Eugene B., hardware (Carson, Nev.) office 114
California, r. 1000 Sutter
Rail Thomas, bootmaker Healy & Casey, r. 177 Jessie
Railroad Brewery, Frederick Schuster proptr, 426
and 427 Valencia
Railroad Excliaiijc^e, Nicolai Petersen proptr,
NW cor Fourth and Townsend
Railroad Exchanjfe, Otto W. Lilkendey proptr,
SW cor Powell and Francisco
Railroad Gazetteer, H. S. Crocker & Co.
proptrs, 401 and 403 Sans ime
Railroad Hotel, Frederick Zipp proptr, 8E cor Polk
and Austin
Railroad Lodgings, Bailey & McLean proptrs, 533
Commercial
Railway ]>Iai] Service (Eighth Division) H. J.
McKusick superintendent. Post Office Building
Balmon Henry Mrs., widow, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Baimond Robert E., r. 1112 Stockton
Ralmond. S( e Raymond and Bamon
Baimundo Manuel V., Portuguese Pro, and Beuev.
Assn, 415 !<j Drnmm
Rainbow Gold Mining Co. (Sierra Co., Cal.) N. C. Wal-
ton Jr. secretary, 419 California, room 24
Rainey A. C. driver Central BB., r. 1511 Ellis
Baincy Bridget, widow, furnished rooms, 303 Davis
Bainey C. J., r. 17 Minna
Bainey Elizabeth, widow, T. 8 8 Clay, bet Broderlck
and Baker
Rainey George, r. 8.8 Clay, bet Broderlck and Baker
Rainey John, r. 8 R Clay, bet Broderlck and Baker
Bainey Joseph, coachman Michael Castle, 021 O'Fnrrell
Bainey Samuel, superintendent Steam Fire Engines,
8. F. F. D., r. 2 Selina PI
Bainey William, salesman Muser Brothers, r. 8 8 Clay
bet Broderlck and Baker
Baintield J., grainer Edward M. Gallagher
Bainford James, apprentice Pac. Saw Mnnuf. Co., r.
2.')5 Beale
Rainford Samuel C, master mariner, r. 308 Folsorn
Ralnfort Thomas, Lumberman's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Bainieri Carlo, Italian Sharpshooters, 413 Broadway
Bainsbury John, laborer freight de^it Central Pac.
BB., r. 507 Fourth
Bainsbury Bobert, laborer freight dept Central Pac.
BB.
Raisbeck John E., compositor W. T. Baggctt & Co., r.
427 Green
Raisch Albert J., copyist Superior Court Department
No. 9, r. 136 Eleventh
Raisch Frederick, plumber and gasfltter, 144 Eleventh
Baisch Gottfried, contractor, r. 136 Eleventh
Raische Joseph, laborer Pac. Boiling Mill, r. S.'jfi Bran.
Baisin Ernest, fireman The Baldwin, r. 441 Clemen-
tina, rear
Baith George (Fletcher & Raith) r. 18 Park Av
Rakow Francis, advertising agent, r. 627 Green
Raleigh George, miner, r. 427 Shipley
Rail John, tailor, r. 428 Clementina
Ralph James D., salesman Marcus C. Haw^ley !i Co., r.
2 Vernon PI
Ralph Joseph, baker, r. 1138 Folsom
Ralph Letitia A. Mrs., dressmaker, 1022 Stockton, r.
2 Vernon PI
Ralph Patrick J. Mrs., widow, r. 531 Geary
Ralph William, carpenter, r. 8E cor California and
Broderlck
Bal.ston Alb rt, stage doorkeeper Baldwin Theater,
r. 8 Dupoiit
Ralston Andrew J., president Selby Smelting
and Lead Co., office 416 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Balston Gavin, patternmaker William F. Buswell, r.
3(15 Fremont
Balston H. & J. (Henry and John) mnnufs architec-
tural and ornamental iron work, 220 Fremont
Balston Hardy H., i>roptr Olympic Lodging House,
904 Kearny
Balston Henry (H. & J. Balston) r. Oakland
Balston House, Mrs. Louisa Spalding proprietress,
1222 Pine
Balstou John (H. & J. Balston) r. Oakland
Ralston John O., painter, r. 171.') Polk
Bal ton Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1715 Polk
Bal.ston Bobert, blacksmith, r. 7 Sonoma PI
Balston W. C, assaver, r. 528 Pine
Balston William, seaman s hr Abbie, Third St.Wharf
Balthoff Joseph, laborer, r. 37 Pacific
Ramage Charlotte E. Miss, r. Hancock House
Ramage Emily M. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Lewis, r.
Hancock House
Bamage W. J., freight clerk O. & O. SS. Belgic
Bamanetti Giovanni, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Mont
Eambaud Alfred (Faure & Bambaud) r. 7-21 Pacific
Bambaud Pierre, laundryman, r. 432 }<; Vallejo, rear
Bambert Charles, stevedore, r. 769 Harrison
Bameau Benjamin, waiter, r. 639 Vallejo
Bamel Frank (P. Jeauneau & Co.) r. 710 Lombard
Bamel Leon, driver P. Jeauneau & Co.,r. 710 Lombard
Rameli Angelo, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Barney James W., driver Market St. BB., r. 7 Church,
bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Barney William L., toll collector Mission Bay Bridge,
r. 512 Fell
Bamiri'Z Ambrocla, laundress, r. 510 Broadway, rear'
Ramirez C, widow, r. 210 Powell
Ramirez Francisco, waiter, r. 1231 Stockton
Ramirez Hypolite, saddler Main & Winchester, r. 618
Green
Ramirez Ignacia, dressmaker, r. 508 5i Broadway
Ramirez John S., r. 1027 Dupont
Ramirez Julia, r. .">20 Broadway
Ramirez L. Mrs., r. 210 Powell
Ramirez Soledad, domestic 914 Howard
Bamish Adolph, assistant bookkeeper Buyer, Reich
& Co., r. 178 Perry
Bamlett A., shoemaker, r. 11 Hickory Av
Bamm H., painter, r. German Hotel
Ramm Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 949 Bryant
Bamm Herman, liquor saloon, 216 Van Ness Av
Ramm William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Rammel Frank, fireman SS. Oregon
Rammel J., r. (Jerman Hotel
Bammelsberg Augustus, superintendent Berkeley
Ferry, office 652 Market, r. Berkeley
Bamon Ansclmo (Diez & Ramon) r. 116 Shipley
Bamon John, cigarmaker J. Casner k Co., r. 731 Val-
lejo
Ramon Quesada L., clerk, r. E s Sadowa, bet Orizaba
and Cipital, San Miguel
Ramon. See Baimond, anil Bayraond
Bamonet Ignacio, clerk A. Le N. Linsley, r. 312 Fifth
Bamonetti Giovanni, laborer Glacomo Male, r. SE
cor Brannan and Eighth
Ramono Gardlno, r. 1027 Dupont
BauioB Antonio P., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 M Drumm
Banios Charles, traveling agent S. F. Chronicle, r.
32 M Perry
Bamos Francisco C, boilermaker, r. 2916 Sacramento
Bamos Ignacio, laborer E. Chlelovlch, r.1118 Kearny
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Baiuos Joseph C, laborer Unlou Iron Worka, r.
'2405 Laguna
RaiuuB Mauuel J., barber M. J. Silva, r. 654 Mission
Bamos Mauut'l V., laborer, r. 11 Varennes
UumoBRoBalieMrB., laundry, 918 Lai kin
Itamoa Tbomas, laborer A. Waldstein, r. ICO Sixth
Bampazzi Battitita, pasteniaker Caesar B. Splivalo, r.
Federal Hotel
Bampe David H., paintor, r. 1021 Alabama
Bampe Ellen, widow, r. lOil Alabama
Bampe Henry J., waiter Baldwin's Dining Palaoe, r.
10:>1 Alabama
Kamsay Charles Mrs., r. 1516 Mission
Bamsay Charles 3., conductor Sutter St. BB., r. 1202
Sutter
Ramsdell Beiijamiit H., dealer coal, 110 Jack-
son, r. 138 Ridley
Hamsdell Henry L., carpenter, r. 1807 Scott
Bamsden Charles H., assistant accountant First Na-
tional Gold Bank of San Francisco, r. Oakland
Ramsell Frank .\., expressman, NE cor Main and
Howard, r. 733 Guerrero
Bamsen Francis, r. 1 li Church PI
Bauisey David il., letter carrier Post Olfice, r. '227
Sixth
Bamsey George, cook estate of Jonathan 0. Mc-
Kewen, r. 908 Jackson ^
Bamsey James D., contractor, r. 1407 Sacramento
Bamsey James W., clerk, r. 7193^ Gough
Bamsey Peter, bartender Henry Staumer, r. 1813 Pac.
Bamsey Robert, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Bamsey William J., carpenter M. P. and M. dept
Central Pac. BR., r. 73 Tehama
Bamsey W. J., salesman Doane & Henshelwood, r.
419 >i Gough
Bamson Albert, liquor saloon, 5 and 7 Commercial,
r. 5 Commercial
Bambold Katie, domestic 1509 Larkin
Band Augustus C, master mariner, r. 116 O'Farrell
Baud Emma A., widow, r. 12 Ellis
Band Frank A., clerk S. C. Harding, r. 210 Prospect PI
Band H., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Band Leander, bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer, Sles-
singer & Co., r. 414 Francisco
Baud Leon B.. bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer, Sles-
singer & Co., r. 714 Stockton
Band MoUie Miss, machine operator Genesee Mill
Co., r. 43 Minna
Band Bichard, cook, r. 27 M Pearl
Band William B., with Haste & Kirk, r. Oakland
Bandall Ada E., r. 967 Mission
Bandall A. G., widow, r. 430 Oak
Bandall Annie S., adjuster coiner's dept U. S. Mint,
r. 214 Powell
Bandall Charles, cook International Hotel, 824 Kear.
Bandall Charles W. (H. P. Wakelee & Co.) r. 315Elli8
Bandall Edward, contractor, r 321 Third
Bandall E. T. Mrs., widow, r. 130 Tyler
Bandall Fanny E. Miss, teacher Zeitska's Institute,
r. 430 Oak
Bandall Frank, fireman 8S. Oregon, Folsom St.Wharf
Bandall Frank A., blacksmith Savage & Son, r. 1206 Ji
Howard
Bandall George, bartender, r. 200 Washington
Bandall George C, clerk H. P. Wakelee & Co., r. 315
Ellis
Bandall George S., bootpacker Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger k Co., r. 1502 Powell
Bnndall Harriet, domestic 850 Van Ness Av
Randall James, lumberdealer, 572 Brannan, r. 444
Brannan
Randall James, seaman, r. 103 Clark
Randall John, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Randall John C, clerk, r. 162C Mission
Bandall Mary Mrs., stationery and fancy goods, 1829
Market
Bandall Robert S., real-estate, r. 94 Montgomery
Block
Bandall R. R., r. Sacramento House
Randall Samuel B., captain tug Neptune, r. Alvarado
Randall Thomas, seaman, r. 24 Drumm
Rand.ill William, actor Theatre Comique, r. 118 Post
Randall William F., carpenter Thomas M. Quacken-
bush, r. 511 Jackson
Randall William W. (.\rgus Publishing Co.) manager
City Argus, 405 Kearny, r. 430 Oak
Bandall W. F., laborer Globe Iron Works, r. 12Q6}i
Howard
Bandall. See Bandle
Randegger John, shoemaker, r. 431 Vallejo
Randels James A., farmer, r. 127 Jackson
Rander Henry, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. 8E
cor Michigan and Shasta
Rander Herman, ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
E s Illinois, bet Napa and Shasta
Bandhahn Henry, laborer Misslou Soap and Candle
Works, r. 506 Sixth
Randle Frank G., clerk general passenger agent Cen-
tral Pac. KR., r. 520 Bush
Randul James B., manager The Quicksilver Mining
Co., 3'20 San.^onie, room 22, r. New Almaden
Randolph Ada E. Miss, r. 232 O'Farrell
Randolph B. H. Mrs., widow, r. 1225 Geary
Randolph Daniel L., real-estate, 12 Montgomery, r".
1225 Geary
Randolph Emma, widow, r. 316 Haves
Randolph Frank W., with C. M. Plum & Co., r. 139
South Park Av "
Randolph Henry, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 219 Minna
Randolph James, bartender J. M. Richardson, NW
cor Fulton and Sixth .\v
Randolph John, waiter, r. C44 Mission
Randolph John H., cooper MattuUath Manuf. Co.,
r. 512 Ninth
Bandolph Julia H., widow, r. 218 Twenty-fourth
Randolph Lucy N. Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 1124 Eddy
Randolph Luellu Miss, r. 139 South Park Av
Bandolph Oscar, dishwasher Ahlborn House
Randolph O. W. F., mining, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Randolph Tarmesia, widow, r. Il'i4 Eddy
Randolph William C. (Randolph & Co.) r. Oakland
KaiidulpU & Co. (William C. Randolph and R.B.
Gray) importers and dealers watches, jewelry,
diamonds, etc., 101 and 103 Montgomery
Raner Max, painter, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Baney C. J., night inspector Custom House, r. 17
Minna
Raney Maurice, porter William H. Bruner, r. 23 Post
Ranft k. Mrs., r. 1423 Sacramento, rear
Ranft Henry A., clerk George Marcus & Co., r. 1423
Sacramento, rear
Ranft Philip, laborer Pac. Box Factory, r. 1205 Mont.
Rangeley Robert, stonecutter,. r. Park Hotel
Baniikel F. (John Kaiser & Co.)r. 421 Fourth
Bank Cyrus P., policeman City Hall, r. 15'i Ninth
Bank Edward, stevedore, r. 1 Warren Av
Rauk L. C. Mrs., nurse, r. 624 Minna
Raiikeii Hernian, liquor saloon, SE cor SeTenth
and Market, r. 1058 Howard
Eanken William, r. 814 Montgomery
Ranldn Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1606 Bush
Rankin Belle Miss, assistant Denman Grammar
School, r. 728 Bush
Rankin Blanche Miss, teacher Home of the Ladies'
Protection and Relief Society, E s Franklin, bet
Geary and Post
Rankin, Brayton & Co. (Ira P. Rankin and A.
P. Brayton) proptrs Pac. Iron Works. 127-135
First, and Pac. Boiler Works, 120 Fremont
Rankin Charles, coremaker Union Iron Works, r.^W
cor Ridley and Valencia
Rankin ( harles E., blank book manuf, 540 Clay^
r. 1201 Clay
Rankin Charlotte Miss, booksewer Charles E.Bankin,
r. 1'201 Clay
Eankin David, butler Henry L. Dodge. 1011 Bush
Bankin George, confectioner D.Hirschfeld.r.'2.39 Perry
Bankin George, steward schr James Townsend, r. 33
Tehama
Bankin Henry, bartender Madel & Maskow, r. NE cor
Howard and Spear
Bankin Ira P. (Bankin, Brayton & Co.) r. 524 Post
Bankin John, seaman Oregon SS. Oregon
Rankin John, engineer Pacific Mail SS. Australia
Rankin John P., cook, r. 574 Bryant
Rankin Joseph, keeper Fort Point Lighthouse
Rankin Samuel H., policeman City Hall, r. 921 Hcw-
ard
Rankin William, hostler David Stewart, r. 134Jj
Seventh
Rankin. See Ranken
Rankl Louis F., clerk Frederick J. Castelhun, r. 31
Third
Ranlett Horace D., general mining and comnrission
agent, and buyer of ores and bullion, 214 Califor-
nia, r. Oakland
Rann Albert, clerk Konrad Meussdorflfer, r. 94t) Bryant
Ranneck Charles, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
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: RanoHS John H.. poliieinan City Hall. r. 2(19 TuVk
j Biinsberry Augusta, domestti' 1096 Post
I Eaiinley Robert H., manager American Button-hole,
! Overaeaming and SewinR Machine Co. of Phihv-
delphia, lilG Market, r. Occidental Hotel
Ransom Andrew, first officer swing crew, Oakland
I Ferry, r. O.iklaud
. Ransom Elisha (Klisha Ransom k Co.)r. 1120 Bush
: Kansoni Elishn <& Co. (Elisha Ransom and J. St.
C. Wilson) dealers grain, 'Mi California, room 9
; Ransom Eliza, widow, r. 1216 Inion
I Ransom James P., porter Mayor's Office, r. 23U Mis-
: sion
Ransom John J., miner, r. 30CI9 Mission
Rsnsom Julius B., carpenter, r. 102:t Twentieth
Ransom Lee J., attorney at law, r. 913 Geary
: Ransom Lyman W., justice of the peace, 8E
I cor Washington and Kearny, r. 19 Van Ness Av
Ransom M. A., widow, r. 013 Geary
Ransom Samuel, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
'. Ransonie Krnost li.. patentee and manuf artifi-
j cial stone, 10 Bush, r. Ea.<*t Oakland
I Ransome William, longshoreman, r. .523 Howard, rear
j Ranzoui Pietro, xiair)ter, r. 518 Pa ific
'■ Raon Joregou, fireman, r. Vermont, bet Butte and
! Nai)a
I Rapelye Eliza Mrs., widow, r. 221 Sixteenth
Raphael George, salesman -Isaac Raphael, r. 326
! O'Farrell
Raphael Harris, tailor, 9 Taylor
, Raphael Herman, tailor, r. llti Shipley
1 Raphael Hymau, munuf and deuler picture frames,
I 934 Folsom
i Raphael Isaac, clothing and furnishing goods, 632
I Montgomeiy, r. 326 O'Farrell
Raphael Isidor, cigars and tobacco, 430 Keamv, r.
1025 Clay
Raphael James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
793 Stevenson
Raphael Jane, widow, r. 153 Shipley
Raphael John J., clerk and copyist, 533 Kearny, r.
1116 Kearny
Raphael Julius, clerk Isaac Raphael, r. 320 O'Farrell
Raphael I.ouis, merchant. 402 Front, r. 311 Hyde ,
Raphael Morris, merchant, r. 510 Eddy !
Raphael Nathan M., bookkeep.T Colman Brothers, r.
610 F^dy
Raphael Pauline Miss, assistant Bush St. Primary I
School, r. SIO Eddy
Raphael Robert, foreman molder Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 793 Sievenson
Raphael Robert R., salesman Isaac Abrams, r. 326
O'Farrell
Raphael Sali, clerk Isidor Raphael, r. lO'i.T Clay
Raphael Samuel, warehouseman Puc. Rolling Mill,
r. E 8 Tennessee, bit Solano and Mariposa
Raphael. See Rifael
Rapheld Levi, expressman, 515 Market, r. ilSii Hayes
Raposo Manuel S., shoemaker, 415 Drumm
Rapp Adilph. jeweler, 9 Geary, r. 7 Caroline
I Rapp Charlt-s, machinist Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 2506 Post
, Rapp Charles E., barber, 325 Dupont, r. 620 Post
: Rapp George A., teamsti^r, r. 2 Ckaveland
; Rapp Gustave, ttoonnan Dashaway Stables, r. 283 Stev.
Rapp Henry, carpenter, r. 54 S.icramento
Rapp Jacob, expressman, 107 Post, r. 8 liyington
Rapp Jacob, papercarrier, r. 228 Bush
I Rapp John H., tailor Bullock & Jones, r. 1808 Jj Taylor
Rapp Julius, blacksmith Central RH., r. 161 Clara
Ita)ip Julius F. Mrs., widow, r. 1025 McAllister
: Happ William, r. 814 Moiutgomery
: R:ipp William, teamster Micah Doane,r.2 Cleaveland
Rappin Gabriel F.. physician and surgeon, office and
; r. 51S Montgomery Av
, Raquet .August, bookki>eper, r. 532 Pine
RiiKchc Charlotte, widow, r. 1221 r.ush
Rueche Htniy, piauntuner. r. 1221 Bush
Raschen Brothers (LiuUr Ra<chen) groceries and li-
quors, NW cor Third and TowuHPnd
Raschen Henry (L. Hupkeu & C<t.) r. 527 Ji Birch Av
Raschen Luder (Rascheu Brothers) r. NW cor Third
.■md Tnwnsend
Raschen Martin, clerk Henry Balzer & Co., r. NW cor
I'hird and Townsend
Easchl e Gustave. r. cor Mayflower and Winslow
Rasen C, Austrian Benev. Assn. 310 O'Farrell
Rash Robert, seaman, r. North P.iciflc Hotel
Rashes Joseph, longshnrenian Ch.iries E. Haseltlne
Eask John O., dummyman Clay St. Hill RR.
Rasmussen Andrew, conductor N.B. and Mission RR.,
r. 741 Folsom
Rasmussou Bcriiarrl, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Ra6mu8^eu Charles F., conductor Central RR.
Rasmussen Christ., seaman, r. Keystone House
Riihiuussen Christian, watchman Potrero and B. V.
RK., r. cor Kentucky and Sonoma
Rasmussen Christian (O. Wilson & Co.) r. 1227Hamp.
shire
Rasmussen Erasmus P., blacksmith, r. 2219 Mason
Rasmussen George J., tailor, r. Stventeenth Av, bet
Q and R. South S. F.
Rusmusseu H. P., farmer, r. Keystone House
Rasmussen Jens, captain schr Bill the Butcher, r.
2001 3^ Dupont
Rasmussen Jens, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1100
Bi-yant
Rasmussen John P., captain schr Hannah Madison, r.
108 Francisco
Rasmussen Neils, shoemaker P. Rasmussen, r. 305
Third
Rasmussen Nils (Konig & Rasmussen) r. 103 Wash.
Rasmussen Peter, boot and shoemiker, 305 Third
Rasmussen Peter, produce deuler, r. W s Rhode
Island, nr Yolo
Rasmussen Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Rasmussen Rasmus, captain tug Joseph H. Redmond,
r. 3 Lawrence PI
Rasmussen Rasmus, proptr White House Hotel, Ns
Sierra, bet Maryland and Louisiana
Rasner Henry C, patternmaker Union Iron Works, r.
Oakland ,
Raspoou George, r. 18 Lafayette PI
Rassan Frank, laborer, r. 18 Boardman, re.ir
Rassette E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 11 Kearny
Rassette Samlfel J., bookkeeper Remillard Brick Co.,
r. 11 Kearny
Rata Stephen, porter Aaron Shaen, r. 3 Maiden Lane
RatcUBe S. A., capitalist, r. International Hotel
Ratcliffe W.. r. 211 Tehama
Rath John H. W., seaman, r. 425 East
Rathbone Frank H., clerk Thomas Bailey & Co., r.
60634 Bryant
Rathbone J. L., major TJ. S. A., r. Palace Hotel
Rathburu William H., carpenter, r. NW cor Chestnut
and Franklin
Rathje August (Rathje k Flanedy) r. 946 Howard
Rathje Charles, master mariner, r. 119 Jackson
Rathje k Flanedy (August Rathje and Joseph Flane-
dy) proptrs U. S. Laundry, W s Hampshire, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Rathjen Fritz, seamin, r. North Pacific Hotel
Rathjen Heury (Mass k Rnthjen) r. 603 Bush
Rathjen Herman (Rmindey & Co.) r. East Oakland
Rathjen Martin, clerk Mass.t Rathjen, r. 530 Bush
Riithman , cu!ter, r. 719 Market
Rathmnn August C, bookkeeper EiEen Brothers, r.
840 Mission
Rathman Frederick, plumber, r. 927 Jackson •
Ratowsky H. S., tsilor, r. 420 Hayes
Ratowsky Henry, tailor Henry Mayer, r. 1119 Leaven-
won h
Rattm Volney. assictant Girls' High School, r. lor
Wdshiugtou and Dcvisadero
Rattenberry Henry L., actor Tivoli Garden, r. 20
Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
RattenbeiTy William A., actor, r. 20 Jessie, bet Sev-
enth and Eit;hth
Rattenbury William H., manager Legal and Commer-
cial Union, 234 Montgomery, r. 2014 Piirce
Ratti Domenico, vegetables, 17 Colombo Market
RattigBn James, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinerv, r. 318^:
Ninth
Rfittigan John, watchman Omnibus RR. Co.
Rattigan John T., cooper S. F. Barrel and Keg Fac-
tory, r. 704 Tehama
Rattigan Luke, fireman U. S. Revenue stmr Richard
Rush
Rattigan Mi<-hacl, laborer, r. 704 Tehama
Rattigan Patrick, painter, r. 10 Hill
Rattier Lew, comedian Adelphi Theater, r. 220 Third
Rattlesnake Quicksilver Mining Co. (Lake Co., Cal.)
Andrew Baird secretary. 312 California
Ratto Andrew, r. 429 Fr.incisco
Ratto Augelo, peddler, r. 3 M.'irgaret PI
Ratto Anton, vegetableman, r. 4 Maiden Lane
Ratto Antonio, drayman, r. 533 Green, rear
Ratto Burtolomeo, bakery, 427 Pacific, and 602
Po-t
Ratto Charles, r. 804 Third
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Ratto Charles, milter Potrero Yeast and Distilling
Co., r. E 8 Minnesota, bet Nevada and Yolo
Ratto Frank, carpeutiT, r. 1518 Howard, rear
Ratto Giovanni (A. Metastazio & Co.) r. 1823 Powell,
rear
Ratto Giuseppe (Ratto & Arata) r.SllJi Fourth
Ratto Giuseppe, laborer Cutting Packing Co., r. 430
Vallejo
Ratto Joseph, scavenger, r. 1904 Powell, rear
Ratto Otto, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730 Mont.
Ratto & Aratn iGiuse))pe Ratto and Audiew Arata)
fruits and vegetables, 511 )4 Fourth
Ration Henry, waiter, r. Itill Powell
Ration Leon, waiter, r. IGll Powell
Kiittou Otto, waiter, r. lull Powell
EATTMY ALEXANDER,
physician and surgeon, oflice «nd r. 606 Sutter
Ratty Christopher, hostler Dennis J. O'Callaghan, r.
838 Howard
Ratz Frederick, barber Oi>penheim & Stieber, r. 26
Grand Av
Ratz William J., barber, 202 Fourth, r. 1206J<; Howard
Rau Adolph H., liquor saloon. 301 California, r. N 8
Clipper, bet Sanchez and Chu;ch
Rau Henry (Rau & Kemp Van Ee) r. 799 Mission
Rau John F., lithographic engi-aver Abraham Wald-
stein, r. 123M Liiy Av
Rau Louise Mrs., milk depot, 132 Fifth
llau & Kemp Van Ee (Henrv Rau and Frederick Eemp
Van Ee) dentists, 1144 Market
Raubinger Binuet, paper carrier, r. 507 Greenwich
Raubinger Emile, bartender Edward L. Wagner, r.
1232 Dupunt . ,
Raubinger William, teamster, '511- Sacramento, r. 620
Lombard
Rauer Jacob J., clerk Samuel C. Harding, r. SlJessie,
bet Seventh and Eighth •
Rauker Hannah, widow, r. 324 Hayes
Raum John M.. note broker, 430 Montgomery, room 1,
r. Alameda
Raun Edward T. (Keuitzer & Raun) r. COl California
Rausch JoLin, expres.-^mau, SE cor Montgomery and
Pacific, r. 2 Mors-- PI
Rausch Joseph, night clerk Nucleus Hoiise, SE cor
Market and Third
Rausch Martin, waiter Philadelphia House, 423 Bush
Rausch Otto, compositor California Demokrat, r. 725
Grove
Rausch Samuel, peddler, r. 142 Shipley
Rausch. See Ranch
Rauschen J., taikr, r. 3 Mary Laue
Rauschkolb Fritz, steward Prescott House, r. 1021
Pacific
Rauser August, steward, r. 311 Fell
Rauter Conrad, candjmakir Bernard Hacker, r. 324H
Hayes
Ravanui Leonardo, laborer, r. 1508 Dupout
Ravano Augi.steno, seaman schr H. R. Hadlon, India
Dock
Rave John, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Ravtkes David (Whittier, Fuller & Co.) r. 317 Fre-
moLt
EAVELEY SAMUEL W. steam
book and job printer, 518 Cbiy, r. 1211}^ Clay
Ravtn Frank O., master marim r.r. 1122 Tyler
Ravenna, Gliirardelli & Co. (Vincent Raven-
na, Antonio Ghirardelli, Louis Buero, Giuseppe
Podesta, and Lnigi Brignardello) manufs macca-
roni, etc., 421 Battery
Ravenna Vincent (Ravenna, Ghirardelli & Co.) r. 1608
Leavenworth
Ravenna Vincenzo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washing-
ton
Ravens Sophia, widow, r. 1519 Tyler
Ravezzani Emilio, painter, r. 9 Union PI
Bavini Ricardo, fruits and vegt tables, 735 Broadway,
r. 446 Union
Rtvn Hans, groceries and liquors, SW cor Dupont
and Union
Rawle Btrnard A., shipcarpenter John A. Whelan, r. 5
Beale PI
Rawley Joseph, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Rawley Thomas S., laborer, r. Eleventh Av, bet L
and M, South S. F.
Rawlings H. C, driver United Carriage Co.
Rawlings John (Linforth & Rawlings) r. SW cor
Nineteenth and Diamond
Eawlins Hiram, calker, r. 518 Howard
Rawlins Robert J., foreman annealing room coiners'
dept U. S. Mint, r. 1165 Mission
Rawlinson John, porter Uolbrook, Merrill k Stetson,
r. 38 Tehama
Rawlinson William 8., carpenter, r. 121 Ninth ^~
Ruwson Ellen Mrs., furnished rooms, C38 Post
Rawson George, pressman, r. 1616 Jackson »
Rawson George B., expressman, SW cor Pine anew
Polk. r. 1616 Jackson
Kawsou Jos«'ph D., painter, r. 12.% Market
Rawson Richard, mailing clerk S. F. Chronicle, r.
1325 Washington
Ray Charles C, barber, NW cor Buchanan and Geary
Ray Irederick E., clerk Augustus M. Kurtz, r. Ill Jj
Leavenworth
! Ray Frtderick J., lumberdealer, r. WsCastro, nr Flf-
I teenth
Rwy Henry H., baker Rnsa House, r. 1-308 Devisadero
Ray H. S., tillerman Hook and Ladder No. 1, 8. F,
F. D., r. 22 O'Farrell
Ray James, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf . Co., r.
119 Fair Oaks
Ray Jessie, domestic 1205 Pacific
Ray J. F., night inspector Custom House, r. 434
Brannan
Riiy John, attorney at law, r. 143 Third
Ray K. M.. widow, r. 688 Twentieth
Ray Philip, driver Jajnes L. Berry, r. SE cor How-
ard and Third
Ray Robert S., tiUermaa Hook and Ladder No. 1, S.
F. F. D., r. 22 O'Farrell
Ray WiUinm A.. r.W s Castro, bet Fifteenth and Six-
teenth
Ray William 8. (W. S. Ray & Co.) r. 126 Fourteenth
R:>y W. S. & Co. (William S. Ray and William B. An-
derson) caboose, oflice, and cooking stoves, etc.,
and agents Albion Puttery, 12 and 14 Market, ;ind
9 and 11 Sacramento, and proptrs O. K. Foundry,
228 Main
Ray. See Rae, Raye, Rea, Reay, and Rey
Rayborn W. H. Rev., r. 142 Seventh
Raycraft Jane, widow, r. 608 O'Farrell
Raycraft W., brakeman Southern Pac. RR.
Raye A. P. <& Co. (Alfred P. Raye) carpets and
oil cloths, etc.. 739 Market
Raye Alfred P. (A. P. Raye & Co.) r. NW cor Polk and
Elm Av
Raye. See Ray. Rea, and Rey
Raymond and Ely Mining Co. (Pioche, Nev.) W. L.
Elliott secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 17
Raymond Albert, teamster, r. 8E cor Greenwich and
Taylor
Raymond Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 2538 Folsom,
rear
Raymond Antone, dairy, SW cor Najja and Arkans-is,
office 33 Eddy, r. W s Arkansas, bet Napa and
Shasta
Raymond Bessie Miss, r. 1611 Washington
Raymond Is. F., brakeman Southern Pac. RB., r. 6
Freelon
Raymond B. J., r. 1027 Dupont
Raymond David, gatekeeper Pacific Mail S8. Co., r.
1005 Twenty-first
Raymc nd Dell, seamstress, r, 1012 Pine
Raymond Eli, baker St. Mary's College
Raymond Emily Miss, dressmaker, r. 2.538 Folsom, rear
Raymond Florence, tanntr Thomas McMahon, r. cor
8i.\th and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Raymond Florence, tinsmith, r. 2538 Folsom, rear
Raymond Frank, r. 708 Commercial
Raymond Frank, clerk, r. 2916 Sacramento
Raymond Frank, milljer Antone Raymond, r. SW cor
Arkansas and Napa
Raymond Frederick, carpenter barkentine Ella, Mis-
" sion St. Wharf, r. Sailors' Home
Raymond George, teamster Fox & Duley, r. 1713 Mis-
sion .
Raymond George A. (Raymond & Wilshire) r. San
Rafael
Raymond George R., office 216 Sansome, rooms 8 and
9, r. 1320 Calif>>rnia
Raymond Harry, d,eckhand stmr City of Stockton,
Washington St. Wharf
Raymond Henry, servant SOS Sutter
Raymond Henry, fancy goods. 1708 Polk
Raymond Henry, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Raymond Henry, seaman schr Catherine Miller, In-
dia I ock
Raymond Henry, seaman, r. 8 Boirdman
R.iymond I. W., office 215 Culifomia, r. 1609 Larkin
SAN FRfiNCISCO LfiUNDRY ^■•«'"p**«S!LWi'o°/iri/»'-*^^'''"<'
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Raymond Joseph, labirer, r. 240.") Laguna
Raymond J. T., r. Park House, NEcor Twenty-fourth
and Mission
Raymond Knud, clerk, r. 7 Margaret PI
Raymond M. Mrs., furnishtd rooms, 204 Post
Raymond Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 91:i Stockton
Raymond Rfubtn, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 2916
California
Raymond Reuben, tablecutter Fred. H. Busby, r. 1648
Polk
Raymond Richard, expressman, 8E cor Washington
and Davis, r. 106 Coltou
Raymond Richard, seaman SS. Oregon, Folsom St.
Wharf
Raymond Samuel A., mining, 302 Montgomery, room
6, r. 601 Polk
Raymond William, mining, 330 Pine, r. 839 O'Farrell
Raymond William H., clerk William Jones, r. 18
Fifth
Raymond W. J., r. 100 Post
Ruymoud & Wilshire (George A. Raymond and
William B. Wilshire) agents Macn^ale & Urban
Safes, and Buffalo Scales, 21.5 and 217 California
Raymond. See Kaimoud and Ramon
Raynaud Albert, r. 835 Greenwich
Raynaud Charles, pressman, r. 835 Greenwich
Raynaud Felix C, tilversmith, r. 83.5 Greenwich
Rayner Kdward S., clerk Eugene P. Murphy, r. 1.521
California
Rayner William, proptr Oak Grove House, 938-946
Harrison
Rayno Louis (Coppe /PRayno) r. 1186 Dupont
Raynuld Martin, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Rayiiolfls C. T. & Co., D. C. Lloyd managr,
mauufs and importers paints, oils, varnishes, etc.,
y Front
Raynor A. B., capitalist, r. 225 Ellis
Raynor Charlee E., mateschr R. B. Handv, Howard St.
Wharf
Raynor G. B., seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Raynor .Joel, honseinover, r. 1141 Mis -Ion
Razetto Benedetto, fisherman, r. 1315 Sanasme, rear
Razetto Forttinato, liquor saloon, 619 Mission, and
superintendent New Meiropolitan Market, r. 913
Hi'Ward
Razetto Frank (Razetto, Summariva& Co.) r. 7 Mont-
gomery Av
Razttt-o, Summariva & Co. (Frank Razetto, Baptists
Summariya, and Anton Bonzi) restaurant, 607
Clay
Razzo Crist., vegetables, 41 Colombo Market
Razzo Gustav, vegetable garden, E a Old San Jos^
Road, S of Oeean House lioad
Re Le Roy Philip, piiintcr Gumpertz & Sparaer, r. 25
Howard Court
Bea Alfred, painter and paperhanger Emanuel F. Rea,
r. (i.')ti Broadway
Rea Alonzi), mining, r. 303 Eddy
Rea Charles T.. stockbroker, r. 130 Tyler
Rea Emanuel F., paints, oils, and wall paper, 1131
Diiprmt, r. Alameda
Rea Fran is E., actor, r. 4 Bush St. PI
Rea Hugh, stevedore, r. E s Norton PI, nr Filbert
Rea Luis, painter, r. .521 Vallejo
Rea. See Uae, Ray, Raye, Reay, Rey, and McRea
Read Albert G., mining, r. 12)« Russ
Read Charles, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r. 112
Francisco
Read Cliarles C, clerk, r. 319 Fremont
Read Edward, tailor, 16 Annie, r. 231 Sixth
Read Edward B., r. 1708 Fillmore
Read Francis, capitalist, r. 319 Fremont
Read Francis, clerk, r. 1028 Market
Read Frank W., bookkeeper Stearns 4 Smith, r. Oak-
land
Etead George, conductor N. B. and Mission RR., r. 329
Folsom
Read George, waiter Russ House, r. 16 Baufich
Read .lames G.. bookkeeper, r. 1215 Polk
Read John A., corre.xponding clerk Pacific Mail 88.
Co.,r. 618 Third
Road .)ohn H., traveling agent Cal. Powder Works,
230 California
Read .Joseph D., teamster, r. Uernal Heights
Road J. Robert (Re id Ai Ratteity) 3.33 Montgomery
Read L., hostler Chartir Uak Stables, r. 213 Ritch
ReaJ Robert, conductor N. B. and Mixslou RR., r
1032 Folsom
Read Robert, liquor saloon, NE cor Sutter and Polk,
r. 1.511 Pine
Read Walter, clerk Jacob Unna, r. W 8 Russ, bet How-
ard and Folsom
Read William, shorthand writer H. A. Jones, r. 618
Third
Read & Rafferty (J. Robert Read, and John Raf-
fei ty) notaries public and commissionera deeds,
and general insurance and commission agents,
333 Mout.^omery
Roade Elizabeth Mrs., furnished rooms, 618 Cal.
Reado F. William, attorney at law, 230 Montgomery,
room 9, r. 631 Harrison
Reade James, expressman, NW cor Sansome and Cal-
ifornia, r. W s Fifteenth, bet Dolores and Church
Reade William, paperhanger Frank G. Edwards, r.
438 Union
Reade. See Head, Reed, and Reld
.Ready Annie, domestic 920 Eddy
Ready John, plasterer Edward M. Gallagher
Ready Joseph, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 78
Clementina
Ready Maggie, domestic 1353 Post
Ready Nan -y Mrs., r. Commercial Hofc-l
Ready Roofing Co., W. S. Somervell manager, oflSce
422 Montgomery
Ready Willi.'im, mason, r. Columbia Hotel
Reagan , longshoreman Monzies, Bingham & Co.
Reagan Ann, widow, r. 142 Rose Av
Reagau Daniel, roofer, r. 142 Ro.-ie Av
Reagan Dennis, laborer, r. Second St. Wharf
R agan E. M. Mrs., r. Commercial Hotel
Reagan Henry, bootmsker, r. 211 Pago
Rcag in Jeremiah, teamster, NE cor Seventh Av and
M, South S. F.
Reagan John, r. 817 Montgomery
Reagau John, r..8taurant, 57 and 59 Third, r. Twenty-
third, bet Dolores and Chattanooga
Reag .n Joseph, electroplater, r. 142 Rose Av
Reagan Julius R., r. W s Jersey, btt Butte and Solano
Reagan Michael, fireman, r. 27 Converse
Reagan Peter, blacksmith, r. 142 Rose Av
Rea{>an Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 3E cor
Page and Gough
Reagau Thomas, laborer r. 142 Rose Av
Reagan Timothy, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Reagan William, laborer, r. 625 Davis
Reagau William, laborer, r. foot Second
Reagan. See Ragan, and Regan
R.ahl Charles, telegraph operator, r. 511 Pine
Real Charles, pantryjnan Si. Oregon ,. Folsom St.
Wharf
Real de la Castiilo Mining Co. (Lower Califoraift) A.
Jud.^on secretary, 3J0 Sansome, room 46
Real Del Norte Mining Co. (Esmeralda Dist., Nev.)
C. Van Dyck Hubbard secretary, 203 Bush, room 26
Real Estate Associates The, William HoUis
president, Louis F. Emilio secretary, 230 Mont-
g.imery
Real Estate Associates Building, 230 Mont-
gomery
Real Estate Circular (monthly) Thomas Magee
publisher and proptr, 20 Montgomery
Real Estate Price List, George W. Ohapiu publisher,
313 Montgomery
Real Estate Protective Association, H. Andrews sec-
retaiy, 67 Nevada block
Real Philip F., weigher Thomas Buley & Co., r. 411
Brannan
Reale Carlo, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Keale Giustpxie, tinsmith, r. .533 Green, rear
Reale Pablo, liquor .«aloon, 628 Front, r. 1107 Kearny
Reamer Frederick, cook Harriet N. Sampson, r. 619
Mii-slon
Reaney William, foreman packer quartermaster's
dept. U. 3. A., 36 New Montgomery, r. 340 Dorland
Reardeii Timntiiy H., attorney at law, 636 Clay,
room 5, r. 216 Bush
Reardou A. J., groceries and liquors, W s San Bruno
Road, nr Twenty-seventh
Reardon Bridget, widow, boarding, 1143 Harrison
Reardon Cornelius, laborer, r. 911 Harri-on, rear
Reardou Daniel, cabinetmaker, r. 1143 Harrison
Renrdon David W., horseshoer Hu^h Kennedy, r. 323
Tehama
Reardou Dennis, laborer, r. F .irmount Tract, nr St.
Mary's College
Rear.lou Dennis, purifier S.F. Gas Light Co.,r. Wb
Tennessee, bet Mirip^sa and Solano
Reardon Dennis, shoemaker Anton Fabsmanu.r. 121 )<
Thirteenth
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Reardon Edward, phimber McNully and Hawking
Reardon Emma, domet^tic 816 Ellis
Reardon F., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Reardon Garrett, laborer, r. 3 8 Twenty-fifth, bet Cas-
tro and Noe
Reardon Hannah, domestic 124 Oali
Reardon Jaiues, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Reardon James, laborer, r. 33 Eddy
Reardon Jeremiah, r. II'.IO Broadway
Reardon Jeremiah, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 653
Stevenson
Reardon John, r. 155 Silver
Keardon John, bookbinder .\. J. Leary, r. 1109 Jackson
Reardon John, drayman Fleming & Stetson, r. 323
Tehama
Reardon John, engineer S. F. Tannery, r. E s San
Bruno Road, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty,
eighth
Reardon John, laborer, r. 1000 Washington
Reardon John, windowman Grand Hotel
Reardon John J., bookkeeper, r. 15}<i Clinton
Reardon Joseph, harncssmaker John O'Kane, r. 36
Freelon
Reardon Julia Miss, clonkmaker Cal. Cloak and Suit
Mauiif. Co., r. 323 Tehama
Reardon Margaret, widow, groceries, 225 Pervy
Reardon Maria, widow, r. 2317 Pine
Reardon Mary, domestic 1116 Sutter
Reardon Mary, widow, r. 323 Tehama
Reardon Michael, haek driver Comstock Livery
Stable, r. .509 Bryant
Reardon Morris, blaeksmith Joseph J. LacbapoUe, r.
323 Tehama
Reardon P., hatter, r. 625 Ji Clay _
Reardon P., liquor saloon, 702 Mission
Reardon Patrick, blacksmith Omnibus RR. Co.
Reardon Patrick, bo.\maker Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. W b
Vermont, bet Humboldt and Nevada
Reardon Patrick, workman U. 8. Mint,.r. 946 Mission
Reardon Patrick, shoemaker, r. 533 Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Reardun Patrick W., helper Union Iron Works, r. 810
Teliama
Reardon Robert, butcher, r. 132 Fourth
Reardon Stephen, polisher J. & F. Kesseler, r. 13
Boardmaii PI
Reardon. See Rearden and Ri«rdan
Reaume Louis, shoemaker, 442 Third
Reavey Andrew, tinsmith, r. 13)4 Freelon
Reavey James, gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 13 Jj Freelon
Reavey Thomas, machinist William Deacon, r. 13)i
Freelon
Reavis William H., foreman Schroder & Albrecht, r.
677 Harrison
Reay Alfred W., real estate, r. 521 Turk
Reay Joseph W., real est:.te, 408 California, room 7,
r. 1419 Geary
Reay. See Rea and Ray
Rebaut Frederick, r. Calif(irnia Hotel I
Reber Jacob, teamster Scott & McCord, r. 209 Steuart
Reber Joseph, cook, r. 410 Pacific
Rebhan Andrew, barber W s Folsom, bet Twenty-
first and Twenty-second, r. W a Treat Av, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Rebhan Katie Miss, stockiugmaker S. F. Pioneer
Woolen Factory, r. W s Treat Av, bet Twenty-sec-
ond and Twenty-third
Rebholtz Jjawrence, painter, r. 1623 Eddy
Rebman John (Langilon & Rebman) r. 1218 Mission
Bebmann August, butcher, r. S b Seventh Av, bet M
and N, South S. F.
Rebstoek Adolph (Keb.'^tock & Brendle) r. S 8 Sacra-
mento, bet Central Av and Lyon
Rebstoek Charles (Rebstoek, Endres & Co.) r. St.
Louis
Rebstoek, Sndres & Co. (Charles Rebstoek and
Jacob Endres) distillers, and wholesale whiskey
merchants, 322-326 Sansome
Rebstoek Eugene E., boo' keeper, r. 1020 Stockton
Rebstoek John Mrs., r. 1020 Stockton
Rebstoek & Brendle (Adolph Rebstoek and M. Bren-
dle) granite, and marble works, NW cor Post and
Lyon
Rebu Antoine, laborer Sea Wall
Rebut Amand, liquor saloon, SW cor Filbert and
Van Ness Av
Recarte Dominique H. (Bisagno & Recarte) r. 1508
Powell
Recei Olinto, bootmaker M. E. Pardini, r. 413 Union
Rech Joseph, bartender Adam Smith, r. 925 Wash. '
I Reche Penis E., druggist and apothecary, 803 Mont.
Reehiet Mary, widow, r. 338 Oak
Rechter John E., carpenter, and furniture, 1136
Dnpont
Reck Honora, widow, r. 269 Clara
Reck George F., salesman Engelbrecht, Fox & Co., r.
220 Twenty-fourth
Reckeler Frederick, waiter Park Hotel
R«ckenbeil Frederick, liquor saloon, 308 Du-
pont, r. 624 Ash Av
Reckhow Isaac, packer C. James King of William &
Co., r. 613 Pine
Reckmann John, porter N. Brown & Co., 108 Battery
Reckuagel Charles, blacksmith George H. Tay & Co.,
r. 14 Zoe
Record Edward, shipcarpenter, r. 1121 Mission
Record Carriage Factory, D. R. McNeill & Co. propirs,
23 Seventh
Record Livery antl Sale Stables, P. L. Archi-
bald k Co. proi)ti's, 1324 Market, and 13 and 15
Park Av
Record OflSi-e Superior Court, Department No. 9, nevr
City Hall, second floor
Record-Union (Sacramento) Theodore Glancey agent,
208 Montgomery
Recorder City and County, Hall of Records,
new City Hall
Recreation Grounds, Fritz & Shear proptrs, SB
cor Twenty-fifth and Folsom
Rector Dwlght DeLos, carpenter Cal. Mills, r. 964
Folsom
Rector Don A. H., stairbuilder Cal. Mills, r. 964
Folsom
Rector Robert, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 248 Minna
Rectowold Herman, cooper Code, Eifelt & Co., r. SW
cor Oak and Buchanan
Recum Ernest, clerk P. W. Baruth, r. 2401 Clay
Recum Henry, clerk J. G. B. Broemmel, r. 102
Langton
Recum Josephine Mrs., teacher fancy sewing, r. 102
Langton
Red Cloud Consolidated Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.)
Joel F. Lightner secretary, 58 Nevada Block
Red Hill Hydraulic Mining and Water Co. (Butte Co.,
Cal.) office 328 Montgomery, room 20
Red Jacket Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co.,Nev.)
D. L. Thomas secretary, 203 Bush, room 12
Red Men Improved Order, hall 320 Post
Red 9Ien Independent Order, hall 510 Bush
Red Alen's Hall Asisociation (Improved Order)
:i20 Post
Red Star Steamship Line, J. R. Erringer Jr. agent,
208 Montgomery
Reddan Henry W., inspector Custom Hoiise, r. 233
Ritch
Reddan John, laborer Paeiflc Mail SS. Co.
Reddan John, teambtf r Stewart k Buckley, r. 3 Camp
Reddard Thomas, carpenter, r. NW cor Polk and Fell
Reddick George, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
3J4 Langton
Reddick John, bartender Henry Robinson, r. NW cor
Jackson and Davis
Reddick Mary, domestic 1213 Leavenworth
Redding Albert P., clerk Central Pac. RR., r. Oakland
Redding Andrew, laborer, r. 319 Capp
Reddinj^ Benjamin B., land agent Central Pac.
RR., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 66, r.
1004 Howard
Redding Elizabeth Miss, r. 1413 California
Redding Frank, nutmaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 149 J4
Silver
Redding Frederick, r. 1413 California
Redding Geovje H. H., clerk treasurer Central Pac.
RR., r. 1604 Howard
Redding John, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. Capp bet E-ghteenth and Nineteenth
Redding Joseph D., attorney at law, r. 1604 Howard
Redding Miitthew J., r. 221 Sixteenth
Redding Michael, mining, r. 1413 California
Redding Winfield 8., with Simon & Breslauer, r. 1«22
Pine
Redding. See Reading
Reddington John H.. groceries and liquors, 1316 Sac.
Reddington Matthew, clerk John H. Reddington, r.
1316 Sacramento
Reddington William, r. 1616 Mason
Reddington. See Redington
Reddish Thomns J. , pilot, office 9 U. 8. Court Build-
ing, r. i:iOO Pine
Reddock L. H. Mrs., r. 1225 Market
WULLER THE LEHDING OPTICIAN. '^sja^'lSF
JONAS J, MORRISON,
Lnmber Dealer, iV. B.cor. Mission and Spear Sts., has lar^
liamber Sheds filled witli well seasoned Lumber.
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Redrty Dennis, helper S.F. Gas Light Co., r. 119 Silver
Redely Henry, laborer, r. Boyd, nr Laugton
Redily James, milker, r. 191S Filbert
Reddy John, laborer, r. N s Moulton, bet Buchanan
and Webster
Reddy John, liquor saloon. SW cor Beale and Bryant
Reddy John, painter, r. 211 Fourth
Reddy Michael G., milkman, r. 1915 Filb?rt
Reddy Sarah, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Redocker Rudolph, clerk Joseph Holland, r. SW cor
Folsom and Fremont
■"^i-Kedeger Paul, carpenter, r. 015 Jackson
Redell Christina, widow, r. 1229 Turk
Bedell Frank E., wiue room. Lick House
Redell William H., carpetlayer C. M. Plum fe Co., r.
1229 Turk
Reder Carl, laborer, r. Thoroughfare Hotel
Rederinan William, laborer E. Guittard & Co., r. 106
Jackson
RedewiU Augustus, traveling agent A. L. Bancroft &
Co., r. 170S Leavenworth
Redfield Frank S., r. 19l6 Taylor
Redfield Lcivis H., attorney at law, 402 Mont-
gomery, rooms 17 and 18, r. 2110 Steiner
Bedford W^illiam, bartender George Stevens, r. SE
cor Union and Battery
Rediian John, bartender Fallon & Buckley, r. 336J4
Bush
Bedington Charles H., assistant paymaster Central
Pac. RR., NE cor Fourth and Townseud, room 7,
r. Oakland
Redinfiton Francis, foreman blacksmith Risdon Land
L. Works, r. 223)^ Linden Av
Rediugfon Frank, helper .S;tna Iron Works, r. 11 Ve-
ron.H PI
Redingt >n George F., clerk, r. 1024 Folsom
Rediiig'ton Henry W., mining secretary, 328
Montgomery, room 8, r. Westminster House
Redington John, clerk W. L. Hodgkins, r. 3005 Mis-
sion
Redington Jolin H. (Redington & Co.) and presi-
dent Redington Quicksilver Co., and Natoma
Wiitcr and Mining Co., 531 Market, r. 1801 Cal.
Bedington Joseph, foreman blacksmith shop jEtna
Iron Works, r. 11 Verona PI
Reiiingtoa Lucy C. Mrs., r. Westminster House
Redinofton Q,uicksilver Co. (Knoxville, Napa
Co., Cal.) John H Redingtm president, Horatio
P. Livermore treasurer, Charles E. Livermore
manager, George Penliugt n secretary, office 531
Market
Bedington S. M., insurance agent, 320 California, r. 7
Montgomery Av
Redington Thomas, stock speculator, r. 207 Linden .iv
Bedington William, r. 2.32 Po-t
Redington W. F., grain weigher, r. Ahlborn House
Redington William P. (Redington & Co.) r. 1520 Cal.
Redington & Co. (John H. Redington, Andrew
G. Colfln, Isaac S. Coflftn, Christian W. Smith,
Samuel Heitshu and William P. Redington) im-
porters and jobbtrs drugs and medicines, sole
agents Hostetter's, Drake's, and "Vinegar Bitters,
and dealers product Redington Quicksilver Mine,
529 and 531 Market
Bedington. See Reddington
Redman Charles H., miner, r. 629 Clay
Redman Hattie Miss, r. W s Tennessee, bet Butte and
Solano
Redman Patrick, hostler Sutter St. RR., r. 1 Austin
Redmond Dennis, merchant tiillor. 1148 Polsora
Redmond Edw.nrd, stevedore Black Dia:uond Coal
Mining Co., r. Ifi Bo;irdman PI
Redmond Henrietta Mrs., r. 333 Eddy
Redmond James, laborer Pacific Coast SB. Co., r. 42
Tehama
Redmondlohn, finisher Gilbert & Moore, r. 333 Eddy
Redmond John J., clerk, r. 2 Eighth
Redmond Joseph, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Santa
Cruz, r. 715 Davis
Redmond Joseph H., manager California Tug Boat
Co., lOfi Steiiart, r. 4M Fremont
Redmond M. E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1017 Market
Bedmond Michael, contractor, r. 1.532 Pacific Av
Bedmond Michael, piledrivcr, r. S s Day, bet Church
and Sanchez
Bedmond Timothy, laborer, r. 17 Zee, r."ar
Bedmond William, clerk Cal. Tug Boat Co., r. 10G2
Howard
Bedmond William T., tinsmith B. C. Austin, r. 13
Louisa i
Rednall Sarah, domestic 1808 Laguna
Redomsky Frederick A., sawyer D. A. Macdonald &
Co.. r. cor Santa Clara and Uamp.shire
Redpath William, sparmaker Castner & McLellan, r.
307 Ritch
Redstone Julius, cigars and tobacco, 202 Sixth, r. 33
Moss
Redstaue J. H. gl. H. Redstone & Co.) r. Oakland
Redstone J. H. & Co. (J. H. Redstone and F. R. Brann)
attorneys at law, and solicitors of patents, 22
Montgomery
Redwlne Louis P., tailor, r. 2249X Mission
Redwood Lumber Co., West Evans president, Edwin
Goodall secretary. 10 M .rket
Redwood Manufacturers' .Association, Edgar L. Al-
len secretary, 18 Market, room 1
Reeb Elias, proptr Diamond Shirt Factory, 19 San-
some, r. 422 Post
Reece John, laborer P. Furlong, r. Cole, S of Golden
Gate Park
Reeckmau Amandus, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Francisco and Powell
Reed Abner, real-estate, r. 135 Ninth
Reed Alviu B., letter carrier Post Office, r. 638 How-
ard
Reed Ann, widow, r. Fifteenth Av, bet P and Q,
South S. F.
Reed A. S., clerk stmr Alice Garratt, Washington St.
Wharf
Reed Asher B., millwriiiht, r. 773 Market
Reed Austin R., teacher, r. 1807 Mission
R'-ed Bessie, cook. r. 309 Tehamri
Reed Betsy H., widow, dressmaker, r. 138 Twenty-
sixth
Reed Charles, calker Clark and Webster
Reed Cliarles, laborer, r. 219 First
Reed Charles, liquor saloon, 104 Jackson, r. 106
Jackson
Reed Charles, upholsterer, 1563 Market
Reed Charles, waterman, r. 2523 California
Reed Cliarl.-s A., mining superintendent, r. 936
Howard
Ree.l Charles H., musician, r. 205 Seventh
Reed Edward, musician, r. lllj^ Minna
Reed Eliza, widow, r. 30 Langton
Reed Fayette H., piirser stmr Oregon, r. 1131 Twenty-
first
Reed Franeis, ( igars and tobacco, 529 Sacramento, r.
1421 Ji Dupont
Reed Frank, engineer, r. 631 Harrison
Reed Frederick W., law student, r. 631 Harrison
Reed George K., engineer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W 8
Georgi i, bet Sierra and Humboldt
Reed George S., collector Macondray & ^., r. 2049
Mission
Reed George IV., ship and Custom House broker,
.508 M Battery, r. 1527 Sutter
Reed George W., seaman schr Elvenia, r. North Pa-
cific Hotel
Reed H. W. Rev., r. cor Pacific and Steiner
Reed James, chief engineer stmr El Capitan, Oakland
Ferry, r. West Oakland
Reed James, fireman M. P. and M. dept Central Pac.
RR., r. 508 Brannan 4
Reed James, restaurant, 608 Clay
Reed John, boatbuilder, 316 Main
Reed John, delivery clerk Kennedy & Durr, r. 765
Market
Reed John, engineer, r. 617 Mission
Reed John, fruits, .507 Seventh
Reed John, shearsman Pac. Rcdling Mill, r. E s Illi-
iuois, bet Shasta and Sierra
Reed John, captain bark Abram Barker, Beale St.
Wharf
Reed John, mining, r. Park Hotel
Reed John, seaman Pacifii- Mail SS. Co.. r. 256 Bran.
Reed John J., shipcalker, r. 20 M Welsh
Reed John S., carpenter Charles L. Tilden, r. 419 Sut-
ter
Reed Joseph, proptr Continental Lodging House, 621
Pacific
Reed Joshua, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Ree 1 Kate Miss, typerabber Painter & Co.
Reed Katie Miss, r. 60 Annie
Reed Levi, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 2608 Bush
R ed Lloyd, clerk Samuel J. Clarke Jr., r. 1303 Bdwy.
Reed L. W., vice principal Valencia St. Grammar
School, r. O.ikland
Reed Mary Mrs., r. 200 Beale
Reed Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1215 Polk
i^r*rv \AI PI Api/ ®*^ MARKET STREET, wholesale and retail dealer In
uLU. VY. V/LAnt\, Paper Hangings & Sha.le Material. Manufacturer of window SMies
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^^«oi.esai.e hardwahk
Corner Alurket and Front Strec(«.
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Reed Mary, widow, r. 128 Lao^^ton
Eeed Mary, widow, r. (!0 Annie
Reed MinniP, widow, r. 912 Clay
Reed Paul, tailor, r. 1303 Montgomery
Reed R.,r. 36 Clay
Reed Russell P.. machinist and engineer Joshua Ben-
dy, r. 74() Howard
Reed t^aniuel B. Mrs., r. 1109 Filbert
Reed Sirah W., widow, r. 123 Fifteenth
Heed Silas W., laundrvman La Grande Laundry, r.
214 Thiit euth
Reed Sophia Mrs., liquor saloon, 1103 Dupont
Reed Husan. domestic 910 California
Reed TUeron, attorney at law, 504 Keainy, r. NW
cor Eighti-enth and Guerrero
Reed Thomas, dairyman, office 35 Eddy, r. Belmont
Reed Thomas J., night editor Morning Call, r. 1924
Taylor
Reed W. G., student Heald's Business College
R«ed W. H., hostler Fifth St. bri.nch Market St.RR.
Reed William, conductor N. B. and Mission EK., r. 34
Welsh
Reed William, cook Smith & Taylor, r. cor Kearny
and Merchai.t
Reed Williiim, stock speculator, r. 1023 Stockton
Reed William, teamster, r. 1047 Howard
Reed William A., carpenter, r.W s Dolores, bet Twen-
ty-ninth and Thirtieth
RtedWilliam C. Internal Revenue broker, 407 Bat-
tery, r. 1819 Pine
Reed. Read, Reade, and Reid
Eeeder James A., piauomovt-r. r. 8 Perry
Reedy John, clerk Thc'mas Dunning, r. 253 Clara
Reedy John, laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.
Reedy Michael, laborer, r. SW cor Eighteenth and
Douglass
Reedy Susan A., widow, r. 15 Alta PI
Reef James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Reel Charles, captain brig T. W. Lucas, office 22 Cali-
fornia, r. 114 Valparaiso
Reel John, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Reel Laurence, plumber and gasfitter, cor Seventh
and Railroad Avs, South S. F., r. Twelfth Av, nr
N, South S. F.
Reen Annie M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 8 Turk
Rees Ann Mrs., r. 415)4 Stevenson
Rees David, foreman carpenter new City Hall, r. 309
Steiner
Rees David, clerk, r. 415)4 Stevenson
Rees David, salesman Henry Bums, r. 715 Howard
Rees Edmund, letteicarrier Post Office, r. 1 Verba
Bueua*
Rees Ge >rge, bookbinder, r. 1228 Pine
Rees John, captain stmr Amador, Oakland Ferry, r.
511 O'Farrell
Rees John E., r. W s Mission, nr Thirty-first
Rees Mary, widow, r. 827 Pacific
Rees Thomas, proptr Portland House, 807 Kearny,
and Relay House, 507 Mission
Reese Cornelius, laborer, r. 1 Brady
Reese David L., mining expert, r. 1524 Vallejo
Reese Edward H., operator Western Union Tel., Co.,
Coast RR., foot Market,
r. 219 Austin
Reese E. L., with South Pac
r. Alameda
Reese George, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 114 Dore
Reese George, liquor saloons, 319 Fourth, and 931 )<j
Folsom
Reese H. Mrs., dyer. 420 Broadway
Reese Henry W. (Falkenuu k Reese) r. Oakland
Reese John, barber, 404 Paeific, r. 525 Lombard
Reese John, gardener, r. N s Fifteenth, nr Dolores
Reese Kate Mrs., r. 1013 Larkin
Reese Laura, hairworker Dorthar Gardemeyer, r. 420
Broalway
Reese Margaret, widow, r. 913 Capp
Rei se Mary, domestic 1025 Geary
Reese Mary J. Mrs., adjuster coiner's dept U.S. Mint,
r. 517 Post
Reese Michael (estate of) Joseph Rosenberg- adminis-
trator, 410 Montgomery
Reesi- Raymond, tailor Lloyd k Sherman, r. 120 Na-
toma
Reese Ridand, plumber, r. 420 Broadway
Reese William (Miller & Reese) r. SW cor Shotwell
and Twenty-third
Reese William, sailmaker, r. 703)4 Davis
Reese William, seaman, r. 118)4 Washington
Reese. See Reece, Reis and Relss
Reese's Block. W s Battery, bet Pine and California
Reese's Building, 722 Washington
Reeson Manhois F., keeper Sheriff's Office, r. 431
Clementina
Reeve Annie Miss, r. 34 Tyler
Reeve Frederick (Herring, Murphy & Reeve) r. E ■
Alabama, bet "Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Reeve George F., deputy Superintendent of Streets,
r. 1921 Taylor
Reeve George F. Jr., salesman J. M. Litchfield & Co.,
r. 1921 Taylor
Reeve George M., Coopers Pro. Assn, 767 Market
Reeve S. V., storekeeper U. S. Internal Revenue, r. 20
Jessie
Reeves Charles M. P., salesman C. M. Plum & Co., r.
1229 Turk
Reeves Eugene, bartender C. G. Butler, r. 406 Eddy
Reeves Ezekiel, waiter Palace Hotel
Reeves James, driver T. J. Bass & Co., r. W s Noe, bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Reeves James, seaman r. North Pacific Hotel
Reeves James J., policeman City Hall, r. 642 Jessie
Reeves Mary A., widow, r. 520 Geaiy, resr
Reeves Philip N., carpenter, r. 551 First -
Reeves Thomas, salesman D. Samuels, r. 23 Ellis
Reeves William, laborer Odd Fellows Cometerj-, r. B
s Collins, bet Point Lobos Av and St. Rose
Reeves William, salesman Kast & Co., r. 640Fuurth
Reeves Zachariah, r. 233 T;.ird
Refteraro Demetri, fruit*, 1000 Market
Regal Caroline O. Mme., physician, office and r. 776
Howard
Regan B.. groceries, 268 Stevenson
R«-gan Cornelius, r. 1106 Powell
Regan Cornelius, butcher, r. Fifth Av, bet K and L,
South S. F.
Regan Daniel, laborer, r. 1487 Minna
Regan Daniel, laborer Gower & Gilman, r. 268 Clara
Regan Daniel, stockspecuLiti r. r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Regan James, clerk Tobin k Tobin, r. 2013 Ellis
Regan James C, assistant License Collector, r. 1106
Powell
Regan James I., bookkeeper J. B. O'Connor & Co., r.
310 Tehama
Regan Jane, widow, r. Winchester House
Regan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 66 Everett
Regan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 114 Shipley
Regan Jerome, real- estate, r. 210 Hyde
Regan Johanna Mrs., groceri(sand liquors, 268 Clara
Regan Johanna, widow, r. 310 Tehama
Regan John, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Regan John, laborer, r. 66 Everett
Regan John F., groceries and liquors, 21 Minna
Regan J. R. Mrs., lodgings, 9 St. Mary
Regan Katie, domestic 1710 Franklin
Regan Margaret A., widow, r. 936 Folsom, rear
Regan Martin, seaman, r. 252 Beale, rear
Regan Mary A. Miss, shoefitter S. W Rosenstock k
Co., r. 15 Tehama
Regan Michael, expressman, cor Market and San-
some, r. 629 Twenty-third
Regan Nellie Miss, machine operator Jory Brothers,
r. 15 Tehama
Regan Patrick, driver Omnibus RR., r. 219 Tehama
Regan Patrick, butcher, r. Tenth Av, nr Railroad Av,
South S. F.
Regan Patrick, calker, r. 10 Rincon Av
R" gan Patrick, peddler, r. 42 First
Regan Patrick E. (Regan k McNamara), r. 4o6 Jessie
Regau Peter, pillnwmaker Owen McCabe
R.'gan Thomas, porter Kennedy & Durr, r. cor Fourth
and Minna
Regan Thomas J., collector, r. 1631 Mission
Regan Tim< thy, laborer, r. cor Fifth Av and M,
South S. F.
Regan Timothy, longshoreman, r. 60 Natoma
Rfgan William, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Regin William, laborer Cal. Ci acker Co., r. 15 Cham-
bers
Regan William J., clerk, r. 210 Hyde
Regitn & McNamara (Patrick E. Began and John Mc-
Namara) liquor saloon, 3 Merchants' Exchange
Regan. See Ragan and Reigan
Regaudiat Alfred J. P., barber Paul Charsonuat, r.
1^04 Jac«son
Regensburger Alfred E., physician, office and r. 627
O'Farrell
Regensburger David A., real-estate agent, 320 San-
some, room 8, r. Oakland
RetiCnsburger Da-^-id H., attorney at law, 438
California,' r. 29 Dupont
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Regensbureer Ernest Cealesmon M. Heller & Broth-
ers, r. 112 Powell
Begensburger Jacob.physirian, office and r. 112 Powell
Regensburger Sainuul H., attorney at law, 25 Mont-
gomery Block, r. 5CM SultiT
Regensburger Simon, commission and forwarding
miTchant. 102 Battery
Regensbnrgpr Theresa, widow, r. (>27 0'Farrell
Ri-ger Charles L., Wat hman, r. SE cor Sixth Av and
M, South S. F.
Reger Vital, brewer Christian Hess, r. 326 Clem.
Regeser Charh s, bartender, r. (>12 Powell
Regesteiu Wilhelmina, domestic 131 Page
Regieu Ronald, shoemaker, r. G19 Jackson
Registrar of Voters, new City Hall, basement
ReglL' John, baker Albert E. Swain, r. 131 Shipley
Regler Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Regli Columbus, laborer, r. Clara Av, ur Eighteenth
Regli Joseph (Regli *c Furrer) r. W s Eureka, bet
Twenty-first and Twenly-second
Regli Robert, milker Megilligau & Clark, r. San Jos^
Road, nr Industrial School
Regli & Furrer (Joseph Regli, and Louis Furrer)
dairymen, Ws Eureka, bet Twenty-first and Twen-
ty-second
Regney Thomas, laundryman La Grande Laundry, r.
E 8 Thirteenth, bet Folsom and Howard
Begnier Edward, laborer G. Venard
Regnier Paul, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r. 212
Sixth
Regular Dispatch Line Packet to Hono-
Inla, J. C. Merrill & Co. agents, 204 California
Reh George, tanner Laguua Tannery, r. NW cor Green-
wich and Franklin
Behder Henry, teamster Philadelphia Brewery, r. 48
Clementina
Rehder Paul , r. 1628 Stockton
Rehders William, seaman, r. Keystone House
Reher Christian G.L.. porter A. P. Hotaling & Co., r.
622 Green
Rehfisch Morris, with E. Hochstadter & Co., r. 219
Dupont
Rehfisch Paul, traveling salesman Eullman, Salz ft
Co., r. 2204 Jones
Rehin Minnie, domestic 1818 California
Rehlcr John, messman Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Relim Jacob, driver United States Brewery, r. NE cor
Franklin and McAllister
Rehmer George, porter, r. 12 Sumner
Rehn Anton, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Rehn Charles, stoves and tinware, 208 Sixteenth
Rehnart C. W., r. 6:i6 Comraercial
Rehwald Rachel Mrs., r. .56 M Shipley
Reibnetz D., purchasing agent, 423 Washington, room
8, r. 2 Chatham PI
Reich Frederick, tailor, r. 520 Vallejo
Reich George A. D., physician, office and r. 118 Post
Reich Gottlieb, tanmr Funcke k Co., r. 37 Converse
Reich Jacob, saloonkeeper, r. 1942 Mission
Reich John C, liquor suloon, 318 Pacific
Reich Lena, widow, r. 943 Folsom
Reich Leopold (Buyer, Reich i Co.) r. 1028 Clay
Reichardt Emile, watch-casimakir, 19 Harlan PI
Reichardt William (Hceder& Reichardt) r. 9 Stock-
ton PI
Reichclt Daniel, stevedore, r. 100)4 Jackson
Riichelt Ernest, longshoreman, r. 100 M Jackson
Beicheubach John J., clerk Parrott a: Co., r. 1231 Fil-
bert
Beichert Edward (Reichert & Co.) r. 912 Sutter
Reichcrt John A., clerk Cowdery & Preston, and min-
ing secretary, 5:i4 California, r. 846 Mission
Reichert Joseph", liquor s.iloon, 114 Tyler
Reichert Robert, liquor saloon, 116 Dupont, r. 211)4
Geary
Reichert Theodore, chief clerk U. 8. Surveyor Gen-
eral's Office, r. 44 Tliird
Reichert & Co. (Edward Heichert) wholesale wrap-
ping papers, junk dealers, et*-., 9 Clay
Reichert. See Beicha; t, and Richert
Reiohliiig Alb;Tt H., clerk Francis Relchling, r. Oak-
land
Reichling Casper (Snyder & Co.) r. 637 Natoma
Beichlinc Franiiw, refinery and assay office, 400
Montgomery, r. Oakland
Beichling Louis F., clerk Krxisc k Euler, r. Oakland
Beichman G., second officer Pacific Coast SS. State of
California
Beichsrath Louis, bartender L. Badovicb & Co., r. 1
Eddy
Beichstelt r Gottlieb, salesman Miller & Lux, r. cor
Bailroad and Tenth Avs, South S. F.
Beitcher Henry, barber, r. Bailroad Av, nr Seventh
Av, South S. F.
Beichtor Henrj-, junk peddler, r. 449 Niutfc
Reid , plumber, r. 62.5 3<( Clay
Reid Annie, tailoress Jacob Jackson, r. 508 Brannan
Reid A. R., r. 331 Kearny, room 9
Reid Catherine C, Mrs., gro -eries, 106 Ninth
Reid Charles, pantryman SS. Oregon
Reid Charles, tinsmith E. Pander, r. Fella PI
Reid Charles H., captain ship Storm King, Vallejo St.
Wharf
Reid Charles N., r. 1117 Washington
Reid Christopher C, canvnsscr, r. 106 Ninth
Beid David, second assistant enginettr Pacific Coast
SS. Ancon, r. 2 Lincoln
Beid David E., teamsrcr, r. 4(')6 Clementina
Beid George F., bootfitter. r. 128 Rose Av
Reid George W., groceries and liquors, SE cor Pacific
and Jones, r. 1.516 Jones
Reid Henry, laborer Superintendent of Streets, r. Pa-
cific Railroad House
Reid Henry H., attorney at law, 636 Clay, room
24, r. Alameda
Beid James, cooper, r. 1020)4 Bryant
Beid James, guard San Quentin, r. 917 Sansome
Beid James, laborer, r. N s Sixteenth, bet Dolores and
Guerrero
Reid James, third officer 0. & O. SS. Belgic, r. 750
Harrison
Beid John, driver N. Gray & Co., r. 641 Sacramento
Keid John, guard San Quentin, r. 720 Clementina
Beid John, merchant tailor, 907)4 Market, r. 1910
Jessie
Beid John H., head clerk U. S. Bailway Mail Service,
r. Buss House
Reid John W., assistant supt N. B. and Mission BR.,
SWcor Fourth and Louisa, r. .320 Minna
Reid Joseph, carpenter, r. 1223 Fillmore
Beid Joseph, jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co.. r. 1303 Mont.
Reid Kate, widow, r. 27 Erie
Reid Mary, tailoress Jacob Jackson, r. 508 Brannan
Reid Robert, bra-^sfinisher Eagle Brass and Bell Foun-
dry, r. 69 Natoma
Reid Robert B.. bookkeeper William Hawkins, r. 742
Howard
Reid Robei t E., r. 140*1 Howard
Reid Thomas, laborer, r. 725 Ellis
Reid Thomas, -wood and coal, 9.58 Mission
Reid William (Reid k Applegate) r. 1 Elizabeth
Reid William, cook Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Reid William, kiiott er Buckingham & Hecht, r. 725
Ellis
Reid William, painter, r. 711 Natoma
Reid Willinm E. (Reid & Brooks) r. 1117 Washington
Rdd Willinm M., prddler, r. 532 Second
Reid William T., principal Boys' High School, r. 1930
Pine
Reid & Applegate (William Reid and Thomas H. Ap-
. plegatc) restaurnnt, 52 Third
Reid * Brooks (William E. Reid and estate of Ed-
mund Brooks) importers ana jobbers crockery
and glassware, 5.'4-and .526 Sansome
Reid. See Read, R»-ade, and Reed
Reidel George, cabiuetmak.T, r. Dupont, bet Green
and Union
Reidt Henry, baker, r. 437 Shipley, rear
Keid3- James, long-shoremaii, r. 316 Beale, rear
Reidy P. K., bartender, r. 5 Everest
Reiersen Andrew, seaman schr Trustee, r. 119 Jack-
son
Reighlev Charles, dairv. Old Sun J se Road, nr Ber-
ual Station
Reighley James B., porter S. L. Jones & Co., r. 1868
StevenKon
Rei^ner John, cook William Weston, r. 8 Howard
Court
Reikert T. M.. engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 1110 Larkin
Rcil John, helper S. F. 6;.f Li ^ht Co.
lieil Liwrence, plumber, r. Twelfth Av, bet N and P,
South S. F.
Reil William F., butcher, r. Twelft'i Av, nr P, South
S. F.
Reillac Fernand E.. pressman A. L. Bancroft b Co.,
r. 935 Sacramento
Reilley Charles J., plumber, r. 607 Chestnut
j Reilley John L.. shipwright, r. 100 Sixth
I Reilley M:iry Miss, employee S. F. Pioueer Woolen
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Reilley Thomas, ininiiiR, r. 130 Shipley
Keillpy Thomas, tiariiBter, r. VI Geneva
KeiUy A(;dc8, domestic 902 O'Farrell
Reilly Alice, widow, r. U»M Third
Reilly Ann, domestic 1103 Van Ness Av
Keilly Ann Mrs., droBsmaker, r. 1127 Clay
Reilly Annie, widow, nurse, r. 28 Turk
R«illy Antboiiy, trackman Central RR., r. C39 Natoma
Reilly Bartholomew, milker Pic-rre Cuubu, r. Silver
Av, bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Reilly Bernard, groceries and liquors, l.i7 Shipley
Reilly Bernard, laborer Pac. Rdliiig Mill, r. N s
Shasta, bet Maryland and Louisiana
Reilly Bridget, domestic 1107 Van Ness Av
Reilly Cornelius, miner, r. American Exchange Hotel
Reilly tdward, driver Engine No.6,S. F. F. D., r. 162
Shipley
Reilly Ellen, widow, r. 010 5< Folsom
Reilly Fergus, laborer Wool Agency Warehouse, r. G06
Natoma
Reilly Francis, laborer Byron Jackson, r. 33 Clarence
PI
Reilly Frank, cook Abraham Bf rnstein, 1142 Market
Reilly Frank, plasterer, r. 31 Eddy
Reilly Hanmih, domestic 1020 Post
Reilly Hu{;h, laburrr, r. 53G Sixth
Reilly Hugh, hog ranch, E 6 Vermont, bet Santa Clara
and Mariposa
Reilly James, clerk James O'Reilly, r. 313 Fourth
Reilly James, enginter, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Reilly James, expressman, bW cor Market and Ninth,
r. 1732 Market
Reilly James, groceries nnd liquors, 1710 Lcav.
Reilly James, printer M. Schmidt & Co., r. 19 Fred-
erick
Reilly James F., salesman S.W. Levy, r. SE cor Twen-
ty-sixth and Capp
Reilly JamesW., tinsmith Giorge Crowley, r. 16 Taylor
Reilly Jeremiah, seaman, r. NW cor Tenth and Har-
rison
Reilly John, asphaltum roofer Conlin k Roberts, r.
1420 Washington
I Reilly John, cooper Hogan & Co., r. 2331 Pine
Reilly John, currier, r. Twenty-seventh, bet Howard
i and Folsom
'■ Reilly John, fireman Oregon SS. George W. Elder
\ Reilly John, laborer, r. 11 Folsom Av, rear
I Reilly John, liquor saloon, 511 Fourth
, Reilly John Mrs., dressmaker, and fancy goods, 2331
''■ Pine
R illy John D. (Reilly & Co.) r. 504 M Minna
I Reilly John F., extraman Engine No. 6, S. F. F. D., r.
I 322 Third
■ Reillv John F., pressman Winterburu k Co., r. 1008
Haight
Reilly John J. (R' illy .t Co.) r. 220 Eddy
Reilly Joseph, boilermaker, r. 38 7.o:-
' Reilly .Joseph, boi'.ermaki r, r. 13J4 Harrison
I Ri illy J. W., engine* r, r. Paeifjc Railroad House
Reilly Kate Miss, r. C lounade House
j Reill.i Kate Miss, hairdresser, r. Winchester House
I Reilly Mary Miss, r. Winchester House
i Reilly Mary Miss, r. 411 Valencia
t Reilly Mi -hael. a.'iphaltum roofer Conlin & Roberls,
I r. 1420 Washiugtun
VReilly .Michael, carpenter, r. 34 Austin
Reilly Michael, deckhand stmr El Capitun, Oakland
Ferry, r. 26 Jessie
Reilly Michael, laborer, r. NW cor Twenty-third and
Potrero Av
Reilly Michael, stonecutter Began & Orford, r. 52
Shipley
Reilly Michael J., r. 2118 Howard
Reilly Michael J., clerk County Auditor, r. 31 Clinton
Park
Reilly M. P., oiler Sutler St. RR.
Reilly Patrick, coalpasser Oregon SS. George W.Elder
Reilly Patdck, laborer, r. S s Fifteenth, nr Guerrero
Reilly Patrick, laborer Southern Pac. RR.
Reilly Patrick. laborer Golden City Chemical Works,
r. 29 Columbia PI
Reilly Patii> k, waiter Lick House, r. W s Church, bet
Jersey and Twenty-fifth
i Reilly Pettr, laborer, r. 224 Francisco
■Reilly Philip, carpenter, r. 1026 Hampshire
I Reilly Philip, calker, r. 19 Fre.lerlck, rear
Reilly Philip, laborer, r. 509 Gove
R< illy Philip, engineer Pa<ifi Mail SS. Australia
Reilly Richard, laborer, r. SW cor Pierce and Hayes I
Relily Robert, third cook SS. Oregon I
Reilly Susan, widow, bakery and confectionery, IM
First
Reilly Thomas, plasterer, r. 311 Eighth
Reilly Thomas, tobacco worker, r. 6o9 Natoma
Reilly Thomas, tentmaker Neville & Co., r. 1420 Wash.
Reillv Thomas G., bookbinder Bartling & Kimball,
r. lOiiO McAllister
Reilly Wiliiam 8., workman assayer's dept U. 8.
Mint. r. The Windsor
Reilly & Co. (John D. and John J. Reilly) produc«
commission, 309 and 311 Davis
R( illy. See Reilley, Hiley, Ryley and O'Reilly
Rt iiuand A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Reimann Henry, regalia dealer, r. 313 Twenty-sixth
Reimann Julia, widow, r. 714 Capp
Rciniauu Rudolph, salesman Matthias Gray, r. 313
Stockton
Reiiiier August, seaman schr Golden Fleece, Folsom
St. Wharf
Reimer Frederick, mate schr Centennial, Channel St.
Wharf
I Reimer JiiliuM, dealer mining machinery, 214
j Sansome. room 23, r. 762 Mission
1 Reimers Adolph, bookkeeper Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 626
Post
Reimers Claus, foreman Lone Mountain stables, Cen-
tral RR., r. 1415 Devisadero
Reimers Clans, laborer N. Ohlandt & Co., r. W a Ar-
kansas, bet Sierra and Napa
Reimers Henry, hostler Henry Blanken, r. Six Mile
House, San Bruno "Road
Reimers Jacob, planer Andrew Frei, r. 20 Decatar
Reimers John, seaman schr Lottie Collins, r. 45 Sac.
Reimers Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1511 Pine
! Reimers. See Riemers
Reimert Julius, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Reime rt Theodore, r. 520 Tmk
Rein Os<ar, nightclerk Ahlborn House, 321 Dupout
Reinago Fernanda, widow, r. 813 Vallejo
Reinbold Joseph, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Reinecke Frederick (Steflens & Reinecke) r. SE cor
Folsom and Main
Reinecke William, bartender Edward Stabl, r. 64 Ev-
erett
Reineger Charles, tinner Edward C. Cook, r. 138
Langton
Reiner Anton, S. F. Musical Fund Soc, 539 California
Reiner Freddie, domestic 1806 Pine
Reiner John, p]a.«terer, r. Park H tel
Reiners Charles A., proptr Eureka Soda Water Works,
223 Elm Av
Reiners John H., capitalist, r. Philadelphia House
Reiners Mary, r. 1511 Pine
Reii.ertson David, sailmaker E. Deitrick & Co., r.
Oakland
R iufeld James W., painter Edward M. Gallagher, r.
.5011 Vallejo
Reiufeld Katie, widow, r. 506 Vallejo
Reinhard Eberhard, steward restaurant Woodward'B
Gardens
Reinhardt Alphnnse, cli rk. r. 919 Clay
Reinhardt Beruhard, r. 123 P.. well
Reinhardt Chailes, restaurant. 767 Mission, r. 420 Sixth
Reinhardt Frederick W., porter Donohoe, Kelly & Co.,
r. 1513 Mason
Reinhar.'t George, r. 114 Powell
Reinhardt Herman O., civil engineer and draft.sinan,
107 St. Ann's Building, r. NE cor Eighteenth and
Valencia
Reinhardt John B., real-estate, r. 92 Everett
Reinhardt L., compo-tiitor Abend Post, r. 92 Everett
Reinhardt Louis F., butcher S. 8. Rosenberg, r. 1513
Mason
Reinhardt William H., chophouse. Bay City Market,
r 110 Taylor
Reinhart Charles (Reinhart & Marks) r. 649 Minna
Reinhart Charles, laborer, r. 30 Tehama
Reinhart Herman, bookkeeper Rothschild k Ehren-
pfort, r. Oakland
Reinhart Jacob, sawyer Moore k Wilkie, r. 30 Te-
hama
Reinhart Jacques F., clerk Haas Brothers, r. Oakland
Reinhart L. Miss, r. 30 Geary
Reinhart Martin, seaman Pac. Coast SS. State of Cali-
fornia
Reinhart M. Mrs., r. 30 Geary
Reinhart Richard, r. 912 Sutter
Reinhart Sarah, widow, r. 30 Tehama
Reinhart Simon, capitalist, oflSce 412 California, r.
Palace Hotel
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Reinhart W. B., clerk, r. 943 Folaom
Reinbart & Marks (Charles Keiiihart and Marx H.
Marks) groceries and liquors, 649 Minna
Bi-inhart. See Kinehart
Reinhaus Moiitz, driver Hemiue & Renter, r. 225
Post
Reinhold Ernst, bookkeeper C. J. Hawley k Co., r.
710J4 Taylor
Reinhold Ferdinand, tailor, r. 412 Post, roar
Reinhold Frederick, seaman, r. 9 Rincon Av
Reinhold Jacob, butchei' Felix Uri, r. 731 Geary
Reinhold Julius R., barber Philip P. Lehu, r. 435
Pine
Reiuholdt Wilhelm R., gardener E. Meyer, r. E s Stan-
yan, S of Golden Gate Park
Reinig Angnst, clerk F. W. & D. Bar. haus, r. 1434
California
Reinke Diedrich, laborer N. Oblandt & Co., r. W 8
Texas, bet Yolo and Yuba
Reinke Richard, laborer N. Ohlandt & Co., r. W s
Missouri, ur Colusa
Relukeincyer Frederick, clerk Dietrich Witgen, r. 301
Montgomery Av
Reinking Erust, agent Steinway & Sons, New York,
117 Post, r. 704 Powiill
Beinle Frederick (Reinle & Fuchs) r. Oakland
Reinle & Fuchs (Frederick Reinle and Nicholas
Fuchs) porkpackers, and dealers provisions, 3
Grand Central Market, and 24 Grand Arcade Mar-
ket
Reiustein Jacob B., attorney at law, 217 Sansome. r.
90f> Ellis
Reinbtein Lena Mirs, teacher, r. 906 Ellis
Reinf-tein Oscar (of Reinstein & Wolf, Bodie, Cal.)
office 400 Kearny, r. 906 Ellis
Reinstein 'Willium, gents" furnishing goods, 411
Kearny
Reintanz Oscar J., policeman City Hall, r. 707 Clem.
Eeintauz Reinhold A., Cigaimakers' Ast^n, 771 Market
Reis Charles, butcher Liness A. Ti-rry, r. 322 Sutter
Rels Cliriatian, real-estate, 316 California, room
8, r. 8.i5 California
Reis Ferdinand, real-estate, 316 California, room
8, r. Riiss House
Reiii Gustave, real-estate, 316 California, room 8,
and comiuispioner S. F. F. D., r. 504 Eddy
Reis John N.. driver Hayed Valley branch Market St.
RR., r. 1219 Steiner
Reis Julius C, real-estatu, 316 California, room 8,
r. 321 Oak
Reis Louis, salesman Pfixotto & Silverman, r. 502
Bush
Reis Simon, watchmaker, 209 Montgomery Av, r. 435
Broadway
Rfiis. See Reiss, Ries and Rees
Reise William, boatman, r. 703 Davis
Reiser William, porter, r. 9)^ Welsh
Reising George, boilermaker Southern Pac. RR., r.
Mission Road
Reisland Peter, captain schr Apache, office 7 Clay
Reisman Otto H., r. Turk St. Hotel
Beismuun George, bookkeepi-r, r. 623 California
Beiss Bernard (Neubur^er.Ri-iss & Co.) r. 1830 Powell
Reiss Brothers & Co. (Solomt u and Ibaac Reis^)
importers cloths, and tailors' trimmings, 113 and
115 Sutter
Reiss Isaac (Reiss Brothers & Co.) r. 1832 Powell
Reiss Jacques, maltster Grogan & Austett, r. 725 Green
Rei^s John, barber, r. 625 Lombard
Reiss M., tailor, r. 276 Jessie
Reiss Solomon (Reiss Brothers & 0 >.) r. 1821 Powell
Reiss. See Reis, Ries, Rees and Reese
Reitel Conrad, provision dealer, 1417 Dupont
Reiter Annie, widow, domestic 2728 Howard
Reitcr Charles A., porter Bacon «: Co., r. 1124 H Fol.
Reit r Harrison J., r. 234 Bush
Reiter Henry, r. 826 Sacramento
Reiter Philip, waiter Fred. W. Kamps, r. 29 Drumm
Reiterinan Annie Mrs., lodgings. 106 Jackson
Reith Ernest, cabinetmaker, r. 14 M Gilbert
Reith George, restaurant. 209 Davis, r. 118 Park Av
Reith Paul, tailor Henry S'eil. r. l;W3 Montwnery
Reitinaiin John, bartender Henry Kleen. r. 740 Howard
Reitz Rosovich, seaman schr Mary Alice, Front St.
Wharf
Rekel Joseph, teacher singing, r. 514 Stockton
Rekel Columbus, laborer, r. 139 Townsend
Relay House, Thomas Rees proptr, 5i)7 Mission
Relief Consolidated Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co.,
Cal.) William J. Taylor secret;iry, 310Pine, room 26
Remer John A., architect, 230 Montgomery, room 17,
r. 1721 Buchanan
Remick Lydia L. Miss, waitress Home of the Ladies
Pro. ftud Relief Soc, E s Franklin, bet Geary and
Post
Reniien Hans, cook Peter F. Rohde, r. 8 Clay
Reniiliard Brick Co., Peter N. Remlllard presi-
dent, V. L. Fortin 8ecrf;t;iry, Pacific St. Wharf
Remillard Peter N., president Remillard Brick
Co., office Pacific St. Wharf, r. Oakland
Remington A. D. & Co. (Alfred D. Remington
and Louis H. Boucstelli paper commission mer-
chants, 413 and 415 Sansome
Remington A. G. Mrs., r. 719 Market
Remington Alfred D. (A. D. Remington &Oo.) r. New
York
Remington Catherine, widow, lodgings, 8 Central PI
Remington Frank C, r. 113 Stockton
Remington Gravel Mining. Co. Cornelius J. Murphy
secretary, 522 Davis
Remington James W., carpenter, r. 267 Minna —
Remington J. C. & Co. (John Clark Remington) col-
lectors and general business agents, 318 Piue,
and 2 LeidesdorfF
Remington John Clark (J. C. Remington & Co.) r. 115
Perry
Remington Se'^ving Slachine Co., C. Shawl
agent, 30 Second
Rcmmel Jacob (Remmel k Oterson) r. Alameda
Reminel <& Oterson (Jacob Remmel and Herman
Oterson) wines and liquor«, 16 Third
Remond Ernest, merchant tailor, 1511 Stockton
RemouUew Fmnk, r. 6 Polk Lane
Rempp David H., painti-r Busier & Jewell, r. Alabama,
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Renisen Rowland C, cavpcnter, r. 2010 O'Farrell •
Remy William, teamster Shea, Bocqueraz & McKee,
r. 441 Minna
Ren William, clerk J. J. O'lirien k Co., r. 29 Lafayette
Rena Antonio, fisherman, Froiit St. Wharf
Renahan Edmond, lamp'ighler S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. First, bet Folsom and Harrison
Renahan John, salesman Peixotto & Silverman, r. 115
Fifth
Renard Anderson Mrs., r. 1 White PI
Renaud Charles, printer, r. 8;i5 Greenwich
Renaud Louis, bartender A. Chartier, r. 6 Caroline
Renault Japhet F., pictorial signpaintcr, r. 361 Clem.
Renault Joseph, luundryman 8. F. Laundry, r. 19
Bryant Av
Renault Liouis J., scouring and dyeing, 427 Bash
Renault Philippe, laundry, 1505 Pine
Renck Frederick, niapti r mariner, r. 10 Berry
Renckcn Henry G., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Ws
Kansas, bet Solano and Butte
Reacurel August, driver Lenormand Brothers, r. 8E
cor Sacramento and Prospect PI
Rendich Peter, seaman, r. 510 Davis
Reudle John, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Keiidlesham Hannalf, widow, bakery, 1014 Bryant
Rene Martin, furnished r.^onis. 1016 Market
Rene Raison, Inborer P«lace Hotel
Rener Zeline, domestic 724 Turk
Renk Edward, laborer, r. 1 Warren Av
Rennt beck J. Henry, clerk Henry Mesenburg, r. 34
Jessie
Renner Berthold, miller, r. 1 Tj:y
Renner C. Mrs. widow, r. W s Eureka, bet Twenty-first
and Twenty-second
Renner C. Anton, proptr New Helvetia House, 616
California
Rennc r Charles (Russey & Renner) r. SW cor Dolores
and Thirtieth
Renner Charles, bartender New Helvetia House, 616
California
Renner Charles, dairyman, W s Eureka, bet Twenty-
first and Twenty-second
Renner christian, baker William Hessler
Renne- George (Renner At Co.) r. 426 Brannan
Renner Joseph, milker William Hall,r. France Av,bet
Mission and San Bruno Road
Renner Richard, cook. r. 1 Vallejo
Renner Robert, r. 731 Onion
Renner William, carpenter, 1154 Folsom, r. 683)<
Clementina
Renner Xavier, cellarman Joseph Fetz, r. 1713 Bu-
chanan
Renner & Co. (George Renner and Frank S. Johnson)
draymen, SW cor Front and California
Renners August, watchman, r. 15 Hopeton Terrace
PAPER HANGINGS. Sk
French, American and EJnelish Paper
ArtlufstTr;'""' Tieo.W. Clark, 645 Marm
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^•'^^^'^^^'^ "t^«a'r1irar
rltet ant! Front Streets.
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Ronnert Frederick (Franco & Rennert) r. G313s Stev.
Rennle A. M., athlete, r. Overland House
Rcnnie James, third officer Pacific Mail SS. Anetralia
Rennie William, bookkeeper Fairbanks & Hutehin-
Bon, 417 Market
Rennllson Adam, carpenter Phinras Haskell, r. N s
Folsom, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
RennllKou John, r. N 8 Folsom, bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth
Reunly James A., clerk, r. 100354 Fillmore
Reno Charles J., drayman Baker & Hamilton, r. 126
Clinton
Reno Joseph S., head teamster Baker & Hamilton, r.
522 Sixth
Reno Mining Co. (Bodio, Mono Co., Cal) J. T. Mc-
Geoghegan secretary, 31H Pine, room 13
Rens Alexander, clerk E. Ruas & Co., r. 2U2 Ellis
Ren!? August, seaman, r. 31 Altt PI
Reus. See Renz
Renteria Andrea, widow, r. 520 Broadway
Rentier L'jwrence, cabinetmaker, r. 10.5 Clinton
Reuiton Cassie Miss, glovemaker Fred. H. Hnsby
Renton Coal Co., Andrew Crawford president,
Thomas H. Henderson secretary, 22 Sacramento
Renton Henry T., salesman J. A. Miller, r. 675 Bryiiut
Rentou, Holmes <& Co. (William Renton, Charles
S. Holmes and Richard K. Ham) lumber dealers.
Pier 3 Steuart
Renton William (Renton, Holmes & Co.) r. Port
Blakely, W. T.
Rentschler Frederick (Indianapolis Chair Manuf . Co. )
r. 1922 Jessie
Rentschler John, blacksmith, 1624 Mission, r. 142
■ Eleventh
Rentz Gustav, seaman SS. Humboldt
Plenwick Frank, grainweigher, r. 212 Seventh
R'nwick James, bookkeeper Daltou & (iray, r. 15
Park .Av
Renwick Ri( hard Y., porter J. W. Gale & Co., r. 2134
Garden
Renwick William, machinist Pacific Mail SS. Co., r.
2 Rincon Av
Renyean Emille, widow, r. 551 Tehama
Renz Alexander, clerk, r. 202 Ellis
Renz John, manuf Dr. Renz's Herb Bitters, and dealer
wines and liquors, 219 Commercial, r. 31 Pearl
Repenn Charles F.. with Philip, Speyer & Co., r. 521
Sacramento
Repenn Frederick, shoemaker, 521 Sacramento
Repheld Levy, expresBm;in, 515 Market, r. S s Hayes,
b'.t Octavia and Gough
Repinsky Philip, tiilor Lancaster & Noithon, r. 705
Vallejo
Repler J., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Replirsch Jacob, butcher, r. 1221 Steiner
Reporter The (monthly) Ada Hutchins paDlisher and
proptr. 009 Sacramento
Repp Conrad, maltster Pioneer Malt House, r. 222
Francis, o
Repnen Gustave, barber M. Lewin, r. Fourth St.
Hotel
Reppt-to Luigi, student Pac. Business College, r. 509
Stockton
R'Ppey James W., upholsterer, r. 1310 Green
RLp-escn'ative Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Gold
Hill, Nev.) R. E. Kelly 8e.Tetary, 419 California
Republic Consolidsited Mi ling Co. (Bodie, Mono Co.,
Cal.) William J. Taylor secretary, 310 Pine,
room 25
Requa Austin, clerk, 203 Bush, room 12, r. 1107 Bush
Rpqua Eila Miss, dressmaker, r. 2021 Polk
R-sa C, seaman Pacific Coast SS. M' nteri y
Re.-<(h Joseph, currier Laguna Tannery, r. 2817 Clay
Rese Daniel, bookkeeper Humorist, r. 22 Turk
Reseghiuo Paolo, laborer Campi's Rest lurant
Resing John W., liquor saluon, W s Mis.sion, opp St.
Mary's College
Reske P. ter. liquor saloon, 399 Hayes
Re.sii)ut:' Tunnel and Mining Co. .James L. Fields .sec-
retar.v, 240 Montgomery
Re8our<-e.s of California (monUily) J. P. H.
Wentwnrth publisher and proptr, 320 Sansome,
room 16
Ress Conra'l, laborer, r. 1 Bnidy
Resseglini Paolo. Swiss Benev. Soc, 100 Montgomery
Rest for the Weary, lodgings, L. J. Ewell proptr, 36
Clay
Reston William, clerk Speyer Brothers, r. 2007 Bush
Restorft', Bettman <Si Co. (of New York) George
N. Gosliiig cuusiguec and agent, 320 Sansome
Restuch Mary, widow, r. 27 Hinckley
Retail TradeKinenk' Protective and Col-
lection Bureau, A. J. Welch attorney, James
R. Mnllett serretary, 434 California
Rethers Charles, r. 2109 Jones, rear
Rethy George, bootmaker. 933 JIarket
Keticker S. T. Mrs., widow, r. 1312 Jackson
Reuben George, fancy goods, notions, etc., 326 Clay,
r. 318 Linden Av
Reuben Moses, with Madison k Burke, r. 318 Fell
Reubold Slichael, boots and shoes, 326 Bush, r.
1 Wiiiti-rLane
Rculein David, woodcarver Charles Schroflf,r.322..Ritcl»
Reulein Em il, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 322Ritcb
Reulein John, carpenter Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 322
Ritch
Reuling Kd>vard \V. , commission merchant, 318
Front, r. 114 Eddy
Reumai;n Ide, r. Ill Tyler
Reupp Simon, floor hand Pac. Oil and Lead Works
Reusche August, st ward Saulmann's Restaurant, r.
311 Fell
Reusche Christopher, waiter Saulmann's Restaurant,
r. 212 Hickory Av
Reusche Fritz, waller Henry Hoesch.r. 214 Hickory Av
Reu^sing Charles, driver Patrick Byrue, r. 248 Perry
Renter Andrew, Ci^jarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Reuter Kate Miss, clerk Sarah Kahu, r. 716 Washington
Renter Max J. cook Ahlborn House
Reuter Randall, locksmith, r. 337 Jessie
Renter William (Uemme .'fc Reuter) r. 213 Capp
Revaito Bartolomeo, laborer Sea Wall
Revananh Mary, widow, dressmaker, r. 245 Seventh
Revara William, clerk J. C. Cuueo & Brother, r. SE
cor Pi. .6 and Dupont
Reve George, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Revel Mollie Miss, actress Baldwin Theater, r. 43
Third
Revere Fire Insurance Co. (of Boston) Hutch-
inson & Mann agents, 322 and 324 California
Revere Htjuse, Thomas J. Casey proptr, NW cor
Fourth and Mihsion
Reverman Charles, coachman Charles Crocker, NW
cor California and Taylor
Revest Clorinda Miss, r. 10 Pollard PI, rear
Revest Louis, sausagemaker, r. 10 Pollard PI, rear
Rewig P'rederick W., butcher, r. 2 Walnut Av
Rex Augusta, widow, r. 737!^ Green
Rex Montes Mining Co. (Inyo Co. Cal.) D. Henshaw
Ward secretary, 18 Nevada Block
Rey Jacques J. (Britton & Rev) r. 829 Union
Rey Valentine (E. Guiltard & Co.) r. 829 Union
Rey. See Rae, Ray, and Rea
Reyburn Lew s A., lather, r.W s Third Av, N of Point
Lobos Av
Reyburn Marcus W., millhand Horace Davis & Co., r.
930 Market
Ri-yer Emma Mrs., r. 1202 Howard
Reymert Theodore D. (Reymert k Brook) r. Oakland
Reynaert & Brook (Theodore D. Reymert and
Harry E. Brook) commission merchants, Pinal,
A. T.. and 40 California
Reymond August (Reymond, Faure & Co.) r. 724 Fil-
bert
Reymond, Faurc & Co. (August Reymond and Hyppo-
lite Faure) laundry. 724 Filbert
R 'ynier E. Mme., teacher French and music, r. 1237
Stockton
Reynolds ,r. Lindell Hou.<;e
R yuolds Abraham L., teamster, r. 20 Bluxom
Reynolds Andrew, cook Almshouse
Reynolds Ann, widow, r. 1415 Hyde
R-ynolds Annie,, domctitic 16193^ Post
Reynolds Benjamin, photographer, r. 236 Sutter
Reynolds Benjamin A., Public Administrator,
office 626 Washington, r. lOIS Larkin
Reynolds Bridget, donieslic 1103 Bush
Reynolds Carml, policeman City Hall, r. 108}^ Turk
Ri-ynolds Catherine Miss, ti-acher music, r. 929 Post
Reynolds C. H. i^ Co. (Charles H. Reynnlds) real-
estate agents, 33-i Montgomery
Reynolds Charles, packer Ghirardelli & Danzel,r. 810
Grem
Reynolds Charles, porter F. Foley & Co., r. S s Bran-
nan, nr Sixth
Reynolds Charles H. (C. H. Reynolds & Co.) r. 1314
Washington
Reynolds Charles L., clerk, r. 628 Washington
; Reynolds Cornelius, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. NW '
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Reynolds Daniel, clerk Adjutant General's Office.
D. S. A., Presidio KpRervntion
Reynolds David, clerk, r. 110 O'Farrell, rear
Reynolds Edward, dairy, N s Yuba, bet Utah and Ne-
braska
Reynolds Fdward, laborer, r.659 Minna
Reynolds Edwards B., master mariner, r. 615 Jones
Reynolds Edward J., teamster Rentou Coal Co., r.
1236 Bush
Reynolds Engene, helper S. F. Brass Works, r. Central
Road, nr Fourteenth Av
Reynolds F., driver Market St. RR.
Reynolds Frances E. Mrs., vif^e principal Hayrs Val-
ley Graniniar School, r. Blundeil Hon e, 1 Fifth
Reynolds Francis, laborer, NE cor A and Twenty-
6i.\th Av, outside lands
Reynolds Frank, carpenter Southern Pao. RR.
Reynolds Frank, conductor Omnibus RR., r. 709
Howard
Reynolds Frank A., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. Oakland
Reynolds Frank A., with Oliver A. Lunt, r. 313 Ellis
Reynolds Frank B. (More, Reynolds & Co.) r. 1118
Bush
Reynolds F. R. Mrs., widow, r. 522 Van Ness Av
Reynolds Frederick W., r. 522 Van Ness Av
Reynolds George, r. 1-415 Hyde
Reynolds George, bookkeeper Cal. Chemical Works,
r. E s San Brimo Road, bet Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-eighth
Reynolds George, carrier Alta California, r. 8E cor
Van Ness Av and Grove
Reynolds George, clerk C. H. Reynolds & Co., r. Oak-
land
Reynolds George, plumber, r. 1307 Stockton
Reynolds George E., physician, 4UM Geary, r. 332
Ellis
Reynolds George L., merchant tailor, 038 Clay, r. 1413
Washington
Reynolds George W., attorney at law, 616 Sacramento,
r. 732 Ge.sry
Reynolds Henry C, saloon keeper, r. 509 Bryant
Reynolds Henry D., employee Pacific Mail 8S. Co., r.
1910 Webfiter
Reynolds Horatio J., clerk John Warren & Co., r. 1606
Jones
Reynolds James, bootmaker Healy & Casey, r. cor
Fourteenth Av and H
Reynolds James, cook bark Hilen W. Almy, Mission
St. Wharf
Reynolds James, plumber McNally & Hawkins, r. 42
Tehama
Reynolds James, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Reynolds James, shoemakor, 6.18 Mission
Reynolds James. fc^iliT Shrier Brothers, r. 216 Minna
Reynolds James M., real-estate agent, r. 1606 Jones
Reynolds James 8., attorney at law, office and r. 636
Clay
Reynolds J. C, bookkeeper, r. Stanford Hotel
Reynolds John, engineer, r. 2o9 Tehama
Revuolds John, fireman Pacitic Coast SS. Victoria, r.
" 3-2;3 Vallejo
Reynolds John, proptr Cal. Chemical Works, E s
San Bruno Road, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eighth
Reynolds John, stonecutter, r. 106 Natoma
Reynolds John P., student, r. 732 Geary
Reynolds Johoson, furuman Sutter St. RR., r. 1431
Pine
Reynolds Joseph, r. 1415 Hyde
Reyno'ds Joseph L., laborer Union Iron Works
Reynolds L. & Co. (fyevris Reynolds) shipping and
commisui<'n merchants, wire rope. 317 Mission
Reynolds Leonard, altoruey at law, 626 Washing-
ton, r. 1618 Larkin
Reynolds Leonard C, court-room clerk Superior
Court, Department No. 9, r. 332 Kills
Reynolds Lewis (L. Reynolds & Co.) r. 332 Ellis
Rpyni Ids Lizzie, domestic 916 Van Ness Av
Reynolds M. Mrs., widow, r. 1307 Stockton
Reynolds Maggie Miss, boarding, 1(I2 Jessie
Reynolds Margaret, widow, r. 654 Bryant
Reynolds Maria, widow, r. 810 Green
Reynolds Mary, widow, nurse, r. 748 Minna
Reynolds Mary Miss, saleswoman J. E. Quinn, r. 1415
Hyde
Reynolds Mary Mrs., dressmaker, 513 Bryant
Reynolds Merick, grain bU' er Scarr & Co., r. Oakland
Reynolds M. H., laborer Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 018
Fourth
Reyn(dds Michael, r. 722 O'Farrell
Reynolds Michael, boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r, 21 Stanford
Reynolds Michael, coal passer Pacific Mail SS. China
Reynolds Patrick, r. 039 Mission
Reynolds Patrick, haruessmaker Stone & Hayden, r.
435 Minna
Riynolds Patrick, laborer, r. 19 Ritch, rear
Reynolds Patrick, laborer Cornelius O'Donnell, r. 109
M'elsh
Reynolds Patrick, yardman Palace Hotel
Reynolds Peter, pediiler, r. SE cor Capp and Eigh-
teenth
Reynolds Rachel A., widow, r. 1618 Larkin
Reynold.s Rachel A. Miss. r. 726 Sixteenth
Reynolds Richard H., cl.rk, r. 1314 Washington
Reynolds, Rix & Co. (William H. Reynolds and Ed-
ward A. Rix) agents Ingersoll Rock Drill, 18 and
20 Fremont
Reynolds Robert T., packer A. C. Dietz & Co., r. Oak-
land
Reynolds Samuel J., bricklayer, r. 110 O'Farrell, rear
Reynolds T., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Revnolds Thomas, fireman Pacific Coast SS. Victoria,
" Valejo St. Wharf
Reynolds Thomas, helper Moynihan & Aitken, r. 11
Bartlett
Reynolds Thomas, laborer G. C. Yates, r. 531 Pine
Reynolds Thomas, milkman, r. 1(04 Post
Reynolds Thomas, porter, r. lui Stevenson
Reynolds Thom;is, sailmaker, SE cor Market and
Steuart, r. 416 Bryant
Reynolds Thomas, telegraph operator, r. 1516 Howard
Reynolds Thomas H., assistant Secretary of State, r.
628 Washington
Reynolds Thomas J., plumber, r. 15213^ Mason
Reynolds Thomas R., clerk Naval office. Custom
House, r. Blundeil House, 1 Fifth
Reynolds Walter, helper George S. Long. r. 19 Ohio
Reynolds William, butcher Finley & Dickinson, r. 807
Filbert
Reynolds William, hostler Market St. RR., r. N 8
" Second Av, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Reynolds William, rigger, r. 410 Folsom
Reynolds William F., clerk Davis Brothers, r. 715
' Howard
Reynolds William H. (Reynolds, Rix & Co.) r. 703
Post
Reynolds William J., boxmaker, r. 410 Folsom
Reynolds William J., longshoreman, r. S s Germania,
bet Webster and Fillmore
Reynolds William O., wood and coal, 2312 Larkin
Reynolds William S., real-estate agent, 531 Cal-
"it'ornia, room 2
Reynolds William T.. r. Dnion Club
Rcjsen William, clerk Nicholas Bruns, 617 Davis
Uhf-a Robert A., foreman D. Callaghan & Co., r. 411
Sans' mo
Rheban George, laborer A. Wald.stein, r. 220 Treat Av
Rheil Wil iam, laborer Odd Fellows Cemetery, r.W s
Johnson Av, bet Point Lobos Av and St. Rose
Rheims Marie, r. 801 Vallejo
llhein Albert, clerk, r. 047 Howard
Rhein Benjuinin L., dentist, office 703 Market,
r. 304 Third
Rhein Conrad, tailor, r. 1212 Powell
Rhein John (Rhein k Sicgel) r. UiH Turk
Rhein *t Siegel (John Hheiu and Ma tin Siegel) mer-
chant tailors, 414 Sansome
Rheiu;icker John, soli'itor, r. South Park House
Rheinbeck August, r. N s Dunn Alley, nr Rearny
Rheinhold Hugo (Wolff & Rheiuhold) r. Hamburg,
Germ.".ny
Rheinliinder Gustav, clerk German Consulate, r. 759
Howard
Rheude Anton, clerk, r. 124 Shotwell
Rhind J. W. (;.. teacher juusi.-. iin P st, r. 1009 Geary
Rhind Duncan C.,. waiter I'lilace Hotel, r. 2'34 Ml'ina
Rhine Bertrand, salesman I). S^iniuels, r. 311 Hydo
Rhinehart John, seaman schr Joseiih.Beale St. Wharf
Rhoades Alice A. Miss, r. 2(17 Kearny
Rlion<les J. & Co. (Jereii iuli Hhondes and L.
Snow) artesan well liorers, nud agents for the
California Windmill, and <lcnler8 pumps, tanks,
and Will borers tools, 6 Bluxome
Rhoades Jeremiah (J. Rhoades & Oo.) r. 420 Sixth
Rhoa<ie8 Louis H. (Bay City Oyster Co.) r. Shoal
Water Bay. W. T.
Rhoades. See Rhodes, and Roade'^
Rhoda Peter, bootmaker, r. 655 Minna
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Rhode Island Insurance Association, A. P. Flint ften-
eral agent, BeMou & Ortou local agents, -iVi Cnl.
Rboder Gt-orge, laborer, r. 5H Bonita
Rhodes Alexander, bookkeeper, r. 919 Stockton
Rhodes AxiKustns L. (Rhodes k Barstow) r. San Jose
Rhodes Charles, plasterer, r. 13 Caroline
■^thodesE. O., carpenter Southern Pac. RR.,r. Oakland
Rhodes Henrj*, expressman, SE cor Kearny and Post,
r. Oakland
Rhodes Mary, widow, r. 740 Folsom
Rhodes Mary E., seamstress, r. 786 Harrison
Rhodes Saniuel R., merchant tailor and clothier, 608
Montgomery, r. I'JSO California
Rhodes Siliis, plasterer, r. 1.) Caroline
Rhodes Susan Mr«., proprietress Clarendon House,
NE cor Folsom and Second
Rhodes Thomas, carpenter, r. 934 Folsom, rear
Rhodes Thomas, veneer cutter Eragen & Oeist, r. 63
Jessie
Rhodes VV. S., r. 835 Bush
Rhodes <Sc Bargtn^v (Augustus L. Rhodes and
Alfred Barstow) attorneys at law, KOf! Montgomery
Rhodes. See Rhoades and Roades
Rhody Augustus, special policeman, r. Sixteenth Av,
nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Rhody John, teamster, r. Sixteenth Av, nr Railroad
Av, S.uth S. F.
RhorcrAlbeitS., clerk Hutchinson*: Mann.r. Berkeley
Rhorer John Y., clerk Insurance Commls-sioner, r.
Berkeley
Rhorer Milton M., deputy Insurance Commissioner
State of California, 401 California room 6, r.
Berkeley
Rhorer. See Rohrer
Rhote Peter, bootmaker J. Ttschig, r. 655 Minna
Rhoten Louisa Mrs., r. 923 Washington
Riach John, bookkeeper, r. 22.> Kearny
Rial John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 14Boardman
PI
Ribalt F., engineer Lick House
Ribas Mauoel, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 J^ Drumm
Ribeira Manoel, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 f-s Drumm
Riboli Antonio, coffee saloon, 3 Clay St. Central Mar-
ket, r. 738 V.-ilUjo
Rica Giovanni, Swiss Benev. Assn, 109 Montgomery
Ricard Antoiue, r. 91.5 Montgomery
Ricarte Domingo H., Spanish Mut. Benev. Soc, 730
Mont ,'omery
Ricaud M ry J. P., widow, r. 708 Yallejo
Riccard George H. L.. draftsman John A. Remer, r.
36 Welsh
Ricchino Ferdinando, Italir.n Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Ricci Adolph, pastry cook Palace Hotel, r. 449 Stev.
Rlcci Caroline, widow, r. 449 Stevenson
Ricci Ernest, pastry co>k Palace Hotel, r. 449 Stev.
Ricci Henrietta Miss, dressinnker. r. 449 Stevenson
Ricci Mary Miss, dressmaker Keane Brothers, r. 449
Stevenson
Ricci Olinto, Italian Sharpshooters, 413 Broadway
Riccomi Olinto, vegetable peddler, r. 385 Ninth, r. ar
Rice .Abraham, shoemaber, 1206 Sutter
Rice A. H., oiler Pacific Mail SS. City of Tokio
Rice A. L., engineer, r. Potrero Av, bet Seventf'enth
and Eighteenth
Rice A. M. Mrs., widow, r. 11 H.impton PI
Rice Artemiis W., milkman, r. 1014 Geary
Rice Bes.sieE., domestic 1421 Sut.'er
Rice Charles, salesman S. Bine, r. 417 Mason
Rice Charles E., cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. NE
cor Washington and Leavenworth
Rice Chirles G., machinist, r. 16 Tehama
Rice Charles G., seaman schr Hueneme, Spear St.
■Wharf
Rice C. R. Mrs., widow, r. 559 Natoma
Rice Edward, shipsmith, r. 16 Tehama
Rice Emmet E., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 1110 Leavenworth
Rice F. H.. attorney at law, r. 122 Taylor
Rice F. M., storekeeper and ganger U. S. Internal Rev-
enue
Rice Frank, driver United Carriage Co.
Rice Frank F., carpetlayer, r. 720 California
Rice Garret E., operative melters and refiners' de-
partment U. S. Mint, r. 463^ Tehama
Rice George A., boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy k Co., r.
42 Zoe
Bic« George H.. freight agent O. k O. SS. Co., and
Pacific Mail SS. Co., 202 Market, r. 128 Tyler
Rice Harvey W., manuf portable straw burning en-
gines, .56 Bluxome, r. Haywards
Rice Henry D., uiolder Union Iron Works, r. 34CBeale
Rice Isabella B. Miss, clerk Charles J. Holmes, r. 1014
Geary
Rice James (Rice & Thompson) r. N b King, bet Sec-
ond and Third
Rice James, liquor saloon, 3.50 Brannan
Rice James, painter, r. 5 Tay
Rice James, seaman Pacific Coast 88. Orizaba, r. 76
Tehama
Rice James C. (Rice & Hlnrichs) r. 1307 Montgomery
Rice James L., printer, r. 1.522 Stockton
Rice J. B. (Van .Alstine & Co.) r. San Rafael
R:co John, boileimaker Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 323
Bryant
Rice John, carpenter, r. 42 Zoe
Rice John, engineer, r. 16 Tehama
Rice John, seaman Pacific Coast SS. State of Califor-
nia
Rice John E., blacksmith S. F. Forge Co., r. 10 Te-
hama
Rice John P., clerk freight auditor Central Pac. ER.,
r. 530 Geary
Rice John T., barber, 770 Howard
Rice Judson, foreman carpenter Southern Pac. RB.,r.
Oakland
Rice Lawrence, engineer, r. E B Potrero Av, bet Santa
Cla.aaud Mariposit
Rice Lois I. Miss, r. 1825 Bush
Rice Lydia C, widow, r. 1122 Pine
Rite Mahion, carpenter, r. l:j;J73<J Washington — — —
Rice Michael, baUer, r. 350 Jessie, rear
Rice Michael, plumber, r. 16 Tehama
Rice Norman J., student Pacific Business College, r.
Oakland
Rice Patrick B., liquor saloon, SW cor Natoma and
New Montgomery
Rice R. A., quartermaster Pacific Mail SS. China
Rice Richard, plumber and gasfitler, 107 Geary, r.
1124 J^ Folsom
Rice Richard, sawmaker Pac. Saw Manuf. Co., r. 78
Natoma
Rice Robert B., wool shipper Ball & Julian, r. 413
Brannan
Rice Robert E., blacksmith, r. 10 Tehama
Rice Robert G., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 610
Fourth
Rice Stephen, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 16 Te-
hama
Rice Stephen A., shipcarpenter, r. 521 Shotwell
Rice Thomas, car repairer Central Pac. RR., r. 42 Zoe
Rice Thomas, machinist, r. 322 Minna
Rice William, r. 724 Harrison
Rice William, butcher M. Gradwohl & Co., r. 559 Na-
t'lma
Rice William, painter, r. NW cor Second and Howard
Rice William A. (Linforth, Rice k Co.) r. 521 Shot-
well
Rice William G., steward Hoee No. 6, S. F. F. D., r.
1006 McAllister, rear
Rice Wil iani H., policeman City Hall, r. 1014 Geary
Rice & Hinrichs (James C. Rice and A. Hinrichs)
liquor saloon, NE cor Mission and Steuart
Rice & Thompson (James Rice and George Thomp-
son) blacksmiths, N s King, bet Second and
Third
Rice. See Reis and Ryce
Rich Abraham, salesman Peterson & Palmer, r. 904
Leavenworth
Rich A. H., laborer J. Morton it Co.,r. 458 Minna
Rich Alfred, cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, r. 591
Sixth
Rich Alfred J., cashier David Rich, r. NW cor Oak
and Franklin
Rich Bernard, with David Rich, r. 110 Sixth
Rich David, stockbroker, 310 Montgomery, r. NW cor
Oak and Franklin
Rich Dorastns W., physician, of&ce and r. 28 Dupont
Rich Dorastus W. Jr., physician, office and r. 28 Du-
pont
Rich Eccleston, coal, SW cor Sutter and Powell, r.
1512 Sacramento
Rich Geary, assayer, r. NW cor Oak and Franklin
Rich George W., machinist, r. 1654 Mission
Rich Harry, porter Lawrence Ryan r. 808 Kearny
Rich Henry, car])enter, r. 21.30 Stocktm
Rich Joseph, bartender, r. 925 Washington
Rich Joseph, capitalist, 316 Montgomery, r. NW cor
Oak and Franklin
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Rich L. C, musician, r. 28 Dupont
Rich Leopold, fancy goods. 1'29 Kearny, r. 1028 Clay
Rich Louis, tailor Joseph Brothers, r. SW cor Geary
and Uctftvia
Rich Louis Mrs., fancy goods, NW cor Geary and
Ocfavia
Rich N. Asbury, speculator, r. 110 Sixth
Rich Silas H., bookkeeper, r. Abbotsford House
Rich Thomas, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 24 Scott
PI
Rich William, r. NWcor Oak and Franklin
Rich William B.. clerk David Bush, r. N s Sutter, bet
Scott and Devisadero
Rich. See Kitch
Richard Adolph, r. 1 Yerba Buena
Richard Constant, employee Empire Brewery, r. 428
Chestnut
Richard Daniel, r. 1024 Powell
Richard E. C, waiter Miner's Restaurant, r. cor
Kearny and Jackson
Richard Herman, tailor, r. 730 Vallejo
Richard Hyppolite, helper F. Thomas & Co., r
Pacific
Richards , Mrs., shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht
Richards Alonzo, hackman, r. 212 Second
Richards Ambrose T., laborer Mrs. Israel Richards, r.
625 Bay
Richards Ann M., widow, r. 1412 Pine
Richards Annie Mrs., laundry, 77134 Mission
Richards August, bootmaker Isaac Alexander
Richards Benjamin, with Lewis Hess, r. 139 Fourth
Richards Bernard J. (Richards Brothers) r. 215
Tenth
Richards Brothers (Owen W. and Bernard J.) wood
and coal, 213 and 215 Tenth
Richards Calvin (Frost k Richards) r. 309 Fremont
Richards Caroline Miss, r. 929 Sacramento
Richards Caroline M., r. 1028 Pine
Richards C. F. <Sc Co. (Clajton F. Richards)
wholtsiile drugs and chemicals, 427 and 429 San-
some, cor Clay
Richards Charity, domestic Palace Hotel
Richards Charles H. (Richards & Co.) r. Berkeley
Richards Charles W. (Sicbel & Richards) dent-
ist, 103 Post, r. 1512 Pine
Richards Charles W., bartender stmr Petal oma, r.
Saucelito
Richards Clarence, laborer, r. 604 Minna
Richards Chiyton F. (C. F. Richards & Co.) r. SE cor
Pennsylvania Av and Solano
Richaris Daniel, salesman Raymond & Wilshire, r.
NE cor Tweuty-sixth and Bartlett
Richards David M., clerk Thomas Bell & Co., r. 931
Suiter
Richards Edwin, r. 603 Jackson
Richards Ezra, solicitor John H. Carmany * Co., r.
Oakland
Richards Ferdinand, cook O. Wittman & Co., r. 619
Union
Richards Francis L., cl^rk, r. 903 Sacramento
Richards Frank, painter, r. 213 Shotwell
Richards Frank M., bookkeeper Philip Hinkle, r. 303
Third
Richards George H., restaurant, 315 Fourth, r. 47
Clara
Richards G. M., second ofllcer Pacific Mail SS. China
Rii-hards Harry, butcher, r. Ninth k.\, nr N, South S.
F.
Richards Harry, seaman, r. Keystone House
Richard.^ Israel Mrs., widow, night contractor, 434
Kearny, r. o25 Bay
Richarils James, r. 1829 Jessie
Richards James, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Richards James E., manager New York and S. F. Col-
lar Co.. 6 Battery, r. 8 Hayes
Richards James S., assibtant engineer S3. Oregon,
Folsom St. Wharf
Richards Jane, widow, r. 721 Vallejo
Richards Jane, widow, dressmaking and furnishing
goods, 958 Howard •
Richards Ji hn E., liquor saloon, 227 and 229 Busb, r.
fil2 Guerrero
Richards John G., portc-r, r. 407 I'owell
Rlchanls Joseph, miner, r. Ahlborn House
Richards Juseph, mining engineer, 318 Pine, room 13.
r. 122fi Eddy I
Richards Joseph, whitener, NW cor Jessie and Sec-
ond I
Kich irds J. R., tailor Benedict & Smith, r. 136 Moijt. I
Richards L., Austrian Benev. Soc, 310 O'Farrell I
Richards Louis, meihanic, r. 625)4 Clay
Richards M;iry Mrs., inst.-uctress Domestic Sewing
Machine Co., r. 213 Sbotwell
Richards M. E. Mrs., psychometrist, r. 4 Park PI
Richards Orlando S., grain dealer, office NE cor Front
and Clay, r. American Exchange Hotel
Richards Owen W. (Richards Brothers) r. 215 Tenth
Richards Peter (Morris Steinhart & Co.) r. 105 -Austin
Richards Richard W"., printer, r. 603 Jackson
Richards Samuel, saloonkeeper, r. 1008 Kearny
Richards Sarah E. Mrs., waitress Harriet N. Sampson,
r. 004 Minna
Richards Seth (Richards & Snow) r. Iowa
Richards Taylor, laborer Mrs. Israel Richards, r. 625
Bay
Richards Thomas, miner, r. 819 Montgomery
Richards W., clerk, r. Winchester House
Richards W. H., dentist, r. 481 Jessie
Richards William A., laborer, r. 120 Welsh
Richards William H. (Richards & Harrison) r. 925 Pine
Richards William H., special policeman, r. 159 Shipley
721 ! Richards William J., coal oil and lamps, 215 Tenth
Richards & Co. (Charles H. Richards) real-estate
ayents, 405 Kearny
Richards i)k Harrison (William H. Richards, and
Robert J. Harrison) importers and wholesale deal-
ers English ales and porter, foreign wines and
liquors, groceries, etc., 314 and 316 Battery
Richards & Sno-w (Seth Richards, and Roland
Snow) importers hardware, iron pipe, and plumb-
ers' materials, 408 Market
Richardson Adolphus, clerk, r. 1316 Pacific
Richardson Alexander (Richardson Brothers) r. 254
Jessie, rear
Richardson Alexander H.. carpenter, r. 812 Buchanan
Richardson Alfred, cabinetmaker, r. 591 Sixth
Richardson Alfred B., clerk, r. 430 Brannan
Richardson Benjamin, conductor Sutter St. RR., r.
1507 Franklin
; Richardson Brothers (James and Alexander) books
j and stationery, SW cor Dupont and Post, and 212
Dupont
; Richardson Celestine. domestic Palace Hotel
I Richardson Charles, r. 128 Post
j Richardson Charles, liquor saloon, 739 Folsom, r. 732
Folsom
Richardson Charles M., advertising dept Evening
Post, r. 536 Bartlett
Richardson Clement, porter, r. 620 Second
Richardson D. S., clerk Post Office, r. Oakland
Riehardson Edward A., note clerk Bank of California,
r. 624 Twenty-third
Richardson Edward H., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. 538 Folsom
Richardson Emily F.. widow, r. 1410 Sacramento
Richardson Estelle Miss, r. 1410 Sacramento
Richardson Florence Miss, r. 516 M Fell
Richardson Frank, springmaker Pac. Spring Manuf.
Co., r. 753 Folsom
Richard.son Frederick A., letter messenger Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 5:^8 Folsom
Richardson George, barber, r. 1.^09 J^ Market
Richardson George, driver Whitney & Co., r. 211
Union
Richardson George, pantryman Pac. Coast SS. Los
Angeles
Richardson George, waiter Pac. Coast SS. Aucon
Richardson George T., carrier Morning Call, r. 412
Ellis
Richardson Henrietta Mrs., fancy goods, 873 Market,
r. 516 34 Fell
Richardson Harry, musician, r. 133 Fifth
Richardson H )race, steeragj waiter Pacific Mall SS.
S'Uth Carolina, r. 620 Second
Richardson Jaiucs (Kkchardson Brothers) r. 212 Da-
pout
Richardson James, hostler Nicholas Brans, r. 619
Davis
Richardson James, plumber and gasfitter, r. NE cor
Seventeenth and Alemany
Fieharason Jesse, special policeman, r. 1 Vallejo
Richardson Jessie A. Mrs., r. 46 Louisa
Kieli:ird.son J. M., proptr Villa Hotel, NW cor Sixth
Av and Fulton
Richardson John, r. 601 Natoma
Ric'rardson John, clerk H. Burns, r. 1236 Folsom
Richardson John, hostler City KR., r. 601 Natoma
Richardson John, machinehand 3. F. Box Factory
Richardson John, plasterer and whitener, r. SW cor
Valencia and Market
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Richardson John, traveling a^ent, r. 46 Louisa
Rlcbaritsou John A., purchasing agent, 24 Post, r. 236
O'FiirreU
Richardson John W., machinist, r. 15 Rondel PI
RichHidson Joseph Van B., porter, 413 Saneome, r.
1712 Geary
Richardson Leonard, photographer Peters & Sewell,
r. cor Point Lobus Av and Ferrie
Richardson Lewis C, drayman, r. 215 Larkiu
Richardson M. Mrs., widow, r. 704 Bush
Richardson Mauley B., couti actor, r. 427 ^ Oak
Richardson Manuel, conductor Sutter St. BR., r. 1507
Franklin
Richardson Margaret Mrs., r. 413 Post
Richardson Marguerite Miss, nurse City and County
Hospital
Richardson Maria Mrs., r. 431 Minna
Richardson Michael, laborer, r. 13 Juniper
Richardson M. M., Ice merchant, r. Cosmopolitan
Hotel
Richardson Prescott V., contractor, r. W s Fair Oaks,
bit Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Richardson K. Mrs., widow, r. 2104 >i Folsom
Richardson Richard, bakery, NE cor Mission and
Thirtieth
Richaiilsou Robert, engineer O. & O. SS. Oceanic, r.
357 Brauuan
Richardson Robert k., cigarmaker Denicke Brothers,
r. 812 Buchanan
Richardson R. W., r. 130 Geary
Richardson Samuel P.. paperhanger, r. 910 Larkin
Richardson Samuel W. (Hnt'-hius & Richardson) r.
SW cor Bi-yant and Twenty-fourth
Richardson Thomas, woolgrader John F. Knox, r.
2104 H Folsom
Richardson Thomas C, conductor Sutter St. RB., r.
641 Stevenson
Richardson W., second steward Pacific Coast SS. Sen-
ator
Richardson Wandell L., piledriver and wharf builder,
14 Howard, r. 837 Tyler
Richardson William (Richardson & Field) r. 829
Bush
Richardson William, bookkeeper A. Crawford & Co.,
r. 108 Powell
Richardson William, painter E. H. Black, r. 514 Six-
teenth
Richardson William, stock fitter Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 11 Hickory Av
Richardson William C, clerk T. F. Carvell, r. East
Oakland
Richardson William G., paperdealer, 507 Montgomery
Richardson William H., paperhanger George W.
Clark, r. 4 Park PI
Richardson William J., contractor, r. SE cor St. Jo-
seph's Av and Eddy
Richardson & Field (William Richardson and Alfred
B. Field) merchandise brokers, 214 California
Richardt Victor, harbor C. McWcm, r. 17tj3 Jessie
Richau Herriuaun, tailor, r. 730 Vallejo
Richbcr Annie, widow, r. 945 Folsom
Bichber Charles, carver P. Li.-seufeld, r
Riche Louis, cook Tsvhurr & Dingeon, r
Richer H., cabinetmaker, r. 1015 York
Richer Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co.,
Lent secretary, 62 Nevada Block
Richers Herman, hostler Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 509
Eighth
Richert Camillo, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 439 Union
Richeit Constant, fireman Empire Brewery, 420
Chestnut
Richert. See Reichart, and Reichert
Riches Fanny Mrs., vocalist, r. 29 Oak Grove Ay
Richeson A. H., laborer Pac. Improvement Co.
Richet Augustus B., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r.
907 Vallejo
Richman Louis P., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. East Oakland
Ri<hman N. S.. painter, r. 753 Howard
Rlctnann Drill M Comprossor Worts,
Arnold K Eichmann proptrs, 13 Fremont
Richmann Henry (Arnold & Richmann) r. 1131 How-
ard
Richmond Amanda M. Mrs., dressmaker, 47 Geary
Richmond Charles A., salesman W.W. Dodge & Co.,
r. 620 Grove
Richmond George E., watchman U. S. Mint, r. 1940
Mission
. 945 Folsom
. 708 Com.
Cal.) W. H.
Richmond George K., longshoreman, r. 26 Howard
Richmond George H.. wharf foreman Pacific Mail
SS. Co., r. 537 Brannan
Richmond Harry H., carpenter and builder, 2125 54
Mission, r. 1708 Jessie
Richmond Helen Miss, saleswoman, r.*8t. David's
House
Richmond H. G., mining, r. 305 Jessie
Richmond John, boilerniaker, r. 217 Third
Richmond-Judd Lizzie G. Mrs. (L. G. Richmond &
Son) r. Oakland
Richmond L. G. & Son (Mrs. Lizzie G. Juddand Wil-
lard P. Richmond) proptrs Women's Cooperative
Printing Oftice. 424 Montgomery
Richmond Selden I., bootfinisher S.W.Levy, r. Huett-
manu's Hotel
Richmond WilUrd P.(L. G. Richmond & Son) r. Oak-
land
lU..hmoEd William H., carpenter, r. Es Tennessee,
bet Solano and Butte
Ricbter Adolph (Ebeling & Richter) r. Oakland
Riihter Alfred, bartender Pacific Coast SS. State of
California, r. 915 Jackson
Rich;er Atigust, baskctmaker, r. 912 Bryant
Richter C. Max, physician and surgeon, office
and r. 126 Kearny, rooms 24 and 25
Richter Emil, frinyemaker, r. 915 Jackson
Richter En, est, engraver Ebeling & Richter, r. 912
Bryant
Richter 1"., r. 321 Pacific
Richter Frederick, r. 2.'> Russ
Richter George, salesman Robe: t K. Patridge, r. 726
Lombard
Richter George J., baker, r. 726 Lombard
Richter HiMirv. barber, SE cor Railroad and Seventh
Ava. South S F.
Richter Henry, cigarmaker E. Briggs & Co., r. G03
Jackson
I Richter Hermann, cook, r. 448M Third
Richter John L., tinsmith W.W. Montague & Co., r.
1 August Alley
Richti-r Matilda, widow, r. 915 Jackson
Richter Paul E., superintendent European Fresco
Artists' Assn, 2i)9 San ome, r. 703 Stockton
Richter H.. .-^awyer Spear St. Mills, r. 726 Lombard
Richter William, upholsterer F. Hufschmidt, r. 912
Bryant
Richter William H., proptr First Avenue Exchange
Hotel, cor lirst Av and Kentucky, South S. P.
Kichtstieg H :rry, < abinetmaker, r. S s Twenty-sec-
ond, bet Alabama and Columbia
Richzeubaum Albert, deckhand stmr Sonoma
Rick Jacob, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Rick Fanny Mrs., r. 40 Linden Ay
Rick Frederick, mate schr Pannonia, Larue's Wharf
Kick George, shoemaker, r. 469 Minna
Rick John G., gardener, r. 18-20 Vallejo
Rickard Abe, mining, r. 23 Kearny
Kickurd William H., local policeman, r. 1.59 Shipley
Ricknrds Albert, elevator teiider Grand Hotel
Richards Elhn, widow, r. T8 C'ementina
Rickiirds Jame>^. proptr Golden City Hotel, NE cor
San Bruno Road and Silver Av
Rij'kards Josi ph. longshoreman, r. 2 Washington
Rickards Selina Miss, instructress Singer Manuf. Co.,
r. 303 Third
Rick;irds William, clerk Thomas Sullivan, r. 78
Clementina
Rickards William J., deckhand tug Governor Irwin, r.
;i03 Third
Rickborn Fi-rnando, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Oak and Gough
Ei- ke Heu y, cabinetmaker, r. 1015 York
Ricke J., driver Market St. RR.
KicUenburg Robert, xjaintir, r. 281 Minna
Rickerby William, laborer Union Iron Works, r. Fair-
mount Tract, nr Bernal Station
Kickers Edward, seaman, r. 509 Broadway
Ri. ketson John, commission merchant, r. 7 Salmon
Ri-ketts Edward D., steward f^acitic Mail SS. Dakota
Rickey Eureka Mrs., r. 617 Mission
Rickey R. ^. Mrs., r. 613 Hyde
Rickey T. B., r. 613 Hyde
RickU ton John, r. 700 Mason
Kickman Charles, salesman Yates & Co., r. 989 Clay
Kickmers .\lbert, clerk Marcus Albers, r. 335 Fourth
KicUoff Charles (Pac. Spring and Mattress Manuf.
Co.) r. 232 Shwtwell
Ricksecker L. Edgar, collector Seattle Coal and
Transportation Co., r. 1424 Jackson
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Eico Henry J.,boot turner Porttr, Oppenhelmer, Sles-
sing( r & Co., r. 4 Vnrennes
Bico JoaoF. G., Porttiguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
41.5 H Drumm
Eiconte Joseph, storekeeper Miners' Eesfaurant, r.819
JackBon
EicoUi AugTistin, watchmaker, 320 Montgomery Av, r.
41t> Broadway
Riddell James, tinner Emile Boeseh, 569 Mission
Eiddell John, seaman, r. 17 Vallejo
Bidden Speer, paying teller London and San Fran-
cisco Bank, r. Lick House
Eiddell Thomas C, carpenter, r. 16 Potter
Riddle Herbert, x^urscr Pacific Coast SS. Los Angeles,
r. Oakland
Eiddle Maurice, groceries and liquors, NE cor Six-
teenth and Howard
Eiddle Robert, r. 13 Lombard
Eiddle William, bookkeeper William E. Straut, r.
SW cor Pine and Sansome
Eiddle. See Eiddell
Rideout Albert T., shipwright, r. N s Fifteenth Av,
bet L and M, Senth S. F.
Rideout Benjamin, pilot stmr D. E. Knight, r. 423
Laguna
Rideout B. N., deckhand stmr D. E. Knight, Green St.
Wharf
Bideout George, machinist W. E. Crist & Co., r. 908
Greenwich
Rideout James E., captain Btmr D. E. Kuight, r. 908
Greenwich
Eider Charles, seaman, r. 27^4 Pearl
Rifler Charles C, machinist, r. 227 Second
Eider Frederick G., druggist and apothecary. 504
Bu.sh
Eider John B. (Eider, Somers & Co.) r. 2513 Folsom
Rider Patrick, laborer Lsurel Hill Cemetery
Eider, Somers & Co. (John B. Eider, Joshua Chad-
bourne, and Harvey 0. Somers) hay and grain,
and agents Warm Spring Landing Packets, Pier
22 Steuart, bet Howard and Folsom
Rider William M., salesman Renton Coal Co., Mission
St. Whaif , r. 2513 Foisom
Rider. See Ryder, and Reiter
Ridge Thomas, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co.. r. 24
Scott PI
Ridges Richard E., clerk, 422 Montgomery, r. 736 Mar-
kit
Eidgeway Brothers (William J. and Joseph H.) tile
manufacturers, 305 Howard
Ridgeway Charles W., springbed, mattress and lounge
factory, 21 Tyler, r. 351 Je6^<ie
Ridgeway Frazier, bookkeeper, r. 2426 Buchanan
Ridgeway Joseph H. (Ridgeway Brothers) r. 303 How-
ard
Ridgeway Mary A., widow, r. Ill JJatoma
Ridgeway Wilford, machinist Union Iron Works, r.
Ill Natoma
Eidgeway William J. (Ridgeway Brothers) r. 303 How-
ard
Rldgway E. T. Mrs., r. 28 McAllister
Ridgway William P. (Johnson & Co.)r. Grand Hotel
Riding George W., porter A. B. Elfelt & Co., r. 16)«
Kauseh
Eiding Thomas E., shipping clerk A. B. Elfelt & Co.,
r. 2012 Fillmore
Ridley A. E. & Co. (Albert E. Ridley) stencil
plates and calcium ligh'.s,323 Front, room 7
Ridley Albert E. (A. E. Ridley & Co.) r. W s Sanchez,
bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Ridley Charles, dairyman, r. NW cor Greenwich and
' Buchanan
t Ridley Horace S.. market, 2004 Polk, r. 2015 Polk
I Ridley Thomas, waiter Pacific Coast 88. Slate of Cali-
fornia, r. 11 Gilbert
Eidlington Thomas, foreman W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 23^8 Howard
- Eleben Christian, carpenter, r. 420 Grove
Bieble Jacob, rook, r. 1033 Post
Eieble Jacob Mrs., bakery, 1633 Post
Eiechers Charles, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 509
Eighth
Eiechers Frederick W. (Riecbers k Harms i r. 17 Wil-
low Av
Riechers Herman, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 509
Eighth
Riechers & Harms (Frederick W. Riechers and George
Harms) groceries and liquors, SW cor Lark in and
Ellis
Rieck Charles (Charles Rieck Jc Co.) r. 423 Sutter
J. GUNDLACH & Ca
WINE
Rieck Cliarles & Co. (Charles Rieck and Chnrles
H. A. Quedens) prox^trs Wiener Garten, NW cop
Sutti r and Stockton
Rieck Henry, licjuor saloon, foot Sixth, nr Channel
Riecke George C, pressman Mission Soap and Candle
Factorj', r. SW cor Sixteenth and Folsom
Eieckman Charles, confectionery, NE cor Powell and
Clay
Riedel G., Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Market
Rieiiel William. Cigarniakers' Assn, 771 Market
Eiedell Gustav, clerk, r. 1007 Mason
Eiidell Gustav H., merchant, r. 1007 Mason
Eirdenger William F., cook, r. 909 Kearny
hiegelliaupt Philip, tailor, r. 612 Mi.ssiou
Eiegelhnth Annie Miss, seamstress John N. Lofstad,
r. 44 Julia
Eiegelhuth Conrad, butcher, r. 142 Eleventh
liiegelhuth Conrad, cabinetmaker, r. 44 Julia
Eiegelhuth Conrad, laborer Sol. Wangenheim & Co.,
r. 407 Pacific
Eiegelhuth George, porter B. Nsthan & Co.,r.407Pac.
Riegelhnth Frederick, satchelmaker H. Behrendt &
r. 44 Julia
Eiegelhuth Jacob, pi-optr Sacramento Hotel, 407 Pac.
Riegelhnth John, waiter Sacramento Hotel, 407 Pacific
Eieger Paul Mis., widow, r. 1200 Ma'ket
Rieger P. «& Co. (i state of Paul Rieger) manufs
flavoring extracts, 511 Front
Rieger William, manager P. Rieger & Co., r. 1206
Market
Riegie Brothers (Henry H. and David F.) photocopy-
ing, 104 St. Ann's Building
Eiegle David F. (Eiegle Brothers) r. Occidental Hotel
Eiegle Heury H. (Eiegle Brothers) r. 104 St. Ann's
Building
Riegling George M., paper-ruler A. J. Leary, r. 717
Clementina
Eie-jliug Joseph, baker, r. 713 Clementina
Riehl F., physician, ofhee 528 Pacific, r. 526 Filbert
Uiehle C. E., operator Western Union Tel. Co., r. 511
Pine
Rielin, Heinnie & Co. (August Hemme) assay-
ers, 404 Montgomery
Riehne Mary, widow, r. 1329 Clay
Rickels John (Riekels & Wiese) r. .529 Valencia
Riekels & Wiese (JohnRiekels and John Wiese) liquor
saloon, MW cor h-ixteenth and Mission
Rieman George B. (Eieman .t Tutcle) r. 201 O'Farrell
Riemau & Tuttle (George B. Eieman and W. N.
Tuttle) photographers. 20 Montgomery
Eiemann Rudolph, clerk Mattliias Gray, r. 313 Stockton
Riemer Frederick, cook, r. 619 Mission
Eiemer Marie, domestic 2432 Pine
Eien J. M., stxident Heald's BusineFS College
Rienacker Gustave, carijei.ti-r, r. 4 KiamerPl
Riep John H., r. 527 Washington
Riepe August, baker, r. 60!' Jackson
Eiepen Heimanu, liquor s-aloon, 154 Third, r. 137 Te-
hama
Riepcr Jacob, butcher, r. S s Twenty-eighth, bet Gu-
errero and Di 'lores
Ries Leopold, land agent, 649 Washington
Riese B:others (Leo, David and Nathan) cigarmanufs,
009 Jackson
Rie?e Charles, laborer J. O. Stran. h, r. 902 Front
Riese D.'ivid (Riese Brothers) r. 22 Natoma
Riese E., real-est.te. r. 207 Nineteenth
Riese Emma F., dressmaker, r. 207 Nineteenth
Riese I^eo (Riese Brothers') r. 22 Naloma
Riese Nathsn (Riese Brothers) r. 22 Natoma
Riese Osgood. Cigarniakers' Assn. 771 Market
Riese. See Ries, Rees, Reese and Reis
Rieser Aaron, miner, r. 517 Fell
Eieser Edwin O., salesman Commercial Soap Co., r.
517 Fell
Eiesland I'eter, captain schr Apache, Vallejo St. WTiarf
Riesner Louise, widow, furnished rooms, 959 Mission
Uless E.. r. 90."> Market
Rieth Ernst, Cabinetmakers' Union. 912 Market
Rietow Henry, carpenter, r. 14 Augiist Alley
Rietow Henry W., jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Ha-
denfeldt, r. 14 August .\lley
Eietz e Gustave S., boarding, 502 Bush
Rieux Ernest Peter, bookkeeper, r. 1445 Polk
Rieux Lucie, widow, r. 624 Sutter
Eiewerth Cornelius, cigars and tobacco, 39 Pacific, r.
37 P.ieific
Rigall Giuseppe, Italian Benev. Soc. 423 Washington
Rigall Luigi, vegetable dealer, Colombo Market, r. 9
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Fine Wines and Liqaors.
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Rlgaud Joseph, ehoemaker, r. (i Polk Lane
Bigby Mary, widow, launJri-ss, r. ti75H Clementina
Riggen S. P., special agent Cal. Insurance Co., r.
Oakland
Riggers and Stevedores' Union Association, 806 Mont.
Riggers' Protective Union, 614 Howard
Riggs Edward, blacksmith F. Keaney, r. .33 Eddy
Riggs George S , mining secretary, r. ai6 Taylor
Rlghetti Candidu, porter Brigham, Whitney & Co., r.
631 Broadway
Rlghetti Oominico, salesman G. Rottanzi, r. 1027
Market
Rightmire Abraham D., ticket collector Central Fac.
HR., Oakland Ferry, r. 918 Harrison
Rightmire Sallie A. Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 918 Harrison
Rightmire "William J., clerk, r. 918 Harrison
Rigley Thomas, waiter Arcad(; House
Rigli Robert, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Rigncy Arthur, shoefitter Porter, Opiienheimer, Sles-
singLT & Co., r. 212 Union
Rigney James, laborer, r. 212 Union
Rigney James, usher Bush St. Theater, r. 1501 Leav.
Rigney James A., sawyer, r. 1501 Leavenworth
RigneyPatrlck,8ilverpluter, 665 Mission, r. 410 Twen-
ty-seiond
Rigney Thomas, driver La Grande Laundry
Rigney Thomas J., blacksmith Mtna Iron Works, r.
Oakland
Rigolet Bernard, fruits, 21V Dupout, r. 15 William
Rigoni G., watchmaker Hubasb, Larsen & Wilson, r.
SW cor Pacific and Mason
Rigoreau Julien A., clerk French Consulate, r. 806
Stockton
Rihal Thomas, gilder S. & G. Gump. r. 421 Boardman
Riker Alanson, stock deale"r, r. 414 Post
Riker Harrison H., seiton St. John's Presbyterian
Church, r. 52.3 Geary
Riker James, porter Palace Hotel, r. 1016 Powell
Riley .•Vgnes, domestic 433 Oak
Riley Allen, liquor saloop, SW cor Folsom and Steuart
Riley Andrew, engineer, r. 21 Clementina
Riley Ann, widow, r. 144 Clara
Riley Annie, domestic 13(iO Taylor
Riley Annie Miss, r. 100 McAllister
Kiley Benjamin F., importer wines and liquors, 318
Front, r. Alameda
Riley Bernard, plasterer, r. 20 Page
Riley Bernard, plumber, r. 546 Linden Av
Riley Bridget, domestic 1510 Larkin
Riley Calvin C, clerk William J. Bryan, r. NW cor
Second and Howard
Riley Charles, blacksmith Union Iron Works
Riley Charles, sailmaker Neville & Co., r. 7 Everett
r.iley Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Ki!ey Christina, widow, r. 1209 Kearny
Riley C.rnelius, carpenter, r. 598 Stevenson
Riley Daniel, capitalist, r. 16 Second Av
Riley Daniel, driver City RR., r. 121 Fifteenth
Riley Dennis, trackman City RR., r. 1333 Miuiia
Riley Edward, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r.
738 Clementina
Riley Edward A., tanner, r. 755 Brannan
Riley Eliza, widow, r. 210 Willow Av
Riley Elizabeth, widow, r. N s Clipper, bet Dolores
and Church
Riley Ellen, domestic 1801 California
Riley Eugene, engineer, r. 435 Finst
Riley Fergus, coke dept S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 162
First
Riley Frank, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 317 First
Riley Frank, printer, r. SE cor Larkin and Union
Riley Frank J., waiter New York Bakery, r. 565 Bryant
Riley G., r. 36 Clay
Riley George, r. 537 Sacramento
Riley George F., shipbuilder, office 4 Market, r. Oak-
land
Riley George J., bartender Annie P. Severts, r. 632
Fourth
Riley Hazzen K., clerk Klein Brothers, r. 1521 Tyler
Riley J., blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works
Riley J., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Riley Jaiues, r. 725 Brannan, rear
Riley James, beltmaker Horatio N. Cook, r. 48 Second
Riley James, bellman Grand Hotel, r. 413 Fourth
Riley James, blacksmith, r. 157 Minna
Riley James, boilerraaker, r. 2014 Mission
Riley James, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r. 76
Clementina
Riley James, driver United Carriage Co., r. 44 Clem.
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ey Jaiut-s, foreman Hose No. 5, S. F. F. D., r. 240
Oak
ey James, hostler, r. 1609 California, rear
ey James, ironworker new City Hall
ey James, laborer, r. 37 Frederick, rear
ey Jamt's, laborer, r. N s Ocean House Road, nr
Industrial School
ey James, molder Steiger fc Kerr, r. 16 Jessie
ey James, plumber, r. S s Twentieth, bet Treat Av
and Harrison
ey James, seaman ship War Hawk, r. 112 Steuart
ey James, steward, r. United States Hotel
ey James H., gasfitter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 556
Stevenstm, rear
ey James J., policeman City Hall, r. 14 Park Av
ey James O., carpenter, r. E s Dolores, bet Twenty-
ninth and "rhirtieth
ey James W., clerk Henry Zollver, r. 2118 Howard
ey Jeremiah, teamster, r. Twelfth Av, bet N and
P, South S. F.
ey John (Riley & Louis) r. 8 s Precita Av, nr
Howard, B. U.
ey John (Wright & Riley) r. 808 Bay
ey John, assistant superintendent Calvary Ceme-
tery
ey John, bootmaker Kullman, Salz & Co., r. 1516
Hyde
ey John, carwasher City RR., r. 1319 Minna
ey John, engineer Corporation Yard S. F. F. D., r.
413 Valencia
ey John, fireman 8S. George W. Elder, Folsom St.
Wharf
ey John, heater Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Cassias
Hotel
ey John, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
ey John, laborer, r. 11 Folsom Av, rear
ey John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 3 Sherwood
PI
ey John, mining, r. 568 Bryant
ey John, painter, r. 2007 Larkin
ey John, plumber Edward E. Cook, r. 2014 Mission
ey John, plumber L. Hufschmidt & Brother, r.
Oakland
ey John, pressman Neville & Co., r. 435 First
ey John, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
ey John, teamster Patrick A. McDonald, r. 21}j
Converse
«y John, trunkmaker Fechheimer & Steele, r. 311
Eighth
ey John, vaquero, r. S s Fifth Av, nr L, South 8. F.
ey John F., bricklayer, r. 322 Third
ey John H. W. (Riley, Osbourne, Maxwell & Kin-
sey) official reporter Superior Court, Department
No. 3, r. 1707 Gough
ey John J., tanner, r. 755 Brannan
ey John M., carriagetrimmer, 715 Folsom, r. 206
Minna
ey John W., with Joseph Fredericks k Co.,r. 38
Seventh
ey Joseph, boilermaker Pacific Mail SS. Co.
ey Joseph, gunsmith Charles D. Ladd, r. 1209
Kearny
ey Joseph G., actor Bella Union Theater, r. 311
Eighth
ey Joseph P., bricklayer, r. 322 Third
ey J. G., accountant, r. 113 Third
ey Josiah, r. 3ie Taylor
ty Kate Miss, chambermaid Cosmopolitan Hotel
ey Katie, domestic 945 Twentieth
ey L. Mrs., widow, r. 24 J^ Ritch
ey Louisa, domestic 1525 Washington
ey Margaret, domestic 1131 California
ey Mary, widow, r. 121 Sixth
ey Mary, widow, r. 926 Folsom
ey Mary, widow, r. 177 Minna
ey Mary, widow, r. Old San Jose Road, nr Bernal
Station
ey Mary, domestic 2201 Jones
ey Mary A., widow, bakery and varieties, 22M
Larkin
ey Mary Ann Mrs., dressihaker, r. 2012 Filbert
ey Michael, boilermaker Pacific Mail SS. Co., r.
2014 Mission
ey Michael, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Cassius
Hotel
ey Michael, laborer, r. 304 Jackson
ey Michael, plumber, r. 507 Mission
ey Michael, policeman City Hall, r. 23 Fell
ey Michael, seaman, r. 41'J Fremont
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Riley Michael, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Riley Miobai-1 J., molder Savage & Son.r.E B Florida,
bet Niueteentli and Twentieth
Elley, Osbourue, Maxwell & Kinsey (John H. W.
Riley, Samuel Osbourne, Gcurge H. Maxwell and
Charles C. Kinsey) q|]iciiil i<horthand reporters,
65 Nevada Block
Riley Owen, laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR., r.
728 Fourth
Riley Owen, milkman, r. SW cor Ltolores and Borland
Riley Patrick, loutractor, r. S s Twentieth, bet Treat
Av and Harrison
Riley Patrick, driver La Grande La\mdry, r. 5U}i
Natoma
Riley Patrick, laborer, r. 909 Folsom
Riley Patrick, laborer, r. Alms House Road, nr School
House
Riley Patrick, laborer, r. 755 Brannan
Riley Patrick, laborer, r. 515 Eighth
Riley Patrick, laborer, r. 217 Perry
Riley Patrick, laborer, r. W s Valencia, bet Twenty-
tifth and Twenty-sixth
Riley Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Riley Patrick, longshoreman, r. 207 Kitch
Riley Patrick, real-estate, r. 21 Clara
Riley Patrick, teamster, r. cor Liberty and Towusend
Riley Patrick, teamster, r. 9 Decatur
Riley Patrick H., laborer, r. 27 J4 Crocker
Riley Patrick S., advertising agent, 214 Montgomery,
r. Metropolitan Hotel
Riley Peter, brubafoundcr William T. Garratt,r. 411
Valencia
Riley Peter, stouebuilder Joseph Wagner & Co.. r. 240
Jessie
Riley Philip C. carpenter, r. 310 Folsom
Riley Rose, widow, r. G04 Minna
Riley Samuel H., porter W. & J. Sloane, r. 257 Clem.
Riley Sarah Miss, shoefitter Buckingham i: Hecht
Riley S. M. Mrs., widow, r. 38 Seventh
Riley Tessa Miss, shoefitter Bu^-kingham & Hecht
Riley Thomas, blacksmith S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 512
boxmaker Cul. 'Cigar Box Co., r. 848
Howard
Riley Thomas
Stevenson
-Biley Thomas, carpenter, r. .33 Rausch
Riley Thomas, laborer, r. 13 Pacific
Riley Thomas, laborer, r. 311 Seventh
Riley Thomas, laborer Bowes & Sullivan, r. 32 Second
Riley Thomas, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 17 Na-
toiua %
Riley Thoma.s. porter Paeitic Mail SS. City of Sydney
Blley Thomas, woolgrader Cornelius O'Donnell, r.
728 Brannan
Riley Thomas D. (Riley & Vest) r. 126 Sixth
Riley Timothy, labori r William Patterdon, r. W s
San Bruno Road, nr Twenty-ninth
Biley William, brakeman Southern Pac. RR., r. 646
Mission
Riley William, coalpasser, r. 573 Howard
Biley William, matchmaker Eure a Match Factory,
r, 311 Eighth
Riley William, saloonkeeper, r. 924 Guerrero
Riley William, stonecutter D. Sheerin, r. 530 Sixth
Riley William A., barber, r. 146 iifth
Riley & Louis (John Riley and John Louis) tannery,
S 8 Precita Av, nr Howard. B. H.
Riley & "Vest (Thomas D. Biley and George Vest)
hay. grain, aud feed commission merchants, 507
and 509 East
Riley. .See O'Reilly, Reilley and Ryley
Rimassa Charles, wigmaker Conrad Troell, r. 720
Washington
Rimassa Eiunnuel, boots and shoes, 720 Washington
Rimassa Hyppolite, clerk Benjamin F.Wellington, r.
720 Washington
Rimassa Liherale. waiter, r. 1107 Kearny
Rimliuger Autoine. expressman. 8E cor Washington
and Dupont. r. H McLea Court
Rinado David, carriagepainter. r. 1701 Howard
Rinaldo Aneelmo. laborer Campi's Restaurant
Rinike Frederick, cigars and tobacco, 32534 Fifth
Rlncke John, storekeeper T. S. Internal Revenue, r.
Oakland
Rincon Frank, barber David E. Dunn. r. 1106 Kearny
Rincon Grammar School, N a Silver, bet Second and
Third
Rincon Point IVarchou^e, E. V. Hathaway
proptr, foot Spear
Rincon Point Wliarf, Spear, bet Folsom and
Harrison
F. Brass Works, r. 160<5
Square Packing Honse,
Rindge H. A. Mrs., superintendent and librarian
Youug Women's Christian Assn, r. 4 Hopeton Ter-
race
Rindge Harry, r. 4 Hopeton Terrace
Ilindell Oscar, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Rinebeck Ferdinand, seaman, r. 238 Stewart
Rinehard William H., chop house, Bay City Market,
r. 110 Taylor
Rinehart William B., clerk general freijjht office Cen-
tral Pac. RR., r. SW cor California and Stockton
Rines James P., ciirpenter, r. Fnurteenth \v, nr N,
South S. F.
Rines Joshu.i R., lettercarricr Post Office, r. 559 Mis-
sion
Rines Patrick, stableman, r. 8 s Mission, nr First |
Rin',' Annie, widow, r. NW cor Greenwich and Web- '
ster
Ring B.. specialist, office and r. 109 Dnpont \
Ring Byron, as.sistant foreman Carlos White, r. 1 8hei)- J
paru PI ^» ^
Ring Charles, pressman, r. 1 Sheppard PI ]
Ring Cornelius, stevedore, r. 923 Washington
Ring David, machinist Joshua Hendy, r. 10 Natoma i
Ring G. C, printer Edward Bosqui & Co., r. 1111
Mason
Rin^ Henry, bartender Elbe H. Fitter, r. 1 Jackson '
Ring Jeremiah W., stevedore, r. NE cor Chestnut and ]
Kearny i
Ring John, brassfinisher S.
Jessie
Ring John, laborer Lobos
Black Point
Ring John J., butcher, r. NW cor Greenwich and
Webster
Ring Marguerite Mrs., nurse City and County Hospital
Ring R. G. Mrs., r. 218 Eddy
Ring Robert S.. porter Wells, Fargo & Co.. r. 4ii4 Sec.
Ring William, lab irer McEachren & Rowe, r. NE cor
Webster and Greenwich
Ring William, machini.<t ^::tua Iron Works, r. NE cor
Chestnut and Kearny
Ring William, porter Carmen Island Salt Works, r.
522 Howard
Ringe Eibe, clerk T. Truelson.r. 1122 Leavenworth
Riuge William, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Ringen Louis, with Alexander NicoU, r. 604 Lombard
Ringen Peter, manager Louis Meyer, r. 604 Lombard
Ringgold Charles S.. dairyman, r. 717 Fulton
Ringgold Fenelon, clerk Woods & Collins, r. 1109
^toekton
Ringgold Frank, r. 182 Stevenson
Riiiffffold William n* Mrs. , ladies' hairdresser,
1109 Stockton
Ringke Richard, assistant janitor Pioneer Hall, 808
Montgomery
Ringot John C. marine surveyor Philip. Speyer &
Co., r. 1413 Bu.-h
Riugot Joseph H., deputy collector U. 8. Internal
Revenue, r. 1419 Van Ness Av
Ringrose Rhody, keeper Sheriff's Office, r. 2618 Sac.
Rlngstrom Sigurd A., clerk Charles R. Allen, r. 1508
Leavenworth
Ringwood John H., porter Kane, O'Leary A: Co., r.
35 J4 Erie
Rink John. r. 1309 Mission
Rinu John H., cabinetmaker Edward Klbn, r. 1822
Post
Rinn Philip H., foreman Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 1822 Post
Riordan Bart., laborer, r. 49 Jessie, rear
Riordan C, with J. J. O'Brien & Co.. r. 590 Stevenson
Riordan Catherine, widow, r. 315 Vallejo
Riordan Cornelius, bricklayer, r. 590 Stevenson
Riordan Daniel, hackdrivtr. r. 17 Tehama
Riordan Daniel, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. 2728
Sutter
Riordan Daniel, shoecutter 8. W. Levy, r. 690 Stev.
Riordan Daniel T., printer 8. F. News Letter, r. 407
Grove
Riordan Dennis, engineer, r. 242 Brannan
Riordan Dennis, ice<'reammaker Vienna Model Ba-
kery, r. 1011 California
Riordan Dennis, laborer, r. 119 Ivy Av
Riordan Dennis F., bootmaker John Sullivan, r. 1036
Guerrero
Riordan Ellen, widow, r. 431 Stevenson
Riordan Eugene, bootmaker John Sullivan, r. 407
Grove
Riordan Eugene P.. lumberman A. M. Simpson k
Broth'jr, Beale St. Wharf, r. W s Vermont, bet
Nevada and Humboldt
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Sixth
Rlorrtan Goorjjn, laborer, r. 431 Sti^venson
Bionlan Honors, domestic llOti Scutt
Riordau .1., waiter Crystal Diuiug Rooms, 719 Market
Riordun JcreiuUli, laborer, r. 131 Stevenson
Rio'ibm John, r. X'A First
lUordau John, wtorekeeper Rusa House
Biordiu John Jr., bartender John Condon, r. 154 First
Riordan John B., clerk T. P. Riordau, r. 1415 Post
Riordau John C, nhoemakcr S. W. Lev.v, r. 405 Grove
Riordan John E., laborer S. F. Cordage Factorj', r. NW
cor Vermont and Nevada I
Riordan John H., r. 808 Jones
Riordan John H., clerk, r. 313 Mason
Riordan John H., clerk A. M. Simpson & Brother,
Beale St. Wharf, r. 27 !i5 Oak Grove Av
Riordau John I., uswstant License Collector, r. 313
"» Mason ^
Riordau Margaret, widow, r. 1409 Buchanan
Riordan Mary, dome-itic 315 Vallejo
Riordan Mary A., widow, janitress Tehama Primary
School, r. 44 Tehama
Riordau Mary Ann, widow, r. 1201 Kearny
Riordan Michael, r. 12 Antonio
Riordau Michael, upholsterer L. & E. Emanuel, r. 154
Firijit
Riordau Michael, warehouseman Gower & Oilman, r.
1009 Vallejo
Riordau Nellie, domestic 315 Vallejo
Riordan P., eeamnn Pacific Coast SS. Ancon
Riordan Patrick, laborer, r. 28 First
Riordan Patrick, milk ranch, N s Sixth Av, betL and
M., South S. F.
Riordan Rosiun Mrs., millinery, 631 and 710 Market,
r. Nucleus House
Riordan Stephen, laborer, r. 181 hi Fourteenth
Riordan Thomas D., attorney at law, (i Montgomery
Av, r. 808 Jones
Riordan Thomas J., clerk H. Wiudel & Co., r. 313
Mason
Riordan Timothy, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
Riordan Timothy F., laborer McTernan Brothers, r.
29 Commercial
Riordan Timothy J., copyist County Recorder, r. 1415
Post
Riordan Timothy P., real-estate agent, 008 Market,
and 9 Post, r. 1415 Post
Riordan. See Rearden, and Reardou
Rios Cotheriue, widnw, r. 603 Dolores
Rios Dolores, widow, seamstress, r. 1519 Mason
Rios Jos.', expressmnn, SW cor Dupont and Green, r.
5 Pollard PI, rear
Rioton Adam, porter Heyuemann & Co., r. Oakland
RiotteKugene N. (Kustcl & Riotte) r. Alameda
-Rip Heinrich, cirpenter stmr Empire, Pacific St.
Wharf
•^>-Riper James, carpenter, 1302 Powell
Riphenburgh Hir::m, hostler, r. 424 Drumm
Riphcnburgh Wesley, livery stable, 1123 Mission, r.
North Pacific Hotel
Ripinslry Philip, tailor, 705 Vallejo
Rippe John, clerk John H. Schleef, r. 815 Jackson
Rippey Wesley C, restaurant, 523 Clay, r. 1007
Powell
Rippin Joseph D., seaman, r. SW cor Beale and Bry-
ant
Riqueur Marcel, pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
2327 Jessie
Riqueza Mining Co. {Bodie, Cal.) William Stuart sec-
retary, 320 S msome, room 12
Risaro Anton, laborer, r. 317 Beale, rear
Rischmuller Henry, modeler S. Kellett. r. Oakland
Risdon Iron and Loeomotive "Works, Wil-
liam H. Taylor president, Joseph Moore vice-
president and superintendent, Lewis B. Mead
secretary, SE cor Howard and Beale
Risdou John N., foundryman, and ironworker, office
421 California, r. Fruit Vale
Risdon Robert M., assistant bookkeeper Wheaton h
Luhrs, r. Fruit Vale
Rise Henry G., night clerk Post Office, r. SE cor
Nineteenth and Hartford
Riser Mehhior, milker Brarens & Christian, r. W s
Kansas, ur Colusa
Risi .Alois, shoemaker, 80G Greenwich
Rising Adelaide Miss, still life painter, 126 Kearny,
room 53
Rising Al fred, attorney at law, 210 Sansome, room 1,
r. 1512 Jones
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Rising George, blacksmith helper Southern Fac.RR.,
r. Bernul Station
Rihk Mary, widow, r. 1402 Montgomery
Risley A. A., tailor, r. 24 M Dupont
Rismondi Lulgi, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Rispalje William F., paperWller William B. Cooke h
Co., r. 7 Card Alley
Rissing James P., seaman schr Sophia Johnson. Green
St. W'hiirf
Rissland Albin (Pape k Rissland) and foreman Hook
and Ladder No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 562 Stevenson
Risso Frank, vegetables, 1<> lolonibo Market
Risso Giuseppe, vegetables, 38 Colombo Market
Ristenpart William, salesman William J. Heney &
Co., r. 123 Turk
Ristou John, miner, r. 817 Stockton
Bistow John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Turk
and Van Ness Av
Risueiio J., painter, r. 913 Stockton
Riteher Adolph, r. 1 Verba Buena
Ritcher Maximillian, liquor saloon, 8E cor
and Montgomery Av
Ritcher William, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Ritchie Alexander A., carpenter, r. 113 Ninth
Ritchie Daniel S., ehipjoiurr, r. ('>55 Natoma
Ritehie Francis H., seaman, r. 537 Sacramento
Ritchie Harry, cabinetmaker Albert Washburn
Ritchie Hugh, r. 1131 Clay
Ritchie Jane Mrs., r. 944 Howard
Ritchie Mary, widow, r. 312)4 Nineteenth
Ritchie Napoleon B. (Ritchie & Co.) r. 408 Austin
Ritchie Thomas, porter, r. 6 Auburn
Ritchie William C, stevedore, r. 322 Ji Broadway, rear
Ritchie & Co. (Napoleon B. Ritchie and William I'
Dooley) carpenters, NE cor Hyde and Green
Rithon Edward J., painter John Brewster, r. 1 Salm<"
Ritter Albert, watchmaker and jeweler, 303 Keam>
r. 725 Webster
Ritter August, tailor, r. 323 Sutter
Kitt'jr Charles A. (Koehler k Ritter) r. 2330 Wash.
Hitter Edward, bookbinder D. Hioks & Co., r. 830
Pacific
Ritter George J., clerk Henry Lnnd, r. 2330 Wash.
Ritter Henry H., cigars and tobacco, 250 Sutter, r.
3(19 Dupont
Ri' ter John, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, r. 11 Geneva
Ritter Martin V., workman assayer's dept V. S. Mint,
r. Ill Fair Oaks
Ritter Paul, cigars and tobacco, 1118 Howard
Rittore A. & Co. (Antonio Rittore) fish, 5 Clay St.
Market
Rittore Antonio (A. Rittore & Co.) r. 511 Greenwich
Rilrtore Mariana, widow, r. 511 Greenwich
Rittj Martin, waiter Baldwin's Dining Palace
RitziuHenrv (Ritzau & Obermeyer) and leader Sec-
ond Regiment Band; r. 101 Prospect PI
Ritzau Louis, musician, r. 323 Taylor
Ritzuu «Si Oljermeyer (Henry Ritzau and T. F.
A. Ob. rmeyer) proptrfi Dashaway Exchange, SE
cor Post and Dupont
Ritzman John, Swiss Benev. Assn. 109 Montgomery
Rivalt William, seaman, r. 20 Folaom
Rivas A. Miss, teacher languages, r. 1517 Mason
Rivas Ant nio, porter Lampe Brothers, r. 11 Hinckley
Rivas Emannele, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Rivas Isaac, physician and surgeon, office and r.
1321 Powell
Rivas John, steward, r. 406 Pacific
Rivas Pablo, barber M. M. Silva, r. 619 Union
Rivas Thomas, second cook Pacific Coast SS. Orl-
znba
Rivella Philipo, laborer Campi's Restaurant
River Express, Stockton and San Francisco, F. W.
Simonton proptr, 418 Sacramento
Rivers Frank, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Rivers J., seaman Pacific Coa.st SS. Senator
Rivers John, deckhand stmr James M. Donahue,
Washington St. Wharf
Rivers Joseph, laborer Minjo Brothers, r. 509 Chest-
nut
Rivers Manuel, deckhand, r. E s Hodges PI, nr Val-
lejo
Rivers Rich-.rd. carpenter, r. N s Palmer, bet Whitney
and Bartlett . ^
Riverside Mill and Miniug Co. (Pinal Co., Arizona)
C. E. Gillett secretary, 211 Sansouie, room 6
Rivett Patrick, waiter Golden Eayle Hotel
Rivola Emil G., brewer (_ hicago Brewery, r. 1432 Pine
Rix Alfred Mrs., furnished rooms, 743 Pine, and pro-
prietress Inglewood House, 120 Fifth
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OFFICE. 33 GEARY ST.
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Kix Alfred M.. attorney at law, r. 743 Pine
Kix Charles, haruessmuker Stone k Hayden, r. 737 3<
Green •
Rix Edward A. (Reynolds. Rix & Co.) r. 410 Hyde
Rix Hale, judije Police Court, chambirs old City
Hall, third flttor, r. 30 Potter
Kix Henry A., entjraver. 201 Kearny, r. 737 M Green
Rix Julian W., artist, 734 Montgomery, r. 743 Pine
Rixers D. C. conductor Hayes Valley branch Market
v^t. RR.
Rixfurd Kmmet H., attomc-y at law, 530 Califor-
nia, room 4, r. 526 Oak
Rixfia-d Gulian P., business manager S. F. Bulletin
Co., r. 1825 Bush
Rixon Albert, driver Mutual Ice Co., r. 2023 Powell
Rizzi Joseph, marble cutter Charles Bianchl. r 974
Bryant
Roach Alexander, bootblack Evoret Felt, r. 913 Stock
Roi.ch Alexander, laborer, r. S s liOmbiird, bet San-
some and Montgomery
Roach Alexander, laborer' r. .'529 Mi.^sion, rear
Roach Annie, domestic 707 Shotwell
Roach Bridget, domestic 1022 Twenty-first
Roach Bridget, widow, r. ISy^ Rausch
Roach Bridget, widow, nurse, r. 660 }<J Natoma
Roach Catherine, widow, r. 112 William, rear
Roach David, l.iborer freight dept Central Pac. RR r
3 Freelon
Roach David L., expressman, 8E cor Second and Mis-
sion, r. NK cor Twenty-fourth and York
Roach Dennis, laborer, r. 316 Beale, rear
Roach Dennis D., liquor saloon, 1317 Mission
Roach George, r 319 Union
Roach James, boxmaker F. Korbel & Brothers, r. 13
Clinton, rear
Roacli James, flcrk Lawrence Roach, r. NE cor Twen-
ty-fourth anid York
Roach James, coachman Edward E. Eyre, 905 Sutter
Roach James, liquor saloon, 6:}t5 Fourth
Roach James, speculator, r. 1016 >i Larkin
Roach James C, saddler Main & Winchester, r. 549 J<
Minna
Roach James E. J., telegraph operator, r. 313 Stockton
Roach Jeremiah, tanner Samuel Bloom, r. SE cor
York and Twenty-fourth
Roach John, butcher, r. Seventh Av, bet K and L
South S. ff. '
Ko.ich John, tireman, r. 625 Davis
Roach John, optician and mathematiciil instru-
ment maker, SWcor Montgomery and Saorumento
r. 82it Union '
Roach John, peddler, r. 528 Pacific
Roach J..hn, seaman schr Lizzie T. Adams., r. 603 Clav
Roach John, seaman schr Sparrow, Bulk Head foot
Mission '
Roach John, seaman ship Solitaire, Beale St. Wharf
Roach John, seaman sloop Forest Prince
Roach .John, stableman Si. Mary's College
Roach John F., cooper, r. 1106 Montgomery
Roach John P.. tinsmith George H. Tay & Co. r 1106
Montgomery
Roach Kate, linen room Occidental Hotel
Roach Lawrence, groceries and liquors, NE cor Twen-
ty-fourth ana York
Roach M., t. 36 Clay
Roach M., longshoreman Menzies. Bingham k Co
Roach Masgie. chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Roach Mfiria L. Miss, r. 820 Union
Roacli Mary, widow, r. 1421 Taylor
Roach Mary, domestic 320 Fremont
Roach Mi(^hael. hog butcher, r. Fifthly, bet K and L
S luth S. F.
Roach Michael, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. NE cor Twenty- fourth and York
Roach Patrick, hackinan Richard Dowline r 623
Grove ^' '
Ro.ich Patrick, laborer, r. 13 Clinton
Roach Patrick, lab.rer, r. 332 Ritch
Roach Peter, bartender James Hatch
Roiich Piter, seaman, r. 27 Park Av
Ronch Philip A. (William S. Moss & Co.) r 820
Union ■
Roach Richard, finisher Funcke & Co., r. 37 Converse
Roach Thomas, coal passer Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Roach Thomas, waiter Lick House
Roach W-alter A., clerk S. F. Stock and Exchange
Board, r. 18!^ Rausch *
Roach Walter J., cooper, r. 1106 Montgomery
i-Roach William, expressman, r. 13 Clinton, rear
Roach. See Roche
, rear
Roades Anthony, r. 2103 Webster
Roades Anthony, painter, r. 8 Oak. nr Mason
Roades Ferdinand, butcher, r. Fillmore, bet Sacra-
mento and California
Roalfe William, clerk JaifliB B. Townsend, r 1018
Sutter
Roan Daniel, teamster A. E. Buckman, r. NE cor
Church and Dorland
Roan John, horeshoer, r. Park Hotel
Roan Owen, horseshoer John O'Rourke, r. Park Hotel
Roane Addison M., cigar dealer, r. 1437 Pine
Robart Theodore, lioatbiiilder Thomas Vice, r Oak-
land
Robb James, coremaker Steiger & Kerr, r. 1027
Alabama
Robb John, wheelwright, r. 909 Folsom
R )bb John Mrs., r. 120 Ellis
Uobben John H., waiter, r. 1745 Union
Kobbins C. E., conductor Market St. RR
Robbins Charles F. (Blake, Bobbins & Co.) r. Oakland
Rjbbms Charles P., carrlagemaker David Kerr r. 77
Natoma '
Robbins Enos V., broker, r. 818 Powell
Robbins E. F., r. 629 Clay
Robbins Frank, r. 912 Geary
Robbins Frederick A., manufacturer presses and
dies, 7 First, r. 209 Kearny
Robbins George, porter Lilit^nthal & Co., r.l27 Wlldoy
Robbins George C, carpenter, r. 227 Second
Robbins George W., teamster, r. 1629 Market
Robbins James J., president Dardanelles Mining
Co., 306 Pine, room 10, r. The Baldwin
Robbins .Tames K., mining, r. 23 Glen Park Av
•Robbins John W., groce; ies and liquors, SE cor Ala-
bama and Twenty-second
Robbins Josephine, widow, r. 824 Jackson
Robbins Mark M., captain Pacific Coast SS. Gipsy r
505 Shotwell
Robbins Philomena Miss, assistant Union Prlmarv
School, r. 18,38 Ellis '
Robbins Samuel P., bookkeeper, r. 624 Turk
Robbins William J., r. 127 Wildey
Robbims William J. Jr., bricklayer, r. 127 Wildey
Robbins. See Robins
Roberg John, painter, r. 20 Clementina
Roberson Clement, upholsterer Frank G. Edwards r
523 Montgomery Av
Rober.'jon John, paperhanger, r. 605 Broadway, rear
Roberson Joseph 8., corre.sponding clerk Wells Farco
& Co., r. 740 Ellis . » 8"
Roberson William, extraman Engine No. 3 S F F D
r. 1313 California . • * . * . i^.,
Robert Charlotte Mme., dressmaker, 114 Geary
Robert Eftiennc, carriagetrimmer, r. 114 Geary
Robert John, r. 110 Francisco
Robert Joseph, gardener, 1321 Sutter
Robert Jules, sliirtmaker, r. 732 Green
Robert Pierre Rev., pastor Notre Dame dea Victoire«
r. .526 Bush
Robert Tliomas, hostler Omnibus RR.
Roberts Abrahiira, waiter, r. 367 Natoma
Roberts Adolph F., cook Peter Johnson, r. 420 Misfllon
Roberts Agnes, dome.stic 718 Filbert '^
Roberts .■Vlbert. woolsorter, r. 232 Jessie
Roberts Alonzo A., p.iinter Edward M. Gallagher r
110 Minna '
Roberts Augustus H., uphMsterer, 637 Howard
Roberts Charles, cook Franklin Hotel, 321 Pacific
Roberts Ch.irles G., St. .\ndrew's Soc, 232 Sutter
Roberts Daniel S., with John Perrv Jr., r. Oakland
Roberts Daniel W., agent, r. 1602 Polk
Roberts David, plumber, r. 1114 Sicramento
Roberts David H. Mrs., widow, r. 227 Sixteenth
Roberts Delia A. Mrs., r. 910 Ja<-k8on
Roberts Dominick (M. Gos-* & Co.) r. 510 Sansome
Roberts E. Miss, assistant housekeeper Palace Hotel
Roberts E Iward, seaman, r. 54 Sacriimcnto
Roberts Edward J., collector, r. 102 .\ustin
Roberts Eli, carpenter, r. Sixteenth Av, bet P and O
South S. F. ^'
Roberts Ellis, policeman City Hall, r. 22 Zoe
lEloberts Evelyn P., clerk Spring Valley Water Works.
r. 918 Van Ness Av ,
Roberts Frank, painter, r. 110 Minna
Roberts Frederick, waiter Pacific Mail SS. South Car-
olina
Roberts G. D. Mrs., r. Palace Hotel
Roberts George, clerk, r. Park Hotel
Rob; rts Geo-ge, dec hand stmr Pride of the Blyer
Jackson St.Wharf
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Roberts George, mate schr Rainbow
Roberts Georgu, compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 362
Third
Roberts George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Roberts George P. , Awnfectionery, 1301 Polk, r.
•2115 Fillmore
Roberts George Q., r. 157 Silver
Roberts Georce W., secretaiy Odd Fellows' Cemetery
Assn, 325 Montgomery, r. 28 McAllister
Roberts H. Mrs., widow, ladles' physician, office and
r. 102131 Powell
Roberts Harry, cook, r. 127 Jackson
Roberts Henry A., watchmaker, 601 California, r.
211 Siiteeuth
Roberts Howell, roller Pac. Rolling Mill, r.W s Mich-
igan, bet Shasta and Sierra
Roberts Howell T., catcher Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SW '
cor MissiBsippi and Solauo I
Roberts Hugh, painter, r. 11 Verona PI
Roberts James, bruwhrnaker Charles Bleibtrey, r. 646 !
Mission
Roberts James, laborer, r. 210J4 Washington I
Roberts James, porter, r. CCS Mission
Roberts James, superintendent S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 230 Sholwell
Roberts James Mrs., midwife, r. 908 Harrison
Roberts James B., late general agent Connecti-
cut Mutual lafe Insurance Co., ofiice 315 Califor-
nia, room i, r. 572 Harrison
Roberts James E., compositor The Daily Exchange, r.
157 Silver
Roberts James H., tinroofer Conlln & Roberts, r. 13
Park Av
Roberts J. B. Mrs., r. 001 Larkin
Roberts John, r. 321 Broadway
Roberts John, calker Middlemas ,t Boole
Roberts Jobn, laborer, r. 524 Sixth
Roberts John, captain schr Gussie Elose, office 271
East
Roberts John, uiilkranch. Thirtieth Av, nr San Bruno
Road, South S. F.
Roberts John, sailmaker O. & O. S8. Gaelic
Roberts John, stonemason, r. 1010 Broderick, rear
Roberts John A., laborer U. S. Marine Hospital
Roberts John C. (Conlin & Roberts) r. 318 Jessie
Roberts John D.. driver City RR., r. 1801 Mission
Roberts John E., harnessmaker Steir & Weitner, r.
Bryant, bet Third and Fourth
Roberts John G., clerk The Bradstreet Co., r. 157
Silver
Roberts John M., cigars and tobacco, 3'27 Pacific
Roberts John P., puddler Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Michigan, bet Shasta and Sierra
Roberts John S., machinehand Albert Washburn, r.
337 Shipley
Roberts John S., superintendent South S. F. Wool
Scouring Works, r. cor Railroad and Twenty-
fourth Avs, South S. F.
Roberts John W.,r. 3 Auburn
Roberts John W., r. 102 Austin
Roberts Juhu W., mining, office 328 Montgomery,
room 17, r. Oakland
Roberts John W., printer, r. 518 Geary
Roberts Joseph, waiter, r. 24 Sixth ■
Roberts Joseph F., clerk branch office S. F. Laundry,
102 Natoma, r. 157 Silver
Roberts Louis, waiter, r. 617 Mission
Roberts Martin R., shipowner, and real-estate, 633
Front, r. 904 Washington
Roberts llartin R. Jr., agent Excelsior Coal Co., 633
Front, r. 904 Washington
Roberts Mary, widow, r. 5 Mason, rear
Roberts Mary Miss, saleswoman Mrs. Susan Asmus-
sen, r. 401 Eighth
Roberts Mary E. Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 157 Silver
Roberts Matilda Mrs., forewoman Thomas Sullivan,
r. 1110 Harrison
Roberts N. E., keeper Sherifl's Office, r. 232 Jessie
Roberts Newton H., waterman, r. 1116 Harrison
Roberts Peter, machinehand Albert Washburn, r. 32
Minna
Roberts R. H., fourth officer O. & O. SS. Belgic
Roberts Richard M. (Roberts & Kearney) r. 14 Val-
pari so
Roberts Robert, molder, r. 317 First
Roberts Robert, bookkeeper Ortental Tea Co., r. 830
Howard
Roberts Robert T., workman assay dept U. 8. Mint, r.
927 Bryant
Roberts Robert W., bookkeeper S. F. Laundry Assn,
r. 157 Silver
Roberts Rollin. elocutionist, r. 537 Sacramento
Roberts K. T. Mrs., r. 303 Jessie
Roberts Samuel, printer, r. Overland House
Roberts Samuel S., associate editor City Argus, 405
Kearny, r. 1716 Post
Roberta S. H., dentist, r. 114 Ellis
Roberts Stephen, mining, r. 2112 Pacific Av
Roberts Stephen N., r. 24 Anna
Roberts Thomas, r. 620 Market
Roberts Thomas, billiurdtable dealer, r. Rups Honse
Roberts Thomas, blacksmith, 1610 Market, r. l&lli
Market
Roberts Thomas, laborer Vanoni & Scott, r. 146 Sec-
ond
Roberts Thomas, longshoreman, r. W s Columbia PI,
bet Twentj'-seveuth and Twenty-eiglith, B. H.
Roberts Thomjis A., pilot stmr San Joaquin No. 2,
Jackson St. Wharf
Roberts Thomas H., dairy, SW cor Mississippi and
Solano
Roberts V. E. Mrs., teacher music, r. 26)4 Kearny
Roberts Walter H., oiler Pacific Mail SS. Granada, r.
440 Third
Roberts William, merchant tailor, 8 Montgomery,
room 5, r. 21 Glen Park Av
Roberts William, quartermaster Pacific Mail SS. City
of Panama
Roberts William, stovemounter Holbrook, Merrill ft
Stetson, r. 424 Mint Av
Roberts William B., collection dept Edwards, Pickens
& Fulton, r. 412 Hyde
Roberts William G., mining, office 203 Bush, room A
Roberts W. R.. mining, r. 71-5 Howard
Roberts & Kearney (Richard M. Roberts and Peter J.
Kearney) butchers, SE cor Filbert and Taylor
Roberts. See Robert
Robertson , r. 625 Ji Clay
Robertson , widow, r. 924 Folsom
Robertson .\dam, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 18
Sherwood PI
Robertson Alexander, stonemason, r. Bootz Hotel
Robertson Alexander M. (Billings, Harbourne & Co.)
r. 1009 Washington
Robertson .Alexander S., assistant engineer Sol. Wan-
genheim & Co., r. 817 Montgomei-y
Robertson Andrew, seaman, v. North Pacific Hotel
Robertson Andrew, tailor Lancaster & Northon, r.
14 34 Hubbard
Robertson Annie, widow, dressmaker, r. 332 Sixth
Robertson Augusta C. Miss, assistant Rincon Gram-
mar School, r. 704 Post
Robertson Benjamin, carptntir, r. 924 Folsom
Robertson Charles, butler Leland Stanford, 708 Pine
Robertson Charles, waiter, r. 017 Mission
Robertson D., seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Robertson Daniel, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 627
Second
Robertson Delia, domestic 1517 Van Ness Av
Robertson Elizabeth, domestic 112 Ash Av
Robertson Elizabeth, widow, r. 1240 Howard
Robertson Ernest, clerk, r. 421 Harrison
Roberison Frank, laborer Eureka Warehouse, r. 304
Clay
Robertson Frederick, cabinetmaker H. Schubert k
Co., r. 863 34 Market
Robertson George B., assistant Evening Pub. Schools,
r. -2701 Bush
Robertson George M., draftsman Pacific MailSS. Co.,
r. 1907 Polk
Robertson Gustav A., gunsmith Liddle & Eaeding, r.
210 Chestnut
Robertson Hannah Miss, dressmaker, r. 939 Sac.
Robertson Hiram A., policeman City Hall, r. 1206
Market
Robertson Isabella, widow, r. 178 Stevenson
Robertson James, roofer, r. 552 Natoma
Robertson James C, principal teacher Industrial
School
Robertson James H., bootfitter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 316 Bartlett
Robertson James R., engineer, r. 26 Rincon PI
Robertson J. Barr, real-estate, and mining, and di-
rector Cal. Laud Investment Co. (limited) 330
Pine, room 53, r. h13 Bush
Robertson J. M., conductor Hayes Valley branch Mar-
ket St. RR.
Robertson John, r. 542 Minna
Robertson John, r. 737 Market
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Robertson John, carpenter, r. E s Church, bet Twen-
ty-thinl and Twenty-fourth
Robertson John, si'ama' , r. 2G Steuart
Rol'crtS'in John A., of the Kobertson process reduc-
ing rf'belliouH ores, '^2 Montijoniery, r. Oakland
Robertson •Tohn D., publiaht'r, 6'21 Sansome, r.
612 Chestnut
Robertson John G., mate schr Roaalin, r. 230 Minna
Robertson John P. (Cutter & Co.) r. 7(i5 Harrison
Robertson John W., student, r. S\V cor Broderickand
Bush
Roberts:>n Joseph, steward SS. Newport, r. 914 Broad-
way
Robertson Joshua, plumber Golden City Chemical
, Works, r. S s Hancock, bet S-inchez and Noe
I Robertson Junius, clerk, r. 31G Third
; Robert^ion Lawrence, carpenter William B. Bradbury,
r. 120 Hayes
Robertson Margery C. Miss, assistant Powell St. Pri-
i mary School, r. 2 Chelsea PI
I Robertson Mary, widow, furnished rooms, 2 Chelsea
i PI
I Robertson M.iry Mrs., dressmaker, 737 Market
i Robertson Minnie Miss, r. 26 Rincon PI
Robertson Pfter, mining secretary, 330 Pine, room
53, r. 8ir. California
Robertson Peter, porter, r. 315 Sutter
Robertson Robert (Jacobson k Robertson) rT 727
Montgomery
Robertson Robei-t, shipcarpenter, r. Eighteenth Av,
bet Q and K, South S. F.
Robertson Robert L., stationery and varieties, 121
Seventh
Robertson Robert Louis, carpenter, r. 136 Rose Av
Robertson Samuel J., liquor saloon, NW cor Kearny
and Sacramento, r. 1246 Howard
Robertson Theodore, porter S. P. Collins & Co., r. 315
Sutter
Robertson T. H. F., chief clerk U. S. Mint, r. S04
Geary
Robertson Thomas B., Mrs, widow, r. 924 Folsom
Robertson Viitor J., reporter Morris U. Bates it Co.,
r. 207 Powell
Robertson W., conductor, r. 30 i3 Sixteenth
Robertson Warren G., sailinaker Thomas Reynolds,
r. 224 Fourth
Robertson William (Robertson & Grosh) r. 157 Sev-
enth
Robertson William, blacksmith, r. 2507 Mission
Robertson William, clerk, r. 509 Washingtin
Robertson William, leadbumer, r. S s Hancock, bet
Noe and Sanchez
Roberteon William, nurseryman and florist, 2312 Fol-
som, depot 106 California Market
Robert.fon William, patternmaker, r. 728 Howard
Robertson Wihiam, tailor H. W. Farmer, r. Oakland
Robertson Willi^ini A., principal Jefferson Grammar
School, r. 2701 Bush
Robertson William B. Jr., grain clerk William T. Cole-
man & Co., r. 12'.)9 Taylor
Robertson William Napoleon, carrier Alta, r. 211 Third
Robertson William B., laborer, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Robertson William R., pppssinnn S. W. Uaveley, r. E
8 Chenery, bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Robertson & Grosh (William Robertson and A. B.
Grosh) shipping and commission merchants, 302
California
Robertson. See Robinson and Robison
Robeson William, seaman-, r. 2.38 Steuai t
Robet A. Leon, brassfinisher Weed & Kingwell, r. 21
Folsom Av
Robey Rosanna, widow, r. 19 Harrison Av
Robie Rubs. 11, plumber and giislitter, 3005 Mission
Robin Adrien (Adrien Robin & Co.) r. 612 Fourth
Robin Adrien k Co. (Adrien Robin) liquor saloon, 614
Fourth
Robin Frank, laundry, 303 Van Ness Av
Robin Joseph, shoemaker, r. 535 Vallejo
Robinet Engcne, capitalist, office 7 Montgomery
Av, r. 772 ,V. Folsom
Robinet Henry J., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
and extraman Engine No. 5, S. F. F. D., r. 1219
St'ckton
Robinet Louis, printer, r. 327 Jessie
Robinett John, plumber, r. S8(7.'S) Sixteenth, bet
Shotwell and Folsom
Robinett Margnretta Miss, assistant Columbia St. Pri-
mary School, r. 728 Sixteenth
Robinett Minna Miss, assistant Mission Primary
School, r. 728 Sixteenth
Robinett Thomas, carpenter and builder, 115 Leldes-
dorlT, r. 615 Mason
Robinett Zora R., attendant aquariums Woodward's
Gardi>ns, r. 728 Sixteenth
Robins Frederiik, cariienter Albert Washburn, r. 1222
Folsom
Robins Math^-, r. 709 Post
Robins. .SeeRobbins
Robinson A. G. Mrs., widow, r. 765 Market
Robinson A. L., r. 236 Sutter
Robinson Albert S., insurance solicitor, r. 105 Austin
Robinson Albeit W., engineer Central Pac. RR., r. 23
Welsh
Robinson Alfred, trus^tee Steam's Ranchos, office
318 California, room 17, r. 26 Essex
Robinson Andrew, longshoreman, r. 36 Clay
Robinson Andrew, seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of
New York
Robinson Augustus M., bookkeeper, r. 41 Eleventh
Robinson Atigustus W., mining secretary, 313 Mont-
gomery, r. 615 Stockton
Robinson Austin E., printer H. 8. Crocker & Co., r.
517 Bush
Robinson Belle Miss, r. 2020 Folsom
Robinson C. Mrs., domestic 1626 Jackson
Robinson Calvin J., r. 41ip'Farrell
Robinson Carlotta Miss, proprietress Harvey
House, 807 California
Robinson Charles, assistant stage manager Baldwin's
Theater, r. 206 Eddy
Robinson Charles, butcher Chamberlain & Co., r. 730 J<
Union
Robinson Charles, cook J. H. Parsons, r. NW cor Sac-
ramento and Polk
Robinson Charles, farmer, r. Chenery, nr 4 Mile Honse
Robinson Charles, policeman City Hall, r. 112 Market
Robinson Charles A., proptr Crystal Vinegar Works,
15 Van Ness Av
Robinson Charles D., portrait and landscape painter.
studio 728 Montgomery, room 3>i, r. Ea»t Oak-
land
Robinson Charles F., captain watch U. S. Mint, NW
cor Mission and Fifth
Robinson Charles H., clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r
2534 Howard
Robinson Charles H., librarian Free Public Library,
r. 313 Fourth
Robinson Cliarlt?s J., auditor Southern Pac.RR.,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 59, r. 609
Nineteenth
Robinson Charles R., shipping clerk Samuel Hill, 634
Market
Robinson Chester, coachman Charles S. Neal, 1418
Sutter
Robinson Cornelius P. (Robinson, Olney & Byrne) r.
1422 Hyde
Robinson Crittenden, attorney at law, 310 Pine, room
41, r. 2512 Octavia
Robinson David, cabin steward U. S. Revenue stmr
Richard Rush
Robinson David, molder Golden State and Miner's
Iron Works, r. 13 Sherwood PI
Robinson E. Mrs., widow, r. .502 Greenwich
Itobinson Edward, clerk r. 20 Berry
Robinson Edward J., merchant, r. 624 Eddy
Robinson Edward N., civil engineer, 320 Sansome,
room 23, r. Oakland
Robinson Edward R. (R. R. Swain & Co.) r. 2109
California
Robinson Edwin, walt-r Marlborough House
Robinson Edwin J. (Ch.arles A. Hawley k Co.) r. 618
Turk
Robinson Elizabeth, widow, r. 528 Chestnut
Robinson Ernest E., bookkeeper White & Co., r. 1620
Washington
Robinson Ernest R., clerk R. D. W. Davis & Co., r. SB
cor Harrison and First
Robinson E. S., seaman, r. 109 Vsllejo
Robinson F., laborer Pacilic Mail SS. Co.
Robinson Frances, widow, r. 2020 Folsom
Robinson Francis, laborer, r. 308 Folsom
Robinson Frank, loinitig, r. 303 Eddy
Robinson Frank, raattressmaker Pac. Spring Mattress
Co., r. 2020 Folsom ^
Robinson Frank E.. liquor saloon, 656 Mission
Robinson Frankie Miss, teacher music, r. 17 Rusa
Robinson Frederick, driver Decker k Hansen, r. 118
Washington
Robinson George, bookkeeper Pacific Mail SS. Co., r.
207 Powi.'ll
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uLU. W. LLAnK, Paper Hang:ln£s & Sliade Material. Manufacturer of window Slia^es
lAMcc c roDnnw a m wholesalk hardware,
JAnltO t. bUnUull (X \j\3,, Curuer Market and Front Str««t«.
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Bobineon GeorRe, framemaker, r. 22 Welsh
Robiuson George, scenic artist Theater Comiquc, r.
22G Sutter
Robinson George, steward Pacific Mail SS, Co., r.
1211 York
Robinson George H., clerk Auditor Southern Pao.
RR.,r. 207 Fair OaVs
Robiuson George H., laborer Blacl{*Diamoljd Coal
Mining Co., r. 301 Beale
Robiuson George M. (Jones, Rulofson & Co.) r. MO
Market
Robinson Gregory E., shipping clerk Eugelbrecht,
Fox & Co., r. 1709 Leavenworth
Robiuson Harai, clerk freight Auditor Central Pac.
RR., r. 708 Fulton
Robinson Henry, r. 708 Pine
Robinson Henry, hotbedinan Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W
B Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Robinson Henry, liquor saloon, NW cor Davii and
Ja'-kson, r. 47 Vallejo
Robinson Henry, sailmakcr, r. 807 Market
Robiusou Henry, seaman Pacific Mail SS. China
Robinson Henry C. (Robinson k Gillespie) r. 515}«;
Bush
Robinson Henry S., policeman City Hall, r. 1641)4
Mission
Robinson H. S. Mrs., fur*fehed rooms. 211 Second
Robinson Isaac, furnishing goods, 142 Third, r. 1403M
Folsom
Robinson J., r. 638 Market
Robinson J. A., attorney at law, and United
States Circuit Court Commissioner, .W7 Montgom-
ery, r. Oakland
Robinson Jacob, carpenter, r. 2321 Howard
Robinson James, blacksmith, r. cor. Eighteenth Av
i and H, South S. F.
Robiuson James, coachman James Phelan, r. SW cor
Valencia and Seveuteeuth
Robinson James, farmer, r. 938 Harrison
Robinson James, seaman schr Maggie V. Hartmann,
r. 411 Sansome
Robinson James A., cashier Arthur "W. Bowman, r. 26
Essex
Robinson James B., jeweler Zacharias & Green, r. 197
Hyde
Robinson James C, machinist Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 1133 Harrison
Robinson James F., bartender stmr Ancon, r. 331
Montgomery
Robinson James H.. r. 9293^ Howard
Robinson Jiimes J., longshoreman, r. 509 Washington
Robinson J. B., Stonecutters' Assn, 818 Howard
Robinson Jefferson, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 613 How-
ard
Robinson John, r. 29 Erie
Robinson John, bartender John O'Doherty, r. N s
Jessie, ur Fifth
Robinson John, basketmaker Frederick Tewes, r.
519 J^ Jessie
Robinson John, bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 230 Linden
Robinson John, clerk, r. 509 Washington
Robinson John, laborer, r. SW c or Harrison and Main
Robinson John, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co. •
Robinson John, lumberman, r. 37 Baldwin Court
Robinson John, steward R. Lorentz, r. 129 Third
Robinson John B., carpetlayer Parker Merrill, r. 502
Greenwich
Robinson John C, teacher Industrial School, r. 18
Twenty-sixth, nr Bartlett
Robinson John F., longshoreman, r. 21 Moss
Robinson John F., salesman Starbird& Goldstone, r.
312 Sixth
Robinson John R., bookkeeper, r. 210 San Jose Av
Robinson Joseph, r. 10 Verona PI, rear
Robinson Joseph, sawyer, r. 1607 California
Robinson Joseph Jr., clerk, r. Ifi07 California
Robinson Juan A., general agent, r. 807 Cali-
ifornia
Robinson Juan A. Jr., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 807 California
Robinson Julian J., printer, r. 18 Twenty-sixth, nr
Bartlett
Robinson Julius, clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., r. 20
Prospect PI
Robinson Lester L., capitalist, office 320 Sansome,
room 23, r. 500 Van Ness Av
Robinson Louis, coachman, (i26 Jackson
Robinson Lydia, domostic Pacific Hebrew Orphan
Asylum, NE cor Hayes and Devisadero
Robinson M. Mrs., r. 226 Post
Robinson Mi.r.v Mrs., r. 1309 Mission
Robii.son Mathilde, widow, r. .WS Montgomery Av
Robinson Michael, tinsmith W. W. Moiitaguc & Co.,
r. 1133 Harrison
Robinson, OIney «& Byrne (Corneli\iB P. Rob-
iuson, Warren Olney and James K. Byrue) attor-
neys at law, 310 Pine, rooms 35-41
Robinson Patrick F., collar and harnossmaker, 520
Battery, r. 2114 Powell
Robinson Peter, captain schr Golden Rule, Channel
St. Wharf
Robinson Peter, ship ballaster, 1122 Battery, r. Oak-
land
Robinson Richard, stevedore Chase & W<dfr, r. cor
Harrison and Main
Robinson Richard G., assistant engineer SS. Los An-
geles, r. W s Octavia, bet Green and ('nion
Robinson Richard G., expressman, r. S s Eighteenth,
bet Noe and Sanchez
Robinj^on Richard W. E., auditor Pacific Mail SS.Co.,
r. The Baldwin
Robinson Robert, attorney Central Pac. RR., office KE
cor Fourth and Townsend, room 40, r. 45 Liberty
Robinson liobert, carpenttr, r. 245 Clara ^^^
Robinson Robert, dealer sewing machines, r. 830 Mis-
sion
Robinson Robert, seaman scow Sarah Brontz, Beale
St. Wharf
Robinson Robert, Superintending ergiueer Pacific
Mail SS. Go., r. 3.57 Brannan
Robinson Robert A., r. 11 Russ
Robinson Roberts., r. 1038 Mission
Robinson H., Boot and Shoemakers' Uuion,771 Market
Robinson S. I). Mrs., r. 197 Hyde
Robiuson Sidney O., painter and extraraan Hook and
Ladder No. 4. S. F. F. D., r. 112 Bernard
Robiuson Susan Miss, actress Adelphi Theater, r. 641
Washington
Robiusou Theodore, plasterer, r. 230 Minna
Robinson Thomas, plumber Richard Rice, r. 1133
Harrison
Robinson Thomas, stonecutter John Grant, r. 129
Tow! send
Robinson Thomas A. (Chamberlain & Robinson)
and ijrincipal English and mathematical depts
Pacific BiisiucsB College, 320 Post, r. 418 Jones
Robiusou Thomas B., r. 2534 Howard
Robiusou Thomas D., seaman schr Caroline Dixon, r.
103 Sacramento
Robinson Thomas F.
Robinson Thomas P.
2015 Dupont
Robinson Tud (H. H
Av
Robinson Walter T., receiver Simmons, Rowe & Co.,
52 Clay. r. 3 Bowles PI
Robinson W.C. laborer, r. 828 California
Robinson William, r. 919 Stockton
Robinson William, bricklayer, r. 936 Folsom
Robinson William, hotelkeeper, r. 1122 JjLarkin
Robinson William, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Robinson William, miner, r. 32 Fourth
Robinson William, seamaff, r. 35 Pacific
Robinson William, seaman, r. 103 Clark
Robinson William, seaman schr J. G. Wall, Howard
St. Wharf
Robinson William, shipjoiner, r. 233 Hayes
Robinson William A., clerk special agents Post Office
dept., 320 Sangome, room 43, r. 165 Ninth
Robinson William E., brakemau Southern Pac. RR.,
r. New Washington Hotel
Robinson William F., tinsmith Continental Oil and
Transportation Co., r. 1133 Harrison
Robiusou William H., butcher, r. 721 Turk
Robiuson William H.. carpetlayer Alexander Mockay,
r. 502 Greenwich
Robinson William H., clerk Daniel 8. Davis, r. 65
Jessie
Robinson William J. K., teacher music, 9 Stevenson,
r. 311 Fremont
Robinson William T., mining expert, r. 821 Grove
Robinson ZimaH., lumber surveyor, r. 17 Hampton PI
Robiuson & Gillespie (Henry C. Robinson and Wil-
liam J. Gillespie) , carpenters and builders, 339
Sutter.
Robinson. See Robertson and Robison
Robison A. C. & Co. (Ansel 0. Robison and Frank J.
Evans) , birds, goldJish and curiosities, 540 Kearny
Robison Ansel C. (A. C. Robison & Co.) , r. Oakland
plumber, r. 1133 Harrison
bookkeeper Peter Robinson, r.
Scott & Co.) r. 806 Van NesB
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Low Rates
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AND DOMESTIC COiVL., 41 Market Street, corner Sjieur.
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BobisoD Charles F., miller Lttuineister Mills, r. 3
MisHiou
Boblson Tboiuas, ploKterer, r. (iSo JtEsie
BobitKcbeck Hermau, statiuuer, 410 Sacramento, r.
Irilij Brodcrlck
Robitscher i^aiiiuel, boots and shoes, 1589 Turk
Robl Margaret, widow, r. 807 Filbert
Robliu Peter, waltiT Frederick C-urades, r. 319 Post
Robrccht Antou (Robrecht & Co.) r. 82(1 Pacific
Robreiht August (Robrecht .V Co.) r. 826 Pacific
Robrccht & Co. (Anton and Aufiust) furniture, 826
Pacific
Robshaiu U., ironsawycr Pmc- Rolling Mill, r. V/ s
Michigan, bet Shasta and Sierra
Robsou George, r. E s Alabama, bet Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-sixth
Robsou Henry, sawliler, 300 Jackson, r. E s Alabama,
bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-si.xth
Robson John, tailor Henry Eichier, r. i Margaret Pl
Robsou Putnam, farmer, r. 103 Geary
Robsou Sarah, widow, r.NE cor Sixteenth and Bryant
Av
Robsou. See Robison, and Robinson
Boby Francis .\., watchmau S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 716 Bay
Roby Francis M., r. 715 Howard
Roby Pacific, ironer Occidental Laundry
Rocca Giovanni B. (Sturlu & Co.) r. llOti Dupont
Roccu Giuseppe, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Bocca J. B. L., r. 328 Giary
Bocca Joseph, marblecutter James Henderson, r.521
Green
Roccatagliata Giuseppe, Italian Benev.Soc, 423 Wash-
ington
RoccatagliataPietro, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Bocco Anton, porter L. Kadovich & Co., r. cor Powell
and Jacksun _
Rocco August, cook Collins k Wappell, r.W^ Fourth
Rocco Pietro, Italian Beuev.Soc. liS Washington
Koce Gustav, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Roche Annie J- Miss, assistant Eighth St. Primary
School, r. il7 Eddy
Boche Benjamin R., milkman, r. NW cor Octavia and
Filbert
Boche Charles, cooper, r. Pacific Railroad House
Roche Cliarles, steam marbkworks, 44-48 Board-
man PI, r. 318 Clementina
Roche Eliiiabeth, widow, r. NW cor Octavia and Fil-
bert
Boche George W.W., salesman John Taylor & Co., r.
2195 Devisadcro
Boche James, carrepairer M. P. and M. dept Central
Pac. RR., r. 22 Bluxome, rear
Boche James M., porter St. David's House, 715 How-
ard
Boche James R., luajor, paymaster V. S..\., r. 29 Glen
Park Av
Roche James V.. collector Renton Coal Co.,r. 812
Hyde
Roche John Mrs., r. 417 Eddv
Boche John J. (Roche & Di.sbeek) r. 417 Eddy
Boche John R., printer Francis, Valentine & Co., r.
120 Francisco
Roche Maggie Miss, tailoreaa Harris Kozmlnsky, r.
1421 Taylor
Boche Mary, widow, r. 417 Eddy
Roche Mary Miss, tailoress Harris Kozmlnsky, r. 1421
Taylor
Boche Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. Seventeenth, bet
Castro and Diamond
Boche Peter, bartender, r. 640 Folsom
Roche Rulaud M., draftsman John A. Rcmur, r. 412 >i
Fifth
Roche Simon (Corbett fc Roche) r. 632 Hayes
Roche Stanislaus Sister, suprrior Roman Catholic
Orphan Asvlum, N,bot Eighteenth and Twentieth
Avs, South S. F.
Roche T., widtiw, bakery, 2117 Fillmore
Roche Thomas, shoemaker E. D. Nolan & Co., r. E s
Bartlett, bet Twenty-sixth and Army
Roche Thomas B., stonecutter, r. 412 M Fifth
Boche Walter E., collector, r. 4123^ Fifth
Roche <Sc DeHheck (John J. Roche and John Dcs-
beck) attornejs at law, 30-32 Montgomery Block
Roche. See Roach
Rochel Joseph, cabinetmaker Charles M. Plum & Co.,
r. Bootz Hotel
Rochelle Ludwig, waiter Russ House
Rochtstt T , traveling salesman, r. 324 Sutter
Rochester E. J.,r. 1057 54 Folsom
Rochester Oermaii Insnrunro Co. (fire) of
Riichestfcr, Jacobs & Easton general agents, 216
Sansome
Rochester Isaac, r. 38 Park Av
Rochester John, tiuemith, r. 38 Park Av
Rochet Mary, domestic 1220 Powell
Rochette Ch.irlcs, drayman, r. 1511 Buchanan, rear
Rochford Bernard T., cler^.r. 336 M Bush
Uochford James H., policeman City Hull. r.2103Iie»T.
Rochford Rose A., widow, r. 1232 Pacific
Rochfort A., r. N^rth Pacific Hot<;l
Rochfort Dora, widow, r. 27 Beideman
Kochiccioli .■\ssunta, Italian Bcm v. Soc, 423 Wash. ;
Rochlccioli Fortuuato, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Rochicioll Christopher, sllverplater Ranerl F. Bocta- I
iccioli, r. 522Jt Stevenson, rear i
Rochicioli Raneri F., galvano-plastic, bronze, gold
and hilver plating works, 6 and » Tyler I
Rochiiii P., Juarez Guard, 1524 Stockton |
Rock Charles, master n^riner, r. 418 Greenwich
Rock Charles, stevedore, r. 104 Alta PI, rear
Rock Henry, seamati, r. 26 Steuart
Rock Henry, seaman schr Huencme, Spear St.Wharf
Rock Htnry P., r. 1522 Mason
Rock Island Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.jR. N. Van Brunt secretary, 318 Pine, room 18
Rock John, r. 1522 Mason
Rock Nelson, carpenter, r. E s York, bet Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth, rear
Rock Rose, widow, r. 010 Fell
Rockeufield Williaiff, barber, 441 Valencia
Rocker Mary, widow, r. 533 Greenwich
Rockes Johu, teamster Renton Coal Co., r. 154 Ship-
lay
Roikforth A., S! aman. r. North Pacific Hotel
Rockman Morris, physician, r. 723 Ellis
Rockner William, drayman, r. 1027 Howard
Rocks Ferdinand, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Rocks Ferdinand, secoad mate schr Laura May,
Union St.Wharf
RocliS Owen, coke dealer, r. IBM Hunt
Rockwell Cleveland, assistant U. S. Coast and Geo-
detic Survey, oflSce 214 Stockton (after July Ist
new U.S. Appraiser's Building) r. Albino, Oregon
Rockwell E A. Miss, artist (portrait) studio 103
Montgomery
Rockwell Frank, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 118
Ellis
Rockwell James W., collector, r. 142 Se,venth
Rockwell Walter M., commission, 117 Pine, r. 418
Post
Rockwitz Gottlieb W., bookkeeper Charles Meinecke
& Co., r. 25 Pearl
Rockwood Edmund R., clerk Naval Office, Custom
House, r. 2039 Mission
Rocky Point Mining Co. (Placer Co.) T. L. Bibbins
secretary, 314 Bush, room 1
Rodda John, collector, r. 2616 Sacramento
Rodda William H., mining, r. 1813 Post
Roddan Charles, upholsterer ludiauapolis Chair
Alanuf . Co., r. 120 Twelfth
Rodden — Miss. r. 27 Clenientina
Rodden Charles, helper 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 20
Clarence PI
Rodden George, blacksmith, r. 75 Oregon
Rodden George, helper melter and refiner's dept U. S.
Mint, r. San Rafael
Rodden Hugh E., hairdresser, 234 Folsom
Roddtn John, shoemaker, r. 234 Folsom
Rodden Susan, domestic 15)4 Howard
Rodden. See Roden
Roddie Paul, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Rode Charles T.. third officer Pacific Mail SS. Gra-
nada
Rode Christopher B., drayman, NE cor Front and
Pine, r. 126 Freelon
Rode Emil, pirtvait painter, studio and r. 6.59 Clay
Rode George F.. teamster, r. cor Polk and Bonita
Rode Hermann, waiter New Atlantic Hot-.l
Rode Johannes, cook, r. Keystone Hotise
Rode William, mate schr Reaper, Larue's Wharf
Rode. See Rohde, and Rhode
Rodccker Elias, carriagemaUer, r. 11 }4 Dikeman PI
Rodef.ld Frederick W., liquor saloon, SW cor Post
and Kearny, r. 6 Stockton PI
Roden Adolph G.. H very stable, 1717 Sacramento, r.
1810 Sacramento
Roden William H., salesman Brigham, Whitney k
Co., r. 1926 Sutter
Bodeu. See Rodden
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l^odenberg Henry, carpenter, r. 125 Pnrk Av
Kodcrick Aiitone D., steward Charlos Pochin, r. 1015
I Washington
j Koderick Antonio, r. 203 Treat Av
' Roderick Antonio, seaman Pacific Coast 8S. Orizaba
} Roderick David, barber Philip Cohen, r. Brooklyn
I Roderick Louis, waiter SS. Oreyon, r. N\V cor Sixth
! and Howard
Roderick Manuel, writer Paeific Club, r. 42 Louisa
Bodes William M., chief engineer U. 8. Revenue Btnir
Shubrick
Bodett Peter, r. 041 Broadway
Rodgers Arthur (King & Rodgers) attorney at law,
'207 Sausome, r. lU Ellis
I Rodgers Augustus F., assistant U. S. Coast and Geo-
I detic Survey, office 2U Stockton (alter July 1st
new U. S. Appraiser's Building) r. East Oakland
Rodgers Charles, maltster Empire Brewery, 4'20 Chest-
nut
Rodgers David J., blacksm» David R. Coleman, r.
cor Bryant and Zoe
Rodgers Edward J., deputy County Tax Collector, r.
1727 Market
Rodgers Ezra, seaman, r. 219 Main
Rodgers Fernando S.,8iguwriter, G29 Merchant, r. 722
O'Farrell
Rodgers Frank, deckhand stuir Capital, Oakland
Ferry, r. East Oakland
Rodgers Frank, seaman Oregon SS. George W. Elder,
Folsom St. Wharf •
Rodgers Frederick, laborer Hayes Valley Brewery, r.
514 Grove
Rodgers George, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Rodgers H. O., extraman Engine No. 2,^. F. F. D , r.
817 Howard
Rodgers J., r. Hubbard House, 139 Fourth
Rodgers .James, r. E s Twenty-second, iir Alabaiud
Rodgers James, teamster American Buttonhole Over-
seaming and Sewing Machine Co., r. 51:! Linden
^Rodgers James D., carpenter, r. 12a Langton
Rodgers James F., machine operator Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 51:! Linden Av
Rodgers James S., blacksmith William A. Mowry, r.
123 Langton
Rodgers Johi: (John llodger.'s & Sons) r. 130 Tenth
Rodgers John, blacksmith Thomas Costigan, r. IC
Hickory Av
Rodgers John, shiiicarpenter, r. 814 Montgomery
Rodtjers John, teamster, r.W s Hampshire, bet Twen-
ty-second and Twenty -third
Rodgers John Jr. (John Kodgers & Sons) r. 130 Tenth
Rodg'ers Joliii iSf Sons (John, John Jr., and Wil-
liam Rodgers) hay and grain, junction Hayes and
Market
Rodgers John B.. Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Rodgers John J., book agent, r, 513 Linden Av
Rodgers Josie C. Mrs., r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Rodgers Lee O., phy^iciau and surgeon, office 128
Fourth, r. 817 Grove
Rodgers Lutlier, bookkeeper Madison & Burke, r. 19
Ellis
Rodgei s Margaret, domestic 416 Chestnut
Rodgers Martin C, salesman X. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
American Exchange Hotel
Rodgers Mary Ann, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 511
Linden Av
Rodgers, Meyer & Co. (William Meyer, Fritz
Habenicht, H. L. E. Meyer, and John Wilson)
proptrs C.ilifornia Silk Manufactory, commis-
sion merchants, and agents Sea Insurance Co.
(limited) of Liverpool. 212 Battery
Rodgers Michael, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Rodgers Patrick, fireman Pacilic Mail SS. Co., r. NE
cor Brannan and Second
Rodgers Philip, liquor saloon, 1727 Market
Rodgers Philip J., search' r records, r. 1727 Market
Rodgers Thomas, lieutenant night inspectors Custom
House, r. 16 Hawthorne
Rodgers Wallace, teamster, r. 733 Turk
Rodgers William (.John Rodgers & Sons) r. 130 Tenth
Rodgers William, safemaker. r. 231 Main
Rodgers William A., actor, r. 26^ Langton
Kodgers William H. Mrs., r. 2020 Pine
Rodgers. See Rogers
Rodi Paolo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Rodieti Zacharias, Swiss Benev. Soc, 101) Montgom-
ery
Rodit E., r. 36 Clay
Rodky Ada Mrs., r. 931 Sutter
Rodman ieorge W., insurance agent, r. 1231 Turk
Rodncr Charles, wood carver J. B. Luchsinger & Son,
r. 1918 Jessie
Rodner Hugh, barber, r. 307 Folsom
Rodney George B., captain Fourth Artillery U. S. A.,
r. Presidio Reservation
Rodolph Irwin G., collector Miller & liUx, r. 1533
Ja<kson
Rodolph Henry, painter, r. 333 Linden
Rodolsky Frederick, carpenter, r. S s Lombard, bet
Sansome and Montgomery
Rodonsky Adoljih, sawyer D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
91H Folsom
Rodonsky Frederick A., sawyer D. A. Macdonald jc
Co., r. 916 Folsom
Rodrigo Downing J., fireman stmr Ancon, r. 32i)t
Broadway
Rodrigue Michael I., receiving teller Donohoe, Kelly
& Co., r. 1808 O'Farrell
Rodriguez Angelo, r. 10 Hinckley
Rolriguez Aiitone, master mariner, r. 613 Greenwich
Ki'driguez Antonio, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Rodriguez Antonio G., bookkeeper S. W. J^evy, r. 716
Filbert
Rodriguez Casiano, cigarmaker, r. 1119 Kearny
Rodriguez de Benitez Concepcion, r. 16 Carlos PI
Rodriguez Frank G., conspositor, r. .503 Green
Rodriguez Gregoria. dressmaker, r. 121 Virginia
Rodriguez Ignatius, r. 743 Brannan
Rodriguez Joao F., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Asan,
415 >5 Drumni
Rodriguez Joaquim M., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415J4 Drumni
Rodriguez Jose F., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 H Dmmm
Rodriguez Jose M., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 M Drumm
Rodrigjjj^ Julian F., r. 1528 Powell
Rodriguez Lee, brassfounder William T. Garratt, r.
305 Third
Rodriguez Louis, seaman, r. S s Union, bet Battery
and Sansome
Rodrigi.uz Lucio, carpenter, r. 121 Virginia — — . —
Rodriguez Manoel, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
4153^ Drumm
Rodriguez Sutro, carriage blacksmith M. J. McCue k
Co., r. 5 Virginia
Rodriguez Thome V., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415J<j Drumm
Rodriguez Tiburcio, r. 121 Virginia
Roduner Charles, woodcarv-^r. r. 1918 Jessie
Rodust B. A. E., salesman J. M. Moran & Co., r. 619
Larkiu
Rody John, laborer, r. 1239 Mission
Rodv John, teamster, r. Sixteenth Av, nr Railroad Av,
South S. F.
Roe Ann Mrs., r. 504)*; Minna
Roe Charles S., attorney at law, 217 Sansome, rooms
G and 7, r. 426 Second
Roe Edward A., salesman Lake & Sweetser, r. 426
Second
Roe Frederick A. (Roe & Yates) r. 426 Second
Roe Geortje H., secritary Cal. Electric Light Co., 17
St. Ann's Building, r. 426 Second
Roe James, liquor saloon, SE cor Fifth Av and L,
South S. F.
Roe Phyllis, widow, r. 426 Second
Roe Terrence. laborer, r. Seventh Av, bet M and N,
South S. F.
Roe Terrence, tanner, r. Sixth Av, nr K, South 3. F.
Roe Thomas H., special ijoliceman, r. 11 Twenty-
second
Roe Walter Joseph, tender Joseph J. Bamber, r.
Beach, bet Hyde and Larkin
Roe William, peddler, r. 256 Perry
Roe f; Yates (Frederick A. Roe and Henry G. Yates)
patent spring ho.-seshoe manufs, 211 Ellis
Roe. See Rowe
Roeben Albert G.. coppersmith, r. 37 Pacific
Roeben George, boarding and lodging, 37 and 39 Pac.
Roeben Henry, r. 524 Davis
Roeben Henry G., clerk, r. 37 Pacific
Roeben Johann, woodturner, r. 37 Pacific
Koeber Christian, carpenter, r. 423 Bush —
Roeber Christopher, carpenter Frank V. Acker, r. 16
Harlan PI
Roebke Frederick W., cutter X. Nicoll, r. Oakland
Roebuck Edmund E., boilermaker Thomas G. Roe-
buck, r. 221 Tenth
Roebuck Thomas G.,boilermakerand blacksmith, 137
Beale. r. 221 Tenth
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Roeckaer William, teamster Isaac Goodstein, r. 1037
Howard
Roed lllriuii, captain schr Dora, Jackson St.Whnrf
Roeder Adam, bartendi-r, r. .515 Sacramento
Boeilcr Adoli)h, carrier Evening Post, r. 'HI Stev.
Roeder August, cardriver, r. 91!' Clay
Roeder E. William, bookkeeper Lazard Freres, r. 502
Bush
Roeder Frederick, carpenter SS. Newbern. Folsom St.
Wharf
Roeder Heinrich, cook George Dettner, r. 313 Pacific
Rotder J. A. Clement, pbvsician, office and r. 1838
O'Fairell
Roedin^f Frederick, vice-president and cashier
The tiermnn Savings and Loan Society, office 526
CHliforuia, r. 1410 California
Roefer Lena, domestic 18 Columbia
Roehrigs G. H. (Gillo k Roehrigs) r. Bootz Hotel
Roellig Eugelbert, jeweler Ernest Heurici, r. 211
Third
Roemer Adolph P., proptr West End Nursery, E s
Mission, opp Six Mile House
Roemer Caspar, v.^rnis•lle^ and polisher, 10 Steven-
son, r. 1919 Mason
Roemer Caspar Mrs., r. 1919 Mason
Roemer Christian, tailor, r. 8 Mcdau PI
Roemer Kiij^ene, general agent German General
Benev. Soc.. 114 Dupont, r. Alameda
Roemer Fredeiiik, tailor, r. 115 Buchanan
Roemer Oscar, engineer Pac. Vinegar Works, r. 520
Fulton
Roemer Robert, bookkeeper J. Cerf & Co., r. 2113^
Geary
Roemer. See Romer
Roenicke Charles, salesman Joost Brothers, r. Park
Hotel
Roenser O., r. 702 Harri.son
Roenttgen -Jacob, miner, r. 5 Washington
Roeper Charles, baker, r. 609 Jack!^on
Roes Louis B. W., bartender John L. Krey, )•. 45
Church
Roese William G., stockrounder Levinsky Brothers,
r. Clara, bef Ritch and Fourth
Roesler Charles, liquor saloon, 703)s Davis, r. 755
Howard
Roesler Charles A., barber George A. Stom, r. 755
Howard
Roesler Henry A., barteu'ler Charles Roesler, r. 755
Howard
Roesler Hermann, carpenter and cabinetmaker, 225
Post. r. 114 Turk
Roesler Julius, barber John Hi ffman, r. 411 Pacific
Roetimer Emily Mrs., teacher needlework Zeitska's
lublitute, 922 Post, r. Alunieda
Roeth Charles (Three Urothers) r. Kankakee, 111.
Roeih George (Three Brothers) r. Portland, Oregon
Roeth Henry C. (Three Brothers) r. 227 Geary
Roetlie Clirixtian, apothecary, 501 Third, r. 461
Bryant
Roettgi r Fritz, builder, r. 2025 Sutter
Roff Henry, restaurant. 1604 Geary, r. 2019 Fillmore
Ropan M., coalpasscr Pacific Coast SS. Senator
Roge Louis, cook Mme. L. Laiilheaume, r. 63 Tehani;i
Roge Mamie Miss, milliner Mary J. Swanton, r. 63
Tehama
Rogelet Hippolyte, cook Auguste Dalland, r. 915
Jackson, rear
Rogen I,awrence, laborer, r. 1722 Mission
Roger A. Mrs., widow, r. 1009 Buchanan
Roger Daniel, peddler, r. 9 St. Charles PI
Roger T. A. P.. first steward Pacific Mai! SS. .Vus-
tralia
Rogers . piano' iiner, r. 12 Polk
Rogers .Abraham, r. 12 Miller PI
Rogers .\lfred, boatbuilder Bums & Eneass, r. 454
Sixth
Rogers Antonio F., hotelkeepcr, r. 415 Drumm
Rogers Binjamin Mrs., widow, liquor saloon, 252 j
Brannun
Rogers Charles, cardriver, r. 11 Hunt I
Rogers Charles, mate schr Fannie Gilmore, Pacific
St. Wharf * I
Rogers Charles A., retoucher Jeffers, Wells & Eipps, |
r. 303 Eddy |
Rogers Charles H., junk peddler, r. 1116 Harrison I
Rogers Charles W., gymnast, r. 250 Sutter
Rogers Cornelius, fireman, r. 3'.'3 Vallejo
Rojrerg Dnniel, attorney at law, 604 Merchant, r.
NW cor Baker and Haight I
Rogers Daniel, seaman stmr Santa Cruz I
Rogers David, brassfounder William T. Garratt, r.
Lake Merced
Rogers D. T, r. 334 Kearny
Rogers Edward, liookkeeper, r. 704 Stockton
Rogers Edward, jjlasterer new U. S. Appralsero'
Building, r. 13354 Shipley
Rogers Edward A., clerk generalfreight office Central
Pac. RR.. r. Oakland
Rogers Edward B. (Bordwell & Rogers) r. 130 Tyler
Rogers E. K., chief engineer .stiiir Empire, r. Oakland
Rogers Eliza, widow, r. 312 Jessie
Rogers Ephraim T., first officer SS. Nowbern. Folsom
St. Wharf, r. 1 17 Franklin
Rogers Fanny Miss, milliner Mrs. M. A. Soper
Rogers Florence F., conductor California St. RR., r.
1332 Pine
Rogers Fordyce H., r. 1.533 Sutter
Rogers Frank, carpenter, r. .530 Stevenson "~
Rogers Frank, engineer California St. RR., r. 1332 Pine
Rogers Frank E., shipcarpenter Middlemas & Boole, ,
r. S 8 Day, bet Church and Dolores I
Rogers Frederick H., clerk, r. 869 Market
Rogers George, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Rogers George, stevedore Chase & Wolfif, r. Market,
nr Steuart
Rogers G«orge A., restaurant, 1244 Mission
Rogers George E., r. 427 Geary
Rogers George H., contractor, r. 1776 Green
Rogers George H., junk dealer, r. 1116 Harrison
Rogers George P. Mrs., widow, r. 108 Prospect PI
Rogers George W., mining, r. 308 Leavenworth
Rogers Harry, r. 1630 Howard
Rogers Harry, clerk Bernard Bluiuenthal, r. 134 Sixth I
Rogers Harry, printer, r. 286 Stevenson i
Rogers Henry, r. 15 Stockton
Rogers Henry, agent Samuel Merritt, office 22
California, room Jl, r. Oakland
Rogers Henry D., physician and surgeon, office sndr.
308 Sutter
Rogers Henry O., driver Potrero and B.V. RR., r. cor
Iowa and Solano
Roger.s H. K.. freight clerk Pacific Mail S3. City of
Peking
Rogers H. P. Mrs., widow, r. 108 Prospect PI
Rogers Hubert, agent, r. 220 H;>ight
Rogers Isadore, bartender, r. 414 Minna
Rogers .J., waiter, r. 217 Minna
Rogers James, clerk, r. 366 Natoma
Rogers James, plasterer, r. 1911 Dupont
Rogers James A., expressman, 1006 Market, r. 12 Polk
Rogers James C, laborer, r. 205 Fifteenth
Rogers James D. G., carpenter, r. 1.504 Folsom
Rogers James N., clerk Alfred K. Durbrow, r. 1222
Pine
Rogers James R., detective City Hall, r. 810 Filbert
Rogers J. C, carwasher N. B. and Mission RR.
Rogers J. Henry, pilot, office 9 U. S. Court Building,
r. West Oakland
Rof ers John, r. 1434 Turk
Rogers John, bootblack, 9 Hardle PI, r. 636 Vallejo
Rogers .lohii, driver Omnibus RR., r. 523 Tehama,
bet Fifth and Sixth
Rogers John, expressman, SE cor California and Bat-
tery, r. 911 Greenwich
Rogers John, guard House of Correction
Rogers John, hostbr Patrick Farrell, r. SE cor Point
Lobos and Twentieth Avs
Rogers John F., seaman, r. 1012 Mason
Rogers John H., painter, r. 1405 Baker
Rogers John M.. upholsterer Cal. Farniture Manuf.
Co., r. 1332 Pine
Rogers Joseph, fireman stmr Alice Garratt, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
Rogers Joseph, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Rogers Joseph, sawyer, r. Pacific Railroad House
Rogers Joseph H., blacksmith Isidore Burns, r. 61
Tehama
Rogers Kate, domestic 824 Sutter
Rogers Lawrence, driver S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 224
Fraucisco
Rogers L. W. Mrs., ^vldow, furnished rooms, 627 Cal.
Rogers Lyman H.. conductor N. B. and Mission RR.,
r. 829 Folsom
Rogers Manuel (Rogers A: Freitas) r. 104 Second
Rogers Manuel, deckhand stmr Amelia. Washin^fton
St. Wharf, r. 7 Merchant
Rogers Manuel, fisherman, r. 203 Union
Rotters Margaret, widow, r. 21 Grand Av
Rogers Margaret E. Mrs., dressmaker, 1116 Harrison
Rogers Maria, widow, nurse, r. 1227 M Clay
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Rogers Maria, domestic C23 Tyler
Ro^eiB Mark, baker Michael Currran, r. 717 Brannan
Rogers Mary, widow, r. (>26 Green
Rogers Miiry Mrs., r 527^4 Natoma
Rogers Mary, widow, r. 13 Iioaveuworth
Rtpgers Mary F. Mrs., r. 44 Third
Rogers Mary J. Mrs., r. 1603 Kearny
Rogers Michael, driver Omuibua RR., r. 145 Shipley
Rogers Michael, driver S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 224
Francisco
Rogers Michael, laborer American Sugar Refinery, r.
1717 O'Farrell
Rogers Nathan, culling house, and storage, 818 Bat-
tery, r. Oa.land
Rogers Nathan, merchant, r. Munich, nr Russia Av
Rogers Nelson J., expressman, r. 320 Twenty-second
Rogers Oscar, carriagepainter Walter Welsh, r. Ala-
meda
Rogers Owen, soapniaker, r. Jersey, bet Douglass and
Diamond
Rogers Patrick, farmer, W s Lake Merced
Rogers Patrick, laborer, r. 154 Bluxome
Rogers Patri(^k B., Ktevedore,r. Lundy Lane, nr Cali-
fornia Av
Rogeis Philip S., machinist Moynihan & Aitken, r.
429 Bush
Rogers P. K. Mrs,, widow, dressmaker.121 Ellis
Rogers R. C, r. The Baldwin
Rogers Robert, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. City of
New York
Rogers Robert C, r. NW cor Baker and Haight
Rogers Robert F., stockbroker, 80 Nevada Block, r.
704 Stockton
Rogers Robert H., U. S. Internal Revenue ganger, r.
237 Chattanooga
Rogers Russell K.. farmer, r. 200 Valencia
Rogers Samuel L., attorney at law, office 72 and 73
Montgomery Block, r. Saucelito
Rogers Samuel N., reporter, r. 1114 Sacramento
Rogers Sarah, domestic 2014 Jackson
Rogers S. D., mining secretary. Safe Deposit
Building, 328 Montgomery, room 6, r. Oakland
Rogers Simpson F., carpenter, r. tlo^i Bu>h
Rogers Thomas, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. City of
Sydney
Rogers Thomas, fireman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Chester
Rogers Thomas, laborer Smith & Poultuey, r.
Brannau
Rogers Walter, carpenter, r. Day, nr Church
Rogers Walter, teamster M. Englander & Son, r
Turk
Rogers Walther E.^r. 121 Ellis
Rogers William (Leverone & Co.) r. International
Hotel
Rogers William, gardener Louis McLane, 438 Bryant
Rogers William, master marin. r. r. S s Twenty-third
bet Bryant and York
Rogers William, pilot stmr City of Stockton, r. 1021
Capp
Rogers William, plumber, r. 14 Sherman
Rogers William A., laborer, r. SW cor Tyler and De-
visadero
Rogers William B., r. 1009 Natoma
Rogers William J.', carpenter, r. 745 Howard
Rogers William R., r. 437 Chattanooga
Rogers Zaccheus, dentist, office and r. 308 Sutter
Rogers & Freitas (Manuel Rogers and Antonio Frei-
tas) restaurant, 104 Second
Rogers. See Kodgers
Rogerson James C, manager Pacific Life, 538*Cali-
fornia, r. 1226 Folsom, rear
Roget Joseph, chophouse, 898 Front
Rogg Lena Miss, costumer, 9 Geary
Roggia John, plumber, gasfltter and tinsmith. 440
Broadway
Rohan Thomas, clerk Menzies, Bingham & Co., r. 325
Tehama
Rohde Alma, domestic 1130 Eddy
Rohde August (Rohde Brothers) r. 2001 Powell
Rohde Brothers (August and Franz) boots and shoes,
509 Jackson
Rohde Ernst, bartender Peter F. Rohde, r. 2647 Mis-
sion
Rohde Franz (Rohde Brothers) r. 509 Jackson
Rohde Hans W., clerk Henry F. Kappke, r. 739 Union
Rohde Henry, liquor saloon, SW cor Wash, and Front
Rohde Henry G., bartender Henry Rohde, r. 429 Front
Rohde John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Clay and
Taylor, r. 1212 Clay
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Rohde Louis, scuraan, r. 407 Pacific
Rohde Peter, shoemaker John tJtschlg, r. 655 Minna
Rohde Peter F., liquor saloon, 8 Clay, r. 2047 Mission
Rohde. See Rhode, Rode
Rohe Martha, widow, r. 1226 Webster
I Roherdan Jessie Mitss, milliner Mrs. M. A. Soper
Rohlft'ii Cliarles C., Hqnor saloon, 1 Mission, and
groceries, 5 Mission
Rohn Caspar, helper Union Iron Works, r. 274 Tehama
Rohr John M., signpaiuter, r. 6 Tyler
Rohr John N., painter, r. 6 Tyler
Rohr Joseph, plumber, r. 34 T' bama
Robrbach John, head cook J. G. Foster, Cliflf House
Rohrbach John J. (Bujanoff & Rohrbach) r. Oakland
Rohrer Jacob, brewer Chicago Brewery, r. 108 Austifi
Rolirig Charles, foreman manuf . dept Greenebaum,
, Sachs & Freeman, r. 534 Jessie
Rohrle Augustus, fireman P»c. Distillery, r. NW cor
Francisco ad Fillmore
Rohrle Charles C, liquor dealer, r. Es Potrero k\, nr
Silver Av
Rohrs Diidrich, groceries and liquors, SW cor Clay
and Mason
Rohrs George H., liquor saloon, NE cor Sutter and
Central Av
Rolirs .Tolin D., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Mission and Eleventh
Rohrs William, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Rohte Emil (Kriise & Eiiler) r. 1324 Geary
Rohweder II., gardener, r. 686 Eighteenth
Rohweder Peter (Muus fc Rohweder) r. 839 Broadway
Roig Francis, salesman Peter Fernandez, r. 629 Valle.jo
Rojas J. M., vaquero Dunpiiy & HiUlrcth, r. Twellth
Av, bet N and P. South 8. Y.
Rojo A., painter, r. 913 Stockton
Roke Thomas J., boltcutter Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 3
King
Rokohl .^nnie, widow, r. 1619 Larkin
Rokusek Albert, boxn>aker F. Korbel fc Brothers, r,
27!^ Oak Grove Av
Rokusek Charles, polisher John Daniel, r. 27?^ Oak
Grove Av
Roland Mrs., r. 118 Eddy
Roland George, chief engineer stmr Harriet, Jacksun
St. Wharf
Roland Jane, domestic 626 Hayes
Roland Lewis J., watchman U. S. Sub Treasury, r. 606-
Montgomery
Roland Patrick, laborer Edward O'Neill, r. 1313 O'Far-
rell
Roland Peter, combmaker, r. 216 Twelfth
Roley James C. (J. C. Roley & Co.) r. 308 Kearny
Roley J. C. & Co. (James C. Roley) liquor saloon, 308
Kearny
Rolff Henry, restaurant, 2021 Fillmore
Rolff William, laborer, r. 29 Alta PI
Rolfs Charles, seaman, r. Keystone House
Roll James, clerk, r. 509 Washington
RoUand James, clerk, r. 100 Jones
RoUaud Julius, r. 718 Bryant
RoUand Louis, dyer and scourer, r. 612 Bush
Roller Albert B., printer Roller & Layng. r. 8 Rausch
Roller August, confectioner Westerfeld & Page, r. 4
Laskie
Roller Benjamin, printer, r. 10 Langton
i Roller Charles (Kaeehele .V Roller) r. 439 Fulton
Roller Elias A., special policeman, r. 708 Mission
Roller Frank R., supt Giant Powder Co., r. 8 Bond
Roller George, teamster William Trost,r. 2441 Cal.
Roller George M., clerk J. R. Gates k. Co., r. 8 Rausch
Roller John W. (Roller & Layng) r. 2441 CaUfornia
Roller Josiah W., finisher N. Gray & Co., r. 8 Rausch
Roller Oscar H., steward Herman H. Horst, r. Bruns-
wick House
Roller Thomas R., undertaker, r. 8 Rausch
Roller William, cook Henry Dettmar, r. 413 Stevenson
Roller & Layng (John W. Roller, and William G.
Layng) .job printers, 611 Clay
RoUet Charles, bakery, 639 Broadway
Rollette Michael, blacksmith Savage & Son, r. 546
Mission
Rolliuger Frank, coofc-Gasparo Giosich, r. 123)4 Sixth
Rollins Francis M., m.ister mariner, r. 518 Capp
Rollins Fraiik, laundryman, r. 1332 Natoma, rear
Rollins Frank, Ship Calkers' Assn, Barra's Hall, NW
cor First and Minna
Rollins Henry Mrs., widow, r. 628 Howard
Rollins Henry B., bookkeeper George F. Lamson, r.
5% Kearny
Rollins Henry B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 5}i Kearny
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Bollins Hiram S., Ship Calkers' Asan, Barra's Hall,
NW cor First aud Minna
Rollins J. E., r. 512 Twenty-third
Itollins Mai-Bhall, hostler La Grande Lnundry Co., r.
E 8 Thirttenth, btt Fol.-om and Howard
Bollius Mary A., widow, r. 5'2;( Fraukliii
Rollins Nina Miss, milliner Mrs. M. A. Sopor
Rollins Owen S., carpenter Meigg's Wharf
Rollins Reuben R. (R. K. Rollins & Co.) r. SW cor
Eaigbt and Buchanan
Rollins R. R. & Co. (Reuben R. Rollins and William
M. Morris) auctioneers, 53!> California, room 4
Rollins Walter, laborer, r. 775 Harrison
Rollins William, r. 4;>9 Minna
Rollins William, real-estate, 6 Mantgomery Av,
third floor, r. W s Scutt, bet Sacramento and
California
Bollius William Jr., blindmaker, r. W s Scott, bet
Sacramento and California
Rollins William R., mecliauic, r. 142 Sliver
Rolls Chairman, waiter Palace Hotel
Rolls John S., searchcir records, r. 1912 Jessie
Bolph Frederirk A., r. 1410 Howard
Rolph George W., sawyer, r. 139 Silver
Rolph James, note ckrk Bauk of California, r. 1210
Twenty-first
Bolph Joseph, baker, r. 1138 Folsom
Rolph Joseph W., clerk Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 1410
Howard
Bolph Mary E. Miss, hairdresser, r. 1138 Folsom
Roma Hotel, Gaetauo Beronio proptr, 818 Sansome
Roma Jose Mariano (Cabrera, Roma & Co.) r. 708
O'Farrell
Romacci Pietro, Italian sharpshooti rs, 413 Broadway
Romaggi Gabriolli, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Romaiu Dominique, lapidary Cal. Jewelry Co., r. cor
Pacific aud Dupont
Romaine Ralph, accountant South Pacific Coast RR.,
r. 502 Mason
Roman A. (The A. Roman Publishing Co.) 511 Cali-
fornia, r. 2508 Clay
Roman A. Publishing Co. (The) 511 California,
room 12
Uom.-in Bruno, salesman Frank Pauson, r. 220 Turk
Roi»:iii Catholic Orphan Asylnm, Sister
Stanislaus Roche superior, N, bet Lighteenth and
'Iwentieth Avs, South S. F.
Roman Charles, porter Flieler k Kiefer, r. 3 Eddy
Roman Herman, salesman Frank Pausou, r. 220 Turk
Romanes E. Miss, portrait painter, r. 614 Sutter
Romnnl Salvatore, liquor saloon, 437 Broadway
Romaui Sebastian, gardener, r. Old San Jose Road, nr
Berual Station
Boinaser H., mate schr James Townsend, Mission St.
Wharf
Rombach Adrian, butcher Merry, Faull & Co., r. 357
Clementina
Romberg William, groceries and liquors, 1049 Howard
Borneo Ant(m, second cook SS. Los Angeles, Broad-
way Wharf
Romer George A., piano tuner Sherman, Hyde k Co.,
r. 532 Greenwich
Bomer John X., carpenter Palace Hotel, r. 37 Post
Romer John L., with South Pac Coast RR.,oflice20
and 21 Nevada Block, r. 9:;0 Market
Romer Lotta Mrs., dressmaker, 37 Post, cor Kearny
Romer William H., bookkeeper E. Hoch.stadter & Co.,
r. Sauceliti/
Romer. Sec Roemer
Romero Antonio, cook, r. 5 Jasper PI, rear
Romero JoRtJ A., bookkeeper Schleiden & Scholl, r.
2020 Mission
Bomeyo Louis, gardener, r. Old San Jose Road, qr
Bemal Station and Old R<ick Ranch
Rommel Charles, baker Adam Eck, r. 804 Greenwich
Rommel Gustave. blacksmith, r. 512 Green
Ronald Charles E., laborer, r. 15 Mission Av
Ronaldson James R., accountant Commercial Union
Assurance Co., r. Alamtda
Ronan Bridget Miss, r. 611 Mason, rear
Bonau James, dyer F. Thnmns & Co., r. L, bet Eighth
and Ninth Avs, South H. F.
Bonan James M.. butcher, r. L, bet Eighth and Ninth
Avs, South S. F.
Ronan John, butcher Hugh Crummey, r. Tenth Av,
bet L and M, South S. F.
Bonchette Giovannini, peddler, r. 15 White PI
Roncovieri Alfred, musician, r. 33 Hinckley
Roncovieri Marie L., widow, pruprietri;88_Roncovieri
House, 31 and 33 Hinckley
Honda Louis, carpenter, r. 224 Linden
Rondel Edward, Inpidary Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 1425 Bush
Rondinetii Carle, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Roudinetti Maria, Italian Btnev. Soc, 423 Washington
Ronecke Charles, salesman, r. Park Hotel
Ronecke Frank, carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Ronehamj F., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Roney Edward, wood and coal, 1312 Pacific
Roney James (Good & Roney) r. Vallejo
Ronkey William, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Ronnau John, cooper David Woeruer, r. 2 Beale PI
Ronnebaum Clemens, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Ronquetto Juan, Spanish Bencv. Soc, 730 Mont.
Rontauge Anton, laborer, r. 1224 Dupont
Rontct Mathia:-, r. 620 Green
Rooch John W., clerk J. H. A. Folkers A Brother, r.
616 O'Farrell
Booker L. M. Mis., furnished rooms, 732 Sutter
Rooney Annie, widow, r. 5:U Linden Av
Rooney .\nnie Miss, machine operator E. Detrick &
Co., r. 258 Guerrero
Rooney An tonlus Rev., r. Dominican Monastery, Ws
Steiner, bet Pine and Bush
Rooney Barrett P. carpenter, r. 131 Ji Freelon
Booney Bridget Miss, housekeeper Lick House
Rooney Charles L., deputy Superintendent of Streets,
r. 336J<i Bush
Rooney Derby, clerk Rooney Brothers, r. W s Utah,
bet El Dorado and Sixteenth
Rooney Frank, molder Union Iron Works, r. 16 An-
touia
Rjoney James J., groceries aud liquors, E s Potrero
Av, bet Sixteenth and El Dorado, r. W s Utah,
bet El Dorado aud Sixteenth
Rooney John, driver N. B. and Mission RB., r. 427Jj
Clementina
Rooney Kate Miss, chambermaid Lick House i
Rooney Michael, boxmaker, r. 30U9 Mission 1
Rooney Michael, hostler J. M. Richardson, NW cor !
Fulton and Sixth Av
Rooney Michael, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co. :
Rooney Patrick, r. E s Potrero Av, bet Sixteenth and |
El Dorado i
Rooney Patrick H., liquor saloon, 813 Battery, r. 273 i
Minna j
Rooney Peter, laborer, r. E s San Bruuo Boad,. nr
Cortland Av |
Booney Robert, plasterer, r. 429 Chestnut
Rooney Thomas, engineer La Grande Laundry Co., r. :
E 8 Thirteenth, bet Folsom and Howard |
Rooney Thomas, fireman Spring Valky Waterworks, I
r. 2519 Larkin |
Roomy Thomas, laborer, r. Noe, bet Eighteenth and
Nineteenth ' |
Rooney Thomas, waiter SS. Oregon, Folsom St. j
Wharf
Rooney Thomas, woodturner, r. 628 Noe, nr Nine-
teenth I
Rooney Timothy, r. 520 Eighth [
Roop Benjamin, superintendent animals Woodward's
Gardens, r. 132 First Av !
Boos AchlUo, salesman Boos Brothers, r. 1362 Post i
Roos Adolph (Both & Co.) r. Lick House i
Roos AdolpVie (Roos Brothers) r. 1362 Post
Roos Brotliers (Adolphe and Hyppolite) clothing
and gent's furnishing goods, 36 and 37 Kearny,
cor Post
Roos Charles, painter, r. 529 Sixth
Roos Charles B., carpenter, r. W s Bright, betSadowa
|uid Railroad Av, San Miguel
RootfC. v., waiter Overland House, 531 Sacramento .
Roos Hyppolite (Roos Brothers) r. Virginia City. Nev.
Roos Joseph, salesman Hcrrmun Cohen, r. Alameda
Roos N., r. IG Stockton
Root A. J., ironsmelter, r. 7 Second Av
Root Dutiis E., president Odorless Excavating
Apparatus Co., office 432 Kearny, r. (iOO Gonry
Root Edward B., clerk Thomas H. Selby & Co., r. 2503
Clay ■
Boot Elliot M. (Boot & Sanderson) r. 1209 Jackson
Root George B., with Richard C. Hooker, r. 1814
Steiner
Root Henry, assistant engineer Central Pac. RR., NE
cor Fourth and Toynseud, r. 130 Tyler
Root Henry, baker Vienna Bakery, r. 421 Stockton
Root Irs C, tyler Masonic Lodges, r. 51 Third
Root James E., salesman Gutta Percha and Rubber
Manuf. Co., r. 127 Kearny
Root John W., wagonmaker, r. 501 Webster
Root L. E. Mrs., r. 22U Third
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Root Nathaniel H., pressman Francif, Valentine &
Co., r. 2503 Clay
Boot Nath"aniel T., bookkeeper Pioneer Iron Works,
22r> and 227 Beale, r. 2503 Clay
Root Willinin J., porter Root & Sanderson, r. 213
Eddy
Root W. li., student Heald's Business College, r. Ahl-
boru House
Root <Sc Sanderson (Elliot M. Root and George
H. Saudt;r8on) importers and jobbers groceries '
and provisions, 122 and 124 Market, and 19 and
21 California
Ropeke Hidiuiith F., miller Dohrmann & Co., r. 5 1
Taylor PI I
Roper Beliiidii Miss, assistant Eighth St. Orammai
School, r. 1104 Market
Koper Edward, real-est;ite, r. .521 Turk
Koper Geor;;e J., clerk Murphy, Grant * Qci., r. 1104
Broadway
Roper Henry T., laborer, r. 415 East
Roper John J., bookkeeper, r. E s Dolores, bet Sev-
enteenth and Eit;bti-enth
Roper Karl, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Koper Mary A. Mis.s, assistant Market Ht. Primary
School, r. 1104 Market
Roper Peter, carpenter, r. 37 Pacific
Boijer William, barber Hermann Laewen, r. 726 Mis-
sion
Koper William, farmer, 8 3 Ocean House Road, 1 mile
S of Ocean School House
Ropers John, steward New Atlantic Hotel, r. 207 Mont-
gomery Av
Ropers Sophia, widow, r. 742 Fourth
Roprlk Joseph, orfi.iu builder, r. 527 M Birch Av
Roques Marie, confectionery and varieties, 1C07 Du-
pont
Rorke B. B. & Co. (Benjamin B. Rorke) stockbrokers,
304 Montgomery
Rorke Benjamin B. (B. B. Rorke & Co.) r. 1802 Van
Ness Av
Ros Jason A., Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 7.S0 Mont.
Ropa Carl, seaman SS. Slonterey, Broadway Wharf
Rosa Francisco, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broaaway
Rosn John, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co., r.
1229 Folsom
Rosa Joseph, barber, 433 Pine, r. 20 Calhoun
Rosa Joseph P., barber, 657 Clay, r. 14 Auburn
Rosa Patti Miss, actress Bella Union Theatre, r. Inter-
national Hotel
Rosa Thomas, actor Theatre Comique, r. 909 Jackson
Rosales Alcaria, widow, r. 2 Varennes
Rosales M., r. 8 Elizabeth, ni; Tweuty-third
Rosborough Jnhn J., bookkeeper Bullock & Jones, r.
725 Pile
Rosch Henry, cooper I. Nesbitt & Brother, r. New North
German Hotel
Rosen Rufus K., eai-penter. r. 1826 Jessie
Rose A., furniture finisher F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r.
526 Natoma
Rose Andre^v W. Jr., mining secretary, 302
Montgomery, room 4
Rose Benjamin" machinist Rlsdon I. and L. Works, r.
SW ccr Eighth Av and M, South S. F.
Rose Benjamin V., engineer Bay Soap and Candle
Works, r. cor Eighth Av and M. South S. F.
Rose Charles, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Rose Charles, seaman schr Dashing Wave, Spear St.
Wharf
Rose D. R., steerage steward O. & O. S3. Belglc
Rose Edward J., cigars and tobacco, 316 Bush, r. 418
Van Ness Av
Rose Edwin, carpenter, r. 1032 Market
Rose E. G., driver Market St. RR., r. 1114 Stelner
Rose Edward M., clerk, r. 14 Geary
Rose Frederick, bartender, and extraman Engine No.
5, S. F. F. D.. r. 639 Pacific
Ro.'e Frederick, butcher, r. Seventh .\v, bet M and N,
South S. F.
Rose Harry, shoemaker, r. 325 Lombard
Rose Henry, foreman India Rice Mill, r. 609 Capp
Rose Heni-y, porter Stearns & Smith, r. Keystone
House
Rose John, cabinetmaker, r. 1239 Folsom, rear
Rose John, fruit dealer, r. 107 Seventh
Rose John J., varulsher Kragen & Gelst, r. 736 Bran.
Rose Lewis, porter Matthew Kerr, r. 21 Clara
Rose Louis M., seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Rose M., seaman Pacific Coast SS. Senator
Rose Manuol, captain schr Mary Fernandez, North
Point Dock
Rose Mary F., widow, r. 901 Mission
Rose Milton, steward stmr City of Stockton, r. 146
Fifth
Rose Nannie M. Miss, saleswoman Samuel Hill, r. 828
California
Rose Numar O., clerk, r. 303 Capp
Rose S., widow, r. 44 Everett
Rose Thomas, expressman, r. W s Castro, bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Rose William (William Rose & Co.) r. 435 Pine
Rose William, slioemaker, r. 22 Clara
Rose William & Co. (William Rose) mining and me-
chanical engineers, 435 Pine
Rose William A., laborer South Pac. Coast RR., r. 961
Mission
Rose William D., rigger William Brewster, r. SW cor
Bryant and Fremont
Rose William H., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
Occidental Hotel
Roseau Ed»uard, cook John Parrott, r. 620 Folsom
Roseberry .lames (Yerby & R(seborry) r. Oakland
Rosecrans William S., general mining and civil en-
gineer, r. Abbotsfcrd House
Rosegrave Thomas, waiter What Cheer House
Rosekainp Frederick, laborer, r. 418 Powell
Rosekrans H. & Co. (Hiram Rosokrans) Import-
ers, jobbers, and retail hardware, 638 Market
Rcsekrans Henry M., housepainter, 517 California, r.
627 Webster
Rosekrans Hiram (H. Rostkrans & Co.) r. 918 Va-
lencia
RoselU J., cook Perlnl & Ferini. r. cor Sacramento
ami Stockton
Roseman Ferdinand, mining, r. 522 Natoma
Rosen 0. & Co. (Christian Rosen) restaurant, 1303
Polk
Rosen Christian (C. Rosen &' Co.) r. 305 Sixth
Rosenbaud Leopold, boarding, 309 Powell
Rosenbauui Albert, assistant bookkeeper Sachs,
Strassburger & Co., r. NW cor Octavia and Cal.
Rosenbauui Albert 8. (A. S. Rosenbaum & Co.) r.
Now York
Rosenbaum A. S. 6i Co. (Albert S. Rosenbaum
and Joseph Brandenstein) importers and jobbers
cigars and tobacco, SE cor California and Battery
Rosenbaum Catherine, widow, r. 147 Shipley
Rosenbaum Charles, bookkeeper, r. Cosmopolitan
Hotel
Rosenbaum Charles, shoemaker, 058 Mission
Rosenbrxum Emil, engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 1024)i
Larkin
Rosenbaum Emil, student, r. 1901 Octavia
Rosenbaum Emma Miss, seamstress, r. 147 Shipley
! Rosenbaum Frederick, seaman, r. 415 East
Rosenbaum Frederick H. (Fr. H. Rosenbaum & Co.)r.
707 Shotwell
Roseubanm Fr. H . «& Co. (Frederick H. Rosen-
baum and George Nelle) importers French plate,
English crystal sheet, and window glass, and
manufs French mirror plates and frames, 567
Market
Rosenbaum George, r. 147 Shipley
Rosenbanin I. S. & Co. (Isaac S. Rosenbaum)
manufs cigars, and dealers tobacco. 322 and 324
Battery, cor Clay
Rosenbaum Isaac S. (I. S. Rosenbaum & Co.) r. 1402
Jackson
Rosenbaum Joseph (Neustadter Brothers) r. 502 Bush
Rosenbaum Leopold, broker, r. 327 Geary
Rosenbaum Moses, oflce 206 Front, room 3, r. NW
cor California and Octavia
Rosenbaum Samuel, r. 11 Willow .\v
Rosenbaum Samuel H., clerk I. 8. Rosenbaum Ji
Co., r. 1402 Jackson
Rosenbaum Samuel M., bookkeeper Strasburger
Brothers, r. 1901 Octavia
Rosenbaum Sigmund D. (Rosenbaum & Co.) r. New
York
Rosenbaum Simon (Ro.senbaum & Scheellne) r. 11
Willow Av
Rosenbaum Valentine (Rosenbauiu & Co.) r. 309
Powell
Rosenbaum & Co. (S. D. Rosenbaum, Jonas Ho-
nlgsberger, M. Augustine, and Valentine Rosen-
baum) importers fancy dry goods, Yankee no-
tions, etc., 22 and 24 Battery
Rosenbaum & Scbeeline (Simon Rosenbaum
and Simon C. Sheeline) attorneys at law, 302
Montgomery, rooms 16 and 17
Rosenberg Amelia, widow, r. 902?^ Folsom
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Rosenberg Augustus A., clerk uiusic department A. L.
Bancroft & Co., r. 827 Twentieth
Bosenberg Benjamin, boot and shoemaker, 108 Geary,
r. 478 Jessie *
Rosenberg Benjamin, porter F. Toplitz & Co., r. 1228
Folsom
Rosenberg Charles, butcher Louis Rosenberg, r. 532
O'Farrell
Rosenberg Charles, human hair, 127 Jj Seventh
Rosenberg Charles, manager George Rosenberg, r.
1228 Folsom
Bosenberg Charles, salesman Cal. Cloak and Suit
Manuf. Co., r. 814 O'Farrell
Rosenberg Conrad, tanner, r. S sRutledge Av, ur Cal-
ifornia Av
Rosenberg E., r. 614 Kearny
Rosenberg Francis M., assistant Jefferson Grammar
School, r. I.il7 Post
Rosenberg George, cap manuf, SW cor Sansome and
Pine, r. 1228 Folsom
Rosenberg Goetz, butcher, 1 Mission Market, r. 2015
Howard
Roseubei-g Isaac, barber Stable & Bernhard, r. 1517
Post
Rosenberg Jacob, with Moody k Farish, r. 2218 Pine
Rosenberg Joseph 8., assistant bookkeeper L. Lebeu-
baum & Co., r. 1605 Powell
Rosenberg Joseph, bookkeeper L. & M. Eahn & Co.,
r. 810 Ellis
Rosenberg Joseph, butcher, r. 532 O'Farrell
Rosenberg Joseph, capitalist, and executor estate
Michael Reese, office 410 Mont., r. Palace Hotel
Rosenberg Joseph, clerk, r. 814 O'Farrell
Rosenberg Joseph, salesman Edward C. Fitts, r. 756
O'Farrell
Rusenbei-^ 91. & Co. (M. Rosenberg and 'William
Melczer) wholesale liquors aiid cigars, Virginia
City. Nev., office 123 California
Rosenberg Louis, butcher, 3 New Metropolitan Mar-
ket, r. 532 O'Farrell
Rosenberg Meyer J., r. 814 O'Farrell
Rosenberg Morris, jeweler Pac. Jewelry Co. r. 338
Minna
Rosenberg Moses, butcher Goetz Rosenberg, r. 2015
Howard
Eoeenberg Myer, butcher, 519 Franklin, r. 527 Franklin
Rosenberg Samuc-l S., butcher, NW cor Vallejo and
Powell, r. 1605 Powell
Rosenberger Edward, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory,
r. N s Twenty-eighth, bet Columbia and Alabama
Rosenblatt Milton, dentist R. C. Mowbray, r. 1311
Tyler
Rosenblatt Samuel, stockbroker, 313 Pine, r. 1311
Tyler
Rosenblohn John H., liquor dealer, r. SW cor Rail-
road and Fifth Avs, South S. F.
Rosenblnni Daniel, barber, 504 Hayes, r. 607 Hayes
Rosenblum David, barber, CO" Hayes
Roscublum Harry, clerk Lippman Brother.'*, r. 607
Hayes
Rosenblum Herman (Cohn, Rosenblum & Co.) r. 1337
Pacific
Rosenblum Joseph, shoemaker, r. 607 Hayes
Rosenblum Philip, boots and shoes, 207 Sixteenth, bet
Mission and Howard
Rosenbork Catherine, widow, r. 659 Minna
Rosenbrock Minna, widow, r. 1151 Harrison, rear
Rosencrum Frederick, laborer A. Lusk & Co., r. 418
Powell
Rosendahl C, tailor, r. 446 Minna
Rosendahl Charles, clerk Baldwin's Restaui'ant, r. 835
Pacific
Rosendale A. C. * Co. (Adrian C. Rosendale and Alex-
ander Innes) importers fancy goods and novelties,
549 Market
Rosendale Adrian C. (A. C. Rosendale & Co.) r. 619
O'Farrell
Rosendale Amelia, domestic 1235 York
Rosendurn Emil, teacher music, r. 2022 Pine
Rosener Abraham, trimmer S. W. Levy, r. 114 Hayes
Rosener Brothers (Samuel and Henry) capitalists,
office 213 Battery
Rosenf r Henrv (Rosener Brothers) r. Palace Hotel
Rosener Herman, r. 116 Ivy Av
Rosener Herman, tailor, r. 402 Sixth
Rosener Samuel (Rosener Brothers) r. 904 O'Farrell
Rosener S. Fred., barber Harry Bernard, r. 402 Sixth
Rosener Simon, tailor, r. 808 Folsom
Rosener William, longshoreman, r. 24 Drumm
Rosenfeld Abraham, dry and fancy goods, 1302 Polk
Rosenfeld John, merchant, o$ce 310 Bansome, r.
NW cor Fulton and Pierce
Rosenfeld Morris, bookkeeper Cal. Corset Co., r. 708
Hyde
Rosenfeld Solomon, manuf ladies and children's
underwear, 639 Market, r. 708 Hyde
Rosengaru Henry, liquor saloon, 202 Post, r. 20 Stock,
ton PI
Rosengrave Kate, widow, r. 1445 Minna
Rosengreen Frank, seMtan, r. 129 Folsom
Roseugreu Peter, seaman schr Mary E. Anderson,
Eureka Dock
Roseulieiin Aaron, salesman James H. Bullard, r. 418
Tyler
Rosenheim Joel, r. 1107 Clay
Rijsenkranz Charles, r. S s Lombard, bet Fillmore and
Steiuer
Roseukranz Gershon, clerk Gabriel M. Phillips, r.
431 Si.xth
Rosenkranz Isidor, teacher music, r. 431 Sixth
Hosenkrtltiz John, capitalist, r. 431 Sixth
Rosenkranz Louis, butcher, r. S s Lombard, bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Rosenkranz Louis, drygnoJs, 252 Fourth
Uoseiikranz Moses, clerk Gabriel M. Bhillips, r. 431
Sixth
Rosenkranz. See Rosecrans
Rosenlau William, tanner S. F. Tannery, r. E 8 San
Bruno Road, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eighth
RosenmoUer Louisa, widow, boarding and lodging, 12
Washington
Rosenshine Adolph, salesman M. Rosenshine &
Brother, r. 919 O'Farrell
Rosenshine Leopold (M. Rosenshine & Brother) r.
219 Dupout
Rosenshine M. >!b Brother (Matthias and Leo-
pold Rosenshiuej importers and dealers cigars
and tobacco, 604 and 606 Front
Rosenshine Matthias (M. Rosenshine & Brother) office
604 Front
Rosenshine Moritz W., salesman M. Rosenshine &
Brother, r. 502 Bush
Rosenstein Henrj-, r. 812 California
Rosenstein Jacob, peddler, r. 265 Clara
Rosenstirn Julius, physician, offii e and r. 312 Stockton
Rosenstock Samuel W. (S. W. Rosenstock & Co.) r.
Palace Hotel
Rosenstock S. "W. & Co. (Samuel W. Rosen-
stock and Marion Leventritt) manuf s and import-
ers, and wholesale boots and shoes, SE cor Bush
and Sansome
Rosenthal Abraham, r. 413 Larkiu
Rosenthal Abraham (N. Brown & Co.) r. 624 Eddy
Rosenthal Abraham S. (A. S. Rosenthal & Co.) r. 428
Geary
Rosenthal Adolpli, consul German Empire, office
321 Battery, r. 1322 Geary
Rosenthal A. S. & Co. (Abraham S. Rosenthal) dry
goods and commission, 201 Bush
Hosenthal Bamett (Rosenthal k Frohman) r. 603
Washington
Rosenthal Benzin, r. 839 Geary
Rosenthal Charles, assistant janitor B'nai B'rith Hall,
r. 435 Natoma
Rosenthal Charles, student, r. 515 Eddy
Rosenthal Charles H., medical student, r. 120 Sixth
Rosenthal Dora, widow, r. Grand Hotel
Rosentlial, Fcder <fc Co. (Morris Rosenthal,
Samuel Feder, and Simon Bromberger) manuf s
and importers boots and shoes, factory and sales-
rooms, 33 and 35 Battery
Rosenthal Ferdinand, confectioner Schroth & Wester-
feld, r. 339 Eddy *
Rosenthal Gietel Mrs., dry and fancy goods, 120 Sixth,
r. 959 Mission
Rosenthal Htnry, bookkeeper Wurkheim & Co., r. 117
Third
Rosenthal Herman M., r. 959 Mission
Rosenthal Hubert, clerk Charles M. Leavy, r. Grand
Hotel
Rosenthal I. L. i Brother (Isaac L. and Meyer Rosen-
thal) boots and shoes, 132^ Polk
Rosenthal Isaac, boot and shoemaker. 202 Pacific
Rosenthal Isaac L. (I. L. Rosenthal & Brother) r. 1307
Lark in
Rosenthal Jacob, r. 619 Post
Rosenthal Jacob, janitor B'nai B'rith Hall, r. 436 Na-
toma
Rosenthal Jacob, mining, r. 104 Taylor
WINDOW SHADES.
Manufacturer of fine WnVDOW
SHADES for Private Resi-
dences, Stores, Offices, etc., etc.
GEO. W.CLARK,
645 Market Stre«t.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., whoi.esai.b hardwa^h;^^^
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Rosenthal Jacob, tailor, r. fi72 MisHion
Rosenthal Joseph, r. 83U McAlliHter
B')Bouthal Joseph, furniture, 47 Third
Rosenthal Joseph, real-estate agent, 318 Pine, room 7,
r. 1047 H Folsom
Rosenttial lioui», attorney at law, office and r.ll9
Pine
Rosenthal Louis, laborer, r. 634 Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth *
Rosenthal Louis, painter, r. 43S Naloma
RoBenthnl Ludwig(RoBenthal k Germain)r
Roseiithul Marcus, attorney at law
room 7, r. IHI'J Tyler
Rosenthal Max, bookkeeper Fechheimer, Goodkind &
Co., r. :i07 Tyler
Rosenthal Mej-er (I. L. Rosenthal & Brother) r. 1307
Larkin
Rosenthal Morris (Rosenthal, Feder k Co.)r. 515 Eddy
Rosenthal Morris, barber, 225 Dupont, r. 16 Stockton
PI «
Rosenthal Morris, Importer neckties, 103 Sansome, r.
23 Harriet
Rosenthal Moses S.. dry and fancy goods, 810 Mar-
ket, r. 1916 Howard
Rosenthal Peter, fruit dealer, r. E s Clienery, bet
Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Rosenthal Raphael, clerk, r. 331 Hayes
Rosenthal Rebecca Miss, ruchingmaker H. Lash, r.
435 Natoma
Rosenthal Roselia, widow, r. 3;'l Hayes
Rosenthal Wilhelmina Miss.nurse, r. 631 )i Stevenson
Rosentlial William, barber. 12 Jackson, r. North Paci-
fic Hotel
Roseiitlkul Si Froliman (Baruett Rosenthal and
Solomon Frohmanl cigar, cifiarette, and tobacco
manufHctarors, (!i27 and 029 Montgomery
Rosenthal & Germain (Ludwig Rosenthal and Dwight
Germain) book and job printers, .538 California
Rosentreter Otto, groceries and liquors, 8 s Lomliord,
bet Sansome and Montgomery
Roseri Mme.. danseuso Baldwin Theater, r. The Bald-
win
RoseUi Antonio, fisherman, Front St. M harf
Rosevear William, capitalist, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Rosewell George, setter Cal. Jewelry Co., r. NW cor
Gongh and Pacific Av
Rosewell Walter S., saddler Main & Winchester, r.
NW cor Gough and Pacific Av
Roseworn Richard, speculator, r. New Wisconsin Ho-
tel
Roshmun Paul, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Rosich (iiovanui, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Rosie Edward, cook, r. 75 Minna
Rosie John, blacksmith, r. 410 Broadway
Rosie Walt>r, secretaryU.W.C. Boot aud Shoe Co., 416
Market, r. 708 Buchanan
Roskamp Henry F., policf'man City Hall, r. Twelfth
Av, nr Railroad .Av, South S. F.
Roskami) William, clerk Arnold Sanders, r. 418 Pow-
ell
Roskett William, cabinetmaker, r. 1104 Pierce
Rosky Carl, tinsmith, r. 336 Shipley
K'lss Adam, carpenter, r. SE cor Ellis and Pierce
Ross Albert, painter Charlts A. Bernard, r. 230 Minna
Ross Alexander, r. 638 Green
Ross Alexander (Ross Brothers) r. 313 First
Ro8-^ Alexand'-r, clerk James Craig, r. 629 Front
Ross .Alexander, shoemaker, 503 Hayes
Ross Alexander J., watchman Grand Centrsl Market,
r. 238 Seventh, rear
Ross Allen O. (Delfino & Ross) r. 1311 Kearny
Ross Annie, cook 1501 Van Ness Av
(Ross Hrotbers (David and Alexander) wood and
coal, 313 and 315 First
Ross Brothers (Nathan and George) millinery, 938
Market
Ross Charles, cook, r. 509 Washington
Ross Charles, mate schr Dashing Wave.Spear ^.Wharf
Ross Charles A., r. 1413 Post
Ross Charles L.. clerk George L. Reynolds, r. 612
Taylor
Ross Colin, St. Andrew's Soc, 232 Sutter
Ross Daniel, salesman Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1712 Stev.
Ross Daniel S., superiutendf^nt repairs State Harbor
Commissioners, r. 734 Guerrero
Boss Daniel W., carpenter, 416 Sacramento, r. 1803
Broadway
Boss David (Ross Brothers) r. 313 First
Ross D. Wing, clerk banking dept Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. 324 Turk
Ross Edward, cook, r. 40i'> Pacific
Boss Eliza, domestic 10 Oak
Ross Krsklne M., associate justife Supreme Court
of California, chambers 610 Clay, r. Los Angeles
Robs Flndley, drayman Kane, O'Leary & Co., r. 317
Fir^t
Ross Florence Mrs., r. 1077 Market
Ross Frank C, r. 30 Post
Ross George (Ross Brothers) r. 1413 Post
Ross George, carpenter, r. 2611 Pine —
Ross George, carpenter Superintendent of Streets
Ross George, clerk P. J. McGoveru, r. 2 Hofif Av
Boss George, shipcarpeuter, r. 320!^ Ritch
Ross George A., carriagepaiuler Pac. Coast Children's
Carriage Works, r. E s Dolores, bet Twenty-eighth
and Twenty-ninth
Ross George D., driver, r. 11 Elliot-Park
Ross H. A. Mrs., cloakmaker Cal. Cloak and Suit
Mannf. Co., r. 1904 Missitm
Ross Harry D., clerk, r. 622 Market
Ross Hattie Miss, r. 402 Hayes
Ross Henry, r. 528 Pacific
Ross Henry, bartender Philip Hartman, r. Clay, bet
Montgomery and Kearny
Ross Henry, clerk, r. 1126 Alarket
Ross Hugh, real-estate, r. 1056 Hiiward
Ross J., r. 36 Clay
Ross James (Ross & Hutchinson) r. 114 Fell
Ross James, cabinetmaker, r. 2.';0 Jessie
Ross James, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Ribs James, steward Brooklyn Hotel, r. 132 Langton
Ross James Jr., millwright, r. 132 Langton
Ross James F., driver estate of Samuel Hill, r. 1436
Ellis
Ross James P., printer Fiancis, Valentine & Co., r.
lOO.l Turk .
Ross Jane Miss, assistant Florida St. Primary School,
r. 740 Sixteenth
Ross John, r. Gulden Eagle Hotel
Ross John, captain SS. Salinas, Broadway Wharf
Ross John, captain stmr Thomas A. Wliitelaw, r. 238
Steuart
Ross John, gasfitter McNally k Hawkins, r. 132 Lang-
ton
Ross John, grain sampler, r. 921 Battery
Ross John, master mariner, r. 22 Silver
Ross John, plasterer, r. 229 Stevenson
Ross John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
RnsR John, seaman, r. SW cor Gieeu and Battery
Ross John, shoemaker, r. 550 Mission
Ross John, watchman Centre Marki t, r. 308 Sutter
lloss Jobn C, captain ship Vigilant, Vallejo St. Wharf
Boss John E., assistant engineer S. F. F. D., r. 144
Second
Ross John L., plumber and gasfltter, r. 211 Eleventh
Ross John W., compositor S. W. Raveley, r. 518 Wash.
Ross .Toseph, clerk, r. 130 Tyler
Ross Joseph, laborer, r. 207 Pacific
Ros-f Joseph, plasterer, r. 725 Gough
Ross Joseph L., bookkeeper C. L. Taylor & Co., r. 120
Ellis
Ross Joseph S., r. 209 Prospect PI
Ross J. S. Rev., pastor tlL:ion Square Baptist Church,
r. 421 Post
Rors Mary, domestic 9i0 Valencia
Ross Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 610 Pine
Ross Mary Mrs., candies, 503 Hayes
Boss Nathan (Ross Brotheris) r. 1413 Post
Ross Nicholas (S. Martinovich & Co.) r. 16 Stockton
Ross Nicholas, miner, r. lOOM Jackson
Ross Nicholas, seaman s.hr North Beach, r. 405 Pae.
Ross P., miner, r. NE cor Seventeenth and Church
RobS Peter, seaman, r. 20 Steuart
Ross Robert, cutter Marks & Berliner, r. 216 Minna
Ross Theodore B., clerk, r. 214 Tyler
Robs Thomas, plumber and gasfltter, 216 Bush, r. 211
Eleventh
Ross Thomas A., actor, r. 503 Hayes
Ross Thomas A., smelter Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. 1015 Lombard
Ross Thomas H., fourth oilicer O. & O. 8S. Gaelic, r.
309 Francisco
Ross U. Mrs,, widow, r. 1413 Post
Ross William, stevedore, r. 409 Greenwich
Ross William, waiter, r. 357 Clementina
Ross William H., brassfinisher, r. 734 Guerrero
Ross William H., carriasepainter, r. 77 West Mission
Ross William J., bartender, r. 208 Leavenworth
Ross William M., r. 719 Tehama
Ross William S., carpenter, r. 5 Anna
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, '""^"'"a SMfeSr-aU"!"""^"""'
I HiArnnMniiru importer of and dbalbr ix cdai. \n'd pig iron,
J. inAOUUIlUUUn, 41 MurUt't Streot, corner Spear.
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E088 William T., teacher elocBtioD Trinity Scbool, r.
7K St. Anu'g Buildiug
R08B William W., clerk Crane k Brlgham, r. 1926
Howard
R0S8 William W., clerk Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 303
Eddy
RoBB William W., machinist, r. IC Howard Court
Koss William W., student, r. 16 Howard Court
K088 *: Hutchinson (-Tames R088 and William Huti'h-
insonl earpentt-rs and builders, NW cor Linden
and Van Nckr Ave
R08S8 Dominick, r. 5 Gaven
Rossan Dexter, r. Vi'do Market
Rostibaoh Catherine, widtiw, r. 1517 Hyde
Eossbach Frank W., proptr S. F. Packing and Provis-
ion Co., 5iry-ry2l Wiisliington, r. 1.517 Hyde
RoBsbtrt; Charles, baker Lick House
Rosse Andre, hostler Joseph Evans, 712 Pacific
Bossetcr George R. (Rosseter & Smith) r. G03 Polk '
Rosseter Fohu H. {Rosecter k Smith) r. 1620 Geary
Rosseter & Smith (George K. and John H. Rosseter,
and Stephen M. Smith) leatlier, and shoefindings,
ma Market
Rossi A. & Co. (Angelo Rossi and Augustlno Cauepa)
liquor saloon, .'>21 Commercial
Rossi Angelo (A. Rossi & Co.)r. 533 Green
Rossi Annie Sirs., matron City and County Hospital
Rossi Antonio, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Bro.idway
Ross. Dominico, Garibaldi Guard, i2-i Broadwmy
Rossi Giovanni, iu:irket, 515 Broadway
Rossi Giuseppe, Italian Beuev. Soc, 423 Washington
Rossi Henry, clerk Giovanni Rossi, r. 5)5 Broadway
Rossi Jean E., r. 530 Merchant
Rossi -John, bricklayer Daniel Shoerin. r. 433 Fulton
Rossi Nicola, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Rossi Peter 0. (Steylaars & Rossi) r. 1312 Kearny
RoBsie William C. tiler, r. Wliat Cheer Hou.se
RosBiter James, awning and window-shade manuf ,
104 Francisco, r. 106 Francisco
Roesiter Moses, watchman Baldwin Theater, r. 20
Turk
Rossiter Paul, chief engineer Pac. Mail SS. Granada
Rossiz .\ntonio, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wasliington
Rossmann Anton, lithographer George H. Baker, r. 8
8 Green, bet Baker and Lyon
Rossmann Paul, captain schr John Nagle, Howard St.
Wharf
RoBsmeyer George, laborer, r. L, bet Eight and Ninth
Avs, Souths. F.
Rosso John (F. Autunovich & Co.) r. 403 East
I Ro.st A. F., tinsmith, r. 909 Kearny
I Rosteiu Louis, fancy goods and notions, 110 Seventh
Rosusco Antonio. Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Rotenberg Abraham, merchant, r. 127 Seventh
llotenkolber George, boottitter, 3 Gardner Alley, r.
Clipper, bet Sanchez and Noe
Roten.'-tein Alexander, liquor saloon, 633 and 6:i5 Clay
Kotenstein Louis, bartender Alexander Rotenstein, r.
633 Clay
Rotermunde William, baker, r. 1310 Pacific
Rotermuudt Hugo, paperruler AltEof ft Bahls, r.
Oakland
Rotger Edward (Rotger & Bischoff) r. 718M Union,
rear
Rotger & Bischoff (Edward Rotger and Henry Bisch-
off) manufacturing confectioners, 307 East
Roth .Abraham, porter Kitt eberger & Dold, r. 202
Jessie
Roth Adolph B., salesman H. Behrendt & Co., r. 1820
Pine
Roth Ambrose, cook A. Wilson, r. 1310 Kearny
Roth Charles, r. 38 Eddy
Roth Charles, marktit, 8b Sixteenth, bet Guerrero and
Dolores
Roth Cliarles, printer F. Eorbel & Brothers, r. 118
Park Av
Roth Conrad, proptr Electro German Specific, 1053^
Filth
Roth Daniel (MichelS8>!U, Brown & Co.) r. 904 EIIIb
Roth Frances, domestic 21110 Folsom
Roth Frederick (Roth & Weber) r. 125 Post
^ Roth Frederick, carpenter, r. 423 Bush
Koth George, carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. lOOfi Wash.
BothHeiurich, 8. F. Baci-ker Verein. 413 Sutter
Roth Herman L. Mrs., widow, r. 923 Powell
Roth Isaac, salesman, r. 24 Garden
Roth Isidor, salesman Jacob M. Oohn, r. 24 Garden
Roth Jacob, maltster S. F. Stock Brewery ,r. 5 Midway
Roth John, fruits, etc., BW cor California and Bat-
tery, r. 318 Davis
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and
Roth Joseph (Roth & Co.) r. 119 Stockton
R th Paul, r. 1 Codman PI
Roth Solomon, tanner Herman Royer, r. 8W cor Ala-
bama and Twentieth
Roth & Co. (Joseph Roth, Adolph Roos, and Si-
mon Scheeliue; importers and wholesale wines,
liquors and brandies, 214 and 21C Pine
Roth & Weber (Frederick* Roth and Martin Weber)
carpenters and builders, 417 Bush
Rothacker Jacob, cook, r. 109 Ellis
Rothacker Mattie Mrs., dressmaker, 455 Bryant
Rothchild Abraham, upholsterer, r. 427 }< Austin
Rothchild Edward B., traveling salesman, r. 1029
Post
Rothchild Frederick H., civil engineer, r. 1029 Post
Rothchild Joseph M. (Rothchild & Marx) r. 419
Eddy
Rothchild Morris A., traveling salesman, r. 1029 Post
Rothchild Samuel, r. 1029 Post
Rothchild & Marx (Joseph M. Rothchild and
David B. Marx) attorneys at law, 315 California,
rooms 5-7
Rothchild, See Rothschild
Rothe Bruner, baker, r. 13 Pacific
Rother Robert, r. 106 Langton
Rotherman John (Rothernian & Stolte) r. Oakland
RotherniaiL <!J£ Stolte (John Rotherman and
Frederick Stolte) proptrs John's Saloon, Fourth,
bet Townsend and King
Rothermel Henry P., bootmaker, 403 O'Farrell, r. 101
O'Farrell
Rothermel Philip (Rothermel & Miillc-r) r. 721 Bush
Rothermel & Miiller (Philip Rothermel and Fred-
erick Miiiler) market, 702 Bush
Rothermund Frederick, barber, r. 1010 Montgomery
Rothery Samuel, blacksmith William Hawkins, r. 448
Jessie, rear
Kothfelder Margaret, widow, r. 127 Page
Rothfelder Pauline, fancy worker, r. 127 Page
RothgKuger Frederick, blacksmith Carvill Manuf.
Co.,r. 10 Boyd
Rothkopf Albert P., jeweler Henry Elleau, r.
Sacramento
Rotbleuder Otto, gardener, r. SW cor Sutter
Gough
Rothman Augusta, widow, r. 927 Jackson
Rothman Frederick, gasfitter William D. Hobro,
927 Jackson
Rothman Henrietta Mrs., varieties, 1513 J^ Dupont
Rothman Isaac H.. expressman, r. 15133^ Dupont
Rothman Jacob, plumber, r. 927 Jacl:son
Rothman Oscar, barber Giovanni A. Casslo, r
Dupont
Rotholtz Charles, fruit peddler, r. 417 Hayes
Rotholt/ Dorii Mrs., dressmaker, r. 417 Hayes
Rothspreck Frederick, cook, r. 409 Pacific"
Rothscliild , clerk, r. 224 Kearny
Rothschild Mrs., widow, r. 191« Pine
Rothschild , clerk Nathan & Colin, r. 224 Ke.".rny
Rothschild Baruch, estate of (Wenzel, Rothschild &
Hadenfel.n) 37 Post
Rothschild Eugene, bookkeeper Lancaster & NOrthon.
r. .Wt O'Farrell
Rothschild Henry, r. 309 Powell
Rothschild Henry, clerk J. W. Shaefter & Co., r. 1918
Pine
Rothschild Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Elli.s and Powell
Rothschild Henry, painter, r. 15 Stockton, rear
Rothschild Hugo (Rothschild & Ehrenpfort) r. 724
Geary
Rothschild Jacob S. (of J. S. Rothschild k Co
pendence, Inyo Co., Cal.)
705 McAllister
Rothschild Joseph, attorney
Powell
Rothschild Leopold, manager White Lead Works, r
130 Tyler
Rothschild Louisa, widow, r. 1918 Pine
Rothschild Maximilian A., compositor W. T. Rag-
gett & Co., r. 630 Commercial
Rothschild Moses B., bookkeeper Esberg, Bachman
& Co., r. 1627 Post
Rothschild Tetter, widow, r. 411 Green
Rothschild «!k Ehrenpfort (Hugo Rothschild
and Frederick Ehrenpfort) manufacturers and
wholesale confectioners, and foreign and domes-
tic fruits, 408 Cl.ay
Rothschild. See Rothchild
Rothwny Samuel, blacksmitc, r. 448'Je3sle
1513 J6
Inde-
oflSce 38 Sansome, r.
at law, 604 Clay, r. 309
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Kotroskl Rachel, widow, r. 12iy Turk
Kotrotiki William, saddler, r. rJ19 Turk i
Rotta Gio. Batta. cook A. Taliaferro & Co., r. 8 8 Val-
lejo, btt Powt'll aud Masou I
Rottaiizi Antonio, pbyuiciau aud druggist, SE cor I
cor Third aud Fulsoiii
Rottnnzi Giosiue (Ruttaiizi & Buzzaui) and liquor I
saloou, 1027 Market j
Rottnnzi cfc Buzaani (Giouuc Kottan/.i aud G.
Buzzini) liquor saloou, NW cor California aud j
Ceutral Av '
Bottcrmuuu Charles, liquor Halooii, 419 Bush, r. Pblla-
delpbia Hcuse
Rott^er Frederick, carpenter, r. '2ti25 Sutter
Rcttifuss Churles F., Cigariuakers' Assn, 771 Market 1
Rottiughouse Elizabeth, widow, eeamstreBS, r. 130 I
Oak. i-car I
Bottinyhouse Marj- A., seamstress, r. 130 Oak, rear
Roturier Charles (Rotiiricr & Zabaldano) r. 20o Mont-
gomery Av
Roturier Emil, clerk Koturier & Zabaldano, r. 205
Montgomery Av
Roturier tfc Zabalduno ((.'harles Roturier and
Alexander Zabaldauo) apothecaries, Montgomery
Av, SE cor Kearny aud Pacific
Bouard Eduuard, milkman Bernard MiosBi, r. NW
cor Lombard and FrauKlin
Bouard Joseph, groceries aud liquors, NW cor Lib-
erty and Ttiwnsend
Boucb Autou, deckhand stmr Pride of the Biver,
Jackson St. Wharf
Bougct Charles (t. H. Cardinet & Co.) r. Alameda
Rough aad Ready Gold aud Silver Mining Co. (Sto-
rey Co., Xev.) Charles H. Deland secretary, 320
Sansume, room 10
Rough John, laborer Uuion Iron Works, r. 307 First
Roughau James, laborer, r. 2012 Filbert
Rouleau Francois A., searcher records. Safe '
Deposit Building, 328 Montgomery, room 1, r. j
1814 Taylor |
RouUier Albert M., salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., ■
r. 509 Powell
Roulstone John W., barteuder, r. 331 Montgomery
Roumiguiere Alphonse, cooper Louis Chevalier, r. 317 !
Green, rear
Boumiguiere Elise, widow, r. 317 Green, rear \
Boumiguiere Ellis, engineer, r. 317 Green, rear
Bound Valley Water Co. (Plumas Co., Cal.) Abraham
Halsey secretary, 314 Montgomery '
Roundey C. H. & Co. (Charles H. Boundey and Sey- I
mour J.Fay) cigars and tobacco, 412 Kearny
Boundey Charles H. (C. H. Roundey & Co.) r. 510 |
Stockton
Eouudey John L. (Roundey h Co.) r. East Oakland ;
Roundey Sarah A., widow, r. 921 Sacramento
Boundey & Co. (John L. Roundey and Herman Rath- i
jen) Oakland, Brooklyn aud Fruit Yale express, |
1 Commercial '
Bounds Henry A., uianager M. H. Fowler, r. SE cor I
Sixth aud Harrison " I
Roundy James P. agent S. Aarou, r. 516 Valencia |
Bountree Benjamin T., capitalist, oflBee 404 Front, r. '
1518 Taylor
Bountree Charles C, clerk Schleiden & SchoU, r. 1518
Taylor
Bountree James O. (Bountree & McClure) r. 1256 Cal-
ifornia
Bountree James O. Jr. (Bountree & Langland) r. 1256
California
Bountree Oscar, assistant bookkeeper Meri-y, Faull
& Co., r. 1256 California
Bountree Walter E., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 125C California
Bountree William G., clerk Rountree & McCliire, r.
1217 Clay
Rountree .^ Langland (James O. Rountree #r., and
Benjamin F. Langland) stockbrokers, 304 Mont.
Rountree & McClure (James O. Rountree and
Penuel McClure) wholesale groceries and provi-
sions, importers teas, and commission merchants.
404 Front
Roure Joseph, bakery, NE cor Dupont aud Union
Rourk John W., bookkeeper Bank of California, r.
1924 Pine
Rourke Bridget, widow, r. 1626 Dupont
Rourke Charles, groceries aud liquors, SW cor Bryant
and Park Av
Rourke Delia Mrs., r. 330 Minna
Rourke Frank, teamster Hugh Flynn, r. 62 Shipley
Bourke Hugh, laborer, r. 62 Shipley
Uourke James, bookkeeper, r. 16J6 Dupont, rear
Rourke James O. , night insjiector Custom House, r.
026 3< Harrison
Bourke John, laborer, r. 362 Clementina, rear
Rourke Joltn, merchant tailor, 111 Montgomery,
r. 1517}^ Polk
Rourke Mary Miss, tailoress, r. 157 Shipley
Rourke Matthew, driver F.L. Such & Co.,r.W sDoug-
lass, bei Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Uourke Michael, boilermakcr, r. 157 Shipley
Rourke Patrick, horsoshoer, r. N 8 Twenty-ninth, bet
Dolurisand Guerrero
Rourke Patrick, miner, r.W s Eureka, bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
Rourke Patrick, molder Industrial Iron Works, r. 1522
Turk
Bourke Patrick J., salesman John J. Lane, r. 157
>?hipley
Rourke Peter, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r. 634 )j
Natoma
Rourke Rosa, widow, boarding, 215 Minna
Rourke Rosa, domestic 1025 Geary
Rourke Thomas, laborer freight dept Central Pac.
RR.
Rourke Thomas, salesman Edward Duane, r. Eureka,
bet Elghteentli and Nineteenth
Bourke Thomas F., brassfinisher Weed & Kingwell, r.
20 Clinton
Bourke. See Rourk and O'Rourke
Rouse Charles, r. 418 Vallejo
Rouse Charles S., artist, studio 103 St. Aun's Building,
r. VJL'l'i Mission
Rouge Warreu A., teamster Rouse & Laws, r. Oak-
laud
Rouse William, machinist Uuion Iron W'orks, r. 625
Post
Bouse William E. (Bouse & Laws) r. Oakland
Rouse »Sj Iia.-\v8(William E. Rouse and John Laws)
produce commission merchants, 306 Davis
Rousseau Charles, mirrormaker Whittier. Fuller h
Co., r. 718 Vallejo
Rousseau Jean, baker, r. Commercial, bet Dupont
and Kearny
Roussel Caroline Mrs., varieties, 130 Odk
Roupsel George, teacher, r. 130 Oak
Roussel Isidore W., carpenter, r. 110 Langton ■
Roussel Onezamus L., carpenter, r. 130 Oak
Rousset Paul, capitalist, office 619 Montgomery,
r. 339 Kearny
Bouf^sini Ferdinand, r. 637 Pacific
Eoutier Auguste, sheepskin tanner Dominique Legal-
let, r. Sixth Av, bet Q and R, South S. F.
Routstein Abraham, cabiuetmaker, r. 17 Garden
Eoux Frank, carver John Drouilhat, r. 813 Mout.
Roux Paul, bakery, 114 Virginia, r. 6o0 Sacramento
Rouzer L. H., clerk Recorder's Office, r. 1307 Ji Polk
Rouzet Beuoit, waiter, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Rouzreko M., r. Lindell House
Rovanni Augelo, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Eov.gno Dominico, restaurant, 615 Commercial
Rovegno Louis, gardener Joseph Baccigalupo, r. 8 8
Market, bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Rovegno Stephen, real-estate, r. 1719 Stockton
Roven George, fireman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Ver-
mont, bet Butte and Napa
Roveno Edward, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Roventini Gustavo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Roveutini Sesto, laborer E. Calevi, r. S s Clark, nr
Front
Rover Diedrich, groceries and liquors, NE cor Folsom
and Eighth
Rowan James, cook William G. Finch, r. 636 Com.
Rowan John, hostler Charles B. Taylor, r. 427 Steven-
son
Rowan Joseph E., apothecary William J. Bryan, r.
623 Howard
Rowan Mary G. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1604 Bush
Rowan Michael, clerk John W. Kehoe, r. NE cor
Ninth and Minna
Rowan William S., extraman Engine No. 6,;8. P. F.
D., r. 311 Sixth
Rowe , r. 36 Clay
Rowe Adelaide A. Miss, vice-principal Valencia St
Grammar S'hool. r. 2327 Howard
Rowe Albert, shipcarpenter, r. 16 Perry
Rowe August, liquor saloon. SW cor Fifth and Bryant
Rowe Charles R., cigarmaker A. Mann & Co., r. 512
Bush
Rowe Edward S., capitalist, r. 2327 Howard
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Rowe Elastic Truss Co., Walter J. Home proptr, 70-J
Market
Rowe Ella, domestic 720 Tyler
Rowe Heury, seaman, r. 26"steuart
Rowe Isaac, maaager Anatomical Museum, 9 Hardie
PI, r. 1019 Post
Rowe James, stevedore, r. N 8 Twenty-ninth, nr Mis-
sion
Rowe Joseph A., equestrian, r. N 8 Sixteenth, bet
Howard and SUotwell, rear
Rowe Julia, widow, r. 1316 Columbia
Rowe Maude M. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 1517)^ Taylor
Rowe Robert, operative melter and refiner's dept TJ. 8.
Mint, r. I'iH Shotwell
Rowe Kufus H., ciirisenter, r. 8 McCormick
Rowe Thomas, longshoreman, r. N b Greenwich, bet
Sansome and Montgomery
Rowe Thomas, machinist, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Rowe Thomas C., carpenter, r. CIO Treat Av
Rowe Thomas H., laborer Public School Dept, r. 41
Twenty-second
Rowe William. Cigarmakere' Assn, 771 Market
Rowe William B. ^Simmons, Rowe & Co.) r. IIU Fil-
bert, rear
Rowe William H. (McEathren & Rowe) r. 553 Jessie
Rowe. See Roe
Rowell Charles, physician, ofllce 426 Kearny, r. 1330
Pine
Rowell George F., compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
Commercial Hotel
Rowell John F., with James Randall, r. 1611 Mission
Bowell Joseph Rev., pastor Mariners' Church, r. 1416
Sacramento
Rowell Joseph C, teacher State University, r. 1330
Pine
Rowell Leonard F., assistant superintendent Wells,
Fargo & C )., r. -2344 California
Rowell Samuel, engineer stmr Thomas A. Whitelaw,
r. 355 Braiiuan
Roweu John, laborer, r. SW corking and Seventh
Rowen Thomas, laborer, r. W s Castro, bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
Rowland A. E., engineer, r. 423 East
Rowland Claressy L., widow, r. 9 Langton, rear
Rowland E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 917 Market
Rowland -James, solicitor Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Co., r. 39 Sixth
Rowland Jane, widow, r. 941 Bryant
Rowland Manning, clerk John Rose, r. 9 Langton
Rowland Patrick, laborer, r. S 8 O'Farrell, bet Oc-
tavia and Laguna
Rowland Patrick, tailor, r. 1613 Jessie
Rowland Peter, porter E. H. Jones & Co., r. 945 How-
ard
Rowland Richard, gardener, r. 708 Turk
Rowland Samuel, teamster, r. 1106 J^ Pierce
Rowland Willis T., r. 605 Geary
Rowland William, painter, r. 1004 Bryant
Rowlands Thomas, f(.reman AdamMuir, r. 19 ParkAv
Rowley A. B., r. "2719 Mission
Rowley Braiuaru N. (Rowley & Co.), r. 2719 Mission
Rowley Henrietta Mrs., photographic retoucher, r.
109 Montgomery
RowU-y William, porter McMillan & Eester, r. West
Oakland
Rowley & Co. (Brainard N. Rowley), managers Pro-
fessional Protective .\6su, 608 Market, room 16
Rowlinson Mortimer, accountant, r. 112 Fell
Rown George, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. E b
Vermont, bet Butte and Napa
Roxburgh Ellen, widow, dressmaker, r. 304 Seventh
Roxburgh James H., pressman Mrs. L. G. Richmond
k Son, r. 304 Seventh
Roxburgh John Mrs., r. 737 Howard
Roxburgh Joseph A., carpenter, r. 304 Seventh
Roxby Robert, capitalist, r. 603 Pine
Roy Cyiille, r. 6:j7 Pacific
Roy David, carpenter, r. 3.50 Brannan
Roy Eugene, clerk, r. 359 Brannan
Roy George E., bookkeeper John Sanlnier & Co., r.
Oakland
Roy Henry E., artist John Mallon, r. 229 Tenth
Roy Henry R., artist John Mallon, r. 229 Tenth
Roy John A., dairy, 35 Eddy, oflSce W s San Bruno
Road, opp Fifteenth Av
Roy Natbaniel H., teamster, r. E 8 Treat Av, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Roy Robert, assistant st-crf tary Hibernia Savings and I
Loan Soc, r. 1016 Vallejo i
Roy Thomas, laundry, 112 Taylor
Royal George, eleclrotyper Painter & Co., r. 4.50
Guerrero
Royal Insurance Company (Liverpool), Falk-
ner. Bell & Co.. agents, 430 California
Royal JoF.eph, molder, r. 75 Natoma
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co., W. Lane
Booker agent. 319 California
Royal Soa|> F.ictory (of Alameda) W. J. Houston &
Co.. general agents. 20.j Front
ROYAL ST. JOHN SEWING MACHINE CO,,
C. Shawl, agint, 30 Second '
Royal William, attorney at law, 504 Kearny, r.
720 California
Royce Clirk E., attorney at law, 214 SanFome, room
23, r. East Oakland
Rover G. 1'.., clerk Franklin Hotel, 321 Pacific
Royer Herman, maunf belting and lacing,
855-8i;i Bryant, r. .52f. Post
Roylance John, brass finisher S. F. Brass Works, r.
938 Folsom
Roylance Joseph, brassfinisher, r. 446 ^ Natoma
Roylance Jowph, proptr S. F. Brass Works, 45 and 47
Fremont, r. 113 Franklin
Roylance Thomas, brassfinisher 8. F. Brass Works,
r. 44GJ^ Natoma
Roylance William, brassfinisher 8. F. Brass Works,
r. 446^ Natoma
Royon Edward, r. 604 Vallejo
Roysdon A. W., attorney at law, 636 Clay, room 20
Rozalia A. B., collector, r. 32 Fourth
Rozas Ambrosio, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc. 730
Montgomery _, -
Rozell Charles, carpenter, r. 830 Howard
Roziere Cliarlcii, wines and liquors, 21 Stockton
Ru Land Charles, etereotyper S. F. Chronicle, r. 1513
Webster
Ruand F.lise, widow, r. 911 Vallejo
Rubb Marie, widow, r. W b Columbia, bet Seven-
teenth aud Eighteenth
Rubenstein Adolph, capmaker Wolf Fleisher, r. 29
Park Av
Rubert Charles, laborer, r. Alms-House Road, nr Her-
cules Powder Works
Rubilar Rosario, widow, r. 529 Filbert
Rubin Harris, speculator, r. 18 Moss
Rubio Concepciou, dressmaker, r. 906 Pacific, rear
Rubio Zenobia, dressmaker, r. 906 Pacific, rear
Ruble Nicholas (Corbett & Ruble) r. SE cor Howard
and Rubs
Ruby Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Globe District,
Arizona) Enoch G. Freeland secretary, 19 Mer-
chauts- Exchange
Ruby Sarah, widow, r. 10 Adair
Ruby Virginia C. Mies, assistant Miesion Primary
School, r. 2126 Howard
Ruckwardt Edward R., cook, r. NE cor Dolores and
Twenty-second
Ruddell EUen, widow, r. 11 Folsom Av
Ruddell George, clerk, r. 509 Washington
Rudiiell Lizzie, domestic 316 Thirteenth
Ruddell Minnie Miss, bookbinder, r. 11 Folsom Av
Ruddell Samuel J., bookbinder Charles E. Rankin, r.
11 Folsom Av
Rudden John, r. 549 Natoma
Ruddick Patrick, shoemaker Louis Cohn, r. 628 Pac.
Ruddick William J., workman coiner's dept U. 8.
Mint, r. 109 O'Farrell
Ruddock Andrew, real-estate, r. 324 Ji Broadway
Ruddock Andrew J., gasfitter James W. Ruddock, r.
IW Ivy Av
Ruddock Benjamin, laborer, r. Arch, San Miguel
Ruddock Ellen, widow, r. 322 Vallejo
Ruddock George T., with I. W. Taber k Co., r. 117
Ivy Av
Ruddock James, miner, r. 117 Ivy Av
RnddcH-k James W., plumber and gasfitter, 829 Sutter,
r. NW cor Church and Twenty-second
Ruddock Patrick H., clerk Thomas Derby, r. 117
Ivy Av
Ruddy B., laborer freight dopt Central Pac. RR.
Ruddy Bernard, miner, r. 502 Fourth
Ruddy Dennis, laborer, r. 119 Silver
Rudee Isaar, varieties. 129 Second
Rudee W., r. 127 Second
Rudin Eugene, porter Alfred Borel k Co., r. 1320 Hyde
Rudinger John F. B., metal stamper George H. Tay
k Co., r. 814 Montgomery
Rudkin Joseph A., stockbroker, 14 Leld., r. 22 Geary
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Kudrnnn Edwin W., clerk Oeorge B. Kuowles, r.
1308 fluerruro
Rndmaii John, r. 1308 Guerrero
Rudolf G. & Co. (John Rudolf and Kdward C.
Walter) Importers and manufacturers pianos, 107
Stockton
Budolf John (O. Rudolf & Co.) r. 108 Vicksburg
Rudolph A. C, sailinakcr Christian C. Funk, r. Oak-
land
Rudolph Adam, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Tactory,
r. 29 Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Rudolph A. E.. market, NE cor Sixth and Folsom
Rudolph Albert, seaman, r. North Pacitic Hotel
Rudolph Albert, 8<aman, r. '2'.iS Steusrt
Rudolph Albert, seaman sclir Dashing Wave, Spear
St. Wharf
Rudolph AlexH)"der fr., assistant librarian Free Public
Library, r. 313 Fourth
Rudolph Antone, laborer, r. Sixteenth Av, nr J, South
S. F.
Rudolph August, clerk Verdier, Moreau & Co.. r. NE
cor Dupont and Lombard
Rudoliih Bertha, domestic ()'20 Shotwell
Rudolph Charles, deckhand stmr Petaluma, r. Sau-
celito
Rudolph Charles, enameler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 709
Buchanan
Rudolph Charles, liquor saloon, NW cor Dupout and
O'Farrell, r. cor Ivy Av and Buchanan
Rudolph Charles, Riggers' Pro. Union, 614 Howard
Rudolph Edward, policeman City Hall, r. 427 Fran-
cisco
Rudolph Ernst, liquor saloon, 8E cor Howard and
Steuart. r. 419 Folsom
Rudolph H. E., chemisit, r. 313 Fourth
Rudolph Henry, painter, r. 526J4 Linden Av
Rudolph Jacob, bricklayer, r. 2411 Clay
Budiiiph Jacob Jr., clerk, r. 2411 Clay
Rudo'ph Julius, r. 72 Nutoma
Rudolph Louisa Miss, clerk William Rudolph, r. 25
Rondel PI
Rudolph Otto F., clerk William Rudolph, r. 25 Ron-
del PI
I Rudolph Victunas, r. 25 Rondel PI
■ Rudolph William, coal oil, lamps, etc., 1507 Market,
j r. 25 Roudel PI
1 Rudnlphus Albert, sashmaker Uriah Segars, r. 7 Te-
j hama
! Rudoui Aquilino, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
' Bndoui Pietro, Italian Benev. See, 423 Washington
. Rudorff Adolph, plumber Conrad Hildenbrand, r. 181
I Sixteenth
' Rue Edmund D., clerk S. B. Wakefield & Co., r. 9u4
; Leavenworth
I Ruebar J. Q. Rooseboom, physician, office and r. 649
I Broadway
1 Rueben Enrico &., Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
I Rueben Moses, stationery, 64 Montgomery Block, r.
318 Fell
I Rueben Susanna, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
I K«ed Johiu C, importer leather and commission
I merchant, 34 Clay, r. Oakland
Ruef Meyer, coUoL-tor, r. ."548 Tehama
Ruegg Antone, blacksmith Pac. Improvement Co.
Buegg Edward, cook William Tell House, 317 Bush
Ruegg Frank, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Georgia, bet Shasta and Sierra
Ruegg Louis, blacksmith Pac Rolling Mill, r. W s
Georgia, bet Shasta and Sierra
Ruegg Paul, bartender John Gingg, r. 328 Chestnut
Ruegg Selina Mrs., seamstress, r. Overland House
Buel Josephine Mrs., laundry, 1127 Clay, r. 5 Virginia
Buepp Simon, brewer Johu Wieland, r. 551 Folsom
Ruesch Christopher S., driver, r. N s Chestnut, nr
Powell
Rueser Charles, wagon and carriagemaker, 335 Mc-
Allister, T. 473 Jessie
Rueser William, cooper G. Groeziuger, r. 9M Welsh
Ruet Eugenie Miss, r. 63 Shipley
Ruet Margaret, widow, r. 63 Shipley
Ruf Ernst, baker, r. 127 Jackson
Ruf Frederica, widow, r. N s Humboldt, bet Kansas
and Vermont
Ruf Jacob, shoemaker, 903 Clay
Ruf Rudolph, painter and whitener, r. 412 Francisco
Ruf Stephen, foreman S. F. Abend Post, r. 624 Grove
Ruflf Alfred, carpetbeatcr Mitchell & Hobe, r. 230
Fourteenth
RuiTDiedrich, waiter, r. 113 Natoma
Ruff J. P., r. 1057 Mission
Ruff Julius, waiter, r. 51 Second
Riift'O., Cnliforuia Jaegers, 620 Bush
RiiflTat Germain, manuf and repairer ranges, 532
Pacific
Rufher Henry E., tinsmith, r. 619 Mission
Ruffiu Achille, tailor, r. 639 Broadway
RufBn Bruno, tiilor, r. 803 Montgomery, room 10
Rufliiio It. J. & Co. (Louis J. Rutlino and Carlo
Bianchi) successors to G. Brignardello, import-
ers, and wholesale marble dealers, 964-970 Br\ ant
Ruffino Louis J. (L. J. Rufflno & Co.) r. NW cor Six-
teenth and Dolores
Rnffley Henry E. (John Ruffley & Son) r. 21 Perry
Ruflley John (John Ruffley & Son) r. 224 Page
Ruffley Johu & Son (John and Heniy E. Ruffley) ex-
pressman, SK cor California and Sansouie
Rugaard H. W.. carbuilder Sutter St. RR., r. 19 Clara
Ruge George, driver Lang & Co., r. 1633 Post
Bugg Antone, blacksmith, r. 149 M Silver
Rugg Samuel P., physician, .302 Stockton, r. 532 Geary
Kiiggles Charles, deputy Superintendent of Streets,
r. 1707 Stockton
Ruggles Charles S. Jr., clerk LaiiAley & Michaels, r.
1707 Stockton
Ruggles D.ivid W., junk. 310 Jackson, r. 1212 Vallejo
Buggies James D., chief deputy County Clerk, r. 2210
Jackson
Ruggles John, foreman J. Morton & Co., r. 515 O'Far-
rell
Ruggles John E. (Dodge, Sweeney & Co.) r. 804 Jones
Ruggles John W., bookkeeper Dodge, Sweeney & Co.,
r. 14 Fair Oaks
Ruggles William P., doorkeeper U. S. Mint, r. 14 Fair
Oaks
Rugh Anthony, bartender Charles Wochatz, r. 3 Chat-
ham PI
Ruhl Adolphus (Ruhl Brothers) r. 1216 Jones
Rnlil Brotliers (Adolphus and Henry C.) Import-
ers, 522 Montgomery
Ruhl Georg • L., baker, r. 1838 Vallejo
Ruhl Henry C. (Ruhl Brothers) r. 1216 Jones
Ruhl John, bootmaker Joseph Gutberlet, r. 9i)S Kearn;.
Ruhl P. Manuel, cigar dealer, r. 1117 Kearny
Ruhl. See Rule
Ruhland Brothers (Christian and Frederick) dairy
NW cor Fell and Stanyan
Ruhland Christian (Ruhland Brothers) r. N s Fell, in
Stanyan
Ruhland Frederick (Ruhland Brothers) r. N s Fell, ::i
Stanyan
Riihle Rudolph, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 35 Lil;.
Av
RublingEdward,workm8n assayers' dept U.S. Mint, r
NE cor Liberty and Dolores
Ruiz Adolph (Ruiz Brothers) r. 1121 Stockton
Ruiz Brothers (Jose M. and Adolph) cigars and tobac-
co, NE cor Stockton and Pacific
Ruiz Fulgeucia. widow, r. 1121 Kearny
Ruiz Jose M. (Ruiz Brothers) r. 520 Broadway
Ruje R. Antonio, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730
Montgomery
Ruland Charles M., printer S. F. Chronicle, r. 1513
Webster
Rule Ferdinand K., secretary California
mers' Mutual Fire Insurance Association,
Pine, room 31, r. 807 California
Rule James G., mining expert, 131 Montgomery
Rule John W., drugs and medicines, NW cor Howard
and Third
Rule Richard, journalist S. F. Chronicle, r. 703
Stockton
Rule. See Ruhl
Ruley George W., collector, r. 1826 O'Farrell
Rulffs Diedrich C, waiter Charles Seifert, r. 113 Na-
toma
Rulffs John, dummyman Clay St. Hill RR.,
Leavenworth
Rulffs John Hermann, cooper Lachman & Jacobl, r.
107 Austin
Riiling Robert, commission merchant, r. 20 Vande-
water
Ruliui David, cabinetmaker, r. 305 Minna
Rull M. Perez, barber, Juarez Gu.nrd. 1522 Stockton
Ru'lhausen Christian, laborer N. Ohlandt & Co., r.
W s Wisconsin, bet Sierra .ind Napa
Rullhansen Christopher, laborer N. Ohlandt & Co.,r.
E 8 Wisconsin, bet Sierra and Napa
Rulofson Alfred Currle, salesman BaKer & Hamilton,
r. 2428 Pine
Eulofson Mary J., widow, r. 1108 Scott
Far-
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Ryan Duniel, r. 17 Chesley
Byan Dauicl, r. 174 Jessie
Ryan Daniel, foremau Thomas Ryan, r. 12 Willow Av
Ryan Uuniel, laborer, r. >'\V cor Fourteenth and
Castro
Ryan Daniel, laborer, r. 2223 Greenwich
Byan Daniel, laborer Presidio Reservation
Ryan Daniel, laborer Willard J. Willcox, r. Fifteenth
Av, nr Q. Siuth S.F.
Byan Daniel, laborer William Kerr, r. 905 Battery
Ryan Daniel, porter Ktane Brothers, r. 115 Kearny
Byan Daniel, teamster, r. 11 Heron, rear
Byan Daniel, teamster Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 535 Natoma
Ryan Dennis, r. W s Hampshire, bet Butte and Solano
Byan Dennis, cutttr T. Lancaster & Co., r. 418 Austin
Byan Dennis, helper 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. S s Sierra,
bet Georgia and Michigan
Byan Dill Y., r. 1823 Jackson
EyanE., horseshoer, r. 529 Valencia
Byan Edward, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Ryan Edward, laborer Western White Lead Factory,
r. 829 Branuan, rear
Ryan Edward, plasterer, r. 2.50 Tehama
Byan Edward, salesman Lawrence Eyan.r. 3 Caliioun
Ryan Edward, salesman Peixotto & Silverman, r. 675
Mission
Ryan Edward B., tax agent Central Fac. BR., r. 20
Stanly PI
Eyan Edward F.. boot and shoe manuf. Ws Gunnison
Av, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Eyan Edward S., salesman Robert Flenniken, r. 1407
Pacihc
Byan Edward W., carpenter, r. 432 Green
Byan Elizabeth, domestic 120 Capp
Byan Ella Miss, dressmaker, r. 324 Tenth
Byan F., seaman Pacific Coast SS. Senator
Byan Frank, r. 1207 Howard
Byan Frank, molder Steiger & Kerr, r. 23}i Minna
Byan Frank, seaman, r. 522 Folsom
Byan Frank Jr., molder Steiger & Kerr, r.^33^ Minna
Byan Frank B., clerk stationery dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 1434 Broadway
Byan Frank M., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 219
Powell
Byan George, bartender Francisco Garcia, r. 425 Te-
hama
Byan George, clerk Leander Quint, r. 237 Langton
Ryan George W., bartender Matthew Kerr, r. 5 Jansen
Ryan Hannah Mrs., furnished rooms, 1024 Stockton
Byan Helen, widow, r. 11 Louisa, rear
Byan Henry, blacksmith Constantino Grosso, r. 6
Lick Alley
Byan Isaac F., r. 1434 Broadway
Byan J., laborer Western White Lead Works, r. 829
Brannan
Byan James, boatman, r. 408 Greenwich
Byan James, brassfiuisher George H. Tay & Co., r.
565 J^ Natoma
Byan James, brewer Grogan & Anstett, r. 725 Green
Byan James, buckskin dresser Christian Hellwig, r.
115 Twenty-sixth
Byan James, clerk, r. 234 O'Farrell
Byan James, coalpasser Pacific Mail 83. City
Sydney
Eyan James, drayman, r. 1727 Market
Eyan James, driver N. B. and Mission BE., r.
Clinton
and Mission EB.,r. 26i}i
of
12
Eyan James, driver N. B.
Clementina, rear
Byan James, engineer Cal
ton
Eyan James, gardener, r.
and Eighteenth
Byan James, groceries and liquors, 116 Seventh, r
735 Minna
Eyan James, laborer, r. SW cor Sixteenth and Coluni'
bia
Byan James, laborer, r,
Byan James, laborer, r
Eyan James, laborer, r. 14.55 Minna, rear
Eyan James, laborer G. Venard, r. 577 Bryant
Ryan James, laborer William Kerr, r. 911 Battery
Byan James, laborer Superintendent of Streets "
Byan James, longshorenaan. r. 538 Mission
Ryan James, porter W. & J. Sloane. r. 58 Clementina
Ryan James, seaman, r. SW cor Folsom and Spear
Byan James, seaman sloop Forest Prince, Jackson St.
Wharf
Eyan James, sewing machine agent, r. 2 Natoma
Fuse Works, r. 205 Lang-
E 8 Dolores, bet Dorland
145 Silver
1407 Pacific
Byan James, shoemaker S. W. Busenstock & Co., r.
230 Jessie
Byan James, solicitor Peter F. Collier, r. i Natoma
Eyan James, stonecutter, r. 3 King
Byan James, tailor, r. 152 Clara
Eyan James, usher California Theater, r. 311 Dupont
Byan James A., conductor California St. BE., r. 1232
Pine
Eyan James A., draftsman, r. 6 Laskie, rear
Ryan James D., speculator, office 524 Washington, r.
072 Harrison
Eyan James E., clerk, r. 28 Glen Park Av
Byan James H., attorney at law, r. 1207 Howard
Ryan James J., salesman Peixotto & Silverman, r. 533
Post
Ryan James W., foreman pressroom California Demo-
krat, r. 1707 Jones
Byan James W., groceries and liquors, SE cor Fifth
and Minna
Byan J. E.. r. 636 Commercial
By.Hn Jeremiah, driver Market St. BR., r. 1201 Turk
Ryan Jeremiah, melter Pac. Iron Works, r. 26 Natoma,
; rear
i Ryan Jeremiah, seaman, r. 810 Battery
■ Ryan John, r. 5 Jansen
' Byan John, bookkeeper Lawrence Byan, r. 3 Calhoun
j Ryan John, bootmaker, r. 1215 }i Folsom
Ryan John, butcher G. Cuneo, r. 424 Broadway
i Ryan John, clerk, r. 47 Stevenson, bet Twelfth and
I Tliirteenth
I Ryan John, clerk, r. 172 Minna
I Ryan John, coachman Loring Pickering, 1018 Bush
Eyan John, conductor Omnibus BE., r. 662 Howard
Byan John, cook, r. 863!^ Market
Kyau John, cook Frank Emh<.ff, r. 26 First
! Byan John, farmer, r. Bockaway Banch, Ocean House
Boad
Byan John, fireman Pacific Mail SS. China
Ryan John, horseshoer David Magner, r. 445 Clem.
Ryan John, horseshoer Market St. BE., r. 1812 La-
guna
Byan John, laborer, r. 16 Bernice
Byan John, laborer, r. 115 Second
Byan Johu, laborer, r. 254 Minna
Ryan John, laborer, r. 414 Francisco
Ryan John, laborer, r. 5.'»1 Mission
Ryan John, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Ryan John, salesman M. Goodwin & Co., r. ll)i
Clinton
Ryan Johu, speculator, r. 6 Calhoun
Ryan John, stairbuilder, r. 237 Laugton
Ryan John, stevedore, r. 432 Brannan
Ryan John, tailor, r. 1121 Folsom
Ryan John, tanner Samuel Bloom, r. E s Florida, bet
Solano and Butte .
Byan John, teamster, r. 531 Linden Av
Ryan John B., harnessmaker, 639 Broadway, r. 312
Nineteenth
Eyan John G., seaman, r. 1322 Montgomery
Ryan John H., painter and grainer, 403 Sutter
Byan John J., assistant bookkeeper Muser Brothers,
r. 5 Natoma
Ryan John J., laborer E.Guittard & Co., r. .577 Bryant
Byan Johu J., peddler, r. NW cor Tehama and Nor-
wich, B. H.
Byan John W., bookkeeper, r. 2417 Buchanan
Byan Joseph, glassblower, r. 205 Laugton
Ryan Joseph, seaman Oregon SS. George W. Elder,
Folsom St.Wharf
Ryan Julia, widow, r. 349 ,M Minna
Ryan Julia, domestic 1625 Sutter
Ryan Kate, domestic 32 Tweinh
Ryan Kate, domestic 724 California
Ryan Kate, domestic 815 Broadway
Ryan Kate, domestic 1030 Bush
Ryan Kate Miss, r. 361 Jessie
Ryan L. Miss, assistant Pine and Larkin St Primary
School, r. 28 Glen Park Av
Ryan Laurie J., purser O. & O. SS. Belgic
Ryan Lawrence, aui'tloneer, and commission mer-
chant. 537 California, r. 3 Calhoun
Ryan Lawrence, laborer, r. 115 M Shipley
Ryan Lawrence, seaman, r. 440 Second
Ryan Lawrence M., bookkeeper Hibernia Savings and
Loan Soc, SE cor Clay and Baker
Byan Lawrence W., packer J. Cerf A: Co.. r. 48 Louisa
Byan Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 324 Tenth
Ryan Lizzie, dohiestic 1412 Pine
Eyan Ma^'gie, domestic 422 Oak
Byan Margaret, widow, r. 829 Brannan, rear
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Howard, r. 13 Ade-
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Ryan Margaret, -widow, r. 1913 Hyde
Ryan Margaret, domestic 1838 Sutter
Ryan Margaret L., widow, r. 810 Webster
Ryan Maria, domestic 1414 McAllister
Ryan Martin, laborer, r. 717 Lombard
Ryan Mary, widow, r. 6 Jansen
Ryan Mary, widow, r. 9 Leavonworth
Ryan Mary, widow, r. til8 Linden
Ryan Mary, widow, r. 2512 Octavia
Ryan Marj% domestic 514 Guerrero
Ryan Mary, d^iestic 027 Post .
Ryan Mary, domestic 1113 Hyde
Ryan Mary Mrs., jauitress Eighth St. Grammar
School, r. KiJ^ Decatur
Ryan Mary A., widow, r. 2417 Buchanan
Ryan Mary E. Mrs., r. ij02 Muson
Ryan Matthew, laborer, r. 12fi Oliye Av
Ryan Michael, bellman The Baldwin
Ryan Michael, carpenter, r. Fifteenth Av, betLand M,
South S.F.
Ryan Michael, doorkeeper Bush St. Theater, r. 6 Cal-
houn
Ryan Michael, expressman, NW cor Sixth and Mission,
r. N\V cor Tenth and Bryant
Ryan Michael, foreman pressroom Evening Post, r.
427 Third
Ryan Michael, horsetrainer, SE cor Point Lobos and
Twenty-third Avs, r. W s Twenty-second Av, 8 of
Point Lobos Av
Ryan Michael, hostler Central KR., r. 1719 O'Farrell
Ryan Michael, laborer, r. 1001 Battery
Ryan Michael, porter Yates & Co., r. 230 Pen'y
Ryan Michael, vegetable peddler
Ryan Michael, liquor saloon, 81C
laide PI
Ryan Michael J., carriagepnlnter,
Ryan Nicholas, teamster Hibernia Brewery
FolBom
Ryan Nora, domestic 1623 Pacific Av
Ryan P. Mrs., widow, r. 2401 Clay
Ryan Patrick, engineer William Deacon, r. 41 Minna
Ryan Patrick, hostkr Arthur Waters, r. 3 Myrtle Av
Ryan Patrick, hostler Market St. RR..r. 1719 O'Farrell
Ryan Patrick, laborer, r. 358 Branuau
Ryan Patrick, laborer, r. 1311 Scott, rear
Ryan Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 9 Freelon,
rear
Ryan Patrick, saloonkeeper, r. 210 Third
Ryaa Patrick, waiter Grand Hotel, r. 242 Minna
Ryan Patrick H., carriagei;aiiitei-, r. 1413 Mason
Ryan Patrick R., merchant, r. 28 Glen Park Av
Ryan Perry E., blacksmith, r. 515 Valencia
Ryan Peter, clerk Samuel Wand, r. 125 Seventh
Ryan Peter A., r. 921 Vallejo
Ryan Peter J., superintendent C. Curtin, r. 234 Bush
Ryan Peter T., comiTOsitor Examiner, r. 921 Vallejo
Ryan Pierce H., r. 814 Montgomery
Ryan Ralph, moldcr Savage Hz Son, r. 568 Howard
Ryan Eoger, real-estate agent, r. 723 Vallejo, rear
Ryan Sarah J. Misj, r. 1215^ Folsom
Ryan Shirley B., r. 20 Stanly PI
Ryan Simon, Stonecutters' Pro. Assn, 818 Howard
Ryan Simon B., r. 931 Market
Ryan Stephen, laborer Presidio Reservation, r. W 6
Fillmore, bet Broadway and Vallejo
Ryan Susan, chambermaid Nucleus House
Ryan T., cattledealer, r. Th "roughfare Hotel
Ryan Thomas, cartmun, r. 1623 Vallejo
Ryan Thomas, clerk Irvine & Le Breton, r. 829 Bran-
nan, rear
Ryan Thomas, glassblower 8. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 217 Langton
Ryan Thomas, groceries and liquors, 941 Bryant
Ryan Thomas, hostler R. N. Graves, 1501 Van Ness Av
Ryan Thomas, laborer, r. 14 Garden
Ryan Thomas, laborer, r. 205 Langton
I Ryan Thomas, laborer, r. 722 Grove
I Ryan Thomas, laborer G. Venard, r. 15 Moss
Ryan Thomas, mining, r. 1207 Howard
Ryan Thomas, proptr Grand Central Stables, 615 Ellis
Ryan Thomas, shoemaker M. D. Nolan, r. 321 Jessie
Ryan Thomas, special policeman, and extraman En-
gine No. 5, S. F. F. D.. r. 13 Pinckney PI
Ryan Thomas, watchman stmr Enterprise, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
Ryan Thomas F., agent Kentucky whiskies, r. Rubs
House
Ryan Thomas J., carriage painter, r. 522 Br.vant
Ryan Thomas J., clerk, r. 1207 Howard
Ryan Thomas P., r. 727 O'Farrell
Ryan Timothy, laborer, r. GL'be House
Ryan Timothy, teamstir, r. 30 Clara
Ryan Timothy, teamster, r. 1849 M Stevenson
Ryiin Timothy M., laborer, r. 938 3^ Fnlsoin, rear
Ryan Vincent A., local editor Alta California, r. 616
Taylor
Ryan Will. T., salesman Robert Flenniken, r. 1407
Pacific
Ryan William, bootmaker Edward F. Ryan. r. W .s
Gunnison .\v, bet Twenty-seventh and Twent.v-
eighth. B. H.
Ryan William, brassfinisher Weed & Kiiigwell, r. E s
Church, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Ryan William, carpenter, r. 1210 Laurel Av • — ^^
Ryan Willi^im, cook. r. Keystone Hi use
Ryan William, cook diaries Jones, r. (i29 Clay
Ryan Wil iam, co' per, r. Keystone Housa
Ryan William, engineer, r. 208 First
Ryan William, farmer. W s Ocean House Road, nr
Ocean View House
Ryan William, laborer, r. 13 Clinton, rear
Ryan William, laborer R. N. Graves, 1501 Van Ness Ay
Ryan William, longshoreman, r. 10 Bartol
Ryan William, melter Golden State and Miners' Iron
Works, r. 37 Minna
Ryan William, stevedore Chase & Wolff, r. 10 Ohio
Ryan AVilliam, typefounder, r. 918 Lombard
Ryan William A., typefounder, r. 918 Lombard
Ryan William I., plumber, r. 1207 Howard
Ryan William M., boltmaker Phelps Mannf. Co., r.21
Glover
Ryan Winnie, domestic 517 Franl;lin
Rycliman Garrett W., broker, r. 708 Shotwell
Ryckman William L., broker, r. 708 Sh' twell
Ryden Frederick, expressman, r. 2109 Webster
Ryder Alfred, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Ryder Charles, workman coiners' dept tf. H. Mint, r.
Oakland
Ryder Elliott, freight clerk Paciiic Mail SS. City of
New Yprk, r. 304 Third
Ryder Emily Miss, portrait and figure painter, 2634
Kearny
Ryder P'rederick, cariieuter. r. 16 Folsom
Ryder George, longshoreman, r. i:^07 Stockton
Ryder George AV. Mrs., widow, r. 1812 Mason
Ryder Henry, shoemaker, 132 Folsom
Ryder Jose])h, cnlkc r Middlen^as & Boole
Ryder Josiah T., calker, r. 20 De Boom
Ryder L. R. Miss, teacher music Public Schools, r. 632
Market
Ryder Patrick, gardener, r. 1511 Fillmore
Ryder Reuben N., clerk Tiernan & Co., r. 2613 Mission
Ryder Robert R., butcher Dickson Jfe Nelson, r. 20 De
Boom
Ryder Thomas, plumber, r. 1511 Fillmore
Ryder Thomas, steward Paciiic Mail SS. Granada, r.
321 Tenth
Ryder William G., r. 814 Green
Ryder. See Rider
Rye Patch Consolidated Mill and Mining Co. (Hum-
boldt Co., Nev.) D. F. Verdtnal secretary, 6 and
7 S. F. Stock Exchange Building
Ryer Fletcher F., student Cal. State University, office
330 Pine, room 42, r. Palace Hotel
Ryer Frederick, hatter Fisher & Co., r. 810 Bush
Ryer Wasliing-ton M. , M. D. , capitalist, office
330 Pine, room 42, r. Palace Hotel
Ryer William T. S., real-estate, office 330 Pine,
room 42, r. 912 Sutter
Ryers Thomas J., printer, r. 270 Tehama
Ryerson George M., driver A. T. Noble & Co., r. NW
cor Thirtieth and San .Tos^ Av
Ryhiner Adolph H. E., clerk A. C.Weber, r. 422 Van
Ness Av
Ryhner .\nton, salesman Charles Ryhner, r. 2*24
Geary
Ryhner Charles, commission merchant, 216 Davis, r.
2124 Geary
Rylando Peter, seaman bark Helen W. Almy, Mission
St. Wharf
Ryley George W., deimty collector U. 8. Internal
Revenue, ;'. 1826 O'Farrell
Rynnis John, carpenter, r. 2012Ji Dupont ■ '"
Ryhne James, chief usher California Theater, r. 309
Dupont
Ryrie John, cooper Ole Madson, r. 129 Jackson
Ryrie Peter K., porter Brigham, Whitney & Co., r.113
Valparaiso
Ryst Otto, bookkeeper Robert Haight & Co., r. 2905
Washington
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY.
LACE CURTAINS, BLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECfALTY. Office, 33 Geary St
I MAPnnMnilPU importer of axd dealer in all kinds of foreign
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Saake Charles, cigsniiaker, r. 20 Vandewater
Sanl A., bartender, r.3'2 Fourth
Saalburt,' Eva, widow, r. all Octavin
Saalburg Simon, business manager Hebrew Observer,
622 Clay. r. 1308 Geary
Saalburg William, editor and proptr Hebrew
Observer, and Jcwisli Almanac for Pacific Coast,
()22 Clay, r. 1308 Geary
Saar Louis, salesman S ■hlueter & Volberg, r.Oakland
S;iar Mary, doracBtlo 1215 Tyler
SaaryKate Miss, r. 306 Mason
Sabatair Philip, laundrymun Hayes Park Laundry,
r. 525 Hayes
Sabatle A. E. & Co. (Alexander E." Sabatie and Henry
Maubec) French importers, and shipping and
commission merchants, B17 and (U!) Sansome
Sabatie Alexander E. (A. E. Sabatie & Co.) r.l Burritt
Sabatie P. G. & Co. (Phillip G. Sabatie) importers and
jobbers liquors, wines and conserves, 330 Bush
Sabatie Phillip (}. (P. G. Sibatie & Co.) r. 217 Geary
Sab:ittino Voleute, labjrer CiBsar R. Splivalo, r. 155
Greenwich
Sabelle John B., bralreman Sea Wall
Sabey Louis A., medical student, r. 357 M Clementina
Sabin Ferdinand, cigar mauul, 802 Montgomery, r.
818 J^ Mi-ntgoinery
Sabin H. W., r. The Baldwin
Sabin I. M. Mrs., r. The Baldwin
Sabin John I. , superintendent Gold and Stock
Telegraph Co., Amer can District Telegraph, and
American Speaking Telephone Co., office 222 San-
some, r. 1812 Pierce
Sabin M., traveling agent, r. 574 Folsom
Sabine Benjamin, woodsawyer, r. Keystone House
Sabine Mining Co. (Siowy Co., Nev.) William W.
Bailsman secretary. 409 California, room 4
Sabins Alfred, r. 516 G.een .
Sabins William, bookbinder, r. 516 Green
Sablatschan John, shoemaker, 810 Laguna
Sacanann Carl, fisherman, r. cor Broderick and Jef-
ferson
Sacuze Pierre, gardener Thomatt Lacoste, r. NE cor
Kansas and Center
Sacchedano Antonio, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Sacco Lazzero, baker Canipi's Restaurant
Saccone Bernardo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Sachau Theodore {Sachau & Miiller) r. Park Hotel
Bachau Theodore, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Sacliau «& Muller (Theodore Sachau and George
Miiller) proptrs Park Hotel, 26 and 28 Turk
SacbrisBon Charles, nightwat hmau, r. 1111 Shotwell
Sachs , mate bark Fresno, Bealu St. Wharf
Sachs Benjamin, cook Charles Haake, r. 508 Post
Sachs Benjamin, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co.,
r. 8-20 Post
Sachs Charles, mining, r. 1050 Howard
Sachs David, clerk L. k M. Sachs & Co., r. 615 Leav.
Sachs David, salesman Schwcitzir, S.icbs & Co., r. 820
Post
Sachs Isaac (Greenebaum, Sachs & Freeman) r.
New York
SacUs L. i& M. Si Co. (Louis and Martin Sachs,
and William Heller) importers and jobber.s dry
goods, and agents Marysville Woolen Mills, S\V
cor Battery and Bush
Sachs Lippman (Schweitzer, Sachs k Co.) r. 820 Post
Sachs Louis (L. & M. Sachs & Co.) r. NW cor Geai-y
and Leavenworth
Sachs Louis, p»int<>r John J. Cooney
Sachs Martin (L. & M. Sachs & Co.) r. 615 Leav.
Sachs Samuel (Sachs, Strassburger & Co.) P. New
York
8a<.-hs Samuel (Schweitzer, Sachs k Co.) r. Palace
Hotel
Sachs Samuel L., salesman L. & M. Sachs & Co., r. 417
Van Ness Av
Sachs Sanford, salesman L. k M. Sachs & Co., r. NW
cor Geary and Leavenworth
Sach8, StraM-ibursrcr «.^ Co. (Samuel Sachs,
Sigmund and I. Str.issbur^er) importers and
wholesale fancy and dry goods, notions, etc., SE
cor Sansome and Pine
Sachse Julius, machinist A. Hirschman, r. 48 Minna
Sacbse Louis, bakery, 315 Stockton
Sachsel David J., cigarmaker HoUiug Brothers, r.
114 Virginia
Sachsel J., Cigarmakers' Assu, 771 Market
Sachsel .loseph, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Sachsel Louis. Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Sack John C, optician and mathematical instrument
maker, 18 Market, r. 116 Ninth
Sack Michael, driver Riley k Vest, r. 9 Pacific
Sackett James, clerk, r. Revere House
Sacki tt John E., bookkeeper Littlefleld, Allison &
Co., r. 215 Kearny
Sackrider Chi^stian, stableman, r. W s Valencia, bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Sadler Leon, clerks. F. Pioneer WoolSn Factory, r.
26 Valparaiso
Sacott John, laborer, r. Teresa, nr St. Mary's College
SacKimento Boiler Works, James V. Hall proptr, 214
and 216 Beale
Sacramento Hotel, Jacob Riegelhuth proptr, 407 Pac.
Sacramento House, Mrs. Caroline A.Williams proptr,
681 Mission
Siicrameiito Record-Union, F. Glancey agent,
2U8 Montgomery
Sacramento River Packing Co.,Willlam B. Bradford
secretary, 318 Front
Saci-amento Valley Reclamation Co., Jesse Walton
secretary, 416 Montgomery
Sacred Heart College, Rev.Bro. Genebern direc-
tor, SE cor Eddy and Larkin
Sacred Heart Presentation Convent, Mother Mary
Bernard superior, SW cor Ellis and Taylor
Sadick Antonio, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Sadler Caleb (Sadler & Co.) r. Oakland
Sadler Charles M., bookkeeper Sadler & Co., r. Oak-
land
Sadler Francis, carpenter, r. 31 Eddy -^.^
Sadler Frank E., salesman Sadler k Co., r. Oakland
Sadler Herrmann J. (Albert Mau & Co.) r, 906 Van
Ness Av
Sadler L. Miss, milliner Mrs. M. A. Soper
Sadler <& Co. (Caleb Sadler) importers and jobbers
novelties, notions, stationery, and fancy goods
, and toys, 605 Market
Saenger Julius (Schroeder k Saenger) r. 417 Drumm
Saeur (iharles, butcher Pacific Mail SS. China
Safe Deposit Building', SE cor Montgomery and
California
Safe Deposit Co. of San Francisco, John D.
Fry president, William Cunningham secretary, SE
cor California and Montgomery
Safet.v Fund Benevolent Association of
California, J. F. Naughton secretary, office 126
Kearny
Ssffold Reuben B. (Saflfold k Meux) r. Grand Hotel
Saffold & Meux (Reuben B. Saffold and Joseph P.
Meux) attorneys at law, 217 Sansome, rooms 3-5
Safford Henry F., cler< Robert S. Bailey, r. 515 Oak
Safi'ord H. S., clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 508
Leavenworth
Safried Frederick, hatter Martin Meussdorffer, r. 9
St. Maiy
Saf;e Frederick H., bookkeeper Lewis P. Sage. r. 210
Powell
Sage James, cook, r. 26 Ritch
Sage Lewis P.. proptr Cowell's Battery St. Free Ware-
house, and Sage's Union St. Oil Warehouse, office
NE cor Battery and Union, r. 210 Powell
Sage Orlando G., cashier Baker & Hamilton, r. 812
Twentieth
Sage Robert M., clerk, r. 322 Sutter
Sage's Union St. Oil Warehimse, Lewis P. Sage proptr,
S 8 Union, bet Battery and Front
Sagehorn Charles H., foreman Charles Bernard, r.
15j2 Jackson
Sagehorn Hermann, groceries and liquors, 520 Union
Sager George W., laborer Pac. Tallow Works, r. cor
First Av and Kentucky, South S. F.
Sager Ku't, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1100
Bryant
Sagers August, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Sager-t John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works
Sa;'gau Henry, waiter, r. 114 Hayes
Saggi A. J., bootmaker M. E. Pardini, r. Union, bet
Kearny and Dupont
Sahl Joseph, bartender Frederick Reckenbeil, r. 308
Dupont
Sahla Ferdinanil J., dyeing and cleaning, 2054 Mission
Sahlein Henry, with Levi Strauss & Co , r. 236 Sutter
Sahleln Moses, with Levi Strauss & Co., r. 621 Leav.
Sahlein Moses J., salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 522
Jones
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Sahlein William (Levi Strauss & Oo.) r. 621 Leav.
Sahling Nicolaus, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery,
Deiatur
Sahling Wilhelmina, widow, r. 6 Telegraph PI
Sahnke Hermann G. , groceries and liquors, SE
Sixteenth and Dolores
Sahrbacher Charles, market. 904 Clay
Satrrbacher Herman, driver National Brewery, r.
cor Fulton and Webster
Saich Baldo, porter L. G. Sresovich & Co., r. 1103
Powell
Saillet Rosalie, widow, r. N s Twenty-ninth, bet Do-
lores and San Jose Av
Sailmakers' Association, Hibernia Hall, 246 Third
Sailors' Home, Daniel Swannack proptr, cor Harrison
and Main
Saiusevin Henry, wine dealer, r. 815 Stockton
Sainsot Francis, liquor saloon, NW cor Mission aad
Main
Sainsot Rudolph, sashmaker Uriah Segars, r. 200 Mis-
sion
Sajous Vve, r. N s Clipper, bet Sanchez and Noe
Sakamoto Masaakira, cook Mrs. L. More, 1126 Market
Sala Gaetano, Italian B nev. Soc, 423 Washington
Sala Giuseppe, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 WashinKton
Sala Joseijh C, mathematical instrumentmaker John
Roach, r. 720 C.nlifornia
Salaniuntlei- Felting Co., Seward Cole manager
Pacific Branch, Berry, bet Fourihand Fifth, office
317 California
Salamatofi Fekala, widow, r. 3 Chestnut Alley
Salamo Beno, cook Bruns & Kohnke, r. 521 Geary
Salamonski Joseph, salesman C. H. Meyer & Brothers,
r. 502 Bush
Salander Henry, cook stmr Constance, Jackson St.
Wharf
Salauo Renaldo, wireweaver Cal. Wire Works, r. 5
Graham PI
Salas Josephine, widow, r. 1723 Leavenworth
Salazar Adolfo, r. 508 Sutter
Salazar J. Antonio (Montealegre & Co.) r. 508 Suttar
Salazar Louis, lisherman. Front St. Wharf
Salazar Nicolas, piledriver, r. 324 Vallejo
Salberg Moses, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., r.
1310 Larkin
Salcido Carrie Miss, dressmaker, r. 608 Filbert
Salcido Francisco, r. ^3l) Jackson
Salciilo Josefita Miss, r. 830 Jackson
Sale Clement S., salesman E. Mansbach & Co., r. 142
Sixth
Sales William, r. 675 Mission
Salesky Catherine, widow, r. 115 J^ Shipley
Salfleld C, physician, office and r. 30 Kearny
Salgueiro Francis R., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415 Js Drumm
Salich L., fruits, 911 Kearny
Salinas Andrew, wsiiter Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba
Salinger Joseph, barber Charles Fleischman. r. 815
Greenwich
Salinger Julius, commission merchant, 312 Sacramen-
to, r. 307 Hyde
Salinger William W. (Oppenheimer k Salinger) r. 704
O'Farrell
Salini Francisco, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Salisbury John, engineer Nev.-ida Block, r. Oakland
Salisbuiy Levi, cooper, r. 208 Second
Salisbury Mary A. Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary
School, r. 916 Washington
Salisbury Roscoe, elevatortender Nevada Block, r.
Oakland
Salisbury. See Salsbury, and Saulsbury .
Sallata John, bootblack, cor Morse and Bush, r. 607
Union
Salle Joseph, dramatic critic, r. 118 Post
Salles Bertrand (Salles & Co.) r. SW cor Fifth Av and
L, South S. F.
Salles & Co. (Bertrand Salles) wholesale sheep butch-
ers. Fifth Av, bet K and L, South S. F.
Salmais Hoormah, assistant Chinese Women's Mis-
sion Home, 933 Sacramento
Salmeider William, Cigarmnkers' Assn, 771 Market
Salmon Edmund, salesman S. Bine, r. lOOG Geary
Salmon Edward, blacksmith, r. NE cor Haight and
Fillmore
Salmon James, laborer, r. 238 Second
Salmon Michael, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. City of
Sydney
S.ilmon Michael, laborer Pool & Harris, r. 231 Second
Salmon Peter, laborer, r.W s Hampshire, bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Salomo Beuno, cook, r, 521 Geary
Salomon Aaron, clothing, 433 Pacific
Salomon Charles, clerk, r. 510 Hyde
Salomon E., salesman Alexander NicoU, r. 520 Bush
Salomon Edward S., attorneyat law, 432 Montgomery,
r. 107 Guerrero
Salomon Fernand, merchant, r. 1123 Folsom
Salomon Gustav, watchmaker and jeweler, 1218
Polk
Salomon Harris, tailor, r. 18 Hinckley
Salomon Isador, clothing, .530 Pacific, r. 18 Hinckley
Salomon Jacob, moneybroker, 502 Kearny, r. Oakland
Salomon I. L., pawnbroker, 622 Kearny
Salomon Joseph, r. 519 Jessie
Salomon Louis, produce dealer, r. 533 Jessie
Salomon Marks, clerk Edward Levy, r. 820 Kearny
Salomon Moses, milkman, r. 2630 Bush
Salomon Newman, groceries, 66 Centre Market, r. 38
Moss
Salomon Otto F., copyist County Recorder,' r. 222
Grove
Salomon Tobias, clerk Newman Salomon, r. 38 Moss
Salomon. See Solomon
Salomons F. P. (Heynemann & Co.J r. New York
Salomonson Julius, commercial agent, r. 37 Laugton
Salsbury Henry A., lumberman Jason Springer & Co.,
r. N 6 Clipper, bet Dolores and Church
Salsbury Henry G., with Jason Springer & Co., r. 220
Third
Salsbury Warren H. (Jason Springer & Co.) r. 1816
Eddy
Salsbury. See Salisbury, and Saulsbury
Salsmann Henry, bartender P. Mahlmann, r. 22 J^
Everett
Salter A. E., successor Kimball Manuf. Co., manuf
cars, carriages, etc., NE cor Bryant and Fourth
Salter C. H., wharf superintendent Pacific Mail SS.
Co., r. Palace Hotel
Salter John, waiter Russ House
Salter John W., porter Redington & Co., r. 1014 Va-
lencia
Salter Woodley Q., agent Swan Brewery, r. 542 Hf.
teenth
Salters L., clerk Central Pac. RR. Co.. r. 214 Powell
Salth Valentine, baggagemaster Pacific Coast SS.
Orizaba, r. 540 Bryant
Saltmau Charles, butcher, 1806 Bueh, r. 1837 Ellis
baltonstall G.W., assistant engineer Pacific Mail S3.
City of New York
Salts James A. (Whitney & Co.'s Express) r. 1307
Octavia
Saltsien Hermann A., engineer Potrero Y'east and
Distilling Co., r. SW cor Nineteenth Av and K,
South S. F.
S ilvetto J. B., laborer Sea Wall
Salvieti Salvatore, driver Francisco Giovannini, SE
cor Broadway and Kearny
Salz Jacob (Kiillman, Salz & Co., and Kullman,
Wagner & Co.) r. Stockton, Cal.
Sam Joseph, bartender Leon Pieper, r. 456 Jessie
Samengo Orazio, r. 1016 Pacific
Sames James, porter Harry Allen, r. 38 Tehama
Samisch Robert, porcelain painter Ackerman Bro-
thers, r. 311 Sutter
Samit Bartolome, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730
Montgomery
Samit Jose, Spanigh Mutual Benev. Soc, 730 Mont.
Sammi Henry H. L., agent National Flour Mills, r.
1653 Mission
Sarnmis Julia B., widow, r. 6 Bay
Sammis William, carpenter, r. 6 Bay
Sammy George, groceries and liquors, NE cor Tyler
and Larkin
Samora Barbara Miss, r. 1316 Powell
Samorano Felicia, widow, r. 1023)4 Clay
Samouillet Andrew, fringemaker Rosalie Colombat,
r. Oakland
Sample Samuel M., with S. S. Sample, r. 29 Kearny
Sample Samuel S. (Sample & Beyer) and wines
and liquors, 211 Kearny, r. 29 Kearny
Sample Theodore S., painter, r. 240 Clara
Sample iSi Beyer (Samuel S. Sample and Wiliam
E. C. Beyi'r) wines and liquors, 10, 16, and 18
Leidesdorff
Sampson , third mate ship Harvey Mills, Oriental
Wharf
Sampson Benjamin, foreman Union Box Factory, r.
Oakland
Sampson Charles, engineer stmr Mary B. Williams, r
Oakland
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Sampsou Charles, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Samiieon David, prcbsmau Peltit & Russ, r. 510 Stock-
ton
Sampson Edward, porter Hammam Baths, r. 10 Lynch
Sampson Fanny, widow, r. 1132 Pine *
Sampson Frederick W., bookkeeper Macondray & Co.,
r. 170() Geary
Sampson Harriet N., widow, manager Womans' Tem-
perance Coffee House, 619 Sac, r. 517 O'Farrell
Sampson Harvey W., carpenter S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 125 Shotwell
Sampson Henry, bnker, r. 3 Selina PI
Sampson Henry, stevedore, r. 510 Stockton
Sampsou Henry A., compositor, r. 510 Stockton
Sampson James B., whitewashcr, r. 10 Lynch
Sampsou John, blacksmith Bernard Gallagher, r. 313
Geary, rear
Sampson John, expressman, W s Battery, nr Wash-
ington, r. 24^15 John
Sampson John, printer, r. fi Ewer PI
Sampson John A., assistant cashier Custom House, r.
1412 California
Sampsou J. P., mate schr Stagbound. r. 30 Clay
Sampson Julia, domestic 2S Stanly PI
Sampson Minnie Miss, r. 1412 California
Samson Albert L., pressman A. Chaigneau & Co., r.
Oakland
Samson August, laborer, r. 8 Berry
Samson Jenny, domestic ■'504 Eddy
Samson John, seaman, r. NW cor
Franci.'^co
Samson Rudolph, bookkeeper Frankenthal & Co., r.
520 Jones
Samson. See Sampson
Sams'-either tieorge, proprietor Hamburger Lodging
House, 409 Pacitic
Samter Julius, merchant, r. 2514 California
Samud John, r. 8.51 Folsom
Samuel Alb^t, liquor saloon, 311 Fifth, r. 233 Seventh
Samuel Benjamiu C, salesman Pac. Jewelry Co., r.
I(i05 Post
Samuel David, clerk Albert Samuel, r. 233 Seventh
Samuel Harris, tailor, 80S Third
Samuel Mary, widow, r. 941 Folsom
Samuel Moses (Newmans, Nathan and Samuel) r. 1605
Post
Samuel Samuel, salesman^r. 233 Seventh
Samuel Wavle A., tmnkmaker, r. S e Eighteenth, bet
Castro and Hartford
Samuel William, compositor H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
941 Folsom
Samuels Adoljih, compositor S. F. Abend Post, r. 808
Folsom
Samuels Carrie Miss, cloakmaker Cal. Cloak and
Suit Manuf. Co., r. 518 Green
Samuels Charhs, bookkeeper Mitchell Goldstone, r.
808 Folsom
Samuels Charles, butcher L. Lehmann, r. 623 Ellis
Samuels David, dry goods, 100-108 Kearny, and (J. D.
Barr & Co.) r. 1012 Bush
Samuels Frederick, engineer, r. 735 Green
Samuels Harri.s, clerk, r. 518 Green
Samuels John, mining, r. 6 Jane PI
Samuels .lohn L., accountant, r. 2105 Jones
Samuels Julius, dry goods, 28 Kearny, r. 712 O'Farrell
Samuels Louis, r. 518 Green
Samuels Peter, painter, r. .547 Mission
Samuels Sarah, widow, r. 745 Harrison
Samuels Sflig, r. 2'>4 Perry
Samuels W. R. G., surgeon, office 719 Market, r. 209
Valencia
Samuels Wolf, tailor, r. 416 Folsom
Samuels. Hee Samwells
Samuelson John, seaman schr Electra, Bealo St.Wliarf
San Bruno Hotel, John Schaer proptr, W sSan Bruno
Boad, nr Army
San Bruno Jschool, San Bruno Road, nr Serpentine
Av
San Buenaventura Commercial. Mining and Manu-
facturing Co., Tiouis Franconi secretary, NE cor
California and Saiisome
San Carlos Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Marin Co.,
Cal.) E. A. Peck secretary, 646 Market, room 2
San Carlos Mill and Mining Co. (Arizona) A. Judson,
secretary, 320 Sansome, room 46
San Diego Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Marin Co.,
Cal.) , E. A. Peck secretary. 64G Market, room 2
San Francisco Abend Post (German daily and
weekly) S. F. Abend Post Publishing Co.,
proptrs, 535 California
San Francisco Abend Post PublisUing Co.,
O. F. Von lihein president, Rudolph Thomann sec-
retary, Hugo Herzer treasurer, 5:{5 California
San Francisco and North Pacific Railroad
Co., Peter Donahue president. Arthur Hughea
general manager, office 426 Montgomery
San Francisco and Pacific Coast Dis-
tributing;: Agvncy, Macsorley & Co. mana-
gers, 81 Stevenson, rear
San Francisco and Pacific Glass Works,
Carlton Newman manager, office and works S s
King, nr Fourth
San Francisco and Pacific Sugar Refinery, S. P. Smith
secretary, works cor Eighth and Harrison, office
424 California
San Francisco Art Association, Jennings S.
Cox secretary, rooms 430 Pine
San Francisco Buecker Verein, Druids Hall, 413 Sutter
San Francisco Bar Association, rooms C.34 Sac-
ramento
San Francisco Baths, Grief & Armann proptrs, 636
"Washington
San Francisco Benevolent Association,
Robert Becchiug agent. 20 Webb
San Francisco Board of Pliarmacy, William
T. Wenzell secretary, 852 Marliet
San Francisco Board of Provision Pack-
ers, Robert F. Bunker president, Frank W. Ross-
bach secretary, 515 Washington
San Francisco Board of XJnder^iriters (fire)
Charles D. Haven secretary, 418 California
San Francisco Board of tJiider^^'riters
(Marine) C. T. Hopkins secretary, 318 California
San Francisco Box Factory (James G. Prescott, Han-
nibal Williams, William S. Wright and John R.
Carrick) Berry, bet Third and Fourth
San Francisco Brass Works, Joseph Roy lance proptr,
45 and 47 Fremont
San Francisco Bulletin Co. (George K. Fitch,
Loring Pickering and James W. Simonton) , pub-
lishers and proptrs Evening Bulletin, office 622
Montgomery, editorial rooms 517 Clay
San Francisco Call Co. (Loring Pickering,
George K. Fitch and James W. Simonton) pub-
lishers and proptrs Morning Call, office 525 Mont-
gomery, editorial rooms 517 Clay
San Francisco Candle Co. (Egbert Judson,
Peter R. Woodman and William C. Woodman)
wor'KsNE cor Alameda and Rhode Island, office
402 Front
San Francisco Chair Factory, Charles Nougaret
proptr, 133 and 135 Beale
San Francisco Chemical Works and Sul-
phur Po-»vdering: Blill, Judson & Shepard
proptrs. West Berkeley. Alameda Co., Cr.l., office
402 Front
San Francisco Chronicle (daily and we.'kly)
Charles DeYoung & Co. proptrs, office and edi-
torial rooms NE cor Kearny and Bush
San Francisco Clearing House, Archibald
McKinlay president, James S. Hutchinson secre-
tai-y. Charles Sleeper manager, 211 Sansome
San Francisco Copper Mining Co., Paul
Sanchez secretary, 258 Market, rooms 5 and 6
San Francisco Cordage Co., Tubbs & Co.
proptrs, S s Indiana, bet SieiTaand Nevada, office
613 Front
San Francisco Directory (annually) The Direc-
tory Publishing Co. publisliers and proptrs, 518
Clay
San Francisco Female Hospital, C. B. Hutchlns phy-
sician in charge. 930 Clay
San Francisco Fire Department, office 235
Kearny, rooms 1-4
San Francisco Forge Co., Charles Oester manager, 315
Mission
San Francisco Furniture Factory, Henry H. Friedrichs
and William Gercke proptrs. Berry, bet Third and
Fourth
San Francisco Gas Light Co., works NE cor
First and Howanl, cor King and Second, SE cor
Fifth and Howard, cor Tenth and Channel, and
foot of Humboldt, Potrero, office SE cor First and
Natoma
San Francisco Homeopathic Medical Association, J.
A. Albertson president, George H. Palmer vice-
president, A. C. Peterson secretary, office 207 Kear.
San Francisco Illustrated AVasp (weekly) Sal-
mi Morse editor, office S s Bryant, bet Fifth and
Sixth, business office NW cor California and Eear.
Importer of French, American and English Paper
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8an Francisco Iron Works, Sefrin & Schober proptrs,
203 Fremont
San Francisco Je^velry Mannfactorjr, David
W. Laird proptr, 27'l»06t
San Francisco Journal of Commerce (week-
ly) San Francisco Journal of Ouiamerce Publish-
ing Co. proptrs, William H. Murray manager, 414
Clay
San Francisco Jonrnal of Commerce Pub-
lishing Co. (William H. Munay, Warren B.
Ewer, and James O'Leary) publishers S. F. Jour-
nal of Commerce, 414 Clay
San Francisco Ladles' Protection and Ke-
lief Society, home E s Frankiiu, bet Post and
Geary
San Fancisco Last Factory, Leveque & Potter proptrs,
10 Stevenson
San Francisco Laundry Association, Sam-
uel F. Buflford president, H. H. Wood secretary,
laundry S s Eddy, bet Fillmore and Stcintr, office
33 Geary
San Francisco La-vv liil>rary, George W. Hoge
librarian and secretary, 27 and 28 Montgomery
Block
San Francisco liying-in Hospital and
Foundling' Asylum, Dr. B. P". Hardy attend-
ing physician, 913 Tyler
San Francisco Manufacturing and Refining Co., Ju-
nius Robertson secretary, 408 California, r.-oin 3
San Francisco Alarket, Albert Muller bujk rin-
tendent, 022-530 Clay
San Francisco Mai-ket Revlov (weekly) John
H. Carmany & Co. publishers. 409 Washington
San Francisco Medical Societj', rooms 320 Post
San Francisco merchant The (commercial
weekly) The San Francisco Merchant Publishing
Co. publishers, 323 Front
San Francisco Merchant Puhlishing Co.
(Alexander D. Bell) publishers and proptrs The
San Francisco Merchant, 323 Front
San Francisco Microscopical Society, H. 0. Hyde
president, 12() Sutter, room 42
San Francisco Musical Fund Society, n'i9 California
San Francisco Xe^ws Co., Emile Bauer manager,
Robert White trea.surer, 413 and 115 Washington
San Francisco News Letter (weekly) Marriott
& Son editors and proptrs, (i09-C15 Merchant
San Francisco Nursery, John Harper proptr, SE cor
Nineteenth and Folsoni
San Francisco Packing and Provision Co., Frank W.
Rossbach proxstr, 515-521 Washington
San Francisco Park Commissioners, 47 Ne-
vada Block
San Francisco Pattern Works, Anderfuren Brothers
proptrs, 114 and 11(5 Beale
San Francisco Petroleum Co. (Santa Clara Co.) Lean-
der D. Fisk secretary, 402 Montgomery, room 10
San Francisco Pioneer Vari.ish Works, Hueter Broth-
ers & Co. proiitrs, Nevada, bet Kansas and Rhode
Island, office 12 Second
San Francisco Pioneer Woolen Factory,
Black Point, bet Larkin and Polk, office and sales-
room 115 Buttery
San Francisco Platingf Works, Edward G.
Denniston proptr, G53 and 655 Mission
San Francisco Plaiting Factory, Mrs. S. Tregellas
proprietress, 838 M.irket
San Francisco Post Office, James Coey post-
master, NW cor Washington and Battery. Branch
offices — Station A 1305 Polk, Station B SW cor
Seventh and Market, Station C NW cor Mission
and Twentieth
San Francisco Prices Current(weekly)George
W. Burton publisher, 405 Front
San Francisco Produce Exchange, William
H. Walker secretary, rooms NE cor Clay and
Davis
San Francisco Public Kindergarten, Miss Kate D.
Smith teacher, G4 Silver
San Francisco Public School Record(wee'ly) Georges
Francfort proptr, (>03 Washington
San Francisco Punch (illustn^ted weekly) Charles S.
Isiael publisher and proptr, 838 Market
San Francisco Real Fstate Circulai-,
Thomas Ma^^ee proptr, 20 Montgomery
San Francisco Recreation Grounds, Fritz
& Shear proptrs, cor Folsom and Twenty-tifth
San Francisco Savin|;s Union, James De
Fremery president, Lovell White cashier, 532
California
San Francisco Savingi's Union Building
NE cor California end Webb
San Fnincisco School of Art, 405 Kearny
San Francisco Scre^v Bolt Works, Phelps
Manuf ic^uriug Co. proptrs, 13 Drumm
San Francisco Shipi>ingr Agency and For-
eign Parcel Iiixpress (E. Clarke & Co., New
York) J. J. Wallace agent, 108 Leidesdorflf
San Francisco Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals, 014 Merchant
San Francisco Society for tlie Prevention
of Cruelty to Children, G14 Merchant
San Francisco Soda Works, William Bruuing proptr,
733 Union
San Francisco Spiritualists Union, rooms B'nai B'rith
Hall, S 8 Eddy, bet Mason and Taylor
San Francisco Star (monthly) George T. Hanly
& Co. publishers end proptrs, 212 Sacramento
San Francisco Steamboat and Transpor-
tation Co., J. Miller president, F. W. Eaton
secretary, Jackson St. Wharf
San Francisco Steam Brush and Broom Factory. R.
W. Simpson pi optr, 613 and 615 Braunan, office
325 Sacramento
San Francisco Steant Heating Works, Alfred
B. San ford projitr, 213 Fremont
San Francisco Steaiu Marble Sawmill, Musto Brothers
proptrs, 707-715 Battery
San Francisco Steam Marble Works, Morris h Dar-
ling propt 8, 214 and 216 Fifth
San Francisco Stock and Evchange Board,
E. P. Peckham president. Charges S. N; al secre-
tary, S s 1-ine, bet Sansome and Montgoniery
San Francisco Stock Brewery, William
Schmidt president, Rudolph Mohr secretary, SE
cor Powell and Francisco
San Francisco Stock Exchange Building,
5 8 Pine, bet Sansome and Montgomery
San Francisco Storage Warehouse, J. H. Mott & Co.
proptrs. 647 Market
San Francisco Surgical Home for Women, R. Bev-
erly Cole surgeon, Mrs.William Bird matron, 516
Sutter
San Francisco Tannery, Anton Krieg proptr, E s San
Bruno Road, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eighth
San Francisco Trade Protection Associa-
tion, Harry Patemaniuanager, 438 California
San Francisco Trade Revie^v (weekly) Mor-
ris U. Bates & Co. publishers and proptrs, 423.
Washington
San Francisco Tribune (weekly) Carlos White
publisher, 320 Sansome, room 6
San Francisco Trunk Manut'acuring Co.. -Joseph B.
Hyland manager. NW cor .Sutter and Montgomery
San Francisco Turn Verein Hall, 323 Turk
San Francisco Type Foundry, 512 Clay
San Francisco Typographical Union, 606
Montgomery, room 15
San Francisco Verein, 219 Sutter, and 218 Du-
pont
San Francisco Weekly Gossip and Matrimonial .Advo-
cate. J. L. Hopkins editor and publisher, 523
Kearney, room 10
San Francisco Weekly Trade Review, Louis
E. Granger editor and publisher, 517 Clay
San Francisco Wire Works, Charles A. Gruenhagen
proptr, 669 Mission
San Francisco Wool Exchange, E. Grisar
6 Co. proptrs. NW ccir Fifth and Townsend
Sajt Francisco Yacht Club, Charles H. Harrison
commodore, Charles G. Vale secretary, 202 San-
some
San Francisco Zinc Foundry, Jacques Kremer proptr,
25 Jessie
San Gottardo Hotel, Pedroni & Oasalini proptrs, 631
Broadway
San Geronimo Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Marin Co..
Cal.) E. A. Peck secretary, 646 Market, room 2
San Jacinto Tin Co. (San Bernardino) Louis Franconi
secretary, NE cor California and Sarsome
San Joaquin and King's River Canal and Irrigation
Co., Joseph Sedgley pre^l lent. Frank L. Palmer
secretary, 533 Kearny, room 1
San Jose Fruit Packing Co., G. W. Hume agent, 318
Front
San Jose Pottery, John H. Knight agent, 1316
Market
San Jose Woolen Mills, John R. Mason agent,
541 Market
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OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST.
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CUMBKRI^AND, LEHIGH ANO ENGLISH FOUIVDRY COKfi:,
41 Market Streot, corner Spear.
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San Leandro and San FranciBCO Express, J. L
man proptr, 13-19 Front
San Luis Obispo and Santa Maria Valley Railroad,
Jobn O'Farrell niausgir, 10 Market
San Mateo Itanch Dairy. J. W. Goodhue manager,
1614 Buchanan
San Mateo and PescadeM StBge Co., 3 New Mont.
San Mateo Water Works (San Mateo Co., Cal.) C. T.
Bridge secretary. Tli California
San Pablo and Tulare Railroad, James O.
B. Gunn secretary, NE cor Fourth and Townsend,
room 1
San Pedro Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Marin Co..
Cal.) E. A. Peck secretary, 640 Market, room 2
San Pedro Gold Mining Co. ( CuliiTeras Co., Cal.)
Thomas A. White secretary. 114 Leidesdorff
San Pedro .Mining Co. (Arizona) James Lawler secre-
tarv, 324 Pine, room 18
San iiuentin and San Rafael Ferry, foot
Clay
San Quentin Schooner Freight Line, W. H. Bartlett
proptr. 18-22 Dnimm
San Rafael Express, Perkins & Howard proptrs,
office 1 Commercial
San Uafael Mining Co. (Marin Co., Cal.) E. A. Peck
secretary, 64G Market, room 2
San Xavier Mining and Smelting Co. (Arizona) F. A.
McGee secretary, 32 Merchants' Exchange
Sanabla Vincenzo, tisherman. Front St. Wharf
Sanborn A. J. (Sanborn, Vail & Co.) r. W s Chattan-
ooga, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Sanborn Albion I. (Prescott & Sanborn) r. 1021 Twen-
ty-first , ^ .
Sanborn Alden W., manuf express and business
wagons, 24 and 26 Beale, r. 10 Elliot Park
Sanborn Benjamin J. (Sullivan*; Sjmborn) dentist,
office and r. 905 Folsom
Sanborn Bradbury (Sanborn, Vail & Co.) r. Blundell
House
Sanborn Frederick G., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
1030 D. lores
Sanborn Harvey L., clerk freight auditor Central Pac.
RR., r. 109 Leavenworth
Sanborn JamfS H., teamster Dore & Co., r. 982J4
HaiTison
Sanborn John, capitalist, 320 Sansome, room 46, r.
Fruit Vale
Sanborn L., r. 2118 Pine
Sanborn Map and Publishing Co. (limited) C. W.
Morse agent, 420 California, room 12
Sanborn Porter E.. machinehaud Cal. Mills, r. 1031
Twentieth
B.anborn Thomas C. , stockbroker, 314 Montgomery,
ro<im 4, r. Oakland
Sanborn, Vail Si Co. (Bradbury Sanborn, Aiken
H. Vail, and A. J. Sanborn) importers and
manufs frames, moldings, mirrors, chromos, etc.,
871 Market
Sanborn W. B., conductor Geary St., P. and O. RR., r.
1420 Giary
Sanborn William E., clerk Abbotsford House
Sanchez Cipriano, r. 933 Howard
Sanchez Daniel, tailor J.H. Curley & Co.,r. 20 ScottPl
Sanchez Frank A., barber, r. 3)^ Churcli Lane
Sanchez Felix, florist, r. W s Guerrero, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Sanchez John, vaquero. r. SE cor Fifteenth Av, and
Q, South S. F.
Sanchez Paul, secretary S. F. Copper Mining Co.,
258 Market, r. 83.5 Bush
Sanchez Ramon B., r. 918 Van Ness Av
Sanchez Randolph P., contractor, r. E s Capp, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Sanchez Regina Miss, dressmaker, r. 634 Vallejo
Saucbez Ricardo, vaquero, r. Fifteenth Av, bet P
andQ, Souths. F.
Sanchez Kt. Primary School, E s Sanchez, bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
Sanchez Thomas, stockdealer, r. N s Sixteenth, bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Sancken Christian (Sanckenfe Burmelster) r. NE cor
Eddy and Steiner
Sancken k Burmeister (Christian Sancken and -U-
rich Burmeister) groceries and liquors, NE cor
Eddy and Steiner
Sand Brothers (Joseph and Ferdinand) barbers, 50
Fourth
Sand Ferdinand (Sand Brothers) and barber. 23
Third, r. 6.32 Jessie
Sand Joseph (Sand Brothers) r. 634 Jessie
,-202 Fillmore
Cook, r. SW cor
Sand Max, clerk August Koehler. r
bandbarg Henry, tanner Beisel k
Santa Clara and Mississippi
Sandbarg John, tanner, SW cor Santa Clara and Miss-
issippi
Sandberg Charles, captain schr Lottie Collins, r. Oak-
land
Sondberger Eugene, laundryman, r. 202 Twenty-
third
Sandell Charles, r. Sacramento House
Sander Charles, brewer National Brewery, r. 566 Lin-
den Av
Sander Henry W., clerk, r. 14 Caroline
Sander Jacob, r. 1328 Columbia
Sander Joseph, bootblack, r. 421 Dupont
Sander Louis (Sander k Kraft) r. 312 Post
Sander Peter, fire and marine insurance broker, 13
Merchants' Exchange, r. 14 Caroline
Sander P. F. C, attorney at law, 207 Sensome, r. 14
Caroline
Sander k Kraft (Louis Sander and Frank Kraft)
proptrs Horticultural Hall, 305 and 307 Stotkton
Sanderhouse Julius, Tailor's Pro. t'nion, SW cor
Kearny and Morton
Sandernett J., laborer, r. 1318 Dupont
Sanders , r. 1053 Harrison
Sanders Addie Miss, r. 123 Shipley
Sanders Amos A., teacher dancing, and proptr San-
ders' Hall, 71 New Montgomery, r. 233 O'Farrell
Sanders Arnold, poultry, 81 Centre Market, r. 315
Eddy
Sanders Charles, groceries and liquors, NE cor Eigh-
teenth and Shotwell
Sanders Charles F.. runner Sanders' Hotel, r. 823
Battery
Sanders C. F., cutter Bullock & Jones, r. 725 Pine
Sanders David, r. 26 M Kenrny
Sanders Elias Mrs., r. 214 Powell
Sanders Florence Mits, r. 1U19 Hyde
Sanders Frederick, drayman Bryden & Hinckley, r.
236 Fifth
Sanders Frederick, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Sanders Frederick, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Sanders George, seaman, r. 1(4 Steuart
Sanders George H. (Wright k Sanders) r. 1019 Hyde
Sanders' Hall, Amos A. Sanders proptr, 71 New
Montgomery
Sanders Henry (Sanders & Co ) r. 1622 Larkin
Sanders Henry A., bartender A. Van Bergen, r. G51
Third
Sanders Henry S. Mrs., physician, office and r. 2510
Folsnm
Sanders' Hotel, John P. Sanders proptr, SW cor Bat-
tery and Vallejo
Sanders James N., compositor, r. 615 Post
Sanders John (Paulson & Sanders) r. NW cor
Gough and Hayes
Sanders John P.. proptr Sanders' Hotel, SW cor Bat-
terv and Vallejo
Sanders Joseph, bead porter Russ House
Sanders Julianna Miss, r. 1019 Hyde
Sanders Karl, S. F. Baecker Vereiu, 413 Sutter
Sanders M. N., third officer Pacific Mail SS. City of
Sydney
Sanders Samuel, clerk Arnold Sanders, r. 315 Eddy
Sanders Samuel F., liquor saloon, nr Dry Dock, Hun-
ters Point, South S. F.
Sanders Solomon, jeweler, r. 315 Eddy
Sanders William A., carpenter William J. Peters, r. 1111
Tyler
Sanders «& Co. (Henry Sanders and Ludwig Dett-
mann) coppersmiths, 421 Mission
Sanders. See Saunders
Sandersfeld Frederick T., groceries and liquors, NW
cor Jackson and Leavenworth
Sanderson Edward, plasterer, r. 31 Eddy
Sanderson Edward H. . eashierWestern Fire and Marine
Insurance Co. of Cal., r. 427 Eddy
Sanderson Edward H. (Sanderson & Brother) r. 720
California
Sanderson Frederick W., butcher, r. .549 Stevenson
Sanderson George, machinist, r. 1 Eddy
Sanderson George F., lumber surveyor, r. 2510 Steiner
Sanderson Georjfe H. (Root & Sanderson) and
vice-president Western Fire and Marine Insurance
Co., of California, 409 California, r. 427 Eddy
Sanderson G< orge R. (Coffin, Sanderson & Cook) r.
520 Van Ness Av
Sanderson Henry H., student, r. 427 Eddy
Sanderson James, r. 304 Sutter
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Sanderson James; with Hutchings & Co., r. 216 Fair
Oaks
Sanderson James J., superintendent O'Connor. Mof-
fatt k Co., and proptr Belgravia Hotel, NE cor
Sutter and Polk
Sanderson John, carpenter, r. 635 Folsom
Sanderson John A., liquor saloon, stmr Oakland, Oak-
land Ferry, r. Milton House
Sanderson Joshua Z., baker, r. 609 Jackson
Sanderson Lemuel A. (Sanderson & Horn) r. 1103
Jackson
Sanderson Luther C, salesman Sanderson & Brother,
r. 728 Bush
Sanderson Peter, seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York
Sanderson Samuel A. (Sanderson & Brother) r. B s
Vermont, nr Twenty-fourth
Sanderson Silas W., counsel Central Pac. RB., and
Southern Pac. RR., NE cor Fourth and Townsend,
room 39, r. 1401 Van Ness Av
Sanderson Virginia S., r. l;S25 Powell
Sanderson William N., barber James R. Phillips, r.
Oakland
Sanderson William W., clerk Root & Sanderson, r. 427
Eddy
Sanderson & Brother (Samuel A. and Edward H.) im-
porters and jobbers crockery' and glassware, 310
and 312 Battery
Sanderson <S( Horn (Lemuel A. Sanderson, Thomas
L Horn, John M. Ver Mehr, and Jacob M. Pike)
importers, manufs and jobbers cigai's and tobacco,
and proptrs Honradez Cigar Factory, 327 and 329
Front
Sandford Joseph H., bookkeeper C. S. Moses & Co., r.
38 Russ
Sandhofif Hans, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Sandhold A., nurse U. S. Marine Hospital
Sandholt Peter, dyer, r. 2614 Sutter
Sandhouse Katie, domestic 1716 Van Ness Av
Sandlson William S., collector Charles Ashton, r. W s
Gunnison Av, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
Eighth, B. H.
Sandkuhle Annie, dome.«tic 1911 Sacramento
Saudkuhle Diedrich, foreman packing dept American
Sugar Refinery, r. Oakland
Sandkuhle M., domestic 1913 Sacramento
Sandman August, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Sandman Ernst, liquor saloon, 233 Sixth
Sandman John, captain stmr Alexander, office 310
S^isome, r. 1215 Clay
Sandman Sarah Mrs., dressmaker, 412 Fourth
Sandman Solomon, special policeman, r. 410 Fourth
Sandmanu Ernest, clerk, r. SWcor Tenth and Folsom
Saudmanu Ernst, miller, r. 37 Pacific
Sandoval Andres, phy.sician, office and r. Stevenson
Bldg, SW cor California and Montgomery
Sandoz Jules, bartender William Siewert, r. 1205
Stockton
Sands Antonio, rigger, r. 18 Boardman
Sands Charles T., master mariner, r. 1567 J4 Market
Sands Frank, waiter P. Petersen, r. 3 Caroline PI
Sands H. A. Mrs., r. 1019 Post
Sands Isaac, cigarettemaker David Frankel, r. 416
Clementina
Sands John, laborer, r. 3 Gilbert, rear
Sands John R., master mariner, r. 1313 Larkin
Sands Thomas, painter, and foreman Engine No. 2, S.
F. F. U.. r. 742 Folsom
Sandsten Henry C, cutter John Eaysuagh, r. 712
Bush
Sandstream Adolphus, bootmaker J. Utschig, r. 304
Seventh
Sandstrom F. W., tailor, r. 930 Harrison
Sandstrom John, blacksmith Calvin Nutting & Son, r.
342 Minna
Sandstrom John E., seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Sandusky Henry C, teamster Crummej' & Hall, r.
Eleventh Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Sandy George, hostler, r. Haight, bet Fillmore and
Stelner
Sane Nicholas, horse clipper Charter Oak Stables, r.
775 Market
Sane Richard, laborer J. Morton & Co.
Sanford Alfred B., manager S. F. Steam Heat-
ing Works, 213 Fremont
Sauford Charles, carpenti r, r. 205 Second
Saiiford Benjamin, bricklayer, r. 613 J^ Stockton
Sanford Daniel, r. 126 Kearny, room 51
Sanford Isaac (Marks & Sanford) r. 16 Steuart
Sanford Jeanette, widow, r. 529 Post
Sanford J. L., real-estate, r. 502 Mason
Sanford John B., builder, r. Turk St. Hotel
Sanford L., actor, r. 220 Third
Sanford Louis N., dentist John P. Trumpour, r. 401)j
Hayes
Sanford Robert T., bartender Thomas Douglas, r. 444
Third
Sanford Robert T., plumber, r. 719 Market
Sanford William, seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Chester
Sanger Edward B., clerk George F.Roberts.r. 611 Nine-
teenth
Sangfer Isador (Davis k Sanger) dentist, 137
Montgomery, rooms 11-15, r. 226 Turk
Sanger Lipnian (M. Goldbiirg & Co.) r. 10i)6 Howard
Sanger L. P., miner, r. 611 Nineteenth
Sanger Milton H., boilermaker Pacific Mail SS. Co., r.
33 Garden
Sanger. See Saenger
Sanguinetti Andrew, fruits, 71b Greenwich
Sanguiuetti Domenicb, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Bdwy
Sanguinetti Eugene, barber Beilhes & Co., r. 3 Lafay-
ette PI
Sanguiuetti George B., Italian Benev. Soc,,423 Wash.
Sanguinetti Giuseppe, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Sanguinetti Juan D., fisherman, r. 1-V27 Sansome
Sanguinetti Josei)h, fruits and vegetables, 1813 Union
Sanguinetti Nicolas A., barber, 1512 Stockton
Sanguinetti Paolo, boots and shoes, 1518}^ Stockton
Sanguinetti Paulina, domestic 2118 Union
Sanguinetti Stcilano, liquor saloon, 526 Broadway
Sani Francisco, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Sanitarium BatUs, Cornelius E. Driscoll proptr,
2210 and 2212 Powell
Sanjurjo Francisco (Ygual & Co.) r. 24 South Park
Sankey Charles A., mining secretary, 331 Montgom-
ery, ?oom 20, r. 1827 Jessie
Sankey Jeremiah (Sankey & McMath) r. 1827 Jessie
Sankey Samuel, hide dealer, r. 613 Nineteenth
Sankey & McMath (Jeremiah Sankey and Joseph Mc-
Math) house and sign painters, NE cor Jessie
and Third
Sannone Louis, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Sanquist John V. P., tanner and currier, E s Nebras-
ka, bet El Dorado and Alameda
Siinscofeil Numa P., bartender, r. 727 Pacific
Sansom W., oiler Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Sanson William, machinist, r. 212 Seventh
Santa Clara Mining Association of Baltimore (Quick-
silver) Maurice Dore agent, 410 Pine
Santa Clara Petroleum Co. (Santa Clara Co.) Leander
D. Fisk secretary, 402 Montgomery, room 10
Santa Clara Temperance Hotel, [James Craw-
ley proptr, 444 and 446 Brannan
Santa Coloma Inocencio, porter Lampe Brothers, r.
346 Jessie
Santa Cruz Island Co., Mark Trombonl secretary, 530
Washington
Santa Gertrudes Land Association (Los Angeles Co.)
Charles K. Clark secretary, 12 an.l 14 Front
Santa Mina Gold Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co., Cal.)
J. H. Sayre secretary, 330 Pine, room 36
Santa Monica Land Co. (Los Angeles Co., Cal.) Grat-
ton Perry secretary, 324 Pine, room 9
San talses Anton, tinsmith, r. Lombard, bet Franklin
and Gough
Santarlasci Basilo, r. 450 Jessie, rear
Santee Milton, deputy surveyor U. S. Surveyor-Gen-
eral's Office, r. 1063^ Third
Santiago Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) E. A. Peck
secretary, 646 Market, room 2
Santif Joseph, porter What Cheer House Restaurant,
531 Sacramento
Santif Nicholas, driver City RR., r. N s Valley, bet
San Jose Av and Dolores
Santin Democrate, painter, r. 1113 J^ Kearny
Santo Antone, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Santo Joseph, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Santo Pietro, Garibaldi Guard. 423 Broadway
Santomasimo Gustavo, clerk Calixte Mondon, r. SW
cor Dupont and Vallejo
Santry Jeremiah, miner, r. E s De Haro, nr Colusa
Santry Katharine, widow, r. N s Dame, bet Thirtieeh
and Thirty-first
Santry Kennedy, laborer, r. 633 Jessie
Santry Miihael, laborer, r. 520 Stevenson
Santry Michael, laborer, r. 633 Jessie
Santschi Charles, Societe Culinaire Frangaise, 608
Bush
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE. ■"y.^kER. jhe optician.
Established, S.F., 1863, 135 Montgomery.
JONAS J. MORRISON
has the most gelect stock of all the leading varieties oi
Lumber lit the Slarket. N. E. cor. Blission uiid Spear Sts.
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Sapa P. J., Austrian Benev. Assn, 310 O'FarreU
Sapin Charles O., bartender John M. Galea, r. 524
Davis
Sapolie George, flsbenuan, r. 100 )i Jackson
Saprianna Joaquin, seaman schr Francis E.M.Ber-
nard, tJniou St. Wharf
Saquelra Joiio J.. Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 >6 Di'umni
Saracho Josefa. widow, dressmaker, r. 819 Vallejo
Sarano John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Gongh
and Union
Saratoga House, Mrs. H. M. Couch proprietress, 931
Market
Saratoga Jliniug Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.) Charles W.
Shaw .secretary, 408 California, room 4
Saratoga Music Hall, 814 Geary
Sarazin Jean, liquormixer, r. 823 Montgomery
Sarcander John F., city editor S. F. Abend Post, r.
171 Sixteenth
Sardini.i Giuseppe, pastry cook Palace Hotel
Sarg John, laborer S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r. 130
Freelon
Sar^eiit Aaron A., attorney at law, 310 Pine,
room 23, r. 208 San Jose Av
Sargent Bailey, r. 1021 Washington
Sargent Cyrus E., issistant register clerk Superior
Court, Department No. 9, r. 807 California
Sargent Dottio F. Miss, r. 1021 Washington
Sargent E. A., canvasser Hutchinson & Mann,
r. 540 Jessie
Sargent Edward O., surveyor, r. 20 Montgomery
Sargent Frank G., salesman Goodyear Kubber Co., r.
323 Dupont
Sargent Henry, boxmaker, r. 782 Harrison
Sarsent Jamts, painter John S. Mellon
Sargent John H. Mrs., r. 818 Lombard
Sargent Joshua C, clerk Surveyor's OflBce, Custom
House, r. 28 Stanly PI
Sargent J. P. Jr., student Heald's Uuslness College
Sargent Mary A., widow, tailoress Lancaster & Nor-
thon, r. 1823 Powell
Sargent Morrill J., milJtman, r. 924 Folsom
Sargent Nelson, blacksmith J. F. Wharff & Co., r.
1511 Devisadero
Sargent Robert, bricklayer, r. 8 Vallejo Terrace
Sargent Samuel A., insurance broker, 320 California,
r. 540 Jessie
Sargent Sidney, r. Palace Hotel
Sargent Thomas W., teamster Elijah M. Garrison, r.
337 Tenth
Sargent William, r. 8 Vallejo Terrace
Sargent William J., boatswain SB. State of Califor-
nia, r. 11 Pacific
Sarick Henry, engineer Chase & Wolfif, r. 226 Pacific
Sarina John, cook Palace Hotel
Sarle Benonia, patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 919 Jones
Sarle George, clerk Shillaber & Seymour, r. 270 First
Sarle Richard A., patternmaker, r. 12 Park Av
Sarles Julia Mrs., copyist Superior Court, Department
No. 9, r. 1224 Bush
Saroni Alexander 8., r. SE cor California and Scott
Saroni Louis (Louis Saroni & Co.) r. SE cor Scott
and California
Saroni Louis k Co. (Louie Saroni and Simon Kohn)
wholesale confectioners, 420 Sacramento
Sarovich Peter, cook Divisich & Buja, r. cor Davis
and Clay
Sarowski John F., lumberman, r. W s Eureka, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Sarrail Anna, laundress, r. 1325 Pacific
Sarrail Emanuel, fringemaker Rosalie Colombat, r.
1325 Pacific
Sarrail Henrj-, bootmaker I.N. Withrow.r. 1325 Pacific
Sarrail Lawrence, shiJemaker, r. 1325 Pacific
Sarrail Patrick, laborer, r. 1325 Pacific
Sarraille J. B., milk dairy, S s Silver Av, bet Mission
and San Bruno Road
Sarraille John, vegetable peddler, r. 220 Eighth
Sarrauder Oscar, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Sarret Mathieu, liquor saloon, llOlDupont
Sarette Jean, compositor A. Chaigneau & Co., r. C02
Broadway
Sarrette Pierre, tailor, r. 602 Broadway
Sarrich A., Austrian Benev. Assn. 310 O'FarreU
Sarrick Annie Mrii., dressmaker, r. 82fi Jackson
Sarriski Joseph, glazier, r. S s (510) Sixteenth, bet
Rondel PI and Valencia
Bars Edward, groceries and liquors, 715 Natoma
Bars Marcus H., r. 715 Natoma
Sarscen Edward, chophouse, 814 Third
Sarscen Nicholas, coffee saloon, cor Third and King
Sarsfield Cornelius, watchman Pacific Mail S8. China
Sarstield J., laborer Sea Wall
Sarsfield John, painter, r. 1307 Broadway
Sarstield John H., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1307
Broadway
Sarstield Marcella Miss, r. 3C4 Minna
Sarthou Bernard, laundry, 423 Post, rear
Sarthou Jacques (Cussou & Sarthou) r. W of San Bru-
no Road, nr Silver Av
Sarthou John L., laundryman Mme. Labarere & Co.,
r. 1211 Howard
Sarti Bartholomew, vegetable dealer, r.29 Lily Av
Sartor Joseph (Sartor & Stetl'aui) r. 1231 Stockton
Sartor & Steffani (Joseph Sartor and Henry Steffanl)
liquor saloon. 1107 Dupont
Sarlori Agostino, steward Campi's Restaurant, r. West
Oakland
SartoriuB George J., machinist, r. 635 Stevenson
Sarvae Michael, cook, r. 825 Kearny
Sarville Annetta, widow, r. 1006 Pine
Sass A. H., liquor saloon, 1011 Folsom
Sass Christopher, longshoreman, r. N s Greenwich,
bet Sansome and Montgomery, rear
Sass Gustav, silversmith F. Kroger, r. 30 Jessie
Sass Louis, cabinetmaker Alex. J. Forbes, r. 14 Clin-
ton
Sass William, silver plater, r. 30 Jessie
SasBus Jacques, laborer F. L. Such & Co., W s Doug-
lass, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
SasBus Simon, dairyman F. L. Such & Co., W b Doug-
lass, betTwenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Satchwell John, cooper, r. 1137 Mission
Sather Peder (Sather& Co.) r. Oakland
Suther Si Co. (Peder father) bankers,. NE cor
Montgomery and Commercial
Sather 's Building, NE cor Montgomery and Cora.
Satter Adam, b:iker, r. 312,"^ Nineteenth
Satterlee George A., capitalist, 37 Montgomery Block,
r. 8 Mason
Satterlee William, solicitor Commercial Fire Insu-
rance Co., 37 Montgomery Block, r. 1617 Jack-
son
Satti Celsi, saloonkeeper, r. 1205 Stockton
Saturday Local (weekly) Leonard W. Kidd editor
and proptr, 2208 Mission ^
Saiicelito Ferry, foot Clay
Saucelito (old) Land and Dry Dock Co., John H.
Sajire secretary, 330 Pine, room 36
Saucelito. See Sausalito
Sauer Adam, carpenter, r. 1618 West Mission
Saner Christian, bakery, 2217 Post
Sauer Frederick (Kappeler & Sauer) r. 103 First
Sauer George, carpenter L. Weissmann, r. 813 Pa-
cific
Sauer George, bookkeeper Helmrich & Hansen, r. 333
Eddy
Sauer H., salesman, r. Stanford Hotel
Sauer Henry, barber Charles Laubenheimer, r. 12
Verona PI
Sauer Herman, laborer Superintendent of Streets, r.
435 Shipley
Sauer Nellie, widow, r. 110 Sixth
Sauer William, S. F. Musical Fund Soc, 639 Cal.
Sauerbier W. A., Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Sauerland Louis, conductor Clay St. Hill RR.
Saufley William B. (Holden & Saufley) attorney at
law, 202 Sansome, rooms 7 and 8, r. Oakland
Saul Alice Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf. Co., r.
314 Fifth
Saul E. & Co. (Edmund Saul) carriage factory, 70 and
72 New Montgomery
Saul Edmund (E. Saul & Co.) r. 18.38 Ellis
Saul John, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 314 Fifth
Saul John T., teamster A. Waldstein, r. 434 Fifth
Saul Mary Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf. Co., r.
314 Fifth
Saul RoBo Mrs., confectionery, 314 Fifth
Saulez Laurent, upholsterer, r. 518 Stockton
Saulmann August J. (Saulmann & Lauenstein) r. 835
Post
Saulmann Julius, inpurance solicitor, r. 1435 Pine
Saulmann & LauenMiein (August J. Saulmann
and Mrs. Frederick L. Lauenstein) proptrs Saul-
niann's Restaurant, 620 California
Saulmann'8 Restaurant, Saulmann & Lauen-
stein proptrs, 520 California
Saulnier John (John Sauluier & Co.) r. Bordeaux,
France
WINDOW SHADES.
Manufacturer of fine WINDCW
S H A D K S for Privute Resi-
dences, Scores, OiBces, etc., etc.
GEO. W. CLARK,
G45 Market Street.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., whoi.ksai.e
HARDWARE,
Corner MArket and Front Streets.
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Sanlnler John & Co. (John Saviluicr and Paul
Laclaverie) importers and wholesale winen and
liquors, 607 and <)()9 Front
Saulsbury Edmund J., doorkeeper CbI. Theater, r. 29
John
Saulabury. See Salisbury and Salsbury
Saulters Simon P., millwright, r. 519 Sacramento
Saultry Jaraes, guard San Quentin, r. 2823 Clay
Haund'T Charles, baker Winkle Brothers, r. 609 Jack-
son
Saunders Charles W., engineer C. C. Burr & Co., r.
202)4 Francisco
Saunders Charlotte Mrs., r. 14 Turk
Saunders E., widow, actress, r. 2402 MiBsion
Saunders E., bellman Palace Hotel
Saunders F.lisha, clerk, r. 214 Powell
Saunders George, r. 425 Kearny
Sauudors George A., bartender, r. 226 Third
Saunders Honora J. Mrs., adjuster coiner's dept U. S.
Mint, r. 313 Fourth
Saunders -lames D., r. 320 Fulton
Saunder* Joseph, carpenter, 636 Commercial, r. 1609
Jones
Saunders Mary, domestic 1414 Hyde
Saunders Peter L., carpenter, 135 Post, r. 1023 Mission
Saunders William, miner, r. New Wisconsin Hotol
Saunders William, porter, r. 16 Lynch
Saunders. See Sanders
Sauneuf Frau^ois, servant, r. 9 St. Mary
Saur Frederica, domestic 719 Broadway
Saur Theodore, clerk Kelting & Tietjen, r. 5 Wash.
Saasalito Liand and Ferry Co., Francis L.
Avery, secretary, office Feiry Bxiilding, East, nr
Market
Sausset Louis, tailor, 747 Clay, r. 436 Jackson
Sauter Charles, assistant scenic artibt Bush St. Thea-
ter
Sauter Charles, maltster National Brewery, r. .566
Linden Av
Sauter William, bartender John Dettmer, r. 428 Bdwy
Sauterlassi B., framemaker LiiJi.ii Brothers
Sautrey D., w.itertender Pacific Mail SS. China
Sautter Ernest F., operator American Di.strict Tel.,
961 Mission, r. 708 Sutter
Sauvage Leon, lauudryman, r. 1320 Stockton
Sauvain August, bookkeeper Ami Vigifler, r. Oakland
Saujuirt- August, laborer Pao. Rolling Mill, r. White
House Hotel, Potrero
Savage E. E. Mrs., r. 209 Post
Savage Frank, clerk William Garretson & Co., r. 951
Harrison
Savage George E., commission agent, r. 224 Haight
Savage H'-nry, jeweler, l'>6 Sutter, r. 740 Sixteenth
Savage Henry A., engraver M. Schmidt & Co., r. 740
Sixteenth
Savage Henry M., law student Edwin A. Lawrence,
r. SW cor Oak and Lyon
Savaije James, third officer Pacific Coast SS. Victoria,
r. Ill Dore
Savage John, coachman John Birmingham
Savage John E., salesman Savage & Son,r. 2410 Mission
Savage Joseph, storekeeper U. S. Internal Revenue,
r. L'>8 Angeles
Savage Lyttleton, engineer's clerk S. F. Gas Light
Co., r. 715 Howard
Savage Mary A., widow, r. 24 Lewis
Savage Matthew, fireman stmr El Capitan, Oakland
Ferry, Market St. Wharf
Savage Michael, tailor, r. 352 Jessie
Savage Mining' Co. (Storey Co., Nev.> Edward
B. Holmes secretary, 15 Nevada Block
Savage Mortimer, salesman Burnham & Lynch, r. 662
Howard
Savage O. H., r. 13 Third
Savage Owen, r. 221 Minna
Savage Patrick, fireman stmr Harriet
Savage Patrick, laborer, r. 139 Minna
Savage Patrick, second cook Pacific Coast SS. Mon-
terey, Broadway Wharf
Savage Patrick H., foreman plumbing, New City
Hall, r. 341 Shipley
Savage Richard, foreman Union Warehouse, r. 116
Alta PI
Savage Richard (Savage & Son) r. 2410 Mission
Savage Richard H. (Savage & Son) r. 611 Folsom
Savage Robert W., janitor Riucou Grammar School,
r. 951 Harrison
Savage Thomas, bootblack, 33 Post, r. 715 Broadway
Savage Thomas, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 228
Seventh
Savage Thomas, laborer, r. 538 Natoma
Savage Thomas G., r. 1603 Mission
Savage William, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r. cor
First and Mission
Savage William, bootblack, r. 212 First
Savage William, canvasser, r. 4.34 Stevenson
Savage William, watchman Cal. Chemical Works, r.
K s San Bruno Road, bet Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-eighth
Savage William C, salesman Newton, Brothers^ Co.,
r. Oakland
Savage William P., teamster, r. 1747 Mission
Savage & Son (Richard and Richard H.) proptrs Em-
pire Foundry, 135-141 Fremont
Savannah Edward, livery stable, 3009 Mission
Savarv Edward, secretary I. M. Wentworth Boot and
Shoe Co., 40U Battery, r. 122 Taylor
.Save Antoine, porter J. Saulnier & Co., r. 1217 Powell
Save Louisa, laundress, r. 1217 Powell
Save Louis, laborer, r. 1217 Powell
Saveuier Jacques, musician Baldwin Theater
Savern Janst-n. captain schr Mendocino, r. NE cor
Howard and Spear
Saverys Ernest, cook August Dalland, r. 817 Mont.
Savings and Loan Society, Samuel Cowles
president, Cyrus W. Carmany cashier, 619 and 621
Clay
Savings and Loan Society Building, 619
and 021 Clay
Savio NataliP, t»iilor St. Ignatius College, 214 Hayes
Savory Clara Miss, dressmaker, r . 108 Taylor
Savory Kate, widow, boarding, 108 Taylor
Savory Richard H., foreman Abbott Paving Works, r.
606 Folsdln
Savory Seth, (teaman, r. 26 Steuart
Savory Wycom F., plumber, r. 108 Taylor
Savory. See Savary
Sawers Charles G., clerk E. Cahill & Co., r. 1422 Clay
Bawin George W^, laborer, r. Duncan Court, nr Broad-
way
Sawin James C, cabinetmaker Snyder & Co., r. 756
HflrriBon
Sawtelle Chester M., physician, and editor Medico
L'terary Journal, office 4 Thurlow Block, r. 2027
Mission
Sawtelle Frances Mrs., dressmaker, r. Hancock House
Sawtelle Mary P. Mrs., phyhician, and 'publisher
Medico Literary Journal, office 4 Thurlow Block,
r. 2027 Mit^sion
Sawyer Abbie E., widow, r. 116 Perrj'
Sawyer Adelaide B. Miss, assistant Pine and Larkin
St. Primary School, r. 722 O'Farrell
Sa-»vyer Albert F., physician, office and r. 302
Stockton
Sawyer Annie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 115 Taylor
Sawyer B. F. & Co. (Napa, Cal.) wool, hides
and tallow, and tanners' supplies, Rov T. Kim-
ball agent, 323 Front
Sawyer Charles H., foreman sole leather room Buck-
ingham & Hecht, r. 429 J4 Oak
Sawyer Carrie M. Mrs., medium, 17 Ellis
Sawyer E. 1). (Sawyer & BalU r. 819 Bush
Sawyer E.H., correspondent U. S. Surveyor Gener-
al's Office, r. 418 Post
Sawyer Frank, C igarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Sawyer Frank H., journalist Evening Bulletin, r. 119
Taylor
Sawyer Frank W., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1221
Fillmore
Sawyer Frederick, barber Sigmund Stern, r. 410 Pac
Sawyer George, carpenter, r. 563 Howard, rear
Sawyer George, Inspector Gold and Stock Tel. Co., r.
10 J4 Howard Coui-t
Sawyer George, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Sawyer George M., painter, r. S s Wolfe, nr Cal. Av
Sawyer H. C, medical student, r. S s California Av,
bet Mission and Howard, B. H.
Sawyer House. Simeon Sawyer proptr, NW cor Fulton
and Devisadero
Sawyer Jcseph, r. 935 ^^lission
Sawyer Joseph, clerk Beaumont N. Wingate, r. SE •or
Twenty-seventh and Gunnison Av, B. H.
Sawyer Leander, manager City Cab and Carriage
Stables, r. Oakland
Sawyer Leopold, r. 736 Green
Sawyer Lewis W. (John Lee ft Co.) r. W s Howard,
bet Twenty-fourth and Twenfy-Sfth'
Sa-»vyer Lorenzo, Judge U. S. Circuit Court, office
U. S. Court Building (after July 1st new U. 8.
Appraiser's Building) r. 734 Sutter
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY «*sHiNG^DpN|^at short notice
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTKK OF AND DKALER IN COAI^ AND PIG IRON,
41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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Saivyer Liorenzo S. B., attornoy at law. clerk
mid commissioner I'. 8. Circuit Court, office TI. 8.
Court KuildiiiR (Hfter July Ist new U. 8 Apprais-
er's Buildiug) r. HIT Hyde
Sawyer Milton G.. chief registry clerk Post Ofllce. r.
llfi Prospect PI
bawycr Neal, cigarmaker SanderBou & Horn, r. 277
Minna
Sawyer O. IV Mrs., r. 618 Larkin
Sawyer Patrick, night watchman Mission Soap and
Candle Works, r. 424 Shotwell
Sawyer Robert O., bookkeeper Pope & Talbot, r. 606
Folsom
Sawyer Samuel T., contractor, r. 4.'50 Minna
Sawyer Samuel T. Jr., compositor Evening Post, r. 460
Minna
Sawyer Simeon, proptr Sawyer House, NW cor Fulton
and DevisKdero
Sawyer T., brassfounder William T. Garratt
Sawyer Tbgmas, r. 935 Mission
Sawyer Tliomas E., draftsman, r. 933 Mission
Sawyer Woodbury D., attorney at law, 622 Clay, r. 413
Green
Sawyer & BaU (E. D. Sswyer. and A. E. Ball)
iittorueys at law, .'^02 Montgomery
Saxe Rolllu P., importer and breeder of thorough-
breds, office 209 Sansome, r. Tlie Baldwin
Saxe William P.. attorney at law, 430 California, r. 376
San Josp Av
Saxon G. I). P.. student Barnard's Business College,
r. 341 Hayes
Saxtou Albert H., Inspector and district officer Cus-
tom House, r. 528 Bryant
Saxton James G.. laborer Sea Wall
Saxton Marshal J., bookkeeper Morning Call, r. 7 Mint
Av
Saxton Rnfiis, lieutenant colonel TJ. S. A., Chief
Quartermaster Military Division Pacific, office
and r. Presidio
Saxton, Smitli & Co. (New York) manufs gold
chains, Phelps & Miller managers, 120 Sutter,
room 1
Saxton Warren, -Tour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont
Saxton William R., blacksmith helper David Kerr,
r. 2206 Steiner
Saxton. See Sexton
Saxtorph Axel L.. teamster, r. 223 Harrison
Saxtorph Henry (Holm & Saxtorph) r. 867 Market
Sayer Edwsrd B., seaman, r. 255 Beale
Sayers Henrj, r. 51 Clara
Sayers JohnB., salesman Getz Brothers & Co., r. 1949
Geary
S:iy< vs William F. (Bry.nnt & Sayers) attorney at law,
214 Sansome. moms 13. 14, and 30, r. E s Broderick.
bet Clay and Washington
Sayler John, driver Central RB., r. 1316 Fillmore
Sayles Calista Mrs., r. 219 Hayes
Sayles Rufus E., printer, r. 219 Hayes
Savior Charles, clerk Exchange Billiard Rooms, r.
" 1111 H Broadway
Saylor Daniel, auctioneer, r. 1111 M Brondway
Saylor Daniel .Jr., clerk, r. 1111 J^ Broadway
Saylor Henry B., r. HUM Broadway
Raynard W. T., seaman, r. 734 Montgomery
Sayre A. L., capitalist, r. Grand Hotel
Sayre D. L., r. 112 Geary
Sayre John H. , mining secretary, office -330 Pine,
room 36, r. Oakland
Sayre Minnie M. Mrs., teachei- calisthenics Zetska's
Institute, r. 1'220 Market
Sayre Robert, clerk Park Hotel
Sayre Roger H. (Roger H. Sayre & Co.) r. 24 Turk
Sayre Roger H. & Co. (Roger H. Sayre and Fred. Jen-
sen) market. 407 Turk
Sayros Annie, widow, r. 1211 Steiner
baywell Fanny Miss, milliner Mrs. R. Riordan, r. 911
Lombard
Saywell Harry, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 911
Lombard
Saywell Sylvester, carpenter, r. 804 Filbert
Saywell Thomas, gardener and nurseryman, 911 Lomb.
Sazuela Romualiio, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Sazuetta Paolo, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Sbaiboro Andrea (Sbiirboro & (^o.) and secretary West
Oakland Mutual Loan Assn, office 531 Washing-
ton, r. Oakland
Sbarboro Bartholomew, salesman Sbarboro & Co., r.
900 Jackson
Sbarboro Giacomo, cartman, r. 2307 Mason
Sbarboro Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Sbarboro Sarah, widow, r. Thirtieth Av, nr San Bruno
Road
Sbarboro & Co. (Andrea Sbarboro) groceries,
wineB, and provisions, 531 Washington
Sbissa Giacomo, fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo
Sbracia Angiolo, Italian Sharpshooters, 413 Broadway
Sbracia Fredlano, Italian Sharpshooters, 413 Bdwy.
Scaglione Louis, tailor, r. 5 Gaven
Scales Ada M. Mrs., medium, r. 1630 Howard
Scales Frank, horseclipper Humboldt Stable, r. 1209
Folsom
Scales Frank, teamster, r. 9 Mason
Scales Charles, teacher Frederick Brampton, r. 617
Grove
Scales William H., inspector Custom House, r. 2356
Howard
Sially James H., salesman, r. 51'tGea.ry
Scally Neil J. (McCloskey & Co.) r. 1149 Folsom
Scalmanini Antonio, laborer Ghirardelli & Danzel, r.
617 Union
Scalmanini Carlo, native wines, 712 Front, r. 909J<
Filbert
Scalm.-ininl Carlo, porter Antonio Daneri, r. 909
Filbert, rear
Scalmanini Constant, porter A. E. Sabatie & Co., r. I
909 Filbert, rear I
Scalmanini John, laborer Ghirardelli & Danzel, r. 517
Union
Scammon .Jefferson H., carbuilder Sutter St. RB., r.
505 Seventh
Scammon Leland, printer David Kerr, r. 505 Seventh
Scandell John, laborer Sea Wall, r. Popp's Hotel
Scandinavian Hall Association, Alfred Af«:uqnist sec-
retarj', 436 Montgomery
Scandinavian Home, Henry Brown proptr, 810-816
Battery
Scandinavian Home, James Nelson proptr, 418
Drumm
Scandinavian Hotel, Swenson & CarlBon proptrs, 30
Clay
Scandinavian Irrigated Colony of Fresno (Cal.)
Charles A. Henry manager, 409 Washington
Scandinavian Society, rooms 71 New Mont.
Scanlau Charles D., musician, r. 12 Tyler
Scanlan James, coremaker Steiger & Kerr, r. 102
Twenty- fourth
Scanlau James, maltster Empire Brewery, r. 2108
Powell
Scanlan John, laborer Sea Wall
Scanlan John, shoemaker, r. 546 Fourth
Scanlan John Jr., machinist Isaac H. Small, r. 546
Fourth
Scanlan Michael, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., r.
546 Fourth
Scanlau Patrick, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 1024
Howard
Scanlan W. J., conductor Market St. RR.
Scanlin Daniel, tailor, r. 140)^ Shipley
Scanlin Maggie C. Miss, saleslady Keane Brothers, r.
lOOf Bush
Scanlin Mary A.,\vidow, r. 1006 Bush
Scanlon Catherine, widow, r. 3 Jackson PI
Scanlon Charles H., r. 1621 )<i Powell
Scanlon J., laborer Sea Wall
Scanlon John, bartender Michael O'Brien, r. 1716
Mission
Scanlon John, bartender Thomas McManus, r. 1604
Mission
Scanlon Matthew, cardrlver, r. 1452 Minna
Scanlon Michael, serviceman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
140 Perry
Scanlon Patrick, r. 813 Jackson
Scannell Charles A., drayman Dodge, Sweeney & Co.,
r. NE cor Fifth and Brannan
Scannell David, chief engineer 8. F. F. D., office
235 Kearny, r. 412 Bush
Scannell James, Rig. and Stev. Union, 806 Mont.
Scannell John, bootmaker, r. 909 Post
Scannell John, coachman James McM. Shatter
Scannell Michael, bootfltter, r. 1240 IJush
Scanoni Benedetto, laborer, r. 10 Filbert PI
Scarborough John J., liquor saloon, 5 Broadway
Scarry John, carpenter, 40 Twenty-second
Scas.ighini Giacomo. Swiss Benev. Assn. 109 Mont.
Scateua Domenico, clerk MKhaela Barcl, r. 1318
Dupont
Scatena Martino. Italian Sharpshooters. 413 Broadway
Scattiny Philip, manager Charles Mayer, Grand Cen-
tral Market
Scerl Frederick W., r. 810 Folsom
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Sceva George, janitor Medical College of the Pacific,
r. 121 Haight
Sceva H. M. Mrs., student Medical College of the
Pacific, r. 1'21 Haight
Schaab William, bartender Ernest Luesman, r. 806
Union
Scbaach Charles, blacksmith 8 F. Forge Co., r. 40
Washington Av
Schaach Frederick, carpenter, r. 40 Washington Av
Schaadt Frank, lithographer, r. 632 Seventeenth
Schaadt John, confectionery, Woodward's Gardens, r.
632 Seventeenth
Schaadt Louisa, widow, r. 632 Seventeenth
Schaadt Peter A., bartender Woodward's Gardens, r.
632 Seventeenth
Schaaf August E., compositor Hebrew Observer, r. 508
Bush
Schaaf Janie Mrs., Aessmaker. r. 507 Broadway
Sch.-iaf Werner, baker, r. 507 Broadway
Schaake Ferdinand, clerk E. R. Zschiesche, r. 114
Dupont
Schaake Henry, Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Market
Schaap Charles A., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
1124 Pacific
Schaar Adolph, upholsterer John A. Shaber, r. 879
Shotwell
Schaben Magnus, conductor N. B. and Mission BR.,
r. 820 Folsom
Schabot Emile, machinist, r. 13 Baldwin Court
Schachhubber John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W
8 Clipper, bet Church and Dolores
Schacht Eiuily Miss, r. 228 O'Farrell
Schacht George, barber Joseph P. Barbier, r. 1425
Dupont
Schad Albert, confectioner D. Hirschfeld, r. 045
Washington
Schad Paul T., salesman Ernest Hoger, r. 645 Wash-
ington
Schad Kichard, proptr North German House, KE cor
Eighth and Brannan
Schad Teresa, widow, r. 645 Washington
Schad William, jeweler Louis Miller Jr., r. 645 Wash.
Schadde William, cooper, r. 615 Minna
Schadde William Jr., clerk Thomas Magee, r. 645
Minna
Schade August, boot and shoemaker, 331 Sixteenth
Schade Gus., cook Pacific Mail SS. City of Chester
Schade. See Shade
Schadt Leonard, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Schaedler Herrmann, harness and saddlery, 2004
Mission
Schaefer Albert, clerk Charles Fctt, r. 931 Folsom
Schaefer C. & Co. (Charles Schaefer and Rudolph
Dannmeyer) costumers. 720 Mission
Schaefer Charles (C. Schaefer & Co.) r. 720 Mission
Schaefer Charles (Fromm & Schaefer) r. 967 Howard
Schaefer Charles H., cigarmaker Denlcke Brothers, r.
NE cor Sixth and Bryant
Schaefer Charlotte Mrs., midwife, r. 729 Broadway
Schaefer Conrad, r. 1 Welsh
Schaefer Conrad, liquor saloon, 1129 Mission
Schaefer Henry, carpenter, r. 2025 Pine
Schaefer Henry, dairy. Ocean Hoiise Road, nr Moun-
tain Spring House
Schaefer Henry C, laborer, r. NE cor Bay and Bu-
chanan
Schaefer John, r. 729 Broadway
Schaefer John C, laborer, r. N s Pixley, bet Fillmore
and Webster
Schaefer Mary, widow, furnished rooms, 116 Leid.
Schaefer Theodore, laborer Albert Washburn
Schaeflfer Carl, portrait painter, r. 1212 Mission
Schaefler David, bnckskindresser Christian Hellwigir.
SW cor Army and Howard
SchaefferFred., boxmaker, r. 653}^ Minna
Schaefifer Tonie, domestic 6 Columbia
Schaeffer. See Schafer, Schaffer, Scheffer and Shaef-
fer
Schaefle Herman, r. 84M Colton
Schaer John, proptr San Bruno Hotel, W 8 San Bruno
Road, nr Army
Schaerger E., cabinetmaker, r. Putnam , . nr Union, Av,
B. H.
Schaertzer John A. (r.Hagemann& Co.)r. 139 RoseAv
Schaetzle X., tailor, r. 517 Post, rear
Schaezleiu Robert (F. Kroger & Co.) r. 619 Bush
Schafer Adam, woodturner, r. 238 Seventh
Schafer Aloysius C, painter, r. 919 Clay
Schafer Bartel, laborer Philadelphia Brewery, r. 109
Tehama
Schafer Charles, morocco mauuf, S s Serpentine Av,
bet York and Hampshire
Schafer Charles, waiter, r. 113 Virginia
Schafer Christian L., r. 923 Washington
Schafer Frederick, artist, 432 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Schafer Frederick, cooper Latireuce Felvey, r. 58J<j
Second
Schafer George (Breig & Schafer) r. 105 Hayes
Schafer George, teamster Jackson Brewery, r. 102
Eleventh
Schafer Henry, waiter Melchior Pieper
Schafer Herman H. (Schafer & Co.) r. New York
Schafer Jacob, painter, r. IHH Oak Grove Av, rear
Schafer John, carriagemaker, r. 430 Shipley
Scliafer John A., miner, r. 517 O'Farrell
Schafer John F. (Schafer & Co.) r. 33 Waller
Schafer Julius, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Schafer Loui^, varnisher, r. San Miguel
Schafer Louisa, teacher music, r. 517 Gough
Schafer Philip, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Manuf.
Co., r. 1721 Jessie
Schafer T., Cal. Jaegers, 620 Bush
Schafer & Co. (.John F. and Herman H. Schafer)
wholesale and retail clothing, 11 Montgomery
SchafiT. See Schaefer, Schaeffer, Schaflfer, Scheffer,
and Shafer
Schafi' Oscar, r. 137 Montgomery
Schaffer Anton (Younghaus & Schaflfer) r. S B Serpen-
tine Av, nr Folsom. B. H.
Schaflfer Charles, r. 807 Kearny
Schaffer. See Schaefer, Scheffer, and Shaffer
Schaffield Lena A., widow, r. S s Twenty-second, bet
Hampshire and Potrero Av
Schaffield William, carpenter and builder, r. 7 Twen-
ty-seiond
Schaffner A., carpenter, r. 1337 Dupont, rear
Schatl'ner Frederick, liquor saloon, 223 Leidesdorff,
r. 315 Lombard
Schail'ner Heraiann, paperruler, r. 773 Harrison
Schalich Lucas, cabinetmaker, r. N s Point Lobes Av,
bet Williamson and Boyce
Schalich Thomas, cabinetmaker L. H. Haussler, r. S
8 Point Lobos Av, nr Parker Av
Schalike Frederick W., artificial stonemaker, r. 713 li
Minna
Schalitz Carl, coppersmith Sanders & Co., r. 1622
Lark in
Schall Joseph, cook Gustav Wiinche, r. 46 Steuart
Schallehn August, shoemaker, r. 513 Bryant
Schaller Henry, cellarman John C. Eaberling, r. 1118
Howard
Schamlambach Henry, laborer S. P. Laundry Assn
Schammel Henry, proptr Cal. Vinegar Works, 610
Lombard
Schammel John H., student Barnard's Business Col-
lege, r. 610 Lombard
Schander Adolph, bookkeeper S. F. Bulletin Co., r.
NE COT Green and Powell
Scharally Charles, bartender Albert Hillebrand, r.
565 J« Natoma
Schardin Joseph P., ofilce 210 Dupont, r. 22 Geary
Scharetg George, teamster, r. W s Iowa, bet Sierra
and Nevada
Scharetg John Anton (Davidson & Scharetg) r. E s
Pennsylvania Av, bet Sierra and Nevada
Scharfenberg Adolph, merchant tailor, 27 Stockton
Scharff Charles, r. 309 Minna
Scharger E., cabinetmaker, r. Schuyler. B. H.
Scharka H., cabinetmaker, r. 16'^ Garden
Scharninghausen Fred., oysterman Fred. Conrades,
r. 1220 Howard
Scharowsky Albert, r. 321 Powell
Scharowsky Natalie Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, 321
Powell
Scharpella Joseph, waiter Buzzinl & Lepori,r. 212
Ninth
Scharpen Henrv, bartender Peter Scharpen, r. 506
Sixth
Scharpen Peter, liquor saloon, 506 Sixth
Scharrenberg Henry, boatman, r. 140 Jackson
Schartau B' rnard, mate schr Fairy Queen, r. 405 Beale
Schasser Max, driver S. F. Stock Brewery, r. SE cor
Francisco and Taylor
Schath Anthony, foreman Pac. Straw Works, r. 14
Second .\v
Schath John, shoemaker, r. 3 Franklin
Schath John J., shoemaker, r. 14 Second Av
Schath Mary, widow, r. 14 Second Av
Schatz John, cigarmaker Chris. Behnson, r. 9 Caro-
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Scbanb Benedict, ■wait<,T Ahlbom Hdusc
Scbaub John, shaper Eureka Furniture Factory, r.W
a Fourth, bet Bnmnan and Bluxooie
Schaumloetfel Conrad, bliu-ksiuith Isai Bibeau, r. 8E
cor Minsiun and Eugenia
Schauinlocffcl Martin, cook Pala<-e Hotel, r. 437 Jessie
Schaupp Fred., clerk Rlcbard Mebrtens, r. 1230 Mis-
sion
Scbaupp Qottlob, painter, r. 404 J4 Grove
Scbauijt<'n Bobert, upholsterer C. M. Plum & Co., r.
957 Market
Scbeel J. Henry, expressman, NE otir Battery and
Pine, r. N 8 Henry, bet Noe and Captro
Scheel Kobert R.,poiter Davis Bruthers, r. 6 Stock-
ton PI
Bcbeele Adam, shoemaker, SW cor Union and Oc-
tavia
Bcheele Hermann (Browning & fkheele) r. 600 Kine-
teenth
Scheeline Mayer, purchasing agent, 214 Pine, r. NE
cor Ellis and Fillmore
Scheeline Moritz, clerk Daniel Meyer, r. 1205 Taylor
Scheeliue Nathan, capitalist, oflQce 214 Pine, r. 608
Jones
Scheeline S. E., salesman O'Omnor, Moffatt & Co., r.
1418 Taylor
Scheeline Simon (Roth & Co.) r. 608 Jones
Scheeline Simon C. (Rosenbaum & Scheeline) attor-
ney at law, 302 Montgomery, r. ti08 Jones
Scheeling Adam, machinist, r. Eigbtcentb,'W Clara Av
Scheer Henry, shoemaker, 737 Vallejo, r. 1809 Taylor
Scheer Henry Jr., compositor, r. 1809 Taylor
Scheerer A. Miss, di-es.'-maktr. 1209 }« Polk
Scheerer Conrad, carpenter, r. 512 Post
Scheerer Joseph, carpenter and builder, and asphal-
tum rooter, 510 Post, r. 512 Poet
Scheerer. See Scherer, Seherrer, Shearer, and Sherer
Schefeld Oscar, blacksmith Phelps Manuf. C.^.. r. 259
Minna
Scheffauer George, carpenter, 426 Powell, r. 430 Geary
Scbefifer August, confectioner L. Saroni & Co., r. S s
Green, bet Powell and Mason
Scheffer. See Sehaefer, Schafer, Scbiefer, Shaeffer,
and Shafer
Scheffler Charles, engineer, r. 912 Scott
Schefner Henry, seaman Pacitic Mail SS. China
Scheggia Charles, liquor saloon. 1138 Dupout, and
proptr Federal Hotel, 1205 Stockton
Scheggia kniil, brasstinisher, r. 1205 Stockton
Schchr John D., barber Laudgraf & Enauer, r. 607
Minna
Schehr William, tailor, 510 Montgomery Av
Scbeib Isidore, fruit dealer, r. 615 Union
Scheibe William F., cigarmaker Adolph Evers, r. 410
Broadway
Scheibner Friedrich, furrier, r. SE cor Sutter and
Broderick
Scheldich George, tailor John Block, r. 636 Clay
Scheidler Joseph , engineer, r.W s Thirteenth, bet Mis-
sion and Howard
Scheidnagel J., r. German Hotel
Scheldt Jacob, foreman Sideman, Lachman & Oo., r.
329 Ivy Av
Scheier Abraham, salesman P. Berwin & Brother, r.
464 Sixth
Scheier Gabriel, r. 464 Sixth
Scht ier. See Sheyer, and Shier
Scheile Roliert, cigarmaker Mayriscb Brothers, i. 101
Prospect PI
Scheiner Catherine, bakery and confectionery, 203
Second
Scheiner George, musician, r. 203 Second
Scheithe Jacob, butcher, r. 1006 Pacific
Scheie Adam, shoemaker, r. 915 Sansome
Scheie Lizzie Miss, shoetitter Marks & Berliner, r. 916
Sansome
Scbelin Peter, tailor, r. 417 Rush
Schell E., farmer, r. 13 Pacific
Schell Eliza Mrs., r. 12 Harlan PI
Schell Emma Miss, milliner Mrs. M. A. Soper
Schell E. P.. workman U. 8. Mint, r. 122 Taylor
Schell Ge(-rgiana L., widow, r. 1808 Broadway
Schellberg Peter, painter, r .W s DougUss, nr Seven-
teenth
Schellenberg A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 163 Sixteenth
Schelleiiberg P. (Marquardsen & Schellenberg) r. 163
Sixteenth
Schellenberger Andrew, tailor, 10 Stockton PI
Schell'-nberiier Joseph, tailor, r. 724 McAllisti-r
Scbellhas William, luillhand, r. Thoroughfare Hotel
: Schellpeper August, tailor John N. Btraub, r. 86
Crocker
I Schemlt John J., r. 5 Quincy PI
Schemp Jacob F., woodcarver Gilbert fc Moore, r. 320
j Je,s6ie
I Schenck Caspar Mrs., r. 607 Polk
■ Schenck C. W., painter, r. St David's House
j Schenck George E., reul-e.-tate agent, .''•29 Clay
I Schenck George W., painter, r. 34 Austin
' Schenek H. Miss, ussislant Union Priruiiry School
I Schenck Peter, laborer, r. 34 AuBtin
Schenck William H. H., salesman Marcus C. Hawley
& Co., r. lo Riueon PI
Schenck William T. Y., salesman Berry & Place, r.
Grand Hotel
Schenck. See Schenk
Schendcl John, expressman, SW cor Battery and Com-
mercial, r. 20 Fifth Av
Schendel William, with John 8. Bowman & Co., r. 20
Fifth Av
Schenk Charles, tailor, r. 7 Reed PI
8<'henk Chribtian (Hoffman & Schenk) r. Oakland
Schenk Edward, p jrter C. H. Meyer & Brothers, r. 451
Jessie
Schenk Philip, confectioner, r. 8 Oak
Schenk Robert, jeweler, r. 7 Reed PI
Schenk. See Sehenck
Scheukel Julius, butcher Peter Scbenkel, r. 8 s Fifth
Av, nr L, South S. F.
Schenkel/ Peter, wholesale pork butcher, Fifth Av,
bet K and L, South 8. F., r. 732 Harrison
Schenkelberger Francis W., r. 20iO Van Ness Av
Sc-henone Giuseppe, vegetables, 63 Colombo Market
Scheper Andre.-i8. groceries and liquors, NW cor Pine
and Broderick
Scheper Carsten. groceries and liquors, SW cor Fif-
te<^nth and Capp
Scheper John H., groceries, NE cor Larkin and Clay
Scheper John H., liquor saloon, NE cor Bryant and
Beale
Scheper Joseph, groceries and liquors, SE cor Fifth
and Perry
Scheper Martin, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. N B
Clipper, l>et Sanchez and Noe
Scheper William, clerk John H. Scheper, r. NE cor
Larkin and Clay
Schepich J., Austrian Benev. Assn, 310 O'Farrell
Scheppler Willijm, jeweler. 24 Post, r. 628 Post
Schei»ke Mary, dome.stic 1201 Hyde
Scherb Francis, wheelwright H. M. Black & Co., r.
472 Jessie
Scherer Edward, silkweaver, r. 6 Clara Lane
Scherer Jacob, baktr. r. 21 Louisa
Soberer Joseph, cook Conrad Bill, r. 29 Drumm
Scherer Mary Miss, teacher South End Primary
School
Scher r. See Scheerer, Siherrer. She&rer, and Sherer
Scherf Henry, stevedore, r. 160 Steuait
Scherman Giistave, vainisher, r. 517 Post, rear
Schernstein Charles, musician, r. 10 Lewis
ScUerr, Bach & Lux (Ferdinand Scherr, Charles
Bach, and Frank A. Lux) proptrs Pioneer and
Union Malt Houses, and importeis and jobbers
hops, corks and brewers materials, 511 Sacra-
mento
Scherr Ferdinand (Scherr, Bach & Lux) r. 822 Cal.
Scherrebeck Thomas J., carpenter, r. 571 Stevenson
Seherrer Ignatiu.", maltster Pioneer Malt House, r.
718 Grei nwich
Seherrer Joseph, r. 638 Green
Sch<ttler Charles, plumber A. Grimm, r. 1211 Powell
Schetzel Adolph, butcher L. fc J. Hertz, r. 22 Turk
Scheufen Christian, sausage factory, 526 Fourth, r.
10ft ii Freelon
Scheunert Emil. b.irber Henry Funk, r. 925 Mont.
Scheurer Christian, merchant tuilor, 147 Fourth
Scheurer Lizzie Miss, tailoress William Scheurer, r.
12 Oak Grove Av
Scheurer Wil lam, tailor, 12 Oak Grove Av
Sch<;urieh William, shoemaker, r. 431 Dupont
Scheurini! George, tiilor, r. 1817 Powell
Scheuten Nicholas.satchelmaker Fe.:hheimer & Steele,
r. 1944 Mission
Schick John H., glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. Stxriford Hotel
Schick Mary L. Miss, r. 326 Ellis
Schidler John, ee-mian, r. 19 Commtr. ial
Schieblc (Jeorge. cnrpenter and builder. 710 Green ^'^
Schieckle Ji seph, laborer Philadelphia Brewery
Schiedler Charles J., hackdriver, 522 Ninth
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Schiefer Edward, cashier Lebenbaum & Goldberg,
r. 720 Leavenworth
Schiefer Frederick J., clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg &
Co., r. 720 Leavenworth
Schiefer Jai-ob F., traveling agent, r. 720 Leavenworth
Schiefer. See Schafer, Scnefft-r, and Shiifer
SchiefTer Cliristiun U., leather and findinga, 2t4
Bush, r. Oakland
Schiele Charles M., storekeepe;-, r. Ill Shipley
Schiering Johann C. H., carpenter, r. 109 Drumm
-4 Schiers John, carpenter, r. 317 Bush
Schilgran Charles A., hooker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Es
Illinois, b t N'apa and Shnsta
Schill Claus, laborer Henry Pauson, r. 528 Pacific
Schilla August, seaman, r. 1505 Dupont
Schiller Adele, teacher music, r. 226 Turk
Schiller Albert, clerk, r. 1522 Stockton
Schiller Charles, mate schr J. J. Stofen, India Dock
Schiller Francis (Schiller & Rolling) r. 24 Bannam PI
Schiller Harry M., bellman Nucleus House
Schiller Heury, engraver Edwards & Son, r. Berkeley
Sihiller Henry, peddler, r. 116 Ivy Av
Schiller Joseph E., cooper Schiller & HolUng, r. 24
Bannam PI
Sehiller Kudolph, cigar manuf , r. 226 Turk
Schiller & Holliug ( francis Schiller atid August Hol-
ling) coopers, 413 Drumm
Schilling Adam, machinist Globe Iron Works, r. W 8
Eighteenth, bet Douglass and Ellen
Schilling August (Folger, Schilling k Co.) r. 517
Webster
Schilling Charles (S. F. Laundry Assn) r. 14278t«iner
S hilling Charles, carpenter, r. E s Sau Bruno Road,
nr Fifteenth Av
Schilling Charles S., cabinetmaker Kragen & Gelst, r.
73.') Br;innan
Schiliiug Claus (G. Groezinger) r. 1820 Post
Schilling Diedrich, bookkeeper Henry Balzer & Co.,
r. 632 Broadway
Schilling Frederick, cigarmaker, r. N s Church, bet
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Schilling Georjje W., mu-ician. r. 1017 Howard
Schilling Pauline, widow, r. 512 >^ Jessie
Schilling William, cooper, r. 11 Beidemaa
Sthilling. See Shilling
Schimith Oscar, Italiau Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Schimmelpfennig Charles, cigarmaker John 8. Bow-
man & Co., r. 308 Sixth
Schimmelpfennig E., salesmau Martin J. Flavin, r.
308 Sixth
Schimmelpfennig John, upholsterer John A. Shaber,
r. 724 Mission
Shimmelpfennig William, r. 308 Sixth
Schimmer Peter, Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Market '
Schimp Jacob, woodcarver, r. Stanford Hotel
Schimp John W., furnished rooms, 112 Kearny
Schimpf Lena, widow, confectionery, 1018 Powell
Schindler Adam C, cabinetmaker J. B. Luchsinger
& Son, r. 637 Minna
Schindler Albert G., fringemaker Gille & Roehrigrs, r.
1413 Sacramento
Schindler Amelia N., widow, r. 445?^ Natoma
Schindler David, r. 1413 Sacramento
Schindler Henry B., blacksmith John W. Farren, r.
637 Minna
Schindler Thomas J., upholsterer L. Miller & Co., r.
1413 S icramento
Schindler W. F. R., clerk commissary dept U. S. A.,
r. 2014 Pierce
Schindler William J. L., r. 913 Capp
Schinkel Henry, laborer Enterprise Brewery, r. 2019
Folsom
Schinkel Otto, groceries and liquors, SW cor Ninth
and Bryaut
Schinkle .\ndrew, sausagemaker, r. 122 Twenty-fifth
Schinsel August H., saloonkeeper, r. 565 Stev,. rear
Schintz Henry, cigarmaktr J. Casner & Co., r. 1 Col-
umbia PI
Schintz Henry, cutler Jacob H. Schintz, r. 1520 Dupont
Svliintz Jacob H., cutler and corkscrew manuf,
10 Stevenson, r. 1520 Dupont
Schireley A. R., cleik Western Union Tel. Co., r. Oak-
land
Schirmeir F., locksmith, 785 Fols im
Schirmel Robert, coachman Prescott House
Schirmer Emil, manuf cement and ironstone pipe,
436 Montgomery, r. 325 Geary
Schittra Adolph. dressmaker, r. Ahlbom House
Schlaberg Brothers (Frank and Charles) manuf s cigars,
629 Washington
Schlaberg CharlesiSchlalierg Brothersjr. 2235 Howard
Sctlaberg Frank (Schlaberg Brotheia) r. 2235 Hoijard
Schlaet Ernst AugUHtus. clerk G. Groezeuger, r. !#4'4
Geary
Schlag Julia, domestic 1107 Vnn Ness Av
Schlagel Frank, r. 123 Prospect PI
Schlageter Charles A., bookkeeper H. T. Hotm«a k
Co., r. 878 Clementina
Schlageter Joseph, butcher Lesman Falda, r. 113
C^dar Av
Schlam B. rthold, r. 1216 Pacific
Schlam Charles A., r. 1'20 Page
Schlam Hattie Loretta Miss, teacher muslo, r. r20
Page
Schlam Mary Louisa Mrs., lace cap manuf, 120 Pago
Schlam Oscar, salesman Kohler * Chase, r. 120 Pag«
Schlamm C»sar, cutter clothing dept U. S. A., 36 New
Montgomery, r. 610 Folsom
Schlanert William, seaman, r. 6 Washington*
Schlapehe Henry, captain schr Mary Joseph, r. 20
Frederick, rear
Schlechtweg Charles, groceries and liquors, I'Wl
Howard
Schleef John H.; groceries and liquors, 815 Jackson,
r. 818 Jackson
Schlegel Frank, bartender Bkhard FxiUgraff, r. 123
Prospect PI
Schleger Henry, r. 113 Oak
Schleger Kate Mrs., furnished rooms, 113 Oak
Schleicher Adolph, bartender Leopold Kuzanlok, r.
409 Pacific
Schleicher August F., clerk John Pforr, r. 820 G«ary
Schleicher Jacob, real-estate, r. 820 Geary
Schleicher William, r. 622 Green, rear
Schleicher William Jr., clerk Colman Brothers, r. 622
Green, rear
Schleiden Joseph F. (Schleiden & Scholl) 418 B&ttery
Schleiden Melvina Miss, r. lil\ Washington
SclUeiden & SclioU (Joseph F. Schleiden »nd
Frank W. F. Scholl) ship and Custom Hou8«
brokers, commission agents, and agents Mexican,
Central, Ind South American Line Packets, 418
Battery
Schlemmer Philip, tatmer Herman Royer, r. 530 Sixth
Schlenker Jacob, machinist Ellas H. Thompson, r.
Chicago Hotel
Schlesinger Adolph, traveling salesman Pestner k
Hildebraudt, r. 613 Ellis
Schlesinger Bert, clerk Pringle & Hayne, r. 613 Ellis
Schlesinger Henry, woolen clerk Alexander Ni-coU,
r. 613 Ellis
Schlesinger Jacob, clerk Joseph P. Newmark k Co.,
r. 747 Howard
Schlesinger May I., widow, r. 413 Larkln
Schlesselmann Henry, clerk United States Brewery,
r. NE cor Franklin and McAllister
Schlesselmann Henry, driver United States Brewery,
r. 715 Gough
Schlesselmann John H., groceries and liquors,
cor Turk and Fillmore
Schleweck Simon, liquor "saloon, 7 Merchants'
change, r. 515 Buchanan
Schley Daniel, bricklayer, 328 Pine
Schley Elizabeth Miss (Jerabek & Schley) r.
Sixth
Schlicht Charles, candymaker George Haas k Co., r.
7 3^ Dikemau PI
Schlicht Mary, domestic 2006 Jackson
Schlicht Niccdas, finisher Edward Bosqni k Co., r.
7J<( Dikeman PI
Schlicht.'r Philip, dry goods, 52 ai»d 54 Fourth, r.
17.57 Howard
Schlichting Henry, bartender John E. Hasselbush,
r. 610 Sacramento
Schlichting Henry, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Schlichting Henry F., groceries and liquors,' 449
Fifth, r. 776 Bryant
Schlieker Henry, liquor saloon, 717 Davis
Schlieman John, cook, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Schliemann Frederick, baker Richard Albrecht, r. 109
Taylor
Schlingheyde Bernard A., superintendent Keane
Brothers, r. 1634 Sacramento
Schlingman Hermann (Schlingman & Marx) r. SEcor
Bartlett and Twenty-sixth
Schlingman & Marx (Hermann Schlingman and Henry
Marx) groceries and liquors, SE cor Bartlett and
Twintv-sixth
Schlink Thomas, drayman Brydeu & Hinckley, r. 97
Clementina
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137
FRANCISCO LAUNDRY,
EDDY ST., West of Fillmore Street
OFFICE. 33 GEA«Y ST.
J. MACDONOUGH,
UtlPORTER OF AND DEALER IN COAL AND PIO IRON,
41 Slarket Stxeet, comer Spear.
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SclilitttT Alexander, musician, r. ISIS Stockton, rear
Schlitzer Apohleuy, domestic Pacific Hebrew Orphan
As., luiu, NE cor Hayes and Devisadero
Schlobolim Albert, baker, r. 507 Mission
Schloen John, clerk Henry Schultheifi, r. NW cor Polk
and Clay
Schloen John H. H., "packer L. Hentrich, r. 1715 Du-
pont
Schloh Bernliard, clerk Wilhelm Schraubstadter, r.
572 Folsom
Schloh Ferdinand, bartender C. Chandler, r. 572 Fol.
Scbloh Fritz, liquor saloon, and furnished rooms, 672
Folsom
Schloh Louis (Cursten .V Co.) r. 2056 Mission
Schlopke Henry, laptain schr Mary Joseph, r. 20
Frederick
Schloss .\lexander, teacher music, r. SHardie PI
Schloss Benjamin (Benjamin Schloss & Co.) r. 1119
Sutter
Schloss Benjamin, traveling salesman Strauss, Eolm-
Btamm & Co., r. 717 Eddy
SchloS' Benjamin fc Co. (Benjamin Schloes) groceries
and liquors, 1028 Larkin
Schloss Edward, clerk Benjamin Schloss & Co., r. 1119
Sutter
Schloss Samuel, dry goods, 24 J^ Sixth, r. .543 Jessie
SchlubS Si^mund B., clerk Benjamin Schlosij i: C>>.,
r. 1119 Sutter
Schloss. See Slots and Shloss
Schlothan William, proptr Potrero Ranch Dairy, W g
Minnesota, bet Napa and Sierra
Schlott Ernest, musician Baldwin Theater, r. 428
Chestnut, rear
SchUicder John, butcher Philip Dennler, r. 229 Third
Schluet<r Edward (Schlueter & Volberg) r. 2446 How-
ard
Schlueter Gottlieb, porter William Tell House, 317
Bush
Schlueter Jacob, capitalist, r. Chicago Hotel
Schlueter .John W., clerk John Ristow, r. NW cor
Turk and Van Ness Av
Sclilueter & Volberg (Edward Schlueter and
Charles C. Volberg) carpets and oil cloths, 709
Market
Schlus.s Carl, bookkeeper F. Korbel k Brothers, r.
UW Tyler
Schlusselblum Max (\. Mann & Co.) r. 863 Folsom
Schliiter Charles H., liquor salesman, r. 737 Howard
Si-hluter Diedrich, liquor saloon, 508 Davis
Schluter Henry, shoemaker Cohnreich Brothers, r.
2(101 Powell
Schluter John, cabinetmaker, r. 23 Twenty-second
Schluter John H., groceries and liquors, NE cor Sec-
ond and Howard, r. 69 Minna
Schluter Marcus, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Schluter S. F., architect, r. 2021 Mission
Schluter S. F. Mrs., hairworker, 20-'l Mission
Schmadeke Henry, porter L. Feldmann & Co., r. 812
Filbert
Schmadeke Richard, boilermaker Southern Pac. KR.,
r. 2017 Howard
Schmadeke. See Smadeke
Schmahr Johann H., miller Pacific Distillery, r. 411
Pacific
Schmale Henry, laborer, r. E 8 Eureka, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Schmaleubueh Henry, laborer S. F. Laundry, r. NW
cor Turk and Fillmore
Scbmalholz Theodore, salesman Naber, Alfs & Brune,
r. 723 Natoma
Schnialiug Charles, master mariner, r. 1121 Bdwy.
Schmaltz William, clerk C. Coleman Jc Co., r. 15^
Harriet
Scbmalz Claus, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Schmalz Paul, mate schr Nellie Rich, r. 700 Front
Schmalz Paul, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Schmalz. See Sohmolz
Schmalzlen Gedr^e, liquor saloon, 121 Fourth
Schmarge Minnie, domestic l:t02 PoPt
Schnieihel William, tailor, r. 17 Stockton PI
Schmeichel William, cook, r. 29 Morton
Schmeling Herman, carpenter, r. 9 Pacific
Schmell Jasper, seaman schr J. J. Stofen, India Dock
Schmelzkopf Emil, salesman Tillmaun k Bendel, r.
1711 Clay
Schmid Nicolas, Swiss Bcnev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Schmidt Adolph H. B., teller The German Savings
and Loan Society, r. 1406 Jackson
Schmidt .\dolph J.S., liquor saloon, NE cor Fifth and
Berry
Schmidt .\lhert, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Clip-
per, bet Church and Sanchez
Schmidt .\lice Miss, teacher musii;, r. 707 Post
Sch.'uidt Aunie Mme., fortune teller, r. 27 O'Farrell
Schmidt August, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Schmidt August, bookkeeper John Pinet.r. 518 Green-
wich
Schmidt August, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Schmidt Augustus, seaman, r. 6 Mission
Schmidt Benjamin, clerk Joseph Schmidt, r. 420
Green
Schmidt Bernard, laborer Barber b Whitney, r. 405
Clemi'Utina
Schmidt Bernhard. porter Turk St. Hotel
Schmidt Bertha Mrs., r. 128 Geary
Schmidt Bruuo, watchman D. L. Levy, r. 409 Pacific
Schmidt Charles, r. 28 Sutter
Schmidt Charles, clerk, r. 410 Pacific
Schmidt Charles, clerk Herrmann & Co., r. Lombard
PI, nr Stockton
Schmidt Charles, fireman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 518
Ninth
Schmidt Charles, jewelry boxmaker A. H. Lochbaum,
'r. 78 Clementina
Schmidt Charles, liquor saloon, 828 Market, r. 456
Jessie
Schmidt Charles, waiter The Windsor
Schmi.lt Charles F. Mrs., widow, r. 4 VaTejo PI
Schmidt Charles H., r. 210 Montgomery Av
Schmidt Charles H., liquor saloon, 6J6 S -cramento
Schmidt Charles P. (Henry W. Schmidt k Brother) r.
619 Kearny
Schmidt Christian, liquor saloon, 1624 Leavenworth
Schmidt Christian H., clerk Russ House, r. 118
Wildey
Schmidt Clifi'ord, musician, r. TDT Post
Schmidt Edward, bookkeeper, r. 722 Folsom
Schmidt Edward, dravman J. Eve^ding & Co., r. 48
Clay
Schmidt Edward O., physician, ofiBce 745 Market, r,
722 Folsom
Schmidt Elizabeth Mrs., dressmaker, r. 347 Tehama
Schmidt Ellen, domestic 1912 Clay
Schmidt Emil, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Schmidt Emile. master mariner, r. 428 Chestnut, rear
Schmidt Emile, molder Steiger & Kerr, r. 110 Sixth
Schmidt Emmu Miss, dressmaker, r. 2 Central PI
Schmidt E. B., chrk. r. 173 Minna
Schmidt Ernest, upholsterer, r. 1153 Howard
Schmidt Ernest K., musician, r. 1304 Kearny
Schmidt Ernst (Tbomsen A; Co.) r. 1405 Bush
Schmidt Ernst, musi ian, r. 707 Post
Schmidt Frank, cabinetmaker Charles Schroff, r. E 8
San Bruno Road, nr Adam
Schmidt Frank, driver Emil A. Engelberg, r. 418
Kearny
Schmidt Frank, seamnn, r. 14 Hawthorne
Schmidt Frederick, carpenter, r. 4 Sonora PI
Schmidt Frederick, clerk, r. 572 Folsom
S hmidt Frederick, laborer, r. 107 Clinton
Schmidt Frederick, seaman, r. 2 Central PI
Schmidt Frederick, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Schmidt Frederick E.. salesman Lang & Co., r. T
Qu'ucy PI
Schmidt George, collector, r. 504 Fell
Schmidt George, compositor S. F. Abend Post
Schmidt George, porter D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r.
E:ist Oakland
Schmidt Georg-, tanner, r. 1110 Bryant
Schmidt George J., laborer, r. 18}^ Garden
Schmidt Gregory, r. 519 Greeuwiih
Schmidt Gustave F., machinist, r. E s Church, bet
Valley aud Tvveuty-eighth
Schmidt H. D. W., draftsman Kenitzer k Raun, r.
425 Ellis
Schmidt Henry (Schmidt & Co.) r. 1701 I^eavenworth
Schmidt Ueur^ butcher, and extraman Hose No.
8, S. F, F. D., r. 18):J Union
Schmidt H<;nry. laborer, r. H60 Harrison
Schmidt Henry, musician, r. 1304 Kearny
Schmilt Henry, oysterman August Albers.r. fi Monroe
Schmidt Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific: Hotel
Schmidt Henry, shoemaki-r, r. 926 B oaJway
Schmidt Henry, tailor, r. 431 Dupont
Schmidt Henry, tobacconist, NW cor Washington and
Kearuy, r. Oakland
Schmidt Henry W. (Henry W. Schmidt k Brother) r.
511 Greenwich
Schmidt Henry W. fc Broth.r (Charles P. and Henry
W.) apothecary, 8E cor Kearuy and Sacramento
I nilNHI APH Rj CO Growers of and Dealers in FINE WINES.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPORTATION CO., ^^iT^l^aT^il'^
SCH
804
SCH
Schmidt Herman, driver Central RR.
Schmidt Hermann, clerk Richard Mayer, r. NW cor
Howard and Eleventh
Schmidt Hubert, liquor saloon, SE cor Montgomery
Av and Union, r. 520 Union
Schmidt iKnaz (Schmidt it Fretz) , r. 603 Steiner
Schmidt Jacob, laborer Lafayeite Brewery, r. 1809
Taylor
Schmidt Jiicob, laborer Philadelphia Brewery, r. 232
Second
Schmidt James P., carpenter, r. N s Humboldt, bet
Virmont and Kansas
Schmidt Johanna Mrs., r. C05 Broadway
Schmidt John, bagmaker Neville & Co.,r. 721 Broadway
Schmidt John, cabinetmaker, r. Franconia House
Schmidt John, liquor saloon, S£ cur Steiner and
Greenwich
Schmidt John, aialtstcr Hermann Zwieg.r. 128 Park Av
Schmidt John, speculator, r. 788 Harrison
Schmidt Johu, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Schmidt John, tailor, r. i Telegraph PI
Schmidt John, vegetable peddler, r. 309 Bay
Schmidt Johu C, cigars and tobacco, 427 East, r. 322
Guerrero
Schmidt John F., cigars and tobacco, 206 }4 Bush, r.
822 Green
Schmidt Jonathan A., real-estate, r. 425 Ellis
Schmidt Joseph, bandmaster, otflce 535 California, r.
Alameda
Schmidt Joseph, drygood'i. 1307Dupont, r. 420 Green
Schmidt Joseph, laborer, r. 219 Twelfth
Schmidt L. Miss, seamstress, r. 2 Central PI
Schmidt L. Mrs., orj^anist, r. Cosmupolitan Hotel
Schmidt Lena, widow, nurse, r. Ill Park Av
Schmidt Louis, cutler Will & Finck, r. 12 Sumner
Schmidt Louis, teacher music, r. 707 Poet
Schmidt Louis Jr., mtnician, r. 707 Post
Schmidt Louisa, widow, r. IS^i Garden
Scliniidt SI. & Co. (Max Schmidt) lithographers
and zincographers, 412 Commercial and 411 Clay
Schmidt Alary A. Mrs., r. 1747 Misslcn
Schmidt Mary Ann Miss, seams? tre^s, r. 2 Central PI
Schmidt M:;ry Ann Mrs., midwife, r. 2 Central PI
Schmidt Mathilda, saleslady Vienna Model Bakery,
r. 713 Broadway
Schmidt Max (M. Schmidt & Co.) r. 2ei4 Sacramento
Schmidt Nicholas, carpenter, r. 126 Shotwell
Schmidt Oscar, salesman, r. 7375^ Green
Schmidt Peter, cigars and laundi"y, oflBc« 325 Dupont,
r. 3 Mary Lane
Schmidt Peter, laborer Philadelphia Brewery, r. 129
Tehama
Schmidt Paer B., r. 2 Central PI
Schmidt Peter J., laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, r.
12 Tehama
Schmidt Pet.?r R., architect, 103 Post, r. NW cor Tyler
and Broderick
Schmidt Philip, milkman, r. SE cor Greenwich and
Lyon
Schmidt Richard, engraver M. Schmidt & Co., r. 1809 5<S
Steiner
Schmidt Robert, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Schmidt Rudolph, bookkeeper S. Lachman & Co., r.
1920 Stevenson
Schmidt Rudolph, rail filer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SE
cor Shasta and Michigan
Schmidts., r. inS Jessie
Schmidt 8., cabinetmaker, r. 508 Brannan-
Schmidt Solomon, r. 837 McAllister
Schmidt T. C, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Schmidt Theodore, bookkeeper, r. 672 Folsom
Schmidt Theodore A., lithographer Britton k Rey, r.
Oakland
Schmidt Valentine, clerk H. P. Wakelee k Co., r. 1926
Bush
Schmidt Victor (Nolthenius & Schmidt) r. 535 Green-
wich ^
Schmidt Wandeline, bartender Market Exchange, r.
424 Shotwell
Schmidt Wilhelni, tailor, r. 1217 Kearny
Schmidt ■William, bootmaker Charles Dietle, r. 317
Bush
ScUmidt William, president S. F. Stock Brewery,
oifice SE cor Powell and Francisco, r. East Oak-
land
Schmidt William, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Schmidt William, student Barnard's Business Col-
lege, r. Berkeley
Schmidt William J., law student J. F. Sullivan, r. Al-
ameda
Schmidt & Co. (Henry Schmidt and John I. Dougart)
market, NW cor Leavenworth and Broadway
Schmidt k Fretz (Ignaz Schmidt and Franz H. Fretz)
manufs vinegar, pickles, etc., 119 Commercial
Schmidt. See Schmid, Schmitt, Schmitz,Smidt, and
Smith
Schmieden Henry, stockbroker, 330 Montgomery, r.
Palace Hottl
Schmiel Eliza, widow, r. 626 Broadway
Schmiezrr Andrew, Coopers' Pro. .\8sn, 767 Market
Schmirmund Conrad, r.222}^ Bitch
Schmits William, manuf candies. 323 Broadway
Schmitt August, salesman S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1719 Buchanan
Schmitt Blaise L., insurance broker, 6 Merchant's
Exchange, r. 1603 Post
Schmitt Charles A. (J. L. Schmitt & Co.) r. 802 Ellis
Schmitt Edward, jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 417
Sutter
Schmitt Edward A., clerk J. L. Schmitt & Co., r. 1603
Post
Schmitt Emil, tinsmith Charles Brown, r. 551 Minna,
rear
Schmitt Francis A., barber, 403 Dupont, r. 433 Union
Schmitt George, r. Park Hotel
Schmitt George (Dais's k Schmitt) r. 417 Sutter
Sctiuiitt George, liquor saloon, 920 and 922 Mar-
ket, r. 36 Eddy
Schmitt George, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Schmitt Henry, coachman, r. 323 Turk
Schmitt Henry, stockbroker, 440 California, r. 1364
Post
Schmitt Jacob, weigher, r. 28 Fair Oaks
Schmitt J. L. & Co. (.Joseph L., Charles A. and Mau-
rice Schmitt) stock and exchange brokers. 6 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Schmitt John, butcher J. F. Strobel. r. 1129 Folsom
Schmitt John, plumber C. Hildenbrand, r. 13 Wil-
liam
Schmitt John George, shoemaker, r. 13 William
Schmitt John L., foreman Joseph Bremer b Co., r.
424 Grove
Schmitt Joseph L. (J. L. Schmitt & Co.) r. 609 Eddy
Sihmitt Lucas J. (T. B. Gibson & Co.^ r. 23 Fell
Schmitt Maurice (J. L. Schmitt & Co.) r. 1501 Gough
Schmitt M. E. Mrs., ornamental hair work. 417 Sutter
Schmitt Otto, musician, r. 317 Green, rear
Schmitt William, teamster Peck & Co., 717 Sac.
Schmitt. See Schmid, Schmidt, Smidt, and Smith
Schmitz Alvin F., draftsman Union Iron Works, r. 17
Bernard
Schmitz Anna Miss, r. 14 Mason
Schmitz Christopher, musli ian, r. 118 Ninth
Schmitz Frank, bellhanger Will k Finck, r. Park
Hot*l
Schmitz Frank, woodcarver J. B. Lnchsinger & Son, r .
17 J^ Washington Av
Schmitz Ignatz, molder National Iron Works, r. 328
Twenty-fourth
Schmitz John D., coremaker Mtna Iron Works, r. 825
Green
Schmitz Jobn P., wines and liquors, 10;i2 Market,
r. 14 Mason
Schmitz Joseph Jr., bookbinder, r. 17 Bernard
Schmitz Joseph L., teacher music, r. 17 Bernard
Schmitz William, blacksmith, r. 711 OFarrell, rear
Schmitz. See Schmidt, Schmitt, Smidt, and Smith
Schmitzer Henry, ambulance driver City and County
Hospital
Schmolck Emil, curtain decorator Frank G. Edwards,
r. 7 Glover
Schmoll Henry, tailor, r. 503 Greenwich
Schm.^lz Adolph, assayer Thomas Price, r. 83€ Union
Schmolz August, r. Prescott House
Sclimolx William, mathematical instrument
maker, 420 Montgomery, r. 809 Octavia
Schmolz. See Schmalz
Schmuck Maria, domestic 807 Polk
Schmuser H., teamster Eisen Brothers, r. 12 Ster.
S<'hnabel Caroline Miss, r. 10 Turk
Schnabel Ernst (Schramm & Schnabel) r. San Jos6
Schuabel Wilhelm, S. F. Baecker Verein. 413 Sutter
Schnaittacher Charhs J., bookkeeper Max Morgen-
thau. r. 2007 Howard
Schnalholtz Theodore, r. 723 Natoma
Schnapper .\. F. . r. 347 Jessie
Schnauer CUiristian, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Schneegass Adolph, ivoryturner J. D. Barr k Co., r.
328 .Alinna
Schneibel Michel, tanner Herman Boyer, r.^735 Bran.
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN. '^^ J?N™."oa5L?T-
JONAS J. MORRISON,
Lumber Ifealer, r\.iii.cor. Mission and .Spear Sta., has lArg^
Lumber S^eds filled tvith 'tvell seasoned Lumber.
sen
805
SCH
Schneider Adolpbe(Schneidor,SoEaaly & Coqueugulot)
r. 627 Bush
Schneider Albert, r. SOi}i Larkin
Bchneider Alois, gunsmith, r. 24 Erie
Schneider Andrew (MulUr k Schneider) r. 108 Polk
Schneider Bernard, liquor saloon, SE cor Mont^'omery
and Clay, r. 112 Valpiraiso
Schneider Camillo, butcher Adam H. Lieb, r. 1012
Clay
Schneider Carl, boxmaker Hobba, Pomeroy & Co., r.
430 Union, rear
Schneider C:!rl, cutler M. Price, r. 310 Jesbie
Schneider Charles N., bartender, r. 605 Broadway
Schneider Christina Mrs., midwife, r. 430 Union,
rear
Schneider Clara Miss, cigarmaker William Lewis k
Co., r. 1125 Mission
Bchneider Conrad, labor'-r American Sugar Refinery
Schneider Conrad, papercarrier, r. 6 Clara Lane
Schneider Diedrich, laborer, r. 223 Montgomery Av
Schneider Edward W., bookkeeper, r. 505 O'Farrell
Schneider Ella, domestic 2621 Howard
Schneider Emilo, laborer, r. SE cor Center and
Utah
Schneider Emma Mrs., cigarmaker William Lewis &
Co., r. 1125 Mission
Schneider F. Q. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 572 Hayes
Schneider Frank, clerk, r. 16 Stanford
Schneider Frank (Schneider it Wachter) r. 1524 Pa-
cific Av
Schneider Frederick G., hardware and locksmith, 612
Hayes
Schneider Frederick J., salesman Rus^, Meyerink 4
Co.. r. 305 O'Farrell
Schneider O. C, embalmer Massey & Tung, r. 20 J4
Filth
Schneider George, liquor saloon, 1125 Dupont, r. 637
Broadway
Schneider Gottlieb, carpenter, r. 1819 Powell
Schneider Gustave, salesman Herman Schjeider, r.
'23 Garden
ScbneidiT Henry, barber, r. 430 Union, rear
iBchneider Henrietta, domi stic 741 Tyler
Schneider Henrietta Miss, hairdresser, r. 503 J4 O'Far-
rell
Schneider Henry, bootmaker, 305 H O'Fwrrell
Schneider Herman, butcher, 45 and 46 Grand Arcade
Market, r. 23 Garden
Schneider Jacob, bakery, 115 Oak
Schneider Jacob, barber, G04 Twenty-third, r. N a
Twenty-ninth, bet Sanchez and Noe
Schneider James, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Schneider Johanna MihS, saleslady B. Schonwasser
k Co., r. 5u3)4 O'Farrell
Schneider John, agent George Monnier, r. 804 J4 Lar-
kin
Schneider John, bartender George Schneider, r. 637
Broadway
S<'hueider John, fruits and candy, 1705 J'llk
Schneider John., uphol8ter<r, r. Golden Gate Hotel
8ohi:eider John J., frescopainter, r. 1012 Clay
Schneider Joseph, locksmith Jacob Bachmaii, r. 729
Clay
8^-hneider Lizzie, widow, r. 009}4 Howard
S^'hneider Louis, r. 837 Broadway
Schueider Louis, butcher Hlmmelmann & Heinz, r.
1827 Union
Schneider Louise Miea, hairdresser Mrs.R. N. Graves,
1501 Van Ness Av
Schneider Martin, cutter Standard Shirt Factory, r.
354 Grove
SchneidiT Martin, steward German Hospital
Schneider N., CiKarinakeia' Assn, 771 Market
Schneider Nicholas (Detels & Schneider, and M. De-
tels & Co.) r. 109 Ridley
Schneider Peter, foreman liquor dept American Sugar
Refinery, r. 310 Filbert
Schneidir Philip, bartender Peter Baker, r. 813 Web-
ster
Schneider Prosper, photographer, r. .'503 O'Farrell
Schneider Rebecca, domestic 2.')22 Howard
Sclkneidur, Sontaly & C<>qiieu;g;niot (Adolpbe
Schneider, John Sonialy, and John Coqueusjniot)
proptrs Cilifurnia House, and Califor.iia House
Restauritr.t, G24 and (326 California
Schueider William, laborer, r. 1912 Polk
Schneider William, laborer William Poehlmann, r.
27 Clara
Schneider William, shoemaker Emanuel Eommer, r.
E s Montgomery Av, nr Vallejo
Schneider William H., guns, pislola, surgical, elec-
trical, and dental goods, 2H 0«ary
Schueider & Wachter (Frank Schneider and Laurence
Wa i-hterj proptrs Presi.Uo Brewery, 1524 Pacific Av
Schneider. Set- Sneider, Snider, and Snyder
Schneily Joseph (Jos ph Galli & Co.) r. Oakland
Schneil.v Leon, machinist Joseph Galli & Co., r. Oak-
land
Schneller Charles, horseclipper, r. 737 Folsom
Schnetzler Loui-, cabinetmaker, r. 345 Jessie
Schnibbe Christopher, groceries and liquors, 1657
Mission
Schnibbe H., California Jaegers. 620 Bush
Schuiers J. Fred., sales:uan Tillmann & Bendel, r.
Prescott House
Schnittger Frederick, tailor, r. 3 Mary Lane
Schnittger Henry (Fell & Schnittger) r. 602 Ellis
Schnittt,'er Henry, carpenter, r. E s Guerrebro, bet
Twenty-seventh and Duncan
Schnittger Henry, groceries and liquors, 2218 Fill-
more
Schnitz Jo.seph, maltster, r. Iu8 Valparaiso
Schnitzer Jacob, cigar mauuf , 312 Fourth
Schnitzlein George (Thaten k Schnitzlein) r. 616
Greenwich
Schnitzlein Theodore, tailor, r. 7 Caroline
Sohuitzler Gustavus F., foreman printer F. Korbel
& Brothers, r. 36 J^ Fifth .\v
Schnohr Thomas, driver Washington Brewery
Schnoor Charles, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Schuoor Ctjristian H., locksmith, and liellhanger, 219
Sixth
Schnoor Diedrich W., barber Garrissere k Stein, r.
1426 Dupont
Schnoor Otto, turner J. G. H. Meyer, r. Ahlbom
House
Schnucker Andrew, carriagepainter, NW cor Fifth
andClara.r. 215 Bitch
Schnutenhaus Edwai-d, with William Hoelscher b
Co., r. Oakland
Schnutenhaus Otto, clerk Golden Gate Hotel, 134
Fourth
Schnntenhaus William (Union Furniture Manuf. Co.)
r. 134 Fourth
Scho Charles B. F., nursery, W s Mission, nr San
Miguel Station
S^hober Frederick (S.frln & Schoberi r. Oakland
Schober John, baker, r. 121 Fourth
Schobert Georj^e, upholsterer, r. 512 Bush
S hockeu Abraham L., salesman Henry Schwartz, r.
1H3 Octavia
Schockeu Samuel H.. agent John Bollman & Co., r.
1413 Octavia
Schoder Joseph, head salesman Baker k Hamilton, r.
9 Liberty
Schoebel John, brewer South 3. F. Brewery, r. Rail-
road Av, bet Thirt euth and Fourteenth Ava, South
S. F.
Schoeber Ernest, cabinetmaker, r. 5J^ Boardman
S •hoellhorn Emilie Mrs., midwife, r. 1528 Stockton
Schoellhoru Ferdinand, tailor, 1528 Stockton
Schoemaker Abraham, merchant tailor, 2629)4 Mis-
sion
Schoemaker Henry, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 106
Austin
Schoemai<er Henry, cooper, r. 13 Lafayette
Sch^embs Anton, foreman cellarman Bach, Meose &
Co., r. 6 Cadcll Alley
Schoeu , r. 572 Folsom Av
Sclioeu Eliza, widow, r. 3 August Alley
Schoen Louis L., barbi-r, 1256 Market, r. 318 Waller
Schoen Paul, barber Stable & Bemhard, r. 16 Harlan
PI
8;hoen William, watchinau The Windsor, 905 Market
S'hoen. See Shaen, Shain, and Shane
Schoenbaum A., butcher, r. 20 Everett
Schoenberg George I., manuf, and dealer metals, 615
Commercial, r. Turk St, Hoti-1
S -hoeuberg Siegmund. merchant, r. 802 McAllister
Schoeue Hermann, photigraphic gallery, NE cor
Montgomery Ax and Filbert
Sch (pnebuig I^uis (Eckstein & Schoeneburg) r. 616
I Stockton ^
, Schoeneburg. See Shoenberg
] Schoeneman Frcideri.-k, sportsman's emporium, 517
Kearny, r. 1211 Columbia
Schoeiieinann Joseph, bartender Jacob G. Gundlach,
r. 512 Bush
1 SchoenemauM. See SchuenemaLU
I Schoeufeld .Adolph, gents' furnishing xoods, 14 Sixth
O rr\ \A/ PI ADl/ «*3 MARKET STREET,
utU. W. LLAnK, Paijcr Hansings & Slia^ie Material,
wholesale) and retail dealer in
Manufacturer of WlH^OW SM'^.eS
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
"WH01.ESALJE HARDWARE,
Corner MarUet and Front Streets.
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Schoeufeld Albert, bookkeeper ButLio, Dallemaud
«: Co., r. 503 Post
Schoenfeld David, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild k
Hadenfeldt, r. 542 Folsom
Schoeufeld E. & L. (Ernest and Leopold Schoenfeld)
dry and funcy goods, 515 and 517 Hayea, and 2028
Fillmore
Sthoenfeld Ernest (E. & I.. Schoenfeld) r. 309 Octavia
Schoenfeld Jacob, wholesale butcher, First Av,
Souih S. F., office 331 Kearny, room 4
Schoenfeld Jonas, importer and wholesale leaf
tobacco and cigars, 423 and 425 Jackson, r. 1312
Geary
Schoenfeld Joseph, bookkeeper Bachman Brothers,
r. 503 Post
Schoenfeld Leopold (E. & L. Schoenfeld ) r. 426 Fell
Schoeufeld Louis (Schoeufeld & Heymau) r. 1411
Post
Schoenfeld Louis, bookkeeper, r. 419 Hyde
Schoenfeld Louis S., bookkeeper Joseph Bremer &
Co.,r. 905 Market
Schoenfeld Max, salesman E. J. Norris & Co., r. 503
Post
Schoenfeld Michael, clerk E. & L. Schoenfeld, r. 309
Octavia
Schoenfeld Sali, clerk E. & L. Schoenfeld, r. 2216Ji
Fillmore
Schoenfeld Simon, cigars and tobacco. 35 Ellis, r.
£03 Post
Schoenfeld Simon, clerk S. SchlosB, r. 854 Folsom
Schoenfeld Solomon, drj- goods, 40 Fourth, r. 2216H
Fillmore
Schoenfeld Solomon Jr., clerk Solomon Schoenfeld, r.
309 Octavia
Schoenfeld & Heyman (Louis Schoeufeld and Ber-
man Heyman) furniture aud bedding, 749 Market
Schoenfelder John, liquor saloon, 1113 Dupont
Schoenfeldt Charles W., furrier, r. 7 Quincy PI
Bchoenfeldt Ji>hn, clerk, r. South Park House
Schoenhardt Frederick, laborer, r. 5 Washington
Sclioenliolz Brotlierg Si Co. (Sigmund and
Saul Schoenholz, Herman Elsbaeh, and Samuel
Bibo) dry and fancy goods, 110 and 112 Sixth,
and 1913 Fillmore
Schoenholz Herman, salesman Schoenholz Brothers
& Co., r. 605 Laguna
Schoenholz Saul (Schoenholz Brothers & Co.) r.
1053 Mission
Schoenholz Sigmund (Schoenholz Brothers & Co.)
r. 1053 Mission
Schoenlicht John, fruits and vegetables, 1009?^ Fol-
som
Schoenmakers Constant, contractor and builder, 654
Washiugton, r. 323 J^ Chestnut
Schoeustein Felix F., organbuilder. 527 M Birch Av
Schoenstein Ferdinand B., machinist, r. 511 Fulton
Sohoenwald Albert , barber, 2209 Geary
Sehoeuwald Oscar, r. 411 Ellis
Schoenwald Otto, barber, 127 Second, r. 2209 Geary
Sehoeuwald. See Sbainwald
Schoeppe Edward, buckskindresser Christian Hell-
. wig, r. 1231 York
Schofield Benjamin E., carpenter Soulhern Pac. RR.,
r. 312 Thirteenth
Schoiield Charles, grainer, 115 Jessie, r. Oakland
Scholield Edward, laborer jEtna Iron Works, r. 6
Mission
Schofield Frederick, machinist, r. 425 Natoma
I Schofield Joseph, barber James R. Phillips, r. Oak-
t land
j Schofield Matthew, molder Union Iron Works, r. 279
I Minna
Schofield Sarah, widow, r. 1873 Misbion
Schofield. See Scofield
Schohay Albert, silversmith Hubash, Larsen & Wilson
(and Schohay & Miller) r. 302}<S Hayes
Schohay & Miller (Albeit Schohay aud J. F. Miller)
real-estate aud insurance agents, 302 ?t; Hayes
Schold Jeau, porter Frank G. Edwards, r. 225 Second
Schollield Anson, mining engineer, r. b07 Sutter
Scholfield Frederick G., molder Mlna Iron Works, r.
101 Tehama
Scholfield Ira V., machinist, r. 101 Tigiama
Scholfield Ira V. Jr., machinist .Situs Iron Works, r.
101 Tehama
Scholk Frederich. bartender Charles Chandler, 414
Bush
Scholkmann August, clerk John B. Holsten, r. SE cor
Keirny and Uuion
Scholkmann Frederick, r. 1143 Mission
Scholl Albert L., clerk Louis Hllmer, r. 8C9 Mission
Scholl Charles, livestock dealer, r. 256 Perry
Scholl Charles, upholsterer James Connelly & Co., r.
509 Stockton
Scholl E., laundress Lick House
Scholl Emma Mrs., r. 100 McAllister
Scholl Frank W. F. (Sihleiden & Scholl) r. 2637 Fol-
som
Schtill Hugo, upholsterer J. W. Burnham k Co., r. 14
Turk
Scholl Lazarus, peddler, r. 723 Vallejo
Scholl Louis E., clerk Herrmann & Co.,r.869 Mission
Scholl Paul, r. 1149 Market
Scholl Pauline E., widow, r. 2502 Clay
Scholle Abraham (SchoUe Brothers) r. New York
Scholle Adolph, r. 1234 Post
Schoi:e Albert, bookkeeper, r. 1234 Post
Scholle Anthony, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Turk and Leavenworth
Scholle Brothers (William, Jacob, and Abraham) of-
fice 242 Montgomery
Scholle Isaac, with Scholle Brcthers, r. 1234 Post
Scholle Jacob (Scholle Brcthers) r. New York
Scholle Samuel (W. & I. Steinhart k Co.) r. New
York
Scholle William (Scholle & Lankershim, and Scholle
Brothers) r. 1234 Post
Scholle & Lankershim (William Scholle and
Isaac Lankershim) proptrs Union Warehouse, NW
cor Union and Battery
Scholle. See Scholl
Scholman Adolph H. J., coal dealer, r. 1033 Valencia
Scholt Herman, carpenter, r. I66J4 Clara - - —
Scholten Henry, r. 2302 Howard
Scholtens William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Scholtz C, commission merchant, r. 625 Pacific
Scholz Bruno, solicitor Peter F. Collier, r. 16 Stock.
Schomaker Andrew (Tiedeman & Schomaker) r. 902
Pacific
Schomaker Carsten, sugar refiner, r. 219 Capp
Schomaker John, laborer Albany Brewery, r. 74 Ev-
erett
Schomaker. See Schoemaker, Schumacher, aud Shoe-
maker
Schomberg John, draVman Brigham, Whitney k Co.,
r. Alameda
Schomberg William, upholsterer, NE cor O'Farrell
and Mason, r. 209 Chattanooga
Schomer George, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Schon John J., r. 815 Webster
Schone^v^ald George, manager Lick House, SW
cor Montgomery aud Sutter
Schong Georye, shoemaker, r. N s Twenty-fourth, bet
Harrison and Alabama
Schoning Otto, lithographic artist William T. Gallo-
way, r. 2116 Howard
Schont John, ga;deu(r, r. 1224 Alabama
Schon wasser II. iSi Co. (Mrs. Be:tha and Emil Q.
Schonwasser, and Max Davis) ladies' and infants'
furnishing goods, 222 Kearny
Schonwasser Bertha Mrs. (B. Schonwasser & Co.) r.
828 Post
Schonwasser Emil G. (B. Schonwasser & Co.) r. 828
Post
Schonwasser Samuel, merchant, r. 828 Post
Schon weitz Wolf G., woodcarver, r. 336 Sixth
Sehoof Gerhardt (Foss & Schoofland teacher drawing
Boys' High School, r. 317 J4 Hayes
School and Home Journal, 838 Market
School of Design, rooms 430 Piue
Schooue Charles, marblecutter Edward McGrath, r.
NE cor Geary and Baker
Schoonecke Henry, bartender Philip Mayer, r. NW
cor Natoma aud Eleventh
Schopps Paulina, widow, r. 148 Shipley
Schorbobm Henry, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Schorcht Frederick, teacher music St. Mary's Col-
lege, r. Arlington, nr Fairmount
Schord Louis G.. liquor dealer, r. 9 Seymoxir .\v
Schorier Michael, 8( aman, r. 37 Pacific
Schortemeier Herman H., groceries and liquors, 818
California
Schortschneider George, laborer, r. E s Ferric, N of
Point Lobos Av
Schorward Frederick, barber and cofifee saloon, NW
cor Fifth and Bryant
Schorti-r Frederick, laborer J. Gundlach k Co., r. 18
lirst
Schott Ch.irles, gro. eries and liquors, SE cor Bran-
nan and Clinton
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Scliottler Autone, groceries and liquors, and
supervisor First Ward, NE cor Montgomery and
Vtillejo
Bohottlur H. k Co. (Herman Schottler «nd Lawrence
Kehoe) atiphHltum and mastic roofers, 404 Fourth
Schottler Herman (H. S<botiler Jt Co.) r. 110 Vicks-
Durg
Schottler Hermann, barber ,3000 Mission, r. 2756 Mis-
sion
Sohottler Joseph F., reul-estate, office 224 Montgom-
ery, r. 403 Broadway
Bcbottler R., guard Hoxise Correction, r. NE cor
Montgomery and Vallejo
Sehou Elizabeth P., widow, r. E s Lundy Lane, bet
Virginin Av and Esmeralda
Schoa Nelson J., foreman Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co.. r. ItJ^i Boardnian PI
BohoupP. ter J., mate schr St. Thomas, Green St.
Wharf
Schow M., clerk H. Kliudt, r. 909 Kearny
Schrader August, cabinetmaker, r. 610 Capp, rear
Bchrader Charles (Schrader & Lehmaun) r. 442 Jessie,
rear
Bchrader Henry, blacksmith Louis Graff, r. Fifteenth
Av, nr P, South 8. F.
Schrader Harry, seaman, r. 39 Froelon
Schrader Herman, carbuilder, r. E s Chenery, S of
Thirtieth, Pairmount Tract
Bchrader Jacob, market, 8 b Point LoboB Av, bet Col-
lins and Wood
Sc-hrader Jacob, market, 1621 Devlsadero
Schrader Julius, carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. 6 Clara
Lane
Bcvhrader A Lehmann (Charles Schrader and Eilert
I^ehmann) groceries and liquors, 45.5 Stevenson
Schrader. See Schroder, Schrocder, Shrader, and
Shroder
Bchram F^ank (Myers & Schram) r. 1.53 Fourth
Schram Frederick, tailor Frederick Vett-er, r. 230
Jessie
Schramm Christi.tn, widow, r.46 Church
Schramm Claus H. (Schramm & Schnat)el)r. 329 Ellis
Sc-hxamm Hugo F., foreman carpenter Wells, Russell
& Co ,r. 217 Oak
Schramm John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Bchramin John, watchman stmr Thoroughfare, Cen-
tral Pac. RR.
Scbraniin<fc Schnabel (Claus H. Schramm and
Ernst Bchnabel) proptrs Fredericksburg Brew-
erj-. San Jose, Cal., office 539 California
Bchran Henry, clerk Bartlett Burr, r. BE cor Capp
and Sixteenth
Sehran Jausen, seaman, r. BW cor Folsom and Main
Schranz fklward, glovecutter. r. 308 Fulton
Bc^anz L'luis, salesman Hoffman & Co., r. 2526 Mis-
sion
S«Iiranb8ta«Iter Wilbelm, pianofortes, 410
Kearuey, room 1, r. 1103 Powell
Bchrauter Louisa, widow, la<lies' uttrse, r. 1327 Pac.
Schrehhuber John, butcher, r. 63 Clipper
Bcbreck Ernest A., entry clerk Redington & Co., r.
1424 Ellis
Bchrei George, cooper Sol. Wangenheim & Co., r. 34
Main
Bchreiber Anthony, cigarmaier Albert Herrmann, r.
313 Fourth
Schreiber Charles E., musician, r. .530 Chestnut
Bchreiber Chrlsti.in, confectioner RotliS'hild &
Elireupfort, r. Oakland
Schreiber Cornelia, widow, r. 1739 Folsom
Schreiber Franz, bart< ndcr. r. 3 Daws n PI
Schreiber Frederick K., clerk, r. 1139 Folsom
Schreiber Herman, butcher, r. S s Eighteenth, btt
Castro and Hartford
Schreibur Ignatz, salesman Sanderson k H<irn, r.
711 Ji Ninettenth
Schreiber John, real-ehtate agent, and liquor saloon,
fttt Mission, r. 810 Mission
Schreiber John B., tailor Alms House, r. 15 Rondel
PI, r< ar
Schreiber Nathan S.. r. 1403 Powell
Schreiber Philip, tailor. 734 Montgomery
Schreiber William (Williams & Schreiber) r. 710
Jones
Bchrei nerEmll, r. 120 Silver
Bchrciner Hubert, leader orchestra Adelphi Theater,
r. 426 Chi otnut
Schrcpfer Adolph, milker William Hall, r. France
Av, bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Bchrepp Charles, seaman, sloop Lizzie B. A.
Schreppel Annie Mrs., ladles physician, office and r.
338 Third
Schreppel Theodore, framemaker Herrman Cohen,
r. 338 Third
Schrieftr Diedrich H., groceries and liquors, 155 Na-
toma, r. 5 Hunt
Schripler William, cook Mark Lovely, r. 1315 Stock.
Schriver Edmund, colonel O. B. A., Inspector Gen-
eral Military Division Pacific, r. Presidio Reser-
vation
Schriver Egnarc, salesman Adolph Evers, r. 711 }tf
Nineteenth
Schroder Adolph F., clerk James De Fremtry k Co.
and chancelldr consuhite Netherlands, 410 Bat-
tery, r. 1813 Powell
Schroder Ad rien, bookkeeper Henry Schroder & Co.,
r. 1510 Dupont
Schroder Annie, domestic 938 Pacific
Schroder Charles, restaurantkeeper, r. 521 ii Brannan
Schroder Charles A. (Conn * Schroder) r. 60O Bu.sh
Schroder Charles F., clerk Bush St. Theater, r. 1627
Butter
Schroder Claus, groceries and liquors, BW cor Franb>
lin and Mc.ALister
Schroder Edward, teamster, r. 31 J^ Dorland
Schroder Edward F., ex<-h«nge teller London and San
Francisco Hank, r. Oakland
Schroder Evelyn Mrs. (Henry Schroder & Co.) r.
Bordeaux, France
Schroder George, r. Commercial Hotel
Schroder Henry (Henry Brickwedelfc Co.) and grocer-
ies and liquors, NE cor Grove and Gough
Schroder Henry (Schroder & Albrecht) r. 13 Pearl
Schroder Henry (Wellbrock & Si hroder) r. 214 Davis
Schroder Henry, bartender John, Berber, r. 1007
Stockton
Schroder Henry & Co. (Bernard Bort, Eugene
Thomas, Adolph Carrere and Mrs. Evelyn Schro-
der) importers wines and liquors, and agents
Bordeaux Board of Underwriters, BW cor Wash-
ington and Biittery
Schroder Herman, groceries and liquors, ,NW cor
Fell and Goiigh
Schroder Herman, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Webster and Ellis
Schroder Herman, baker Frederick Hellwig, r. 110
Dupont
Schroder J., milkman, r. 1202 Bush, rear
Schroder Jodocus. milkman, r. 3 Eureka PI
Schroder John, candymaker William S. Townsend
Schroder John, driver Frederick Martens, r. 822 Un-
ion, rear
Schroder John, driver Jcmes W. Collins, r. 3 Board-
man PI
Schroder John, policeman City Hall, r. 1320 Valencia
Schroder John C, teamsti r Smith, Lucy & Co., r. E s
Thirtieth, b t Church and Sanchez
Schroder John F., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Drutnm and Sacramento, r. 708 Webstir
Schroder John H., clerk Herman Schroder, r. NW cor
Fell and Gough
Schroder John H., groc<rieB and liquors, NW cor
Geary and Buchanan
Si-hroder John H., gr cerics and liquors, 330 Vallejo
B' hroder Louis J. A., merchant, r.610 Duiiont
Schroder Mary, domestic 938 Pa< ific
Schroder William, boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. Ahlborn Hoxise
Schroder & Albreclit (Henry Schroder and Au-
gust Aibrecht; proi^trs California Candy Factory,
226 Battery
Schroder. See Schroeder, Shroder, Schrader, and
Shrader
Schrocck Michael, porter, r. 1413 Kearny
Schroeder Ada Mrs., dressmaker, r. 246 Third
Schroeder .\delmo (Schroeder & Sous) r. 4 Lily Av
Schroeder Adolph, hay and grain, cement and lime,
516 Kearny, r. Alameda
Schroeder Anna, domestic 1104 Van Neps Av
Schroeder .Anthony, cooper, r. W s Oiilifornia Av, bet
Virginia and Esmeralda Ays, B. H.
Schroeder Charles (Schroeder & Saenger) r. 521 J4
Brannan
Schroeder Charles, liquor saloon, 831 Kearny, r. 119
Virginia
Schroeder Clark (Schroeder & Milraan) r. 1619 Eddy
Schroeder Ferdinand, r. .535 Bryant
Schroeder Gustaf W. , manager Free Labor Ex-
change. 33 and 35 O'Farrcll, r. 1812 Geary
Schroeder H., laborer, r. 68 Everett
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Schroeder Hans, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW
c r Bryant and Eighth
Schroeder Harry, bartender John Herber, r. 1007
Stockton
Schroeder Hi'nr>' (Bernort & Shroeder) r. 222 Stock.
Schroeder Henry, laborer, r Na cor Front and Pacific
Schroeder Henry, mining excert, r. Ahlbom House
Schroeder John, machinist, r. 31 Alta PI
Schroeder John, boot and shocmuher, r. 101 Third
Schroeder John, laborer American Sugar Refinery
Schroeder John, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Schroeder John, shoemaker, r. 24o Third
Schroeder John C (Schroeder Jk Sons) r. i Lily Av
Schroeder John D., l.-iborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
NW cor Eighth and Bryant
Schroeder Louis, r. 44CJ^ Guerrero
Schroeder Lu\iis W., jeweler A. Uir9chm.in. r. SWcor
Montgomery Av and Lombard
Schroeder Loiiis i, dome.stjc 1104 Van Ness Av
Schroeder K. F. Mrs., r. 526 Sixth
Schroeder Rudolph, clerk Schwartz & Husing, r. 2201
Mi.ssion
Schroeder William, bartender H. A. Breede, r. 1422
Jaeksun
Schroeder Willi m (Schroeder & Sons) r. 4 Lily Av
Schroeder William J. H., groceries and liquors,
117 Second *
Schroeder William L., clerk Le Count Brothers, r.
446,'^ Guerrero
Schroeder & Milman (Cl.trk Schroeder and John Mil-
man) wood and coal, lfil9 Eddy
Schroeder k Sienger (Charles Sebroeder and Julius
Saenger) re-taurant, 425 East
Schroeder .t Sons (John C. William, and Adelmo
ScJiroeder) fresco and landscape painters, 4 Lily
Av
Schroeder. See Schroder, Shrewder. Schrader, and
Shrader
Schroepffep Albert (Blumm & Schroepflfer) r. 162.j
Turk
Schroff Charle-s, cabinet manuf, W s San Bruno Road,
nr Twenty-eighth
Schroth Charles (S hroth k Weaterfield) r. 1005
Geary
Schroth John, r. 1005 Geary
Schruth Julius, groceries and liquors, SW cor Hayes
and Polk
Schroth & "Westerfeld (Charles Schroth and
Louis Westerfeld) bakery aud restaurant, 228
Kearny
Schting Henry, bartender John E. Hasselbusch, r. 610
Sacramento
Schuarz August, tinsmith, r. Nebraska, l)et Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Schubart Elias, insurancebroker, 104 Front, r. 209
Dupont
Schubert August, groceries and liquors, NW cor Nine-
teenth and Howard
Schubert Charles, clerk Henry Henningsen, r 211
Third
Schubert H. & Co. (Her.Tiann Schubert and John
Jund) cabinetmakers, 22.5 aud 227 Beale
Schubert Henry, steward U. S. stmr Tuscarora. r
1004 Powell
Schubert Hermann (H. Schubert k Co.) r. 420 O'Far-
rell
SL-hubert Paul, varnisher A'sdrew Frei
Schubert Pauline Mrs., midwife and ladies" nurse r
420 O'Fi.rrell
Schuber.h Frederick, watchman, r. 7033^ Davis
Schubuer William, cook Alber; E. Swain, ftiC Market
Schuchardt August, b;iker. r. 512 Greenwich
Schuchardt Therese Mrs., sewing school, r. 1027 Har-
rison
Schuck E. & Co. (Emil Schuck and Martin Doger)
market, 211 Folsom
Schuck Emil (E. Shuck ,t Co.) r. 211 Folsom
Schuck Henry (Schuck & Witte) r. :i07 Green
Schuck Hermann, delivery clerk Post Office, r. 11.34
Howard
Schuck Hermina Miss, assistant Union St. Primary
School, r. 1134 Howard
Schuck & Witte (Henry Schuck and Hermann Witte)
barbtrs, 4:i4 Montgoiiiery
Schuck. See shu<k
Schueneman JIax. teacher, r. 220 Sixth
Schuenemann-Pott Frederick, speaker Independent
German C-.mgregation, r. 925 LarKin
Schuenemann-Pctt Frederick Jr., traveling salesman
Denicke Brothers, r. 925 Larkin
Schuenert Emil, r. 403 Broadw;iy
Schuerg George, boot and shoemaker, 405 Twenty-
fourth
Schuetze August, upholsterer, r. ROl Turk
Schuetze Johanna, widow, r. H21 California
Schufelt F. Mrs., r. 120 O'Farrell
Schuh Michael, tinner Samuel Bloom, r. N a Twen-
fourth, bet ftah and Potrero Av
Schuh Robert (Klaiber k Schuh) r. 1526 Powell
Schuhl Max, salesman Held Brothers & Co., r. 313
Stockon
Schuhrer William, portt r Haas Brothers, r. 317 Green
Schuit John H., cook, r. 127 Fourth
Schuldt Edward C, porter Weil & Woodleaf, r. 100
Silver
Schuldt Hermann, groceries and liquors, 434 Third, r
lOo Silver
Schuldt John, bartender Henry Witschen, r. 8E cor
Eiglith and Bryant
Schuldt William, bart< nder, r. 5 Washington
Schuldt William, expressman, .316 Front, r. 1524 Turk
Schuie Frederick A. (Johnson ffSchule) r 240 Perrv
Schule. See Shule
SchulenbergAdolph, teacher music, r. 734 Geary
Schuler August, carriagetrimmer Larkins & Co. r
Oakland
Schuler August, mate stmr Pride of the River, r. 1506
Dupont
Schuler Charles C, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Schuler Frank, milker William Schlothan, r W a
Minnesota, bet Sierra and Napa
Schuler Frederick, wagonmaker, r. N 8 Eighteenth,
bet Caatro and Sherman
Schuler J. C, steward James Irwin, r. 414 Jones
Schuler Louis, bartender -John Hoss.r. 3 Margaret PI
schuler Samuel, cook SS. Oregon, Folsom St. Wharf
Schuler William, shoemaker, r 424 Mint Av
Schulken Brothers (John ami Wallace H ) groceries
aud liquors, SW cor Taylor and Bush
Schulken John (Schulken Brothers) r. SE cor Taylor
and Bush
Schnllcen Jallus, groceries and liquors, hay,
gram, wood and coal, SE cor McAllister and Oc-
tavia, r. 722 Oetavia
Schulken Wallace H. (Schulken Brothers) r. 8E cor
Taylor and Bush
SchuU Valentine, b.iker, r. 18^ Langton
Schullberg Peter, r. Douglass, bet Sixteenth and Sev-
enteenth
SchuUer A., real-estate agent, 209 Sansome, r. Berke-
ley
Scullertz Frank G., shoemaker Chase & Blest r 814
Jessie
Schulock 8. W., Austrian Benev. A?sn, 310 O'Farrell
Schultch Amelia, domestic 1915 Hovard
Schulte Emil, hotbedman Pac. Rolling Mill, r W 8
Michigan, bet Napa and Shasta
Schulte Henry (Schulte & Geitner) r. SW cor Serpen-
tine Av aud Twenty-sixth
Schulte Hermann J., cigardealer. r. 110 Silver
Schulte John G. W. (Osmer k Co.) r. Germany
Schulte John H., cigars and tobacco. 214 Brannan
Schulte T., extraman tngine No. 7, S. F. F. D.
Schulte Theodore, wood and coal, 422 Valencia
Schulte William, engineer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Mirhigan, bet Napa and Shi^sta
S .hulte & Geitaer (Henry Schulte and Le^Dnhard 0«it-
ner) proptrs California Erewf ry. SW cor Serpen-
tine Av and Twenty-sixth
Schultes George W., patternmaker, r. 727 Minna
Schultheis Ernest, cook, r. 13 Clara
Schultheia Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Polk
and Clay
Schultheis J ihn G., clockmaker Seth Thomas Clock
Co., r. 31) Stockton
Schultheis John H., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
148 Minna, rear
Schultheis W. G., cabinetmaker, r. ISM Ross
Schultheis William H., clerk Tillmana & Bendel r
1703 Polk
Scbultz , r. 127 Kearny
Schultz Adolph, waiter, r. 1623 Folsom
Schulfz Aithur, waiter, r. 323 Jessie
Schultz Bruno, canvasser, r. 426 Ke:.rny
.Schultz Charles, coppersmith Pierre Perey,r. 73 Minna
Schultz Chsrles, mu.-ician, r. 1217 Tyler
Schultz Charles., tailor, r. 777 Market
Schultz Emma Miss, bosmaker A. Waldstein, r. 73
Miuna
Schultz Felix, cook stmr Tosemite, Market St. Wharf
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Schultz Frank, porter Held & Co., r. 172 Clementina
Schultz Froderick. r. 409 Pacific
Schultz a., I. 213 Kenniy
Schultz Georse (Schultz & Von Bargen) r. U23 Sutter
Schultz George, cook Alms House
Schnltz George A., stu.'.ent, r. 218 Leavenworth
Schultz George M., porter, r. E s Vermont, bet Ne-
vada and Humboldt
Schultz George T., laborer, r E b Alabuma, betTwen-
ty-se ond ani Twenty-third
Schultz Qustav, decorator, r. 919 Clay
Schultz Henry Is,., tailor, r. 721 Union
Schultz Herman, bookkeeper Odd Fellows' Savings
Bank, r. ."iOS Fell
Schultz Jacob, miner, r. 228 Bush
Schultz John, Bhoemnker, 7:! Minna
Schultz Joseph, bartender, r. Bo:>tz Hotel
Schnltz Joseph, restaurant, 2fi7 Third, r. 263 Third
Schultz Joseph M., horseshoer Connelly, Nye & Co.,
r. 2.>(i StevenKon
Schultz Lena, widow, r. 1623 Folsom
Schultz Louis (Paclfie Distilling Co.) r. 2426 Filbert
Schnltz Louis, carpetlayer Mitchell & Hobe, r. 181
Fourteenth
Schultz Louis, liquor saloon, 101 Montgomery Av, r.
908 Snnsome
Schultz Martin, teacher music, r.424 O'Farrell
Sehultz Otto, fresco painter, r. 607 Fell
Schultz Peter, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Schultz Philip, butcher H. Stelling V- Brother, r. W s
Mission, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Schnltz Philip, barber, 220 McAllister, r. 819 Twen-
tieth
Schnltz Susannah, domestic 526 Harrison
Schultz Theresa Miss, dressmaker, r. 1707 Sa'T.Tinento
Schultz Theodore, groceries asd liquors, 426 Green
Schultz Thomas, deckhand 8S. Los Angeles, Broad-
way Wharf
Schultz Waldemar R., salesman Stein, Simon & Co.,
r. 812 Twentieth
Schultz William (Schultz & Kock) r. 1024 Montgomery
Schnltz William, baker Jacob Vits. r. 1:05 Polk
Schultz ■William, bartender Adolph Schmidt, r. NE oor
Fifth and Berry
Schultz William, boot and shoemaker, 622 Capp
Schultz William, groceries and liquors, SW cor Bry-
ant and First
Schultz William, tailor, r. 721 Union
Schnltz William A., conductor Market St. RR., r. 104
First Av
Schultz William A., with Schultz & Von Bargen, r.
218 Leavenworth
Schultz & Kock (William Schultz and Peter Kockj
liquor saloon, SW cor Broadway and Davis
Schnltz tfc 'Von Burgen (George Schultz and
Henry Von Bari;en) wholesale wines and liquors,
SE cor Fi ont and f'alifornia
Schultzberg Peter E., tailor, r. 1 Cottage PI
Schultz^ A., mechanical dentist, r. Winchester House,
44 Third
Schultze August, mast- t mariner, office 12 Clay
Schultzp Charity, widow, furnished rooms. 1520 Fol.
Schultze Emil, engraver on wood, 321 California, r.
740 Pine
Schultze Ernest H., dentist, oflRoe and r. Winchester
House. 44 Third
Schul'ze Frederick, confectioner, r. 1523 Powell
Schultze Frederick, salesman, r.333 Eddy
Schultze Frederick A., shipcarpeutcr, r. E s Illinois,
bet Napa and Shasta
Schultze Louis, liqi'.or saloon, SE cor Sansome and
Lombard, r. 1325 Kearny
Schulz E., r. 127 Ke:irny
Schutz Edward, miner, r. 1231 Mission
Schulz Frederick (Holler it Schulz) r. Oakland
Schulz Frederick, cook A.Wilsnn. r. 1G12 Jessie
Schulz Henry, carpenter Lafayette Brewery, r. 728J4
Qrei'U
Schulz Henry T.^ foreman Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. eor Twenty-second and Alabama
Schulz J. & Co. (Julius Schulz and John Kucking)
bakery, NE cor Mason and Union
Schulz John C, butcher J.Y.Wilson * Co., r. 536
Je-Bie
Schnlz Joseph, r. 421 Dupont
Schulz Julius (J. Schulz & Co.) r. NE cor Mason and
Union
Schulz Margiret, widow, r. 531 1^ Linden Av
Schulz Otto, Cigarmakers' Assn. 771 Market
Schulz Peter, cigars and tobacco, 110 Market
Schulz William (Schulz & Fischer) r.329 Ellis
Sihulz Williiim, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Schulz William, cook, SE cor Page and Qough
Schulz William (Schulz & Mayer) r. 7 Oak Grove Av
Schulz & Fischer (William Schulz and Emil A.
Fischer) manufs silverware, 51:i Market
Schulz & Mayer (William Schulz and John L. Mayer)
wagonmakers and blacksmiths, 770 Mission
Schulze Adolph. r. 1623 Folsom
Schulze Charles F., bookkeeper Bandmann, Nielsen It
Co.,r. 129 O'Farrell
Schulze Fnderick A., confectioner Rothschild b
Ehrenpfort, r. 608 Filbert
Schulze Gustave. liquor saloon, 314 Hayes
Schulze. See Schultz, Schultze, Schulz. and Shule ,
Schumathir Albert, driver J. G. Montcalegro. r. Ala-
meda
Schumacher Amandus F., salesman Schumacher Bro-
theis, r. S 8 Eighth Av, nr M, South S. F.
Schumacher August (Schumacher & Wilkins) r. 8W
Cor Mission and Ninet euth
Schumacher Brothers (Henry D. and Diedrich N.)
wholesale hog dealers, Fourth Av, ur M, South
S. F.
Schumacher Catherine, widow, r. 1112 Clay
Schumacher Charlt'S, cook R. J. Tichau
Schumacher Clans H., clerk Rodgers, Meyer k Co., r.
115>^ Valparaiso
Schumacher Diedrich N. (Schumacher Brothers) r. 8
s Ei^jhth Av. i^ear M, South S. F.
Scliumacher Ernst A., groceries and liquors, 8
W cor Nineteenth and Mission, r. 2300 Mission
Schumacher EUse Mrs., dressmaker, r. 502 O'Farrell
Schumacher Frank,photographic printer Louis Thors,
r. 458 Minna
Schumacher Frederick, clerk Ernst A. Schumacher, r.
2:i00 Mission
ScUuiiiaclier Frederick, proptr Two Brothers
Saloon, 44 Steuart, r. 53 Minna
Schumacher Henry, laborer Schweitzer & Brother, r.
235 I ir.st
Schumacher Henry D. (Schumacher Brothers) r. 8
s Eighth Av, nr M, South S. F.
Schumacher John, r. Park Hotel, 26 Turk
Schumacher Joseph, laborer, r. 38 .\delaide PI
Schumacher Loreuz, cook Philadelphia Houae, 423
Bush
Schumacher l.oai8, secret ry Pacific Vinegar
Works. 323 Front, r. 1223 Pierce
Schvimacher Margaret, widow, r. 18 .\delaide PI
Schumacher Michael, driver City RK., r. 25 First Av
Schumacher Reinhardt, teacher music, r. 1106 Taylor
Schumacher Richard, cook, r. 84 Colton
Schumacher Richard J., clerk, r. NE cor Napa and
lUiuois
Schumacher William, driver, r. 608 Sixth
Schumacher k Wilkens (Ausust Schumacher and
Frederick Wllkens).grocerie8 and liquors, SE cor
Twenty-firt-t and Valenci.i
Schumacher. See Schomaker. and Shoemaker
Schuman Adolf, salesman Charhs Zissig, r. 523 Post
Schuman Adolph, varuishmaker Heater Brothers &
Co., r. Belmont
Schuman Catherine, widow, r. 10 Heron
Schuman Charles, gardener Woodward's Gardens, r.
0 Ridley
Schuman Emil G., dairy produce, 37 Centre Market,
r. 1723 Sutter
Schuman Henry, messenger Gold and Stock Tel. Co.,
r. 6 Heron
Schuman Louis.manuf meerschaum pipes, 341 Kearny,
r. .509 Junes
Schuman Melissa Mrs., dressmaker, r. 664 Natoma
Schuman Peter, coachman Richard S. Floyd, r. 413
Fii'st
Schuman Sarah, widow, r. 919 Geary
Schuman William, gr.rdener Union Square
Sihuman William, l.iborer. 715 Octavla
Schumaim Frederick, baker Schroth & Westerfeld, r.
228 Kearny
S<-humpf J cob. gardener, r. 117 Virginia
Schiiiieman Frit/., S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Schuuemann Henrv, groci ries and liquors, SW cor
Shiplev and Fifth, r. 318 Fifth
SchunboffBurchard H., clerk Ma.\ Morgenthau, p.
1205 Valencia
SchunhofT Julius, tinsmith John Lee & Co.. r. Ber-
keley
Schunk Joseph, porter, r. Park Hotel
Schunk Peter, r. 313 Minna
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Schantz A. T., draftsman Union Iron Works, r. 21
hernard
Schuppert ChMrles T., liquor ealoon, SE cor Kcamy
and California, r. 8>7 Pacific
Bchurch Albert, instrumentmaker C. Eaksskopflf, r.
•406 Mission
Schurch Charles, r. 630 Mission
Kchurig Richard, waiter Westerfeld & Page, r. 280
Minna
6chnrr George, barber, r. 921 Powell
Schurtz George, retoucher Valentine Wolf enatein, 1144
Market
Schurz Carl, nurse German Hospital
SchuBsel Charles, waiter Henry Roff, r. 2019 Fillmore
Schussler Adolph (Hippman & Schussler) r. lOia Mc-
Allister
BchuBsler Christian, hatter, 208 Montgomery Av, r.
• 816 Pacific
Scllussler Hermann, chief engineer Spring Val-
ley Water WorKs, 516 California, r. 227 Ellis
Schussler John, forwarding agent, 2 Battery, r. 541
McAllister
Schussler Louis C, market, 1343 Dupont
Schussler Michael, salesman S. B. binkelspiel & Co.,
r. 268 Tyler
Schussler Tobias, clerk John Schussler, r. 641 McAl-
lister
Schuster Brothers (John and Joseph S.) stoves
and tinware, 306 Sutter
Schuster Ferdinand, saloon keeper, r. Railroad Av, nr
Thirty-lirst Av, South S. F.
Schuster Frank, flourpacker Golden Gate Flour Mills,
r. W s Texas, bet But;e and Napa
Schuster Frederick, proptr Railroad Brewery, 425
and 427 Valencia
Schuster Heinrich, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Schuster John (Schuster Brothers) r. 517 Bush
Schuster John, sashmaker Jason Springer & Co., r.
1013 Market
Schuster Joseph, liquor saloon, cor Railroad and
Twenty-.-ixth Avs, South 8. F.
Schuster Joseph S. (Schuster Brothers) r. 7 William
Schuster William, baker, r. 416}^ Shipley
Schutt Charles, expressman, NW cor Bush and Du-
pont, r. 216 Linden Av
.Schiitt Henry, drayman Tillmann & Bendel, r. 400
' Sixth
Schutt Henry, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Schutt John H., restaurant, 136 First
Schutte George F., carp-.nter. r. 423 Bush
Schutte John H., groceries and liquors, NE cor Bat-
tery and Green, r. 100 J Battery
Schutte Louis, groceries and liquors, NE cor Market
and Noe
Schutte William, ciibinetmaker, r. 16 Garden
Schutte. See Schutt, and Shute
Schutz Charles, theatrical manager, r. 541 Turk
Schutz Charles B., butcher, r. 508 Sttvenson
Schutz E. Mrs., r. 906 Markei
Schutz Eugene, pressman Francis.. Valentine & Co.,
r. 541 Turk
Schiitz Frederick, salesman Abraham Kline, r. 333
Eddy
Schutz Jacob, treasurer Theati r Comiqne, r. 6 Clara
Lane
I Schutz Julius, bookkeeper Haas Brothers, r. Oakland
S<hiitz William L., bookkeeper Eppinger k Co., r. 321
Dupont
Schuur Edward J., restaurant, SW cor Montgomery
Av and Kearny, r. 2015 Powell
Schuur Ernbt, labcrtr Sehweitzer & Brother, r. 235
First
Schuur Henry, liquor saloon, cor Girard and Silver
Av.s, University Mound Tr.ict
Schuur John H,, driver William Hessler, r. 119 Vir-
Mnia
Schuur William J., steward The Baldwin, r. 117 Fifth
Schuyler Howard Mrs., r. (ilCFolsom
Schuyler Thomas J., collector freitiht dept Southern
Pac. RR.. r. 208 Eddy
Schwatrike Willi lui, cellarman Kohkr & Frohling,
r. 9il G. ary
Schwaarcke William C. H., fireman American Sugar
Refim ry, r. 1 Chestnut Alley
Schwab Andrew, laborer Philadelphia Brewery, r,
232 Second
Schwab Fred-rick, biit.her, r. N s Twenty-seventh,
nr Alabaniii
Schwab Heurietti Miss, milliner Mrs. Jennie Borg-
strom, r. Alameda
Schwab Joseph (Schwab & Breese) r. 12 Hawthorne
Schwab Marcus, driver U. S. Brewery, r. NE cor
Franklin and McAllister
Schwab Moses, shoemaker Abraham Katz, r. 252
Jessie
Schwab Peter, machinist Southern Pac. RE., r. Ala-
meda
jSchwab & Breese (Jos'ph S hwab »nd Joseph
C. Breese) importers and dealers oil paintings,
engravings, and artists materials, a:t gallery 624
Market
Schwabacher Abraham (Schwabacher Brothers) r.
111?. Hyde
Schwabacher Brotlierfi (.\braham. Louis, and Sig-
mund) commission merchants, 223 Battery
Schwabacher Louis (Schwabacher Brothers) r. 1018
Van Neas Av
Schwabacher Louis, bookkeeper, p. 502 Bush
Schwabacher Sigmund (Schwabacher Brothers) r.
Walla Walla, W. T.
Scbwabel Rachel, domestic 1219 Sutter
Schwabel William, machinist Suiter St. ER.. r. 1303
Larkin
Schwamm Augusta Miss, teacher languages, r. 743
Pine
Schwamm Mattheus (Schwamm & Lndwig) r. 602
Franklin
Schwamm & Ludwig (Mattheus Schwamm and Adam
Ludwig) sausage nianufs, 3 Stockton
Schwan Charles, farmer, r. 930 V^ Harrison
Schwan Frank, harness and saddlery, 934 Folsom
Schwan Mary Mrs., bakery, 930 ^$ Harrison
Schwantuer August, blacksmith John Von Emden, r.
207 Clara
Schwiinzen Frederick, jwrier Eich&rd Albrecht, r. 109
Taylor ,
Schwarting Frederick, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r.
1308 Webster
Schwarting Henry, cook Prescott House
Schwartz , r. 762 Bryant
Schwartz Alexander, plumber Levy Brothers, r. 623
Fulton
Schwartz Anna, saleswoman Vienna Model Bakery, p.
1003 Minna
Schwartz August (Schwartz & MuUer) r. W s Nebras-
ka, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Schwartz August, grocer, r. 1701 Market
Schwartz Bernard, merchant ( Grang--ville and Le-
more, Cal.) office 13 and 15 Battery, r. 720 Hayes
Schwartz C, S. F. Musical Fund Soc, 539 California
Schwjirtz Caspar, tailor, r. 611 Stockton
Schwartz Charles, cardwriter, r. Branch House
Schwartz Charles, clerk, r. 1011 Larkin
Sihwartz Charles Mrs., dressmaker, Kill Lnrkin
Schwartz Claus (Schwartz. Husiug & Meyer, and
Schwartz & Husiiig) r. SE cor Mission and Eigh-
teenth
Schwartz Conrad, r. 621 Pacific
Schwartz Conrad, dairy produce, 532 Sixth
Schwartz Diedrith, groce ies and liquors, SE cor
Twenty-fourth and Valencia
Schwartz George, painter Gumpertz & Spamer. p.
O.ikland
Schwartz Henry, r. 728 Folsr.m
Schwartz Henry, cigars and tobacco, 133 and 329
Montgomt ry. and Palace Hotel, r. 623 Eddy
Schwartz Henry, uigntwatchman quartermaster's
dept U. 8. A., r. 30 New Montgomery
Schwartz Hubert, r. 619 Paeiflc
Sfh-»varty., Husiiig' «Si Meyer (Claus Schwartz,
Katliye Husing. and Albert Meyer) proptrs Ensign
Saloon, 1 Market
Schwartz Hyinan Riv., minister, r. 1003 Minna
Schwartz Isidore (Sihwartz & Son) r. 713 Pacific
Schwartz Jacob, salesman Hyman Levison, r. 528
Jes-ie
Schwartz Joseuh, deckhand stmr Alice Garratt,Waeh-
inyton St. Wharf
Schwartz Kauflfnian. tailor, 333 )ii Fourth
Schwartz Ljizarus. r. 1717 Sutter
Schwartz Leonard, foreman Fun ke & Co., r. 37 Con-
verse
Schwartz Louis, r. 508}^ Broadway
Schwartz Louis, r. 90H Pine
Schwiirtz Louis, with Henry Schwartz, r. 217 Powell
Schwartz Louis F. conductor N. B. and Mission RR.
Schwartz Marie Mrs., nurse, r. r08 Pine
Schwartz Mary, widow, r. 422 Po;-t. rear
Schwartz Morris, sjlesman, r. 762 Bryant
Schwartz Mitchell, clothing, 104 Third, r. 206 Seventh
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Schwartz Philip, r. 217 Po-wejl
Schwariz Uicharil, sesiuau, r. 4 Sonora PI
Schwartz Roda Mrs., dressmaker, r. 623 O'Farrell
Schwartz Samuel (Schwartz* Sou) and eecond-hand
ck.thiiiK. 713 lacific
Schwartz William, cigars and tobacco, 61 Sacramento,
r. 1 Jackson
Schwartz William, waiter W. A. AemuBsen & Co., r.
1100 Bryant
Schwartz & Busing (Clans Schwartz and Rathye Hu-
sing) groceries and liquors, SE cor Eighteenth and
Mission
Schw.irtz fc Miiller (August Schwartz and Rudolph A.
Mtiller) fcinnery, SE cor Folsom and Serpentine
Av
Schwartz ft Son (Samuel and Isidore) barbers, 663
Sacramento
Schwartz. See Schwarz, and Schwarze
Schw.irtzer Jacob, bartender, r. 5 Mason
Schwarz Andreas, compositor Pettit & Russ, r. 330
Sixth
Schwarz August, driver North Beach Brewery, r. NE
cor Powell and Chestnut
Schwarz Charles, liquor saloon, 2209 Powell
Schwi.rzGustav, laborer Schweitzer & Brother, r. 236
First
Schwarz Oustav, liquor saloon, 640 Clay
Scliwarz Joseph, proptr North Beach Brewery,
NE cor Powell and Chestnut, r. 208 Chestnut
Schwarze "Frederick J., clerk Schleiden & SchoU, r.
1914 Buchanan
Schwarze Rosalie, widow, r. 1914 Buchanan
Schwarzmann Gustavus, teacher music, r. 624 Post
Schwarzmann Guslaviis Jr., a8>istant librarian Mer-
cantile Library Assn, r. 624 Post
Schwarzmann M;.x, tinsmith Schuster Brothers, r. 624
Poft
Schwarzschild Louis (Feigenbaum & Co.) r. 1703
Octavia
Schwatka Augustas C, compositor S. F. Chronicle, r.
104 Mason
Schwatz Emanuel, cigar dealer, r. Hansa Hotel
Schwebe Louis, cabinetmaker, r. 24 Cleaveland
Schwedt Augnu^t, laborer Schweitzer & Brother, r. 235
First
Schwedt August F. W., liquor saloon, SE cor Wash-
ingt< n and Drumm
Schwegerle J. * Co. (John Schwegerle and Edward
Yung) commission merchants, and produce deal-
ers, 549 Fourth
Schwegerle John (J. Schwegerle & Co.) r. 549 Fourth
Schweinle Louis, merchant tailor, 'M> Eddy
Si-hweie Philip, r. 3 Mary Lane
Schweitzer Arbaham, barber, r. 329 Sixteenth
Schweitzer Almeda Mrs, confectionery, 807 )i Valencia
Schweitzer Bcruhard (Schweitzer, Sachs & Co.) r.
1117 Post
Schweitzer Conrad F., foreman S. Lacbman & Co., r.
404 Francisco
Sohwei'z<r Francis M., carpenter, r. 807 }4 Valencia
Schweitzer J. k Oj. (Jacob Schweitzer, Leon Blum
and Isaac Levy) wholesale butchers, 16 — 20 Clay
St. Market
Schweitzer Jacob (J. Schweitzer k Co.) r. 1117 Post
Schweitzer Jacob, laborer, r. cor DeKalb and Mercer
Schweitzer Jacob, tailor, r. 329 Sixteenth
Schweitzer Joseph (Schweitzer & Brother) r. 1610
■Stockton
Schweitzer Louis, barber, r. 329 Sixteenth
Schweitzer Maurice, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs &
Co., r. 1310 Larkin
Sch-vreitzer, Sachs & Co. (Bernhard Schweit-
zer, l.ippiuan and Samuel Sachs, and Louis Stie-
fel) inip rtcrs and jobbers fancy goods, 25 and 27
Battery
Schweitzer Samuel, r. 1310 Larkin
Schweitzer Sebastian (Schweitzer & Brother) r. W s
Potiero Av, iir Eigiiteenth
Schweitzer 'William, '.eamster Schweitzer & Brother,
r. '233 First
jSch^veifzer <fc Brother (Joseph and Sebastian)
proptrs Eureka Brewery, 23.') First
Schweitzer. See Shwetzer, Sweetzer, Sweitzer and
Switzer
Schwelinger Antone, cook Brooklyn Hotel
Schwendell Joseph, S. F. Mu.-ical Fund Soc, 539
California
Schwenden Christian, upholsterer, r. 802 Stockton
Bchweiulei;man Cha'les (Zanbitzer & Schwenden-
man) r. 409 Pacific
Schwender Charles A., upholsterer, r. 512 Bush
Schwengel Christian H., salesman Louis Sti'aufB ji
Co , r. 6;il Vallejo
S^liwenk Geor^ie A., Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Schwenn 0. H. F., bartender F. Falkenhahn, r. 4-20)6
Sixth
Schwer John, clerk John Eluuder. r. 103 Jackson
Schwerdt Conrad, ciibinetmaker Indianapolis Chair
Manuf. Co., r. 1717 Stevenson
Schwerilt Jacob (Indianapolis Chair Manuf. Co.) r.
11)16 Jessie
Schwi rdt Pet^r (Schwerdt * Alder) r. 1143 Mission
Sch-werdt «& Adier (Pettr Schwerdt and Leopold
Adler) boots and shoes, 22 Sixth
Schwerin August, furnished rooms, .'i2 Sixth
Schweriu Charles, teamster, r. 527}i Fourth
Schwerin Edward, with Miller & Van Wyck, r. 830
Twenty-fourth
Schwerin Edward G. F., cigar manuf, r. 330 Twenty-
fourth
Schweiin Gustave, cigarmaker. r. 330 Twenty-fourth
Schwerin Henry, milk dairy, Visitacion Valley, Coun-
ty Line, nr San Bruno Road, office 35 Eddy
Schwerin Henry W., bakery, 1129 Dupont
Schwerin Theodore, collector Henry Schwerin, r.
County Line, nr San Bruno Road
Schwerin William E., deputy Sheriflf, r. S s Twenty-
first, bet Folsom and Treat Av
Schwerz Henry, r. 432 Natoma
SchwickhardtAugust, baker William Hesslcr
Schwieting Adolph, shoemaker, 125 Sansome, room
52
Schwilk Charles, brassfounder William T. Garratt, r.
212 Second
Schwlnd Henry, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf.
Co., r. 710 Taylor
Schwinn Jacob, butcher George Walter, r. 310 Fifth
Schwitters Dirk (Schwitters A: Meier) r. 515^ Bush
Sc h witters Louis D., clerk Craig & Meredith, r. 313
Sutter
Schwitters & Meier (Dirk Schwitters and Frederick
F.Meier) liquor saloon, and bowling alley, 220
Dupont
Schwob Adolph (Adolph Schwob & Co.) r. 925 How-
ard
Schwob Adolph & Co. (Adolph Schwob) wines and
cordials, tf25 Howard
Schworm Michael, barber, llOOM Stockton
SciaccalugaEm.-muele, Garibnldi Guard, 423 Bdwy.
Sciaccaluga Onoreto, bartender, r. 417 Bush
Sciallero C. Mme., ai titicial flower manuf, 343
Kearny, r. 1U09 Wasbingtou
Sciallero Eupeue, waiter N. Pedrotta & Co., r. 1009
Washington
Sciallero Therese, widow, r. 1009 Washington
S.iaroni Carlo (Sciaroni & Zciro) r. 738 Vallejo
8 iaroni Joseph, r. 631 Broadway
Sciaroni Richel Miss. r. 629 Broadway
Sciaroni & Zeiro (Carlo Sciaroni and Egidio Zeiro)
liqu r M;:loon, 621 Broadway
Scientific Press Patent Agency, Dewey k Co.
liri.ptrs, :02 Sansomo
Scientific Press Supplement (momhly)Dewey
& Co. publishers and proptrs, 202 Sansome, edi-
torial rooms 414 Clay
Scip Henry, cook, r. 20 Hinckley
Scobie James, contractor, r. 795 St venson
Scobie John, labiTcr Adams A: Butler, r. 7 Natoma, rear
Scobie Nicholas, r. New WiscouBin H tel
Scobrou Gustav, expressman, r. h29 Pacilic
Scodeletti Epamiuonda, watchmaker, 423 Washing-
ton, r. 323 Montgomery Av
Scoenseu Louis, .'^eamau. r. Nkrth Pacific Hotel
Scofield David (Marder. Luse & C<>.) r. Chicago
ScoCeld Demetrius G. (Scofield * Tevis) r. 7u3 Shot-
well
Scofield William, repairer American District Tel.,
r. 34 Natoma
Scofield & Tevis (Demetrius G. Scofield and
Harry L. Tevis) gener .1 importing, shipping and
commission merchants, 120 and 122 X'rout
Scofield. See Schotield
Sc-olary Julius, waiter Liik House
Scoll ly Edward, r. 1223 Bush, rear
Scoliity ^Villiaui A., liqu )r saloon, and manul
pencil clasps. l.'J22 Stockton
Scollay's Hull, Es Stockton, bet Green and Union
Scollay. See Scully
ScoUin Fran, is P., shoemaker, r. 1129 Folsom
Scdoffy Martha J., widow, r. 610 Taylor
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Seorgio William, boatman Remillard Brick Co.. Pa-
^Wfic St.Wharf
Scorpion Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) George
11. Spinney secretary, 310 Pine, room -14
ScoBBa Casimir, laborer, r. 420 -Jackaon
Scotchler John J. (Scotchler & Gibbs) r. Oakland
Scotcliler Johu M, clerk Albert Geberding, r. Oak-
land
Scotcliler Si Gribbs(John J. Seotchler and Charles
E. Gibbs) commi.ssion merchants. 318 Front
Scott Abraham, elevatormau Palace Hotel, r. 606 Mis-
sion
Scott Albert W. (Scott & McCord) r. 19Rincon PI
Scott Alexander, salesman Eeane Brothers, r. 2313
Jones
Scott Allan, bartender, r. 1126 Market
Scott Angela Miss, r. .903 Powell
Scott Arthur M., clerk Keane Brothers, r. 536 Minna
Scott Arthur W.. physician, r. 1020 Clay
Scott Belle, widow, r. 515 Minna
Scott Bernard, driver City RR.. r. 121 Fifteenth
Scott Catherine Mrs.,dre>^emaker, r. 1716 Sutter
Scott Charles^, r. 813 Broadway
Scott Charles C, r. 807 Kearny
Scott Charles E., mining secretary, r. 741 Ellis
Scott Delia Miss, r. 223 Dupont
Scott Ebenezer, with Cal. Powder Works, r. 521 Post
Scott Edward, liquor saloon, 106 Steuart
Scott Edward B., physician, office audr. 225 Second
Scott Eliza, widow, r. 409 Vallejo
Scott Eliza, widow, r. 1606 Powell
Scott Elizabeth (Misses Scott) r. 209 Powell
Scott Elizabeth Mrs., r. 166 Minna
Scott Ellen M. Mrs., r. 503 Powell
Scott Emerson W. (E. W. S^ott & Co.) r. 900 Van Ness
Av
Scott Emily Mrs., r. 1020 Clay
Scott Ethan A., cashier Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 2327 Mission
Scott Etta A. Miss, milliner Mrs. Julia G. Carr, r. 237
Eighth
Scott E. W. & Co. (Emerson W. Scott) commission
agents, 137 Montgomery, room 8
Scott Florence J. (Misses Scott) r. 209 Powell
Scott Floyd R., cofifee saloon, .509 Washington, r. 1712
Pacific Av
Scott Frank, coachman Samuel M. Wilson, 711 Pine
Scott G. Mrs., widow, r. 2226 Howard
Scott George, r. 727 Geary
Scott George, bricklayer, r. 18 Louisa
Scott George, cellarman Hibernia Brewery, r. 733 Te-
hama
Scott George, engineer stmr James M. Donahue, r.
842 McAllister
Scott George, captain tug .Etna, r. 307 Bryant
Scott George A., bartender Eugene Chenot, r. 18
Louisa
Scott George T., machinist William Deacon, r. 55
Second
Scott George W., cashier Sissou, Wallace & Co., r.
Oakland
Scott Gustave, laborer, r. 617 Mission
S.ott Gustave A., teacher music, r. 615 Grove
Scott H. & Co. (Henry Scott and Edward McSwegan)
books and stationery, 138 Fourth
Scott Hanna Mit^s, student Medical College of the
Paci]5c, r. 3 Rose Av
Scott Hattie Miss. r. 502 Mason
Scott Henry (H. Scott & Co.) r. 777 »4 Mission
Scott Henry (Vanoni & S.-ottj r. 146 Second
Scott Henrj', quartermaster U. S. Revenue stmr Rich-
ard Rush
Scott Henry A., laborer Edwin Danforth, r. 1016
Wa.^hington
Scott Heury H. (H. H. Scott & Co.) r. 806 Van XeSB Vv
Scott Henry T. (Prescott, Scott & Co.) r. I8i2 Sac.
Scott H. H. <SiCo. (Henry H.Scott and Tod Robin-
son) stockbrokers, 307 l\Iontgomer.v
Scott Hiram H., salesman Hob-irt, Wood & Co., r. 411
Powell
Scott H. T., waiter Union Club, r. 508 California
Scott Irving M. (Piescotfc, Scott & Co.) r. 507 Har-
rison
Scott James, clerk W. W. Dodge & Co., r. 424 Ellis
Scott James, hostlir William H. B jothe, SW cor Fill-
more and McAllister
Scott James, seaman sbip V.'ar Hawk, Bulkhead, foot
Mission
Scott James, stableman 1717 Sacramento
Scott James, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 46 Second
Scott James C, bookseller and stationer, 22 Third,
and jimotlon Market and Geary, r. 182 Stevenson
Scott James C, sailmaker E. Detrick & Co., r. 314
First
Scott James M., clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., r. 325
Fremont
Scott James S., clerk C. V. Gillespie, r. 1119 Mont.
Scott James W., clerk Eugene P. Murphy, r. Oakland
Scott Joanna widow, r. 18 Louisa
Scott John, assayer, r. 1020 Cluy
Scott John, janitor, r. 26 Fifth Av
Scott John, physician, office and r. 816 Sutter
Scott J ihn, seaman, r. 131 Folsom
Scott Johu A., salesman Duuh im, Carrigan & Co., r.
Oakland
bC/Ul i JUllN Gtij physician, office and
r. 37^ Sixth
Scott John H., waiter Marlborough House, r. 7 Miles
PI
Scott John J., carpenter, r. .577 Minna
Scott .Julia Miss. r. The Baldwin
Scott J. W., hackman. r. 636 Commercial
Scott Lawson, teamster, r. 237 Eighth
Scott Lizzie Miss, r. 24 John
Scott Louisa Mr.s., r. 224 Fourth
Scott Margaret A., widow, r. 1715 Webster
Scott Marshall E., clerk, r. 2660 Folsom
Scott Mary, widow, r. 1216 Union
Scott Minnie, widow, r. 1200 Mason
Scott Misses (Elizabeth, Sophia, and Florence J.)
electro-therapeutics, office 209 Powell
Scott Montague, chiroi)odlst, 439 Bush
Scott Paul E., clerk Bank of California, r. 521 Post
Scott Peter, cook Vanoni & Scott, r. 146 Second
Scott Peter, seamaa, r. 9 Pacific
Scott Richard, policeman City Hall. r. 28 Hill
Seott Robert, actor Bella Union Theater, r. Interna-
tional Hotel
S-ott Robert P., clerk Bode & Searle, r. 535 Union
Scott Sarah Miss, r. 915 Broadway
Scott Sidney, bookkeeper William Willis, r.741 ElU's
Scott Shailer M., agent mill, mining, and railroad
supplies, 202 Sansome, room 4, r. Oakland
Scott Sophia (Misses Scott) r. 209 Powell
Scott Thomis, r. 1213 Union
Scott Thomas, gaslittcr American Sugar Refinery, r.
Franklin Hotel
Scott Thomas, laundrjTnan, r. 641 Commercial
Scott Thomes, machinist, r. S s M, bet Guerrero and
San Jose Av
Scott Thomas, polisher John Daniel, r. 1213 Union
Scott Thomas, waiter, r. 223 Fifth
Scott Thomas A., bookkeeper Charles S.Crittenden,
r. 17 Dupont
Scott Thomas A., engineer Sut'er St. RR., r. 1238 Bush
Scott Thomas C, real-estate, r. 509 Washington
Scott Thomas W., cashier Post Office, r. 305 Taylor
Scott Timothy F. (Peck & Co.) r. 1024 Geary
Scott Walter, register clerk Western Union Tel. Co.,
r. 6 Ridley
Scott Walter D.. first assistant engineer U. S. S3. Shu-
brick, r. 2231 Geary
Scott William, r. 9 Liberty
Scott William, r. 24 Ji Rltch
Scott William, coachman Richard J. Gray, r. 82J^
Everett
Scott William, foreman Market St. RR., r. 418 Grove,
rear
Scott William, pedestrian, r. 331 Ellis
Scott William A., cu-.rler Gottlieb Dietsch, r. 115
Twenty-sixth
Scott 'William A. Rev. DD., pastor St. John's
Presbyterian Church, r. 521 Post
Scott William A. Jr.. exchancre teller banking dept
Wells. Fdrgo & Co.. r, 521 Post
S;ott William G., molder, r. 358^ Braunan
Scott William W., engineer Alms H .use
Scott Wlluon D., carpenter, r. 1640 Mission
Scott Winficld, carriiigcbuilder, r. 419 Filbert
Scott k McCord (Albert W. Scott and John Mc-
Cord) bay and grstin. Pier 21 Steuart, nr Folsom
Scitt's Warehouse, Whittier, Fuller & Co. proptrs,
NW cor Saasome and Greenwich
Scotti?ili CotMsnercial Insurance Co. (of
Glasgow) Van Tassel. Toy .t Co. general agents,
210 Sansome
Scotto Ge:inaro, fisherman, r. 89K Fiont
Scouler James, carpenter, S s Rose Alley, bjt Annie
and New Montgomery, r. 830 Vallf Jo
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE,
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Established, S.F., 1863, 135 Montgomery.
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Lumber in tfee Market. N. E. cor. Mission and Spear St*.
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Sconler James E., operator KarraB & Brown, r. 2310
California
Scovern Eliza J., widow, furnished rooms, 1037 Mis-
sion
Scoville John J., mining secretiry, 59 Nevada
Block, r. 2223 Pacific Av
Scoville William, r. 716 Stockton
Scow A., r. (>18 I'alifornia
Bcoyen Charles, upholsterer Aaron N. Levy, r. 38
Harriet ,
Scram James, salesman George B. Knowles & Son, r.
i'i6 Main
Scrantou Charles, canvasser Morning Call., r. Oak-
land
Sorantou Charles E., r. 935 Howard
Scranton Walter, office 419 California, room 23
Scribner Martin D., clerk collection dept Wells, Far- ,.
go & Co., r. 1009 Powell
Scribner P. K., carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Scribner W. M., agent Potter,Ain.sworth& Co.(of New
York) office 327 and 329 Sausome, r. Tne Baldwin
Scriffin Johanna, widow, r. 138 Shipley, rear
Scriuiage George, carpenter, r. 711 California
Scrimseour Allan B., bookkeeper John Daniel, r. 326
OFarrell
Scripture Henry D. (Doyle, Barber J: Scripture) at-
torney at law, 3i:i California, r. 1234 Stockton
Scrivener Arthur, manager Lrondou and San
Francisco Bank (limited) 424 California, r. 719
Sutter
Scrivner John J. (Wheaton &' Scrivner) attorney at
law, 1-3 Montgomery Block, r. 1416 Hyde
Bcroggy Alfred D., deputy collector U. S. Internal
Revenue, r. 2230 Bush
Seudder Jacob S., laborer, r. 1305 Broadway
Scnll Charles L., carpenter and builder, r. 518 Minna
Scully Edward J., r. 1223 J4 Bnsh
8<ully Eliznbcth, widow, r. 17 C^dlege PI
Scully Elizabeth Miss, machine operator Standard
Shirt Factory, r. 17 College PI
Scully Jeremiah, groceries and liquors, 1313 Sansome
Scully John, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. City of Pa-
nama
Scully John, laborer, r. Alabama, bet Twenty-eighth
and Twenty-ninth
Scully John, laundry man, r. 541 First
Scully John, stevedore, r. W s Columbia Pi, nr Eut-
lege Av
Scully John, waiter Occidental Hotel
BcuUy Maria Miss, machine operator Standard Shirt
Factory, r. 17 College PI
Scully Nora Miss, human hair, 1021 Larkin, r. 1223 )«
Bush
Scully Owen, hostler ^McCord, Bridge & Co., r. 264Ji
Stevtnson
Scully Patrick, burnisher S.W. Levy, r. 17 College PI
Scully Patrick, car repairer M. P. and M. dept Cen-
tral Par. RR.
Scully Patrick, ranchman Mrs. M. Parsons, r. bet
Point Lobos Av and Mountain Lake
Scully Piter (Moon, Scully & Co.) r. 1128 Green, rear
Scully Peter, painter, r. 25 Clinton
Scully Timothy, coachman Calvin W. Kellogg, r. 30
O'Farrell, rear
Scupham John B., assistant engineer superintend-
ent tracks Central Pac ER., r. 914 Pine
Scurr George A., waiter Muehe & Duggan, r. 651 Mis-
sion
Sea Insurance Co. (limited) (of Liverpool) Rodg-
ers. Meyer & Co. agents, 212 Battery
Bcabiild Eliza D., widow, r. 1941 Howard
Seaberg Edward, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Seaberii Louis, seaman, r. 332 Main
Seaborn Thomas, wocdturntr J. Kemp & Co.,r. 6E
cor Mihsion and First
Seabough Samuel, journalist S. F. Chronicle, p. 915
Market
Seabridge Henry, laborer, r. 314 Beale
Seabrooks Henry C, teamster John Dynn, r. 1101
Mission
Seaburg Chf.rUs F., waiter, r. 365 Natoma
Seabury William B., captain Pacific Mail SS. China,
r. 2.506 Sacramento
Seaders John H., books and stationery, 603 Davis, r.
605 l-;roadway
Seagrave Edward F., porter Code, Elfelt k Co., p. E s
Buena Yista, nr Eugenia
Seagrave Jamt s, printer Dodge Brothers, P. 118 Post
Seale Fannio, widow, r. 1410 Pino
Seale Thomas, guard House of Correction fi-.
Seale Thomas, superintendent California St. ER., r.
1412 Clay
Sea'cs Daniel, real-estate, r. 4.39 Green
Seals Thomas, conductor N. B. and Mission RB., r.
542 Bryant
Seuly Charles, cooper, and fish-oil dealer, 8 Mis-
sion, r. 142 Fourth
Seaman Annie Mrs., r. 56 Minna
Seaman Edward M., clerk McClure, Dwinelle 4 Plals-
ance. r. 2015 Mission
Seaman George M., superintendent Anatomical Mu-
seum, r. 211 Geary
Seaman J., laborer St. Mary's College
Seaman Lydia, widow, r. 521 Lombard
Seaman Samuel, r. 66 Minna
Seaman Samuel S., carpenter, r. 1153 Howard -
Seaman W. Frank, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs h Co.,
r. 1320 California
Seaman William, seaman, r. North Pacifie Hotel
Seaman. See Seamon, and Seeman
Seamann Louis, fisherman, r. Broderick, nr Jefifer-
son. Harbor View
Seamans Job M., watchmaker, jeweler, and optician,
207 Montgomery, r. 609 Pine
Seanies Christiana, domestic 1016 Sutter
Seamon Alice, widow, r. ISUS Jackson
Seamon Louis, glasspolisher. r. 226 Clara
Searby Frederick, clerk William M. Searby, p. 1127
Ellis
Searby WiUiam M., druggist, 869 Market, r. lliT
Ellis
Searcy Mary H., widow, r. 435 Bryant
Searey John I., assistant engineer Pacific Mail 83.
City of Tokio, r. 217 Eighth
Searey Thomas, blacksmith, r. 217 Eighth
Searey. See Seary, and Seery
Searich John, porter Militch & Abramovich, r. 1306J4
Stockton
Searight Beath M. P., salesman Schweitzer, Sachs k
Co., r. 1315 M Broadway
Searight James F., Baleeman Keane Brothers, p. 1316M
Broadway
Searight Lizzie, widow, teacher music, r. 1316 J4
Broadway
Seaiight William P., salesman Samuel Irving, p. 1138
Pacific
S. aring Edward, boxmaker Union Box Factory, p. 762
Harrison
Searing Hannah, widow, r. 752 HarriBon
Searing Matthew, boxmaker 'Union Box Factorj, r.
752 Harrison
Searing Teresa Miss, straw sewing, r. 762 Harrison
Searing Thomas T., carpenter Cal. Mills, p. 339 Sixth
Searing. See Siering
Searle Alvin C, attorney at law, 502 Montgomery, r.
1021 Lombard
Searle Arthur, driver Herbert Bruce, r.W s San Bmno
Road, nr Twenty-eighth
Searle Charles, clerk James J.
lister
Searle George, clerk Edward B
Allister
Searle Henry L., clerk Bode & Searle, r. 1216 McAl-
lister
Searle James J., manuf sherry wines, 434 Jackson,
and (Bode & Searle) r. 1218 McAllister
Searle John Jr., clerk Bode & Searle, r. 1218 McAl-
lister
Searle Nettie Miss, r. The Baldwin
Searle Robert M.. captain Pacific Mail SS. CoUma
Searle Thomas, guard House of C-jirectlon
Searles Aaron G., laborer freight dept Central Pac.
BR., r. Terminal Hotel
Searles F. B., conductor Omnibus RR.
Searles Harry Vf., cornicemaker George Hayes & Co.,
r. 1807 Mission
Searles James, butcher, r. 6W o.r Seventh and Ball-
road Avs, South S. F.
Searles James W., salesman H. Siering & Co., 19
Montgomery
Searles Robert (S<arles k Stone, and Euss, Searle-8 t
Putman) r. 25 Clinton Park
Searles William A., mine superintendent, r. 6 Hollis
Searles t& Stone (Robert Searles and C. B. Stone)
commission merchants and agents Humboldt SS.
Co., 22 California
Sears Catherine Mrs., bakery, 1165 J4 Howard
Sears David S., carpentt.r, r. 1155 ^ Howard
Sears Frederick, beilowsmaker Cal. Bellows Manuf .
Co., p. 45 Everett
Searle, r. 1218 McAl-
Holmes, p. 1218 Mc-
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Sears George, phimber John Bohn, r. 236J^ Sixth
Hears John, cook ship Vigilant, Vallejo St. Wharf
Sears John, laborer, r. 727 Clementina
Sears .Tohn F., photographer Imperial Photograph
GaUtry, r. lis Dupont
Sears Michael G. (Sears &; Foley) r. 768 Mission
Sears Obediah.inaster mariner, r. .569 H'^ward
Sears W^illiam H. , attorney at law, 324 Pine, room
10, r. San Uafael, M irin Co.
Sears & Foley (Mitbael (i. Sears and Timothy Foley)
liquor saloon, NW cor Washingt>n and East
Seary Thomas M., blacksmith Fulton Iron Works, r.
'■i33 Tehama
Seary. See Searey, and Seery
Season Oliver P.. patternmaker, r. 725 Minns
Season Valentine, carpenter, r. 1222 Mission
Seaton Thomas, boatswain Pacific Mail S3. Colima
Peat >u William, moneybroker, r. 611 Post
Scaton. See Seeton
Seattle Coal and Transportation Co., George
C. B'Mie president, A. K. Clark secretary, 34
Market
TAKE NO OTHER.
Seavas Jacob, carpenter, r. NW cor Polk and Fell
Seaven William U., seaman schr Bonanza
Seaver Annie, widow, r. 628 Webster
Seaver John C, tanner, r. cor San Bruno Road and
Twenty-ninth
Seaver Lorcn B., mining superintend! nt, r. 157 Sev-
enth
Seavey Edgar C, salesman Hold Brothers & Co., r.
1410 )<; Geary
Seavey Otis L., driver What Cheer Laundry, r. 2510
Bryant Av
Seavy Anderson, painter Easier & Jewell, r. 226 Oak
Seavy Mabel Miss, assistant Eighth St. Grammar
School, r. 226 Oak
Seavy L. T., surgeon Pacific Mail S3. City of Panama
Seawell B., r. 1237 Stockton
Seawell James A., attorney at law, 509 Kearnv, r. San
Rafael
Seawell Washington, r. 1237 Stockton
Seawell. See Sewall
Sebcliu John C, bartender, r. 5 Mission
Sebelle Theodore S., pressman Edward M Murphy &
Co., r. 2627 Sutter
Selfcrg August, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Seberio Fillmore, brasstounder William T. Garratt, r.
217 Minna
Sebring Jacob, superintendent Laurel Hill Cemetery,
r. N s Su ter, nr Lyon
Secchi Victoi-ine, widow, r. eor Mason and Valparaiso
Seechini Antonio, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Sechtem Carrie, widow, r. 938 Howard
Seckel George, mining, 214 Sansome, room 28, r. 32
Fourth
Seekerson L., steward Pacific Mail SS. Australia
Second Street House, S. H. Morse proptr, 115 Second,
and 74 Minna
Second Street Wharf; foot of Second
Secor B. C, carpenter, r. 104u Mission
Secor Josiah J., r. 18 Franklin
Secord George, laborer Overland House, 531 Sac.
Secret Service Division V. S. , office 5 U. S.
Co«irt Building (after July Ist new U. S. Apprais-
er's Building, third floor, room 4.5)
Secnlovich Peter T., sawfiler, 504 Stevenson
Security Insurance Co. (New Haven) Oliver
Hawes general agent, 403 Callforiiia
Security Saviujrg Bank, Jerome Lincoln vice
president, 215 Sunsome
Sedenger Joseph H., helper Union Iron Works, r.
Oakland
Sedge J., French Zouaves, 537 Sacramento
Sedgley George O., clerk Joseph Sedgley, r. NW cor
Bryant \y and Santa Clara
Sedgley Jo.seph, president San Joaquin and Kings
River Canal and Irrigation Co., and wool dealer,
533 Kearny, room 1, r. NW cor Bryant Av and
Santa Clara
Sedgley Walter I., foreman sheep, and calf slaughter
house Miller Hi. Lux, r. 14 Ridley
Sedgwick Benjamin, engineer stmr Harriet, Jackson
St. Wharf
Sedgwick John, stockbroker, 317 Montgomery, r. 1408
Van Ness Av
Sedwell Geor;ze, carpenter, r. SE cor Sixth Av and M,
South S. F.
Seeba Henry, grocer, r. 420 Jackson
Seebeck Ernst E., groceries, and liquors, NW cor Turk
and Scott
Seeber Chester, altomoy at law, 636 Clay, r. 108 Ellis
Seedoy .\lbert, seaman schr John Lambert, Larue's
Wharf
Seeger A., groceries, and liquors, SE cor Btish and
Powell
Seeger Cord, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW cor
Eighth and Bryant
Seeger Eujsene, editor California Demokrat, r. 821
California
Seegers John F. (Henry Doscher Ji Co.) r. 541 Natoma
Seegers. See Siegers
Seekamp George, musician Bella Union Theater, r.
711 Filbert
Seeker Leonard, teamster, r. 448)4 Ninth
Seeley Charles H., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 22.30 Mission
Seeley Charles P., bricklayer, r. 533 Seventeenth
Seeley F. Edward, dentist, office and r. 1105 Powell
Seeley John W., photographer, r. 410 Gough
Seeley Laman B., agent Oswego (Oregon) Iron Co.,
NW cor Main and Folsom, r. 2716 Sacramento
Seeh Gasper (Wunderer & Seeli) r. 1206 Stx;kton
Seelig George H., tailor, r. 259 Perry
Seelig Simon, cigarmaker, r. 321 Tyler
Seelig. See Selig
Seeligsohn Abraham, editor The Jewish Progress, 313
Kearny, r. 752 Howard
Sceligsohn Joseph, clerk Seeligsobn & Co., r. 752
Hi .ward
Seeligsobn Max (Seeligsohn & Co.) r. 752 Howard
Seeligsobn & Co. (Max Seeligsohn and Adolph Blum-
enth.il) clothing and gents' furnishing goods,
840 Market, and dry goods 1.58 Third and 336
Hayes
Seeman Bertha Miss, r. 6>i Dale PI
Seeman Charles L., bartender Frederick E. Schmidt,
r. 7 Quincy PI
Seeman Daniel, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Marl^et
Seeman Katie, widow, r. 18 M Garden
Seeman Peter, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Seeman. See Seaman
Seery Thomas, brickmason, r. Mission, bet First and
Second
Seery. See Searey and Seary
Seeton William J. P., cook, r. 33 Everett
Seferovioh T. M., coffee saloon, 827 Market, r. E s
Powell, nr California
Sefrin Frederick F. (Sefrin & Schober) r. 1306 Pow-
ell
Sefrin & Schober (Frederick F. Sefrin and Frederick
Schober) proptrs S. F. Iron Works, 203 Fremont
S5efton Marianne, widow, r. 407 Sutter
Sefton Stephen, longshoreman, r. 602 Howard
Segale Giovanni, clerk N. Perata, r. 837 Pacific
Segale Paolo. Italian Bene v. Soc. 423 Washington
Segarini John, bootblack, 609 Clay, r. N s Union, bet
Kearny and Dupont
Segarini Martini, laborer, r. 631 Broadway
Segars Uriah, sash and blindmaker, 160 Main, r. 771
Harrison
Segbers Joseph H., driver Boca Brewing Co., r. &<I5
Harrison
Segelcke William F. E., cigars and tobacco, 1162 Mar-
ket
Segelhorst August, master mariner, r. 446 J4 Guerrero
Segelke .\dolph D., proptr Astor House, 509 Bdwy.
Segelken Christ )pher, laborer Albany Brewery, r. 74
Everett
Seger Elizabeth, widow, r. 1607 Taylor
Seger Henry J., team-ster, r. 550 Folsom
Seger Louis, glazier, r. S s California Av, bet Mission
and Howard
Segerliolm Gustave, employee Old People's Home, S a
Francisco, bet Stockton and Powell
Segerhorst August, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Segesser John U., engineer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 928
Montgomery
Segon J^Jes, compositor Oourrier de San Francisco,
r. 3:^Vallejo
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, ""^"'"a Spe\''sr°cU?i°'""^"-'"'
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MAonniinunu iaipurtbr op axd dealer rx coal, axd pig iron,
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Segoort Hsgge, seaman, r. 250 Spear
Seg.'rd Jaiiiea M., stevedore, r. 40 Clara
Segregati'd Bi-lclier Miuiug Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
George D. Edward.s secret:iry, 414 California
Sogregated Europa Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
James L. Fields secreta'y, 240 Monlgomcry
Segregated Rock Island Miuiug Co. (Amerii-aa Flat,
Nev.) William H. 'Wat.-'on secretary, 302 Montgom-
ery, room fi
Segrue John, laborer, r. 523 Seventh, rear
Segiii Baltazar, r. 1119 Stockton
Segui Victor. lUhermun, Front St. Wharf
Se|f uiiie Burnt, real-e.«tate, r. NE cor El Dorado
and Khode Island
Sebrens Daniel, driver Levy Repheld, r. 1317 Webster
Selb Herman C, teaiher music, r. 1524 California
Seibel Edward, baker, r. 6(>9 Jackson
Seibel Frederick, butcher, 1 and 2 Clay St. Central
Market, r. 1706 Stockton
Seibel J. B., switchman Sea Wall, r. Popp's Hotel
Seibel Philip, butcher, 2 Clay St. Central Market, r.
735 O'Fairell
Seibel Philip N., butcher M. Gradwohl & Co., r. 239
Fell
Seibel. See Seipel, and Siepel
Seiberlich Elward H., clerk A. S«iberllch's Sons, r.
7.59 Harrison
Seiberlich Francis F., r. W s Hampshire, bet Twenty
third and Twenty-fourth
Seiberllrh Francis X. (A. Stiberllch's Sons) r. Phil-
adelphia
8eiberli<li I^'natius, carpenter, r. W s Church, bet
Sixteenth and S venteenth
Seibi-rlich Thomas W. (A. Seiberllch's Sons) r. 759
Harrison
S«il>erlie]i*8 A, Sons (Francis X. and Thomas
W.) manufs boots and shoes, 32 Second
Seibert Charles, brassmolder S. F. Brass Works, r. 10
Sheridan
Seibert William, with S. F. Brass Works, r. 10 Sheri-
dan
Seibt Augu-it, frescopainter, r. 1211 Columbia
Seidel Frederick E., manuf soaps, factory and r. E s
San Bruno Road, nr Twenty-nluth, office 48 Clay
Seidel William, cigars and tobacco, 17 !< Fourth, r.807
Market
Seidel. See Seldl, and Seydel
Seidelinger John B., sparmaker, r. 33 Freelon
Seiden Frederick, mining, r. Park Hotel
Seidenberg Annie Miss, comfortermaker F. F. Du
Rose, r. 12H Harriet
Seidenberg Harris, tailor, r. 12% Harriet
Seidenberg Henry, commission agent, r. 1G02 Polk
Seider Oeoig;-, collector, r. 609 Folsom
Seidl Joseph, candy, 754 Market, and (Fahrbach ft
Seldl) r. 24 Sixth
Seifert Charles, restaurant, 14 Steuart, r. 12 Steuart
Seifert Christian, milker, r. S s Green, bet Franklin
and Gough
Seifert Jennie, domestic 406 Sixth
Seifert Morltz, shoemaker, 986 Harrison
Seigard James, Lumberman's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Seigeman Ellse Mi.ss, teacher, r. 1406 Jackson
Seine John F.. butiher, r. 1.50 Steuart
Seilaz John, cooper, r. 730 Filbert
Seller August, r. 117 Bernard
Seller David (Green & Seller) r. 202 Ellis
Seller Frederick, bootmaker, r. 424 Leavenworth
Seller Herman, salesman Green & Seller, r. 757 Ji
Howard
Seller James, cutter M. Hyman & Co., r. 434 Clem.
Seller Mary, domestic 1512 Larkln
Seller Max, clerk Meyers k I^iwenstein, r. 757 How-
ard
Seller Morris, tailor, r. 757 Howard
Seller Paul, mechanician Cal. Electrlckl Works, r.
2105 M Leavenworth
Seller S., teacher piano, r. 15 Ifuss
Seiner John H., cigarmaker, r. 1021 Filbert, rear
Seiner Louisa, domestic 615 Taylor
Seipel Charles, market, 2:W2 Mission
Seipel Conrad, liquor saloon, SE cor Mission and Erie
Seipel. See Seible and Siepel
Seipp Conrad, laborer, r. 427 Greenwich
Sels Peter, woodsawyer, r. 637 Broadway
Seisi Manuel, deckhand stmr Constance, Jackson St.
Wharf
Seitz — — , Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Market
Seltz Christian, r. 515 Ellis
Seitz John, baker Junius G. Foster, Cliff House
Seitz John, liquor saloon, S s Ber.y, nr Fourth, r. 510
Ninth
Seitz Marion, domestic ltX)7 Pacific Av
Selz Albert, janitor Concordia Club
Sekofsky Louis, cabinetmaker, r. 944 Mission
Selacl Pablo, Swiss Beiiev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Selaud John, tailor, r. 24 Oak
Selauder Christopher F., seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Selander Frederick, engineer, r. .525 Union
Selander Isaac, carpenter new U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing, r. 28 Russ
Selander Margaret Mrs., dressmaker, r. 525 Union
Selander Peter, tailor, r. 50:1 Union
Selao John, shoemaker Charles Lester, r. 12 Steuart
Solby Henrietta I. Mrs. (Thomas H. Selby & Co.) r.
1711 Van Ness Av
Selby Joseph, driver William Lange, r. cor Cole and
Carl, nr Golden Gate Park
Selljy Prentiss, superintendent Selby Smelting
and Lead Co., office 416 Montgomery, r. 1212 Geary
Selby Smelting and Lead Co., Preutita Selby
superintendent, shot tower SE cor Howard and
First, smelting works North Beach, assay and
general office 416 Montgomery
Selby Thomns H. (estate of) A. J. Ralston executor,
office 416 Montgomery
Selby Thomas H., mining engineer, 32 Merchants'
Exchange, r. 1222 Pine
Selby Thomas H. Oi Co. (Edward H. Hammer,
Alanson H. Phelps, Henry S. Austin, and Mrs.
Henrietta I. Selby, special parmer) importers
motals. hardware, and agents Hazard Powder Co.,
and Hendricks S: Brothers' braziers and sheathing
copper. 116 and 118 California
Selchow C. D., r. 28 Buss
Selchow Daniel T., salesman Henry Doyle & Co., r.
29 Turk
Seiden Miles C, assistant License Collector, r. 1104
Market
Seldner Louis, salesman Kline k Co., r. 1528 Ellis
Seldner Morris, clerk Julius Meyer, r. 732 Mission
Selenger George, clerk, r. 302 Green
Selenger Lawrence, special police, r. :302 Green
Seley Alfred W., bookkeeper Edwards & Co., r. 410
Gough
Seley John W., photographer Dames & Hayes, r. 410
Gough
Seley Mary A., widow, r. 410 Gough
Seley. See Sealy, and Seeley
Selfrldge Edward A. (George W. Gibbs .t Co.) r. 3615
California
Selfrldge Francis C, clerk, r. 32 South Park
Selheimer Elizabeth, widow, r. 22 Hampton PI
Selhelmer Napoleon B., cabinetmaker, r. Central Pa-
cific Hotel
Selig Abraham, crockery, 3 Fourth, r. 408 Minna
Selig Isaac, gents' furnishiag goods, 218 Kearny, r.
734 McAllister
Selig Isldor, bookkeeper Moses Selig, r. 826 Mission
Selig Kossuth, traveling agent Selig & Newman, r.
13110ctavla
Selig Marx, liquor saloon, NW cor Sansome and
Bush, r. 13 Hyde
Selig Mo.^es, wjiolesale butcher, First Av, nr Ken-
tucky, South S.F.. office 331 Kearny, r. 826 Mission
Selig Nathan, collector Moses Selig, r. 826 Mission
Selig Samuel, assistant bookkeeper W. Cohen & Co., r.
13 Hyde
Selig Samuel A., barber 903 Market, r. 435 Stevenson
Selig Selignian (Selig & Newman) r. 1311 Octavia
Selig k Newman (Seligman Selig and Henry New-
man) millinery and straw goods, 31 Sutter
Selig. See Seelig
Seligman Carl, salesman i.ebenbaum, Goldberg &
Co., r. 1809 Pine
Seligman Falk, merchant, r. 426 Green
Seligman Henry, exchange clerk Anglo-Callfornian
Ban<, r. 916 Sutter
Seligman Joshua, salesman, r. 118 Dupont
Seligman Moses, attorney at law, and collector 511
Montgomery, r. 1937 Geary
Seligman Nathan H., salesman A. B. Elfelt b Co., r.
21) Dupont
Sellgsohn Herman, cigars and tobacco, 1012 Market,
r. 102 Eddy
Selk Charles, groceries and liquors, 254 Jessie, r.
256 ,>« Jessie
Sell Walter E., bookkeeper Alvinza Hayward, r. Ber-
keley
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Belli ck Charles H., tt-anister, r. 37 South Park
Selleck Edward J., clerk, r. 37 South Park
Belleck Edwin F.. salesraaa Cutting Packing Co., r.
tO'i Jones
Belleck George W., clerk freight dept Central Pac.
RR. , r. 7m8 Harrison
Selleck Gustavus, laborer, r. 528 Bush, rear
Selleck Hugh H., clerk Oscar Foss, r. 37 South Park
Selleck Jacob, drygoodfl, 234 Sixth, r. 512 Natoma
Selleck JoBeph E., r. 37 South Park
Selleck Silas, mining, office 240 Montgomery, r. 802
Jones
Sellenger Frank, liquor saloon, 615 Pacific
Seller Frederick, salesman Pac. Coast Packing Co., r.
617 McAUifittr
Seller Samuel (Alt:ichul, Seller & Co.) r. Ijck House
Seller. See Ct-ller
Sellers James C, whitener, 3 O'Farrell, r. 2032 Mis-
sion
\ Sellers Reuben, carpenter, r. 279 Stevenson
Selling John, insurance agent, r. 900 McAllister
Selling Leopold, salesman O'Connor, MoflCatt & Co.,
r. 900 McAlliBter
Selling Nathalie Miss, assistant Tyler St. Primary
School, r. 900 McAllister
Bellinger , compositor, r. 655 Washington
Sellman F. O., engineer, r. 415 East
Sellon Elizabeth M. Mrs. (Straub k 8<.llon) r. 1018
Howard
Sellon E. R., conductor Market St. RR.
SeUon-French Mrs., ladies' physician, office and r.
556 Minna
Sellon John W., upholsterer Aaron N. Levy, r. 1018
Howard
Sellon Latrobe J., headclerk U. 8. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. 109 Ninth
Sellon William H., collector, r. 556 Minna
Selmer A. L., clerk, r. H09 Pine
Selna E. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 704 Broadway
Selna Edward, expres-sman, r. 704 Broadway
Selth Valenilne, porter Pacific Coast 8S. Orizaba, r.
640 Bryant
Selut Joseph, laborer Bergez & Klein, r. 605 Broad-
way
SelveyFrank.laborer Southern Pac. RR.,r. 415Drumm
Selwyn John H., merchant, r. Abbotsford House
Selz Cecilia Mrs., bakery, 907 Bryant
Selz George, cabinetmaker, r. 907 Bryant
Selzer Edward, drugs and medicines, 331 East
Semerau Albert, clerk Ludwig Siebe, r. 135 Fourth
Semers Peter, cabinetmaker J. B. Luchsinger & Son,
r. 722 Minna
Seminario Juan, girthmaker, r. S 8 Lombard, bet
Franklin and Gough
Semler Annie, widow, liquor saloon, NE cor Baker
and Green\»ich
Semler Bertha, widow, r. 717 Turk
Semler Charles, farmer, r. N b Union, bet Baker and
Lyon
Semler John N., barber Charles Fleischxnan, r. 606
Powell
Semler Paul A. I., manager Boericke & Tafel, r. 717
717 Turk
Semmens Ferdinand, cari)enter, r. 356 Eleventh
Semon Mary, domestic 1024 Jackson
Semonza Angelo, laborer, r. 336 Vallejo
Sena Gustave, meter repairer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
423 Sixth
Senas Anton, master schr Ida Jane, Larue's Wharf
Senator Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) L. Reynolds
secretary, 317 Mission
Senberg George C., shipping clerk J. Baum k Co., r.
534 Pine
Scnderling John C, agent Baker's rotary blower, 51
Fremont, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Senecal Joseph T., r. 1317 Powell
Sencchal Paul, musselman Meyers k Larpin, r. 202
Dupont
Senert John C, coachman Rot>ert Robinson, r. 45
Liberty
Seng William, upholsterer Indianapolis Chair Manuf.
Co.. r. 421 Bush
Senger Heinrich, r. 26 Geary
Senger Joachim H., assistant Girls' High School, r.
1635 Polk
Senglon Henry, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Sengs tacken HarmH.,sugarboilerCal. Sugar Refinery,
r. 1132 Bryant
Sensstacken Peter, wines and liquors, SE cor
Mission and Fremont
Sengteller Louis A., assistant U. S. Coastand Geodetic
Survey, office 214 Stockton (after July 1st new U.
8. Appraiser's Building) r. Occidental Hotel
Scnk Henry, pianomaker Hemme & Long, r. 529 )£
Sixth
Senlich Frederick, cooper Mattullath Mannf. Co., r.
W 8 Harrison, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Senuau John, cook St. Mary's Hospital
Senne William, clerk John B. Spttorno, r. 104 McAl-
lister
Senne:t Henry, hostler Omnibus RR.
Seunett J. & Co. (James Sennettl stevedores, 317 Cal.
Sennett James (J. Sennttt & Co.) r. S s Francisco, bet
Hyde and Leavenworth
Sensenbreuner August, cignrmarker. r. 812 Folsom
Senter Moses S., solicitor Evening Post, r. 723 Howard
Senter. See Center
Sentry Julia, widow, r. 1125 McAllister
Seutz Rudolph, tailor, r. 304 Lily Av
Sephton Henry H., bellnanger Cal. Electrical Works,
r. 510 34 Katoma
Scphton John, machinist, r. 543 Howard
Sephton Martha Mrs., groceries and liquors, 643
Howard
Sephton. See Sefton
Seppelin Alesander^seaman ship Belvedere
Sequira Mauoel Jr., Portuguese Pro. end Benev. Assn,
415 M Drumm
Sera lio Peter, r. 222 Francisco
Sere John (McGovem k Sere) r. Lombard, bet Polk
and Van Ness Av
Serealio John, laborer, r. Bay, bet Taylor and Mont-
gomery Av
Seregni Falgemio, designer, and importer mon-
uments, statuary, etc., 24 Post
Serens Daniel, expressman, r. 1317 Webster
Serens Frederick, carpenter, r. 1317 Webster "~--^
Serena William, upholsterer, r. 1317 Webster
Sergent Joseph, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Sergerson John, laborer Sea Wall
Seriat Sim. & Co. (Simon .Seriat and Constant
Block) importers cofifees. 418 and 420 Commercial
Seriat Simon (Sim. Seriat k Oi.) r. 1120 Washington
Sericamo Francisco, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Seridon R., r. 710 Commercial
Serighelli Bernardi Mrs., teacher piano and vocal
music, r. 233 Montgomery Av
Serighelli Silvestro, watchmaker, 219 Montgomery
Av, r. 233 Montgomery Av
Serohter Herman, S. F. Baecker Verein. 413 Sutter
Serovich Theodore (Abramovich & Serovich; r. 1706
Polk
Serpa Cyrus, barber Joseph R. Bliely, r. 418 Bush
Serpa Joaquin da S., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.Assn,
415 U Drumm
Serpa Manoel R., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 J4 Drumm
Serregano Louis, laborer, r. 4 Scotland
Serrail Jean, gardener French Hospital
Serrano Andrea Mias, dressmaker, r. 39 Hinckley
Serre Frank D., cookCollinB & Wappel, r. 502 Union
Serrecks Henry, engineer, r. 226 Pacific
Serrell Allen, miller, r. 54 First
Serrens William, carpetlayer S. McDowell & Co., r.
SW cor California and Fillmore
Serres Bernardette Mme.. nurse French Hospital
Serres John (Messner & Serres) r. 816 Montgomery
Serrin Alice Miss. r. 5Ji Dupont
Servaney Louis, umbrellamaker, r. 132 Fourth
Servel Firman, florist, r. 402 Minna
Servert John C, machinist, r. 115 Liberty
Servia and aiavonia Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.) L.
V. B. Howell secretary, 318 Pine, room 27
Sesnon William T., law student, 207 Sansome, r. Al-
ameda
Sesser Frank, baker Eclipse Bakery, r. 20 Eleventh
Sesser George, butcher Gesualdo de Luca, r. 1627
Dupont
Sesser James S., tinsmith William Cormack, r. 1718
Mission
Sesser Peter, operative melter and refiners' dept U.S.
Mint, r. 20 Eleventh
Sessions George W., cashier William H. Lent, r. 1811
Gough
Sessions Milton P., drayman, r. 1219 Folsom
Sessions William W., drayman, 214 Battery, r. 805
Franklin
Sestanovich Antonio M., porter L. G. Sresovich & Co.,
r. 1300 Polk
MULLER'S OPTOMETER,
The only reliable Instrument for Testing
Defective Vision, 135 Montgomery.
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X. E. cor. Mission and Njx-ar Sts. Ctiolrc Sof^ar Pin«.
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Seth THoinax Clock Co., Henry Mnlineux mau-
nger, 132 Sutter
Beth William H.. jauitor FiretuHn's Fund Iimurance
Co. '8 Building, r. iyi:j Ciilifoniia
Betbniann Charles, ilerk Joseph Scheper, r. SE cor
Fifth ami Perry
Betbinann Henry, laborer Albany Brewery, r. 74 Ev-
erett
Bettegnst Frederick, cook, r. 409 Pacific
Sett-enfjheiiu fienjamiu, fish dealer, r. .'.08 Ivy Av
Bettright James, hostler .John Breen, r. 2'2'J Fifth
Seufert Fram-is A., market, 4i<8 Eighth, and ICOiPolk,
r. l.'ilT Sill ramento
Benfert Theodore .J., butcher Francis A. Seufert, r.
4«8 Eif,'hth
Sevening Calvin tt., shipping clerk George W. Clark,
r. 722 Green
Sevening Christiane, ■widow, r. 722 Green
Beveniug Otto, porter George W. Clark, r. 722 Green
Beveuoaks John, miner, oflice Cosmopolitan Hotel,
room A-
Seventh Street Commissioners, office new City Hall
Beventy-six ('76) Silver Mining Co. (Pinal Co., Ari-
zona) E. F. Stone secretary, 306 Piue
Severance A. J., proptr diamond drill, and importer
and breeder thoroughbred merino shceiJ, 320 Ban-
some, room 10, r. Niles, Alameda Co.
Severance Andrew A., laborer freight dept Central
Pac. KR., r. illii Shipley
Severance Henry F. (H. F. Severance & Co.) r. 102
Powell
Severance Henry "W., Hawaiian consul, 316Cal-
ifornia, r. 1911 Laguna
Severance H. F. & Co. (Henry F. Severance and Otto
Guy) coffee saloon, 612 Montgomery
Severance Josiali G. , attorney at law, 126 Kearny,
r. 713 Sutter
Severance J. Seymour, clerk general freight office
Central Pac. KR., r. Grand Hotel
Severance Mark S., clerk general freight office Cen-
tral Pac. KE., r. Grand Hotel
Severance Samuel J., inessman, r. 537 Natoma
Severin Antone, cigarmaker Frederick Amari<, r. 408
Twenty-second
Severin Charles, locksmith, r. 36 Valparaiso, rear
Beverin Charles, machinist John G. lis, r. 36 Valpa-
raiso
Severin Theodore, cigarmaker Frederick Amark, r.
408 Twenty. second
Severio Frank, foreman Metropolitan Match Factory,
r. r, s Minnesotii. bet Solano and Mariposa
Beverio William, brassfounder William T. Garratt, r.
217 Minna
Beverus Burtholomew F.arl, bookkeeper Sbarboro &
Co., r. 910 Pacific
Seyenis Thomas J., salesman Sbarboro & Co., r. 919
Pacific
Severts Annie P.. widow, liquor saloon, 632 Fourth
Bevey Ann, widow, bakery, lOFolsom
Sevey Loring J., carpenter, r. 113 Diamond, nr Nine-
teenth
Bewail H. V. Mrs., adjuster coiner's dept U. S. Mint,
r. Oakland
Bewail Jeremiah N., freight clerk Pacific Mail SB.Co.,
r. 404 Tyler
Seward Charles, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Seward Henry, seaman, r. 10 Broadway
Seward John, second mate b^rkentiue North Bend,
Green St. Wharf
Seward Louis, oraauist St. John's Presbyterian
Church, r. ll.")3 Howard
Sewell Charles P., roUermaker WilUum Newell, r.
bit Commercial
Sewell Danitl (Peters k Sewell) r. 828 Howard
Bewell Henrj-, miner, r. 919 Stockton
Sewell John, driver N. B. and Miasion RR., r. 6
Cleaveland
Bewell Joseph, artist, r. 550 Minna
Bewell Martha L., widow, r. 815 Stockton
Sewell Thomas, brasstinisher, r. NE cor Twenty-
eighth and Sanchez
Bewell. Hce Seawell and Sewall
Seweloh Theodore L., clerk O. W. Von Luediuyhau-
sen, r. 510 Hayes
Sessmith George, special policeman, Nevada Bank
Sexsnydcr Frank (C. I. Hall & Co.) r. W s Stanford,
nr Brannan
Sexton B. Mrs., r. 541 Second
Sexton Charles, seaman, r. 13.i Folsoin
Sexton D., driver Market St. RR.
Sexton David T., porter Neustadfer Brothers, r. NW
cor Alabama and Twenty-third
Sexton Dennis, laborer, r. 104 First Av
Sexton Ella M. Mrs., assistant Denman Grammar
School, r. 816 Twentieth
Sexton Ellen, widow, r. 341 Shipley
Sexton Francis, drayman, r. 1819 d'Farrell
Sexton George E.. packer Domestic Sewing Machine
Co., r. .532 Jessie
Sexton Henry P., calker Middlemas iV Boole, r. 816
Twentieth
Sexton Horace, bookkeeper Anglu-Califomian Bank,
r. 314 Jones
Sexton Isam-, tinsmith Joseph L. Vasconcellos, r. 624
Washington
Sexton James, laborer, r. 267 Jessie
Sexton James, iHundryniac National Laundry, r. S B
Seventeenth, bet Dolores and Ch\irch
Sexton James, se.nmtin Oregon SS. George W. Elder,
Folsom St. Wharf
Sexton John, laborer, r. 1019 Market, rear
Sexton John, laborer Fulton Iron W'orks, r. N s Army,
bet Diamond and Douglass *
Sexton John, marblecutter John Daniel, r. 341
Shipley
Sexton Lizzie, domestic 1411 Post
Sexton Mary, widow, r. 1601 Gough
Sexton Mary, domestic 916 Leavenworth
Sexton Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 311 Shii^ley
Sexton Marshal J., advertising clerk Morning Call, r.
7 Mint Av
Sexton Michael, laborer, r. N s .\rliugton, nr Miguel,
Fairmount Tract ,
Sexton Michael .)., laborer Union Iron Works, r. 310
Eighth. rear
Sexton Nellie, domestic 1713 Clay
Sexton Nellie Miss, seamstress, r. 341 Shipley
Sexton Samuel W., clerk, r. N s Greenwich, bet Polk
and Van Ness Av
Sexton Thomas, r. 343 Shipley
Sexton William, seaman Oregon SS. GeorgeW. Pllder,
Folsom St.Wharf
Sexton William, special agent Fireman's Fund Insur-
ance Co., 401 California, r. San Jose
Sexton. See Saxton
Seybold Henriettn. widow, r. 517 Ellis
Seybold Robert, special policeman, r. 517 Ellis
Seyd Otto, teacher piano, r. 410 Ellis
Seydel Ernest, liquor saloon, 428 San., r. 514 Sixth
Seydeu George H., woodcarver George P. Thomas, r.
415 Ivy Av
Seydeu John H. J., r. 415 Ivy Av
Seymore Henry, sashmaker Uriah Segars, r. Mission,
bet Powell and Prei^ita Avs
Seymour Alfred C. (Shilliiber & Seymour) r. 538 Fol-
som
Seymour F. M. Mrs., widow, r. 30 Stanly PI
Seymour George, waiter Bohemian Club, r. 220 Stev.
Seymour Henry, laborer, r. 110 Townsend
Seymour Jane, dressmaker, r. 713 Bush
Seymour John F., brassfluisber Hayes Valley Brass
Works, f. 606 Ivy. Av
Seymour Margaret, widow, nurse, r. 183 .lessle
Seymour Rachel, widow, r. 24 Mint Av j
Seymour Samuel, dealer paper, 469 Tehama, r. 1011 I
Valencia
Seymour S. H. «& Co. (Simon H. Seymour and
I. D. Barnard) proptrs Russ House, W s Mont-
(^omery, from Bush to Pine
Seymour Simon H. (8. H. Seymour k Co.) r. Rus8
House
Seymour William H., agent Troy Shirt Manufactory,
126 Kearny, room 32, r. 34 Kearny
Seyne Richard, laborer, r. 47 Natoma
Seyre Roger, buther Fritz Jensen, r. ParU Hotel
Shaber John A., furniture, 707 Market, r. 122
Post
Shabe'r William R., City and County Treasu-
urer, office new City Hall, first floor, r. 707 Market
Shack Frederick N., carpenter, r. 40 Washington Av
Shacldfford Thomua J., secretary Board of
Herilth, office 124 Geary, and (Hunter & Shackle-
ford) r. 610 Mason
Shai^klr-tou .John J., molder ..Btna Iron Works, r. 417
Folsom
Shackletou William T., molder Union lr.)n Works, r.
S s Twenty-third, bet Alabama and Harrison
Shad Charles,' capitalist, r. 521 O'Farrell
Sliiidburne Georjje D., attorney at law, 623
Montgomery, t. NWcor Twenfy-flfth and Ellen Av
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Shaddock Thomas, pictures and frames, 119 Sixth, r.
25(3 >2 Jessie
Shade Cornelius, saloonkeeper, r. 308 Tehama
Shade Frederick, shipjoiner, r. 118 Lily Av
Shade Frederick H., clerk Arlington House, r. 118
l.ily Av
Shade George W., teamster, r. N s Greenwich, bet
Fillmore and Steiuer
Shade Mary Miss, cigarmaker AavoB Meyer, r. 28 Te-
iiama
Shade Rudolphe, cnrpenter, r. W s Seventeenth,
bet Eureka and Douglass
Shade Wideniiam D. C, patternmaker, r. 28 Tehama
Shaden William, r. 424 '5 Shot\Yell
Shaeflfer Charli-s G., painter Moulton& Edmoudson, r.
IHU Mason
Shaeffer Frank R., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1854
Stevenson
Shaefifer John W. (J. W. Shaefifer t Co.) r. 1512 Le.av.
Shaeffer J. W. & Co. (John W. Shaeffer) import-
ers and w'hiiUsalc dealers tobacco, and mauufs
cigars, 321 and 323 Sacramento
Shaefifer. See Seliaefer, S.-hafer, and Shafer
Shaen Aaron, barber, 321 Bush, r. 1117 Leavenworth
Shaun Joseph, tailor, r. 1117 Leavenworth |
Shaen Samuel, deputy County Clerk, r. 1117 Leav. |
Shaen. See Shoen, and Shaue
Shafer D. M., sailmaker Uriah Segars, r. 1120 Filbert
Shafer Francis J., plumber, r. 1811 Steiner
Shafer Henry, blacksmith Abner D oble, r. 38 Everett
Shafer Henrv, butcher, r. Firbt Avenue Exchange Ho-
tel, South S. F.
Shafer Henry, turner, r. 238 Seventh
Shafer J. K., widow, r. 123 First Av
Shafer Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 62fiJ^ Jessie
Shafer William, mantelsetter W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 109 Tehama
Shafer. See Sehaefer, Schaffer, and Scheffer
ShaSf Orrin M., carriagefinisher Larkins & Co.,r. 414
Minna
Shaffrey Frederika, widow, r. 535 Fulton
I Shafleld Charles L.,'nianiif curled hair, E s Tennessee,
I bet Butte and Solano
Shafner Charlt-s, stationery, 4383^ Third
Shaiter James McM. (Parker, Shafter & Waterman)
' attorney at law, 13 Montgomery Block, r. 951
I Chestnut
Shafter S., r. Branch House
Shaftuer Charles H., barber, 2115 J4 Fillmore
' Shagren Peter, seaman SS. Newberu, Folsom St.
I Wharf
j Shahan D. H., foreman P. E. Dougherty & Co., r. 423
1 Stevenson
i Shahan Jo'.m, bottler Boca Brewing Co., r. N s Boyce,
nr Point Lobos Av
Shahan Patrick, vegetable peddler, r. W s Boyce, nr
Point Lobos Av
Shain Edwin R., mason and contractor, 328 Pine, r.
1923 Geary
Shain Hannah, domestic 2022 Bush
Shain Joseph E., collector, r. 1923 Geary^
Shain. See Shnen, Shaue, and Shean
Sliaiix-walcl Brotliers (Herruan Shainwald) Mer-
chants' Credit Bureau Collection Agency, 123 Cal-
ifornia, room 27
Shainwald Herman (Shainwald Brothers) r.l721 Web-
ster
Shainwald Nathan, office 123 California, room 27, r.
1721 Webster
Shain walcl Ralph Li. , secretary Vulcan Powder
Co., 123 California, r. 1721 Webster
Shainwald. Schoenwald, and Schonewald
Shakespeare S., teacher University Mound College
Shaler Frederick, paperruler Althof & Bahls, r. 53 Na-
toma
Shaler J. D., laborer freight deptjCentral Pae. RR., r.
53 Natoma
Shalk Elizabeth, widow, r. 36 Thirteenth
Shallafore Frederick, machinist, r. 2()4 Stevenson
Shallo Michael, professor St. Ignatius CoUege, 214
Hayes
Shampso Henry, baker William Hellier, r. 3 Selina PI
Shanabrook Isaac L. (Shanabrook & Herrick) r. 685
Clementina, rear
Shanabrook & Herrick (Isaac L. Shanabrook and Eu-
gene Hemck) painters, 239 Eighth
Shanahan Daniel, salesman William J. Adams, r. 3 s
Twenty-fourth, nr San Jos^ Av
Shanahan John, hsckman, r. 531 Eighth
Shanahan John, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Shanahan John, soap dealer, r. N s Hari-ison, bet
Tenth and Eleventh
Shanahan Lawrence, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
8133 Mission
.Shanahan Mary, domestic 1614 Turk
Shanahan Patrick, engineer, r. 527 Geary, rear
Shanahan Philii), messenger The Youths' Directory,
1417 Howard
Shanahan T., helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Shanauan Timothy, laborer Richard Eccleston, r.
1121}^ Folsoui
Shanahan William, laborer John Hanson, r. 29 Lafay-
ette
Shanahan William, shoemaker E. D. Nolan & Co., r.
77}^ Coltou
Shandley Louis, carpenter, r. 608 Sixth
Shane Clinton, bookkeeper McKenua & Greany, r. 125
Second
Shane. See Shaen, Shain, and Shean
Shanfelt C. W., fur trader, r. 7 Quincy PI
Shaukey Lizzie Mis-s, fringemaker, r. 2012 Powell
Shankey Sarah Mrs., r. 2U12 Powell
Shanklaud James H., attorney Board of Trade of S.P.,
office Union Block, r. Oakland
Shankland Robert, r. 314 Bush
Shanks George, carriagesmith, r. S s Henry, bet Noe
and Castro
Shanks William, carpenter, r. 4 Beale PI
Shanks Samuel H., carpenter, r. S 8 Henry, bet Noe
and Castro
Shanley James, boileimaker, r. 2 Wall PI
Shanley Miles, car repairer M. P. and M. dept Central
Pac. RR., r. 610 Fourth
Shanley Nicholas, shipjoiner, r. 237 Minna
Shannon Andrew C, carpenter, r. 237 Minna
Shannon Ann Miss, furnished rooms, 232 Minna
Shannon Annie, cook, r. NW cor Vallejo and Leav.
Shannon Charles, turner, r. 246 Fourth
Shannon Charlotte, widow, r. 1.525 Sutter
Shannon E., messman Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Shannon H., laborer Western White Lead Works
Shannon James, r. W a Louisiana, bet Sha.sta anl
Nai)a, rear
Shannon James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N >
Shasta, bet Georgia and Louisiana
Shannon James, stevedore, r. SW cor Wolf and Fi-
garo
Shannon James A., drayman Fleming & Stetson, r.
362 Brannan
Shannon Jeremiah, meterman Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 566 Howard
Shannon John, laborer, r. 217 Broadway
Shannon John, laborer, r. 531 Eighth
Shannon John, laborer Bay Soap and Candle Works,
r. 728 Alabama
Shannon John, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Batterj-
Shannon John, soapmaker, r. 1474 Harrison
Shannon John Jr., salesman Eagleson & Co., r. SE
cor Grove and Octavia:
Shannon John B., groceries and liquors, SE cor Grove
and Octavia
Shannon .John N., clerk Black Point Packing House,
r. NW cor Francisco and Fillmore
Shannon Maggie, domestic 826 McAllister
Shannon Margaret Miss, r. 1224 Green
Shannon Maria R., r. 1414 McAllister
Shannon Mary Mrs., r. 437 First
Shannon Maurice, milker, r. N s Greenwich, bet La-
guna and Buchanan
Shannon Michael {Frank Eastman & Co.) r. 1223
Bush
Shannon Michael, expressman, cor Howard and Steu-
ait, r. 145 Dore
Shannon Michael, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Bat-
tei-y
Shannon Michael, teamster, r. 422 Fremont
Shannon Patrick, r. bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-
ninth Avs, nr San Bruno Road
Shannon Richard E., stonecutter, r. 133 Tehama
Shannon Sabina Miss, r. 1224 Green
Shannon Samuel, r. 247 Tehama
Shannon Solomon, merchant, r. 310 Ninth
Shannon Thomas, track repairer N. B. and Mis-
sion RR.
Shannon Thomas, liquor saloon, 1474 Harrison
Shannon Thomas B., collector Port San Fran-
cisco, office Custom House, third floor, r. Santa
Clara
Shannon William, conductor N. B. and Mission RR.,
r. 16 Ritch
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Shannon William, foreman M. Gradwohl & Co.'s
packing house, r. E s San Bruno Road, nr Cort-
land Av
Shannon William W., printer Frank Eastman & Co.,r.
31 Turk
Shanny M. J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 230 Jessie
Shanzer Joseph, butcher, r. 1908 Market
Shapard Louis J., carpenter, r. (138 Jessie
Shapset Edward, molder Duiou Iron Works, r
Mission
Shapter T. B. Mrs., teacher music, r. 905 Geary
Shapter Thomas, shooting gallery, 9 Powell, r,
Turk
Shapter Thomas B., attorney at law Henry E. Highton,
5J8 California, r. 905 G-eary
Shardlow William, Ship Calkers' Assn, Barra's Hall
Shareuui John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Sharff Charles, brassfounder William T. Garratt, r.
309 Minna
Shargar Lena, tailoress Lewis Cohen, r. 18 Minna
Shargen John, seaman, r. 238 Steusrt
Sharien Frederick M., baker, r. Grove, nr Buchanan
Sharke H., cabinetmaker, r. 10 J^ Garden
Sharkey Ambrose (Sweeney & Sharkey) r. NE cor
Tenth and Howard
Sharkey Edward, drayman, r. 11 Fifth Av
Sharkey Frederick E., salesman Murphy, Grant &
Co., r. 206 Kearny
Sharkey James, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Sharkey James, porter Central Pac. RR. stmrs, Wash-
iugtou St. Wharf, r. 617 J^ Minna
Sharkey James, seaman, r. 114 Perry
Sharkey James F., marble dealer, r. S 8 California
Av, bet Mission and Howard
Sharkey James M.. physician, office and r. 634 Wash.
Sharkey J. C, clerk, r. <i2.5 Post
Sharkey John, deputy Sheriflf, r. 6173^ Minna
Sharkey John, expressman, r. 3 King
Sharkey Patrick, longshoreman, r. 208 Union
Sharkey Thomas, r. 017 3^ Minna
Sharkey William, stevedore, r. N s Duncan, bet Guer-
rero and Dolores
Sharkey William, teamster, r. 429 Stevenson
Sharland John, shoemaker Joseph Lucier, r. 312
Clementina
Sharlock Richard, nurse City and County Hospital
Sharnburg Frank, r. 340 Turk
Sharon Alexander D., manager Palace Hotel,
SW cor Market and New Montgomery
Sharon George W., collector Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 712 T:iylor
Sharon John O. D., salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt &
Co., r. 213 Mason
Sharon William, capitalist and U. S. Senator,
Nevad;i, office 305 Sansome, r. Palace Hotel
Sharp , laborer S. F. Candle Co.
I Sharp Abraham, sergeant police City Hall, r. 707
I Clementina
Sharp Alonzo G., sijecial agent Post Office dept, office
j 320 Sansome, room 43, r. 600 Bush
i Sharp Ann Mrs., r. 712 Filbert
Sharp Caroline, widow, r. 1226 Clay
Sharp Charles, r. 919 Clay
Sharp Charles, waiter M. B, Miller, r. 764 Howard
Sharp Daniel, storekeeper, r. Keystone House
Sharp Emma A. Miss, teaclier mu.sic, r. 707 Clem.
Sharp F. E., assistant sexton Church of the Advent,
r. 621 Howard
Sharp George F. (George F. & William H. Sharp) r.
The Baldwin
Sharp George P. & William H. , attorneys at
law. 409 California
Sharp George 8., collector United Carriage Co., r.
1047 Howard
Sharp James, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Louisiana, bet Napa and Shasta
Sharp Jacob H. (Shaw & Sharp) r. 612 Mason
Sharp James B.,carpetlayer, r. 521)^ Natoma
Sharp Louis H.. attorney at law, 215 Sansome, rooms
8 and 9, r. 1121 Sutter
Sharp Maggie, seamstress, 619 Eddy
Sharp Matilda Mra., nurse, r. 327 Fifth
Sharp Wesley (Evans & Sharp) r. 101 Jessie
Sharp William, molder Savage & Son, r. E s Folsom,
bet Twentv-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Sharp Williani H. (George F. and William H. Sharp)
r. 3»7 Ellis
Sharp William J., r. 329 Francisco
Sharp William S., oilskin maker, r. cor Army and
Folsom
Sharp William T., piano dealer and tuner, 825 Market
Sharpe Frank B., clerk warehouse dept Custom
House, r. 1220 Market
Sharpe Frederick W., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 771 Mission
Sharpe F. W., salesman, r. Central Pacific Hotel
Sharpe Valentine, bookkeeper, r. 1036 Jackson
Sharpstein Jay P., clerk freight auditor Central Pac.
RU.,r. 408 Eddy
Sharpstein Jolin R., associate justice Supreme
Court of California, chambers 640 Clay, r. 1007
Sutter
Sharreuberg Charles, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Sharrou James, cook Pacific Mail SS. City of Peking,
r. 109 Ellis
Shary Katie, domestic 214 Powell
Shasta C.m.solidated Mining Co. (Shasta Co., Cal.)
James L. Fields secretary, 240 Montgomery
Shasta St. House, Martens Brothers proptrs, SE cor
Michigan and Shasta
Shatman lEdward, laborer, r. 8 s Mountain Lake, Pre-
sidio Reservation
Shattuck Charles C, drayman, 321 Front, r. 1108
Mason
Shattuck Dustin D. (Wooster, Hubbell & Co.) r. 814
Powell
Shattuck Edmund J. (Shattuck & Fletcher) r. Boston
Shattuck Frank B., clerk Wooster, Hubbell & Co., r.
814 Powell
Shattuck Jacob R.. assistant treasurer California
Theater, r. 423 Bush
Shattuck John H., teamster Charles C. Shattuck, r,
1301 Mason
Shattuck Marshall (Shattuck & Davega) r. 523 Kear.
Shattuck O. A., watchmaker, 13o Sutter, r. 734 Fol.
Shaituck Orville J. (Ahrens & Shattuck) r. NW cor
Second and Minna
Shattuck Otis, propertyman Bella Uniou^heater
Shattuck Thomas, propertyman Bella Union Theater,
r. 250 Sutter
Shattuck & Davega (Marshall Shattuck and Benja-
min F. Davega) new and second hand furniture,
118 Fifth
Shattuck «& Fletdier (Edmund J. Shattuck and
Horace P. Fletcher) raauufs printers' inks and
rollers, 520 Commercial
Shaughnessy Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 927 Folsom
Shaughnessy Dennis, hostler Charles F. Dryer, r.
207 Montgomery Av
Shaughnessy Dennis, laborer, r. 408 Valencia
Shaughnessy John, gasfitter. r. 22 Frederick
Shaughnessy John, laborer, r. S s Greenwich, nr
S.insome
Shaughnessy John, sash and doormaker Albert Wash-
burn, r. 546 Bryant
Shaughnessy John H., bricklayer, r. 4 Grand Av
Shaughnessy John M., clerk David H. Regensburger,
r. 4 Grand Av
Shaughnessy Martin, r. Fairmount Tract, nr School
House
Shaughnessy Mary, domestic 1018 Post
Shaughnessy Michael, carpenter, r. 546 Bryant
Shaughnessy Michael, laborer William Kerr, r. 903
Battery
Shaughnessy Michael, peddler, r. 703 Davis
Shaughnessy Michael F., clerk, r. 4 Grand Av
Shaughnessy Patrick, blacksmith S. F. Gas Light
Co.,r. 210 First
Shaughnessy l^atriek, gasfitter J. K. Prior, r. 32
I Fourth
Shaushnessy Peter A., clerk, r. 4 Grand Av
Shaughnessy William, carpenter Cal. Mills, r. 546
Bryant
Shaughnessy William, blacksmithhelper Pac. Roll-
ing Mills, r. 21}^ Frederick
Shaughnessy. See O'Shaughuessy
Shaver Norman E., scale repairer David N. Hawley,
r. 151 Shipley
Shaw , r. 21 Dupont
Shaw Albert C, r. 1050 Howard
Shaw Alexander, St. Andi'ews Soc, 232 Sutter
Shaw Annie, domestic 133 Gough
Shaw Annie Miss, machine operator Jory Brothers, r.
1830 Market
Shaw Bessie, domestic 524 Fell
Shaw Charles, seaman schr Greyhound, Green St.
Wharf
Shaw Charles H., contractor, 638 Market
Shaw Charles N., mining secretary, 408 California,
room 4, r. Palace Hotel
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ShAw Charles W., weigher North Point Dock Grain
Warehouse, r. 229 Kearny i
Shaw Diiulel, uoliceman City Hall. r. 86 Everett
Shaw Daniel J., Bupt upholstering dept Cal. Furni- |
ture Mnnuf . Co., r. 2739 Pine j
Shaw Dilly Miss, dressmaker, r. 17 Russ
Shaw Edward B., salesniau Cutting Packing Co., r.
724 Post
Shaw Eliza Mrs., nurse, r.4'27 Fourth
Shaw Elizabtth, widow, r. 18U8 Taylor i
Shaw Elton R., boxmaker F. Korbel & Brothers, r. •
005 Buchanan
Shaw Frederick, pantryman Pacific Mail S8. City of
Chester j
Shaw Frederick, seaman, r. 3 Broadway
Sbaw GiirdinerH., bookkeeper Standard Soap Co., r.
34 Twelfth
Shaw George, waiter SS. Monterey, Broadway Wharf
Shaw George T. (Turner, Kennedy & Shaw) r. N s
Seventeenth Av, bet J and K, South S. F.
Shaw G. N., assistant keeper Goat IslandLight House
Shaw Griflin (D. Brown & Oo.) r. Sydney, Australia
Shaw Hattie, domestic ln20 Taylor
Shaw Helen M. Mrs., r. 23 Stockton
Sha^v Heni-y B., proptr Shaw's Pharmacy, NE
cor Sutter and Powell, r. 1318 California
Shaw Henry G., editor PacitioLife, ofBce 538 Califor-
nia, r. 127 k Guerrero
Shaw Henry L., r. 157 Seventh
Shaw James, blacksmith, r 40 Moss
Shaw James G., carpenter Public School Dept, r.
1(521 Sutter
Shaw James P., with Harry N. Morse, r. Oakland
Shaw James S., capitalist, r. 31 Haight
Shaw John, clerk Jarboe & Harrison, r. 1611 Wash-
ington
Shaw John, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Shaw John«^.'aman, r. 35 Pacific
Shaw John AV., capitalist, 408 California, room 4, r.
Palace Hotel
Shaw John W., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 516
Folsom
Shaw Jonathan, clerk James B. Roberts, r. 15 Rin-
con PI
Shaw Joseph, upholsterer Charles W. Ridgeway, r.
154 Eighth
Shaw Maggie Mrs., cook, 1801 California
Shaw Mary Mrs., bakery, 254 Fourth
Shaw Michael, carpenter, r. W s Polk, bet Greenwich
and Lombard
Shaw Nathan W., r. 1227 Turk
Shaw Oliver B., r. 810 Leavenworth
Shaw Peter J., expressman, NW cor Battery and Cal-
ifornia, r. S s Elizabeth, bet Sanchez, and Vicks-
burg
Shaw Philip, waiter, r. 366 Natoma
Shaw Samuel P., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Iowa, bet Solano and Butte
Shaw Solomon, r. 8 Bernard
Shaw Stephen W., portrait painter, 120 Sutter, room
73, r. U05 Buchanan
Shaw Sumner F., r. 1.57 Seventh
Shaw T., pantrvman Pacific Mail SS. Australia
Shaw Thomas B., bookkeeper F. & P. J. Cassin, r. 308
Leavenworth
Shaw Thomas L. , master mariner, r. 104 Mission
ShawT. S., r. The Baldwin
Shaw W., r. 636 Commercial
Shaw W., attorney at law, r. 236 Sutter
Shaw W. E. Mrs., dressmaker, 29 Jj Linden Av
Shaw William, r. 1808 Taylor
Shaw William, bartender Mrs. Mary Walsh, r. 422
Drunim
Sbfl w William, teamster, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Shaw William A. (Shaw & Sharp) r. 728 Grove
Shaw William E., wagonmaker, 1621 Market, r
Linden Av
Shaw William J., porter, r. 651 Howard
Shaw William R., laborer Union Iron Work^ r.
Fourth
Shaw William W., with R. G. Dun & Co., r. East Oak-
land
Sliaw & SKavp (William Andrew Shaw and Jacob
H. Sharp) coal dealers, yard 220 and 222 Main,
office 10 Fremont
Sba'iv's Pliarinacy, Henry B. Shaw proptr, NE
cor Sutter and Powell
Shawhan John E. Jr., mining, office 317 Montgomery,
r. Grand Hotel
Shawl Aaron, clerk, r. 333 Turk
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254
Shawl Annie Miss, saleswoman Herman Posener, r.
333 Turk
Sliawl C, agent Royal St. John, and Remington
Sewing Machine.-*, 30 Seiond, r. 1040 Mission
Shawl Gustavo, clerk, r. 24 Rauseh
Shawl Joseph, salesman David Magnes, r. 309 Minna
Shawl Louis, cigar dealer, r. 333 Turk
Shawl Mark, r. 24 Rauseh
Shawl Morris, manager S. R. Krouse, r. 29 Harriet
Shawl Solomon, boottreer S. W. Levy, r. 24 Rauseh
Shawmiit Insurance Co. (fire) of Boston, Jacobs &
Easton general agents, 216 Sansome
SItay Bai-tUoloni«"'»v .T., reul-tstate broker, 222
Montgomery, r. 2615 Howard
Shay Bernard J., clerk freight auditor Central Pac.
RR.,r. 130 Tyler
Shay Daniel, assistant repairer Fire Alarm and Police
Telegraph, r. 105 Prospect PI
Shay Daniel W., peddler, r. 122C. York
Shay Dennis, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E 8 Penn-
sylvania Av, bet Yolo and Colusa
Shay Edward, labcjrer Eureka Warehouse, r. 707 Tront
Shay Frank, private secretary Leland Stanford, r. 130
Tyler
Shay James, laborer U. W. Soap Mauuf. Co., r. E »
Putrero Av, bet Center and Santa Clara
Shay James, peddler, r. 1226 York
Shay John, extraman Hose No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 7
Hinckley
Shay John, laborer, r. Anderson, nr Cortland Av
Shuy John, mining, r. 625 Geary
Shay John, official reporter Superior Court, Depart-
ment No. 2, office 408 California, room 2, and
(Knox & Shay) r. 777)^ Mission
Shay John, peddler, r. 1226 York
Shay John S., contractor, r. 2522 Bryant
Shay Julia, widow, r. Anderson, nr Cortland Av
Shay Maggie Miss, strawworkcr, r. 1226 York
Shay Mary Miss, cigarmaker Aaron Meyer, r. 28 J4
Tehama
Shay Maggie A., domestic 1822 Sacramento
Shay Mary Miss, shoefitter Buckingham & Hccht, r.
527 Polk
Shav Michael, harnessmaker, r. 246 Taylor
Shay Michael, peddler, r. 1226 York
Shay Michael, shoemaker, r. 605 Broadway
Shay Patrick, peddler, r. 1226 York
Shay Timothy, laborer, r. 648 Mission
Shay William, hostler City RR. Stables, r. 1900 Mis-
sion
Shay William, laborer, r. 1 Freelon
Shav William P. (Johnson & Shay) r. 238 O'Farrell
Shay. See Shea, McShea, and O'Shea
ShaUor Justin B.. r. 734 Folsom
Shayne Jacob, machinehard Cal. Cracker Co., r. 511
Green
Shayne James, peddler, r. 1807 Mission
Shea , r. i33 Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
SUea, Boctiueraz «Si McKee (James Shea, An-
tolne Bocqueraz and Robert McKee) imp'<Vter8,
and wholesale wines and liquors, SW cor Jackson
and Front
Shea Cornelius, liquor saloon, 240 Minna
Shea Cornelius, peddler, r. N s Folsom, bet Twenty.
seventh and Twenty-eighth
Shea Daniel, line builder Western Union Tel. C<j., r.
Oakland
Shea Daniel E., laborer, r. W s Potrero Av, bet
Twentv-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Shea Daniel J., horseman, r. 1119 Bryant
Shea Dennis, coachdriver Brooklyn Hotel
Shea Dennis, laborer, r. 123 Shipley
Shea Dennis, seaman, r. 103 Clark
Shea Dennis F., bottler Bay City Soda Water Co., r.
1117 Bryant
Shea Dennis T., bartender Michael Costello, r. 20
Garden
Shea Edward, stevedore Menzies, Bingham & Co., r.
323 )<S Minna
Shea Edward O., packer Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., r.
208 Eighth „ ^ x-
Shea Fannie E. Miss, teacher Ladies' Protection and
Relief Soc, E s Franklin, bet Geary and Post
Shea Frank T., draftsman John Marquis, r. 2609
Polk
Shea H., farmer, r. cor Delaware and Ocean House
Road _ ,
Shea Henry, deckhand stmr Pride of the River. Jack-
son St.Wharf
Shea James (Shea, Bocqueraz & McKee) r. 324 Tyler
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Shea Janips, coach proptr Brooklyn Hotel, r. Brooklyn
Hotel
Shell Janu-.«i, laborer, r. 511 Mission
Shea James, variiisher Andrew Frei, r. 225 liraunan
Shea Jeremiah C, plasterer, r. 20 Garden
Shea Jeremiah T., hostler Andrew H. Yeazell, r. 1628
Eddy
Shea John, expressman, 815 Battery, r. 107 Chambers
Shea John, laborer, r. 2222 Post
Shea John, rifjgcr William Brewster, 8W cor Bryant
and Fremont
Shea John, seaman barkentine R. K. Ham, Larue's
Wliaif
Shea Joseph, carpenter, r. 2522 Bryant
Shea JoS'ph M., Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Shea Kite, domestic 1022 Ja. kson
Shea Muggie Miss, silkworker Oal. Silk Manuf. Co., r.
Eleventh Av, nr Uailroad Av, South S. F.
Shea Mart;art't Mrs., vegetables, etc., 128 First
Shea Martin, teamster Hibernia Brewery, r. 705 Te-
hama
Shea Martin P. .foreman .slables Potrero and Bay View
RR., r. S\V tor Kentucky and Nevada
Shea M!iry J. Mi.ss, r. 1119 bryaut
Shea Mary T. Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar School,
r. 2(50'.) Polk
Shea Maurice, brickmaker, r. N s Twenty-sixth, be't
Capp aod Howard
Shea Michael, carpenter, r. 2609 Polk
Shea Michael, laborer, r. 217 Broadway
Shea Michael F., books, and stationery, 805 Market,
r. H Sherwood PI
Shea Patrick, Liborer, r. 424 Broadway
Shea Patrick, laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.,
r. 3:32 Ritch
Shea Patrick, tanner Richard Curtis, r. San Bruno
Hotel
Shea Peter, seaman, r. 316 Beale, rear
Shea Peter M.j engineer Eagle Cracker Bakery, r. 1503
Mission
Shea Richard, harnessmaker Charles Molter, r. 19
Seventh
Shea Robert, bra.safinisher S. F. Brass Works, r. 54
First
Shea Robert, lumberman, r. 519 Brannan, rear
Shea Robert, proptr Lafayette Hcmse, 11 Lafayette
Shea Thomas, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Shea Timothy, groceries, and liquors, SW cor Bryant
and Converse, r. 1119 Bryant
Shf-a William, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.
Shea William, longshoreman, r. 224 Francisco, rear
Shea. See Shay. McShea, and O'Shea
Sheady Michael, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Sheafe Lemuel B., coachman Edward Norton, 376 San
Jose Av
Sheafe Margaret, cook, 376 San Jose Av
Shcahan A., r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Sheahan David, eailmaker, r. 126 Bartlett, rear
Sheahau John, blacksmith Carvill Manuf. Co., r. 74
Tehama
Sheahan Maurice (Kenny & Sheahan) r. 556 StevenBon
Sheahan Thomas, expressman, r. 17 Folsom Av
Shean James E., pressman Pettit & Buss, r. 1619 Fill-
more
Shean John, boilerniaker O. k O. S8. Belglc
Shean John, rigger, r. 321 Duncan
Shean Maurice, shoemaker, r. 736 Clementina
Shean. See Sheahan, Sheean, Sheehan and Shaen
Sheav Edward, mining, r. 101 Stevenson
Shear Eliza, widow, r, 826 Green, rear
Shear L. Miss, as.^iistant Fourth St. Primary School
Shear Mary, domestic 1824 Eddy
Shear Mary Mrs., millinery, 24 Second, r. 136 McAl-
lister
Shear Rosina, widow, dressmaker, r. 463 Natoma
Shear Samuel (Fritz k Shear) r. 136 McAllister
Shear Waldron. proptr Hydro Pneumatic Steam Laun-
dry. ingFifteer th
Shear William, clerk, r. 136 McAllister
Sheardon Patrick, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. Thirty-
first, nr Fairmount
Shearer Ernest H.. bookkeeper Edward Denny & Co.,
r. 73] California
Shearer Emma, doniPBti(! 1017 Bush
Shearer Flora M. Mi.ss, assistant South Comopolitan
Grammar School, r. 134 McAllister
Shearer Frederick E. Rev., secretary Ameri-
can Tract Society. 7.=>7 Market, r. 805 Guerrero
Shearer George D., patentright agency, 757 Market,
r. 623 Nineteenth
Shearer James L., compositor Examiner, r. 121 Sev-
enth
Shearer John, bartender Keystone House
Shearer John, glassblower S. F. and Pactfic Glass
Works, r. 15'1 Perry
Shearer Joseph, cook, r. 4 Virginia PI
Shearer Lewis, attorney at law, 215 Sansome, room 6,
r. Oakland
Shearer Mary, teacher South End School
Shearer Robert, r. 413 Brannan
Shearer Samuel A., horseshoer John N. Oles, r. W 8
San Bruno Road, nr Silver Av
Shearer Thomas, brickmason, r. 359)4 Eleventh
Shearer William, laborer, r. 317 Green, rear
Shearer William Jr., clerk, r. 317 Green, rear
Shearer. See Scheerer, Scherer, and Sherer
Shearing Julia, widow, r. 139 Shipley
Shearon John O'D., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 113 Mason
Shears M., enginewiper Southern Pac. RR., r. Potrero
Av
Shears Samuel, traveling agent, r. 1140 Mission
Sheat James B.. purchasing agent Granger's Business
Assn. r. 618 14 Hayes
Sheba Silver Mining Co. (Humboldt Co., Nev.) Abra-
ham Halsey secretary, 314 Montgomery
Sheble John D., carpenter, r. 11 Graham PI
Shed Charles D., niasine and landscape painter, stu-
dio 10 California, r. Alameda
Shedd Henry P., copyist, r. 208 Ht^rmana
Sheddfn William coachman. 1027 Sutter
Sheddon John, fireman, r. 440 Third
Sheddy James E., marblecutter, r. SW cor Washing-
ton and Cherry
Sheean Joseph, extraman Engine No. 2, S. F. F. D., r.
17 Natoma
Sheedy John, fireman Pacific Coast SS. State of Cali-
fornia
.•^heedy John, stonecutter new City Hall, r. 506 Minna
Sheedy Michael, teamster William Kerr, r. 903 Bat-
tery
Sheedy Patrick, waterteuder Pacific Coast SS. State of
California
Sheehan Alice Miss, teacher music, r. 455 Minna
Sheehan Annie, dome.stic 1312 Powell
Sheehan Catherine, widow, r. 3 Cleaveland
Sheehan Chai-les, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
Sheehan Christopher, boilerniaker. r. 14 Natoma
Sheehan Christopher, carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Sheehan Charles L., painter J. O'Connell, r. 59 West
Mission
Sheehan Cornelius, laborer, r. 168 Clementina
Slieehan Coruelius. laundryman La Grande Laundry,
r. E s Thirteenth, bet Folsom and Howard
Sheehan Daniel, r. 455 Minna
Sheehan Daniel, foreman Gutta Percha and Rubber
Manuf. Co., r. 168 Clementina
Sheehan Daniel, fruits and vegetables, SW cor Folsom
and Seventh
Sheehan Daniel, laborer, r. 502 Seventh
Sheehan Dennis, carpenter, r. 22 Clarence PI
Sheehan Dennis, marblecutter Gardner Landon Jr., r.
26 Langton
Sheehan Edith, widow, r. 24 Lewis
Sheehan lidward. laborer, r. 510 Mission
Sheehan Irwin G., traveling salesman George W.
Clark, 645 Market
Sheehan James, bricklayer, r. 27 Converse, rear
Sheehan James, chief ofl&cer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r.
236 Brannan
Sheehan James, laborer, r. 1245 Mission
Sheehan James, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Sheehan James, molder, r. 16 Gilbert, rear
Sheehan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 10 Noe
Sheehan Jeremiah, trackman Central RR., r. 32
Turk
Sheehan John, r. 168 Clementina
Sheehan John, cooper, r. 17 Folsom Av
Sheehan John, engineer, r. 9."i9 Bryant
Sheehan John, laborer, r. 2(i Oak
Sheehan John, labor, r, r. 115 Langton
Sheehan John, laborer Mission Rock Warehouse, r.
27 H Rausch
Sheehan John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N s
Shasta, bet Illinois and Michigan
Sheehan John, liquor saloon, NW cor Brodcrick and
Greenwich
Sheehan John, lithographic printer Abraham Wald-
stein. r. 611 >i Mason
Sheehan John, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
GEO. W. CLARK,
645 MARKET STRKET, -wholesale and retail dealer In
Pauer Mmm & Shade Material, Manufacturer of windflw stiades
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Sheehau Johu J., teamster J. W. Gale & Co., r. 3
Beale PI
Sheehan Joseph, brushmaljer, r. 705 Laguna
Sheehan Joseph, waiter stmr Euterprise, Wasbiugton
St. Wharf
Sheehan Joseph, liquor ealoon, 406 Market, r. 322
OTarrell
Sheehan Kate Miss, matron County Jail, r. 629 Stev.
Sheehan Katie, domestic 1616 Washington
Sheehau I-awrence, drayman, r. 5J^ Brj'ant Av
Sheehan Maggie ' Miss, shoefitter Kast & Co., r, 729
Harrison
Sheehan Margaret, fancy goods, 1428 Howard
Sheehau Mary, widow, r. 729 Harrison
Sheehan Mary E., r. 5^ Bryant Av
Sheehau Michael, laborer, r. SE cor Lombard and
Steiner
Sheehan Michael, workman Gutta Percha and Rubber
Mauuf . Co., r. 168 Clementina
Sheehan Maurice, boots aud shoes. 360 Third, r. 736
Clemeutina
Sheehan Nellie, domestic 31 Haight
Sheehan Patrick, laborer, r. '217 ISroaOway
Sheehan Patrick, marktt, lOlS Alabama
Sheehan Peter, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Sheehau Peter, longshoreman, r. 20 Frederick, rear
Sheehan Eose Mrs., r. 8 Anthony
Sheehan Samuel, laborer, r. 39 Fifth Av, rear
Sheehan Samuel, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Sheehan Stephen, boarding, 27 Minna
Sheehan T. D., porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 602
Franklin
Sheehan Thomas, laborer, r. 3 Beale PI, off Beale
Sheehau Timothy, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Sheehan Timothy, laborer, r. 611 Mason, rear
Sheehan Timothy, laborer, r. 523 ?i Natoma
Sheehan Timothy, laborer, r. 611 Mason, rear
Sheehau William, clerk James Douglass, r. 114 Jack-
.son
Sheehan William, boatman, r. 41 Vallejo
Sheehan William, laborer, r. 59 3<; Crocker
Sheehan William J., teamster, r. 1644 Mission, rear
Sheehan. See Sheahan, Sheau, Sheean aud Sheen
Sheehey Johu B., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 118
Eddy
Sheehy A. L., clerk Robert Sheehy, r. 516 Van NessAv
Sheehy Catherine Mrs., r. 420 Shipley
Sheehy Charles J., painter, r. S 8 Fourteenth, bet
Noeand Castro
Sheehy James W. (O'Connor & Sheehy) r. 7 Mason
Sheehy John, laborer, r. 21}^ Sumner
Sheehy Patrick, laborer, r. 157 Dore
Sheehy Patrick, laborer, r. 217 Broadway
Sheehy Robert, grain, 3S Laliforuia, r. 516 VanKess Av
Sheehy William J. (Sheehy & Hayes) r. Oak Grove
House
Sheehy & Hayes (William J. Sheehy and Daniel P.
Hayes) wood and coal, 5 Oak Grove Av
Sheen Michael, deckhand stmr San Joaquin No. 2,
Jackson St .Wharf
Slieerin Daniel, marble yard, SW cor Broderick
and Ellis, r. 2216 Geary
Sheerin James, hostler, r. cor Potter and Mission
Shcerin Nicholas, bricklayer, r. 7 Cleaveland
Sheffield Charles P. (Pacific Saw Maniifacturing Co.)
r. Oakland
Sheideman Bahr (Toklas, Browu k. Co., and Brown
Brothers & Co.) r. 826 O'Farrell
Shelbourue House, Mrs. C. C. Street proprietress, 523
Keamy
Sheldon Catherine, widow, r. 21 Valencia
Sheldon Edward H., clerk Nevada Bank of San
Francisco, r.226 Post
Sheldon Frank, teamster Corning & Co., r. 9.57 Market
Sheldon Henry F., bookkeeper Eiipstein & Co., r. 240
Taylor
Sheldon John P., wharf and bridgebuilder, IJ^ Ml.^-
sion, r. Alameda
Slielclon Mark, general agent Davis Sewing Ma-
chine Cc, loO Po.-t, r. 1031 Mission
Sheldon Mary L. Mrs., fire and marine insurance
solicitor, 3'JO California, r. Oakland
Sheldon Nathaniel P., mining, 320 Sansome, r. 825
Broadway
Sheldon Peter, laborer, r. 422 Fremont
Sheldon Ransford C, tinsmith, r. 15 Valparaiso
Sheldon William B., carpenter, r. 14 Capp
Sheldon. See Shelton
Shellard Benjamin, organbuilder, r. 1250 Mont.
Shelley John, bakery and confectionery, 504 M Sixth
Shelley Thomas, teamster, r. 22 Second Av
Shelley William N., pilot, office 9 U. S. Court Build-
ing, r. 709 Greenwich
Shelley. See Shelly
Shelling William, cooper, r. 11 Beideman PI
Shelly Ellen M., wiilow, r. 1523 Pine
Shelly Jeremiah, clerk M. R. Checver, r. 1523 Pine
Shelly Nellie, nurse 2024 Bush
Shelly Ottvi. master mariner, r. 1307 Stockton
Shclmire George W., clerk Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 222
McAllister
Sheltered Cove Baths, Joseph J. Bamber secretary,
fo' t Mont;^oi)iery Av, North Beach
Shelion Dauiel, stableman Dasbaway Stables, r. 1506
Turk
Shelton Fruuk, whitener, r. 4 Gerke Alley
Shelton Henry A., r. Bi-unswick House
Shelton Robert, bottler James O'Lenry, r. 2113 Pine
Shelton W. A., tinsmith John Lee & Co., r. 54 First
Shelton. See Sheldon
Sh(manski Harris, dry goods, 1102 Stockton, r. 813
Jackson
Slfenett Richard F., painter, r. N s Twenty-ninth, bet
SHJichez aud Noe
Shenick Johu H. L., laborer, r. 507 Missfon
Sliepard Ali>ert, superintendent Odd Fellows'
Cemetery, S s Point Lobos Av, ur Lone Mountain
Shejiard Brotliets (James and William Jr.) plumbers
and gastittt^rs, 704 Mission
Shepard Edward A., moneybroker, 501 Montgomery,
r. 130 Tyler
Shepard E. P., r. 635 California
Shepard Frank A. M., collector, r. 639 Natoma
Shepard Frederick, oiler SS Santa Cruz, r. 16 Drumui
Shep.ird George, r. ix Sherwood PI
Shepard Harpi r M.. driver City RR., r. 1900 Mission
Shepard Henry, r. 1337 J<( Natoma
Shepard James (Shepard Brothers) r. NW cor Rail-
road and Fifteenth Avs. South S. F.
Shepard J. L. N.(Judson & Shepard) r. Oakland
Shepard Mark, mining, office 310 Pine, room 40, r. C06
Folsom
Shepard Mark A., salesman Bothin, Dallemand& Co.,
r. 606 Folsom
Shepard Richard, master mariner, r. 235 3<s Minna
Shepard Samuel, collector, r. Ill -Jessie
Shepard William Jr. (Shepard Br;>ther8) r. NW cor
Railroad and Fifteeuth'Avs, South S. F.
Shephard .\lfred, chief engineer SS. Los AugeleB, r.
SE cor Seventeenth and Sherman
Shephard Angeline, widow, r. 187 Sixteenth
Shephard Arthur H., bookkeeper A. M. Simpson &
Brother, office 1 Howard, r. 187 Sixteenth
Shephard Carrie Miss (Shephard k Co.) r. 1100 Stock.
Shephard Daisy, widow, r. 16 Stockton
Shephard George, upholster, r. 802 Stockton
Shephard John E., comuii.«sioner Oregon State Board
of Immigration, and commissioner immigration
Washington Territory, office 504 Battery, r. Oak-
land
Shephard John F., bookkeeper Singer Manuf . Co., r.
SE cor Seventeenth and Sherman
Sheph.ird John H., miTocco dresser Cornelius O'Don-
nell, r. 5 Boardu.an PI
Shephard Mary, widow, r. 1209 Devisadero
Shephard Richard, r. 51 Stevenson
Shephard William, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, r. 5
Boardiiian PI
Shephard & Co. (Miss Carrie Shephard) importers
human hair, and ladies hairdresser, 8 Stockton
Shepheard Kate Miss, assistant Fourth St. Primary
School, r. Oakland
Shepheard Philip S., clerk Henry F. Marsh, r. Oak-
land
Shepherd Herbert M., workman assayer's deptU. 8.
Mint, r. 506 Powell
Shepherd John, expressman, NE cor Post and
Kearny, r. 614 Grove
Shepherd Joseph, boatman James Munson, r. SW cor
Irwin and Eentitcky
Shejjherd J. T., wini man Palace Hotel
Shepherd. See Shepard, Shephard, Shepheard and
Sheppard
Shepich Johu, with Frank Domnick, r. 16 Folsom
Sheplar Samuel H.(S. H. Sheplai- & Co.) r. 702 Market
SheplarS. H. & Co. (Samuel H. Sheplar) rubber type
founders, and manufs Holt's patent printing
wheels, 702 Market
Sbepman William E. , proptr Pacific Gold, Silver
and- Nickel Plating Works, 41 Geary, r. Oakland
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY,
LACE CURTAINS. BLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office, 33 Geary St
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OK AND DEALER IN ALL. KIXDS OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL, 41 Market .Street, corner Spear.
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Shepman William J., clerk Dresbach & Co.,r. Oakland
Sheppard Abraham, ag<^iit Armstrong's Hayward Ex-
press, and White's San Rafael Express, 1 Commer-
cial, r. G'J3 Larkin
Bheppaid Ann. widow, r. 1219 Mason
Sheppard Austin, bi icUlayer, r. 513 Linden^v
Sheppard Edward E., watchman ruderwriters Fire
Patrol, r. 51 Stevenson
Sheppaid Henry, laborer, r. 62-1 Fourth
Sheppard Mary, widow, r. 51 Stevenson
Sheppard Sarah A. Mrs., r. 721 Seventeenth
Shepi)ard Vincent E., assistant engineer stmr Alame-
da, r. 1211) Mason
Sheppard W. H., r. 214 Powell
Sheppard. See Shepard, Shephard, Sheplieard and
Shepherd
Sheppert Madeline, widow, r. 1100 Stockton
Sliepaton -Tames T., carpenter, r. I(il4 Devisadero
Shepston John A.,proptr Empire Dairy, office 35 Eddy,
r. •t.")2 Bartlett
Shepston William, teamster, r. Fairuiount Tract, nr
School House
Sherback Mary, widow, r. 571 Stevenson
Sherback Thomas, carpenter, r..'>71 Stevenson
Sherbuin Q. J., teamster, v. 410 Clementina
Sherburne John, mining, r. 1111 Clay
Sherer Eliza Miss, boxmaker Abraham Waldstein, r.
359 H Eleventh
Sherer Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 154 Perry
Sherer John, glassblowtr, r. 1.'54 Perry
Sherer Joseph E., sign writer, r. 154 Pen-y
Sherer Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1.54 Perry
Sherer. See Siheerer, Scherer and Shearer
Sherf Henry, Lumberman's Pro. Union, 71 NewMont-
yomery
Sheridan Annie, -widow, r. 2118 Mission
Sheridan Benjamin, gasfitter, r. 153 Shipley
Sheridan Bernard K.. expressman, NW cor Sacramento
and Kearny, r. 710 Commercial
Sheridan Charles J., grainer, r. 1153 Howard
Sheridan David, liquor saloon, SW cor Dupont
., and CTeary, r. 103 Geary
Sheridan Edward, r. Ahlborn House
Sheridan Edward, laborer, r. 48 Ritch
Sheridan Edward, painter Edward M. crallagher, r.
SE cor Sixth and Stevensnn
Sheridan Francis, janitor Evening Post, r. 414 Beale
Sheridan James, boxmaker. r. 2t)l Tehama
Sheridan James, grocer, r. 125 Nineteenth
Sheridan John, r. Prescott House
Sheridan John, house painter, r. 1717 Lirkin
Sheridan John, laborer, r. .521 Mission
Sheridan John, messman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Panama
Sheridan John, foreman Menzles, Bingham 4 Co., r.
44 Riteh
Sheridan John J., compositor 8. F. Chronicle, r. 514
BiiBh
Sheridan Joseph, teamster Union Iron Works, r. 116
Silver
Sheridan Lawrence, watertenJer Pacific, Mail SS. City
of Chester
Sheridan Martin, laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. NW
cor Turk and Fillmore
Sheridan Miiyhew. printer, r. 1717 Larkin
Sheridan Michael, optician, r. 18 Salmon
Sheridan Nicholas b., painter, r. NW cor Mariposa
and De Haro
Sheridan Owen, helper XT. S. Mint, r. 419 Minna
Sheridan Philip, barber, r. 305 Minna
Sheridan Patrick, laborer, r. Fairmount Tract, nr
School House
Sheridan Patrick, laborer, r. 427 Stevenson, rear
Sheridan Patrick, laborer, r. 142M Shipley
Sheridan Patrick, teamster Renton Coal Co.
Sheridan Patrick H., ma' hinist, r. 9M Freelon
Sheridan Peter L., x'Htternmaker Buckingham &
Hecht. r. 37 Lily Av
Sheridan Robert, conductor Omnibus RR.
Sheridan Robert, plumber and (.'asfitter, r. 153 Shipley
Sheridan Thomas, bookkeeper Terminal Hotel
Sheridan TlKinias, carpenter, r. 6 Bernard
Sheridan Thomas, grainer, 12'20 Market, r. 1053 How-
ard
Sheridan Thomas, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 4 Sul-
livan Alley
Sheridan Thomas, steward S9. Oregon, FolBom St.
Wharf
Sheridan William, coachman, SW cor Howard and
Twen'ieth
Sheridan William, laborer Commercial Soap Co.. r.
foot of Eighth
Sheridan William A., bricklayer, r. 25 Louisa
Sheritt' Annie Miss, furnished rooms, 125 Second
Slioriff County of Sai» Francisco, office old
Citv Hall, first floor
Sherlock John, laborer freight dept Central Pac. RB.,
r. 624 Fourth
Sherlock Lawrence, gardener, r. 28 Mary
Sherlock Richard, nurse City and County Hospital
Sherman Caleb (Lloyd & Sherman) r. 45 Second
Sherman Charles, driver City RR., r. 2336 Mission
Sherman Charles H., assistant assayer U. S. Mint, r. 1
Fifth
Sherman David, plumber and gasfitter, 807 Valencia
Sherman David S., workman assayer'edept U.S. Mint,
Shermnu Ed., porter C. Curtin, r. .320 Ellis
Sherman Eda Miss, clerk Charles J. Holmes. 633 Mar-
ket
Sherman Edwin A., surveyor, r. 809 Mason
Sherman Ephraim, whitener John Q. Garfield, r. 15J4
First .Av
Sherman Flora Miss, cashier Sherman, Hyde & Co., r.
317 Geary .-^"——^
Sherman Francis, assayer, r. 616 Taylor
Sherman Frank, carpetlayer S. McDowell & Co., r. B
E cor Fillmore and Bush
Sherman Fraui;, conductor Market St. RR., r. 1213
Fillmore
Sherman Frank P., salesman Cal. Silk Manuf. Co., r.
Clarendon House
Sherman George, laborer, r. 273 Jessie
Sherman George, roofer William H. Wilson, r. 273
Jessie
Sherman George, shoemaker Jacob Lesser, r. 1510
Polk
Sherman George R., compositor Bacon & Co., r. 920
Gearv
Slierman, Hyde «fc Co. (Leander S. Sherman,
James W. Whiting, and C. C. Clay) importers
music, luanos, and musical Instruments, 137 and
1.S9 Kearny, and 205 Sutter
Sherman J., driver Market St. RR.
Sherman James E., seaman, r. 1805 Mission
Sherman James S., superintendent Henry F. Will-
iams, r. 28 Elgin Park
Sherman Joel S., gardener new City Hall, r. 845 Mis-
sion
Sherman John, r. 995 Market
Sherman John, bootblack Jorgen Iverson, r. cor Lar-
kin and Francisco
Sherman John, driver City RR., r. 2336 Mission
Sherman John, millwright, r. 1217 Web.ster
Sherman John, propertyman, r. 1016 Mission
Sherman John, teamster, r. 405 Main
Sherman John F., laborer, r. 35 Clementina
Sherman Leander S. (Sherman, Hyde & Co.) r. N B
Green, bet Webster and Fillmore
Sherman Maria Miss, actress, r. 212 Turk
Sherman Obadiah D., r. 106 Tnrk
Sherman Otis M., carpenter Southern Pac. RR., r.
15}^ First Av
Sherman Otto, upholsterer John A. Shaber, r. 18
Taylor
Sherman Roger E., cabinetmaker, r. 320 Ellis
Sherman Samuel, dyer 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 8W cor Larkin and Francisco
Sherman Walter B., cabinetmaker, 40.S Folsom
Sherman Wilbur J., clerk W. B. Sumner & Co., r. 318 |
Minnie j
Slierman William, Assistant U. S. Treasurer, '
office 608 Commercial, r. Oakland
Sherman William, plumber William R. Allen, r. 252
Tehama
Sherman William W., compositor Bacon & Co., r. 734
Folsom ■"
Sherman's Building', NE cor Montgomery and
Clay
Sherow George W., porter George H. Tay & Co., r.
Oakland ',
Sherrett Tliomas. carpenter, r. N 8 Twenty-ninth, bet
Sanchez and N'>e
Sherrill Ellen .\., widow, r. 910 Geary
Sherron Frederick, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Sherrott Samuel, clerk Standard Fire and Marine 1
Insurance Co., r. Oakland
Sherry Bernard, driver Eclipse Bakery, r 1712 Mason
Sherry Bryant, fruiterer Zvietlch & Garrone, r. Peta-
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Sherry Frank, r. 708 F<;)1
Sherry Johii, cattledealer, r. Banks, nr Cortland Av,
B. H.
Sherry John, laborer, r. 13 Kitoh, rear
Sherry John, laborer, r. 183 Jessie
Sherry M., laborer Pac. Rollins Mill
Sherss John, cii reenter Herrmann Roe6ler,r. 317 Bush
Sherwell Charles, woodcorder. r. 23 Jansen
Sherwood Audrtw T.. niilhvrisht, r. 8 Second Av
Sherwood B. F. Mi-a., widow, r. 1105 Tan Ness Av
Sherwood Charles E., clerk James K. Cooi>er, r. 1028
Market
Sherwood E. H., operator Western Union Tel. Co., r.
1032 Mission
Sherwood George E., night Inspector Custom House,
r. 813 Filbert
Sherwood Henry, r. 433 Bryant
Sherwood Horatio N., painter, r. 1513 Polk
Sherwood Joseph D., ehipcarpenter, r. 784 Folsom
Sber^vuod Robert, capitalist, office 309 Cali-
fornia, room 18. r. 433 Bryant
Sherwood Stephen, miner, r. .532 Geary
Sherwood W., nurse, r. 931 Market
Sherwood Willet, bartender, r. 21 Mary
Sherwood Willett, clerk Leon E. Myers, r. 506 Linden
Av
Sherwood William, carpenter, r. 114 Welsh
Sherwood William, carriagemaker Carvill Manuf.
Co..r. 20 Anna
SUer'wood William J., imijorter and dealer
diamonds, watches, jewelry, etc., 517 Montgom-
ery, r. 708 Pine
Sherwood William R., r. 433 Bryant
Sherlin James, teamster Empire Erewerj', r. 309
Francisco
Shew Laura F., adjuster coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r.
Oakland
Shew L. M., Coopers' Pro. Assn, 767 Market
Shew Myron, agent Mme. Demoresfs patterns and
publications, 109 Dupont, r. 2yi9 Sacramento
Sliew William, photographic art gallery, picture
frames, materials, etc., 523 Kearny, r. 606 Mont.
Sheyer Edmund, ckrk Louis Goldbaum, r. 402 Sixth
Sheyer Jesus, widow, ladies' underwear, 8313^ Pacific
Sheyer M. & Brother (Sallusch Sheyer) fancy dry-
goods. 103 Sinsome
Sheyer Sallusch (M. Sheyer & Brother) r. 23 Harriet
Sheyer. See Scheier and Shier
Shields Andrew M., r. Brooklyn Hotel
Shields Andrew M. Jr.,r. Brooklyn Hotel
Shields Charles, scenic artist Baldwin Theater, r.
Brooklyn Hotel
Shields Edward, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 430
Natoma, rear
Shields Isaac, usher Cal. Theater, r. fi48 Howard
Shields Isaac A., extraman Engine No. 4, S. F. F. D.
Shields J. Mrs. , millinery, 1010 Market
Shields James, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 78 Na-
toma
Shields James H., butcher, r. 1503 Franklin
Shields James H., compositor Evening Post, r. 1613
Leavenworth
Shields John, r. 715 Ellis
Shields John, r. 915 Market
Shields John W., sergeant police City Hall, r. 2528 Cal.
Shields Lizzie, domestic 1917 Franklin
Shields Michael, gardener, r. 209 Leldesdorft'
Shields Poter, laborer, r. 1.36 Seventh
Shields Richard, laborer, r. 30 Bitch
Shields Richard H., harnessmaker, 530 Sixth
Shields Richard J., clerk William M. Pierson.r. 530 Ji
Sixth
Shields Robert, clerk, r. Ifill Powell
Shields Robert, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 1132
Folsom
Shields Timothy, special policeman, r. 31 Hinckley
Shields Thomas, seaman, r. E s Tehama, nr Norwich,
B. H.
Shields Thoma.^, waiter SS. Oregon, Folsom St.
Wharf
Shiels William, real estate, 314 Bush, room 39
Shier Thomas, waiter SS. Oregon, Folsom St. Wharf
Shierloh Henry, maltster Albany Brewery, r. 74 Ev-
erett
Shillaber George, carpenter, r. 1096 Union
Shillaber Joseph, r. IC Guy PI
Shillaber Levy L. (Sliillah'er k Seymour) r. 16 Guy PI
Shillaber Theodore, capitilist. office 67 Nevada Block,
r. SW cor Hotf Av and Sixteenth
309 California, rooms
South 8. F. Packing
cor Sixth Av and M,
F. Furniture Factory,
114
Shillaber & Seymour (Levy L. Shillaber and Alfred
Seymour) fruit dealers, 168 First
Shillcoi-k Henry J., bookkeeper Oscar Foss, r. 10)4
Loui.sa
Shilh-ocU James, clerk Oscar Foss, r. 105^ Louisa
Shillcr C. m.ister maiiuer, office 12 Clay
Shilling Charles, bookkeeper Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 821 OFarrell
Shilling Frederick, cigavmaker Engelbrecht, Fox &
Co., r. E s Church, bet Twenty-eighth and Twen-
iiiuth
Shilling Joseph, tailor, 1046 Ji Folsom
Shilling Levi, wool dealer, r. 821 O'Farrell
Shilling Maximilian, carriagetiimmer, r. 422 Teha-
ma, bet Fifth and Sixth
Shilling Saul S., stockbroker,
8 and 9, r. 614 Taylor
Shilling. See Schilling
Shilp Charles C, hog butcher
and Provision Co., r. SW
South S. F.
Shimmar P., cabinetmaker S
r. 1121 York
Shindler David, r. 1413 Sacrnraento
Sliindler Mary Miss, r. 1413 Sacramento
Sliiue Cornelius, dairyiuiin, r. 1311 Fillmore
Shine Daniel L., printer, r. 24Freelon
Shine Ellen, domestic NW cor Folsom and Eleventh
Klnne Jireminh, hostler, r. 221 Eighth, rear
Shine John, laborer Charles Harley & Co.,
Davis
Shine John P., r. 720 Filbert
Shine Michael G., lather, r. 219 Tenth
Shine Nicholas, hackman, r. 8 Bowie Av
Shine Patrick, blacksmith, r. 32 Garden
Shine Patrick, blacksmithlielpei- Pacific Mail SS. Co.,
Shiniberger John, deri; Alta California, r. 510 Cal.
Shingle August, shoemaker M. Reubold, r. 209 Minna
Shingle Julius, hogb'itcher, r. Filth Av, nr L, South
S. F.
Shiugleberger Francis, shoemaker, r. 2020 Van Ness Av
Shingleberger Frank W. (Yates & Co.) r. 1538 Wash.
Shinnick Patrick, horseshoer Market St. RR., r. 1900
Fifteenth
Shinkwin John W.. lirjuor saloon, 1035 Folsom, r. 14
Clinton
Shinn Charles H., journalist Evening Bulletin, r. 619
Harrison
Shinn Howard H. (Macpherson & Shinn) r. 1606 Van
Ness Av
Shinners Matthew, longshoreman, r. 15:! First, rear
Shintz Emily, domestic 1129 Mission
Ship Jefferson, student Pac. Business College, r. 26 )i
Kearny
Shipley Helen V., widow, assistant Powell St. Pri-
mary School, r. 1502 Powell
Stftpley John, clerk Isadore Cohn. r. 1502 Powell
Shipmau E. H. Miss, assit-tant Market and Seventh
St. Primary School, r. 1012 Washington
Shipmau Mary H. Mrs., r. 136 Perry
Shippen Rich:ird Mrs. r. 804 Ellis "
Shippers' Guide (bi-ennially) Archibald Y. Hebb
ptiblisher, 518 Clay
Shipping- Commissioner U. S., office 118
Jackson
Shipsey Edward, porter Shea, Bocqueraz & McEee, r.
536 Minna
Shirdon Thomas, cook A. E. Buckman, r. NE cor
Church and Dorland
Shirek Adolph (Shirek k Tonner) r. 627 Greenwich
Sbirek Rudolph (Shirek k Co.) r. 904 Greenwich
Shirek & Co. (Rudolph Shirek) dry goods and car-
pets, 1221-1125 Stockton
Shirek & Tonner (.\dolph Sbirek and Ferdinand Ton-
ner) roanufs shirts and underwear, 124 and 126
Sansome
Shires George W., reporter The Bradstreet Co., 230
California
Shires William, glove manuf, office 506 Market, fac-
tory and r. 1818 Mason
Shirland Andrew, watchman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W 8
Louisiana, bet Shasta and Napa, rear
Shirley Charles, teamster Charles S. Healey, r. SW
cor Twenty-ninth and Mission
Shirley Francis (Gabinft & Shirley) r. 419 Tehama
Shirley Guy. with Henry B. Slaveii, r. The Baldwin
Shirley Helen M., widow, ladies' nurse, r. 0 Baker
Shirley John, real-est-ite, r. 5 !6 Kearny
Shirley John Mrs., widow, dressmaker, 167 Ninth
Shirley John L., r. 2112 Mason
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Shirley John W., clerk Reid & Brooks, r. 636 Kearny
Shirley Mary C. Miss, r. 5:JG Kearny
Shirpser Ailolph, r. 30!) O'Farrcll
Shirpser David, r.liiil'2 Sutter
Sbirpser Isadore, fur dealer, r. 1823 Pine
Shirpser Max, watehmaker H. Meyers & Son, r. 309
O'Farrell
Shive , tinner, r. 410 O'Farrell
Shives Louisa C Miss, dressmaker, 422 Post
Shliohting August, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
ShloBs Alexander, teacher music, r. 3 Hardie PI
ShloBs Ix)ui8, teacher music, r. 19;22 Howard
ShlosH Morris, wood and coal, and insurance broker,
28 Turk, r. 53G Natoma
Shnieser Andrew, cooper Lawreuce Felvey, r. 58Ji
Second
Shnies' r Herman, teamster, r. PSJ^ Second
Shnoor Richard, barber, r. 142G Dupout
Shoaf Randall, bartender Thomas H. Cunningham, r.
230 Kearny
Shoalwater Bay Oyster Co., Miles S. Griswold agent,
wholesale oysters, office 101 and 102 California
Market
Shoebridgo Andrew, laborer, r. N s Sixteenth, bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Shoebridge Eugene, seaman, r. 1908 Larkin
Shoebridge Fanny Mrs., r. 1908 Larkin
Shoebridgp Frederick, watchman Pacific Coast SS.
Co.. Broadway AVharf, r. 1908 Larkin
Shoebridge Thomas, farmer, E s Ocean House Road,
r. Ocean View House
Shoemaker F., physician, r.246 Minna
Shoemaker Henry, bookkeeper J. M. Spafford &Co., r.
337 Seventeenth
Shoemaker H. N., driver Fifth St. branch Market St.
RK.
Shoemaker Matthias, r. Stanford Hotel
Shoemaker Rufus. secretary State Board Bank Com-
missioners, 202 San.'<ome, room 2, r. 27 Geary
Shoemaker W. B., capit:ilist, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Shoemaker. See Schomaker, and Schumacher
Shoen David B., cigars and tnbacco, SE cor Kearny
and Montgomery Av
Shoen Henry, barber John M.Ellis, r. 39 Fifth
Shoen Paul, barber, r. Russ House
Shoenberg Benjamin, glovecnfter Shoenberg & Co.,
r. 11 Antonio
Shoenberg F. M., r. 717 Eddy
Shoenberg Henry (Shoenberg & Co.) r. 1004 Bush
Shoenberg Jolm, drayman, 320 Front, r. .Alameda
Shoenberg iSi Co, (Henry Shoenberg and Simon
Bruml) proptrs Pac. Glove Works, .jII Market
Shoenbi-rg. See Schoenberg
Shoept Valentine, night watchman International Ho-
tel, 824 Kearny
Shofeld Patrick, laborer, r. SE cor Fifth Av and M,
South S. F.
Shogreii Eric Rev., pastor Scandinavian Methodist
Episcopal Church, r. 502 Sixth
Shohay Fr:ink, groceries and liqtiors, 923 Pacific
Sholder Owen, laborer, r. N 8 Filbert, bet Polk and
Larkin
Sholl Gaspar M., millwright, r. 320 Jackson
ShoU Nettie Miss, r. 16 Stockton
Sholotich John, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Shoobert John E., livestock salesman Christy 4 Wise,
r. 18:10 O'Farrell
Shoop Joseph, meterman Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 14 Masonic Av
Shooter Thomas, shoemaker George Brvant &• Co., r.
1123 Broadway
Shoots Charles, cierk, r. 113 Turk
Shoots Nelson H., miner, r. N s Ocean House Road, W
of Industrial School
Shorb Conrad, carpenter, r. .%.'> Br.vant
Sliorb J. Campbell, physician, oflBce and r. 407
Post
Shore John W., r. 015 Turk
Shore Mortimer G., carpenter Phineas Haskell, r. 518
Octavia
Shore Thomas, machinist, r. 20 Perry
Shores , carpetlayer, r. ()39 .Mission
Shores James M., r. 1224 Mission
Shores Leander, capitalist, office 230 Montgomery,
room 24, r. 1224 Mtssion
Shorrock Thomas B.. painter, r. 2.56 M Jessie
Short Anna Miss, a>1iuster coiner'sdept U. S. Mint, r.
190.5 Polk
Short A. W., laborer Pac. Improvement Co.
Short Charles, japanner, r. 240 Fremont
Short Cornelius R., painter Charles A. Bernard
Short Daniel, seaman, r. .504 Union
Short Daniel, seaman schr Express, Folsom St. Wharf
Short David M., poundmaster, and livery and feed
stable, 2511 California
Short Ellen Miss, winder Cal. Silk Manuf. Co., r. K s
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear
Short George R.,comi508itorS. F. Cbronicle.r. 436 Bush
Short Gregory, japanner, r. 240 Fremont
Short Harvey, cook, r. 127 Fourth, rear
Short James, printer Britton & Rey, r. Army, nr San-
chez
Sbort John, captain police City Hall, r. 1404
Jackson
Short Juiia B. Miss, vice-principal Spring Valley
Grammar School, r. 228 Capp
Short Kiltie Miss, clerk U. S. Surveyor-General's Office,
r. 1404 Jackson
Short Mary A. Miss, spooler Cal. Silk Manuf Co., r. E a
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear
Short Michael, fireman Pacific .Mail SS. City of Sydney
Short Michael, merchant tailor, 409 and 411 Montgom-
ery and 311 Pine, r. 171C Washin.^ttm
Short Michael Jr., clerk Michael Short, r. 1716 'Wash.
Short Miles, watertender Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York
Short Owen, laborer, r. 268 Minna
Short Patrick, drayman, r. 320 Geary, rear
Short Peter, merchant tailor. 1 Montgomery cor Post,
r. 1905 Polk
Short Peter A., salesman Michael Short, r. 1716 Wash.
Short Philip-, coachman James R. Bolton
Short Rosanna, widow, r. 240 Fiemont
Short T., oiler Pacific Coast SS. Senator
Short Theodore, japanner, r. 240 Fremont
Short Thomas, laborer S. E. Cordage Factory, r. E 8
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear
Short Thomas, salesman Commercial Soap Co., r. 423
Powell
Short William, butcher Emil Trittenbach
Short William, carpenter S. F. Cordage Factory, r. E
8 Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta, rear
Short W^illiam, tinsmith, r. I(i06 Mason
Shortan James, hackman, r. Central Pacific Hotel
Shorten Thomas, salesman C. Curtin, r. 118 Ash Av
Shorten George W., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
191 Hyde
Shorten James, driver Charles Kelly, r. 346 Fourth
Shorten James E., storekeeper U. S. Restaurant, r.
1013 Washington !
Shorter Joseph, cook, r. 1809 Taylor
Shortish J., cook Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba j
!ShorttLia'«vrenceH., civil engineer and surveyor, j
120 Sutter, room 74, r. 712 Taylor |
Shoskey Vincent, laborer, r. NW cor Francisco and
Fillmore
Shot To>ver, Selby Smelting and Lead Co. proptrs,
SE cor Howard and First
Shotwell Cornelius T. L., machinist Pac. Barrel and
Keg Factory, r. 213 Langtou
Shotwell Ellsworth E., bookkeeper Joseph M. Shot-
well, r. 1119 W'ashington
Shotwell Joseph M., stockbroker, 324 Montgomery, r.
1119 Washington
Shotwell Street Primary School, Shotwell, bet Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-third
Shoulters Henry, janitor, r. 1208 Sutter
Shoultes Seneca, miner, r. NE cor Howard and Twen-
ty-fourth
Rhoveland Patrick, miner, r. cor Fifth Av and M,
South S. F.
Showalter G. W., brakeman Southern Pac. RR., r.
Stanford Hotel
Showerman J.W.. r. The Baldwin
Showers Andrew, photographer, r. 402 Kearny
Shrader Andrew J., wholesale butcher, 2 First Av,
South S. F., r. 5 South Park
Shrader Andrew W., butcher Andrew J. Shrader, r. 6
South Park
Shrader Edwin J., machinist, r. 5 South Park
Shrader Henrv. blacksmith, r. Fifteenth Av, bet P
and Q, South S. F.
Shrader John, fireman American Sugar Rcflt^pry, r. 31
Alta PI
Shrader Martin, waiter Gustavus Pope, r. 551 First
Shrader. See Schrader and Schroeder
Shrakkart Charles W., liquor saloon, 718 Bryant, r. 14
Garden
Shrakkart Jacob, bartender Charles W. Shrakkart, r.
14 Garden
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Shreve Benjamin F., carpenter S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, 1230 Harrison
Shreve George, jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. Berkeley
Shreve George C. (George C. Shreve & Co.) r. 611
Taylor
Slireve George C. & Co. (George C. Shreve and
George Boniiy) watches, diamonds, jewelry, sil-
verware, etc., 110 Montgomery
Shreve George K., salesman George C. Shreve & Co.,
r. Gil Taylor
Shreve Geortje W., carpenter Dominique Small, r.
1236 Harrison
Slireve George W., sporting and military fire-
arms, 214 Bosh, r.W 8 Steiner, bet McAllister and
Fulton
Shrevo William J., salesman George W. Shreve, r. 214
Bush
Shrewsbury William W., liquor saloon, 114 Fourth, r.
763 Howard
Shrier Brothers (Elkan and Frank) clothing and
gents' furnishing goods, NWcor Montgomery and
Bush
Shrier Elkan (Shrier Brothers) r. 411 Van Ntss Av
Shrier Frank (Shrier Brothers) r. 411 Van Ness Av
Shrier Henry (J. Baum & Co.) r. 13.34 Post
ShriL-r Morris (.J. Baum & Co.) r. New York
Shriver Glaus, laborer, r. SW cor Bush and Devisa-
dero
Shrouse James, Ship Calkers' Assn, Barra's Hall
Shroyier Jacob B., teamster, 116 Front, r. 316 Ele-
venth
Shrump Erederick, tailor, r. 230 Jessie
Shubener Louis, varieties, 504 Fourth
Shiibrich Peter, laborer, r. 519 Mission
Shuck 0.scar T., attorney at law, and notary
public, 24 Montgomery Block, r. 2116 Van Ness Av
Shuck. See Schuck
Shucks Thomas L., r. 134 Fourth
Shudmack Fanny Miss, glovemaker, r. 249 Clara
Shudmack Isaac, canvasser, r. 249 Clara
Shuer James, waiter stmr Yosemite, Market St.
Wharf
Shula Autou, cigarmaker Shula & Son, r. 2764 Mis-
sion
Shula John (Shula & Sou) r. 2764 Mission
Shula Martin (Shula & Son) r. 2764 Mission
Shula Michael, Coopers' Pro. Assn, 767 Market
Shula k Son (Martin and John Shula) cigars and to-
bacco, 2764 Mission
Shulock Francis L., teamster James Forrest, r. 1125
Mission
Shulock Frank L., sawyer, r. 834 Green
Shulock Ida Miss, cigarmaker William, Lewis & Co. ,
r. 1125 Mission
Shulock Stephen W., engineer, r. 1125 Mission
Shultz Adolph, foreman Chase & Woltf, r. 935 Sac.
Shultz Jacob, butcher, r. 12 Himmelmann PI
Shultz John, r. 935 Sacramento
Shultz Nicholas, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
1 Shultz Mary E., widow, furnished rooms, 365 Jessie
I Shultz William, blacksmith XJnion Iron Works, r.
I 239 Fourth
j Shultz. See Schultz, Schultze, Schulz and Schulze
I Shunter Ferdinand, clerli, r. 412 McAllister
I Shnpe Pembroke T., publishers' agent, 120
I Sutter, rooms 81 and 82, r. 1532 Jackson
Shure Elizabetii, domestic Protestant Orphan Asy-
j lum
j Shurle Charles, teamster r. N s Lizzie, bet Mission
j and California Av
Shurry John, laborer, r. 183 Jessie
Shnrtieff John, artist, r. Bootz Hotel
Shurtliff Charles, law student, r. 108 Ellis
Shurtiiff L., mining, r. St. David's House
Shute Charles E., policeman City Hall, r. 2511 Folsom
Shute Daniel S., carriage mauuf , 111 G'Farrell, r. 1004
Pine
Shute Edwin L., machinist Gold and Stock Tul. Co.,
r. 1032 Pine
Shute Matthew, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. NW
cor Sierra and Indiana
Shute Richard A., laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
NW c^r Sierra and Indiana
Shnte Thomas, waiter What Cheer House
Shute. See Chute, Schutt and Schutte
Shutz Charles B., butcher M. Gradwohl & Co., r. 508
Stevenson
Shuvlin Bridget, domestic 1317 Hyde
Shyne James G., butcher, 339 Fourth
Bias Francisco, varnisher, r. 511 3^ Greenwich, rear
Sibbald John, St. Andrews Sue, 232 Sutter
Sibel Paulina, widow, teacher music, r. 30 Rausch
Siber Georges, cook JVI. Deutsch, r. 327 Vallejo
Sibley Frederick, butler, SW cor Sutter and Gough
Sibley Henry J , real-estate, r. 19 Powell
Sibley John M., assistant Boys' High School, r. 513
Jones
Sibley William H., carpenter, r. 529 Valencia "-
Sich Claus, driver City RR., r. 1936, Si Mission
Sichel Edward E., salesman Buyer, Reich & Co., r.
812 Filbert
Sichel Eugene, cigar dealer, r. 2511 Sacramento
Sichel Gustave W., dentist Sichel & Richards, r. 722
Filbert
Sichel Jacob, clerk, r. 2511 Sacramento
Sichel Jacob, pressman A. Cbaigneau & Co., r. 722
Filbert
Sichel Julius, r. 219 Dupont
Sichel Julius, collector, r. 613 Mission
Sichel Leua, widow, r. 812 Filbert
Sichel 3Iax (Sichel & P.ichards) r. 722 Filbert
Sichel Morris, clerk, r. 2511 Sacramento
Sichel Moses, ii:8uvance agect, r. 1757 Howard
Sichel Solomon, office 212 Sausome. r. 2511 Sac.
Sichel & Richur(l8 (Max Sichel and C. W. Rich.
ards) dentists, 103 Post
Sichlau Carl E., cabinetmaker, r. 19 Elliot Park
Sickels Charles, fouudrymau, r. 1719 Leavenworth
Sickels Charles, laborer, r. 1211 Vallejo
Sickels J. E.. coffee saloon, 302 Dupont, r. 102 Dupont
Sickelsmith Ida Miss, r. 1220 Alabama
Sickle G.issie Miss, art student, r. 130 Tyler
Sickler John L.(Sickler & Johnson) r. 2614 Bryant Av
Sickler & John-^on (John L. Sickler and Peter John-
son) groceries and liquors, NE cor Second and
Natoma
Sicotte R. & Co. (Roger Sicotte) carriagemakers, 856
Howard
Sicotte Roger (R. Sicotte k Co.) r. 420 Twenty-fourth
Sidegraves William, r. 718 Howard
Sideman Abraham, cigars and tobacco, 527 Kearny
and 035 Clay
Sidema-n Benjamin J. (Sideman, Lachman & Co.) r.
1302 Californian
Sideman, Lachmau & Co. (Benjamin J. Sideman,
Adolph J. Lacnman, and Nathau Mayer) manufs
cigars and importers leaf tobacco, 006 and 608
Battery
Sides Benjamin F., cleik Homer S. King & Co., r.
1237 Stockton
Sidey Adam R., flourpacker Golden Age Flouring
Mills, r. 20 Jessie, rear
Sidney Isaac, r. Pacific RR. House
Siebe August (Stelling & Siebe) r. 1.57 Second
Siebe Brothers & Plageniann (John and
Frederick C. Siebe, and Jacob F. Plagemann)
wholesale liquors, 425 and 427 Sacramento
Siebe Frederick C. (Siebe Brothers & Plagemann) r.
1059 Tyler
Siebe Herman, tanner Funcke k Co., r. 37 Converse
Siebe John (Siebe Brothers & Plagemann) r. 631
Greenwich
Siebe Ludwig. groceries and liquors, NE cor Fourth
and Everett, r. 80 Everett
Siebe Nicholas G., clerk Custom House, r. 612 Lomb.
Siebeck Heurietta Mrs., r. 1806 Mason
Siebecker Louis, sugarboiler Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
17 Bryant Av -^
Siebenhauer Jacob, r. 536 McAllister
Siebeiihaiier L. Si Co. (Levi Siebenhauer and
Jesse Meyerfeld) wholesale cigars and tobacco,
NE cor Sacramento and Battery
Siebenhauer Levi (L. Siebenhauer & Co.) r. 53C McAl-
lister
Siebenhauer Sally, salesman Falkenstein & Co., r. 536
McAllister
Siebenhauer Solomon, bookkeeper Hecht Brothers &
Co., r. r<3'i McAllister
Sieberst Frederica, widow, r. 418 3^ Sixth
Sieberst Henry G. , attorney at law, 214 Sau-
some, rooms 15-17, r. 621 Nineteenth
Siebert Charles, cigars and to'oacco, 24 Steuart
SiebrTt Charles, laborer, r. 10 Sheridan
Siebert Frederick, baker, r. 515 J^ Bush
Siebert Jacob M., clerk New York dept Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. 2314 Washington
Siebold George, coopei-. r. 814 Montg<imery
Siebrecht Frank, with Emil A. Enwelberg, r. 418 Kear.
Siebrecht William, carpenter S. F. Candle Co., r. 12
Willow Av
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Biedenburg George, driver Bernhard Kramer, r
cor Grove and Buchanau
Biedenburg Henry, butcher, r. NE cor Sacramento
and Polk
Siedenburg John 0.', reporter
Metcalfe PI
Sief Katie, domestic 189 Hyde
Sieferman Mary, domestic 2202 Jones
Sieflte Ferdinand, boots and shoes, 240 Sixth
Siegel Harry, clerk Bchoenholz Brothers & Co., r. 1153
Mission
Blegel Henry (Myers & Siegel) r. 909 Eighteenth, nr
Cfistro
Siegel John N., r. 720 Grove, rear
Siegel Joseph, varieties, etc., 1110 Stelner
Siegel Julius, r. 1153 Mission
Siegel Julius, clerk Samuel Rosenblatt, and usher
Baldwin Theater, r. 1130 Market
Siegel Louis. S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutt«j
Siegel I-eopold, salesman Loewe Brothers, r. 828 Mc-
Allister
Siegel Martin (Rhein & Siegel) r. 308 Jessie
Siegel Morris, tailor. 1.502 Stockton
biegel Moses (Loewe Brothers) r. 830 McAllister
Siegel Nathan, r. 1153 Mission
Siegel Simon, mauuf nun and boys' clothing. 414 Sac-
rameuto, r. 11.53 Mission
Siegel v., sausagemaker B. Engler. r. 211 Fourth
Siegel. See Slgel, Seigel, and Segel
Siegers J. Francis, cabinetmaker, r. 11 Ritch, rear
Siegfried August, shoemaker, r. 228 Bush
Siegfried Harry A., clerk Charles P. Goflf, r. G06 Mont.
Siegfried J. C, salesman Macondray & Co.,r. Alameda !
Siegfried Theodore G., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. i
White Hous?- Hotel
Slesrfi'ied's Hotel, Herman Bremer proptr, 228
Bush
Slegler Jacob, butcher Bernard Meyer, r. 2229 Geary
Siegner Louis, mate schr Western Home, r. 119 Jack-
son
Sielaff Albert G., clerk Michalitschke Brothers, r. 531
Greeawich
Sielcken John H., commission merchaut, 320 San-
some, room .59, r. 1119 Geary
Sieling Mary, domestic 1711 Hyde
Blem John, groceries and liquors, 8W cor Second
and Bran nan, r. C02 Second
Siemens Ferdinand, musician, r. 3 August Alley
Siemer George, seaman, r. 327 Beale
Biemer John, clerk John Drucker, r. 43 Sixth
Siemer William, machinist, r. 327 Beale
Siemers Diedrich (J. Lohrman & Co.) r. Oakland
Siemers John, carpenter, r. 7 Carlos PI
Siemers John D., clerk J. Vollmer,r. BE cor Turk and
Franklin
Biemor John, shipcarpenter, r. 5 Washington
Biems F., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Sierck Fred., driver Philadelphia Brewery, r. 232 Sec.
Sleriii;; H. iSi Co. (Herman and Robert Siering)
importers and retailers zephyr, worsted, and fancy
goods, 19 Montgomtry and 109 Sutter
Siering Henry, salesman H. Siering & Co., r. 1616
Clay
Siering Herman (H. Siering & Co.) r. 161G Clay
Blering Robert (H. Siering & Co.) r. 1610 Clay
Siering. See Searing
Bierp Frederick W., hatter Fisher k Co.. r. 420
Austin
Sierra Buttee Quartz Mining Co. (Sierra Co.,Cal.) office
320 Sausome, room 6
Sierra Lumber Company, Joseph De Forest
manager, mauufs lumber, sash, door.s, blind?,
etc., yards Chico, Butte Co., Sesma, and Red
Blufls, Tehama Co., and XE cor Fourth and Chan-
nel
Sierra Nevada Consolidated Alining Co.
(Storey Co., Nev.) Calvert Meade secretary, 324
Pine, rooms 8 and 9
Sierra Nevada Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Tusca-
rora, Nev.) John A. Reichert secretary, 534 Cal.
Sierra Nevada Lodging House, Henry Pauson proptr,
628 Pacific
Sierra Nevada Silver Mining; Co. (Storey
Co., Nev.) Edwin L. Parker secretary, 61 Nevada
Block
Sierra Nevada Wood and Lnmber Co. (Ne-
vada) C. T. Bridge secretary, 224 California
Biers August, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NW cor
Michigan and Shasta, rear
Bles Philip, junkdealer, r. 526 Tehama
Siesbuttel Alexander, seaman Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Siess George, carpenter, 22 Morton, r. 409 Post
Siess Jacob, boots and shoes, 427 Fourth
Siess Louis, commission merchant, r. 2130 Market
Sleveke Louis, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Sievers Albert, millhand Capitol Mills, r. 908 Ban.
Sievers Charles, clerk, r. Turk St. Hotel
Sievers Charles, groceries and liquors, 734 Broadway
Sievers Ernest, r. Prescott House
Sievers Francis C, bookkeeper Anglo-Califomian
Bank, r. 1012 Bryant
Sievers Gustav. longshoreman, r. 1321 Sansome
Sievers Henry, coachman John Taylor, 1131 Cal.
Sievers Jacob, carpenter Woodward's Gardens, r. 1
Polk
Sievers John, machinist, r. 64 First
Sievers Jolin H., florist and nurseryman, 8 8
Chestnut, bet Polk and Van Ness Av, depot 25
Post, r. 1224 Lombard
Bievers Otto C, clerk Richard Wegener, r. 1012
Bryant
Sievers William, liquor saloon, 11 Jackson
Sievers. See Seavers
Bievcrson Louis, seaman, r. 422 Drunim 1
Sieweke Ludwig, liquor saloon, 611 Jackson
Siewert John, laborer, r. Ahlbom House |
Slewert William, liquor saloon, 113 Leidesdorff, r. |
541 Montgomery Av i
Bifait F., r. 511 O'Farrell i
Sife C. F., waiter Grand Hotel i
Sigel HaU, Frederick Reckenbeil proptr, 308 Du- |
pont I
Siggins Nicholas, longshoreman, r. 422 Tehama
Sigman George, bartender, r. 105 Clark |
Signaigo Giusepiie, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash. i
Signal Service U.S. A. , Nelson Gorom observer, I
James C. Bryce assistant, 42 Merchants' Exchange
Signal Silver Mining Co. (Arizona) C. B. Cvurtlss sec-
retary, 203 Bush, room 8
Sigona Joseph, cartman, r. 4 Montgomery Court
Sigoumey Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono
Co., Cal.) A. Judson secretary, 320 Sansome,
room 46
Sikes Charles P., miner, r. 1604 Van Ness Av
Silas Alexander, clerk, r. 423Natoma
Silas Emma, widow, r. 423 Natoma
Silas Ignacio, lithographer, r. 21}^ Mary
Silberberg Herman, foreman Standard Shirt Factory,
r. NE cor Gough and Ivy Av
Silberberg Max, diygoods, 1529 Turk
Silberberg Solomon (Arnheim & Co.) r. New York
Bilberg Charles, cigarmaker J. Casner & Co., r. 79
Fourth
Silberstein J. & Co. (Julius Silberstein) pawnbrokers,
535 Kearny
Silberstein Joseph, r. 550 Mission
Silberstein Julius (J. Silberstein & Co.) r. 2028 Bush
Silberstein Louis, boot and shoemaker, 422 Pacific, r.
1114 Stockton
Silberstein Philip H., dyer and scourer, 861 Folsom
Silberstein Samuel, satchelmaker H. Behrendt & Co.,
r. 117 Welsh
Silberstein Simon, shiit manuf, and gents' furnish-
ing goods, 950 and 9.52 Market, r. 1425 Post
Silberstein. See Silverstein
Silby Charles W., fireman Pacific Mail SB. City of
Panama
Silck Andrew, boarding stable, 15 Washington
Silesian Fire Insurance Co. (of Breslau, Germany)
Esche & Jacoby general agents, 411 California
Silk James, hostler, r. 214 Stevenson
Silk James W., saloonkeeper, r. 235 Kearny
Sillera William, treasurer Mendocino Lumber Co.,
and (Godeffroy k Sillem; r. 1113 Post
Silliman Charles H., assistant Boys' High School, r.
2408 Sacramento
Silliman F. H., r. Brooklyn Hotel
Slllimann George, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1256
Bryant
Sillince James, vocalist, r. 711 Geary, rear
Silsbee Clara Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf. Co.
Silva Andrea Miss, r. 928 Capp
Silva Angelo, fisherman, r. 221 Pacific
Silva Anton, deckhand stmr Julia, Washington St.
Wharf
Silva Antone, cook, r. 21 Anthony
Silva Antone, longshoreman, r. 411 Vallejo
Silva Antone, seaman Pacific Coast SB. Monterey,
r. SW cor Union and Sansome
Silva Antone, seaman Pacific Mail SS. South Carolina
J. GUNDLAGH & CO.
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Sllva Antonio, barber, 1231 Dupont
Silva Antonio, fisherman, r. S a Union, nr Battery
Silva Antonio, seaman, r. 3 Clay
Silva CarlOK, r. 1123 Dupont
Silva Carmen, wiilow, ilresumaker, 1719 Stockton
Silva Charles, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba
Silva Clara Miss, artist Joseph T. Silva, r. 1122 Fil-
bert
Sllva F., Inborer, r. 10 Piuckney PI
Silva Frank, captain schr Ada McCune. r. Alameda
Silva Frank, captain schr Lizzie M^iy, Front St. Wharf
Silva Frank, deckhand stmr Oakland, Oakland Ferry,
r. Oakland
Silva Frank, laborer, r. 18M Gilbert
Silva Frank, liquor saloon, 644 Pacific
Silva Frank, teamster J. & P. N. Hanna, r. 420 Drumm
Silva Frank A., barber Ferdinand Sands, r. 184
Jessie
Silva Frank A., barber, 530 Fourth, r. 518 Fourth
Silva Georgefbarber, r. (i39 Mission
Silva Joaquin, laborer, r. 17 Merchant
Silva Joaquin, tanner Ivan Oppenheinier, r. 14
Merchant
Sllva Joaquin J., bootmaker, 115 Davis
Silva John, barber, r. 124 Ship'ey
Silva John, deckhand stmr Petaluma, r. Saucelito
Silva John, teamster, r. 30 Clay
Silva .Tohn M., barber, 901 Folsom, r. 124 Shipley
Silva rose, barber, r. 965 Harr;son
Silva Jose steamboatnian, r. 38 Jackson
Silva Jose M., jeweler, r. 1113 5^ Kearny
Silva Josi'ph, deckhand stmr Enterprise, Washington
St. Wharf
Silva Joseph M., bai-ber John M. Silva, r. 124 Shipley
Silva Joseph T., proptr Hvperion Photograph Gal-
lery, 28 Third, r. 1122 Filbert
Silva Joseph T. Jr., photographer Joseph T. Silva, r.
1122 Filbert
Silva Manuel, clevk Roche & Desberk, 721 Broad-way
Silva Manuel, fisherman, r. Ns Union, nr Battery
Silva Manuel M., barber. 1411 Stockton, r. 621 Union
Silva Martin, deckhand, r. 908 Sausome, rear
Silva Mary, widow, r. 124 Shipley
Silva Mary Miss, tailoress Meyer Buchman, r. 124
Shipley
Silva Mary Mrs., r. 8 Oregon
Sllva M. J., barber, 112 First
Silva. See Silver
Silvata Rauliuo, milkman, r. 6 Washington
Silveira Antonio, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 M Drumm
Silveira Jose H., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 M Drumjn
Silveira Manoel, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
iloU Drumm
Silver Andrew, deckhand stmr Amelia, Washington
St.Wharf
Silver City Mining Co. (Nye Co.. Nev.) Alfred K
Durbrow secretary. 69 Nevada Block
Silver George W., attorney at law. r. 2607 Polk
Silver Hill Mining Co. (Silver City. Nev.) Walter E.
Dean secretary, 203 Bush, room 8
Silver Isaac, peddler, r. 721!^^ Broad wav, rear
Silver Jacket Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) C. Van
Dyck Hubbard secretary. 203 Bush, room 26
Silver James, cook Pacific Mail SS. China
Silver Joseph S., physician, r. 423 Second
Silver Katie, domestic 708 Ellis
Silver King Mining Co. (Arizona) Edwin B. Boothe
secretary. 320 California, rooms 1 and 2
Silver King North Mining Co. (Arizona) J. H. Sayre
secretary. 330 Pine, room 36
Silver King South Mining Co. (Arizona) A. Judson
secretary. 320 Sansome. room 46
Silver Lick Consolidated Mining Co. (Eureka. Nev.)
A. K. Durbrow secretary, (59 Nevada Block
Silver M^muel. carpenter, 1324 Turk
Silver Manuel, deckhand stmr Amelia, Washington
St.Wharf
Silver Mark B., mining engineer, r. 423 Second
Silver Michael, deckhand stmr Julia, Washington St.
Wharf
Silver Morris, dealer coal oil, r. 8 Bernard
Silver Queen Mining Co. (Arizona) William EC. Boothe
secretary, 320 California, rooms 1 and 2
Silver St. Primarv School, Silver, bet Second and
Third
Silver Thomas, r. 48 Jessie
Silver Wave Mining Co. (White Pine, Nev.) office 318
Pine, room 7
St.
.309
Silver West Mining <;o. (Eureka Co.. Nev.) F.H. Ban-
ker secretary. 606 Montgomery, room 3ii
Silver William R., collector, r. 426 Shotwell
Silver. See Silva
Sil vera Joseph V.. barber, 518 Fourth
SilverbergAdolph (A. Jonas & Co.) r. Oakland
Silverberg Joseph, bookkeeper Simon Silverberg, r.
.519 Tyler , ,, ^
Silverberg Joseph, tailor Gilly & Mignon. r. 421 Mont.
Silverberg Simon, wholesale sheep butcher. Filth Av,
South S. F., office 320 Sansome, room 39, r. 519
Tvler
Silverbtrg. See Silberberg
Silverman David, jeweler Ebeling & Blchter, r
James House
Silverman Frederick, clerk Bachman Brothers, r
Powell
Silverman Gottlieb, peddler, r. 1747 Howard
Silverra«i Gustave, r. 10l'6 Pine
Silverman Henry, salesman Joseph Silverman, r. 946
Howard
Silverman Isaac, peddler, r. 249 Clementina
Silverman Joseph, dry goods, 222 Third, r. 230 Third
Silverman Moritz (Peixotto & Silverman) r. 502 Bush
Silverman R. F., capitalist, r. St. James House
Silverman Solomon, peddhr, r. off W b Mission, nr
St. Marv's College
Silveropolis Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Mono Co.,
Cal.) John E. Mason secretary. .306 Pine, room 6
Silverstein Abraham, bookkeeper Dakin & Libby, r.
.527 Birch Av
Silverstt in Benjamin, framemaker Herrman Cohen,
r. 731 Vallejo
i5ilverstein Elias. locksmith and belUjang-Hr, 5 Broad-
wav, r. 734 Montgomery
Silverstein Jacob, expressman. 20 Sacsome, r. 733 Mc-
Allister
Silverstein Louis, locksmith and bellhanger, 511
Montgomery Av, r. 734 Montgomery
Silverstein Louis, shoemaker, r. 1114 Stockton
Silverstein Marcus, salesman George Loomis, r. 1114
Stockton
Silverstein. See Silberstein
Silvorstine Simon, cutter Toklas, Brown & Co., r. 941
Howard
Silverstone Harris, boots and shoes, 464 H Sixth, r.
462)^ Sixth
Silverstone Louis, glazier, r. Ill Shipley
Silverstone Sholom, crockery and glassware, 214 Six-
teenth
Silverstone Sholom Jr., clerk O. & O. SS. Co., r. 214
Sixteenth
Silverthorn John C, clerk T. W Floyd & Co., r. 97
Fifteenth
Silverthorn William H., clerk freight dept Central
Pac. RR., r. 97 Fifteenth
Silvester George F., seeds and garden imple-
ments, 317 Washington, r, 600 Sutter
Silvester Leander, bookkeeper George F. Silvester, t.
1112 Sacramento
Silvester. See Sylvester
Silvestre Michel, head nurse French Hospital
Silvestri Achille (Pardini & Silvestri) and fish dealer,
11 and 12 Bay City Market, r. 428 Green
Silvestri Agostino, Italian Benev. Soc. 423 Wash.
Silvestri Domenico, Italian Sharpshooters, 413 Bdwy.
Silvey Anthony Mrs., widow, r. 2410 Post
Silvey Autone" fisherman, r. 206 Union
Silvey Conrad A., hatter James M. Forrest, r. 2410
Post
Silvey F. A., seaman ship Belvidere
Silvey George T.. extraman Hook and Ladder No. 3,
S. F. F. D..r. 23Fe.ll
Silvey Joseph, r. 14 William
Silvey Joseph, laborer, r. 34 Austin
Silvey Raymond M., policeman City Hall, r. 2410 Post
Silvey B. W., operator Fire Alarm and Police Tele-
graph, r. Brenham PI, nr Clay
Silvia Antonio, deckhand stmr James M. Donahue,
Washington St.Wharf, r. W s Sansome, bet Fil-
bert and Greenwich, rear
Silvia Frank, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Silvia Joseph, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 41554
Drumm
Silvia Manuel, long.'horeiuan Charles E. Haseltine
Sim J., driver Hayes Valley branch Market St. RR.
Simas Antonio D. P., Portuguese Pro. and Benev.
Assn, 415 }$ Drumm
Sime Frank, clerk Cal. Wire Works, r. 600 Bush
Sime Frederick, Cigarroakers' Assn, 771 Market
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE.
MULLER THE OPTICIAN,
Established, S.F., 1863, 135 Montgomery.
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Sime Hngh T., clerk Donohoe, Kelly & Co.
Siuie William K., bookkeeper Coftin, Sanderson k
Cook, r. Alameda
Sime William M., clerk, r. 813 JackKOU
Sinie. See Synie
Simi Ferauti, laborer, r. 14 Ohio
Simi (jabriel, cook Henry Hoesch, r. 118 Post
Simi Lndovico, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Simi Michael, traits and vegetables, 1(>35 Post
Simi Peter, fanner, r. 4'jy Green
Simmc-n Ferdinand, carpenter, r. 35G Eleventh
Simmtru John, cabinetmaker J. B. Lnchsiuger & Son,
r. 5 Grand Av
Simmer A., paver Superintendent of Streets
Simmers Theodore, sawyer F. Korbel & Brothers, r.
Empire Lodging House
Simmie James W., captain schr Arago, office 44 Mar-
ket, r. 127 Columbia
Simmonds George, proptr Nabob Whiskey, 312 Sac-
ramento, r. 614 O'Farrell
Simmonds T. H., attorney at law, r. *i30 Commercial
Simmons , captain bark Great Western, Mission
St. Wharf
Simmons Allen, clerk, r. 1217 Union
Simmons Alonzo K. (Simmons, Bowe & Co.) r. So-
noma
Simmons Andrew, watchman S. F. Cordage Factory,
r.W 8 Iowa, bet Sierra and Nevada
Simmons Charles, coachman, 724 California
Simmons Charles, carpenter, r. 828 Valencia
Simmons C. L. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1313 Fillmore
Simmons C. O., farmer, r. Keystone House
Simmons George, cariienter, r. lOGG Howard
Simmons Grace M. Mrs., janitress Girls' High
S<:hool, r. 1217 Union
Simmons Hany, waiter, r. 547 Mission
SiHQmous Horace E., salesman Porter, Oppenheimer,
blessinger & Co.. r. 818 Lombard
Simmons James, assistaiit auditor Southern Pac. KR.,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 3.5, r. 1747
Mission
Simmons James E., clM-k Gray & Haven, r. Oakland
Simmons John, coachman, r. 1311 Pine
Simmons John, compositor Frank Eastman & Co., r.
720 Filbert
Simmons Joseph S. , hardware merchant, r. 819 Fil-
bert
SlnimouK Julia, widow, r.W s Bright, bet Sadowaand
Railroad Av, San Miguel
Simmons Julia J., widow, teacher music, r. 1233
Union
Simmons Kate X.. widow, r. 2517 Bush
Simmons Martha Miss, r. lUOti Pine
Simmons Philip, real-estate, r. 819 Filbert
Simmon!:^, Rowe & Co. (in liquidation) (Alonzo
Simmons and William B. Rowe) hardware.
Clay
Simmons Samuel, watchmaker and jeweler,
Kearny, r. 714 Green
Simmons Samuel L'v, special policeman, r. 303 Lom-
bard
Simmons Sylvester R., secretarj- Crystal Soda Water
Co., NE cor Union and Stockton, r. 7 Roach
Simmons Thomas C, superintendent Lombard Ware-
house, r. 623 .Seventh
Simmons William, rigger, r. 17 Howard
Simmons William J., porter Savings and Loan Soc,
r. 1912 Hyde
Simmons. See Simonds, and Symonds
Simms Elizabeth, widow, laundress, r. llBValparaiBo
Simms G. T., boarding, 174 Jessie
Simms Henry, molder Pac. Iron Works, r. id Tehama
Simms Thomas J., waiter PaL'ce Hotel, r. 647 Mission
Simms. See Siuis, and Symmes
Simon Abraham, tailor, r. 10 Willow, ur Folsom
Simon Alexander (Wertheimer & Simon) r. 1023 Lar-
kin
Simon Alice C. Miss, carriegeniaker William Lewis &
Co., r. 9-.;6 Pacific
Simon Benjamin, r. 30 Oak Grove Av
Simon Bernard, stockspeculator, r. 652 Howard
Simou Charles, cutler M. Price, r. 310 Natoma
Simon Charles, salesman Isaac Sellg, r. 1204 Mission
Simou Charles J., salesman Nast, Greenzweig & Co.,
r. 825 Larkin
Simon Ephraim I. (Simon, Jacobs 4 Co., and Hoff-
man & Co.) r. 334 Hayes
Simon Esther Mrs., secondhand clothing, 237 Third
Simon Francis X., clerk Britton & Rey, r. 520 Filbert
Simon Freda Miss, dressmaker, r. 921)4 Folsom
R.
52
519
Simon George, r. 817 Broadway
Simon George, brushmaker Richard W. Simpson, r.
955 Hartford
Simon George, tailor, 633 Fourth
Simou Gustiive, bookkeeper Esberg, Bachman h Co.,
r. 1615 Bush
Simon Gustave F. (U.Simon, Sons & Cook) r. 1020
Van Ness Av
Simon H. A., agent pianos, (i47 Market, r. 1040 Mission
Simou Henrietta Mrs., secondhand clothing, 305^
Third
Simon Henry, porter Buyer, Reich & Co., r. 4515<
Jessie
Simon Henry, restanrnut. 131 Sansome, r. 2029 Pine
Simon Henry W., cook sihr S. M. Coombs, r. 5 Wash.
Simon Herman L. (Stein, Simou A Co.) r. 1528 Sutter
Simon Hulda, widow, r. 451 '.j Jessie
Simon Isadore, bookkeeper Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,
r. 1204 Mission
Simon Jsidor, inspector Custom House, r. 3.33 Twenty-
seventh
Simon, Jacobs & Co. (Simon I., Ephraim I., and
Samuel Simon, and Isaac H. Jacobs) merchants
(Merced, Snelling, and Hanford) and agents Mer-
ced Woolen Mills, 17 and 19 Battery
Simon James M., carpenter, r. W s Kentucky, bet
Butte and Napa
Simon Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 921 }.j Folsom
Simon Joseph, bootmaker, 818 Montgomery
Simon Joseph, crockery, 302 Sixth, r. 3(18 Sixth
Simon Joseph, furniture, 1226 Stockton
Simon Julius, bartender John King, r. 26 Turk
Simon Julius, Cigarmakers' Assn. 771 Market
Simon Julius C, bookkeeper Colman Brothers, r. 323
Ellis
Simnn Malvina Miss, assistant branch Fourth St.
Primary School, r. 1204 Mission
Simon Paul, compositor Morning Call, r. 736 Market
Simon Peter (Farrer& Simon) r. Anderson, nr Cort-
land Av, B. H.
Simon Samuel, r. 237 Third
Simon Samuel (Simon, Jacobs & Co.) r. 1017 Van
Ntss Av
Simon Samuel Jr. (U. Simon, Sons & Cook) r. 1020
Van Ness Av
Simon Sarah, widow, r. 27 5^ Bernard
Simon Siegmund L., assistant bookkeeper Sheriff's
Office, r. 795J4 Stevenson
Simon Sigismund, traveling salesman Hoffman & Co.,
r. 503 Ellis
Simon Sigismund H., salesman Thomas Sullivan, r.
508 Ellis
Simon Simon, bartender Joseph Moathon, r. 824
Montgomery
Simon Simon, r. 1204 Mis.'-lon
Simon Simon I. (Simon, Jacobs & Co., and Kinion &
Breslauer) r. 1015 Van Ness Av
Simon Theodore, groceries, NWcor Larkln and Geary,
r. 30 Oak Grove Av
Simon U.. Sons & Cook (Ulrich, Samuel Jr., and Gus-
tave F. Simon, and Aaron Cook) importers hats
and caps, 117 and 119 Sansome
Simon Ulrich (U. Simon, Sons & Cook) r. 1020 Van
Ness Av
Simon William J., carpenter and builder, r. 201.">
Hydo
Simon & Breslauer (Simon I. Simon and Lipman
Breslauer) commission wool, and hide mer-
chants, 13 First
Simon. See Symon
Simonds Nathan, proptr Cloverdale Dairy, NW cor
Vermont and Sonoma
Simonds Samuel D., night inspector Custom Honee,
r. 935 Cky
Simonds Schuyler P., conductor California St. RR.,
r. 1426 California
Simonds Willis S., timekeeper Central Pac. RR, r.
.508)4 Grove
Simonds. See Simmons and Symonds
Simonctti Emilia Mrs., talloress Lancaster & Nor-
thon, r. 915 Jackson
Simonetti Felix, r. 819 Montgomery
Simonetti Paolo, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Simoni Matthias, tiamsttr Roth & Co., r. 426 Natoma
Simoni Salvatore, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Simonnar Julius, cook, r. 6 Clara Lane
Simons Allen, clerk W. Finck, r. 1207 Union
Simons Charles, driver, r. 130 Perry
Simons George, carpenter, r. Bryant, nr First "
Simons Henry, bootblack, r. 769 Han-ison
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Simons Henry, cigarmaker
Franklin Hotel
Simons Henry •'VS'., seaman scbr S.
Washington
Simons Isidore, foreman Liebes Brothers & Co., r.
311 Hayes
Simous John P., machinist Morris & Son, r. 32
Fourth
Simons Joseph, fisherman, r. Union, nr Battery
Simons L. Mrs.,costumer, r. 423 O'Farrell
Simons Leonora Miss, teacher music, r. 423 O'Farrell
Simons Matthias, brewer Lafayette Brewery, r. 1523
Mason
Simons Samuel, poddler, r. 921 J$ Folsom
Simons Simon, bootblack, r. 250 Clara
Simons Scott H., driver People's Ice Co., r. 421 Na-
toma
Simons William, glazier, r. 1004 Powell
Simons. See Symons
Simonsen A. M., liquor saloon, 1011 Kearny
Simouson Emma, r. 906 Filbert
Simonson Jeremiah Jr., freight clerk Pacific Mail SS.
City of Tokio
Simonson John, seaman, r. 811 Filbert
Simonson Joseph Jr., salesman Thomas Day, r. Ar-
lington House
Simonson Josephine, widow, r. 906 Filbert
Simonson Lewis, harnessmakpr, r. 1408 5^ Polk
Simonson P., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Simonton F. W., proptr S. F. and Stockton River Kx-
press, 418 Sacramento, r. 424 Ellis
Simonton J. W. (San Francisco Bulletin Co., and
San Francisco Call Co.) r. New York
Simonton Thomas B.. awningmaker, 771 Mission
Simouton's San Frnu.;iaco and Stockton River
press, 418 Sncrauiento
Simpkins Charles, painter C. A. Bernard
Simiskins Charles H.,- commission merchant,
Montgomery, r. 609 Sutter
Simpson A., seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of Panama
Simpson Alexander, carpenter Pacific Mail SS. Co., r.
252 Brannan
Simpson A. M. Si Brother (Asa M. and Robert
W.) lumber dealers, and agents Coos Bay and Co-
lumbia River Packets, 44 Market, yards Howard
and Beale St. Wharfs
Simpson Anthony, cook, i. 409 Pacific
Simpson Arthur, seamau, r. SE cor Harrison and Spear
Simpson Asa M. (A. M. Simpson & Brother) r. Oak-
laud
Simpsou Caroline, widow, r. 124 Fourteenth
Simpson Charles, packer O. Lawton & Co., r. 423 Sec.
Simpson Charles, porter Henry Osterloh, r. NE cor
Clay and Drumm
Simpsou Charles, searcher of records Charles V. Gil-
lesiiie, r. 1135 Ellis
Simpson Charles C, blacksmith, r. N s Valencia, bet
Twenty-first and Tweuty-second
Simpsou Clement S., master mariner, r. 69 Tehama
Simpson Daniel, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn
Simpson E., waiter Pacific Coast SS. State of California
Simpson Edward, laborer, r. 930 Twentieth, rear
Simpson Emma Miss, r. 818 Powell
Simpson Frank, bookkeeper L. G. Sresovich, r. 100
McAllister
Simpson Frederich, boxmaker Union Box Factory, r.
927 J^ Folsom
■Simpson George S., carpenter, r. 317 Oak
Simpson George W., locksmith, 1019 Market, r. 5 M
Simpson George W., r. 8 Erie
Simpson Henry, architect, r. 659 Howard
Simpson Henry, musician, r. 1207 Mission
Simpson J. laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Simpson J. Mrs., r. 208 Ellis
Simpson .James, laborer, r. 1446 Minna
Simpson «James, physician, office 234 Post, r. 814
Sutter
Simpsou James George, brushmaker George Llpsher,
r. SE cor Sacramento and Stockton
Simpson James J., r. 5:50 Third
Simpson Jenny Miss, r. 631 Geary
Simpson John (Simpson & Fisher) r. 1014 Green
Simpson John, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Simpson John, carpenter, r. 210 Hermann
Simpson John, engineer, r. 421 Greenwich
Simpson John^ laborer Union Iron Works, r. 920 How-
ard
Simpson John, seaman Pacific Mail SS. China
Simpson John Jr., harnessmaker Stone & Hayden, r.
421 Greenwich
Simpson John H., foreman composing rooms Evening
Bulletin, r. 317 Oak
Simpson John H., salesman Albert Mau & Co., r. 1811
Post
Simpson Joseph, engineer, r. 1626 Mission
Simpson Joseph C, turf editor Spirit of the Times,
r. Oakland
Simpson .Joseph M., engineer Matthew Turner, r. 529
Howard
Simpson Joshua, peddler, r. 509 Washington
Simpsou Maggie Mrs., bakery, 927;^ Folsom
Simpson Peter G., hatter Martin Muesfldorffer, r.
Berkeley
Simpson Ricliarcl W., proptr S. F. Steam Brush
and Broom Factory, 613 and 615 Brannan, office
325 Sacramento, r. 1713 Sutter
Simjison Robert W. (A. M. Simpson & Brother) r.
Grand Hotel
Simpson S., widow, r. 2535 Mission
Simpson Sarah, widow, lodgings, 221 First
Simpson Sylvester C, attorney at law, 34 Montgom-
ery Block, r. 1617 Broderick
Simpson Thomas, grainer, 1220 Market, r. 1207 Mis-
sion
Simpson Thomas B., searcher of records Charles V.
Gillespie, r. 1135 Ellis
Simpson William (Kelleher & Simpson) r. 932 Fol.
Simpson William, carpenter, r. 417 Bush
Simpson William, compositor Evening Bulletin, r.31T
Oak
Simpson William, driver United Carriage Co., r. 62:;
Howard
Simpson William, druggist, 609 Davis, r. Ala-
meda
Simps jn William, engineer Engine No. 6, 8. F. F. D..
r. 310 Sixth
Simpson William, longshoreman Charles E. Hasel-
tine, r. 1315 Sansome, rear
Simpson William, plasterer, r. 2 Anna
Simpson William, steward, r. 117 Drumm
Simpson William D., cltrk S. F. News Letter, r. 620
Washington
Simpson & Fisher(John Simpson and Andrew Fisher)
sailmakers, 34 and 36 Steuart
Simpson. See Simson
Simpton Frank P., driver City RR., r. SE cor Thlr-
teenth and Mission
Simpton Georgiana, widow, r. 1321 Sansome
Simrak Mitchell, fruits and vegetables, 2100 Fillmore
Sims , r. 118 Eddy
Sims Albert, master schr Lizzie Theresa, Union St.
Wharf
Sims Harry L., physician and surgeon, office 703
Market, r. Grand Hotel
Sims J. Fletcher, bookkeeper John R. Sims, r. 2404
Mission
Sims John, carpenter, 417 Turk
Sims Joiin R., manuf iron doors and shutters,
123 and 125 Beale, r. 700 Shotwell
Sims Joseph, shuttermaker John: R. Sims, r. 1609 Fol.
Sims. See Simms and Symmes
Simson Abraham D., salesman Held Brothers & Co.,
r. 330 Eddy
Simson Colin, compositor Pacific Life, r. 1820 Hyde
Simson J. S., saloonkeeper, r. 32 Fourth
Simson Robert, attorney at law, 803 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Simson William, carpenter, r. 1820 Hyde
Simson. See Simpson
Sinau John, laborer, r. NE cor Twenty-fourth and
Mission
Sincieh Geronimo, waiter, r. 715 Broadway
Sinclair Annie, widow, r. 14 William
Sinclair Archibald, hooks and stationery, SE cor Sut-
ter and Dupont, r. 20 Capp
Sinclair Archibald, ma.son, r. 248 Fourth
Sinclair Archibald, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Sinclair Charles, seaman, r. 117 Dnimm
Sinclair Charles H., supt Mission Bock Warehouse,
office 318 California, room 3, r. 1112 Twenty-first
Sinclair Colin R., r. 824 Union
Sinclair Daniel, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Sinclair Frederick, bookkeeper Getz Brothers & Co.,
r. 1523 Powell
Sinclair Johu, r. 633 Tvler
Sinclair John, carpenter, r. SE cor Twentieth and
Eureka
Sinclair John A., teamster, r. 16 Ninth
Sinclair John W., carpenter, r. 727 Bay
Sinclair Leander D., butcher, 1516 Pacific
SftN FRftNCISCO LAUNDRY '"^shing^donj^ short notice
I MAPnnMnMPU importer of AXD dealer in COAIi AND PIG IRON,
J. lYIHOUUilUUUn, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Sinclair Maggie Mrs., r. 602 Fillmore
Siuclair Mnliolin, machinist, r. 132 McAllister
Sinclair Mary Miss, r. 914 Folsom
Sinclair Peter, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Sinclair Peter, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Sinclair Samuel F., real-estate agent, 432 Montgom-
ery, r. 14 Haight
Sinclair Thomas, vi])hol8terer J. W. Stamper & Co., r.
2o.'i Stevenson
Sinclair. See St. Clair
Sincock Henrj', r. 2322 Mission
Sindel Jacob (Jacob Sintlel H Co.) r. 23 Rondel PI
Sindel Jacob & Co. (Jacob Sindel and Richard Oant-
ner) blacksmiths and wheelwrights, 424 Pacific
Blnerco P., waiter Pacific Mail SS. Australia
Singer Aaron, carpenter, r. 32 Fourth
Singer Charles, cigarmaker, r. 1507 Folsom
Singer Henry, teacher, r. 1713 Polk
Singer Isidore, dentist, r. 226 Turk
Singer Mannfactnring Co., J. B. Mackenzie
agent, 118 Suiter
Singer Maynard. butcher, r. Thirteenth Av, bet N and
P, South S. F.
Singer Richard C, mining, r. 719 Market
Singleuian Henry J., cook, r. 29 Jessie, bet Seventh
and Eighth
Singleton Daniel, blacksmith, r. 3 Folsom Av
Singleton George, bellman Palace Hotel
Singleton Hurry, boatman, r. 32 Steuart
Singleton John, hostler Philadelphia Breweiy
Singleton M. Angelo, mining expert, r. 336 Oak
Singley William, conductor Omnibns KR.
Siiigiuiister George, carpenter, r. 32 Fourth
Singuist H. L., printer, r. Overland House
Sinnott Michael, saddler, r. 1111 Montgomery
Sinnott Patrick, bookkeeper Sanders & Co.,r. cor Cal-
ifornia Av and Twenty-seventh, B. H.
\Sinnott'Kichard, carpenter, r. 660 Natoma
Sinnott W. P., nurse U. S. Marine Hospital
Sinnott. See Synnott
Sissheimer Bernhard (Sinsheimer Brothers) r. San
Luis Obispo
Sinsheimer Brothers (Bernhard and Heury) (of San
Louis Obispo) oflice 228 California
Sinsheimer Henry (Sinsheimer Brothers) and book-
keeper S. Koshland & Co.. r. 1808 Pine
Sinsheimer Moritz, soapmaker, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Sinsheimer Simon, importer crockery, cutlery, tin,
and japanware, 9 Dupont, r. 221 Mason
Sinton Joseph H., assistant License Collector, r.
Oakland
Sinton Richard H., Collector Licenses City and
County, ofBce new City Hall basement, r. Grand
Hotel
Sinz , r. 14 Eddy
Sinz Louis, painter, r. 315 O'Farrell
Sinz Otto, watchmaker Thomas Lundy,r. 319 Duncan
Sioli Victor, seaman, r. .5 Washington
Sipp John, miner, r. 54 First
Sippe Conrad, laborer North Point Dock Bonded
Warehouse, r. Greenwich, bet Dupont and Kear.
Sippol August, clerk, r. 33 Eddy
Sippel Franz E. (Jastrara & Sippel] r. 33 Eddy
Sippel George, porter New Atlantic Hotel. 207 Mont-
gomery Av
Sire Paul, drayman Russ, Meyerink & Co., r. 1508
Mason
Siron Hugh, collector Peter F. Collier, r. 11 Clinton
Siron Michael, laborer, r. 16 Gilbert
Sirpo Cyrus R., barber, 418 Bush
Slrreux Leon, r. 736 Pacific
Sisenvine Coney, clerk Levy Sisenvine, r. 5 Monroe
Sisenviue Levy, cigars and tobacco, 311 Bush, r
Monroe
Siskron Clara A., widow, confectionery, 209 Ji Second
Sisneros Cri.stobal, carpenter, r. 722 Broadway
Siss Peter, r. 6.31 Broadway
— -| Sissa Eugene, a.ssistant carpenter Adelphi Theater, r.
1526 Stockton
Sisson Albert W. (Sisson. Wallace & Co.) r. i595 Ellis
Sisson Caroline M. Mrs., assistant Jefferson Gram-
mar School, r. 2.50;; Bush
Si88on, Walluce & Co. (Albert W. Sisson, Wil-
liam H. Wallace and Clark W. Crocker) general
merchandise, and agents Hayford, Perkins & Co.,
Colfax, and Neff & Co., Dutch Flat, 226 California
Sisterna Philip, proptr Bericeley Transfer Exx^ress,
16 Clay, r. Berkeley
Sisters of Mercy Emiiloyment Office, St. Mary's Hos-
pital, cor First and Bryant
Sisters of St. Dominic, Second Order Private School,
Sister Mary Pia, Superior, S s Tyler, bet Jones
and Leavenworth
Sisters of the Holy Family, 110 Hayes
Sitig Matilda, domestic 1935 Clay
Sitteuheim Benjamin, fish, 11 Hayes Valley Market,
r. 510 Ivy Av
Sitter Joseph, laiindry, 819J4 Howard
Sitterson George, carpenter, r. 263 Clementina -.^.^
Sittner Susan, domestic 119 Jones
Sivertsou Mary, domestic 812 Twentieth
Sivori Antonio, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Six-Mile House, Henry Blanken proptr, W b San
Bruno Road, ur County Line
Sixth 3t. House, Daniel Mahoney proptr, NW cor
Sixth and Bryant
Sixty-three Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Arizona)
M. P. Minor secretary, 44 Nevada Block
Size Patrick, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works
Sjogren Charles, seaman, r. 531 East
Sjoland Andrew O., boilerwatchman Pac. Rolling
Mill, r. W' s Louisiana, bet Napa and Shasta
Sjolund August O., laborer Union Iron Works, r. 490
Eighth
Sjowall Erasmus P., restaurant and liquor saloon.
First Av, nr Kentucky, South S. F.
Skaden Keley C, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SEcor
Minnesota and Mariposa
Skae John, mining, 61 Nevada Block, r. 1315 Van
Ness Av
Skaife Alfred, stockbroker, 215 Sansome, r. 1712 Sac-
ramento
Skain Sadie Miss, shoetitter Buckingham & Hecht
Skavron T., Cal. Jaegers, 620 Bush
Skeam Peter H.. seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Skeautlebury William (Tetlaw & Skeantlebury) r.
803 Reamy
Skehan Ellen, domestic 1218 Geary
Skehan Henry, marblecutter William H. McConnick,
r. 411 Natoma
Skehan James, teamster, r. 8 Noonan's Av
Skehan John, laborer, r. Thirty-second Av, Bay Park
Homestead
Skehan John J., foreman Engine No. 7, S. F. F. D., r.
N s Sixteenth, bet Valencia and Second Av
Skelly - — . car rei)airer Central Pac. RR.,r. 41 Clinton
Skelly Agnes Miss, lodgings, 5.50 Minna
Skelly Annie, domestic 1117 Hyde
Skelly Bridget Miss, r. 658 Mission
Skelly Emma Miss, employes. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. Lincoln, nr Jones
Skelly Frank J., deputy County Clerk, r. 1523 Webster
Shelly Frank P., clerk Crane & Brigham, r. 759 Harri-
son
Skelly James H., salesman Frank G. Edwards, r. 515
Geary
Skelly John, carpenter Superintendent of Streets
Skelly John, liquor saloon, NE cor Howard and
Fourth, r. 9 Harrison .\v i
Skelly John F. (J. Trejos & Co.) r. Costa Rica
Skelly John H., selector R. A. Swain & Co, r. Lincoln.
nr Jones '
Skelly John R., clerk Crane & Brigham, r. Dolores,
bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Skelly Kate, widow, furnished rooms, 829 Folsom j
Skelly Mary, r. Lincoln, nr Jones 1
Skelly Mary, widow, r. 228 Austin |
Skelly Mary, chambermaid Occidental Hotel ;
Skelly Michael, car driver, r. 69 k' Shipley •
Skelly Michael, superintendent N.B. and Mission RR.,
office SW cnr Fourth and Louisa, r. 120 Ninth
Skelly Thomas P., carpenter Mutual Ice Co., r. 2216
Mason
^ .SEellyTimothy, carpenter Phineas Haskell, r. Potrero
d ^^^v, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Skelton Eunion W., bookkeeper MacKintosh & Bacon,
r. 1124 Eddy 1
Skelton John P., night Inspector Custom House, r. |
ir,l4 De Boom
Skelton Lena, dressmaker and lodgings, 1233 Market |
Skerrett Daniel, watchman, jeweler and optician, 126
Second, r. 74 Natoma
Skerrett Ebenezer, r. 513 Taylor
Skerrett John, groceries and liquors, 130 Shipley, r.
133 Shipley
Skerrett Mary J. Miss, r. 325 Jessie
Skerrett Nicholas, real estate, r. 503 Bush
Skerrett Thomas, boots and shoes, 226 Sixth
Skevo William (Campodonlco & Skevo) r. 413 Union
Skey George F., missionary, r. 102 Langton
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Bkey George Washington, fanner, r. W s Rhode
Island, bet Butte and Napa
8key Myra, widow, r. W s Khodc Island, bet Butte
and Napa
Skidniore Charles W., r. 1217 Filbert
Skidmore Elizabeth T. Mrs., millinery, 1114 Market,
r. 124 Tyler
Bkidmore Harriet M. Miss, r. 1217 Filbert
Bkidmore James E., bookkeeper, r. 130 Tyler
Skidmore Susie E. Miss, assistant Market St. Prima-
ry School, r. l'J17 Filbert
Skidmore Walter A., mining expert, r. 10063^ Wash.
Sklfif Alonzo M., contractor, r. 2ii Oak Grove Av
Skiff James, painter, r. NE cor Howard and- Twenty-
second
Skiff Oscar J., i)aluter, r. NE cor Twenty-second and
Howard
Skiflingtou Frank, cabinetmaker Greffe & Tanron, r.
3'2 De Boom
Skilligan John, hostler St. Lawrence Livery Stable,
r. Jersey, bet Castro and Diamond
Skilling Daniel H., ujiholsterer J. Spaulding& Co., r.
351 Tehama
Skimson Ann Mrs., r. 326 Seventh
Skiiiker John, agent Dupont Powdf-r Co., Win-
chester Ktpeatiug Arms Co., and Eagle Fuse Co.,
115 Pine, r. Oakland
Skinner A. D., St. Andrew's See, 232 Sutter
Skinner Edward, machinist, r. 702 Natoma
Skinner Fran'< second engineer stmr Ceres, Jackson
St.Wharf
Skinner Grace, widow, r. 821 Valencia
Skinner Henry C, salesman James R. Kelly & Co., r.
W 8 Dolores, bet Twenty-fifth and Clipper
Skinner John C, conductor California St. RR., r. 1423
California
Skinner John F., r. 702 Natoma
Skinner Richard, painter, r. 520 Broadway
Skinner Robert, asphaltumworker, r. 13 Powell
Skinner Tristrim Ii., clerk District Attorney, 8
Montgomery Av, r. 1025 Sutter
Skinner William, cook stm Yosemite, r. Green, ur
Montgomery Av
Skipper James C, teamster Continental Oil and
Transportation Co., r. 202 Fifth
Skipper J. C. Mrs., groceries, 202 Fifth
Skivinglon John F., foreman pattern shop Risdou I.
and L.Works, r. 618 Hayes
Sklvington Peter, molder Ri.'^don I. and L. Works, r.
W s Florida, bet Butte and Twentieth
Skivington Patrick, patternmaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 618 Hayes
Skivo Giuseppe, Italian Sharpshooters, 413 Broadway
Skolfield Charles L., dyer, r. 8 Hunt, rear
Skosky Vincent, laborer Pacific Distillery, r. NW cor
Fillmore and Francisco
Skcv Frank, Coopers' Pro. Assn, 767 Market
Skowran Joseph, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fil-
bert and Mason
Skoyen Annie, domestic 15 Rnss
Skoyen Annie, widow, dressmaker, r. 38 Harriet
Skuce Frank, long.shoreman, r. 7 Boyd
Skuce James, liquor saloon, 536 Jackson, r. 12 Bren-
ham PI
Skyler Samuel, secund cook SS. Oregon, Folsoni St.
Wharf
Slack Andrew L., clerk, r. 2132 Howard
Slack Darwin E., solicitor, r. 825 Broadway
Slack John, waiter, r. 223 Fifth
Slack Walter K., clerk Mnllan & Hyde.r. 2132 Howard
Slade James H.. r. 601 California
Sladky Anthony T., photographer Thomas House-
worth & Co., r. NW cor Guerrero and Twenty,
fomrth
Sladky Charles, photographer Bradley & Rulofson, r.
NW cor Twenty-fourth and Guerrero
Sladky Joseph, r. NW cor Twenty-fourth and Guer-
rero
Sladky Joseph Jr., brassfinisher Cal. Electrical
Works, r. NW cor Twenty-fourth and Guerrero
Slager Henry, maltster, r. Twentieth Av, nr K, South
S. F.
Slamberg Charles T., shipwright, r. 334 Bryant, rear
Slamon Delia, domestic 804 Turk
Slamon Patrick, bookkeeper John McKee, r. 219 Clara
Slane Edward A., millman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Es
Illinois, bet Napa and Shasta
Slane John, laborer, r. Bush, bet Van Ness Av, and
Polk
Slange Frederick, teacher music, r. 1713 Mason
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Slate Creek Gold Mining Co., James L. Fields secre-
tary, 240 Montgomery
Slate E'. Mrs., r. 524 Eddy
Slate F., instructor University of California, r. 524
Eddy
Slater Annie Miss, seamstress La Grande Laundry
r. E 8 Thirteenth, bet Folsom and Howard
Slater Charles H., painter Hopps & Sons, r. 216 Pros-
pect PI
Slater H. L., mason Palace Hotel
Slater John, seaman, r. 26 Sieuart
Slater Patrick, plasterer, r. 618 .Sixth
Slater Peter, seaman schr San Diego, Humboldt Wharf
Slater Richard L., brickmason, r. 19 Js Stevenson Av
Slater Thomas O., r. 2320 Pine
Slat'^r William, captain bark Victor, Vallejo St. Wharf
Slaltery Catherine, domestic 931 Post
Slattery Dennis, shoemaker U. W. C. boot and Shoe .
Co.,r. N 8 Twenty-eighth, bet Dfilores and Guerrero I
Slatterv Dennis F., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1429 '
Poik
Slattery House, Jeremiah Slattery proptr, 521 Howard
Slattery James, expressman, S s Market, bet Jones
and Leavenworth, r. Wells Av, bet Dolores and
Church I
Slattery James, laborer, r. 2 Francisco ;
Slattery James, second officer stmr El Capitan, Oak-
land Ferry, r. East Oakland
Slattery Jeremiah, proptr Slattery House, 521 Howard
Slattf-rv John, carpenter, r. 11 Gilbert, rear
Slattery John, helper Patrick W. Kelly, r. 38 First
Slattery John, longshoreman, r. 2107 Stockton
Slatterv Josenh M., copi)eri;late printer A. L. Ban-
croft & Co., r. 1517 Polk
Slattery Michael, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. SW
cor Point Lobos and Sixth Avs
Slattery Michael F., printer Jones, Rulofson & Co., r.
W s Twenty-eighth, nr Guerrero
Slattery Richard, teamster John G. lis, r. 334 Vallejo
Slattery Miiry, widow, r. 1113 V. Kearny
Slattery Patrick, laborer, r. Globe House
Slattery Patrick, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt k Co., r.
856 3»i Harrison
Slattery Thomas F.. finisher Jones, Rulof.son & Co., r.
W s Twenty-eighth, nr Guerrero
Slattery William J., machinist I'nion Iron Works, r.
1211 Folsom
Slavan Annie E. Miss, principal Eighth St. Primary
School, r. 368 Seventeenth
Slavan John, gardener, r. 15^^ Harrison Av
Slavan John Jr., painter, r. 15?.^ Harrison Av
Slavan M. H. Miss, assistant Eighth St. Grammar
School, r. 568 Seventeenth
Slaven Cornelius, teamster, r. 606 Second
Slaveu Edward Rev., assistant pastor St. Peter's Ro-
man Catholic Church, r. E s Alabama, bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Slaven Frank, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 541 First
Slaven Hannah, widow, r. 27}% Oak Grove Av
Slaven Henry B., chemist and npothecary, im-
porter drugs and perfumes, and wholesale drug-
gist, NE cor Market and Powell, r. The Baldwin
Slaven James E., compositor Alta California, r..27H
Oak Grove Av
Slaven Joseph, tanner, r. 213 Clara
Slaven M. laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Slaven Michael, laborer Pacific Improvement Co., r.
E s Illinois, bv-t Napa and Butte
Slaven Moses A. (Slaven & Tt-rrill) r. 715 Seventeenth
Slaven Patrick, laborer, r. 761 Folsom
Slaven Thomas, laborer, r. 9 Converse
Slaven & Terrill (Moses A. Slaven and Charles C.Ter-
rill) contractors and biillders, 717 Seventeenth
Slavin Jchn, second steward Pacific Mail SS. South
Carolina
Slavin Patrick, bakery, 1324 Dupont
Slavin Patrick, miller, r. 15 Gilbert
Sluvin. See Slavan, Slaven and Slevin
Slavonic lUyric Mutual Benev. Soc. rooms 10 Cal.
Slayback Debey, widow, forewoman Hall &Lachman,
r. 10 n Market
Sleator Edmvmd M.. canvasser, r. 529?^ Shotwell
Sleback Philip J., bu -kskindresser Christian Hellwig,
r. NE cor Twenty-fourth and Mission
Sleeper Charles, manager S. F. Clearing House, 211
Sansome. r. 4.j6 Guerrero
Sleeper Eunice S., widow, r. 334 Fremont
Sleeper Frank H.. clerk frt-ight auditor Central Pac.
RR., r. 802 Geary
Sleeper H. M. Mrs., widow, r. 802 Geary
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Sleeper Hobart W., saleBmsn Baker k Hamilton, r.
1230 Mission
Sleeper May Miss, asElstant Silver St. Primary School,
r. 222 Shotwell
Sleepir William CaBsayer, r. 222 Shotwell
81c6Biugei- Lewis (Porter, Oppenheimer, Slessiuger &
Co.) r. 2513 Sacramento
Slevin Patrick, policeman City Hall, r. 27.W Harrison
Sleviu Thomas E., casliior S. F. (iae Light Co., r. 2318
Mission
Sheer Walter R. Mrs., widow, r. 331 Union
Slimmer Philip, tanner, r. 5 Mile House
summon Alon/.o, tireman Central Pac. RR., r. i
South Park Av
Slinkey Daniel, bartender Overland House
Slinkey John E., proptr Overland Bouse, 531
and 533 Sacramento, and Creniorne Gardens, Mar-
tinez, r. 533 Sacramento
Sloan Alexander, molUer Union Iron Works, r. West
Oakland
Sloan Arthur E., clerk Butler & Haldan, r. 32fi Tenth
Sloan Bernard, sheep raiser, r. 1425 Bush
Sloan Elizabeth, widow, dressmaker, 309 Slxtli
Sloan F. H., compositor The Argonaut, r. Park Hotel
Sloan George, first officer Pacific Mail SS. City of
Sydney
Sloan George (Hall & Sloan) r. SW cor Oak and Oc-
tavia
Sloan Hardee H., mining superintendent and mill
builder, r. 1.531 Tyler
Sloan Henry packer, r. 1707 Dupont
Sloan .lames, master bark Orejion, r. 753 H Folsom
Sloan James F., cierk A. F. Downing & Son, r. Oak-
land
Sloan John, fireman, r. 73 Natoma
Sloan John, teamster, r. W s Tennessee, bet Butte
and Solano
Sloan John S., capitalist, r. 1085 Broadway
Sloan Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 31<i Minna
Sloan Theresa .Mrs., fiuits. SW cor Oak and Octavia
Sloan Thomas, sergeant park guard. Golden Gate
Park, r. S s Haigbt, bet Baker and Lyon
Sloan William, dairyman, r. W s Bryant," bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Sloaii AVilliaiu R., rcul-estate, 528 California,
room 1, r. 611 Polk
Sloane Bernard, groceries and liquors, W s Tehama,
bet Norwich and Precita Av, B. H.
Sloane W. di J, (of New York) Charles L. Watson
agent, importers and dealers carpets, oil cloths,
upholstery goods, etc., 525 and 527 Market
Sloane William £., ticket agent Sausalito Land and
Ferry Co.,r. 1510 Pine
Slocomb Henry, carpenter, r. 5 Adelaide PI
Slocomb Jane P., widow, r. 222 Austin
Slocum A. Mrs., carpetsewer Charles M. Plum & Co.,
r. Hancock House
Slocum Ada Mrs., assistant librarian Free Public
Library, r. 425 Sutter
Slocum Amanda M. Mrs., job printer, 612 Clay
Slocum Charles B., expressman, r. 2714 Folsom
Slocum Giles J., r. 715 Howard
Slocum H. C, mate bark Northern Light, Main St.
Wharf
Slocum Henry, foreman sash shop D. \. Macdonald &
Co., r. 5 Adelaide PI
Slocum Lot D. , proptr Excelsior Stable, 921-925
Sutter, r. 925 Sutter
Slocumb George L., stock dealer, r. 616 Natoma
Slomke Frederick, teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
Brannan, bet Eighth and Ninth
Slopsky Louis, hackdriver, r. 502 Grove
Slorah Ed^vard C, bottled ale and porter, 708
Sansome, and proptr Excelsior Brewery. 735 Te-
hama, r. NW cor Twenty-sixth and Folsom
Slorah James, caijitalist, 708 Sansome, r. NW cor
Twenty-si.\th and Folsom
Sloss Dora Miss, assistant Bm'h St. Primary School,
r. 911 1'olk
t Slogs Gordon E., president Board Fire Comm'a-
sloners, office 235 Kearny, and deputy County
Assessor, r. 911 Polk
Sloss Leon, clerk Louis Sloss .t Co., r. 1818 California
, Sloss Louis (Louis Sloss & Co., Funcke & Co., and
Hutchinson, Kohl, Philippeus & Co.) 310 San.
Sloss Lcuis Jr.. clerk Louis Sloss & Co.. r. 1818 Cal.
Sloss Jjuula & Co. (Louis Sloss, Simon Greene-
wald, and Lewis GiTstle) hides, wool, fur, and
commission merchants, 310 and 312 Sansome
: Sloss. See Schloss
Slossou Edward P., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. lillO Vallejo
Slosson Edward E., mining superintendent, r. 1010
Vallejo
Slover Isaac H., glove mannf, r. 209 Leideedorflf
Slugulick Stephen, seaman Pacific Mail SS. South
Carolina
Slyker Christopher C, carpenter, r. NW cor Webster
and Filbert
Slysles Mary, domestic 1C05 Howard
Slytes Frank, chief engineer stmr Oakland, Oakland
Ferry, r. 210 ProsjiectPl
Smack Ferdinand, barber H. Schottler, r. 2755 Mis-
sion
Sniadeke William, groceries and liquors, SW
cor Eib'hth and Mission
Smadeke. See Schmadeke
Smale John, carpenter Southern Pao. RR., r. NW
cor Eiuhteeuth and Sherman
Small X. F. Mrs., dressmaker, 1131 li Mission
Small Alexander, shipoarpenter, r. Cassius Hotel
Small Alexander H., clerk Security Savings Bank, r.
1608 Van Ness Av
Small Allen, carpenter, 102 Nineteenth, r. 325 Capp
Small Annie E., dressmaker, r. 2050 Mission
Small Archibald, r. 42 Louisa
Small Catherine, widow, r. 416 Natoma
Small Charles H., foreman Isaac H. Small, r. 773 Har-
rison
Small Dominique, carpenter and builder, 424 Jackson,
r. 407 Greenwich
Small Edward '^C., driver Cliff House omnibns
Small Emma .Mrs., dressmaker, 428 Sutter
Small Frances, widow, r. 7i)7 Montgomery Av
Small Frank E., oiler Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York
Small Henry, soapniaker, r. 15 Eureka, nr Eighteenth
Small IsaacH., manuf steam engines and sawmills,
574 and 576 Brannan, r. .568 Folsom
Small Jacques, waiter Union Club, 508 California
Small John, bartender, r. 407 Greenwich
Small John, laborer Thomas P. H. Whitelaw, r. 337
Bryant
Small Lawrence J., engineer, r. 609 Folsom
Small Levi, seaman Pacific Coast SS. State of Cali-
fornia
Small Lewis, Riggers' Pro. Union, 614 Howard
Small Mary Mrs., r. 1714 Polk
Small Peter, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Smallpox Hospital (Twenty-sixth street) SW cor De
Haro and Colusa
Small Richard G., collector, r. 1131 M Mission
Small William, r. Cassius Hotel
Small William, barber, r. 54 Third
Small William P., shipcarpenter, r. 9 Essex
Smalley Preston, seaman ship H. S. Gregory, Pacific
St. Wharf
Smalling William L., gardener, r. 2319 Howard
Smallman William E., sailmaker Pacific Mail SS. Co.,
r. 5 Gilbert
Smalls Jacob, cook, r. 125 Clara
Smalls Paulina, widow, r. 18 Langton
Smart Ann Miss, r. 1412 Octavia
Smart Annie, widow, r. 301 Clemcntiua
Smart B. C. Mrs., r. 66 St. Ann's Building
Smart Charles B., driver George C. & James G. Smart,
r. W s Old San Jose Road, nr Bernal Station
Smart D., butcher Pacific Mail SS. Australia
Smart David S., St. Andrew's Soc, 232 Sutter
Smart F. W., teamster George C. A: James G. Smart,
r. Old San Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Smart George C. (George C. k James G. Smart) r. Old
San Jos? Road, nr Industrial School
Smart George C. & James G., proptrs New York
Dairy, Old San Jose Road, nr Industrial School,
office 35 Eddy
Smart George R., (Smart tt Co.) and stenoilcutter, 28
Market, r. Oakland
Smart James, lumber dealer, r. 121 Perry
Smart James Q. (George C. & James G. Smart) r.
Old San Jos^ Road, nr Industrial School
Smart J. H., conductor Market St. RR , r. Cincinnati
Hotel
Smart Robert, steward Pacific Mail SS. Australia
Smart William, seaman, r. .')4 Sacramento
Smart William H., cook George L. Dixon, 2645 Mission
Smart * Co. (George R. Smart and R. C.Bingley) sten-
cil cutters, 209 Clay
Smedberg James R. , gas engineer, 127 Beale, r. Oak-
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Smeflberg William R., correspondent CAdolphe
Lowe & Co., r. 1611 Larkiu
Smedk.y Heury, janitor, 323 Front, r. 1111 Clay
Smedley James W., salesman A. NicoU, r. 16 Stock.
Smeetoii Joseph, miller, r. 1023 Filbert
Smeth Antonio S., oyster saloon and restaurant, 1004
Market, r. 331 McAllister
Smethures Harry L., seaman schr Maria H. Nelson,
Howanl St. Wharf
Smiddy Timothy, luinbermau, r. 211 J<J Perry
Smidt Addie, domestic 602 Guerrero
Smidt Clara, domestic 1212 Ellis
Smidt Emma, domestic 14 Eureka
Smidt Frank, hackmau John Ehlers, r. 1221 Pierce
Smidt Frank, laborer, r. NE cor Twenty-second and
Church
Smidt Richard, laborer American Sugar Refinery, r.
1105 Battery
Smidt Vi'llliam, tailor, r. 528 Bush, rear
Smidt. See Schmid. Schmidt, Schmitt, and Smith
Smiley Clarissa J. Mrs., r. 2610 Hyde
Smiley Harry P., pressman S. W. Raveley, r. 634
Broadway
Smiley Helen M. Miss, assistant Jackson St. Primary
School, r. 634 Broadway
Smiley James, r. 634 Broadway
Smiley James, seaman bark Helen W. Almy, Miiwon
St.Wharf
Smilev Joseph E., stockbroker, 240 Montgomery, room
11", r. 1008 Jones
Smiley Orsemus, horeetrainer, r. W s First Av, N of
Fulton
Smiley Samuel P., salesman Painter & Co., r.
634 Broadw^ay
Smiley Tnomas J. L.. stockbroker, 306 Montgomery,
r. 2225 Taylor
Smiley William T., laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. 114
Langton
Smilie Elton E., dentist and physician, ofBlce and r.
049 Washington
Smistard Ole S., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Illinois, bet Shasta and Napa
Smith , actor Tivoli Crarden, r. 509 Mission
Smith , capitalist, r. 439 Bush
Smith , clerk, r. 406 Laguna
Smith A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 961 Mission
Smith A. Mrs., widow, r. 790 Folsom
Smith A. A., r. 9.57 Market
Smith A. B., shoecutter, r. 20 Page
Smith Adam, carpenter, r. 1923 Howard
Smith Adam, liquor saloon, 633 Sacramento, r. 515
Sacramento
Smith Adam B. Rev., pastor Ziou's Church, r. 1306
Vallejo
Smith Ahimaaz B., proptr Humboldt Livery Stables,
1209 Fol.'-om
Smith Agues L.Mrs., vocalist, r. 108 Langton
Smith Al., photographer, r. 229 Kearny
Smith Alba F. Miss, retoucher William Shew, r. 1205
Howard
Smith Albert, cook Terminal Hotel , 610 Fourth
Smith Albert G., painter, r. 18k Stevenson Av
Smith Albert F., laborer, r. N s Clipper, .bet Sanchez
and Church
Smith Albion J., collector Pacific Coast SS. Co., Broad-
way Wharf, r. 2009 Powell
Smith Alexander (Smith & Davis) r. 623 Howard
Smith Alexander, mining, r. 14 Turk
Smith Alexander D., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r.
1215 Kearny
Smith Alexander E., master mariner, r. N s Borland,
bet Sanchez and Church
Smith Alfred J. Mrs., widow, r. 2313 Howard
Smith Amelia, widow, r. 2510 Bryant
Smith Amiel, molder, r. 110 Sixth
Smith Amy Miss, Cigarmaker's Assn, 771 Market
Smith Anderson, laborer Sol. Wangenheim & Co.,r.
407 Pacific
Smith Andrew, bookkeeper Corbitt & Macleay, r. 331
Montgomery
Smith Andrew, captain schr Marguerita, Jackson St.
Wharf
Smith Andrew, driver N. B. and Mission ER., r. 12
Bemice
Smith Andrew, ma'chinist, r. 873 J^ Market
Smith Andrew, stonecutter, r. 103 Fifteenth
Smith Andre-»v D. , insurance agent, 310 Califor-
nia, r. Oakland
Smith Andrew V., restaurant. 17 Washington, r. 2445
Howard
Smith Ann Mrs., r. 317 Geary
Smith Ann E., cook, r. 1513 Leavenworth
Smith Ann J., widow, r. 2125 Bush
Smith Anna E., clerk general freight office Central
Pac. RR., r. Oakland
Suith Annie Mrs., r. 20 Mason
Smith Annie, widow, r. 632 Eddy
Smith Annie, widow, r. 302 Fourth
Smith Annie, domestic 1112 Twenty-first
Smith Annie, domestic 11 Rukr
Smith Annie, domestic 1317 Tyler
Smith Annie, Mrs., nurse City and Coxmty Hospital
r. NW cor California Av and Eugenia, B. H.
Smith Annie B. Mrs., r. 1225 Market
Smith Anthony J., compositor Pacific Life, r. 873'
Market
Smith Antone (Smith & Grego) r. 331 McAllister
Smith Arnold, laborer, r. 63 Everett
Smith Arthur A. (Freeman, Smith & Co.) r. Pals' >
Hotel
Smith August, baker, r. C09 Jackson
Smith August, seaman ship Belvedere
Smith Au.stin A., expressman, cor Davis and Wash-
ington, r. 729 Ivy Av
Smith A. W., driver City Cab and Carriage Stables
Smith Axel W., master mariner, r. 213 Clara
Smith B. (Smith & Taylor) r. 22 Stockton PI
Smith B., r. Hancock House
Smith Barclay J., r. 330 Twenty-second
Smith Barlow J., proptr Hygienic Medical and Phre-
nological Institute, 633 California
Smith Bartholomew, tinsmith, r. 516 Devisadero
Smith Baiton. brushmaker Kunze & Brakmann, r.
128 Langton
Smith Bayard, r. 839 O'Farrell
Smith Benjamin, r. 7 Quincy PI
Smith Benjamin, machinist, r. Columbia Hotel
Smith Benjamin, teamster Wilkins & Foy, r. 210
Montgomery Av
Smith Benjamin G., freight clerk SS. State of Califor-
nia, r. 325 Lombard
Smith Benjamin J., clerk Oliver Hawes, r. 619 Bnsh
Smith Benjamin E., r. Eleventh Av, nr Railroad Av,
South S. F.
Smith Bernard, boot treer U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. N s Twenty-second, bet Mission and Bart-
lett
Smith Bernard, laborer, r. 2 Elizabeth
Smith Bertha Mrs., embroidery, r. 711 Geary, rear
Smith Bradford W., receiving teller London and San
Francisco Bank, r. Oakland
Smith Bridget C. E., widow, r. 317 Vallejo
Smith C, longshoreman Menziee, Bingham & Co.
Smith Caroline, widow, r. 28 Stone
Smith Carrie, widow, r. St. David's House
Smith Caskell, bookkeeper, r. 305 Kearny
Smith Canie Miss, dressmaker, r. 28 Euss
Smith atlierine, widow, r. Laurel Av, nr Van Ness Av
Smith Catherine, domestic 1105 Van Ness Av
Smith Catherine Miss, dressmaking, 819 Howard
Smith Catherine, widow, furnished rooms, 426 Geary
Smith C. A., fruits and vegetables, 55 Fifth
Smith C. C, r. Eevere House
Smith Charles (Broneer & Smith) and bakery and res-
taurant, 1013 Folsom
Smith Charles, r. 630 Capp
Smith Charles, baker Pacific Mall SS. Australia
Smith Charles, bartender Andrew Jackson, r. 66 Ore-
gon
Smith Charles, boatmaker, r. 235 Minna
Smith Charles, butcher Paul Husson, r. cor Eleventh
Av and M, South S. F.
Smith Charles, carpenter, r. 413 Clementina , ^
Smith Charles, clerk, r. 915 Market """^
Smith Charles, coachman, r. 621 Pacific
Smith Charles, gardener Samuel C. Blgelow, r. 610
Fourth
Smith Charles, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW cor
Bryant and Eighth
Smith" Charles, liquor saloon, SE cor Kearny and
Merchant, r. 441}^ Clementina
Smith Charles, miner, r. Bootz Hotel
Smith Charles, nurse Home for care of Inebriates,
NE cor Stockton and Chestnut
Smith Charles, porter What Cheer House Restaurant
Smith Charles, seaman, r. 28 Louisa
Smith Charles, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Smith Charles, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Smith Charles, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Smith Charles, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY,
EDDY ST., West of Fillmore Street
OFFICE. 33 GEARY ST, ^
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPOUTER OF AND DfiALER IN COAL ANU PIG IRON,
4tl Market Street, vomer Spear.
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Smith Charles, seaman, r. 415 East
Smith Chark-8, seamau, r. North Pacific Hotel
Smith Charles, seaman schr Anna Aden, Steuart St.
Wharf
Smith Charles, seamau schr Annie Harlev, Union St.
Wharf
Smith Charles, seaman schr Cassie Haywaril, Mission
St. Wharf
Smith Charles, seaman schr Z. B. Hayward, BealeSt.
Wharf
Smith Charles, stevedore, r. 2126 Stockton
Smith Charles, waiter Paul & Wilson, r. 28 Ellis
Smith Charles A., shoemaker E. D. N'olun & Co., r.
418 Orove
Smith Cliarles B., r. 021 California
Smith Cijarles B., reporter, r. St. David's House
Smith Charles C, waiter Bohemian Club, r. 403
Clementina
Smith Charles E., sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r.
106 Freelon
Smith Charles E., deputy County Clerk, r. 4 Elgin
Park
Smith Charles F., engineer, r«18J^ Bausch
Smith Charles F., seaman, r. 2G Steuart
Smith Charles G., contractor, r. 2918Fol80m'
Smith Charles G., miner, r. 1(3 Mason
Smith Charles H., bookkeeper E. Hochstadter k Co.,
r. fyl5 Sacramento
Smith Charle-s H., bookkeeper, r. 206 Fourth
Smith Charles H., cashier Liverpool and London
and Globe Insurance Co., r. 1260 California
Smith Charles H. .clerk Treasurer Southern Pac. BR.,
r. 26 Kl^iu Park
Smith Charles H., letter carrier Post Oflfice, r. 1103
Powell
Smith Charles H., painter Hugh G. Jarman. 2049
Mission
Smith Charles H., pilot, r. 219 Lombard
Smith Charles H., waiter Vanoni & Scott, r. 146 Second
Smith Charles J., printer, r. 134 J^ Seventh
Smith Charles J. J., teacher music and languages,
1808 Laguna
Smith Charles L., waiter 611 Montgomerv, r. 231
O'Farrell
Sniitli Cliarles M., agent Merchants' Overland
Transfer Express Co<, 436 Montgomery, r. 841
Harrison
Smith Charles N., carpenter John Sweeney, r. 1151
Mission
Smith Charles O., clerk Reed& Co., r. 258 Clementina
Smith Charles O., contractor, r. 2918 Folsom
Smith Charles R., carpet layer Mitchell &.Hobe. r. 232
Foufteenth
Smitli Charles R., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
Oakland
Smith Charles S., clerk, r. 1507 Clay
Smith Charles 3., engineer Fulton Iron Works, r.
506^ Natoma
Smith Charles S., millhand Horace Davis & Co., r.
W s Columbia PI, nr Sutledge Av, B. H.
Smith Charles T., bookkeeper Frank G. Edwards, r.
832 California
Smith Charles W., blacksmith, r. 203 Hyde
Smith Cliarles W., captain schr Annie Harley, Union
St.Wiiarf
Smith Charles W., coppersmith, 520 and 522 Davis, r.
1418 Geary
Smith Charles W., porter Bumell & Turner, r. 325
Lombard
Smith Charles W., sheep butcher, r. Twelfth Av., bet
L and M, South S. F.
Smitli Charles W., teamster, r. N s Twenty-seventh,
bet Folsom and Harrison
Smith Charles W. Jr., coppersmith George A. Tripp
& Co., r. Creedraore House
Smith Christian W. iRedington k Co.) r. Palace
Hotel
Smith r. J., r. 128 Fourth
Smith Clarence C. clerk general freight office Central
Pac. RR., r. 151U Efeavenworth
Smith Clark A., yardniaster Central Pac. BR., r. Oak-
land
Smith Claude L., attorney at law, 12 Montgomery, r.
fill Hyde
Smith Clement, carpenter Cal. Mills, r. 1013 Hayes
Smith Clemmons, sewing machine agent, 16 Fourth
Smith Colin M., porter More, Reynolds k Co., r. 508
Powell
Smith Collins C, carpenter, r. N s Valley, bet San-
chez'and Npe
Smith Coustautine F., baggagemaster Southern Pac.
RR., r. 436 Fifth
Smith. Cro^v^oii, president Cal. Artificial Stone
Paving Co., 402 Montgomery, room 5, r. 1504
Jones
SmitU C. HV. 91., solicitor patents and patent
law attorney, 137 Montgomery, rooms 1 and 2, r.
1719 Clay
Smith D., bootmaker, r. 753 Howard
Smith D., cook, r. Branch House
Smith Daniel, teamster Jogpph Macdouough, r. 330
Spear
Smith Daniel G., keeper Sheriff s offii'e, r.3491i Minna
Smith Daniel P., cigars and tobacco. SE cor Wash-
ington and Sansomc, r. 1010 Washington
Smith David A., messenger City and County Coroner,
16 O'Farrell
Smith David B., compositor John H. Knarston, r.
Branch House
Smith David C, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 2030
Mission
Smith David P. (Smith & Phillips) r. 2311 Mission
Smith Delia, widow, r. 259 Clara
Smith Denis A., patent medicines, .532}^ Bush
Smith Dennis B., carpenter, r. 17 Hampton PI
Smith Dewitt C, r. 1504 Jones
Smith D. S.. watchman Capitol Mills, r. I'il&a Fol-
som
Smith E., captain Pacific Coast SS. San Vicente.
Smith E. Mrs., w^idow, r. 753 Harrison
Smith Early F., fireman Southern Pac. ER., r. 1929
Howard
Smith Eijen I., accountant, r. NW cor Sixteenth and
Utah
Smitli Ebenezer, master mariner, r. NW cor Six-
teenth and Utah
Smith E. D., widow, r. C15 Nineteenth
Smith E. D., physician, ofllce and r. 223 Kearny, rooms
10 and 11
Smith Edward, capitalist, r. 725 Pine
Smith Edward, clerk Edmond Flynn, r. 520 Taylor
Smith Edward, waiter Pacific Mail SS. China
Smith Edward A., smelter ar.d refiner, r. SE cor Polk
and North Point "•■
Smith Edward F., gasfitter William Enright k Co.,
r. 144 Natoma
Siuitli Ed^vard J., managing clerk Wheaton k
Scrivner, and secretary Cal. Rifle Assu, 2 Mont-
gomery Block, r. 268 Minna
Smith Edward N., carpenter new U. S. Appraiser's
Building, r. 512 Leavenworth
Smith Edward W., groceries and liquors, 123 Seventh
Smith Edwin A., expre-'isman, r. 324 Treat Av
Smith Edwin L., superintendent Masonic Cemetery,
Point Lobos Av, nr Lone Mountain
Smith E. E.. sawyer S. F. Box Factory, r. 106 Freelon
Smith E. G. Mrs., photographer, r. 967 Mission
Smith E. Grainger Mrs., dressmaker, 912 Harrison
Smith Elijah E., r. 1505 Tyler
Smith Eliza Miss, r. 519 Sixth
Smith Eliza Mrs., r. 1922 Taylor
Smith Elizabeth, widow, r. 417 Vallejo
Smith Elizabeth, widow, r. 1328 Columbia
Smith Ellen A. Mrs., r. 1011 Washington
Smith Elvira R. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 18 Jj Rausch
Smith Emanuel, milker Hiram Clifford, r. cor Cam-
l)ridge and Bacon, bet Mission and San Bruno
Road
Smith Emil, steward, r. 428 Chestnut
Smith Emily Mrs., r. 34 Ellis
Smith Eujily, domestic NE cor Gough and Jackson
Smith Emma Miss,r. 1411 Clay
Smith Emma, domestic 339 Mc.VUlster
Smith Emma G. Mrs., lodgings, 229 Kearny
Smith E. S. Mrs., r. 316 Third
Smith Eunice, widow, r. 600 Pine
Smith Everett E., captain stmr Siberia, offlco 122 Cal-
ifornia, r. 1505 Tyler
Smith Everett L., with Robertson & Grosh, r. 23
Kearny
Smith F., reporter, r. 225 Bush
Smith F. A., r. 7 Quincy PI
Smith Fannie E. Mrs., r. 1239 Mission
Smith Ferdinand, money broker, 316 Montgomery, r.
2;")09 Howard
Smith Ferdinand A., painter Pacific Coast S8. Co., r.
14 Rausch
Smith F. Martin, office 330 Pine, room 3
Smith F. P., bookkeeper Mexican Gold and Silver
Mining Co., r. Oakland
I nilNni APH ki rr\ Growers of and Dealers m fine wines.
J I VjI U II L/ L.r\\/ I I VX V/ V/i Corner Market uud Second Streets.
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Smith F. R. & W. H. (Franklin R. and William H.)
dairy, RuBsia Av, nr Edinburgh
Smith Frances, dressmaker, r. 1012 Mason
Smith Francis (Francis Smith & Co.) r. Santa Clara
Smith Francis, -watchman stmr Capital, Oakland Fer-
ry, r. 51 Sacramento
Smith Francis 6i Co. (Francis Smith) manufs
hydraulic and artesian pipe, laO Beale
Smith Francis M.. exprebsman, 2 California, r. 13 An-
thony
Smith Francois, watchca^e mauul', 417 Bush
Smith Frank, r. 7 Crook
Smith Frank, r. 1106 Market
Smith Frank, clerk C. Curtin, r. 204 3i Eddy
Smith Frank, clerk James A. Hunter, r. 321 Sutter
Smith Frank, deckhand stmr Mary B. Williams, Jack-
son St. Wharf
Smith Frank, editor The Farmer and Dealer, 254
Market, r. 18 Potter
Smith Frank, hackdriver John Ellers, r. SW cor
Pierce and O'Farrell
Smith Frank, laborer North Point Dock Grain Ware-
house, r. 1001 Battery
Smith Frank, laborer Sea Wall, r. 414 Francisco
Smith Frank, painter, r. 24(5 Jessie
Smith Frank, seaman, r. 16, '•i Louisa
Smith Frank, seaman, r. 104 Sutter
Smith Frank, pilot stmr Alice Garratt, r . Stockton
Smith Frank C, conductor Hayes Valley branch Mar-
ket St. RR., r. 1616 Turk
Smith Frank L., driver City RR., r. 123}^ Thirteenth
Smith Frank M., assistant superintendent Geary St.,
P. and O. RR., r. 930 Post
Smith Frank T., boilermaker, r. 17 Welsh
Smith Frank V., clerk, r. 530 Geary
Smith Franklin, seaman, r. Central Pacific Hotel
Smith Fraukliu R. (F. R. & W. H. Smith) r. Russia
Av, nr Edinburgh
Smith Frederick, boilermaker, r. 429 Chestnut
Smith Frederick, captain schr Lorenz and William,
7 Clay
Smith Frederick, cook SS. Ancou.r. 1109 Mont.
Smith Frederick, policeman City Hall, r. 739 Tehama
Smith Frederick, seaman scM- Fanny Gilmore, Pa-
cific St. Wharf
Smith Frederick, seaman schr Sparrow, Bulkhead,
foot Mission
Smith Frederick, seaman ship Samuel Watts, Front
St. Wharf
Smith Frederick A., lumber surveyor, SW cor Steuart
and Mission, r. 905 Shotwell
Smith Frederick G., paying teller Bank of California,
r. 214 Fair Oaks
Smith Frederick L., driver F. R. k W. H. Smith, r.
Russia Av, nr Edinburgh
Smith Frederick M., elevatorman J. W. Davidson &
Co., r. 1252 Montgomery
Smith Frederick M., mining, 318 Pine, room 13, r.
Oakland
Smith Frederick P., cook, r. 50 Stevenson Av
Smith Frederick S.. teamster, 122 Front, r. S s Broad-
way, bet Scott and Pierce
Smith Frederick W., capitalist, r. 791 Stevenson
Smith G., r. 733 Market
Smith George, deckhand tug Donald, Howard St.
Wharf
Smith George, driver Central RR.
Smith George, Journeymen Shijiwiight's Assn
Smith George, master mariner, r. 2133^ Clara
Smith Goorge, seamau, r. 26 Steuart
Smith George, teamster, r. 113 Freelon
Smith George E., tinsmith Cutting Packing Co.,
r. 36^ Garden
Smith George F., captain schr Discovery, of&ce Pier
9 Steuart, r. 329 Fremont
Smith George F., watchmaker Andrew Spaulding, r.
122 Fourth
Smith George H., chief clerk Palace Hotel, r. 14Q3
Geary
Smith George H., reporter decisions Supreme Court
of California, 640 Clay, r. Los Angeles
Smith George H. Mrs., matron Protestant Episcopal
Church Home Assn, 1225 Market
Smith George J., house and sigupainter, 329 Sutter,
r. E s Cook, N of Point Lobos Av
Smith George L., barber, 1210 Market, r. 109 Guerrero
Smitlx George Li., proptr Colonnade House, 1206
Market
Smith George M. , Coopers Pro. Assn., 767 Market
Smith George N., clerk J. D. Sullivan, r. 1139 Harrison
Smith George N. J., jeweler, r. W s Sixteenth, nr
Guerrero
Sinitli George O. Jr., secretary Western Fire
and Marine Insurance Co. of California, 409 Cali-
fornia, r. Alameda
Smith George S., usher California Theater, r. Han-
cock House
Smith George W., r. 101 Jessie
Smith George W..r. 528 Chestnut
Smith George W.. r. 2009 Powell
Smith George W. (Smith & Pence) r. 1126 Mission
Smith George W., butcher Charles A. Fletcher, r. 188
Page
Smith George W., druggist Henry W. Schmidt & Bro-
ther, r. 1011 Washington
Smith George W., reporter S. F. Chronicle, r. 30 Pearl
Smith George W., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
IPolk
Smith George W., laborer California and Nevada Ice
Co., r. 1052 Folsom
Smith G. Frank, attorney at law. 502 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Smith Gilbert, jeweler A. Hirschman, r. 1916 Bu-
chanan
Smith Grace Miss, assistant Girls' High School, r. 92ft
Sacramento
Smith Grace, widow, r. 92t) Sacramento
Smith -Granville, keeper Lake Merced Pumping
Works, r. Lake House, Ocean House Road
Smith G. S., clerk Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 431 Geary
Smith Guslaf, machinist, r. E sCnurch, bet Twenty-
Eighth and Twenty-ninth
Smith G. W., driver Market St. RR., r. Cincinnati
Hotel
Smith Hamilton Jr., civil engineer, 320 SanBome,room
24, r. 1315 Hyde
Smith Harlaud P. (Lauterwasser k Smith) r. 1241
Folsom
Smith Harper .A.., r. 330 Twenty-second
Smith Harry, liquor saloon. 59 Clay, r. 804 Vallejo
Smith Harry, seaman, r. Keystone House
Smith Harry, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Smith Harry, seaman schr Nicholas Bruns
Smith Hnrry A., clerk Mutual Life Insurance Co., r.
1260 California
Smith Harry B. Jr., assistant ticket agent Central
Pacific KR., Oakland Ferry, r. Occidental Hotel
Smitn Harry G., clerk Masonic Cemetery
Smith H. C, teamster Industrial School, r.W s Harri-
son, bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Smith Henry, r. 1.364 Post
Smith Henry (Smith k Merkens,) r. 1808 Mason
Smith Henry, bartender Charles C. Rohlffs.T. 5 Mis-
sion
Smith Henry, conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1314 Pine
Smith Henry, engineer, r. 109 Shipley
Smith Heni-j-, fireman, r. 25 Alta PI
Smith Henry, coremaker Industrial Iron Works, r. 184
Harrison
Smith Henry, laborer American Sugar Refinery
Smith Henry, liquor saloon, NE cor Ninth and Bran.
Smith Henry, night-clerk Commercial Hotel
Smith Henry, paper carrier, r. 226 Shotwell
Smith Hi-nr'y, peddler, r. 830 Jackson
Smith Henry, photographer Bradley & Rulofson, r.
1523 Mason
Smith Henry, salesman N. Curry & Brother, r. 1605
Howard
Smith Henry, seaman, r. 26 Steu.<irt
Smith Henry, teamster, r. 2429 Larkin
Smith Henry, timekeeper Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
205 Nineteenth
Smith Henry, waiter, r. 10 Berry PI
Smith H» nry, watchman, r. 32 Zoe
Smith Henry A., gilder Morris & Kennedy, r. 517
Minna
Smith Henry C, bartender John P. Mamer, r. 18)<S
Sacramento
Smith Henry F., laborer, r. S 8 Valley, bet Sanchez
and Noe
Smith Henry G., r. 615 Stockton
Smith Henry H., captain schr Jennie Brynes, Jackson
St-TSTiarf
Smith Henry H. M., superintendent Cal. Wire Works,
r. 1026 Washington
Smith Henry J., carpenter, r. 8E cor Howard and
Steuart
Smith Henrv J., physician, office and r. 118 O'Farrell
Smith Henry M., clerk H. Rosekraus & Co., r. 1922
Taylor
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN,
135 MONTGOMERY ST.,
Near Bush, opp. Occidental.
JONAS J. MORRISON,
LiUinber liealer, IV. ill. cor. Atlsalon nnd Spear Sta., lias l»r^
Ijixmber SJteda filled ivitb well seasoned Lumber.
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Smith Henry M., drayman Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 5 Verona PI
Smith Henry It., master mariner, r. 1208 Broadway
Smith Henry S. (Smith & Hatch) r. Oakland
Smith Henry W., foreman J. K. Prior, r. ir>09 Post
Smith Heury W., luborcr, r. 2429 Larkin
Smith Henry Wyckoff (Smith, Lucy & Co.) r. 1213
Polk
Smith Herbert, real-estate, r. 411 Tehama
Smith Herman, clerk, r. 3U5 Minna
Smith Hermann, stevedore, r. 210 Francisco
Smith H. P. <Si Co. (Horace F. Smith and Warren
Lothrop) bi'oks and stationery, 225 Kearny
Smith Hiram, student Heald's BnsiuebS College
Smith Hiram G., policeman City Hall, r. 1315 Mission
Smith Hiram R., route agent Wella, Fargo & Co., r.
302 Slontgomery
Smith Hiram W., tinsmith David F. Russell, r. 424 >i
Shotweil
Smith H. M., carpenter, r. 1318 Dupont
Smith Holland, notary p\iblic and commiNSioner
deeds, 307 M ■mtgomtry, r. 1030 Jackson
Smith Honora Mrs., r. 609 Powell
Smith Hi>ra> e E., with Payot, Upham & Co., 204 San.
Smith Horace F. (H. F. Smith & Co.) r. Alameda
Smith Horace M., salesman C. C. Hastings & Co., r.
lirunswiik House
Smith Horatio D.. first lieutenant commanding U. S.
Revenue btmr J. F. Hartley, othce loot Front, r.
11 lO Mason
Smith H. R. Mrs., widow, r. 835 Hayes
Smith Hugh, r. 110 .Jackson
Smith Hugh, laborer, r. 418 Ji Seventh
Smith Hugh J., laborer, r. 10 Reed
Smith Hugo, carpenter, r. 1010 Montgomery
Smith Hyman (Asher & Smith) r. 408 Ji Grove
Smith Irene Mrs., teacher music, r. 518 Gear}'
Smith Isaac G., teamster, r. 2211 Larkin
Smith Isaac W., chief engineer State Harbor Com-
missioners, r. 2213 Fillmore
Smit'i J., labor^, r. 33 HincNley
Smith Jacob, dickhand stmr San Lorenzo, Jackson
St. Wharf
Smith Jacob, laborer freight dept Central Pac. RB.
Smith Jacob, steward, r. 406 Pacific
S;aith Jacob, maltster Grogan & Anstett, r. 725 Green
Smith Jacob A., carpenter, r. 1515 Howard
Smith Jacob Morton, shipwright, r. S s Fulton, bet
Lett and Masonic Av
Smith Jacob Ward, mining, 419 California, rooms 5-7,
r. 1532 Polk
Smith James, r. G Auburn
Smith James, blacksmith S. F. Forge Co., r. Oakland
Smith James, boilermaker, r. 144 Natoma
Smith James, books and stationery, 1208 Valencia
Smith James, butcher, 2203 Polk
Smith James, butcher, 1119 Harrison, r. 15 Kate
Smith James, contractor, r. 1112 Mason
Smith James, cook, r. 827 Folsom
Smith James, currier Jeremiah Geary, r. 235 Langton
Smith James, deckhand stmr Enterprise, Washington
St.Wharf
Smith James, helper Pioneer Iron Works, 225 and 227
Beale, r. 422)4. Shipley
Smith James, janitor, 309 California, r. 1415 Jackson
Smith James, laborer, r. 421 Folsom
Smith James, laborer Steiger & Kerr, r. 8 8 OTarrell,
bet Octaviii and Gough
Smith James, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Smith James, liquor saloon, SW cor Twenty-fourth
and Vickaburg
Smith James, longshoreman, r. W s Sansome, bet
Filbert and Greenwich, rear
Smith James, longshoreman, r. 132 First, rear
Smith James, mate scbr Jennie Thelin, Mission St.
Wharf
Smith James, milkman, r. S s Elizabeth, bet Castro
and Noe
Smith James, policeman City Hall, r. 714 Howard
Smith James, porter, r. 37 Minna
Smith James, seaman, r. :<5 Pacific
Smith James, seaman, r. 20ti Steuart
Smith James, seaman, r. 493 Braniiau
Smitli James, seaman schr Letitia, Mission St.Wh.nrf
Smith James, teamster McKenna k Greauy, r. 212
Washington
Smith James Jr., assayer, r. 1112 Mason «■
Smith James A., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecnt, r.
211 Page
Smith James B., bookkeeper W. C. Budd, r. 128 Post
lumber, 1 Howard, r. Oakland
, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r.
1318
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Smith James C.
Smith James D.
Columbia
Smith James F., r. 915 Tyler
Smith James F., law student, r. 403 Van Ness Av
Smith James G., painter, 524 Valencia
Smith James H., assayer, r. 1126 Tyler
Smith James H., bartender stmr Enterprise, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Smith Jamee H., cabinetmaker Herring, Murphy ft
Reeve, r. E s Washmgton Av, bet Twenty-seventh
and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Smith James H., lettercarrier Post Office, r. E s Illi-
nois, bet Shasta and Napa
Smith James H., shoemaker, r. 245^ Clara
Smith James H., waiter Crystal Dining Rooms, 719
Market
Smith James Hay, cashier Woods & Freeborn, r. 2216
Fillmore
Smith James J. (Smith & Faylor) r. 703 Market
Smith James L., mining and millmau, 435 Mont-
gomery, r. 131 Montgomery
Smitli James P., carpenter Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. N s
Humboldt, bet Vermont and Kansas
Smith James R. (Benedict k Smith) r. 229 San Jos^
Av
Smith James S., laborer, r. Overland House
Smith James S., pianos and organs, 200 Post, r.
Tyler
Smith James S. Jr., student Cowles & Drown, r.
Tyler
Smith James T., tailor, r. 629 Clay
Smith James W. (Smith & Laherty) r. .'513 Octavia
Smith James W., fireman Oregon SS. George W. El
der. r. 862 Mission
Smith Jane, widow, r. 1302 Powell
Smith Jane, widow, r. 144 Natoma
Smith Jaycott, speculator, r. 1053 J4 Tyler
Smith J. B. Mrs., r. 803 Tyler
Smith J. Beverly, clerk E. S. Beldeu, r. 16 Prospect PI
Smith J. E.. hotel keeper, r. 321 Pacific
Smith Jeanne, r. 919 Stockton
Smith Jennie Miss, principal Silver St. Primary
School, r. 325 Lombard
Smith Jeremiah, cook, r. 15 Elliot Park
Smith Jeremiah, expressman, SW cor
Market
Smith Jeremiah H., draftsman £tna Iron Works, r.
421 Folsom
Smith Jeremiah M., letter carrier Post Office, r. 18
Hoff Av
Smith Jesse M., teamster, r. 865 Mission
Smith Jessie Miss, assistant Girls' High School, r.32B
Lombard
Smith J. H., seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Smith J. H., telegraph operator, NW cor Twentieth
and Mission, r. 772 Mission
Smith J. Hammond, collector Woodworth, Schell &
Co., r. 1507 Clay
Smith J. Henley, vice-president Pacific Trans-
fer Co., 110 Sutter, r. Occidental Hotel
Smith J. Henry, attorney Edwards, Pickens & Fulton,
401 California, room 1, r. 417 Kearny
Smith J. Henry Mrs., widow, r. 666 Harrison
Smith J. Howard, attorney at law, 502 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Smith J. M., laborer, r. 247 Second
Smith John, r. 1027 Dupont
Smith John, bagmaker, r. 721 Broadway
Smith John, butcher, r. 1516 Polk
Smith John, carpenter, r. 28 Washington Av _ — -
Smith John, carriage painter, r. 422?^ Shipley
Smith John, coal passer Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York
Smith John, cook, r. 406 Pacific
Sojith John, engineer, r. 423 East
Smith John, engineer stmr Gipsy, Broadway Wharf
Smith John, foreman Philip Caduc, r. S s Berry, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Smith John, gasfitter Joseph Packscher, r. 410 Tenth
Smith John, groceries, 18 Clay, r. 328 Ellis
Smith John, hostler, r. 181 Jessie
Smith John, laborer, r. 749 Brannan
Smith John, laborer.r. E s Church, nr Twenty-first
Smith John, laborer, r. 37 Minns
Smith John, laborer Steiger & Kerr,r.310Fol8om,re8r
Smith John, liquor saloon, 102 Jackson
Smith John, longshoreman, r. 16 Bluxome
Smith John, machinist 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 65S
Howard
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Smith John, porter J. M. O'Sullivan, HO Montgomery
Smith John, proiitr Easton House, 409 Drumm
Smith John, restaurant, 214 Washington
Smith John, seaman, r. 10 Commercial
Smith John, seaman, r. 26 Stenart
Smith John, seaman, r. 100}^ Jnckson
Smith John, seaman, r. 102 Jackson
Smith John, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Smith John, seaman, r. 120 Folsom
Smith John, seaman, r. 415 East
Smith John, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Smith John, seaman schr Discovery, MlBsion St.
Wharf
Smith John, seaman schr Hamlet, Howard St. Wharf
Smith John, seaman sihr Laura May, Union St.
Wharf
Smith John, seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York
Smith John, seaman U. S. Revenue stmr Kichard
Bush
Smith John, soapmakor Oliver Chapman, r. EsPotre-
ro Av, bet El Dorado and Center
Smith John, soda watermaker, r. 202 Second
Smith John, stevedore, r. 18.58 Brannan
Smith John, stevedore, r. I,s20 Bryant
Smith John, student, r. 301 Third
Smith' John, tanner Funcke & Co., r. Sixth Av, bet Q
and R, South S. F.
Smith John, teamster Peck & Co., 717 Sacramento
Smith John, tiiismith, r. NW cor Church and Valley
Smith John, tinsmith, r. '>'20 Union
Smith John, waiter Miners' Branch Restaurant, r. 27}^
Ritch
Smith John, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 647 Mission
Smith John, waiter George Dettner, r. -il'S Pacific
Smith John, watchman U. S. Marine Hospital
Smith John, wood and coal, 223 Post, r. 1414 Clay
Smith John Jr., r. 328 Ellis
Smith John A. (McNab & Smith) r. 831 Harrison
Smith John A., driver City RR., r. 504 Fell
Smith John Buck, salesman Samuel H. Harmon, r.
1134 J^ Bryant
Smith John C, driver S. F. News Co., r. 439 Sixth
Smith John C, farmer, r. 1258 Bryant
Smith John D., laborer American Sugar Eefinerv, r.
1017 Battery
Smith John F., stripper Adolph Evers, r. 1223 Union
Smith John F., student, r. 30 Pearl
Smith John G., teamster, r. 434 Fifth
Smith John H., carpenter, r. N 8 Twenty-ninth, bet
Sanchez amd Noe
Smith John H., cook Smith & Taylor, r. 215 J<S Clara
Smith John H., engineer George H. Tay k Co., r. 1012
Montgomery
Smith John H., teamster, r. 409 Bush
Smith John H. T., paintt-r Noble Brothers, r. SE cor
Vallejo and Powell
Smith John J., r. 676 Harrison
Smith John J., carpenter, r. 448 Ninth
Smith John J., master mariner, office 5 Jackson, r.
1218 Jackson
Smith John J., steward Hose No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 116
Jacksim
Smith John J., tinsmith Bucknam &Langrehr, r. 220
Chestnut
Smith John L., r. 024 Natoma
Smith John L., cigarmaker, r. 424 Grove
Smith John M., compositor Evening Bulletin, r. 325
Lombard
Smith John P., boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
1215 Bush
Smith John P., seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Smith John P., wheelwright Milo P. Holmes, r. 523
Natoma
Smith John S., butcher, r. 8W cor San Jose Av and
Elizabeth
Smith John T., clerk David Wilder, r. 1922 Taylor
Smith John T., laborer, r. 1317 Natoma
Smith John T. , tanner, W s Church, bet Twenty-
eighth and Valley
Smith John W., bartender Clement Dixon, r. 1012
Mason
Smith John W. Jr., r. 706 Lombard
Smith Joseph, r. 423 O'Farrell
Smith Joseph, actor Tivoli Garden, r. 509 Mission
Smith Joseph, brickmason, r. 2635 j^ Harrison
Smith Joseph, calker, r. 2''0 Stevenson
Smith Joseph, cooper, r. 721 Bryant
Smith Joseph, laborer, r. 14 Freelon
Smith Joseph, laborer I. L. Merrell
Smith Joseph, laborer Union Malt House, r. 119
Twelfth
Smith Joseph, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 294
Twenty-second
Smith Joseph, painter, r. E b Williamson, nr Point
Lobos Av
Smith Josci>h, porter, r. 817 Montgomery
Smith J(is<ph A., driver City RR., r. 504 Fell
Smith Joseph G., house and f-ign painter, 624 Valen-
cia, r. 528;:, Valencia
Smith Joseph H. (Smith & Poultnoy) r. 326 Brannan
Smith Joseph H., chief engineer stmr McPherson, r.
1005 ciiiy
Smith Joseph H., plasterer, r. 124 Langton
Smith Joseph 8., r. 663 Harrison
Smith Joseph W., lather, r. 19J<i Gilbert
Smith Joseph W., mining supt, r. 22 Mission Av
Smith Josephine Miss, r. 1008 Leavenworth
Smith Joshua, carpenter, r. N s Jersey, bet Diamond
and Castro
Smith Jo.shua, clerk, r. NE cor Guerrero and Twenty-
first
Smith Josiah F., foreman Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 2043 Howard
Smith Julicn, clerk S. B. Wakefield & Co., r. 509 Pow-
ell
Smith Julius, drayman R. T. Carroll & Co., r. SW cop
Gough and Linden Av
Smith J. \v., watchman South Pac. Coast RR.
Smith J. W. Mrs., widow, r, 19 Rincon Pi
Smith Kate Mrs,, bakery, 418>ji Seventh
Smith Kiite. chambermaid American Exchange Hotel
Smith K.Hte, domestic 1525 Sutter
Smith KateD, Miss, teacher The S. P. Public Kinder,
garten, r. 923 Jones
Smiib Kira M., attorney at law, 58 Montgomery Block,
r. 5 3^ Boardman
Smith Lawrence, steward Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Smith Lee, waiter Hackmeicr's Hotel, 512 Bush
Smith Leon D., bookkeeper Andrew D. Smith, r. Oak-
land ^^^
Smith Leonard, laborer S. F. Cordag^Vactory, r. 6J<i
Sheridan
Smith Leonard D., clerk freight dept Central Pac.
RR., r. 1326 Valer.cia
Smith Leon.ird F., painter Woodward's Gardens
Smith Leslie T., boolikeipt-r Held Brothers & Co., r.
512 Jones
Smith Lf-wis, boatman Remillard Brick Co., Pacific
St. Wharf
Smith Lewis, solicitor, r. Central Pacific Hotel
Smith L. F., restaurant, 153 Seventh
Smith L. H. F., fireman Southern Pac. RR., r. 1929
Howard
Smith L. H. P., r. 816 Filbert
Smith Lizzie, widow, r.30 Langton
Smith Lizzie Miss, r. 1414 Clay
Smith Lizzie Miss, artist, r. 737 Market
Smith Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, 1922 Taylor
Smith Lizzie Miss, upholsterer, r. 625 Grove
Smith Llewellyn H., assayer, r. 1126 Tyler
Smith Lottie E. Mrs., drtssmaker, r. 54 Third
Smith Louis, groceries and liquors, 641 California, r.
11 Selina PI
Smith Louis, singer Bush St. Theater, r. Golden Gat«
Hotel
Smith Louis H., r. 1011 Washington
Smith Louisa Miss, r. 1008 Leavenworth
Smith, Lucy & Co. (Henry Wye koff Smith and An-
thony Lucy) soap nianufs, N s Chestnut, bet
Stockton and Powell, office 405 Front
Smith Lucy M., widow, r. 116 Jackson
Smith M., "widow, lodgings, 275 Minna
Smith M. A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 128 Post
Smith Maggie, widow, r. 16 Ridley
Smith Mat;gie, domestic 1111 Van Ness Av
Smith Maggie Miss, shopfitter, r. 202 Stevenson
Smith Margaret Mrs., r. 426 Clementina
Smith Jlaria, widow, r. 415 Pine
Smith Maria, domestic 30S Hayes
Smitli Maria, tailor C. C. Hastings & Co., r. Oakland
Smith Martin, brushmaker Richard W. Simpson
Smith Martin, longshoreman, r. 12 Tehama PI
Smith Martin M., longshoreman, r. 324 Vallejo
Smith Marvin S., bookkeeper, r. 1114 Sacramento
Smith Mary Miss, r. 423 O'Farrell
Smit^fl^Iary Miss, r. 713 Bush
Smith Mary Mrs., r. .308 Le.Hvenworth
Smith Mary, widow, r. 30 Clinton
Smith Mary, widow, r. 1014 Mason
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Smith Maiy, widow, r. 2013 Howiird
Smith Mary Miss, bakery, :n5 Fifth
Smith Mary, canlabeUr C;ide, Elfelt & Co., r. N s
Twt-nty-sec jnd, ur Chattanooxa
Smith Mary, domestic 920 Sutter
Smith Mary, domestic 1026 Clay
Smith Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 767 Folsom
Smith Mary A. Mrs., r. 2'MH Perry
Smith Marv A., widow, r. 18 Hoff Av
Smith Mary A., widow, r. 1112 Pacific
Smith Mary E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 821 Vallejo
Smith M.sry Edna Mrs., r. 7^ Stockton
Smith Mary F. Mi.ss, assistant Rincon Grammar
School, r. 666 Harrison
Smith Marj- H. Miss, assistant Greenwich St. Pri-
mary Cosmopolitan School, r. 32r> Lombard
Smith Mason B., commercial traveler, r. 619 Bush
Smith Matthew, blacksmith English & Lynch, r. 144
Natoma
Smith Matthew, hostler- William P. Lambert, r. 254
Perry
Smith Matthew, teamster, r. 2 Grove
Smith M.lvillo E., printer, r. 24 Mint Av
Smith M. Unle. r. 424 ?<; Shotwell
Smitli Michael (Smith & Norton) r. 24 Third
Smith Michael, bartender Frank Mitchell, r. 1004
Market
Smith Michael, boottreer IT. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co.. r. N 8 Twenty-second, bet Mission and Bart-
lett
Smith Michael, laborer Golden City Chemical Works,
r. 6 Bfrrnard
Smith Michael, laborer Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 8 Tehama
Smith Michael, laborer, r. 119 Langtcn
Smitli Blichael, manager estate of Jonathan 0.
McKewc-n, r. 1317 Sacramento
Smith Michael, polisher John Daniel, r. 1743 Market
Smith Michael, teamster, r. 1221 Green, rear
Smiih Michael A., policeman City Hall, r. 1010 Vallejo
Smith Mitchell, laborer, r. 13 Pacific
Smith MoUie Miss, telegraph operator The Baldwin
Smith Morris C. laborer, r. 903 Sacramento
Smith Mortimer W., r. 1016 Leavenworth
Smith Mory, r. 995 Market
1 Smith Mott, physician, ofiBce and r. 910 Lombard
\ Smith Murdock C, hooker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
1 Louisiana, bet Napa and Shasta
I Smith Nettie N. Mrs., r. 1532 Polk
Smith Nicholas, carpenter, r. 126 Shotwtll
I Smith Nicholas, laborer, r. S s O'Farrell, bet Octavla
I and Gongh
' Smith Nicholas C, cook stmr Julia, r. 817 Battery
; Smith Nicholas T., treasurer Southern Pac. RR..
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 32, r. Palace
Hotel
. Smith Norman O. (Smith & Tillman) r. 9 Cushman
■ Smith N. R., accountant Barnard's Business College,
r. 120 Sutter
Smith Oliver B. (Stearns & Smith) r. Oakland
Smith Patrii k. deckhand stmr Alice Garratt, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Smith Patrick, hostier Eliphalet C. Palmer, r. 134
Tyler
Smith Patrick, laborer, r. 4 Card Alley
Smith Patrick, laborer, r. 474 Jes.fie
Smith Patrick, laborer Merchants' Dry Dock Co., r.
227 Second
Smith Patrick, stock speculator, r. 1133 Howard
Smith Patrick, teamster Joseph Macdonough, r. 28
Tehama
Smith Patrick H., driver United Carriage Co., r. O'Far-
rell, bet Gough and Octavia
Smith Patrick H., watchman Pa.ificMailSS. Grimada
Smith Peri-y J., carpenter and builder, r. Edinburgh,
nr Persia Av
^ Smith Peter, captain s-hr Rodney, Green St. Wharf
Smith Peter, carpenter, r. California Av, nr Thir-
tieth
Smith Peter, cigars and tob.^cco, 58 Second, v. 101
Stevenson
Smith Peter, deckhand stmr Alice Garratt, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
Smith Peter, fireman Pacific Mail SS. City of Sydney
Smith Peter, longshoreman, r. 230 Folsom
Smith Peter, stockraiser, r. Twelfth Av, bet N and P,
South S. F.
Smith Peter, waiter J. H. 0. Bellmer, 104 First
Smith Peter A., superintendent Cal. Sugar Refinery,
r. 506 Ninth
Smith Peter J., engineer, r. 8E cor Santa Clara and
Mi ssouri
Smith Peter L., carpenter, r. 17 Bryant Av
Smith Peter L , laborer, r. 118)4 Clara
Smith Pethiiel, teamster Riley fc Vest, r. W 8 Bemal,
bet Army and Twenty-seventh
Smith P. Henry, waiter Pacific Mail SS. Colima, r.37
Louisa
Smith Philip, bookkeeper, r. Stanford Hotel
Smith Philip, laborer, r. 17 Kate
Smith Philip R., policeman City Hall. r. 406 Green-
wich
Smith Powell, boataan, r. 20 Freelon ^
Smith Price, lather, r. \0X Gilbert ^
Smith R., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Smith Ralph S., journalist, r. 703 Stockton
Smith R. B. (Smith & Fuller) r. 1107 Kearny
Smith Reuben P., farmer, r.NE cor Grove and Gough
Smith R. H.. waiter Grand Hotel
Smith Richard. boiUnuaker, r. 1 Goodsell PI
.Smith Richard, driver Henry Suhling, r. N 8 Twen-
tv.fourth. bet Bryant and Columbia
Smith Richard, horseshoer David Magner
Smith Richard, proptr Comstock Livery Stable, 524
Third, r. 352 Brannau
Smith Robert (Gr.int & Smith) r. 452 Natoma
Smith Robert, butcher Daniel Dodge, r. SW cor Mis-
sion and Spear
Smith Robert, contractor, r. 1810 T.Arkin
Smit 1 Robert, farmer, r. 426 Clementina
Smith Robert, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Smith Robert M.. packer E. Adelsdorfer & Co., r. 28
Washington Av
Smith Robert S., engineer, r. 1813 Howard
Smith Robert S., seaman, r. 41 Vallejo
Smith Robert T., plumber Charles Waters, r. E •
Harrisun, nr Twenty-first ,
Smith Robert T., stock speculator, r. 627 Stevenson
Smith Robert W., compositor, r. 205 )i. Treat Av
Smith Robert W., whitener, r. 5 Jasper PI, rear
Smith Rodney, major U. S. A., local paymaster, office |
36 New Montgomery, r. 1614 California
Smith Rosa, widow, r. 705 Vallejo I
Smith Royal, engineer Cosmopolitan Hotel j
Smith Rufus, expressman, 2 California, r. 13 An-
thonv I
Smith Riifus R., miller Capitol Mills, r. 1216'^ Fol. ■
Smith Samuel, r. 1202 Powell
Smith Samuel, author, r. 116 N itoma |
Smith Samuel, capitalist, r. 330 Green ;
Smith Samu 1, captain schr Active, Jackson St. j
Wharf I
Smith Samuel, carpenter, r. 5 Russ ;
Smith Samuel, cook Melchior Pieper, r. 531 Minna |
Smith Samuel, copyist Hall of Records, r. 30 O'Far- I
rell, rear
Smith Samuel, foreman brickwork new City HaU |
Smit'i Samuel, laborer, r. 31 Freelon l
Smith Samvel, laborer, r. 110 Dore, rear i
Smith Samuel, pantryman SS. Newbem, Folsom St.
Wharf I
Smith Samuel C, carpenter, r. 738 Minna ;
Smith Satnuel F., blacksmith helper David Kerr, r. |
233 Sixteenth i
Smith Samuel J., jeweler George Finck, r. 28 Wash- j
ington Av . . „
Smith Samuel N.. clerk freight dept Central Pac.
RR., r. 243 Ninth
Smith Samuel S., r. 1006 Pine
Smith S muel T., gilder, r. 20 Metcalfe PI
Smith Sarah Miss, r. 926 Sacramento
Smith Sarah, domestic 212 Oak
Smith Sarah Mrs., nurse, r. 725 Geary
Smith S. B., stock speculator, r. St. James House
Smith S. E. Mrs., widow, r. SW cor Larkin and
Grove
Smith Sidney, auctioneer, r. ?8 McAllister
Smith Sidney, blacksmith helper David Kerr, r. 741
Market
Smith Sidney J., salesman Frederick Chester & Co.,
r. 2213 Webst<r
Smith Si.liiey M., president Cutting Packing
Co., 17 Main, r. 328 Bryant
! Smith Sidney V. (Sidney V. Smith & Son) r. San Ra-
fael
Smith Sidney V. Jr. (Sidney V. Smith & Son) r. San
Rafael
Smith Sidney V. & Son (Sidney V. Smith and
Sidney V. Smith Jr.) attorneys at law, 630 Sacra-
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Smith Selah, laborer, 1012 Natoma
Smitli S. M. Mrs., r. 110 O'Farrell
Smith Solda N. Miss, dressmaker, r. 303 Jessie
Smltli S. Prentiss, private secretary D. O. Mills,
4'i6 California, r. 1.521 Washington
Smith Stephen H., bookkeeper Western Fire and Ma-
rine Insurance Co. of California, r. Oakland
Smith Stephen M. (Rosscter it Smith) r. Oakland
Smith Stephen S., publislier The Pacific, 7 Montgom-
ery Av, r. 17o4 Geary
Smith Susan Mrs., r. 517 Bush
Smith Susan, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Smith Sydney E , with Lyon h Kinsey, 943 Market
Smitl^eresa, domestic 2025 Pacific Av
Smith Terreuce, expressman, SW cor Market and
Third, r. NW cor Devisadero and O'Farrell
Smith Theodore, master mariner, r. 739 Folsom
Smith Theodore C, manager subscription dept A. L.
Bancroft & Co., r. 130 Tyler
Smith Theodore E., salesman Hecht Brothers & Co.,
r. 1619 Washington
j Smith Theodore P., line repairer Western Union Tele-
I graph Co., r. 3i Natoma
I Smith Thomas, r. 140 Sixth
1 Smith Thomas, bartender, r. 817 Montgomery
Smith Thomas, blacksmith, r. 903!^ Shotwell, rear
Smith Thomas, brushmaker Figer Bnthers, r. 124
Langton
Smith Thomas, cook ship H. S. Gregory, Pacific St.
Wharf
Smith Thomas, laborer, r. 18 Sumner
Smith Thomas, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
NE cor Twenty-fifth and Mission
Smith Thomas, molder William T. Garratt, r. 92G
Sacramento
Smith Thomas, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Smith Thomas, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Smith Thomas, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Smith Thomas, seaman schr Rainbow, Howard St.
Wharf
Smith Thomas, soapmaker Oliver Chapman, r. 268
Jessie
Smith Thomas, steward Frederick Conrades, r. 230
Jessie
Smith Thomas, undertaker William J. Mallady, r. 763
Mission
Smith Thomas, upholsterer, r. 135 Natoma
Smith Th'jmas, waiter Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Smith Thomas B., expressman, NW cor Second and
Howard, r. 308 Minna
Smith Thomas C, longshoreman, r. 1223 Union
Smith Thomas C, with Cutting Packing Co., r. 516
Howard
Smith Thomas H., r. 925 Harrison ,,
Smith Thomas H., marblecutter J. & F. Eesseler, r.
1325 Mission
Smith Thomas H., woolgrader Ball & Julian, r. 216
Clara
Smith Thomas J., driver Market St. RR., r. 26 Frank-
.lin
Smith Thomas J., night inspector Custom House, r.
14 Turk
Smith Thomas N., bricklayer, r. 113') Harrison
Smith Thomas R., clerk King & Chattin, r. 521 Turk
Smith Thomas V., brickmasou, r. 641 Jessie
Smith Tully, marbleiiolisher, r. 10 Decatur
Smith Vendelin, bartender, r. 424 Skotwell
Smith Virginia E. Mrs., assistant North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 919 Sutter
Smith W., pantryman Baldwin's Restaurant, r. 79
Jessie
Smith Walter, stage doorkeeper California Theater, r.
916 Pierce
Smith Walter Mrs., costumer California Theater, r. 916
Pierce
Smith Walter C, hai kdriver, r. 2211 Larkin
Smith Walter H., bookkeeper Berry & Place, r. 11
Hickory Av
Smith Walter R., general merchandise, 161 New
Montgomery
Smith Walter S., butcher Oregon Stock and Butchering
Co., r. 1813 Howard
Smith Walter T., secretary Cal. Artificial Stone Paving
Co., and Occidental Consolidated Gravel Mining
Co., 402 Montgomery, r. 1504 Jones
Smith Waid M., salesman Deming, Palmer & Co., r.
622 Grove
Smith W. B., quartermaster Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Smith Willard M., merchant, 405 Front, r. 13 Monroe
Smith William, r. 128 Post
Smith William, r. 357 Clementina
Smith William, r. 710 Commercial
Smith William, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 3 Reed
Smith William, bookkeeper Toklas, Brown & 'Co., r.
348 Grove
Smith William, bootmaker Porter, Oppenhelmer,
Slessiiiger ^V Co., r. 526 Howard
Smith William, bricklayer, r. 104 McAllister, rear
Smith William, butcher, W s Montgomery Av, nr
Lombard
Smith William, captain schr Rainbow, r. N s Miguel,
nr Arlington, Fairmount Tract
Smith William, carpenter, 2203 Polk
Smith William, carpenter Pacific Mail SS. Co. —
Smith William, carriagesmith Larkins & Co., r. 71!
O'Farrell
Smith William, clerk E. E. Harvey, r. W s Castro,
bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Smith William, cook Abbotsford House, NW cor
Broadway and Larkin
Smith William, cook DanfeT'Swauuak, r. Sailors'
Home
Smith William, expressman, E s Mason, nr Market,
r. 7 Churcli Lane
Smith William, fisherman, r. 127 Jackson
Smith William, g^irdeuer, r. Lafayette House
Smith William, hostler N. B. and Mission RR., r.
148!^ Clara
Smith William, laborer, r. 341 Sixth
Smith William, laborer, r. United States Hotel
Smith William, laborer A. E. Buckman, r. NE cor
Church and Dorlaud
Smith William, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. SE
cor Michigjiu and Shasta
Smith WlUiain, manuf patent water closets, 21
Montgomery Av, r. 1714 Broderick
Smith William, plumber, r: Revere House
Smith William, sah smaii Oregon Stock and Butcher-
ing Co., r. 1813 Howard
Smith Vi'illiam, saloonkeeper, r. 641 Commercial
Smith William, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Smith William, seaman, r.26 Steuart
Smith William, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Smith William, 8( aman. r. 324 Main
Smith William, seaman, r. 810 Battery
Smith William, seaman schr Compeer, Union St.
Wharf
Smith William, tanner, r. 11 Folsom Av, rear
Smith William, tinsmith Dwight S. Weaver, r. 714
Howard
Smith William, waiter Palace Hotel
Smith William A., brewer, r. 1510 Polk
Smith William A., lumber surveyor, SW cor Steuart
and Mission, r. 346 Beale
Smith William A., sashmaker Smith & Davis, r. 623
Hmvard
Smith William A., captain schr Fourth of July, r.
18 'tj Sacramento
Smith William A., steward Pacific Mail SS. Co., r.663
Harrison
Smith William B., agent, r. 1098}^ Union
Smith William B., deputy County Clerk, r. 1206 Mar-
ket
Smith William B., clerk Charles P. Kimball, r. NE
cor Grove and Gough
Smith William C, r. 325 Lombard
Smith William C, policeman City Hall, r. 924 Natoma
Smith William C.-E., miner, r. 126 Bernard
Smith William D., proptr Eagle Brewery, SW cor Fol-
som and Fourteenth, r. 1806 Folsom
Smith William F., architect, 318 Pine, room 22, r.
1827 Je8.sie
Smith William F., clerk, r. 703 Greenwich
Smith William F., collector John Smith, r. 1414 Clay
Smitll WiUluin P., M. D., oculist and aurlst,
office and r. 313 Bush
Smith William G., compositor Evening Post, r. 222 )i
O'Farrell
Smith William H. (F. R. & W. H. Smith) r. Russia Av,
nr Edinburgh
Smith William H.
Smith William H
Point Lobos Av
Smith William H
Washington
Smith William H., patrolman Underwriters' Fire Pa-
trol, SW cor Stevenson and E,ker
Smith William H., rJgger. 120 Howard, r. 1009 Dolores
Smith William H. Jr., rigger William H. Smith, 120
Howard
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Smith William H. N.. porter D. Cournd, r. 1308Powell
Smith ■Williiim J., r. 417 O'Furrell
Smith William J., bookkeeper S. B. Wakefield & Co..
r. 515 Siicramoiito
Smith William J., framemaker, r. 41C Nntoma
Smith William J., janitor Olympic Building, r. 1212
Broadway, rear
Smith William J., miller Genesee Mill Co.
Smith William J., offlceckaner, r. 7 Bridge
Smith William J., Kev.. pastor Central Presby-
ferian Church, r. Grand Hotel
Smith William L., Mrs., widow, r. ii Sixth
Smith William M., master mariner, r. 341 Bryant
Smith William M., janitor Hayward Building, r. 1008
Leavenworth
Smith William N. (William N. Smith & Co.) r. 821
Vallejo
Smith William N., cooper S. F. Barrel and Keg Fac-
t(.srv, r. Oil Seventh
Smith William N. & Co. (William N. Smith) cigar
mauufs and dealers, 140 and 14'J Fifth
Smith William O., shipwright, r. 45 Clementina
Smith William P., civil engineer, office 533 Kearny
Smith W'illiam P., insurance, r. 807 California
Smith William S., waiter, r. 2.33 Third
Smith William W., r. 1011 Washington
Smith Windsor F., draj man Taber, Barker & Co., r.
1231 Howard
Smith & Davis (Alexander Smith and William E.
Davis) sash and door muuufs. Berry, bet Third
and Fourth
Smith & Faylur (James J.Smith and George W. Tay-
lor) advertising agents Central P.ic. RR. depots,
and H«ycs Valley cars, 140 Montgomery
Smith & Fuller (R. B. Smith ; nd James A. Fuller)
musicians, 515 Leavenworth
Smith & Grego (Antone Smith and George Grego)
I restaurant, SW' cor Grove and Laguna
! Smith & Hatch (Henry S. Smith and Fred. A. Hatch)
j commission merchants, 122 Clay
I Smith & Laherty (Jaiues W. Smith and Peter Lahe:ty)
carpenters and builders, 513 Octavia
' Smith & Merkens (Henry Smith and Glaus Merkens)
j groceries and liquors, 10 Washington
j Smith & Norton (Michael Smith and Michael Norton)
I liquor saloon, 22 Third
I Smith >K Pence (George W.Smith and Jacob B. Pence)
j housemovers, 1126 Mission
I Smith & Phillips (David P. Smith and William Phil-
lips) looking glass and picture frame gilding, 819
Smith & Poultuey (Joseph H. Smith and George
T. Poultuey) proptrs South Park Livery Stables,
344 and 340 Branuan
Smith .t Taylor (B. Smith and B. I. Taylor) oyster
and chop house, 43G Bush
Smith & Tillman (Xormim O.Smith and Walter F.
Tillman) decorators ana whiteners, 11 Post
Smith. See Schmidt, Schmitt, and Smyth
Smithea Fielden, whitener, r. 1C08 Jones
Smithers Santiago, clerk Cabrera, Ruma & Co., r. 1508
Mission
Smithland Jane, widow, r. 930 Folsom
Smithsou B. Mrs., fancy goods, 414 Geary
Smithson Frederick J., tfarriagetrimmer,.r. 1 Stanly
Court
Smiths' >u Robert, r. 417 Bush
Smithson Thomas B., stockbroker, 113 Liedesdorff,
r. 1019 Pine
Smitten Charles H., receiver Central RR., r. NW eor
Buchanan and Laurel Av
Smitten Louis W., carriagepainter B. Blanch, r. 11
Pearl
Smitten Richard F., receiver Omnibus RR., r. NW
cor Buchanan and Laurel Av
Smoot David li., attorney at law, and District
Attorney City and County, 8 Montgomery Av,
rooms 1-7, r. 2123 Bush
Smucker Catherine, widow, seamstress, r. 130 Langtou
Smullen James, cutter S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r.
35 Natoma
Smyth Albert, Cigarmakere' Assn, 771 Market
Smyth C. F., r. 127 Kearny
Smyth Henry R., clerk, r. 1421 Sacramento
Smyth John H., attorney at law, G23 Montgom-
ery, r. Oakland
Smyth Joseph B., clerk Edwin S. Belden, r. 16 Pros-
pe-t PI
Smyth Mai-y A. Miss, compositor Monitor, r. 317
Vallejo
Smyth James W., hostler James P. Ferguson, r. 814
Mission
Smyth Jane A. Miss, cloakmaker Cal. Cloak and
Suit Manuf. Co., r. 100 J4 Third
Smyth Joseph, laborer, r. Twenty-second, bet Har-
rison and Alabama
Smythe Annie Miss., assistant Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. 17 Hampton PI
Smythe Cora Mrs., assistant Tyler St. Primary School,
r. 1711 Webster
Smythe Edwin T., salesman Charles K. Hawkes, r.
'325 Ellis „
Smythe Francis D., teamster, r. NE cor Twenty-
second and Church j^^
Smythe Frederick G., fruits and produce, BW cor
Seventh and Natoma
Smvthe James, te.imster Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co.. r. Ill Perry
Smythe John T., drayman, 324 Davis, r. 7 Valencia
Smythe Mary Mrs., fumishel rooms. 405 Natoiua
Smythe Owen, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
110 McAllister
Smythe Thomas, r. 523 Kearny
Smythe. See Smyth, aiid Smith
Snapper A., manuf hats and caps, 110 Sutter
Snead Giles, whitener, 978 Harrison
Sneiid Michel, fruits. SW cor California and Mont-
gomery, r. 9 St. Maiy . . ,
Sneath Richard G., vice president Merchants
Exchange Bank, 320 Sanaome, room 9, and proptr
Jersey Farm Dairy, 835 Howard, r. Jersey Farm,
S:in Bruno
Sneed John, carpenter, r. 1.58 Shipley
Sneider George C, clerk, r. 7 Calhoun
Sneider John, r. 7 Calhoun
Sneider John, shoemaker, r. 421 Folsom
Sneider Peter, seaman schr Auguste Johnson, Larue s
Wharf ^ ^ ^
Sneider. See Schneider. Snider, and Snyder
Snelgrove Artemus, carpenter, r. 613- Mission
Snell Brothers «fe Co. (Edward L. and George
Snell, and William B. Young) proptrs South
Pacific Coast Express Co., 22 .Montgomery
Snell Caroline, widow, r. 109 Leavenworth
Sni 11 Charles M., bookkeeper Golden Age Flouring
Mills, r. 109 Leavenworth
Snell Cl:ireuce R., teamster, r. 109 Leavenworth
Snell E. S., adjuster coiners' dept U. S. Mint, r. 28
McAllister „ , ,
Snell Edward L. (Snell Brothers & Co.) r. San Jose
Snell George P. (Snell Brothers & Co.) r. 102 Ninth
Snell George W. (Hodge, Davis & Co., Portland, Or.)
lie Front, r. 1215 Jones
Saell John, r. 6 Cleaveland
Snelling James F., salesman Payot, Upbam & Co., r.
313 Ellis
Snelling Walter R., cook New York Bakery, r. o65
Bryant
Snider A., carpenter, r. 1060 Howard, rear
Snider Andrew, merchant, 328 Montgomery, room 6,
r. Oakland - ni. ,
Snider Edward N., manager C. N. D. Gold and Stock
Telegraph Co., r. 677 Harrison
Snider George, cabinet maker, r. 637 Natoma
Snider Josiph, laborer Union Iron Works
Snider W. T., solicitor, r. American Exchange Hotel
Snider. See Schneider, Sneider, and Snyder
8niflen Elijah, butcher, 2438 Mission
Sniffen J. B. Mrs., assistant Haight St. School, r. 317
Ellis
Sniffen Samuel, clerk, r. 317 Ellis
Snipe Ellen, domestic 34 Oak Grove Av
Snively J. H., liquor saloon, NW cor Third and Bry-
ant, r. .502 Bryant
Snodgrass Eliza, cook 804 Ellis
Snodgrass Henry, r. 512 Bush
Snod-rass Robert V., broker, r. 218 Linden Av
Snodgrass William, dealer groceries, r. Hubbard
House
Snodman T., physician, r. Hubbard House
Snook Charles E., clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg k Co.,
r. Oakland
Snook Edward C, plumber G. & W. Snook, r. 625
Bush „ ^
Snook E.W., plumber G. & W. Snook, r. 625 Bush
Snook Frederick W., plumper G. & W. Snook, r. West
Oakland , ^.
Snook G. «fc W. (George A. and William S.) tin
and sheetiron workers, and plumbers, 630 Sao.
Snook George A.(G. & W. Snook) r. 2505 California
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Importer of French, American and ISnfflish Paper
A^ililk. I^Te"'" " Geo.W.Clarl, 645 Market
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^^o^^sai^e hardwaue.
Market and Front Stroeta.
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Snook George C, clerk O. fc W. Suook, r. 2505 Cal.
Bnook George W., bookkeeper G. & W. Suook, r. Oak-
land
Bnook John A., carpenter, r.W s Bartlett. bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Bnook L. S. Miss, teacher Willcox & Glbba Sewing
Machine Co., r. 2505 California
Snook Mary E., domestic 1(>27 Sacramento
Snook William 8. (G. h W. Snook) r. Oakland
Snook W. R., brakeuian Southern Pac. RR.
Snow Charles, calktr Mlddlemas & Boole, r. 322 Main
Snow Chester J., carpenter Public School Depart-
ment, r. 513 Gongh
Snow Frank C.(Snow & Co.) r. 317 Mason
Snow George, laborer, r. 720 Third
Snow George A., superintendent clothing dept U. S.
A., 36 Xew Montgomery, r. 12 Elgin Park
Snow George F., captain sloop Star, Union St. Wharf
Snow Harry, pressman Califm-nia Cemokrat, r. 525
Folsom
Suow Harvoy W., general agent American Cen-
tral Fire In.surance Co. of St. Louis, 319 Califor-
nia , r. 1039 Market
Snow Henry K., accountant, r. C;037 Howard
Snow Horatio N., nightforemau and engineer S. F.
Caudle Co., r. 1505 k> Market
SnoAV Jolm F., cleaner and dyer, NE cor Market
and Larkin, otfice 118 Geary, r. I(j23 Mission
SnoAV JoUii P. & Co. Cleaning^ and Dyeing
Works, CharJes J. Holmes proptr, 1623 Mission,
office 63.5 Market
Snow John H., mate ship Solitaire, Beale St. Wharf
Snow John H., teamster William J. Adams, r. 328
Tenth
Snow L.(J. Rhoades & Co.) r. 11 V.iu Ness Av
Snow Levi T., porter Forsaith & Dodge, r. 329 Fell
Snow Lorenzo, r. 476 Jessie
Snow Louis T. (Hanley & Snow) r. 602 Guerrero
Snow Maybel Miss, r. 525 Folsom
Snow Nathaniel G., r. 743 Howard
Snow Roland W. (Richards & Snow) r. Oakland
Snow William, seaman, r. 41 Vallejo
Snow William F., clerk Redlngton & Co.. r. Oakland
Snow William H., cutter Joe Poheim, r. 525 Folsom
Snow <& Co. (Frank C. Snow) importers and
manufs pictures, frames, moldings, and artists'
materials, 20 Post
Snowden Christopher, clerk, r. 904 Powell
Snowden James, laborer William Kerr, r. 913 Batte-
ry, rear
Snyder Albert, glassWower S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works.r. Seventeenth Av,bet K and L, South S.F.
Snyder Albert A., architect and contractor, 17 Halleck,
r. 725 Pine
Snyder Andrew, laborer, r. 108 Polk
Snyder Charles, tailor, r. 213 Tehama
Snyder Charles, te;imster, r. 1005 Bryant
Snyder Florence, domestic 20 Prospect PI
Snyder Frederick, waiter, r. 269 Jessie
Snyder George (Snyder & Co.) r. 637 Natoma
Snyder George T. E., captain schr Columbus, r. 7 Clay
Snyder George W., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Snyder Georgia Miss, r. 1826 O'Farrell
Snyder Jacob, engineer Spring Valley Water Works,
Black Point, r. Bay, nr Hyde
Snyder Jes.se, carpenter aud builder, 512 Sutter, r. 613
Mason
Snyder John, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Snyder Joseph, laborer, r. 58 Minna
Snyder Julia Melville Mrs., teacher music and elocu-
tion. 613 Mason
Snyder Murtin, shoecutter, r. 354 Grove
Snyder W. E., conductor Sutter St. RR., v. 1022H
Larkin
Snyder William, baker, r. 27 Clara
Snyder William, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Snyder William, wellborer, r. Cassius Hotel
Snyder William G., capitalist, r. 526 Post
Snyder William H., clerk, r. 629 Clay
Snyder h Co. (George Snyder and Casper Reichling)
furniture manufs, .574 Brannau
Snyder. See Schneider, Sneider, and Snider
Soares Antonio B., Portuguese Pro. aud Benev. Assn,
415 M Drumm
Soares Frank, finisher Gilbert & Moore, r. 511 ;<5 Green-
wich
Scares James, barber, 31 JiJ New Montgomei-y, r. 235
Minna
Bobarzo Joaquin L., collector, r. 1502 Taylor
Bobbe Diedrich, liquor saloon, 541 and 543 Mission
Sobbe Heinrich, mate schr Redwood, r. 23 Clem.
Sobbe William, mate stmr Sonoma, Washington St.
Wharf
SobeiHues E., teacher, r. Overland House
Sobev Arthur L., physician and surgeon, office aud r.
2047 Mission
Sobey John, seaman, r. 219 Main
Sobieski E. C. Mrs., widow, furnished rooms, 318
Kearny
Soboletf John A., psalmist Russian Greek Church, r.
.530 Gi'eenwiih
Societa Independente di Mutua Beneficenza,309 Bdwy .
Societa Italiana di Mutua Beneficienza, E. Scodeletti
secretary, 423 Wi.shington
Scciete Onliiiaire Fran^aise, 608 B\ish
Soclcle Fruiicaise de Bienfai8ance Mutu-
elle, 510 Jackson
Society for tlie Prevention of Crnelty to
Aniinnls, 614 Merchant, room 24
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
CHiidren, 614 M( rcbant
Society of Cnliforniu Pioneers, rooms 808
Montgomery
Society of Territorial Pioneers, rooms 838
Market
Socolenko A., engineer, r. 30 Clay
Soderberg August, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Suderquiht Andrew O., mate stmr Constance, Jackeou
St. Wharf
Soeberg Henry, peam.nn, r. North Pacific Hotel
Soedler Edward, boxmaker. r. 735 Brannan
Soeller Sophia, domestic Jill Van Ness Av
Soelter L., painter, r. 401 Greeu
Sofmundsen Ingel, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
SofmundsenKnud, seaman schr ElcyC. Cline, r. North
Pacific Hotel
Sogniga Josefa, widow, r. 9 Pollard PI, rear
Sogreu John, driver, r. 322 Eitch
Sober Emile, pressman Winterburn & Co., r. 1225
Bush
Sober Louis, office 325 Montgomery, r. 1225 Bush
Soherfcld Oswald, blacksmith, r. 259 Minna
Sohl Edward, chicken ranch, Faii-mount Tract, nr
Italian Hospital
Sohl Henry, porter W.W. Montague & Co., r. 51 Clara
Sohl Jvihn, groceries and liquors, NE cor Francisco
and Mason, r. 2315 Mason
Sohlke T., teacher Urban Academy, r. Alameda
Sohmcr Lizzie, domestic 2714 Sacramento
Sohst George, cigarmaker Mayrisch Brothers, r. 1120
Vallejo
Solan Ellen, domestic 922 Capp
Solano Mauro, teacher music, r. 331 M Eddy
Solano R., wire we:iver, r. 6 Graham PI
Solano Roman Cement Co. (Benicia, Cal.) Joseph A.
Pickens secretary, 202 Sansome, room 1
Solares Jubencio R., r. SEiipor De Haro and Solano
Solari Bartholomew, vegetables, r. 1 Sonoma PI
Solari Bianchini, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Solari Carlo, dairyman. Eighteenth, W of Clara Av
Solari Giuseppe, vegetables, 57 Colombo Market
Solari Michael, fruits, 422 Broadway
Solaro Henry J., bookkeeper Martin, Feusier & Stef-
fani, r. Oakland
Solen Ellen Miss, furnished rooms, 526 Howard
Soles F., tinsmith W.W. Montague & Co.
Soley William, clerk, r. 7 Isis
Soley William, r. 30 Everett
Soley William J., clerk Keid & Brooks, r. 522 Castro
Solid Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) J. J. Ap-
plegate secretary, 320 Sansome. room 26
Solinsky Frank J.," law student W. H. L. Barnes, r.
1626 Howard
Solis .\ngell, barber, 1124 Larkin
Solisane Nicholas, honscmover, r. 324 Vallejo, rear
SoUey Stephen, r. 1706 Mason
SoUey Stephen J. Jr., cigars, 824 Kearny, r. 1706
Mason
Sollis Julia, dome.'^tic 821 Stockton
Sollmann William, foreman upholsterer William J.
Henf y & Co., r. N s Duncan, bet Sanchez and
Church
SolloniuR L. P., clerk, r. 225 Tyler
Solly William, salesman Martin J. Flavin, r. 1377
Mason
Solms Charles M., laborer, r. W s Eureka, bet Twen-
ty-first and Twenty-second
Solomon A., r. Nucleus House
Solomon Abraham, barber, 506 Howard, r. 176 Minna
Solomon Abraham, teacher, r. 2514 Webster
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES
Office, 33 Geary St.
J. MACDONOUGH,
CUMBERLAND, LKHIGH AXD EXKI.1SH FOUNDRY COKE,
41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Solomon Alexander, clerk Solomon B. Oppenhelm, r
1004 Larkin
Solomon B., carpenter Superintendent of Streets
Solomon Chapman, jobber, r. 588 Natoma
Solomon Charles, clerk A. C. Freese, r. SIO Hyde
Solomon D. Mrs., widow, r. 417 McAllister
Solomon Ernst, cutter, r. 17fi Minna I
Solomon H., peddler, r. 46'2 Clementina
Solomon Hannah M., teacher, r. 1-130 McAllister
Solomon Henry I., bookkeeper Hecht Brothers & Co.,
r. 1620 Clay
Solomon Isaac, stock speculator, r. 106 Post
Solomon Isaac, upholsterer L. & E. Emanuel, r. 714
Hayes %
Solomon Israel, insurance agent, r. 1C20 Clay
Solomon Jacob, glacier, r. 350 Clementina
Solomon Jacob, capitalist, r. 931 Jackson
Solomon Joseph, merchant, r. 1530 Polk
Solomon Joseph, salesman Banner Brothers, NE cor
Sutter and Sausome
Solomon Lazarus, clothiup, 48 Steuart, r. 510 Hyde
Solomon Louis, salesman Martin, Feusier & Steffanl,
r. 533 Jessie
Solomon Martin, clerk Simon Popper, r. .563 Minna
Solomon Mary Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, r. 1614 M
Leavenworth
Solomon Marv Miss, assistant Powell St. Primary
School. r.'l620 Clay
Solomon Moritz, milkman, r. N s Point Lobos Av, E
of Cook
Solomon Morris, junk dealer, 408 Fifth
Solomon Oscar, with Henry E. Knox, r. 563 Minna
Solomon Rachel, widow, r. 176 Minna
Solomon Samuel, bootmaker Charles Dietle, r. 31
Pleasant
Solomon Samuel, butcher, 1 and 2 Grand Central
Market, r. 1813 Sutt. r
Solomon Samuel, dry goods, 713 Polk
Solomon Siani D., bookkeeper, r. 417 McAllister
Solomon Simon, butcher, r. 1813 Butter
Solomon Thomas, porter Phoenix and Home Insur-
ance Cos., r. 1614J4 Leavenworth
Solomon. See Salomon
Solomons Hannah M. Mrs., assistant Jefferson Gram-
mar School, r. 1430 McAllister
Solomons Seixas, president Pacific Beal Estate
and Mining Bureau, 411 M California, rooms 9-11,
r. 143iJ McAllister
Solon Thomas, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Solsan Herman, engineer, r. Eighteenth Av, nr K,
South S. F.
Solsclier Lonis, business manager S.F. Illustrated
Wasp, 602 Calif<irniR, r. 1024M Larkin
Soltz William K., registry clerk Post Office, r. 9 Hen-
rietta Square
Somaly John (Schneider, Somaly & Coqueugnlot) r.
626 California
Somariva John B., cook, r. N 8 Dunn Alley, nr Kearny
Somberger E. S., driver Market St. ER., r. 1108
Bteiner
Somers Belle Mrs., r. 319 Bush
Somers Calvin F., clerk Sidney V. Smith & Son
Somers Curtis, clerk, r. 319 Bush
Somers Frank, bookkeeper Keane Brothers, r. 116
Willow Av
Somers Fred. M.. editor The Californian, 511 Califor
nia, r. 1007 Califonnia
Somers George, r. 1420 Broadway, rear
Somers George B., student, r. 1034 Mission
Somers Harry H.. cleik S. B. Wakefield & Co., r. 1420
Broadway
Somers Harvey C. (Kider, Somers & Co.) r. 2906 Fol.
Somers Henry, speculator, r. 744 Howard'
Somers Hugh, carpenter, r. 661 Willow Av
Somers Lizzie, domestic 830 O'Furrell
- i Somers Robert, carpenter, r. 2206 Powell
Somers William J., real estate, r. 1034 Mission
Somers. See Sommers and Summers
Somerset Clara Mrs., teacher, r. 317 Ellis
Somerset George, cktk, r. 317 Ellis
Somerset House, Mrs. H. Westall proptr, 764 Mission
Somerset John, laborer O. K. Foundry, r. 334 H Tenth
Somerset S., widow, r. 317 Ellis
Somerset Thomas G., carpenter, r. 456 Twentieth
Somervell William S. (Pac. Asphaltum Co.) r. 420
Jackson
Somervllle Annie, chambermaid Cosmopolitan Hotel
Somervllle Christina Miss, r. 1330 Howard
Somerville Daniel (Somervllle & Ellis) r. Commercial
Hotel
Somerville Edward, operator Western Union Tel. Co.,
r. 1917 Jessie
Somerville Horace, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 644 Mission
Somerville Robert, r. 245 Perry
Somerville Thomas, machinist Risdon I. and L.Works,
r. 1330 Howard
Somerville & Ellis (Daniel Somerville and Peter El-
lis) liquor saloon. Commercial Hotel
Somerville. See Sommerville and Summerville
Somma Stanislao, Italian Benev.Soc, 423 Washington
Sommer Adolph, manufacturing chemist, r. 1519 Polk
Sommer Edward D., cabinetmaker r. 735 Brannan
Sommer Jacob, seaman schr Nellie Rich, r. 700 Front
Sommer John, baker Julius Weber, r. SE cor Howard
and Eleventh
Sommers , tailor John Eourke
Sommers Henrietta, widow, r. 671 Howard
Sommers Millie Miss, actress, r. 671 Howard
Sommers William, cook, r. 119 Jackson
Sommers. See Somers, and Summers
Sommerton George, head miller Genesee Mill Co.
Somps John, driver Pierre G. Somps, r. 259 Clem.
Somps Pierre G., proptr Steam Soda Works, 2.59
and 201 Clementina, r. 2633 Howard
Sou Adolpb A. (Son Brothers) r. 830 O'Fan-ell
Son Albert A. (Son Brothers) r. 822 O'Farrell
Son Brothers (Adolph A. and Albert A.) importers
and iobbers smokers' articles, Yankee notions,
etc., 300 and 302 CaliiVrnia
Son Leo A., salesman Son Brothers, r. 20 Hcff Av
Son Louis A., clerk Son^Brotliers, r. 20 Hoff Av
Son Nathan A., merchant, r. 20 Hoff Av
Sonday John, clerk pay dcpt T'. S. A., Presidio Reser-
vation
Sondheimer Moses (D. Livingston & Co.) r. 1326 Polk
Soneberg Chris, clerk J. Baum, r. 524 Pine
Songen Jean, sheepskin tanner Dominique Legallet,
r. Sixth Av, bet Q and R, South S. F.
Songworth J., driver Market St. ER.
Sonnedecker S. W., cabinetmaker, r. 444 Brannan
Sonnenberg Benjamin, clerk L. & E. Wertheimer, r.
NE cor Stockton and Post
Sonnenberg Louis E., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Stockton and Post
Sonnenwald Gottlieb, liquor saloon, 635 Commercial,
r. St. Cbarles PI
Sonnichsen James N., salesman Getleson & Landis, r.
510 Fell
Sonnicliseu Nicolal (acting) Consul Denmark,
and commission merchant, 317 California, r. 2122
Howard
Sonnta^ Clias. & Co., commission merchants,
40 California
Sonntag H' nrv A. r. 591 Ellis
Sonntag Henry P.. r. 591 Ellis
Sountag Julian, deputy City and County AsBesBor,
new City Hall, r. 591 Ellis
Sonntag Julius H., r. 1719 Stevenson
Sonntag Lincoln, clerk Charles Sonntag & Co., r. 591
Ellis
Sonntagf Si Co., dealers Pacific coast tree seed, 40
California
Sonoma Lumber Co. (Sonoma Co., Cal.) Frank B.
Latham secretary. 328 Montgomery, room 9
Sonoma VaUey Railroacl Co., Peter Donahue
president. Thomas W. Johnston secretary, 426
Montgomery
Sons of the Emerald Isle Benev. Soc, rooms 818
Howard
Sopa M. J. Mrs., dressmaker, 974 Folsom
Sopa Peter G.,.cook, r. 974 Folsom
Soper E. B., bookkeeper Mrs. M. A. Soper, r. 1804
Stevenson
Soper Charles, engineer Albert Washburn, r. 11 De-
Soper M. A. Mrs., millinery, 4 Third, r. 1804 Stev.
Sophey Joseph (McArron A: Sophey) r. 820 Folsom
Sorbler Louise Mme., milliui-r, 119 Stockton
Sorbier Restaurant, Bocken & Baccala proptrs, 640
Commercial
Soren G. S. Mrs., r. 86 Everett
Sorensen A., diiver Fifth St. branch Market St. RB.
i Sorensen Amelia, widow, r. 318 Brannan, rear
SoreuFen Andrew, laborer Southern Pac. RR. depot,
r. 32 Frederick
I Sorensen Charles, tailor T. Lancaster & Co., r. 901
Bush
Sorensen J., driver, r. Stanford Hotel
Sorensen James I., tiiilor, 622 Clay
I Sorensen John (Briigge & Sorensen) r. 55 Clay
J. GUNDLACH & CO. cor. met & SeconJ.
CALIFORNIA WINES & BRANDIES.
Proprietors RMielarill, Sonom.
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Sorensen John, tailor, r. 522 Filbert, rear
Sorensen John, traveling salesman Bach, Meese k
I Co., r. Alameda
! Sorensen Mary, ciomestic 1006 Geary
Sorensen Nettie, domestic 814 M Twenty-first
Sorensen Peter, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Sorensen Samuel, railpuncher Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
34 Fifth Av
Sorensen Samuel Jr., laborer Pai-. Rolling Mill, r.
W s Kentucky, bet Center and Santa Clara
Sorensen William, groceries and liquors, NE cor Mc-
Allister and Laguna
Sorg George J., jeweler R. W. Jackson, r. 1413
' Buchanan *
Sorg John C, musician, r. 1413 Buchanan
Sirg Louisa, domestic 1812 Gough
Sorg Peter, musical instruments, 208 Sutter, r. 1415
Buchanan
Sorg Robert, bottler Swiss Brewery, r. Oakland
Sorg Rudolph, machinist, r. 36 Louisa
Sorge Oscar (J. B. Golly & Co.) r. .517 Ellis
Sorich .\ntone (Medovich & Sorich) r. 7 Bagley PI
Sorraan Gustav, mastermariner, r. Ifi Clinton Park
Sornborger E. S., driver Hayes Valley branch Market
St. RR.
Sornin Alexander, watchmaker and jeweler, 343
Kearny, r. 528 Greenwich
Soron Weiidlen, baker Wilhelm Hahn, r. 140 Ninth
Sorrel Emily, dressmaker, r. 122 Bartlett
Sorrel William, carpenter, r. 122 Bartlett
Sorrell T. A., pedestriau, 331 ifearny
Sovrell Thomaa, r. 8 Perry
Sorria Emiliauo, printer, r. 25 Hinckley
Sosa Carmen, dressmaker, r. 1405 Mason
Sosa Josephine, domestic 1423 Geary
Sosa Vincente. seamstress, r. 1405 Mason
Sosso Antonio, liquor saloon, 810 Kearny
Sothman Charles, captain schr Mountain View,
Union St.Wharf
Soto Calletano. tanner, r. 5 Pollard PI, rear
Soto Frederico, Spanish Mut. Benev. See, 730 Mont, i
Soto Rosa, seamstress, r. 9 Auburn
Soto Santos, widow, r. 9 Auburn
Soto Tomasa, fancy goods, 1528 Powell
Soto Tomasa, seamstress Jesus Sheyer, r. (i31 Vallejo
Sotzen Charles H. (Sotzen k Meyers) r. SE cor Four-
teenth and Mission
Sotzen John A., driver City RR., r. 1801 Mission
Sotzen & Meyers (Charles H. Sotzen and John H.
Meyers) liquor saloon, SE cor Fourteenth and
Mission
Soubies Vincent, fishmarket, 1322 Stockton
Soule Alphonse, pliysiciau, r. 638 Green
Sonle Artemiis G., physician, office and r. 325
Larkiu
Soule Charles Z., registry clerk Post Office, r. 1330
Ellis
Soule Christian, assistant cook Fred. W. Ksmps, r. 16
California
Soule Eugene, agricultural implements, and general
blacksmithing, N s Bryant, bet Fourth and Fifth,
r. 725 Bryant
Soule Fannie L. Miss, assistant Lincolu Grammar
School, r. 1905 Stockton
Soule Frank, editor Alta California, 529 Califor-
nia, r. 1905 Stockton
Soule George, carrepairer M. P. and M. dept Central
Pac. RU.
Soule George E. (Soule & Farquharsou) r. Occidental
Hotel
Soule John, driver A. Waldsteln, r. 434 Fifth
Soule Jeremiah, with Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 404 Tyler
Soule Kendrick B., bookkeeper, r. 919 J4 Filbert
Soule Maria L. Miss, assistant Girls' High School, r.
1808 Larkin
Soule Mary Mrs., laundry clerkPalace Hotel
Soule Milan, surgeon Pacific Mail SS. City of Sydney,
r. 325 Larkin
Soule M. M. Mrs., recording secretary Ladies' Pro.
and Relief Soc, r. 325 Larkin
Soule Philander, capitalist, r. 323 First
Soule Samuel, capitalist, r. 323 First
Soule Samuel P., honey, etc., 232 Montgomery Av, r.
408 Jackson
Soule William F., bookkeeper Elisha Ransom & Co.,
r. 325 Larkin
Soule & Farquharson (George E. Soule and Henry C.
Farquharson) capitalists, office 400 Montgomery
Souley William, laborer, r.W s Castro, bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
Soulie Victor, laundryman, r. 1023 )i Clay
Soulom Bernard, r. 1027 Dupont
Sour Adam, carpenter, r. 1G18 West Mission
Sourdry John G., r. 1713 Powi 11
Sourian Desire, nurse, r. 115 Park Av
Sours J., chief cook Pacific Coast SS. Los Augelea
Soutadet Felipe, carpenter, r. 7 Pollard PI
Souter Peter, foreman carpenter 0. A. Macdonald &
Co., r. 1137}^ Pacific
Souter Sarah Mrs., stationery and fancy goods, 1137)4
Pacific
South Barcelona Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.) Warner
Craig secretary, 320 Sansome, room 9
South Bay Railroad and Land Oc. (Eureka, Humboldt
Co.) office Pier 9 Steuart
South Belvidere Gold and Silver .Mining Co. (Bodie,
Mono Co., Cal.) Ellis Edwards secretary, 330
Pine, room 27
South Bodie Gold Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.)Henry Dea.«
secretary, 44 Nevada Block
South Bonanza Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) Frank
Moyer secretary, 408 California, room 13
South BritisU and National Fire and Ma-
rine Insurance Cos. (New Zealand) W. J.
Callingham & Co., general agents, 213 Sansome
South Bulwer Gold Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.) William
Stuart secretary, 320 Sansome, room 12
South Coast Furniture Factory, George P. Thomas
proptr, S s Blnxome, bet Fifth and Sixth
South Coast Paper Mill, S. P. Taylor & Co.
agents, 416 Clay
South Comstoik Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.) J. M. Buffington secretary, 309 Cal., room 4
South Cosmopolitan Grammar School, Eddy, bet Polk
and Van Ness .Av
South Cosmopolitan Primary School .Post, bet Dupont
and Stockton
South End Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.) R. N. Van
Brunt secretary, 318 Pine, room fi
South End School, Williams, nr Henry
South Feather Water and Union Mining Co. (Ytiba,
Butte, and Plumas Cos., Cal.) Abraham Halsey
secretary, 314 Montgomery
South George H., mate ship John Brvce, Beale St.
Wharf
South Harhor Police Station, 247 Steuart
South Justice Silver Mining Co. (Silver City, Nev.)W.
S. Marks secretary, 203 Bush, room 8
South Lady Bryan Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey
Co., Nev.) Edmund C.Mastensecretarv, 22 Nevada
Block
South Modoc Mining Co. (Inyo Co., Cal.) P. M. Mc-
Laren secretary, 318 Pine, room 39
South Mono Gold Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.) Henry
Deas secretary, 44 Nevada Block
South Navajo Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.) E. M.
Hall secretary, 20 S. F. Stock Exchange Building
South Noonday Gold Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.) William
Stuart secretary, 320 Sansome, room 12
South Overman Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
David Wilder secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 21
South Pacific Coast Express Co., Snell Broth-
ers iV: Co., proptrs, 22 Montgomery
South Pacific Coast Railroad (narrow gauge)
A. E. Davis president, office 20 and 21 Nevada
Block
South Parle House, Kuhl »fc Langpaap proptrs,
530 Third
South Park Liivery Stahles, Smith & Poultney
proptrs, 344 and 346 Braunan
South Park Malt House, Hermann Zwleg proptr,
610 Brannan
South Park Saw Mills. F. Korbel & Brothers, proptrs,
cor Fifth and Bryant, office 306 Battery
South Point Mills, A. M. Jewell & Co. proptrs,
scroll sawing and turning. Berry, bet Third and
Fourth
South Point Warehouse, Thomas G.Wslklngton agent,
Berry, bet Third and Fourth
South Potosi Mining Co. (Storey Co.. Nev.) E. A. Peck
secretary, 646 Market, room 2
South San Francisco Brewery, A. Hoelscher & Co.
proptrs. cor Railroad and Fourteenth Avs, South
S. F.
South San Francisco Dock Co., William Stu-
art secretary, 320 Sansome, room 12
South San Francisco Packing and Provision Co. (.Jo-
siah G. Johnson, Henry Mohr, Hans Kroger and
Charles Nonnenmann) cor Fourth Av and M,
South S. F.
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Established, S.F., 1863, 135 Montgomery.
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South San Francisco Park, August Heimiinn proptr,
Railroad Av, bet Ninth and Tenth Avs, South S.F.
South Sau Francisco Sfhool, SW cor Fourteenth Av
and L, South S. F.
Soath San Francisco Wool Scouring Factory, Frank
P. McLennan proptr, office N a Townsend, nr
Fifth, works cor Railroad and Twenty-fourth Avs,
South S. F.
South Side Canal Co., Frank Moyer secretary, 408
California
South Spring Hill Mining Co. (Amador Co.. Cal.)
Warner Craig secretary, 320 Sansome, room 9
South Standard Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono, Co. Cal.)
(harUs A. Sankey secretary, 331 Mout., room 14
South rtah Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) P. M. Mc-
Laren secretary. 318 Pine, room 39
Southack Francis W., r. 1931 Jessie 1
Southack Frank L., clerk auditor Central Pac. RR.,|
r. 1931 Jessie
Southard Frank R., engineeer California St. RE., r.
12 U Powell
Southard Jamea B.. attorney at law, r. 738 Grove
Southard Mason C, mining secretary ,r. Palace Hotel
Souther Annie B. Miss. r.808 Mission
Souther Horace O., plasterer J. M. Comerford, r. 333
Duncan
Souther Hugh, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Souther John, teamster, r. 314 Fifth
Souther Joseph N. (Joseph N. Souther & Co.) r. 22
Geary
Souther Josepli N. «& Co. (Joseph N. Souther)
proptrsDr. Abernethv's Green Ginger Brandy ,and
Bennefs Stomach Bitters, 122 and 124 Market
Souther Thomas, r. 1215 Jones
Souther William H., bookkeeper Redington & Co., r.
30 McAllister
Southerland George, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Southern Cross Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.) C. T.
Bridge secretary, 224 California
Southern James, waiter Pacific Mail 88. City of Pan-
ama, r. 627 Vallcjr,
Southern Nevada Gold and Silver Mining Co., J. G.
Lavery secretary, 9 and 10 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building ^^ ,
Soathern Pacific Railroad Co., Charles
Crocker president, A. C. Bassett superintendent,
J. L. Willcutt secretary, general office NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, passenger depot Town-
send, bet Third and Fourth, freight depot cor
Fifth and Townsend, repair shops cor Sixteenth
and Harrison
Sontherii Pacific Railroad of Arizona.
Charles F. Crocker president, H. M. Wright sec-
retary, office NEcor Fourth and Townsend
Southern Thomas E., penman Heald's Business Col-
lege, r. cor Twenty-first and Sanchez
Southwell George, carpenter, 924 Washington, r.
1404 Leavenworth
Southwell John H., teacher music, r. 1010 Union
Southwick Benjamin, boatbuilder, r. 13 Kitch
Southwick Edwin, office 318 Front, r. 24 Minna
Southwick William O., night watchman new City
Hall, r. 244 Minna
Southwoith Sadie Miss, r. 250 Foui th
Souza Antonio N.. Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn.
415 J< Dmmm
Souza Emanuel, waiter Hugo J. Kroscher, r. 206 San.
Souza Marie, widow, r. W s Sansome bet Union and
Green
Sovem William, hostler Charles S. Crittenden, r. 16
William '
Soyer Marguerite Miss, r. 108 McAllister
Sozin Charles W. (Zawadill& Sozin) r. 957 Folsom
Spaar Christoph, cleik Mangels & HeUemann, r. NW
cor Railroad and Eleventh Avs, South S. F.
Spaar ConrnJ, engineer Washington Brewery, r. 18
Jansen i
Spaar John, barU>nder Winter k Pauli, r. 713 Bush |
Spader Jeremiah V., bookkeeper Haggin k Tevis I
Spader .John W., engineer California St. RR., r. 1635
Hyde i
Spadier Pietro, salesman Lavilla Brothers, r. 809 j
Vallejo '
Spadina Angelo, teacher music, r. 2417 Sacramento
Spadoni Joseph, clerk freight dept Central Pac. RR., |
r. .547 First i
Spaelti F., compositor S. F. Abend Post, r, Swiss i
Hotel
Spafford James M. (J. M. Spafford & Co.) r. 1311 Fifth
Ay, East Oakland I
SpaiTord J. M. & Co. (James M. Spafford) gen-
eral commission merchants and manufs agents,
310 and 312 Clay
Spaight John C, salesman Keane Brothers, r. 609
Post
Spaight Patrick, dairy, Kosciusko, nr Union Av, Ber-
nal Heights
Spalan John, laborer, r. Twenty-ninth, bet Guerrero
and San Jose .\v
Spalding E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 14 Geary
Spaldiug Edward B. Rev., principal Trinity School,
r. 1296 Van Ness Av
Spalding Harriet A. Miss; r. 243 Ninth
Spalding House, Mrs. Louisa Spalding proprietress,
1222 Pine
Spalding James L., salesman Cal. Cracker Co., r. 930
Hi-)ward
Spalding Louisa Mrs., proprietress Spalding House,
1222 Pine ^
Spalding Volney, physician, office and r. 1222 Pine
Spalding William E., r. Oak Grove House
Spaldiug. See Spaulding ^
Spalt Pnilip, drayman Getz Brothers & Co., t^no
Ninth
Spahi Frederick, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Spamer Adam, capitalist, r. 116 Thirteenth
Spamer Henry C. (Gumpertz & Spamer) r. 116 Thir-
teenth
Spamer Justus A., agent Miller's Compressed Yeast,
637 Mission, r. 116 Thirteenth
Spangenberg Adolph, safemaker Jonathan Kittredge,
r. 214 J^ Sixth !
Spangenberg E. H., safemaker, r. 214M Sixth i
Spangler D. B. & Co. (Daniel B.Spangler and Charles ;
K. McElwie) furniture, and agents Singer Sewing
Machine Co., SE cor Railroad and Eleventh Avs. ^
South S. F.
Spangler Daniel B. (D.B. Spangler k Co.) r. Ninth ,
Av, near K, South S. F. I
Spangler Jane, widow, r. 1819 Polk j
Spangler Peter, carpenter, r. Ninth Av, nr K, South
S. F. !
Spanier Joseph, liquor saloon, 112 Post, r. 309 Du-
pont
Spanish American Club Rooms, 212 Sutter I
Spanish Mutual Benevolent Society, Andrew Mauri |
secretary, 730 Montgomery 1
Spanjer Peter, shipcarpenter, r. Railroad Av, bet
Fourth and Fifth Avs, South 8. F.
Spanks W., carpenter Risdon I. and L. Works
Spanuagel Eberhard, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Spaunagel John C, bakery, 125 Seventh
Spanuhacke Anton, teamster Weed & Gone, r. 619
Jessie
Spauton Andrew, painter James Spanton, r. 1214 j
Polk
Spanton James, paints and oils, 1214 Polk
Spara Charles, laborer Mrs. M. Morchio k Sou
Sparatina Louisa, widow, r. 1825 Powell
Spargo John J., with J. H. Mitchell, r. 2226 Howard
Sparhawk E. P., deputy County Clerk, r. Commercial
Hotel , , „ „
Spark Frederick, dishwasher Union Hotel, 34 Hayes
Spark John (Kennedy & Spark) r. 2739 California
Sparks Agnes Mrs., physician, office 217 Geary, r. 021
Sparks Charles (Weston & Sharks) r. Abbotsford
House
Sparks James, stockbroker, r. 921 Union
Sparks Thomas, painter Thomas Downing, r. 1006
Pine
Sparks Thomas, plumber, r. 919 Stockton
Sparks William, bookkeeper Bryant & Cook, r. 12
Second Av
Sparks William, master mariner, r. 2517 Bryant
Sparks William H., inspector Custom House, r. 854
Mission
Sparling Henry, teamster Peter Robinson, r. M s
Green, nr Battery „ „,_
I Sparrow Albert R., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r.
2211 Taylor , ^ ,,rn.
Sparrow Anthony, barber Stehle & Bernhard, r. 159
I Natoma
Sparrow Arthur, jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 33 Clem.
I Sparrow Edward D., foreman The Evangel, r. 2211
' Taylor
Sparrow John, clerk Joseph Sparrow, r. 33 Clementina
Sparrow Joseph, groceries and liquors, 33 Clementina
Sparrow Joseph W., jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 33
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bi)atz Agues Mrs., r. 120 Ash Av
Spatz John H. Mrs., r. I'i05 Laguna
Spaulding , wulow, r. 463 Stevenson
Spauldiug Andrew, jeweler 122 Fourth, r. 919 .'i Howard
Bpauldiug C. A., attorney at law, office and r. 1309
Leavenworth
Spaulding Charles F., r. U09 Folsom
Spaulding Charles H.. machinist Nathan W. Spauld-
iug, r. Oakland
Spamding Charles J., (Johnson & Co.) r. 905 McAllister
Spaulding Edward C, <!ollector, r. 624 Commercial
Spuulding' Oeor^e, book and job printer, 414
Clay, r. 1109 Clay
Spaulding Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono
Co., Cal.) John Heim secretary, 117 Battery
Spaulding Henry K., attorney at law, 220 Sansome,
room 12, r. 134 McAllister
Spaulding J. <& Co. (John Spaulding) proptrs
Pioneer Carpet Beating Machine and Excelsior
Warerooms, 3.5.3-357 Tehama
Spaulding James Qt., assistaut bookkeeper Heyne-
^^mauu & Co.. r. 1109 Clay
S^fclding Jerome, r. Brunswick House
Spaulding John (J. Spaulding & Co.) r. 1715 Clay
Spaulding Julia, widow, r. IdJii Cleaveland
Spaulding Madison, bricklayer, r. 30ii.^ Jessie, rear
Spaulding- Natltan VV., sawsmithing and re-
pairing, 17 and 19 Fremont and (Pacific Saw
Manuf Co.) r. Oakland
.Spaulding Nathaniel H., carpenter new V. S. Apprais-
er's Building, r. ir^H Hoff Av
Spaulding Rufus C, r. 1510 Broadway
L->pauldinp. See Spalding
Kpeauda Charles, barber Lampe Brothers, r. Ill Thir-
teenth
Spear Adrian, clerk Naval Office Custom House, r.
Oakland
Spear A. F. k Co. (Alexander F. Spear and Joseph Or.
Lavensaler) stevedores. Pier 22 Stenart
Spear Alexander F. (A. F. Spear & Co.) r. 2908 Folsom
Spear Bartlett E., carpenter ship Hervey Mills, Ori-
ental Wharf
Spear Charles J., bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
51 Third
Spear Edward S. (Edward S. Spear & Co.) r. Grand
Hotel
Sp«>ur Edward S. «& Co. (Edward S., Joseph 8.
and Joseph S. Spear, Jr.) auctioneers and com-
mission merchants, 729 Market
Spear Gustavus L.. bookkeeper Edward S. Spear &
Co., r. 1810 Post
Spear Jas^n, clerk Joseph G. Lavery, r. 1006 Jones
Spear John I. (Spear, Meade & Co.) r. Oakland
Spear Joseph S. (Edward S. Spear & Co.) r. Oakland
^pear Joseph 8. Jr. (Edward S. Spear & Co.) r. 406
Octavia
Spear Lillio Miss, teacher, r. 136 McAllister
Spear, Meade & Co. (John I. Spear and George
W. Meade) general commission merchants, 31C
and 318 Washington
Spear P. B., solicitor, r. 500 Montgomery
Spear Robert, bnardlng, 704 Fronts r. 1606 Kearny
Spear Robert F., solicitor, r. 1600 Kearny
Spear Street Mills, F. W. Glade proptr, 30 and
32 Spear
Speai- Street Wliarf, foot Spear
Spear Thomas R., dentist, 235 Kearny, r. 1151 Mission
Spear Thomas 8., carpenter, r. 105 Hayes
Spear William N., with R. M. Sherman. 606 Mont.
Spear William J., cigars and tobacco, 976 Harrison
Spear. See Speer
Spearling Morris, mining, r. 808 Folsom
Spearman Andrew D., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.,
r. 599 Ellis
Spearman Catherine, widow, r. 438 Jessie
Spearman Ellen, widow, r. 39 Oak Grove Av
Spearman Michael, laborer, r. 1741 Market
Spearman Stephen, machinist, r. 511 Mission
Spearman William, book agent, r. 929 Sacramento
Spears Letitia, widow, r. 1212 Powell
Spears. See Spiers
Specht Antone, cookshelper. Palace Hotel
Specht Frank, cl«rkB. Nathau.& Co., r. 9 Stockton PI
Specht George, civil engineer, r. 609 Post
Specht George, clerk B. Nathan & Co., r.9 Stockton PI
Specht George, cook Palace Hotel
Specht John, manuf cigars, 631 Broadway
Specht Wilhelmina, widow, r. 9 Stockton PI
Special Ag'ent Post Office Department.,
office 320 Sansome, room 43
Special Aj|;ent V, S. Treasury Department.,
office Custom House, third floor (alter July Ist
new U. S. Appraiser's Building)
Speck J., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Speckman Frederick F., groceries and liquors, NB
cor Fourth and Mission, r. Ill Fourth
Speckman George, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Speckter Henry, expressman, cor Sixth and Howard,
r. 672 Natoma
Speckter John, upholsterer F. 8. Chadbourne&Co., r.
W B Hooper, bet Kentucky and Fourth
Speckter Richard H. (Weinberg & Speckter) r. W s
Hooper, bet Kentucky and Fourth
Speed William, seaman, r. 613 Mission
Spetu Michael, laborer, r. 16 leis
Speer Charles, laborer, r. 8 s Twenty-eighth, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Speer Charles J., cabinetmaker, r. 118 Gilbert, rear
Speer Hugh J. (Spinney & Co.) physician, office 11
Kearny, r. 1531 Post
Speer John W., mining, r. 1159 Mission
Speers David, cooper freight dept Central Pac. BR.
Speetzen Henrj' F., cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture
Manuf. Co., r. 2014 Hyde
Speidel Adolph, coppersmith, r. 313 Green
Speier Bernhard, clerk John Roseufeld, r. 1513 Tyler
Speier. See Speyer, and Spier
Speik William, cigurmaker Sanderson & Horn, r. 1051
Mission
Speith William, cabinetmaker Will & Fiuck, r. Oak-
land
Spellau Lizzie, widow, r. 144 Fifth
Spellman Frank, laborer Hancock k Kelso, r. NW
cor Columbia and Sixteenth
Spellman John, barber Henry W. Stable, r. 11 Car-
lo.-* PI
Spellman Joseph, tailor, 506 Bush
Spellman Julia, widow, r. 1907 Dupout
Spellman Kate, domestic 21 Glen Park Av
Sptllman Martin, carpenter, r. W s Eureka, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Spellman Michael, laborer, r. Gareu, W of San Bruno
Road
Spellman Rebecca, widow, r. H Antonia
Spellman Thomas, laborer, r. 1907Dupont
Spellman. See Spielman, and Spillman
Spence Albert, mining operator, r. 52 Second
Speuce Abel S. (A. 8. Spence & Co.) r. Grand Hotel
Spence A. S. & Co. (Abel S. Spence) importers
noveltiea and fancy goods, 537 Market
Speuce Jami'S, machinist, r. 33 Eddy
Spence James, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
Black Point
Speuce John P., milk depot, 425 Broadway
Spence S. R., conductor N. B. and Mission RR., r. 728
Folsom
Spence William A. (Speuce & Johnson) r. 1532 Clay
Spence & Johnson (William A. Spence and Robert J.
Johnson) fish dealers, 93 California Market
Spencer A. G. Mrs., manager Inglewood House, 126
Fifth
Spencer Alexander O., freight clerk Oregon 88. Co.,
Folsom St.Wharf , r. 620 Sutter
Spencer Alrik G., printer, 500 Folsom, r. Everett
House
Spencer Ann, widow, r. 908 Powell
Spencer Annie Mrs., r. 2(i93^ Clara
Spencer Almon C, driver Bowen Brothers, r. 1532
Polk
Spencer Brothers (John C. andHerschel A.) millinery
goods, 1016 Market
Spencer Christopher, carpenter, r. 309 Fremont -„
Spencer Christopher, r. 312 Beale
Spencer David, liquor saloon, NW cor Folsom and
Beale, r. 306 Folsom
Spencer David Jr., clerk, r. 306 Folsom
Spencer Eliza (Boedeker & Spencer) r. 317 Green
Spencer Emily, seamstress, r. 9 Auburn
Spencer Eugene W., salesman Marcus 0. Hawley k
Co., r. 114 Twelfth
Spencer Frederick M., dairyman, r. NE cor Locast
and California
Spencer Frederick W. (F. W. Spencer & Co.) r. 404
Tyler
Spencer F. W. & Co. (Frederick W. Spencer) pianos
and organs, 23 and 25 Fifth
Spencer George, contractor, r. 925 Post
Spencer George, mate stmr Emma, r. 32 Everett
Spencer George O., expressman, 8W cor Market ftnd
East, r. Oakland
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Spencer George W., special ageut and adjuster iEtna
Insurance Co. of Hartford, 311 California, r. 2
Martha PI
Spencer Henry, watchman Merrimac St. Wharf, r. 42
Everett
Spencer Herbert H., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
647 Howard
Spencrr Herschel A. (Spencer Brothers) r. 7>» Stock.
Spencer James, stevedore, r. E s Prospect Av, nr Coso,
B. H.
Spencer Jam<'s, -watehmau Pacific Mall SS. Co.
Spencer J. J. Mrs., r. 530 Howard
Spencer John C. (Spencer Brothers) r. 7J^ Stockton
Spencer John C. (Cyrleton & Spencer) r. 1201 Webster
Spencer John D., cutter McDonald & Williams, r. 815
Filbert
Spencer John W., contractor and builder, r. 1837 Ellis
Spencer Joseph, musician, r. 83 Clementina
Spencer Joseph D., tailor, r. 923 Greenwich
Spencer L. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 24 Eleventh
Spencer Lewis C, carpenter, r. SW cor San Jcise Av
and Elizabeth
Spencer Lowell B.. clerk George Howes & Co., r. 1024
Bush
Spencer Mary Mrs., r. 907 Sutter
Spencer Moira M., teacher music, r. 908 Powell
Spencer Oliver H., attorney at law, 408 California,
room 13
Spencer Peter, seaman schr Elko, Beale St. Wharf
Spencer Robert, r. Park Hotel
Spencer Kobevt, r. 1159 Folsom
Spencer Thomas, waiter Theodore Althof, 626 Market
Spencer Thomas F., clerk Edwards, Pickens & Ful-
ton, r. 20 Fifth
Spencer Thomas M., salesman Standard Soap Co., 204
Sacramento, r. 308 Hayes
Spencer Thomas W., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
659 Howard
Spencer Walter, barber Walter Hadley, r. 262 Third
Spencer William, teamster Micah Doane, r. 833 Har-
rison •
Spencer William E., carpenter, r. W s Sherman, bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Spencer William H., commission merchant, r. 929
Jackson
Spencer William H., wholesale cigars, and commis-
sion merchant, 321 Sacramento, r. The Baldwin
Spencer W. P., letter carrier Post Office, r. SE cor
Fourteenth and Mission
Spencer W.W., printer Crowe & Cooke, r. 22 Geary
Spengcmann Charles, liquor saloon, SW cor Spring
and Summer, r. 1 Quincy PI
Spengemann Lizzie Mrs. r. 1 Quincy PI
Speranza Adelina Miss, teacher music, 30 Post
Speranza Domlnico, professor vocal music, and di-
rector Italian Musical Institute, 30 Post
Sperazzio Jose, gardener, W s Mission, nr St. Mary's
College
Sperl Charleis, barber, 444Third,-r. 15 Stockton
Sperling Frank, commission merchant, 309 California,
room 15, r. 1331 Pine
Sperling Joseph, gardener, r. Ahlborn House
Sperling Mark E. (M. E. Sperling & Co.) and
mining secretary, 309 California, room 15, r. 1331
Pine
Sperling: M. E. <& Co. (Mark E. Sperling) com-
mission merchauts, .309 California, room 15
Sperling Morris, r. 808 Folsom
Sperry Alexander, with Pac. Rubber Paint Co., r. 321
Clementina
Sperry .Austin (Sperry & Co.) r. Oakland
Sperry John, carriagemaker.r. 910 Natoma
Sperry Louis E., engraver Zacharias & Green, 126
Kearny
Sperry S. W. (Sperry & Co.) r. Stockton
Sperry William, wireworkrr Cal. Wire Works, r. 526
Stevenson
Sperry & Co. (Austin and 8. W. Sperry) commis-
sion merchants, and proptrs Sperry's Flouring
Mills (Stockton) 22 California
Sperry's Flouring' Mills (Stockton) Sperry &
Co. proi)trs, otHce 22 California
Speyer Brothers (Daniel and Leo) stockbrokers, 337
Pine
Speyer Daniel (Speyer Brothers) r. 1617 Van Ness Av
Speyer D. E., cashier Bachman Brothers, 10 and 12
Battery
Speyer Isaac, clerk, r. 227 Tyler
Speyer Jacob M. (Philip, Speyer & Co.) r. Hamburg,
Germany
Speyer Leo (Speyer Brothers) r. 29 Dupont
Speyer Morris, insurancebroker, 307 California, r.
2412 Washington
Speyer Walter, with Philip. Speyer & Co., 425 Cal.
Speyer. See Speier, and Spier
Spiegel Anton, bartend^ Jacques Dreyfuss. r. 1016
Kearny
Spiegel Christian (Union Furniture Mannf. Co.)r. 440
Brannan
Sple:^'tl Jacob, machinehand Union Furniture Manuf.
Co., r. 5(50 Brannan
Spiegel Louis, drayman Littlefleld, Allison & Co., r.
'?45 Folsom
Spiegel William (Union Furnituro Manuf. Co.) r. 122
Welsh
Spieler Adolf, peddler, r. 609 Seventh
Spielman Anton, brewer, r. 31 Merchant
Spielman Nicholas, hostkr C. F. Dryer, r. 207 Mont-
gomery Av
Spier Charles, butcher, r. 642 Green
Spiers David, clerk, r. 119 Perry
Spiers James (Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes) r. 1620 Sutter
Spiers. See Spears
Spies Frederick, upholsterer and paperhanger, 605
Powell
Rpillane Dennis, laborer, r. 13 Cleaveland, rear
Spillane Frynk, machinist, r. 1915 Stockton
Spillane Hugh, porter, r. SE corFulton and Lyon
Spillane James, laborer, r. 113 William
Spillane John, clerk assistant Adjutant-General, Mil-
itary Division Pacific, r. 714 Pine
Spillane John, laborer, r. N s Twenty-ninth, bet Do-
lores and San Jose Av
Spillane John P., physician, office and r. 128 Fourth
Spillard Annie, domestic 1217 Geary
Spillard Christopher, laborer, r. 308 Linden Av
Spillard Ellen, domestic 1047 Harrison
Spillard Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 308 Linden Ay
Spillard Michael, clerk, r. 308 Linden Av I
Spillard Richard, carpenter, r. 308 Linden Av
Spiller Frank F., attorney at law, 022 Clay, r.32 Sixth
Spiller Frank M., compositor, r. 142 Natoma
Spillmann John, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Spilman Heuty J., master mariner, r. 4 Beale PI
Spilman Thomas, seaman schr Emily Limdt, r. 4
Beale PI
Spinas E. J., r. 519 Bush
Spinas Louis, icecreammaker Tschurr & Dingcou, r.
16 Prospect PI
Spindler Jacob, barber, r. 1519 Dui^out
Spinetti John A., clerk Neptune B. Mulville, r. 520
Green
Spinetti Michael, clerk, r. 520 Green
Spink James (Samuel P. Spink & Sons) r. Alameda
Spink Samuel (Samuel P. Spink & Sons) r. 931 Market
Spink Samuel P. (Samuel P. Spink & Sons)r. Alameda
Spink Samuel P. & Sons (Samuel P., James and Sam-
uel Spink) proptrs I X L Gold and Silver Plating
Works, 7 Fourth
Spinks Charles, plimiber John R. Craig, r. cor Hyde
and Pine
Spinks Samuel, cook Carl W. Enauth, r. SE cor Kear-
ny and Bay
Spinner Alexander, cellarman Empire Brewery, r.
315 Francisco
Spinner Frank G., engineer, r. 1511 Jones
Spinner James M., engineer, r.1511 Jones
Spinner Jane, widow, r. 417 Powell
Spinney A. B. (Spinney & Co.) physician, 11 Kearny
Spinney Charles S., clerk George W. McNear, r. 1615
Larkin
Spinney George L., bookkeeper H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. 1615 Larkin
Spinney George R., mining secretary, 310 Pine.
room 44, r. 1615 Larkin
Spinney Joseph, shipcarpenter, r. 444 Brannan
Spinney T. L., r. 22 Geary
Spinney Waldron S., superintendent 8. F. Cordage
Fnctory, r. 558 Folsom
SPINNEY & COi (A. B. Spinney and
Hugh J. Speer) physicians and surgeons, office 11
Kearny
Spintler George, cabinetmaker, r. Pacific RR. House
Spirit of the Times (weekly) Marcus D. BoiTick
publisher and proptr, 621 Sansome
Spirley William, tinner, r. 526 Stevenson
Splro Annie M. Mrs., copyist County Recorder, r. 643
Jessie
Spiro Isaac, peddler, r. 1505 Franklin
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Spiro Morris (Abrahams & Splro) r. 1916 Sutter
Spiro Pauline, widow, r. 542 Jessie
Spieer John, dairyman, r. 009 Jackson
Bpitz Abraham, bookkeeper Son Brothers, r. 836
O'Farrell
Spitz Bertha Mme., hninlresBer and nigmaker, 328
Kearny
Spitz Jacob P., troveliug salesman Son Brothers, r.
836 O'Farrell
Spitz Leon, wigmaker, 328 Kearny
Bpitz Tlicodore P., salesman Toklas, Brown & Co., r.
83G O'Farrell
SpltzJer Harry, seaman, r. 138 Steuart
Splaiue Mary A., domestic 8W cor Sierra and Louisi-
ana
Splaine William, shoemaker Armstrong & Wright, r.
20'J Ritch
Splan Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 315 Beale
Splaue Thomas, plasterer, r. 432 Fulton
Splivalo Augustuii I). , attorney at law, 72 and
73 Montgomery Block, r. 2221 Taylor
Splivalu C>«8arR., manuf Italian pastes, mac-
caroni, vermicelli, farina, etc., and proptr Cal.
Italian Paste Co., and Cal. Flour and Feed Mills,
works cur Sixth and Berry, office 704 Sansome, r.
Ill Fell
Splivalo Stephen, supt C»sar R. Splivalo, r. Ill Fell
Splivalo Vincent, iishermau, Front St. Wharf
Spoerer Charles, bai tender, r. NsXatoma, bet Fourth
and Fifth
Spoflford John L.. ship and steamboat joiner, 413
Main, r. 312 Grove
Spohn Joseph, butcher Philip H. Newman, r. 228
Union
Spohr Louis F., haruesemaker William Trumbull, r.
721 Broadway
Spoouer Beujamim P., machinist Bella Union Theater,
r. 1005 Powell
Spooner Ida Miss, capmaker William Fleischer, r.
San Miguel
Spooner Rutledge, r. 22 Silver
Spooner Thomas, produce dealer, r. W s Bright, bet
Sadowa and Railroad Av, San Miguel
Spooner Thomas J., barber Abraham Solomon, r. 176
Minna
Sportsman's Club of California, William
Stuart secretary, 320 Sansome, room 12
Sposito John (Larkins & Spoaito) r. 637 Yallejo
Spotomo John B., poultry, game and dairy produce,
47 and 48 Cal. Market, r. 516 Octavla
Spottiswood John, bookkeeper Douohoe, Kelly & Co.,
r. 2020 Ellis
Spotts Albert T., manager Cal. Refrigerator and Meat
Shipping Co., 727 Four;^, r. 930 Market
Spotts James H., commodore U.S. Navy, r. 19 South
Park
Spotts Temple T., r. 19 South Park
Spoult Philip, clerk Getz Brothers & Co., r. 510 Ninth
Spouts George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Sprague Abbie F. Miss, assistant Fourth St. Primary
School, r. 1907 O'Farrell
Sprague Adua, saloonkeeper, r. 20S Powell
Sprague Albert, salesman, r. 11 Auburn
Sprague Benjamin F., blacksmith, 1509 Polk, r. 1008
Pelk
Sprague Charles W., with Charles S.Crittenden, r. 128
O'Farrell
Sprague Frank Mrs., r. 128 O'Farrell
Sprague Frank, bookkeeper, r. lllj^ Minna
Sprague F. S., r. 211 Second
Sprague George, teamster Daniel Kearny, r. 20 Leonard
Sprague George H., clerk A. M. Simpson & Brother,
r. 284 Union
Sprague Henry, captain schr Ocean Spray, Beale St.
Is. Wharf
Sprague John C, carpenter, r. 108 Taylor
Sfrague Mary A., widow, r. 434^ Twenty- second
Sprague Rufus W., physician, 34 Kearny, r. 1713 Web-
I ster
Sprague Samuel S., bookkeeper Sol. Kohlman, r. 1907
O'Farrell
Sprague Thomas M., driver Central RR.
Sprague William, teamster, r. Central Pacific Hotel
Spratt William, calker, r. 312 Folsom
Spratt William, piledriver, r. 27 Louisa
Sprecliels Adolph B., secretary Cal. Sugar Re-
finery, 215 Front, r. 2027 Howard
Spreckels Agnes Miss, r. 1217 California
Spreckels C. August, secretary Hawaiian Commercial
Co., 215 Front, r. 2027 Howard
Spreckels Christina, widow, r. 330 Thirteenth
SprfckelH Clans, president Cal. Sugar Refinery,
office 215 Front, r. 2027 Howard
Spreckels Henry, tcanister Oregon Stock and Butch-
ering Co., r. First Av, nr Kentucky. South S. F.
Spreckels JoUii D., vice-president Cal. Sugar
Refinery, office 215 Front, r. 2027 Howard
Spreckels Peter, r. 1217 California
Spreckles Caroline, domestic 1012 Geary
Spreckles Lizzie, domestic 1016 Geary
Sprcen William, saloonkeeper. Ninth Av, bet N and
M, South S. F.
Spreen William, r. 135 Fair Oaks
Sprenger Bernhardt, hotelkeeper.r. 1301 Montgnmery
Spring — , calker Midulemas & Boole
Spring .Annie, widow, r. 442 Twenty-second
Spring Creek Ditch and Mining Co. (Shasta County,
Cal.) Abraham Halsey secretary, 314 Montgomery
Spring Dale Water Co. (Marin County, Cal.) John L.
Ecklcy proptr, oflice 12 Clay
Spring Edward S., stock editor Evening Post, r. 80'3
Van Ness Av
Spring Francis S., real-estate, 705 Sansome, r. 812
Chestnut
Spring George W., fruits, 803 Fourth, r. NW cor
Fourth and Berry
Spring George W., molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 606
Howard
Spring Gulch Mill and Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co.,
Cal.) M. E. Sperling secretary, 309 California,
room 15
Spring Henry, cook tug Monarch, r. 119 •Jackson
Spring James, clerk, r. 1020 Market
Spring John R., real-estate, 705 Sansome, r. Grand
Hotel
Spring Marcus B., book agent, r. 1012 Mason
Spring Menxo, mauuf Dr. Bly's artificial limbs,
9 Geary
Spring Norah, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Spring Valley Grammar School, Broadwuy. nr Polk
Spring Valley Mining and Irrigation Co. (Cherokee,
Butte County, Cal.) Louis Glass secretary, 402
Front
Spring Valley Primary School, Union, nr Franklin
Sprinj; "Valley Water Works, Chailes Webb
Howard president, William Norris secretary,
oflBce 516 California
Spring William, waiter, r. 1013 Washington
Springer Abraham, clerk John J. Duflfy, r. 3 Caroline
Springer Benjamin, showcasemaker Dixon & Bern-
stein, r. 3 Caroline
Springer Fanny Miss, tailoress Meyer Buchman, r.
3 Caroline
Springer George W., clerk, r. 314 Sixth
Springer Henry L., barber Marx Levy, r. 12 John
Springer Isaac, cutter Toklas, Brown & Co., r. 3 Caro-
line
Springer Jason (Japon Springer A: Co.) r. 1815 Eddy
Springer Jason & Co. (Jason Springer and
Warren H. Salsbury) commission agents, and
dealers doors, sashes, window glass, lumber etc.,
SE cor Spear and Mission
Springer Julia Miss, artificial flowers, r. 3 Caroline
Springer Maria Mrs., lodgings, 314 Sixth
Springer Martha J. Mrs., dressmaker, NW cor Post
and Hvde
Springer Ransom, salesman Jason Springer & Co., r.
Oakland
Springer R. C. Mrs., portrait artist, studio and r. 6
O'Farrell
Springer Samuel F., salesman T. & S. S. Morton,
1305 3« Polk
Springer William C, carpenter, r. 314 Sixth —
Springfield Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal) C.
Bridge secretary, 224 California
Springmaun Edward, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei
437 Fulton
Springmiller John, laborer, r. 12 Lewis
Springstein Benjamin F., engineer stmr Ellen, r.
Napa City
Sprizzola Carlo, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Sprizzola Luigi, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Sproat Clifi'ord, lineman Gold and Stock Tel. Co., r.
1032 Pine
Sproston John (William F. Hammell k Co.) and su-
perintendent of agencies Mutual Life Insurance
Co., 214 Sansome, r. 1606 Howard
Sprott Maggie Miss, assistant Mission Grammar
School, r. 207 Fifteenth
Sproul Edward, clerk, r. 106 Taylor
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Sproul Edward, steward, r. 810 Jackson
8prowl Edward G., clerk Liverpool and Loudon and
Globe Insurance Co., r. 639 Twenty-third
Sprowl S. B., boxmaker Union Box Factory, r. 34
Mary
Spruance John (Spruance, Stanley & Co.) r. The Bald-
win
Spriiiince, Stanley & Co. (John Spruance and
Samuel L. Stanley) wholesale wines and liquors,
410 Front
Sprnegel Christian, liquor saloon. Railroad At, bet
Eighth and Ninth Avs, South S. F.
Sprugnola Charles, pantryman Bocken & Baccala, r.
1611 Powell
Sprugnola Luigi, cook Bocken & Baccala, r. 1611
Powell
Sprung David H., painter, r. •200.'> Polk
SpuUer Louis, porter, r. 363 Davis
Spurr Susan, widow, nurse, r. '212 Van Ness Av
Squaglia Ottavio, merchant tailor, 302 Montgomery Av
Squire Ellen, widow, r. 136 Twenty-second
Squire Emily, widow, r. 608 Fillmore
Squire Emma L., widow, r. 10 Oak
Squire James, cutter Mills. Leak & Co., r. 102 Mason
Squire James E., inspector Custom House, r. 812 Web-
ster
Squire John, cutter Williams Brothers, r. 146 Jessie
Squire Lovell, bookkeeper Cutting Packing Co., r.923
Byde
Squires Benjamin, waiter Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Squires Q. D., reporter Morning Call, r. 106 Post
Squires George. <^ook Pacific Coast SS.Viotoria, r. SE
cor Second and Natoma
Squires George, teamster, r. 22 Park Av
Squires Nathaniel L., pyrotechnist, r. 1018 Capp
Sresovich Luke G., wholesale dealer foreign and do-
mestic fruits, 505 and 507 Sansome, r. 308 Lom-
bard
Sresovich Nicholas, porter L. G. Sresovich, r. 1103
Powell
Sroenncuger Frederick, baker William Poehlman, r.
855 Howard
Sroute A. Mrs., r. 322 Ellis
Sroufe John (Sroufe & McCrum) r. 322 Ellis
Sroufe & McCruni (John Sroufe and Hugh Mc-
Crum) importers wines and liquors, 208 and 210
Market, and 9 and 11 Pine
St. Amant David, varnisher E. Klhn,r. 927 Bryant.rear
St. Andrew's Society, rooms 232 Sutter
St. Ann's Buildinj^, NW cor Powell and Eddy
St. Armant William, driver International Hotel, 824
Kearny
St. Boniface OrpUan Asylnm, Miss Catherine
Gross matron, 112 Grove
St. Clair Alice Mrs., dressmaker, r. 719 Market
St. Clair Harry, bartender J. Casey, r. 2102 Howard
St. Clair Henry, painter Noble Brothers, r. 21
Bausch
St. Clair Henry C, musician, 137 Post, r. 1313 Green
St. Clair H. V., steward Franklin Hotel, 321 Pacific
St. Clair Isaac P., laborer Geary St. RU., r. 1329 Bush
St. Cliiir John W., painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r.
433 Jessie
St. Clair Marv A. Miss, r. 18 Boardman
St. Clair M. F. Miss. r. 18 Franklin
St. Clair Mollie Miss, actress Adelphi Theater
St. Clair Samuel, machinist, r. 315 Fifth
St. Clair Samuel F., real-estate, r. 14 Haight
St. Clair William, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
St. Cloud House. Mrs. Elizabeth Coffee proprietress,
418 Sutter
St. David's House, Rienzi Hughes proptr, 715
Howard
St. Denis Amelia Mrs., r. 212 Turk
St. Denis Clara, r. 113 Franklin
St. Denis George C clerk Held Brothers & Co., r. 118
Post ,
Denis Joseph, r. 1910 Mason
Denis Jules, paint and oils, 1305 Stockton, r.
1318 Pacific
Denis Louis, r. 1910 Mason
George Arthur, plumber McNally & Hawkins
St. George The, 812 Kearny
St. Ignatius College, 214 Hayes
St. James House, Robert Orford proptr, 906 Market
St. John Arthur, clerk, r. 1910 Market
John Benjamin G., luniber surveyor, r. 1910
Market
John Edward P., carpenter and builder, NE cor
Washington and Maple, r. 708 Taylor
St.
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John H. A. Mrs., assistant Rincon Grammar
School, r. 1910 Market
John Henry S., clerk Pac. Insurance Agency, r.
1910 Market
St. John John, r. \8y> Clinton
St. John John, mining, r. 1114 Sacramento
St. John Kate Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf. Co.,
r. Tenth Av, ur Railroad Av, South S. F.
St. John Maggie Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf.
Co., r. Tenth Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
St. John Quicksilver Mining Co. (Vallejo) Langley &
Michaels iigents, NE cor Front and Pine
St. Joseph's Catholic Temperance Soi'iety, hall W B
Tenth, bet Folsom and Howard
Joseph's Grammar School, Professor W. J. G.
Williams principal, SW cor Tenth and Howard
Joseph's Roman Catholic Infant AsT-
luin. Sister Berenice Williams superior. Silver
Av, bet Seventeenth and Nineteenth Avs, South
S. F.
St. Julien Emily, widow, r. 518 M Montgomery Av
St. Julien Paul, salesman Reiss Brothers & Co., r.
518 M Montgomery Av
St. Lawrence Hotel, Alexander Williams proptr, .568
Mission
St. Lawrence L., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
1921 Sacramento
St. Lawrence Livery Stable, McCord, Bridge
& Co. propts, 212 Sutter
St. Ledger Anthony, cook, r. 12 Miller PI
St. Ledger Edward, civil engineer, r. 319 Bush
St. Louis Hotel, Nicholas Baker proptr, 11 and 13
Pacific
St. Louis, Kansas City, and Northern Rail-
road, T. H. Dearborn general ageat, 3 New
Montgomery
St. Louis Livery and Sale Stable, John Daly proptr,
908 Harrison *
Louis Mining Co. (Silver City, Nev.) Walter E.
Dean secretary, 203 Bush, room 8
Louis, Vandalia, and Terre Haute Railroad, Jo-
seph B. Kirkland general agent, 116 Montgomery
Luke's Hospital, George H. Jenks M. D.
superintendent. E s San Jos^ Av. bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eip'hth
St. Jtark's Building, SW cor Kearny and Morton
St. Mary's Benevolent and Library Association, base-
ment St. Mary's Cathedral
aiary's College, Brother Bettelin president,
E s Mission, four miles from City Hall
J>lary's Hospital, N s Bryant, bet First and
Rincon PI
Nicholas Hotel, John C. Cornyn proptr, 212-216
First
St. Nicholas Insurance Co. (Fire) of New York, Ja-
cobs & Easton general agents, 216 Sansome
St. Patrick's Mutual Aid Association Nos. 1 and 2,771
Market
St. Paul Ambroise, physician, office and r. 850 Mar-
ket
Paul's Insurance Co. (of St. Paul) Hutchin-
son & Mann agents, 322 and 324 California
Peter's Convent (Sisters of Mercy) W s Columbia,
bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Peter's Temperance Hall, E s Alabama, bet Twen-
ty-third and Twenty-fourth
Rose Academy (Dominican Sisters) Tyler, bet
Steiner and Pierce
St. Supery Antoine (Antoine St. Supery & Co.) r. 54
Tehama
Supery Antoine & Co. (Antoine St. Supery and
Baptista Passama) dealers sawdust and sand, 131
Main
Upery Celestiue, waiter Frank Lacoste, r. 435 Job-
St. Vincent School, 8 s Mission, bet New Montgomery
and Third
St. Vrain Edward, mining, r. 915 Stockton
Staackc George (Thomas Bell & Co.) r. 605 Bush
Staake Ernst, confectionery and toys, 1411 Dupout
Staats Hannah, widow, r. 209 ProsiJjct PI
Staats Henry, carpenter, r. Channel, bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth
Staats I. F., groceries and liquors, 955 Harrison
Staats John, bartender H. F. Bnms, r. SW cor Mar-
ket and Eighth
Staats Tonko, millhand Capitol Mills, r. 2)4 Hayward
Staber George G., baker, r. 609 Jackson
Staccolo Nicholas, coalpasser stmr Empire, Pacific St.
Wharf
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Stacey D., laborer, r. NE cor Illinois and Napa
Stacey James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Michigan, bet Shasta and Sierra
Stacey Mary N. Mrs., compositor Alta California, r.
404 Geary
Stacey. See Stacy
Stack Edmund, driver N. B. and Mission RR., r. 240
Clara
Stack Garrett, r. 12 Hill
Stack James, hostler, r. 1831 Mission
Stack James, paperhanger George W. Clark, r. NW
cor Post and Powell
Stack John (Stack A: Lacombe) r. 39 Louisa
Stack John, accountant, r. 1019 Post
Stack Joseph, hostler City RK., r. 1831 Mission
Stack Maurice, shoemaker M. Couch, r. 849 Valencia
Stack Michael, liquor saloon, 1831 Mission
Stack Richard, miller, r. 13 Clinton
Stack Thomas, chicken ranch, cor Silver Av and Mer-
rill, University Mound
Stack Thomas, shoemaker M. Couch, r. 849 Valencia
Stack Timothy J., salesman George W. Clark, r. 12
Hill
Stack & Lacombe (John Stack and George Lacombe)
hatters, 639 Market
Stackhouse Robei t, mastermachinist California Thea-
ter, r. 102(> Clay
Stackpole Berry B.. foreman boilermaker Sacramento
Boiler Works, r. 5GG Folsom
Stackpole M. W., clerk, r. 217 Geary
Stackpole Thomas, longshoreman, r. 27 Anthony
Stackpole T. W. (Stackpole & Leavitt) r. 1104 Market
Stackpole & Leavitt (T. W. Stackpole and Allen H.
Leavitt) jewelers, 948 Market
Staconi Maria J., millinery, 141 Post, r. 510
Powell
Stacy Alexander, gardener James Meheria, r. 958
Mission
Stacy Esther A., widow, furnished rooms, 101 Dupont
Stacy Heury, assistant weigher Custom House, r. Ala-
meda
Stacy Williaui, sawyer, r. Keystone House
Stacy. See Stacey
Stade Henry, gardener, r. 16 Garden
Stader L. S. Miss, principal Home of the Ladies' Pro-
tection and Relief Society, E s FrankUn, bet
Geary and Post
Stadman Peter, deckhand stmr Sonoma, Washington
St .Wharf
Stadtegger George, bookkeeper The German Savings
an I Loan Soc, r. 2414 Post
StadtiV-Id Jacob, melter uielter and refiners' dept U.
S. Mint. r. 1.508 Jones
Stadtleld Jacob Jr. , mining secretary, 419 Cali-
fornia, room 2t), r. 1527 M Clay
Stadtfeld Joseph, clerk Vennekohl Brothers, r. 1508
Jones
Stadtfeld William C, bookkeeper Jacob Stadtfeld Jr.,
r. 1508 Jones
-Stadtler Henry, carpenter and millwright, r. W 8
Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Stadtmuller F. D. (of Walter & Co., Silver City, Nev.)
office SE cor Bush and Sansome. r. Palace Hotel
Staebler Maurice, waiter Heury Dettmar,r. 9 Stockton
Staeglich Frank, gardener, r. 1307 Jackson
Staehli Melchior, woodcarver D. A. Macdouald & Co.,
r. 715 Tehama
Staele E., Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Market
Staelhi Marie, ladies maid Mrs. D. D. Colton, r. 1915
Webster
Staengel Eberhart, confectionery, 1432 Pacific
Staflelbach Edward, liquor saloon, 108 Steuart, r. Ala-
meda
Stafford Cassius H., salesman Jonas J. Morrison, r.
1759 Howard
Stafiord Edward, carpenter, r. 247 Second
Stafford Elizabeth Mrs., r. 34 Kearny
Stafford Henry J., compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
114 !4 Freelon
Stafford James J., fireman William B. Bradbury, r.
1145^ Freeloi^
Stafford John, carpenter, r. 1 August Alley
Stafford John, seaman schr Kittie Stevens, r. Western
House
Stafiord John A., foreman Whittier, Fuller h Co., r.
619 Battery
Stafford Mary T. Miss, saleswoman Stauge & Eink, r.
1759 Howard
Stafford Michael, seaman, r. 7 Hodges PI, nr Vallejo
Stafford Ronald, bookkeeper Le Count Brothers
Stafford Thomas H., blacksmith Prescott, ScottJc Co.,
r. 706 Lombard
Stafford William, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 16 Pfeiffer
Stafford William, bookkeeper P. Kelly, r. 607 Folsom
Stafford William, coalpasser SS. Ancon, r. 23 Grand
Av
Stafford William J., shipcarpenter, r. 114 Freelon
Stafford William T., weigher Joseph Macdonough, r.
974 Folsom
Stagan Henry, grocer, r. 428 Broadway
Stagg Cornelius, proptr Ocean View House, Ocean
House Road, 6)i miles from old City Hall
Stagg James W. (Woolhouse, Stagg & Co.) r. 2245
Mission
Staggi Nicol, r. 1108 Stockton
Stagnaro Agostino. Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Stagnaro Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway ,
Stagnaro Luigi, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Stahl Arnold, cashier Hoffman & Co., r. 2502 Wash. ■
Stahl Conrad, baker, r. 619 Pacific ,
Stabl Edward, liquor saloon, 228 Bush, r. 120 Pros-
pect PI
Stahl Frederick, baker Emil A. Engelberg, r. 418
Kearny
Stahl 1' vederick, capitalist, r. Hansa Hotel
Stahl Henry N.. saloonkeeper, r. 304 Seventeenth
Stahl Herman, cook, r. 101 Prospect PI
Stahl Jasper, pilot, r. 647 Stevenson
Stahl John, waiter Theodore Althof , 626 Market
Stahl Morris, peddler, r. 407 Pacific
Stable Charles A., bookbinder Edward Bosqul & Co.,
r. 1109 Pacific
Stable Edward F.. draftsman John A. Benson, r. 507
Montgomery
Stable H., cabinetmaker, r. Thoroughfare Hotel
Stable Henrv W., hairdressing saloon, and baths, Oc-
cidentafHotel, r. 938 Pacific
Stable John (Stable & Bemhard) r. 1109 Pacific
Stable John F. H., surveyor, r. 1109 Pacific
Stalile »& Bernhard (John Stable and Bemhard
Bernhard) proptrs Buss House Baths, 217 Mont-
gomery, and bairdre.ssing saloon. Palace Hotel
Stahlknecht Edward, r. 725 Vallejo
Staib Conrad, shoemaker, 932 Folsom
Staib Frank C, pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 933
Folsom
Staib George, clerk Alexander NicoU, r. 932 Folsom
Staidohar Daniel A., hat manuf , 252 Third
Stair Alexander, attorney at law, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Stairley Irene Miss, r. 1312 Pine
Stairley Mary Miss, r. 1312 Pine
Stairley Waverley, canvasser The Bradstreet Co., r.
1312 Pine
Stalder Joseph Jr., bookkeeper B. M. Atchinson &
Co., r. East Oakland
Staley Albert J., engineer, r. 307 Filbert
Staley Arthur H., tinsmith B. C. Austin, r. Oakland
Staley B. B. Mrs., r. 220 O'Farrell
Staley William, workman coiner's dept TJ. 8. Mint, r.
120 Sixth
Staley William H., boxmakc-r Union Box Factory, r.
462 Tehama
Staley William N., foreman laborers new City Hall,
r. 1 Vernon PI
Stalf er Frank, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Stalls Antonio, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Stallard Joshua H. physician and Burgeon, office and
r. 37 Post
Stallberg Charles, wire weaver A. S. Hallidie , r. NW
cor McAllister and Baker
Stallkamp F.. conductor Market St. RR.
Stallman Charles, porter Keane Brothers, r. 1824
Sutter
Stallman Nettie Miss, assistant Jefferson Grammar
School, r. 1824 Sutter
Stallmann Matilda, widow, r. 1824 Sutter
Stalls J. R. Mrs., r. 63^ Sheridan
StaUcf.\uguKt, porter The Windsor, 905 Market
Stamburgh Lmil, r. 1014 Stockton
Stamer August, blacksmith James McCarty, r. 175<S
Glover
Stamer Julius C. (Zierenberg & Stamer) r. 717 Fol.
Stamer Mary, r. 638 Green
Stamer Mathias H., cook Donley & Jaques, r. 7 Dike-
man PI
Stamerjohann Herman, teamster Nicholas Bruns, r.
619 Davis
Stamm Paul, bartender Gruen & Vogelsang, r. 768
Howard
Stamp Charles, cook Palace Hotel, r. 720 Mission
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY P™'"P**"S±."a*i'i'/.'!|'-|/'''"*'''''''"9
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OF AND DEALER IX COAL AND PIG IRON,
41 niurket Street, comer ^pear.
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stamper Frances, widow, r. 1925 Howard
Stamper George W., salesmaD Thomas F. Palmer, r.
156 Third
Stamper Julius, foreman UarriB Brothers, r. 325 Fell
Stamper J. W. & Co. (Aaron Goldberg) manufs
mattresses and bedding of all kinds, 215 Bush
Stamper Rachel Miss, saleswoman Mrs. H. Jacobs &
Co., r. 156 Third
Stanbery Henry A., r. 21 Hawthorne
Stanbridge Albert H., millhand Pac. Barrel and Keg
Factory, r. 245 Tiangton
Rtanbridge Charles E., cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
Eighteenth Av, nr R, South S. F.
Stanceovich Peter, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Stauchfield C^harles D., tinsmith Bucknam & Lan-
grehr, r. Oakland
Stauchk Peter, blacksmith, r. 40 Austin v
Stancliff Jane, widow, seamstress, r. 2i2 Minna, rear
Standard Autom.^tic Gas Regulator, Gas Consumers'
Assn proptrs, 202 Bush
Standard Box Co., John L. Merguire proptr, SW cor
Bryant and Fifth
Standard Building and Loan Assn, rooms 232 Sutter
Stuncla.rd Fire and Marine Insurance Co.
(of Now Zealand) James P. Cox manager Pac.
branch, 306 Sansome
Stiindard Gold Miuing Co. (Mono Co., Cal.,) William
Willis secretary. 29 Nevada Block
Standard Manufacturing Co., manufs and
dealers mining and railroad supplies.and general
agents for Eastern mauufs, and general ijurchas-
ing agents, 216 Sansome, rooms 8 and 9
Standard Mining Co. (TuBcarora, Nev.) J. T. Mc-
Geoghegan secretary, 318 Pine, room 13
Standard Oil Co. of California (Ventura Co.) Leander
D. risk secretary, 402 Montgomery, room 10
Standard Oii Co. (of Cleveland, Ohio, and New
York) office 123 California, room 13
Standard Oil Co's. warehou.'se, N s King, bet Second
and Third
Standard Publishing Co. (J. D.Robertson) publishers
The Standard, etc.. 621 Sansome
Standard Shirt Factory, Neustadter Brothers
proptrs, E s Gough, bet Grove and Hayes, depot
and salesroom. NW cor Battery and Pine
Standard Soap Co., Richard P. Thomas presi-
dent, F. W. Clements secretary, office and sales-
room 204 Sacramento, factory West Berkeley
Standard Tl»e (monthly) J. D. Robertson pub-
lisher, 621 Sansome
Standard Theater, M. A. Kennedy manager, 320 Bush
Standeford William W., inspector Custom House, r.
Oakland
Standerwick Harry B., reporter Alta California, r. 222
Post
Standerwick J. S. Mrs., r. 222 Post
Standidge William, engineer, r. 124 Welsh
Standish William J., dyer, r. 602 Mission
Standley Fruncis P., waiter Ahlborn House
Stanero Dominick, laborer, r. S s Vandewater. nr
Mason
I Stanfield Levy, capitalist, r. 133 M Thlx-teenth
Stanficld Lizzie, domestic 16 Bond
Stanford KeileM. Miss, assistant Jackson St. Primary
School, r. 2401 Buchanan
Stanford Charles P., inventor, r, 2401 Buchanan
Stanford Harrison L,, glassblower S. F. and Pac.
Glass Works, r. 115 Franklin
Stanford Harry M., machinehand George M. Wether-
bee, r. 6 Boyd
Stanford Hotel, Christian Lehrke proptr, 618 and
620 Fourth
Stanford Joseph I.., assistant secretary S. F. Stock
and Exchange Board, r. 408 Post
Stanford Josiah W., student Barnard's Business Col-
lege, r. 1722 Valle.io
Stanford Iceland, president Central Pac. KR.,
and Oriental and Occidental SS. Co., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, room 42, r. SW cor Cali-
fornia and Powell
Stanford Myron E., foreman Jay V. Lawrence, r. 2401
Buchanan
Stanford William E., steward stmr Bay City, Market
St. Wharf
Stanford. See Standeford
Stange Frederick, harnessmaker Moritz Warschauer,
r. 1713 Mason
Stange Herrman C, salesman Stange & Hink, r. 249
Sixteenth
Stange John D, (Stange & Hink) r, 249 Sixteenth
Stange Paul, tinsmith W. Cormack, r. 1713 Mason
Stan;^e Hi Hink (J. D. Stange and J. F. Hink)
dry goods and carpets, cor Sixteenth and Cai^p
Stangenberger August, piauotuner Charles B. Hall,
r. 1619 Leavenworth
Stangroom CharlesN., clerk Imperial, London,North-
ern and Queen Insurance Cos., r. 1214 Jackson
Stangroom Margaret Mrs., fruits and vegetables,
1132 Folsom
Stangroom Marc L., civil engineer, 319 California, r.
1214 Jackson
Stangroom Robert, seaman, r. 1132 Folsom
Stanii'Is Georgianna Mrs., r. 318 Turk
Staniels John, r. 610 Filbert
Staniels John S., capitalist, r. Thirty-sixth Av, ar
Railroad Av, South S. F.
Staniels John S. Mrs., manager Colonnade House,
1206 Market
Staniels William, r. 610 Filbert
Staniford George F., clerk Brown, Craig & Co., r. 308
Stockton
Staniforth Harry, boxmaker F. Korbel & Brothers, r.
IIOH Townseud
Staniforth Julia, widow, groceries and liquors, 120J<
Townaend
Stanislaus River Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co., Cal.)
Willium Stuart secretary, 320 San,some, room 12
Stanle Frederick H., r. 339 Sixth
Stanley Benjamin S., stevedore C. A. Hooper & Co..
r. 8 Liberty
Stanley C. B. Mrs., widow, r. Grand Hotel
Stanley Charles, hackdriver Richard D. Ledgett, r.
1123 Mission
Stanley Charles, machinist, r. 441 Twentieth
Stanley Charles A., assistant engineer U. S. Mint, r.
627 Third
Stanley Charles P., helper Pac. Iron Works, r. NE
cor Chattanooga and Twenty-third
Stanley Charles T., clerk, r. 627 Third
Stanley David S., job printer, 612 Clay, r. Commer-
cial Hotel
Stanley Edward C, clerk forwarding dept Davis
Brothers, r. 1928 Sstter
Stanley Edward C, stagedriver J. Q. Foster, r. Cliff
House
Stanley Frederick H., phonographic reporter, r. 8 s
Columbia, bet Church and Sanchez
Stanley George A., clerk U. S. Corps Engineers, r. 627
Third
Stanley George X., compositor P. E. Dougherty k Co.,
r. 26.^ Jessie
Stanley George W., stationery and news depot, 4
Seventh
Stanley Henry, upholsterer Charles W. Ridgeway, r.
1 Meacham PI
Stanley Henry C, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 34 Hayes
Stanley James, hackman, r. 265 Jessie
Stanley James, laundryman, r. 366 Natoma
Stanley James A., policeman City Hall, r. 1206 Leav.
Stanley James W., with South Pac. Coast RR., r. Ala-
meda
Stanley John, laborer, r. 217 Broadway
Stanley John R.. stevedore, r. 17 Garden
Stanley .Joseph P., r. 1218 Hyde
Stanley Patritk, expressman, r. 19 Gilbert
Stanley Samuel B., student Barnard's Business Col-
lege, r. 1218 Hyde
Stanley Samuel L. (Spruance, Stanley & Co.) r. 1218
Hyde
Stanley Sarah Mrs., r. Commercial Hotel
Stanley Thomas, fireman stmr Bay City , Market St.
Wharf
Stanley Thomas, laborer, r. 110 First
Stanley Thomas, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Stanley William, waiter George Dettner, r. 313 Pacific
Stanley William H., dentist, 115 Kearny, r. 817 Van
Ne.'iS Av
Stanly John A., attorney at law, 604J Clay, r.
Oakland
Stannard Bertha, widow, r. 11 DeBoom
Staunard Charles R., teamster, r. 1823 Eddy
Stannard Edwin F., first officer SS. Humboldt, r. 952
Howard
Stanner John, clerk, r. 6)^ Liberty
Stauovich Peter, netmaker, r. 107 Clay
Stans Henrietta, widow, seamstress, r. 837 Bdwy.
Stans James, waiter, r. 837 Broadway
Stans John, waiter, r. 837 Broadway
Stans John J., tailor, r. 6 Miles Court
Stansbury Charles T., painter, r. 1142)^ Folsom
a
I fillNni ACH Rj CO Growers of and Dealers in FINE WINES.
Jt VlUI 1 L^L.nV/1 1 OC \J\J, Corner Market and Second street*.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPORTATION CO.,
GENERAL. OPFICIJ,
120 «& 123 Front.
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Stausbury H., stock operator, r. 613 Mission
Stansfield George R., r. 315 Minna
Stanton Andrew P., business manager The Argonaut,
522 California, r. 20 Prospect PI
Stanton Charles, teamster H. T. Holmes & Co., r. 328
Jessie
Stanton Edward, blaster Diggins Brothers, r. 2520
Sutter
Stanton Edward, special policeman, r. 721 Howard
Stanton Edward, \vith Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r. 544
Jessie
Stanton Emma J., domt stic 1250 California
Stanton George F., clerk, r. 402 Hayes
Stanton J., laborer Sea Wall
Stanton James, capitalist, r. 1838 Mission
Stanton Jeremiah, fruitdealcr, r. 518 Eighth
Stanton Jeremiah, peddler, r. W s Potrero Av. bet
Twentj'-fourth and Twenty-fiith
Stanton John, driver United Carriage Co., r. 708 How-
ard
Stanton John, laborer, r. 154 >^ Shipley
Stanton John, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba, r. 46
Jessie
Stanton John A., collector, r. 1838 Mission
Stanton John H., diiver Contra Costa Laundry Assn,
r. 521 Stevenson
Stanton John K., salesman S. Mosgrove & Brother, r.
12 Kausch
Stanton Julia, domestic 1324 California
Stanton Maurice, shoemaker, r. 525 Linden Av
Stanton Michael, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Stanton Robert, seaman, r. 238 Stewart
Stanton Samuel R., captain schr Columbia, office 271
East, r. 313 Union
Stanton S. G., salesman S. Mosgrove & Brother, 116
Kearny
Stanton Tliomas, policeman City Hall, r. 430 Seventh
Stanton Thomas, shoemaker, r. 730 Clementina
Stanton Thomas J., policeman City Hall. r. 216 Pow-
ell
Stanton. See Staunton
Stanwitz Alexander, carpenter, r. 1106 Clay
Stanwitz Victorinc Miss, r. HOC Clay
Stanwood Amasa O., teamster Pac. Barrel and Keg
Factory, r. W s Vermont, bet Sonoma and Nevada
Stanwood Henry P., general agent Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy, Chicago and Northwestern, and
Chicago, Bock Island and Pacific Railroads, 2 New
Montgomery, r. Palace Hotel
Stanwood Samuel, expressman, cor Clay and Drumm,
r. NE cor Clay and Scott
Stanyan Albert P"., superintendent City Cemetery, r.
W s Thirty -third Av, N of Point Lobos Av
Stanyan CharlesH.. real-estate and mining, 59 Nevada
Block, r. 2006 Bush
Stanyan Frank P., assistant keeper Fort Point Light-
house
Stapelfeldt William, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Waller and Fillmore
Stapfer Annie Miss, housekeeper Commercial Hotel
Stapff 'William, wine hall, 116 Dupont, r. 2243^ O'Far-
rell, I'ear
Staples David J., president Fireman's Fund In-
surance Co.. 401 California, r. 711 Taylor
Staples Ellen E., widow, r. 710 Pine
Staples James W., special agent and adjuster London
and Lancashire Fire Insurance Co., 316 Califor-
nia, r. Oakland
Staples John C, special agent Hutchiuton & Mann, r.
614 Taylor
Staples John J., speculator, r. 115 Powell
Staples Joseph, porter Arcade House, 930 Market
Staples Joseph A., porter Wightman Brothers, r. E s
Drumm, bet Clay and Merchant
Stapletou Edward, r. 216 Seventh
Stapleton John, grainer, 1220 Market, r. 216 Seventh
Stapleton John, liquor saloon, NW cor Baker and
Hayes, r. 1826 Turk
Staplfeton Joseph, plasterer, r. 5455^ Natoma
Stapleton K. Miss, r. 13 Louisa, rear
Stapleton Kate Miss, milliner Mrs. Caroline Eggeling,
r. 1826 Turk
Stapleton Margaret Mrs., r. 814 Mission
Stapleton William, laborer Superintendent of Streets,
r. 23 Anna
Stapleton William, seaman schr Ellen Gunderson,
Fourth St. Wharf
Stapleton William, shipcarpenter, r. Fourteenth Av,
nr L, South S. F.
Stappenbeck Wilhelm, tailor, r. 1526 Dupont
215
Stappenbeck William, porter Heiman & Freeman, r.
947 Mission
Star Mining Co. (Cherry Creek, Nev.) William Stuart
secretary, 320 Sansome, room 12
Star of Columbia Salmon Packing Co. (Chipp's Island,
Solano Co.) Sol. Waugenheim « Co. proptrs, 118-
126 Davis
Starbird Albion W. (Starbiid & Goldstone) r. 1056
Tyler
Starbird Charles H., expressman Starbird & Goldstone,
r. 2515 Sacramento
Starbird & Goldstone (Albion W. Starbird and
John B. Goldstone) lumlser and building materi-
als. SW cor Market and Spear
Starck John (John Starck & Co.) r. SW cor Leaven-
worth and Ellis
Starck John & Co. (John Starck and Gottlieb Burg-
dorf ) market, SW cor Leavenworth and Ellis
Stark Alexander, engineer, r. 685 Clementina
Stark Andrew, r. 685 Clementina
Stark Denton D., r. 716 Franklin
Stark Florence L. Miss, assistant Broadway Primary
School, r. 709 Montgomery Av
Stark John, clerk general freight oifice Central Pac.
BR., r. 1019 Post
Stark John, manager Miners' Market, NW cor First
and Clementina, r. 262^; First
Stark John, waiter The Baldwin, r. 223 Fifth
Stark John H., shipping clerk B. F. Barton & Co., r.
14 M
Stark John F., butcher John Stark, r. 262M First
Stark Luke, market, 529 First
Stark Mary, wido\^, r. 68 Brady
Stark Otis B., salesman E. N. Stratton & Co., r.
Jones
Stark Sarah, widow, r. 114 Eleventh
Stark William, mannf Siark's Magic Catarrh Inhalent,
134 Post, r. 951 Hurrison
Stark Williaru A., oiler Pacific Mail SS. City of Tokio,
r. 6Hr^ Clementina
Stark William J., cigarpacker, r. Olympic Lodging
House
Starke August, painter, r. 47 Brady
Starke Louis G., bookkeeper H. H. Scott & Co., r. 1838
Sutter
Starkey C, cigarmaker, r. Overland House
Starkey Charles, clerk, r. 116 O'Farrell
Starkey Edward J. (Arnett & Starkey) r. E 8 San Bm-
no Road, nr Tw'-nty-nlnth
Starkly Kesiah, laJies' hairdresser, r. 28 Stone
Starkey Pctor, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomerj-
Starkey Sarah P. Mrs., furnished rooms, 116 O'Farrell
Starkhouse Charles, watertender Pac. Coast SS. State-
of California
Starkweather Andrew J., peddler, r. 537 Fulton
Starkweatbi r Henry J.., lettercarrier Post Ofllce, r.
2717 Mission
Starkweather H. J., r. 209 Hyde
Starkweather Joseph B., r. 1017 Folsom
Starkweather Louis S., proptr Arcade House, 930
Market
Starling George F., with M. A. Kennedy, r. 314 Bush
Starr Abram D. (Starr & Co.) r. Oakland
Starr Addison M. (Starr & Mathison) r. 618 Sutter
Starr Augustus, r. 2118 Van Ness Av, rear
Starr Augustus W. (Starr & Co.) r. Vallejo
Starr Erwln P., clerk M. P. and M. dept Central Pac.
RR., r. 320 Turk
Starr Flora S.,colorerRieman& Tuttle, r. 836 Mission
Starr Flour Mills (South Vallejo) Starr & Co.
proptrs, oifice 16 California
Starr Frank B., bartender, r. Overland House
Starr Frank R., journalist and reporter, r. 836 Mis-
sion
Starr George, clerk Charles Siitton Jr. & Co., r. 81
Waller
Starr Georgre R., fruit and produce commission,
308 and 310 Washington, r. 9 Hopeton Terrace
Starr John D., mining, office 409 and 411 Montgom-
erv, r. Abbotsford House
Starr King Silver Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.) Hy-
manP. Bush secretary, 27 Merchants' Exchange
Starr M. Angelo Rev., pastor Kentucky St. M. E.
Church, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet Bartlett and Mis-
sion
Starr Milton B., r. 836 Mission
Starr Richard, r. 632 Market
Starr Robert E., salesman Root & Sanderson, r. 213
Eddy
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN. '^iafa^aSF
JONAS J. MORRISON,
Liumbcr Dealer, N, E. cor. Mission and Spear Sis. , has large
liiunber !i$li<.>da filled -witli well seasoiiud Lumber.
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Starr Samuel P., traveling salesman Edgar J. Bowen,
r. 1059 Misijion
Starr Thomas, clerk, r. 213 Eddy
Starr T. N. Mrs., widow, r. 19 Van Ness Av
Starr "William, seaman, r. 810 Battery
Starr William C, bookkeeper Moore & Montgomery,
r. 1222 Pine
Starr & C^.^bram D. and Augustus W. Starr, and
Alfred. BanuTBter) proptrs Starr Flouring Mills
(South Vallejo) office 16 California
Starr & Mathison (Addison M. Starr and Thomas
Mathison) smelters and refiners antimony, N 8
Berry, b; t Fourth and Fifth
Starrete Thomas W., watchman South Pac. Coast RB.
Starrett Harris, r. 18 J^ Sacramento
Starrs Charles W., clerk, r. 19 Moss
Starrs Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 13.">
Teliama
Starrs William, bellman Grand Hotel, r. 19 Moss
Starrs William, flaxdresser, r. 449 Tehama
StarsonJ., chiropodist Hammam Baths, r. 13 Bu-
pont
State Assayer, Louis Falkenau, 16 Safe Deposit
Building
State Commissioner Immigration, Charles
D. Bunker, 508 Battery
State Grange (California) P. of H., Amos Adams
secretary, 106 Davis
State Harbor Coiniuissloners (Board of) 10
('aliforuia
State Insurance Commissioner, John C. May-
nard, iOl California
State Investment and Insurance Co. (The)
A. J. Bryant president, Kichard Ivers vice-presi-
dent, Charles H. Gushing secretary, 218 and 220
Sansome
State Medical Society of Homeopathic Practitioners,
Dr. W. W. Griswold secretary, 116 Eddy
State of Pennsylvania Insurance Co. (Phil-
adelphia) Brown, Craig & Co. agents, 215 San-
some
Stateler Frank, clerk Frank Buckley Jr., r. 7 >4 Stock.
Stateler John W. Jr., chemist, r. 1109 Folsom
Stateu John, seaman Pac. Coast SS. State of Cali-
fornia
Statham William M. (Statham Ji Cone) r. 603 Chest-
nut
Statham & Cone (William M. Statham and Henry
Cone) pianomakers and tuners, office 23 Dupont,
manufactory 261 First
Statistician (annually) L. P. McCarty publisher
and proptr, 414 Clay
Stattin Israel, laborer, r. 434 Minna
Staub Henry, druggist, SW cor Sutter and Lar-
kin,r. 1103 Sutter
Stauch Charles, metalroofer, r. N 8 Godeus, bet Mis-
sion and California Av
Stauch George, teamster, r. N s Godeus, bet Mission
and California Av
Stauch Henrietta Mins, cloakmaker Cal. Cloak and
.Suit Manuf . Co., r. N s Godeus, bet Mission and
California Av
Staurh Mary, widow, r. N 8 Godeus, bet Mission and
California Av
Stauch Theodore, painter, r. N s Godeus, bet Mission
and California Av
StauJ F. & J. N., wood and coal, 211 Mason
St-jud Franz (F. Ai J. N. Stand) r. 107 Ellis
Stand John N. (F. & J. N. Stiud) r. 818 Jessie
Stand. See Stout
Staude John (Mans& Staude) r. 114 Virginia
Staufenbiel Charles T., r. 254 First
Stauffer Rudolph, butcher, r. S s Mariposa, bet Bry-
ant Av and Florida
Staunton Edward, driver Omnibus RR., r.721 Howard
Staunton George, gardener, r. 222 Minna
Staunton N., driver Omnibus RR.
StauDton Patrick, shipwright, r. 440 Third
Stiuuton. See Stanton
Stayart John, cabiULtmaker William J. Heney & Co.,
r. 1217 Howard
Stead Edward, seaman, r. NE oor Second and Town-
send
Ste.id George, r. 318 Chestnut
Steadman D. P., merchant, r. 636 Commercial
Steadman. See Stedmau
Stealey George W., student, r. 600 Bush
Stealey John, builder, r. COO Bush
Steam Men's Furnishing Goods Factory, B. & O.
Greenebaum managers, 23 Stevenson
Steam Soda Worl<:s, Pierre G. Somps proptr, 259
and 261 dementi aa
Stearn Abraham, salesman, r. 1433 Pine
Stearns Alonzo B., teamster, r. 2221 Greenwich
Stearns E. F. Mrs., millinery and fancy goods, 325
Hayes
Stearns George S., r. 608 Nineteenth
Stearns Henry M., teacher Heald's Business College,
r. Oakland
Stearns John G., merchant, r. 325 Hayes
Stearns Joseph H., r. Union Club
Stearns Rancho, office for the sale of. 120 Sutter, room
49
Stearns Robert E. C, secretary Board of Re-
gents State University, 310 Pine, rooms 30-38, r.
Berkeley
Stearns Rosa, widow, r. 512 Stevenson
Stearns William H. (Stearns & Smith) r. 1110 Jackson
Steams William R.. storekeeper U. 8. Internal Reve-
nue, r. 48 South Park
Stearns & Smith (William H. Stearns and Oliver
B. Smith) commission merchants, and wholesale
provisions, 423 Front
Stebbins Alfred, with James T. White & Co., r. Oak-
l.ind
Stebbins Elizabeth, widow, r. 1906 Stockton
Stebbins Horatio Rev. D. D., pastor Firrt
Unitarian Church, r. 831 Bush
Stebbins James C, attorni'y at law, 408 California,
room 13, r. 1724 Stevenson
Stebbins Joseph H., bookkeeper, r. 807 California
Stebbins William A., mining, r. 815 Stockton
Steber Daniel, barber, r. 12 Sixth
Steber Joseph C, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 22
Rausch
Stebes Lares, porter Martin Koerner, r. 17 St. Mary
Stebney Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 6 O'Farrell
Stech William, r. Prescott Hoiise
Stecher Frederick J., carpenter, r. 317 Minna
Stecher Philip, carpenter, r. 317 Minna
Stechmau Frederika, domestic 426 Eddy
Steckenreiter Philip, butcher New York Bakery, r.
1812 Dupont
Stecker William, teamster, r. 1731 Mission
Steckler Abraham H., solicitor Leon Lemos, r. 1007
Stockton
Steckler Martin, painter, r- 610 Jackson
Stederoth Henry, cook Arion House, 13 and 15 Page
StedlerKose Miss, r. 1220 Geary
Stedman Charles, r. 717 O'Farrell, rear
Stedraan Henry S., salesman Sherman, Hyde & Co.,
r. Brimswick House
Stedman Irving, dealer paper bags, r. Fifteenth Av,
bet P and Q, South S. F.
Stedman John C health inspector, r. 603 M Dolores
Stedman Selden, laborer, r. 247 Clara
Stedman Ulysses, clerk general freight office Central
Pac. RR., r. 1043 Mission
Stedman William S., laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store,
r. 155 Octavia
Steedman Peter, carpenter Fulda Brothers 4 Co., r.
447 Jessie I
Steedman Robert, St. Andrew's Soc, 232 Sutter j
Steel John F., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 214 '
First
Steel William, assistant manager London and
San Francisco Bank (limited) 424 California, r.
719 Sutter
Steele A., r. .509 Bush
Steele Adam, laborer, r. SW cor Stevenson and First
Steele Charles, seaman, r. 112Steuart
Steele Charles H., physician, office and r. 2230 Mission
Steele Daniel, engraver, r. 13 Paeific
Steele Edward L. G. (C. Adolphe Low & Co.) r. Oak-
land
Steele, Eliler & Co. (Samuel B. Steele, Alexan-
der Elder, and Theodore S. Creasy) wholesale
commission, dairy produce, and provisions, 204
Front
Steele Eugene, engineer Mission Rock Warehouse
Co., r. 337 Bryant, rear
Steele Everard, with Philip, Speyer & Co., r. 19
Twelfth
Steele H., second pantryman Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba
Steele Henry, apothecary William J. Bryan, r. NEcor
Turk and Taylor
Steele Henry W., blindmaker, r. SW cor Santa Clara
and Jersey
Steele H. Herbert, compositor Le Petit Journal, r.
331 Kearny
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Steele James B., clerk, r. 1409 Polk
Steele James Q. (James G. Steele & Co.) r. 1006 Sutter
Steele James G. & Co. (James G. Steele) drug-
gists and chemists, and dealers Califoruia me-
dicinal plants, 035 Market
Steele J. B., Mrs., shirt manuf , 22 Dupont
Steele John, boxmaker A. Waldstein, r. cor Santa
Clara and Jersey
Steele John J., traveling salesman, r. 22 Dupcut
Steele Mattie E. Mrs., assistant Jeflferson Grammar
School, r. 307 Leavenworth
Steele Samuel B. (Steele, Elder & Co., and Steele b
Van Demark) r. 715 Howard
Steele Samuel J., laborer Continental Oil and Trans-
portation Co., r. 8W cor Santa Clara and Jersey
Steele Thomas, baker William J. Davis, 23^ Second
Steele William, tinsmith Continental Oil and Trans-
portation Co., r. SW cor Santa Clara and Jersey
Steele 'William A. (Fechheimer & Steele) r. 2039
Howard
Steele & Van Demark (Samuel B. Steele and George
F. Van Demark) wholesale commission brokers
cigars and tobacco, 204 Frout
Steen Edward T., engines, boilers, pumps, etc., 225
Market, r. 1114 Clay
Steen John, dyeing and scouring, 929 Folsom
Steen John, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 506 Bran.
Steen Meyer A., salesman S. Hartman & Brother, r.
Oakland
Steen. See Stein, and Stien
Steep Hollow Gold Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.) J.
W. Pew secretary, 310 Pine, room 17
Steeple Charles J.," way bill clerk South Pac. Coast
KK., r. 34 Tyler
Steere Thomas F. (Steere & Colby) r. East Oakland
Steere & Colby (Thomas F. Steere and Himm H. Col-
by) Brooklyn, Fruit Vale, and Mills Seminary
Express, 313 East
Steere. See Stier
Steers H.. teamster Superintendent of Streets
Steer John, groceries and liquors, 451 First
Steers Joseph E., lettercarrier Post Office r. 22 Turk
Steevens Daniel St. C, chief clerk land office Central
Pac. RR., r. Oakland
Steevens. See Stephens, and Stevens
Steffan Herman, kuifegrinder, r. 1014 Devisadero
Stefl'anazzi Giusepne, waiter D. Constant. r. 420 Jackson
Steffani Camillo (Martin, Feusier & Steffani) r. 301
Third
Steffani George, milk ranch, NE cor Twentieth and
Brannan
Steffani Gius'-ppe, Swiss Benev. Soc. 109 Montgomery
Steffani Henry (Sartor & Steflani) r. 1107 Dupont
Steffani Mary F., widow, nurse Pac. Dispensary Hos-
pital, SF, cor Oak and Franklin
Steffen Charles, r. 915 Montgomery
Stefifen Frank C, engineer Fechheimer & Steele, r. 213
Clara
Stefifen Nicholas, bathman Louis Corriveau, r. 113
Geary
Steffen Peter, seaman schr Jessie Nickerson
StefTens Annie, domestic- 810 Lombard
Steffens D., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Steflfens Diedrich (Steffens & Reinecke) r. Oakland
Steffens Diedrich, clerk John Sohl, NE cor Francisco
and Mason
Steflens Henry, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Steffens Henry A. (Mohr & Steffens) r. NE cor Pacific
Av and Polk
Steffens John, market, 114 First, r. SW cor First and
Natoma
Steffens & Reinecke (Diedrich Steffens and Frederick
Reinecke) groceries and liquors, SE cor Folsom
and Main
Steffeiisen Andrew, seaman schr Ellnora, Folsom St.
Whaif
Steffensen Andrew L., seaman schr H. Johnson, r. 238
Steuart
Steffins Henry, clerk John Wulbern, r. NW cor Lagu-
na and Filbert
Stege Henry (Stege & Co.) r. 428 Broadway
Stege John F., brewer North Beach Brewery, NE cor
Powell and Chestnut
Stege John G., foreman F. Korbel & Brothers, r. 1237
Folsom
Steye John R., waiter Oregon SS. George W. Elder, r.
1641}^ Mission
Stege Luis, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Stege & Co. (H. Stege and C. J. de Casembroot) gro-
ceries and liquors, 719 Pacific
Stegemeyer H., r. 5 Anna
Stegmiinu D., brewer Jackson Brewery, r. 1428 Mission
Slegmann Rinll. compositor Rosenthal & Ciermain, r.
6 Miles Court
Stehm Frederick, cigarmaker Denicke Brothers, r. 909
Kearny
Steier Ferdinand, cook Schroth & Westerfeld, 228
Kearny 4|^ •
Steigi r Alexander, engineer Cal. Dry Dock Co.. r.
Hunters Point, Sonth S. F.
Steiger Charles R. (Steiger & Kerr) r. 2 Liberty
Steiger Comad, boxmaker F. Korbel & Brothers
Stei;;er C. D., molder Steiger & Kerr. r. 2 Liberty
Steiger Philip, r. 619 Pacific
Steiger Theodore, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Steiger William H. (Steiger & Bushman) r. 1216
Howard
Steiger & Bushman (William H. Steiger and William
Bushman) patternmakers, 316 Mission
Steiger & Kerr (Charles E. Steiger and James W.
Kerr) proptrs Occidental Foundry, 137 and 139
First
Steiger. See Stiger
Steiglitz Leo H., laborer, r. 6 Grand Av
Steil Henry, artist tailor, 2.17 Bush, r. 733 Pine
Steil Henry, teamster, r. 228 Thirteenth
Steiling Charles, r. 719 Howard
Steimel William, salesman Heywood Brothers & Co.,
r. 613 Mission
Steimke Fritz, groceries and liquors, NW cor Eddy
and Pierce
Steiiuke John (Bruns Brothers and Steimke) r. SE
cor Sixteenth and Mission
Steimke William, clerk Fritz Steimke, r. NWcor Eddy
and Pierce
Stein Aaron, chief clerk stationery and commis-
sion Dept Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 2.524 Washington
Stein Abe (Garrissere & Stein) r. 38 Jackson
Stein Abraham, cigarmaker J. Casner & Co., r. 740
Harrison
Stein Abraham, salesman ^tein, Simon & Co., r. 613
Post
Stein Alexander D., groceriei and liquors, SW cor
Valencia and Nineteenth
Stein Charles, carriagetrimmer, r. 2523 Mission
Stein Charles, traveling snlesman Loewe Brothers, r.
502 Bush
Stein Charles W., carriagetrimmer, r. 265 Stevenson
Stein Christian, bartender Gruen & Vogelsang, r. 768
Howard
Stein Conrad, watchman, r. 125 Tehama
Stein Emma, domestic 311 Tj-Ier
Stein Ernst H., tanner S. F. Tannei-y, r. Nebraska, nr
San Bruno Road
Stein Frederick, brewer, r. 149 Dore
Stein Frederick, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Steiu George H., bootmaker, 3 Washington, r.Berkeley
Stein Hannah Miss, r. 1915 Howard
Steiu Henry, tanner S. F. Tannery, r. Nebraska, nr
San Bruno Road
Stein Henry, tailor, r. 91)1 Mission
Stein Henry W. (Stein, Simon & Co.) r. Europe
Stein Jacob H., cutter Cal. Cloak and Suit Manuf. Co.,
r. 711 O'Farrell
Stein John, tailor, r. 6 Salmon, rear
Stein Maurice, clerk Alexander D. Stein, r. SW cor
Valencia and Nineteenth
Stein Max, foreman Jabez S. Swan, r. 723 O'Farrell,
rear
Stein Meyer, boots and shoes, 26 Fourth, r. 272 Jessie
Siein Morris, clothing, 38 Jackson
Stein Nathan, note clerk hanking dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 2524 Washington
Stein Robert, bakery, 1137 Folsom
Stein, Simon <& Co. (Henry W. Stein, Herman
L. Simon, Sylvain Weill, Henry Hoffmann and
Ludwig Arnstein) importers and dealers cloths,
woolens, and tailors' trimmings, SE cor Market
and Second
Stein William E., carpenter, r. 1608 Mission ■ -^
Stein. See Steen
Steinacher Henry, barber John Kiefer, r. 1007 Wash.
Steinbai'h Anton, watchmaker A. Sornin, r. Alabama,
bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Steinbach Auton Jr., sash and doormaker M. k A.
Hansen, r. E s Alabama, bet Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-sixth
Steinbach Frederick, seaman, r. 1.50 Steuart
Steinbach Frederick H., leather and wool dealer, 431
Montgomery, r. 1415 Bush
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Steinbach Henry, bartender
Broadway
Steinbai-h Eeinhard Rev., pastor Broadway German
M. E. Church, r. 728 Broadway
Steinbach Riiilolph, real estate, 729 Montgomery,
room 10, r. 1410 Saoramento
Steinberg Bernard H., r. 2214 Sixteenth
Steinberg E. L., r. .'lOO Sixth
Steiubeig Sarah, widow, r. 238 Jessie
Steinberg. See Sternberg
SUinberger .Adolpb (Triest .t Co.) r. 1715 Powell
Steiuberger Adolph (Triest & Co.) r. New York
Steinberger F. G., commission merchant, r. 1037 Fol-
som
Steinberger John A., r. Grand Hotel
Sieinberj^er JuIiuB (Steinberger it Kalisher) r. 16
Stockton
Steinberger Nathan, bookkeeper Triest & Co., r. 1715
Powell
Steinberger <!k Kalisher (Julius Steinberger and
Edward Kalisher) commis.sion merchants, and in-
surance brokers, 321 California
Steinbruck Rudolph, wagonmaker Christian F. Suhl,
r. Oakland
Steindler Henrr, salesman Louis Cahen & Son.r. 317 H
Fell
Steindler Isaac, plumber and gasfitter W. C. Forsyth,
r. 317 hi Ftll
Steindler Rosa, widow, r. 317}^ Fell
Steinegger Heurj*. lithographer Britton & Rey, r. 616
Fell
Steinegfier Robert, aesayer Huhn & Luckhardt, r. 616
Fell
Steinegger Robert A., clerk Max Burkardt, r. 102
Mason
Steiner Adolph, chief draftsman Central Pao. RR.,NE
cor Fourth and Townseud, room 79, r. 1900 Stock-
ton
Steiner Albert, clerk A. B. Elfelt & Co., r. 306 Hyde
Steiner Alois, Swiss Benev. Soc.,109 Montgomery
Steiner Barbara Mrs., midwife, r. 536 Jessie
Steiner Edward A., druggist Williim J. Bryan, r. 603
Merchant
Steiner Emanuel, milkranch, Eighteenth Av, bet Fand
G, South S. F.
-^'Steiner Frederick, carpenter, r. cor Shotwell and
Fifteenth
Steiner Joseph (Steiner & Dittmar) r. 431 Pine
j Steiner Joseph, cigarmaker Leonhardt & Co., r. Hotel
Rhein
Steiner Leopold, drayman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., r.
911 McAllister
Steiner L. C, Mrs. coffee saloon, 1120 Market
Steiner Mary, domestic 831 Jackson
Steiner Nicliolas, wines and liquors, 5 Leides-
dorff, r. 2445 Howard
Steiner Richard, waiter, r. 10 Natoma
Steiner Samuel (of Steiner, Klauber * Co., San Diego)
ofilce 312 Sacramento, r. 617 McAllister
Steiner Sophia, widow, r. 30*') Hyde
Steiner Tlieodore, shipping clerk Hecht Brothers &
Co.. r. 306 Hyde
Steiner William, r. .547 Mission
Steiner «Sf Dittmar (Joseph Steiner and Charles
Dittmar) proptrs Helvetia Hotel, 431 and 433 Pine
Steiner. See Stiner
Steiuert Felix, bookkeeper, r. 304 Sutter
Sttiuert Frederick, cigars anil tobacco, 127 J< Fourth
Steiufils Charles, market. NW cor Broadway and
Leavenwortli, r. 1701 Leavenworth
Steinfoot Frederick, carpenter, r. NW cor Butte and
Florida
Steinhagen P., commission agency, 612 Clay, r. 1104
Market
Steinhardt Frederick, painter N. B. and Mission RR.
Steinliart Tgpnatz, mHnager Anglo-Californiau
Bank (limited) 422 California, r. 916 Sutter
Steinhart Israel (W. & I. Steinhart k Co.) r.New York
Steinhurt Julius, clerk L. & M. Sachs & Co., r. NWcor
Bush and Dupont
Steinhart Leopold, cigars and tobacco, 432 California,
r. 25 Dupont
Steinhart Mur.is (Morris Steinhart & Co.) r. 817}^
Larkin
Steinhart Morris fc Co. (Morris Steinhart and Peter
Richards) liquor saloon, 1024 Larkin
Steinhart PhilHplA. E. Mintie & Co.)physician, office
and r. 11 Kearny
Steinhart Sigmund, office 26 Merchants' Exchange, r.
916 Sutter
r. 116 Ninth
' Steinhart \f^.<!te I. &Cu. (William and Israel Stein-
hart. Charles Adler, and Samuel Scholle) import-
! ers and manufs clothing and gents' furnishing
I goods, 3 and 5 Battery
; Steinhart William (W. & I. Steinhart & Co.) r. 1090
Post
Steinhofer Louisa, widow, r. 949 Mission
Steinhcff EIi.se, widow, r. 116 Ninth
Steinhoff Frederick, clerk Degcner & Co,
Sfeinhoff Herman, r. Ahlborn House
Steinkamp Bernard C. (Charles F. Steinkamp & Co.)
and liquor saloon, 418 Clay, r. 3 Eliza
Steinkamp Charles F. iCharles F. Steinkamp k Co.)
r. 1200 Mason
Steinkamp Charles F. & Co. (Charles F. and Bernard
C. Steinkamp) liquor saloon, SE cor Battery and
Sacramento
Steinkamp John, clerk Frederick Ellenbrock, r. NW
cor McAllister and Buchanan
Steinle Addla Mrs., artist Bradley & Rulofson. r.
Prescott House
Steinman Adeline, widow, r. 1827 Howard
Steinman Pt ter, hostler, r. 2 Montgomery Court
Steinmann Frank V. (Steinmann & Dinsmore) r. 512
Bush
Steinmann William, miner, r. 1050 Howard
Steinmann k Dinsmore (Frank V. Steinmann and
John Dinsmore) carpenters and builders, 208
Stevenson
Steiumetr August J., vamisher Hermann Oranz, r.
Railroad House
Steinmetz Augustus, vamisher, r. Thoroughfare Hotel
Steinmctz Charles F., watchmaker Morris Jordan, r.
729 Pine
Steinmetz Frederick, driver T. Driscoll, r. 129 Capp
Steinmetz Matthew, tailor Christian Scheurer, r. 821
Market
Steinmetz Richard, barber, r. 1916 Stevenson
Steinmetz Theodore, bookkeeper Andrew Frel, r.AIa-
meda
Steinmetz Theodore J., upholsterer C. M. Plum & Co.,
r. 31 Turk
SteinmeytT Frank D., sawyer Kragen & Geist, r. Oak-
I land
Steinmeyer Sarah, widow, proprietress Centennial
Lodging House, SE cor Drumm and Clay
] Steinmiller Louis (Steiumiller & Arnold) r. 218 Fran-
I Cisco
I Steinmiller & Arnold (Louis Steinmiller and August
I Arnold) jtmk d.'alers, 320 Francisco
Steinway Edward, salesman B. Nathan & Co., r. 218
Sixteenth
Steir Erne-st (Steir & Weitner) r. 5.50
Steir i*c Weitner (Ernest Steir and
harness and carriage trimmings,
Stelker Xavier, tailor Henry Steil, r. 617 Post
Stelle John A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 717 Howard
Steller Charles, pianomaker, r. 215 Oak
Steller Louis, bookkeeper Richard P. Tenney, r.
Oak
Steller. See Stiller
Stelling Charles F., clerk John B. Merslng, r. NW cor
Folsota and Eighth
Stelling Claus, groceries and liquors, NE cor Ellis
and Devisadero
Stelling Frederick J. (Stelling k Sii be) r. 157 Second
Stelling George, clerk M. Joost & Brother, r. 8W cor
Gough and McAllister
Stelling H. & Brother (Henry and William) market,
W B Mission, ur Twenty-fourth
Stellini,' Hf'inricii, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Stelling Henry (H. Stelling & Brother) r. NE cor
' Twenty-Third and Mission
Stelling Henry, butcher, r. 440 Twenty-third
Stelling Henry, clerk Hermann Brenor, r. 532 Green
Stelljng John, laborer, r. 2019 Folsom
Stelling William (H. Stelling & Brother) r. NE cor
Twenty-third and Mission
Stelling William T., mer.hant, r. 817 Capp
i Stelling & Siebe (Frederick J. Stelling and .\ugUBt
' Siebe) market, 155 and 157 Se.-ond
: Stellmann Frederick, janitor, r. 246 Third
[ Stellyes Herman, bartender H. Ranken, r. RE cor Sev-
■ oiith and Market
■ Steizer Martin, waiter E. J. Schuur, r. 3 Montgomery
I C<mrt
Steniler Charles, seaman, r. 5 Washington
! Stemmler Frederick, upholsterer and paperhanger,
i 17 Valencia
Stempelmann Henry, hardware and crockery, 623 Pac.
Fourth
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Stemwood Sjlvestcr M., longshoreman, r. 30 Freder-
ick
Steu Charles, seaiuun, r. 415 East
Stenberg Charles, boltmaker Phelpa Manuf. Co., r.
15 Drumm
Stenberg Isaac, cabinetmaker Herring, Murphy k
Beeve, r. 19 Caroline
Stenberg John, with Phelps Manuf. Co., r. 15 Druinm
Stenberg John F., laborer Carmen Island Salt Works,
r. 112 Minna
Stenbiht William, S. F. Musical Fund Soc, 539 Cal.
Slender Charles, salesman Timothy Horgan, r. 522J4
Matoma
Stender Hermann, artist (portrait) 126 Kearny, room
38, r. 413 Larkiu
Stender Nicholas F., cook, r. E 8 California Av, nr
Montezuma, B. H.
Stengel Bernard, upholsterer A. Bersou & Son, r. 910
Jackson
Stenhouse Thomas B. H., correspondent New York
Herald, 32 Merchants' Exchange, r. 1509 Geary
Stenhouse Thomas B. H. Jr., compositor Frank East-
man & Co., r. 1.509 Geary
Stenkie Frederick, waiter U. S. SS. Shubrick, Folsom
St. Wharf
Steuquist Anton, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1176
Harrison
Stenson Robert J., salesman D. N. & E. Walter & Co.,
r. 521 Hickory Av
Stenz Joseph, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Stenz Laurence, baker Winkle Brothers, r. (>09 Jackson
Step Phineas, janitor, r. 1316 Powell
Stej) Robert, seaman, r. Keystone House
Stepes Eliza, domestic 512 Minna
Stepf Johanna, widow, r. 1220 Pacilic
Stepf Louis, with John Todt, r. 1220 Pacific
Steplian Joliii G. , butcher, 1 and 2 California
Market, r. 2416 California
Stephan Julius, brewer, r. NE cor Fillmore and Ger-
mauia
Stepuani Peter, floorhand Pacific Oil and Lead Works,
r 34 Clarence PI
Stephen Beruhaid, tailor, 118 Ninth
Stephen George, painter, r. 1227 Broadway
Stephen John, willdigger, r. SW cor Filbert and Van
Ness Av
Stephens A. Lawrens, clerk J. Postel, r. 213 Sixteenth
Stephens C, nurseryman, r. SW cor Twenty-fourth
and Siiotwell
Stephens Charlotte Mrs., nurse Protestant Orphan
Asylum
Stephens Edward W., manuf dry concentrating ma-
chinery, 259 First, r. 675 Mission
Stephens H. Mrs;., widow, r. 159 Silver
Stephens John, r. E s Montgomery, btt Filbert and
Greenwich
Stephens John, laborer Edward Fanning, 320 Chest-
nut
Stephens John J., clerk McAllister & Bergin, r. 534
Sixth
Stephens Joseph, stock speculator, r. 202 Sixth
Stephens Littleton B., messenger directors' office
Central Pac. RR., r. 517 Fourth
Stephens M. J. Mrs., r. 225 O'Farrell
Stephens N., watchman Pacific Coast SS. Ancou
Stephens Nelson L., carpenter, r.W s Steiuer, bet Mc-
Allister and Fulton
Stephens Patrick, salesman J. Fennessy, r. 534 Sixth
Stephens Samuel, carpenter, r. 1636 Eddy
Stephens S. C, capitalist, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Stephens William R. (Edwards it Stephens) r. 311
Sutter
Stephens William, smelter Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 1920 Mason
Stephens. See Steevens and Stevens
Stephenson Edward M., bookkeeper, r. 952 Mission
Stephenson Hettie A., widow, r. 2310 Steiner
Stephenson H. P., bookkeeper Mattullath Manuf. Co.,
r. 1030 Folsom
Stephenson John, shoemaker Magdalen Asylum
Stephenson Robert, steward Pacilic Mail SS. China
Stephenson William, shoemaker A. Wolf & Co., r. Eicho
House
Stephenson William E., ticket agent Pacific Mail SS.
Co., r. 130 Tyler
Stephenson. See Stevenson
Stephna Honry, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 51 Second
.Stepp C. Jt W. (Carl and Williaqj) mauufs cigars, 709
Mission
Stepp Carl (C. & W. Stepp) r. 512 Bush
Stepp William (C. & W. Stepp) r. 423 Bush
Steppacher Ja#bb, clerk, r. 602 Sutter
Steppacher Maier, sexton Temple Emanu El, r. 602
Sutter
Steppe J., French Zouaves' Armory, 537 Sacramento
StepiJlevich Stephen, fruits and vegetables, 420 Lar-
kin
Steptoe Consolidated Mining Co. (Ward, Nev.) Ed-
ward F. Stone secretary, 300 Pine
Sterett Benjamin F., book, job, and power-
press printing, 532 (Jlay, r. 1502 Jones
Sterett Frank A., compositor B. F. Sterett, r. 1502
Jones
Sterett William I., bookkeeijcr, r. 1502 Jones
Sterling A. N.. r. 118 Post
Sterling Edward C, assistant weigher Custom House,
r. 2317 Mission
Sterling Joseph, merchant, r. 1918 Sutter
Sterling Mining Co. (Fresno Co., Cal.) W. H. Allen
secretary, 306 Pine, room 9
Sleiling Theodore W., r. 508 Eddy
Sterling William H., stock speculator, r. Lindell
House
Sterling. See Stelling, and Stirling
Stern Abram, salesman J. H. Hirschfeld & Co., r. 217
Austin
Stern Benjamin, janitor Cal. Theater, r NucleusHotel
Stern Charles, market, 1064 Howard
Stern David (David Stern & Son) and proptr
Brunswick House, NW cor Howard and Sixth
Stern David •& Son (David and Henry) proptrs
Nucleus House, SE cor Third and Market
Stern Emanuel L., salesman Toklas, Brown & Co., r.
2524 California
Stern Frederick, clerk Heineman & Stern, r. 921 Post
Steru George D., draftsman Fulton Iron Works, r. 832
Howard
Stern Henry (David Stern k Son) r. Nucleus House
Stern Henry, confectioner, r. 1037 Folsom
Stern Henry, salesman Maitin J. Flavin, r. 703 Green
Stern Herman, cigar dealer, r. 2005 Buchanan
Stern J., r. Palace Hotel
Steru Jacob, tin, crockery, and glassware, 1119 Fol.
Stern Jacob, with Levi Strauss & Co., r. 621 Leaven-
worth
Stern Joseph, bill clerk Levi Straiiss & Co., r. 610
Ellis
Stem Louis, assistant cashier Levi Strauss & Co., r.
621 Leavenworth
Stern Martin, merchant, r. 2024 Bush
Stern Moses (Heineman & Stern) r. 921 Post
Stern Moses, bookkeexier Hammam Baths, r. 13 Du-
pont
Stern Mina, widow, r. 921 Post
Stern Phillip, furniture, 218 Sixth
Stern Samuel, barber, r. 703 Green
Stern Sigmund, capitalist, r. 621 Leavenworth
Stern Sigmund, barber, 801 Kearny, r. 703 Green
Stern Simon, dressmaker. 103 Mason
Sternau Herman, clerk Lebenbaum & Goldberg, r.
521 Bush
Sternberg Cissar (Sternberg & Handmann) r. 1009
Stockton
Sternberg David (Kar.sky, Sternberg & Co.) r. 160T
Post
Sternberg David, junk dealer, r. 248 J^ Clara
Sternberg Ernst A., driver Schramm & Schnabel, r.
228 Bush
Sternberg Joan, domestic 1517 Van Ness Av
Sternberg Louis, hamessmaker John Blake, r. 248
Clara
Sternberg Morris, tailor, 7 Spring, r. 248 Clara
Sternberg k Handmanu (Caesar Sternberg and Max O.
Handmann) liquor saloon, 610 Merchant
Sternberg. See Steinberg
Sternfeld Adolph 'Sternfeld Brothers & Co.) r. New
York
Sternfeld Brothers .t Co. (Adolph, Herman and Mor-
ris Sternfeld) imijorters French calfskins. Bas-
set glazed kid, etc., 539 Market
Sternfeld Herman(Sternfeld Brothers & Co.) r. Paris,
FrflHCG
sternfeld Morris (Sternfeld Brothers & Co.) r. 826
Geary
Sternfels Bernard H. (Lachman & Sternfels) r. 1524
California
Steruheim Samuel (Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co.)
r. 1728 Bush
Sternman August, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Sterns Leopold, barber, r. 819 Broadway
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sterns Theresa Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 819
Broadway
Sterritt George W., r. 1529 Washington
Steskal Frank, varnisher Kragen & Gelst, r. 736
Brauuau
Stetefeldt Charles A., president Stetefeldt Fur-
nace Co.. 320 Sansome, room CI, r. Alameda
Stetefeldt Furnace Co., C. A. Stetefeldt presi-
dent, 320 Sansome, room 61
Stetson A. M. captain Dredge N'o. 2, State Harbor
Commissioners
Stetson David, machinist, r. 100 3«i Second
Stetson Edward Gray(Stet.son & Honghton)r.l3 Guy PI
Stetsou Gusta^■us F., shipcarpenter, r. 7 Rausch
Stetson JanieK B. (Holbrook, Memll & Stetson)
and supervisor Third Ward, r. 1322 Sutter
Stetson John W. (Fleming & Stetson) r. 362 Brannan
Stetson William, seaman, r. Nor.h Pacific Hotel
Stetson William W., mining secretary, 61 Ne-
vada Block, r. 2.5 Oak G;ove Av
Stetson & Houghton (Edward Gray Stetson and
li. E. Houghton) attorneys at law, 315 California,
rooms 11 and 12, and 18 and 20
Stett rElias, cellarman G.Groezinger.r. NEcor Cali-
fornia Av and Montcalm PI
Stettin H. Mme., stamping and embroidery, 443 Bush
Stettin Herman, designer and manuf stamping pat-
terns, 443 Bush
Steuart Benjaiuiu, wagonmaker, r. 439 Jessie
Steuart David, pointer Jabez S. Swan. r. 723 O'Farrell
Steuart Edward W.. waiter, r. 915 Howard
Steuart Irvine, merchandise broker, 40 California,
room 4
Steuart St. House, Reyer E. Bakker proptr, 104
Steuart
Steuai t St.AVharf , foot Steuart
Steuart Thomas D., carpenter, r. E 8 Nevada, bet Fol-
som and Harrison
Steuart. See Stewart and Stuart
Steudeman Augusta, widow, r. 1223 Jones
Steuer Ferdinand, cook Schroth & Westerfeld, r. 228
Kearny
Steuer Frank, searaau, r. 134 Steuart
Stevenot Gabriel K., mining, r. GSH Green
Stevens Annie Miss, machine operator Jory Brothers,
r. 1561 H Market
Stevens Antone, painter, r. 307 Filbert
Stevens Augustus K., secretary Sutter St. RR. Co., r.
2194 Devisadero
Stevens, Baker & Co. (Levi Stevens and Judah
Baker) shipping and commission merchants, NW
cor Sacramento and Davis
Stevens Bradford B., laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store,
r. 449 Jessie
Stevens Calvin C, teamster, r. 679 Harrison
Stevens Charles, driver Leopold Brenner, r. 24 Jansen
Stevens Charles, cook Bruns & Bormann, r. NW cor
Main and Bryant
Stevens Charles, mining, oflSce 310 Pine, room 40, r.
San Rafael
Stevens Charles, seaman schr Excelsior. Mission St.
Wharf
Stevens Charles.watchman SS.-incon, r.l Montgomery
Court
Stevens t harles L., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. Oakland
Stevens Clara Miss, fringemaker Pac. Fringe Co., r.
504 Howard
Stevens Coleman, milkman, r. 624 Brannan
Stevens Daniel L., salesman O. Lawton & Co., r. 4
Liberty
Stevens Dudley 0., contractor and builder, r. 336
Haves
Stevens Edgar, policeman City Hall, r. 13 Leav.
Stevens Edgar R., salesman Hypolite Dutard, r. llfi
Eddy
Stttvens Emily Pitts Mrs., temperance lecturer, r.
2194 Devisadero
Stevens Frank, painter, r. 1150 Market
Stevens Francis M., uianayer Bay and River Line
Schooners, 7 Clay, r. 1008 Hyde
Stevens George, liquor saloon, SE cor Union and Bat-
tery, r. 812 Clay
Stevens George, meterman Spring Valley Water
Works, r. E B Central Av, bet Bush and Sutter
Stevens George, policeman City Hall, r. 920 Clay
Stevens George S., carpenter Gustave Moller, r. 621
California
Stevens George W.. ice dealer, r. 212 Twelfth
Stevens Henry, calker, r. 11095^ Montgomery
Stevens Henry, expressman, cor East and Washington,
r. 9 Washington
Stevens Henry, guard House of Correction
Stevens Henry, groceries and liquors, S s Twenty-
fourth, bet Castro and Noe
Stevens Henry H., dentist, office and r. 10654 Third
Stevens Horatio N., manager telegraph dept Central
Pac. RR., NE cor Fovirth and Towusend, room 55,
r. 220 Fair Oaks
Stevens Ilmar, widow, r. 621 Minna
Stevens Isabella Miss, r. 109 Vallejo, rear
Stevens James, candymaker, r. 32 Fourth
Stevens James, salesman, r. 822 Bush
Stevens James, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Stevens James, wheelwright T. Lowney & Sons, r.
613 ;<i Linden Av
Stevens James K., clerk George H. Clark, r. 32 Fourth
Stevens James F., salesman Scofield & Tevis, r. 822
Bush
Stevens James W., agent Pacific Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co., r. Oakland
Stevens John, engineer tug Favorite, r. 43 Stanly PI
Stevens John, laborer Charles Pechin, r. 50 Natoma
Stevens John, rigger Willi.im Green, r. 137 Spear
Stevens John, seaman schr Enterprise, r. Third, nr
Howard
Stevens John, tanner, r. 624 Brannan
Stevens John V., warehouseman Dempster & Keys, r.
1114 Twenty-first
Stevens John W., r. 226 Fair Oaks
Stevens John W., marblepolisher, r. 426 Shotwell
Stevens Joseph, fireman stmr James M. Donahue, r.
13193^ California
Stevens Joseph, safe manufacturer, r. 2726 Howard
Stevent^ Joseph H. barber. 2.>4 Fifth
Stevens Joseph H. Mrs., barber Joseph H. Stevens, r.
2:^ Fifth
Stevens J. Q., Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Stevens Leonard S., master mariner, r. 1114 Twenty-
first
Stevens Levi (Stevens, Baker & Co.) r. Fruit Vale
Stevens Lucy Mrs., carpetsewer William Ehrenpfort,
r. 721 California
Stevens Margaret J., widow, r. 140 Natoma
Stevens Martin V. (Stevens & Moore) r. 1.500 Folsom
Stevens Patrick, boatmun, r. 114 Jackson
Stevens Peter, special policeman, r. 29 Drumm
Stevens Robert, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 533
Howard
Stevens Samuel, barber William House, r. 10 Clem.
Stevens S. R. Mrs., spirit medium, r. 16 Stockton
Stevens Seriah D., mill and mining machine broker,
r. 4 Park PI
Stevens Thomas H., stockbroker, r. 931 Market
Stevens William, r. 1216 Pacific
Stevens William, boots and shoes, 416 Third
Stevens William, cabinetmaker, r. 112434 Harrison,
rear
Stevens William, porter J. B. Hubbard, Sons & Co., r.
1636 Eddy
Stevens William, seaman, r. 36 Clay
Stevens Wil'iam E., clerk Yates & Co., r. 1201 Hyde
Stevens William E., agent Cal. Pottery, and
proptr Whittemore patent chimney, warerooms
NEcor Market and Larkin, office 316 Montgom-
ery, r. 1410 Geary
Stevens William F., law student, 234 Montgomery,
room 2, r. 151 Natoma
Stevens William H., bookkeeper, r. 1123 Powell
Stevens William M., Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Stevens & Moore (Martin V. Stevens and J. S. Moore)
artesian wcllborers. 1500 Folsom
Stevens. See Stephens, and Steevens
Stevensen Mary Miss, hairdresser, r. 122 Ellis
Stevenson Adolph, mate schr Cassie Hayward, Mis-
sion St.Wharf
Stevenson Andrew, r. 236 Sutter
Stevenson Andrew, r. 1114 Steiner
Stevenson Andrew M., bookkeeper Cross & Co., r. 614
Sutter
Stevenson Building, SW cor California and
Montgomery
Stevenson Conradina, widow, r. 713 Broadway
Stevenson Emma Mrs., dressmaking, 640 Howard
Stevenson E. T., proptr Gait House, 632 Market
Stevenson Hew, president Western Shore Ice Co., 821
Batterv, r. 917 Sutter
Stevenson Howland G., clerk, r. 2510 Webster
Stevenson Isaac, woolgrader Ball & Julian, r. 925 Har-
rison
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8t€venBon James, with W. B. Suiuncr & Co., r. 22
Geary
Stevenson JamcB Mrs., r. TOO Bush
Stevtnson James C, plasterer, r. 21 Bonita
Stevenson Jerome N., housepainter Henry M. Eose-
krans, r. O'iO Howard
Stevenson John, chief engineer Pacific Mall 88. City
of Peking, r. 3r.7 Brannau
Stevenson John D., salesman Arthur M. Ebbets, r. 5Js
Dupont
Stevenson John J. (Stevenson & LongwlU; r. 1017
Howard
"Stevennon John W., carpenter, r. W s Minnesota, bet
Murlpoira and Soluno
SteveiiMoii Jonatliuii D., V. S. Shipping Cora-
njissioner, office 118 Jackson, r. 2109 Van Ness Av
Stevenson Joseph H., shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 132
Kose Av
Stevenson Leander, housepainter Henry M. Rose-
krans, r. ('.10 Howard
Stevenson Miirtiu. laborer WTiittier, Fuller & Co., r.
222 Fifth
Stevenson Mary B. Miss, r. 1419 Clay
Stevenson Robert, butcher, r. 20 Lafayette PI
Stevenson Robert, real-estate, 331 Montgomery,
room 22, r. 1419 Clay
Stevenson Kobert, wood and cool, 142 Minna, r. cor
Twentieth and Sanchez
Stevenson llobert L., author, r. 008 Bush
Stevenson Samuel C, policeman City Hall, r. 1050
Tyler
Stevenson Thomas, carpenter, r. 21 Bonita
Stevenson Thomas, collector Cal. Furniture Maniif.
Co., r. 122 Guerrero
Stevensou Thomas, machinist, r. l.'s Twenty-eighth,
bet Church and Dolores
Stevenson Thomas, shoemaker, r. 803 Jii Market
Stevenson Thomas, laborer Kuclcus Stable, r. 517
Stevenson
Stevenson Thomas G., machinist Atlas Iron Works,
r. 714 Howard
Stevenson Wallace, r. 1419 Clay
Steven.son W. B. & Co., street sweeping contractors,
office 927 Market
Stevenson Wesley, cabinetmaker Snyder & Co.,r. SW
cor Twenty-fourth and Sanchez
Stevenson William, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Stevenson William B., contractor, r. 11 Laurel PI
Stevenson William W., shoemaker, 252 Steuart
Stevenson & Longwill (John J. Stevenson and John
Longwill) furnishing and fancy goods, 28 Second
Stevenson. See Stephenson
Steves Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 33 Oak Grove Av
Steves Walter, r. GOO Powell
Steventou Jove, tinisher Charles J. Holmes, r. 1033
Mission
Stevinz Nicholais, Eeaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Steward James, gastitter, r. 734 Grove
Steward Joseph, fireman SS. Ancon, r. 4 Clementina
Steward Lucy A., widow, r. 2119 Webster
Steward Pearl B., carpeut( r, r. 2119 Webster
Stewart A. Mrs., r. 507 Jones
Stewart A. J. Mrs., r. 708 Mason
Stewart Alexander, seaman, r. SE cor Harrison and
Spear
Stewart Alexander H., boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy &
Co., r. 32 Liberty
Stewart Andrew (Merchant A: Stewart) r. 25 Steven-
son, bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
Stewart Andrew J., clerk Benjamin F. Napthaly
Stewart Ann Mrs., bakery, 1829 Union
Stewait Archibald, upholsterer Gilbert & Moore, r. 18
First
Stewart Cecil, studnt, r. 1918 Sacramento
Stewart Charles, r. 1421 Hyde
Stewart Charles, draymun, NW cor Clay and Davis, r.
23:i Tenth
Stewurt Charles, teamster Korn & McCarthy
Stewart Charles E., bookkeeper Charles S. Neal& Co.,
r. 1205 Bush
Stewart Charles E., jeweler R. W. Jackson, r. 20 Turk
Ste\»-urf Cliarles S., lieuteuant-ccdonel Corps of
Engineers U. S. A., office .533 Kearny, r. 1918 Sac-
ramento
Stewart Charlotte I. Miss, assistant Broadway Gram-
mar S hool, r. 1205 Bush
Stewart Daniel, teamster, r. cor Eighth Av and K,
South S. F.
Stewart David, expressman, r. SE cor Pine and
Steiaer
Stewart David, livery stable, 134 Seventh
Stewart David, longKhoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Stewart Duvid, mate barkentino North Bend, r. 5
Tehama
Stewart David E., butler Mrs. D. D. Colton, r. 931
Sacramento
Stewart E., student Heald's Business College
Stewart Edward E.. engineer Southern Pac. RR., r. 210
Sixteenth
Stewart F. Miss, r. 21 Dupont
Stewart Fannie Miss, assistant Girl's High School, r.
1007 Bush
Stewart Frances A. Mrs., assistant Greenwich St.
Primary Cosmopolitan School, r. 1205 Bush
Stewart Frank, watchmaker, 509 Sixteenth, r. 21 Sec-
ond Av
Stewart George, r. 25 Stevenson, bet Twelfth and
Thirteenth
Stewart George, broker, r. 127 nearny
Stewart George, laborer, r. Twelfth Av, bet P and Q,
South S. F.
Stewart George, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.,r. E S
IlUuoiti, bet Butte and Napa
Stewart (ieorge, broker, 622 Market, r. 721 Grove
Stewart George W., bookkeeper Hobart, Wood & Co.,
15 Sansome
Stewart George W., clerk freight auditor Central Pac.
RH., r. 320 Turk
Stewart Granville W.. foreman Pope & Talbot, r. 1'.;
Sixteenth
Stewart Georgie W. Miss, r. 103 Geary
Stewart Hamilton, carpenter, r. 1851 Stevenson
Stewart Harry, actor, r. 143 Third
Stewart Henry, proptr Lone Mountain Nursery, S s
Post, bit Uevisadero and Broderick, r. 2220 Geary
Stewart Henry, whitenei-, r. 418 Fell
Stewart Henry G.,leam8tcr James Beatty, r. Twelfth
Av, bet N and P, South S. F.
Stewart Isabella Miss, r. .501 Mason
Stewart l.sabella Miss, braid^ewer Pac. Straw Works,
r. 913 Montgomery
Stewart Irvine, traveling salesman, r. 311 Stocktr.n
Stewart James, bookkeeper State Investment and In-
surance Co., r. 1011 Pierce
Stewart James, groceries and liquorH, 1926 Bush
Stewart James, stevedore Chase & Wolfl
Stewart Janus, sti-ward, r. 156 Steuart
Stewart Jauies F., collector Craig & Son, r. 1303 Eddy
Stewart James H. (Stewart & Birkeland) r. NW cor
Twenty-fourth and Folsom
Stewatt James O., metallurgist, 237 First, r. Alameda
Stewart Jerome D., pedestrian, r. NE cor Fair Oaks
and Twenty-sixth
Stewart J. H., engineer, r. 237 First
Stewart John, r. 712 Union
Stcwa.t John, calker Middlemas & Boole
Stewart John, compositor The Argonaut, r. 933 Clay
Stewart John, engineer, r. 2233 Howard
Stewart John, harnessmaker Stone & Hayden, r. S s
Union, nr Montgomery
Stewart John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill.r. N s Sierra,
bet Marylaud and Louisiana
Stewart John, longshoreman, r. 28 Frederick
Stewai t John, shipcarpenter, r. CKi Harrison
Stewart John C, baker, r. 1829 Union
Stewart John K., stairbuilder Cal. Mills, r. 715
Sanchez
Stewart John M., drayman Parke & Lacj', 21 Fremont
Stewart John M., teamster Frederick P. Belcher, r.
1015 Union
Stewart John R., conductor, r. 978 Harrison
Ste^vart Jolin W., superintendent California and
Nevada Ice Co., 350 Teiiama, r. lUti Twenty-first
Stewart Joseph, helper Betts Spring Co., r. 775 Fol.
Stewart Joseph, cigars and tobacco, and news dealer,
30 Market
Stewart Josiph, lieutenant colonel U. S. A. (retired)
r. 1428 McAllister
Stewart Joseph, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Stewart Joseph, special policeman, r. 810 Howard
Stewart J. R., broker, r. 731 O'Farrell
Stewart J. W., cook stmr Pride of the Kiver, Jackson
St. Wharf
Stewiirt Kenneth, butcher Martin Glennan, r. 507
Jones
Stewart ;\rargaret, widow, r. 1055 Market
Stewart Marshall C., dentist, r. 212 Seventh
Stewart Mary Miss, cloakmaker Cal. Cloak and Suit
Manuf . Co., r. 1851 Stevenson
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I Stewart Mary A., widow, r. 212 Seventh
; Stewart Olivia J. Miss, milliner, r. 212 Seventh
Stewart Paul, laborer, r. 4(i Louisa
Stewart Peter, cook schr Rival, Pacific St. Wharf
Stewiirt Robert, r. 54 First
Stewart Robert, carpenter Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 629
Stevenson
Stewart Robert, barnessmaker Main & Winchester, r.
4 Geary PI
Stewart Robert, laborer, r. 2 Converse, rear
Stewart Robert, porter W. B. Sumner & Co., r. 715
Sanchez
Stewart Robirt W., sijecial policeman, r. Minnesota,
bet Butte and Solano
Stewart Samuel, helper Rett's Spring Co., r. 775 Fol.
Stewart Sophia, widow, r. 1.505 Jones
Stewart Stephen A., polisher John Daniel, r. 1829
Union
Stewart Thomas, r. 120 Ellis
Stewail Thomas, r. 236 Perry
Stewart Thomas (Stewart & Buckley) r. 1712 Turk
Stewart Thomas, foreman Menzles, Bingham & Co.,
r. 289 Union
Stewart Thomas, machinist, r. 112f) Market
Stewart Thomas, salesman Mills, Leak & Co., r. 212 M
Perry
Stewart Thomas Jr., wheehmght Carvill Mauuf. Co.,
r. 289 Union
Stewart Thomas A., bartender Grand Hotel
Stewart Thomas H., cooper Mattullath Manuf. Co., r.
isr,l Stevenson
Stewart Thomas P., steward, r. 038 Howard
Stewart Thomas T., clerk D. F. Verdenul, r. 227 Pine
Stewart, Vain Clief & Herrin (William M.
Stewart, P. Van Clief, and William F. Hcrrln)
attorneys at law, 310 Pine, rooms 23-28
Stewart Wiilter J., noteteller Anglo-Californian Bank,
r. East Oakland
Stewart Warren A., butcher, r. 712 Natoma
Stewart William, bookkeeper, r. 912 Pine
Stewart Williani, porter E. Martin & Co., r. Oaklsud
Stewart William, second mate bark Revere, r. 54
Sacramento
Stewart William A., machinist Fulton Iron Works,
r. 9M Oak Grove Av
Stewart William E., carpenter, r. Railroad Av, bet
Tenth and Eleventh Ave, South S. F.
Stewart William F., first lieutenant Fourth Artillery
U. S. A., r. Presidio
Stewai t William G., cook etmr Pride of the River, r.
Stockton, nr Pacific
Stewart William M. (Stewart, Van Clief & Herrin) r.
Grand Hotel
Stewart William P., piano and organ tuner, r. 469
Minna
Stewart William Q., cook, r. 2.58 Spear, rear
Stewart &. Birtclaud (James H. Stewart and Monson
J. Birkeland) groceries and liquors, NW cor
Twenty-fourth and Folsoni
Stewart <& Buckley (Thomas Stewart and Dan-
iel Buckley) fruits and produce commision, 513
Sansome
Stewart. See Steuart. Steward, and Stuart
Stewart's Sewing: DIachines, H. R. Josselyn
& Co. di iilers, HI Sutter, and 904 Market
Steylaars Charles L. (Steylaar8& Rossi) r. 700 Bdwy.
Steylaars & Rossi (Charles L. Steylaars and
Pietro C. Rossi) ajjothecaries, 31b Montgomery
Av, and 1222 Dupont
Steyner John C, lumberman, r. 10 Cleaveland
Stezzer Frances, domestic 922 Powell
Sthey Julia, domestic 235 Thirteenth
SthrcBhly Fannie Miss, r. 44 Sixth
Stlch Rosalie, widow, r. 311 Eddy
Stickland George, teamster, SW cor Market and
Steuart, r. (50 Silver
Stickle Israel, laborer new V. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing, r. 6C0 Howard
Stickleson Charles H., carpenter, r. 225 Tenth, rear
Stickley Emil, laborer, r. 1427 Pine
Stlckney Cassius M., clerk clothing dept U. 8. A., r.
530 Twenty-third
Stickuey Elenora, widow, r. 1005 Vallejo
Stiober f)auiel (Oppenheim & Sticber) r. 316J4 Tyler
Stiefel Charles, foreman G. Groezinger, r. 1812
Mason
Stiefel G., student Heald's Business College
Stiefel George, bartender S. Lachman & Co., r. 633
Stockton
Stiefel Louis (Schweitzer, Sachs & Co.) r. New York
Stiefel Samuel, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., r.
820 Post
Stiffvoeter Simon, porter Page, Moore & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Stieglitz Herman, laborer E. Adclsdorfer & Co., r. 6
Grand Av
Stieglitz Lottie, domestic 7 Glen Park Av
Stieglitz Otto, shipping clerk Indianapolis Chair
Manuf. Co., r. 6 Grand Av
Stlelberger Barbara, widow, r. 8 August Alley, rear
Stieu Frederick, carpenter, r. 310 Eiijhth, rear — ^
Stier Herman, teacher music, r. 622 O'Farrell
Stier. See Steere
Stierlen George, machinist M. & A. Hansen, r. Oak-
laud
Stierleu John, machinehand Fulda Brothers & Co., r.
Oakland
Stierlin George A. bookkeeper Bellocfc Co., r. 109 Du-
pont
Stiers Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. Sailors' Home
Stiev James, carpenter, r. 717 Stockton ■
Stieveler Jacob, bootmaker, 212 Pacific, r. 207 Pacific
Stiff' John, seaman schr Fearless, Third St. Wharf
Stiff Jonquine, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
sstiger William H., miner, r. 5 Miles Court
Stigliuno OrHzio, teacher music, r. 1008 Clay
Stilberg Charles, wireweaver Cal. Wire Works, r. NW
cor McAllister and Baker
Stiles Ann, widow, r. 4 Vernon PI
Stiles H. H., waiter Rufb House
Still 8 John M., millwright, r. 732 Church
Stiles Mary, domestic 705 Larkin
Stiles Richard D., commission agent, r. 309 Seventh
Stiles. See Styles
Still Alden P., coffee saloon. 427 Pine, r. 416 Tehama
Still Charles W., carpenter, r. 1509 Steinir
Still Jane N., widow, r. 1.509 Steiner
Still John E. peddler, r. 1136 Columbia
Still Mary C. Miss, assistant Turk St. School, r. 1509
Stiiner
Still Sarah C, widow, r. 116 Shotwell
Still Sarah L.. widow, r. 1136 Columbia
Still Thomas W., carpenter, r. 150i) Steiner
Still W. G. & Co. (William G. Still) lamps and oil, 627
Kearny
Still William G. (W. G. Still & Co) r. 609 Chestnut
Stllla-Hafs-Posten (Swedish weekly) Youngberg
& Meyer publishers and proptrs. 417 Bush
Stiller Paul B., electrotyper Winterburn & Co., r.
Oakland
Stiller. See Steller
Stilley Louis C, compositor Bacon & Co., r. 630 Mis-
sion
Stillig Henry G., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
Oakland
Stilling John, bookkeeper, r. 609 Stockton
Stillman Alfred, general agent Manhattan Fire Insu-
rance Co., 232 California, r. 2025 Pacific
Stillnian John D. B., physician, office and r. 336
O'Farrell
Stillmau Martin, oystennan A. W. Manning, r. 8 Du-
pont
Stillson George S., dairyman, r. N of Henry, nr
Fairmount Tract
Stillson Margery, chambermaid The Baldwin
Stilwell Benjamin F., salesman Standard Soap Co,,
r. Oakland
Stilwell N. A. Mrs., r. 36 Geary
Stilwell William (Hannis & Stilwell) r. 105 Austin
Stimpson George W., carriafretrimmer. r. 242 Ji Clara
StimpBon Will. C, traveling agent National Surgi-
cal Institute, r. 319 Bush
Stimt^on Montcalm J. , teacher vocal music, r. 315 Capp
Stinison W. Howard, clerk clothing and equipage
dept U. S. A., r. 31.5 Capp , , ^ .,
Stincen Alice M. Miss, principal Market and Seventh
St. Primary School, r.XK cor Chistnut and Hyde
Stincen Emma C. Miss, principal Fourth St. Primary
School, r. 812 Ellis
Stincen Margaretta, widow, r. 812 Ellis
Stiuchlield Earl S., exi)ressnian, SW cor Sacramento
and Kearny, r. 817 Howard •
Stine William, machinist William H. Birch r. 309
Fremont -miT
Stiner Os< ar, stock clerk M. Hyman & Co., r. 1619 Van
stiner Samuel (M. Hyman k Co.) r. New York
Stiner. See Steiner
Stinkle Richard, deckhand stmr City of Stockton,
Washington St. Wharf
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Stinson Eruest, seaman sclir Andrew Jackson, r. 812
Howard
Stinson John, mining, r. 22 Geary
-Stinson Perry, carpenter Charles L. Tilden, r. 80G
Filbert
Stinson Sidney, captain schr Andrew Jackson, r. 812
Howard
Stinson William, laborer, r. 2507 Mission
Stinson William H., clearing house clerk Anglo-Cal-
ifornian Bank, r. 806 Filbert
Stipp Sarah L. Miss, student, r. 120 Capp
Stirling Charles, cook John MuUer, r. 719 Howard
Stirling G. A., r. 10!) Dupont
Stirling James, blacksmith John H. Tyrrell, r. 814
Montgomery
Stirling J. C, salesman Sam. Leszynsky h Brother,
r. 2430 Mission
Stirling John F., accountant, r. 80'.i Stockton
Stirling Thomas, engineer, r. 1145 Howard
Stirling. ,See Sterling
Stitt James, engineer Palace Hotel, r. 4()1 Tehama
Stitt John H., carriagemuker Robert Stitt, r. 40 Ev-
erett
Stitt Robert, carriagemaker, 121 and 123 Market, r.
40 Everett
Stitt Robert A., carriagemaker Robert Stitt, r. 40 Ev-
erett
Stivers Clinrles A. , assistant city physician, and i
police surgeon, olticc and r. 908 Claj-
Stivers Henry F., lumber inspector (cedar and
mahogany) 3 Mission, r. Alameda
Stivers Lafayette, local policeman, r. 1516 Buchanan
Stoakes Benjamin F.,melter, melter and refiners' dept
U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Stobener William, marblecutter, r. 909 Kearny
Stoccato Silve.-tre, clerk Joseph Giusti, r. 243 Minna
Stock Charles, foreman Jackson Brewery, r. 1428 Mis-
sion
Stock Ernest C, assistant city editor Morning Call,
and interpreter German, Police Court, r. 13 Leav.
Stock John, ship clerk, r. N s Harrison, bet Third and
Fourth
Stoclc Report (daily and weekly) Stock Report
Publishing Co. proptrs, S. F. Stock Exchange
Building, branch office 222 Montgomery
Stock Report Publishing' Co. (William M.
Bunker, Amos C. Hiestec, and Frank Lawton)
printers and publishers S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
■Stock William, carpenter, r. 421 Dupont
Stockal Nicholas, fireman, r. 9 Pacific
Stockdale James S., speculator, r. 911 Sutter
Stockdale John, baker, r. 416 Greenwich, rear
Stocker A., cabinetmaker, r. 438 Brannan
Stockfleet Peter, salesman, r. 5 Anna
Stockfleth Annie, widow, r. 819 Twentieth
Stockfieth John, captain schr J. G.Wall, Howard St.
Wharf, r. 3053 Sixteenth
Stocking Frederick M., superintendent Rocky Point
Gold Mining Co., r. 2511 Octavia
Stockinger Philip, blacksmith Patrick Donohue, r.
137 Freelon
Stockman Frederick, wheelwright Louis Graft, r.
Sixth Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Stockman John, bookkeeper Thomas Downing, r. 9
Essex
Stockman John M., with Cal. Electrical Works, 134
Sutter, r. 523 Twenty-second
Stockmann August, upholsterer, r. 428 Tehama
Stockmann Paulina Mrs., dressmaking, 428 Tehama
Stockmann Richard, engraver M. Schmidt & Co, r.
428 Tehama, bet Fifth & Sixth
Stockmere Henry, engineer Sutter St. RR.
Stockmeyer Adolphus, musician, r. 112 Jones
Stocks Edward, r. 55 Miuna
Stocks Michael, yardman Occidental Hotel
Stockton anil Copperopolis Riiilroad, .Jamf s
B. O. Gunn secretary, NE cor Fourth and Towns-
end, room 1
Stockton Anua E., widow, r. 604 Leavenworth
Stocliton Edward A., manuf light woodwork, 411
Mi||ion, r. Alameda
Stockton Elizabeth, widow, r. 1016 Pine
Stockton Gas Co., Robert George secretary, 604
Commercial
Stockton James, assistant storekeeper warehouse
dept Custom House, r. 638 Post
Stockton liiite Steamers, Cal. Steam Naviga-
tion Co., William Martin agent, NW cor Jackson
and East
Stockton liine Steamers, Cal. Transportation
Co., office NW cor Jackson and East
Stockton Mill, Albert Washburn proptr, S s
Berry, bet Fourth and Fifth
Stockton Transportation Co., John Gawne agent, 124
California
Stockton Woolen Mills, William Doughty proptr,
office 3 Spear
Stockwell James H. (Stockwell & Co.) r. Russ House
Stockwell Jonas P., clerk George Haas & Co., r. 759
Market
StockM'ell •& Co. (James H. Stockwell) proptrs
and publishers Daily Law Journal, 409 Wash.
Stockwitz Emma Mrs., general merchandise, 2.50
Fourth
Stockwitz Morris, clothing manuf, r. 2.50 Fourth
j Stodart Adam bookkeeper Bank British Columbia, r.
j Oakland
Stoddard Asa B., master mariner, r. 1729 Broadway
I Stoddard Charles P., brakemau Southern Pac. RR., r.
! 624 Fourth
Stoddard Charles Warren, correspondent S. F. Chroni-
cle, r. 3 Vernon PI, nr Second
Stoddard David H., salesman Charles Harley & Co., r.
606 Mission
Stoddard Frederick C, photographer, r. 3 Vernon "Pl
Stoddard George R., clerk James M. McNulty, r. 426
Sutter
Stodaard James, assistant superintendent steam fire
engines S. F. F. D., r. 1219^ Pacific
Stoddard James H., proptr Road Side House, Cliflf
House Road
Stoddard John J., messenger U. S. Appraiser's Store,
r. 142 Ninth
Stoddard J. E. Mrs., furnished rooms. 426 Sutter
Stoddard Samuel B., assistant weigher Custom House,
r. 3 Vernon PI, nr Second
Stoddard William H., with Thomas B. Wible, r.
Staudford Hotel
Stoddard William J., machinist Domestic Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. 426 Sutter
Stoddart Sylvester, teamster Riley & Vest, r. SW cor
Jackson and Drumm
Stodola George, tailor, r. 1302 Powell
Stoeckl Frederick, agent, r. 834 Folsom
Stoehr Frank A., musician California Theater, r. 123
O'Farrell
Stoer George (Adrian & Stoer) r. 1221 York
Stoerl Otto A., laundryman Occidental Laundry, N a
Filbert, bet Gough and Octavia
Stoetzer Ed^vard, proptr Thoroughfare Hotel,
NE cor Fifth and Brannan
Stoeven Henry, groceries and liquors, 1627 Powell
Stoever Henry, liquor saloon, 175 Si"xteenth
Stolen Brothers (John J. and Peter N.) shipping
agents, office stmr Sonoma, Washington St. Wharf
Stofen John J. (Stofen Brothers) and captain stmr
Sonoma, r. Sonoma
Stofen Peter N. (Stofen Brothers) and purser stmr
Sonoma, r. Sonoma
Stoflfer Charles, porter Von Ronn & Hencke Brothers,
r. 419 Francisco
Stolfer Thomas C, shipchandler, r. 419 Francisco
Stohl Edward, mate bark Lilly Grace, Pacific St.
W'harf
Stohlberg A. J., with Soiith Pac. Coast RR., foot Mar-
ket, r. Alameda
Stohlmaun William, bakery, 337 Turk
Stohlmann William Jr., teamster, r. 337 Turk
Stohr Frank, engraver M. Schmiat h Co., r. 837 Tyler
StohrTillie C. Miss, assistant Turk St. School, r. 837
Tyler
Stohr William, deckhand stmr Pride of the River,
Jackson St. Wharf
Stoker Andrew, cabinetmaker, r. 438 Brannan
Stokes Frank, clerk, r. SW cor Kearny and Post
Stokes George, fireman Pacific Coast S-S. Ancon, r. 4
Clementina
Stokes George, longshoreman, r. 424 Drumm
Stokes Henry, job printer, 35 Third, r. S 8 Turk, bet
Pierce and Scott
Stokes Heni-y A., porter, r. 30 Zoe
Stokes John. cook. r. 1913 Filbert
Stokes John, longshoreman, r. 424 Drumm
Stokes Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 1067 Market
Stokes Michael, j'ardporter Occidental Hotel, r. 437
Jessie
Stokes Patrick J., bronzer A. F. Nye & Co., r. 1067
Market
Stokes Rachel A. Mrs., seamstress, r. 424 Drumm
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE.
MULLER THE OPTICIAN,
Established, S.F., 1863, 135 Msntgomery.
JONAS J. MORRISON
lias the most select stock of all the l«adin{; vnrlelies at
Liiiinber in the Market. N. E. cor. Miasion and Hpeur Sts.
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stokes Richard, teamster, cor Clay aud Front, r. E b
Fourteenth, bet Folsom and Harrison
Stokes Sarah Miss, r. 916 Montgomery
Stokes Warren, candymaker, r. SW cor Post and Kear.
Stokes. See Stoakes
Stolberg Peter, tanner Samuel Bloom, r. S s Sono-
ma, betUUode Island and Kansas
Stoll Theodore, machiiiehand Gllbertfc Mcore, r. 163
Sixteenth
Stolle Herman, shoemaker Nolan Brothers, r. 8 Hay-
wood
BtoUey Charles H., clerk Carl Bils, r. New Atlantic
Hotel
Stollnian John, carpenter, r. 5 Mason
Stolt Edward, liquor saloon, 2'.!8 Bush, r. 120 Pros-
pect PI
Stolte Ferdinand (Eotherman & Stolte) r. 316M Bitch
StoltiDg Henry, laborer Philadelphia Brewery, r. 232
Second
St(.lz Aaron (Stolz & Weidenreich) r. 1223}^ Geary
Stolz Abrabum (Stolz Brothers) r. 713 O'Farrell
Stolz Brothers (Abraham aud Tobias) dry and fancy
goods, 538 Kearny
Stolz David, barber agency. 3 HardiePl
Stolz Frederick, groceries and liquors, 201 Valencia
Stolz George, shoemaker, r. 5 Jasper PI
Stolz Gustav, furrier X,achman & Sternfels, r. 4223«S
Sixth
Stolz John, laborer, r. S s Sacramento, nr Drumm
Stolz Philip J., markets, 126 and 139 Eleventh, r.l26
Eleventh
Stolz Tobias (Stolz Brothers) r. 330 Eddy
Stolz & Weidenreich (Aaron Stolz and Solomon
Weidenri-ich) shirt manufs. 202 Bush
Stolze Henry, boxmaker, r. 929 Bryant
Stolzenwald Henry F., dyeing and scouring, 217
Fourth, r. 1037 Folsom
Stom George A., baiber, 104 Ninth
StombLrg B. J., Coopers' Pro. Assn, 767 Market
Stomberg Joseph F., expressman, SE cor Bush and
Kearny, r. 109 Btrnard
Stombs J., plumber, r. Hancock Hoiise
Stombs Richard T., clerk, r. 448', Third
Stombs Thomas A., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 448 H Third
Stombs William H., clerk, r. Brunswick House
Stone A. L.., Rev. D. D., pastor First Congrega-
tional Church, r. 617 Bush
Stone Alonzo, student Heald's Business College
Stone Ann W.. widow, r. 1 Ewer PI
Stone Appleton W., captain police City Hall, r. 1414
Bush
Stone B., toolmaker Frederick Krajewski, r. 1215
Folsom
Stone Bryant, street contractor, r. IG Antonia
Stone Byron F., with George W. Hume, r. Oakland
Stone B. L., upholsterer C. M. Plum & Co., r. 2204
Jones
Stone Charles B. (Searles & Stone) r. SE cor Dupont
and Sutter
Stone Charles L., liquor saloon, 1144 Market, r. 459
Clementina
Stone Charles W., salesman G. W. Hume, r. 740 How-
ard
Stone Cutters' Protective Assn, Irish-American Hall
Stone Dudley C. deputy superintendent Common
Schools, office new City Hall, third floor, r. 115
Page
Stone Edward, student Heald's Business College
Stone Edward F., mining secietarj-, 306 Pine,
room 3, r. 1*147 J^ Mission
Stone Edwin, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. SW
cor Shasta aud Louisiana
Stone Elizabeth Mrs., fancy goods, 1059 Folsom
Stone Ethel C. Miss, assistant Tehama St. Primary
School, r. 115 Page
Stone Eugenia Miss, assistant Bush St. Cosmopolitan
School, r. 115 Page
Stone Eva Miss, domestic 1309 1.arkln
Stone Fannie E., widow, r. 807 Leavenworth
Stone Frank F. agent Lamar and AUemanla Fire
Insurance Cos., '.^09 Sansome, r. 2025 Pacific Av
Stone Frank M., r. 522 Capp
Stone Frederick P.. manager law dept A. L. Bancroft
& Co., r. 1030 Dolores
Stone George, cooper, r. 1503 Mason
Stone Ge. rge F., r. Branch House
Stone George W., machinist, r. 1 Ewer PI
Stone Hannah, widow, r. 459 Clementina
Stone Henrietta L., widow, r. 2204 Jones
Stone H. Storrs, mining, office 419 California, rooms
6-7, r. Russ House
Stone Isaac, milkdairy, N s Cortland Av, nr San
Bruno Road, office 35 Eddy, r. W 8 Sau Bruno
Road, nr Thirty-first
Stone Jacob, clerk Isaac Stone, r. W s San Bruno
Road, nr Thirty-first
Stone Jennie, domestic 1020 Jackson
Stone Jessie M. Mi-s., r. 912 Harrison
Stone John, r. 1816 Post
Stone John R., pawnbroker and watchmaker, 255
Third
Stone Joseph M., captain night patrol Safe Deposit
Co.. r. 1215 Folsom
Stone J. Henly, clerk auditor Central Pac. BR., r.
Oakland
Stone Kalman L., dry and fancy goods, 1211 Stockton,
r. 1231 Stockton
Stone Lucius D., salesman Stone & Hayden, r. 713
California
Stone Luke, teamster, r. S s Waller, bet Webster and
Buchanan
Stone Marcus L., clerk S. Koshland & Co., r. NW cor
Cortland Av and San Bruno Road
Stone Mark L., clerk Joseph Sulzbacher, r. 2204
Jones
Stone Martha Miss, teacher, r. 1419 Larkin
Stone Morris, glazier, r. 226 Minna
Stone Napoleon B., real-estate, and president
Board of Education, office 216 Sansome, r. 109
Montgomery ^
Stone Patrick , carijenter, r. 1008 Pacific .
Stone Peter L., seaman ship Samuel Watts, Front St.
Wharf
Stone Robert, employee Dr. Archibald C. Stoddart, r.
125 Francisco
Stone Rockwell (Stone & Hayden) r. 713 California
Stone Rutson J., teamster Burnham & Lynch, r. 322
Third
Stone S. A., r. 331 Jessie
Stone Sherold D., statistician, 39 Merchants' Ex-
change, r. 110 Hyde
Stone Thomas, laborer, r. 2515 Post
Stone Thomas J., compositor Figaro, r. 1503 Mason
Stone W'alter J., colleitor Daily Examiner, r. 1008 Pac.
Stone Walter S., clerk Whittier, Fuller& Co., r. 115
Page
Stone William, groceries, 2029 Pacific Av
Stone William, machinist William Deacon, r. W s
Louisiana, nr Shasta
Stone William, speculator, r. 701 Stockton
Stone William I., boatbuilder, r. Ninth Av, bet G and
H, Hunter's Point, South S. F.
Stone William R.. salesman C. C. Hastings & Co., r.
2.')26 California
Stone William W., principal Potrero School, r. E s
Mississippi, bet Butte and Solano
Stone & Hayden (Rockwell Stone and Peter
Hayden) importers and manufs saddlery and
leather, and dealers saddlery hardware, 422 Bat-
tcry
Stoneberg Louis, bootmaker John Sullivan, r. 730
Vallejo ,. ^
Stoneberger A. A., medical student, r. 652 Mission
Stonecifer Clarence A., r. 407 Mason
Stonecifer William, broker, r. 1028 Market
Stoueman Cornelius, machinist Union Iron Works, r.
725 Bush
Stoneman George, r. 9 Fourth
Stoneuian George 8., r. 195 Stevenson
Stoner 0. C, r. 320 Sansome
Stoppelkamp A. H. Mrs., groceries and liquors, Sis
cor Stockton and Union
Stoppenbeck William, porter M. Hyman &Co.
Stopper Simon C, jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. Ill
Tyler
Stoppler Hf nrv, tailor, 112 Ninth
Storck Charles L., market, 301 Hayes ^ . , „ .
Storer Ellen T., widow, storekeeper St. Luke a uos-
Storer Frank, restaurantkeeper, r. 1007 McAllister
Storer James, collector, r. lfX)7 McAllister
Storer John, clerk Contra Costa Laundry Assn, r.
1007 McAllister ^ ,,, , ,^_
Storer John F., compositor Alta California, r. 1007
McAllister *
Storer T., r. 36 Clay , ^ oomino
Storey John F., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 822 Mis-
sion
Storey M. F., r. 15 Page
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storey Walter, agent Booth's Cannery, r. 205 Turk
Storey William H., bookkeeper, r. 15 Page
Storey. See Storry, and Story
Storhmaier Karl, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Stork Albert, bootmaker Edward Main, r. 320 FolBom
Stork Jacob (Jacob Stork & Co.) r. 4i5 I5ush
Stork Jacob & Co. (Jacob Stork and Leopold Gigon)
proptrs Poodle Dog Rotisserie, 445 Bush
Stork John P., clerk Banner Brothers, r. 307 Stockton
Stork John P. Mme., dressmaker, 307 Stockton
Stork Luke, market, 529 First
Storm Christian, r. 17 Rincon PI
Storm Cornelius, wood and coal dealer, SE cor Ritch
and Townsend. ofilce 333 Montgomery, r. 17 Rin-
con PI
Storm Theodore, bookkeeper, r. 17 Rincon PI
Storm William, seaman, r. 313 Folsom
Storms Charles S., r. 520 Bush
Storms George F., fruits and vegetables, 1802 Bush
Storms J. N., r. 4 Sixth
Storms Mary A., widow, r. 520 Busb"
Storms Nelson J., r. S s Army, bet Sanchez and Noe
Storror Leonard W., cashier Western Union Telegraph
Co. r. 616 Fulton
Storrs Nellie M. Miss, assistant Haight St. School, r.
1630 Eddy
Storry Leonard, master mariner, r. 2014 Dupont
Stors Michael, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works
Story Augustus, conductor Market St. RR., r. 1112
Pierce
Story Cliarles R., secretary Home Mutual Insur-
ance Co., 406 California, r. 30 McAllister
Story DeWitt C, deputy U. S. Marshal, r. 1709 Jessie
Story F. Q., r. 507 >5 Hyde
Story George, mining, r. 1017 Twentieth
Story George A. (Merten, Moffitt & Co.) r. 30 McAl-
lister
Story John, turner, r. 1005 Minna
Story Lafayette, r. Grand Hotel
Story W. K., r. 7 Dupont
Story. See Storey, and Storry
Storz Daniel O., frescopainter. r. 418 J^ Fulton
Stose Clemens, capitalist, r. 322 Capp
Stothard Thomas, captain State Harbor Commission-
ers' tug Anasha, r. 2052 Mis.sion
Stothard 'Thompson, peddler, r. Sweeney, nr Rail-
road Av
Stothers Ralph B., currier James Meehan, r. NE cor
Twenty-lifth and Columbia
Stott Alfred W., salesman Randolph & Co., r. 727
Webster
Stott Ann C. Mrs., r. NW cor Montgomery Av and
Chestnut
Stott James C, boatman, Meiggs' Wharf, r. NW cor
Montgomery Av and Chestnut
Stott John, clt-rk, r. 135 Columbia
Stott William, carpenter, r. E s McOlellan, nr Cort-
land Av, B. H.
Stott William D., weaver, r. 967 Mission
Stotterdu Margaret, domestic 720 Capp
Stoujie Jean B., collect; >r and carrier Courrier de San
Francisco, r. 1912 Stockton
Stousland P., r. Stanford Hotel
Stousland W., r. Stanford Hotel
Stout Arthur B., physician, office and r. 808 Mont.
Stout Charle* S., policeman City Hall, r. 4403^ Natoma
Stoiit Commodore P., macliiuist, r. 824 Lombard
Stout John, upholsterer, r. 815 Mission
Stout Milton, packer, r. 56? Bryant
Stout William C, engraver John Poultney, r. 137
Montgomery
Stout William P., attorney at law, r. 1060 Fulton
Stout William W., packer S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,
r. 567 Bryant
Stout Wilson, master mariner, r. 606 Montgomery,
room 48
Stout. See Stand
Stoutenborough Charles H. (E. Hocbstadter & Co.)
r. 520 Bush
Stoutenburg Lsaac A., stoves and tinware, 117 Wash-
ington, r. im Moss
Stoutenburgh John E., real-estate, 112 Leidesdorff, r.
735 Folsom
Stoutener Jane Miss, seamstress, r. 735 Folsom
Stouts John, laborer, r. 210 First, rear
Sto^mll Annie M. Miss, teacher, r. 419 Bush
Stovall M. E. Mrs., teacher music, r. 419 Bush
Stovall T. Locke, bookkeeper, r. 419 Bush
Stover Charles H., bookkeeper, r. 805 Leavenworth
Stover Frank, salesman W. & J. Sloane, r. 202 Sixth
Stover John (Marder, Luse & Co.) r. 1019 Lombard
Stover John, drayman Cutter & Co., 304 Davis
Stover Louis, musician, r. SW cor Mason and Union
Stover Susan A., widow, r. 805 Leavenworth
Stover. See Stoever
Stow L. L., turner, r. 163 Sixteenth
Stow Samuel C, clerk freight dept Southern Pac.
RR., r. 35 South Park
Stow W^illlam W., attorney at law, 408 Califor-
nia, room 9, r. 1013 Pine
Stowe C. M. Mrs., medium, 110 Fourth
Stowe Horace W., teacher Chinese Mission School,
r. 820 Jackson
Stowell Charles E., r. 2416 California
Stowell Fannie A. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Pri-
mary School, r. 603 Buchanan
Stowell George, teamster J. Morton & Co., r. 210 Ma-
son
Stowell Hazzard L., clerk, r. 225 Bartlett
Stowell John, teamster, r. 210 Mason
Stowell Mary E. Miss, vice-principal Rincon Gram-
mar School, r. 603 Buchanan
Stowell Persis M. Miss, principal Hayes Valley Prim-
ary School, r. 603 Buchanan
Sto-tvell William H., merchandise broker, 2U
California, r. 923 Hyde
Stower John S., clerk John B. Sutton, r. Cosmopoli-
tan Hotel
Straad Charles, baker, r. 2029^ Harrison
Strabeau Pierre, r. 1027 Dupont
Strachan Ernest, parcel clerk O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 969 Mission
Strachan Gelston, with C. T. Raynolds & Co., r. 969
Mission
Strachan Gertrude Mrs., teacher music, r. 1814 Post
Strachan Margaret, Avidow, proprietress Armidale
House, 969 Mission
Strachaner Charles, machinist coiner's dept U. S.
Mint, r. 416 Natoma
Strachm Hans, seaman schr War Eagle, Fourth St.
Wharf
Strack Francis, domestic 1353 Post
Strack John George, tailor, r. 811 J4 Montgomery
Strader William, miner, r. 512 Stevenson
Straechert Adolph, tailor Jacob Lindecker, r. 612
Pine
Strago Alfred, r. 026 California
Strahan Thomas, butcher August Hildebrand, r. 113'
Seventh
Strahl Philip, barber, r. 616 Octavia
StrnlUe Jacob Si Co. (Ferdinand de St. Ger-
main) billiard-table and fancy furniture manufs,
and dealers fancy works and veneers, 5.33 Market
Strahle Joseph, barber Sand Brothers
Strahle Magdelen Miss, r. N B Sixteenth, bet Caro-
lina and De Haro
Strahle. See Strehl
Strain James, laborer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, r.
16 Welsh
Strain Joseph, farmer, r. 107 Turk
Straka John, musician, r. 10 Lewis
Strakosch Karl, r, 21 Dupont
Strall Sophie Miss, r. 1409 California
Stramalo Carlo, laborer, r. 9 Gaven
Strauahan David, laborer, r. 1605 Kearny
Stranahan Farren E.,law student, r. 37 Second
Stranahau Tabitba, widow, r. 715 Po'k
Stranahan William, macliinist Risdon 1. and L.
Works
Strand Christopher, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Strand Frederick, laborer Charles D. Zeile, r. NW cor
Greenwich and Montgomery
Strand William J., longshoreman, r. W s Hampshire,
bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Strandt Otto, seaman, r. N s Greenwich, bet Mont-
gomery and Sansome
Straney John, r. 225 Page
Strange E. W., watchmaker George C. Shreve & Co.,
r. 408 Post
Strange Frank J., carpenter D. A. Maedonald & Co.,r.
720 Market
Strasburger Abraham L. (Strasburger Brothers) r.
Pittsburg, Pa.
Strasburger Brothers (Samuel D., Abraham L. and
Nathan) manufs and importers glassware, 320 Bat-
tery
Strasburger Nathan (Strasburger Brothers) r. 22 Geary
Strasburger Samuel D. (Strasburger Brothers) r. 22
Geary
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY «*shingmn|^^ short notice
JMAPnniuniirU importer of and dealkr in coal and pig iron,
.InHl/LIUnUUun, 41 Alarket Street, comer Spear.
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Straesburg Frederick, cigarmaker Denicke Brothers, r.
603 Jackson
Strassburger Adolpli, salemuan Sacbs, Strassburger &
Co., r. 309 Powell
Strassburger Frederick, r. 603 Jackson
Strassburger Isaac (Sacbs, Strassburger k Co.) r. 1901
Octavia
Strassburger M. A. Mrs., widow, r. 1100 Stockton
Strassburger Pierre, nurse, r. 52S Jones
Strassburger Sigmuud (Sa.'hs, Strassburger & Co.) r.
428 Tyler
Strasser Abraham, poultry and game, 58 and 59 Grand
Central Market, r. G2i Hayes
Strasser George, meter reader Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 2C Page
Strasser Henry, clerk Abraham Strasser, r. 624 Hayes,
Strasser Henry, machinist Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works
Strasser Leopold, r. 537 Hayes
Strasser Leopold, jeweler Charles H. Llndermanu, r.
220 Linden Av
Strasser Manwell, clerk, r. 624 Hayes
Strassman Benjamin, jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 2105
Bush
Strassman Max, magnetic healer, 515^ Bush, r. 2105
Bush
Strasoli Peter E., r. 1108 Stockton
Stratford J. C, carpenter Southern Pac. RR.
Stratrord Thomas, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r,
Montgomery Av , nr Jackson
Strather Abram, waiter Palace Hotel
Strathern James, lithographer Abraham AValdstein,
r. 514 Bush
Strathoff Herman C, lineman Gold and Stock Tel.
Co., r. 552 Ji Stevenson
Stratman John, miner, r. 2234 Mission
Stratmeyer William, waiter Frank Gobey, r. 509 Bush
Stratton A, W. Mrs., widow, r. 238 Shotwell
Stratton C. M.. night inspector Custom House, r. 1711
Jones
Stratton Ebenezer N. (E. N. Stratton & Co.) r.NWcor
Bryant Av and Sixteenth
Stratton E. N. & Co. (Ebenezer N. Stratton and George
N. Jones) auctioneers, 829 Market
Stratton Frank E.. clerk wholesale dept A.L. Bancroft
& Co., r. 1607 O'Farroll
Stratton Frank W., bookkeeper Magee & Moore, r.238
Shotwell
Stratton Fred. S., with Latimer & Morrow, r. Oak-
land
Stratton George H., whitener Frederick A. Jennings,
r. 955 Howard
Stratton George W., cabinetmaker, r. 974 Folsom
Stratton John S., housemover, 854 Harrison, r. San
Knfael
Stratton Robert B., mate bark Sea Breeze, Main St.
Wharf
Stratton Virginia E., widow, r. 1007 O'Farrell
Straub Frederick, upholsterer, 8 Hayes
Straub George, carpenter, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Straub Gustav, bootmaker, 7 Trinity, r. 5 Scheerer PI
Straub H. Mrs., r. 272 Clementina, rear
Straub Henrj-, cigarmaker Riese Brothers, r. 1504
Howard
Straub John N., merchant tailor, 307 Hayes
Straub Joseph, liquor saloon, 25 Sixth, r. 32 Sixth
Straub Kittie Mrs. (Straub & Sellon) r. 1018 Howard
Straub Michael (Dix & Straub) r. N 8 Filbert, bet
Fillmore and Webster
Straub Nicholas, cabinetmaker, r. 1504 Howard
Straub Philii), cigarmaker Riese Brothers, r. 1504
Howard
Straub William, clerk Julius Leszynsky, r. 1504 How-
ard
Straub & Sellon (Mrs. Kittie Straub and Mrs. E. M.
Sellon) dressmakers, 1018 Howard
Straucli John O., proptr Gibbs U. S. Bonded
Warehouse, SW cor Front and Vallejo, and Vallejo
U. S. Bonded Warehouse, NW cor Front and Val-
lejo, r. 1421 Washington
Straun John W., traveling agent Gold and Stock Tel.
Co., r. 910 Taylor
Straus August, watchmaker, 427 Kearny, r. 307 Clem.
Straus Emanuel (Greenebaum, Helbing & Co) r. 311
Tyler
Straus Gaston, lawstudcnt, 328 Montgomery, room 15,
r. San Jos^
Straus Isaac C, porter Castle Brothers, r. 517 Frank-
lin
Straus Jacob (Straus, Kohnstamm & Co.) r. 726 Bush
Straus, Kolingtaiiiiix <Sc Co. (Jacob Straus, Emil
Kohnstamm and Joseph Bloom) importers and
jobbers crockery, glassware, cutlery, plated ware,
etc., NE cor Battery and Pine
Straus Louis, bookkeeper Kechheimer h Steele, r. 633
O'Farrell
Straus Marx (Straus & Levy) r. 6.33 O'Farrell
Straus Meyer, landscape artist, studio, 319 Califor-
nia, r. 1320 Webster
Straus Moses, watches and jewelry, 18 Kearny
Straus Samuel J., real-estate, r. 2119 Bush
Straus & Levy(Marx Straus and Henry Levy) manufs
boys' clothing, SW cor Bush and Sansome
Strauss Alexander, bookkeeper L. & M. Sachs & Co.,
r. 25 Dupont
Strauss Andrew J., coachman, r. 916 Jones
Strauss Arthur, salesman M. Lachman & Co., r. 1309
Lark in
Strauss Bernard, stockbroker, r. 1309 Larkin
Strauss Edgar, stockbroker, r. 1309 Larkin
Strasss Emanuel, salesman, r. 1309 Larkin
Strauss Ernst, butcher Bollinger & Miller, r. NE cor
Jackson and Drumni
Strauss Ida R. Miss, assistant Jeft'erson Grammar
School, r. 1309 Larkin
Strauss Jacob, mining, r. 128 Turk
Strauss Jonas (Levi Strauss & Co.) r. New York
Strauss Joseph, salesman, r. 701 Tyler
Strauss Joseph M., clerk Benjamin H. Lichtenstein,
r. 5 Seventh
Strauss Kaufman, teamster, r. 701 Tyler
Strauss Levi (Levi Strauss & Co.) r. 621 Leavenworth
Strauss Iievi & Co. (Levi and Louis Strauss, Wil-
liam Sahlein, and Jonas Strauss) importers cloth-
ing, dry goods, and furnishing goods, 14 and 16
Battery
Strauss Louis (Levi Strauss & Co.) r. 502 Bush
Strauss Louis, dry goods, 1213 Stockton, r. 018 Green
Strauss Moses (Strauss & Frohman) r. 502 Bush
Strauss Moses, boots and shoes, 1503 Market, r. 5
Seventh
Strauss Nathan, salesman, r. 1122 Mission
Strauss Samuel, collector, and translator German and
English, 302 Montgomery, rooms 16 and 17, r. SW
cor Dupont and Filbert
Strauss Samuel, salesman Neustadter Brothers, r. 502
Bush
Strauss Samuel, salesman Rosenbaum & Co., r. 618
Green
Strauss Samuel, teamster, r. 701 Tyler
Strauss Solomon, clerk, r. 410 Sixth
Strauss & Frohinan (Moses Strauss and Henry Froh-
m.sn) dry and fancy goods, 1203 Stockton
Strauss. Seo Straus
Straut George, entry clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co.,
r. 1219 Jones
Straut William E., importerand dealer carriage
and wagon materials, NW cor Sacramento and
Drumm, r. 210 Eddy
Straut. See Strout
Strawbridge Harriet, widow, r. 351 Clementina
Strawbridge Wilberforce L., machinist, r. 351 Clem.
Stream John T., watchmaker Randolph & Co., r.
Alameda
Strebinger Frederick, musician Tivoli Garden, r. 620
Taylor
Streck Eleanor, domestic 1621 Larkin
Strecker Adolph (Strecker i: Keru) r. 3 McDermottiPl
Strecker August, barber, r. 3 Bush St PI
Strecker & Kern (Adoli^h Strecker and William Kern)
barbers, 33 Post
Street and Blanche Tunnel and Mining Co. (Mount
Ro.se Dlst.) C. Van Dyck Hubbard secretary, 203
Bush, room 26
Street A. S., painter, r. 311 Ivy Av
Street Carrie C, Mrs., proprietress Shclbonrne House,
523 Kearny
Street Clara E. Miss, assistant bookkeeper George W.
Clark, r. 1324 Jackson
Street Cyrus U. (Street & Learned) r. 736 Grove
Street Ella L. Miss, assistant Tehama Primary School,
r. 1324 Jackson
Street Flnes.?e, r. 523 Kearny
Street Harriet, widow, r. 1324 Jackson
Street H. L., r. 2.508 Mission
Street Nathan J., r. 523 Kearny
Street It. A. Mrs., insurance broker, r. CosmopoIltBii
Hotel
Street Spencer B., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co. r.
221 Fair Oaks
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Street & Learned (Cynis H. Street and A. F. Learned)
publishers and proptrs The Land World, 331
Montgomery, rooms 10 and 11
Streeter William, r. 118 Eddy
Strehl Charles, butcher, 7 New Metropolitan Market,
r. 908 Post
StrehlJacob, butcher Charles Strehl, r. 131 J^ Oak
Strehl John, r. 115 Stockton
Strehl Joseph, barber Sand Brothers, r. 7 Dale PI
Strehl Phillip (Wiebe & Strehl) r. 61G Octavia
Strei G. L. W., builder, r. 19?^ Washington Av
Strei Joseph J., driver Wheeler & Wilson Manuf Co.,
r. 322 Minna
SIreib Heury, barber John Curtis, r. 1126 MarVet
Streib Julius, barber, 8 Merchants Exchange, r. 1921
Polk
Streib William, barber Julius Streib, r. 131 Gough
Screicher Adolph, ilerk, r. 612 Pine
Streiff Peter, cabinetmaker J. B. Luchsinper & Son, r.
722 Minna
Streisand Henrietta, widow, r. 38 Park Av
Streitberger George, cabinetmaker, r. 608 Sixth
Strelitz Jacob, tailor, r. 209 Seventh
Streuber Albert, machinist Pac. ItoUing Mill, r. 410
Clementina
Streuber Emil, machinist J. Galli & Co., r. 417 J4
Clementina
Streuber Gustave A. F., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill,
r.W s Tennessee, bet Sierra and Nevada
Streuli Arnold W., brewer, r. 251 Tehama
Streuli Emil C, musician, r. 18 Stockton PI
Streuli F. M. Mrs., widow, r. 18 Stockton PI
Streuli Jacob, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Streuli John J., musician, r. 18 Stockton PI
Streuli John J. Jr., musician, r. 18 Stockton PI
Streven John, engineer Duncan's Tannery, r. S 6 Bran-
nan, bet Eighth and Ninth
Streving John H.. cook Johnson & Hermann, r. 14
Jansen
Strewgin Frederick, seaman, r. 129 Folsom'
Strewgin Oscar, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Striby William, teacher miisic, r. 2041 Mission
Strieker Heury, engineer, r. 407 Pacific
Strieker William, seaman, r. 307 Folsom
Strickland David, engineer stmr San Joaquin No. 2,
Jackson St.Wharf
Strickland George L., tinsmith Little &Law8on, r. 733
Guerrero
Strickland John, sashmaker Uriah Segars, r. 162 Sil-
ver
Strickland Marcellus, teamster Union Pacific Salt Co.,
r. 34 Sacramento
Strickland Otis, miner, r. 733 Guerrero
Strickland Sylvester E., accountant W. J. Calling-
h:im & Co., r. 604 Sutter
Strickland Wilford R., porter, 414 California, r. 1625
Leavenworth
Strickland William, teamster McNally & Hawkins, r.
162 Silver
Strickland. See Stickland
Strigel Conrad, brickLayer, r. N s Fourteenth Av, nr
Railroad Av, South S. F.
Stringer George, waiter SS. State of California, Broad-
way Wharf
Stringer James, seaman Pacific Mail SS. South Caro-
lina
Stringer William, bartender, r. 423 East
Stringer William J., salesman A. Berson & Son.r. 2007
Taylor
Stringliam Clark, driver City Cab and Carriage Stables,
r. 174 Jessie
Strobehl David, teamster, r. 408 Francisco
Strubel Jacob F., market, 1129 Folsom
Strobridg'e J. H. , president Pacific Improvement
Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 4, r.
Haywards
Strobridge T.W. Jr., bookkeeper Frank & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Stroecker Herman H. W. (Osmer & Co.) r. 436 Fre-
mont
Stroele H., cabinetmaker C. M. Plum & Co., r. 236
Minna
Stroh Anton, cutler Eeinhold Hoppe, r. 1318 Kearny
Stroh Elizabeth, widow, r. 1318 Kearny
Stroh George, solicitor, r. 19 YerbaBuena
Strobehn David, laborer, 326 Francisco
Strohl Gottfiied, laborer, r. 8 Graham PI
Strohl Philippe (Graner & Strohl) r..429 Bush
Strohm John, clerk, r. 204 Powell
Strohmeier Charles, baker Betzold & Nleman, r. 418
O'Farrell
Strohmeier Edward, wireworker Adolph M. Fuhr-
mann, r. 26 Lewis
Strohmeier Joseph, bootmaker H. Hinders, r. 26
Lewis
Strohmeier L.. compositor S. F. Abend Post
Stroinski Andrew, butcher F. J. Miller, r. 1103 Fol.
Strom C. v., watchmaker Braverman & Levy, r. 5
Dawson PI
Strombtrg Bernard F., cooijer, r. 231 Perry
Stromberg Joseph F., expressman, r. 109 Bernard
Strome Edward B., nightwatchman Mechanics' Mills,
r. 554 Howard
Stromme John, laborer freight dept Central Pac. ER.
Stromme O. G., laborer, r. 507 Mission
Strong Charles L., compositor W. P. Harrison, r.
Overland House
Strong Charles M., clerk Reichert k Co., r. SE cor
MinnH and Fourth
Strong Colin G., physician and chemist, 21 Third, r,
St. Cloud House
Strong E. Miss, artist, studio 728 Montgomery, r. cor
Union and Fillmore
Strong Frederick A., a.s8istant baggagemaster Central
Pac.RR., r. 1506 Hyde
Strong G. Mrs., r. 118 Sutter
Strong George, rlerk W. Harris & Co., r. 729 Vallejo
Strong George H. (Dewey & Co.) r. Oakland
Strong George J., clerk freight dept Central Pac. RR.,
r. 33334 Ritch
Strong George W. (Strong & Co.) r. 2212 Larkin
Strong George W., fancy goods, 2039 Mission
Strong Johanna, widow, r. 23 Folsom Av
Strong John, engineer Charles Schrofif, r. E s York,
bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Strong Joseph Jr., r. Bohemian Club, 430 Pine
Strong Lizzie Miss, bo^unaker A. Waldstein, r. 116
Silver
Strong Nathaniel L. (Morrow & Strong) r. 334 Fre-
mont
Strong Robert W., laborer, r. 23 Folsom Av
Strong Samuel, laundryman, r. Revere House
Strong Theodore P., clerk North British and Mercan-
tile Insurance Co., r. Oakland
Strong Walter L. (Strong & Co.) r. 2216 Larkin
Strong William, ironworker Pioneer Iron Works, 225
and 227 Beale
Strong & Co. (George W. and Walter L. Strong)
metallurgical works, 10 Stevenson
Stroshohl Amandus, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Sfrother Abraham, waiter, r. 51 Second
Strother Fleet F., r. 738 Post
Strother Ralph B., currier, r. 3010 Folsom
S'rothofi" Annie Miss, saleslady Mrs. Mary Strothoff,
r. 552 J^ Stevenson
Strothoff John, liquor saloon, 215 Sixth
Strothotl" Mary Mrs., stamping and embroidery, 1022 5<5
Market, r. 522 3^ Stevenson
Stroud James, cardriver, r. 103 Ntttoma
Stroud James H., foreman Engine No. 4, S. F. F. D.
Stroud .John R., clerk H. P. Wakelee & Co., r. 1013
Mason
Stroude William C, salesman Joseph Figel, r. 127
Kearny
Strout Enoch N., U. S. Internal Revenue gaiiger, r.
609 Folsom
Strout. See Straut, and Stroud
Strozynski Albert, shoemaker, r. 311 Turk
Strozynski K. Mrs., dressmaker, 311 Turk
Strozynski M. Mrs., dressmaker, 177 Clara
Strozynski Roman, barber, 364 "Third
Strozynski Stanislaiis, wigmaker and ladies' hair-
dresser, 27 Ellis, r. NW cor O'Farrell and Powell
Strozynski Theopholis, r. 177 Clara
Strubel Valentine, butcher, r. Silver Av, nr San Bru-
no Road
Strubel W. R., painter, r. 538 Sixteenth
Struck John, nurse German Hospital
Struckmanu Frederick, r. 323 Jessie
Struckmann William, bartender, r. Keystone House
Struckmeier Louis, tailor Kenny & Sheahan, r. 814
Sixth
Struckmeyer John H., master mariner, r. 210 Chest-
nut
Strueven Bernhard, tanner Berthold Strueyen, r. SE
cor Howard and Serpentine Av
Strueven Berthold, tannery, SE cor Howard and Ser-
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Strueveu Paul, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Strueven Pt ter, tanner Berthold Striieven, r. SE cor
Howard and Seri^entine Av
Strufing Jolin, painter, r. 42a Hyde, rear
StniBs William, maltster Washington Brewery, r. 8
Jnusen
Strutz Andrew G., seaman schr Katie Holmes, r. 119
Jackson
Strnving Hermann, r. 14 Jansen
Strybing Christian H., capitalist, r. 1212 Mason
Strycker Charles, clerk Clans Schroder, r. SW cor
Franklin and McAllister
Stryker Samnel (Strykcr & Kiernan) r. 121 Silver
Stryker William, seaman schr Z.B.Hey wood.Beale St.
Wharf
Stryker & Kiernan (Samuel Stryker and Philip Kier-
nan) stevedores. Pier 5 Steuart
Stuart Alexander, carpenter, r. 50 Nevada
Stuart Alexander C, cashier George T. Marye & Son,
r. 18()G Van Ness Av
Stuart Allen W., with Cunningham, Curtissfe Welch,
r. 1418 Hyde
Stuart Charles, helper Charles W. Smith, r. 1317 Oc-
tavia
Stuart Cliarles D., liquor saloon, 525Ji San-
some, r. Oakland
Stuart Charles H., r. 727 Vallejo
Stuart Clark A., purser Pacific Coast 8S. Ancon', r. SW
cor Bartlett and Twenty-second
Stuart David H., whitener, r. 418 Full
Stuar+ Edward W., waiter George A. Rogers, r. 915
Howard
Stuart E. F. Mrs., accoucheur, office and r. 326
Kearny
Stuart Emma, widow, r. 915 ^ Howard
Stuart F. E. Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary School,
r. 410 Hyde
Stuart Frances, domestic 410 Hyde
Stuart Hector A., journalist, r. 14 Willow
Stuart James, boilermaker, r. 613 Locust Av
Stuart James, Stonecutters' Pro. Assn, 818 Howard
Stuart James Jr. (O'Neill, Kennedy & Stuart) r. 613
Locust Av
Stuart James C, bookkeeper Wilmerding & Co., r.
1032 Pine *■
Stuart J^ames F., attorney at law, 606 Montgom-
ery, r. 2 Hoi^eton Terrace
Stuart Jesse, steward Pacific Coast SS. Santa Cruz, r.
NW cor Fillmore and Haight
Sttiart John, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Stuart John H., porter, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Stuart Joseph, piledriver, r. 324 Kitch
Stuart M.-iria Mrs., widow, r. 307 Eighteenth
Stuart Tho7uas, carpenter, r. 212 Ninth
Stuart Thomas, secondhand furniture, 775 Folsom
Stuart Virginia L., shirtmaker, r. 638 Green
Stuart W. D., watchman Pacific Mail SS. China
Stuart William, r. 324 Ritch
Stuart William, liquor saloon, NW cor Bay and Hyde
Stuart William, real-estate and mining secre-
tary, 320Sansome, room 12, r. 126 Fifth
Stuart William A., County Clerk, office old City
Hall, first floor, r. 807 California
Stuart W. J., messmau Pacific Mall SS. City of Pa-
nama
Stuart. See Steuart. and Stewart
Stubbs David I>. , secretary Occidental and Ori-
ental Steamship Co., NE cor Fourth and Towns-
end, room 51, r. 2330 Mission
Stubbs Jesse, chief engineer stmr Capital. Oakland
Ferry, r. 404 Fell
Stubbs Jolin C. S., general freight agent Central
Pac. RR., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 22,
r. '2332 Mission
Stubbs William E., salesman Friedlander Brothers,
r. 110 O'Farrell
Stuber Moritz, real-estate, r. 1218 Leavenworth
Stiich Charles, «ia.«ter mariner, office 12 Clay
Stuck August, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Stuck C, helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Stuck Casten, teamster Josejih AUdack, r. 2510 Bush
Stuckenholz W., t-acher music, r. 967 Mission
Studabecker , r. 329 Minna
Studer Frederick, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Stud'ey Benjamin W., watchmaker, 24 Post, r. 1414
Howard
Studley George W., compositor Alta. r. 1906 Ellis
Studley Rachel W., widow, r. 1906 Ellis
Studwick Joseph E., boots and shoes, 141 Fifth
Studwick William F., shoemaker, r. 141 Fifth
Stuhlmacher William, clerk Steffens fc Reinecke, r.
SE cor Folswm and Main
Stuhr August, soap manuf, cor San Bruno Road and
Fifteenth Av
Stuhr Christian F., compositor 8. F. Abend Post, r.
229 Jessie
Stuhr Harry, laborer, r. 124 Bernard
Stuhr Henry H., seaman schr War Eagle, r. 18 J4 Free-
Ion
Stuhr Louis, brassfinisher Giovannini & Co., r. 229
Jessie
Stuniberg Eva, domestic 1115 Post
Stummer Henry, liquor saloons, 901 and 921 Kearny, r.
812 Jackson
Stump Irwin C, workman U. 8. Mint, r. 227 Oak
Stumpf Balthasar, bakery, 226 Pacific
Stumpf Jacob, shoemaker, 1000 Bush
Stumpf John, liquor saloon, First Av, iir Kentucky,
and NE cor Fifteenth and Railroad Avs, South S.F.
Stumpf Joseph, bootmaker, .501 O'Farrell
Stumpf J. Philip, baker Hemme .t Reuter, r. 37 Eddy
Stumpf Valentine, printer, r. 709 Filbert
Sturdivant Joseph H., clerk, r. 10 Hyde
Sturdivaut Robert O., real-estate agent, r. 10 Hyde
Sturdivant. S.e Sturtevant
Sturenburg Mary Mrs., r. 235 Fourth
Stiirf,'eon Alexander 8., lodgings. 1 Vallejo
Sturges Frank F., (salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
Oakland
Sturges Ira B., traveling salesman Folger, Schilling
cVc Co., r. 504 Sutter
Sturges Selden, vice principal Eighth St. Grammar
School, r. 23 Clinton Park
Sturiza Nii'holas, waiter P. Antunovich, r. 97 Com.
Sturke William J., cartridgemaker, r. Ws Mission, nr
Five Mile Store
Sturkeu H. (Sturkeu .t HoUings) r. 404 Brannau
Sturkeu & Hollings (H. Sturken and N. Hollings) gro-
ceries and liquors, N W cor Third and Brannan
Sturkin Catherine, widow, r. 1127 ^ Mission
Sturla Antonio (.Antonio Sturla & Cii.) r. 2407 Cal.
Sturla Antonio & Co. (Antonio Sturla and Jean B.
Gratto) wood and coal, '2407 California
Sturla Giovanni B. (Sturla & Co.) r. 1 Lafayette PI
Sturla Johanna, widow, r. 3 Taylor PI
Sturla & Co. (Giovanna B. Sturla and Giovanni B.
Rocca) liquor saloon, 1402 Dupont
Sturlese Nicola, toll collector Fisherman's Mar-
ket, and secretarj' Fisherman's Assn, r. 896 Front
Sturm John W., pressman J. R. Brodie & Co., r. 5.55
Stevenson
Sturm Victor H., commission merchant, 323 Front,
r. 237 San Jose Av
Sturmau Benjamin, physician, r. 1820 O'Farrell
Sturmwald Samuel, driver A. Newman & Co., r. 13
Hyde
Sturtevant Charle.=i W., publisher Directorio Commer-
cial, 116 Front, r. 929 Howard
Sturtevant Henry G., clerk C. C. Burr & Co., r. 610
Hayes
Sturtevant Irving, paper dealer, r. 1110 Steiner
Sturtevant James, clerk, r. 31 Eddy
Sturtevant Joseph L., gold refiner Thomas Price, r.
S s Silver Av, nr San Bruno Road
Sturzenegger Charles A., driver Philadelphia Brew-
ery, r. rio Tehama
Stussi Frederick, expressman, NW cor Bush and
Kearny, r. 1123 Broadway
Stut J . Henry, draftsman Union Iron Works, r. 327
Jessie
Stutsman David, plpemaker Francis Smith & Co.
Stuttmeister Sarah, widow, r. 26 Sixth
Stuttmeister Victor R., salesman Sam. Leszyusky &
Brother, r. 720 Market
Stuttmeister William, student George C. Hoadley, r.
Oakland
Stutz Jacob (Mclneruey & Stutz) r. Berkeley
Stutz John, butcher Mclnerney k Stntz, r. 324 >$ Bdwy .
Styche Henry, helper W. S. Phelps & Co., r. 573
Howard
Styes Louis S., cook, r. 603 Post
Styles Henry K., stovemounter George H. Tay & Co.,
r. 420 Broadway
Styles Leonard F., chief engineer stmr Oakland,
r. 21(5 Prospect PI
Styles Mary Mrs., r. 1225 Market
Styles. See Stiles
Styraiss Matthew, laborer, r. 821 Market
Suanet Armaud C, butcher, r.NW cor Point Lobos
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Subers Robert S., shoemaker Levinsky Brothers, r.
New Wisconsin Hotel
Sublett William A., dentist, 112 Fourth, r.8y6 Mission
Sublich Antouio, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Sut'cor Mill and Mining Co. (Devil's Gate District,
Nev.) William H. Watsou secretary, 302 Moutgom-
iry, room 6
Such F. L. & Co. (Francis L. Such and James W. Lick)
proijirs San Miguel Dairy, Douglass, bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Such Francis L. (F. L. Such & Co.) r. W s Douglass,
bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fuuith
Such Frank P., collector F. L. Such & Co., r.W 8 Doug-
lass, bet Twenty-third and Tweuty-fourth
Sucich Peter (Sucich & Vucovich) r. 815 Stockton
Sucich & Vucovich (Peter Sucich and C. Vucovich)
restaurant, 813 Stockton
Suokow Charles, cabinetmaker, 23 Montgomery Av,
r. 619 Geary, rear
Suckow William, tailor, r. OJ^ Dikeman PI
Sudborough Patrick, laborer r. 1228 Sacramento
Sudden Allen P., seaman, r. 219 Main
Sudden Robert, master mariner, r. 716 Hayes
Sudeu Otto, reporter, r. 807 Bush
Sudenburjj H., r. cor S^icramento and Polk
Sudro Frederick, seaman, r. North Pacific Hottl
Su<ur Edward, clerk A. E. Juillerat, r. 117 Post
Suffern David, laborer, r. l.^.W Kearny
Suffern James, plumber and gasfitter, r. 1555 Kearny
Suffern J. W., capitalist, r. 529 Sacramento
Suffern William, teacher music, office 313 Sutter, r.
1555 Kearny
Sugden Elizabeth, widow, r. 812 Jessie, rear
Sugden Frank, porter Eagle Warehouse
Sugden William, porter Miller & Co., r. 1329 San.some
Sugden William J., plumber, r. 812 Jessie, rear
Suhl Chribtian F., blacksmith and wagonmaker, NE
cor Commercial and Drumm, r. West Oakland
Suhling Henry, wood and coal, hay and grain, N s
Twenty-fourth, bet Bryant and Columbia
Suhr Frederick, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Suhr Hermann F., salesman, r. 48 Church
Suhr Herrman F., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Suich Mary, widow, r. fiOfi Willow Av
Sulbach Carl Wilhelm, mechanic and inventor, r. 26
Garden
Sulberg William, waiter Westerfeld & Page, r. 224
Linden Av
Suliback J., bedmaker Scandinavian Hotel, 30 Clay
Salinas Carl, clerk George Marcus & Co., r. 602 Stock.
Suling Frank, butcher, r. P, nr Fourteenth Av, South
S. F.
Suling William, clerk D. & G. Aherns, r. 138 Third
Sulix Eugeue, blacksmith Andresen Brothers, r. 339
Fourth
Sullivan , r. 19 Sixth
Sullivan Abbie Miss, bakery and confectionery, .540
Fourth
Sullivan Abby, widow, r. 1108 Sacramento
Sullivan Andrew, farmer Industrial School
Sullivan Ann, widow, r. Ill Welsh
Sullivan Ann, widow, r. 315 Union
Sullivan Anne, domestic 319 Fremont
Sullivan Annie, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Sullivan Annie, domestic 1916 Broadway
Sullivan Annie Miss, cigarmaker Engelbrecht, Fox
& Co., r. 1252 Montgomery
Sullivan Annie Miss, saleswoman, r. 446 Clementina
Sullivan Annie Miss, saleswoman Charles Smith, r.
1013 Folsom
Sullivan Annie Miss, tailoress Nathan Davis, r. 723
Brannan
Sullivan Antone, laborer new U. S. Appraiser's Bldg.
Sullivan Bartholomew, driver Patrick Sullivan, r.915
Folsom
Sullivan Bartholomew B., laborer, r. cor Twenty-
ninth and Mission
Sullivan Bridget, widow, r. W s Georgia, bet Sierra
and Shasta
Sullivan Bridget, widow, r. 310 Fell
Sullivan Bridget, widow, boarding, N s North Point,
nr Larkin
Sullivan Bridget, domestic 126 Ninth
Sullivan C, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Sullivan C, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Sullivan C. Mrs., teacher, r. 1237 Stockton
Sullivan Catherine Mrs., r. 17 Gilbert
Sullivan Catherine, widow, r. 231 Austin
Sullivan Catherine, widow, r. 613 Hyde
Sullivan Catherine Miss, dressmaker. 125 )i Seventh
Sullivan C. D., clerk Nevada Bank of San Francisco,
r. 616 Jones
Sullivan Charles, butcher, r. cor Seventh Av and N,
South S. F.
Sullivan Charles, hostler N. Hochgnertel, r. Ocean
Beach Road, nr Cliff H(>use
Sullivan Christina, widow, r. E s San Jose Av, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
SulUvau Clarence, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. Florida, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Sullivan (gonrad, laborer, r. 605 Broadway
Sullivan Cornelius, expressman, NW cor Fourth and
Howard, r. 4 Bowie Av
Sullivan Cornelius, herder, r, Henry, nr San Bruno
Road
Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, r. 2233 Bryant
Sullivan Cornelius, laborer Presidio Reservation
Sullivan Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 414 Clemen-
tina, rear
Sullivan Cornelius, painter, r. 15 Langton
Sullivan Cornelius, shoemaker E. D. Nolan & Co., r.
20 Rausch
Sullivan Correlius D. O., capitalist, r. SE cor Busli
and Leavenworth
Sullivan Cornelius J., laborer, r. 19M Grand Av
Sullivan Cornelius M., painter, r. N s Twenty-sixth,
bet Church and Dolores
Sullivan D., ho.stler Pac. Improvement Co.
Sullivan Daniel, assistant engineer SS. Gussie Tel-
fair, r. 633 Twenty-third
Sullivan Daniel, blacksmith John H. Toothaker, r.
231 Austin
Sullivan Daniel, bottler McMillan & Kester, r. 1608
Kearny
Sullivan Daniel, clerk Eugene P. Murphy, r. 616
Post
Sullivan Daniel, coalpasser U. S. SS. Shubrick, Fol
som St. Wharf
Sullivan Daniel, contractor, r. 88 Ninth
Sullivan Daniel, coppersmith George A. Tripp & Co.
r. 1206 Green
Sullivan Daniel, deckhand stmr E. D. Knight, Greeu
St. Wharf 4
Sullivan Daniel, driver Jackson Brewery, r. 142a
Mission
Sullivan Daniel, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Sullivan Daniel, groceries and liquors, 430 J^ Teharii
Sullivan Daniel, groceries and liquors, 538 Fourth, i
103 Freelon
Sullivan Daniel, groceries and liquors, 1214 Bryant
Sullivan D.miel, head porter Hecht Brothers & Co.,
r. 639 Natoma
Sullivan Daniel, hostler N. B. and Mission RR., r. 23
Minna, rear
Sullivan Daniel, junk dealer, and liquor saloon, 20
Commercial
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, r. 81 Stevenson
Sullivan Dr.niel: laborer, r. 511 Mission
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, r. 1135 Union
Sullivan Daniel, longshoreman, r. 31 Moss, rear
Sullivan Daniel, pliunber, r. 15 Russell
Sullivan Daniel, porter Stein, Simon & Co., r. 535
Folsom
Sullivan Daniel, practical hand rubber, office and r.
765 Market
Sullivan Daniel, real-estate, r. 2233 Bryant
Sulliv.in Daniel, seaman, r. 6 Minna
Sullivan Daniel, teamster, r. New Washington Hotel
Sullivan Daniel, wood turner, r. SW cor Columbia PI.
and Twenty-seventh
Sullivan Daniel G., gardener, r. 906 Shotwell
Sullivan Daniel J., r. NE cor Nebraska and Nevada
Sullivan Daniel J.,brassfinisher, r. 20 Washington Av
Sullivan Daniel J., clerk La Grande Laundi-y, r. 110
Fourth
Sullivan Daniel J., pressman Alta Job Office, r. 1308
Steiner
Sullivan Daniel T., attorney at law. 606 Mont-
gomery, r. Alameda
Sullivan David, laborer, r. 20 Moss, rear
Sullivan Dennis, calker, r. 8 Natoma
Sullivan Dennis, grocer, r. 329 Fifth
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, r. 260 Clementina, rear
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, r. 704 Natoma
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet
Chattanooga and Dolores
Sullivan Dennis, laborer Cutting Packing Co., r. 2737
Bryant Av, rear
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, ^""^ ^T., West^of^nilmore street
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPOUTKH OF AND DBAIiER IN COAL. AND PIG IRON,
41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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Sullivan Dennis, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. NW cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
Sullivan Dennis, steward Pacific Mail SS. China, r.
212 First
Sullivan Dennis, tailor, r. 21 Sherwood PI
Sullivan Dennis T.,stoKer Engine No. 12, S. F. F. D.,
r. SW cor Drumm and Commercial
Sullivan Dennis W., boxmaker, r. 22 Harriet
Sullivan D. J., assistant Evening School, r. 1747
Mission
Sullivan D. J., foreman Superintendent of Streets
Sullivan Dora, domestic 1922 Sacramento
Sullivan Edward, gasfitter John Doherty, r. 356 Elev-
enth
Sullivan Edward, teamster, r. 234 Fremont
Sullivan Edward W., porter, r. Ill Welsh
Sullivan Eliza, domestic 1516 Taylor
Sullivan Ellen, widow, r. 5ai Howard
Sullivan Ellen, widow, r. SW cor Buchanan and Ellis
Sullivan Ellen, domestic 1211 Taylor
Sullivan Ellen, widow, furnished rooms, 210}^ Wash.
Sullivan Esther, widow, r. 324 ^^ Seventh
Sullivan Eugene, porter Lick House
Sullivan Eugene, extraman Engine No. 1, S. P. F. D.,
r. 419 Pacific
Sulltvau Eugene L., attorney at law, r. Pacific Club
Sullivan Florence (Kennelly & Sullivan) r. 78 Everett
Sullivan Florence Kev., professor St. Ignatius Col-
lege, 214 Hayes
Sullivan Floreme J., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 2703 Harrison
Sullivan Francis J., attorney at law, 310 Pine,
ro jms 20-22, r. 525 Oak
Sullivan Frank, printer, r. 640 Stevenson
Sullivan G., porter stmr Yosemite
Sullivan George, bagpiler E. Detrick & Co., r. 227
Langton
Sullivan George F., bookkeeper Hibernia Savings and
Loan Society, r. 1513 Jackson
Sullivan George W., hostler Club Stables, r. 112 Wil-
liam
Sullivan Gus., caterer, r. 606 Mission
Sullivan Hanna, domestic 830 Post
Sullivan Henry, clerk, r. 1424 Washington
Sullivan Henry, pantryman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Panama
Sullivan Henry, porter Lick House
Sullivan Henry H., builder, r. 7 Second Av
Sullivan Honora J., widow, r. NE cor Nevada and Ne-
braska
Sullivan Humphrey B., clerk S. Mosgrove & Brother,
r. 616 Ivy Av
Sullivan Ignatius J., teamster, r. 8 Warren Av
Sullivan Isabel Mrs., furnished rooms, 965 Folsom
Sullivan J., r. 207 Kearny
Sullivan J., laborer Presidio Reservation
Sullivan J., watchman Golden City Chemical Works
Sullivan J. Mrs., groceries and liquors, 19 Everett
Sullivan James, r. St. David's House
Sullivan James, r. 1308 Steiner
Sullivan James (Sullivan & McGee) r. 357 Eleventh
Sullivan James, boarding, SW cor Mission and Ran-
dall
Sullivan James, boltcutter Pac. Boiling Mill, r. E s
Illinois, bet Napa and Butte
Sullivan James, bricklayer, r. 1718 Jessie
Sullivan James, coalpasser Pacific Coast SS. State of
California, Broadway Wh'arf
Sullivan James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. S s
Sierra, bet Michigan and Georgia
Sullivan James, horeshoor Patrick H. Burns.r. Elcho
House
Sullivan James, laborer, r. 1707 Market
Sullivan James, laborer, r. 78 Everett
Sullivan James, laborer, r. 726 Clementina, rear
Sullivan James, laborer, r. Branch House
Sullivan James, lamplighter S. F Gas Light Co., r.
^fE cor Harrison and Twenty-fifth
Sullivan James, longshoreman, r. 602 Howard
Sullivan James, molder, r. 817 Montgomery
Sullivan James, poli!?her J. & F. Kesseler, r. 929 Bry-
ant
Sullivan James, salesman Thomas Sullivan, r. 508}^
Jessie
Sullivan James, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Sullivan James, seaman, r. 134 Steuart *■
Sullivan James, seaman, r. Western House
Sullivan James, shoemaker S. W. Bosenstock & Co.,
r. 533 Tehama
Sullivan James, tinner, r. 227 Langton
Sullivan James, trunkmakcr, r. llShi Post
Sullivan James, watchman stmr City of Stockton,
Washington St. Wharf
Sullivan James Mrs., stamping and embroidery,
U6H Post
Sullivan James C, tailor Joseph Baloun, r. 26 Silver
Sullivan James F., physician, oflSce 15 and 16 St.
Ann's Building, r. 7 Van Ness Av
Sullivan James F., shoemaker, r. 446 Jessie
Sullivan James H., carpenter, r. 937 Guerrero
Sullivan James J., shoemaker, r. 1011 York
Sullivan James P., collector, 86 St. Ann's Building
Sullivan James P., produce dealer, r. 357 Eleventh
Sullivan James P. Mrs., widow, horseshoer and
blacksmith, 218 Post
Sullivan Jane, widow, r. Gates, nr Union Av, B. H.
SuUiviin Jeremiah, canvasser, r. 11 Elizabeth
Sullivan Jeremiah, csrtman, r. 109 Parlv Av
Sullivan Jeremiah, fireman Southern Pac. BR.
Sullivan Jeremiah, helper Diivid Bush,r. 1002 Natoma
Sullivan Jeremiah, keeper Small Pox Hospital, SW
cor Colusa and De Haro
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 18 Gilbert
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 21 West Mission
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 357 Jessie
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, r. SW cor Polk and Fell
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer Pacific Coast SS. Co.
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer Pool & Harris, r. 652
Howard
Sullivan Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 512 Mission
Sullivan Jeremiah, lijngshoremau, r. E s Billings
PI, nr Filbert
Sullivan Jeremiah, molder Empire Foundry, r. 419
Natoma
Sullivan Jeremiah, jjeddler, r. 31 Crocker
Sullivan Jeremiah, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and
Shoe Co., r. N s Duncan, bet Guerrero and Dolores
Sullivan Jeremiah, teamster GustaveLindauer, r. 323
Tehama
Sullivan Jeremiah, teamster, r. 343 Jessie, rear
Sullivan Jereniiali D., attorney at law, office
234 Montgomery, rooms 5-7, r. 719 Folsom
Sullivan Jereniiali F., judge Superior Court
Department No. 2, chambers 46 Montgomery
Block, r. 1597 Pacific Av
Sullivan Jeremiah F., painter, r. 2721 Folsom
Sullivan Jeremiah J., master mariner, r. N s Twenty-
sixth, bet Dolores and Church
Sullivan Jeremiah J., nightwatchman, r. 35 Langton
Sullivan Jeremiah P., gardener, r. SW cor Union and
Pierce
Sullivan Jerome J., stockbroker, r. 1116 Bush
Sullivan J. F., compositor Morning Call, r. 1314 Hyde
Sullivan J. K., fireman Sea Wall
Sullivan J. P., salesman Averill Paint Co.,r. 22 Geary
Sullivan John, r. 353 Jessie
Sullivan John, r. 649 Stevenson
Sullivan John (Sullivan & Sanborn) r. 965 Folsom
Sullivan John, blacksmith John H. Toothaker, r.
Pacific, bet Hyde and Larkin
Sullivan John, blacksmith CentralRR., r. 1062 Bryant
Sullivan John, boltmaker Pac. Boiling Mill, r. E s
Illinois, bet Napa and Butte
Sullivan John, butcher Crummey & Hall, cor Tenth
and Railroad Av, South S. F.
Sullivan John, carpenter, r. 84 J$ Coltun
Sullivan John, carpenter Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
336 Main
Sullivan John, cartman, r,
Sullivan John, collector, r
Sullivan John, deckhand
Washington St. Wharf
Sullivan John, drivi-r, r. 68 Natoma
Sullivan John, extraman Engine No. 3, 8. F
1313 California
Sullivan John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. S a
Sierra, bet Georgia and Michigan
Sullivan John, fireman U. S. SS. Shubrick, r. 625
Davis
Sullivan Jolin, gardener, r. 612 J^ Jessie •
Sullivan John, housemover, r. 724 Brannan
Sullivan John, laborer, r. 9 Noonan .\v
Sullivan John, laborer, r. 18 Baldwin Court
Sullivan John, laborer, r. 217 Broadway
Sullivan John, laborer, r. 434 Stevenson
Sullivan John, laborer, r. 613 Hyde
Sullivan John, laborer, r. 1440 Minna
Sullivan John, laborer, r. N s Twenty-fourth, bet
Castro and Noe
Sullivan John, laborer MisBion Rock, r. 1214 Bryant
, 256 14 Jessie
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Sullivan John, laundryman La Grande Laundry
r. 355 Eleventh
Sullivan John, longshoreman, r. 36 Clay
Sullivan John, miner, r. 947 Mission
Sullivan John, molder, r. 548 Howard
Sullivan John, painter, r. 308 Tehama
Sullivan John, painter Omnibus KB., r. 718 Green-
wich
Sullivan John, policeman City Hall, r. 1936 Jessie
Sullivan John, real-estate, r. 525 Oak
Sullivan John, sailmaker E. Detrick & Co., r. 227
Langton
Sullivan John, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Sullivan John, shoemaker Levinskj- Brothers, r.Man-
hattan Hotel
Sullivan John, teamster McXab >t Smith, r. 229 Perry
Sullivan John, teamster, r. 617 Ellis
Sullivan John, trunkmaker Fechheimer & Steele, r.l8
Gilbert
Sullivan John, woodcarver J. B. Luchsinger k Son,
r. 812 Howard
Sullivan John.wood and coal, SE cor Natonia and La-
fayette, r. 28 Nevada
Sullivan John Jr., laundryman La Grande Laundry
r. 355 Eleventh
Sullivan John D., liquor saloon, 657 Washington, r.
52 Brady
Sullivan John D., shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 519 Shotwell
Sullivan John F.. blacksmith U. S. Mint. r. 973^ Fif-
teenth
Sullivan John F., stevedore, r. 12 Freelon
Sullivan John H., tool sharpener, 817 Market, r. 421
Stevenson
Sullivan John J., assistant shipping clerk A. L. Ban-
croft & Co., r. 744 Ash Av
Sullivan John J., boatman, r.305 Union
Sullivan John J., engineer Suiter St. KR., r. 14 Myr-
tle Av
Sullivan John J., expressman, r. 1932 Bush
Sullivan John J., foreman A. F. Nye & Co., r. 1314
Hyde
Sullivan John J., laborer, r. 714 Natoma
Sullivan John J., liquor saloon, 2723 Sutter
Sullivan John J., molder, and extraman Engine So.
2, S. F. F. D., 412 Bush
Sullivan John J., tailor, 303 Washington, r. 227 Lang-
ton
Sullivan John M., engineer John H. Carmany & Co.,
r. 005 Mis.sion
Sullivan John M. .superintendent glass dept James E.
Kelly vVc Co., r. 503 Folsom
Sullivan John P., laborer, r. 3 Haggin
Sullivan Joliii T., boot and shoemaker, NE cor
Jackson and Battery
Sullivan John T., helper Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Illinois, bet Shasta and Napa
Sullivan Joseph, laborer, r. 417 Vallejo
Sullivan Joseph, packer S. H. Tyler & Son, r. 1424
Washington
Sullivan Joseph, carpenter, r. 1120 Alabama, rear
Sullivan Joseph A., clerk Tobin, Davisson & Co., r.
Alameda
Sullivan Josephine Miss, teacher music, r. 419 Minna
Sullivan J. R., foreman Sea Wall, r. Popp's Hotel
Sullivan .Julia, widow, r. 722 Grove
Sullivan Julia, domestic 619 Eddy
SuUivau K. Mrs., widow, r. N s Day, bet Sanchez and
Church
Sullivan Kate Miss, r. 351 Jessie
Sullivan Kate, widow, r. 250 M Jessie
Sullivan Kate, widow, r. 830 Pacific
Sullivan Katie Mrs., r. 310 Fell
Sullivan Katie Miss, candy maker William S. Town-
send
Sullivan Lizzie Miss, r. 3 Mason
Sullivan Lizzie Miss, machine operator E. Detrick &
Co., r. .531 Howard
Smllivan Louisa, widow, dressmaker, 1130 Pacific
Sullivan Maggie Miss, shoefitter Marks & Berliner, r.
1252 Montgomery
Sullivan Maggie Mrs., domestic New Washington
Hotel
Sullivan Margaret, widow, r. 305 Union
Sullivan Margaret, widow, r. 718 Greenwich
Sullivan Marguerite, widow, r. E s Illinois, bet Napa
and Butte
Sullivan Martin, laborer, r. 12 Alabama
Sullivan Martin, teamster Korn & McCarthy, r. 618
Linden Av
Sullivan Mary Miss, r. 28 Natoma
Sullivan Mary, widow, r. 174 Minna
Sullivan Mary, widow, r. 317 J^ Tehama
Sullivan Mary, widow, r. 1G08 Kearny
Sullivan Mary, donies^tic 400 Eddy
Sullivan Mary, domestic 525 Turk
Sullivan Mary, domestic 814 Lombard
Sullivan Mary, domestic 1320 Broadway
Sullivan Mary, domestic 1915 Howard
Sullivan Mary, domestic Hancock House
Sullivan Mary Mrs., r. H Carlos PI
Sullivan Maiy Mrs., dressmaker, 133 Sixth
Sullivan Mary E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1209 Columbia
Sullivan Mary E. Miss, shoefitter Buckingham b
Hecht, r. 2703 Harrison
Sullivan Mary H. Miss, furnished rooms, 846J4 Clay,
rear
Sullivan Matthew, r. 31 Moss, rear
Sullivan Matthew, driver Patrick Swllivan, r. 915 Fol.
Sullivan Matthew, pressman, r. 817 Montgomery
Sullivan Matthew, stone cutter, r. 34 Hayes
Sullivan Matthew C, driver, r. 2006 Polk
Siilli-vaii Mattlie'^v I., attorney at law, 126
Kearny, rooms 35 and 30. r. 1218 Twentj'-first
Sullivan Maurice, paver, r. 803 Sansonie
Sullivan Maurice J., policeman City Hall, r. 145 Sil-
ver
Sullivan M. C, extraman Engine No. 11, S. F. F. D.,
Fourteenth Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Sullivan Michael, r. 133 Sixth
Sullivan Michael, r. 704 Brannan
Sullivan Michael, boilermaker Cal. Boiler Works, r.
343 Clementina
Sullivan Michael, carriage])ainter Albert Folsom, r.
410 Filth
Sullivan Michael, driver United Carriage Co., r. 31$
Tehama
Sullivan Michael, laborer, r. 3 Miller PI
Sullivan Michael, laborer, r. 12 Broadway
Sullivan Michael, laborer, r. 41 Loui«a
Sullivan Michael, laborer, r. 336 Main
Sullivan Michael, laborer, r. NE cor Kearny and
Vallejo
Sullivan Michael, liquor saloon, 522 First
Sullivan Michael, lutingman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
S s .sierra, bet Georgia and Michigan
Sullivan Michael, milker Emanuel Steiner, r. Eight-
eenth Av, bet F and G, S6uth S. F.
Sullivan Michael, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 305
First
Sullivan Michael, painter, r. (1) 416 Fifth
Sullivan Michael, porter Lewis P. Sage, r. 1017 Bat-
tery
'Sullivan Michael, shoecutter, r. 2104 Devlsadero
Sullivan Michael, shoemaker, 213 Folsom
Sullivan Michael, shoemaker, r. 307 Folsom
Sullivan Michael, teamster, r. 538 Birch Av
Sullivan Michael, waiter, r. .540 Mission, rear
Sullivan ^liihael, waiter Lick House
Sullivan Michael H., horseshoer, r. 20 Eausch
Sullivan Michael ■!., liquor saloon, NE cor Larkin and
Geary, r. 827 Geary
Sullivan Michael J., liquor saloon, 21 Montgom'ery
Av, r. 510 Green
Sullivan Michael J., liquor saloon, NW cor Tyler and
Taylor, r. 530 Stevenson
Sullivan Michael J.^ watchman S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. S s Sierra, bet Michigan and Georgia
Siillivan Michael M., janitor Haight St. Primary
School, r. 1218 Twenty-lirst
Sullivan M. J., chemist, r. Mission Road, nr Four
Mile House
Sullivan Mortimer, expressman, r. .2 Boyd
Sullivan Nash J., drayman D. L. Farnsworth, r. 8
Warren Av
Sullivan Nellie Miss, assistant Mission Grammar
School, r. 1936 Jessie
Sullivan Nellie, domestic 8 Yerba Buena
Sullivan Nellie, domestic 233 Oak
Sullivan Nellie, domestic 314 Fulton
Sullivan Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 2737 Bryant Av,
rear
Sullivan Nellie F., domestic 744 Ellis
Sullivan Nora, domestic 405 Sixth
Sullivan Nora, domestic 538 Seventeenth
Sullivan Nora, domestic 1619 Post
Sullivan Nora Miss, dyer Charles J. Holmes, r. 41
Quiun
Sullivan Nora Miss, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 269 Jessie
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Sullivan Nora A. Miss, dresBinakcr, r. 3;!8 Turk
Sullivan Nora E., domeBtU' 8 Yerba Buena
Sullivan Noia G. Miss, assistant Mission Qraminar
School, r. 193G Jessie
Sullivan Nora M. Miss, assistant Mission Primary
School, r. 1218 Twenty-first
Sullivan P., extranian Hook and Ladder No. 3, S. F.
F. D., S s California, bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Sullivan Patrick, bootmaker John Sullivan, r. 315 Pac.
Sullivan Patrick, bottler Swan Brewery, r. 446 Jessie
Sullivan Patrick, capitalist, r. Central Pacific Hotel
Sullivan Patrick, carpenter Superintendent of Streets
Sullivan Patrick, cook Henrj- Porath, r. 023 East
Sullivan Patrick, driver Chase k Wolff, r. 419 Valle.jo
Sullivan Patrick, extraman Engine No. 4, S. F. F. D.
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, r. 16 Bluxome, rear
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, r. 10 Bowman PI
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, r. 20 Rausch, rear
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, r. 256 Tehama
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, r. 322 Eighth
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, r. 613 Hyde
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, r. S s Lombard, bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Sullivan Patrick, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 226
Tehama
Sullivan Patrick, laborer Mission Soap and Candle
■\Vorks, r. cor Fifteenth and Shotwell
Sullivan Patrick, laborer new City Hall
Sullivan Patrick, liquor saloon, 12 Broadway
Sullivuii Patrick, livery stable, 915 Folsom
Sullivan Patrick, longshoreman, r. E s Diamond, bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Sullivan Patrick, porter Schweitzer, Sachs &Co.,r.
1024 Columbia
Sullivan Patrick, salesman, r. 1209 Columbia
Sullivan Patrick, shoemaker, r. 12.52 Montgomery
Sullivan Patrick, teamster Tiernan & Co., r. cor
Twenty-fourth and Bryant
Sullivan Patrick H., plasterer, r. N s Hickory, nr
Moultrie
Sullivan Patrick J., upholsterer, 616 Post
Sullivan Peter, laborer, r. 305 Capp
SuUivau Peter, marblepolisher, r. 555 Stevenson
Sullivan Peter, paver Superintendent of Streets, r.
835 McAllister, rear
Sullivan Peter J., real-estate agent, 601 California, r.
1634 Tyler
Sullivan P. J., furrier, r. 66 Shipley, rear
Sullivan P. T., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Sullivan Robert, carpent'-r, r. 21 Langton
Sullivan Robert, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Maryland, bet Sierra and Humboldt
Sullivan Samuel, steward, r. 1320 Stockton
Sullivan Sarah E. Miss, shoe&tter Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 2703 Harrison
Sullivan T., extraman Hose No. 1, S. F. F. D., 112
Jackson
Sullivan T. D. k Co. (Timothy D. Sullivan and Daniel
O'Neil) livery and sale stable, 836 Howard
Sullivan Terrence, engineer, r. 411 Brannan
Sullivan Terrence, shoemaker, r. E s Florida, bet
Solano and Butte
Sullivan Tlieresa, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
174 Minna
Sullivan Theresa M. Mi-s., assistant Silver St. Pri-
mary School, r. 123 Stockton
Sullivan Thomas, r. 913 Montgomery
Sullivan Thomas, engineer Eugine No. 2, 8. F. F. D.,
r. 412 Bush
Sullivan Thomas, groceries and liquors, 1701 Mission
Sullivan Thomas, hackdriver, r. 90H Harrison
SULLIVAN THOMAS importer
and manuf ladles' suits and cloaks, 120 Ktamy,
r. 815 Eddy
Sullivan Thomas, laborer, r. 6 Francisco
Sullivan Thomas, laborer, r. 12 Harriet
Sullivan Thomas, laborer, r. 22 Harriet
Sullivan Thomas, laborer, r. W s Alabama, bet Twen-
tieth and Tw'cnty-first
Sullivan Thomas, packer Folger, Schilling & Co., r.
3 Montgomery PI
Sullivan Thomas, seaman, r. 415 East
Sullivan Thomas, tci^nster McNab & Smith, r. 229
Perry
Sullivan Thonws B., laborer, r. 103 Hayes
Sullivan Thomas D., driver Hayes Valley branch
Market St. RR., r. 1205 Steiner
Sullivan Thomas P., bookkeeper A. C. Dietz & Co.,
r. Alameda
Sullivan Timothy, boilermaker, r. 520 Mission
Sullivan Timothy, brewer, r. 212 Sixth
Sullivan Timothy, carpenter, r. 567 J4 Stevenson
SuUivau Timothy, carpenter William B. Bradbury, r.
719 Clementina
Sullivan Timothy, fireman 8. F. Gas Light Co., Po-
trero Works
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, r. 33 Eddy
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, r. 78 Everett
SuUivau Timothy, laborer, r. 427 Powell
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, r. N s Twenty-sixth, bet
Dolores and Church
Sullivan Timothy, laborer John Doyle, r. NW cor
Geary and Central Av
SuUivau Timothy, liquor saloon, 1242 Market, r. 649
Stevenson
Sullivan Timothy, market, 1117 Folsom, r. 1120 Fol.
Sullivan Timothy, plasterer, r. 5 Boardman
Sullivan Timothy, teamster, r. 524 Folsom
Sullivan Timothy, teamster W. H. Warden & Co.j r.
N s Birch Av, bet Buchanan and Lagnna
SuUivau Timothy D. (T. D. Sullivan & Co.) r. 836
Howard
Sullivan Timothy J., helper Sacramento Boiler
Works, r. Clipper Hotel
Sullivan Timothy J., shipcarpenter, r. 110 Fourth
Sullivan Walter, carrier A. W. Morgan, r. 611 Grove
Sullivan William, r. 54 First
Sullivan William (Duggan k Sullivan) r. 364 Minna
Sullivan William, contractor, r. 5 Meacham PI
Sullivan William, blacksmith D. R. McNeill & Co.,r.
642 Stevenson
Sullivan William, currier Jeremiah Geary, r. W s
Channel, nr Seventeenth
Sullivan William, hostler, r. 3 Perry
SuUivau William, iJainterJ. O'Connell.r. 781 Folsom
Sullivan William, Rig. and Siev. Union, 806 Mont.
Sullivan William, sashmaker, r. 46 Minna '
Sullivan William, shoemaker, r. 1424 Washington
Sullivan William, seaman, r. 134 Steuart _
Sullivan William, waiter Russ House
SuUivan William H., clerk A. C. Dietz & Co., r. 503
Taylor
Sullivan William J. (Bowes & Sullivan) r. Oakland
Sullivan William J., brassmolder Weed & Kiiigwell,
r. 590 Stevenson
Sullivan William J., with Charles Claffey, 212 San.
Sullivan William M., fireman, r. 14 Myrtle Av
Sullivan WilUam t., shoemaker S. W. Levy.r. 616
Ivy Av
Sullivan William P. Jr., bookkeeper 8. Mosgrove &
Brother, r. 616 IvyAv
Sullivan & McGee (James Sullivan and Thomas Mc-
Gee) produce cummission, 417 Davis
Sullivan *: Sanborn (John Sullivan and Benjamin
J. Sanborn) dentists, 965 Folsom
Sullivan. SeeO'SuUivan
Sullivan's Building, 1017-1021 Dupont
Sullivaii'8 Cloak and Suit House, 120 Kearny
Sully John, plumber and gaslitter, r. Ill Fifteenth
Sulphur Bank Quicksilver Mining Co. (Lake Co., Cal.)
Liiclen Hermann secretary, 220 Sansome, room 5
Sulzbach Carl W., mechanic, r. 26 Garden
Sulzbacher Joseph, stockbroker, 326 Pine, r. 333 Eddy
Sulzbacher Morris, salesman Michels, Friedlander &
Co., r. 503 Post
Sulzer Albert, cigarmaker J. Casner & Co., r. 461
Stevenson
Sulzer Pauline, domestic 931 Post
Sumfleth Peter, seaman B(;hr Lizzie Jurss
Summariva Baptlste (Razeto, Summariva & Co.) r.
E 8 Kearny, bet Broadway and Valle.)©, rear
Summer John, cabinetmaker, r. 5 Grand Av
Summer William, cook Nucleus House
Summerfield Alexander Jr., Importer and
dealer foreign and domestic coals, NE cor Folsom
and Spear, r. 331 Geary
Summerfield Hattle Miss, teacher music Public
Schools, r. 331 Geary
Summerfield Levy, collector Alexander Summerfield
Jr., r. 45 Minna
Summeriiayes Sidney, painter, r. Bonanza House
Suiumerhays William, photographer, 612 Clay, r. 739
Grgon
Summerlard Henry, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 70
Clemeutlni
Summerly Thomas, laborer Fulda Brothers Jc Co., r.
457 Clementina
Summers Andrew, shipwright, r. Bay, bet Dupont
and Kearny
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Summers Catherine, domestic 2421 Howard
Summers Christopher, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Summers Ellen, domestic 2G20 Sacramento
Summers Francis, housepainter, 1214 Folsom
Summers Henry C., student Pac. Business College,
r. Oakland
Summers John, groceries and liquors, 2710 Folsom
Summers John, plasterer, r. 2210 Fillmore
Summers L. A., r. 52 Seventh
Summers Millie Miss, actress Tivoli Garden, r. G71
Howard
Summers S. M., assistant West End Primary School
Summers William, upholsterer Charles W. Kidgeway,
r. Eailroad House
Summers. See Somers and Sommers
Summerville A. Miss, r. 215 Post
Suiumerville Thomas, seaman, r. 2115 Jones, rear
Summerville. See S'jmervllle and Sommerville
Summit Gold Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co., Cal.) W.
"H. Lent secretary, 62 Nevada Block
Summit Mining Co. (Plumas Co., Cal.) B. N. Van
Brunt secretary, 318 Pine, room 6
Sumner Albert, student Heald's Business College
Sumner Charles A. (Brown, Maxwell, Sumner & Dar-
neal) and official reporter Superior Court Depart-
ment No. 6, office 604 Merchant, r. 9('i7 Mission
Sumner Charles R., advertising agent Van Norden &
Gilmore, r. Oakland
Sumner Frank W. (W. B. Sumner & Co.) r. 727 Eddy
Sumner H., jjroducedealer, r. SW cor Jackson and
Drumm
Sumner Jacob, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Sumner Jonathan R., auctioneer Lyon ,& Kinsey, r. 8
Reed
Sumner Joseph, tin and sheetiron worker, 957 Mission,
r. 25 >4 Sixth
Sumner Rufus, seaman bark Victor, Vallejo St.Wharf
Sumner W. B. & Co. (William B. and Frank W.
Sumner) hides, leather, tallow, wool, and skins,
415 Frc%t
Sumner William, carpenter, r. 268 Jessie
Sumner William B. (W. B. Sumner & Co.) r. 727 Eddy
Sunbeam Photograph Gallery, Kelly & RunnelB
proptrs, 31 Third
Sundell Frank, upholsterer, r. 1213 Pacific
Sunderland Thomas, mining, r. Palace Hotel
Sunderlund John, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Sundland Wolffe, peddler, r. 506 J-S Grove
Siinnen William, cabinetmaker, r. 562 Brannau
Sunnol Jean, physician, office and r. 210 Montgomery
Av
Sunnyside Mining Co. (Plumas Co.. Cal.) C.T. Bridge
secretary, 224 Calif<)ruia
Suns James, baker Pacific Mail SS. South Carolina
Supentien Alexander, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Superiuteiiclent Common Schools City and
County, office new City Hall, third floor
Superintendent Conatruction New City
Hall, junction McAllister and Park Av
Superintendent Public Streets, High^vays
and Squares, office new City Hall, basement
Superintendent U. S. Mint, office NW cor Mis-
sion and Fifth
Superintendent XT. S. Rail^vay Mail Ser-
vice, office Post Office Building
Superior Court, Department No. 1, William P.
Daingerfield judge, old City Hall, second floor;
No. 2, Jeremiah F. Sullivan judge, old City Hall,
second floor ; No. 3, Thomas K. Wilson judge, old
City Hall, second floor; No. 4, James 0. Cary
judge, old City Hall, second floor ; No. 5, John
Hunt Jr. judge, old City Hall, second floor; No.
6, Marcus A. Edmonds judge, old City Hall, sec-
ond floor ; No. 7, Oliver P. Evan.s judge, old City
Hall, second floor ; No. 8, James M. Allen judge,
old City Hall, third floor; No. 9 (probate) John
F. Finn judge, new City Hull, second floor; No.
10 (special) Charles Halsey jud^e, new City Hall,
second floor; No. 11 (criminal) Thomas W. Free-
Ion judge, 8 Montgomery Av, third floor; No. 12
(criminal) Robert Ft rral judge, 729 Montgomery
Supervising Inspector U. S. Steam "Ves-
sels, office 11 U. S. Court Building (after July 1st
new V. S. Appraiser's Building) •
Supervisors Board of, office new City Hall, sec-
ond floor
Supple David, policeman City Hall, r. 624 Lombard
Supple Edward, salesman C. Cuitin, r. 864 Mission
Supporini Victorina Mrs., r. 1337 Dupont, rear
Supreme Court of California, 640 Clay
Sureu Joseph, porter Kadovich & Uhrlandt, r. 518 Jes-
sie
Surprise Valley Mill and Water Co., Gratton Perry
secretary, 324 Pine, room 9
Surveyor City and County, office new City
Hall, first floor
Surveyor General United States, office 610
Commercial
Surveyor Port of San Francisco, office Cus-
tom House, second floor
Susand Nathaniel C, barber, NE cor Montgomery and
California, r. Oakland
Suse Henry, clerk Hermann A. Meisel, r. NE cor
Montgomery and Union
Susenbeth John C. (Matthews & Co.) r. 742 Minna
Susmann Alfred, clerk Haas Brothers, r. 513 Post
Susmann Philip, secretary Pac. Jute Manuf. Co., 115
Battery, r. 606 Buchanan
Susmann. See Sussman
Suss Abraham, stockbroker, 214 Montgomery, r. 1116
Stockton
Suss Alexander, bookkeeper D. N. & E. Walter & Co.,
r. 319 Dupont
Suss Frederick, cellarman Empire Brewery, 420
Chestnut
Sussavilla Vincente, Spanish Mutual Benev. Sec, 730
Montgomery
Sussman Samuel (M. Ehrmau i^ Co.) r. 1510 Larkin
Sussman. See Susmann
Sutcliffe Paiil B., compositor Golden Era, r. Interna-
tional Hotel
Sutclifle. See Sntliflf
Suter Barbara, widow, r. 212 Steuart
Suter Daniel, student, r. 212 Steuart
Suter Jtannette Mrs., dressmaker, 424 Sutter
Suter Samuel, r. 9 Hartmann
Suter Sophie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 424 Sutter
Siiter. See Sutter
Sutherland A., clerk, r. 435 Bush
Sutherland Adam T.. bookkeeper Adam T. Green, r.
13 Haight
Sutherland Albert, student Heald's Business College
Sutherland Alexander J., gasfitter Sutherland & Gray,
r. 722 Bay
Sutherland Charles, shipcarpenter, r. 308 Beale
Sutherland Charles M., butcher A. Newman & Co., r.
308 Sutter
Sutherland Ellen E. Mrs., r. 104 Eddy
Suthe-bmd Frederick E.., attorney at law, 645 Cl8y,r.
1516 Polk
Sutherland Jacob, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Sutherland James, assistant engineer Pacific Mail SS.
Colima
Sutherland Robert (Sutherland & Gray) r. 722 Bay
Sutherland Sutherland F., editor Stock Exchange, r.
426 Post
Sutherland & Gray (Robert Sutherland and John T.
Gray) plumbers and gasfitters. 230 Sutter
Sutler George, woolscourer Wool Agency Warehouse,
r. Parker Av, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Sutliff Albert, journalist, r. 609 Pine
Sutliff Henry, ciga'rs and tobacco, 330 and 832 Kearny,
r. 410 Kearny
Sutlifl' Maggie Mrs., r. 229 Sixth
Sutlifl -Thomas, tobacconist, 330 Kearny, r. 745 Market
Sutliff. See Sutcliffe
Sutner Adam, baker, r. 312 M Nineteenth
Sutphin Henry, correspondent, r. 10 Stockton
Sutro Adolph, president Sutro Tunnel Co., 320 Cali-
fornia, room 8, r. W 8 Fillmore, bet Grove and
Hayes
Sutro Charles (Sutro & Co.) r. 625 Turk
Sutro Emil (Sutro & Co.) r. 625 Turk
Sutro Giistave (Sutro & Co.) r. 625 Turk
Sutro Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) A. B. Cathcart
secretary, 327 Pine
Sutro Tunnel Co., PelhamW. Ames secretary, 320 Cal-
ifornia, room 8
Sutro & Co. (Charles, Emil and Gustave Sutro)
bankers, and gold dust and exchangebrokers, 408
Montgomery
Sutter Dominick, blacksmith Pac. Improvement Co.,
r. 149 J^ Silver ■*
Sutter Entile V., notary public and commis-
sioner deeds, 613 Montgomery, r. rt)23 Powell
Sutter James, bookkeeper Hyams Brothers, r. 728
Bush
Sutter James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Georgia, bet Sierra and Nevada
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Sutter Street Railroad Co., James McCord
superiutendent, A. K. Stevens eecretary, olBce
1'201 Lurkin
Sutter. See Suter
Sutton Agnes, widow, r. 250 Beale
j Sutton Alexander, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
, Suttou Alkali Works (England) Harrison & Co., agents,
i 413 Ciilifornia
; Sutton Catherine, widow, nurse, r. 72 Tehama
' Sutton Charles, master mariner, r. 214 Eighteenth
. Sutton Charles, plasterer, r. 919 .Tones
Sutton Charles Jr. (Charles Sutton Jr. & Oo.) r. The
. Baldwin
1 Snttoii Charles .1r. &C0. (Charles Sutton Jr. and
I George F. Kellogg) nianufs Cape Ann oil clothing
and hats, and importers rubber and woolen goods,
34 California
Suttou Frederick A., compositor Evening Post, r. 1104
Market
Sutton George, laborer, r. 550 Mission
Siitton James, carpenter, r. cor Lombard and Polk
Sutton James T., registry clerk Post Office, r. Oak-
land
Sutton J. B., clerk, r. G30 Mission
Sutton John B., cigars and tobacco, SE cor Kearny and
Pine, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Sutton Johu J., salesmau Richards & Harrison, r. 750
Folsom
Sutton Laurence M., clerk Free Labor Exchange, r.
2514 Sacramento
Sutton Owen P., capitalist.. 531 California, room 5, r.
8 Mason
Sutton Walter, clerk Benton, Holmes & Co., r. 2514
Sacramento
Sutton William, bookkeeper John Eentfield & Co., r.
2514 Sacramento
Sutton William, car inspector Southern Pac. RR.
Sutton William, carpenter, r. 812 3^ Buchanan
Sutton William S., artist, r. 807 California
Sutton & Co. '8 Dispatcli Line Clipper
Ships (New York) George Howes & Co. ogents,
302 i.'alifornia
Suvek N. J., cook. r. 37 Pacific
Suydant James N. (Crocker i: Suydam) office 218
Pine, r. 1121 Pine
Svendsen Carl, shoemaker, r. 1403 Montgomery
Svendeou Ferdinand, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Svendson Svend, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Svenkeson Ole, proptr Western House, 132 and 134
Steuart
Bvenson C. S., carpenter, r. 447 Stevenson
Svenson Henry J., seaman, r. 30 Clay
Svetinich P., Austrian Benev. Soc, 310 O'Farrell
Svilovich Antonio, jeweler. 502 Third
Svitemich Pedro, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730
Montgomery
Swain Aaron, carpenter, r. 110 Seventh
Swain Albeit E., bakery and restaurant, 630 Market,
r. 538 Seventeenth
I Swain Alfred G., bookkeeper Richards & Co., r. 807
1 Nineteenth
I Swain Aim, widow, r. 159 Fifteenth
1 Swain Catherine L. Miss, dress patternmaker, r. 513
Lombard
Swain Charles A., workman assayers' dept U. S. Mint,
r. 717 Shotwell
Swain Charles C, confectioner R. R. Swain & Co., r.
115 Natoma
Swain Charles H.. raining, 320 Sansome, room 10, r.
Oaklaid '
Swain Charles W., c6nfectioner R. R. Swain & Co., r.
E s Potrero Av, ur Twenty-fourth
Swaiu Edward R., architect, 507 Montgomery, r. E s
Potrero Av, nr Twenty-fourth
Swain Elizabeth, wid"w, r. 932 Pine
Swain Frank A., bookkeeptr R. R. Swain & Co., r. E B
Potrero Av, ur Twenty-fourth
Swain Frank R., salesman R. A. Swain & Co., r. 1616
Washington
Swain George Jr., teamster R. A. Swaiu & Co., r. 132
Ridley
Swain George W., laborer, r. Cassius Hotel
i Swain Henry, cook, r. 24 Oak
1' Swiiin Henry C, insurame agent, 202 Sansome, room
1, r. 1107 Pobt
Swain Henry L., entryclerk R. A. Swain & Co., r. 1616
Washington
, Swain Herbert, clerk, r. 1642 Polk
Swain Isaac, master mariner, r. 1312 Jones
Swain James, bootmaker, r. 316 Third
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S^valn James H., anatomical last and bootmak-
er, 5 t'lvst, r. 513 Lombard
Swaiu James S., siilesman, r. 316 Third
Swain James W., peddler, r. N s Twenty-seventh, bet
Mission and Howard
Swain Jane, widow, r. 1224 Sacramento
Swaiu John, cooper,^. 307 Folsom
Swain John, mautelsetter W. W. Montague & Co.,r.
143 Third
Swain Joseph, master mariner, r. 932 Clay
Swain Josiah H., livery (-table, 417 Folsom, r.
Oakland
Swain K. L. Miss, r. 513 Lombard
Swain R. A. 6i Co. (Revillo A. Swain and S. H.
Fessenden) importers, and wholesale crockery and
glassware, 112 aiiil 114 California
Swain Reuben M., clerk Geo. W. Tyler, r. 124 Bartlett
Swain Revillo A. (R. A. Swain & Co.) r. 1616 Wash.
Sw.ain Rinaldo R. (R. R.Swain & Co.) r. E 8 Potrero
Av, nr Twenty-fourth
Swain R. R. & Co. (Rinaldo R. Swain and E.
R. Robinsim) bakery and restaurant, 213 Sutter
Swain Sarah G., widow, r. 3062 Laguna
Swain Susan, widow, r. 947 Folsom
Swain William, cabinetmaker, r. 1015 Hayes
Swain William, clerk, r. 1642 Polk
Swain William A., Cigarmakeis' Assn, 771 Market
Swain WiUiam B., capitnlist, office 37 Mer-
chant's Exchange, r. 641 Folsom
Swain. See Swayne
Swales HarwoodE., clerk general freight office Cen-
tral Pac. RR., r. Alameda
Swales John W., re-.il-estate, r. S s Twenty-fourth, bet
Vicksburg and Sanchez
Swall Charles, laborer Elder & Harpster, r. 112 Hayes
Swallow Mary, widow, r. 515 Lombard
Swalm S. A., r. The Baldwin
Swan Amelia Miss, nurse, r. 159 Minna
Swan Augusta Miss, teacher languages Miss Maggie
Miller, r. 814 Biish
Swan Austin R., carpenter, r. 54 Minna
Swan Benjamin F., speculator, r. 318>^ Hayes
Swan Benjamin R., physician, office 310 Stock-
ton, r. 514 Sutter
Swan Brewery Co., George Hudson president, Freder-
ick A. Elliott secretary, brewers and bottlers
Swan ales and porters, SE cor Dolores and Fif-
teenth
Swan Charles J., captain bark Whistler, office 44 Mar-
ket, r. Oakland
Swan Edward S., fruits and vegetables, 21 Cal. Mar-
ket, r. 1714 Turk
Swan Ellen Mrs., r. 2121 Mason
Swan Emilia, widow, r. 1310 Pacific
Swan George, Rig. and Stev. Union Assn, 806 Mont.
Swan George, steward barkentine R. K. Ham, r. 22
Steuart
Swau Henry, driver George A. Barnett, r. 350 Tehama
SAvan Jabez S., sign and ornamental painter,
727 Market, r. 1920 Jessie
Swan J. O., surgeon Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Swan John, cook George Mnyes, r. 23 Jessie
Swan L., baker, r. 321 Pacific
Swan Samuel H., painter, r. W a Noe, bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth
Swau William, heater Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Cassius
Hotel
Swan. See Schwan
Swanberg Charles F., with Swauberg & West, r. 325
Chestnut
Swauberg Charles O. (Swanberg* Wast) r. 325 Chest-
nut
Swanberg <Si West (Charles O. Swanberg and
Pehr F. West) importers, planters, and wholesale
dealers oysters, 10 California Market
Swaney Albert, machinist Union Irou Works, r. 603
Taylor
Swaney Andrew M., foremau Alta California, r. 603
Taylor
Swannack Daniel, proptr Sailors' Home, cor Harrison
and Main
Swansea Mining Co. (Inyo Co., Cal.) office 315 Cali-
fornia, room 11
Swansen A., waiter Grand Hotel
Swansen Edward, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Swansen John, laborer Bay Soap and Candle Works,
T. cor Seventh Av and M, Sonth S. F. v
Swansey Peter A., groceries and liquors, 3H Ritch
Swauson August, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. S s
Fifth Av, hot L and M, South S. F.
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Swauson Augustus J., carpenter Moore & Wilkie, r.
7t;5 Howard
Swanson Ferdiuand, seaman schr E. B. Handy, How-
ard St. Wharf
Swanson G. P., seaman, r. 8 Berry
Swauson John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. cor
Braunau and Norton PI •
Swanson John P., seaman SS. State of California,
Wharf
Swanson Peter, seaman, r. 2G Steuart
Swanson Silas, painter, r. 5 Wetmore PI
Swanson. See Swenson
Swauton James, hackmau, r. 181 Jessie
Swantou John, captain stmr Bay City
Swauton Mary T.. milliner, 1221 Stockton, r. 904
Jackson
Swauton Niles, master mariner, r. 175 Perry
Swanton Peter, deckhand tug Governor Irwin, Broad-
way Wharf
Swanwell Edward, furniture polisher, r. 443 Guerrero
Swarrer Peter, seaman, r. 810 Battery
Swart John, carpenter, r. 810 Battery
Swartley William M., cashier Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 1104 Market
Swarts Charles, printer, r. Branch House
Swarts Emanuel L., cigars and tobacco, 545 Califor-
nia, r. 429 Bush
Swartwout Lewis (Wieland & Swartwout) r. 410 Te-
hama
Swasey Charles, seaman, r. 14 Fifth Av
Swasey Charles L., waiter Pacific Mail SS. South Car-
olina
Swasey Charles S., clerk U. 8. Sub Treasury, r Oak-
land
Swasey Frederick P., retoucher I. W. Taber & Co., r.
14 Turk
Swasuy Harry W., bartender, r. 240 Perry
Swasey John r. 1507 Franklin
Swasey L. D. Mrs., r. 574 Folsom
Swasey William F., deputy Superintendent of Streets,
r. 422 Post
Swayne Robert H., clerk Hughes & Edson, r. 1015
Hayes
Swayne William Y., cabinetmaker John A. Shaber, r.
1015 Hayes
Swayne. See Swain
Sweasey Lizzie Miss, ladies' hairdresser, 32 Sixth
Swedish Society, Sanders' Hall
Swedlund Andrew, tailor Bullock & Jones, r. 1310
Montgomery
Sweeney Alexander, maniif compound nonconduct-
ing waterproof plaster, 309 Eighth
Sweeney Annie, domestic 224 Tiu"k
Sweeney Annie, domestic 2528 Washington
Sweeney Anthony, laborer, r. 120 Ivy Av
Sweeney Anthony, porter E. Chlelovich & Co., r. 1719
Pacific Av
Sweeney Bartholemew, laborer, r. 1 Hunt
Sweeney Bryan, laborer, r. 39 Quinn
Sweeney Carrie L. Miss, assistant Broadway Gram-
mar School, r. 728 M Clementina
Sweeney Charles A., butcher John Knlerim, r. SE cor
Dolores and Valley
Sweeney Charles C, clerk George E. Starr, r. 266 Te-
hama
Sweeney Cornelius, laborer, r. 3.57 Jessie
Sweeney Daniel, real-estate agent, r.728}^ Clementina
Sweeney Dennis, driver Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 414
Clementina, rear
Sweeney Dennis, laborer Savage & Son, r. 10- Frederick
Sweeney Dennis, longshoreman, r. 625 Davis
Sweeney Dennis, watchman Nevada Bank, r. 1717
Jones
Sweeney Edward, expressman, r. 20/ Pacific
Sweeney Edward, farmer, r. 932 Capp, rear
Sweeney Edward, livestock dealer, r. NE cor Tenth
and Howard
Sweeney Edward F., butcher, r. S s Tenth Av, bet N
and F, South S. F.
Sweeney Edward J., r. SE cor Dolores and Valley
Sweeney Edward T., supt and foreman Hibernia
Brewery, r. 1227 Howard
Sweeney Edwin P., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
Oakland
Sweeney Eugene butcher, r. 4 Ball's Block, Railroad
Av, South S. F.
Sweeney Garrett C, gasfitter, r. 017 Eighteenth
Sweeney James, plumber and gasfitler Sweeney &
Vance, r. 240 Jessie
Sweeney Jeremiah F. J., blacksmith, r. Six Mile House
Sweeney John, porter Nevada Bank of Sau Francisco,
r. 35 J4 Perry
Sweeney John, barber, r. 2007 Polk
Sweeney John, bottler Pioneer Soda Water Works, r.
17-.'l Market
Sweeney John, carpenter, r. 235 Tenth "" '
Sweeney John, groceries and liquors, 729 Brannan
Sweeney John, laborer, r. 125 Twelfth
Sweeney John, marble works, 8 Larkin, r. NW cor
Hayes and Larkin
Sweeney John, teamster Jacob Schoenfeld, r. Twelfth
Av, nr Kailroad Av, South S. F.
Sweeney John E., r. 807 Kearny
Sweeney JohnF., secretary Pac. Ice Co., r. 601 Fell
Sweeney John M., salesman M. D. Nolan, r. 358>j
Jessie
Sweeney John P. (J. P. Sweeney & Co.) r. 206 Te-
hama
Sweeney J. P. k Co. (John P. Sweeney and James Mc-
Closkey) seeds and plants, 409 and 411 Davis
Sweeney Kate, domestic 757 Brannan
Sweeney Eatie, laceworker S. Bauer, r. 112 William
Sweeney Katie Miss, tailoress, r. 1124 York
Sweeney Lorenzo H. (Dodge, Sweeney & Co.) r. 1213
Taylor
Sweeney Margaret, widow, r. 673 }<J Harrison
Sweeney Margaret Mrs., employee Woodward's Gar-
dens, r. 39 Qniuu
Sweeney Mary, widow, r. 1229 Howard
Sweeney Mary, domestic NE cor Haiglit and Octavia
Sweeney Mary, domestic 345 Beale
Sweeney Mary, domestic 408 Minna
Sweeney Mary Miss, tailoress L. P. Redwine, r. 1124
York
Sweeney Michael, carpenter, r. W s Bartlett, bet
Twenty-sixth and Army
Sweeney Michael, coke dept S. F. Gas Light Co., Po-
trero Works
Sweeney Michael, laborer freight dept Central Pac.
RR., r. W s Dore, nr Bryant
Sweeney Michael , wagonmaker Christian F. Suhl, r.
1505 Pine
Sweeney Michael D., law clerk Robinson, Olney &
Byrne, r. 180 Stevenson
Sweeney Morgan M., stoves and tinware, 2708 Mi?.-
siou
Sweeney Nicholas, laborer, r. 544 Jessie
S>\'eeney Owen, teamster, r. 145 Dore
Sweeney Patrick (Sweeney & Sharkey) r. cor Tenth
and Howard
Sweeney Patrick C, plumber Joseph F. Dowdall, r.
222 Hermann
Sweeney Peter, coojDer MattuUath Manuf. Co., r. 424
Twenty-fourth
Sweeney Rebecca, domestic 229 San Jose Av
Sweeney Richard, carpenter, r. 10 Sonora PI •
Sweeney Thomas, Cigarmakers' Assn. 771 Market
Sweeney Thomas, helper Union Iron Works, r. 5 De-
catur
Sweeney Thomas, tanner, r. 1124 York
Sweeney William, laborer, r. Tenth Av, nr Railroad
Av, South S. F.
Sweeney William, liquor saloon, 11 Clay, r. 314
First
Sweeney William,. paver Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 1514 Leavenworth
Sweeney & Sharkey (Patrick Sweeney and Ambrose
Sharkey) stock j'ard, NE cor Tenth and Howard
Sweeney & Vance (Garrett Sweeney and Robert Vance)
plumbers and gasfitters, 623 California
Sweeny J. Mrs., widow, r. 515 Folsom
Sweeny Jane Miss, r. 72 Natoma
Sweenj- James E., plumber David Bush, r. 1435 Jj
Mission
Sweeny Maggie, domestic SW cor Eighteenth and
Howard
Sweeny Mary, widow, nurse, r. 1112}$ Mason
Sweeny Michael, weighmaster S. F. Gas Light Co.,
and groceries, 172 Minna
S^veeny Myles D., president Hibernia Savings
and Loan Society, NE cor Montgomery and Mar-
ket, r. 1429 Mason
Sweeny Nicholas, merchant tailor, 41 Second, r. 515
Folsom
Sweeny Thomas U., real-estate, r. Seventh Av, nr
Golden Gate Park
S'»veepstalce Plov Co. (San Leandro) manufs
buggies, plows, agricultural implements, etc..
Baker & Hamilton proptrs, 13-19 Front
Sweet Albert, ckrk, r. 521 First
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Sweet B. C. proptr Dime Parcel Deliverj- Co., 1019
Market, r. Twenty-third, bet MisBioii aud Valencia
Sweet Charles, helper Crystal Diuing Uuoms, r. 733
Market
Swtet Edwin R., clerk Frank Brothers, r. 416 H Larkip
Sweet Henry, r. 807 Kearny
Sweet Henry A., stockbroker, 331 Montgomery, room
22, r. 511 California
Sweet Israel, captain brig Nautilus, office 122 Cali-
fornia
Sweet John, seaman, r. NE cor Beale and Bryant
Sweet John R., porkpacker B. E. Arnold, r. 1118
Valencia
Sweet Manly A., assistant weigher Custom House, r.
234 Bush
Sweet MiAvry P., produce dealer, r. 602 Natoma
Sweet Rodman, butcher Valencia Packing House, r.
1210 Scott
Sweet S. & Co., merchants (Visalia) office 402 Front
Sweet Samuel S., r. 1420 California
Sweet Simon, office 104-110 Front, r. 1530 Ellis
Sweet William, r. 449 Tehama
Sweet William, upholsterer A. P. Rays & Co., r. 444
Guerrero
Sweet. See Swett
Sweetapple H., mining, r. Occidental Hotel
Sweitlaud A. L. Mrs., artist (landscape and marine)
120 Sutter, room 7.'>, r. St. Ann's Building
Sweetlaud Delia, widow, r. St. David's House
Sweetser A. Y., capitalist, r. 131 O'Farrell
Sweetser Caroline E., widow, r. 125 Turk
Sweetser Charles H. (Lake & Sweetser) r. 1025 Mis-
sion
Sweetser Edwin D., collector, r. 2135 Mission
Sweetser Franklin D., clerk, r. 1523 Polk
Sweetser George W., policeman City Hall, r. 22 Lily
Av
Sweetser George H., molder, r. 792 Twenty-fourth
Sweetser Samuel D.. carpenter, r. l.'ilG Pacific Av
Sweetser Stephen (Sweetser & Co.) r. 675 Missiou
Sweetser & Co. (Stephen Sweetser) junk dealers, 740
Pacific, and 550 Mission
Sweigert Catherine, widow, r. 1428 Howard
Sweigler Theodore, fresco painter Thomas Downing,
r. Oakland
Sweitzer August, deckhand stmr Amelia, Washington
St. Wharf
Sweitzer Samuel C, salesman James W. Buruham &
Co., r. 2102 !<i Mason
Swensen Andrew, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Sweusen E. P.. tailor., r. 1 Raphael PI
Swenson Andrew, r. Old People's Home, S s Fran-
cisco, bet Stockton and Powell
Swenson A. F., waiter, r. 415 East
Swenson Charles (Swenson & Carlson) r. 30 Clay
Swenson Erick, carpenter McAuiifie & Gard, r. 30
Crocker
Swenson Frederick, mining, r. 730 Folsom
Swenson (Justav, seaman schr Anna Matilda, Eureka
Dock
Swenson John, cabinetmaker, r. 123 Jackson
Swenson John, cigannaker Adolph Evers, r. 818M
Mimtgomery
Swenson John A., carpenter, r. 32 Silver
Swenson Olof, tailor, r. 923 Filbert
Swenson S., painter Giovanni B. DeFerrari, r. 1309
Stockton
Swenson Swen, seaman schr Cassie Hayward, Mis-
sion St. Wharf
Swenson k Carlson (Charles Swenson and S. A. Carl-
son) proptrs Scandinavian Hotel, 30 Clay
Swenson. See Swauson
Swertmau , seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Swett Augustus, architect, r. 519 Jones
Swett Bertha Miss, r. 1208 Clay
Swett Charles, frescopaiuter, r. 31 Eddy
Swett Daniel, real-estate, r. 631 Tyler
Swett Eben. dairyman, r. 570 Seventeenth
Swett Edward F., porter Larzelere & Withani, r. 1625
Folsom
Swett Frank P., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1510
Frankllu
Swett Fiederick P., bridgebuilder, r. 1208 Clay
Swett George L., clerk Pope & Talbot, r. 644 )4 Na-
toma
Swett John, principal Girls' High School, r. 1419
Taylor
Swett John C, butcher, r. 2502 Webster
Swett John D., pressman H. 8. Crocker & Co., r. 618
Sutter, rear
Swett Orlo F., cari)enter and builder, 8W cor Twen-
ty-Sixth and San Jose Av, r. N s Valley, bet San
Jose Av and Dolores
Swett Otis, civil engineer, r. 1324 Sacramento
Swett Otis L., special policeman, r. 1208 Clay
Swett William C, telegraph operator, r. 631 Tyler
Swett. See Sweet
Swift Alexander, mate sloop Star, Union St.Wharf
Swift Amasa, proptr Linden House, 2'20 Third
Swift B., laborer Union Iron Works, r. 512 Mission
Swift Cliarles J., attorney at law, office and r.
217 Sansome
Swift E., Mrs., dealer stocks, r. 653 Folsom
Swift George, dentist, r. 7 Harriet
Swift Georj^e, miner, r. G52 Market
Swift George W., first officer Oregon SS. George W.
Elder, Folsom St.Wharf
Swift Hallett L., truckman, r. 538 Birch Av
Swift James, bung factory, 7 Harriet
Swift James F., clerk Lorsch Brothers, r. 7 Harriet
Swift James F., mailingclerk Post Office, r. 1012
Montgomery
Swift J. D. & Co. (John D. Swift) real-estate and min-
ing. 408 California, room 3
Swift John, baker St. Mary's Hospital
Swift John, laborer, r. NE cor Hermann and Market
Swift John, seaman ship Belvidere
Swift John D. (J. D. Swift & Co.) r. 813 Capp
Swift John F., attorney at law, 430 California, r. 824
Valencia
Swift John W., bookkeeper Daniel Swannack, r. Sai-
lors' Home
Swift Margaret, laundress, 5 M, rear
Swift Patrick, laborer Union Iron Workff, r. 512 Mis-
siou
Swift Patrick, teamster Charles S. Doe, r. 303 Oak
Swift Peter, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Swift Samuel, bookkeeper George Spaulding, r. 809
Mason
Swift Thomas, driver N. B. and Mission RR., r. 829
Folsom
Swift William (Ormsby & Co.) r. 3 Selina PI
Swim David K., stockbroker, 314 Montgomery, room
4, r. SE cor Castro and Twenty-fourth
Swim John Q., tailor, r. 1114 Sacramento
Swimming Biitlis, John E. Goble proptr, W S
Fourth, N of Meirimac, Long Wharf
Swindells John, peddler, r. cor Alemany Av and
Teresa
SwineforJ Edwin, law student, r. 912 Sutter
Swiueford Newton. mes.senger Pac. Transfer Co., r.
115 Eddy
Swinerton William A. (A. Buswcll & Co.) r. 1919 Cal.
Swing James, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Swing William, fireman U. S. Revenue stmr Richard
Rush
Swingle Alfred, gunsmith, r. 2650 Folsom
Swinnerton James, night inspector Cu.'itom House
Swiss Brewery, Mrs. F. M. Streuli proprietress, 414
and 416 Dupont
Swiss Hotel, John Gantner proptr, 627 and 629
Commercial
S'wiss Ltloyd nilt.rine Insurance Co., Philip,
Speyer & Co. agents, 13 Merchants' Exchange, 426
California
Stviss Marine Insurance Companies Com-
bined (Baloise of Basle, Helvetia of St. Gall,
and Switzerland of Zurich) Harry W. Syz general
agent, 225 Sansome
Switzer John G., machinist, r. 140 Natoma, rear
Switzer Simon, r. SW cor Dolores and Duncan
Switzer. See Schwitzer, Shwetzer, Sweetzer, and
Sweitzer
S-witzerland Alarine Insurance Co. of
Zurich, Harry W. Syz general agent, 225 San.
Swoboda Stephen, dress and cloakmaker, SW cor Pine
and Polk
Swoboda Theresa, widow, r. SW cor Pino and Polk
Swordstream Erick J., groceries and liquors, 336
Fourth
Sworie Jacob, waiter Palace Hotel
-Bworie Kate, domestic Palace Hotel
Swortfiguer Edgar F., attorney at law, 606 Montgom-
ery, r. 743 Pine
Swyney Thomas N., clerk Hunt & Rising, r. Oakland
Swyney Willianj J., bookkeeper £tna Insurance Co.,
r. Alameda
Syce Patrick, laborer, r. 33 Ritch
Sydon Albert, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Sykes , carpenter, r. 1332 Bush
PAPER HANGINGS,
Importer of Frencli, American and Knafllah Paper
De^-orf f "i*^;;; A^isrsfyt'*^""'' gbo.w. CM, 645 Mamt
JHmE:0 H. UUnUUm « OU., comer Market and Front Stroetg.
8YK
874
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807
, rear
r. 707 Larkin
SykeB Charles, laborer, r.W s Gunnison Av, bet Twen-
ty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, B. H.
Sykes Charles H., r. ;i'27 Oak
SykeB Charles H., painter and whiteucr, 647 Mission,
r. 4 Cleaveland
Sykes Charles P. , manager Calabasas Land and
Mining Co., 3i Merchants' Exchange, r. 1604 Van
Ness Av
Sykes Eugene K., r. Ifi04 Van Ness Av
Sykes J. N. Mrs., assistant South S. F. School, r, 327
Oak
Sykes Joseph S., compositor S. F. Birectory, r. SW
cor Larkin and Jackson
Sykes Noah L., collector, r. 342 Mission
Sykes William, waiter Augustus J. Bowie, 729 Sutter
Sykes. See Sikes
Sylva Bernard, cook, r. 7 Haywood
Sylva Joseph, cabinetmaker F. S. Chadbourne & Co.,
r. Oakland
Sylva. See Silva
Sylvester Charles S., carpenter, r. 538 Fulton
Sylvester Dauiel, butcher, r. 3 Taylor
Sylvester Dominick, laborer, r. 317 Beale, rear
Sylvester Henry, butcher, r. 30,5 Sixth
Sylvester James, bootblack Greif & Armann, r
Kearny
Sylvester John, butcher, r. 307 Sixth
Sylvester Joseph, cook, r. 243 Minna
Sylvester Leon, tinsmith, 811 Larkin
Sylvester Nathan, capitalist, r. 838 Market
Sylvester Nicholas, laborer, r. 317 B:-ale, rear
Sylvester Robert, imijorter live stock, r. St. James
House
Sylvester. See Silvester
Sylvestre Louis, porter F. Chevalier & Co., r. cor
Vallejo and Stockton
Sylvia John, driver Standard Soap Co., r. SW cor
Washington and Drumm
Sylvia John F., sailmaker Neville & Co., r. 23 Market
Syme John H., receiver Sutter St. RR. Co., r. 1431 Pine
Syme. See Sime
Symington Edward, driver Central RR.
Symmes Charles H., switchman Central Pac. RR., r.
Terminal Hotel
Symmes Frank J., with Thomas Day, r. Menlo Park
S.vmon Charles, stonemason, r. W s Kentucky, bet
Butte and Napa
Symon George, Journeymen Shipwrights Assn, 71
New Montgomery
Symon James N., shipcarpenter, r. W s Kentucky,
bet Napa and Butte
Symon. See Simon
Symonds C, helper Bisdon I. and L. Works
Symonds Clarence M., conductor Market St. RR., r.
S s (510) Sixteenth, bet Rondel PI and Valencia
Symonds Henry, porter Dakin & Libbey, r. 54 Sac.
Symonds. See Simmons, and Simonds
Syndicate Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Alpine Co.,
Cal.) Joseph Morizio secretary, 328 Mont., room 24
Syndicate 3Iiiiingp Co. (Bodie, Mono Co., Cal.)
Jacob Stadtfeld Jr. secretary, office 410 California,
room 26 ,
Synnott John, real-estate, r. NE cor Bush and Larkin
Syz Hari-y W., general agent Helvetia Swiss Fire
Insurance Co. of St. Gall, nnd Swiss Marine In-
surance Cos. Combined (Baloise of Basle, Helve-
tia of St. Gall, and Switzerland of Zurich) 225
Sansome
Szarvash Samuel T., physician and druggist, NE cor
Powell and Filbert, r. 530 Greenwich
Szoboszlay Joseph, cigarm.Tker, r. Park Hotel
Szoboszlay Julius, cigar manuf, 1127 Mission
Szultz Joseph, tinsmith Schuster Brothers, r. 423
Dupont
T
Taaffe Anna, widow, r. SWcor Jones and Chestnut
Taaffe Christian, clerk Commercial Union Assuruuce
Co., r. Alameda j
Taafl'e George, r. SW cor Jones and Chestnut "X
Taafle Jennie Mrs., r. 1569 M Market T
Taaffe Laurence, professor mathematics St. Mary's 1
College, r. a s Roanoke, nr Bernal Station, Fair- |
mount Tr»ct
Taaffe William, butcher, r. 12 Ball's Block, Railroad
Av. South S. F.
Taber Charles A., teamster Turner, Kennedy & Shaw,
r. 56 Zoe
Tabor Oharles A. Mrs., widow, r. 43 Everett
Taber Charles W., clerk, r. 331 Kearny
Taber Charles W., proptr Guadaloupe Valley Dairy,
depot 1008 Valencia, office 35 Eddy, r. 536 Twenty.
• third
Tuber George T., liquor saloon, NW cor Howard and
Ninth
Taber, Harker & Co. (Jacob S. Taber and Asa
Harker) importers, and wholesale grocers, 108 and
110 California
Taber Henry, .iauifor, r. 614 Merchant
Taber I. W. & Co. (I. West Taber) photographic
art gallery, 8 Muntgomery
Taber I. West (I. AV. Taber & Co.) r. 8 Montgomery
Taber Jacob S. (Tabi r, Harker & Co.) r. Oakland
Taber James W., shipping clerk Taber, Harker & Co.,
r. 204 McAllister
Taber Jnhu L., captain schr William Frederick, r. 36
Clarence PI
Taber Kate L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 7 Dupont
Tiible Mouutriin Blue Gravel Mining Co. CTuolumne
Co., Cal. ) W. M. Helman secretary, 309 California,
room 14
Tiiboic James, coalpiisscr Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Tabor George, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Tabor John A., druggist, r.cor Eleventh and Railroad
Avs, South S. F.
Tacanet Louis, clerk, r . 1028 Market
Tacoma and Puj^^et Sound Packets, Hanson,
Atkersou & Co. proptrs. Pier 11 Steuart
Tacoma Mills (W. T.) Hanson, Ackerson & Co.
proptrs. Pier 11 Steu.irt
Taconie G., tailor, r. 608 Filbert
Tadich John V., bartender Nathan Cook, r. 11 Ade-
laide PI
Tadini Joseph Rev., professor moral philosophy St.
Ignatius College, 214 Hayes
Tadioni Antoine, painter, 1515 Powell, r. 1419 )<S Du-
pont
Taesjer Frank, bartender Henry Evers, r.716 Stockton
Tafel Adolph J. (Boericke & Tafel) r. Philadelphia
Taffe Irwin H., woodturner, r. 620 Mission
Taffe M. E., r. 620 Mission
Taffe William, laborer, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Tatt'ney 0. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 447 Jessie
Taft Benjamin D., baker Eagle Cracker Bakery, r.
1031 Market
Taft Edson H., clerk North Point Dock Bonded Ware-
house, r. 214 Fraukliu
Taggard Edwin W., bookkeeper The Real Estate As-
sociates, r. 1702 Geary
Taggard James A.(Mayhew & Taggard)r. 725 Pine
Taggait Clayton, bookkeeper Kenney & Dyer, r. 2510
W^ebster
Taggart E. Mrs., r. St. James House
Taggart Henry, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Taggart Henry A., clerk, r. 906 Market
Taggart James, porter, r. 133 M Shipley
Taggart James H., clerk Madison & Burke, r. East
Oakland
Taggart John, salesmau O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
807 Leavenworth
Taggart Patrick, wood and coal, NW cor Nineteenth
and Folsom, r. N s Hampshire, bet Butte and So-
lano
Taggart Patrick W., carpenter, r. SE cor Guerrero
and Sixteenth
Taggart William, clerk P. Taggart, r. N s Hampshire,
bet Butte and Solano
Taggart William H., clerk Sanderson & Horn, r. Oak-
land
Taggett James, laborer Wolters Brothers, r. 917 Fol.
Taggiano Davide. fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Taggott Alexander, fireman Pacific Coast SS. Victoria,
Vallejo St. Wharf
Tagle Josepli P.. seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Tagliabne Frank, mining engineer, 9 and 10 S.
F. Stock Exchange Building, r. 606 Guerrero
Tagliaferro A. & Co. (Andrea Tagliaferro and Giovan-
ni Cuneo) oyster and coffee saloon, 533 Wash.
Tagliaferro Andrea (A. Tagliaferro & Co.) r. 8 Cadell
Alley
Taglivi Matteo, laborer G. Male, r. SE cor Eighth and
Braunau
Tagnini Madalena, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Mont.
Tague James, fireman Pacific Mail SS. China
Tahaney Martin, special policeman, r. 155 New Mont-
gomery
Tahaney Patrick, deckhand stmrEl Capitan, Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES
Office, 33 Geary St.
j. MACDONOUGH,
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CUMBEKLAND, LKHIGH ANO ENGI.ISH FOUNDRY COKE,
41 Market Street, corner Spear.
875
TAP
Tahey W., driver Market St. RR.
Tahiti Liii* Packets, Turner & Bundle agents,
1'22 California
Tailfer T., r. 708 Commercial
Tailleur Rose, laundress John B. (iassman, r. 406
Union
Tailors' Protective ITnion, rooms Humboldt Hall, SW
cor Kearnj' and Morton
Taison John P., master mariner, r. 256 Spear
Tait Allen James (Tait & Halnque) r. 246 Minna
Tait George, capitalist, office G7 Nevada Block, r. Oak-
land .„ ,
Tait George, deckhand Pacific Mail SS. City of Sydney
Tait Hu^h, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Tait Hugh A., seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Tait John, upholsterer Alexander Janseu, r. 914 'Fol-
som
Tait Thomas, seaman stmr Empire, Pacific St. Wharf
Tait «Sc Haiiique (Allen James Tait and Martial
Haiuque) proptrs Cj-clops Engine and Machine
Works, 11.') !ind 117 Beale
Tait. See Tatr
Taite John, r. 128 Post
Talavera Pelijje Fierro, editor and proptr La
Voz del Nuevo Mundo, 625 Merchant, r. 1013 Clay
Talbert James M.,carptnterW. B. Warren, r. 2901 Bush
Talbert Thomas A., local agtnt Brooklyn Life Insur-
ance Co., ai2 California, r. 638 Folsom
Talbot Alexander, laborer, r. 797 Stevenson, rear
Talbf)t Andrew P.. clerk Pope & Talbot, r. 614 Folsom
Talbot Charles, clerk, r. 1008 M Market
Talbot Charles F. A. (Pope & Talbot) r. 1411 Van
Ness Av
Talbot David C, woodturner William A. Meeker, r.
ay Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Talbot Edward, steward, r. 1316 Taylor
Talbot Henry, teamster Thomas M. Antlsell & Co., r.
1129 Vallejo
Talbot James, calker, r, .548 Howard
Talbot James, driver Hose No. 2, S. F. F. D., r. 2107
Webster
Talbot Jerome, clerk Kennedy & Durr, r. 503 Powell
Talbot J. H., Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Talbot John, clerk, r. .50:3 Powell
Talbot John. S. F. Calkers' Assn, Barra's Hall
Talbot Richard, r. 503 Powell
Talbot Simon B.. general fuel agent Central Pac. RR.
and leased lines, NE cor Fourth and Townsend,
room 77, r. 118 O'Farrell
Talbot Thomas J., r. 797 Stevenson
Talbot William, r. 1230 Pacific
Talbot William O. (Pope k Talbot) r. 1730 Jackson
Talbot William H. (Pope & Talbot) r. 1730 Jackson
Talbot William H., secretary California and Mexican
SS. Line, 10 Market, r. 1422 M Washington
Talbot. See Talbert and Torbert
Talcott George M., employee Central Pac. RR., r. 130
Tyler
Talcott Louis, druggist and agent New London Manuf .
Co.'s writing and printing inks, 1828 O'Farrell
Talcott Seth C, real-estate, r. N s Market, bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Tales Zacariah, seaman, r. 20 Folsom
Talfor Robert, engineer Merchants' Dry Dock Co.,r.
2 Bay
Talford Alexander, morocco dresser, r. Mission Road,
nr Tweniy-ninth
Talford John, teamster Charles Harley & Co., r. 114
Davis
Taliaferro Frank P., clerk subscription dept A. L.
Bancroft & Co., r. 417 Powell
Taliaferro T. W., notary public and commissioner
deeds, 326 Pine, r. 417 Powell
Talisman Gold Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.) Leander
Leavitt secretary, 34 Nevada Block
Tallagsen Charles S., nightwatchman Mission Bock
Warehouse, r. N 8 Seventeenth Av, bet Q and R,
- South S. F.
Tallaksen Jord, seaman Pacific Mall SS. Granada
Tallaut Drury J. (Tallaut & Co.) r. 1001 Bunh
Tallant John D., r. 1001 Bush
Tallant Nathaniel W., with Cutting Packing Co, r.
Grand Hotel
Tallant Kobfrt, with Tallant & Co., r. 1001 Bush
Tallant William, watertender Pacific Coast SS. State
of California
Tallant Si Co. (Diury J. Tallant and John McKee)
bankers. NE cor California ai.d Battery
Tallants William, cook stinr Harriet, r. cor Washing-
ton and Sansome
. 713
Tallichet Alexandre, finisher F. Thomas k Co., r
Valencia
Tallichet Clarisse Miss, varieties, 713 Valencia
Tallis Celia Miss, lauiidrymaid Roman Catholic Or-
phan Asylum, r. N, bet Eighteenth and Twentieth
Avs, South S. F.
Tallmadge Butler, r. 1634 Eddy
Tallmadge Butler Mrs., teacher Clarke Institute, r.
1634 Eddy
Tallman Henry, confectioner M. A. Mercer, r. 748
Stevenson
Tallman Maria, widow, r. 816 Mission
Tiillman Samuel, merchant, r. 109 Montgomery
Tallou Patrick, laborer Soutnern Pac. RR.
Tallot Joseph . smelter Selby Smelting and LeadWorks,
r. 2210 Mason
Tallow Christ. J., salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
236 Sutter
Tally William, baggagemaster. r. 1109 Stockton
Talty Hugh, laborer, r. 511 Mission
Tamalpais Mining Co. (Marin Co., Cal.) E. A. Peck
secretary, 646 Market
Tamblin Louisa C, medium, r. 505 Hyde
TambliuVilroy A., janitor Haight St. Primary School,
r. 664 Minna
Tambling William H., carpenter, r. 505 Hyde
Tamelin Charles, stevedore, r. 723 Davis
Tameny John, driver James McDevitt, r. 504 Minna
Tameiiy Patrick, salesman O'Dwyer & Einhorn, r. 504
Minna
Tameny Peter, baker James McDevitt, r. 504 Minna
Tamisier P., proptr Lafayette Lodging House, 708
and 710 Commercial
Tamm Augusta, domestic 724 O'Farrell
Tamm Christian, clerk George J. Hansen, r. SE cor
Polk and Turk
1%mm Edward, cook, r. 544 Green
Tamm John W., groceries and liquors. NW cor Post
and Taylor, r. 22 J^ Lewis
Tammeyer Julius, foreman tailor shop Industrial
School, r. 22 Mission Av
Tamplin Charles, hostler A. Waters, r. 1000 Geary
Tamvaco Nicholas, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Tangier A. C, carpenter ship John Bryce, r. 104 Mis-
sion • . ^
Tangney Michael, lithographer Edward Bosqul & Co.,
r. SE cor Page and Gough
Taniere Ettienne, real-estate, r. 204 McAllister
Taniere Ettienne Jr.. bookkeeper, r. 204 McAllister
Taniere F., r. 204 Mc.\lli8ter
Taniere Jules, waiter H. G. Richard, r. 347 Fourth
Tank Nicholas, captain schr H. Bendel, r. 127 H Bay
Tann Alice Mrs., r. 303 Jessie
Tann Henrietta, domestic 1717 Van Ness Av
Tannehill Charles S., machinist Isaac H. Small, r. 64
f'irst „ ,
Tanner Albert, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
540 Second
Tanner Charles, f resco-painter, r. 329 Twenty-seventh
Tanner John, r. 2512 Post
Tanner J. R.. r. 216 Kearny
Tanner Samuel, carpenter, r. Park Hotel - -
Tanner's Home, Philip Funcke proptr, 37 Converse
Tannian John, blacksmith Market St. RR.,r. 12 Val-
paraiso
Tanuian John A., bookkeeper, r. 214 Seventh
Tnnniau Joseph, stonecutter, r. 31 Eddy
Tannian Martin J., blacksmith, r. 12 Valparaiso
Tannian Michael E.. lawstudent P. J. Mogan, r. 214
Seventh
Tannian Patrick, molder Mtna. Iron Works, r. Hi
Seventh
Tannian Patrick J., r. 214 Seventh
Tanron Charles (Greffe & Tanron) rj607 Hyde
Tanron Mary Mrs., lace embroiderer, r. 607 Hyde
Tantan George F., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 131
Oak
Tanzer Adolph, bookkeeper Frederick Katz, r. 1022
Folsom
Tauzl Henry, painter, r. 917 Sacramento
Tape Joseph, expressman, NE cor Sacramento and
Dupont. r. 8 s Green, bet Gough and Octavia
Tapee H.. clerk James H. Wilder, r. SW cor Market
and Third
Tapia Jose, printer, r. 1413 Dupont
Tapio Amelia Miss, dressmaker, r. 21k Mary
Tapley Ann Mrs., boarding, 116 Ellis
j Tapley John.r. 116 Ellis
Tappen H. H., mining, r. 756 Harrison
Tapper Herman, cabinetmaker, r. 1007 Washington
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Tarbox Charles H., second officer stiur Solano, Oak-
land Ferry, r. 48 South Park
Tarbox Elislia T., proptr What Cheer Laundry,
office 121 Leidesdorff, r. N s Union, bet Octavia
and Laguna
Tarbox J. L., r. 32 Second
Tardelli Raphael, teamster Ellis & Tindal, r. 52
Clara
Tardiff William, r. 312 Beale
Taroni Stephen, bartender, r. 318 Broadway
Tarpey Delia P., widow, r. E s Howard, bet Twenty-
tifth and Twenty-sixth
Tarpey Dominic, teamster Donnelly, Dunne & Co., r.
Railroad Av, ur Seventh Av, South S. F.
Tarpey Domiuick P., bookkeeper, r. 2918 HoSvard
Tarpey M. Mrs., widow, r. S s Fifteenth, bet Sanchez
and Noe
Tarpey Martin, r. 527 Tyler
Tarpey M. J., r. 730 O'Farrell
Tarpey Thomas, clerk John Whalen, r. SE cor Fif-
teenth and Shotwell
Tarpley L. B., clerk, r. 277 Minna
Tarr Thomas, hackman Charter Oak Stables, r. 455
Bryant
Tarril Katherine, dressmaker, r. 12 Pinckney
Tarroni Catarina, Swiss Benev. See, 109 Montgom-
ery
Tartter Frederick, satchelmaker Fechheimer & Steele,
r. 1944 Mission
Tasavcro Yamoto, bedmaker 1126 Market
Taschner Hugo, engraver Wenzel, Rothschild & Ha-
denfeldt. r. 312 Chestnut
Tash Marcus, salesman Bauer, Tobriner & Co., r. 716
O'Farrell
Tasheira George (Thomas W. McCoUam & Co.) r.
Saucelito
Taskcr Dennis, bartendi'r Orr & Turner, r. 159 Minna
Tasker James, carinspector Southern Pac. RR., r.
Hampshire, bet Santa Clara and Mariposa
Tassaro Paola, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Tassett Henry, policeman City Hall, r. 280 Union
Tasshauer Wilhelm, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Tasso Bartolomeo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Tatavorich Ilia, engineer stmr Siberia, r. 9 Jansen
Tate Albeit, clerk, r. 917 Sacramento
Tate George S., bartender George Stevens, r. 812
Clay
Tate Jesse T., bookkeeper, r. 1604 Mason
Tate John H., clerk, r. 128 Post
Tate Mary Ann, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 23 Ash Av
Tate. See Tait
Tatro Felix, r. Park House, cor Mission and Twenty-
fourth
Tattler E. Miss, r. Park Hotel
Tatum Henry L. (Tatum & Bowen) r. 210 Ellis
Tatum Jonas, engineer, r. 19 Moss
Tatum & 'Bowen (Henry L. Tatum and J. Joseph
Bowen) Albany lubricating compound, and cups,
oils, packing boxes, etc., 329 Market and 3 Fre-
mont
Taubles Maximilian, bookkeeper S. F. Pioneer Wool-
en Factory, r. 1307 Gough
Taubman James B., carpenter, r. SE cor Mission and
Twenty-seventh
Taubman James T., hotbedman Rac. Rolling Mill, r.
SE cor Shasta and Michigan
Taubmann August, clerk J. H. Winter, r. 1600 Bush
Tauchler Jennie, widow, r. 27 Moss
Taufenbach Arnold, cook German Hospital, r. 407
Green
Taufer Agnes, widow, groceries and varieties, 328
Broadway
Taujou Alphonse, waiter Miners' Restaurant, r. Mont-
gomery, nr Broadway
Taureck John W., stevedore, r. 11 Natoma
Taussig Gabriel, salesman Louis Taussig & Co., r.
1611 Webster
Taussig Joseph, r. 974 Harrison
Taussig Leopold, jeweler Francis Clausen, r. 949
Bryant
Taussig Louis (Louis Taussig & Co.) r. SE cor Cali-
fornia and Buchanan
Taussig Louis, boxmakerF. Korbel & Brothers, r. 974
Harrison
Taussig^ Liouis Si Co. (Lo\iis Taussig) wholesale
wines and liquors, 303 Battery
Taussig Rudolph J., bookkeeper Jonas Schoenfeld, r.
1511 Webster
Taussig Samuel, barber Laudgraf & Knauer, r. 974
Harrison
Tauszky Edmund, clerk Greathouse & Blanding, r.
507 Post
Tauzy Joseph, salesman L. Gregoire & Co., r. 1609
Powell
Tavaris Alexander, bootblack F. W. H. Meyer, r. 803
Folsom
Taveira Antonio B., porter A. Grimm, r. 23 Market
Tavel Sarah, widow, r. 639 Post, rear
Tavurnier Jules, artist.studio 728 Montgomery, room
6, r. 1248 Howard
Tavolara James (Luainchi & Tavolara) r. 1518 Powell,
rear
Tavolara John B., teamster A. Silvestri it Co., r. 1518
Powell, rear
Tavolara Paul, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Tax Collector City and County, new City
Hall, first floor
Tay George H. (George H. Tay & Co.) r. 1228 Wash.
Tay George H. & Co. (George H. Tay, Henry B.
Brooks, Oscar J. Backus, and George L. Goud)
importers and jobbers -stoves, metals, etc., 614-
618 Battery, and SW cor California and Davis
Tay James, carpenter SS. State of California, Broad-
way Wharf
Tayac Cleinence J, Mrs., widow, wines and
liquors, 31 Fourth, r. 323^ Minna
Tayac Edward, bartender Mrs. Clemence J. Tayac, r.
323 )<J Minna
Tayker John J., r. 335 Broadway
Taylor A, C. & Co. (Arthur C. Taylor and Tracy
L. Bibbine) real-estate, 314 Bush
Taylor Addison H., carpenter, r. 109 Valparaiso
Taylor Agues C. Mrs., assistant Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 1409 Bush
Taylor Agnes H. Miss, r. 419 Sutter
Taylor Albert R., trader, r. 519 Third
Taylor Alfred, clerk B. H. Lichtenstein, r. 804 Six-
teenth
Taylor Alfred, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Taylor Alonzo A., clerk Abramson & Bacon, r. 902
Clay
Taylor Andrew H., contractor, r. 5 Willow Av
Taylor Archibald L., salesman William T. Garratt, r.
15 Rincon PI
Taylor Arthur C. (A. C. Taylor & Co.) r. Oakland
Taylor Arthur C, deputy County Clerk, r. 36 Perry
Taylor Augustus, special policeman, r. 37 Second
Taylor Augustus C, r. 659 Harrison
Taylor B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 227 Minna
Taylor Benjamin E., teamster Moses Selig, r. E s
Railroad Av, bet Eleventh and Twelfth Avs,
South S. F.
Taylor Beverly S., druggist, r. 930 Market
Taylor B. I. (Smith & Taylor) r. Oakland
Taylor Brice S., millwright Philip Hinkle, r. 614
Jones
Taylor Catherine, widow, r. E s Harrison, bet Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-third
Taylor Charles, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Taylor Charles, waiter The Baldwin, r. 311 Jessie
Taylor Charles H., finisher, r. 243 Ritch
Taylor Charles L. (C. L. Taylor & Co.) and Supervi-
sor Eighth Ward, r. 709 Bush
Taylor Charles R., deputy Superintendent Streets and
proptr Baldwin Stable, 11 Powell, r. 1206 Market
Taylor C. L. <& Co. (Charles L. Taylor) shipping
and commission merchants, 34 California
Taylor Clara Miss, dressmaker, r. E s Harrison, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Taylor Clara W., widow, r. 20 Taylor
Taylor Cyrus D., clerk The Daily Exchange Publish-
ing Co., r. 207 Sixth
Taylor Cyrus D. Mrs., bakery, 207 Sixth
Taylor Daniel S. (Coombs & Taylor) r. SE cor Fifth
and Market
Taylor Darius A., proptr National Laundry, SW cor
Seventeenth and Dolores, r. S s Seventeenth, bet
Dolores and Church
Taylor David, fireman Pac. Distillery, r. 2919 Laguna
Taylor Dennis J., salesman Richards k Snow, r. 613
Pine
Taylor DwightB., photographer Bradley & Bulofson,
r. Alameda
Taylo»E.,r.36 Clay
Taylor Edward, cashier Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. San
Mateo
Taylor Edward J., blacksmith, r. 1016 Mission
Taylor Edward J., mining, r. 429 Montgomery, room 3
Taylor Edward P., porter Livingston & Co., r. Oak-
land
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE. "llLh^^f'^ ^*f~^^ <>pti.cjan,
Established, S.F., 1863, 135 Montgomery.
■ AEIAC I RinDDICriM l»ns th« most select stock of all the leadliij; varieties ol
JUNAd }, IflUnnloUll Lumber in the market. N. E. cor. Mission and Spear tsts.
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Taylor Edward R. (Taylor & Halght) r. 2308 Cal.
Taylor Edwiu M., paper ruler A. Bnswell & Co., r.
1112 McAllister
Taylor E. L., r. Brunch House
Taylor Eliza Mrs. (Taylor k Kinney) r. 27 Geary
Taylor Elizabeth, widow, furnished rooms, 304 and
318 Sutter
Taylor Ellen, ftirnished rooms, (il3Pine
Taylor Emanuil, bootblack, r. 140.'> Polk
Taylor Emilia, widow, r. HOi Hyde
Taylor Emma J. Mrs., adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 1220
Mission
Taylor Enos, bookkeeper Cray Brothers, r. 410 Post
Taylor Euos 0., physician, office and r. Eleventh
Av. near N, South S. F.
Taylor E. P., carrier S. F. Abeud Post, r. Alameda
Tavlor Eva Miss, laundry clerk Palai-e Hotel
Taylor Fitch B., conductor Central RK., r. 1211 Fill-
more
Taylor Francis, tile cutter, r. NW cor Webster and
Union
Taylor Frank F., attorney at law, 429 Montgomery,
rooms 3 and 4, r. 328 O'Farrell
Taylor Frank L., collector S. P. Taylor & Co., r. 1112
McAllister
Taylor Frank M., r. 416 Stevenson
Taylor Frederick, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Taylor Frederick B., oil merchant, r. 2422 Howard
Taylor George, janitor Pac. Stock Exchange, r. 273
Jessie
Taylor Oteorge, seaman schr Abbie, Third St. Wharf
Taylor George L., wharfinger Oakland Ferry, r. 1914
Jessie
Taylor George M., clerk S. P. Taylor & Co., r. 1112
McAllister
Taylor George W., trunkmaker, r. 20 Taylor
Taylor Georgie N. Miss, assistant Lombard St. Prim-
ary School, r. 1409 Bush
Taylor Harry W., speculator, r. 8 Essex
Taylor Harvey, porter P. Mish & Son, r. G7 Everett
Taylor Henrietta Miss, teacher mnsic, r. 1404 Hyde
Taylor Henry H., clerk Bank of California, r. San
Mateo
Taylor Henry R. (John Taylor & Co.) r. Oakland
Taylor HoUoway, tin.fmmi, r. 19 Silver
Taylor Howard P. (Taylor & Nevin) r. 1409 Bush
Taylor Isaac M., mining engineer, r. 2421 California
Taylor J., r. 3(> Clay
Taylor James, bakery, 903 Bush
Taylor James, boilermaker, r. 525 Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Taylor James, hostler John Cassidy, r. NW cor Point
Lobns and Twentieth Avs
Taylor James, longshoreman, r. 10 Vandewater
Taylor James, parkkeeper Greenwich Park, r. E s
Broderick, bet Greenwich and Vallejo
Tayior James, salesman C. Curtin, r. GIO Pine
Tavlor James E., mining agent, r. New Wisconsin
Hotel
Taylor James F., engineer, r. 23 First Av
Taylor James H., salesman Holt Brothers, r. 109 Fifth
Tayl'T James I., clerk S. P. Taylor & Co., r. 1112 Mc-
Allister
Taylor James J., r. 917 Sacramento
Taylor James K., attorney at law, r. 8 Essex
Taylor James 91., attorney i^aw, 410 Montgom-
ery, r. 210 Powell
Taylor James M., sacksewer Eureka Warehouse, r. 537
Sacramento
Taylor James P., St. Andrew's Soc, 232 Sutter
Taylor James S. (James S. Taylor & Co.) r. Arcade
House
Taylor James S. & Co. (James S. Ta)-lor) manufs
Champagne Yeast Powder, 13 Fine
Taylor Jame.s W., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r.
West Oakland
Taylor J. E., bellman Palace Hotel
Taylor Jennie, domestic 2323 Howard
Taylor John (John Taylor & Co.) r. 1131 California
Taylor John, broom mauuf, 403 Bay
Taylor John, cari)enter new U. S. Appraiser's Buil-
ding, r. East Oakland
Taylor John, clerk A. C. Robison k Co., r. 902 Clay
Taylor John, helper Pac. Rolling Mill
Taylor John, laborer South Pacific Coast RR.
Taylor John, laborer South Point Mills
Taylor John, maltster Swan Brewery, r. SE cor Fif-
teenth and Dolores
Taylor John, patt('rnmaker. r. 375 Shotwell
Taylor John, sawyer Mechanics' Mill, r. 54 First
Taylor John, sawyer Wells, Russell & Co., r. 530 How-
ard
Taylor .Toliii <fc Co. (John and Henry R. Taylor) im-
porters druggists' and chemical glassware, and
assayers' materialp, 118 and 1'20 Market, and 16
and 17 Oalilornia
Taylor John B., architect, r. 124 Wildey ^
Taylor John B., foreman George H. Tay & Co., r. lOia
Montgomery
Tayl< r John F. blacksmith, r. S s California Av, bet
Mission and Howard, B. H.
Taylor John H., salesman Peixotto & Silverman, r.
970 Harrison
Taylor John J., foreman meter dept Spring Valley
Water Works, r. 1409 Baker
Taylor John W., manager Gutta Percha and Rub-
ber Manuf. Co., 501 Market, and Superintendent
Public Schools, office new City Hall, r. 2300 Cal.
Taylor Joseph, boilermaker Sacramento BoilerWorks,
r. 150 Second
Taylor Joseph, teamster, r. 362 Seventeenth
Taylor Joseph F. W., bootcutter Rosseter & Smith, r.
W s San Bruno Road, nr Silv< r Av
Taylor Joseph S. (Bryant & Taylor) r. 822 Sutter
Taylor Joseph W., contractor, r. 36 Perry
Taylor Judson, foundryman, r. 1109 Stockton
Taylor Julia A., widow, r. W 8 Michigan, bet Sierra
and Shasta
Taylor Kate, widow, r. 73 Clementina
Taylor Katie, domestic 2504 Clay
Taylor L. A. Mrs., r. 516}^ Fell
Taylor L. F., r. 610 Commercial
Taylor Maggie E. Miss, with Painter & Co., r. 254
Jessie
Taylor Martin V., real-estate, r. 2018 J<i Mission
Taylor Mary Miss, typesetter Painter & Co., r. 254
Tl^RRl f^
Taylor Mary F. Miss, assistant Turk St. School, r. 426
Sutter
Taylor Mary J. Mrs., forewoman Loreazo Lapham, r.
■ 67 Everett
Taylor Mary Jane, widow, r. S s Broadway, bet Du-
pont and Kearny
Taylor M. D., r. Montgomery's Hotel
Taylor Michael, mail clerk Morning Call, r. 625 Te-
hama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Taylor Morris, waiter Palace Hotel
Taylor M. P. Mrs., r. Palace Hotel
Taylor Nathaniel, baker Eclipse Bakery, r. 1414 Du-
liont """ ' -
Taylor Oliver (Hopkins, Taylor & Co.) r. 2622 Bush
Taylor Oscar, niolder Union Iron Works, r. SE cor
Harrison and Twenty-second
Taylor Patrick, laborer, r. IHH Folsom Av
Taylor Peter, r. Palace Hotel
Taylor Pitney, editor Morning Call, r. 375 Shotwell
Taylor Richard, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Taylor Rob( rt, civil engineer, r. 446 Bartlett
Taylor Robert, drayman George R. Starr, r. SW cor
Battery and Green
Taylor Robert, expressman Redlngton & Co
Oak
Taylor Robert, tinsmith, r. 921 Battery
Taylor Robert L., bookkeeper, r. 514 Capp
Taylor Robert W., furniture dealer, r. 1525J«
Taylor Samuel, captain stmr Emily, and
policeman U. S. Shipping Comjuissioner's office,
r. 931 Greenwich
Taylor Samuel J., bookkeeper S. P. Taylor & Co., r.
1112 McAllister
Taylor Samuel P. (S. P. Taylor & Co.) r. 1112 McAl-
listci*
Taylor Sanford W., blacksmith, r. 613 Mission
Taylor Sarah, widow, r. 1715 Webster
Taylor Sarah, dressmaker, 418 Powell
Taylor Sarah A., widow, r. 2507 Mission
Taylor S. P. & Co. (Samuel P. Taylor) proptrs
Pioneer Paper Mill, and agents South Coast Paper
Mill, 416 Clay
Taylor Stephen, cook, r. 23 Ritch
Taylor Stephen F., contractor, r. 1747 Mission
Taylor Stuart, hostler, r. 2.54 Jessie
Taylor Stuart M., r. 709 Polk
Taylor Sumner J., speculator, r. 2232 Post
Taylor T., fish, 59-62 Grand Arcade Market, r. 121
Sixth
Taylor T., special policeman, r. 195 Shipley
Taylor T. Mrs., furnished rooms, 946 Howard
Taylor Theodore, seaman, r. 104Steuart
Taylor Thomas (Edmonds & Taylor) r. 26 Clementina
r. 512
Market
special
WINDOW SHADES. llHfi"ESFl^- ''fSI^^.'itS?'
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^^''^^^^^^ =^o^.?.^1tS^i
Market and Front Streets.
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Taylor Thomas li., mining expert, r. 613 Fultou
Taylor Thomas G.. proptr Grand Western Market, r.
613 Fulton
Tavlor Thomas L., r. 1806 Van Ness Av
Taylor Thornton K., pressman E. Detrick & Co., r.
2010 MiBRion
Taylor Truman (Taylor & Moore) r. 1407 Clay
Taylor W. B., r. 58 Shipley
Taylor William, r. 814-Montgomery
Taylor William, captain steam launch Pacific Mail
SS. Co., r. 514 Second
Taylor William, clerk, r. 36 Mary
Taylor William, harneasmaker Augustus Tillman, r.
227 Minna
Taylor William, laborer Central Pac. R», r. 1220
Green
Taylor William, laborer F. Korbel & Brothers, r. 311
Jessie
Taylor William, seaman, r. 3 Baldwin Court
Taylor William, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Taylor William A., r. 107 Fifth
Taylor William A., bookkeeper George H. Tay & Co.,
r. 1318 Jones
Taylor William B., r. 3 Adelaide PI
Taylor William B., printer, r. 959 Mission
Taylor William B. Mrs., r. 860 Mission
Taylor William C, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 128 Ber-
nard
Taylor William F., cook Saulmanh's Restaurant, r.
243 Ritch
Tavlor William F. Jr., scroll sawyer Andrew Frei, r.
' 243 Ritch
Taylor William H., r. 1002 Geary
Taylor William H., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
933 Bush
Taylor William H., president Risdon Iron and
Locomotive Works, and president Potrero Marine
Railway, office 6 Merchants' Exchange, r. 535
Sutter
Taylor William H. H., teamster Peters & Cowle, r.
1050 Howard
Taylor William J., mining oecretary, 310 Pine,
room 25, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Taylor William M., with The Argonaut, 522 Califor-
nia, r. Oakland
Taylor William O., physician, office and r. 212 San
Jo.s^ Av
Taylor William S., stockbroker, 420 Montgomery,
room 2, r. 213 Powell
Taylor William S.R., salesman W. W. Montague &
Co., r. 2016 Powell
Taylor William W., collector The Youths' Directory,
r. 1417 Howard
Taylor William W., foreman yard Pac. Barrel and Keg
' Factory, r. 1221 Mission
Taylor William W., tinroofer Conlin & Roberts, r. 73
Clementina
Taylor <!i^ Haijsrlit (Edward R. Taylor and George
W. Haight) attorneys at law, 207 Sausome
Taylor & Kinney (Mrs. E. TayL>r and Mrs. E. Kinney)
furnished rooms, 27 Geary
Taylor & Moore (Truman Taylor and .Justin Moore)
dealers horseradish. 29 Centre Market
Taylor <& IVevin (Howard P. Taylor and Charles
W. Nevin) book and job printers, 534 Commercial
Tayson Caroline, chambermaid Siegfried s Hotel, 228
Bush
Teachout Albert L. S., clerk, r. 1201 Kearny
Teachout Eunice, widow, r. 2916 Folsom
Teague Ezra E., painter, r. 1808 Taylor
Teague Henry M., clerk Sauford E. Herri ck, r. 1808
Taylor
Teague Lemuel, r. 6 Miles Court
Teague Luther A. (Teague & Cane) r. 133 Fifth
Teague William (Teague & Kamlade, and Teague &
Bice) r. 118 Eddy
Teague William P., clerk Teague & Kamlade, r. 550
Mission
Teague & Bice (William Teague and James Bice)
asphaltum roofers, 118 Eddy
Teague & Cane (Luther A. Teague and Alfred Cane)
dentists, 142k and 145 Fourth
Teague & Kamlade (William Teague and Charles
Kamlade) proptrs Light, House, and furniture,
550 Mission
Teahan Matthew, varnisher Andrew Frei, r. W 8 Mis-
sion, bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Teal Benjamin, attorney at law, 523 Montgomery, r.
918 Van Ness Av
Teale Thomas, machinist, r. 15 Hayes
Teall Oliver, real-estate, 402 Montgomery, room 31
Teall. See Teel
Tearariz Felix, laborer, r. 528 Bush, rear
Teare PUilip, U. S. Attorney District California,
office U.S. Court Building (after July 1st new U.S.
Appraiser's Building, third floor) r. 930 Market
Tebbetts Albert B., milkman, r. 2438 Buchanan
Tebbetts E. W.. Ship and Steamboat Joiner's Assn,
Dashaway Hall
Tecliau Rudolph J., oyster saloon and chop
house, N s Summer, bet Ke»ruy and Spring, r.
2609 Pine
Techea Felipe, musician, r. 1107 Kearny
Tecklenburg Charles, carpenter, 10.55 Folsom — ""^
Tedford Charles J., real-estate agent, r. 255 Minna
Teed Charles W., carpenter, 1305 Green
Teed Minerva, widow, r. 1305 Green
Teel Josiah M. (Peck & Co.) r. 1411 Bush
Teel. See Teal
Teesdale August, hostler Alban B. Butler, r. 537 Stev.
Teesdale Robert, laborer, r. 537 Stevenson, rear
Tecse Lewis, r. 12 Ellis
Teese Iie^vis Jr., wines and liquors, 432 Kearny,
r. 112 Kearny
Tehama Primary School, Tehama, bet First and
Second
Teidmanii John, clerk Henry Winkelmann, r. 8W cor
Hayes and Laguna
Tfcldmann. See Tideman, and Tiedeman
Teikhoff George, r. 7 Quin-y PI
Teiubold George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Teisseire Armand, portraitpaiuter, r. 339 Eddy
Tf isseire Armand Jr., shorthand reporter, r. 339 Eddy
Teitman Augustus C, bookkeeper John Q. lis, r. 1'224
Lombard
?eixeira Frank L., barber, 505 Broadway
ejeda Abelino (Tt jeda & Calles) r. 327 Mont. Av
Tejeda & Calles (Abelino Tejeda and Jesus Calles)
< igars and tobacco, 328 Montgomery Av
Telephone The (weekly) J. S. McCue editor, 605 Clay
Telfair Mining Co. (Pinal Co., Arizona) Jo.seph Pen-
tecost secretary, 702 Market, rrom 8
Telfer William, blacksmith William Deacon, r. 418
Shotwell
Telford John, farmer, r. SM Montgomery
Teller A. N. M., first officer Pacific Mail SS. Australia
Teller Frank M. (Teller .t Dunn) r. 114 Second
Teller George, bookkeeper H. H. Blake & Co.,r. 23
Twelfth
Teller John D. P., merchandise broker. 405 Front, r.
23 Twelfth
Teller Philip S., clerk Carmen Island Salt Works, r.
23 Twelfth
Teller & Dunn (Frank M. Teller and Patrick Dunn)
j liquor saloon, 114 Second
I Teller. See Theller
Telles Florentine, blacksmith, r. 813 Vallejo
Telles Francisco C, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Asan,
415^ Drumm
Telles Louisa Miss, r. 813 Vallejo
Tellier N. A., horseclipper Christian & Bean, r. 641
Commercial
Telyea Joseph, clerk, r. 724 Harrison
Temas G. T., bookkeeper, r. 743 Pine
Temler Herman, teacher music, r. 1310 Pine
Temler Tosca Mrs., teacher vocal music, r. 1310 Pine
Temperance LegiWn, Frank E. R. Whitney president,
rooms 23J Sutter
Tempeste Eugene, carver Andrew Paltcnghi, r. N s
Biish, bet Scott and Devisadero
Temple Broderick, jeweler Edwards & Son, r. 538
Minna
Temple Daniel H., mine manager, r. 1624 Turk
Temple Fannie Miss, teacher, r. 125 Seventh
Temple Jane Mrs., matron Little Sisters Infant Shel-
ter, 512 Minna
Temple Jennie Miss, r. 125 Seventh
Temple Mill and Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.)E.
H. Long secretary, 313 Montgomery
Temple Ruf us, calker Eben Weeks, r. 540 Howard
Templeman Harwood, conductor California St. RR.,
r. 1016 Leavenworth
Templeman Henry, assistant bookkeeper Mendocino
Lumber Co., r. 417 Minna
Templeman Samuel S., teamster C. A. Worth, r. 1207
Fillmore
Templeman Thomas, waiter Union Club
Templeton Augustus, painter, r. 1139 Pacific
Templeton Carrie A. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley
Grammar School, r. 1402 Pacific
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, ""^"'"s S?.','o^.'!3r«?i.''*«'«»-''''
I UAPnniunilPU importer of and dealer in coal, and pig iron,
I, niAUUUllUUuni 4:1 Slurket street, corner Spear.
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Templetoii Ellen, dressuiaker, r. iUiH Laikin
Templeton Juhu, oil skimuaker, r. 917 Cupp
Tcmplcton Laura b. Miss, aeHistaut Eighth St. Gram-
mar School, r. 1402 Pacific
Templetou Louisa MiBS, asBibtaut Fine and Larkin St.
Primary School, r. 1004 Pine
Templetun Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 209 Second
Teuipletun Milo L., assistant Boys' High School, r.
1402 Paciiic
Templetoii Rhoda K., widow, r. 1402 Pacific
Templtton Thomas, carpetlayer Henry F. Gullixaon
& Co., r. 917 Capp
Ten Bosch John M., agent N. Ten Hosch & Co. (Port-
land, Or.) ofiBce 28 Merchants' Exchange, r. Port-
land, Or.
Ten Bosch N. & Co. (Nicholas Ten Bosch and Raoul
Clere) shipping and commission merchants, office
28 Merchants' Exchange
Ten Bosch Nicholas (N. Ten Bosch & Co., and Ten
Bosch & Clerc, Liverpool, England) r. Liverpool
Tench Isaac, Painters" Pro. Union. 771 Market
Teuer Isaac W., office 311 California, r. Santa Cruz
Tenin J., molder William T. Garratt
Tenjen Henry, laborer S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 2118
Powell
Tennaut Dorinda, widow, r. 102 Powell
Tonnant John H., carpenter, r. 102 Powell
Tennent Jennie F. Miss, assistant Clement Grammar
School, r. 1106 McAllister
Tennent Thomas, chronometer .watch, and mathemati-
cal instrument maker, 18 Market, r. 1106 Mc-
Allister
Tenneut Thomas H., entry clerk E. H. Jones & Co., r.
1100 McAllister
Tenney Frank N., cutter Kullman, Salz & Co., r. 1502
Powell
Teuney Joseph A., marbleworker, r. NE cor Haight
and Buchanan
TeMiiey Richard P. (successor to McCoU & Ten-
ney) commission merchaut, grain and produce,
and agent Lis Gatos Flouring Mills, NE cor Davis
and Market, t. Alameda
Tenuis Henry, vamisher John A. Shaher, r. 9 Pfeiflfer
Tennis John, compositor P. E. Dougherty & Co., r. 9
Pfeiffer
Tennis Margaret, widow, r. 9 Pfeiffer
Tennis Thomas, policeman City Hall, r. 21GJj Fran-
cisco
Tennis William E., upholsterer John A. Sbaber, r. 9
Pfeiffer
Tenrout Frank, longshoreman, r. IC Howard
Tenthorey John P. (J. P. Tenthorey & Co.) r. 558 Mis-
sion
Tenthorey J. P. & Co. (John P. Tenthorey and Paul
H. Trolliet) msnufs maccaroni and vermicelli,
5.5M Mission
Tenucci Yincenzo, fruits and vegetables, 1515 Stelncr
Terankum O., brassfounder William T. Garratt
Tere .y Madeline Mrs., cigarmaker HoUing Brothers,
r. 1217 Polk
Terhune Denis, hackdriver, r. 413 Tehama
Terkelsou James (L. Terkelson & Brother) r. 523
Brannan
Terkeliion L. Si Brother (Lorenz and James)
wood dealers, SE cor Fourth and Channel
Terkelsou Lorenz (L. Terkelson & Brother) r. 525 Bran.
Terme Mary, widow, costumer, 612 Montgomery
Terminal Hotel, David J. Buckley proptr, 606 Fourth
Terminal Rail-»vay, J. O. B. Gunn secretary,
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 1
Teron Camille, carpenter, r. O'Connell PI
Terra Antonio Leal, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415J4 Drumm
Terr.t Giovanni, laborer Sea Wall
Terra Joao, Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn, 4163^
Drumm
Terrace William, laborer Odorless Excavating Appa-
ratus Co., r. SE cor Mason and Vandewater
Terre Charles S., fruit dealer, r. NW cor Twenty-
fourth and York
Terrelonge Louis, tailor Charles J. Holmes, r. La-
fayette House
Terrens Erin, boxmaker, r. 735 Brannan
Terresano Giuseppe, fisherman, r. 3 Vallejo
Terreyn Henry, confectionery, and cigars and to-
bacco, 1048 Folsom
Terrien T. L., r. 218 Eighth
Terrier Frank, shoemaker, r. 8 Anthony
Terrill Charles C. (Terrill & Slaven) r. 717 Seven-
teenth
Teirill George W., grain dealer, r. 1402 Bush
Terrill Henry, painter, r. 8 Fifth Av
Terrill James, meltcr Byron Jackson, r. 68 Jessie
Terrill John, laborer, r. SE cor Greenwich and Oc-
tavia
Terrill Richard, mine speculator, r. 3 Vallejo PI
Terrill W. L., salesman Daltou & Gray, r. NW cor
Washington and Davis
Terrill. See Tirrell, and Tyrrell
Territorial Pioneers of California, William
Winter secretary, 83S Market, rooms 4 and 5
Terry Albert A., r. 43 Ecker
Terry Andrew J., millwright, r. NE cor Nineteenth
and Noe
Terry Charles, canvasBor, r. 2710 Folsom
Terry Charles, carpenter Adelphi Theater' -
Terry E. & Co. (Elmer Terry and Samuel Winant)
wholesale Eastern oysters, 107 California Market
Terry Edward H., employee A. M. Benham, r. 647
Marl;et
Terry Elmer (E. Terry & Co.) r. San Jose
Terry George W., salesman A. C. Robinson & Co., r.
100 Fifth
Terry Horatio P., salesman Joseph T. Terry & Co., r.
808 Mission
Terry Jumes J., beltmaker Horatio N. Cook, r. 10
Bonita
Terry John C. (Joseph T. Terry & Co.) r. 530 Pine
Terry Joseph T. (Joseph T. Terry & Co.) r. 207 Hyde
Terry Jo.>iepli T. «& Co. (Joseph T. and John 0.
Terry) auctioneers, 747 Market
Terry Lineas A., butcher, 7 Centre Market, r. 204.
Franklin
Terry Reel B., law student, r. Ill Taylor
Terry Thomas, beltmaker Horatio N. Cook, r. 10
Bonita
Terry Thomas, hostler Patrick Canavan, r. 1125
Howard
Terry V. R., saloon watchman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Tokio
Terry William, deckhand Pacific Coast SS. Orizaba,
r. 26 Stenart
Terry William, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Terry William N., saw filer, 7 Spear, r. 1121 Green-
wich
Terschuren Gerhard F., captain stmr Pride of the
River, Jackson St. Wharf , r. 40 Perry
Terwilliger Napoleon B. (Terwilliger & Fink) r. 846
Mission
Terwilliger & Fink (Napoleon B. Terwilliger and
Alonzo W. FinU) eggs and dairy produce, 50 and
51 Washington Market
Tesch Charles M., vamisher, r. 4 IvyAv
Teschemacher Henry F., r. Union Club
Te-chran David, carpenter Steiger & Kerr, r. 524 Fol.
TeskerEsta, cabinetmaker, r. 736 Brannan, rear
Tesinore Solomon, oyster saloon, 57-59 Califor-
nia Market, r. 032 Mission
Tessen Paul, drayman, r. 1212 Ellis
Tessier Augustus, packer Folger, Schilling & Co., r.
SW cor Guerrero and Clinton Park
TeBsier Johanna Mrs., r. 732 Vallejo
Tessmer Henry W., shipcarpenter, r. Thiity-sixth Av,
-■inr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Testa George (E. Bozzo& Co.) r. 737 Vallejo
Tetlow Samuel (Tetlow & Skeantlebury) r. 8 b Point
Lobos .\v, nr Cliff House
Tetlow & Skeantlebury (Samuel Tetlow and William
Skeantlebury) proptrs Bella Union Theater, 805
Keainy
Tetrow L. E., r. 64 First
Tetzen Ciirigtian, merchandise broker, 202 Cali-
fornia, r. 34 Rincon PI
Tetzen Paul, r. E s Tennessee, bet Bntte and Solano
Teubner Gustave (Teubner & Hoflfman) r. 1316 Lar-
kin
Teuhner & HofTman (Gustave Teubner and Wil-
liam Hoflman) manufs showcases and aquariums,
532 California
Teuscher John H., boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r.
31)4 Rausch
Teutonla Hall, 1320 Howard
Teittonia Insurance Co. (New Orleans) Hut-
chinson & Mann agents, 322 and 324 California
Tevis Carter, rectiving teller banking dept Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 1122 Pine
Tevis Harry L. (Scofield & Tevis) and secretary
Continental Oil and Transportation Co., r. 1816
Taylor
Tevis Joshua, r. Occidental Hotel
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Tevis liloyd (Haggin & Tevis) and president
Wells, Fargo & Co., office NE cor Sunsdme aud
California, r. 131fi Taylor
Tevlin John, woolpuller, r. 10 Camp
Tew Mattie Miss, dressmaker, r. Abbotsford House
Tew M. C, watchman Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Tewes Frederick, mamif willow ware, f;38 aud 656
Marlict, r. 2719 Folsom, rear
Tewos George, teauis(er A. Meyer & Brother, r. 1308
Broderick
Tewhill John, laborer Jolin Henderson, r. 1.'536 Turk
Tewk sbury Henry L. (Tewksbury & ThouipROn) r.
166 Silver
Tewksbury Irving Q., clerk, r. 504 Powell
Tewksbury M. R., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 719 Market
Tewksbury k Thompson (Henry L. Tewksbury and
Charles A. Thompson) wood and coal, S s Town-
send, nr Third
Texas Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co., O.
H. Spencer president, 408 California, room 12
Texas Ice Co., B. B. Minor secretarv, 44 Nevada
Block
Thacher George (George Thacher & Co.) r. San Rafael
Thacher George & Co. (George Thacher) wholesale
liquors, 216 Front
Thackeray George, wood and coal, Ss Twenty-second,
bet Guerrero and Fair Oaks, r. SE cor Fair Oaks
and Twenty-second
Thackeray William, r. 1727 Stevenson
Thain A. Jr. (Thain Brothers) r. 781 Market
• Thain Brothers (Frederick and A. Thain Jr.) mauufs
candy, 781 Market
Thain Frederick (Thain Brothers) r. 781 Market
Thain Hamilton W., machinist Frederick A. Bobbins,
r. 623 Howard
Thain Robert A. (Robert A. Thain & Co.) r. 1.522 Pa-
cific Av
Thiiln Robert A. & Co. (Robert A. Thain) Oakland
Ferry Parcel Depository and refreshment saloon,
Oakland Ferry Depot, foot Market
Thain. See Thane
TlialDer Henry, cook Francisco Garcia, r. 515 Pine
Thalheimer Jacob, bookkeeper M. Heller & Brothers,
r. 201 Turk
Thall Frederick M., speculator, r. 1124J^ Folsom
Thall Leon, bookkeeper John Looney, r. 1124)^ Fol-
som
Thall Sigmund, harnessmaker, r. 1124}^ Folsom
Thames anil Mersey Marine Insurance Co.
(Of Liverpool) Harrison & Co. general agents, 413
California
Thane Arthur F., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co., r.
1704 Polk
Thane Fannie, widow, r. 1704 Polk
Thane James N. Jr., clerk treasurer Central Pac. RR.,
r. 1704 Polk
Thane. See Thain
Thauuhauser August (Thannhauserft Co.)r. 318 Sutter
Thannhauser Sigmund M. (Thannhauser & Co.) r.ll2
Geary
Thannlinnser & Co. (Sigmund M. and August
Thannhauser) commission merchants, aud gen-
eral agents Transatlantic Marine InsuranceCo.,
311 California
Thanwald Herman, fresco i)ainter, r. 22 Taylor
Tharp Eug'ene H. , notary public and commis-
sioner deeds, 238 Montgomery, r. Russ House
Tharp Joseph L., advertising solicitor Dewey & Co.,
r. 528 Fulton
Tharp S. T., clerk Eugene H. Tharp, r. 314 Bush
Tharsing Henrietta, chambermaid International Hotel
Thatcher Edward C, millhaiid Pac. Barrel and Keg
Factory, r. E s Mississippi, bet Mariposa and So-
lano
That -her. See Thacher
Thaten Jacob (Thaten & Schnitzleinjr. 652 Lombard,
rear
Thaten & Schnitzlein (Jacob Thaten and George
Schnitzlein) house, sign and fresco painters. 703
Montgomery Av
Thaxter William S., first officer ship Vigilant, Vallejo
St. Wharf
Thayer Addie K., widow, r. N s Greenwich, bet Mont-
gomery and Sansome
Thayer Albert E., peddler, r. 190 Sixteenth
Thayer Amaso, salesman IConrad Menssdorfifer, r. 1724
Eddy
Thayer Asahel, secretary Lumber Dealers' Exchange,
Pier 5 Steuart, r. 130 Bartlett
Thayer Benjamin B. , chemist Apothecaries'
Hall, Graud Hotel, r. 800 Ellis
Tha.ver clarence C, r. 1006 Pino
Thayer Edward N., actor, r. 1519 Webster
Thayer Elizabeth Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 108 Stockton
Thayer Frank J., bookkeeper Charles J. Holmes, r.
1039 Market
Thayer Frederick, coalpasser SS. State of California,
Broadway Wharf
Thayer Herbert, bookkeeper, r. 800 Ellis
Thaver Isaac, shoecutter Armstrong & Wright, r. 229
Oak
Thayer Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 332 Turk
Thayer Mary E. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 332 Turk
Thayer Moses, carpenter, r. 2217 Mason
Thayer N. D., mining, r. 745 Market
Thayer Orson V.. physician, office 136 Post, r. 2206
Steiner
Thayer Russell S., collector United Carriage Co.,r.
18 Bond
Thayer S. C. E., r. 137 Montgomery
Thayer AVilfred P., storekeeper Pacific Coast SS. State
of California, Broadway Wharf
The Bald-ivin, E. J. Baldwin proptr, H. H. Pear-
son manager, JJE cor Market and Powell
The Directory Puhlisliing' Co., publishers
San Francisco, Oakland, San Jose, Virginia and
Carson City Directories, and Pacific Coast, and
California State Business Directories, 518 Clay
The Insurance Co. State of Pennsylvania (of Phila-
delphia; Brown, Craig & Co. agents, 215 Sansome
Tlie AVindsor, Warschauer Brothers proptrs, 905
Market
Theall Alfred, engineer's storekeeper Pacific Mail SS.
Co.,r. 331 Bryant, rear
Thsas Phillipe, furniture and carpets, 1115 and 1117
Duponf
Theater Comique, Willlg & Brown proptrs, NW cor
Pine and Kearny
Thedy Albert F., salesman W. & J. Sloane, r. 16
Prospect PI
Theen Gerget, papercarrier, r. 18 First
Thees Matbias, currier Oswald Kranz, r. N s Day, bet
Dolores and Railroad track
Theil Francois, liquor saloon, 300 Third
Theil. See Thiel
Theiler Frank, laborer M. Schmidt & Co.,r. 3 Quincy
PI
Theilmann Martin C, insurance agent, 120 Kearny, r.
46 Silver
Theiseu John, hog ranch, Persia Av, nr Edinburgh
Theisen John J., proptr Valencia Street Planing
Mills, r. Valencia, nr Twenty-eighth
Theiss George H., confectioner, r. 927 Folsom
Thelbcrg J., chemist, and superintendent American
Sugar Refinei-y, SW cor Battery and Union
Thelberg John, clerk AVilliam M. Searby, r. 905
Market
Thelen Peter, ivoryturner and carver, r. 233 Jackson
Theler William H., clerk Davis Brothers, r. 325 O'Far-
rell
Theiler D. M. Mrs., adjuster coiner's dept U. B. Mint,
r. 130 Tyler
Theiler George P., bookkeeper Frederick E. Luty, r.
>f s Church, nr Fifteenth
Theiler Samuel L., real-estate, 330 Pine, r. 1607 Taylor
Theiler. See Teller
Then Benedict, musician, r. 1007 Pacific
Theobald George Jr., clerk George J. Theobald & Co.,
r. 1505 Washington
Theobald George J. (George J. Theobald & Co.) r. 1505
Washington
Theobald George J. & Co. (George J.Theobald)
shipping and commission merchants, and agents
Universal Marine Insurance Co. of London (lim-
ited) and marine branch Commercial Union As-
surance Co. of London, 419 California, rooms 4-6
Theodorf Frank, r. 851 Harrison
Theological Seminary, 121 Haight
Theresi Bertha, widow, dressmaker, r. 518 Green
Theriot Clay, silversmith Koehler *: Ritter, r. 134
Fourth
Theriot Theodore, r. 1106 Clay
Thess Joseph H., baker, r. 262 Minna
Thessereau David, carpenter, r. 241 Minna
Thessereau David Jr.,boilermaker Cal. Boiler Works,
r. 241 Minna
Thibault Emma M. Mrs., widow, r. 1317 Hyde
Thibault Frank, clerk George Howes «: Co., r. 1317
Hyde
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Thibaut Charles, harnessiuaker, r. 831 Pacific
Tliiebaiit C°lini-I<>.s paper box manuf, 714 MisMon
Tliicl Henrietta, widow, r. 38 Rxiss
Tliiel John P., inekle iiianuf, r. I'J Harrison Av
ThielJohnP. Jr., bricklayer, r. 19 UarriBon Av
Thiele A. , brassfinisher Cal. Electrical Works, r. 2017
Polk
Thiele Adolph, laborer, r. W s Williamson, nr Laurel
Hill Cemetery
Thiele Elic, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Thiele Ernest, .ieweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 29 Clinton
Park
Thiele Eugene (Sevin Vincent & Co.) r. 516 Stockton
Thiele Frederick, r. 410 Broadway
Thiele Julius (Jansen & Thiele) r. 1927 Jessie
Thiele Louis, publisher, r. 2017 Polk
Thiele Robert, cabinetmaker, tio7 Mission, r. 911
Union
Thiele. See Theall, and Theil
Thieman Henry, seaman, r. 238 Stenart
Thieman Henry, seaman schr Golden Fleece, Folsom
St. Wharf
Thieman Robert, jewelry boxmaker A. H. Lochbaum,
r. 619 Mason
Thiemtr Carl, painter, r. 572 Folsom
Thiemer Gustav, bookkeeper Conrad Hermaun, r. 743
Pine
Thienger Anthony, baker Emil A. Engelberg, r. 418
Kearny
Thierbach Charles F., bookkeeper Ghlrardelli & Dan-
zel, r. 11 EUiut Park
Thierbach Julius D., dairy produce and vegetables,
19 Grand Central Market, r. 515 Franklin
Thierman Richard, r. Ahlborn House
Thies Otto, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, r. 1119
Filbert
Thies William, laborer Potrero Yeast and Distilling
Co., r. NW cor Pennsylvania Av and Nevada
Thies. See Theas
Thiese Andrew A., homeopathic physician, office and
r. 322 Sutter
Thiesse Albert, furnished rooms, 919 Stockton
Thietsen Carl H., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 73G
Brannan, rear
Thilow Charles A., telegraph operator, r. 1639 Polk
Thilow Charles A. Mrs., milliner, 1C39 Polk
Thing Albert F., teamster Charles Gibson, r. 123
Park Av
Thing Frank, teamster, r. 123 Park Av
Thinges Loui.9, cabinetmaker Alexander J. Forbes, r.
Alameda
Thion Louis, barber, r. 1 Cedar Av
Third Street ^Vhurf, foot Third
Thirion Albert, waiter Vienna Model Bakery, r. 1415
Larkin
Thirll Marv Mrs., stewardess stmr Yosemite, Market
St.Wharf
Thirouin Charles, laborer, r. 626 California
Thistleton George, proptr Illustrated Jolly Giant, 639
Kearny, r. San Miguel Station
Thode Charles J., waiter Emil A. Engelberg, r. 405
Kearny
Thode Edward, waiter S. F.Verein, r. 219 Sutter
Thode Henuing, teamster Philadelphia Brew^ery, r.
48 Clementina
Thode John, teamster Philadelphia Brewery, r. 48
Clementina
Thode John W., grijcerles and liquors, NE cor Hayes
and Laguiia
Thode Mary i\, widow, r. 772}^ Harrison
Thoene August, r. 440 Natoma
Thogode John I)., laborer, r. NE cor Francisco and
Lyon
Thole George, master mariner, r. 20 Ji Wetmore PI
Thom Fleming U., real-estate, r. 257 Perry
Thorn James, molder, r. 1027 Alabama
Thom James, real-estate, r. 257 Perry
Thom John, r. 3 First Av
Thom John, carpenter, r. 23 Sumner
Thom John W., driver John A. Roy, r.W s San Bruno
Road, opp Fifteenth Av
Thom Lucinda, widow, r. 257 Perry
Thom-Wohrden Christine, domestic 2120 Broadway
Thom-Wohrden Henry, carpenter, r. 14_Wasliing-
ton Av
Thom-Wohrden Theodore N., liquor saloon, 19 Fourth,
r. 519 Twenty-third
Thoma George, r. Helvetia Hotel
Thnmahlen Peter, cook schr J. G. Wall, Howard St.
Wharf
Thomann Charles, dyer and scourer, 2601 Sacramento
Thomann Emil, miner, r. Ahlborn House
Thomann Freda Mrs., furnished rooms, 734 Mont.
Thomann Jacob, shoemaker E. D. Nolan & Co., r. 734
Montgomery
Thomann Lawrence, waiter, r. 522 Pine
Thomann Rudolph, editor S. F. Abend Post, and sec-
retary S. P. Abend Post Publishing Co., r. Ala-
meda
Thomas Anton, barber John Thomas, r. 107 Jackson
Thomas Arthur, cabinetmaker John Drouilhat
Thomas Arthur D., woodcarver George P. Thomas, r.
15 ^5 Harriet
Thomas Austin W., seaman Pacific Coast SS. Aucon,
r. SW i-or Seventeenth and Dolores
Thomas Bella Miss, r. 1216 Pacific
Thomas Benjamin, cabinetmaker, r. 348 Shipley
Thomas Calvin C. engineer Cal. Mills, r. N s Twen-
ty-ninth, bet Sanchez and Noe
Thomas Carrie A. Mrs., r. 745 Tehama
Thomas Celia, domestic 906 Geary
Thomas Charles, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 923 Green-
wich
Thomas Charles, woodcarver George P. Thomas, r.
15 3<; Harriet
Thomas Charles E., laborer Thomas P. H. Whitelaw,
r. 35 DeBoom
Tlionias Cltarles J., liquor saloon, 35 Eddy, r.
406 Eddy*
Thomas Clara M. Miss, bookkeeper P. J. Thomas, r.
13117 Vallejo
Thomas David Li. , mining secretary, 203 Bush,
room 12, r. 1509 Tjler
Thomas D. Harry, r. 109 J^ Langton
Thomas Do; son, shipcarpenter. r. 20 Everett
Thomas E. D. Mrs., r. 16 Stockton
Thomas Edmund D., chief clerk auditor's dept South-
ern Pac. RR., r. 1812 Jessie;
Thomas Edward, student, r. 1045 Mission
Thomas Edward, eugineer,r. SEcor Leavenworth and
Lombard
Thomas Elizabeth, widow, r. 923 Greenwich
Thomas Elizabeth Mrs., chambermaid Palace Hotel,
r. 159 Minna
Thomas Ellis I., packer C. C. Burr & Co., r. 1133 Fol.
Thomas Elvira W., widow, r. 27 Laskie
Thomas Eugene (Henry Schroder & Co.) r. 1719 Sac.
Thomas Evan, expressman, SE cor Market and Sec-
ond, r. 1725 Market
Thomas F. & Co. (Francois Thomas, Joseph Breiten-
bach, and John Feuillan) dyers and scourers, 27
Tenth, offices 734 Washington, 300 Post, and 904
Market
Thomas Frances, domestic 820 Filbert
Thomas Francis, winedistiller P. G. Sabatie &Co., r.
623 Post
Thomas Francois (F. Thomas & Co.) r. 1210}^ Howard
Thomas Frank, seaman, r. 415 East
Thomas Frederick F., mining superintendent, 33
Merchants' Exchange, r. Oakland
Thomas Frederick G., collector Morning Call, r. 330
Geary
Thomas George, helper Industrial Iron Works, r. 35
De Boom
Thomas George, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Thomas George, seaman barkentine Ella, Mission St.
Wharf
Thomas George Jr., woodcar\'er George P. Thomas,
r. 153^ Harriet
Thomas George N., clerk Bradley & Rulofson, r. 435
Bush
Thomas George P., proptr South Coast Furniture Fac-
tory, N 8 Bluxome, bet Fifth and Sixth, r. 15 X
Harriet
Thomas George W., r. 916 Bush
Thomas Gerald H., foreman P. J. Thomas, r. 511
Greenwich
Thomas Harry, weigher Clay St. Wharf, r. 423 East
Thomas Henrietta F. Miss, boarding, 637 Turk
Thomas Henry (Locke & Thomas) r. 10 Oak Grove Av
Thomas Henry, cooper, r. 288 Union, rear
Thomas Henry, grainbroker, r. SW cor Jackson and
Drumm
Thomas Henry E., laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store, r.
622 Post
Thomas Henry S., r. 136 Fifth
Thomas Herrman, buckskin dresser Christian Hell*
wig, r. 1225 York
Thomas Hilda Miss, vocalist, r. St. James House
Thomas Horace, r. 1807 Jessie
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Thomas Jacques (Voisinet& Thomas) r. 1517 Dupont
Thomas James, r. 902 Montgomery
Thomas James, bartender F. F. Jones, r. 735 Harrison
Thomas James, bricklayer, r. 1717,"^ Mission
Thomas James, carpenter, r. 35 DeI3oom
Thomas James, steward Florence House
Thomas James, teamster AUyne & White, r. 504 }<
Francisco
Thomas James A. O., printer J, R. Brodie & Co., r.
1410 California
Thomas James G., cigar and tobacco, NW cor Market
and Mason, r, 528 Stevenson
Thomas James J., woodworker Central RR,, r. 320
Lily Av
Thomas James M., laborer, r.l50 Eighth
Thomas James M.. mixer Cal. Paint Co., r. 112 Vicks-
burg
Thomas Jane, widow, r. 117 First Av
Thoma.s Jane, widow, dressmaker, 1815 Polk
Tliomas Joel L., salesman W'aterhouse & Lester, r. 206
Filth
Thomas John, barber, 107 Jackson, r. Oakland
Thomas John, cook Antou Hagerlick, r. 331 East
Thomas John, deckhand stmr Harriet, Jackson St.
Wharf
Thomas John, pantryman stmr Yosemite, Market St.
Wharf
Thomas John, printer, r. 27 Oak
Th >mas John, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 733 Folsom
Thomas John H., giassblower S. F. and PaciJic Glass
Works, r. S 8 Mariposa, bet Minnesota and In-
diana
Thomas John H., machinist, r. Globe House
Thomas John J., r. 535 Kearny
Thomas Johnson J., painter, r. 2 Lawrence PI
Thomas J. Proctor, bookkeeper Hypolite Dutard, r.
Oakland
Thomas Joseph, printer, r. 717 Broadway
Thomas Joseph, waiter Manuel Peters, r. 819 Clay
Thomas Joseph H., compositor Bacon & Co., r. 2235 J4
Mission
Thomas Josiah, carpenter, r. 1412 Howard
Thomas L., r. 329 O'Farrell
Thomas Lena, widow, r. 24 Metcalfe PI
Thomas Lena M. Miss, teacher, r. 663 Seventh
Thomas Leon, a.ssistant bookkeeper B. Nathan & Co.,
r. 623 Post
Thomas Lizzie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2235}^ Mission
Thomas Louis, watchman Oregon SS. George W. Elder
Thomas Manuel, deckhand stmr James M. Donahue,
Washington St. Wharf
Thomas Marie, laundry, 1023 }i Clay
Thomas Martha Miss, nurse, r. 26 Louisa, rear
Thomas Martin L.. r. 931 Market
Thomas Mary Miss, artist John D. Godeus, r. 640
Howard
Thomas Minnie Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Mauuf. Co.,
r. cor Thirty-second Av and I, South 8. F.
Thomas Nellie Mrs., milliner, 30 Third, r.933Ji How-
ard
Tliomas Ptttriclc J., book and job printer, 505
Clay, r. 1307 Vallejo
Thomas Priscilla, widow, r. 833 Greenwich
Thomas R., r. 537 Sacramento
Thomas Richard C, hostler, r. 701 Tyler
Thomas Richard L., mining secretary, 411 ?<! Califor-
nia, room 2, r. Oakland
Thomas Richard P., president Standard Soap Co., 204
Sacramento , r. West Berkeley
Thomas Robert W., attorney at law, 318 Pine, room
39, r. Oakland
Thomas Samuel G., woodcarver George P. Thomas, r.
15^ Harriet
Thomas Sarah, widow, seamstress J. W. Burnham &
Co., r. 348 Shipley
Thomas Shephard A., foreman C. C. Burr & Co., r.
204 Francisco
Thomas Stephen, milliner, r. 931}^ Howard
Thomas Thomas, carpenter, r. Columbia Hotel
Thomas Thomas, blacksmith Columbia Foundry, r.
73 Brady
Thomas Thomas, tailor, 140 Minna
Thomas Thomas, with U. S. Restaurant, r. 79 Everett
Thomas Thomas J., carpenter, r. 19 Fifth Av
Thomas Walter, waiter Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Thomas W. Ford, clerk Custom House, r. 663 Seven-
teenth
Thomas William (Chickering & Thomas) attorney at
law, oflace 214 Sansome, rooms 13 and 14, r. 2614
Pacific Av
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Thomas William, carpenter Cook & Trounson, r. 1321
Jackson
Thomas William, cook stmr San Joaquin No. 2, Jack-
son St. Wharf
Thomas William, expressman, cor California and
Front, r. 2519 Sutter
Thomas William, laborer Thomas P. H. Whitelaw, r
35 De Boom
Thomas William, speculator, r. New Wisconsin Hott.
Thomas William, steward O. & O. SS. Belgic
Thomas William A., furnished rooms, 101 Jessie
Thomas William F., member Underwriters' Fire Pii
trol No. 1, SW cor Stevenson and Ecker, r.
Branuan
Thomas William G., teamster Lowry & Co., r.
Howard
Thomas William H., plumber and gasfitter, SE e<>r
Twenty-seventh and Church, r. 117 First Av
Thomas William J., machinist Southern Pac. RB., r
2335 }-i Mission
Thomas William M., bricklayer, r. 1007 3^ McAllister
Thomas William M. Mrs., dress and cloakmaker
1007 3<! McAllister i
Thomas William P., special agent W. J. Callingham I
& Co., 213 Sansome, r. Alameda
Thomas William S., clerk B. M. Atchinson & Co., v.
East Oakland
Thomas William W., bartender, r. 1013 Market
Thomas W. M., laborer, r. 321 Pacific
Thomasen Peter A., laborer U. 8. Coast Survey, r. 21-
Montgomery Av
Thomason Edwin R. (Thomason k Williams) r. 1335 ,
Folsom ;
Thomason John, carpenter, r. 140 Lily Av " |
Tliomaaon & AVilliains (Edwin R. Thomason
and Chauncey B. Williams) street contractors,
.V^S California, room 2
Thomasson John, seaman, r. 110 Jackson
Thome John, shoemaker, r. 1213 Powell
Thomeu Fleury, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Thomen Henry, cook, r. Bonanza House
Thomer Joseph, driver Schroth & Westerfeld, r. 1003
Geary
Thomes Almond M., waiter Smith k Taylor, r. 32
Natoma
Thomet Narcisse, hatter, r. Paris House
Thomford Henry A., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Montgomery Av and Filbert
Thomford Henry F., butcher John C. Morritz, r. NW
cor Filbert and Montgomery Av
Thompson A., editor, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Tliompson A1>ralian]L W., attorney at law, 320
Sansome, r. Petaluma
Thompson Alexander, laborer, r. 3012 Fillmore
Thompson Alexander, stevedore, r. 120 Howard, rear
Thompson Alexander, waiter Oregon SS. George W.
Elder
Thompson Alexander, wiredrawer Cal. Wire Works,
r. 113 Vallejo, rear
Thompson Alfred, hackdriver Lot D. Slocum, r. 925
Sutter
Thompson Andrew, driver City RR., r. 607 Natoma
Thompson Andrew, second officer SS. Salinas, Broad-
way Wharf
Thompson Andrew, seaman, r. 22 Clay
Thompson Andrew, seaman, r. 1022 Battery
Thompson Annie B., widow, r. 1010 McAllister
Thompson Arthur v., brassfounder William T. Gar-
ratt, r. 2315 Mission
Thompson Bella Miss, r. NW cor Nebraska and Yuba
Thompson Bradi'ord W., clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Nucleus House
Thompson Brothers (Thomas and Thornton)
proptrs Eureka Foundry, 129 and 131 Beale
Thompson Carey P., r. 1611 Gough
Thompson Carlos V., carpenter, r. S s Twenty-fourth,
bet Noe and Sanchez
Thompson Caspar, r. 6 Miles Court
Thompson Charles, fireman tug Rescue, Broadway
Wharf
Thompson Charles, laborer Pacific Coast SS. Co.
Thompson Charles, pilot stmr Reform, r. 1914 Mason
Thomiison Charles, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Thompson Charles, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Thompson Charles, seaman, r. 534 First
Thompson Charles, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Thompson Charles, seaman schr Kittie Stevens, Mala
St.Wharf
Thompson Charles, shipkoeper Pacific Coast 88. Mo-
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Thompson Charles, waiter stmr Alice Garratt, Wash-
iug St.Wharf
Thompson Charles, watchman Pacific Cosst SS. Ancon
Thoiupsou Charles A. (Tewksbury & Thompson) r.
li'i Clara
Thompson Charles E., carpenter, r. 550 Fifteenth
Thompson Charles H., boottinisher Porter, Oj^peu-
heiuer, Slessinger & Co., r. 121 Montgomery
Thompson Charles H., clerk Light House Dept, 120
Sutter, room 28, r. 032 Sutter
Thompson Christian, captain schr Rival, r. Berry, nr
Fourth
Thompson Christian, coffee saloon, 129 Berry
Thompson Christian, seaman schr Seventy-six, Eu-
reka Dock
Thompson Clara, domestic SE cor Sixteenth and Hoff
Av
Thompson Clara M. Miss, r. 124 Fourteenth
Thompson Clinton L. (Thompson & Co.) r. Oakland
Thompson C. M., coaloildealer, r. 413 Brannan
Thompson Cornelia, widow, r. 158 Ninth
Thompson Daniel, r. 30 Clay
Thompson Daniel, engineer, r. 500 Broadway
Thompson Daniel, mate schr Maria H. Nelson, r. 123
Jackson
Thompson Daniel, mate tug Favorite, r. Green PI
Thompson DaviO, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Minnesota, bet Solano and Butte
Thompson David, steward stmr Enterprise, r. Oak-
land
Thompson De Witt C. (Thompson & Co.) r. Oaklahd
Thompson E., seaman schr Enterprise
Thompson Edward, tailor, r. 36 Mason
Thompson Edward B., law student Robert Thompson,
and proptr The Golden Gate, olfice 76 Montgom-
ery Block, r. 1531 Tyler
Thompson Edward M., bookkeeper Middleton & Co.,
r. 1622 Polk
Thompson E. J., widow, r. 2213 Fillmore
Thompson Elias H., engineer and machinist, 51 Beale,
r. 47 Second
Thompson Eliza, chambermaid Occidental Hotel
Thompson Emma, domestic 1325 Clay
Thomi)son Eric, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Thompson Frank, boatbuilder Daniel O'Connell, r.
8W cor Union and Sausome
Thompson Frank, clerk Louis N. David, r. 608 Second
Thompson Frank, waiter Brady & Donleavy, r. 1136
Howard
Thompson Frank R., clerk, r. 1715 Eddy
Thompson Frederick, commission agent, r. .512 Webster
Thompson Frederick H., seaman, r. 1822 Stockton
Thompson Frederick S., printer, r. Overland House
Thompson F. W., seaman Pacific Coast SS. Victoria,
r. o31 East
Thompson George (Rice & Thompson) r. N s King,
bet Second and Third
Thompson George, clerk Thompson Brothers, r. 9
Bowie Av
Thompson George. glassblowerS. F. and Pac. Glass
Works
Thompson George, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW
cor Bryant and Eighth
Thompsi.n George, printer Francis, Valentine & Co.,
r. 10^ Howard Court
Thompson George, tailor, r. 14 J^ Hubbard
Thompson George, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 228 Minna
Thompson George, varuisher Anthony Johnson, r. 107
Freelou
Tbompsou George C, proptr Union Soda Water
Works, NW cor Filbert and Mason
Thompsoii George L., boatman, r. 624 Commercial
Thompson George M., bookkeeper George W. McNear,
20 California
Thompson George R., blacksmith, r. 158 Ninth
Thompson G. Howard, land agent Bank of Calif ornia,
r. 331 Guerrero
Thompson Gideon, corporal police City Hall, r. 1858
Stevenson
Thompson G. W., bookkeeper, r. Nucleus House
Thompson H. A., master mariner, office 12 Clay
Thompson Hannah P.,r. 40 Minna
Thompson Harry, actor Baldwin Theater, r. Howard
House
Thompson Han-y H., druggist William T. Wenzell.r.
1122 Jackson
Thompson Helen M. Miss, assistant Girls' High
School, r. 123 Turk
Thompson Helena M. Miss, assistant Spring Valley
Grammar School, r. 2213 Fillmore
Thompson Henry, r. 1206 Market
Thompson Henry, deckhand stmr McPherson. Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Thompson Henry, driver, r. 513 Howard
Thompson Heury, hackman, r. 607 Natoma
Thompson Henrj-, longshoreman, r. 117 Gilbert
Thompson Henry,8eaman schr Bonanza, Larue's Wharf
Thompson Henry C, printer, r. 311 Union
Thompson Henry C, teamster George Morrow
Thompson Henry P.. bartender Fritz & Shear, r. SE
cor Twenty-fifth and Folsom
Thompson Ira D., manuf flavoring extracts, cordials,
etc., 414 Front, r. 516 Eddy
Thompson Isaac F., mining, 203 Bush, room 20, r.
Grand Hotel
Tliompson Isuac H., secretary Peoples' Ice Co.,
312 Mission, r. 2118 Mission
Thompson J., deckhand S. F. Steamboat and Trans-
portation Co.'s stmr Pilot, Jackson St. Wharf
Thompson J. A., chief officer O. & O. SS. Gaelic
Thompson Jacob, laborer Bernard Miller, r. 522 Cal.
Thompson James, r. 704 Folsom
Thompson James, bricklayer, r. 1717 }<J Mission
Thompson James, clerk, r. 128 Fourth
Thompson James, cook, r. cor Twenty-sixth and San
Bruno Road
Thompson James, engineer S. F. Gaslight Co., r. 225
Eighth
Thompsou James, laborer, r. 21 Baldwin Court
Thompson James, mining, r. 675 Mission
Thompson James, painter, r. 216 Minna
Thompson James, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Thompson James, special policeman, Steuart St.
Wharf, r. Oakland
Thompson James, teamster Morris Cahn, r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Dolores
Thompson James A., bookkeeper Sather & Co., r.
Abbotsford House
Thompson .James D., attorney at law. 405 California,
r. Oakland
Thompson James H., r. 1409 Polk
Thompson James W., mining secretary, 310 Pine,
rooms 9-11, r. 521 Oak
Thompson Jane, widow, r. 2 Caroline PI
Thompson Jennie C. Miss, r. 414 Capp
Thompson Jessie M. (Conklin, Thompson & Co.) r.
Honolulu, S. I.
Tboinpsou John (Jones, Thompson & Co.) r. 4 Bond
Thompson. John, boatman Remillard Brick Co., Pa-
cific St. Wharf
Thompson John, boarding, 110 Hyde
ThomiJson John, driver Alfred W. Lind, r. Alameda
Thompson John, foreman Charles Harley & Co., r. 114
Davis
Thompson John, junk dealer, 235 Stevenson
Thompson John, laborer, r. E s Casfro, bet Eight-
eenth and Nineteenth
Thompson John, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 736
Tehama
Thompson John, oilskinmaker, r. York, bet Twenty-
thind and Twenty-fourth
Thompson John, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 2203 Larkin
Thompson John, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Thompson John, seaman schr Squibob, r. 644 Fourth
Thompson John Mrs., widow, r. 10}^ Howard Court
Thompson John B., shipoalker, r. E s Minnesota, bet
Solano and Butte
Thompson John D. (Henderson & Thompson) r. Wb
Church, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Thompson John F., r. 701 Stockton
Thompson John H., city agent North British and
Mercantile,andGerman-.\merican Insurance Cos.,
213 Sansome, r. 2010 Pacific Av
Thompson John H., compositor H. S. Crocker b Co.,
r. 2203 Larkin
cook A. H. Llnstedt, r. 7 Merch.
machinist William T. Garratt, r.
, stevedore, r. 120 Freelon
longshoreman Charles £. Hasel-
Thompson John R.
Thompson John R
918 Twentieth
Thompson John S.
Thompson Joseph,
tine
Thompson Joseph, speculator, r. 547 MlEsion
Thompson Joseph, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 609 }<i How-
ard
Thompson Joseph B., attorney at law with Fox k
Kellogg, r. 703 Stockton
Thompson Joseph C, seanian, r. 820 Battery
Thompson Joseph F., conductor Market St. BR., r.
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Thompson Joseph P., r. Union Club
Thompson J. B., Ustmaker Leveque & Potter, r. 119
Ritch
Thompson Julia, domestic 572 Harrison
Thompson K. Miss, r. 437 Eddy
Thompson Kitty, r. 524 Geary
Thompson L., waiter Grand Hotel, r. 253 Jessie
Thompson Lewis, deckhand stmr Pride of the River,
Jackson St. Wharf
Thompson Lewis N., clerk, r. 1114 Sacramento
Thompson Lewis, seaman SS. Humboldt, Jackson
St. Wharf
Tliompsoii Liiiciiis, importer diamonds, ■watches
and jewelry, NE cor Keamy and Bush, room 4,
and School Director, r. 1023 Washington
Thompson M. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 75 Minna
Thompson Mamie A. E. Miss, saleslady J. Vogeley &
Brother, r. 558 Natoma
Thompson Marie E., -widow, r. 1614 Sacramento
Thompson Mary, widow, r. SW cor Guerrero and
Clinton Park
Thompson Mary A. Miss, furnished rooms, lOiS
Seventh
Thompson M. C. Mrs., widow, r. 411 Fourth
Thompson Michael, driver N. B. and Mission RB., r.
1)9 >i Shipley
Thompson Nicholas C, wood and coal, hay and grain,
Thompson Thomas, watchman Pacific Coast 88. Co.,
r. 703 Davis
Thompson Thornton (Thompson Brothers) r. 2932
Folsom
Thompson Thorwald O., machinist, r. 204 Ritch
Thompson Walter J., witli William F. Mau & Co., r
1513 Howard
Thompson Walter J., detective and collector, r. 51'
Minna
Thompson William, blacksmith, r. 21 Baldwin Court
Thompson William, carpenti-r, r. 741 Market
Thompson William, carpenter, r. 1135 Pacific'^
Thompson William, cigars and tobacco, 401 J^ Drumm
Thompson William, clerk, 505 Montgomei-y, r. 410
Broadway i
Thompson William, cooper, r. 8 8 Twenty-eighth, nr
Church
Thompson William, laborer, r. 147 Third .
Thompson William, laborer Charles E. McLain, r.fiOO j
Harrison
Thompson Williiim, longshoreman, r. 5 Drumm
Thompson William, machinist Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Thompson William, morocco dresser, r. 243 Langton
Thompson William, paper and linen collars, 533 Mar-
ket, r. 152f) Post
Thompson William, porter M. Heller & Brothers, r.
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mipson Nicholas C, wood and coal, hay and grain, [ Oakland mor-i-i,
N s Twenty-fourth, bet Church and Chattanooga I Thompson A\illiam, proptr California House ,103 Clark
Thompson Noali S., drugs and medicines. SE cor
Market and Steuart, r. 343 Fremont
Thompson Olaf, seaman schr Compeer, Union St.
Wharf
Thompson Ole, driver Central RR., r. 467 Minna
Thompson Oscar A., foreman S. H. Sheplar & Co., r.
503 Twenty-ninth
Thompson Ralph S., jeweler Hubash, Larsen & Wil-
son, r. SE cor Turk and Devisadero
Thompson Richard, currier Gottlieb Dietsch, r. 115
Twenty-sixth
Thompson Richard, watchman Pacific Coast SS. State
of California, r. 927 Washington
Thompson Robert, attorney at law, 75 and 76 Mont-
gomery Block, r. 1531 Tyler
Thompson Robert, baker, r. 1138 Folsom
Thompson Rubert, carpenter, r. 608 Second
Thompson Robert, collector, 436 Montgomerj', r. 2017 !
Howard I
Thompson Robert, foreman cutter Buckingham & I
Hecht, r. E 8 Gunnison Av, bet Twenty-seventh i
and Twenty-eighth
Thompson Robert, sparmaker Castner & McLellan.r.
410 Harrison
Thompson Robert A., student Barnard's Business
College, r. Alameda
Thompson Roberta A. Miss, assistant Turk St. School,
r. 2213 Fillmore
Thompson Roger, attorney at law, r. 703 Stockton
Thompson R. S. Bev., r. 743 Pine
Thompson Rufus W., superintendent Selby Smelting
and Lead Works, North Beach, r. cor Hyde and
Francisco
Thompson Sadie B., assistant Turk St. School, r. 2203
Larkiu
Thompson Samuel W., second mate ship Solitaire,
Beale St. Wharf
Thompson Sarah Miss, shoefitter, r. 1110 Harrison
Thompson Sarah H., widow, r. 707 Laguna
Thompson Smith B., contractor, r. 1715 Eddy
Thompson Solomon, coffee saloon stmr Mare Island,
Berkeley Ferry, r. 264 Clementina
Thompson T., speculator, r. 509 Washington
Thompson T. D., r. 516 Eddy
Thompson Theodore L., teamster Bider, Somers &
Co., r. 513 Howard
Thompson Theresa, dressmaker, r. 16 Lynch
Thompson Thomas (Thompson Brothers) r. 1020
Devisadero
Thompson Thomas, blacksmith, r. 833 Geary
Thompson Thomas, carpenter bark General Cobb,
Howard St. Wharf
Thompson Thomas, human hair, 722 Market, r. 2133
Mission
Thompson Thomas, printer, r. 629 Clay
Thompson Thomas, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Thompson Thomas, seaman schr War Eagle, Fourth
St. Wharf
Thompson Thomas, shipcarpenter, r. 10 Vandewater
Thompson Thomas, shipcarpenter, r. 228 Chestnut
Thompson Thomas, shipcarpenter, r. 32G Main
Thompson Thomas, waiter Grand Hotel, r. 79 Everett
Thompson William, seaman, r. 41 Vallejo
Thompson William, seaman, r. 1910 Powell
Thompson William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Thompson William, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Thompson William, seaman schr Galatea, Union St.
Wharf
Thompson William, teamster M. P. Sessions, r. 1215 J^
Folsom
Thomson William A., conductor Sutter St. BR.,r.
1122 M Laikin
Thi>mpBon William A., smelter Selby Smelting and
Lead Works, r. 1122 Jackson
Thompson William B., calkcr, r. Fifth Av, bet J and
K, South S. F.
Thompson William B., varnlsher George P. Thomaa,
r. 1513 Howard
Thompson William B. Jr., clerk, r. 1513 Howard
Thompson William Dell, employee George C. Thomp-
ton, r. 800 Filbert
Thompson William F., machinist, r. 2919 Howard
Thompson William H., bookkeeper, r. 1715 Eddy
Thompson William H.. captain schr Nicoline and Dor-
othea, r. Oakland
Thompson William H., mate schr Clara Light, Harri-
son St. Wharf
Thompson William H., with South Pac. Coast BB., r.
Oakland
Thompson William J. carrier S. F. Abend Post, r. N 8
Sierra, bet Kentucky and Tennessee
Thompson William P., stockbroker, r. 1312 Pine
Thompson William S., boarding, 820 Batterv
Tliompsoii & Co. (D. W. C. and Clinton L. Thomp-
son) bankers and brokers, 421 California
Thompson. See Thomson, Thomsen, and Thomason
Thoms James Hendry, bookkeeper Genesee Mill Co.,
r. 915 Market
Thomsen C. A., master mariner, r. 238 Bitch
Thomsen Christian, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Thomsen Henrv (Thomsen & Co.) r. 1405 Bush
Thomsen Henry, laborer, r. SW cor Jackson and
Drumm
Thomsen Jacob P., blacksmith Pac. Boiling Mill, r.
E s Illinois, bet Napa and Shasta
Thomsen Nicholas, homceopathic physician, office and
r. 17 Third
Thomsen Niels, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Thomsen Thomas, wellborer, r. 2424 Mission
Thomsen Thomas A., master mariner, office 12 Clay,
■p A 1 ftTTl f Q. 8.
Thomsen & Co. (Henry Thomsen and Ernst Schmidt)
butchers, 1405 Bush
Thomson Archibald B., salesman S. Mosgrove &
Brother, r. 512 Leavenworth
Thomson Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Thomson Charles E., house and sign painter, r. 1922
Union
Thomson Henry, expressman, cor Clay and Sansome,
r. N 6 Henry, bet Noe and Castro
Thomson James H., bookkeeper A. Crawford & Co.,
r. 617 Larkin , ^ „
Thomson James S., assistant clerk Board of Super-
visors' office, r. 1104 Market
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Thomson John (Thomson & Evans) r. 52 Quinn
Thomson John S., painter, r. '2215 Polk
Thomson Louis, laborer, r. 3012 Fillmore
Thomson Munroe, clerk Seth Cook, r. 1526 Bdwy.
Thomson Peter, laborer, r. 228 Montjiomery Av
Thomson Samuel E., builder, 528 California, room 5,
r. Berkeley
Thomson Samuel L. K., special policeman, r. 320
Howard
Thomson Thomas, fireman Southern Pac. RR., r. 155
Filteenth
Thomson Thomas, longshoreman, r. N s Dorland, bet
Sanchez and Church
Thomson Thomas, wharf builder, r. 785 J^ Stevenson
Thomson W. E., clerk Dunham, Carrigau & Co., r.
Oakland
Thomson William, machinist Southern Pac. RR., r.
155 Fifteenth
Thomson William C, machinist Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 155 Fifteenth
Thomson William J., foreman William A. Meeker, r.
18 Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Thomson William O., ironer Occidental Laundry, r.
1728 Vallejo
Thomson William T., carpenter and builder, 327
Turk, r. NW corLaguua and Fell
Thomson * Evans {John Thomson and Chester H.
Evans) engineers and machinists, 110 and 112
Beale
Thomson. See Thompson, Thomsen, and Thomason
Thon Josephine Mi.«s, machine operator Jory Broth-
ers, r. 25 Folsom Av
Thon Margaret, widow, r. 25 Folsom Av
Thone Albert, tailor J. Wisluzil, r. 605 Broadway
Thonett John, bootmaker, 4:H2 P.icific
Thoiiey Charles, butcher A. C. Beck & Co., r. 615 La-
guna
Thords Joseph, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Thoreen John G., tailor, 164 Jessie, r. 951 Mission
Thorell Michael, fireman Pacific Mail SS. China
Thorensen A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Thorensou T., Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
ThorhavnE., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
ThorhavnE., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Thorin Eugene, waiter G-. Wittmau & Co., r. 8 Quincy
PI
Thorn Charles, tanner Mission Tannery, r. 430 Shot-
well
Thorn Charles C, clerk James D. Whitney, r. 231
Eleventh
Thorn Edgar V., shipping clerk Castle Brothers, r.
2310 Washington
Thorn Henry, bookkeeper Superintendent of Streets,
r. 231 Eleventh
Thora Henry, stonemason Superintendent of Streets
Thorn John, niolder Savage k Son, r. Oakland
Thorn John, shoecutter, r. 1705 Market
Thorn Joseph H., waiter Union Club
Thorn Mary E., widow, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 231
Eleventh
Thorn Owen, clerk, r. 231 Eleventh i
Thorn R. L., student.Heald's Business College
Thorn S. F., business manager Cosmopolitan Hotel,
SW cor Bush and Sansome I
Thorn William B., bookkeeper, r. 821 Stockton !
Thorn. See Thome I
Thomagel George, carpenter, r. Ill Webster !
Thomagle Agnes Mrs., forewoman Pacific Straw;
Works, r. 913 Montgomery j
Thornagle Christian, teamster Glynn & Bridgeman,
r.9l;j Market j
Thornallay William G., carbuilder, r. 2613 Bush
Thornberry John, salesman P. Kelly, r. 281 Stevenson
Thorndike T. K., master mariner, r. G07 Ellis
Thorndyke E. P. Mrs., r. 1(12 Fourth
Thome Blanche Miss, actress Baldwin Theater, r.
122 Shotwell
Thorne Isaac N., attorney at law, 215 Sansome, room
11, r. 2030 Howard
Thorne Virginia Miss, actress Baldwin Theater, r.
122 Shotwell
Thorne Woodbury J., shoecutter Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 1705 Market
Thorne. See Thorn
Thorner John F., laborer, r. 8 Harry PI
Thorner Theodore, deputy County Clerk, r. 215
Powell
Thorney George W., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N s
Sierra, bet Louisiana and Maryland
Thornhill Alfred, bricklayer, r. 13 Bernard
Thornhill Francis, bootblack, 152 Second, r. cor Fifth
and Natoma
Thornhill Joseph, bricklayer, 35 Post, r. 834 Vallejo
Thornhill Walter, bricklayer, r. 828 Vallejo
Thornley George, driver Jersey Fai-m Dairy, r. 350
Tehama
Thornley John W., pressman S. W. Raveley, r. 725
Union
Thornley William H., bookkeeper B. Grave & Co., r.
725 Union
Thornsvard Axel, bookkeeper Jacob Strahle & Co., r.
623 California
Thornton Catherine, domestic 1216 Hyde
Tliornton Crittenden, attorney at law, 426 Cal>
fornia, room 10, r. 1915 Webster
Thornton David V., clerk Lebenbaum, Goldberg &
Co., r. 1921 Sacramento
Thornton Elisha Mrs., widow, r. 917 Post
Thornton Ellen, widow, r. 24 Howard, rear
Thornton Ellen, widow, r. 1209^ Bush
Thornton Frank, laborer Thomas McCloskey, r. 1717
Post
Thornton George, seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Chester
Thornton George B., r. 1935 Clay
Thornton George B., clerk, r. 1921 Sacramento
Thornton Harry, shoemaker, r. 1120 J« Broadway
Thornton Harry I. (Garber, Thornton & Bishop)
attorney at law, 16 S. F. Stock Exchange Building,
r. 801 Van Ness Av
Thornton Henry, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 2309
Octavia
Thornton Henry, salesman J. W. Burnham & Co., r.
2014 Fillmore
Thornton Henry, steward, r. 57 Shipley
Thornton Henry P., clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
r. 1921 Sacramento
Ttiorntoii James D., associate justice Supreme
Court of California, chambers 640 Clay, r. 1035
Post
Thornton James J., clerk Tobin, Davisson & Co., r.
1921 Sacramento
Thornton John, cutter P. Kelly, r. 415 Filbert
Thornton John, laborer, r. 916 J^ Folsom
Thornton John Jr., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
1921 Sacramento
Thornton John P., collector J. J. O'Brien & Co., r,
1921 Sacramento
Thornton L. B. Mrs., widow, r. 917 Post
Thornton Michael, longshoreman Menzies, Bingham
& Co., r. E s flings PI, ur Filbert
Thornton Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) George
Spinnej- secretary, 310 Pine, room 44
Thornton Nicholas, longshoreman, r. Ill Vallejo, rear
Thornton P. Miss, saleswoman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
1921 Sacramento
Thornton Parker, driver Potrero and B. V. RR'.,
r. cor Kentucky and Humboldt
Thoruton Ro.-ie, widow, r. Ill Vallejo, rear
Thornton Samuel, boatbuilder Timothy Collins, r.
242 Langton
Thornton Samuel K. (J. D. Culp & Co.) r. 616 Grove
Thornton S. C, waiter Franklin Hotel, 321 P.acific
Thornton Theodore P., tinsmith Brook k Eueass, r.
917 Post
Thoroe Frederick J., master mariner, office 12 Clay
Thoroughfare Hotel, Edward Stoetzer proptr,
NE cor Fifth and Brannan
Thorpe Emma, widow, r. 1225 Market
Thorpe .John, laborer, r. 545 Mission
Thorpe Robert C, bootfitter, r. 523 Stevenson
Thorpe Robert H., bootfitter, r. 623 Stevenson
Thorpe William A., r. 127)4 Clara
Thorrold Charles W., janitor U. S. Shipping Commis-
sioners Office, r. SW cor Santa Clara and Jersey
Thors Louis, photographer, 1025 Larkln, r. 40J<S
Geary
Thors Samuel, salesman, r. 1025 Larkin
Thorsen Ola, fireman tug Wizard. Broadway Wharf
Thorscn Peter, liquor saloon, 623 East
Thorsen Thore, painter, r. 144 Silver
Thorson Nicholas, commercial traveler, r. 226 Ji Oak
Thorteig Jacques, waiter Auguste Girard, r. Keyes
Alley
ThosbyL., clerk Liebes Brothers & Co., r. Oakland
Tlioiiiot Louis, porter E. Robinet, r. 15 Clara
Thrall Frank E.. conductor Market St. RR., r. 430
Valencia
Thrall Henry H., dentist, office and r. 118 Geary
Thrane Charles H., carpenter, r. 739 Howard
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Thrane Christian R., cigarB and tobacco, 815 Broad-
way, r. 739 Howard
Thrane James H., carpenter, r. 73!* Howard
Thrasher Ann Mrs., furnished rooms, 153 J^ Third
Three Brotliers (Henry C, George, and Charles
Koeth) commission merchants and wholesale
fruit, 517 Saiisonie
Threlfall Tlxoniaiij, inventor, oiSces 411 Califor-
nia and 116 Liedesdorff, r. Oakland
Tbrockinortoii Samuel R., capitalist, and iish
commissioner, office 313 California, room 5, r. 515
Post
Thron Louis, barber Flieler & Kiefer, r. 1 Cedar Av
Thron Louis Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1 Cedar Av
Thrum John F., printer, r. 11 Leroy PI
Thude Otto, barbt-r Ferdinand Sands, r. 2G1 Stev.
Thuesen John, shoemaker William Wilkinson, r. 1310
Larkln
Thuesen Nelson, driver Davis Brothers, r. 1511 Ellis
Thiiillier Louis, dyer Alexandre Berlin, r. Oakland
Thulding Thomas, solicitor, r. G41 Commercial
,Thulln Andrew O., tailor, r. 417 Mason
Thum "Victor, carpenter, r. Iti Bryant Av
Thumm Louis, groceries, 846 Market, r. 315 Stev.
Thummler Charles, shoemaker, 28 Turk, r. 114 J^ Turk,
rear
Thummler Henry, shoemaker, 3 Beale, r. 100 Mis-
sion
Thummler Liebgott C, boot and shoemaker, 6 Sacra-
mento, r. 100 Mission
Thunander Frank, blacksmith B. Blanch, r. Golden
Gate Hotel
Thurber George W., clerk B. G. Eldredge, r. 1318
Scott
Thurgood William S., clerk Henry B. Slaven, r. 136
Sixth
Thurleman Albert, laborer, r. 428 Broadway
Thiirlov Block, E s Kearny, from Sutter to Ver
Mehr PI
Thurlow Henry, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 6 Na-
toma
Thurman C. T., grocer, r. Colonnade House
Thurman Edward W., compositor Morning Call, r. "07
Fourth
Thurman Gustave A., salesman Louis Thumm, r. 534
Bush
Thurman Harris, teamster, r. E s Third Av, bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Thurman llobert B., driver Lobenbaum, Goldberg &
Co., r. 1033 Sutter
Thurston Alexander, barber HugU^odden, r. 57 Jessie
Thurston Charles, driver John iTTKruse, r. 1129 Co-
lumbia
Thurston Charles F., driver United Carriage Co., r. 19
Hubbard
Thurston Charlotte M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 229
Sixth
Thurston E. L., r. 1509 Jackson
Thurston Elliott S., mining, 315 California, room 8, r.
Iowa Hill, Cal.
Thurston E. T., solicitor S. F. Chronicle, r. Oakland
Thurston Frank, carpenter Southern Pac. RK.
Tliiirstoii George P., miniug secretary, 315 Cali-
fornia, room 8, r. Occidental Hotel
Thurston George W., driver United Carriage Co., r. 19
Hubbard
Thurston Horace S., salesman Charles L. Dingley, r.
707 Lsguua
Thurston John G.,
Foui-th
Thurston John L.
Nineteenth
Thurston Sarah E. Miss, assistant Girls' High School,
r. 1312 Jones
Thwaites Joseph, operator I. W. Taber & Co., r. 911
Hyde
Thwaits Thomas, engineer Southern Pac. RR., r. 142
Eleventh
Thyarks George, porkpacker, r. 1417 Larkin
Thyarks H. William, salesman Joost Brothers, r. SE
cor Eleventh and Mission
Thyckson Martin, r. 068 Mission
Thyes Adrian J., clerk Peter T. Gannon, r. 839 Mission
Thyes Ernest, clerk, r. 839 Mission
Thyes John B., cigars and tobacco, NE cor Third and
Mission, r. 839 Mission
Thyes Josie Miss, assi.stant Hayes Valley Grammar
School, r. 839 Mis.'iion
Thygeson George H., clerk Fireman's Fund Instirance
Co., r. 30 Laurel PI
hatter James M. Forrest, r. 142 J^
, (Titcomb & Thurston) r. 610 3i^
Thyler Agnes, widow, r. 1622 West Mission
Thynan Thomas, waiter American Exchange Hotel
Tiaffay George (A. L. Auradou & Co.) r. Sophie Ter-
race, nr Dupont
Tiaffay Morris, watchman Clay St. Market, r. 712
Montgomery
Tibbetts Calvin L., salesman Ackerman Brothers, r. 70
Clementina
Tibbetts Isaiah, calker, r. 409 Folsom
Tibbetts Julius B., engineer California St. RR., r. 1640
Sacramento
Tibbetts. See Tibbits, and Tippett
Tililjey Alexander S., fur dealer, 507 Montgom
ery, r. 712 Grove
Tibbey C. A., miner, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Tibbey Edney S., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 933 Valencia
Tibbey Henry S., fur dealer, 507 Montgomery, r. 712
Grove
Tibbey Mary A., widow, r. 712 Grove
Tibbits Lyman C, druggist, r. S 8 (726) Sixteenth, bet
Folsom and Shotwell
Tibbits Mary, widow, r. 8 s Filbert, bet Fillmore and
Steiner
Tibbits Stephtn M., physician, office and r. 931 How-
ard
Tibbitt Elisha, teamster H. H. Ellis, r. 759 Mission
Tice Eben P., mattressmaker Charles W. Eidgeway, r.
E B Columbia, bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Tice Henry M., real-estate, r. E s Columbia, bet Sis
teenth and Seventeenth
Tice. See Tyce
Tichenor A. C. & Co. (Anson 0. Tichenor) reducer-
gold and silver ores, 60 Bluxome
Tichenor Ai. son C. (\. C. Tichenor & Co.) r. 9.:i
Harrison
Tichenor H. B. & Co. (Henry B. Tichenor and
Robert G. Byxbee) lumber dealers and proptrs
Navarro Mills Packets, 42 Market
Tichenor Henry B. (H. B. Tichenor *: Co.) r. iv:
Second
Tichenor James F. , r. Occidental Hotel
Tichenor J. Frederick, r. 318 Kearny
Tichenor Ross, bookbinder I). Hicks & Co., r. 1617
Clay
Tichenor Stephen J., r. 1717 Clay
Tichner Benjamin, barber Jacob Davis, r. 807 Jackson
Tichner Minna, widow, r. 229 Tyler
Tichner Moses L., bookkeeper M. Heller & Brothers,
r. 229 Tyler
Tichner Solomon, r. 807 Jackson
Tichner. See Tischner
Ticino Hotel, Benedetto Genardini proptr, 518 Pacific
Tickner Charles, salesman William A. H. Godfrey, r.
7 Howard Court
Tickner Daniel, blacksmith, r. 4 Elliot Park
Tickner Frank, dummymau Clay St. Hill RR., r. 4
Elliot Park
Tickner John, painter C. A. Bernard, r. 135 Natoma
Tickner Leon, driver Clay St. Hill RR., r. 1715 Jones
Tickner Mary, widow, r. 7 Howard Court
Ticoulet Bernard (Ticoulet & Pinot) r. 14 Harlan PI
Ticoulet Martin, milkman, r. SW cor Twenty-ninth
and San Jose Av
Ticoulet & Pinot (Bernard Ticoulet and Charles
Pinot) restaurant, 308^ Sutter
Tidball Lawrence P., reporter Alta California,r. IIOM
Turk
Tidball Scott, artist, r. 1619 California
Tidball Thomas, r. Montgomery's Hot.^l
Tidd Charles, carpenter, r. 2614 Polk
Tidd John A. (Tldd & Dockum) r. 710 Vallejo
Tidd .% Dockum (John A. Tidd and James A. Dock-
umiliquor saloon. SE cor Sacramento and Kearny
Tiddey Richard, v/hitener Frederick A. Jennings, r.
1512 Turk
Tide land Reclamation Co., J. S. Lambert secretary,
320 Sansome, room 20
Tidell Andrew, expressman, r. 1918 Pacific Av, rear
Tideman Henry, deckhand stmr Hope, Folsom St.
Wharf
Tideman. See Tiedeman and Teideman
Tieck John F. R., groceries and liquors, SE cor Post
and Jones
Tiede Leopold, upholsterer Mrs. A. L. Fulton, r. 727
Brannan
Tiedeman D. ft Co. (Diedrich Tiedeman and John 0.
Barg) produce and commission merchants, 210
. Clay
Tiedeman Diedrich (D. Tiedeman & Co.)r. 317 Ninth
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY,
LACE CURTAINS, BLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office: 33 Geary St
J. MACDONOUGH, "'I^^^u^J!,
OV AXD DEALER IX AL.L. KIXDS OF KORKIGN
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Tiedeman Henry, drayman Petersen & Co., r. 1214
Ellis
Tiedeman John, engineer Pac. Coast Packing Co., r.
1337 Diipont
Tiedeman Sophia, widow, r. 327 Geary
Tiedemaun Dora W. Miss, assistant Haight St. School,
r. 1G30 Eddy
Tledemauu George, driver Market St. ER., r. Hoff .\v,
nr Sixteenth
Tledemann Henry (Tiedemann & Schoniaker) r. 902
Pacific
Tiedemann Henry H., stationery, l(i30 Eddy
Tiedemaun Herman, laborer, r. 10U7 Battery
Tiedeiuann Martin, groceries and liquors, NW cor
McAllister & Gough
Tiedemann & Schomaker (Henry Tiedemann and An-
drew Schomaker) groceries and liquors, NW cor
Powell and Pacific
Tiegeler John H., groceries and liquors, 18 Natoma
Tieuey William, coal passer Pacific Mail SS. City of
New York
Tienken Henry, salesman Julius Thierbach, r. 623
Stevenson
Tienken Julius, .salesman J. H. A. Folkers & Bro-
ther, r. Hansa Hotel
Tlermann Hi-nry, teamster Stearns & Smith, r. 118
Sacramento
Tiernan Annie E. Mrs., assistant Tylor St. Primary
School, r. 1010 Pierce
Tiernan James M., health inspector, oftlce 121 Geary,
r. 005 Polk
Tiernan John, r. 321 Pacific
Tiernan John, plasterer, r. il^H Clementina
Tiernan Michael, tanner, N s Thirtieth, bet Sanchez
and Church
Tiernan Patrick, laborer, r. 500 Shotwell, rear
Tiernan Patrick H., steamboat builder, r. NW cor So-
lano and Minnesota
Tiernau Patrick J., attorney at law, 5G Montgomery
Block, r. 1010 Pierce
Tiernan Richard (Tiernan & Co.) r. 2G17 Mission
Tiernan & Co. (Richard Tiernan and Albert Marsh)
hay and grain, wood and coal, 2618 and 2620 Mis-
sion
Tierney Anthony, horseshoer John O'Rourke, r. Col-
umbia Hotel
Tierney Bernard, foreman Omnibus RR., r. 13 Clara
Tierney Catherine, widow, r. 2507 Mission
Tierney David, laborer, r. 1 Zoe PI
Tierney Edward, plasterer, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Tierney Edward P., physician, office and r. il5
Broadway
Tierney Elizabeth, widow, r. E s Dolores, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Tierney Fannie, domestic 1364 Post
Tierney Frank, r. 530 Stevenson
Tierney James, r. 531 O'Farrell
Tierney James, longshoreman, r. NE cor Filbert and
Norton PI
Tierney James J., marble cutter, r. NE cor Filbert
and Norton PI
Tierney John, r. 531 O'Farrell
Tierney John, laborer, r. 1019 Market, rear
Tierney John F., waiter Muehe & Duggan, r. 139
Minna
-t Tierney John J., carpenter, r. 1023 York
-I'Tierney John P., framejoiucr Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
1 134 Fourth
Tierney John, laborer, r. 324 Pacific, rear
Tierney Joseph, watchman Cosmopolitan Hotel
Tierney Martin, wood and coal, 14 Everett, r. 23 Ev-
erett
Tierney Mary, widow, r. 324 Pacific, rear
Tierney Mary Mrs., nurse, r. 458 Natoma
Tierney Michael, porter A. Doble. r. 8 Vassar PI
Tierney Patrick, boilemiaker, v. 13 Clara
Tierney Patrick, fanner, N s Ocean House Road, nr
Industrial School
Tierney Patrick, hostler Michelsen & Son, r. 432
Eddy
Tierney Patrick, laborer, r. 602 Seventh
Tierney Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 77
Clementina
Tierney Patrick, waiter SS. Humboldt, r. 123 Jackson
Tierney Philip, teamster Collins k Tuttle, r. 1.325
Natoma
Tierney Thomas, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Tierney Thomas (Hardimau & Tierney) r. 710 Bran-
nan
Tierney Thomas, blacksmith, r. 263 Clementina
Tierney Thomas, gardener City and County Hospital,
r. 1023 York
Tierney Thomas, hackman. Plaza, r. 1256 Bryant
Tierney Thomas, laborer 8. F. Gaa Light Co., r. 24
Folsom Av
Tierney Thomas, liquor saloon, NE cor New Mont-
gomery and Howard
Tierney Thomas, longshoreman, r. 8W cor Jackson
and Drumm
Tierney Thomas, tillermau Hook and Ladder No. 2,
S. F. F. D., r. 627 Broadway
Tierney Thomas, trimmer O'Connor & Sheehy, 1034
Market
Tierney William H., marblecutter, r. NE cor Filbert
and Norton PI
Tieroff Augustus, housecarpenter, r. 1116 Kearny
Tiesteel Joseph C, mate ship Samuel Watts, Front
St. Wharf
Tietjen Albert, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Tietjen Anthony, Cigarmakers' Assn., 771 Market
Tietjen B. H., master mariner, office 12 Clay
Tietjen Diedrich W. (Kelting & Tietjen) r. 627 Union
Tietjen Henry (H. Aherns & Co.) r. 1519 Pine
Tjetjen Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Broad-
way and Leavenworth
Tietjen Henry, liquor saloon, 906 Kearny, r. 8W cor
Pacific and Dupont
Tietjen Hermann, groceries and liquors, 520 Pine
Tietjea Hermann, porter County Recorder
Tietjen J., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Tietjen John, car inspector Southern Pac. RR., r. 2004
Devisadero
Tietjen John, clerk Hermann Tietjen, r. 520 Pine'
Tietjen John, laborer, r. 1218 Green
Tietjen John, stairbuilder Aithur McGuire, r. NE cor
St. Mary and California
Tietjen John H., r. N s Nevada, bet Vermont and
Kansas
Tietjen Richard, clerk Hermann Tietjen, r. 520 Pine
Tietzeu Paul O., bookkeeper Philip Liesenfeld, r. 945
Folsom
Tiffany Byron Ij., merchant, r. 11 Twenty-sixth
Tiffacy George A., compositor, r. 605 Pine
Tiffany Henry, r. 527 Shotwell
Tiffany Homer B., mining, r. Lindell House
Tiffany Owen, waiter, r. 1233 Union
TiffMuy Peer, clerk, r. 6U0 Bush
Tifl'any Robert J., capitalist, r. 600 Bush
Tiffany Theresa, domestic 1138 Howard
Tifl'any William Z., bookkeeper, r. 600 Bush
Tifft Edward W., carpenter, r. 812 Dolores
Tifift Julius, driver, r. 793 M Stevenson
Tiger Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co..
Cal.) Ellis Edwards secretary, 330 Pine, room 27
Tiger Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) Charles A. Sankey
secretary, 331 Montgomery, room 20
Tiger Mining Co. (Yavapai Co., Arizona) W. H. Lent
se retary, 62 Nevada Block
Tighe Annie, widow, r. 13 Ritch
Tighe Charles, longshoreman, r. SW cor Jackson and
Drumm
Tighe James, actor California Theater, r. 1425 Kearny
Tighe James P., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 854
Mission
Tighe John, attorney at law, r. 1425 Kenrny
Tigho Martin, boottreer Rosenthal, Feder k Co., r.
122 I,angton
Tighe Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1425 Keavny
TiKlie JIatthew. cook W. C. Rippcy, r. 515 Pine
Tigho Thomas B., steward stmr Reform, Jackson St.
Wharf
Tilburn John, bagmaker Neyille & Co., r. 7 Hinckley
Tilden Charles L., carpenter and builder, 8 Quincy,
r. 1113 Tyler
Tilden Charles L., clerk Harmon J. Tilden, r. 1132
Valencia
Tilden George A., clerk, r. 1227 Mission
Tilileii Harmon J., attorney at law, office 533
Kearny, r. 1132 Valencia
Tildeu Heber N., merchant, r. 119 Mason
Tilden Horatio, clerk, r. 100 McAllister
Tilden Joseph, chairman Pac. Stock Exchange, r. 30
Hawthorne
Tilden R. A., painter, r. 530 Harrison
Tih-ston Frederick L., sewing machine adjuster
Samuel Hill, r. 803 Mason
Tileston G. W., locksmith, 227 Post
Tilford Frank, gravel, sand, and shell, NW cor Sixth
and Channel, r. N s Bay, bet Hyde and Larkin
Till William, tailor, r. 10 Wetiaore PI
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II The Finest a.ncl Cltoicestof all
American Table Wines.
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Tillerson Andrew, seaman, r. 250 Spear
Tilley Alexander, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 228 Sixteenth
Tilley Charles B., salesman Wellnian, Peck & Co.,
r. Oakland
Tilley M. R. Mrs., r. 637 Folsoiu
Tilley William J., salesman Wellman, Peck & Co., r.
Oakland
Tilling Anna, widow, dressmaker, r. 1513 Geary
Tilliughast , salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
206 Kearny
Tillinghast D. Fraser, clerk Falkuer, Bell & Co., r.
The Baldwin
Tillinghast William D., clerk Welch & Co., r. Saucelito
Tillinghast William H., ofiBce 320 Sansome, room 6,
r. Saucelito
Tillman Augustus, saddle and harnessmaker, 313
Minna
Tillman Frank J., capitalist, r. 1916 Larkin
Tillman Mary, widow, r. 1615 Mason
Tillman Walter F. (Smith & Tillman) r. 1010 Colum-
bia
Tillman William, cook Melchior Pieper, 154 Second
Tillman William J., porter Main & Winchester, r.
426 Shotwell, rear
Tillmann Frederick (Tillmann & Bendel) r. Oakland
Tillmann Frederick J., shipping clerk Tillmann &
Bendel, r. 522 Sutter
Tillmann & Bendel (Frederick Tillmann and
Herman Bendel) importers and wholesale gro-
cers. SW cor Clay and Battery
Tillson Naomi Mrs., furnished rooms, 20 Everett
Tillson A. T., machinehand Union Furniture Manuf .
Co., r. 319 Fourth
Tillson Charles, machine operator Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 20 Howard Court
Tillson Charles, Tax Collector City and County,
office new City Hull, first floor, r. 1200 Leav.
Tillson Emma, seamstress, r. 1307 Pacific
Tillson Frederick M., machine ojierator Buckingham
& Hecht, r. 253 Stevenson
Tillson Joseph A., cook A. E. Swain, r. 280 Jessie
Tilton Charles H., dairyman, r. 724 Fulton
Tilton Charles S., deputy County Surveyor, r. 2425
Filbert
Tilton Edward, surveyor, r. 504 Stockton
Tilton John, laborer Continental Oil and Transporta-
tion Co., r. 12 White PI
Tilton Joseph 11., manuf hair restorative, r. 12 White
PI
Tilton Stephen S., real-estate, r. 2425 Filbert
Tilton Walter M., clerk, r. 2425 Filbert
Tilton William H., salesman Jones & Co., r. 1018 Mis-
sion
Tilton. See Tilden
Tiuike James H., bookkeeper, r. 1606 California
Timke John, merchant, r. 1606 California
Timke. See Timpke
Timm Carl, master mariner, r. E s Sanchez, bet Dun-
can and Twenty-eighth
Timm Emily, domestic 1357 Post
Timm Ernest A., salesman Peixotto & Silverman, r.
509 Steiuer
Timm Ernst, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. N s Twen-
ty-ninth, bet Church and Sanchez
Timm Joachim D. , r. E s Sanchez, bet Twenty-eighth
and Duncan
Timmerman George W., salesman R. F. Osborn & Co.,
r. 420 Leavenworth
Timmerman William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Timmins Fr.incis, plasterer, r. 545 >$ Natoma
Timmins John, journalist S. F. Chronicle, r. 721 Cal.
Timminy Kate, domestic 310 Fulton
Tinimons John, capitalist, r. Commercial Hotel
Timney Ellen J., widow, bakery and confectionery,
1505 Powell
Timney Frank, driver N. B. and Mission RR.,r. 735
Folsom
Timony Thomas B., laborer, r. 12 Maria
Timpke Frederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 539
Seventh
Timpke. See Timke
Tindal Geor-e W. (Ellis & Tiudal) r. 1113 Clay
Tinel Julian, baker, r. 1320 Stockton
Tingley Bedford A., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E
8 Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Tingley George B. Mrs., widow, r. 27 Hawthorne
Tingman John H., bookkeeper, r. 1030 Vallejo
Tinisdo Modesto, cigarmaker Sanderson k Horu, r.
1320 Stockton
Tinkham C. P., real-estate agent, 438 California, r.
Russ House
Tinkham Henry J., painter City RR., r. 1933)^ Jessie
Tinkham Herbert, seaman schr Apache, Vallejo St.
Wharf
Tinkler William, hostler John B. French, r. 919
Tyler
Tinnemann Loiiis, fruits, 1502 Polk
Tinney James, miner, r. cor Fifth Av and M, South
S. F.
Tinoco J. M. & Co. (Jose M. Tinoco and Jos6 Costa)
importers and commission merchants, 323 Front
Tinoco Jose M. (J. M. Tinoco & Co.) and consul Sal-
vador, r. 816 Jackson
Tintrop Henry, frescopainter, r. 417 Post, rear
Tioga Consolidated Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co.,
Cal.) W. H. Lent secretary, 62 Nevada Block
Tip .Top Silver Mining Co. (Yavapai Co., Arizona) D.
F. Verdenal secretary, 6 and 7 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Tlppett J. Emory, office 430 Pine, r. 1107 Mason
Tippetts G. F., nurse, r. 36 OTarrell, rear
Tippetts. See Tibbetts and Tibbits
Tipping William, barber Max Warmbath, r. Fourth
St. Hotel
Tirlier Clement, waiter Tschurr & Dingeon
Tirrell Anna M., widow, r. 1102 Taylor
Tirrell C. & P. H. & Co. (Cyrus and P. H.Tir
rell, and Henry Edwards) importers and manuts
boots and shoes, 419 Clay
Tirrell Cyrus (C. & P. H. Tirrell & Co.) r. South Wey-
mouth Mass.
Tirrell P. H. (C. & P. H. Tirrell & Co.) r. South Wey-
mouth, Mass.
Tirrell. See Tyrrell, Terrell, Terrill, and Turrell
Tirtelot W. M., solicitor Renton Coal Co., r. m
Stockton
Tischner Joseph, tinsmith E. Pander, r. Jackson, nr
Stockton
Tischner. See Tichenor, and Tichner
Tiscoinia John, marblecutter U. Grossini, r. 1518
Stockton
Tisdale T. Rolph, bookkeeper Edward M. Gallagher,
r. SW cor California and Fair Avs, B. H.
Tisdall E. W., clerk Naval Rendezvous, r. Cosmopoli-
tan Hotel
Tishler George books and toys, 809 Larkin
Tishthiiler John, cigarmaker, r. 808 Howard
Tissot Gnstave, clerk, r. 833 Pacific
Tissot Jean G., shoemaker, r. 833 Pacific
Titcomb A. C. «te Co. (Albert C. Titcomb) im-
porters and wholesale de.ilers watches, diamonds,
jewelry, etc., 24 Post, up stairs
Titcomb Albert C. (A. C. Titcomb & Co.) r 713 Hyde
Titcomb Henry D. (Titcomb & Thurston) r. Alameda
Titcomb Hosea, carx^enter Union Box Factory, r. 45
Second
Titcomb Jeremiah, waiter Antonio S. Smeth, r. 1020
Market
Titcomb John H., bookkeeper Folger, Schilling & Co.,
r. 225 Ellis
TitL'omb & Thurston (Henry D. Titcomb and John L.
Thurston) purchasing and forwarding agents,
205 Sacramento
Titlow Oliver J., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 706J4
Pine
Titlow William, compositor, r. 703 J^ Pine
Tittel Albert, clerk Frederick Tobelman, r. SW cor
Steiner and California
Tittel Albert P., jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Ha-
denfeldt, r. 1912 Mason
Tittel B. Ernst, real-estate agent, r. 126 First Av
Tittel Carrie Miss, tejicher music, r. 113 Oak
Tittel Charles, bricklayer, r. 509 Stockton
Tittel Curtis, laborer, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Tittel Elizan M., widow, r. Winchester House
Tittel Frank C, real-esti'te, r. 423 Bush
Tittel Minnie E. Mrs., real-estate, r. 417 Bush
Titus Benjamin P., clerk H.P. Wakelee & Co., r. 322
Turk
Titus Daniel (Pillsbury & Titus) attorney at law, 306
Pine, r. Oakland
Titus Henry W,, agent Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 913
Union
Titua Isaac S.. physician, 34 Kearny, and Commis-
sioner of Insanity, r. 322 Turk
Titus J. Mr.s,, r. 25}<j Sixth
Titus John T. , plumber, r. 17 Howard Court
Titus J. W. Mrs., widow, r. 714 Seventeenth
Tivnan Dominick, shoemaker, r. 1703 Market
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Tivoll Garden, Kreling Brothers proptre, 28-32
Eddy
Tixier Eugene E., bookkeeper, r. 169 Silver
Tixier John, watchmaker P. A. Gianuiiii,r. 169 Silver
ToaroHeiulrii h, laborer, r. Ns Seventh Av, Souths. F.
Toaspern William, pianouaker, 647 Market, r. 736
Vallejo, rear
Tobbenboske Hermann, liquor saloon, SW cor Second
and Market, r. :>'2 Second
Tobbenboske J. Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Second and Howard
Tobelmaun Frederick, cigars and tobacco, 5 Dupont,
r. 2503 California
Tobehnauu Henry, groceries and liqtiors, hay, grain,
and coal, SE cor Hayes and Franklin, r. NE cor
Linden Av and Franklin
Tobenor Charles Jr., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
429 Bush
Tobert Martin, mate schr Maggie Douglas, Eureka
Dock
Tobey Albert D. H. (Tobey & Co.) r. 448 Guerrero,
rear
Tobey Albert R., shipjoiner, r. 10 Hampton PI
Tobey Charles F. (Tobey & Co.) r. 448 Guerrero, rear
Tobey Curtis, proptr Metropolitan Foundry, and
mauuf sash weights, 228 and 230 Fremont, r. 327
Fremont
Tobey E<lwin L., shoemaker S. W. Rosentock & Co., r.
28 Minna
Tobey Henry A., seaman echr Nicholas Bruns, Beale
St. Wharf
Tobey William G., driver City RR., r. 228 Sixteenth
Tobey William H., compositor Morning Call, r. 417
Kearny
Tobey William H. H., publisher Pacific Churchman,
605 Montgomery, r. 2 Sharp PI
Tobey Willis E., brassmolder, r. 2 Sharp PI
Tobey & Co. (Charles F. and Alb rt D. H. Tobey)
proptra Mission and City 'Transfer Co., .5l'4 Valen-
cia
Tobias Celia, hairdresser, r. 127 Eddy
Tobias Jacob Mrs., widow, r. 1619 Sutter
Tobias Louis, ilerk The Directory Publishing Co., r.
704 Clementina
Tobias Marks, tailor, r. 704 Clementina
Tobias Nathan J., clerk, r. 1619 Sutter
Tobias Samuel L., clerk Morris Shloss, r. 704 Clem.
Tobias Theodore, bellman Overland House
Tobias William S., chief engineer stmr Bay City, r.
Winchester House
Tobin Alfred, r. SE cor California and Taylor
Tobin Annie, widow, r. 26 Ritch
Tobin Bartl. tt, conductor Central RR., r. 1540 Eddy
Tobin, DavisKon <& Co. (Thomas Tobiu and R.
G. Davisson) importers fancy and millinery
goods, 6 and 8 Sutter
Tobiu Dennis, brick dealer, r. 813 O'Farrell
Tobiu Edward, coachman John Parrott, r. 620 Folsom
Tobin Edward M., pianotuner, r. 113 Turk
Tobin Florence Miss, r. 1006 Pine
Tobin James, baker, r.28 Mary
Tobin James, baker John C. Carroll, 110 Fir>it
Tobin James, fireman Pacific Mail SS. City of Sydney
Tobin James P., salesman Thomas D. Tobin, r. 813
O'Farrell •
Tobin James, S. F. Ship Calkers' Asan, Barra's Hall
Tobin John, bookkeeper, r. 787 Mission
Tobin John, bootmaker, 446 Valencia
Tobin John, candlemaker S. F. Candle Co., r. 112
Dore
Tobin John, dyer 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r. 119
Shotwell
Tobin John, exprc.'ismau. r. 409 Main
Tobin John, helper Fulton Iron Works, r.25fl Tehama
Tobin John, laborer, r. 122 Shipley
Tobin John, laborer, r. 1508 Pacific
Tobin John, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Tobin John, slioemaker, UY-iU Stevenson
Tobin Jolin H., merchant tailor, 114 M<mtgomery,
r. Occidental Hotel
Tobin Joliu J., notary public, .321 Montgomery, r. 109
Van Ness Av
Tobin John J. Jr., student, r. 109 Van Ness Av
Tobin John R., laborer, r. 1226 Green
Tobin John W., barber, r. 1207 Sielner
Tobin Kate Miss, packer Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. 112 Dore
Tobin Maggie Miss, seamstress, r. 810 Twentieth
Tobin Mark, janitor, r. SW cor Polrero Av and El Do-
rado
Tobin Mary, chambermaid The Baldwin
Tobin Mary Miss, dressmaker r. 202 Stevenson
Tobin Miles J., polisher Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 812
Buchanan
Tobiu Morris, broommaker, 1508 Pacific
Tobin P., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Tobin Patrick, bootmaker, r. S s Prospect PI, nr Cal-
ifornia Av, B. H.
Tobin Patrick, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.^ Potrero
Works
Tobin Patrick, seaman, r. United States Hotel
Tobin Patrick J., policeman City Hall, r. 1226 Green
Tobin Richard, r. 109 Eighth
Tobin Richard (Tobin & Tobin) r". SE cor California
and Taylor
Tobin Richard, cartman, r. NE cor Tenth and Bryant
Tobiu Rit hard, farmer, 8 s Ocean House Road, nr
Ocean House School
Tobin Richard, laborer Golden Gate Park
Tobin Richard, seaman, r. 131 Folsom
Tobin Richard Jr., r. SE cor California and Taylor
Tobin Richard C, stockbroker, 314 Montgomery ,room
3, r. 718 O'Farrell
Tobin Robert (Tobin te Tobin) r. 8E cor Pine and
Mason
Tobiu Robert, varnisher. r. 109 Eighth
Tobin Robert J., Police Commissioner, ofiice old City
Hall, room 7, r. 1425 Stockton
Tobin Thomas (Tobin, Davisson & Co.) r. Palace
Hotel
Tobin Thomas, carrepairer Central Pac. RR., r. 112
Dore
Tobin Thomas, laundryman, r. Central Pacific Hotel
Tobiu Thomas, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Tobiu Thomas D., brick agent, office 335 Montg«n-
ery. yard Third St.Wharf, r. 813 O'Farrell
Tobin Thomas L., varnisher, r. 14 Sumner
Tobin William, clerk, r. 112 Shotwell
Tobin William A., nurse City aud County Hospital, r.
1019 M Alabama
Tobin & Tobin (Richard and Robert Tobin) at-
torneys at law, NE cor Montgomery and Post
Tobriner Matthew (Bauer, Tobriner & Co.) r. 834
McAllister
Toche Clement, carriagepainter, 820 Folsom, r. 118
Post
Tochemi Basilio, florist, r. 182 Stevenson, rear
Todd A. H. & Co. (Alexander H. Todd) stockbrokers,
419 California, room 16
Todd Alexander H. (A. H. Todd & Co.) r. Commer-
cial Hotel
Todd Charles, plumber, r. 103 First
Todd H. H., manager Buchanan & Lyall, 315 Bat-
tery, r. Oakland
Todd Jane, widow, boarding, 807 Brannan
Todd John, r. 2326 Piue
Todd John N., receiving teller London and San Fran-
cisco Bank, r. 25 Dupont
Todd Joseph, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 419
O'Farrell
Todd Samuel T.. seaman, r. 41 Vallejo
Todd. See Todt
Todhunter Alfred Rev., pastor St. John's Episcopal
Church, r. SE cor Valencia and Fifteenth
Todhunter George, ropemaker Cal. Wire Works, r.
1014 Washington
Todt Diedrich, collector W. Haker & Hinz., r. 345 Jes-
sie
Todt E. Mrs., widow, domestic 2012 Pine
Todt Ferdinand (Wagner & Todt) r. S s Clipper, nr
Church
Todt Frederick (Todt & Boss) r. 1813 J« Kearny, rear
Todt John, cutler and locksmith, 119 Leidesdorff. r. 8
s Clipper, nr Church
Todt John, driver Philadelphia Brewery, r. 48 Clem.
Todt John Peter, r. 708 Broadway
Todt & Boss (Frederick Todt and Frederick Boas)
blacksmiths, NW cor Front and Market
Todt. See Todd, and Toedt
Todtman Theodore E., chronometer and watchmaker,
614 Merchant, r. Oakland
Toedt Henry, Oakland and S. F. Express, 26 Sacra-
mento, r. Oakland
Toedt Theodore, cavriagemaker, r. 4 Laskie
Toeflfner Kruest, packer Henry J. Boese, r. .')12 Davis
Toellner Edward, hostler M. Michelseu & Son, r. 432
Eddy
Toepke William, teacher music, r. 1625 Sutter
Toft Christopher (Peterson & Co.) r. 427 O'Farrell
Toft Minnie, widow, r. 614 }i Linden Av
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Tognottl Onesto (Marsili & Co.) r. 320 Broadway
Toher John, carriage painter, r. 237 Main
Toher Su6ie, domestic 703 Shotwell
Tohnan S. E., coalpasser SS. Oregon, Folsom St.
Wharf
Tointin William H., steward SS. Los Angeles, r. 57
Shipley
Tojetti Domenico, figure and portrait painter, studio
and r. 223 Leavenworth
Tojetti Edward, portrait painter, studio and r. 223
Leavenworth
Tojetti Virgilio, artist, studio 93 St. Ann's Building,
r. 223 Leavenworth
Tokay er B. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 466)4 Sixth
Toklas, Bro-wii Si Co., (Lewis Brown, Max
Toklas, Morris Brown, and Bahr Sheideman) im-
porters and nianufs clothing and furnishing
goods, 24 and 26 Sansome
Toklas Ferdinand (Toklas & Singerman, Seattle, W.
T., Toklas & Goldstone, Olympia, W. T., and To-
klas, Baden & Co., Canyonville, Oregon) office 24
and 2G Sansome, r. 922 O'Farrell
Toklas Max (Toklas, Brown & Co.) r. New York
Toland Bridget Mrs., r. 11 Garden
Toland Charles, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 611 ?4
Minna
Toland Cliarles G., physician, office 7 Mont-
gomery Av. r. Palace Hotel
Toland Daniel, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 860
Folsom
Toland Frank, clerk Wyndh.am Muncey, r. Pacific
Lodging House
Toland H. H. Mrs., widow, r. 810 Jackson
Toland James, comedian Adelphi Theater
Toland James, laborer, r. 12 Broadway
Toland James, marblepolisher Charles Bianchi, r.
1250 Market
Toland John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 860
Folsom ^
Toland John, laborer Magdalen Asyliim
Toland Lizzie Miss, shoefitter Buckingham k Hecht,
r. 1137 ;<S Folsom
Toland Mary, widow, r. 352 Eleventh
Toland Medical College, E s Stockton, bet
Chestnut and Francisco
Toland Michael, warehouseman C. S. Moses & Co., r.
509 Octavia
Toland Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Cas-
sius Hotel
Toland Thomas 0.,law student George D. Shadburne,
r. 319 Bush
Tolford Charles F., clerk Crane & Brigham, r. 419
Harrison
Toll B., with South Pac. Coast RR., r. Alameda
ToUe Matilda, widow, furnished rooms, 514 Bush
Tolls Oscar A., clerk, r. 514 Bush
ToUe Peter, laborer < 'al. Sugar Refinery, r. E s Eighth,
bet Brannan and Towuseud
Tolles Charles H., shorthand reporter, 402 Montgom-
ery, room 34, r. 27 Oak
Tolles David H., clerk, r. 211 Gough
Tolley W. E., driver Market St. BR.
Tollin William, porter Michels, Friedlander & Co., r.
2214 Fillmore
Tolman Alva W., engineer Southern Pac. RR.. r. 153
Sixteenth
Tolman Edward, coal passer SS. Oregon, Folsom St.
Wharf
TolmaJi George B., civil and mining engineer, r.
Bright, bet Randall and Central
Tolman James, pressman M. Schmidt & Co., r. 659
Howard
Tolman Quirina L., widow, r. 528 Green
Tolman Rufus, driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 1123
Bush
Tolo Joseph, smelter Selby Smelting and LeadWorks
Tolo Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) William W. Bans-
man Secretary, 409 California, room 4
Tolpey Frank, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Tolpey William, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Tomalty Annie, domestic 1217 Geary
Tomalty Catherine, domestic 91() Natoma
Tomalty John, tanner Timothy H. Corcoran, r. S s
Day, bet Dolores and Railroad track
Tomalty John, teamster A. E. Buckman, r. NE cor
Church and Borland
Tomalty Luke, laborer, r. 144 Perry
Tomalty Mary, domestic 703 Shotwell
Tomalty Patrick J., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Minna and Sixth
Tomasetti G. Batista, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Mont.
Tomaslni Carlo, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Tomei Emilia, widow, r. 1518 Powell, rear
Tomei Emilio, porter M. W. Levy & Co., r. 1518 Powell ,
rear
Tomesablo Mark, boarding, 16 Virginia
Tomforde Charles, r. 411 Pacific
Tomich Michael, porter L. G. Sresovich, r. 628 Bat-
tery
Tomkins G. G., designer Schulz & Fischer, r. Oak-
land
Tomkins. See Tompkins
Toniklnson James, livery and sale stables, 67-61
Minna, r. 57 Minna
Tomless Frank, fisherman, r. S s Greenwich, nr San-
some, rear
Tomliusou Edward, laborer Wool Agency Ware-
house, r. 608 Sixth
Tonilinson Edwin, molder, r. Excelsior Hotel
Tomlinsou Elizabeth Mrs., r. 1217 York
Tomlinsoii John Edward, painter, r. 620 Natoma
Tomlinsou Joseph, selector Thomas Day, r. 115 Wil-
liam
Tonilinson Thomas N., chief engineer O. & O. SS.
Gaelic, r. 534 Second
Tommereg Andrew, seaman, r. 16 Vincent
Tompkins Frederick, bootmaker, r. 4 Virginia PI
Tompkins Frederick W., attorney at law, 320 San-
some, room 30, r. Oakland
Tompkins James T. (Tompkins & McDonald) r. Chi-
cago Hotel
Tompkins Mary M., widow, r. 509 Powell
Tompkins M. M., a'countnnt Hongkong and Shang-
hai Bunking Corporation, 423 California, r. San
Rafael
Tompkins Thom.is, clerk, r. 812 California j
Tompkins Thomas, coflee saloon, 135 Post, r. 118 Post I
Tompkins Walter H., attorney st law, 504 Kearny, r. |
1904 Laguna
Tompkins & McDonald (James T. Tompkins and
Thomas McDonald) liquor saloon, NW cor Bat-
tery and Pacific
Tompkins. See Tomkins
Tompkiuson Joseph, salesman Reid & Brooks, r. 923
Post
Toms Ricliard. seaman schr St. Thomas
Tomsky Ellas H., signpainter Martin & Co., r. 722
Clementina I
Tomsky Henry, painter, and musician, r. 722 Clem.
Tomsky Louis, house and signpainter, r. 429 Fulton
Tomsky William, painter, r. 526,^ Linden Av
Tomton William, steward Pacific Coast SS. Los An-
geles
Ton Halle, George Voges proptr, 125 Post
Tonar Hugh, wood and coal, N s Townsend, bet Sec-
ond and Third, r. 40 Clarence PI
Touengen Chiist., seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Toner Ellen, domestic Marlborough House
Toner Henry, teamster Diggins Brothers, r. 2520 Sutter
Toner James, r. 1110 Eddy
Toner James, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. N B Shas-
ta, bet Michigan and Illinois
Toner John, hostler J. H. Swain, r. 417 Folsom
Toner Patrick, horseshoer, 143 Minna, r. 152 Minna
Toner Patrick M., teamster, r. 511 Bryant
Toner Peter, laborer S, F. Gas Light Co., r. W sMich-
igan, bet Napa and Shasta
Tongp R. H., conductor Sutter St. RR., r. 1006 Larkin
TOOTNI MICHAEL G. importer
and dealer foreign and domestic books and sta-
tionery, 26 Montgomery Av, r. 22 Wetmore PI
Tonjes Martin, clerk H.G. Sahuke, r.SE cor Sixteenth
and Dolores
Tonjes William (Tonje.<< & Co.) r. 704 Seventeenth
Tonjes William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Tonjes k Co. (William Tonjes and Arthur Grote) gro-
ceries and liquors, NW cor Seventeenth and
Church
Tonjier Henri, r. Helvetia Hotel
Tonks Joshua, engraver, 614 Merchant, r. Berkeley
Tonnelitr Armand, iseddler, r. 638 Pacific, rear
Tonnemacher Henry, clerk O. D. Buttelmann, r. SW
cor Twenty-third and Mission
Tonnemacher Julius, liquor saloon, 913 Kearny, r. 115
Virsinia
Tonner Ferdinand (Shirek & Tonner) r. 715 Howard
Tonner John A., physician, r. 317 Mason
Tonnesen Stole, turner, r. NW cor Montgomery and
Greenwich
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Tonneson Hans M., captain tug Elizabeth Mary, Mis-
6ion Kools Ferry
Tonneson Thomas S., waiter J. W. Morrel, r. Ken-
tucky House
Tonninssen John, butcher Henry J. Boese, r. 512
Davis
Tonningsen Nicholas H., butcher Henry J. Boese, r.
512 Davie
Tonson Peter, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Toodles Edward, hackdriver Louis Michelsen, r. 440
Eddy
Toohey Cornelius W., groceries, 604 Market, r. 1007
California
Toohey Ellen Miss, seamstress, r. 8 s Twenty-flfth,
nr Sanchez
Toohey Frederick, milker Emanuel Steiner, r. Eigh-
teenth Av, between F and G., South S. F.
Toohey James. papercarrier.r. Vi 8Sansome,bet Union
and Filbert
Toohey James, shoemaker Charles Dietle, r. 1211
Union
Toohey John, laborer ■William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Toohey Mary Miss, capmaker, r. 458 Natoma
Toohey Patrick, laborer, r. 89 Stevenson
Toohey Thomas, laborer A. E. Buckman, r. NE cor
Church and Dorland
Toohey. See Toohy and Twohey
Toohig Dennis, laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. N s
Sierra, btt Michigan and Georgia
Toohy Dennis J. (Toohy k Jouasson) r. 827 Twen-
tieth
Tooliy «St Jouasson (Dennis J. Toohy and 8. J.
Jonasson) attorneys at law, 302 Montgomery,
rooms 13-15
Tooker Eugene B., order clerk Liebenbaum & Gold-
berg, r. 749 Howard
Toole Daniel, porter What Cheer House, r. N s Fair-
mount, bet Chenery and Palmer
Toole George, painter John J. Cuoney, r. 51 Shipley
Toole .lane, widow, r. 822 Green
Toole Winiam, plumber, r. 822 Green
Toole. See O 'Toole
Tooley George W., bootmaker Porter, Oppenhelmer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 28 Minna
Toombs James, shipctirpenter, r. 13 Pacific
Toomer George C, blacksmith Tait & Hainqiie, r.
949 Harrison
Toomey Daniel, blacksmith, r. 264 Clara
Toomey Dennis, glassblower 8. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. E 8 Pennsylvania Av, bet Solano and
Mariposa
Toomey Dennis, miner, r. 227 Stevenson
Toomey Edward, deckhand Oakland Ferry, r. West
Oakland
Toomey Jeremiah, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. S R
Sierra, bet Georgia and Michigan
Toomey John, laborer, r. 26 Natoma, rear
Toomey Luke, groceries and liquors, 551 Howard
Toomey Michael, laborer, r. 138 Hickory Av
Toomey Patrick, fireman !s. F. Gas Light Co., r. 36
Buss
Toomey Richard, shoemaker. C06 Mission
Toomey Timothy, miner, r. 217 Broadway
Toomey William, driver S. F. Box Factory, r. fill Bran.
Toomy Henry, capitalist, ofltioe 424 Montgomery, r.
2301 Devisadoro
Toomy Michael, hr stler John Pentony, r. 038 Green
Toors Jacobus, mate stmr Yosemite, r. 424 JiS Seventh
Tooth George K.. musician, r. 624 Commercial
Toothaker John H. blacksmith and wheelwright, 1623
Pine, r. 218 Austin
Toothaker John H. Jr., blacksmith John H. Tooth-
aker, r. 218 Austin
Toothaker William F., machinist William T. Garratt,
•r. 709 Nineteenth
Tootill Richard G., engineer Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. SW cor Greenwich and Jones
Top Adoljili, seaman, r. 20 Clementina
Topini Pfler, r. 807 Keainy
Topke Fi'itz. jiianotnner B. Curtaz, r. Oakland
Topkin Frederick, laborer, r. 5 Kohler PI
Topkins Hari-y. driver Nicholas Bruns, r. 319 Green
Topliff Louisa E. Mrs., r. 850 Market
Toplitz F. & Co. (Fabian and Lippman Toplitz)
importers millinery, straw goods, and readymade
furs. 571 Market, and 109 Grand, New York
Toplitz Fabian (F. Toplitz k Co.) r. 1002 Van Ness Av
Toplitz Isaac, jeweler A. Hirschmaii, r. 16 Turk
Toplitz Joseph, bookkeeper M. Brandenstein & Co.,
r. 1002 Van Ness Av
Toplitz Joseph M., bookkeeper F. Toplitz k Co., r.
317 Mason
Toplitz Lippman (F. Toplitz & Co.) r. New York
Toplitz Robert L., salesman F. Toplitz k Co., r. 1113
Sutter
Topping Hatlie E., widow, r. 1826 Vallejo
Topping Thomas, blacksmith S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. North Point, bet Larkin and Polk
Topping Watson W., bookkeeper L. Dinkelspiel k Co.,
r. Oakland
Toquerville Mining Co. (Washington Co., Utah) J. W.
Pew secretary, 310 Pine
Torato Juan, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730 Mont.
forbert Charles J., deputy land agent Central Pac.
RR., and notary public. NE cor Fotirth a#;Town-
send, room GP, r. 414 Van Ness Av
Torbou Frank, laundryman Hayes Park Laimdry, r.
625 Hayes
Tordifi" Andreas, brassfinisher S. F. Brass Works, r. 46
Tehama ^,^'
Tordiff Edward, carpenter, r. 46 Tehama
Tormey Annie, widow, r. 613 Eddy
Tormey Annie, domestic 823 Larkin
Tormey John C, carver Occidental Hotel, r. 442 Minna
Tormey Mary, domestic 331 McAllister
Torublad John G., carpenter, r. lOMRauseh.rear-
Tcirngvist Gustav C, pastor Swedish Church, r. 426
Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Tornow Charles, pxpressman, r. 325 Twenty-seventh
Tornquist Charlotte, domestic l.'<12 Jones
Toruroth C. seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Toroni Antonio, fisherman, Front St Wharf
Toroni Luigi, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Toroni Steffano, hotelkeeper, r. 310 Broadway
Torpey Alfred, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 103
Mission
Torr Vincent, stableman, r. 4.55 Bryant
Torras Vincent A., printer Women's Co-operative
Union, r. W b Pennsylvania Av, bet Butte and
Solano
Torre Luigi, drayman, r. 19 Sonora PI
Torre Luigi, peddler, r. 425 Filbert, rear
Torre Giuseppe, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Torre Stefano, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Torrence Hugh M., cigars and tobacco, NE cor Wash-
ington and Montgomery, r. 522 Pine
Torrence John, theatrical machinist, r. 922 Capp
Torrence John Mrs., actress, r. 922 Capp
Torrence John 8., stationerv, 1070)^ Howard
Torrence Robert H., laborer William Hawkins, r. 308
Beale
Torreng George, contractor, r. 4 Torrens Court
Torrer .\ngela, widow, r. 1511 Dupont
Torres Alfred, compositor Examiner, r. 743 Pine
Torres Bridget, laundress, r. 1317 Powell
Torres Clemente, r. 1317 Powell
Torres Francisco, porter William Herber & Co., r.
1.528 Powell
Torres Joseph M., printer Charles A. Klinkner, r. 5
Graham PI
Torres Maria, widow, r. 9 Pollard PI, rear
Torres Matilda, domestic 1317 Powell
Torres Scferino. printer, r. 832 Broadway
Torres Stefano, bootblack Giovanni Parato
Torres Teresa, laundress, r. 1315 Powell
Torres Thomas, shoemaker, r. 39 Hinckley
Torres Vincente, widow, r. 1317 Powell
Torres Z. P., compositor Evening Bulletin, r. 832
JBroadway
Torresen Annie Miss, r. 2414 Pacific Av
Torre.sen Tobias, stevedore, r. 37 Pacific
Torrey Erast\i8 N., surveyor Liverpool and London
and Globe Insurance Co., and Supervisor Elev-
enth Ward, r. 2212 Howard
Torrey James (Martin & Torrey) r.lfi22 West Mission
Torrey James M., office 20,') Front, r. Oakland
Torroy John Jr., clerk Spear, Meade & Co., r. SE cor
Jones and Union
Torrov William L., r. 862 Mission
Torreyson James D., student, r. 1821 Pine
Torrick Charles, seaman, r. 100 J^ Jackson
Tosney John E.. peddler, r. 7 Hayward
Tosney Patrick, laborer, r. 513 Third
Tosney TboiriaH,coachman B. S. Brooks, r. 631 Harrison
Tostan Christian, r. 57 Jessie
Tostansan Grathan, domestic 18.32 Sutter
Tostman Christian H., finisher C. M. Plum & Co., r.
177 Clara
Tostman Edward, clerk Naat, Greeuzweig k Co., r. 177
Clara
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Tostmann Henry (Dankemeyer & ToBtmanu) r. 446
Seventh
Tostmann Louis, waiter St. Ann's Rest
Tothamnier Hans P., laborer, r. 13 Decatur
Totheroh Augustus K., compositor George Spauld-
ing, r. 16 Reed
Totman Charles, engineer Geary St., P. and O. RR.,
r. 1120 Turk
Touaillon Adele Miss, teacher music, r. 706 Taylor
Touaillou Emile A., clerk Crowley & Goodman, r. 706
Taylor
Touaillon Jules, teacher French, r. 630 Bush
Touaillon Mary Mr.s., teacher music, r. 706 Taylor
Touaillon Pauline Miss, teacher music, r. 700 Taylo;:
Touchifrd Albert, clerk Sydney V. Smith & Son, r.
Oakland
Toncliarcl Gustave, pre.sident TJnion Insurance
Co., office 416 California, r. Oakland
Tonchard Gustave Jr., law student George & Lough-
borough, r. Oakland
Touche Antone, carriage painter, r. 118 Post
Toudy Frederick W., clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., r.
1608 Bush
Toudy Julius 0., jeweler Randolph &Co.,r. 1608 Bush
Tough William, Journeyman Shipwright's Assn, 71
New Montgomery
Touhille Anne, widow, r. 40.') Hyde
Tolouse Bernard, machinist J. Galli & Co., r. 025
Broadway
Tounder Archie, engineer South Point Mills, r. 421
Folsom
Touret Charles, ornamental confectioner, 2008 Taylor
Tourneil , r. 206 Powell
Tournel C. Mme., laundry, 120 Geary
Tournier Veroni Mme., dressmaker, 454 Tehama
Tourny George, clerk The German Savings and Loan
Soc, r. 217 Seventeenth
Tourny Julius, salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r. 217
Seventeenth
Toussaint Emile, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Toussaint Guillaume, laborer, r. Twenty-eighth, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Toussin Emile, teacher music, 712 California
Toussin Marie, laundress John B. Gassmann, r. 406
Union
Tovasso Gio. B., laborer Cutting Packing Co., r. 21
Lafayette PI
Towdt Frank, pantryman Peter Johnson, r. 5.58 Stev.
Towe Charles, calker, and extraman Engine No. 5, S.
F. F. D., r. 1119 Stockton
Towel Mary, widow, r. 1526 Turk
Tower Charles H., superintendent Pacific Boiler
Works, r. 108 Langton
Tower Levi N., machinist, r. 1505 Steiner
Towers James, driver Whitney & Co., r. 10 Com.
Towey James, laborer, r. W s Castro, bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
Towhid Johannah, domestic 2318 Howard
Towie Henry, laborer, r. Hunters Point, South S. F.
Towle George W., attorney at law, 606 Montgomery,
room 4, r. San Rafael
Towle Grant, student Heald's Business College
Towle Wallace, contractor, r. 130 Perry
Towle William W., lumber shipper, 308 Townsend, r.
130 Perry
Tdviie A. N., general superintendent Central Pac.
RR. and leased lines, NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, r. Palace Hotel
Towne Arthur, r. 325 Ellis
Towne Arthur G., clerk Blake, Bobbins & Co., 516
Sacramento
Towne Charles E., clerk freight dept Central Pac.
RR., r. 121 Perry
Towne James W. (Blake, Robbins & Co.) r. New York
Towne W. H., r. 22 Geary
Towns William, Rig. and Stev. Union Assn, 806 Mont.
Townes A. N.. clerk, r. Bootz Hotel
Townley William, longshoreman, r. 112 Tehama
Towns William, longshoreman, r. W s Mission
Road, nr Islais Creek
Townsend Alfred H., attorney at law, 526 Mont-
gomery, r. 1310 Green
Townsend Alfred M., clerk, r. 1310 Groen
Townsend Alpheus C, stage driver Junius G. Foster,
r. Cliff House
Townsend Amanda, widow, r. 1188 Broadway
Townsend Annie K. Mrs., artificial flowers, 114 Turk
Townsend Benjamin Mrs., widow, r. 213 Seventeenth
Townsend Benjamin A., clerk Evening Post, r. 213
Seventeenth
Townsend Clarence F., with Gas Consumer's Assn, r.
338 McAllister
Townsend Edwiird W., reporter Chronicle, r. 801
Bush
Townsend E. H. Mrs., r. 807 Stockton
Townsend FredericU, manager Bank British
Columbia, office SE cor California and Sansome,
r. 1618 Bush
Townsend Frederick J. S., carpenter, r. SE cor Ala-
bama and Twenty-second
Townsend George, stockbroker, r. 600 Bush
Townsend George W., watchman Central Pac. RR.,
r. 9 Nevada
Townsend Honora, widow, r. 2116 Jones
Townsend Jaine-s B., attorney at law, 636 Clay,
room 32, r. 338 McAllister
Townsend Jennie Mrs., r. 438 Broadway
Townsend John E.. shoecutter Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessin','er & Co., r. 619 Bush
Townsend Joseph, seaman, r. 1008 Kearney
Townsend Louis R. (Townsend & Wyneken) r. 108
Prospect PI
Townsend Lutber, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
j Townsend Martin B., sailmaker Harding & Brann, r.
1 Willow, nr Seventeenth
Townsend Sarah Miss, ladies' nurse, r. 1221 Mission
Townsend Thomas T., confectioner, 1152 Market
Townsend Walton (Bibbins & Townsend) r. 618 Cal.
Townsend William E., clerk, r. cor Twenty-second and
Fair Oaks
i Townsend William R., mining secretary, 59 Nevada
Block, r. 1028 Pine
[ Townsenrl William R. Jr., order clerk D. Z. Yost &
Co., r. 1028 Pine
: Townsend William S., candy manuf, 627 Market and
I 203 Kearney, r. NW cor Twenty-fourth and Bart-
I lett
'; Townsend & WyneUen (Louis R. Townsend
and L. Ernest Wyneken) architects, 515 Cal.
j Toxward Louis, r. 246 Fourth
I Toy Daniel H., compositor Morning Call. r. 51 Clem.
Toy George D. (Van Tassel, Toy & Co.) r. 822 Turk
I Toy Hannah, widow, r. 103 Hayes
Toy John T., clerk Van Tassel, Toy & Co., r. 822 Turk
Toy Patrick, laborer, r. 1001 Battery
Tozer Charles W. mine supterintendent, r. 921 Valen-
cia
Traber Jacob (Martin & Traber) r. 213 Second
Tracey Charles F., clerk Edgar J. Bowen,r. 1020 Wash-
ington
Tracey Edward, bookbinder J. S, Phillips & Co., r.
1186 Harrison
Tracey John, engineer, r. 36 South Park
Tracey John W., paperruler JohnB. Mclntyre, r. 1186
Harrison
Tracey William F., extraman Engine No. 4, S. F. F.
D., and special policeman California Theater, r.
1186 Harrison
Tracey. See Tracy
Trachez V., tailor, r. 4 Chatham PI
Trachowfsky Elizabeth, domestic 1104 Post
Tracy Andrew, seaman, r. 219 Main
Tracy Ann Mrs., r. 322 Sutter
Tracy Antone, mattressmaker Cal. Furniture Manuf.
Co., r. 8 Elm Av
Tracy Charles E., dentist, office 112 Fourth, r. 128Jj
Fourth
Tracy Charles T., r. 1011 Washington
Tracy Christopher J., deputy County Clerk, r. 322
Sutter
Tracy Cornelius, laborer, r. 3 Sherwood PI
Tracy Delia, domestic 2321 California
Tracy E. Mrs., r. 56 Natoma
Tracy Edmond, tracklayer, r. 118 Perry
Tracy Edward, hostler Market St. BR.,r. 1205 Steiner
Tracy Edward, laborer, r. W s Hampshire, bet Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-third
Tracy Emily, widow, r. 1419 Taylor
Tracy Frank, jeweler, r. 1217 Polk
Tracy Hannah Mrs., furuished rooms, 322 Sutter
Tracy J., assistant propertyman Baldwin Theater
Tracy James, shoemaker, 112 Washington, r. 125
Berry
Tracy James, stationkeeperU. S. Lifeboat Station No.
7, NW cor Golden Gate Park
Tracy John, boiler tender Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Tracy John, brushmaker Figer Brothers, r. 325 Te-
hama
Tracy John, plasterer new City Hall, r. 563 Minna
Tracy John, tailor, r. 125 Berry
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Tracy Jotin, teamster Middleton & Farnsworth, r. 118
Perry
Tracy John T., carpenter, r. 304 Fremont
Tracy JoBeph, r. 5G3 Minna
Tracy Joseph J., shoemaker Porter, Oppeuhelmer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 5G Natoma
Tracy K. Mrs., widow, r. 125 Berry
Tracy Lawrence, laborer, r. 211 Valencia
Tracy I.illie A., widow, r. 1913 Geary
Tracy Maggie, widow, r. 315 Jessie
Tracy Margaret, widow, r. 417 Stevenson
Tracy Martin, stockfitter Healy & Casey, r. 438)4
Jessie I
Tracy Mary Miss, seamstress La Grande Laundry
Tracy Maurice M. (Tracy & Buckley) r. r,2G Eddy
Tracy Michael, tanner Samuel Bloom, r. NW cor San
Bruno and Twenty-sixth
Tracy Nicholas, laborer Potrero Yeast and Distillery
Co., r. E s Minnesota, bet Nevada and Yolo
Tracy P., boot and shoemaker, 208 Stevenson
Tracy Patrick, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Tracy Patrick, stonecutter S. F. Granite Co., r. 447
Ninth
Tra. y Robert L.. real-estate, r. 2019 Polk
Tracy Theodore F., special agent Post Office Depart-
ment, 320SanBome, room 43, r. 1222 Pine
Tracy Theodore F. Jr., clerk Station B, Post Office, r.
1222 Pine
Tracy Thomas, fireman Oregon 83. State of Califor-
nia, Broadway Wharf
Tracy Thomas, laborer Sea Wall. r. 112 William, rear
Tracy Thomas, serviceman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1
Eincon PI
Tracy Thomas G., clerk U.S. Mint, r. 509 Minna
I'racy Timothy, blacksmith Albert Folsom, r. 118
Perry
Tracy William, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 1008 Bu-
chanan
Tracy William, machinist 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 81
Natoma
Tracy William T., baker The Windsor
Tracy William W., carpenter, r. 107 Fifth
Tracy & Buckley (Maurice M. Tracy and James
Buckley) liquor saloon, 1000 Market
Tracy. See Tracey
Traddon Thomas, baker, r. 274 Minna
Trade Peter, whitener and paperhanger, 1431 Va-
lencia
Traders' Insurance Co. (fire) (of Chicago) Jacobs
& Easton general agents, 216 Sansome
Tradesmen's Fire Insurance Co. (of New
York) Jacobs & Easton general agents, 210 San-
some
Tradway Sarah, dressmaker, 1525 Market
Traftcin Timothy J., polisher, r. 518}$ Natoma
Trager Margaret, cook, 1.526 Sutter
Train Edward, butler Robert C. Johnson, 605 O'Far-
reil ^ „, _
Trainer John W., carpenter, 206 Leavenworth, r. 21o
Fourth
Trainer Mary Miss, compositor E. G. Dun & Co., r.
215 Fourth
Trainor Charles, cutter Toklas, Brown & Co., r. 732
Union
Trainor James, tinsmith, r. 124M Silver
Trainor John, cook Norager, Hjul A: Co.. r. 848 Folsom
Trainor John, groceries and liquors, 224 Riteh
Trainor John, stonecutter, r. 613 Natoma
Trainor Thomas, r. 276 Minna
Trainor William, master mariner, r. 7 Rincon Court
Trainor. See Traner, Traynor, and Treauor
Trail Hygienic Sanitarium, D. Clinton Moore M. D.,
proptr, 8 Ellis
Trammul William, cook Norager & Hjul,r. 6 Central PI
Trampleasure Edward, wool grader Wool Agency
Warehouse. r.428H Brannan
Trampleasure Thomas E., foreman Ball & Julian, r.
428;^ Brannan
Trane Gerhard, seaman, r. 3 Alger PI
Trane P. C. L., master mariner, office 12 Clay
Traner Frank, cooper Ole Madson
Traner Philip, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Tranfield George Jlrs., dressmaker, r. 1817 Buchanan
Tranfield Georgia Miss, dressmfikcr, r. 1817 Buchanan
Trank Clemens, molder William T. Garratt, r. Oak-
land
Trankle Henry, r. 512 M Jessie
Transatlantic Fire Insuranee Co. (Ham-
burg) George Marcus & Co. general agents, 304
California
Transatlantic Marine Insurance Co. (lim-
ited) of Berlin, Thanuhauser & Co.. agents, 311
California
Transue Ann, widow, r. 32 M Langton
Transworth L. W., r. 321 Pacific
Trant Michael, waiter, r. 41 Natoma
Trapani Antonio, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Trapani Joseph, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Trapet Francois, cook Francois Mondelet, r. 219 Geary
Trapet J. P. Mrs., widow, r. 239 Stevenson
Trapet P., cock, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Trapp John, wagonmaker, r. 107 Twenty-fourth
Trapp Michael, butcher Bernard Horn, r. Seventh
Av. bet L and ivi. South S. F.
Trapp William, seaman Pacific Mail S3. Co., r. 18
Rincon Av
Trappaui Vincenzo, Italian Benev. Soc. 423 Wash.
Trask Alden Y., marine surveyor Commercial Insur-
ance Co., of California, r. 15 Guy PI
Trask A. M. Mrs., r. 510 Jones
Trask Amanda S. Mrs., principal Greenwich St. Pri-
mary Cosmopolitan School, r. 622 Greenwich
Trask Ann L., widow, assistant Valencia St. Grammar
School, r. 1008 Twenty-tirst
Trask Augustus, isainter, r. 228 Turk
Trask Carrie 8. MibS, teacher languages, r. 1533
Polk
Trask Edward, surgeon Pacific Mail 88. City of New
York • * „ ,
Trask Enoch H., painter Easier & Jewell, r. 228 Turk
Trask Freeman, pilot, 9 U. S. Court Building, r. 817
Twentieth
Trask James L., real-estate, 6 Montgomery Av, third
floor, r. 675 Mission
Trask Joseph A., captain stmv Jenny Gawne, r. 622
Greenwich
Tr:i6k Maltha, r. 331 Kearny
Tratz Helen P. Mrs., furnished rooms, 54 Third
Traube Emma Miss, confectionery, 643 Kearny, r.
Alameda
Traube Hartwig, watches, jewelry, etc., 643 Kearny,
r. Alameda
Traulsen Charles (August Jungblut & Co.) r. 114
Jones
Traung Louis, clerk, r. 117 Langton
Traut Charles, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. S b
Mariposa, bet Arkansas and Wisconsin
Traut Frederick, porter What Cheer House Restau-
rant, r. 531 Sacramento
Traut John, seaman, r. 520 Mission
Trautmann John, r. 1517^ Taylor
Trautner Brothers (Charles and Gustave) tailors, 307
Dupont
Trautner Charles (Trautner Brothers) r. 516 Stockton
Trautner Frederick, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Trautner Gustave (Trautner Brothers) and cigars and
stationery, 244}^ Sutter, r. 704 Bush
Trautner Theodore, electrotyper Winterburn & Co.,
r. 1608 Mason
Trautvetter Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 2515 Mis-
sion
Trautvetter Otto, dairyman, r. 316 Treat Av
Traveler F. D., porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 108
Taylor
Travelers' Insurance Co. (Hartford, Conn.)
Thomas Bennet general agent, 319 California
Travers Charles E. , attorney at law, and secre-
tary California Concentration Co., office 331
Montgomery, room 8
Travers Daniel, tailor McDonald k Williams, r. 2310
Washington
Travers Edward W., shipbroker, 210 Battery, and
Pilot Coniniissioner, r. Oakland
Travers Hannah, widow, r. 636 Filbert
Travers James Henry, porter, r. 202 Third
Travers James B., hackman, r. 803 Greenwich
Travers James W., clerk Charles E. Travers, r. Oak-
land
Travers John, livery stable, 805 Greenwich, r. 803
Greenwich
Travers Kate Miss, teacher, r. 708 Tehama
Travers Kate Mrs., r. 708 Tehama
Travers Lawrence (Decker k Travers) r. 530 Valencia
Travers Mary Miss, cigarmaker Denicke Brothers,
r. 636 Filbert ^ ,, .
Travers Michael W., tinsmith, r. E s Church, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Travers Peter, cook Peter Hopkins, r. 51 Third
Travers RosannaMlss, lodgings, 51 Third
Travers Stephen, laborer, r. 780 Bryant
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Traverse Johu W., compositor Bulletin, r. 816 Green,
rear
Travi Peter, gardener, W 8 Mission Road, near Ocean
House Bead
Travis Charles F., superintendent Joseph Wagner &
Co., r. 118 Jones
Travis Frank E.,lauudryman S. F. Laundry, r. NW
cor Turk and Fillmore
Travis George A., speculator, r. 824 Kearny
Travis Gustave. market, cor Zoe and Welsh, r. S a
Folsom, bet Third and Fourth
Travis Jacob C, clerk E. A. Peck, r. 1209 Howard
Travis John, expressman, SW cor Polk and Bush, r.
SE cor Jackson and Larkin
Travis M. L. Mrs., r. 64t5 Market
Travis William, candymaker Foster & Co., r. 211
Sixth
Travis William H., painter and whitener, 129 Sixth,
rear
Tray William A., seaman, r. 1202 PowoU
Trayers Ann, widow, r. 330Vallejo
Trayers John S., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 330 Vallejo
Trayers Michael, painter, r. 330 Vallejo
Tray lor F. M., laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR. ,
r. 17 Welsh
Tray lor William W. , mining secretary, 36 and
37 Nevada Block, r. 2120 Broadway
Travnor Ann, \^idow, janitress Jackson St. Primary
! School, r. 2538 Webster
Traynor Elizabeth, widow, r. 4 Grand PI, rear
Traynor Frank J., shoebottomer Chase & Blesi.r. 2538
Webster
Traynor John, fireman Genesee Mill Co., r. 324 Val-
lejo
Traynor John, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 46 Te-
hama
Traynor John J., clerk Morris Jaeobson, r. 2538 Web-
ster
Traynor Mary E. Miss, assistant Lobos Avenue
Primary School, r. 2538 Webster
Traynor. See Trainer, and Treanor
Treadway Daniel, pianomaker Charles R. Hall, r. 1525
Market
'i'readwell James, carpenter, r. 2329 Pine
Treadwell James B., bookkeeper George R. Starr, r.
516}^ Fell
Treadwell James P., counselor at law, office and r.
606 Kearny
Treadwell John, contractor, r. 957 Market
Treager Loui.s, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 488
Eighth
Treahy John, laborer O. K. Foundry, r. 64 First
Treanor Frank, headwaiter Occidental Hotel
Treanor Joseph P., commission merchant, 120 Sutter,
room 10
Treanor William, seaman Oregon 8S. George W.
Elder
Treanor. See Trainer, and Traynor
Treasure Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.) C. T. Bridge
secretary, 224 California
Treasurer City and County, office new City
Hall, first floor
Treasury Department V, S. Special Agent,
Custom House, third floor (after July Ist new U.
S. Appraiser's Building)
Treasury U. S., 608 Commercial
Treat Archibald J., messenger telegraph dept Central
Pac. RB., r. 422 Ellis
Treat Edward W., laborer Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
Oakland
Treat J. D. Mrs., r. 422 Ellis
Treat Johu, farmer, r. 1228 Hampshire
Treat J. W., chiropodist, office and r. 523 Kearny
Trebell W., carpenter Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Trebois Ferdinand, butcher, r. 866 Folsom
Trebois Fermin, merchant tailor, 222 Montgomery
Ay
Treesdale E. W., capitalist, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Treflfer William F., bookkeeper E. D. Farnsworth &
Son,r. 118 Post
Trefry Nelson G., gardener, r. 49 Garden Av
Tregellas Susan Mrs., dressmaker and proprietress
S. F. Plaiting Factory, 838 Market
Treliane •John, attorney at law, 502 Montgomery,
room 3, r. Alameda
Trejos J. & Co. (Joaquin Trejos, John F. Skelly and
Tanuario Arroyo) importers and commission
merehants, 123 California, room 22
Trejos Joaquin (J. Trejos & Co.) r. Costa Rica
Trembath Matthew, miner, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Trembath Richard (Trembath & Evans) r. 902 Mont.
Trembatli & Kvans (Richard Trembath and
Henry Evans) proptrs New Wisconsin Hotel, 902
Montgomery
Tremble Walter, painter, r. 1621 Howard, rear
Tremer Robert, driver City Transit Co., r. 7 Elliot
Park
Tremper John, longshoreman, r. 804 Third
Tremper P., Journeymen Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Trendwedel Christopher ,bartender Jacob Brickwedel,
r. NE cor Mission and Fremont
Trenell Thomas, engineer Buckingham & Hecht, r.
232 Oak
Trenkle EmiL, physician and oculist, 318 Kearny,
r. 1111 Jones
Trenkle M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 305 Kearny
Trenor Therkorn, domestic 704 Stockton
Trenschel Carrie Miss, r. 216 Leavenworth
Trenshel G. A., liquor saloon, NE cor Brannan and
Gilbert
Trent Thomas, laborer, r, 534 Natoma
Trenton Henry, laborer, r. 15 Twenty-first
Tresarrieu Jean B., dyer F. Thomas & Co., r, 8 Sheri-
dan, rear
Tresler Daniel, bricklayer, r. 5G0 Minna
Trespaille Martin, baker, 1504 Turk
Tress John, laborer, r. S s Vandewater, nr Mason
Tresselt Charles, barber, 553 Fourth
Tressler Ernest, tailor, 1210 Kearny
Tressler George, carpenter Southern Pac. RR., r. Ala-
meda
Tretjeu Henry, laborer, r. 15 Alta PI
Tretus John, deckhand stmr Tosemite, Market St.
Wharf
Tretus Manuel, deckhand stmr Yosemite, Market St.
Wharf
Treulieb Frederick, painter, r. Park Hotel
Treutiger Gustav R., baker New York Bakery, r. 625
Vallejo
Trevelpiece Stewart, bricklayer, r. 464 Minna
Tievillian Thomas, clerk New Wisconsin Hotel, 902
Montgomery
TrevivicV Mtry Miss, milliner, r. 211 Sixth
Trevivick Mary Mrs., bakery, 211 Sixth
Trevor Frank, wood and coal, 706 Bush, r. 829
Broadway
Trevor Frank .Jr., clfirk Frank Trevor, r. 829 Bdwy.
Trevor Grace Miss, teacher music, r. 829 Broadway
Trevorrow Henry, miner, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Trevoy David S., clerk Benjamin Schloss & Co., r.
1138 Sutter
Treweek Frederick J., salesman Julius Morris, r. 460
Sixth
Trewin Robert, druggist, r. 7 Elliot Park
Treyer Theophile, wigmaker Antoine Dissat, r. 444
Green
Trezevant N. M., law student, r. 810 Taylor
Trezise Henry, miner, r. 1015 Howard
Trezzini Bernardo (Moretti & Trezzini) r. 920 Market
Triay Antonio, liquor s.iloon, 419 Drumm
Tribble William T.. local policeman, r. S s Twentieth,
bet Dolores and Church
Tribet John, carpenter, r. 66 Oregon
Tribou Horace N., teamster William J. Adams, r. 328
Tenth
Trice Benjamin, waiter Palace Hotel, r.220 Stevenson
Tricer Nelson, deckhand stmr El Capitan, Oakland
Ferry, r. 200 Washington
Tricou Henry P., clerk McAllister & Bergin, r. 1238
Mission
Triden Hans, seaman schr Anna Thillon
Tridon Louis, liquor saloon, 757 Clay
Triebel Louis (Imhaus & Triebel) r. 26 Pearl
Trieber Albert, clerk C. Michaels, r. 42 Park Ay
Trieber Etta, teacher, r. 42 Park Av
Trieber Falk, expressman, r. 42 Park Av
Trieber Jacob W., shoemaker Porter, Oppenhelmer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 42 Park Av
Trieber Rachel, tailoress, r. 42 Park Av
Triest Bernard J., salesman Banner Brothers, r. 708
Ellis
Triest Bernhard (Triest & Co.) r. 1715 Powell
Triest & Co. (Bernhard Triest, Adolph Steinber-
ger, and Adolph Steinberger) importers and job-
bers hats and caps, 116 and 118 Sansome
Triffet Leon, waiter Ahlbom House
Triguglla Angelo, salesman N. Pardini & Co., r. 634
Union
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Trimble James, laborer, r. 407 Pacific
Trimble Leonard, veterinary Hurgeon J. Morton &
Co., r. NE cor Taylor and Ellis
Trimble Michael, laborer, r. 1745 Union
Trinidad Mills (Humboldt Co., Cal.) F. P. & J. A.
Hooper proptra, office Pier 2^4 Steuart
Trinity Mining Co. (Trinity Co., Cal.) W. H. Knight
secretary, 10 Market
Trinity River Hvdraulic and Gravel Mining Co.
(Trinity Co., Cal.) Thomas H. Blythe president,
724 Market, room 20
Trinthauinier Msitildu, widow, r. 1511 Dupont
Triplett Benjamin C, tailor, r. 1332 Howard
Triplett Jtffersou D., clerk H. Liebes & Co., r. 1332
Howard
Tripp Clinton C, real-estate, 401 California, room 8,
r. Oakland
Tripp Dwight K., attorney at law, 401 California,
room 8, r. Oakland
Tripp E. 0. Mi.ss, teacher music, r. 238 Shotwell
Tripp Frank, saloon keeper, r. 715 Broadway
Tripp George A. (George A. Tripp & Co.) r. 2030
Folsom
Tripp George A. & Co. (George A. Tripp and
James Macken) coppersmiths, plumbing, and
steam fitting, 22C Fremont
Tripp Hattie C. Mrs., r. 1601 H Fillmore
Tripp Henry, seaman ship Vigilant, Vallejo St.
Wharf
Tripp Josiah W., attorney at law, 408 California,
room 15, r. 413 Post
Tripp K., millwright, r. Lindell House
Tripp Leauder, calker Eben Weeks, r. 312 Beale
Tripp P. F., oysterman M. B. Moraghan, r. 31 4
Sixth
Tripp Stephen, clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
International Hotel
Trist Thomas D., messman Pacific Mail SS. China
Tritim Henry, seaman Bchr Seventy-six, Eureka
Dock
Trittenbaeh Albert, student, r. 127k Langton
Tritteubacli Einil, market, SW cor Stockton and
Vallejo, r. 1403 Powell
Trittenbach Friedrich, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Mont.
Trittenbach Gustav, with George Marcus & Co., r.
127 % Langton
Trittenbach Jacob, insurance broker, 304 California,
r. 127}^ Langton
Trittillea Louis, calker, r. 430 Green
Trobock Bartholomew N. (D. Biagi & Co.) r. 1527
Powell
Trobock Nicholas, real-estate, 315 Washington, r. 961
Howard
Trobock Peter, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Trodden Sarah, widow, r. 3 Miller PI
Trodder Thomas, baker Hughes & Foley, r. 413
Stevenson
Troedsen Emanuel, tanner, r. Mississippi, bet Santa
Clara and Mariposa
Troell Conrad, barber, 721 Clay, r. 729 Clay
Trogh H;iua, seaman schr Rival, Pacific St. Wharf
Trogler Eliza, widow, r. 629H Fulton
Trojan Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) David Wilder
secretary, 328 Montgomery, room 21
Trolan Edward, laborer, r. 20 Geneva
Trolan Peter, teamster, r. SE cor Rhode Island and
Center
Troll Mathew, expressman, r. 424 Greenwich
Trolliet Paul H. (J. P. Tenthorey & Co.) and collector
Lazard Freres, r. 787 Stevenson
Tromage Anton, r. 702 Pacific
Tromboiil Mark, secretary Santa Cruz Island Co., r.
428 Eddy
Tromlitz Paul, soap dealer, r. 709 Polk
Tromnier Henry, lodgings, 4lO Pacific
Tronnes Alfred, clerk Pac. Brewery, r. 271 Tehama
Troppman Charles, clerk AValter Dannenberg, r. 907
Bryant
Troppman John, r. 907 Bryant
Trost Conrad, cigarmaker Denlcke Brothers
Trost Gussie Mrs., r. IB Eddy
Trost Julius, cutler Michael Price, r. 106 Natoma
Trost Louis P., liquor saloon, 308 Francisco
Trost William, bakery, 2441 California
Trothschilds Ellen, widow, r. 1016 Pine
Trott William J., bookkeeper Starbird & Goldstone,
r. 506 Third
Trottemant Rene, commission merchant, r. 323 Minna
Trotter John, foreman Fulda Brothers & Co., r. 706
Ivy Av
Troubat Rosa Miss, r. 802 Broadway
Trouette Clara Miss, with Mme. Louise Sorbier, r.
119 Stockton
Trouette Hypolite, apothecary, 304 Fourth, r. 233
Fourth
Trouillet Arthur, waiter S. F. Bar Assn, r. 708 Com.
Trouillet Jean, capitalist, r. 772 )<( Folsom
Trouin Theodore L., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
517 Castro
Trouuson John (Cook & Trounson) r. 212 Powell
Trout Ferdinana, salesman Blade & Hubner, r. 366
Minna
Trout J. A. S. Mrs., milliner, 210 Fourth
Troutt Hiram J. M., collector Commercial Collection
Bureau, 216 Sansome, r. 2.519 California
Troutt James M. , attorney at law» 216 Sansome,
rooms 5 and 6, r. 2519 California
Trowbridge George T.iPretorious, Trowbridge & Co.)
r. 0;ikland
Trowbridge Myra M. Miss, assistant matron Home of
the Ladies' Protection and Relief Soc.Es Frank-
lin, bet Geary and Post
Trowbridge Sarah A. Mrs., female employment
agency, 11 Stockton
Troxler Albert, locksmith George Fleischel, r. 1216
Powell
Troy Charles P., auctioneer, 720 Market, r. 335 Guer-
rero
Troy Eliza Mrs., furnished rooms, 1051 Market
Troy James G., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
1517 Polk
Troy John, varnisher, r. Keystone House
Troy John R., printer, r. 1517 Polk
Troy Kate Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf. Co., r.
Eleventh Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. P.
Troy Margaret Mrs., dressmaker. 223 M Fifth
Troy Michael, blacksmith, r. 223 J^ Fifth
Troy Patrick, city agent Home Mutual Insurance Co.,
r. 1510 Sacramento
Troy Theresa Misa, dressmaker, r. 1517 Polk
Troy William H., laborer, r. SW cor Amherst and
Henry
Troycr Charles, teacher music, r. 411 Tyler
Troyer Jonathan, bellowsmaker Cal. Bellows Manuf.
Co., r. Columbia Hotel
Truckee Lumber Co., manufs packing cases, 320 King
Trudell Joseph A., laundry. 633 Third
True Blue Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono
Co., Cal.) J. T. McGeoghPgan secretary, 318 Pine,
room 13
True Blue Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) Henry R.
Miller secretary, 405 California
True Ckfarles, laborer freight dept Central Pac. BR.,
True Charles F., principal Union Grammar School, r.
Oakland
True Charles S., engineer, r. 2633 J«S Harrison
True Cyrus F., stock clerk John B. Bourne, r. 431
McAllister
True Daniel, seaman schr Rainbow, Howard St. Wharf
True Henry, clerk, r. 1807 Mission
True Thomas B., exprfe.isruan, NE cor Clay and Bat-
tery, r. 1040^ Mission
Truebenbach Henry E. (M. Waterman & Co.) r- 923
Washington
Truebody John, capitalist, r. 1004 Washington
Trueheart Annie S. Mrs., widow, r. 722 O'Farrell, rear
Truelsou Theodore, groceries and liquors, SE cor Sa-
cramento and Leavenworth
Trueman Herbert G. (Tmeman & Duckett) r. 25}j
Sixth
Trueman William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
White House Hotel
Trueman & Duckett ( Herbert G. Trueman and Charles
S. Duckett) dentists, 25 )i Sixth
Trueman. See Truman
Truesdale Thomas, conductor N. B. and Mission BR.,
r. 829 Folsom
Truesdell Amelia C. Mrs., proptr The Truesdell, 1104
Market
Truesdell The, Mrs. Amelia C. Truesdell proptr, 1104
Market
Tmett Frederick G., engineer Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. NW cor Guerrero and Twenty-second
Truett Miers F., civil engineer, r. 2122 Pacific Av
Truett Miers F., mining, 328 Montgomery, room 20, r.
Cloverdale
Truffert A. Miss, manager cloak and dresa dept D.
Samuels, r. 1237 Stockton
Trugillo Mary, widow, dressmaker, 908 Howard
Trugillo Refigo Miss, dressmaker, r. 908 Howard
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Tmjillo Carmen, wlaow, r. 919 Broadway
Trull Harry O., clerk freight dept Southern Pac. RR.,
r. 25 South Park
Trull Sylvester, clerk auditor Southern Pac. RR., r.
25 South Park
Truman Alexander, special policeman, r. 1705 Jones
Truman Asa H., machinist National Surgical Insti-
tute, r. 319 Bush
Truman Benjamin C. assistant editor Spirit of the
Times, r. Palace Hotel
Truman George, laborer Sea Wall
Trninan Ir'wlii J., manager Baker & Hamilton
(aud Price Press Cto.) office 13—19 Front, r. 812
Twentieth
Truman John, captain bark Sea Breeze, Main St.
Wharf
Truman. See Trueman
Trumble Nelson E., foreman Willard J. Wilcox, r.
Fifteenth Av, bet Q and R, South S. F.
Trumble Robert J., letter carrier S. F. Post Office, r.
2439 California
Trumbull Charles, purser Pacihc Coast SS. Orizaba
Trumbull R. J. «& Co. (Robert J. Trumbull and
Charles W. Beebe) seedsmen, 419 and 421 Sansome
Trumbull Robert J. (R.J.Trumbull & Co.) r. San
Rafael
Trumbull William, saddle and harnessmaker, 119 and
121 Davis, r. 2.54 First
Trummel Amelia, widow, ladies' nurse, r. 8 Erie
Trump Isabel, widow, dressmaker, r. 817}^ Larkin
Trumi^lcr Waltc-r (Gallmann & Trumpler) r. 1621
Howard
Trumpour John P., dentist, office and r. 401 M Hayes
TrumiJour Joseph, dentist, r. 401 J^ Hayes
Trumpp Charles H., but',!her Rothermel & Jliiller, r.
603 Bush
Trumpp William, porter Allyne & White, r. Oakland
Truscott Jane Miss, r. 1004 Washington
Tnisseavi Peter C, attorney at law, office 604 Mer-
chant, room 18. r. 622'^ Green
Trustey Joseph, chimney sweep, r. SW cor JackBon
and Montgomery
TruworthyAlonzo, calcium lights California and Bald-
win Theaters, and proptr Long Bridge Swimming
Baths, r. 1234 Pine
Tm-w'ortliy Francis M., stencil cutter, rubber
stamps, and lithographer, 318 Front, r. W s Lo-
bos, bet Orizaba and Capitol, Sau Miguel
Truxler A., locksmith, 604 Post
Tryon Charles W., mining, r. 825 Hayes
Tryon Edward F., paper carrier, r. 825 Hayes
Tryon Hattie E. Miss, milliner, r. 825 Hayes
Tryon Philo N., transfer and expreSb agent, cor Fifth
and Townsend, r. 114 Park Av
Tryon Susan, furnished rooms, 17 Dupont
Tryon Thomas C, policeman City Hall, r. 17 Dupont
Tryon William C, painter, r. 825 Hayes
Tschantz Jacob, porter L. & M. Sachs & Co., r. 1115 M
Tyler, rear
Tschantz Ro?a, domestic 417 Van Ness Av
Tscbarner Jeremiah, laborer, r. Helvetia Hotel
Tschirch William, baker, r. 15 Sumner
Tschimer Max (G. Leipnitz & Co.) r. 1407 Wash.
Tschurr Christian (Tschurr & Dingeon) r. 217 Kearny
Tscliurr <&Ding'eon (Christian Tschurr and Leon
Dingeon) proptrs Maisou Doree,217 Kearny
Tubble William T., seaman, r. 502 Twentieth
Tubbs Alfred L. (Tubbs & Co.) r. 927 Bush
Tubbs Alfred S., r. 927 Bush
Tubbs Austin C.^ r. 927 Bush
Tubbs Frank E., bookkeeper Tubbs & Co., r. Oakland
Tubbs Hiram (Tubbs k Co.) r. Oakland
Tubbs Richard W., superintendent Xeane Brothers,
r. 191 Hyde
Tubbs Si Co. (Alfred L. and Hiram Tubbs) proptrs
S. F. Cordage Factory, office 611 and 613 Front
Tuchler Alex., cutter Jory Brothers, r. 27 Moss
Tucholsky Henrietta, widow, r. 431 O'Farrell
Tucholsky Henry, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
431 O'Farrell
Tucholsky Julius, clerk, r.431 O'Farrell
Tuck James, seaman Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Tuck John, liquor saloon, E s San Bruno Road, nr
Twenty-ninth
Tuck Josiah L., miner, r. 611 Nineteenth
Tuck Mary, housekeeper Grand Hotel
Tucker Edwin D., painter, r. 113 Dore
Tucker Ellen, widow, r. 623 Green
Tucker Frederick A., dummyman California St. ER.,
r. 1421 Polk
Tucker George H. (George Hayes & Co.) r. Oakland
Tucker George R., compositor Examiner, r. 223 Green
Tucker George W., guard House of Correction, r. 26
Ellis
Tucker Henry S., master mariner, r. 22 Silver
Tucker Henry T., miner, r. 22 Silver
Tucker Herman, night inspector Custom House
Tucker James, engineer California St. RR., r. 1421
Polk
Tucker James L., miscellaneous delivery dept Wellh
Fargo & Co., r 920 Geary
Tucker Jane Mrs., r. 524 Sixth
Tucker Jeremiah E., machinist, r. 13 Dore
Tucker John, capitalist, r. 1030 Mission
Tucker Joseph E., physician, office SE cor Market
and Spear, r. 14 Geary
Tucker Josiah D., bookkeeper, r. 22 Silver
Tucker J. W. & Co. (F. Dirking) jewelers and
silversmiths, 131 Kearny
Tuiker Reuben, sexton Church of the Advent, r. 526
Eddy
Tucker Samuel F., proptr Oakland and San
Francisco Express, 3 Market, r. Oakland
Tucker Thomas, carpenter, r. 2816 Pine
Tucker Tilley Mrs., artist Bradley & Kulofson, 429
Montgomery
Tucker William G., laborer, r. 23 Minna
Tucker William J., manager American Saw Co.,
20 Spear, r. Berkeley
Tuckerman Michael, mining, r. Park Hotel
Tuckey Alired, manufacturing jeweler, 13 Trinity, r.
2019 Hyde
Tuckey Alfred R., jeweler Alfred Tuckey, r. 2019 Hyde
Tuckey Harry W., jeweler Alfred Tuckey, r. 2019 Hyde
Tueuwald Peter F., cigarmaker J. Casner & Co., r. N s
Seventh, nr Brannan
Tuerken Margaret Mrs., r. 417 Bush
Tuft James, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Tuft H. N., barber, 818 Third
Tuggey William, janitor Young Men's Christian Assu
Hall, r. 232 Sutter
Tuggle Pbilip Rev., president Fresno Land Co.,
4U2 Kearny, r. 2214 Steiner
Tuggle Samuel P., r. 509 Powell
Tuggles Thomas A., clerk R. R.Swain & Co., r. 115
N atom a
Tuhnken William, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Tuite James, bakery, 217 Eighth
Tuite James, varnisher, r. 214 Ritch
Tuite Jaoe Mrs., r. 214 Ritch
Tuite Joseph, varnisher, r. 214 Ritch
Tuite Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 214 Ritch
Tuite Patrick, r. 33 Hinckley
Tuite Thomas, baker James Tuite, r. 211 Eighth
Tull Christopher St. J., porter William H. Lent, r. 21
Everett
Tull Victor E., with Black Diamond Coal Mining Co.,
r. 207 Turk
Tull William W., engineer CaUfornia St. RR., r. 1426
California
Tullar Albert G., compositor Morning Call, r. 969
Harrison
Tullar Hubbard 8., pressman S. F. Candle Co., r. 725
Bryant
Tullar Hubart, druggist, r. 725 Brannan, rear
Tulley John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Sansome
and Union
Tulley William, longshoreman, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Tulley. See TuUy
TuUis Alexander, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Tullock John, foreman Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 28
Frederick
Tully Ellen, widow, r. 1201 Devisadero
Tully Ellen, domestic 1520 California
Tully Francis, bartender, r. 913 Stockton
Tully James, upholsterer L. & E. Emanuel, r. 45 Na-
toma
Tully James W., conductor Omnibus RR., r. 708
Howard
Tully James N., r. 2734 Mission, rear
Tully Lucas, machinist S. F. Cordage Factory, r. E ■
Pennsylvania Av, bet Sierra and Napa
Tully Margaret, widow, r. 1065 Howard
Tully Mary, widow, r. 45 Natoma
Tully Mary, domestic 906 Van Ness Av
Tully Nellie, domestic 1309 Gough
Tully Patrick, machinist, r. S s Nineteenth, bet Sher-
man and Diamond
Tully Patrick J., weigher James W. Giles, r. 159
Clara
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TuUy Patrick T., carpenter, r. f'i78 Clementina
TuUy Philip, coachman 2122 Washington
TuUy P. T., Ship and Steamboat Joiners' Assn. Dash-
awsy Hall
Tally Thomas, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,r.
45 Natoraa
Tully Thomas, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 30
Fifth Av
Tully. See TuUey
Turn Suden Otto, journalist S. F. Chronicle, r. 807
Bush
Tumbles .John, longshoreman, r. 106 Jackson
Tuna Peter, pf ddler, r. 430 Shipley
Tunay Anthony, laborer, r. 1140 Mission, rear
Tunay George, painter Hartshorn & McPhun, r. 1140
Mission, rear
Tunay James, laborer, r. 1140 IMisslon, rear
Tungate John B., bookkeeper, r. 70y Sanchez
Tunnelty Edward, waiter Pacific Mail SS. City of
Chester
Tunney James, Journeymen Shipwrights' Assn, 71
New Montgomery
Tunnuck Andrew, clerk, r. 211 Union
Tuiistead Thomas, currier and tanner, r. 1914 Union
Tuntemaun George, cigarmaker Artolph Ever3,r. 1007
Stockton
Tunzl Joseph, carpenter, r. 1245 Mission
Turassa Giovat. laborer Cutting Packing Co., r. 21 La-
fayette PI
Turel John (Lemoine, Gambert & Co.) r. Oakland
Turt House, Patrick Farrell proptr, S s Point LoboB
Av, bet Nineteenth and Twentieth Avs
Turhie M., cook Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Turk Christopher (Lang& Co) r. 1634 Tyler
Turk Henry (Neubert & Turk) r. 1515 Taylor
Turk Henry Jr., clerk J. B. Golly & Co., r. 1515 Taylor
Turk K. A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 236 Sutter
Turk Street Hotel, Kayser & Klose proptrs, 22 and
24 Turk
Turk Street Primary School, Turk, bet Webster and
Fillmore
Turkington Edward J., salesman Colman Brothers,
r. 717 Green
Turkington William, cabinetmaker N. Gray & Co., r.
717 Green
Turley John, blacksmith, r. E s Noe, bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
Turloff John, seaman, r. NE cor Front and Pacific
Turn Verein Hall (Eureka) E 8 Powell, bet Cal-
ifornia and Pine
Turn Verein Hall (Old) N 8 Bush, bet Stockton
and Powell
Turn "Verein Hall (San Francisco) E 8 Turk, bet
Leavenworth and Hyde
Turnbull Benjamin C, clerk Liverpool and London
and Globe Insurance Co., r. Alameda
Turnbull David, molder National Iron Works, r. 230
Minna
Turnbull John, carpenter and builder, 638 Minna
Turnbull Thomas, mate bark Lady Lampson, r. 2
Elizabeth
Turnbull Thomas, Riggers' Pro. Union, 614 Howard
Turnbull Walter (Woods & Freeborn) r. East Oakland
Turnbnll Walter, carpenter John Turnbull, r. 638
Minna
Turnbull William, oiler O. & O. S8. Gaelic, r. 806^
Valencia
Turnbull William F., St. Andrews' Soc, 232 Sutter
Turner , speculator, r. 110 O'Farrell
Turner Abraham, master mariner, r. Cosmopolitan
Hotel
Turner Alvin C, clam dealer, r. 8 Alaska PI
Turner Andrew J. (Turner, Kennedy & Shaw) r. 560
Folsom
Turner Ann, widow, r. 16 Hunt
Turner Archibald B., r. 219 Minna
Turner Benjamin C, captain stmr City of Stockton,
Washington St. Wharf
Turner Bewley, laborer Byron Jackson, r. Overland
House
Turner Cephas, r. 830 California
Turner Charles, deckhand stmr San Joaquin No. 2,
Jackson St. Wharf
Turner Charles D. (Bumell & Turner) r. 718 Cal.
Turner Charles P., painter, r. 1505 Franklin
Turner Daniel, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r.Grand
Hotel
Turner Daniel, plasterer, r. 717 O'Farrell, rear
Turner David, machiniet Union Iron Works, r. 1
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Turner Edward, salesman IFrederick Chester & Co
Oakland
Turner Edward, seaman Pacific Mail SS. City
Chester
Turner Edward Q. (Turner & Co.) and carrier Alta
California and S. F. Chronicle, r. 2106 Fillmore
Turner Frederick, molder, r. 279 Stevenson
Turner Frederick, porter Falkenstein & Co., r. 1208
Howard
Turner Georffe, attorney at law, 331 Montgomery,
room 23, r. 904 Washington
Turner George, mattressmaker Samuel Beale, r.
Adams House
Turner George, seaman, r. 7 Hodges PI, nr "Vallejo
Turner George C, r. 114}^ Park Av
Turner (ieorge H.,tin.smith George H. Tay & Co., r.
1230 Washington
Turner George M., bookkeeper Frederick Chester k
Co., r. Oakland
Turner George E., deputy County Surveyor, r. 1418
Hyde
Turner George W., bookkeeper, r. 830 California
Turner Harry, cook, r. 215 Stevenson
Turner Henry G., plasterer, r. 317 Ivy Av
Turner Henry E., merchant, r. 35 South Park
Turner Henry E. Jr., fireman stmr McPherson, r. 36
South Park
Turner Horatio N., shipmaster, r. W s Tennessee, bet
Butte and Solano
Turner J., r. 36 Clay
Turner J. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 10^ Ritch
Turner James, captain ship H. S. Gregory, Pacific St.
Wharf
Turner James, gardener, r. 401 Bay
Turner James S., compositor C. A. Murdock b Co., r,
717 O'Farrell
Turner John, capitalist, office 414 Cal., r. 652 Minna
Turner John, clerk, r. 618 Pine
Turner John, l.iborer, r. 634 Pacific, rear
Turner John D., porter, r. 21 Diamond, nr Eighteenth
Turner John H., painter, 115 Jessie
Turner John M., printer Pettit & Euss, r. 223 Green
Turner John T., clerk, r. 1116 Taylor
Turner Joseph, brassfounder William T. Garratt, r.
NE cor Jones and Washington
Turner Joseph, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. E 8 Ash-
bury, S of Waller
Turner Joseph, machinist, r. 1139 Pacific
Turner, Kennedy & Slia^v (Andrew J. Tur-
ner, John F. Kennedy, and George T. Shaw) lum-
ber dealers, cor Fourth and Channel
Turner Laban E., paperhauger George W. Clark, r. 132
Eighth
Turner Lawrence, driver William H. Miller, r. 1636
West Mission
Turner Le Gtrand M., bookkeeper Thomas Newell, r.
305 Octavia
Turner Lizzie H. Mies, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 325
Ellis
Turner Louis H., captain brig Percy Edward, office
122 California, r. W s Kentucky, bet Sixteenth
and Santa Clara
Turner Louisa, widow, r. 1225 Pierce
Turner Manuel F., porter Falkenstein & Co., r. 1208
Howard
Turner Margaret Mrs., stewardess SS. State of Cali-
fornia, Broadway Wharf
Turner Mary Miss, assistant Noe and Temple School,
r. 717 O'Farrell, rear
Turner Mary E., widow, r. 114M Park Av
Turner Mary F., domestic 2018 Mission
Turner Matthew (Turner & Bundle) r. E s Tennesaee,
bet Butte and Solano
Turner Mollie Miss, domestic 281 Minna
Turner Myron, salesman Gerson Harshall, r. 8 Alas-
ka PI
Turner Nathaniel, sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r. 114)4
Park Av
Turner Nellie, domestic 907 O'Farrell
Turner Newton, machinist, r. 735 Brannan
Turner P. Mrs., furnished rooms, 311 Dupout
Turner R. A., assistant engineer Pacific Mail SS. City
of Peking
TumerRichard B., real-estate agent, 640 Clay, r. N s
Lombard, bet Webster and Fillmore
Tiirner Robert, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 32)4 Mary
Turner Robert D., teamster M. Braudensteiu & Co.,
r. Twelfth Av, nr M, South S. F.
Turner Thomas, foreman La Grande Laundry, r. 16
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Turner Thomas, mate schr Mountain View
Turuee Tliomas, steerage steward Pacific Coast SS.
OrizHba
Turnor Thomas A., laborer Pacific Coast SS. Co., r. 31
Eleventh, rear
Turner William, blacksmith .lohn Ewing, r. 8J4 Moss
Turner William, bootfitter, r. 106 Dupont
Turner William, plumber and gasfltter, r. 16 Hunt
Turner William, seaman SS. George W. Elder, Fol-
som St. Wharf
Turner William, shademaker George W. Clark, r. 132
Eighth
Turner W'illiam, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 51 Second
Turner William, watchmaker, 5'21Batterj%r. 119 Third
Turner William B., clerk, r. 222 McAllLster
Turner William F.. steward, r. 1025 Hyde
Turner William J. (Turner & Co.) r. 619 East
Turner William T., r. 1018 Geary
Turner & Co. (Edward Q. Tumor and Thomas P. K.
Maighn) stationery, 2106 Fillmore
Turner & Co. (William J. Turner) wood, coal, and
posts, 619 East
Turner & Rundle (Matthew Turner) shipbuilders,
NE cor Santa Clara and Illinois, and agents Tahiti
Line Packets, 122 California
Turney Andrew, bookkeeper McAran & Co., r. 1022
Mission
Turney A. P., clerk G. Venard, r. 702 Lombard
Turney .James, coalpasser stmr Yosemite
Tiirney Patrick, laborer, r. 602 Seventh
Turney Patrick P., laborer, r. 231 Minna
Turney Thomas Jr., trimmer O'Connor & Sheehy,
1034 Market
Turnock Joseph, engineer Golden State and Miners
Iron Won. 8, r. S s Napa, nr De Hare
Tiiiounet John, waiter Albert J. Bordenave, r. 706
Montgomery
Turpin Eloi, shoemaker, r. 518 Powell
Turpin Frank, clerk I. Hiutze, r. 719 California
Turpin FredericJc L., proptr Capital House, 537
Sacramento
Turpin John, cai"peuter and builder, r. 719 California
Turpin Jules, cook Charles Pechin, r. 421 Green
Turpin Louis V. A., confectioner Masson Freres, r. 19
John
Turrell Ermence C. Mrs., r. 826 Greenwich
Turrell George, boots and shoes, 2132 Mission, r. 1119
Twenty-first
Turrell Herbert N., salesman George Turrell, r. 1119
Twenty-first
Turrell Oliver B., foreman book printing dept A. L.
Ban.Toft & Co., r. 205 Valencia
Turrill Madison H., r. Grand Hotel
Turrill Mary S., widow, r. 1624 Turk
Tunill. See Turrell, Tyrrell and Tirrell
Tuscarora Mill and Mining Co. (Tuscarora, Nev.) M.
E. Sperling secretary, 309 California, room 15
Tu.schiusky Jehu, dressmaker, 110* Stockton
Tuserne Charles, seaman Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 234
Brannan
Tustin William I., nianuf windmills, etc., 51
Beale, r. 1030 Twenty-first
Tustman Chiirles, clerk Jacob Jacobson, r. 177 Clara
Tuthill Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SE cor
Shasta and Michigan
Tuttle B. F. (Tuttle, Michaels & Co.) r. Petaluma
Tuttle E. O., conductor Cal. St. BR.,r. 1426 California
Tuttle Frank, clerk, r. 33 Eddy
Tuttle George F., bookkeeper, r. 2 Martha PI
Tuttle George P., machinist Cal. Wire Works, r. 247
Second
Tuttle Hiram D., secretary Superior Court, office 43
Montgomery Block, r. 1618 Geary
Tuttle Hiram H., nurseryman, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Tuttle Joseph, commissary House of Correction, r.
811 Shotwell
Tuttle, Michaels Si Co. (B. F. Tuttle and B. K.
Michaels) importers and dealers furniture and
upholstery goods, 649 and 651 Market
Tuttle Samuel J. (Collins & Tuttle) r. 220 Ninth
Tuttle S. E., restaurant keeper, r. 1320 Howard
Tuttle Simon A., r. 423 O'FarreU
Tuttle William H., deputy Sheriff, r. 224 Fourth
Tuttle William N. (Rieman & Tuttle) r.^188 Broadway
Tuttle William S., master mariner, r. S s Army, bet
Sanchez and Church
Tuttle. See Tootill, and Tuthill
Tweed Michael, seaman, r. 326 Main
Tweedale Theophilus S., janitor Mechanics' Pavilion,
NE cor Eighth and Mission
Tweedy Joseph, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 14 Him
meluiann PI
Tweedy Lizzie, typerxibber Marder, Luse & Co., r,
14 Himmelmann PI
Tweithmann Nicholas, groceries and liquors, NE C'j:
Folsom and Tenth
T-»velftli District Lilgphtliouse, inspector anu
engineer's office 120 Sutler
Tweustrop Peter, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
T-»venty-slxtli Street Husiiltal (small-pox) C'.
Colusa and De Haro
Tweter Thomas, with E. D. Ormsby, r. Godeu.i, iir
Mission
Twichell George H., mining, r. 325 Ellis i
Twichell. See Twitchell !
Twigg John, boatbuilder, r. 7 Haggiu
Twiggs Ohai-les P., bricklayer, r. 771 Market
Twiggs Daniel A., r. 214 Seventh
Twiggs Daniel A., furniturepolisher, r. 938 Howard
Twiggs James, engineer Andrew Frei, r. 474 Tehauia
Twiggs John W., assayer Selby Smelting and Lead
Co. r. 226 Post
Twiggs Susan Mrs., furnished rooms, 105 Stockton
Twin Peaks Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) T. W. Col-
burn secretary, 414 California
Twing Daniel H. (D. H. Twing & Co.) r. 1613 Post
Twing D. H. & Co. (Daniel H. Twing) stockbrokers,
313 Montgomery
Twitchell John, upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne & Co.,
r. 424 Ellis
Twitchell. See Twichell
Twitchen Kate, domestic 218 Haight
Twohey Johanna, widow, r. 214 Turk, rear
Twohey. See Toohey
Twohiff Catherine, domestic 2109 Jones
Twohig Edward F., fruits, etc., 2550 Folsom, r. 731
Treat Av
Twohig Jeremiah, hostler McCord, Bridge & Co., r.
731 Treat Av
Twohig Joseph I., delivery clerk Western Union Tel.
Co., r. 731 Treat Av
Twohig. See Toohig
Twombley Albert J., stableman Seattle Coal and
Transportation Co., r. 1305 ><J Polk
Twomey Agues Miss, teacher, r. 331 Sixth
Twomey John H., laborer, r. 20 Allen
Twomey Mary Mrs., r. 331 Sixth
Twomey Michael, liquor saloon, 234 Fremont
Twomey. See Toomey
Twoney Michael P., laborer, r. 142 Folsom
Twooney J., boilermaker Eisdon I. and L. Works
Twyford Alfred, laborer Humboldt Wharf Ware-
house, r. 528 MinTia
Twyford John, plasterer, r. 528 Natoma
Twyford W'illiam, laborer, r. 528 Natoma
Twynam Susie, domestic 1004 Geary
Twynan Richard, waiter Johnson & Shay,r. 10 Natoma
Tyljo Consolidated Mining: Co. (Nye Co., Nev.)
W. W. Parrish secretary, 330 Pine, room 16
Tychson Sophia, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Tyer Kate J., widow, r. 5 Auburn
Tyler Charles M., miner, r. 908 Buchanan
Tyler Charles R., operator Western Union Tel. Co., r.
110 Taylor
Tyler Cyreu, special policeman, r. 1523 Polk
Tyler Elizabeth, widow (S. H. Tyler & Son) r. Oakland
Tyler Frank, r. 3 Quincy PI
Tyler Frank H. (S. H. Tyler & Son) r. Oakland
Tyler George TV. , attorney at law, 636 Clay, r. NE
cor Lincoln Av and Everett. Alameda
Tyler Henry, waiter A. W. Manning, r. 621 Pacific
Tyler James L., clerk M. P. and M. Dept Central
Pac. RR.,r. 704 Sutter
Tyler John (Quarg & Tyler) r. 012 Grove
Tyler John, liquor saloon, 26 M Geary
Tyler John E., clerk, r. 607 Turk
Tyler Lena, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Tyler Martha Miss, assistant librarian Free Public
Library, r. 631 Ellis
Tyler Matthew, cook, r. 1126 Market
Tyler Nannie, widow, r. 631 Ellis
Tyler S. H. & Son (Frank H. and Elizabeth Tyler)
manuf 8 cream tartar, soda, and saleratus, 221 Com.
Tyler Street Primary School, Tyler, bet Pierce and
Scott
Tynan Herman, clerk, r. 305 Minna
Tynan Kate Miss, dressmaker Mrs. M. G. Allen, r. 521
Bryant
Tynan Martin, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r. W s St.
Joseph's Av, bet Eddy and Ellis
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Tynan Thomas, blackamitb, r. 508 >^ Grove, rear
Tynan William, laborer, r. a? Kverett
Tynan William D., tailor, 501 Post
Tyndale W. C, r. 725 Piue
Tyudale William, commission merchant, 318 Front
Tyndall Jamos, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 15
RauBch
Typher John, seaman schr James Townsend, Mission
St. Wharf
Tyrrell Ed«ar, seaman, r. 101 Steuart
Tyrrell Jameti, brakeman, r. Stanford Hotel
Tyrrell Jeremiah, laborer G. Venard, r. 1121 )i Fol-
som
Tyrrell John, shoemaker E. D. Nolan & Co., r. 519
Shot well, rear
Tyrrell John, tallowmaker, r. E s San Bruno Koad,
nr County Line
Tyrrell John, teamster, r. NW cor Octavia and
Greenwich
Tyrrell John H., carriage manuf, 658 and 6G0 Mission,
r. 429 Turk
Tyrrell Joseph, driver Richard Eccleston, r. 1121 ii
Folsom
Tyrrell Joseph F., Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Tyrrell Kate Miss, seamstress Cosmopolitan Hotel
Tyrrell Michael, expressman, r. 1644 Mission
Tyrrell Peter, r. 1644 Mission
Tyrrell William, brakeman Southern Pac. RB., r. 195
Sixteenth
Tyrrell. See Terrill, Tirrell, and Turrell
TyrroU George, clerk, r. a08^ Tenth
Tyson Andrew J. (Tyson & Bill) r. 926 Stockton
Tyson Duncan S., liquor saloon, 122 Leidesdorff, and
521 Sacramento, r. 72 Natoma
Tyson Eliza Mrs., r. 606 Mission
Tyson Hannah, domestic 518 Gapp
Tyson Heurj' F., accountant, r. .507 Pine
Tyson Hiram F., r. 508 Bush
Tyson Isaac, longshoreman, r. 1824 Hyde
Tyson Jennie Miss, booksewer Charles E. Rankin, r.
1824 Hyde
Tyson John, seaman, r. 534 First
Tyson Joseph (H. M. Ellsworth & Co.) r. 910 ^ Jackson
Tyson Josejjhine, r. 1822 Hyde
Tyson Mortimer, painter, r. N 8 Twenty-fifth, bet
Columbia and Bryant
Tyson Peter, carpenter, r. 1162 J4 Market
Tyson & Bill (Andrew J. Tyson and George Bill)
market, SE cor Washington and Stockton
Tython Vincenzo, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
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Ubbb Eugene, r. 637 Pacific
Ubhaus Brothers (John and Frank) barbers, 12 Geary
Ubhaus Frank (Ubhaus Brothers) r. 408 Jones
Ubhaus John (Ubhaus Brothers) r. 408 Jones
Ubhaus Louis, barber, r. .522 Chestnut
Ubner Ernst, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Ucessar Louis, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Uchtmann Henry, cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, r.
611 Natoma
Udell Lafayette W., plasterer, r. 10 Chesley
Uden John, saltmaker, r. 202 Second
Uden Peter, r. 202 Second
UefBnger George, foreman Herman Granz, r. ISii
Harriet
Uerling Mary Miss, student, r. 142 Sixth
Uffen liemhold J., liquorman American Sugar Refi-
nery, r. 146 J4 Sixth
Uflfers F., stevedore, r. 133 Freelon
Uford Antonia, widow, r. 6 Bannam PI
Uford Clara Miss, button holemaker, r. 5 Bannam PI
Uford Eate, domestic 726 Broadway
Uglow Robert, carpenter Fulda Brothers & Co., r. 921
Natoma
Uhl Adolph N., shoemaker Schwerdt & Adler, r.
632}^ Minna
Uhl George (Golly & Uhl) r. Alameda
Uhlenbach August, jiorter, r. 102 Pacific
Uhlenkamp John C., porter Albert Mau & Co., r.
Oakland
Uhler Arnold, blacksmith, r. Thoroughfare Hotel
Uhler J. Clement (D. A. Carpenter & Co.) and secre-
tary Western Electric Light Co., 328 Montgom-
ery, room 11, r. 821 Bush
Uhlig Charles, bookkeeper O. H. Keys, r. 156 Steuart
Uhlig Charles, draftsman State Harbor CommisBlon-
ers, r. 623 California
Uhlig Robert, violinist, r. 329 Ellis
Uhlmer John, boilermaker, r. Helvetia Hotel
Uhly Frederick, carpenter, r. i Burgoyne PI
Uhrig Christian A., real-estate, r. 947 Howard
Uhrig Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. 236 Minna
UhrlancU Hermann E. (Radovlch k Uhrlandt) r. 413
Kearny
Ukr"pinamujo Martin, fruits, vegetables, and dairy
produce, .506 Larkin, r. N a Ellis, bet Larkin and
Polk
Uhlbricht Paul E., distiller Potrero Yeast and Distil-
ling Co., r. W s Iowa, nr Nevada
Ulferst F., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
UUmanu William, merchant. 7 Montgomery, r. 8W
cor Park Road and Park Hill Av
Ulliier William, machinist C. Shawl, r 315 Green
Ullo Alfred, cashier Goodall. Perkins & Co., r. 704
Pine
Ulm Adam, r. NE cor Bay and Hyde
Ulm D. A. engineer, r. South Park House
Ulmann Charles, inventor, and patent agent, r. 7
Ritch
Ulmer Moses, importer and dealer cigars and tobacco,
527 Montgomery, r. 605 Clay
Ulner John, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works
Ulp Alfred, night inspector Custom House, r. 771
Mission
Ulrich John G., tailor C. C. Hastings & Co., r. 1818
Jessie
Ulrich Henry, tailor, 1210 Kearny
Ulrich Joseph, confectionery and bakery, 1321 Stock.
Ulrich Louis, real-estate, r. 1232 Dupout
Ulrich Rudolph (Ulrich & Leopold) r. Oakland
Ulrich. <Si lieopolel (Rudolph Ulrich and Hugo
Leopold) nurserymen, florist's and seedsmens' de-
pot, 35 Post
Ulrich. See Oellrich
Ulshofer Mary, widow, r. cor Clara Av and Sixteenth
Ulshofer Mathias, tailor Joseph T.Poheim.r. 103 Third
Ulster Henry, eugineer, r. 917 Sacramento, rear
Ulster John, baker Balthasar Stumpf , r. 226 Pacific
Umbach Christian L., porter Naber, Alfs & Brune, r.
204 Nineteenth
Umbsen Giistave, clerk Madison & Burke, r. 11 First
Av
Umbsen Heinrich, r. 11 First Av,bet Fourteenth and
and Fifteenth
Umhalt Annie, widow, r. 123 Francisco
Umland Herman, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Uncle Sam Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co., Cal.) A. C.
Taylor secretary, 417 California
Uncle Sam Mining Co. (Eureka C-j., Nev.) D. F. Ver-
denal secretary, 6 and 7 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Underbill Frank, broker, r. 621 Geary
Underbill Frank E., boxmaker Union Box Factory, r.
5 Gilbert
Underbill George L., bookkeeper Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. 203 Powell
Underbill Gilbert E., r. 672 Natoma
Underbill Henry B., attorney at law, and agent Cen-
tral Pac. RR., and Southern Pac. RR., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, room 5, r. Oakland
Underliill Henx-y B. Jr., secretary Selby Smelt-
ing and Lead Co., 116 Montgomery, r. 1926 Pine
Underbill Jacob, commission hardware merchant, 308
California, r. Grand Hotel
Underbill William A., clerk agent's office Central Pac.
RR., r. 203 Powell
Underwood Henry D., clerk Folger, Schilling & Co.,
r. Oakland
Underwood Myron, r. 413 Brannan
Underwood Thomas H., carpenter D. A. Macdonald jt
Co., r. 32H Jessie
ITnder-writers, Amsterdam [James De Fremery b
Co.) 410 Battery, Bordeaux (Henry Schroder &
Co.) SW cor Battery and Washington. Boston (Jo-
seph S. Bacon) 316 California. Bremen (Henry
Balzer & Co.) 209 Sansomo, French (Edward Che-
vassus) 205 Sansome, Hamburg (Hellmann Broth-
ers A: Co.) .525 Front, London Lloyds (Falkner,
Bell & Co,) 430 California, New York (Oliver Eld-
ridge) 31H California, Philadelphia (Joseph S.
Bacon) 316 California, San Francisco Fire(Charle8
D. Haven) 41(! California, San Francisco Marine
(Caspar T. Hopkins secretary) 318 California
Underwriters' Ajjency (New York) Henry Bal-
zer & Co. agents, 209 Sansome
I nilNni APN ki rn Growersofand Dealers in FINE WINES.
J I VJUM Ul-nV/M (X \J\Ji Corner Marltet and Second street*.
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IJnder>vriters'Fire Patrol of San Francisco,
Kussell White captain, Station No. 1 SW corStev-
enson and Ecker, Station No. 2 S s Grove, bet Polk
and Larkin
Unfuge William, r. 1912 Mason
Ungaretti Francesco (Ungaretti & France8chiui)r. SW
cov Geary and William
Ungarettife Francescbini (FrancescoUngaretti andFla-
minio Franceschini) poultry, fruits and vegeta-
bles, SW cor Geary and William
Unger Adolph (Unger & Mendheim) r. East Oakland
Unger Amanda, domestic 825 Guerrero
Unger Annie Miss , assistant South Cosmopolitan Pri-
mary School, r. 72G O'Farrell
Unger Cresey, messenger Custom House, r. 768 Har-
rison
Unger Elijah, copyist Superior Court, Department
No. 9, r. 768 Harrison
Unger Eliza, widow, r. 1 Kramer PI, rear
Unger Eliza, widow, r. 768 Harrison
Unger Frank L., assistant secretary Pacific Stock Ex-
change, and deijuty Superintendent of Streets, r.
504 Geary
Unger Harry, bootmaker, r. 726 O'Farrell
Unger Louis, market, 1500 Leavenworth
Unger Marcus, merchant tailor, 726 O'Farrell
Unger Rose, widow, r. 3 Sherwood PI
Unger & Mendheim{Adolph Unger and Moritz Mend-
heim) real-estate, ofilce 208 Montgomery
Ungermann Frederick, tailor, r. Myrtle Av, bet
Gough and Franklin
Ungraded School, Harrison, bet Tenth and Eleventh
Ungrott August, liquor saloon, 18 Hayes
l7uion Bank of Australia, Hellmann Brothers &
Co. agents, 525 Front
Union Block, junction Market and Pine
Union Box Factory, Roswell E. Morey superin-
tendent, 114-124 Spear
Union Brass Foundry, Giovannini & Co. proptrs,
417 Mission
Union Brewery, Christian Hess proptr, 326 and 328
Clementina
Union City Steamers, Henry Osterloh agent, 37 Com-
mercial
Union Club, rooms 508 California
Union Consolidated Mining Co. (Inyo Co., Cal.)
Thomas M. Converse secretary, 402 Front
Union Consolidated Silver Mining Co.
(Storey Co., Nev.) J. M. Buffiugton secretary, 309
California, room 4
Union Dairy, Brarens & Christian proptrs, W s Kan-
sas, nr Colusa
Union Exchequer Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Eu-
reka, Nev.) Joseph F. Atwill secretary, 106 Leid-
esdorff, room 5
Union Furniture Manufacturing Co. (Christian Spie-
gel, William Schnutenhaus and William Spiegel)
560 Brannan
Union Gatling Band, H. Kropp manager, 12 Tyler
Union Grammar School, N s Union, bet Montgomery
and Kearny
Union Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.) Henry
Pichoir secretary, oflSce 320 Sansome, room 24
Union Grounds, M. Jacobi.& Co. proptrs, NE cor
Seventh and Townsend, entrance Brannan, bet
Sixth and Seventh
Union Hall, S s Howard, bet Third and Fourth
Union Hotel, Adam Wagner proptr, 34 Hayes
Union Hotel, John Burke proptr, 511 and 513 Mission
Union House, Andrew Marietich proptr, 32 Steuart
Union Insurance Co. (fire and marine) Gustave
Touchard president, Charles D. Haven secretary,
416 California
Union Iron Works, Prescott, Scott & Co. proptrs,
NE cor First and Mission
Union Lumber Association, W. J. Adams president,
John Campbell secretary, office 204 California,
wharfinger's ofBce SW cor Beale and Brannan
Union Ij umber Yard, Jonas J. Morrison proptr,
NE cor Mission and Spear
Union Malt House, Scherr, Bach & Lux proptrs,
1413 and 1415 Folsom, office 511 Sacramento
Union Marine Insurance Co. (limited) Falk-
ner. Bell & Co. agents, 430 California
Union Mineral and Soda Tfater W^orks,
' George C. Thompson proptr, NW cor Filbert and
Mason
Union Mission School (Chinese) 702 Jackson
Union Mutual Life Insurance Co., J. M.Fox manager,
601 California, room 3
Union News Co. (Frederick Vaughan) SE cor Sansome
and Washington, and 602 Montgomery
Union Nursery, Jean Labhard proptr. N s Post, bet
Central Av and Lyon
Union Pacific Salt Co., John Barton manager,
210 Sacramento
Union Pacific Silk Manufactory, George C. Bod'
proptr, E s San Bruno Road, nr County Line
Union Pacific Transfer Co., George Hohlenberg proptr,
409 East
Union Preserve Factory, Sol. Wangenheim t:
Co. proptrs, 118-126 Davis
Union Primurv School, NW cor Filbert and Kearny
Union Shaft Co. (Storey Co. Nev.) George C. Pratt
secretaiy, 25 Nevada Blook
Union Soap Factory, Charles A. Petersen & Cu
proptrs, Juniper bet Folsom and Harrison
Union Street Wkarf, foot Union
Union Tanning and Currying Co. (Morris Hennessy
tannery, 735 Brannan
Union Tug Boat Co., John Kentfield agent, office Piei
9 Steuart
Union Warehouse, SchoUe & Laukershim proptrs, NV
cor Union and Battery
Union West Mining Co. (Arizona) Edwin B. Booti
secretary, 32U California, rooms, 1 and 2
United Aikalieini Wine Groovers' Associa-
tion, now Bach, Meese & Co., office and vaults,
321 Montgimierv, cor Summer
IffllTED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRDIDS,
hall 413 Sutter
United Carriage Co., George S. Ladd president,
Andrew White secretary, James McCord superin-
tendent, office 2 New Montgomery, stables 615 and
617 Howard
United Firemens' Insurance Co. (Philadel-
phia) J. J. Desmond & Sons general agents, 410 Cal-
ifornia
United Land Association, L. A. Booth president,
Dwigbt K. Tripp secretary, 401 California, room 8
United States and Foreign Salamander
Felting Co., Seward Cole manager. Berry, bet
Fourth and Fifth, office 317 California
United States Appraiser's Store, Es Sansome,
bet Washington and Jackson
United States Army, Assistant Adjutant-General
Slilitary Division Pacific and Department Califor-
nia, office Presidio
United States Army, Chief Commissary Sub-
sistence Military Division Pacific and Department
California, office Presidio
United States Army, Chief Paymaster Military
Division Pacific and Department California, office
Presidio
United States Army, Chief Quartermaster Mili-
tary Division Pacific and Department California,
office Presidio
United States Army, Clothing Depot Military
Division Pacific, office 36 New Montgomery
United States Arn»y, Commandant Military Di-
vision Pacific and Deiiartment California, office
Presidio
United States Army, Depot Quartermaster Mili-
tary Division Pacific, office 36 New Montgomery
United States Army, Engineer Military Divis-
ion Pacific, office Presidio, Harbor Fortifications,
office 533 Kearny, Lighthouse, office 120 Sutter
United States Army, General Recruiting Service
Military Division Pacific, office 36 New Mont.
United States Army, Headquarters Military Di-
vision Pacific and Department California, office
Presidio
United States Army, Inspector-General Military
Division Pacific, office Presidio
United States Army, Judge-Advocate Military
Division Pacific and Department California, office
Presidio
United States Army, Local Paymaster, office 36
New Montgomery
United States Army, Medical Director Military
Division Pacific and Department California, office
Presidio
United States Army, Medical Purveyor Military
Division Pacific, office 36 New Montgomery
United States Army, Medical Storekeeper Mili-
tary Division Pacific, office 36 New Montgomery
United States Army, Military Storekeeper in
charge clothing, Military Division Pacific, office
36 New Montgomery
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN. '2iǤNZ?roSiT,,
in&iAO I mnOD'C^'l LatiiberUeaier, K.H;. cor. Mission and Spear St».,na«l«.r|f»
JONAb J. mUnniOJ.'l, L.„mberSJ»ed«mied with well seasoned Lumber.
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United Statfs Army, Purchasing and Depot
Commissary Subsistence Military Division Pa-
cific, ofiSce 36 New Montgomery
Vnited States Assistant Treasurer, office 608
Commercial
United States Barjcre Office (Revenue Service)
Front St. Wharf
United States Board of Examining Sur-
geon» for Pensioners, Charles N.Kllinwood pres-
ident, L. L. Dorr secretary, office 715 Clay
United States Bonded AVareliouse, Gower &
Oilman proptrs, NE cor Broadway and Battery
United States Bonded Wareliouse, John O.
Strauch proptr, NW cor Vallejo and Front
United States Brewery, Wannenmacher k Kro-
nenberg proptrs, NE cor Franklin and McAllis-
ter
United States Census (Tenth) Henry G. Lang-
ley supervisor first district California, office 14
'Montgomery Av
United States Circuit Court (clerk) office new
V.S. Appraiser's Building, third floor, rooms 49,
51 and 5a
United States Circuit Court, judges' chambers,
new U. S. Appraiser's Building, third floor, rooms
64, 55 and 57
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey,
office 214 Stockton (after July 1st new U. S. Ap-
praiser's Building)
United States Collector Customs, Port San
Francisco, office Custom House, third floor
United States Comn»issioners, L. S. B. Sawyer,
Southard Hoffman, A. D. Grimwood, Joseph F.
O'Beirne, H. F. Lardner new U. S. Appraiser's
Building, third floor; Charles J. Torbert NE cor
Fourth and Towusend, Nathaniel Holland C05
Clay, Theodore Reichert 610 Commercial, Charles
A. Low 23 Montgomery Block, John A. Robinson
507 Montgomerv
United States Court Buildinjjf, NE cor Battery
and Washington
United States Custom House, NW cor Wash-
ington and Battery
Untted States District Attorney, office new
U. S. Appraiser's Building, third floor, rooms 59
and Gl
United States District Court (clerk) office new
U. S. Appraiser's Building, third floor, rooms 63
and 65
United States District Court, District of Cal-
ifornia, judges' chambers, new V. S. Appraiser's
Building, third floor, rooms 66-69
United States Draymen, office new U. 8. Ap-
praisers' Building, first floor
United States Geological Surrey, George F.
Becker geologist, 155 New Montgomery
United States Grand Jury, new U. S. Apprais-
ers' Building, third floor, room 64
United States Hotel, George W.Henry proptr, 304 and
306 Beale
United States Inspector Boilers, office new
U. S. Appraisers' Building, first floor
ITnlted States Inspector Drugs, office new
U. S. Appraisers' Building, second floor, room
42
United States Inspector Hulls, office new U.
S. Appraisers' Building, first floor
United States Internal Revenue Agency
for the Pacific Coast, Thomas J. Kinney and Aaron
B.Levisoe agents, office newU .S. Appraisers ' Build-
ing, first floor, room 11
United States Internal Revenue Collector,
office new U. S. Appraisers' Building, rooms
2, 4 and C
United States Internal Revenue Gangers,
office new U. S. Appraisers' Building, rooms 2, 4
and 6
United States Land Office, office GIO Commer-
cial
United States Laundry, Rathje & Flanedy proptrs, W
8 Hampshire, bet Twenty -third and Twenty-
fourth
United States Life Boat Station, Ocean Beach,
nr Golden Gate Park, office new U. S. Appraisers'
Building, first floor, room 20
United Stales Light House Dejjartment
(Twelfth District) inspector's and engineer's
office 120 Sutter
United States Marine Hospital, Presidio Res-
ervation, nr Mountain Lake
United States Marine Hospital Ser»-ice, E.
Hebersmth, surgeon, office new U. S. Appraisers'
Building, first floor, rooms 1, 3 and 5
United States Marslinl, office new U. 8. Ap-
praisers' Buildint;, third floor, rooms 45 and 47
United States Mint, NW cor Mission and Fifth
United States N'aval Officer, Port San Fran-
cisco, office Custom House, second floor
United States Navy Pay Office, new U. S.
Appraisers' Building, first floor, rooms 13, 15 and
17
United States Observation (Signal Service)
office 42 Merchants' Exchange
United States Pension Agent, office 620 Wash-
ington
United States Post Office, James Coey post-
master, NW cor Washington and Battery. Branch
offices— Station A, 1305 Polk, Station B, SW cor
Seventh and Market, Station C, NW cor Twentieth
and Mission
United States Railway Mail Service (Eighth
Division) office Post Office Building
United States Receiver Public Moneys (U. 8.
Lands) office 610 Commercial
United States Register Lands, office 610
Commercial
United States Registers Bankruptcy, Dis-
trict California, Samuel J. Clarke Jr., office 25
U. S. Court Building, and James M. Gitchell,
office 636 Clay ^ , ,, ^^,
United States Restaurant, Jacob M. Pike
proptr, 548 Clay
United States Secret Service Division , office
newU.S. Appraisers' Building, first floor, room 12
United States Shipping Commissioner,
office 118 Jackson
United States Special Agents Post Office
Department, office 320 Sansome, room 43
United States Special Agent Treasury
Department, new U. S. Appraisers' Building,
first floor, rooms 7 and 9
United States Stage Co., Joseph Knowlton Jr., agent,
2 New Montgomery
United States Sub-Treasury, 608 Commercial
United States Supervising Inspector Steam
Vessels, office new U. S. Apprai-sers' Building,
first floor, rooms 19, 21 and 23
United States Surveyor (Port San Francisco)
office Custom House, second floor
United States Surveyor General, office 610
Commercial
United States Treasury BuUding, 608 and
610 Commercial
United Workingmen's Cooperative Boot
and Shoe Manufacturing Co., Walter
Bosie secretary, factory 500 Bartlett, depot 416
Market
United Workingmen's Soap Manufacturing Co., M.
Kane president, Patrick McCarthy secretary, E s
Potrero Av, bet Center and Santa Clara
Universal Copj^ng Co., Jeffers, Wells & Kipps
proptrs, 1436 and 1438 Market
Universal Life Insurance Co. (New York) James R.
Garniss agent. 320 Sansome, room 7
Universal Marine -Insurance Co, of Lon-
don (limited) George J. Theobald & Co. general
agents, 419 California, rooms 4-6
University City College, Rev. James Matthews D. D.
principal, S s Haight, bet Octsvia and Laguna
University Gold Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) William
Letts Oliver secretary, 3'28 Montgomery, room 13
University Mound College, S s Sierra Av, bet Mission
and San Bruno Road
University of Oallfomia(LandDept)J.H.Harns
agent, H.M.DeHart deputy agent, 310 Pine, rooms
3o— 38 o«rt
University of California (Regents) office 310
Pine, rooms 36-38
University School, George Bates principal, 320 Eddy
Unna Jacob, broom, brush, and feather duster
manuf, and dealer toilet soaps, wrapping paper,
paper bags, twine, etc., 157 New Montgomery, r.
Oakland , ,,_
Unruh Adolph, liquor saloon, 329 Dupont, r. 517
Unruh H. A., bookkeeper The Baldwin, r. 62 South
Park
Unruh W. A., brakeman Southern Pac. BR.
Unwin Edward, manuf polish, r. 751 Market
Unzlemau William, tailor, r. 3 Mary Lane
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GEO. W. CLARK, papMS&siial
TREET, wholesale and retail dealer In
.6 Material. Manufacturer of WlUdOW ^!!a'3S
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^oi^esai^e hardwar^e.
ket and Front Street
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Upham Bradforil H., salesman Cunningham, Curties
& Welch, r. 810 Bush
Upham C. R., conductor Market St. RR., r. 1430 Turk
Upham Isaac (Payot, Uphnm & Co., and L. Gregolrc
& Co.) r. 920 Valencia
Upham R. B., conductor Hayes Valley branch Market
St. RR.
Upp Margaret, widow, r. til? Natoma
Upper San Joaquin Irri^nting^ Canal Co.,
(Fresno Co., Cal.) William R. Uuuuingham secre-
tary, 402 Kearny
Uppermann Frederick, carpenter, r. W s Alemany, nr
Seventeenth
Upshur George L., clerk J. C. Flood & Co., r. 124
O'Farrell
Upshur John, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 90.5 Jackson
Upshur John H., porter stmr Yosemite, r. 905 Jackson
Upson Thomas, r. 3() Clay
Upton Augustine F., compositor Bacon & Co., r. East
Oakland
Upton Charles D., employee Horace Davis & Co., r. 6
Dale Place
Upton Edward P., salesman Buchanan & Lyall, r. 735
Pine
Upton Edward W., conductor Market St. RR., r. 529
Valencia
Upton Frank F., bookkeeper Continental Oil and
Transportation Co., r. 224 Eleventh
Upton Henry C, printer Frank Eastman & Co., r. East
Oakland
Upton James M., printer Edward M. Murphy & Co., r.
166 Tehama ^
Upton John, compositor Vernon Upton, r. 735 Pine
Upton John P. Mrs., widow, r. 735 Pine
Upton Matthew G., journalist Evening Bulletin, r.
425 Geary
Upton M. W., receiving teller Pacific Bank, r. Oak-
land
Upton Vernon, book and job printer, 518 Sacramento,
r. 735 Pine
Upton Walter, clerk, r. Turk St. Hotel
Upton William B., draftsman Union Iron Works,
r. 425 Geary
Urbach Ignatz, manager Frederick Klopper, r. 26
O'Farrell
Urbais Albert, blacksmith, r. W s San Brimo Road,
nr Twenty-eighth
Urban Academy, Nathan W. Moore principal, SW cor
Geary and Mason
Urban Charles, cook Sacramento Hotel, r. 407 Pacific
Urban Ferdinand, actor, r. 439 Bush
Urban Hugo, manuf, and wholesale and retail dealer
cigars and tobacco, 1028 Market
Urban Jacob, liquor saloon, 317 Montgomery Av, r.
11 Hinckley
Urban Joseph, musician, r. 509 Kearny
Urban Mary Mrs., r. 43 Freelon
Urban Vincent, uiattressmaker F. Hufschmidt, r. SE
cor Mason and Lombard
Urbari Rafifaele, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
UrcuUo Procopio, seaman, r. 10 Union PI
Uretich George, fisherman, r. 715 Davis
Uri Felix, wholesale butcher, 20-26 S. F. Market, r.
718 Ellis
Uri Isidor, butcher Felix Uri, r. 718 Ellis
Uri Solomon H., butcher, 1903 Geary, r. 1925 Filbert
Uriarte Jose, seamau, r. 10 Union PI
Uriarte Joseflna, r. 10 Union PI
Urioste Adolph de (Urruela & Urioste) r. 916 Post
Urioste George de. bookkeeper Urniela & Urioste, r.
916 Post
Umer John, liquor saloon, 2122 Mission
Urquhart Donald, St. Andrews Soc, 232 Sutter
Urquhart Edwin, rollermaker Shattuck & Fletcher,
r. 3 Martha PI
Urquhart James R., blacksmith W. S. Phelps & Co.,
r. 210 Eleventh
Urquhart Jumes S., operator Western Union Tel. Co.,
r. 1316 California
Urquhart John, waiter, r. 1020 Market
Urquhart Robert, blacksmith W.S.Phelps & Co., r.
349 Minna
Urquhart Samuel G., painter Hopps & Sons, r. 25
Bernard
Urquhart Warren, inkmaker Sh:ittuck & Fletcher, r. 3
Martha PI
Urquhart William, elevator tender Grand Hotel
Urquidez Petra, widow, r. 716 Filbert
Urruela Francisco (Urruela & Urioste) r. 7.30 Geary
Urruela John (Urruela & Urioste) r. 730 Geary
Urruela & Urioste (John and Francisco Urruela, and
Adolph de Urioste) commission merchants, 405
Front
Urry Daniel B., brickmason and furnished rooms,
217 Third
Ursin John, laborer Konig &Rasmiissen, r. 103 Wash.
Urtado Victoria, domestic 724 Green
Uruchurtn Richard, cashier I. Gutte, r. 8C7 California
Urzua Richard J., compositor La Voz del Nuevo
Mundo, r. 618 M Filbert
Usher John, ijeddler, r. E s Utah, bet Sixteenth and
El Dorado
Usher John F., driver Pacific Transfer Co., r. 20 Perry
Usher John P., conductor Omnibus RR., r. 20 Perry
Usher Julia, domestic 13 Oak
Usher Louis, driver City Cab and Carriage Stables
Usher Thomas, carpenter, r. Turk St. Hotel -^-__
Ushiild George, boilermaker, r. 274 Tehama
Uslnger Conrad, assistant Bush St. Primary School,
r. 1906 Leavenworth
Ussellini Anna Mrs., bakery. 219 Sixth
Ussellini Antoine, tailor, 209 Sixth, r. 219 Sixth
Uszynski Barbara, widow, ladies' hairdresser and or-
namental hairworker, 2247 Mission, r. 14 Sherman
Uszynski Gustave, hairdresser B. Uszynski, r. 14
Sherman
Utah Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) George C.
Pratt secretary, 25 Nevada Block
Utica Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
Walter E. Dean secretary, 203 Bush, room 8
Utschig Adolph, shoemaker, 1613 Polk
Utscliij;; Jolin, manuf and dealer boots and shoes,
320 Bush, r. 122 Park \\
Utteubcrg J., millhaud Eisen Brothers, 12 Stev.
Utter Frederick W., luining secretary, 112 Leidesdorft',
r. 440 Twenty-second
Utter William, mining expert, 112 Leidesdorff, r. 118
Post
Utterberg Charles A., cabinetmaker, r. 704}^ Mission
Utz Adam, r. 1417 Pine
Utzinger Henry, carpenter, 435 Broadway — __^
Uxley Arthur W., bookkeeper Miller & Richard, r.
1703 Kearny
Uzeta Conrad C, printer, r. 9 Union
Uznay Charles A., clerk John J. Williams, r. 1712
Sacramento
Uznay Francis Mrs., dressmaker Verdier.jMoreau &
Co.. r. 706 California
Uzzovich John, restaurant, 325 Green
Vaccabezza Giuseppe, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Bdwy.
Vaccari Charles M., broker, r. Abbotsford House
Vaccaro Andrew, r. 9 Gaven
Vaccaro John, clerk, r. 1332 Dupont
Vaccaro Mary, widow, r. 9 Gaven
Vacchi Domenico, gardener, W s Mission, nr Indus-
trial School
Vaccovich John, porter Michael Mooney, r. 318 Davis
Vacquier Henri A., foreman Sim. Seriat & Co., r. 503
Filbert
Vactor Sarah, dressmaker, r. 500 Broadway
Vadanovich Matteo, fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo
Vagg William S., freight clerk Cal. Transportation
Co., r. 317 First
Vagt Christian, expressman, NE cor Post and Kearny,
r. NE cor Howard and Twentieth
Vagt Fredericka Miss, wax flowers, r. 922 Bryant
Vagt Herman, sugar refiner, r. 922 Bryant
Vagts Diedrich H., driver Albany Brewery, r. 208 Fif-
teenth
Vagts George, oils, 217 Seventh
Vahey ^Michael, laborer, r. S s Lombard, betSansome
and Montgomery
Vahey Thomas, lonnshoreman Charles E.Haseltine
Vail Aiken H. (Sanborn, Vail & Co.) r. 126 Tyler
Vail Charles A., clerk Wellman, Peck & Co., r. 509
Filbert
Vail Charles E., bookkeeper Forsalth & Dodge, r. 1104
Market
Vail Charles H., ship discharging clerk, r. 509 Filbert
Vail David H., bookkeeper Deming, Palmer & Co., r.
Grand Hotel
Vail John D., bartender, r. 750 Folsom
Vail Robert R., bookkeeper William W. Parrish, r. 509
Filbert
Vail Walter H., clerk Emil G. Schuman, r. 509 Filbert
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Vail William I., clerk Sauborn, Vail & Co., r. 917 Mar-
ket
Vail S<?<j Val6
Vairodich P., Austrian Benev. Assn,310 O'Farrell
Valadao Jacinto F., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn.
415}<i Drumm
Valadao Manoel J., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Aasn,
415 H Drumm
Valadie Catheriue, widow, r.l917 Mason
Valance Theresa, domestic 315 Oak
Valaro Alphonseue, fieherman, Front St. Wliarf
Valaro Philippe, waiter, r. 10'28 Market
Valcoiirt Charles, finisher F.Thomas & Co., r. 1205
Mission
Valdez Isabel, dressmaker, r. 12 Hinckley
Valdez .Juan, r. 33 Hinckley
Valdez Petra. lanudrese, r. 30 Hinckley
Valducci Coustantine, sexton St. Ignatius Church, 214
Hayes
Vale Charlefl (Charles Vale & Son) r. 1708 Sacramento
Vale Charles Jr. (Charles Vale & Son) r. 1409 Larkin
Vale Charles A: Son (Charles and Charles Jr.) hard-
ware and crockery, 1309 Polk
Vale George, longshoreman, 739 Folsom, rear
Vale George, saloonkeeper, r. 720 Mission
Vale William, advertising agent S. F. Bulletin Co., r.
1409 Larkin
Vale. See Vail
Valen Jasper, r. 1229 Washington
Valence John, f.>»rmer, r. Keystone House
Valencia Antonio, driver N. B. and Mission KR., r.829
Folsom
Valencia Antonio, milkman, r. Cincinnati Hotel
Valencia Carlo, clerk, r. 1028 Market
Valencia Domingo, physician, oflace 1609 Powell, r.
Oakland
Valencia Henry L., salesman Abraham Kline, r. 1 242
Mission
Valencia Manuel, pressman Mrs. L. G. Richmond &
Son. r. Sacramento, bet Montgomery and San.
Valencia Ramon R., tinsmith W. W. Moiitague & Co.,
r. 18 Fifth Av
Valencia St. Grammar School, Valencia, bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Valencia St. Planing Mills, John J. Theisen proptr,
Valencia, nr Twenty-eighth
Valente Domenico, laborer, r. 42.5 Filbert, rear
Valente Joseph, driver Louis Valente, r. 216 Bdwy
Valente Louis, bakery, and manuf paste, 216 Bdwy
Valente Marie Miss, macaroni baker, r. 216 Broadway
Valente Theresa Miss, macaroni baker, r. 216 Bd%vy.
Valentine Andrew W., watchman S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. S s Twentieth, bet Treat Av and Har-
rison
Valentine Archibald C, carpenter, r. Montcalm, nr
Twenty-eighth
Valentine Betsy, widow, r. 1314 Mason
Valentine Charles, porter Hixson, Justi k Co., r. 562 M
Bryant
Valentine Edward, r. 704 Powell
Valentine Henry, waiter, r. 18 Mason
Valentine Jacob, expressman, 23 Sansome, r. 8 Bour-
bin PI „„
Valentine John B., bookkeeper John Hagan, r. 8W
cor Larkin and Filbert
Valentine John G., waiter, r. 510 Post
Valentine John J., general superintendent
Wells. Fargo & Co., 320 Sansome, room 1, r. Hay-
wards. Alauieda Co.
Valentine John W., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo
k Co., r. 014 Sutter
Valentine Joseph F., molder Savage & Son, r. 624
Fourth
Valentine Ixniis, r. 413 Clementina
Valentine Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 8 8 Twentieth,
bet Treat Av and Harrison
Valentine Marj-, widow, r. .562 H Bryant
Valentine S. D. (Francis, Valentine & Co.) r. 704
Powell „ , ^,
Valentine T. B., office with Francis, Valentine
& Co.. r. 704 Powell
Valentine Thomas, teamster Patrick A. McDonald, r.
811 Folsom
Valenzia Salvatore, barber Lampe Brothers, r. 1601
Polk
Valenziano Giuseppe, Italian Benev. Soc., 423 Wash.
Valenzuela Desideria. widow, r. 23 Hinckley
Valenzmla Isabel, widow, r. 10 .\uburn
Valer;^a Bartholomew, r. 1108 Filbert
Valerga Domenico, musician, r. llo8 Filbert
J. GUNDLACH&CO.'S"GyTEB[L,"
Valerga Francisco, fresco painter, r. 1108 Filbert
Valerga Jose, gardener, r. N s Fifteenth, nr Dolores
Valerga Pietro, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Valero .John, salesman J. A. Kritzky, r. 1427 Kearny
Valero Luigi, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Valetri Angelo, gardener, E s San Jo86 Bead, nr
Berual Station
Valetti Domenico, confectioner, r. 13.37 Dupont, rear
Valianos George, fruits, 24 Bay City Market, r. 42
Everett
Valins Manoel P., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415^ Drumm
Vallcyrien (Scandinavian weekly) Charles A.
H.-nry publisher and proptr, 409 Washington
Valla Laurent, r. 2 Adelaide PI
Valla Pierre, r. 1027 Dupont
Valle Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Valle Regenaldo F., Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730 j
Montgomery
Valleau Andrew L., compositor J. B. Brodie & Co., r' |
124 Austin „ , i
Valleaii Samuel (J. R. Brodie .% Co.) r. 12C Silver |
Valleau Thomas P., weigher Custom House, r. 124 i
Austin '
Valleggia John, dishwasher Bocken & Baccala, r. 637 ^
Broadway ,,. . vn i
Valleigo Bertalin, laborer, r.W s Mission, nr Nlag- |
ara Av „ , ^ -r, I
Vallejo and San Francisco Express, Good & Boney |
proptrs, 418 Sacramento !
Vallejo Broom Factory, Tltcomb & Thurston agents,
205 Sacramento
VaUeio Street Wharf, foot Vallejo
VaUejo Street U.S. Bonded Warehouse, John j
O. Strauch proptr, NW cor Vallejo and Front i
Vallenburg A. A., r. 711 CaUfomia |
Valleon Charles, lodgings, 719 Clay . :
Vallet Charles, Uquor saloon, NE cor Fifth and Ham-
son
Vallett WilUam M., r. 501 Geary
Valley J. R., laundryman. r. 202 Twenty-third '
Valley Patrick, teamster Frank Barnard & Co., r. 916
Sansome ,,_,_./-,
Valliant Mary, widow, r.S s Twenty-seventh, bet Gun-
nison Av and Columbia PI, B. H.
Valois Guillaume, waiter, r. 811 Stoclfton
Valparaiso Gold Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.) Wil-
liam H. Watson secretary, 302 Montgomery,
room 6
Valpey John W., physician, office and r. 2631 Mis- <
sion i
Valpoon Andreas, laborer, r. 5 Pollard PI, rear
Valpoon Luigi, barber, r. 5 Pollard PI, rear i
Valrey Patrick, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltlne,
Van Tafael, machinist W. W. Montague & Co., r. 530
Natoma '
Van Alen William K., real-estate agent, KW cor
Washington and Sansome, r. 912 Pine
Van Alstine A. k Co. (.Alonzo Van Alstine and J. B.
Bice) proptrs and manufs Dr. Gunn's Bitters, 8H I
Brenham PI _ '
Van Alstine Alon/x) (Van Alstine & Co.) r. 126 Lang-
ton
Van Alstine George W., engineer Cal. St. BB., r. 1413
Van Anden Charles, hackman, r. 45 Minna
Van Antwrp CharlesF., carpenter, r. 12 Eighth-
Van Antwerp Edwin H., clerk quartermaster's dept
U. S. .A., r. Oakland
Van Battertrem Otto, r. Ahlbom House
Van Bergen August, liquor saloon, 425 San-
some, r. 720 Capp
Van Bergen James O., mastermariner, r. 2.524 Wash.
Van Bergen John W. (N. Van Bergen & Co.) r. 834
Post
Van Bergen Martin J., driver Hose No. 7, S. F. F. D.,
r. N s Sierra, nr Tennessee
Van Bergen X. & Co. (Nicholas Van Bergen, L. F.
I Holtz, and John W. Van Bergen) importers and
j jobbers wines and liquors. 413 and 415 Clay
I Van Bergen Nicholas (N. Van Bergen & Co.) r. 834
1 Post
I Van Bergen Theodore, bookkeeper N. Van Bergen &
& Co., r. 834 Post
Van Bever Peter (C. Anduran & Co.) r. 120 Ellis
' Van Blarcora A. Lines, wool merchant, 214 Saueome,
rooms 13 and 14, r. Fruit Vale
I Van Bokkelen William A. M.. 8Ccountant»419 Califor-
nia, room 24, r. 1313 Jackson
! Van Brunt R. N. Mrs., teacher music, 702 OTsrrell
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carriage trimmer, 108 Jessie, r.
, watchman Capitol Mills, r. 670
Van Brant Riitg-er N., mining secretary, 318
Pine, room 6, r. 702 O'Farrell
Van Buren John, machine operator Levinsky Broth-
ers, r. 218 Broadway
Van Buren M. Mrs., dressmaker, 123 Ellia
Van Burger Victor, r. 1834 Sutter
Van Buskirk George, laborer Odorless Excavating Ap-
paratus Co., r. 2219 Mason
Van Buskirk Howard (Lind & Van Buskirk) r. 38
Natoma
Van Clief P. (Stewart, Van Clief & Herrin) attorney
at law, 310 Pine, rooms 23-28, r. 252 Second
Van Collem L., cloakmaker, r. 611 Ellis
Van Court Dewitt C, blacksmith Christian F. Suhl,
r. 670 Twentieth
Van Court Eugene S.. millhand Capitol Mills, r. 670
, Twentieth
Van Court James E., printer William Shew, r. Bel-
mont
Van Court John F.
721 Bryant
Van Court John W
Twentieth
Van Crombrugghe August, dentist, 609 Sacramento,
room 6, r. 2621 Clay
Van Daalen Marcus C, bootcufter Porter, Oppenhei-
mer, Slessinger h Co., r. W s San Bruno Koad, bet
Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Van de Casteele Henry X., lithographer Britton &
Key, r. 310 Hyde
Van de Water Herman, engine dispatcher Southern
Pac. RR., r. 110 Twenty-third
Van de Water S. A., widow, r. 923 Hyde
Van Demark Albert, engineer Southern Pac. RR.; r.
108 Shotwell
Van Demark George F. (Steele & Van Demark) and
traveling salesman L. Feldmann & Co., r. 2021
Mission
Van Denbergh Albert C, r. 811 Leavenworth
Van Denbergh Julia Mrs., r. 811 Leavenworth
Van Denberghe Joseph, laborer, r. 863}^ Market
Van Denberghe Peter, tailor G. Vecci, r. 863 Ji Market
Van DenburgU Alison, dentist, 131 Geary, r.
Oakland
Van Denburgh Daniel, dentist, 229 Geary, r. 1626
Turk
Van Denburgh. See Vandenbergh, Vandenburg and
Vandeuburgh
Van der Lei John, seaman 119 Jackson
Van der Lith Joha, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Van Deventer Mary, widow, r. 8W cor Twenty-second
and Howard
Van Dohren Henry P., r. Ahlbom House
Van Doren George W., fancy goods, 1505 Stockton
Van Doren Louis, r. 275 Stevenson
Van Dorn Belle Miss, comfortermaker F. F. Du Rose,
r. 45 Garden Av
Van Dorn Charles H., driver City RR., r. 45 Garden Av
Van Dorn Rose Miss, bootfitter S. W. Levy, r. 45 Gar-
den Av
Van Dusen E. J., painter Edward M. Gallagher, r.
2220 Hyde
Van Dusen Howard, roofer W. H. Wilson
Van Dusen Lizzie, widow, boarding, 427 Sutter
Van Dusen Stark, clerk Horace Davis h Co., r. 630
Minna
Van Duyn Edward C, clerk, r. NE cor Mission and
Fifth
Van Duyne Ellen, widow, r. cor Winslow and Pow-
hattan Av, B. H.
Van Duzen Stephen V. R., fruits and vegetables, 23
and 24 Grand Western Market
Van Duxer A. P., assistant U. S. attorney, office
V. S. Court Building (after July 1st new U. S. Ap-
praiser's Bldg, third floor) r. 533 Twenty-third
Van Duzer Oliver, chief engineer SS. Oregon, r. 1024
Stockton
Van Dyck Harry C, 203 Bush, room 26, r. 501 Harri-
son
Van Dyke George B., clerk August Weihe, r. 1909 Pine
Van Dyke Joseph, plasterer, r. SW cor Pine and
Octavia
Van Dyke Samuel P., with Hanson, Ackerman & Co.,
r. Washington Township, Alameda Co.
Van Dyke Walter (Van Dyke & Powell) r. Oakland
Van Dyke William M., clerk Van Dyke & Powell, r.
Oakland
Van Dyke & Powell (Walter Van Dyke and H.
A. Powell) attorneys at law, 507 Montgomery,
rooms 5-8
Van Dyne James, blacksmith, r. W s Bernal, bet Ser-
pentine and Precita Avs
Van Every Edwin, bookkeeper Grangers' Business
Assn, r. 1633 Geary
Van Every Henry Mrs., r. 1633 Geary
Van Geeuhoven Leopold, laborer, r. 713 Vallejo
Van Geistelield H. Louis, barber, 633 Pacific
Van Gulpen Carl, teacher music, 117 Post
Van Heeren A., carpenter, r. Mission Road, nr Six
Mile House
Van Heusen Henry, salesman Toklas, Brown & Co., r.
516 Stockton
Van Hoeter Frank, laborer Union Soap Works, r. Juni-
per, bet Folsom and Harrison
Van Hoeter Robert, machinist, r. 931 Market
Van Hortan Lewis, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Sixth and Brannan, and (Hudson & Van Hortan)
r. Oakland
Van Housen William, market, NW cor Eddy and Ma-
son, r. 318 Jones
Van Houten Charles, laundryman, r. 1033 Hampshire
Van Houten Jacob, expressman, NW cor Clay and
Davis, r. SE cor Nineteenth and Douglass
Van Hurst H., driver Hayes Valley Valley branch
Market St. RR.
Van Iderstine David, carpenter, r. Hansa Hotel
Van Keulen Henry, traveling agent, r. 456 Clementina
Van Keuren Walter, jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 1024
Larkin
Van Kiuren W., r. 710 Commercial
Van Laak Lambert, proptr Eureka Broom Fac-
tory, Seventeenth, bet Howard and Shotwell,
salesroom 315 Sacramento, r. Seventeenth, nr
Howard
Van Langpy Ole, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Van Leenween William H., seaman, r. 1151 Harrison
Van Loben Sels P. J., attorney at law Fox & Kellogg,
r. Oakland
Van Ness Albert S., bricklayer, r. 107 Fifth
Van Ness Avenue Laundry, Ganco & Boyer proptrs,
33 Fell
Van Ness Garrett, bootmaker Kullman, Salz & Co., r.
27 Kate
Van Ness James, shoemaker D.W. Emerson, r. 656
Mission
Van'Vess John, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r.
W s Vicksburg, bet Jersey and Twenty-fifth
Van Ness John P., contractor, r. 107 Fifth
Van Ness Joseph W., bricklayer, r. 107 Fifth
Van Ness Miriam, widow, r. N s Vicksburg, bet Jersey
and Twenty-fifth »
Van Ness Thomas C. attorney at law, 411 M Calilor-
nia, room 6, r. 117 Capp
Van Ness William H., manager Terrence Healy, 813
Market
Van Noorden T. E. R., liquor saloon, 1120 Larkin
Van Noorden William, liquor saloon, 1747 J^ Mis-
sion
Van Norden James, carpenter, r. 1032 Market
Van Norden Robert T. (Van Norden k Gilmore)r. 1607
Pacific Av
Van Norden & Gilmore (Robert T. Van Norden
and John H. Gilmore) real estate and advertising
agents, and housebrokers, 607 Montgomery
Van Norman Michael, teamster, r. 1569 Market
Van Nostrand Daniel, r. 1207 F.ilsom
Van O'Dyke John H., boatbuilder Thomas Vice, r. 3
Zee PI
Van Orden Charles H., printer H. 8. Crocker & Co., r,
207 Twenty-fourth
Van Orden David T., contractor, r. 850 Market
Van Orden John, mining, 330 Pine, room 7
Van Orden Leander, weigher Custom House, r. 207
Twenty-fourth
Van Orden Leander Jr., dentist, r. 207 Twenty-fourth
Van Oterendorp R., agent Oregon SS. Co., 210
Battery, r. Alameda
Vau Oterendoi-p William, clerk Harry W. Syz, r. Ala-
meda
Van Pelt David F., pilot stmr James M. Donahue, r.
909 Filbert
Van Pelt Peter, cashier H. M. Newhall & Co., r. 320
Fremont
Van Pelt Rachel, widow, r. 909 Filbert
Van Praag Josei^h L., clerk, r. 516 Sixteenth
Van Praag Samuel, r. 1715 Hyde
Van Praag Samuel A., r. 220 Sixteenth
Van Prooyen Hubert, carrier La Voce Del Popolo, r.
414 Green
Van Reed James H., real-estate broker, r. 908 Howard
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Van Rensselaer PUilip S
18, r. 912 Taylor
Van Rensselaer Raymond, helper melter and refiners
dept U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
"Van Reynegom Francis W., attorney at law,
531 California, r"i>niB 6 and 7, r. W 6 Church, btt
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Van Kiper Jauits, architect, r. 1302 Powell
Van Schaack Chauucey P., salesman Martin J. Flavin,
r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Van Schaack William, magter mechanic Market St.
KB., r. 1832 Jessie
Van Schalck Louis H., attorney at law, 606 Montgom-
ery, and school director, r. 129 Page
Van Schaick Rnfus, assistant weigher Custom House,
r. 1133 Howard
Van Scoten M. D., tinsmith, r. St. David's House
Van Seth A., clerk, r. 8-ft; Mission
Van Sicklen Frederick W., salesman Dodge, Sweeney
& Co., r. 47 South Park
Van Slyke J. K., solicitor Sherman, Hyde & Co., r.
Oakland
Van Staden George, furnished rooms, 435 Broadway
Van Steenburg Joseph, confectioner and watchmaker,
401 Montgomery \r
Van Straaten Benjamin E., sexton Jewish Cemetery,
r. 538 Eighteenth
Van Syckel Elizabeth Mrs., dressmaker, r. 413 Hayes
Van Syckel Gustavus A., commission merchant, r.413
Hayes
Van Tagen Adolph, boatman, r. 134X Francisco
Van Tassel Charles J. (Van Tassel, Toy & Co.) r. 330
Geary
Van Tassel Frank, waiter Muehe & Duggan, r. 141
Fifth
Van Tassel Margaret, widow, r. 1213 Montgomery
"Van Tassel, Toy & Co. (Charles J. Van Tassel,
George D. Toy, and Benjamin S. Levy) general
agents Scottish Commercial Insurance Co. of
Glasgow, Continental Insurance Co. of New York,
Niagara Fire Insurance Co. of New York, and Com-
monwealth Insurance Co. of Boston, 216 Sansome
Van Tassell Thomas W., watchman Golden Gate Flour
Mills, r. 125 Tyler
Van Vale Nathaniel, butcher, r. Eailroad Av, bet
Seventh and Eighth Avs, South S. F.
Van Vlack George E., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. 511 Greenwich
Van Vlack G. J., physician and surgeon, office 14 St.
Ann's Building, r. 518 Eddy
Van Vleck Durbiu, designer and engraver on wood,
432 Montgomery, room 8, r. 600 Bush
Van Vliet Julius, salesman Benjamin H. Lichtensteiu,
221 Kearny
Van Vliet Leon, pawnbroker, 506 Kearny, r. 426!^
Grove
Van Vleit Louis, salesman Leon Van Vleit, .506 Kearny
Van Voorhies George, watchman Bella Union Thea-
ter, r. 3 Central PI
Van Voorhies Edward, r. Sacramento House
Van Voorhies L. Miss. r. 21 Dupont
Van Voorhies Ralph J., druggist, r. 415 Eddy
Van Vranken C. D. Mrs., r. 1206 Market
Van Vranken Cornelius D., watchman Selby Smelting
and Lead Co., r. cor Seventh and Brannan
Van Vranken Frank, actor Baldwin Theater, r. 1206
Market
Van Walbeck Martin, carpenter Moore & Wilkie, r.
141 Page
Van Wamel Antonie, cabinetmaker, r. 8 s Jersey, bet
Vicksburg and Sanchez
Van Wie Arie, carpenter and builder, 123 Ninth
Van Winkle Alexander, teamster Pullen Brothers, r.
1120 Turk
Van Winkle Henry L., clerk I. 8. Van Winkle & Co.,
r. 317 Fulton
Van Winkle Isaac 8. (I. 8. Van Winkle & Co.) r. 317
Fulton
Van "WInltle I. S. & Co. (I. 8. Van Winkle)
iron, steel, and Cumberland coal, 413 and 415
Market
Van Wyck Henry L. (Miller & Van Wyck) r. 1310
Hyde
Van Wyck Sidney M., superintendent Golden City
Chemical Works, 24 Nevada Block, r. 1618 Wash.
Van Wyck Thomas W., bookkeeper William K. Van
Alen, r. 1009 Powell
Van Wykman Alfred, Painter's Pro. Union, 771 Market
Van Zandt John W., physician, office and r. 806 Leav.
Van Zandt J. W. Mrs., r. 1025 Mission
Van Ziggen Ada, domestic 1510 Taylor
Van's Photograph Gallery, James Vandersweep
proptr, 64 Third
Vanaculo Francisco, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Vanatta John M., policeman City Hall, r. 1725 Stev.
Vanauken Levi, gardener J. P. Manrow
Vancart Henry, restaurantkeeper, r. 915 Howard
Vance Anastasia Miss, r. 10:}8k- Folsom
Vance C. P., printer Edward Bosqui & Co.
Vance Edward, clerk, r. 1162 M Market
Vance George, r. 1145 Mission
Vance George P., printer Edward Bosqm & Co., r.
1020 Folsom
Vance James, bartender Hageman & Haquette, r. 316
Capp
Vance James, clerk, r. 411 Sansome
Vance Jerome, seaman, r. 815 Stockton
Vance John, baker Hughes & Foley, r. 18 Mary
Vance John, bakery, 1128 Folsom
Vance Joseph, seaman schr Ellen Adella, Hathaway s
Wharf
Vance Margaret, widow, r. 2310 Howard
Vance Prescott. printer, r. 1038?^ Folsom
Vance Robert A. (Sweeny & Vance) r. 1038k Folsom
Vance William, r. 331 Kearny
Vance William, r. 1321 Sacramento
Vance William, blac»mith John Moholy, r. First
Avenue Exchange Hotel, South S. F.
Vancouver Coal Co., John Rosenfeld agent, 310 San.
Vancouver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Ner.) William
W. Bausmaii secretary, 409 California, room 4
Vancuac Denis, cook Johnson & Shay, r. 917 Market
Vandalia, Pan Handle and Pennsylvania RR., Joseph
B. Kirkland general agent, 116 Montgomery
VantlaU B. C, r. 2213 Taylor
Vandenacker Henry, mate schr Anna Thillon, Green
St. Wharf
Vandenberg Henry, stairbuilder, r. 446 Clementina
Vandenberg. See Van Den Bergh, Van Denberg, and
Van Denburgh
Vanderbeck Warren, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 217
Third
Vanderbilt A. E. Mrs., widow, r. 17 Washington Av
Vanderbilt Consolidated Mining Co., Victor Fembach
secretary, 9 and 10 S. F. Stock Exchange Building
Vanderbilt Joseph, teamster, r. E s Wool, nr Cort-
land Av, B. H.
Vanderbilt Milling and Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co.,
Nev.) .Joseph Morizio secretary, 328 Montgomery,
room 24
Vanderbilt Oscar Mrs., r. 240 Taylor
Vanderborden John F., soap and candle maker, r.
518 i^ Ninth
Vanderbruck Richard, painter, r. NW cor North Point
and Larkin
Vanderburg Edward L., manager Stone & Hayden, r.
1904 Sutter . „ ,r t,t,
Vandercook Robert, carpenter Potrero and B. V. RK.,
r. 26 Turk
Vanderlip Daniel, carpenter, r. 1634 WeSt Mission
Vanderlip John J., carpenter, r. 1126 York
Vanderpool Jacob, janitor Boys' High School, r. 6
Miles PI
Vanderslice James, silver finisher W. K. Vandershce
& Co., r. 5 Auburn
Vanderslice William K. (W. K. Vanderslice & Oo.) r.
East Oakland _ „ ,
Vanderslice "W. K. Si Co. (William K. Vander-
slice) manufs and dealers silverware, watches,
jewelry, and diamonds, 136 Sutter
Vandersweep James, proptr Van's Photograph Gal-
lery, 64 Third, r. 4 Latham PI
Vandcrveer O. M., seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Vandervort George W., clerk Renton Coal Co., r. 417
Mason
Vaudever Emily Misa, r. 818 Powell
Vandor Paul E., reporter 8. F. Chronicle, r. 516 Chest-
nut
Vandor Pauline, widow, r. 516 Chestnut
Vaudrake Alfred J., machinist Nathan W. Spaulding,
r. 505 ?i N atom a
Vandre Hypollte, clerk Lefevre & Kahn, r. 44454 Na-
toma
Vandues Harold, seaman schr Laura May. Union 8t.
Wharf „ , ^
Vane Louis J., gasfitter A. H. Mower, r. 869 Market
Vane W., musician, r. 12 Tyler
Vanelius H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Vanet Emil, cook, r. 811 Stockton
Vani Steven, cartman, r. 607 Union
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Vanina A., r. 1205 Stockton
Vannl Angelo, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Vanni Natale, molder Pietro Mezarra, r. 1426 Pacific
Vannier Alphonse, tailor, r. 1302 Powell
Vannini Ferdinand, baker, r. 1337 Dupont, rear
Vannricchi Loreutz (Marsili k Co.) r. cor Kearny
and Broadway
Vannucci Matteo, Italian Benev. Soc. 423 Wash.
Vannucci Baflaele, Italian Benev. See, i'23 Wash.
Vannuchi Antonio, fruit dealer, SW cor Jackson and
Hyde
Vannuchi Felise, bootmaker M. E. Pardini. r. 1716
Powell
Vanoui Marco (Vanoni & Scott) r. 146 Second
Vanoni Nicolo, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Vanoni & Scott (Marco Vanoni and Henry Scott) ree-
taurant, 146 Second
Vantiue John, barber. 3005 Mission
Vantright Robert, bookkeeper printing dept A. L.
Bancroft & Co., r. 116 Seventh
Vantzen Fritz, cabinetmaker, r. 902 Clay
Vanwanlar George, cooper David Woerner, r. 2012
Folsom
Vanzini Frank (Bona & Vanzini) r. NE cor Mission
and Twenty-second
Varaine Henry B., r. 1.530 Stockton
Varbaux Marie, domestic 121^Geary .
Vargas Joao A.. P., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415^ Drumm
Varian W. H., sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r. 742 Har-
rison
Varina Nicholas, seaman, r. Second St. House
Varndall Catherine, bakery, 904 Valencia
VarTier Henrietta L. Mrs., r. 1434 California
Varnes Peter, cook J. H. Mentz & Co., r. NE cor First
and Brannan
Vamey Edric K., watchman, r. Central Pacific Hotel
Vamey Elizabeth H. B. Mrs., assistant Mission Pri-
mary School, r. 121 First Av
Varney Henry B., purser stmr Santa Cruz, r. 121 First
Av
Varney John L., r. 3 Ewer PI
Varney L. H., with Thomas H. Blythe, r. 724 5<S Market
Varney Mary C. B. Miss, assistant Eincon Grammar
School, r. 121 First Av
Varney Robert, assayer, r. 121 First Av
Varney Stephen H., carpenter, r. NE cor M and Six-
teenth Av, South S. F.
Varney Thomas H. B., clerk Newton Brothers & Co.,
r. 121 First Av
Varni Antonio, vegetables, 11 Colombo Market
Varni Giuseppe, vegetables, .52 Colombo Market
Vamick Samuel, hosj)ital attendant U. S. Marine Hos-
pital
Varozza Charles, waiter Joseph Giannlni, r. 618 Mis-
sion
Varozza Martin, laborer, r. 420 Jackson
Varsi Aloysius Very Rev., superior general
Society of Jesus, r. 214 Hayes
Vasconcellos Francisco L., Portuguese Pro. and Be-
nev. Assn, 415 JiJ Drumm
Vasconcellos Joseph J., stoves and tinware, 524 Wash-
ington, r. 672 Harrison
Vaslit Frank S., physician, office and r. 515 Kearny
Vasquez Benjamin, japanner John Lee & Co., r. 1315
Powell
Vasquez E., Spauiih Mut. Benev. Soc, 730 Mont.
Vasquez Henry, seaman bark Whistler, Mission St.
Wharf
Vasquez J., porter r. 1315 Powell
Vasquez Jose M., expressman, NW cor Dupont and
Broadway, r. 15 Bannam PI, rear
Vasquez Juaua, widow, r. 902 Broadway
Vasquez Margarita, widow, r. 434 Union
Vasquez Mariquita, widow, r. 15 Banuam PI, rear
Vasquez Nieves Miss, r. 1315 Powell
Vasquez Ramon, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
1412 Stockton
Vassault Fei-clinaiid, secretary California Pio-
neers, and real-estate and money broker, 808
Montgomery, r. 1329 Le.ivenworth
Vassault Ferdinand I., clerk E. P. Danforth & Co., r.
1329 Leavenworth
Vassault Theodora E. Miss, r. 1329 Leavenworth
Vasselin Hyppolite, toys and fancy goods, 540 Hayes
Vasseur Emile, civil engineer, 1633 Mission, r. 1220
Stockton
Vater Edwin A., waiter Donley & Jaques, r. 409 Minna
Vaudagna Catherine Miss, dressmaker, r. 5 Mason
Vaudagna Frances Mrs., dressmaker, r. 5 Mason
Vaughan Daniel, carpenter, r. 304 Fell
Vaughan Edward, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r. W 8
Lyon, bet Post and Geary
Vaughan Frederick (Union News Co.) and stationer
and newsdealer, 602 Montgomery, r. 9 Laskie
Vaughan George, speculator, r. 1126 Market
Vauglian H. B., carpet renovator, r. 132 Fourth
Vaughan Hector M., photographer Imperial Photo-
graph Gallery, r. 106 Eleventh
Vaughan H. W. Mrt., proptr Imperial Photograph
Gallery, 724J^ Market, r. 106 Eleventh
Vaughan James W., carpenter, r. 321 Green ■^_
Vaughan M. Miss, crayon portrait painter, 105 St.
Ann's Building
Vaughan Mary Mrs., r. 9 Laskie
Vaughan Mary A., widow, r. 1110 Montgomery
Vaughan William, bagsewer, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 2, S. F. F. D., r. 6'.i7 Broadway
Vaughau's Gallery, Karras & Brown proptrs, 18 Third
Vaughn A. H. Mrs., widow, office 21 Leidesdorflf, r.
Oakland
Vau^Uii A. H. (estate of) wines and liquors, 21
Leidesdorfl'
Vaughn Edwin A., milker Charles M. Hawes, r. SW
cor Connecticut and Napa
Vaughn George, r. 2233 Post
Vaughn George, carpenter, r. 1710 Sacramento
Vaughn George H., expressman, 12 Geary, r. S 6 Twen-
ty-ninth, bet Dolores and Railroad track
Vaughn James D., clerk, r. 4 Caroline
Vaughn J. G., carpenter Superintendent of Streets,
r. 422 Shotwell
Vaughn John D., clerk, r. 4 Caroline
Vaughn Mabel Miss, actress Adelphi Theater, r. 524
Pine
Vaughn M. J., cabinet workman The Howe Machine
Co., r. 612 Stevenson
Vaughn Nellie Miss, actress Adelphi Theater, r. 524
Pine
Vaughn Patrick, shipcarpenter, r. 4 Caroline
Vaughn Rachel E. Mrs., r. 422 Shotwell
Vaughn William B., horse trader, r. 608 Stevenson
Vaughn William P., boilermaker Sacramento Boiler
Works, r. 162 First
Vaughn. See Vaughan
Vaupel Henry J. E., furniture, 2121 Mission
Vayssettes Joseph, carpenter, r. 231 Seventeenth
Veal George, seaman, r. 740 Folsom, rear
Veasey Perley (Johnston & Veasey) r. 1209 Taylor
Vecci G., merchant tailor, 218 Montgomery Av
Vecci Ida Miss, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Vedova Henry, clerk John Costa, r. Keyes Alley, nr
Pacific
Vein Frank, salesman H. Siering & Co., 19 Mont.
Veen Jacob, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Veers Theodore, druggist G. Leipnitz & Co., r. 610
Sutter
Vega Jose S., r. 1412 Stockton
Vega Zoila, r. 1412 Stockton
Veil Philip, mate schr Anna Aden, Steuart St. Wharf
Veiller Louis, liquor merchant, r. 807 Pacific
Veirs Alfred S., collector Oakland Ferries, r. 120
O'Farrell
Veirs Frank B., salesman George W. Clark, r. 1416
Jackson
Veit Henry, boilermaker Pac. Iron Work8,r. 555 Howard
Veitch Perry A., boot and shoemaker, 2997 Mission, r.
W B Prospect Av, bet Mission and Howard
Veith Anton, tailor, r. 802 Stockton
Vejlstrup Peter C, salesman O'Dwyer & Einhorn, r.
739 Howard
Vekander Anders, engineer, r. 524 Taylor
Velarne August, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Velasco Isidor, Spanish Mut. Benev. Soc, 730 Mont.
Velasco Juan, tanner Ivan Ojipenheimer, r. Berkeley
Velasquez Santiago, marble cutter William H. McCor-
mick, r. 514 Green
Velcich V. .'.physician, office and r. 818 Ellis
Velisario Sotero, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Vella Henry W., shoemaker E. D. Nolan & Co., r. 113
Taylor
Vella H. W. Mrs., proptr Cambridge House. 501 Post
Vellage Bernard G.. watchmaker T. D. Hall, r. 723 Jj
Natoma
Vellage Rinaldo J., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r.723ji
Natoma
Venable Henry, waiter Palace Hotel, r. .538 Mission
Tenable Joseish A. , master mariner, r. 721 Harrison
Venable Simeon (Hudson & Venable) attorney at law,
87 Montgomery Block, r. 211 Polk
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CVMBKRJL.AXD, LEHIGH ANI> KNGL.ISH FOUNDRY COKE,
41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Venancju Jose A., Portuguese Pro. and Benev. Assn,
415 >^ Driimm
Veiiard G., uiaaiif Chartres coffee, spices, mus-
tard, etc., 6'25 and t>27 Front, r. 700 Lombard
Veucel Lewis, packer Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
2'20t5 Mason
Vender B., packer Folger, Schilling & Co., r. 1716
Stocktnn
Vendenberg D., clerj: C. James King of ■William &
Co., r. 33 Hinckley
Venhausen George, Isundryman, r. 202 T-wenty-third
Venker Frederick, bellman The Baldwin, r. 128
Laugtou
Venker Henry, bellman The Baldwin, r. 128 Langton
Venker llary E., widow, r. 128 Langton
Venn Annie, widow, r. 826 Green, rear
Venn Charles C, painter, r. W s Noe, bet Fourteenth
and Henry
Vennekohl Benjamin (Vennekohl Brothers) r. 1200
Pacific
Vennekohl Brothers (John and Benjamin) groceries
and liquors, NW cor Jones and Pacific
Vennekohl John (Vennekohl Brothers) r. 1200 Pacific
Venour H., waiter Pacitic Coast SS. Senator
Vonsano Alexander, with F. Daneri & Co., r. 619
Pine
Vent John, waiter Occidental Hotel
Venton T., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Ventorino Antonio, seaman Pacitic Mail SS. China
Ventura Rock Soap Co.. E. B. Hif<gius president, C. P.
Higgins secretary, office and factory 410 Kitch
Venture Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.) Jacob Stadtfeld
Jr. secretary, 419 California, room 26
Venturi Candido, tailor, r. 9 Union PI
Venturi Emanuel, boots and shoes, 1717 Stockton
Venturi Fioravante, carver Andrew Paltenghi, r. 407
Filbert
Venturi T., tailor Alexander Nicoll, r. 727 Market
Venturi Vinceuzo, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Venzano Alessatidro, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Veppert T., r. 212 Minna
Ver Mehr J. L. Rev., r. 1920 Pine
Ver Mehr John M. (Sanderson & Horn) r. 1920 Pine
Veranda House, John L. Vickers proptr, 509 Wash.
Veranda Peter, deckhand Pacific Coast SS. Los Angeles,
Broadway Wharf
Verbarg Henry, groceries and liquors, 156 Clara
Verbe Josei^h, shoemaker, r. 1123 Dupont
Vercevich Adam L., porter E. Chielovich & Co., r.
1719 Pacific Av
Verdegeem Frank, tailor, r. 11 Polk Lane
Verdellet Charles G., engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 1017
Liirkin
Verdelli Joseph, laborer E. Guittard & Co., r. 3
nam PI
Verden Alice Miss, shirt manuf, 308}^ Stockton
Verden Frank, baker St. Mary's College
Verden Sabina, domestic 915 Buchanan
Verdeiial D. P., mining secretary, 6 and 7
Slock Exchange Building, r. 1525 Sutter
Ve^enal John M., attorney at law, 526 Montgomery,
r. 608 Guerrero
Verdcnhalven J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 987 Harrison
and 403 Sixth
Verdenhalven John, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Sixth and Harrison, r. 403 Sixth
Verdier Eugene, pantryman Bergez & Elein, r,
Wasbingtcm
Verdier Gaston (Verdier, Moreau & Co.) r. Paris
Verdier, Moreau ^ Co. (Gaston Verdier
Qe<irgeB Moreau) importers and wholesale
retail dry goods, NE cor Montgomery and Sutter
Verdier Saul, r. 1027 Dupont
Verdon Edward M., capitalist, r. 710 Fell
Verdon Jane Mrs., r. 710 Fell
Verdugo Mercedes, widow, r. 1431 Taylor
Verein Eintracht, 312 Post
Verger J. A., Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc, 730 Mont.
Verges Jean P., milkman, W s San Jos^ At, bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Verges Peter, cook Ticoiilet & Pinot, r. 308 5<S Sutter
Vergez Caroline Mrs., dressmaker, 027 Union
Vergez Charles, baker Boudin A: Gleizes, r. 740 Val-
lejo
Vergez Jean, baker Boudin & Gleizes, r. 627 Union
Verge Eliza Miss, dressmaker, r. 705 Howard
Verhagen A., omamenter and japanner, 202 Powell, r.
75 Fourth, rear
Veritzan Catherine, widow, r. 553 Howard
Verlager Augusta, domestic 352 First
Ban-
S. F.
536
and
and
Verliiger Frederick, bookbinder A. J. Leary, r. 813
Greenwich
Verlager Henry, paper ruler A. J. Leary, r. 813 Green-
wich
Verme Agostino, pastcmaker Crosar R. SpUvalo, r. 6
Margaret PI
Vermeil Jean li., hay, grain, and commission
merchant, 608 Fourth, r. S 8 Twenty-fourth, bet
Harrison and Alabama
Vermont Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., NevO
E. F. Stone secretary, 30C Pine
Vernon Charlotte, widow, r. 1320 California
Vernon Frank, clerk Stewart, Van Clief & Herrin, r.
2028 Filbert
Vernon Joseph P. (George W. Gibbs & Co.) r. 120
Turk
Vernon Minnie Miss, r. 737 Howard
Vernon Morris R., mining, r. 114 Turk
Vernon Neva Miss, actress Adelphi Theater
Vernon W. R. Mrs., waterproof crape, and lace re-
finishing, 114 Turk
Verponi Angelo, gardener, E 8 San Jo8<§ Road, nr Ber-
nal Station
Verponi Loiiis, gardener, E s San Jose Road, nr Ber-
nal Station
Verriker Thomas, laborer, r. 125 Rincon PI
A'errill Calvin M., sawfller, 645 Mission, r. 632 Mis-
sion
Verrue Edmond Rev., pastor French Reformed Evan-
gelical Church, study 522 Post, r. 31 Glen Park
Av
Verrue Ernest J., student, r. 31 Glen Park Av
Verrue Henry R., clerk, r. 31 Glen Park Av
Verso Peter, shipwright, r. 639 Second
Verwhuth Herman, driver Buecker k Rupinsky, r.
2129 Mission
Verzi Alessaudro, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Verzur Charles, tailor, 1658 Mission
Vesaria Louis, secretary and paying teller Pacific
Bank, r. 2214 Webster
Vesco Antonio, longshoreman, r. 8 Rincon Av
Vesgia Biaggio, tailor St. Mary's College
Vest George (Riley & Vest) r. Oakland
Vestell John, captain schr Excelsior, Mission St.
Wharf
Vether Henry, cook, r. 119 Jackson
Veto Francisco, expressman, r. 8 Union
Vetsch John, waiter, r. 571 Minna
Vetter Alfred, merchant, r. 126 Seventh
Vetter August (Kister & Vetter) r. 532 Ninth
Vetter Frederick, tailor, 1145 Market
Vetter H. Mrs., ladies' underwear, 511 Bryant
Vetter Minna, domestic 1115 Van Ness Av
Vetterli Jacob, shoemaker, 431 Dupont
Veuve H. Henry, salesman Ami Vignier, r. 209 Du-
pont
Viadero Damaso. salesman A. S. Rosenbaum k Co., r.
222 Eleventh
Vialet Louis, dyer F. Thomas & Co., r. 27 Tenth
Vlane Patrick, purifier S. F. Gras Light Co.
Viannay Alexander, black silk factory, 300 Post
Viard Joseph, laborer Pac. Asphaltum Co., r. 420
Jackson --'^
Viaud Leon, carpenter, 1604 Stockton
Vibert Maxime, liquor saloon, 518 Valencia
Vice Martin, boatbuilder, r. 22 Eleventh
Vice Thomas, boatbuilder, 42 Steuart.r. 1616Tyler
Vice William R., clerk, r. 225 Valencia
Viches John, coffee dealer, r. 24 Mary
Vicini Peter, fruits, SW cor Pacific and Mason, r. 1
Vernon PI
Vick Caroline A., widow, r. 43 Russ, rear
Vickers John L., proptr Veranda House, 509 Washing-
ton, r. 107 Nineteenth
Vickers Rome G., printer California Independent, r.
1609 Mason
Vickery Frank C, shipping clerk Crane & Brigham,
r. Oakland
Vickery John D., sawyer Union Box Factory, r. 649
Tehama
Vickery W. K., dealer rare engravings and etchings,
126 Kearny, r. San Rafael
Vickholm John, blacksmith David B. Coleman, r. 1016
Montgomery
Victor Cornelius, r. 1027 Dupont
Victor F. F. Mrs., r. 120 M Turk
Victor Frederica, widow, r. 765 Bryant
Victor Gustave, trunkmaker Fechheimer & Steele, r.
765 Bryant
Victor J., vegetable cook Palace Hotel
J. GUNDLACH k CO. ^'^ ■ »«" "e«d, o.-- g- --.
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Victor Lizzie Miss, finisher Charles J. Holmes, r. Oak-
land
Victor Mill and Mining Co., J. G. Lavery secretary
9 and 10 S. F. Stock Exchange Building
Victor Sewing: Machine Co., Samuel Hill
agent, 634 Market
Victor William, shipcarpenter, r. 19 Commercial
Victorelli Walter, gymnast Bella Union Theater r
250 Sutter '
Victoria and Imperial Tunnel and Mining Co. (Utah)
William H. Watson secretary, 302 Mont., room 6
Victory Dennis, teamster Renton Coal Co
Victory Philip H., tinsmith Continental Oil
Transportation Co., r. GIO Fourth
Vidak a. S., Austrian Benev. Soc, 310 O'Farrell
Vidak L., Austrian Benev. Soc, 310 O'Farrell
Vidak P. S., Austrian Benev. Soc, 310 O'Farrell
Vidal Jean, mattressmaker, r. .532 Pacific
Vidal Ramon, veterinary surgeon, office and r
Vallejo
Vidaver Henry Rev., rabbi Congregation Sherith Is
rael, r. 806 Jones
Videau Franciue, widow, r. 856 Mission
Videau Gustave, clerk F. Chevalier & Co.
Av
Videau Henry C, pressman A. Chaigneau
856 Mission
Vidon Paul, cook, r. 24 Allen
Vidot Marie, domestic 818 Lombard
Vie Henry, Societe Culinaire Francaise, 508 Bush
VIR
and
615
, r. 9 Park
& Co.
ViegaMauoel E., Portuguese Pro.'arid Benev. Assn
4153^ Drumm
Viegas Jose, Portuguese Pro. and Bmev. Assn. ilhH
Drumm
Viehl George, cook Union Hotel, 34 Hayes
Vieira Antoine, barber John Loyal, r. 1003 Folsom
Vieira Caetano Jose, Portuguese Pro. and Benev
Assn, 415 3^ Drumm
Vieira Francisco A., Portuguese Pro, and Benev
Assu, 415 3<i Drumm
Vieira Manoel L., Portuguese Pro- and Benev. Assn
4153^ Drumm '
Vienna Ceutograph Manuf. Co., Zawadill & Sozin
proptrs, 957 Folsom
Vienna Garden, Charles Rieck & Co. proptrs NW
cor Sutter and Stockton
Vienna Manuel, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Vienna Model Bakery, J. L. Arsene Burck
proptr, 205 Kearny
Vienne Henry, hairdresser, r. Hotel de France
Vierecht Conrad, baker, r. 776 Folsom
Vierecht Henry, clerk Cluff Brothers, r. 101 Jessie
Vietor Conrad (Muecke, Vietor & Co.) r. 319 Geary
Vietor Fred., druggist, r. 317 Minna
Viey Pierre, painter and paperhanger, r. 738 Pacific
Vigars John, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Vigne Dominick.upholsterer Joseph Fredericks & Co
Vigniron George, waiter The Baldwin, r. 117 Fifth
Vignier Ami, importer and wholesale wines and
liquors. 429 and 431 Battery, r. 916 Greenwich
Vignolo Luigi, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Vigoureux Augustus W., physician, 224 Sixth, r. 1609
Turk
Vila Jerome, shoemaker, 523 Dupout, r. 118 Post
Viles Granville D., shoemaker, r. 4 Grand Av
Vilila Charles, cook, r. 30 Clay
Villa Hotel, J. M. Richardson proptr, NW cor Sixth
Av and Fulton
Villa Trieii Miss, r. 734 Tehama
Villaesuisa E. P., painter, r. 1205 Stockton
\ illagrana Jose M., mining, r. 429 Stevenson
Viilagrana Mining Co. (Lower California) A. Judson
_ secretary, 320 Sansome, room 46
Villard Henry, president Oregon SS. Co., 210 Bat-
tery, r. New York
Villaret Paul, cook, r. 269 Jessie
Villasenor Camillo, waiter, r. 11 Pollard PI, rear
Villedieu Charles, wholesale and retail liquors lllM
Dupont, r. 6 Stockton PI
Villegas Gregorio, porter John T. HiU, r. 715 Bdwy
Villegas Lauro, finisher Edward Kihn, r. 407 Mason
Villegia Leopold J., gunmaker, 624 Washington
Villemeur Joseph, bootmaker, 4 Summer, r. 803
Montgomery
Villemez Pierre, r. 1027 Dupout
Villermosa Manuela, dressmaker, r. 39 Hinckley
Villier Jacob, stonecutter, r. 116 Liberty
Villier Josephine Miss, r. 116 Liberty
Villion Daniel, cigarmaker J. Casner & Co., r E s
Union, nr Lafayette
\illi8 Louis, mate schr Two Brothers, r. 215 Mission
Vimereati Giuseppe, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Vimont Joseph N., stockbroker, 318 Pine, r. 2510
California
Vincenot Louise Mrs., florist, 732 Washington
Vincenot Vincent, butcher, r. 1300 M Stockton
Vincent Albert, porter, r. 909 Folsom
Vincent Anthony, seaman, r. 128 Freelon
Vincent Arthur, teamster Wright & Bowne, r. 1606
Geary
Vincent Charles, bartender, r. 213 Prospect PI
Vincent Charles, driver Engine No. 7. 8 F P D r
3047 Sixteenth . o ^. j;. i^., r.
Vincent Charles T., clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r
2050 Mission
Vincent Clarence D., clerk County Clerk's Office, r. 515
Kearny
Vincent Daniel, carpenter, r. 1414 Geary
Vincent Francois, florist, 321 Montgomery Av, r. 6
Vallejo PI
Vincent George, model maker, r. 1524 Stockton
Vincent George J., bookkeeper, r. 1518 Eddy
Vincent George T., attorney at law, 230 Montgomery
r. Ah Iboru House
Vincent George W., speculator, r. 1515 Broadway
Vincent G. W., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Vincent Henry, dentist R. Cutlar, r. 909 Folsom
\ inceut Henry P., civil engineer Southern Pac RR
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 62, r 524
Greenwich
Vincent James H., carpenter, r. 614 Natoma
Vincent John, butcher Myer Rosenber'^ r 519
Franklin
Vincent John, scavenger, r. 427 Broadway, rear
Vincent John P., carpenter, r. 1421 Devisadero
\ incent Joseph M., master mariner, r. 909 Folsom
Vincent Jules, lauudryman, r. 142 Shipley
Vincent Lawrence, porter Lawrence Ryan, r. 10 Lana-
ton, rear
Vincent Lewis C, gasfitter, r. 615 Stockton
Vincent M. E. Mrs., r. 823 Mission
Vincent Osmer B., telegraph operator Central Pac.
RR., r. 317 Ellis
Vincent Piero, vegetables, 7 Colombo Market
Vincent Samuel R., boatman, W s Fourth, nr Merri-
mac
Vincent Sevin & Co. (Eugene Thiele) seed im-
porters and florists, 607 Sansome
Vincent Venice S., carpenter, r. N s Cortland Av, nr
Mission
Vincent William, porter Castle Brothers, r. 824
Nineteenth
Vincent William, seamau, r. 35 Pacific
Vincent William H., assistant bookkeeper Davis
Brothers, r. 30 O'Farrell, rear
Vincenzo Ghiosso, laborer, r. E s Hall Alley nr
Vallejo
Vincovich G., Austrian Benev. Assn, 310 O'Farrell
Vinders Benjamin, r. 1517 Stockton
Viner John H., trader, r. 634 Vallejo
Vines A. M., Mrs., widow, r. 1628 Sutter ,
Vining Andrew J., letter carrier Post Office, r. 21i2><
Pine
Vining Everard A., engraver George C. Shreve & Co.,
r. 1.508 Post
Vining George, driver Blake, Robbins & Co., r. 719
California
Vining James, harnessmaker William Cosbie, r. NE
cor Stockton and Vallejo
Vinot Caspar, steward, r. 919 Stockton
Vinson Olaf, seaman schr Z. B. Heywood, Beale St.
Wharf
Vinsonhaler Ellen, widow, r. 1219 Mason
Vioget William, horsetraiuer, r. 1212 Clay
Violette Charles, salesman Davis Brothers, r. 715
Howard
Violich Antonio, chophouse, 727 Davis
Violich Marco, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Violich Nicolo, restaurant and liquor saloon, NE
cor Merrimac and Kentucky
Virda A., fisherman, r. 304 Jackson
Virden Rafaela D., widow, r. 1619 Devisadero, rear
Viren Ola, woodcarver J. B. Luchsinger & Son, r. 9
Sheridan
Virginia and Gold Hill Water Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
William W. Stetson secretary, 61 Nevada Block
Virginia and TrucUee Railroad Co., D. O
Mills president, 426 California, room 1
Virginia Block. NW cor Pacific and Stockton
Virginia Julian, vegetable dealer, r. 1323 Minna
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE. *^lhhEJ*.7»^, opti.cian,
Established, S.F., 1863, 135 Montgomery.
JONAS J. MORRISON
lina the most select stock of all the leading varieties ot
Lumber In tile Market. N. £1. cor. Mission and Spear St9<
VIR
909
VOL
Virola Dora, domestic BE cor Filbert and Gough
Virtue Mining Co. (Baker Co., Oregon) E. M. Hall
isecretary, 20 S. K. Stock Exchange Building
ViBcher Arthur S., painter, r. 144 Fifth
Vischer August, clerk, r. 118 Virginia
Visobi Adolf o. Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Vitriui Antonio, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Vising Frank, sawyer Jason Springer & Co. r. 1225
Clay
Visitacioii Land Co., John S. Luty secretary, 330 Pine,
room 5
Visscher William L. (Flanagan & Viescher) r. Amer-
ican Exchange Hotel
Vistraiid Andrew, mate schr Barbara, r. 930 Harrison
Vitaich Gustave, hsherman. Front St. Wharf
Vitaich John, driver C^harles Bernard, r. 24 Mary
Vitalini Enrico, baker Campi's Restaurant, r. 1805
Mason
Vitch John, waiter Baldwin's Dining Palace
Vits Jacob, bakery, 1205 Polk
Vitt Alfred, salesman Jones * Co., r. 3 Dale PI
Vltt Charles F., bartender Joseph Sheehan, r. 3 Dale
PI
Vitt Emil, laborer, r. 20 Tehama
Vitt Walter.clerk Eebstock, Endres &Co.,r. 3 Dale PI
Vitzmeier Karl, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Vivarez Jules, cook Commercial Hotel
Vivarez Victor, r. 702 Pacific
Vivian Catherine, widow, r. 311 Main
Vivian Mary, seamstress, r. 1013 AVashington
Vivian Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.) W. E. Dean sec-
retary, 203 Bush, room 8
Vivian Richard, laborer, r. 311 Main
Vivian Thomas, steward 8S. Newborn, r. 311 Main
VivianThomasJ., dramatic critic S. F. Chronicle, r.
417 Mason
Vivien Auguste, florist, 129 Ellis, r. 133 Ellis
Vivier Arthur, upholsterer C. M. Plum & Co., r. 908
Jackson
Vivier Raymond, lithographer, r. 908 Jackson
Vizard Henry, manager Golden Rule Bazaar, r. 1917
Geary
Vizard Thomas, r. 333 Minna
Vizini Charles, blacksmith, r. 664 Natoms
Vizna J. M. Mrs., r. Commercial Hotel
Vlasig Marco, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Vlautin Joseph, chophouse, 283 East
Vlautin Paul, restaurant, 715 Davis
Vlautin Vincenz, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Vock Simon, waiter, r. South Park House
Vocke Gustave C. (Vocke & Jordan) r. 1706 Leay.
Vocke Minnie, domestic 1015 Van Ness Av
Vocke & Jordan (Gustave C. Vocke and Her-
mann C. Jordan) cigars, SW cor Montgomery
Av and Pacific
Voegtlin William, scenic artist California Theater, r.
SW cor Stockton and California
Voerckel Hermann, baker, r. 309 Seventh
Vogel Alfred (Vogel & Hahn) r. 1709)6 Jessie
Vogel Benjamin, tailor, 907 Battery
Vogel Bruno, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Vogf 1 Carl, painter, r. 923 Sacramento
Vogel Charles, watertender SS. Oregon
Vogel George, cooper Lawrence Felvey, r. 114 Hayes
Vogel Henrietta, laundress, r. 923 Sacramento
Vogel Hermann, waiter Park House, NE cor^Twenty-
fourth and Mission
Vogel Jacob, fringemaker, r. 20 Sherwood PI
Vogel John, foreman Rudolph Armstrong, r. 114
Hayes
Vogel Margaret Mrs., boarding, 114 Hayes
Vogel Molchior, carrier Morning Call, r. 17 Anna
Vogel Oscar, assayer William Irelan Jr., r. 1619 Post
Vogel Philip, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Vogel Rose, domestic 725 Geary
Vogel Sigmond, foreman Humboldt Brewery, r. 1839
Mission
Vogel Valentine, peddler, r. 807 Keamy
"Vojjel Si Haliii (Alfred Vogel and Hugo Hahn)
German news agents, 423 Washington
Vogel. See Fogel
Vogeley Charles C. (J. Vogeley & Brother) r. 1011
Mason
Vogeley George H., bookkeeper Robert Flenniken, r.
1011 Mason
Vogeley J. A: Brother (Charles C. Vogeley) manufs
candy, 915 Market
Vogeley Jacob G., salesman Robert Flenniken, r. 1011
Mason
Vogelsang Max (Gruen & Vogelsang) r. 7G8Howard
VOGELSDORFF JULIUS, cigars
and tobacco, 221 Sacramento, r. 34 Ellis
Vogelsdorff Rosa Miss, with M. Freud & Sons, r. 612
Grove
Voges George, proptr Ton HaUe, 125 Post, r. 123
O'Farrell
Vogler George, tailor John N. Straub, r. 23 Guerrero
Vogler John F., glazierB. & J. S. Doe, r. 271 Stev.
Vogt George, cook Park Hotel
Vogt Louis F., carbuilder, r. 723 Valencia
Vogt Louis, shooting gallery, 202 Dupont
Vogt Theodore, teacher music, r. 532 Ellis
Vogt. See Voigt
Vohlunder F., brassfounder William T. Garratt
Voight B.. r. Chicago Hotel
Voight Charles, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Voight Hermann, blacksmith Tail & Hainque, r. 208
Laiigton
Voight Hermann Jr., helper John W. Farren, r. 208
Langton
Voight William C, physician, office and r. 638 Green
Voighte Peter, silversmith Schulz & Fischer, r. 224
Pacific
Voigt Christian H'. (Eggers & Co.) r. 725 Geary
Voigt Frederick, laundryman Golden Gate Laundry
Voigt Frederick R.. editor The Guide, 521 Clay, r.
1520 Jackson
Voigt Rudolph E., bookkeeper S. L. Jones & Co., r.
1107 Bush ^
Voigt. See Vogt
Voinnucihi Lorenzo, clerk Sarah Voinnncihi, r. 428
Broadway
Voinnucihi Sarah, fruits and vegetables, 428 Bdwy.
Voiret Victoria Mrs., r. 1024 Powell
Voisin Michel, cabinetmaker, r. 417 Bush
Voisinet Jules E. (Voisinet & Thomas) r. 1219 Kearny
Voisinet & Thomas (Jules E. Voisinet and Jacques
Thomas) barbers, 545 Merchant
Voit Alexander, assistant marker Golden Gate Laun-
dry, r. S s (510) Sixteenth, bet Valencia and Sec-
ond Av
Voit William H. A., teacher music, r. 329 Eddy
Volberg Charles C. (Schlueter k Volberg) r. Alameda
Volckers Joseph, butcher, r. S s Palmer, bet Whitney
and Bartlett
Voldt Jacob, captain schr North Beach, r. 2008 Powell
Volenzano Giuseppe, fisherman, r. 15 Vallejo
Volke Nicholas, cabinetmaker, r. 1504 Howard
Volker Charles J., solicitor, r. 928 Pacific
Volker Henry, bartender, r. 904 Kearny
Volknian Cliarles M., produce commission, 319
Washington, r. 2202 Jones
Volkman William, machinist, r. 911 Folsom
Volkman George F., shipping clerk Folger, Schilling
& Co., r. 104 Taylor
Volkmar Christian, packer Denicke Brothers, r. 72
Everett
VoU Frai cis W., mining operator, r. 1714 Post
VoU Henry (Wedemeyer & Voll) r. 7 Harlan PI
Vollers Charles, groceries and liquors, 971 Harrison
VoUers Hancker, drayman S. McHenry & Co., r. 641
Jessie
Vollers Harry, clerk Charles Vollers, r. 971 Harrison
VoUet Casper, milker Davidson & Scharetg
Vollmar H. R., r. 729 Pine
Vollmar James, real-estate agent, 40 California,
r. Alameda
Vollmer Adolph, fresco painter Moretti & Tr6z«ini, r.
108 Ellis
Vollmer Edward (I. Landflberger & Co.) r. 637 McAl-
lister
Vollmer Henry, liquor saloon, SW cor Pacific and
East, r. 724 Franklin
Vollmer John J., groceries and liquors, BE cor Turk
and Franklin
Vollmer Reinhard, baker, r. 4 Cedar Av
Vollmer. See Follmer
VoUum Frank, seaman schr Edward Parker
Volmer Anna Miss, patterns, 629 Market, r. 1708
' Dupont
Volmer Charlotte, widow, r. 1708 Dupont
Volmer Louis, photographer, r. 1708 Dupont
Volmer Rudolph, clerk, r. 1708 Duiiont
VolpertW. A., cigars, 229 5i Montgomery Av, r. 1406
Powell
Volpone Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Volz Andrew, plumber, r. 217 Third
Volz August, cooper John H. Holden, r. NW cor
McAllister and Buchanan
WINDOW SHADES.
Manufacturer of fine TVXNDOW
SHADES for Private Resi-
deuces. Stores, Offices, etc., etc.
GEO. W.CLARK,
645 Market Street.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^««^^^^^ "^o^.^^^^^^,
market and Front Streets*
VOL
910
VON
Volz Augusta, domestic 119^ Fell
Volz Augustus, bakery and coflfee saloon, 109 Third
Volz Conrad, laundryman Occidental Hotel, r. 101
Tehama
Volz George, cabinetmaker Kragen & Geist, r. E s
San Bruno Road, nr County Line
Volz George F., bookkeeper National Brewery, r. 924
Fillmore
Volz Gustav A., teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 46
Silver
Volz Jacob, laborer American Sugar Eefinery
Volz John, teamster Hecht Brothers & Co., r. 32 Wil-
low Av
Volz Lizzie Miss, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
32 Willow Av
Volz Peter, wagonmaker Constantino Grosso
Volz Samuel, clerk Augustus Volz, r. 109 Third
Volz William, r. 331 Kearny
Volz William P.. maltster National Brewery, r. SE
cor Fulton and Webster
Von Ahn Sophia, widow, r. 825 Vallejo, rear
Von Ahnden John H., cigars and tobacco, 5 Kearny, r.
141 Perry
"Von Ammon Bernliard, merchant, 310 Califor-
nia, r. 2012 Pine
Von Arx Joseph, tailor WiUiam Plagemann, r. 5Jj
Laskie
Von Arx Julius, r. 823 Vallejo, rear
Von Aapem John, liquor saloon, 415 Pine, r. 814
Montgomery ^
Von Bargen Ernst (Doscher & Von Bargen) r. SW cor
McAllister and Webster
Von Bargen Henry, r. 316 Dupont
Von Bargen Henry (Schultz & Von Bargen) r. 1421
Sutter
Von Berg Daniel, cook Norager, Hjul & Co.,r. 22 Fifth
Von Beitrand Edith, r. 817 Webster
Von Borneman Frederick, clerk Samuel Asztalos, NW
cor Francisco and Mason
Von Borstel Theodore (H. Ahrens & Co.) r. 1730
Tyler
Von Buekholtz Mary Miss, teacher languages, r. 1222
Leavenworth
Von Buncken Louis C, assistant manager American
Central Fire Insurance Co. of St. Louis, r. 115
Taylor
Von der Heide Carl, bookkeeper L. Hentrich, r
Powell
Von der Heide John, clerk Henry Neunaber, r.
cor Folsom and Beale
"Von der LiietU Frederick H., druggist
apothecary, NE cor Powell and Broadway, r
Broadway
Von der Lieth Louisa, domestic 438 Natoma
Von aer Mehden H., musician, r. 314 Bush
Von der Mehden Louis, professor of music, r. 10 El-
liot Park
Von der Nienburg William A., liquor saloon, SW cor
California and Drumm
Von Deschwanden Franz, milker Emanuel Steiner, r.
S s Nevada, bet Indiana and Minnesota
Von Doblen Dorothea, domestic 1223 Clay
Von Dohlen John, clerk Sancken & Burmeister, r.
NE cor Eddy and Steiner
Von Duren Herman, bartender Henry Wahmuth, r.
512 Grove
Von Ebner Charles F., cashier Starr & Co.,r. 1326
Tyler
Von Emden John, wagonmaker and blacksmith, NW
cor Fifth and Clara, r. 207 Clara
Von Fritsch Otto, merchandise broker, 220 Sansome,
r. 518 Taylor
Von Gardanowsky Emil, physician, office 103 Post,
r. 34 Kearny
Von Gieglingen Arthur, clerk IT. S. Mint, r. 2536
Howard
Von Giesen Louis, miner, r. 1504 Mason
Von Glahu Christian, groceries and liquors, 8E cor
Minna and Fourteenth
Von Glahn John, r. 701 McAllister
Von Glahn John H., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Twenty-second and Chattanooga
Von Hadeln John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Pow-
ell and Green, r. 1603 Powell
Von Hadeln Peter, clerk John Von Hadeln, r. 1603
Powell
Von Hagen Henry E., bookkeeper M. Waterman & Co.,
r. NE cor Taylor and Turk
Von. Harten I<ouis, groceries and liquors, NW
cor Brannau and Sixth, r. Oakland
.502
SW
and
.742
Von Hassel Henry, porter Charles A. Jones, r. Eagl
House
Von Havazzs Eugenie Miss, artist, r. 1417 Hyde
Von Havazza Geza, clerk Louis Strauss, r. 1417 Hyde
Von Helms John, cook, r. 416 M Natoma
Von Helms John, captain SS. Monterey, r. 4)5 Elgin
Park
Von Helms M. Mrs. (Von Helms & Goesling) r. 514
Third
Von Helms Theodore, butcher James Lintott, r. 416)4
Natoma
Von Helms Thomas, butcher, r. 416)4 Natoma
Von Helms & Goesling (Mrs. M. Vou Helms and Miss
Kate Goesling) bakery, 514 Third
Von Hoffmann Charles, physician, office and r. 209
Geary
Von Imhoff Frederick C, barber, 701 Greenwich, r,
1116 Filbert
Von Kapff F. Herman, bookkeeper First National Gold
Bank of S. F., r. Alalheda
Von Leicht Ferdinand, civil engineer and surveyor,
432 Montgomery, room 9, r. 2010 Pierce
Von Loesecke Percy, stockbroker, 121 Sansome. r. 513
Franklin
Von Loewenhorst A. L., physician, r. 217 Third
Von Lowenfels Charles, phonographic reporter, 607
Montgomery, r. 1314 Van Ness Av
"Von Liuedingliaasen Oscar "Wolff, apothecary,
510 Hayes
Von Miller E., upholsterer Scboenfeld & Heyman, r.
389 Eighth
Von Muegge John F., policeman City Hall, r. 321 Du-
pont
Von Of en George, cigarmaker William Lewis & Co.,
r. 31 Rausch
Von Ohlsen Fritz, laundryman. r. SE cor York and
Twenty-third
Von Osxjern John, seaman, r. 131 Folsom, rear
Von Pfister Francis M., bookkeeper Hibernia Savings
and Loan Society, r. 930 Market
Von Poellnitz William J., boxmaker, r. 1015 Powell
Von Rbeiu Arthur Jr., clerk Custom House, r. 239
San Jo86 Av
Von Rhein Otto F. (Von Rhein & Hyland) and presi-
dent S. F. Abend Post Publishing Co., 535 Cali-
fornia, r. 239 San Jose Av
Von Rhein & Hyland (O. F. Von Rhein and H.
J. Hyland) real-estate agents, 644 Market
Von Bonn William (Von Ronn & Hencke Brothers) r.
1130 Filbert
"Von Konii «fc Hencke Brother:; (William Von
Eoun, and William and Herman Hencke) commis-
sion merchants and dealers dairy produce, 406
Front
Von Schmidt Alexi-s W., civil engineer, 808 Montgom-
ery, r. 1628 Folsom
Von Schmidt Alfred W., r. 1628 Folsom
Von Schmidt Edward A., captain schr Glaus Spreckels,
r. 1628 Folsom
Von Schmidt Julius H., draftsman TJ. S. Surveyor
General's Office, r. 1411 Larkiu
Von Seggen Anna, widow, r. N s Union, bet Franklin
aud Gough
Von Senden George D. Mrs., widow, r. 17 Stockton
PI
Von Senden Henry, waiter 8. F. Verein, r. 17 Stockton
PI
Vou Shassen Max, driver S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 427
Francisco
Von Sheer Gusine, domestic 2110 Pine
Von Soosten Louis (Von Soosten & Ahrens) r. SW cor
Folsom and Sixteenth
Von Soosten & Ahrens (Louis Von Soosten and Will-
iam Ahrens) groceries and liquors, SWcor Folsom
and Sixteenth
Von Siweckelsen Theodore, bookkeeper H. Wilhelmi
& Co., r. Prescott House
Von Staden Diedrich C, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Steuart and Mission
Von Stadten John, porter old City Hall, r. 624 Lom-
bard, rear
Von Tiedemann E. T., watchmaker and jeweler, 421
Sixth
Von Tiedemann F., cigar manuf, 421 Sixth
Von Tiedemann Tirlemon Mrs., physician and clair-
voyant, 421 Sixth
Von Voss Arthur W., coffee and spice. wagon, r. 17
Laskie
Von Wangle Anton, Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Mar-
ket
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, "^^"'"^ SMfe-ar^?!'"'"^'"-'"'
J.
M APnnkiniiPLi importer of and deai.kr ix coal, and pi» iron,
mnbUUIMUUUil, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
VON
911
WAD
Von Wicks August, landscape gardener, r. 390 Fran-
CiBCO
Vender Horst, Fischer & Walter (John H. Vonder
Horst, Francis L. Fischer and Otto Walter) i^rint-
ers, 518 Sacramento
Vonder Horst John H. (Vonder Horst, Fischer & Wal-
ter) r. Oakland
Vonhoeren Theodore A., seaman Pacific Coast SS. Vic-
toria, Vallejo St. Wharf
Voorhees Ecn jamm , teamster, 1 8 Main , r. W s Church ,
betDodand and Eighteenth
Voorhees James, attorney at law, 405 Kearny
Voorhees William H., compositor Taylor & Nevin, r.
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Voorhees William H., copyist County Recorder, r. 419
Hyde
Voorhies Daniel, night janitor Industrial School
Voorhies Firman B., clerk Charles W'. Derby, r. 21
Hawthorne
Voorman Henry (Pacific Distilling Co., and Frank
Barnard & Co.) r. 800 Bush
Vorbe Ephraim, paying teller French Savings and
Loan Soc, r. 50 South Park
Vorbe Henry, waiter, r. 1127 Clay
Vorbe Joseph F., r. 50 South Park
Vorgues Theophile, r. 919 Stockton
Vorrath A. H., r. 509 Kearny
Vorrath Carl C. (Glaus Wreden & Co.) r. 2109 Taylor
Vorrath Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Point
Lobos and Johnson Avs
Vorrath John, seaman schr Jennie Thelin, Mission St.
Wliarf
Vorrath Thomas, painter, r. 263 Twelfth
Vortas George, carpenter, r. Columbia Hotel -
Vorten Fritz W., waiter, r. 114 Prospect PI y^
Vortex Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co., Cal.) George W.
Fisher secretary, 324 Pine, room 10
Vortmann Henry, liquor saloon, IGO Steuart
Vorwerck Charles, restaurant, 1819 Powell
Vorwerck Ernst, carpenter American Sugar Refinery,
r. 1017 Battery
Vosburg Henry W., speculator, r. 514 J<J Hayes
Vosburgh William, r. 726 Washington
Voss August, cooper S. F. Stock Brewery, r. Tehama,
bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Voss Ch.irles, cook, r. 119 Jackson
Voss Charles, janitor Free German Soc, r. 314 O'Far-
rell
Voss Charles Jr., stock clerk Ackerman Brothers, r.
314 O'Farrell
Voss Conrad, laborer Sea W'all
A'oss Frank, cook P. Peterson, r. 609 Jessie
Voss Frederick, carpenter, r. 1028 Market
Voss George, mattressmaker, r. 114 Turk
Voss Henry, barber, r. 755 Howard
Voss Henry, tinsmith, r. 530 Third
Voss Henry A., upholsterer, 804 Larkin
Voss Henry H., upholsterer Henry A. Voss, r. 114Turk
Voss Otto 0., 'WatchmaUer Alfred Ei Hartman, r. 314
O'Farrell
Voss. See Fos. and Foss
Vossbrinck J. G. D., bartender Schwartz, Husing &
Meyer, r. 1 Market
Vossler Andrew, tailor, r. 33 Hinckley
Vost Stephen, florist, 933 Market
Vote Daniel C., carpenter, r. 1121 Polk
Votta Michael, musician, r. 1318 Dupont
Vrachllotti George, r. 1018 Larkin
Vragnisan G. A., salesman Ghirardelli h Danzel, r.
8:10 Broadway
Vreeland Ezekiel B., clerk Commissioners S. F. Fire
Dept, r. 724 Harrison
Vreeland Phrank L., druggist A. L. Lengfeld, r. 807
California
Vreeland W. H., carbuilder, r. 403 Fourth
Vreeland. See Freeland
Vrie Louis, carpenter, r. llSJs Shipley
Vrive Csesario, saddler, r. 1123 Clay
Vrooman Edward, carpenter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
707 Minna
Vucassovich A., clerk Louis Chepernich, r. Polk, nr
Pacific
Vuckoeith John, jeweler Louis Miller Jr., r. 335 Bush
Vucovich Christopher (Sucich & Vucovich) r. 815
Stockton
Tulcan Forges, Qarcin, Son & Co. propti-8,294 Howard
Vulcan Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) William H.Wat-
son secretary, 302 Montgomery, room 6
Vulcan Po^vderCo., Ralph L. Shainwald secre-
tary, 123 California, rooms 25 and 26
Vulicevich Marco, foreign fruits, and produce com-
mission, 520 and 522 Sansome, r. 414 Hyde
Vulkert Adolph, laborer Collins & Wappel, r. 32 Na-
toma
Vuscovich Caroline Mrs., cigars and tobacco, 1430
Stockton, r. 1428 Stockton
Vuscovich Vincent, r. 1428 Stockton
WA..is Albert, woodturner Henry Waas, r. 105 Oak
Waas Brothers (George and Henry) proptrs Teutonia
Gardens, Germania, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Waas George (Waas Brothers) r. S s Germania, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Waas Henry (Waas Brothers) r. Germania, bet" Fill-
more and Steiner
Waas Henry, manuf wooden bungs, plugs, taps, etc.,
720 Minna, r. 105 Oak
Waas Louis, clerk Albert Mau & Co., r. 105 Oak
Waas. See Wasoh, and Wass
Wabbleton John, teamster, r. Pixley, bet Steiner and
Fillmore
Wachenheimer Amelia, widow, r. 1821 Powell
Wachsmuth Meinert N., captain sloop Challenge,
Channel, foot Fourth, r. 510 M Brannan
Wachsmuth William, cigars and tobacco, 2008 Mis-
sion, r. 1544 Howard ^
Wachtel Henry, pianomaker Hemme & Long, r. 429
Bush
Wachter Conrad, cabinetmaker Andrew Frel, r. 1011
York
Wachter Jacques, cook Occidental Hotel, r. 5 Lewis
Wachter Laurence (Schneider & Wachter) r. 1524 Pac.
Wachter Lena, domestic 722 Filbert
AVachter Rudolph, bootmaker George H. Stein, r- 5
Washington
Wack John, driver Humboldt Brewery, r. 2100 Mis-
sion
Wackenhut Fritz, porter Schmidt & Butler, r. 38 Eddy
Wackenreuder Vitus, surveyor, r. W 8 San Bruno
Road, nr Eve
Wacker Charles, salesman William Hoelscher & Co.,
r. 862 Mission
Wacker Gustavus, clerk Pope & Talbot, r. 5 Haggin
Wackett Keury (Wackett & Blower) r. 428 Minna
Waekett & BloweriHenry Wackett and Ernest Blower)
willowworkers, 640 Market
Waddell G. H. & Co. (of New York) commission mer-
chants, 204 California, room 4
Waddell Jacob, r. N s Army, bet Church and Sanchez
Waddell John, night watchman Alms Hou.se
Wadilell M. B. Mrs., nurse, r. 24 Mint Av
Wacldelt William W., superintendent Occidental
and Oriental Steamship Co., cor First and Bran-
nan, r. 540 Second
Waddell. See Wardell
Waddington John, iirinter, r. 912 Harrison
Waddy Anthony, porter, r. 1328 Pacific
Wade Abel, mining, r. 19 Ninth
W'ade Charles B., salesman Selby Smelting and Lead
Co., r. 1205 Tyler
Wade Charles H.. trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co,, r.
356 J$ Brannan
Wade Edward C, printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r. Oak-
land
Wade Edward G., clerk The Directory Publishing
Co.,r. 1515 Broadway
Wade Frank, bellman The Baldwin
Wade George W., clerk, r. 123 Turk
Wade George Washington, general agent, 518 Clay
Wade Henry W., carriage driver, r. 710 Broadway
Wade James H., salesman Lake & Sweetser, r. 209 Turk
Wade James P., r. 221 Stockton
Wade John, attorney at law. 56 and 57 Montgomery
Block, r. 1817 Eddy
Wade iphn, salesman Daniel Bruton, r. 1212 Green
WadSTohn C, plumber Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Wade John C, real-estate, r. 524 O'Farrell
Wade John H., calker, r. 1563 Kearny
Wade Joseph L., bookkeeper H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
1312 Mason
Wade Katie Miss, dressmaker, r. 626 Jessie
Wade Margaret Miss, assistant Girls High School, r.
1817 Eddv
Wade Philip W., painter r. 1526 Tyler
Wade Robert S., law student, 76 Montgomery Block,
r. 1531 Tyler
I P!IMni APU P rC\ WINE VAULTS, Corner Market and Second Streets,
Ji IjUINULAUn QL \j\J Fine IVines and I^iquors.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPORTATION CO..
bP^NEllAL. OFPICEL
laO & laa Front.
WAD
912
WAG
Wade Sarah Miss, dressmaker, r. 626 Jessie
Wade S. H.. foreman printing dept H. S. Crocker &
Co., r. Oakland
Wade Thomas, dentist, office 27 Geary, r. Oakland
Wade William, laborer, r. Union bet Gough and Oc-
tavia
WADE WILLIAM M. south s.f.
agent Butler & Haldau, r. NE cor Seventh Av and
N, South S. F.
Wade William N., livery stable, 710 Broadway
Wade William W., salesman J.C.Johnson & Co.,r.
1702 Washington
Wadham Edward L., clerk Cal, Furniture Manuf. Co.,
r. 1909 Lieaveuworth
Wadham Luman, bookkeeper Cal. Furniture Manuf.
Co., and School Director, r. 1909 Leavenworth
Wadhams Boyd A., general agent, r. 64i3^ Jessie
Wadhams Carter C, painter Frost & Richards, r. 1610
Clay
Wadhams William (Wadhams & Elliott) r. Portland
Wadhams & Elliott (William Wadhams and Henry A.
Elliott) wholesale grocers (Portland, Or.) and for-
warding and commission merchants, 206 Front
Wadleigh Frank H., printer Frank M. Truwortby, r.
513 Jones
Wadleigh George J., machinist, r. 2226 Howard
Wadleigh Jlaria H. Mrs., r. 5163^ Fell
Wadleigh William A., clerk H. H. Scott & Co., r. Oak-
land
Wadman Charles F., tinsmith Muud & Wadman, r.
411 Jones
Wadman William B. (Mund & Wadman) r. 411 Jones
Wadsworth Benjamin C. (William R. Wadsworth &
Son) r. 417 Kearny
Wadsworth Fanny Miss, milliner Mrs. M. A. Soper
Wadsworth Frank, assistant weigher Custom House,
r. 1223 York
Wadsworth Georgie Mrs. , r. 333 O'Farrell
Wadswortla Henry, treasurer Wells, Fargo & Co.,
office NE cor California and Sunsome, r. Oakland
Wadsworth Horace H., millhand Horace Davis & Co.,
r. 862 Mission
Wadsworth House, E. J. Dickinson proptr, 225 Bush
Wadsworth J. C. L., mining, 401 California, room 2, r.
Pacific Club
Wadsworth Marian Miss, r. 333 O'Farrell
Wadsworth Marsden, r. 310 Stockton
Wadsworth T. L. Mrs., widow, r. St. David's House
Wadsworth William, carpenter Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 150 Second
Wadsworth William, miller, r. 37 Eddy
Wadswoith William R. (William R. Wadsworth &
Son) and secretary Cal. Bible Society, r. 771 Mis-
sion
Wadsworth William R. & Son (William R. and Ben-
jamin C. Wadsworth) commercial brokers, 402
Front
Waechter Phillippe, cook Henry Phillips, r. 219 Mis-
sion
Waeglein Isaac, boot treer S. W. Levy, r. SW cor
Haight and Octavia
Waermann Peter, seaman schr Rosella, Eureka Dock
Waesmann Frederick, laborer, r. 30 Harriet
Wafer Henry, purser Pacific Mail SS. City of Chester,
r. 545 Minna
Wafer William, purser Pacific Mail SS. China, r. 540
Ellis
Waflford Henry, longshoreman Menzies, Bingham &
Co., r. E 8 Islais. nr St. Mary's College
Wafter George M., butcher M. Gradwohl & Co., r. San
Bruno Road
Wagdin John, r. 923 Dolores
Wagener Francis O., clerk Cal. Sugar .Refinery, r. 743
Tyler
Wagener Henry, driver Samuel Johnson, r. 321
Seventh
Wagener Joseph, painter, r. 1906 Larkin
Wagener. See Waggoner, Wagner, and Wegener
Wager Charles, seaman, r. SW cor Pacific and East
Wager Frederick, bartender Hermann Boettger, r.
1318 Howard
Wager George, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, r. 727
Fourth
Waggoner George H., general passenger agent, and
auditor South Pac. Coast RR., office 20 and 21
Nevada Block, r. Newark
Wagner A., conductor Market St. RR.
Wagner Adam, cabinetmaker, r. 502 Seventh
Wagner Adam, proptr Union Hotel, 34 Hayes
Wagner Adolph, chairmaker Cal. Furniture Manuf.
Co., r. 679 Mission
Wagner Albert, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Wagner Albert, waiter Saulmann's Restaurant, r. 417
Broadway
Wagner Amelia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1504 Mason
Wagner Annie, clerk Isidor Dans, r. 432 Vallejo
Wagner Antonc P. (Wagner & Haub) r. SE cor Union
and Buchanan
Wagner Bernhard, tinsmith, r. N s Second, nr Bryant
Wagner Catherine, widow, r. 7 M
Wagner Charles, butcher Henry Dahl, r. 216 Second
Wagner Charles, manuf meerschaum pipes, 1622 La-
gun a
Wagner Charles, mate schr J. G. Wall, Howard St.
Wharf
Waguer Charles A. W., setter Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 627
Locust Av
Wagner Charles B., mining, r. 14 Geary
Wagner Charles F., wholesale butcher. First Av,
nr Kentucky, south S. F., office 536 Kearny, r.
SW cor Fulton and Gough
Waguer Christian, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 243 Second
Wagner E., woodcarver C. M. Plum & Co., r. Thor-
oughfare Hotel
Waguer Edward, porter J. C. Johnson & Co., r. 525
Pine
Wagner Edward L., liquor saloon, 1232 Dupont, r.
2011 Powell
Wagner Emma, embroiderer, r. 1417 Mason
Wagner Ernest, carpenter, r. E s Wool, near Cort-
land Av
Wagner F. C. «& Brother (Franz C. and
Ludwig) hams, bacon, etc., 1, 3 and 5 San Fran-
cisco Market
Wagner Fei-dinaud, cook Park Hotel
Wagner Ferdinand, engineer, r. 1504 Mason
Wagner Ferdinand Jr., jeweler and diamond setter,
223 Kearny, r. 1232 Dupont
Wagner Frank B., salesman O'Connor, Mofifatt & Co.,
r. 510 Taylor
Wagner Frank J., cabinetmaker Cabinetmakers' Co-
operative Assn, r. 7 Caroline
Wagner Franz C. (F. C. Wagner & Brother) r. 1823
Bush
Waguer Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. 415 J^ Fifth
Wagner George, butcher, r. Ninth Av, bet M and N,
South S. F.
Wagner George E., teacher music, r. 507 Eighth
Wagner Gottfried (Wiese & Wagner) r. 26 Sacramento
Wagner H. A., upholsterer, r. Bootz Hotel
Wagner Henry (Neumann & Wagner) r. NW cor Po-
trero Av and Twenty-third
Waguer Henry, painter, r. 1017 Tyler
Wagner Henry B., house and sigupainter, 639 Califor-
nia, r. 1017 Tyler
Waguer Jacob, bricklayer and builder, office 516
Kearny, r. W 6 Potrero Av, near Twenty-third
Wagner John, butcher, r. Ninth Av, bet M and N,
South S.F.
Wagner John, cook, r. 1012 Pacific
Wagner Jolin, physician, office 115 Stockton, r.
2U16 Mission
Wagner John, seaman, r. 131 Steuart
Wagner John C, real-estate, r. 14 Antonio
Wagner Joseph (Joseph Wagner & Co.) r. 118 Jones
Wagner Joseph, fortune teller, r. 1003 Pacific
W^agner JosepU Si Co. (Joseph Wagner and
Michael O'Brien) mill furnishers, 113 and 115
Mission
Wagner L. C, druggist Frederick Hohlweg, NE cor
Jackson and Polk
Wagner Louis, coachman, r. 1307 Geary
Wagner Louis, coachman Clark W. Crocker, 1609
Sutter
Wagner Ludwig (F. C. Wagner & Brother) r. 1819
Buchanan
Wagner Ludwig [Wagner & Todt) r. 13 Grand Av
Wagner Marcus, boots and shoes, Ws Railroad Av,
bet Eleventh and Twelfth Avs, South S. F.
Wagner Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1024 J<5 Larkin
Wagner Michael, saloonkeeper, r.. 1623 Folsom
Wagner N., donkeydriver Pac. Coast SS. Orizaba
Wagner P., boxmaker, r. .54 First
Wagner Patrick, fruits, NE cor Stockton and Wash-
ington, r. 908 Jessie
Wagner Peter, sashmaker Uriah Segars, r. W s Rail-
road Av, bet Eleventh and Twelfth Avs, South
S. F.
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Wagner Philip, market, SE cor Fillmore and Sutter
Wagner Rosetta, widow, r. 1417 Mason
Waifner Theodore, United States Surveyor-
Oeueral, office 610 Commercial, r. 2101 Hyde, cor
Filbert
Wagntr William, carpenter, r. 609 J4 Howard
Wagner William, pianomaber, r. 1318 Jackson
Wagner William, varnlsher, r. E s Wool, near Cort-
land Av
Wagner William C, collector Charles F. Wagner, r.
SW cor Fulton and Gough
Wagner William H.,wood and coal, S s Berry, bet
Fourth and Fifth, r. 321 Seventh .
Wagner & Haub (Antone P.Wagner and Philip Haub)
market, 1505 Stockton
Wagner & Todt (Ludwig Wagner and Ferdinand
Todt) proptrs Pacific Copper Works, 565 Mission
Wagner. See Wagener, Waggoner, and Wegener
Wagor James E., milkman, r. 1537 Geary
Wagstaff Arthur, conductor Geary St., P. and 0. RB.,
r. 109 O'Farrell
Wagstaff Thomas H., proptr Mission Brass Works, E
s Wisconsin, bet Napa and Sierra
Wagstaff William G., laborer tJ. S. Appraiser's Store,
r. 635 Taylor
Wahan Michael, cabinetmaker, r. 612 Stevenson
Wahl Charles, seaman schr N. L. Drew, Howard St.
Wharf
Wahl Christian, foreman Chicago Brewery, r. Ii34
Pine
Wahl Christian, liqnor saloon, 616 Merchant, r. 321
Broadway •
Wahl Christian, millhand D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
120 Howard
Wahl Louis, liquor saloon, 506 Clay, r. 249 Stevenson
Wahl Patrick W., laborer, r. 28 Ecker
Wahl. See Wall
Wahle B., Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Market
Wahler Anthony, laundry oflace, 785 Market, r. 323
Jessie
Wahler. See Waller
Wahlheim Ottmar, market, 912 Twentieth
Wahlqulst Charles, seaman, r. 703 Greenwich
Wahlquist Frederick, seaman, r. 703 Greenwich
Wahlqulst William, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Wahmuth H. & Co. (Henry Wahmuth and Christian
Meyer) proptrs Hayes Valley Brewery, 512 and
514 Grove
Wahmuth Henry (H.Wahmuth & Co.) r. 512 Grove
Wahter Conrad, cabinetmaker, r. 1011 York
Waibel Frederick, cashier Stauge & Hink, r. 1916 Mis-
sion
Waibel Henry, laborer, r. 1020 Howard
Waibel Oscar, clerk Stange h Hink, r. 1916 Mission
Waidelich Christian, cooper William H. Carl, r. W s
Boardman PI, nr Bryant
Wainke Gottlieb, dyer, r. 34 Hayes
Wainwright Anna, widow, r. 1911 Laguns
Wainwrlght Charles L., r. 405 Kearny
Wainwright D. B., sub-assistant U. S. Coast and Geo-
detic Survey, r. 720 Leavenworth
Wainwright Edward W., clerk Seymour R. Church, r.
1410 Lsrkin
Wainwright Harry H., clerk Seymour R. Church, r.
1410 Larkin
Wainwrif<ht James, saloonkeeper, r. 808 Taylor
Wainwright Joseph, capitalist, r. Marlborough House
Wainwright William, restaurant and oyster saloon, 8
Hayes, r. 1410 Larkin
Waisner Christina, domestic 1916 Sacramento
Wait William W., r. 633 Second
Waite Alpheus T. (A. T. Waite & Co.) r. 1114 Wash.
Waite A. T. & Co. (Alpheus T. Waited livery stable,
1211 Mason
Waite Charles, florist Laurel Hill Cemete»y, r. 1830
EUis
Waite David G., r. 949 Mission
Waite Sdwin G., naval ofBLcer Port San Fran-
cisco, office Castom House, second floor, t. Oak-
land
Waite Elsy, widow, r. 7 Vallejo Terrace
Waite Frederick, mate b.ark Don Nicholas, r. 18 Rln-
con Av
Waite Frederick O., carpenter new City Hall, r. N B
Nineteenth, bet Noe and Castro
Waite Geo; ge, carpenter M. P. and M. dept Central
Pac. RR., r. 1220 Market
■ Waite George, carpenter new City Hall
Waite Henry O., watchman Black DlamandCoal Min-
ing Co., r. N s Nineteenth, bet Castro and Noe
Waite Henry W., policeman City Hall, r. 1017 Clay
Waite James F., switchman Sea Wall, r. 511 Franklin
Waite James M., foreman Sea Wall, r. 511 Franklin
Waite Paul T. Murray, accountant, r. 1210 Mission
Waitelec Charles, Cooper's Pro. Assn, 767 Market
Waitt Alfred C, bookkeeper Taber, Harker & Co., r.
Oakland
Waitt Frederick, fireman stmr Amelia, Washington
St. Wharf
Waitt. See Wait, and Waite
Waitz Adolphus, attorney at law, 606 Montgomery, r.
862 Mission
Waizmau Max, manuf paper boxes, and dealer straw
board, and fancy papers, 539 Market, r. 1432 Tyler
Wakefield D. H., traveling agent, r. 324 M Hayes
Wakefield L. Mrs., seamstress, r. Overland House
Wakefield Leon H., shipping and forwarding agent,
22 California, room 4, r. Oakland
Wakefield Orrin L., millwright, r. 1715 Stevenson
WakeKelft Sam Bell (S. B. Wakefield & Co.) r.
1096 Post
Wakefield S. B. & Co. (Sam Bell Wakefield
and Arthur W. Foster) stockbrokers, 322 Pine
Wakefield Rattan Co., Robert Coulter agent, 38 Geary
Wakelee Charles H., real-estate and mining, 535 Clay,
r. 12 Elgin Park
Wakelee H. P. (H. P. Wakelee & Co.) r. 314 Ellis
Wakelee H. P. & Co. (H. P. Wakelee and C. W.
Randall) druggists and apothecaries, SE cor Mont-
gomery and Bush
Wakeliug Lottie T. Mrs., magnetic healer, 1126 Mar-
ket
Wakeling Herbert B., clerk, r. 1126 Market
Wakemau Anna V. Mrs., r. 1501 Washington
Wakeman Bion H., clerk Cummings, Gimmel & Co.,
r. 721 Seventeenth
Wakemau Ernest H., law student, r. 1501 Washington
Wakeman Jehial H., fruit, r. 721 Seventeenth
Wakeman M. E. Mrs., adjuster coiner's dept U. 8.
Mint, r. 1611 Howard
Walbracht August, r. Prescott House
Walch James, stableman James McGinn, r. 863 Market
Walcom George, carriagepaiuter Walcom, Gowan &
Coftee, r. 117 Wildey
Walcoui Georg'e, upholsterer and furniture
dealer, 109 Stockton, r. 119 Columbia
Walcom, Gowan & Coffee (Jacob Walcom, Edward
Gowan and John Coffee) carriagepainters, 421 Pa-
cific, and 851 Market
Walcom Jacob (Walcom, Oowan & Coffee) r. 117
Wildey
Walcom William, carriagepaiuter Walcom, Gowan &
Coffee, r. 117 Wildey
Walcott Alfred, musician, r. 1123 Bush
Walcott Alfred F., stockbroker, r. 1626 Clay
Walcott Asa, musician, r. 1123 Bush
Walcott Edward, boilermaker, r. 158 Clara
Walcott Edward W., sailmaker J. S. Blakiston & Son,
r. 19 Oak Grove Av
Walcott Eugene E., salesman A. C. Nichols & Co., r.
Oakland
Walcott Joshua H., bartender, r. NE cor Sutter and
Polk
Walcott Rufus, miner, r. 327 Fifth
Walcott. See Wolcott
Walde Daniel, hostler Philadelphia Brewery, r. 243
Second
Waldeck Albert, expressman, r. 919 Clay
Waldeck Brothers (Frederick and Ernst) liquor sa-
loon, 22 First
Waldeck Charles, bookbinder, r. 1611 Mason
Waldeck Ernst (Waldeck Brothers) r. 141 Minna
Waldeck Frederick (Waldeck Brothers) r. 141 Minna
Waldeck Hugo, bookkeeper 0. H. Meyer & Brothers,
r. 1703 Octavia '
Walden John, boilermaker, r. 205 Treat Av
Waldie James W., teamster Cal. Cracker Co., r. 2 Vin-
cent
Waldier Albert, driver Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 360 Te-
hama
Waldier Johanna, widow, dressmaker, 8 Willow, nr
Folsom
Waldman John W., cigarmaker, r. 808 Howard
Waldinan Lena, widow, r. 127 Eddy
Waldmeyer Frank J., clerk E. Guittard & Co., r. 6
Yerba Uuena
Waldo Francis S., proptr Empire Soda Works, 1721
Market, r. 532 Polk
Waldo Lodging House, Noah M. Gordon proptr,']733
Market
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uLU. W. LLArK, Interior Decorator.
645 MARKET, wholesale and retail dealer in PAPER HAV6IWGS
and all kinds of Window Slutde
Material and Fixture«lr
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., wholesale hardwake.
Market and Front Streeto.-
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Waldorff Henry, seaman, r. 104 Stockton
Waldron Daniel E., attorney at law,230California, r.
2030 BuBb
Waldryn Daniel G., business agent Spirit of the
Times, r. 1909 Stevenson
Waldron Edward J., clerk, r. 749 Minna
■Waldron Ellen, domestic 2021 California
Waldron J., watchman Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York
Waldron John C, laborer, r.749 Minna
Waldron P. Marie Mrs., teacher music, r. 1909 Stev.
Waldron Westbrook S., baker Industrial School
Waldron William H., compositor Stock Keport, r. 749
Minna
Waldruf Herman, gardener F. A. Miller & Co., r. 26
Erie
Wulclstein Abrnlium, proptr Pioneer Cigar Box
Factory, Berry, nr Sixth, and lithographic steam
printer and zincographer, 320 Sausome, room 47,
r. 1915 Howard
Waldstein Louis, can-ier S. F. Abend Post, r. 734
Geary
Waldus Martin, master mariner, r. Twenty-first Av,
bet K and L, South S. F.
WaldvogelFredoleiu, laborer, r. 2Q21 Greenwich
Wales Coniiolidated Gold and Silver Alin-
ing Co. (Eureka, Nev.) J. Henry Applegate Jr.
secretary, oifice 409 Washington
Wales James, housepainter, r. California Av, nr Cort-
land Av
Walford John, oysterman William E. Walford, r. 13
Jasper PI
Walford William E., oysters, 31 New Metropolitan
Market, r. Fifteenth Av, bet P and Q, South S. F.
Walgamot Elizabeth Mrs., r. 70GJ^ Pine
Walgamot John T., clerk. James Kittermann, r. 7063<J
Pme
Walickson Peter, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Walkenspiel George, expressman, r. 10 Converse
Walker Aaron J., mate schr City of Stockton, Wash-
ington St.Wharf
Walker Abuer, carpenter, r. SW cor Washington and
Fillmore
Walker Adolpbus, capitalist, 323 Front, r. 314 Bush
Walker Albert, pilot, r. 36 Clay
Walker Alfred C, patternmaker William T. Garratt,
r. 606 Howard
Walker Alice Miss, shoefltter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 18 Washington Av
Walker Andrew B., laborer David W. Buggies, r. 1212
Vallejo
Walker Arthur G., papermaker, r. 3 Elliot Park
Walker August, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Walker Charles, driver Franklin Hotel, 321 Pacific
Walker Christopher, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Co., r,
37 De Boom
Walker Cortland G., bookkeeper banking dept Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 315 Ellis
Walker David, packer McMillan & Eester, r. 3 St.
Charles PI
Walker David J., weigher Jackson St. Wharf, r. E s
Church, bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Walker Edward E., machinist Alameda Iron Works,
r. 32 Liberty
Walker Edward F. Kev., r 34 Erie
Walker Elizabeth C, widow, r. 1804 Hyde
Walker E. M., r. Occidental Hotel
Walker Frank W., printer, r. 1928 Jessie
Walker Frederick, r. Branch House
Walker Frederick, foreman pressroom Holbrook,
Merrill & Stetson, r. Nineteenth, bet Noe »nd
Hartford
Walker George, cook Abraham Bernstein, r. 1051
Mission
Walker George, laborer Custom House, r. 520 Mission
Walker George B., papermaker, r. 3 Elliot Park
Walker George H. (Walker & Grant) r. Ns Filbert, bet
Buchanan and Laguna
Walker George S., pressman George Spaulding, r. 434
Jessie.
Walker George T., salesman Snow & Co., r. 805
Geary
Walker George W., bootmaker, 11 Sutter, r. 2925 Sac.
Walker George W., restaurant keeper, r. 1051 Mission
Walker H. D., clerk Falkner, Bell & Co.,r. San Bafael
Walker Henry, cook, r. 1311 Taylor
Walker Henry C, patternmaker William T. Garratt,
r. 606 Howard
Walker Henry W., chemist and assayer. ofiice and r.
109 Montgomery Block
Walker I. G., laborer, r. 405 Natoma
Walker James, driver City RR., r. 1801 Mission
Walker James, houseniover, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Walker James, patternmaker Cornelius Leonard, r.
Oakland
Walker James, shoemaker Armstrong & Wright
Walker James C, St. Andrews' Soc, 232 Sutter
Walker James Davidson (Falkner, Bell & Co.) r. San
Rafael
Walker James H., fireman American Sugar Refinery,
r. 8 8 LoQibard, bet Larkin and Polk
Walker James G.(Gilman,Walker & Co.) r. 607 Sutter
Walker Jane, widow, r. 5 St. Charles PI
Walker Jane Mrs., matron Chinese M. E. Mission
School, r. 916 VVashington
Walker John, expressman, SW cor Fremont and Mar-
ket, r.W s Church, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-
fourth
Walker John, liquor saloon, 32 Steuart
Walker John, seaman stmr Fannie Gilmore, Pacific
St.Wharf
Walker John E., clerk Richard T.Walker, r. 20 Anna
Walker John R., clerk Buxton & Co., r. 819 Howard
Walker Joseph, dairyman F. L. Such & Co., W 8
Douglass, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Walker L., workman coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r. Oak-
land
Walker Lizzie, widow, r. 802 Union
Walker Lizzie, domestic 1920 Washington
Walker M., r. 417 Bush
Walker Mark, r. 1910 Broderick
Walker Martha, domestic 640 Fell
Walker Mary Miss, r. 802 Union
Walker Mary Mrs., lodgings, 5 Broadway
Walker Melville H., captain ship Olive S. Southard,
Vallejo St.Wharf
Walker Mill and Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co., Cal.)
Otto Metchke secretary, .^28 Montgomery, room 20
Walker Oscar V. (Barrett & Walker) r. 2408 Mission
Walker Richard, marbleworker, r. 622 Market
Walker Richard, waiter Bohemian Club, r. 1109 Stock.
Walker Richard T., doorkeeper Cal. Theater, r. 20
Anna
Walker Robert, stevedore, r. N s Greenwich, nr
Montgomery
Walker Samuel H., photographer George D. Morse,
r. 328 Capp
Walker Sarah, widow, r. 18 Washington Av
Walker Sceptre, porter, r. 905 Jackson
Walker Seth (Norton & Walker) r. 642 Minna
Walker Thomas, captain stmr Alice Garratt, r. Stock.
Walker Thomas C, president Cal. Steam Navigation
Co., office 4 Market, r. Stockton
Walker ThomauE., r. 217 Geary
Walker Thomas W., shipjoiner, r. 541 Twenty-third
Walker W. D., journalist Payot, Upham & Co., r. 518
Jones
Walker William (Meyer & Walker) r. 1047 Mission
Walker William, bricklayer, r. 1032 Market
Walker William, gardener, r. 20 Anna
Walker William, waterman, r. 946 Harrison
Walker William A., journalist, r. 136 Fifth
Walker William B., r. 636 Post
Walker William C, engineer, r. 2814 Laguna
Walker William F., first officer ship Olney S. South-
ard, Vallejo St.Wharf
Walker William H., bagmaker E. Detrick & Co., r. 765
Howard
Walker William H., secretary San Francisco
Produce Exchange, and commercial editor Ex-
miner, r. Commercial Hotel •
Walker William J., athlete, r. Overland House
Walker William J., superintendent Black Point Pack-
ing House, r. 2207 Steiner
Walker William W., clerk delivery dept Wells, Fargo
& Co.,r. 1123 Bush
Walter & Grant (George H. Walker and John T.
Grant) carpenters and builders, office 516 Kearny^
Walkerley William, capitalist, office 322 Montgomery,'
r. Oakland
Walkington Samuel B., machine works, 109 and 111
Mission, r. Alameda
Walkington Thomas G., agent South Point Ware-
house, r. Alameda
Walkley J. Selden, carriagemaker, r. 1318 Jackson
Walkup Ward B. (W. D.Walkup & Co.) r. 27 Pearl
Walkup W. D. & Co. (William D. and Ward B.
Walkup) framers and publishers maps, 540 Clay
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Walkup William D. (W. D. Walkup & Co.) r. 27 Pe»rl
Wall Alphonso, lauadryman, r. IClOJi Mission
Wall Alphouso H., engineer, r. 1610^ Mission
Wall Archibald, rigger William Brewster, SW cor
Bryant and Fremont
Wall August (Olsen & Wall) r. 3 Gerke Alley
Wall Charles, bookkeeper A. Finke's widow, r. 823
Mont^'omery
Wall tJUarles, brakeman Southern Pac. KR., r. 312
Filbert •
Wall Charles J., stableman C. L. Wall & Co., r. 356
Clementina
Wall Charles L. (C. L. Wall & Co.) r. IIOM McAllister
Wall Christopher A., helper D. A. Macdonald k. Co., r.
120 Howard
TVall C. li. (te Co. (Charles L.Wall and Alexander
Hutherford) proptrs New York Stables, 38 Sixth
Wall D. Mrs., r. 515 Taylor, rear
Wall Delia, widow, r. 1020 Filbert
Wall Edmond, note clerk Hibernla Savings and lioan
Soc, r. 1111 3"^ Montgomery
Wall Edward, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works, r. 351 First
Wall Edward, wireworker, r. 1703 J^ Market
Wall Ella, pautrywoman Palace Hotel
Wall Fritz, laborer, r. 120 Howard, rear
Wall George, oyster cook Palace Hotel, r. 18 Anna
Wall James, machinist Union Iron Works, r. N s
Twenty-seventh, bet Church and Sanchez
Wall James E., horseshoer Barton & Hale, r. 1188
Harrison
Wall Jesse S. (J. S. Wall & Co.) r. Oakland
Wall John, pilot, r. 1111 J^ Montgomery
Wall John, porter S. W. Eosenstock & Co., r. 120 Fair
Oaks
Wall John J., stock clerk Ackerman Brothers, r. 38
Perry
Wall John J., teamster, r. 1318 Jackson
Wall Joseph, cook Pacific Mail SS. City of New York
Wall Joseph G. (Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.) r. Crescent
City
Wall J. S. & Co., merchants (of Princeton, and Wil-
lows, Colusa Co.) office 302 D%vi8, room 3
Wall Julia, domestic 340 Page
Wall Louis, r. 2i9 Steveuson
Wall Mary Miss, machine operator Jory Brothers, r.
12 Huron
Wall Mary Mrs., r. 5 Anna
Wall Michael, laborer, r. 44 Jessie
Wall M. J., r. 263 Clementina
Wall Patrick (Brown & Wall) r. E s Texas, bet Sierra
and Napa
Wall Peter, merchant, r. 30 Ji Park Av
Wall Robert, barber, 313 East. r. 311 East
Wall Rose, domestic 1509 Gough
Wall Stewart, laundryman La Grande Laundry, r. E
s Thirteenth, bet Folsom and Howard
Wall Thomas, candyman, r. 863 Ji Market
Wall Thomas, laborer Ball & Julian, r. 614 Brannan
Wall Thomas, longshoreman, r. 5 Clemf^atina
Wall Thomas, teamster, r. 1906 Leavenworth
Wall William, carrier Morning Call, r. 1407 Montgom-
ery
Wall William, laborer, r. 263 Clementina
Wall William, molder Mtna Iron Works, r. 959 Harri-
son
Wall William, weigher .^tna Iron Works, r. 558 Bryant
Wall William H., bootmaker John Sullivan, r. 558
Bryant
Wall. See Wahl
Wallace Alexander, tanner Funcke & Co., r. Sixth Av,
bet Q and R, South S. F.
Wallace Andrew, shipcalker Clark & Webster, r. S s
Twenty-third, bet Valencia and Mission
Wallace Annie, domestic 2323 California
Wallace Annie, widow, medium, r. 207 Eearny
Wallace Bridget Miss, dressmaker, r. 235 Oak
Wallace Charles, bartender William Thompson, r. 103
Clark
Wallace Charles, deckhand stmr Washington, Jackson
St. Wharf
Wallace Charles D., si>ecial policeman, r. 7Ji Laugton
Wallace Daniel, bootcutter S. W. Levy, r. 70 Tehama
Wallace David, mate SS. Monterey, Washington St.
Wharf
Wallace David H., oyster saloon, 15 Stockton
Wallace Edward, packer Folger, Schilling & Co., r.
127 Shipley
Wallace Ellen, widow, r. 1618 Powell
Wallace Ellen, domestic 536 McAllister
Wallace Frank, painter Edward M. Gallagher, r. 436
Jackson
Wallace George, actor Theater Comlque, r. 8 Central
PI
Wallace George, cook SS. State of California, r. 668
Mission
Wallace George, engineer stmr Amelia, r. W s Ferrie
N of Point Lobos Av
Wallace George, overseer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s Il-
linois, bet Napa and Shasta
Wallace Georjje, president California Mining Co.,
23 Nevada Block, r. 17 South Park
Wallace George, shipwright, r. 639 Second
Wallace Harry, Seaman, r. 12 Tehama PI
Wallace Henry, r. 1221 Bush
Wallace Henry, printer, r. 809 Stockton
Wallace Henry, rigger and stevedore, r. 311 Main
Wallace Henry P., driver City RR., r. 25 First Av
Wallace Horatio N., clerk Bank British North America,
r. Alameda
Wallace Israel D., laborer, r. 217 Folsom
Wallace James, r. 629 Green
Wallace James, cardriver, r. 25 First Av
Wallace .James, carpenter Fulda Brothers & Co., r.349
Wallace James, hostler Sutter St. RR., r. 132 Fern Av
Wallace James, laborer, r. 248 Perry
Wallace James, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
432 Twenty-second
Wallace James, milkman, 8 s Sei-pentine Av, nr San
Bruno Road
Wallace James, porter L. G. Srcsovich, r. 629 Green
Wallace James, tanner Dennis Callahan, r. E s San
Bruno Road, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
•ighth
Wallace James H., bookkeeper Kelly, Henderson &
Gilchrist, r. 24 Russ
Wallace James F., compositor Morning Call, r. Oak-
land
Wallace Jane Mrs., r. 2217 Pine
Wallace John (Wallace & Hassett) r. 1315 Pacific
Wallace John, bartender, r. 103 Clark
Wallace John, laborer, r. N s Twenty-eighth, bet
Church and Dolores
Wallace John, laborer, r. 917 Sansome
Wallace John, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Wallace John, policeman City Hall, r. 216 Tehama
Wallace John Jr., blacksmith, 909 Sansome, r. 917
Sansome
Wallace John G., carpenter, r. 2220 Broadway -
Wallace John I., carpenter, r. 2217 Pine
Wallace John J. (E. Clark & Co.) r. 410 O'Farrell
Wallace John R., bottler Thomas J. Pyne, r. 1637
Howard
Wallace John T., Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Wallace Joseph, laborer Lemoine, Gambert & Co., r.
1914 Market
Wallace Joseph, storekeeper U. S. Internal Revenue,
r. NW cor Fillmore and Francisco
Wallace Joseph McGrew, butcher, r. cor First Av and
Kentucky, South S. F.
Wallace Joseph Mrs., r. SE cor Folsom and Twenty-
second
Wallace Joseph S.,real-estate agent, 606 Montgomery,
r. 510 Stockton
Wallace Joseph W., night watchman City Hall. r. 678
Clementina
Wallace Malcolm J., master mariner, r. Abbotsford
House
Wallace Mary Ann, widow, r. 22 Rausch, rear
Wallace Patrick, laborer, r. W s Lyon, bet Post and
Geary
Wallace Patrick J., patternmaker .Sltna Iron Works.
r. 002 Howard '
Wallace Richard R., bookkeeper, r. 799 Van Ness Av,
Wallace Robert, shipcarpenter, r. 416 Greenwich,
rear
Wallace Robert B., r. 1519 Ellis
Wallace Robert W., salesman Tobln, Davisson & Co.,
r. Oakland
Wallace Rylantl B., attorney at law, 418 Cali-
fornia, rooms 1-4, r. 799 Van Ness Av
Wallace Samuel H., porter Marcus Brothers & Co., r.
24 Russ
Wallace Thomas, captain S3. Senator, r. S s Twenty-
third, bet Valencia and Bartlett
Wallace Thomas, laborer, r. 2009 Dupont
Wallace Thomas, mining, ofllce 240 Montgomery,
room 15. r. Oakland
Wallace Thomas, seaman, r. 9 Broadway
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WftUaoo Thomas A., policeman City Hall, r. 70 Te-
hama
Wallace Uriah Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1620 Polk
"Wallace Waller, clerk Wilsou & Wilson, r. Oakland
Wallace William, r. 215 Post
Wallace William, laborer Albert Washburn
Wallace William, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r. W a
Lyon, bet Post and Geary
Wallace William, longshoreman Menzies, Bingham &
Co., r. NE cor Davis and Jackson
Wallace William, quartermaster Pacific Mail SS. City
of Sydney
Wallace William, sailmaker Harding & Brann, r. 1716
Leavenworth
Wallace William, salesman J. B. O'Connor & Co., r.
cor Broderick and Lyon
Wallace William, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Wallace William, ship calker, r. 127 Bay
Wallace William E., horsedealer. Charter Oak Sta-
bles, 775 Market
Wallace William E., packer Folger, Schilling & Co.,
r. 127 Shipley
Wallace William H. (Sisson, Wallace & Co.) r. 2220
Broadway
Wallace AVilliam T. , attorney at law, 418 Cali-
fornia, rooms 1-4, r. 799 Van Ness Av
Wallace William T., salesman T. Henry Asche & Co.,
r. Oakland
Wallace & Hassett (John Wallace and William
J. Hassett) book and job printers, 419 Sacramento
Wallace. See Wallazz and Wallis
Wallard William, clerk Fratinger & Noll, r. 225
Clara
Wallauer Louis, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
Wallazz Edmond A. (Wallazz k. Clack) r. 819 Bdwy.
Wallazz & Clack (Edmond A. Wallazz and William
Clack) proptrs and publishers Hayes Valley Ad-
vertiser, 603 Laguna
Wallbank Charles W., clerk McLean & Wallbank, r.
1519 California
Wallbank Edward M. (McLean & Wallbank) r. 1519
California
Wallen Jacob, driver Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 350 Te-
hama
Wallen William, cook, r. Bright, nr San Miguel Sta-
tion
Wallenfels F. Mrs., dressmaker, 417 Jones
Wallenfels Fritz, r. 417 Jones
Wallenrod George, night clerk S. F. Chronicle, r. 2530
Bryant
Wallenstein Julius, salesman D. Samuels, r. 1026
Larkin
Waller Anna Mrs., liquor saloon, 351 Third
Waller August, stable foreman Philadelphia Brewery,
r. 23 Clementina
Waller C. & Brother (Christian and Claus) gro-
ceries and liquors, wood and coal, SE cor Oak and
Gough
Waller C. & Co. (Kasten Winter and Christian and
Claus Waller) liquor saloon, NW cor Jackson and
East
Waller Christian (C. Waller & Co., and C. Waller &
Brother) r. 131 Gough
Waller Claus (C. Waller & Co., and C. Waller &
Brother) r. 2 Jackson
Waller Dietrich (Waller & Fisher) r. 428 Drumm
Waller Edward J., contractor, r. 317 Eighth
Waller F. J., r. 915 O'Farrell
Waller John C. (W. H. Wing & Co.) r. 1817 Jessie
Waller John H., driver Emanuel Steiner, r. Eigh-
teenth av, bet F and G, South S. F.
Waller Leopold P. F., special agent Equitable Life
Assurance Society, 240 Montgomery, r. 1406 Van
Ness Av
Waller Mary A. Mrs., midwife, r. 317 Eighth
Waller Walter C., compositor, r, 1115 Howard
Waller William A., cigarmaker Harry Pelser, r. 460
Jessie
Waller & Fisher (Dietrich Waller and William Fisher)
groceries and liquors, SE cor Jackson and Drumm
Waller. See Wahler
Walley Charles C, carpenter and builder,r. 154 Eighth
Walley James, deckhand stmr Alexander Duncan,
Harrison St. Wharf
Walley William, tailor, r. 104 Polk
Wallin Ida Mrs., r. 11 William
Wallin John (Wallin & Bonn) r. 140 Folsom
Wallin Oscar, painter, r. 6 Central PI
Wallin & Bonn (John Wallin and Gustaf Bonn)bo»rd-
ing and lodging, 140 Folsom
I Wallingford Elbridge, expressman, NE cor California
; and Davis, r. 526 Filbert
I Wallis George H. W., chief clerk A. S. HalUdie, r. 600
i Bush
I Wallis Harry, messman Pacific Mail S8. City of
! Chester
Wallis. See Wallace
Wallmann Annie, domestic 803 Ellis
Wallmann Bodo, locksmith Frederick G. Schneider, r.
1030 Sutter
Wallmann Christian (Wallmann & Brother) r. 1007
Clay, rear
Wallmann Julius (Wallmann & Brother) r. 1007 Clay,
rear
Wallmann Julius, confectioner Saulmann's Kestau-
rant, r. 818 Geary
Wallmann Richard (Mohlfeldt & Wallmann) r. 501
Jones
Wallmann & Brother (Christian and Julius) -watch-
makers and iewelers, 212 Montgomery
Walls John, r. 1512 Octavia
Walls John, salesman David Porter, r. 2 Willow Av
Walls John A., bookkeeper Clute & Loveland, r. 1512
Octavia
Walls L. B., first officer Pacific Mail SS. City of Tokio
Walls Richard, r. 1512 Octavia
Walmsley Robert, bootmaker, r. 957 Folsom
Walmsley William W., plumber and gasfitter, 923
Market, r. 1310 Webster
Walpert Henry, laborer, r. E s Nebraska, bet Hum-
boldt and Sierra
Walrath Ernst, driver Central BK., r. SW cor Ellis
and Steiner
Walrath Robert H., bookkeeper John Skinker, r. East
Oakland
Walrath Zaoharle, r. 41 Langton
Walraven Wilhelm H., cook, r. 510 Davis
Walsh Agnes T., domestic 1626 Turk
Walsh Ambrose, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works, r. 509 Howard, rear
Walsh Andreas, porter Frankenthal & Co., r. 520
Howard
Walsh Anne Miss, domestic 621 Geary
Walsh Annie, widow, r. 264 }^ Minna
Walsh Annie Miss. cloa,kmaker Cal. Cloak and Suit
Manuf . Co., r. 17 Florence
Walsh Annie J., widow, r. 116 Shotwell
Walsh Arthur, carpenter, r. N s TJwenty-ninth, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Walsh Augustin, compositor Monitor, r. 519 Green
Walsh Bridget Miss, r. \\\% Dore
Walsh Charles, seaman, r. 12 Washington
Walsh Charles J., bartender S. P. Collins & Co., r.
2224 Geary
Walsh D. Mrs., stamping, embjroidery, and fancy
goods, 9053^ Market
Walsh Daniel, janitor Custom House, r. 553 3<i Natoma
Walsh Daniel, laborer Patrick Lynch, r. 1122 H Larkin
Walsh David, carpenter, r. 10 Sumner--.^
Walsh David, musician, r. 12 Maria ^'~--~.
Walsh David, teamster, r. 905 Market
Walsh David V., teamster, r. 207 Sixteenth
Walsh Dennis, laborer, r. 234 Fremont
Walsh Delia, domestic 2428 Pine
i Walsh Dormer, clerk, r. 5 Elliot Park
Walsh Edward, r. 1411 Devisadero
Walsh Edward, driver Omnibus BR., r. 320 Clem.
Walsh Edward, foreman Battery St. Bonded Ware-
house, r. 1028 Jackson
Walsh Edward, gasman Baldwin Theater, r. 33 Third
Walsh Edward, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r. 1829 Turk
Walsh Edward, laborer, r. SE cor Sixteenth Av and Q,
South S. F.
Walsh Edwai-d, liquor saloon, SE cor Bay and Mason
Walsh Edward, liquor saloon, 641 Mission
Walsh Edward J., shoemaker Jory Brothers, r. cor
Lincoln and Banks
Walsh Edward M., porter, r. 826 Shotwell
Walsh E. J., Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Market
Walsh Ellen Miss.r. 13 Van Ness Av
Walsh Frank M., compositor, r. 137 Montgomery
Walsh George, butcher, r. SW cor Seventh and Kail-
road Avs, South S. F.
Walsh George, deputy Poundkeeper, r. NE cor Clay
and Fillmore
Walsh George, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Walsh George, seaman, r. 522 Folsom
Walsh Hannah, widow, r. 25 Perry, rear
Walsh Henrj-, liquor saloon, NE cor Sixth and Shipley
Walsh Henry, shoemaker, r. S s Brosnan, nr Guerrero
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fA&iAO I MnDDICnkl Lumber Dealer, iV.E. cor. Mission and Spear Sts., hag larfif*
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Walsh Henry J., liquor saloon, SE cor Sixth and Minna
Walsh J., driver United Carriage Co., The Baldwin
Walsh J., machinist Thompson Brothers, r. G7 Jessie
Walsh James, driver, r. 10 Keed
Walsh James, assistant engineer stmr San Joaquin
No. 2, Jackson St. Wharf
Walsh James, employee Sutter St. RR.,r. 9 Austin
Walsh James, expressman, NW cor Dupont and Clay,
r. 232 Minna
Walsh James, farmer, r. N 8 Twenty-fifth, bet San-
chez and Church
Walsh James, helper Union Iron Works, r. Eighteenth,
nr Castro
Walsh James, hostler Omnibus RR., r. 320 Clementina
Walsh James, janitor, r. 3io Third, rear
Walsh James, laborer, r. 8 Boardman
Walsh James, laborer, r. 20 Laugton, rear
Walsh James, laborer, r. .559 Bryant
Walsh James, laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.
Walsh James, laborer Presidio Reservation
Walsh James, maltster Empire Brewery, r. 419 Fran-
cisco
Walsh James, milkman, r. W s Broderick, bet Post
and Sutter
Walsh James, painter E. H. Gadsby, r. 709 Folsom
Walsh James, porter Whitney & Marshall^ r. 1606 Jes-
sie
Walsh James, seaman schr Enterprise, r. 110 Steuart
Walsh James A., bartender Occidental Hotel, r. 5J4
Dupent
Walsh James A., bellman Russ House, r. 28 Willow Av
Walsh James D., clerk John Curran, r. SE cor Guer-
rero and Sixteenth
Walsh James E., office 406 Montgomery, r. 623 Tyler
Walsh James F., plasterer, r. NE cor Ninth and Na-
toma
Walsh James J., carpenter, r. 22 M Langton
Walsh James J., cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
r. NW cor Stockton and Sacramento
Walsh James J., porter A. F. Nye & Co., r. 1 Seventh
Walsh Jennie Miss, hattrimmer Golden City Straw
Works, r. 5 Elliot Park
Walsh Jerome, boot and shoemaker, 445 Twentieth
Walsh John, car repairer M. P. and M. dept Central
Pac. RR.
Walsh John, carpenter, r. 727 Laguna
Walsh John, carpetlayer Alexander Mackay, r. 10
Allen
Walsh John, cellarman Hibemia Brewery, r. 733 Te-
hama
Walsh John, clerk, r. 599 Ellis
Walsh John, clerk Michael Walsh, r. 1139 Mission
Walsh John, driver Market St. RR., r. 529 Valencia
Walsh John, laborer, r. 141 Shipley
Walsh John, laborer, r. 810 Dolores
Walsh John, laborer, r.W s Bryant Av, bet Solano and
Butte
Walsh John, longshoreman, r. 549 Jessie
Walsh John, manuf clothing, .523 Ellis
Walsh John, nightwatchman Presidio Reservation
Walsh John, oiler M. P. and M.dept Central Pac. RR.
Walsh John, shoemaker, r. 627 Stevenson
Walsh John, special policeman Quartermaster's Dept
U. S. A., 36 New Montgomery
Walsh John, tailor, r. 1235 Pacific
Walsh John, tailor, 143 Minna, r. .58 Clementina
Walsh John, tailor, 187 Jessie, r. 28 Mary
Walsh John B., deputy Sheriff, r. 257 Minna
Walsh John J., lettercarrier Post Office, r. 27 Lafayette
Wal.sh John R., barber August Bidekoff, r. 175 Minna
Walsh Joseph, salesmann Kennedy & Durr, r. 110
Langton
Walsh Joseph, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 264 J<S Minna
Walsh Joseph F., boilermaker, r. 503 Stevenson
Walsh Katie, type rubber Marder, Luse & Co., r. 549
Jessie
Walsh Lawrence, hackman, r. 425 Clementina
Walsh Lawrence M., Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Walsh Lewis, carpenter, r. 1324 Jackson
Walsh Louis, r. 138 Clara
Walsh M., r. 727 Laguna
Walsh M., Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Walsh M. A. Mrs., r. 14 Washington Av
Walsh Mary A., widow, r. 978 Harrison
Walsh Martin (Pioneer Soda Works) r. 15 Pearl
Walsh ifartin, carriage painter, r. 1914 Market
Walsh Mary, widow, r. 604 Franklin
Walsh Mary Mrs., r. 1413 Mason
Walflh Mary Mrs., boarding, 422 Drumm
Walsh Mary Ann, domestic 809 Hyde
Walsh Mary T. Miss, assistant Shotwell St. Primary
School, r. 623 Tyler
Walsh Matthew, shoemaker Hanson & Borgward, r.
273 Jessie
Walsh Maurice B., bartender, r. 548 Minna
Walsli Michael, barrel dealer, r. 1122 M Larkin
Walsh Michael, blacksmith, r. W s Fillmore, bet
Geary and O'Farrell
Walsh Michael, boots and ahoes, 27 Third, r. 1139
Mission
Walsh Michael, cutter and fitter Healyfc Casey, r. 10
Allen .„ ^
Walsh Michael, extraman Engine No. 7,8. F. F. D., r.
NW cor Sixteenth and Second Av
Walsh Michael, horseshoer John F. Pfile, r. 149 Silver
Walsh Michael, longshoreman, r. N s Francisco, nr
Dupont
Walsh Michael, proptr Mission Planing Mill, N s
Twenty-second, bet Valencia and Guerrero
Walsh Michael J., law student Frank & Carson, r. 335
Broadway
Walsh Morris, longshoreman, r. 12 Gilbert
Walsh Patrick, r. S 8 Army, bet Sanchez and Church
Walsh Patrick, carpenter, r.418 Valencia -
Walsh Patrick, cook Brooklyn Hotel
Walsh Patrick, driver N. B. and Mission RR., r. 347
Fourth
Walsh Patrick, laborer, r. 157 H Clara
Walsh Patrick, Sti ne Cutter's Pro. Assn, 818 Howard
Walsh Patrick, teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1111
Brvant
Walsh Patrick, waiter Grand Hotel, r. 10 Allen
Walsh Patrick J., teamster McKenna & Greany, r.
1020 Bryant , ^
Walsh Peter, porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 706
Natoma o,o it
Walsh Redmond, Stone Cutter's Pro. Assn, 818 How-
BFCl
W^alsh Richard, fireman Genesee Mill Co. r. 908 San.
Walsh Richard, miller Caesar R. Splivalo, r. 349
Tehama
Walsh Richard, salesman Keane Brothers, r. 617 Post
Walsh Richard, tailor, r. 18 Hunt
Walsh Richard, tinroofer Conlln & Roberts, r. 559
Bryant
Walsh Richard A., gilder Snow & Co.. r. 1303 Larkin
Walsh Robert, clerk, r. 903 Larkin
Walsh Sarah, widow, r. 530 Twenty-fifth
Walsh Simon T., real-estate agent, 330 Pine, rooms 1
and 2, r. 623 Tyler
Walsh Stephen C, business agent, 123 California,
room 39, r. 1424 Howard, rear
Walsh T., machinist Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Walsh Theresa, widow, ladles nurse, r. 903 Larkin
Walsh Thomas, cigars and tobacco, 121 Sixth
Walsh Thomas, contractor, r. SE cor Sixteenth and
QppQTiH Av
Walsh Thomas, engineer California St. RB., r. N 8
Birch Av, bet Buchanan and Laguna
Walsh Thomas, laborer, r. 16 Gilbert
Wal.ih Thomas, laborer William F. Babcock.r. 9E3sex
Walsh Thomas, sailmaker John E. Courtenay, r. 518
Davis
Walsh Thomas, teamster, r. 2017 Folsom, rear
Walsh Thomas Jr., bookkeeper Kennedy & Durr, r. S
E cor Sixteenth and Second Av
Walsh Thomas A., oiler Pac. Mail SS. City of Sydney
Walsh Thomas F., r. 604 Franklin
W^alsh Thomas F., boots and shoes, 1153 Folsom
Walsh Thomas H., mate bark North Bend, r.
Silver
Walsh Thomas J., clerk John E. A. Helms,
Seventh „ ,., . ^
Walsh Thomas M., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co
1712k Stevenson ,^ ,_ , „
Walsh Thomas R., clerk, r. Twenty-fourth, bet Noe
and Castro
Walsh Thomas R., mail clerk Morning Call, r. 537
Sacramento
Walsh Walter Mrs., widow, r. 614 Mission
Walsh William, r. 152 Silver
Walsh William Rev., assistant pastor St. Patrick 8
Church, r. 744 Mission
Walsh William, blacksmith Abner Doble, r. 221 H
Clara . „ ^ ,, _.
Walsh William, bookkeeper Giovanni B. De Ferrari,
r. 831 Eighteenth ^ . „. _,.
Walsh William, butcher, r. S s Sacramento, bet First
and Cemetery Avs
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Walsh William, carpenter, r. 40 Ritch
Walsh William, laborer, r. NW cor
Santa Clara
Walsh William, machiniFt, r, 1726 Stevenson
Walsh William, policeman City Hall, r. 25 Hausch
Walsh William, porter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. N 8 North Point, near Laikin
Walsh William, shipcarpenter, r. 10 Boarclman
Walsh William A., carpenter, r. 608 O'Farrell
Walsh William D., paperhanger George W.Clark, r.6
Elliot Park
Walsh William J., clerk, r. 831 Eighteenth, near Noe
Walsh William J., shoemakers. W. EoBenstock& Co.,
r. N 8 Scott, bet Clay and Sacramento
Walsh. See Welsh
Walshe Richard J., salesman Tobin, Davisson & Co.,
r. BE cor Hyde and Ellis
Walslaben Jacob, laborer, r. 15 Frederick
Waltenspiel Gustavus. expressman, NE cor Market
and Taylor, r. 857 M Harrison
Walter August, satchelmakerFechheimer & Steele, r.
1109 McAllister
Walter David N. (D. N. & E. Walter & Co.) r. 719
Geary
"Walter D. N. & E. & Co. rDavid N., Emanuel,
Herman N., Moritz and Isaac N. Walter) import-
ers and wholesale carpets, oilcloths, upholster-
ing goods and paperhangings, NW cor Market
and Battery
Walter Dorothea L., wido-w, r. 2440 Mission
Walter Edward C. (G. Rudolf & Co.) r. cor Seven-
teenth Av and H., South S. F. ,
Walter Emanuel {D. N. & E. Walter & Co.) r. New
York
Walter Ferdinand, capitalist, SE cor Bush and San-
some, r. 1232 Post
Walter George, clerk Theodore Simon, r. 901 Larkin
Walter George, porkpacker, 308 Fifth, r. 310 Fifth
Walter George J., engraver Abraham Waldstein, r.
815 Laguna
Walter G. F. Mrs., costumer, 11 Geary
Walter G. Frederick (Weiss & Walter) r. 11 Geary
Walter Henry, cashier D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r.
1803 Franklin
Walter Herman A., groceries
Walter Herman N. (D. N. &
Dupont
Walter Isaac N. (D. N. & E,
Franklin
Walter Jacob, brewer Humboldt Brewery, r. 22 First
Av
Walter Jacob B.. engineer J. B. Luchsinger & Son,
r. 26 Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Walter Jacob J., painter, r. 32 Erie
Walter James, steward Pac. Mail SS. Co., r. 534 First
Walter James, waiter, r. 139 Natoma
Walter John, r. 1027 Dupont
Walter John, saloonkeeper, r. 163 Jessie
Walter Julia, widow, r. 1109 McAllister
Walter Kate, widow, r. 505 Shotwell
Walter Lena, domestic 1617 Sacramento
Walter M. & Co. (Max Walter) importers and manufs
bitt«rs, and wholesale liquors, 621 Sansome
Walter Max, clerk, r. 344 Grove
Walter Max, clerk, r. 1109 McAllister
Walter Max (M. Walter & Co.) r. 815 Laguna
Walter Moritz (D. N. & E. Walter & Co.) r. New York
Walter Otis (Yonder Horst, Fischrr & Walter) r. Oak-
land
Walter Simon, shoecutter Porter, Oppenheimer, Sles-
singer & Co., r. 7 Garden
Walter Theophilus V., noteteller London and San
Francisco Bank, r. Oakland
Walter Thomas, clerk M. Walter & Co., r. 815 Laguna
Waller Thomas C, inventor Walter fruit dryer, r. 612
Greenwich
Walter Thomas G., r. 708 Pine
Walter William, cook, r. 11 Perry
Walter. See Wolter, and Walther
Walter's Fruit Dryer Manufacturing Co., John H.
Maynard secretary, 315 California
Walterdol Peter, laborer, r. Arch, San Miguel Station
Walters August, drayman George Meyer, r. 37 Dorland
Walters Carrie, widow, r. 337 Turk
Walters Charles, bookkeeper, r. 127 Jackson
Walters Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Walters Charles, waiter R. R. Swain & Co.
Walters David, laborer, r. 67 Clementina, rear
Walters Frank, butcher Charles Seipel, 2302 Mission
Walters Frederick, waiter Joseph Giusti, r. 717 Stock.
and liquors, 231 Tenth
E. Walter & Co.) r. 209
, Walter & Co.) r. 1803
Walters George, market, 313 Fifth
Walters Hermann, carpenter Omnibus RE.
Walters Ida Mrs., r. 101 Mason '
Walters Jacob J., painter Hugh G. Jarman, r. M3 Sev-
enth ■
Walters Jean Clara, actress Baldwin Theater, r. 17
Ellis
Walters John B., plasterer, r. 18 Folsom Av
Walters John H., cabinetmaker, r. 327 Vallejo
Walters Martin, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Walters Martin, tanner Funcke & Co., r. Sixteenth Av,
nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Walters Thomas, coalpasser SS. Oregon, Folsom St.
Wharf
Walters William, actor Bella Union Theater, r. In-
ternational Hotel
Walters William, porter, r. What Cheer House
Walters W. J., barber Pacific Mail SS. City of Sydney
Walters. See Wolters
Waltersen John (Waltersen & Dewey) r. 625 Geary
Waltersen & Dewey (John Waltersen and Wil-
liam S.Dewey) commission merchants, 10 Cali-
fornia
Walterstein Frank, liquor saloon, NW cor Kearny
and Washington, r. 652 Washington
Walther August, musician Baldwin Theater, r. 2217
Leavenworth
Walther Emil, foreman Mayrisch Brothers, r. 6 La-
fayette PI
Walther Gustave, compositor, r. 424 Greenwich
Walther Philip, maltster Empire Brewery, r. 2219
Powell
Walther Philip fl., liquor saloon, and barbers' agent,
207 Dupont; r. 13 Harlan PI
Walther. See Walter
Walthour Christian, porter William F. Nelson, r. 76
Natoma
Walthour John F., boatbuilder John D. Griffin, r. 76
Natoma
Waltman Bernard, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 619
Seventh
Waltman Leo, fisherman, r. E s Saneome, bet Vallejo
and Green
Waltman Martha, domestic 222 Shotwell
Waltman Nicholas, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Walton A. G., carpenter Charles L. Tilden, r. 522
Pine
Walton Albert, waiter, r. 15Z% Third
Walton Augustus, patternmaker Dnion Iron Works,
r. 311 Fourth
Walton Charles, painter, r. 2311 Mason
Walton Charles S.. assistant melter Thomas Price, r.
524 Sacramento
Walton Charles 8., clerk Thomas Young, 39 Sutter,
r. 712 Taylor
Walton Edward, waiter, r. NE cor Eighth and Bran.
Walton Edward J., carpenter, r. NE cor Eighth and
Brannan
Walton Elizabeth M. Mrs., teacher Zeitska's Institute,
r. 2 Cedar Av
Walton Emma F. Miss, photographic enameler, r.
1116 Leavenworth
Walton Frank N., bookkeeper J. L. Schmitt & Co., r.
712 Taylor
Walton George N., compositor Morning Call, r. 151
Shipley
Walton George T., r. 358 Minna
Walton James W., mounter I. W. Taber & Co., r. 1116
Leavenworth
Walton Jesse, clerk Selby Smelting and Lead Co., r.
Oakland
Walton John E. proptr Maine Dairy, 408 Tehama
Walton Martin, salesman, r. 112 Jones
Walton Martin C, roofer Nelson C. Wajton Sr., r.
1806 Post
Walton Nelson C. Jr., mining secretary, 419 Callfor^
nia, room 24, r. 30 Stanly PI
Walton Nelson C. Sr. , asphaltum roofing, var-
nishes and materials, 219 Mission
Walton Thomas, clerk, r. 1609 Jones
Walton William, machinist, r. 708 Pine
Walts George W., clerk general freight ofiftce Central
Pac. RR., r. 227 Oak
Walworth James J.,swimming baths, Bay, foot Jones,
r. 1128 Shotwell
Waltyen Diedrich, laborer freight dept Southern Pac.
RR., r. 508 Sixth
Walz Charles, boot and shoemaker, 403 Sutter
Wambach Charles, liquor saloon, 1135 Dupont
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Wamble A. M.. office 302 California, r. 157 Seventh
Wauipaih Minnie Miss. r. 187 Hyde
Wani(;gdnz Loring, millwright, r. 1118 Ho-ward
Wana Whata Silver Mining Co. (Arizona) T. D. Key-
mert secretary, 40 California
TVand Mrs., r. loa Geary
Wand George, laborer, r. 9C8 Pacific, rear
Wand Joseph, clerk Wand \- Co.. r. 13 Kuss
Wand Leon, clerk Wand & Co., r. 13 Russ
Wand Samuel (Wand & Co.) r. 13 Russ
Wand Thomas N., mining, office 211 Sansome, room 6,
r.West Oakland
.Wand k Co. (Samuel Wand) dry goods, 212 Sixth
Wandell Ichabod, r. 12 Laskie
"Waiielesforde Juan B., artist, 530 California.
rooms 14 and 1.5, r. Oakland
Wands Alexander H., assistant supt California St.
KR., r. 1423 California
Wands James, barber Christopher Heider, r. 105 Kid-
ley
Wanek 'Edward, barber, 144 Third, r. 82 Natoma
Wanek Lizzie Mrs., human hair, and ladies' hair-
dresser, 629 Market, r. 82 Natoma
Waner William, barber Charles Fleischman, r. 606 Jj
Powell
Waner Williams, pianomaker Hemme & Long, r. 1318
Jackson
Wangeman Rudolph, pianotuner Kohler & Chase, r.
Oakland
Wangemann August, laborer Emil A. Engelberg, r. 515
Pine
Wangenheim Amelia, widow, r. 537 O'Farrell
Wangenheim Amiel (Wangenheim, Sttrnheim & Co.)
r. 210 Powell
Wangenheim Emil S., bookkeeper Sol. Wangenheim
& Co., r. 1714 Bush
Wangenheim Henry (Dohrmann & Co.) r. 1103 Van
Ness Av
fVangenheim Sol. & Co. (Solomon Wangen-
heim. Juda and Simon Newman) manufs hermet-
ically sealed goods, and proptrs Union Preserve
Factory, and Star of Columbia Salmon Packing
Co., 118-126 Davis
Wangenheim Solomon (Sol. Wangenheim & Co.) r.
1714 Bush
Wangrenlieim, Sternlieim & Co. (Samuel
Sternheim and Amiel Wangenheim) importers
glassware, crockery, etc., 129 Sansome
Wanger Joseph, cook Solomon Tesmore,r. 1305 Powell
Wanke William, clerk Peter N. Butt. r. SE cor Sutter
and Laguna
Wankowski William M., tailor John Rourke, r. 1815
Mason
Wann Preston, r. 30 Kearny
Wannemacher Georce W., bookcanvasser, r. 439 Bush
Wannenmacher Robert, butcher, r. NE cor Franklin
and McAllister
Wannenmacher Rupert (Wannenmacher & Kronen-
berg) r. 540 McAllister
Wannenmacher & Kronenberjr (Rupert
Wannenmacher and Frederick Kronenberg)
proptrs United States Brewery, NE cor Franklin
and McAllister
Wannerberg Gustave, mariner, r. 10 Berry
Wannrich Adolph, seaman, r. 238 Steiiart
Wansganz Lorenz, millwright Joseph Wagner & Co.,
r. 1118 Howard
Wanson Robert , waiter Palace Hotel
Want R., r. 1018 Sutter
Wanwill Joseph, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Wanz John D., market, NW cor Columbia and Twenty-
fourth
Wanz John D. Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 204
Tweutv-fourth
WANZER L, M. F., physician, ««««
and r. 130 Geary
Wanzer Merritt L.,
Franklin
Wappel A., cashier Collins & Wappel, r. 206 Fourth
Wappel Charles, steward Collins & Wappel, r. 803
Howard
Wappel George (Collins & Wappel) r. 206 Fourth
Wappuer Henry, teazelsetter S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. Black Point
War William, janitor, r. 621 Sansome
Warburton Ann M. Mrs., dressmaking, lOfiO Howard
Warburton E. P. Mrs., proptr Clarendon House, 142^
Fourth
Warburton Henry T., miner, r. 1235 Market
carpenter, NE cor Bush and
Warburton James P., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 30y Eddy
Warburton Joseph, r. 142)6 Fourth
Ward , r. 526 Hayes
Ward Agnes, widow, r. 1503 Pine
Ward Albert, miner, r. 27 Drumm
Ward Andrew J., barber, 665 Mission, r. 6 Salmon
Wartl Annie, domestic 519 Tyler
Ward Bartholemew, r. 1718 Broderick
Ward Beeeher Consolidated Mining Co. (White Pine,
Nev.) D. A. Jennings secretary, 401 California,
room 4
Ward Bernard, bellman Grand Hotel
Ward Bernard, longshoreman, r. 209 Union
Ward Bernard, waiter SS. George W. Elder, Folsom
St. Wharf
Ward Bernard K., hackman, 1002 Market, r. 15 Eddy
Ward Bridget, widow, r. 719 Brannan, rear
Ward Charles, seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Ward Charles, seaman Pacific Mail SS. City of Pan-
ama, r. 20 Clementina
Ward Charles H., housepainter, r. 16 AVashington Av
Ward Charles H., porter J. B. Wattles & Co., r. 219
Minna
Ward Charles H., quartermaster Pacific Mail 88. City
of Tokio, r. 545 First
Ward Charles O., seaman, r. 230 Mission
Ward Christopher, merchant tailor, 681 Mission, r.
Ward Colin S., canmaker Pac. Coast Packing Co., r.
1812 O'Farrell
Ward Daniel, clerk M. Warde & Co., r. 8 s Twenty-
fifth, nr Sanchez
Ward Delia, domestic Ewins W. Linsley, W 8 Wis-
consin, bet Sierra and Napa
Ward D. Henshaw, mining secretary, 18 Nevada
Block, r. Oakland
Ward Edward, gardener, r. 1730 Jackson
Ward Edward, laborer Golden Gate Park
Ward Edward, longshoreman, r. 120 Langton
Ward Edward, policeman City Hall, r. 105 Stockton
Ward E. H. Mrs., teacher music, r. 428 Hayes
Ward Eliza, widow, housekeeper 707 O'Farrell
Ward Emma Mrs., r. 1407 Polk
Ward F. J., r. 1050 Howard
Ward F. M., r. Branch House
Ward Francis M., bookkeeper George W. Granniss, r.
1701 Octavia
Ward Frank, laborer Golden Gate Park
Ward Frederick, steward Pacific MailSS. City of Syd-
ney
Ward Frederick C, foreman Pacific Coast Packing Co..
r. 1812 O'Farrell
Ward G. E. Miss, r. 142 Seventh
Ward George, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Ward George B., broommaker Thomas Ward, r, 27 ■
Drumm ,„,.„. ..
Ward George J., foreman C. James King of William &
Co., r. 1812 O'Farrell I
Ward George W., telegraph operator, r. 209 Union i
Ward Gold and SUver Mining: Co. (Storey |
Co., Nev.) Jacob Stadtf eld Jr. secretary, 419 Cali-
fornia, room 26
Ward Hattie, domestic Palace Hot«l
Ward Henry, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Ward Hubbard, liquor dealer, r. 1623 Howard
Ward Hugh, gardener Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. 2830
California
Ward Isaac N., nurse, r. 720 Calif ornia
Ward J., r. 30 Clay
Ward J., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Ward James, r. 314 Bush
Ward James (O'Brien & Ward) r. 1228 Sacramento
Ward James, butcher, r. 1618 Powell
Ward James, laborer, r. 225 Folsom
Ward James, miner, r. 22 Harriet
Ward James, paperruler Althof & Bahls.r. 1121 Filbert
Ward James, waiteri504 Montgomery, r. 12 Sherwood PI
Ward James C, notary public and commissioner
deeds, 428 Montgomery, r.733 Bush
Ward James W., medical student F. E. J. Canney, r.
632 Howard
Ward Jane Miss, shirtmaker, r. 972 Bryant
Ward Jennie, domestic 918 Van Ness Av
Ward John, hackman, r. 1308 Jackson
Ward John, laborer Central Pac. RB., r. N s Twenty-
first, bet Treat Av and Harrison
Ward John, laijorer Healy & Fagen, r. 8 Zoe
Ward John, marblecutter, r. cor Point Lobos and
Sixth Avs
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Ward John, night clerk Golden Eagle Hotel
Ward John, stripper Jose A. Garcia, r. 1120 Keamy
Ward John, waiter Palace Hotel
Ward John, with South Pac. Coast KR., r. Alameda
Ward John B., inventor, 202 Sansome, room 6}^, r.
1513 Jackson
Ward John B., real-estate, r. 1513 Jackson
Ward John F., r. 1513 Jackson
Ward John G., cashier Cutting Packing Co., r. Ala-
meda
Ward John J., collector, r. 1623 Howard
Ward John M., r. 428 Hayes
Ward John M., clerk Daily Stock Report, r. 210 San
Jose Av
Ward John T. (John T. Ward & Co.) r. Oakland
Ward John T., bootcrimper, r. 35 Jessie
Ward John T. & Co. (John T. Ward) agents Na-
pa Soda Springs, 11 Drumm
Ward John W., canmaker 0. James King of William &
Co., r. 1812 O'Farrell
Ward John W., laborer, r. 1111 Howard
Ward Joseph, conductor Central RR., r. 1427 Pacific
Ward Joseph W., merchant, 18 Nevada Block, r. Oak-
land
Ward Josiah M., assistant librarian Free Public Li-
brary, r. 743 Pine
Ward Josie, domestic 1305 Octavia
Ward Juan, miner, r. 1120 Kearny
Ward Kate, domestic 519 Tyler
Ward' Lewis P., compositor Evening Post, r. 381
Kearny
Ward Lisandro, miner, r. 1120 Kearny
Ward Lucian. r. 759 Market
Ward Lydia Mrs., r. 24 Washington Av
Ward Maggie Miss, shirtmaker, r. 972 Bryant
Ward Mark H., conductor Sutter St. RR.. r. 1110 Lar-
kin
Ward Martin P.. solicitor Peter F. Collier, r. 324
Minna
Ward Mary Miss, r. 222 J^ Fovirth
Ward Mary, widow, r. 206Ritch
Ward Mary E. Mrs., private school, 1519 Sacramento
Ward Michael, shoemaker, r. 2102 Mission
Ward Michael, waiter, r. 1182 Harrison, rear
Ward Michael J., assistant engineer stmr Julia, r. 159
Perry
Ward Michael J., hotelkeeper, r. 1427 Pacific
Ward M. M. , drugs and chemicals, 61 Second
Ward Nellie, domestic NE cor Gough and Jackson
Ward P., blacksmith helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Ward Patrick Rev., assistant rector St. Joseph's (B.C.)
Church, r. 224 Tenth
Ward Patrick, boilermaker.r. 206 Ritch
Ward Patrick, laborer, r. C, bet Sixth and Seventh
Avs, Outside Lands
Ward Patrick, laborer, r. E s Douglass, bet Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth
Ward Patrick, laborer Henry M. Norton, r. 21 Har-
riet
Ward Patrick F., deputy Sheriff, r. 1025 York
Ward Peter, plumber Edward V. Wilson, r. 417 Clem.
Ward Peter J., coalman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Michigan, bet Sierra and Shasta
Ward Peter J., laborer, r. 209 Union .
Ward Philip, plumber Palace Hotel
Ward Philip, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Ward Richard, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Ward Richard, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Ward Richard H., employee D. H. Ainsworth & Co.,
r. 770 Bryant
Ward Robert, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 43
Minna
Ward Samuel, r. 807 Kearny
Ward S. S., clerk Security Savings Bank, 215 Sansome
Ward Thomas, laborer, r. 560 Howard
Ward Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Ward Thomas, manuf and dealer brooms, 27 Drumm
Ward Thomas, Rig. and Stev. Union. 806 Mont.
Ward Thomas W., bookkeeper A. C. Titcomb & Co., r.
1718 Broderick
Ward T. M., r. Branch House
Ward W., gardener Golden Gate Park, r. SE cor Page
and Gough
Ward William (William Ward & Co.) r. 814 Hyde
Ward William, drayman, NW cor Battery and Com-
mercial, r. NE cor Twent.v-third and Alabama
Ward William, driver United Carriage Co., Palace
Hotel
Ward William, hostler, r. 438 Jessie, rear
Ward William, laborer, r. 177 Minna
Ward William, laborer Union Iron Works
Ward William, miner, r. 919 Stockton
Ward William, molder Union Iron Works, r. 41 Te-
hama
Ward William, third officer Pacific Mail SS. Collma
Ward William <& Co. (William Ward) importers
and jobbers ale and porter, 509 Sacramento
Ward William B., bookkeeper 8. F. Savings Union,
r. 2905 Bush
Ward William H., clerk Albert Mau & Co., r. 1718
Broadway
Ward William L., assistant secretary Spring Valley
Water Works, r. Oakland
Warde M. & Co. (Michael Warde) importers and
dealers wines and liquors, 313 and 315 Battery
Warde Michael (M. Warde & Co.) r. S s Twenty-fifth,
nr Sanchez
Warden Benjamin A., cashier S. F. Chronicle, r. 919
Post
Warden Thomas, seaman schr Adreanna, Pacific St.
AVharf
Warden William H., clerk Henry Doyle & Co., r. 1513
Larkin
Warden Henry, waterman, r. 423 Fulton
Warden W. H. & Co. (William H. Warden and P. L.
McClure) draymen, 312 Post
Warden William H. (W. H. Warden & Co.) r. 423
Fulton
Wardlaw James, fireman Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York
Wardwell A. M., r. 653 Folsom
Wardwell A. M. Mrs., r. 1106 Mason
Wardwell George, clerk, r. 509 Washington
Wardwell William V. B. (Jackson & Wardwell) r.
HOC Mason
Ware , r. 36 Clay
Ware Arthur, r. 413 }« Oak
Ware C, r. 420 Jackson
Ware Eugene L. (Jackson & Ware) r. 26 Perry
Ware Frank, r. 1234 Valencia
Ware George A., printer, r. 1250 Howard
Ware Hartwell, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Ware Henry, bookkeeper, r. 700 Broadway
Ware John H. Jr.. bookkeeper Seth Thomas Clock
Co., r. 221 Powell
Ware Mary, widow, r. 1237 Stockton
Ware T. C, clerk, r. 509 Washington
Ware Thomas, packer, r. 807 Brannan
Ware William C, speculator, r. 415 Post
Ware. See Wehr, Wier, and Weir
Warfield William H., tinsmith, r. 1139 Folsom
Warhmbron Alexander, tailor, 805 Clay
Wariner Orvil S., carpenter, r. 1523 Pine ~ "
Waring Henry J., painter and glazier, 1220 Market,
r. W s Alabama, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-
fourth
Warmbath Max, barber. 6 Stockton, r. 1516 Howard
Warmbold Bernhard F., clerk E. Jasper, r. 1125
Powell
Warmbold Henry, seaman schr Greyhound, Green
St. Wharf, r. North Pacific Hotel
Warmkessel Oscar, engraver, r. 873 Mission
Warn Frank, driver City Cab and Carriage Stables,
r. 174 Jessie
Warncke Einst (Warncke & Griffiths) r. SE cor Sixth
Av and M, South S. F.
Warncke & Griffiths (Ernst Warncke and Joseph Grif-
fiths) proprietors Empire House, SE cor Sixth
Av and M, South S. F.
Warnecke August, r. 425 Tyler
Wamecke Hermann, butcher Rups House
Warneke Christian (J. T. W. Coons & Co.) r. 14 Moss
Warner A., laborer .Johnson & Shay
Warner Abraham, proptr Meiggs' Wharf Saloon, NW
cor Meiggs' Wharf and Francisco
Warner .\lbert L., r. 418 Sutter
Warner Alexander, dentist, 224 Keamy, r. 1122
Pine
W'arner Amos S., president Cal. Spring Manu-
facturing Co., 147 New Montgomery, r. 456 Bartlett
Warner A. V., liquor dealer, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Warner Carlos, engineer, r. 16J^ Hoff Av
Warner Charles, r. 706 California
Warner Charles A., wire mattress weaver Truman 8.
Clark & Co., r. 853 Harrison
Warner Charles H., collector George H. Tay & Co., r.
1508 Taylor
Warner Edwin R., carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. 1005
Clay
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Warner Frank, bookkeeper Pac. Iron Works, r. 822
Bush
Warner Frederick, assistant engineer Cal. Electric
Light Co., r. 1 Burcham PI
Warner Frederick, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
cor Seventh and Railroad Avs, South 8. F.
Warner George, night cook Baldwin's Dining Palace
Warner George Mrs., widow, r. 1Q05 Clay, rear
Warner Henry B., compositor, r. 1005 Clay, rear
Warner Issac S., sailmaker, r. 925 }<> Market
Warner John, expressman, NE cor California and Bat-
tery, r. 351 Eleventh
Warner John B., foreman Hose No. 1, S. F. F. D., r.
H'.ii Broadway
Warner Joseph, laborer, r. 1-305 Powell
Warner Josiah B., machinist Union Ironworks, r.706
Calit'omia
Warner Judson W., r. The Baldwin
Warner Katharine, widow, r. N s Twenty-fourth, bet
Noe and Sanchez
Warner L. F. Jr., assistant engineer Central Pac.ER.,
r. Oakland
Warner Maurice A., teamster, r. 707 Sanchez
Warner Peter, driver United Carriage Co., The Bald-
win, r. 7i2 Howard
Warner Robert, boxmaker Union Box Factory
Warner fcumuer, fireman Southern Pac. ER., r. 219
Sixteenth
Warner William, r. Branch House
Warner William, barber Charles Fleischman.r. 606)4
Powell
Warner William, captain stmr James M. Donahue, r.
418 Sutter
Warner William, carpenter, r. Fifteenth Av, bet P and
Q, Soxith S. F.
Warner William, janitor, r. 18 Stone
Warneyer Eliza Miss, dressmaker, r. WOeM Powell
Waruholz Charles, cabinetmaker, r. cor Seventeenth
and Harrison
Warnholz Henry, driver Union Soap Factory, r. 435 5^
Shipley
Warnholz Herman, pressman Green & Seller, r. 435 M
Shipley
Warnholz Mary, widow, r. 435 }<i Shipley
Warnicker Jennie, domestic 1223 Jones
Warnken Herman, clerk H. Helbush, r. NE cor Polk
and Clay
Warnken Hermann F., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Dupont and Francisco
■R arnock James, seaman, r. 16 Ninth
Warnock William, policeman City Hall,r. 327 Fourth
Warnatrom Henry O., painter, r. 1323 Washington
Warren Asa, teamster Charles A.Warren,r.l205 Howard
Warren August, confectionery and varieties, 107
Sixth
Warren Bellei domes^c NW cor Francisco and Leav.
Warren Bertha, domCTtic 1026 Clay
Warren C. C. T., dressmaker, 823 Market
Warren Charles, bookkeeper William W. Stetson, r.
1315 Van Ness Av
Warren Charles A., contractor and drayman, 216
Ninth, r. 1205 Howard
Warren Charles B., r. 638 Post
Warren Charles H., night patrolman Safe Deposit Co.,
r. 112 .\lta PI
Warren Charles P., clerk ticket auditor Central Pac.
RR., r. 946 Mission
Warren David, herder Presidio Reservation, r. end
First Av, Presidio Reservation
Warren Ediih Miss, packer Mission Soap and Candle
Works, r. cor Twenty-third and Bryant Av
Warren Ella R., widow, adjuster U. S. Mint, r. 946
Mission
Warren Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 104 Turk
* Warren Frank, painter, r. 710 Buchanan
Warren Frank J., clerk, r. 10 South Park
Warren Frederick W., teamster Charles A. Warren, r.
1205 Howard
Warren George, salesman, r. E s Steiner, bet Califor-
nia and Pine
Warren George A., melter, melter and refiner's dept
U. S. Mint, r. 36 Park Av
Warren George B., clerk Palace Hotel, r. 44 Third
Warrfen George W., salesman William J. Adams, r. 110
Berry
Warren Henry, clerk, r. 107 Sixth
Warren Henry, plumber, tinner, and gasfitter, 847
Valencia
Warren Jackson, steward U. S. 88. Shubrick, Folsom
St. Wharf
Warren James, waiter, r. 407 Green
Warren James H.,' D.D., superintendent American
Home Missionary Soc, office 7 Montgomery Av,
room 23, r. 1526 Eddy
Warren James L., carver, r. 2613 Sacramento
Warn n James L. L. F. (Warren & Co.) r. 1305 Taylor
Warren James Mountford, contractor, r. 220 J^j Ninth
Warren J. E. Mrs., dressmaker, 170b Polk
Warren Job E., carpenter Public School Dept, r. 1708
Polk
Warren John, bottle coverer 8. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 568 Mission
Warren John (John Warren & Co.) r, 122 Montgomery
Block
Warren John, teamster, r. 351 Eleventh
Warren John & Co. (John, Warren) collectors. 200
McAllister
Warren John K., r. 519 Valencia
Warren John P., carpenter, r. 405 Turk
Warren John P., policeman City Hall, r. 226 Sutter
Warren Joseph, r. 267 Stevenson
Warren Joseph Mrs., dressmaker, r. 267 Stevenson
Warren Josie Miss, dressmaker, r. 104 Turk
Warren Julia A., widow, r. 2 Codman PI
Warren M. Mrs., r. 1142 Market
Warren Mary Miss, r. 203 Turk
Warren M. E. Mrs., widow, r. Grand Hotel
Warren Milton M., assistant mail clerk Alia Calif or-
nia, r. 2 Codman PI
Warren Patrick J., pressman A. M. Slocum, r. 917
Sacramento, rear
Warren Robert W. (E. W. Warren & Co.) r. 700 Oal.
Warren Russell, architect, r. i'21 h Oak
Warren Russell A., foreman composing room S. F.
Chroni. le, r. 1211 Bush
Warren R. W. Co. (Robert W.Warren and Robert
H. Yates) manufs Warren's Original Vulcan Pow-
der, office 24 Merchants' Exchange
Warren Samuel P.(S. P. Warren & Co., and R. B.Mil-
roy & Co.) r. 1812 Sacramento
"Warren S. P. <& Co. (Samuel P. Warren and Fred-
erick R. Wetmore) stockbrokers, 411 California
Warren Thomas, saloonkeeper, r. 1008 Kearny
Warren William, r. 701 Stockton
Warren William, hostler John W. Morshead, r. 25
Washington
Warren William, teamster Spring Valley WaterWork.s,
r. 2814 Pine
Warren William B., carpenter and builder, r. 2901 But-U
Warren & Co. (James L. L. F. Warren) proptrs and
editors California Farmer, 320 Clay
Warrick Oscar, iirinter, r. 1747 Mission
Warrilow Frederick G., Painters' Pro. Union, 771
Warrington Samuel, shoefitter, r. 528 Bush, rear
Warsaw Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) George R.
Spinney secretary, 310 Pine, room 44
Warschauer Aaron M. (Warschauer Brothers) r. 905
Market
Warschauer Abraham, r. 905 Market
Warschauer Benjamin (Warschauer Brothers) r. 905
Warscliauer Brotliers (Marks, Benjamin, and
Aaron M.) proptrs The Windsor, 905 Market
Warschauer Joseph G., porter F. Toplitz & Co., r. 427
Turk
Warschauer Louis, clerk, r. Turk St. Hotel
Warschauer Mannheim, cigars and tobacco, 321 Oali-
fomia, r. 1610 Turk
Warschauer Marks (Warschauer Brothers) and copyist
County Recorder, r. 905 Market
Warschauer Moritz, saddles and harness, 305 Davis,
r. 427 Turk
Warschawski Jacob, salesman E. Frank, r. 767 Harrison
Warther Wilhelm F., longshoreman, r. 2 Telegraph PI
Warwick Charles F., painter Thomas Downing, r. 234
Seventh
Warwick James, painter Thomas Downing, r. 234
Seventh
Warwick James B., drayman, r. N s Green, bet Frank-
lin and Gougb
Warwick John, painter, r. 234 Seventh -^
Warwick William, policeman City Hall. r. 327 Fourth
Wascerwitz Gustave, peddler, r. 462 }4 Sixth
Wasch Aaron, salesman H. M. Heineman, r. The
Windsor
Washburn A. A., salesman H. P. Gregory & Co., r.
Oakland
Washburn Albert, proptr Stockton Planing Mills,
Berry, bet Fourth and Fifth, r. 55 South Park
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orated in Artistic Style
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^vhoi.esai.e
HARDWARE,
Corner Slarket and Front Streets.
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Washburn Albert H. Mrs., r. 1722 Bush
Washburn E. E., clerk, r. Brunswick House
Washburn Frank W., conductor N. B. and Mission
RR., r. 144 Perry
Washburn George E.. clei*, r. 1528 Bush
Washburn Georgia Mrs., principal Turk St. School, r.
1528 Bush
'Waslibiirn Henry, proptr Great Eastern and
Western Horse and Mule Market, SE cor Fifth and
Bryant, r. SW cor Twenty-first and Diamond
Washburn Leonard, drayman, r. 031 O'Farrell
' Washburn Lysander, r. 118 Post
Washburn M. A. Mrs., teacher music, 131 Fourth
Washburn R.W., r. 931 Market
Washe Henry A., clerk Charles W. Daunals,r. 19 Yerba
Buena
Washington — , r. lOO Mason
Wasliing'ton Bloclc, NW cor AVashington and
Montgomery Av
Wasliiiig'ton Bre^very, Claus Wreden & Co.
proptra, SE cor Lombard and Taylor
Washington Evening School, SW cor Washington and
Mason
Washington Fire and Marine Insurance Co. (of Boston)
E. E. Potter agent, 200 Sansome
Washington Frank B., bookkeepers. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 22 Geary
Washington Grammar School, SW cor Washington
and Mason
Washington Hall, 35-39 Eddy
Washington Hotel, Patrick Collins proptr, 519 Mis-
sion
Washington Irrigated Colony (Fresno Co.) Wendell
Easton general manager, 22 Montgomery
Washington Isaiah, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 905 Jackson
Washington Lizzie, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Waaliington Market, Washington to Merchant,
bet Montgomery and Sansome
Wasliington Mills ( feed )Dohrmann & Co. proptrs,
NW cor Washington and Drumm
Washington Mining Co. (Mariposa Co., Cal.) oflce
328 Montgomery, room 20
Washington Nelson.waiter Palace Hotel, r. 518 Howard
Washington Robert, seaman SS. Ancon, Broadway
Wharf
TVagbington Street Wliarf, foot Washington
Washington Thornton, carpenter, r. 1908 Powell
Washoe Bonanza Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) B. F.
Dahl secretary, 111 J$ Liedesdortf
Washoe Consolidated Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.)
Lucien Hermann secretary, 220 Sansome, room 5
Wasler Samuel J., bootblack, 547 Clay, r. 822 Kearny
Wason Archibald, house and signpainter, 115 Davis,
r. 916 Vallejo
Wason Consolidated Mining Co., J. G. Lavery secre-
tary, 9 and 10 S. F. Stock Exchange Building
Wason Edward P., printer, r. 720 Harrison
Wason John W., butcher Patrick W. Mulcahy, 720
Harrison
Wason Frederick A., machinehand D. A. Macdonald
& Co., r. 1418 Washington
Wass Louis, pressman Pac. Oil and Lead Works
Wass Lydia A., widow, r. 1418 Washington
Wass. See Waas and Wasch
Wasserman August (Hutchinson, Kohl, Philippeua &
Co.) r. Frankfort, Germany
Wasserman Elkan, superintendent Louis Sloss& Co.'s
warehouses, and appraiser furs, skins and hides,
310 Sansome, r. 1309 Tyler
Wassermanu Henry, teamster Hermann Fischbeck, r.
W s Utah, bet Sixteenth and Santa Clara
Wassermann Max, bookkeeper Straus, Kohnstamm &
Co., r. 109Dupont
WassiamuU & AssomuU, East India goods, 909 Stock.
Wassman Henry, clerk J. H. A. Folkers & Brother, r.
100 Jones
Wassman Herman, clerk Otto Schinkel, r. SW cor
Bryant and Ninth
Wassmann Ernest, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 237
Lincoln
WasBon Andrew, stock broker, r. 435 Bush
Wasson Joseph, mining, and special correspondent
Daily Stock Report, office and r. 330 Pine, room 5
Watchman Publishing Co. (Alfred T. Dewey
and Warren B. Ewer) publishers Pacific States
Watchman, office 202 Sansome
Waterbury Charles, carpenter and builder, r. 426
Hickory Av
Waterbury George A., salesman Gilbert & Moore, r.
10 Pearl
Waterbury William M., advertising manager Monitor,
r. 1321 ^ Tyler ^
Waterdahl Peter, carpenter, r. San Miguel Station-''''^
Waterford Albert, second cook stmr Alice Garratt,
Washington St.Wharf
Waterhouse Columbus (Waterhouse & Lester) r. 2213
Howard
Waterhouse Frederiok A., with Waterhouse & Lester,
r. 2213 Howard
Waterhouse Harry K., bookkeeper Waterhouse & Les-
ter, r. 1819 Jessie
Waterhouse & Lester (Columbus Waterhouse)
importers and jobbers carriage and wagon mate-
rials, 29 and 31 Fremont, and 117 and 119 Market
Waterman Auguetus, with Cal. Mining Co., r. 632
Sutter
Waterman Catherine, widow, r. 37 Hinckley
Waterman Catherine, widow, r. 309 Tehama
Waterman C. H., r. 901 Bush
Waterman Charles, night watchman Safe Deposit Co.,
r. 1814 Market
Waterman Charles E., marker City Laundry, r. 309
Tehama
Waterman Charles E., watertender Pacific Mail SS.
City of Panama
Waterman Earl E., teamster Bernard Horn, r. cor
N and Twelfth Av, South S. F.
Waterman Edward, butcher William Oswald, r. 1012
Pacific
Waterman Edwin R., flour inspector, r. 1920 Filbert
Waterman Eleanor M., widow, r. 2034 Mission
Waterman Frederick H. (Parker, Shafter & Water-
man) attorney at law, 13 Montgomery Block, r.
720 California
Waterman Frederick J., compositor S. W. Raveley, r.
255 Minna
Waterman George, teamster William J. Adams
Waterman Herman (M. Waterman & Co.) r. 505 Van
Ness Av
Waterman Herman A., bookkeeper Neustadter Broth-
ers, r. 331 Turk
Waterman James, patent bungmaker, r. 2920 J^ Fol.
Waterman James S., salesman Frederick Chester &
Co., r. 806 Stockton
Waterman J. G., groceries and liquors, SWcor Jack-
son and Montgomery
Waterman M. & Co. (Adolph Pfister, Henry E. True-
benbach, and Herman Waterman) commission
merchants, 113 Clay
Waterman Martin, merchant, r. 187 Hyde
Waterman Moses, bookkeeper S. Lipman, r. 307 Tyler
Waterman R. H., marine surveyor Lloyds' Agency,
office 12 California
Waterman Richard, foreman Empire Brewery, r. 2105
Powell
Waterman Samuel, clerk, r. 307 Tyler •
Waterman William, S. F. Musical Fund Soc, 539 Cal.
Waters Abraham, laborer Empire Coal Mine and Rail-
road, r. 27 Laskie
Waters Arthur, proptr Occident Boarding and Liv-
ery Stables, 1000 Geary
Waters Charles, plumber and gasfltter, 30 O'Farrell,
r. 28 O'Farrell
Waters C. K. Mrs., assistant Clement Grammar
School, r. 122 Taylor
Waters Donald, laborer .Sltna Iron Works, r. 1 Good-
sell PI
Waters Elijah D. Jr.. milkman, r. 533 Geary
Waters Ellen Miss, domestic 1103 Bush
Waters Frederick C., foreman S. W. Raveley, r. Ala-
meda
Waters George, teamster Truckee Lumber Co., r. 320
King
Waters George F., salesman Lebenbaum & Goldberg,
r.l206 Market
Waters George L. (Hartshorne & Waters) r. 1511
Washington
Waters Helou B., clerk Pope & Talbot, r. 234 Fifth
Waters James, baker, r. 244 3^ Perry
Waters James, signpainter Jabez S. Swan. r. 17 Perry
Waters John, longshoreman, r. W s Sansome, bet Fil-
bert and Greenwich, rear
Waters John, plumber M. P. O'Connor
Waters Joseph N. H., expressman, SW cor Santome
and Halleck, r. 1325 Pine
Waters Kate Mrs., r. 122 Taylor
Waters Lucinda, widow, r. 1819 Hyde
Waters Martin, laborer, r. 13 Varennes
Waters Mary C, widow, r. 1606 Van Ness Av
Waters Patrick, miner, r. 454 M Tehama
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
The Largest Laundry Establishment on the Pacific Coast
OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST.
J. MACDONOUGH,
CUMBERI.AN1>, LEHIGH AND ENGLISH FOUNDRY COKE,
41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Waters Patrick, tanner, r. W s Gunnison Av, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Waters Peter E., clerk freight dept Central Pac. BR.,
r. 17 Perry
Waters lloger, laborer.r. 732 Seventeenth
Waters Thoaias, coalpasser SS. Oregon, Folsom St.
Wharf
Waters Thomas, laborer, r. 1316 Broadway, rear
Waters Thomas, laborer W. W. Montague & Co., r.
37 M treelon
Waters Thomas, miner, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Waters Thomas W., printer, r. 2941 Mission
Waters William, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 3.
S. F. F. D.
Waters William, maltster Hibernia Brewery, r. 1227
Howard
Waters William G., foreman pressroom Morning
Call, r. 710 California
Waters William R., r. 915 Natoma
Waters William W., compositor Spirit of the Times,
r. 515 Kearny
W^atertown Fire Insurance Co. (of Water-
town, New York) Hutchinson & Mann agents,
322 and 32-t California
Watkin William B. , real-estate agent and money
broker, 438 California, r. Nucleus House
Watkius Alonzo A. (W. W. Montague & Co.) r. Occi-
dental Hotel
Watkins Amos, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 46 Second
Watkins Carlton E., photographer, 427 and 429 Mont.
Watkins David, machinist Clay St. Hill RR., r. 5 Le-
roy PI
Watkins Edwin, woolpacker Wool Agency Warehouse,
r. 830 Howard
Watkins Emma Miss, seamstress, r. 226Ritch
Watkins James T., clerk Nevada Bank of 8. F.,r.
1020 Green
Watkins James T., machinehand Byron Jackson, r. 505
Seventh
Watkins John, coachman, r. N s Fifteenth Av, bet R
and S, South S. F.
Watkins John, milkman, r. 632 Post
Watkins Joseph, teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 54
Third
Watkins Joseph E. (Watkins & Co.) r. 226 Ritch
Watkins Philip, conductor Market St. RR., r. 1219
Devisadero
Watkins Philip, packer Folger, Schilling & Co., r.
Oakland
Watkins Samuel C, butcher Watkins & Co., r. 226
Ritch
Watkins William, butcher, r. 1402 Stockton
Watkius William, salesman Cluff Brothers, r
Clay
Watkins William H., clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 226
Ritch *
Watkins Yosemite Art Gallery, J. J. Cook
proptr, 26 Montgomery
Watkins & Co. (Joseph E. Watkins and F. A. Butts)
market, 601 Fourth
Watrigant Adele, widow, r. 2 Brady
Watrigant Victor G., butcher Paul Husson, r. cor Rail-
road and Fifth Avs, South 8. F.
Watrin John, carriagepainter Walcom, Gowan & Cof-
fee, r. 1407 Stockton
Watriss George C, civil engineer, r. 130 Tyler
Watry N. (Berteling & Watry) r. 519 Greenwich
Watson Alexander, accountant, 309 California, rooms
1 and 2, r. Oakland
Watson Ambrose A., drayman Crane & Brigham, r.
24 Scott PI
Watson Anna, widow, r. 1029 Howard
Watson Charles, engineer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 510
Ninth
Watson Charles B., shipping clerk Pac. Rolling Mill,
r. E B Illinois, bet Napa and Shasta
Watson Charles H., bookkeeper William H. Watson,
r. 425 Kearny
Watson diaries L., agentW.ft J. Slosne, 625 and
527 Market, r. Oakland
Watson Daniel M., leather cutter KuUman, Salz &
Co.. r. 539 Natoma
Watson Eliza Mrs., r. 716 Stockton
Watson Erastus A., foreman Novelty Iron Works, r.
423 Harrison
Watson Eugene H., painter, r. 8 s Jersey, bet Vicks-
burg and Sanchez
Watson Frank, physician, r. Overland House
Watson Frederick G., r. cor Eighteenth and Diamond
Watson George, r. 24 Scott PI
1321
Watson George P. J., bookkeeper W. H. Watson, and
mining secretary, 302 Montgomery, room 5. r.
2527 California
Watson Henry, clerk freight dept Central Pac. RR., r.
333 ?i Ritch
Watson Horace H., marine surveyor State Invest-
ment and Insurance Co., and agent Record of
American and Foreign Shipping, 218 Sansome, r.
Oakland
Watson Henry J., fruit dealer, r. NW cor Twenty-ninth
and Sanchez
Watson James, cashier Blake, Robbins & Co., r. Oak-
laud
Watson James, laborer, r. 76 Jessie
Watson James, laborer Patrick A. McDonald, r. 652
Bryant
Watson James, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Watson James, seaman, r. 133 k Shipley
Watson James, special policeman, r. 1124 Sacramento
Watson James, whale oil, 415 Main
Watson James A., painter and gralner, r. 615)6 Natoma
Watson James A., teamster, r. 8W cor Eighteenth and
Church
Watson James F., St. Andrew's Soc, 232 Sutter
Watson James E., bookkeeper McMillan & Kester, r.
Brooklyn Hotel
Watson James T., examiner gaugers' returns Custom
House, r. 1116 Jackson
Watson Jane, domestic 814 Sutter
Watson John, r. 538 Howard
Watson John, barber John Curtis, 1164 Market
Watson John, clerk Lippman Brothers, r. 410 Octavia
Watson John, Journeymen Shipwright's Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Watson John, lather, r. 116 ;«j Langton
Watson Jolin K., general pxirchasing and supply
agent Central Pac. RR. and leased lines, NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, room 11, r. Lick House
Watson L. Mrs., dressmaker, 1008J6 Market
W^atson, lia Grange & Gibson (T. L. Watson,
O. H. La Grange and George .R. Gibson) bankers
and brokers, 324 Pine, room 5
Watson Louisa P. Miss, assistant Broadway Grammar
School, r. 24 Scott PI
Watson Martin V. B. (Watson & Co.) r.2023 California
Watson Mary, widow, r, 118 Eddy
Watson M. G., r. 931 Market
W^atson N. A. Mrs. , insurance broker, 330 Pine,
rooms 1 and 2, r. 15 Hyde
Watson N. F. Miss, teacher, r. 423 Harrison
Watson Peter W., clerk John F. Knox, r. St. David's
House
Watson Richard, clerk, r. 1915 Stockton
Watson Robert, laborer, r. 24 Drumm
Watson Robert, mining, r. 10083^ Market
Watson Robert, waiter, r. 51 Second
Watson Samuel E., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 110 Hyde
Watson Temple, printer M. Weiss, r. 1309 Sacramento
Watson Teresa, keeper Mare Island Lighthouse
Watson Thomas, blacksmith Southern Pac. RR., r.
219 3^ Prosiiect PI
Watson Thomas, clerk Parrott & Co., r. 526 Pine
Watson Thomas, plumber, r. 1409 Montgomery
Watson Thomas, seaman, r. 7 Rincon Court
Watson Thomas J., druggist, r. 49 Natoma
Watson Thomas M., janitor U. 8. Sub-Treasury, r.
1309 Sacramento
Watson Thomas W., coachman, r. cor Fifteenth Av
and R. South 8. F.
Watson T.L. (Watson, LaGrange & Gibson) r. New York
Watson Warren M., cigars, 302 Davis, r. Oakland
Watson William, barber, r. 11 Gilbert
Watson William, coremaker Union Iron Works, r. 346
Beale
Watson William, driver Fifth St. branch Market St.
RR., r. Stanford Hotel
Watson William, engineer 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 2316 Folsom
Watson William H., mining secretary, 302 Mont-
gomery, rooms 5 and 6, r. 1799 Pine
Watson William H., seaman, r. 36 Pacific
Watson William R.. milkdairy, cor Eighteenth and
Diamond
Watson William S., clerk H. W. Snow, r. Oakland
Watson William V., workman assayers' dept U. 8.
Mint, r. 15 Hyde
Watson Si Co. (Martin V. B. Watson) importers
and jobbers corks, twines, capsules, etc., 122 and
124 Market, and 19 and 21 California
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Watson. See Wattson
Watsouberg Henrlch F., cooper, r. W s Columbia, bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Watt Alexander, carpenter, r. 25 Haight
Watt Blue Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.) Bich-
ard Wegener secretary, 414 California
Watt Hugh C, plumber Hayes & Fenlon, r. leoi Polk
Watt James A., clerk Fox & Kellogg, r. 1039 Market
Watt John, rubber jewelry, 1.525 McAllister
Watt John, salesman Eeaue Brothers, r. 1017 Pierce
Watt John T., distributing agent, r. 906 Stockton
Watt Lizzie J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1039 Market
Watt Eobert, bank commissioner, 202 Sansome, room
2, r. San Rafael
Watt Rolla V., salesman Methodist Book Depository,
r. 1039 Market
Watt William, tailor John Reld, r. 1910 Jessie
Watters John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
cor Twenty-eighth and Harrison
Watterson George T., contractor, r. 309 Haight
Watterson Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works, r
First
Wattiez Leopold, liquor saloon, S s (504) Sixteenth,
bet Rondel PI and Valencia
Wattles jr. B. & Co. (John B. Wattles) stock-
brokers, 303 Montgomery
Wattles John B. (J. B. Wattles & Co.) r. Alameda
Wattles William S., bookkeeper J. B. Wattles & Co.,
303 Montgomery
Watts Benjamin F., millhand Horace Davis & Co.,r.
526 Hayes
Watts Charles, clerk Osborn & Alexander
Watts Elizabeth, widow, r. 1605 Franklin
Watts Evan, builder, r. 806 Polk
Watts George, teamster, r. E 6 Alabama, bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-! ourth
Watts John, waiter Palace Hotel
Watts Joseph, machinist, r. 2513 Mission
Watts Joseph, seaman, r. 40 Natoma. rear
Watts Life C, proptr Watts' Marine Railway India
Basfn,nrfoot of I, bet Second and Third Avs,
South S. F.
Watts' Marine Railway, Life C. Watts proptr, India
Basin, nr foot of I, bet Second and Third Avs,
South S. F.
Watts Milton H., oiler Pacillc Mail SS. China
Watts Oscar, conductor Central RR., r. 1530 Eddy
Watts Richard Jr., porter 8. Foster & Co., r. 146 Te-
hama
Watts Sanf ord E., calker, r. cor Third Av and J, South
S. F.
Watts William, agent Odorless Excavating Apparatus
Co., 432 Kearny, r. 437 Greenwich
Watts William, seaman bark Cyane, Brannan St. Wharf
Watts W. Percy, clerk auditor Central Pac. ER., r. 319
Taylor
Wattson George, r. SE cor T wen ty-f ourth and San
Jose Av
Wattson Samuel, clerk, r. SE cor Twenty-fourth and
San Jose Av
Wattson S. B. Mrs., widow, r. SE cor Twenty-fourth
and San Jose Av
Wattson Thomas J., bookkeeper, r. SE cor Twenty-
fourth and San Jose Av
Wattson William, r. SE cor Twenty-fourth and San
Jose Av
Wattson. See Watson
Waugaman Asa H., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
212 Ellis
Waugaman Asa L., liquor saloon, 6 Summer, nr Mont-
gomery, r. 212 Ellis
Waugaman Charles, clerk, r. 300 Stockton
Waugh Alexander (Alexander Waugh& Co.) r. 602 Bu-
chanan
Waugh Alexander & Co. (Alexander and William
Waugh, and George Miller) bottles, bags, metals,
rags, etc., 112 Main
Waugh William (Alexander Waugh & Co.)r. 400 Octavia
Waugh William, tableman Clay St. Hill RE.
Waverly Edwin, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Wax Paul, shoemaker Paul Koeper, r. 209 Minna
Way Annie, widow, furnished rooms, 14 Turk
Way Asa H., bookkeeper, r. 927 Washington, rear
Way Thomas H., collector, r. 427 Bryant
Wayett Leander, second steward SS" State of Califor-
nia, r. 25 Prospect PI
Wayland Thomas, deckhand stmr Yosemite, Market
St. Wharf
Wayman August T., milkman, r. 8E cor Scott and
Lombard
Wayman Elizabeth, widow, r. 604 Hayes
Wayman J. Valores, bookkeeper, r. 13 Monroe
Way mire James A., attorney at law, 320 San-
some, rooms 55 and 56, r. 2612 Sacramento
Wayne Charles B., painter, r. 454 Twentieth
Wayne Henry, brakeman Southern Pac. RR.
Weatherall Samuel, expressman, SE cor Spear and
Market, r. 786 Harrison
Weatherly Walter J., bookkeeper Whlttier, Fuller &
Co., r. 328 Geary
Weathers William, head waiter Palace Hotel
Weatherstone Catherine, widow, r. 302 Beale
Weatherstone Thomas, longshoreman, r. 302 Beale
Weaver Alonzo H., laundryman, r. 1404 Turk
Weaver Dwight S., stoves and tinware, 153 Third, and
124 Sixth, r. 746 Howard
Weaver F. L., S. F. Ship Calkers' Assn, Barra's Hall
Weaver Frank, fresco painter Henry M. Kosekrans, r.
512 Webster
Weaver Frank, tailor, 107 Stevenson
Weaver George, miner, r. 321 Pacific
Weaver George, shipcarpenter, r. Fourth Av, nr J,
South S. F.
Weaver George, wool grader John F. Knox, r. 34
Hayes
Weaver George H., bookkeeper Castle Brothers, r.
Oakland
Weaver Hammond 8., shipping clerk E. Detrick &
Co., r. 812 Jessie, rear
Weaver Henry, boarding, 1313 Devisadero
Weaver Henry, saddle and harnessmakcr, 14 Turk
Weaver Jacob, shirtmaker, r. 806 k- Valencia
Weaver Jennie B., widow, r. 2115 Bush
Weaver John, salesman George H. Tay & Co., r. 415
Powell
Weaver Joseph, seaman schr Jennie Thelin, Mission
St.Wharf
Weaver Lola Mrs., r. 109 Turk
W^eaver Philip L., mining, 328 Montgomery,
room 8, r. 2120 Union
Weaver Sophia, widow, r. 513 Webster
Weaver Sue. Miss, r. 831 Jackson
Weaver Thomas J., carriage painter, SE cor Eighth
and Howard, r. 1295 Alabama
Webauli Jacob, butcher M. Gradwohl & Co.,r. 1824
Post
Webb Alfred W., lumber surveyor, r. E s Utah, nr
Nevada
Webb Ann, widow, r. 1006 Pine
Webb Anna Mrs., r. Abbotsford House
Webb Anna Mrs., cook, r. 1018 Bush
Webb Arthur E., bookkeeper, r. E s Utah, nr Nevada
Webb Charles H., draftsman Frank G. Edwards, r. 6
Wetmore PI
Webb Christopher C, stockraiser, Siskiyou Co., ofiB.ce
405 Front, r. Oakland
Webb Francis A., drayman, r. 208 Fifth
Webb George, clerk, r. E s Vermont, bet Humboldt
and Nevada
Webb H. Watson, attorney at law, 636 Clay, r.
2013 Howard
Webb J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Webb James P., physician, ofilce and r. 937 Howard
Webb James W., clerk, r. 2410 Folsom
Webb John, assistant keeper Point Bonlta Lighthouse
Webb John A., bookkeeper, r. 211 Thirteenth
Webb Matfhew R., commission merchant, 541 Market,
r. 704 Pine
Webb Eichard, bookkeeper Wlghtman Brothers, r.
1015 Clay
Webb S. H. Mrs., r. 1225 Market
Webb W., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Webb Walter, longshoreman, r. 100 J^ Jackson
Webb William, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Webb William H., woodcarver, r. Vermont, 8 of
Humboldt
Webb's Building, 37 Second
Webber Adam, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Webber Adolphe A., machinist Pac. EoUing Mill,r.740
Howard
Webber Alpha A., real-estate, 415 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Webber Andrew, laborer, r. Ill J^ Jasper PI, rear
Webber Andrew, tailor, r. 1312 Columbia
Webber Annie, widow, r. 12 St. Charles PI
Webber .4nnle, domestic 1007 Stockton
Webber Charles, barber, 152 Steuart
Webber Charles, porter Edward S. Spear & Co., r. 252
Clara
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE. «ilf}.}-^!*. 7»m. optician,
Established, S.F., 1863, 135 Montgomery.
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-Webber Frank, carpenter Southern Pac. KR.
Webber George E., mining supt, r. 1510 Franklin
Webber Gold and Silver Mining Co., James L. Fields
secretary, 240 Montgomery .
Webber Henry, expressman, cor Pacific and Davis, r.
542 Green
Webber Jacob, truukmaker D. S. Martin & Co., r. 7dt)
Harrison
Webber James S., machinist Thomson & Evans, r.
1938 Stevenson
Webber John, hostler Potrero and B.V. RR.. r. 8W cor
Kentucky and Nevada
Webber Joseph, barber, r. SW cor Union and Powell
Webber Katie Mrs., cash clerk B. Nathan & Co., r. 822
Union c ,i /-,
Webber Lewi.s N., man&ger American Salt Co
Front, r. 305 Kearny
Webber Oliver T., cook tug Rabboni, Folsom
Wharf
Webber Peter, cellarman Washington Bre-wery, r
Jansen , . „. , ,
Webber Richard, r. N s Twenty-sixth, bet Church and
Dolores
Webber S., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Webber Sadie Miss, crayon artist, 63 St. Ann s Build-
ing. r. San Leandro ^ ^ „,v, .
Webber Stephen S., stevedore, r. E s Dame, bet Thir-
tieth and Thirty-first
Weber Adolph (Weber & Marin) r. 231 Fifteenth
Weber \dolph C, president Humlwldt Savings
and Loan Soc, 18 Geary, r. 840 Folsom
Weber Agnes, domestic 28 Haight
Weber Amelia, nurse 1117 Van Ness Av
Weber Andrew, butcher, r. 231 Second
Weber Andrew, butcher Frederick Katz, r. Bootz
Hotel
Weber Annie, domestic 2315 California
Weber August, laborer Sea Wall
Weber Bernard, r. 1428 California
Weber Charles, collector, and general insurance brok-
er, 425 California, r. 1509 Larkin
Weber Charles H., captain tug Kate, r. Oakland
Weber Clementina Miss, seamstress, r. 907 Jackson
Weber Daniel, barber Sand Brothers, r. 954 Mission
Weber Diedrich (C. Wrede & Co.) r. 419 East
Weber Ernest, butcher. 4 and 5 New Metropolitan Mar-
ket, r. 26 J4 Howard Court
Weber Eugene R., watchmaker Max Weber, r. -212
Grove
Weber F. C, boot and shoe maker, 621 California, r.
1034 Clay
Weber Frank, with U. 8. Restaurant, r. 206 Minna
Weber Gabriel, shoemaker. 632 Commercial, r. 1817
Powell „ „
Webf r George, proptr Weber House, 418 Broadway
Weber Godfried, blacksmith and wheelwright, 625
Brannan ^,„ ,
Weber H., waiter The Baldwin, r. 518 Jessie
Weber Henry, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 928 Mont.
Weber Henry, butcher Lick House
Weber Herman, conductor Central BR.
Weber House, George Weber proptr, 418 Broadway
Weber Jacob, bookbinder William B. Cooke & Co., r.
418 Broadway „. ^ . ^
Weber John, painter John Quadt, r. 1814 Devisadero
Weber John, satchelmaker Fechheimer & Steele, r.
2012 Folsom
Weber Joseph, varnisher, r. 423 Bush
Weber Josephine Mrs., dressmaker, r. 565 Stevenson
Weber Julius, bakery, SE cor Howard and Eleventh
Weber Julius, clerk Matthias Gray, r. 611 Hyde
Weber Martin (Roth & Weber) r. 125 Post
Webtr Max, clerk, r. 207 Post „„. „ ^^
Weber Max, watchmaker and jeweler. 1266 Market, r.
212 Grove
Weber Nicholas, Cigarmakers'Assn, 771 Market
Weber Otto B. H., clerk, r. 1229 Filbert
Weber'Peter, r. German Hotel
Weber R., cook, r. 765 Mission
Webtr Richard H. 0.,lettercarrier Post Office, r. 122»
Filbert ^ ,
Weber Sophie Miss, dressmaker, r. 14 Bond
Weber 8. P., miner, r. 1717 Larkin
Weber Thomas, watchman Pac. Coast SS. Orizaba
Weber Thomas J., route agent U. 8. Railway Mail
Service, Post Office Building
Weber Tonios H., groceries and liquors, 8W cor
Boyce and Point Lobos Av
Weber Wilhelm, cook Keystone House, 127 and 129
Jackson
Weber William, butcher Ernest Weber, r. 26 Ji How-
ard Court
Weber William, confectioner, r. 1304 Pacific ,
Weber & Marin (Adolph Weber and Jacob Marin)
proptrs Humboldt Hotel, 231 and 233 Fifteenth
Weber. See Webber, and Weaver
Webfoot Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.) D. A. Jennings
secretary, 401 California, room 4
Webfoot Silver Mining Co. (Pinal Co., Arizona) W.
Meeks secretary. 330 Pine, room 47
Weblan Michael, tanner Funcke & Co., r. Sixth Av,
bet Q and R, South S. F.
Webster Artemus (Boole & Webster) r. 643 Folsom
Webster Alfonso F.. ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
E s Tennessee, btt Solano and Butte
Webster Benjamin F. (Clark .<; Webster) r. 14 Guy PI
Webster Catherine, widow, r. 1655 Mission
Webster Charles E., carpenter Presidio Reservation,
r. N s Pixley, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Webster Charles F., capitalist, r. 1527 Geary
Webster Charles P., messenger Board of Education,
r. 109 Grove
Webster Daniel, superintendent Alaska Commercial
Co., r. 128 Turk
Webster David, carpenter Moore & Wilkie, r. 13U
Jackson
Webster Edgar W., yard foreman Mendocino Lumber
Co., r. 142 ?4 Freelon
Webster Edward, lumber surveyor, r. 1222 Bush
Webster Emanuel, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 46 Second
Webster Frederick B. (Whitney & Webster) r. 430
Post ^ „
Webster George, seaman, r. NW cor Ninth Av and B,
South S. F.
Webster George, carpenter, r. Pacific Lodging House
Webster Grayson T., clerk, r., 22 Twelfth
Webster James, actor Bella Union Theater, r. 174
Jessie
Webster James 8., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
1314 Jackson
Webster J. C, r. 418 Sutter
Webster John, clerk Karras & Brown, r. 1655 Mission
Webster John, engineer, r. 246 Beale .
Webster John, laborer, r. N s Greenwich, bet Mont-
gomery aud Sansome
Webster John, musician, r. 133 Fifth
Webster John M., salesman Mierson, Jewell & Co., r.
16 Stockton
Webster Joseph A., teamster, r. 704 Front
Webster J. R., Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Webster Lemuel, calker Eben Weeks, r. 40 Minna
Webster Lemuel J., miner, r. 22 Twelfth
Webster Lizzie Miss, actress Theater Comique, r. 174
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Webster Maria P., widow, r. 109 Grove
Webster M. H. Mrs., r. 229 Geary
Webster Reglnault, principal South End School
Webster Richard, watchman Pacific Mail City of New
York
Webster Richard P., shipcarpenter, r. 773Ji Folsom
Webster Samuel, compositor C. A. Murdock &c Co.,r.
West End Hotel
Webster Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 623 Howard
Webster Walter B., bookkeeper Lyon & Co., r. 418
Sutter
Webster Walter Byron, salesman W. W. Montagues
Co., r. Occidental Hotel
Webster William, machinist M. A. Graham, r. 553J<S
Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Webster William M., agent Cal. and New York Associ-
ated Press, 302 Montgomery, room 34, r. 2613 Oc-
tavia
Webster William W., circular saws and saw teeth, 45
Fremont, r. Oakland
Wech Henry, cook schr Laura May, Union St. Wharf
Wedde Charles, cutler Will & Finck, r. 1511 Jj Mason
Wedde Henry, musician, r. 1511 }4 Mason
Wedderspoon John (Wedderspoon k Co.) r. 1254 Cal.
Wedderspoon «fe Co. (John Wedderspoon) com-
mission merchants, 24 California
Wedekind Ada Miss, retoucher Jeflers, Wells & Kipps,
r. 518 Geary
Wedekind George li., clerk Justices' Court. SE
cor Kearny and Washington, r. 1912 Taylor
Wedekind I. Miss, r. 518 Geary
Wedel C. John, collector, 609 Sacramento, room 7, r.
541 Turk
Wedel Gustave, teacher music, r. Overland House
Wedel John G., liquor saloon, SW cor Pacific and
Drumm, r. 609 Greenwich
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Wedel John M., shoemaker, r. 5 Quincy PI
Wedeles Isidore W., merchant, r. 13'22 Tyler
Wedemeyer Carl (Wedemeyer & Vol!) x. 51'2 Bush
Wedemeyer Frederick W., liquor saloon, Bailroad Av,
nr Sixth Av, South S. F.
Wedemeyer Henry C, driver, r. Seventeenth Av, bet I
and J, South S. F.
Wedemeyer John H., bartender Frederick W. Wede-
meyer, r. Railroad Av, nr Sixth Av, South S. F.
Wedemeyer & VoU (Carl Wedemeyer and Henry Voll)
porkpackers, 51 Centre Market
Wedge Norton D., conductor California St. RR..r. ie07
California
Wedge Richard D., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
547 Mission
Wedg^-ood F., helper G. & W. Snook, r. West Oakland
Wedgwood William, machinist Frederick A. Bobbins,
r. E s Carolina, bet Santa Clara and Mariposa
Wedin Peter, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1100 Bry-
ant
Wedstrom Michael, laborer San Francisco Tannery,
r. San Bruno Hotel
Weed Alexander (Weed & Gorie) r. U14 Sacramento
Weed Alice Miss, assistant Market and Seventh St.
Primary School, r. 1217 Leavenworth
Weed Charles L., photographer Bentley & Wyman, r.
847 Howard
Weed Joseph, clerk Weed;& Kingwell, r. 1229 Green
Weed Joseph H. (Weed &Kingwell) r. 1217 Leav.
Weed Merritt H., deputy Couuty Clerk, r. 118 Dupont
Weed Improved Sewing Machine Co., Sam-
uel Hill agent, 634 Market
Weed William H., brassfounder Weed & Kingwell, r.
1217 Leavenworth
Weed <Sk Gorie (Alexander Weed and James Gorie)
wood and coal, office 927 Market
Weed «& King-ivell (Joseph H. Weed and Vincent
T. Kingwell) proptrs Cal. Brass Works, 125 First
Weeden Christopher R., cook, r. 532 Vallejo
Weeden Ellen H. Miss, principal Clarke Institute, 239
O'Farrell
Weedon Edmond, livery stable, 2111 and 2113 Polk, r.
805 Geary
Weedon John, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Chins
Weekes W.W., tinware, stoves, etc., 1526 Stockton
Weeks Albert C, salesman Frederick Hofleng, r. 1
Metcalfe PI, nr Laguna
Weeks Charles, second officer ship Helen Mar.Vallejo
St. Wharf
Weeks E.. attorney at law, r. 1300)^ Stockton
Weeks Eben, calker, r. 417 Main
Weeks Eliacon J., captain stmr S. M.Whipple, r. 1325
Powell
Weeks Elliot, clerk estate of Claude Long, r. 731
Green
Weeks Finney, plumber, r. 633 Geary
Weeks Florence J. Miss, student Pac. Business Col-
lege, r. 1325 Powell
Weeks Francisca, widow, dressmaker, r. 829 Vallejo
Weeks Frank S., compositor W. P. Harrison, r. Buss
House
Weeks Freeman L., physician, office and r. 514 Kear.
Weeks George F., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r.
1326^ Broadway
Weeks Monroe, teamster Rider, Somers & Co., r. 17)j
Stevenson Av
Weeks Samuel F., oakum manuf , 680 Twentieth
Weeks William E., clerk Jopes & Co., r. 1111 Mason
Weeks William H., liquor saloon, 509 and 511 Valencia,
r. NE cor Eighteenth and Dolores
Weeks W. J. J., plumber, r. 533 Geary
Weems James P., wholesale and retail coal, 234 Fifth
and 403 Clementina, r. S 8 Clara Av, bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth
Weerbrouck Frederick, upholsterer, N 8 Twenty-
second, bet Capp and Mission
Wefelsburg Alexander B., physician and surgeon.
office and r. 868 Mission
Wegeleben Charles, buckskindresser Christian Hell-
wig, r. 1010 Capp
Wegener Christian, r. E B Hyde, bet Lombard and
Chestnut
Wegener Frederica, ladies' nurse, r. 906 Pacific, rear
Wegener Fredericlc O., notary public, commis-
sioner deeds, and agent estate of I. C. C. Buss, 404
Montgomery, r. E s Columbia, bet Folsom and
Harrison
Wegener Henry, broom maker, r. 1019 Lombard, rear
Wegener Richard, mining secretary, 414 Cali-
fornia, r. 28 Oak Grove Av
Wegener William, r. 906 Pacific, rear
Wegener. See Wagener and Wagner
WeglehnefLeonhardt, collector Joseph Rosenberg, r.
25 Hill
Weglein John J. (B. Dreyfus & Co.) r. New York
Weguer Constantine, luolder O. K. Foundry, r. 64
First
Wehe Edward F., operator American District Tel., r.
605 Willow Av
Wehe Ferdinand P., papercarrier, r. 19 Harrison Av
Wehle Benedict, cabinetmaker Phineas Haskell, r. 466
Minna, rear
Wehmoller William, manuf patent corrugated metal
elbows, 416 Seventh
Wehn Charles E., salesman George Lipsher, r. 12
Capp
Wehn Charles F.W., miner, r. 33 Erie
Wehner Adolph, cigarmaker C. & W. Stepp, r. 507
Montgomery
Wehner Anna Miss, r. 121 O'Farrell
Wehner August W., clerk George & Loughborough, r.
507 Montgomery
Wehr Augustus, painter, r. 417 Clementina
Wehr Catherine, widow, r. 417 Clementina
Wehr Charles, groceries and liquors, SW cor Stockton
and Clay, r. 813 Stockton
Wehr Eliza, laundress, r. 713 Broadway
Wehr Frederick, carpenter, r. 40 Jackson
Wehr Fritz, seaman, r. 713 Broadway
Wehr Henry, fisherman, r. 119 Jackson
Wehr Henry, liquor saloon, 40 Jackson
Wehr John, agent Fredericksburg bottled beer. 539
California, r. 517 J^ Jessie
Wehr. See Ware
Wehrlein C. F., bartender John Mattes, r. cor Jack-
son and Virginia
Wehrli Samuel, waiter Lick House, r. 422 Post, rear
Wehser Henry, poultry and game, 23 and 25 San Fran-
cisco Market, r. 2750 Bush
Weicher Joseph, tanner S. F. Tannery, r. N s Nebras-
ka, bet Tweuty.fourth and Twen^-fifth
Weichhart John, proptr Cal. Tool Works. 143 and 145
Beale, r. 6 Vassar PI
*Weicke August, laborer Pool & Harris, r. 491 Brannan
WeidemuUer Frederick F. J., news agent Oakland
Ferry, r. 1012 Filbert
WeidemuUer Frederick G., baker City and County
Hospital, r. 1012 Filbert
Weidenreich Michael, bookkeeper J. Gundlach & Co.,
r. 528 Turk
Weidenreich Solomon (Stolz & Weidenreich) r. 528
Turk
Weidner Joseph, maltster Philadelphia Brewery, r. 101
Tehama
Weier Adelia, domestic 2193 Taylor
Weifenberg Charles, barber Thomas J. Earl, r. 265
Clara
Weigand Balthazar, shoemaker, r. 127 Page
Weigand. See Weygand and Wiegand
Weigel Christian H. A., porter Gilm an, Walker & Co.,
r. 525 Linden Av
Weigel Rudolph, laborer, r. 507 Mission
Weigle Fred. R. , watchmaker Koehler&Ritter, r. Oak-
land
Weihe August, moneybroker, 400 Montgomery, r.2315
California
Weihe Christian A., broker, r. 2315 California
Weihe Flora Miss, assistant Greenwich St. Primary
Cosmopolitan School, r. 720 Folsom ,
Weihe. See Wiehe
Weibmaun Frederick, laborer American Sugar Refin-
ery, r. 1122 Battery
Weil Abraham (Weil Brothers & Co.) r. 1102 Van
Ness Av
Weil Achilles, salesman Weil & Woodleaf , r. 0 O'Farrell
Weil Alexander W.. bookkeeper Weil Brothers, r. 1303
Octavia
Weil Anna, domestic 1218 Geary
Weil Brothers (William and Leopold) importers and
wholesale liquors, 213 Jackson
Weil Brothers & Co. (Abraham and Moses Weil,
and Morris Greenebaum) importers and jobbei-s
foreign and domestic drygoods, 21 and 23 Battery
Weil D. & Brother, merchants (Shasta, Cal.) office 213
Jackson
Weil Charles L., bookkeeper Greenebaum, Helbing &
Co., r. 1914 Sacramento
Weil Henry L., fancy goods, 1016 Larkin
Weil Ignatz, bookkeeper Neustadter Brothers, r. 1013
Polk
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Weil John P., salesmau D. Samuels, r. 742 Capp
Weil Leopold (Weil Brothers) r. 1320 OFarrell
Weil Leopold (Weil & Michels) r. 1320 OTarrell
Weil Leopold, salesmau Neustadter Brothers, r. 1013
Polk
Weil Louis P. (Buckingham & Hecht) r. 1117 Van
Nfss Av
Weil M. A., widow, r. 2203 Fillmore
Weil Mayer (Weil & Woodleaf) r. 1200 Van Ness Av
Weil Mayer, sausage manut', 108 Dupont, r. 122'0 Bush
Weil Moses (Weil Brothers & Co.) r. New York
Weil Nathau, poultry dealer, r. 421 Linden Av
Weil Oscar, teacher music, r. 1512 Bush
Weil Peter Henry, porter Lachmau & Jacobi, r. 1319
Polk, rear
Weil Solomon, r. 52 Second
Weil Theodore (Weil & Woodleaf) r. 6 O'Farrell
Weil Theodore J., moneybroker, 501 Montgomery, r.
405 Powell
Weil William (Weil Brothers) r. 1303 Octavia
Weil k Michels (Leopold Weil and Leopold Michels)
manufs and importers gents' furnishing goods, 8
Battery
Weil 6i "Woodleaf (Mayer and Theodore Weil and
Henry Woodleaf) importers and jobbers gents'
furnishing goods, Yankee notions, cutlery, smok-
ers' articles, etc., 113 Battery
Weilec Anders A., seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Weiler Catherine, widow, r. 1120 Howard
Weiler Leonard, butcher F. J. Miller, r. 1103 Folsom
Weill Alexandre (Lazard Freres) and treasurer and
managing agent Eureka Lake and Yuba Canal Co.
Consolidated, 20.) Sansome, r. 1208 Geary
Weill Harry (J. Hutter & Co.) r. 720 Mission
Weill Henry (J. W. Davidson & Co.) r. 323 Kearny
Weill Leon, stockbroker, 313 Montgomery, r. 819 Miss.
Weill Raphael (J.W. Davidson & Co.) r. Palace Hotel
Weill Sylvain (Stein, Simon & Co.) r. New York
Weill Simon, cigars and tobacco, 801 Vallejo
Weill. See Well, and Weyl
Weimaun Jacob, r. 7 Bagley PI
Weimayer Frank, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Weinand John, r. 1002 Montgomery
Weinberg Anton (Weinberg & Speckter) r.W s Hooper,
bet Kentucky and Fourth
Weinberg Louis, tailor, r. 303 J4 Third
Weinberg & Speckter (Anton Weinberg and Bichard
H. Speckter) proptrs Railroad Saloon.W 8 Hooper,
bet Kentucky and Fourth
Weindorf Jacob, fruits and vegetables, 140 Fourth, r.
317 Clementina
Weindorf WiUiam, clerk, r. 317 Clementina
Weiner Carl, laborer, r. 312 Fifth .
Weiner Marks, compositor The Hebrew, r. 227 Pacific
Weiner Simon, cigarmaker, lamplighter 8. F. Gas
Light Co., and extraman Hook and Ladder No. 4,
S. F. F. D., r. 1309 Pacific
Weiner. See Wiener
Weinert Albert T., copperplate printer George M.
Wood k Co., r. 106 Ridley
Weinert Otto, porter Loewe Brothers, r. 106 Ridley
Weinmann W., shipping clerk Dunham, Carrigan &
Co., r. What Cheer House
Weinoehl Frederick, carpenter, 137 Thirteenth
Weinreich Frederick, cabinetmaker, r.W s Jersey, bet
El Dorado and Alabama
Welnrich Gustav, teamster Christian Hess, r. 310
Clementina
Weinshenk Abraham, merchant, r. 1622 Geary
Weinshe.nk Charles, bookkeeper Thomas S. Eastman,
r. 1622 Geary
Weinshenk Jacob, lettercarrier Post Office, r. 1622
Geary
Weinshenk Sigmund, clerk, r. 1622 Geary
Weintraub Louis, clerk Harmon Kozminsky, r. 213
Gough
Weintraub Samuel (Alta Soap Co.) r. 612 Fulton
Weintraub Wolf, capitalist, r. 213 Gough
Woir Christopher (Weir & Hartmann) r. 838 Mission
Weir George C, printer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r. 27
Oak
Weir Hannah R., widow, dressiuaker, 330 HayeB
Weir James C, contractor, 1814 Washington
Weir John, baker SS. Ancon, r. 790 Folsom
Weir John, bartender Louis Dorgeloh, r. 121 Fourth
Weir John, porter, r. 20 Silver
Weir John, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1109
Jones
Weir John, veterinary surgeon, 211 Ellis, r. 955 How-
ard
Weir Mary S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 27 Oak
Weir Robert, with Pac. Rubber Paint Co., r. 330 Hayes
Weif William, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Weir William F., salesman, r. 330 Hayes
Weir William G. (Weir & Gates) r. 27 Oak
Weir William J., lastmaker Leveque & Potter, r. 27
Oak
Weir & Cates (William G. Weir and Joseph P. Cates)
manufs cabinet furniture, 221 Mission
Weir & Hartmann ( Christopher Weir and Charles
Hartmaun) liquor saloon, NW cor Fourth and
Mission
Weir. See Wier, and Wehr
Weis Benjamin, shoemaker A. Koenig, r. N 8 Minna,
bet Fifth and Sixth
Weis Elise, widow, r. 407 Filbert
Weis William, cigars and tobacco, 154 Second, r. 108
Minna
Weis. See Weise, Weiss, Wiese, and Wise
Weisbrodt John H., tailor, r. 735 Brannan
Weise Charles, warehouseman, r. SE cor Vallejo and
Front
Weise Frederick, laborer quartermaster's dept U. S.
A.,r. USa Minna
Weisel Philip, dairy produce, 1405 Stockton
Weisell Charles, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Weisenborn Frederick, proptr Presidio House, SE cor
Lyon and Lombard
Weiseuhausen Charles, driver Washington Brewery,
r. 701 Lombard
Weiser Thomas, driver Humboldt Brewery, r. 1839
Mission
Weishaupt George, bartender Keever Talk, r. 7 Quincy
PI
Weisheimer Charles, market, NE cor Sixteenth and
Second Av
Welsmann Henry, carpenter and cabinetmaker, 532
Stevenson
Weiss Adolph, clerk, r. 260 Tyler
Weiss Edmond H., engineer, r. 1433 Steiner
Weiss Elijah, printer M. Weiss, r. 417 Bush
Weiss Elizabeth Mrs., teacher music, r. 1433 Steiner
Weiss E. M., physician and surgeon, office andr. 2116
Mission
Weiss Frank, brewer Chicago Brewery, r. 409 Pacific
Weiss Frank, hackman, r. 155 New Montgomery
Weiss Frederick, shoemaker, r. 26 Lewis
Weiss George, cook stmr James M. Donahue, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Weiss Henrv, nursery, W s San Bruno Road, nr Cort-
land Av, B. H.
Weiss Henry W., r. 30 J^ Garden
Weiss H. T., r. 1011 Market
Weiss Jacob (Weiss & Walter) r. 260 Tyler
Weiss Jacob, tailor, 1 Eddy, r. 557 J^ Minna
Weiss John, laborer Union Malt House, r. Juniper,
bet Folsom and Harrison
Weiss Joseph, tailor, 223 Kearny
Weiss Joshua, printer M. Weiss, r. 417 Bush
Weiss Lena Mrs., nurse, r. 26 Lewis
Weiss Maurice, brewer Pacific Brewery, r. Alameda
Weiss M., book and job printer (Hebrew and Ger-
man) 319 Battery, r. 417 Bush
Weiss Mordecai, imnter M. Weiss, r. 417 Bush
Weiss Oswald, clergyman, r. 2114 Mission
Wei»8 Philip, druggist and apothecary, NE cor
Nineteenth and Mission
Weiss Theodore, clerk B. B. Rorke & Co., r. 260 Tyler
Weiss & Walter (Jacob Weiss and G. Frederick Wal-
ter) liquor saloon, 333 Bush
Weiss. See Weis, Weise, Wiese and Wise
Weisse Henry, waiter, r. 5 Martha PI
Weissel Henry, saloon keeper, r. 247 Ritch
Weissich William O., cashier Tillmann & Bendel, r.
727 McAllister
Weissig Charles.r. 2 Chatham PI
Welssig Erhard, deputy County Tax Collector, r. 2
Chatham PI
Weissmanu Louis, carpenter and builder, r. 818 Pacific
Weith John, nightwatchman Mission Rock Ware-
house,r.Ns Seventeenth Av.bet Q and R, South S.F.
Weith Peter, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Weitniann Heinrich, waiter Turk Street Hotel
Weitner .\nton (Stier & Weituer) r. 518 Fourth
Weltz Samuel, salesman S. Bine, r. 403 Leavenworth
Welbank Robert J., painter, r. 825 Folsom
Welbon William J., r. SE cor Jersey and Sanchez
Welby Charles W., butcher, r. First Av, bet N and P,
South S. F.
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Welby John, market, SE cor Fifteenth Av and P,
South S. F.
Welby Nathaniel, butcher, r. NW cor Brannan and
Sixth
Welby Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Welby Thomas J., butcher, r. cor Fifteenth Av and P,
South S. F.
Welch Alexander, horseshoer John O'Rourke, r. Park
Hotel
Welch Alfred J., attorney at law, 434 California,
room 13, r. Oakland
Welch Alice Miss. r. 817 Montgomery
Welch Andrew (Welch & Co.) r. 405 McAllister
Welch Andrew, stevedore C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 29
Kifth Av, nr Harrison
Welch Ann, widow, r. 429 Chestnut
] Welch Bartholomew, laborer, r. Fairmount Track, nr
, School House
4S Welch Bartholomew, peddler, r. Laidley, bet Thir-
QO I tieth and Thirty-first
Welch Benjamin, calker Eben Weeks, r. 226 Hermann
Welch Bridget Mrs., groceries and liquors. 138J^
Shipley
Welch 0. Mrs., janitress Florida St. Primary School
Welch C. A., seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Welch Charles (Pioneer Soda Waterworks) r. 3 Ridley
Welch Charles D., laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
Welch Charles W., copyist, r. 1422 Turk
Welch Charles W., real-estate, r. S s Columbia, bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Welch Christopher, baker, r. 6 Antonio
Welch Daniel, bartender Marx Selig, r. 772 Mission
Welch David, carriagewasher Fulton Livery Stable,
r. 2514 California ,
Welch Delia, domestic 2216 Steiner
Welch Dennis, finisher C. M. Plum & Co., r. 1114 H
Bryant
Welch Dennis, bag cutter E. Detrick & Co., r. 7 Natoma
Welch Edward, maltster Hibernia Brewery, r. 1227
Howard
Welch Edward A., waiter What Cheer House Restaur-
ant, r. 531 Sacramento
Welch Ellen, widow, r. 722 Grove
Welch George, deputy Pound Keeper, r. 2607 Sutter
Welch George, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 37 Natoma
Welch George W., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 226
Hermann
Welch H., r. 420 Jackson
Welch Henry H., with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 8 Brenham PI
Welch Herman L., carrier Alta, r. 434 Fremont
Welch James, driver, r. 1501 Market
Welch James, gatekeeper Golden Gate Park, r. NE
cor Fulton and Devisadero
Welch James, laborer, r. 142 Townsend
Welch James, laborer, r. 863 k Market
Welch James, laborer, r. S s Sacramento, bet Walnut
and Laurel
Welch James, laborer Pac. Boiling Mill, r. W s Mich-
igan, bet Napa and Shasta
Welch James, shoemaker, 208 First, r. 7 Natoma,
rear
Welch James J., miner, r. Bootz Hotel
Welch James M., laborer, r. 632 J^ Minna
Welch John, grain weigher, r. 2 Washington
Welch John, laborer, r. S s Sacramento, bet Walnut
and Lauiel
Welch John, longshoreman, r. 17 Anthony
Welch John, miner, r. 1057 J^ Folsom
Welch John, plasterer, r. 1028 Market
Welch John, seaman, r. W s Chattanooga, bet Twen-
ty-first and Twenty-second
Welch John, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 211 Minna
Welch John J., assistant engineer Magdalen Asylum
Welch John J., painter, and extraman Hose No. 6, 8.
F. F. D.,r. 1422 Turk
Welch John L., special policeman, r. Dry Dock,
South S. F.
Welch John W., shoemaker 8. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
r. 7 Natoma
Welch Joseph, seaman, r. 104 Stockton
Welch Joseph D., plumber, r. 1422 Turk
Welch Joseph W., bookkeeper, r. 434 Fremont
Welch Kate, domestic 1517 Jackson
Welch Kate, domestic 2217 Pacific Av
Welch Lawrence J., drayman Solomon Jacobs, r. 104
Sixth
Welch L. B., bookkeeper Charles R. Allen, r. 820
Howard
Welch Martin (Welch & Hendy) r. 27 Laskie
Welch Mary, widow, r. 214 Perry
Welch Mary, domestic 332 Hayes
Welch Mary E.. widow, r. S s Tenth Av, bet G and H,
South S. F.
Welch Maurice, laborer Golden City Chemical Works,
r. 11 Gilbert
Welch Michael, finisher C. M. Plum & Co., r. W ■
Boyce, N of Point Lobos Av
Welch Michael, hostler Charles 8. Crittenden, r. 321 J4
O'Farrell
Welch Michael, stableman, r. W s Alabama, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Welch Michael, laborer, r. 2222 Pine
Welch Michael, laborer Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 16
Langtou
Welch Michael, longshoreman, r. N s Broadway, bet
Sansome and Montgomery
Welch Michael, milkman, r. E s Dame, bet Thirtieth
and Thirty-first
Welch Michael, seaman stmr Empire, Pacific St.
Wharf
Welch Michael, soap factory, SW cor El Dorado and
Utah
Welch Michael, trackman Sutter St. RR.
Welch Michael Jr., plumber, r. 2222 Pine
Welch Moses H., shoemaker, r. 17 Brosnan
Welch Patrick, laborer, r. 408 M Natoma
Welch Patrick, varnisher, r. 432 Shipley
Welch Richard, laborer, r. 9 Freelon, rear
Welch Samuel B. (Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch) r.
2023 California
Welch T., driver United Carriage Co., Occidental
Hotel
Welch Thomas, r. 31 Moss, rear
Welch Thomas, laborer, r. 511 Mission
Welch Thomas, laborer, r. 521 Mission
Welch Thomas, laborer, r. 8 s Sacramento, bet Wal-
nut and Laurel
Welch Thomas, laborer Sea Wall
Welch Thomas, master mariner, r. 403 Brannan
Welch Thomas, shoemaker, r. 528 Pacific
Welch Thomas, shoemaker Thomas Matthews, r. Ws
Montgomery, bet Vallejoand Green
Welch Thomas, teamster, r. Folsom, bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth
Welch Thomas, watertender Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 8
Minna
Welch Thomas H., machine operator Buckingham &
Hecht. r. 1303 ^ Eddy
Welch Timothy, laborer, r. W s Boyce, N of Point
Lobos Av
Welch Walter, carriagetrimmer Carvill Mauuf. Co.,
r. 227 Eighth .
Welch Walter J., mine operator, r. 673 Harrison
Welch William G.. carpenter A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
721 Market
Welch & Co., importing, shipping and commis-
sion merchants, agents Moodyville Sawmill Co.
(limited) Burrard Inlet, B. C, and Welch, Rithet
& Co., Victoria, B. C, and Andrew Welch & Co.,
Liverpool, England, 109 California, room 6
Welch & Hendy (Martin Welch and Michael Hendy)
horseclippers, Ns Ellis, bet Taylor and Mason
Welch. See Welsh, and Walsh
Weleher Henry, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
1043 Folsom
Welcker Charles, steward tug Monarch, Broadway
Wharf
Weld Charles F., collector, r. 328 Hayes
Welden A. K., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont.
Weldon J. A., druggist William H. McLaughlin, r. SE
cor Twenty-second and Folsom
Weldon Richard, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Weldon W. E., physician, cor Twenty-second and Fol-
som, r. 2631 Mission
Weldon William, stevedore, r. 158 Clara
Weletsky "W^ladimir, consul-general Russia, of-
fice and r. 7 South Park
Welham George, finisher Steiger & Kerr, r. 227 Second
Wellan Frederick, seaman schr Gussie Klose, Eureka
Dock
Wellbrock Henry (Wellbrock & Schroder) r.214 Davis
Wellbrock & Schroder (Henry Wellbrock and Henry
Schroder) groceries and liquors, 214 Davis
Wellen William, cook, r. San Miguel Station
Wellendorf Christian, cabinetmaker, r. 320^ Ivy Av
Wellendorf Gustave, clerk D. C. Von Staden, r. SW
cor Steuart and Mission
Wellendorf Mary, domestic 320 Tenth
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WEL
Wellens Joseph, miner, r. 366 Clementina
Weller Charles L., president Pacific Stock Ex-
change, oflSce 203 BuBh, room 10, r. San Rafael
Weller Henry, bookbinder J. S. Phillips & Co., r. 15^.
Bsusch
Weller John B., attorney at law, 4 and 5 Montgomery
Block, r. 333 Geary
Weller Thomas V., steward stmr Thomas A. White-
law, r. 5ti6 Bryant
Welles Charles B., actor, r. 822 Bush
Wellin Patrick, carpenter, r. 20 Potter
"Wellln Patrick M., superintendent of constrnc-
tion new City Hall, office junction McAllister
and Park Av, r. 227 Valencia
Welling Charles G., supt Hayes Valley Market, r. SW
cor Buchanan and Ivy Av
Wellington Arthur, student, r. 140H Sacramento
Wellington Benjamin F., importer and dealer seeds,
425 Washington, r. 26 J^ Kearny
Wellington Bridget, widow, r. 254 Minna
Wellington Colliery, Dunsmuir, Diggle «: Co. proptrs,
mine Departure Bay, B. C, office 620 East
Wellington George E.. merchant, r. 1406 Sacramento
Wellington George H., chief engineer stmr Enter-
prise, r. 600 Bush
Wellington Mining and Smelting Co. (Utah) Bichard
Wegener secretary, 414 California
Wellman Bela (Wellman, Peck & Co.) r. Fruit Vale,
Alameda Co.
Wellman George H., clerk freight dejit Southern Pac.
RR.,r. 942 Howard
Wellmiiu Henry, seaman schr Modoc, 7 Clay
Wellman, Peels & Co. (Bela Wellman and Mrs.
Jane E. Peck) importers and wholesale dealers
groceries, tobacco and cigars, 126-132 Market,
and 23 and 25 California
Wellock William, millhaud Horace Davis, r. 603}$
Dolores
Wells , carpenter S. F. F. D., r. 235 Kearny
Wells Andrew J. Rev., pastor Grace M. E. Church, r.
2336 Mission
Wells Asa R. (Wells, Russell & Co.) r. 216 Eddy
Wells Bernard, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Wells Catherine, widow, r. 568 Howard
Wells Charles H., commission merchant, and agent
Puget Sound Packet Line, and stmr Empire for
Victoria, B. C, 20 California, r. Oakland
Wells Charles J,, books, stationery, and confection-
ery, 334 Sutter, r. Ill Nineteenth
Wells Charles S., printer Evening Bulletin, r. 37
Second
Wells Chester W., salesman James De la Montanya,
r. 1909 Leavenworth
Wells Emile, cutter Alexander Nlcoll, r. 230 O'Farrell
Wells Emile Mrs., dressmaker, r.230 O'Farrell
Wells Erastus W., physician, r. 1102 Taylor
Wells, Farjjo & Co., Lloyd Tevis president,
J. B. Haggin vice-president, H. Wadsworth
treasurer. James Heron secretary, John J. Valen-
tine general superintendent, banking dept NE
cor California and Sansome, express dept NE cor
Sansome and Halleck
Wells Fargo Mining Co. (Storey Co. Nev.) A. Colburn
secretary, 318 Pine, room 15
Wells F. Marion, sculptor, 757 Mission, r. Oakland
Wells Francis H., attorney at law, 402 Montgomery,
room 23
Wells Frank F. (Jeffers, Wells & Kipps) r. 504 Grove
Wells Frederick D., carpenterD. A. Macdonald & Co.,
r. 126 Haj'es
Wells Garibaldi G., clerk Bowen Brothers, r. 130
Tyler
Wells George, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Pennsylvania Av, bet Mariposa and Solano
Wells George Derby, r. Palace Hotel
Wells George H., carpenter, r. N s Twenty-third, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Wells George B., attorney at law, 6 Nevada Block, r.
1004 Gearv
Wells George T., engineer Southern Pac. RB., r. 221
. Shotwell
Wells H. A. Mrs., widow, r. St. David's House
Wells Heory, clerk, r. 1003^ Jackson
Wells Isidore, laborer, r. Precita Av, bet Twenty-sixth
and Twenty-seventh
Wells John H., jeweler, 295 Sixteenth, r. 221 Shot-
well
1 Wells John J. (S. F. Laundry Assn) r. 2431 Pacific Av
I Wells Joseph A., weigher, r. 415 Broadway
I Wells Joseph M., engineer Cal. Laundry, r . 139 Fourth
Wells Julia Mrs., dressmaker, 230 O'Farrell
Wells J. W., medical student, r. 142 Seventh
Wells Kate, widow, r. 165 Tehama
Wells L., agent, r. 20 M Fifth
Wells Levi, blacksmith and horseshoer, and manuf
hoof ointment, 1330 Market, r. 1149 Market
Wells Lizzie, domestic 2330 Jones
Wells Lizzie C. Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 511 Chestnut
Wells Nellie, dressmaker, r. 1331 Pacific
Wells P. S., insurance, r. 2728 Howard
Wells Ransford Jr., attorney at law, 502 Montgomery,
r. 743 Pine
Wells Revilo, agent, r. 130 Tyler
Wells Robert R., office 216 Sansome, rooms 8 and 9, r.
757 Market
Wells Rollin, chiropodist, r. 419 Clementina
Wells, Russell 6l Co. (Asa R. Wells, Monson
Russell, and SeeleyB. Lyon) proptrs Mechanics'
Mills. SW cor Mission and Fremont
Wells Samuel, clerk B. J. Burr, r. 17'28 Eddy
Wells Samuel P., marine surveyor Union Insurance
Co.,r. 2728 Howard
Wells S. C, conductor Market St. BB.
Wells Thomas, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Wells Thomas M., special policeman, r. 646 Wash.
Wells Willard, clerk The Argonaut, r. 1102 Taylor
Wells William, capitalist, r. 118 Post
Wells William, expressmaa, 8W cor Fourth and
Minna, r. 1638)4 West Mission
Wells William F., salesman Zadock W. Moore, r. 26
Haight
Wells William H., general manager Mutual Security
Fund Assn, 331 Kearny, r. 173 Ballroad Av, South
S. F.
Wells William H., lineman Gold and Stock Tel. Co.,
r. 142 Natoma
Wells William P., agent, r. 511 Chestnut
Wells William B., r. cor Twenty-second and Sanchez
Wells William S., clerk Van Dyke & Powell, r. Oak-
land
Wellsford Joseph, mailing clerk Daily Examiner, r.
424 Vallejo
Welman Bobert, r. 928 Clay
Welp George H., boots and shoes, 2052^ Mission
Welsh Ann, domestic 2537 Folsom
Welsh Anna Mrs., r. 8 Sonora PI
Welsh Bartholomew, laborer Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 67 Jessie
Welsh Catherine, domestic 1518 Post
Welsh Charles, with S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 705
Chestnut
Welsh Daniel, bartender Alex. Botenstein, r. 633 Clay
Welsh Daniel, laborer Mission Bock Warehouse, r.
512 Fourth
Welsh Dennis, tanner, r. cor San Bruno Boad and
Twenty-ninth
Welsh Edward, laborer, r. 547 Mission
Welsh Edward J., commission broker, r. NW cor
Gough and Lombard
Welsh Elmer, carriagepainter Walter Welsh, r. Oak-
land
Welsh George, foreman Engine No. 11, 8. F. F. D., p.
Fourteenth Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Welsh George, master mariner, r. 100 )i Jackson
Welsh Hugh P., actor Bella Union Theater, r. 607
Stockton '"^
Welsh James, carpenter, r. Ill Freelon
Welsh James, driver Empire Brewery, 420 Chestnut
Welsh James, dummyman Sutter St. RB., r. 9 Austin
Welsh James, gardener, r. NE cor Vallejo and Stelner
Welsh James, groceries and liquors, NW cor Green-
wich and Lai'kin
Welsh James, hostler James McGinn, 863 Market
Welsh James, laborer, r. 20 Langton, rear
Welsh James, laborer, r. 1606 Jessie
Welsh James, laborer, r. N s Twenty-fifth, betOhorch
and Vicksburg
Welsh James, teamster Superintendent of Streets
Welsh James E., printer, r. 869 Market
Welsh J. L. Mrs., r. Tenth Av, nr G, Hunter's Point,
South S. F.
Welsh John, carpenter, r. 727 Laguna
Welsh John, hostler Sutter St. BB., r. 9 Austin
Welsh John, laborer, r. 255 Stevenson
Welsh John, seaman, r. W s Chattanooga, nr Twenty-
second
Welsh John, shoemaker, 658 Mission
Welsh John, Uilor, r. 229 Minna
Welsh John, waiter Oregon SS. George W. Elder
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JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^ovkbjluk haroware.
Market and Front Streeta.
WEL
930
WEN
Welsh John, liquor saloou, NW cor Howard and
Twenty.fiftU
Welsh John J., salesman Wells, Rttssell & Co., r. 8 8
Prospect PI, bet Howard and Folsom
Welsh John J., wood peddler, r. 227 Eighth
Welsh Joseph, servant, 1316 Taylor
Welsh Margaret, domestic 829 O'Farrell
Welsh Martha, domestic 929 Sacramento
Welsh Mary J., widow, r. 110 Langton
Welsh Matthew, fourth engineer Pacific Mail S8, Aus-
tralia
Welsh M. E. Mrs., widow, r. S s Butte, bet Bryant Av
and Florida
Welsh Michael, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1
Elliot Park
Welsh Michael, laborer, r. 8 Sonora PI
Welsh Michael, miner, r. 10.5 Colton
Welsh Michael, tailor C. C. Hastings & Co., r. 1905 Hyde
Welsh Michael J., draftsman Thomas J. Welsh, r.
218 Seventeenth
Welsh Morris, painter Archibald Wason, r. Oakland
Welsh Moses H., machine operator Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 76 Brosuan
Welsh Patrick, glazier B. & J. 8. Doe. r. 44 Howard
Welsh Patrick, laborer, r. 1027 York, rear
Welsh Patrick, laborer A. E. Buckman, r. NE cor
Church and Dorland
Welsh Patrick, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Welsh Peter, longshoreman, r. 24 Howard, rear
Welsh Peter, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Welsh Robert, bookkeeper, r. 34 Hawthorne
Welsh Rosa, domestic 1524 Powell
Welsh Sarah Miss, silkworker California Silk Manuf.
Co.. r. cor Tenth Av and J, South S. F.
Welsh Thomas, coachman, r. 6 Jane PI
Welsh Thomas, longshoreman, r. Johnston PI, nr
Harrison
Welsh Thomas, paver Superintendent of Streets
Welsh Thomas, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Welsh Thomas, teamster Benton Coal Co., r. Mission,
bet First and Second
Welsli Tliomas J., architect, 302 Montgomery,
rooms 27 and 28, r. 1215 Tyler
Welsh Timothy, laborer, r. 1525 Broadway
Welsh Walter, carriage painter, 25 Washington, r.
Oakland
Welsh William, laborer, r. 8 B Sacramento, bet Walnut
and Laurel
Welsh William, laborer Front St. Warehouse, r. 774
Bryant
Welsh William, porter C. C. Hastings k Co., r. 1905
Hyde
Welsh William, quartermaster Pacific Mall 88. Co.,
r. 545 First
Welsh. See Welch and Walsh
Welspiel Jacob (Welepiel & Fahrenholz) r. 250 Minna
Welspiel William, florist, 117 Sutter, r. 522 Turk
Welspiel & Fahrenholz (Jacob Welspiel and Henry
Fahrenholz) florists, 121 Sutter
Welter Lawrence, engineer, r. 29 Minna
Welton Daniel, longshoreman, r. 1729 Stevenson
Welton Hattie Miss, dressmaker, r. 817 }<J Larkin
Welton John, seaman Pacific Mail SS. Colima
Welton Lanson 8., capitalist, 18 California, r. Oak-
land
Welton Mary A., widow, r. 2447 Howard
Welton Thomas H., seaman, r. 405 Spear
Welton. See Weldon and Whelton
Wempe Brothers (Henry, Gerhard, Frank, and Wil-
helm) paper box and collar factory, 569 Market
■Wempe Frank (Wempe Brothers) r. 419 Oak
Wempe Gerhard (Wempe Brothers) r. 419 Oak
Wempe Henry (Wempe Brothers) r. 419 Oak
Wempe Henry L., plumber and gasfitter. SW cor Va-
lencia and Hill
Wempe Lizzie Miss, r. 419 Oak
Wempe Wilhelm (Wempe Brothers) r. 419 Oak
Wemple Abraham H., miner, r. 870 Mission
Wemple A. H. Mrs., r. 1150 Market
Wenban Edward D., travelling agent, r. 35 Jj Turk
Wenck Frederick, steward Thalia Verein, r. 520 Minna
Wencke Paul, clerk Macondray & Co., r. Alameda
Wencke Rudolph, clerk, r. 202 Sixth
Wende Paul D., books and stationery, SE cor Market
and Sixth, r. 212 Tyler
Wendel George, confectionery, r. 1419 Stockton
Wendel Henry, waiter, r. 409 Pacific
Wendel Lizzie, domestic 509 Jores
Wendel Wohn, carpenter, r. 17 John
Wendell William G., cashier D. M. Osborne & Co., r.
915 Market
Wenderoth Benjamin, gasfitter William F. Wilson
Wendin Soreu, 8. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Wendlandt dtto, cigarmaker, r. NE cor Douglass and
Eighteenth
Wendt — , shoemaker Charles Maler
Wendt Charles E., sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r.
709 Montgomery Av
Wendt Charles F., gluemaker Martin Holje, r. E s De
Haro, bet Center and El Dorado
Wendt Henry, driver Charles Bernard, r. N 8 Duncan,
bet Church and Sanchez
Wendt Henry C, machinist, r. 18 Seventh
Wendt John, expressman, SW cor Clay and Battery, r.
31 Kate
Wendt John C, captain Schr N. L. Drew, r. 217 East
Wendt Maggie Miss, r. 429 Bryant
Wendt Max, flourpacker Martenstein & Deming, r. 7
Bernard
Wendt Peter, seaman sohr Adeline, India Dock
Wendte Christian, salesman Ghirardelli k Danzel, r.
S s Twenty-fifth, bet Church and Sanchez
Wenett Edward, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Weng Peter, cooper, r. 307 Folsom
Wenig A., machinist, r. Hansa Hotel
Weuk James, blacksmith helper Risdon I. and L.
Works
WenKe Charles, waiter stmr George W. Elder, Folsom
St. Wharf
ffenneng Eugene, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Wenner Augustus, clerk Charles Leverentz, r. 7
Montgomery Av
Wennerhold Christian, assayer Thomas Price, r. 334
Clementina
Wensinger F. S., real-estate, 624 Sacramento, r.
Occidental Hotel
Wenstrum Henry, baker, r. 1310 Pacific
Weutworth Carrie, domestic 2012 Pine
Wentworth Charles, carpenter, r. 1425 Stelner -^^
Wentworth E. C. master mariner, office 12 Clay ^ —
Wentworth Ellen Miss, packer Mission Soap and Can-
dle Works, r. 3 Alabama
Wentworth Frederick, r. 504 Stockton
Weiit-wortli I. M. Boot and Shoe Co., im-
porters and manufs boots, shoes, and rubbers,
and tanners, A. C. Nichols & Co. agents, 400 Bat-
tery, factory West Berkeley
Went-woi-th Ira M., president I. M. Wentworth
Boot and Shoe Co., office 400 Battery, r. West
Berkeley
Wentworth Jackson J., engineer Golden Gate Flouring
Mills, r. NW cor Twenty-fourth and Rhode Island
Wont-wortli John P. H. , publisher and proptr
Resources of California, 320 Sansome, room 16, r.
2320 Folsom
Wentworth Kitty Miss, packer Mission Soap and
Candle Works, r. 3 Alabama
Wentworth Mary E., widow, dressmaker, r. 616J6 Na-
toma •
Wentworth Myra A. Miss, teacher Market and Sev-
enth St. Primary School, r. 321 Eddy
Wentworth Nathan, real-estate, r. 231 Seventh
Wentworth Nathaniel S., oilskin maker, r. Randall,
bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Wentworth S. Mrs., agent Salicylic Medicine Co., 39
Geary
Wentworth S. F., clerk County Assessor, r. 504 Stock.
Wentworth Soranus, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 3 Alabama
Wentworth Thomas S., workman coiners' dept U. 8.
Mint, r. 2320 Folsom
Wentworth William M. Mr8.,r. 313 Austin
Wentzel George, manager Aid Union, 29 Kearny, r. 25
Stockton PI
Wentzel James, seaman schr Resells, Eureka Dock
Wentzel Otto, porter Christ. Feldman, r. New Atlan-
tic Hotel
Wenzel Edward (Wenzel, Rothschild & Hadenfeldt)
r. 513 Jessie
Wenzel George F., watchmaker and jeweler, 109 Sixth,
r. 309 Fulton
Wenzel George L., cooper, r. 309 Fulton
Wenzel Henry, expressman, r. 1212 Bryant
Wenzel Henry, laborer Lick House
Wenzel Hermann, importer and manuf pneumatlo
clocks, jewelry and watches, 328 Kearny, r. 515
Jessie
Wenzel Jasper, cook, r. 815 Stockton
Wenzel John, musician, r. 30 Tyler
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41 Slarket Street, comer Spear.
WEN
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WES
Wenzel, Rotlischild & Hadenfeldt (Edward
Wenzel, Chailes Hadenfeldt, and estate of B. Roth-
schild) proptrs Cal. Jewelry Factory, SE cor
Post and Kearny
Wenzel Rudolph G., watchmaker Hermann Wenzel, r.
515 Jessie
Wenzelberger Adolph, with GermaniaLife Insurance
Co., r. 1921J^ Mason
Wenzell Jirau, tailor, r. 1021 Mission
Wenxell William T. , professor of chemistry
and toxicology Medical College of the Pacific, and
apothecary, 85'2 Market, opp Fourth, r. 430 Oak
Wenzin John, cook Gustav Wunche, r. 4G Steuart
Wenzler Kugene, barber S. A. Selig, v. 719 Howard
Wenzlick William, teacher swimming, r. lOfii) Bdwy.
Weuzlik Rudolph, manager Henry Froomberg, r. '24><i
Dupont
Weppert Hans, seaman schr N. L. Drew, Howard St.
Wharf
Werber Camille, salesman Louis Levy, r. 907 Jackson
Werber Joseph, clerk, r. 10 Turk
Werdan Richard, cook Saulmanu's Restaurant, r. 11
Bernard
Werdeu Will M., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 209
Geary
Werder Max, homoBopathic physician, ofllce and r. 36
Geary
Werlin George, speculator, r. 987 Harrison
Werlin George W., salesman Hinz & Werlin, r. 1421
California
Werlin John G. (Hinz & Werlin) r. 1421 California
Werling Jacob, carpenter and builder. 1132 York
Werlitz Henry, cigar manuf , 36 Sixth, r. 15 Oak Grove
Av
Werner Anton, baker William Hessler, r. 1513 Dupont
Werner Christian, real-estate, r. 22 Capp
Werner Christopher, mining expert, r.Ahlborn House
Werner Frederick F., ropemaker S. F. Cordage Facto-
ry, r. SE cor Seventh and Railroad Avs, South S.F.
Werner George, brewer U. S. Brewery, r. NE cor
Franklin and McAllister
Werner George, cook New Atlantic Hotel, r. 207 Mont-
gomery Av
Werner George, markets, 1643 Polk, and N B Union,
befOctavia and Laguna, r. 170rf Polk
Werner John, tailor, 631 Merchant, r. 1523 Mission
Werner Lena, domestic N s Grove, bet Fillmore and
Steiner
Werner Louis, market, 910 Bryant
Werner Minna Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1525 Mission
Werner Paul, teacher music, r. 1016 Powell .
Werner Philip, expressman, SE cor Kearny and Mont-
gomery Av, r. 829 Pacific
Werner Rachel Mrs., millinery, 708 Market, r. 421 Ellis
Werner Robert, engineer Laguna Tannery, r. cor
Gough and Filbert
Werner T.. laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
Werner William, butcher, r. 322 Thirteenth
Werner. Seo Woerner
Wernett J. F., conductor California St. RR.. r. 1519
California
Werth Paul, upholsterer, 939 Clay, r. 525 Filbert
Werth Paul, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Wertheimber Anna, widow, r. 828 Greenwich
Wertheimber William, porter Friedlander Brothers,
r. 828 Greenwich
Wertheimer Benny J., salesman L. & E. Wertheimer,
r. 712 Post
Wertheimer Benny L. , clerk L. & E. Wertheimer, r.
712 Poet
Wertheimer Charles H., bookkeeper, r. 205 J4 Fell
Wertheimer Emanuel (L. & E. Wertheimer) r. 712 Post
Wertheimer Isaac (M. Wertheimer & Brother) r. 1411
California
Wertheimer Jacob, traveling salesman, r. 104 Taylor
Wertheimer Kaufman, bookkeeper Felix Uri
IVertlielmer Ii. & E. (Leopold and Emanuel
Wertheimer, and Joseph L. Hess) importers and
wholesale cigars and tobacco, 300-306 Front
Wertheimer Leopold (L. & E. Wertheimer) r. New
York
Wertheimer Leopold, merchant (Pioche) r. 517 Frank-
lin
Wertheimer Louis, merchant, r. 1012 Van Ness Av
Wertheimer M. & Brother (Moses and Isaac Werthei-
mer) cigar manufs, 518 Front
Wertheimer Michael (Wertheimer & Simon) r. 120
Olive Av
Wertheimer Moses (M. Wertheimer & Brother r. 1818
Post
Wertheimer & Simon (Michael Wertheimer and Alex-
ander Simon) groceries and liquors, 735 O'Farrell
Wertsch William, carriagemaker and blacksmith, NW
cor Tyler and Jones, r. 142 Rose Av
Wesa Frederick, captain schr Mary Gratwlck, Fourth
St.Wharf
Wescott A., shoemaker, r. Hansa Hotel
Wescott C. W., carpenter Central Pac. RR.
Wescott J. H., r. 725 Pine
Wescott Mary Mrs. (Wescott & Harte) r. 725 Pine
Wescott & Harte (Mary Wescott and Emma L. Harte)
boarding, 725 and 727 Pine
Weaendunk Fritz, miner, r. W s Dolores, nr Twenty-
ninth
Wesenduuk George, miner, r. W s Dolores, nr Twen-
ty-ninth
Wesendunk Theodore, laborer Southern Pac. RR., r.
W 8 Dolores, nr Twenty-ninth
Weske AdolpH president Cal. Cracker Co.,NW cor
Broadway and Battery, r. 1503 Steiner
Wesley George, bartender Simon B. Minor, r. 246
Fourth
Wesley John C, bookbinder, r. 816 California
Wesley John W., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 1214 Kearny
Wesner Jacob, janitor Druid's Hall, r. 413 Sutter
Wesse William, waiter Conrad Bill, r. 29 Drumm
Wessel Glaus J., maltster, r. NE cor Webster and Fil-
bert
Wessel Joseph, loomflxer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory
Wessell August, bookkeeper H. Plagemann & Co., r.
SE cor Powell and Union
Wessell John, liquor saloon, SE cor Powell and Union
Wessenborn Frederick, hotelkeeper, r. SE cor Lom-
bard and Lyon
Wesser Philip, butcher Frederick Katz, r. 241 Fell
Wessling Henry J., wood, coal, hay, and grain, 1515
Geary
Wessling William, bricklayer, r. 127 Oak
Wessling William, clerk Henry Wessling, r. 1513
Geary
Wesson Charles J., clerk Joseph W. Wesson, r. 2311
Polk
Wesson Joseph W., lumber, SE cor Spear and How-
ard, r. 2311 Polk
West A., steerage watchman Pacific Mail SS. City of
Tokio
West Arthur, r. 1032 Mission
West Benjamin, bookkeeper John Loughead, r. 1222
Bush
West Charles, drayman C. F. Bassett & Co., r. N s
Twenty-sixth, bet Castro and Zoe
West Charles, lithographic printer William T. Gallo-
way
West Charles, stevedore, r. W s California Av, nr
Shakespeare
West Charles & Brother (Charles C. and William D'.)
coffee saloon, 10U6 Howard
West Charles C. (Charles West & Brother) r. 1006
Howard
West Charles C, polisher Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. W s
Chattanooga, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-
third
West Charles E., printer, r. 611 Locust Av
West Charles H., merchant, r. 16 Elliot Park
West Charles N., galvanic beltmaker, r. 20 Clementina
West Coast Broom Factory, Hemingway Brothers
proptrs, NE cor Norwich and Gunnison Avs, B. H.
West Coast Furniture Co., Charles J. McAllis-
ter manager. NW cor Fourth and Bryant, sales-
rooms SW cor Market and Second
West Comstock Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Gold
Hill, Nev.) W. H. H. Hunt secretary, 230 Mont-
gomery, room 24
West Daniel, laborer James McGlone, r. Fell, bet
Scott and Devisadero
West David W., scrollsawyer, r. 526 Stevenson
West Eaward H., carpenter and builder, 619 Hyde, r.
2 Delta PI
West Edward J., carpenter, r. S s Elizabeth, bet
Church and Vicksburg
West Edwin O.. carpenter new U. S. Appraiser's
Building, r. 206 Powell
West Ellen U.. widow, confectionery and stationery,
1030 Folsom
West End House, Mrs. Annie Daley proprietress,
Brenham PI. bet Clay and Washington
West End School. San Jose Road, nr Six Mile House
West Frank, butcher, r. 1162 M Market
West Frank, teamster, r. 24 Zoe
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West Frank, whitener, KW cor Howard and Sixth
West Frank A., furnished rooms, 13 Van Ness Av
West George L., r. 611 Stockton
West George T., salesman 0. C. Hastings & Co., r. 735
Turk
West Henry, sexton Union Square Baptist Church, r.
22 Oak, nr Taylor
West Henry L., carpetbeater, r. E s Alabama, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
West Henry P. P., engineer, r. 22 Oak, nr Taylor
West Herbert, fireman, r. SW cor Pacific and East
West James, salesman W. B. Cluflf & Co. r. 134
Seventh
West John, bartender William A. Hughes, r. 80 Mont-
gomery Block
West John, combmaker, r. 8 8 Lombard, bet Fillmore
and Steiner
West John, with Philip Hinkle, r. 914 Folsom
West John G., machinist Domestic Sewing Machine
Co., r. 315 Geary
West John P., messenger, r. 414 Grove
West Joseph, signwriter H. G. Jarman, r. 153 Six-
teenth
West Maria M., widow, r. 460 Sixth
West Mary B. Miss, private school, 1001 Sutter
West Oakland Masonic Hall and Buildings
Association, Andrea Sbarboro secretary, office
531 Washington
West Oakland Mutual Loan Association,
Andrea Sbarboro secretary, office 531 Washing-
ton
West Olive Miss, actress, r. 211 Polk
West Pacific Mining Co., D. F. Verdenal secretary, 6
and 7 S. F. Stock Exchange Building
West Pehr F. (Swanberg & West) r. 2514 Pine
West Point Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.) D. A. Jennings secretary, 401 California,
room 4
West Robert B., jeweler, 407 Kearny, r. 22 Oak, nr
Taylor
West Samuel A., patternmaker, r. 446 Clementina
West Sarah, widow, r. 414 Grove
West S. C. Mrs., r. 1225 Market
West Side Silver Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.) W. W.
Parrish secretary, 330 Pine, room 16
West Thomas, waiter Lick House
West William D. (Charles West & Brother) r. 1006
Howard
West William H. G., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
Oakland
West William J., bartender Charles Vallet, r. 122
Geary
West William R., compositor Winterburn k Co., r.
1031 Sutter
West William W., bartender John J. Murphy, r. 231
Kearny
West William W., salesman Robert B. We6t,r. 22 Oak,
nr Taylor
Westall H. Mrs., proprietress Somerset House, 764
Mission
Westall Joseph, feathers and pillows, 764 Mission
Westaway Ada, widow, r. 634 Hayes
Westckester Fire Insurance Co. of New York,
Edward E. Potter agent, 200 Sansome
Westcott Adelberg R., messenger Wells. Fargo &Co.,
r. 1533 Geary
Westcott Charles E., clerk Edward E. Potter, r. 2311
Webster
Westcott Hattie E. Mrs., varieties, 1535 Geary
Westdahl Ferdinand, draftsman U. S. Coast and Geo-
detic Survey, r. 1412 Jackson
Westdin Andrew, millman, r. 415 East
Westdorp Robert J., waiter R. J. Techau
Westenhaver Charles, carpetlayer J. W. Burnham &
Co., r. NW corNoe and Clipper
Westenhaver Elmer E., engineer M. & A. Hansen, r.
NW cor Noe and Clipper
Westenhaver Ida Miss, shoefltter Buckingham &
Hecht, r. NW cor Noe and Clipper
Westenhaver M. A., widow, r. NW cor Noe and Clip-
per
Westerfeld Hermann, president Potrero Teast
and Distilling Co., office 745 Market, r. 809
Twentieth
Westerfeld Joseph, clgarmaker W. Seidel, r. 459
Stevenson
Westerfeld Louis (Schroth & Westerfeld) r. 1003
Geary
Westerfeld William (Westerfeld & Page) r. 614 Ful-
ton
Westerfeld & Page (William Westerfeld and
GuBtave L. Page) bakery and restaurant, 745
Market
Westerhausen Ernest, cabinetmaker, r. 702 Harrison
Westerheid Charles, doorkeeper German Hospital
Westerland Peter, cook Sanders' Hotel, SW cor Bat-
tery and Vallejo
Westerlund Olof A., master mariner, r. 958 Howard
Westerman John, tailor, 668 Howard
Westerman Margaret, widow, r. 909 Mission
Westermeyer Beruhard, bartender R. K. Leonard, r. 15
Auburn
Western Addition Stables, David M. Short proptr,
2414 California
W^eatern Assurance Co. (Toronto, Canada) But-
ler & Haldau general agents, 413 California
Western Development Co., i\ S. Don ty presi-
dent, John W. Butler secretary, NE cor Fourth
and Townsend
W^estern Electric luiglit Co., J. Clem. Uhler
secretary, 3'i8 Montgomery, room 11
Western Fire and Mai-ine Insurance Co.
of California, P. J. M hlte president, George
O. Smith Jr. secretary, 409 California
Western Fur and Trading Co., James D.
Walker president, Cyril Williams secretary, 430
California
Western Hotel, Hugh Doherty proptr, 214 Broadway
Western House, Ole Svenkeson proptr, 132 and 134
Steuart
Western Iron Works, Bigelow & Morris proptrs,
316 and 318 Mission
Western Mining Co. (Tombstone District, Arizona)
C. S. Curriss secretary, 203 Bush, room 8
Western Mortimer, r. 736 Market
Western Shore Ice Co., Hew Stevenson president, 821
Battery
Western Straw Works, Lorenzo Lapham proptr, 108
Fourth
Western Union Mining Co., Daniel Buck secretary, 80
Nevada Block
W^estern Union Telegraph Co., James Gam-
ble general superintendent, Frank Janes assist-
ant general superintendent, F. H. Lamb super-
intendent first district, F. Drake manager S. F.
city offices, general office NE cor Montgomery
and Pine, branch offices Palace Hotel, Occidental
Hotel, The Baldwin. 620 Fourth, 232 Front,
222 Sansome, Pacific Mail SS. Docks, 10 Market, 205
Sutter, 833 Sutter, 961 Mission, NE cor Mission and
Twentieth, cor Fillmore and California, cor Hayes
and Laguna, NW cor Union and Powell, Market St.
Wharf, Southern Pac. RR. Shops cor Brannan
and Sixteenth, Southern Pac. BR. passenger and
freight depots, Central Pac.RR. freight depot,
Presidio, and Butchertown
Western Union Telegraph Supply Department, John
G. Bloomer superintendent. 416 Merchant
Western Wkite Goods Manufacturing Co.,
Samuel Bauer proptr, 547 Market
Western White Lead Works, J. S. Emery president,
S s Brannan, bet Seventh and Eighth
Westervelt Ellsworth (C. Adolphe Low & Co.) r.
New York
Westfall Frederick, drayman Abrams & Carroll, r. 511
Gough
Westfall George, r. 7 Quincy PI
Westfall George H., steward Contra Costa Laundry,
r. 1262 Montgomery
Westfall Julius, drayman Abrams & Carroll, r. 421
Linden Av
Westfall O., repairer N. B. and Mission RB., r. Ala-
meda
Westfall William, captain schr Golden Fleece, Fol-
som St. Wharf
Westfall. See Westphal
Westfallen Edward, repacker, r. 406 Vallejo
Westgate J. B., whitener Samuel Kellett, r.302 Fourth
Westgate Lizzie Miss, teacher music, r. 2123 Larkin
Westgate William, porter A. S. Hallidle, r. 2123 Lar-
kin
Westhaus Mary, widow, r. 39 Fifth
Westheimer John F. (Westheimer & Kahn) r. 1128
McAllister
Westheimer Susan, domestic 813 Broadway
Westheimer & Kahn (John F. Westheimer and Samuel
Kahn) coflfee and lunchrooms, 322 Montgomery
Westhomoflf Wladlmlr, archprlest Russian Church, r.
829 Greenwich
Westine Eric, tailor, r. 1012 Montgomery
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JONAS J. MORRISON,
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Westing Frederick, liquor saloon, 638 Commercial, r.
636 Commercial
Westlake George, r. 2*6 Fourth
Westland George, clerk Bank British North America,
r. Oakland
Westminster House, Mrs. M. E. Harron proprietress,
614 Sutter
Weston Ada Miss, assistant Denman Grammar School,
r. Alameda
Weston Albert S., riding school, 1537 Mission, r. 45
Twellth
Weston Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 16 Plnckney PI
Weston Austin, liquor saloon, 154 Second
Weston Edward, clerk, r. 1 Eddy
Weston Edvrin J., draftsman, r. 7 Webster
Weston Harriet, domestic 904 Taylor
Weston John, stockbroker, r. 252 Oak
Weston John E., papercarrier, r. 824 Capp
Weston Maria, domestic 1434 California
Weston Nathaniel, photograph finisher, r. 27 First Av
Weston Robert, boilermaker, r. 537 Howard
Weston Samuel J., r. 1209 Folsom
Weston Samuel W. (Weston & Sparks) r. 2109 Polk
Weston William, bakery and restaurant, 9 Stockton
Weston & Sparks (Samuel W. Weston and Charles
Sparks) blacksmiths and carriage makers, 2109
Polk
Westover Channing C, salesman C. C. Hastings & Co.,
r. 220 Eddy
Westover Clinton, clerk P. Beamish, r. 129 Turk
Westover J. Wallace, workman coiner's dept U. 8.
Mint, r. 704 Howard
Westphal Charles, butcher Poly Heilbron & Co., r.
cor Twelfth Av and N, South S. F.
Westphal Oliristian, real-estate, r. 967 Harrison
Westphal Christian H., clerk Ernest Brand, r. 967
Harrison
Westphal Gottlieb H., teamster Heynemann & Co., r.
Railroad Av, bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth Avs,
South S. F.
Westphal Henry, butcher Andrew J. Shrader, r. NW
cor Railroad and Thirteenth Avs, South S. F.
Westphal Henry W., bookkeeper Swanberg & West, r.
967 Harrison
Westphal Herman, seaman, r. 103 Jackson
Westphal John, butcher Miller & Lux, r. First Av, nr
Railroad Av, South 8. F.
Westphal Joseph, butcher Moses Sel)g,r. Railroad Av,
bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth Avs, South 8. F.
Westphal Louis, laborer American Sugar Refinery, r.
23 Telegraph PI
Westphal R. F. A., master mariner, r. 1415 Jackson
Westphal. See Westfall
Westphalen Herman, cigarmaker Denicke Brothers, r.
1603 Jones
Westwater Robert, salesman Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 2020
Pine
Wetcler Jacques, cook Occidental Hotel
Wetherbee Calvin H., real-estate, 331 Montgomery,
room 15, r. 210 Eddy
Wetlierbee Charles Li., manager Occidental
Hotel, Es Montgomery, from Bush to Sutter ■
Wetherbee Charles R., stevedore, r. 38 Louisa
Wetherbee Charles 8., molder .Etna Iron Works, r.
2613 Folsom
Wetherbee Daniel, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 Kew
Montgomery
Wetherbee Frederick, woodturner George M. Weth-
erbee, r. 1409 Fidsom
Wetherbee George A., sawyer George M. Wetherbee,
r. 1409 Folsom
Wetherbee Georgfe M., turning, and manuf
printers' furniture, and beehives, SW cor Fifth
and Bryant, r. 1409 Folsom
Wetherbee Henry, lumber dealer. 12 California, r.
Alameda
Wetherbee J. W. Mrs., widow, r. 2336 Mission
Wetherbee Leroy B., assistant librarian Mercantile
Library A.«sn, r. 214 Bush
Wetherl)ee M. Mrs., boarding, 28 McAllister
Wetherby Daniel, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Wetherill Nellie Miss, actress Baldwin Theater, r.
930 Market
Wetherill Samuel E., dramatic agent, r. 930 Market
Wetherill William, clerk B. H. Lichensteln, r. 25
Welsh
Wetmore Clarence J., ticket clerk Oakland Ferry, r.
Oakland
Wetmore Frederick R. (8. P. Warren & Co.) r. 2415
Sacramento
Mason,
Jewelry Co., r. 241 Jfi
Wetmore John, clerk, r. 313 Fourth
Wetmore Nelson W., superintendent William B. Brad-
bury, r. Tnglewood House
Wetsell George W., fireman Pacific Mail 88. China
Wetsell Henry, gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 749 Howard
Wetterman Augiist, musician, office 137 Post, r. 19
Stockton PI
Wetterman August E., musician, r. 19 Stockton PI
Wettig August F., clerk Robert Harrison, r. 304
(Uementina
Wettig Ernest A., clerk, r. 304 Clementina
Wettig Minna, widow, r. 304 Clementina
Wettig Theodore, wood and coal, 363 Clementina, r.
304 Clementina
Wettisch Augusta Miss, r. 137 Gough
Wettmann George A., clerk Max Goldman, r. 1411
Octavia
Wetz Frederick, upholsterer William J. Heney & Co.,
r. Oakland
Wetzel Conrad, conductor City EB., r. lOHofif Av
Wetzel George, firem^an stmr S. M. Whipijle, r. 281
Minna
Wetzel Theodore, bookkeeper and accountant
estate of F. L. A. Pioche, 522 Montgomery, r. 1632
Sacramento
Wetzel Theodore Jr., bookkeeper, r. 1632 Sac.
Wetzel William, market, NW cor Twenty -second and
Folsom
Wetzer Joseph, laborer, r. 410 Pacific
Wetzlar Alexander J., city agent Home Mntual In-
surance Co., 406 California, r. 1320 California
Wetzler Charles, bartender Henry Wilke. r. 620 Bush
Wetzler Henry, shirtcutter, r. 458 Minna
Wetzler John (Wetzler & Nelson) r. 458 Minna
Wetzler & Nelson (John Wetzler and Matthew Nel-
son) plastering and painting, 2 Tyler
Weule Hermann, watchmaker, r. 1117 Howard
Weule Louis, watchmaker Charles Pace, r. 232 Capp
Wexel Aaron S., salesman S. &G. Gump, r.413 Ivy Ay
Wexel Joseph, watchmaker, r. 46 Liberty
Weyand John, sausagemaker Mayer Weil, r
bet O'Parrell and Geary
Weyand Louis, jeweler Cal
Langton
Weyermiller Frederick, cutler, r. 337 Eddy
Weygant Hannah, widow, r. 953 Harrison
Weygant W. E., cashier California Farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance Assn, 310 Pine, room 31, r. Oak-
land
Weygant. See Weigand and Wiegand
Weyhknecht Dora Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 355 Clemen-
tina
Weyhknecht John L., r. 355 Clementina
Weyl Brothers (Jonas Weyl) manufs and wholesale
and retail jewelry, 110 Sutter
Weyl Cerf, bookkeeper Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1217
Sutter
Weyl Fannie, widow, r. 1217 Sutter
Wevl Jonas (Weyl Brothers) r. 1217 Sutter
Weyl. See Weil and Weill
Weylerman Henry, fisherman, Meigg's Wharf
Weyman Edward, carpenter Sanford M, Hills, r. 842
Clay
Weyman Jacob, sausagemaker Mayer Weil, r. 7} Bag-
ley PI
Weyman M., r. 13 Monroe
Weyman. See Wyman, and Weihman
Weythman George W., butcher, r. Tenth Av, bet N
and O, South S. F.
Whack Conrad, laborer, r. 85 West Mission
Whalen Bridget, widow, r. '235 Stevenson
Whalen Charles, conductor N. B. and Mission BR., r.
720 Tehama
Whalen Daniel, brakeman Sea Wall
Whalen Edward, laborer, r. 26 Bluxome, rear
Whalen Edward, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Whalen H. M., seaman Pacific Coast 88. City of New
York
Whalen James, carpenter, r. Noonan Av, nr Eighth
Whalen Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 313 Bryant
Whalen Jeremiah, register clerk Superior Court, De-
partment No. 10. r. 902 Clay
Whalen John, bartender John McCully,r. 107 Natoma
Whalen John, cutter Miihael Short, r. 2 Elgin Park
Whalen John, teamster, r. 17 Ridley
Whalen John H., attorney at law. r. 3.59 Minna
Whalen John H., plasterer, r. 1203 Bush
Whalen Joseph, gardener, i. Ill Twelfth, rear
Whalen Joseph, butcher Black Point Packing House,
r. NW cor Greenwich and Fillmore
f\irf\ \A/ f^\ ADI/ *'*•' ^I ARRET STREET, wholesale and retail dealer in
uLU. VY. LLAnK, Paper Hangings & Shade Material. Manufacturer of window siia'cs
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of Tokio
Whalen Mary Miss, chambermaid New 'WlBConsin
Hotel
Whalen Mary Miss, seamstress Fechheimer & Steele,
r. 194 Sixteenth
"Whalen Michael, coal passer Pacific Mail SS. City of
Panama
Whalen Michael, laborer, r. 1 Eddy
Whalen Michael, laborer, r. Mission, bet Third and
Fourth
Whalen Michael, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 51
Bitch
Whalen Morris H., shoemaker, 252 Beale
Whalen Patrick, driver N. B.and Mission RB.
Whalen Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 243J(i
Langton
Whalen Peter J., polisher S. F. Laundry, r. NW cor
Turk and Fillmore
Whalen Philip, laborer, r. 611 Natoma
Whalen Stephen, horseshoer Ijunnigan & O'Dea, r.
1226 Green
Whalen Thomas, deckhand stmr Yosemite
Whalen Thomas, calker Eben Weeks, r. 540 How-
ard
Whaleu Thomas, laborer Sea Wall
Whalen Thomas, steamboatman, r. Bartol, nr Broad-
way
Whalen Timothy, teacher, r. 1203 Bueh
Whaleu William, laborer, r. 7 Heron
Whalen William, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Whalen William, miner, r. 547 Mission
Whalen. See Wheelan and Whelan
Whaley, Bowley & Co. {Henry A. Whaley and Argil D.
Bowley) iDatent agents, 105 Sacramento
Whaley Daniel, carrepairer, r. 118 Alta PI
Whaley Frederick J., r. 2011 Mission
Whaley Henry A. (Whaley, Bowley & Co.) r. Ameri-
can Exchange Hotel
Whaley John, teamster American Sugar Refinery, r.
53 Clementina
Whaley John D., attorney at law, 331 Montgomery,
room 17, r. 403 Montgomery Av
Whaley Joseph, r. 212 Sixteenth
Whaley Mary J. Mis.«, wood engraver, 120 Sutter,
room 75, r. St. Aiin's Building
Wfealey William, butcher, r. 435 Bush
Whaling Michael, attorney at law, 622 Clay
Whalley Charles, carpenter Moore Brothers, r. 919
Clay
Whalley John A., clerk E. Clark & Co.,r. 104 Polk
Whalman John, master mariner, office 12 Clay
Whan William W. (Whan & Brommer) r. 229 Hayes
Whan W. W. Mrs., dressmaker, 229 Hayes
Whan & Brommer (William W. Whan and Henry
Brommer) wood and coal, E s Buchanan, bet Ful-
ton and Grove
Wharff J. F. & Co. (John F. and Joseph H. Whai-ff )
blacksmiths, horseshoers, and wagonmakers, 1511
Devisadero
Wharff John F. (J. F. Wharff & Co.) r. 1509 Devisa-
dero
Wharff Joseph H. (J. F. Wharff & Co.) r. 1511 De-
visadero
Wharff P. B., conductor Market St. EE.
Wharff William H., carpenter and builder, r. NE cor
Green and Laguna
Wharteiiby James, capitalist, office 612 Clay, r.
408 Ellis
Wharton Amelia Mrs., r. 908 Pine
Wharton Dora Miss, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, Black Point
Wharton Edward, boottreer S. W. Levy, r. 34 Hayes
Wharton John, teamster, r. 309 Main
Wharton Peter D., seaman, r. 26 Clay
Wharton William, foreman Diez & Ramon, r. 15 Te-
hama
What Clieer House, estate of B. B. Woodward
proptr, SW cor Leidesdorff and Sacramento
"Wliat Clieer H.«>use Restaurant, Charles
Quast manager. .529 Sacramento
Wliat Cheer Laundry, Elisha T. Tarbox proptr,
office 121 Leidesdorff
Whear Timber, painter and whitener, 729 Folsom
Whearty Martin, teamster, r. N s Greenwich, bet San-
some and Montgomery
Whearty Michael, butcher Samuel Solomon, r. 6
Garden
Whearty Thomas A., barber Alexander Fischer, r. N 8
Greenwich, bet Sansome and Montgomery
Wheat Charles D., notary public, conveyancer,
and commissioner deeds, 501 California, r. 28
Elgin Park
C. D. WHEAT,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Conveyancer and Coimissloner of Deeds
For all the Principal States and Terbitorieb.
MINES INCORPORATED,
And all kinds of Instruments drawn up in legal foriu
on reasonable terms. Also,
Real Estate and General Commission Agent.
Loans Negotiated, Insurance Placed, Rents an:
Claims of all kinds Collected.
501 CALIFORNIA STREET, S. F.
Particular attention paid to South Beach, Poibeko
and South San Francisco Property.
Wheat Emil, laborer A. M. Simpson & Brother, r. 12
Tehama
Wheat John, watchman, r. Seventeenth Av, bet Q and
R, South S. F.
Wheat Joseph, laborer A. M. Simpspn & Brother, r
12 Tehama
Wheat L. Mrs., widow, r. 703 Market
Wheat Richard W., physician, r. Seventeenth av, bit
K and L, South S. F.
Wheatley, Cook & Co. (Elijah D. Wheatley and J. S.
Cook) real-estate agents, 1 Fourth
Wheatley Elijah D. (Wheatley, Cook & Co.) and money
broker, 1 Fourth, r. 32 Fourth
Wbeaton A. J., r. .50.5 Post
Wheaton Carrie M. Miss, adjuster coiner's dept U. S.
Mint, r. 427 Sutter
Wheaton Clara Miss, assistant Rincon Grammar
School, r. 512 .lones
Wheaton Edward, bookkeeper U. S. Mint, and banking
dept Wells, Fargo .t Co., r. 620 Taylor
Wheaton George H. (Wheaton & Luhrs) r. Oakland
Wheaton Henry B., sergeant at arms S. F. Stock and
Exchange Board, r. Alameda
Wheaton Juhn, machinist Samuel B. Walkington. r.
917 Sacramento
Wheaton Milton A. (Wheaton & Scrivner) r. 1106 Sac.
Wheaton William R., register U. S. Land Of-
flee, 610 Commercial, r. Oakland
W^heaton & Luhrs (George H. Wheaton and
Nicholas C. Luhrs) commission merchants, and
wholesale provisions, 219 Front, and 307 Sac-
ramento
Wlieaton & Scrivner (Milton A. Wheaton and
John J. Scrivner) attorneys at law, 1-3 Montgom-
ery Block
Wheelan John S., plasterer, and groceries and liq-
uors, 212 Thirteenth
Wheelan P., with Capitol Mills, r. cor Spear and Mis-
sion
Wheeland Brothers (Samuel and William) bakery
and confectionery, 2232 Mission
Wheeland James (S. P. Collins & Co.) r. 331 Mont.
Wheeland Samuel (Wheeland Brothers) r. 2232 Mis-
sion
Wheeland William (Wheeland Brothers) r. 2232 Mis-
sion
Wheeland. See Wieland
Wheeler Alfred, attorney at law, 308 Pine, r. 343
Bryant
Wheeler Annie, widow, r. 260 Stevenson
Wheeler Annie, widow, r. 328 Third
Wheeler Annie, domestic 826 Geary
Wheelir Bradford, mining engineer, r. 743 Pine
Wheeler C. F., driver Fifth St. branch Market St.RB.,
r. New Washington Hotel
Wheeler C. H., r. 1214 Sutter
Wheeler Charles, carpenter, r. 726 Capp
Wheeler Charles, cook Piercy Brothers, r. 6 Clara
Lane
Wheeler Charles F., helper C. A. Warren, r. 1138
Howard
Wheeler Charles R., teamster William E. Straut, r.
1120 Howard
Wheeler Clarence E., painter, r. 2123 Mission
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IMPORTER OP AXU DEALER IN AUU KINDS OP FOREIGN
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law, 328 Mont-
& W. Snook, r. 1318
I. 8. Bosenbaum &
Wheeler Cortes H., phyBician, ofBce and r. 843 Mis-
Bion
Wheeler Cyrus T. (W. W. Dodge & Ce.) r. Sacra-
meuto, Cal.
Wheeler David W., plaBterer, r. 509 Linden Av
Wheeler Edward A. (Marcus C. Hawley & Co.) r. 24
Haigbt
Wheeler Edward D., captain tug Hiawatha, office 12
Clay
Wheeler Edward J., deputy Coroner.
Wlieeler Edwin D., attorney at
gomery, rt)oiu 22, r. Lick House
Wheeler Edwin O., attorney at law, 328 Mont-
gomery, room 22, r. Lick House
Wheeler Everard S., lastmaker Leveque & Potter, r.
12t>M Perry
■VMieeler Frank C, tinsmith G.
Dupont
Wheeler Frederick, expressman
Co., r. 230 Hickory Av
Wheeler Frederick A., tea, coffee and spice broker,
128 Califoruia, r. Grand Hotel
Wheeler George, r. 1302 Powell
Wheeler Georjjfe B. H., real-estate, 534 Califor-
nia, r. cor Ellis and Jones
Wheeler Harry, driver National Laundry. r.S 8 Seven-
teenth, bet Dolores and Church
Wheeler Harry, salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 2410
Folsom
Wheeler Homer Mrs., r. 120G Van Ness Av
Wheeler HoraceZ., assistant appraiser Custom House,
r. 1803 Jones
Wheeler Isa Mrs., r. 832 Mission
Wheeler Jacob, yardmaster Central Pac. RR., r. 618
Fourth
Wheeler James, attorney at law, 224 Sansome, r. 743
Pine
Wheeler James L., clerk Bountree & McClure, r. 317
Powell
Wheeler Jason D., miner, r. 1525 Powell
Wheeler Jason D. Mrs. teacher, r. 1525 Powell
Wheeler John A., expressman, r. 2819 Mission
Wheeler John H., student Fox & KelloKg, r. 421 Green
Wheeler John 8., conductor Omnibus BR.,r. 662 How-
ard
Wheeler Lizzie Miss, tailoress, r. 328 Third
Wheeler Lyman S., carpenter, r. 3 Telegraph PI
Wheeler M. Allison, mining engineer, 315 California,
rooms 11 and 12
Wheeler Morris L., fireman Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
520 Folsom
Wheeler Osgood C, general baggage agent Central Pac.
BR., foot Market, r. Oakland
Wheeler Otis D., carpenter, r. 726 Capp
Wheeler Patent Carpet Beating Co., John Heerdink
& Co., proptrs, 429 Valencia
Wheeler Richard, mining editor Alta California, r.
Alameda
Wheeler Robert S., ship and Custom House bro-
ker, 518 Battery, r. 1803 Jones
Wheeler Rosanua A., widow, r. 524 M Natoma
Wheeler Roscoe, master tug Lotta, office 12 Clay
r. Oakland
Wheeler S. Mrs., governess, r. Hubbard House
Wheeler Samuel H. (McA<'ee, Wheeler & Co., and
Remington «: Wheeler) r. 619 Capp
Wheeler Thomas, bricklayer, r. 326 Mason
Wheeler Walter K., teacher vocal music, r. 1041 Mis-
sion
Wheeler William, boxmaker, r. 6 Virginia PI
Wheeler William R., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. Oakland
Wheeler William W., attorney at law, and business
manager Golden Era. 606 Clay, r. 817 Vj Larkin
Wheeler tSc Wilson Manufacturing Co.,
Gearv
Wheelock Albert A., capitalist, r. 508 Powell
Wheelock George F., tinsmith Wiester & Co.,
Oakland
Wheelock John D., bookkeeper Samuel Hill, r.
Sixth
Wheelock Samuel D., carpenter Nathan E. Hawley, r.
r. 15 Sixth
Wheelwright Josiah, master mariner, r. 314 Sixth
Wheiman Frederick, laborer American Sugar Refinery,
r. cor Battery and Filbert
Whelan Charles, longshoreman Charles E. Haseltine
Whelan Daniel, r. 524 Mission
Whelau Daniel P., musician, r. 1003 Mission
Whelan Dennis, agent Eagle Brewery, r. 161 Shipley
161
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Whelan Dennis, shoemaker, r. 35 Tehama
Whelan Edward, salesman S. F. News 'Co., r
Shipley
Whelau Frank, ship joiner, r. 20 Erie
Whelan James E., porter, r. 2028 O'Farrell
Whelan James J., shipwright John A. Whelan r. 913
Guerrero
Whelan Jerome, butcher P. C. Kurpinski, r. 8 s Pros-
pect PI. bet Folsom and Gunnison Av, B. H.
Whelan John, laborer, r. 20 Larkin
Whelan John, hay, grain, wood and coal, NW cor
Mission and Seventeenth, r. 322 M Guerrero
Whelah John, watertender Pacific Mail 88. South
Carolina
Whelan John, liquor saloon, NE cor Fillmore and Tyler
Whelan John A., shipcarpenter, 11 Folsom, r. 912
Guerrero
Whelan Joseph, laborer, r. 203 Main
Whelan Kate, domestic 526 Harrison
Whelan Kate Miss, teacher St. Joseph's Grammar
School, r. 224 Tenth, rear
Whelan Malachi, gigger 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 414 Shotwell
Whelau Nicholas, laborer, r. Globe House
Whelan Patrick, finisher S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 416 Shotwell
Whelau Richard I., bookbinder John B. Mclntyre, r.
1155 Folsom
Whelan Stephen, plasterer, r. 230 Thirteenth
Whelan Tliomas, bookbinder John B. Mclntyre, r.
1003 Mason
Whelan Thomas, expressman, r. 321 Jessie
Whelan Thomas, hackdriver, r. 514 Oak
Whelan William, clerk, r. NE cor Pine and Middle
Whelan William, finisher S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1022 Columbia
Whelan William, salesman Oriental Tea Co., r. 161
Shipley
Whelan. See Whalen and Wheelan
Whelden Isaac, watchman Fulda Brothers & Co., r. 38
Silver
Whele Thomas, laborer, r. 505 Haight
Whelin John F., porter Moore, Hunt & Co., r. 639
Stevenson
Whelin Martin, porter Moore, Hunt & Co., r. 639
Stevenson
Whelton Cornelius, laborer freight dept Southern
Pac. RR., r. 624 Brannan
Whelton Daniel, bartender J. H. Kneeland, r. 670
Howard
Whelton James, laborer, r. SE cor Gough and Lomb.
Whelton Nellie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. J. F. Wood, r.
624 Brannan
Whepley Daniel, r. SW cor Howard and Rubs
Wherity Harry J. (P. Wherity & Son) r. 4 Tehama
Wherity Michael, butcher, r. 6 Garden
W^herity P. «fc Son (Patrick and Harry J.) grocer-
ies and liquors, NW cor First and Tehama
Wherity Patrick (P. Wherity & Son) r. 4 Tehama
Whetstone Charles, silk weaver, r. Clay, bet Kearny
and Montgomery
Whetstone Charles R., lumber surveyor, r. 942 How-
ard
Whetton James, laborer, r. NW cor Gough and Lomb.
Whicklow John, mining, r. 279 Stevenson
Whidden John B., clerk R. R. Swain & Co., r. 270
Whidden William G., clerk Charles L. Dingley, r.
Alameda
Whittier Leopold, laborer Presidio Reservation
Whlgham M.Viola M. Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary
School, r. 1123 Howard
Whigham Sarah C. Mrs., matron Protestant Orphan
Asylum, r. 1123 Howard
Whigham William, shipping clerk Murphy, Grant &
Co., r. 108 Taylor
Whigham Virgil M., undertaker James McGinn, 863
Whiiley Adam K.. laborer, r. 605 Broadway
Whims Hiram, teamster Henry Dutton Jr., Pier 7
Steuart
Whinnery J. Carroll, dentist, office and r. 1033 Sutter
Whipp Samuel, upholsterer, r. 304 Third
Whipple Albert Mrs., widow, r. 1811 Post
Whipple Charles B., teamster, r. 441 Sixth
Whipple Edwin K.. broker, r. 1518 Broadway
Whipple Emmett, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 2 Laskie
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Whipple Hugh L., bookkeeper Murphy, Grant b Co.,
r. 517 Leavenworth
Whipple Louis, night clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 7
Hopeton Terrace
Whipple Marsh, bookkeeper A. Lusk & Go., r. 1322
Hyde
'Whipple Stephen B., carpenter, r. 113 Eighth
Whipple Thomas L., porter Cornelius Toohey, r. 9
Laurel PI
Whipple William B.. clerk Cornelius Toohey, r. 9
Laurel PI
Whirlow Hattle E. Miss, teacher, r. 1314 Jones
Whirlow Hermann F., assayer William Irelan Jr., r.
1314 Jones
Whirlow Nellie B. Miss, r. 1314 Jonea^
Whi taker Alfred E., librarian Mercantile Lib-
rary Assn, r. 2'il'j Webster
Whitaker George E., clerk C. T. Kaynolds & Co., r. 37
Post
Whitaker Isaac W., driver City RE., r. 1520 Howard
Whitaker James, bookkeeper Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 123 Liberty
Whitaker James, clerk, r. Park Hotel
Whitaker James, currier Timothy H. Corcoran, r. 213
Clara
Whitaker James, waiter A.W. Manning, r. 66 Minna
Whitaker J. K., r. Union Club
Whitaker Martha C, widow, r. 1520 Howard
Whitaker Roscoe J., policeman City Hall, r. 1520 Mis-
sion ''
Whitaker William, speculator, r. 1510 Polk
Whitaker William, stairbuilder Cal. Mills, r. 27 Perry
Whitaker William H., clerk Garber, Thornton &
Bishop, r. 2523 Pine
Whitaker. See Whittaker
Whitam Matthew, carpenter, r. 2726 Folsom
Whitbeck Addie, widow, r. 120 Park Av
Whitbeck Peter Mrs., widow, r. 426 O'f arrell
Whitby George, law student, r. 912 Sutter
Whitby Isaac, carpenter, r. 1223 Geary
Whitchurch Robert, seaman, r. 41 Vallejo
Whitcomb Charles N., dairy produce, 21 and 22 Mis-
sion Market, r. 233 Sixteenth
Whitcomb Edwin, contractor, r. 1925 Union
Whitcomb Ellen M. Miss, dressmaker, I611I Polk
Whitcomb Frank R., clerk Stewart, Van Clief & Her-
rin, r. Berkeley
Whitcomb George F., ticket collector Oakland Ferry,
r. 1220 Market
Whitcomb Henry, captain schr Euphemia, India
Dock
Whitcomb Henry H., clerk, r. NE cor Church and
Seventeenth
Whitcomb Ida Miss, milliner, r. St. David's House
Whitcomb J. B., manager California Real Estate
Co., 208 Montgomerj-, r. Berkeley
Whitcomb John, carpenter, r. Bernal Heights
Whitcomb L. S., reporter Morning Call, r. Arcade
House
Whitcomb Lucy J., widow, r. St. David's House
Whitcomb Nathau T., dentist, office and r. 263 Third
White )mb Reuel K., sashmaker Williaaa A. Meeker, r.
117 Park Av
White , laborer, r. 28 Clinton
White A. A. (White & I>rice) r. Oakland
White Ada Miss, r. 327 Eddy
White Adiron, miner, r. 1528 Eddy
White Albert, longshoreman Menzies, Bingham & Co.
White Alexander. Stonecutters' Pro. Assn, 818 How-
ard
White Alice.widow, teacher music, r.llSBJ^ Broadway
White Andrew, chii ken ranch, Wof San Bruno Road
and S of Sierra Av, University Mound Tract
White Andrew, secretary Gold and Stock Tel. Co. of
California, and United Carriage Co., office222 San-
some, r. 913 Vallejo
White Andrew, stonecutter, r. Cambridge, nr Univer-
sity College
White Aunie Miss, fringemaker Pac. Fringe Co., r.626
Capp
White Annie Mrs., furnished rooms, 906 Stockton
White Annie Mrs., laceworker S. Bauer, r. 206 Third
White Anthony C, carpenter, r. 1209 Lagnna
White AsaL. (White Brothers) r. East Oakland
White Aurelia, widow, r. 1133 Pacific
White Bella Mrs., r. 317 Geary
White Bridget, cook 1204 Geary
White Bridget, domestic 818 Eddy
White Brothers (Peter and AsaL.) hardwood lum-
ber dealers, 13 and 15 Main
White Burrell, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 46 Second
White Byron B., wood and coal, 924}^ Folsom
White Carloti, proptr Pac. Newspaper Publishing
Co., 320 Sansome and 419 Sacramento, r. Oakland
White Channiug, patent medicines, 320 Suisome,
room 63, r. Russ House
White Charles, carpenter, r. 577 Minna
White Charles, laborer, r. 303 Davis
White Charles, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
White Charles, seaman, r. 219 Main
White Charles, stevedore, r. 8 Oregon
White Charles, teamster Overland Freight Transfer
Co., r. 9 Bluzome
White Charles A., clerk Bank of California, r. 424
Bryant
Vi'hite Charles B., assistant ganger Custom House, r.
223 Ji$ Treat Av
Wliite Charles B., chief engineer Pacific Coast SS.
State of California, r. 69 Tehama
White Charles F., photographic printer J. George
Hucks, r. 608 Minna
White Charles G. (Farnham & White)r. 427 Union
White Charles W., bookkeeper A. Halsey, 314 Mont.
White Chauncey, tentmaker Neville & Co., r.l233 Pac.
White Cloud Mining Co.(Bodie, Cal.) George C. Pratt
secretary, 26 Nevada Block
White Cyrus J., painter, r. NW cor J and Twenty-
third Av, South S. F.
White Daniel, bricklayer, r. 51 Stevenson
While Daniel, captain schr T. Alonzo, Jackson St.
Wharf
White David G., carpenter, r. 234 O'Farrell
White David L., laborer, r. 2006 Polk
White David W., local agent Imperial, London, North-
ern, and Queen Insurance Cos., 317 California, r.
513 Guerrero
White Delia, widow, r. 715Natoma, rear
White Dennis, laborer, r. 5 Geneva
White Douglass, special policeman, r. 1620 Devisa-
dero
White Douglass Mrs., bakery and oyster saloon, 1620
Devisadero
White E. Miss, assistant Tehama Primary School, r.
351 First
White Edith Miss, retoucher Jefi'ers, Wells & Eipps,
r. 2336 Mission
White Edmond, clerk stationery dept Central Pac.RB.,
r. 156 Perry
White Ed^varcl P., proptr La Graude Laundry,
Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom, office 648
Market, r. 210 Thirteenth
White Edwin, seaman, r. 817 Montgomery
White Eliza, widow, r. 1603M Eddy
White Elizabeth, widow, r..l809 Jessie
White Ella K. Mrs., r. 1110^ Hyde
White E. O., student Barnard's Business College, r.
304 Eighteenth
White Ernest E., clerk Fire Assn of Philadelphia, r.
629 O'Farrell
White Eugeue, laborer Golden City Chemical Works,
r. cor Fifth and Perry
White Fantine, special policeman, r. 318 Ivy Av
White Frank, r. 411 Fifth
White Frank, painter Giovanni B. De Ferrari, r. Mont-
gomery, bet Vallejo and Broadway
White Franklin T., machinehand California Mills, r.
1141 Folsom
White Frederick, contractor nightwork, 316 Dupont,
r. S s Vandewater, nr Mason
White Frederick, cook, r. 509 Washington
White Frederick H., driver La Grande Laundry, W s
Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
White Frederick P., cax)tain Pacific Mail SS. South
Carolina
White Frederick W., painter Basler & Jewell, r. Park
Hotel
White George, r. 520 Folsom
White George, carpenter, r. 69 Natoma
White George, drayman D. L. Farnsworth, r. 562 Stev.
White George, foreman Chase &: Wolflf
White George, laborer Bav Soap and Candle Works, r.
Tenth Av, bet O and P, South S. F.
White George, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r. 216
Grove
White George, waiter Melchior Pieper. r. 280 Minna
White George .Jr., r. 520 Folsom
White George A., bookkeeper White & Price, r. Oak-
laud
White George C, drayman, NE cor Montgomery and
Jackson, r. 732 Vallejo
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White George D., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
312 Mason
White George G., engraver Ackerman Brothers, r. 119
Thirteenth
White George L., box clerk Post Office, r. 817 Mission
White George W., r. 512 Stevenson
White George W., proptr White's Rotary Furnace and
Pulverizer, 217 Fremont, r. 520 Folsom
White Gilbert, laborer, r. 13 Pacific
White Harlow H., messenger Custom House, r. 626
Cupp
White Hazen, laborer freight dept Central Pacific ER.,
r. Terminal Hotel
White Henry, painter, r. 737 Market
White Henry, manuf hats and caps, 614 and 616
Commercial, and 335 Kearny
White Henry, seaman, r. 405 Main
White Henry C, carpenter, r. 211 Folsom
White Heury L., r. 13 Third
White Horace F., commission merchant, 123 Clay, r.
13 Park Av
Wliite Houae, J. W. Davidson & Co. proptrs, NW
cor Kearny and Post
White Houiie Hotel, R. Coin & Co. proptrs, 420
Jackson
White House Hotel, Rasmus Rasmussen proptr, N B
Sierra, bet Maryland and Louisiana
White Howard K., captain tug Donald, r. 128 Second
White Isaac K., manuf cigars, 221 Sacramento, r.
1214 Mission
White Jacob, conductor N. B. and Mission RR., r. 784
Folsom
White Jacob, cook, r. 320 Fifth
White Jacob, machinist, r. 206 Third
White Jacob W., clerk White Brothers, r. 219 Shotwell
White J. G.. merchant, r. 1104 Market
White James (W. A. Asmussen & Co.) r. 498 Eighth
White James, laborer, r. 518 Stevenson, rear
White James, laborer, r. 602 Seventh, rear
White James, laborer Presidio Reservation
White James, teamster J. Morton .t Co., r. 525 Bran.
White James A., clerk Jerome Lincoln, 116 Leides-
dorff. r. 424 Bryant
White James B., mill contractor, 330 Pine, room 26,
r. 917 Eddy
White James i\, foreman Neville & Co., r. Oakland
White James H., r. 2728 Folsom
White James H., steward stmr Yosemite, r. 911 Val-
lejo
White James M., broker, r. 1233 Pacific
White .Tames T. (James T. White & Co.) r. 810 Twen-
tieth
White James T. Si Co. (.Tames T. White)
agency D. Appleton & Co., of New York, 107 Mont-
gomery
White James W. (White Brothers) r. 219 Shotwell
White Jiimes W., confectioner D. Hirschfeld, r. 112
Welsh
White James W., driver Market St. RR., r. 1430 Turk
White James W., laundryman, r. 210 M Thirteenth
White J. Lloyd, salesman Keane Brothers, r. 236
Sutter
White John, r. 36 Clay
W^hite John, business manager Morning Call, 525
Montgomery, r. 1807 Stockton
White John, real-estate, r. NW cor Pacific Av and
Gough
White John, laborer, r. 19^ Gilbert
White John, laborer, r. »19 Stockton
White John, laborer, r. SV s California Av, bet Vir-
ginia and Esmeralda Avs, B. H.
White John, laborer Superintendent of Streets
White John, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 206
Third
White John, mate schr Elvenia, Larue's Wharf
White John, night inspector Custom House, r. 1
Hubbard
White John, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
White John, seaman schr H. Bendel, Howard St.
Wharf
White John, shlppainter, r. 252 Brannan
White John C, capitalist, -r. 424 Bryant
White John C, chemist William D. Johnston, r. 732
Shotwell
White John O., r. 122 Taylor
White John J., shoemaker Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. SW cor Vlcksburg and Eliza-
beth
White John L., rougher Pac. Rolling Mill, r. White
House Hotel
White John W., markets, 537 Fourth, and NW cor
Clay and Mason, r. 1107 Mason
White Joseph, deckhand stmr Alexander Duncan,
Harrison St. Wharf
White Joseph, laborer Presidio Reservation
White Joseph, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
White Josephine, widow, r. 1053 Harrison
White J. R., r. 1910 Broadway
White Julia Miss, teacher music, r. 1104 Market
White Julia E. Mr8.,r. 117 Thirteenth
White K. A., clerk freight dept Central Pac. RR., r.
1122 Shotwell
White L. E., lumber and railroad ties, 15 Steuart, r. 19
Second Av
White Lead Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) William H.
Watson secretary, 302 Montgomery, room 6
White Leslie C. , painter, r. 862 Mission
White Louis, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
White Louis C, clerk Central Pac. RR., r. 21 Taylor
White Liovell, cashier and secretary S. F. Savings
Union, 532 California, r. The Baldwin
White Lowell C, clerk, r. 1516 California
White Luke, laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.,
r. 417 Fifth
White Lynes B., solicitor, r. 436 Green
White Margaret, domestic 915 Geary
White Margaret, domestic 1019 Sutter
White Margaret, widow, r. 1009 Stevenson
White Margaret E., widow, r. 629 O'Farrell
White Maria, widow, r. 2235 Mission
White Maria L., widow, r. 828 California
White Mary, widow, r. 1423 California
White Mary, domestic 1352 Post
White Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 108 Seventh
White Mary Mrs.,r. 531 Mission
White Mary E., widow, r. 28 Dorland
White Matthew, bootmaker, 609 Commercial, r. 334
Union
White Matthew, hackdriver, r. 2 Washington
White Mercy, widow, varieties, 445 Ninth
White M. H. Mrs., assistant Eighth St. Grammar
School, r. 321 Eddy
White Michael, expressman, S s California, bet Spring
and Kearny, r. 1230 York
White Michael, stonecutter new City Hall
White Michael P., laundryman La Grande Laundry,
r. 210 Thirteenth
White Nellie Miss, r. 207 Minna
White Nellie Miss, bookfolder John B. Mclntyre, r.
334 Union
White Orrin E., contractor, r. 136 Dolores
White P. A., porter stmr Yosemite
White Patrick, r. 411 Fifth
White Patrick, bricklayer, r. 16 Pfeiffer, rear
White Patrick, fireman stmr El Capitan, Oakland
Ferrv, r. 36 Sacramento
White Patrick, laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.,
r. 30 Natoma
White Patrick, teamster Nicholas Blchard, r. 19 How-
ard
White Patrick, upholsterer, r. W s Otsego, nr Indus-
trial School
W^hite Patrich J., president Western Fire and
Marine Insurance Co. of California, 409 Califor-
nia, r. 2315 Bush
White Peter (White Brothers) r. Alameda
White Peter, miner, r. 547 Mission
White Peter, seaman SS. Newbern, Folsom St.Wharf
White Philip, r. 609 Pine
White R., teacher, r. .565 Bryant
White Richard, blacksmith Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 224
Third
White Richard, salesman Henry White, r. 335 Kearny
White Richard Mrs., crockery and glassware, 224
Third
White Richard A., speculator, r. 2716 Howard
White Richard E. (J. J. McDonnell & Co.) r. 400
Hayes
White Robert, seaman, r. 131 Folsom
W^hite Robert, treasurer S. F. News Co., 413 Wash-
ington, r. 1613 Fillmore
White Robert F., salesman Wangenheim. Sternheim
& Co., 127 Sansome
White Robert H., draftsman Curlett k Eisen, r. 36
Welsh
White Russell, captain Underwriters' Fire Patrol,
SW cor Stevenson and Ecker, r. 55 Second
White Samuel, brassflnisher, r. 832 Howard
White Samuel A., millhand Horace Davis * Co.. r. 9
Howard Court
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White 8. 0. Mrs., widow, physician, office and r. 2217
Larkin
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agent, c;M: Market
White Silas A., principal Valencia St. Grammar
School, r. 622 Twenty-third
Wliite Star SteanisUip Line (New York to Liv-
erpool) J. F. Fugazi agent, 5 Montgomery Av
White Susan, widow, r. 211 Folsom
White T. B., vice ijrincipal Waehington Grammar
School, r. 905 Market
White TUomaB, bartender William A. Hughes, r. Coso
House
White Thomas, cabinman stmr Yosemite, Market St.
White Thomas, contractor, r. 45 Minna
White Thomas, laborer, r. 54 Sacramento
White Thomas, laborer, r. 1411 Baker
White Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s Ten-
nessee, bet Solano and Mariposa
White Thomas, liquor saloon, 217 Pacific
White Thomas, miner, r. 53 Everett
White Thomas, porter L. Dinkelspjel & Co., r. SWcor
Lisbon and Russian Av
White Thomas, porter Central Pac. RR. Co.'s steam-
ers, r. 30 Sacramento
White Thomas, seaman, r. 238 Stenart
White Thomas, shoemaker, 35 Pacific
White Thomas, stairbuilder Dennis J. Hurley, r. 105
San Jose Av
White Thomas A., mining secretary, 113 Leidesdorflf,
r. 534 Bush
White Thomas H., doorkeeper U. S. Mint, r. 626 Capp
White Timothy, boilermaker, r. 616 Linden Av
White Tract Homestead Association of Vallejo, J. M.
Buffington secretary, 309 California, room 4
White U. H., stock clerk Crocker & Suydam. r. 620
Pine
White Walter, clerk West Coast Furniture Co., r. 445
Ninth
White William, r. 930 Montgomery
White William, actor Bella Union Theater, r. 20
Jessie
White William, assistant Boys' High School, r. 304
Eighteenth
White William, bedmaker Overland House
White William, blacksmith Andresen Brothers, r. 226
Washington
White William, carpenter Moore h Wilkie, r. 422 Sec-
ond
White William, clerk 8. F. News Co., r. 1805 Mason
White William, fireman Pacific Mail 88. City of New
York
White William, liquor saloon, S 8 Central Road, nr
Golden Gate Park
White William, machinist, r. 1162}^ Market
White William, ornamental wood carver, r. 445 Ninth
White William, plasterer, r. 1032 Market
WTiite William, seaman, r. 26 bteuart
White William, second engineer stmr Alice Garratt,
r. Stockton
White William, S. F. Shipcalkers' Assn, Barra's Hall
White William A., clerk, r. 325 Fremont
White William B., agent, r. Park Hotel
White William E., bookkeeper, r. 28 Dorland
TTbite William E. , collector, 318 California, room
17, r. 325 Fremont
White William F., bank Commissioner, 202 Sansome,
room 2, r. Brooklyn Hotel
White William F., clerk George T. Marye & Son, r.
14 J^ Harriet
White William H., r. 1235 Mission
White William H.(Allvne & White) 112 Front
White William H., with L. E.White, r. 19 Second Av
White William H. H., tentmaker Neville & Co., r. Oak-
land
White William J., seaman ship Solitaire, Beale St.
Wharf
White William M., mate bark J. W. Seaver, Mission
St.Wharf
White William T., seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
White William T., seaman, r. 238 8teuart
White Wilson (White & Co) r. Alameda
White Winnifred Miss, assistant Pine and Larkin St.
Primary School, r. 629 O'Farrell
White .'c Co. (Wilson White) merchandise brokers, 316
California
White & Price (A. A. Price and Wallace C. Price)
commission merchants, 320 Davis
White and Shiloh Consolidated Mining Co., D. A.
Jennings secretary, r. 401 California, room 4
White. See Wight, and Whyte
Whitehead Cyrus L., carpenter, r. San Job6 Av, fir
Twenty-ninth
Whitehead E., cook schr Edward Parker, Green St.
Wharf
Whitehead Edwin R., seaman, r. 409 Drumm
Whitehead Morris, salesman J. M. Moran & Co., r.
217^ Linden Av
Whitehead Samuel, cabinetmaker, r. 1611 Jones
Whitehead Samuel B. (Killip & Co.) r. 1611 Jones
Whitehead Sophia Mrs., r . 3 Delaware Court
Whitehead William C. clerk, r. 1324 Pine
Whitehill Alexander R., teacher University Mound
College
WhitehoflE., laborer Pacific Mail SS.Co.
Whitehouse Samuel, mining, r. 812 California
Whitehurht Henry, cook, r. W s Sanchez, bet Army
and Twenty-seventh
Whitehurst John, blacksmith, r. W s Sanchez, bt t
Army and Twenty-seventh
Whitehurst Thomas, blacksmith, r. W s Sanchez, 1j'
Army and Twenty-seventh
W^hitelaw Thomas P. H., ship chandlery, and
new and second hand machinery, and proptr
Continental Warehouse, foot Second, and ownt r
stmr Thomas A. Whitelaw, r. 401 Bryant
Whitely T. & Co. (Thomas Whitely) stockbrokei
314 Montgomery, room 1
Whitely Thomas (T. Whitely & Co.) r. 2310 Cal.
Whitely Thomas J., commercial traveler, r. 923 D
lores
Whitely William H., Custom House attorney Central
Pac. RR., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 2'.
r. 120 Sixth
Whlteman Alexander J., teamster, r. 46 Crocker
Whiteman Frank B., cigarmaker John S. Bowman &
Co., r. 1433 Steiner
Whiteman. See Whitman, AVightman, and Wittman
Whiteside Alexander, porter Cartan, McCarthy & Co.,
r. W s Chattanooga, bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
Whiteside Henry, junkdealer, Meiggs Wharf
Whiteside James, engineer Pac. Power Co., r. '.ilG
Leavenworth
Whiteside James H., pressman Winterburn & Co., r.
919 Sacramento
Whitesides Nina, widow, r. 338 Thirteenth
Whitfield Charles H., clerk Robert F. Morrow, r. 2
Wetmore PI
Whitfield Frances, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Whitfield Joseph, seaman Pacific Mail SS. China
Whitfield Martha, widow, r. lOOProsipect PI
Whitfield Nathan B., civil enginer,,r. 10 Willow Av
Whitfield Thomas M., engineer Sutter St. RR., r. 38
Austin
Whitfield Wilbc-rt J., clerk International Hotel
Whitfield William, cook barkentine Ella, Mission
St.Wharf
Whitfield William, machinist, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Whitham John H., bookkeeper, r. 127 Bay
Whitham Matthew, carpenter Herman Granz, r. 2726
Folsom
Whiting—, r. 25}^ Sixth
Whiting — , 322 Fremont
Whiting Ann Mrs., r. 1504 Franklin
Whiting Ann Mrs., r. 2720 Folsom
Whiting Charles E., compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
1005 Washington
Whiting Enoch, street contractor, r. 48 Tehama
Whiting George W., student Heald's Business Colfege
Whiting George W., tanner, r. 6 Pollard PI
Whiting Henry, clerk land dept Southern Pac. RR.,
r. 9 Guerrero
Whiting Henry H., bookkeeper Bullock & Jones, r.
209 Turk
Whiting Henry W., clerk auditor Market St. RR.,r.
2110 Jackson
Whitinjr James W. (Sherman, Hvde & Co.) and
city agent Phoenix Insvirauce Co. of Hartford, and
Home Insurance Co. of New York, 323 California,
r. 720 Franklin
Whiting John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 366 N»-
toma
Whiting Josephine Mrs., telegraph operator, r. Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Whiting Laura Miss, r. 2 Essex PI
Whiting M. 8. (M. S. Whiting & Co.) r. Overland
Hou(.e
Whiting M. S. & Co; (M. S. Whiting) publishers and
proptrs WMne Dealers Gazette, 722 Montgomery
SAK FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES
Office, 33 Geary St.
J. MACDONOUGH,
CUMBERLAND, LEHIGH ANJD ENGLISH FOUNDRY COKE,
41 Marlcet Street, corner Spear.
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Whiting Ruggles, miller, r. 1514 Broadway
WLitiug Sarah W., widow, r. 2007 Mason
■Whiting Thomas, collector N. P. Ferine, r. 918 Folsom
Whiting William L., carpenter, r. 11 Laskie
Whiting W. J., farmer, r. 632 Market
Whiting's Building, SE cor Sansome and Pine
Whitke C, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Whitley Henry B., cook Jacob H. Ahrens, r. SW cor
Davis and Clay
Whitlock George W., day watchman paymaster Cen-
tral Pac. RR., r. 320 Third
Whitman George, butcher M. Brandenstein & Co., r.
Tenth Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Whitman George, tinsm'ith, r. 1055 Market
Whitman James T., longshoreman, r. 304 Fremont
Whitman Joseph H., bookkeeper Wellman, Peck*
Co., r. 206 Kearny
Whitman Russell, salesman J. C. Johnson & Co., r.
Oakland
Whitman S. P., real-estate, loan and general
business agent, 302 Montgomery, room 47, Tele-
graph Building, r. 1230 Mission
Whitman. See Whitemau, Wightman and WIttman
Whitmarsh Peter B., bootmaker, r. 12 Boyd
Whitmore Daniel W., physician, ofllce and r. 628
Webster
Whitmore Eben W., carpenter new U. S. Appraiser's
Building, r. 32 Ellis
Whitmore Enoch, carriagemaker, 1507 Polk, r. 1920
Union
Whitmore James, milk ranch, N s McAllister, bet
Baker and Lott
Whitmore John H., office 509 California, r. NE cor
Fillmore and Pixley
Whitmore Josephine Miss, dressmaker, r. NE cor
Fillmore and Pixley
Whitmore J. W., carpenter Southern Pac. RR., r.
Hancock House
Whitmore Mariaii Mrs., stewardess Pacific Mail SS.
Dakota
Whitmore Martin V., coachman A. J. Pope, r. 542 i^
Folsom
Whitmore Simon H., proptr El Dorado House, NE cor
Fillmore and Pixley
Whitmore Wallace L., salesman Fechheimer, Good-
kind & Co., r. 1222 Mission
WUitney A. & Sons, Car Wheel Manuf. Co.,
Williams, Dimond & Co. agents, 202 Market
Whitney Abbott L., collector and general business
agent, 325 Montgomery, r. 715 Nineteenth
Whitney Alvin P. (Brigham, Whitney & Co.) r. Peta-
luiua
Whitney C. A. Mrs., r. 218 Eddy
Whitney Calvin E., salesman Brigham, Whitney &
Co., r. 322 Ellis
Whitney Casper W., clerk Whitney & Marshall, r. 222
McAllister
Whitney Charles, merchant, r. 322 Ellis
Whitney Charles, salesman Wilmerding & Co., r. 539
Calit'ornia
Whitney Charles, watchman Pac. Mall SS.Colima
Whitney Charles, with Wilmerding & Co., r. 539 Cal.
Whitney Charles W. (Whitney & Marshall) r. NW cor
Pacific and Octavia
Whitney Edgar B., clerk Redington & Co., r. Oakland
Whitney Edward P., clerk Easton & Co., r. 1509 Wash.
Whitney E. F., workman coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r.
Oakland
Whitney Frahcis L. (Whitney & Webster) r. 22 Glen
Whitney Frank L., actor Bella Union Theatre, r. In-
ternational Hotel
Whitney Frank R., brakeman Southern Pac. RR., r.
1316 Harrison
Whitney Franklin E. R., supt vaults Safe Deposit
Co., r. 634 Sutter
Whitney George, r. 923 Tyler
Whitney George H., stevedore. Pier 10 Steuart, r. E 8
Bartlett, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Whitney H. B., bookkeeper, r. Ahlborn House
Whitney James, bookkeeper Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 33 Kearny
Whitney Jantea D., physician and surgeon, 204
Sutter, r. Lick House
Whitney James G., real-estate, r. 22 Bond
Whitney James O. (E. H. Jones & Co.) r. 1325 Tyler
Whitney James P., physician and surgeon, 204
Sutter, r. 1007 Sutter
Whitney J. Henry, iron merchant, r. 222 McAllister
Whitney J. J., r. 222M Fourth
Whitney John R. (J. R. Whitney & Co.) r. San Jo86
Whitney John T. (Barber & Whitney, and Barber,
Whitney, Bullen & Co.) r. 141 Fifth
W^hitney J. R. «& Co. (John R. Whitney) com-
mission merchants, 612 Clay
Whitney N. S., laborer, r. 1316 Harrison
Whitney O. M., contractor, r. 9 Bluxome
Whitney Pliny M., clerk Assessor's Office, r.232 Sutter
Whitney Rosa B., adjuster coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r.
823Poft
Whitney Sarah A., widow, r. 823 Post
Whitney Sumner (Sumner Whitney & Co.) r. 113 Page
Whitney Sumner «& Co. (Sumner Whitney and
James Has Brouck)law book publishers, 613 Clay
Whitney T. A., major U. S. A., r. The Baldwin
Whitney Thomas, coachman, r. 507 Harrlsor
Whitney William, captain schr Twilight, Main St.
Whitney William M., clerk, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
W^hitney & Co's Express, James A. Salts, Max
Popper, and Maier Cahn proptrs, Oakland, Brook-
lyn, Alameda, Temescal and 8. F. Express, 3 and
5 Commercial
Whitney & Marshall (Charles W. Whitney and
John Mar.shall) successors to Glasgow Iron and
Metal Importing Co., importers iron, steel, etc.,
22 and 24 Fremont
Whitney «& W^ehster (Francis L. Whitney and
Frederick R. Webster) wool warehouse, Town-
send, bet Fifth and Sixth
Whittaker Ellen, domestic 1138 Sutter
Whit taker. See Whitaker
Whittam Matthew, carpenter, r. 2726 Folsom ■~- — -'
■RTiittell A. P., oculist and aurlst, office and r. 703
Market
Whittell George F., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. 1221 Jones
Whittell Hugh, r. Occidental Hotel
Whittell. See Whittle .
Whlttemore D. H. (Whittemore & McKee) r. San Ra-
fael
Whittemore F. W., surgeon Pacific Mail SS. China
Whittemore Henry C. clerk collector U.S. Internal
Revenue, r. 2323 M Pine
Whittemore J. B., architect, r. 31 Eddy
Whittemore Mary L., widow, adjuster coiner's dept
U. S. Mint, r. 24 M Langton
W^hittemore Patent Chimney The, W. E.
Stevens proptr, NE cor Market and Larkin
Whittemore & McKee (D. H. Whittemore and
Ossian H. McKee) attorneys at law, 2 and 3 S. F.
Stock Exchange Building
Whitten George, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W 8
Iowa, bet Solano and Butte
Whitten Horatio H., reporter R. G. Dun & Co.,r. Oak-
land
Whitten James, bellman Lick House
Whitten Robert C, carpenter new U. S. Appraiser's
Building, r. 15 »^ Sumner
Whitten Winfield S., teamster 8. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 4 Liberty
Whitten Zachary T., shipping clerk S. F. and Pac.
Glass Works, r. 567 Bryant
Whittenton Samuel H., coachman Theodore H. Allen,
712 Greenwich
Whittier Charles (Bocarde & Whittier) r. 608 Third
Whittier, Fuller «k Co. (W. Frank Whittier,
William P. Fuller. James Duffy, and David
Bavekes) proptrs Pacific Rubber Paint Co., 228
and 230 Beale, and importers and wholesale paints,
oils, glass, etc., and manufs mirrors, 8W cor Front
and Piue
Whitiier James E.,asphaltum worKer ,619 Sacramento,
and 803 Brannan, r. 438 Seventh
Whittier W. Frank (Whittier, Fuller & Co.) r. SW cor
Howard and Twentieth
Whittle Albert M., clerk S. F. Savings Union, r. W a
Sherman, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Whittle Deering, porter James De Fremery & Co., r.
W s Sherman, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Whittle James, grainer Charles Schofield,r. 251 Third
Whittle James, seaman Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Whittle Robert, capitalist, office 302 Montgomery,
room 10, r. Oregon
Whittle Robert, policeman City Hall, r. 7 J4 Downey
Whittle. See Whittell
Whittley John H., real-estate, r. 219 Sixteenth
Whittock William H., fancy goods, etc., cor Twelfth
and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Whitton Charles F., shorthand reporter, 234 Bush, r.
Berkeley
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Whittoii James H., millband South Point Mills, r.
Fourth, nr Berry
Whitton J. S., r.501 Geary
Whitton Thomas, \ratcbman George C. Bode, r. E e
Sau Bruno Road, nr County Line
Whitton William J., collector Grangers' Bank of Cali-
fornia, r. 1'212 Jackson
WHITWELL WILLIAM S. JR., p....o,„
and surgeon, office and r. 703 Market
Whitworth Ella, lacemaker 8. Bauer, r. 327 Mont. Av
Whitworth John M. (York & Whitworth) attorney at
law, 120 Sutter, r. 19 Ellis
Whitworth Lawrence, r. 115 Stockton
Whitty James H., compositor Examiner, r. 616 Filbert
Wholesale Liquor Dealers' Association, 123 California,
room 36
i Whyte John P., carpenter and builder, 614 California,
I r. 206 Fell
Whyte John S. G., marker S. F. Laundry, Eddy, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Whyte Malcolm C, molder Hayes Valley Brass Works,
r. 121 Shotwell
Whyte Mary J., domestic 921 O'Farrell
Whyte Neil C, engineer Pac. Iron Works, r. 121 Shot-
well
Whyte Thomas, salesman Curtis, Dixon & Co., r. 309
Third
Whytlaw John N., commission agent,9 Geary.room 23
Wiar Thomas, pork butcher Michelssen, Brown & Co.,
r. 212 Clara
Wibbing Frederick, seaman, r. 420 Drumm
Wibel Agnes Mrs., widow, r. 1910 Mission
Wible Thomas B., cofifee saloon, 3 First, r. 407 Minna
Wichelhauseu Louis, insurance agent, r. 33 Sixth
Wicheln John, packer, r. 1017 Battery
Wichman Brothers (Peter and George) candy manufs,
754 Market
Wichman George (Wichman Brothers) r. 919 Filbert
Wichman Henry P. (Wichman & Lutgen) r. 2645 Mis-
sion
Wichman Peter (Wichman Brothers) r. 919 Filbert
Wichman di liuitgen (Henry P. Wichman and
John Lutgen) importers and dealers wines and
liquors, 321 Clay
Wichmann Christine, teacher music, r. 730 Union
Wichmann Paul, clerk Henry Balzer & Co., r. 222 Post
Wichmann. See Wichman and Wickman
Wichrowski Albert, tailor, 603 Turk
Wichrowski Thaddeus. harnessmaker, r. 603 Turk
Wick Orloflf, laborer, r. 434 Seventh
Wicke August, porter, r. 491 Brannan
Wickenhauser Frederick, carpenter, r. 3 Chatham PI
Wicker Augustus, lumberman, r. 5 Haggin
Wicker Frederick W., salesman D. Samuels, r. 313 H
Ellis
Wicker Henry J., bookkeeper Kutner & Goldstein, r.
969 Howard
Wicker Hermann E. .traveling agent Kullman & Armer,
r. 742 Fourth
Wickersham Frank, student, r. 320 Ellis
Wickersham William H., contractor, r. 1125 York
Wickert Emile, baker, r. 121 Fourth
Wlckertsheimer Frederick, tailor Hermann Nolte, r.
520 Powell
Wicltes Alfred M., cashier Grand Hotel, r. 917
Valencia
Wlckes George, driver Sutter St. ER., r. 120 Wildey
Wickholm John, blacksmith David R. Coleman, r.
1016 Montgomery
Wickland A., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Wickland C, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Wickman Amelia, domestic 1214 Leavenworth
Wickman Emma H. Miss, teacher St. Joseph's Gram-
mar School, r. 619 Fell
Wickman J. Frederick, bookkeeper John F. English,
r. 619 Fell
Wickman Margaret widow, r. 619 Fell
Wickman Robert, seaman schr Daisy Rowe, r. NW cor
Mission and Steuart
Wickman Theodore, cook Hans W. Bruhns
Wickoff George, fireman Pacific Mail SS. China
Wickofif. See Wyckofi'
Wicks C, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Wicks Charles, carpenter Dominique Small
Wicks. See Weeks
W^ickson Edward J., editor Pacific Rural Press, 414
Clay, r. Berkeley
Wickson George G., salesman Frank Brothers, r. 311
Stockton
Wickstrom C, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Wickware George C. capitalist, r. Grand Hotel
Widber Frank H., clerk Neustadter Brothers, r. 213
Eddy
Widber Jacob, inside foreman Public School Dept, r.
188 Eddy
Widber James H., apothecary and chemist, 8W
cor Market and Third, r. 213 Eddy
Widder Gos\vin, civil engineer, r. 3 Medau PI
Widding George, longshoreman, r. 11 Liberty
Wideman Joseph, assistant North Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, r. 2518 Webster
Wider Carl F., cooper Philadelphia Brewery, r. 3i
Mary
Widman Herman G., butcher, r. Twelfth Av, bet P
and Q, South S. F.
Widmau William H., mining secretary, 331
Montgomery, room 27, r. 1609}$ Dupont
Widmann Ferdinand, porter Yates & Co., r. 1527 Du-
pont
Widmauu Theodore, mining secretary, 404 Montgom-
ery, r. SW cor Powell and Sacramento
Widmer Gottlieb, bakery, NE cor Vallejo and Stock.
Widmer Henry, employee Eureka Malt House
Widmer Henry, leader orchestra Baldwin Theater, r.
48 St. Anus Building
Wiebalk Nicholas, groceries and liquors, SW cor Polk
and Bush, r. 1403 Bush
Wiebe William (Wiebe & Strehl) r. 7 Cottage PI
Wiebe & Strehl (William Wiebe and Phillip Strehl)
barbers, 28 Stockton and 4 Morton
Wieboldt Brotliers (Peter and Henry W.) groce-
ries and liquors, NW cor Valencia and Twentieth
Wieboldt Henry W. (Wieboldt Brothers, and Leydecker
& Wieboldt) r. 564 >s Natoma
Wieboldt Peter (Wieboldt Brothers) r. NW cor Valen-
cia and Twentieth
Wiebusch Henry, clerk M. D. Meyer, r. 901 Wash.
Wieck Adolph, laborer Union Soap Factory, r. 8 a
Juniper, bet Folsom and Harrison
Wiedemaa Frederick, saloonkeeper, r. 814 Mont.
Wiedeman John, cooper David Woerner, r. 510 Bryant
Wiederman Frederick, molder, r. 4 Lawrence PI
Wiedero Henry, salesman Abraham Levingston, r.2H
Seventh
Wiedero Loiiisa, widow, r. 211 Seventh •
Wieding August, bartender, r. 1011 Battery
Wiedmau F., molder Risdon I. and L. Works
Wlegand Eageue, publisher, 518 Clay, r. 1910
Mason
Wiegand Henry, r. ffi'SH Clementina
Wiegand J. H., cook Pacific Mail 8S. City of Chester
Wiegand Richard, painter Sanford M. Hills, r. Wildey,
bet Stanyan and Fillmore
Wiegand. See Weigand and Weygand
Weigmann Henry F., clerk Dangers Brothers, r. NW
cor Post and Laguua
Wiegmann M., tinsmith, r. 214 Fillmore
Wiegner John, carpenter, r. Oak, bet Scott and Devts-
adero
Wiehmans Annie, domeitic 1130 Eddy
Wielaud Adolph F., bookkeeper Philadelphia Brew-
ery, r. 236 Second
Wielaiid Brothers (John and Frederick) import-
ers, commission merchants, and dealers provi-
sions, butter, cheese, etc., 326 and 328 Front
Wieland Frank, teamster, r. 40 Euss
Wieland Frederick (Wieland Brothers) r. 1513 Post
Wieland Frederick L., engineer Philadelphia Brew-
ery, r. 109 Tehama
Wieland H., teamster Superintendent of Streets
Wieland Herman W., brewer Philadelphia Brewery,
r. 236 Second
Wieland John (Wieland Brothers) r. 824 Turk
Wielaud John, proptr Philadelphia Brewery, 228-
240 Second, r. 236 Second
Wieland John Henry, clerk JPhiladelphia Brewery, r.
236 Second
Wieland Walter W., second officer SS. Senator, Broad-
way Wharf
Wieland. See Wheeland
Wielder John, tinsmith, r. 3 Kohler PI
Wielderman J.W., seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Wieman Charles, liquor saloon, 65 Fourth, r. 315
Stevenson
Wiemar John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 7J4
McLea Court
Wiemeyer Frank, framejolner Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
134 Fourth
Wiener , r. 121 O'Farrell
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Wiener Asrou, bookkeeiier, r. 138 Perry
Wiener Aarun.cigarmBker, r. 333 Turk
-Wiener Adolph, salesman Selig & Newman, r. 2236
Bush
Wiener Daniel, peddler, r. 736 Vallejo
Wiener Edward O., office Jackson St. Wharf, r. Nu-
cleus House
Wiener Garten, Charles Bieck & Co. proptrs,
NW cor Sutter and Stockton
Wiener Henrietta Mrs., bakery, 225 Fifth
Wiener Henry, clerk, r. 1357 Post
Wiener Isaac, r. 225 Fifth
Wiener John, laborer A. Waldstein, r. 948>i Folsom
Wiener Joseph, glazier, r. 229 Pacific
Wiener M., tailor, r. 17 John
Wiener Michael, tailor, r. 736 Vallejo
Wiener Michael Jr., clerk, r. 736 Vallejo
Wiener Morris H., books and stationery, 334 Sixth
Wiener S. Mrs., r. 1616 Sacramento
Wiener Simon, cigarmaker, r. 1217 Pacific
Wiener. See Weiner
Wieners Amelia Miss, shoefitter S. W. Bosenstock &
Co., r. 234 Bitch
Wieners Annie, widow, r. 234 Bitch
Wieners Anuie Miss, milliner, r. 234 Bitch
Wieners Bernard H., butcher F. A. Seuiert, r. 488
Eighth
Wlenholz Nicholas, liquor saloon, NE cor Main and
Bryant
Wier John, baker SS. Ancon, Broadway Wharf
Wier Theo., salesman Elsen Brothers, r. 12 Stevenson
Wier. See Weir
Wiese Charles (Wiese & Wagner) r. 26 Sacramento
Wiese Clemens E., frescopainter, r. 1422 Broadway
Wiese Frederick, captain schr Mary Gredwig, r. 20
Frederick
Wieee Frederick, musician, r. 922 Twentieth
Wiese Fiitz, coachman N. Van Bergen, r. 834 Post
Wiese George H., laborer, r. SW cor Day and Church
Wiese George B., carpenter, r. 8 Adair
Wiese Hermann, porter J. B. Gates & Co., r. 1113
Clay
Wiese John (Blekels & Wiese) r. 529 Valencia
Wiese Peter, laborer, r. 917 Natoma
Wiese & Wajpier (Charles Wiese and Gottfried
Wagu^) proptrs New North German Hotel, 26
Sacramento
Wiese. See Weis, Weise, and Weiss
Wiesel Charles, r. 322 Bitch
Wieseler Josex)h, nurse German Hospital
Wiesenbach August W., cook, r. 423 Bush
Wiesenden Lizzie, domestic 1824 Poet
Wieseij haven Louis, manuf ruches and rufiUng, 1621
Polk
Wiesenhutter Max, waiter The Windsor
Wiesler Joseph, laborer Cal. Sugar Befinery, r. NW
cor Bryant and Eighth
Wiessel Charles, Lumbermens' Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomerj'
Wiessner John, papercarrier, r. 17 Elliot Park
Wiessner William, waiter Emil A. Engelberg, r. 348
Third
Wiester William H. (Wiester & Co.) r. 2235 J5 Howard
W^iester 6i Co. (William H. Wiester and Warren B.
Ewer) useful inventions. 17 New Montgomery,
Grand Hotel
Wigfall Dempsey, laborer Palace Hotel
Wigg M. A., stewardess Pacific Mail SS. China
Wigger Henri, German law office, 240 Montgomery.
room 9, r. 635 Sutter
Wigger Mary, widow, furnished rooms, 1 Park Av
Wiggett Henry (Wiggett & Lupton) r. 322 Brannan
Wiggett James, conductor Hayes Valley branch Mar-
ket St. RB.
Wiggett Martha, laundress, r. 1332 Washington
Wiggett & Lupton (Henry Wiggett and Charles B.
Lupton) Pioneer Soda Works, 322 Brannsn
Wiggin A. D., r. 214 O'Farrell
Wiggin Charles H., brakeman Southern Pac. BB., r.
821 Howard
Wiggin Edward P., r. 120 Ellis
Wiggin Lettice M. Mrs., widow, r. 1610 Jones
Wiggin William K., painter Thomas Downing, r. 725
Union
Wiggin W. D. F., clerk 0. James King of William &
Co., r. 322 Bartlett
Wiggins Henry, bartender, r. 220 O'Farrell
Wiggins James F., clerk H. H. Scott k Co.,r. 46 South
Park
Wiggins Bichard, painter, r. 123 Wildey
Wiggins William H., engineer, r. 628 !< Minna
Wiggins William H. Jr., law student William A.
Plunkett, r. (>2Sii Minna
Wiggins William W., attorney at law, r. 46 South
Park
Wiggs Willard, carpenter, r. 707 Montgomery Av
Wigholm John August, blacksmith, r. 1022 Mont.
Wight Stephen H., carriagemaker Weston & Sparks,
r. 2108 Polk
Wightman Alexander C, stockbroker, 419 California,
room 14, r. 311 Polk
Wightman Alfred G., butcher Hayden & O'Brien, r.
411 Fourth
Wightman Brothers (James and John Jr.) produce
commission, 117 Clay
Wightman Emma Mrs., r. 737 Howard
Wightman Horace, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Wightman James (Wightman Brothers) r. Alameda
Wightman John Jr. (Wightman Brothers) r. 611
Fell
Wightman William, clerk Biley, Osbourne, Maxwell
& Kiusey, r. Oakland
Wightman. See Whiteman, Whitman, and Wittman
Wigit Bernard, milker Davidson & Scharetg, r. NW
Pennsylvania Av and Sierra
Wigmore Alphonso A. (John Wigmore) r. 2203 Jones
Wigmore James, watchman Bank of CaIifornia,r. 11
Verba Buena
Wigmore John (John Wigmore) r. Boston, Mass.
Wigfniore John (John and Alphonso A. Wigmore)
cabinet woods and veneers, 129-135 Spear
Wihl Gustav (DieffenbacUer & Wihl) r. 51 Third
Wikman James O., mate schr Mary Buhne, Mission
St. Wharf
Wilbar Charles F., boxmaker, r. 6 Converse
Wilbur Henry C, boxmaker, r. 6 Converse
Wilbar James C, boxmaker, r. 0 Converse
Wilbar Marshall, carpenter and builder, r. 6 Con-
verse
Wilber James W., r. 623 California
Wilber John E. .waiter Donovan & O'Donnell, r. 1303
Polk
Wilber. See Wilbar and Wilbur
Wilberg Andrew J., barber Lampe Brothers, r. 106
Taylor
Wilberg Emma, domestic 822 Sutter
Wilberg Matilda, domestic 822 Sutter
Wilberg O. P., Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Market
Wilberg William, cigarmaker Henry Ehlitz, r. 6 Ful-
ton
Wilbert John S., cigars and tobacco, 418 Hayes
Wilbert M. L., blacksmith N. B. and Mission BB.
Wilbert Valentine, capitalist, r. 823 Post
Wilbirt John L.. dentist, 18 Third
Wilbur Edward D., conductor, r. 316 Fourth
Wilbur George B., bookkeeper, r. 5 Garden
Wilbur J. B., architect and builder, office and r. 137
Montgomery, room 54
Wilbur John, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. NW cor North Point and Larkin
Wilbur Joseph, tinsmith, r. 407 Pacific
Wilbur William, laborer, r. Pacific Lodging House
Wilbur. See Wilbar and Wilber
Wilbum Thomas J., miner, r. 1301 Sacramento
Wilbut William B., salesman Doane & Henshelwood,
r. Ahlborn House
Wilby Patrick, laborer, r. 3 King
Wilckins Louis, r. 1590 Bush
Wilcocks Benjamin, r. SW cor Montgomery and Bdwy.
Wilcomb N. G., hatter, r. 636 Commercial
Wilcox , widow, r. 1305 Ji Polk
Wilcox A. O., mining, r. St. David's House
Wilcox Edmund B., weigher E. Grinar & Co., r. 333
O'Farrell
Wilcox George, printer, r. 719 Market
Wilcox J. E., compositor Evening Bulletin
Wilcox Joseph, carpenter, r. 119 Welsh
Wilcox Laura Mrs., r. 1040h Mission
Wilcox Lizzie Mrs., bakery and stationery, 636 Geary
Wilcox Louisa E., widow, r. 1H0«> Mason
Wilcox M., seaman Pacitic Coast SS. Orizaba
Wilcox Maria, widow, r. 3J7 Fifth
Wilcox Ralston T., r. 1«06 Mason _„„ „,
Wilcox Bobert T., driver City BB.. r. 1460 Minna
Wilcox Silas, contractor, r. 506 lir<)ve
WUcox Willard J., manuf glue, Mfteenth Av, M
San Bruno Road, r. Fifteenth Av, bet P and Q,
Wilcox William, laborer, r. W s Jones, bet FtmoIsco
and Bay
WINDOW SHADES.
Manufacturer of fine WINDOW
SHADES for Private Resi-
dences, Stores, Offices, etc., etc.
G-EO.W. CLARK,
645 Market Street.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^hoi.ksai^ uau^^xuk^
1
Market and Front Str««ta«
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Wilcox William C, patentee Wllcox'a pumps, r. 919
Market
Wilcox William R., wool dealer, r. 233 O'Farrell
Wilcox. See Willcox
Wild Frederick, tinsmith W. S. Ray& Co., r. 526 Stev.
Wild Johu, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Wild Thomas (Eagles k Wild) r. 752FolBom
Wilde Daniel, asphaltumworker, r. NE cor Beach and
Baker
Wilde Emily, widow, r. 1001 California
Wilde Frank B., real-estate, 511 California, room 12,
r. Oakland
Wilde James M., merchandise broker, 405 Front, r.
1001 California
Wilde Johu 11., collector Pacific bt.Wharf , r. Oakland
Wilde. See Wild and Wylde
Wilder A. M. (Powers & Wilder) oculist, office and
r. 215 Geary
Wilder Charles B., house, sign and ship painter, 5
Spear, r. 22 Mission
Wilder Charles F., clerk Henry F. Marsh, r. 216 Eigh-
teenth
Wilder Charles J., freight auditor Central Pac. RR.,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 26, r. 923
Hyde
AVllder David, mining secretary, 328 Montgomery,
room 21, r. 906 Leavenworth
Wilder Edward F., driver Sutter St. RR., r. 38 Austin
Wilder Frank, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Wilder Frederick A., mining engineer, r. 807 Bush
Wilder Hiram, real-estate agent, r. 118 Post
Wilder James, lumberman, r. 40 Clarence PI
Wilder James C, clerk freight dept Central Pac. RB.,
r. 932 Pine
Wilder James W., artesian-wellborer, r. 136 Fifth
Wilder Johu, r. Columbia Hotel
Wilder Mary Mrs., r. 1G3 Ninth
Wilder Sarah, domestic 1217 Union
Wilder William A., clerk Winans, Belknap & Godoy,
r. 807 Kearny
Wilder William P., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
r. 163 Ninth
Wilder Winnie, widow, r. 1705 Sacramento
Wildermuth Julius, proptr Old Turn Verein Hall, 620
Bush
Wildes Allen, special policeman, r. 1410 California
Wildes Frank L., bookkeeper Frank F. Stoue, r. 628
Harrison
Wildes John H., chief draftsman U. S. Surveyor Gen-
eral's Office, r. 628 Harrison
Wildgans George, bootmaker John Sullivan, r. Green-
wich, bet Montgomery and Sansome
Wildman William, brassmolder S. F. Brass Works, r.
14 Tehama
Wildman William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Wildman Wilson, laborer, r. New Washington Hotel
Wlldt Gustav, clerk Degener & Co., r. 743 Pine
Wildt Valentine, brassfounder William T. Garratt, r.
317 Bush
Wile David, truckman Richards & Harrison, r. 1715
Sutter, rear
Wile MoUie Miss, r. 16 Eddy
Wiles John, peddler, r. Oak, bet Scott and Devisadero
Wiley Annie, widow, r. 731 Broadway
Wiley Charles, lauudryman.r. W s Church, bet Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-third
Wiley Frederick A., driver Sutter St. BR., r.35 Austin
Wiley Isaac, painter and whitener, r. 1234 Valencia
Wiley J., packer Pac. Coast Packing Co., r. 1112
Kearny
Wiley John, laborer, r. 863J4 Market
Wiley John H., carpenter, r. N s Dunn Alley, nr
Kearny
Wiley Samuel W., bookkeeper J. K. Prior, r. 771 Mis-
sion
Wiley Thomas, carpenter, r. 863 J4 Market
Wiley W. A., miner, r. 629 Clay
Wiley. See Wylie
Wllfert Lizzie, cook, 909 Polk
Wilford Albert, liquor saloon, 1155 Mission, r. 1116
Folsom
Wilford Henry Y., clerk, r. 1228 Sacramento
Wilgams David, bricklayer, r. 339 Clementina
Wilgers Charles B., driver United Carriage Co., r. 732
Howard
Wilhelm Alois, foreman Herman Royer, r. 512 Fourth
Wilhelm August, physician, 29 Kearny, r. 426 Eddy
Wilhelm Christ., teamster Henry KoerDer & Brother,
r. 18 Bernard
Wilhelm Conrad, expressman, r. 220 Chestnut
Wilhelm George, cooper David Woerner, r. 43 Clara
Wilhelm Jacob, boot and shoemaker, r. 2102 Stock-
ton
Wilhelm John, cooper Psc. Barrel and Keg Factory,
r. 43 Clara
Wilhelmi Conrad, cashier Macoudray & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Wilhelmi Elizabeth, widow, groceries and liquors, N
8 Twenty-eighth, bet Church and Sanchez
Wilhelmi H. & Co. (Hermann Wilhelmi) importers
wines, brandies and Kentucky whiskies, 109 Cali-
fornia, room 9
Wilhelmi Hermann (H. Wilhelmi & Co.) r. Alameda
Wilhelms John, captain schr Eveline, Remillard
Brick Co., Pacific St. Wharf
Wilhemseu Peter, carpenter, r. 2530 Bryant
Wilke A., r. 1517 Mason
Wilke Annie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 812 O'Farrell
Wilke Atwell, cook John H. Schutt, r. 136 First
Wilke Emma, domestic 139 Rose Av
Wilke Ferdinand J. O., painter, r. NE cor Eighteenth
and Guerrero
Wilke FrankW., traveling salesman Colman Brothers,
r. Lick House
Wilke Frederick, bartender Joseph Straub, r. 8 Hyde
Wilke Frederick, gardener, r. 235 Eleventh
Wilke Frederick E., stockbroker, r. 716 Union
Wilke Henry, liquor saloon, 652 Sacramento, r. 101
Prospect PI
Wilke Herman, upholsterer, r. 812 O'Farrell
Wilke Hinrich, tanner Henry Krieg, r. Franconin
House
Wilke John H., butcher Henry Becker, r. 29 Erie
Wilke Louis, liquor saloon, 242 Sutter
Wilke Theodore, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Wilke T. S., cabinetmaker Jesse & Drew, r. 129
O'Farrell
Wilkeu Heiurich, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Wilkens Amandus, clerk Johannes Witt, r. SE cor
Twenty-first and Valencia
Wilkens C, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Wilkens Charles (Wilkens & Co.) r. Oakland
Wilkens Ernst, clerk Schumacher & Wilkens, r. SE
cor Twenty-first and Valencia
Wilkens Frederick (Schumacher & Wilkens) r. SE cor
Twenty-first and Valencia
Wilkens George (Wilkens & Co.) r. 600 Third
Wilkens Matthias, grdceries and liquors, NE
cor Chestnut and Mason, r. 2124 Mason
Wilkens Sarah, widow, r. 1 Taylor PI
Wilkens William (Wilkens & Co.) r. Oakland
Wilkens ^ Co. (Charles Wilkens and Bernard Natorp)
shipping and commission merchants, 109 Cal.
Wilkens & Co. (George and William Wilkens)
groceries and liquors, SW cor Third and Brannan
Wilkens. See Wilkins
Wilkes Charles, r. 212 Second
Wilkes Charles, molder Golden State and Miners'
Iton Works, r. 1039 Folsom
Wilkes J. W., actor Bella Union Theater
Wilkes May Miss, actress Baldwin Theater, r. 20)4
Fifth
Wilkie Andrew (Moore & Wilkie) r. 433 Oak
Wilkie George D., laborer, r. 138 Langton
Wilkie Gustave A., bookkeeper Truckee Lumber Co.,
r. 541 Fourth
Wilkins Abram, second-hand furniture, etc., 132
Fourth
Wilkins Charles, porter Henry Stamer, r. 3 Merchant
Wilkins Charles G., foreman rolling room, coiners'
dept U. S. Mint, r. 322 Turk
Wilkins Charles R., salesman Rosenbaum b Co., r. 206
Hyde
Wilkins Daniel, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Wilkins Ella Miss, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 136 Oak
Wilkins ^rnst, clerk Henry HoUings, r. 1005 Post
Wilkius FrankA., bookkeeper Jacob G. Jackson, r. 706
California
Wilkins Frank, optician John Roach, r. 1235 Vallejo
Wilkins Frank P., bookkeeper, r. 928 Twentieth
Wilkins Frederick, night watchman, r. 20 Clinton
Wilkins Frederick A. (Wilkins & Foy) r. 611 Larkin
Wilkins George, cook schr Jessie Nickerson, r. North
Pacific Hotel
Wiluins George, seaman, r. Keystone House
Wilkins Gerhard F. H., grocer, r. 1601 Turk
Wilkins Harry, r. SW cor Pierce and Turk
Wilkins Harry, seaman schr J. B. Leeds, r. North
Pacific Hotel
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, ""'"'"b SM'c^.Sf'iU?!'"'"*'"-'"'
JUArnnkiniirU iaiportbr of and dkaler in coal and pig iron,
. lYlHbUUIlUUun, 41 Market street, corner Spear.
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■Wilkiiis Henry, r. 47 Second
Wilkins Ida Miss, r. 919 Sacramento
Wilkius J. Clarence, clerk P. T. Shupe, r. 703 Taylor
Wilklns John, clerk Davis & Porter, r. 745 Market
Wilkins John, expressman, r. Ns Henry, bet Noeand
Castro
Wilkius John, whitener, r. 1028 Market
fVilkiuii John H. B., attorney at law, 438 Cali-
foruia, r. Oakland
■WUkiiis John K., artist, r. 703 Taylor
Wilkins John S., hackman, SE cor California and
Montgomery, r. 331 Fourth
Wilkins John S. Mrs., barber, 940 Harrison
Wilkins Laura P., widow, r. 5 Wetmore PI
Wilkins Louis, salesman, r. 1590 Bush
Wilkins Nicholas, clerk Haake & Hagedorn, r. SE cor
Bryant and Rincon PI
Wilkins Rose Mrs., domestic 119 Liberty
Wilkins Sarah N., widow, r. 1 Taylor PI
Wilkins Thomas, carpenter, r. 35() Minna
Wilkins Thomas R., laborer, r. 227 Second
Wilkins Willard P., carpenter, r. 3008 Fillmore
Wilkins William De W., sliipwright, r. 119 Liberty
Wilkins William P., janitor Britton's Building, r. 1
Taylor PI
Wilkins William S., r. (103 Jackson
Wilkius & Foy (Frederick A. Wilkins and John J.
Foy) draymen, office SW cor Battery and Pacific
Wilkins. See Wilkens and Wilkin
Wilkinson Aunita, widow, assistant North Cosmo-
politan Grammar School, r. 180.> Jones
Wilkinson Clark, barber Andrew J Ward, r. 163 Jessie
Wilkinson Edward O., searcher records, r. £ s Dia-
mond, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Wilkinson Eli J., liquor saloon, SW cor Fillmore and
Bay
Wilkinson Felix G., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 207 Post
Wilkinson Frank, clerk, r. 142 J4 Fourth
Wilkinson George, civil engineer, r. 706 California
Wilkinson Hamilton, salesman Joseph T. Terry &
Co., r. 234 O'Farrell
Wilkinson Isabella, widow, dressmaker, r. 1063
Broadway
Wilkinson James, clerk, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Wilkinson James M., porter John C. Maynard, r. 11
Lynch
Wilkinson John J., cooper MattuUatb Si&nuf. Co.,
and extraman Hose No. 5, S. F. F. D., r. 32H
Langton
Wilkinson Joseph, upholsterer Joseph T. Terry &
Co.,r. 234 O'Farrell
Wilkinson J. R., resident engineer Central Pac. RR.,
oifice NE cor Fourth and Townsend, r. Sacra-
mento
Wilkinson Lena, domestic 2018 Bush
Wilkinson M., widow, r. 2115 Fillmore
Wilkinson Mary A. Mrs., ironer Standard Shirt Fac-
tory, r. (i83!-4 Clementina
Wilkinson Philetus C, drayman Taber, Harker & Co.,
r. 1235 Mission
Wilkinson Richard, carrepairer M. P. and M. dept,
Central Pac. RR., r. 1016^ Bryant
Wilkinson Robert, painter William Lee, r. 683 ki
Clementina
Wilkinson Samuel, foreman John F. Knox, r. 966 Fol.
Wilkinson Samuel J., painter, r. 2239 Mission
Wilkinson Thomas, carpenter, r. 1522 Tyler
Wilkinson William, r. 1424 Montgomery
Wilkinson William, boots and shoes, 1212 Polk, r.
1615 Sutter, rear
Wilkstrom Augustus, mate schr Daisy Rowe, r. 26
Steuart
Will Charles, bartender H. Kleinhammer, r. 1219
Polk
Will Frederick A. (Will k Finck) r. 337 Eddy
Will John D., bartender HermaH F. Morken, r. 331
' Montgomery
Will Peter U., with Lachman & Jacobl, r. 1219 Polk
Will Richard, bartender Herman F. Morken, r. 331
Montgomery
Will Theodore C, with Lachman & Jacob!, r. 11
Hinckley
Will William, seaman, r. Keystone House
Will «fe Finck (Frederick A. Will and Julius Finck)
manufacturing cutlers, locksmiths, and bellhang-
ers, 769 Market
Willard , r. SW cor California and Franklin
Willard Edd, carriagemaker John Ewing, r. 113
Powell
Willard Emory L., physician, r. 326 Pine
Willard George A., clerk auditor Central Pac. RE., r.
East Oakland
Willard Gustave, upholsterer William J.Heney Jt Co.,
r. cor Thirtieth and Mission
Willard Joseph, bookkeeper American Beef Co., r.620
Laguna
Willard Mellen G., clerk Crocker & Suydam, r. 1511
Clay
Willard Osman B., conductor California St. RR., r.
1410 Pine
Willard P. M. Mrs., dressmaker, 30 Ellis
Willard W. P., mining, office 52 Nevada Block
Willard W. S., architect, r. 115 Montgomery Block
Willats K. J. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 115 Perry
Willbeber Henry, waiter Ahlborn House
Willby William, porter Thomas Day. r. 705 Natoma
Willcock Mark, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Willcon James, longshoreman, r. United States Hotel
Willcox David (E. B. Dean & Co.) r. Oakland
Willcox Orinda, widow, housekeeper, r. 341 Grove
Willcox Thomas, civil engineer, r. 1613 Geary
Willcox Thomas W., builder, r. SE cor Diamond and
Nineteenth
Willcox Walter W. Mrs., r. 423 Laguna
AVillcox A Gibb8 Se^vin^ Macliino Co., A. T.
Eggleston manager, 124 Post
Willcutt James, shiiJcarpenter, r. 731 California
Willcutt Josepli. Ij., secretary Southern Pac.
RR.,NEcor Fourth and Townsend, room 34. r.
Oakland
Wille Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Wille William, laborer, r. NW cor Polk and Fell
Willedsen S., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Wilier Frederick, baker, r. 1501 Mason
Willers Peter, waiter William Tell House, 317 Bush
Willetson Robert G., bookkeeper, r. 1006 Pine
Willett A. K. Mrs., r. The Baldwin
Willett Albert P., foreman men's dept S. W. Levy, r.
115 Hayes
Willett Walter H., bootfltter S. W. Levy, r. 39 Fifth
Willetts Julia, nurse, r. 1104 Clay
Willey Agnes Mrs., r. 969 Mission
Willey Amasa P., r. 1201 Taylor
Willey Charles, r. 14 Second Av, rear
Willey Charles, hostler, r. 103 Fifteenth
Willey Charles J. (O. F. Willey & Co. )r. 108 Prospect PI
Willey Gustavus B., shoemaker U.W.C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r.532 Twenty-fifth
Willey James & Co. (James F. Willey) real-estate and
collection agents, 652 Market
Willey James F. (James Willey & Co.) r. 746 Howard
Willey James F., teamster, r. 319 Capp
Willey Jolin M., physician, office and r. 949 Mis-
sion
W^iUey O. F.& Co. (Otis F. and Charles J. Willey)
importers, manufs and dealers carriages and wag-
ons, 427 Montgomery
Willey O. S., second lieutenant U. S. Revenue stmr
Richard Rush
Willey Otis F.(0. F. Willey & Co.) r. 522 Third
Willey William, gardener J. Lebhard, r. N s Post, bet
Lyon and Central Av
Willey. See Willy
Willfarmer May Miss, bakery, 441 Twentieth
Willi Gregor, gardener, r. 2720 Mission
Willi Joseph, brewer Chicago Brewery, r. 1432 Pine
William Penn Mining Co. (Silver City, Nev.) office 328
Montgomery, room 20
W^illiani Tell House, Frederick Gercke proptr,
317 Buflh
Williams , r. 3 Mary Lane
Williams A., molder, r. 35Ritch
Williams A., reporter Pacific Life
Williams A., watchman Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Williams Aaron Rev., r. 613 Mission
Williams AbramP. (Livingston & Co.) r. 604 Geary
Williams Ada Mrs., r. 1040>^ Mission
Williams A. E., mate ship Templar, r. Point Lobos
Av, nr Masonic Av
Williams A. E., watertender Pacific Mail SS. Dakota
Williams A. L., stableman C. J. Hawley & Co., r. 34
Rltch
Williams Albert Rev., r. Commercial Hotel
Williams Albert H., elerk J. 0. Johnson & Co., r. 1816
MuBon
Williams Alexander, proptr St. Lawrence Hotel, 568
Mission
Williams Alexander L., sign painter Jabez 8. Swan,
r. 1420 M Broadway
J. GUNDLACH &l CO. "'"' ^*S 5?7::;,"ait; ^t
Second Streets^
quorM.
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ISO Si lii'i Front. '}
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WilHaum Alfred 8., teamster C. C. Shattnck, r. 1103
Powell
Williams Alonzo T., clerk Bowley Brothers, r. 8W cor
New Montgomery and Mission
Williams Amos U., stonecutter Francis Williams, r.
707 Francisco
Williams Andrew, watchman Pacific Mail 88. City of
Panama, r. 1 Rincou Av
Williams Andrew G. .clerk Eugene E. Dewey ,r .20 Lewie
Williams Annie Miss, r. 1 Park Av
Williams Annie Miss, r. 919 Stockton
Williams Annie, widow, r. 312 Fifth
Williams Annie, domestic 9G3 Mission
Williams Augustus, r. 129 Third
Williams Augustus, grain weigher, r. 161 Tehama
Williams Benjamin (Bisbee, Williams & Co.) r. 1616
Geary
Williams Berenice Sister, superior St. Joseph's Ro-
man Catholic Infant Asylum, r. Silver Av, bet
Seventeenth and Nineteenth Avs, South 8. F.
Williams Brotliers (Chester and Henry L.)leather
and sboe findings, and manufs morocco, goat, kid
and sheepskins, factory Sixth Av, South S. F.,
salesroom 569 Market
Williams C. Mrs., r. 1225 Market
Williams Caroline A. Mrs., proptr Sacramento Lodg-
ing House, 681 Mission
Williams Carrie Miss, r. 6 Prospect PI
Williams Celia, domestic 1101 Van Ness Av
Williams Charles, cook New Wisconsin Hotel
Williams Charles, dairy, S s Ceutral Av, nr Golden
Gate Park
Williams Charles, engineer Sea Wall
Williams Charles, teamster. Pier 5 8teuart,r.20 Ash Av
Williams Charles, machinist, r. 814 Montgomery
Williams Charles, machinist, r. Empire Lodgings
Williams Charles, master mariner, r. 322 Mason
Williams Charles, seaman Pacific Mail SS. South
Carolina
Williams Charles, teamster Arthur M. Ebbets, r. 113
Sacramento
Williams Charles, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 37 Natoma
Williams Charles, watchman stmr Yosemite Market
St. Wharf
Williams Charles B., bookkeeper Dodge, Sweeney &
Co., r. Oakland
Williams Charles C.
Williams Charles E
Williams Charles H., bookkeeper C
r. 1411 Bush
Williams Charles H., laborer, r. 54 Sacramento
Williams Charles H., laborer J. Spaulding & Co., r.
1616 Clay
Williams Charles J., bookbinder Charles E. Bankln,
r. 113 Twelfth
Williams Charles J., driver Omnibus RR., r. 459 Te-
hama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Williams Charles J., wood and coal, r. 721 Bryant
Williams Charles L. (C. L. Williams & Co.) r. 22
Geary
Williams Chauncey B. (Thomason & Williams) r. NW
cor Church and Borland
Williams Chester (Williams Brothers) r. 229 Geary
Williams C. L. & Co. (Charles L. Williams) general
merchandise, manufs ink, and proptrs giant ce-
ment, 417 Washington
Williams C. P., captain brig Orient, office 44 Market,
I r. Oakland
j Williams Cordelia Mrs., r. 128 O'Farrell
j Williams Conrad, expressman, r. 7 Water
Williams Conrad, satchelmaker H. Behrendt & Co., r.
cor Francisco and Stockton
I Williams Cyril, clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., r. 724 Turk
1 Williams D., r. 36 Clay
Williams Daniel, r. 1 Montgomery Court
Williams David, clerk, r. 100 McAllister
Williams David, watchman Western White Lead
I Works, r. 735 Brannan
I Wllliaiiis, Dimond 6i Co. (Henry B. Williams,
j William H. Dimond, and A. Chesebrough) ship-
ping and commission merchants, agents Pacific
I Mail SS. Co., Pacific Steam Navigation Co., Pan-
ama RR. Co., Cunard R. M. SS. Co., California
i Line Clipper Ships from New York, Hawaiian Line
Packets, The Marine Insurance Co. of London,
China Traders' Insurance Co. (limited) Baldwin
Locomotive Works of Philadelphia, and A. Whit-
ney & Son's Car Wheel Manufacturing Co., 202
Market and 3 Pine, rooms 2 and 3
Williams E., laborer Presidio Reservation
r. 715 Howard
furniture dealer, r. 2524 Bush
C. Burr & Co.
Williams E. Mr8.,r. 1 Rincon Av
Williams Edith, widow, r. 727 J4 Clementina
Williams Edmund, laborer Pac. Boiling Mill, r. W a
Michigan, bet Shasta and Sierra
Williams Edward, r. 363 Minna
Williams Edward A., blacksmith Pioneer Iron Works,
• r. 422 !ii Shipley
Williams Edward C, superintendent Mendocino
Lumber Co., r. Oakland
Williams Edward F., waiter Herman H. Horst, r. 609
Union
Williams Edwin A., bookkeeper A. L. Fish & Co., r.
S s Twenty-fifth, bet Sanchez and Noe
Williams Edwin H., expressman, r. St. David's House
Williams Elizabeth, widow, r. 27 Eddy
Williams Ella A. Mrs., r. 843 Mission
Williams Ellen, widow, r. 1 Montgomery Court
Williams Ellen Miss, teacher music, r. 529 Mont. Av
Williams Emile, salesman F. M. L. Peters & Co., r.
722 Washington
Williams Emily, saleswoman, r. 113 Twelfth
Williams Emily Mrs., weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. Beach, bet Hyde and Larkin
Williams Eugene, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Beach, bet Hyde and Larkin
Williams Eva Miss, r. 1 Park Av
Williams Evan B., medical student University Mound
College
Williams Evan W., clerk Wright's Hotel, 218 Bdwy
Williams E. W.. clerk Stephen O. Williams, r. 326
Fourth
Williams F. Mrs., widow, r. 1420 Jackson
Williams Fanny Mrs., widow, r. 1420 Jackson
WilliamB Francis, plasterer, r. 73 Brady
Williams Frank, actor Bella Union Theater, r. Inter-
national Hotel
Williams Frank, barber Peter Fisher, r. 1.36 Clara
Williams Frank, boxmaker F. Korbel & Brothers, r.
13 Clementina
Williams Frank, deckhand stmr Amelia, Washington
St. Wharf
Williams Frank, deckhand stmr Yosemite, Market
St. Wharf
Williams Frank, draftsman Stephen H. Williams, r.
1713 Larkin
Williams Frank, engineer, r. 38 Natoma
Williams Frank, propertyman California Theater, r.
308 Sutter
Williams Frank, salesman, r. 317 Ellis
Williams Frank, seaman, r. Kej'stone House
Williams Frank, seaman U. S. Revenue stmr Richard
Rush
Williams Frank, stoneyard. 17 Eddy, r. 27 Eddy
Williams Frank, waiter Anton Hagerlick, r. 831 East
Williams Frank L., calker, r. 223 First
Williams Frederick, clerk, r. 501 Hyde
Williams Frederick, clerk, r. 1713 Larkin
Williams Frederick, cook Francisco Garcia, r. 430Ji
Green
Williams Frederick, merchant, r. 1162M Market
Williams Frederick, porter Augustus H. Hentz, r. 363
Minna
Williams Frederick, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Williams Frederick, shipping, commission, and gen-
eral purchasing agent, 304 California, r. 530 Sev-
enteenth
Williams Frederick S., foreman Poly, Heilbron & Co.,
r. cor Railroad and Thirteenth Avs, South S. F.
Williams Frederick W., clerk Thomason & Williams,
r. NW cor Church and Dorland
Williams G. E. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2411 Mission
Williams George, r. 22 Geary
Williams George, attorney at law, r. 227 Geary
Williams George, chainmaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
NE cor Napa and Illinois
Williams George, first lieutenant commanding U. 8.
Revenue stmr Richard Rush
Williams George, painter, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Williams George, plumber, r. 28 McAllister
Williams George, piledriver, r. 28 Natoma
Williams George, porter Hoffman & Co., r. 43 Sixth
Williams George, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Williams George, seaman schr Ellen Adella, Hatha-
way's Wharf
Williams George, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 617 Mission
Williams George A. (Williams & Bourne) r. 612 Clay
Williams George A., salesman Thomas H. Selby &
Co., r. 616 Harrison
Williams George A., painter, r. 1 Burgoyne PI
Williams George C, master mariner, r. 2011 Mission
MULLER'S OPTOMETER, ^Se&ir^'.
Instrument for Testing
Vision, 135 Montgomery.
JONAS J. MORRISON,
N. E. COT. Mission and Spear Stg. Choice Sug'ar Pine.
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WllliainB George E., carpenter, r. 2411 Mission
Williams George E., pianist, r. 2011 Mission
Williams George H. (Williams & Gtaham) r. Oak-
land
Williams George H. Mrs., stationery and varieties,
540 Bush
Williams George H., loomfixer S, F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. North Point, bet Larkiu and Polk
Williams George M., r. 426 Clen^'^ntlna
Williams George X., attorney at law, 309 Califor-
nia, rooms 11 and 12, r. Alameda
Williams George K. (AVilllams & Firebaugh) r. Oak-
land
Williams George W., captain schr Louisa West, r.
Pacheco
Williams Grace D. Miss, r. 340 Turk
Williams H., assistant engineer Pacific Mail SS.
China
Williams H., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Williams H., waiter Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Williams Hannibal (S. F. Box Factory) r. 729 Turk
Williams Harriet, widow, r. 603 Post
Williams Harry, shoecutter Levinsky Brothers, r. 916
Harrison
Williams Harry T., clerk John J. Williams, r. Occi-
dental Hotel
Williams Hartley, w'orkman coiners' dept U. S. Mint,
r. 610 Hyde
Williams Henry, r. 32 Tehama
Williams Henry, r. The Baldwin
Williams Henry, engineer, r. 513 Hayes
Williams Henry, porter Palace Hotel, r. lOlG Powell
Williams Henry, real-estate, r. 523 Kearny
Williams Henry, whitewasher, r. 906 Pacific, rear
Williams Henry Jr., teamster, r. 906 Pacific, rear
Williams Henry B. (Williams, Dimond & Co.) r.
319 First
Williams Henry B., carpenter, r. 113 Twelfth
Williams Henry E. F., bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r.
113 Twelfth
Williams Henry F. , contractor and real-estate
agent, 740 Fourth, r. Seventeenth Av, bet K and
L, South S.F.
Williams Henry L. (Williams Brothers) r. 1910Gough
Williams Henry E., workman coiners' dept U. S.
Mint, r. 24 Mission Av
Williams H. J., seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Williams Howard, deckhand Pacific Mail SS. City of
New York
Williams Isaac A., bartender Melville Boothby, r. 915
Market
Williams Isaiah, barber, r. 233 Third
Williams J. Mrs., ladies and childreus' underwear,
240 Third
Williams J., whitewasher, r. 835 Pacific
Williams Jacob, porter supt Southern Pac. RR., r.
815 Vallejo
Williams James, bollermaker Pacific Mail SS. Co., r.
1 Eincon Av
Williams James, laborer, r. 1019 Clay
Williams James, porter Odd Fellows* Savings Bank,
r. 1519 Mason
Williams James, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Williams James, seaman Pacific Coast SS. Santa Cruz
Williams James, teamster, r. 129 Townsend
Williams James, whitener, r. 63 Bernard
Williams James B., conductor Omnibus RR., p. 952ii
Howard
Williams James W., gardener, r. 1661 Octsvia
Williams J. B.. r. Ill Geaty
Williams J. B. Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, N s Twen-
ty-second, bet Valencia and Guerrero
Williams Jenkins Rev , r. 11 Scott PI
Williams Jennie G. Mrs., dressmaker, 870 Mission
Williams Jeremiah, coalman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
S s Sierra, bet Georgia and Michigan
Williams Jesse, musical director, r. 22 Geary
Williams J. F. Mrs., machinehand J. Lindenbaum, r.
349 Ji Minna
Williams J. H. H., mining, 23 Merchants' Ex-
change, r. Oakland
Williams J. Martin, r. 1027 Dupont
Williams J. N., r. 411 Sansomo
Williams John (Bisbee, Williams & Co.) r. 1G16 Geary
Williams John (Williams & Peiia) r. 51 Sacramento
Williams John, r. 964 Mi.ssion
Williams John, actor Baldwin Theater, r. 128 Silver
Williams John, surveyor, r. 247 Perry
Williams John, boilcrmaker Pacific Mail SS. Co., r.
1 Rincon Av
Williams John, bricklayer, r. 47 M Clara
Williams John, blacksmith David R. Coleman, r.
Oakland
Williams John, carpenter, r. 819 Howard
Williams John, collector Mercantile Library, r. 1330
Washington
i Williams John, cook Isthmus House, 54 First
V.'illiams John, deckhand stmr Alice Garratt, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Williams John, farmer, r. 423 Bush
Williams John, fisherman, r. W s Sansome, bet Fil-
bert and Greenwich, rear
Williams John, groceries and liquors, 1506 Powell
Williams John, jeweler, r. 128 Silver
Williams John, laborer, r.54 Sacramento
Williams John, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Williams John, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 2
Pixley
Williams John, painter, r. 135 Natoma
Williams John, roller Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s Geor-
gia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Williams John, seaman, r. 114 Valparaiso
Williams John, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Williams John, seaman, r. 254 Ji Clara
Williams John, seaman, r. 414 Beale
Williams John, seaman, r. cor Second and Howard
Williams John, seaman ship H. S. Gregory, Pacific St.
Wharf
Williams John, shoemaker, 1719 >$ Mission
Williams John, stonecutter Frank Williams, r. 707
Francisco
Williams John, teamster, r. 422 Fremont
Williams John B., dairy, cor Seventh Av and H, out-
side lands
Williams John C, operator John D. Godeu8,r. 1004
Pine
Williams John C, seaman, r. 921 Battery
Williams John H., oyster and chop house, 15 and 17
Leidesdorff. r. 701 Stockton
Williams John H., secondhand furniture, 236 Turk,
r. 718 Post
Williams John J. (Bisbee, Williams & Co.) p. 1618
Geary
Williams J^olin J. , attorney at law, rooms 14 and
15 S. F. Stock Exchange Building, r. Occidental
Hotel
Williams John L., groceries and liquors, 1506 Powell,
r. 826 Union
Williams John L., insurance agent, r. N s Twenty-
second, bet Chattanooga and Church
Williams John M., laborer Sea Wall
Williams John O., seaman, r. 1309 Broadway
Williams John S., carpenter Superintendent of
Streets
Williams John S., roller Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Ws
Georgia, bet Sierra and Shasta
Williams John S.,8hipcarpenter, r. 2183^ Ritch
Williams Johnston, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Williams Jonathan Mrs., widow, r. 1303 H Polk
Williams Josepn,r. Ill Ji Fifth
Williams Joseph, r. 766 Howard
Williams Joseph, lettercarrier Post Office, r. 715
Howard
Williams Joseph, night watchman, r. 444 Brannan
Williams Joseph, stonecutter, r. 11 Mason
Williams Joseph, varnisher Eragen & Geist, p. 209
Drumm
Williams Joseph E. (Williams k Schrelber) r. 1107 Bush
Williams Joseph H., r. 1133 Mission
Williams J. S., repairer dental instruments, 227 Poat,
r. 537 Sacramento
Williants Kate, liquor saloon, 25 Morton
Williams Katie, domestic 1920 Buchanan
Williams Katie Miss, teacher music, r. 426 Clem.
Williams L., r. 36 Clay
Williams L. , r. 904 Kearny
Williams L. C, r. 1303 J<i Polk
Williams Lemuel, clerk J. J. McPonnell & Co., r. 400
Hayes
Williams Lewis (Bisbee, Williams & Co.) p. 1616
Geary
Williams Lewis, carpenter, r. 223 Fulton, rear
Williams Lois, widow, r. 1316 Mason
Williams Louis, dairyman, r. Thirtieth Av, nr San
Bruno Road
Williams Lucius L., patternmaker Mtnti Iron Works,
r. Oakland
Williams Mark, restaurantkeeper. r. 415 Broadway
Williams Martin, seaman, r. 38 Main
Williams Mary, domestic 332 Eddy
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Williams Mary Mrs., r. 41 Geary
Williams Mary, ■widow, r. 1111 Clay
Williams Mary, widow, r. 2133 Mission
Williams Mary R., widow, r. W b Micblgan, bet Shasta
and Napa
Williams Mary S. Miss, dressmaker, r. 208 Fifth
Williams Mary 8. Mrs., saleswoman Willcox & Gibbs
Sewing Machine Co., r. 408 Laguna
Williams M. E., 722 Washington
Williams Merty C. Mrs., assistant Broadway Gram-
mar School, r. 1819 Hyde
Williams Meredith J., carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Williams Michael, delivery clerk Cal. Furniture
Manuf. Co.,r. 529 O'Farrell
Williams Michael A., blacksmith, 715 Folsom, r.ll49
Howard
Williams Minnie Mrs.,r. 325^ Fifth
Williams Mollie Miss, actress Adelphi Theater, r. 620
Jessie
Williams Morgan, engineer stmr El Capitan, Oak-
land Ferry, r. 23 Grand Av
Williams Morris, drayman P. Berwin & Brother, r.
703 Hayes
Williams Moses, milkdealer, 1133 Mission
Williams Nathaniel F., barber, 799 Fourth, r. 27
Freelon
Williams N. M. Mrs., r. 719 Clementina
Williams Orlando, machinist Tait & Hainque, r. 1026
Montgomery
Williams Owen R., I'urnaceman Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
E s Illinois, bet Shasta and Napa, rear
Williams P., Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Market
Williams P., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Williams Pauline, widow, shirtraaker, r. 2 Carlos PI
Williams Perry, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 37 Natoma
Williams Peter, r. 703^ Davis
Williams Peter, clerk J. Goldwater & Brother, r. 703
Hayes
Williams Peter, driver City RR., r. 1937 Minna
Williams P. T., reporter Pacific Ijife, r. 37 Sutter
Williams R., seaman, r. 1309 Broadway
Williams Reuel, contractor, r. 12 Park Av
Williams Richard, longshoreman, r. 1005 Battery
Willinms Richard, seaman, r. 415 East
Williams Richard, smelter Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. 112() Union
Williams Richard E., carpenter, r. N s Mission, bet
Ridley and Fifteenth
Williams Robert, bootblack, 202 Foiirth, r. 312 Fifth
Williams Robert, bootblack Russell Brothers, r. 347
Tehsma
-Williams Robert, carpenter, r. 933 Folsom
Williams Robert, clerk William E. Mayhew, r. 144
Fourth
Williams Robert E., lettercarrier Post Office, r. 1069
Broadway
Williams Robert E., machlni.st Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
SE cor Shasta and Michigan
Williams Robert E., physician, office and r. 123
Stockton
Williams Rowland S., janitor Metropolitan Temple,
r. NE cor Fifth and Jessie
Williams R. P., with South Pac. Coast RR., r. Ala-
meda
Williams R. S. , painter, r. 529 Sacramento
Williams Sadie Miss, fringemaker Pac. Fringe Co., r.
23 Russ
Williams Samuel, blacksmith, r. 68 Natoma
Williams Samuel, cook, r. 539 Howard, rear
Williams Samuel, journalist Evening Bulletin, r.
Oakland
Williams S.imuel, saddler Main & Winchester, r. 533
Commercial
Williams Samuel W., cabinetmaker, r. 829 Howard
Williams Sarah Miss, boxmaker A. Waldstein, r. 910
Eddy
Williams Sarah Mrs., dressmaker, N s Twenty-sec-
ond, bet Valencia and Guerrero
Williams Sinclair, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Williams Solon H., mate schr Claus Spreckels, r. 1109
Clay
Williams Sophie Miss, actress Adelphi Theater, r.
Commercial Hotel
Williams Stanley (Baldwin & Co.) r. Brooklyn Hotel
Williams Stephen G., stoves and tinware, 253 and 325
Fourth
Williams Stephen G. Jr., salesman Stephen G. Wil-
liams, r. 325 Fourth
Williams Stephen H., architect, 61 Merchants' Ex-
change,r. 1713 Larkin
Williams Stephen H. Jr., clerk Henry L. Lewis, r. 1713
Larkin
Williams Syhon, seaman schr Calistoga, Front m
Wharf
Williams Thomas, r. 202 Fifth
Williams Thomas, bartender, r. 6 Howard Cotirt
Williams Thomas, dyer, r. 916 Harrison
Williams Thohias, mining, r. 18 Mason
Williams Thomas, pilot, r. 1324 Montgomery
Williams Thomas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Williams Thomas, seaman, r. 7 Hodges PI
Williams Thomas, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Williams Thomas, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Williams Thomas, seaman, r. NW cor Harrison and
Spear
Williams Thomas, shoemaker Levinsky Brothers, r,
Oakland
Williams Thomas, teamster J. K. Prior, r. 13 Mason
Williams Thomas, waiter, r. 509 Washington
Williams Thomas A., laborer, r. 974 Folsom
Williams Thomas H. (Williams & Bixler) r. Oakland
Williams Thomas J., bookkeeper Cal. Furniture Man-
uf. Co., r. 529 O'Farrell
Williams "Thomas J., salesman D. Samuels, r. 1328
California
W^illiams Thomas J., wharfinger Broadway Wharf, r.
Oakland
Williams Thomas S. Jr. (McDonald & Williams) r.
517 Taylor
Williams T. T., reporter S. F. News Letter, r. cor
Beach and Larkin
Williams V., Draymen and Teamsters' Union, 35 Eddy
Williams Virgil, portrait artist, studio andr. 219 Geary
Williams Virginia Miss, r. 932 Pine
Williams Walter J. G., principal St. Joseph's Gram-
mar School, r. 727 Union
Williams W. C, Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Williams Wilford, salesman T. Taylor, r. 974 Folsom
Williams William, r. 27 EiUly
William.s William, carpenter, r. 945 Mission ~^--^
Williams William, hostler Black Point Packing House,
r. cor Buchanan and Bay
Williams William, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 19
Tehama
Williams William, laborer North Point Dock Grain
Warehouse, r. Sacramento Hotel
Williams William, painter, r. 362 Third
Williams William, seaman schr Louisa West
Williams William, teamster Frederick P. Belcher, r.
1015 Union
Williams William, tinsmith Continental Oil and Trans-
portation Co., r. 522 Bryant
Williams William, workman coiner's dept U. S.' Mint,
r. 221".; Treat Av
AVilliams William A., r. 728 Union
Williams William A., laborer, r. Sacramento Hotel
Williams William B., superintendent Empire Match
Factory, SE cor Harrison and Eleventh, r. 1302
Howard
Williams William C, r. 1011 Mason
Williams William F., mattressmaker Cal. Furniture
Manuf. Co., r. 529 O'Farrell
Williams AVilllam F., salesman Forsaith & Dodge, r.
1411 Bush
Williams William H.
Williams William H.
r. 564 Stevenson
Williams William H., policeman City Hall , r.428 Fulton
Williams William V., clerk Banner Brothers, r. 703
Hayes
Williams William W., clerk freight dept Central Pac.
RR., r. 522 Bryant
Williams William W. Jr., tinsmith, r. 522 Bryant
Williams Woodhull, manager country dept Le Count
Brothers, r. 325 Fourth
Williams & Bixler (Thomas H. Williams anc
David Bixler) capitalists, 320 Sansome, room 20
Williams & Bourne (George A. Williams and Francll
Bourne) manufs copying tablets, 612 Clay
Williama & Fireljaugrli (George R. Williams ani
Henry C. Firebaugh) attorneys at law, 528 Call
fomia, room 4
Williams & Graham (George H. Williams and Edward
Graham) proptrs Oakland and San Francisco Dally
Express, 28 Market
W^illiams <& Guion Steamsliip Line (New
York,Queenstown, and Liverpool) John F. FugazI
agent, 6 Montgomery Av
Williams & Pena (John Williams »n4 Manuel Pena)
liquor saloon, 51 Sacramento
bricklayer, r. 2 Pixley
carpenter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
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WiUlams «& Schrelber (Joseph E. Williams and
William Schrelber) proptrs Elite Saloon, 21 Kearny
Williamson Alfred D., jeweler, r. 734 Harrison
Williamsou Alonzo T., bookkeeper Bowley Brothers,
r. SW cor Mission and New Montsmnery
Williamson Brothers (Henry and Kiehard) plumbers
and gasfitters, 632 Bush
Williamsou Carrie Miss, dreseniaker, r. 3'i Fifth
Williamson C. E. Mrs., r. 217 O'Farrell
: Williamson Charles, finisher Steiger & Kerr, r. W s
Ci>lumbia,bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
I Williamson Dudley, cooper, r. 58?^ Crocker
I Williamson Edward N., bookkeeper, r. 808 Mission
' Williamson Eli J., r. SW cor Bay aud Fillmore
I Willi imson Fanuie Miss, stripper I. S. Rosenbaum &
I Co., r. 11 Natoina
I Williamson Frank, mate schr Hecla, r. 1309 Bdwy.
' Williamson George, bootmaker, r. 4 Virginia PI
Williamson Henry (Williamsou Brothers )r. 208 Second
Williamson Henry, laborer, r. 327 Ritch
Williamson Henry, tanner, r. N 8 Fnion, bet Frank-
lin and Gough
Williamson James, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
' Williamson James, salesman Davis Brothers, r. 734
I Harrison
: Williamson James, teamster Public School Dept.
Williamson James, wood and coal, 28 Natoma
Williamson James W., salesman J. M. Moran & Co., r.
467 Clementina
Williamsou John, r. 11 Natoma
Williamson John. r. 630 Howard
Williamson John, coalpasser Pacific Mail SS. City of
Panama
j Williamson John, pantryman stmr Pride of the River,
Tk Jackson St. Wharf
j Williamson John, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
.Williamson John H., currier, r. N s Union, bet Frank-
lin and Gough
I.Williamson Joseph, carpenter, r. 17 H First Av
i Williamson Martin, carpenter schr Bartlett Allen, r.
I • Main, nr Mission
' Williamson Martin, hostler McCord, Bridge & Co., r.
|. SSa Croker
I Williamson Martin, hostler McCord, Bridge & Co., r.
I 58 M Crock IT
j Williamson Mary, widow, r. 11 Natoma
Williamson Mollie.MisB, cigarmaker William Lewis
I & Co.,r. 13Beale
Williamson P. S. Rev., r. f)29 California
! Williamson Richard (Williamson Brother8)r. 632 Bush
Williamson Richard, gasfitter McNally & Hawkins, r.
' ■ 208 Second
} Wllliain.son Robert S., lieutenant colonel U. S.
1 ' Engli;eers, and Lighthouse Engineer Twelfth Dis-
1 trict, 120 Sutter, rooms 26-29
Williamson Sabina, domestic 619 Green
' Williamson William, engineer, r. W s Columbia PI,
I ' bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
i Wriliar Hariy R. Jr. (A. Carlisle & Co.) r. 410 Hyde
Williardt Louis, upholsterer, r. W b Mission, bet
Thirtieth and Thirty-first
I Willick Albert, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
. Willig George (Willig k Browne) r. 522 Pine
Willig & Browne (George Willig and James A. Browne)
proptrs Theater Comique,NW cor Kearny and Pine
Willigrod Julius, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 742
Folsom
Willing Leonard, teamster, r. SW cor Jackson and
Drumm
Willis Alexander A., carpenter, r. 4 Geary PI
Willis Ambrose M., bookkeep-T Tatum & Bowen, r.
512 Folsom
Willis Arthur, waiter, r. 204 Minna
Willis G«orge, laborer, r. 1737 Mission
Willis George W., bellman The Baldwin, r. 1107 Rear.
Willis Hugh, driver C.W. Taber, r. 1008 Valencia
Willis J., printer, r. 763 Mission
Willis James, carpenter, r. 32 Silver
Willis James, woolgrader C. S. Moses k Co., r. 37Ji
Oak Grove Av
Willis James A., steward, r. Q Vincent
Willis John, captain schr Two Brothers, r. 165Dupont
Willis John, carrier Call and Post. r. 1227 Pacific
Willis John F., receiver and ticket clerk Market St.
RR.. and Potrero and B. V. RR., NE cor Fourth
and Townsend, room 70. r. 624 Twenty-third
■WilHs Milton E., treasurer Woodward's Gar-
dens, and secretary City RR. Co., oflBce W a Mis-
sion, bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth, r. 2009 How-
ard
Willis M.W., bandmaster, and oyster dealer, 417 Bush
Willis Richard S., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 129 Rose Av
Willis Robert, carrier Morning Call, r. 1718 Leav.
Willis Thnmas, baker, r. 257 Minna
AVillis William, mining secretary, 28 and 29 Ne-
vada Block, r. 1S40 California
Willis William, student Heald's Business College
WlUisstun Cory, president Board Pilot Commission-
ers, and Marine surveyor Fireman's Fund Insur-
ance Co., 401 California, r. 40 Minna
Willisstun William, master mariner, r. 40 Minna
Williston Brothers (George and William) painters,
cor Ward aud Union Av, B. H.
Williston George (Williston Brothers) r. cor Ward
andUniou Av, B. H.
Williston James M., carpenter, r. 163 Ninth
Williston William (Williston Brothers) r. cor Ward
and Union Av, B. H.
Willits Dody Miss. r. 1115 Clay
Willits Ira, r. 229 Eighth
Willits James H. Mrs., r. 1115 Clay
Willner Theodore, seaman, r. 415 East
Willock Ann, widow, fancy goods. 1605 Fillmore
Willock William, driver Engine No. 11, S. F. F. D., r.
516 Bryant
Willoughby Charles, butchpr M. Brandenstein & Co.,
r. Eighteenth Av, bet M and N. South S. F.
Willoughby Cornelia, widow, r. 814 Chestnut
Willoughby James, butcher, r. 483 Haight
Willoughby Nathan B., butcher P. Flynn, r. NW cor
Sixth and Brannan
Willoughby Pnti-ick, laborer, r. 3 King
Willoughby William H., liquor saloon, 541 Pacific, r.
902 Montgomery
Willow Grove Park (Berkeley) office 4 Mont. Av
"Willo^vs Bre-»very, Otto Fauss & Co. proptrs, SE
cor Ninfteenth and Mission
Willows J.W., clerk, r. 434 Jessie
Willows Land. Association, J. H. Sayre secretary, 330
Pine, room .36
Wills Charles J.(C. J. Wills & Co.) r. E 8 Fifth, nr
Folsom
Wills C. J. & Co. (Charles J. Wills and C. H. Drury)
stock brokiTR, 302 Montgomery, room 1
Wills John, carpenter Corporation Yard S. F. F. D.,
r. 235 Kearnv
Wills Louisa Miss, r. 204 Tyler
Wills M. E. Miss, teacher Protestant Orphan Asylum
Wills West B., butcher, r. 2 Cedar Av
Willsen L.. seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Willson C. G., seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Willson D. C, salesman Martin J. Flavin, r. 803 Mis-
sion
Willson Frederick, r. 9 Park Av
Willson Georsre, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Willson James, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Willson Job D., jihysician and surgeon, r. 2306 Cal.
Willson John A., cook Nathan Bush & Son, r. 1522
Stockton
Willson John F., livery stable, 126 Ellis, r. The
Baldwin
Willson N. J., assistant engineer Central Pac. ER.,
r. Mnrtinez
Willson Viitor. restiurantkeeper, r. 1215 Clay
Willson. See Wilson
Willy Henry, carbuilder Sutter St. RR., r. Oakland
Willy MntHe. domestic 2720 Mission
Willy. See Willey
Wilmans David J., corder and sealer U. 8. Appraisers'
Store, r. 221 Valencia
Wllmerding J. C. (Wilmerding k Co.) r. 624 Sac.
Wilmertlingr & Co. (J. C. Wilmerding and John
T. Hiiviland) wholesale liqtior8.214 and 216 Front
Wilmersdoerfer Aaron, peddler, r. 124 Olive Av
Wilmerth Bartm. carpenter Hobbs, Pomeroy Jc Co.t
r. 636 Mission
Wllmore William, waiter Palace Hotel
Wllmot Charles, foreman brewer S.F. Stock Brewery.
Co..r. 2118 Powell
Wilmot Harry, brewer, r. 1413 Valencia
Wilmot Samuel C, printer Vernon Upton, r. 1413 Va-
lencia
Wilmshurst John, capitalist, r. 2408 Sacramento
Wilner M. G.. nurse, r. 522 Pine
Wilquist Charles, seaman, r. 416 East
Wilsey O., driver Fifth St. branch Market St. RR., r.
Stanford Hotel
Wilshire William B. (Raymond & Wilshire) r. 2321
California
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Wilson , carpenter, r. 207 Post
Wilson , clerk, r. 2103 Hyde
Wilson A., r. 36 Clay
Wilson Adoliih, laborer North Point Dock Bonded
Warehouse, r. N b Pacific, bet Montgomery and
Kearny
Wilson Agnes E. Mrs., landscape and portrait painter,
studio and r. 1122 Market
Wilson Albert, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Wilson Albert P. (Paul & Wilson) r. 742 Howard
Wilson Albert W.. engineer Whittier, Fuller & Co.,
r. cor Fremont and Folsom
Wilson Albion P.. calker, r. 632 Market
Wilson Alexander, lumbermen's Pro. [Jnion, 71 New
Montgomery
Wilson Alexander W., proptr Clay St. Restau-
rant, 612 Clay
Wilson Alfred, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Wilson Andrew, blacksmith, r. 27 Langton
Wilson Andrew, liquor saloon, 111 Jackson
Wilson Andrew, rigger Edmunds & Taylor, r. Union
House
Wilson Andrew M. L., boatbuilder John F. Penney,
r. E 8 Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
Wilson Andrew W., patternmaker S. F. Brass Works,
r. Oakland
Wilson Annie, domestic 802 Ellis
Wilson Annie Miss, actress Theater Comlque, r. 919
Stockton
Wilson Annie Miss, paperruler Charles E. Rankin, r.
319 Ivy Av
Wilson Arthur, porter Morison, Hutchinson & Co., r.
931 Sacramento
Wilson Arthur B., clerk, r. 2507 Clay
Wilson Augustus, bakery. 1139 Folsom
Wilson Benjamin, bartender Jens Nicolaysen, r. West
End Hotel
Wilson Brown, cooper, r. W s Folsom, nr Twenty.
eighth, B. H.
Wilson C, r. 418 Sutter
Wilson Carrie Mies, actress Adelphi Theater, r. 919
Stockton
Wilson Charles, r. 716 Stockton
Wilson Charles, r. 920 Clay
Wilson Charles (Doyle & Wilson) and Port Warden,
525 Front, r. 2507 Clay
Wilson Charles, bartender C. Coates, r. 618 Taylor
Wilson Charles, boatman, r. 30 Frederick
Wilson Charles, boxmaker A. Waldstein, r. 508 Van
Ness Av
Wilson Charles, carpenter Cal. Mills, r. 318 Ivy Av
Wilson Charles, cigar dealer, r. 429 Sixth
Wilson Charles, cook Pacific Mail SS. City of Panama
Wilson Charles, cook W. 8. Mack & Co., r. 222 Six-
teenth
Wilson Cljarles, laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Wilson Charles, laborer Rider, Somcrs & Co., r. 4
Boston PI
Wilson Charles, laborer Sea Wall
Wilson Charles, miner, r. American Exchange Hotel
Wilson Charles, sawyer H. Behrendt & Co., r. 908
Folsom
Wilson Charles, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Wilson Charles, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Wilson Charles, seaman brig Levi Stevens, Beale St.
Wharf
Wilson Charles, speculator, r. 1425 Geary
Wilson Charles, vaquero, r. Ninth Av, nr N, South
S. F.
Wilson Charles, waiter St. Mary's College
Wilson Charles Jr., r. 1425 Geary
Wilson Charles E. (Wilson & Otis) r.724 Hayes
Wilson Charles F., salesman S. Mosgrove & Brother,
r. 518 Taylor
Wilson Charles G., captain schr Charles G. Wilson,
Union St. Wharf
Wilson Charles J., clerk Alex. W. Wilson, r. 904 Clay
Wilson CharlesN., news agent, r. 525 Second
Wilson Charles P., clerk Charles P. Lolor, r. 713 Nine-
teenth
Wilson Charles R., draftsman, r. 609 Locust Av
Wilson Charles S.. conductor N. B. and Mission RR.,
r. 507 Sixth
Wilson Charles T., compositor The Dally Exchange,
r. 1122 Market
Wilson Charles W., captain schr Champion, r. E B
Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
Wilson Christopher, bartender, r. 229 Sixteenth
Wilson Clara Miss, r. 103 Geary
Wilson Clark G., wood and coal, 8E cor Dnncan and
Dolores, r. S s Twenty-ninth, bet Chtirch and
Sanchez
Wilson Cornelius W., barber James R. Phillips, r. &
Prosjject PI
Wilson Cyrus, mining, office 402 Front, r. Alameda
Wilson D., whitener, 121 Fourth
Wilson Daniel, cashier W. W. Montague & Co., r. 1
Highland Terrace
Wilson Daniel, waiter Gustavus Pope, 551 First
Wilson David, laborer E. Guittard & Co., r. 908 Pine
Wilson David C. salesman Martin J. Flavin, r. 410
Minna
Wilson David C, tinsmith Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 729
Bryant
Wilson Duncan M., stamp clerk Post Office, r. 351
Minna
Wilson E. A. Mrs., assistant Washington Grammar
School, r. 822 Powell
Wilson Edgar M., attorney at law, 607 Montgomery,
r. Park House
Wilson Edward, cook Baldwin's Restaurant, r. 227
Stevenson
Wilson Edward, expressman, r. 1614 Stockton
Wilson Edward. Stone Cutter's Assn, 818 Howard
Wilson Edward A., copyist County Recorder, r. 713
Nineteenth
Wilson Edward V., plumber and gasfitter, 608 Larkin,
r. 315 Stockton
Wilson E. G. Mrs., silk embroiderer, r. 912 Larkin
Wilson Eli, carpeuter, r. 993 Market
Wilson Eliza, widow, r. 429 Chestnut
Wilson Eliza Miss, nurse, r. 1607 California
Wilson Ellen A., widow, r. 704 Pine
Wilson Emma Miss. r. 829 Pacific
Wilson Ev( rett, seaman ship Samviel Watts. Front St.
Wilson Ezekiel. real-estate, r. SW cor Point Lobos and
Fourteenth Avs
Wilson F. R., painter, r. 743 Pine
Wilson Francis A. (Wilson & Felt) r. NE cor Mission
and Beale
Wilson Frank, seaman schr Mary Buhne, Mission St.
Wharf „ ,
Wilson Frank H., clerk Wilson & Brother, r. 1420 Bush
Wilson Frank P., clerk Wilson & Hutchinson, r. 711
Pine
Wilson Frederick, r. 622 Union
Wilson Frederick, helper Phelps Manuf . Co., r. 1022
Montgomery
Wilson Frederick, molder Mina, Iron Works, r. 908
Pine
Wilson Frederick, piledriver, r. lOOM Jackson
Wilson Frederick J., actuary Union Insurance Co., r.
522 Union
Wilson Frederick S., clerk Henry E. Highton, r. 3
Park PI
Wilson George, bartender, r. 129 Third
Wilson George, boatman, r. 16^ Hunt
Wilson George, bookkeeper Lobos Square Packing
House, r. N s Fillmore, bet Union and Filbert
Wilson George, butcher John Wuthrich, r. 415 Geary
Wilson George, cigars and tobacco, 8 Clay, r. SE cor
Steuart and Howard
Wilson George, coachman Thomas Keane, 340 Page
Wilson George, deckhand stmr Bullion, Hathaway's
Wharf
Wilson George, laborer, r. 54 Sacramento
Wilson George, stonecutter, r. 417 Powell
Wilson George, waiter What Cheer House
Wilson George A., painter, r. 1027 Hampshire
Wilson George A., painter, r. 2121 Larkin
Wilson George E., clerk Wilson & Brother, r. 2012
Broadway -c -m t.
Wilson George E.. extraman Hose No. 5, S. F. F. D.,
S 8 Market, bet Tenth and Eleventh
Wilson George F., r. 58 Clara
Wilson George H., bookkeeper, r. 3006 Fillmore
Wilson George H., clerk, r. 30 Tyler
Wilson George H., driver, r. San Bruno Road, opp
Fifteenth Av
Wilson George L., carriagemaker, r. 325 Folsom
Wilson George L., lawstudent George A. Nourse, r.
Wilson George M., collector P. C. MoUcy, r. 211 Eigh-
teenth
Wilson George R., city manager Singer Manuf. Co., r.
157 Seventh
Wilson George W., harness and saddlemaker, N s
Greenwich, bet Fillmore and Steiner, r. 2014 Fil-
bert
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JUNAO J. IflUnnlOUW, Lumber SHeds filled Avith well seasoned L.umber.
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Wilson Guillernio, porter, r. 536 Green
Wilson Hannah Jlra., r. 908 Pine
Wilson Harriet, widow, r. 13 Ridley
Wilson H:>rry, assistant engineer Pacific Mail 88. City
nf Sydney
Wilson Harry, bartender John Harrison, r. Franklin
Hotel
Wilson Harry, seaman schr Trustee, Green St.Wharf
Wilson Henry (Wilson & Holland) r. 10 Broadway
Wilson Henry, captain schr Garibaldi, Union St.
Wharf
Wilson Henry, deckhand stmr Julia, r. 2a Market
Wilson Henry, driver John A. Koy, r. W s San Bruno
Riad, opp Fifteenth Av
Wilson Henry, fisherman, r. N s Tonquln, bet Broder-
Ick and Baker
V/ilson Henry. Lumbermens' Pro. TJnlon, 71 New
Montgomery
Wilson Henry, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., r.
Westminster House
Wilson Henry, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Wilson Henry, seaman bark California, Pacific St.
Wharf
Wilson Henrv, steward Pacific Mail SS. City of Sydney
Wilson Henry A. (H. H. Wilson & Son) r. 1109 Bdwy.
Wilson Henry C, principal Point Lobos School, r. 789
Stevenson
Wilson Henry D.. carpenter, r. 32.5 Folsom
Wilson Honrv G., milker Henry Frauk, r. Seventeenth
Av. nr J." South S. F.
Wilson Henry J., solicitor James J. O'Hanlon, r. 1 Bay
Wilson Herman, clerk, r. 1011 Mason
Wilson H. H. & Son (HuRh H. and Henry A. Wjlson)
Ktmsniiths, and sportsmen's emporium, 513 Clay
Wilson Horace, librarian Mechanics' Institute, r.
i;iO" Taylor
Wilson Hugh, fireman Pacific Mail SS. Co.,r. 541 First
Wilson Hush B., clerk East.on & Co.,r. 22 Montgomery
Wilson Hugh H. (H. H. Wilson k Son) r. 1109 Bdwy
Wilson Israel C, porter William Willis, r. 908 Pacific
Wilson J., r. 36 Clav
Wilson J., carbuilder Sutter St. RB. Co.
Wilson J., molder Risdon I. and L. Works
Wilson Jacob, r. Milton House
Wilsnn Jacob, Riggers Pro. Union, 614 Howard
Wilson James, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
1027 Hampshire
Wilson James, captain schr Crawford, r. Berkeley
Wilson James, carpenter, r. 1019 Union
Wilson James, clerk, r. 916 Vallejo
Wilson James, currier John Meehan, r. 547 Mission
Wilson James, laborer J. Y. Wilson & Co., r. NW cor
Francisco and Fillmore
Wilson James, pilot, office 9 U. S. Court Building, r.
1324 Filbert
Wilson James, stableman, r. 918 Geary
Wilson James, seaman barkentine U. K. Ham, r. 26
Stiniart
Wilson James, seaman schr Active, r. NW cor Jackson
and East
Wilson James, storeroom Palace Hotel, r. 523 Tehama,
bet Fifth and Sixth
Wilson James, waiter, r. 1220 Powell
Wilson James A., sergeant police City Hall,r. 1506
Leavenworth
Wilson James 0., clerk, r. 1036 Folsom, rear
Wilson James C, clerk Empire Lodging House, 636
Commercial
Wilson James H., helper Pac. Rolling Mill. r. Cas-
sius Hotel
Wilson James H., stickerman Enterprise Planing
Mill. r. 22 Verona PI
Wilson James K., principal Lincoln Grammar School,
r. 1H21 Pine
Wilson James L.. second lieutenant Fourth Artillery,
U. S. A., r. Fort Point
WilBon James P., cutter Standard Shirt Factory, r. 503
Linden Av
Wilson James R., carpenter, r. 115 Twenty-sixth
Wilson James R.. route agent U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. 3042 Slxttenth
Wilson James S., plumber, 408 Hayes
Wilson James U., stableman, r. 605 Broadway
Wilson Jane Mrs., r. 522 Union
Wilson Jansen, seaman barkentine R. K. Ham, Larue's
Whnrf
Wilson J. D., advertising agent, and extraman Engine
No. 5, S. F. F. D., r. 1119 Stockton
Wilson J. Downes, real-estate and mining, 411^ Cal-
ifornia, rooms 9-11, r. Oakland
Wilson Jehu B., r. W s Shotwell, bet Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-sixth
Wilson Jessie Mrs., r. 110 Sixth
Wilson J. H.. r. 634 Vallejo
Wilson John, r. 107 Grove
Wilson John, r. Terminal Hotel
Wilson John (Rodgers, Meyer & Co.) r. Liverpool
Wilson John, actor California Theater, r. 823 Bush
Wilson John, boxmaker Union Box Factory
Wilson John, builder, r. 609 Locust Av -— ___
Wilson John, captain schr Champion, r. E 8 Tennes-
see, bet Biitte and Solano
Wilson John, carpenter, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Wilson John, carpenter Baldwin Theater
Wilson John, cook, r. 1522 Stockton
Wilson John, engineer stmr Mount Eden, Larue's
Wharf
Wilson John, expressman, r. 286 Stevenson
Wilson John, goldbeater James B. Newman, r. 32
Valparaiso
Wilson John, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont.
Wilson John, laborer Sanders' Hotel, 8W cor Battery
and Valleja
Wilson John, machinist Southern Pac. RR.,r. 2034
Mission
Wilson John, painter, r. Branch House
Wilson John, seaman, r. 129 Folsom
Wilson Jo'in, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Wilson John, seaman, r. 250 Spear
Wilson John, seaman, r. Sanders' Hotel
Wilson John, seaman schr Compeer, Union St.Wharf
Wilson John, seamanPacific Mail SS. City of Panama
Wilson John, waterman Goodall, Perkins &Co.,r. 10
Washington
Wilson John Mrs., widow, r. 1611 Howard
Wilson -John A., molder Thompson Brothers, r. E s
Tennessee bet Butte and Solano
Wilson John B., general agent, r 108 Eleventh
Wilson John B., seaman Pacific Mail SS. South Caro-
lina
Wilson John C, with Joseph Macdonough, r. 1829
Wilson John D.. human hair, r. 1722 Hyde
Wilson John M., r. 906 Geary
Wilson John N., engineer Empire Mills, r. 732 How-
ard
Wilson John N., painter, 928 Washington, r. 4 Cod-
man PI
Wilson JoUn N. E., attorney at law, 509 Kearny,
rooms 5 and 6, r. 1521 Broadway
Wilson John R., manager Massey & Yung, r. 323 Kear.
Wilson John S., saddler, r. 737 Market
Wilson John Scott (Wilson & Hutchinson) r. 2416
Washington
Wilson John T., master mechanic Southern Pac. RB.,
r. 730 Sixteenth
Wilson John W., clerk freight dept Central Pac. BR.,
r. 236 Taylor
Wilson John V., carpenter, r. 607 Davis
Wilson John Y. (J. Y. Wilson & Co.) r. 1325 Tyler
Wilson Joseph, bookkeeper William A. Holcomb &
Co., r. Oakland
Wilson Joseph, carpenter, r. 153 Fifteenth
Wilson Joseph, carpenter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. NW cor North Point and Larkin
Wilson Joseph, foreman Savage & Son, r. 17 Minna
Wilson Joseph A., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Wilson Joseph L., melter, melter and refiners' dept
U. S. Mint, r. 1521 Broadway
Wilson J. Rea. clerk Charles J. Benton, r. E 8 How-
ard, bet Twenty.fiftU and Twenty-sixth
Wilson J. St. C. (Elisha Ransom & Co.) r. 1120 Bush
Wilson J. Y. iSi Co. (J')hn Y. Wilson) proptrs
Lobos Square Packing House, N s Bay, nr Bu-
chanan, depot 508 Market, and 9 Sutter
Wilson Kittv Mrs., r. 402 Hayes
Wilson Laura, widow, midwife, r. 944 Howard
Wilson L M., r. 9 Park Av
Wilson Louis, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 659
Howard
Wilson Louis, pantryman Occidental Hotel
Wilson M. A. Mrs., janitress Market and Seventh
Sts. Primary School, r. 13:i7 Pine
Wilson Margaret, widow, r. 221 Pacific
Wilson Maria Mrs., teacher, r. 913 Polk
Wilson Maria L. Mr8.,r. 7 Cushman
Wilson Marion A., deputy County Clerk, r. 14 Jessie,
bet Seventh and Eighth
Wilson Martin, carpenter, r. 2210 Mason , y
Wilson Mariin, seaman, r. 1 Commercial
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■Wilsdn Mary, cigarmaker J. Casner & Co., r. 1422
Sixteenth
Wilson Mary Mrs., secondhand clothing, 209 Sixth
Wilson Mary, widow, janitress Pine and Lavklu Sts.
Primary School, r. 1508 Sacranuuto. rear
Wilson Mary A., widow, r. 513 Gough
Wilson Mary A., widow, r. 2012 Broadway
Wilson Mary A., widow, bakery and confectionery,
342 Fourth
Wilson Mary J. Miss, r. 1508 Sacramento, rear
Wilson Mary R., widow, boarding, 710 California
Wilson Mason, bookketper Charles W. Foi, r. 1546
Howard
Wilson Matthew, policeman City Hall, r. 2099 Market
Wilson Matthew H., engineer, r. 58 Crocker
Wilson Matthew T., homoeopathic physician, ofHce
and r. 1043 Mission
Wilson Mattie Miss, r. 224 Fourth
Wilson M. E. Airs., widow, embroiderer, r. 1236 Fol.
Wilson Michael, cook Jarai s Carr, r. 54 Sacramento
Wilson Mountford S., law student Wilson & Wilson,
r. 711 Pine
Wilson N. B. Mrs., widow, r. 410 >c> Hyde
Wilson Nellie, widow, r. I'JOy Kearny
Wilson Nelson, waiter, r. (i2i}<! Clay
Wilson Nicholas, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SE
cor Sierra and Michigan
Wilson N. Irving (Wilson it Brother) r. 1420 Bush
Wilson O. & Co. (Olof Wilson and Christian Rasmus-
sen) housemovers, 857 Harrison and 1227 Hamp-
shire
Wilson Olof (O. Wilson & Co.) r. 857 Harrison
Wilson Olof, stevedore, r. 17 Vi Decatur
Wilson O. P.. master marint r, otKce 12 Clay
Wilson P., laborer Pacific Mail SS. Co.
Wilson P.. tnickliiyer, r. 2206 Powell
Wilson Patrick, machinist, r. 441 Clementina
Wilson Peter, carpenter Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
r. 711 Sanchez
Wilson Peter, clerk Mead & Runyon, r. 5 Anna
Wilson Peter, stevedore, r. 423 Natoma
Wilson Peter, fireman Pacific Mail SS. City of Syd-
ney
Wilson Peter, seaman, r. 14 Stanford
Wilson Peter, seaman schr Fairfield, Front St. Wharf
Wilson Peter S., foreman painters Southern Pac.RR..
r. 211 Eighteenth
Wilson Ramon E., attorney at law, 419 California,
room 20. r. 108 Ellis
Wilson Richard, cler;, r. 2014 Filbert
Wilson Richard, driver Richard W. Simpson, r. S s
Bryart, bet Seventh and Eighth
Wilson Richard, laborer Presidio Reservation
Wilson Richard, stockbroker, 415 Montgomery, r. 608
Bush
Wilson Richard, teamster, r. 147 Minna
Wilson Richard A. J., printer, r. 52 Minna
Wilson Richard M., mining expert, 314 Montgomery,
r. 14 Liberty
Wilson Robert, r. 59 Shipley, rear
Wilson Robert, dry and fancy goods, 2514 Mission
Wilson Robert, fireman stmr Yosemite, Market St.
Wharf
Wilson Robert, laborer, r. E s San Jose Av, betTwen-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Wilson Robert, stationery, r. 312 Tehama, rear
Wilson Robert, stevedore, r. San Jose Av, bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Wilson Robert A., purchasing agent Sisson, Wallace
& Co., r. 1605 Tyler
Wilson Robert C, porter, r. 32 M Mary
Wilson Russell J. (Wilson h Wilson) r. 711 Pine
Wilson Samuel, tailor. 1304 Polk, r. 1332 Bu'-h
Wilson Samuel M. (Wilson & Wilson) r. 711 Pine
Wilson Sarah M. Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 1413 Bush
Wilson Se'iving' Machine Co, , Samuel Hill
general agent, 634 Market
Wilson Stephen, hog driver, r. Branch House
Wilson Susau, widow, r. 1004 Kearny
Wilson Thomas, r. 1 Highland Terrace
Wilson Thomas, butcher Edward Convey, r. 1206
Union
Wilson Thomas, carpenter Southern Pac. RR.
Wilson Thomas, live stock dealer, r. 1512 Folsom
Wilson Thomas, fireman stniriTnlia, r. 127 Jackson
Wilson Thomas, laborer A. Waldstein, r. 530 Fourth
Wilson Thomas, mate schr Garibaldi, Union St. Wharf
Wilson Thomas, packer Cutting Packing Co., r. 34
Everett
Wilson Thomas, policeman City Hall, r. 413 First
Wilson Thomas, printer H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 150954
Market
Wilson Thomas, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Wllgon Thomas B., with Pac. Rubber Paint Co., r.425
Bush
Wilson Thomas H., captain stmr Wilson, r. 325 Fol.
WilHOii Thomas K., Judge Superior Court. De-
partment No. 3, chambers 40 and 41 Montgomery
Block, r. 2330 Missicm
Wilson Thomas O., carpenter, r. T.^O Minna
Wilson Thomas S., compositor P. J. Thomas, r. 3i:i
Geary
Wilson Thomas W., druggist, r. SW cor Fillmore and
Bush
Wilson T. W., carpenter, r. 1029 Market
Wilson Walter W., painter, r. 11 Auburn
Wilson Watson F., driver Occidental Laundry, r. SE
cor Gough and I'nion
Wilson W. G. Mrs., r. 1822 Market
Wilson William iHubash, Larsen & Wilson) r. 1
Bush St PI
Wilson William, actor Bella Union Theater
Wilson William, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 32 Val-
paraiso
Wilson William, blacksmith helper Presidio Reser-
vation
Wilson William, driv<r Engine No. 1, S. F. F. D., r.
410 Pacific
Wilson William, engineer, r. 232 Langton
Wilson William, fireman, r. 19 Ohio
Wilson Williiim, laborer, r. 81 Natoma
Wilson William, lather, r. 437 Minna
Wilson.AVilliam. machinist William T. Garratt
Wilson William, moldi r Union Iron Works, r.44 Minn:
Wilson William, painter, r. 338 Chattanooga
Wilson William, painter, r. 917 Stoclitou
Wilson William, painter Southern Pac. RR., r. SE cor
Capp and Eighteenth
Wilson William, physician, office and r. (;15 Kearny
Wilson William, plasterer, r. 2604 Sacramento
Wilson William, porter N. Van Bergen & Co., r. 536
Green
Wilson William, printer Francis, Valentine & Co., r.
l.'i09V, Market
Wilson William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Wilson William, seaman schr Alice Stoffen, Jackson
St. Wharf
Wilson William Jr., plumber, r. 32 Valparaiso
Wilson William A., clerk Dickson De Wolf & Co.
Wilson William F., plumber and gasfitter, 26
Stockton, r. 1609 Broderick
Wilson William F., shoemaker, r. 516 Sixth
Wilson William H., asphaltum roofer, 612 Mission, r.
567 Howard
Wilson William H., carpenter, r. Chicago Hotel
AVilson William H., laborer, r. MoLtgomery, bet Fil-
bert and Greenwich
Wilson William H., seaman, r. 164 Clara
AVilson William J., telegraph operator, r. 13 Ridley
Wilson W'illiam L., woodmolder D. A. Macdonald &
Co., r. .536)4 Howard
Wilson William M., r. Lick House
Wilson William M., plasterer, r. 2604 Sacramento
Wilson William O., secretary Gover Mill and Mining
Co., 402 Front, r. 717 Broadway
Wilson William P., teamster, r. 1321 Guerrefo "
Wilson William S.. r. 919 Stockton
Wilson W. L. Mrs., teacher music, 536 }4 Howard
Wilson h Brother (N. I. Wils'n) m.nnufs and dealers
doors, windows and blinds. 18-22 Drumm
Wilson & Felt (Francis A. Wilson and Alexander
Felt) restaurant. 47 Sacramento
Wilson & Holland (Henry Wilson and Thomas Hol-
land) boarding. 10 Broadway
Wilson & Hutchinson (John .Scott Wilson and
Frederick W. Hutchinson) stockbrokers, 322 and
324 Pine
Wilson & Otis (Charles E. Wilson and George E.
Otis) attorneys at law. 420 California, room 6
Wilson 6i Wilson (Samuel M. and Russell J.) at-
torneys at law. 420 California
Wilson. See Willson and Willison
Wilton Ephraim F.. tailor, 412)^ Geary, r. 1315 Tyler
Wilton John (Wilton .V Co.) r. 741 Market
Wilton Marguerite Miss, r. N s Sierra, bet Michigan
and Georgia
Wilton Oscar F., second mate schr Ida Schnauer, r.
405 Spear
Wilton Thomas H., canvasser, r. 405 Spear
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY,
LACE CURTAINS. iJLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office, 33 Geary St.
J. MACDONOUGH,
IHIPORTEU OF AXD DEALER IIV ALL KINDS OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL, 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
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Wilton k Co. (John Wilton and P. L. Cortelyou) dairy
produce, 23 and 2-t California Market
Wiltz John, r. 1024 Po^vell
Wilzinski Albert, salesman Engelbrecht, Fox & Co.,
r. 81(i Ellis
Wilzinski Bertha, widow, r. 284 Minna
Wilzinski Marks, traveling salesman Engelbrecht,
Fox & Co., r. 816 Ellis
^Wilzinski Samuel, costumer, 417 Bush, room 9, r. 81C
^ Ellis
Wilzinski Tobias, commission merchant, r. 8>i Turk,
rear
Wilzinski William, with Samuel Wilzinski, r. 816 Ellis
Wimuier Andrew, barber John Wolf, r. 107 Post
Wimmer George W., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
49 Tehama
Wimyer Mary, widow, r. 1808 Powell
Wiuall Gus. A., musician, r. 311 Fremont
Winall Stewart A., carriage manufacturer, 17 Steven-
son, r. 311 Fremont
Winaiis, Belknap «& Godoy (Joseph W. Wiuans,
Daviil P. Bellnap and Jose F. Godoy) attorneys
at law, (104 Merchant, rooms 7-10
Winans Gerard C, r. 92C. Clay
WinausJoseph W . ( Winans, Belknap & Godoy) r . 926 Clay
Winans Joseph W. Jr., law student Winans, Belknap
& Godoy, r. 926 Clay
Winant Charles, fruitdealer, r. 547 Minna
Wiuant Samuel (E. Terry ^: Co.) r. Alameda
Winauts Newell, bookkeeper, 402 Montgomery, room
34, r. 737 Howard
Will ants. See Wynants
Wiuch FrederiLk C, druggist John C. Moody, r. 1401
Polk
Wiuch Walter, jewelry and hardware, 532 Hayes, r.
614 Laguna
Winchcomb Thomas, waiter Oregon SS. George W.
Elder, Folsom St. Wharf
'Winchell Ann N. Mrs., r. 1 Ewer PI
Wincliell Theodore C. (Winchell & Cole) r. Oakland
Winchell & Cole (Theodore C. Winchell and Charles
D. Cole) real-estate agents, 304 Montgomery
Winchester Albert S., compositor George Spaulding,
' r. 933 Bush
Winchester Charles W., boarding stable, 13 and 15
Stevenson, r. 1153 Folsom
Winchester Ezra H. (Main & Winchester) r. Ports-
mouth, N. H.
Winchester House, James Gilleran proptr, 44 Third
Winchester John P., salesman Main & Winchester, r.
Oakland
i Winchester Minnie, domestic 132 Turk
'Wiiicheiiter Repeating' Arms Co., John
Skinker agent, 115 Pine
Winckler T., r. The Baldwin
Winckler W. C, butcher Hofinan & Woenne, .r. 145
Natoma
Winckler. See Winkler
Wind M. L., cabinetmaker, r. 132 Clara
Wind Moritz, tannery, E s San Bruno Koad, nr Twen-
ty-sixth
Windecker Caspar, buttonhole factory, 16Dupont,rear
Windel H. (H. Windel&Co.) r.SlOStockton (entresol)
Windel H. & Co. (H. Windel) upholsterers, cab-
inetmakers, and furniture storage, 310 St ickton
Windele Edwin, physician and surgeon, office and r.
NW o<ir Valencia and Twenty-third
Windeler Charles, bartender Charles H. Brusaber,
r. W s Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada
Windeler George, cooper Pac.Vinegar Works, r. 2012
Folsom
Windeler Peter (Hillebrandt & Co.) r. 2012 Folsom
Windeler William, clerk John Martens, r. SW cor
Geary and Steiner
WindcrmuUer Frederick, baker City and County Hos-
pital, r. 1012 Filbert
Windhaiis Bernard (Lessmann & Windhaus) r. 1057
Market ,|gk
Windlin Loeren, baker, r. 609 Ja^lSlon
Wlndoes VVilliam, cutter August Hesthal, r. 317 Bush
Windom Henry, machinist, r. 104 Alasou
Windrofif Adolf, teacher lauguagts. r. 1220 Powell
Windrow Christopher, butcher M. Brandenstein k
Co., r. Railroad Av, bet Eleventh and Twelfth
Avs, South S. F.
Windrow Joseph, tanner, r. SW cor Twenty-sixth
and Misson
Windrow Uichard. sheep butcher, r. 8 Ball's Block,
Railroad Av. South S. F.
Windsor Charles, masU-r mariner, r. 433 Minna
Windsor Martin, r. 1 South Park
Windsor Norman E., cashier Union Insurance Co., r.
733 Bush
Windsor The, Warschauer Brothers proptrs, 905
Market
Windsor William, keeper Faralloues Light House
Windsor William M., canvasser, r. 2311 Webster
Windsor. See Winsor
Windt Christian, liquor saloon, 518 Merchant, r. 6M
Liberty
Windt Henry A., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Broadway and Hyde
Wine and Liquor Herald (semi-monthly) John
H. Carmauy & Co. proptrs and publishers, 409
Washington
Wine Dealers Gazette, M. S. Whiting & Co., proptre
and publishers, 722 Montgomery
W^ine House, Radovich & Dhrlandt proptre, 306
Kearny
Winebcrg August, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Wiueburgh Emanuel (Jacobs & Wineburgh) r. 333 Fell
Winegar Ashbel B., suiierintendent Union Pac. Salt
Co.,r. NE cor Capp and Twenty-sixth
Winegar Maggie, domestic 934 Folsom
Winehill Gustave, proptr Eureka Glove Factory, 125
Sansome, r. 413 Leavenworth
Wines Charles L. Jr., bookkeeper Crane & Brigham,
r. Oakland
Wineshenk J., lettercarrier Post Office, r. 1622 Geary
Wiufield Charles, painter, r. 25 Minna
Winfield John, waiter Russ House
Winfrey J. M., bartender, r. 247 Second
Wing Charles, r. 5 Anna
Wing Emeline, widow, r. 443 Tyler
Wing Emilia, dressmaker, r. 1331 Pacific
Wing Francis B. H., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 2235 Mission
Wing Frank C, clerk stmr City of Stockton, Wash-
ington St.Wharf
Wing H. N., with E. A. Dakin, 219 Sansome
Wing Jacob, peddler, r. 430 Sixth, rear
Wing John, third officer ship Vigilant. Vallejo St.
Wharf
Wing John J., r. 22 Langton
Wing Simon (Wing & Allen) r. Boston
Wing Stephen, transfer clerk U. S. Mint. r. 512 Hyde
Wing Wallace, contractor, r. 711 Shotwell
Wing W. H. & Co. (William H. Wing and John C.Wal-
ler) proptrs Cal. Last Factory, NE cor Mission
anil Fremont
Wing William, conductor Clay St. Hill BR., r. 1331
Pacific
Wing William H. ;W. H.Wing * Co.) r. 206 Hyde
Wing & Allen (Simon Wing and Bennett G. Allen)
photographers, 342 Kearny
Wingard Adam, miner, r. 1111 Broadway
Wingard T. B. Mrs., widow, r. 712 Howard
Wingite Beaumont N., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Twenty-seventh and Gunnison Av, B. H.
Wingate Isaac C, proptr Oakland Express, 6 Sacra-
mento, r. Oakland
Wingate John D., clerk Toklas, Brown & Co., r. 11
Monroe
Wingerter Charles J., real-estate, r. 2714 Sacramento
Wingerter Edward P., musician, r. 2714 Sacramento
Wingerter Jacob, expressman, SE cor California and
Spring, r. Oakland
Wingtield Henry, r. 804 Third
Wingler Julius, shoemaker, r. 431 Dupont
Wingrove Thomas G., day watchman new City Hall,
r. 38 Louisa
Wingrove William, brassfiuisher S. F. Brass Works, r.
38 Louisa
Winhold Andreas, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Winkel Charles, gardener, r. 909 Kearny
Wiukelman Henry, shipowner, office 54 Steuart, r.
Oakland
Winkelmann Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Hayes and Lagnna
Winkelmann Henry, laborer Henry Hoesch, r. 636
Commercial
Winkelmann J. Henry, musician, r. 5 Morey Alley
Winkie Charles, waiter Oregon SS. George W. Elder,
Folsom St.Wharf
Winkle Adam (Winkle Brothers) r. SE cor Battery
and Vallejo
Winkle Brothers (Adam and Henry Jr.) bakery, SE
cor Battery and Vallejo
Winkle Henry Jr. (Winkle Brothers) r. SE cor Bat-
tery and Vallejo
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Winkle William, clerk Charles D. Ladd, r. 428 Bdwy
Winkler Charles, tinsmith William Cormack, r.lO St.
Charles PI
Winkler Christina, dairy, r. Green, bet Gough and
Franklin
Winkler Edward, Cabinetmakers' Dnion, 912 Market
Winkler Frederick F., upholsterer John A. Shaber.r.
430 Chestnut, rear
Winkler Gustavus, haruessniaker Main & Winchester,
r. 610 Greenwich
Winkler Henry, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.lO
St. Charles PI
Winkler Henry E., cabinetmaker, r. 31 Garden Av
Winkler JohnE., advertising agent, r. 32 Ellis
Winkler. See Winckler
Winkley Emma Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. 708 McAllister
Winkley Philip W., teamster, r. 708 McAllister
Winks James, laborer, r. 11 Bryant Av
Winks John W., salesman Frederick Chester & Co., r.
813 Shot-well
Winn Abel T., assistant Boys' High School, r. 1006^
Washington
Winn Charles, waiter Hansen & Peterson, r. 646
Fourth
Winn Charlotte C. Mrs., assistant Denman Grammar
School, r. 1006>« Washington
Winn Dominick, blacksmith, r. 60 First
Winn Henry L., laborer, r. 204 Steuart
Winn J., driver Omnibus RE.
Winn James, bagijagemaster, r. 121 Welsh
Winn James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. E •
Vermont, bet Mariposa and Solano
Winn John, clerk Baldwin & Co., r. 615 Second
Winn Lizzie, domestic 1310 Geary
Winn Michael, teamster Charles R. Allen, r.l38 Silver
Winn Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W a Geor-
gia, bet Sierra and Shssta
Winn Rosie, domestic 2107 Howard
Winn Thomas, butler Addison E. Head, llO.i Taylor
Winn Thomas J., tailor, 313 Sutter
Winn William H., expressman, r. 2^ Camp
Winne Daniel, laborer, r. 79 Colton
Winne. See Wynn, and Wynne
WMnnea John L., janitor Cal. Pioneer Hall, 808
Montgomery
Winning Edward S., engineer, r. 7 Harrison Av
Winrow Christian, extraman Engine No. 11, S. F. P.
D., r. Fourteenth Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Winrow John, butcher Joseph Winrow, r. 3002 Mia-
Bion
Winrow Joseph, market, 3002 Mission
Winrow Richard, butcher Miehelssen, Brown k Co.,
r. Fifth Av, ur Railroad Av, South S. F.
Winsby Henry, seaman, r. 41 Vallejo
Winship Alvin A., engineer stmr El Capitan.Oakland
Ferry, r. 508 Fell
Winship Theodore, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Winsbip Thomas Mrs., widow, r. 357 Brannan
Winship Thomas S., engineer, r. 1206 Market
Winslow C. W., liquor saloon, 314 Third
Winslow Edward P., ornamental plasterer Samuel
Kellett, r. Columbia Hotel
Winslow James M., r. 1206 Market
Winslow J. H., nightwatchmau stmr Oakland, Oak-
land Ferry, r. East Oakland
Winslow Jolin, hostler F. Korbel & Brothers, r. 17
P.irk Av
Winslow Martin, night inspector Custom House, r.
448^ Third
Winslow Terrence, S. F. Ship Calkers' Assn. BaiTa's
HaU
Winslow William, r. 913 Valencia
Winsor Thomas, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., r.
726 California
Winstanley Clement, topographical assistant En-
gineer's Dept U.*S. A., Presidio Reservation, r.
1515 Broadway
Winston Emmet C., r. 541 Stevenson
Winter Adnlf , saloonkeeper, r. 627 Green
Winter Albert, foreman Cole & Kenny, r. 16 Valencia
Winter Alexander W. (L'lvenson. Winter & Co.) r.cor
Seventh Av and M, South S. F.
Winter Alice Miss, ladies' hairdresser, r. 1608 Polk
Winter Benjamin G., salesman Castle Brothers, r.731
Sixteenth
Winter Brothers (Morris and Henry) proptrs Cal.
Steam Sausage Factory, 43 Fremont
Winter Clara Miss, teacher music, r. N s (731) Six-
teenth, bet Shotwell and Folsom
SB
Winter Conrad, foreman Herman Zwieg, r. 620
Branuan
Winter Dsuiel F., telegraph operator, r. 1608 Polk
Winter Emma Miss, r. N s (731) Sixteenth, bet Shot
well and Folsom
Winter Fritz, laborer N. Ohlandt & Co.
Winter Henry (Winter Brothers) r. 1226 Webster
Winter Henry S., manag<;r Bay Soap and Candle
Works, r. 731 Sixteenth
Winter James H., druggist, 659 Clay
Winter James W. (Winter & Winter) r. 310 Stockton
Winter John, expressman, r. 67i) Natoma
Winter John F., groceries and liquors, BW cor Masm.
and Filbert
Winter John H., groceries and liquors, NW cor Bush
and Franklin
Winter Joseph (Joseph Pace& Co.) r. 812 Kearny
Winter Joseph T., tinsmith, r. 1608 Polk
Winter Joseph W., superintendent press dept Bay
Soap and Candle Works, r. 731 Sixteenth
Winter Kasten (C. Waller & Co.) r. 5 Pacific
Winter Louis, teamster, r. 18 Russell
Winter Louis P., conductor Clay St. Hill RR., r. 1301
Leavenworth
Winter Mary, widow, r. 1608 Polk
Winter Michael, laborer, r. 137 Tehama
Winter Minnie Miss. r. 1118 Howard
Winter Morris (Winter Brothers) r. 811 Buchanan
Winter Patrick D.,proptr Cal. Varnish Works, r.
cor Santa Clara and Kansas
Winter Philip, barber Eugene Boisse, r. Oakland
Winter Rudolph (Winter & Pauli) r. 027 Green
Winter Sidney, foreman Bothin, Dallemand & Co.,
r. 2007 Leavenworth
Winter Thomas P., cashier and bookkeeper Kohlerft
Chase, r. 106 Post
Winter W. G. (Wint'-r & Winter) r. 206 Kearny
Winter William, real-estate agent, and secretary Ter-
ritorial Pioneers of California, 838 Market, r. 216
O'Farrell
Winter 6i Pauli (Rudolph Winter and Francis
A. Pauli) proptrs Bayerische Bier Stube, 411
Bush
Winter & Winter (-Tames W. and W. G. Winter)
dentists, 206 Kearny, rooms 6-8
Winter. See Winters
Wiuterbittom Henry, carpenter Cook & Trounson, r.
SE cor Hancock and Noe
Winterbottom Orlando, housepainter, r. 24 Converse
Winterburn Frank, printer Joseph Winterburn & Co.,
r. 1927 Fillmore
Winterburn George Mrs., r. 1 Fifth
Winterburn George F., comp'jsitor Joseph Winter-
burn k Co., r. 1617 Gough
Winterburn George N., r. 201 Taylor
Winterburn Joseph (Joseph Winterburn & Co.) r.
I(;i7 Gough
Wiiiterbnrn Josepli <& Co. (Joseph Winterburn
and Wi liam Hoffschneider) printers and electro-
typers, 417 Clay
Winterfeld Martin, mate schr Galatea, Union St.
Wharf
Winterhalter Conrad, machinist, r. Turk St. Hotel
Winterhalter Joseph, laborer John H. Kessing, r. 834
Broadway
Winterhalter William, architect, r. 1430 Tyler
Wintermantel Frank J., upholsterer, r. 223 Kearny
Winters Annie, widow, r. N s Montgomery PI, nr
Montgomery
Winters Charles, foreman varnisher J. B. Luchsinger
& Co., r. 538 Fifteenth
Winters Charles, seaman, r. 412 Folsom, rear
Winti rs Edward, baker Thomas J. Chadbourne, r. 825
Vallejo, rear
Winters George, seaman, r. 16 Clay
Winters Henry, butcher, r. 1223 Webster
Winters James, gauj5R(r, r. 119 Perry
Winters John C, se^Jiian, r. Bryant, nr Fremont
Winters Mary, dornestic 1131 Howard
Winters Mary, dressmaker, r. N s Montgomery PI, nr
Montgomery
Winters Michael, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., PotrerO
Works
Winters Thomas, contractor, r. Lily Av, bet Webster
and Buchanan
Winters Thomas, shoemaker, r. E s Columbia, bet
Twenty-second ai)d Twenty-third
Winters William J., pilot stmr Constance, Jackson St.
Wharf, r. 5 Washington
Winters. See Winter
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Winterson Michael, expressman, r. 319H Ivy Av
Wiuterson Patrick H., bookbinder Charles E. Rankin.
r. 319 Ivy Av
Wlnterson Samuel, Lumbermens' Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Winterton John D., salesman Heynemann & Co., r.
GU Powell
Winthrop Philip F. , editor, r. 1138 Howard
Wlnthrop Samuel, r. Gl'i Fulton
Winthrop William L., porter Nicholas Stelner, r. 1025
Washington
Wintjen John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Geary
and Devisadero
Wlntou Hugh A., shoemaker Gilbert Priugle, r. 4
Geary PI
Wintringham Thomas W., cashier Parrott & Co., r.
NE cor California and Van Ness Av
Wintz Joseph, billiards and liquors, SE cor Nine-
teenth and Mission
Winzig Louis A., nurse, r. 121 Fourth
Wioht Otto, laborer August Heimann, r. Railroad Av,
bet Ninth and Tenth Avs, South S. F.
Wipfli Alois. Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Wirckens Otto, clerk C. H. Oflfermann, r. NW cor
Bush and Dupont
Wirkham George, r. 733 Market
Wirsing Charles H., manuf trunks and valises, 439
Pine, r. 2732 Mission
Wirt E., gardener, r. Columbia Hotel
Wirt Noves S., attorney at law, 511 Montgomery, r.
l(ill"Bush
Wirt William W., clerk, r. SE cor Polk and Austin
Wirth George (Picperling & Wirth) r. 1231 Union
Wirtner Adolph. tailor, 308 Post.r. 260 Tehama
Wirt/. Carrie B. Mrs., r. 1142 Market
Wisby John, bartender, r. 2122 Mission
Wisch William, waiter A. E. Swain, r. 319 Jessie
Wischeowski Thaddeus, waiter William Wainwrlght,
r. 605 Polk
Wise . solicitor, r. 1030 Howard
Wise Barzillao, reporter, r. 560 Willow At
Wise Benjamin, printer Dodge Brothers, r. 915 Val-
encia
Wise Charles, teamster L, O. Sresovich, r. 516 Filbert
Wise Charles E., hostler, r. 537 Jessie
Wise Charles H., r. 410 J^ Fifth
Wise Charles H., tinsmith Schuster Brothers, r. 1030
Pacific
Wise Edward, butcher A. C. Beck & Co., r. 615 Laguna
Wise Emily, domestic 110 Eddy
Wise Frank M., first officer Pacific Mail SS. City of
Panama
Wise Frederick, driver Isaac Stone, r. W s San Bruno
Road, nr Thirty-first
Wise George, brassfinisher, r. 2 Auburn
Wise George, paperruler D. Hicks & Co., r. 719 Clay
Wise Cieorge, sailmaker, r. 148 Natoma
Wise George H., calker Middlemas & Boole, r. f27
Buchanan
Wise Harriet Mrs., assistant North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 51G Filbert
Wise Harriet P., dressmaker, r. 6G0 Minna
Wise Isadore H., salesman, r. 333 Turk
Wise Jacob, merchant, r. 324 Fell
Wise James, bartender Andrew Behrens, r. 228
Montgomery Av
Wise JanieB, engineer, r. W s Mission, bet Thirtieth
and Thirty-first
Wise J. M., clerk, r. 139 Fourth
Wise John, calker Ebeu Weeks
Wise John, carpenter, r. 2 Lawrence PI
Wise John, hostler John R. O'Kane, r. 346 First
Wise John, locksmith, 1222 Stockton
Wise John H., cook, r. 470 Tehama
Wise John H., otfice 607 Front, r. 1409 Leavenworth
Wise Mary H., widow, r. N s Twenty-third, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Wise Maurice, tailor, 164 Jessie, r. 324 Fell
Wise Robert H., teamster J. Morton & Co., r. N s
Twenty-sixth, bet Church and Dolores
Wise Samuel, butcher Myer Levy. r. 324 Fell
Wise Solomon, dry goods dealer, r. 324 Fell
Wise Thomas A., clerk L. P. Fisher, r. 510 Minna
Wise Tully R., attorney at law, 16 Montgomery
Av. r. Commercial Hotel
Wi.^e Wallace C, salesman Fisher fc Co., r. 609 Post
Wise. See Weis, Wcisfc and Weiss
Wisehahn Carsten, driver Washington Brewery
Wiseman Jacob, teamster Julius Wrede, r. 1623
Powell
Wiseman James B., bookbinder A. J. Leary, r. 217
Stevenson
Wiseman John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
123 Twelfth
Wiseman John, stableman C. L. Wall & Co., r. 1027
Market
Wiseman Mary Miss, assistant Tyler St. Primary
School, r. 123 Twelfth
Wiseman Thomas, carpenter, r. E s Vermont, bet
Humboldt and Sieira
Wiseman William E., laborer 8. F. Cordage Factory,
r. E s Vermont, bet Hi*nboldt and Sierra
Wiseman W. L., carijenter Presidio Reser\'ation
Wisfnden Henry, bricklayer, r. 2717 Bush
Wiser Joseph, steward Charles D. Zeile, r. 528 Pacific
Wiser Nicholas, waiter, r. 307 Slitter
Wishman Daniel, quartermaster Pacific Mail 88.
South Carolina
Wisker Frank G., porter H. S. Crocker & Co.,r. 54
Shipley
Wiskotschill I. N., photographer, 811 Market
Wisler Ignatius, boottitter. r. 1715 Buchanan
Wisler Julius, shoemaker, r. 1715 Buchanan
Wisluzil J.', merchant tailor, 10 and 605 Montgomery,
and 302 Kearny, r. 630 Broadway
Wismark L. J., seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Wiss Gustave, physician, oflBce and r. 1800 Dupont
Wissel Albert, bookkeeper Eggers & Co., r. 513 Leav-
enworth
Wissel Henry, liquor saloon, 265 Third, r. 247 Ritch
Wissel Henry F., bartender Henry Wissel, r. 247
Ritch
Wisshack Gottlob, insurance agent, r. 1706 Polk
Wissig Charles, watchman Sol. Wangenheim & Co.,r.
120 Davis
Wissig George, cook, r. 4 Sonora PI
Wissing Adolph, painter S. F. Gas Light Co.
Wissiug F. Jacob, liquor saloon, 1056 Folsom, r. 1047
Folsom
Wissing F. W., driver Pacific Transfer Co., 110 Sutter
Wissiug Louisa Miss, r. 1047 Folsom
Wissinger John W., contractor and builder, 408 Jack-
son, r. 17 Ohio
Wissner John, news agent Evening Post, r. 17 Elliot
Park
Wist Susan, widow, r. 1G16 Dupont
Wiswall William T., policeman City Hall, r. 917
Market
Wiswell Charles H.. butcher.r. 26 Sacramento
Wiswell Edward S., ornamental and signpainter
Thomas Downing, r. 12 Guy PI
Wiswell John A., blacksmith, r. Iii41 Howard
Wiswell Sarah P., widow, r. 1041 Howard
Wiswell Thaddeus, broker, r. 619 Mission
Witgen Dietricli, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Dupont and Broadway, r. 301 Montgomery Av
Witgen John, clerk Charles Sievers, r. 734 Broadway
Witham Charles B., salesman Larzelere & Witham.r.
710 Grove
Witham Charles H., policeman City Hall, r. 326
Jessie
Witham Walter D., bookkeeper Blake, Bobbins & Co.,
r. 710 Grove
Witham William L. (Larzelere & Witham) r. 710
Grove
Withe Trida. domestic 1707 Polk
Witherby Daniel S., broker, r. 2G13 Folsom
Witberby J. Henry, cooper, r. 123 Park Av
Witherby Lamoille, widow, physician, office and r.
1908 Market
Witherby. See Weatherby, and Wetherbee
Witherell Henry, seaman, r. cor Spear and Harrison
Withers Kate, domestic NE cor Gough and Jackson
Withers Nathan, r. 750 Harrison
Withers Ralijh. r. NE cor Gough and Jackson
Withers William Jr., leader orchestra California Thea-
ter, r. 517 Post
Withers William, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 847 Clay
Witherspoon R. H., salesman, r. 961 Mission
Withington Belle Mrs., r. 121 Montgomery
Withington James H. (Dutton & Withington) r. Pal-
ace Hotel
Withrow Isaac N., boot and shoemaker, 224 McAllis-
ter, rear
Withtrow Marie Miss, teacher music Public Schools,
r. 200 San Jose Av
Withrow Woodward W., timekeeper Sea Wall, r. 200
San Jose .\v
Witkowski Samuel (of 8. Lowenberg & Co., Golden-
dale, W. T.) 3U6 Montgomery, r. 840 McAllister
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Witmer Emil , brushmaker Figer Brothers, r. NE cor
Stockton and Broadway
Witschen Henry, groceries, liquors and provisions,
SE cor Eighth and Bryant
Witschen John, brewer, r. SE cor Eight and Bryant
Witschen N., conductor Market St RR.
Witschen Nicholas, r. 364 Minna
Witt Alfred, salesuiau, r. 3 Dale PI
Witt Bernard, pauman American Sugar Refinery, r.
1017 Battery
Witt Charles, clerk Matthias Gray, r. 212 Prospect PI
Witt Fanny Miss, a> tress, r. 212 Prospect PI
Witt Ferdinand, clerk, r. 3 Dale PI
Witt Fritz G., silversmith Schulz & Fischer, r. 1719
Eddy
Witt Henry, fruits and dairy produce, 235 Sixth
Witt Henry, lumberman, r. SE cor Harrison and Main
Witt Johannes, fruits and vegetables, 10 Bay City
Market, r. 28 Turk
Witt John C, seaman schr S. M. Coombs, Larue's
Whurf
Witt Julius, mauuf boys and children's clothing, 22
Sansome. r. 417 Hyde
Witt Mary, widow, r. 3 Dale PI
Witt Mary, domestic 005 Bush
Witt O., Austrian Benev. Assu, 310 O'Farrell
Witt Walter, haruessmaker, r. 3 Dale PI
Witte CUai'les, groceries and liquors, and paints
and oils. W s Georgia, bet Shasta and Sierra
Wilte Charles E., clerk, r. 1139 Howard
Witte Henry, captain schr Cinderella, Green St.
Wliarf
Witte Herman (Schuck & Witte) r. Commercial Hotel
Witte Williuiii, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Powell and Vallejo, r. 737 Vallejo
Wittenberg Adolph, clerk Levi StraUfS & Co., r. 931
Greenwich
Wittenberg David, jjeddler, r. 470 Jessie
Wittenberg James, student Pac. Business College, r.
1009 Washington
Wittgenstein Mark, broker, r. 410 Kearny
Wittgenstein Meyers D., merchant, 632 Montgomery,
r. 326 O'Farrell
Wittie , painter, r. 507 Sixth
Wittie D., barber, r. Commercial Hotel
Wittig Jacob, baker, r. i or Hyde and Green
Wittke P., California Jaegers, 020 Bush
Wittke Paul, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Wittland William J., collector Grangers' Bank of
Cal., r. 1212 Jackson
Wittie James, painter, r. S s Folsom, nr Third
Wittmaack F., carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. 6 Virginia PI
Wittmaack Rudolph H., cigarmaker Denicke Broth-
ers, r. 208 Francisco
Wittman Frederick, ladies' underwear, 1009 Howard
AVittman G. & Co, .George Wittman and Vin-
cent Eigne) proptrs Nevada Restaurant, 412 Pine
Wittman George (G. Wittman & Co.) r. Oakland
Wittman George, cutter Standard Shirt Factory, r. 910
Dolores
Wittman Julius, bookkeeper G. Wittman & Co., r.
Oakland
Wittman Samuel, cook G. Witlnian & Co., r. Oakland
Wittman. See Whiteman, Wightmau, and Whitman
Wittmeier John G., liquor saloon, 513 Pacific
Wittmer Jacob, clerk Fechheimer, Goodkind i Co.,
r. 311 Fourth
Wittner Alexander, teamster, r. 58 Crocker
Wittner Jacob, butcher, r. 807 Kearny
■W'ittrani Cliarles, attorney at law, 230 Montgom-
ery, rooms 2 and 3, r. 137 Montgomery
Wittram Fredericlc, real-estate, 230 Montgom-
ery, rooms 2 and 3, r. 2319 California
Wittrehen J., Austrian Benev. Assu, 310 O'Farrell
Witts Charlotte, widow, r. 19 Powell
Witts Richard, plumber L. Hufschmidt & Brother, r.
6t>l}<i Clementina
Witts William. plasterer, r. N s Waller, bet Fillmoie
and Steiner
AVitzel Conrad, cardriver. r. SE cot Twenty-second
and Dolores
Witzel Gustavus (J. F. Witzel & Brother) r. 102 Pac.
"Witzel J. F. & BrotUer, (John F. and Gustavus)
groceries and liquors. NW cor Davis and Pacific
Witzel John F. (J. F. Witzel ,>c Bmther) r. 102 Pacific
Witzemann Nicolaus, student Barnard's Business
College, r. 561 Howard
■VSitzemanu William, market, cor East and Merchant,
r. 501 Howard
Wixom Ann, widow, r. 116 Langton
Wlenblad John, hostler F. Korbel & Brothers, r. 17
Park Av
Wobber Brothers, (William and Hermann) gro-
ceries and liquors, NW cor Powell aiid Lombard
Wobber Ernst A., liquor saloon, cor Beale and Bran-
nan, r. 3 Rincon Av
Wobber Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor Geary
and Leavenworth
Wobber Hermann (Wobber Brothers) r. 2001 Powell
Wobber Peter ((Jerken & Wobber) r. 323 Chestnut
Wobber Williaiu (Wiibber Brothers) r. 606 Lombard
\^obken Edward, r. 336 Sixth
Wocliatz Cliarles, liquor saloon, 411 Bu8h,r. 1309
Webster
Wockenfuss Charles, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Woden Louisa, widow, r. 120 Jones
Woden Walter, waiter Peter Johnson, r. 431 J$ Clem.
Woebcke John, clerjt H. Menke, r. 716 Stockton
Woebke John, cook William Ti 11 House, 317 Bush
Wotbke Mary J., widow, r. 022'-; Minna
Woegeus Simon, porter John Ziegenbein & Co., r. 431
Bartlett
Woehl C, butcher, r. Ahlborn House
Woehler Christian, tailor Henry Planz.r. 10 Stockton PI
Woehler Henry, upholsterer Indianapolis Chair
Manuf. Co., r. lOoO Mission
Woelcker Andrew, brewer Bach, Meese & Co., r. 42
Ecker
Woelffel Richard, bookkeeper I. S. Van Winkle &
Co., r. Oakland
Woelfing W., baker, r. 609 Jackson
Woelfke Frederick, porter Herman F. Morken, r.
6 O'Farrell Alley
Woenne Emil (Hufmann & Woeune) r. 22 Stockton PI
Woerner Carl, cofctumer, 223 Kearny
Wteruer Christopher, cooper David Woerner, r. 2135
Mission
Woerner David, cooper, 104 Spear, r. 709 Larkin
Woerner. See Werner
Woerz Charles, r. Prescott House
Woerz Christian, liquor saloon, 1607 Polk, r. 1601
Pulk
Woerz Gottlieb, liquor saloon, 5 Hardie PI
Woesener Christian, liquor saloon. 720 Bryant
Woest Charles L., clerk F. Bischoff, r. 1423 Powell
Woest John P., groceries and liquors, NE cor Twenty-
first and Valencia
Woge Charles, cigars and tobacco, cor Davis and Pa-
cific, r. 432 Broadway
Wohl Paul, exchange broker, 413 California, r. 121
Sixth
Wohlander Andrew J., tailor, r. 417 Mason, rear
Wolilander Frederick, brasstiuisher, r. 72 Brady
Wohlenberg J., master mariner, office 12 Clay
Wohlers John, laborer, r. N s Twenty-eighth, bet
Church and Dolores
Wohlers Henry (Noble & Wohlers) r. S s Thirtieth,
nr Mission
Wohlfeld Gustave, cigarmaker, r. 246 Clara
Wohlke F. W. (Wohlke & Momsen) r. 1.504 Howard
AVohlke John, liquor saloon, 31 Fifth, r. 13^ Park Av
Wohlke & Momsen (F. \V. Wohlke and .\ugust Mom-
sen) proptrs Pioneer Rustic Window Shade Fac-
tory, 413 Mission
Wohlstedt Nicholas, butcher Charles Hagemann, r.
020^ Minna
Wohlters Caroline, domestic 902 Shotwell
Wohltman Henry, liquor saloon, NE cor Third and
Town send
Wohltraann Claus, draj-mau Spear, Meade & Co., r.
44 M Zoe
Wohltmaiin Henry, teamster, r. 1133 Harrison, rear
Wohltmann John, laborer, r. 2019 Folsom
Wohltmaun Otto, r. 75 Stevenson
Wohltquist Frederick, master mariner, r. 703 Green-
wich
Wohn John, gardener Woodward's Gardens, r. 1225
York
Wohn John, woodcarver Union Furniture Manuf. Co.,
r. 254 Clara
Wohrmau Leopold H., steward, r. 302 Fourth
Woig George F., oiler Pacific Mail SS. City of New
York
Woiukey Gottlieb, dyer Charles J. Holmes, r. 34
Hayes
Woite Herrman, barber John Fleischman, r. cor Du-
pont and Ashb\iiton PI
Wokatsch Alexander, tanner, r. -1622 Jessie
Wolcott C. P., clerk James H. Gardner, r. NE cor
Bush and Mason
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
The Largest Laundry Establishment on the Pacific Coast
OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST.
J. MACDONOUGH,
CUMBERL.AND, L.KHIGU A]VI> BNGLXSH FOUNDRY COKE,
41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Wolcott Frederich, clerk, r. Keystone House
Wolcott James D., agent S. B. Whipple, llu Besle, r.
107 O'Farrell
Wolcott Ransome, r. 221 Tehama
Wolcott Richard J., canvasser, r. 602 Stockton
Wolcott. See Walcott
Wold Johanna, domestic 2506 Sacramento
Wolf A. *: Co. (Aaron and Hyman Wolf) boots and
shoi 8, 208 ijixth
Wolf Aaron (A. Wolf & Co.)and proptr Lindell House,
SW cor Howard and Sixth, r. 534 Sixth
Wolf Abraham, upholsterer, 2006 Polk
Wolf Adolphus, salesman P. Mish & Son, r. Alameda
Wolf Albert, driver Central BR.
Wolf Albert, raauuf files, 1332 Columbia
Wolf Alexander, whiteuer Samuel Kellett, r. 709 Mis-
sion
Wolf Annette, r. 1618 Laguua
Wolf Arthur, assistant bookkeeper 8. W. Rosenstock
& Co., r.719 Kddy
Wolf Benjamin, salesman Buyer, Reich & Co., r. 719
Eddv
Wolf Charle.s, baker Pacific Mail SS. City of Sydney,
r. 2738 Folsom
Wolf Charles, clerk, and extraman Hook and (Ladder
No. i, S. F. F. D., r. 1214 Pacific
Wolf Claus, driver Central RR., r. 411 M Sixth
Wolf David, butcher Charles A. Fletcher, r. 718
Eddy
Wolf Edward, salesman Heiman Brotliers, r. 1622
Howard
Wolf Elias, groceries and liquors, San Miguel Station
Wolf Ellen, widow, r. 518 ><s Ninth
Wolf Emil, salesman Jacobs & Wiufcbur!ili,r. 454 Clem
Wolf Emil, salesman P. B. Kennedy, r. 564 Minna
Wolf Fannie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1U23 Howard
Wolf F. C, decorative paperhanger, 1228 Stockton
Wolf Florence S. Miss, teacher, r. 1618 Laguna
Wolf Frederick, stockbroker, 310 Montgomery, r.2011
Webster
Wolf George, tailor, r; 645 Clay
Wolf Hannah, widow, r. 454 Clementina
Wolf Henry, butcher, r. 1412 Polk
Wolf Henry, driver Central BR., r. 4.50 Jessie, rear
Wolf Henry, tailor, r. 37 Louisa
Wolf Hulda Jr., dry goods, 414 Sacramento, r. 617
Sacramento
Wolf Hyman(.\.Wolf & Co. land clerk Lindell House,
r. 202 Sixth
Wolf Hyman, tailor, 335)^ Third
Wolf Jacob, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Wolf Jacob W., bookkeeper Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 1530
Post
Wolf James A., cashier Speyer Brothers, r. 719 Eddy
Wolf John, barber, 221 Dupout, r. Ill Virginia
Wolf John, salesman Hofen & Co., r. 700 Front
Wolf John W.. salesman Larzelere & Witham, r. 530
Chestnut
Wolf Ju8«pli, agent New York jewelry manufs, 120
Sutter, room 14, r. 507 Post
Wolf Julia Mrs., furnished rooms, 856 Mission
Wolf Julius, clerk E. Raas & Co., r. 727,'<i McAllister
Wolf Julius, glovedyer, r. 2026 Folsom
Wolf Lena, widow, r. 510 Ivy Av
Wolf Louis, clerk, r. 454 Clementina
Wolf Louis, clerk Lippman Brothers, r. 510 Ivy Av
Wolf Louis, compositor Humorist, r. 435H Minna
Wolf Martin, carpenter Southern Pac. BR.
Wolf Max, clerk Philip Wolf & Co.. r. 802 McAllister
Wolf Morris, cigarmaker, 356 Third
Wolf Morris, drygoods dealer, r. 504 Minna
Wolf Morris, tailor. 1.501 Post, r. 1530 Post
Wolf Peter, r. 1312 Larkin
Wolf Philip (Philip Wolf & Co.) r. 902 Greenwich
Wolf Philip /i Co. (Philip Wolf) commission mer-
chants, 304 Battery
Wolf Sebastian Rev., assistant St. Boniface R. C.
Church, r. 123 Tyler, rear
Wolf William, r. .534 Sixth
Wolf William, bartender, r. NW cor Twenty-ninth
and Mission
Wolf William H., cabinetmaker, 931 Mission, r. 1109
Howard
Wolf William H., clerk Herman Heckman, r. 530
Chestnut
Wolf. See Wolfe, Wolflf, Woolf and Wultf
Wolfarth John M., boot and shoemaker, 1322 Pacific
Wolfe Aaron, tailor, r. 31 Rausch, rear
Wolfe Abraham, salesman Philip Schlichter, r. 31
Rausch, rear
Wolfe Abram, clerk Jacob Goldstone, r. 926I>upont
Wolfe Charles E., with Wolfe & Son, r. 240 Mont.
Wolfe Edward I., clerk Black Diamond Mining Co.,
r. 922 McAllister
W^olfe Frederick, r. 509 Broadway
Wolfe George, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Wolfe Jacob, glazier, r. 419 Union
Wolfe James E. (Wolfe & Son) and editor and man-
ager Cal. Architect and Building Review, 240
Montgomery, rooms 12 and 13, r. 612 Capp
Wolfe Jennie Miss, saleswoman Morris Eochmann, r.
1045 Folsom
Wolfe Mary, widow, r. 1602 Geary
Wolfe Mary, widow, r. 2920 Clay
Wolfe Max A., dry ana fancy goods, 820 and 822 Mar-
ket, r. 701 Tyler
Wolfe Morris, porter, r. 419 Union
Wolfe Moss, peddler, r. 537 Sacramento
Wolfe William, dry and fancy goods, 121 Stockton, r.
31 Rausch, rear
Wolfe & Son (James E. Wolfe) architects, oflSce
240 Montgomery, rooms 12 and 13
WoUe. See Wolf, W'oolf, W'oolf and Wulff
Wolfen Max (Max Wolfen & Co.) r. N s Sutter, bet
Steiner and Pierce
Wolfen Max k Co. (Max Wolfen) produce commis-
sion, 210 Washington
Wolfender Martin, adjuster Willcox & Qibbs Sewing
Machine Co., r. 759 Howard
Wolfenstein Valentine, photograph gallery, 1144 and
1146 Market
Wolfer Abram, tailor, r. 605 Broadway
Wolfert Adolph, clerk Peter Jacobsen, r. 2019 Mason
Wolfert Simon, brewer Humboldt Brewery, r. 1839
Mission
Wolfes Carrie, widow, r. 714 McAllister
Wolff A., peddler, r. 978 Harrison
Wolff Aaron, clerk, r. 410 Fell
Wolff' Aggie Miss, cashier Cohnreicb Brothers, r. 411
Minna
Wolff' Alfred R., engineer U. S. Revenue stmr Richard
Rush
Wolff August, bookbinder. 310 Post, r. 209 Post
Wolff' August, salesman A. Paladini, r. 2513 Larkin
■SVoltt'Bernhard, florist, 109 Fourth, r. 837 Broadway
Wolff' Charles, r. 243 Clara
Wolff' Charles (Chase & Wolff) r. 1520 Mason
Wolff Charles H.. attorney at law, 401 California,
rooms 9 and 10, r. 1510 Mason
'Wolff' Charles J., chicken ranch, W s Mission, nr Six
Mile House
Wolff' Clara, domestic 953 Mission
Wolff Conrad, employee Charles Rieck & Co., 400 Sut-
ter
Wolff' Constant, lookingglassmaker, r. 10 John
Wolff' George, bookkeeper E. G. Lyons & Co., r. 715
Union
Wolff" Gustav, clerk Anthony Wahler, r. 328 Jessie
Wolff" Harris, r. 23 Fulton
Wolff Henry (Wolff A: Loze) r. 1518 Post
Wolff' Isadore, clerk, r. 632 Fulton
Wolff Jacob, Cigarmakers' Assn. 771 Market
Wolff Jacob, shoemaker, 605 Montgomery Av, r. 715
Union
Wolff Joseph, plumber Hoffmann & Ernst, r. 1806 Tay-
lor
Wolff Julian AV., scrollsawyer Edward Kihn, r. 39
White PI
Wolff" Louis, jewelry-boxmaker A. H. Lochbaum, r.
1809 Post
Wolff' M. A. A., physician, office and r. 233 Montgom-
ery Av
Wolff Marcus, plumber, gasfitter, and tinsmith, 260
First
Wolff Martin G., with U. S. Restaurant, r. 1517 Mason
Wolff Max Rev., r. 1423 Post
Wolff Meyer, r. 2'.) Oak
Wolff Michael, dravman Kullman, Salz & Co., r. 416
Fell
Wolff' Morris, fruits and vegetables, r. 913 Buchanan
Wolff Nathan, salesman Wolff & Loze, r. 1518 Post
Wolff Peter, cabinetmaker, r. 39 White PI
Wolff Reinhold. seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Wolff William, bottle dealer, r. 23 Fulton
Wolff William (Wolff & Rheinhold) r. 510 Powell
W ULr F & LUZ-b (Henry Wolff and
J. A. Loze) importers watch materials, jewelers'
findings, precious stones, and manufs watcb
cases, 120 Sutter, rooms 5 and 0
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Wolff St Rlieinhold (William Wolff and Hugo
Rheinhold) importers and commission merchants,
324 Washington
Woltf. Sec Wolf, Wolfe, Woolf, and Wulff
Woltiuger Hermann, cabinetmaker, r. 1'28 Langton,
rear
Wolfinger Nicholas,
Howard
Wolfinger William P.
molder Savage k Son, r. 759
cabinetmaker, r. 1611 Folsom
Wolf man Bernhard, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.619
Seventh
Wolford Frank W.. clerk, r. 2505 )<i Mission
Wolfram Adam, cigarmaker E. Briggs Jc Co., r. 400
Van Ness Av
Wolfram Frederick, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn,
r. 459 Stevenson
Wolfram George W., cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture
Manuf. Co., r. 145 Silver
Wolfram Jacob, cigarmaker Henry Sutliff, r. 700
Broadway
Wolfsohn Henry, r. 1432 Ellis
Wolfsohn Otto, bookkeeper, r. 2409 Clay
Wolfsohn William, capitalist, 435 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Wolfsteiu Henry, salesman A. S. Rosenbaum k Co.,r.
13 Oak
Wollard Isiiac B., mining, r. 225 Clara
WoUard J. H., captain supernumeraries Baldwin The-
ater, r. 32 Fourth
Wollard William H., clerk Fratinger & Noll, r. 225
Clara
WoUberg Joseph (Zadig& Kullmann) r. 813 Bush
Wolleb Edward, assayer Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,
r. Fruit Vale
Wollersen Jacob, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 14
Bryant Av
Wollert Ernest, driver Central RR.,r. SW cor Ellis
and Steiner
WoUitz Hermann, confectioner D. Hirschfeld, r. cor
O'Farrelland Pierce
Wollitz Louis, driver Theodore WoUitz, r. 1425 Dupont
WoUitz Theodore, bakery, 1425 Dupont
Wollitz Theodore Jr., bakery, SE cor G'Farrell and
V Pierce
Wollman Bernhard. harnessmaker, r. 236 Clara
Wollpert Charles (Indianapolis Chair Manuf. Co.) r.
Ahlborn House
Wollstein Otto, bartender Mrs. Alvina Heitman, r. 530
Pacific
Wolmson Hans, seaman, r. 1419 Mason, rear
Wolpert Frederick, butcher, r. Keystone House
Wolpert Henry, laborer, r. Nebraska, nr Humboldt
Wolpman Dietrich, engineer Will & Finck
Wolpman W., boxmaker Union Box Factory
Wolsky Uyman, salesman P. Liberman k Son, r. 118
O'Farrell
Wolter Frederick, carpenter, r. 23 k> Sumner
Wolters August, driver, r. 37 Dorland
Wolters August (Wolters Brothers) r. 2209 Webster
Wolters Brotliers (Henry and August) importers
and wholesale native and foreign wines and li-
quors, and manufs Star of the Union Bitters, 221
California
Wolters Brothers (Henry and Richard) groceries and
liquors, NE cor Twentieth and Guerrero
Wolters Frederick (Wolters & Co.) r. 414 Sixth
Wolters Henry (Wolters Brothers) r. 1509 Sacramento
Wolters Henry (Wolters Brothers) r. NE cor Guerrero
and Twentieth
Wolters Henry, driver Pacific Brewery, r. 207 Tehama
Wolters Henry J., clerk William Wolters, r. 31 Clem.
Wolters Matilda, widow, r. 717 Folsom
Wolters Richard (Wolters Brothers) r. NE cor Guer-
rero and Twentieth
Wolters William, driver Pacific Brewery, r. 267 Te-
hama
Wolters William, groceries and liquors, 31 Clementina
Wolters William E. Jr., clerk LouisJacoby, r. 31 Clem.
Wolters & Co. (Frederick Wolters and Frederick Buck-
ing) manufs mustard, pickles, etc.. 69 and 70 Cal.
Market, factory S s Bluxome, nr Sixth
Wolters. See Walters
Wolverine Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.) Frank
Moyer secretary, 408 California, room 13
Wolverton Garret, foreman coal shed George W. Oibbs
& Co., r. Oakland
Wolz Jacob, r. 1402 Montgomery
Wolz William, cigarmaker C. & W. Stepp, r. 724 Mis-
sion j
Womb well Ellis, peddler, r. 205 Clara I
Women's Cooperative Printing Office, Mrs.L. G. Rich-
mond & Son proptrs, 424 Montgomery
Women's Temperance Coffee Houses, 102 Pacific, 619
Sacramento, 642 Pacific, 232 Sutter and NW cor
First and Mission
Wonderlich August, Lumbermens' Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Wondlandt Otto, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Wonnenberg William P., driver Central RR., r. 1211
Fillmore
Wood , r. Park House, NE cor Twenty-fourth and
Mission
Wood Abbie E., grand secretary Order Eastern Star,
r. 911 Sutter
Wood Adam B., finisher L. & E. Emanuel, r. 664^
Natoma
Wood Alfred, master mariner, r. 119 }i Gilbert
Wood Andrew, boottreer Buckingham & Hecht, r. 53
Crocker
Wood B. & Co. (Benjamin Wood) commission mer-
chants, 612 Clay
Wood Belle Miss, r. 1615 California
Wood Benjamin (B. Wood & Co.) r. 2209 Fillmore
Wood Caroline, widow, r. 11 Isis
Wood Caroline, widow, r. 2019 Webster
Wood C. E. P., foreman Renton Coal Co., r. Oakland
Wood Chnrles, baggagemaster Central Pac. RR., r.
lll^<i Minna
Wood Charles, chicken ranch, cor Crescent Av and
Laurel
Wood Charles, jjlumber and gasfltter, 138 Seventh
Wood Charles, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Wood Cbarles A., driver William Hessler, r. 717 Pac.
Wood Charles H., clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
r. 1110 Leavenworth
Wood Charles S., cashier Fireman's Fund Insurance
Co., r. 1110 Leavenworth
Wood Chester F., clerk U. 8. Railway Mail Service, r.
Oakland
Wood C. L. Mrs., widow, r. Hancock House
Wood Clement, mining, r. 519 O'Farrell
WoodE. A. Mrs., principal Tehama Primary School,
r. 1110 Leavenworth
Wood Edward, capitalist, 206 Front, r. Cosmopolitan
Hotel
Wood Edward N., cooper, r. 24 Mint Av
Wood E. Fremont, clerk, r. 837 Valencia
Wood E. J. Mrs., milliner, r. 423 O'Farrell
Wood Eleanor Miss, r. 1224 Pine
Wood Elliott, cabinetmaker Moore & Wilkie, r. 223
Stevenson
Wood Emma T., widow, r. 1019^ Larkin
Wood Eugene K., r. 837 Valencia
Wood Frank G., foreman Gold and Stock Tel. Co., r.
2923 Sacramento
Wood Frank M. (Wood & Oilman) r. Palace Hotel
Wood Frank M., ticket collector Oakland Ferry, r.
Oakland
Wood Fred. B., draftsman Charles Geddes, r. 2211
Steiner
Wood Frederick D., driver Central RR., r. 1215 Fill-
more
Wood Frederick E., speculator, r. 34 Eleventh
Wood George, r. 23 Stockton
Wood George, cabinetmaker, r. SW cor Eddy and
Pierce
Wood George C, driver William Hessler, r. 717 Pacific
Wood George F., r. 1714 Pacific Av
Wood George H.. janitor Hayes Valley Grammar
School, r. 405 Turk
Wood George M. (George M. Wood & Co.) r. 1507 Cal.
Wood George M. & Co. (George M. Wood) design-
ers, engravers, stationers, stencil cutters, copper-
plate printers, and stencil stock, 120 Post
Wood George R., traveling agent, r.34 Eleventh
Wood George T., bookkeeper R. D. Cunningham, r.
257 Tehama
Wood H. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1007 J4 Stockton
Wood Harriet Miss, shoefltter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 53 Crocker
Wood Harris, drayman, 7 and 9 Sansome, r. 1104 Mis-
sion
Wood Henrietta T., widow, r. 1210 Polk
Wood Henry, shoecutter, r. 53 Crocker
Wood Henry, tailor, 627 Clay
Wood Henry F., bookkeeper Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. 115 Taylor
Wood Henry H. (S. F. Laundry Assn) r. 2528 Wash.
Wood Henry W., driver Hayes Valley branch Market
St. RR., r. 1108 Steiner
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE. "J^^Jr.^ Jhe optician.
istablished, S.F., 1863, 135 Montgomery. '
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JONAS J. MORRISON
has tUe most self^ct stock of all the leading; varieties oi
Iiumber in the Marlcet. N. E. cor. Mission and Spear Sts.
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Wood Horace v., market, E s Mission, bet Twenty-
ninth and Thirtieth
Wood Hugh, furniture, 677 Mission
Wood Israel, lauudryman 8. F. Laundry, r. NW cor
Turk and Fillmore
Wood J., helper machinist Pacific Mall SS. Co., r. 210
Second
Wood James, boottreer Buckingham & Hecht, r. 53
Crocker
Wood James, driver Central RR.
Wood James, driver City Cab and Carriage Stables, r.
174 Jessie
Wood James, driver N. B. and Mission RR., r. U
Clara
Wood James, fireman Oregon SS. George W. Elder,
Folsom St. Wharf
Wood James, Journeymen Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Wood James, laborer, r. SW cor Jackson and Drumm
Wood James H., carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
torj', r. North Point, bet Larkiu and Polk
Wood James M., oiler SS. State of California, Broad-
way Wharf
Wood James S., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 2010
Taylor
Wood Jennie, domestic 1520 Eddy
Wood J. P. Mrs., dressmaker, 405 Eddy
Wood J. H., mail messenger, r. 824 Capp
Wood John, barber, r. 1134 Folsom
Wood John, boots and shoes, S 8 Twenty-fourth, bet
Alabama and Harrison
Wood John, cooper, r. SW cor Mission and Spear
Wood John, foreman machinist Pacific Mail SS. Co.,
r. 212 Second
Wood John, plasterer, r. 1 Eddy
Wood John, printer, r. 2922 Clay
Wood John, waiter William G. Finch, r. 800 Jessie
Wood John Mrs., fancy goods, 212 Second
Wood John A., woodcarver, r. SW cor Eddy and
Pierce
Wood John C, boilermaker McAfee Boiler Works, r.
13 Clara
Wood John F., capitalist, r. 130 Fell
Wood John F., draftsman, r. 405 Eddy
Wood John H., capitalist, r. 834 Sutter
Wood John H., with Jordan's Anatomical Museum, r.
1046 Folsom
Wood John W., r. Palace Hotel
Wood Joseph, clerk, r. 31 Eddy
TITood Joseph M., attorney at law, 704 Montgom-
ery, r. SW cor Buchanan and Vallejo
Wood Llewellyn, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 213 Shotwell
Wood Lucy A., widow, r. 945 Twentieth
Wood Matthew, laborer, r. 435 Green
Wood Maurice, peddler, r. 734 Harrison
Wood Mortimer F., manager Pac. Motor Co., 5 and 7
Beale, r. 238 Fremont
Wood M. S., laborer freight dept Central Pac. RR.
Wood Nettie A. Mrs., vice principal Jefferson Gram-
mar School, r. 2211 Steiner
Wood Oliver G., porter, r. 639 Twenty-third
Wood Patrick F., r. 131 Thirteenth
Wood Richard B., rigger, r. 44 Ritch
Wood Robert J., bookkeeper Edward M. Hall. r. 718
Leavenworth
Wood Samuel, clerk, r. 1126 Market
Wood Samuel, driver Central RR., r. 1215 Fillmore
Wood Samuel A. (Hobart.Wood k Co.) r. Grand Hotel
Wood Samuel N., tailor, 775 Market, r. 813 Folsom
Wood Samuel P., tlnroofer Conlln & Roberts, r. 44
Ritch
Wood Thomas, teamster, r.Twenty-sixth.bet Diamond
and Castro
Wood W. G., carpenter, 324^ Hayes
Wood Walter A., conductor r. 512 Valencia
Wood William, solicitor George W. Boxton, r. 1032
Market
Wood William A.,cl^rk George E. Plummer, r. 224
Post
Wood William C, sailmaker, 44 Market, r. 1310 Fil-
bert
Wood William E., stockbroker, 303 Montgomery, r.
Alameda
Wood William F., salesman McAuliffe & Co., r. Lln-
dell House
Wood William G., salesman Keane Brothers, r. 34
Hleventh
Wood William H., attorney at law, 715 Clay, r.
Overland House
Wood William H., lithographic printer A. L. Bancroft
& Co., r. le Glover
Wood William H. Jr., druggist, r. 728 Howard
Wood William Harrison, printer Winterbum & Co., r.
Oakland
Wood William Henry, bartender Cornelius Donohue,
r. 872 !« Market
Wood AVilliam S. (Lloyd, Newlands & Wood) at-
torney at law, 12 Nevada Block, r. 1224 Pine
Wood William S., capitalist, r. Grand Hotel
Wood William T., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N 8
Sierra, bet Maryland and Louisiana
Wood William W., stockbroker, r. 816 Jackson
Wood Winnie Miss, r. 120 Ellis
Wood & Gilman (Frank M. Wood and Elias Oilman)
managers billiard room Palate Hotel
Woodall John, teamster Presidio Reservation
Woodall William H., teamster Presidio Reservation
Woodalton Salina Miss, r. 1412 Pine
Woodard Frank J., r. 2211 Webster
Woodard Melinda Mrs., r. 2211 Webster
Woodbeck J. C, fireman M. P. and M. dept Central
Pac. RR.
Woodbridge Alfred F., book and job printer, 224
Montgomery, r. 627 Nineteenth
Woodbridge John D., compositor Alfred F. Wood-
bridge, r. 627 Nineteenth
Woodbridge Sylvester Rev., pastor Woodbridge Pres-
byterian Church, r. 627 Nineteenth
Woodbury Calvin E., real-estate, r. 21 Everett
Woodbury E. A., cook, r. Branch House
W^oodljui-y Franlt C. (Heald & Woodbury) r.
400 Tyler
Woodbury George E., proptr Central BoxFactbry, Ss
Berry, bet Fourth and Fifth, r. Mariposa, bet
Florida an d Bryant Av
Woodbury Thomas, housemover, r. 51 Minna
Woodcock Samuel, painter, r. 34 Hayes '
Wooden George, waiter, r. 431 J^ Clementina
Woodhams Oscar (Woodhams & Ludlum) r. 1723 |
Clay I
Woodhams & Ludlum (Oscar Woodhams and Edward j
Ludlum) proptrs Empire Warehouse, 16-22 Beala I
Woodhead Elizabeth Mrs., r. 529 Geary i
Woodhofer Malech, laundryman Grand Hotel
Woodhouse John J., workman coiner's deptU.S.Mint,
r. 24 Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Woodhouse Oliver B., fruit dealer, r. NE cor Nine-
teenth and Capp
Woodhull Alfred A., surgeon U. S. A., r. Black Point
Reservation
Woodhull Edward, r. 672 Mission
Woodhull Harry S., apothecary Apothecaries' Hall,
r. 32 Ellis
Woodhull W. S., assayer, r. 226 Sutter
Woodin Lewis H., agent Althouse Windmill Co., 13-19
Front, r. Alameda
Woodis John E., calker, r. 1124 Pine
Woodland M. M. Miss, assistant librarian Free Public
Library, r. lo£5 Turk
Woodleaf Henry (Weil & Woodleaf ) r. New York
Woodley G.W., r. 424^ Shotwell
Woodley William, bellman Overland House. 531 Sac.
Woodley William, boatbuilder John Reed, r. Ber-
keley
Woodley William J., master mariner, r. Revere
House
Woodlock John C, porter Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., r. S s Twenty- fourth, bet Vicksburg and San-
chez
Woodman Frank N., student State University, r. 416
Capp
Woodman James, carpenter, r. 613 Linden Av
Woodman John, contractor, r. SW cor Polk and Fell
Woodman Lena, domestic 1514 Larkin
Woodman Mary E., r. 1332 Sacramento
Woodman Peter R. (S. F. Candle Co.) r. 416 Capp
Woodman Selden, artist, r. 2122 Jones
Woodman William C. (8. F. Candle Co.) r. 610 Van
Ness Av
Woodruff Charles E., brickmason, r. Twenty-second,
nr Church
Woodruflf C.W., speculator, r. 321 Pacific
Woodrufl' Henry, seaman, r. 35 Pacific
Woodruff James, seaman, r. 41 Vallejo
Woodruff Jane, widow, r. 1220 Market
Woodruflf Josephine, widow, r. 113 Ninth
Woodruflf Newton, printer Crowe & Cooke, r. 13 Lick PI
Woods Adelaide E., r. 790 Folsom
Woods Ann Mrs., boarding, 541 First
WINDOW SHADES.
Manufacturer of fine WINDOW
S H A D K S for Privutc Resi-
dences, Stores, OflBlces, etc., etc.
G-EO. W.CLARK,
645 Market Street.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
IVHOIjESALE
HARDWARE,
Coriier Market and Front Streets.
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Woods Charles, journalist, r. 807 California
Woods Charles, seaman, r. 19 Commercial
Woods Charles F., clerk Registrar of Voters, r. 504
Kearny
Woods Daniel N., laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. 13
Juniper
Woods David, carpenter Cal. Wire Works, r. 1026
Washington
Woods E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 309 Dupout
Woods Edmund L., clerk Fall^ner, Bell & Co., r. 1208
Clay
Woods Edward P., engineer SS. Gipsy, r. 541 First
Woods Euos, fireman stmr Oakland, Oakland Ferry, r.
1017 York
Woods Frank, painter and whitewasher, r. 15 Lang-
ton
Woods P. N. & Co. (Frederick N. Woods) poul-
try and game, 67 California Market
Woods Frank H., dealer state, city, and county
bonds, etc., 412 Montgomery, r. 913 Pine
Woods Frederick N. (F. N.Woods & Co.) r. 1030 Pine
Woods Gabriel, clerk, r. 90 Everett
Woods George, clerk Fox & Duley, r. 11 Isis
Woods George L. (Woods & Collins) r. San Jose
Woods Hannah, widow, r. 1213 Maaou
Woods Henry, maltster Wilmot Brewery, r. 328 Guer-
rero
Woods Henry, seaman, r. 41 Vallejo
Woods Isaac, plasterer, r. 503 Minna
Woods Isabella, widow, r. 15 Langton
Woods James, boatman, r. 13 Pacific
Woods James, proptr Delaware House, NE cor Dela-
ware Av and Ocean House Boad
Woods James Rev., r. 27 Pearl
Woods J. C, r. 807 California
Woods J. E., Ship Calkers' A=!sn. Barra's Hall
Woods J. E. Mrs., r.423 O'Farrell
Woods J. L., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. Oak-
land
Woods John, engineer, r. 324 Vallejo
Woods John, lalsorer, r. 209 Leidesdoifif
Woods John, laborer, r. New Washington Hotel
Woods John, laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. NW cor
Turk and Fillmore
Woods John, longshoreman, r. 302 Beale
Woods John, ropemaker, r. Cincinnati Hotel
Woods John F., r. 816 California
Woods John F., patternmaker Cornelius Leonard, r.
Berkeley
Woods John S., drayman Fleming & Stetson, r. 626
Third
Woods Joseph, boilermaker, r. 541 First
Woods Joseph, second mate schr Hueneme, Spear St.
Wharf
Woods Matthew, ironworker Pioneer Irou Works, r.
949 Harrison
Woods Peter, longshoreman, r. United States Hotel
Woods Preston, fruits, 13 Fourth, r. 110 Fourth
Woods Robert S., speculator, r. 762 Mission
Woods Thomas, carpenter, SE cor O'Farrell and
Broderick
Woods Thomas, carpenter Pacific Mail SS. City of Pe-
king, r. S s Twenty-sixth, bet Castro and Diamond
Woods Thomas, crimper U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. cor Twenty-fifth and Bartlett
Woods Wilhelmina E. Mrs., teacher French, r. 1237
Stockton
Woods William, carpenter, r. 154 Silver
Woods William, master mariner, r. 119 Jackson
Woods William, painter Presidio Reservation
Woods William, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
Woods William, seaman schr La Gironde. Fourth St.
Wharf
Woods William J., seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Woods William M.. with Cornelius Leonard, r. Ber-
keley
W^oods & Collins (George L. Woods and William
H. Collins) attorneys at law, .504 Kearny
Woodsum O. P., capitalist, r. 247 Second
Woodthorpe Edith Miss, actress, r.930 Market
Woodthorpe Georgiana, widow, r. W s Fifteenth, bet
Mission and Howard
Woodthorpe Georgie Miss, actress, r. 930 Market
Woodthorpe John W., bookkeeper, r. 105 Ash Av
Woodville Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill,
Storey Co., Nev.) R. E. Kelly secretary, 419 Cali-
fornia, rooms 1-3
Woodward Abner, r. 2443 Howard
Woodward Arthur S., clerk Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., r. Alameda
Woodward Charles, boxmaker A. Waldstein, r. 13
Park Av
Woodward Charles J.. manager restaurantWoodward'a
Gardens, r. 2225 Howard
Woodward David L., salesman Frederick Grass, r.
527 M Natoma
Woodward Emma, widow, dressmaker, r. 988 Howard
Woodward Ernest N., dentist, office and r. 920 Mar-
ket
Woodward Frank, brassflnisher William T. Garratt,
r. 109 First Av
Woodward George M., cigar dealer, r. 622 Stevenson
Woodward George W., laundryman S. F. Laundry, r.
NW cor Turk and Fillmore
Woodward G. P., barber Edward House, r. 3008 Mis-
sion
Woodward James C, brakeman Southern Pac. RR., r.
212 Twelfth
Woodward John, actor, r. 116 Natoma
Woodward Melvin C, teamster, r. SE cor Eighth and
Minna
Wood-*vard Robert B. (estate of) Isaac Hyde ad-
minlstrator, office What Cheer House
Woodward Robert B. Jr., r. 646 Folsom
Woodward Robert B. Mrs., widow, r. 646 Folsom
Woodward Thomas P., manager Alta Job Printing
Office, r. 1213 Leavenworth
Woodward Warren, r. 1727 Pine
Woodward William, laborer Sea Wall
Woodward William, manager AVoodward's Gardens,
r. 1524 Mission
Woodward William A. (Frederick MacCrellish & Co.,
and William A. Woodward & Co.) r. 907 Pine
W^oodward ^Villiam A. «& Co. (William A.
Woodward and Frederick MacCrellish) book and
job printers, 529 California
Woodward & Taggart, real estate agents (Oakland!
office 309-313 Sansome
WooU-»vard'sGarden8, estate of Robert B. Wooil-
ward proptr, W s Mission, bet Thirteenth ai i
Fourteenth
Woodworth Caroline M. Miss, r. 506 Second
Woodworth Charles Mrs., teacher French, r. 1712 CI:;
Woodworth Elijah H., driver C. W. Taber, r. hh
Valencia
Woodworth Esta Mrs., r. 1712 Clay
Woodworth James Rev., agent California Prison Com-
mission, office 114 Montgomery Block, r. 171:!
Stevenson
Woodworth John, boarding and lodging, 215 Broadway
Woodworth Joseph, mining, r. 123 O'Farrell
Woodworth Joseph Jr., clerk I. Glazier & Co., r. 1712
Clay
Woodworth Lysander C, foreman stable N. B. and
Mission RR., r. 36403^ Sixteenth
Woodworth, ScHell & Co., importers and
nianufs pianos, organs, etc., 12 Post
Woof Alfred E.. packer Folger, Schilling & Co., r.
Oakland
Wool Agency Warelionse, Falkner, Bell & Co.
proptrs, NW cor Sixth and Townsend
Woolard J.H., telegraph operator, r. 32 Fourth
Woolcott Richard J., expressman, r. 602 Stockton
Woolf D. B., secretary California State Democratic
Club, 630 Commercial, r. 112 Kearny
Woolf George, barber Charles E. Rapp, r. 639 Mission
Woolf Kate, widow, r. 806 Ellis
Woolf John, coffee dealer, r. NE cor Front and Pacific
I Woolf N. H., master mariner, office 12 Clay
Woolf Selig, molder, r. United States Hotel
Woolf. See Wolf, Wolfe, Wolff and Wulff
Woolff H. H. F., tailor Joseph T. Poheim, r. 37 Louisa
Woolhouse Henry, r. 2245 Mission
Woolhouse Oliver B. (Woolhouse & Billiard) r. 404
Capp
Woolhouse Samuel G. (Woolhouse, Stagg & Co.) r.
2245 Mission
Woolhouse, Stagg & Co. (Samuel G. Woolhouseand
James W. Stagg) meat and vegetable market, 1004
Valencia
Woolhouse & Hilliard (Oliver B. Woolhouse and D.
M. Hilliard) butchers, SW cor Nineteenth and
Capp .
WooU Hattie L. Miss, assistant Shotwell St. Primary
School, r. 019 Polk
Wooll John, r. 1312 California
WooUey Douglas M., clerk New Zealand Insurance Co.,
r. 416 Post
Woolley F. C., Painters' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Woolley James H., painter, r. 504M Third
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WooUey Lell H., r. 2145 Mission
Woolmau B., barnessruaker N. B. and Mission RR.
"Woolnough Walter, stevedore Pacific Mail SS. Co., r.
51 Clara
Woolsej- Ezra W., helper melter and refiner's dept U.
S. Mint, r. Berkeley
Woolsey Frank, bookkeeper Josiah N. Knowles, r.
Berkeley
Woolson Charles J., r. 7'25 Pine
Woolst Robert, stevedore, r. 18 First
Woolton Charles, butcher, 1100 Clay, r. 1107 Mason
WoolwortU Ralplt C, president First National
Gold Bank of San Francisco, 315 Montgomery, cor
Summer, r. 415 Hyde
Wooster Charles, hostler Leland Stanford, NE cor
Powell and California
Wooster David, cashier freight dept Central Pac. RR.,
r. 938 Geary
Wooster David, physician, ofBce 746 Mission, r. 813
Webster
Wooster Frederick L., clerk Wooster, Hubbell & Co.,
r. 938 Geary
Wooster, Hub1>ell & Co. (John B.Wooster, Clark
P. Hubbell and Dustin D. Shattuck) commission
merchants and wholesale provisions,317-321 Front
Wooster John, capitalist, r. 428 Broadway
Wooster John B. (Wooster, Hubbell & Co.) r. 938
Geary
Wooster Sarah Mrs., bakery, 217 Sixteenth
Wooster Thomas D., r. 217 Sixteenth
Wooten Henry E., machinist Bisdon I. and L. Works
Worcester William M., foreman Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 13 Page
Wordell Abram, porter 8. P. Taylor & Co., r. 710 Web-
ster
Worden Benjamin S., carpenter, r. 221 Sixth
Worden Heman 8., coachman George Oulton, 320 Sev-
enteenth
Worden James B., assistant storekeeper warehouse
dept Custom House, r. 2123 Mason
Worden Lawrence G., woolgrader Wool Agency Ware-
house, r. 2123 Mason
Wordeu Mary, domestic 922 Van Ness Av
AVorden Stephen G., carpenter and builder, r. 621 Capp
Worden Theodore, bartender Martin & Horton, r. 710
Sutter
Worden William, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co.,r. 209
Geary
Worden William H., clerk, r. 710 Sutter
Worden William H., clerk Thomas Jennings, r. 623
O Farrell
Worden William H., manuf lubricating oils, and axle
grease, 1G18 Broderick, r. 41 Garden Av, nr Brod-
erick
Wordman Nicholas, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 231 Fifteenth
Worcs Charles R., clerk Joseph Wores, r. 8E cor Polk
and McAllister
Wores Joseph, hatter, 609 Washington, r. SE cor Polk
and McAllister
Work H.,r. Branch House
Workinfust Carl, seaman U. S. Revenue stmr Richard
Rush
Workingman (The) Joseph W. Kinsley, editor and
proptr, 724 J^ Market
Workingmen's Free Library, Henry M. Moore librar-
ian, 1235 Market
Workman John, chop house, 605 Davis
Worley Alfred E. D., journalist, r. E s Bartlett, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Worley Henry, r. 128 Locust Av
Wormell Eugene, clerk, r. 606 Montgomery
Wormell Nathaniel, steward Francisco Garcia, r. 606
Montgomery
Worms Charles, waiter Poodle Dog Rotisserle, r. .504
Union
Wormser Benjamin, clerk Roos Brothers, r. 404 Eddy
Wormser Gustave, clerk Louis Sloss & Co., r. 209 Du-
pont
Wormser Isaac, capitalist. ofiBce 23 Sutter, r. 1834 Cal.
Wormser Isaac, salesman Roos Brothers, r. 404 Eddy
Wormser Marks, r. 404 Eddy
Wormser Minnie Miss, cloakraaker Cal. Cloak and
Suit Manuf. Co., r. 404 Eddy
Wormser Samuel I., clerk Thannhauser k Co., r. 1834
California
Wormuth Martin E., horseshoer Mrs. James P. Sulli-
van, r. 218 Post
Worn George A., real-estate, 438 California, r. San
Rafael
Worn James W., oihce 438 California, r. San Rafael
Woroi.siercky R. V.. r. Helvetia Hotel
Worrall John, expressman, 537 California, r. W s Cas-
tro, bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
■Worrell Calvin R., brickmason and contractor, office
328 Pine, r. 888 Seventeenth
Worsdale Henry, butcher Pacific Mail SS. City of
Tokio, r. 2738 Folsom
Worsey William Q., wiredrawer Cal. Wire Works, r.
704 Filbert
Worsey William Q. Mrs., bakery and confectionery,
704 Filbert
Worsham D. W., student Heald's Business College
Worsham Ludsou. physician and surgeon, office and
r. 413 Busli
Worsham William S. (W. S. Worsham & Co.) r. 8W
cor Tyler and Hyde
Worsham W. S. & Co. (William S. Worsham and
Charles W. Pick) groceries and liquors, SW cor
Tyler and Hyde
Worster Henry E., machinehand Cal. Mills, r. 513 Hyde
Worth Alfred, architect, r. 1126 Market
Worth Andrew J., master mariner, r. 1415 Stockton
Worth Arthur B., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 659
Howard
Worth Charles A., teamster Redington & Co., r. 8E
cor Tyler and Webster
Worth Charles H., clerk Redington & Co., r. SE cor
Tyler and Webster
Worth Edmund (Merrill & Worth) r. 223 Capp
Worth E. R. Mrs., widow, r. 506 Ellis
Worth Ernest, carpenter, r. Columbia Hotel
Worth Frank D., clerk Charles Bernard, r. 1522 Jack-
son
Worth Frank D., patternmaker Union Iron Works, r.
26 Elgin Park
Worth F. E., widow, r. 1522 Jackson
Worth G. B., watchman Pacific Mail SS. City of Syd-
ney
Worth George, salesman, r. 1805 Polk
Worth George F., deputy U. S. Marshal, r. 1714 Pa-
cific Av
Worth Julius, dairy, W s Mission Road, nr Six-Mile
House
Worth Lillie E. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. 420 Sutter
Worth Obadiah, carpenter, r. 9 Selina PI
Worth Reuben G., teamster Charles A. Worth, r. 1025
McAllister
Worth Sidney, homoeopathic physician, office and r.
426 Sutter
Worth Sidney B., carriagepainter Dohs & Buchanan,
r. SE cor Twenty-fourth and Alabama
Worth William H., foreman Union Iron Works, r. 26
Elgin Park
Worthington Joseph, Ship and Steamboat Joiners'
Assu, Dashaway Hall
Worthingtou William, ornamental painter, 964 Mis-
sion, r. 718 Capp
Worthy Kate, widow, r. 832 Harrison
Wortman Charles, butcher Michelssen, Brown & Co.,
r. 521 Pacific
Wortman John, laborer, r. 114 Prospect PI
Wortman John, tinsmith, r. 1055 Market
Wortmann Charles, coachman Jacob Regensburger,
112 Powell
Wortmann Ferdinand (F. Wortmann & Co.) r. 719
Clay
Wortmann Ferdinand & Co. (Ferdinand Wortmann
and August Finnen) liquor saloon, SW cor Clay
and Kearny
Wortsmith Hannah, widow, r. 1719 Leavenworth
Wosser James, fireman stmr Petaluma, r. Saucelito
Wosser Thomas, engineer stmr Petaluma, r. Saucelito
Woullers Frank, seaman, r. 12 Merchant
Wozencraft O. M., physician, r. 43 South Park
Wrage John, tailor and fancy notions, 244 Sixth, r.
428 Clementina
Wrandiola Guillermo, r. 807 California
Wranulich Paul, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Wray Charles, teacher elocution, r. 365 Jessie
Wray Jacob, market inspector, office 124 Geary, r. 18
Metcalfe PI
Wrba Cravio, saddler, r. 1123 Clay
Wrba Joseph, teacher music, r. 404 Eddy
Wrede August A., bakery, 1310 Pacific
Wrede August A., clerk, r. 1716 Stevenson
Wrede O. & Co. (Cord Wrede and Diedrich Weber)
liquor saloon, NW cor Clay and East
Wrede Cord (C. Wrede & Co.) r. 2026 Pine
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Wrede Dledrich, groceries and liquors, NE cor Sev-
enteeutU and Guerrero
Wrede Diedriuh, L., with A. L. Baucroft & Co., r. NE
cor Seventeeuth and Guerrero
Wrede Edward, barber, r. i;i09 Pacific
Wrede H., master mariner, r. Park Hotel
Wrede Henry, blacksmith T. D. S. Lamer, r. NE cor
Seventeeuth and Guerrero
Wrede Hermann, wood and coal, 1218 Pacific, r. 115
Bernard
Wrede John, liquor saloon. 222 Washington, r. 618
Filbert
Wrede Julius, wood and coal, 1623 Powell
Wrede William, cigar mauuf, 42a Washington, r. 518
Filbert
Wredemann Gustav, engineer, r. 1107 Mont., rear
Wredeu Clans (Claus Wredeu & Co.) r. 2113 Taylor
Wredeii Claus Hi Co. (Claus Wreden, William
Fautz, Carl C.Vorrath, and Henry Wreden) proptrs
Washington Brewery, SE cor Lombard and Taylor
Wreden Henry iClaus Wreden & Co.) r. SE cor Lom-
bard and Taylor
Wrege Peter, tailor, r. 808 Folsom
Wren Alice Miss, dressmaker Mrs. A. F. Small, r. 921
Natoma
Wren Edward, porter Blochman & Cerf , r. 1208 Folaom
Wren Ellen, widow, r. 40 Clarence PI
Wren Ellen, widow, r. 120G Folsom
Wren Eugene (W. P. Joseph & Co.) r. .506 Post
Wren James, driver Lafayette Brewery, r. 1.317 Mission
Wren James, porter S.W. Levy, r. 1008 Mission
Wren James J., driver J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1707
Octavia
Wren John, wood and coal, NE cor Harrison and
Twenty-second
Wren Julia Miss, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
120« Folsom
Wren Mary Miss, shoelitter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1208 Folsom
Wren Michael J., plumber, r. Fair Av, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth
Wren Patrick, peddler, r. 921 Natoma
Wren William J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 39
Lafayette
Wright Abbie, widow, r. 325 Ji Third
Wright Ada E. Mrs. , assistant Eighth St. Primary
School, r. 902 Mission
Wright Adam, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill.r. E 8 Louis-
iana, bet Shasta and Napa
Wright Adnett, cook U. S. Marine Hospital
Wright Agnes, domestic 303 >$ Turk
Wright Albert, canvasser, r. 339 Tehama
Wright Albert E., student, r. 534 Polk
Wright Alfred, real-estate, r. 1310 California
Wright Annie Miss, r. 906 Geary
Wright A. K.. r. 424 O'Farrell
Wright A.W., photographer, r. 352 Third
Wright Benjamin C, journalist Evening Bulletin, r.
1703 Gough
Wright Benjamin F., tailor, r. 119 Fell
Wright Charles, carpenter, r. 28 First
Wright Charles, painter Thomas Downing, r.8}j Turk,
rear
Wright Charles, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Wright Charles A., clerk W. H. Haverstick, r. 121 Sixth
Wright Charles C. S., compositor Alts California, r.
639 Ellis
Wright Charles J. Mrs., widow, r. 618 Chestnut
Wright C. L. , patent agent, r. Overland House
Wright Cyrus S. (N. Gray & Co.) r. Oakland
Wright Daniel (Armstrong & Wright) r. 1708 Turk
Wright Duncan, salesman William F. Mau & Co., r. 1022
Market
Wright E. Miss, r. 1225 Market
Wright E. Mrs., bakery, 3038 Sixteenth
Wright E. C, clerk auditor Central Pac. KB., r. 114
Eddy
Wright Edward D., insurance broker, r. 418 Sutter
Wright Elisha B., shipcarpenter, r. 212 Second
Wright Ellen, widow, r. 2532 Washington
Wright Emma Miss, teacher Wheeler & Wilson Manuf.
Co.,r. 1723 Turk
Wright Francis S., carpetlayer C. M. Plum & Co., r.
720 California
Wright Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. 236 Minna
Wright Frederick, engineer Clay St. Hill RR., r. 1029
Hyde
Wright Frederick, hostler, r. SW cor Franklin and
Sacramento
Wright George, baker U. S. Restaurant, r. 1013 Wash.
Wright George, with J. & P. N. Hanna, r. 3.53 Jj
Minna
Wright George H., trunkmaker, r. 837 M Hayes
Wright George M., local agent Imperial, London,
Northern, and Queen Insurance Cos., 317 Califor-
nia, r. 1722 Bush
Wright George S., clerk W. J. Callingham & Co.,'r.
Oakland
Wright George T., deputy County Clerk, r.l817 Lorn-
bard
Wright George W. (Wright & Hanchette) r. 730 Green
Wright George W.. printer, r. NE cor Treat Av and
Twentieth
Wright Hallock, assistant bookkeeper Spruance, Stan-
ley & Oo.,r. 2532 Washington
Wright Henry, expressman, r. SW cor Union and Oc-
tavia
Wright Henry A., tracklayer, r. 1029 Hyde
Wright Henry C. (Wright & Bowne) r. Oakland
Wright Herbert J., patternmaker Pacific Iron Works,
r. 218 Broadway
Wright James (Wright h Riley) r. 2941 Mission
Wright James, boilermaker, r. 324 Minna
Wright James A., cook August C. Becker, r. 370 Na-
toma
Wright James B., builder, r. 730 Green
Wright James M., salesman Langley & Michaels, r.
1409 Bush
Wright James W., teamster James A. Brown, r. 1015
Mason
Wright J. O., r. 106 McAllister
Wright J. O., r. 636 Commercial
Wright John (Wright & Sanders) r. 1615 Jackson
Wright John, carpenter M. & A. Hansen, r. 3 Beale PI
Wright John, jeweler William Baehr, r. 27 Silver
Wright John, lather, r. 122 Freelon
Wright John, machinist, r. 15 Hampton PI
Wright John, pick manuf, 13 and 15 Fremont, r. 2404
Mission
Wright John, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Wright John, seaman barkentine North Bend, Green
Ht.Wharf
Writ-'ht John, watchman stmr Harriet, Jackson St.
Wharf
Wright John A. (Hammond & Wright) attorney at law,
16 Nevada Block, r. 810 Taylor
Wright John C, carriagemaker H. M. Black & Co.,r.
1723 Turk / \
Wright John D., millwright, office 227 Montgomery' '
Wright John T., agent stmr William Taber, office 6'
Merchant's Exchange, r. Oakland
Wright John T., commission merchant, 638 Market
Wright John T., sergeant police City Hall, r. 1312
Jones
Wright Joseph, r. 337 Eddy
Wright Joseph, coachman, r. 1214 Larkiu
Wright J. W. A., general agent, 40 California, room 10
Wright Kirkham B., r. 817 Lombard
Wright Lincoln D., clerk Palace Hotel
Wright Mamie Mrs., assistant Union Primary School,
r. 1409 Bush
Wright Matthew, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, r. W s j
Iowa, bet Solano and Butte i
Wright May Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf. Co.
Wright Mitchell, groceries and liquors, 20 Sixth
Wright M. M., driver City Cab and Carriage Stables
Wright Newton I., driver Isaac C. Wingate, r. Oakland \
Wright Owen, carpenter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1324 i
Columbia
Wright P. B., carpenter, r. 613 Mission
Wright R. H. & Co. (of Purham, N. C.) manufs Dur-
ham tobacco, W. J. Houston & Co. agents, 205
Front
Wright Richard, steward, r. 504 Davis
Wright Robert, clerk, r. 11 Grand Av
Wright Robert F., druggist, r. N s Moulton, bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Wright B. Percy, attorney at law, office and r. 310
Pine, rooms 10-12
Wright Samuel, blacksmith R. Sicotte & Co.. r. 319
Fourth
Wright Samuel, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Iowa, bet Solano and Butte
Wright Selden S., attorney at law, 306 Pine, r. 817
Lombard
Wright Silas C, carriagemaker William Halkett, r. 12
Laskie
Wright Steuart S., attorney at law, 306 Pine, r. 817
Lombard
Wright Thomas, collector, r. 11 Kearny
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Wright Thomas, compositor, r. 4M Howard Court
(Wright Thomas A., r. Commercial Hotel
; WriKht W. A., driver Market St. ER.
WriK'ht W. A., painter, r. 529 Valencia
Wright Walter, news agent Evening Post, r. 3038 Six-
teenth
Wright William, r. 306 Minna
Wright William, carpenter Public School Dept, r. 209
Twenty-fourth
Wright William.clerk Albert Mau & Co., r. Euss House
Wright William, lamps, oils and glassware, 300 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 305 Minna
Wright William, mason, r. 2209 Larkin
Wright Williaiu, miner, r. 926 Washington
Wri-ht William, plasterer, r. 1308 Green
Wright William, student Heald's Business College, r.
118 Post
Wright William Jr., deputy SheriiT, r. 1308 Green
Wright William E., carpenter, r. 114 Hayes
Wright William H., local editor Alta California, r.
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Wright William H., physician, office and r. 850 Market
Wright William H., stockbroker, 420 Montgomery,
room 2, r. Occidental Hotel
Wright William Henry, accountant, r. 26 Ji Kearny
Wright William J., confectioner, 8E cor Larkin and
Post, r. 204 McAllister
Wright William J., clerk Christy & Wise, r. 1001
Powell
Wright William P., blacksmith California St. RE. r.
1511 Jones
Wright William S. (San Francisco Boi Factory) r. 642
Bryant
Wright & Bov*-ne (Henry C. Wright and William
8. Bowne) ship chandlery and stores, 34 and 36
Steuart
Wright & Hanchette (George W. Wright and H. Jay
Hanchette) stationers and news dealers, 433 Mont-
gomery Av, and 1430 Stockton
Wright & Riley (James Wright and John Elley) con-
tractors sewer and nightwork, 126 Geary
Wright & Sanders (John Wright and George H. San-
ders) architects, 418 California
Wright's Hotel, David T. Griffiths proptr, 218 Bdwy.
Wrlghtiugton Robert, shipcalker, r. 254 Minna
Wrin Michael J. (Freeman & Wrin) r. cor California
and Fair Avs, B. H.
Wrin Thomas, gardener, r. SE cor McAllister and
Broderick
Wrin Thomas, stovemounler Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. cor Fair and California Avs, B. H.
Wrixon John, laborer Eureka Warehouse, r. 207
Union
Wrllenius Gnstaf, seaman schr Enterprise, r. 240
Folsom
Wroe Jerome R., contractor, r. 2719 Folsom, rear
Wubben George, blacksmith Charles Rueser, r. 8 s
Twenty-sixth, bet Sanchez and Noe
Wucherer Christian, laborer Christopher Wucherer,
r. 2011 Filbert
Wucherer Christopher, manuf curled hair, 2011 Fil-
bert
Wuescher Rudolph, hatter Conrad Hermann, r. Fruit-
vale Homestead
Wuest Wilhelm, waiter, r. 409 Pacific
Wuestefeld Conrad C, upholsterer Henry Frank, r.
64 Everett
Wuestefeld Julius G., liquor saloon, 308 Fourth i
Wiiesthoff Peter W., sawgrinder Pac. Saw Uanuf.
Co., r. 7 Stevenson
Wuhman Henry, captain schr Georgle Woods, r. 7
Clay
Wulche Frederick, distillers' agent, 332 Sansome, r.
1410 Taylor
Wulbern August F., tanner Funcke & Co., r. 37 Con-
verse
Wulbern D. & Co. (Dick Wulbern and Henry Eisner)
painters, GOG Post
Wiilbern Dick (D. Wulbern & Co.) r. NW cor Stock-
ton and Vallejo
Wulbern Henry, tanner Funcke & Co., r. 37 Converse
Wulbern John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Lagu-
na and Filbert
Wulf Johau, 8. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Wulff Brothers (Peter H. and Theodore) groceries and
liquors, NE cor Sixth Av and L, South S. F.
Wulff C. L., steward schr W. S. Phelps, r. Castro, bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Wulff Henry H., tanner Oswald Eranz, r. N 8 Day, bet
Dolores and Railroad track
Wulff Jurgen H., tanner, r. W 8 Rhode Island, nr
Yolo
i Wulff Peter, manuf pickles, sauces, etc., 422 Davis, r.
2619 Mission
Wulff" PeUrH. (Wulff Brothers) r. NE cor Sixth Av
and L, South 8. F.
Wulff Theodore (Wulff Brothers) r. NE cor Sixth Av
and L, South S. F.
Wulff. See Wolf, Wolfe. Wolff, and Woolf
Wulfken John, r. Turk St. Hotel
Wulzen Diedrich H., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Ninth and Folsom
Wulzen Frederick, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Twenty-third and Fair Oaka
Wulzen Frederick Q., porter Richard P. Tenney, r.
251 Ninth
Wulzen Heinrich F., r. 8 s Twenty-third, bet Guer-
rero and Dolores
Wulzen John, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 261 Ninth
WunderH., driver Fifth St. branch Market 8t. RR.,
r. Stanford Hotel
Wunderer Andre (Wunderer & Seell) r. 1237 Stockton
Wundeier & Seeli (Andr6 Wunderer and GasparSeeli)
confectioners, 1233 Stockton
Wunderlich Aiigust, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, t.
W s Mission Road, nr St. Mary's College
Wunderlich Elizabeth Mrs., fancy goods, 10 Twelfth
Wunderlich Louisa, widow, r. 429 Chestnut
Wunderlich William W., plumber, r. 1877 Mission
Wunsch M. & Co. (Marcus Wunsch, Theodore Kirch-
hoff and August Heilbronner) Importer watches
and jewelry, 206 Kearny, room 8
Wunsch Marcus (M. Wunsch & Co.) r. Lick House
Wunsch Nicholas, barber, NW cor Railroad and Elev-
enth Avs, Souths. F.
Wunsche C. Gustav, restaurant, 46 Steuart, r. 233
Stevenson
Wurdack Joseph, carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Wurkheim Max, manufacturers' agent, 22 Sansome,
r. 821 Larkin
Wurkheim Morris, importer cloaks and suits, 126
Kearny, r. 927 Sutter
Wurkheim Paula Mrs. (Wurkheim & Co.) r. 927
Sutter
Wurklielm & Co. (Mrs. Paula Wurkheim) im-
porters and manufs cloaks and suits, 125 Kearny
Wurtenberg Henry, seaman, r. North Pacific Hotel
WUrtmann Benjamin, cook, r. Keystone House
Wurzburger Max, r. 219 Dupont
Wustefeld Henry, clerk Joseph H. Drossel, r. 900
Jackson
Wustenberg Henry, cooper, r. W b Columbia, bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Wusterhausen Celia Mrs., seamstress Fechhelmer &
Steele, r. 702 Harrison
Wusterhausen Ernest, cabinetmaker Cal. Mills, r. 702
Harrison
Wuth Gustaf , bookkeeper Dunn & Blucher, r. 921
Pacific
Wuthiich John, market, 415 Geary
Wyant Mark, chicken ranch, Lewis, nr Silver Av
Wyatt George W., stevedore, r. 210 Francisco
Wyatt, Haskin & Co. (John M. Wyatt and John B,
Haskin Jr.) importers, commission merchants
and manufs agents, 118 Front
Wyatt John A., foreman J. Sennett b Co., r. 210 Fran-
Wyatt John M. (Wyatt, Haskin & Co.) r. 614 Sutter
Wyatt Leander, steward Pacific Coast 88. State of Cal-
ifornia, r. 25 Prospect PI
Wyatt Thomas, stairbuilder, r. 105 San Job^ Av
Wyborg P. A., driver Central RR., r. 1530 Eddy
Wycherly C. T., attendant U. S. Marine Hospital
Wyckoff Albert E., first officer tug Tiger, r. 752 Fol.
Wyckoff Delia Miss, r. 215 Post
Wyckoff H. H., r. 216 Seventh
Wyckoff H. W. S., patrolman Underwriter's Fire
Patrol, 8W cor Stevenson and Ecker
Wyckoff John, third lieutenant U. S. Revenue Btmr
Richard Rush
Wyckoff Thomas, shipsmith David R. Coleman, r. 822
Third
Wyer George W., r. 636 Commercial
Wyer Hartwell, ship carpenter, r. 520 Folsom
Wyer John, r. 1232 Sacramento |
Wygans John, second officer ship Templar, r. 326 Main
Wyler F., r. 636 Commercial |
Wylie Fanny M. Mrs., dressmaker, 923 Market
Wylie George E., porter More, Reynolds & Co., r. Si I
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Wylie Janics, carriagemaker, 20 and 22 Seventh, r. 707
Minuu
Wylie. See Wiley
Wymau Benjamin H., bookkeeper Duusmuir, Diggle
& Co., r. Oakland
Wyman Benjamin H. Jr., assistant bookkeeper Dnus-
nniir. Difjgle & Co., r. Oakland
Wymau Cliarles, cabinetmaker, r. 1317 Mission
Wyman Charles, liquor saloon, 777 Mission
"Wyman Chiirle!! F. , secrctarv Board of Trade
of S. F., -Mi Market, rooms 6--'.), r. 733 Bush
Wyman Freeman W., jjaiuter, r. 413 Minna
Wyman George D., r. 8 Dupont
Wyman H., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Wyman J., machinist Risdou I. and L. Works
Wymau J. B. (Bentley & Wyman) r. Oakland
Wyman John A., cabinetmaker, r. 2 Medau PI
Wymau Jolm H., r. 730 O'Farrell
Wyman Joseph, r. 27(5 Minna
Wyman Joseph, seaman schr Express, Folsom St.
Wharf
Wyiuan Mary, widow, r. 220 Austin
Wyman Sally Miss, r. 314 Stockton
Wyman William, r. Branch House
Wyman. See Weyman, and Weihmau
Wymore Charles C, r. 413 Octavia
Wyms John H., driver Horace P. Meader, r. Oakland
Wyne John Thomas, plumber and gasfitter, 2104 Fill-
more, r. SE cor Point Lobos and Henderson Avs
Wyneken L. Ernest (Townsend & Wyneken) r. 117
Stockton
Wynell Robert, engineer D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
157 Ji Tehama
WjTikoop George C, cigarmaker, r. 1318 Dupont
Wynu Bernard, laborer, r. 212 First
Wynn Bridget Miss, furnished rooms, 1000 Wash.
Wynu Howard P., stevedore, r. 558 Howard
Wynn James, machinist, r. SE cor Mariposa and Ver-
mont
Wynu John B., r. 1001 Powell
Wynn Maggie, domestic 2524 California
W'ynn Patrick, carpenter, r. 2814 Mission
Wynn William, machinist Pacific Mail SS. Co., r. 616
Second
Wynn William Jr., instrumentmaker Charles Bahss-
kopff, r. 615 Second
Wynn. See Wynne, Winn, and Winne
Wynne Alice, domestic 121 Welsh
Wyuue Annie, domestic 803 Hyde
Wynne Annie Miss, r. 1313 Kearny
Wynne Dennis, laborer Southern Pac. RR.
Wynne Dominick, housesmith Calvin Nutting & Son, r .
100 First
Wynne Edward, laborer, r. 8 s Tyler, bet Steiner and
Pierce
Wynne Edwin, bartender Ernest J. Hurlbrink, r. 521
First
Wynne Henry F., clerk Hueter Brothers & Co., r. W s
Mission, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Wynne Henry J., brushmaker George Lipsher, r. 121
Welsh
Wynne James H., baggagemaster Southern Pac. RR.,
r. 121 Welsh
Wynne John, brakeman Southern Pac. RR.
Wynne John W., compositor, r. 427 Stevenson ,
Wynne Nicholas, with John Lowth & Co., r. 129 Silver
Wynne Nicholas, newsdealer Grand Hotel, r.427 Stev.
W'ynne Nicholas P., druggist H. B. Slaven, r. 114iCapp
Wynne Patrick, carpenter, r. W 8 Mission, bet Twen-
ty-foiirth and Twenty-fifth
Wynne Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Georgia, bet Shasta and Sierra
Wynne Peter, cooper Pac. Vinegar Works, r. 307 Fol.
Wynne William, r. 114 Capp
Wynne. See Winn, Winne, and Wynn
Wyntjens Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 412 J^ Shipley
Wyntjens Frank, machinist Pioneer Iron Works, r.
412}^ Shipley
Wyoming and Dakota Water Co. (Dakota Ter.) Theo-
dore Widmann secretary, 404 Montgomery
Wyrich Christian G., liquor saloon, 16 Clay
Wythe Joseph H. , physician and surgeon, and
professor histology and microscopy, Medical Col-
lege of the Pacific, ofilce 39 Sutter, r. Oakland
Wythe William T., physican and surgeon, and
professor of anatomy. Medical College of the Pa-
cific, office 39 Sutter, r. Oakland
Wyttenbach Emanuel, artist, 525 Com., r. Oakland
Wyward Henry, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Wywood Robert, seaman, r. 11 Steuart
Yablonsky John, collector 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. Al-
ameda
Yack Simon (Eastens & Yack) r. 207 Kearny
Yackley William E., carpenter, r. 114 Hayes — •"'""'^
Yaeger Martha, widow, r. 15 Vareunes
Yaeger William, printer Rosenthal & Germain, r. It
Varenues
Yager Emanuel, cigarmaker, r. NE cor Eighteeni
and Douglass
Yager. See Jaeger, Jager, and'Yeager
Yahr Martin, tailor E. F. Welton, r. 4 Geary PI
Ifale Charles G., editor Mining and Sclentlfli
Press, and secretary California Academy of Set
ances, office 202 Sausome, r. Oakland
Yale Edward, fireman Southern Pac. RR., r. 43 8out
Park
Yale Frances E., widow, r. 43 South Park
Yale Frank W., r. 43 South Park
Yale John C, salesman Tobin. Davisson & Co., r. IS
Tyler
Yale Lock Manufacturing Co., Richards & Snow
agents, 408 Market
Yaiiagpiya Kentaro, consul Japan, office and r.
309 Jones
Yang Tze Insurance Association (Shanghai)
Macondray k Co. agents, 206 Sansome
Yanke Richard L., teacher music, r. 225 Leavenworth
Y'anke William A., r. 1513 Taylor
Yankee Block, SW cor Front and Pine
Yarndley Joseph W., teacher music, r. 510 Leav.
Yarndley Richard T., organist, r. 2500 California
Yarndley R. T. Miss, milliner, NW cor California and
Steiner
Yarnell Joseph, proptr Hayes Valley Restaurant, 309
Hayes
Yarrington Alexander D., machinehand Cal. Mills, r.
Oakland
Yarrington James G., labeler Bothln, Dallemand k
Co., r. Oakland
Y'arrington John, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Yarrington Thaddeus Y., clerk A. Carlisle & Co.,r.
Oakland
Yarrincton ThomasD., laborer U.S. Appraisers' Store,
r. 230 Capp
Yarrington William M., foreman Bothin, Dallemand
k Co., r. Oakland
Yarwood David, conductor Omnibus RR., r. 460 Sixth
Yarwood Elizabeth Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf.
Co., r. 460 Sixth
Yarwood William, farmer, r. 460 Sixth
Yates Charles M. (Yates & Co.) r. 905 Market
Yates Fred., landscape artist, studio 4 Mercantile Li-
brary Building, r. C19 Geary
Yates G. C, wood and coal, 531 Pine, r. 23 Powell
Yates George, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, 327
Front
Yates George F., seaman, r. 810 Battery
Yates George W., quartermaster Pacific Mail 83. Da-
kota
Yates Harriet J. Mrs., nurse, r. 641 Minna
Yates H. E., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. Oak
land
Yates Henry, r. 2 Washington
Yates Henry G. (Roe k Yates) 211 Ellis
Yates John D. (Yates & Co.) r. 743 Harrison
Yates Joseph, expressman, r. E s Mission, bet Twen-
ty-second and Twenty-third
Yates Joseph Jr., whipmaker, r. E s Mission, betjj
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Yates Mary J., widow, r. 1421 Pacific
Yates M. H.. clerk auditor Southern Pac, BB., t,
135 M Perry
Yates M. H. Mrs., proprietress Florence House, 108
Ellis
Yates Robert H. (R. W. Warren & Co.) r. 1718 Turk
Yates Robert R., agent California Silk Manufac-
turing Co., 585 Market, r. Oakland
Yates William, r. 619 Geary
Yates William H., potato broker, 210 Clay,r. Oakland
Yates Hi Co. (Charles M. Yates and Frank W. Shin-
gleberger) wholesale paints, oils and lamp stock,
113 Front
Yates & Co. (John D.Yates and James Healing)
liquor saloon and billlardB, SW cor Market and
Third
Ybarra Emiliano, merchant, r. 1421 Powell
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Ybarra F., printer, r. 1421 Powell
Ybarra J. M., printer, r. U21 Powell
Ybarra Joseph, r. 131C Powell
Ybarra Miguel, cook, r. 1316 Powell
Yeagel John, cabinetmaker, r. 24}^ Garden
Yeager Jeremiah, clerk George H. IJ'Arcy, r. 2434
Mission
Yeager John, driver Central RR., r. Dodge, nr Turk
Yeager T. T. Mrs., widow, umbrellamaker, 3 Dux'ont,
r. 759 Market
Yeager. See Jaeger. Jager and Yager
Yeaton J. H. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 407 Taylor
Yeaton Joseph H., patternmaker Fulton Iron Works,
r. 40" Taylor
Yeaton Oliver C, watchman North Point Dock, r. E 8
Webster, bet Lombard and Chestnut
Yeats William, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Yeaw William E., clerk Gonzalez & Lindsey, r. 924
Jackson
Yeazell Andrew H., livery stable, SE cor Eddy and
Pierce, r. 1628 Eddy
Yehl Auron, bookkeper A. Jonas & Co., r. 735 Geary
Yehl Abraham L., r. 737 Geary
Y^ell Frank, waiter, r. 281 Minna
Yelland Arthur, carpenter, r. 1609 Folsom
Yelland Raymond D., artist, 408 California, room 21,
r. Oakland
Yellott George, bartender Benjamin F. Jellison, r.
Stevenson Building
Yellott William, bartender Benjamin F. Jellison, r.
456 Minna
Yellow Jacket Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.)
James Newlands transfer secretary, 203 Bush,
room 10
Yentzsch G., Cabinetmakers' Union, 912 Market
Yeo Charles M., seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Y'eo William H., bootcutter S. W. Levy, r. 1521 )i Mar-
ket
Yeomans Annie Miss, furnished rooms, 504 Sutter
Yeomans A. Bradford, insurance agent, r. 737 Market
Yerby Henry C. (Yerby & Roseberry)r. Oakland
Yerby & Roseberry (Henry C. Yerby and James Rose-
berry) commission merchants, 202 California
Yerken Henry J., laborer, r. E s San Bruno Road, bet
Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Yerkes Joseph, auctioneer, 12 Stockton, r. Revere
House
Yerman Frank, compositor, r. Ii7 Bay
Yerworth Edmund, printer S. F. News Letter, r. 16
Harlan PI
Yerxa Henry, carpenter, r. 439 Jessie
Ygual Arseneo Y. de (Ygual & Co.) r. Europe
Ygual & Co. (Arsenio Y. de Ygual and Francisco San-
jurjo) successors to Cobo Y Martinez, importers
Havana cigars, 258 Market
Yielding James R., clerk freight dept Central Pac.RR.,
r. 618 Fourth
Yoell Eva A., widow, r. 311 Stockton
Yogis John, laborer Southern Pac. RR.,r. 803Brannan
Yolo Mills, Dierck & Hinz proptrs, NE cor Mission
and Main
Yonker Robert, painter, r. United States Hotel
Yonkillin Sarah, widow, r. 20 Folsom
Yontz Mary E. Miss, r. 1922 Pine
Yore John P., shoemaker Aaron Levy, r. 1 Reed PI
Yore Mary, widow, r. Sansome, nr Union
Yore William D., bootmaker Kullman, Salz &Co., r.l
Reed PI
York Charles B., clerk G. M. Joaselyn & Co., r. Oak-
land
York Harry, seaman, r. Keystone House
York John, cooper, r. 454 Jessie
York John, waiter American Exchange Hotel
York Malcolm B., r. 620 Stockton
York Peter, rigger, r. 2.'J2 Second
York Waldo M. (York 4 Whitworth) r. Berkeley
York William, importer Kentucky whiskies, 204 Cali-
fornia, room 10, r. 309 Turk
York & Whitworth (Waldo M. York and John M.Whit-
worth) attorneys at law, 120 Sutter, room 61
Yosemite Stage and Turnpike Co., Samuel Miller
agent, office 2 New Montgomery
Yosumite Valley and Big Tree Grove Commissioners,
William Ashburner secretary, 240 Montgomery,
room 8
Yost Albert J., attorney at law, r. 527 Filbert
Yost Antone, carpenter, r. 527 Filbert
Yost Antone Jr., butcher, r. 527 Filbert
Yost Bridget, widow, r. 1234 Bush, reur
Yost Daniel Z. (D. Z. Yost .t Co.)r. 902 Van Ness Av
Yost D. Z. & Co. (Daniel Z. Yost) stockbrokers.SSZ
Montgomery
Yost Henry, machinist Joshua Hendy, r. 235 Langton
Yost Henry D., carpenter Southern Pac. RR., r. 1134
Columbia
Yost Jeunie, laceworker S. Bauer, r. 601 Brannan
Yost John D. (H. S. Crocker & Co.) r. Oakland
Yost. See Joost, and Jost
Youd Rudolph, watchmaker, r. 232 Jessie
Youmau William, seaman, r. 26 Steuart
Young . widow, r. 118 Tyler
Young Adelbert M., whitener John Q. Garfield
Young Alexander, porter George \V. Gibbs & Co., r.
S s Twenty-fourth, bet Noe and Sanchez
Young Alexander, processor Sol. Wangenheim & Co.,
r. 518 Seventh
Young Alexander, teamster, r. 309 Main
Young America Mining Co., Edward M. Hall secre-
tary, 20 S. F. Stock Exchange Building
Young Andrew (McCauley & Young) r. 635 Stevenson
Young Andrew, engineer tug Donald, r. 3 Hampton PI
Young Andrew S., master mariner, r. 1716 Jackson
Young Andrew S. Jr., seaman, r. 1716 Jackson
Young Annie A., seamstress Palace Hotel
Young A. L., clerk William M. Searby, r. 869 Market
Young Belle, domestic 1021 Washington
Young Blanche Miss, r. 30 Kearny
Young Casper, cigarmaker, r. 1301 Montgomery
Young Charles, r. 909 Sacramento
Young Charles, cook, r. 551 Mission
Young Charles B., r. Occidental Hotel
Young Charles H., jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Ha-
denfeldt, r. 110 Minna
Young Charles L., drayman, r. 504 Fulton
Youug Christian H., hop merchant, r. 2037 Mission
Young Christopher, r. 131 Townsend
Young Colin J., Stone Cutters' Pro. Assn, 818 Howard
Young Conrad, milk depot, 1319 Dupont, and plumber
Johu Bohn, r. 1429 Dupont
Young Delia, widow, r. 118 Tyler
Young Donald, mining, r. 8 Mason
Young Edward B., student, r. 522 Van Ness Av
Young Edward D., compositor Morning Call, r. 418
Fourth
Young Edward J., apothecary, r. 5J4 Kearny
Young Emmie Miss, actress Bella Onion Theater
Youug Fannie Miss, actress Bella Union Theater
Young Francis, clerk, r. 1126 Market
Young Frederick C, seaman, r. 909 Sacramento
Young George, cigarmaker, r. 1301 Montgomery
Young George, engineer, r. 323 Twenty-seventh
Young George, machinist, r. 31 Eddy
Young George, peddler, r. 637 Broadway, rear
Youug George, winchman O. & O. SS. Gaelic
Young George A., collector S. F. Gas Light Co.,r. 1904
Broadway
Young George A. Jr.. law student, r. 1904 Broadway
Young Georj^e W., r. 1701 Howard
Young Hart, seaman, r. 104 Steuart
Young Hartmau H. (H. P. L. Young & Brother) r. N ■
Greenwich, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Young Henry, r. 21 Valparaiso
Young Henry, mason, r. 793 Mission
Young Henry, sailmaker Christian 0. Funk
Young Henry B., cleik freight auditor Central Pac.
BR., r. 222 Eddy
Young Henry J., collector J. W. Davidson & Co., r.
1206 Ellis
Young Henry P. L. (H. P. L. Young k Brother) r.N B
Greenwich, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Young H. P. L. & Brother (Henry P. L. and Hartman
H.ibutchers, N s Greenwich, bet Fillmore and
Steiner
Young J., r. 36 Clay
Young J., waiter, r. 529 Sacramento
Young Jacob, baker, r. 1219 Steiner
Young Jacob, clerk, r. 1301 Mcmtgomery
Young James, boilermaker McAtte Boiler Works, r.
727 3i Natoma
Young James, carpenter Csl. Mills, r. 224 Fourth
'Young Jnmes, optician, watchmaker, and jeweler,
57 Second
Young James, watchman stmr San Joaquin No. 2,
Jackson St. Wharf
Young James A., marblepolisher, r. 19 Downey
Young James B., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 443$j Na-
toma
Young James B. Rev., pastor Third Baptist Church,
r. 847 Clay
Young J. C, machinist, r. 608 Powell
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Young J. C, medical institute, 7 Stockton
Young J. F., clerk, r. 1113 Sutter
Young J. H., Paintere' Pro. Union, 771 Market
Young John, baker, r. 1429 Dupont
Young John, baker George Mendel, r. U19 Stockton
Young John, cook, r. 212 Fir»t
Young John, liquor saloon, 129 Third, r. 755 Howard
Young John, satchelmaker Fechheimer & Steele, r.
1301 Montgomery
Young John, seaman, r. 415 East
Young John, seaman sloop Forest Prince, Jackson
St.Wharf
Young John, waiter 8S. State of California, Broadway
Wharf
Young John E., dental student, r. 1716 Jackson
Young John J., porter Painter & Co.,r. SW cor Mason
and Greenwich -^
Young John J., foreman 8. F. Journal of Commerce,
r. 133 Fair Oaks
Young John P., journalist 8. F. Chronicle, r. 118
Tyler
Young John R., painter, r. 1918 Pacific Av
Yonng Joseph, druggist. 1111 Folsom, r. 2116
Mission
Young Julia Mies, r. 2422 Buchanan
Young Julia, r. 1301 Montgomery
Yoiuig Julius, bartender, r. 13 Clay
Young J. Thomas (T. J. French & Co.) r. 2329 Mission
Young Kate Miss, r. 603 Polk |
Young Leander G., manager Mrs. I. Richards, 432
Kearny, r. 721 Bryant |
Young Lotta H. Mrs., assistant Mrs. E. Mlntern, r.
329 O'Farrell
Young Lucy Mrs., r. 965 Folsom
Young Lydia A., widow, r. 527 Shotwell !
Young M., r. 764 Mission
Young Madeline Miss, stewardess Everett House
Young Margaret, widow, r. 1301 Montgomery
Voungr nien's Christian Association, 233
Sutter, bet Kearny and Dupont
Young Men's Christian Association (Chinese) NE cor
Stockton and Sacramento
Young Men's Hebrew Association, 119 Post
Young Men's Union Beneficial Society, S s Pacific,
bet Powell and Mason
Young Nestor A., superintendent Permutation Lock
Co., and lock expert, 531 California, r. Healds-
burg. Cal.
Young Peter, baker L. Hinz, r. 806 Larkin
Young Peter, clerk, r. 1301 Montgomery
Young Philip, tinsmith, r. 1429 Dupont
Young Richard, foreman Jonathan Kittredge, r. 479
Haight
Young Robert, engineer, r. 164 Clementina
Young Robert, fireman Palace Hotel
Young Robert, printer R. Q. Dun & Co., r. 675 Mis-
sion
Young Robeit, sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r.
327 M Filbert
Young Simon, peddler, r. 3 Harriet
Young S. F., elevatorman Palace Hotel
Young Theresa Mrs., hair store, 847 Clay
Young Thomas, r. 106 Minna
Young Thomas, r. 850 Market
Young Thomas (Allen & Young) r. 314 Lombard
Young Thomas, laborer John Smith, 223 Post
Young Thomas, mining, r. 1010 Capp
Young Thomas, real-estate agent, 39 Sutter, r.
1010 Sutter
Young Timothy, expressman, r. NE cor Twenty-
fourth and Church
Young Walter, cashier Bank British Columbia, r. 310
Stockton
Young Walter, assistant keeper Point Bonita Light-
house
Young Walter D., bartender Philip McGovem, r. 25}i
Oak
Young William, r. 528 Bush, rear
Young William, bookkeeper, r. 100 McAllister
Young William, carpenter, r. 801 Vallejo
Young William, clerk, r. 118 Tyler
Young William, clerk Adjutant-General's Ofllce, U. S.
A., Presidio Reservation
Young William, fancy goods, 407 Twenty-fourth
Young William, longshoreman, r. 23 Clay
Young Willliam, painter John L. Cahill, r. 133 Fair
Oaks
Young William, tinsmith, r. 10 Louisa
Young William, trimmer Porter, Oppenheimer, Sles-
singer & Co., r.What Cheer House
Young William B. (Snell Brothers & Co.) r. San Jos^
Young William D., tailor, 307 Minna, r. 2.52M Tehama
Young Willium E., carpenter, r. 133 Fair Oaks
Young William H., carpenter, r. 133 Fair Oaks
Young William J., tinsmith Sol. Wangenheim & Co.,
r. 8 Park Av
Young William L., carpenter Thomas Robinett, r. 526
Howard
Young William W., real-estate, r. 1136 Sutter
Young Women's Christian Association, 314 Sutter
Young. See Jung, Junge, and Yung
Youngberg Adolph, tailor, r. 613 Stockton
Youngberg John E., deputy collector U.S. Internal
Revenue, r. 117 Rid.ley
Youngberg S.V. (Youngberg k Meyer) r. 243 Tehama
Young'ber^ Si Meyer (S. V. Youngberg and A
Leonard Meyer) publishers Stilla-Hafs-Poeten.
NW cor Washington and Sansome
Youngclaus John D., boots and shoes, 417 Sutter
Younger Alexander J., surgeon O. & O. SS. Gaelic
Younger Andrew, blacksmith William T. Garratt, r.
1922 Stevenson
Younger Andrew Jr., patternmaker Union Ironworks.
r. 1922 Stevenson
Younger Edward A., physician and dentist,
o^ae and r. 224 Stockton
Younger Elton R., printer Alta California, r. 313
Stockton
Younger John Q., longshoreman, r. 327 Bryant
Younger William J., dentist and physician,
224 Stockton, r. San Rafael
Younghans Ernest (Younghans & Schaffer) r. S •
Twenty-sixth, bet Hampshire and York
Younghans & Schaflfer (Ernest Younghans and Anton
Schafifer) tannery, S s Serpentine Av, nr Folsom
Youngkiu Charles R., painter J. Longhead, r. 1605.
Polk
Youugquest Martha, widow, r. 30 Frederick
Yount Eliza G., widow, r. 2125 Bush
Younie John A., carpenter, r. Ahlborn House ^^^^_^
Younie William A., r. Ahlborn House
Yourell Walter S., expressman, cor Market and Ellis,
r. 1743 Market
Youssaud Paul, laundrjman J. A. Trudell, r. 633
Third
Youst Harmon, carpenter, r. 605 Erannan — «.,,__
Youths' Directory The, A. P. Dietz superin-
tendent, 1417 Howard
Yrigoyen J. Domingo, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc,
730 Montgomery
Yruretagoyena Tadeo, Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc,
730 Montgomery
Yslas Florence, pressman Frank Eastman & Co., r. 1618
Buchanan
Yslas Minnie Mrs., teacher music, r. 1618 Buchanan
Ytsen Christian, seaman, r. 30 Clay
Yuba Gravel Range Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.)
Henry Pichoir secretary, 320 Sansome, room 24
Yuill James, new and secondhand furniture. 316
Sixth
Yule Delia Miss, teacher, r. 2421 California
Yulig Charles, driver Orsen H. Keyes
Yuma Mill and Mining Co. (El Rio District, Cal.)
Walter C. Childs president, John H. Gillespy sec-
retary and treasurer, 73 Nevada Block
Yung Edward (J. Schwegerle & Co.) r. 549 Fourth
Yung Nicholas (Massey & Yung) r. Broderick, bet
Ellis and O'Farrell
Yung William, clerk Henry Wobber, r. NE cor Geary
and Leavenworth
Yung William, waiter Hansa Hotel
Yung. See Young, and Jung
Yunker Frederick, cutter Joseph Figel, r. 1618 Turk
Yurela Martin, waiter Pacific Mail SS. Granada
Zabaldano Alexander (Roturier & Zabaldano) r. 1118
Powell
Zabel A. Mme.. lace and curtain cleaning, 1025 Sutter
Zabel Henry, teacher French, r. 1025 Sutter
Zabriskie Jacob H., clerk Ruther & Lindwall, r. 525
Vallejo
Zahrislcie James C, attorney at law, 620 Wash-
ington, r. 108 Ellis
Zabriskie John S., general trader, r. 340 Shipley
Zacatero Gold Mining Co., Lucien Hermann secretary,
220 Sansome, room 5
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Zacharias E., ci^'ar dealer, r. 123 Prospect PI
Zacharias Henry (Zachariasfc Green) r. 929 Sutter
Zacharias Joseph, glazier, r. 1814 Laguna
Zacharias Julius, glazier Morria Zacharias, r. N a
Sutter, nr Pierce
Zacharias L. & Brother ( Lyon and Z . ) watches, jewelry,
diamonds, silverware, and optical goods, 210
Kearny
Zacharias Lyon (L. Zacharias & Brother) r. 929 Sutter
Zacharias Marcus, watchmaker and jeweler, 308
KcHrny, r. 835 Bush
Zacharias Matt, laborer, r. Helvetia Hotel
Zachurias Morris, glazier, 516 Kearny, r. N 8 Sutter,
nr Pierce
Zacharias Otto, with Carl Hasenbalg, r. 123 Pros-
pect PI
Zacharias S., watchmaker and jeweler, 607 Sacra-
mento, r. 835 Bush
Zacharias Z. (L. Zacharias & Brother) r. 929 Suiter
Zacharias & Green (H. Zacharias and William Green
Jr.) watches, diamonds and jewelry, 126 Kearny
Zachert Helen Mrs., teacher, r. 1403 Scott
Zachert John, assayer, r. 1403 Scott
Zachrison Charles, watchman Wells. Fargo & Co., r.
1111 Shotwell
Zadel John, miner, r. SW cor Jackson and Driunm
Zadig H., r. 540 Turk
Zadig Herman (Zadig & KuUmauu) r. (■)25 Turk
ZacVi^ <fc Kullmaiin (Herman Zadig, Simon KuU-
mann and Joseph Wollberg) stock brokers, 313
Montgomery
Zadik A. & Co. (Guatemalti) importers coffee and
Central American produce, 33 and 35 Battery
Zaepflel Xavier, confectionery, 785 Eddy
Zagcohirio Rodietti, laborer, r. W s San Bruno Road,
nr Sierra Avenue, University Mound Tract
Zahn Charles, foreman 8. F. Cordage Factory, r. E b
Pennsylvania Av, nr Sierra
Zahn Ernest, bookkeeper Alfred Borel & Co., r. 1415
Stockton
Zalin Henry, groceries and liquors, 823 Vallejo
Zahn Valentine, r. 479 Jessie
Zaiubelich Ralph, cook Stephen Chiucovich, r. 224
Aliuna
Zambelich J., r. 224 Minna
Zambelich Raphael, waiter, r. 715 Davis
Zamloch George, r. 3 Cleaveland
Zammitt John A., clerk Adrian Bergen, r. 763 Har-
rison
Zander Frederick, clerk, r. 725 Vallejo
Zander John J., barber, r. 16 Park Av
Zander Louis, bartender George Landherr, r. 6 Bur-
ritt PI
Zander L. T., r. 1403 Pacific
Zane Edmund P., collectors. F. Gas Light Co., r. 605
Polk
Zane Nina Miss, actreps Adelphi Theater
Zanger David, carpenter, r. 1719 Pacific
Zaninovicb Juan, fisherman, r. 715 Davis
Zaninovich Peter, fisherman, Front St. Wharf
Zanini Enrico, Italian Benev. Soc. 423 Washington
Zanoni Andre, fisheriiian, r. S 8 Union, nr Battery
Zanoui Luigi, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Zante Daniel, silver plater. 190 Jessie
Zantmeyer Wilhelmina Mrs., r. 1150 Market
Zantziuger Barton R., commission merchant, 232 Cali-
fornia, r. 918 Van Ness Av
Zanuetta Antonio, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Zapf Ferdinandez, confectioner, r. 1028 Market
Zarro Carlo, vegetables, 66 Colombo Market
Zasche Joseph, bootmaker John Peck, r. 20 Mont-
gomery Av
Zaubitzer Albert (Zaubitzer & Schwendenman) r. 411
Pacific
Zaubitzer & Schwendenman (Albert Zaubitzer and
Charles Schwendenman) liquor saloon, 248 Sutter
Zaun Adolph,cook .\dolph Hartiuann, r. 45 Sacramento
Zaun Henry, baker Hemme k Renter, r. 9 Kohler PI
Zawadill William (Zawadill & Sozln)r. 1112 Harrison
Zawadill & Sozin (William Zawadill and C. W. Sozin)
Vienna Centograph Manuf. Co., 957 Folsom
Zazueta Pauline, teacher music, r. 481 Jessie
Zazueta P. L. Mrs., r. 481 Jessie
Zdrahal Carl, saddler, r. 18 Scott PI
Zeabe Joseph, physician, office and r. 100)4 Jackson
Zealka Jacob, machinist, r. Pacific Railroad House
Zean W., r. 722 California
Zech Augiist, musician, r. 211 Ninth
Zech Jacob, piano manuf, 211 and 213 Ninth, r. 19
Rondel PI
Zecher Frederick W., butcher, 1817 Ji Powell
Zecber Henry, cabinetmaker, 261 First, r. 2505 Sutter
Zeckendorf & Staab (Tucson. A. T.) M. S. Feinberg
agent, 403 Front
Zeehandelaar Felix J., clerk The Directory Publieh-
iug Co., 518 Clay, r. 15 Eddy
Zeglio David, marbleworks, 1328 Howard, r. SW cor
Wolf and Isabella, B. H.
Zeh Louis, market, SE cor Dupont and Union, r. 417
Union
Zeh Philip, laborer Psc. Rolling Mill, r. SW cor
Seventh and Brannan
Zeh Philip Jr., maltster Herman Zwieg, r. SW cor
Seventh and Brannan
Zeh Theodore (Nagle k Zeh) r. 627 Bush
ZehfusB Frederick W., carpenter and cabinetmaker,
840 Mission
Zehnder Benedict, cornicemaker Joseph F. Forderer,
r. Ahlborn Hous^e
Zeickel John, spikemakerPac. Rolling Mill, r. Thirty-
second Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Zeilberg Carl, Cigarmakers' Assn, 771 Market
Zeile Charles D. , druggist and apothecary, 628
Pacific, r. 719 Broadway
Zeile Frederick, physician, and proptr Russian and
Turkish Baths, 524-528 Pacific
Zeile John, proptr North Point Dock Bonded Ware-
house, NW cor Sansome and Lombard, r. Hay-
wards
Zeile Robert, proptr North Point U. S. Bonded Ware-
house, NW cor Lombard and Sansome, r. 1516
Ellis
Zeilin Winfield S., traveling salesman Redington &
Co., 529 Market
Zeimer A. C, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., r. Oak-
land
Zeimer Daniel, r. 241 Clara
Zeiner Julius, dyer S. P. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
Black Point
Zeiner Wendelin, baker John C. Spannagel, r. 125
Seventh
Zeiro Qesare, r. 621 Broadway
Zeiro Egidio (Zeiro & Chiappari) r. 621 Broadway
Zeiro & Cliiappari (Egidio Zeiro and Giovanni
Chiappari) proptrs Hotel Colombo, 621 Bdwy
Zeis Henry, wiieworker Adolph M. Fuhrmann, r. 718
Green
Zeis John, boot and shoemaker, 222^ Second, r. 718
Green
Zeising Frank, r. 1225 Clay
Zeising Henry, r. 1225 Clay
Zeiss Louis, produce commission, 106 Clay, r. 2130
Market
Zeitfuchs Edward, engraver Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 317
Minna
Zeitler Frederick (Ott S Zeltler) r. 1738 Eddy
Zeitska Bertha Mine., principal Zeitska's In-
stitute, 922 Post
Zeit8ka*8 Institute, Mme Bertha Zeitska princi-
pal, 922 Post
Zekind Solomon (Pac. Cloak and Suit Manuf. Co.) r.
212 Sutter
Zelazny Albert, cigarmaker John F. Schmidt, r. Wil-
liam Tell House
Zelazny Joseph, foreman Jacob H. Goldstein, r. 11
Seventh
Zell George, r. 18)4 Sacramento
Zeller Albert, goldbeater James B. Newman, r. 14
Scott PI
Zeller George, clerk, r. 23 Scott PI
Zeller Hermann, plaster decorations. 1043 Market
Zeller Joseph, salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co.. r. 16
Turk
Zeller Michael, printer, r. 23 Scott PI
Zellerbach Anthony, paper dealer, 413 Sansome, r.
404 Octavia
Zellerbach Marks, mining, r. 1606 California
Zellner Charles, machinist, r. Concordia Hotel
Zeiner William, apothecary and druggist, SE
cor Mission and Fifth, r. KiH Ninth
Zemansky Caspar, clerk P. Mish & Son, r. 27 Russ
Zemansky Henry J., cigars and tobacco, 986 Folsom,
r. 27 Russ
Zemansky Philip, salesman Held Brothers & Co., r.
27 Russ
Zemansky Samuel, cigars and tobacco, r. 27 Russ
Zemansky Sarah Mrs., millinery, 210 Sixth, r. 27
Russ
Zender Matthew, showcase maker, r. New Washing-
ton Hotel
r\r~r\ \1/ ^l Ani/ 643 market STREKT, wholesale and retail dealer in
bLU. VY. LLAnlX, Paner Hangings & Shade Material. Manufacturer of window Sliades
lAMPQ P PnRnnKI X, 0(\ whoi.e:sai<e hardware,
JAinCO C. UUnUUIl « OU.} comer Market and Front streets.
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Zeng Charles, baker William Poehlman, r. 510 Ninth
Zenovich George, bartender Peter Chiucovich, r. SE
cor Pacific and Sansome
Zenovich Lucca, fruit and confectionery, 1122
Stockton
Zenovlch Lucas, liquor saloon, 640 Poet
Zenovich Peter, bartender L. Zenovlch, r. NE cor
Post and Jones
Zent Gold Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) Abraham
Halsey secretary, 31-1 Montgomery
Zepf Frank, cigarmuker Bosenthal & Frohman, r. 24
Everett
Zephyr Louis, r. 332 Seventh
Zeppero J., yardman Benton Coal Co.
Zerbi Giuseppe, baker Campi's Restaurant
Zere F., Lafayette Guard, 730 Montgomery
Zerga pS-ancisco, Italiau Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Zerkle Julius, clothing, 116 Pacific
Zerman Elizabeth, widow, r. 128 Second
Zerman Ferdinand, r. 708 Pine
Zerman Koner, seaman schr Pannonia, Larue's Wharf
Zerr Casper, butcher Frederick Katz, r. Siegfried's
Hotel
Zerr Jaques, cabinetmaker, r. 120 Welsh
Zerse Joseph, carpenter Phineas Haskell, r. 1109
York, rear
Zett Frederick, foreman Stone & Hayden, r. 1713
Dupont
Zezah Antonio, cook Antoue Pegnaz, r. 35 Everett
Zhender Magdeleua, widow, r. 1107 Filbert
Zickgraf Michael, foreman Willows Brewery, r. SE
cor Nineteenth and Mission
Ziegelmeyer Anthony, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Sixth and Bryant, r. 803 Bryant
Ziegenbein John (John Ziegenbein & Co.) r. Oakland
Ziegenbeiii John <& Co. (John Ziegenbein and
Frederick H. Hammer) produce commission, 201
and 203 Davis
Ziegenfuss Thomas H., sawsmith Nathan W. Spauld-
ing, r. 1312 Valencia
Ziegenhirt Kate Mrs., r. 419 Hyde
Zieger John, wheelwright H. M. Black & Co., r. 137
Montgomery
Ziegler Charles, cook Marx Selig, r. 5 Selina PI
Ziegler Charles, carriagetrimmer, r. 41 Clara
Ziegler Frank E., books and stationery, 634 Mont-
gomery, r. 719 Vallejo
Ziegler Frederick, salesman, r. 41 Clara
Ziegler Jonn George, carpenter, r. 1811 Powell
Ziegler J. L., housemover, 1017 Mission, r. 1019
Mission
Ziegler W. F., musician, r. 455 Tehama
Ziegler Zacharias, driver Doaue & Co., r. 8 Central PI
Zieglmayr Ferdinand, cabinetmaker Jacob Strahle
& Co., r. 422 Stevenson
Zieglmayr Ferdinand Jr., wo'odturner Henry Waas,
r. 422 Stevenson
Zieglmayr George, varnisher Cal. Furniture Manuf.
Co.. r. 422 Stevenson
Ziel Fedor R., r. 334 O'Farrell
Ziel Gust. A., with Harry W. Syz, r. 334 O'Farrell
Zierau Ferdinand, waiter P. W. Neilsen, r. 1906
Powell
Zierenberg Frederick, clerk John H. Schlesgelmann,
r. NE cor Turk and Fillmore
Zierenberg George (Ziereuberg & Stamer) r. 714 Fol.
Zierenberg & Stamer (George Zierenberg and
Julius C. Stamer) groceries and liquors, 721
Folsom
Zierman Laura, adjuster coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r.
737 Market
Ziermann Hermann, tanner Henry Krieg, r. Franconia
House. San Bruno Road, nr Twenty-sixth
Zierwinski August, cook, r. 5 Washington
Zihn Audreas, carpenter and builder, 1409 Folsom, r.
1909 Howard
Zihn Henry, expressman, SW cor Sutter and Stockton,
r. 34 H Fifth Av
Zillmer A. Mrs., midwife, r. 1010 Mission
Zillmer G., r. 1010 Mission
Zimmer Charles K., barber, 6 Summer,r. 1007 Mission
Zimmer Christian, laborer, r. 303 Twenty-sixth
Zimmer Ernest, leader orchestra Belln Union The-
ater, r. NE cor Sacramento and Stockton
Ziinnier George W. , groceries and varieties, 422
Post
Zimmer Jacob, tailor, r. 9 Varennes
Zimmer John, tinsmith Henry Buchholz. r. SW cor
Columbia and Twenty-sixth
Zimmer Joseph, cutler Will & Finck, 769 Market
Zimmer Louis, cook Hotel Rhein, 909 Kearny
Zimmer William, boxmaker F. Korbel & Brothers, r.
29 South Park
Zimmerman Adolph, butcher Simon Silverberg, r. 30
Potrero Av
Zimmerman David, tbachinist, r. 54 First
Zimmerman Ernest, clerk, r. 1028 Market
Zimmerman Frank, hostler Central RR., r. 1316 Lau-
rel Av
Zimmerman George, driver Francis O'Kane, r. 613}^
Minna
Zimmerman Henry, butcher, r. 30 Potrero Av
Zimmerman Henry Jr., collector Simon Silverberg, r.
30 Potrero Av
Zimmerman Henry L., stationei-y and confectionery,
703 Broadway
Zimmtrman John, butcher Charles F. Wagner, r.
Twelfth Av, bet P and Q, South S. F.
Zimmerman John, draymaa Louis Zeiss, r. 31S0
Market
Zimmerman Julius, laborer Empire Soda Works, r.
1721 Market
Zimmerman Leonard, hostler Central BR., r. 1316
Laurel Av
Zimmerman Louis (M. Gradwohl & Co.) r. Bay City
Packing Co.'s ranch, Sau Bruno Road
Zimmerman Louis, painter, r. Columbia Hotel
Zimmerman Peter R., machinist, r. 909 Eighteenth,
nr Castro
Zimmermaun Adolph, laborer W. J. Heney & Co. r.
1725 OFarrell
Zimmermann Albert E. M., shoemaker Gilbert Prin-
gle, r. 561 Stevenson
Zimmermann Anua Miss, whipbraider Main & Win-
chester, r. 1725 O'Farrell
Zimmermaiin Charles, clerk Fritz Morlock, r. 1608
California
Zimmermann Edward, barber, 338 Sixth
Zimmermaun Eliza Mrs., midwife, r. 561 Stevenson
Zimmermann Gustavus, laborer, r. Thoroughfare
Hotel
Zimmermann Johanna, widow, r. 1725 O'Farrell
Zimmermann L. R.. laundryman German Hospital
Zimmermaun Max, b(jokkeepir Gutte & Frank, r. 807
Califoruia
Zimmermann Robert, draftsman Kenitzer & Baun,
r. 522 Geary
Zimmermann William, r. 26 Geary
Zimmermann William, teacher German. South Cos-
mopolitan Grammar School, r. 911 Polk
Zimmitt Joseph, chicken ranch, cor Dartmouth and
Sullivan, University Mound College
Zimmitt Patrick, salesman M. Goss & Co., r. 763
Hariison
Zindel Jacob, blacksmith, r. 23 Rondel PI
Zingelmann John H., cook Crystal Dining Boomi, r.
29 Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Zink Robert, brewer, r. 725 Broadway
Zinkand Charles, satchelmakerH. Behrendt & Co., r.
403 Bryant
Zinkand Ferdinand, r. 403 Bryant
Zinke Charles, musician, r. 36 Willow Av
Zinnamon .^.braham (Zinnamon & Gutman) r. 10
Park Av
Zinnamon Adolph, tailor, 308 Bush, r. 454 Ji Tehamt
Zinnamon Hattie Miss, r. 10 Park Av
Zinnamon Joseph, clerk John Meyers, r. 10 Park At
Zinnamon J: Gutman (Abraham Zimmerman and
Joseph Gutman) tailors. 225 Bush, room 5
Zinn Sigmund, r. 1927 J^ Sutter
Zinnen Joseph, S. F. Musical Fund Soc, 539 Cal.
Zinns CUristian, merchant tailor, 611 Sacra-
mento, r. 24 Franklin
Zinns Frank A., bookkeeper Christian Zinns, r. 2i
Franklin
Zinns Henry L., salesman Christian Zinns, r. 34
Franklin
Zinns Louis A., stockbroker, 327 Pine, r. 264 Oc-
tavia i
Zinns Otto T., clerk J. B. Wattles & Co., r. 2110 Bush
Zinsle John C, pressman Donald Bruce, r. 637 Sac.
Zipf George, butcher, r. 1226 Pacific
Zipf John P., student Pac. Business College, r. 178
Fourteenth
Zipp Frederick, proptr New Railroad Hotel, 1314 Polk
Zipperlein Luis, S. F. Baecker Verein, 413 Sutter
Zirngiebl Joseph P., grainer and glazier T. J. Bass &
Co., r. 318 Broadway
Zissig Charles, drygoods, 802 Kearny, r. 1108 Bdwy.
Ziter Fridolin, r. Helvetia Hotel
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AND DOMESTIC COAIj, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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ZWI
Zobel Jacob, cap manuf , 8W cor Sansome aud Pine,
r. 409 Octavla
Zoberbier Morris, musician, r. 1122 Howard
Zocchi DennJB, porter Zvietich & Garrone, r. 15
TInlon PI
Zocclil Fioreiizo, acting consnl Italy, 625 Front,
r. 29 Dupont
Zoeller Nicholas, tailor Lindner & Kron, r. 425 Pine
Zoellner Charles, brassfounder William T. Oarratt, r.
907 Folsom
Zolla EUailiano, compositor La Socledad, r. 25 Hinck-
ley
Zolezo Pasquale, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash.
Zolezzi Giovanni, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Zolezzi Nicola, clerk H. Stenipelmann, r. 623 Pacifie
Zolezzi Nicola, merchant, r. 818 Sansome
Zolfo Giacomo, fluherman. Front St. Wharf
Zolfo Giovanni, fruits, etc., 25 Stockton
1 Zoller Chartes, tinsmith Continental Oil and Trans-
j portation Co., r. cor Third and Berry
i Zoller Frederick, laborer Pac. Tallow Works, r. cor
Fifth and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
' Zoller John, confectioner Emil A. Engelberg, r. 11
' Jasper PI
' ZoUver Henry, school books, music, etc., 238 Sixth
I Zollver John A., brassfinisber Giovannini A Co., r.
I 238 Sixth
' Zolman Otto, r. 222 Grove
Zonder Dominic, bootblack Wiebe&Strehl,r."2 Quincy
Zonone Andrea, fisherman, r. 891 Front
' Zook Frank K., civil engineer, 313 Montgomery, r.
32 M Geary
Zoppl Antonio, painter, r. 843 McAllister
Zorb Anton, barber, 535 Clay, r. 325 Union
Z(irn John M., laborer, r. 233 First
Zotta Nicolas, fisherman, r. 605 Broadway
Zoule Giuseppe, captain schr Mary Alice, Front St.
Wharf
Zowasky Gustave, with Shaw & Sharp, r. 21G Hickory
Av
Zowasky Mary, widow, r. 216 Hickory Av
Zschiesche Christian, boot and shoemaker,1422 Dupo**'
Zschiesche Edward B., cigars and tobacco, 621 Kearny-
r. 1021V, Clay
Zschiesche Henrietta Miss, r. 1422 Dupont
Zublin John, r. Helvetia Hotel
Zuckermann Isadore, peddler, r. 1567 J^ Market
Zueudorf John, tailor, 117 Liedesdorfif
Zuern Martia, cabinetmaker, r. 122 Welsh
Zuhlke Demetrio, waiter, r. 605 Broadway
Zuhlke George, clerk D. H. Schriefer, r. 155 Natoma
Zulauf Charles, steward Overland House
Zumstein John, Swiss Benev. Soc, 109 Montgomery
Zundel Margaret Mrs., dressmaker, 1425 Dupont
Zundel Robert, baker William Wiston, r. 1425 Dupont
Zuper Vincent, seaman, r. 278 Jessie
Zurmuhlen Augustus, laborer Sea Wall, r. 346 Third
Zuwai Rudolph, shoemaker, r. 13 Pacific
ZvieUch Elijah M. (Zvietich & Garrone) r. 1304 Powell
Zvietich Joseph, fisherman. Front St. Wharf
Zvieticli <& Garrone (Elijah M. Zvietich and
Charles A. Garrone) importers and wholesale
dealers foreign and domestic fruits, 519 Sansome
Zwakl Mary , widow .fruits and vegetables, 1049 Howard
Zweifel Ellen Mrs., fruits, 1060 Howard
Zweifel John H., r. 1060 Howard
Zwiberg Henrietta, widow, r. 861 Folsom
Zwick Charles A. (Charles Zwick & Co.) r. 225 Chestnut
Zwick Charles & Co. (Charles A. Zwick and
Constant Block) manufs and agents Premium Ex-
tract of Coffee, 225 Chestnut, office and depot, 418
and 420 Commercial
Zwicker Fredeiick, tinsmith W. Cormack, r. 565!i
Natoma
Zwicker Kate Miss, assistant Eighth St. Primary
School, r. 546}^ Natoma
Zwicker Paul, tanner Duncan's Tannery, r. 17 Park At
Zwicky Gabriel, r. 621 Pine
Zwieg Herman, patternmaker, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Z^vie^ Herman, proptr South Park Malt House,
610 Brannan, r. 608 Brannan
Zwieg Louis, tinsmith- Little & LawBon, r. 184 Fourth
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PRINCIPAL CHINESE BUSINESS FIRMS
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Ah Chung, cigars, 445 Jackson
Ah Hee, tailor, 922 Stockton
Ah Quing, cigar factory, 311 Battery
Ahr On, manuf ladies' and children's underwear, 743
I Pacific
I Aldine Cigar Factoiy, 42o Commercial
! Alta Co., cigar factory, 318 Dupout
Boston Co., cigar factory. 1016 Stockton
Bouquet Co., cigar factory, 310 Dupont
' Bow Wing & Co., fancy goods, 738 Commercial
Bowa & Co., jewelry, 743 Commercial
j Buena & Co., cigar factory. 311 Commercial
I Capital Co., cigar factory, 612 Jiickson
i Cerro Gordo Co., cigar manufs, lO'J Jackson
Chai Wah * Co., drugs, 721 Jackson
' Chan Ning Tock Kee, druggist, 704 Dupont
Chang Yeou Farn, physician, 742 Washington
Chee Kung Tong, clothing, 827 Washington
Chee Kuug Tong, Independent Masonic Soc, rooms
827 Washington
Chee Sang Tong & Co., varieties, 710 Dupont
Cheme Kee, furniture, 737 Jackson
Chen SIiu Tang-, consul general China, 917 Clay
Cheong Wo & Co.. butchers, 847 Dupont
Chew Ying Lung & Co., teas. 738 Sacramento
Chicago Co., cigar factory, 837 Dupont
Chin Kee, shirt factory, 845 Washington
Chin Lae & Co., China and Japan goods, 521 Kearny
Chinese Hospital, E s Montgomery Av, bet Pacific and
Broadway
Chinese Market, 731 Sacramento
Chinese Methodist Chapel, 6'20 Jackson
Chinese Mission House (Baptist) 924 Stockton
Chinese Mission House(Congregational)5Brenham PI
Chinese Mission House (Presbyterian) NE cor Sacra-
mento and Stockton
Chinese Mission House (Protestant Episcopal) 913
Clay
Chinese Mission School of the American Missionary
Assn. 5 Brenham PI, and N s Mission, bet Twelfth
and Thirteenth
Chinese Theatres, 623 and 626 Jackson, and 814 and
836 Washington
Chinese Young Men's Christian Assn, rooms NE cor
Sacramento and Stockton
Chinese Young Women's Home, 933 Sacramento
Ching Chong, jeweler, 716 Jackson
Ching Tai & Co., groceries and provisions, 909 Dupont
Chong Tai, wholesale tinware, 803 Dupont
Chong Tai & Co., cigars, 710 Pacific
Chong Yeck, provisions, 731 Sacramento
Chow Lee & Co., drags, etc., 847 Washington
Choy Cheong, fancy goods, 726 Dupont
Choy Wah Lung & Co., manufs clothing, 625 Dupont
Chuin Gee, cigars, etc, 741 Pacific
Chun Kee, cigars and tobacco, 1105 Dupont
Chun Wo Tong h Co., merchants, 933 Dupont
Chung Kee & Co., clothing and slipper manufs, 841
Dupont
Chung Lee, manuf ladies' and children's underwear,
615 Commercial
Chung Lung, shoe factory, 421 Commercial
Chy Lung & Co., importers and dealers Chinese and
Japanese goods, 640 Sacramento
Ciun Yick, groceries and provisions, 1013 Dupont
Colmo Co., cigar factory, 607 Dupont
Colombo & Co., cigar factory, 715 Dupont
Comet & Co., cigar manufs, 840 Washington
Corona Co., cigar factory, 322 Commercial
Cubana Co., cigar manufs, 1018 Dupont
Dak Kee, boot and shoe manuf, 809 Washington
De Soto Co., cigar factory, 829 Washington
Dong Hing Co., cigar factory, 613 Jackson
Dye Wo, groceries, 725 Jackson
Dye Wo Jan, groceries, 15 Ross
Eat Luug& Co., shoe factory, 311 Battery
Eureka Co., cigar factory. 826 Clay
Eureka Shoe Factory, 125 Sansome, room 10
Foke Yam Tong, Methodist Chapel. 620 Jackson
Fook Chong, cigar factory, 310 Dupont
Fook Sing, cigar factory. 1108 Dupont
Fook Sing Tong, drutfgist, 744 Sacramento
Fook Tang, varieties, 750 H Clay
Fook Yuen & Co., drugs, 711 Dupont
Fostoria Co., cigar factor}', 654 Pacific
Fou Chong & Co., provisions, 712 Dupont
Few Sang, fish and poultry, 11 Washington Alley
Fung Sheeg, cigar factory, 742 Pacific
Gee Sing, boot and shoemaker, 612 Jackson
Geo John, cigar factory, 206 Dupont
Glng Cheong, undertakers, 728 Pacific
Ging Kee & Co., shoe factory, 417 Commercial
Git Chung, shoe and slipper maker, 537 Sacramento
Goey Lung, provisions, 747 Sacramento
Goey Ying & Co., varieties, 938 Dupont
Gom Yfck, tinware, 921 Dupont
Goldberg Cigar Co., 417 Commercial
Guong Gaon & Co., lumber, wood and charcoal, 72T
Pacific
Hall Kee, shirt factory, 320 Commercial
Han Fong & Co., provisions, 631 Jackson
Hang Fer Low & Co., restaurant, 713 Dupont
Hee Sung & Co., butchers, 727 Dupont
Hee Tie & Co., butchers and merchandise, 1015 Du-
pont
Hee Wan, butcher, 1019 Dupont
Hee Yek, groceries and provisions, 713 Jackson
Hep Yuen, tinware, 913 Dupout
Hew Quon Yick, provisions, 735 Sacramento
Him Shoon, dry goods, 1012 Dupont
Him Shun Wo & Co., groceries, 805 Sacramento
Hin Kee, fancy goods, 23 Ross
Hing Kee & Co., cigar factory, 15 Montgomery At
Hina Kee& Co., teas, 716 Commercial
Hip Lung .t Co., crockery, 10 Spofi'ord
Hip Wo & Co., shoe factory, 225 LeidesdorfT
Hip Wo & Co., teas, 735 Commercial
Hip Yuen k. Co., drygoods, 843 Dupont
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Of OPTICAL GOO»H in this City only at
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Hip Yuen Lung, shoe factory, 612;^ Jackson
Hop Kee <fe Co., merchandise, and boot and shoe
manuls,806 Sacramento, saUsrooms 723 and i25
Clay, and 712 Commercial
Hong Lee & Co., groceries, 703 Dupont
Hop Sing & Co., groceries, 716 Dupont
Hop Sing & Co., shoe factory, 413 Battery
Hop Wo Co., 751 Clay
Hop Yick & Co., fruits, etc., 1 Brenham PI
Hop Yick & Co., groceries and provisions, 723 Dupont
How Chin & Co., groceries, 728 Jackson
How Kee k Co., provisions, 609 Bupont
Hoy Lee & Co., umbrella factory, 806 Clay
Hue, Kai & Co., manufa shoes and clothing, 127 Clay
Hung Chong .v Co., shoe factory, 739 Jackson
Hung Wo Tong, drugs, 631 Jackson
Hung Yuen Wing Kee & Co., tinware. 825 H Dupont
Mwang Tah Kueu, vice-consul China, 917 Clay
Jack Lee, clothing factory, 845 Washington
James, cigars, 1104 Dupont
Jim Ken & Co., shoe factory, 413 Battery
Jim Tuck Lung & Co., teas, 740 Commercial
Jim Yek Yan & Co., clothing manufs, 765 Clay
Joe Sing, restaurant, 10 Ji Boss
Jos6 Pumariega, cigar factory, 441 Bush
Joy Wo & Co., groceries, 923 Dupont
Jun Chong & Co., butchers. 745 Sacramento
Kam Lum & Co., fancy goods, 722 Dupont
Kam Wang, shirt factory, 708 Dupont
Kee Song Tong, teas, 742 Sacramento
Kim Chong, clothing. 758 Clay
Kim Chong Long «: Co., manufs cigars, 835 Clay
Kim Hang, jeweler, 807 }« Washington
Kim Lung & Co., dry and fancy goods, 728 Dupont
Kim Song, employment office, 750 Clay
Kin Nam & Co., groceries and crockery, 1008 Dupont
King Lee & Co., Chinese and Japanese goods, 410
Kearny
King Lung i Co.. Importers Chinese goods, 920 Dupont
Kon^ CUo»v Co., N s Pine, bet Kearny and Dupont
Kong Hop, groceries and provisions. 7 Spoffard
Kum Sang Co., poultry, 4 Washington Alley
Kum Yet & Co.. shoe factory, 317 Clay
KuongFung Wo & Co., jewelers, 829 Dupont
Kwong Chong Kee Co., groceries and provisions, 719
Dupont
Kwong Fong Tai & Co., general merchandise, 714 Sac.
Kwong Hang Lee, tinware, 771 Clay
Kwong Hong On & Co., teas, 736 Commercial
Kwong Hop Sing & Co., manufs shirts, overalls, and
drawers, 1018 Stockton
Kwong Lun Hing & Co., teas, 733 Commercial
Kwong Lung Tai, groceries, 836 Dupont
Kwong Sam Kee & Co., clothing, 1006 Dupont
Kwong Sing & Co., manufs shoes, 417 Market
Kwong Sing Lung Chow Kee, grocery, 736 Wash.
Kwong Soong Wo, fancy goods, 644 Washington
Kwong Tai Chong & Co., teas, 719 Commercial
Kwong Yune & Co., groceries and provisions, 716 J4
Dupont
La Grand Co., cigar factory. 733 Jackson
Lai Hing Lung & Co., agents On Tai Marine Insur-
ance Co., 729 Commercial
Lai Shaiig, jeweler, 718 Jackson
Lai Yong k Brother, photograph Gallery, 743 Wash.
Laon Seeung. employment office. 767 Mission
Lasalle Co., cigar factory, 304 Dupont
Lee Chong & Co., Chinese merchandiwe, 707 Jackson
Lee Hop Wy Kee, fish dealer, 1001 H Dupont
Lee Kan. Chinese interpreter Bank of California, r.
907 Clay
Lee Yeck, shoe factory, 309 Commercial
Lee Ylng, physician, 621 Dupont
LI Po Tai, physician, 737 Washington
Lin Kee, watchmaker, 824 Ji Dupont
Lin Look & Co., manufs shirts and ladies' underwear, |
SW cor Sansome and Pine
Lin Mau, varieties. 806 Dupont
Ling Yet & Co., manufs clothing, 916 Dupont
Loi Mong & Co., shoe manufs, 210 Jackson
Long K ee, shirt manuf , 744 Commercial
Lulu Company, cigar factory. 1326 Dupont
Lum Foon 4 Co., manufs ladies' underwear,
Stock ton
Lun Kee, shirt factory, 737 Clay
Lun Sing & Co., general merchandise, 706 Sac.
Lun Ty & Co., fancy goods, 716 Dupont
Lting Fat, shoe factory, 507 Pacific
Lung Hop , carpenter, 833 Clay
Ly Wing Sun Kee, merchant, 636 Jackson
Magnolia & Co.. cigar factory, 320 Commercial
MaSnolia & Co., cigar factory, 829 Washington
Main Fook & Co., undertakers, 732 Pacific
Mau Chong, Chinese merchandise, 806 Washington
Man Hop & Co.. groceries, 6 and 8 Washington Alley
Man Lee & Co., varieties, 709 Dupont
Man Long & Co., restaurant. 711 SHcramento
Man Ning Tong & Co., druggists, 725 Dupont
Man Sing, jeweler, 7'27 Jackson • ,■„„
Mon Kee Co., Chinese News office and job printing,
821 Washington
Montana Co., cigar factory, 805 Washington
Moor Kee, fancy goods, 704 Jackson
Mow Lee & Co., fish market. 747 Sacramento
Moy Jin Mun, Chinese and English interpreter U. S.
Court Building, r. 728 Jackson „ _ ^
Mun Lee Pin Kee. wood and lumber, 8 Spofford
Nero Co., cigar factory, 413 Davis
Ninjr Tone Co., 230 Montgomery Av
Nom Sang, slipper manuf, 810 Montgomery
Nuey Kee, groceries, 719 Sacramento „ ^ ,
Omega Co.. cigar and cigarette factory, 6 Spofford
On Chong & Co., clothing, 736 Jackson
On Lee, groceries, 1009}^ Dupont
On Sing, wood, 646 Pacific
On Sing, overall factory, 841 Washington
On Tai Insurance Co. (marine) of Hong Kong, Lai
Hing Lung & Co., general agents. 729 Commercial
On Wo, clothing, 738 Jackson
On Wo Tong & Co., drugs, 708 Jackson
Oso Co.. cigar factory, 618 Dupont
Otto Co., cigar factory. 741 Clay
Panola Co., cigar faciory, 616 Dupont
Partagos A. & Co., cigar factory, 730 Jackson
Pioneer Co., cigar factory, 639 Commercial
Poy Kee, manuf boots and shoes, 119 Pine
Quan Wing Yiek k Co., provisions, 723 Sacramento
Quan Wo & Co.. shoe factory, 317 Clay
Quan Wo Joy, shoe factory, 413 Commercial
Queen Kee, groceries, 8 Bartlett Alley
Quong Cheoiig & Co., groceries and provisions, 737
Sacramento
Quong Chiug Chung & Co., fancy goods, 728 Jackson
Quong Chong & Co., groceries and provisions, 68
Sijoflbrd nir a
Quong Chung Lung & Co., Importers teas, 715 Sac.
Quong Chung Shing & Co., cigar factory, 829 Wash.
Quong Chung Shing & Co., groceries, rJ4 Commercial
Quong Din Kee k Co., groceries, 614 Ji Dupont
Quong Eat Chong & Co., manufs ladies and misses
shoes, 228 Battery , „„„ ^ . ,
Quong Fook On k Co., fancy goods, i28 Commercial
Quong Fuck Yuen, teas, 731 Commercial
QuongHingChung, teas. 613 M Jackson
Quong Hing Lung, shoe factory, 309 Commercial
Quong Hing Lung k Co., provisions, 741 Sacramento
Quong Hop, physician, 13 Washington Alley
Quong Hung Fung & Co., merchants, 835 Dupont
Quong Hung Gee k Co., shoe factory, 413 Commercial
Quong Kee, manuf shoes, 928 Stockton
Quong Kee, slipper factory, 740 Jackson
Quong Lee Kee k Co.. fancy goods, 711 Commercial
Quong Long, watches and jewelry, 813V4 Dupont
Quong Lung Chung k Co., shoe factory, 419 Com.
Quong Mam Long, varieties, 620 Dupont
Quong Sam Lung & Co., groceries, 706 Dupont
Quong Shing & Co., cigar factory, 7.53 Clay
Quong Sing Tai Kee, fancy goods, 717 Commercial
Quong Song, butcher and provisions, 751 Sacramento
Quong Tang Hi & Co., merchants, 818 Dupont
Quoug Tong Sing & Co., clothing and varieties, 822
Washington
Quong Tung Guen k Co., clothing, 930 Dupont
Quong Wa Chong, general merchandise, 728 Sac.
Quong Wah Ying, merchant tailor, SE cor Dupont
and Jackson
Quong Wing Chong & Co., groceries and clothing, 809
Quong Wing Kee, boot and shoe factory. 752 Clay
Quong Wo Ohong Co., butchers, 6'21 Jackson
Quong Yee On & Co., groceries, 910 Dupont
Quong Yen, cigar factory, 1322 Stockton
1018 Quong Ying Kte 4 Co., teas, 718 Commercial
Quong Yune Tai, drugs, 719 Jackson
Kacine Co., cigar factory, 1106 Dupont
RollaCo., cigar factory, 318 Commercial
Romero & Co., cigar factory, 718 Pacific
Sam Kee, Chinese employment agency, 511 Bush
Sam Kee & Co.. general merchandise, 723 Sacramei
Sam Tin, cigar factory, 231 Jackson
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Importer of Prencli, American and EnarHsli Papfr
- ,8. Private residences QEO.W. Carl, 645 MaM
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JAmLO L. UUnUUm OC UU., comer Market and Front street.*.
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Sam Tik, provisions, ^VJ Sacramento
Sam Yup Co., 825 Dupout
Bam Kee & Co., manufs clothing, 904 Dupont
Sam Nam Long, cigar factory, 805 Washington
Sang Chung, poultry, 16 Ross
Sang Yune & Co., tinware, 819 Dupont
See Hop & Co., butchers, 1009 Dupont
Shay Wo, groceriei* and provisions, 720 Jackson
Shing Fet, slipper factory, 611 Commercial
Shlng Shu&g & Co., groceries and provisioBS, 721
Dupont
Shing Yick Hee Kee & Co., groceries, 801 Dupont
Shoon Loy & Co., tinware, etc., 619 Jackson
Shou Hin£f Co., 3 Brenbam PI
Shun Yuen & Co., groceries, 839 Dupont
Shung Fook, jewelry and fancy goods, 709 Jackson
Shung Yick Y'u Kee & Co., butchers, 717 Dupont
Sieu Tai & Co., manufs clothing, 11 Washington Alley
Sing Chong, cigar factory, 744 Washington
Sing Chong. clothing, 737 Jackson
Sing Chong Lung & Co., tea, and fancy goods, 741
Coiumercial
Sing Hoi Co., boot and shoe factory, 618 >i Jackson
Sing Hung Co., Rrocerie.s, 643 Paciflc
Sing Kee, teas, 710 Commercial
Sing Kee & Co., merchants, 613 Dupont
Sing Lang, poultry, 2 Washington Alley
Sing Lee, wood and lumber, 726 Jackson
Sing Wo, slipper factory, 736 Montgomery
Sing Yuen & Co., merchants, 709 Jackson
Son Dane, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 933 Dupont
Son Loy, jeweler, 709 Jacksou
Sou Wo A: Co., jewelers, 709 Jackson
Sparta Co., cigar laetory, 1431 Dupont
Sue Wah Kee, shoe factory, 409 Commercial
Sue Woo & Co., mcrchanis, 941 Dupont
Sun Chong Yuen & Co., merchants, 1023 Dupont
Sun Fook, varieties, 704 Jacksou
Sun Ghong, boots and shoes, 014 Jacksou
Sun Kam Wah, Chinese and Japanese goods, NE cor
Dupont and Commercial
Sun Lee Chuug, clothing, 732 Jackson
Sun Lee Long & Co., groceries, 761 Clay
Sun Lun Sang Co., groceries, 1 Washington Alley
Sun Quong Chong & Co., groceries, 710 Sacramento
Sun Shee Wo & Co., groceries, 810 Sacramento
Sun Y'uen Lung & Co., groceries, 810 Dupont
Sung Fat & Co., groceries, 1004 Dupont
Sung Sing Kee, butchers, 613 Jackson
Sut Loong, cigar factory, 27 Montgomery Av
Tai Cheong i Co., groceries and provisions, 915 Du-
pont
Tai Hung & Co., teas, 1014 Dupont
Tai Yuen Cheong & Co., teas, 721 Commercial
Tai Yuen Co., groceries, 1001 Dupont
Ten Lung, slipper factory, 429 Pacific
Tenng Kee & Co., manufs clothing, 912 Dupont
The Oriental, newspaper, 815 Washington
Tie Saug Tong, money brokers and fancy goods, 929
Dupont
Tie Shang & Co.. manuf clothing, 711 Jackson
Tie Wo & Co., hunting and oil clothing factory, 846
Washington
Tie Wo Hong Co., teas, 842 Dupont
Tin Wo Tong & Co., druggists, 622 Jackson
Tong Hop i Co., clothing and crockery, NE cor Wash-
ington and Dupont
Tong Kee i Co., manufs clothing, 1021 Dupont
Tong Sang & Co., poultry and provisions, 30 Washing-
ton Alley
Tong Tie & Co., groceries, 728 Sacramento
Tong Wing Lee & Co., shoe factory, 423 Commercial
Tong Wo & Co., teas, etc., 722 Sacramento
Tong Yee, cigar factory, 418 Dupont
Tong Yuen, cigar factory, 1112 Dupont
Tong Y'uen, merchant, 736 Sacramento
Tsau Kee, restaurant, 624 Jackson
Tsue Chong Wing & Co., teas, 715 Commercial
Tsun Yuen, physician, 616)^ California
Tuck Chong & Co., teas, etc., 739 Sacramento
Tuck Hop, teas, 614 Dupont
Tuck Lee Lung & Co., shirt factory, 743 Clay
Tuck On Yuen, provisions, 727 Sacramento
Tuck Wo, provisions, 635 Jackson
Tung Chong & Co., fancy goods. 709 Commercial
Tung Foo & Co., groceries and provisions, 743 Sac.
Tung Sing & Co., teas, 732 Sacramento
Tung Yick & Co., provisions, 1017 Dupont
Tung Yick Jan & Co., varieties, 742 Commercial
Tack Sing, groceries, 802 Dupont
Ty Wing & Co., manufs clothing, 737 Washington
Union Cigar Co., 1045 Market
Wa Cheung & Co., manufs clothing, 714 Dupont
Wa Lung & Chung Kee, slipper factory, 64^ Com-
mercial
Wa Hing, restaurant and saloon, 224 and 226 Brannan
Wah Hing & Co., arugs. 817 J$ Washington
Wahing Lung ji Co., varieties, 735 Sacramento
Wan Luug Sing, shoe factory, 914 Stockton
Wan On Fong, drugs and medicines. 946 Dupont
Wau Yuen Chung & Co., druggist, 769 Clay
Wau Yune Lung Kee & Co., teas and fancy goods, 739 1»
Commercial
Wee Kee, cigar factory, SE cor Broadway and Mont- -
gomery Av
Wing Chong Wo .<: Co., merchants, 716 Sacramento
Wing Fat Cheong & Co., drugs, 823 Dupont
Wing Fung & Co., teas, 745 Sacramento
Wing Hie Loy Co., cigarbox factory, 19 Stevenson
Wing Hing& Co., wood and lumber, 926 Stockton
Wing Hing Lung & Co., shoe factory, 708 Sacramento
Wing Hop & Co., lumber, wood and charcoal, 7341
Jackson
Wing Kee, manuf clothing, 13 Ross
Wing Kee, feathers and fans, 730 Pacific
Wing Kee Chong & Co., shoe factory, 617 Commercial 1 ;
W'lng Sun & Co., shoe factory, 628 Commercial
Wing Tie Jan & Co., teas, 734 Sacramento
Wing Tie Ping Theatre Co., 623 Jackson
Wing Wo Saug & Co., grocers. 720 Sacramento
Wing Y'eck & Co., groceries and provisions, 747 Sac.
Wing Yu Yuen & Co., merchants, 730 Sacramento
Wo Chong *: Co., clothing manufs, 812 Dupont
Wo Fat & Co., shoe factory, 417 Commercial
Wo Jee Chung, groceries, 805 Dupont
Wo Kee & Co., merchants, 939 Dupont
Wo Lee, shoe factory, 417 Commercial
Wo Lun & Co., clothing manufs, 822 Dupont
Wo Sing, slipper factory, 411 Commercial j
Wo Y'ik & Co., butchers, and provision dealers, 707 1 '
Dupont
Woey San Low, restaurant, 808 Dupont
Yan Wo Sing & Co., shoe factory, 413 Commercial
Yat bun, cigar factory, 898 Front
Yaune Y'ick & Co., groceries, 722 Jackson
Y. B. Williams & Co., cigar factory, 611 Dupont
Ye Chong & Co., groceries, 639 Jackson
Ye Chong, rice and teas, 838 Washington
Yee Gun & Co., poultry, 14 Washington Alley
Yee Hing k Co., teas, 714 Commercial
Yee Hop & Co., boot and shoe factory, 734 Paciflc
Yee Kee, groceries and provisions, 21 Boss
Yee Sung, clothing, 8 Ross
Yee Shing Wing & Co., cigar factory, 731 Commercial
Yee Shung Tong Wo Kee & Co., groceries, 650 Jackson
Yee Taw, manuf shirts and ladies' underwear, 914 i
Stockton j
Yek Kee k Co., shoe factory. 831 Clay
Yen Hoy Co. , 6 16 Commercial
Yen Wo Co., 711 Jackson
Yet Tong Chung Kee & Co., crockery, etc., 614 Jack- I
son I
Yick Hong, physician, 903 Dupont
Yick Long, clothing, 823 Washington, rear
Yick Lung & Co., cigar factory, 308 Commercial
Yin Sing & Co., merchants. 726 Sacramento
Ying Chong, cigar factory, 206 M Pacific
You Kee, clotutng and fancy goods, 919 Dupont
Youn Ke(! & Co., shoe factory, 413 Commercial
Young Gong & Co., cigar factory, 521 Sacramento
Young Kee, painter, 9 Spoffordj
Young & Co., cigar factory, 729 Sacramento
Yow Shung & Co., groceries and provisions, 907 Dap.
Yu Tai & Co., clothing factory, 627 Pacific
Yu Wo & Co., merchants, 1022 Dupont
Yuen Chue, groceries and provisions, ^2554 Dupont
Yuen Chung, silk handkerchiefs and cigars, 1032 Du-
pont
Y'uen Hang, groceries, 633 Jackson
Yuen Sing Ty Co., junk, 702 Paciflc
Yuet Woh & Co., groceries and provisions, 901 Da-
pont
Tuke Lee, clothing, 616 Jackson
Yune Fong, groceries, 710 Jackson
Yung Kee, painter, 62 Spofford
Ynng Wo Co., 727 Sacramento
Yung Wo, ladies' underwear and shirt manuf, 726
Howard
Yut Wah Co., slipper factory, 826 Clay
Yute Loy, opium, 21 Spofford
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY °°°° *?„!!,1i o^^sT """="
J. MACDONOUGH,
CUMBERLiAND, LEHIGH ANI> KNGL.ISH FOUNDRY COKS^
41 Market Street, corner Spear.
A BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF THE
CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO:
IN WHICH THE DIFFERENT TRADES AND PROFESSIONS ARE CLASSIFIED AND ARRANGED.
COMPILED EXPRESSLY FOB THIS WOBK— 1880.
ACC
AEC
AcconntantH.
Adhdown Archibald, 419 California
Ashlev Ward H., 120 Sutter
Carter John T., 513 California
Drake William R., 136 Sutter
Frlhlns F. A., 330 Pine
Harris A. S., 5 Post
Hartmann F. E., eJ7 Commercial
Hlmrod Oliver W., NV/ cor Sansome
and Sacramento
Howtll H. Burr, 123 California
Injrcr.soll Franls A., 434 California
Ireland James, 216 Sansome
Langton John (;., 434 California
Lasx Harry J., 219 Sansome
Lutgen Charles F., 218 Pine
Main A. ¥., :i09 Callfoiuia
Miller J. P. G., 214 Sansome
Munra Selkirk, 607 Monts-'omery
Mylott Amlrew K.. 434 California
Pattee Solon, 507 Montgomery
Pollard Charles H., 22 .Montgomery
Smith S. P., 426 California
Van Bokkelen W. A. M., 419 California
WatBon .\lexander, b09 California
Acids— nanafacturers.
(See Chemical Works.)
Adjuntera Cuatoms.
McNulty Charles A., 43 U. S. Court
15uildlng
Adjuntera Fire Ijonaea.
Bromweli L.. 318 California
Chalmers William L., 32> (Jallfomla
Dimon C. L.j 323 Calltornla
MacDonaid William, 317 California
Outcalt I'eter, 213 Sansome
Staples J. W., 316 California
AtUnatera Internal Revenue
McNulty Charles A., 43 U. 8. Court
Building
Adjnatera narine lioaaea.
Glbbs C. V. S., 318 California
Glbbs William C, 318 California
Hopkins Caspar T., 318 California
Landers W. J., 406 California
Outcalt Peter, 213 Sansome
Touchard G., 416 California
Advertiaing: Amenta.
Brown Daniel, 606 Montgomery
City Advertising and Bill Posting Co.,
626 Commercial
Crane C. W., 318 Pine
Earle Halford (street car) 415 Market
Fisher Luther P., 20 Merchants' Bxch
Keyt <fe Co., 506 Cominirclal
La Malfa Joseiih F., 15 Mont Block
Lake William B.. 26'^ Kiarny
Levev Henry J. (llluminattiU 405 Front
Lowell J. F., 417 Washington
Macsorley ife Co., 81 Stevenson
Miller James, 1218 Mission
Miller M. A. & Co., 60s Market
Patterson James \V., 3 New Mont
Riley Patrick S., 214 Montgomery
Smith & Faylor, 140 Montgomery
Van Nord(>n <fe Ollniore. 607 Mont
WADE GEullGE W., 518 Clay
Agenta.
(See respective headt.)
Aerlcultnral Implementa.
(iSee also Hardware; also Garden
Implements.)
Ayers & Co., 254 Market
Baker & Hamilton, 13-19 Front
BONNEY 0. Jr., 221 Mission
Davis George A., 327 Market
Frank Bros., 349 Market
Gosling George N., 320 Sansome
Ciracier F. J., 211 Mission
Grangers' Business Assn, 106 Davis
Harris James, 5 Beale
Hawley C. A. & Co., 412 Market
Hawley David N., SW cor Market and
Main I
Hawley Marcus C.& Co.. 301-309 Market
Jackson Byron, SE cor Sixth and Blux-
ome I
Linforth, Klce <fe Co., 401 Market |
Osborne D. M. & Co., M. Ayers man-
ager, 254 Market !
Soule E., 721 Bryant \
Air Conipre«aoriii. ,
ARNOLD 4 RICHMANN, 13 Fremont
Ale and Porter Slanafae-
tarera.
Burnell <& Turner (agents Albion) 519
Sacramento
Empire Brewery, office 179 Jessie
Marks Samuel, NE cor Clay and Mont
Mason John, 523 Chestnut
Slorah E. C, 708 Sansome
Swan Brewery Co.,SE cor Fifteenth
and Dolores
Alkail.
Harrison & Co. (agents Sutton Alkali
Works. England, and De Soto Al-
kali Co.) 413 California
Amalsamating nacblnea.
(6'ee also Iron Foundries.)
HENDY J., 49 Fremont
Stelger <fe Kerr, 137 First
Amaliraniatora.
{See also Assayers.)
Lane & Green, 520 Fifth
Amber OoodaManaractnrer
Schumann Louis, 341 Kearny
Ammonia.
SAN FRANCISCO GAS LIGHT CO.,
cor Natoma and First
Ammunition.
{See Ouns and Sporting Materials.)
Currv N. & Bro., 113 Sansome
Lad(i Charles D., 821 Kearny
Llddle & Kaedlng, 5.38 Washington
Plate A. J. & Co., 510 Sacramento
Shrevp O. W.,214 Bush
SKINKER JilHX, 115 Pine
Sonntag Chas. & Co., 40 California
AniU8ement8-~PIacea of
Adelphl Theater, 607 California
Baldwin Theater, 932-936 Market
Bella Union Theater, 803 Kearny
Bush Street Theater, 325 Bush
California Theater^ N s Bush, bet
Kearnv and Dupont
CENTRAL GAKDENS, Junction Point
Lobos and Central Avs, and Geary
Chinese Theater (Grand) 814 Wash
Chinese Theater (New) 623 Jackson
Chinese Theater (Royal) 836 Wash
German Theater (California; N s Bush,
bet Kearny and Dupont
Grand Opera House, N s Mission, bet
Third and Fourth
Mechanics' Pavilion, NE cor Eighth
and Mission
Pacific Anatomical Museum, Hardle
Pi, nr Kearny
Pacific Hall, N s Bush, bet Kearny
and Dupont
Piatt's Hall, 216 Montgomery
San Francisco Recreation Grounds, cor
Folsom and Twenty-tifth
South San ICrancisco Park, Railroad
Av, nr Tenth Av
Standard Theater, 320 Bush
Tlvoll Garden, 23-32 Eddy
Union Grounds, NE cor Seventh and
Townsend
Wiener Garten, NW cor Sutter and
Stockton
Woodward's Gardens, Mission, bet
Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Anchor Mannfactnrera.
McKibblnA Pettison,317 Howard
Ancbora, Cbaina, etc.
(See SMpthandlers.)
Antl'Friction Hetal Slanu-
facturera.
(See also Babbit Metal.)
SELBY SMELTING AND LEAD CO..
416 Montgomery
Antimony— -Refinera of
Starr & Mathison, Berry, bet Fourth
and Fifth
Apotbecariea.
(See Druggists— Retail.)
Aquarium Sfanufacturera.
Teubner <& Hofltean, 532 California
Arcbitecta.
Barry W. McG. (naval) 609 Post
Bayiess W. H., 106 Lcidisdorfl
Behrens James G.,724W Market
Bennett Albert A., 318 Pine
Bordwell George, 507 California
Bordwell George A.. 318 Pine
Cleaveland Henry \v.,507 Montgomery
Clinch Hrvan J., 6.T7 Kearny
Curiett & Elsen, 3,30 I'iue
Dickie Bros, (naval) 18 Market
Frazee V., 137 Monlwoniery
Gavnor John P., 306 California
Geddes Charles, 528 California
Gelifuss Henry, 33 Kearny
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Hathertoii <fe I'eltoii, 330 Plue
Henrlkscn ». E., r^6 Kearnv
Hlllert Kri'ditrick, fi20 MiishlnBton
HoaKlniid William C, 432 Montgomery
Hotfiiiaiin Aiitor, 837 Koarny
Hucniu I'iDSpcr, 126 Kearnv
Kenlt/.or &. Kaiiii, flOl Culifornla
Laver Augustus, 19 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Lelghton A. V., 531 California
Lueilt-rs Fredt-rUk A., 615 California
Macy Henry C, 33 Kearny
Marquis John, 3!i Sutter
McDougall B. <fe Son, 330 Pine
McKenzle Sherwln, 310 IMne
Meeker & Banks, 126 Kearny
Mitchell II. l)..217Sansonie
Mooser W., 302 Montgomery
NewBom S & J. C, 320 Sansome
O'Connor I'. J., 413 Bush
Patton William, 4113^ California
I'elton John C. Jr., 3;«) I'Ine
Percy & Hamilton, 313 Pine
Pissis Albert, :i02 Montgomery
Portols Peter, 621 Sansome
Kcmer John A., 2.'iO Montgomerr
Schmidt i'. K., 103 Post
I Smith William K., 318 Pine
Snyder A. A., 17 Halleck
Swain E. li., 507 Montgomery
Townsend & Wynekeu, 515 California
Welsh T. J., 302 Montgomery
I Wilbur J. B., 137 Montgomery
I Williams S. H., 61 Merchants' Exch
WInterhalter W. W., 14;«T>ler
I Wolfe & .Son, 240 Montgomery
Wright & SandLTs, 418 California
Arcliltectaral Ornamentn.
I PACIFIC ZINC ORNAMENT FAC-
, TORY, 569 Mission
Italston H. i J., 220 Fremont
I AriiiH and Ammunition.
I (See Qa,n» and Sporting jrateriaU.)
Art Oallerien.
Morris & Kennedy, 19 Post
San Francisco Art Association, 430 Pine
Schwab & Breese, 624 Market
Snow &Co., 20 Post
Artesian Well Borem.
Busher Charles, 526 O'Farrell
Delany Patrick, 764>6 Howard
Feder Herman, W s Dolores, bet Thir-
tieth and Thlrtv-tlrst
Haley Safcson M. B., 2207 FlUmore
Kinsman George, 741 Market
Mahn Henry, S s Lomb, nr Franklin
Prag Martin (agent) 125 Clay
.i Khodes J. & Co., 6 Blu.xome
Stevens <ft' Moore, 1.500 Folsom ■ \
Artesian Well Pipe Blann-
facturers.
Prag Martin, 125 Clay
Smith Francis <& Co., 130 Beale
Artinclal Flowers.
(See also ifillinery Ooodt.)
Cook A. O. Mrs., 110 Kearny
Cotter J. E. Mrs., 26 Ellis
Ducasse August, 870)^ Mission
Gabriel G., 637 Washington
Gerrlsh M. E.(wa.\) 118 Ellis
Gettz Anna Mrs., 743 Howard
Goehrlng Adolph, 1219 Mission
Griffith Haida Mrs. (lace and wax) 1031
Sutter
Haker W. & Hlnz, 545 Market
Healev N. J. Mrs. (wax) 4 Hayes
Held Brothers & V,o., 512 Market
Kahn Henry, 407 Kearny
Luger Julia, 206 Sixteenth
Sclallero C. Mrs., 343 Kearny
Townsend Annie K. Mrs., 114 Turk
Artmcial liimbs.
Beeman W., 61G Clav
COOIC H. N., 415 Market
JewettJarvls, 20 Merchants' Exchange
SPRING MENZO, 9 Geary
Artiflrial Sitone.
California Artlllcial .Stone Paving Co.,
402 BIontgonKiry
Eureka Stone ^lanufacturlng Co., 535
Brannan
Frear Stone Co. of California, 414 Cal.
Ransome Ernest L., 10 Bush
Artists.
(iS«e Painters, Portraits, etc.)
Artists' HaterlalM.
BANCROFT A. L. & Co., 721 Market
Bass T. J. & Co., 27 Dupont
Cohen Herrman, 19 Dupont
Currier Amos, 103 Dupont
Denny Edward It Co., 512 Sacramento
Hueter Brothers & Co., 12 Second
LeCount Brothers, 417 Montgomery
Morris & Kennedy, 21 Post
Schwab <t Breese, 624 Market
Snow & Co., 20 Post
Whlttler, Fuller A Co., SW cor Pine
and Front
Asbestos Materials.
Johns H. W. Manufacturing Co., P.
Stelnhagcn agent, 612 Clay
Asphaltum Workers.
Barber, Whitney, Bullen <fe Co., 403
Clementina
Bocarde A Whlttler, 608 Third
Bonnet B., 402 .Montgomery
Bruggeman Henry, 20S Sutter
Burke F. H., 528 California
DUNCAN GEORGE & CO., 652 Mar-
ket
Dusenberg Charles E., 31G Dupont
FISKE H. G., «l!i Market
Higgs Henry W., 535 J'aclflc
Larkin & Flahertv, 35 Post
Lta^& Van Busikirk, 620 iMarket
Mllk-r James, 528 California
Pacilic Asphaltum Co., 422 Montgom-
ery and 420 Jackson
Walton N. C. Sr., 219 Mission
Whlttler J. E., 803 Brannan and 619
Sacramento
C.A.Luckhardt.M.E. E. lIuhn.M E.
Metallurgical Works,
23 Sieveiisofl,iirlsi& Market.
Assays of Ores and I'roducts. Ores
sampled and worked. Reliable practi-
cal working tests of Ores made by any
process. Special attention paid to e.x-
amlnatlon of mines. Plans, reports and
specllicatlons furnished.
HUHN & LUCKHARDT,
Consulting Alining Engineers and Met-
allurgists.
WM. D. JOHNSTON,
(Formerly Chief Assaver with Thos.
Price.)
Assayer and Analytical Chemist
118 tc 120 Halleck St.,
Near Leldesdorff, San Francisco, Cal.
Medico-legal Investigations a specialty.
Personal attention Insures correct
returns.
Asphaltum and Mastic
ROOFING COMPANY.
GEO. DUNCAN.
Roofs and Sidewalks done In the Best
Manner at most Moderate Rates.
New RoiMs Laid and Old Leaky
Roofs Re-covered and R^epalred.^,
Also, Tin and Zinc Roofs cover-"
ed with Asphaltum or Mastic
Paint. Office 652 Market
Street, N. E. corner of
Kearny, up stairs.
Assayers.
(See also MetallurgUts.)
Berton F. & Co., 527 Clay
Blandlng Louis, 431 Fourth
De Groot, Blrge & Co., 318 Pine
Falkenau & Reese, 328 Montgomery
Hanks Henry G.. 619 Montgomery
HUHN & LUCKHARDT, 23 Stev.
Irelan William Jr., 49 Merchants' Ex-
change
JOHNSTON WILLIAM D.. 118 Hal-
Icck
KUH LEOPOLD, 611 Commercial
Kustel & Klotte, 318 Pine
Lane & Green, 520 Fifth
McCrorey J. H., 825 Kearnv
McCuUough H. V. S., 328 Montgomery
Moshelmer J., 507 Montgomery
Phillips J. S., 702 California
Price T., 524 Sacramento
Reichling F., 400 Montgomery
Riehn, Hemme & Co., 404 Blontgomery
SELBY SMELTING & LEAD CO.,
416 Montgomery
Strong & Co., 10 Stevenson
Walker H. W., 109 3Iontgomery Block
Assayers' Materials.
Caire Justinian, 532 Washington and
528 Broadway
Dempster <fe Keys, 202 Market
Goodyear Rubber Co., R. H. Pea.se Jr,
and S. 31. liunyon, agents, 577
Market
Marsh H. F., 577 Market
Starr &' Mathlson (crucibles) Berry,
nr Fifth
Taylor John <fe Co., 512 Washington
Astroloicers.
Cohen Simon, 405 Kearny
Dahm Charles, 75S Howard
HyerMme., 147 Third
Attorneys at I<avi-.
Abels S. E., 36 Montgomery Block
Ackerman C. L., 426 California
Adams Amos C 38 Montgomery Block
Adams Fred., 405 Kearny
Adams John y., 604 Clay
Aikeu William H., 620 Washington
Aldrich L., 607 Washington
Allen James M., 42 Montgomery Block
Allen William H., 19 Mont Block
Alvarado Juan C, 518 Geary
Ames F., fi07'JCearny
Anderson K.T!., 225 Bush
AAdros Milton, 224 Sansome
■" Angel Texas, 302 Montgomery
Applegaie Josiah H.. 729 Montgomery
Ash Robert, 601 California
Ashby Elijah W., 601 California
Ashley Warren, 436 Montgomery
Babb M. E., 214 Sansome
Bach Albert, 1501 Gough
Bachelder John W., 625 Merchant
Bachelder T. F., 622 Clay
Baggett William T., 511 Montgomery
Baggs Isaac, 5^ Kearny
Baldwin Llovd, 606 Montgomery
Ball A. E,, 502Montgomerv
Barber William, 323 California
•Barbour Clitus, 715 Clay
*Barham J. A., 604 Kearnv
Barnes W. H. L., 426 Callforala
Barrows W'. H., 74 Montgomery Block
Barry Thomas F., 302 Montgomery
Barstow Alfred, 6U6 Montgomery
Barstow D. P., 12 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Barstow George, 303 California
Bartlett Columbus, 12 Montgomery
Bartlett Earl, 35 Montgomery Block
Bartlett W'ashington, 12 Slontgomery
Barton George E., 2623 Clay
Bates A. T., 426 California
Bates Joseph C, 434 California
Beaver George L., 16 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Beechlng R. A., 320 Sansome
Beerstecher Charles J., 507 Slont
Behagel A., 646 Washington
Behre Robert L., 323 California
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE. w«df^?-.^F. jhe, opt.c.an.
Established, S.F., 1863, 135 Montgomery.
.^aiao I UODDICHM has th« most select stocU of all tlie leacliiiB y«^"«» °«
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Belknup David 1'.. 604 Slerchanl
Bell Juhn 1'., 215 Sansome
Bentiani Calhoun, HoO Pine
Benjamin A. F., 417 California
niennett Nathaniel, 21S Saneome
Bergln Michael, 7'J HIontKOUiery Block
•Bergln Thomas I., 38 Nevada Block
Berlin F. A., 515 Calilornla/
•Bishop Thomas B., 16 S. F. Stock Ex-
change BulldlnK
Blair Augunt W., a20 California
■'Bluke Maurice B., 417 Kearny
•Blake Maurice C, 417 Kearny
Blakeman T. Z.,418 California
Blan<ltng Gordon, 324 Pine
Blandins \Villlani. ;?24 IMne
Blaney Edward W., 526 Montgomery
Blood J. H., 304 Montgomery
Boalt John H., 41!» Calilornla
Bodfleh William II., 712 Montgomery
Boland James I., 6frl Merchant
<Boone J. L., 320 (California
Booth Andrew 0., 325 Montgomery
Booth William F., 502 Jlontgomery
Bolts Charles T., 33 Montgomery Block
•Boyd James T.. 324 Pine
Bradford A. C, 606 Montgomery
Bradley Theodore, 502 Montgomery
Brady H. J., 402 Montgomery
Brandon F. P., 528 California
Brandon Josejjh K., 604 Merchant
Brandt I. B. L., 215 Sansome
Brann F. R., 22 Montgomery
Brewer John H., 330 Pine
Brodle S. H., 604 Merchant
Brooks Benjamin S.,fi Montgomery Av
BrookB E. L. B., 860 Market
Brown Harvey S., NE cor Fojrth and
Townscnd
Brumaglm J. W., 34 Nevada Block
^Bryant Charles W., 214 Sansome
Buckley Georgi D., 636 Clay
Bugbee John S., U Montgomery Block
Buhlert Julius, 605 Clay
Bulkclev L. E., 603 Washington
Burch John C, 526 Montgomery
Burke E., SE cor Wash and Kearny
Burke John H.,510 Mason
Burnett John M., 623 Montgomery
Burnett Wellington C, 22u Sansome
Byrne J. K., 310 Pine
tCampbell Alexander, 526 Montgomery
Campbell Alexander Jr., 526 Mont
Campbell Alexander Sr., 5.30 California
Campbell Colin, 5;« California
•Campbell Henry C, 530 California
Campbell John L.,320 Sansome
Campbell Joseph, 62!» Kearny
Campion B. W., 511 Montgomery
•Carneal T. P., 207 Sansome
Carpentler Edward K., 6 Mont At
Carpentier Horace W.. 6 Mont Av
Carson James G., 330 P:ne
Carson John B., 216 Sansome
rCarter John W.,:f28 Montgomery
Carusl T. A., 604 Merchant
Cary James C.,6-7 Mont Block
Casserly Eugene. 316 California
Castelhun Frederick J., 609 Sac
Cbadbourne J., 528 California
Chamberlain George W., 616 Sac
«Chlckerlng W. H., 214 Sansome
Chlplev T. L. M., 515 California
Chittenden N. W.,803 Montgomery
Chretien John M., 230 Montgomery
Clark Charles, 515 California
Clark Joseph R. Jr., 420 Montgomery
Clark Leonard S., 606 Montgomery
Clark William H., 808 Montgomery
Clarke Alfred, old City Hall
Clarke Samuel J. Jr., 25 U. S. Court
Building
Clarken Matthew, 611 Washington
darken Richard M., 611 Washington
-Clement H. N., 60<; Montgomery
^Clement Roswell P., 606 Montgomery
Clyde Robert S., 715 Clay
Cobb Moses G., 850 Market
Cotlev James v.. 5.10 California
Cotrey John J. E., 653 Clay
Cohen A. A., 328 Montgomery
Col<CornelinR,23 U. S. Court Building
•('olu Edward P.. 328 Montgomery
■ColllUB William H., 504 Kearny
Colton Alrlc 0., 623 Commercial
Cook Carroll, 67 Nevada Block
Cooney M ., 6.36 Clay
<Cope W. W.,3'24 Pine
Cornwall W. A., 640 Clay
Cousins William G., 216 Sansome
TCowderv Jabe'i F., 5.14 Calilornla
tCowles Samuel, 621 Clay
CoxT. N..636 Clay
Craddock C. F., 209 Sansome
Craig James D., 328 Montgomery
* Craig William, 328 Montgomery
Crane Henry F., 215 Sansome
Creigh John J)., !)03 Shotwell
^Crittenden James L., 60 Merchants'
Exchange
Crockett J. B., 1222 Pine
Crosby WlUmm, 659 Clay
Crowlev Timothy J., 234 Montgomery
Culver \\ ililam H., 204 Sutter
Cummins P., 636 Clay
Currev John, 504 Kearny
DalngerHeld William P., 46 Mont Blk
ralngerUeld AVllllam R., 324 Pine
Uumeron J. P., 640 Clay
Dane J. H.,531 California
Danlelwlt-i Isldor, 13Mout Block
Dann F. P., 604 Merchant
rDarwin Charles B., 636 Clay
Davidson J. M., 8 Montgomery
DavlB L. II., 509 Kearny
DeFlennes J. B., 835 Mission
•Deal W. E. F., 230 Montgomery
Deerlng Frank P., 34 Montgomery Blk
Peering James H. Jr., 34 Mont Block
Delany Charles McC, 519 Mont
•Desbeck John, 31 Montgomery Block
Desty Robert, 611 Clay
Deuprey Eugene N.,214 Sansome
Dickinson J. H., 234 Montgomery
Douthltt D. William, 526 Montgomery
<Doyle John T , 323 California
.Drown A. N., 621 Clay
DuBrutz Frederick C. 31., 234 Mont
Du Py Octave Glbelin, 315 California
^Dudley AUen P., 402 Montgomery
■Dudlev Edward T.. 402 Montgomery
Dugro" Frank A., 426 California
Dunand Louis, 7 Mont Av
Dwinelle John W., 509 Kearny
■Dwinelle Sanmel H., 526 Montgomery
tTIdgerton Calvin, 331 Montgomery
Edmonds Marcus A.. 8 Mont Block
•Eells Charles P., 230 Montgomery
Egan M. J., 103 Montgomery ,
Elckhoff Henry, 4:;6 Montgomery
Elms John D., 215 Sansome
Emmet C. Temple. 224 Sansome
Englander Leopold, 633 Clay
Enos John S., 29 Nevada Block
Ephralms E. E., 426 California
Esdor Henry J., 622 Clay
'Estee Morris M., 419 California
Evans Oliver P.. 9 Montgomery Block
Eyre Manuel, 636 Clay
<Falrweather J. A., 12 Montgomery
Fenn F. G. W., 520 Montgomery
Fenner (Jhanning G., 215 Sansome
Ferral Robert, 729 Montgomery
Flelil Stephen J., U. S. Appraiser's
Building
Fieeld William H., 230 Montgomery
Flnley .1. K., 405 Kearny
Finn John F.,new City Hall, second
floor
•FIrebaugh H. C, 528 California
Fitch W. S., 127 Kearny
FItz Maurice W. M., 217 Sansome
Film William ('., 3a0 Pine
Flood Nonh F., .5(M Kearny
Forbes R. S., 402 Montgomery
Foster William, 224 Sansome
Foulds John E., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, room 40
iTox Charles N., 530 California
■Francis W. M., 302 Montgomery
<Frank George W., 131 Montgomery
Frank Nathan H., 2 and 3 Montgomery
Block
Freek.n Thomas W., 8 Montgomery Av
iFreldeurich David, 426 California
French Frank J., 528 California
Galan Carlos F., 84 Montgomery Block
Gallagher Thomas J., 320 Sansome
Galpln Philip G., 402 Montgomery
Gamble Alexander, 90 Mont Block
'Garbei John, 16 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Garvey J. P., 324 Pine
George Julius, 507 Montgomery
Gerson Nathan, riii California
Gibbons William. C06 Montgomery
GIbbs Charles Erwln, 20 Mont Block
Gibson E. M., 120 Sutter
Gillespie C. V., .^22 California
GItchell James M., 036 Clay
•Godoy Joee F., 604 Merchant
Goff C. P., 606 Montgomery
Goodlellow W. S., .531 Cnlifomla
Gordon Frank L., 006 Montgomery
Gordon George F., 38 Nevada Block
Gordon George W., 320 Sansome
Gordon Laura de Force. 29 Mont Block
Gorham Sherwood F., 324 Pine
' Gougli H. Dorsev, 603 Washington
> Graair Julius S., 234 Montgomery
^Graef Curl T., 623 Commercial
Grannlss G. W., .52 Montgomery Block
Graves Walker C, 8 Montgomery Av
•Graves William, 2:i0 Montgomery
■•(iraves 'William J., 2:» Montgomery
Gray C. V., 6(M Merchant
<Gray Giles H., 530 California
rtireathouse C. R., 324 Pine
Grev Cyril V., 604 Merchant
Grlmwood A. D., U. S. Appraiser*
Building
rGnnnlson Andrew J., 325 Montgomery
Gurnee Clinton, 306 Pine
Haft E. E., 507 Montgomery
Hager Johns., Palace Hotel
*Haggln James B., 49 Nevada Block
Haggln Loul» T., 47 Nevada Block
Halght George W., 207 Sansome
Hakes Oscar F., 318 (Calilornla
Hale William Jr.. 534 California
Hall Frederick, 519 Montgomery
Hall H. E., 623 Commerciid
Hall John Chase, 240 Montgomery
Hall S. P., 240 Montgomery
Halsey Charles, new City Hall
•Hammond H. T., 16 Nevada Block
Haulon Charles F., 310 Pine
Hanna A. W., 20 Montgomery Block
Harding James W., 704 »lontgomery
Hardy J. P., 21 Montgomery Block
Hardv Lowell J. Jr., 216 Sansome
<Hark"nes8 M. M., 7 Montgomery Av
rHarmou John B., 402 Montgomery
Harpham George E., 302 Montgomery
Harris J. A., 59 Montgomery Block
Harrison Ralph C, 230 Montgomery
Harrison Robert, 430 California
Hart J. B., .523 Kearny
Hart Jordan P., 523 Kearny |
Hart W. H. H., 230 Montgomery i
Hartog Edward. 655 Washington i
Hasbach Henry, 6,36 Clay
HaskcllB. G.,76NevadaBlock
Haskell D. H., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
Hassett Martin C, 637 Kearny
Hastings Robert P., 47 Nevada Block
Hastings S. Clinton, 636 Clay
Hatch Charles E., 507 Montgomery
•Haven James M., 530 California
Hayes G. R. B., 004 Clay
Hayes Nicholas P., 534 Bush
.Havne Robert Y., 318 Pine
Hebbard J. C. B., 234 Montgomery
Helnlcn G. A., 302 Montgomery
Henrv Samuel H., 708 Montgomery
Uent "Reuben W., 605 Clay
-Herrln W. F., 310 Pine
Herrmann James, 409 California
Heslep A.M.. 523 Kearny
Hcydenfeldt Solomon , 33 Nevada Block
Heydenfeldt Solomon .Ir., 318 Pine
Heyuemann A., 16 Montgomery Av
Hlghton Henry E., 528 California
HUlyer C. J., Palace Hotel
HInton Isaac T., 526 Montgomery
HIttel Theodore H.. 23 Montgomery
Block
Uobbs Walters., 6 Montgomery Av
Hoffman Ogden, U. S. Appraiser's Bldg
Hoge George G.W.,27 Montgomery Blk
Hoge Joseph P., 5 Montgomery Block
tHolden Joseph, 202 Sansome
HoUadav Sanmel W., 502 Montgomery
Holland Nathaniel, 605 Clay
Holmes Walter G., 22 U. S. Court Bldg
Holt Thomas H. , 326 Montgomery
Hood P. B., 605 Clay
Horan Michael S., 636 Clay
•Houghton R. E., 315 California
Howard C. Greenwich, 652 \V ash.
Hudson George, 87 Montgomery Block
llughes James E., 76 Nevada Block
Humphreys J. T., 515 Kearny
Humphreys William t., 234 Mont
Hunt A. B., 302 Montgomery
Hunt John Jr., 42 Montgomery Block
Hurlbut C. R., 202 Market
Husted F. M., 6o6 Montgomery
Hutchinson Ely I., 504 Kearny
Hyde F. A., 623 Conmierclal
Hyde Henry C, 411'i. California
Hynes Andrew R., 932 Pacific
Ingraham Henry, 41 IK Calilornla
Tlrvlne William. 217 Sansome
Irving Henry P.. 90 Montgomery Blk
Jacobs Meyer, 315 California
•Jahn Albrecht, 606 Clay
WINDOW SHADES.
Manufacturer of fine WTNDOW
S H A D K S for Private Resi-
dences, Stores, Offices, etc., etc.
G-EO. W.CLARK,
645 Market Street.
JAMES E GORDON & CO wuolksale hardware,
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<J(irboe John R., 230 Montgomery
Jc'tlerson John \V., 2;!0 Montgomery
Jellet J. II., H20f;al(fornla
Joachimscn H. L.,418 California
Joachlmsen Joseph P., 418 California,
Johnson Francis, 25 Montgomery Blk
Johnson Sydney L., 523 Montgomery
Johnson \V. N., 611 Clay
•Jonasson S. J., 302 Moutsomery
♦Jones De Win Clinton, 215 Sansome
<JoneB Walter F., 606 Clav
.KellocK M. B., 530 California
Kendall C. W., 603 Washington
Kennedy Frank, 604 Merchant
*Klng Cameron H., 207 Sanaume
KInley J. M., 606 Montgomery
Klrkpatrick K., BOit Sacramento
Kop^ch Adam J., 6114 Merchant
Ladil Parish B., 629 Kearny
<Lake Delos, 310 Pine
Lamar Joseph B.. 85 Montgomery Blk
Lamai- Peter, 85 MoutRomery Block
Langhorne J. 1'., 421 Montgomery
• Latimer L. I)., 75 Nevada Block
Lawler Frank W.,607 Montgomery
Lawler James, 324 Pine
Lawrence Edwin A., 40S California
• Le Breton Albert J., 217 Sanaome
Leavenworth Thaddeus M., 607 Wash
Leggett Joseph M., 605 Clay
Levlston George, 6 Montgomery Av
Levlslon William, 6 Montgomery Av
Levy W. H., 8 Montgomery Av
'Lewis James F., 230 Montgomerv
Lewis K. P., 321 California
Lies Eugene, 103 Montgomery At
LInforth E. J., 607 Kearny
liloyd John, 4U>^ California
<Lloyd K. H., 9 Nevada Block
Louderback Davis Jr., 607 Kearny
Loughborough Alexander H.,507 Mont
Love John L., 234 Montgomery
Lovett William E., U. S. Appraiser's
Building
Low A. F., 606 Montgomery
Low Charles A., 23 Montgomery Block
Lowenberg Harris, 306 Montgomery
Lowenthal H. H., 411>^ California
Lull Louis R., 37 Montgomery Block
Lynch Edward, 318 Pine
Lvnth Michael, 502 Montgomery
Lyon David, 659 Clay
Madge Frederick, 2 S. F. Ezcbange
Building
<Maguire James G., 402 Montgomery
Maldonado S., 228 Seventh
Marshall E. C, 8 Montgomery Av
Marx David B., 315 California
Marx Jacob, 45 Nevada Block
» Mastick E. B., 520 Montgomery
Mastick J. W., 520 Montgomery
Matthews William, 120 Sutter
McAllister Hall, 38 Nevada Block
McBrlde H. E., .507 Montgomery
McCat)c James, 640 Clay
McCeney J. C, 606 Montgomery
McClellan R. Guy. 330 Pine
^McClure David, 526 Montgomery
McCutchen E. J., 419 California
McElhinny M. A., 715 Clay
McElhinny P. H., 715 Clay
"McElrath J. E., 2;« Montgomery
McGraw Edward W., 504 Kearny
McHenry John^ 606 Montgomery
McJunkin H. h... 402 Montgomery
McKee Ossian H., 2 S. F. Stock F.x-
change Building
McKee Samuel B., 640 Clay
McKenna John A., 6 Montgomery Av
McKiu.stry E. W., 640 Clav
McKoon H. P., 310 Pine
JlcLane Charles E., 68 Nevada Block
■JIcNulty Charles A., 43 U. S. Coui
Building
McPheeters W. S., 331 Kearny
McPike Henry C, 27 Mont Block
Mee James, 625 Merchant
Mee Joseph P., 625 Merchant
Melghan J. J., 22 Montgomery
Meredith John H., 328 Montgomery
Merrill Annis, 606 Montgomery
Merrill George B., 310 Pine
Merzbach Felix H., 426 California
Mesick W. S., Palace Hotel
Metcalf Victor H.. 409 California
Metcalfe J. B., 230 Montgomery
•Metcalfe William L., 12 Montgomery
Meux Joseph P., 217 Sansome
Meyer Martin S., 330 Pine
Mhoon J. B., 16 Montgomery Av
Miller John H., 421 Montgomery
Miller John P. G., 214 Sansome
Mills Warren H., 608 EUls
Mogan Patrick J., 22 Montgomery
Mone J. J., 13 Nevada Bl'ick
Monmonier Charles, 402 Montgomery
Moore Elliott J., 78 Montgomery Block
Moore Henry K., 528 California
IMoore Joseph H.,78 Montgomery Blk
Morgenthal Anthony, 429 Montgomery
Morrison Robert F., 610 (!iay
Morrow William W., 77 Nevada Block
Mosher James I'., 408 California
'Moses Montague T., 59 Merchants'
Exchange
<^Iott Gordon N., 636 Clay
»Mott William H., 636 Clay
Mo wry L. L, 402 Montgomery
MuUany Michael, 520 Montgomery
MulviUc Neptune B., 601 Merchant
Murfey Sanmel S., 607 Montgomery
'Murphy Daniel J., 636 Clay
Murphy John L., new Cltv Hall
Murphy P. G., 629 Kearny
Myers Edward, 224 Sansome
Myrick Milton H.. 640 Clay
Nagle P. B.,511 Montgomery
<Naphtaly Joseiih, 426 California
Napthaly B. F., 055 Washington
Naughton John F., 331 Kearny
Neale Vincent, 320 Sansome
Needles Alfred P., 520 Montgomery
t Neumann Paul, 436 Montgomery
Newhall Horatio C.,60:) Sacramento
Newlands Frank G., 12 Nevada Block
Newman B. B., 729 Montgomery
Newmark N., 330 Pine
Nichols Luclen H., 1.53 Third
Nicholson W. A. S., 520 Montgomery
Nlles A. C, 640 Clay
Nolen M. J., 519 Montgomery
Noon James T.,500 Montgomery
«North John \V., 230 Montgomery
Nougues Joseph M., 411,'^ California
Nourse George A., 420 California
Nugent John, 330 Pine
Nygh William A., 850 Market
O'Brien Thomas A., 324 I'ine
O'Brien Thomas V., .302 Montgomery
O'Connell D. A., 604 Merchant
O'Connor Frank, 429 Montgomery
Olnev Warren, 310 Pine
Osborn Edward E., 320 California
Otis Frank, 520 Montgomery
Otis George E., 420 California
Packard Albert, 103 Montgomery Av
Page C, 224 Sansome
Page James D. Jr., 224 Sansome
Pardow A. A., 509 Kearny
Pardy George, 402 Montgomery
T Parker Charles H., 13 Montgomery Blk
Patrick Edward, 603 Sacramento
Patterson William H., 609 Sacramento
Pearson U. W., .?5 Montgomery Block
Pennle James C, 708 Montgomery
Perkins James C, 207 Sansome
Perry George H., 320 Sansome
Phelan Joseph P., 217 Sansome
Phr-lps Charles H., 4.32 Montgomery
Phillips D. T., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
Phillips John B., 6.36 Clay
Phillips Stephen H., 220 Sansome
Pierson William M., 616 Sacramento
<Tillsbury E. S., 306 Pine
Plxley Frank M., -522 California
•Plaisance L. O., 526 Montgomery
Piatt Horace G., 306 Pine
Plunkett William A., 530 California
Pomeroy Carter P., 211 Sansome
Pomeroy John N., 211 Sansome
Poorman Samuel, 310 Pine
Pope Edward R., 217 Sansome
Poston J. M., 320 Sansome
•Powell H. A., 507 Montgomery
*Pratt Leonldas E., 230 Montgomery
'Preston Edgar F., 534 California
"Pringle Edward J., 318 Pine
Provines K. R., 204 Sutter.
Putnam S. N., 328 MontedM^rv
Quint Leander, 603 Maslifngton
Ransom Lee J., 913 Geary
Ransom Lyman W., SB cor Washing-
ton and Kearny
Eeade F. W., 434 California
Eearden Timothy H., 636 Clay
Redtield L. H^ NE cor Cal and Mont
♦.Redstone J. H., 22 Montgomery
"Reed Theron, 504 Kearny
Regensburger David H., 433 California
Regensburger S. H., 25 Mont Block
Reld H. H., 6:56 Clay
Reinstein .Jacob B., 217 Sansome
Reynolds Benlamin A., 626 Wash
Reynolds George W., 616 Sacramento
Reynolds James S., 636 Clay
Rey nolds Leonard. 026 Washington
njhodes A. L., 606 Montgomery '
Riordan T. D., 6 Montgomery Av
Rising Alfred, 216 Sansome
Rlx Alfred, 743 Pine
Rix Halp^ old City Hall
Rlxford Enimct H., 5.30 California
Robinson Cornelius P., 310 Pine
<Robinson Crittenden, 310 Pine
Robinson J. A., 507 Montgomery
Robinson R., NE corner Fourth and
Townsend
<Roche John J., 30 Mont Block
Rodgers Arthur, 207 Sansome
Roe C. S., 217 Sansome
Rogers Daniel, 601 Merchant
Rogers S. L., 72 Montgomery Block
Rosenbaum S., ;J02 Montgomery
Rosenthal L.,419 Pine
Rosenthal M., 318 Pine
Ross Erskine M., 640 Clay
Rothchlid ,1. M., 315 California
Rothschild Joscjjh S., 604 Clay
Royal W., .'i04 Kearny
Royce Clark E., 214 Sansome
Roysdon A. W., 636 Clay
Russell J. E., 621 Ellis
Rust Richard C, 509 Kearny
tSaffold R. B., 217 Sansome
Salomon E. S., 4:J2 Montgomery
Sander ]'. F. C, 207 Sansome
Sanderson Silas W., NE cor Fotirth
and Townsend
Sargent Aaron A., 310 Pine
>Saufley William B., 202 Sansome
Saunders John H., 67 Nevada Block
<8awyer E. D., .502 Montgomery
Sawyer Lorenzo, U.S. Appraiser's Bldg
Sawyer L. S. B., V. S. Appraiser's Bldg
Sawyer Woodbury D., 622 Clay
Saxe William P., 430 Montgomery
• Savers W. F., 214 Sansome
•Scheellne Simon C, 302 Montgomery
•Scripture Henry D., 323 California
•Scrlvner J. J., 1 Montgomery Block
Searle A. C, 502 Montgomery
Sears William H., 324 Pine
Sea well Jamos A., 509 Kearny
SeeberC, 636 Clay
Seligman M.. 511 Montgomery
Severance J. G., 126 Kearuy
Shadburne George D.,623 Montgomery
Shatter James McM., 13 Mont Block
Shankland J. n.,202 Market
Shapter Thomas B., 528 CallfomI*
rSharp George F., 409 California
Sharp L. H., 2)5 Sansome
• Sharp William H., 40:i California
Sharpstein John R., 640 Clay
Shearer Lewis, 215 Sansome
Shuck Oscar T., 24 Mont Block
Sleberst H. G., 214 Sausome
Simpson S. C., 34 Montgomery Block
Simson Robert, 803 Montgomery
Skinner Trlstrlm L., 8 Montgomery Av
Smith Claude L., 12 Montgomery
Smith C. W. M., 137 Montgomery
Smith 0. Frank, 502 Jloiitgomery
Smith J. H., 401 California
Smith J. Howard, 502 Montgomery
-Smith KIre M., 623 Commercial
-Smith Sydney v., 630 Sacramento
'Smith Sydney V. Jr., 630 Sacramento
Smoot David L., 8 Montgomery Av
Smyth John H., 623 Montgomery
Spaulding C. A., 1309 Leavenworth
Spanlding H. K., 220 Sansome
Spencer U. H., 408 California
SpUler Frank F.,622 Clay
Splivalo Augustus D., 72 Mont Block
Stanly John A., 604 Clay
Stebbius James C, 408 California
<Stetsou Edward Gray, 315 California
Stevenson Jonathan D., 118 Jackson
r Stewart W. M., 310 Pine
Stow William W., 408 California
Stuart James F., 606 Montgomery
Sullivan Daniel T., 606 Montgomery
Sullivan Eugene L., Pacific Club
Sullivan F. J., 310 Pine
Sullivan Jeremiah D., 234 Mont
Sullivan J. F. . 46 Blontgomery Block
Sullivan Matthew I., 126 Kearny
Sutherland F. E., 645 Clay
Swift Charles J., 217 Sansome
Swift John F., 430 California
Swortflguer Edgar F., 606 Mont
Taliaferro T. W., 326 Pine
CTaylor E. R., 207 Sansome
Taylor Frank F., 429 Montgomery
Taylor James M., 410 Montgomery
Teal Benjamin, 52;5 California
Teare Philip, U.S. Appraissr's Building
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J. MACDONOUGH.
IMPORTER OP AND DEAIiER IX COAL, AND PIG IRON,
41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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•Tcvis Llovd, 4'J Nevada Block
iThonias li. W., 318 I'iuo
Thomas William, 2U Sansome
Thouipbon A. AV., 3U0 Sansome
Thompson J. D., 405 Calltornla
Thompson Josejth B., 530 California
Thompson Robert, 7t> Mont Block
Thome Isaac N., aiSi^ansome
Thornton Crlttf nden, 42G California
'Thornton H. I., 16 s. F. Stock Ex-
chauj-'C Building
Thornton .lunics Ii.,640 Clay
Tinman 1'. J., oG Montgomery Block
Tliden Harmon J.. 5:i3 Kearny
•Titus Panlel, 306 Pine
<:Tobin Kichard, NE cor Post and Mont
■Tobin Robert, NE cor Post and Mont
Tompkins F. W., 320 Sansome
Tompkins Walter H.. 504 Kearny
••Toohv D. J., 30'- Montgomery
Towle George W., 606 Slontaomery
Townsend A. II., 640 Clay
Townsend James B., 636 Clay
Travers Charles E., 331 Montgomery
Treailwell James P., 606 Kearny
Trehane John, 502 Montgomery
Tripp C. C, 401 California
Tripp D. K., 401 California
Tripp Joslah W., 40S California
Troutt James M., 216 Sansome
Trusseau P. C.,60-1 Merchant
Turner George, 331 Montgomery
Tvler Georae W., 636 Clay
U'nderhill Henry B., NE cor Fourth
and Townsend
■Van Cllef P., 310 Pine
Van Puzer A. P., U.S. Appralser'B Bldg
^'an Dvke Walter, 507 Montgomery
Van lioben Sels P. J., 530 California
Van Ness Thomas C, 411)^ California
Van Keynegom F. W., 531 California
Van Schaick L. H., 606 Montgomery
•Venable S^ 87 Montgomery Block
Verdenal D. F.,6 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
.Verdenal J. M., 526 Montgomery
Vincent George T., 230 Montgomery
Voorhees James. 405 Kearny
Wade John, 56 Montgomery Block
Waltz Adolphus, 606 Montgomery
Waldron D. E., 230 California
Wallace Rvland B., 418 California
Wallace William T., 418 California
•Waterman Frederick H., 13 Mont Blk
Waymire J. A., 320 Sansome
Webb H. Watson, 6:i6 Clay
Welch A. J., 434 California
Weller J. B., 4 Montgomery Block
Wells Francis H., 402 Montgomery
Wells George II., 6 Nevada Block
Wells Ransford Jr., 502 Montgomery
Whalcn John H., 539 Minna
Whalev John D.,3;n Montgomery
Whaling Michael, 622 Clay
AVhealon M. A., 1 Montgomery Block
Wheeler A., 308 Pine
Wheeler Edwin D.. 328 Montgomery
Wheeler Edwin ()., 328 Montgomery
Wheeler James, 224 Sansome
Wheeler W. W., 606 Clay
Whitely W. H., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
<Whltteraore D. H., 2 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
•Whitworth John SI., 120 Sutter
Wlgger H.,240 Montgomery
Wiggins \v. W., 46 South Park
Wimins John H. B.,438 California
'AViillams George N., 309 California
Williams George K., 230 Montgomery
Williams G. N., 309 California
Williams John J., 14 8. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
<\Vllson Charles E., 420 California
Wilson Edgar M., 507 Montgomery
Wilson J. N. E., 50!) Kearny
Wilson J. S.. 322 Pine
Wilson Ramon E., 419 California
Wilson Russell J., 420 California
*Wilgou Samuel M., 420 California
•Wilson Thomas K., 40 Mont Block
■<W'lnans Joseph W., 804 Merchant
Wirt N. S., 511 MontHomttry
•Wise TuUv R., 16 Montgomery Av
•WIttram Charles, 230 Bloutgomery
Wlttram Frederick, 230 Jlontgomery
Woltr Charles H., 401 California
>Wood Joseph M., 704 Montgomery
Wood William n., 715 Clay
•Wood W. S., U Nevada Block
<A\'oods George L., 504 Kearny
Wright Johii A., 16 Nevada Block
Wright R. P., 310 Pine
Wright Seldeu 8., 306 Pine
Wright Stuart S., 306 Pine
»york W. M., 120 Sutter
Zabrlbkle James C, 020 Washington
-Firms.
AttorneyH'
Angel & Francis, 302 Jlontgomery
Barhain & Reed, 504 Kearny
Bennett & Jones, 215 Sansome
Blake & Blake, 417 Kearny
Boune <t Osljorn, 320 California
Brvant <fc Savers, 214 Sansome
Campbell A. <fc H. C, 530 California
Carter & Cole, 328 Montgomery
Chlckeriug & Thomas, 214 Sansome
Clement R. P. & H. N., 606 Mont
Cope & Boyd, 324 Pine
Cowdery & Preston, 534 California
Cowles & Drown, 621 Clay
Craig & Meredith, 328 Montgomery
Crittenden & Moses, 59-60 Merchants'
Exchange
Darwin & Murphy, 636 Clay
Dovle, Barber & Scripture, 323 Cal
Dudlev & Dudley, 402 Montgomery
Edgerton & Nichols, 331 Montgomery
Estee & Boalt, 419 Calitornia
Fairweather & Metcalfe, 12 Mont
Fox & Kellogg, 530 California
Frank & Carson, 131 Jlontgomery
Garber, Thornton, & Bishop, 16 S. F.
Stock Exchange Building
George <fe Loughborough, 507 Mont
Graef & Smith, 623 Commercial
Graves W. J. <fe William, 230 Mont
Gray <fe Haven, 530 California
Greathouse & Blandiug, 324 Pine
Gunnison & Booth, 325 Montgomery
Hni;gln & Tevis, 49 Nevada Block
Hammond & Wright, 16 Nevada Block
Harkness & Dunand, 7 Mont Av
Harmon <fe Galpln, 402 Montgomery
Holden & Sautley, 202 Sansome
Hudson & Venable, .87 fllont Block
Irvine & Le Breton, 217 Sansome
Jarboe & Harrison. 230 Montgomery
Jones <ft Jahn, 608 Clay
King & Rodgers, 207 Sansome
Lake & McKoon, 310 Pine
Latimer & Morrow, 75 Nevada Block
Lloyd, Newlands & Wood, 9 Nevada
Block
Magulre & Clough. 402 Montgomery
Mastick, Belcher <fe .lastlck. 520 Mont
McAllister & Bergin, 38 Nevada Block
McClure, Dwindle & Plalsance, 526
Montgomery
McElrath & Eells, 230 Montgomery
Moore E, J. & J. H., 78 Mont Block
Mott Gordon N. & Son, 636 Clay
Naphtaly, Freidenrlch & Ackerman,
426 California
Neumann & EiCKhoff, 436 Mont
North, Lewis & Denl,2;w Montgomery
Parker, Shaffer & Waterman, 13 Mont-
gomery Block
Perkins & Carneal,207 Sansome
Piilbburv & Titus, 306 Pine
Pratt & Metcalfe, 230 Montgomery
Pringle & Havne, 318 Pine
Redston.: J. H. & Co.. 22 Montgomery
Rhodes & Barstow, 606 Montgomery
Robinson, Dlney & Byrne, 310 Pine
Roche & Desbeck, 30 Montgomery Blk
Rosenbaum & Schecllne, 302 Mont
Sart'old &. ili-ux. 217 San.some
Sawyer & Bail, 502 Montgomery
Sharp G. F. & W. H., 409 California
Smith Sidney V. & Son, 630 Sac
Stetson <fe Houghton, 315 California
Stewart, Van Clief & Herrin, .310 Pine
Taylor & Uaight, 207 Sansome
Tobln & TobIn, NE cor Post and
Montgomery
Toohv & Jonasson, 302 Montgomery
Van Dyke & Powell, 607 Montgomery
•Wheaton & Serlvner, 1 Mont Block
Whittemore <fe SlcKee,2 and 3 S. F.
Stock Excliaiige Building
Williams & Firebaugh, 528 California
Wilson & Otis, 420 California
Wilson & Wilson, 420 California
WInans, Belknap & Godoy, 604 Merch
Woods A Collins, 504 Kearny
York <fe Whitworth, 120 Sutter
Aactioneera.
C'ifeal Estate.)
Bell Amory F., 411)4 California
Beudlt Samuel, 536 California
Bowley Brothers, 435 California
Butterfleld William, lOU Montgomery
Cobb H. A, & (!o. , 410 Pine
'■•Cox & Co., 303 Montgomery
Crittenden Parker, 25 Merchant's Ex-
change
Davis R. D. W. & Co., 211 Pine
*Dore Maurice & Co., 410 Pine
Eldridge J. O., 309-313 Sansome
Froomb'.-rg Henry , 33 New Mont
Froomberg Isaac, 815 Kearny
GREENKBAUM & Co., H5 Bush
Harris W alter A Co., 809 Kearny
Holcomb Brothers & Co., 411>^ Col
Jonas Nathan, 33 Kearny
Jones S. L. & Co., 209 Ca'^fornla
Klllip & Co., 132 Sutter
Lamson George F., 425 Kearny
Levy C. <fe Co., 612 California
LIndo & Co., 609 California
Lvon & Kinsey, 943 Market
Munsfleld & Co., 332 Pine
•>Middieton John & Son, 419 Pine
NEWHALL H. M. & C0.,31l Sansome
Pearlman Julius M.,1124 Market
Phlnney G. P., 312 California
Poulterer Thomas J. ,24 Merchants' Ex
Rollins R. R. & Co., 535 Calllornia
Rvan L., 537 California
Spear Edward S. & Co., 729 Market
Slratton E. N. & Co., 829 Market
Sweenev <fe Sharkey (live stock) NB
cor Tenth and Howard
Terry Joseph T. & Co., 747 Market
Trov Charles P., 720 Market
Yerkes Joseph, 12 Stockton
Audipliones.
Matthews N. E., 606 Montgomery
Aurlsts.
(See Oculists and Aurlits.)
Awnine: makers.
(See also Sailmakers.)
Anderson Charles L., 856 Howard
Burton W. H., ISUNew Montgomery
Dehuc Emile, 620 Commercial
Detrick E. & Co.. 123 Clay
NEVILLE & CO., 31-33 California
Rossiter James, 104 Francisco
Slmonton T. B., 771 Mission^
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Awnings and
CO.,
Tents,
Importers of Awning and Tent Stripes.
Selling Agents Cable Flax Mills
Twines.
31-33 California and 16-30 Davis Streets
Axes.
(See also Hardware.)
RICHARDS A SNOW (agents) 408
Market
Axle Grease.
Hepburn Ward A. (Frazer) 309 Sac
Holt Warren (Dixon's) 717 Mont
Lambert & Greene (H. & L.) 148
Natoma
Worden W. H., 221 Commercial
Yates & Co., 113 Front
Babbit Metal Mannfactur-
ers.
GARRATT WILLIAM T., 138 Fre-
mont
Krueger Louis, 515 Commercial
Morrow & Strong, 117 First
SELBY SMELTING A ND LEAD CO.,
ofllce 416 Montgomery
WEED & KINGWELL, 125 First
Bag Manufacturers.
COOK H. N. (mail) 415 Market
COOK & ELLIS (mall) 37 Fremont
Dakin <& LIbbey, NEcor Sacramento
and Davis
Detrick E. A Co., 123 Day
Meyerstein Joseph, 124 Commercial
Morton & Louis, 106 Davis
NEVILLE A CO.. 31-33 California
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MANUFACTURER OF
Mall, Express and Bullion Bags of all
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31-33 California and 16-30 Davis Sts.
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AR51ES & DALLASr, 115-117 Front
BLAKE, KOBBINS & CO.. 516 Sacra-
mento and 51!i Commercial
Bowie W. A . , lUO Tyler
FBANKENTHAL & CO., SW cor Bat-
tery and California
Freund <fe Co., 204 Bush
LlpKher George, .%1 Busli
TAYLOR S. P. <fe CO., 416 Clay
Bae* and BasKlns luiport*
era.
BARBOUR BROTHERS, 511 Market
Coleman W. T. & CO., SW cor Califor-
nia and Front
Dakln & Llbbev, NEcorSacand DavU
Detrlck K. & Cfo.. 123 Clay and 118
Commercial
DICKSON, DE WOLF & CO., 412 Bat
DOYLE HENRY & CO., 511 Market
Forbes Brothers, SOS California
Hanna J. A V. N., 308 Davis
Heynemann & Co., 5 Sansome
Hughes H. & Co., 302 California
Kittle & C.O., 202 California
Koshiand S. & Co., 228 California
Mavhew, Earnest <fe Co., 302 Davis
McNear G. W., 20 California
NEVILLE A CO., 31-33 California
Pohl George G., 110 Drumni
Ten Bosch N. & Co.. 28 Merchants' Ex
Bass and Twlnea.
BARBOUR BROTHERS, 511 Market
Bakeries.
Adler Bertha Mrs., 1026 Larkln
Ahern Ellen Mrs., 1820 EUls
Ahlert FredMlck, 2215 Post
Albrecht Richard, 109 Taylor
Altemus John, SE cor Columbia and
Twenty -sixth
Alvarez Euseblo, 13 PInckney
Alvord Mary Mr3.,759>i Howard
Anderson Elseu Mrs., 504'^ Sixth
Andrew Hannah Miss, 1332 Pacific
Arthur W. S., 539 Second
Ashlev Sarah J. Mrs., 358 Third
Axel Alice, 1711 Market
Axtman Leopold, 511 Hayes
Backer W illlam, NE cor Clay and Ma-
son
Bagala Leo , SE cor xilabama and T wen-
tv-flfth
Baker Charles, NW cor Sixteenth and
Gallndo Alley
Baker William, NE cor Clay and Mason
Barandon Ernst, NE cor Bush and
Fillmore
Bauxls Jean, 911 Pacific
Becker Michael, 1323 Dupont
Behrmann F., 1218 Powell
Betzold & Niemann, 418 O'Farrell
Blerman Julius, 1216 Paclflc
Bltau & Gaye, 8 s Flllh Av, nr M,
South S. F.
Blum Henrv, 1813 Powell
Bock Joseph, 988 Folsom
Bondln & Glelzes, 1412 Dupont
Brader C. Mrs., 1116U Folsom
Bradley Peter M., N s Twenty-eighth,
bet Church and Dolores
Broneer & Smith, 24 Third
Brown Rachel F. Mrs., 1131 Paclflc
Biich Pauline Mrs., 26 Dupont
Buecker & Kupinsky, 2129 Mission
Burck .1. L. A., 205 Kearny
Bnschnrdt Edward, 418 Brannan
Cnraffa <fe Gulnasso, 1309 Dupont
Carl Rosa, 1318 Polk
Carroll John C, 110 First and 428 Fol
Chadbourne Thomas J., 1412-1416
Dupont
Chelgnon .\dolph, 247 Fourth
Christian Sophia Mrs., 842 VaUeJo
Clinton Mary Mrs., 450 Sixth
Coleman Annie Mrs., 1-34 Fifth
Collins Barney, 1037>i Folsom
Coliopv James, 337 Sixth
Colman A. F. Mrs., 433 O'Farrell
Cook John, 521 Fourth
Cooper Wtlilom Mrs., 2549 FoUora
Corcoran Kate, 1643 Mission
Crouan James, E s Mission, bet Twen-
ty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Curran Michael, 717 Brannan
Dalv alary ,\. Mrs., 136 Folsom
Davis William J., 233^ Second
Dellwii{ Theodore, 1811 Polk
Dempsey Patrick, S s Twenty-third,
bet Krvant A v and York
Desmond Daniel, 406 Third
Diederich Henry, NW cor Hyde and
Green
Doane George W., 1019 Howard
Dobrzensky Julia Mrs., 21 Sixth
Doehriug Charles, 336 Third
Dresen Joseph E. M., 1012 Pierce
Ebltt Annie Mrs., 323 Fifth
Eck Adam, 804 Greenwich
Eggers Mluna -Mrs., 1019 Paclflc
Elnfeldt Martha Mrs., 509 Mission
Elder Mary Mrs., 256 First
Ellis Mary A. Mrs., 2006,'^ Mission
Endrls C. Mrs., 776 Folsom
Engelberg Emil A., 416 Kearny
Eugler German, SW cor Union and
Sonora
English Ellen Mrs., 1885 Mission
Eiinis Cathevini' Miss, HX)5 Geary
Farnlacher Adam, 1218 >^ Folsom
Farrell John. 442!^ Thlnl
Fitzgerald Ellen Mrs., 4 Turk
Fitzgerald jHary, 143 Second
Fltzslmraons Maggie Mrs., 115Twenty-
fourth
Flynn Margaret Mrs., 1206 Howard
Fortler Shadrach Mrs., 219 Tyler
Framke J. Mr8.,S s Point Lobos At,
bet Wood and Collins
Friday Elizabeth Mrs., 2307 Bush
Friedlander Siegmund, 321 Union
Fries & Jlerktl, 911 Larkln
Gehen Mary Mrs., 1050 Howard
Goecken Herman B., 511 Third
Graham Kate S. Mrs., SW cor Eddy
and Jones
Gramlich Sebastian, 245 Third
Grant Charles C, 1103 Howard
Grant Margaret G. Mrs,, 510 Fourth
Gschwind Remi. 523 Valencia
Guenin Felix, 1510 Dupont, rear
Hagemann Philip, 320'< Fifth
Hagerty Juhanna Mrs., 309 Minna
Hahn Wllhelm, 140 Ninth
Hahnemann Albert, 980 Harrison
Handlos Theresa Mrs., 229 Fifteenth
Hartmann Joseph, 124 Eighth
Harvey N. Miss, 117 EUls
Hauser Bernard, 333 Hayes
Heaton James, 1707 Market
HeltmuUer Henry, 1221 Polk, 1602 Gea-
rv, aud 492 Eighth
Hellwig Frederick, SE cor Dupont and
Morton
Hemme & Renter, 27 Kearny
Hemmelberg Henry, NE cor Four-
teenth Av aud N, South S. F.
Herbst Louisa Mrs., 134 Second
Herold Charles, 704 Battery
Hessler William, 715 Pacific
Hickstadt Hermann, 127 Fourth
Hill Marv Mrs., 214 Twenty-fourth
Hllpert Leonard, 1223 Stockton
Hirschey Harriet A. Mrs., 1038 Folsom
Hoffmann Annie Miss, 209 Twenty-
fourth
Hofmeister Henry, 537 Hayes
Holden Albert, 702'A Larkln
Howard Mary J. Mrs., NE cor Second
Av and Seventeenth
Huested G. M. Mrs.. 1505 Stelner
Hughes & Foley, SE cor Fourth and
.Tessle, and 118 Seventh
Hull Jessie Mrs., 211 Eighteenth
Ingham Mary Mrs., 1151 Mission
Isaacson Lena Mrs., 116 Tyler
Jeannin Jennie Mrs., 129 Gough
Jensen Annie Miss, 37 Fifth
Johnson Sarah Mrs., 420 Third
Kahu Herman, 946J4 Mission
Kaiser John & Co., 421-423 Fourth
Kalb Peter J., 114 Thirteenth
Ka'.terer Philip. E s Mission, bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Karasson Mary Mrs., 93934 Folsom
Keany Mary, 1555 Mission
Kelly Kate Mrs., 327 Fourth
Kelly Patrick, 238 Fifth
Kemme George, NE cor Leavenworth
and Broadway
Kennedy J- E. Mrs., 37 Clementina
Kildull Thomas, 1 Boardman
Klevn Helena Mrs., 14 Fifth
Knight Charles M., 37 Sixth
Kramer Bernhard, NE cor Grove and
Buchanan
Kurz Louis, 215 Second
Ladue James, 412 Polk
Lallv M. Mrs., W s Mission, nr Thirty-
first
Lame Joseph, 722 Lombard
Laparlat Blaise, 936 Howard
Lnrklns I'lorence E.Mrs., 431 Green-
wich
Larrabee-Smlth Rhoda V. Mrs., 99S
Market
Lavalley Louis P., 408 Broadway
Lawreuson A. Mrs.. 125 Fair Oaks
Le Mar Catherine Mrs.,813's FDlsom
Leavitt Clara Mrs., 134 Fifth
Lehman 11. Mrs., 955 Howard
Leonard Margaret Mrs., 564 Mission
Levin Mary Mrs., 15201^ Polk
Lewis Louisa Mrs., N s Halght, bet
Webster and Fillmore
Llebcrt Bertha Mrs., 1631 Polk
Luther Eleanor Mrs., 11/7 Valencia
Lvnn Patrick. 3011 Mission
Macv JIary F. Mrs.,2608,'4 Mission
Madden Marv A. Mrs., 117 Seventh
Malatesta Giovanni, 1313 Dupont
Mather Amanda C. Mrs., 228 First
McCann Maria Mrs., 143 Third
McClosky Hermann, 16 Hermann
McDevItt James, 504 Minna, and 152
First
McGrath Mary Mrs., 335 Fifth
McGrath P. F., 135 Fifth
McGrouther Margaret Mrs., .345>^ Fifth
McKenna 3Iargaret,W s Gunnison Av,
bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eighth
McLane Catherine Mrs., 410 Fourth
McLane Marian Miss. 107 Geary
Melghan Rebecca A. Mrs., 1425 Polk
3Iel6lng GuBtave,120 Third
Mensing Antone, 237 Fourth
Mertens Louisa Mrs., 451 ( ictavla
Mesenburg Herman, 1124 Harrison
Messner & Serres, 402 Pacific
Meyer Anna Mrs., 159 Sixteenth
Meyer Joseph, 617 Post
Meyer Nanette, 705 Polk
Miller Louisa, 829>^ Vallejo
MiUmeister Henry F., 312 Hayes
Milne Mary L. Mrs., 1745 Mission
Mitchell Mary Mrs., 8 Seventh
Moellor Charles. 20O7 Hyde
Moore John, 415 Fifth
Moore Marv Mrs., 415 Fifth
Morgan Josiah E., 1104 Montgomery
Morrell Charles o., 738 Howard
Mose Louisa Sirs., 26 Page
Moss Lizzie Mrs., 940 Harrison
Moutr\ Marv Mrs., W s Church, bei
Elizabeth and Twenty-third
Muehe <fe Duggau, 211 Sutter
MuUer George, SW cor Mission «nd
Eleventh
Mundet Johanna Mrs., cor Francisco
and Midway
Murray Kenneth M. Mrs., 115 Sixth
Murray Marv Mrs., 318 Sixth
Mysell Joseph G., 142 Eleventh
NIese {"rederick, 913 Harrison
Noonan Jeremiah, 40 Seventh
O'Brien Elizabeth Mrs., 1209 Devlsa-
dero
O'Neill Edward, 401 Geary
Overstreet William F., 208 Fourth
Pedroni Gioachimo, H07 Stockton
Pierron Emile, 304 Montgomery Av
Poehlman William, .SW cor Powell and
Post
Ratto Bartolomeo, 427 Paclflc and 502
Post
Reiilv Susan Mrs., 152 First
Richardson Richard, NE cor Mission
and Twentieth
Rieble Jacob Mrs., 1633 Post
Rollet Charles, 6.39 Broadway
fioure Joseph, NE cor Dupont and
Union
Roux Paul, 114 Virginia
Sachse Louis, 315 Stockton
Sauer Christian, 2217 Post
Scheiner Catherine, 203 Second
Schneider Jacob, 115 Oak
Schroth & Westerfeld, 228 Kearny
Schulz J. & Co., NE cor Mason and
Union
Schwan Marv Mrs., 930>^ Harrison
Schwerln Henry W'., 1129 Dupont
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MULLER'S OPTOMETER,
The only reliable Instrument for Testing
Defective Vision, 135 Montgomery.
JONAS J. MORRISON,
N. G. cor. Mission a.ntl Spear Sts. Choice Sugar Pine,
Cedar, Siielviiiif, SteppiMif, Redwood «b Oreg'oii Liiunber«
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Sears Catherine Mrs., 1155)^ Howard
Selz Cecilia Mrs., 907 Bryant
Sevev Ann Mrs., 10 Folsom
ghaw Mary Mrs., 254 FourtU
I Shelley John, 504 '« Si.xth
Simpson MiiuKlc Mrs., aiT,'^ Folsom
Slavin }'atrick, 1324 Dupont
Smith CharleH, lolH Folsom
Smith Kate Mrs., 418'^ Seventh
Smith Mary Miss, 315 Fifth
Spannagel John C, 125 Seventh
Stein Robert, 1137 Folsom
Sterns Theresa Mrs., 819 Broadway
Stewart Ann Mn-., 182i) Union
Stolilniann William, 337 TurK
Stumpf Balthasar, 226 Pacific
Sullivan Abble Miss, 540 Fourth
Swain Albert E.. 036 Market
Swain K. K. & Co., 213 Sutter
Taylor Cyrus D. Mrs., 207 SUth
Taylor James, 903 Bush
Timney Ellen J., 1505 Powell
Trespaille Martin, 1504 Turk
Trevlvick Mury Mrs., 211 Sixth
Trost Milliam, 2441 California
Tuite James, 2j7 Eighth
Ulrlch Joseph, 1321 Stockton
Unsellini Anna Mrs., 219 Sixth
Valente Louie, 216 Broadway
Vance John, 1128 Folsom
Varndall Catherine, 904 S'alencla
Vlts Jacob, 1205 J'olk
Volz AuKustus, 109 Third
Von Helms & GoeslinK, 514 Third
Wanz John D. Mrs., 204 Twenty-
fourth
Weber Julius, SE cor Howard and
Eleventh
Westerfeld & Page, 745 Market
Weston William, 9. Stockton
Wheeland Bros., 2232 Mission
White Douglass Mrs., 1629 Devisadero
Widmer Godleib, NE cor Vallejo and
Stockton
Wiener Henry, 225 Fifth
Wlkox Lizzie Mrs., 535 Geary
Wilson Augustus, 1139 Folsom
Wilson Mary A. Mrs., ;j42 Fourth
Winsle Bros., SE cor Bat. and Vallejo
Wollitz Theodore, 1425 Dupont
Wollltz Theodore Jr., Sfc; cor oTarrell
and Pierce
Wooster Sarah Mrs., 217 Sixteenth
Worsey William G. Mrs., 704 Filbert
Wright E. Mrs., 3038 Sixteenth
Bakeries— Cracker.
California Cracker Co., N W cor Battery
and Broadway
Chadbourne T. J., 1412 Dupont, office
214 Sacramento
Muller GirarJ, SW cor Mission and
Eleventh -j
JRatto B., 429 Pacific jv^
bakiiiBT Potvder.«.
(.See Yeast Powders.)
Balances.
(iSee Scales.)
Ball and Backet Courts.
Butler Michael, 846 Howard
Condon John, 733 Howard
Ball Twines.
DOYLE HENRY & CO., 511 Market
Ballasters.
Chase & Wolff, 900 Front
Haseltlne Charles E., 46 Steuart
Kerr William, 903 Batterv
Itoblnson P., 1122 Battery
Bands— military.
Alpers Charles, 700 Mission
Ali)e.rF Charles W., 1C23 Powell
Ballenberg Nathan, 539 California
Blum Marcus M., 647 Market
Blythe W. J. .539 California
Kn.pp H. (Union Catling) 12 Tyler
Kitzau Henry, SE cor Post and Dupont
Schmidt Joseph, .5:J5 California
Wetterman A., 137 Post
WiUis M. W. (Great Western) 417 Bush
Bank Conimisfiioners.
Coleman E. J., 2i2 Sansome
Watt Robert, 202 Sansome
White William F.,202 Sansome
Bank Vaults.
(.Sec also Safes.)
Hall'a Safe and Lock Co. 211 California
Kittredge Jonathan, 18-20 Fremont
Leavitt Charles H., 225 B.-ale
Nutting Calvin & Sons, 121 Fremont
Raymond & Wilshire, 215 California
SIMS JOHN R., 12;j Beale
Bankers.
Belloc <fc Cie., 5'i4 Montgomery
Berton F. & Co., 527 Clay
Borel Alfred & Co., NW cor Clay and
Montgomery
Donohoe, Kelly & Co., SE cor Mont-
gomery and Sacramento
Gansl A. & J. Cullen, NW cor Mont-
gomery anil Commercial
Hopkins William S., 32G Montgomery
L.\ZA UD FRERES, -05 Sansome
Slever Daniel, 212 Pine
Plume John V. & Co., 232 California
Sather & Co.. NE cor Mont and Com
Sutro & Co., 408 Montgomery
Tallant & Co., NE cor Cnl and Battery
Thompson & Co., 421 California
Watson, LaGrange & Gibson, 3S4 Pine
Banks.
ANGLO-CALIFORNL\N BANK(llm-
Ited) 422 'California
BANK BRITISH COLUMBIA, SE
cor California and Sansome
BANK BRITISH NORTH AMERI-
CA, 219-221 Sr.nsome
BANK OF CALIFORNIA, NW cor
California and Sansome
Coniptoir D'Esconipie de Paris, C. De
Guigne agent, 401 California
First National Gold Bank, SW cor
Montgomery and Summer
Grangers' Bank of California, NE cor
California and Davis
Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation, W. H. Harries agent,
423 California
LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO
BANK (limited) 424 California
Merchants' Exchange Bank (in liqui-
dation) 320 Sansome
National Rank of Australasia, Hell-
mann Bros. <fc Go. agents, 52.5 Front
National Gold Bank and Trust Co. (In
liquidation) NW cor Montgomery
and California
NEVADA BANK OF SAN FRAN-
CISCO, NW cor Montgomery and
Pine
Pacific Bank, NW cor San and Pine
Union Bank of Australia, Hellmann
Brothers & Co. agents, 525 Front
WELLS. FARGO & CO.'S, NE cor
California and Sansome
Banks— Savings and lioan.
Califoniia Savings and Loan Society,
NW" cor Eddy and Powell
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank of Sav-
ings (In liquidatioji) 528 California
Franco-.\merican Savings Bank, 428
Montgomery
French Mutual Provident Savings and
Loan Society, 534 California
GERMAN SAVIN(JS AND LOAN
SOCIETY. 52fi California
HIBERNIA .SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY, NE cor Montgomery
and Market
Humboldt Savings and Loan Society,
18 Gcarv
Masonic Savings and Loan Bank (in
liquidation) 6 Post
Metropolitan Loan Association, 320
Sansome
Odd Fellows' Savings Bank, .•K5 Mont
SAN FRANCI.SCO SAVINGS UNION,
532 California
SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY,
619 Clay
Security Savings Bank, 215 Sansome
Barbers.
(See also Hairdressers.)
Aaron .Toseph, .534 Third
Abraham A. A Brother, 6 Turk
AbraniH Adolph, 1305 Leavenworth
Allen Ilenrv, 88i Howard
Asch Benjamin, 215 Sixth
Aurouze Marlus & Co., 203 Mont At
Barbier J. 1'., 1226 Dupont
Batavia Marx, 4ll Sa'-ramento
Batavia Philip, 651 Merchant
Brllhes <fe (Jo., 124 Montgomery At
Bell J. B., 1239 Folsom
Bernard 11., 640 Market
Beyer Lewis II., 1330 Dupont
Bidekoff August, 129 Third
Blelly Joseph R., 418 Bush
BolRse Eugene, 526 (Jonmierdal
Bollinger Francis, ]15,'-i Jackson
Born Cliarles; 417 Post
Broquet Jean, 319 Montgomery At
Brougham John, 631 Kearny
Brown Stephen G., 216 Sixteenth
Bullier John F., 1629 Market
Burger Jacob, 523 Pacific
Callinnn John, 152 .Second
Cefous James, 905 ,'4 Howard
Ceva .\ndrea, NE cor Broadway and
Dupont
Charbonnat Paul, 24 Montgomery At
Christopher Louis, 1405 Polk
Clark Thomas F., 2015 Mission
Clark William H., 03 New Mont
Cohen Philip, 12 Sacramento
Cohn Salomon, 504 '<i Cliiy
Coleman Adolph, 218 Pacific
Coleman Charles U., 527 Sacramento
Cook John, 131 Montgomery
Cordan Antonio C, 210 Drumm
Cordeiro Manuel M., 20 Clay
Corinson Nathan, 1829 Union
Corriveau Louis, 113 Gearv
Cosgrove William F., 1134 Folsom
Creamer Aaron, 319 Sansome
Curtis John, 1164 Market
Davis Charles A., 845 Clay
Davis Jacob, 17 Geary
Dieir3nbacherG..9U)^ Larkln
Doll Peter, 1239 Folsom
Drescher Charles, 5% Geary
Duim David E., .330,'^ Montgomery
Dupont Otto, 1419 Octavia
Earl Thomas J.. 145 Ninth
Edmonds P. A., 119 Sixth
Einsfeld Peter, 650 Market
Ellis John M., 53 Fifth
Emmerich Balthasar, 2610 Mission
Epplnger John, 1.559 Market
Erbe .\dam, 5 Stockton
Evaimo J. B.,712 Pacific .
Ewald Theodore, 1218 Stockton
Fanander Albert, 1060,1^ Folsom
Fernandez Francisco, 213 Third
Ferraioll Louis, 13 Montgomery Av
Fischer Alexander, 923 Montgomery
Fi.sher Frank. 817 Battery
Fisher Peter ,Ir., 306 Fourth
Flelschman Charles, 315 Kearny
Fleischnian John, 203 Third
Flicourt Edward, 217 Montgomery At
Flleler & Klefer, 5 Powell and 4 Eddy
Fox Simon, 621 Davis
Fielling Peter, 22S Boardman
Fried David, 1595 Turk
Funk Henry, 5-Jl Sacramento
Gander H'^nry, 426 Broadway
Garrlsere A Stein, 600 Montgomery
Gassmann John B., 406 Union
Gav Charles, 546!*. Mission
Geileit Brothers, 210 Bush
Geiister Jacob, 808 Larkin
Gentll Arthur, 706 Pacific
Giese Klllan, 434 Pacific
GIrardIn John F., 1905 Fillmore
Gollv Joseph, 1203 Dupont
Gorfinkel William, 412'4 Sixth
Grcif <fc Arniann.636 Wa.shlngton
Grimm Adam, Lick House
Guadanl Lulgl, 630 Broadway
Gusman Domingo, 105't Market
Haberechl William, 1432 California
Hadlev Walter, 262 Third
Haln Kdward, 1206 Polk
Himimerschmiilt John, 610 Laguna
Harris Mnrtln H., .504 Hayes
Hauser Herman, 215 Dupont
Heath John .\.,2.31'-i Second
Heegler Gottfr cd, 202 Fourth
Ileilfronn Julius, 341 Hayes
Heln Edward, 1206 Polk
Heinz Henry, 505 East
Hen^e S. L., 108 Sixth
Hltchlngs & Harrison. 208 Brannan
Hock it Perazzo, 548 Washington
Holtoan John, 711 Davis
House W. Edward, 3008 Mission
House William M., 266 First
Huber Charles, 2007 Polk
Ilyuian Leon, 2 Sixth
Hyman Nathan, 211 Montgomery Av
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Infprinr nprnratnr '""^ *" UaAn of Wlndoiv Shade
mienor UeCOraiOr. Material and Fixtures.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
wholesale: hardware.
Corner Miirket and Front St
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Isaacs I'eter, 412 Pacific
Jacobs Jacob Jr., 517 MontRotnery Av
Jager George W., tao O'Farrell
JentzBch Le()i)old, 4-11 Sixth
Johnson John, 10(X).',i. Market
Joseph Ii-aac, 415 Kant
Kammerer & Koch. 542 California
Hastens & Yack, 1102 Larkln
Kelle.v Frank A., NW cor Twenty-
fonrth and Bryant
Kellv Edward, 270 IJrannan
Klefer John, 250 Bush
Klcmm HuKo, 285 Kast
Knoecbel & Brand, 621 Montgomery
Koch M. & Bro., &18 Commercial
Koelzcr Anton, 1743 Mission
Koerner Martin. 4 Hardle PI
Korn Abraham I., 545 California
Kriill Ernst, 1071 Bryant
Laewen Herman, 163 Second and 672,'^
Mission ,, ^ , J
Lampe Bros., Cosmopolitan Hotel ana
The Baldwin
Landgraf & Knuuer, 105 Fourth
Laubenheimer Charles, Grand Hotel
Laurlcella & Co., l.'«9 Uupont
Lehn Philip P., 606 Merchant
Lehrltter John, SW cor Montgomery
Av and Kearny
Lempke ( itto, 12y Fourth
Levey Benjamin, WA Jackson
Levev & Harris, 705'4 Market
Levy Max, 358 Fourth
Lewin Moses, 419 Fourth
Lewis Herman, 203 Pacific
Lewis & Harris, 822 Kearny
LInchan Daniel J., 503 Howard
Lipman & Hvman, 403 I'Ine
Mahonev John T., 1102 Maiket
Mantel Julius, 1048 Buchanan
Mever F. W. Henry, 1741 Mission
Miller Frederick \V.,206>^ Sutter
Miller William, 614 Post
Miraylla Camlllo, 900 Front
Mitchell Ferdinand, 108 Steuart
Mohr Carl, 1437 Mission
Moore Manuel, 1145 Folsom
Morgeustern H. W., 540 Market
Murphv Charles, 135 Third
Murphy Dennis, 303 Sixth
Murray John, 9 Pacific
Nestel August, 320 Francisco
Nicholas George, 31 Sacramento
O'Sullivan Patrick, 1069 Howard
Obenauer George, 39 Second
Oppenheim * Stieber, 12 Sixth
Orflla P. v., 238 Kearny
. Perino Frank, 619 Sacramento
Peterson <fe Alarme, 1133 Dupoiit
Petrie Henrv, 1743 Mission
PhiUips James K., 114 Sutter
Pimental Joseph, NW cor Michigan
and Shasta
Pitta Edward H., 105.'.^ Folsom
Plato & Heense, 108 Sixth
Pollard Llewellyn, 788 Folsom
Proschold Charles, 844 Vali'iicia
Proschold Tuisko, 624 Fourth
Rapp Charles E., 325 Dupont
Kay Charles C, NW cor Buchanan
and Geary
Kebhan Andrew, W b Folsom, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Keese John, 404 Pacific
Rice John T., 770 Howard
Kichter Henry, Sli cor Kailroad and
Seventh ays, South S. F.
Eockenfield William, 441 Valencia
Rosa Joseph P., 657 Clay
Rosenthal Morris, 225 Dupont
Rosenthal William, 12 Jackson
Russell Brothers, 62 Second
Sand Brothers, 50 Fourth
Sanil Ferdinand, 23 Third
Sanguinetti Nicholas A., 1512 Stockton
Schmitt Fiancis A., 403 Dupont
Schnei.ler Jacob, 604 Twenty-third
Schoen Louis L., 1256 JIarket
Schoenwald Albert, 2209 Geary
Schocnwald Otto, 127 Second
Schorward Frederick, NW cor Fifth
and Bryant
Schottler Hermann, 3000 Mission
Schuck & Wltte, 434 Jlontgomery
Schultz Philip, 220 McAllister
Schwartz k Son, 653 Sacramento
Schworn Michael, llOO'j Stockton
Sehg Samuel A., 903 Market
Shaen Aaron, 321 Bush
Shaftner Charles H., 2115"i Fillmore
Silva Antonio, 12:<1 Dupont
Silva Frank A., 5:i0 Fourth
Silva John M., 901 Folsom
Silva Manuel M., 1411 StockUm
Silva M. J., 112 Firsrt
Slhelra Josejih V., 518 Fourth
SIrpo Cvrus It., 418 B\ish
Smith George L., 1210 Market
Scares James, 31 ;4 New Montgomery
Soils Angcll, 1124 Larkln
Solomon Abraham, 506 Howard
Sperl Charh-s, 444 Third
Stable Heury W\, Occidental Hotel
Stern Sigmuml, SOI Kearny
Stevens Joseph H., 234 Fifth
Stom George A., 104 Ninth
Streckcr <fe Kern, ;« Post
Streib Julius, 8 Merchants' Exchange
Strozvnski Roman, 364 Third
Sueand Nathaniel C, NE cor Mont-
gomerv and ('alifornia
Telxeiia F. L., 505 Broadway
Thomas John, 107 Jackson
Tresselt Wiarles. 553 Fourth
Troell Conrad, 721 Clay
TuftH. N., 818 Third
Ubhaus Brothers, 12 Geary
Van Geisterfield H. Louis, 633 Pacific
Vantine John, 3005 Mission
Voislnct & Thomas, 5-15 Merchant
Vor. Imhoff Fred. C.,701 Greenwich
Wall liobert, 313 East
W'anek Edward, 144 Third
Ward Andrew J., 665 Mission
Warmbath Max, 6 Stockton
Webber Charles, 152 Steuart
Wiebe & Strehl, 28 Stockton, and 4
Morton
WnUlams Nathaniel F., 799 Fourth
Wolf John, 221 Dupont
W unsch Nicholas,NW cor Railroad and
Eleventh Avs, South S. F.
Zlmmer Charles K., 6 Summer
Zimmermann Edward, !*38 Sixth
Zorb Anton, 535 Clay
"Barbers Asent**
Stolz David, 3 Hardle PI
Wolther P. H., 207 Dupont
Barlt Dealers.
Turner & Co., 619 East
Barrel and Keg Btannfac-
tnrers.
(See alio Coopers.')
MattuUath Manufacturing Co., E s
Eighth, bet Bryant and Harrison
Nesbitt I. & Bro., 21 Bluxome
Pacific Barrel and Keg Factory, Bran-
nan nr Seventh, office 408 Cal
Barrel Dealers.
Bailey Patrick, 719 Brannan
Gallardo Raphael, NW cor Twenty-
sixth and Folsom
Harley Charles & Co., 116 Davie
Hogan & Co., 106 Drumm
Lawson & Moore, 506 Front
Nesbitt I. & Bro., 21 Bluxome
Barrels — Paper.
Pacific Barrel and Keg Factory, office
408 California
Basket Makers.
ARMES & DALLAM, 115-117 Front
Cutturo Pietro,722 Front
Lipsher G., 331 Bush
Navlet Victor, 224 LeldesdorflT
Tewes Frederick, 638 and 656 Market
Wackett & Blower, WO Market
West Coast Furniture Co., NW cor
Fourth and Bryant
Bath Makers.
Ballard George, 215 Second
Batlis.
Bamher J. J. (Swimming) foot Mont-
gomery Av
Bazan F., 16-33 Mission
Bremer N. (Russian and Turkish) 722
Montgomery
Canepa Peter, 323 Montgomery Av
Clausmann M. Mrs., 738 Pacific
Corriveau Louis, 113 Geary
Driseoll C. E., 2210 Powell
Fischer Alexander, 923 Montgomery
Goble John E., Long Bridge Wharf
Grief & Armann, 6.36 M'aiihlngton
Grimm Adam, Lick House
Hamniam, 11 Dupont
Heegler Gottfried, 202 Fourth
Horn Jerome (magnetic) 302 PoBt
Kiefcr John, 230 Bush
King Philip, 323 Pacific
Knop.chtl & Brand (Montgomery) 621
Montgomery
Lampe Brothers, Cosmopolitan Hotel
and The Baldwin
Landis C. (tan) 53 Minna
Laubenheimer Charles, Grand Hotel
Iioryea A. M. (Turkish and medicated)
11 Dupjnt
Neptune and Mermaid Sea Baths,
Beach, bet Hyde and Larkln
Moore D. C. (magnetic) 8 Ellis
Obenauer George, 39 Second
Phillips James R. , 114 Sutter
Rosa J., 657 Clay
Sand Brothers, 50 Fourth
Smith Barlow J. (medicated) 633 Cal
Stable H. W.-, 233 BuBh
Stable & Bernhard, Rubs HouBe
Truworthy A. (swimming) Merrlmac
St., Long Bridge
Walworth J. J. (swimming) cor Bay
and Dupont
Zelle Frederick (Russian and Turkish)
524 Pacific
Bed Comforter Manafac-
tnrera.
Du Rose Francis F., 506 Market
Bed Sprlne Manafacturers.
Blanchard Jules, 44 Fourth
California Spring Manuf. Co., 147 New
Montgomery
Pacific Spring and Mattress Manuf.
Co., 79 New Montgomery
Beds and Beddlnir>
(fifee also JPurtiiture ; also Mattress
Makers ; also Spring Beds.)
Aronson Abraham, 1326 Stockton
Behlow William, 116 Sutter
Berson A. & Son, 710 Washington
BURNHAM J. W. & CO., 618 Market
and 15 Post
California Furniture Manufacturing
Co.,220BuBh
CJhadbourne F. S. & Co., 735 Market
CONNELLY JAMES & CO., 217 Bush
Conroy J. G.,242Thlrd
Emanuel L. & E., 319 Pine
Fischer Sigmund, 113 Third
Franco & Rennert, 1051 Market
Frank Heurv, 212 Commercial
GILBERT & MOORE, 219 Bush
Glover & Willcomb, 65 New Mont
Heney William J. & Co., 725 Market
Hinckley E., 149 New Montgomery
Hufschmidt Frederick, 323 Pine
Jansen Alexander, 946 Howard
Laeremans Frank, 528 Washington
Lang Alexander, 104 Fourth
Lew A. N., 1026 Howard
Nachman A., 151 New Montgomery
Rosenthal J., 47 Third
Schoenfeld & Hey man, 749 Market
Shaber John A. & Co., 707 Market
Stamper J. W\ & Co., 215 Bush
Walcom George, 109 Stockton
West Coast Furniture Co., NW cor
Fourth and Bryant
Windel H. & Co., 310 Stockton
Beeliive Mannfaetnrer.
Wetherbee George M., NW cor Bryant
and Fifth
Bell Founders.
GARRATT W. T., 140 Fremont
Greenberg & Co., 205 Fremont
WEED & KINGWELL, 125 First
Bell Uansers.
{See also Brass Founders ; also Lock-
smiths.)
Browning August, 651 Clay
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 134 Sutter
Camous Andre, 436 Bush
Cohn David, 1102 Folsom
Crowe Timothy, 115 Fourth
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY,
EDDY ST., West of Fillmore Street
OFFICE. 33 GEARY ST.
JACOB STRAHLE & CO.
Billiard Table
MANUFACTURERS,
M@. SSS MmMMEW Etmmew^
We call the attention of purchasers to our fine stock of Billiard Tables ; their elegant design, solidity and LOW
PRICES, maKing them desirable in every respect.
Sole Agents and Manufacturers of the Celebrated
DELANEY'S PATENT STEEL WIRE CUSHIONS.
These Cushions are the best, without any exception, for their correctness of angles and durability; they are the latest
and most Improved style known to this day.
GOOD SECOND HAND BILLIARD TABLES AT FROM $150 TO $250^
— ^NEW STYLE POOL TABLE (CombiDation PooI and BiUlard) $150 TO $200.
BILLIARD BALLS. CLOTH, CUE LEATHER, ETC. BILLIARD GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
Tie Largest Billiard House on ine Pacific coast! THE LOWEST PRICES !
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THE MACKINNON PEN
Patented Marcli 21, 1876, April 23, 1878, and January 21, 1879.
SECTIONAI, \11':W.
A WEITING INSTEUMENT FOE THE DESK OE POCKET.
Constructed on an entirely new and philosophical plan, conibiiilnK Kase, Speed, Economy, nnrability. Writes
twenty -four hourij without retllling, on any surface, with any clean Ink. The only diamond pointed conical shaped pen
made.
A. S. SPENC'K * CO., 537 Sfnrhel Street. San FrnnciHoo, Sole .\Kents for the Pacific Coast,
Mexico and CtMiinil America, and wholesale dealers In I'ATKNT NOVKLTIES, Toys and Fancy Good8 o» ever}-
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^M® mMMAWWMW WQ)WWMW Q)W Q>WM IIM®®
IS THE
JP^^K^LOI^ I3ir^I^IAPM> TAJ3LE.
Now on exhibition at the Pah\ce Hotel, No. 28 New Montgomery Street, where parties can
see its beauty and general feasibility, and all its practical workings.
We are now prepared to furnish the Trade and famihes with different styles and prices,
as follows :
Slate CJomposit, Ivory Balm, Cues, Etc.
AVith
Wooden
Balls.
With
Wooden
Bed.
SIZE,
20 X 40
28 X 56
36 X 72
48 X %
54 X 108
inches
$ 35 00
75 00
$ 27 50
65 00
$ 25 00
60 00
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117 00
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165 OO
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200 00
180 00
They are made of the best material and thoroughly substantial, and in such a manner
that they can, in five minutes, be taken apart to be stored or packed, and as soon set up
again ready for use. Sizes ranging from 18 by 36 inches to 46 by 92 inches, and larger if
desired, by special order.
Those who have tried them pronounce them superior to any table now in use. They
Rre causing lots of wonder because of their simplicity, beauty and general practicability.
The balls roll with lightning rapidity from angle to angle.
Thousands of people visit our jilace of exhibition daily, and are so greatly amused at
its workings that they are giving orders far in excess of our present ability to furnish them.
However, in a few days, with extra workmen, we will be ready to fill all orders as fast as
they come in.
Our motto is justice to all. Come one, come all, and see the new California invention.
We are filling orders from Portland, (Oregon), Chicago, Salt Lake, Nevada, Mexico, Arizona
and the interior, as they are just the thing for all hot and wet climates. All standards are
Nickel Plated and beautifully ornamented in the most elegant style.
Address all communications to No. 28 New Montgomery street, Palace Hotel. Mathew-
son's Combination Parlor Billiard Table Manufacturing Co.
Caveat filed and Patent applied for.
B^" GREAT INDUCEMENTS GIVEN TO AGENTS. "^
S, R. MATHEWSON & CO.
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OIPORTER OP AND DEALER IN COAL AND PIG IRON,
4:1 Market Street, comer Spear*
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Crusscll F. R., 414 Kearny
Davidson Jaiin's P.. 8r2 Market
Dexter Albert G., 2M .Seventh
Edelmnn .losepli, 721 (I'Kurrell
Faulhuber George, I'i Montjiomery Av
HarrlH, Oswald & Noble, aOS Leldes-
dortr
Hayniann Aaron, 136 Post
Joost Brothers, NE cor Mtsston and
Eleventh
Kohnke John, 405;^ California
Leavens William M., Ifl) Eleventh
Mahcr Joseph W., Ift! New Mont
Welde John, 817 Market
Morris Pneumatic Manufacturing Co.,
1015 Market
Newhotr Frank F., .528 P.nsh
Kabjohn PMwin Jr., 9 Turk
Schlrmeier Frederick, 785 Mission
Schnoor Christian H., 219 Sixth
Sllversteln E., 5 Broadway
Silverstein Louis, 511 Montgomery Av
WILL & FINCK, 769 Market
OALIFOENIA
ELECTRICAL WORKS,
134 SUTTER,
Dealers in TeleBraph and Electrical
Apparatus and Supplies.
Electrical Hotel and House Annuncia-
tors, Belie, Burglar Alarms,
Fire Alarms, Mining Gongs, Etc.
^WILL & FINCK
769 MARKET.
Electric Burglar Alarm !
Electric and Medianlcal Bell Hangers.
Speakin? Pipes with Patent Traps
put lip. All work done by experienced
workmen, and warranted to be the best
In the city.
Bell Importers.
DUNHAM, CARRIGAN & CO., 107
Front
GAKRATT W. T.. 140 Fremont
LInfortb, Rice & Co., 401 Market
Bellovrs— nannfactnrers.
California Bellows Manufacturing Co.,
32 Fremont
Fenn F. C. N., 1628 Mission
McKeune Henry, 566 Mission
Belting.
(* Mamifactnrers.)
Baker & Hamilton, 13-19 Front
Berry & Place, S\V cor Market and
Fremont
Carolan, Cory & Co, 117 California
*COOK n. N., 415 Market
'•'COOK & ELLIS, .37 Fremont
*DEGEN L. P., 10 Fremont, nr Mar-
ket
*Goodyear Rubber Co., E. H. Pease
Jr.. and 8. M. Runyon, agents, 577
Market
Gregory H. P. , & Co. (agent N. T.
Belting and Packing Co.) 2-2)^
California
*Gutla Percha and Rubber Manufac-
turing Co., .501 Market
«Royer Herman . 8.')5-861 Brvant
Selby Thomas H. <fe Co., 116 California
COOK & ELLIS,
37 FREMONT ST.,
Hanafacturertt Oah-tanned
Leather Belting
And Hone, and Elk and
Bawbide liaclns.
ZZ. 3>T. OOOZSl,
Manufacturer ol
OAK LEATHER BELTING AND HOSE,
415 MARKET.
Manufacturer of
California 4>ak-(anned
LEATHER BELTING,
Rawhide Belting, Rawhide Rope,
Round Baltins and finest Lace Leather
con^;tantly on hand.
10 FREMONT.
Bill Posters.
City Advertising and Bill Posting Co.,
626 Commercial
Keyt * Co., 506 Commercial
Billiard Balls and Cues.
Liesenfeld Philip, 585 Market
MATHEWSON <fe CD.. 28 New Mont
Meyer J. G. H., H'lO Kearny
STRAHLE JACOB & CO., 533 Market
Billiard Saloons.
Bartel H., SW cor Front and Union
Becker &(Jhl, 113 Sixth
Beyer Adolph, 238 Sixteenth
Coen Frank, 531 Jackson
Cronin John, 8E cor California and
Fillmore
Evers Henry, 801 Kearny
Godsll John, The Baldwin, 20 Powell
Gray William, SE cor Folsom and
Twenty-.iecond
Hart .Tohn. NE cor Turk and Steiner
Hartshorne & Waters, 126 Kearny
Hays & Gyselaar, 824 Kearny
Hoffman S., SE cor Kearny and Sacra-
mento
Hopkins Peter, Grand Hotel
Hourcade John, Iflttj Geary
Hurlbrink E. J., 521 First
Labine O., 641 Commercial
Loskay Frank J., 8 Eddy
Martin Louis, SE cor Stockton and
Jackson
McVey Cal. A., Hsrdle PI
Noser M., 714 Bryant
Occidental Hotel, E s Montgomery, bet
Sutter and Bush
Orr James H., 110 Third
Palace Hotel, SW cor Market and New
Montgomeiy
Piagglo A., 1622 Stockton
Radovich L. & Co., 877 Market
Rodefeld ¥., SW cor Post and Kearny
Rumetsch Jacob, NW cor Sutter and
Dupont
Tobbenboske H., SW cor Second and
Market
Underwood & Kordmeyer, Rusr House
Wlntz J., SE cor Nineteenth and Mis-
sion
Yates & Co., SW cor Market and Third
Billiard Table Blannfac-
turers.
Clees Peter, 804 Pacific
Droullhat John, 813 Montgomery
Jungbliit August &Co.. 10-16 Tyler
Liesenfeld Philip, .585 Market
MATHEWSt IN .t CI •. (suspended wire
cushlon.s) 28 New Montgomery
Meyer J. G. H., 320 Kearny
STRAHLE JACOB & CO.. 533 Market
Bird Cage lUanufacturers.
Edwards George F.,S s Brvant, bet
Klftli and Sixth
FUHRMANN A. M.. 751 Mission
GRUENHAGEN C. H., 6G9 Mission
HALLIDIE A. S., 6 California
Birds and Caees.
Fetsch Jacob, 271 First
Hermann Theodore & Co., 630 Wash
Jacubson .Jacob, ll&J Market
Lozier A., 3.'i7 Kearny
NuebUBsar C, 9 Geary
Roblson A. C. & Co., 540 Kearnv
Bitters.
Buneman H. & Co. f A. V. Humboldts)
321 Battery
Cahen Louis & Son, 418 Sacramento
Cassin F. & P. J., 523 Front
Ewald F. (East India) N s Twenty-
seventh, bet Mission and Howard
Hess Louis (I>amlana) 12 Mont Av
James & Pariser, cor Fifteenth and
Tilden
Jaujou E. A. & Co. (Centennial) 430
Jackson
Landsberger I. <fe Co., 10 Jones Alley
Lang & Co., 210 Dupont
Lyons E. G. <fc Co. (Sainsevain and
Amsterdam) 506 Jackson
McMillan & Kester, 714 Front
Mel George (Boker's) 422 California
Pestner & HiUlebran<lt, 411 Battery
Redington & Co. (Drake's, Hostetter's.
and Vinegar; 529 Market
Renz John, 219 Commercial
Rottanzi G (Long Life) 1027 Market
Souther .Joseph N. & Co. (Abernethy's
and Bennet's) 122 JIarket
Sroufe & McCrum (Piplfax)208 Market
Van Aistine A. & Co. (Dr. Gunn's) 8}i
Brenham PI
Walter M. & Co. (German Army) 621
Sansome
Wolff & Rheinhold (Boonekamp) 324
Wa.-^hington
Wolters Bros. (Star of the Union) 223
California
Blacking— 9lannfactnrers.
Lake Henry, 645 Third
Patek A., 413 Sixth
Blackiner— ^"^liolesale.
ARMES & DALLAM, 115-117 Front
NICHOLS A. C. & Co., 402 Battery
Blacksniitlis.
(.See also Carriagesmitha ; also Ship-
smiths; also Horseslioeis.)
Andresen Brothers, 607 Battery
Barz August,W s Montgomery Av, bet
Greenwich and Filbert
Bawden Samuel, 64 First
Bettes 0. J., 1434 Jackson
Bibeau Isai, SW cor Mission and Eu-
genia
Black Joseph, Railroad Av, nr Thirty-
second Av, South S. F.
Blanch Bernard, 654 Howard
Costigan Thomas, 404 Jackson
Craig J. & Co., 14 Tavior
Daly David, 606 Sixth
Desmond Daniel, 615 Fourth
Doyle Rodey, 822 Folsom
Dunmore William, 3 Anna
Dupuy J. & Co., 630 Broadway
Eddun David, W s Mission, nr Five-
Mile Store
Ewing John, 856 Howard
Farrell <fe Meherin, SW cor Geary and
Broderlck
Farren John W., 121 Beale
Fitzgerald (Charles, 8 Everett
Folev & Curlev, 5 Belden PI
FltlEDHoFEli PAU L, 263 Clem
Gibeau I. (). & Brother, 2944 Mission
Giimour John D.,20') Main
Graney George 1'., 13 Belden
Grosso Constantino, S a Clark, bet
Davis and Drumm
Halm A. <fe Co., 14 Broadway
Harris Jatnes, 5 Beale
Hayes James S., 116 Washington
Hayes & Gleiu, N s Filbert, bet Fill-
more and Webster
Henderson & Thompson, SE cor Mis-
sion and T went \ -fourth
Herlihy Kdninnd, (109 Battery
Herzog Clirlftiau, 739 Broadway
Hoey & (;o., 862 Huriieon
Holm John, 10 i3 Valencia
Hoppe Charles, 146 Berry
Kennedy Junns, 214 Stevenson
Kennelly A Sullivan, 1123Market
Kilconinion Daniel, W s Mission, nr
Five-fllile Store
KIster Jacob, 42 Vallejo
Kister <fe Vetter, !i22 Itrannan
Kresler & Co., ;i07 LInlen Av
Lacaze Baptlste, 714 Sansome
Lamer T. 1). S.,&10 Valencia
Langley & .lones, 27 Washington
Lennon John, 26 Fol-oni
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Lownej' Jeremiah 4 Son, 1167 Howard
Mangeot & Dacliii, 702 Sansome
Maiipon James, H'J Boale
Martin & Torrey, 1604 Mission
Massone G1useppe,619 Front
Matttial John V. H., E s Mission, nr
Twenty-ninth
McCarron John, 5'26 Fourth
McCarty James, 107 Oregon
McI)onal(1 & Ewlng, K s Alabama, bet
Twentv-third and Twenty -fourth
McFlroy Hugh, 1048 Mission
McFadyen Archibald, 1711 Misidon
Blevers Brothers, 'A'i Clarlc
Misgill Timothv F., 1213Steiner
Moholy John, First Av, South S. F.
Moiler Frederick, 187 Stevenson
Jlorcel Joseph, 12 Stockton I'l
Mueller Frederick AV., 1128 Mission
Murphy Timothy, 909 Sansome
Navone Luigl A., 612 Broadway
Newkirk Daniel 1., 2723 Mission
N'icho^on John, 18:j5 Mission
Okerlund Peter, 325 Francisco
Pfile John F., 675 Brannan
Kice & Thompson, N s King, bet
Second and Third
Roberts Thomas, 1619 Market
Schulz & Maver, 770 Mission
Sindel J. & Co., 424 Pacific
Soule Eugene, N s Bryant, bet Fourth
and Filth
Sprague Benjamin F^ 1509 Polk
Suhl Christian F.. NE cor Commercial
and Drumm
Sullivan James P. Mrs., 218 Post
Todt & Boss, NW cor Front and
Market
Toothaker John H., 1623 Pine
Wallace John Jr., 909 Sansome
Weber Godfrled, 625 Brannan
\Aells Levi, i:>50 Market
Weston & Sparks, 2109 Polk
Whartr J. F. & Co., 1511 Devisadero
Williams Michael A., 715 Folsom
Blacksiuitlis' Tools.
(See also ffardivare.)
Baker & Hamilton, 13-19 Front
Carolan, Corv & Co., 117 California
Gibbs George W. & Co., 33-39 Fremont,
and 34-40 Beale
GORDON J. E. & CO., 256 Market
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO.,
Junction Market and Bush
Selby Thomas H. & Co., 116 California
Underbill Jacob, 308 California
Van Winkle I. S. & Co.. 415 Market
Blank Book nanufactnrers.
(See also Bookbinders.)
Althof & Bahle. 329 Sansome
BANCROFT A. L. & CO. (and import-
ers) 721 Market
Bartling <& Kimball, 505 Clay
Bosqui E<lward <fe (Jo. , 523 Clay
Buswell Alexander <fe Co.. 521 Clay
Cooke William B. & Co., 723 Market
CROCKER H. S. & CO., NW cor Sac-
ramento and Sansome
Cunningham. Curtiss & Welch, SW
cor Sansome and Sacramento
Freund & Co., 204 Bush
HICKS D. & CO., »43 Clay
Hodge John G. & Co., 314 California
LearyA. J., 404 Sansome
Le Count Brothers, 419 Montgomery
Mclntyre John B., 423 Clay
Pavot, Upham & Co., 204 Sansome
Phillips J. S. <fe Co., 509 Clay
Rankin Charles E., 540 Clay
Blinds.
(iSee Doors, etc.)
Block and Pomp Makers.
(5!ee also Pionps.)
Cheesman Joseph (agent) 18 Market
Currier Charles H., 28 Market
Hanson R. C. <fe Co., 9 Spear
Blowers.
(See Rotary Blowers.)
Boarding Houses,
(See also Hotels.)
Abblatl Albino (Belvidere House) 1108
Stockton
Abram Ann Mrs., 915 Market
Ahlborn & Boeckraann (Ahlborn
House) 323 Dupont
Alexander R. Mrs., 311 Sutter
Allen Elizabeth S. Mrs., 122 Taylor
Allen Jeremiah E., 20 Folsom
Arbuckle Henry Mrs., SW cor Santa
Clara and iillnol^
Asmussen AV. A. & Co., NW cor Bry-
ant and Eighth
Bailv William J. (Isthmus House) 52-
M First
Baker Nicholas (St. Louis Hotel) 11-13
Bakker R. E. (Steuart Street House)
104 Steuart
Balke AVllliam, 921 Battery
Bannister William. 116 Pacific
Basch Rosa Mrs., 421 Drumm
Battles John (King Street House) 3
King
Becker Otto F. (Prescott House) SW
cor Kearny and Montgomery Av
Bennett H. AV. Mrs., 222 Post
Beronio Guitano (Hotel di Roma) 818
Sansome
Bertalucci G. & Co. (Hotel di Lucca)
307 Broadway
Bicknell Isaac, 138 McAllister
Biggins Pa'rick iHaight House) 632
Brannan
Biggs J. E. (Flume House) E s San
Bruno Road, bet Twenty-sixth and
Twentj"-seventh
Bissett H. N., 124-130 Tyler
Blitz Caroline Mrs., 501 Geary
Bluudell J. Mrs. (Blundell House) SE
cor Fifth and Market
Bolger Ann Mrs. (Globe House) SE
cor Sixth and Brannan
Bootz Adam (Bootz Hotel) 435 Pine
Borel Florentine. 637 Pacific
Bouchet & Boyer (Hotel de Pau) 1121
Dupont
Bradley Eliza Mrs. (Bradley House)
118 Post
Bradley H. W. Mrs., 638 Folsom
Brannan & Lynch, 1001 Battery
Bray Grace S. Mrs., 330 Geary
Bremer Herman (Siegfried's Hotel) 228
Bush
Breslin Owen (Cassius Hotel), NE cor
Louisiana and Sierra
Brogan Michael (.\bbotsford House)
NW cor Broadway and Larkln
Brown William H. (Arlington House)
127 Kearnv
Bucklev David J. (Terminus Hotel)
606 Fourth
Buckley Dennis J. (New Contiriftital
Hotel) 547 Mission
Burke John (Union Hotel) 513 Mission
Burr John (Eureka House) Bay, bet
Dupont and Kearnv
Butler Clara Miss, 600 Geary
Callender John T., 5 Broadway
Cardoza John <fe Co. (Lisbon House)
415 Drumm
Carl David E., 1504 A'allejo
C!arr James (Portland Hotel) 54 Sac
Casey Thomas J. (Revere House) NW
cor Fourth and Mission
Cerisola Nicola, 331 Broadway
Chamberlain Elolse (Chamberlain
House) 600 Bu'sh
Clark George, 110 Pacific
Coin R. & Co. (White House Hotel)
420 Jackson
Coleman L. B. Mrs., 502 Sutter
Collins Patrick (Washington Hotel) 519
Mission
Collins T. Mrs., 307 Folsom
ConnoUv Terrence, 37 Minna
Cook Mary A. Mrs., 845 Mission
Covlson Gustav, .30 Clay
Cornyn James (Manhattan House) 705-
707 Front
Oomyn John 0. (St. Nicholas Hotel)
212-216 First
Cosgrove James (New Record House)
100 McAllister
Cosgrove Patrick, 43 A'allejo
Crawley James (Santa Clara Temper-
ance Hotel) 444-446 Brannan
Crelghton Patrick (American House)
81 Natoma
Curran Hugh (Franklin Hotel) 321 Pac
D'Arcy Ann Mrs., 133 Folsom
Daly John (Manhattan Hotel) 106 First
De Yoiige John (Oregon House) 2;58
Steuart
Dederky Henry ((Jolden Gate Hotel),
134 Fourth
Denn Morris, 1325 Sansome
Dentz Charlen, 42 Ecker
Derico Carlo (Milano Hotel) 416 Pacific
Diedering Leopold (Pacific Railroad
House) 556 Brannan
Dierka <fe Janssen (German Hotel) 18
First
Dillon George L., E s Kearny, bet
Francisco and Bay
Dohorty Hugh (AVestern Hotel) 214
Broadway
Donohue John (Broadway Hotel) 212
Broadway
Dowd Dennis (City Front House) 625
Davis
Doyle Eugene G., 308 Beale
Drager & DIederichsen (Excelsior Ho-
tel) 608-610 Sixth
Driscoll Michael, 414 Francisco
Dulion Leon & Co. (Paris Hotel) 1027
Dupont and 605 Pacific
Durein Brothers (Humboldt Housi-
1309-1311 Stockton
Eagan Eugene, 510 Mission
Eggert AVllliam (Niagara House) 724
Mission
Enog Joseph L., 117 Jackson
Eyraud & Blanc (Hotel des Alpes) 621
Pacific
Fallon Edward, 135 Folsom
Farrell MIch-ael (Central Pacific Hotel)
346-348 Fourth
Fennessv David, 1851 Mission
Foley Maurice (Central Hotel) 217
Broadway
Forbes J. R. Mrs., 518 Geary
Fosen Osmund R., 407 Tehama
Fox Marv J. Miss, 704 Post
Franklin Joseph (Franklin House) 105
Clark
Fraser Charles, 129 Folsom
Frauen H. H., 542 Third
Funcke Philip, 37 Converse, and Sixth
Av, bet Q and R, South S. F.
Gallagher Edward, NW cor San Bruno
Road and Preclta Av
Gallagher Ellen Mrs., 28 Minna
Gantner John (Swiss Hotel) 627 Com
Gardner J. Nicholas (Gardner House)
812-814 Montgomery
Geftanev Peter, 206 Steuart
(Jehret Christian (Geneva House) 118-
120 Ellis
Genardinl Benedetto (TIcino Hotel) 618
Pacific
Gerbe Frederick (William Tell House)
317 Bush
Gilbert Alexander (Gilbert House) 824
Montgomery
Gomes Palestine, 40 Commercial
Grabe Frank (Rising Sun House) SW
cor San Bruno Road and Dwight
Graham Honora Mrs. (Creedmore
House) 11223^ Larkin
Graham Kate S. Mrs., 303 Eddy
Graner <& Strohl (Hansa Hotel) 429
Bush
Griffiths David T. (Wright's Hotel) 218
Broadway
Harkett Kate Miss, 32 Tyler
Hackmeier Adam (Hackmeier's Hotel)
512 Bush
Hamilton Ann Mrs., 7 Hodges PI
Hancock Samuel (Hancock jHouse) 771 E
Mission and (Nevada House) 132 '
Sixth ■ '
Hanna Battle Mrs., 1010 Sutter
Harrington J. C, 1211 Folsom
Harron M. E. Mrs. (AVestmlnster
House) 614 Sutter
Hartmann Adolph (Arcade House) 4S
Sacramento
Hartnett Daniel (Golden Eagle Hotel
NAV cor Montgomery and Bdwy
Heimburg E. AV. Mrs. & Co. (Chicago
Hotel) 218-222 Pacific
Henry George AV. (United States Hotel)
304 Beale
Hess Frederick (Pioneer House) NW
cor North Point and Larkin
irickman AVllliam. 3(<09 Mission
HIgel Alois, 520 Mission
Hinrichs John F. (Ancon Hotel) 9-11
Pacific
Hintz A Buck (Harmony Hotel) 735
Brannan
Hofmann Ma'thias (First Street
House) 64-63 First
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN,
135 MONTGOMERY ST.,,,
Near Bush, opp. Occidental.
JONAS J. MORRISON,
l<ainber Xlealer, i^. 12. cor. Allsslon and $4pear St8.,lia8 larg*
Liiunber S.hedUi filled with well seagoned Liumber>
BOA
981
BOL
Horstmann Henry, SW cor Thirtieth
ami MtBKlon
Howell L. A., 1037 Mission
Hubbard J. Mrs., 118 Oak
Huber Frederick (Arion House) 13-15
Page
Huddart Kichard T. Mrs.. 923 Hyde
Hucttniaim Julius (Huettmann's Ho-
tel) NW cor Po k and Fell
Hughes John W. (Hughes House) 503
Folsom
Hughes Rienzl (St. David's House)
715 Howard
Jackson Alexander (Jackson's Hotel)
66 Oregon
Johnson lirick A. (Mechanics' Home)
8-10 Berry
Jonas (Jharles A., 1436 Mission
Joyce Matthew, 127 Folsom
Kavser & Klose (Turk St. Hotel) 22-24
Turk
Kenney Mary Mrs. (Elm House) 110
Sixth
Killeen Mary Mrs., 34 Minna
Klevesahl Ernest W. (Post St. House)
207 Post
Knack John (Philadelphia House) 421
Bush
Knight Douglas E. (El Dorado House)
S s Lombard, bet Devisadero and
Broderick
Koch William (Concordia Hotel) 907
Folsom
Kock Claus (New Atlantic Hotel) 207
Montgomery Av
Koenig Frederick, SE cor Page and
Gough
Kuhl & Langpaap (South Park House)
530 Third
Kuhn George (Grand Central Hotel)
957 Market
Laflin James, 41 Vallejo
Lagrave Bernard * Co. (Fifth Avenue
Hotel) cor Fifth and Railroad avs.
South S. F.
Lake William B. (Lake House) 26>^
Kearny
Lane Walter W. (Mariners' Home) 504
Davis
Lang Louis (Green Tree Houfce)20 Page
Lantr Daniel, 2206 Powell
Lataple Peter & Co., cor Sixth and
Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Leahy Thomas, 553 Mission
Lehrke Christian (Stanford Hotel) 618
Fourth
Lejeal John B. (Center House) 2009
Folsom
Lewis Edwin C, 1011 Battery
Llppl Michele, 19 Ohio
Lovely George S., 605 Pine
Lubbert Margaret Mrs., 330 Spear
LuU G. W. Mrs., 311 Stockton
Maass Henry F. (New Wasbingtou
Hotel) 624 Fourth
Magallanes Turlbia, 7 Pincknev Pi
Maggs Jane Mrs., .3014 Fillmore
Mahoney Daniel (.^ixth Street House)
N W cor St.xth ami Bryant
Maltland William, 105 Clark
Manchester <fe Henley (Manchester
House) 44 Sl.xth
Manning William, SW cor Seventh and
Railroad Avs. South S. F.
Marchant William (Qulncy House)SW
cor Mission ancl Spear
Martens Brothers (Shasta House) SE
cor Michigan aiid Shasta
Martlnelll Francisco, 14 Ohio
McCarthy William, 17 Vallejo
McDonald James, SW cor Sierra and
Louisiana
McEvoy Thomas, 414 Folsom
McGowan Brldcet, 9 Tavlor
McGrath John (McGrath's Hotel) 512
Mission
McKee Robert Mrs.. 711 Post
McLone John, 704 1< ront
McLane John, 1710 Dupont
McLaughlin Mary Mrs., 12 Bdwy, rear
Meyer & 15urmelbter(Ginclnnatl Hotel)
529 Valencia
Mill r Louis & Co. (Hotel Rheln) 903
Kearny
Miller William. 5 Washington
Moeller & Grauffel (Bakers' Home) 609
Jackson
Montgomery Charles (Montgomery's
Hetel) -227 Second
Mowry C. E. Mrs., 933 Sutter
Murphy Mary A. Mrs., 2606 Mission
Murray Thomas (Golden Gate House)
510 Davis
Nelson James (Scandinavian Home)
418 Drumm
Nicolaysen Frank N. (Keystone House)
127 Jack son
O'Brien George, 9 Broadway
O'Connor Richard (Miners' Hotel) 424
Broadway
Orford Robert (St. James' House) 906
Market
Paguezurray Martin, 319 Sutter
Paravagna Lulgl (Garibaldi House)
222 Biondwav
Park Eberhard W. (Park House) NE
cor Twenty -fourth and Mission
Parkell Henry H., 1522 Polk
Paupitz Frederick W. (Minerva House)
123 Jackson
Pedronl & Casolini (San Gottardo Ho-
tel) 631 Broadway
Pendleton George, 1221 Pacific
Perkin William (Montgomery House)
613 Mission
Perrin Edward. 116 Turit
Pinner Charlotte Mrs., 35 Pacific
Popp Hermann (Popp's Hotel) NW cor
Chestnut and Powell
Price John C, 109 Vallejo
Putnam Ruby S. Mrs., 942 Howard
Rasmussen Rasmus (White House) N s
Sierra, bet Maryland and Louisiana
Rayner William (Oak Grove House)
938 Harrison
Renner C. Anton(New Helvetia House)
616 California
Reynolds Maggie Miss, 192 Jessie
Rhodes Susan Blrs. (Clarendon House)
NE cor Folsom and Second
Richter WiUiam H. (First Avenue Ex-
change Hotel) cor First Av and
Kentucky, South S. F.
Rickards James (Golden City Hotel)
NE cor San Bruno Road and Silver
Av
Reigelhuth Jacob (Sacramento Hotel)
407 Pacific
Robinson Carlotta Miss(HarveyHouse)
807 Calilornia
Roeben George, 37 Pacific
Rosenband Leopold, 309 Powell
i Rosenmoller Louisa Mrs., 12 Washing-
ton
Rourke Rose Mrs., 215 Minna
Sachau & MiUIer (Park Hotel) 26 Turk
Sanders John P. (Sanders' Hotel) SW
cor Batterv and Vallejo
Savory Kate Mrs. 108 Taylor
Schad Richard (North German House),
NE cor Eighth and Brannan
Schaer John (San Bruno Hotel) W s
San Bruno Road, nr Army
Scheggla Charles (Federal Hotel) 1205
Stockton
Segelcke A. D. (Astor House) 509
Broadway
Simms G. T., 174 Jessie
Slattery Jeremiah (Slattery House) 521
Howard
Smith James L. (Colonnade House)
1206 Market
Smith John(Easton House) 409 Drumm
Spalding Louisa Mrs. (Ralston House)
1222 Pine
Spear Robert, 704 Front
Spencer A. G. Mrs., 126 Fifth
Steiner & Dittmar (Helvetia Hotel)
431-133 Pine
Stern ;navid (Brunswick House) NW
cor Sixth and Howard
Stern David & Son (Nucleus Hotel)
SE cor Third and Market
Stoetzer Edward (Thoroughfare Hotel)
NE cor Filth and Brannan
Sullivan Bridget, N s North Point, nr
Larkln
Sullivan James, SW cor Mission and
Rjtndall
Svenkeson Ole (Western House) 132
Steuart
Swannack Daniel (Sailors' Home) cor
Harrison and Main
Swenson & Carlson (Scandinavian Ho-
tel) 30 Clay
Swift Amasa (-Llndc-n House) 220 Third
Taplev Ann Mrs.. 116 Ellis
Thomas Henrietta F. Miss, 637 Turk
Thompson John. 110 Hvde
Thompson William '^.,820 Battery
Todd .lane Mrs., HOT Brannan
Tomesablo Mark, 10 Virginia
Tompkins Mary il. Mrs., 509 Powell
TruesdoU Amelia C. Mrs. (The Trues-
dpll) 1104 Market
Van Dusen Lizzie Mrs., 427 Sutter
Vella H. W. Mrs. (Cambridge House)
501 Post
Vogel Margaret Mrs., 114 Hayes
Wagner Adam (Union Hotel) 34 Hayes
Wallin & Bonn, 140 Folsom
Walsh Mary Mrs., 422 Drumm
Warncke & Griffiths (Empire House)
SE cor Sixth Av aild M, South S.F.
W^arschauer Brothert? (The Windsor)
905 Market
Weaver Henry, 1313 Devisadero
Weber & Marlu (Humboldt Hotel) 231
Fifteenth
Welsenborn Frederick (Presidio House)
SE cor Lyon and Lombard
Wescott & Harte, 725 Pine
Wetherbee M. Mrs., 28 McAllister
Williams Alexander. 563 Mission
Wilson Marv R. Mrs., 710 California
Wilson & Holland, 10 Broadway
Woods Ann Mrs., 541 First
Woodworth John, 215 Broadway
Yates M. H. Mrs. (Florence House)
108 Ellis
Zeiro & Chiapparl (Colombo Hotel) 621
Broadway
Zipp Frederick (New Railroad Hotel)
1314 Polk
Boat Balldera.
Burns d, Krieass, 22 Mission
COLLINS TIMOTHY, 120 Berry
Gracchi & Baglietto, 5 Vallejo
Griffin John D., 23t1 Steuart
Hav Alexander, 271 East
Herrlck L. D. (metallic life) 951 Harri-
son
Murphy Dennis, Channel, nr Long
Bridge
O'Connell Daniel, E s Battery, bet
Union and Filbert
Pennev J. F. (metallic life) cor Ken-
tucky and Solano, and NE cor So-
lano and Illinois
Reed John, 316 Main
Stone William I., Ninth Av, nr G,
South S. F.
Twigg John, 7 Haggin
Vice Thomas, 42 Steuart
T. COLLINS,
Berry St., bet. 3d and 4th.
Boats of all Descriptions Built to Order
and constantly on hand.
REPAIRING ATTENDED TO.
Boiler Composition.
Campbell W. H. (agent Handasyds)
402 Front
WATSON & CO., 122 Market
Boiler MalterB.
GOLDEN STATE AND MINERS'
IRON WORKS, 237 FIr.st
Hall James V. (Sacramento Boiler
Works) 214 Beale
HINCKLEY, SPIERS A HAYES
(Fulton Iron Works) 20" Fremont
McAfee, Wheeler <fe Co., 212 Spear
McCone Robert, 403 Beale
Movn lian & Aitken, 311 Mission
Prescott, Scott <fe Co. (Union) NE cor
First and Mission
Pretorlus, Trowbridge & Co., 141 First
RANKIN, BRAYT.tN & Ci >. (Pacific
Boiler Works) 120 Fremont
Risdon Iron and Locumotlve Works,
SKcor Beale ai\d Howard
Roebuck Thomas G., 137 Beale
Sefrln & Schober, 203 Fremont
Boiler Tubes.
Gibbs George W. A Co., 35-37 Fremont
Selby Thomas H. & Co., 116 California
Bolt Makers.
California Bolt and Nut Works, WU-
liam I'avne, 119 Beale
PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO.
(bridge and machine) 16 First
Phelps Manufacturing Co., 13 Drumm
Boltliiff Cloths.
Wagner Joseph & Co., 113 Mission
r^^r\ \A/ r^\ Ani/ 6*5 market street, wholesale and retaU dealer in
uLU. YY. LLAn^, Paper Hangings & Sliade Material. Manufacturer of window Shades
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., w««^««^^« ^^^J^Z%f^.^
ket and Front StreeUk
BON
982
BOO
Bone Charcoal FatrtorleH.
Haas Abraham, NW cor Bay and
Buthanan
Ohlandt N. A Co., E 8 Indiana, bet
Nevada and Yolo
Bonnet Bleachers.
Atlantic Straw Works, James M. For-
rest, 132 Fourth
Excelsior Straw Worlis, John H. Bab-
bitt, 120 Fourth
Golden City Straw Works, W. H. Hill,
75.) Mission
Pacitic Straw Works, George A. Dean,
16 Fourth
Bookbinders.
Althof <fe Buhls, 32;i Sansome
BANCKOKT A. L. & CO., Til Market
Bartlintr & Kimball, 505 Clay
Bosqui Edward <fe Co., 523 Clay
Broder C. D., •IIM Sacramento
Brunschweiler C, Ul J'olk
Buswell Alexander & Co.. 521 Clav
Cooke William B. <fe Co., 723Mari£et
HICKS D. <& CO., 543 Clav
Hodge John G. <S Co., iU California
Leary A. J., 404 Saubome
Mclntyre John B., 423 Clay, and 422
Commercial
Phillips J. S. & Co., 50!) Clay
Radius Ludwl?, 420 Kearny
Kankin Charles E... MO Clay
Shape P. T., 120 Sutter
Wolff A., 310 Post
Bookbinders' Threads.
BARBOUR BROTHERS, 511 Market
DOYLE HENRY & CO., 511 Market
Books— Subscription Agents.
BANCR(»FT A. L. & Co., 721 Market
Cameron H. M., 232 Sutter
Dewing & Co., 207 Dnpont
Garretson William & t;o.. 629 Wash
Gregoire L. & Co., N W cor Washington
and Montgomery Av
Hoitt Ira G., 427 Montgomery
Leonanl Patrick J., 621 Sansome
Keller H.& Co., 116 Post
Payot, Upham & Co., 204 Sansome
Shupe P. T., 120 Sutter
White James T. & Co., 107 Mont
Booksellers.
(*Impori.ers. See also Stationers ;
also A'eu's Agents.)
Afeld Joseph, 805 Larkin
■•■■American Sunday School Union De-
pository, 757 Market
*American Tract Society, 757 Blarket
Anderson R. C.,408 Third
Bailey Joseph H., 1513 Stockton
''BANCROFT A. L. & CO., 721 Market
*Barkhaus F. W. & D., 213 Kearny
*Beach C, 107 Montgomery
Bell & Co., 63!) Kearny
^Billings, Harbourne & CO., 3-5
Montgomery
Blake S. C, 617 Mont, and 503 Kearny
Bowles J.,SEcor Leidesdorffand Com
Bruuner Louis, 339 Hayes
'•'California Bible Society, 757 Market
*Cho.\ nski I. N. (antiquarian) 34 Geary
"^Congregational Publishing Society,
757 Market
Cooper J. K.,746 Market
"Cunningham, Curtiss <fe Welch, SW
cor Sansome and Sacramento
Dance Henry A., 1803 Polk
David Louis N. (antiquarian) 625 Wash
*Dewing & Co., 207 Dupont
Dunn Samuel W., 629 Washington
Edgerly S. A., 203'^ Montgomery Av
Fairweather Julian, 542 Hayes
Fish Nathan, 60 Second
*Flood Michael (Catholic) 831 Market
Gelsendorf'erMary Mrs., 158 Second
Gellatley James R. , SW cor Fourth and
Jessie
Geraghtv Michael, 1127 Folsom
■'■'Goily J. B. & Co., 26 Geary
*Gregolre Louis & Co. (French and
foreign) NW cor Washington and
Montgoniery Av
Grube Max, 340 and 438^ Third
Haliwegen Brothers, 32 Turk
Harris Solomon, 402 Fourth
Hobbert Henrv T. , 218 Third
■•■Hodge John G. & Co., 314 California
Hook Brothers, 34 Sixth
Hufl George R.,416 Folsom
Keller Henrv & Co., 116 Post
King M. L. (second-hand) 205 Fourth
Levin L. & Son, 8;J0 Mai ket
Magill T. W., 1018 Market
McAidlcS.. Palace Hotel
"Methodist Book Depository, 1041 Mar-
ket
Miller Louis, 61!) McAllister
Moore H. H., 116H Post
Morton Albert (spiritual) 11 O'Farrell
National Temperance Society Depos-
itory, IWl Market
O'Connor John B. & Co. (Catholic) 103
Sixth
Patton A. F. (stand), SE cor Kearny
and Clay, and iiOO Market
*Payot, Upham & Co. (foreign) 204
Sansom
Philan John.SW cor Sutter and Kearny
Richardson Brothers, SW cor Dupont
and Post and 212 Dupont
Robertson R. L., 121 Seventh
'■'San FrancLsco News Company, 413
Washington
Scott James C. 22 Third, and Junction
Market and Geary
Seaders J. H. (slaml) 603 Davis
Shea Michael F.,«05 Market
'■'Shearer Frederick E., 757 Market
Shupe P. T., 120 Sutter
Sinclair A., SE cor Dupont and Sutter
Smith H. F. & Co., 225 Kearny
Smitli James, 120S Valencia
Tishier George, SOU Larkin
Toninl M. G., 26 Montgomery Av
'•'Union News Co., SE cor Sansome and
Washington
Vogel & Hahn, 423 Washington
Wells Charles .1., 334 Sutter
Wende P. D., SK cor Market and Sixth
Wiener M. H. , 3:i4 Sixth
Zollver Henry , 238 Sixth
Booksellers— liaw.
BANCROFT A. L. & CO., 721 Market
AVhitney Sumner & Co.. 613 Clay
Boot Crimpers and Fitters.
Dunne George, 620 Washington
Fritsche .1., 734 Montgomery
Kampter Charles R., 3 Gardner Alley
LeutholtzT., 445 Bush
Mitchell M., 175 Jessie
Pope C. W., 106 Dupont
Rotenkolber G., 3 Gardner Alley
Turner William, 106 Dupont
Boot Crinips and Trees.
Wing W. H. & Co., NE cor Mission
and Fremont
Boot and Shoe Findings.
(.See Shor, Findings.)
Boots and Shoes — Whole-
sale.
(.■•Mamtfacturers.)
<' Armstrong & Wright, 67-69 Stev
'■'■BuckinKham & Hechf , 528-530 Market
'•'Casey M. Francis. 125 Sansome
'••■Chafe Robert P. Jr., I05;) Market
'■■Emerson Daniel W., 77 New Mont
'■■Hecht Brothers & Co., 528-5:» Market
*Hobart, Wood cfc Co., 15 Sansome
*Jory Brothers, SW cor Van Ness Av
and Fell
'^Kast & Co., NE cor Market and Du-
pont
Konold F. A., 623 Market
"-'Knllman, Salz <fe Co. , NE cor Drumm
and Washington
'•'■Levinsky Brothers, :i49-351 Market
'•'Lew Samuel W., 29 Battery
"Marks & Berliner, 414 Market
'•'Nolan K. D. & Co., 71 Stevenson
"Nolan P. F. & Co., 414 Market
'•'Porter, Oppenheimer, Slessinger &
Co., 117 Battery
"Rosenstock S. W. & Co., SE cor San-
some and Bush
"Rosenthal, Feder & Co.. 35 Battery
"Seiberiich's A. Sons, 32 Second
"Tirreli C. & P. H. & Co., 419 Clay
"United Workingmeu's Co-operative
Boot and Shoe Co., 416 Market
'^Wentworlh I. M. Boot and Shoe Co.,
400 Battery
Boots and Shoes — Betail
Bealers and Sfakers.
Alexander I., 406 Pnclflc
Alsenz Jacob, 521 Hvde
Alt Christopher, 608 Vallejo
Apprlll George, 303 Stockton
Attinger Gottlieb, 117 Loldesdorff
Axt Ludwig, 1056 H(jward
Baclgaliipi G., 1404 Dupont
Bahr William A., 107 Sixth
Bartlielemy N., 723 Pacific
Barton James, 819 Battery
Beran Adolph, SE cor Mason and Lom-
bard
Beran Emanuel, 922y. Folsom
Berglund Nils, 518'-<; Ooary
BerkowitzSim'in,534 Pacitic
Bertelson C, SW cor York and Twenty-
third
Besthorn Hermann, 206 Post
Betger E.. 543 Merchant
Blanchette Louis. 4:J2 Montgomery Av
Bioch W., 1391 Stockton
Blum Adolph, 1020 Battery
Blume Henry. 649 Merchant
Bolsseau & Son, .324 Dupont
Borromeo A., 317 Pacific
Bourguignon A., 10.34 Kearny
Branscheid Wihiam, 6;q Commercial
Br.nnan John, U SulttT
Brill J. H., E s Michigan, bet Sierra
and Shasta
Bru John, 1220 Powell
Bryant George & Co., 22 Dupon*
Buchan James, 2.'i0 Sixteenth
Burges John B., 122 Third
Burkhardt George, 540 Washington
Burns Henry, 210 Third
Busch Joseph, 124 Seventh
BusoolinoSeverin, 1505 Dupont
Butterfieid Richard ()., 779 Market
Callaglian R. ()., 216 Twenty -fourth
Camera Pletro, 618 Broadway
Carli C. 503 Green
Carroll Michael, 1331 Clay
Cavagnaro Francesco, 1427 Dupont
Clark Patrick F., .306 Sixth
Clarke Charles. 610'^ Howard
Cohen Morris, 910 Larkin
Cohn Jacob, 103 Pacific
Cohn Louis, 500 Pacific
Cohn Marcus, ,244 Fourth
Cohn Max, 23 Hvde
Cohn Mever, NE cor Folsom and
Eighth
Cohnreich Brothers, 804-806 Market
Connor Patrick, SE cor Filbert and
Taylor
Corcoran Thomas, 101 Fifteenth
Couch Hosea M., NE cor Twentieth
and Valencia
Cpyle Henry, 402 Third
Coyne Dominick, 950>4 Howard
CuBD.,762Brar.nan
Davies Henry J., 1149 Market
Davoren John .)., .522 Sixth
Deasy Brothers, 132 Third
Deniartini G.. 229K Montgomery Av
Deutsch Jacob, 116 Dupont
Devitt Joseph, 1028 Sutter
Devoto Dominico, 609 Vallejo
Dewane Ann Miss, 1118 Folsom
DIetle Charles, 235 Bush
Diez John, 3:il Eighth
Dolan James W., 126 Kearny
Donovan Daniel, 427 Montgomery Av
and 1412 Stockton
Donovan Timothy, 15 Merchant
Dorler & Hilzinger, 317 Fourth
Douglass Joseph, 5.iS Pine
Drechsler Louis, 947 Bryant
Driscoil Cornelius, NE cor Chestnut
and 31ason
Dunne James, 1622 Mission
Dwyer John, 523 Dnpont
Edgar John, 104 Jackson
Ehrhardt George, 106 Dupont
Ehrhorn August, 1220 Larkin
Ehrhorn Charles, 305 Dupont
Ehrhorn Frederick, 1644 Mission
Ehrhorn Rudolph, 405>6 Turk
Emerson Daniel W.,2.M)8 Mission
English Daniel, 125 Eighth
Essmaun Ernest, 714 Montgomery
Etthofer Henry, 602 Fourth
Evers James, .573 Howard
Falrchild Samuel D., Old San Jof6
Road , nrBernai Station, Fairmount
Tract
Farley James, 1612 Polk
Farrell Michael J., 706 Howard
Fassman Anton, 10 Third
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY. *^''""9*§J'n??''3!?L^«?7r
ai very Low Rates
j. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OP A!VD DEALER EW AUi KIXDS 6P FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
BOO
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BOO
Fengeler Henry, 539 Clay
Fennessy Michael, 315 Vallejo
Ferris David, CiJ Merchant
Flesher Frederick, 602 Nineteenth
FlnlKan Bernard. 526 Valencia
FlRhel Morris, 61!) California
FItzfierald Jolin F., NE cor Grove and
Lat-'una
Flennlken Kobert, 724-726 Mont
Flynn James, 44 Second
Fogarty James, 3 Turk
Foley John, 789 Folfom
Francis Joseph, 423 Drunim
Frank C. & Co., 605 Kv'arny
Frelberj,'er Charles, 1504 Stockton
Frese Hermann, 327 Diipont
Frledel Frederick, 157'^ Howard
Friedman Philip I., 16 Sixth
Frltsch William, 3'253 Mission
Frohmann Susman,256 Fourth
Gallagher William 1'., 2017 Fillmore
Garrett Francl;;, 334 Hacitic
Gassner Valentine, 402 Post
Gauggel Leo, 181 Minna
Geiiner George, 2005 Folsom
GerberJ. B., 1053^ Market
Gerken Henry, 41f. Fourth
Giblin William, 15'J Ninth
Girard Louis, 819 Market
Goepcl Robert, 135 Post
GoldsniUh Isidore, 2:31 Sixth
Gosliu Seraphlne, 857 Harrison
Gottlieb Louis, 320 Taylor
Grass Frederick, 8 Fourth
Graul Franz, 1806 Market
Green Morris, 810 Valencia
Grimes George C, 803 Folsom
Grove Harry, 22 Stockton
Guerin Michael, 315 Bush
Gutberlet Josepli, 548 Washington
Guy John, 106 Dupont
Hahn Henry C, 525 Sixth
Haley William, SW cor Twenty-sixth
andBartlett
Hamlin Charles L., 6:55 Howard
Hanson & Boj-gward, 1208 Market
Harper Margaret, Fifteenth Av, bet P
and Q, South S. F.
Harris Isa»c,302 Pacific
Heuley Dennis A., 848 Market
Healy Thomas, 708 Folsom
Heick Christian, 508 Fourth
Helm Franz, 121 Dupont
Heinze Frederick, 211 Chattanooga
Heller George, 743 Fourth
Hemmer J. U., 6:35 Kearny
Hepp George, 132:5 Dupont
Hess Robert, 20 Dupont
Hinders Henry, ;j40 Kearny
Hoertkorn Charles. 543 Washington
Holden Martin, 719 Davis
Holmes Joseph, 147 Second
Horgan Daniel, S s Twenty-fourth, bet
Church and Chattanooga
Horner John, 1242 Folsom
Houston James, 103 Ninth
Howell Harry W., 11.391^ Pacific
Huth Carl, 729 Union
Irmscher Herman, 204 Sacond
Jacobs George, 2013!^ Mission
Jacobs Jacob, 19 Third
Jennings Fletcher R., 713 Mission
Johnson Hans P., 18 Annie
Johnson John, 75 Minna
Johnson John, cor Main and Folaom,
rear
Joseph Charles, 316 Kearny
Jullg Paul, 431 Dupont
Jund Henry, 535 California
Kast & Co., NE cor Market and Dup
Katz Abraham, 16 Dupont
Kaufman Adam, 107 Jackson
Keenan I'atrick, .506 Mission
Kehoc Pet.r, 238 Third
Kelly Patrick, 23S Kearny
Kenney John, 1043 Market
Keuney Michael, 516 Commercial
Kenny Patrick, 237 Jackson
Kiesendahi Emil, 1407 Polk
Kllbbeck Chrlstoijh, .V22 Poclflc
Klopper Henry, 121 Davis
Knapp Ludwig, 1713 Market
Koehler William, 2407 California
Koenig Anton, 122 Keorny
Koeper Frederick, 519 Montgomery Av
Kohlbecher Joseph, 123 Fourth
Kommer ICmanuel, 62:3 Market
i; Kopankiewicz A., 1421 Devisadero
i* Kramer Francis, 219 Davis
i' Kramer Frederick, 81 Natoma
ij Kramer Henry, 114 Mission
\ La Fleur Victor, 436 Bush
\ Lockman Herman, 210 Brannan
Lagomarsluo Lulpi,708 MontgomeryAv
Lalb Anton, 9ii6 Pacltic
Laib Joseph, 162.3 I'ost
Lambuccl Framesca, 812 Sansome
Landbherg Herman, 34 Sixth
Lanouette Edward, 300!<; Third
Lehniann Solomon, 9.57>6 Folsom
Lehmanii William, 237 Filth
Ltiser John, 723 Union
Leonard Patrick H., 805 Bryant
Leonhardt Charles, 108 Stevenson
Lesser J. & Bro., IDS Sixth
Lesser Jocob, 1320 I'olk, and S09 Larkln
Lester Charles, 12 Steuart
Levin Morris, 122 Pacific
Levy Aaron, 134 Pacltic
Levy Adolph, 138 Second
Levy Lewis, 528 Kearny
Lickel Maurice M., 100 Jackson
Llndenbaum Isaac, .52 Steuart
LIsman Isaac, iU Third
Longtin J. B., Ill Seventh
Louche M., 20 Hayes
LoulB Marie, 313 Sutter
Lowbock William, 50 First
Lowenstein Isaac, 931 Kearny, and 1208
Stockton
Lubke Nicholas, cor Sixth and Railroad
Avs, Souths. F.
Lucier J., SE cor Sixth and Mission
Luckc Henry, 40 Geary
McNamara Andrew, 12 Fifth
Magncs & Son, 3C6 Sixteenth
Maier Charles, 8:54 Kearny
Main Edward, 320 Folsom
Mariani Angelo, 810 Sansome
Marshall James D., 413 Hayes
Martin Thomas, 1418 Pacific
Maitlnelli B., 422 Broadway
Mathes Dana H., 1435 Polk
Matthews James, 527 Sacramento
Matthews Thomas, 816 Battery
Matthieson Matthias, 634 Filbert
Mavers John, 1712 Lnaveuworth
McCarthy Daniel, 312 Sixth
McCarthy Patrick, 222 Jackson
McCleary Patrick, 510 Mbslon
McCumlskPv James. 2124 Mission
McDougall Nicholas, 3008 Mission
McDver John, 658 Mission
McGrath James, 250 .Steuart
McKlnney George, 47 Sacramento
McMahon James, NVV cor Rausch and
Folsom
McMillan N. & W., 206 Fifth
McNam.ira Michael, 129 Sixth
McQuade John, 6.>S Mission
McSweeney DennN, 604 Ellis
Meagher W. F., HI Geary
Mehnert Ernst, 12 Jackson
Meier Joseph, 83:') Pacific
Meruni Emilio, 1409 Dupont
MeranI Louis, 896 Front
Meyer Albert, 613 Laguna
Michael Gustave, 348 Third
Millaret Thomas, ,522 Dupont
Moebus Frederick, 3.33 East
Moeller Christ., 431 Dupont
Mnflfatt Thomas, 3 Clementina
Moloney Patrick E., lo3 Fifth
Molloy Michael, 223 Sixth
Monaghan Potrick, 4.58 Sixth
Mondon Callxte, SW cor Dupont and
Vallejo
Monnlu Brothers, 804 Kearny, and 603
Moiitgonierv
Moore John, 10.57 Folsom
Moore & Murphy, 138 Sixth
Morrissey William, 39 Commercial
Mosbacher Gcr.ton, 212 Steuart
Moynihan Lawr ■nee, 410 Sixth
Muller Frank, 242 Sutter
Murphy Dennis, Zit4 Folsom
Mutschler Chilstian, 2 Tyler
Nagel Jacob, 646 Clay
Nalsh John, SW cor Octavia and Birch
Av
Nass .\ndrew, .551 Folsom
Neary Bernard, 85 Stevenson
Nearv Nicholas, Itallrood Av, bet
Eighth and Ninth Avs, South S. F.
Neely Itobert, N\V cor Seventh and
Mission
Nelllgan William H., 303^ Fifth
Nelson Peter D., 531 East
NewdortTer Henry, 615 Davis
Noble James, 432 Valencia
Nolan Brothers, 7.38 Market
Nolan Michael D., 11 Third
Nussa William, 1111 Dupont
O'Connell <fe Balfrey. .506)^ Howard
O'Hanlon James F., 10 .Montgomery Av
O'Regan Daniel, 719 Davis
O'Rourke Bartholomew, 606 Mission
0 'Toole James, N s Webster, bet Lom-
bard and Chestnut
Ohm Frederick A., 430 Folsom
Pahl Richard, 77 Fourth
Pardini M. Eugene, 614 Washington
Parker Edward W., 944 Harrison
Patten Thomas, 284 Stevenson
Pauson Henrv, 528 Pacific
Peck John, 20 Montgomery Av
Pclle Alexis A., 1119 Folsom
Pera Francisco, 413 Broadway
Perry Horace, 1025 Howard
I'errv Josiah Willard, 1025 Howard
Pete" Joseph, 2 Fifth
Phillips Edwuril, 414 Pacific
Pierre Jean, i:ii3 Dupont
Pringle (illbert, 1015 Market
Qulnn John, NW cor Fourth and
Louisa
Qulnn .John (^, 223 Fifth
Radford Brothers, 9 Spring
Rattetto L. & Co., 1304 Stockton
Rapo.so Manuel S., 415 Drumm
Rasmussen Peter, 3a5 Third
Reaume Louis, 442 Third
Kepenn Frederick, 521 Sacramento
Rethy George, 9:i3 JIarket
Reubold Michael, 325 Bush
Revnolds James, 6.5S Mission
Rice Abraham, 1206 Sutter i
Rimassa Emanuel, 720 Washington |
Risi Alois, 80G Greenwich i
Robltscher Samuel, 1.589 Turk
Rohde Broth, rs, .509 Jackson
Rosenbaum Charles, 6.58 Mission
Rosenberg Benjamin, 108 Geary
Rosenbium Philip, 207 Sixteenth
Rosenthal I. L. & Bro., 1326 Polk
Rosenthal Isaac, 202 Pacific
Rothermel Henry P., 403 O'Farrell
Ruf Jacob, 903 Clay
Runge Frederick, 1120 Taylor
Rnss An<lrew, 671 Howard
Russell David F., 536 Sixteenth
Russell John B., NW cor Dupont and
Geary
Rvan Edward F.,W8 Gunnison Av,
bet Tweutv-seventh and Twenty-
eighth, B. H.
Sablatochan John, 810 Lagnna
Sangulnettl Paolo, 1518>^ Stockton
Scanlan John, 546 Fourth
Schade Ausiust, .321 Sixteenth
Scheele Adam, SW cor Union and Oc-
tavia
Scheer Henrv, 737 Vallejo
Schneider Henry, :»5!i U'Farrell
Schroeder John, 101 Third
Schuerg George, 405 Twenty-fourth
Schultz John,73 Minno
Schultz William, 622 Capp
Schwerdt & A<ller, 22 Sixth
Schwietlng Adolph, 125 Sansome
Seifert Moritz, 986 Harrison
Slieehan Maurice, 360 Third
Sipfke Ferdinand. 240 Sixth
Siess Jacob, 427 Fourth
Silberstein Louis, 4'22 Pacific
Silva Joaquin J., 115 Davis
Sllverstone Harris, 464,'« Sixth
Simon Joseph, 818 Montgomery
Skerrett Thomas, 226 Sixth
Stnib Conrad, 932 Fol.som
Stein George II., 3 Washington
Stein Mover. 24 Fourth
Stieveler Jacob, 212 Pacific
Strauss Moses, 1503 Market
Studwick Joseph E., 141 Fifth
Stumi)f Jacob, 1000 Bush
Stuinpf Joseph, .501 O'Farrell
Sullivan John T.. NE cor Battery and
Jack.son
Sullivan Michael, 213 Folsom
Swain James H., 5 Post
Thonett John, 4:J2 I'nciflc
Thummler Charles, 28 Turk
Thummler Henry, 3 Beale
Thummler Llebgott ('., 6 Sacramento
Tobin John, 446 Volencia
Tobin John, 403';.; Stevenson
Toomey Richard, 606 Mission
Tracy James, 112 Washington
Tracy P., 306 Stevenson
Troutvetter Andrew 2515 Mission
Turrell (jeorge, 2i:a .uission
Utschig Adolph . 1613 Polk
Utschlg John, .326 Bush
Veltch Perry A., 29!r7 Mission
Venturl Emanuel, 1717 Stockton
Vetterll Jacob 431 Dupont
Villa .lerome, 523 Dupont
Vlllemeur Jo.seph, 4 Summer
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"Walker George W., 11 Sutter
Walsh Jirome, 4^5Twpntieth
Walfh Michael, '.7 Third
Walsh T. F.,n53 Folfom
Walz Charles, 403 Sutter
Weber F. C, 621 California
Weber Galrii'l, effi Commercial
Webster Thoiua--. 62;i Howard
Welch James "OS Flr.>t
Welp George H., 11052^ Mission
Welsh John, fiS-S Ml-sfon
Whalen Morris H. , 252 Beale
White Thomns, 35 I'aciflc
Wilkinson William, 1212 Polk
Williams John, 1719'/o Mission
Withrow Isaac N., 224 McAllister, rear
Wolf A. &(>>., 208 Sixth
Wolfarth John M., 1322 Tacific
Wolff Jacob, 605 Montgomery Av
Weed John, S s Twenty -fourth, bet
Alabama and Ilnrrison
Toungdaus John I>., 417 Sutter
Zeis John, 222M Second
Zschlesche Christian, 1422 Dupont
Borax.
Coleman William T. A Co., SW comer
California and Front
Borax Refineries.
Ellsworth H. M. & Co 417 Chestnut,
office 2S Stevenson Block
Bottle Cofers
GlImanA RacoulUat, Ws Ninth, bet
Harrison and Brvant
WATSON <fe CO., 122 Market
Bottle Dealers.
(iSee alsn Junk Dealers.)
Borella Angel, SW cnr Kear and Bdwy
Brnnier Eugene, 1019 Kearnr
Brvson Cvrus W., 527 Fourth
Cerini Frank, 207 Davis
Marsh H. F., agent Boston and Sand-
wich Glass Co., 577 Market
WATSON <fe CO., 122 Market
Waugh Alexander & Co., 112 Main
Bottle IMannfactarers,
(See Glwis Works.)
Bottlers.
(See cdso Ale and Porter.)
i'~Baver Julius ¥., 8 Heron
Chicago Bottling Co., A. Aronsohn agt,
1507 Folsom
Eastern Cider Co., 719 Brjant
Kirby Thomas J., Noe, bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
Marks Samuel, NE cor Clay and Mont
Mcrermott William, 108 Shipley
Blorah Edwanl C, 708Sansome X,^^
Bonquet Holders.
Frey W. A., 401 Kearny
Bowllngr Allej-s.
Kahn .Joseph. 416 Pine
Kadovich L. & Co., 877 Market
Schwitters <fe Meier, 220 Dupont
Box Brands.
SCHMIDT M. & CO., 411 Clay and 412
Commercial
ARTISTIC DESIGNS
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BOX BRANDS
BY
M. SCHMIDT & CO.,
411 Clay Street.
Box MaUers— Cigars.
California Cigar Box Manufacturing
Co., N 8 Berry, nr Fourth
Korbel F. <fc Bros.. SW cor Bryant and
Fifth, office 306 Battery
Waldsteln Abraham, Berry, nr Sixth
Box 9Iakor«i — Fancy and
Jewelry.
Lochbaum A. H.. 134 Sutter
PHELPS & MILLER (Importers) 120
Sutter
Radius Ludwig, 420 Kearny
Box makers— Packing.
Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., 11-13 Beale,and
10-12 Main
Mergulre John L., SW cor Bryant and
Fifth
3Iyers, Oilman & Co., W s Ninth, nr
Harrison
San Francisco Box Factory, Berry,
bet Third and Fourth
Union Box Factory, 114-124 Spear
Woodbury George E., S s Berry, bet
Fourth and Fifth
Box makers— Paper.
Thiebaut Charles, 744 Mission
Wuizman Max, 539 Market
Wempe Brothers, 509 Market
Box Makers —Tin.
(See also Stoves and Tinware.)
Austin B. C, 310 Clay
Cormack William, 517 Commercial
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 111-113
California
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 110-118
Battery
Tay George H. & Co., 614-618 Battery
and SW cor California and Davis
Brackets— Oas.
DAY THOMAS, 122 Sutter
McNALLY & HAW KINS, 607 Market
Nve A.F. & Co., 315 Pine
Prior James K., 1128 Market
Brand Mannfactarers.
(.See also Stencil Cutters.)
SCHMIDT M. & CO., 411 Clay and 412
(Commercial
TRUWORTHY FRANCIS M., 318
Front
WOOD GEORGE M. & CO., 12f) Post
Brass Fonnders.
Baud Frank, 522 Fulton
Engels William, E s Utah, nr Twenty-
fourth
GARRATT W. T., 138 Fremont
Giovannlni & Co., 417 Mission
Greenberg & Co., 205 Fremont
Rovlance Joseph, 45 Fremont
Tay George H. & Co., 614 Battery and
SW cor Calit'ornia and Davis
Wagstaff T. H., E s Wisconsin, bet
Napa and Sierra
WEED & KINGWELL, 125 First
Breweries.
Albany, F. Hagemann & Co., 71-75 Ev-
erett
Albion, J. H. Burnell & Bro., cor Ninth
Av and G, South S. F.
Bavaria, Phillip Frnuenholz. Mont-
gomery A v, bet ValI"Jo and Green
Broadway, Jacob Adams, 637 Bdwy
California, Schulte & Geitner, SW cor
Serpentine Av and Twenty-sixth
Chicago, Henry Ahrens & Co., 1420
Pine
Cinrinnati, G. A. Bauer, SW cor Ful-
ton and Lyon
Eagle, William D. Smith, SW cor Fol-
som and Fourteenth
Empire, John Harrold, N s Chestnut,
nr Mason, ofnce 179 Jessie
Enterprise, Hillclirandt & Co., 2019 Fol
Eureka, Schweitzer <ft Bro., 235 First
Europa, John Christ, Nebraska, nr
Serpentine Av
Excelfior, Edward C. Slorah, 735 Te-
hama
Fredericksburg (San Josfi, Cal.) office
539 California
Golden City, G. Brekle. 1431 Pacific
Golden Gate, Charles J. B. Metzler, 717
Greenwich
Hayes Valley, H. Wahmuth & Co., 512
Grove
Hibernia, Matthew Nunan, S s How-
ard, bet Eighth and Ninth
Humboldt, William Noethig, 1839 MIi
sion
Jackson, W. A. Frederick, 1428 Mlssio!
Lafayette, Grogan<fe Anstett,725Gree;
Mason's, John Mason, 519 <;heBtnut
Milwaukee, Gehrig, Luhrmann & Co.,
612-616 Seventh
National, Gluck & Hansen, SE cor Ful-
ton and Webster
North Beach, Joseph Schwarz, NEcor
Powell and Chestnut
Pacific, Fortmann & Co., 271 Tehama
PHILADELPHIA, JohnWleland, 234
Second
Pha-nix, T. J. Klrby, Noe, bet Elgh- ,
teenth and Nineteenth
Pioneer, Hensler & Frledrlchs, 209
Treat Av
Presidio, Schneider & Wachter, 1626
Pacific Av
Railroad, F. Schuster, 425 Valencia
San Francisco Stock ■ incorporated) SE
cor Powell and Francisco
South San Francisco, A. Hoelscher &
Co., cor Fourteenth and Railroad
Avs
Swan (incorporated) SE cor Fifteenth
ana Dolores
Swiss, John J. Streuli, 414 Dupont
Tlvoll, John Bauer, SE cor Fillmore
and W aller
Union, Christian Hess, 326 Clementina
United States, Wan nenmachertfe Kron-
enberg, NE cor McAllister and
Franklin
Washington, Claus Wreden <fc Co., SE
cor Lombard and Tavlor
Willows, Otto Fauss & Co., SE cor
Nineteenth and Mission
Brewers' Materials.
Bauer J. C. & Co., 6.32 Sacramento
Herrmann & Co., 313 Sacramento
Scherr, Bach & Lux, 51 1 Sacramento
WATSON & CO.. 122 Market
Brick Mannfactnrers.
(-S'ee also Pire Brick.)
Bonnet B., 402 Montgomery
Bonnet E., 402 Montgomery
California Brick Co., 2 Nevada Block
Hunter & Shackleford, 310 Pine
Patent BricR Co., 401 Montgomery
Piper Jerome B. (estate oO 7 Clay
Remillard Brick Co., office Pacific
Street Wharf
Shea Maurice, N s Twenty-sixth, bet
Capp and Howard
Tobln Thomas D. (agent) Third Street
Wharf, office 335 Montgomery
Bricklayers.
Duncan John M. (ranges) 1136 Mlsglon
Haaf Jacob, 516 Kearny
Harris James H., 707 Nineteenth
Hock T., 516 Kearny
McGuire John, 210 Grove
Mitchell R., 328 Pine
O'Brien D., 571 Minna
Spaulding M., 306 Jessie
Stevens William E., 316 Montgomery
Thornhill Joseph, 35 Post
Van Ness J. P., 107 Fifth
AVagner Jacob, 516 Kearny
WorreU C. R., 328 Pine
Bridge Builders.
Boobar E. C, 14 Howard
HALLIDIE .K. S. (wire) 6 California
Martin W. H. & Co., 7 Spear
Pacific Bridge Co., N s B^rry, bet
Fourth and Fifth, office 4 Cal
SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CO., 14
Leavenworth
Sheldon John P., 1,'^ Mission
Britannia Ware.
Ackerman Brothers, 123 Kearny
Altschul, Seller* Co., 119 Buttery
Lawton O. & Co., 611 Market
LUNDY THOMAS, 7-9 Third
Morgan W. P. (Meriden Co.) 134 Sutter
Nathan B. & Co. , 126 Sutter
Sanderson & Brother, 310 Battery
STRAUS, KOHNSTAMM & GO., NK
cor Battery and Pine
Swain R. A. & Co., 112-114 California
WILL & FINCK, 769 Market
TUr I ADPCCT CTHPI/ 0* optical, goods in this City only ai
I mL LAnULO I 0 I Ul/lx IWULLERS 135 Montgomery Street.
JONAS J. MORRISON,
Red-wood and Bnget Sound Iinmber,
Bnlldinef Purposea and Foreig^n Ship.
ly selected for
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Brokers— Bnlllon.
Abbott Osborn, 316 California
Berton F. & Co., 527 Olay
Helmrlch & Hansen. .304 Sansome
riunie J. V. <t t>>., 232 (Jal'.fornia
RelcbliBK F., 400 Mont>:()mer.v
Rlehn, Hemnie&Oo., 404 Alontgomery
Sntro & Co., 408 Montgomery
Brokers -Commercial.
Alexander Orlando, 214 Sansome
Bainl Andrew, 312 Califi)rnla
Brooks L. M., 20-1 California
Chamberlain Henry L.. 402 Mont
English <fe Gibbuus, NE cor Front and
Clav
Gore Benjamin B., 412 Clay
Hacan &Mauhe!m, 316 Cullfornla
Holden S. P., 4.30 California
Merle C. F., 405 Front
Miles John E., 402 Front
Tnanor.J. V., 120 Sutter
WadsworthW. K. & Son, 402 Front
WELCH & CO., 10!) California
Brohers -CnBtom Honse.
(See Brokers — Ship and Custom
House.)
Br ofc era— Drag:.
STEELE JAMES G. & CO., 635 Mar-
ket
Brokers— Oeneral.
(See also General Agents.)
Austin Marcus E., 639 Kearny
Balrd Andrew, 312 California
Bear Solomon. 140 Montgomery
Beck D. L. & Son, 221-225 Front
Bremer W. H. , 310 Sacramento
Brown P. & Co., 606 Montgomery
Cogan James, 40;i California
Collins John H. Jr., ;C!0 Sansome
Collins Joseph C, 509 Bush
Crane E. J., 211 Sansome
Dorn G.W. & Co., 316 California
Dowda George \V., 202 California
Durklri John M., 507 California
Gay Charles, 523 Montgomery
Greenewald M. F., 125 Sansome
Haves cfe Co., 224 Montgomery
Hill George A. , 634 Market
Hoffman A. B., 30 Kearny
Jacobs Mark I., 322 Montgomery
Maynard J. H., 315 California
Pollack Samuel , ."502 Kearny
Stewart George, 622 Market
Brokers- drain.
Acheson Robert, 122 Clay
Bent E. F. <fe Co., 18 California
Bogart .1. M., 214 Sacramento
Brown D. & Co., 606 Montgomery
Campbell J.W. H., 4:« California
Crosby George 0. , 304 Davis
Gerberding Albert, 214 California
HobbsF., 402 Front
Hobson Heury B., 321 Battery
Holcomb W. A. & Co., NE cor Clay
and Davis
Hughes Hugh & Co., .302 Calilornia
Jordan Joseph W., 302 Davis
Kalisher E. D.,321 (California
Markley Levi & Co., 200 Washington
May hew, p:arnest & Co., .302 Davis
McNear George W., 20 California
Miller* Co., 10 Davis
O'Neill Brothers, 217 Davis
Itichm-ds 0. S., NE cor Front and Clay
Tenney Richard P., NE cor Davis and
Market
Vermeil J. L., 608 Fourthi
Brokers— Hide.
Blsslnger & Co. , 600-602 Front
Brokers— House.
Bates Thomas D. & Brother, 11 Gearv
Becker B. A., .3.34 Kearnv
CAPP CUAKLES S. A CO., 418 Mont
Chapln George W., 313 Montgomery
Chapman ]{., 137 .Montgomery
Coe John T., 32s Montgomery
Cosgrove Christnnher, 6.52 ^Market
MADISON & BURKE, 501 Mont
Mauee W. H., 224 Montgomery
Matthews & Co., 5J4 Kearny
MoUoy P. C, 116 Blontgomery
Murphy D.W. & Co., fiOS Market
Oesterrelcher Louis, 137 Montgomery
Pforr John, 329 Montgomery
Schottler Joseph F., 224 Montgomery
Van Norden & Gllmore. 607 Mont
Brokers— Insurance.
Abrahams Samuel, 140 Montgomery
Aronsohn Sigmund, 322 California
Bahrs Andrew S., 320 California
Bailey James D., 418 Colifornia
Balrd Andrew, 312 California
Barnes E. T., 318 California
Beecher H. F., 216 Sansome
Belden & tJrton, 313 California
BIgelow H. H., 406 California
Bigelow J. E., 40!) California
Bremer W. H., 310 Sacramento
Bretz Aaron, 410 California
Brown Charles F., 37 Merchants' Ex-
change
Brown, Craig & Co., 215 Sansome
Browne P. D., 215 Sansome
Bronner J. A., 225 Sansome
Burling Frederick, 219 Sansome
Carlln John, 306 Sansome
Carlton C. C., 311 California
Carlton Henry Jr., 311 California
Carpenter Evlwin W., 401 California
Carpenter Florence Mrs., 317 California
Coftee Frank L.. 214 Sansome
Cole Oliver H.. 209 Sansome
Cottrell Edward M., 218 Saasome •
Crawford Robert, 512 Calilornia
Davis John B. F., 406 California
Derre A., 418 Vallejo
Donzelman Frederick, 425 California
Earle Halford, 415 Market
Eistelder William, 202 Sansome
Evenson & Co., 12Si^ B^ourth
Faraday Richard, 210 Sansome
Figel Samuel, 409 California
Fischer Henrv I., 429 Montgomery
Foster G. H., 210 Sansome
Frank Isaac, 210 Sansonie
Fuller Orlando, 320 California
Gainiss James R., 320 Sansome
Hagan & Manheim, 316 California
Hess Levi, 210 Sansome
Hochheinier Simon, 313 California
HoUis & Harris, 2208 Mission
Israel Julius, 411 California
Laughna W. O., 413 Montgomery
Levlson M. 204 Bush
Levy Samuel W., 21 Battery
Macy David F., 218 Sansome
Melcher Jesse A., .340 Montgomery
Mercado Mary R. Mrs., 307 Mont
Pink Henry, 202 Sansome
Pockwitz Louis, li>8 .\sh Av
Pollack Samuel, 502 Ken my
Pope John F., 220 San^ome
Read & RalTerty, 333 .Montgomery
Redlngton S. M., 320 California
Sander Peter, 13 Merchants' Exchange
Sargent Samuel A., 320 California
Satterlee W., 37 Montgonii-ry Block
Schmitt B. L., 6 Merchants* Exchange
Schubart Ellas, 104 Front
Sheldon Mary L. Mrs.. .320 California
Shloss Louis, 1922 Howard
Smith Andrew D., 310 California
Speyer M., ;i07 California
Steinberger <fe Kalisher, 310 Calif orn'!a
Swain Henry C, 202 .Sansome
Trittenbach Jacob, .304 California
Wade William M., NE cor Seventh Av
and N, South S. F.
Watson N. A. Mrs., .^30 Pine
Weber Charles, 425 California
Wright E. B., 418 Sutter
Brokers— Internal Reye-
nne.
Adams Albert F., 508 Battery
Mayhew & Taggard, 417 Washington
Brokers— Merchandise.
Alexander Orlando, 214 San.some
Amerlung J. C. (wines ond liquors) 65
Merchants' Exchange
Balrd Andnw, 312 (lallfornla
Beck D. L. & Son, 221 Front
Bush Edward I).. 405 Front
Curtis James M., 123 California
Davis Robert & Co., 405 Front
Girard L., 214 California
Hochkoftler Rudolph, 203 Front
Houston W. J. & Co.,2ai Front
Hugg Henrj', 203 California
Hughes H. & Co., .302 California
Ireland William, 123 CaUfornla
Jacobs Mark I., 208 Muntgomery
Jeffray William, 204 California
Jones Charles C, 214 Sacramento
Ka isher Edward D., 321 California
Kendall Frank I., 302 California
Knudsen P. J., va California
LIndholm 0. W. & Co., 122 California
Loudon & Hanscom, 65 Merchants'
Exchange
Melczer William & Co.. 123 California
Merle Charles F., 405 Front
Nels Phillip, 109 California
Nelson James W., 412 Clay
Overacro Peter I., 12:{ California
Parratt Frederick, 405 Front
Pollard William 11., 402 Front
Richardson & Field, 214 California
Steuart Irving, 40 California
Stowell William H., 214 California
Teller J. D. P., 405 Front
Tetzen C., 202 Californ'a
Von Fritzch Otto, 220 Sansome
Wheeler F. A. (spice) 128 California
White & Co., 316 California
Wilde J. M., 405 Front
Brokers- Hlnlns.
(.See also Mine Owners.)
.\daras Andrew J.. .^30 Pine
Adams Frank M., a30 Pine
Allen H. H., 318 Pine
Ball George A., .328 Montgomery
Banning A. O., 220 Montgomery
Bates Edward P., .T20 Sansome
Blair A. J., 330 Pine
Blood L. L., 45 Merchants' Exchange
Bosworth William, 432 Montgomery
Boynton Underbill, 310 Pine
Brewster R. E., 314 Montgomery
Brooks H. S.. 318 Pine
Brown Edgar 0., 535 Clay
Byron A. L., 402 Kearny
Cole Thomas, 331 Montgomery
Clongdon Honr> B., 240 Montgomery
(Xioper James B., 328 Montgomery
Craig R. R.,413Montsomery
Grossman & Baker, 324 Pine
Dahl Blaine F., 111'^ Leidesdorff
Davis .John A., 528 California
Dickinson Edward B., 240 Mont
Dunn A. C, 202 Sansome
Duren William H., 318 Pine
Eggers John C, 419 California
Eldrldge John S., Ill '-^ L idesdorff
Elliott R., 45 Merchant's Exchange
Ewing Thomas, ;?28 Montgomery
Ferris David C, ffio Sansome
Fitch Henry S., 340 Montgomery
Gardner Robert, 310 Pine
Gashwiler J. W., 8 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Gaxiola Edwards, 320 Sansome
Glellen Gustave A., 315 Davis
GIvens R. R.. 331 Montgomery
Giordon J., 320 Sansome
Green James J., 328 Montgomery
Greenmau Jared F., 320 Sansome
Hamilton, Goldstone & Co., 214 San
Heath Nathaniel, 571 Market
Hill (Jeorge A., 6.34 Market
Holland Christopher, 318 Pine
Holmes A. J., 318 Pine
Howell M. D.. 330 Pine
Hunt John D., 513 Cullfornla
Hussey James L.,402 Montgomery
Hussey Joseph, 318 I'lne
Irelan William Sr., 49 Merchants' Exch
Irvln E. S.,7.".7 Market
Johnson James H., 402 Montgomery
Johnson (J. R., :f20 Sansome
Jones Charles, 302 .Montgomery
Jones David H., 2;iO Montgomery
Jones Slartln, 33l' I'lne
Kraner Philip H., 314 Montgomery
La Forge Albert li.. 29 Merchants' Ex-
change
Lawton Ganiner T. , 401 California
Lefflngwel! William, 331 Montgomery
Locke Samuel, ;«I9 California
Lubcck Samuel, 5C Nevada Block
Mackle Jaini^s I'., 30;i California
Mars J. .\., 49 Merclrunts' Exchange
Marsh E. B., I'O.i <;alifornia
Massey H. W., 507 Montgomery
Mathers. H.,211 Sansome
McCMInton James G., 3.30 Pine
McDonald D. L., 310 line
McGec John B., 330 Pine
Mlddlemlss J. R., 406!^ California
Mllllkcn Isaac T., 528 CalU'ornla
Mllroy B. B. <fe Co., 411 California
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Mitchell Henry K., 56 Nevada Block
Mootry Thomas Jr., 116 Front
Morgan James, 310 I'lne
Mosebach K. C, 3:iO Pino
National Mining Agencv, 421 Cal
Peck A 1,646 Market
Perry David. :i20 Sausome
Pershbaker John, 118 LelilesUorff"
Phebv Thomas B., 106 Leldcsdorff
Phillips Henry B., 337 Pine
Pierce James P., 315 California
Banlett Horace D., 21-1 CalKornla
Kaymoud Samuel A., 302 Dlonteomery
Raymond William, 330 Pine
Reymert Theodore D., 40 California
Roberts John W., 328 Montgomery
Rogers William O., room A, 203 Bush
Seckel George, 330 Pine
Selleck Silas, 240 Montgomery
Sheldon N. P., 320 Sansome
Shepard Mark, 310 Pine
Stanvan Charles H., 59 Nevada Block
Stone H. .Storrs 419 California
Swain Charles H., 320 Sansome
Swift J. r>. & Co., 408 California
Thompson Isaac F., 203 Bush
Thurston Elliott S., 315 California
Truett Mlers F., 328 Montgomery
Utter William, SE cor Halleck and
Leidesdorff
M'adsworth J. C. L., 401 California
Wakelee Charles H., .5.So Clay
Wallace Thumas, 240 Montgomery
Wand Thomas N., 211 Sansome
Waison .Joseph, 330 Fine
Weaver Phillip L., 328 Montgomery
Weller C. L., 203 Bush
Willard W. P., .52 Nevada Block
Williams J. H. H.,23 Merchants' Exch
Wilson Cyrus, 402 tront
Wilson John 1)., 411'^ California
Brokers— 9Iinins Stocks.
Ayres John G., 429 California
Barbee John, 317 Montgomery
Bear Solomon, 140 Montgomery
Bernhard Joseph, 404 Montgomery
Blow A. W. & Co 301 J'lne
Boyce S. B., 307 Montgomery
Boyd T. C, 219 Sansome
Brookings C. C, 405 California
Burling J. W., 413 California
Cantln Joseph P., 311 California
Cotlce Frank L., 214 Sansome
Collins John H. Jr., 320 Sansom«
Cords Robert, 306 Montgomery
Dahl B. F., 1U,'< Leidesdorff
De Pass James M., 331 Montgomery
Diftot A., 324 Montgomery
DInsmore Robert, 228'-^ Montgomery
Ehrllch James E., :326 Pine
Farrell John, 113 Leidesdorff
Fay Jeremiah G., 330 Pine
Feniald Jo.seph S., 213 Sansome
Fox A. W. & Co., 306 Montgomery
Fox Henry L., 439 California
Gambs Henry, 304 California
Garlot A. Jr., 418 Montgomery
Habev Ferdinand A., 421 California
Havens & Co., 429 California
Hawxhurst Robert, 402 Montgomery
Herlnghi B., 111,'^ Leidesdorff
Heringhi Edward, lim Leidesdorff
Herr James J., 405i-^ California
Herzberg Isaac, 326 Pine
Horrin Robert G.. 322 Pine
Hosmer D. M. & Co., 321 Montgomery
Hunt George H. & Co., 209 Sansome
Jacobs William M.. 324'^ Montgomery
Kennedy Patrick J., 106 Leidesdorff
Krei<ier Frank L., 214 Sansome
Kutz G. M. & Co., 318 Montgomery
Laughna William O., 413 Montgomery
Ledyard Henry S., 501 California
Liebermann Theodore, 310 Mont
Ltssak Louis S., 112 Leidesdorff
Martin Minor S., 106 Leidesdorff
Mayers A., 240 Montgomery
Mayson Joseph M., 314 Pine
McAneny George B., 52 Nevada Block
McPherson George K., 411,'-^ California
Miles E. M. & Co., 413 Montgomery
Miller Elias, 402 Montgomery
Mix L. W., 317 Montgomery
Morse Edward A., 12 Montgomery
Murray Widiam B., 308 Pine
Neville Ernest H., 116 Montgomery
Newton Henry A., 327 Pine
O'Brien E. A. & Co. , 424 Montgomery
O'Connor Thomas, 304 Montgomery
Perry John Jr., 413 Montgomery
Pfiug Ludolph, 40 California
Rountrce & Langton,304 Montgomery
Ruppin Ilenuiin, 222 Montgomery
Schmltt Henrv, 440 California
Seckel George, 330 Pine
Shilling Soul S., :«)!l Cnllfornia
Skall'o Allred, 215 Sansome
Smiley Joseph K., 240 Montgomery
Smith Frederick M., 318 I'ine
Smith Jacob W.. 419 California
Smithson T. B., 113 Leidesdorff
Starr John D., 409 Montgomery
Stevens Charles, 310 Pine
Sulzbacher Joseph, 326 Pine
Swim 1). K., 314 Montgomery
Taylor E. J., 429 Moiit^-jomery
Van Orden John, SiO Pine
Vlmont Joseph N., 318 Pine
Von Loesecke Percy, 121 Sansome
Wallace George, 23 Nevada Block
Wills C. J. & Co., 302 Montgomery
Wilson Richard, 415 Montgomery
Wood William E., .m Montgomery
Brokers— mining «itocks.
California Stock Exchangh.
Ackerson George T., 314 Montgomery
Armstrong J. L., 444 California
Barling H. H., 22 L.'idesdorff
Carter George E., 313 Montgomery
Frank Samuel, 429 Cnllfornia
Goldman Max, 310 Montgomery
Hart H. H., 22 L'idesdorff
Hendrie E. B., 22 Leidesdorff
Herrera F.,.331 Montgomery
Hirshfeld Charles, 314 Montgomery
Hyneman S., 327 Pine
.Jewell J. G., 310 California
Kahn Samui-I, 113 Leidesdorff
Klewlsch John O., 422 Montgomery
Lebatard M., 418 Montgomery
Luty F. E., 3.30 Pine
Marina J. de Sta., 446 California
McGrew A. F., 420 Mcmtgomery
Oppenheim John, 313 Montgomery
ReaC. T.,22 Liedesdorft'
Ryckman W. L.. 317 Montgomery
Sperling M. B., 22 Leidesdorff
Sweet H. A., 331 Moutgomerv
Todd A. H. & Co., 419 California
Wightman A. C, 419 California
PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE.
Bacon F. W., 316 Montgomery
Baird Andrew, 312 California
Baldrldge Michael, 314 Montgomery
Baldwin E. J., The Baldwin
Barbee John, 317 Montgomery
Berry man F. M., 316 Montgomery
Bourne John B., 12 Leidesdorff
Brown Charles E., 316 Montgomery
Coleman M., 316 Montgomery
D'Oyly Nigel, 317 Montgomery
Dodge Georges.. 302 Montgomery
Duncan W. T., 310 Pine
Edwards William. 303 Pine
Elliott F. A., 316 Montgomery
Ely George, 316 Montgomery
EPPSTEIN & CO., 304 Pine
Fay Philip S., 330 Pine
Flatt C. J., 317 Montgomery
Frank GuBtave, 313 Montgomery
Franks Fred, 318 Montgomery
Gardiner Baldwin, 314 Montgomery
Gauthier E. & Co., .306 Montgomery
Golly & Uhl, 429 California
Greene Clay M., 314 Montgomery
Griesinger Robert, 503 California
Hawkins J. J. E., 1 Nevada Block
Henriques D. M., 314 Montgomery
Hirshfeld Charles, 314 Montgomery
Hoitt Ira G., 427 Montgomery
HoUadayBen. Jr., 14 Leidesdorff
Hunt John L., 513 California
Hutchins George, 316 Montgomery
Hutchinson John I)., 5 Merchants' Ex-
change
Jacobs L. N., 316 Montgomery
Kaufman S. & Co., 304 Montgomery
Kelley George W., .326 Pine
Kenna P. J. G., 314 Montgomery
Kent 11. F. & Co., 316 Montgomery
Kyle R. G., 317 Mnnt-omery
Lederer George M., 316 Montgomery
Lent William M., 52 Nevada Block
Marshall Louis. 304 Pine
McDonald J. M., 316 Montgomery
Montealegre J. G., 316 Montgomery
Moore & Montgomery, .324j| Mont
Morgan W. P., 316 Montgomery
Moroney Paul, 314 Montgomery
Moulder Andrew J., 314 Montgomery
O'Connor Thomas, 304 Montgomery
Otis & Co., -m Montgomery
Phlpps Alfred B., 321 (California
PlummerH. W., 316 Mdntgomery
Rich David, 316 Montgomery
Sanborn T. C, 314 Montgomery
Sedgwick John, 317 Montgomery
Smiley T. J. L., 306 Montgomery
Speyer lirother?, 337 Pine
Taylor W. S., 420 Montgomery
Tilden Jo.sepn, 316 Montgomery
Tobin Richard C, 314 Montgomery
Uhl George, 429 California
Weller Charles L., 203 Bush
Whltely T. & Co., 314 Montgomery
Wolf Frederick, 316 Montgomery
Wright William H.,420 Montgomery
Zadig & Kullmann, 313 Montgomery
San Feancisco Stock and Exchange
Board.
Atkinson, Doud & Co., 337 Pine
Barrett & Walker, 4 Leidesdorff
Bernhard Joseph, 404 Montgomery
Bonvnge C. W., 402 Montgomery
Roswell S. B. & Co., 318 California
Brooks Samuel H., 439 California
Brown J. W., 333 Pine
Biidd W. C, 440 Jlontgomery
Burling James W., 413 California
Cabin B. <fe Co., 406 Montgomery
Child E. F.. 318 Pine
(^lute & Ijoveland, 242 Montgomery
Coffin, Sanderson & Cook, 312 Pine
Colt B. H., S. F. Stock Exchange Bldg
Coleman James V., 42 Nevada Block
Coleman John W^, 1 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
COPE & DAVIS, 314 Pine
Coursen G. A., 405 California
Crocker & Suydam, 218 Pine
Crowley & Goodman, 436 California
Dewey E. E., 308 Pine
Dixon Samuel, 238 Montgomery
Duncan William L., 306 Montgomery
Ehrlich M., 331 Pine
EPSTEIN E., 331 Pine
Eyre & Jon'^s, 320 Pine
Fitch J. R., 312 Pine
Flood J. C. & Co., 6 Nevada Block
Foster W. H , S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Fox A. W., 306 Montgomery
Fox C. W., 439 California
Freeborn & Co., 316 Pine
Glazier T. & Co., 412 California
Goodman J. T., 4:?6 California
Greenebaum, Helbing & Co., 232 Mont
Gurnett A. G. & Co., 310 CaUfornia
Hadley F. W.,S.F. Stock Exchange
Building
Hale & Pacheco, 317 Montgomery
Hall E. F. & Co., 410 California
Hall Jl. P., 40S Montgomery
Hassev F. A., 402 Montgomery
Havens F. C. 429 California
Herman M., 242 Montgomery
Hickox George C. & Co., 412 Mont
Higgins AV. L.,417 California
Hochstadter E. & Co., SW cor Sansome
and California
Hooker R. C, 336 Pine
Ives George I., 402 Montgomery
Jones J. H., 320 Pine
Jones J. P., 324 Pme
Keene James R., 1 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Kennev & Dver, 228 Montgomery
King Homers. & Co., 312 Pine
King Joseph L., 413 Montgomery
Lawton Franklin, 413 Montgomery
Lazure L. T., 304 Pine
LIssak A. H. Jr., 112 Leidesdorff
Loveland L. F., 242 Montgomery
Lynch Jeremiah, 8. F. Stock Exchange
Building
MACKINTOSH <fe BACON, 322 Mont
Macpherson & Shinn. 326 Montgomery
Mahony J. H. Jr. , 408 Montgomery
Marks Joseph, S. F. Stock Exchange
Board
MARYE GEORGE T. & SON, 234
Montgomerv
McDonald M. J., 203 Bush
Messer, Bacon & Co., 232>^ Mont
Miles & King, 413 Montgomery
Miller & Van Wvck, 308 Pine
Morrow Robert F., 414 California
MURPHY E. P., 409 Pine
Neal Charles S. & Co., 3.30 Montgomery
Noble H. H. <fc Co.,435 California
Patterson James, 313 California
Peckham E. P., 311 Montgomery
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES)
Office, 33 Geary St.
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ORGANIZED SEPTEMBER II, 1862.
OFFICERS :
E. P. PECKHAM. President. GEORGE T. MARYE, Jr., Vice-President.
CHAS. S. NEAL. Secretary. J. M. SHOTWELL. Treasurer
B. H. COIT. Chairmaib
South Side Pine, between Montgomery and Sansonne Sts.
— MEMBERS z
8. EPP8TEIK.
L. T. LAZURE,
HeniberS.F Stock ami Kxelmiige BoaM.
EPPSTEIN & CO.
Ck>ininission Stock Brokers,
3<l4 Pine St., near Sansonie,
SAN FRANCISCO
Branch House .--EPPSTEIN, COHN & CO., Nos. S.'i and
37 Broad Street, NEW YORK.
O. W. COPE. GEO. O. DAVIS.
Meiiilwr S.P. Stnok »nd Exchange Bn.'jrd.
COPE & DAVIS,
STOCKBROKERS,
314 Pine Ht.
D. Z. YOST & CO.
STOCKBROKERS,
32a niontgomfry Street,
(Safe Peposit BuiKlinfr.)
Stocks bought and carried on margin.
OrOROE T. MARYE.
RF.ORGF. T. M.*RVE, .IR
GEORGE T. MARYE & SON,
Stock and Money Brokers,
234 Montgomery St.
Stocks bou»;lit and sold on coniinlssiim and carried on
margin.
MARTIN BACON.
WM. MArKINTOSH.
MACKINTOSH & BACON,
Commission Stockbrokers,
323 Slonteroinery St.
Stock.o can led on margin. Liberal advances maile on
active accounts.
H. H. NOBLE & CO.,
STOCKBROKERS,
433 California St.
EUGENE E. DEWEY,
STOCKBROKER,
308 Pine St.
EDWARD F. HALL & CO.,
STOCKBROKERS,
4IO Calirornla St.
W. C. BUDD,
STOCKBROKER,
440 C'alirornia St.
E. P. MURPHY,
STOCKBROKER,
409 Pine St.
3Ieniber of S. F. Stock and Exchange Board.
ABTHUB W. FOSTEB.
SAM BELL WAKEFIELD.
S. B. WAKEFIELD & CO.,
STOCKBROKERS,
322 Pine St.
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ESTABLISHED IN 18S».
ARMES & DALLAM,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
WOODEN I WILLOW WARE
Brooms, Clothes Wringers,
Brushes, Wrapping Paper,
Baskets, Feather Dusters,
Matches, Pishing Tackle,
Twines, Axe Handles,
Cordage, Paper Bags,
Stationery, Demij ohns.
ETC, ETC.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
HALL & WAGNER'S BLEACHING SOAP,
''NO BRAND" PARLOR MATCHES,
COTTON WEBBING FOR FISH NETS,
JAPANESE PAPER OIL CLOTH,
DAVIS' PATENT BUILDING PAPERS.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Chums, Pails, Tubs, Washboards, Sieves, Barrel Covers, Butter Moulds, Kegs,
"Well Buckets, Towel Rollers, Potato Mashers, Rolling Pins,
Step Ladders, Pastry Boards, Nest Boxes, Flour
Pails, Brooms, Broom Handles, Etc., Etc.
Hi mmm lit »B#KW SWBBB*
SAN FRANCISCO. "
2E '
J. MACDONOUGH,
CUMBERIiAND, LEHIGH ANI> ENGLISH FOUNDRY COKE,
41 Slarket Street, corne.K Spear.
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BUT
Quinan J. A., 309 rallfornla
! rSoKcrs K. ¥., 80 Nevada Block
I rcike B. B. & Co., 304 Montgomery
KiKlkln J. A., 14 Lellle^do^ft•
Schmieden Ileury, 330 MontKomery
Sclimitt J.. L. & Co., 6 Merchants'
Kxihanpe
Scott II. H. & Co., am MontKomery
Sharon WiUiniii, .'iO.'i San.sonie
ShotwcU .J. M., 324 JIoutKoniery
Smiley George \V., 8. F. Stock Ex-
change BulldInK
Steel Thomas, S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Steinhart tJ., 26 Merchants' Exchange
Stoutcnborongh C. H.. 401 California
flTurnbiill Walter, 316 Pine
n Van Wvck H. L., .308 Pine
Wakefield S. B. & Co., 322 Pine
Walker 0. V., 4 Leidesdorff
Wattles J. B. & Co., ;i03 Montgomery
Wilson & Hutchinson, 322 Pine
YOST 1). Z. & CO., 332 Montgomery
Zlnns L. A., S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Broken*— Money.
{^Dealers in United Statei, State,
County, Etc., Securities.)
Anthony George W., SE cor Kearny
and Bush
Bear Solomon, 140 Montgomerv
Bishop Edgar, 700 Market
BuasJudah, 420 ."Montgomery
Carter B. W., 302 Montgomery
Cohn & Frank. 418 Montgomery
Pavis William II., 320 Saneome
De ]'ass James M., 331 Montgomery
Fav Philip 8., 3:i0 Pine
Grcenbaum L. & Co., :J06 Montgomery
^•■Haverstlck W. H., 500 Montgomery
Helmrich & Hnn.sen,301 Sansome
^Hopkins William S.,.326 Mont
Hosmer P. M. & Co., 116 Hallecb
Kutz G. M. & Co., 318 Montgomery
Lacy Henry, .321 California
Liebermann Theodore, 310 Mont
Maynard J. H., 31.5 California
«Melone Drury 418 (JaKfornla
Nevlile Ernest H., 116 Montgomery
O'Brien E. A. & Co., 4a4 Mont
Oppenheimer & Salinger, 422 Mont
*Perry John Jr., 413 Montgomerv
Peyser Caroline Mrs., .521 Montgomery
Pforr John, .321) Montgomery
*Russell Edwin, 3;«) J'ine
Salomon Jacob, .502 Kearny
Shepard Edward A., NW cor Sacra-
mento and Montgomery
Sllberstein J. & Co., 53,5 Kearny
Smith Fentinand, 316 Montgomery
Snss Abraham, 214 Montgomery
*Sutro & Co., 408 Montgomery '
Vassault Ferdinand, 808 Montgomery
Watkln William B., 438 California
♦Watson, LaGrange & Gibson, 324 Pine
Weihe A\igust, 40O Montgomery
Weil Theodore J., .501 Montgomery
Wheatley E. 1)., 1 Fourth
Wohl Paul, 413 California
"•-•Woods F. H., 412 Montgomery
Brokers— Note.
Abbott Osborn, 316 Cahfomla
Carter R. W., ;!02 Montgomery
Damon J. E.,607 Montgomery
Flsk Asa, 240 Montgomery
Lacy Harrv, 321 California
Little John T., 302 Montgomery
McMechan James, 40.5 California
Morgcnstern Myer, 4:16 Montgomery
Perry John Jr., 413 Montgomery
Pettlgrew A Earless, 217 Sansome
Plume J. V. <fc Co., 319 California
Kaum J. M., 430 Montgomery
Russell Edwin, 3;« Pine
Sutton 0. P., .5;il (.'alifomla
Thompson & Co., 421 California
Whitman S. P., 302 Montgomery
Broker*— Pairn.
Abrahams A Splro, 13 K( amy
Aronson G. A ( o., 110 Kearny
Brock J., 718 Washington
Charmak H. & Co., 846 Market
Franklin .Abraham, 2(i.5 PaclHc
Franklin John, '.;0-5 Kearny
Franklin Noah J., 1100 Market
Goldberg Max <t (Jo., .534 Kearny
Goodman Abraham, 414 Kearny
Graaff Samuel, 214 Montgomery Av
Henrlch A. Mrs., 617 Washington
llirshfeld Julius H. & Co., 510 Kearny
Hynian W., 16 Kearny
Jacobs .Abraham, 613 Pacitlc
Leszynsky U. E., 40!) Kearny
Levy Edward, 820 Kearny
Lew Isaac, 6.53 Washington
LIchtenstelu B. H., 221 and 702 Kearny
Myers H. & Son, 62:{-333-227 Kearny
Myers Harris, 644 Clay
Peyser Caroline Mrs., .521 Montgomery
Schmalz William, 625 Kearny
Silborstein J. & Co., .5:t.5 Kearny
Salomon I. L., 622 Kearny
Stockwitz Emma Mrs., 2.50 Fourth
Stone J. Ry 255 Third
Van Vllet Leon, 506 Kearny
Brokers— Real Estate.
(iS'ee Heal Estate Agents.)
Brokers— Ship and Custom
Iloase.
Adams Albert F., .508 Battery
Bauch Peter G., 500 Battery
Bellingall <fe Miller, 425 Battery
Bernhurd R., 302 (.:aliforn)a
Boden John H. & Co., 504 Battery
Bunker H. S., 508'^ Battery
Casavecchlaift Gesoret, 417 Wash
De Fremery H. S., 508,'^ Battery
Gardner James H.,. 504 Battery
Helse Charles Ed., 510 Battery
Hessier Charles, 518 Battery
Hughes &, Edson, .501 Battery
Mattoon & Danglada, 502 Battery
Mayhew & Taggard,417 Washington
McGlll R. E., 508 Battt-ry
Reed Georse W.. .508'^ Battery
Schleiden & Scholl, 418 Battery
Travers Edward W ., 210 Battery
Wheeler R. S., 518 Battery
Brokers— Skip and Freight.
Dojle & Wilson, .38 California
Hughes H. & Co., 302 California
Lolor Charles P., 31 Merchants' Exch
Peterson Soren B., 58 Clay
Schleiden & Scholl, 413 Battery
Bronze Goods.
Ackernian Brothers, 209 Sutter
Davidson J.W. & Co., NW cor Kearny
and Po^t
DAY THOMAS, 122 Sutter
Lawton o. <fc Co., 611 Market
Locke Charles E., 25 Geary
Nathan B. & Co. 126 Sutter
RANDOLPH & CO., 101 Montgomery
Slerlng H. & Co., 19 Montgomery
Weyl Brothers, 110 Sutter
Bronze Powders.
Hueter Bros. & Co., 12 Second
Bronzers and Gilders.
Engels William, E s Utah, nr Twenty-
fourth
LCNDY THOMAS, 7-9 Third
Paudier Joseph, 773 Mission
Rochicioli R. F.,8Tvler
Wilson William F.. 25 Stockton
Zante Daniel, ICO Jessie
Broom Handles.
ARMES & DALLAM, 115-117 Front
Grader Francis J., 211 Mission
Lipsher George, 331 Bush
Broom makers.
ARMES & DALLAM, 115-117 Front
Butts C. C, SW cor Nineteenth and
Stevenson
Cole & Kenny, 114 Sacramento
Cooper Alfred J., 638 Vallejo
Copson Benjamin, :122 Davis
Glunz Christian, 64k West Mission
Golden Thomas, 109 Clay
Harrison 4 Dickeon, 210 Sacramento
Harwood Charles B., !r25 Capp
Hemingway Bros., NE cor Norwich
and Gunnison Av, Bernal Heights
Howes (;teorge & Co., 302 California
Kunze A Brakniann, 260 Third
Lipsher (Jeorge, 3.31 Bush
San Francisco Brush Factory (rattan
and corn) .325 Sacramento
Taylor John, 403 Bav
Tobln Morris, 1,503 Pacific
Van LaaK Lamberl, 315 Sacramento
Ward Thomas, 27 lirumm
Brash Dealers.
ARMES & DALLAM, U5-117 Front
Foldmann L. & Co., 317 Sacramento
Gosling George N., 320 Sansome
Howes George & Co., "02 Cal fornia
Kelly James B. & Co., 101-105 Front
Kunze & Brakniann, 260 Third
Lipsher George, '.Vi\ Bush
SADLER & CO., 605 Market
SPKNCE A. S. & Co., .537 Market
Unna .lacob, 157 New Montgomery
Ward Thomas, 27 Drumm
White Horace F., 123 Clay
WOLFF A LOZE (Jewelers') 120 Sut
Yates & Co., 113 Front
SADLER & CO.
605 JMarket Street ,
Importers and Jobbers
Hair, Cloili, Shoe, Nail and Tooili
Lowest Market Rates Ouarauteed.
Brash Manufactarers.
Bleibtrey Charles, CAf, Mission
Cole & Kenny. 114 Sacramento
Conklln Thomas C, 418 Fourth
Figer Brothois, 615 Sacramento
Ford John E., W 8 Moultrie, nr Old
Hickory
Kunze <fe Brakmann, 260 Third
San Francisco Brush Factory, B. W.
Simpson, 325 Sacramento
Unna J., feather, 157 New Montgomery
Builders.
{See Cai-penters atul Builders.)
Building movers.
{See House Movers.)
Building Paper.
ARMES & DALLAM, 115-117 Front
Harrison <fe Dick^on, 210 Sacramento
Bung makers.
Gracier Francis J., 211 Mission
Mixer George H. (metallic) 51 Bcale
Swift James, 7 Harriet
Waas Henry, 720 Minna
Bangs— Cork.
{See also Corks.)
WATSON & CO., 122 Market
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Batchers, Cattle — Whole-
sale.
Arnold B. E., SEcor Twenty-third and
Valencia, and N s M, nr First Av,
South S. F.
Artigues E. & Co., 14 S. F. Market,and
S s Fifth Av, nr Railroad Av. South
S. F.
Brandensteln M. A Co. , otflce 529 Clay
Donnelly, Dunne & Co., office 601 Cal
Dunphy & Hlldrelh, otHce .533 Kearny
Furgeson Alexander S., 126 Kearny
Gradwohl M. & Co., 1142-1146 Market
Horn Bernard, First Av, South S. F.
James J. G., office .331 Kearny
Kerr Charles H., 240 Montgomery
Loewel & Co., 12 S. F. Market
Mlchelssen, Brown & Co.. oflttct! 306
Front
Mlll-r & Lux, office .5.33 Kearny
•lollat E. A H., ollice 23S Kearny
Murphy A Byrne, office 5Xi Kearny
O'Brien William, office .529 Clay
Oregon Stock anil Butchering Co., office
331 Montgomery
Poly , Hellbron & Co., office .339 Kearny
Schoenfeld Jacob, office 331 Kearny
Schweitzer J. & Co., 16 Clay Street
Market
Sellg M., office Xil Kearny
Shrader A. J., 2 First Av, South 8. F.
Url Felix, 20 S. F. Market
Wagner Charles F., office 536 Kearny
J. GUNDLACH & CO. *■ " "e«d, o--. w|«.s^^^^^^^^^^^^
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^^^'^^^^^ ^^^j^e^Mar.
Market and Front Streets.
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Capitalists.
(See also Bankers; also Eeal Estate.)
Adams Edson, 91 Montgomery Block
Aldrich M'. A., 314 Califorula
Alvord ■\Villiani, N'AV cor Cal and San
Allen H.H., 318 Tine
Ames Samuel A., 32i) California
Bacbman Felix. 125 Sansome
Baldwin A. R., 328 Montgomery
Baldwin E. J., The Baldwin
BankB Thomas C, 116 California
Barron Edward, 21 Nevada Block
Beaver George W., 414 California
Becker M. R. E., 3:54 Kearny
Belden Josiah, 314 California
Benslev John, 427 Montgomery
Bigelow S. C, 314 California
Blj-the T. H.,r24;v. Market
Bolton James R., 618 Merchant
Booth E. G., 320 California
Booth Henrv J., 419 California
Booth L. A., 402 Front
Bowie H. R., 318 California
Bovd James T. Jr., 324 Pine
Boyd John F.. 52 Nevada Block
Brittan N. J., 314 California
Brown Richard, 215 Sansome
Bruce Samuel C, 410 California
Brush C. Vi'., 320 California
Bryant A. J., 218 Sansome
Bull Alpheus, 401 California
Burgess Caleb A., 62 Nevada Block
Burke John H., 502 Montgomery
Bye Frank V,., 226 California
Cahn Aaron, 115 Battery
Cahn Lambert M.. 1J5 Battery
Cahn Leopold, 115 Battery
Carpentier Edward R., 6 Mont Av
Carpentier Horace W., 6 Mont Av
Carr William B.. 310 Pine
Carrlck J. W., 2*28 Montgomery
Carroll John, 410 Montgomery
Cassell John F.,.'C2 Pine
Castle Michael, 215 Front
Center John, 420 California
Channel B. F.,41UCIay
Chapin S. A., 7 Montgomery Av
Chapman W. S., 306 Pine
Cheesnian Morron.fiS Nevada Block
Clark William H., 808 Montgomerv
Clarke Jeremiah, 15 8. F. Stock Kx-
change Building
Clay Fred., 113 Leidesdorfr
Cogan James, 40:1 California
Coleman John W., 1 g. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Congdon George, 40 Nevada Block
Congdon Henry B., 240 Montgomery
Cook Daniel, 4 Nevada Block
Cook Seth, 4 Nevada Block
Cooney Patrick H.,42o Montgomery
Cooper James B., 32S Montgomery
Cfjulter George T.,320 Sansome
Crim Samuel, 420 California
Crosby Frederick W.. 228 Montgomery
Cumming J. M..417 California
Cutter Horace F., 523 Slontgomery
Davis Samuel, 316 California
DeLavcKga ,1. V., 25.S Market
De Laveaga M. A., 258 Market
Dean Peter. 41!) Clav
Deane Coll, 238 Montgomery
Deerlng Charles J., 419 Clay
Deltzler George W.. 220 Sansome
Dewey Suulre P., .308 Pine
Dewey A\ illiani P., 308 Pine
Dixon John, 2;t8 .Montgomery
Dodge George S., Wi Montgomery
Donahue Peter, 424 Montijoniery
Duncan Joseph M., 312 Pine
Dussol Gustave, 522 Montgomery
Earl John «>., 401 California
Eldrldge ( Hivc-r, 318 California
Embody oliiidlah, 2:{2 ^lontgomery
English Joseph M.. 328 Montgomery
Epstein Henry, 216 Sansome
Fair James G., « Nevada Block
Faull John .\., 326 Montg(iniory
Felton i;hnvles N., 4<r2 M(]ntg(]mery
FiHigau I'cter.X., 4(X'. .M(intt;omery
FIsk Asa, 240 Montv:omerv
Flood J. C. & Co., 6 Nevada Block
Floyd Richard S., 606 Montgomery
Koorman Simon, 76 Mmitgoniery Block
Fox H. A., 113 LeId.'.-di.rtI'
Frank Jo.'-eph, 131 Jloiitgomery
Fry John D., 419 Calllbrnla
Gamble Alexander, 90 Montgomery
Block
Gashwll.r John W., 8S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Gashwiler Simeon F., 8 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Gordon Joseph, 204 Battery
Graves E. N., 406 Montgomery
Graves WiUiam H., 310 Pine
Grayson George W., 23 San Francisco
Stock Exchange Buildmg
Grim A. K., 331 Montgomery
Grogan Alexander B., 705 Sansome
Grunbaum Henrj-, 108 Sansome
Haggin J. B., 49 Nevada Block
Hanhav Edward I., 412 Batterv
Harmon A. K. P., 203 Bush
Harpending Ashburv, 310 Pine
Haskell Edward W., 5-34 Clav
Hastings S. C, 636 Clay
Hayward Alvinza, 224 California
Head Addison E., B8 Nevada Block
Hearst George, 44 Nevada Block
Hedger Henry A., :fi4 Pine
Hewson Robert, 320 Sansome
Hevwood Frank, Pier 13 Steuart
Hill Horace L., 326 Montgomery
Hill John T. , 206 Front
Hoag William M., 302 Slontgomery
Hobart Walter S., 412 California
Hogg T. Egenton, 302 Montgomery
HolladayBen. Jr.. 14 Leidesdorfl'
Hopkins Charles H., 228 Montgomery
Hopkins George W., 419 California
Horn Robert G., 322 Pine
Howard Charles W. 516 California
Hunt John D., 513 California
Irvine James, 330 Pine
Irvine William. 217 Sansome
Ivers Richard, 218 Sansome
Johnson R. C, 120 Sutter
Jones John P., 324 Pine
Judson Egbert, 402 Front
Kellogg Frank H., 444 California
Kellogg John G., 314 California
King George B^211 Sansome
Kraner Philip fl., 314 Montgomery
Land Charles, 405 Montgomery
Latham Milton S., 328 Montgomery
Lawson Thomas, 217 Batterv
Lawton Gardner T., 401 California
Le Roy Theodore, 729 Montgomery
Lent William M.. 52 Nevada Block
Levy H. M...324 Pine
Livingston Mark, 414 California
Londrc Joseph, 446 California
Ludington George C, 337 Pine
Luning Nicholas. 211 Sansome
Lyle William S., 54 Nevada Block
MacDermot Charles F., .328 Mont
Madden Thomas I'., 636 Clav
Marsh E. B., 309 California
Masten N. K., 22 Nevada Block
Maynard John H., 315 California
McCrecrv Andrew B., 211 Sansome
McGary Edward. 310 Pine
McKay David, 215 Sansome
McLane Louis, NW cor Pine and Mont
McLaughlin Charles, 16 Mont A v
Mecartne\ Amos, 6 Montgomery Av
Meeks William N., 237 First
Mendelsohn David, SE cor Geary and
Webster
Mcrriam Otis W., 240 Montgomery
Merritt Samuel, 22 California
Meyer Charles, 211 Clay
Meyer Daniel, 212 Pine
Mever Jonas, 212 IMne
Mever Mathias, 212 Pine
Miller Albert. 22 California
Miller John F., 310 Sansome
Mills D. ()., 426 California
51111s Edgar, 426 Califurnia
Mills Ogder., 426 California
MItchler Gottlob,22 California
Montealcgre J. G., 218Sacramento
Morrison .lohn C. Jr., 316 Sacramento
Morrow ){obert F., 414 California
Morse Charles, 2:f0 .Montgomery
Moss J. :Mora, "IS liatlerv
Norrls William, 516 California
Northani E. F., 120 Sutler
O'Nell Klchard, 71 Nevada Block
Page Frank B., 306 Montgomery
Parrott .liihn, 414 Mdiilgomery
Paul Jame,", UiO Lt-Mesilorff
Phidan James, 519 jNlontgomi-ry
Plu'lan .Joseph P., 217 Sansome
Pierce James 1'., .315 (;alifomia
IMper William A., (106 Montgomery
J'ond Edward B., 318 Pine
I'ottcr George C., is Nevada Block
Proctor John, 201 California
Raymond Israel W., 215 Califurnia
Redlich -M.xander, 37 Battery
Keinhart Simon. 412 Callf(;rnla
RelB Brothers, 316 California
Rich Jo^h, 316 Montgomery
Roblnet Eugene, 7 Montgomery Av
Robinson L. L., 320 San.some
Rosenberg Joseph. 410 Montgomery
Rosener Brothers, 213 Battery
Rountree Benjamin F.. 401 Front
Rousset Paul, 619 Montgomery
Russ Adolph G.. 16 Columbia
Ryan J. D., 524 Washington
Ryer Washington M.,330 Pine
Sanborn John, 320 Sansome
Satterlee George A., 37 Mont Block
Scheellne Nathan, 214 Pine
Scholle Bros., 242 Montgomery-
Sharon William, 'iOo Sansome
Shaw John W.,40S California
Sherwood Robert, 309 California
Shillaber Theodore, 67 Nevada Block
Shores Leander, 230 Montgomery
Skae John, 61 Nevada Block
Slorab James, 708 Sansome
Sneath K. G. , 320 Sansome
Soule & Farquharsoii, 400 Montgomery
Spreckels Claus, 215 Front
Spreckels John D.,215 Front
Stevenson Robert, 3:51 Montgomery
Stone H. S., 419 California
Sullivan Eugene L., Pacific Cmb
Sutton 0. P., &11 California
Swain William B., 37 Merchants' Ex-
change
Tait George, 67 Nevada BIock
Tevls Llovd, NE cor Sansome and Cal
Throckmorton Samuel R., 313 Cal
Toomey Henry , 424 Montgomery
Turner John, 414 California
Walker Adolphus, 323 Front
Walkerley William, 322 Montgomery
Walter Fenlinand, SE cor Bush and
Sansome
Watt Robert, 202 Sansome
Webber Alpha A., 415 Montgomery
Weller C. L., 203 Bush
^\■hartenbv James, 612 Clay
Whittle Robert,. 302 Montgomery
Williams & Bixler, 32 i Sansome
Wolfsohn William. 435 Montgomery
Wood Edward, 206 Front
A\'ormser Isaac, 23 Sutter
Worn George A., 322 Montgomery
CapHuleii.
WATSON & CO., 122 Market
Car Importers.
WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO., 202
Market
Car SprlnfCB.
Gregory H. P. & Co., 2 California
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO ,
Junction Bush and Market
Car Wheels.
Gregory H. P. & Co^ 2 California
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO.,
Junction Bush and Market
Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works,
SE cor Howard and Beale
WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO., 202
Market
Caraud liOcomoliveSprinar*
— nanufacturers.
Belts Spring Co., 218 Fremont
Card Writers.
Dwyer J. P., I'alace Hotel
Carpenters and Builders.
(See also Contractors.)
Acker Frank V., 1207 Polk
Aokerson C. H., 215 Kearny
Alexander I. E., 7 Trinltv
Anderson Richard K., 2 Tyler
Anderson William B , 2 Tyler
Andressen H. P.. 1007 Folsom
Balnier A. L., S s Rose -Mley, bet New
Montgomerv and Aunle
Barber & Whitney, 403 Clementina
Barrett W. H., 537 Valencia
Bechdvodt Isaac, 803 Buchanan
Boman ('. E., 13 Stockton
Bordner Jacnb, t>41 Mission
Bovyer Wllllnm L., 212 Leldcsdorff
Bowles & Darrow, 223 Post
Brlckley James, 729 Cl-'inentlna
Brotherton Robert, 516 Kearny
Buckner & Kiev. 110 Geary
Carhart John, 422 Drnmm
Chadwlck Nathaniel G., 1937 Broadway
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, ""'"'"^ ^f^li.WLt^
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ST.
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lAIPORTER OF AND DEALER IN CO ' - PIG IRON,
41 Kta. .. •. Street, corner Spear.
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Cbotnberlaln Aaron, 13 Bryant Av
Chase Willinm T., 24 Howard
Classen John C, 616 Kt-arny
Cohane Lawrence, 710 Turk
Conrail Henry A., eaTi Culifi)rnla
Cook Peter, N s Hayes, bet Broderlck
and Bak"r
Cook Kkhnnl, 17(M Flllmor,;
Cook & Tronnson, .514 I'Ine
Curran I'atrick, >E cor Howard and
Second
DeWltt <fc McCaasIand, 320 Jackson
Densmiire John, 20S Stevenson
Dlenks H.,fr«l California
Eastman Webster, NW cor Tehama
and Fourth
Elliot Charles B., 417 Kearny
Ellis Charles A., 630 Jones
Etnerv 8. S., SE cor Eddv and Leav
Evans Wlllliini, 822 Lnrkln
Eveleth Joseph, Cedar, bet Clay and
^Vashi^^'ton
Evre John, E b Castro, bet Beaver and
Fifteenth
Falconer John, 807 Market
Farquharsou Charles D., 1 Powell
Felgel Henry, 119 Jessie
Fit7.patrlck Arthur G., 516 Kearny, and
.328 Pine
Flint Mllford M., 1125 Sutter
Flood Albert S., 509 Bush
Francis Grosvenor C, 314 Jackson
Fritchette Louis D., 106 Washington
Gerlsch George, 9:® Clay
Glinian Charles H., 515 Commercial
Goodwin William C. L., 1224 Eddy
Goupeon F. X., SE cor Nineteenth and
Valencia
Gould Charles G., •'«2 Jackson
Graff Amos, 2127 Mission
Grant John, 200 Seventh
Grant Sylvester, 5.% JMInna
Grav Alonzo M^ 534 Bush
Green Kobert H., 212.! Mission
Greene Corydon B., 22 De Boom
HaJl Wlnslow, 424 Ellis
Hamilton & Hutchinf on, 445 Minna
Hannis & Stilwell, 1701 Sacramento
i Hansen <fc Soren, 1100 Bryant
Hanson J. P., 15t'2 Stockton
Harlow James, Brunswick House
Hartman A Freese, 827 Sutler
Hathaway & Garcelon, 1622 Mission
Hawley Nathan E., 2704 Mission
Heissner Frank, 516 Kearny
Hemenway George W., 1008 Filbert
Henderson David, .5.'54 .Sacramento
Hennessev Peter, .510 Front
Herbert Richard H., 17 Stevenson
Hills Sanford >!., 842 Clay
Hughes John, 22 Montgomery
Hussey Albion C, 618 California
Inwood Henry, 8W cor Lombard and
Larkin
Jackson Archibald, 810 Jones
Johnson .lohn, NE cor Twenty-fourth
and Bartlett
Jones James J., 322 Jackson
Judd C. M. & Co., 1210 Polk
Kerrlson (;eorge,2128 Bush
KlaitTerdinand,516 Kearny
Klopfer Adam, 634 Pacific, rear
Knaus Bernherd, 20,'<i West Mission
Kreger William 6^115 Davis
Krone Julius, 522 Taylor
Kuehn Victor, 137 Thirteenth
Legand John B.,797'^ Mission
Lehmanii Christian, 516 Kearny
Lcibert John G., 328 Pine
Lindrum Otto, 541 Vallejo
Llndsley Gilford W., 759 Mission
LInforth & Rawllngs, cor Fremont and
Mission
Little & Gumming, 108 Geary
Luger Joseph, 206 Sixteenth
Mahoni'v Brothers, .328 Pine
Malbo Frank, 204 Dupont
Maxflcld George, S s Twenty-fourth,
bet Mission and Howard
McGrath William, 107 Shipley
McInnlB John H., Sl3 and 923 Larkin
Mclntyre George, 205 Kills
McKewen Thomas, Point Lobos Av,
nr Johnson Av
McBIuilen John, 14 Leavenworth
Mecready John G..SVV cor Church and
Dorland
Meier Geor/e, 1808 Post
Mitchell Kobert, .328 Pine
MiJIler Gustav, 1 Webb
Moiler R., 28 Geary
Moore Brotiiers, 220 Hermann
Morris Lemuel P., 905 Jones
Morris Robert D., SW cor N and Elev-
enth A V, South S. F.
Morton Joshua B., 3 St. Mary
Murnsky CharlsH., .541 Twenty-third
Norton '& Walker, 516 Kearny
Odeil & Pollock, 66S Howard
Ogdeii F. B., 4:J5 Hayes
Pare .Mme, 3;i5 Montgomery
Peters William J. & Co., 28 Turk
J'eulecka Henry L., 421 Commercial
Plummer Henrv L., .534 Sacramento
Pratt Henry G., 51 Clay
Prlndle David .«., 862 Mission
Proll John, 516 Kearny
Purdy Daniel, 1104 Mission
Ouackenbush Thomas M.,511 Jackson
Kechter John E.,H36 Dupont
Renner William, 11.54 Folsom
Richmond Uarrv H.. 2125'>; Mission
Ritchie & Co., NE cor Hyde and Green
Robinett Thomas, 115 Loidcsdorf)'
Robinson <fe Gillespie, 339 Sutter
Roesler Hermann, 225 Post
Ross Daniel W., 416 Sacramento
Ross & Hutchinson, NW cor Linden
and Van Ness Avs
Roth & Weber, 417 Bush
Saunders Joseph, 636 Commercial
Saunders Peter L., 135 Post
ScaiTv John. 40 Twenty-second
Schaffleld William, 7 Twenty -second
Scheerer Joseph, 510 Post
Schieble George. 710 Green
Schoenmakers (Constant, 654 Wash
SlesB George, 22 Morton
Slaven & Terrlll, 717 Seventeenth
Small Dominique, 424 Jackson
Smith & Laherty, 513 Octavia
Snvder Jes.se, 512 Sutter
Southwell George, 924 Washington
St. John Edward P., NE cor Washing-
ton and Maple
Swett 0. F., SW cor Twenty -sixth and
San Jos6 Av
Thomson Samuel E., 528 California
Thomson William T., 327 Turk
Tilden Charles L., 8 yuincy
Trainer John W., 206 Leavenworth
TurnbuU John, 6;!8 Minna
Turpln John, 719 California
Utzlncer Henry, 4;i5 Broadway
Van WieAric, 123 Ninth
Viaud Leon, 1604 Stockton
Wanzer Merritt L., NE cor Bush and
Franklin
Wehr Frederick, 40 Jackson
Weinoehl Frederick, 137 Thirteenth
Wetsmann Henry, 5-32 Stevenson
Werling Jacob, 1132 York
West Edward H., 619 Hyde
Whvte John P., 614 California
Wisslnger John W'^ 408 Jackson
Woods Thomas, SE cor O'Farrell and
Broderlck
Zchfuss Frederick W., 840 Mission
Zihn Andreas. 1409 Folsom
Carpet Beatlne>
Arthur William J., 21 Tyler
Heerdink John, 431 Valencia
McDowell S. & Co., 1321 Market
Merrill P., 4.53 Stevenson
Mitchell & Hobe, 2:e Fourteenth
Murphv John, E s Alabama, bet
Twenfv-fifth and Twenty-sixth
8PAULDING JOHN & JCo., 363-355
Tehama
Carpet Beating Machines,
353 and 3.55 TEHAMA ST.,
Bet. 4th and 5th, San Francisco
J. Spauldiii^ & €o.
Carpet Dealers.
C nTiolescUe.)
Baum Gustav, 1132 Market
Bernard & Pouzadoux, 312 Sutter
Berson A. <t- Son, 710 Washington
Bonacina J. M., 17 Montgomery Av
BUKNHAM JAMES W. & CO., 618
Market, and 1.5-17 Post
Edwards Frank G., ff.M Clay
Ehrenpfort William, 14 Third
Fischer Sigmnnd, 113 Third
^Fredericks Joseph A Co., 649 Jdiarket
Goldberg Solomon, !t33 .Market
Gullixson H. F. <fe Co.. 6.» Market
*Hardie D. * (!o., .575 Market
Hartshorn & McPhun, 112 Fourth
Heney W. .1. & Co., T25 Market
"HEYNE-MANN * Ci>.. 5 .Sansome
Lachman M. & Co., 116 Sutter
Mttckay Alexander, 1110 Market
Neumann Lsanc, 117 Sixth
Plum Charles M. & Co., 641 Market
Preston Edward, 10 Fourth
Raye A. P., 7.39 Market
Schlueter & Volberp. 70;t Market
Shirek & Co.. 1125 Stockton
*Sloane W'. & J., .5i5 Market
Stange & Hink.cor Sixteenth and Capp
Thea.f P.. 1117 Dupont
*Walter D. N. & E. <t Co., 1 Battery
J.W. BURNHAM & CO.
Importers and Iiealprs in
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, FUE-
NITUEE and DKAPERIES.
Bedding Wareroomn,
618 MARKET and 15-17 POST STS.
Largest Stock In the State. AU the
latest Novelties.
Carpet JManufactnrers.
Kautzman G. (rag) 39 Second
Mackay Alexander (rag) 1110 Market
Carpet Paper.
ARMES & DALLAM, 115-117 Front
Carpet Sweepers.
Figer Brothers, 615 Sacramento
Unna Jacob, 157 New Montgomery
Carpet Threads.
BARBOUR BROTHERS, 511 Market
DOYLE HENRY & CO., 511 Market
Carriage Hardware.
Holt Bros., 27 Beale
Waterhouse & Lester, 29-31 Fremont
and 117-119 Market
Carriage I^amps.
BOESCH EMILE. 569 Mission
MARTELL JOHN, 623 Sacramento
Carriage Painters.
{See J'alnters— Carriage.)
Carriage Repositories.
(/^ Importers.)
Bowley Bros., 435 California and SW
cor Mission and New Montgomery
•'Eastman Thomas S., 40-lC New Mont
Froomberg H., Xi New Montgomery
•'■'Gallagher Bernanl, 222 Mission
-Holcomb Bros. & Co., 411 California
■■~Sanborn A. W., 24 Beale
*\\'IUey 0. F. & Co., 427 Montgomery
Carriage Trimmers.
Conghlin J. J. & Co., 903 Folsom
Holmes M. P., 327 Suiter
Lewis E. M., 5:« Valencia
Meinhardt F.W., 1146 Mission
Molter Charles, 111 .Seventh
Riley John M., 7i5 Folsom
Stelii C.W., 265 Stevenson
Steir & Weltner, 528 Fourth
Van Court John F., 108 Jessie
Carriage and Cab Compa-
nies.
City Cab and Carriage StableE.lSO Jessie
United Carriage Co., ofllce 2 New Mont
J. GUNDLACH & CO. "^ "K $?re,"i';S it-'.- """"
THE CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPORTATION CO.,
GEXEIAL OFFICE,
ISO 6i 123 Front.
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Carriagre and M'ason
makers.
(-See also Garbage Smitlu.)
Andresen Brothers, 607 Battery
Arforf John B., 218 Post
Beanston & Gall ii,'hpr, 127 Fifth
Black H. 51. & Co., 853-355 Market
Blanch Bemanl. 654 Howard
Burr Bartlett, 2(K)5 Mission
CarviU Maniif. Co., 180-182 Jessie, and
7-9 Powell
Costigan Thomas, 404 Jackson
Craig J. & Co., 14 Tavlor
Bearing Joseph, 1048 Mission
Dentler Henr.v, 715 Folsom
Dippel & Mounicott, cor Sixth and
Railroad Avg, South S. F.
Pohs & Buchanan, 974 Harrison
Donohue PatricK, 716.Sansome
Dunn Jam^s, 145 Val ncla
Dupuy J. i& Co.. 6T0 Broadway
Estrada Prosper, 429 Kearny
Farren John \V. , 121 Baale
Feisel F. T., I50:» Jlinsion
FRIEDHOFEK PAUL, 263Clem
Folsom Albert, 217 Ellis
Gallagher Bernard, 222 Mission
Gallagher J. & Son, 843 Harrison
Glbeau I. 0. <fe Brother, 2944 Mission
Goodrich John H., 110 Oregon
Grave B. & Co., 421 Pacific
Grosso C, S s Clark, bet Davis and
Mission
Halkett William, 36 Hayes
Henderson & Thompson, SE cor Mis-
sion and Twenty-fourth
Higgins John, 747 Mission
Holland Nicholas, 84.3 Harrison
Holmes Milo 1'., 327 .Sutter
Hottua & Hansen, 715 Folsom
Keanev Feli.f, 96t) Mission
Kerr David, 47-49 Beale
Kister & Vetter, 922 Brannan
KltzmuUer Slichai-1, 8.50 Howard
Knowuburg John, 2619 Folsom
Kruegan & Buttcrdeld, 1106 Howard
Lacaze Baptiste, 714 Sansome
Lachapelle J. J., 2:«) Mission
Lamer T. D. S., 510 Valencia
Langloy 4 Jones, 27 Washington
LarkliiB & Co., 63I-€a3 Howard
Lawton K. & CV., 1.330 Market
Liljenberg <fe Brother, 938 Harrison
Locke & Thomas, 817 Market
Lopez Jesus E.,21 Kitch
Lowney T. & Sons, 1167-1171 Howard
Mangeot & Daclin, 702 Sansome
Martm & Torrey 1604 Mission
Massone G., 619 Front
McArron <fc Soi)hey,820 Folsom
McCue M. J. * Co., 1,317 Market
McDonald & Ewing, E s Alabama, nr
Twenty-tblrd
McNeill D. K. & Co., 2.3 Seventh
Mersereau A. .s., 19>7 Mission
Morrison & Co., 110 Jessie
Moyes Charles.).. 1148 Mission
Mowry W. A., 1140 Folsom
MuUer F. W., 1128 Mission
MullerA Schneider, 19 Haves
Newklrk D. L, '2723 Ml-sion
! tCBrii-n P. J. & .«*ons 4.83 Eighth
Ckerlund J'eter, 325 Francisco
I'eckham George W. , 1232 Folsom
PoUard L, 67 Stevenson
Kueser Charles, 3:« McAllister
Sanborn A.W., 24 IK-ale
Saul E. & Co., 70 New Montgomery
Schulz A- Maver, 770 Mlvslon
Shaw William E., 1621 Market
Shute D. S., Ill o'Karreil
Sicolte K. 4 Co., H.V, Howard
Stltt Kobert, 121 Market
Suhl C. F., NE cor Commercial and
Dnimra
Tyrrell John H.. 658 Mission
Wertsch William, NW cor Tyler and
Jones
Weston & Sparks, 2109 Polk
Wharir J. K. A Co., 1511 Devjsadero
Whitmore Enoch, 1.507 Polk
Carriage and Wauron Mm-
terialH.
Holt Brothers, 27-29 Beale
Strant William E., NW cor Sacramento
and Drumra
Watorhouof A Lester, 29-31 Fremont,
anil 117-119 .Maritet
WHITE UKUTHKIW, 108 Market, and
13 Main
Carriage and Wason
Springs.
Belts Spring Co. (manufacturers) 218
Fremont
Selby Thomas H. & Co., 116 Cal
Van Winkle L S. * Co., 413-115 Market
Waterhouse <t Lester, 29-31 Fremont,
and 117-119 Market
Carrias® and 'Wagon Tops.
Plumbe John F., 629 Mission
Carriages— Cliildrens'.
Ackerman Brothers. 135 Kearny
Davis Brothers, 419 Kenrny, and 718
Market
Falkingham Edwin (manuf) 830 Six-
teenth
Feigenbaum & Co., 120-126 Sansome
Kohler & Chase, 137-139 Post
Peters F. L. M. & Co., 207 Mont
Carriagesniiiiis.
Andresen Brothers, 607 Kearny
Barz August, W s Montgomery Av,bet
Greenwich and Filbert
Beanston & Gallagher, 127 Fifth
Bettis C. J., 1434 Jackson
Deau W. Y., .53 Beale
Grosso Constantine, S s Clark, bet Da-
vis and Drumm
Lachapelle Joseph J., 2.30 Mission
Matthai John C. H., E s Mission, nr
Twentv-ninth
Sindel Jacob & Co., 424 Pacific
Toothaker John H., 16^ Pine
Weber Godfrled, 625 Brannan
Wylle James, 20 Seventh
Cartridges.
(See also Ouns and Sporting Mate-
rialK.)
SKINKER JOHN, 115 Pine
Sonntag Chas. & Ck)., 40 California
CarTers— Wood.
Allwood Henry, S s Bryant, bet Fifth
and SI.Kth
Bianchi G.,9.52 Mission
Bryant & Hoffman, NW cor Beale and
Mission
Carson Thomas C., 24 Langton
Chenne Mfiuard, 124 Union
JaquotH.,SW cor Mission and Fre-
mont
Kemp J. & Co., 109 Mission
Kerlell(;.,2;«>Post
McKlNNlE MURRAY, SW cor Mis-
sion and Fremont
Cask Hanufaelurers.
(<S'ee Coopers.)
Caviar Dealers.
Johannsen & Pctcri, 32 Cal. Market
LusinchI & Tavolaro,6Clay St.Market
Sauluiann & Lauenstein,520Cal
WIeland Brothers, 326 Front
Celluloid Ooods.
Blake H. H. & Co., 405 Front
Cement.
{See also Lime.)
Benicla Cement Co., 542 California
Blochmau & Cerf, 24 (Jallfornia
California Portland Cement Co., 330
Pine
Coleman William T. A Co. fRosendale)
SW cor Cnlllornia and h ront
Davis <fe Co well 211 Drumm
Drummonil & Leniont, Valencia, bet
Fifteenth ami Sl.xtcenth
Holmes H. T. A Co., 215 Market
Pacillc (Vnii-nt Co., .542 California
.'<olano Koninn Cement Co., 202 San
Wolf A Rhelnhold, 324 Washington
Cemenl^liiquld.
Morse S. C. (patent) N r Washington,
bet Sansome and Battery
WlUlams C. L. & Co. (giant) 417 Wash
Cenieter>' Fenf^ Builders.
Brady I'atrick, SE cor I'ost and Cen-
tral Av
Chain Sfannfacturers.
California Chain Works, 139 Beale
PACIFIC CHAIN WORKS, office 12
Front
Payne William, 119 Beale
Phelps Manuf. Co., 13 Dmmm
Chair Manufacturers.
(See also Furniture Manufacturers.)
Carmonche Michael, 124 Main
Fischer George, 427 Twenty-second
Greffe & Tauron, 141 Freelon and 558
Brannan
Heywood Bros. & Co., 589-595 Mission
Indianapolis Chair flianut. Co., Hit
Market and 160 New Montgomery
Nougaret Charle.s, 133 Beale
West Coast Furniture Co., NB cor
Fourth and Bryant
Clianipagne— Importers.
(See also Liguors WholetaU.)
Auger B. E., 409 Battery
Cassin F. & P. J. (Moet & Chandon)
12-14 California
Coleman William T. & Co., SW cor
California and Front
Dickson, De Woif & Co., 412 Battery
Hellmanu Bros. & Co. (Krug & Co.'s)
525 Front
Mel/'eck Charles 4 Co. (Cachet Blanc)
314 Sacramento
MONTAGUE W. W. & Co., 110-118
Batterv
Muecke, Victor & Co., 109 California
Richards & Harrison, 314 Ba.tery
Ruhl Brothers, 522 Montgomery
Sabalie A. E. & Co., 617 Sansome
Schroder H. & Co., SW cor Washing-
ton and Batterv
Steinhagen P., 612 Clay
WoltTA Rheinhold, 324 Washington
Champagne Manufacturers.
Buena Vista Vinicultural Society,
apents, 409 Battery
FInke Anna, 809 Montgomery
Lachman S. & Co., 403 and 5M Market
Landsberger I. & Co., 10 Jones Alley
Charcoal.
(See also Coal ; alao IFood and Coal.)
Koerber Henrv & Bro., 17 Washington
McDonald P. A., 809 Fol.som
Pedler Thomas C., SW cor Steuart and
Folsom
Chemical Works.
Bay View, John Horstmann, office 700
Bush
California, John Re>-nolds, E s San
Bruno Road, bet Twenty-seventh
and Twenty-eighth
Golden City, cor Seventh and Towns-
end, office 24 Nevada Block
San Francisco, Judson & Shepard,
West Berkeley, office 402 Front
Chemicals.
(See also Drupgists.)
Kirk John H. (English) 315 Battery
Richards C. F. <ft Co., 427 Sansome
Chemists.
(See also Assavers ; also JhrugfrisU—
Retail.)
Blea.sdale John I., 609 Merchant
De Andreis Baiglo, 8 Vandewatar
Everett .\lexander H., 1702 Fillmore
Falkenau & Reese, ;«8 .Montgomery
Hanks Henrv G., 619 .Montcomery
HUIIN A LUCKHAR1)T,23 Stev
Irelan William Jr., 49 Merchauta' Ex-
change
JOHNSTON WILLIAM D., 118 Hal-
leck
KUH LEOPOLD, 611 Commercial
Kurtz .Augustus M. .cor Turk andHj'de
Lanszweert Louis, iifiO Fourth
Morten, Moffltt A Co., 322 Clay
Price TlioMias, ,524 Sacramento
STEELE JAMKSG. A CO., 635 Market
Thayer B. B., 1 New Slontgomery
Wakclec H. P. A Co., SE cor Mont-
gonierv and Bush
Walker H. W., 109 Montgomery Block
Wenzel WlUiam T., SS2 Market
MULLER'S OPTOMETER,
The only reliable Instrument for Testing
Defective Vision, 135 Montgomery.
in4IAC I MnRDIQHM ^- B- *'***• Mtsalon and Spear Sts. Choice Sncrar Pine.
JVnnO 3, iflUnniOUIl, Cedar, Shelvinir, Steppinif, Redwood di Ureiron Juumber.
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Clilcory— Dealer*.
Ehrman M. & Co., 104-110 Front
Kruse A Kuler, 20;i Front
Laclinian Jacob. 206 Washington
Chimney Sweepers.
Bailey \V., 662 M'.sslon
Punliani Henrv, 34.5 Tliliil
JIacDowe 1 George, 803 Folsom
Monroe George, ioi .SeconJ
Chimney Topa.
(■See also Stores and Tinware.)
BROWKLL .JEHKMIAH, 442 Jackson
CLAKK N., 1047 Market
KISKKU. G.,81!l Market
Korderor Joseiih F.. 226 Mission
GLADDING iMcBKAN * CO. (terra
cotta) 1310-1312 Market
Knight John H. (agent) 1316 Market
Lew Brothers, 43H Hush
Kay \V. S. &, Co., 12 Market
Schuster Brothers (Mann's patent) 306
Sutter
STKVENS W, E., NE cor Market and
Larkin
ChliuneyM— Patent.
BROW ELL JEKEMIAH,442 Jackson
6TEVEX.S W. E., NE cor Market and
Larkin
China ft'are,
{See Crockery and Glass Ware.)
Chiroitodista.
Barca J. B., 10« McAllister
0)wan Robert H., 2;ib Kearny
Feistel <fe Genftnl, S:i8 Market
Halpruner W. S., 850 Jlarkct
Hogan 1'. J.. 746 Mission
Marie T. Mr.s., 75? Market
Popper Viet, 127 Montgomery
Russack Isaac, 31 Eddy
Scott Montanue, 430 Bush
Treat J. W., 523 Kearnj
Wells Rollln, 41'J Clementina
Chocolate 9Ianuracturers.
Ghlrardclll & Danzcl, 415 Jackson
Guittard E. & Co., 405 Sausome
Chronometer*.
(See also Watches.)
Dillon Edward, 508 Battery
Pace Charles, 418 Battery
SCHMdLZ WILLIAM. 420 Mont
Sherwood Wlllian) J., 517 Montgomery
8HREVE GEORGE C. & CO., 110
^lontgomery
Studlev B. W., 24 Post
Tennent Thomas, 18 Market
Todtman Theodore E., 614 Merchant
Churn Mtanuraetnrers.
ARMES <fe DALLAM, 115-117 Front
Pratt Henry G., 51 Clay
Cider— Slanaractnrera.
California Cider Works. Preble A Co.,
218 Davis
Code, Elfelt & Co., 314 Washington
Cutting I'aoking Co., 17-19 Main
Eastern Cider Co.. D. C. Mitchell su-
perintendent, 71'.t Bryant
Grover Augustine A., 1321 Guerrero
KING C. JAME.S UF WM. & CO.,
NW cor Broadway and Sansome
McDermott William, 108 .Shipley
Pennle J. C. Jr., 504 Jackson
Pomeroy Hunt, 2714 Folsom
M'angenhelm Sol. & Co., 118 Davis
Cl^ar Molds.
Ordensteln <fc Co., 30C Battery
Clffarettea— Manufacturera.
Bollman John & Co., 40!) Washington
Dlez & Ramon, 416 Battery
Krankel David, 414 Sacramento
Hart Albert L., 716 Montgomery
Morelos A., 7:t5 Green
Nachmlas Mary Mrs., T22 Washington
Perazzo G., 1421 Dupont
Rosenthal & Frohman, 627 Mont
ClKara— Importera and Job-
bcrn.
.\mark Frederick. 518 Battery
.^uerbach, (Joldberg <fe Co., 410 .Sac
Bowman J. S. & Co., NW cor Sacra-
mento and Battery
Brown it Metzner. 54!» Market
Casner J. & Co., 615 .Sausome
Cohn E. & Co., 225 .Montgomery
Cohn G. & Vo., 232 Front
Gulp J. D. & Co., 16 Fn>nt
Curtis, Dixon & Co., 3011 Clay
Denicke Brothers, 310 Washington
Dlez i- Ramon, 416 Battery
Drinkhouse J. A., 228 Front
Engelbrecht, Fox <fc Co., 312 Front
Esberg, Bacbman & Co., 207 Battery
Evers A., 522 Kearny
Falkenstein & Co.,NE cor Sacramento
and Battery
Gosiinsky E. & Co., 219 Battery
Herber W. & Co., 234 Batterv
Hlrschhorn L. & Co. (New York) 305
First
Irvine William G., 118 Fourth
Kohlberg M. P. & Co., 218 Battery
Kozminsky & Brothers, 202 Sansome
Lewis Ad. & Co., 31!) Sacramento
Lewis Brothers, 213 Battery
Liebes Bros. & Co., 201) .Sacramento
Mayrisch Bros. <fe Co., 405 Battery
Medau J. & P., 201 Mimtgoniery Av
Michalitschke Bros.,239and601 Kearny
Morris David W., 2J.S Front
Oppenheimer & Biother, 200 Front
Pollak Arnold. 223 Front
ROSENBAUM A. S. & CO., SE cor
Battery and California
Rosenshine M. <fe Bro., 604 Front
Ro.«enthal & Frohman, 627 Mont
Sanderson & Horn, 327 Front
Schoeuli-ld Jonas. 423 Jackson
SHAEFFER J. W. <t- CO., 321-323 Sac
Siebenhauer L. & Co., NEcor Sacra-
mento and Battery
Spencer William H., :t21 Sacramento
Steele & Van Den)ark, 204 Front
Wellman, Peck & Co., 126 Market
Werthelmer L. & E.. 300-306 Front,
Wertheimer M. & Bro., 518 Front
White I. K'., 221 .Sacramento
Ygual & Co., 25S Market
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Alexander D. & Co.. 314 Sacramento
Becker F. W., 705 Davis
Boger F. E., 526 Hayes
Bowman John ,s. 4 Co., NW cor Sacra-
ni"nto and Battery
Brand Herman, .''.04 Battery
Bremer Joseph & Co., 310 Sacramento
Brinkman H., 1005 Howard
Broecker Frank, 231 Filth
Brune August, 227 Clay
Bura .\dolph, 104 Dupont
Buzzini Martin, 1251 Mission
Cohn G. & Co., 232 Front
Gulp J. D. & Co., 16 Front
Curtis, Dixon <fe Co., 309 Clay
Denicke Brothers, 310 Washington
Dlez <fe Ramon, 416 Battery
Eisenberg E. & Brother, 603 Front
Engelbert Peter H., 4 Fourth
Engelbrecht Fox & Co., 312 Front
Esberg, Bacbman & Co., 207 Battery
Evers A., 522 Kearnv
Falck Bernard, 1204 .Market
Falkenstein <fc Co., N E cor Sacramento
and Battery
Freund <fe Morgan, 769 Brj-ant
GatTke Ernst, 443 Bush
Gaileano Antonio, S02 .Montgomery
Garcia Jose A.. 413 Sacramento
Gelleli Rudolph G., 315 Davis
Gosiinsky E. & Co., 219 Battery
Harris Brothers, 318 Battery
Harris Charles, 414 Sacramento
Helmuth Wllllnm, 506 Jackson
Hensell E., 1912 PoIb
Herrmann Albert, 1509 Fourth
Holling Brothers, 109 CalKornla.room 8
Holling Charlies, 622 Washington
Irvine William V,.. 118 Fourth
John William, SW cor Post and Dup
Kaiuiuk Moritz, 46 Fourth
Karsky, Sternberg & Co., 515 Front
Klopstock C. cfe (Jo., 212 Front
Kuilman & Arnier, 306 Sacramento
Kutner A Goldstein, 427 Front
Leonhardt August, IS'f. Grander
Leu & Harms. 1247 Mission
Lewis Ad. Si Co., 319 Sacramento
Lewis Brothers, 213 Battery
Lewis W. & Co., 30 Culilornia
Liebes Brothers A Co., 209 .Sacramento
Lieker Frederick, 1114 Pacltic
Love & Ecker, 10:J4 Market
Mann & Co., 324 Clay
Mayrisch Brothers & Co., 405 Battery
Mayrisch Otto, 213 Montgomery Av
Meyer Aaron (Kur Boys' and Girls'
Factory) 5:i5 Commercial
Morris Julius, 32 Third
Oehlert Henry, 146 Fourth
Ordensteln & Co., .306 Battery
Perazzo G., 1421 Dupont
Petty John, 825 Pacific
Pierce Nelson, 2020 Ma.son
Plagemann H. & Co., 305 Sacramento
Poppe C. L., 305 Battery
Posener Phlhp, 3;J7 Hayes
Riese Brothers, 609 Jackson
ROSENBAUM A. S. & Co., SE cor
California and Battery
Rosenthal & Frohman, 627 Mont
Sabiu Ferdinand, 802 M<intgoinery
Sanderson & Horn, 327 Front
Schlaberg Brothers, 629 Washington
Schnitzer Jacob, 312 Fourth
Schoenfeld Jonas, 423 Jackson
Schulte John H., 214 Brannan
SHAEFFER J. \\. & Co., 321-323 Sac
Shula & Son. 2764 Mission
Sideman, Laehman <fe Co., 606 Battery
Siebenhauer L. & Co., NE cor Battery
and Sacramento
Smith William N. & Co., 140 Fifth
■Specht John, 631 Broadway
Stepp 0. A W., 709 Mission
Szoboszlay Julius, 1127 Mission
Urban Hugo, 102s Market
Von Tiedemann Frederick, 421 Sixth
Watson Warren M., 302 Davis
M'eis William, 154 Second
Werlitz Henrv,. 36 Sixth
Wertheiiner L. & E., :300-306 Front
Wenlieimer M. & Bro., 518 Front
White Isaac K.,22l Sacramento
Wolf 31., 356 Third
Wrede W'illlam, 423 Washington
Ygual & Co., 258 Market
Zemansky H. J., 986 Folsom
Cigara— Retail.
Alexander Charles, 975 Market
AUsop James P. C, 521^4 Valencia
Andersen NIs, .522,'i Sixth
Audrade Z., 6.35 Pacific
Authon\- George W., SE cor Kearny
and Bush
Appel Theodore, 146 Third
Arnheim S. S., 8 Steuart
Arnold Aaron K., 206 Montgomery
Asch William, 215 Sixth
Asher Coleman, NE cor Larkin and
Sutter
Baer Lsaac, 200 Sixth
Banks John, 12m Market
Barra Ezeklel I., NW cor First and
Minna
Barry David, NE cor Eighth and
Heron
Bassignano Peter, NW cor Sixth and
Howard
Becker F. W., 705 Davis
Behnsen Chris., 18 Sixth
Berroa Espiridion, 1235 Dupont
Biggs A. R. (estatii of)SW cor Pipe and
.Sutisome
Block I., 228 Sutter
Blum Adolph, :!05 California
Booth Thomas, 607 Davis
Borbeck John,. 503 Pacltic
Bornstein Louis, 113 Sixth
Brand Ernest, Grand Hotel
Brandenstein Gusiav H., 21 Kearnv
Briggs E. <fc Co., 616 .Market
Briggs Spencer R., 200 California
Briokmann Henrv, 1005 Howard
Broecker Frank, 2.37 Fifth
Buckley Frank Jr., 842 Market
Burrell Charles E., 310 Montgomery
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Buxtorf Christian, 423 Saneome
Camarillas 1)., SE cor Sutter and Pow
Castle Charles, 350 Third
Chadbonrne Samuel \V., SW cor Third
and Howard
Christopher Louis, 1405 Poltt
Cohan Henrv, 622 Market
Cohen Morris P., it5!t'.,' Mission
Cohn Isadore, 231 Kearny
Colaco Max, SE cor Market and Fourth
Conklln Frank, 310 Fifth
Constans riililp C.,50!) Montgomery
Cramer Edwin F., 450 Third
Cuneo J. C. <fe Brother, SB cor Pine and
Dupont
Davis David, 531 California
Davy Silas, 1330 Market
Devlin John, 124 Fourth
Dezaux A. P., 8:a Market
Dlefenbacher GeorKe, i)ll'<C Larkin
Dorety Montrose H., 106 Sfxth
Drathen Peter, 79 Fourth
Dunlap David L., 21 Leldesdorff
Eames Manly, 1231 Market
Eckstein Alfred, 5 Leldesdorff
Englander Frederick M., 214 Dupont
Ensign Samuel, 172fi E(I<iy
Erickson Peter E., 500 Kearnv
Eschelbach George, 323 Pacific
Falck Bernhard. 1204 Market
Ferguson John, 304 Calilornia
Fernandez Francisco, 213 Third
Fernandez Philip, 306 Kearny
Flanagan Edward, 617 Montgomery
Flavin M. J., SE cor Commercial and
Kearny
Fleischman Jacob, 443-445 Valencia
Gaffke Ernst. 443 Bush
GANNON PETER T., Junction Mar-
ket and Post, and SE cor Market
and Fifth
Garcia Modesto E., SW cor Washing-
ton and Sansonie ^
Gehl Louis, SE cor Gearv and Hvde
Girardln John F., 1905 Fillmore "
Glass man Jacob, SW cor California and
Montgomery
Goldbaum Louis, NE cor Market and
Kearny
Graf Adolph, 15 Leldesdorff
Grosbauer John, 2-4 Leldesdorff
Gunst Moses A., 211 Kearny
Hall Ralph, 1128'^ Folsom
Hampshire George H., 6 Broadwav
Hanjes Henry, 305 Gaiifornla
Hansen Frederick C., SW cor Jackson
and East
Harris Herman, 302 Pacific
Harris Solomon, 402 Fourth
Hasenbalg Carl, 9uO Market
Hasterlick Simon, 222 Fourth
Henningsen Henry, 800 Market
Hermann Levi, 242 Sixth
Herrmann Albert, 309 Fourth
Hevmann Max, 253 Third
Hicks Richard W., 106 Second
Holder Joseph, 62 liallock
Holliday ] sador, 705 Market
Hollingsworth Thomas (;., 1519 Market
Honigsberger Louis, NE cor Bush and
Battery
Honigsberger Solomon, 331 East
Howell Moses C, 616 Montgomerv
Huff George R., 416 Folsom
Ingham Mary Mrs., 1151 Mission
Inslee & Joseph, 328 Pine
Irvine William G,, 118 Fourth
Isaac George, 236 Sixth
Jackson William N., 235 Fourth
Jacobs Solomon, 412 Hayes
Jacobson Morris, 213 Montgomery
JacobsonSigmond, 3 Market
Jenkins Joshua, 531 East
Jessen Frederick, 2 Ciav
John WiUlam, SW cor Post and Du-
pont
Johnson James, NW cor Geary and
Devisadero
Johnson John, SW cor Washington
and Drunim
Jiirgens Antone, 136 Second
Klahn John H., 418 Sixth
Kllndt Henrv, 009 Kearny
Kroeber H., 19 Pacific
Kruezer Adam, 321 Sansome
Kruger Louis, 2246 Mission
Kuhlmeyer Louisa Mrs., 229 Third
Kurtz Andrew, 28 Clay
Kutner Joseph, 1306 Polk
Lachman Saul, 22;) Bush
Landsberg Henrv, 123 Sansome
Lashier F. H., 29 Sixth
Leavy Charles M., 121 Montgomery
Leege William & Co., 113 Halleck
Leihkam Sigmund, 215 Dupont
Leverenf z Charles, 530 Montgomery
Levicle Svlvesti^r L., 1027 Howard
Levy Herninn, 242 Sixth
Levy Julius, 302 Third
Loker Vi illiani T., 256 Third
Love A Ecker, 1034 Market
Ludington Charles S., NE cor Third
and Howard
Mach James, 1013!^ Market
Madison Hans, 309 East
Maher William, 22 Second
Mangles H. C, 301 Kearnv
Marks J. L., Cosmopolitan Hotel
Mattat Charles G. Jr., 316 Mont Av
Matzdorff Moritz, 629 Union
Mau ChrlBtian, 2401 California
McCann William, 718 Kearny
McCarthy Charles Jr., 1128 Folsom
McLeod Hugh R., 544 Fourth
Mearns James, 1500 Powell
Medau J. <ft P., 201 Montgomery Av
Metrovich Philip S., 1222 Polk
Meyer William, 106 Seventh
Michael Joseph 539 Ciav
Michalltschke Bros. ,239 and 601 Kearny
Michalitschke Charles, 64 Third
Michalitschke Gustave, 501 Kearny
Miller Henry, NW cor Market and
Tyler
Modry Marcus, 312 Third
Moller John H., 312 Sixth
M oiler Richard, 1314 Polk
Monleri Simon, 13.39]^ Dupont
Monsen Helver, 260 Steuart
Morris Julius, 32 Third
Morton Hortense Mrs., 409 Fourth
Morton William H., 16 Market
Muncey Wyndham, NW cor Mont-
gomery and California
Nichols Richard, 650 Fourth
Norris E. J. & Co., 946 Market
Oehlert Henry, 146 Fourth
Ohrt Christian, 515 Clay
Dramas Theodore, NE cor Market and
Front, and Junction Market and
Eddy
Osmer & Co., NW cor First and Bran-
nan, and NE cor Folsom and Steu
Overstreet William F., 222 McAllister
Pearce William, 6.34 Fourth '
Pearlman A. M., Junction Market and
Sutter
Reiser Henry, 19 Sixth
Perkins Lyman G., 16 Third
Perrin Eugene, 200 Fourth
Petersen Nils P., 419 East
Retry John, 825 Pacific
Pinker Gustave J.. 1231 Mission
Podesta Joseph. 442 Bush
Priebatch William E., 12 Leldesdorff
Prien Ludwig, 338 Bush
Quesada Lauriano, 508>g Broadway
Raphael Isidor, 4.30 Kearny
Redstnn Julius, 202 Sixth
Reed Francis, 529 Sacramento
Riewerth Cornelius, 39 Pacific
Rlncke Frederick, »15^ Fifth
Ritter Henry H., 2.50 Sutter
RitterPaul, 1118 Howard
Roberts John M., 327 Pacific
Rose Edward J., 316 Bush
Roundey C. H. <& Co., 412 Kearnv
Ruiz Brothers, NE cor Stock and Pac
Schmidt Henry, NE cor Washington
and Kearny
Schmidt John C, 427 East
Schmidt John F., 206)^ Bush
Schmidt Peter, 32-5 Dupont
Schnltzer Jacob, 312 Fourth
Schoenfeld Simon, .35 Ellis
Schulte John H.,214 Brannan
Schwartz Henry 1.33 and 329 Mont-
gomery and Palace Hotel
Schwartz William, 51 Sacramento
Segelcke William F. E., 1162 Market
Seidel William, 17^A Fourth
Seligsohn Herman, 1012 Market
Schoen David B., SE cor Kearny and
Montgomerv Av
Shula & Son, 2764 Mission
Sideman Abraham, 5'27 Kearny, and 635
Clay
Siebert Charles, 24 Steuart
Sisenvine Lew, 311 Bush
Smith Daniel P.,SE cor Washington
and Sansome
Smith Peter, 58 Second
Smith William N. &Co., 140 Fifth
Solley Stephen J. Jr., 824 Kearny
Solomon Lazarus, 48 Steuari
Spear William J., 976 Harrison
Steiner Frederick, 127'^ Fourth
Steinhart LeopoUi, 4.32 California
Stewart Joseph, .30 Market
Sutliff Henry, 330 and 832 Kearny
Sutton John B., SE cor Kearny and
Pine
SwartB Emanuel L., 545 California
Tejeda & Calles, 328 Montgomerv Av
Terreyn Henry, 1048 Folsom
Thomas James G., NW cor Market
and Ma.son
Thorap.son William, 401M Drumm
Thrane C. It., 815 Broadwav
Thyes John B., NE cor Third and
Mission
Tobelman Frederick, 5 Dupont
Torrence Hugh M., NE cor Washing-
ton and Jlontgomerv
Trautner Gustavo, 244'-2" Sutter
Ulmer Moses, 527 Slonfgoniery
Ur an Hugo, 1028 Market
Vocke (fe Jordan, SW cor Montgomerv
Av and Pacific
Vogelsdorff Julius, 221 Sacramento
Volpert W. A., 2299^ Montgomery Av
Von Ahnden John H., 5 Kearny
Von Tiedemann F., 421 Sixth
VuEcovich Caroline Mrs., 1430 Stockton
Wachsmuth William, 2008 Mission
Walsh Thomas, 121 Sixth
Warschauer Mannheim, 321 California
Watson Warren M., .302 Davis
Weill Simon, 801 Vallejo
Weis William, 154 Second
Werling Henrv, 36 Sixth
Wilbert John S., 418 Hayes
Wilson George, SE cor Steuart and
Howard
Woge Charles, cor Davis and Pacific
Wolf Morris, 356 Third
Zemansky Henry J. 986 Folsom
Zschiesche Edward It., 621 Kearny
Circular Diatribntors.
Macsorley & Co., 81 Stevenson
C'ItII Engineers.
(See Engineers— Civil.)
Claim Agents.
Dewey & Co., 202 Sansome
McNulty Charles A., 43 U. S. Court
Building
ClairTOj-ant Sledianis.
Babbitt A. A., 104 Powell
Mayo Clara E. Miss, 327 O'Farrell
Sawyer Carrie M., 17 Ellis
Stevens S. R. Mrs., 16 Stockton
Stowe C. M. Mrs., 110 Fourth
ClairToyanta.
Aitken K. S. Mrs., 526 Kearny
Alvine Alvina, 32 Fourth
Antonia Clara Mme., 108 Gearv
Baumann B. Mrs., 119'<; O'Fanell
Breed S. F. Mrs., 870 Mission
Davis Orson A., 114 Fourth
Exodius J. Mme., 224 Fourth
Foye Ada Mrs., .56 Thurlow Block
Frances Minna Mrs., 4U Jones
Gowan Abbie E. Mrs., 1030 Howard
Hendee Upham Mrs., 207 Kearny
Henry Maggie Mrs., 3;?7 Bryant
Heyder S. A. R. Mrs., 759 Market
Hubbard C. E. Mrs., 9.3S Mission
Leland Regina Miss, 789 Mission
McDonald Ada Mrs., 9 Mason
Morton Albert, 11 O'Farrell
Scales Ada M. Mrs., 9 Mason
Tambling Louisa C, 505 Hvde
Von Tiedemann T. Mrs., 421 Sixth
Wallace Annie Mrs., 207 Kearny
ClearluB Ronses.
Clearing House Association, 211 San
Clergymen.
Alemany J.S., Most Rev. Archbishop
S. F. (R. C.) r. 628 California
Allis John M., pastor Larkin Street
Presbyterian Church, r. Abbots-
ford House
Anderson John F., pastor African M.
E. Church, r. 11 Scott PI
Anthony Charles V., pastor Central
M. E. Church, r. 1 1R5 Mission
Arnold T. J., r. 345 Third, rear
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Babb C. E., offlte 757 Market
Baker E. P., r. i;iO!) Jessie
Bayma Joseph, 214 Hayes
Beers Hiram W., rector Trinity
Churcli, r. 520 Sutter
Benson Heury C, office 1041 Market
Berger M. L., pastor Westminster
Presbyterian Church, r. SK cor
Buchaoan and McAllister
Bernstein Ph., rabbi Congregation
Shaarey Tzerlek, r. 801 Powell
Bettelhelm A. .*., rabbi Congregation
Ohabal Shalome, r. 1311 Larkin
Bettelln Bro., St. Marv'e College
Bird G. R., r. 1832 Market
Bornst-ein Philip, 801 Vallejo
Brennan R. P., pastor Jlission Dolores
Church, r. W s Dolores, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Bresltn Lawrence, pastor Christian
Doctrine Assn, r. SW cor Kentucky
and Napa
Briggs M. C, pastor Howard Street
M. E. Church r. 9 Hubbard
Brlggs (». W., r. 137 Montgomery
Bruck Hermann, pastor German M. E.
Church, r. 864 Folsom
Buchard James M. C.,214 Hayes
Buehler Jacob M., pastor St. Paul's
German Evangelical Lutheran
Church, r. 953 Alission
Burrows George, professor Theological
Seminary, r. 19 Halght
Callaghan T.,. pastor St. Bridget's
Church, r. cor Broadway and Van
Ness Av
Caro 8., r. 542 Jessie
Carraher Terrence, assistant pastor St
Joseph's Church, r. 224 Tenth
Casey Peter, assistant pastor St. Peter's
Church, r. E 8 Alabama, bet Twen-
ty-fourth and Twenty-Ufth
Cassey Peter W., minister Christ's
Church Mission, r. 25 Prospect Fl
CJochrane W. S., rector St. Peter's Epis-
copal Church, r. Commercial Hotel
Cohn E., rabbi Congregation Emanu-
El, r. 905 Hyde
Cullen Andrew, pastor St. John the
Baptist Church, r. 1122 Eddy
Cummins P. J., assistant pa.^tor St.
Mary's Cathedral, r. G28 California
Cunningham T. M.,r. 10-37 Mission
Davis George E., pastor Baptist Mis-
sion Chapel, r. Ninth Av, nr H,
South S. F.
DeBlleck John, 214 Hayes
De Masinl Telesphorus, 214 Hayes
DIetrlchson I. L. P. j)astor Our Savior's
Scandinavian Evangelical Luth-
eran Church, r. 18 .'Sherman
Doogan Manues, W s Stelner, bet Pine
and Bush
Doughty John, pastor First New Je-
rusalem Church, r. 1508 Leaven-
worth
Fackenthal Charles S., assistant rector
St. Luke's Church, r. 1513 Broad-
way
Fenn Frederick 0. W. .pastor Fifteenth
Av M. E. Church, r. IffiS Mission
Fischer F.W., pastor Emanuel Church
of the Evangelical Assn, r. 538 Jes-
Flske A. S. Rev., pastor Howard St.
Presbyterian Church, r. 628 Twen-
ty-third
Fletcher Barnev, pastor African M. E.
Church, r. 12.30 Broadway
Flood Jamts, r. 628 Calllornia
Franchi Carlo, assistant pastor Yglesla
de Nu'-stra Seflora de Guadalupe,
r. 908 Broadway
Faendellng Julius, pastor First Re-
formed German Church, and St.
John's Evangelical Church, r. 29
Eleventh
Gall.igher Hugh P., pastor St. Joseph's
Church, r. 224 Tenth
Gallagher Joseph A., assistant pastor
St. JosCTjh's Church, r. 224 Tenth
Galliano Celestine, 214 Hayes
Garrlga .\ndree, pastor Yglesla de
Nuestra Sefinor de Guadalupe, r.
908 Bron<lway
Genebern Bro. Rev., r. SE cor Eddy
and Larkin
G bson Matthew M., pastor United
Presbyterian Church ,r.803 Guerrero
Gibson Otis, Chinese missionary, r. 916
Washington
Glthens W. L., canon Church of the
Advent, r. 623 Howard
Gray E.H. .pastor First Baptist Church ,
r. 1 Fifth
Grey Peter J., pastor St. Patrick's
Church, r. 744 Mission
Grodjenskl J. P., rnbbl, r. 467 Tehama
Hanson A. J., Chinese missionary, r.
916 Washington
Harford R. L., pastor First M. E.
Church, r. 1008 Washington
Harrington John F., pastor St. Francis
Church, r. 519 Green
Hartwell John B., Chinese missionary,
r. 816 Jackson
Heacock Henry B. Rev.,r. 1550 Howard
Hemphill John,pa.stor Calvary Presby-
terian Church, r. 1239 Pine
Henderson Howard, pastor M. E.
Church South, r. SE cor Twelfth
and Glen Park Av
Henry Henry A., rabbi, r. 115 Olive Av
Herrman, priest Orthodox Russian
Church, r. 1.311 Tyler
Hewes Charles W., pastor Fifth Bap-
tist Church, r. 6 Libertv
Hill J. B., office 1(M1 Market
Hillery William H., r. 13m Greenwich
Hubbard George Bl.,r. 1725 Devlsadero
Huddart R. Townsend, r. 923 Hyde
Hunt David W., 241 Hayes
Ijams W. E., pastor Green St. Congre-
gational Church, r. 912 Greenwich
Isola Joseph, 214 Hayes
Jamison George D., pastor African M.
E. Church, r. Ull Clay
Jordan Leonard G., pastor New Jeru-
salem Church, r. 212 Franklin
Justin Bro., president St. Mary College,
Old San Jose Road, 4!>i miles from
old City Hall
Kalloch I. M.,r. 2314 Mission
Kalloch I. S., pastor Metropolitan Bap-
tist Church, r. 2314 Mission
Kelly Patrick, 214 Hayes
Kemmy John, assistant pastor St.
Bridget's Church, r. cor Broadway
and Van Ness Av
Kimball John, r. 132 McAllister
Kip W. Ingrnham,Rt. Rev. D.D., Epis-
copal Bishop, r. SW cor Franklin
and Eddy
Kovregiu Nicholas, Russo Greek
Church, r. 1141 Union
Lagan Hugh, assistant pastor St.
Mary's Cathedral, r. 628 California
Larkin Thomas, assistant pastor St.
Patrick's Church, r. 744 Mission
Lines S. Gregory, rector St. Luke's
Episcopal Church, r. 1222 Pine
Lion E. J., rector St. Stephen's Epis-
copal Church, r. 723 Grove
Loomis Augustus W., Chinese mission-
ary, r. »b0 Stockton
Lynch Patrick, assistant pastor St.
Patrick's Church, r. 744 Mission
Maragchi Anthony, 214 Hayes
Mayer GustavusW., r. 2217 Sixteenth
McAllister A. A., chaplain U. S. Navy,
r. .574 Folsom
McElroy J., minister St. Paul's Episco-
pal Church, r. 2519 Sacramento
McGovern Benedict, r. W s Steiuer, bet
Pine and Bush
Merrill John A., pastor Olivet and
Memorial Presbyterian Church, r.
S s Fifteenth Av, bet L and M,
South S. F.
Messea C. E., 214 Hayes
Messing A. J., rabbi Congregation Beth
Israel, r. 630 Eddy
Morgan G. F. G., r. 529 Capp
Morrlssey E. Rev., assistant pastor St.
John the Baptist K. C. Church, r.
1122 Eddv
Muehlsteph G., pastor Evangelical Lu-
theran St. Mark's Church, r. 405
Post
Murphy John, pastor St. Dominic's R.
C. Church, r. cor Stelner and
Bush
Murphy P., prior St. Dominic's R. C.
Church, r. NW cor Stelner and
Bush
Myers A., r. 825 Capp
Neri Joseph, 214 Hayes
Nestor, bishop Russian Orthodox
Church, r. 1311 Taylor
Noble T. K., pastor Plymouth Congre-
gational Church, r. 2200 Stelner
Nugent D. F., pastor St. Rose (R. C.)
Church, r. N B Brannan, bet Fourth
and Filth
O'Connor James, assistant pastor St.
Francis Church, r. 519 Green
Offer William H.. pastor African M. B.
Church, r. 1212 Pacific
Parker J. N., pastor First Universalist
Church, r. 218 Sixteenth
Peck Wesley, pastor Bush St. M. E.
Church, r. 2520 Bush
Plnasco J. Rev., president St. Igna-
tius' College, 214 Hayes
Piatt William H.. rector Grace Episco-
pal Church, r. 1407 Jones
Poage C. A., office 7.57 Marnet
Poage J. B., r. 1027 Mission
Pond William C, pastor Bethany Con-
gregational Church, r. 940 Capp
Power William A., chaplain St. Mary's
Hospital, N s Bryant, l)et First and
Rlncon PI
Prelato Francis I., chaplain St, Igna-
tius College, 214 Hayes
Prendergast John, Very Rev., Vicar-
General of San Francisco R. C.
r. 628 California
Pi-ottsman W. McK., r. 142 Seventh
Qulgley Hugh, r. 313 Eddy
Ratio Paul, 214 Hayes
Robert P., pastor Notre DamedesVlc-
tolres, r. 526 Bush
Rooney A., r. NW cor Stelner and
Bush
Ross J. S., pastor Union Square Bap-
tist Church, r. 421 Post
Rowell Joseph, pastor Mariners'
Church, r. 1416 Sacramento
Schuenemann-Pott Friedrich, pastor
Independent GJerman Congrega-
tion, r. 925 Larkin
Schwartz Hyman, r 1003 Minna
Scott W. A., pastor St. John's Presby-
terian Church, r. 521 Post
Shearer Frederick E. .office 757 Market,
r. 805 Guerrero
Shogren E., pastor Scandinavian M. E.
Church, r. 502 Sixth
Slaven Edward, assistant pastor St.
Peter's R. C. Church, r. Alabama,
bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-
fifth
Smith Adam B., pastor African M. E.
Zlon Church, r. 1306 Vallejo
Smith William J., pastor Central Pres-
byterian Church, r. Grand Hotel
Spalding E. B., r. 1296 Van Ness Av
Starr M. A., pastor Kentucky St. M. E.
Church, r. S s Twenty-flllh, bet
Bartlett and Mission
Stebbins Horatio, pastor First Unita-
rian Church, r. 831 Bush
Stelnbach R. Rev., pastor Broadway
German M. E. Church, r. 728 Broad-
way
Stone Andrew L., pastor First Congre-
gational Church, r. 617 Bush
Sullivan Florence, 214 Hayes
TadinI Joseph, 214 Ha.ves
Todhunter Alfred, rector St. John's
Episcopal Church, r. SE cor Valen-
cia and Fifteenth
Torngvist G. E., r. 426 Tehama
Tuggle P., r. 2214 Stelner
Varsl Al., 214 Hayes
Ver .Mehr J. L., r. liCO Pine
Verrue Edmoml, pastor French Re-
formed Evangelical Church, r. 31
Glen Park Av
Vldaver H., rabbi Congregation Sherlth
Israel, r. 806 .Tones
Walker Edward F., r. 34 Erie
Walsh Williaui, pastor St. Patrick's
Church, r. 744 Mission
Ward 1'., assistaut pestor St. Joseph's
R. C. Church, r. 224 Tenth
Warren James H., Superintendent
American Home Missionary Soci-
ety, 7 Jlonigomery Av
Weiss Oswald, r. 2114 Mis.slon
Wells A. J., paslor Grace M. E. Church,
r. 23.36 Mission
Westhomoft Wlttdimir. orch priest Rus-
sian Church, r. ».*9 Greenwich
Williams Aaron, r. 613 Mission
Williams Albert, r. Commercial Hotel
Wlllloms Jenkins, r. It .Scott PI
Williamson Peter S., r. 629 California
Wolf S., assistant pastor St. Boniface
Church, r. 123 Tvler
Wolrt Max.r. 1423 Post
Woodbridge Sylvester, pastor Wood-
bridge Presbyterian Church, r. 627
Nineteenth
Woodworth James, agent Cal. Prison
Commission, 114 Montgomery Block
Young James K.. pastor Third Baptist
Church, r. 847 Clay
I nilNni APH Rj CO Growers of and Dealers in FINE WINES.
Jt VJIUllL/L-rAVyll OC \^\yi corner Market and second streets.
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Cloakn and Suits.
Berkowltz R. Mrs., 1008 Stockton
Bloch LeopoUl, 119 Sixth
California Cloak and Suit Manuf. Co.,
521 Market
Cohan David, 3 Dnpont
Davidson J. W. & Co., NW cor Post
and Kearny
KratluKer & XoU, 105 Kearny
Frer.d M. & Sous, 742 Market
Heller J. Mrs., .315 Dnpont
Hodge Robert, 10 Fifth
Keane Bros., 107 Kearny
Lenoir Maria Mrs., 15 Powell
Leszvnsky <fc Zeklnd, 212 Sutter
Mayer Charles, 032 JIarket
Mosgrove S. & Bro., 114 Kearny
Mozart Edwin H., 0*2 Market
O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., Ill Post
Sullivan Thomas, 120 Kearny
Verdler, Morean & Co., NE cor Sutter
and Montgomery
Wurkhelm & Co., 125 Kearny
Clocks— Electrical.
C A L I F 0 R y I A ELECTRICAL
WORKS. 134 Sutter
Clocks— Importers.
(See also Jewelers, also Watches.)
Altschul, Seller & Co., 119 Battery
Davis Brothers, 718 Market and 419
Keamv
DAY THOMAS, 122 Sutter
Eisenberg A., 20ti Kearny
Lawton 0. & Co.. 611 Market
LUNDY T., 7-0 Third
Nathan B., & Co., 126 Sutter
i'acific Jewelry Co., 6 Batterv
Seth Thomas Clock Co., H. Molineux
agent, 132 Sutter
SPEXCE A. S. & Co., 537 Market
STRAUS, KOHNSTAMM & CO., NE
cor Battery and Pine
Swain R. A. & Co., 112-114 California
Titcomb A. C. & Co , 24 Post
Wenzel Herman, 328 Kearny
Weyl Brothers, 110 Sutter
Clocks— Pneumatic.
Wenzel Herman, 328 Kearny
Clotkes Wringers.
ARMES <fe DALLAM, 115-117 Front
WUliams S. G., 253 and 325 Fourth
Clothing:— Boys.
Baum J. & Co., 7-0 Sansome
Betzel Louis, 125 Sansome
Colman Bros., SW cor Montgomery and
Bush
Ehrhard Adam, 264 Third
FIGEL JOSEPH, 211 Montgomerv
Flavin M. J. (I X L) SB cor Kearny
and Commercial
Green & Seller, 680 Market
Hastings C. C. & Co., SW cor Mont-
gomery and Sutter
Hynian M. & Co., 518 Market
Joseph Brothers, SW cor Montgomery
and Pine
Shrler Brothers, 201 Montgomery
Siegel Simon, 414 Sacramento
Straus & Levy, SW cor Sansome and
Bush
Strauss Levi & Co., 14-16 Battery
Witt Julius, 22 Sansome
Clothing— Slannfactarers.
Badger W. G., 13 Sansome
Banner Bros., NE cor Sutter and San-
some
Baum J. & Co., 7-9 Sansome
Brown N. & Co.. 108 Battery
Colman Bros., NW cor Sansome and
Sui ter
Green & Seller, 689 Market
Hastings C. C, & Co., SW cor Mont-
gomery and Sutter
Honig & Baruch, 30'^ Second
Hyams Brothers, 100 Sansome
Hyman M. & Co., 518 Market
Jacobs 31. & Son, 20 Sansome
Krousc Samtiel R., 48 .Second
Nathan, Pulverman <fe Co., 29 Battery
Schafer & Co.. 11 Montgomery
Walsh John, 523 Ellis
Siegel Simon, 414 Sacramento
Stelnhart W. & I. & Co., 3 Battery
Straus & Levy, SW cor Sanssome and
Bush
Toklas, Brown & Co., 24 Sansome
Clothing— W^holesale.
Alexander S. 0. & Co., 4 Battery
Badger W. G., 13 Sansome
Banner Bros., NE cor Suiter and San-
some
Baum J. & Co., 7-9 Sansome
Brown N. & Co., 10^ Battery
Colman Brothers, NW cor Sansome
and Sutter
Elfelt A. B. & Co., no Sansome
Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co., 16 San-
some
Goodvear Rubber Co. (rubber) 577 Mar-
ket
Hvams Brothers, 100 Sansome
Hvman M. & Co., 518 Market
NiersT.XDTER BROTHERS, NW
cor Batterv and Pine
Stelnhart W. & I. & Co., 3 Battery
Strauss Levi & Co., 14 Battery
Toklas, Brown <fe Co., 24 San.some
Clothing— Retail.
Abraham Abraham, 404 Pacific
Abrahams Joseph, 108 Jackson
Abrahams Lewis, 6 Clay
Abrams Isaac, 50 Third and 433 Paclflc
Adler Moses, 934 Dnpont
Alexander Henry, 772 Howard
Benjamin R. Mrs., 984 Folsom
Bloch A. B., 204 Montgomery Av
Boris Lambert, 1)27 Dupont
Bornstein Brothers, 844 Market
Brock Julian, 718 Washingoon
Cohen Benjamin, 215 Seventh
Cohen Louis, 408 Pacific
Cohen Meyer, 516 Fourth
Cohn Aaron, 816 Montgomery
Cohn Henrietta, 731 Montgomery
Cohn .lacob M., 228 Sl.xth,and 824 Mar-
ket
Cohn Joseph, 216 Pacific
Cohn Marcus, 244 Fourth
Cohn Michael, 410 Pacific
Cohn Morltz B., 131 .Jackson
Cohn Simon, 4il Kearnv
Coleman Catherine Mrs., 225 Third
Colman Brothers, SW cor Montgomery
and Bush
Cooper Abraham, 130 Pacific
Ehrhard Adum. 264 Third
Erb Emanuel, 246 Sixth
Estrem Joseph, 345 Kearny
Ezekiels E. M. Mrs. 7.55 Howard
FerrickA., 3.50 Third
FIGEL JOSEPH, 211 Montgomery
Fisher Samuel, 403 Kearny
Flennlken Robert, 724-726 Montgomery
Fogel George, 10 Clay
Frank E.,531 Fourth
Frank Ephralni,.5.37 Kearny
Franklin Abraham, 205 Pacific
Franklin George, 511 Davis
Franklin Samuel S., 213 Paclflc
Gilbert Michael, 243 Third
Goldmann & Sons, 216 Sixteenth
Gost Bernard, 135 Fourth
Goulstone Charles, 435 Montgomery
Goulstone David. 746 Washington
Green Harris, 505 Davis
Green & Seller, 689 Market
Guttmann Samuel, 522 Pacific
Hamburger G. & Bro., 60 Third
Harris Charles, .502 Pacific
Harris Emanuel, 429 Pacific
Harris M. & Bro., 613 Davis and 204
Brannan
Harris Marcus, 325 Pacific
Harris & Flyshaker, 810 Dupont
Hastings C. C. & Co., SW cor Mont-
gomery and Sutter
Heiman Bros., 1028-1030 Market
Hertz Louis, 108 Pacific
Hyams George J. S., 547 Washington
Isaacs Albert, .823 Kearny
Isaacs Samuel, .527 Pacific
Isaacs Simon, 327 Third
Isaacs Solomon, 417 Pacific
Israel Jonas, 9.34 Dupont
Israel Simon, .356 Fourth
Jacob David, T21 Sansome
Johnson Margaret Mrs., 990 Folsom
Joseph & Bros., SW cor Montgomery
and Pine
Kalisky Charles, '09-111 Second
Kavser M. & Brother, 223 Mont
Keser Louis, 15 Sixth
Kl<;lnhaupt Abraham I., 109 Sixth
KoUman Solomon, 410 Pacific
Kowal.sky Solomon, 918 Dupont
Lachman Abraham^ 810 Montgomery
Lando Henry, 317 Kearny
Leszynsky Sarah Mrs.,918 Montgomery
Levey Marcus, 9 Jackson
Lew Henrv, 141 Third
Levy Louis, 227 Paclflc
Levy Morris & Co., 142 Jackson
Levy Solomon, 235 Jackson
Lindner & Kron, 237 and 927 Kearny
Loewenthal Joseph, 927 Market
Loomls George, 7f>6 Kearny
LouisBon Morris, 525 Kearny
Margot Joseph C, 132 Paclflc
Marks E. & M. H., 30 Steuart
Marks Samuel, 520 East
Mendelson Elkan, 233 Pacific
Mever Julius, 37 Third
Michael C, 214 Third
Mierson. Jewell & Co., 530 and 8 .8 Kear
Mondon Calixte, SW cor Dupont and
ValU-Jo
Morris Pincus, 407 East
Nathan Lena Mrs., 929 Market
Nathan Samuel, 117 Third
Nathan Solomon, 818 Montgomery
Nunez Louis A., 105 Jackson
O'Hanlon James F.,719 Montgomery
Palmer C. N., 726 Market
Paueen Frank, 942 Market
Peiser Jacob, 209 Third
Pelser Louis, 428 Pacific
Pincus Morris, .54 and 134 Third
Purdv James S., 227 Paclflc
Rafeld Isadore, 939)^ Folsom
Raphael Isaac, 632 Montgomery
Roos Brothers, 35 Kearny
Rush Mendel, 21 Market
Salomon Aaron, 4:i5 Pacific
Salomon Isadore, .5:10 Paclflc
Schater & Co., 11 Slontgomery
Schwartz Mitchell, 104 Third
Schwartz Samuel, 713 Pacific
Seeligsohn & Co., 840 Market
Shrier Brothers, NW cor Montgomery
and Bush
Simon Esther Mrs., 237 Third
Simon Henrietta Mrs., 305>^ Third
Stein Morris, .38 Jackson
StillAldenP., 427 Pine
Wilson Mary Mrs. , 209 Sixth
Zerkle Julius, 116 Pacific
Cloths and Cassinieres.
(See also Woolen Mills.)
Baumgartcn A. & Co., 7 Montgomery
Raas E. & Co., 26 Montgomery
Reiss Brothers & Co., 115 Sutter
Stein, Simon & Co., SE cor Second and
Market
Webb Matthew R., 541 Market
Coal Dealers.
{See also Wood and Coal.)
Allen Charles R., 120 Beale
Aiiderson Thomas, 16 Drumm
Arliold N. S. & Co., 310 California
Barnard F. <fe Co.. 213 Jackson
BELLINGHAM BAY COAL CC.SE
cor Spear and Folsom
Bichard Nicholas, 16-18 Howard
BLACK DIAMOND COAL CO., SE
cor Spear and Folsom
Bruns Nicholas, 61d Davis
Chandler Richard D., 118 Pacific
Church Seymour R., SW cor Main and
Folsom, branch 119 Dupont
Coos Bay Coal Co. (Eastport) 31 Mer-
chants' Exchange
CooB Bay Coal Co. (Newport) 213 Jack
Coos Bay Coal Co. (Oregon) NE cor
Fourth and Townsend
Coos Bav Union Coal Co., 413 Pacific
Corning cfe Co., 11-13 Taylor
Drake George W., India Dock, foot of
Batterv
DUNHAM, CARRIGAN & Co. (Cum-
bsrlund) 107 Front
Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co., 620 East
Ebbets .\rthur M., 115 Sacramento
Fowler G. C, 413-415 Paclflc
Glbbs George W. & Co. (Cumberland)
33-39 Fremont
Haste & Kirk, 21 Beale
Henrv Joseph, India Dock, foot of
Batterv
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS <fe CO.
(Cumber)an 1} Junction Market and
Bush
WULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN, '^L^JSKniSLF
JONAS J. MORRISON,
COA
Itnmber Dealer, jV. E. cor. Mission and Spear Sts. , bas larif*
Liiunber Slieds filled with ^vell seasoned Liumber.
997
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Jcffray William, 201 California
Kershaw Marsden, 17 Spear
Lewald George, 60/ Sacramento
Lund Henrv, 214 (,'alitninla
MACUDNOUGII JOSEPH, 41 Market
and 121-125 Folsom
McDonald P. A., 809 Folsom
MldiU'-ton 4 Farnewortb, 14 Post and
718 Sansome
Newbauer Joseph, 219 Main, office
206 ?<. Bush
Pedler Thomas C, agent Empire Coal
Mine and K. R., SW cor Steuart
aud Folsom
Ramsdell Benjamin H., 110 Jackson
Benton Coal Co., 22 Sacramento
Rosenfeld John (Vancouver; SlOSan
SEATTLE COAL AND TRANSPOR-
TATKiN CO., 32 Slarket
Selbv Thomas H. & Co. (Cumberland)
il6-U8 California
Shaw & Sharp, 10 Fremont
Summertield A. Jr., NE cor Folsom
and Spear
Ten Bnsth N. & Co., 28 Merchants'
Exchange
Tumor & Co 619 East
Van Winkle I. S. & Co. (Cumberland)
413 Market
Weems J. P. & Co., 234 Fifth and 403
Clementina
Coal kilning Companies.
(.See Mining Companies.)
Coal Oil— TVbolesale.
AUyne & White, 112 Front
Carpenter D. A. & Co., 115 Pine
Coleman William T. A Co., SW cor
California aud Front
CONTINENTAL OIL AND TRANS-
PORTATION CO., 120-122 Front
DIetzA.C. &Co.,224Front
Ehrman M. <fe Co., 104-110 Front
LOW C. ADOLPHE & CO., 2U8 Cal
San Francisco Manufacturing and Re-
finiuij Co., 40S California
Yates & Co., 113 Front
Cobble Stones.
Caduc Philip (agent) 513 Montgomery
Cocoa Fibre.
McAuley Thomas, W s Tennessee, bet
Nevada and Sierra
Cocoa 9IattinB.
Mackay .\lexander, 1110 Market
Coffee and Mpice Mills.
ADAMS A. P., 51 Fremont
Adelsdorfer E. & Co. 406 Sansome
BERNARD CHARLES, 707 Sansome
Berlin L. C, 627 Commercial
Bothin, Dallemand & Co., ?05 Front
Burr C. C. & Co., 15 Pine
Cotrell Thomas Jr. (agent) 405 Front
Flnck Henrv C, 2:504 Mission
Folger, SchiUIni; & Co.. 1(M California
Gblrardelli <fe Danzel, 415 Jackson
Gibson T. B. A Co., ;«3 Tehama
Gulttard E.A (;o.,405San.some
Hanly G. T. <fc Co.. 212 .Sacramento
Hepburn Ward A. (aKcnt Arbuckle's
Arlosii) ."iOO .Sacramento
Hofen <fc Co., 412 Clav
Hudson H. C. <& &)., 316 Front
KIndler A.,NK cor Mission and Fre-
mont
Loeven Emll. .520 Front
McCarthy Brothers, 417 .Sacramento
McGlone Joseph. 1147 Mission
Miner William H., cor Branaan and
First
MONTEALEGRE J. G., 218 Sacra-
n.ento
Slurphy Adam H., 5 First
Pearson N. &C«., 10 Stevenson
Pon Jean P., 1025 Pacific
Venard G., 625 Front
Zwlck Charles & Co., 225 Chestnut
A. P. ADAMS,
PURE
COMPRESSED COFFEE
25 per cent.rhonper than all
other CotTeos. A. liberal discount made
to Hotels, Restaurants and the trade.
51 Fremont, eor. nission.
CoflTee Cleaners.
Miner W. H. (Atlas Mills) cor Brannan
and First
CoflTee— Com pressed.
ADAMS A. P., 51 Fremont
CoflTee— Importers.
Auger B. E., 409 Battery
Cabrera, Roma & Co., 123 California
Carlt J. A., 312 California
Coleman William T. & Co., SW cor
California and Front
Dempster & Keys, 202 Market
Funkenstein C. & Co., 320 Sansome
Hellmann Brothers & Co., 525 Front
LOW C. ADOLPHE & CO., 208 Cal
Merrill J. C. & Co., 204 California
MONTEALEGRE & CO., 230 Cal
Moore Isidore C., 317 Battery
Parrott & Co., 306 California
Serial Sim. & Co., 418 Commercial
Trejos J. & Co., 123 California
Urruela & Urioste, 405 Front
Wheeler Frederick A., 128 CaUfornla
Zadik A. & Co., 33 Battery
CoflTee Boasters.
(See also Coffee and Spice.)
ADAMS A. P.,. 51 Fremont
Koch William, 1915 Stockton
CoflTee Saloons.
-Abrahamson Nels. 5il East
Anderson An.irew, 540 Slarket
Anderson Henry C, Grand Western
Market
Ankers C. Mrs., 717 Mission
Antunovlch F. & Co., 403 East
Antunovich N., SW cor Commercial
and East
Becker .\ugusl C, 341 Bush
Berbora John N., 624 Kearny
Boroie Nicholas. 324 Davis •
Boulster A. J., 119 Sixth
Broderlck John, 41 Pacific
BuUut & Co., NW cor Jackson ani
Dm mm
Bush Nathan, 777 Market
Carlson & Johnson, 425 Drumm
Cook Peter, 7 Market
Craft & Bordwell, 428 Keamv
Crolne Maude Mrs., 927^ Market
Davis Daniel S., SW cor Kearny and
Sutter
De Bus H. F. & Co., 604 Montgomery
De Mill & Lautermilch, 511 Mont
Drohaz Mattio, .503 East
Eiufeldt Martha Mrs., 509 Mission
Feldschaw Adolph, 615 Montgomery
Fredmeyer F., Railroad Av, bet Four-
teenth and Fifieenth Avs, South
S. F.
Gerhard Frederick G., 36 Thirteenth
(Jreenough & Meyers, 831 Keamv
Grenz Mary Mrs., 227 Sixth
Grossetta Ma'tln, 527 Commercial
Grundles John, 1.5 Pacific
Hasselburn William, 12:56 Market
Howard & Dewar, 345 Bush
Jancovlch Luco, SW cor Davis and
Clark
Kramer .John, 407 Diipont
KrJschcr Hugo J., ,540 California
Kuzanick Leopold, 306 Dupont
Leite Domingo V., 503 Davis
Lorentz R., 7 Stockton
Lovely Mark, 650 Market
Low Morris, .531 Pacific
Mack Frederick, 26 Stockton
Madson & Peterson, 14 Sacramento
Makree -Andrew, 19 Vallejo
Manning Frances C. Mrs.,4?7 Pine
McDermott Mlcha^'l J., 703 Howard
McLane Elizabeth, 107'^ Geary
McPherson Georwe W., 221 Dupont
Mcdovich & Siirlch, 5 Brooks
Melners Kmlolph Jr., 923 Market
Meyer Frederick, Railroad .\v, bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Avs,
South S. F.
MIddlesworth AblgallC.Mrp.,131Sl.xth
MIkulich .IacobC.,:{23 Washlnuton
Newman Johnnna Mrs., 504 .Mont
Nielsen P. WUhelm, 227 Mont Av
Norager, Hlul <fe Co., 22 Fifth
Norager & Hliil, 516 Pine
Paul & Wilson, 2.36 Montgomery
Plercy Brothers, 437 Bush
Raclch & Arata, 419 Davis
Rtboll Antonio, 3 Clay Street Market
Sampson Harriet N., 619 Sacramento
Sarscen Nicholas, cor Third and King
Schorward Frederick, NW cor Fifth
and Bryant
Scott Flovd R.j 509 Washington
Seferovich T. M., 827 Market
Severance H. F. & Co., 612 Mont
Slckeis J. E., 302 Dupont
Stelner L. C. Mrs., 1120 Market
Tagliaferro A. & Co., 5:f3 Washington
Thompson (Christian, 129 Berry
Thompson Solomon, Berkeley Ferry
Tompkins Thomas, 135 Post
Volz Augustus, 109 Third
Westheimer & Kahn, .322 Montgomery
Wlble Thomas B., 3 First
Women's Temperance Coffee Houses,
102 Pacific, 619 Sacramento, 642
Pacific, 232 Sutter, and NW cor
First and Mission
CoflSn manufacturers.
(See also UndertcUcers.)
GB.-'lY N. & CO., 641 Sacramento
Lockhart & Porter, 29 Bluxome
MASSEY A YUNG, 651 Sacramento
McAulifle & Gard,. 516 Eighth
Colce Dealers.
{See also Coal; also Wood and Ooal.)
McDonald P. A., 809 Folsom
SAN FRANCISCO GAS LIGHT CO.,
office cor First and Natoma
Collar Manufacturers.
Atkinson L. & Co., 22 Sansome
Lawton W. D. & Co., 608 Market
Merrill & Worth, 35 Second
New York and San Francisco Collar
Co., 6 Battery
Sevmour W. H., agent Troy Shirt
Manufactor>-, 126 Kearny
Thompson William, 533 Market
Wempe Bros., 569 Market
Collectors.
(See also Brokers— House.)
Allen William C, 7 Montgomery Block
Arrington N. 0., 003 Washington
Atherton Frank A., 507 Montgomery
Barrv John T., 333 Monltromery
Baxter H. W.,216 .Sansome
B 11 Amorv F., 411';. ( alitor; la
Black John W., 416 Montgomery
Bollinger J. C. 624 Montgomery
Bovee William H., .509 Ca ifornla
Bovle John, 4:'.6 Montgomery
Bradford W . G., 413 Montgomery
Buhlert Julius, 605 Clay
Burling Frederick, 219 Sansome
Bvers Joseph M., 410 Pine
Bvrne Edwaid, 727 Fourth
CAPP CHARLES S. <t- CO., 418 Mont
Cardlnell J A., 2:i4 Montgomery
Cavollettt D.,8:<7 Broadway
Clearv Robert , 224 Montgomery
Coe John T., 328 Montgomery
Dav .\. L., 401 Califi.rnia
De Pas Charles B., 5 Montgomery Av
Dlkeman Daniel S., 222 McAllister
Durand A., 604 Merchant
Esdore Henry I., 622 Clay
Gav Charles, 523 Montgomery
HARDING S. C, 648 \\ ashlngton
Henninger Gottfrie<l, 417 Pine
Hlrsch Solomon. 304 Battery
Hoag Jared C, 724'^ Market
Hughes Evan K., 724'^ Market
Husied Aianson, 321 Montgomery
Irvin H. R.,.5;n California
JacobI Leopold, 426 California
Kemm Joseph, 328 Montgomery
Kent D. M., 330 Pine
Koen Frank, 519 Montgomery
Lane John .1., 760 .Mission
Landrv & Babin, 612 Cotninerclal
Lloyd .John, 411 'j California
Lvnch George W.,T2!» Montgomery
Macfarlane T. W. & Co., 606 Mont
MADIS' "N A BURKE, NW cor Mont
and Sacramento
Magee W. H., 224 Montgomery
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f\^r\ \kl f^\ ADl/ ®*^ MARKET STREET, wholesale and retail dealer In
utU. VY. ULAnl\, Paper Haniiflgs & Shade Material. Manufacturer of wiinjawMes
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., whoi.ksai.e hardware.
Market and Front Streets.
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Martin F. H., 619 Kearny
Martindale Law and CollectionAgency ,
217 Sansonie
Martinon A., 420 Montgomery
McCombe John. 302 Montgomery
McElhinny P. H.,715 Clay
Meagher J. J., 607 Montgomery
Millett E. v., 504 Kearny
MorealH. P. & Co., 402 Montgomery
Mulloy Peter, 315 California
Nicol William. 605 Sacramento
Oesterreicher Louis, 137 Blontgomery
Paterson JohUKton, 330 Pine
Peterson Enewald, 314 Bii-sih
Pettigrew & Farless, 217 Sansome
Pope Harry E., 6.52 Market
Price Benjamin, 202 Sansome
Eemington ,). C. & Co., 318 Pine
San Francisco Trade Protection Assd,
438 California
Shainwald Bros., 123 California
Strauss ^'amuel, 302 Montgomery
Sullivan James P., 86 St. .Ann's Bldg
Thompson R.^bert,436 ]\Iontgomery
AVarren J. &. Co.. 200 McAllister
■\Veber Charles, 425 Cal'fornia
Weld Charles F., 328 Haves
White William E., 318 California
Whitney A. L., .325 Montgomery
Willey James & Co., 652 Market
ColIes^A.
Academy of Notre Tame, E s Dolores,
bet .Sixteenth and Seventeenth
BARNAKD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
120 Sutter
California College of Pharmacy, SW
cor California and Dupont
Hastings College of the Law, oflflce 636
Clay, room 2
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24
Post
Medical College of the Paciflc, 115
Haight
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, 320
Post
Pacific Coast Dental College, Charles
0. Dean, secretary, otHce 232 Sutter
SACRED HEART COLLEGE, SE cor
Eddy and Larkin
ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE. 214 Haves
St. Mary's College, Old San Jos6 Road,
4 miles from City Hall
Theological Seminary, 121 Haight
University CItv College, E s Haight,
bet Octavia and Laguna
University Mound College, S s Sierra
Av, nr San Josfi Road
BARNARD'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE
— AND—
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HEALD'S
BUSINESS COLLEGE
24 Z=*06it,
r'OWTINlTES TO IMPART
^~' such Business Education ns has
made Its graduati'S In deniiind fur the
past (llti'on >ears In the Mercantile
Community for commercial positions.
Pupils are lifted for the Counting room
by Its novel syhteni of .Xt^TUAL BU.S-
INE.SS TRAINING. Thoron«}h In-
struction Is also given In ihe English
Branches, Krrnch, Gornian, Spanish,
Drawing and Telegraphy. For Infor-
mation, call at College, or address for
Circulars
E. P. HEALD
I
Pres. Business College,
San Francisco, Cul.
BUSINESS COLLEGE
320 Post St., opp. Union Square.
The design of this institution is to
Impart such an education as will best
prepare students for the practical af-
fairs of life. It provides thorough, sys-
tematic and practical courses of in-
struction, and employs a full corps of
competent and faithful teachers. Ev-
ery available modern improvement has
been introduced, and whatever a hbe-
ral expenditure of money and well-di-
rected energy could do, has been done
to make the school what it should be,
and to mainta'n for it a reputation
worthy of its rank.
The BuitineHs C'onrse, both
theoretical and practical, is as near
perfection as it is possible to make it.
The system of Actual Business Train-
inn employed Is unsurpassed, .students
receiving the same practice In con-
ducting butiness afl'airs as though they
were in a bona fide bank, otBce, or
counting-house. J'racilcal Penman-
ship is made the subject of daily drill.
The Academic Course af-
fords an excellent opportunity for per-
sons of any age to ob alii thorouu'h in-
struction In Spelling, Reading, Writing,
etc., the Higher Mathematical branch-
es, and the Modern Languages.
"The Telegraphic Conrse is
well calculated to nial;e proticlint ope-
rators. It includes careful instruction
in sound and paper operating, setting
up of Instrunvnts, management of
baft. Ties, use of switches and ground
wires, etc.
Oeneral Information.— Day
and Evening Sessions during the en-
tire year. Students can enti-r at any
time. Ladies are admitted to all the
departments of the school. Individual
instruction Is given. Life Scholar-
ships for the complete Buslness'.Course
are issued at §70.
Comb SlanuTacturers.
Pacific Jewelry Co., 6 Battery
WILL & FINCK, 7Hlt Market
WILL. & FINCK,
769 Market Street,
Prop'rs Calilomla Comti ManuIaciprF,
Manuf 'rs of the Celebrated
California Hand Made Combs.
Ladles' Dressing Combs and all styL's
of Barbers' Combs constautlv on hand.
The Trade iiupplied.
Commercial Agencies.
(See Mercantile Agencies.)
Commercial Brokers,
(See Brokers.)
CommiMHion Merchants.
(See Merchants.)
CommlHNioner — Immigra-
tion.
Bunker Charles D. (SUte) 508 Battery
ConimiHnioner — Insurance.
Maynard John C., 401 California
Commissioner— IT. H. Ship-
ping.
Stevenson J. D., 118 Jackson
Commissioners
Residing in San Francisco, appointed
by the Gavernors of the ditferent
States, to take testimony and to
acknowledge deeds to be used in
each respective State.
Alab.\ma.
Blood J. H., 304 Montgomery
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Taliaferro T. W.,326 Pine
Tharp E. H.. 236 Montgomery
WHEAT C. D.,501 California
Arizona Territory.
Benjamin A. F., 444 California
Blake H. C.,33;j Montgomery
Blood J. H., 304 Montgomery
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Craig Lee D., 413 Jlontgomery
Hamiii John E., 32'J Montgomery
Harney William, 410 California
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
KeUy C. E., 20!) Sansome
Jlurfcy S. S., 607 Jlontgomery
Rafferty John, .333 Montgomery
Read J. R., 333 Blontgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Taliaferro T. W., 326 Pine
Tharp E. H., 236 Montgomery
Wetrener F. t >., 404 Montgomery
WHEAT CHARLES D.,501 California
Ark.ujsas.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Harney William, 410 California
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Tharp E. H.. 236 Montgomery
WHEAT C. D., 501 California
Colorado Territorv.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Hamill John E., 329 Montgomery
Harney William, 410 California
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Tharp E. H., 236 Blontgomery
WHEAT C. D., 501 California
Connecticut.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey S. S., 607 Jlontgomerv
Smith Holland, .307 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V., 513 M..ntgo7uery
Tharp E. H., 23H Montgomery
WHEAT C. D., 501 California
Dakota Territory.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchanffe
Delaware.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Smith Holland, ;«)7 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 236 Montgomery
WHEAT C. D., .501 California
Florida.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Joice E. V:, 6 Jlerchants' Exchange
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Georosa.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Smith Hollauil, '-Vi' Montgomery
Tharp E. H,, 236 Monigomery
SVHEAT C. D., 501 California
Idaho Territory.
Blood J. H., 304 Blontgomery
Chattin Edward, 442 Cidllorula
Craig Lee D.,413 Slontgomerv
Harney William, 410 California
.lolce K. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey S. S., 607 Monigomery
Rafl'ertv John, xa Blontxomerv
Smith Holland, ;t07 Blontgomery
Wegener F. •»., 404 Blontgomery
Illino:i>.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Craig Lee D., 41.3 Montgomery
Harney William, 410('alifornla
Jolce E. v., 6 Blorchants' Exchange
Murfi'y S. S., 607 Blontgomery
Smith Holland. 307 Blontgomery
Sutter E. V., 513 Blontgomery
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY,
LACE CURTAINS. BLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office, 33 Geary St.
I MArnnikiniinU impouter op and dealer in au. kixd<« of foreign
J. mni/UUHUUUn, and domestic coal, 41 Market street, corner Spear.
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Taliaferro T. W., ;J26 Pine
Tharp IC. U., 2:«) Mdiitpomery
"WHEAT C. v., 501 California
Indiana.
Chattin Edwaril, 442 California
Jolce E. V.,(! MiToliants' Exchange
Murtey S. .S., 607 Montgomery
Smith Holland, a07 Montgomery
Sutter E. V., 5i:i Montttomery
Tharp E. H., 2;J6 Monti-'omerV
AVHKAT C. D., 50t Cullfornra
Iowa.
Chattin Edward, -142 California
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey S. t<., 607 Jlontgomerv
Smith Holland, :«)7 ^Montnomery
Sutter E. V., 5i:! Slont-onurv
Thnrp E. H., 236 Jloutpomerv
WHE.VT C. D., 501 California
Kansas.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Craig Lee D., 413 Montgom-ry
Jolce E. v., 6 Jli^fchants' Exchange
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomerv
Smith Holland, 307 Montgom"ery
Sutter Emlle V., 513 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 236 Montgomery
WHEAT C. D.,o(Jl California
Kentucky.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Craig Lee I)., 413 RIontgomery
Harney William, 410 Calitbrnia
Jolce E. v.. Merchants' Exchange
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Jlontwrnery
Sutter E. V., 513 Montaumerv
Tharp E. H., 236 Montgomery
WHEAT C. D., 501 California
Louisiana.
Booth William F., 502 Montgomery
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Harney William, 410 California
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 2;j6 Montgomery
"WHEAT C. D., 501 California
Maine.
Chattin Edward. 442 California
Jolce E. "V., 6 Merchant ri' Exchange
Murfey S. S.,607 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Sutter Emlle \ ., 513 Montgomery
Thai-p E. H., 236 Montgomery
AVHEAT C. D.,501 California
Maryland.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 236 Montgomery
WHEAT C. I)., 501 California
Massachusetts.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Craig Lee 1)., 413 Montgomery
Harney William 410 California
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Baft'erty John, 33:} Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Stetson E. G., 315 fJallfornia
Sutter Emlle v., 513 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 2:«; Montgomery
WHEAT C. D., 501 California
Michigan.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Craig L'>e 1)., 413 Montgomery
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey S. H., 607 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Sutter E. V., 513 Montgomery
Taliaferro T. W., 326 Pine
Tharp E. H., 2:i6 Montgomery
WHEAT C. D., 501 California
Minnesota.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Craig Lee D., 413 Montgomery
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey S. 8., 607 Montgomery
Smith Holland, :S07 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 2:«) Montgomery
WHEAT C. D., 501 California
Mississippi.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Jolce E. v., 0 Mcriliants' Exchange
Smith Holland, .W Jloiitwomerv
Tharp E. H., 236 Montgomery
WHEAT C. D., 501 California
Missouri.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Harney William, 4lu California
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchnnts' Exchange
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Smitli Holland, 307 Montgomery
Taliaferro T. W., 3-26 I'lne
Tharp E. H., 236 Montgomery
WHEAT C. D., 501 California
Montana Territory.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Smith Holland, 307 Jlontgomery
TaUaterro T. W., 326 Pine
Nebraska.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Jolce E. v., 6 Meichanth' Exchange
Smith Holland, :*)7 Montsioniery
Tharp E. H.. 236 Montgomery
WHEAT C. I)., 501 California
Nevada.
Benjamin A. F., 444 California
Blake H. C, 333 Montgomery
Blood J. H., .304 Montgomery
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Craig Lee D., 413 Montgomery
Hamill John E., 329 Montgomery
Harney William, 410 California
Jolce E. v.. 6 Merchants' Exchange
Knox G. T., 444 Calitbrnia
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Read J. K., 333 Moutgomery
Smith Holland, 3U7 Montgomery
Sutter E. V , 513 Moutgomery
Taliaferro T. W., 326 I Ine
Tharp E. H., 230 Montgomery
Ward J. C, 428 Montgomery
Wegener F. ()., 404 Montgomery
WHEAT C. D., 501 Cialifornia
New Hampshire.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Craig Lee D., 413 Montgomery
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Sutter E. V., 513 Moutgomery
Tharp E. H., 236 Montgomery
WHEAT C. 1)., 501 California
New Jersey.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Craig Lee D., 413 Montgomery
Jolce E. v., 6 Moichauts' Exchange
JlurfeyS. S., 607 Moutgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
•rharp E. H., 236 Montgomery
WHEAT C. D., 501 California
New Mexico Territory.
Blood J. H., 304 Montgomery
Chattin Edward, 442 Calilornia
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Sutter Emlle V., 513 Monl;;oinery
Wegener F. 0., 404 Montgomery
New York.
Blood J. H., 304 Montgomery
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Craig Lee D., 413 Montgomery
Harney William, 410 California
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Knox G. T., 444 California
Murfey S. S., 607 MontgouKry
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Kafterty John, 3:53 Montgomery
Tharp E. H.,236 Montgomery
WHEAT C. b., 501 Calilornia
North Carolina.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 236 Montgomery
WHEAT C. v., 501 Cal.fornia
Ohio.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Craig Lee I)., 413 Montt-'oniery
Harney William, 410 Calilornia
Jolce E.V., 6 Slerchiints' Exchange
Murfey Samuel S., 607 Montgomery
Smith Holluiid, 307 Montgomery
Sutter Emlle v., 513 Jlontgomery
Tharp E. H., 2.36 MontKoniery
WHEAT C. I)., 501 California
Oreoon.
Blood J. H., 304 Montgomery
Chattin E<lward, 442 Calilbrhia
Craig Lee I)., 413 Montgomery
Haft E. E., 507 Montgomery
Hamill .lohn E.. 329 Montgomery
Harney William. 410 California
Jolce E.V., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Knox G. T., 444 California
Murfey Samuel 8., 607 Montgomery
Kaft'crty Jolm, .3;J3 Montgomery
Smitii Holland, 307 Montgomery
Taliaferro T.W., 326 Pine
Tharp E. H., 236 Montgomery
Wegener F. ()., 404 Montgomery
WHEAT C. D. . 501 Californ ia
Pennsylvania.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Craig Lee D., 413 Montgomery
Harney William, 410 California
Jolce E.V., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey Samuel S., 607 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Moutgomery
Tharp E. H., 236 Montgomery
WHEAT C. P., 501 California
Rhode Island.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Harney William, 410 California
Jolce E.V., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Sutter E. V., 513 aiontgomery
Tharp E. H., 236 Montgomery
Williams G. N., 30!) California
South Cvrolina.
Chattin Edward, 442 CRllfornla
Smith Holland. 307 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 236 Montgomery
WHEAT C. D., 501 California
TrNXESSF.E.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Joice E.V., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Smith Holland. 307 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 2:i6 Montgomery
WHEAT C. D.,501 California
Texas.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Harney William, 410 California
Joice E.V., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey S. S., 6117 iNIontgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Taliaferro T. w., ,326 Pine
Tharp E. H.. 236 Montgomery
WHEAT C. D., 501 California
Utah Territory.
Ploke H. C, 333 Montgomery
Blood J. H., 304 Montgomery
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Craig Lee D.^413 Montgomery
Hamill John E., 329 Jlontgomery
Harney William, 410 California
Joice E."V., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey S. i?., 607 Montgomery
Read J. R., 333 Jlontgomeiy
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Sutter E. V., 5!3 Montgomery
Taliaferro T.W., 326 Pine
Tharp E. H., 2:56 Montgomery
Wegener F. O., 404 Montgomery
WHEAT C. D., 501 Calif jiula
Vermont.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 236 Montgomery
WHEAT C. D., 501 California
ViROINlA.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Smith Holland,. 307 Montgomery
Tharp K. H., 2;i6 Montgomery
WHEAT C. 1)., 501 California
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Blood J. II., 304 Montsoniery
Chattln Edward, \\1 California
CralR Lpp I)., 413 SIonfKinnery
Honiill John E., :R.'9 MunlBoniery
Harney WIUiaiD, 410 (lallfornla
Jolce E.V., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Kdox G. T., 44-1 Callfurnla
Jlurfey ,'^. S., 607 M(>nt«.)merv
Raffertv John, 33-3 Montj-'Oniery
Smith Hiilland, 307 MontgoniPry
Thari) E. H., 236 .Munttromery
WHEAT C. D., 501. California
West ViRoiNfA.
Chatttn Edward, 442 California
Smith Holland, .307 Montgomery
Suttei E.V., 513 JlontK'onierv
Tharp E. H., 2.36 Mont','..mery
WHEAT C. I)., 501 California
WlSWNSIN.
Chattln Edward, 442 Oalifornta
Jolce E.V., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfev S. S., 607 JIoiitLiom-rv
Smith Holland, 307 .Mr)ntK(im'ery
Tharp B. H., 2;i6 Muntiiomerv
WHEAT C. D., 501 California
WroMiNO Territory.
Chattln FxJward, 442 California
Harney William, 410 California
Joice E.V.. 6 Merchants' Exchange
Smith }Iulland, ;i07 MonfKomery
Condensed iinilli.
Hepburn Ward A. (.\ldemey) 309 Sac
Confectioners' machines.
Schroder <fe Albrecht, 226 Battery
"^ "-Confectioners— nannfactur-
r inar.
■ Culver Stephen M., 1214 Market
DemartinI L. <fe Co., 211 Poet
Dexter Frank, 526 Washington
Estrada F., 429 Kearnv
Fahrbach & Seidl,40.5 Pavts
Finck & Gnndlach, 1312 Dupont
Foster & Co., 10.35 Market
Gilbert August. 410 Haves
Haas George <fc Co., 20 Kearny
Hacker B., 128 Third
Herrman John & Co., 522'^ Shotwell
Hirschfeld D., 23 Stereuson
Larat & De La Malmaison, 609 McAl-
lister
Mercer M. A., 518 Kearny
Mflsson Freres, 413 Commercial
Midon F., 117 Sutter
Oesterman Louis, 13 Pearl
Pitt WilHam G. C. & Co., 465Stev
Roberts George F., i:«)l Polk
Rotger & Bischoff, :«7 East
ROTHSCHILD & EHRENPFORT,
408 Clay
Saroni Lonis & Co., 420 .«acramento
Schmlts William, .323 Br.iadway
Schroder & Albrecht, 2'26 Battery
Thain Brothers, 781 Market
Townsend T. T., 1152 Market
Townsend AV. S., 627 Market
Vogeley J. & Bro., 915 Market
Confectionery.
Albrecht Ri.hard, 109 Tavlor
Allegretti Ignacio, 14.33 Polk
Arthur W. S., .5.39 Second
Asher L. M., 1027 Larkin
Bauxis Jean, 911 Pacific
Blimi Henr.v.l8l3 Powell
Bradshaw Albert, .506 Sixteenth
Brady Thomas F., 1903 Fillmore
Brunayan P. J., 1209 Bu»h
Brusch George. 613'^ Stockton
Burden R. M. Mrs., 323 Hyde
Callaghan Kate, 815 Point Lobos Av
Camarinas I)., SE cor Sutter and Pow
Casey Maria ,1. Mrp., 11.31 Mission
Catechi John, 204 Second
Chepernich Louis, SE cor Stockton and
Clav
Chepemich & Co., 2005 Polk
Clinton Mary Mrs, 450Sixth
Conant Benjamin H., 1137,'^ Mission
Corcoran Frank, 1643 Jlisslon
Davis AVilliam J., 23'<i Second
Dennlston Marv Mrs.. 1002 Paclflc
Diaz Carmen Mrs., 1315'^ Powell
Dobrzensky J. Mrs., 21 Sixth
Dobrzonsky R. Mrn.,fll5 Lnrkin
Donohue John, Woodward's Gardens
Dresen Jos.ph E. M., 1012 Pierce
DuBois Mrs., 1005 Mark-t
Dunn Margaret Mrs., W s Hampshire,
bet Twenty-third and Twenty-
fourth
Eggt-rs Minna Mr.s., 1019 Pacific
Elder Mary Mrs., 2o6 First
Engelberg Emil .\., 4iO Kearny
,. Estrada Fred,'rUk, 42;i Kearny
Fngcn William Mrs., 313 (1'Farrell
Felt Everett. 17 LeM<-s<l..rfr
Field Nina Mrs., ;«;08 California
Fitzgerald Marv, 143 Second
Fitzslmmons Maggie Mrs., 115 Twenty-
fourth
Fletcher Hannah Mrs., 911 Folsom
Fogerty Marv J. Mlss,s26>«; Twentieth
Fontana & Bartlett, 519'/, Post
Gendar John W., 26'-, Sixth
4- Gilbert August, 410 Hayes and 3
Keorny
(JrafTAntoinette Mrs., 722 Lombard
Grant Margaret G. Mrs.. 510 Fourth
Guillet Charles, 206 Second
■ -Haas George & Co., 20 Kearnv
Hachmeister Charles, 418 Third
HaleO. F.. 1055 Mission
Hall S. R. Mrs.. 18 Fourth
Herlist Louisa Mrs., 134 Second
...Heniiann J. <fe Co., ,522»2 Shotwell
Hill Mary Mrs., 214 Twvntv-fourth
HInz Henrietta Mrs., 806 Larkin
Hofthian E. J., 87 Ninth
Hoffmann Annie JIlss, 209 Twenty-
fourth
Holbrook Mary Miss, 1065 Market
Inselmann Henry. 446 Third
Kahn Hern)an, 9J6'o Mission
Karoson Robert 5Ir.<., 718 Greenwich
Kav Ernest J., 120 Ta» lor
Keofih T. B. 5Irs., 11.57 Kolsom
Kleman Francis J., 2;!0 Post
Klevn Helena Mrs., 14 Fifth
Knight Charles M., 37 Sixth
Kurz Louis, 215 Second
Lambert Margaret .Mrs., 74'p Brannan
Lammers Marv 3Irs.,ii:i3 Mission
Le Mar Catherine Mrs., H13'o Folsom
Leonard Margaret Mrs., .564 Mission
Leve(iue Emilv Mrs., 1203 Powell
Lotz Charles, 1007 Market
Lun.lin .\nnie Mrs.. 1817 Powell
Mallett R. Mrs., 1408V, Powell
Markhara B. Mrs., 221 Tenth
JMather Amanda C. Mrs., 228 First
McLnne Catherine Mrs., 410JFourth
McM;ihon Marv Mrs., 7.59 Brannan
gkMercer M. .\., 518 Kearny, 916 Market,
and 17 Powell
Midon Frank, 117 Sutter
Miller Loul.sa. 826'» Vallf Jo
Morgan Brothers, 800'-, Market
Morrison J. 5Irs., 142;?. Fifth
PhiI!1i)S Sarah D. Mrs ' 2819'^ Mission
Pickett Elizabeth, SE cor Sush and
Larkin
Poehinian William, SWeor Powell and
Post
Prager Isaac, Woodward's Gardens
Re;Ily Susan Mrs., 152 First
Rieckman Charles, XE cor Powell and
Clav
Riegle David F., 127 '<; Fourth
'Roberts George F.. 1301 Polk
Roques Marie, 1507 Dupont
Saul Rose Mrs., 314 Fifth
Scheiner Catherine, 203 Second
Schinipf Lena Mrs., 1018 Powell
Schweitzer .\lmeda Mrs.,.S07>^ Valencia
Seidl Joseph, 754 Market
.Shelly John, i504,'-2 Sixth
Siskron Clara A. Mis., 209'i Second
Staake Emst, 1411 Dupont
Staengel Eberhart, 1432 Pacific
Sterns Theresa Mrs., 819 ISroadway
Sullivan Abbie Miss, .540 Fourth
Terreyn Henrv 104H Howard
Timney Ellen J., \-XS, PoweU
Touret Charles, 20as Tavlor
■{-Townsend Thomas T., 1152 Market
-Townsend William S., 627 Market and
203 Kearny
Traube Emma Miss, 643 Keamy
nirich Joseph, 1321 Stockton
Van Steenburg .Joseph, 401 Mont Av
Warren .\ugust, 107 Sixth
Wells Charles J., 3.34 Sutter
AVest Ellen Mrs., 1030 Folsom
Wheeiand Bros., 22:« Mission
Wilson Marv A. Blrs., 342 Fourth
Wor.sev William G. Mrs., 704 Filbert
Wright William J.,SEcor Larkin and
Post
Wunderer & Seell. 12.3:5 Stockton
Zaepllel Xavler, 785 Eddy
Zenovlch Lucca, 1122 Stockton
Zltsmeruian Henry L.. 708 Broadway
Consnla.
y^'-Consuls General.)
Argentine Republic, Charles Baum, 510
Battery
Austro-Hungarian Empire, Rudolpti
Hochkofler, 203 Front
Belgium. Emil Grisar, NW cor Flftli
and 'Townsend
Bolivia, F. Ilerrera, .331 Montgomery
Brazil, David Boyle Blair (consular
agent) 210 Sansome
'■'Chili, Henry Palacios, 405 Front
''China. Chen Shu Tang, consul gen-
eral, F. .\. Bee, consul, Hwang Tai
Kuen, vice consul, 917 Clay
■'Costa Rica, T. Lemmen Meyer, 2.55
Market
Denmark, Nicholal Sonnlctasen (act-
ing) 317 California
Ecuador, F. Herrera (acting) 331
Montgomery
'•'France, Antoine Forest, 704 Wash
German Empire, Adolph Rosenthal,
321 Battery
Great Britain, W. Lane Booker, 319
California
Greece i vacant)
Guatemala, Louis B. Parrott, 300 Cal
Hawaiian Islands, H. W. Severance.
316 California
Honduras, F. Herrera (acting) 331
Montgomery
Italy, Count Diego Barrilis, 525 Front
Japan, Kentaro Yanagiya, -309 Jones
Mexico, J. Garcia Conde,2l5 Sansome
Netherlands, j. De Fremery, 410 Bat
'■'Nicaragua, F. Herrera, 331 Jlont
Norway and Sweden, August Berg-
gren, 106 Slontgomery
Peru, J. W. Grace, 40 California
Portugal, Francis Berton; Henry Lald-
ley, vice consul, 527 Clay
"Russia, Wlad'.mir Weletsky, 7 South
Park
Salvador, Jose M. Tlnoco, 323 Front
Spain, C. Martin, 312 California
Sweden and Norway, August Berggren
406 Montgomery
Switzerland, Francis Berton, 527 Clay;
Antoine Borel, vice consul, 601
Montgomery
Turkey, (jeorge W. Gibbs, &3 Fremont
United States of Colombia, Francisco
Herrera, 331 Montgomery
Uruguay, J. W. Grace, 40 California
Contractor Oas fVorks.
Smedberg James R., 127 Beale
Contractors.
(iSlee also Carpenters and Builders;
also I'iledrivers.)
Acker Frank V., 1207 Polk
AcKerson Charles H., 215 Kearny
Barrows Stephen S., 246 Sutter
BoobarE. C, 14 Howard
Bray Henry T., 531 Sacramento
Brown William H. (night work) 6
Mi Us PI
Buckman Albert E., 704 Montgomery
Burke Frank H., 528 California
Burks Charles I.. 1013 Valencia
Carson JIathias H., 1518 Broadway
Carter Charles H., 328 Pine
Cook Seymour S., 523 California
Cook Z. Leslie, 528 0alifomia
Creighton I'atrick. 81 Natoma
Dailey Wilbur F., lll'-s. Leidesdorff
Diggins Brothers, 528 California
Diggins William M., 528 Callforuia
Dixon Isaac .\., 638 Market
Donnelly Edward. 2103 Jones
Doyle John, NW cor Geary and Cen-
tral Av
Driscoll Alexander, 613 Stevenson
Dunphv Edward, 1006 Brvant
Dyer James S.. 528 California
Enricht Louis, 9-32 Union
Eyre John, E s Castro, bet Beaver and
Fifteenth
Fanning Edward, 320 Chestnut ,
FarreU Edward. 638 Market
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Forbes Alexander J., 217 Market
Freese Andrew C, 3 Mission
Glen WIlllBni B., 512 Bush
GooUwln "William 0. L., 1224 Eddy
Grant John, 200 Seventh
Groves (Irmnml K., 24 Folsora
Gray Alonzo M., 5\4 liush
Greene Corydon P., 22 De Boom
Haaf .lacoti, 516 Kearnv
Hall Wlnshiw, 404 Kills"
Hamilton James, 222 McAllister
Hancock & Kelso, N s Sixteenth, bet
Hampshire and Jersey
Harlow James, lininswlck House
Hock Tobias, 51fi Kearny
Huprhes John. 22 MnnfKomery
Kelly James M., WS Market
Kenny * McCl.iskev,27;« Pine
Kerr Wlll'ani, 903 Battery
Lelbert John 0., 328 Pine
Mahonev Brothers. 32.S Pine
Malter A LInd, 419 California
McLeod James, 328 Pine
MeVerry Thomas, SE cor Hyde and
Greenwich
McVlcker Charles 727 Seventeenth
A Meany Thomas, NE cor Jones and Sac
Mecreadv John G., SW cor Church
and Dorland
Mitchell Robert, 328 Pine
] Norton & Walker, 516 Kearnv
Piatt Henrv B., 14M Montgomery Av
Prlndle David S., 862 Mission
Richards Israel Mrs. (night v ork) 434
Kearny
Schoenniakers Constant, 654 Wash
Shain Edwin R., 32,S Pine
Shaw Charles H.. 638 Market
Slaven & Terrill, 717 Seventeenth
Snyder Albert A., 17 Halleck
Thomason & Williams, 528 California
Torrens George, 4 Torrens Court
Tread well John, 957 Market
Wagner Jacob, 516 Kearny
Warren Charles A., 216 Ninth
Weir James C, 1814 Washington
White Frederick (night work) 316 Du-
pont
' Williams Henry F., 740 Fourth
: Wlsslnger John W., 408 Jackson
I Worrell Calvin R., 328 Pine
I Wright <fe Riley, 126 Geary
Conve^i'ancerii.
(See also Notaries Putilic.)
I Blake H. C, 3.^3 Montgomery
Brandon Jciseph li.. 604 >Ierchant
j Craig Lee I)., 413 Montgomery
Jolce E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
King & Chattin, 442 California
' Mason .Tames, 6 Merchants' Exchange
I Read & Rafl'ertv, :*:« Montgomery
WHEAT C. D., 501 California
C'ookiui; Ranges.
(See Ranges.)
Coopers.
Allman D. & Co., 38 Commercial
Ansley W., 14 Merchant
Armstrong Rudolph, T2 Oregon and 121
Jackson
Arnold Francis W., 609 Battery
Bncklni; I)., 7.^ Brvant
Carl WlUinm H., 105 Oregon
Chevalier Louis, 612 Batterv
Dyer William C, 1017 Battery
Egan & Buckley, 14 Oregon
Felvey Lawrence, 1U6 Market
Fulda Brothers & Co., 30-40 Spear
Handy L. N.& C'., .32 Cl,iy
Hogan & Co., 106 Dmmm
Holden .lohn H., 105 Clay
Hul)b( 11 Samuel T., 17 Merchant
Lang Henry, 112 Jackson
Larsen George, SW cor CIny and
Drumm
Lawson & Moore, 506 Front
Maiisen (He, 120 Washington
Mattullath Manulacturlns Co., E s
■ i;ighth, bet Brvant and Harrison
McCatie John M., 114 Oregon
Nesbitt I. <fe Brother. 21 Bluxome
Norton Reuben. 103 Commercial
Olson Gustaf, 4 Oregon
Pacific Barrel and Keg Factory, S s
Brannan, bet Seventh and Eighth
office 408 California
Schiller* Hf.lllnp,4I3 Drumm
Realy Charles, 8 Mission
Tyson 4 DiifT, 897 Front
Woemer David, 104 Spear
Coopers' Stock.
Brown David B., 106 Drumm
Dempster & Keys, 202 Market
Hogan & Co., 106 Drumm
Nesbitt I. 4 Brother, 21 Bluxome
Pacific Barrel and Keg Co., 408 Cali-
fornia
^oppe r — Im por ter s.
Selby Thomas H. & Co., 116-118 Cal
Copper Boilers.
Selby Thomas H. & Co.. 116-118 Cal
Copper SlinlnK Companies.
(See Mining Companies.)
Coppersmltlis.
lis John G., 814 Kearny
Iredale A. S., 957 Mission
MIstre Simeon, 811 Montgomery
Percy P., 312 Market, nr Front
Petersen & Olson, 328 Bush
Sanders & Co., 421 Mission
Smith Charles W., 522 Davis
Snook G. <fe W., 630 Sacramento
Tripp G. A. & Co., 226 Fremont
Wagner & Todt, 565 Mission
Copying Presses.
(5ee also Stationers.)
Dakln E. A. (electric) 219Sansome
Hopkins, Taylor & Co. (atmospheric)
419 Sansome
Mitchell G. H. (hektograph) 507 Cal
Williams & Bourne, 612 Clay
Zawadill & Sozin (centograph) 957
Folsom
Copyists.
Dakln E. A. , 219 San*ome
Electric Pen Writing Co., 318 Pine
Haines J. D. relectric) 108 Leidesdorff
Jarratt I. E., 214 Sansome
Norwood T., 65 Nevada Block
Raphael John J., 5.33 Kearnv
Rlegle Brothers, 104 St. Ann's Building
Cordage ^fannfaetnrers.
Balig Henry, N s Connecticut, bet
Santa Clara and Marposa
COOK & ELLIS (rawhide) 37 Fre-
mont
HALLIDIE A. S. (wire) 6 California
Pacific Cordage Co., 318 California
Boyer H. (rawhide) 8.').i-861 Brvant
SAN FRANCISCO C iRDAGE MAN-
UFACTORY (Poirero) Tubbs &
Co., 613 Front
Cordials.
(.See Syrups, Cordials, etc.)
Cork IVootl.
Manri Brothers, 411 Sncrumento
WATSON & CO., 122 Market
Corks.
Bauer J. C. & Co., 6-32 Sacramento
Herrmann & Co., 313 Sacramentrf
Mauri Brothers, 411 .Sacramento "
Scherr, Bach & Lux, 511 Sacramento
WATSON A CO., 124 Market .
NA/ATQON &o. CO.
124 Market St.
Importers Wine, Liquor, Cham-
pagne and .Soda Bottles. Machine-
cut Corks and Soda Stock.
Corkscrew Mannfacturers.
Price M., 415 Kearny
Srhlntz J. Herman, 10 .Stevenson
WILL & FINCK, 769 Market
Cornices— Oalvanized Iron.
FISKE H.G., 819 Market
Forderer Joseph F., 226 Mission
Haves George * Co., .53!) Fifth
PACIFIC ZINC ORNAMENT FAC-
TORY, 569 Mission
Corsets.
(See also Dry Goods; also Furnish-
ing Goods— Ladies.)
California Corset Co., .539 Market
Freud M. & Sons, 744 Market
Gehret Sophie, 120 Ellis
Gerow G. C, 702 Larkin
Grlftlth Elizabeth Miss, 412 Geary
Llchtensteln Morris, 9 Dupont
Loretz A. Mrs., 109 Ellis
Martlneaut J. Mrs., 631 Sutter
Pons H. Mme., 219 Post
SADLER & CO., 605 Market
Costnmers.
GIrard E. Miss, 114 Dupont
Jahn & Foster, 121 Stockton
Paullln James F., 803 Montgomery
SchaeferC. & Co., Grand Opera House
Simons Louisa Mrs., 423 O'Farrell
Terme Mary Mrs., 612 Montgomery
Walter G. F. Mrs., 11 Geary
WllzinskiS., 417 Bush
Woemer Carl, 223 Kearny
Cotton Rope and Twine.
DOYLE HENRY & CO., 511 Market
Cotton Sail Dnck.
Hanna J. &. P. N., 308 Davis
NEVILLE & CO., 31 California
NEVII^IiE <& CO.
Pacific Coast Agents
— FOR —
"BUSSELL MILLS DUCKS'
31-33 California, and 16-30 Davis Sts.
Cracker manufacturers.
(See Bakeries— Cracker.)
■ Crape and liace— Water-
proof.
Vernon S. L. Mrs., 114 Turk
Crayon Artists.
(See also Painters— Portraits.)
Alexander Esther Miss, 311 Sutter
TIdball Scott, 1519 California
Vaughan M. Miss, 105 St. Ann's BIdg
Webber Sadie Miss, 63 St. Ann's Bldg
Cream Tartar, Soda, and
SaleratuM Manufactnrers.
Barton B. F. <fe Co., 213 Sacramento
Callaghan D. & Co., 121 Front
Ehrman M. <fe Co., 104-110 Front
Pacific Soda Co., 109 California
Tyler S. H. & Sou. 221 Commercial
Crockery and Olassware—
IVholesale.
Altschul.Seller <fe Co., 119 Battery
Arnold N. S. & Co., 310 California
Cerf J. <fc Co., 517 Market
Daneri Antonio, 420 Batterv
Lawton 0. & Co.. fi09 Market
Marks Mannheim, 19;i Stevenson
Marsh H. F. (agent Boston and Sand-
wich Glass Co.; 577 Market
Nathan B. & Co., 126 Sutter
Reid & Brooks. .524 San.some
Sanderson <fe. Brother, 310 Battery
Sinsheimer Simon, 9 Dupont
Strasburger Brothers, 820 Battery
STRAUS, KOHN.STAMM &CO.,NE
cor Batterv and Pine
Swain R. A. & Co., 112 California
Taylor John & Co. (druggists') 120
Market
Wangenheim, Stembelm & Co.,129 San
Crockery and dassware —
Retail.
Ackerman Bros., 123 Kearny and 209
Sutter
Adler DavM, 1009 .''tockton
Archer William, 919 Folsom
Bailey Joseph H., 1513 Stockton
Barnett Joseph, 314 Sixth
Becker Joseph, 329 Hayes
Bernard Isaac, 2214 Sixteenth
Brown H.J. ,414 Third
Can- Peter J., 2757 Mission
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JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
AVHOIiESALE
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Cohen King, 352 Third
Cohn Alexander, KilS Polk
Davidson M., 231 Sixth
Davis Brothers, 419 Kearny, and 718
Market
Davis & Co., 39 Fourth
Ebert Jonas, 1417 Stockton
Ezekiel Isaac, 1403 Stockton
Finkbeiner George, 1429 Dupont
Friedman Reika Mrs., 214 Pacific
GlittN. Mrs., 312 Third
Green Jerome B., 2.510 Mission
Hartmann M. Mrs., 10fi2 Howard
Haseltinfi Jlobert E., 423 Davis
Hemes Christian, 706 Larkln
Jantzen Frederick, 131 Second, 122
Fifth and 641 Kearny
Joseph Angei, 929 Market
Joyce P. J., Ill Sixth
Koch Adam, 807 Market
Langdale Altred, 1207 Stockton
Lawton 0. & Co., 600-011 Market
Levingston Abraham, 717 Market
Lipman A., 15 Fourth
Lvser Paulina, 'Sid Folsom
Marian! G. D., 1028 Dupont
Muller A. C, 115Thiid
Nathan B. & Co., 126 Sutter
Nelson William F., 206 Folsom
Oppenheimer Benjamin, 937 Market
Poling George W., 1207 Stockton
Porteous Alexander, 1314 Dupont
Potter Frank A., 108 Third
Reld <fc Brooks, 524 Sansome
Sellg Abraham, 3 Fourth
Sllverstono .Sholom, 214 Sixteenth
Simon Joseph, :i02 Sixth
Stempolmann Henry, 623 Pacific
Stern Jacob, 1119 Folsom
Vale <fe Son, 1309 Polk
AVhlte Blchard Mrs., 224 Third
Crndblea.
(See Assayers' Materials.)
CarlOHltien.
ChoynskI & Co., 28 Sansome
Herman T. & Co., 630 Washington
Locke Charles E. (antique) 25 Geary
Eobtson A. C. <fe Co., 540 Kearny
Curled Hair.
("Manufacturers.)
Arnold N. S. & Co., 310 California
-Bailey Henry, Missouri nr Mariposa
•'Eureka Hair Factory, cor Fifteenth
and Dolores
*Glover& Wlllcomb, 67 New Mont
Keogh John, 73 New Montgomery
*Shafiold Charles L., E s Tennessee, nr
Butte
Wucherer Christopher, 2011 Filbert
Carriers.
(See Tanners.)
CuAtom lIOMBe Broker*.
(See Brokers.)
Cutlers.
Adams C, 508 Commercial
Bauer Bros., 6.54 Mission
Bemmerer .\ugust. 1521 Polk
Cass John J., 3.% Thir.l
Ktting William A., 1108 Market
Harris, Oswald & Noble, 208 Leldesdorff
Harrison Brothers & Howson (Shef-
field, England, and New York) 120
Sutter
Hoppe Kelnhold, 318 Pine
Kohnke John, 405'.^ Cnllfomla
Marks A., .'J06V, Commercial
Ortet John F., 524 ('ommerclal
Price Michael, 416 Kcarnv
.Schlntz J. H., 10 Stevenson
Todt John, IIU Leldendorfr
WILL & FINCK. 769 Market
WILL & FINCK,
769 Market.
HAVE THK I. \Il(ii:ST
Cutlery Manufactory
ON THK PACIFIC COAST.
English, French, German and Ameri-
can Cutlt-ry always on hand. Ra-
zors and Shears grouml, and
Cutlery of every description
MADE TO OBDER AT SHORT NOTICE.
Cy'utlery— Importers.
{See aUo Hardware— Wholesale.)
Allen E. T., 515 Market
Altschul, Seller & Co., 119 Battery
Baker & Hamilton, 7-19 Front
BANCROFT A. L. & CO., 721 Market
Cerf J. & Co., 517 Market
Conran Thomas S., 120 Sutter
Danerl Antonio, 420 Battery
EGERTON HENRY C. (Peters Bros.)
109 California
Folkers J. H. A. & Bro., 118 Mont
FRANKENTHAL & CO., SW corBat-
terv and California
Hoppe Rheinhold, 318 I'ine
Hubbard J. B., Sons & Co., 120 Front
Jones E. H. & Co., 535 Market
Joseph Nathan & Co.. 641 Clay
Lawton O. & Co., 611 Market
Levison Bros., 1:{4 Sutter
LUNDY THOMAS, 7-9 Third
Nathan B. & Co., 126 Sutter
PHELPS & MILLER, 120 Sutter
Price M., 415 Kearny
SADLER & CO., 605 Market
Siering H. & Co.. 19 Montgomery and
107 Sutter
Son Brothers, .300 California
STRAUS, KOHNSTAMM & CO., NE
cor Battery ami Pine
Swain R. A. & Co., 112-114 California
Tobin, Davlsson A Co., 6-8 Sutter
Wangenheim, Sternhelm & Co., 129
Sansome
Weil & Woodleaf. 113 Battery
WILL & FINCK, 769 Market
FRANKENTHAL & CO.
Importers and Jobbers
— OF —
Cntlery, stationery, Siokers' Articles,
9Insloal Instruments,
Playing Cards, Etc.
CoENEB Battery and California.
Cutlery— Retail.
(See Hardware, etc.)
Dairy Produce— IVIiolesale.
Ahern & Co., 208 Washington
Brigham, Whitney & Co.. .320 Front
Collins & Felling, 426 Sansome
DODGE, SWEENEY & CO., 114-116
Market
Forsaith <fe Dodge, 325 Front
Getz Bros. & Co., ;«)1 Front
Halght Robert & Co., 226 Front
Hevwood <ft Hendley. 222-224 Clay
HUdburg Brothers. 100 California
Joost Herman, 410 Clav
McHenry S. & Co.. 425 Front
Moulton E. S. <fe C)., :«)5 Clav
Spear, Meade* Co., 316-318 Wash
Steel", Elder & Co., 204 Front
Von Ronn & Hencke Bros., 406 Front
WIeland Bros. , 326 Front
Woollen Max & Co., 216 Washington
WOOSTER, HUBBELL & CO., 317
Front
Dairy Produce— Retail.
Atchliison B. M. & Co.. 16 Centre Mar-
ket
Atkinson <fc Gilmore, SE cor Twenty-
second and Shotwoll
Bennett Bros., :i5-36 fnlifornla Market
BIddle <I- Douglass, 123 Washington
BleNkl& Mannheim, 13 Centre Market
Bouteiller L., 1401 Larkln ,
Brlncatt <t De Manuel, 4 Clay St. Mar-
ket
Carlton Frank H., 20-22 Grand West-
ern Market
Cheever Moses R., 31 Centre Market
Connolly Thomas, 9-11 S. F. Market
Cox Thomas, 81 California Market
Curraii Thomas, 22-23 New Metropoli-
tan Market
Deloche J. B.,2 S. F. Market
Derby 0. W., 19 New MetropollUn
Market
Dunn F.T., 40 Grand Central Market
Eldrldge B. G., 17 New Metropolitan
Market
Erzgraber & Oesting, 108 California
Market
Friot Alfred. 43-44 Washington Market
Fuller A. F., 27 Grand Central Market
Garvey Patrick, 23 S. F. Market
Getz, Levin & Co., 13 Bay City Market
Getz & Hirshfeld, 17 Grand Central
Market
Grosskurth Wllhelm, 1320 Dupont
Heucken & Edwards, 332 Sixth
HilLs Jhothers, 1146 Market
Horgan T., 14 Grand Central Market
Jacobs I. & Co., 15-16 Bay City Market '
Johannsen & Peteri, .32 California Mar- ;
ket
Joost Peler, 731 Vallejo I
Kane & Heaney , 11 and 40 Centre Mar- !
ket
Lagonl Hans, 1515 Market
Lemoine. Gambert <fe Co., 15 S. F.
Market
Levy H., 22 Centre Market
Martens Frederick, 57 W^ashington
Market
McGovern Peter J., 325 Sixteenth
Metz uharles W., 14 Hayes Valley
Market
Milliken P. & J., 56 Centre Market
Mohlfeldt <fe Wallraann, NW cor
O'Farrell and Jones
Morlock Frederick, "25 Centre Market
Neubert& Turk, 25 California Market
Neuman Gustave, 1146 Folsom
Phillips P, A., 27 Centre Market
PletzschA Co., 803 Larkln '.
Plass E. N., 316 Sixth '■
Plummer G. E., 12 Centre Market /
Rau L. Mrs., 132 Fifth
Kuppel Conrad, 29 Grand Arcade Mar-
ket
Salomon Newman, 66 Centre Market
■Schnltze Eniest H., 44 Third
Schuman Emil G., 37 Centre Market
Schwartz Conrad, 5;i2 Sixth
Spotorno John B., 47 California Market
TerwUliger & Fluk, 50 Washington
Market
Thierbach Julius D., 19 Grand Central
Market
WeisPl Philip, 1405 Stockton
Whitcomb C. N., 21 Mission Market
Wilton & Co., 23 California Market
Witt Henrv, 235 Sixth
Witt Johannes, 10 Bay City Market
Decorators.
BushC. W.,202 Powell
Havnert Clemens, 211 Post
Klncald S. A. Mrs. (paper) 403 Gough
Piper & Co., 207 Montgomery
DentiKts.
Austin Henry, 634 Washington
Barstow F. ('). 1336 Sacramento
Beers Baixett B., 2;t0 Kearny
Birge James J., 313 Kearny
Blake Charles E. Sr., 5' .Kearny
Blankniaun William, 208 Stockton
Bloch Constanilne, 318 Hayes
Bolton Thomas, 804 Howard
Bourquin Charles, 121 Powell
Bovle George S., 223 Kearny
Brewer Francis A., 8 Montgomery
Brown G. H., 1612 Mission
Bunnell E. F., 319 Kearny
Bush & Neumann, 8 Kearny
Calvert Wllllani, 209 Geary
Cane * Teague, 145 Fourth
Card W. H., 646 Market
Case Charles E., 209 Kearny
ChalfantS. P., 19 Sixth
Chrlstensen G. A., SWcorBIlsslon and
Sixteenth
Christopher Telfer, 1.^5 Kearny
(.'ochrane E. O..S.T0 Market
Cogswell J. L., 2,32 Sutter
Colton Dental Assn, 'CS Market
Conradt Julius 11., 821 U, Kearny
Cool George W. & .Son, 22 Kearny
Crawford Charles D., 1415 Stockton
(^roonie William, 823 Market
(Jrossett Truman, 10 Third
Crowell J. P., 215 Kearny
CutlarR., 715 Clay
Davis & Sanger, i:;7 Montgomery
Dean G. S., 7(55 Market
Decker Charles W., 925 Market
Dennis Samuel W., ,33 Kearny
Denller E. F.,205 Montgomery Av
Dovle George S., 331 Kearny
Dunbar L. L., 23 Kearny
Dutch William, 26 Montgomery
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
The Largest Laundry Establishment on the Pacific Coast
OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST.
JMAPnnMniirU CUItlBERLANO, LEHIGU and ENGLISH FOUNDRY COKB:,
. mHl/UUilUUUn, 41 market Street, corner Spear.
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FergHson T. H., 22 Geary
Fox U. H., 120 Fourth
Fuller C. H., 45 St. Ann's Building
C.ladwln Silas F., !>30 Market
GoddardO. L.,2;i Post
Goc Samuel K., 3fi Montgomery
GrltHths Alk-n, H2't, Fourth
OrlKwuld White F., 6 O'Farrell
Haas GustavuR, 'Mi JMdy
Hackett <ft Dean, 12G Kearny
Hardeastle Georae, :u Eddy
Hatch Jauios H., 213 Geary
Hoadlev G. C, 5'<. Koarny
Hubbard George A., 230 Kearny
Hutchlns James. M. , "37 Market
Jenkins G. W., 1402 Bush
JesBup T. C, 103 MontKomery
KauflTung Louis H., 1513 Powell
Knowles Samuel E., SE cor Post and
Dupoiit
Knowles \V. A.. SE cor Post and Dup
Knowlton John S. (laboratory) 1-2 St.
Ann's Building
Knox Henry E., 23 Post
Learn K. B., 838 Market
Leonard J. C., 2911 Sacramento
Llbbey M. L., NW cor Geary and
Kearny
Lundborfi J. A. W., 123 Stockton
Luther Henry A., 1!»13 Polk
Masbie Henry C, 19Sl.\th
McAllister William B., 702 Market
McCratken Orln C, 454 Minna
Moore C, 10 St. Ann's Building
Morft'ew Thomas, l20Sntter
Morton Henry f{., 205 Mont Av
Mowbray R. C, 200 Stockton
Prather & Holmes, ;J05 Kearny
Rau & Kemp van Ee, 1144 Market
RheinB. L., 703 Market
Kichards W. H., 481 Jessie
Roberts S. H., 114 Ellis
SchultzeE. H.,44 Third
Seelev F. E., Iia5 Powell
Slchel & Richards, 103 Post
Smllie Elton R.,649 Washington
Spear Thomas R., 235 Kearny
Stanley \V. H., 115 Kearny
Stevens H. H., lOli'i Third
Sublett William A., 112 Fourth
Sullivan & Sanborn, 965 Folsom
Teague <fe Cane, 142'^i Fourth
Thrall H. H., 118 Geary
Tracy Charles E., 112 Fourth
Trueman & Duckett, 253^ Sixth
Trumpour J. V.,40V4 Hayes
Van Crombugghe August, 609 Sac
Van Denburgh A., 134 Geary
Van Denburgh Daniel, 229 Geary
Wade Thomas, 27 Geary
Warner Alexander, 224 Kearnv
Whinnerv J. C., 1033 Sutter
Whltconib N. T., 263 Third
WUbirt John L., 18 Third
Winter <fc Winter, 206 Kearny
Woodward Ernest N., 920 Market
Woodward Wllll:im A., 101 Dupont
Younger Edward A. 224 Stockton
Younger William J., 224 Stockton
DentiHtH' Materials and
InMtrunients.
Folkers J. H. A. & Bro., 118 Mont
Hatteroth & Russ, 321 Kearny
Price Michael, 415 Kearny
Reding'on & Cn., .529 Market
Schneider W. H., 28 Geary
Wakelee H. P. & Co., SE cor Mont-
gonierv and Bush
WILL <fe FINCK, 769 Market
WlUiamii J. S. (repairer) 227 Post
Dermatoloelsts.
Bucknall George J., 8W cor Sutter and
Dupont
DeHlffners— Iilthographic
Brown Grafton T.. 540 Clav
Byrnes William H., 1939 Stevenson
LINARD B. R., 412 Commercial
DewliEnerA on Wood.
(See also Engravers.)
BANCROFT A. L. & Co., T21 Market
Burr A. 518 Sacramento
Deaves Charles, 60S Market
Eltner Rudolph, 62:) Cliiv
FRANCIS, VALENTINE & Co., 517
Clay
Ingalsbe Mary E., 606 Montgomery
Laplace Louis, 164 Clara
NahlA.,318 Keaniy
Oliver Heiirv,535 (May
Oliver William, 5:15 Clay
I'ettlt <fc Rubs, 320 Saiisome
Van Vleck 1).,432 Montgomery
WOOD G. M. & (Jo., 120 Post
DeMk IWanuracturern.
(See also Furniture Manufacturers.)
CONNELLY JAMES & CO., 217 Bush
Easton John, '261 First
GILBERT & MO<JRE (agents Woot-
en's) 219 Bush
Detect! ves—Pri vate.
Deasy Jerome, 328 Montgomery
Hall R. B. vfe C"., 632 Market
Libbing H. H., 328 >loiitgomery
Macfarlane T. W. &, Co., 606 Mont
Morse Harry N., 328 Montgomery
Diamond Importers.
Andrews A., 221 Montgomery
Baldwin, Sexton & Peterson (New
York) 120 Sutter
BRAVERMAN & LEVY, 119 Mont-
gomery
Bujannofi'ife Rohrbach, 13 Trinity
Dewev & Jordan, 433 Montgomery
Dinkelspiel S. B. & Co., 313 Bush
Eisenberg A., 206 Kearny
Haskell Reuben R., 206 Kearny
Hirschman Adolph, 328 Bush
Hubash, Larsen <fe Wilson, 201 Kearny
Kahn L. & M., 126 Kearny
Koehler & Ritter, 26 Post
Levison Bros., i:t4 Sutter
Lorsch Bros., 120 Sutter
LUNDY THOMAS, 7-9 Third
Mavers H. k Co., 205 Montgomery
PHELPS & MILLER, 120 Sutter
RANDOLPH & CO.. 101 Mont
Sherwood William J., 517 Montgomery
SHREVE GEORGE C. & CO.. 110
Montgomery
Thompson Lucius, 4 Chronicle Bldg
Titcomb A. C. & Co., 24 Post
Vander.xlice W. K. & Co., 136 Sutter
Weyl Bros., 110 Sutter
AVOLFF & LOZE, 120 Sutter
Wunsch M. <fe Co., 206 Kearny
Zacharias L. & Bro., 210 Kearny
Zacharias & Green, 126 Kearny
a. C. 8HBEVE.
GEO. BONNY.
GEORGE C. SHREVE & CO.
DIAMONDS,
Watclies, Jewelry and Silverware
110 Montgomery.
Diamond Setters.
(See also Jewelers. Lapidaries, etc.)
Bosq Romain, 13 Trinity
Brand Herman G., 2*5 Kearny
Brnnet Eugene, 614 Merchant
BuJannoitA Rohrbach, 13 Trinity
California .Jewelry Co., 134 Sutter
Clausen F.,410 Kearny
Elleau Henry, 20S Sutter
Foubert & Biart, 225 Sixth
Henrici E., 423 Pine
Hirschman .\dolph, 328 Bush
Koehler & Ritter, 26 Post
Laird D. W.,27 Post
Lalande A., 420 Sutter
Levlbon Bros., 134 Sutter
Lindemann C. H., 601 (.'allfomla
LL'NDY THOMAS, 7-9 Third
Mendoza A., 320 Montgomery Av
Neumann Albert, 4 (Jeary
Ortion Auguste, 110 Sutter
Wagner F. Jr., 223 Kearny
Die Sinkers.
BANCROFT A. L. A CO., 721 Market
Giller Carl L., 430 Montgomery
HolTninn ct Schenk, 414 Sacramento
Klumiip William, 2Vy Kearnv
KUNER ALBERT, 611 Washington
Pollhammer A., 417 Kearny
ROBBINS F. A., 7 First
WOOD GEORGE M. & CO., 120 Post
DistillerleM.
Amazon Distilling Co.. Oberfelder &
Brothers agents, 123 (jallfomla
Bay View DIstlllerv, cor Eighteenth
Av and H, .South S. !• .
PaclHc Distilling and Refining Co., 416
Battery
Potrero Distillery and Refinery, cor
Minnesota and Nevada
West Enil Distlller.v, S s Ocean House
Road, bet Mission and San Josd
Road
Ditehiner Machines.
PRICE PRESS CO., 13-19 Front
Dock Builders.
Boobar E. C. & Co., 14 Howard
Richardson W. I,., 14 Howard
Sheldon John P., l^i Mission
Docks.
(See Dry Docks.)
Doors and Shutters— Iron.
(See Iron Doors and Shutters.)
Doors, Sashes and Blinds.
('•Manufacturers.)
■^Bradburv W. B., .5.5f>-572 Brannan
*Doe B. & J. S., 46 Market
'^ExcelsiorPlaning Mills (W. A. Meek-
er) SW cor Bryant and Fifth
^Hansen M. & A., 130-136 Main
'■'Haskell & Bode, SW cor Bryant and
Fifth
Hurley James M., SW cor Bryant and
Fifth
•■'JEWELL A. M. & CO., N s Berry,
bet Third and Fourth
klttredge E. H. & Co., 26-28 California
KNOWLES GEORGE B., NW cor
Main atid Bryant
'■••MACDONALD D. A. <ft CO., 217
Spear, and 218 Steuart
'^■•Mechanics' Mills, SW cor Mission and
Fremont
MORRISON J. J., NE cor Spear and
Mission
*Moore & Wilkle, SW cor Mission and
Fremont
'•'Prescott & Sanborn (Calllornia Mills)
NW cor Howard and Spear
'"Segars Uriah, 160 Main
Sierra Lumber Co.. depot NB cor
Fourth and Channel
■i'Smith & Davis, 132 Berry
Springer Jason & Co., SE cor Mission
and Spear
Turner, Kennedy & Shaw, Fourth, bet
Channel and Berry
'^Washburn Albert, Berry, bet Fourth
and Fifth
West Coast Furniture Co., NW cor
Fourth and Bryant
*Wilson & Brother, 18-22 Drumm
E'NTERPRTSE MILL
D. A. MACDONALD&CO.,
Manufacturers of
Doors, Sashes, BlMs and lonldmgs,
217-225 Spear, and 218-226 Steuart.
Draftsmen.
(See alto Engineers— Civil.)
Carrel F. J., 629 \\ ashlngton
Gibbes Charles D., 117 Montgomery
Block
Gibbes J. T., lOn Montgomery Block
Newberry F.T.,omce NE cor Fourth
and "Townsend
Pierce G. L., 215 First
Drain and Sewer Pipe.
Channel Pottery and Drain Pipe Works
(¥,. T. Menomv), 436 Montgomery
CLARK N., 1047 Market
GLADDING, McBEAN 4 CO., 1310-
1312 Market, and 15 McAllister
J. GUNDLACH k CO.
Cor. Market & Secoifl
CALIFORNIA WINES & BRANDIES.
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Owens John B., 22 California
Schlnuer Emil, 436 Montgomery
W.W. MONTAGUE* CO.
IMPORTERS OF
GAS AXD WATER
And Pipe Fittings, all Sizes.
110, 112, 114, 116, 118 Batterv Street.
nrsnmtle Agent«.
Bailey A. F , 3;n Kearny
Corbyn Sheridan, 532 Merchant
Levy Archie <fc Co.. 362 Third
McCabe J. H.. 23.5 Kearny
WeatherlllS. £., 930 .Market
Draymen .
Brown James .\., 313 Front
Bryden & Hinckley, 403 Front'"
Cole Jason B., 120 Mlcslon
Collins. <fc Lyons, Pier 11 Steuart
Conant .\. J., 404 Pavls
Cutter <fe Co., 304 Unris
Boane MIcah, 116 Battery
Pore & Co., NKcor Bush and Sansome
Drnmmond Frank G., 15Sfln,*ome
Elliot Henian C, 1 Uoward
Englander M. & Son, NE cor Pine and
Battery
Farnsworth David L., 100 California
Fleming <fe .Stetson, 408 Batterv
Glynn & Bridgeman. 126-132 Market
Hudson <fc Van Horton, cor Fifth and
Town>end
Kelly Thomas, 223 Clav
Kerr William, 903 Battery
Kniaht Luther, 45 JIarket
Korn & SlcCarthy, 117 Batterv
Larkin <fc FIcKen, Junction Market
and Bnsh
Lewis <fc Co., 17 Steuart
Maginnis E., N'E cor Sansome and
Commercial
Mayer Georpe, 301 California
McNab & .'Smith, 201 California
Merchant & Stewart, >'E cor Clav and
Front
Metz John D., 640 Natoma
Moore David, cor Beale and Market
Morris Henrv,25.><ansiime
Morton J. <fc Co., 204 Batterv
Murray J. F. & .1. B. (V . S.) 241 Jack
Peck <fc Co., 717 t'acramento
Perrv Richard, 126 Clav
Petersen t\ Co., 218 Front
PuUen Bros., Pier 9 Steuart
Renner <t-Co., S\V cor California and
Front
Ruftley John <fc Son, SE cor California
and Sansome
Schussler .lohn, 2 Batterv
Shattuok Chiirles C. 32rFront
Smvthe John T.. 324 Davis
.Southwlck Edwin, 318 Front
Stickiand George, SW cor Steuart and
Market
Warden W. H. <fe Co., 312 Post
Warren Charles A., 216 Ninth
Wilkins & Foy, SW cor Battery and
I'acitlc
Wood Harris. 7 San some
Worth C. A.,529.Morkct
DredKiniE ('oiupnniea.
California Dredging and M. Co., 320
Snnsome
Pacific Coast Dredging and Reclama-
tion Co.. 320 Sansome
DrpfB Patterns.
Baker AMiv W.iB'istoii Dress Reform)
430 Slitter
Barring.T K. Mrs., fifil V Ml.'wion
Butler T. B. Mr«..62> Market
Buyer. Rel< h A Co. (Frank Leslie's)
129 Kiamy
Craven S'sters, 121 Post
Cryer C. Mrs., 26 Fourth
Deming A Barre'i (Butterlck's) 124
Post
Fnnel Louisa Mme., 240 Sutter
' Evans J. W. (domestic) 29 Post
, Highani E. Mrs., 901 Market
Kreuser C. Mme., 323 Sutter
' Slorrow Matilda Mrs.. 7 Powell
Schoenhiilz Bros. & Co.,112Si.xth, and
415 Hayes
Shew ilyfon (Mme. Demorest's) 109
' Dupont
Volmer Anna Miss. 629 Market
I>res8 Trimniingrs.
(^^Impcn-ters.)
•■'Bauer, Tobriner <fe Co., 547 Market
Bine S.. 130 Kearnv
Buyer, Reich * 0>., 129 Kearny
■*Cobliner Bros.,M3 Market
Colombat Rosalie. lO-i Stockton
Conlon Honora Mrs., 707 Hvde
Ettinger S., 105 Post
Gille & Roehrigs. 727 Market
Goldsmith Simon, 2.Vt Third
HartmanS. & Bro., 36 Kearnv
-Held Brothers & Co., 1 Sutter
'•'Leszynsky Sam. & Brothers, 200-204
Kearny
Mansbach E. <fe Co., 26 Kearny
Martin Rebecca Mrs., 420 Fourth
■'Muser Bros., 541 Market
Norcross <fe Co., 6 Post
*Slering H. & C, 19 Montgomery and
107 Sutter
Dressmakers.
Abrams M. Mrs.. 938 Folsom
.\cker V. Mrs., 317 Sutler
.Alexander I. E. Mrs., 313 Sutter
Allabaugh M., Ill St. Ann's Building
Allen D. M. Mrs., .351 Geary
.\llen Marv G.. 7.<1 Howard
Allev JIarv Mr^., 229 Sixth
Allison Emily T. Mrs.. (i09 Powell
.\nderson Hilda Mrs., 216 Stockton
.\rms Claude ilrs., 109 Montgomery
Ashley W. H. Mrs., 120 Sutter
Asten A. 0. .'«. Mrs., 31 Ellis
Ball Emeline .Mrs.. 2'vlO Mission
BanninL' M. Miss. 32 Ellis
Bascom .\nuie Mrs., 115 Gearv
I Beauce Caroline Mrs., 403 Sixth
I Bergmann Louise Miss, 807 Union
j BIber Bertha. 132 Gearv
BlancliHtfe Nellie Miss, 959 Folsom
Bolan M.irgar.-t Miss, 102 Ninth
I Bollinger H. R. .Mrs., 3 Mason
I Boland S. H. Mrs., 16 Mason
; Bowes Carrie .\. Mrs., 32 Second
Brace Augusta Mrs., 328 Sixteenth
Briggs Liuira Mrs., .36 Turk
Brown Minnie Mrs., 22 Filth
Bruns Hermlne Mrs., 969 Howard
Bnckminster L. Mrs., 246 Tavlor
Calhoun C. C. Mrs., 132'1 Howard
CaKsing Amelia Miss. 4t7 Sixth
Carey Annie M. Miss. 126 Kearny
Casassa Rosa >Irs.. 1409 Dupont
Casey Nellie Miss, 21 Tavlor
Chase Ellen Jlrs.. 119 Kills
Christen.sen Charlotte 5Irs.. 409 Fell
Chrotiiter .*>u>an W. Mrs., 115 Stockton
Clenega Isabel Miss. 1613 Powell
Clow Sarah Mrs., 948 Hownrd
Coleman M. M. Mrs.. 115 Kearnv
Connell M. L. Miss, 206';- Post
Cook Bertha Mrs., H31 Gearv
Couch H. M. Mrs.. <i31 Market
Crockard John Mrs., S s Seventh Av.
bet L and M, South S. F.
Crowley Catherine Mrs., 410 Sixth
Cnnnolr A. E. Miss, .VC'.. Bnsh
Curlev Marv A. Miss, 1100 Stockton
Curtis E. H. Mrs.. 16 Stockton
f;nst .Maude Miss, 144 Fifth
Dalslev J. Mrs.. 762 .Mission
Deering K. A. Mrs., 433 Geiirv
Denechaiid Dolores .Mr<., 108 Eighth
Denning !<adle Mis*, 9.t« Mission
Derniot .M. E. Mme.. 222S'orkton
Devnn P. F. Mrs., 2742 Folsom
Deverav Emilv Mrs., 7IS Stockton
Dickson Lizzie Mrs., 1825 I'owell
Dooly Kate \. Miss, (ft"> M'sslon
Doonan Mary Miss, Railroad Av, bet
Tenth and Eleventh A vs. South
S. F.
Dunkel Victoria Mme., 'M3 F(dsom
Dunlao Haiinnb Mrs., 418 D'Farrell
Dunn Tbonin-; Mrs., 20!) Cough
Dunning K. .^I. Mrs.. 126 Kearnv
Eilwards David, 121 Stockton
Emmons Ellen Mrs., 1014 Filbert
Erickson M. J. Mrs.,405 Twentv-fourth
Kwing Hattle Mrs., 1.56!» Market
Fabens E. H. Mrs., .538 Busb
' Falco .'Vdele Mme.,2f)0 Dupont
i Fish E. N. Mrs...34:<'^ Fifth
I Flvnn Marv Mis.<, 1601 Polk
' Foster .«arah K. Mrs., :» Fifth
1 Fowler Henrietta Sirs., 515 Hayes
Frank Josephine Mrs., 1117 Folsom
I Franzen Amelia Mrs., 1924't Mission
Franzen Emliie Mrs., 745 Market
; Frlgerio Matilda 3Irs., 518 Bush
1 Frisbee W. B. Mrs., 215 Geary
I Gerrltsen Annie Mrs., 264 Eighth
I Gill <fc Donohue. 1703 Stockton
1 Gibson Susan W. Mrs., 1180 Harrison
I Girard E. Miss, 114 Dupont
I Gomer M. S. Mrs., 722 Washington
I Gottung Kate Mrs., 448 Clementina
Gowen Abbie Mrs., 1060 Howard
I Grelner Amelia Miss, SW cor Michigan
I and Shasta
I Grimes Betsey Mrs., 529 Geary
I Hahn Marearet Miss, SW cor Mason
and Filbert
I Hall Annie H. Mrs., 225 Sixteenth
Hall Jane E. Mrs., 2102 Howard
' Hanlev W. A. Mrs., 873 Mission
Harbert Helena A. Miss, 126 Seventh
Harnian Eliza J. Mrs.. 1519 Polk
Hawlev .Mary A. Mrs., 2840 Mission
Hearne Marj' E. Mrs., 571 Howard
Hellbeck Josephine Mrs., 503 O'Farrell
Herman Alfted Mrs., 1027 Pacific
HIckev Anna Miss, 115 Kearny
HofTman E. C. Mrs., .331 G<^ar>-
Howard Julia, 334'^ Broadway
.lacoby .Snmuel. 1114 Stockton
James Minna Miss. 105 Sixth
Jellinek Matilda Mrs.. 774 Folsom
Jofre .Adelaide Miss, 740 Bioadway
Jofre Mercedes Miss, 740 Broadway
.lohnson Carrie Jlies, 320 Fifth
Jones Sarah A. Mrs.'. 81? Laguna
Jones S. E. Mrs., 766 Howatd, rear
Keightlev Marv Mrs.. 101 O'Farrell
Kellv H. E. Mrs., 6.32 Mission
Kemp M. Mrs., 426 Third
Kenealy D. Mrs.. NE cor Sixth and
Brannan
Klein Adelina Mrs.. 605 Post
Laird B. Mrs.. 209 Ellis
Lange L. A. Miss, 25-38 Folsom
Lapachet C. Mrs. <Sr Co., 1503 Stockton
Lapping Margaret Mrs.. 846 Wash
Le Guevel .Anna Mrs., 418 Natoma
Lennon Sarah Miss, 1070 Howard
Lenoir Maria Mme., 15 Powell
Leroy E. Mme., 121 Sutter
Lpwis Morris Mrs., 831 Vallejo
Lewis R. G. Mrs., 126 Kearnv
Lichau E. Mrs., 756 Howard
Loring Harriet G. Mrs.. 12 O'Farrell
Loza .\madn Mme., 6-30 Filbert
Lucchesl Mary Mrs., 1613 Powell
Lvons JIary Mrs., 730 Howard
3IacGowan Jennie E. Miss, 925''; ilgr-
ket
Maillard Maria L. Mme., NE cor Poet
and Stockton
Marsh C. A. Mrs., 28 Ellis
Marston Delia M'«s, 868'i. Folsom
Mason Sarah A. .Mrs., 106'., Third
McCabe Marv Mrs., 453', Tehama
McDevItt S. A. Mrs., 1443 Polk
McEvoy M. A. Miss, 4:» Jessie
McGregor Elizabeth, E s Mission, nr
Twentv-ninth
McLellan Annie Miss, 804 Filbert
McNutt Annie Miss, 22 John
McPherson M. Mrs., 108'« Powell
McSteen Jettie Miss, 9.30 Volsom
Mendoza Mary Mrs., 734 Montgomery
Metzler Dorothea Mr«., 405 ( t'Farrell
Monks Anna Mrs., 50-5 Third
Moore Ellen E. Mrs., 10 Second .W
Morrow Matilda Mrs.. 7 Powell
Mulhern Mury Miss, 141 Fourth
Murpbv .\nnie Miss, 442 Clementina
Muriihv H. B. Mrs., 4.56 Sixth
Miirphv M. B. Mrs., 226 Post
O'Urien Annie Miss, 11.50 Market
O'Brien Catharine L.. 40> t^e-ir)'
Oakshett Ellen Mr-., ,TOi Sixth
Odobez C. Mrs.. 12 Selina PI
Ortiz D. Mrs.. 717 Mission
Pape Annie M. Mrs., 102 Fourth
Pape M. .\., Mrs., .523 Laguna
Pape <fe Rissland, NW cor Stockton
and n'Farrell
Peace .Mnrv >|rs., 4'22 Leavenworth
Peiser Eliza .Mrs., »a Folsom
Picot J. H. Mme., 126 Keoroy
6\J YLAnb LAl LhlLINUL. Established, S.F,,1863, 135 Montaomerv.*
JONAS J. MORRISON
has the most select stock of all the leading; varletiea oi
Liumber In the Market. N. E, cor. Sltsalon uiid Speur StM.
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Pollers. Mme., 14 Stockton PI
Prlen Loiilto Mrp., oOJ.Stelner
Purrell Jlary Wr».,.SE cor Uo ward and
Tenth
Pursell S. v., 731 O'Farrell
OuUk Marv B. MltiS, 126 Kearny
QuiDlan SlaKpi:» Mrs., 410 Tlilrd
Ralph Letitia A. Mrs., 1022 Stockton
Bellv John .Mr?., 2331 Pine
ReynoldB Mary Mrs., ."il.S Bryant
Klchards Jane Mrs., H.58 Howard
Elcliniond .•inianda ^I. Mrs., 47 Geary
Kiese Kninia F.,207 Nineteenth
Robert Charlotte 5Ime., 114 Geary
Robertson JIary Mrs.,7;i7 Market
Ropers Margaret E. Mrs., Ulti Harrison
Ropers J'. K. Mrs., 121 Ellis
Romer Lotta Mrs., 37 Post
RolhackerMattie Mrs., 45.5 Bryant
Russell K. L. Mrs., lUO Howard
Sandman Sarah Mrs., 412 fourth
Scharowskv Natalie Mrs., 321 Powell
Scheerer A. Miss, 120y,'v. Polk
Schmidt Elizabeth Mr^., 347 Tehama
Schwartz Charles Mrs., 1011 Larklu
Shirley John Mrs., 167 Ninth
Shives Louisa C. Miss, 422 Post
Silva Carmen Jlrs., 1719 Stockton
Skelton Lena. 12.33 .Market
Small A. F. -Mrs., 1131';, Mission
Small Emma Jlrs., 428 Sutter
Smith Catherine Miss, Sl'J Howard
Smith E. Grainger Mrs., 5)12 Harrison
Sopa M. J. Mrs., 974 Folsoni
Spriiiper Martha J. Mrs., NW cor Post
and H> de
Stern Simon, 103 Mason
Stevenson Emma Mrs.. 640 Howard
Stockniann Paulina Mrs., 428 Tehama
Stork Joiin P. .Mrs., .307 Stockton
Siraub & Sellon, 1018 Howard
Strozvn.^kl K. Mrs.,3U Turk
BtrozvnskI M. .Mrs., 177 Clara
Sullivan Catherine Miss, 125'^ Seventh
Sullivan Louisa Mrs., 1130 Pacific
Sullivan Mary Mrs., 13;i Sl.xth
Suter Jeannette Mrs., 424 Sutter
Swoboda Stephen, SW cor Polk and
Pine
Tavlor .Sarah, 418 Powell
Thomas James, 181.5 Polk
Thomas William M. Mrs., 1007)^ Mc-
Allister
Tournier Veronie Mme., 4-54 Tehama
Tradway Sarah, 1.525 Market
Trecellas Susan Mrs., 8.3S Market
Trov Marparet Mr:;.,223'i Fifth
Truplllo Marv Mrs., OOS Howard
Tusthinsky John, 1104 Stockton
Van Buren M. Mrs., 123 Ellis
Verpez Caroline Mrs., 627 Union
AValdlcr Johanna Mrs., 8 WUlow, nr
Kolsom
Wallenlels F. Mrs., 417 Jones
Warburton Ann M. Mrs., 1060 Howard
Warren C. C. T., 823 Market
Warren J. E. Mrs., 170S Polk
Watson L. Mrs., 1008 'i Market
Whan W. W. Mrs., 22:^ Haves
Whitconib Ellen M. Mrs., i601 Polk
Willard P. M. Mrs., .30 Ellis
Williams J. B. Mrs., N s Twenty-sec-
ond, bet Valencia and Guerrero
Williams Jennie G. Mrs., 870 Mission
Williams Sarah Mrs,, N s Twenty -sec-
ond, bet Valencia and Guerrero
Wood .J. F. Mrs., 405 Eddv
Wylla F. M. Mr.-., 923 Market
Zundel Margaret Mrs., 1425 Oupont
DrIllM— Rock.
Arnold & RIchmann, 13 Fremont
Parke & Lacv (Burleigh) 21 Fremoiit,
RANKIN, BRAYTDN <fe CU. (Buck-
minster) 127 First
Reynolds, Rlx & Co. (Ingersoll) 18 Fre-
mont
Severance A. J. (Diamond) 320 Sansome
I>rii«91illa.
Clapp & Jessup, NE cor Mission and
Fremont
DrumrlttM— WholcMale.
^brams & Carroll, 3-5 Front
Boertcke & Tafel (homeopathic) 234
Sutter
Crane & Bripham, 520-522 Market
Downing A. F. A Co., 14 Second
Gates J. R. &Co.,NW cor Sansome and
Commercial
Kirk John H., 315 Battery
Lanpli'y <fe Michaels, NE cor Front
and Pinp
Merten, Moftitt & Co., 32-2 Clay
Redlnpton & Co., .524 Market
Richards C. F. <fe Co., SW cor Clay and
Sansome
Slaven H. B.,NE cor Market and Pow-
ell
STEELE JAMES G. & CO., 635 Mar-
kct
Wakelee H. P. & Co., SE cor Mont-
gomerj- and Bush
Druggist*— Retail.
Abramson & Bacon, 717 Clay and 8W
cor Slitter and Dupont
Adams Samuel (homeopathic) 316 Post
Angell Jonathan W., NWcor First and
FoUom
Armitape Joseph, SE cor Sixteenth
and Howard
Arnheim Julius S., NE cor Oak and
(Xtavla
Barbat John, 910 Pacific
Batford Ralph X., SE cor Bush and
Fillmore
Bauer John A., 101 Post
Bavlv C. A., SE cor Si.xth and Howard
Berper C. G., SW cor Eddy and Steiner
4-Boericke & Tafel (homeopathic) 234
Sutter
Boyken J. A., SW cor Ninth and Mis-
sion
Broemmel J. G. B., NW cor Si.xth and
Mission
Bryan William J., 1 New Montpomery,
NW cor Second and Howaril,
NE cor Taylor and Turk and Dis-
pensary, 603 Merchant
Burnett G. G., 327 Montgomery
Calvert John, NW cor Fourth and
Howard
Coffin &Mayhew, NWcor Twentieth
and Mihiion, and SW cor Valencia
and Sixteenth
Oggeshall Josiah H., SE cor Bush and
Pierce
Colton Chester F., NW cor Polk and
Ed<lv
Cox T. H., E s Mission, nr Twenty-
ninth
Curra^h John M., 413 Bush
Dannenberp Walter, SW cor Sixth and
Folsom
Dawson John H.,SEcor Twenty-fourth
and .\labama
Devlne James, 214 Kearny
Di Nola L., 1600 Howard
Drossel J. H., NW cor Powell
Jackson
B"! wards Thoma'j M., NE cor Kearny
and Jackson
Evans Aaron, NW cor Hayes and La-
puna
Flatow Philip, NE cor Jones and Geary
Fowler George H., SE cor Seventh and
Mission
Fowler Monmouth H., SE cor Sixth
and Harrison
Foye Johnston E., 2602 Sacramento
Gates James H., NW cor New Mont-
pomerv and Howard
■J^Gates J. R. & Co.,
and Commercial
Gove David M., 2408 California
Gros Alfred, NW cor Kearny and
Washington and 111 Dupont
Hassenptlug F., SW cor Dupont and
Green
Hastlnps Benjamin, N W cor Geary and
Fdlmore
Heick William, SE cor Tvler and Polk
Helke William L., 216 Kearny
Heyermann & Freund, SVVcor Fourth
and Bryant
Hilmer Louis, SW cor Geary and Lar-
kln
Hohlwep Frederick, NE cor Polk and
Jackson
Holbrook Charles B. Jr., 1249 Market
Horner C. W., SW cor Sutter and Hyde
Horner & Fox, SE cor Third and Hunt
Houpt Charles H., NW cor Railroad
and Eleventh Avs, South S. F.
Hunt D. D., SE cor Folsom and Fifth
Hurtzlp W. F. N., 147 Third
Joy Edwin W., NE cor Post and Ma-
son
Judson H. H., cor Butte and Ken-
tucky
Kearny Peter A., .501 Folsom
Keil Frederick C, SW cor Market and
Fourth
Koeller W., SE cor Taylor and F^Idy
Kurtz A. M., SW cor Turk and Hyde
Lanszweert Louis, .360 Fourth
Lefevre A Kahn, NW cor Kearny and
Pine, and 1102 .Market, cor Turk
Lelpnitz G. & Co., 2:J8 .Sutter
Lenpfeld A. L., NE cor Stockton and
(iearv
Macdouald Donald, 1002 Stockton
Marine Drug Co., SE cor Market and
Siiear
Mavhew W. E., 144 Fourth
McBoyle A. & Co., .504 Washington
McDonnell J. J., SE cor Sixth and
Market
McDonnell J. J. <fe Co., 400 Hayes
McLauphlln W. H., SE cor Mission
and Twenty-sixth, and NE cor Fol-
som and Twenty-second
Mentz C. H., 1.5.34 Polk
Mervy A., SE cor Jlontgomery Av
and Green
Mervy & C<\, SW cor Paclficand Hyde
MEYERS RuBERT C, NW cor Onion
Powell
Miller John A., NW cor Valencia and
Hill
Miller William C, SE cor Stockton and
Pflcific
Moody John C, 1401 Polk
Morrison & Co., SW cor Mission and
Twenty-second
Painter Emlen, SE cor Kearny and
Clay, NW cor Eleventh and
Mission, and SW cor Cal.fomia
and Kearny
Petibeau Edward, NE cor Ninth and
Howard
Pickering William, SE cor Broadway
and Stockton
Pratt James N., 7 Stockton
Reche D. E., 803 Montgomery
■Richards C. F. & Co., SW cor Sansome
and Clav
Rider F. G., -504 Bush
Roethe Christian. 501 Third
Rottanzl Antonio, SE cor Folsom and
Third
Roturier <fc Zabaldano, SE cor Kearny
and Pacific
Rule J. W., NW cor Third and How
Schmidt Henry W. & Brother, SB cor
Kearnv and Sacramento
Searby William M., 869 Market
Selzer E<lward, :«1 East
Shaw Henrv B., NE cor Sutter Jind
Powell
Simpson William, 609 Davis
and 4^*518^6" H. B., NE cor Market and Pow
Stanb Henrv, SW cor Sutter and Lar-
kln
^TEKLE -lAMES G. & Co., 635 Market
Steylaars & Rossi, 313 Montpomery Av
Szarvash S. T., NE cor Filbert and
Powell
Talcott Louis, 1828 O'Farrell
Thomp.-on N. S., SE cor Market and
Steuart
Trouette Hypolite, 304 Fourth
Von der Lelth F. H., NEcor Broadway
and Powell
Von Luedinghausen 0. W., 510 Haj-es
NW{corSansome-+J^'akelee H. P. & Co., SE cor Montgom-
ery and Bush
WardM. M., 61 Second
Weiss Philip, NE cor Nineteenth and
Mission
Wenzell W. T., 852 .Market
Widber James H., SW cor Market and
Third
Winter James H., 6.59 Clay
Young Joseph, 1116 Folsom
Zelle Charles D.,628 Pacific
Zelner William, SE cor Mission and
Fifth
lam, b.
JAMES G. STEELE & CO.
Drngj^ists and Chemists
AND DEALERS IN
California Melicinal Plants.
No. 035 .TIarket Street,
SAN FBANCISCO,
CAL.
WINDOW SHADES.
Manufacturer of fine WIXDOTT
S H A D K S for Privnte Resi-
deac:eB, Stores, Offices, etc., etc.
GEO. W.CLARK,
643 Market Street.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
WHOLESALE
HARDWARE,
Corner Market and Front Streets.
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I>rngrKii«t«' OIa»>Bit-are and
Sundries.
(See also Druggists Wholesale.)
Abrams & QarroU. 3 Front
Becht George J., 319 Battery
Crane & Brigham. 520 Market
Marsh Henry F., 577 Market
Slaven Henrv B., NE cor Market and
Powell
Taylor John <fc Co., 118-120 Market
Dry Docks.
California Dry Dock Co., Hunter's
Point, office 318 California
Merchants' Dry Dock Co., office 318
California
North's Ways, foot Lousiana and Pot-
rero Point
Old Saucelito Land and Dry Dock Co.,
office 330 Pine
Potrero Marine Railway, Sierra, nr Pa-
cific Rolling Mills
South San Francisco Dock Co., office
320 Snnsome
Watts Marine Railway, foot of J , South
8. F.
Dry Ooodn— Importers and
Jobbers.
Bachman Brothers, 10 Battery
Coblincr Brothers, 543 Market
Dannenbaum J. & S., 124 Sansome
Davidson J.W. & Co., NW cor Kearny
and Post
Dinkelspiel L. & Co., 37 Battery
Franklin M. & Bro., 18-20 Battery
Heller M. & Bros., 112 Sansome
Hermann C. G. (silks), 120 sutter
HEYNEMANN & CO., 5 Sansome
Hoffman & Co., 17 Battery
Jones Charles A., 113 Sansome
Kahn Bros. & Co., 1 Sutter
Keane Brothers, 107 Kearny
Lipman Solomon, 418 Market
Mosgrove S. & Bro., 114 Kearny
Murphy, Grant& Co., NEcor Sansome
and Bush
O'Brien J. J. & Co., 924 Market
O'Connor, Mottatt & Co., Ill Post
Rosonbaum & Co., 22 Battery
Rosenthal A. S. & Co.. 204 Bush
Sachs L. & M. &. Co., SW cor Battery
and Bush
Sachs, Strassburger & Co., SE cor San-
some and Pine
Sheyer M. & Bro., 103 Sansome
Strauss Levi <fc Co., 14 Battery
Verdier, Moreau & Co., NE cor Sutter
and Montgomery
Well Bros & Co., 23 Battery
HEVNEMANN tc CO.
Importers and Jobbers of Foreign and
Domestic
ID R^Z' O- O O ID S
AND
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
5 SANSOMK STREEr.
Agents Pacific Jute Factory.
Dry Ooods— Retail.
C>Tmporters.)
Abraham P. A Son. 44 Sixth
Alexander P.. 2762 Mission
Apple Julia Miss, 28 Sixth
Asmusseii W. A., SE cor Eighth and
Harrison
AFniusseii Susan Mrs., 401 Eighth
Bassoii & MLl)nnnc'll.2t«)2 Mission
Becker & .lacoby, 1441 I'ulk
Berkowltz linclicl Blis., 1018 Stockton
Blenenfeld Kllas, 1015 Larkin
Blumcnlhal B., 134 Sixth
Blumonthal Julius, 3;iB Hayes
Borremnns f Miarles, lOUl Stockton
Bowen A. H., 8W cor Sixteenth and
Valencia
Bowen H. 1).,841 Valencia
Burdcll n. M. Mrs., 323 Hyde
Butterworth Snrah, li:»'<:. Folsora
Bvron Thomas K., 1315 .Stockton
Cahalan Jnlla, W s Valencia nr Twen-
ty sixth
Caro'Louls, 230 Fifth
Chester Frederick & Co., 36 Mont
Clar John Mrs., 1220 Polk
Cohn, Rosenblum & Co., SE cor Hyde
and Pacific
Crocker L., 1100 Stockton
Cuneo Francisco,. 546 Green
*Curtin Callahan, 911 Market
Daniel witz Joseph, 516 Sixteenth
Daus Isadore, NE cor Dupont and
Green
■•'Davidson J.W. & Co., N W cor Kearny
and Post
De Courcy M. Mrs., 357 Sixteenth
Dewane A., 1118 Folsom
Doane & Henshelwood, 1.32 Kearny
Dobner Morris, 1120 Stockton
Donovan Daniel, 1561 Market
Driscoll M. Mrs., 1.553 Market
Eber Albert, 102 Sixth
Elder Brothers, 317 Hayes
Essmann Ernst, 714 Montgomery
Feder Reuben, 419 Hayes
Federlein B., NW cor Twenty-fourth
and Howard
Fell William, 1034 Howard
Fiala 1. Mrs., 1512 Polk
Finkenstedt H^ 1307 Stockton
Fitts E. C, 34 Fourth
Flauigan Patrick. 150 Sixth
*Flenniken Robert, 724 Montgomery
Franklin Jane Mrs., 305 Hayes
Friedman Philip I. 16 Sixth
Goldman <fe Sons, 2i6 Sixteenth
Goldschmidt Nathan, 468--2 Sixth
Goldsmith B., 901 Market
Goldsmith Simon, 250 Third
Goldstone Jacob, 926 Dunont
Gorflnkel Aaron, 462 Sixth
Gradwohl Abraham, 73 Fourth
Hanly John, 1315 Stockton
Hartman S. & Brother, 36 Kearny
Herman Alexander, 516 Market
Heller Jane Mrs., 315 Dupont
Hummel Geortre, 14:52 Market
Hyman Joseph, 509 Hayes
Isaacs Samuel & Brothers, 122 Sixth
Jacobs Solomon, 408 Kearny
Jacobs & Co., 226 Kearny
Jacobs & WIneburgh, 211 Dupont
Jacoby Sanniel, llH.Stockton
Jones John W.. 24 Sixth
*Keane Brothers, 107 Kearny
KellnerM., 306 Sixth
Kennedy P. B., 2.32 Kearny
-'Kennedy* Brennan, 921-925 Market
■^Kennedy <fe Durr, 834 Market
KImboll Charles P., 519 Hayes
Kohlberg Sellg, 40 Sixth
Krull Lydia Mrs., 1071 Bryant
Lazarus Samuel, 12.35 Stockton
Lee George H., 120r) Polk
''Leszynsky Sam. & Brother, Kear 200
Levy Isaac. 25 Fourth
Levy 1'., -^5 Fourth
Lewenthal W., SE cor Bush and Devl-
sadero
Llppman Brothers, 443 Hayes and 450
i^iit^n pi ft
Livingston D. <fe Co., 1328 Polk
*Lowth John <fc Co., 704 Market
Lyne & Dempsey, 1022 Market
Mognes David, 814 Market
Magulre A. B. & Bro., 22.38 Mission
Maher & Manion. 1026 Market
Mansbach E. & Co., 26 Kearny
Marks .Adolph, 1016 Dupont
Marks Morris, 4.50 Third
Martin R. Mrs., 420 Fourth
McCaskle James F., SW cor Valley and
Dolores
McMnhon John, 224 Sixth
Messersmlth J. L., 2.'i01 Mission
Mever (Jliarle.'!, 1303 Stockton
Meyer W., 1113', Stockton
Monahan Mory A., 674 Nutoma
Mondon Callxte, SW cor Dupont and
Vallelo
Moran James M. & Co., 204 Sixth and
1007 Howard
■'Mosgrove S. & Brother, 114 Kearny
Nachtshclni F. Mrs., SW cor Butte and
Kentucky
Nathan A Co., 27 Fifth
Newman William J., 1025 Stockton
#()'Brirn J. J. & Co., 924 RIarket
''O'Connor, Moll'atl & Co.. 111-115 Post
O'Dwycr & Klnhorn, 36 Third
*0'Nelll, Kennedy & Steuart, 875 Mar-
ket
Palmer Joseiili D., 104 Sixth
Peckermnii Simon, 214 SIxlh
^Pelxotto & SllviTiiian, 42 Third
Proger A. J., 827 Kearny
Quinn J. B., 1400 I'olk
Rich Louis Mrs., NW cor Geary and
Octavia
Rosenfeld Abraham, 1.302 Polk
Rosenkranz Louis, 252 Fourth
Rosenthal G. Mrs., 120 Sixth
Rosenthal Moses S., 810 Market
Rudee Isaac, 129 Second
-Samuels David, 104 Kearny
Samuels Julius, 28 Kearny
Schllchter Philip, 52 Fourth
Schloss Samuel, 24>^ Sixth
Schmidt Joseph, 1307 Dupont
Schoenfeld E. & Brothers, 515 Haves
Schoenholz Brothers & Co., 110-112
Sixth and 1913 Fillmore
Seeligsohn A Co., 336 Hayes, and 158
Third
Sellecb Jacob, 234 Sixth
Shemanski Harris, 1102 Stockton
Sheyer M. & Bro., 103 Sansome
Shireb & Co., 1125 Stockton
Silberberg Max. 1529 Turk
Silverman Joseph, 222 Third
Solomon Samuel, 713 Polk
Stange & Hink, cor Sixteenth and
Capp
Stolz Bros., 538 Kearny
Stone K. L., 1211 Stockton
Strauss Louis, 1213 Stockton
Strauss & Frohman, 1203 Stockton
*Verdier, Moreau & Co.,NE cor Sutter
and Montgomery
Wand& Co., 212 Sixth
Wilson Robert, 2514 Mission
Wolf Hulda Jr., 414 Sacramento
Wolfe M. A., 820 Market
Wolfe WlUiam, 1201 Stockton
Zlsstg Charles, 802 Kearny
Dye Stufl^.
(<See also Druggists.)
Abrams & Carroll, 3 Front
Crane & Brigham, 520-522 Market
Gates J. R. & Co., NW cor Sansome
and Commercial
Gosling Ge rge N., 320 Sansome
Langley & Michaels, NE cor Front
and Pine
Marcus Brothers <fe Co., 521 Slarket
Redington & Co., 529 Market
Richartls C. F. <fe Co.. 427 Sansome
Slaven Henry B., NE cor Market and
Powell
Dyers and Scourers.
Ash I. (fur) 315 Hayes
Bartels Henry, 30 Harriet
Benin A., 143 Post, 1205 Stockton, and
430 Bush
Berton Paul, 1212 Polk
Bosquet M. A. Mme., 726 J^ Howard
Chariot L. Mrs., 917 Valencia
Christian Richard. 41 Geary
Dreyfus T., 35 .Sixth
FUcourt Esther, 1205 Stockton
Fulton A. L. Mrs., 928 Harrison
Hagerup F. C., 148 Third
Holmes Charles J., 633 Market
Knopp & Ptaft", 1136 Folsom
Luuoutte John. 118 Virginia
Mever G., 957 Julsom
Morton 11. Mrs.. 409 Fourth
Orjubin F. M., 603 Montgomery Av
Renault L. J., 427 Bush
Sahla Ferdinand J., 2054 Mission
Sllberstein Philip H., 861 Folsom
Snow John F., 3 Dupont
Steen John,!(2't Folsom
Stolzenwalil Henry F., 217 Fourth and
10.n Folsom
Thomann Charles, 2601 Sacramento
Thomas K. <& Co., 734 Washington, 27
Tenth, NW cor Post and Stockton,
and 904 Market
Winn Thomas J., 313 Sutter
East Indian Ooods.
Jennings Thomas, 416 Sansome
WasslamuU & Assomull, 909 Stockton
Ekv"— C!<*ndcnsed.
Foster S. <fe Co., 36 California
Ews— Farallone.
Paclflc Farallone Co., 45 Twelfth
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY «*shing^one£ short notice:
I MArnniuniiru importer of and dealer in coal and pig iron,
J. niHl/UUIlUUUn, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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'Electric liifrht Compttnies.
California Electric Light Co., 17 St.
Ann's BulUllne
"Western Electric Light Co., 328 Mont-
gomery
Electrical ApparnluM miann-
faotorerit.
CALIFORNIA KLKCTRICAL
WOltKS, 134 Sutter
FuUer Frank W., 41!) Sacramento
Hampton Brothers, TOT .Mission
SCHMO LZ W I L L I A .AI , 4J0 Mont
"WILL & FINCK, 769 Market
CALIFORNIA
ELECTRICAL WORKS
1341 Sutter Street.
TELEGRAPH AND ELECTRICAL EN-
GINEERS, CONTRACTORS AND
MANUFACTURERS.
Telegrapii Machinery. Wire. Insula-
tors, Supplies, etc., Electric Hotel
Annunciator?, Belle, Burglar
Alarm>, Mining Goncs, Fire
Alarms, Electric Blast-
ing Apparatus, Ex-
ploder.-, etc.
Electro-OalTanic medical
Apparatus.
Folkers J. H. A. & Brother, 118 Mont
Pulvermacher Galvanic Co.. W. T. Bo-
gert Buperintendeot, 513 Mont
Electro IWagrnetic Instrn-
menla.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 134 Sutter
Dakln E. A.,219San8ome
Folkers J. H. A. & Brother, 118 Mont
Hatteroth & Rusp, .321 Kearny
Sack JohnC., 18 Blarket
SCHMOLZ WILLIAM, 420 Mont
CALIFORNIA
ELECTRICAL WORKS
1S4 Sutter Street.
Electro Magnetic Instruments
For medical purposes.
Constant and Faradic Batteries.
Electr opl aters .
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 134 Sutter
DENNI8T0N EDWARD G., 663 Mis-
sion
Ekeluud Eric, 620 Merchant
RochlcioU R. F., 0-8 Tyler
Elect rot:»'pers.
{See also Stereotypers.)
American Type Founiliy, .'ilO Clav
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
Works, 1.34 Sutter
Callfoniia Type Foundry, 511 Sansome
Francis, Valentine <fe Co., 517 Clay
Miller & Richard, 52!t Commercial and
205 Leidesdortr
Pacific Type Foundry, 532 Clay
Painter <fc Co., 510 Clay
San Francisco Type Foundrv 512 Clay
WInterburn Joseph & Co., 417 Clay
EleratorH.
Birch William H., 119 Beale
Buswell W. F., 223 Mission
GARRATT W. T. (Worth's), 1.38 Fre-
mont
Hlnkle Philip & Co. (hydraulic, oil.
and air pressure) 118 Main
EmbalnierH.
Lyford L. Dexter, 405 Kearny
Eiubroi<lerie«.
i;"^ Importers; see also Dry Ooods.)
'■^Bauer, Tobrlner <fc Co., 547 Market
'■'Buyer, Reich <fc Co.. 129 Kearny
'■■Cobliner Brothers, 543 Market
Dannenberg A. Mrs.. 120 .Sutter
'•■Davidson .1. W. & Co., N\V cor Kear-
nv and Post
Deppen I). Mrs. & A., 213 Post
'^Held Brothers & Co., 512-514 Market
'•'Heller M. & Brothers, 112Sau8ome
■■J Jones E. H. & Co., 5.35 Market
Koerner Sophie Mrs., 940 Market
'■'Leszynsky Sam. & Brother, NE cor
Kearny and Sutter
■^Levy Jules, 523 Market
*Mueer Brothers, 541 Market
Newman William J., 1026 Stockton
'•'Norcross <fe Co., 6 Post
'■'Rosenbaum <fe Co., 24 Battery
■•'Slering H. <fe Co., 19 Montgomery and
107 Sutter
*Tobln, Davisson & Co., 6-8 Sutter
'"■Verdier, Moreau & Co., NE cor Sutter
and Montgomerv
"Well Brothers & Co., 21 Battery
Embroidery Patterns—
9Ianutaetnrer.
Stettin H., 443 Bush
Embroider.r Stamp— Manu-
facturers.
Aaron David, 1,33 Sixth
Embroidery Stampers.
AnschelS., 214 Sixth
Cameron Agnes Miss, 116 Taylor
Grodhaus C. Mrs., :^0 Franklin
Koerner Sophie Mrs. , 940 Market
Kuttner N., 819 Larkln
McGinn Annie M. Mrs., 218 O'FarreU
Stettin H. Mme., 443 Bush
Strothoff Mary Jlrs., 1022)^ Market
Sullivan James Mrs., llS'-f; Post
Walsh D. Mr8.,905'« Market
Williams J. Mrs., 240 Third
Employment Offices.
Crosett <fc Co., 230 Sutter
Fenton J. J. Mrs., 311'^ Sutter
Free.Labor Exchange, 35 O'FarreU
Hansen C. R. <fc Co., 626 Clay
King John S. rChinese) 616 Clay
Llovd Ellen Mrs., 1308'-,' Polk
O'Brien & Ward, 610 Clay
Sisters of Mercy, cor First and Brvant
Trowbridge S. A. Mrs., 11 Stockton
Youths' Directory and Employment
Office, 1417 Howard
Enamelers-Gold and Silver.
(See '.also Jewelers— Manufacturing.)
Pohlmann Gnstave F., 417 Kearny
Engine Builders.
Atlas Iron Works. 1.35 Beale
GOLDEN STATE AND MINERS'
IRON WORKS, 2;?5-257 First
Hawkins William, 210-212 Beale
HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES, 213
Fremont
Low & Chartrey, 28 Fremont
McCone Robert , 403 Beale
Ohm^.n William H. (vertical) 51 Fre-
mont
PENDERGAST, SMITH & Co.,217-221
Fremont
Prescott. Scott & Co.. NE cor First and
Mission
RANKIN, BRAYTON & CO., 127
First
Rice H. W., 56 Blnxome
Rlsdon Iron and Locomotive Works,
SE cor Beale and Howard
Small Isaac U., 574 Brannan
Tait & Hainquo, 115^ 117 Beale
Thomson & Evans, 112 Beale
Engine Importers.
Baker <fe Hamilton, 13-19 Front
Berry & Plai-e, SW cor Market and
Fremont
Del Mar Alexander (hoisting and
pumping) 316 Sansome
Fish A. L. & Co., 9 First
Gregory H. P. & Co., 2 California
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS <fc CO..
Junction Bush and Market
WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO. (loco-
motives) 202 Market
Engrlneern- Civil.
AUardt George F., 4:12 Montgomery
Baker Henry F.. 327 Pine
Bartling Henry, Junction Park Av and
McAllister
Bender A. S., 137 Montgomery
Benson John .\., 507 Slontgomery
Bordwell & Rogers, 240 Montgomery
Brown John D., 402 Montgomery
Butte-Casparl Charles F., 1026 Lomb
CahiU Edward J., 528 California
Carrel F. J., 629 Washington
Casey W. P., 1138 Sutter
Culver John P., 204 Sutter
De Veuve Henrv, 3.30 Fine
De Vry John V.. 202 Sansome
Deerlng M., NE cor Fourth and
Town send
Freeman James E., 102 Mont Block
Gavnor John I'., 315 California
Gibbes Charles I>.. 117 Mont Block
Gibbes J. T., 100 Montgomery Block
Goggln James U. B., 38 Nevada Block
Heusch Constantine, 22 S.F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Heynemann Lionel, 5 Sansome
Hillert Frederick, 620 Washington
Hoadley James H., 29 Merchants' Ex-
change
Hoadley Milo, 29 Merchants' Exchange
Holmes Howard C, 10 California
Hueme Prosper, 41 Thurlow Block
Humbert P. A.,S s Twenty-thlri), bet
Mission and Bartlett
Humphreys William P., 629 Wash
Hunt A. B., 302 Slonteomery
Kaufman Charles, 330 Pine
Lacy John J., 17 Sutter
Le Counte L. J., .533 Kearny
Lewis J. L., 533 Kearney
Lewis William J., 1(M Mont Block
Locke E. C.,330 Pine
Lord R. F.. 1515 Larkin
Malter & Llnd, 419 California
Mason John E., 330 Pine
Mauran Joseph R., .5.33 Kearny
McAfee L. C, 202 Sansome
Mc,\lplne Joseph, .35 Eleventh
McClelland Henry G.. 4 California
Molera & Cebrlan, 40 Merchants' Ex-
change
Onderdonk Andrew, 18 Nevada Block
Poett Alfred, 419 Pine
Portols Peter, 621 Sansome
Reinhardt H. 0., 107 St. Ann's Bldg
Robinson Edward N., 320 Sansome
Rosecrans W. S., Abbotsford House
SCHUSSLER HERMAN, 516 Cal
Sherman Edwin A., 809 Mason
ShorttL. H., 120 .Sutter
.Smith H. Jr., 320 Sansome
Smith I. W., 10 California
Smith W. P., 633 Kearnv
Stangroom M. L., 319 California
Tagllabue Frank, 10 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Tolman George B., Bright, nr Randall
Vasseur Emile, 1633 Mission
Von Lclcht Ferdinand, 432 Mont
Von Schmidt Alexis W., 808 Mont
Wackenreuder Vitus, Ws San Bmno
Road, nr Eve
Wheeler Samuel H., 210 Spear
Zook Frank K., 313 Montgomery
Engineer— Oas.
Smedberg J. R., 127 Beale
Engineers- Hydraulic.
Culver J. P., 2(M Sutter
Daniel William L., 2.34 Post
Douglne James F., 2.'>34 Webster
Humbert P. A., S s Twenty-third, bet
Mission and Bartlett
SCHUSSLER H., 516 California
Engri neers— Median ical .
Adams <fe Carter, 109 California
Birch William H., 119 Beale
Bordwell & Rogers, .540 Montgomery
Buswell W. F., 223 Mission
D'Erlach Arnold, 135 Main
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Ji UUIlULAV^n C6 \j\J. Fine Wines and I^iquors.
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Deacon Williarn, 131 Main
Eppelshelnier WilHam, HE cor Geary
and Buchanan
Hammond J., 209 MarKet
Lochhead John, 252 Spear
Malter <fe Lind, 419 California
Pierce G. L., 217 First
Portois Peter, 432 Montgomery
Rose Wilnam & Co., 435 Pine
Sanford A. B., 213 Fremont
Thompfon E. H., 51 Beale
Thompson & Evans, 112 Beale
Wheeler Samuel H., 210 Spear
Engineers— aEiiiing .
Adams & Carter, 109 California
Ames Robert C, 203 Bush
Arents Albert, 32s Montgomery
Ashbumer William, 240 Montgomery
Baker Henry F., 327 Pine
Barton Robert, 406 Montgomery
Bowie A. J. Jr., 217 Sansome
Brucljner William, .328 Montgomery
Culver J. P., 204Suttr
Dav Sherman, 120 Suiter
DeCrano Edmund G., 8 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
De Groot, B.rge & Co., 318 Pine
Del Mar Alexander, 216 Sansome
Eatston Oliver W., 22 Montgomery
Frank Louis J., 131 Montgomery
Hague James 1)., 240 Montgomery
Heusch Constautin, 22 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Holcomb S. E.. 318 Pine
Huhn & Luckhardt, 23 Stevenson
Humbert P. A., S s Twenty-third, bet
Mission and Valencia
Hutchlns E. l^, 240 Montgomery
Janln Alexis, 310 I'ine
Janin Louis, 310 Pine
Kaufman Charles, 330 Pine
Keyes Winfleld S., 310 Pine
Koch George A., 423 Ninth
Lord R. ¥., 1515 Larkin
Low Joel B.,.33I Montgomery
Ludlum Thomas B., 211 Sansome
Miller W. P., 80 Nevada Block
Mosheimer .)., 507 Montgomery
Paul A. B., 328 Montgomery
Phillips J. S., 70-2 California
Pond James L., ;{02 Califorftia
Pope Overton C, 220 Sansome
Power MkluiLl .)., 320 Sansome
Price T., 524 Sacramento
Richards Josi'iih, 318 Pine
Rose William * Co., 4:» Pine
RosecraniiWillliimS.,Abbotsforcl House
Smith II. Jr., 320 Sansome
StetereKltC.,320 Sansome
Tagliabup Frank, 10 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Vernon G. R., 6 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Wheeler M. A., 315 California
Engravers.
BANCROFT A. L. & CO., 721 Market
Bentley & Wyman (photo) 532 Clay
BosQul Edward & Co., SEcor Clay and
Leidesdortr
Burgeon E. G. (glass and Ivory) 6
Clara Lane
Burr Alfred. 518 Sacramento
Clttl Charles, 605 Montgomery
Crowe & Cook, 22 IMoiitg<inirry
Day Thomas J., 137 Montgomery
Deaves Ciiarles (wood) 304 Mont
Dewey & Co. (wood) 202 Sansome
Eltner Rudolph (wdiid) 629 Clav
Elliott Wallace W. & Vm.. 106 Leid
FRANCIS, VALENTINE & CO., 517
Clay
Gelsol Alois, 618 California
Gibbons Eleanor P. (wood) 606 Mont
Glhon Thomas (card and seal) 109
Montgomery
Glllcr (Jarl 1,. (seal) 430 Mont
GOLDSMITH W. K. & SON (card and
seal) 26 Montgomery
Grandjoan Charles, 208 Sutter
Haimer G. W. (metal) 9 Geary
Hurtniann A. K.,28'rhlrd
Holl'man & Schi'nk, 414 Sacramento
Isaacs Henry (tnetal sign) 404 Mont
Joiner J. .1., SE cor Kearny and Cal
Klvmipp William, 2:(5 Kearny
Kruger .\ugust, oil Clay
KUNER ALBKRT (seal) 611 Wash-
ington
LUNDY THOMAS, 7-9 Third
Melrose Kenneth, 136 Sutter
Moorcroft F. (seal) 126 Kearny
Oliver U.,5:» Clay
Oliver William F., 535 Clay
Pages Jules F. (seal) 648 Sacramento
Pettit & RusB, 320 Sansome
PoUhammer A., 417 Kearny
Rix Henry A., 201 Kearny
Rochicioli R. F., 8 Tyler
SCHMIDT M. & CO., 412 Commercial
and 411 Clav
Schultze Emil, 321 California
Stout W. C, 137 Montgomery
Studley B. W., 24 Post
Tonks Joshua (metal) 614 Merchant
Van Vleck D. (wood) 432 Montgomery
Wenzel, Rothschild <fe Hadenfeldt, 37
Post
Whaley Mary J. Miss, 120 Sutter
WOOD GEORGE M. & CO., 120 Post
[Established In 1851.]
W. E. GOLDSMITH & SON
PRACTICAL
CARD AND SEAL ENGRAVERS
26 Montg'omery,
Up Staibs, Rooms 2 to 7.
Notarial, Commissioner and Society
SEALS.
Engravers' Slaterials.
Dinkelspiel & Nordmann, 120 Sutter
WOOD GEORGE M. & CO., 120 Post
Engravings.
(See Pictures and Engravings.)
Essence manufacturers.
Cohen Philip, 320 Clay
Cotrel Thomas Jr. (agent) 405 Front
Herrmann & Co. (agents) 313 Sac
McMillan & Kestor. 714-718 Front
Nicholson Samut-l H., 2621 Jllssion
RIEGER P. & CO., 511 Front
Thompson Ira D.,414 Front
Essential Oil and Flavoring
K::^ It r acts.
Cohen Philip, 326 fMay
Herrmann & Co. (agents) 313 Sac
Nicholson Samuel ll., 2621 Mission
, Excavators.
Odorless Excavating Apparatus Co. of
S. F., 432 Ki-aruy
PRICE PRICSS CO., I. J. Truman
agent, 13 Front
Excelsior.
Arnold N. S. <fcCo.. 310 California
CALIFORNIA EXCKLSIOR MAN-
UFACTURING CO., 3,53-355 Te-
hama
Glover & Willcomb, 67 New Mont
Keogh John, 73 New Montgomery
Exitresses.
Anderson G. W. & Co. (Oakland) 331
East
Armstnjiig Thomas C. (Ilayward) 1
Ccimmenlal
Boyd John (Berkeley) 717 Mont
Calil'ornia Transfer Co., 524 Davis and
140 Montgomery
City Transit V,o. and Ten Cent Parcel
Dellverv, 16 Post
Clarke E. & Co. (Foreign Parcel Ex-
press) 103 Leldesdorlf
Cunningham T. A. (Ilayward) 106"
Davis
Gallagher C. E. (Oakland) .3(i9 East
Good <& liouey (Vallejo) 418 Sac
Greeley Frank W. (Oakland and Ala-
meda) 3 Market
Harper & Co. (Oakland) 313 Eost
Innes &(^. (.\lameda) 313 East
Jeniiess J. F. (Mission Express) 24 Cal
Klrkman J. L. (San Leandro, Brook-
lyn and Mills' Semlnary)13-19 Front
Levey Edward L., ten cent parcel de-
livery, SW cor Front and Sac
Lind A. W. (Alameda) 331 East
Meader Horace P. (Oakland) 333 East
Merchant's Dispatch Transportation
Co., 41) California
Merchants' Overland Transfer Express
Co., 436 Montgomery
Mission and City Transfer Co., 524 Va-
O'Neill & McHugh, 535 California
OaKland Ferry Parcel Dellverv Co.,
Robert A. Thain <fc Co., Oakland
Ferry
Overland Freight Transfer Co., N s
King, bet Fourth and Fifth
Pacltic Transfer Co., HO Sutter
Perkins & Howard. 1 Commercial
Roundey & Co. (Brooklyn and Fruit
Vale) 333 East
Slmonton F. W. (San Francisco and
Stockton River) 418 Sacramento
Sisterna P.(Berkelev) 16 Clay
Snell Brothers & Co., South Pacific
Coast Express Co., 22 Market
Steere & Colby (Oakland) 313 East
Sweet B. C. (Dime Parcel Delivery)
1019 Market
Tocdt Henry ((Dakland) 26 Sacramento
Tryon Phllo N. (Soutliern Pac. R. R.)
cor Townsend and Filth
Tucker Samuel F. (Oakland) 3 Market
Union Pacific Transfer Co., 409 East
WELLS, FARGO & CO., NEcorSan-
som and Halleck
White William M. (San Rafaef) 1 Com
Whitney's (Alameda and Contra Costa)
5 Commercial
Williams & Graham (Oakland) 28 Mar-
ket
Wlngpte T. C. (Oakland and Alameda)
6 Sacramento
Eyelets.
FIELD A. & SONS, 511 Market
Fancy Ooods — Importers
and Jobbers.
(iSee also Z>ry Goods, etc.)
Bauer, Tobriuer& Co., 547 Market
Cobliuer Bros., 543 Market
David.soii J. W. <fe Co., 103 Kearny
Dinkelspiel L. & Co., 37-39 Battery
Eisfekler William, 202 Sansome
Felgenbaum <feCo.,120 Sansome and
217 Pine
Frank & Co., NE cor Sansome and Sac
FRANKENTHAL <fc CO., SW cor
Battery and Calltornia
Franklin M. <fe Bro., 18-20 Battery
Held Bros. & Co., 512-514 Market
Held Simon & Co., 526 IMarket
Heller M. <& Bros., 112 Sansome
Herzberg Martin, 414 Sacramento
Hoft'uian & Co., 17 Battery
Jones E. II. & (Jo., 535 Market
Michels, Friedlander & Co., 9 Battery
Mish P. & Son, .539 Market
Murphy, Grant & Co., NEcorSansome
and Bush
Rosenbaum & Co. , 22 Battery
Rosendale A. C. & Co., 54'J Market
Sachs, Strassburger & Co., SE cor San-
son! and I'lne
SADLEU & CO., 605 Market
Schweli/.er, Sachs & Co., 25 Battery
Sheyer M. & Bro., 103 Sansome
Slering H. & Co., 19 Montgomery
Son Bros.. ;«)0-302 California
SPENCE A. S. & CO.. 537 Market
Tobln, Davisson & Co., 6-8 Sutter
Verdier, Moreau & Co., NE cor Mont-
gomery and Sutter
Well & Woodleal, 113 Battery
Fancy Ooods— Retail.
{"■Importers.)
Abraham P. & Son, 44 Sixth
'■■Ackerman Bros., 123 Koaruv
Alexander P., 2762 Mission
Alvord Mary J. Mrs.. 1219 Pacific
Anchlck Elizabeth ftlrs., 703 Brannan
.\iidrow Hannah Miss, 1332 Pacific
Bernstein Solomon, 38 Kourth
Blenenfeld Bernard, 1015 Larkin
'■'Bine Solomon, V.iO Kearnv
BlacKwell Sarah B. Mrs.. 108 Seventh
Blumenthal B., 1.34 Sixth
Borrenians (-harles, 1019 .Stockton
Brador C. Mrs., 1116'.. Kolsom
Brady Annie Miss, 6'J8 Webster
Briggs Laura Mrs., 36 Turk
Mill i CD'Q nDTHMTTrD The only reliable Instrument for Testing
lYIULLLn O Ur I VJIYIL I Ln, Defective Vision, 135 Montgomery.
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Lumber in tUe Market. N. £. cor. Mission and Spear Sts.
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Burges Johu B., 122 Third
Bush Ppft-r. 248 Fourth
«■ Buyer, Kck-li & Co., 129 Kearny
Caro Louis, 236 Flflh
Clar John <J. Mrti.. I2>0 Polk
Clever Christlnn, 22.) Sixieenth
Cohn Herman. 912 Jlarket
Culniau A. V. Mrs., 433 i I'Farrell
Conant Benjnnilu H., llST'i Mission
(!()nra(i Mnry Mrs., 151 Sevouth
Corrlgan Slary Mrs., IS Harrison Av
Crespo Laura Mrs., 813 Montgomery
Cashing Ellen Miss, 310 Third
'■■'Davis Bros., 718 Market and 419 Keary
Dillon Jeremiah. 1147 Howard
Dixon H. n., 1618 I'olk
DrlscoU M. Mrs.. 1553 Market
Dubois E. & Brother, 204 Fifth
Kbcr Albert, 102Si.\th
Fairwenther .luljoii, 542 Hayes
Feder Keuben, 419 Hayes
Flala Ida Mrs., 1512 Polk
Fitzgerald Ellen Jlrs., 4 Turk
Flanlgan Patrick, 150 Sixth
Frank Josei)lilne Mrs., 1117 Kolsom
Freudenthal Cecilia M. Mrs., 959 Bry-
ant
Frey William A., 404 Kearny
Gerachty Michael, 1127 Folsom
Gibson Thomas Mrs., 1920'<. Howard
Gibson Susan W. Mrs., 1180 Harrison
Goldman & Sons, 216 Sixteenth
Goldsmith Bernliard, 901 ^Market
Gould Kllen K. Mrs., 1R12 Paclllc Av
Hahn H. Mrs., 124 Kearny
Hunly John, 1313 Stockton
Harris .Amelia Mrs., 500 Grove
Hart Mary Mrs., 313 Sixth
Hasey & Lancaster, -tl Kearny
Hedderlch Mar^'aret Mrs., 1120 How
HoL'lan Annie Mrs., 1204 Powell
Hohlgsberger C. IMrs., 625 Larkln
Hiihbart Joseph, 80H ^Market
Hull Jessie Mrs., 211 Eighteenth
Humrael George, 1432-1434 Market
Hyman Joseph, 5i>9-511 Slaves
Incell William Sirs., 213 Dupont
Jacobs Harriet Mrs., 802 Market
Jacobs Solomon, 40S Kearny
Johnson Phllena Mrs., 2512 Mission
Johnston Elli-n Mrs., 314'^ Filth
Julian Chtirles, 1511 Dupont
*'Keane Brothers, 107-115 Kearny
Kehoe Kate Miss, 720 Brannan
Kelter Bertha Mrs., 37 Filth
Kenealy D. Mrs., NE cor Sixth and
Brannan
Kimball Charles P., 519 Hayes
Lally M. Mr.-., W s Mission, nr Thirty-
first
Lanjie L. A. Miss, 2538 Folsom
Lapachet C. Mrs. & Co., 1503 Stockton
Lazarus Samuel, 1235 Stockton
Lee George H., 1209 Polk
Leroy E. Mm"., 121 Sutter
Leveque Emily Mrs., 1203 Powell
Levin.'ston Emanuel, 800 Larkln
Lewin Morris, 46 Broadway
LIcht Louis, 145 Second
Llndenstailt Adnlph, 439 Union
Lovell James M., 1623 Polk
Lowth John & Co., 704 Market
Lvne <fe Dempsev, 1022 Market
Magnes David, 814 Market
Maher & Manlon, 1026 Market
Mallet K. Mrs., 1408y, Powell
McCaftYey Mary Miss, 89 Ninth
McCaskie .lames F., SW cor Valley
and Dolores
McGec Ann Mrs., 239 Eighth
McNally AVilliam, 908 Valencia
Meyer Carrie Mrs., 112 Second
Jlever Charles, i:J03 .Stockton
Meyer Willinm, lH3',j Stockton
Mld<lletoii Eliza Mrs., 447 Natoma
Mlcdke M. Mrs., 212 o'Farrell
Miles Edwin 0., 320 Sixth
Molse S. H. Jlrs., 416 Larkln
Moses B. F. Mrs., SW cor Geary and
Scott
'■■Mosgrove S. A Bro., 114-116 Kearny
Murphy Mary Mrs.,, San Miguel Station
Murphy Mary Mrs., 135 Langton
Murray Mary Mrs., 1001 Twentieth
Newman William J.,SW cor Jackson
and Stockton
'O'Connor, MolTatt & Co., Ill Post
O'lIaraAnna, 1406U Powell
O'Sulllvan HonoraE. Mi8S,1222 Market
Palmer Joseph D., 104 Sixth
Palmer Thomas t ., 730 Market
'•'•Pasquale Benedict, 650 WashingtoH
and 967 Howard
Paulson William P. E., SW cor O'Far-
rell and Jones
Pondergast Emma Mrs., 1204 Pacific
Perquv John F., 955 Market
Peters F. M. L. & Co., 207 Mont
Phillips G. M.,SW cor Sixth and Na-
toma
Quinn John E., 1400 Polk
Randall Mary Mrs., 1829 Market
Ravmond Henry, 1708 i'olk
Reillv Johu Mrs., 2331 Pine
Reuben George, 326 Clay
Rich Louis Mrs., NW cor Octavia and
Geary
Richardson Henrietta Mrs., 873 Market
Rosenfeld Abrahau), 1302 Post
Rosenthal Gletel Mrs., 120 Sixth
Rosenthal Moses S., 810 Blarket
Rostein Louis, 110 Seventh
■'SADLER & CO., 605 Market
Schoenfeld E. & liroilicrs, 515 Hayes,
and 2028 Fillmore
Schoenholz Brothers & Co., 110 Sixth
and 1913 Fillmore
*SieringH. & Co., 19 Montgomery
Smithson B. Mrs., 414 Geary
Soto TomasH, 1528 Powell
Souter Sarah Mr.s., 1137''; Pacific
■^SPENCE A. S. & CO., 037 Market
Stearns E. N. Mrs., 325 Hayes
Stevenson & Lonuwili, 28 Second
Stolz Brothers, 538 Kearnv
Stone Elizabeth, 10o9 Kolsom
Stone Kalman L., 1211 Stockton
Strong George W.. 2039 Jlission
Van Doren George W., 1.505 Stockton
Vasselln Hvppolite,.540 Ha.ves
Walsh D. Mrs.,995'.<< .Market
Well Henry L., 1016 Larkin
Whittock William H., cor Twelfth and
Railroad Avs, Si.uth S. F,
Wilson Robert, 2514 Mission
Wolfe Max A., 820 JIarket
Wolfe William, 1201 Stockton
Wood John Mrs., 212 Second
Wunderllcli Elizabeth Mrs., 10 Twelfth
Young William, 407 Twenty-fourth
SADLER & CO.
605 Market Street,
Importers and Jobbers
POCKET CUTLERY, COMBS,
Perfumery, Brushes, Fancy
Cards, Toys, Etc.
Lowest Market Rates Guaranteed.
A. S.SPENCE &CO.
Importers and Jobbers of
Novelties, Toys, Cutlery, stationery,
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry.
Toilet Articles, Notions, Chromos and
F'rames.
537 Market St., San Francisco.
Fancy Papers.
Frey W. A., 404 Kearny
Marsh H. F., 577 Market
Fancy ^Voodft.
Llesenfeld Philip, 585 Market
STRAHLE JAtJOB & CO., 533 Market
West Coast Furniture Co., NW" cor
Fourth and Bryant
Wigmore John, 129 Spear
Faro Slater ialM.
Meyer J. G. H., 320 Kearny
WILL & FINCK, 769 Market
Faucet Makera.
(.5ee also Turners— Wood, etc.)
Grader Francis J., 211-213 Mission
Waas Henry, 720 Minna, rear
Feather Dealerit.
Dupuv Francis, 739 Broadway
Glover <fe Wlilcomb, 67 New Mont
Keogh John, 73-75 Ni'w Montgomery
McCabe Owen, 921 Market
Westail Joseph, 764 Mission
Feather Duitters.
{''•'Jfanitfactxirers.)
ARMES <fe DALLAM, 116-117 Front
Figer Brothers, 615 Sacramento
Gosling George N., 320 Sansome
•■"Kunze & Brakman, 260 Third
Llpsher George, 223 Battery
Simpson K. W., 325 Sacramento
'■'Unna Jacob, 157 New Mont
Feather, Hair, and 9Ioas
CleunerM.
Holmes Charles J., 633 Market
Feathers— Fancy.
Balny A. J. (ostrich) 608 Market
Broud Caroline Mme., 606 Mission
Gabriel G., 637 M ashington
Gazet Janie Jlrs., 612 Culifornla
Haker W. <fc HInz, 545 Market
Held Brothers & Co.. 512-514 Market
Held & Co., 526 Market
Kuttner T. Miss (maimf) 217 Fourth
Morchlo A. (ostrich) 720 Market
Feed mills.
LaumelBter, C. A. Laumeister, 118
Mission
California, Caesar R. Splivalo, cor
Sixth and Berry, office 704 Sansome
Capitol, Deming, Palmer & Co., ofllce
202 Davis
Hall C. I. & Co., 310 Townsend
Pioneer and Alta, Eisen Bros.. 10 Stev
Washington, Dohrmann <ft Co., NW
cor Washington and Drumm
Yolo, Dierck & Hinz, NE cor Mission
and Main
Feed Stores,
(.See Hay and Orain.)
Felt.
Air Space & Fowler'sYucca Boiler Cov-
ering Co., G. C. Fowler, 413 Pacific
Berry & Place, SW cor ]\Iarket and
Fremont
Burton M'iUiam H., 159 New Mont
Cole Seward, U. S. and Foreign Sala-
mander Felting Co., 317 California
Hanna J. & P. N., 308 Davis
Johns H. W., Manuf. Co. (asbestos) P.
Steiuhagen agent, 612 Clay
Merrell Isaac L., 314 Townsend
PerineN. P.. 638 Market
Sweeney A., 309 Eighth
Ferries.
.4lameda (C. P. R. R.) foot Market
Alameda (S. P. R. R.) foot Market
Berkeley, East, nr Washington
Oakland (Creek route) foot Market
Oakland (Railioad) foot Market
San Quentin, foot Clay
Saucelito, foot Clay
Fertilizers.
New Potrero Co., cor Fifth Av and N,
South S. F., oftlce 3;i0 Pine
Pacific Bone Coal, and Fertilizing Ma-
terial Co., oftice 523 Market
File makers.
Arnold N. S. <fe Co. (agents) 310 Gal
Doble Abner, 13-15 Fremont
Llnforth, Rice <fe Co. (agents Black
Diamond) 401 Market
Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co., 17 Fre-
mont
Rldgeway Bros., 305 Howard
Wolf A., 1332 Columbia
Fire Bricks.
(See also Brick Manufacturers^
Biochman & Cerf, 24 California
BROWELL J., 422 Jackson
CLARK N., 1047 Market
Davis <fe ('..well, 211 Drumm
GLADDING, JIcBEAN & CO., 1310-
1312 Market
Holmes H. T. & Co., 215 and 16-20 Mar-
ket
Owens John B., 24 California
Ray \\. S. & Coy 12 Market
Taylor John <fc (Jo., 118-120 Market
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ULU. YV. LLAnlX, interior Decorator. Sat^lli^Vand
645 MARKET, wholesale and retail dealer in PAPER HANGINGS
" " " ~ '"" "" "Inds of Window Shade
and PIxtnres.
lAMPQ r nnPnnM a m wholes aus hard ware,
JAiriCO L., UUnUUIl OC l/U.,^ comer Market ana Front Stre«t*
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1010
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Fire Clay.
DAVIS <fe OiJ\VELL,211 Drumm
GLADDING, McBEAN & CO., 1310-
1312 Market
Ray W. S. & CO., 12 Market
fire Engines— Steam.
COOK H. N. (Silsby) 415 Market
Fire Extingnisliers.
HALLIDIE A. S. (agent) 6 California
Fire Hoae.
{See Hose.)
Fire TVortcs.
Arnold N. S. & Co., 310 California
Church & Co., 407 Front
Firearms.
{See &uns and Sporting Materials.)
Firemen's Caps.
(See also JJame-is and Saddlery.)
COOK HORATIO N., 415 Market
Johnson J. C. <fe Co., 12-14 Pine
Fisb— Dried, Salt, and
Canned.
Booth Sydney (canned salmon) 318
Front
Coleman William T. & Co. (canned
salmon) SW cor Ca! and Front
Hapgood & Co., J. Clement & Co.
apents (canned salmon) 211 San
Lynde & Hough, 416 Davis
McColIam T.W. & Co., 208 Clay
Pacific Coast Packing Co., 805 Sansome
SCOTCHER & GIBBS. 318 Front
Wangenheim Sol. & Co., 120 Davis
Wieland Brothers, 326-328 Front
Fisli— Fresh.
Barbetta F. & Co., 31 S. F. Market
Heaven David B.. 36 Mission Market
Bell D. B., 31 Grand Central Market
Brenner L., 62 Centre Market
CamlllonI Joseph, 5 Clay St. Market
De Paola Frank, 37 Clay St. Market
Dowling John, 11 Grand Central
Market
Ducato Joseph, 21 New Metropolitan
Market
Duftoy Eugene, 2.'»7 Sixth
Edwards & Stephens, 33 Centre Market
ElchhoffA Graber,82 Centre Market
Ferrari Salvatore, .'^7 Clay St. Market
Guedet E. F., 1515 Dupont
Gusmani S., 505 Merchant
Harvey Joseph, 34 Grand Gentral
Market
Hogan Michael, 30 Grand Central Mar-
ket
Kessing John H., 79 California Market
and 7 Clav St Market
Landlnl J. G., 31-32 Grand Western
Market
Larkins & Sposito, 101 California Mar-
ket
Lefcbvre Emtl,3 S. F. Market
Lnslnrhl & Tnv(.lara,6Clay St. Market
Marchal N., 20 New Metropolitan Mar-
ket
Marsall Nicola, 37 S. F. Market
Murray <fe Co., 72 Centre Market
O'Relliv James, 341 Fourth
Paladin! A.,. 33-35 S. F. Market
Pardlnl <fe Sllvestrl, .500 Merchant
RIttore A. * Co., 5 Clay St. Market
Silvestrl A., U Bay City Market
Slttenhelni B., 11 Hayes Valley Market
Soubler Vincent, i;i22 Stockton
Spence & Johnson, 93 California
Market
Taylor T., 59-62 Grand Arcade Market
Fish Hooks.
MILWARD H. & 8 :>NS, 511 Market
FisiiinK Tackle.
{See also Ouns and Sporting Materi-
als)
ARMPiS A DALLAM, 115-117 Front
Browning .August, Kt\ Clay
Clalirough J. P. & Co., 6.30 Mont
DOYLE HKNRY & CO., 511 Market
Dunn Horace D., 405 Front
Llddle & Kaeding, .'>;« Washington
Schneider W. H.. 28 Geary
Schoenfman F., 517 Kearny
Wilson H. H. & Son, 513 Clay
Flags.
Hanna J. <fe P. N., 308 Davis
Norcross <fe Co. (manufacturers) 6 Post
PASQUALE B. (manufacturer) 650
Washington and J67 Howard
Plate A. J. & Co., 325 Montgomery
SADLER & CO., 605 Market
HEADQUARTERS OF THE
Manufactory of all hinds
OF
Silk and Bunting Flags
Regalias Banners, Rosettes, Scarfs
and Badges, Gold and Silver Trim-
mings, Wholesale and Retail.
B. PASQ,UALE, 967:Howard.
FlaTOring Extracts.
Cotrel Thomas Jr., 405 Front
Cutting Packing Co. (Burnett's) 17-41
Main
Langley <fe Michaels, NE cor Front and
Pine
McPherson B. R. (Dr. Price's) 402
Front
Nicholson S. H. (manufacturer) 2621
Mission
Redington & Co., 529 Market
RIEGER P. <fe Co., 511 Front
Thompson Ira D., 414 Front
P. RIECER & CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Paul Rieger's Concentrated & Treble-
Extra Flavoring Extracts, Essence
Jamaica Ginger, Lemon Sugar.
Etc., Etc.
No. 511 Front Street.
Flax.
NEVILLE <fe CO. (agents Cable Mills)
31 California
Florists.
(.S'ee also 2fvrseries.)
Allen Hugh.N s McAllister, bet Bu-
chanan and Lacuna
Alphonse fllme., !i2i Bush
Aurignac M., SW cor Sutter and Mont
Barbe J., SE cor Post and Baker
Biter John, 413 Sutter
Broco A., cor Twenty-first Av and J,
South S. F.
Collie William H. 18 Post
Condre Jean, N s Silver Av, bet Mis-
sion and San Bruno Road
CuUig.in John, 708 Turk
Daniels Benlninln, 40'.) Hayes
Darius Francois Miss, 1.30 Fifth
Deasy Sarah Mrs., 736 Market
Debannet Adolson, 519 Post
Deshaunt Charles, Lombard, bet Polk
and Van Ness Av
Doyle Luke D., NE cor Central Av and
Pine
Dubolse F. cor Church and Twentieth
Fautsch Francis E., 1419 Bush
Forrester Sara !>Ilss, 17 John
Fustlnl Peter, 9 Eddv
Gallo B. A Co., 24G Sutter
Gaubert J. Mme., 601 California
Greget L.. cor Franklui and Greenwich
Helns NIcholai!, 39 Geary
Hllbert A Guehne 9 Geary
lochner 5Iax , 628 Turk
Jeannot Francois, 1312 Larkln
Kahn Sarah, 716 Washington
KlKsol Brothers, 40 Grand Central
Market
Kramer Louis, NW cor Union and
Webster
Lemaltre A.,SW cor Uongh and Green-
wich
Louldeck M. Mrs., 1229 Stockton
Meherin Thomas, 616 Battery
Meyer Emile, 31 Gearr
Mever William, 339 Bush
Miller F. A. A Co., Mission, bet Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth
Pasquier & Co., 1512 Broadway
Pottet H. & Co, SE cor Twenty-first
and Alabama
Pouyal Jean, 1029 Sutter
Pouyallet C, 11 Stockton
Robertson William. W s Folsom, bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth, and
106 California Market
Sievers J. H., 25 Post
tJIrich & Leopold, 35 Post
Vincenot Louise Mrs., 732 Washington
Vincent F., 321 Montgomery Av
Vivien .\ugust, 129 Ellis
Vost Stephen, 933 Market
Welsplel William, 117 Sutter
Welspiel & Fahrenholz, 121 Sutter
WolflBernhard, 109 Fourth
Flour.
{Wholesale Dealers and Agents Flour
Mills.)
Bassett Joseph, 221 Clay
Bray Bros. (Alvlso JIllls) 226 Clay
Bryant A Cook, 8 Davis
Chadbourne Joseph, 208 Davis
Clayton Charles (SanU Clara Mills)
400 Front
ElUs M. C. & Son (North Star Mills,
Tehama) 220 Clay
Everding J. & Co. (Imperial and Har-
risburg Mills) 48 Clay
Pallies A. (Orange Mills) 318 Davis
Pettiiohn E. & Co., 1147 Mission
Sperrv <fe Co. (Stockton Mills) 22 Cal
STARR & CO., (Starr Mills) 16 Cal
Tenney R. P. Los Gates Mills) NE cor
Market and Davis
Waterman M. & Co., Ill Clay
Zlegenbeln John & Co., 201 Davis
Flour mills.
California, C. R. Spllvalo,corSixth and
Berrv, ottice 704 Sansome
Capitol, Deming, Palmer & Co., office
202 Davis
Genesee Mill Co., N s Gold, bet Mont-
gomery and Sansome
Golden Age, F. D. Conro A Son, 717
Battery
Golden Gate, Horace Davis <fe Co., 41-
49 First
National, Martenstein & Deming, SW
cor Pacific and Battery
Pioneer and Alta, Eisen Brothers, 8-16
Stevenson
Washington, Dohrmann & Co., NE
cor Washington and Drumm
Flower Pots.
CLARK N., 1047 Market
GLADDING, McBEAN & CO., 1310-
1312 Market
Flowers— Art illcial.
{See Artificial Flowers.)
Flowers-Natural Preserved
Cook A. O. Mrs., 110 Kearny
Cotter Jane E. Mrs., 100 O'Farrell
Gettz-Lucas Anna Mme., 743 Howard
Fly Paper 9Iannra«turerf>.
Krull Ernest, 1071 Bryant
Levy Bernard, 432 Linden Av
Forges— Steam.
Garcin Son & Co. (Vulcan) 294 Howard
Oester Charles (San Francisco) 315
Mission
Forwarding Merchants.
(See Merchants— Skipping and For-
warding.)
Foundries.
{See Brass Foundries: also Iron FoxtrX'
dries.)
Foundry Facings.
EUiot Benjamin, 41 Fremont
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY. ""^^"^
., West of Fillmore Street
OFFICE. 33 GEARY ST.
I MArnnKiniinU importer of and dealer in coal, and pig iron,
J. mHOUUPIilUlan, « Market Street, corner 8d
Street, corner Spear.
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Foantalns.
Gray J. D. (white bronze) 23 Fifth
Frame Makem — liookins
UIuHK and Picture.
(See Picture Frame Makers.)
FreHCO Painters.
{See Painters tyesco.)
Frin^eH and TasNelM— IHanu-
faotnrers.
Coad Henry, 751 Market
Colombat Rosalie, lOo Stockton
Englander William, 751 Market
EttlngcrS.. ia5 Post
Fromm & Schaefer, U3 Minna
GlUe & Roehrigs, 727 Market
Frnit Dryers.
Jden Fruit Preberving Co., 220 San-
some
Butts William, 20 California
Fresno Raisin and Fruit Co., 22 Ne-
vada Block
Hume G. W. (agent) 318 Front
Walter's Fruic Dryer Manufacturing
Co., 315 California
Fruits— tVlioIenale.
Ahem <fe Co., 208 Washington
- -Beer & Dubois, 224 Washington
Blogi D. <fe Co., NW cor Washington
and Sansome
, California Refrigerator and Meat Ship-
^ ping Co., 727 Fourth
Church 4 Co. (dried) 407 Front
Conrad David, NW cor Washington
and Front
Cummlngs, Glmmel & Co., 424 Battery
Dabovich N., 207 Washington
Dalton <fe Grav, 404-106 Davis
r)aly P. J. 411 Washington
Iirake & Emerson, .521 Sansome
Earl E. T. & Co., 329 Market
Elliott A Co., 509 Sansome
Freeman & Baker, 111 Davis
Gale J. W. & Co., 402 Davis
Garrett & Creegan.SE cor Sansome and
Clay
Hagan John, 419 Washington
Howe & Hall 408 Davis
Israelsky <fe Morris, 210 Washington
Jeftress & Moore, -TOS AVashlngton
Keefe Daniel, 217 Washington
Kraus Charles, 2S Centre Market
Lasar L. A Co., 313-315 Washington
Levy A. <fe Co., 20G Washington
Levy S. & Co., 218 Washin-ton
Lipman H., 220 Washington
Littlefield, Allison & Co., .309 Wash
Loewenhayn Henry, 428 Sansome
Lusk A. &. Co., .534-.5:ir) Clay
McDonogh James, 212 Washington
Mersich D. 420 Front
Murphy & Conners, 508 Sansome
< (nesti & Connor, .503 Sansome
J'astene Antonio, 203 Washington
Russ, Meyerink 4 Co., 525 Sansome
San Jose Fruit Packing Co^ H. P.
Hussey & Co. agents, 318 Front
Sresovich L. G., 505 Sansome
Starr G. R., SOS Washineton
Stewart & Buckley, 513 Sansome
Three Brothers, 517 Sansome
Vulicevich Marco, 522 Sansome
Zvietich & Garrone. .519 Sansome
FruitH-Retall.
Abramovlch Bros., 1.501 Polk
Abramovich & Serovlch, 1706 Polk
Abrams Hermann, 238 Fourth
Aliman Honora Mrs.. 923'^ Folsom
Angelo Quilici, 1811 '4 Powell
Appostolo Lazare, gE cor Taylor and
Ellis
Aronsohn T., 3 Sixth
Ash Alfrerl 233 Eighth
Asher L. M., 1027 Larkin
Attridge Lizzie Mrs., 247 Clara
Avery !D. R. & Co.. 18-19 Centre Market
Bacigalupl Tomasso. 616 Broadway
Baoigalui I <fe Casassa,.507 Washington
Barci Mlchaela, i:J08 Dupont
Bardockl F., 414 Jones
Barner Louis, 139 Ninth
Barnett Isaac, ifi Grand .\rcade Market
Barron Cornelius, N e Sierra, bet
Georgia and MIc-higan
Barry M. B.. SK cor Railroad and Six-
teenth avs, South S. F.
Bartoll John, 8W cor Jackson and
Hyde
Baslloueki Alphonse, 17-18 Grand VJest-
ern Market
Be Bassou John, SE cor Montgomery
and Sacramento
Beall B. B^612 Laguna
Beard W. H. ,429V, Fourth
Beer & Dubol'i,224 Washington
Belli Giovanni, 420 Union
Belli Gulseppi,fil6 Front
Bernstein .\le.\ander. 324 Third
Birchell Edmund, 160! Eddy
Bouteiller Louis, 1401 Larkin
Bradley Patrick. 711 Brannan
Brash Angelo, NW cor McAllister and
Turk
Brlckette Jean B., 355 Turk
Brlgnole G., .502 V, Third
Brown Rachel F. Mrs., 1131 Paclflc
Rrown Richard, 911 Harrison
Brown W. H. & Co., 20 California
Market
Bruno Nicholas, 417 Broadway
Cain & McKay. SE cor Turk and
Taylor
Camarinas D., SE cor Sutter and Powell
Campbell Sarah Mrs., 129 Sixth
Carabbio John, SW cor Twenty-sixth
and Bryant
Caramella L. J., NW cor Washington
and Battery
Carrabe John, 1539 Folsom
Carroll Martin, 1513 Market
Cassidy Edward, SEror Post and Lyon
Catechi John. 204 Second
Cella A., 102 Second
Charo Antolne, SW cor Battery and
Washington
Chelini Giuseppe, 945 Bryant
ChelinI <fe Bacigalupl, NW cor Union
and Mason
Chepemich Louis, SE cor Stockton and
Claj;
Chretien Jules 402 Geary
Cohen Amelia Mrs.. 1131 Howard
Colby Z. F., 322 Francisco
CoUins Daniel, 212 Twenty-fourth
C<innelly Fannie Mrs., 908 Folsom
Corcoran Michael, 15 Valencia
Crooks William H., 1203 Polk
Cuneo Augustino, 612 Broadway
Cuneo J. C. & Bro., SE cor Pine and
Dupont
Cunogorato Dia, 1819 Union
D'Arcy George H., 2434 Mission
Dakin William, 1037 Howard
Decomb .loseph, Oakland Ferry
Delflno Joseph, 127 Third
Denehy James, Ocean Beach Road, nr
Golden Gate Park
Deslmoni Turi. 1105!^ Howard
Devoto Antonio, SW cor Green and
Powell
Di Vecchio Fiori. 1237 Pacific
Doherty Timothy, 303 Hayes
Donahoe Mose8,S \Vcor Twentv-second
and Fair Oaks
Doyle John E., 1648 Mission
Duffy John J., 9-10 Centre Market
Dunigan Mary Mrs.. 326 Fiah
Dwyer Mich.sel, 337 Sixteenth
Elli«Seelev E., 43 Third
Equi .Foseph <& Co., 440 Hayes
Fazzi Ricardo, 911 Brvant
Fear Marv Mrs.. 1213 Kearny
Fell William, 103) Howard
Finn James, 1121 Folsom
Fitzpimmons Charles, 403 Geary
Fletcher Hannah Mrs., 911 Folsom
Ford Patrick, SE cor Harrison and
Langton
Foster Nsllie Mrs., 324 Broodwav
Francesconl Giusseppe. 1102 Clay
Franklin B. Mrs.. 909 Harrison
Galli Giuseppe, 1514 Dupont
Garbini Giuseppe, 1319 Pacific
Garibaldi Mary, 824 .lackson
Gates Char'es E., 2013 Mission
George Peter, 7.35 Br 'adwav
Glannottl Luigl, NW cor Post and
Taylor
Gilford .lohn, NE cor Union and Hvde
Glovannlnl Feiix. 1101 Powell
Glovannlnl A Luprini, SW cor Larkin
ond Green
Godsil Timothy P., 709 Brannan
Goldman Jacob, SW cor Fourteenth
and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Gordon A Desmond, 517 Gearv
Gray Fred., 1232 Stockton
<^rav <fe Conger, 539 O'Farrell
Hachmeister Charles, 418 Third
Hall & Sloan, SW cor Oak and Octavla
Halllday Margaret Mrs., 1719><; Market
Hardenbrook D. D., 306 Francisco
Hauser David, 923 Howard
Hlppnian <fe Schussler, 28-29 California
Market
Hofllnan E. J., 87 Ninth
Horn Albert F., 2267 Mission
Inselmann Henry, 446 Third
Ivanovlch Oorge, SW cor Valli^jo and
Davis
Jacobs I. <fe Co.. 15-16 Bay City Market
lacobson C. & Co., NW cor Clay and
Leavenworth
Johnson James, NW cor Geary and
Devlsadero
Jones Samuel P., NW cor Front and
California
Klernan Francis J.,2.'?0 Post
Kliukcnberg Henry, 32 Mission Market
Kiiapp Hannah Mrs., 1713 Market
Knox James J., SW cor Sac and San
Kritzky John A., 4 Clay St. Market
Knrliinder Hannah Mrs., .5;<2 Sl.\teenth
Label Henry. SE cor O'Farrell and
Taylor
Lagomarsino Muzlo, 801 Bnsh
Lavagnino Luigi, 114 Fotirth
Leanian Washington J., 1426 Stockton
Lelkens George, 339 Third
Leontzini Panigioti, 1000 Market
Leroy <fe Son, 26 Seventh
Levaggl & Burbieri, 303 Fourth
Levison Tjeopold, 800 Geary
Lowin (ft Co., SW cor Jessie and Sixth
Lewis John, 138 Post
Lille Jean, 1514 Stockton
Limoni Giuseppe, 929 Sacramento
Lipman Morris, 919 Larkin
Long Thomas J., .53 California Market
Lysett John P.,14 and 34 Centre Market
Mancusi & Frenna, 109 Sixth
Marchi J. & Co., 531 Merchant
Mau Christian. 2401 California
McCurry James, 122 Seventh
McDonald Michael, 404 Folsom
McKcon Patrick, NW cor Sansome
and Califonla
McMann James, 413 Eost
Mead Frank, 5.59 Stevenson "
Mead Juana, 22,V Scott
Mead Kate Mrs.. 1202 Howard
Metrovich Philip S., 1222 Polk
Michl .John, 810 Kearny
Milan G>orge, 611 Laguna
Moore Zadock W., .37 California Market
Morgan Brothers, 800!->j Market
Morgan Brothers &" Canham, 616
Market
Morgan Brothers & FergUBon.409 Bush
MoiTls .Samuel, 428 Sixth
Morrison J. Mrs., 142'^ Fifth
Mow C. <fe Co., 2028 Fillmore
Mukaliv Bridget Mrs., 410'i Sixth
Mulvilie Edward, 125 Fifth
Murphy Daniel J., 1127 Fourth
Murphy tlwon 508 Sansome
Musante Charles, Dupont. bet Vallejo
and Green
Northrup Henry W.. 33 Sixth
O'Brien Patrick, .506 Market
O'Malley Patrick, 2146 Mission
Oellrlch Brothers, 6^1 Centre Market
Oneto Andrew, 2403i; Fifth
Paplna James, 801 Larkin
Parker Imke A., 226 Sixteenth
Parkin Charles, SOe'i Durxint
Patterson & Meade, 721 Polk
Pauletti .\ntonio, SE cor Pacific and
Davis
Panllcca Abelo, 1211 Seiner
Peck Henrv, 1032 Folsom
Perata Nicola, 8-37 Pacific
Perkins (;harles, 652 Fourth
Peters George S.. 846 Valencia
PIccinIni Baptist!, SE cor Lombard and
Mason
Podesta Joseph, 442 Bush
Podesta Stet'ano, NE cor Bacbanan
and McAllister
Popovlch Lucca. 1002 Bush
Price Alfred, l(i22 Broadway
Queiroio Geralomo, .54;! Fourth
Qutllcl Angelo, 1811'^ Powell
Katto <fe A rata, 511 V Fourth
Ravinl Ricardo, 7.35 Tirond way
Refteraro Demetri, 10(X) Market
Kig.'llet Bernard, 217 Dupont
Roth John, SW cor Battery and Cal
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SaiiKuliiettl An<lrew, 718 Greenwich
Sanguiiiettl Juseph. 1S13 Union
Schoenllcht .lohii, lOOil'o Folsom
SheeJian Jianlel, SW cor Kolsom and
Seventh
Shillaber & Sevmour, 268 First
Slmrak Jlltchell, 2100 Fillmore
Sloan Theresa Mrs., SW cor Oak and
Octavin
Smith C. A. 5-5 Fifth
Sniythe Froderkk G., SW cor Seventh
and Natonia
Snead Mkhel, SW cor California and
Montgomerv
Solarl Sllchael, 422 BronilwaT
Spring Geort'i' \\'., ^S ?\)urth
I Stepplcvkli St 'plien, -120 Larkln
I Storms George F., IH02 Bu?h
Swan Kuward S., 21 Calif.rnla Market
TInnemann Loni«, l.T<r2 Polk
T«,.hlu' Kdward F., 25-tO Folsom
I'nKarettl & Franckschlnl, SW cor
Gears and William
Vallanos George, 24 Bay City Market
Van Duzen Steplien V. K.,23 Grand
We.-tern 51arket
Vannuchi Antonio, SW cor Jackeon
and riyde
Vicini Peter,SW cor Pacific and Mason
Voinnuclhi Sarah, 42S Broa Iwav
■ Wapiier Pntrltk, NE cor Washington
and Stnckton
Welndort" Jacob, 140 Fourth
Witt Hcnrv, 2Ai Sixth
Witt Johannes, 10 Bav Citv Market
^ Woods Preston, 13 Fourth
Zenovlch Lucca. 1122 Stockton
' Zolfe Giovanni, 25 Stockton
Zwald Marv ""
Zwelfel Elli
aiini, .;o MocKion r
ry Mrs., 104!( Howard J_
lien Mrs., lOfiO Howurd ^
Fnr Dealers and Furriers.
(* Wholemle.)
*Alaska Commercial Co., .310 Sansome
Ash Isidore, 31.5 Hayes
Bertrand Andrew, :«9 Sutter
*Blssinper & Co., 600-602 Front
Bradford T. P. ,.507 Montgomery
■•'Cahen Brothers & Co., 41 Clav
^-FALKNER, BELL & CO., 430 Cal
s-Foley F. <t Co., 219 Drumm
Froombeftg H., 114 Post
'•Hutchinson, Kohl, Philippeus &
Co., 310 Sansome
Kohn H. & Son, lUl'^ Market
-Koshland Brothers, 19 Sansome
Lachman & Sternfels, 129 Mont
Liebes H. & Co.. 113 Montgomery
Lofslead J. N., 813 Market
Muller Alolph, 644 Market
-Xewniark J. P. <fe Co , 214 California
-'Oppenheimer Ivan, 45 Clay
Scheibner F., SE cor Sutter and Brod-
erick
<'-.Sloss Louis & Co., 310 Sansome
Tihbey A. S., 507 Montgomery
Tibbey Henry S., 507 Montgomerv
*Toplitz F. & Co. (ready made) 571
Market
♦Western Fur and Trading Co., 430 Cal
Furnaces— Ore.
iSte Ore Furnaces.)
Furnished Rooms.
(<Sfee Motels; also Lodgingi: also
Boarding.)
Fnrnisliing Coods— eents'
Wiiolesale.
C''3fanufacturers.)
Badger WiUiam G..13 Sansome
Banner Brothers, NE corSansome and
Market
Basch Louis, 206 Kearny
Baum J. & Co., 7-9 Sansome
*Bieber Julius, 22 Sansome
■■■■■Brown N. <fe Co., 108 Battery
*Cohen W. <fc Co., 13 Battery
*Colman Brothers, NW cor Sansome
and Sutter
Eltelt A. B. & Co., Iu8 Sansome
Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co., 16-18 San
Feder M. M. & Co., 123 Sansome
Franklin M. & Brother, 18-20 Battery
Gi)ldstone M., 2 Battery
•-"Greenebaiim B. & 0., 23 Stevenson
■•'Greenebaum, Sachs & "Freeman, 524-
526 Market
s'HEYNEMANN A CO., 5 Sansome
Jones Charles A., 113 Sansome
Levy & Co., 25 Sansome
Liberman P. & Son, 125 Sansome
Marcus Isniah, 12.5 Sansome
''Meyersteiii & Lowenberir. 23 Sansome
Jllchels, Friedlander <& Co., 7-9 Bat
Morgfenthau M., 108 Bush
■•>M(Tlson, Hutchinson & Co., 112 Bush
Murphy, (5rant & Co.. NE cor Sansome
and Bush
i'NEUSTADTER BROTHEBS, NW
cor Battery and Pine
Popper L., 431 Kearny
Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., 25 Battery
Sheyer M. & Brother, 103 .Sansome
Sliirek <ft Tonner, 12 Sansome
"Steinhart W. & L & Co., 3-5 Battery
■■^'Strauss Levi & Co., 14 Battery
Tobin, Davisson & Co., 6-8 Sutter
*Toklas, Brown & Co., 24-26 Sansome
Weil Brothers & Co., 23 Batterv
*Weil & Michel*, 8 Batterv
Weil & Woodleaf. 113 Battery
Furnisliins Ooods— Gents'
Ketall.
Aaronson .Tacob, 215 Sixth
Altshuler L., ^13 Sixteenth
Beamish P., 693 Market and 1 Third
Bermann otto, 502 Bush
Black R. M., 209 .Montgomery
Bornstein Brothers. 844 Market
Bullock & .Tones, 105 Montgomery
Caniianv & Crosett, 25 Kearnv
Cohen 1). & Brother, 53 Fourth
Cohen Isid.ir, 310 Sixth
Cohn Henrietta, 731 Montgomery
Cohn Samuel & Co., 1.52 Third
Conkling Georse W., 610 Slarket
David Lazarus, 7 Broadway
Diamond & Gaba,36H Third
Drinkwater John, 7 Berry
Eagleson & Co., 4-6 Kearny
Elder Brothers, 317 Haves
Elias Rosa Mrs., 422 Third
Estrem Joseph. .345 Kearny
Farrar Louis C, 10 Kearny
Figel Joseph, 211 Montgomery
Geistlich William, 610 Fourth
Gensler Caroline Mrs., .328 Sixth
Gibson & Preston, 34 Montgomerv
Godfrey William A. H., 101-103 Second
Goldstone Charles, 435 Montgomery
Gordan Jacob, 625 ilontgomerv
Gost Bernard, 135 Fourth
Green & Seller, 689 Market
Haas David, 136 Eighth
Hahn H., 124 Kearnv
Hahn H.. Mrs.. 124 Kearnv
Hahn Robert C, 1008 Market
Harris & Fh shaker, 810 Dupont
Hart M., 400 Kearny
Heiman Brothers, 1028-1030 Market
Hess Heury, 219 Montgomery
Hyams George J. S., 517 Washington
Irving Samuel, 206 Kearny
Isaacs Albert, 823 Kearny
Joseph & Brothers, SW cor Montgom-
erv and Pine
Kalisky Charles, 109-111 Second
Kayser M. & Bro., 223 Montgomery
Keser Louis, 15 Sixth
Levy C. & Co., 424 Kearny
Levy Louis, 412 Third
Levy Morris & Co., 142 Jackson
Lindner & Kron, 237 and 927 Kearnv
Litchfield J. M. & Co 415 MontgomeVy
Loomis George, 706 Kearny
Lubin Simon C, 609 Montgomery
Markus Louis, 1154 Market
McDonald Ellen Mrs.. .304 Sixth
Merrrill & Wf.rth, 35 Second
Meyer Louie, 513 Kearny
Mierson, Jewell & Co., 530 and 828
Kearny
Nicola Nicholas, SW cor Jackson and
Battery
O'Hanlan James F., 719 Montgomery
Orr & .\tbins, 123-125 Montgomery
Palmer C. N., 726 Market
Phillips Gabriel M., SW cor Sixth and
Natoma
Popper Charles, 431 Kearny
Popper Simon, 2.33 Kearny
Raphael Isaac, 632 Montgomery
Reinstein William, 411 Kearny
Richards Jane Mrs., 95^ Howard
Robinson Isaac, 142 Third
Roos Brotliers, 35 Kearnv
Schoenfeld Adolph, 14 Sixth
Seellgsohn & Co., 840 Market
Selig Isaac, 218 Kearny
Shrler Brothers, NW cor Montgomery
and Bush
Stevenson & LongwiU, 28 Second
Furninliing Ooods— liadies'.
(^'Importers. See also Dry Ooodi.)
Anschel Samuel, 214 Sixth
Baker A. W. Miss, 430 Sutter
Bernstein S., 38 Fourth
Blenenfeld Elias, 1015 Larkln
Blackwell Sarah B. Mrs., 108 Seventh
Brvant A. Mrs., 128 Fifth
Cohen Baruch, 1404'o Powell
Curley Mary A. Miss. 1100 Stockton
Dannenberg Amelia Mrs., 120 Sutter
Dunn Margaret Miss, 1065 Howard
Freud M. & Sons, 744 Market
Friedlander Herman, 9 Kearny
Frieillander Lewis, 29 Harriet
Furst Philip, 1413 Stockton
Gensler Caroline Mrs., 323 Sixth
Goldsmiths., 250 Third
Goldstein Jacob H., 125 Sansome
Goldstein Peter, .562 Minna
~Goldstone .Mitchell. 2 Battery
Griffith F. Miss, 412 Geary
Hahn H., 124 Kearnv
Haller J. Mrs., 315 Dupont
Hodge Robert, 10 Fifth
Jacobs H. Mrs.. 802 Market
Jacobs S., 408 Kearny
Jacobs & Co., 226 Kearny
Jacobs & Winebiirgh, 211 Dupont
Kraker<ft I.srael, 521 Market
Kramer & Co., 28 Sansome
Laborne Josephini\ 1204 Powell
Lichtenstein Morris, 9 Dupont
Magnes David, 814 Market
Marchal C. Miss. 604 Post
Marcusa Mas, 405 Dupont
McLaughlin M. C. Mrs., 1023 Market
•■•Micheis, Friedlander & Co., 9 Battery
Moise S. H. Mrs., 416 Larkln
Mookel Catherine. 514 Geary
Palmer Thos. F., 730 Market
Parker M. W. Mrs., 126 Post
Perboner K. Mrs.. 1010 Stockton
Petterson A. B. Mrs., 318 Third
Piatt R. Sirs., 6 Sixth
Rosenfeld Solomon, 539 Market
Rudee Isaac, 129 Second
Schonwasser B. A Co„ 222 Kearny
Sheyer J. Mrs., 831M Paciflc
Soper M. A. Sirs., 4 Third
■Stevenson & LongwiU, 23 Second
~'Tobin. Davl.sson <Sr Co., 6-8 Sutter
Vetter H. Mrs., 511 Bryant
Western White Goods Manufacturing
Co., &47 Market
Williams Jane Mrs., 340 Third
Wilson Mary Mrs., 309 Sixth
Wittmann F., 1009 Howard
Furniture.
("fmporter/.)
Abrahams John, lOlo Folsom
Aronson Abraham, 1326 Stockton
Aubrev & Son, 2fi06'<; Mission
Bare Brothers, 308 Hayes
Baum Gustave, 1132 Market
Behlow William, 116 Sutter
Bernard & Pouzadoux, 312 Sutter
Bernstein Elias, 1.51 Third
Berson .\. & Son, 710-714 Washington
Best John (office) 405M Cahfornla
Blum & .Schroepfer, 637 Market
Bonacina J. Bl., 17 Mi^ntgomery Av
■'BURNHA3I J.W. & CO., 618 Market
and 15 Post
Burrell & Bowcher, 27 Sixth
-'California Furniture Manufacturing
Co., 222 Bush
Carr Peter J., 27.57 Mission
Castel George, 415,'-2 Powell
*Chadbourne F. S. <fe Co.. 735 Market
Clark H. (office) 531 California
CLARK TRUMAN S. & Co.. 217 Bush
Cohn R. (second-hand) 1028 Howard
CONNELLY JAMES & CO , 217 Bush
Conroy .L G., 242 Third
Davis Harris, 7.30 Montgomery
Davis Morris, 1040 Folsom
Davis Nathan, 205 Minna
Deniau Paul, 502 Broad wav
Doyle D. P., 214 Fourth
Dufly Terrence, NW cor Leavenworth
and O'Farrell
Eagan Richard J. & Co. (second-hand)
806 Howard
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN. '^^ JSNTGOMESrJ^-
JONAS J. MORRISON,
JLnmber llvalorr M.JK.cor. jnissfon and Spear Sts., has lar|^
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EMANUEL L. <fc E.. 319 Pine
Ettllnger Samuel, 1016 Howard
Feig Alexander, 155 Third
Fctsch Jacob, 271 First
FlHCher Slpniund, 113 Third
Franco & Rennert, 1051 Market
Frank Bernhard, 13(M', Stockton
Frank Henrv, 212 ToniEnerclal
GallaBhcr \V. R., 20 Fourth
■■^GILBERT & MOURE (office, school,
and church") 219 Bush
Grace Max, '-m Sixth
Greenwood Lawrence, 24 Fourth
Gruber Joseph. 12:<7 Mission
Hanbury John F., 69 Fourth
•-•Heney W. J. & Co 725 Market
Henry Samuel, 10l3 Howard
-Hevwood Brothers * ('o., 589MlfcSlon
Hoey Eu?ene, 11H19 Market
Hudson Benlamin, WM Howard
••■■■Hufschmldt Frederick, 323 Pine
Hummel John, 215 Fourth
Hunter Benjamin C, 1518 Polk
Hyman Morris, 606 Broadway
Indianapolis Chair Manuf. Co.. 1124
Market, and 160 New Montgomery
Isadore Isaac, 812 Montgomery
Kampner Yetf a Mrs. (second-hand) 144
Seventh
Kleman Charles W., 231 Sixteenth
Kittermann James, 1318 Stockton
"•■'Laeremans Frank, .528 Washineton
Laird D. fsecond-hand) 1062 Howard
Lang Alexander isecond-hand) 104
Fourth
Levy E. Mrs., 772 Mission
Levy E., 872 Folsom
Lewis Thomas, 1104 Stockton
Lindo J. & Co., 625 California
Locke Charles E. (antique) 25 Geary
London Furniture Co., 637 Market
Louis John A.. 1064 Howard
Marquardsen & Schellenberg, 151 Six-
teenth
Maas Jacob Csecond-hand) 1054 Howard
Malone J. H.,22 Fourth
Marks Michael. 426 Sixth
Martens Nicholas, HXM Howard
McCabe Hugh, 128 Fourth
McCartv D. (second-hand) 931)^ Mar-
ket
Miller Joseph A., 1029 Market
Moore Andrew, 1215 Powell
Nelson Brothers. 196 Sixteenth
Nelson T. H., i:J6 Fourth
Neumann Isaac, 117 Sixth
*Plnm Charles M. & Co., 641 Market
Preston Edward, 10 Fourth
Rechter John F., 1136 Pupont
Robrecht \nton, 826 Pacific
Rosenthal Joseph. 47 Third
Rvan L., .537 California
.Schoenfeld A Hevman, 749 Market
i'Shaber John A., 707 Market
.Shattuck A Davega, 118 Fifth
Simon Joseph, 1226 Stockton
Spangler I). B. & Co.,SE cor Eleventh
and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
Spear Edward S. & Cj., 729 Market
Stern Phillip, 218 Sixth
Stuart Thomas (second-hand) 775 Fol
Taylor R. W., 1.525'j' Market
Teague & Kamlade. .5.50 Mission
Terrv J. T. <fc Co., 747 Market
Theas Phillip. 1117 Dupont
Tuttle, Michaels & Co., 649 Market
Vaupe! Henry J. E. (second-hand) 2121
Mission
(■Wakefield Rattan Co. (R. Coulter agt)
38 Geary
Walcom George, 109 Stockton
West Coast Furniture Co., SW cor
Market and Second
Wltjle Thomas B.. 1628 Mission
Wilklns A., 132 Fourth
Williams John H., 2.36 Turk
Wlndel H. & Co. 310 Stockton
Wood Hugh, 677 Mission
YulU James, 345 Sixth
J. W. BURNHAIH & CO.
Importers ami Dealers in
Carpets, Oil Cloilis.Fnrnitare & Draperies
BeddinK Wareroonm,
618 Market .St., and 15-17 Post St.
Largest Stock In the State. All the
Latest Novelties.
JAMES CONNELLT & CO.
Dealen! In all kinds of office,
school and household
Furniture, BeddiM & Uplolstery
Wholesale and Retail.
217 Basil St., San FranciMco,
Office Furniture made a Specialty.
OIIiBRRT <fr MOORE,
M'ls ol Office, school & CMrcli Fnrniture
Office Furniture made a Specialty.
Wire Mattresses and Iron Bedsteads.
Salesroom, 219 Bush.
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Fdrniture Manufacturers.
Blum & Schroepfer, 637 Market
Boiler Conrad, 617 Brannan
California Furniture Manufacturing
Co.. 222 Bush
CLARK TRUMAN S. & CO., 217 Bush
CONNELLY JAMES & CO., 217
Bush
Easton John, 261 First
EMANUEL L. & E., N s Berry, bet
Fourth and Fifth, salesroom 319-
321 Pine
Erden Theodore, E s San Bruno Road,
nr Fifteenth Av
Fifth St. Furniture Manufacturing Co.,
M5 Fifth
Frel Andrew, 231-239 King
Gelshaker Andrew, 210-212 Mission
Gercke William, Berrv, bet Third and
Fourth
GILBERT & MOORE (office, school
and church) .556-572 Brannan, sales-
room 219 Bush
Granz Herman, 617 Biannan
Heney W. J. & Co., 725 Market
Heywood Brothers <fe Co., .589 Mission
Hufschmldt F'rederick, 323 Pine
Indianapolis Clialr Manuf. Co. ,160 New
Montgomery, and 1124 Market
Johnson Anthony, 148 Bluxome
Kemp J. & Co., 109 Mission
Klemm Charles (bed lounges) 148
Bluxome
Kragen & Geist, 7-36 Brannan
Luchsinger John B. & Son, 710 Minna
Plum Charles M. A Co., 641 Market
Shaber John A., 707 Market
Snyder & Co., .574 Brannan
STRAHLE, JACOB & CO. (fancy) 533
Market
Thomas George P., S s Bluxome, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Union Furniture Manufacturing Co.,
560 Brannan
Wakefield Rattan Co. (B. Coulter
agent) 38 Geary
Weir & Gates. 2-21 Mission
West Coast Furniture Co., NW cor
Fourth and Bryant
«tII.BKRT A MOORE,
M'ls ol Office, Scbool & Clmrcli Fnrminre
Office Furniture made a .Specialty.
Wire Mattresses and Iron Bedsteads.
Salesroom, 219 Bush.
Furniture Renovators.
Nelson Brothers, 196 Sixteenth
Furniture Sprins*.
Blanchard Jtilcs, 44 Fourth
California Spring Manuf. Co., 147 New
Montgomery
Keogh John, 73 New Montgomery
Pacific Spring and Mattress Manuf
Co., 79 New Montgomery
Furriers.
(See Fur Dealers.)
Fuse Manufacturers.
EAGLE FUSE CO., John Skluker
agent, 115 Pine
Eva James & Co., (California Fuse
Works) cor Fourteenth and Chan-
nel, office 16 I ront
Oalvanized Iron.
Arnold N. S. A Co., 310 California
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 113 Cal
Lee John & Co., 34 Main
MONTAGUE W. W. A CO., 114 Bat
Selby T. H. & Co., 116 California
Tay George H. & Co., 612-618 Battery
and SW cor California and llavig
CSalranized Iron Cornices.
(.See Cornices.)
Oanie.
(.Stee Pjultry and Game.)
Oarden Implements.
Baker & Hamilton. 13-19 Front
Davis George A., 327 Market
Gosling G. N., 320 Sansome
Linforth. Rice & Co., 401 Market
Silvester George F., 317 Washington
Sweenev J. P. & Co., 409 Davis
TRUMBULL K. J. & CO., 419 Sansome
Oardeners.
{See landscape Oardeners.)
Oardens— Pu bile.
Biters Floral, S s Waller, bet FllUnore
and Steiuer
Blue Forest, Bernal Station
CENTRAL. Junction Geary, Point
Lobos and Central Avs
Exotic, Mission nr Thirteenth
Germania, Erie, bet Howard and Mis-
sion
South San Francisco Park, Railroad
Av, bet Ninth and Tenth Ave,
South S. F.
Tivoll, N 6 Eddy, bet Powell and Mason
Wiener, NW cor Sutter and Stockton
Woodward's, Mission, bet Thirteenth
and Fourteenth
Oas Burners.
Coglll John Jr., NW cor Second and
Stevenson
Patten Charles W.. U California
6a« Companies.
Globe Gas Light Co., 237 First
Pacific Pneumatic Gas Co.. office 203
Bush
SAN FRANCISCO GAS LIGHT CO.,
SE cor First and Natoma
Cias Kngrineer.
Smedberg James R., 127 Beale
Oas Fitters.
(See Plumbers and Oas Fitters.)
Oas Fixtures.
ALLEN WILLIAM B. & Co., 761
Market
Bush David, 22 Post
Coglll John Jr., NW cor Second and
Stevenson
DAY TH< (MAS, 122-124 Su; er
Fritz <fe Kean, i:« Geary
Lane William E., 6ft5 Kearny
McNALLY & H A WKIN.>^, 607 Market
Nve A. F. & Oo., 315-317 Pine
Prior James K., U2S Market
WM. R. ALLEN & CO.
Plnmliers anl Gas Fitters.
IMPORTERS OF
Gas Fixtures and Iron Pipe,
Etc., Etc.
761 MARKET.
THOMAS DAY,
Importer and Dealer in
all kinds of
GJ-as Fixtures
122 and 124 Sutter Street.
McNally & Hawkins,
Importers and Mnnufrs of
GAS FIXTURES
601 MARKET ST.
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JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
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Oas Machlnefi.
Goger Charles, '^02 Dunoiit
Leonhardt F. T.,319 Bush
Union Oas Machine Co., 331 Mont
Oas Meter JManufacturers.
GlovaDDlnl & Co., 417 Mission
OaM Pipe.
American Pipe Co., 324 IMne
Arnold N. S. A Co., 310 California
Bush David. 22 Post
DAY TH(»MAS, 122 Sutter
DUNHAM, CARKIGAN & CO., 107-
111 Front
GARKATT W. T., 138 Fremont
GIbbs George W. & Co., 35 Fremont
Uolbrook, Merrill & Sietson, 111-113
California
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO.,
lunctlon Bush and Market
McNAI.LV <fc HAWKINS, fi07Market
MOKTAGUE W. \V. & CO., 110-114
Batterv
Prior .lames K., 1128 Market
KANKIN, BRAYTON & CO.. 127
First
RI(;HAKDS & SNOW, 4O8 Market
Selby Thoma.s H. & Co.. 116 California
Tay Georse H. & Co.. 612-618 Batter.v,
and SW cor California and Davis
Van Winkle I. S. & Co.. 413 Market
WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO., 202
"Market
Oas Regrulators.
Gas Consumers Association of S. F.,
a 2 Bush
Patten Charles W., 34 California
Oasoline.
Dlet7. A. C. & Co., 224 Front
Low C. Adolphe & Co., 208 Calitbrola
Whittier, Fuller <fe Co., 21 Front
Yates & Co., 113 Front
Oeneral Agents.
(See also Brokers— General.)
Altken & Co., 502 Kearnv
Bailey Edward J., 5tH Battery
Baumann H. H., 502 Montgomery
Bovee W. H., 509 California
Bremer W. H., 310 Sacramento
Burt J G. (purchasing^ 116 Front
Crane Erwin J., 211 Sansome .
Dlkeman Daniel S., 222 McAllister
Durand Adrian, 604 Merchant
Gay Charles, 523 Montgomery
Hepburn Ward A. (purchasing) 309 Sac
Kemm .Joseph, 328 Montgomery
Lake W. B. (purchasing) 26'^ Kearny
Marshall Seth .Ir., 309 California
Martel James L.. 6.36 Clay
Martin George, .502 Montgomery
Martinon A., 420 Montgomery
Matthews & Co., oU Kearny
Meagher J. J., fi07 Montgomery
Menu Jacques H., 609 Sacramento
Morison J. H., 4;J6 Montgomery
Morison "V\^ C, 43B Montgomery
Paul A. B. Jr., :i28 Montgomery
Pilcher A Co., 33 Kearnv
Read <fe Rafferty, 333 Montgomery
Remington J. C. <t Co., 318 Pine
Schottler J. F., 224 Montgomery
Snell Brothers <fe Cc, 22 Montgomery
Steinhagen P. 612 Clav
WADE G. WASHINGTON, 518 Clay
Walsh Stephen C. 123 California
WHEAT C. D., 501 California
AVhitman S. P., 302 Montgomery
Whltnev Albert L., :G5 Montgomery
Wright "J. W. A., 40 California
Oents' Fnrnisliing Ooods.
{See Ikimishing OoodsOents' .)
Oilders.
Bonn Albert, 227 Post
Burkardt Max, 545 Washington
Corbelt & Rubble, 867 Market
Currier Amo.*, 103 Dupont
Ekehind Eric, 620 Merchant
KoUmver W. A., 312 Post
Leon & Nlgro, 639 California
Lippi Bros., 818 Market
McQuillan Bernard, 215 Fourth
Nile Matthew D., SE cor Montgomery
Av and Chestnut
Morris & Kennedv, 19-21 Post
Parkinson J. C, ;324 Fifth
Schwab ABreese, 624 Market
Smith & Phillips, 819 Market
Snow & Co., 20 Post
Olll Net TwincM.
BARBOUR BROTHERS, 511 Market
Olnger Beer Manufac-
turers.
Belfast Ginger Ale Co., 1637 Howard
Glass Blowers.
Helnze Louis, 602 California
Olass Cutters.
Hoist William, 118 Main
-HOPPER S. E., 45 Fremont
MALLON JOHN, 19 Fremont, and 1213
Howard
UlaB«— Plate.
Hausmann Bros., 217-219 Pine
Kellv James R. <fe Co., 101-105 Front
Rosenbaum Fr. H. & Co., 567 Market
Whittier, Fuller <fc Co., SW cor Front
and Pine
Olass Stainern -
mental.
Orna-
Holst William, 118 Main
HOPPER S. E^4-5 Fremont
MALLON JOHN, 19 Fremont, and
1213 Howard
S. E. HOPPER,
45 Fremont St. San Francisco
Glass Bending and Cutting,
Staining and Enameling. ChurchWln-
dows made and repaired. Enameled
and Ground Glass cr)ntantly on hand.
Work done at Eastern pricey. Satis-
faction guaranteed.
Olass Tube Importers.
GARRATT \V. T., i:i3-142 Fremont
Olass— Window.
(See Paints, Oils, and Glass.)
Olass Works.
SAN FRANCISCO AND PACIFIC,
S s King, nr Fourth, office 410 Pine
Glassware.
{See Crockery and Glassware, also
Druggists' Glassware.)
Glaziers.
{Seealso Painters.)
Anson P. F., 38 Clalifornia
Battalora P., 1413 Dupont
Brewster John, 17 Belden
Grossman Marks, 517 California
HOPPER SAMUEL E.,45 Fremont
Lipzig Isaac, SE cor Post and Stockton
Mayers Morris, 716 Washington
Zacharias Morris, 516 Kearny
Glove Cleaners.
. (See Dyers.)
Glove Importers.
(See also Dry Goods— Wholesale.)
Asche T. Henry A Co., NW cor Kearny
and Geary
Davidson J. W. & Co., 101 Kearny
FBANKENTHA L & CO., SW cor Bat-
terv and California
HEY'NEMANN & CO., 5 Sansome
Jones E. H. & Co., .535 Market
Keane Bros., 107-115 Kearny
Michels, Friedlander & Co., 7-9 Bat
Murphy, Grant <fe Co., NE cor Bush
and SaTisome
Muser Bros., 541 Market
O'Brien J. J. & Co., 924 Market
O'Connor, Moffatt ife Co., UI-115 Post
Rosenbaum & Co., 22 Battery
Samuels Pavid, 100-104 Kearny
Verdler, Moreau & Co., 100 Mont
Weil & Woodleaf, 113 Battery
Olove Mannracturers.
Blumenthal, Qulnlan A Co. (Danlcheff
Kid Glove Factory) 114'^ Post
Busby F. H. (bo.ving and fencing) 412
Market
California Glove Co. (P. &, F. 0. Oonk-
lln) 5;» Market
Canagulere V., 8 Kearny
Eureka Seamless Glove Factory
(.■\ugust Hesthal) 22 Sansome
Goodyear Rubber Co., 577 Market
Gutta Pcrcha and Rubber Manuf Co.,
501 Market
Mangeot George, 432 Montgomery
Martial J. & Co., 752 Market
Mills, Leak & Co., 22 Sutter
Muscr Brothers. 541 Market
Pacific Glove Works(Shoenberg & Co.)
511 Market
Shires William. 506 Market
Winehlll Gustave (Eureka)125 Sansome
Glue Manufacturers.
California Glue Works, cor Sixteenth
and De Haro, ofhce 27 Dupont
Wilcox Willard J., N s Fifteenth Av,
nr San Bruno Road
Gold Beaters.
Newman James B., 202 Post
Snow & Co., 20 Post
Gold Fish.
Hermann T. A Co., 630 Washington
RobisonA. C. <fe Co., 540 Kearny
Gold Mining Companies.
(See Mining Companies.)
Gold Pen Manufacturers.
Baptis J. H., 328 Bush
Pearce Henry D., 624 Montgomery '
Gold Platers.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS, i:m SuttT
DENNISTON E. G.,655 Mission
Ekelund Eric. 620 Merchant
Hawkins J. M., 620 Merchant
LUNDY THOJIAS, 7-9 Third
Rochicioli R. F., 6-8 Tyler
SHEPMAN AVILLIAM E., 41 Geary
Spink S. P. & Sons, 7 Fourth
Gold Wasbers.
RusseUE. F.,261 First
Gold and Silver Refineries.
(See also As.iat/ers; also Chemists.)
SELBY SMELTING AND LEAD
CO., 416 Montgomery
Gongs— Manufacturers.
GARRATT W. T., 133-142 Fremont
WEED & KINGWELL, 125 First
Governors.
(See Steam Engine Governors.)
Grain Brokers.
(iSee Brokers, Grain.)
Grain Cleaners.
Ager Elisha C, S s Greenwich, bet
Sansome and Battery
Grain Dealers.
(.See also Brokers— Grain, also Mer-
chants—Produce Commission.)
Bassett Joseph, 221-223 Clay
Blochman <fe Cerf, 24-26 California
Blumenthal H. M., 125 Washington
Bray Bros., 224 Clay
Brvant & Cook, 8 Davis
Campbell J. W. H., 433 California
Deming, Palmer A Co., 202-204 Davis
DuffA Co.. 316 Davis
DutardH.,217-2U Clay
Gale J. W. & Co., 402 Davis
Gold tree Nathan, 25 Battery
Hixson, Justi & Co.. 403 Davis
Holcomb W. A. &Co., NEcorOlay and
Davis
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Marklev Levi & Co., 200 Washington
Mavhew, Earnest & Co.. 302 Davis
McNeor G. W., 20 California
Miller & Co., 10 Pavls
O'Nell Bros., 217 Pavis
Ransom Ellsha & Co., 204 California
Richards O. S., NE cor Front and Clay
Rouse & Laws, 306 Davis
Spear, Meade <fe Co., 316 Washington
Tenney K. P., NE cor Davis and Mar-
ket
Vermeil J. L., 608 Fourth
Waterman M. & Co., Ill Clay
Oraiii Dryers.
Jessen H. H., 225 Harrison
Ornin— Shippers.
Balfour, Guthrie & Co., 316 California
Campbell J. W. H.. 433 Cal fornia
Coleman William T. & Co., 201 Cal
DICKSi >N, DE WOLF & CO., 412 Bat
F.\LKNER, BELL & CO., 430 Cal
Forbes Bros., 303 California
Grangers' Business Assn., 106 Tavls
Holcomb W. A. & Co., 302 Davis
Howes George & Co., 302 Caiiforula •
Lund Henrv, 214 California
McNear G. W., 20 California
Muecke, Vietor & Co., 109 Cal
Parrott <fe Co., ;506 California
RODGER.S, MEYER & CO., 212 Bat
Ten Bosch N.& Co.,28 Merchants' Ex-
change
WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO.. 202
Marliet
Orainers.
(See also Fainters.)
Armstrong W. F., 664 Howard
Fields Eugene, W s Mission, bet Thir-
tieth and Thirtv-first
Flagler W. G., 2.>4 Clementina
Gross J. F., 1624 West Mission
Johnson A. S., 1207 Polk
Lynch William, 705 Howard
Ryan John H., 403 Sutter
Schofleld 0., 115 Jessie
Sheridan Thomas, 1220 Market
Simpson Thomas, 1220 Market
Stapleton John, 1220 Market
SykesC. H.. 647 Mission
Zlrnglebl Joseph P., 27 Dupont
Oranfte Dealers.
Campbell W. H. (agent Scotch and
Irish) 402 Front
Daniel John &, Co.. 421 Pine
Rebstock & Brcndle, NW cor Post and
Lyon
Sheerln Daniel, SW cor Bfoderlck and
Ellis
Orates, Parlor — Mannfae-
turers.
GOLDEN STATE AND MINERS'
IRON WORKS, 235 First
Savage & Son, 137 Fremont
6ravel Dealer.
TlKord Frank, NW cor Sixth and
Channel
Orlndlns and Polisbins.
(i'ee Cutlen.)
Orlat mils.
(See Floitr il/TUs.)
Grocers —Wholesale and
Jobbers.
Atheam & Co., 6 Steuart
Blglev Bros., NE cor Clay and Davis
Castle Bros., 213 Front
Church <fc Co., 407 Front
DANERI K. A G<)., 27-29 California
Dodge W. W. & Co., NW cor Clay and
Front
Eggers & Co., 210 California
Ehrman M. & Co., 104-110 Front
Foster S. & Co., 3fi Cnlifornia
Gagllardo & Chlchizola, 725 Sansome
Griffln <fc Co., 4 5 Front
Haas Brothers, 102 California
Hanlev & Snow, 126 California
Henry W. Warner & Co., 421 Clay
Jennings Thomas, 416 Sansome
Jones A Co., 220 Front
Kruf e & Euler, 209 Front
Lennon John A., 313 Clay
Levi H. <feCo..221 Front
Lewis Ilenrv L., 215 Sacramento
LIndley & Co., 405 Front
Lohman & Coghlll, 313 Front
Mangels M. <fe C, 319 Clay
Mau Albert & Co.. 212 Market
McKay <t Brown, 427 Davis
Newton Brothers & Co., 206 California
Richards & Harrison, 314 Battery
Root & Sander.son, 122 Market
Rountree & McClure, 404 Front
Sabatie A. E. & Co., 619 Sansome
TABER, HARKER & CO., 108-110
California
Tlllmann <fe Bendel, SW cor Clay and
Battery
Wellman, Peck & Co., 126-132 Market
Oroceries— Retail.
Abbott M. E. Mrs., 51 Louisa
Ahlers J. D., SW cor Valencia and
Twentv-third
Ahlers <fe Boeckmann, N W cor Polk and
.\ustin
Ahrens D. & G., SW cor Mission and
Main, and 138 Third
Ahrens & Shattuck, NW cor Second
and Minna
Albers Marcus, 33.5 Fourth
Alcayaga Jose, 524 Broadway
Alferitz Peter, .521 Montgomery Av
AUdack Joseph, SW cor Bush and De-
vi sadero
Anderson John C, NW cpr Sanchez
and Twenty-ninth
Anth' ny & Maass, NW cor Mary Lane
and B^^rry
Arata David, 321 Broadway
Armstrong (!hrlstopher, NW cor Fol-
6om and Harriet
Arnold Gottlieb, W s Church, bet Dun-
can and Twentv-eighth
Aschen E. F., NW cor Bush and Octa-
via
Ash Ellen Mrs., 15 Tehama Place
Asmussen W. A. & Co., NW cor Bry-
ant and Eighth
Asztalos Samuel, NW cor Francisco
and Mason
Athenm & Co., 6 Steuart
Attridge James, 2001 Leavenworth
Atzeroth & Sloller, NE cor Gough
and Austin
Bahrt Martin, NE cor Seventh and
Cleaveland
Ballev Margeret, 71 Minna
Baker 1. M., NW cor Eddy and Mason
Bammann Brothers, NE cor Periy and
Fourth
Earner William, NE cor Ninth and
Natoma
Barnes & Co., NE cor Steiner and Cal
Barnett Isaac, 16 Grand Arcade Mar-
ket
Barron William, SW cor Powell and
Clay
Barry Michael J., NE cor Nebraska
and Nevada
Barry Patrick , 16 Seventh
Barry Patrick, NW cor Russ and Na-
toma
Baruth Ernst F., SW cor Post and
Fillmcre
Baruth Peter W., 2401 Cl.-jy
Batenian K.,62'4 West Mission
Baun Jasper, 915 Eighteenth
Becker Brothers, SE cor Sutter and
Leavenworth. SE cor Sutter and
Taylor, SE cor Geary and Larkin,
ami SE cor Turk and Larkin
Becker William, NW cor Mission and
Spear
Beckmann Brothers, NW cor Green-
wich and Taylor, and SW cor Green
and Hyde
Beckmann Peter W., NE cor Mission
ami Fifteenth
Beggs Ellen Mrs., 120 William
Behnemann & Jooi-t, SW cor Taylor
ando'Farrell
Behrens Brothers, NE cor Twenty-
fourth and I'otrero Av
Behrens Kr<Mlerii-k, 214 Eighth
Belrne Patrick, 123 Shipley
Benecke H. D., .520 Bruadway
Benning Anton, SW ror Montgomery
Av and Chestnut
Bensen (Conrad, 2029 Polk
Bjn.sen Henry, NE cor Sixth and Bry-
ant
Benton C. J., E s Howard, bet Twen-
ty-flf tb and Twenty-sixth
Bergin M. W., NW cor Harrison and
Ritch
Berroa Andres. 1328>^ Dupont
Bertolani P., NW cor Main and Folsom
Beverson Brothers, 570 Mission
Beversen Bros., SE cor Seventh and
Stevenson
Bielenberg Peter H., 31 Tehama
Billings D. R. & Co., 1311 Stockton
BlschotT Diedrlch. SW cor Gearv and
Jones
Bischoft- Frederick, SW cor Powell and
Vallt'Jo
Bischoff & L<^icken, 783 Harrison
Blakeley C, SW cor Powell and Cal-
ifornia avK
Blockhaus Frsderick, 814 Jackson
Biohm & Ofl'erman. cor Tenth and
Folsom, and cor Fourteenth and
Mission
Blohme John, NW cor Polk and Sut-
ter, and NE cor Tehama nnd Sec
Bockmann J. C, 535 Fourth
Boedeker & Spencer, NW cor Kearny
and Green
BoeseB., 913 Bryant
Bogcan Owen, NE cor Buchanan and
Bush
Bohan James A., 921 Howard
Bohan Patrick, 20 Rausch
Bona & Vanzini, NW cor Mission and
Twenty -second
Borbiia Jesus, 13:'.6 Dupont
Borchers T. W., 2300 Howard
Borrman George C, NW cor Eighth
and Howard
Boschen N., NE cor Fifth and Minna
Bose August, NW cor Folsom and
Rausch _
Bose Charles M., SE cor Ellis and FlU-
more
Bose Diedrlch, SW cor Howard and
Moss
Bose Frederick, SW cor Brannan and
Geneva
Botcher Albert. SW cor FeU and La-
guna
Bowe & FricKe, NE cor Sixteenth and
Potrero Av
Bowen Brothers, 432 Pine
Bowman William Jr., 1565 Market
Braga Frank, 415 Drumm
Brandt Frederick, 417 Third
Brandt Otto, 1038 Market
Brede Henrv J., 1501 Market
Bremer John H., NE cor Vallejo and
Larkin
Brennan Thomas, S s Twenty-fifth, bet
Church and Chattanooga
Breuer Hermann, NW cor Dupont and
Vallelo
Broad Charles E., NE cor Hyde and
Pine
Brockhoft' W. H., NW cor Twenty-
fourth and Bryant
Brophv John,NW cor Boardman and
Columbia PI
Browning <fe Scheele, NW cor Mission
and Nineteenth
Brownstone Isaac, NE cor Larkin and
Post
Brover John, 623 Second
Brunjes Diedrlch, W s Mission, 5 miles
from Did City hail
Brunjes Henrv, 4:J0 Brannan
Brunjes Jacob, SE cor Kearand Vallejo
Bruns Brothers, SE cor Mission and
Sixteenth
Bruns Nicholas, 617-'519 Davis
Buchanan James, NE cor Tehama and
Ninth
Buck John. NE cor Second and Clem
Bucking & Blister, 515 Bryant
Buckicv Timothv, 414 Clementina
Buehlriiann Frederick, NE cor Eighth
and Minna
Bullwlnckel John F., 25 Louisa
Burke Michael, N W cor Scott and ElUs
Burke William J., 1129 Howard
Burmelnter A. i Co., SW cor California
and Leavenworth
Burnham & Lynch, 1134 Market
Buschmann John, 269 Third
Bustlllos DiJores,3l3 Montgomery Av
Bntenop Henrv, 625 Pacific
Butt Christopher C.,SWcor Nineteenth
and Stevenson
Butt I'eter N., SE cor Sutter and La-
guna
Butielmann 0. D.. SW cor Twenty-
third and Mission
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Buxton * Co., Vn Fourth
Caccia Arnold, 421 Union
Cafcrata Antonio, 403 I'owell
Carney Timothy M., Mil Minna
Cambernous P. P., 30(i7 MissK)n
Canipe Froderkk, 218 Second
Cambe Ilenrv, SE cor Howard and
Twelfth
Canty Thomas, 523 Fourth
Cappel Bernard, SE cor Thirteenth and
ppei 1
Isis
Caralccl F., S\V cor Buchanan and
Ellis
Carlton Frank H., 20-22 Grand Western
Market
Carroll Brothers, NE cor Minna and
Third
Carroll Dennis, SE cor Capp and Sev-
enteenth
Carsten <fe Co., NW cor MiBBion and
Seventeenth
Carty Luke, 1329 Sansome
Casey Owen, 938 Brvani
Cassldy Edward, SE cor Post and Lar-
kin
Castagnetto Pietro, 1406 Dupont
Catania Joseph, SW cor California and
Larkin
Cattermole Charles H., NW cor Davis
and Brimdway, and SE cor Vallejo
and Blason
Cavagnaro Donienico, 626 Broadway
Cereghino Kocco, E s Mission, bet
Twentv-ninth and Thirtieth
Charbonnat F. & A., SE cor Ninth and
Itllnna
Checsraan Franklin S., NW cor Stev-
enson and Twentieth
Clancy Owen H., Elizabeth, bet Twen-
tv-third and Twentv-fourth
Cluft" Brothers, 40-42 Second and 9-11
Montgomery Av
ClnffW. B. A Co., 19 Sixth
CluffA DeWitt, 221-223 Third
Cohn Samuel, 501 Hayes
Collins Michael, SE cor Leavenworth
and Vallejo
Collins Patrick, 138 Fifth
Concannon Luke, 1577 Market
Connell Michael, NW cor Twenty-
fourth and Ellen Av
Connelly Timothy, 2529 Mission
Connerton Owen, NW cor Howard and
Ninth
Connolly Fanny, «)8 Folsom
Considine John, 211 Tehama
Constine Brothers, NW cor Ellis and
Larkin and SW cor Eddy and
Leavebworth
Cook George, 446 Clementina
Cooney John N., NE cor Mary and
Natoma
Cooney Thomas, 132 Ninth
Cordes Jacob, SE cor Valencia and
Twenty-sixth
Corkery & Quill, SW cor Fifth and
Howard
Cornahrens Herman, NE cor Sixth
and Howard
Costa John, 843 Pacific
Costello Michael, 230 Minna
Craig James, 629 Front
Cronin David, 159 Minna
Crowlev Cornehus, SM Third
Crowlev Daniel F., 1338 Washington
Crowley & Co., SW cor Twentieth and
Guerrero
CuUlgan Hannah Mrs., 218 Ritch
Cummins Thomas, SE cor Twenty-
second and Mission
Cuneen Arthur, SW cor Montgomery
and Filbert
Cuneo Joseph, NW cor Taylor and
Francisco
Curran John, SE cor Sixteenth and
Guerrero, and SW cor Twenty-
fourth and Chattanooga
Cnrtin James, 480 Jessie
Cusack Thomas, SW cor Brannan and
Clinton
Dahl & Co., NW cor Pacific and Mason
Dahmke Frederick, SE cor Berry and
Ritch
Daly Francis R-, SE cor Parker and
Columbia PI, JBernal Heights
Dangers Bros., NE cor Post and La-
gun a
Dankemeyer & Tostmann, SE cor
Geary and Dupont
Dannmeyer M. & Co., NW cor Sev-
enth and Mission
Dasmann William, 1701 Howard
Deasy John, SE cor Fifth and Shipley
Deckel Christian. 1.56 Berry
Decker John H., SWcor liyde and Cal
Decker Richard & Co., NW cor Grove
and Devlsadero
Deely James, SW cor Polk and Pine
Delaney Margaret Mrs., cor Wolsey
and San Bruno Road
Deslrello & Isola, SE cor Mission and
Godeus
Detels M. & Co.,SEcor Main and Har-
rison
Devany .John A., 16 Heron
Dickenson Elizabeth Mrs., SE cor
Leavenworth and California
Dickson & Nelson, NW cor Secood and
Bryant
Dieckmnnn & Rahlmann, SWcor Rail-
road and Fifteenth .\vs. South S.F.
Dlei« Henrv, 337 Third
Dieter Henry, 1606 Mission
Dillon Henry, SW cor San Jose Av and
Valley
Dillon Jeremiah, 1147 Howard
Dimmer Nicholas, SE cor Broadway
and Powell
Dissife Co., 957 Market
Dlx & Straub, NE cor Filbert and Fill-
more
Dolan Mary Mrs., NE cor Fulton and
Franklin
Dollard William, 929 Bryant
Donahue Moses, SW cor Twenty-sec-
ond and Fair Oaks
Donohue Cornelius J., 997 Bryant
Donisan Michael, 1317 Sansome
Donnelly Henry, E s Alaljama, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Donahue John C, NW cor Bryant
and Bryant Av
Donovan Cornelius, E s Sanchez, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty -third
Dooley Patrick, SE cor Bay and Hyde
Doran Joseph, SE cor Gilbert and
Brannan
Dorgeloh Brothers, 12n0 Mission
Dorman William F., NE cor Howard
and Fifteenth
Doecher Claus, NW cor Jackson and
Battery
Doscher Henry, SW cor Pierce and
O'Farrell
Doscher Henry, SW cor Shasta and
Jllchlcan
Doscher Henry & Co., 541 Natoma
Doscher & Von Bargen, SW cor McAl-
lister and Webster
Douglas Bros., SE cor Oak and Octavia
Downey Charlotte Mrs., 450 Tehama
Dreyer Diedrich, NE cor Illinois and
Napa
Driscoll Brothers, SB cor Fourth and
Minna
Drucker John, NE cor Sixth and Mis-
sion
Druhe John G., 1334 Howard
DufTey John, 651 Mission
Duffy Annie Mrs., 135 Freclon
DiiflfV Bridget Mrs., 315 Eighth
Duffv Edward, 914 Sanson! e
Dugan Jlichael H.. 1224 Folsom
Dugan Patrick, .520 First
Dunigan Mary Mrs., 326 Fifth
Dunlap John, 327 Tehama
Dunlar William, SE cor Grove and Bu-
chanan
Dunn John. 718!$ Stockton
Dunning Thomas, 253 Clara
Dunworth Peter, 19 Clinton
Durand Joseph, 143 Clara
Duveneck & Co., NW cor Seventeenth
and Dolores and SE cor Seven-
teenth and Eureka
Dwyer George, NE cor Dupont and
Francisco
Ebblnghaiisen Henrv. SE cor Third
and Howard
Bbbinghar.sen & Co., NW cor Twen-
ty-first and Mission
Eckhorst A Lehmus, NW cor Pierce
and Greenwich
Edwards William T., SE cor Twelfth
and Mission
Eggers Henry, 228 Brannan
Ehlen John P., 828 Clay
Ehlen & Co., 813 Washington
Elders Wiechen, SW cor Kearny and
A'allejo
Ehrichs Richaid, SE cor Battery and
Vallelo
Eldredge Benjamin G., 17 New Metro-
pohtnn Market
Ellen brock Frederick, NW cor McAl-
libter and Buchanan
Elliott Vincent, NE cor Pacific anf
Lnrkin
Ellison James, 335 Tenth
Elmers N icholas, NW cor Powell and
Greenwich
Engle & Miller, NE cor O'Farrell an<
Powell
Enrlght Edward P„ 226 Fifth
Enrlght John, 219 Fourth
Enrlght Patrick, 1131 Howard
Enrlght Patrick, SW cor Folsom ani
Main
Faber Richard, SW cor Pine and Fllia
more i
FABIAN BROTHERS, NWcor Stock-
ton and Filbert
Fahrenkrug Christian, 2300 Folsom
Fahrenkrug William, NE cor UowardI
and Seventh
Fanning John J.. NW cor Mason and]
Green
Fardy Dennis, E s San Bruno Koad,
nr Cortland A V
Farrell James, 458 Natoma
Farrell John. 323 Fourth
Fear Mary Mrs., 1213 Kearny
Fearon Mary Miss, 341 Jessie
Featherston Peter, 17 Zoe
Feehan Mary A. Mrs.. 142 First
Fehneman Minna Mrs., 2201 Larkin
Felbush Marcus, SW cor Franklin an I
Fulton
Feldmann John D., 765 Folsom
Fernau Charles E., 426 Natoma
Fett Charles, 931 Folsom
Fielitz William, NE cor Fourth ai: i
Folsorn
Fllliot Frank, 123 Minna
Finck William, 1019 Pacific
Finke Henry, SW cor Post and Bakt r
Finn James. 1121 Folsom
Finnegan John, 137 Hayes
Fitzgerald Bridget Mrs., SE corFif;!.
and Clara
Fitzgerald James, 560 Mission
Fitzgerald James, SW cor Sutter and
Devlsadero
Fitzgerald Luke, 223 Perry
Fitzgerald Patrick, 525 Mission
Fitzpatrick & O'Brien, 106 Fourth
Fltzsimmons John, cor York and
Twenty-third
Flanagan John, 122 Langton
Flanagan Michael, SE cor Third and
Clementina
Flannagan James B., 537 Bryant
Flannelly Mary Mrs., 124 Freelon
Flinn P. T. & Son, SW cor Howard
and Eighth
Flinn Thomas R., SE cor Mission and
Eighth
Flo.vd & Co., 12 Fourth
Foley Edmond, NW cor Montgomer\
and Alta PI
Foplano Frank, E 6 Mission, nr Twen-
tv-ninth
Francis Aaron, 2100 Bush
Free Brothers, 819 Market
French T. J. & Co. 2331 Mission
Friedrich Bros., SW cor Sixteenth and
Second .\v
Frisch John W., 132 Seventh
Gaerdes Bros., 534 First
Gaestel Joseph, 1016 Kearny
Gagllardo & Chichizola, 725 Sansome
Gaillard Pierre, 1426 Dupont
Galvin Martin, NE cor Eighth and
Shipley
Gargan Ed ward, SW cor Boardman and
Columbia PI
Garibaldi Giusseppi, 525 Fnirm
Garland & Co., NW cor Fillmore and
Bush
Garms Peter, 20 Everett
Gasque H. F., 701 (j'Farrell
Gavin .Tohn, 21 Natoma
Gavin Mary Mrs., is J^ Welsh
Gearty James, 224 Clara
Geary Dennis, NE cor Folsom and
Fremont
Gehrt Henry, 703 Dupont
Georg Franz, NW cor Twenty-fourth
and Church
Gerhow Frederick, 2-4 Mission
Gerrity Martin, 12 Harrison Av
Giblin .Tames, NW cor Zoe aid Freelon
Giese Bros., NE cor Battery and Pae .
Gilbert James, S s Twenty-dfih, bet
Chattanooga and Dolores
GlUeran Edward, 241 Fourth
Gleason Patrick F., 1717 Jessie
Glootz Adolph, SW cor Way and Dup
Glootz John P. M., 700 Jackson
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Godvln Mary M. Mr8., 225 Eighth
Goefjen Bros., 1319 Sacramento
Goetlen 11. & J., NE cor Uyde and
Jackson
Goet7.e Henry, SW cor Post and ^Veb-
Bier
Gorhani Michael C, NW cor Annie
and Jessie
Gorman Martin, 223 Folsom
Goiigli John. 1016 Bryont
Graham John T., S b Twenty-seventh,
bet Gunnison Av and Columbia PI
Graham A Lincoln, 401 Hayes
Grant Patrick, NL cor Fifteenth and
Minna
Greene Michael F., NW cor Laguna
and Fell
Gregglns Bridget Mm., 25 Clinton
Grelner Frederick, NW cor Si.\th and
Jessie
Gremke Henry F., SE cor Michigan and
Shasta
Griffin Michael, NE cor Fnlton and
Buchanan
Grosbauer J. F. & Son, SE ccr Fell
and Gough
Grosskurth William, 1329 Piipont
Grote Henry F. Mrs., NE cor Brode-
rlck and Geary
Groth David, NW cor Sutter and Web-
ster
Groth <fe Eggers, NE cor O'Farrell and
Leavenworth
Gudehus Frederick, 316 Pupont
Gunter August, NW cor Fillmore and
Hermann
Haake & Diedrichs, SE cor Eddy and
Leavenworth
Haake <fc Hagedom,SEcor Bryant and
Klncon PI
Hacke Christopher, 810 Sacramento
Hagen Henry S..SE cor Dnncan and
Sanchez
Hanlev Mary Mrs., NE cor Butte and
Florida
Hanna Patrick R., NE cor Twenty-
fourth and Columbia
Hans George J., NW cor Dnpont and
Chestnut
Hans AVilliam, NE cor Stockton and
Greenwich
Hansen George J., SE cor Polk and
Turk
Hartigan P., NW cor First and How
Hartter Louis, 621 Mission, and 120
Fifth
Harty & Guthrie, 213 Broadway
Harvev Edward E., 2115 Howard
HarveV N. Miss, 117 Kills
Haselt'ine Eobert E., 423 Davis
Ha^smcr Valentine, 933 M'ashington
Hastedt Ferdinand C. W., SE cor
Morton and Stockton
Hastedt 4 Ernst, NE cor Clay and
Stockton
Havev Bernard J., 53 Everett
Hawley C. J. & Co., 215-217 Sutter
Haydcn Mary Mrs. N s Moulton, bet
Fillmore and Stelner
Haves Patrick, 123 Silver
Haves Thomas, 4.38 ThU-d
Healev James P., SW cor Baker and
Sutter
•Heldhoff Albert H., 16 Eddy
Heidm inn Henry, SW cor Folsom and
Spear
Hens J. D. A Co., NW cor Fremont
and Folsom
Hcins William, 12.36 Union
Heitmau & Bunger, NW cor Bush and
Jones
Helbush Henry. NE cor Polk and Clay
Helms Henry W., SW cor Sixth and
Mission
Helms .John E. A., 18 Seventh
Hcmpel Hermann E., NW cor Scott
and Sacramento
Hencken Martin, NW cor Fourth and
Tehama
Henschen John, SE cor Ellis and
Stelner
Herold Conrad, 19-21 Zoe
Herrick John H.. SE cor Ellis and Polk
Heuor Philip, SW cor Montgomery Av
and Lombard
Heyer Albert, -SOO Third
Hickev Edwnr.i. 16.30 Mission
HIgel Alois, SW cor Ecker and Lick
AUey
HIggins Margaret Mrs., 1116 FoUom
and 40 Langton
Hlland Mary B. Mrs ,720 Market
Hiltlebrnnil William C., NE cor Wil-
liam and O'Farrell
Hildedrandt Henry, 208 Sutter
HlUlebrandt <& Knop, SE cor Broadway
and Slontgomcry
Hillebrnnil Henry 520 Fourth
Hlllen Dietrich H., NE cor Pine and
Lark In „
Hlnck Henrv J., SE cor Ellis and Polk
Hink & Helns, NE cor Dupont and
Greenwich
Hirl Isabella Mrs., 116 Welsh
Hoffman George, NW cor Howard and
Twentv-sfcond
Hofl'mann William, SE cor Page and
Octavla
Hogan Martin C, NW cor Vallejo and
Leavenworth
Hogan Michael L., NE cor Bowie Av
and Eleventh
Hoqer Ernest, 525 Washington
Hoijes John H., NW cor Sixth and
Folsom
Holland .Joseph, SW cor Fremont and
Folsom
Holllngs Henrv,SWcorLarkinand Post
Hollman Henry, NW cor Mission and
Twentv-fourth
Holmes Thomas R., 339 Sutter
Holmes W. H., NE cor Columbia and
Twenty-sixth
Holsten John B., SE cor Union and
Kearny
Holtermann <fc HoUings, SB cor Pine
and Webster
Holtmeler Henry, NE cor Filbert and
Taylor
Horigen William, NE cor Leaven-
worth and Bernard
Hovet Albert A., 221 Tyler
Hulsmann Frederick H., NE cor Hyde
and Pacific
Humphrey James. 516 Geary
Hurley Patrick, W b Nebraska nr
Twentv-slxtn
Husing Albert, NE cor Mission and
Fifth
Husing <fe Brede, NE cor Broadway
and Montgomery
Hutchlns & Richardson, SW cor
Twenty-fourth and Bryant Av
Hutchinson Alvinza A., 310 Stockton
Iburg Wllllnm M., 5 Belden PI
IsBendorf Frederick, SW cor Howard
and Beale
Jacobl Albert, SW cor Montgomery
and Pacific
Jacobsen Peter, 2 '19 Mason
Jacobv Sadie Mrs., 1222 Folsom
Jaenecke <fc Brune, SE cor Third and
Harrison
Jakobs John C, SE cor Jackson and
Buchanan
Jansen Frederick, NE cor Harrison
and Beale
Jansen Lars, SW cor Post and Hvde
Janssen Frederick A., NE cor Mission
and Twentv-third
Jarvis * Dutro, SW cor Pacific and
Davis
Jasper Ernest R., SW cor Powell and
Jackson
Jensen Frederick, NE cor Harrison
and Beale
Johannsen Frederick, NW cor O'Fnr-
rell and Mason
Johnson Henry, gW cor California and
Larkln
Johnson Otto, NE cor Broadway and
Keamv, and 49 Minna
Jones William, 18 Fifth
Joo.st B. <fe M., SW cor Eighteenth and
Hartford
Joost Jacob, NW cor Stockton and
Francisco
Joost M. & Bro., SW cor Fourteenth
and Noe, and SW cor Gough and
McAllister
Junck Bros.. SE cor Sacramento and
Prospect PI
Junck Richard, 1016 Clay
Kaechele & Roller, SE cor Fulton
and Octavla
Kahrs John, SW cor First and Minna
Kalvelage Clemens, SW cor Franklin
and Fell
Knmpe Frederick W., 38 Natoma
Kane James. SW cor First and Te-
hama
Kane James, N s Jersey, bet Vlcks-
burg and Sanchez
Kane John, 11 Gilbert
Kappke Henry F., 739 Union
Karstens Charles, NE cor Jackson and
Sansome
Kanfmann Fritz, NE cor Fifth and
Clara
Kean Catherine. 15!^ Nevada
Kearney Patrick, NW cor Leaven-
worth and Pacific
Keegan Peter, 422 Clementina
Kelleher Maruaret Miss, 57 Langton
Keller & Jensen, SW cor Leavenworth
and Pacific
Kellv Ann Mrs., 220 Langton
Kcllv Peter, 2:i5 Fell
Kelting <fe TIetJen, SW cor Washing-
ton and East
Kenealv David, NE corSixth and Bran
Kennedy Dennis, SW cor Eddy and
Pierce
Kenny John, NW cor Pacific and Sal-
mon
Klernan Thomas, SE cor Mission and
Powell Av
Klnne Thomas H., NW cor Oak and
Octavia
Kltto Orlando, SE cor Minnesota and
Solano
Klarman John Mrs., E s San Bruno
Road, bet Twenty-seventh and
Twentv-eighth
Klein Ernst, NW cor Twenty-second
and Folsom
Klein & Brother, SE cor Tyler and Bu-
chanan
Klunder John, SW cor Jackson and
Dnimm
Knoche Henry, 423 Third
Knust Henry, SW cor Folsom and
Fourth
Koch Edward, NW cor Polk and Val-
lejo
Koehncke August, NE cor Seventh and
Natoma
Koerner JohnN.,SE cor Market and
Pearl
Kohlman Solomon. 216 Sixth
Kohn Henry, 408 Folsom
Kuhrn William M., NW cor Page and
Franklin
Kolkmann Hermann, SE cor Geary
and Hvde
Koning Max, SW cor Dupont and Fil-
bert
Koopmann Elizabeth Mrs., 1507 Frank-
lin
Kostering Charles, 1115 and 1758 Fol-
som
Kramer Jacob, SW cor Dupont and
Greenwich
Kreve John, SW cor First and Natoma
Kroeger Herman A.. IfiOO Polk
Kroenke & Lutjens, NE cor Twenty-
sixth and Mission
Kruger & Holllngs, SE cor Geary and
Mason
Kuehmclster Henry W., 1234 Broad-
wav
Kuhlmann DIederich, NW cor Fourth
and Brannan
Kurtz Adolph, SE cor Twelfth and
Folsom
Laats Charies, SW cor Harrison and
Garden
Lachmund John, SE cor Ellis and
Pierce
Lacoste John, NW cor Montgomery
Av and Lombard
Laffl Lucio, SW cor Fourteenth and
Natoma
Lake & Sweetser, (KtS Market
Lakely Brine, NW cor Bryant and
Park Av
Lakeman Adolph, NWcor Clementina
and Fourth
Lane John J., NK cor Fifth and Clem
Lange & Mehrtens, NW cor Dolores
and Twentv-s(!Cond
Lasar David, 52 Centre Market
Lawler Francis, SW cor Minna and
M.iry
Lawlor Michael, 411 Fifth
Lebtnliaiini, Goldtierg & Co., 1447 Polk
Lebenbanm L. * Co.. .529 Kearny
Lebenbaum A (.(.Iclberg, 121 Pobt
Lee James 1)., US Fnlton
Lee Sufa!i Mrs., 215 T"nth
Lehrke Henry, SE cor Mariposa and
Indiana
Leiscn Geary H., NE cor Union and
Leavenworth
Lei ventiert: Albert H., NEccr Fourth
and Brvant
Lemaire Anton, 114 Seventh
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Lemaitre Hyppolit*, 12)1 Powell
Lenikan John, SW cor Sutter and
Stockton
Lemmermaun Hermann, NWcorPost
and JIasun
Lemmermann Richard, SW cor Valen-
c a and Kldley
Lemmemiann & Atzeroth, SW cor
Eddy and Buchanan
Lenormand Brothers, SW cor Dupont
and Pine
Leonhordt Paul, SE cor Devisadero
and Geary
Lesfsmann Joseph, NE cor Bush and
Lark Id
Levy Baruch, 537 Clay
Levy Pepple, SW cor Jack and Mason
Lewis Louise Mrs., N s Halght, bet
Webster and Fillmore
Liebenberg Albert H., NE cor Fourth
aud Bryant
Lincoln & Parkin 511 Sixteenth
Llnehan John, N\V cor Twenty -third
and Dolores
LIuehan Marv Mrs., -10 First
Lin<le> Annetta Le X.. 312 Fifth
Lipnian Geor,je, 534 Mfnna
LlvinKf.ton Lazarus J.. 1010 Polk
Lohmann & Frlrechs, SW cor Tenth
and Folsom
Loomls Teresa Mrs., 44 First
Lottritz John, NW cor Sixteenth and
Rondel PI
Luhrs John, 600 Broadwav
Luna Romulo, SE cor Dupont and
Vallejo
LuBtenberger Hubert, SW cor Mason
and Greenwich
Lydon Panlel, 317 Tehama
Lynch Hannah, 470 Tehama
Maahen Martin, 35 Louisa
Maass Henry F.,624 Fourth
Magncr Brother-:, 815 Broadway
Magner Frank .!., 22 T.anston
Magorty Hu^h, 2815 California
Maher Dennis F., 441 Jessie
Maher Edward D., NE cor Sacramento
and Taylor
Mahonev Johanna Mrs., 19 Tehama
Mftiilredini Pietro & Co., 124 PaciSc
Mangels Brothers, SW cor Market and
Pearl
Mangels C. & Co., SW cor Mission and
Third
Mangels Frank, SE cor Twenty-first
and Howard
Mangels Henry, NW cor Folsom and
Twentieth
Mangels & Hedemann, NW cor Rall-
. road and Eleventh A vs. South S. F.
Mangoin Frederick, 1701 Market
Mans &, Staude,815 Pacific
Mansfield Richard, SW cor Eighth and
Natoma
Mariani Stephen, SE cor Columbia and
Twenty-third
Martens John, SW cor Geary and
Stelner
Maschio G., Old San Jose Road,bet Ber-
nal Station and Industrial School
Mass & Rathjen, SW cor Bush and
Stockton
Masterson William E., NWcor Eighth
and Nafonia
Mathe Charles, 730 Bush
Mattfeldf & Hustedt, 20 Frederick
Mau William K. 4 Co., 1022 Maiket
Mayer Henry, SW cor Geary and La-
guna
Mayer Philip, NW cor Eleventh and
Natoma
Maver Richard, SW cor Howard and
Eleventh
Mayrhofor Peter, 613 Brannan
McAulltfe Daniel, NW cor Alabama
and Twenty-second
McCabe Bernard, 20 Anthony
McCarthy Charles D., SW cor Howard
and Harriet
McCarthy David, NE cor Florida and
Butte
McCarty John, NE cor Dolores and
Twentv-second '
McCarthy Wolfe T., SW cor Hayes and
Buchanan
McCarthy Timothy, eO'l Natoma
McCloskey * Co., SW cor Folsom and
Folsom Av
McCone Robert, SE cor Harrison and
Beale
McCooey Owen, 961 Bryant
McCormack John, NE cor Tyler and
Jones
McCormack Patrick, NW cor Sierra
and Georgia
McCormick Hugh, NW cor Taylor and
Filbert
McCoy & Gallagher, SE cor Howard
and Eighth
McCreagh Thomas. 919 Harrison
McDermott B. F., 132 Eleventh
McDermott Thomas, 922 Howard
McDevitt Edward, 109 Shipley
McDonald Kate Mrs., NAV cor Seven-
teenth Av and Q. South S. F.
McDonough Bridget, 10 .Jessie
McDouough Matthew, 724 Howard
McElroy .\ndrew, 6'12 Mission
McGinnis Edward, SW cor Alabama
and Twenty -fourth
McGovem Peter J., 325 Sixteenth
McGowan Patrick .\., NW cor Frank-
lin and Ivy Av
McGrane H. & Co., NE cor Folsom and
Fifth
McGreal Patrick, SW cor Seventh and
Bryant
McGregor Elizabeth, E s Mission nr
Twenty-ninth
McGuire Henry, cor Church and Dun-
can
McGuire Philip, SW cor Market and
Potter
McLarkey James, NW cor Webster
and Filbert
McMunay Patrick, SE cor Brady and
(."olton
McNamara Marv Mrs., 10 Converse
Medau Gerhardt H., 1401 Baker
Mebrtens Brothers, SW cor Sacramen-
to and Polk
Meier Christopher, NW cor Taylor
and Pacific
Meisel Henry C. NEcor Fifteenth and
Dolores
Meisel Hermann .\., NE cor Mont-
gomery and Union
Meiyer C, XW cor Point Lob^s Av
and Cook
Melony William W., SE cor Montgom-
ery and Valleio
Mendelsohn David, SE cor Geary and
Webster
Menke Henry, SWcor Sacramento and
Stockton
Mentel William, 634 Broadway
Mersing John B., NW cor Folsom and
Eighth
Merz William, SE cor Sutter and Pow
Mesenburg Henry, 34 Jessie
Mey-nborg .\ugust, SE cor Pacific and
Front
Meyer Bernard, 233 Fifth
Meyer Brothers <S Gaerdes, SW cor
Bush and Pierce
Meyer Charles, NE cor Fol and Beale
Meyer Diedrich, NW cor Folsom and
Eleventh
Meyer Henry, 1046 Folsom
Meyer John. NW cor Twentieth and
Shotwell
Meyer John H., 368 Th rd
Meyer John W., 799 Mission
Meyer Louisa G. Mrs., 204 Steuart
Meyer ^latthlas D., SW cor Stockton
and Washington
Meyer & AKmann, 16 Sacramento
Meyerback Solomon, SE cor Mason and
Green
Meyn Peter, 1.520 Folsom
Mlchaells Henry F., NW cor Twenty-
ninth and Dolores
MIchnlsen Rasmus T., 21 Alta PI
Mlddlehotr Gerrett F., NW cor Grove
and Laguna
Miller John, NW cor Montgomery and
Union
Miller John, 16Cheslev
Miller William H., 319 Green
Miller A Reese, SW cor Shotwell and
Twenty-third
Mitchell John & Son, SE cor Harrison
and Twoiitv-fonrth
Mohlf.'ldt&Wallnianu, NWcor O'Far-
rell and Jones
Mohr & .^tetfcns, NE cor Polk and
Pacific Av
Mohrniann K. & C>., 8 W cor Broad-
way and Ki>arnv
Moisant Alfred, 13 Van Ness Av
Mollor William, NE cor Dupont and
Filbert
Moloney Jercmiati, .535 Stevenson
Monsees Henrv,7.')6 Brvnnt
Mooney Daniel J., 1800 Market
Moran Frank, 422 Fourth
Moriarty Daniel, SE cor Twenty -third
and York
Moriarty Patrick, N 6 Twenty -third,
bet York and JSrjant
Moriarty Robert, SW cor Hyde and
Broadway
Morrissey .\nn Mrs., 210 Fifth
Mues Charles, NE cor Front and Pac
Mullally John, SW cor Harrison and
Langton
Mullane Michael, 446 Natoma
Muller Henry, NW cor Garden anfl,
Brvant
Murken Jlartin, NW cor Grove and
Buchanan
Murphy Dennis T., SE cor Seventh
and Folsom
Murphy Patrick W.,1641 Mission
Murphy & McVeigh, NW cor Leaven-
worth and Ellis
Murray Elizabeth, 83 Clementina
Muus <fe Rohweder, 839 Broadway
Nachtigall F. Mrs., NW cor Post and
Broderick
Nolson Heurv, NE cor Bryant and
Stanlv I'l
Neumann Gustave, 1144 Folsom
Neunaber Henry, SW cor Beale and
Folsom
New George, 604 Natoma
Nicholds Mary Mrs.. 308 Tehama
Niemann John, 413 Jones
Niese Frederick, 913 Hanison
Nobmann Christopher, 2031 Fillmore
Nolle August F., SE cor Hyde and FU-
bert
Nolle Charies R., 3004 Mission
Noonan John, ;J26 Broadway
Nonlbruch Henry L., 642 Jackson
Nuhrenberg Charles, NW cor Broad-
way and Polk
O'Brien Peter, 111 Vallejo
O'Brien Thomas, 6.50 Mission
O'Connor Hugh, 522 Ninth
O'Connor James & Co., NE cor Geary
and Taylor
O'Connor Richard, 718 Clementina
6'Donnell Edward, SW cor Lyon and
Post
O'Halloran Thomas, NE cor Twenty-
fourth and Ca.'^tro
O'Neill John, 636 Minna
O'Neill Patrick. 23 Clara
O'Rourkc Bedella Mrs., SWcor Kearny
and Union
O'Rourke Patrick, NW cor Hampshire
and Twentv-fifth
Offermann C. H., NW cor Bnsh and
Dupont
Olsen HansC, NE cor Eighteenth and
Dolores
Olsen Martin, NW cor Greenwich and
Montcomerv
Osthofi John H.. NE cor Twenty -sec-
ond and Alabama
Otten Claus, SW cor Post and Octavla
Otten & Cordes, NW cor Stockton and
Vallejo
Oulton Milledge,750 Brannan
Pah I Richard H., NE cor Dupont and
Pine
Parr Marv A. Mrs., 1122 Harrison
Partmann G<rhard L, NW cor Fifth
and Fols.>m
Patterson George W. H., NE cor Church
and Thirtieth
Pattison John, SE cor Twenty-eighth
and Church
Paul! Gustav J., NE cor Green and
Montgomery
Paulson Hermann, SW cor Turk and
Taylor
Paulsi'n John E., 263 Stevenson
Paulsen Wllllom, NE cor Eighteenth
and Valencia
Pepota Michael, 1501 Dupont
Peterson <fe Palmer, 716 Market
PettenatI Peter, 102S Kearny
Pfeltrer Kate Mrs., SW cor Twenty-
second and Folsom
Pfi>rr Chrl^tlan, 230 Jessie
Phoedovlus A Co., 1313 Mission
Pill Jacob, 21 Sixth
Pistolofil .\iigusf , 752 Washington
Pitt Elisabeth Sirs., 457 Tehama
Plath John, NW cor Ellis and Stelner
Plummer George E., 12 Centre Market
Pohlker John H., NW cor Howard and
Twenty-sixth
Porcella <t Oulnasso, NW cor Dupont
and Green
Postel AmanduB C. F.,SE cor Twenty-
sixth and Alabama
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Po6t«l Clirlstlan D., SE cor Taylor and
I'aciac
Postel John, SW cor Sixteenth and
Howard
Power Bernard, SW cor JoQes and
Vallpjo
Powers John, NWcorHyde and Union
Powers Michael, NW cor Eighth and
Clementina
Pracht AuBUst, NW cor Sacramento
and Steiner
Prenderuast Catherine Mrs., 228 Fol
Prlen Henrv, 1137 Harrison
Priest Thomas F., 670 Clementina
Prior K. Mrs., 167 Silver
Puckhaber John, SW cor Fifteenth Av
and 1', South S. F.
Pult Hannah Y., Mrs. 17 Lewis
Puvogcl John, NE cor Callt'ornla and
Larkin
Rafferty Michael, 206 Clara
Ravn Hans, SWcor Dupont and Union
Keardon A. J., W s San Bruno Road,
nr Twenty-seventh
Reardon Blarearet Mrs., 225 Perry
Reeckmann Aniandus, NE cor Powell
and Franc! fco
Regan IJ., 26S Stevenson
Ret,'an Johanna Mrs., 268 Clara
Re^an John F., 21 Minna
Reid Catharine, 106 Ninth
Reld George \V., SE cor Jones and
I'acitic
lieilly Bernard, 137 Shipley
Beillv James, 1710 Leavenworth
Relnhart & Marks, 649 Minna
Kick born Fernando, SW cor Oak and
fjongh
Eldille Maurice, NE cor Sixteenth and
Howard
Riechers <fe Harms, SW cor Larkin and
Kills
RIstow John, NW cor Turk and Van
Ness Av
Eoaih Lawrence, NE cor York and
Twenty-fourth
Robbins John W., SE cor Alabama and
Twentv-second
Kohde .John, SW cor Clav and Taylor
Rohrs Dledrich, SW cor Clay and Ma-
son
Rohrs John D., SW cor Mission and
Eleventh
Romberg William, 1049 Howard
Roonoy James J., E s Potn^ro Av, bet
Sixteenth and El Dorudo
Rosentreter Otto, S s Lombard, bet
Sansome and Montgomery
Rothschild Henry, NE cor Ellis and
Powell
Rouard Joseph, NW cor Liberty and
Townsend
Rourke Charles, SW cor Bryant and
Park Av
Bover Dledrich, NE cor Folsom and
Eighth
Runde Chrlstoch H., NW cor Eight-
eenth and Sherman
Runge Gustav M., SW cor Union and
OctavSa
Russell Margaret, NE cor Sanchez and
Twenty-ninth
Evan James, 116 Seventh
Ryan James W., SE cor Fifth and
Minna
Ryan Thomas, 941 Bryant
SAiehorn Hermann, 520 Union
Sahnke Hermann G., SE cor Sixteenth
and Dolores
Salomon Newman, 66 Centre Market
Sammy George, NE cor Tyler and
Larkin
Sanckcn It Burmeister, NE cor Eddy
and Steiner
Sanders Charles, NE cor Eighteenth
and Shotwell
Sandersfeld Frederick T., NW cor
Jackson and Tieavenworth
Sarano John, NW cor Gough and
Union
Sars Edward, 715 Natoma
Sbarboro <t Co.. 531 Washington
Scheper Andreas, NW cor Pine and
Broderick
Scheper Carsten, SW cor Capp and Fif-
teenth
Scheper John H., NEcorCiay and Lar-
kin
Schepi'r Joseph, SEcor Fifth and Perry
Schlnkel Otto, SW cor Ninth and
Bryant
Schlechtweg Charle-', 1721 Howard
Schleef John H., 815 Jackson
Scblesselmann John H., NE cor Turk
and Fillmore
Schllchtlng Henry F.. 449 Fifth
Sclilingniaii & Mar.v, SE cor Bartlett
and Twcntv-sl.\th
Schloss Benjamin & Co., 1028 Larkin
Schluter John H., NE cor Second and
Howaril
Schnlbbe Christian. 16.')7 Mission
Schnlttgor Henry, -.SI? Fillmore
Scholle Anthony, NE cor Turk and
Leavenworth
Schortemeler Herman H. , 816 Cal
Schott Charles, SE cor Brannan and
Clinton
Schottler Antone, NE cor Vallejo and
Montgomery
Schrader A Lehmann, 4-55 Stevenson
Schrlcfer Dledrich H., 155 Natoma
Schroder Cla.is, SW cor Franklin and
McAllister
Schroder Henry, NE cor Grove and
Gough
Schroder Herman, NW cor Gough and
Fell
Schroder Herman, NW cor EUls and
Webster
Schroder John F., NE cor Drumm and
Sacramento
Schroder John H., NW cor Geary and
Buchanan
Schroder John H., 3-30 Vallejo
Schroeder William J. H., 117 Second
Schroth Julius, SW Hayes and Polk
Schubert Augurt, NW cor Nineteenth
and Howard
Schuldt Hermann,4.34 Third
Schulken Brothers, SW cor Taylor and
Bush
Schulken Jullns, SW cor McAllister
and Octavia
Schnltheis Henry, NW cor Polk and
Clay
Schultz Theodore, 426 Green
Schultz William, SW cor First and
Bryant
Schumacher E. A., SW cor Nineteenth
an<l Mission
Schumacher <fe Wilkens. SE cor Va-
lencia and Twenty-firtt
Schunemanii Henry, SW cor Shipley
and Fifth
Schutte John H., NE cor Battery and
Green
Schutte Louis, NE cor Market and Noe
Schwartz Dledrich, SE cor Twenty-
fourth and Valencia
Schwartz & Husing, SEcor Eighteenth
and Mission
Scullv jL-remlali, 1313 Sansome
SeeDeck Ernst E., NW cor Turk and
Scott
Seeger A., SE cor Bush and Powell
Selk Charles, 2.>4 .lessie
Sephton Martha Mrs., 543 Howard
Shannon John B., SE cor Grove and
Octavia
Shea Timothy, SW cor Bryant and
Converse
Shohay Frank, 923 Pacific
Sickler & Johnson, NE cor Second and
Natoma
Siebe Ludwig, NE cor Everett and
Fourth
Siem John, SW cor Second and Bran-
nan
Sievers Charles, 734 Broadway
Simon Theodore, NW cor Larkin and
Geary
Skelton John, 1.30 Shipley
Skipper J. C. Mrs. 20i Fifth
Skowran Joseph, NE cor Filbert and
MaH<jn t
Sloane Bernard, W s Tehama, bet Nor-
wich and Precita Av, B. H.
Smadeke William, SW cor Eighth and
Mission
Smith Edward W., 123 Seventh
Smith Louis, 641 California
Smith A Merkens, 10 \\ ashlngton
Sohl John, NE cor Mason and Fran-
cisco
Sonnenberg Louis R., SE cor Post and
Stockton
Sorensen William, NE cor McAllister
and Laguna
Sparrow Joi-eph, 33 Clementina
Speckman F. F., NE cor Fourth and
Mission
Staats J. F., a55 Harrison
Sfaniford Julia .Mrs., 120'.'. Townsend
Stapelfeldt William, Nfi cor Waller
and Fillmore
SteSens A Rclneckc, SE cor Folsom
and Main
StegeiCo.,719 Pacific
Stclmke Fritz, NW cor Eddy and
Pierce
Stein Alexander D., SW cor Valencia
and Nineteenth
Stelling Ciaus, NE cor Ellis and
Devisadero
Stevens Henry, S s Twenty-fourth, bet
Castro and N<je
Stewart .fames, l'.r26 Bush
Stewart A Birkeland, NW cor Twenty-
fourth and Folsoni
.Stoeven Henry, 1627 Powell
Stolz Frederick, 201 Valencia
Stone William. 2(r29 Pacific Av
Stoppelkamp A. H. Mrs., SE corStock-
tcm and llnlon
Sturken & Hollings, NW cor Third
and Brannan
Sullivan Daniel, 4.»'4 Tehama
Sullivan Daniel, 538 Fourth
Sullivan Daniel, 1214 Bryant
Sullivan J. Mrs., 19 Everett
Sullivan Thomas, 1701 Mission
Summers John, 2710 Folsom
Swansey Peter A., 38 Kitch
Sweenev John, 729 Brannan
Swordstream K. J., 336 Fourth
Tamm John W.. NW cor Post and
Tay or
Taufer Agnes Mrs., 328 Broadway
Thode John W., NE cor Hayes and
Laguna
Thomford Henry A., NW cor Mont-
gomerv Av and Filbert
Tieck John F. R.,SE cor Post and Jones
Tiedemann Martin, NW cor McAllis-
ter and Gough
Tiedemann & Schomacker, NW cor
Powell and Pacific
Tlegeler .fohn H., 18 Natoma
TIetten Henry, NW cor Broadway and
Leavenworth
Tletjen Hermann, 520 Pine •
Tobbenboske J. Henry, SWcorSecond
and Howard
Tobelmann Henry, SE cor Hayes and
Franklin
Tomalty Patrick J., SW cor Sixth and
Minna
Tonjes & Co., NW cor Seventeenth
and Church
Toohey Cornelius W., 604 Market
Toomev Luke, .551 Howard
Trainof John, 224 Ritch
Ti-uelson Theodore, SE cor Sacra-
mento and Leavenworth
TuUey John, NW cor Sansome and
Union
Tweithmann Nicholas, NE cor Folsom
and Tenth
Van Hortan Lewis, NW cor Sixth and
Brannan
Veimekohl Brothers, NW cor Jones
and Pacific
Verbarg Henry, 156 Clnra
Verdenhalven John, SW cor Sixth and
Harrison
Vollers Charles, 971 Harrison
VoUmer John J., SE cor Turk and
Franklin
Von Glahn Christian, SEcor Minnaand
Fourteenth
Von Glahn Jihn H., NE cor Twenty-
second and Chattanooga
Von Hadeln John, NW cor Powell and
Green
Von Harten Louis, NW cor Brannan
and Sixth
Von Soosten & Ahrens, SW cor Fol-
som and Sixteenth
Von Staden D. C, SW cor Steuart and
Mission
Waller C. A Bro., SE cor Oak and
Gough
Waller A Fisher, SE cor Jackson and
I)rumm
Walter Herman A., 231 Tenth
Warnken H. F., NW cor Dapont and
FranclNCO
Waterman J. G., SW cor Jackson and
Montgomery
Weber T. H. , SW cor Boycc and Point
Lobos Av
Wehr Charles, SW cor Stockton and
Clav
Welch iJrIdget Mrs., 1.38;^ Shipley
Wellbrock & Schroder, 214 Davis
Welsh James, NW cor Greenwich and
Larkin
Werthelmer A Simon, 735 O'Farren
J. GUNDLACH & CO. ''"^- »' ""'
CALIFORNIA WINES & BRANDIES.
Proprietors RMlielarfll, sonomi
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Wherity P. & Son, NW cor First and
Tehama
Wiebalk Nicholas, SW cor Polk and
Bush
Wieholdt Brothers, NW cor Valencia
and Twentieth
Wllhelml Elizabeth Mrs., N s Twenty-
eighth, bet Church and Sanchez
Wllkens Matthias, NE cor Chestnut
and Mason
Wllkens W. & Co., SW cor Third and
Brannan
Williams John, 1506 Powell
Wingate B. N., SE cor Twenlv-seventh
and Gunnison Av, B. H.
WlrikeUnaun Henry, S W cor Hayes and
Laguna
Winter John F., SW cor Mason and
Filbert
Winter John H., NW cor Bush and
Franklin
Wintjen John, SW cor Gearv and De-
visadero
Witpen Diedrich, NW cor Dupont and
Broadway
Witschen Henry, SE cor Eighth and
Bryant
M'ltte Charles, W s Georgia, het Shasta
and Sierra
Witte WiUiam, SE cor PoweU and
Vallejo
Witzel J. F. & Brother, NWcor Davis
and Pacific
Wobber Brothers, NW cor PoweU and
Lombard
Wobber Henry, NE cor Geary and
Leavenworth
Woest John P., NE cor .Twenty -first
ajid Valencia
AVolfElias, San Miguel Station
Woltcrs Brothers, NE cor Twentieth
and Guerrero
Wolters William, 31 Clementina
Worsham W. S. & Co., SW cor Tyler
and }?yde
Wred^Diedrich, NE cor Seventeenth
and Guerrero
Wright Mitchell. 20 Sixth
WuW" Brothers, NE cor Sixth Av and
L, South S. F.
Wulzen Diedrlch H., NE cor Ninth
and Foleom
Wulzen Frederick,, SE cor Twenty-
third and Fair Onks
Ziegelmeyer Anthony, SW cor Sixth
and Brvnnt
Zlerenberc & Staraer, 721 Folsom
Zimmer George W., 422 Post
Ciun Powder.
(See Powder.)
HAR
(-S'ee Bags.)
Onns and Sportine ]Mater-
ialH.
Allen E. T. (agent) .'il.^ Market
Adams C, 50S Commercial
AKMES & DALLAM (lishlng tackle)
115-117 Front
Browning August, 651 Clay
Clabrough .1. P. A Brwther, 630 Mont
j Curry N. & Brother, llSSunsome
DiiYLE HhNKY&CK.dlshingtackle)
511 Mark.t
Hebcr William, 631 Washington
T,aild Charles D.,821 Kearnv
Llddle & Kaoding, ,5tt Wasldngton
Piute A. J. A Co., 510 Sacramento
Schneider W. H., 28 Geary
Schoeneman Freilt'rick, 517 Kearny
Shrove (J. W.,214 Bush
Vlllogin L., 621 Washington
Wllw.n H. H. A Sou, 513 Clav
WINCHESTEK liKPEATIl^G ARMS
CO., John Sklnker agent, 115 Pine
tinnMniithw.
Adams C, 5aS Commercial
Beck August, 510 Mr'ndwny
Brownlni; August. 651 (!lav
ClHbrough J. V.& Brothi-r, fi.TO Mont
Curry \. A RroMi.T. H3SMiuiome
Dall .lohii C. 42 <(i(rniu"iitii
Heber Wllllum, 6.(1 Wa-lilngton
Jl( ha John, 61!i :\I('r<hiitit
Kaiser Heurv, 316 l'a( lilc
Llddle A Knoillng, .iW Washington
Plate A. J. A Co., 510 Sacramento
Schneider W. H., M Geary
Schoeneman Frederick, 517 Kearny
Vlllegia L. 624 Washington
WUson H. H. A Son. 513 Clay
Oymnaslams.
Eureka Turn Verein, 706 Powell
Maynard Harrv, 2;?2 Sutter
(ilympic Club, 119 Post
San Francisco Turn Verein, 323 Turk
Hair— Human.
Andrew C. K. Miss, 251 Third
Cohen Rose Miss, 26 Langton
Deler J., 12 Kearnv
Dissat Antolne, 511 Kearnv
Dupuy Harriet Mrs., 1023 Market
Gnrdemeyer D. Miss, 709 Filbert
Garrissere Francois, 113 Dupont
Gentil Arthur, 706 Pacific
Goldstein A Cobn, 80S Market
Hanptli Lena Mrs. 411 Sutter
Hubbard E. H. Mrs., 923 Market
Kosche Rudolph, 420 Bush
Lindman Anna, 500 Stockton
Maiigein Fannie Mme., i;J24'^ Polk
Melnbergs M. R. Mrs., 323 Sutter
Monks Samuel, 14 Stockton
Rosenberg Charles, 127'<; Seventh
Shephard & Co., 8 Stockton
Strozynskl Stranislas, 27 Ellis
Thompson Thomas, 722 Market
Wanek Lizzie Mrs., 629 Maiket
Wilkins John S. Mrs., 940 Harrison
Young Teresa Mrs., 847 Clay
Hair Jewelr.r.
Cook A. 0. Mrs., 110 Kearnv
Scbmitt Mary E., 417 Sutter
Uszynsky B. Mrs., 2247 Mission
Hair Restoratives.
Balcear E. J. Mme., 530'<. Bush
Gentil Arthur, 706 I'aclfic
Lords. Mrs.,. 3.30 Sutter
Monks S., 14 Stockton
Moore H. A. Mrs., 108 Stockton
Roth C, 105M Fifth
Tilton Joseph R., 12 White PI
Hambnrg Tea.
Abrams <fe Carroll (sole agents) 3 Frjnt
Hardware— Wliolesale.
Allen E. T. (agent) 515 Mark'^t
Arnold N. S. & Co.. 310 California
BAKER & HAMILTON, 1.3-19 Front
Carolan, Cory & Co., 117-119 California
Danerl Antonio, 420 Batterv
DUNHAM, CARRIGAN '&, CO., 107-
111 Front, and 108-112 Pine
GORD )N JAMES E. & Co., 12-14 Front
and 252 Market
Hawkes C. K., 202 Market and 3 Pine
Hawley Charles A. <fe Co., 412 Market
Hawley Marcus C. & Co., 301-309
Market
Holbrook, Merrill <fe Stetson (house
furnishing) 113 California
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO,
Junction Market and Bush
Joost Brothers. NE cor Mission and
Eleventh
Landers Patrick, 406 Market
Linforth, Rice & Co., 401 Market
MONTAGUE W. W. & Co. (house
furnishing) 110-118 Batterv
I'arkhurst V. S. W., 416 iMarkot
RICHARDS A SNoW,40H Market
telbv Thomas H. A Co.. 116 Cal
imtnons, Rowe A Co., .52 Clay
Tay George H. A Co. (house" furnish-
ing) 614-618 Hattrry and SW cor
Calfornia mid Davis
Underhill Jacob, 308 C.illfdriila
Van Winkle I. S. A Co.. 413 Market
DUNHAM, CAERIGAN & CO.
SUCCESSORS TO
Conroy. 4»*Coiinor A Co.
IinportiTs of
Iron. Steel, and other Metals.
107, 109 and 111 Front, and
lOM, 110 and 112 Pine.
EASTERN OFFICE:
No. 96 Chambers Street, New York.
JAMES E GORDON & CO.
AVholesale Dealers in
And Manufacturers' Agents,
250 and 252 Market, and 12 and
14 Front.
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO.
HARDWARE,
IRON, STEEL,
Pipe, Etc.
Junction Bush and Market Streets,
S.A.N Francisco, Cal.
Hardware - Retail.
Archer William, 919 Folsom
Bachmann Jacob, 729 Clay
Bailey Joseph H.. 1513 Stockton
Beal W. A., 1252 Market
Bee James F., .346 Third
Blanchard Jules, 44 Fourth
Caire Justinian, 532 Washington, and
528 Broadway
Campbell Murdoch, 7 Steuart i
Danerl .\ntonio, 420 Batterv
Etting William A., uas Blarket
Gosling George N., 320 ,<!ansome
Haug .lullus, 115 Second
Haseltlne R. E., 423 Davis
Helmken J. Theodore, 516 Kearny
Hoy A., 1012 Stockton
Imhaus & Triebel, 227 Haves
Langdon A Redman, 31 Sixth and 1036
Market
Long Claude, 654 Washington
Marlani G. D., 1028 D\ipont
Marlanl S., SE cor Twenty-third and
Columbia
McGee John J., .309 Si.xth
Mclnnls John H., 923 Larkin
Moan Edward. 1627 Market
Moenning Gunther, 614 Oetavia
Nelson William F., 206 Jackson
Norman F. G., 840 Valencia
Osborn R. F. & Co. (cabinet and car-
riage) 751 Market
Osborn & Alexander, 62S Market
Rosekrans H. <fc Co., 6.38 Market
Schneider F. G., 512 Haves
Stemplemann Henrv, 623 Pacific
Vale & Son, 1309 I'olk
Williams S. G.. :C5 and 253 Fourth
Winch M'alter, 532 Hayes
Harness anA $iaddlery.
C Importers )
Acton Richard, 2760 Mission
Backstedt William, SE cor Folsom and
Si.xteenth
Blake John, 222 Second
•'Rowley Bros., 435 California
Brisbois .■Vntolne, 7.35 Brannan
Calnan John J., 258 FIr.st ♦
Conway Michael 0., 673 Mission
Cosble William, 504 Mission
Coughllu J. J. A Co., 903 Folsom
Cram William K.,248 Third
Cuello Joseph .1.. 525 Pacific
Davis William, 410 Market
Dellino A Ross, 723 Snn'^ome
Deutsch JuHus, 140Si„ Polk
Doyle Patrlik,8 Tavlor
Dunlevy Jeremiah, 178 Jessie
Kennell Dennis, .522 Balferv
Flores Trinidad, 1010 Kearnv
Krankenberg Joseph, 220 Dr'umm
Freochtel .Joseph, '*11 Larkin
Fuller Thomas. 312 .lackson
Gibbon W. H., 132:1 Polk
Guilfoyle J. J., Mission, bet Twenty-
tiftli and Tweniy-slxth
Hansen Loul-i, 52,s .Montgomery Av
narfninii Simon. M*)';, Folsom
Haskell ('. L.. 12 Bush
Helke Chiirles. 618 Mission
HerlngC..2212 Mission
Hokumb Itrothers & Co.. 411-mj^ Cal
Hurtado Nicolas, 2 St. Charles PI
Imhaufi & Triebel, 227 Hayes
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE. "?Mti^^£''c jhe opt_i.cian,
Istablished, S.F., 1863, 135 Montgomery.
JONAS J. MORRISON,
N. ID. cor. Itlission antl Spear Sts. Choice Sagfar Pine,
Cedar, Shelving, Steppi»|f, Redwood d£ Oregon Liumber*
HAR
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Jameson Horace P., 306 Market
<• Johnson J. C. <fe Co., 12-14 Pine
Lawless Brothers, 828 Front, and 108
Market
Little C. C. N., 703 Front
*Maln <fc Winchester, 214 Battery
Markey Hugh W., 420 Hayes
Mathews Samuel, 12:t2 Market
i McGliinlsTliomns,775 Market
McKerrim & ^lontKonuTv, ;{27 Sutter
McMahon James B., 21!) Kills
j Mead Charles H., SE cor Front and
I .lackson
' Mead <ft Son, 821 Market
Meajjher Jeremiah, I'Sti Seventh
Melnhanit Froderirk W., 1146 Mission
MolterCharles,l!» Seventh
O'Brien John, 204 KIghth
O'Kane John, 767 Market
O'NolU M., 728 Fourth
Paquet P., 434 Broadway
Perrin Pierre, E s Mission, bet Twen-
tv-nlnth and Thirtieth
Phillips B., 303 Fifth
Phipps James, 665 Howard
PIche Sleilor, 636 Broadway
Kobinson Patrick F., 520 Battery
Ryan John B., 630 Broadway
Schaedlcr Herman, 2002 31isslon
Schwan Frank, 934 Folsoin
Shields K. H..5:« Sixth
Steir & AVeitner, 530 Fourth
■»Stone <fe Hayden, 422 Battery
Tillman Aucustus, 313 Minna
Trumbull William, Hit Pavib
"Warschauer Moritz, 305 Pavis
Weaver Henry, 14 Turk
*Wllley 0. F. <fe Co., 427 Montgomery
Wilson George W., N s Greenwich, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
HarneBit and Saddlery
Hardware.
PavIs William, 410 Market
Johnson J. C. & Co., 12-14 Pine
Main <fe Winchester, 214-216 Battery
Stone & Hayden, 422 Battery
Harness Ornaments 9Iana-
factnrers.
Johnson & Schule, 5 Post
Hassock Slannfactarers.
Abel H. C, 18 Oak Grove Av
Hat and ^Tig: Block Makers.
Grader Francis J., 211-213 Mission
Hats— Straw.
(i9ee Straw Goods.)
Hats and Caps.
(<^ Wholesale ; see also Hatters.)
<-Berwin P. <fe Bro., Ill Battery
Blade A Hubner. 910 Market
Collins & Co., 227 Montgomery
Davis Bros.,419 Kearny ,and 718 Market
Flavin Martin J., 618 Kearny
oFleischer W., 107 Sansome
'^■Friedlander Brothers, 10-12 Sutter
^'Garn William. 423 I'ine
'^Hart Louis, 1509 Market
Isaacs A., 823 Kearny
Jacobs Henr^', 324 Kearny and 7 Sixth
Jansen & Thiele. 118 .Sixth
Jones & Co., 712 Market
'■•■Kline Louis *; On., no Bush
4«Kline & Co., 26 Battery
Kowalski S., 918 Dnpont
S'Loomis George, 706-716 Kearny
-MEUSSDORFFER J. C. &SON, 653-
655 Market
*Meyer (, . H. & Bros., 28 Sansome
^Rosenberg George, SW cor Pine and
Sansome
*'Simon U., Sons ACook, 117 Sansome
Snapper A., 110 Sutter
*Trle8t <fc Co., 116 Sansome
J.C.MEDSSDORFFER&SON,
Wholesale and Retail Pealers In and
Importers and Manufrs ol
Hats, Caps and Hat Material
653 AND 655 MARKET ST.
Hatters.
Bovsen Julius, 60-1 Merchant
Collins & Co., 227 Montgomery
Fernandez Peter, 604 Kearny
Fisher <ft Co., 9 Montgomery
HERRMANN C, 336 Kearny, and 910
Market
Kaskel Bros., 617 Commercial, and 423
Kearny
Kunigk & Hageniann, 329 Kearny
Maurln J. 0., 1047 Market
McGann & Co., 822 JIarkot
McNomara W.. 1224 Market
MEUSSPORFFER J. C. & SON, 853
Market
MeussdorfTer Konrad, 635 Commercial,
and 15 Kearny
Meussdorfl'er Martin, NE cor Mont-
gomery and Bush and 402 Kearny,
factory 416 Market
Miller G. W., 112 Montgomery
Noriega Pedro, 528 Montgomery
Russell Joseph, i:56 Third
Schussler C, 208 Montgomery Av
Stack <fe Lacombe, 639 Market
Staidohar Paniei A., 251 Third
White Henry, 614 Commercial, and 335
Kearny
Zobel J., 125 Sansome
C_ HERRMANN^
Importer and Manufr of
Fine Hats and Caps,
336 KEARNY STREET,
Bet. Bush and Pine.
Bbanch: No. 910 Market St.. above
Stockton, San Francisco.
Hatters' Stock.
Kline & Co., 26 Battery
MEUSSPORFFER J. C. & SON, 653
Market
Meussdorfler K., 635 Commercial, and
15 Kearny
Meussdortfer Martin, NE cor Mont-
gomery and Bush and 402 Kearny
Stein, Simon <fe Co., SE cor Market and
Second
Hay and Orain.
Adams & Butler, 42 Clay
AUdack Joseph, SW cor Bush and De-
visadero
Asmussen George, SW cor Shotwell
and Twentieth
Brignone & Co., 620 Broadway
Bulierdleck & Mertz, 1634 Mission
Oaflisch Leonard, 2247 Mission
Chase W. W. & Co., 1912 Market
Corning A Co., 11-13 Taylor
Curran John, SE cor Sixteenth and
Guerrero
Pepuy & Bowman, 9 Bluxome
Poane J. P., NE cor Tyler and Web-
ster
Ponnan William F., cor Howard and
Fifteenth
Priscoll Timothy, NE cor Capp and
Seventeenth
Prummond & Lemont, 433 Valencia
Dunn & Biucher, SW cor Pacific and
Powell, and NW cor Fillmore and
Lombard
Putton Henry Jr., Pier 7 Steuart
Elder & Harpster, NE cor Hayes and
Buchanan
Ellis & Miller, 21-23 Spear
Farnum C. A., 410 Larkln ,
FlanagaL L. G., cor Eighteenth and
Folsom
Fllnn I'atrick T. & Son, SW cor Eighth
and Howard
Garneau G., 1315 York
Grant & Smith, 1143 Market
Hadley P. L., 1704 Eddy
Hanna George, 859 Harrison
Hansen Peter, SE cor Seventh and
Railroad avs. South S. F.
Healey C. S., SW cor Mission and
Twenty -ninth
Hoey Owen, NE cor T*enty-fourth
and Harrison
Jones, Thompson & Co., 1535 Mission
Kavser Brothers, 1118 Pacific
Keiiy Bros., Railroad Av, nr Twelfth
Av. South S. F.
Knobioch J., NE cor Butte and Ten-
Kruse John H., SE cor Twenty-third
and Shotwell
Lauder George <S: Son, SW cor Fourth
and King
Lauterwasser & Smith, 1214 Folsom
LawtonC. P.,l!)25Bush
Maguire M. & O i:i3 Hayes
Male n., SE cor Eighth and Brannan
Male James, SE cor Van Ness Av and
Bush
McKenua & Greany, W s Drumm, bet
Clay and Washington
Meacham & Bacon, 2735 Mission
Meyer A. & Bro., SW cor Geary and
Broderick
Moore S., 835 Valencia
Moore & McLa'ren, 14-16 Spear
Morrow George, 39 City
Murken Martin, NW cor Grove and
Buchanan
Nellman John, 901 Greenwich
Nichols & Atwood, 73:5 Fourth
Nunn George B., 1823 Union
O'Brien William. 2307 Broadway
Pausman Henry, 2306 Mason
Peters & Cowle, NE cor Howard and
Russ
Pohlker John H., NWcor Howard and
Twenty-sixth
Rider, Somers & Co., Pier 22 Steuart
Riley & Vest, 507 East
Rodgers John & Sons, Junction Hayes
and Majket
Schulken Julius, SE cor McAllister and
Laguna
Schulte Theodore, 422 Valencia i
Schwegerle John & Co., 549 Fourth
Scott & McCord, I'ler 21 Steuart
Suhling Henry. Twenty-fourth, bet
Bryant and Columbia
Taggart P., NW cor Nineteenth and
Folsom
Thompson Nicholas, N s Twenty-
fourth.belChurchand Cliattanooga
Tiernan & Co., 2622 Mission
Tobelmann Henry, SE cor Hayes and
Franklin
Vermeil Jean L.^608 Fourth
Wessling Henry J., 1515 Geary
Whelan John, NW cor Mission and
Seventeenth
Hay Presses.
(See also Machinists. )
PRICE PRE,>^S CO., Truman & Price,
proptrs. 13 Front
Health I.ift.
BANCROFT A. L. & CO., 721 Market
CoeO. E., 402 Kearny
Heraldic Chasers.
Johnsnn & Schule, 5 Post
Hermetically Sealed Ooods.
Artlgues Canning Co. (meats) 14 S. F.
Code, Elfelt & Co., 314 Washington
Cutting Packing Co., 17-41 Main
Dempster & Kevs, 202 Market
Hepl)urn Ward A. feastern) 309 Sac
KING OF WM. C. JAMES & CO.,
NW cor Broadway and Sansome
Lusk A. & Co , 5m Clay
Merry, Faull & Co. (meats') 125-127 Cal
I'aciflc Coast Packing Co., 805 San
San Jose Fruit Packing Co., G. W.
Hume agent, 318 Front
Wangenheim Sol. & Co., 118 Davis
Wilson J. Y. & Co. (meats) 508 Market
C.JainesKliiEofWE&Co.
Northwest corner Broadway
and Sansome.
Only GOLD MEDAL awarded on
this Continent for
Hermetically Sealed Goods.
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Manufacturer of fine WINDOW
SHADES for Private Resi-
dences, Stores, Offices, etc., etc.
GEO. W.CLARK,
645 Market Street.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^^oi.msAi.K hardware,^^^
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Alpers Charles, 700 Mission
Beatty James, NK cor Seventh Av
and N, South S. F.
Bissingeri Co.,600-G02 Front
Blochman & Cerf , 24-26 California
Brown D. & Co., 606 Montgomery
Cahen Brothers & Co., 41 Clay
Clayburg Albert. 41 Clav
ChrUty & Wise, 607 Front
Cox J. W. & Co.. N\V cor Green and
Front
Foley F. & Co., 219 Drumm
Frank J. & Sons, 415 Battery
HelnbergB.,49Clay
Koshland Brothers, 19 Sansome
Kullman, Salz & Co., NE cor Drumm
and A\ashins;ton '
Knllman, Wagner & Co., 106 Battery
Lacher Isaac, cor Drumm and Com
Moody <fe Farish. 210 Davis
Newmark J. P. 4 Co., 214 California
NICHOLS A. C. & Co., 402 Battery
Oppenheimer Ivan, 45 Clay
Platshek & Harris, .S12 Sacramento
Pohl George 0., 110 Drumm
Rogers N., 818 Batterv
Sawyer B. K. & Co., 323 Front
Simon & Breslauer, 13 First
Sloss Louis & Co., 310 Sansome
Sumner W. B. & Co., 415 Front
Whitney J. K. A Co., 612 Clay
Homestead Associationo.
Alameda Building and Loan Associa
^ tion, 309 California
Alameda Land and Investment Co.,
430 Montgomery
Alameda Real Estate Assn, 607 Mont
Berkeley Land and Town Improve-
ment Assn, 650 Market
North San Francisco Homestead and
Railroad Assn, 310 California
Real Kstate Associates, 230 Mont
Willows Land Assn. i30 Pine
Homceopathic Pharmacy.
Boerlcke & Tafel, 234 Sutter
Hoof Ointment.
Wells Levi, 1330 Market
Hoop SIcirtK.
(iSee also Dry Goods; also Fancy
Ooo(ls.)
Freud M. & Sons 744 Market
Jones E. H. ife Co., 535 Market
Llchtenstcln Morris, 9 Dupont
Hops.
Acheson Robert, 122 Clay
Bauer J. C. <fe Co., 632 Sacramento
Herrmann 4 Co., 313 Sacramento
Markley Levi 4 Co., 302!^ Davis
Nels Philip, 109 California
Scherr, Bach 4 Lux, 511 Sacramento
Wolf P. 4 Co., 304 Battery
Horse Clippers.
Christian & Bean, 821 Geary
Scales Frank, 1209 Folsom
Welch 4 Hendy, N s Ellis, nr Taylor
Horse Coliar nanafuctar-
ers.
(See also Harness and Saddlery.)
COOK H. N., 415 Market
Johnson J. C. 4 Co., 12-14 Pine
Main & Winchester, 214 Battery
Roblnnon Patrick F., .520 Itattery
Stone & Hayden. 422 Battery
Horse Powers Mannraetur-
ers.
BODWELL H. H.,311 Mission
KrtOGH F. W. & (;o.,47 Ueale
.Sefrln 4 .Schober, 203 Fremont
TU8TIN W. I.,51Beale
Horse Shoers.
{See also Blacksmiths.')
Barton <fe Hale,22Tvler
Brannan Patrick R.,821 Geary
Brophv <$; O'Neill, 2 Junes
BuroB I'atrick R., 670 Mission
Carl Davjd E., 1504 Vallejo
Gommias Peter W., E s Mission, bet
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Connelly, Nye 4 Co., 177 Jessie
Creely 4 Connell, 108 Jessie
Crogan M. T., 833 Gearv
Crowley Richard, 408 Jackson
CrowleyT.J.,cor Merchant and Drumm
Doble Abner, 567 Mission
Doran James, .55 Beale
Doyle Maurice, 765 Mission
Duncan William, 220!<; Leavenworth
Dunmore William, 3 Annie
Dnnnigan & O'Dea, 1.33 Post
English 4 Lynch, 228 Mission
Evans George A., .ms Main
Ewlng John, 856 Howard
Farrell 4 Meherin,SW cor Geary and
Broderlck
Foley & Curley, 5 Belden
Ford Michael, 3.39 Tenth
FRIEDHOFER PAUL, 263 Qem
Goodenough Horseshoeing Society, 177
Jessie
Grace John, 1108 Howard
Grace Pierce, 1113 Misson
Graff Louis, cor Railroad and Fifth
Avs, South S. F.
Graney G. P., 13 Belden
Hayes <fe Glenn, N s Filbert, nr Fill-
more
Herlihv Edmund, 909 Battery
Kennedy Hugh, 23 Webb
Kennedy James, 214 Stevenson
Kresler & Co., :W Linden Av
Lane John C, 407 Fourth
Magner David, 70 New Montgomery
Mahoney D., 809 Howard
Massone Giuseppe, fil9 Front
Mc.\skill John, 304 Fifth
SIcCarthy John, 776 Mission
McCarty James, 107 i )rtgon
McCloskey Michael, 104 Tyler
McElheran William D., 1509 Mission
Mclnarny Thomas, 19 Tvler
McNeill Donald, 23 Seventh
Mersereau A. S., 1927 Mission
Moholy John, Kentucky, nr First Av,
South S. F.
Mulligan Richard, N s Twenty-fomth,
bet .\labama and Columbia
Mulloy C. W., 218 Fifth
O'Rourke John, 215 Ellis
Sullivan James P. Mrs., 218 Post
Toner Patrick, 143 Minna
Toothak r John H., 1623 Pine
Wells Levi 1330 Market
Wharff J. F. & Co., 1511 Devlsadero
PAITI, FRIEDHOFER,
Pathological Horse Shoes,
And Hoof Operation In all its scientific
branches.
263 Clekemtina Stbeet.
Horse Slioes— Patent.
Roe 4Tates, 211 EUis
Horseradish.
Taylor & Moore, 29 Centre Market
Wolters <ft Co., 69 California Market
Hose.
{'"Manufacturer a.)
Berry A Place, cor Market and Fre-
mont
*CnOK H. N., 415 Market
'^(H)OK *, ELLIS, .'r? Fremont
"DEGEN L. I'., 10 Fremont
ODetrick E. & Co. (hydraulic) 123
Cloy
<'Goodyear Rubber Co., R. H. Pease
Jr. and S. M. Runyon agents, 877
Market
Gregory H. P. & Co., 2 California
*Outta Percha and Rubber Mainif.Co.,
John W. Taylor manager, 501
Market
Hawley M. C. & Co., SW cor Market
and Beale
*NEVILLE & CO. (hydraulic) 31 Call-
fomla
Parke <fe Lacy, 21-23 Fremont
*Royer Herman, 865-S61 Brvant
Selby Thomas H. & Co., 116 Cal
Tay George H. & Co., 614-618 Battery
and SW cor California and Davis
MANtJFACTUEEB OF
Hose and Oak Leather M\M.
415 MARKET, NEAR FREMONT.
Ho«ie Pipes and Conpling.
GARRATT AVILLIAM T., 138-142
Fremont
Gutta Percha and Rubber Manuf. Co.,
J. W. Taylor manager, 501 Market
WEED & KINGWELL, 125 First
Hosiery and Olove Im-
porters.
(See Dry Goods— Wholesale.)
Hospitals.
California State Woman's, NW cor
Howard and Twelfth
Chinese. E s Montgomery Av, bet Pa-
cific and Broadway, and N s Pine,
bet Kearny and Dupont
City and County, Poirero Av, bet
Twenty-second and Twentv-third
French, S s Bryant, bet Filth and
Sixth
German, Noe,bet Fourteenth and Rid-
ley, office 114 Dupont
Italian, Twenty-eighth, nr Noe
Pacific Dispensary, cor Mission an:
Twenty-second
Pacific Homoeopathic Dispensary, 84'
Howard
San Francisco Female, 930 Clay
San Francisco Lying-ln Asylum, 913
Tyler
San Francisco Surgical Home for
Women, .516 Sutter
St. Luke's, San Jose Av, nr Twenty-
seventh
St. 3Iary's, SW cor First and Bryant
Twenty-sixth Street (small-pox) De
Haro,betTwenty-fihh and Twenty-
sixth
United States Marine, Presidio Reser-
vation nr Mountain Lake
Hotels.
Ahlbom House, .\hlbom A Boeck-
mann, 321-323 Dupont
American Exchange, Thomas Brvan,
319-325 Sansome
Ancon, J. F. Hiurichs, SE cor Pacific
and Drumm
Baldwin The, H. H. Pearson manager,
NE cor Blarket and Powell
Bootz's, Adam Bootz, 435 Pine
Broadway John Donohue, 212 Bdwv
Brooklyn, Thomas W. Belt. 210 Bush
California, J. E. Gay, 210 Mont .^v
Central, Slaurice Folev, 217 Bdwv
Central Pacllic, M. Farrell, 346 Fourth
Chicago, Mrs. E. W. Heimburg 4 (jo.,
220 i'acilic
Cincinnati. Meyer & Burmcister, 629
Valencia
Colombo, Zeiro 4 Chiapparl,621 Bdwy
Columbia, Leo JIaurer, 741 Market
Commercial, John M. Lawlor manag-
er, cor Mnntgomerv .\v and I'ac
Concordia, William Koch, 907 Folsom
Cosmoijolitan, S. F. Thorn manaKer,
SW cor Sansome and Bush
Excelsior, Drager 4 Diederichsen, 608-
610 Sixth
Federal, Charles Scheggia, 1205 Stock
Fifth .\ venue, Bernard LagraveA Co.,
cor Fifth and Railroad Avs, South
S. F.
Fourth Street, H. Landechnelder, 612
Fourth
Franklin, Hugh Curran, .321 Pacific
Gallhard, Cliarles GalUinnl, 507 Pine
Gardner House, J. N. Gardner, 812
Montgomery
German, Dlerks & Janssen, 18 First
Golden City, James RIckards, NE cor
San Bruno Road and Silver Av
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, "^^"'"fl ie^fS.??!""'"'"'^'"'
I li AonnynilPLi importer of aivd dbaiiER in coal and pig iron,
J. lllAVt/UriUUun; U Market Street, cpmer Spear.
HOU
1023
INC
Golden Eaple, Daniel Hartnett, NW
cor Broadway and Montgomery
Golden Gate, Henry Dedcrky, 134
Fourth
Grand Central, George Kuhn, 957 Mar-
ket
Grand, Johnson & Co., SE cor Market
and New Montgomerv
I Gulllaume Tell, Rambaud & Faure,721
Pacific
Hackmeier's, Adam' Hackmeier, 512
Bush
i Hansa, Graner & Strohl, 429 Bush
Harmony Hotel, Hintz & Buck, 735
/ Brannan
Helvetia, Steiner A. Plttmar, 431 Pine
Hotel Rheln, Louis Miller <fe Co., 909
Kearny
Huettmann's, Julius Huettmann, NW
cor Polk and Fell
Humboldt. Weber & Marin, 231-233
Fifteenth
International, H. C. Patrldfie, Sai
Kearny
'• Isthmus House, William J. Bailey, 54
First
JackFonV, A. Jackson, 66-68 Oregon
Lick House, SW cor Montgomery and
Sutter
Manhattan, John Daly, lOfi First
Manhattan House, James Cornyn, 705
Front
Montgomery's, Charles Montgomery,
227 Second
New Alaska, Charles Jekel, 619 Pac
New Atlantic, C. Kock, 207 Montgom-
erv Av
New Continental, Dennis Buckley, 547
Mission
New North German, WleseA Wagner,
26 Sacramento
New Washington, Henry F. Maass,
624 Fourth
New MMeconsin, Trembath <fe Evans,
NE cor Montgomery and Pacific
North Pacific, Detmar Haesloop, NB
cor Jackson and Drumm
' Nucleus House, D. Stern & Son, SE
cor Market and Third
Occidental, C. L. Wetherbee manager,
' E s Montgomery, bet Bush and Sut
Oriental, Leonie Jung, SW cor Wash-
ington and Drumm
Overland House, J. E. Slinkey, 531 Sac
Paclhc Railroad House, Leopold Died-
erlng, 556 Brannan
Palace, Alexander D. Sharon mana-
ger, SW cor Market and New Mont
Park, Sachan & Muller, 26 Turk
Philadelphia House, John Knack, 423
Bush
Portland, .James Carr, 54 Sacramento
Prescott House, Otto F. Becker, 933
Kearny
Roma, Gaetano Beronio, 818 Sansome
Buss House, S. H. Seymour & Co., W
s Montgomery, bet Pine and Bush
Sacramento, J. Riegelhuth, 407 Pacific
Siegfried's, H. Bremer, 228 Bush
St. Louis, Nicholas Baker, 13 Pacific
St. Nicholas, John C. Cornyn, 214 First
Stanford, Christ Lehrke & Co.. 618
Fourth
Swiss, John Gantner, 627 Commercial
Terminal, David J. Buckley ,606 Fourth
^ Thoroughfare, Edward Stoetzer, NE
cor Fifth and Brannan
/Turk Street, Kayser & Klose, 22-24
Turk
Union, Adam Wagner, 34 Hayesk
Union. .lohn Rurke, 511 Mission
Washington, Patrick Collins, 519 Mis-
sion
Western, Hugh Doherty, 214 Bdwv
What Cheer House, estate of R. B.
Woodward, fiiT Sacramento
Wright's, David T. Griffiths, 218 Bdwy
Honne Brokers.
(iSee Sneers— House and Real Estate
Agents.)
House Finifth Manufactur-
ern.
{See also Finning Mills.)
Glade F. W., 30 ,<*pear
Hansen M. <fc A., !.•» Main
Stockton E. A., 411 Mission
Houiie Famishing Ooods.
ARMES & DALLAM, 11.5-117 Front
lloose RalHera and Hover*.
Batchelder W. H., 114 Austin
Burt W. J., 2817 Mission
C;ovle Jj !»22 Harrison
Dodge F., 1149 Mission
Fol.M.m J., 2815 Mission
Hannagan William, 120 Fronclsco
Hvde William H., 645 Mission
Mahlstcdt John D.,n3 Merchant
Murphv Matth.'W, 606 Natoma
Penobsky A., 1615 Mason
Pierson .\ugust, 507'<> Leavenworth
Prindle D. S., 862 Mission
Ravnor Joel, 1141 Mission
Smith & Pence, 1126 Jlission
Stratton John S., 854 Harrison
Wilson Olof & Co., 1227 Hampshire,
and 857 Harrison
Ziegler J. Lewis, 1017 Mission
Honsesmithe.
(See also Hacliinists.)
Dehuc Emile, 620 Commercial
Harris James, 5 Benle
Jung John C, 110 Main
Kittredge Jonathan, 20 Fremont
Leavitt C. H., 227 Beale
McKibbIn & Petterson, 317 Howard
Nutting Calvin * Son, 121 Fremont
RaU-ton H. & J., 220 Fremont
SIMS JOHN B., 123 Beale
H^rdranlic Jack*.
Craft Levy F., 306 Market
Dudgeon'E. M., NW cor Eighth and
Minna
H^rdranllc BUning Nozzles.
GARRATT AV. T. l.'58-140 Fremont
Greenberg & Co., 205 Fremont
AVEED & KINGWELL, 125 First
Hydraulic Pipe.
Prag Marten, 125 Clay
Smith Francis & Co., 1.30 Beale
Hydraolie Presses.
Dudgeon E. M., NW cor Eighth and
Minna
Ice.
American Russian Commercial Co., 718
Battery
California and Nevada Ice Co., 44 Ne-
vada Block
George Ice Co., 44 Nevada Block
International Ice Co., 44 Nevada Block
Louisiana and New Orleans Ice Co.,
44 Nevada Block
Jlutual Ice Co., 321 Francisco
North American Ice Co., 44 Nevada
Block
Pacific Ice Co., 320 Sansome
People's Ice Co., 312 Mission
Texas Ice Co., 44 Nevada Block
Western Shore Ice Co., 821 Battery
Ice Cream Freezers.
ARMES & DALLAM, 115-117 Front
MONTAGUE W. W. & Co., 110-118
Battery
lee Mannf actur ine Ma-
cbines. .
Goger Charle.'!, 202 Dnpont
Palmer Ice and Refrigerating Co., .303
Montgomery
Immigrration— Agents of.
California Immigrant Union, 533
Kearny
Central California Colony, 306 Pine
Central California Land and Immigra-
tion Co., 232 Sutter
Koopmanschap Cornelius (Chinese)
40',^ Geary
Oregon State Board Immigration, 504
Battery
Pacific Coast Immigrant Association,
207 Kearny
State Immigration Commission, 568
Battery
Importers and Commission
Jflercbants.
{See Merchants— Commission.)
Incorporated Companies.
(See also Homestead Associations ;
also Mining Cbmpanies.)
Abbott Paving Works, 22 Mont
Alameda Building and Loan Assn, 109
('alifornla
Alaska Commercial Co., 310 Sansome
Alaska Mining and Commercial Co.,
318 Pine
American District Telegraph Co., 222
Sansome
American Russian Commercial Co., 718
Battery
American Saw Co., 12 California
American Speaking Telephone Co., 222
Sansome
American Sugar Refinery, SW cor Bat-
tery and Union
Argonaut Publishing Co., 522 Cal
ATLANTIC GIANT POWDER CO.,
10 California
BANK OF CALIFORNIA, NW cor
California and Sansome
Basalt Co., 5,S3 Kearny
Bay and Coast Railroad Co., .309 Mont
Bay and Coast Telegraph Co., 309
Montgomery
Bay City Insurance Co.. 442 California
Bay City Real Estate Association, 634
■ Market
Bay City Soda Water Co.. 110 Tyler
BELLINGHAM BAY COAL CO.,
Spear nr Folsom
Benicla Cement Co., 542 California
Berkeley Ferry and Railroad Co., 320
Sansome
Berkeley Land and Town Improve-
ment Assn, 6.50 Market
Betts Spring Co., 218 Fremont
BLACK DIAMOND COAL MINING
CO.. cor Spear and Folsom
Black Hills Canal and Water Co., 49
Nevada Block
Board of Trade of .San Francisco, 3
Pine and 202 Market
BuenaVista Petroleum Co., 220 San
Buena Vista Vinicultural Society, 409
Battery
California Academy of Sciences, SW
cor Calilornia and Dupont
California Acclimatizing Society, 37 Ne-
\'Bda Block
California and Nevada Ice Co., 44 Ne-
vada Block
California and Oregon Land Co., 318
Pine
California Artificial Stone Paving Co.,
402 Montgomery
California Beet Sugar Co., NE cor San-
some and California
California Bellows Manufacturing Co.,
32 Fremont
California Brick Co., 2 Nevada Block
California Concentration Co.,. 331 Mont.
California Cracker Co., NW cor Broad-
way and Battery
California Dry Dock Co., 318 California
California Farmers' Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Association, 310 Pine
California Furniture Manufacturing
Co., 224 Bush
CALIFORNIA INSURANCE CO.,
318 California
California Land Investment Co., 330
Pine
California Pacific Railroad Co., NE cor
Townsend and Fourth
CALIFORNIA PAINT CO., 27 Stev-
enson
California Paper Co., 10 California
California Pharmaceutical Society, and
College of Pharmacy, SW cor Cali-
fornia and Dupont
California Pioneer Association, 808
Montgomery
California Portland Cement Co., 330
Pine '
California Powder Works, 230 Cal
California Raisin and Fruit Co., 204
California
California Real Estate Co., 208 Mont
Callfcjmia Refrigerator and Meat Ship-
ping Co., 727 Fourth
California Rifle Association, 2 Mont-
gomery Block
California Savings and Loan Society,
NW cor Eddy and Powell
J. GUNDLACH & CO.
WINE VAULTS, Corner Market and Second Streets.
Fine Wines and liiqnors.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPORTATION CO., ^F^^^^^'/J^i^
CO
o
o
INC
1024
INC
California Silk Manufacturing C!o., 586
Market <
California Spring Manufacturing Co.,
147 New Montgomerv
Calitornia State Grange, i06 Davis
Califom:a State Horticultural Societv,
414 aay
Caiitornia Steam Xavigation Co., oflace
Washington St. Wharf
California Stock Exchange Board, 22
Leidesdorff
California Street Railroad, SE cor
Califonila and Larkin
California Transportation Co.. NW cor
Jackson and East
California Tug Co., 106 Steuart
California Vigorit Powder Co. (The) 10
Cosmopolitan Hotel
California Water Co., ai5 California
CALIFOU>'I.\ WISE WOKKS CO.,
G California
Candi'laria Water Co., 9-10 Stock Ex-
change Building
Carrier's Mutual Aid Societv, 521 Clay
Cast Steel Shoe and Die Co.," 59 Nevada
Block
CENTRAL GARDENS ASSOCIA-
TION 411 S California
Central I'acilic Railroad Co., NE cor
Fourtli anci Townsend
Central Railroad Co.. 32 Turk
City Railroad Co., SW cor Mission and
Fourteenth
Clay St. Hill Railroad Co., SW cor Clay
and Leavenworth
Colorado Steam Navigation Co., NE
cor Townsend and Fourth
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE CO.,
405 Calif..rnia
Compauia 5Ie.\icana Agricola Indus-
trial y Colonizadora (de Terrenos
del Colorado'! 724 'i Market
Consumers' Mutual Gas Co., 203 Bush
CONTINENTAL OIL AND TRANS-
PORTATION CO., 120 Front
CoqulUe Mill and Tug Co., 2'-, Steuart
Cucanmngo Vinevard Co., .521 Market
Cutting Packing Co., 17 Main
Dashawav Hall Association, 139 Post
Davis Pulverizing Manufacturing Co.,
405 California
El Reiuglo I'etroleura Co., 414 Cal
Eureka Lake and Tuba Canal Co., 205
Sansome
Exempt Fire Co., Brenham PI, nr
Clay
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank of Sav-
ings (In iiciuidalion) 528 California
Feather River Water Co., 62.3 Com
FIRKMANS' FUND INSURANCE
CO., 401 California
First National Gold Bunk of San Fran-
cisco, SW cor Montgomery and
Summer
Franco-American Savings Bank, 423
Montgomery
Franklin Spar <fe Bau Vereln, 539 Cal
French Mutual Beneficial Assn, 729
Slontgomery
French Mutual Benevolent Society,
510 Jaokson
French Mutual Building and Loan As-
sociation. 72!) Montgomery
French Mutual Provident Savings and
Loan Society, 534 California
Fresno Land Co., 402 Kearny
Gas Consumers' Assn, 204 Bush
Genesee Mill Co., Gold, nr Sansome
German General Benevolent Society,
114 Dupont
GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN
S' iCI ETY, 526 California
GIANT POWDER CO., 210 Front and
10 California
Globe Gas Light Co., 2.37 First
GoM an<l Stock Tel,>graph Co., 222 San
Golden City Chemical Works Co., 21
Nevada Block
Golden Gate Mutual Loan Assn, 320
Sansome
GOLDEN STA'IE AND MINERS'
IRON WORKS, 2.^5J•"l^st
Grangers' Bunk of Callnirnia, NE cor
Callfdmla and Davis
Grangers' Business .Vssn, 106 Davis
Grocers' Protective Union. 605 Clay
Gulf of California Navigation and Ex-
press f!o., 724'2 Market
Hawiillan Cunimerclal Co., 215 Front
Hrrculi's Powder Works, 314 (;al
HIBERNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY (TIIK) NE cor Mont-
gomery and Market |
Home and Loan .Associates, 320 San
Home Mutual Insurance Co., 406 Cali-
fornia
Humboldt Savings and Loan Society,
18 Geary
Hydraulic Mining -Assn, 320 Sansome
Hydro Carbonized Block Paving Co.,
S s Berry , bet Fifth and Sixth
International Ice Co., 49 Nevada Blk
Kern Island Irrigating Canal Co., 49
Nevada Block
Kem Valley Water Co., .531 Market
La Solidarite Mutual Provident Assn,
729 Montgomery
Land Investment Co., 414 California
Lassen County Land and Flume Co.,
606 Montgomery
Laurel Hill Cemetery Co., Central Av,
bet Post and California
Los Angeles and San Bernardino Land
Co., 120 Sutter
Los Ang'les and San Diego Railroad
Co., NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Los Angeles and Independence Rail-
road Co., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
Marin County Water Co., 4.30 Cal
ilarketSt. Railroad Co., NE cor Fourth
and Townsend
Masonic Cemetery Assn, 6 Post
Masonic Savings and Loan Bank (In
liquidation) 6 Post
Maftullath Jlanufacturing Co., E s
Eighth, bet Bryant and Harrison
Mechanics' Institute, 27 Post
Meigps' Wharf Co., 3.30 Pine
Mendocino Lumber Co., 40 California
Mendocino Railroad Co., 10 Market
Merchants' Dry Dock Co., 318 Cal
Merchants' Exchange Assn, Mer-
chants' Exchange
Merchants' Exchange Bank (in liqui-
dation) 320 Sansome
Metropolitan Loan ,\ssn, 320 Sansome
Mission Bay Bridge Co., NE cor Fouith
and Townsend
Mokclumne Campo Seco Canal Co., 76
Montgomery Block
Slotive Paddle Wheel and Steam Nav-
igation Co., :120 Sansome
Jlount Diablo Hotel and Land Co., .531
California
Mussel Slough Ditch Co., 408 California
Mutual Ice Co., .321 Francisco
Mutual Real Estate Co., .320 Sansome
National Gold Bank and Trust Co.,
NW cor California and Mont
Natoma Water and Mining Co., 531
Market
NEVADA BANK OF SAN FRAN-
CISCO, NW cor Montgomery and
Pine
Nevada Reservoir Ditch Co., 202 Sac
North American Ice Co., 44 Nevada
Block
North Beach and Mission Railroad Co.,
SW cor Fourth and Louisa
North Beach Cement Pipe Co., 542 Cal
North Pac. Coast Railroad Co., 328
Montgomery
North San Francisco Homestead and
Railroad Assn, 310 California
Oakland Water Front Co., 44 Nevada
Block
Odd Fellows' Cemetery Association,
325 Montgomery
Odd Fellows Mutual Aid Association,
335 Montgomery
Odd Fellows' Savings Bank. 2.38 Mont
Odorless Excavating Apparatus Co.,
4.32 Kearny
Old Sancelito Land and Dry Dock Co..
am I'Ine
Olympic Club, 119 Post
Omnibus RailioacI Co., 725 Howard
Oregon Stock and Butclierlng Co., 331
Montgomery
Pacific Bank, NW cor Pine and San
Pacific Bridge Co., 4 California
Pacific (dement Co., .542 Cullfornla
Pacific Club, NE cor Hush and Mont
Pacific C'liast Dredging and Reclama-
tion Co., .320 San.some
Pacific Coast ( Hi Co., 402 Montgomery
Pacific Coast Petroleum Co., 20 Nevada
Block
Pacific Coast Stcam.shtp Co., 10 Market
Pacific Cordage Co., 318 California
Pacific Electric Light Co.,,5;t4 Cal
Pacific Faraltiine Co., 45 Twelfth
Pacific Ice Co., 320.><ansome
Pacific Improvement Co., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend
Pacific Land and Trust Co., 513 Cal
Pacific Land Investment Co., 20 Neva-
da Block
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.,
cor Brannan and First
Pacific Metallnrglcal Co., 4Uii Cal
Pacific Oil and Lead Works Co., 202 Cal
Pacific Pneumatic Gas Co., 127 First
Pacific Power Co., 314 California
Pacific Real Estate and Mining Bureau
4111, California
Pacific Real Estate Union, 32 Sansome
Pasific Rollin-' Mill Co., 16 First
Pacific Soda Co., 109 California
Pacific Spring and Mattress Manufac-
turing Co., 79 New Montgomery
Pacific Stock E.xchange, 318 Mont
Pacific Submarine Earthquake Wall
Co., 55 Thurlow Block
Pacific Transfer Co., 110 Sutter
Palmer Ice and Refrigerating Co., 303
Montgomery
Patent Brick Co., 401 Montgomery
Pen Daren Coal Mining Co., 113 Leld
People's Ice Co., 312 Mission
Phelps Manufacturing Co.. 13 Drumm
Pha-n X Petreleum Co., 702 Market
Port Blakelv Mill Co., 1 ler 3 Steuart
Port Orford Cedar Co., 36 Market
Potrero and Bay View Railroad Co.,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Potrero Avenue and North Central
Railroad Co., 533 Kearny
Potrero Land Investment Co., 312 Sac
Puget Sound Lumber Co., Pier 17 Stea
Punta Arenas Rallwav Co., 408 Cal
Real Estate .Associates. 230 Slont
Redwood Lumber Co., 10 Market
Redwood Manufacturers' Assn, 18
Market
Renton Coal Co., 22 Sacramento
Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works,
SE cor Beale and Howard
Riverside Land au'l Irrigat on Co., NE
cor Californin and Sansome
Round Valley Water Co., 314 Mont
Russian River liand and Lumber Co.,
328 Montgomery
Safe Deposit Co., SE cor California and
Montgomery
San Buenaventura Commercial, Min-
ing and Manufacturing Co., NEcor
California and Sansome
San Francisco and North Pacific Rail-
road Co., 426 Montgomery
San Francisco and Pacific Glass Co., S
s King, near Fourth
San Francisco and Pacific Sugar Co.,
NW cor Eighth ond Harrison
San Francisco Art .\S8oclatlon.430 Pine
San Francisco Bar Association, 634 Sac-
ramento
San Francisco Benev Assn, 20 Webb
San Francisco Board of Pharmacy, 852
Market
San Francisco Board Provision Pack-
ers, 515 Washington
San Francisco Candle Co., 402 Front
San Francisco Clearing lioase Associa-
tion, 211 Sansome
San Francisco Dental Society, 232 Sut
SAN FRANCISCO GAS LIGHT CO.,
SE cor First and Natoma
San Francisco Ladles' Protection and
Relief Society, SE cor Franklin and
Post
San Francisco -Manufacturing and Re-
fining Co.. 4(VS Californ'a
San Francisco Bledlcal Society, 320
Post
San Francisco Packing and Provision
Co. ,515 Washington
San Francisco PioneerWoolen Factory,
115 Battery
San Francisco Produce Exchange, NE
cor Davis and Clay
San Francisco. San Mateo, and Santa
Cruz Railronii Co., 224 California
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION,
532Callfr.nila
San Francisco Steamboat and Trans-
portation Co., ofllce 4 California
San Francisco Stock and Exchange
Board, .333 Pine
San Francisco Stock Brewery, SE cor
Powell and Francisco
San Jacinto Tin Co., NE cor California
and Sansome
San Joaquin and King's River Canal
and Irrigation Co., 5.'i3 Kearny
San Luis oblspoatid Santa ."Maria Val-
ley RallMad Co., 10 Market
San Mateo Water Co., 221 California
MULLER'S OPTOMETER, ^^^anr;
e Instrument for Testing
ision, 135 Montgomery.
JONAS J. MORRISON,
N. E. cor. Vlisston and Spear St*. Choice Sn^ar Pine,
Cedar, Shel-vinij^, Stepping;, Redwood 6i Oregon. Liomber.
IND
1025
INS
San Pablo and Tulare BatlroadCo., NE
cor Fourth ami Townsend
Santa (Miz Island Co. (wool growers)
530 Waplilnj-'ton
Santa GfTtrud'?s Land Assn, 12 Front
Santa Monica Land Co., ;e4 Pine
Saucellto Land and Dry Dock Co., 330
Pine
Saut^allto Land and Ferry Co., 320 San
SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY, 619
Clay
Seattle Coal and TranEportatlon Co.,
32 Market
Security .Savings' Bank. 215 1'ansome
SELBY SMELTING AND LEAD CO.,
416 MontRoniery
Sierra Lumber Co., cor Fourth and
Channel
Sonoma Lumber Co., 328 MontKomery
Sonoma Valley Railroad Co., 426 Mont
South Bav Kallroad and Land Co., Pier
a Steuart
South Pacltic Coast Railroad Co., 20
Nevada Block
South San Francisco Dock Co., 320 San
South Side Canal Co., 408 California
Southern I'acKic Railroad Co., NE cor
Fourth and Townsond
Southern Pacific Railroad of .\rlzona,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend
SPRING VALLEY WATERWORKS,
516 California
Standard Building and Loan Assn, 232
Sutter
Standanl Oil Co. (of California) 402
JIfintgomery
STANDARD SOAP CO.. 204 Sac
State Investment and Insurance Co.,
218 Sansome
Stetefeldt Furnace Co.. 320 Sansome
Stiickton and ('opperopolls Railroad
Co., office NE cor Fourth and Town-
send
^uttcr Street Railroad Co., 1201 Larkln
Swan Brewery Co., cor Fifteenth and
Dolores
Terminal Railway, NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
Tide Land Reclamation Co.. 320 San
Traction Railway Co., SW cor Clay and
Leavenworth
Union Club, 508 California
UNION INSURANCE CO., 416 Cal
Union Lumber Assn, 204 California
Union Pacific Salt Co., 216 Sacramento
Union Tu? Boat Co., Pier 9 Steuart
United .\naheim Wine Growers' Assn,
321 Montgomerv
United Land Assn, 401 California
United Worklngmen's Cooperative
Boot and Shoe Manuf. Co., 416
Market «
University Jlomitj College, University
Mound Tract
Upper San .Joaquin Irrigating Canal
Co., 402 Keamv
Ventura Rock Soap Co., 410 Rltch
Vlrclnla and Gold HIU Water Co., 61
Nevada Block
VlslUclon Land Co., 330 Pine
Vulcan Powder Co., 123 California
WELLS, FARGO & CO., NE cor Cali-
fornia ami Sansome
Western Development Co., NE cor
Townsend and Fourth
Western Electric Light Co., 328 Jlont
Western Fire and Marine Insurance
Co., 409 California
Western Fur Trading Co., 430 Cal
Western Shore Ice Co., 821 Battery
Western Union Telegraph Co., NE cor
MontL'omerv and Pine
AVillows Land Association, XHO Pine
Women's Cooperative Printing Union,
424 Montgomery
India Robber OoodH.
{.SeeSubber Goods.)
Ink 9Iannfa<*tarerft and
Agents.
BANCR" iFT A. L. & CO., 721 Market
Dorety .Joseph H. (agent Johnson's
printing) 512 Commercial
Knowlton J. J., 617-621 Brannan
Pacific Chemical Preparation Co. (A.
Patek) 413 Sixth
Painter <fe <>j. Sprinters) 510 Clay
Shattuck <fe Fletcher (printers) 520
Commercial
Talcott LoniB, 1828 O'Farrell
Williams C. L. A Co., 417 Washington
Intii>ector«.
Bcmis Charles C. (steam vessels) U. S.
Apitraiser's Building
Bloomlield Homer (gas) old City
Hall, first Moor
Freeman John H. (hulls) II U. S.
Court Building
George Henry (gas meters) 531 Mis
Hlllman James(boilersand machinery)
11 U. S. Court Building
Stivers Henry F. Oumber; 3 Mission
InMtrnnientfi.
(See Respective Headi.)
Insurance AdjuMterct.
(.See Adjusters.)
InHurance
Balfour, Guthrie 4 Co., .
BALZER HENRY & CO
Asents.
316 CaUfomla
209 Sansome
Belden & Orton (local) 313 California
Bennet Thomas. 319 Californii
B(JOKER W. LANE, 317 CaUfomla
Brown, Craig & Co., 215 .Sansome
Burtis William B., 319 California
Butler 4 Haldan, 413 California
Bylngton John S., 417 California
Callingham W. J. <t Co., 213 Sansome
Cox Henry. D. D., 232 Sutter
Cox James P., 306 Sansome
Oalg Hugh, 307 California
Degener i Co., SOS California
Desmond J. J. & Sons, 410 California
Dickson Robert, 317 California
DdKNIN GEiiRGE I)., 401 California
Eldrldge Oliver, 318 California
Eno Frank, 531 California
Esche & Jacoby, 411 California
Everson Wallace, 328 Montgomery
FALKNER, BELL & CO., 430 Cal
Farusworth E. D. & Sou, 202 Sansome
Flint Augustus P., 313 California
Forbes Andrew B.,214 Sansome
Fox J. M., 601 California
Garland William D., 240 Montgomery
GOULD W. < I., 512 California
GJrant Thomas C, 213 Sansome
GJray Edward P. , 318 Montgomery
Gunnison Albert R.,405 California
GUTTE & FRANK, 307 California
Hamilton John Rae, 210 Sansome
Harrison & Co., 413 California
Ilawes Alexander G., 220 Sansome
Hawes Oliver, 403 California
Hopkins Caspar T., 318 California
Hunt Jonathan, Son A Co., 313 Cal
Hutchinson & Mann, :fi2-324 California
Jacobs Julius, 216 Sansome
Jacobs 4 Easton, 216 Sansome
JACOBY LOUIS, 411 California
JefTress James E., 512 California
Jennings Joseph C, 317 California
Kent David M., 330 Pine
Kloppenburg Otto, 409 California
Lai Hing Lung, 729 Commercial
Landers William J., 406 California
Landers &Co., 2 Nevada Block
Laton Charles A., 405 California
M ACONDRAY 4 CO., 206 Sansome
Magill Arthur E., 323 Caiifomift
MARCUS GEORGE & CO., 304 Cal
Jlel George, 422 California
Muecke, Vietor 4 Co., 109 California
Munseli Jomes Jr., 215 Sansome
Philip, Spover A Co., 425 California
Potter Edward E.. 200 Sansome
Roberts James B., 315 California
RODGERS, MEYER & Co., 212 Bat
Smith Andrew D., 310 California
Snow Harvey AV., 319 California
Stillman Alfred, 2.TJ CaUfomla
Stone Frank F., 209 Sansome
SYZ HA 1!RY W., '225 Sansome
Talbert Thomas .V., 312 Calil'orala
Teucr Isaac W., 311 California
Thaniihaiiser & Co., 311 California
Theobald G''orge J. & Co., 419 Cal
Van Tassel, Toy <fc (>>., 216 Sansome
WILLIAMS, DI.MOND & CO., 202
Market
luAuranoe Brokers.
(See Brokers.)
iMnnrance CompanieM.
(Eastern and Ibret'on.)
^TNA, G. C. Boardman agent, 311
CaUfomla
Mtuti Life, C. W. Dannals, 504 Kearny
Agricultural Fire, Hutchinson A Slann,
322 California
Allemannla Fire, Frank F. Stone, 209
Sansome
Amazon (Cincinnati, o.) A. D. Smith,
310 CaUfornia
American Central (Fire) W. H. Snow,
319 CaUforn;a
American Fire, Jonathan Hunt & Son,
313 California
BALOISE (Marine) Harry W. Syz, 225
Sansome
Berlln-Colocfne Fire, Hutchinson <fc
Mann, 322 California
Boston Underwriters (Fire) Edward E.
Potter, 200 .Sansome
British America ^Toronto) Butler &
Haldan, 413 California
British and Foreign Marine (limited)
Balfour, Guthrie & Co., 316 Cal
Brooklyn Life, A. J. Bryant, 312 Cal
BuflTalo German, Jacobs & Easton, 216
Sansome
Charter ( )ak Life. Frank Eno, 531 Cal
CHINA TRADERS' (Marine) Wil-
liams, Dlmond & Co., 202 Market
Chinese (Marine) Degener & Co., 308
(;alifornia
atizens' Fire (St. Louis) E. D. Farus-
worth & Son, 202 Sansome
Commercial I'nion Assurance Co. of
London (Marine Branch) G. J.
Theobald <fe Co. agents, 419 Cal
Commercial I'nion Assurance of Lon-
don, John Rae Hamilton, 210 San-
some
Commonwealth Fire (Boston) Van
Tassel, Toy <fe Co., 216 Sansome
Connecticut Fire (Hartford) Oliver
Hawes, 403 California
Connecticut Mutual Life, 315 California
Continental Fire, Van Tassel, Toy A
Co., 216 Sansome
DANUBE (Marine branch) Henry Bal-
zer & Co., 209 Sansome
DUSSELIXIKFER MARINE IN-
SURANCE CO. (Dusseldorf) Harry
W. Syz, 225 Sansome
Dwelling House Underwriters' Insur-
ance Co. of New York, Hutchinson
& Mann, 322 California
Eliot Fire (Boston; Edward E. Pott«r,
200 Sansome
Equitable Life Assurance Society, W.
D. Garland, 240 Montgomery
Fairfield Fire (South Norwalk, Conn.)
A. D. Smith, 310 California
Faneuil Hall (Fire) Brown, Craig &
Co., 215 Sansome
Farragut (New York) E. D. Fams-
worth & Son, 202 Sansome
Fire Association of Philadelphia, C. A.
Laton, 405 California
German-.\merican (New York) Thos.
C. Grant, 213 Sansome
(^rman Fire (Baltimore) Philip, Speyer
<t Co., 13 Merchants' Exchange
German Fire (Pittsburgh) E. D. Fams-
worth <fc Son, 202 Sansome
Germania Life, Julius Jacobs, 216 .San
Germanic Lloyd, Sluecke, Vietor &
Co., 109 CaUfornia
Girard Fire of Philadelphia, Hutchin-
son & Mann, 322 California
Glens FaUs (N. Y.) Edward E. Potter,
200 Sansome
Globe Marine (London) Degener A
Co., 308 CaUfomla
Guardian Assurance Co. of London,
WiUiam J. Landers, 406 Cal
Hamburg-Bremen (Fire) Philip, Spey-
er & Co., 13 Merchants Exchange
HAMBURG -MAGDEBURG FIRE,
Gutte & Frank, m (."alifornla
HANitVER FIRE (New York)IIenrv
Balzer & Co., 209 Sansome
Hartford Fire, A. P. Flint, 313 Cal
HELVETIA MARINE, Harry W. Syz,
225 Sansome
HELVETIA SWISS FIRE, Harry W.
Svz, 225 Sansome
HOFt'MAN FIRE (New York) George
D. Dorniu, 401 California
Home Fire (Columbus, Ohio) Hutch-
inson & Mann, 322 CaUfornia
Home Fire (New York) A. E. Magill,
323 CaUfornia
Imperial Fire (London) Robert Dick-
son manager, 317 California
Insurance Co. of North .America, Jon-
athan Hunt A Son, 313 California
John Hancock Mutual Life (Boston)
J. S. Bylngton, 417 California
^r-^ til f\\ AOI/ 645 MARKET, wholesale and retail deal
bLU. W. l/LAni\, interior Decorator. lUte^^t'^
wholesale and retail dealer in PAPER HANGINGS
of AVindo^v Shade
and Fixtureik
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., whoi.esai.e hardware^^^
and Front Streets* -.
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La Colsse Gcnerale (Paris) Hutchin-
son <fe Mniin, ;f2'J California
La (^)nllnn<•e fParls) Ilutchingon &
Mann, S22 California
Lamar Kin' (Nt-w York) ' P'rank F.
Stono, 20!) Sausonu-
LANCASHIHK riliE (Manchester)
Kalkncr, Bi.'ll &Co., 4;«) California
Life Association of Auierlca(St. Loui;:)
Isaac W. Tener, 3U Cnlifornla
LrV'KlU'OOL AND LoNDuN AND
GLitUi:, GeorKC Mel, 422 Cal
LIVERPOOL UNDERWRITERS
ASSOCIATION, Falkncr, Bell &
Co., 430 California
LLOYDS, Kalkncr, Hell & Co., 430 Cal
Loniion and Lancashire Fire, JJalfour,
Guthrie <1- Co., lilti California
Lonilon and I'rovlncial Marine, Hutch-
inson & Mann, 322 California
LONDON ASSri!ANCE CORPORA-
TION, W. Lane Booker, 317 Cal
Lycomins; Fire (Pennsylvania) Brown,
Craisife Co., 215 Sansonie
MADGE15URG GKNEIiAL (Marine),
Gutte & Frank, :507 Calfornia
Manhattan Fire (New York) Alfred
Stillnian, 2;i2 California
Blanhattan Life, Landers <fe Co., 2 Ne-
vada Block
Manufacturers' Fire and Marine (Bos-
ton) J. C. Jennings, 317 Cal
Manufacturers' (Newark) Oliver
Hawps,403 California
3IARINE (London) WiUianis, Dlmond
& Co., 202 Market
MARITIME (Marine) Falkner, BeU &.
Co., 430 Calilbrnia
Mercamilf Insurance Co. (Cleveland,
O.) Alfred Stillnian, 2*2 California
Metropolitan Plate Glass (New York)
E. D. Farnsworth & Son, 202 San
Mutual Benefit Life (Newark) James
Munsell Jr., 215Sansome
Mutual Life ( New Y'ork) A. B. Forbes,
214 .Sansome
National Fire and Marlne(NewZealand)
W. J. Calluighani & Co., 213 San
National Life of U. S. A., H. Cox, D.
D., 232 .Sutter
New England Mutual Life (Boston)
Wallace Everson, 328 Montgomery
New Orleans Insurance Association
(Fire and Marine) Hutchinson &
Mann, 322 California
New Y'ork Life, A. G. Hawes, 220 San
NEW YORK rNDERWRITERS'
AGENCY, Henry Balzer & Co., 209
Sansome
New Zealand (Fire and Marine) Hugh
Craig, :)07 California
Niagara Fire (New York) Van Tassel,
Toy & Co., 216 Sansome
North British and Mercantile (Fire)
T. C. Grant. 213 Sansome
NORTH CHINA, Macondray & Co..
206 Sansome *
North (German Fire of Hamburg, 209
Sansome
NORTH GER3IAN FIRE, Henry Bal-
zer & Co., 209 Sansome
North Western National Fire, A. D.
Smith, 310 California
NORTHERN ASSURANCE, W. Lane
Booker agent, Robert Dickson
manager, 317 California
NORWICH UNION, Falkner, BeU &
Co., 430 California
On Tai (marine) Lai Hing Lung & Co.,
729 Commercial
Paris Underwriting Association (of
Paris) Hutchinson & Mann, 322
Califoinla
Pennsylvania (Fire) Jonathan Hunt
& Son, 31 3 California
People's Fire (Newark) Hutchinson &
Mann, 32-j California
Phcenix Assumnce Co. (London) But-
ler <fe Haldan, 413 California
Phenix Fire (Brooklyn) Brown, Craig,
& Co., 21.5 Sansome
Phcenix Fire (Hartford, Conn.) A. E.
Magill, 323 California
Phcenix Mutual Life (Hartford) E. P.
Gray, 318 Montgomery
Piedmont and Arlington (Life)D. 3L
Kent, 330 Pine
Plate Glass Insurance Department of
the Silesian Insurance Co. of Bres-
lau, Esche & Jacobv, 411 California
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON
(Providence, R. I.) Louis Jacobv,
411 California
Queen Fire (Liverpool) Robert Dick-
son manager. 317 Culifornia
Revere Fltv of Boston, Hutchinson &
Mann, 3*22 California
Rhode Island Insurance Association,
Belden & Ortou, 313 California
Rochester German (Roch';ster) Jacobs
& Easton, 2Ifi Sansonie
ROYAL (Liverpool) Falkner, Bell &
Co., 430 California
Scottish Commercial (Fire and Ma-
rine) A'an Tassel, Toy A Co.. 216 San
SEA (Liverpool) Rodger.s, Meyer &
Co., 212 Battery
Security Co. (New Haven, Conn.) Oli-
ver Hawes, 403 Culifornia
Shawniut (Boston) Jacobs A EastoD,
216 Sansonie
Silesian Fire (Hreslau) Esche & Jaco-
bv, 411 California
South British Fire and Marine (New
Zealand) W. J. Cnlllngham & Co.,
2l3San.'<onie
St. Nicholas Fire (New York) Jacobs
& Enston, 216 Sansome
St. Paul Fire and Marine, Hutchinson
& Mann, 322 t!alifornia
Standani Fire and Marine (of New Zea-
land) J. P. Cox, 306 Sansome
State of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia)
Brown, Craig A Co., 215 Sansome
Swiss Lloyd Marine, Philij), Speyer &
Co., 13 Merchants' Exchange
SWISS MARINE, Hany W. Syz, 225
Sansome
SWITZERLAND MARINE OF ZU-
RICH, Harry W. Syz, 225 Sansome
Teutonic (New Orleans) Hutchinson &
Mann, .322 California
Thames and Mersev Marine (Liver-
pool) Harrison & Co., 413 California
Traders' (Fire Jacobs* Easton,216 San
Tradesmen's Fire (New) Jacobs & Eas-
ton, 216 Sansome
TRANSATLANTIC FIRE (Hamburg)
George Marcus & Co., 304 California
Transatlantic Marine (llmUefT, of Ber-
lin) Thannhauser & Co., 311 Cal
Travelers' (Life and Accident) T. Ben-
nett, 319 California
UNION MARINE (Liverpool) Falk-
ner, Bell & Co., 4:«) California
Union Mutual Life, J. M. Fox man-
ager, 601 California
United Firemen's (Philadelphia) J. J.
Desmond &, Sons, 410 California
Universal (JIarino) of London, George
J. Theobald & Co., 419 California
Washington (Fire and Marine) of Bos-
ton, E. E. Potter, 200 Sansome
W^atertown (Watertown, N. Y'.) Hut-
chinson & Mann. 322 California
Westchester Fire (New Y'ork) E. E.
Potter, 200 Sansome
Western Assurance Co. (Toronto) But-
ler & Haldan, 413 California
TANG-TZE INSURANCE ASSOCIA-
TION, Macondray & Co.. 206 San
Insurance Conipaniea—
Home.
Bay City. 442 Cali'fomia
CALIFORNIA, 318 California
California Farmers' Mutual Fire In-
surance Assn, 310 Pine
COMMERCIAL (of California) 405
California
FIREMANS' FUND, .SW cor Califor-
nia and Sansome
Home Mutual, 406 California
PACIFIC 31UTUAL LIFE, 512 Cal
State Investment and Insurance, 218-
220 Sansome
UNION, 416 California
W'estern Fire and Marine, 409 Cal
Insurance Diagrrania.
3Iorse C. AV. (agent Sanborn Map and
Publishing Co.) 420 California
Intelligence Oflices.
{See Emjyloyment Offices.)
Interpreters of Iianguages.
Armand Louis, 137 Kearny
Becsey Joseph A., Police Court, City
Hall
Cavaletti D., ,S.37 Broadway
Drolet John A., 21 Valparaiso
Durand Adrian, 604 Merchant
Glover Andrew, Police Court, Cli
Hall
Hartog Edward, 6.55 Wa.shlngton
Ha.'^bach Henry, 6.36 Clay
Howe Gee rge, 80(i Washington
Karaoloft D. E., 102S Market
Lauth Julius, 625 Merchant
Locke Louis, Police Court, CItv IIo.lI
Martinon .Vugustusj 420 Montgomer
Splivalo Augu.stus D., 73 Mont Block
Stock E. C, Police Court, City Hall
Inventorit.
Foye William H., 55 Thurlow Block
Gnibb & Levake, NW cor Second ni
Stevenson
Hunt Robert H. H., 22 Montgomer\
Mason Marcas, .312 Calilbrnia
Sulbach C. W., 26 Garden
Threlfall Thomas, 411 California, hi, !
116 LeidesdorfT
Ward John B., 202 Sansome
Iron— Hig.
Arnold N. S. & Co., 310 California
Bruns Henrv, 9-11 Beale
Chandler Richard D., 118 Pacific
Coleman William T. & Co., SW cor
California and Front
Haste <fe Kirk, 21 Beale
Jeffray William, 204 California
Lund Henrv, 214 California
MACDONOUGH JOSEPH, 41 Market
and 121-125 Folsom
Seeley L. B., NW cor Folsom and
Main
WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO., 202
Market
Iron and Steel.
(See also Metals.)
Arnold N. S. & Co., 310 California
Bruns Henry, 9-11 Beale
Carolan, Cory & Co., 117 California
Doble Abner, 13 Fremont
DUNHAM, CARRIGAN & CO., 107
Front and 104 Pine
Gibbs George W & Co., 35 Fremont
and 34-40 Beale
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO.,
2-6 Bush
Linforth. Rice & Co., 101 Market
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 110-118 >
Battery
Selby Thomas H. & Co., 116 California
Simpkins Charles H., 314 Montgomery
Van Winkle I. S. & Co., 413 Market
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
IMPOETEES OF
Galvanized and Common
jsh3E3:e3t xiioixr
All Sizes and .Numbers.
110, 112, 114. 116, 118 Battery Street.
Iron Bedsteads.
CLARK TRUMAN S. & CO.,217 Bush
CONNELLY" JAMES & CO.,217 Bush.
GILBERT & Moore, 219 Bush
TEUMANS.OLAEK&OO.
Manufacturers of
Woven Wire Mattresses,
Brass and Gaspipe Iron Bedsteads,
Of every Style and Quality,
OflSce & Manufactory, 217 Bush, ,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Iron Doors, Shutters, ete.
(<S'ee also MaclUnisUi.)
Bigelow & Morris, 316 Mission
Coleman William T. & Co. (Dwlght's)
SW cor California and Front
Gallagher Daniel W., 151 Beale
Hall's Safe and Lock Companv,211 Cal
Jung J. C, 110 Main
Kittredge Jonathan, 18 Fremont
Leavitt Charles H., 227 Beale
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ^'••'"P**"SIk*r3*3e.^.ri^»'-«'''''''"«^
I MAPnnMniirU importer of and DBAI^ER in COAIi AND PIG IRON,
J. IVlAl/UUniiiUun, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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McKlbbIn & Pettlson, 317 Beale
Nmting Calvin & Sdh, r21 Fremont
1 '-ton 11. & .1., 2a) Fremont
111 A Schober, 20a Freuiont
piJlS JOHN H.. liM25 Boale
Iron Foundriett.
iETNA, Pendergast, Smith & Co., 217
Fremont
Atlas, Joseph B. Jnrdlne, 135 Bcalo
CItv, Low & Chartrey, "iS Fremont
Columbia, Itoese LK'well.vn, 1% Bealc
Kmiiiro, Savage & .Son, HI Fremont
Kxi<;l.-.iiir, Daniel W. Gallagher, 151
Bcali-
Enreka, Thompson Brothers, 123 Benle
FULTON, Hinckley, Spiers & Uayes,
207-211 Fremont and 30a-315 How-
ard
Clcibe, F. A. Huntington, 143 Fremont
G<»LDKN STATK AND MINEKS'
(incorporated) 2.'55 First
Goss it Adams, 114 Beale
Industrial, McComiltk, Lewis & Co.,
233 Beale
Jackson, John G. Ils_, 814 Kearny
Mechanics', Lewis Kelly superintend-
ent, 217 First
Metropolitan, Curtis Tobey, 228 Fre-
mont
National, Marshutz & Cantrell, NW
Main and Howard
Noveltv, G. L. Pierce, 215-217 First
Occidental, Stelger & Kerr, 137 First
0. K., W. S. liav &Co.,228 31aln,oflice
12 Market
PA(;iFIC, Kankin, Brayton & Co.,
127-135 First
Phonix, Jonathan Kittredge, 18-20
Fremont
Pioneer, C. H. Leavitt, 225 Beale
Pioneer, Calvin Nutting & Son, 121
Fremont
Rlt^dcin Iron and Locomotive Works
SK cor Beale and Howard
San Francisco, Sefrin & Schober, 203
Fremont
Tay (Jcorge H. & Co., 614-618 Battery
Dnion, Prescott, Scott & Co., NE cor
First and Mission
Western Ironworks, BIgelow & Morris,
316 Mission
Iron Pipe.
(See Gas Pipe, Water Pipe, etc.)
Iron Railinj;" M'orks.
Bigelow & M'irrI-', 31(; Mission
McKlbbin & Pftri.s„n. 317-319 How
SIMS JOHN R., 123-125 Beale
Iron Telesrapli Polet.
Iron Telegraph Pole Co., 329 Mont
Irrigation and Canal Com-
I»anieH.
Black Hills Canal and Water Co., 49
Nevada Block
Candeiaria Water Co., 9 S. F. Stock
Exchange Building
Kern Is-lund Irrit;ating Canal Co., 49
Nevada Block
Kern Valley Water Co., 531 Market
Mokeliimne Campo Seco Canal and
Mining Co., 76 Montgomery Block
Natonia Wat«r and Mining Co., 531
Market
Nevada Reservoir Ditch Co., 202 Sac
Riverside Land and Irrigating Co., 302
Sansome
Sao Joaquin and Kings River Canal
and Irrl'-'atlon Co., 5:13 Kearny
South Side Canal Co., 408 California
Spring Ynllev Mining and Irrigation
Co., 402 Front
Upper San Joaquin Irrigating Canal
Co., 402 Kearny
IrriKntioii Pipe.
(See Drain and Hewer Pipe.)
Ivor.r Ooodn.
Gruner Frank, 848 Washington
Handy L. N. & Cl, 3-2 Clay
Mever J. G. H., 320 Kearny
Moeser Julius, 811 '<> Market
WILL <& FINCK, 76',) Market
Ivory Turners.
{See Turners.)
Japaneiie and
OoodM.
Clilneae
Deakin W. <fe F., 628 Sacramento
Dovie & Co., 4 New Montgomery
Marsh G. T. & Co., 625 Market
Mayers Robert, 621 Market
Parker James M., 60;) Sacramento
Pohlman Giistave F., 417 Kearny
Savage Henry, 136 Sutter
Scheppler William, 24 I'ost
Tucker J. W. <fe Co., 131 Kearny
Tuckev Alfred, 13 Trinity
Vandi-rslice W. K. & Co., 136 Sutter
Wagner F. Jr., 223 Kearny
. -Watt John (rubber) 1525 JIcAlllster
.^'Wenzell, Rothschild & Hadenleldt, 37
Post
^Wevl Bros., 110 Sutter
Wolf Joseph (agent) 120 Sutter
Japanncrs.
Lee John & Co., 34 Slaiti
Tay George H. & Co. , 612 Battery and
S\V cor California and Davis
Yerhagen A., 202 Powell
Jt'wcicrs— Importer*.
Andrews A., 221 Montgomery
BRAVERMAN & LKVY, IPJBIont
California Jewelry Co., 134 Sutter
Dinkelspiel S. B. & Co., 313 Bush
Haskell Keubeii R. (agent) 206 Kearny
Huliash, Larsen & Wilson, NW cor
Kearny and Sutter
Kahn L. & M., 126 Kearnv
Koehler & Rilter, 26 i'ost
Levison Brothers, \M Sutter
Lindenborn David, 647 Market
Lorsch Brothers, 120 Sutter
Nast. Greenzweig & Co., .5.33 Market
KAND(JLPH & CO., 101 Montgomery
Sherwood William J., 517 Montgomery
SHREYE GEORGE C. & CO., 110
Montgomery
SPENCE A. S. & CO., 537 Market
Thompson Lucius, 4 Chronicle Bldg
Titconib Albert C. & Co., 24 Post
Yanderslice W. K. & Co., 136 Sutter
Wenzel. Rothschild & Hadenfeldt, SE
cor Kearnv and Post
Wevl Bros., 110 Sutter
Wunscii M. & Co., 206 Kearny
Zacharias L. & Bro., 210 Kearny
Zacharias & Green, 126 Kearny
G. 0. SHREVE.
GEO. BONNY.
GEO. C. SHREVE & CO.
JEWELRY, DIAMONDS,
Watclies and Silverware.
110 Montgomery Street.
Jeweler*— ^lanufartarine.
Aufrichtig Morris, 116 Sixth
Baehr William, 649 Sacramento
Baldwin, Sexton & i'eterson (New
York) 120 Sutter
Bellemere A. 331 Kearnv
Blumenthnl A Co., 719 Clav
Bohm W., 616 Merchant
Brand H. J., 235 Kearnv
Bretonnel J.V., 328 Bush
Bujannofr & Rohrbach, 13 Trinity
('aiil'oi Ilia Jewi-Iry Co., 134 Sutter
Cailender Henry A., 734 Market
(Chapman H., 614 Jlercliant
Clausen F., 410 Kearnv
Ebellng & liichter, 618 Merchant
Edwardn U.W. A Son, 618 Merchant
Ehlers Bruce, 612 Broadway
Elleau Henry, 208 Sutter
Esperson Herman (.'ibalone)624 Mont
Foubert & Biart, 225 Sixth
Goldsmith & .Schllesser (New York) 120
Sutter
HenricI E., 423 Pine
Illrschnian Adolph, :528 Bush
'Hubasli, Larsen & Wilson, NW cor
Kearny and Sutter
Jackson U.W. (abalone) 411 Clay, and
614 Market
Jackson & Ware, 520 Fifth
-j- Koehler & Ritfer, 26 I'ost
^ef Laird D.W.,27 Post
Lewis Henry M., 655 Clay
Llndenian C. H., 601 California
Maihlou & Miiison, 15 Trinltv
Miller Louis Jr., 335 Bush
Jlohrig C. F., Berry, nr Fourth
Morris B. & Co., 643 Sacramento
Neumann Albert, 9 Geary
Paclllc Jewelrv Co.. 6 Batterv
PHELPS & MILLER (agenU) 120
Sutter
Jewelers Retail.
{See Watchmakers and Jewelers.)
Jewel«r.<<t' Tools.
Caire Justinian, 532 Washington, and
528 Broadwav
Dinkelspiel & Nordman. 120 Sutter
KALLENBERG THEODORE, 32 Fre-
mont
Levison Bros., 134 Sutter
Long Claude (estate of) 654 Wash
ROBBINS F. A., 7 First
WOLFF & LOZE, 120 Sutter
Joiners.
(See Oarpenters; also Shipwrights.)
Junk Dealers.
Ahnert August, 318 Francisco
Bernstein Hyman, 219 Ninth
Brvson Cyrus, 527 Fourth
Cerini Frank, 205 Davis
Davis William, 715 Sansome
I)e Boer H. .1. & Co., 1239 Mission
FOARD LOHENTZ, 5 Steuart
Ford Anthony, 7 Kent
Ford John, 69 Water
Hare Charles, 326 Spear
Harley C. & Co., 116 Davis
Hashagan M., 508 Sixth
Haub George. 666 Howard
Kedon Martin Jr., 319 Davis
Kelly Patrick W., :B First
Levy Isaac, 210 I'acidc
Levy Joseph, 932 Harrison
Lew Raphael, 431 Grove
McMaster John, 2.58 Spear
Meyer Louis, 107 Langton
Meyerstein J. (bags) 124 (Jommerclal
Nierman Ignatz, 627 PaciUc
Parks & Pool, 1134 Dupont
O'Sullivan Daniel, 20 Commercial
Reichert & Co., 9 Clay
Ruggles D.W..310 Jackson
Steinmiller & Arnold, 320 Francisco
Sweetser & Co., 740 i'acitic and 550 Mis-
sion
Thompson John, 235 Stevenson
Waugh Alexander & Co., 112 Main
WHITELAW T. P. H., foot .Second
Whiteside Henry, Meiggs' Wharf
Jute Manufacturers.
Pacific Jute Manuf. Co., 115 Battery
Kerosene.
(.See Coal Oil.)
Kindlliiif Wood.
Alnsworth 1). II. * C^o., 770 Bryant
Knitting: Mills.
S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, office
115 Batterv
Koumiss.
COGGESIIALL BENJAMIN S.
(Myers*) 610 Guerrero
Iiabels.
BACON A CO., NW cor San and Clay
BANCROFT A I>. & CO., 721 Market
Bruce Donald, 537 Sacramento
Chaigneau A. A Co., .5:t6 Clay
Gosling George N., 320 Sansome
Pettit & Russ, .■f20 Sansome
Iiace Curtains.
(''Importers.)
I '-Marwedel E. H., .511 Market
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Ji VJIUIlL't-nVyll OC \J\J% Corner Market and Second Streets.
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Angelina B. Mnie, 419>i Stockton
Frecse H. F., 143 Third
GerrlsU M. E. Mrs., 118 Ellis
Uohenthal GuBtave, 109'^ Fifth
Lash H.,5:J7 Market
Schlam M. L. Mrs., 120 I'age
liaoe Menders.
JacQUinot Francoise, 605 Post
Lafalx Emilia Mir., 320 Sutter
Lallement Julia Mme, 921 Howard
Lienard Mary Jlrs., 62i;2 Larkln
Tanron Mary Mrs., 607 Hyde
Vlannay Alexander, 300 Post
Zabel A. Mme, 1025 Sutter
JLaeea.
{;'f Importers. See also Dry Ooods.)
■-"Bauer, Tobriner & Co., 547 Market
Bine S., 130 Kearny
*"Cobliner Bros., 543 Market
'•"Davidson J. W. A Co., 101 Kearny
*-Haker W. & HInz, 5-15 Market
*■• Jones E. H. & Co., 53.'j Market
"Muser Brothers, 541 JIarket
=>Ro6enbaum A Co., 22 Battery
*Samuels D., 101-108 Kearny
*'Schweit7.er, Sachs <fe Co., 27 Battery
<"Vcrdier, Moreau & Co., 102 Mont
l4adder BKanufaoturers.
AKMES & DALLAM, 115-117 Front
I.>adies' Furnisliingr Ooods.
(See Furnishing Goods—Ladies'.)
Kiasrer Beer Importers.
Bach. Meese & Co. (Budweiser) 321
Montgomery
Boca Brewing Co., 415 Sacramento
Cassin F. & P. J. (Weiss & Co.) 12-14
California
Cutting John T. <fe Co. (Falk's) 407
Front
GUNDLACH J. & CO. (Lamp's St.
Louis) SE cor Second and Market
Bebstock, Endrcs & Co. (Kebstock) 322
Sansome
Richards & Harrison (Milwaukee) 314
Battery
Ruhl Bros. (Anheuser's, St. Louis) 522
Montgomery
Sonntag Chas. & Co., 40 California
Wolff 4 Rheinhold, 324 Washington
liamp Dealers.
(^Importers. See also Crockery and
Glassware.)
=^AUyne & White, 112 Front
*Alt8chul. SeUer & Co., 119 Battery
Alvez Domingos, 1244 Market
BOESCH EMILE, 569 Mission
~Cerf J. & Co., 517-519 Market
*Dietz A. C. & Co., 224 Front
Dow Martin, 124 Second
Dreyfuss Julius, 14 Dupont
*Dunn H. D., 405 Front
Higgins & Eicholz, 27 Sixth
'"Hubbard J. B., Sons & Co., 120 Front
*Koster Henry, 410 Sansome
*Lawton 0. & Co., 611 Market
-Marsh H. F., agent Boston and Sand-
wich Glass Co., 577 Market
MARTELL JOHN (coach) 623 Sac
'^Nathan B. & Co., 130 Sutter
PACIFIC LAMP AND REFLECTOR
FACTORY, 569 Mission
Richards W. J., 215 Tenth
Rudolph WiUlam, 218 Davis
StiU W. G. & Co.. 627 Kearny
"STRAUS, KOHNSTAMM & CO., 100
Battery
*Swain R. A. & Co., 112-114 California
*Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co., 129
Sansome
Wright William, 300 Montgomery Av
•••Yates & Co., 113 Front
Iiaiup IHannfactarers.
iSee also Lanterns, also Reflectors.)
BOESCH EMILE. 569 Mission
MARTELL JOHN (carriage) 623 Sac
Ray AV. S. & Co. (ship) 12-14 Market
EMILK BOESCH,
569 Mission St.
PATENT LOCOMOTIVE AND MININ&
LAM R&3_
Ship, Railroad, Car, Coach and .Street
Lamps, Frink's Patent Slivered Corru-
gated Gln>^8 Reflectors (successor to
Robert Mills Ornamental Lamp Fac-
tory), Architectural (hnamcnts of
Pressed and Cast Zinc, General Metal
Spinning and Stamping.
Iiand Agents.
AshtonC, 120 Sutter
Haley John J., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
Martin W. H., 533 Kearny
McLaughlin Charles, 16 Mont Av
Ries Leopold, 649 Washington
Robinson Alfred, 318 California
Vollmar James, 40 California
Whitman S. P., 302 Montgomery
liand Agents— Bounty.
Hyde Frederick A., 623 Commercial
Iiand Associations.
Alameda Building and Loan Associa-
tion, 309 California
Alameda Real Estate Association, 607
Montgomery
Berkeley Land and Town Improve-
ment Association, 650 Market
Calabasas Land and Mining Co., 32
Merchants' Exchange
California and Oregon Land Co., 318
Pine
California Land Investment Co. (lim-
ited) 330 Pine
California State Land Agency, 233
Kearny
Colorado Commercial and Land Co.,
G07 Washington
Easterby Rancho Co., 12 Montgomery
Eastern Oregon Land Co., 20 Mont
Fresno Land Co., 402 Kearny
General Land Agency of California, 320
iSansome
Golden Gate Mutual Loan, 320 Sansome
Holly Oak Park Co., 330 Pine
Land Investment Co., 414 California
Lassen County Land and Flume Co.,
606 Montgomery
Mariposa Land and Mining Co., 34 Ne-
vada Block
Mount Diablo Hotel and Land Co., 531
California
Mutual Building and Loan Association,
232 Sutter
Oakland Water Front Co., 44 Nevada
Block
Pacific Land Investment Co., 20 Ne-
vada Block
Pacific Land and Trust Co., 513 Cal
Potrero Land Investment Co., 312 Sac
Riverside Land and Irrigation Co., 302
Sansome
Sacramento Valley Reclamation Co.,
416 Montgomery
Santa Gertrudes Land Association, 12
Front
Santa Monica Land Co., 324 Pine
Saucelito (Old) Land and Dry Dock Co.,
330 Pine
Sausalito Land and Ferry Co., Ferry
Landing, foot of Clay
Scandanavian Irrigated Colony of
Fresno, 409 Washington
South Bay Railroad and Land Co., Pier
9 Steuart
United Land Association, 401 Cal
Visitacion Land Co.,, 330 Pine
Washington Irrigated Colony, 22 Mont
Willows Land Association of San Fran-
cisco, 330 Pine
liand Offices.
Central Pacific Railroad, NE cor
Fourth and Townsend
Los Angeles and San Bernardino Land
Office, 318 California
Southern Pacific Railroad, NE cor
Fourth and Townsend
Swamp Land District 148, office 44 Ne-
vada Block
United States, 608 Commercial
University of California Land Depart-
ment, 310 Pine
riandseape tiardeners.
ArbinI Giovanni, W s Mission, nr St.
Mary's College
Fantsch F. E., 1419 Bush
Hamilton Charles, 100'^ Second
Hextell Thomas, 101 Montgomery
Block
Lemaire E. & Son, 30 Lewis
PFENNINGEH JOHN, 759 Howard
Ponyal ,fean, 1029 Sutter
Queral Pietro, W s Mission Road, nr
St. Marv's College
Staegllch Frank, 1307 Jackson
Ulrich <fe Leopold, :J5 Post
Yon Wicks August, 390 Francisco
JOHN PFENNINGER,
Landscape Gardener,
759 Hovrard Street.
Plans and Estimates Furnished.
I<anterns.
{See also Hardware.)
BOESCH EMILE, 569 Mission
Dletz A. C. & Co., 224 Front
Hubbaid J. B. * Sons, 120 Front
Swain R. A. &. Co., 112 California
Yates & Co., 113 Front
liapidaries.
{See also Jewelers, etc.)
Bellemere A., 331 Kearny
Bosq Romain. 13 Trinity
Bretonnel J. V., 328 Bush
California Jewelry Co., 134 Sutter
Conor Francis, 223 Kearny
Koehler & Ritter, 26 Post
Laird D. W.,27Post
Levison Brothers, 134 Sutter
Mohrig C. F., Berry, bet Fourth and
Fifth
Liast 9Iaker«.
Leveque & Potter, 10 Stevenson
Wing William H. <fe Co., NE cor Mis-
sion and Fremont
JLatlis (Pat'ent ImproTe-
ment.)
Coleman Ezra, NE cor Fremont and
Mission
Iianndries.
Aliaga Maria, 13 Virginia PI
Angonnet Benita, 811 Stockton
Atkinson David (California) Rusg
Alley
Audemard Marie Mme., 470 Tehama
Bach & May ( Gold>;n Gate) S s Six-
teenth, bet Valencia and Second Av
Barbaste R. Mrs., 838 Clay
Belief Francois, 712 Vallejo
Bennett Mary Mrs., 555 Bryant
Bernede Jules, 1005,'^ Market
BerreT.,-341 Thirst--- -
Berson A. Mrs., 429 Sutter
Biarnez A. Mme., 918 Larkin
Bodet Mary >Irs., 1023 '2 Clay
Bonglet Celestine Mme. (Hayes Park)
527-529 Hayes
Bosq Elizabeth Mme., 1023)^ Sutter
Boudan Alcide, 2111 Mason
Buhot Euphrobie Mrs., 763 Howard
Buhot T., 1020 Larkin
Games Peter, 150 Shipley
Cantel Annette Mme., 955 Howard
Cartier Adrieune, 411 Geary
Cedicy Emma Sirs., 733 O'Farrell
Chancel Josephine Mrs., 2405 Cal
Chauvel John, 411 Sixth
Clement Felici Mrs., 1056 Howard
Colett Claudine, 1021 Stockton
Contra Costa Laundry Association, 28
Sacramento
Copp6 Antoinette Mme.,NE cor Cali-
fornia and Baker
Cords Henry, 24 Jansen
CoUe Elodie Mrs., 411 Geary
Daigneau Edouard, 418 Stevenson
Darolles Leon (Model) S s California
bet Broderick and Baker
Davis F. Mrs., 218 Brannan
Dljeau Angelina G. Mrs.,604 Broadwsy
WIULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN, 'neJ??K?SLF
JONAS J. MORRISON,
liumber Dealer, S.'E.eor. MiMlon and Sp«ar <9t.t., has lar|^
I^amber Sheds Ailed withiveU seasoned liumber.
LAW
1029
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Kvain Vlctorlne, SOV^. Bush
Fay Ellzn Mrs., 9:{7 Folsoin
Kederspli'l Lnuis, 5X5>< Fourth
Fleurv Sophie Mrs., 131 Park Av
Fr cr Ailolph, 52S Ha.ves
Ganco 4 Bover, 33 Fell
Caret Marv Mrs., 643 Post
Gault MnrKucrlte Muie.. 108 Stockton
GeUrenlieck Allicrt,200 Montgomery A v
Gcnty Amelia Mme., 524 Hush i
Glanninl Heuiy G., 824 La.i;una
Glannliil Peter J., 603 Hayes
Godet Louis, 910 Howard
Gourdon E. Mmo., N s (513) Sixteenth,
bet First Av and Valencia
Govhenleux Pierre, 143 Ninth
Graf Christian A., 2109 Stockton
Greenwnld Matilda Mrs., 35 Turk
Hebert Madelaine Mrs., 4 Virginia PI
Hennlg John G., N s Chestnut, bet
Broderirk and Baker
Hllte Fabian, 811 .Stockton
Jac(|uluot Francois, 605 Post
Joiillln Coralle, 409 Sutter
Kllcullen Mxhael, 21 Freelon
Labarere <fe Co., 1211 Howard
Lagrave T. L., SW cor Seventeenth
and Valt^ncla
Lardrv Loul.s, 3241 Mission
Legllse Alcide, 511 Hyde
Leihkam Signiund, 215 Dupont
LIcot Leon, 1507 Powell
Lohr Blnrgaret C. Mrs., 1305 Jackson
Lynch Bridget Miss, 153 Minna
Mareou Claudius, 1424 Dupont
McClosky Mary, 839 O'Farrell
McGrath Ellen Mrs., 928 Folsom
Merlin Pauline, 245 Second
Moltorel Victor, 237 Thirteenth
Moore Hortense Miss, 528 Hayes
Moore J. A. (Eureka) NW cor Capp
and Twenty-sixth
Murphy Henry G., 529 Mission
N(>irjpan Catherine Muie., 536 Mission
O'Kea Walter, 1713 Market
Occidental Laundry, N s Filbert, bet
Gough and Octavia
Order Alexandre, 426 Broadway
Paver L. Mme., 315 Sutter
Perret Eugene, 321 Filth
Pevre Celestin A., 826 Green
Plgiiot Adeline Mme., S22 Mission
Pinker Gustave ,T.. 1231 Mission
Poullt Anna, cor Valencia and Seven-
teenth
Prevost Anna Mme, 7863^ Folsom
Quenel Eniil, 1207 Tvler
Ratrerty Thomas Mrs., 11 Everett
Karaos Uosalie Mrs., 918 Larkin
Rathje & Flanedy (United States) W
e Hampshire, bet Twenty-third
and Twentv-fourth
Renault Philippe, 1.505 Pine
Eeymond, Faure & Co., 724 Filbert
Richards Annie Mrs., 771!^ Mission
Bobbin Frank, 303 Van Ness Av
Roy Thomas, 112 Taylor
Ruel Jos-ephlne Mrs., 1127 Clay
SAN FRANCLSCO LAUNDRY, 33
Geary
Sarthou Bernard, 423 Post, rear
Shear \Valdron,>109 Fifteenth
Sitter .Joseph, 819'^ Howard
Swift Margaret, 5 M, rear
Tarbox Elisha T. (What Cheer) 121
Leldesdortr
Taylor Darius A. (National) S s Seven-
teenth, bet Dolores and Church
Thomas Marie, 1023}^ Clay
Tournei C. Mme., 120 Geary
Trudell Joseph A., 6« Third
Wliite Edward P. (La Grande) 648
.■Market
liaw Blanks.
(See also Booksellers.)
B.\XCRi)FT A. L. & Co., 721 Market
Howell J. L., 624 Montgomery
Whitney Sumner & Co., 613 Clay
liawyers.
(See Attorneys at Law.)
I<ead Pipe Manufactnrers.
SELBY SMELTING A ND LEAD CO.,
office 416 Montgomery
I<ead Works.
Morrow & Strong, 215 First
SELBY SMELTING AND LEAD CO.,
office 416 Montgomery
lieather Dealers.
{<'Importers. See also Tanners.)
<'Abenheimer Julius, 20 Sansome
Bloch & Davidson (morocco) 223 Bat
Bourne R. A., lo8 Geary
Brack Oswald, 523 Pacific
Cahen Brothers & Co., 41 Clay
Clayburgh .Vlbert, 41 Clay
Cox J. W. & CO., NW cor Front and
Green
Dnnforth E. P. & Co , 723 Battery
<'Dolllver& Bro., 107 Post
'■'Frank ,1. & Sons, 415 Battery
•'GETLESON & LANDIS. 543 Market
Gordon Bernard, 312 Eighth
Hall F., 506 Market
Heineberg B., 49 Clay
'■•'Hecht Bros. & Co., 528 Market
Ing Andrew D.,407 Commercial
■^Johnson J. C. <fc CO., 12-14 Pine
Kirby R. C. <feCo., J. C. Johnson &
(Jo. agents, 12 Pine
Klopper Frederick. 26 O'Farrell
Kullman. Salx <fe Co., NE cor Drnmm
and Washington
Kullman, Wagner & Co., 106 Battery
*Magee & Moore, 422 Sansome
''Main & Winchester, 214 Battery
i'NICHOLS A. C. & CO., NE cor Bat-
terv and Clay
O'DONNELL C. (morocco) 607 Bran
'■'Rosseter & Smith, 545 Market
-Rued J. C, 34 Clay
*Schietrer C. H., 234 Bush
-Schumacher A., 6-24 Market
Slots Louis & Co., 310 Sansome
'■•Sternfeld Brothers & Co. (calf sktnB)
539 Market
*Stone & Hayden. 422 Battery
Sumner W. B. <fe Co., 415 Front
Wentworth I. M. Boot and Shoe Co.,
400 Battery
Williams Brothers. 569 Market
B. Getleson. Estab. 186'2. G. C. Landls.
GETLESON & LANDIS,
(Successors to L. E. Week & Co.) Im-
porters of
FRENCH CALFSKINS,
And Dealers In
Lieatlier and Findings,
543 MARKET STREET,
0pp. Sansome, - - - San Francisco
A. C. NICHOLS & CO.
Commission Merchants and Dealers
in Leather of all Kinds.
Including French, Eastern and Cali-
fornia Hides, Tallow, Pelts, Oil, Impor-
ters of Tanners' and Curriers' Tools,
Materials and Machinery. AlsoAgems
for Jas. S. Mason & Go's Blacking. Pay
the highest market price for Hides, Tal-
low and Pelts.
400 to 404 Batlcr.y, cor. Clay
laeather Ooods — Kfannrac-
turers.
Lochbaum August H., 134 Sutter
Radius L., 4'20 Kearny
Iieeches—Ini porters.
Hermann Theo. & Co., 630 Washington
Paturel C. Mme., 650 Sacramento
liemon Snsar.
RIEGER P. & CO., 511 Front
Iilbrarles— Public.
Free, Pacific Hall, N sBush, bet Kear-
ny and Dupont
French, 120 Sutter
Mechanics' Institute, 27 Post
Mercantile 216 Bush
Mllitarv, 328 Montgomery
Odd Fellows', 3'25 Montgomery
San Franclsc.) Law, 27 Mont Block
I Worklngmen's Free. 123.5 Market
j Young Men's Christian .A.ssoclatlon,
232 Sutter
I lilfe Preservers.
i Marshall Seth Jr., 309 California
I WATSON & CO., 122 Market
lilme.
Blochmann A Cerf (agents XXL) 24
California
Davis & (!owell, 211 Drumm
Holmes H. T. & Co., 215 and 16-20
Market
Kennedy <fe Spark, 53 Beale
Knobloch J., NE cor Butte and Ten-
nessee
Taggart P., NW cor Nineteenth and
Folsom
Tlernan & Co., 2622 Mission
lilnens— Irish.
DOYLE HENRY & CO., 511 Market
Neuburger, Reiss & Co., 518 Market
Iilnen Threads.
BARBOUR BROTHERS, 511 Market
DOYLE HENRY & CO., 611 Market
Kittle & Co. (agent Andrew Coates)
202 California
Iiiqnor Reflners.
Pacific Distilling Co., 416 Battery
I^lfiuors — Importers and
■Wholesale.
(See also Native Wines.)
Allen D. H. & Co., 322-324 Front
Anduran C. & Co.. 515 Sacramento
Auger B. E., 409 Battery
Bach. Meese & Co., 321 Montgomery
Brickwedel Henry & Co., 210 Front
Buneman H. & Co.. 321 Battery
Carroll R. T. <fe Co., 328 Sansome
Cartan, McCarthy & Co., 513 Sac
Cassin F. <fe P. J., 12-14 Front
Chauche Adrlen G., 615 Front
Chevalier F. & Co., 520 Washington
Chielovich E. <fc Co., 601 Front
Cockriil T. G. <fe Co., 321 Clay
Coleman Wm. T. & Co., 8W cor Cal-
ifornia and Front}
Commlns & O'Connor, 204-206 Market
Crane, Hastings <t- Co., 121 California
Curtis J. M., 123 California
DANERI F. * CO., 27-29 California
Denaveaux & Maison,NW corSansome
and Jackson'
Dodge W. W. <fe Co., NW cor Front
and Clay
Fargo E. A. <fc Co., 316 Front
Fenkhausen <fc Braunschweiger, 414
Front
Fisher W. J. <fe Co., 407 Front
Funkenstein C. * Co., 320 Sansome
Oilman, W'alker & Co., SW cor Cali-
fornia and Front
Goodwin M. <t Co., 407 Battery
Grange N., 711 Sansome
GUNDLA<!U J. & CO., SE cor Mar-
ket and Second
Haberling .1. C, 110 Dupont
Hahn S., 123 California
Hoelscher William & Co., 504 Market
Hotaling A. P. & Co., 431 Jackson
Jackson T. W., 12 California
Jaujou E. A. & COy 4l» Jackson
Jost & Adler, 321 Battery
Kane, O'Loary & Co., 221-223 Bush
Kelly, Henderson <fe Gilchrist, 311
Front
Kellv & Egan, fi04 Battery
Kennv John,6a5 Front
KOHLER & FR(tHLING,626 Mont-
gomery and SE cor Sutter and
Dupont
Lachman S. & Co., 401-111 Market
Lachman & JacobI, SE cor Market
and First
Landsberger I. & Co., 10-12 Jones Alley
Lang & Co., 210 Dupont
Lenormand Bros., 40 Clay
LIchtenstein Max 11., H17 Front
Lllienthal A Co., 223 California
Livingston <fc Co., 222 California
Loewe Brothers, 217 Battery
LOW C. ADOLPHE & CO., 208 Cal
Lyons E. G. & Co., 508-510 Jackson
M'alatesta Louis, 311 Paiiflc
Mandlebaum Francis 312 Sacramento
Martin E. & Co. 408 Front
Mav I'rosper <fe C"., 33 Sutter
Mc.\ran & Co. , 510 Market
Melnecke Charles &Co., 314 Sac
Moon, Scully & Co„ 316 Sacramento
Moore, Hunt<t Co., 32 California
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More, Reynolds i Co., 212 California
Naber, All's it Briine, 413 From
Jfeuman «ft I'ntzman, :H0 IMne
Oberlolder Brothers A Co., 123 Cal.
I Palmer Henry & Co., 302 Davis
Paquette A. F., 310 Pine
Pascal, rtiibedat & Co., 426 Jackson
Peslner <fe HiMebrnudt, 41M13 Batterv
Porter David, 405 JIontKomerv
Rebstock, Kndres & Co., 322 Sansome
', Renz John, 219 Coninierclnl
! Richards <ft Harrison, 314 Battery
I Riley Benjamin F., 318 Front
Roth & Co., 214 Pine
Sabafii' A. E. & Co., filO Sansome
Sabatle P. G. & Co., XV) Bush
Saulnier John & Co., 607 Front
Schroder Henry <fe Co., SW cor Battery
1 and Washington
Schnltz & Von Bargen.SE cor Front
and California
Shea, Bocqueraz & McKee, SW cor
, Iront and Jackson
Siebe Bros. & Plageniann, 425 Sac
Simmonds G., 312 Pacrninenfo
Spruance. Stanlev & Co.. 410 Front
Sroufe & MoCnim, 208 Market
Steinhagen B., 612 Clav
Sturm V. H..323 Front
Taussig & Co., SW cor Battery and
Sacramento
Thacher George <fc Co., 216 Front
Van Bergen N. & Co., 413 Clay
Vlgnier .\nii, 429 Battery
Villedieu Charles, in'<; iDupont
. 'Walter M. & Co., 621 Sansome
AVard William & Co., 509 ."Sacramento
Warde 31. & Co., 313 Battery
■Weil Brothers, 213 Jackson
Wlchman & Lutgen, .321 Clav
• Willielmi H. & Co., 109 California
Wilmerding & Co., 216 Front
: Woiters Brothers, 221 California
, York W'illiam. 204 California
Iiiqnors— Retail.
(-See also Grocerie.t, Retail.)
Abrahams Solomon, 208 Stenart
Adam & Kibbe, cor Market and Geary
.^dams Conrad, 7 AV.ishlugton
Ahcrn John M.. NW cor Larkin and
AshAv
Ahlborn <& Bcerkmann, 323 Dupont
Ahlers George, 229 Spear
Ahrens Jacob H., SW cor Davis and
Clay
Albers Marcus, 33-t Fourth
Albiez Krliardt, SE cor Folsom and
Tenth
Albright Frederick, cor Fourth and
Kentuckv
Allen Michael, 309 Pine
Alpen <fe Clasby, 708 Mission
Anderson Andrew, 250 Spear
Anderson Andrew, SE cor Washington
and Drumm
Anderson Charles A.. 209 Jackson
Anderson Frederick A., 215 Davie
Andrew Anton, W s Mission, nr St.
Mary's College
Ansberg B., 34 Austin
Anthes & Liebmann, 102 Geary
Antony Frank. 1<M2 Folsom
Appel Louis. 315 Montgomerv Av
Arrant Santo, 894 Front
Armbrnster Adolph, NE cor Shipley
and Si.Nth
Arnaud Albert, XW cor Dupont and
Post
Astredo Anthony, 635 Washington
Astrico J. A., 207 Fourth
Atkinson James, 622 Market
Attridge Lizzie Mrs., 247 Clara
Auman Frederick, 610 Jackson
Ayers Frederick, SE cor Jlission and
Sixth
Ayers Harry, NW cor Stockton and
Ellis
Bacquie Henry, NW^ cor Stockton and
Broadway
Badaracco Antonio, i:i08 Pacific
Baehr John jr., 114 Sansome
Bailey Robert S., 222 McAllister
Baker Osborn F., 825 Jlontgomery
Baker Peter. 609 Grove
Balanesi Angelo, S s Clork, ur Front
Baiiantine Robert, 425 Bush
Bankson J. R., 1151 Market
Barber Edward W., SE cor Bush and
Central Av
Barnard Lawrence, 530 Valencia
Barnetf John, SW cor Montgomerv Av
and Bav
Barra Ezeklel I., NW cor First and
Miima
Barre August, NW cor Lombard and
Octavia
Barry David, NE cor Eighth and
Heron
Bartels Henry, SW cor Union and
Front
Bartholoma John, ITE cor Commerce
and Jiattery
Barut & Beilocq, N W cor Powell and
Broadwav
Batallle & Flelg, 544 Caiif..rnla
Battles Augustus S., 214 Dupont
Bauer George, 2208 Powell
Baum John T., NEcor Walnut and Cal
Bauni William, 101 Powell
Bay ley Charles A., 65;i Clav
Becker Eliza Mrs., 9<.8 Kearnv
BecKer George J., SW cor Fourth and
Berry
Becker & Fischer, 1156 Market
Becker &Ohl, 113 Sixth
Behrens Andrew, 2'28 Slontgomerv Av
Benaid Auguste F., XE cor Fifth and
Howard
Bendt William, 12 Clay
Benkelman Rosalie, cor Railroad and
Xinih Avs, South S. F.
Beni:ett F., 230 P.rannan
Bennett J. P., 837 Mission
Bennett AVilliam, 519 Pnciflc
Bentham Harry, 5:iS Market
Bemert & Schroeder, 823 Market
Bernzott <fe Kriikel, SE cor Main and
Market
Berteloni E., X'E cor Seventh and
Brannan
Bertram Charles L., 541 Jackson
Bertrand F. J., 30 Fremont
Bester John H., 543 Jackson
Besthorn Hermann, 7 Stevenson
Beth Adolph, SE ci r Post and Kearnv
Beyer Adolph, 2.38 Sixteenth
Beyer George, SW cor Powell and Bav
Beyersdorf & McCrillis, 842 Market
Bledenbach August, XE-cor Third and
Mission
Biggs J. E.,Es Snn Bnino Road, bet
Twenty-sixth and Twenty -seventh
Bird Thomas, 329 Third
Biziou Louis, 1413 Dupont
Black Peter W., N s Point Lobos Av,
nr Twenty -fourth .Av
Blanc Maurice, 217 Beale
Bianchard <feConibatalade,SW cor Du-
pont and J'aclllc
Blaney James A.,SWcor Fourth and
Mission
Blanken Henry, W s .San Bruno Road,
n"- Countv Line
Blodes Theodore, 1243 Folsom
Blohm John, 92-3 Kearny
Blohm Peter, SE cor Mission and
Beale
BlomeH. & Co., 3 Clay
Boettger H., 1318 Howard
Bogel Charles H., NW cor Mason and
Francisco
Boise Richard, 2508 Bush
Bolivar Patsev, 713 Davis
Botts .John F., 903 Market
Booth William, lOlO'i Valencia
Boothbv Mulville, m East
Boradt Henry, 528 Valencia
Bordenave <fe Xoussitton, SE cor Fifth
Av auu M, South S. F.
Bore'Ues Joseph, cor Railroad and
Fifth Avs, .South S. F.
Borel Florentin-', 637 Pacific
Borowsky M., 514 Haves
Botters Jasner, SE "cor Pacific and
Drumm
Bourjade Cheri. 1509 Dupont
Boutes & Vac, 511 Washington
Bovo Gabriel, 1300 Dupont
Bozio & Leturc, 149 Fourth
Brady Thomas, 4 Fourth
Brady & Farrelly. 610 Market, and 11
Post
Bramstedt John H., 251 Steuart
Brauer & Peters, 314 Post
BredhoffHenrv, 423 East
Breede H. A., 831 Clav
Brennan Thomas W., XE cor Kearny
and Clav
Breslin John, 12.3 Fremont
Brewer Rudolph G., 512 Front
Brewton James G., 422 Kearny
Brick wedel Jacob, NE cor Mission and
Fremont
Brlckwedel & McGreevy, SE cor Spei:
anil Harrison
Brosi George E., 37 Second
Broughton Charles, 818 Clay
Browu Samuel M., 947 Folsom
Brown A Perkins, SE cor Montgomcr
and Washington
Browning William, 541 Clay
Bruhns Hans W., SE cor Filbert and
Battery
Brunig Christian, 49 Stevenson
Brunings & Myers, Junction Marke
and Post
Bruns Conrad, 1303 Kearnv
Bruns Henry, NW cor Folsom and!
Twenty-sisth
Bruns Henry F., NW cor Fifth and-
Townsend, and SW cor Market and!
Eighth . I
Bnms Nicholas, NW cor Third and!
Berry
Brims & BoTu.ann, NW cor Main and 1
Bryant
Bruns & Kohnke. 120 California
Brunsen Martin, .5;{9 Pacitic
Brumstamp John, 334 Bush
Brusaber C. Hy W s Kentucky,
Sierra and Nevada
Buckenmier Joseph, 1428 Stockton
Buckley John, ."> Rausch
Bujan Antonio, San Brnno Road, nr
County Line
Bunton Richard, 640 Market
Burke John, 148 S vtnth
Burke Slargaret Miss. 47 Clav
Burke & McAsev, 232 Brannan
Butler Charles G., 310 Montgomery
Butler John, 7 Sutteraud 506 Market
Buzzini ,t Gianettoni, 29 Sixth and cor
California and Cen ral Av
Byrne Michael, 1142 Folsom
Callaghan & Dannhy, NW cor Sixth
Bud Stevenson
Callan Thomas, 616 Montgomery
Canilan F. <$: C... 206 Third
Cane John, 148 Steuart
Cantiis George & Co., SW cor Stockton
andO'Farrell
Carmnck W. D., 666 Mission
Caro Louis, 224't Fifth
Carolin .Tames. NE cor Third and Bar
('arr Thomas, 306 Minna
Cnrroll John F., 200 Sansome
Casey John, NW cor Seventeenth and
Howard
Castagnet & Lecusan, 5.30 Merchant
Chadwick Charles. Ocean Beach Road,
three miles from Cliff House
Chambiile A. ,.36'^ Fourth
Chandler (Jharles^^ California Theater
Chapman .Samuel H., 918 Market
Chartler Auguste, .324 Sixth
Chatonet August, NW cor Broadway
and Kearny
Chenot Eugene, NW cor Fonrth and
Folsom
Chlatovich Peter M., 1201 Filhnore
Chick Anton A., 1118 Market
Chiucovich Peter, SE cor Sansome and
Pacific
Christ Edward, NE cor Washington'
and Montgomerv
Christensen F. H. C., 245 Townsend
Christin Cliarles, 313 Haves
Claasen P. & J., 1 Front
ClafTey Charles, 212 Sansome
Clark William M., 409 Fourth
Coates Caleb, 37 Sutter, and 200-202
Market, nnd 1-.3 Pine
Coelho Joaquin, 60 Clay
Coen Frank, 531 Jackson
Cohn Thomas, 518 Battery
Cokeley Jereniiab. 2.';6 Townsend
Collet Fortune, .i02 Second
Collins John, cor Third and Tehama
ColUns S. 1'. & Co., 329 Montgomery
and 511 California
Collins & Gallagher^ 222 Third
Colman Martin, NE cor Pine and
Kenrnv
Comerford Patrick, 1911 Hyde
Condon John, 733 Howard
Couion Michael, 924 Brannan
Conn & Schroder, 213 Montgomery
Connolly Michael, Es Snn Bruno Road,
5 miles from City Hall
Connolly & Kiernan, 643 Merchant
Conway Bernard, 993 Slarket
Conway James, 1200 Market and 1 Tyler
Cook Annie Mrs., 400 Third
Cook Edmund L., 221 Ellis
Cook M. & Co., 513 Washington
Cook Nathan, 221 Ellis
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Oorbett A Rothe, 23 Second
Cordnno Olnseppe, 122!) Oupont
Cobtelld John v., 8S2 Howard
Co8U-llo Samuel (Mountain Spring
Uoiise) 1)1(1 Ocean House Road
Cr«l^' James, 2.'i8 Spear
Cretan John H., SW cor Sixth and
Howard
Crelcliton Patrick, SW cor Folsom and
Fifth
Crittenden Martin, 627 Clay
Cronlu John, SE cor California and
Fillmore
Crontn <fc O'Brien, SE cor Fourth and
Howard
Cros-kev Robert, 22!) Haves
CuUen Michael, 34 Minna
Cullen Th'/mat^, NW cor Ellis and De-
vlsadero
Cuneo Charles. 539 Washlnpton
CunnlnKhuni Thomas H., 301 Kearny
Curley .lames, N\V cor Valencia and
Twenty -sixth
Curley ratrkk, N s Bryant, bet First
and Benle
Curley <fc Hushes, NW cor Alabama
and T\vrnt\ -third
Curran Bernard. NAV tor Clara and
Bero'
Carran I'atrick L., XW cor Berry and
Fourth
Ctirrie John B., 1.5'i Steuart
Dahlqnlst < i. 1'.. -irtt Bush
rally John, 1.34 Hayes
Paiss <fe Schmitt, NW cor Bush and
Kearny
Daley Kllen J. Mlss,N s Shasta, bet Ull-
nols and Jllchlpan
Daly James T., 109 Davis
Dalv John, Junction Market and Post
Daly John C. 151 First
Daiiimer & Centtr'r, 821 Market
Danerl John, 131 Pacific
DanvasThuriliio, 4-1 Sacramento
Daviijn KuL'ent". fiJ5 ('alifirnia
Davis Alexander, 13 Steuart
Davis Julius K., NE cor Sixteenth and
Dolores
Dawe William, .541 Pacific
Dawson Oeort-'e, :C1 California
Dav Alexander, Slfi Greenwich
De'Castro Theodore. 406 Pacific
De Oorsey John, 261 Third
De Forest Charles, NW cor Alabama
and Twenty -seventh
De Ghetaldl Emllio, NE cor Oregon
and Battery
Decker <fc Travers, .530 Valencia
Deerlng W. E., .50 Third
Delury Daniel, 612'^ Howard
Demartinl Paul, 505 Green
Denehy James, Ocean Beach Road, nr
Golden (Jate Park
Denlg Louise M. Miss, W s Broderick,
bSt Grove and Hayes
Desebrock Frederick, NE cor Fourth
and Brannan
Deteis 51. & Co., 8 Sacramento
Detels & ."Schneider, SE cor Pacific and
Davis
Detgen Henry, 619M East
Dettmer John, 415 Davis
Deuclier Alplionse, 243 .Second
Devaurs Frank, W3 Broadway
Dovlne Dennis B., NE cor Merchant
and Dunbar All^y
Dickev James R., Sixth Av, nr Fulton
Dlemer John, 338 Bush
Dillon Luke, N s Fult'-n, bet Baker
and Broderick
Dixon CK inent, 8 Summer
Dolan William B., 145 Third
Dolniann Henry, cor Ninth and Bran-
nan
Domerque Gaston. KV) Ci>mmerclal
Dmohne .lotin,S27 Folsoui
Donohue ,t l'lielaii,33 Second
Donovan <fe Quirk, SW cor Second and
Stevenson
Doolev Lucv Mrs.,54fi Mission
Dooley A Bovlan, 3T6 Fourth
Doran Charles L.. 773 Market
Dorcv P. .(., 112 Dupont
DoTgeloh Louts, i:« Fourth
Dorrance W. C.,SE cor Second and
Notoma
DoBcher John D., SE cor First and
Mission
Doughertv Daniel. 7 Sixth
Douglas thomasj 444 Third
Doyle John, NW cor Geary and Cen-
tral Av
Dovle John E., 311 Bush
Doyle & Cashman, SW cor Howard
and Third
Drake Fre-lcrlck, 347 Sixteenth
Drevfuss Jacques, fil4 California
Duffv Bros., 6:n Jlerchant
Dugpan <fe Sullivan, 131 Fifth
Dunn» & Davev, :iO!i Third
Dunnlgan I'atrick, HOfi Folsom
Dunny Lawrence P., SW cor Fourth
and Howard
Duris John, .545 First
DuiToux & Favarel. 1.500 Polk
Dwyer Timothy, 123 .Seventh
Eagan Eugene, 510 Mission
Eauan William, 4:«) Valencia
Eagles & Wild, fi02 Mission
Eastland Charles, SE cor Third and
Berry
Eaton Thomas, S s Point Lobos Av,
bet Bovce and Parker Av
Eckle Frederick, 6;i4 Pacific
Eckstein & Schoeneburg, NWcorBush
and M<intgoniery
Egan John, 1129 Folsom
Eggers J. F. G., 533 California
Ehinger E^ne^^t, 1501 Mason
Elchenlaub John, 412 .lack'on
Eickhorst Frederick, 28 Leldesdorflf
Eisenbels Louis, SW cor Fourth and
Jessie
Elmer Casper,SE cor Kearny and Har-
die PI
Elsasser & Krneckel, SE cor First and
Market
Endl Ferdinand T., 1019 Market
Engel George, SE cor Kearny and Pine
Eufigbt Thomas, 200 Seventh
Ericksnn Sven, 415 Ea t
Eschrich Christian, SW cor Bush and
Kearny
Evans & Sharp, 515 California
Everett Harry, 605 Kearny
Evers Henry, 801 Kearny
Ewald Anton, .338 Bush
E/.querro & DobrogoiskI, 627 Wash
Fall! Keva, 19-21 Eddy
Falke Emile C.,6 .Mission
Fnlkenhahn F Tdinand, 330 Sixth
Fallon & Buckley, .323 BuKh
Farley Bernard, Junction Mission and
Ocean House P.oads
Farlev George F.. 2131 Mission
Farrell Daniel, 140 Third
Farrell James A., 4 Berry
Farrell MIcha'-l, .523 Jll.sslon
Farrell Patrick, Ss Point Lobos A v,
bet Nineteenth and Twentieth avs
Farrell Peter A., 448 A'alencia
Farrell William D., 162 First
Farreily A McGruder, NW cor Fourth
and Jessie
Faulstlch Thaddeus, 2609 Mission
Fauss D. A Bro., 1942 Mission
Fay Michael, NW cor Twenty-sixth
" and Mission
Fel ler Franz, 621 Merchant
Feldmann Christian, :<27-329 Bush
Fenstermacher Martin, 5:57 Filth
Ferguson John, 304 California
Fern William. 506 Washington
Ferren Lawrence, 777 Mission
Ferst Philip, First Av, nr Kentucky,
.South S. F.
Finertv Thomas, Melggs' Wharf
Fink <t Co., 13 Leldesdorflf
FInncgan James, 15 Jessie
Fitch Casper, Railroad Av, nr Thirty-
second Av, South S. F.
Fltschen John C, .305 California
Fitter Elbe H., SW cor Jackson and
East
FItzhenry James, 5-34 Commercial
Flanagan James B., .5:57 Bryant
Flanliran Michael, NW cor B'ront and
Pacific
Flannat.an J. & Co.. 417 Brannan
Flathmaiiii ','iaus, SW cor Market and
Steuart
Flelschel Charles, .524 Fourth
Flynn F;<lmonil. SK cor Post and Taylor
Flvnn John, 417 F'ourth
Flynn Miles, 226 Third
Fogarty Thomas. 3 Merchant
Foge Lafrenz, SW cor Railroad and
Fifth Avs, Souih S. F.
Folev Dennl^. 825 Folsom
Foley W. M., SW cor F'rst and Mis-
sion
Fortmann Fre<lerlck, 323 Turk
Foster Junius G., Cliff House, term-
inus Point Lobos Av, and Home-
stead House, S s J'oint Lobos Av,
nr Twenty-fourth Av
Fox Charles, 133 Slontgomery
Fox Charles J., 6'20 Market
Fox Thomas, SW cor Bay and Mason
Franciscovlch Cosmo, .5.39 Jackson
Franck Henrv, 108 Sacramento
Franetta John, 33 Po.st
Franlcevlch Nicholas, 15 Vallejo
Frank Henry, 1254 Market
Frerlchs <fe Lohmann, 28 Seventh
Frisble Moses, 5:54' : .Tackson
Fritz Alfred J., N Wcor Third and Fol.
Fritz tfe Shear(Re<reatlon GroundB)SE
cor Twenty-lifth and Folsom
Fnllaratr Richard, 440 Bush
Fulton Theodore. 501 Kearny
Funcke Philip, 37 Converse and Sixth
Av, bet Q and R. South S. F.
Gaetlen Henrv W., S s King, nr Fourth
GaflTney Michael H., NEcor Polk and
.Tackson
Gaillard Joseph, 229 Sixth
Galt>reath William, 759 Brannan
Gales John M., .5:56 Merchant
Gallagher John J'., NE cor Market and
Front
Galland.>tt James H., Merriniac St.
Wharf
Gamma & Fesler, 711 Mission
Ganz John. 621 Merchant
Ganzhorn Christian. 643 Clay
Garcia Francibco, 718 Montgomery
Gardner George M., 707 Davis
Gardner A Co., 429 Jiavls
Gartner .\ugust, SE cor Clay and
Drunim
Gatelv I'atrick J., 1139 Market
Gaussail Emile A., 12:59 Stockton
Gednev F'rank, 821 Folsom
Gehrels A Lubben, SW cor Davis and
Sacramento
Gendotti Andrew, 4:56;«i Hayes
Gerlien A Wobbcr, SW cor Spear and
Mission
Getleson David, 795 Mission
Geverswaldt Leo, 5:58 Hayes
Glbb .Tames, 6!7 Merchant
GUleran William, 159 Third
Gllmour Thomas, NE cor Grove and
Laguna
Gingg .Tohn, SW cor Pine and Slorse
GInty A Blanchard, NE cor Th'.rd and
Mission
Givovlch Nlcolo, 509 Clay
Glasso Rudolph, SW cor Annie and
Stevenson
Gleason Patrick H , 306 Powell
Gless A., SE cor Fotirth and Harrison
Glvnn William. 158 First
Gobev Frank, 228 Sutter
Goble John E., Cattle Whaif, Long
, Bridge
Godsil A Merigan, Junction Market and
Kills
Goetz Paul, 533 Pacific
Gohlinghorst George J., 1.520 Market
Gordon A Healy. NE cor Ninth and
Stevenson
Gorhani Patrick, -36 .Second
Gorman Jr)hn, 100 Hayes
Gorsig Henrv, 113 Davis
Grabe Frank (Rising Sun House) SW
cor San Bruno Road and Dwight
Graefner Mark, 804 Fourth
Grail Frederick, 562 Brannan
Graneisc Otto, .301 California
Granlttoni G.,229 Montgomery Av
Grass (Charles B.,SE cor Fourth and
Mission
Graver George E., 425 Pacific
Gray William Jr., SE cor Folsom and
Twentv-second
Green .\lfred F.. Ocean Beacli, nr
Ocean View House
Green George W. B., 38 Sixth
Green Tolosco (Ocean Side House) 3
miles from Cliff House
Green <£• Foley, 246 Third
Greenwood George C. 124 Fifth
Grelis John W., 208 Bush
Grics Frederick, NE cor Beale and
I Howard
Griffin Michael S., SE cor Broderick
I and Gearv
Grifiln I'atrick, NW cor Devlsadero
! and o' Farrell
I Grimm Alexander, 667'; Mission
I Grimni Frederick W., 775 Market
Grimm Henry, NE cor Kearny and
Sutter
' Groeper & I'erl, 16 Maiket
j Grosbaner John, 2-4 LeMesdorff
Grnen A Vogelsang, 143 Fourth and 215
I Third
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Gmndel Frank, 77 Stevenson
Gruschenskl Marks. Go7 'VVashtngton
Gudehus Christian, 112 Drumm
Gundlach Jacob G., fi07 Washington
Haas Jacob, 617 Kearnj-
Haase Herman H. D., SE cor Harrison
and Spear, and NW cor Bryant and
Spear
Haberearten Joseph, 208 Dupont
Haberl Ins John C, 110 Dupont
Hach Charles, 9H Market
Hack ife Boggs, NE cor Greenwich and
Stelner
Hagenian William, 627 Merchant
Hageman & Haquette, 5 Kearny and
12 Geary
Hatrer George, 605 Commercial
Hagler & Keaerleber, 923 Kearny
Haley John. NE cor Stockton and
Green
Hall <fe Kearnv. 617 Jlontgomerv
Hallett Oliver G.. 13 Post
Hamilton James, 804 Sansome
Hamilton & Burke, W g Illinois, nr
Sierra
Hamilton & McMullen, 1 Morton
Hamilton <fe Sharp, 515 California
Haney William W., 221 Sacramento
Hanschen Cord Henry, 800 Blont
Hansen Alfred, SW cor Montgomery
Av and Kearny
Hansen & Kuhl, 108 Sutter
Hanson Charles H., 536 Washington
Harde Benjamin, SE cor Fourth and
Braunan
Harder Peter, 7 Market
Hare Patrick M., l-W Fifili
Hareuburg Edward, 130 Berrv
Harrington John, 510 Pine
Harris Edwin T., 310 Fourth
Harris & Brady. 1-2 Grand Arcade
Market
Harrison David J., NAV cor Sansome
and Merchant
Harrison John, SE cor Slontgomerv
Av and Pacific, and NW cor Du-
pont and Sutter
Hart John, NE cor Turk and Stelner
Hartenstein P'rederick <)., 539 Valencia
Hnrtman Marcus, 1011 Market
Hartman Philip, U Spear
Hartmann & Dammasch, NE cor Post
and Kearnv |
Harts-home & Waters, 126 Koamy |
Hasselbusch John E., 533 Sacramento i
Hatch James, NW cor Sixth and How-
ard
HautTe Frederick, 127 Sixth I
Hauser John, 6;{7 Broadway
Hausler Frederick, 26 Eddy
Hayes S.& P., IfiO First
Hays & Gyselaar, 824 Kearnv
Heblethwalte W. P. 411 East
Heckniann H'-nry, 1258 Market
Heeder <fe Relchardt, :{25 Bush
Heffernan MIcliael, 223 Sansome
Hell Cunstantlne, 103 Sacramento
Heinz John J., 114 Dupont
Helssenberg C, 921 Kearnv
Heltman Alvlna JIr«., 530 Paclflc
Held A Miller, 1026 Market
Henchy John, 815 Folsom
Henrioulle Gregolre, 317 Dupont
Henry Daniel, 219 Second
Hentz Augustus H., NW cor McAlllg-
ter ami Hyde
Herber John,"527 Kearnv
Herdel Frederick, 72!i Haight
Herman Hudolph, SWcor Tonqulnand
Baker
Hewelckc Hugo W., .543 Meichant
Heydenaber Louis, SW cor Bay and
Melggs' Wharf
Hcye Henrv, 613 East
Hickman Wllllnni, :!009 Mission
Hlen Augu.^t, l.Tis Dupont
Hlldrbrflndl William C., !m East
Hill William H., Beach, bet Hyde and
Lark in
Hlllebrand Albert, 12->! Market
HInk Peter IL, cor Montgomery Av
and Montgnmerv
Hliirlcbs A. & Co., SE cor Front and
Vallelo
Hinrlchsen Edward, SW cor Brannan
and Seventh
Hltthuer Anton, 105 Dupont
HorhtrufTtel Nicholas, Ocean Beach
]{'iad, nr ClllV Hnuse
Hockink- & Peters, 334 Bii.«h
Hoelschcr Werner, SE cor Eddy and
Mason
Hoffman N., 149 Second
Hoffmeister Frederick, 509 Clay
Hogan Daniel, 411 Fourth
Hokanson Olof . 527 East
Holder Joseph, 62 Halleck
Holje John B., SW cor Ballroad and
Sixteenth avs, .South S. F.
Holland Peter, 4 Wa.shington
HoUer Baltazar, SE cor Market and
Beale
Holler & Schnlz, 10.36 Market
Holm Brothers, 200 Fifth
Holohan John, NW cor McAllister and
Leavenworth
Hopkins Peter, Grand Hotel
Hopkins Thomas J., 623 Davis
Hopps Frederick, 1017 Battery
Horabin Thomas, lOOl Mason"
Horn Christopher.Broadway Wharf
Horstmann Henry, SW cor Thirtieth
and Mission
Horstmann John, NW cor Bush and
PoweU
Hoss John, NW cor Sutter and Kearny
Hough John, 1 Mason
Honrcade John A., inon Geary
Howlett Mary Mrs., 110 .Jackson
Huant Pauline, 305 Montgomery Av
Huber Henrv, 417 Bush
Hubert Joseph. 1.330 Stockton
Hughes Michael B., NE cor Market
and Jones
Hughes William A., 515 Clay
1 Hughes William H.,43 Sacramento
I Humbert Joseph, 120 Jlontgomery Av
Huntington & Keirigan, 2.36 Brannan
Hurlbrink Ernest J.. 521 First
Hurley Michael, 213 Sixth
Hutter J. A Co., 65 Fourth
Imelli Max, 851 Market
Irazogui Frank, NW cor Pacific and
Montgomery
Tsell Jacob, 29 Morton
' Ivemeyer & Dunker, SW cor Battery
I and Commercial
.lacks Robert, SW ccr Potrero Av and
J Twenty-second
, Jackson Walter, NW cor Clay and
Davis
Jacobson & Robertson, 727 Mont
Jagels Diederich,28 .>>tockti>n
I Jakel Charles, 619 Pacific
Jausen G. A. F., NE cor First and
I Brannan
I .Tastram & Slppel, 6.33 Sacramento
i Jellings & Freeman, 634 Merchant
Jellison Benjamin F., NE cor Callfor-
I nia and Kearny
Jobmann Julius, SE cor Third and
j Mission
I Jobst Matthew, 1 Gardner Alley
; Jochat Joseph, 27's Commercial
, .Tochim Jacob, 5.36 Sacramento
j .Tohnson Andrew, 405 Dnimm
Johnson Christian, SW cor Sacramento
and Drumm
Johnson Henry F., SW cor Broadway
I and Montgomery
John.son James C., 5.37 Bryant
Johnson Peter, 218 Montgomery Av
Johnson Peter, SE cor Twenty-fourth
and Bryant
Johnson William, 819 Battery
Johnson William, 5a5 Sixth
Johnson & Brown, NE cor Howard
and Steuart
Jones Frank, 645 Merchant
Jones Frank P., 3 Broadway
Jones Frederick F., SE cor Pine and
Kearny
.Tones William C, 413 Pine
Joistens Charles, 1017 Kearny
Jordan .John, 518 Mission
Judge Patrick, 204 First
Julltz Hermann, 612 Sacramento
Jullien J. & Co., 617 Paclllc
Kamps Frederick W., 16 California and
2.'5 Davis
Kane MIcliael, .501 Howard
Kasche William. 18 Genrv
Kavanagh <t Campbell. 244 Third
Kccnan Charles, 1158 Market
Kelleher A Simpson, SE cor FoUom
and Fourth
Kellv John, 43 Second
Kel'v John, 18t! Jessie
Kelly Martin, 713 Howard
Kelly Owen, NW ccir Hciwarl and Rush
Kelly I'eter, cor Point Lobos and Ma-
sonic Avs
Kenney Michael, Dunbar Allev, rear
Old City Hall
Kenny <t Co., SW cor Howard and
Langton
Kemer Peter, SE cor Jessie and New
Montgomery
Kerr Matthew, 111 Leidesdorff
Keuerleber Frederick W., 39 Market
Kewltz & Co., 242 Sutter
Keyle Robert, 304 Pacific
Kieffer Charles, 4:S Broadway
Kihlmever Brothers, 6(W Clay
Kildav Michael, 100 Second
King John, 26 Turk
King Julia Mrs., 113 First
King AVilliam M., 144 Steuart
Kittelberger & Dold, NE cor PoweU
and Market
Klaiber & Schuh, 9 Hardle PI
Kleen Henry, 225 Clay
Kleinhammer Henry, 210 Sutter
Kloppenburg nerman,N W cor Drumm
and Commercial
Knauth Carl W., SE cor Kearny and
Bay
Kneeland .Tames H., 670 Howard
Knight William W., .33 Dupont
Knight & Bragg, SE cor New Mont-
gomery and Minna
Knlppenberg Ernst R., SE cor Steuart
and Howard
Knoop Diedrlch, NE cor Page and
Octavia
Knoop John, SE cor Sixteenth and
Second Av
Knottner Florlan, NW cor Kearny and
Gearv
Koch Charles, 300 Haves
Koenig Ferdinand, 626-6-32 Pacific
Kordmyer George, Russ House
Korneck William E., 41 Third
Korts <fe Dlercks, 314 Clay
Kosminsky Samuel, cor First Av and
Kentucky, South S. F.
Kosier Josei)h, NE cor Geary andCen-
tral Av
Krauss Bernhard, 535 Commercial
Kreling Bros., 28 Eddy
Kreye John, SE cor Jackson and Bat-
tery
Krouse Thomas E., NE cor New Mont-
gomery and Mi>6ion
Kruckmann Frederick, SW cor King
and Fourth
Krynsky Lucas, SE cor Eighteenth
and .Tessle
Kucks Charlep H.. 129 Clay
Kuhirt Charles H-.S s Central Road,
nr Golden Gat<? Park
Kuhlke A Elvln, SW cor Mission and
Beale
Kuhlweln Elizabeth, 406 Dupont
Kuhn William, 1326 Bush
Kupper William, 211 Market
Kyle Robert, :»4 Paclflc
Lablne Oliver, 641 Commercial
Lachman & Jacobl.SE corMlsstonand
Second
Lacour Peter, 117 Seventh
Laflin James, 41 Vallejo
Lagrave A Cszabonne, 6.56 Paclflc
Lamb John, 150 Steuart
Lampmnn Granvlllr', 720 Paclflc
Lange (.harles H., 258 Steuart
Lange Peter N., 246 Townsend
Lar.sen Carl G., 18 Eddy
Larsen A Lundherg, 7 Merchant
Laurlston Arclill)aldj921 Battery
Lauten A. A Co., NW cor Filbert and
I'owell
Leahv Michael, fil2 Howard
Leduc Pierre, 509 Bush
Lee N. A., 214 Dupont
Leedes A Dietrich, 649 CIbt
Leege William & Co., 115 Halleck
Lehnhardt diaries, SW cor Pine and
Montgomerv
Lehrke <t Mayor, 910 ^Market
Leonard Ft. K., 412 Kearny
Lesser Louis, 702 Mlssli;n
Lessmann & Wlndhous, 1057 Market
Letroadec Louis, 1.321 Dupont
LevaggI Bernardino, 3 Vallejo
Levy .Me.xandi-r, 18 Stockton
Lew David P., 607 Sacramento
Le welly u Robert, 14 Clay
Lewis A Harris, 226 51'intgoraery
Leydecker A Wleboldi, SW cor Clay
and East, and 631 Davis
Lhez J. M., 1120 DuiMjnt
LIckefelt August, NE cor Paclflc and
Stockton
Llililell John. 829 Kearny
Llnsdi A Buiiman, 245 Fourth
Lllkendey otto M'.,SW cor Francliico
aud Powell
LJnden Edward, 611 Davis
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Link Casper, 505 Washington
LliJpl Hnrloine, 712 I'aclflc
Llvln.'st'/n A. iXhP VlUa) NW cor
Sixth Av and Knlton
Lopgc'' Valentine, fi:i8 Pacific
Luftls John, I2:M Market
Lobsen I>. H. W„ Junction Market
an'l Hayes
Lord .Ii»eph,711 Howard
Lonph .Innies, 5H Mission
Luders mtfl, .507 Pavis
Luf smnnn Ernest. .5.TI California
Lukln .Inseph A., 446 California
Luttrlnger Brother.*, 319 Dupont
Liittrlnl'cr Joseph, 409 Dnpont
Liitz Jneoh, 18 Taylor
Lutzen !*Iartln P., !)0.3 Geary
Lynch Brithers, NE cor Fourth and
Minna
Lvnch James H., 325 SanBome
Lvons fiporge W., 1.326 Market
Maass Henry, SE cor Fremont and
Howard
Maass .Tohn G., SE cor Howard and
Main
Sfackert Frank A., 610 Sacramento
Madel & Maskow.NE cor Howard and
Ppear
Maim Frederick, 636 Commercial
Matjlstra A Giaconiini, ItlO'o Mont Av
Mngiiire Michael, 2:!2 First
Mahler Charles, 7.33 Davis
Mahlmann Henry. 603 California
Mahlmann Peter, 614 Montpomery
Mahoney James, SE- cor Sixth and
Bryant
Mairhofer Leonard, 426 Fourth
JlalaL'Hniha Camlllo, 1128Folsom
;MaIlav Williai ., 21 Vallejo
Slalloy William, 1S29 Mission
Malone James, 526 Third
!\Tanier John P., 325 East
Mannin:: Thomas, 109 .le.isle
Mantclli & Ami, 236 Dupont
Marcel ?L, .52* Pine
Marchebout & Boudin, SE cor Folsom
and Sixth
Marchlnl Mariano, NW cor Davis and
Washington
Marks A Sanford, 16 Steuart
Marshall AVilliam, 626 .Sacramento
Jlaitl Jacob, 507 Commercial
>larlin C. H., SWcor DavLs and Vallejo
Martin Louis, SE cor Stockton and
.fackson
Martin * Horton. 545 Clav
Martin * Janme, •5-72 Pacific
Martin & Traber, NW cor Kearny and
Commercial
Slartiniivich .S. A Co., NW cor East
and Sacramento
Masson & Dnntafit, 4.34 Bush
Mattes John, SffSutter
Matticevich Nicholas, NE cor Wash-
inpton and Battery
Mayer Wendeltn, SW cor California
and Mcntgomery
McArdle Peter, SE cor Fourth and
Market
Mif'atTrev John, 248 Beale
McCann .Tohn, 216 Eighth
McCarthy Timothv, NE cor Geary and
Baker
McCartv Maurice, 1600 MIsRton
McCloud David, Fifth Av, Hunter's
Point, .South S. F.
McCormick FMward 102 First
Mc(!ully John, SW^ cor Second and
Minna
McDonald Edward, 4-il> ; Third
M(])onflld John, SW cor Sixth and
Market
MiDi.nald Michael, 16.33 Market
McDonald Michael C, 728 Brannan
McDoupall S. P., SE cor King and
Fourth
McEvoy Thomas, 412 Folsom
McCee Thomas, SE cor Church and
Twenty-seventh
McGlnnis James, 112 Haves
McGovem Philip, NE cor Slarket and
Kearny
MoCrepor James, 242 Brannan
McfJrnrv Thomas, 992 Folsom
MiHenry John. SW cor Sixth and
Brannan
McKee John, NW cor Battery and
Vallejo
McKewen J. C. Restate of) SE cor
Sansr)me and Washlneton
McKindlav William, 767 Market
MiLaugliiln William, S s King, bet
Second and Third
McLeod A. E., 1071 Market
McLeo<l .Angus Jr.. 5 Morton
McJlanus Thomas, 1602 Mission
McNamara Michael E.,SE cor Valencia
and Twenty-flfth
McNeal James, 821 Kearnj
McNear James, 514 Green
McPhcrson Jidin, 'M Steuart
McM'llllains Huuh, 819 Market
Meade John, 1646 MisMon
Medauw John J. H., 970 Folsom
Jleehan James, 622 Kearny
Meier John, 5 Mason
Meier Louis H., NE cor Seventh Av
and N, South S. F.
Melerdlerks Christian, NW cor Post
and Powell
Meincke Frederick & Co., SW cor Mis-
sion and Twentv-slxth
Melnke Henry, NW cor Mission and
Steuart
Melsburger Valentine, 5.37 Pacific
Meissner Albert, 421 Dupont
Melbouni Joseph, 777 Mission
Mendes David, 341 Sixth
Mercler Eugene. NW cor Folsom and
Seventh
Meyer A. & Bro., SW cor Geary and
Broderlck
Meyer Dledrlcn, NW cor Fillmore and
Greenwich
Meyer Frederick R.. 223 Pacific
Meyer Henry, SE cor Front and
Broadway
Meyer .TuUus, Ocean Beach Road, nr
Golden Gate Park
Meyer Louis, 22 Lelde.sdorff
Mever William, 323 Sansome
Mlllanl GiovanninI, 9 Vallejo
Mllltch A Abramovlch,120Leldesdorfr
Miller Henry, SE cor Jackson and
Davis
Miller John , 1.39 Beale
Minor Simon B., 13 Third
Mlssler Benno, 819 Kearny
Mitchell Frank, 1100 Market
Mitchell William H., 12 Oregon
Moegicli Clinrles, W s Mission Road,
nr San Miguel Station
Moeller & Grauffel, 609 Jackson
MogUng Charles, 1143 Mission
Monaghan Joseph, 60 First
Monagban William. 19 Baldwin Court
Monahnn John & Co., 4-34 Pine
Monnier George, 817 Larkin
Monroe Robert, T20 Third
Moonev Hugh, 244 Sutter
Mooney Jllchael, SE cor Bush and
Kearny
Moore Peter J., SE cor Washington
and Davis
Moore William, 111 .Jessie
Moore William, 518 Mission
Moran Michael, 63 Jessie
Morande Charles, ftV) Sacramento
Moresl John,SE cor Mission and Ninth
MorettI Pa il'i,420 Jackson
Moreran John J., SW cor Beach and
Baker
Morken Hermann F., 328 Pine
Morrison John, cor Ninth and Mis-
sion
Mouthon .Toseph, .508 Bush
Mueh N. & Son, 1411 Stockton
Mueller Alois, Junction Market, Sutter
and Sansome
Mneller George, 565 ^larket
Mugge .John, W s Mission, nr Five
Mile Store
Muhlner William F., 200 Hyde
Muller Henry, 69 New Montgomery
Muller Herman, 20 Sacramento
Muller John, SW cor Steuart and How-
ar<l
Muller J. M., 702 Front
Mnlllns William F., SW cor Pierce and
Turk
Munson James, SW cor Irwin and
Kentucky
Murphy James B., SW cor Mission and
Seventh
Murphy James TI., 800 Market
Murphy John, cor Liberty and Town-
seud
JIurphy John .T., 231 Kearny
Murphv Patrick, 2.56 Brannan
Murjiliv Patrick, .3.30 Sixth
Murphy William, San Miguel Station
Murray John, NE cor Second aod
Brannan
Myers & Markel, .318 Bush
Nelson Albert N.. SW cor Washington
and Drumm
Nelson John, 27 Pacific
Nelson <fe Ives, 4 Jackson
Neuber Adolph, 534 Fourth
Neuenburg John, NW cor Pacific and
Sansome
Neuensch wander Rudolph, 422 Sac
Newell Robert, 113 Natoma
Newton E. D.,SW cor Sacramento and
Montgomery
Nicholas (Jeorge, 31 Sacramento
Nichols F. C, 30 Stockton and 39
O'Farrell „ ,. ^
Nichols W. M., NW cor PoweU and
Franclsdi
NIcolavsen Jens, NE cor llalleck and
Leidesdorff
NIefer Frederick. 28 Third
Nigro James V., 1.312 Polk
NKjuet Charles, 8 Sixth
Nlschwitz .\ugust, 14-16 Geary
NIssen ^■hrl^tlan, 25 Montgomery Av
Nitze William, 211 Stevenson
Noack William, 154 Bluxome
Nolsat Bros., l.%34 Dupont
Noonan Peter J., 26.33 Post
Norton Joseph, SW cor Polk and Pa-
cific
Norton Patrick, 241 Eighth
Noser M., 714 Bnant
Nupert Louis, 318 Brannan
Nvhuis Harm, 500 Pacific
O'Brien Daniel, NW cor Clay and
Drumm
O'Brien Michael. 1716 Mission
O'Brien Richard, 516 Mission
O'Brien William, 6 Jackson
O'Brien & llolton, NW cor Folsom and
Steuart
O'Connell William, 156 First
O'Connor Dennis, 412 Main
O'Connor John, 131 Third
6'Dea Michael, SE cor Union and Lar-
kin
O'Dohertv .John, 1016 Market
O'Donnell Matthew, 16 Fifth
O'Donnell Patrick, W s Kentucky, nr
Santa Clara
O'Gorman Patrick, 410 Folsom
O'Kellv Martin, 1111 Howard
O'Neil John, NW cor Fifth Av and M,
South S. F.
O'Neil Michael J., .314 Jackson
O'Neill Joseph, 124 Fourth
O'Neill Robert, 1513 Larkin
O'Reillv Thomas, cor .Jessie and Second
O'Reilly <fc Pahlmann, NW cor Spring
and Summer
O'Sullivan Daniel, 20 Commercial
O'Snllivan John M., .30 Montgomery
O'Sullivan Michael J., NE cor Larkin
and Geary
O'Sullivan Patrick D., 1741 Mission
Odoul August, SW cor Fifth Av and L,
South S. F.
Oells Eme.st, SE cor Sutter and Cen-
tral Av
Olsen & Wall, NW cor Kearny and
Montgomerj- Av
Olson John E., E s Battery, bet Union
and Filbert
Orr James H., 110 Third
Osmer & Co., NW cor First and Bran-
nan, and NE cor Folsom and Steu
Otker Fritz, 2.55 Steuart
Owens Thomas, 406 Montgomery
Pavollnl Juan B., 7 Vallejo
Payne Joel H., 721 Davis
Pechln Charles, 417 Front
Pellicclala Pietro, 618 Front
Pengcllay R. W., NE cor Folsom and
Second
PerettI Lu'gl, 505 Green
Perrault Maurice N., 312 Washington
Peter Wllhelmlna Miss, 48 Sacramento
Peters Andrew, 228 Pacific
Peters Jacob, .505 Pacific
Peters .John, 10O7 Battery
Peters John, SE cor Fourth and Berry
Peters William C, 622 riay
Petersen N.,NE cor Fourth and Town-
send
Peterson O., NE cor Keamv and Har-
dle PI
Peterson iDleckhoff 228 Pacific
Petterson John, 324 Main
Pfortner Charles, 210 Leidesdorff
Phillips J. B., 1164 Slarket
Plaggio Agostino, 1622 Stockton
Piepcr Leon, 643 Washington
Pircher Brothers, 707 Mission
Popovlch A Co.. 1651 Polk
Poroul K, 316 Broadwav
Porter Asa A., 432 California
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JAMES E. GORDON & CO. ^hoi-esale hardware,
' Corner Market and Front Streets
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Porzelt Chrlstoph. 419 Montgomery Av
Poupion Victor, 2925 Mission
Powers <fe Gould, 413 Sansome
Pozzi Pletro, 325 Montgomery Av
Preda Glufeppe, 601 Merchant
Price John, 432 Green
Prlnz Adolph, 1121 Mission
Prunty Owen, SE cor Folsom and
Eighth
Pullen George C, SW cor Kearny and
Jackson
Pnrcell David, E s Central A v, bet Post
and Sutter
Purdy George AV., SE cor Merrimac
and Kentucky
Quillici Anonia, 306 Montgomery Av
Kadke Frederick, 255 Steuart
Radovtch Bozo, 29 Geary, and NE cor
McAllister and Leavenworth
Radovlch L. & Co., 877 Market
Radovlch & Uhrlandt. 306 Kearny
Ramm Hermann, 216 Van Ness Av
Eamson Albert, 5-7 Commercial
Rankcn Herman, SE cor Market and
Seventh
Razetto Fortunato, 619 Mission
Read Robert, NE cor Sutter and Polk
, Reale Pablo, 628 Front
! Reardon P., 702 Mission
1 Rebut Armand, SW cor Van Ness Av
; ^ and Filljcrt
Reckenbeil Frederick, 308 Pupont
! Reddy John,SW tor Bcale aud Bryant
1 Reed Charles, 106 Jackson
Reed Sophie Mrs., 1110 Pupont
I Reese George, 319 Fourth, aud 931>^
I Folsom
i Regan & McNamara, 3 Merchants' Ex-
I change
1 Reich John C, 318 Pacific
Relchert Joseph, 114 Tvler
Reichert Robert, 116 Dupont
Rellly John, 511 Fourth
Remmel & otersen, 16 Third
Rasing John, W s Mission, opp St.
Mary's College
Reske I'eter, 3iW Haves
Rice James, 350 Brahnan
Rice Patrick B., SW cor New Mont-
gomery and Natoma
Rice & Hinrlchs, NE cor Mission and
Steuart
Richards C. W., Saucelito Ferry
Kichanis John E., 227 Bush
Richardson Charles, 739 Folsom
Richardson J. M., NW cor Sixth Av
and Fulton
Rlchter William H.,cor First Av and
Kentucky, South S. F.
Rleck Charles <fe Co., NW cor Sutter
and Stockton
Rleck Henry, terminus of Sixth, nr
Channel
RIekels k AVelse, NW cor Mission and
Sixteenth
Riepen Hermann, 154 Third
Riley Allen, SW cor Folsom and Stou
Rltcher Maximilian, SE cor Jackson
and Montgomery ,\v
RItzau it ( ibermeyer, SE cor Post aad
Dupimt
Roach Dennis D., 1317 Mission
Roach James, 636 Fourth
Robertson Samuel J., NW cor Kearny
and Sacramento
Robin Adrlcn & Co., 614 Fourth
Jtobinson Frank, 656 MIssh.n
Robinson Henry, SW cor Davis and
Jackson
Rodefeld F. M'., SW cor Post and
Kearnv
Rodgeri) I'liillp, 1727 Market
Roesler Cluirles, 703'i, Davis
Rogers Benjamin Mrs., 252 Brannan
Rohdo Henry, SW cor Front and
Waslilngton
itolule I'eter F., 8 Clay
RohlirsCliarlesC, I .\llsslon
Rohrs (iciirge H., SE cor I'ost aud
Central ,\ v
Roley J. C, & Co., -.w Kearnv
ItomanI Salvatore, 437 Broadwav
Rooney Patrick H., HI3 Battery"
Rosengarn llenrv,202 Post
Rossi A. A ('(I., 521 Commercial
Rotenstelu Alexander, 6.33 Clnv
Rolherman &. Stolte, Fourth, bet
TowiiHiMid and King
Rottan/l (ilosue, 1027 .Market
Rottanzl & Biiz/.lnl, N \V corCallfornla
and (Antral Av
Rottermann Charles, 419 Bush
Ro we August, SW cor Bryant aud Fifth
Rozlere Charles, 21 Stockton
Rudolph Charles, 3;J5 Haves
Rudolph Ernst, SE cor Howard and
Steuart
Rumetsch Jacob, NW cor Sutter and
Dupont
Euplnsky August, NW cor Mission and
Beale
Ruscher Joseph, 163 Jessie
Rush Edward, 941 ilarket
Russeli Edward, 5 Polk
Ruttger Joseph, 710 Montgomery
Ryan Michael, 816 Howard
Salnsot Francis, NW cor Main and
Mission
Sample Samuel S., 211 Kearny
Sample & Beyer, 10-18 Leidesdorff
Samuel Albert, 311 Fifth
Sander & Kraft', 305 Stockton
Sanders Samuel F., Hunter's Point,
South S. F.
Sanderson John A., Oakland Ferry
Sandmann Ernest, 233 Sixth
Sanguinetti Stelano, 526 Broadway
Sarret Blatliieu, 1 101 Dupont
Sartor & StefTanl, 1107 Dupont
Sass A. H., 1011 Folsnm
Sawyer Simeon, NW cor Devisadero
and Fuiton
Scarborough J. J., 5 Broadway
Schaefer Conrad, 112:i Mission
SchafTner Frederick, 223 Leide.sdorfl'
Scharpen Peter, 606 Sixth
Scheggia Chnrles, ll.SS Dupont
Scheper John H., NE cor Bryant and
Beale
Schleweck Simon, 7 Merchants' Ex-
change
Schlieker Henrv, 717 Davis
Schloh Frit/, o'o Folsom
Schluter Diedrich, 508 Davis *
Sehmaizlen George, 121 Fourth
Schm dt A. J. S., NE cor Berry and
Fifth
Schmidt Charles, 828 Jlarket
Schmidt (Christian, 1624 Leavenworth
Schmidt Hubert, SE cor Montgomery
Av and Tnion
Schmidt .lohn, SE cor Greenwich and
Stoiner
Schmidt W., Mission Market
Schmitt George, 920 Market
Schmitz John P., 1032 Market
Schneider Bernard, SE cor Clav and
Montgomery
Schneider George, 1125 Dupont
Schneider Henry, SE cor Kearny aud
Pine
Schoenfeliier Jolin, 1113 Dupont
Schrelber John, 63,3 Mission
Scliroeder (Jharles. 831 Kearnv '
Schultz Louis, 101 Montgome'rv Av
Schultz k Kock, SW cor Broadway and
Davis
Schultze Louis, NE cor Lombard and
Sansome
Scluiize Gustave, 314 Haj-es
Schumacher Frederick, 44 Steuart
Schuppert Charles T.,SE cor California
and Kearny
Scllu^tcr Joseph, cor Railroad and
Twenty-sixth .\vs. South S. F.
Schuur Henry ,cor Glrard and Silver.'Vv
Schwartz, Husing k Mever, 1 Market
Scliwarz Charles, 2209 Powell
Schwavz Custav, 540 Clav
Schwedt August F. W.,"SE cor Wash-
ington and Drumm
Schwltters & Meier, 220 Dupont
Seliwob Adolph & Co., 925 Howard
SclaronI k /.elro, 621 Broadway
Scollay Wllllnni, 1522 Stockton
Scott Edward, 106 Steuart
Sears k Foley, NW cor Wa.shltigton
and Kiist
Selpei Conrail, SK co- Mission and Eric
Seitz Jolin, S s Berrv, nr B'ourth
Sellg Marx, 200 llnsh
Sellenger I''raiik,6l5 Pacific
Scmler Annie Mrs., NE cor Baki'r and
Greenwich
Sengstacken Peter, SE cor Mission and
F'reniont
Si'vcrts Annie V. Mrs., 632 Fourth
Seydel Ernst, 428 Sansome
Shannnn Tlmmas. M74 Harrison
Shea C .melius, 240 Mliiiia
Sheehau John, N W cor Broderick and
Greenwich
Sheehan .lo>eph, 406 Market
Sheridan David, SW cor Dupont and
Geary
Shlnkwln John W., 1035 Folsom
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Shrakkart Charles W 718 Brvant
Shrewsbury William W., 114 Fourth
Slevers William, 11 Jackson
Sieweke Ludwig, 611 .lackson
Siewert William, 113 Leidesdorff
Silva Frank, 644 Pacific
SimonsenA M., 1011 Kearny
SJowall Erafmus P., First Av, nr Ken-
tuckv. South S. F.
Skelly John, NE cor Howard and
Fourth
Skuce James, 536 Jackson
Smith Adam, 633 Sacramento
Smith Charles, SE cor Kearnv and
Merchant
Smith Harrv, 59 Clay
Smith Henry, NE cor Ninth and Bran
Smith James, SW cor Twentv-flfth
and Vicksbnrg
Smith John, 102 Jackson
Smith k Norton, 22 Third
Snively J. H., NW cor Third and Bry-
ant
Sobhe Diedrich, 541 Mission ,
SomerviUe <fe Ellis, Commercial Hotel •
Sonuenwald Gottlieb, .53-i Commercial
Sosso Antonio, 810 Kearnv
.Sotzen k Myers, SE cor Fourteenth
and Mission
Spanier Joseph, 112 Post
Spencer David, 300 Fol-om
Spengemann Charles, SW cor Summer
and Spring
Spruegel Christian, Raihoad Av, bet
Eightti ami Ninth Avs, South S K
Stack Michael, 1831 Mission
Staffelbach Edward, 103 Steuart
Slagg Cornelius, Oceau House Road,
6'o miles from Citv Hail
Stahl Edward, 228 Bush
Stapelton John, NW cor Baker and
Haves
Staptt" William, 116 Dupont
Staumer Henr- , !)01 and ?>29 Kearnv
Steer John, 451 First
Steiner Nicholas, 5 Leidesdorff
Steinhart Morris <fe Co., 1024 Larkin
Steinkamp Bernard ('., 418 Clay
Steinknmp Charles F. <fe Co.,' SE cor
Battery and Sacramento
Sternberg & Handmann,610 Merchant
Stevens George, SE cor Union and Bat
Stoddard James H., Point Lobos .\v
Stoever Henry, 175 Sixteenth
Straub Joseph, 25 Sixth
Strothoff John, 215 Sixth
Stuart Charles D.. 525'., Sansome
Stuart AVilliam, NW cor Bav aud Hvde
Stumpf J<dm, First Av, nr Kentuckv,
and NEcor '■Ifteenth and Railroad
Avs, South S. F.
Sturla G. B. <fe Co., 1402 Dupont
Sullivan Daniel, 20 Commercial
Sullivan .John 1)., 6.57 WaKhlngton
Sullivan Jolm J.. 272:1 Sutt"r
Sullivan MIcliael, 522 First
Sullivan Michael J., 21 Montgomorv .\v
Sullivan Michael J., NE cor LaVkln
and Gearv
Sullivan I'atrick, 12 Broadwav
Sullivan Timothy, 1242 Market
Sweeney William, 11 Clay
Taber George T., NW cor Howard and
Ninth
Tayac C. J. Mrs.. 31 Fourth
Teese Lewis Jr., 432 Keaniv
Thell Francois, 300 Tliird
Thom-Wohrden Theodore N., NE cur
Fourth and Stevenson
Thomas Charles J., 35 Eddv
Thorsen Peter, 623 East
TIerney Tlioma-:. NK cor New Mont-
gomery and Howard
TIelJen Henry, 9O6 Kearnv
Tobbenboske Hermann, SW cor .Sec-
ond and Market
Tompkins* McDonald, NWcor Bat-
tery and I'aillic
Toiinemaclier Julius, 913 Kearnv
Tracy it Buckley, KKIO Market
Trensbcl G. A., NE cor Brannan and
Glltiert
Trhiy Antonio, 419 Drumm 1
Trldon Louis, 757 Clav ]
Trost liouls P., 308 Francisco
Tuck Jolm, E s San Bruno Road, e
Tweutv-nlnth
Twomey Michael. 2.34 Fremont
Tyler .fohn, 26'* Oarv
Tyson Duncan ?i., 122 Leidesdorff
C'ngrott .\ugust, IS Haves
I'nruh Adolph. :<29 Dupont
Urban Jacob, 317 ]»Iontgumery Av
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
The Largest Laundry Establishment on the Pacific Coast
OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST.
J^ MACDONOUGH,
CUMBERLAND, LKHIGU ANI> ENGLISH FOUNDRY COKE,
41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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1035
LOD
I'rner John, 2122 Mission
Vallct Charles, NK cor Fifth and Hnr
Van BerKon A., 425 Sansome
Van Xoorden Ttieodore, 1120 Larkin
Van Nourden MllUam F., 1747,!^ Mis-
sion „
Vantrhn A. H. (estate of) 21 Leidesdorff
Vlberl Maxlme, 518 Valencia
Vllledlcn Charles, 111'^ Bupont
Vlollch Nicole, NE cor Merrlniac and
Kentucky
Vopes George. 125 Post
Vollmer Ilenrv, SW cor Pacific and
East
Von Aspem John, 415 Pine
Von der NienburK Willinm A., SW cor
California and Dninim
Vortmann Henry, 160 8teuart
Waas Brothers, Gerniania, bet Fill-
more and Stelner
Wasner Eilward L., 1232 Piipont
Wahi Christian, fil5 Merchant
Wahl Louts, 50(i Clay
Waldeck Brothers, 22 First
AValker John, 32 Steiiart
Waller Anna Mrs., 351 Third
Waller C. & Co., NW cor East and
Jackson
Walsh Edward, SE cor Bay and Mason
Walsh E.lward, 641 Mission
Walsh Henry, NE cor Sixth and Ship-
lev
Wal>h Henry J., SE cor Sixth and Min-
na
Walterstein Frank, NE cor Keamy
and Washington
Wnlther Philip n., 207 Dupont
Wanibnch Charles, 1135 Dupont
Warmr Abraham, NE cor Meiggs'
Whurt'and Francisco
Wattle/. Ti., 504 Sixteenth
Wauganian Asa L., 5 Summer
Wedel John G., SW cor Pacific and
Drumm
Wedemever Frederick W., Eallroad
Av, lir Sixth Av, South S. F.
Weeks William H., 509 Valencia
Wehr Henry, 40 Jackson
Wehr John, 53it California
Welntieri; & Speckter, W s Hooper, bet
Kentuckv and Fourth
Weir A Hartmanu, NW cor Fourth
an<l Mission
Weiss & Walter, 333 Bush
Welch John, NW cor Howard and
Twenty-fifth
Wessell John, SE cor Powell and
Union
Westing Frederick, fi.38 Commercial
Weston Austin, 154 Second
Whelan John, NE cor Fillmore and
Tyler ■
White ThoniA217 Pacific
White William, S s Central Koad, nr
(5olden Gate Park
Wleman Charles, 65 Fourth
Wienholz Nicholas, NE cor Main and
Brvaut
AVIlford Albert. 1155 Mission
Wllke Henrv, 652 Sacramento
Wilke Louis, 242 Sutter
Wilkinson Ell, SW cor Fillmore and
Bay
Williams Kate, 25 Morton
M'illiams & Vena, 51 Sacramento
Williams tc Schrelber, 21 Kearny
Willoughby William H.,541 Pacific
Wilson Aiiiirew, 111 Jackson
WIndt Christian, 518 Merchant
Wln.slow C. W., 314 Third
Winter & Paull, 411 Bush
Wlntz Joseph, SEcor Nineteenth and
Mission
■\v issol Henry, 265 Third
WIsslnp F. Jacob, 10.'J6 Foisom
Wittuieler John G.,513 Pacific
Wohlier Ernst A., cor Beale and Bran
Wochatz Charles, 411 Bush
Woerz Christian, 1607 Polk
Woerz Gottlelb, 5 Hardle Pi
WoCKsner Christian. 720 Bryant
WohlkP John, 31 Fifth
Wohltman Henry, NE cor Third and
Townsend
Wolf Elias, San Miguel Station
Woods James, NE cor Delaware Av
and Oiean House Itoad
Wortmann Ferdinand & Co., SW cor
Clay and Kearny
Wrede C. & Co., NW cor Clay and East
Wrede John, 222 Wai^hlngton
Wren Patrick, ir21 Natoma
Wuestefeld Julius G., SOS Fourth
Wyman Charles, 777 Mission
Wvrlch C. G., 16 Clay
Yates & Co., SW cor Market and Third
Young John, 129 Third
Zaubitzer A .Schwendenman, 248 Sutter
Zenovlch Lucas, 640 Post
liithoffrnpherft.
Baker George H., 329 Sansome
BANCKOFT A. L. & 00^721 Market
Bosiiul Edward & Co., SEcor Clay and
Leidesdortl'
BRITTON & KEY, SW cor Commer-
cial and Leidesdortr
Brown G. T., 540 Clay
CROCKER H. S. & (•')., 401 Sansome
Elliott Wallace W & (!o. 106 Leld
GALLOWAY W. T., 540 Clay
Kane & Co, SK cor Sansome and Com
Korbel F. & Brothers, 3(i6 Battery
LINARD B. K., 412 Commercial
SCHMIDT M. * CO., 411 Clay and 412
Oon)merclal
TRUWOHTllY F. M., 318 Front
Waldstein Abraham, 320 Sansome
B. R. LINARD,
PR.\CTICAL
LlHioEraplier ani Printer,
4cia Commercial street.
Awarded tlie only Prize Medal, State
]''alr, Sacrani.'nto, 1879.
P. 0. Box, 1261. Telephone No. 357.
91. SCH9IIDT & €0.
LilliograDliers, ZincograDliers,
Designers and Printers,
412 Coiunicrclal <& 411 Clay.
Xtire Stock— Dealers.
Connolly Michael, E s San Bruno Road,
5 miles from City Hall
Dawson Henry S., E s Mission, bet
Twenty -eighth and Twenty-ninth
Depuv & Bowman, 9-11 Blu.xome
Dowling James, cor Garven and San
Bruno Road
Flint B. P. & Co. (sheep) .SW cor Bat-
tery and Greenwicli
Horan .lames D., SW cor Ninth and
Howard
James J. G., 331 Kearny
LvnchD. &Co., SE cor Market and
Tenth, and NE cor Mission and
Thirtieth
Mason N. H. A., 405 California
McCaffertv Neil, 16)5 Market
Netter Isaac, E s Mission, bet Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth
Olsen & Guunlir, SW cor Potter and
Market
Patterson J. M., 8 Davis
Saxe Rollin P., 209 Sansome
Severance A. J. ( sheep) 320 Sansome
Sweeney <t Sharkey, NE cor Tenth
and Howard
Wasliburn Henry, SE cor Fifth and
Bryant
Liver Pads.
WATSON & CO., 124 Market
Livery StableM.
(See Stables.)
LockN.
(See also Hardware.)
Brvant A Tavlor, 312 California
GORDON JAMES E. & CO.(Brantford)
250-2.52 Market
Hall's Safe and Lock Co., 211-213 Col
KIttrciige Jonathan, 18 Fremont
Lcavitt C. H.,227 Beale
Morris Pneumatic Slaniifncturlng Co.,
1045 Market
Pacific Coast Combination Knob and
Lock Co., 408 California
Parkhurst V. S. W., 416 Market
Permutation Lock Co., 31S Ciilifomla
WILL & FINCK, 769 Market
Yale Lock Manufacturing Co., 408
Market
Locksmith*.
Adams C, 508 Commercial
Bachmann Jacob, 729 Clay
Beck August, 510 Broadway
Blen Joseph, 412 Commercial
Brownine August, 651 Cloy
Camous Andre, 436 Bush
Cass John J., 350 Third
Cohn David, 1102 Foisom
Crowe Timothy, 115 Fourth
Crussell F. R., 434 Kearny
Dall .lohn 0. , 42 Sacramento
Davidson J. D., 812 Market
Dexter A. G., 203 Seventh
Edelmann J., 721 O'Fnrrell
Fnulhaber George, 23 Montgomery Av
Flelschel George, 614 California
Garnsev Charles A., 2003 Mission
narrls,"oswald & Noble,208 Leidesdorff
Havnian A., 136 Post
Heid A.,521Pacllic
Jooft Bros., NE cor Mission and Elev-
enth
Jordan August Jr., 1116 Stockton
Kaiser Henrv, 316 Pacllic
Kohnkc J., 405'.. California
Lang John F., i;B4U Polk
Large Thomas W., 525 Dupont
Leavens W. M., 39 Eleventh
LehnigC.E., 240 Fifth
Maher Joseph W., 163 New Mont
Marks Augtist, 506 Comm.-rclal
Melde John, 817 Market
Morris Pneumatic Manufacturing Co.,
1045 Market
Mnnson James II., 504 Stevenson
Nauman Paul Z., 209 Davis
Newhofl Frank F., :i28 Bush
f)tto Charles, 626 Fourth
Paehtz Gus. J., 2611 Clay
Pfeiffer John W., 1015 Kearny
Rabjohn Edwin, 9 Turk
Schlrmeler Frederick. 785 Foisom
Schneider F. G., 512 Hayes
Schnoor Christian H., 219 Sixth
Seculovich P. T., 504 Stevenson
Silversteln Elias, 5 Broadway
SUverstein Louis, 511 Montgomery Av
Simpson Geor e W., 1019 Montgomery
TilestonG.W., 227 Post
Todt John, 119 Leidesdorff
Truxler A.,6(M Post
Verrili Calvin M., 645 Mission
WILL & FINCK, 769 Market
Wise John, 1222 Stockton
Locomotive Spring Mamn-
factarera.
Betts Spring Co.. 218 Fremont
liocom oti ven.
(See also Iron Foundries.)
Arnold N. S. & Co. (iKPnts) SlOCaJ
HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES, 213
Fremont _„ ,
Prescott, Scott & Co., NE cor Mission
and First _ „. ,
Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works,
SE cor Howard and Beale
WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO. (agents
Baldwin Locomotive Works) 202
Market
Lodgings.
(See also Boardhifj; also Hotels.)
Abbiatll Albino (Belvldere House) 1108
Stockton
Abbott William, .32 Fourth
Abram Ann Mrs., 915 Market
Adergean Louis. 713 Pacific
Ahlliorn A Boeckman(Ahlborn House)
323 Dupont!
Alnslev Anna Mrs., 24 Sixth
Altkeii K. S. Mrs., .526 Kearny
Alderman Oscar, S41 Clay
Alexander R. Mrs., 311 Sutter
Allen .leremlah E., 20 Foisom
Andrews H. Mrs. Occidental) 5.36 Mar-
k, t, and 35 Sutter
Armstrong Andrew J., 817 Mont
Arnold Einllv J. Mrs.. 1060 Howard
Attinger Christiana Mrs., 270 First
Bailev Sarah M. Mrs., 7.57 Howard
Ballev <fe McLean (Railroad Lodgings)
533 ComuK-rclal
J. GUNDLACH k CO.
Cor. Market & Second
CALIFORNIA WINES & BRANDIES.
Propnetors RMielari. SoRoma.
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Ballv William J. (Isthmus House)
52->l First
BakkPr R. E. (Steuart St. House) 104
Steunrt
Ball A. H. Mrs., 6U Hyde
Barrv Kate 3Irs., 157 Seventh
Bartlett Lvdia J. Mrs., 230 Sixth
Bass I. H. (Elcho Lo(lglngs)863>4 Mar-
ket
Battles John Jr. (King Street House)
S King
Baxter N. E. Mrs., 114.5 Mission
Becker Otto F. (Prescott House) SW
cor Keamv and Montgomery Av
Behrens Andrews, 228 Montgomery Av
Beniiit Amedee Mrs., 16 Mont Av
Berard Edward, 1403 Stockton
Beronio Gultano (Hotel de Koma) 818
I .Sansome
I Berry Dora Mrs., 230 Turk
Berrv .Judith B., 109 Montgomerv
' Bertolucci G. & Co. (Hotel de Lueca) 307
I Broadway
I Bigeins Patrick (Halght House) 632
Brannan
Bither Amanda F. Mr.«., 520 Bush
Blohm F. Mrs., 1028 Market
Bogle Eliza A. Mrs., .543 Minna
Bohen JIarv Mrs., 319 Fourth
Bolander A. Mrs., 736 Market
Boley Susan Mrs., 67.5 Mission
Bolger Ann Mrs. (Globe House) SE cor
! Si.\th and Brannan
Bootz Adam fBootz' Hntel)435 Pine
Borel Florentine, 637 Pacific
Bouchet & Boyer (Hotel de Paii) 1121
Dupont
I Boyd Anna Mrs., 30 Keamv
: Bradley Eliza Mrs. (Bradlev House)
118 Post
Brannan Sarah Mrs., 313 Fourth
Bray Grace S. Mrs., 330 Geary
t Bremer Herman (Siegfried's Hotel ■ 228
Bush
Breslin Owen (Cassius Hotel) NE cor
Lonislnna and Sierra
Brewster Marv Mrs., 127 Montgomery
Brlggs A. M.. 1.37 Montgomerv
Brooke T. :>Irs., 16 Hickorv Av
Brown .\bbie Mrs., 109 O'Farrell
Brown Emma J., 1012 Mason
Brown Minnie, 22 Fifth
Brown Rosa Mrs., .322 Fifth
Bruce Josephine, 310 Montgomerv Av
Buckley David J. (Terminal Hotel) 606
Fourth
Buckley Dennis (New ContlnentaJ
Hotel) 547 Mission
Burdick Mary E., 200 Washington
Burke John (Union HnteDSU Mission
Burkett Ornha Mrs., 17 Third
Burkhardt Elizabeth, 1216 Pacific
Burling R. S., 2;« Kearny
Burr Levi (Eureka House) Bay, bet
Dupont cind Kearnv
Burton Charles ft., 109 Fifth
Butler Ann E. Mrs., 219 Haves
Callely Ann Mrs., 211 Minna
Cardoza John A Co. (Lisbon House)
415 Dnimm
Carlsson L. Mrs., ,523 Pine
Carlton Gussie Mrs., 319 Stockton
Caruell Eliza Mrs., 974 Folsom
Can- A. L. Mrs., 809 Stockton
Carr Jame* Portland Hotel) 54 Sac
Carrlrk .\. A. Mrs., 108 Geary
Casey Thomas J. (Revere House) NW
cor Fourth and Mission
Cavagnaro Lulgl, 14 Union PI
Caverlv Anna, 1103 Montgomery
Ccrf Julia, 801 Vallejo
Chaplii Chauncy Mrs., 830 Folsom
Chapman George Mrs., 103 Geary
Cha|)potteau Gustave, 440 Bush
Chase Jennie M. Miss, 417 I'owell
Chase Llllle Mrs. 126 Kearny
Church William A. t Kmpire Lodgings)
6.36 Commercial
Clahnn ^lary Mrs., 24 Minna
Clapp Clark (.\dams House) 706 Cal
Clark George, 110 I'acitlc
Clark William Mrs. (Brown House) 737
Howard
Clary Thomas, 1024 Howard
Clement Annie Mrs., 245 .Minna
ClemcTit lMarle,91I Pacific
Clonev Margaret Miss, 1032 Market
Coin K. & Co. fWhIte House Hotel)
420 .luck Si >n
CollliiH Mary Sirs., 10 Anthony
Collins M. F. Mrs. lAlbenjarlc House)
8 Mason
Connelly Jane Mr.s., 28 First
Cook Mary A. Mrs., 845 Mission
Cook Marv M. Mr*., 12fi .Sixth
Cooke .\nn Mrs. 621 California
Cornell Nancy Mrs., 1220 Market
Comyn James (Manhattan House) 705-
707 Front
Coniyn Jolin C. (St. Nicholas Hotel)
212-216 First
Cory Isabel, 809 Vallejo
Costa Giuseppe, 314 Pacific
Cottrell Henry A. (Pacific Lodgings)
209 Leidesdorff
Couch H. M. Mrs. (Saratoga House)
931 Market
Courtney Hannah Mrs., .330 Fifth
Cox Marv Mrs., 638 Green
Crable Henry M. Mrs., 435 Bush
Crawley James, 444-446 Brannan
Creighton Patrick (American House)
81 Natoraa
Crooks A. Mr.s., 312 Sixth
Cummings Sarah Mrs., 281 Minna
Curran Hugh (Franklin Hotel) .321 Pac
Curran Michael, 2 M'ashington
Curry Eliza Miss, 902 Twentieth
Daley Anna Mrs. (West End House)
9-10 Brenham PI
Daly John (iManhattan Hotel) 106 First
Dalv Marv Miss, 101 Stevenson
Dangerfield Elizabeth. 1202 Powell
Darville Sarah Mrs., 281 Minna
Dannet Bl. L. Mrs., 1014 Stockton
Davis A. B. Mrs., 733 Bush
Davis Mary Mrs., 142 Seventh
Davison 0. Mrs., 20 Montgomerv
Dawson C. Mrs., 606 Pine
Dawson Slargaret Mrs., 1013 Market
De Yonge John (Oregon House) 238
Steuart
Decker Elizabeth Mrs., 729 California
Dederky Henry (Golden Gate Hotel)
134 Fourth
Deihlmann George, 825 Kearnv
Derico Carlo (Milano Hotel) 416 Pacific
Dickin.-on E. J. (Wadsworth House)
225 Bush
Dierks & Janssen (German Hotel) 18
First
Dittmann L. Miss, 21 Dupont
Doherty Hugh (Western Hotel) 214
Bi-oadwav
Donnellan Lizzie S. Mrs., .5-39 Cal
Donnelly Winifred Miss, 2 Eighth
Donoghue Margaret Mrs., 542 Minna
Donohue John (Broadway Hotel) 212
Broad w^ay
Donovan Anna Mrs., 44 Jessie
Donovan J. Miss, 269 Jessie
Dorgan William, 50 Natoma
Dowd Dennis, 625 Davis
Doyle Samuel, 641 Washington
Driggs Fidelia N. Mrs., 436 Stevenson
Drurv lMar?aret Mrs.. 82 Natoma
DuffB. C. Mrs., 4;J4 Fifth
Dugan E. F. Mrs., 317 Stockton
Dulion Leon & Co. (Paris Hotel) 1027
Dupont and 605 Pacific
Duncan Amelia Mrs., 119'.; Sixth
Dunham Harriet Mrs., 31 6ddy
Dunlay JIary Mrs., 29 Linden Av
Durning C. Mrs. (Milton House) 156
Third
Eckle Frederick, SM Pacific
Eggert William, 724 .Mission
Elder Jane Mrs., 1 Eddv
Elmer Mary E. Mrs., 3U Bush
Emerson N. S. Mrs., 23i Seventh
Enos Joseph L.. 117 Jackson
Erqulaga Benlta L. Mrs., 1231 Stock
Esselstyn Sarah G. Mrs., 1215 Pacific
Ewald .Tosephlne Mrs., .30 Pat-e
Ewell L. J. (Coso House) 411 Sansome,
(Branch House) 424 Sansome and
(Rest for the Wearv , .36 Ciav
E.vtaud <fe Blanc (Hotel ilea Alpes) 621
Pacific
Fagan Mary E. Mrs., 231 Second
Fftles Frnmls O. Mrs.. 821 Bush
Fallon .\nnle Mrs., lOlfi Folsom
Faiichcr Annie M. BIrs.. SV) Kearnv
Farrell Michael (Central Pacific Hotel)
:M6-348 Fourth
Faure & Hanibaiid iGulllaume Tell
Hotel) 721 Pacillc
Feely Dennis (Oregon Lodgings) 641
Commercial
Feely Mary Miss, F40 Third
Fenlon Csthorlno Mrs., 304 Stockton
Ferguson Mnrv Mrs., 277 Stovcuson
Ferran Bridget, 106 Sixth
Finn Catherine Miss, 202 Stevenson
Flnnflgan Daniel, I It Oregon
Fl>cher C. M. Mr».. 1007 Market
Fisk Mary Mrs., 962 Mission
Fitzgerald Margaret Mrs., 271 Minna
Fitzgerald Mary Mrs., 545 Mission
Fitzgerald Marv Mrs., 872 MLsslou
Fleming Hattie Miss, 235 Kearny
Fleury D. Mme., 1237 St. ckton
Floyd Elizabeth Mrs., 1.52 First
Folev Maria Mrs., 72 Tehama
Foley Maurice (Central Hotel) 217
Broadway
Francis C. Mrs., 731 California
Francis Mary L. Mrs., 928 Wash
Franklin Joseph (Franklin House) 105
Clark
Eraser Hugh (Everett House) 55 Sec-
ond
Friedlander Henrietta Mrs., 328 Fell
Frye E. E., 815 Stockton
Furruan C. J. Mrs. (Change House)
.331 Montgomery and 511>2 Califor-
nia
Gallagher Jlarv Mrs. (Hubbard House)
139 Fourth
Gantner John (Swiss Hotel) 627 Com
CJardner .T. Nicolas (Gardner House)
812-814 3Iont:.'omery
Gartland Annie Miss, 824 Howard
Gassmann Joseph, 42S Broadway
Gaude Stanislas (Paris House) 308 Snt
Gay .L E. (California Hotel) 210 Mont-
gomery \v
Gohrels .\nna Sirs., 740 Howard
Gehret Christian (Geneva House) 118-
120 Ellis
Genardlnl Benedetto (Tlclno Hotel) 518
Pacific
Gercke Frederick (William Tell House)
317 Bush
Gerhold Lucv Mrs., 1062 Howard
Gilbert Alexander (Gilbert House) 8^
Montgomery
Gllleran James (Winchester House) 44
Third
Gilmore X. L. Mrs., 12 Laskle
Goens Pauline Mrs., .502 Post
Gofr Thomas .L (Goff House) 319 Bush
Gogan Eliza Mrs., 515 Pine
Gonzalez JIarv Bliss, 709 Polk
Good Blargaret Mrs., 1018 Howard
Goodell C. (Mariborough House) NW
cor Second and Folsom
Gordon Noah Bl. (Blaine Lodgings) 616
Kearny (Waldo) 733 Market, and
1521 .Sacramento
Gorman Blargaret Mis., 762 Howard
Graham Ellen Miss, 434 Minna
Graham Honora BIrs.. 1122'., Larkln
Graner&Strohi(HansaHotel)429Bush
Grav Annie Blrs., 136 Sixth
GrUilth Blarv L. Blrs., 618 Taylor
Griffiths David T., 218 Broadway
Grimes Elizabeth Blrs., 125 Seventh
Gulllel Nicolas, 438 Broadwav
Guise .\mp|la Blrs., 617 Blisslon
Gunther W. G. Blrs., 318 Fifth
Hahn B. Blrs., 62.3 California
Haller Blargaret Blrs., 101 Tehama
HaK' Hannah A. Blr.-., 1104 Mission
Hall Catherine Blrs.. 19 Sixth
Hall Eleanor S., 1415 Stockton
Hall .M. A. Blrs., 106 Post
Hamilton Bl.iry Blrs., 60 Third
Hancock Samuel (Hancock House) 771
Blisslon, and (Nevada House) 132
Sixth
Hanks Kate Blrs., 1(M7'<; Blarket
Hanson Ellen Mrs., 1307 .Stockton
Hanson Blaggie Miss, 103 Sacramento
Harrington Blary Blrs., 1019 Blarket
Hart Barbara Blr.s., 821 Blarket
Hartmann .-^dolph (Arcade House) 45
Sacramento
Hartnett Daniel (Golden Eagle Ho* ')
NW cor Blontgomery and Bdwv
Haves S. F. !Mrs., 1.32 Fourth
Held Marv Bliss, 1403 Powell
Hennessev Bl.sry Blrs., .507 Sixth
Ilerzo Blarv Mrs., lOffT Broadwav
HInrlchs ,Iolin F. (Ancon Hotel) &-U
Pacific
Hlntz * Buck (HarnKmy Hotel) 735
Brannan
Hodu'don Eliza A. BIr«., 777'iC Blisslon
HolTinan Julia It. Mrs.,20i ftupont
Hogan Jane Blrs., SK cor Sixth and
Hrvant
Holdredge Eliza G. BIr,<.,fi09 Pine
Holm Catherine Mrs.. 313 Stockton
Holm A Saxtorph (Bonanza House)
867 .869 Blark.'t
Hol.kliison DelMah Blrs., 307 Fourth
Housechlld MoUI.- Blrs.. ia50 Howard
Howard Frances C, 316 Fourth
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE, "IsVa^?-^^"- ^■''^-?^ optician,
Established, S.F., 1863, 135 Montgomery.
■ niklAC I MnPQIQHKI has the most select stock ot all the leading; varieties ot
JUllAO J. IflUnniOUIl Lumber in the Market. N. £. cor. Mission acid Spear Sts.
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Howlaiid Liiclnda Mr.*., iCffi Howard
Huettniann Julius (lliicttinann's Ho-
tel) N\V cor I'olk and Fell
Hughes EUward,2i:! I!ri)a<iway
Hughes John \V. (UuKhes Housej 503
Folsom
Huphes Rienzl (St. Davld> Housej 715
Howard
Hunt Eufjene W., 1021', Market
Hunt Jatie fi. Mrs., 7 Moutgomery Av
Hunt Marv Mr«., 937 Sutter
Husson Urbin, 919 Clay
Hutchlusou Dnvid, 6"J4 Commercial
Hutchison William, 716 Stockton
Hyslop William, 'J05 Second
Jackson Alexander cJacksou's Hof«l)
; 80 I iregon
' Jackson Harriet Mrs., 1212 PoweU
Jamison .Sarah Mrs., 210 Drumm
Jennings W'illlam, 500 Broadway
Johnson Erkk A. (Mechanics' Home)
8-10 Berry
Johnson Isabella Mrs., 19 Commercial
Johnson Louisa Mrs., 1031 Market
Johnston Julia A. Mrs. (Irvine House)
568 Mission
Jonas Charles A., 1718 Mission
Jonas Charles J., 629 Clay
Jordan Caroline Mrs., 1116 Stockton
Kayser 4 Klose (Turk St. Hotel) 22-24
Turk
Keeler Mary A. Mrs.. 776 Howard
Kellogg Luella D. Mrs., 1050 Howard
Kellv .lohn, 5 Drumm
Kellv Marv Mrs.. 2OJ2 Fifth
Kelly Marv Mrs., i:«> -Seventh
Kendall 31. Mrs., 652 Market
Kendall Maggie V. o. Mrs., 207 Kearny
Kenealy Kate, 546 Mission
Kennev Slarv Mrs. (Elm House) 110
Sixth
Kenrick J. Mrs., 117 FeU
Keogh Michael W. (Hibemia Honee)
366 Natiima
Keves Unsnnn Mrs., 112 Hayes
Keyton Ell.n Miss, 246 Tehama
Killeen Annie Miss, 106 Minna
King Carrie Mrs., 124 O'Farrell
King Eliza J. Jlrs., 1017 Larkin
King William E. (Geary St House) 22
Gearv
Kinsey Eliza S. Mrs., 1023 Stockton
Klevesahl Ernest W. (Post St House)
207 Post
Knowles Sarah Mrs., 905 Howard
Knos Emerson C. Mrs., 217 Post
Kuhl & Langpaap (South Park House)
6.30 Third
Kuhn (ieorge (Grand Central HoteCy
957 Market -«
Labertoure M., 213 Minna
Lache Marv Mrs., 823 Montgomery
LalTerty IMary, 517 Post
Lagrave Bernard & Co. (Fifth Avenue
Hotel) cor Fifth and Railroad Avs,
.South S. F.
Laing Jane Mrs., 210 Powell
Lake William B. (Lake House) 26)^
Kearny
Landing Madeline Mrs., 1235 Market
Lane Walter W. (Mariner's Home) 504
Davis
Lascoute Marie Mis., 13 Virginia
Leddy Mar>' Miss, 837 Folsom
Lee Johanna Mrs., 10 (,'ommercial
Lesher Gertrude Mrs., 229 Kearny
Leszynsky Lesser Mrs., 212 Sutter
Level Mary E., 414 Post
Levy C. Mrs., 323 Kearny
Lhote Fannie Mrs., 1142'-:; Market
Lincoln P. H. Mrs., 115 Seventh
Lindsay H. E. Mrs., 511 Pine
Llnscott Mary E. Mrs., 121 Seventh .
Little Mary 3Irs., 104 Sixth
Llttlejohn G. W. Mrs., 222 Mc-
Allister
Livingstone Eliza Mrs., 24 Mint Av,
and 439 .Jessie
Long Nicholas, fi4S Howard
Lovell Ardcne Mrs., 703 Market
Lowrv Henrv, 118)4 ^^'ashlngton
Lull G. W. Mrs., 311 Stockton
Lupeck Henrv, 17 Fourth
Luttringer Jo.seph, 409 Dupont
Lvford Lotta A. Mr.s., :w Fifth
Lvnch Belle Mrs., 110 Tavlor
Lynch Ellen Mrs., •X.H Bush
Lvnch Mary Mrs., 434 Broadway
Lvnch Tiniothv, 010 Fourth
Lvon L. H., .522 I'Ine
Lvons Michael, 1027 Market
MacKeever Edwin R. Mrs, 1030 How-
ard, and 1001 Folsom
Mackey Eli/a Mrs., 3-34 Kearny
Maggs Jane Mrs., 3014 Fillmore
Major B. Mrs., 1904 Market
Mall Adam, :« Eddv
Mann C. N. Mrs., 317 Powell
Marcy Frank H., Ul'^ Minna
Marder Catherine Mrs., 14 Eddy
Maristlch Andrew, 32 Steuart
Martin Bridget Mrs., 118 Jt Washington
Martin & Janme, 532 Paciflc
Martinelll Francisco, 14 Ohio
Mason Anna Jlrs.. 505 Powell
Massev .Sarah M. Mrs., 1008,'..' Slarket
Mattlot Kate Mrs., 540 Washington
Maxtleld Isabella Mrs., 329 Fourth
Mayers Mary Mrs., Ill Hayes
Mavnes Marv A. Mrs., 423 Natoma
JlcCaffrey M. Mrs., 433!^ Grove
McCannAnn Mrs., 103 First
McCarthv C.Mrs., 286 Stevenson
McCarty Mary Mrs., !)02 Clay
McDermott Lizzie Miss, 15 Minna
McDermott Margaret Mrs., 744 How
McD(jnald James, SW cor Sierra and
Louisiana
McDowell Delia Mrs., 121 Montgomery
McEvoy Thomas, 414 Folsom
McGlone Mary, 70 Minna
Mctiowan James B. Mrs., 224 Fourth
McGrath John (McGrath's Hotel) 512
Mission
McKeever Lottie B. Mrs., 114 Fourth
McKibben Henrietta, 1020 Market and
15 Eddy
McLane Elizabeth, 111 Geary
McLaue John, 1710 Dupont
McLane Nellie Mrs., 787 Mission
JlcManus Ann Mrs., 44 Minna
Meegan Ann Mr.s., 419 Stockton
Jleissuer Albert, 421 Dupont
Mello Jllary A. 3Irs., 129 Third
Merrill Anna 3Irs., 420 Powell
Meyer W. Miss, 20'a Stockton
Meyei & Burmelster(Cincinnati Hotel),
529 Valencia
Miller Cella Mrs., 29 Dupont
Miller William, 5 Washington
Mitchell I'atrlck, 139 Minna
Molsson John, 522 California
Moore Frank. 1057 Mission
More L. Mrs., 1126 Market and 21 Turk
Morris Sarah Mrs., 52 Second
Morse Sallie P. Mrs., 8 Brenham PI
Morse Stephen H. (Second Street
House) 115 Second and 74 Minna
Mowry N. B. Mrs., 130 Fifth
Murray Ellen .Mrs., 10.35 Market
Murray Maggie Miss, 518 Mission
Murray Thomas (Cfolden Gate House)
510 Davis
Myers Annie Mrs., 414 Octavia
Nagle Hannah Mrs., 777 Market
Neagle Mary Mrs., 70-3 Davis
Nicholas George, 31 Sacramento
Nicholas Joseph, SE cor Diumm and
Clay
O'Brien George, 9 Broadway
O'Connor Eliza T. Mrs., 5 Mint Av,
and 409 Stevenson
O'Connor Richard (Miners' Hotel) 424
Broadway
Ogden A. S. Mrs., 402 Hayes
Openshaw Alice Mrs., NW cor Mission
and Steuart
Orford Robert (St. James) 906 Market
Palmer E. A. Mrs., 30 Post and 34
Kearny
Parker Melvina H., 850 Market
Patten.;. W.,26SI.\th
Paupltz F.W.(Miuerva House) 123Jack
Pauson Henry (Sierra Nevada House)
528 Pacillc
Pavie Francis Mrs., 819 Slontgomery
Pedroni & (,'asolini, 631 Broadway
Perlchon Augustine, 1125 Stockton
Perk n William (Montgomery House)
613 Mission
Perkins C. U. Mrs., 961 Mission
Perrault M. C. Mrs., Jo't! Stockton
Petit & Gracia, 1300K, Stockton
Petrowska Augusta Mrs.. 219 Dupont
Phelan Harriet G., 528't v'alencia
phelan Kate Miss, 1114 Sacramento
Plnnick J. L. Sirs., 314 Fifth
Pool Maria L., ;e7 Fifth
Potter Susannah Mrs., 8;J4 Folsom
Pnllen Katie A. Miss, 206 Kearny
l>rlce Sallie Miss, 7 9 O'Farrell
Price Winifred, 737 Brannan
Putnam Kiibj' S. Mrs., 942 Howard
yulmby Daniel J. (tiulmby House) 719
Market
Ralney Bridget Mrs., 303 Davis
Ralston Hardy H. (Olympic House) 9(M
Kearny
Rassette K. Mrs., 11 Kearny
Rawson Ellen Mrs., 6;« Post
Raymond M. Mrs.. 201 Post
Reade Elizabeth Mrs., 618 California
Reed Joseph (Continental House) 521
Pacific
Rees Thomas (Portland Lodgings) 807
Kearny, and (Relay House) SW
cor First and Mission
Regan J. R. Mrs., 9 .St. Mary
Reltemian Annie Mrs., 106 Jackson
Remington CatheriiieMrs., 8 Centra! PI
Ren6 Martin, 1016 Market
RennerC. Anton(New Helvetia House)
616 California
Rhodes Susan Mrs. (Clarendon Houeet
NE cor Folsom and Second
Riesner Louise Mrs., 959 Mission
Rlx Alfred Mrs., 743 Pine and (Ingle-
wood House) 126 Fifth
Robert Mary Mrs.. 2 Chelsea PI
Robinson H. S. Mrs., 211 Second
Roeben George, 37 Paciflc
Rogers L. W. Mrs., 627 California
RoUioB Henry B., h}i Kearny
Rooker L. M. Mrs., 732 Sutter
RosenmoUer Louisa Mrs., 12 Wash
Ross Marv Miss, 610 Pine
Rowland E. Mrs.. 917 Market
Russell Emma Mrs., 214 Tyler
Russell Sarah E. Mrs., 410 Kearnv
Rutherford Mary Mrs., 236)4 Sixth
Ryan Catherine Mrs., 12 INjik
Ryan Hannah Mrs., 1024 Stockton
Samsreither G. (Hamburger House)
409 Paciflc
Schaefer Mary Mrs., 116 Leldesdorff
Schimp John W., 112 Kearnv
Schleger Kate Mrs., 113 Oak"
.Schloh Fritz, 572 Folsom
Schneider, Somaly &. Coqueugniot (Cal-
ifornia House) 624-626 California
Schultze Charity Mrs., .520 Folsom
Schwerin August, 32 Sixth
Scovern Eliza J. Mrs.. 10.37 Mission
Segelke A. D. (Astor House) 509 Bdwy
Sheritr Annie Miss, 125 Second
Shultz Mary E. Mrs., 365 Jessie
Simpson Sarah Mrs., 221 First
Skelly Agnes Miss, 550 Ittinna
Skelly Kate Mrs., 829 FoKsom
Skelton Lena, 12:« Market
Slattery Jeremiah (Slattery House 531
Howard
SUnkey John E. (Overland House) 533
Sacramento
Sloan Mary Miss, 316 Minna
Smith Catherine Mrs., 426 Geary
Smith Emma G. Mrs., 229 Kearny
Smith George L. (Colonnade House)
1206 Market
Smith M. Mrs., 275 Minna
Smith M. A. Mrs., 128 Post
Smythe :Mary Mrs., 405 Natoma
Sobieskl E. C. Mrs., 318 Kearny
Solen Ellen Miss, 526 Howard
Spalding E. Mrs., 14 Gearv
Springer Maria Mrs., 314 Sixth
Sfarkey Sarah P. Mrs., 110 O'Farrell
Starkweather Louis S. (Arcade House)
930 Market
Stebney Mary Mrs., 6 O'Farrell
Stcinmeyer Sarah Mrs., SE cor Drumm
and Clay
Stelle John A., 717 Howard
Stevenson E. T. (Gait House) 632
Market
Stoddard J. E. Mrs.. 426 Sutter
Stokes Mary Mrs., 1067 Market
Strachan Margaret Mrs. (Armldale
House) 969 Mission
Street Carrie C. Mrs. (Shelboume
House) 523 Kearny
Sturgeon Alexandtr, 1 Vallelo
Sullivan Ellen Mrs., 210,', Washington
Sullivan Isabel Mrs., 9{i5 Folsom
Swift Amasa (Linden House) 220 Third
Taber Kate L. Mrs., 7 Dupont
Tamisier P. (Lafavette) 708 Com
Taylor B. Mrs., 227 Minns
Taylor Ellen Mrs., 613 Pine
Taylor Elizabeth Jlrs., 304 and 318 Sut-
ter
Taylor T. Jlrs., 946 Howard
Taylor & Kinney, 27 Geary
Templeton Slary Miss, 209 Second
Thiesse Albert, 919 Stockton
Thomann Freda BIrs., 7-34 Montgomery
Thomas William A., 101 Jessie ■
Thompson Mai^A. Miss, 108 Seventh
Thrasher Ann Mrs.. 153>; Third
WINDOW SHADES.
Manufactnrer of fine WINDOW
SHADES for Privnte Resi-
dences, S;oreB, Offices, etc., etc.
GEO. W. CLARK,
645 Market Street.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^hoi^esale hardware
Corner Market and Front Streets.
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Thurston Cbarlotte 51. Mrs., 229 Sixth
Tilison Naomi Mrs., 20 Everett
ToUe Matilda Mr-~., 514 Bush
Tracy Hannah Mrs., 322 .Sutter
\ Tratz Helen 1'. Mrti.. 54 Third
I Travers Kosanna Miss, 51 Third
; Trenkle M. Mrs., 305 Kearny
I Tromnier Hi>nrv, 410 Pacific
j Trov Eliza Mrs., 1051 Market
I Trnesdell Amelia C. Mrs., 1104 Market
I Trron Sufan, 17 Pupont
I Turk K. A. Mrf., 236 Sutter
luri)ln Frederick L.. 537 Sacramento
Twigg.s Susan Mrs., ia5 Stockton
Urry Daniel B., 217 Third
Valleon Charles, 71i) Clay
Van Staden George, 4:i5 Broadway
Verdenhalven J. Mrs., 987 Harrison,
and 403 Sixth
Vickers John L. O'^randa House)
500 WashinKtou
Walker Marv Mrs., 5 Broadway
"Wall In & Bonn, 140 Folsom
\\arburton E. I'. Mrs. (Clarendon
House) 142'^ Fourth
Warwhauer Brothers, 905 Market
Watt Lizzie. I. Mrs., 1U39 Market
Weber George (Weber House) 418
Broadway
Weber <5c Marin (Humboldt Hotel) 231
Fifteenth
Weir Mary S., 27 Oak
West Frank A., 13 Van Ness Av
Westell H. Mrs. (Somerset House) 764
Mission
White Annie Mrs., 906 Stockton
Winger 5lnry Mrs., 1 Park Av
Wolf Aaron (Lindell House) SW cor
Howard and Sixth
Wolf Julia Mrs., 850 Jlission
Woods E. Mrs., ;i09 Du(i(jut
Woodworth John, 215 IJrnadwav
Wynn Bridget flllss, 1000 Washington
Yeomans Annie Mr.s., 504 Sutter
liooking OlawiteH.
(.•See Mirrors.)
liUbrioatins OilH.
! Burdick J. C, 20S Pacilic
j Cooley Earl K., S s Fifteenth, bet L
I and M, South S. F.
I Gregory H. P. Si Co.. 2 California
Hepburn Ward A. (Frazer Lubricator
Co.; 309 Sacramento
Johnston (Graphite Lubricating Oil
Co., D. .\. Carpenter & Co. agents,
115 Pine
Tatum & Binven (Albany) 3 Fremont,
and ;C9 Market
Worden W. H., 1018 Broderick
Yates & Co., 113 Front
liubrlcatorH.
Gregory H. P. & Co., 2 California
Tatum & Bowen, 3 Fremont, and 320
Market
WEEU&KINGWELL (Selberf s) 125
First
Iiuiuber.
Adams Wni. .1., Pier 17Steuart
BEADLE cfe Ci >., 3 Spear
Bvxbec John F., 10 (-'oUfornla
Cook I. li A. M., Pier 2!., Steuart
Dean E. B. & Co., 22 Cafifonila
Derby E. M.,220Clav
Dingli'v Charles L., Pier 10 Sleaart
l)oe Charles F., SW cor Spear and
Hi.ward
DolbiM-r & Carson. 22 California
Dun. /in Mills L. <t L. Co., I'ler lOSteu
Earli' George F., 22 California
Euglo ASon, Fillmore St. Wharf
Evans W. (ties ami posts) 10 Cal
Falk, Chandler A Co., 128 Steuart
Fish Janii s IL, Pier 1 Steuart
Germon K. A Co. (ship knees, etc.) 113
Mls.slou
Glade Frederick W., 30 Spear
Grant Franklin, 20 Spear
Hanson, Ackerson A Co., Pier II Steuart
Hurnion Sanuiel H., I'ler 13 Steuart
HIgglns A Collins, 271 East and Beale
St. Wharf
Hinsdale George S. & (;o.,22 Collforula
Holt Brothers (carriage) 27-31 Beale
Hooper C. \. A C"., cor Fourth and
Channel ^
Hooper F. J'. A J. A., W-r 2' , Ste\iart
Jackson J. G., Pier 2 Steuart
Kentfleld John A Co., Pier 9 Steuart
Knowland Joseph, 22 Calllornia
KNOWLES G. a., SE cor Mission and
Main.andNw cor Bryant and Main
Mastick S. L. A Co., Pier 10 Steuart
McKay A Co., 4 California
Meacham A Bacon, 2735 Mission
Meigs Lumber and Ship Building Co.,
Pier 1 Steuart
Mendocino Lumber Co., 40 California
Morrison George H., 575 Brannan
MOKRLSOX JONAS J., NE cor Spear
and Mission
Neylan James, lS-20 Spear
Nickerson A Co., 202 Sacramento
Pattridge If. K., 128 Steuart
Pedler T. C, SW cor Steuart and
F )lsom
Pine Lumber Association, Pier 5 Steu-
art
Pollard Thomas, 17 Steuart
Pope A Talbot, 204 California and foot
Third
Port Blakely Mill Co., Pier 3 Steuart
Port Discovery Mills. Pier 10 .Steuart
Port Madison Mills, Pier 1 Steuart
Port Orford Cedar Co. , 36 Market
Pre.stoD A McKinnou, Pier 5 Steuart
Paget Sound Lumber Co., Pier 17
Steuart
Punta Arenas Railway and Lumber
Co., 408 California
Redwood Lumber Co., 10 Market
Redwood Manufacturers' Assn, 18
Market
Renton, Holmes A Co., Pier 3 Steuart
Russ J. A Co., :« Market
Russian River Land and Lumber Co.,
328 Montgomery
Sierra Lumber Co., depot NE cor
Fourth and Channel
Sierra Nevada Wood and Lumber Co.,
224 California
Simpson A. M. A Brother, 44 Market
Smith James ('., 1 Howard
Sonoma Lumber Co., 328 Montgomerv
Springer Jason A Co., SE cor Steuart
and Mission
Starbird A Goldstone, SW cor Market
ond Spear
Straut M llllam E. (carriage) NW cor
Sacramento and Driinim
Tlchenor H. B. A Co., 42 Market
Towle W. W'., 308 Townsend
Turner, Kennedy & Shaw, Channel nr
Fourth
Turner & Co. (posts) 619 East
Union Lumber Association, cor Bran-
nan and Beale
Waterhouse & Lester (carriage) 2D-31
Fremont
WELCH A CO., 103 California
Wesson Jo.sci>h W.,SE cor Spear and
Howunl
Wetherbee Henrv, 12 California
WHITE BROS, (carriage) 13 Main
White L. E. (ties and posts) 15 Steuart
Wigmore John (hard wood) 12',) Spear
I^unibcr Surveyorm.
(.See Surveyors— Lumber.)
liunch KltchenM.
Hugglns A Ei.slen, 777 Mission
Kostcr John & Co., 614 Merchant
Macaroni and Verniioelll
>IaiiiiructnrorH.
Calilornla-Itnllan Paste Co., C. R. Spll-
vnlo, 704 Sansome
CIcchI Lodovlco. 4't.3 Broadway
PaclUc Consolidated Pa«te Co., 421
Battery
Tenthorey J. P. A Co., 658 Mission
narhine Thread.
BARBdlTR BKi)THEl;s,511 Market
DOYLE HENRY A CO., 511 Market
Maehlner.v— IniporterN and
nealprH.
Arnold N. S. A Co., 3Ii) California
Baker A Hamilton, 13 Front
Berry & Place, sW cor Market and Fre-
n)ont
Crolg R. R. (milling) 413 Montgomery
Dlthniar A. C., 62<i Fourth
Fish A. L. A (jo., 9 First
Gregory H. P. A Co., 2 Calif oru la
HENDY JOSHUA, NE cor Mission
and Fremont
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS A CO.,
Junction Market and Bush
Marwedel C. F. . 56 First
McCone Robert, 403 Beale
Paciflc Motor Co., 5 Beale
Parke A Lacy, 21 Fremont
Reimer Julius (mining) 214 Sansome
Steen Edward T., cor Harrison and
Main
WHITELAW T. P. H.. foot Second
THOS.P. H. WHITELAW
Foot of Second,
Dealer in
New and Second Hand
MacMnery, Boilers and Eagiiies
Of every description, and all
kinds of Old Metals.
Ship Chandler and General Trader
jtlacliinista.
(iSee aUo Brass Fourulrie»; aUo Iron
Sundries.)
Blen Joseph, 412 Commercial
Birch William H., 119 Beale
Collins W., 115 Stevenson
Crist W. E. A Co., 10 Stevenson
Deacon William, 133 3Ialn
Dudgeon Eneas 31., 706 Minna
Ertola Bingo, 1.508 Diipont
Fenner obadlah F., Ill Mission
Fleischel George, 614 California
Fuller F. W., 419 Sacramento
Gain Joseph A Co., 504 Commercial
Garcin, Son A Co., 294 Howard
Gobs A Adams, 114 Beale
Grader F. J., 211 Ml.ssion
Graham M. .\., 23 Stevenson
Harris James, 5 Beale
Harris, < iswaM A Noble, 208 Leid
Hawk•n^ William, 210 Beale
Hawkins William, 620 Merchant
Heald I. .V., 514 Coniiiierclal
HENDY JitSHCA, NE cor Mission
and Fremont
Jackson Byron, SEcorSlxthand BIux-
ome
Jardine Joseph B., 135 Beale
Joinct Victor, 510 Commercial
KALLENBERG THE' (DURE, 32 Fre-
mont
Lenhardt K. & Co., 10 Stockton
Loch head J., 252 Spear
Marshutz A Cantrell, NW cor Main
and Howard
McCone Itobert, 403 Beale
Morris Pneumatic Manufacturiiig Co..
1(M.) Market '
Muir Adam, 1015 Batterv
Nellson E. .V., 51 B "nie "
Pond A Falrchlld, 3H Mission
Prentice Merrill, 20-: LeidesdorfT
Quick .lohn W., 32 Fremont
Rice Harvey \\ ., .% IUii.\ome
noBBINSF. A.,7Flrst
.Schocnsteln F. B..511 Fulton
Small Isaac H., .574 Brannan
Tail d- HaliKiue, 115 Beale
Thompson E. H.,51 Beale
Thomson A Evans, 112 Beale
Trxlt A Boss, NW cor Market and
Front
Walklngtim S. B., 109 Mission
\\ cichhnrt J., 143 Beale
Wendt H. C, IS .Seventh
Wilcox W. C, 919 .Market
THEODORE KALLENBERG,
Machinist and Model Maker
Hit FKl-:n4»5fT.
F. A. ROBBINS,
7 FlrMl N(r<>«'(,
Presses and Dies,
JEWELERS' ROLLS.
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY **s""'S«5i?'Jf£S'i?«I«<'TicE
I MAPnnidniirU importer of and dealkr i.\ coal and pig iron,
J. nriHbUUnUUun, 41 Market SUeet, comer Spear.
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G-IBO. IB. I^ISrO'W^IL.DBS,
WHOLESALE ANU HETAIL DEALER IS
Eastern Pine, Sugar Pine, White Cedar, Black Walnut, Spruce,
Puget Sound and Redwood
E. Corner" 3JissiorL o.nd. jVlain Streets,
N. W. COR. BRYAKT AND MAIN STREETS,
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BnkerA Hamilton, 13-19 Front
KIsh A. L. & Co., 9-11 First
(irecory H. P. & Co.. 2 California
HENDY .JOSHUA. NE cor Mission
and Fremont
Marweilel C. F., 56 First
I'arke & Lacy, 21 Fremont
Mnit 9Iannfarturerit.
(.See al-so Brewers.)
Harrold ,Tolin, JJ s Chestnut, bet Ma-
son and Powell
Herrmann & Co., 313 Sacramento
.*clien-, Bach * Lnx, ill Sacramento
Zwieg Ilerniann, 610 Brannan
MantelH— 91 arblclzed Irou.
MftNTAGUK W. W. 4 CO., 110-118
Battery
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Importers of
Marbleized Mantels,
ENAMELED ORATES,
ANU KNOLISH TIl6?
110, 112, 114, 116, 118 Battery St.
nannfactiirer*' Agents.
Allen K. T., .il.i Market
AIOIES <t DALLAM, 11.5-117 Front
Arnold N. S. & Co., 310 California
Bnttelle G. E., 110 Sutter
Behan W. J., 2:J0 Kearnv
Blacliford C. H., 123 California
Blake H. H. <fe Co., 405 Front
Brooks L. M., 204 (,'allfornia
Brown & Metzner, Hi'.t Market
Bruton Daniel, 202 (California
Carlson & ('iirrler, .VW Market
Carson Samuel, 120 Sutter
Cartan, McCarthy & Co., 513 Sac
Clement John, 211 Sans-ome
C<jleman W. T. & Co., S\V cor Califor-
nia and Front
Conran Thomas S.,120 Sutter
Coulter J{obert, :W (iearv
Currier Willis J., 2a5 i'ront
Cutsinper S. & Co., 205 Front
Cuttlnn .John T. & Co., 407 Front
I 'avis Charles S., :«0 I'Ine
Davis (;e.iri;e A., 2;!7 :Market
Dempster A Kevs,202 Market
Dleffenbacher 4 Wllil, 3W Front
D^ible Abler, 13-15 Fremont
Jiorety .Joseph H.,512 Commercial
Downinj.' TheDdore B., 120 Sutter
IiDYLE IIENIJV A CO., 511 Market
Dunn .John T., 104 106 Market
Karl .J. fi Son, iSii Market
KiiEKTON IlEXBY C, 10!) California
KlsenV)cr>; Ailolph, 206 Kearny
Ewiuu Charles G., 120 Sutter
Frank Brothers, :S4!l Market
Froellch C. .Jr., 2.58 Market
GORDON .IAME.S E. & CO., 8 Front
and 254 Market
Gosllnd Georee N., 320 Sansome
Grant P. W. & Co., Ill Washington
GreKorv H. P. & Co., 2 California
Holden E. G., 314 Bush
Houston W. J. it Co., 205 Front
Hubbard J. B., Sons & Co., 120 Front
Ijcstadter Bernard, 424 Sacramento
Jackson T.W., 12 Califuruia
Jackson & Wardwell, SE cor Market
and Beale
Joseph Nathan & Co., 611 Clay
Lee Benjamin, NE cor Clay and Mont
Liiiforth. Bue & Co., 401 Market
Marsh H. F., .577 Market
Marvin John H. * Son, 2133 Mission
Marwedel E. H., 541 Market
McAllister William H., 206 Front
ilcGarrv Edward J., 320 Sansome
McPherson B. J{.. 402 Front
Meigs & Co., 402 Front
Molineux H., 132 Sutler
Uveracre i>. I.. 123 Cal fornla
Owens J. B., 22 California
Parke & Lacv, 21 Fremont
PUEL1^S & MILLER, 120 Sutter
Keuiini; Edward W., 318 Front
RICH.\RDS & .SNOW, 403 Market
Richardson John .\., 24 Post
Scrlbner \V. M., 327 Sansome
Sevmour W. II., 126 Kearny
SpalTord J. M. & Co., 310 Clay
SPENCE A. .S. & Co., .537 Market
Standard Manufacturing Co., 216 San
Stelnhagen P., 612 Clay
Thannhauser A Co., 311 California
Todd H. H., 315 Battery
WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO., 202
Market
Wolf Joseph, 120 Sutter
Wolf I'hlllp A Co., :i04 Battery
Wolff & Rheinhold, :!24 Washington
Wurkhelm Max, 22 Sansome
Wyult, Ilaskiu & Co., 118 Front
9Iap 9Ioiiiiter8.
(See also Bookbinders.)
Walkup W. D. & Co.. 540 Clay
9Iap PubliHliertt.
BANCROFT A. L. & CO., 721 Market
Brltton A Rev, SW cor Commercial
and Leide.sdorll
Holt Warren,*17 Montgomery
Sanborn Map and PubltsblDg Co.,420
California
Marble Saw Sllllit.
RUFFINO L. J. & CO., 964 Bryant
marble ^IVorkfi.
Blanchl Charles, 12.50 ^larket
Black W., 1121 Market
Campoilonico.s., 1061 Market
Carroll Patrick, 2S Main
Daniel John, 421 I'Ine
Dempsey Jeremiah, 1009 Market
Duffy John C, 23 Tyler
Grant John, 129 Townsend
Grosslnl Tlysses, 104;i Market
Henderson James, S s Point Lobog Av,
bet Johnson and Henderson Avs
Hennessey Andrew, 8 Antonio
Heverln Edward J., 17 Larkin
Horaan Timothy, !M1 Market
Kcsseier J. A F., 5-7 Taylor
Landon G. Jr., SW cor Sansome and
Broadway
Lane John D., 11.36 Mission
Leddy Bernard, NAV cor Fourteenth
and Harrison
McCormlck W. IL. 861 Market
McGrath Edward, 935 Market
McKenzle Charles, Central Av, bet
Post and Geary
Morris A Darling, 216 Fifth
Musto Bros., 713 Battery
Mvers Leon R., 30' Main
Paltensbt Andrew, SE cor Devlsadero
and Ellis
Pierce Patrick H., 1140 Mission
Eebstock A Brendle, NW cor Post and
Lyon
Roche Charles, 44-18 Boanlman PI
RUFFINO L. J. & CO., 964-970 Bryant
Sheerin D., SW cor Broderick and Ellis
Sweenev John, 8 Larkin
Zeglio David, 1328 Howard
9IARBL.E DEPOT
Steam Saw Mills.
L J. RUFFINO & CO.
Successors to
O. Brigiiardello,
Importers and wholesale ^ealers In
Foreign and Domestic
MARBLES
Ofllce, Yard.and Mills :
NOS. 964-970 BRYANT,
Bet. Sixth and Seventh Sts.
Country Orders Promply
attended to.
9Iarine SnrTeyom.
(See Surveyors Marine.)
SlarketM.
(See also Butchers.)
California, Pine to Callfornla.bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny
Centre, SE cor Dupont and Sntter
Chinese, 731 Sacramento
Clay Street, 514 Clav
Clay Street ( 'entral, .520 Clay
Colombo (vfgi'table) S s Pacific, bet
Front and Davis
Fishermen's, NE cor Front and Yal-
lejo
J. GUNDLACH & CO.
WINE VAULTS, Corner Market and Second Streets,
Fine Wines and Liiquors.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPORTATION CO., ^F^o^i'^^^^'IJ'oHi!''
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Grand Arcade, E s Sixth, bet Shipley
and Clara
Grand Central, S s Market, nr Sixth
Grand Western, E s I'olk, bet Bush
and Austin
Hayes A'alley, SW cor Laguna and
Grove
Mission, NE cor Sixteenth and Mission
New Bay City Market, 1146 Market
Kew Metropolitan, SE cor New Mont-
gomery and Mission
Pacific Fruit, 534-53G Clav
San Francisco, 526-530 Clay
IFnlon, S s Howard, bet Third and
Fourth
WaBhIngton, S s Washington, bet
Montgomery and Sansome
marking ^Vbeela.
{Set Rubber Printing }Vheels.)
9fa80nlc Ooods.
NORCROSS & CO., 6 Post
Plate A. .1. 4 Co., 325 Montgomery
Slatch :3Xanafacturers.
ARMES & DALLAM (agents Star Ex-
tra) 115-117 Front
Davis Levi (Golden Gate) cor Four-
teenth and Shotwell
Enijiire Match Factory, Hofen <fe Co.
agents, 412 Clay
Harrison & Dicksoo, 210 Sacramento
Hepburn Ward A. (agent Swift &
Courtney's) 309 Sacramento
Newbauer & Co. (Metropolitan) office
217 Sacramento
Olden William, 424 Valencia
Slatcli Splitting Mactiiues.
Welchhart .7., 143 Beale
JSCatcli IVood.
Gaskin G. W., 1306 Mission
9Iatlieniatioal and Drawing
Instruments.
BANCROFT A. L. & CO., 721 Market
Edwards R. M., 325 Kearny
Ewing Charles G., 120 Sutter
Hesb Charles, 519 Kearny
Kahn & Brod, 335 Bush
RAHSSKOPFF CHARLES, 412 Com-
mercial
ROACH JOHN, SWcor Montgomery
and Sacramento
Sack John C, 18 Market
SCHMdLZ WILLL\M, 420 Mont
Snow & Co., 20 Post
Tennent Thomas, 18 Market
Slattress Makers.
(See also Upholsterers.)
Beal Samuel,49-53 Second
CahiU, Grisby & Co., 275 Tehama
California Furniture Manufacturing
Co., 226 Bush
CLARK TRUMAN S. & CO., 217Bush
CONNELLY JAMES & CO., 217 Bush
Frank Henrv, 212-216 Commercial
GILBERT & MOORE, 219 Bush
Goethals Charles S. & Son, 648 Mission
Jansen Alexander, 946 Howard
Korniker Leon, 972 !♦. Folsom
McCabe Owen, 921 Market
Pacific Spring and Mattress Manufac-
ing Co., 79 New Montgomery
Ridgewav Charles W., 21 Tyler
Stamper J. W. & Co., 215 Bush
West Coast Furniture Co., NW cor
Fourth and Bryant
WIndel H. & Co.. 310 Stockton
Mattress Material.
Bailey Henry, E s Missouri, bet Santa
Clara and Maiiposa
Cahn Morris. (Eureka hair) 416 Sac
California Excelsior Manufacturing
Co., 355 Tehama
Glover & AVillcomb, 65 New Mont
McAuley Thomas, W s Tennessee, bet
Nevada and Sierra
Mectaanieal
iSee En{ii7xeers-
Kngineers.
-Mechanical.)
Meersohaiiin Pipe Mann-
facturers.
Gavin John, 1318 Jackson
Schumann Louis, 341 Kearny
Mercantile Agencies.
American Commercial Agency, 414
Ciay
Bradstreet Company (The) L. B. Hll-
llard superintendent, 230 Cal
Commercial Agency (John McKillopA
Co.) Edwards, I'Ickens <fe Fulton
proptre, 401 California
Dun R. G. & Co., Jay Lugsdin mana-
ger, 320 California
Legal and Commercial Union The, W.
H. Rattenbury manager, 234 Mont
Mercantile and Dealers' Protective As-
sociation, Henry M. Cavendish
manager, 215 Sansome
Mercantile Collection Bureau, H. W.
Baxter manager, 216 Sansome
Merchants' Credit Bureau, Shainwald
Brothers, 12;j California
New Zealand Loan and Mercantile
Agency Co., Hugh Craig agent, 307
California
Retail Tradesmen's Protective and Col-
lection Bureau, 434 California
Rothschild J. S. & Co., 28 Sansome
Schwabacher Brothers, 223 Battery
Schwartz Bernard, 13 Batterv
Simon, Jacobs & Co., 17 Hatterv
Slsson, Wallace A Co., 226 California
Smith W. R., 161 New Montgomery
Smith W. M., 405 Front
Snell George W., 116 Front
Snider Andrew, 328 Montgomery
Stelner Samuel, 312 Sacramento
Sweet & Co., 402 Front
"Toklas F., 24 Sansome
Ullmann Maurice, 7 MontgonnTy
Underbill Jacob, 308 Caiifornl.i
A'^on Ammon B., 310 California
Wall J. S. & Co., 302 Davis
Ward Joseph W., IS Nevada Block
Webb Christopher C, 405 Front
Weil D. * Bro., 213 Jackson
Western Fur and Trading Co., 430 Cal
Wittgenstein Meyers D., 632 Mont
Meat Chopping Maebines.
Empey Charles, 10)^ Stevenson
Mercliandise Brokers.
(.See Brokers.)
Merchants.
Alaska Commercial Co., 310 Sansome
Aitmayer Abrani, 29-31 Battery
Badt Morris, 111 Batterv
Baldwin Alexander R., 328 Mont
Bashford Levi, 218 Front
Blum Moses, 117 Batterv
Blumberg Juliug F., 306 Montgomery
Brodek S., 8 Battery
Cahn Nathan, 22 Batterv
Clement John, 211 Sansome
Cohn Louis M., 209 Sansome
Dahlmann Juliui-, 124 Sansome
Davidson M., Ill Battery
Davis Robert, 405 Front
Derby Thomas, 320 Sansomfe
Dorn G. W. & Co., 316 California
Durbrow Joseph, 414 Montgomery
Einstein Morris, 206 Front
Erlanger & Gallnger, 300 Front
Evans Augustus F., 522 Montgomery
Flint, Bixby & Co., SW cor Battery
ond Greenwich
Furth Simon, 207 Front
Getz Brothers <fe Co., 301 Front
GInocchio Giuseppe, 609 Sansome
Goldfish B., 33 Battery
Goldtree Nathan, 25 Battery
Goldwater J. & Brother, 111 Battery
Gore Benjamin B., 412 Clav
Griffith Anthony J., 321 Davis
Guggenheim Leon, 228 California
Haas Jlartin L., 7 .Sansome
Hale Joreph P., 212 Battery
Hawxhurst Walter, 432 Montgomery
Herzberg M., 414 Sacramento
Herzog Joseph, 416 Sacramento
Heynemann Herman, 204 California
HoUub Adolphus, 313 California
Hooper William B. & Co., 124 Cal
Hyman Brothers, 123 California
Janssen Edmund. 210 (California
Kohn Isaac, 302 California-
Koppel Manuel, 2 Battery
Langley David, 311 Commercial
Lewis Harris, 109 Sansome
Lindholm 0. W. & Co., 122 California
Livingston Howard, 331 Montgomerv
Lowenberg S. & Co., .306 Montgomerv
Lyle Freeman B., 123 California
Marcus Isainh, 125 Sansome
McRuerD. C.,23Post
Melczer William, 123 California
Mellls Brothers, 10 Battery
Meyerstein Civsar, 309 California
Morris A., 713 Sansome
Morris Abraham, 4 Battery
Nathan Daniel, 4 Battery
Nickelsburg S., 112 Sansome
Olcovich Bros., 537 Market
Osgood William H., 214 California
Potter Alden W., 1.37 Montgomery
Roberts M. R., 633 Front
Rosenfeld John, 310 Sansome
Merchants- Commission.
(.''■'■ Importers. See also Merchants'
Produce Cormmission.)
Abenhelmer Julius, 20 Sansome
Allen Edward T., 515 Market
Allen & Lewis, 202 California
'■'Arnold N. S. & Co., 310 California
'\Vugei B. E. & Co., 409 Batterv
Avy Eugene, .320 Sansome
Badger W. G., 13 Sansome
''Balfour, Guthrie & Co., 316 California
Ballard <fe Hall, .320 Sansome
••'BALZER HENRY & CO., 209 San-
some
"BANDMANN, NIELSEN & CO.,
210 Front
Barney James M., 320 California
Beck D. L. & Son, 221 Front
Bell Thomas & Co., 305 Sansome
Bendit Samuel, 536 California
Bergen Adrian, 425 Clay
Biddle & Douglass, 123 Washington
Bissinger & Co., 600-602 Front
Blochman & Cerf, 24-26 California
Blum Moses Jr., 117 Batfiry
Blumberg Julius F., 306 Montgomery
Bowlev Brothers, 435 California
Bradford William B., 318 Front
Bray Brothers, 226 Clay
Brewer M'. H., 310 Sacramento
Brigham, Whitney & Co., 320 Front
Brook Harry E., 40 California
Brown D. A Co., 606 Montgomery
Bryant & Cook, 8 Davis
Burnap John, 425 Davi.s
Burrows H. L.. 423 Washington
'■■'Cabrera, Roma * Co., 123 California
Campbell J. W. H., 4.33 California
'^Campbell W. H., 402 Front
Cannon Edward E., 120 Sutter
Carlt J. A., 312 California
Carlson & Currier, 569 Market
Carlton Charles C. 311 California
Carr William, 323 Front
Chamberlain Henry L., 402 Mont
Chapman James S. & Co., 22 California
Coons J. T. W. & Co., 325 Washington
Covert Henry M., 306 Davis
'*Cox J. W. & Co., NW cor Front and
Green
Crawford Andrew, 27 Market
Cummlngs W. B., 528 California
Cutter James H. & Co., SE cor Clay
and Davis
'^Cutting John T. & Co., 407 Front
Davis Charles S., 330 Pine
Davis R. D. W. & Co., 211 Pine
Davis Samuel, 316 California
De Castro D. & Co., 213 Sansome
'>DE FREMERY .TAMES & CO., 410
Battery
'^De Sabla Eugene, 40 California
'■'Degener & Co., 308 California
*DelIepiane A Co., 425 Batterv
'■'Dempster & Keys, 202 Market
Diaz Pefia H., 83 Blontgomery Block
*Dibb!ee Albert 10 California
■'DICKSON, DE WOLF & CO., 412-
414 Battery
Dietrenbacher Si Wihl, 318 Front
■^'DODGE, SWEENEY & CO., 114 Mar-
ket
Dowda George W., 202 California
■'DOYLE HENRY A CO., 511 Market
■'Dresbach A Co., 316 California
*'Duisenberg Charles A Co., 314 Sac
''■'Dumont Victor, 712 Sansome
Earl D. W. & Co., 226 California
Earl J. A Son, .329 Market
'''EGERTON HENRY C.,i09 Cal
Mill I ITD'Q nDTniV/irTCD The only reliable In'strument for Testing
lYIULLLn O Ur lUIYlL I Ln, Defective vision, 135 Montgomery.
inKIAO I RiriDDICniU l^aa t\%e most select stock of all the leading varieties of
JUIlAO 3. mUnnlOUn Lumber in the Market. N. £. cor. Mission and Spear Sts.
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Bpplnger A Co., 316 California
Evans A. F. & Co., 522 Montgomery
Everdlrig J. 4 Co., 4« Clay
Everett Abijah 1'., 405 Front
*FALKNKR, BELL & CO., 430 Cftl
Fav Caleb T.. S-JO Sansome
Feder Loul.s, 35 Battery
Felnberg <fe Mayer, 405 Front
Flint B. P. & Co.. SW cor Battery and
Greenwich
'•Flint. Pcnbo<iy 4 Co., 408 California
Flood Henry S., 113 Sansonie
Fontana M. J. A Co., 217 Sacramento
*Forbes Brothers, 308 California
*Forsalth A Dodire, 325 Front
Francis Wlllard H., 117 Pine
Freeman. Smith & Co., 122 California
Frtedrich Morltz, ;»9 California
<-Funken.-^telii C. & Co., 320 Sansome
Garlick James ()., 10 Bush
Ganett & Cregan, SE cor Clay and San-
some
Gerberdlng Albert, 214 California
Germon A. & Co., 113 Mirslon
i'Getz Bros. & Co., 303 Front
GodeflTroy A Sillera, 40 California
*Gosling George N., 320 Sansome
Qott George A., 226 California
<'Grace J. W. A Co.. 40 Calllornia
Grant P. W. A Co., Ill Wabhington
Green Adam T., 204 California
GKEENEBAUM A CO., 11.5-117 Bush
GRINBAUM M. S. A Co., 214 Cal
Gutman Brothers, 202 Sansome
Gutte I.. 307 California
Halght Robert A Co., 226 Front
Handy L. N. A Co., S2 Clay
Harrison John W., 204 California *
Harrison Joseph N., 401 Market
''Harrison A Co., 413 California
Harrold James, 525 Front
Hatch A Barclay, 20 California
*'Hellman Brothers A Co., 525 Front
'■■Hepburn Ward A., 309 Sacramento
Hinchman Charles H., 434 Jackson
Hixson, Justi <fe Co., 403 Davis
Hobson Henry B., 321 Batterv
Holcomb W. A. A Co., 302 Davis
Hohlen Samuel P., 430 California
Houston W. J. A Co. 205 Front
Howe Marcus P., 18 Market
Howe <fe Hall, 408 Davis
'■'■Howes George A Co.. 302 California
Howland Richard S., 206 Front
Hume George W., 318 Front
Hume R. D. A Co., 30!) Sacramento
'•'■Hussey H. P. A Co., 205 Front
'■Hutchinson, Kohl, Phlllppeus A Co.,
310 .'^ansome
Hutchinson A Mann, 32-2 California
'■■Iken Freilcrlck, 525 Front
Ingersoll George S., uoi Battery
Jacki-on T. V.'., 12 California
Jacobs .\braham, 109 Sansome
Jones S. L. A Co., 209 California
Joost Herman, 410 Clav
*Klttle A (;.)., 202 California
Kuowles J. N., 36 California
Koneke A. A Co., 16 Front
''Koshland Bros., 19 Sansome
•>Kru.-* <fc Euler,209 Front
Lachman Jacob. 206 Washington
Lamson George F.,425 Kearny
Lane Peter K., 18 Clay
Lastreto Louis F., 42.3 M'a.-shlngton
Lavllla Bros., 411>i Washington
Laws Bcn]amln A., 703 .Sansome
Levy C. A Co., 612 California
Levy Samuel W., 21 Battery
Lewis Harris, 109 Sansome
Lewis Henry L., 21o Sacramento
Lichtensteln Ma.\ H.,6I7 Front
'•Llnforth, Rice & Co., 401 Market
*Loal7.a wenceslao, 323 California
"Lohman A Coghill, 313 Front
Loucks Orlando, 126 Clay
Loudon »fe Hanscom, 65 Merchants'
Exchange
"Lowe. A^OLPHE ACO., 208 Cal
"Lund Henrv, 214 California
Lvnde A Hough, 418 Davts
'■ M A CON D KAY ACL, 206 .Sansome
Makin Robert G., 302 California
Manstield A Co., :W2 Pine
'•MA RCUS GEORGE A CO., 304 Cal
Markley Levi A Co., 2'JO Washington
Martin, Feusler A StefTanl, 311 Clay
Martin Wheeler, 22 California
Martinon Augustus, 4'20 Montgomery
Mason Thomas, 128 Clay
Mathews John M. , 202 SaTamento
McCormlck A Delanov^l5 California
McHenry S. A Co., 426 Front
McKenna A Greany, W s Drunim, bet
Clav and Washington
McNear George W., 20 California
Mcl'herson H., 202 Sansome
Jlcherin Brothers, 525 Front
'•■Jlelnecke Charles A Co., 314 Sac
Mendelson Brothers, 306 Sacramento
''Merrill J. C. A Co., 201 California
Metz Joseph, .321 Calllornia
'•■Mever T. Lemnieu,2.5S Market
Mlctielssen, Brown A Co., 308 Front
"Mlddleton A Co., 320 Washington
Miller A Co., 10 Davis
Mnllov John, 54 Clav
■MONTEALEGRE A CO., 230 Cal
ifoore A. D., 109 California
Morrow George, 3!) Clay
Moulton E. S. A Co., 305 Clay
'■Muecke, Vietor A Co., 103 California
Nash Joseph, ;J06 Davis
Nels Philip, ;«2 Davis
Newell Thomas, 124 Clav
■^NEWHALL H. M. A CO. ,311 Sansome
Newmark H. & Co., 214 California
Newmark Joseph P. A Co., 323 Market
'V' Newton Bros. A Co.. 203 California
"NICHOLS A. C. A d >., 402 Battery
Nickel J. L. A Co., 123 California
Osgood William H., 214 California
Page Benjamin F., 26 California
Pace, Moore & Co., 211 Clay
Palmer Henrv & Co., .■i02 Davis
Paquette A. F., 310 Pine
'■Parrott & Co., 306 California
Pedler Thomas C, SW cor Steuartand
Folsom
Pendergast .Tames A., 206 Clay
Pferdner & Co., 515 Market
Pflster A. A Co., 113 Clay
■•■Philip, Speyer & Co.. 425 California
Phillips M. & Co., Ill Battery
Pierce H. & W., 728 M^mtgomery
PInet .Tohn, .'i08 Jack«on
Price Henry F., 204 California
Puttman Henry, 615 Front
Ranlett Horace D., 214 California
Regensberger S., 102 Battery
Reuling E.W.. 318 Front
Robertson A Grosh, 302 California
Rockwell Walter M., 117 Pine
"RODGER.S, MEYER <fe CO., 212 Bat
Rountree A McClnre, 404 Front
Rued J. C, 34 Clay
■'•"Russ. Meverink & Co., 525 Sansome
Ryhner Charles, 216 Davis
Salinger .Julius, 312 Sacramento
Sehw-abacher Brothers. 223 Battery
'■Scofleld A Tevis, 120 Front
"SCOTCH LER A GIBBS, 318 Front
"Scott E.W. & Co., 137 Montgomery
Searles <fe Stone 22 California
"Severance H.W., 316 California
Sielcken John H., 320 Sansome
Simon & Breslauer, 13 First
Slmpklns Charles H.. 314 Montgomery
Sioss Louis <fe Co., 310 Sansome
Smith A Hatch, 122 Clay
Sonnlchsen NIcolal, 317 Callfonila
Sonntacf Chas. A Co., 40 California
Siiaffofd J. M. & Co., 310 Clay
Spear E. S. & Co.. 729 Market
■•'•'Spear, Meade A Co., 316 Washington*
Sperling Frank, 309 California
SperlhiL' M. E. & Co., 309 California
Sperrv ife Co., 22 California
Springer Jason <fe Co.. SE cor Spear
and MlRsion
STARR & CO., 16 California
"Stearns <fe Smith, 42:1 Front
Stelnbcrger <fe Kallsher, 321 California
Stclnhagen P., 612 Clay
"Stevens, Baker A Co., NW cor Sacra-
mento and Davis
Sturm V. H.,;e3 Front
Sumner W. B. & Co., 415 Front
"Taylor C. L. & Co.. 34 California
"Ten BoBch N. & Co., 28 Merchants'
Exchange
Teunev R. P., NE cor Davis and Mar-
ket
"Thannhauser <fe Co., 311 California
Theobald George J. <fc Co., 419 Cal
Thompson James W., 310 Pine
TIedeman D. A Co., 210 Clay
"Tinoco J. M. & Co., 323 Front
Treanor .Toseph P., 120 Sutter
"Trejos J. & Co.. 123 California
Tvndale William, 318 Front
Unilerhiil Jacob, :!0a California
"Urruela & Urioste, 405 Front
Vermeil Jean L.. 668 Fourth
Von Ronn & Hencke Bros., 406 Front
Waddell G. H. & Co., 204 California
Wadhams A Elliott, 206 Front
Waltersen A Dewev, 212 Clay
Waterman M. A Co., 113 Clay
"WATSON A CO., 122 Market
Webb Matthew R., Ml Market
Wedderspoon A Co., 24 Calrfomia
"WELCH A CO., 109 California
"Wheaton A Luhrs, 219 Front
Wheeler F. A., 128 California
White Horace F., 123 Clav
Whitnev J. R. A Co., 612 Clay
Wleland Bros., 326 Front
"WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO., 202
Market
Wolf P. A Co., 304 Batterv *
Wolff A Rheinhold, .324 Washington
Wood B. A Co„ 612 Clay
"WOOSTER, HUBBELL A CO.. 317
Front
Wright John T., 6:58 Market
"Wvatt. Haskin A Co., 118 Front
Y'erbv A Roseberry, 202 California
Zantzinger Barton K., 232 California
BANDMANN, NIELSEN &C0.
Importers anfl Commsslon Mercliants,
Office 210 Front.
GKEENEBAUM & CO.
Auction and Commission
MERCHANTS,
lis and 117 BrSH STREET.
Cash Adi-ances made on Consignment*
New Y'ork oflSce, 38 West Broadway.
Mercliants— Produce Com-
mission.
{See also Fruit— Wholesale.)
Ahem A Co., 208 Washington
Antoldi S. A Co., 514 Saiiiiome
Arata A Casa.ssa, 509 Davis
Baker Louis F., 113 Washington
BalanesI G., Clark, nr Davis
Ballard Duane A Co., 22 California
Bassett C. F. A Co., 304 Davis
Bassett Joseph, 221 Clay
Beer A Dubois, 224 Washington
BlagI D. A Co., NW cor Sansome and
W'ashlngton
Blumenthal H. M., 125 Washington
Bray Brothers, 226 Clay
Breeze A Loughran, SW cor Washing-
ton and Davis
Brvant A Cook, 8 Davis
Billiard James H., 102Drumm
Clayton Charles, NE cor Front and
Clay
Cochran J. T. A Co.. 122 Clay
Coons John T. W. A Co., 325 Wash
Cummlngs, Gimmel A Co., 424 Battery
Dakin A Libbey, NE cor Sacramento
and Davis
Dalton A Gray, 406 Davis
Dalv I'atrick .J., 411 Washington
Dllla, Shaw A Co., 119 Washington
DIttmer Henry, 117 Orumm
Drake A Emerson, 521 Sansome
DuffA Co., 316 Davis
Dutard Hypolite, 217 Clay
Ellerhorst Henrv D., 117 Drumm
Elli(jtt A Co., 509 Sansom
Ellis A Tindai. .5i» Sansome
EugllMi J. F., 313 Davis
Everding .L A Co.. 48 Clay
Feusler Edward D., .309 Clay
Freeman A Baker, 111 Davis
Gale J. W. A Co., 402 Davis
Gain A. A V,o., 516 .Sansome
Garrett A Creegan, SE cor Sansome and
Clay
Grangers' Business .\psn, 106 Davis
Hagan John, 421 Washington
Heckman Herman H., NE cor Davis
and Washington
Hevwood A Hendley, 224 Clay
Hlx'on, Justi A Co., 403 Davis
Holland Daniel A Co., 204 Washington
Howe A Hnll, 410 Davis
Howes A Pitts, 504 .^ansome
Hutchinson Richard, 122 Clav
Isra l.-^ky A Morris, 210 Washington
Jeffress A Moore, 305 Washington
Johnston A Veasy, 324 Davis
i^ r rV 11/ PI A n 1/ -645 MARKET, wholesa]
ULU. VY. l/LAnK, interior Decorator.
bolesale and retail dealer in PAPER HANGINGS
and all kinds of Window Shade
Material and Fixtures.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., whoi.esai.e haruwahe^^^
and Front Streets,
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Joost Herman, 410 Clay
Keefe Daniel, 217 Washington
Kevser Paul, 206 Clay
Kowalgky E. H., 227 Washington
Lachnian Jacoh, 206 Washington
Larzelere «5c Wlthara.SW cor Clay and
Davis
Lasar L. <fe Co., 315 Washington
Levy M. W. A Co., 209 Washington
Levy S. * Co., 218 Washington
Lipman Henrv, 220 Washington
Llttlefleld, Allison & Co., 309 Wash
Loticks Orlando, 126 Clay
Maguire P. A Son, 110 Clay
Markley Levi A Co., 200 Washington
Mavhew* Earnest A Co., 302 Davis
McBrlde A Cluln, 117 Druuim
McCaffrey Michael, 104 Clay
McDonogh J., 212 Washington
Mead A Runyon, 225 Washington
Moody Joseph L., 210 Davis
Moulton E. S. A Oi... 305-307 Clay
Mugan Dennis, 325 Davis
Mnrphy A Conner^, 508 Sansome
Murray Hugh, 202 Clay
Nauman C. A F.. 227 Washington
Newell Thomas, 124 Clay
O'Connor John, SE cor Drumtn and
Clay
O'Neill Bros., 217 Davis
Onestl A Connor, 503 gansorae
Pallies Alexander, 318 Davis
Pastene Antonio, 203 Washington
Pedler T. C, SW cor Steuart and Fol-
som
Pendergast James A., 206 Clay
Potter Alden W., 137 Montgomery
Presho James A Co^^ 124 Clay
Kaphael Louis, 402 Front
Reilly ACo.,309I)avis
Ronse A Laws, 306 Davis
Russ, Meyerink A Co., 525 Sansome
Spear, Meade A Co., 316 Washington
Sresovich L. G., 505 Sansome
Starr George R., 310 Washington
Stewart A Buckley, 513 Sansome
Sullivan & McGee, 417 Davis
TIedeman D. A Co., 210 Clay
Volkman Charles M., 319 Washington
Vullcevich M., 522 Sansome
Wat«'rman M. A Co., 113 CTav
Werthelmer M. A Co., 518 Front
Wightman Bros., 117 Clav
Wolf en Max A Co., 216 Washington
Zeiss Louis, 106 Clav
Zlegenbein John & Co., 201 Davis
Zvietich A Garrone, 519 Sansome
merchants — Shippingr and
Forwarding^.
Balfour, Guthrie A Co., 316 California
Ballard Duane A Ol, 22 California
BALZER HENRY A (> •.,209 Sansome
Barney James M., 320 California
Brans Henry, 9-11 Beale
Cadnc Philip, 401 Montgomery
California Refrigerator and Meat Ship-
ping Co., 727 Fourth
California Steam Navigation Co., Wash-
ington Street Wharf
California Transportation Co., NW cor
Jackson and East
Campbell J. W. H., 433 California
Carleton A Spencer, 5 Spear
Chapman James F. A Co., 22 Cal
Clarke E. & Co., 108 Leidesdorff
Coleman W. T. A Co., SW cor Califor-
nia and Front
Conklin, Thompson & Co., 123 Cal
Corbilt A Macleav, 218 California
Crawford A., 27 Market
De Castro D. A Co., 213 Sansome
Dempster A Kevs, 202 Market
Dibblee Albert, 10 California
DICKSON, DE WOLF A CO., 412
Battery
Doibeer A Carson, 22 California
Donaldson <fe Co., 124 California
Earl D. W. A Co., 22(1 California
Earl E. T. & Co. , 329 Market
Flint, Peabody A Co.. 408 California
Fontana M. J. A Co., 603 Sansome
Forbes Brothers, 3as California
Freeman, Smith A Co., 122 California
Freeman A Baker, 113 Davis
Friedrlch Moritz, 309 California
Goodall, Perkins & Co., 10 Market
Grace J. W. <{r Co., 40 Calif umia
Grangers' Business Association, 106
Davis
Hanson, Ackerson A Co., Pier 11 Stea
Hatch & Barclay, 20 California
Hefti Balthazar, 500 Battery
Howes George A Co.. .302 California
Hnnie George W.. 318 Front
Hussey H. P. A Co., 205 Front ■
Hutchinson, Kohl, Phlllppeus A Co.,
310 Sansome
Kentfleld John A Co., Pier 9 Steuart
Kittle A Co., 202 California
Kn.jwles J. N., 36 California
Laffey Edward N., 508 Battery
Lolor Charles P., 31 Merchants' Exch
LOW C. ADOLPHE A CO., 208 Cal
Lowenthal, Livingstone A Co., 409 Cal
Lund Henry, 214 California
Lvnde A Hough, 416 Davis
MACONDRAY A CO., 206 Sansome
Makln Robeit G., 302 California
Mastlck S. L. A Co., Pier 10 Steuart
McCormlck & Delanov, 315 California
McNear G. W., 20 California
Melnecke Charles A Co., 314 Sac
Mel John, 34 California
Mendelson Brothers, 306 Sacramento
Merchants' Dispatch Transportation
Co., 411 California
Merrill J. C. A Co., 204 California
Moore A. D. , 109 California
Muecke, VIetor A Co., 109 California
Naunton George, 534 Battery
Newton Brothers A Co., 206 California
Overland Freight Transfer Co., N b
King, bet Fourth and Fifth
Parrott A Co., 306 California
PEDLER THOMAS C, SW cor Steu-
art and Folsom
Petersons. B., 58 Clay
Pferdner A Co., 515 Market
Pierce E. G. & Co., 20 California
Pope & Talbot, 204 California
Regensburgei S., 102 Battery
Reynolds L. & Co., 317 Mission
Robertson & Grosh, 302 California
RODGERS, MEYER A CO., 212 Bat-
tery
Rosenfeld John, 310 Sansome
Sabatle A. E. & Co., 617 Sansome
San Francisco Steamboat and Trans-
portation Co., 4 California
Schussler John, 2 Battery
Scofield & Tevis, 120 Front
Severance H. W., 316 California
Sisson, Wallace A Co., 226 California
STARR A CO., 16 California
Stevens, Baker & Co., NW cor Sacra-
mento and Davis
Stockton Transportation Co., 124 Cal
Stofen Brothers, WashingtonSt. Wharf
Taylor C. L. & Co., :« California
Ten Bosch N. <fe Co., 28 Merchants'
Exchange
Theobald George J. & Co., 419 Cal
Tledeman D. <fe Co., 210 Clav
Tichenor H. B. A Co., 42 JIarket
Titcomb A Thurston, 205 Sacramento
Towle W. W., .308 Townsend
Turner <fe Bundle, 122 California
Wadhams <fe Elliott, 206 Front
Wakefield Leon H., 22 California
WELCH A CO.. 109 California
Wells Charles H., 20 California
Whitney J. R. A Co., 612 Clay
Wllkens A Co., 109 California
WILLIAMS, DIMOND A CO., 202
Market
Williams Frederick, 304 California
WMnkelman Henry, 54 Steuart
metal Importers.
(See also Hardware— TMiolesale.)
Arnold N. S. & Co., 310 California
Carolan, Cory & Co., 117-119 Califo'nia
De la Montanya James, 606-608 Bat-
tery, and 214 Jackson
Doble Abner, 13 Fremont
DUNHAM, CARRIGAN & CO., 107-
111 Front
Gibbs George W. A Co., 33-,39 Fremont
Holbrook, Merrill and Stetson, 111-113
California
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS A CO.,
cor Bush and Market
lis John G., 814 Kearnv
Jeffray William, 204 California
Krueger Louis, 515 Commercial
MONTAGUE W. W. A CO., 110-118
Battery
Selbv Thomas H. A Co., 116-118 Cal
Tay George H. & Co., 614-618 Battery,
and SW cor Cahfornia and Davis
Van Winkle I. S. A Co., 413-415 Market
Whitney A Mat shall, 22-24 Fremont
metal Roofem.
{See Roofers.)
metal Spinner*.
Bofinger J., 10 Stevenson
PACIFIC ZINC ORNAMENT FAC-
TOR Y,569 Mission
metal Stamplngr-
PACIFIC ZINC ORNAMENT FAC-
TORY, 569 Mission
metallic liife Boats— mann-
factnrers.
Herrick L. D., 951 Harrison
metallic Si^rns — manufac-
turers.
Hopps A Sons, 429 Pine
Isaacs Henry, 404 Montgomery
Patterson William, 430 Kearny
TRUWORTHY F. M., 318 Front
metallurgists.
(iSiee also Assavers; also Smettirut
Wcyrks.)
A rents A., 328 Montgomery
Blandlng Louis, 431 Fourth
Bisbee, Williams A Co., 32 Merchants'
Exchange
Bruckner William, 328 Montgomery
HUHN ALUCKHARDT,23 Stevenson
JOHNSTON WILLIAM D., 118 Hal-
leck
KUH LEOPOLD, 611 Commercial
Morrow A Strong, 117 First
Mosheimer Joseph, 507 Montgomery
Pacific Metallurgical Co., 41lj^ Cal
PhiUips J. S.,702 California
Pioneer Reduction Works, 19 Channel,
nr foot Fourth
Price Thomas, 524 Sacramento
Reichling Francis, 400 Montgomery
Robertson John A., 22 Montgomery
San Francisco Manuf. and Refining Co.,
408 California
SELBY SMELTING AND LEAD
CO., North Beach, office 416 Mont
Starr A Mathison, Berrv, bet Fourth
and Fifth
Stetefeldt Furnace Co., 320 Sansome
Stewart James 0., 237 First
Strong A Co., 10 Stevenson
Tichenor A. C. A Co., 60 Blnxome
midvrives.
Abadie Mme., 710 Lombard
Alexander Catherine Mrs., 522 Fol
Alpers Jiihn Mrs., 1522 Powell
Barnch P. Mrs.^ 912 Folsom
Behrraann Maria Mrs., 836 Harrison
Bleleck H. Mrs., 339 Sixth
Bothe S. Mrs., 1163 Mission
Burns Dora Mrs., 1009 Mission
Canepa Caterina, 323 Montgomery Av
Chateau M. Mrs., 15 Stockton
Christiansen C. Mrs., 732 Folsom
Costello Catherine, 73 Natoma
Cuddy Delia Mrs., 904 Folsom
De Languilette Caroline, 322 Duncan
Emmerich Louisa Mrs., 2610 Mission
Fraim LauraMrs., 413 "Tehama
Gallaeher Winifred Mrs., 6 Leroy PI
Giraux Adelaide, 1231 Stockton
Grandi Marietta Mrs., 504 Union
Hansen M. Mrs., 1003 Harrison
Hartwlg Charlotte Mme., 215 Shotwell
Howard Annie F., 7 Dale PI
Huin Francoise Mrs., 639 Broadway
Jager A. Mrs., 1070 Howard
Jaretzkv E. Mrs., 1910 Larkin
Kronholm S. J. Mrs., 309 Seventh
Krug Barbeite Mrs., 1718 Mission
Labohm Martha Mrs., 3 Seventh
Lew Hannah Mrs., 428 Third
Marzloft' Helen Mrs., 1910 Powell
Momen Adele Mrs., 1005'^ Powell
Pavne Felice Mrs., 1513 Dupont
Profcchold C. Mrs., 825 Kearny
Badlein Minnie Mrs., 12 William
Roberts J. Mrs., 968 Harrison
Schaeffer C. Mrs., 729 Broadway
Schmidt Marv Ann, 2 Central PI
Schneider C. Mrs., 430 Union
Schoellhorn E. Mrs., 1528 Stockton
Schrauter Louisa, 1.327 Pacific
Schreppell Annie Mrs., 338 Third
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, ""^ ^T.^jWenslS'S"" street
J.
MAPnnMnilPU IfttPOHfER of and dealer in coal and pig iron,
InAlrUUilUUuni 41 Marktrt Street, corner Spear.
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Schubert Paulina Mrs., 420 O'Farrell
Stelner B. Mrs., 530 Jessie
Waller .Alary A. Mrs., :n7 Eighth
■Wilson Laura Mrs., 944 Howard
Ziltuer A. Mme., 1010 Mission
ZimmermQUu E., 561 Stevenson
Military tioods A Regalia.
Geimann W., 509 Montgomery
Norcross & Co., 6 Post
PASQUALE B., 650 Washington and
967 Howard
Plate A. J. & Co., 325 Montgomery
91ilb Dealers.
Albright John, N W cor Greenwich and
Buchanan
Andrews William J., N s Niagara Av,
nr County Road, West End Tract
Barber Cliarles, NW cor California and
Cemetery Av
Barnett N. W., office 35 Eddy
Barry Edward, Crescent Av, nr San
Bruno Hood
Bauer Cliarle);, N 6 Montgomery Av,
l)€t Francisco and Bay
Bergee & Escleses, Kussia Av, nr Vi-
enna
Bergmann Jacob, N b Filbert, bet Stel-
ner and Pierce
Blanchard P. V. (Vermont) 35 Eddy
Boradorl B., W e San Bruno Road, 4
miles from City Hall
Born Andrew, NW cor Ch\u-ch and
Army
Bowman E., Silver Av, nr Mission
Road
Brarene & Christian, W s Kansas, nr
Colusa
Brennan J. C., Filbert, bet Pierce and
Stelner
Brown James, E s Mission, m: Five
Mile Store
Brown <t Wall, E s Texas, bet Sierra
and Napa
Bruce H. E., W s San Bruno Koad, nr
Twenty-eighth
Burke Frederick M., W s San Bnino
Road, ur Sliver Av
Burke Michael, N s Central Road, nr
Golden Gate Park
Bumell W. A., NEcor York and Twen-
ty-fifth
Campbell Hugh, SW cor Union and
and Franklin
Carroll Patrick, SE cor Lombard and
Webster
Cassou & Sarthou, W 6 San Bruno
Road, nr Silver Av
Caubu Pierre, Silver Av, bet Mission
and San Bruno Road
Chase Charles F.,SE cor Beach and
Baker
Christian Christopher, E s Gunnison
Av, nr Twenty -eighth
Clifford Hiram, cor Cambridge and
Bacon
Coleman Michael, E s Diamond, bet
Sevente nth and Eighteenth
Collins Brothers,SW cor Twenty-fourth
and Homestead
Connahan Cornelius, W s Mission, nr
Mohawk Av
Ccnwav James, S s Sliver, nr San Bru-
no Roa<l
Conwav A Kimball, Ss Thirteenth Av,
bet K and L, South S. F.
Cook Marcus M., .IS Eddy
Corcoran Owen, W s Mission opp St.
Mary's College
Creedon Patrick H., N s Sherman, bet
Eighteenth and Ninteenth
Cullen John, Seventh Av, nr Laguna
Honda
CMlly James, Seventeenth Av, nr 8,
South P. F.
Curley William, SE cor Filbert and
Baker
Cutter Richard, Eighth Av, bet C and
D, South S. F.
Daly & Klnnc(San Mateo) lOIO Valencia
Darling John D., N s Sixteenth, bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Davidson Aloiuo.E sEureka,bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Davidson & Schareti;, NWcor Sierra
and Pennsylvania Av
Donovan Murty, Eighteenth Av, bet
R and S, South S. F.
Doran John, W s Kosciusko, nr Cort-
land A v,B.H.
Downcs William, S s Greenwich, bet
Baker ajd Lyon
Dwyer Thomas, off W e San Josfi
Road, nr Six-mile House
Edmunds Henry H., 318 'i Hayes
Emhotr Antone, Eighteenth Av, bet
F and G, South S. F.
Emhotr Frank, NE cor Devisadero and
Chestnut
Enos Joseph R., S s Lombard, bet
Kearny and Montgomery
Ewell L. J., SE cor Nevada and Ver-
mont
Fallon Thomas, Ss Duncan, bet Church
aud Sanchez
Ferrea G. B. & Co., E s Tennessee, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Ford William, Girard, nr San Bruno
Road
Fowkes Richard, E s Nebraska, bet
Humboldt and Sierra
Frank Henrv, Seventeenth Av, nr J,
South S. F.
Frankel Solomon, Alms House Road,
nr School House
Frawley John, E s Castro, bet Henry
and Fifteenth
Furlong Patrick, Cole, S of Golden Gate
Park
Furrer <fc Simon, Anderson, nr Cort-
land Av, B. H.
Gamma Frederick, W s Pierce, bet
Lombard and Greenwich
Gerig Henry ACo., Eighteenth, nr Clara
Av
Gianninl & Guscetti, E s Berlin, nr San
Bruno Road
GlUigan Christopher, Visitacion Valley,
bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Goodhue J. W. (San Mateo Ranch
Dairy , 1514 Buchanan
Graham John G., SW cor Treat Av and
Twentieth
Green Julius C. (Miibrae) 35 Eddy
Griffin Morris, NW cor Kansas and
Humboldt
Grothwohl Charles K., SE cor Turk
and Steiner
Gruber A. J., Eureka, bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth
Gutte Henry, Silver Av, nr Grant
Uahu Frederick, NE cor Grove and
Lott
Haley J. D,, NW cor Greenwich and
Buchanan
Haley Michael C, NW cor Greenwich
aud Buchanan
Hall William, Five Mile House
Hasche Claus, 625 Bay, rear
Hatman George W., N s Union, bet
Franklin and Gough
Haubrich B., Twelve Mile Farm
Hawes Charles M., SW cor Connec-
ticut and Napa
Hayes Dennis, E s Kosciusko, nr Cort-
land Av, B. H.
Heath Patrick, S s Cortland Av, nr
Sullivon
Helm & Bro., Eighteenth Av, bet F
and G, South S. F.
Henderson John A., San Bruno Road,
nr County Line
Igo James, California Av, bet Isabel
and Figaro, Bernal Heights
Jersey Form Dairy, depot 8'J5-839 How-
ard
Jordan Michael, E s Nebraska, bet
El Dorado and Alabama
Kelly Bryont, E s Nebraska, bet El
Dorado and Alameda
Kelly Patrick, cor Hamilton and Way-
laud
Kenney James, SW cor Serpentine Av
and San Bruno Road
Ken ey John J., W s Twenty-sixth
Av, S of Point Lobos Av
Klevesahl Ernst, S s Lombard, bet De-
visadero and Broderlck
Knight Edmond H., ;» Eddy
Lange William, NW cor (.'ole and Carl,
nr Golden (jate Park
Lennou John, SE cor Dolores and
Nineteenth
Lewis L. T., W s Walnut, bet Califor-
nia and Sacramento
Loewe August, Thirtieth, bet MTiitney
and Warren, Falrmount Tract
Lynch Wllliara, N s Jackson, bet
Spruce and Maple
Maguire William, Marshall, nr Mission
Malone William, 133 Twenty-sixth
Moloney Patrlik, E s Hartford, bet
Eighteenth aud Nineteenth
Manchester James T., W s Kansas, nr
Colusa
Mathias Frederick, S s Francisco, bet
Fillmore and Pierce
McCarthy B., W s Utah, nr El Do-
rado
McClellan & Guthrie, S s Point Lobos
Av, bet Fourth and Fifth Avs
McDonongh John, Seventeenth Av,
bet R and S, South S. F.
McGovem & Sere, Lombard, bet Polk
and Van Ness Av
Meagher Cornelius, W s Baker, bet i
Post and Sutter
Megllllgan & Clark, San Josfi Road, nr
Inciut trial School
Mlchaelsen John F., W s Mission,
S of Ocean House Road
Miller A. D., W s San Bruno Road,
nr Silver Av
Miller Balsar, S s Thirtieth, bet San
Jos6 Av and Dolores
Minkel Christian, S s FUbert, bet Ba-
ker and Lyon ,
MiossI Bernard, NW cor Lombard and
Franklin
Morasci Seraphin, S s Serpentine Av,
bet Harrison and Foisom
Moriarty T., W s First Av, bet Clay
and Sacramento
Muller F., S s Waller, bet Cole and
Stan van
Murray & Mitchell, S s Twenty-ninth,
nr Italian Hospital
Nager & Brother, Fifteenth Av, nr H,
South S. F.
Neil James, Silver Av, nr University
Mound College
Nessier Joseph, E s Mission Road, nr
San Miguel Station
Noble A. T. & Vak, NW cor San Jos6
Av and Thirtieth
O'Connor E. J., cor Wolsey and Ber-
lin, University Mound Tract
O'Halioran William, Railroad Av, bet
Sweeney and Hale
Pacific Dairy Co., 330 Pine
Palasson Peter, SW cor Bay and
Webster
Parsf.ns Charies, W s Otsego, nr Ocean
House Road
Paton Theophllis, 1816 Laguna
Peterkin John, Railroad Av. nr Thir-
ty-second Av, South S. F.
Petersen Charies S., S s Precita Av, bet
Mission and Howard
Pfaflr William, N s Sacramento, bet
Baker and Brokerick
Phillips Joseph, W s Texas, bet Napa
aud Sierra
Raymond Antone, SW cor Napa and
Arkansas
Reed Thomas, 35 Eddy
Regll & Furrer, N s Eureka, bet Twen-
'tv -first and Twentv-second
Reighley Charies, old San Jos6 Road,
nr Bernal Station
Renner Charles, W 8 Eureko, bet
Twentv-first and Twenty -second
Reyn(.UN Edward, N s Yuba, bet
Utah and Nebraska
RIordan Patrick, N s Sixth Av, bet L
and M, South S. F.
Roberts John, Thirtieth Av, nr San
Bruno Road, South S. F.
Rov John .\.,Ws San Bruno Road, opp
Fifteenth Av
Ruhland Bros., NW cor Fell and Stan-
yan
Russey & Renner, SW cor Thirtieth
and Dolores
Sarralllo J. B., S s Sliver Av, bet San
Bruno Road ond Mission
Schwerin Henry, Visitacion Valley,
County Line, nr San Bruno Road
Shepston John A. (Empire) office 35
Eddy
Slmonds Nathon, NW cor Vermont
and Sonoma
Smart George C. & James G.,01d ,San
Joe€ Hoad,nr Industrial School
Smith F. R. & W. n., Russia Av, nr
Edinburgh
Spalght I'atrick, Kosciusko, or Union
Av, B. H.
Spence John P., 425 Broadway
SteH'nni George, NEcor Twentieth and
Brannan
Stone Isaac, N s Cortland Av, nr San
Bruno Road
Such F. L. A Co., Douglas, bet Twen-
tv-thlrd and Twentv-fourth
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Walton John R., 40S Tehama
Watson Willam E., cor Eighteenth
and Diamond
Weis<-1 Philip, 1405 Stockton
\\ hitmore James, N s McAllister, bet
Baker and Lott
Williams Charles, S 8 Central Av, nr
Golden Gate Park
Williams John B., cor Seventh Av
and H
Worth JullU9. W 8 Mission Eoad, nr
Six mile House
Young Conrad. 1319 Dupont
91111 Machinery.
(See Iron Fou7idries.)
Mill Pick Slanafacturers.
Doble A., 13 Fremont
Kldgeway Bros., 305 Howard
91111 Stones.
WagnerNJoseph & Co., 113 Mission
mm Supplies.
(See also Hardware— Wholexale.)
Berrv <fc Place, SW cor Market and
Fremont
Cast Steel Shoe and Die Co., 59 Nevada
Block
DUNHAM, CARRIGAN & CO., 107
Front
EGERTON HENRY C, 109 California
Gregory H. P., & Co., 2 California
Hamilton, Goldstone & Co., 215 San
HUNTINGTDN. HOPKINS & CO..
Junction Market and Bush
Marwedel C. F., 56 First
Pettijohn E. & Co., 1147 Mission
Scott S. M., 202 Sansome
Wagner Joseph & Co., 113 Mission
9Illllnery Ooods — Whole-
sale.
Bauer, Tobriner & Co., 547 Market
Butler P. F., 31 Kej.mv
Cobliner Brothers, .'V13 Market
Haker W. & Hinz, 545 Market
Held Brothers & Co., 512-514 Market
Held Simon A Co., -526 Market
Heller M. & Bro., 112 Sansome
Hinz & Werltn, 16-lS Second
Hirsch B. S. <fe Co., 748 Market
Hofi'man & Co., 19 Battery
Jones E. H. & Co., 535 Market
MIsh P. & Son, 539 Market
Sachs, Strassburger & Co., SE cor Pine
and Sansome
Schweitzer, Sachs 4 Co., 25 Battery
Sellg * Newman, 31 Sutter
Tobin, DavisEon & Co., 6-8 Sutter
T .plltz F. A Co., 571 Market
Verdler, Moreau & Co., NE cor Sutter
and Montgomery
Slilllnery Ooods— Retail.
(See also Dry Goods; also Jiruiiners.)
Altshuler L. Mrs.. 2-37 Sixteenth
Bley Abram, 7.50 Market
Coughlan James, 919 Market
Davidson J. W. & Co., NW cor Kearny
and Post
Goldsmith B., 901 Market
Palmer Thomas F. , 730 Market
Spencer Bros., 1016 Market
Verdler, Moreau <fe Co., NE cor Sutter
and Montgomery
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9Iilliners.
Adcock E. Mrs., 221 Post
Altshuler L. Mrs., 2-37 Sixteenth
Archldet L. Mme, 320 Sutter
Auger Flora Mrs., 621 Larkin
Bacher Frank A., 406 Kearny
Bardet Constance SIme., 225 Mont Av
Blochman E., 1019 Larkin
Bodien Ida Miss, 54 Third
Borgstrom Jennie Mrs., 122 Mont Av
BorKsfrora Minnie Mrs., 322 Mont Av
Braid David, BI2 Haves
Brown Ellen Mrs., 1003 Howard
Bruman A., 526 Market
Buermann & Classen , 2204 Powell
Butler ai. A. Mrs., 31 Kearny
Byrne John T., 1017 Market
Carr Julia G., 116 Sixth
Carter L. Miss, 906 Market
Caswell E. E. Sirs., 28 Post
Cohn H. <fe T. Misses, 122 Fourth
Conlon H. Mrs., 707 Hyde
Constant F. Mme., 310 Sutter
Cosgriff A. G. Mrs., 56 Third
Cosmopolitan Miilinery Store, 816 Mar-
ket
Coughlan Annie Mrs., 919 Market
Cowles G.W. M., 1017 Market
Crall G. A. Mrs., 1527 Market
DeCourcy F. Mrs., 1907 Fillmore
Dixon <fe Putnam, 48 Geary
Finkenstedt H., 1307 Stockton
Flinn C. Mrs., 106 Third
Foster A McCarthy, IMo'^ Howard
Freling Constant Mme., 310 Sutter
Funel Louise 3Ime., 240 Sutter
Gilmour E. P. Mrs., 850 Market
Green Annie Mrs., 1003 Mission
Havnes Mary A., 214 OFarrell
Hillsinger E. J. Miss. Ifr48 Polk
Hirsch B. S. & Co., 748 Market, and 8
Kf>arny
Hooper Mary A. Mrs., 11.55 Folsom
Horgan Hannah Mrs., 128 Sixth
House W. M. Mme.. 308 Sixth
Howard Mary A. Mrs., 24 Kearny
Hubbart Joseph. 808 Market
Hussey C. B. Mrs.. 845 Valencia
Jordan Caroline Mrs., 1116 Stockton
Kennedy <fc McGruder, 62 Third
Kind F. A. Miss, 1022 Stockton
Kuner Ida Miss, 621 Lnrkin
Leavenworth Elise Mrs., 219 Dupont
Leroy E. Mme., 121 Sutter
Levezzarl Marie, 1520 Stockton
MacAndrews Nellie A.Mrs. ,59 St.Ann's
Building
Marks S. Mrs., 114 Third
McCralth Mary Mrs., 2443 California
McDevltt S. A. Mrs., 1443 Polk
McGeary Eliza Miss, 240'^ Sixth
3IcKenna H. Mrs., S s Army, nr Pre-
clta Av
Miller M. A. Mrs., 8 Fifth
MIsh Sarah Mrs., 133 Kearny
Mitchell M. Miss, 4 Sixth
Moore J. A. Mrs., 316'^ Third
MullerS. Mrs., 1108 Stockton
Olsson J. Mrs., 1419 Polk
Oullf Blanche Mme., 1 Dupont
Petterson A. B. Mrs.. 318 Third
Posener Herman, 920 Market
Prescott Julia Mrs., 1152 'a Market
Racouillat H. Mme. 1423 Stockton
Riordan RoslnaMrs., 631 Market
Ross Brothers, 938 Market
Shear Mary Mrs., 24 Second
Shields J. Mrs., 1010 Market
Skldmore E. T. Mrs., 1114 Market
Soper Marv A. Mrs. . 4 Third
Sorbler Louise, 119 Stockton
.Stacom Maria J. Miss. 141 Post
Stems E. F. Mr*., 325 Haves
Swanton Mary T. Mrs., 1221 Stockton
Thomas Nellie Mrs., 30 Third
Trout J. A. S. Mrs., 210 Fourth
Werner Rachel Mrs., 708 Market
Yamdley R. T. Mrs., 2101 Steiner
Zemansky S., 210 Sixth
91111s.
(See respective heads.)
9Illlwrlghts.
Buswell W. F., 223 Mission
Bordwell <fe Rogeis, 240 Montgomery
Dougine J. F., 2.534 Webster
Hammond J., 209 Market
Malter <fe Lind. 419 California
Steiger & Bushman, 316 Mission
Wagner Joseph <fe Co., 113 Mission
W hite James B., 330 Pine
Wright John D., 227 Montgomery
( mineral W^aters— UTatnral.
y "©ethesda, depot 414 Sacramento
\ Napa Soda Springs, depot 11 Drumm
- Natural Mineral Springs, 29 New Mont
Woltr & Rheinhold, 324 WashlngtMi
mines— Owners In. y^'
(■See also Capitalists.)
Allen D. K., .320 Sansome
Allen Henry H., 318 Pine
Baldwin E. J., 946 Market
Bateman Abraham, 317 Pine
Bateman Isaac C, 318 Pine
Beaver George W., 414 California
Bosworth W., 4*2 Montgomery
Boyd J. F., 52 Nevada Block
I Brewster R. E., 314 Montgomery
Brooks Henry S., 318 Pine
Bull AlpheuB, 401 California
Chapln S. A., 7 Montgomery Av
Church Thomas R., 49 Merchants' Ex-
change
Congdon Henry B., 240 Montgomery
Cook Daniel, 4 Nevada Block
Cook Seth, 4 Nevada Block
Cooper J. B., 328 Montgomery
Craig Randolph R., 413 Montgomery
Dewey Squire P., 308 Pine
Dewey William P., .308 Pine
Dickinson E. B., 240 Montgomery
Dodge George S., 302 Montgomery
Dunn A. C, 202 Sansome
Earl John 0., 401 California
English Joseph M., 328 Montgomery
Fair James G.. 6 Nevada Block .
Ferris D. C, .320 Sansome
Fish Charles H., 26 Nevada Block
Fitch Henry S., 240 Montgomery
Flint Benjamin, 513 California
Flood J. C. & Co., 6 Nevada Block
Fry John D., 419 California
Gashwiler J. W., 8 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Graves Robert N., 406 Montgomery
Gutierrez Candldo, 402 Slontgomery
Gwln William M. Jr., .306 Pine
Haggin & Tevis, 49 Nevada Block
Harmon A. K. P., 203 Bush
Hay ward A., 224 California
Head A. E., 6S Nevada Block
Hearst George, 44 Nevada Block
Heath Nathaniel. 571 Market
Helllngs W. B., 320 Sansome
Hewson Robert, 320 Sansome
Hobart Walter S., 412 California
Hopkins George W., 419 California
Jewell Trnman E., 3.30 Pine
Jones John P., »24 Pine
Klostermann F., :«■) California
, Kraner Philip H., 314 Montgomery
Lawton G. T., 401 California
Livingston James M..3.31 Montgomery
Lubeck Samuel, .56 Nevada Block
Ludlum, Mather & Co., 211 Sansome
Lyle W. S., 54 Nevada Block
Lyon James E., .314 M.jntgomery
Meyer T. Lemmen, 258 Market
Mllliken Isaac T^ 528 California
Morrow Robert F., 414 California
O'Neale William T., 330 Pine
PeckAl 646 Market
Redington .lohn H., .531 Market
Robertson J. Barr, 3.30 Pine
Sharon William, 305 Sansome
Shawhan John E. .Fr., 317 Montgomery
Sheldon N. P.,. 320 Sansome
Sherwood Robert, .309 California .
Skae John, 61 Nevada Block
Wadsworth J. 0. L., 401 California
WeUerC. L., 203 Bush
mining Aeeneies.
(See also Brokers— Mining.)
Bibbins <fk Townsend. 314 Bush
Fitch Henry S., 240 Montgomery
Mosheimer J., .507 Montgomery
Price Thomas (foreign) 524 Sac
minlnsr Conipanles-
and Silver.
eold
Accidental Con. G. & S. M. Co., 328
Montgomery
Acme M. Co^ 80 Nevada Block
Adams Hill Con. M. Co., 401 California
Addenda G. A S. M. Co.. 238 Mont
^tna S. M. Co., 420 Montgomery
AJax G. A S. M. Co., .309 California
Alabama and Humboldt Con. M. Ca,
302 Montgomery
Alacran S. M. Co., 320 Sansome
Alameda M. Co., 1-06 Montgomery
Alaska M. <fe Commercial Co., 318 Pine
Albion M. Co., 6 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Alexander 11. Co. , .328 Montgomery
Alhambra Hill M. Co., 14 Mont Av
Alhambra M. Co., 414 California
Allen Con. M. Co., 310 Pine
Alpha Con. M. Co., 28 Nevada Block
Alpha Hydraulic Gravel M. Co., 216
Sansome
Alpine G. A S. M. Co., 328 Montgomery
Alta S. M. Co., 302 Montgomery
Altar G. A S. M. Co.. 32 Merchants'
Exchange
Altura M. Co., 80 Nevada Block
Amador Canal A M. Co., 318 Pine
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Amador M. Co., 318 Pine
Amazon Con. M. Co., 203 BuEb
America M. Co., a06 I'Ine
American Flaft M. & M. Co., 310 Pine
American Flat M. Co., 331 Mont
American M. & Dredging Co., 220
Sansome
American M. Co., 309 California
Andes S. M. Co., 2 Nevada Block
Antelope M. & Co., 203 Bush
Argent M. Co., 330 Pine
Argenta M. Co., 20 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Argonaut M. <fe M. Co., 240 Mont
Argonaut M. Co., 702 Market
Arizona Con. M. Co., 309 California
Arizona S. M. Co.. 29 Nevada Block
Amiand G. & P. M. Co., 240 Mont
Armstrong G. & S. M. Co., 203 Bush
Armstrong G. M. Co., 310 Pine
Arnold G. & S. M. Co., ICO San.'ome
Atlanta M. Co., 420 Montgomery
Atlantic Con. M. Co., 328 Montgomery
Atlas M. Co., 420 Montgomery
Aurora Tunnel & M. Co., 203 Bush
Azure KIngM. Co., 330 Pine
Badger Hill and CTierokee Gravel M.
Co., 320 Sansome
Baker Divide M. Co., 314 Montgomery
Baltic Con. M. Co., 419 California
Baltimore Con. M. Co., 331 Mont
Baltimore M. Co., 306 Pine
Barcelona Con. M. Co.,:fi0 Sansome
Bay State S. M. Co., 310 Pine
Beach and Paxton G. &S. M. Co., 2 Ne-
vada Block
Beaver Con. 31. 4 M. Co., 328 Mont-
gomery
Bechtel Con. M. Co., 62 Nevada Block
Belchers. M. Co., 203 Bush
Belfontalne M. Co., 411 California
Belle Isle M. Co., 20 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Belle of Marin M. Co., 646 Market
Belmont M. Co., 310 Pine
Belvldere M. Co., 203 Bush
Benton Con. 51. Co., 302 Montgomery
Best and Belcher 51. Co., 28 Nevada
Block
Big Prize M. Co., 32.S Slontgomerv
Black Bear Quartz 5!. Co.. 328 Mont
Black Hawk G. M. Co., 419 California
Black Jack G. M. Co., 419 California
Bloomer Ditch & Gravel M. Co., 320
Sansome
Blue Bell M. Co., 6 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Blue Biid 51. <fe 51. Co., 10 Market
Blue Jacket 51. 4 51. Co., 724'^ 5Iarket
Blue Jacket S. 51. Co., 25 Nevada
Block
Blue Tent Con. Hydraulic G. 51. Co. of
California (limited) 524 Sacramento
Bodle Bluff Con. G. 51. Co., 44 Nevada
Block
BodleChlef 51. Co.,6S. F. Stock Ex-
change BulMlng
Bodie Con. G. M. Co., 62 Nevada Block
Bodle Hydraulic M. <fc Water Co., 22
Nevada Block
Bodie Lion 51. Co., 80 Nevada Block
Bodle Tunnel & M. Co., 309 California
Bohemia S. 51. Co., 121 Sansome
Booker Con. 51. Co., 62 Nevada Block
Booth G. 51. Co., 310 Pine
Boston Con. M. Co.. 330 Pine
Brandy City M. Co., 521 5Iarket
Bridceport Con. Gravel 51. Co., 340
Montgomery
Bright Star G. 51. Co., 310 Pine
Brooklyn Con. M. Co., 318 Pine
Brophy 51. Co., 9 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Buckeye G. & S. M. Co.. 331 Mont
Buckeye Water and Hydraulic M. Co.,
320 Sansome
Bulletin 51. Co., 320 Sansome
Bullion 51. Co., 328 California
Bulwer 51. Co., 29 Nevada Block
Butte Basin Gravel .M. Co., .324 Pine
Butte Hvdraullc 5t. Co.. 220 Sansome
Cabinet C^n. 51. Co., 32fi Montgomery
Calaba.sas Land & M. Co., 32 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Calaveras G. 51. Co., 328 Montgomery
Caledonia G. 51. Co. (Black Hills, Da-
kota) 6 S. F. Stock Kxchanu'e Bldg
Caledonia S. M. Co.. 414 California
California Dredging & 51. Co., 320 San
California G. 51. Co., 306 Pine
California M. Co., 23 Nevada Block
Calpella Gravel 51. Co., 417 Kearny
Carrie Hale U. 51. & W. Co., 531 Cal
Carrie Steele 51. Co., 324 Pine
Cascade Blue Gravel 31. Co., 309 Cal
Cashier G. 31. Co., 6-7 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Cederberg North 31. Co., 420 3Iont
Centennial G. 31. Co., 6 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Central Comstock M. Co., 220 Sansome
Central SllverCun. 5L Co., 220 Sansome
Central Star G. 31. Co., 309 California
Centras Con. S. 51. Co., 328 5Iont
Cerbat Con. G. <& S. M. Co., 330 Pine
Challenge Con. 51. Co., 203Bu«h
Champion 51. Co. (5IonoCo.) 203 Bush
Chapman 51. <t- 31. Co., 310 Pine
Cherokee Flat Blue Gravel 31. Co., 318
Pine
Cherokee M. Co., 203 Bush
Cherry Creek Con. M. Co., 414 Cal
Chief East Extension 31. Co., 414 Cal
Chief of the Hill Tunnel Co. (Mono Co.)
306 Pine
Chieftain G. 51. Co., 6 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Chollar-Norcross-Savage Shaft Co., 203
Bush
Chollar M. Co., 203 Bush
Chonta S. M. Co., 220 Sansome
Christy M. &5I. Co., 310 Pine
Chrvsolite 31. Co., 25 Nevada Block
Clara Con. G. M. Co., 6S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Clarendon 51. Co., 405 California
(Jlear Creek G. 31. Co., 312 3Iontgomery
Coast Ranse 31. Co., 646 3Iarbet
Colorado G. A S. 31. Co., 419 California
Columbia Con. M. Co., 6 S. F. Stock
Exchange Building
Comanche M. & 51. Co., 37 Nevada
Block
Combination 31. Co., .331 31ontgomery
Commonwealth Con. 51. Co., 217 San
Comstock 51. Co., 137 31ontg<imery
Concordia G. <Cr S. 51. Co., 605 Clay
Concordia 31. Co., 310 Pine
Confldence S. M. Co.. 414 California
Congress 311ne,r24,'/3Iarket
Conly & Gowcll Consolidated M. Co.,
314 51ontgomery
Consolidated .\mador 51. Co., 3-28 Blont
Consolidated Arizona 31. Co., 310 Pine
Consolidated Comstock M. Co., 106
Leidesdorff
Consolidated Dorado 31. Co.,. 309 Cal
Consolidated Imperial G. & S. M. Co.,
203 Bush
Consolidated Leopard Hill S. M. Co.,
.309 California
Consolidated Pacific 31. Co., 330 Pine
Consolidated Slate Range G. & S. M.
Co., 44 Nevada Block
Consolidated Virginia 31. Co., 26 Neva-
da Block
Consolidated Wyoming G. M. Co., 309
California
Constitution 31. Co., 310 Pine
ConvlB M. Co., 405 California
Coquille Black Sand G. 31. Co., 5.30 Cal
Coia Con. S. M. Co.. 328 Montgomery
Cordilleras G. & S. 31. Co., 34 California
Cosmopolitan M. Co., 2 Nevada Block
Coso Con. 51. Co., 306 Pine
Crescent G. & S. 51. Co., 306 Pine
Croesus G. 4 S. 31. Co., 328 Slontgomery
Crown Poiut Extension M. Co., 310
Pine
Crown Point G. 4 S. 31. Co., 203 Bush
Crown Point Ravine G. 4 S. 31. Co.,
309 California
Cnisader S. 51. Co., 302 Montgomery
Cuba M. Co., 240 Slontgomery
Cumberland G. 4S. 51. Co.. 417 v^al
Curtis Con. 31. Co.. 419 California
Daney G. 4 S. 31. Co. . 310 Pine
Dardanelles Con. G. M. Co., 328 3Iont
Dardanelles 31. Co., 411 California
DavS. 31. Co., 310 Pine
Davton O. 4 S. 51. Co., 203 Bush
De Uaro 51. Co., 40.t California
Deadwood 31. Co., 49 Nevada Block
Defrance G. 51. C"., 62 Nevada Block
Derbec Blue Gravel 51. Co., .5-22 .Mont
Diamond G. 4 S. M. Co., 318 Pine
Dlai;a G. & S. 51. Co., 318 Pine
Dixon Bar 51. 4 Hvdraullc Co., 211 San
Don Quixote G. 4 S. 51. Co., 6 S. F.
Stock ExchaiiL'e Building
Double Standard G. M. Co., 62 Nevada
Bl ck
Double Standard M. Co., 310 Pine
Dry Creek Tunnel 4 Flumlng Co., 224
Calliornia
Dudley 51. Co., 22 Nevada Block
Eagle Copper 4 S. M. Co., SE cor
Leidesdorff and Halleck
Eagle S. M. 4 51. Co., 533 Kearnv
East Crown Point G. & S. M. Co., 338
51ontg3mery
East 51ammoth G. 4 S. 31. Co., 330 Pine
East 3Iount Diablo 31. Co., 324 Pine
East Noonday G. 4 S. 31. Co., 2*3 Bush
East Sierra Nevada Con. 31. Co., 324
Pine
East Yellow Jacket G. 4 S. M. Co., 113
Leidesdorff
Eight Hundred S. 31. Co., 3.30 Pine
El Dora G. 4 S. 51., 401 California
El Dorado South 31. Co., 310 Pine
El Tesoro S. M. Co., 214 Sansome
Electric 31. Co., 328 Montgomery
Ellen Gowen 31. (X)., 80 Nevada Block
Ely G. 4 S. M. Co., 328 Montgomery
Empire and Lexington 31. Co., 49 Ne-
vada Block
Empire Con. 31. 4 31. Co. (Nevada Co.,
Cal.) 401 California
Empire G. 4 S. M. Co. (Tulare Co.) 318
Pine
English G. 4 S. M. Co., 328 31ont
Equator 5r. Co., 29 Nevada Block
Equitable Tunnel 4 51. Co., 227 31ont
Erie Con M. Co., 240 3Iontgomery
Erie M. Co., 320 Sansome
Erie S. M. Co., 220 Sansome
Esmeralda 31. Co., 211 Sansome
Essex G. 4 S. M. Co., 309 California
Essex 31. Co., 320 California
Eureka C u. Blue Grovel M. Co. (Ne-
vada Co., Cal.) 310 Pine
Eureka Con. 51. Co. (Eureka, Nev.) 37
Nevada Block
Eureka Gold 51.Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.)
414 Callfoinia
Europa M. Co., 240 5Iontgoraery
Excelsior Deep Gravel M. Co., 6 S. F.
Stock E.xchange Building
Excelsior 31. Co. (3Iono Co. Cal.) 9 8.
F. Stock Exchange Building
Excelsior Water 4 31. Co., 315 Cal
Exchequer 51. Co., 4 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Extra M. Co., 318 Pine
Fairfax 51. Co., 324 Pine
Falcon M. Co., 20 S. F. Stock Exchange
Bulldiag
Fall Klver Gravel 31. Co., 328 31ont
Florence Blue Gravel 31. Co., 32 3Ier-
chants' Exchange
Florida Hill 31. Co., 414 California
Florida S. 31. Co., 220 .Sansome
Flowery 51. Co., 61 Nevada Block
Foulk G. 4S. 31. Co., 302 Montgomery
Four Twenty 31. Co.. 306 Pine
Fourth of July G. 4S. 31. Co., 310 Pine
Franklin 31. Co., .302 31oiilgomery
fFrench Hill G. 31. Co., 528 California
Fresno G. 31. Co., 80 Nevada Block
Garber 31. Co., 310 Pine
General Lee S. 51. Co., 211 Sansome
General Robert Allen S. M. Co., 4U;4
California
General Thomas 31. 4 M. Co., 29 Ne-
vada Block
Genesee M. Co., 306 Pine
Genesee Vallev M. Co., 240 Mont
George Douglas 31. Co., 409 California
Georgia S. 51. Co., 414 (lalifornla
Germania 31. Co., 306 Pine
Giant and <Jld Abe M. Co., 49 Nevada
Block
Gila S. 31. Co., 328 51ontgomery
Gipsv Queen G. 51. Co., 3:i0 Pine
Glasgow G. 4 S. 51. Co., 203 Bush
Globe Con. 51. Co., 106 Leidesdorff
Glory 31. Co., 3;t0 Pine
Glvnn Dale Con. 31. Co., 81 Nevada
" Block
Godfrey Gravel 51. Co., 309 California
Gold Bar Gravel 51. Co., 3:U 5Iont
Gold Deposit G. 51. Co., 309 Callfonila
Gold Hill Tuimeling Co.. 414 California
Gold Lead G. 4 S. M. Co., 312 Cal
Gold Reef 31. Co.. 328 Montgomery
Gold Strljic 31. Co., 314 51ontgomcry
Golden Chariot 51. Co., 318 Pine
Gvlden Gate Con. Hydraulic 31. Co.
(Cal.) 318 Pine
Golden Gate G. M. Co., 404 3Iont
Golden Gate 31. Co. Bodle), :«2S 31ont,
Golden Gate 51111 4 M. Co., .T20 San
Golden Rule -M. Co., 4.T2 51ontgomery
Golden Star 51. Co., 318 Pine
Golden Siw G. 31. Co., 702 Market
Golden Terra M. Co., 6 S. F. Stock Ex-
chunse Building
Good Faith 51. Co., 61 Nevada Block
f\r~f\ \A/ r^\ ADI/ ^*^ MARKET STREET, wholesale and retail dealer in
bLU. W. LLAnK, Paper Hangings feSliade Material. Manufacturer of window Sliades
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^ho^^^^i^e hardwa^e^^^
and Front Stre«ta.t.
Gfoodshaw M. Ci)., 9 S. F. Stock Ex-
chaDRe Building
Gopher Con. G. M. Co., 404 Mont
Gould & Curry S. M. Co., 69 Nevada
Blo.;k
Gover M. * M. Co., 402 Front
Governor Con. M. Co., 606 Mont
Grand Central M. Co., 6 S. F. Stock
Excbanse Building
Grand Prize Ext<;nslon G. *S. M. Co.,
534 California
Grand I'rize M. Co., 20 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Grant G. A S. M. Co., 2 Nevada Block
Grass Valle.v M. Co., .SIO Pine
Great Eastern S. M. Co., 310 Pne
Green G. * S. M. Co., 203 Bush
Green Mountain G. M. Co., 314 Mont
Greene 31. Co., .W Nevada Block
Grevhonnd M. & M. Co., 313 Mont
Grosh Con. G. &S. M. Co.,401 California
GwinM. Co.. 306 Pine
Hackberry South M. Co., 302 Mont
Hale & Norcross S. M. Co., 53 Nevada
Block
Hamburg l>r. Co., 401 California
Hampton M. & M. Co., 44 Nevada
Block
Hanover Con. M. Co., 327 Pine
Happy Vallev Blue Gravel Hvdraulic
M. Co., 3.30 Pine
Harrington M. Co., 324 Pine
Hartford & Empire M. Co.. 113 Leid
Hartford S. M. Co., niv„ Leidesdorft"
Hartford M. Co., 306 Pine
Haskin M. Co., 5'^ Kearnv
Hazard Gravel M. Co.. .318 Pine
Head Centre Con. M. Co., 310 Pine
Headlisrht M. Co., 3(V2 Montgomery
Heart Basin Gravel M. Co., 3.30 Pine
Henrietta Gravel M. Co., 309 Cal
Herald G. <fe S. M. Co., 331 Mont
Hercules M. Co.. 324 Pine
Highbridge S. M Co.. 310 Pine
Highland M. Co., 49 Nevada Block
Hill & Hood M. C>\, 211 San^ome
Hillside M. & M. Co., .330 Pine
Homestake M. Co., 49 Nevada Block
HoosierM. Co., .531 California
Humboldt M. Co., 32S Montgomerv
Hus.iey Con. M. Co., 20 S. F. .Stock
Exchange Building
Hutchinson Con. M. Co., 2 Nevada
Block
Ida G. & S. M. Co.. 324 Pine
Idaho G. & S. M. Co., 324 Pine
Indeiiendence M. Co., 20 S. F. Stock
Exchange Building
Independent and Omega M. Co., 419
California
Indian Queen M. & M. Co., 69 Nevada
Block
Indicator M. Co., 203 Bush
Insurance M. Co., 2 Nevada Block
Iowa M. Co., 411 V^ California
Iron Cap M. Co.. 3ai Pine
Isaljella G. & S. M. Co., 3-30 Pine
Ivan pah Con. M. & M. Co., 300 Cal
Jackson M. Ci\, 408 California
Jeffor.ton S. M. Co., 330 Pine
Jennie A. <fe Black Rock M. Co., 313
Pine
Jersev M. Co., 324 Pine
Joe Scates Con. S. M. Co., 409 Cal
John G. M. Co., 523 California
Josephine Con. M. Co., 106 Leidesdorft'
Jnlta Con. M. Co., 419 California
Juniata Con. S. M. Co., 203 Bush
Jupiter M. Co.. 22 Nevada Block
Justice Con. G. M. Co., 404 Mont
Justice M. Co.. 419 California
Kearsarge Jl. & M. Co., NW cor
Fourth and Town send
Keating M. Co.. 310 Pine
Kelsey G. & S. M. Co., .^30 Pine
Kenton M. Co., 411 California
Kentuck M. Co. . 310 Pine
Keystone Con. M. Co., .310 Pine
King of Marin M. Co., 646 Market
K. K. Con M. Co., 44 Nevada Block
Klamath Quartz M. Co., 29 Nevada
Block
Knickerbocker M. Co., 30n California
Kossuth M. Co., 306 Pine
La Grange Ditch & Hydraulic M. Co.,
314 Montgomery
Ladv Brvan S. M. Cn., 203 Bush
Lady Franklin G. & S. M. Co., 3.30 Pine
Lady Washington Con. M. Co., 302
Montgomerv
Lake AHew M. C"., 3.30 Pine
Last Chance M. Co., 1)3 Leidesdorft"
Last Glimmer M. Co., 405 California
Lee G. <fe S. M. Co., 59 Nevada Block
Leeds M. Co.,6S. F. Stock Exchange
' Building
Leo M. Co., 59 Nevada Block
Leopard M. Co., 20 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Leota G. <fe S. M. Smelting and Water
Co. , 402 Montgomery
Leviathan M. Co., 330 Pine
Lewis Con. S. M. Co., .310 Pine
Lexington M. Co., 240 Montgomery
Liberty Hill Con. M. and Water Co.,
310 Pine
Lida G. & S. M. Co.. 401 California
Llgiirla G. & S. M. Co., 328 Mont
Little Mac .<;. M. Co., 328 Montgomery
Liverpool G. & S. M. Co., 330 Pine
Lodl M. Co., 328 Montgomery
Lola M. Co.,6S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
London M. * M. Co.. 330 Pine
London & California M.Co.,320Sansome
Lone Star & Ellipse Con. M. Co.,80 Ne-
vada Block
Lone Tree G. & S. M. Co., 211 Sansome
Low Range Ledge S. M. Co., 330 Pine
Lower Comstock M. Co., 59 Nevada
Block
Lucien Hydraulic M. Co., -424 Mont
Lucky Hill Con. M. Co.. 419 California
Lucky Rock G. M. Co., 45 Merchants'
Exchange
Lvon M. & M. Co., 306 Pine
MacKav <fe Revolution M. Co., 309 Cal
Mackev G. & S. M. Co., 30S California
MagaPa G. M. Co.. 113 Leidesdorft'
Magenta M. Co., NEcoi California and
Sansome
Mammoth Bar G. M. Co. (Placer Co.)
310 Pine
Mammoth Blue Gravel M. Co. 309 Cal
Mammoth Grove M. Co. 328 Mont
Mammoth M. Co. (Mono Co.) 302 Mont
Mammoth S. M. Co. (White Pine,
Nev.) 401 California
Manhattan Gravel M. Co. (Placer Co.l
310 Pine
Manhattan S. M. Co. (Austin, Nev.)
203 Bush
Mansfield G. M. Co., 309 Califonila
Margarita G. & S. M. Co.. 328 Mont
Mariposa Land & M. Co., 34 Nevada
Block
Marks & Darrow Quartz M. Co., 419
California
Martin White M. Co.. 59 Nevada Block
Marv Ann G. <fe S. M. Co., 314 Mont
Marx land Con. G. & S. M. Co. (Mono
Co.) 202 Sansome
Marylaml M. Co. (Storey Co. Nev.) 331
Montgomerv
Mastodon G. & S. M. Co.. 401 California
Matamora Con. M. Co., 702 Market
Mav Flower Gravel M. Co., 328 Mont
May Flower S. M. Co., 310 Pine
Mav Lundv M. Co.. 211 Sansome
M.ivbelle Con. M. Co.. 310 Pine
McClinton M. Co., 62 Nevada Block
McCracken Con. M. Co., 216 Sansome
McElrov Gravel M. Co., 6f)7 Mash
McMahon S.M. Co., 310 Pine
McMeans S. M. Co., 302 Montgomerv
McMillen S. M. Co., .328 Montgomery
Meadow Vallev M. Co., 414 California
Melones Con. M. C >.. 419 California
Memnon M. Co., 203 Bush
Metallic Con. G. & S. M. Co., 3.30 Pine
Metallic M. Co.. 29 Nevada Block
Me.xican G. <fe S. M. Co., 203 Bufsh
Mexican M. & Real Estate Co., 217 San
Middle Hill M. Co., 328 Montgomerv
Mides G. & 's. IM. Co., 6 .S. F. Stock "Ex-
change Building
Milton M. & Water Co., .320 Sansome
Mineral Fork M. & Smelting Co., 32-3
Montgomerv
Minnietta Belle S. M. Co., 318 Pine
Mint G. & S. M. Co., 409 California
Modock Con. M. Co., .310 Pine
Mokelnmne Campo Seco Canal and M.
Co., 76 Montgomery Block
Monarch M. Co., 328 Montgomery
Monitor Belmont M. Co., 44 Nevada
Block
Mono <fe Cross Con. >!. Co., 309 Cal
Mono G. M. Co., 62 Nevada Block
Monte Christo G. M. 0>.. 3;« Mont
Monte Christo S. M. Co., 34 Nevada
Block
Monte Christo Con. M. Co., 2 Nevada
Block
Monte Mayor Con. G. & S. M. Co., 202
Sansome
Montezuma M. & M. Co., 318 Pine
Montezuma M. Co., 330 Pine
Monumental M. Co., .59 Nevada Block
Moonlight M. Co., 211 Sansome
Moreno M. Co., 217 Sansome i
Morgan M. Co., 533 Kearny
Morisco G. M. Co., 324 Pine
Morning Star G. & S. M. Co., 331 Mont
Mortimer M. Co., 401 California
Mount Dana M. Co.. 30 Nevada Block
Mount Diablo Mill <fe M. Co., 408 Cal
Mount Hood M. Co., 409 California
Mount Jefferson M. & 31. Co.. 318 Pine
Mount Jefler.-on 3L Co., SSO Pine
Mount Potosi Con. 31. Co., 318 Pine
JTountain View S. M. Co., 309 Cal
31urchip G. & S. M. Co., 328 31ont
Nabob M. Co., 320 California
Natoma Water & M. Co., .531 Market
Na-imkeag M. Co., 310 Pine
Navajo M. Co., 20 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Nelson G. & S. 31. Co.,80 Nevada Block
Nevada Chief G. &. S. M. Co., 401 Cal
Nevada G. & S. 31. Co. 419 California
Nevada Hvdraulic M. Co.. 224 Cal
Nevada Land & 31. Co., 302 Mont
Nevada M. Co., 318 Pine
New Albany M. Co., 27 Merchants'
Exchange
New Coso 31. Co., 6 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
New England G. <fc S. M. Co., 9 S. F.
Ex-hange Building
New Era G. <fe S. 31. Co., .328 Mont
New Wells Fargo 31. Co., 3.30 Pine
New York Hill G. 31. Co., 5i7 Clay
New York M. Co., 203 Bush
Newark S. 31. Co., 444 California
Nia^rara G. & S. M. Co., 324 Pine
Nichol G. .6 S. 31. Co., 330 Pine
Nob Hill G. & S. M. Co., ^30 Pine
Noondav 3L Co., 310 Pine
North American Con. M. Co., 302 3Iont
North Belle Isle 31. Co., 20 S. F. Stock
change Building
North Bloomfield Gravel M. Co., 320
Sansome
North Bonanza M. Co., 61 Nevada
Block
North Bnlwei G. & S. 31. Co,, 203 Bush
North California G. <fe S. M. Co., 328
3Iontgomerv
North t.arson S. 31. Co., 113 Leid
North Chipman M. Co., 419 California
North Dayton G. & S. M. Co., 328
3Iontgomerv
North Gould & Ciirrv 31. Co., lUi^ Leid
North Keystone 31. Co., 203 Bush
North Mammoth 31. Co., 80 Nevada
Block
North Noonday 31. Co., .310 Pine
North Ophir 31. Co., 2 Nevada Block
North Scorpion 31. Co., 211 Sansome
North Sior;a Nevada S. 31. Co., 309 Cal
North Sigourney Tunnel & M. Co., 309
California
North Standard G. & S. 31. Co., 44 Ne-
vada Blo< k
North Star G. M. Co., 401 California
North Utah 31. Co., 203 Buth
Northern Belle 31. & 3L Co., 29 Nevada
Block
Northern King Mill A M. Co.. 318
Pine
Northern Light G. & S. M. Co., 310 Pine
Numa 31. Co., 328 3rontL'omerv
Oakland Con. G. 31. Co., 302 Mont
Oakland G. M. Co.. 240 Montgomery
Occidental Con. Gravel M. Co., 402
Blontgomerv
Occidental M. Co., 69 Nevada Block
Old Hirkorv G. 31. Co., .502 3Iont
Oliver M. Co . ,331 Montgomery
Oneida M. Co., 27 3Ierchants' Ex-
change
Ontario 31. C<\, 49 Nevada Block
Ophir Oon. 31. & 31. Co., 320 .Sansome
Ophir S. M. Co., 203 Bush
Oregon Con. G. & S. 31. Co., 328 3Iont
Orient M. Co., 10 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Oriental Con. 31. Co., 411 California
Original Amador M. Co., 320 Sansome
Original Empir" M. & M. Co., 401 Cal
Original Gold Hill G. & S. M. Co., 309
California
Original Hidden Treasure M. Co.,401
California
Original KevstoneS. 51. Co., 330 Pine
Orleans Con. 3t. Co., 419 California
Orleans 31. Ci>., 315 California
Oro Blanco M. Co., 328 Montgomery
SAN FRftwriSCO LAUNDRY. *"'^'""°^§t'nl°."3!IL1^?7,'-'»^''»"'«
1 miArnnMniiPU importer op and dealer in all kinds op foreign
J. MAbUUrlUUun, AND DOMESTIC COAL, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
MIN
1047
MIN
Oro M. &. M. Co., 217 Pansome
Oro M. Co., 320 Sansome
OrovlUe Gravel M. Co.. 318 Pine
Ovcrmau No. 2 ,S. M. Co., 328 Mont
Overman S. M. Co., 414 California
Paciflc O. M. Co., 224 California
Pacitic M. Co., 318 Pine
Paradise Reindeers. M. Co., 318 Pine
Paradise Valley Bl. Co., 328 Mont
Patten M. Co., 220 .•^ansome
Peck M. Co., 224 California
Pcmberton M. Co., 32 Merchants' Ex-
change
Pennsylvania G. M. Co., 320 Sansome
Peytona G. & S. M. Co., 310 Pine
Phenix S. M. Co., 6 S. F. Stock Ex-
chance Building
Phil Sheridan G. * S. M. Co., 203 Bueh
Pine Log G. M. Co., 112 Leidesdorff
Pinkham M. (^o., 310 Pine
Pinto M. Co., 6!) Nevada Block
Pioneer Con. S. M. Co., 330 Pine
Pioneer M. Co., 310 Pine
Pittsburgh G. M. Co., 414 California
Pleiades G. & S. M. Co., 328 Mont
Pliocene G. M. Co., 314 Montgomery
Plumas Con. G. M. Co., 240 Mont
Plumas Eureka M. Co., 320 Sansome
Plutus G. & S. M. Co., 646 Market
Pocahontas G. M. Co., 411 '<, California
Polar Star Hvdraulic M. Co., 224 Cal
Pontlac S. M. Co.. 302 Montgomery
Potosi M. Co., 203 Bush
Potter M. Co., 3H Pine
Price A Davies M. Co., .%6 Pine
Princess S. M. Co., 302 Montgomery
Prospect G. A S. M. Co., 27 Merchants'
Exchange
Pyramid G. & S. M. Co., 520 Kearny
Quartz Mountain G. M. Co., 729 Mont
Queen Bee M. Ca>., 113 Leidesdorff
Rainbow G. M. Co.. 419 California
Kavmond * Elv M. Co.. 32S Mont
Real de la Castillo M. Co., 320 Sansome
Real del Monte M. Co., 203 Bush
Red Cloud Con. M. Co., 53 Nevada
Block
Red Hill Hydraulic M. & W. Co., 328
Montgomery
Red Jacket Con. M. Co., 203 Bush
R«Uef Con. M. Co., 310 Pine
Remington Gravel M. Co.. 522 Davis
RenoM. Co., 318 Pine
RepresenUtive G. & S. M. Co., 419 Cal
Republic Con. M. Co., .310 Pine
Resolute Tunnel & M. C'>., 240 Mont
Revenue M. Co., 4 11 '4 Cal
Rex Montis M. Co., 18 Nevada Block
Richer M. Co., 62 Nevada Block
Riverside M. A M. Co., 211 Sansome
Rock Island G. & S. M. C\, 318 Pine
Rocky Point M. Co., 314 Bush
Rough & Ready G. <fc S. M. Co., .320 San
Ruby G. & S. M. Co., 19 Merchants'
Exchange
Rustler G. M. Co., 309 California
Rye Patch Con. M. & M. Co., 6 S. F.
Stock Exchange Building
Sabine M. Co., 40 ) Califonua
San Carlos G. 4 S. M. Co., 646 Market
San (^arlos M. * M. Co., 320 Sansome
San Diego G. A S. M. Co.. 646 Market
San Francisco Con. G. M. Co., 309 Cal
San Geronlnio G. AS. M. Co., 646 Market
San Pedro G. A S. M. Co., 646 Market
San Pedro G. M. Co., 113 Leidesdorff
San Pedro M. Co., .324 Pine
San Rafael M. Co., 646 Market
San Xavler M. A Smelting Co., 32 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Santa Mena G. M. Co., 3.30 Pine
Santiago M. Co., 646 Market
Saratoga M. Co., 405 California
Savage M. Co., 15 Nevada Block
Scorpion S. M. d., 310 Pine
Segregated Belcher M. Co., 414 Cal
Segregated Eurojia M. Co., 240 Mont
Segregated Rock Island M. Co., 302
Mi)ntgomery
Senator JI. Co., 317 Mission
Servia A Slavocia M. Co., 318 Pine
Seventv-Six S. M. C«., :«)6 Pine
Shasta Con. M. Co., 240 Montgomery
Sheba Silver M. Co., 314 Montgomery
Sierra Buttes Quartz M. Co., 320 San
Sierra Nevada Con. M. Co., 324 Pine
Sierra Nevada (J. A S. M. Co., 534 Cal
Sierra Nevada 8. M. Co., 61 Nevada
Block
S gnal Silver M. Co., 203 Bush
Sigourney G. & S. M. C.>. 320 Sansome
SUver City M. Co., -69 Nevada Block
Silver Hill M. Co., 203 Bush
Silver .Jacket M. Co., 203 Uush
Silver King M. Co., :ttO California
Silver King North M. Co., 3:«) Pine
Silver King South M. Co.. 320 Sansome
Silver Lick Con. 51. Co., 69 Nevada
Block
Silver Queen M. Co., 320 California
Silver wave M. Co., 318 Pine
Silver West M. Co., 606 Montgomery
Sllveropolis G. A S. M. Co., 306 Pine
Slxtv-'Three G. A S. M. Co., 44 Nevada
Block
S'ate Creek G. M. Co., 240 Mont
Solid Silver M. Co., 320 Sansome
South Barcelona M. Co., 320 Sansome
South Belvidere G. A S. M. Co., 330
Pine
South Bodie G. M. Co., 44 Nevada
Block
South Bonanza M. Co., 408 California
South Buiwer G. M. Co., 320 Sansome
South Oomstock Con. M. Co., 309 Cal
South End M. Co., 318 Pine
South Feather Water A Union M. Co.,
314 Montgomery
South Justice M. Co., 203 Bush
South Ladv Bryan Con. M. Co., 22
Nevada Block
South Modock M. Co., 31S Pine
South Mono G. M. Co., 44 Nevada Blk.
South Navajo 51. Co., 20 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
South Noonday G. 5L Co., 320 San
South (tverman S. M. Co., 328 5Iont ■
South Potosi M. Co., 646 Market
South Spring Hill 5L Co. 320 Sansome
South Standard 5L Co., ;131 5Iont
South Utah 51. Co., 318 Pine
Southern Cross 51. Co.. 224 California
Southern Nevada G. & S. 5L Co., 10 S.
F. Stock K.xchange Building
Spaulding G. A S. 51. Co., 1 17 Battery
Spring Creek Ditch A 51. Co., 314 51ont
Spring Gulch 51. A M. Co., 309 Cal
Spring Valley BL A Irrigating Co., 402
Front
Springfield 51. Co.. 2':4 California
St. Louis 5L Co., 203 Bush
Standard Gold 51. Co., 29 Nevada Block
Standard 51. Co., 318 Pine
Stanislaus River 51. Co., 320 Sansome
Star King S. 51. Co., 27 Jlerchants' Ex-
change
Star M. Co., 320 Sansome
Steep Hollow G. 51. Co., 310 Pine
Steptoe Con. 51. Co., 306 Pine
Sterling 51. Co., 306 Pine
Street A Blanche Tunnel and 51. Co.,
203 Bush
Succor M. A 51. Co., 302 Jlontgomery
Summit G. 51. Co., 62 Nevada Block
Summit 51. Co., 318 Pine
Sunnv Side M. Co., 224 California
Surprise Valley 51. A W. Co., 324 Pine
Sutro 51. Co., 327 Pine
Sutro Tunnel Co., 320 California
Swansea 5L Co., 315 Cal
Syndicate G. A S. 51. Co.. 328 51ont
Syndicate 51. Co., 419 California
Table Blountain Blue Gravel 51. Co.,
309 California
Talisman G. 51. Co., 31 Nevada Block
TamalpalB 51. Co., 646 5Iarket
Telfair M. Co., 702 Blarket
Temple 51. A M. Co.. 313 5Iontgoniery
Texas Con. G. A S. M. (>.., 408 Cal
Thornton 51. Co., 310 Pine
Tiger G. A S. M. Co. (51ono Co., Cal.)
330 Pine
Tiger BL Co. (Arizona) 62 Nevada
Block
Tiger M. Co. f5Iono Co., Cal.)331 Blont
Tioga Con. 51. Co., 62 N ^vada Block
Tip Top S. M. Co., 6 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Toio 51. Co., 409 Calif rrnia
Toquerville 51. Co.. 310 Pine
Treasure 5L Co., 224 California
Trinitv 5L Co., 10 Market
■Trinity River (travel A H.vdraullc M.
Co.,724 51ark.t
Trolan M. Co., 32S .Montgomery
True Blue G. A S. BL Co. (Bodie) 318
Pine
True Blue 51. Co. (Blonol 405 Cal
Tuscarora 51. A 5L Co.. 309 California
Twin Peaks 51. Co., 414 California
Tvbo Con. 51. Co., 330 Pine
Uncle Sam 51. Co., 417 Culifornla
Uncle Sam M. Co., 0 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building „,..«,
Union Con. BL Co. (myo Co., Cal.) 402
Front
UnioniCon. S. M. Co. (Storey Co., Nev.)
:«)9 California
Union Exchequer G. A S. M. Co., 106
Leidesdorff
Union Gravel BL Co., 320 Sansome
Union Shatt Co., 25 Nevada Block
Union West 5L Co., 320 Cnllfornia
University G. 51. Co., .32.8 51ontBomery
Utah S. BL Co., 25 Nevada Block
Utlca Con. BL Co., 203 Bush
Valparaiso G. 51. Co., 302 Blontgomery
Vancouver 51. Co., 409 Califcrnla
Vanderbilt Con. 51. Co., 10 S. F. Stock
Exchange Building
Vanderbilt 51. & 51. Co., 328 Blort
Venture 51. Co., 419 California
Vermont Con. 5L Co., 306 Pine
Victor 51. A. BL C >., 9 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Victoria and Imperial Tunnel & BL Co.,
302 Blontgomery
Villagraua 51. Co., 320San8ome
Virt le BL Co.. 20 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Vivian BL Co., 203 Bush
Vortex 51. Co., 324 Pine
Vulcan 51. Co.. 302 Montgomery
Wales Con. G. & S. BL Co., 409 Wash-
ington
M'alker BL & 51. Co., 328 5Iontgomery
Wanawhata S. 51. Co., 40 California
Ward Beecher Con. 51. Co., 401 Cal
Ward G. & S. 51. Co., 419 California
M arsaw 31. Co., 310 Piiie
Washint'ton 51. Co., 328 Blontgomery
Washoe" Bonanza BL Co.. 111>^ Letd
Washoe Con. .H. Co. , 220 Sansome
Wason Con. 51. Co., 9 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Watt Blue Gravel 51. Co., 414 Cal
Webber G. &. S. 51. Co., 240 51ont
Webfoot S. 51. Co., 330 Pine
Webfoot 51. Co., 401 California
Wellington 51. <fe Smelling Co., 414 Cal
Weilb-Fargo 51. Co., 318 Pine
West Comstock G. & S. M. Co., 230
51ontgoinerj' „
West Pacitic 31. Co., 6 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building „ .
West Point G. & S. 51. Co., 401 Cal
West Side S. 51. Co., 3.30 Pine
Western 51. Co., 203 Bush
Western Union BL Co., 80 Nevada Blk
White Cloud 51. Co., 25 Nevada Block
White Lead 51. Co., 302 Slontgomery
White and Shiloh Con. 51. Co., 401 Cal
William Penn BLCo., :«8 51ontgomery
Wolverine Gravel BL Co., 408 Cal
Woodvllle Con. S. BL Co., 419 Cal
Woodvllle G. & S. BL Co., 419 Cal
Yellow Jacket S. 31. Co., 20:} Bush
Young America M. Co., 20 S. F. Stock
Exchange Building
Yuba Gravel Range BL Co., 320 San
Yuma BL A 5L Co., 73 Nevada Block
Zacatero G. 51. Co., 220 Sansome
Zent G. M. Co., 314 Montgomery
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Copper, Etc.
BELLINGHABl BAY COAL 51. CO.,
E 8 Spear, bet Folsom and Harrison
BLACK DlABloND COAL BLCO., SE
cor Spear and Folsom
Coos Hay (Eastport) Coal Co., 31 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Coos Bay (Newport) Coal Co., 213 Jack
Coos Bay (Oregon) Coal Co., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend
Coos Bav Union C>al Co., 415 Paclflc
Dry Creek Tunnel and Flumlng Co.,
2'24 California
Eagle Copper & Silver BL Co., SE cor
Leidesdorff and Halleck
Empire Coal Co. (Mount Diablo) 402
Front ^ ^^
Fall Creek Copper M. Co. (Oregon) 328
Blontgomery
Humboldt Copper M. Co., 328 Mont
Lenora (Copper A S. 51. Co., 240 Mont
Pen Daren Coal BL Co., 113 Leld
IMttsburuh Coal 31. Co., 120 Beale
Renton Coal Co., 22 Sacramento
San Francisco Copper BL Co., 258 Mar-
ket
San Jacinto Tin Co., NE cor California
and San-ome
Shasta Coal 31. Co.. 240 Blontgomery
Vancouver Coal Co., 310 .><ansome
Wellington Colliery, 620 East
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ninlnB Companies— Petro-
leum.
Bnena Vista Petroleum Co., '.SO San
El Refnglo Petroleum Co., 414 Cal
Learning Petroleum Co., 4H Cal
Pacific Coast Petroleum Co.,21 Nevada
Block
PhoeD).\ Petroleum Co., 702 Market
San Francisco Petroleum Co., 402
Montgomery
Santa Clara Petroleum Co., 402 Mont
SIInlnB Companies- Quick-
silver.
Almaden Quicksilver M. Co., 214 San
Altoona Quicksilver M. Co., 521 Markt
Bella Union Quicksilver Si. Co., 314
Montgomery
Eagle Quicksilver M. Co., .W2Mont
El Madre Quicksilver M. Co., 314 Mont
Fresno Quicksilver M. Co., 414 Cal
Great Western Quicksilver M. Co., 314
Montgomery
Hidden Treasure Quicksilver M. Co.,
314 Montgomeiv
Lillian QuickMIver M. Co., ."^09 Mont
London Qulckt^ilver M. Co., 314 Mont
Monumental QuicKsilver M. Co., 330
Pine
Napn Con. Quicksilver M. Co., 328
Montgomery
New Idria M. Co., 305 Sansome
Oakland Quicksilver M. Co., 37 Nevada
Block
Rattlesnake Quicksilver M. Co., 312
California
Redington Quicksilver Co., 531 Market
Santa Clara Mining Association (of
Baltimore) 410 Pine
St. John's Quicksilver M. Co., NE cor
Front and Pine
Sulphur Bank Quicksilver M. Co., 220
Sansome
Mining Companies— Sul-
plinr.
Humboldt Sulphur M. Co., 320 San
Mining Engineers.
(<See Engineers— Mining.)
Mining Secretaries.
Allenherg Charles, 521 Market
Allen W. H., 306 Pine
Ames Pelham W., 320 California
Atkinson Thomas E.,405 California
Atwill Joseph F., 106 Leidesdorff
Ayers Joshua I., lll'-^ Leidesdorflf
Badger Charles W., 315 California
Bausman William M.. 409 California
Benear James S., 420 Montgomerv
Bogart Orlando H.. 106 Leidesdorff
Booth Edwin B., 320 California
Boothe W illiam H., 320 California
Bradley John A., 424 Montgomerv
Buck Daniel, 80 Nevada Block
Bunker Frederick R., 606 Montgomerv
Bunner A. J., 411'-^ California
Burnett Pwight J., 111>-^ Leidesdorff
Bush Hyman P., 27 Merchants' Exch
Carpenter Augu.'tine I)., 411M Cal
Carter Frederick S., 318 Pine '
Cathcart Albert B., 327 Pine
Charles Henry A., 419 California
Colbum Alfred, 318 Pine
Converse Thomas M., 402 Front
Cooper Alexander B., 328 Montgomery
Craig Warner, .320 Sansome
Crockett John, 203 Bush
Oulverwell Richard S., 113 Leidesdorff
Curt SK C. S., 203 Bush
DahlB. F., 111'^ Leidesdorff
De Land Charles H., 320 Sansome
Dean Walter E., 203 Bu^h
Deas Henry, 44 Nevada Block
Durbrow Alfred K., 69 Nevada Block
Edwards Ellis. 330 Pine
Edwards George I)., 414 California
Elliott W^ashington L.,328 Montgomery
Ellis Samuel C, 410 California
Ellon Robert, 310 Pine
Fernlmch Victor, 9-10 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Fields James L., 240 Montgomery
Fisher GeorL-e W., .S24 Pine
Frankenthal Frederick, 330 Pine
Frankiades Demetrius, 312 California
Freeland Enoch G., 19 Merchants' Ex
Friedlander Edward J., .309 California
Gillespie William M., 411'^ California
Glllett Charles E., 211 .San.some
Goodrich J. King, 49 Nevada Block
Gordon C. Powell, 23 Nevada Block
Grainger William, 211 Sansome
Griffith James H., 113 Leidesdorff
Grithths John H., 417 California
Grosvenor Francis, ;{? Eddv
Hall Edward M.,20 S. F." Stock Ex-
change Building .
Halsey Abraham, 314 Montgomerv
Hammond Anselm C, 401 California
Healey Charles S.. 45 Merchants' Ex-
change
Helm John, 117Batterv
Helnian William M., 309 California
Hermann Luclen, 220 Sansome
Hestres Emil, .328 Montgomery
Hlnnian Henry C, 411 (lulifomia
Holmes Edward B., 15 Nevada Block
Holmes Ellis A., 318 Pine
Hopkins Robert D., 240 Montgomery
Howell Louis V. B., 318 Pine
Hubbard C. Van Dyke, 203 Bush
Jago Ephraim B., 420 Montgomery
Jennings David A., 401 California
Judson A., .320 Sansome
Kelly Richard A., 419 California
Kent Daniel M. 3:W Pine
Landers Michael, 2 Nevada Block
Langley Henr> G., 14 Montgomerv Av
Latham Frank B., 323 Montgomery
Lawler Janjes, 324 Pine
Leavitt Leander, 34 Nevada Block
Lelghton John B., 527 Clay
Lemmon George, 439 California
Lent William H., 62 Nevada Block
Lightner Joel F., 58 Nevada Block
Lillle Louis, 607 Washington
Littell H. Wesley, 520 Kearny
Long E. H., 313 Jlontgomerv
Luty Frederick E., 330 Pine
Maholm J. B., ^l JNlontgomery
Mahoney .lohn F. , 214 Sansome
Main Alexander F., .309 California
Masten Edmund C, 22 Nevada Block
McCoy Charles L. 203 Bush
McGee Francis A.. 32 Merchants' Ex-
change
McGeoghegan .John T., 318 Pine
SIcGrew A. F., 420 Montgomery
McLaren Peter M., .318 Pine
McMeans Alexander C, 328 Mont
Meade Calvert, 324 Pine
Metchke i »tto, 328 Montgiimery
Miller Henry K., 405 California
Miller O. C, 324 Pine
Minor Butler B., 44 Nevada Block
Minor M. Page, 44 Nevada Block
Monroe Francis S., 310 Pine
Moore Jacob, 309 California
Moreau Eugene, 220 Sansome
Morse Charles .\., 217 Sansome
Moyer Fi-ank, 408 ('alifornia
Mudge B. W., 81 Nevaila Block
Newlands James, 203 Bush
Noel Alphonse. 419 California
Noyes Richard B.,240 Montgomerv
Oliver William L. , 328 Montgomery
Parrish William W., A30 Pine
Peck Edgar A., 646 Market
Penlingtou George, .5;U Market
Pentecost Joseph . 702 Market
Pew John W., .310 Pine
Pickens Joseph A., 202 Sansome
Pratt George C, 25 Nevada Block
Prindle Samuel L., 76 Montgomery
Block
Rafferty John, .3a3 Montgomery
Redington Henry W.. 328 Montgomerv
Reichert .fohn A., .534 California
Robertson Peter, ,330 Pine
Robinson Augustus W., 313 Mont
Rogers S. D., .328 Montgomery
Rose Andrew W. Jr., 302 Montgomery
Sankey Charles A., .331 Montgomery
Sayre John H., 330 Pine
Scoville John .T.. 59 Nevada Block
Shaw Charles N., 408 California
Sperling Mark E., •30,^ California
Spinney George R., 310 Pine
.Stadtfeld Jacob Jr., 419 California
Stetson William W.. 61 Nevada Block
Stone Edward F.. 306 Pine
Stuart William, .320 Sansome
Tavlor WiUiam J., 310 Pine
Thomas David L., 2(i3 Bush
Thomas Richard L., 411 J^ California
Thurston George P., 315 California
Townsend William R., 59 Nevada
Block
Traylor William AV., .36 Nevada Block
Utter Frederick W., 112 Leidesdorff
Van Brunt Rutger N., 318 Pine
Verdenal D. F., 6 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Walton Nelson C. Jr., 419 California
Ward D. Henshaw. 18 Nevada Block
Watson William H., .302 Montgomery
Wegener Richard, 414 California
White Thomas A.. 113 Lledesdorff
Widman William H.. 331 Montgomory
Widmann Theodore, 401 Montgomery
Wilder David, 328 Montgomerv
Willis William, 28 Nevada Block
Wilson William C, 402 Front
Mining Stocks.
{See Brokers— Mining Stocks.)
Mining Supplies.
Berry & Place, SW cor Market and
Fremont
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS. 1.34 Sutter
DUNHAM. CARRIGAN & Cn., 107
Front
EGERTON H. C, 109 California,
room 7
Gregory H. P. & Co., 2 California
Hawley Charles A. dfe Co., 412 Market
HENDY JOSHUA, 49 Fremont
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS <fe CO.,
junction Bush and Market
Marwedel C. F., 56 First
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 110-118
Battery
Standard Manuf. Co. 216 Sansome
California Electrical Worts,
134 Sutter Street.
Electric Blasting Mactiines, Amalga-
mating Plates, Electric Fuses,
and Signal Bells.
HENEY 0. EGEETON,
IMPORTER AND BUYER
OF
MILL AND MINING SUPPLIES,
109 California, Room 7.
Mirrors.
Baker A. & A., 742 Mission
Cohen Herrman, 19 Dupont
Gump S. & G., 581 Market
Hausmann Bros., 217 Pine
Kelly James K. t Co., 101 Front
Lippi Bros.. 818 Market
LUNDY THOMAS, 7-9 Third
McQuillan B., 215 Fourth
Nathan B. & Co., 130 Sutter
Nile M. D., SB cor Montgomery Av
and Chestnut
Nye A. G., 1033 Market
Parkinson J. C, 324 Fifth
Rosenbaum Fr. H. & Co., 567 Market
Sanborn. Vail & Co.. 871 M.irket
Shaddock Thomas, 119 Sixth
STRAUS, KOHNSTAMM & CO., NE
corBatterv and Pine
West Coast Furniture Co., NW cor
Fourth and Brvant
Whlttier. Fuller* Co.,21 Front
Model Makers.
Andrews William. .341'^ Fifth
Burke W. A., 520 Pine
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS. 1.34 Sutter
Dunn John J., 143 Fremont
Fuller Frank W.,419 Sacramento
GARRATT W. T., 138 Fremont
Heald I. A., 514 Commercial
KALLENBERG THEODORE, .32
Fremont
Leonard C.,133Beale
McKINNIE MURRAY, SW cor Mis-
sion and Fremont
Peterson & 01sson,-328 Bush
TUr 1 ADPITQT QTHPI/ O* OPTICAI. goods in this city only at
ImL LMriULOl O I UV/IX MULLERS 135 Montgomery street.
JONAS J. MORRISON,
Redwood and Pag'et Soand Liuttber, eapecially selected for
Bnildins: Purposes and foreign Shipment.
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Schoeneteln F. B., 511 FnlUm
St-elRer A Buchman, 316 Mission
WILL 4 FIN'CK,V69 Market
Zeiler H. (plaster) IMS Market
CallforDia Electrical forts,
134 Sutter Street.
Patent Office Models,
Model Machinery,
Gear Cutting.
1
Sloldinsrs.
Bradbiirv W. B., 556 Brannan
BRADSTREET J. R. (rubber) 641 Mis-
sion
Burknrdt Max, 545 Washington
Oiihen Herrman, 19 Dupont
Gump S. & G., 581 Market
Hausmann Brothers, 217 Pine
Kollmver W. A., 312 Tost
Ltppl Brothers, 818 Market
McKav P. B., 136 Main
McQuillan B., 215 Fourth
Moore & Wllkie, cor Mission and Fre-
mont
Morris A Kennedy, 21 Post
Nile M. D., 8E cor Montgomery Av
and Chestnut
Nye Albert G., 1033 Market
Sanborn, Vail A Co., 871 Market
Snow A Co., 20 Pott
Wells, Russell & Co., SW cor Mission
and Fremont
Money BroUers.
(tiee Brokers. )
Bloney Drawers— Patent.
Parkhurst V. S.W., 416 Market
iJHoroeco Dressers.
(See Tanners.)
Mosaic Flooring.
Jones William, 150 New Montgomery
Mahoney William H., 507 Fell
BInellase— Mannfactarers.
Wllllaras C. L. A Co., 417 Washington
Museums.
Pacific Anatomical Museum, Hardle
Pi, nr Kearny
Music Boxes.
(See al.10 Musical TnMrumenU.)
Henry P. W., 226 O'FarreU
Palllard M. J. A Co.. 117 Post
Mnsic Dealers.
Afeld .Toseph, 8C'5 Larkln
BANCROFT A. L. A C(».,721 Market
Benhnm A. M., 647 Market
Blarktnar A. E., 647 Market
Eaton Charles S., 647 Market
Frev William A., 404 Kearny
Goodnou(!h A. M., 2;i Fifth
GRAY MATTni.\S, 117 Post
Hammer L. K., 23 I)upont
Hook Brother^, .34 Sixth
KOHLER A CH.\SE, 137 Post
Meyers <fe Larpln. E e Kentucky, bet
Sonoma and Nevada
O'Connor J. B. A Co., 103 Sixth
Pierce Walter S., 30 New Montgomery
Sherman, Hyde A Co., 139 Kearny
Zollver H., 238 Sixth
Music Publishers.
BANCROFT A. L. <fc CO., 721 Market
Blackmar <ft Co., 647 Market
Frev William A., 404 Kearny
GRAY MATTHIAS, 117 Post
Sherman, Hyde A Co., 139 Kearny
Music Teachers.
(iS'ee Teachers Mnsic.)
Musical Instruments.
(See also Organs, also Pianofortes.)
Afeld Joseph, 805 Larkln
Antlsell Thomas M. A Co., 865 Market
Badger W. G., 7 Sansome
BANCROFT A. L. & CO., 721 Market
Benham Azel M., 647 Market
Burke W. A., 520 Pine
CurtazB., 20 O'FarreU
Eaton Charles S., 647 Market
Felsrenbaum A Co., 120 Sansome
FRANKENTHAL A CO., SW cor Bat-
tery and California
Frey William A., 404 Kearny
GoodnouKh A. M., 23 Fifth
GRAY MATTHIAS, 117 Post
Hammer L. K., 23 Dupont
Hays William K., 225 Sixth
Henrv I). W., 226 O'FarreU
KeeneC. C, 3 Third
Kohler A Chase, 137 Post
Meller Louis. 7 Marcaret PI
MEYERS ADOLPH, 46 Geary
Moeser Julius (violin striogs) 811>^
Market
Palllard M. J. A Co., 117 Post
Peters F. M. L. A Co., 207 Montgomery
Rudolf G. <fe Co., 107 Stockton
Schraubstodter \V., 410Kpnrny
Sherman, Hvde A Co., 139 Kearny
Sorg Peter, 208 Sutter
Woodworth, Schell A Co., 12 Post
ADOLPH MEYERS,
46 Oeary Street,
IMPOETEK AND DEALER IN
Musical Instruments,
Wholesale and Retail.
Italian Striners. Old Master Vio-
lins a Specialty.
Musical Instruments— Mak-
ers and Kepalrers.
(See also Orpan Builders, also Piano-
forte Makers.)
Balch H. M., 843 Mission
Bree John, 942 Mission
Burke William A., 520 Pine
Heald I. A. (brass) 514 Commercial
Henry P. W.. 226 O'FarreU
KeeneC. C, 3 Third
MAYER JOSEPH, 127 Page
ilEYERS ADOLPH, 4C Geary
Mollca Dolores, 1027 Kearny
Paillard M. J. A Co., 117 Post
Pembroke S. J., 220 O'FarreU
Rudolf G. A Co., 107 Stockton
Sorg Peter, 208 ."Gutter
Zech Jacob, 211 Ninth
Mustard Manufacturers.
BERNARD CHARLES, 707 Sansome
BnrrC. C. A Co., 15 Pine
FISHER J. H., 50't Commercial
Folper, Schilling A Co., 104 California
GhlrardelU A Danzel, 415-417 Jackson
Loeven Emll, 520 Front
Venard G., 625 Front
Wolters A Co. (French) 69 California
Market
J. H. FISHER,
MANUFACTURER
FRENCH AND GERMAN MUSTARD,
AU kinds of Vinegar, Pickles, Catsup,
Capers, Oils, Worcester^hire Sauce,
Horse Radish, Snuer Krnnt Etc.
50tt Comnieroial Street,
Bet. Sansome and LeidesdorfT, S. F.
AU articles Warranted of the Best
Quality.
Nail Manufacturers.
FIELD A. A SONS, 511 Market
Phelps Manufacturing Co. (track) IS-
IS Drunim
Nails and Tacks.
FIELD A. A SONS, 511 Market
Native IVlnes and Brandies.
(See also Liquors,- also Champayne
etc.)
Anduran C. A. A Co., 515 Sacramento
Bach. Meese A Cn., 321 Montgomery
Barrv Theodore A., 116 Montgomery
Bueiia Vista VInlcuItural Society, 409
Battery
Buneman H. A Co., 321 Clay
Curtis J. M., 123 California
Dreyfus B. & Co., 521-523 Market
Fetz Joseph, SW cor Geary and Dupt
Flnke Anna (champagne) 809 Mont
FrapolU B. & Co., 710 Sacramento
Groezlnger G., NW cor Pine and Bat
GUNDLACH J. A CO., SE cor Market
and Second
KOHLER A FROHLING, 626 Mont-
gomery and SE cor Sutter and Dup
Lachman S. A Co., 4ai-411 Market
Lachman A Jacobl, SE cor Market and
First
Landsberger I. A Co., 12 Jones Alley
Lang A Co., 210 Dupont
Lenormand Bros., 40 Clay
Lyons E. G. A Co. 506-508 Jackson
Malntesta L., 311 Pacitic
McMillan AKester,714 Front
Melczer William, 123 California
Nenman & Putzman, 340 Pine
Palmer H. A Co., agent Bed Mountain
Vineyard. 302 Davis
Renz ,Iohn, 219 Commercial
Scalmanlnl Carlo, 712 Front
Searle James J., 434 .Inckson
Wolters Bros., 221 California
J. GUNDLACH & CO.
Native Wines and Brandies,
Wholesale Liquor Dealers.
Proprietors "RHINE FARM" Sonoma
Wine Vaults:
Corner Market and Second.
Naturalists.
Blunt William F., 813 Market
Chapman Henry, 602 California
Lorquin E. F., 410 Kearnv
Nolle WHllam F., 27 Turk
Nautical Instruments.
Ewing Charles G., 120 Sutter
Kahn A Brod, 335 Bush
Pace Charles. 418 Battery
Rahsskopff Charles, 412 Commercial
ROACH JOHN, SW cor Montgomery
and Sacramento
Sack John C, 18 Market
"Tennent Thomas, 18 Market
Naval Stores.
(See also Ship Chandlers.)
Coflftn A Hendrv, 2-8 Market
Heath, Gallup A Co., 58 Clay
Neckties — Manufacturers.
Cnvasso I., 618 Washington
Foss <fc Schoof , 5 I'ost
Heineman Harrv M., 121 Sansome
Joel Albert M., 206 Bu^h
KeUer Samuel. 127 Seventh
NEUSTADTER BROTHERS, NW
cor Battery and Pine
Rosenthal Morris, 103 Sansome
Needles.
Carlson A Currier (Warrln's) 569 Mar-
ket
CLARK GEORGE A. A BROTHER,
511 Market
DOYLE HENRY A CO., 511 Market
MIL WARD H. A SONS, 511 Market
Nets A Seines.
DOYLE HENRY & CO., 511 Market
Importer of French, American and 'Ena^Ush Puper
PAPER HANGINGS. L^;v«|k Artliuc'ir^if *='' &eo. W. Clarl 645 Market
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^o^^ai^e hardware.
rket and Front Streets.
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News Agents.
Barkhaus F. W. 4 T>., 213 Kearny
Bell & Co.. 639 Kearnv
Blake S. C, 617 Montgomery and 503
Kearny
Bourgoin Adolphe. 206 Mont Av
Brownlee J. Clark, The Baldwin
Casey Maria .1. Mrs., 1131 Mission
Choynski I. N., 34 Gearv
Cooper James K., 746 Market
Corden Thomas .).. 525 Fourth
Edgerly S. A., 203 Montgomerr Av
Gellatley J. K. , SE cor Fourth and Jessie
Geraghty M., 1127 Folsom
Glancey Theodore, 208 Montgomery
Golly J. B. & Co., 26 Geary
Gregoire L. & Co.. N\V cor Montgom-
ery Av and Washington
Grube Max, 340 and 438 '<; Third
Harris Solomon, 402 Fourth
Hobbert H. T., 218 Third
Macowi-kv & Adelson, 600 Market
Magill T. W., 1018 Market
McArdie Simon, Palace Hotel
Patton A. F., SE cor Clav and Kearny,
and 900 Market
Robertson Robert L., 121 Seventh
San Francisco News Company, 413
Washington
Sinclair A., SE cor Dupont and Sutter
Smith H. F. & Co., 225 Kearny
Stanley G. W,, 4 Seventh
Stewart Joseph, 30 Market
Thain Robert A. & Co., Oakland Ferry
Depot
Torrence John S., 1070 ^ Howard
Union News Co., SE co'r Washington
and Sansome
Vaughan Fred., 602 Montgomerv
Vogel A Hnhn (German), 423 Wash
Wright & Hanchette, 433 Mont Av
Wynne N., Grand Hotel
Zollver Henry, 238 Sixth
Sreifspaper Agents.
Brown Daniel, fiOfi Montgomery
Crane C. W., 318 Pine
Fisher L. P., 21 Merchants' Exchange
Netrspapers. Periodicals,
Etc.
ABEND POST (daily and weekly) S.
F. Abend Post Publishing Co., 5;J5
California
ALASKA APPEAL (semi-monthlv)
Griffin & Petroff, 126 Koarny
ALT.\CALIFORNIA(dallv and week-
ly) Frederick MacCrellish & Co.,
Si9 California
ALTA CALIFORNIA ALMANAC
fannual) F. MacCrellish & Co., 529
California
AMERICAN DRUIDS' JOURNAL,
Daniel Brown. 606 Montgomery
ARGONAUT (weekly) Argonaut Pub-
lishing Co., 522 California
AVALANCHE (insurance monthly)
Robert B. Caverlv, 410 California
BREVIATK OF RECORDS, F. W.
Crondace, 620 Merchant
CALIFORNIA ARCHITECT AND
BUILDING REVIEW (monthly)
James K. Wolfe, 240 Montgomery
CALIK.tRNIA CHRISTIAN ADVO-
CATE(weekly) John B. Hill agent,
1041 Market
CALIFORNIA CHRDNIK (German
weeklv) F. Hess A Co., .5.38 Cat
CALIFORNIA PEMoKUAT (Ger-
man dally) F. Hess * Co., 538 Cal
CALIFORNIA FAU.MER (weekly)
Warren & (!o., 320 Clav
CALIFORNIA FRKIE PRESSE
(weeklv) Rrnndt & .Mueller, 515 Cal
CALIKi>KNIA HORTICULTURIST
AND FLORAL MAGAZINE
(monthly) John H. (,'annany A
Co., 40 1 Wa<.hlngton
CALIFORNIA ILLUSTRATED
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES, M. D.
Boruck, 621 Sansouio
CALIFORNIA INDEI'ENDENT, M.
P. Ruriiliam, 5Jfi Montgomery
CALIFORNIA Ji>URNAL UND
SONNTAGS CAST (weekly) D.
Klliit worth, 603 Washington
CALIFORNIA MAILBAG(monthlv)
Marriott A Son, 60^1 Mi-rcliant
CALIFORNIA STAATS ZEITUNG,
(German weekly) F. Hess A (Jo.,
538 {'allfornla
CALIFORNIA STATE ALMANAC,
Philo Jacoby, 612 Commercial
CALIFORNIA STATE BUSINESS
DIRECTORY (bi-enniallyi The
Directory Publishing Co.,. 518 Clay
CALIFORNIAN THE, F. M. Somers,
511 California
CITY ARGUS THE (weeklv) Argus
Publishing Co., 405 Kearriv
COAST REVIEW (insurance month-
ly) John G. Edwards, 320 Cal
COMMERCIAL HERALD AND
MARKET REVIEW (weekly)
John H. Carmanv & Co., 409 Wash
COMMERCIAL HERALD FREIGHT
CIRCULAR (monthly) John H.
Carmany A Co., 409 Wa.'ihington
COMMERCIAL NEWS AND SHIP-
PING LIST I daily; Morris U.
Bates, 423 Washington
COURRIER DE SAN FRANCLSCO
(daily, weekly and steamer) E.
Derbec, 536 Clav
DAILY EXCHANGE, Daily Ex-
change Publishing Co., 306 Mont-
gomery
DAILY PRODUCE REPORT, G. W.
Burton, 405 Front
DAILY STOCK REPORT, Stock Re-
port Publishing Co., 222 Mont
EL TECOLOTE (Si)anish daily) J. M.
Pinientel, 6 Pollard PI
ELEVATOR (weekly) Philip A. Bell,
612 Battery
ENGINEER OF THE PACIFIC
(nvinthly) J. Moshelmer, 507
Montgomery
EVANGEL (weekly) Rev. J. T. Prior,
NE cor Fifth and Jessie
EVENING BULLETIN (evening,
weekly, overland, etc.) S. F. Bulle-
tin Co., 622 Montgomerv
EVENING POST (daily and weekly)
Evening Post Publishing Co., 500
Mot)tgomery
EXAMINER (dallv and weekly) Wil-
liam S. Moss A Co., .533 Wash
FARMER AND DEALER THE
(monthly) Ayers & Co., 254 Market
FIGARO (dramatic daily) John P. Bo-
gardus, .5"S Merchant
FOOTLIGHT (<iramatic dally) J. D.
Robertson, 621 Sansome
FREIGHT CIRCULAR (monthly-)
John H. Carmanv A Co., 409 Wash
GOLDEN ERA (weeklv) J. M. Bas-
sett, 606 Clav
GOLDEN GATE THE (weeklj-) E. B.
Thompson, 76 Montgomery Block
GROCER AND COUNTRY MER-
CHANT (weekly) HoUoway A
Briggs. 405 Front
GUIDE rtrl-weekly) Guide Publishing
Co., 521 Clay
HAYES VALLEY ADVERTISER
(weekly) Wallazz & Clack, 603 La-
gnna
HEALD'S COLLEGE JOURNAL
(monthly) 24 Post
HEBREW' (weekly) Philo Jacoby,
612 Commer<'l:il
HEBREW OBSERVER (weekly)
Willlnm Saalbnrg, 622 Clav
HOTEL GAZETTE idnlly) W. P. Har-
rison, 518 Sacramento
HUMORIST (G'rman weekly) Max
Burckhardt, 62-2 Clay
INFORM.\L. REGULAR AND
CLOSlN(; SES>;ioN PRICES, Wil-
son Dunlap, 125 Sansome
JEWISH ALMANAC (Paclflc Coast)
William Saalb-.irg, 622 Clay
JEWISH PROf^.RESS (weekly) A.
Sei'llgsohn, 313 Ki-arnv
JOLLY G1.\NT (weekly) George
ThIsMeton, 539 Kearnv
LA REVIST.\ DEL CoMMERCIO,
Cns'^anova, Fairbanks A Co.. 320
Sansome
LA SCINTILLA (Dalian weekly)
Felloe Monguzzl, 603 Woshlntiton
LA So(;iEDAn(Sponlsh seml-wcekly)
Frederlco Epson, 521 (ireen
LA VOCE DEL I'oPoLO (Italian
weeklv) G. B. Ceva'.co, 603 Wash
LA VOZ DEL NUEVO MUNDO
(Si)anish l.l-weekly) Fellppe Fler-
rii Talnvi'ra, 625 Merchant
LADIES' HOME JOURNAL (illus-
trated monthly) lllram Morse, 3
Chronlcl.' Building
LAND WORLD f weekly) Street A
Learnfil. .in Montgomery
LAW JOURNAL (daUv) Stockwell &
Co., 409 Washington
L'ELVEZIA (Swiss weekly) Fanciola
& Mazzi. 1205 Stockton
LE PETIT JOURNAL (French daUy)'
Georges Francfort, 603 Wash
MARKET REVIEW, J. H. Carmany
A Co., 409 Washington
MASONIC MONTHLY, Joseph W.
Kinslev, Tim Market
MEDICO LITERARY JOURNAL
(monthly) Mrs. M. P. Sawtelle, 4
Thurlow Block
METROPOLITAN BANNER (week-
ly) I. S. Kalloch, NE cor Flf th and
MINING AND SCIENTIFIC PRESS
(weekly) Dewev A Co., 202 Sansome
MISSION MIRROR (weekly) A. J.
Boyer. 5:58 Sixteenth
MONITOR (Catholic weekly) Rev. J.
F. Harrington, 622 Clav
MORNING CALL (daily and weeklv)
San Francisco Call Co., 525 Mont-
gomery
MUSICAL REVIEW (monthly) Sher-
man, Hvde A Co., 139 Kearny
NEW AGE (weekly) W. F. Norcross,
420 Kearny
OCCIDENT (Presbyterian weekly)
Rev. Calvin A. Poage, 757 Market
OLYMPIAN (The) Harry R. Murray,
419 Sacramento
ORIENTAL (Chinese) 817 Wash
PACIFIC APPEAL (weekly) "William
H. Carter, 622 Clav
PACIFIC BOARD LIST, Goldstein A
Kernan, 19 Belden
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE RE-
VIEW (monthly 320 Post
PACIFIC CHURCHMAN (Episcopal
weekly) W. H. H. Tobey, 605
Montgomerv
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DI-
RECTORY (tri-ennially) The Di-
rectory Publishing Co., 518 Clav
PACIFIC COAST LAW JOURNAL,
W. T. Raggett A Co., 511 Mont
PACIFIC COAST POSTAL INDEX
(monthly) L. P. McCnrtv, 414 Clav
PACIFIC COA.ST WINE AND
LIQUOR HERALD, John H. Car-
many & Co.. 409 Wash'ngton
PACIFIC LAND JOURNAL (month-
ly) Paclflc Land and Trust Co., 513
C^alifornia
PACIFIC LIFE (weekly) Paclflc Life
Printing Co., 5:W California
PACIFIC MEDICAL AND SURGI-
CAL JOURNAL (monthly) Drs.
Henry Glbhonsand Henry Gibbons
■Ir. , 26 Mon tgomery
PACIFIC Mi:THODiST (weekly) W.
B. Parsons, 320 Sansome
PACIFIC PRINTER (monthly) J. J.
Palmer, .529 Commercial
PACIFIC RURAL PRESS (weekly)
Dewev &rC k, 202 Sansome
PACIFIC SCHOOL AND HOME
JOURNAL, Albert Lyser «fc Co.,
83S Market
PACIFIC SPECIMEN, Marder, Luse
A Co., 528 Sacramento
PACIFIC STATES WATCHMAN
(A. O. U. W. senil-monthlv)
Watchman Publishing Co., 202 San
PATHFINDER, P. E. McCarthy, 517
Clav
PRINTERS' GUIDE (monthly) Pain-
ter A Co.. 510 Clav
RAILROAD GAZETTEER (monthly)
H. S. Crocker & Co., 401 Sansome
REAL ESTATE CI RCIULAR (month-
ly) Thomas Magee, 20 Mont
REAL ESTATE PRICE LIST (month-
ly) G'orge W. t^apln, 313 Mont
REP()RTER THE (monthly) Ada
Hutchlns, 609 Sacramento
RESOURCES OF CALIFORNIA
(monthl.v) J. P. H. Wentworth, 320
Sansome
SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE
(dally and weekly) Charles De
Young & Co., NEcor Kearny and
Bush
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
(annually) The Directory Vub-
llshlng Co.,. 518 Clay
SAN FRANCISCO ILLUSTRATED
WASP (weeklv) San Francisco
Wasp Publishing Co., 602 Cal
SAN FRANCISCO JOURNAL OF
COMMERCE (weekly) 414 Clay
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY ''°°° ^'P^Jt'^i tS^ "'"*'=*
J. MACDONOUGH,
CVMBERIiAND, LEHIGH ANI> ENGLISH FOUNDRY COKB,
41 Mtirket Street, corner .Spear.
NEW
1051
NUT
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET RE-
VI EW (weekly) John H. Carmany
& Co., 409 WashlnRton
SAN FRANCISCO MERCHANT,
THE (commercial weekly) San
Francl!<co Merchant PublLshlng
Co., 3Z3 Front
SAN FRANCISCO NEWS LETTER
(weekly) Marriott & Son, 609 Mer-
chant
SAN FRANCISCO PRICES CUR-
RENT (weekly) G. \V. Barton, 40.i
Front
SAN FRANCISCO PUBLIC SCHOOL
RECORD, Georges Francfort, 60.3
Washlntrton
SAN FRANCISCO PUNCH (Illus-
trated weekly) Charles S. Israel,
838 Market
SAN FRANCISCO STAR (monthly)
Georee T. Hanlv & Co.. 212 Sac
SAN FRANCISCO TRADE REVIEW
(woeklv) Bate.s & Co., 423 Wash
SAN FRANCISCO TRIBUNE (week-
ly') Carlos White, .3-:0Sansorae
SAN FRAN(n,«CO WEEKLY GOSSIP
AND MATRIMONIAL ADVO-
CATE, .f. L. Hopkins. .52.S Kearnv
SAN FRANCISCO WEEKLYTRADE
REVIEW, Louis E. Granger, 517
Clav
SATURDAY LOCAL (weekly) L. W.
Klilrt, 220S Mission
SCIENTI FIC PRESS SUPPLEMENT
(monthlv) Dewev & Co., 202 San
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES (weekly)
M. D. Boruck, 621 Sansome
SHIPPERS' GUIDE (bi-enniallv) A.Y.
Hebh.SlSClav
STANDARD THE (weekly) Standard
Publlf-hlng Co., 621 Sansome
STATE AND PACIFIC COAST BUS-
INESS DIRECTORY, The Direc-
tory Publishing Co., 518 Clav
STATISTICIAN (annually) Louis P.
Mc(artv,414Cla\-
STILLA-HAFS-PO.STEN (Swedish
weekly) Youngberg & Meyer, NW
cor Washington and Sansome
STOCK REPORT (daily and weekly)
Stock Report Publishing Co.,S. F.
Stock Exchange Building
THE PACIFIC (Congregational week-
ly) Rev. J. S. Kimball and S. S.
Smith, 7 Montgomery Av
YALKYKIEN (Scandinavian weekly)
Charles A. Henrv, 409 Washington
WINE AND LIQUOR HEllM.D
(semi-monthly) John H. Carmany
& Co., 4<I0 Washington
WINE DEALERS' G.\ZETTE(month-
ly) M. S. Whitine, 722 Montgomery
WORKINGMAN THE, Joseph W^.
Kinsley, 734>^ Market
LNeifSpapers— Patent Out-
siden.
Brown Daniel, 606 Mont, room 4S
WHITE CARLOS, 320 Sansome and
419 Sacramento
Nickel Platem.
CALIFORNIA ELECTBICAL
WORKS, l.'M -Sutter
DENNISTON E. G., 655 Mission
Partlcelli A., 0.52 Mission
SHEPMAN WILLIAM E.,41 Geary
CAIilFORNIA
ELECTRICAL WORKS
134 SUTTER STREET,
Nickel-Platers, Gold-Platers, Silver-
Platers, Copper-Platers.
Notariea Pnbllc.
Barton W'illlam H.. .T26 Pine
Benjamin A. F., 444 California
Blood J. H., 304 Montgomery
CanipbfU W. S., 503 Montgomery
Cofli'e A. J. Sr., 509 California
Craig Lee P., 413 Montgomery
Franconi IjouIs, 'SK cor Cal and San
Hamill John E., 329 M<intu'oniery
Harney William, 410 California
Holt Thomas H., .326 Montgomery
Joice E. Vm 6 Merchants' Exchange
Kellev C. E., 209 SansoniH
K Ing James L., 442 rulllornla
Knox George T., 444 California
Lowenberg H., 306 Montgomery
Mahler P., 422 Montgomery
Mason James, 6 Merchants' Exchange
MlUlkcn I. T., .5:» Calltbrnia
Mnrfpv S. S., 607 Montgomery
O'Brien Thomas A., 324 Pine
RafTeny John, .'VH Montpomerji
Read John R., 333 Montgomery
Shuck O. T., 24 Montgomery Block .
Smith Holland, 307 Blontgomery
Sutter Eniile V.. 513 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 2;« Montgomery
Tobin John J., 321 Jlontgomery
Torbert Charles J., NE cor Fourth and
Town.send
Ward J. C, 428 Montgomery
Wegener Frederick •).. 404 Mont
WHEAT CHARLES D., 501 California
Note Brokers.
(See Brokers.)
Notions.
(.Slee also Fancy GocxU.)
SADLER <fe CO., 605 Market, under
Grand Hotel
SPENCE A. S. & CO., 537 Market
SADLER &c CO,
Importers and Jobbers of all
the staple
O T I O N S
Lowest Market Rates Guaranteed.
60.5 Market St., under Grand
Hotel.
Novelties.
SADLER & CO., 605 Market
SPENCE A. S. & Co., 537 Market
WIester <fe Co., IT New Montgomery
Nnrseries.
Allen Hugh, N s McAllister, bet Bu-
chanan and Laguna
Applebv William, 2325 Mission
Barbe J., SE cor Post and Baker
Chelesler Louis, W s A'alencia. nr
Fourteenth
CHancy Patrick, NE cor Walnut and
California
Collie W. H.. depot 18 Post
CnlUgan John, 703 Turk
Doyle Luke D., cor Central Av and
Bush
Forsyth Brothers, S s Grove, bet Brod-
er ck and Baker
Gaubert J. Mme., cor Thirteenth Av
and P, South S. F.
Greget L., Franklin, bet Filbert and
Greenwich
Gustafson Gustaf, NW cor Tonquln
and Baker
Harper John, SW cor Folsom and
Nineteenth
lochnei Max, 628 Turk
Kissel Bros., Silver .\v, nr Mission
Kramer Louis, NW cor Union and
Webber
Krugf r Charles, S W cor Twenty-fourth
and Shotwell
L.-bhard J., N s Post, nr Lyon
Ludemann Frederick, Baker, or Lom-
t>ard
Meherin Thomas, 516 Bat'ery
Melde Henry, San Bruno Road, bet
"Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Meyer Emll,Stanvan,Sof Golden Gate
Park
MeverW., 339 Bush
Miller F. A. & Co., Mission, bet Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth
Neely David, NE cor Twentieth and
Treat Av
Nenb"rger Henry, W s San Bruno
Road, bet Twenty-eighth and
Twentv-nlnth
Pasquler & Co., 1512 Broadway
Patterson W.. W s San Bnino Road, nr
Twentv-ninth
Pouvallet Charles, 11 Stockton
Robertson W., 2312 Folsom
Roemer A. P., E s Mission, opp Six
Mile House
Savwell Thomas. 911 Lombard
Sciio Charles R. F., W s Mission, nr
San Miguel Station
Slevers John II., S s Chestnut, bet Polk
and Van Ness Av
Stewart Henry, S s Post bet Broderick
and Pevlsadero
Ulrieh & Leopold, 35 Post
Weiss Henry, W s San Bruuo Road, nr
Cortland Av
Nurse*.
Abbott Martha, 825 Twentieth
Ahearne Ellen, 1422 Broadway
Ames M. E. Mrs., 213 Chattanooga
Barrett Jane, 1126 Hairison
Benjamin Sarah G., ftl6 Harrison
Bibber Sarah Mrs., 909'^ Howard
Black Jane Mrs., 230 Sixth
Blumcnthal B. Mrs., 974 Folsom
Brvon A. Mrs., 807 Pacific
Carr Eunice Mrs., 106 Eleventh
Chatfleld Carrie, 202 Perry
Chatman R. Mrs.. .504 Taylor
Clark E. S. Mrs., 2.53 Minna
Cohen Bertha Mrs., 1326 Broadway
Cummings Marv Mrs., 515 Taylor
Dlt7, Lizzie Mrs., 1517 Mason
Ditzler Magdalene Mrs.. 10 Harriet
Dolan Rose Miss. 1825 Powell
Donnellv Marv Mrs., i:«)'^ Shipley
Doose Louisa Mrs., 19 Washington Av
Dougherty Jane Mrs., 268 Brannan
Dougherty Marv, 5y2 Sixth
Durth Pauline Mrs., 122 nlive Av
Fillebrowne A. B. Mr-., 429 Tehama
Finnigan Catherine, 42 Julia
Gallagher Hannah, E s Mission, nr
Thirtieth
Gannon Rachael, 560 Howard
Gass John Mrs., 813 Greenwich
Green Jacob, .520 Stockton
Griffin Eliza Mrs. 729't Clementina
Guess Martha Mrs., 1715 Leavenworth
Hanson S. air-;., 521 Geary
Hart D. Mrs.. 526 Natoma
Hayes Johanna Mrs., 107 William
Herrera Benlta, 817 Broadway
Howard Anna F., 7 Dal' PI
Jacobs Rachel Mrs., 503 Hyde
Jacquot Annie Mr-., 7 Prospect PI
Jaretzkv E. Mrs., 1910 Larkin
Johnson Lvdia M. Mrs., 130.5>^ Pelt
Johnston E. Mrs.. 50 Louisa
Kimball Euillv Miss, 418 Brannan
Kothci H. Mrs., 529 Geary
Kubler R. Miss, li^fi9 Howard
Lass Magdalena Mrs., 75 Clementina
Leahy Marv Mrs., 8 Sumner
Leddy Catherine Mrs., .503 Minna
LeLsrier Mary Mrs., 804 L'nion
Lovett Hannah Mrs., 9 Louisa
Macauley E. Mrs., 1151 Folsom
McCJann Sarah Mrs., 9 Cushman PI
McCIatchev M. Mr^., 60S><; Nineteenth
McUiralch E. 646 Stevenson
McPheeters Sarah E. Mrs., 9 Mason
Meade Ellen, SW cor Fillmore and
McAlllst'-r
Miles Harriet Mrs. 10,'4 Gilbert
Mitchell Emma Miss, 1014 Mont
Morris Abby, 1010 Pacific
Morris Dura Mrs.. 521 .Jessie
Neuman Henrietta, 422 Post
Otto Fred. Mrs., 1069 Howard
Paddock .Inl a A. Miss, 118 O'Farrell
Postel C. Mrs., 811^ Montgomery
Powers Margaret \., !K):) Geary
Reilly Anne Mr.«., 28 Turk
Reynolds Marv, 748 Minna
Schrauter Louisa Jlrs., 1327 Pacific
Sharp Mat.l.la Mrs., 327 Fifth
Shirlev H. M. Mrs., 6 Baker
Tate Mary Ann Mrs., 23 .\sh Av
Thaver E. Mrs., 108 Stockton
Thompson M. Mr-., 75 Minna
Townsenii .•=arah Miss. 1221 Mission
Trummel A. Mrs., 8 Erie
Turner J. Mrs., 10 Rltch
Walsh Theresa Mrs., 903 Larkin
Weber Amelia, 1117 Van Ness Av
Wegener Frederica, 906 Pacific
Weiss Lena Mrs., 26 Lewis, rear
Wevknecht Dora Mrs., 3.55 Clementina
Wlllats K. J., Mrs., 115 Perry
WilnorJI. G.,522 IMne
Nut Slanufacturers.
Califon)la Bolt and Nut Works, Wil-
liam Pavne, 119 Bcale
Phelps Manufacturing Co., 13 Drumm
J. GUNDLACH k CO. »■ "« "«d, "-- pSrVTr-
CONTINENTAL SAFETY OIL -o-" " "^-^Jv^bt ho.«kho..„.
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Oahnin Tfanafnctnrers.
Weeks Samuel F., 6.H0 Twentieth
Oar Makem.
(See also Boat Builders.)
Hnssey Henry J., 1020 Twentieth
OcnlintH and Anrists.
Barkan Adolph, 305 Kearny
Baronidis G. M.,201 Powell
French A Peterson. 207 Kearny
Martinache N. J., 5'<; Keamv
O'Toole 31. C, n St. Ann's Building
Pardee E. H., 621 Clav
Paugh William J., 621 Clay
Pierce Charles L., lOS'^ Powell
Powers <fc Wilder, 215 Gearv
Smith WiUlam P., 313 Bush
Trenkle Emil, 318 Kearnv
Whittell A. P., 703 Marke't
Oil-Cloth Dealers.
{^Wholesale. See also Carpets.)
Baum Gustave, 1132 Market
Berson .\. & Son. 710 Washington
BURNHAM .1. W. & CO., 618 Market
and 15 Post
Edwards Frank G., 628-6^4 Oay
Ehrenpfort William. H Third
Fredericks Joseph & Co., ftlH Market
Goldberg Solomon, 933 Market
Gnlllxson H. F. & C".. 630 Market
"HarJie Diedrich & Co.. .575 Market
Hartshorn A McPhun. 112 Fourth
Heney W. ,1. & Co.. 725 Market
Lachman M. 4 Co., 116 Sutter
Matkay A.. 1110 Starket
Neumann Isaac, 117 Sixth
Plnm Charles M. A Co., 641 Market
Raye A. P. * Co., 73!» Market
Schlueter * Volberg, 7"!» Market
Shirek R. & Co.. 1125 Stockton
*»SIoane W. & J., .525 Slarket
*WaIter I). N. & E. & Co., NW cor
Battery and Market
OH Cloth-Imltatlon.
ARMES & DALLAM, 115-117 Front
OH Clothlnsr ^fannfact-
nrers.
Asher A Smith. .325 Davis
Marks M., 52 Clav
NEVILLE * CO., 31-33 California,
and 16-30 Davis
Sutton Charles Jr. A Co., 34 California
Oil Clotliuig Mannlactiirers Mil Dealers
NEVILLE & CO.
31-33 California, and lC-30 Davis.
OH Dealers.
(^Imnorter^. See. aUo Goal OU.alno
Lamp Dealers; also Fainti, Oils
ami Glaus.)
*.\llyne A White, 112 Front
Burdick Jared C. 2CH Pacific
Carpenter D. A. & Co., 115 Pine
CiiNTINENTALHiL AND TRANS-
PilRT.ATKiN CO., 120-122 Front
Daly J. F.,2011 Mission
Dance Henry A., 1803 Polk
s-Dletz A. C. & Co., 224 Front
Dow Martin, 134 Secon.l
Dreyfuss Julius, 14 Dupont
*Ehrnian M. & Co., 104-11O Front
Fliikliolnt-r George, 142!t Dupout
Haudv L. N. A Co.. .32 (^lav
*Hay ward A., 224 California
Hluglns A KIcholz. 27 .•<i.xth
Hoilt-klns W. L., .tti Haves
'■Hulihurd J. R. A Sons 120 Front
•^Hutchliigs A Co., .117 Front
"Kelly James R. A Co., 101 Front
*Kost*r Henri. 410 ^ansome
■'LiiW C. .\r> iLI'KK A CO., 208 Cal
McAuIllTi' A Co.. 14« .Sixth
*NIcnoLS A.C. A CO. (tanners)402
Battcrv
Pacific on and Lead Works, office 202
California
■'Rnynolds C. T. <{• Co., tt Front
''Redington A Co.. ,52;t Market
Richards Wllllaiu J., 215 Tenth
Sealy Charles (fish) 8 Mission
Tatum A Bowen(lubricatiug) 329 Mar-
ket
Watson James <" whale) 415 Main
*Whlttier, Fuller A C0..SW cor Front
and Pine
WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO., 202
Market
Wor.len M". H. Onbrlcating) 1610 Brod-
erick
Wright Wilham, 300 Montgomery Av
*Yates & Co., 113 Front
Contmental Oil and Transportatiofl Co.
Importers and Jobbers of
ILLUMINATING AND LUBRICATING
OILS,
120-122 Front Street.
Stations— San FYancisco .Sacramento,
OaKland, Stockton, San Jose, Marvs-
ville, LosAngeles, San Diego, Cal. ; Eiko
and Reno, Nev.; Portland, Oregon.
Oil IVorks.
Alpers Charles, 70O Mission
California Star Oil Works Co., 402 Mont
Ohiandt N. <t Co. (neatsfoot) Second
Long Bridge, Potrero
Pacific Keros?ne Works, Allrne A
White, otHce 112 Front
Pacific Oil and Lead Works, office 202
California
Pha-nix Oil Works, Hntcblngs A Co.,
517 Front
Standard (Jil Co. (of California) 402
Montgomery
Standard Oil Co. (of Cleveland, Ohio)
123 California
Olive Oil— Importers.
Rudolph William, 1.567 Market
Opiam Importers.
Oane A Biigham, 520-522 Market
Redlngtou A Co.. 529 Market
Optical Goods.
(-See also Opticians.)
Amaium Morttz, NW cor Market and
Turk
Bertehng A Watry, 427 Kearny
Cooper James K., 746 Market
Dinkelsplel S. B. A Co., 313 Bush
Edwards R. M., .325 Kearnv
Ewing Charles G.. 120 Sutter
Finck George, NW cor Kearnv and
Geary
Hess Charles, 519 Kearny
Houseworth A Co., 12 Montgomery
Joseph Nathan A iVi., 641 Clay
Kahn A Brod, 335 Bush
Levlson Brothers, i;i4 Sutter
Lippmann J., 517 Kearny
Lorsch Bros.. 120 Sutter
LINDY T., 7-'' Third
M avers R., 621 Market
MULLER CHRISTIAN, 135 Mont
Palllard M. J. * Co.. 117 Post
RUACH JOHN, SW cor Montgomery
and Sacramento
Sack John C, IS Market
Schneider W. H.; 2S Geary
Skerrelt Daniel, 126 Second
Sn)ith H. F. * Co., 225 Kearnv
Spaulding Andrew, 122 Fourth
Stelnhagen P., 612 Clav
Wun.sch M. A Co. 206 Kearny
Young James, 57 Second
Zacharias A Green, 126 Kearnv
Optical InHtrument nanu-
facturera.
Ewing Charles G.. 120Sutt<<r
Hess Charles, 519 Kearnv
MILLKK CHHISTI.AN. i:a Mont
ROACH John, sW cor Montgomery
and Sair.ninonto
Sack John C, 18 Market
Opticians.
Bcrteline A Walrv, 427 Kearny
Ewing Omrles (J., 120 Sutter
Hess Charie.s 519 Kearnv
Houseworth Thomas A Co., 12 Mont
LIchtenberg C. B., 1410 Powell
LLNDY T, 7-9 Third
Manasse Nathan. 20 Montgomery
MCLLER CHRISTIAN, 135 Mont
Porep Louis, 140 Third
Proll Bros., 1417 Polk
ROACH JOHN, SW cor Montgomery
and Sacramento
Sack John C, 18 Market
Ore Concentrators.
Adams A Carter (agents Fruej 100 Cal
California Concentration Co., 331 Mont
HENDY JOSHUA, 49 Fremont
Moyer Frank (Krom'B)408 California
Stephens Edward W., 259 First
Ore Dealers.
(.See also Assayers.)
Heath Nathaniel, 571 Market
Kraner Philip H., 314 Montgomery
Meyer Daniel, 212 Pine
Price Thomas, 524 Sacramento
Ore Feeders.
HENDY JOSHUA, 49 Fremont
RANKIN, BRAYTUN A C« •., 127 First
Ore Fornaccs.
Knox A Osborn (quicksilver) 237 First
R.\NKIN, BRAYTON A CO., 127
First
Stetefeldt Furnace Co.. 320 Sansome
White George W.. 217 Fremont
Ore PalTcrizers.
Davis Pulverizing Manufacturing Co.,
405 California
White George W., 217 Fremont
Ore Samplers.
(.See also Assayers.)
HUHN 4 LUCKHARDT, 23 Stev
Mendheim A Hofmann, 415 Mlselon
Organ Bnilders.
Balch H. M., 843 Mission
Bergstroni John, W s California Av,
bet Virginia and Esmeralda Ave
MAYER JOSEPH, 127 Page
Shellard Benjamin, 1250 Montgomery
Organ Importers.
ANTISELL T. M. A Co., Sfio Market
Badger William G., 13 Sansome
BANCROFT A. L. A Co., 721 Market
Benhara .\zel M., 617 Market
Eaton Charles S., 647 Market
Goodnough A. M., 25 Fifth
GRAY MATTHIAS, 117 Post
Hammer L. K., 23 Dupont
Kohler A Chase, 137 Post
Sherman, Hyde A C-o., 139 Kearny
Woodworth. Schell A Co., 12 Post
Oyster Dealers.
BAY CITY OYSTER CO., 72 Califor-
nia Market
Booth Sidney, 318 Front
Corvllle Emerson, 320 .Sansome
DOAXE A CO., 92 California Market
Edwards A Stephens, 3.H Centre Market
Foster T. J., 107 California Market
Glusti Joseph 105 California Market
Hepburn Ward A., (agent) Wi Sac
Moraghan M. B.,6s California JIarket
Morgan A (>i.. S7 California Market
Ni.rrls C, 4.5 Washington .Market
Race William W., 432 Califc ruia
Shoal water Bay Oyster Co., 101 CJallfor-
nla Market
SwanlH-rg 4 West, 10 California Market
Terry E. A Co.. 107 California Market
Tesmore Solomon, 57 California Market
Willis M. W.. 417 Bush
Oyster Saloons.
ber.« August, 50-.52 California Market
.^lllone Frank, 87-f« Centre Market
Allhof Th"odc,re, 626 Market
Anderson H. C, Gram) We--tern Market
Bailev A Co., 10 Mason
Bernstein A.. 1142 Market
Brady A Donleavv, .5:)0 Market
Collins S. P. & Co., 329 Montgomerv
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE. «il}rh^?^7*i^^ optician.
Established, S.F., 1863, 135 Montgomery.
inMAQ I MnPDIQnM ^- B- CO*"- MUaion and Spear <4ta. Choice Suffar Pin*.
JUIlHO J, IflUnniOUni, cedar, Shelvlnar, stepping:. Redwood «& Orejfon Lumber.
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Conrades Ferdinand, 612 Market
Dettmar Henry, 42 Grand Central
Market
Doyle William, 42 First
Fowler Charles, NE cor Pacific and
Kearny
Frellas Manuel, 43 .'Second
Giiistl Joe., 10.1 California MaiKet
Gobev Frank, 22s .sutler
Gruber Margarltn Mrs.,!."*:)'-,; StocKton
Haaoke George H. C. .337 Bush
Harrl.-i & Bradv, 1 Grand Arcade Mar-
ket
JacobiMin J. 4 Co., 826 Market
Johnson Charles, 18'* Sixteenth
Juniper WllPam S., 41.5 fine
Kelly Sophia Jlrs., 1022 Market
Kennv Bernard, 4.5 and S'J-'M Centre
Market
Kroger Herman, 405 Paclflc
Llebold A Eul, 7 .Stockton
LInstedt A. H.,. 523 Clay
LoprestI Antonio, 19 Powell
Manning Alfred W., 426 Pine
Manning Henry J., 822 Laguna
Marshall J. S., SE cor Dupont and Sut-
ter
Mayer Charles, Grand Central and Mis-
sion Markets
Mayes George, 40-42 California Market
Moraghan M. B., 68 Califurnia Market
Norris C, 4.5 Washington Market
Ornisby i Co., 517 California
Rackman F., 1204 Stockton
Ralcevlch Spiro, 80^ Kearny
Riboli Antonio, 3 Clav Street Market
Sarscen Edward, 814 Third
Sarscen Nicholas, 800 Third
Smeth Antonio .S., 1002 Market
Smith & Tavlor, 436 Bush
Tagllaferro A. <fc Co.. 5:13 Washington
Techau Rudolnh J., Summer, bet
Spring and Kearny
Tesmore Solomon, 57 California Market
Walford W. E., 3 .S. F. Market
Wainwrlght William, 8 Hayes
Wallace D. H., 15 Stockton
Wanger Joseph Mrs., 1.305 Powell
White Douglass, 1620 Devlsadero J
Williams John H., 15 Leldesdorff*pw
PacketH.
(See also Steamship.i and Steamboat
Lines.)
Bay and River, J. B. Piper (estate oO
7 Clav
Boston, C. L. Tavlor A Co., »4 Cal
CALIFORNIA LINE CLIPPER
SHIPS, Williams, Dlmond & <^,
202 Market
Columbia River, A. M. Simpson &
Bro.,44 Market
Coos Bay, A. M. Simpson & Bro., 44
5Iflrkpt
HAMBLRG AMERICAN PACKET
Cii., Henry BnlzerA Co., 209 San
Hawaiian Line, Williams, Dlmond &
Co., 202 Market
Hongkong, Macondray & Co., 206 San-
some, William T. Coleman 4 Co.,
203 California
Honolulu, J. C. Merrill 4 Co., 204 Cali-
fornia; Welch & Co. (Planters) 109
California
Liverpool, Balfour, Guthrie & Co., 316
California; Dickson De Wolf A Co.,
412 Batterv; Rodgers, Meyer &
Co., 212 Batterv; Williams, Dlm-
ond & Co.. 202 Market
Manilla, Flint, Peabody A Co., 408 Cal
Mexican and Central .\raerlcan Packet
Line, B. HeftI, •500 Battery
Mexican.Central and Suuth .American,
J. F. Schlrildon, 322 Washington
Navarro Mills, H. B. TIchenor A Co.,
42 Market
New York, George Howes (&Co.,302
California; Williams, Dlmond &
Co. 302 Market
Philadelphia, William T. Coleman A
Co.. 203 California, George Howes
A Co., 302 California
Portland, G. W. Hunio, 318 Frcmt
Puget Sound C< ilympla. Port Town-
send, Seattle, Stellacoom, etc.)
William J. .\danis. I'ler 17 .steuart;
S. L. Mastick, Pier 10 Steuart;
Meigs Lumber and Shipbuilding
Companv, Pier 1 Steuart ; Pope A
Talbot, 204 California; Charles H.
Wells, 20 Callf.>rnla; John Kentfleld
A Co., Pier 9 Steuart : Hanson,
Ackerson A Co., Pier 11 Steuart
."'ar. IVblo, Jackson ^t. Wharf
Tahiti, Turner A Bundle, 122 California
Trinidad, F. P. A J. A. Hooper, Pier 2^
Steuart
Victoria, Charles H. Wells, 20 Cal
Warm Springs, Rider, Somers A Co.,
Pier 22 Steuart
Pacbine— Steam.
Berry A Place, SW cor Market and
Fremont
Gregory H. P. A Co.l2 California
Gutta Percha and Rubber Manufac-
turing Co., .501 Market
Johns H. W. Manufacturing Co., P.
Stelnhagen agent, 612 Clay
Parke <fc Lacy, 21-23 Fremont
Pall and Tub Sfanufactar-
era.
ARMES A DALLAM, 115-117 Front
Palui Work*.
California Paint Co., 419 Jackson
Imneri.^habl; Paint Co., 101 Front
ORRICK 0. S. fAverlll) 329 Market
Paclrtc on and Lead Works, office 202
California
Paclflc Rubber Paint Co..228 Beale
Whlttier, Fuller & Co.,SW cor Front
and Pine
AVERILL MIXED PAINT,
Mixed ready for use, and of every
shade or color.
Union Illunilnatingr Oil.
150» Fire Test, Water White.
O. S. ORRICK,
General Agent, 32:i Market Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Painters— Animal.
Lotz Matilda, 4 Highland Terrace
Painters— Carriage.
(See also Carriage yfanufacturers.)
Best A. W., 70-72 New Montgomery
Eoler Philip J., 843 Harrison
Ferguson H. S., 1317 Market
Gallman <fc Trumpler, 1711 Mission
Hai-'edorn Henrv W., 343 Fifth
Haudblne J. C. B., 29 Valencia
Murray Thomas, 1643 Howard
Nicholson Alexander, 124 Chattanooga
Nicholson John J., 104 Fourteenth
O'Brien P. J. A Sons. 483 Eighth
Schnueker Andrew, .328 Fifth
Toche Clement, 820 Folsom
Walcom, Gowan A CofiTee, 851 Market
and 421 Pacific
Weaver T. J., SE cor Eighth and How-
ard
Welsh Walter, 25 Washington
Palnte
Fresco.
Aron Leopold, 42-2 Sixth
ArrigonI Napoleon, 225 Green
Barlage Frank, 206 Post
Beguhl David, N s Twenty-fourth, be t
Valenc a an4 Bartlett
Bernasconl G., 623 Powell
Bonavia N., 210 Montgomery Av
Bossi E. G.,1105 Stockton
De?'errarl G. B.,307 Montgomery Av
European Fresco Artists' Association,
209 Sansome
FraasI Antone, 7 Mason
Furrer Albert, 120 Sutter
Garlboldl G. G., 623 Powell
Gunipertz A Spanier, 341 Bush
Hartmann Edward, 1161 Mission
Isola .\ntonlo, 426 Vallejo
Massniann J. C, 120 Twelfth
Moretti A Trezztnl, 117 St. Ann's Bldg
Orelll Sllvestri. .528 Broadway
Orto Ernst. .500 Birch Av
Pelegrlnl F., 517 California
Schroeder <fe Sons, 4 Lilly Av
Schullz Otto, fi07 Fell
Tanner Charles, 32:) Twentv-seventh
Thaten A Schnltzleln, 703 Mont Av
TIntrop Henrv, 417 Post, rear
Valerga Francisco, 1108 Filbert
Painters— House, Sicn and
Ornamental.
(See also Oralners.)
Ammerup G. A., 1220 Market
Anson P. F., .38 California
Ayer A Morrow, 618 California
Barker H.,.527 Montgomery Av
Barlage Frank, 206 Post
Barron Cornelius J., 815 Market
Bennett A Co., 454 Sixth
Bernard Charies A., 629 Merchant
Blakeslev F. D., 966 Mission
Bradford George. 246 Sutter
Bradley B., 931 Mission
Brandt B. L., 404 Montgomery
Brewster John, 17 Belden
Brooke Bros., 717 Market
Brower John D., 106 Leidesdorfi"
Bruce Richard, 145 Third
Bush Charles W., 202 Powell
Cahill John L., 209 Post
Canahan William F., 1712 Paclflc Av
Charplot Joseph Jr., UIO Dupont
Cherrv John W.. 517 California
Clavle Louis, 824 Pacific
Coleman John E. W., 924 Folsom
Cronin John J., 227 Tenth
Dalton John P., W s Fillmore, bet
Haight and Page
De Ferrari G. B., 307 Montgomery Av
Derbaum John C, 817 Market
Donahue Hugh, 6 Hayes
Donovan M. J. A J. J., 1006 Mission
Donovan James, 516 Geary
Doran Frank, 815 Broadway
Downing Thomas, 615 Mission
Drinkhouse William, 974 Folsom
Dunbar William F., 633 Sacramento
Fields Eugene, W s Mission, bet Thir-
tieth and Thirty-first
Franck George, 508 Haves
Frank August W., 2.35 Mont A v
Franz Frederick W., 10 Mason
Frost A Richards, 206 Post
Gadsby E. H., 510 Market
Gallagher Edward M., 4-38 Jackson
Gliman Frank L..422 Commercial
Gimpel Maurice C. 817 Market
GIrtv Michael, 1120 Mission
Gossman & Co., 32 Tenth
Gottung Brothers, 448 Clementina
Gourdon Ed ward, 404'^ Geary
Gumpertz A Stanier, HV Bush
Hanson George, 418 Grove
Harris Richard, 170S Sacramento
Harrison Emil 6., NEcor Nineteenth
and Mission
Hartmann Edward, 1161 Mission
Hartmann Eugene, 1161 Mission
Hoever Charles, 10 Commercial, and
20? Sutter
Hopps <ft Son*, 429 Pine
Hovev F. \.. 1329 Bush
Jackson Janes H.. 2,33 Tenth
Ja-man Himh G., 232 Sixteenth
Johnson Allen S., 1207 Polk
King Mi' hael, 311 Sutter
Koch William G., 104 O'Farrell
Lancev F. C. 432 Montgomery
Lang & Grifllth, 216 War.hington
Larsen Joseph, .540 Market
Lee William L., AM Kearny
Lee William. 416 Sacramento
Levy David, 635 California
Lord Andrew J., 23 Fifth
Lydon Daniel, 2.3 Sixth
Lvnch Wllllaiii, 705 Howard
Mahoney Daniel J., 255 Third
Malm A Paniptrin, 606 Howard
Mansell Frederick, 423 Pine
Matthews C. H., .56 Tehama
McKelvey John F., 136 Post
McLoughlin James, SW cor Fifth and
Folsom
McShane A McNamara, 6 Jones
Mellon J. S., .35'o O'Farrell
Murrav Charles A., 35.3 Third
Noble Brothers, 642 Clay
Nolan & Crogan, 404 .Montgomery
Norman <fe Eckler, 1053 Market
Nutz Frederick, T22 Howard
O'Conneli Jeremiah, 555 Fourth, and
781 Folsom
Orelli Silvestrl, .528 Broadway
Otii Glacomo, 420 .Jackson
Page A Holland, .50it Bush
Patchel Eilward, 124 Fourth
Patterson William, 1125 Sutter
I'aull Frank C. 432 Kearny
Pennycook * Longlcv, 420 Mont
Phair Edward, 1 Wall PI
Poland Frank .?., 30 New Montgomery
WINDOW SHADES.
Manufacturer of fine WINDOW
SHADES for Private Resi-
dences, Stores, Offices, etc., etc.
G-EO. W.CLARK,
645 Market StrMt.
JAMES E. GORDON Sl CO., ^<>^«^e ^'^ilSe^lifJ?!
Corner Alarket and Front Str««t«r
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Qnadt John, 669 Howard
Kea Emannel F., 1131 Dupont
Rosekranz Henry M., 517 California -
Rutherford F. A., 32 Geary
Kyan John H., 403 Sutter
Sankey & McMath, SE cor Third and
T ACQ t A
Schaupp Gottlob, 404'^ Grove
Shanabrook & Herrick, 239 Eighth
Smith George J., 329 Sutter
Smith James G., 524 Valencia
Smith Joseph G., 524 Valencia
Sprung David H., 2005 Pi.ik
Summers Francis, 1214 FolBom
Swan Jabez S.. 727 JIarket
Sykes Charles H., 647 Mission
Tadioni Antoine, 1515 Powell
Thaten & Schnitzlein, 703 Mont Av
Tomsky Louis, 417 Bush
Travis W. H., 129 Sixth, rear
Turner John H., 115 Jessie
Wagner H. U., 639 CaUfornla
Waring Henry J., 122o 3Iarket
Wason Archibald, 115 Davis
Wetzler & Kelson, 2 Tvler
Whear Timber, 729 Folsom
Wilder Charles B., 5 Spear
Willlston Bros., cor Ward and Union
Av
Wilson J. N., 928 Washington
M'orthlngton William, 718 Capp
Wulbern D. & Co., 606 Post
Painters— liandscape and
marine.
Ballou A. L. Mrs., 759 Market
Bellay Francis, 724'^ Market
Bouvy F. B., 240 Montgomery
Burgess G"orBe H., 126 Kearny
Cameron <fe Campbell, 101-102 St. Ann's
Building
Collins G. Gertrude, 324 Turk
Cook Kossuth, 1014 Montgomery
Coulter William A., 729 Montgomery
Deakin Edwin, 611 Clav
Denny G. J., 409 California
Dirkason Alice Miss, 724''<; Market
Dickinson J. R., 63 St. Ann's Building-
Eastman Edward. 1123 Clay
Eastman H. G., 1123 Clay
Hasler A. Miss, 120 Sutter
Heath EiigcnI.' Miss, 92 St. Ann's Bldg
Heath Frank L., 408 California
Hopps Nellie Miss, 728 Montgomery
Keith William, 216 Bush
Lussier & Hill, 99 St. Ann's Building
Millard H. Miss, 2217 Larkin
Nahl H.W. A., 318 Kearnv
Ogllby Robert E., 803 Montgomery
Perrv E. Wood Jr., 317 Powell
Poole Sadie Miss, 31 fMdv
Kawson J. A. Mrs., 24 Sliver
Rix Julian W., TM Montgomery
Robinson C. D., 728 Montgonierv
RoDse Charles S., 103 St. Ann's Bldg
Schufer F., 432 Montgomery
Schroeder & .Sons, 4 Llllv Av
Shed Charles D., 10 California
Straus Mever, 319 flalifornia
Strong E. Miss, 728 Montgomery
Sweetland A. L. Mrs , 12o Sutter
Tavernier Jules, 728 Montgomery
Vaccari ('. M., 55 Second
Wandeslorde J. B., 530 California
Wilson Agnes E. Mrs., 1122 Market
Yates Fred., 4 Menantile Library Bldg
Paintera— Porcelain.
Burgeon E. G., 6 Clara Lane
Chauteau Charles A., Ill Dupont
Samisch Robert, 311 Sutter
Painters— Portrait, Etc.
(.See also Crayon ArlisU.)
Alexander Esther (crayon) 311 Sntter
Arrlola Hermlna Miss, 6 Caflell .\llev
Baldwin Elizabeth, W s Harrison, bet
Twentieth and Twentv-llrst
Ballou A. L. -Mrs.. 7.59 Market
Baxter A Minnk, 832 Market
Bode Williiini, I Midiil.-
Bormunn Hurt wig, 9;W Bush
Bouvy F. B.,240 .Montgomery
Boynlon .\iina B. Jlrs., 118 Kddy
Bro( k (iustavc, 73 St. Ann's Building
Brookes Suniiiel M.,61I Clay
Burgess (ieorge H., 12t! Kearny
Cailena.«so G. C. (crayoni 7 Mont Av
C-ameion A Campbell, 101-102 St. Ann's
Building
Clow John S., 948 Howard
Connor J. L. Mrs., 865(3 Market
Cook Kossuth, 1014 Montgomery
Cooper A. D., 110.'^ McAllister
Dalv Henry, 52:1 Vallejo
Davis Fiancis V. 3Iiss, 202 Second
Dayton Ida E. Miss, 91 St. Ann's Bldg
Dickinson J. Reed, 63 St. Ann's Bldg
Dufour A^ 612 J'ourth
Dyer W. D., 62 St. Ann's Building
Eastman E. E. Mrs.. 11 Kearny
Ferraioli Vicenzo, 90 St. Ann's Bldg
Field Thomas, 608 Market
Freeman William E., 137 Montgomery
Hahn William, 240 Montgomery
Halsey H. H., 91 St. Ann's Building
Hamilton & Jackson, 105 St. Ann's
Building
Hossack Alfred, 103 Montgomery
Jeffers, Wells & Kipps, 1436 Market
Kaltschmidt I,)., 1049 Jlisslon
Keith William, 216 Bush
Keller Mary A. Mrs., .503 Mason
Klarenmeyer Simon, 724^^ Market
Knight George H., 114 Turk
Koch John, 339 Kearny
Kunath Oscar, 120 Sntter
Layres Elizabeth Mrs., 1121?^ Howard
Lee Rowland, 1057 's Folsom
Luik Frederick, 322 Taylor
Lusier & Hill, 99 St. Ann's Building
MacDonald & Freeman, 43 St. Ann's
Building
McDevitt M. Miss, 1401 Polk
Middleton 1 ictavia Mrs., 2019 Howard
Morgan S. E. Miss, 6 O'FarreU
Nahl H. AV. A.. 318 Kearnv
Narjot Ernest, 822 Greenwich
Nougues Sadie Mrs., 103 EUis
Otto Ernst, .tOO Birch Av
Pebbles A. W., 328 Montgomery
Pebbles Frank M. , 415 Montgomery
Pierce W. Henri, 843 Mission
Peters Pearl L., 223 Kearnv
Petzold Charles, 1113 Clay
Prescott Josiah F., 62 St. Ann's Bldg
Prosch Charles, 240 Montgomery
Rising Adelaide Sliss, 126 Kearny
Rix Julian W., 734 Montgomery
Robinson Charles D., 728 Montgomery
Rockwell E. A. Miss, 103 Montgomery
Rode Emll, 659 Clay
Romanes E. Miss, 614 Sutter
Rouse C. S.. 103 St. Ann's Building
Ryder Emily Miss, 26'>. Kearny
San Francisco Assn, of Artists, for Por-
traiture, 900 Market
Shaw S. W., 120 Sutter
Smith Lizzie Miss, 737 Market
Springer R. C. Mrs., NW cor O'FarreU
and Dupont
Stender Hermann, 126 Kearny
Telsseire Armand, 3.39 Eddy
Tidball Scott, 151'J California
Tojetti D., 223 Leavenworth
Tojettl E., 22;) Leavenworth
Tojetti v., 9:1 St. Ann's Building
Vaughn M. Miss, 105 St. Ann's Bldg
Wilkins John R., 703 Tavior
Williams Virgil, 219 Gearv
Wilson Agnes E. Mrs., 1122 Market
Wytteubach E., 515 Commercial
Pai nters— Scene.
Bell George, 1418 Jackson
Dayton George W., Brooklyn Hotel
Dodge D. Frank Jr., 510 ElUa
Fest Oscar L., 316 Sixth
Gossmann A Co., 32 Tenth
Graham L. L.,319 Bu»li
Shields ('harles, Brooklyn Hotel
Straus Mever, 319 California
Voegtiln William, SW' cor Stockton
and California
Paintinss-Oil.
Burkardt Max, .547 Washington
Currier .\nios, lo;i Dupont
Gump S. * G., 581 Market
Morris & Kenn<'dv, 2! Post
Sanborn, Vail & Co.. 871 Market I
Schwab & lirecfe, ff24 Market
Snow A Co.. ao Post
Paints, Oils and Uiass.
C'/viportfrs.)
Ammenip G. A., 1220 Market
Basler A Jewell, 1005 Market
"Bass T. J. & C >., '27 Dupont
Black E<lward H., 514 Sixteenth
Cooney John J., 113 Fourth
Counter C. E., 1826 Market
DeFerrari G. B., 307 Montgomery Av
'Dietz A. C. A Co., 224 Front
Downing Thomas, 615 Mission
Franck (jeorge, 508 Hayes
Gosling George N.,320 Sansome
■'Hueter Brothers A Co., 12 Second
Jarman Hugh G., 232 Sixteenth
'Kelly James R. A Co., 101 Front
Koch William G., 104 O'FarreU
-'Koster Henrv, 410-412 Sansome
Longhead Jolin, 1603 Polk
Lydon Daniel, 23 Sixth
='Marcus Brothers A Co., 521 Market
Mayers Morris (window-glass) 715
Washington
MelloB John S., 35'^ O'FarreU
MoultoD A Edmondson, 516 Davis, and
220 Brannan
Munter Joseph (window-glass) 1047
Folsom
Orrick Oliver S. (AveriU) 329 Market
-■Raynolds C. T. A Co., 9 Front
<=Redington A Co.. 529 Market
Spanton James, 1214 Polk
Springer J A C!o. (window-glass) SE
cor Mission and Spear
St. Denis Jules, 1.305 Stockton
Wason Archibald, 115 Davis
^'Whittier, Fuller A Co., SW cor Pine
and Front
*Yates A Co., 113 Front
Paper Bags.
ARMES A DALLAM, 115-llT Front
Biake, Robbins A Co., 516 Sacramento
and 519 Commercial
Bowie Wallace A., 12e Tvler
Flint Frank P., 415 Sansome
Freund A Co., 204 Bush
NEVILLE A CO., 31-33 California,
and l6-ao Davis
Sonntag Chap. A Co., 40 California
TAYLOR S. P. A CO., 416 Clay
RARE R BAGS
NEVILLE & CO.
31-33 California, and 16-30 Davfs Sts.
S. P. T.4.Y1.0R <& CO.
Manufacturers of
Grocers', Tea, Coffee. Garden and
Flower Seed BAGS.
No. 416 CLAY STREET.
Paper Boxes.
(iS'ee Soxet— Taper.)
Paper Collar :nanarac<
tnrers.
(.See Collars.)
Paper Hangers.
Ammerup G. A., 1220 Market
.Andrews Willlani, 341'^ Fifth
Barron Cornelius J., 815 Market
Brown James B., ;ioi3 Dupont
Bush C. Vi,\, 202 I'owell
Cassuben Ernst, 111"^, Ellis
(;harplot Joseph .Ir.. 1110 Dunont
CLARK GK(iUGEW..M5 Market
Collins Bentamin, 241 Stevenson
Council A iieasey, 516 Geary
Ciioney John J., 113 Fourth
Coulson Itobert, 708 Seventeenth
Day Jtiibert, 101 Minna
DeFerrari Ci. B., .'(07 Montgomery
Freeman Henrv, 242 Langton
Krincke Louis. 412 Francisco
Hartshorn <S McPhun, 112 Fourth
Hoever Charles, 10 Commercial, and
20s Sutler
Hovev F. A., 1.329 Bush
Koch William G., 104 O'FarreU
McShane A McNamnra, 6 Jonea
Meyer Joseph T., 2.53 Tehama
Rea Eninnuel K., 1131 Dupont
Spies v., 005 Powell
St Denis Jules, I,"«« l^tockton
Stemniler F., 19 Valencia
Trade Peter, 1431 Valencia
Wolf Frederick C, 1228 Stockton
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, "»"""» S?.l'c«.M«?i '""'^«"''
I MArnnKiniirU importer of and dkai.br in coal axd pig iron,
J. mAOUUNUUbn, 41 M»rket street, corner Spear.
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I UphoUtcrers)
lAmmenip G. A., 1220 Market
*CLARK GEORGE W., 645 Market
Cooney John J., 113 Fot;rth
*Edward6 Frank G. (inanufactorer)
KJO Clav
Hartshurn k McPhun, 112 Fourth
LOW'EKEK W. H..715 Market
Spnnton James, 1214 I'olk
St. Denis Jules, 1305 Stockton
«Walter D. N. i E. & Co., NW cor Bat-
tery and Market
I : WM. H. LOWEEEE,
; IMPORTER OF
PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES,
ETC., ETC.
7IS aiarhel, bet. 3d and itb,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Paper IKanafactarers.
Caltfornta Paper (Jo., office 10 ('al
Remlnpton A. I). & Co., 413 Sansome
TAYLOR S. 1'. & CO.. 416 Clay
PIONEER PAPEB HILL,
Tatloeville, Marin County, Cal.
S. P. Taylor & Co., Propr's.
Depot of the Pioneer and South Coast
Paper Mills. Manufacturers and Im-
porters of all kinds of Printing, Manil- .
Ja, Hardware and Straw Papers, Paper
Bags, Twine, Etc.
Paper Warelioaae, 416 Clay.
Paper Dealers.
ABMES A DALLAM (wrapping) 115-
117 Front
Blake, Bobbins A Co., 516 Sacramento,
and 519 Commercial
Bowie Wallace A., 120 Tvler
CampbeH W. H. (assorted) 402 Front
Frank <& Co., NE cor Sacramento and
Sansome
Leavitt S. B. & Co., 526 Sacramento
Platshek A Harris (wrapping) 312 Sac
Reichert & Co. (wrappinR) 9 Clay .j
Reminpton A. P. & Co.. 411 Sansonjlj"
Richardson W. G., 507 Montgomery
Seymour Samuel, 469 Tehama
6PENCE A. S. k CO., 5:^7 Market
TAYLOR S. P. * Co., 416 Clay
Unna Jacob (wrapping) 1.57 New Mont
Waizman Ma.x ( straw board and fan-
cy) 5.'59 Market
Zellerbacb Anthony, 413 Sansome
Paper Rnlera.
Althof k Bnhl!t, :fi9 Sansome
BANCROFT A. L. A CO., 721 Market
Bartllng & Kimball, 505 Clay
Bosqui Edward & Co., 523 (jlay
Buswell Alexander A C<i., 521 Clay
Cooke W. B. A Co., Tl'.i Market
HICKS D. & CO., 54:t Clay
Leory A. J., 4C4 Sansome
Mclntyre J. B., 423 Clav and 422 Com
Phillips J. S. A Co., .509 Clay
Bankln Charles E., 540 Ciay
Papyroi^raph.
White James T. A Co., 107 Mont
Pause Partont Sfanafaetur.
ers.
Burkardt Max, 545 Washington
Currier Amos, 103 Dnpont
Dampf L., NK cor Market and MoDt
Ruthrauff A. T., 709 Market
Snow & Co., 20 Post
Patent Aareneies.
Boone 4 Of born, 320 California
Dewey A Co., 202 Sansome
Marcuse Julius, 621 .""'anKome
Pardy CJeorge, 402 Montconiery
Shearer Georire T)., 757 Market
Smith C. W. M., U{7 Montgomery
Whaley, Bowley A Co., 105 Sac
Patent Articles.
SADLER A CO.. 605 Market
8PENCE A. S. A C( ».. 537 Market
Wlester A Co., 17 New Montgomery
Patent IWedloines.
(See also DnmgistH — Retail.)
Burrage Charles R. (root tea) 1645
Mission
CRANE & BRIGHAM. .520-522 Market
Curtis M. A. Mrs., 717 Treat .\v
Ertz A. <fc Co., 227 .•Second
Finlev R., 417 Bush
Floyd Thomas, 94« Blarket
Gates J. R. <fe Co., NW cor Sansome
and Commercial
Hlllman A Son, 151 .Shipley
Langtey & Michaels, NE cor Front
and Pine
Mlntle A. E., 11 Kearny
Redington <fc Co., 529 Market
Roth C. 105'..'. Fifth
SttlHeld C, 30" Kearny
Smith Denis A., 532,'^ Bush
Wentworth S. Mrs.. 39 Gteary
White Channing, 320 Sansome
Pattern Makers.
Anderfuren Bros., 114-116 Beale
Buswell W. F..223Mlsflon
Dunn John J., 143 Fremont
GARRATT W. T., 138 Fremont
Gaudron A., 811 Market
Howland R., 259 First
KALLENBERG THEODORE, 32 Fre-
mont
Leonard Cornelius, 13:J Beale
Risdon Iron and Locomotive Works,
SE cor Howard and Beale
Stelger & Bushman, 316 Mission
Pavenients.
(See also A.tphaltum Workers.)
Abbott Paving Works, 22 Montgomery
Burke F. H. 528 California
California Artificial Stone Paving Co.,
402 Montgomery
Hydro-CarboUzed Block Pavement Co.,
office 401 Montgomery, rear
Jones William (mosaic) 150 New Mont
Ransome Ernest L., 10 Bnsh
Whittier J. E.,5I9 Sacramento
Williams Henry F., 740 Fourth
Pawnbrokers.
(See Brokers— Bawn.)
Pens Eleetric.
Dakln E. A. (Edison's) 219 Sansome
Perforated Frictional Belts
McLean A. A., 605 Sacramento
Perfumery.
(See also JJruggisU, alio Fancy Ooocis,
etc.)
Franco-American Perfumery Co., 120
Sutter
FRANKENTHAL A C0.,'8W cor Bat-
tery and California
Garrissere Francois, 113 Dupont
Jones E. H. A Co., 5:J5 Market
SADLER A Ci »., 605 Market
Slaven Henry B., NE cor Powel!>Bnd
Market
SPENCE A. S. 4 CO., Xfi Market
Spitz Bertha Mine., 328 Kearnv
Tobln, Davi8.sou A Co., G-8 Sutter
Philosophical Instriunents.
Ewing Charles G., 120 Sutter
Hess C^harles, 519 Kearny
ROACH JOHN, SW cor Montgomery
and Sacramento
Sack JohnC, 18 Market
SCHMOLZ WILLIAM, 420 Mont
Photographic Uallerles.
Anderson Hugh, 506 Valencia
Bradley A Rulofson,429 Montgomery
Brown Thomas A., 606 Kearny
Busch H., 6.59 Clay
CYaig A Mo^ber, 22 Kearny
Cook J. J., 26 5Iontgomery
Dames A Hayes, 715 Market
Duhem C. A Co., 739 Market
Edouart A Cobb, 604 Kearny
Ehmann Charles E., 115 Fourth
Gibson James L., 811 Market
Houseworth Thomas A (Jo., 12 Mont
Hucks J. George, 914 Market
Jones, Rulofson A (;o., 838 Market
Karras * Bn.wn, 18 Third
Kell Edward, 34 Third
Kelly A Runnels, 31 Third
Klain Nathan M. (landscape) 921 Mc-
Allister
Luther H.,444'4 Third
MORSE GEORGE D., 417 Montgomery
Muybridge E. J. (landscape and ani-
mal) 417 Montgomery
Newth Eniest W., 620 Clay
Ormsby Elon D., 914 Market
Perkins A. J., :«7 Havei
Peters & Sewell, 25 Thild
Riegle Bros, (photo ci^ylng) 104 6t.
Ann's Building
Rleman A Tuttle, 26 Montgomery
Schoenc Hermann, NE cor Montgom-
ery Av and Filbert
Shew Williani, 523 Kearny
Showers Andrew, 402 Kearny
Silva Joseph T., 28 Third
Sumnierhays ^Villlanl, 612 Clay
TABER I. W. & CO., 8 Montgomery
Thors Louis, 1025 Larkin
Vandersweep J., 64 Third
Vaughan H. W. Mrs., 724!^ Market
Watkins Carlton E., 427 Montgomery
Wing <fe Allen, 342 Kearnv
WoUenstein v., 1144 Market
Photo§:raphic Retoachers.
Donovan Katie Miss, 7 Mason
Eastman Emily R. Mrs., 11 Kearny
Gaillard Victoria, 675 Mission
Jones N. W., 120 St. Ann's Building
Koch John, ;«9 Kearny
Rowley H. Mrs., 100 Montgomery
Tidball Scott, 1519 California
Universal Copying Co., 1436 Market
Photographic Stock.
Dall John H.. 61,'* Clay
Foss Oscar, 512 Washington
Lippi Brothers, 818 Market
Taylor John & Co., 118-120 Market, and
15-17 California
Photographic Views.
Burkardt Max, 545 Washington
Cook J. J., 26 Montgomery
Houseworth Thomas A Co., 12 Mont
Klaln N. M., !)21 McAllister
Muybridge Edward J., 417 Mont
Watkins Carlton E., 427 Montgomery
Phrenologists.
Noon A. H., 402 Kearny
Smith Barlow J., 633 California
Physicians.
Ahlbom W. D., 419 Laguna
Albertson J. A. (homceopathlc) 111
Powell
Alers Augustus, 10 Ellis
Allan P. McDonald, 10.30 Mission
Allen E. 0. H., 2331 Bush
American Samson, 1506 Howard
Anderson J. .A., 1109 Folsom
Amsberg H., ■.i32 Tenth
Aronstein Adolph, 29 Kearny
Aver Washington, 410 Kearny
Baldwin H. S.,612 t;iav
Baldwin S. C, 850 Market
Baldwin Starr. 513 Ellis
Ballou H. Knapp, 26'^ Kearny
Barbat John, 910 Pacific
Barger D. E., ft-JO Market
Barkan Adolph, 305 Kearny
Baron Id 6 G. M., 310 Kearnv
Barstow F. O., 13;!6 Sacramento
Barstow William, 42 U. S. Court Buld-
Ing
Basford J. K., 2133 Bush
Bates Cicero M., 224 Kearny
Baznn Ferdinand, 163:! Mission
Bchrens H. C. F.,22 Montgomery
Bellnge F. A. A., 1619 Polk
Bennett Thomas, G30 Ma'ket
Bennett William, 1015 Folsom
Berg Carl F., 618 ("alifornla
Berthler A. P., 715 Howard
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J, UUIlULnL'n 06 \j\J. Fine Wines and Liquors.
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Bertody Charles, 1005 Stockton
Bettencourt J. De S., 232 Sutter
Bldlack William W., 771 Mission
Bird Nelson J., 1061 Mission
Blach Charles, 514 Kearny
Blackmail William E.. 134 Ridley
Biake Charles E., 906 Market
Blake James W.^ 1911 Geary
Bluxome Joseph, 306 Stockton
Bolan M. J., 737 Market
Bonllha M. M., 231 Montgomery Av
Boone Henry W., City and County
Hospital
Borchers .T. C, 540 Washington
Botsfi.rU William, 8 Mason
Bowers J. Milton, 23 Kearny
Bowie Angnstus J., 729 Sutter
Bowie H. C 729 Sutter
Boyson J. Thomas. 112 Kearny
Bredull Reinhold, 16 Bowen's Block
Railroad Av, South S. F.
Briggs H. H., 9 Hubbard
Brigham Charles B., 703 Market
Britten William, 905 Market
Brnck Alexander, NE cor Powell and
Broadway
Brune August E., 22 Kearny
Bruner William H., 23 Post
Bruns William C, 820 Greenwich
Buckley Cornelius F., 413 Bush
Backnall George J., SW cor Sutter and
Dupont
Bunner U. A., 320 Ellis
Burgess Oscar 0., ;G9 Geary
Burleigh William E., SE cor Sixth and
Howard
Burrell Charles, 1322 Mission
Cachot M. A., 110 Stockton
Callaghan Daniel T., cor Tyler and De-
vlsadero
Callaghan John D., 852 Folsom
Callandrenu Julius, 1234 Stockton
Canney Fox E. J. (homeopathic) 632
Howard
Carman William, 410 Post
Castillo Rey, 1519'-o Dupont
Chapman Charles B., 803 Montgomery
Chase Albert, International Hotel
Chase Robert P., 121 Turk
Chesley Charles P., 754 Howard
Chlpman Marshall, 810 Mission
Chlsmore George, 920 Market
Clark E. A., 40^^ Geary
Clark Joseph Ti. (homeopathic) 32>^
(5eary
Clark L. N., Brooklvn Hotel
Clark Roval K., 914 Howard
Clarke J. J., lOfi Stockton
Cleveland (Tharles 1).,R04 Leavenworth
Close William, 156 Third
Cohn Daviil, 421 (I'FaiTell
Cole R. Beverly, 518 Sutter
Coleman James S., 520 Valencia
Colman N. B., 204 Sutter
Connelly John J„ 202 Sixth
Cook Fernando C., 716 Howard
Coryell John R., 315 Pine
Cowles Samuel, 2017 Mission
Cox Thomas H., E s Ml6slon,nr Twen-
ty-ninth
Crawford Charles D., 1415 Stockton
Czapkay L. J., 127 Montgomery
Davidson J. R., 217 I'ost
Davies William H., 718 Tyler
Davis George E. (homeopathic) 101
Dupont
DeDerkv F. F. (homeopathic) 17 Dupt
DeWltt Thomas B., NW cor Butte and
Kentucky
Deon Benjamin D.,33 Kearny
Dcniie C. T., 321 Ellis
Denlcke Frederick, 539 California
Dennis Francis H.,:105 Kearny
Dennis Samuel W., 33 Kearny
Depierrls H. A., 323 Montgomery Av
Devening Henrv C, 44 Third
Dnlu-rty Wlillniu K., 216 Kearny
Dcihrniann W-.iilani, 5;f5 Bryant
Donnelly K., 802 Howard
Dorn (JustavuB W., 5:i0 O'Farrell
Dorr Levi L., 118 Dupont
Douglass William A., 126 (VFarrell
Du I'y Ernest H. G. 507 Chestnut
Dupuv Eugene, 317 Stockton
Dwycr Joseph, 219 PaclBc
Eaton James, 314 Hayes
Eckel John N. (homeopathic) 324
Gearv
Ehrenberg T. A., 316 Sutler
Elchers John, 310 Montgomery At
Elllnwood (Charles N., 715 Clay
Elv W. A., Ill Powell
English John, 73 Shipley
Esten John (homeopathic) 101 Dupont
Euphrat Frederick, 8}4 Twelfth
Farnham Henry, 264 Slinna
Farnum C. E., 652 Mission
Farwell W. G., 413 Post
Favor KImbal, 14 Geary
Ferrer Julius, 18 Gearv
Ferris Anson S., 765 Market
Finigan Holmes, 622 Clay
Finnegan Peter, 807 Kearny
Fiske Henrv M., 652 Market
Fitch G. L., 14 Geary
Fltz2lbbon Gerald J.,St. Mary's Hos-
pital
Fletcher Charles A., 23 Kearny
Fletcher William, 23 Keamv
Flood Philip H., 18-20 St. Ann's Bldg
Floto John H. (homeopathic) 402Kear
Folsom Edward C, 904 Market
Foster N. P., 43 Second
Fotheringham (Jeorge, 502 Shotwell
Foye John W., Twenty-sixth Street
Hospital
Frank M., 905 Market
Franklin David, 317 Haves
Eraser E. J. (homeopathic) 221 Powell
Freeman G. M., 1019 Folsom
Freye B. C, 1228 Stockton
Funke H. Richard, ;526 Kearnv
Garwood William T., 225 Dupont
Gautier Leon P., 822 Pacific
Gelcich Vincent, 818 Ellis
Gentil Arthur, 706 Paettlc
Gerlach George, 1313 Tyler
Gerry S. Russell, 640 Washington
Gibbon J. F., 623 Kearny
Gibbons Henry, 26 Montgomery
Gibbons Henry Jr., 26 Montgomery
Gibson James, 924'/.; Harrison
Goertz Adolph, 418 Sutter
Goodale David, 1106 Kearnv
Goring Robert, 623 California
(5rand Jules, 101 Dupont
Grant Thomas B., 520 Noe
Green Thomas, 10 Third
Griffith E.lgnr M., SE cor Montgomery
Av and Union
Griswold Walcott N., 116 Eddy
Gross Georges, 319 Kearny
Grover William A., 869 Market
Guillemard Arthur J., 1216 Columbia
Haa« Julius, 305 Kearnv
Haggln Joseph B., 235 Kearny
Halne JosephL415 Sutter
Hale William F., 520 Kearny
Halev Charles S.. 128 Fourth
Haley John M., SW cor Turk and La-
guna
Hall Richard B., 1415 Stockton
Hall Samuel H., 517 Pine
Hall Thomas J., 1118 Howard
Hamelln Louis, 510 Broadway
Hammond William, 8.i7 Mission
Hammond William H., 765 Howard
Haniy Benjamin F.. 20 Twelfth
Harris Frederick W., cor Sixteenth
and Valencia
Hastings John, 1215 Sutter
Hayne Arthur P., NE cor Stockton and
(Chestnut
Ileal' James, Russ House
Hebersmth E., V. S. Api)ralser'8 Bldg
Helnimaim Michael, NE cor Jackson
an<l Montgomery
Henderson John, 120 Shotwell
llenilerson Matthew A., U Glen Park
Av
Hereford William S., 124 Geary
Hewston George, 224 Kearny
Heyermann J. A. F., SW cor Fourth
afid Brvant
Hill John H., Grand Hotel
Hiller D. Albert (homeopathic) The
Baldwin
Hiller Frederick (homeopathic) 112
Mason
Hiller Frederick Jr. (homeopathic) 23
Kearny
Hilton George F.,808W, Mission
Hilton George W. . 630 o' Fanell
Hilton William M^ SOS\, Mission
H'ncklev George E., 517 Folsom
Hinkle John M., 319 Bush
Hlr:>chfelder Joseph (1., 126 Kearny
Hoag Lvman B., 649 Howard
Hodgdon Waller H. A. 1063 Howard
Hoffsletter B., :C5 Gearv
Holbrook Charles B., VMt Market
Holbrook Charles E., '2s St. Ann's Bldg
Hi)llan<l Christopher, 316 Lombard
Hollanii Gustavus, 316 fviuiibanl
Holman Francis A., 200 Post
Holmes Stillman, lis Post
Homer Charles W.. 1001 Sutter
Hought C. H., 653 Market
Hubbard Horace H., 22 Geary
Humphrey P. H., 212 Kearny
Hunter G. Z., SE cor Market and Spear
Hunter James A„ 321 Sutter
Hurl but E. T. M. (homeopathic) 850
Market
Hutchins Chauncey B., 236 Tyler
Ingerson H. H., 323 Gearv
Jenks George H., 120 o'Fanell
Jewell J. G., 2012 Mission
Johnson Frederick D., 828 California
Johnson William H., Revere House
Jones William, 155 New Montgomery
Jordan Louis J., 211 GJeary
Joseph L. B., 509 Bush
Josselyn Benjamin F., 7 Stockton
Josselyn Joel S. 7 Stockton
Josselvn Jo.seph H.. 226 Sutter
KahnS. S.,215 Kearnv
Kane Francis B., 620 Market
Keane CSeorge B., 619 Green
Keenev J.W., 20 Montgomery
Kellv Edward, Noe, nr Twenty-flfth
Kenyon Curtis G., 664 Mission
Kerber Henry C, German Hospital
Kibbe Thomas R., 15 Taylor
Kleyer Ernest, German Hospital
Kunkler John E., 514 Kearny
LaBrie Godfroi, 1018 Miss.on
Lacy John, 649 Howard
Lane Levi C, 6.52 Mission
Le Roy Theodore , T29 Montgomery
Le Tourneux T. J.,St. Mary's Hospital
Ledyard William E. (homeopathic) 128
Second
Lee Richard H., 2.36 Sixteenth
Lehmkuhl Hugh, 509 Kearny
Levlngston Marc, 208 Kearny
Lewltt William, 16 Turk
Lewltt William B., 15 Sixth
Lorvea A. M., 11 Dupont
Lubelsky Lebo, 120,'^ Turk
Luppo J., 205 Montgomery Av
Lvford L. Dexter, 405 Kearny
MocNevin P., 2010 Mission
MacRae Alexander, 222 Post
Macbeth Robert S. , 402 Kearny
Maccarv Joseph, 1009 Stockton
Mackintosh Robert, 1013 Mission
Madill David, 815 Mission
Malech Giistave H., 101 Oak
Malech Herman F. Jr., 101 Oak
Mandevllle F. D. S., 26'^ Kearny
Manning Georg", 675 Mission
Marks Joshua E., 615 Stockton
Marshall B. F., 907 i'ost
Martinoche Narclsse J., 5^^ Kearny
Martlneaut Eugene, 109 Dupont
Mason Joseph H.. 100'<; Third
Mathewson Thomas, 619 Kearny
Matthews John M., 909 Twenty-third
Maxwell Richard T., i:« Kearny
Mavs Willluni H., 518 Sutter
McAllister William F.,502 Battery
MeBride J. H.. 124 Tyler
McCarthy T., 517 Pine
McElrov .lames Q., 822 Howard
McGork Thomas, SW cor Sutter and
Hyde
McGovern Charles C, 9 Geary
McGuIre Lucius-, NW cor Third and
Howard
McGulre L. L., 722 Montgomery
McKee J. A. 22 Post
Mel aughlln Moses A., 726'*; Howard
McLav George B.,24;fO Mission
McLeon Robert A.. 603 Merchant
McMillan Dugald,24.5 Eighth
McMillan Robert, 722 Washington
McNulty James M., US Dupont
McNiitt William F., 121 Montgomery
Mcl'ljerson George E., S s Twenty-
fourth, bet Valencia and Bartlett
MclJuesten Charles A., 121 Mont
Mead J>ank W., V. S. Marine Hospi-
tal, ortice (I. S. Appraiser's Bldg
Meares John L., 124 Geary
Mervy Alphonse, SK cor Montgomery
Av and Green
Miller C. M., 523 Kearny
MillerJohn A.,N W corValenclaand Hill
Miller W. 1)..214 Kearnv
Minor John F., 767 Howard
MIntle A. E., 11 Kearny
MIntzer Pierre B., 710 Bush
Mollere J. W., 511 Mason
Montealegre Jos*! M., 1114 Bush
Mookler J. P., 17 Dupont
.Moore Charles W., 652 Market
Moore D. C, 8 Ellis
Morrison W. F.,634 Eddy
MULLER'S OPTOMETER, X&ir;-.
Instrument for Testing
Vision, 135 Montgomery.
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N. 'E. cor. ItUsslon and Sp<>ar Sta. Choice Sngar Pine.
Cedar, Shelving, Steppin|{', Redwood «Sf Oregon Liunibw.-.
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Morse J. F., 1825 Eddy
Morton H. A., 987 Harrison
Mouser Benjamin T., 200 Po.-^t
Mouter Silas M., 200 Post
Murphy James, 659 ( 'lay
Miirphv JameK Jr., l(>i:{ Van Ness Av
Murphy Kobert W., 1601 Gough
Murray K. John, 12.'M Dupont
Newell William A., fi-tO Howard
Newman SaniueJ, 10 Third
Nlfhell Charles F., TOfi Post
Nichols Heurv L., 'I'M) Kearny
NlKhtlneale John W., !KH> Market
Noon AdiilphUF H.. 402 Kearny
Nomoid C. F., 7H Turk
Nuttall Robert K., 1002 Taylor
O'Donuell Charles C, 825 Kearny
O'Xell Alexander A., 652 Washington
O'Nell John, 752 Folsoni
O'Toolc Michael 0., U St. Ann's Bldg
Ord James L., 606 Montgomery
Orr Samuel L., 18 St. Ann's Building
Page William M., 628 Sutter
Palacios Luis G., 801 Powell
Palmer George H. (homeopathic)" 424
Post
PaDKburn Stanley D., 924 Folsom
Pardee E. H., C21 Clay
Parson Kdwnrd, 103 Montgomery
Paufih William J., 621 Clay
Pawlicki Ladlslnus, 700 Sutter
Peabodv Wlliinni F., 200 Ellis
Pease G. M., 125 Turk
Perrault Julian, 41.S Kearny
Perrln Reuben J. , 226 Sutter
Perrv Alfred W., 104 Stockton
Phclan GreRory J., 50S Third
Pierce Charles L., 108'i; Powell
Pinchiird .lean B., 704'<; Mission
Pinching Richard L., 1502 Pine
Pissi! Joseph E., 825 Mission
Plummer Kichaid H., 652 Mission
Pond Henrv M.. iMO Capp
Powers (ieorpe H., 215 Geary
Prosek Joseph, 6 (t'Farrell
Pnivost E., French Hospital, S B Bry
ant, bet Fifth and Sixth
Quinlan W. J., 623 Kearny
Quinlin Albert G., 874 Mission
Bappin Gabriel F., 515 Montgomery Av
Rattrav Alexander, 606 Sutter
■Regensburgcr Alfred E., 027 O'Farrell
Regensburger Jacob, 112 Powell
Reich George A. D., 118 Post
Reynolds George E., 40'i Geary
Rich Dorastus W., 28 Pnpont
Rich T). W. .fr., 28 Dupont
Rlchter C. Max, 126 Kearny
Rieh) F., 528 Pacific >
Rlvas Isaac. l.TJl Powell
Robertson E. B., 28 St. Ann's Bldg
Rockmau Morris, 723 Ellis
Rodgers Lee (>., 128 Fourth
Roeder J. A. C, 1838 O'Farrell
Rogers Henry I)., 308 Sutter
Rosenstirn Julius, 312 Stockton
Rottanzi Antonio, SK cor Third and
Folsom
Eowell Charles, 426 Kearny
Ruebar J. G. R., 64!) Broadway
Rugg Samuel P., 302 Stockton
Salfleld C. 34 Kearny
Samuels W. R. G., 719 Market
Sandoval Andres, .SAV cor California
and Jlontgomery
Sawtelle C. M.. 4 Thnrlow Block
Sawyer Albert F., :«r2 Stockton
Schmidt Edward 0.,745 Market
Scott Arthur W., 1020 Clay
Scott Edward B., 225 Second
Scott John, 816 Sutter
Scott John G., 37'i Sixth
Seeley Charles H., 22.30 Mission
Sbarkev James M., 634 Washington
Shorb J. Campbell, 407 Post
Silver Joseph S., 423 Second
Simpson James, 2.34 Post
Sims H. L., 703 Jlarket
Smllie E. R., 649 Washington
Smith Barlow J. fhyglenic) 633 Cal
Smltli E. I>., 223 Kearny
Smith Henrv J., 118 O'Farrell
Smith Motr, (llO Lombard
Sobey Arthur L.. 20-17 Mission
Soule Alphonse, 638 Green
Soule A. G., 325 Larkin
Spalding Volney, 1222 Pine
Speer Hugh J., 11 Kearny
Spillane .John P., 128 Fourth
Spinney A. B., 11 Kearny
Sprague Rufus W., ."{4 Kearny
St. Paul Ambri.ise, 8.50 Market
Stallard Joshua H., 37 Post
Steele Charles H., 22.10 Jllsslon
Stelnhart Philip, 11 Kearny
Stillnian J. 1). B., '.m O'Farrell
Stivers Charles A., 908 Clay
Stout Arthur B., 808 Jlontgomery
Strong C. G., 21 Third
Sturman Benjamin. 108 Stockton
Sullivan James F., 15 St. Ann's Bldg
Simnol Jean, 210 Jlontgomery Av
Sw an Benjumin !{., 310 Stockton
Szarvash S. T., NE cor Powell and FU-
bert
Taylor E. C, Eleventh At, nrN, South
S. F.
Taylor William (>., 212 San Jos€ Av
Tewksburv M. R., 719 Market
Thayer (). V., 1.36 Post
Thiese .Vndrew A. (homeopathic) 322
Sutter ■
Thomsen Nicholas (homeopathic) 17
Third
Tlbblts St«phen M., 931 Howard
Tierney Edward Py 415 Broadway
Titus Isaac S., 'H Kearny
Toland Charles G., 7 Montgomery Av
Tonner John A., 317 Mason
Trenkle Eniil, 318 Kearny
Tucker .Toseph E., 14 Geary
Valencia Domingo, 1609 Powell
Vaipev John W., 2631 Mission
Van Vlack G. J., 14 St. Aim's Building
Van Zandt John W., 806 Leavenworth
Van Zaiidt John W. Jr., 806 Leav
Vaslit Frank 8.^515 Kearny
Velclch v., 818 Ellis
VIgoureux .VugustuR W., 234 Sixth
Voight William C, 638 Green
Von Gardauow'sky Emil, 103 Post
Von Hofmann Charles, 209 Geary
Von Loewcnhor.st A. L., 217 Third
Wagner John, 2016 Mission
Wanzer L. Jl. F., i:» (Jeary
Warburton Jumes P., 309 Eddy
Webb James P., 937 Howard
Weeks Freeman L., 514 Kearny
Wefelsbuig A. B., 868 Mission
Weiss E. M., 2116 Mission
Weldon W. E., cor Twenty-second and
Folsom
Wells Erastus W., 1102 Taylor
Werder Max (homoeopathic) 36 Geary
Wheat Richard W., Seventeenth Av,
bet K and L, South S. P.
Wheeler Cortes H., 843 Mission
Whitmore P. W., 628 Webster
Whitney James I)., 204 Sutter
Whitney James P., 204 .Sutter
Whitwell William S. Jr., 703 Market
M'ilder A. M., 215 Geary
1 Wllhelm August, 29 Kearny
Wlllard Emorv L., 320 Pine
I Wlllev John M., 949 Mission
I Williams R. E., 123 Stockton
Wiilson Job D., 2.306 California
WiUon Matthew T., 1043 Jltsslon
Wilson William, 615 Kearny
Windele Edwin, NW cor Valencia and
Twenty-third
Wing Francis B. H., 2235 Mission
Wlss Gustave, 1800 Dupont
Wolfl M. A. A., 233 Montgomery Av
Woostcr David, 746 Mission
Worshani Ludson, 413 Bush
Worth Sldnev (h(mieopathic)426 Sutter
Wozencraft O. BI., 43 South Park
Wright William H., 850 Market
Wythe .loseph H. 39 Sutter
Wyflie William T.. 39 Sutter
Younger Edward A., 224 Stockton
Younger AViillam J., 224 Stockton
Zeabe Jo.seph. 100J<; Stockton
Zelle F., 524 Pacific
PhyMicIanM-Botanlc.
Cowan Robert H., 230 Kearny
PhyHicla n«— Klectro-lHaff-
netl«.
Eichers John, 310 Montgomery Av
Fish L. W. Mrs., 14 Turk
Hayes Henry S., 51 Third
Hendee [ipham Mrs., 207 Kearny
Horn .lorome, .302 Post
McLennan .John D., 220 Stockton
Minturn E. Mrs., .329(J'FarreU
Scott E., 209 I'owell
Scott F. J., 209 Powell
Scott Sophia, 2 '9 Powell
Strassman Max, 515'^> Bush
Wakcling L. T. Mrs., 1126 Market
PhyiticianB— Female.
Alexander T. Mrs., 709>i McAllister
Antonio Clara, 108 Geary
Attwood Alice, 8:54 Folsom
Ballard Laura A. Mrs. (homeopathic)
205 Powell
Bowers S. E. Mrs., 919 Sacramento
Brown-Blako Charlotte Mrs., 4:t5 Geary
Cook C. A. Jlrs. (eclectic) 224 Post
Corbett Elizabeth J. Jtrs., 200 Stock
Curran Marv K., 920 Market
Duniap Annie W., 214'<. Sixth
Eggers Fred. Jlrs., 1807 Steiner
Flint Edgar Jlrs., 317 Ma.son
Follansbee E. A. Miss, 432 Sutter
Formes Laura R., 222 Turk
Funke Emily Jlrs., 326 Kearny
Giiaux Adelaide, 1231 Stockton
Hagenow L. Mrs., 1221 Jllsslou
Hottlnan A. M. Mrs., 1422 Folsom
Howard R. A. Jlrs., 3.34 O'Farrell
Klipstein M. Jlrs., EsClay, bet Oc-
tavia and Laguna
Moody M. W. Mrs., 1825 Jessie
Moore E. D. Mrs., 8 Ellis
Morgan Laura, 708 Sutter
Myers Mary A. Mrs., 187 Jessie
Nichols Stiphrouia Mrs. (homeopathic)
23 Powell
Otis Lizzie Mrs., 1104 Market
Puetz Alice, 864 Folsom
Regal C. O. Mrs., 776 Howard
Roberts H. Mrs., 1621 '^ Powell
Sanders Henrv S. Mrs., 2510 Folsom
Sawtelle M. P. Mrs., 4 Thnrlow Block
Schreppel Annie Jlrs., 338 Third
Sellon-French Mrs., 5.56 Minna
Sparks Agnes Jlre., 217 Geary
Von Tiedemann T. Mrs., 421 Sixth
Wanzer L. M. F., 130 Gearv
White S. C. Mrs., 2217 Larkin
Wltherby L. Mrs., 1908 Market
Phyaioians— IVater Cure.
Smith Barlow J., 033 California
Piano Forte Importers.
Antlsell T. M. & Co., 865 JIarket
Arnold N. S. & Co., 310 Cahfomia '
Badger W. G., 13 Sansome
BANCROFT A. L. & CO., 721 Market
Benham Azel Jl., 647 Market
CurtazB., 20 O'Farrell
Eaton Charles S., 647 Market
Goodnough A. M., 2:}-25 Fifth
GRAY JIATTHIAS, 117 Post
Hammer L. K.,2.3 Dupont
Hemme & Long, 31 Dupont
Kohler & Chase, 137 Post
O'Connor J. B. & Co., 103 Sixth
Pierce W. S., .30 New Montgomery
Relnking Ernst, 117 Post
Rudolf G. & Co., 107 Stockton
Schraubstadter William, 410 Kearny
Sharp William T.,825 Market
Sherman, Hyde & Co., 139 Kearny
Simon H. A., 647 JIarket
Smith James S., 200 Post
Spencer F. W. k Co., 23 Fifth
Woodworth, Schell & Co., 12 Post
Piano Forte Makem.
Antlsell T. M. & Co., 86.5 JIarket
Balch Horace JI., 843 Mission
Hall C. R., 12 Tyler
Hemme A Long, 31 Dupont
Rudolf G. & Co., 107 Stockton
Stathara <fe Cone, 261 First, office 23
Dupont
Toaspern William, 647 Market
Zech Jacob. 211 Ninth
Pioh MlannfacturerM.
Wright John, 18 Fremont
Pic-kles— Mannraetarer*.
Capler Louis, 2422 Bryant
Code, Elfelt & Co., 314 Washington
Cutting Packing C!o., 17-41 Jlaln
Fisher Abby Jlrs <fe Co., 207 Second
FISHER J. H., 509 Commercial
Frank I'hillp, 15!M;^ Bush
KING OF WILLfAM C. JAMBS &
CO., NW cor Broadway and San-
some
Lohrmann J. & Co., 46 Clay
Muir Barclay, 1122 Mission
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Pac. Coast Packing Co., 805 Sansome
Preble & Co., 218 Davis
Schmidt & Fretz, 119 Commercial
Wangenheim Sol. & Co., 118 Davis
AVolters <t Co., 69 California Market
"WnlffPet«r,4iJ Davis
C. JAMES KING OF WM,& CO.
N. W. Corner Broadway and Sansome
White Labor OBTIiY Employed.
Picture and liookiugr-g^lass
Frame 3Iannfactarers.
Baker A. & A., 742 Mission
Bnrkarrtt Max, 545 Washington
Cohen Hermian, 19 Dupont
Currier Amos, 103 Dupont
D'Elom Ale.xander, 56.1 Stevenson
Dampf Louis, NE cor Market and
Montgomery
Davis Brothers, 419 Kearny, and 718
I Market
i Drady David, 226 Fourth
I GnmpS. & G., 581 Market
I Uau.smann Bros., 217 Pine
' Kollmver W. A., 312 Post
' Leon A Nipro, 6;J9 California
i Lewis S., 6C8 Mission
■ Lippi Bros., 818 Market
! McCorniick Charles Mrs., 640 Howard
McEachran & Itowe, Vf2 Main
McQiiillnn B., 215 Fourth
; Morris & Kennedy, 19 Poft
: Munter Joseph, 1047 Folsom
Nile JI. D., SK cor Chestnut and Mont-
gomery Av
Nye Albert G., 1033 Market
Parkinson .J. C, :«4 Fifth
Phillips G. M., SW cor .Sixth and Na-
toma
Raphael Hyman, 934 Folsom
Ro.seTibaum Fr. 11. & Co., .567 Market
Sanborn, Vail & Co.. 871 Market
.Schwab <fe Breesp, 624 Market
Shaddock Thomas, 119 Sl.xth
Snow & Co., 20 Post
Picture jHat 9lanuractarer».
Kuthrauff A. T., 769 Market
PictnreH and EntrraTlngrs.
Baker A. * A., 742 Mission
BAXCKOFT A. L. & CO., 721 Market
Burkanll Max, .545 Washington
ChildsA. .1., 638 Market
Cohen Herrman, 19 Dupont
Currier Amos, 103 Dupont
Flood Bllchael, H3I Market
Gumi) S. & <;., 581 :\larket
Herzog Julius, 1514 Polk
Lippi Brothers, 818 Market
LI NDYT., 7-9 Third
McCormick Charles Mrs., 64014 How
McQuillan B., 215 Fourth
Morris A Kennedy, 19 Post
Munter Joseph, 1047 Folsom
Nye Albert G., 10.33 Market
Sanborn, Vail & Co., 871 Market
Schwab A Breese, 624 Market
Shaddock Thomas, 119 Sixth
Snow &Co.,20 I'ost
Vlckery W. K., 126 Kearny
Pile Drivers.
{See also BrUlge Builders, alto Wharf
Builders.)
Boobar E. C, 14 Howard
Martin W. II. & Co., 7 Spear
McCann Rol^rt W., 718 Kearny
Richardson W. L., 14 Howard
San Francisco Bridge Co. , 14 Leav
Sheldou John P.. 1,'^ Mission
Swett Frederick P., 1208 Clay
Pillow ManuractarerH.
(See also Beds and Bedding.)
McCabe Owen, !)21 STarket
WESTALL JOSEi'II, 761 Mission
Pinole.
Aztec Pinole Co., 218 Sacramento
Pipe— Drain, Ga*. Ilydran-
lic, .Sewer, Water.
(/See respective heads.)
Pipe— Sewer.
CLARK N., 1017 Market
GLADDING, McBEAN & CO., 1310
Market
Knight John H., 1316 Market
Pipes —Sniolclng.
{See also Merschaum Upes.)
Eisfelder W., 202 Sansome
Feigenbaum & Co., 120 Sansome
Frank & Co.. XEcor Sac and Sansome
FRANKENTHAL & CO., SW cor
Battery and California
Gavin John, 1318 Jackson
Loomis George, 706-716 Keamv
Schumann Louis (manufacturer) »41
Kearny
Son Brothers, 302 California
Wagner Charles (manuf.) 1622 Laguna
Well & Woodleaf, 113 Battery
Planing Knives Sfauufae-
turer!4.
Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co., 17 Fre-
mont
Plaitine Slachines.
SPENCE A. S. & CO., 537 Market
Plaitins Slanufaeturers.
Aaron Mary Mrs., 915 Stockton
Hagerty John, 9 Gearv
Tregellas Susan, 838 Market
Planing Slills.
California, Prescott <fe Sanborn, NW
cor Howard and Spear
Centennial Planing, W. B. Bradburv,
556-572 Brannan
Central, C. F. Mohrig, N s Berry, bet
Fourth and Fifth
ENTERPRISE .SAM7NG AND
PLANING, D. A. Macdonald &
Co., 217 Spear and 218 Steuart
E.xcelsior, W. A. Meeker, 657 Bryant
Fulda Bros. A Co., 30-40 Spear
Hardenbur^h Isaac, i;i4 Main
Kemp J. A Co., 109 Mission
Mechanics', Wells, Russell A Co., SW
cor Mis.-ion and Fremont
South Park, F.Korbel & Brothers, SW
cor Fifth and Brvant, office 306
Batterv
SOUTH POINT, A. M. Jewell A Co.,
N s Berr.v, bet Third and Fourth
Spear St., y. W. Glade, 30 Spear
Thelsen John J., Valencia, nr Twentv-
eighth
Walsh 3Iichael, N s Twenty-second,
bet Valencia and Guerrero
Washburn A., Berry, bet Fourth and
Fifth
Wetherbee George M.. SW cor Bryant
and Fifth
Planter.
Blochman A Cerf, 24 California
Coleman William T. A Co., SW cor Cal-
ifornia and Front
Davis A Cowell, 211 Drumm
Holmes H. T. A Co., 215 Market
Lucas A Co. (nianul's) 215 Main
Planter Decoration* ::ilanu-
factnrerM.
Flood John. 269 .Stevenson
Kellett .Samuel, 763 Market
Kretshmer W., 16 Tvler
Zeller Hermann, 1043 Market
Plaster Iniasre ^takers.
Clery Thomas P., 16"., Rausch
Mencarlnl D., 12'^ Fourth
Plaster .Hills.
Lucas A Co., 215 Main
Plasterers.
Beck H. S^ 208 Sutter
Boiger A Davis, 44 Fourth
Brace Brolliers, ;i2S Sixteenth
Carter ('. n.,:r28 Pine
Cottle John E., 1331 California
Danlelson Peter, fi;»7 ( California
Davis J. N., 1214 Lacuna
Garfield J. Q., 807 Market
Jennings F. A., 23 Fifth
.Juniper George S., 134 Post
Kediao Patrick, 608'^. Nineteenth
Kellett Samuel, 763 Market
Kirch Charles, W s Minna, bet Ash-
bury and Clavton
Kranss F. H., 227 Post
McLeod James, 328 Pine
Patchel E., 124 Fourth
Ponhun Henrv, lo Salmon
Wetzler & Nelson, 2 Tyler
Plated Jewelry.
SADLER & CO., 605 Market, under
Grand Hotel
IMPORTERS AM) JOBBERS
Cheap Plated Jewelry-
street Jewelry a Specialty.
605 Market St., Under Grand Hotel.
Plated Ware.
Ackerman Bros., 123 Kearny
Braverman A Levy, 119 Montgomery
Cerf Julius <fe (.'o.j 517 JIarket
Davis Bros., 419 Kearny and 718 Market
DENNISTON E. G.,653 Mission
Hasey A Lancaster, 32 Kearnv
Hubbard J. B., Sons A Co., 120 Front
Koehler & Ritter, 26 Post
KROGER A CO., 13 Trlnty
Lawton n. A Co., 611 Market
Levlson Bros., 134 Sutter
LUNDY T., 7-9 Third
Middieton Plate Co. (Middleton, Conn.)
120 Sutter
Nast, Greenzweig A Co., 533 Market
Nathan B. A Co., 126 Sutter
PHELPS A MILLER, 120 Sutter
Potter F. A., 108 Third
RANDOLPH A Co., 101 Montgomery
SHREVE GEORGE C. ACM., 110 Mont
SPENCE A. S. A CO., .537 Market
STRAIS, KOHNSTAMM ACO., NE
cor Batterv and Pine
TItcomb A. C. A Co., 24 Post
Vandersiice W. K. A Co., 136 Sntter
Zacharias A Green, 126 Kearny
Plumbers and Oaa Fitters.
ALLEN WILLIA3I R. <t CO., 761
Market
Bailey Samuel C, 1704 Fillmore
Bertram Thomas, 1017 Folsom
Berwick William, 11.33 Clay
Blackman Morris J., 225 Haves
Bohn John, 112 Seventh
Boyd E. T.,S40Clav
Brady A Co., 423 I'Ine
Buchholtz Henry, 222 Sl.xth
Bums Owen, W s Market, bet Polk
and Larkin
Bush David, 22 Post
Colvin James .A., 50fi Commercial
Cook Edward E., 1210^, Powell
Dally John T., 1038 FoTsom
Daniel William L., 2,34 Post
David A Lvnch, 1018 Stockton
DAY THOMAS, l'.'2-124 Sutter
Dohcrty John, SW cor Kearnv and
Pine
Dowdall Joseph F., 543 Haves
Downes A Deerv, 41 Second
Duncan John M., 1136 Mission
Eccles John S., 2525 Mission
Eider A Dobble, 606 Clav
Enrlght W illlain A Co., .39 Sutter
Epps George, 117 Washington
Firniln John L. K., 224 O'Farrell
Fltzhenry <f- Lawton, 'arZ Hayes
Ford Thomas J., 10O7 Post
Forsyth William C, 1077 Market
Freeman & Wrin, :fM Third
Fritz A Kean, 130 Genrv
Gallagher Charles J., 419 Grove
Goger CliarlcK, 202 Dupont
Gourdon .Vnnand, 404' . Geary
Greenhaigh John 11., 6'Broadwav
(Jreiilnger Daniel,. 'i42 Fourth
Grimm Adolpli, 2:J0 Montgomery Av
Healy Timothv J., .■>:« Bash
Hildenbrand Conrad, 181 Sixteenth
Hohro William D., 727 Washington
Hofi'mann ift Ernst, 1214 Stockton
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Horlften M. J. & Bro., 1612 Leav
nufschmldt & IJro., 637 Clay
Kcarnv Patrick W., 114!» Misgion
KeatlriK & May, 2205 Mission
Kec)<an .Tames, 844 Wnshington
King well James \V., .t02 Ellis
Lane William K., 505 Kearny
Lasswell Charles H., :« Sixth
Lasswell M. D., 2-H) Jlinna
Lenipke .Julius, S06 Mission
Levake & Grubb, NW cor Second and
Stevenson
Levy IJrotUers, 4.39 Bush
Lindheinier Morris, 225 Dupont
Lowrle .John, 225 Tyler
Mahoney .Tames, 1202 Larkin
Manninir Thomas M.,47 Third
Manning William, 777 MlBSlon
Marcy Brothers, 516 Bush
Mayer Joseph, 47 Third
McCann Nicholas, 716 LaKuna
McCarthy Charles 1'., 1217 Fillmore
Mclntvre William, 246 Sutter
McKewen P. A T. A., 2 Turk
McLean John, 6 Broadway
McMALLY & HAWKINS, 607 Market
McSwejtan Brothers, 712 Larkin, and
NE cor Gcarv and Leavenworth
Mills Andrew, Kailroad Av, bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth Avs, South
.s. F.
Milne George, 11!) Dupont
Mocker & Newmark, 327 Turk
Monaglian & Flyun, 1506 California
Morrow George G., 1904 Fillmore
Mower A. II., 334 Sixteenth
Wiiller Georiie, 125 Post
Mund & Wadinan, 9 Taylor
Murtha William o., 1417 Buchanan
O'Brien Daniel, 2 Sixth
O'Brien Michael, 4;C Geary
O'CXinnor Michael P., 905 Larkin
O'Dea John A., 210 Twenty-fourth
O'Donnell & Chaloner, 641 Sutter
Paris Victor, 140S Dupont
Paul Philo 1)., i;«l Mission
Petersen & Meyers, 1650 Polk
Phillips & GlfBn, .3006 Mission
Plagemann John C, 201 Powell
Platz Edward, 1818 Devlsadero
Platz Joseph, 228 Post
Powers Patrick J., 1710 Sutter
Prior James K., 1128 Market
Koggio John, 440 Hroadwoy
Ross Thomas, 216 Bush
Ituddock James \\ ., 829 Sutter
Itustemeyer Wllllani J., 2325 Mission
Shepard Brothers, 701 Mission J^
Sherman David, 807 Valencia JT
.Snook G. <fe W.,6:«) Sacramento
Sutherland & Gray, 2'M) Sutter
Sweeney & Vance, 623 California
Thomas William il., SE cor Twen-
ty-seventh and (Jhnrch
Tripp George A. & Co., 226 Fremont
Walmsley William W., 923 Market
Warren Henry, 847 Valencia
Waters Charles, 30 O'Farrell
"Wempe H. L., SW cor Valencia and
Hill
■Williamson Brothers, 632 Bush
Wilson Edward V., 603 Larkin
Wilson James 8., 408 Hayes
Wilson Wlillara F., 25 Stockton
Woltr Marcus, 260 First
Wood Charles, l:t8 Seventh
Wyne John T., 2104 Fillmore
RICHARDS & SNOW,40G-408 Market
Kovlance J., 45 Fremont
Savage & Son, i:i5 Fremont
Selbv Thomas U. & Co., 110 California
Tay George H. <fc Co., 614-^318 Battery,
and SW cor California and Davis
WM. R. ALIiEX & CO.
Iron Pipe,
PLUMBEES' GOODS
BRASS COCKS,
Copper Boilers, Bath Tubs, Etc.
761 MARKET.
THOMAS DAY,
PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER
122 AND 124 Sutter,
Buildings fitted up with Gas and Water
Pipes, etc. Plumbers' Basins, etc.
Copper Boilers, Bath Tubs, etc.
Plnmberit'' 9Interiala.
ALLEN W. R.A CO., 761 Market
Arnold N. S. <ft Co., 310 California
Bush David, 22 J'ost
DAY THOMAS, 122-124 Sutter
DUNHAM. CARRIGAN <fe CO., 107
Front
Garlick James 0., 10 Bush
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, lH-113
California
McNALLY & HAWKINS, 607 Market
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., U0-1I8
Batterv
Prior J. K., 1128 Market
McNALLY & HAWKINS,
Plumbers and Gas Titters,
Buildings fitted up with Water, Gas
and Steam Pipes, Boilers, Bathtubs,
Etc., Etc.
607 MARKET ST.
Grand Hotel.
RICHARDS & SNOW,
Successors to Barker &, Snow,
Plu.mbers' and Gas Fitters'
Stock and Tools,
Copper Boilers, Bath Tubs, Etc.
406 and 408 MARKET.
Polish.
Poland Charles C. (saponica) NW cor
Kearny and Washington
Ray W. S. & Co. (stove) 12-14 Market
Redington & Co., 529 Market
Yates & Co. (sapoiio) 113 Front
Pork Packers.
(See Provision I'ackem.)
Potteries.
Channel Pottery and Drain Pipe
Works, E. T. Menomy, 4.36 Mont
CLARK N. (agent Pacific and Sacra-
mento Potteries, Sacramento)
1047-1049 Market
GLADDING, McBEAN & CO., 1310-
1312 Market
Knight John H. (agent San Jos6 Pot-
terv) 131C Market
OWENS JOHN B. (agent Michigan
Bar Pottery) 22 California
Ray W. S. & Co. (agent Albion Pot-
tery, Antloch) 12-14 Market
STEVENS WILLIAM E. (agent Cal-
ifornia Pottery) NE cor Market and
Larkin, office 316 Montgomery
Poultry and Came.
Ambrose & Horan, 78-79 Centre Mar-
ket
Arnett A Starkey, E s San Bruno Road,
nr Twenty -ninth
Auradou & Co., 515 Merchant
Boisson & Plchon, 15 S. F. Market
Boutelller L., 1401 Larkin
Brincatt & De Manuel, 4 Clay St. Mar-
ket
Burbank Albert E.,43 California Mar-
ket
Burr B. & Co., 34 Mission Market
Cardinet E. H., 85 Collfornia Market
Clark George H., 430 Third
Clauss J. & Co., 39-40 Grand Western
Morket
Connolly Thomos, 11 S. F. Market
Cook John U., 541 Merchant
Cox Charles, 81-82 California Market
Curtis John & Son, 2:52 Fifth
Deloche Jean B., 2 S. F. Market
Dutfev Bros., 17 Bav City Market
Elchotf & Oraber, ,82 Centre Market
Gallagher I'atrlck, 40 Grand Central
Market
Garvev Patrick, 23 S. F. Market
Goss 31. & Co., 510 Sansome
Harris F.W., 32 Grand Central Market
Hart <fe Goodman, 76 California Mar-
ket
Hlxson H. B. &Co., 48-49 Washington
Market
Hlxson Henry B., 19 Bay City Market
Lemoinc, Gambert & Co., 15 S. F.
Market
Lew H., 22 Centre Market
Mayer Cfharles, 24 New Metropolitan
Market
McDonnell P., 10 Grand Central Mar-
ket
McGiiIre <t Diamond, 63 Centre Mar-
ket
Miller Bernard, 80 Centre Market
MInIo Bros., 422 Clay
Moss Joseph, 10 Hayes Valley Market
Mowrv Richard D., 104 California Mar-
ket
Murphy P., 74 Centre Market
Nutting W'alter P., 7 Grand Western
Market
O'Reillv James, 341 Fourth
Pace Joseph & Co., 11 Clay Street
Central Market
Sanders A., 81 Centre Market
Spotorno John B., 47 California Market
Strasscr Abraham, 58 Grond Central
Market
Ungarettl & Franceschlnl, SW cor
Gearv and William
Wehser H., 23 S. F. Market
Woods F. N. & Co., 67 Calif ornlo Mar-
ket
Poultry— Fancy.
Ambrose & Iloran, 79 Centre Market
Burbank Albert E., 43 California Mar-
ket
McGuire ■& Diamond, 63-64 Centre
Market
Povrder Manufactnrers and
Ag:ent«.
Atlantic Giant Powder Co. (NcwYork)
10 California
California Powder Works, 230 Cal
CalifornlaVigoritCo.,203Bush,rooml0
DUPONT POWDER CO., John Skln-
ker agent, 115 Pine
GIANT POWDER CO., Bandmann,
Nielsen & Co. agents, 210 Front
Hardy Powder Co., 419 California
Hazard Powder Co.. Thomas H. Selby
& Co. agents, 116 California
Hercules Powder Works, 2:iO Cal
JUD.SON P(jWDERCo., Bandmann,
Nielsen & Co. agents, 210 Front
Shalnwald R. L. (Vulcan Blasting) 123
California
Warren R. W. & Co. (Warren's Original
Vulcan) 24 Merchants' Exchange
BANDMANN, NIELSEN & CO.
Commercial agents of the
Giant Powder Company
Office 210 Front.
Preserved Fruits.
Code, Elfelt & Co., 314 Washington
Cutting Packing Co., 17-41 Main
Fisher Abbv Mrs & Co., 207 Second
Qoetleu N., 1032 McAllister
Hepburn Ward A. (Eastern Packing)
309-311 .Sacramenio
KING OF WILLIAM C. JAMES &
CO., NW cor Broadway and .San
Lusk A. & Co., 5:J4 Clay
San Jos6 Fruit Packing Co., H. P. Hus-
sey & Co. agents, 318 Front
AVangenheim Sol. & Co., 118 Davis
Presses— Baling.
Gove John H., NW cor Montgomery
and Chestnnt
PRICE PRESS CO., 13-19 Front
Presses— Hydraulic.
Dudgeon Eneas, 709 Minna
Presses- Soap.
RobblnsF. A.,7Flr8t
Presses— Wine.
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Printers Book and Job.
(;^'I^wer loesses.)
"BACON & CO., NW cor Clay and San
Baggett & Co. (law) 511 Montgomery
4-BANCKOFT A. L. & Co.. 721 Market
*Barry & Balrd, 419 Sacramento
*Bo6qui Edward <t Co., SE cor Clay and
Leidesdorfl'
*Brodie J. R. & Co. , 420 Clay
Brown John F., 535 Clay
Bruce Donald, 618 Sacramento
Carlisle A. & Co. ,221 Sansome
=''Carmany John H. & Co., 409 Wash
'■■'Chaigneau A. & Co. (labels) 536 Clay
Conger B. T., 329 Sansome
^Crocker H. S. & Co., 401-403 Sansome
Croudace F. W. & Co., 620 Merchant
Crowe & Cook, 13 Lick PI
-■"Cubery A Co., 415 Slarket
Daly Bernard H., 609 Merchant
*Dore B. & Co., 512 Sacramento
-■Dougherty P. E. <fe Co., 411 Clav
'■'EASTMAN FRANK & CO., 509 Clay
Elliott Wallace W. & Co., 106 Leid
Eloesser Leo, 414 Clay
Evatt Frank B., 331,'^ Bnsh
Farjeon Solomon, 621 Sansome
'■•FRANCIS, VALENTINE & CO..
517 Clay and 512 Commercial
Goldstein <fe Keman, 19 Belden
*Gordon Charles W., 320 Sansome
(Soulette A. J. & Co., 811 Market
*Hintcn W. M. & Co., 536 Clay
'•'Hughes Edward C;., 511 Sansome
Hughes J. F., 605 Montgomery
*Kane & Co., SE cor Sansome and
Commercial
Kennedy Walter B., 621 Sansome
Kerr D., 608 Market
Knarstou John H., 329 Sansome
Lafontalne A. J., 625 Merchant
McLean A. A., 605 Sacramento
Monson B. H. & Co., -506 Commercial
Munk Richard, 769 Market
'■•Jlurdock C. A. & Co., 532 Clay
Pcarsall W. M., 5 Post
i'Pettlt & Rues, ;fiO Sansome
i'RAVELEY SAMUEL W., 518 Clay
Roller & La>Tig, 611 Clay
Rosenthal* Germain, 538 California
Slocum Amanda M. Mrs., 612 Clay
*Spauldlng George, 414 Clay
Stanley D. S., 612 Clay
•■■Sterett B. F., .5;j2 Clav
Stokes Henry, 35 Third
Taylor & Nevin, 534 Commercial
*Thomas P. J., .505 Clay
Upton Vernon. 518 Sacramento
* Vandcr Uorst, Fischer & Walter, 518
Sacramento
^"Wallace & Hassett, 419 Sacramento
AVelsR M., 319 Battery
••■Wlnterbum Joseph <fc Co., 417 Clay
Women's Co-operative Printing Union,
424 JMontgomery
Wood G. M. & Co. (copper plate) 120
Post
Woodbrldge Alfred F., 224 Mont
♦Woodward William A. & Co., 529 Cal
Printers' Materials.
American Type Foundry, 510 Clay
BLAKE, BOBBINS & CO., 516 Sac-
ramento and 519 Commercial
California Type Foundry, 511 Sansome
Linforth & Rawllngs (furniture) 20
Fremont
Marder, Luse & Co., 528 Sacramento
Miller & Richard (J. J. Palmer agent)
529 Commercial
Painter & Co., 510 Clay
San Francisco Type Foundry. 512 Clay
Shattuck & Fletcher, .530 Commercial
Wetherbee G. M. (furniture) NW cor
Bryant and Fifth
ProTident Associations —
Mutual.
Aid Union, 29 Kearny
Carriers Mutual Aid Society, 521 Clay
French Mutual Benevolent Society,
510 Jackson
La Solldarlte, 729 Montgomery
Mllkmens Mutual Aid and Protective
AsPociation, .35 Eddv
Mutual Aid, 729 Monteomerv
Mutual Security Fund'^, 331 Kearny
Odd Fellows' Mutual Aid, 325 Mont
Pacific, 330 Pine
Provision Packers.
Anbert Albert, 10 S. F. Market
Bunker R. F., 75 California Market
Claus Jacob, 37-38 Grand Western Mar-
ket
Curtis John & Son, 232 Fifth, and 370
Natoma
Gradwohl M. <fe Co., San Bruno Road,
South S. F., office 1142 Market
Hen'rich Lewis, 513 Front
Merry, Faull & Co., 125 California and
532 Market
Michelssen, Brown & Co., 310 Front
Muller <fe Koenig, 16 California Market
Pacific Coast Packing Co., 805 Sansome
San Francisco Packing and Provision
Co., 515 Washington
South S. F. Packing and Provision Co.,
cor Fourth Av and M, South S. F.
Wilson .1. Y. & Co.. 508 Market and 9
Sutter
Provisions— tViioIesale.
(See also Orocers.)
Athearn &Co.,6 Steuart
Blgley Brothers, NE cor Clay and
Davis
Breeze & Loughran, SW cor Washing-
ton and Davis
Brlgham, Whitney A Co., 320 Front
Castle Brothers, 213 Front
Dellepiane & Co., 425-127 Batterv
DtiDGE. SWEENEY &, CO., "114-116
Market
Dodge W. W. & Co., NW cor Clay and
Front
Espers & Co.. 210 California
Ehrman Jl. ic Co. 104-110 Front
For.^alth & Dodge, 325 Front
Foster S. & Co., 36 California
Gelz Bros. & Co., 301 Front
Haas Brothers, 102 California
Haight Robert & Co., 226 Front
Henry W. Warner & Co., 421 Clay
Hentrlch Lewis, 513-515 Front
Jennings Thomas, 416 Sansome
Jones & Co., 220 Front
Kruse & Euler, 209 Front
Lohman & (toghill, 313 Front
Mangels M. & C. 319 Clay
Martin. Feusier 4 Stetfanl, 3U Clay
McHenry S. & Co., 425 Front
McKay 4 Brown, 427 Davis
Merry, Faull & Co., 125 California and
5:52 Market
Michelssen. Brown & Co., 310 Front
Middleton<feCo.,320 Washington
Root <fc Sanderson, 122 Market
Congregational Publishing Society, F.
E. Shearer agent, 757 Market
DEWEY & CO., 202 Sansome
Dewing F. & Co., 207 Dupont
Dunn Samuel W., 629 Washington
Garret.son William & Co., 629 Wash
(Jolly J. B. & Co., 26 Geary
GRAY MATTHIAS (music) 117 Post
HEBB A. Y., 518 Clav
Israel Charles S., 8:« Market
Jacoby Philo, 612 Comniercial
Holt Warren (maps), 717 Montgomery
Keller H. & Co„ 116 Post
LANGLEY HENRY G., 14 Mont Av
McKenney L. M. & Co., 60S Market
Morse Charles W., 420 California
Payot, Upham & (io., 204 .Sansome
Presbyterian Board of Publication, 757
Market
Sherman, Hyde & Co. (music) 137
Kearny
Street & Learned, .3.31 Montgomery
THE DIRECTORY PUBLISHING
CO., 518 Clay
White Carlos, 320 Sansome
Whitney Sumner & Co. (law) 613 Clay
WIEGAND EUGENE, 516 Clay
Pumps.
Baker & Hamilton, 13-19 Front
Berry & Place, SW cor Slarket and
Fremont
BODWELL H. H., 211-213 Mission
Currier C. H., 28 Market
Deacon William, 133 Main
Fish A. L. & Co., 9 Flrsi
GARRATT W. T., 138 Fremont
Grant D. W. & Co., Ill Washington
Greenberg & Co., 205 Fremont
Gregory H. P. & Co., 2 California
Hanson R. C. & Co., 9 Spear
Hawley Marcus C. & Co., SW cor Mar-
ket and Beale
Hedges <fe Dillenbnrg, 32 Fremont
Herrick L. D.. 951 Harrison
Holbrook, Merrill & Stet.-^on, 111 Cal
Jackson & Wardwell, SE cor Market
and Beale
JEWELL A. M. & Co., Berry, bet
Third and Fourth
LassweU M. D.. 240 Minna
MONTAGUE W.W. & Co., 110-118 Bat
Neylau James, 18 Spear
PENDERGAST, SMITH A CO., 217
Fremont
RANKIN, BRAYTON & CO., 127
First
Rhodes J. A Co. , 6 Bluxome
Selby Thomas H. & Co., 116 California
Tay George H. A Co., 614-618 Battery,
and SW cor Califonila and Davis
Thomson A Evan-s, 110 Beale
TUSTIN WILLIAM I., 51 Beale
Printers' Rollers.
Newell William, 516 Commercial
Shattuck <& Fletcher, 520 Commercial
PrlntlnK Presses.
Miller A Richard, 529 Commercial
Painter & Co., 510 Clay
Produce
Mer-
(Ncc Merchants Produce.)
Commission
cliiintN.
ROUNTREE & McCLURE, 404 Front
San Francisco Packing and Provision
Co., 515 Washington
South S. F. I'acking and Provision
Co., cor Fourth Av and M, South
o ■p*
Stearns & Smith, 423 Front
Steele, Elder* Co.. 204 Front
TABER, HARKER & CO., 108Cal
Tlllmann A Bendel, SW cor Battery
and Clay
Von Ronn & Hencke Bros.. 406 Front
Wellman, Peck <fc Co., 126 Market
Wheaton & Luhrs, 219 Front and 307
Sacramento
WielandBros., 326 Front
Wilson J. Y. <fc Co., 508 Market
WOdSTER, HUBBELL <fc CO., 317
Front
Publishers.
also Booksellers, also Newtpa-
H. H. BODWKLIi,
211-213 Mission St.,
Noiseless Deep Well Pumps
A SPECIALTY.
(See
pers.)
BACON & CO., 608 Clav
BANCROFT A. L. & CO., 721 Market
Carmany John H. A Co., 409 Wash
Collier P. F., 621 Sansome
Purcliaslng: Agents.
Burt J. Gus., 116 Front
Conklin, Simpson & Co., 123 California
Crane Charles W., 318 I'lne
Lake William B., 26'>. Kearny
Pollak Arnold, 223 Front
Ranlett Horace 1)., 214 California
Relbnitz I).,42;< Washington
Richardson John A., 24 I'ost
Scheeline Maver, 214 Pine
Shcat James B., 106 Davis
Standard Manuf. Co., 216 Sansome
Tltomb <fc Thurston, 205 .Sacramento
Williams Frederick, 304 California
Pyroteclinlcs.
(See Fireworks.)
Quartz AiualBaniators.
(iSee edso Iron Foundries.)
GOLDEN STATE AND MINERS'
IRON W< iRKS, 235 First
HKNDY JOSHUA. 49 Fremont,
BANKIN, BRAYTON A CO., 127 First
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN. '3L'??K°"oE!5LP
JONAS J. MORRISON,
Lumber Dealer, jV.E.cor. Mlaaton and Spear St8.,Ixa8 larg;*
Lnunber Sheds filled Mritli ^vell seasoned Liumber.
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Quartz Cutters.
(See also Jewelers— Manufacturing.)
California Jewelry Co., 134 Sutter
Kochler & Kitter, 26 Post
LUNDY THOMAS, 7-9 Third
<tnarta BIllls— Manufactu-
rer)*.
iSee also Iron Ibundriex, also Ma-
chinists, etc.)
Davis Pulverizing Manuf. Co., 405 Cal
Kendall & Kelloeg, 318 Pine
Knapp W. Augustus (agent) 81 Nevada
Block
Quartz Screens.
Quick John W., 32 Fremont
QnicksIlTer— Asrents.
Bell Thomas & Co., 305 SnnBome
Dore Maurice & Co., 410 Pine
Iiangley & Michaels, NK cor Front
and Pine
NEWIIALL H. M. A Ci\, 309 Sansome
Parrott & Co., 306 (Jalifornia
liedington & Co., 531 Market
Race Courses.
Agricultural Park, N s Point Lohos
Av, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-
seventh Avs
Bay District Fair Grounds, bet A and
C, and First and Sixth Avs
Ocean View Hiding and Driving Park,
terminus Ocean House Road
Racket Courts.
(See Ball and Socket.)
Railroad Iron.
Davlp, Howell & Co., 302 California
PACIFIC ROLLING MILLS, 16
First
WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO., 202
Market
Railroad Supplies.
Arnold N. S. 4 Co., 310 California
Greeorv H. P. 4 Co., 2 California
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO.,
Junction Market and Bush
WILLIAMS, DmOND & CO., W
Market -
Railroad Ties.
Xane Peter F.. 18 Clay
Railroads.
(^'Projected or being built.)
Amador Branch C. P. RB., NE cor
Townsend and Fourth
*Bay au<l Coast, 20 Nevada Block
Berkeley Branch Northern Railroad,
NK cor Fourth and Townsend
Berkeley Ferry and Railroad Co., 320
Sansome
California Pacific fValleJo) NE cor
Townsend and Fourth
Central Paoiflc, NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
Chief) and Colusa, 44 Nevada Block
Eureka and I'alisado, 426 California
*Los .\ngoU's and San Diego, NE cor
Fourth and Townsend
Los Angeles and Independence, NE
cor Fourth and Townsend
*Mendocino, 10 Market
North Pacitic Coast (Narrow Gauge,
Saucelito) .328 Montgomery
Northern, NE cor Fourth and Town-
send
*Punta Arenas, 408 California
Sacramento and Placervllie, NE cor
Fc.'irth and Townsend
San Francisco and North Pacific, 426
Montgomery
*San Luis ( liiispo and Santa Maria Val-
lev, 10 Market
San Pablo and Tulare, NE cor Fourth
and Townsend
*Son()ina Valiey, 426 Montgomery
*South Bay Raiiroad and Land Co.,
Pier !i Steuart
South Pacific Coast (Narrow Gaiige)
21 Nevada Block
Southern Pacific, NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
^Southern Pacific Railroad of Arizona,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Stockton and Copperopolis, NE cor
Fourth and Townsend
•'■'Terminal, NEcor Fourth and Towns-
end
Virginia and Tnickee, 426 California
Railroads— Eastern Agen-
cies.
Chicago aud North Western, 2 New
Montgomery
Chicago, Burlington and Qulncy 2
New Montgomery
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific, 2
New Montgomery
Erie and Great AVestern, 8 Mont
Grand Trunk Railroad, of Canada, 30
New Slontgomery
Kansas City, St. Joseph, and Council
Bluffs, 3 New Montgomery
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern,
22 Jlontgomery
Michigan Central, 22 31ontgomery
New York, Lake Erie and Western
Railroad, 8 New Montgomery
Omaha and St. Louis Through Line, 3
New Montgomery
Pennsvlvania Centrol,208 Montgomery
Pittsbiirgh, Fort Wayne, and Chicago,
2 New Blontgomery
St. Louis, Kansas City, and Northern,
3 New Montgomery
St. Louis, Vandaliii, and Terre Haute,
116 Montgomery
Railroads— Street.
(^■■Pfojected.)
California Street, SE cor California
and Larkin
Central, 32 Turk
CItv, SW cor Mission and Fourteenth
Ciay Street Hill, SW cor Clay and
Leavenworth
Geary Street, Park and Ocean, NE
cor Gearv and Buchanan
Market Street, NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
North Beach and Mission, SW cor
Fourth and Louisa
Omnibus, T25 Howard
Potrero and Bay View, NE cor Fourth
and Townsend
*Potrero Av aud North Central, 533
Kearny
*Presidio, 22 California
Sutter Street, 1201 Larkin
Ranges.
(See also Stoves and Tinware.)
Arnold N. S. & Co.. 310 California
De La Montanva J.. 606-608 Battery
Freeman & Wrin, 326 Third
Goodrich Tavlor, 22 Geary
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, HI Cal
lis John G., 814-.S16 Kearny
Lacv John G., ;«)5 Eighth
Lecierc John, 6:i7 Wasliiiigton
Mitchell James H.. 2226 Howard
MONTAGUE W.W.& Co., 110-118 Bat-
tery
Ruftat Germain, 532 Pacific
Savage & Hon, 137 Fremont
Tay George H. & Co., 614 Battery, and
SW cor California and Davis
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Importers of
Ranges and Stoves
110,112, 114,116 and 118 Battery St.
Raw. Hide— Fulled.
Degen L. P., 10 Fremont
Royer Herman, 855-861 Bryant
Reading Rooms.
B'nal B'rith, 121 Eddy
Bohemian Club, 4.30 Pine
California Pioneers, 808 Montgoir ry
French Library, 120 Sutter
Mariners' Free, .56 Sacramento
Mechanics' Institute Linrary, 27 Post
Mercantile Library, 216 Bush
Merchants' Exchange, S s Cal, nr Mont
Odd Fellows' Librarv, 325 Montgomery
People's Free Library (Pacific Hall)
N B Bush, bet Kearny and Dupont
Territorial Pioneers, NW cor Mont-
gomery and Sutter
Workingmen's Free Library, 1235 Mar-
ket
Young Men's Christian Association,
232 Sutter
Young Women's Christian Association,
314 Sutter
Real Estate.
Adams Charles W., 408 California
Adams Edson, 91 Montgomery Block
Ahumada Jo.seph M.. li? Montgomery
Afhton Charles, 120 Sutter
Atkinson Nathan, 3.«) Pine
Bacon H. D., 305 Sansome
Bailey C. A.. 320 Sansome
Behrens James, 210 California
Blackwood William, 109 California
Boardman Joseph, 593 Sl.xth
Bowman A. VV., 314 fiaiifornia
Boyd & Davis, 126 Keaniy
Bradford George B., 413 blontgomery
Brown E. 0., 5.35 Clay
Browne S. C, 320 Sansome
Brunn Abrara J., 502 Kearny
Butler Charles C, 526 Merchant
Carter Robert W., :«2 Montgomery
Chamberiin Romeo M., 40S California
Chapman William S., 306 Pine
Clark William H.,803 Montgomery
Classen James M., 62 Nevada Block
Congdon Henry B., 240 Montgomery
Cowell John H., 621 Sansome
Crim Samuel, 420 California
Crossett .lames L.. 230 Sutter
Davis Alfred E., 20 Nevada Block
Duane Charles P., 636 Ciay
Edwards Gieorge, 317 California
Emeric Joseph, 621 Sansome
Felt J. J., 315 California
Flood J. C. & Co., 6 Nevada Block
Friedman Joseph S., t»7 Washington
Funkenstein Julius, 320 Sansome
Gardner Robert, 310 Pine
GivensR.R.. 324 Pine
Grogan Alex. B., 705 Sansome
Gutierrez Candldo, 402 Montgomery
Haggln & Tevis, 49 Nevada Block
Halphen Alexander, 126 Kearny
Helling Frederick W., 9 Post
HoUis William, 230 Montgomery
Klumpke John G., 432 Montgomery
Larkin Thomas O., 604 Merchant
Lincoln Jerome, 215 Sansome
Livingston James M., :«! Montgomery
Lynch Henry H., 320 Sansome
Manrow John P., 424 Montgomery
Mason Frederick, ;<06 Pine
Meetz Theodore, 430 Montgomery
Milllken Isaac T.. 528 California
Morlson S. A., 4:J6 Montgomery
Jlorrell A. J., 420 Montgomery
Morrison T. H.,419 Pine
Morrow Robert F., 414 California
Moxlev Charles G., 307 Montgomery
Northam Robert J., 120 Sutter
O'Connor Cornelius, 6 Nevada Block
Osborn G. W., 40 Nevada Block
Paige Calvin, 116 Leidesdorff'
Pnlue Timothv, 116 LeidesdorfT
Partridge Peter G., :J28 Montgomery
Prior James K., 1128 Market
Quinn David, 17:50 Market
Reay Joseph W., 408 California
Reel Lawrence, cor Seventh and Rail
road Avs, South S. F.
Reese Michael (estate of) 410 Mont
Reis ("hristlau, 316 California
Reis Ferdinand, 316 California
Reis Gustav, 316 California
Reis Julius C, .321 Oak
Rice RIcliard, 107 Oary
R(,bprts ."Martin R., 6:« Front
Robertson J. Ban-, 3:50 Pine
Roble R.,3005 Mission
Rver William T. S., 3;i0 Pine
Sheldon Mark, 130 Post
Shiel^^ Wiiliani,314 Bush
Sloan Wiliiam R., 528 California
Spring Francis S., 705 Siinsome
Spring John R., 705 Sansome
Stanvan Cbaries II., .59 Nevada Block
Steiiibach Rudolph, ?29 Jlontgomery
Stevenson Robert, 331 Montgomery
Stone N. B., 216 Sansome
Stoutenburgh J. E., 112 Leidesdorff
Theller S. L., :«0 Pine
'>r*/\ 111 rs\ Ani/ 6*5 MARKET STREET, whAesale and retail dealer In
jLU. YY. V/LAr^, PaDer HaHgiD£s & Shade Material. Manufacturer of winilawSliades
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^o^^am: hardwark
Market and Front StreetSr
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Throckmorton S. R., 313 Calitornia
Tripp C. C, 401 California
Trobock N., 315 Washington
■\Vakclee Oharies H., 535 Clay
Wensinper F. S., 62-1 Sacramento
Wheeler George B. H., 534 California
WUsonJ. Downeti. 411,'<, California
Winter William, sas Market
Worn George A., 438 California
Real Eatate Agents.
Abramp Samuel, 140 Montgomery
Aitken William, 331 Kearny
Arnold Brothers. 207 Kearny
Austin M. K., 639 Kearny
Baldwin <t Co., 502 Kearny
Barrv Edward, 415 Monfgoraerj'
Bovee William H., 50» California
Bovnton Underbill, 310 Pine
Bradford W. G., 413 Montgomerj-
Brandun W. M., 223 Kearny
Brown Charles V., 37 Merchants Ex-
change
Brumagin John W., 34 Nevada Block
Buckley E. P.. 424 Montgomery
Buttertield William, lO'J Montgomery
Canavan P. 11., 5 .Safe Peposit Bldg
CAPP CHARLES S. & CO., 418 Mont
Carnall <fe Chapman, 320 Sansome
(Center John, 420 California
Chapin George W., 313 ^lontgomer.v
Chapman Russell, 137 Montgomery
Collins Joseph C, 509 Bush
Cotter John AV., 604 Merchant
Cosgrove Christopher, fio2 Market
Cox & Co., :i03 Montgomery
Coy Frank A Co., 4.30 Montgomery
Crane All)ert E., 410 Montgomery
I)amon James E., 607 Montgomery
Davis William II., 320 .Sansome
Dutrv Bernard C. 4 Jones
Durliin P. & E., 507 California
Easton & Co., 22 Mcmtgoniery
Evenson & Co., 128'<. Fourth
Flshei Charles C,.2[8 Pine
Fitch Thad. S. <fc Co., 438 Montgomery
Frank Charles. .50<,» California
Frlnk George W., 6:J8 Market
Gildemeester J. P. H., 621 Sansome
Godchaux Jacques, 609 .'iacramento
Gonzalez & Llndsey, 720 Sfarket
Greenberg Henry. .306 Montgomery
Gunn William .7., 410 Montgomery
named Jacob A. M., 631 Saciamento
Healev Benjamin, 531 California
Heringhl B., Ill H Leidesdorft"
Hill John, 402 Montgomery
TToburg WiUlnm II.. (!06 Montgomery
Holils <fc Harris 220S Mission
Hughes Evan E.. 924 '^ Markc-t
Jacobs Albert, 20(> Wa'hiu'ton
Jaqies Charles A., 402 Montgomery
Kearny Thomas H., 408 Califcrnia
Kenny Kcani, 22 Kearny
Lane John J., 760 Mission
Leffingwell AVilllam, .331 Montgomery
Levy <* Lcvltsky, .306 Montgomery
Liebenberg Henry, 39 Market
Liebenow August, 705 Battery
Llngley & B-arfy, rooms 1-2 S. F.
Chronicle Buihilne
LIvemiore i ibndlah, .522 Montgomery
Lovell E. C. <fe Co., 415 Montgomery'
Luco Juan JI., 82 Jlontgoraerv Block
Lutv John S.,a30 I'ine
MAPI.SON, BL'KKE & CO.,. 501 Mont
Magee Tliomas, 20 .Montgomery
Moltttesta N., 402 Washington
Marlinon AuL-stus, 420 Monteomerv
Mathewson Thomas I>., 608 Mont "
Matllicws Si Co., 5' . Kearny
Mc.\fic Brothers, 202 Sansome
JIiKlrov Robert, 519 -Montgomery
Miildlclou John & Son, 41!) Pine
Molloy P, C, 116 Montgomery
Moore Owen, 405 Kearny
Moran Thomas <t Co. . 605 Sacramento
Moreai H. 1'. & Co., 402 Montgomery
Morlson .lames H., 4"i6 Montgomery
Morlson W. C, 4;«) Monlgomerv
Mulloy Peter, 315 California
Murphv Arthur, .'til MoiiU-omerv
Murj.hy I). W. A Co., <»W !*lurket
Nicol William. ()05 Sacramento
Nye J. W. A Co., 339 Ki-arny
Oakley Robert (•.,422 Montgomery
Oesterrelcher Louis, 1.37 Montgomery
Oliver Bartholomew r.,.5.'!l Callfumia
Ormsbv & (;o., 517 California
Pariiell John, nn California
Parrish Kilwap|,607 .Mimtgomcr)'
Perrin Kdward B., 402 Kearny
Perrtn Robert, 402 Kearnv
Petersen, Shepherd & Co., 528 Cal
Pforr John, 329 Blontgomery
Randolph Daniel L., 12 Montgomery
Regensburger David A., 320 Sansome
Revmert Theodore D., 40 California
Reynolds C. H. 4 Co., 333 Mont
Reynolds W. S., 531 California
Richards & Co., 405 Kearny
Ries Lei pold, 049 Washington
Riordan Timothy P., 603 Market
Rollins M'illiam, 6 Montgomery Av
Rosenthal Joseph, 318 Pine
Schenck George E., 529 Clav
Schohay & Miller, 3023^ Haves
Schottler Joseph F., 224 Montgomery
Schrelber John, 6.33 Mission
Schuller A., 203 Sansome
Shay Bartholomew J. , 222 Montgomery
Sinclair Samuel F., 432 Montgomery
Stewart George, 622 Market
Stuart William, ;C0 .'Sansome
Sullivan Peter J., 601 California
Swift J. D. & Co., 408 Calitornia
Taylor A. C. & Co., 314 Bush
Tinkham C. P., 4.38 California
Trask James L., 6 Montgomery Av
Turner Richard B., 640 Clay
linger 4 Mendheim, 208 Slontgomerv
Van Alen William K., NW cor San-
some and WasliiuL'ton
Yassault Ferdinand, 808 Montgomery
Vollniar James, 40 California
VonRhein & Hyland, 644 Market
Wallace Joseph S., 606 Montgomery
Walsh Simon T., 3.30 Pine
Watkin William B.. 4.38 Californ ia
W ebber Alpha A.. 415 Montgomery
Wetherbee C. H., 331 Montgomery
Wheatley, Cook & Co., 1 Fourth "
Whitman S. P., .302 Montgomery
Wilde F. B., 511 California
Willey James & Co.. 6.52 Market
Williams Henry F., 740 Fourth
A\inchell & Cole, 304 Montgomery
Young Thomas, 39 Sutter
C. S. CAPP di CO.
Real Estate Agents and HoQse Brokers
418 Slonteonier.v.
Houses and Lots for sale and to let
Loans Negotiated. Particular atten-
tion paid to the collection of Rents.
Full charge taken of Property for ab-
sentees. Insurance, Repairs, Taxes
and Street Assessments attended to.
MADISON & BURKE'S
REAL ESTATE OFFICE
N. \y. CORNER
Montgomery and Sacramento.
Is the largest office In the city; reliable
prompt and responsible; 23 years' ex-
perience with landlords and tenants;
for letting, collecting and selling we are
prepared to take charge of property on
the most reasonable terms.
Real Estate Anaoclatlons.
(See also Larui Aasociationg.)
Alameda Building and Loan Associa-
tion, 109 California
Alameda Land and Investment Co.,
430 Montgomery
Alameda Real Estate Aesociatlon, 607
Montgomery
Bay City Real Estate Association, 634
Market
California Real Estate Co., 208 Mont
Metropolitan Loan Association, 320
Sansome
Mutual Building and Loan Associa-
tion, 2:t2 Sutter
Mutual Real Estate Co., 320 .Sansome
Pacific Real Estate and Mining Bu-
reau, 411 K California
Pacific Real Estate Union, 32 Sansome
Real Estate .Associates, 230 Mont
Reneoforn.
BOESCH EMILE (raclllc Lamp and
Reflector Factory) 569 ItUsslou
RefriKerator Cam.
California Refrigerator and Meat Ship-
ping Co., T27 Fourth
Refrigerators.
ARMES <fe DALLAM, 115-117 Front
MONTAGUE W. AV. & CO.. 110-118
Battery
Regalia.
(See alio Military Goods.)
Ncrcross & Co., 6 Post
PASQUALE B., 650 AVa.sblngton and
967 Howard
PLATE A. J. & CO., 510 Sacramento,
and 325 Montgomery
Repackers— Sferchandise.
Anthony Edw ard T. & Co., 409 Com
BjTing O. H., NE cor Bat and Jackson
Collins Douglas, Pringle Court, nr
Greenwich
Reporters— Phoiiograplile.
Allen J. G., 911 Greenwich
Belden E. S., 640 Clav
Bennett Clement C, 4.34 California
Brown B. C, 604 Merchant
Cherry Frank W., 636 Clay
Dameal Ilervev, 604 Merchant
Gearhart J.AA'., 6 Court Block
Hastings Stanlev F., 6 Court Block
Houghton S. C, 21 U. S. Court Bldg
Hyatt T. H. Jr., 604 Merchant
JoHL'S Harrison .\., 46 Mont Block
Kinsey Charles C, 65 Nevada Block
Knox T. R., 408 California
Lardner Heurv F.. 24 U. S. Court Bld^
Maginls John J.. 636 Oay
Marsh Andrew J.. .523 Kearnv
Maxwell G. H., 65 Nevada lilock
Maxwell AVilliam A., 604 Merchant
Osboume S.. 65 Nevada Block
Riley .lohn H. W., 65 Nevada Block
Shay John. 408 California
Sumner Charles .A., 604 Merchant
Tolles C. H., 402 Mc;ntgomery
A"on Lowenfels C, 607 Montgomery
AAMiltton .\. K., 65 Nevada Block
AATiltton C. F.. 231 Bush
T
Restanrants.
hrens Jacob U.,SW cor Davis and
Clay
Alex Joseph F.. 1408 Stockton
Antunoylch Florlo, .520 .'^acraniento
Aristide Augustus, 58 Steuart
Baccanovlch P., NE cor Howard and
Steuart
BaccI .\ntone, 212 Brannan
Bacer August, 509 Clav
Bailev & Co., 10 Ma.stm
Baldwin Orville D., 35-37 Gearv
Barbieri & Danzlant, SW cor Broad-
way and Montgomery Av
Baricevich John. 272 Brannan
Barrow George, 19 A'allejo
Bauer Adolph C.. IfiO Third
Ba7,7.\iro Frank. 105 Pacific
Bebon Rocco,SEc'.r Dupont and Bdw?
Becker Christopher, 30 Sixth
Berry George J., SW cor Fourth and
Berry
Belliner J. H. C, 104 First
Berges P. B. & Co., 529 Commercial
and 737 Market
Bergez & Klein, .5.36 Woshlngton
Bernhomer Harry, 504 Market
BIckier Lucas, 648 Fourth
Bicderniann Louis, 11 Eddv
Bill Conrad, 29 Drunim
Blohm Henry, NE cor Chestnut and
Montgomery
Bocken & Itaccala. 540 Commercial
Boothby A. V., 312 Townscnd
Boothliy AV. L.. 1.507 Market
Borboa Jesus, 13.36 Duoont
Bordenave A. J.. 706 Montgomery
ISoreillas Joseph, cor Railroad
Fifth A vs. South S. F.
Bowroii & Brown, 519 Clay
Bradv Matthew, 253 .Steuart
Bra<lv <fe Donleavv, .5:(n Market
Ilroneer A Smith, 24 Third
Bruhiis H. AV., SE cor Filbert and Bat
Burhons.Iohn H.,202 McMllster
Burke AVilliam, K s A'alencia, bet
Twenty-fiflh an<l Twenty-sixth
Bush Nathan & Son, 941 Market
Buzzltil A Lepori, 1246 Folsoni
(^alcvi ICmlllo. .535 Merchant
CHrsliiiovii h .lohn, Kr22 Larkin
Castls Nicholas, 140 Sixth
Cemogorcevlch C, 1101 Stockton
and
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY.
LACE CURTAIIvS, BLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office, 33 Geary St.
J. MACDONOU&il,
IMPOKTER OF A^^D DEALER IX ALL KINDS OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL, 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
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Chlelovlch Ella. 509 Clay
Chrlstenseii <fc Nelsnn, 13 Pacific
Collins S. P. & Co., 329 Montgomery
Collins <fe Wappcl, 204 Fourth
Constant I)., 1119 Diipont
Coppe & Ra\ no, 1126 Piipont
Cousins Arthur H., 418 Folsom
Cressaclla Mateo, I.i Third
Ciirrie .John B., 1.56 .><tenart
Dalland AnKiiste. 817 Montgomery
De Souza Marsaret, fiS'o First
Pesnui Kosnlle Mnie., ift" Mont Av
Dettmar Henry, 42 Grand Central
Market
Dettner GeorRe, 313 Pacific
Dniitsch Michael, 322 Bush
PIvlslch & Bnja, .3:« Fa-it
Dixon (ieortje L., 2(i4.5 Mission
Doninlck Frank, lf> Folsom
Donnadlen Loul.s, 42.5 Bush
Donovan * O'Donncll, l.'MS Polk
Doyle John F., Ifi48 Sflsslon
Duhrnvolch Dlnko. Polk, bet Pine and
California
Duirey William, 1055 Market
Duncan William B., 113.<5eventh
Emhof}" Frank, .SW cor First andStev
Erickson Sven, 415 East
Farlev I'hillp, 210 Flr.st
Ferini .loKpph, 12 Klll«
Finch ■William G., 522 California
Flanders Geor;;e C. l.SO:{ Mission
Fletcher * Raith, 20il Duvls
Fowler Charles, NE cor Pacific and
Green
Franciscovich Matthexv, 6 Fourth
Freitas Manuel T., 43 Second
Garcia Francisco, 718 Montgomery
George .John, 205 Third
Giamboni N. & Co.. 531-533 Clay
Gianninl .Joseph, fil7 IMisslon
Glosich Gasparo, 305 .Sixth
Glrard Autiist, 707 Pacific
Glnstl .Joseph A., i05 California Market
Green John, 8 .Jackson
Gregory A Llebschutz, SE cor Pine and
Montgomery
Groben Henry, SW cor Bailroad and
Tenth Avs. Souths. F.
Gmber M. Mrs., 1303"^ Stockton
Hager George. 605 Couimerclal ,
Hagerlick Anton, 331 East
Hail Gardner .S., 522 California
Hansen & Peterson. 644 Fourth
H<'aly Terrence, 813 Market
Heineniann Louis, 513 Valencia
Heilier Wiiliani, 110 Fourth
Hemme & Keuter, 27 Kearnv
Hinz Henrietta ^rrs.,80«Larkln •*
Hittlnger Anton, 105 Dupont
Hop.sch Henrv, 417 Pine
HofT Jacob, 028 Fourth
Hoft'innn I'eier, 706 Mission
Hoffmann Simon, SE cor Kearny and
Sacramento
Horst & Matthev, 867 Market
Imbert Caslmir, .507 Pine
Jacks Ernest, lOio Howard
Jacobson J. <fe Co., 826 Market
Jagou Leon ]'.. 522 Pine
Jarrett J. E., 262 First
Johnson Charles. 189 Sixteenth
Johnson Henrv, 1607 Dupont
Johnson I'eter, 783 Market
Johnson & Hermann. 10 Sacramento
John.son <ft Olsen, 902 Ivearny
Johnson & Shav, 917 Market
Johnston ft Quinn. 12.3:! Market
Jones Charles J., 631 (May
Jordan Jackson, 605 Commercial
Kanips F. \V., 16-18 Oailfornia and 23
Davis
Kanka Frederick, 120 California
Kelly Sophia Mrs., 1022 Market
Kleen JTenry, 225 Clay
Klug (fe Fanrourt, 765 Mission
Knanth Carl W., SE cor Kearny and
Bav
Kopp Charles, 104 Seventh
Kozlan Nicola, 1025 Dupont
Kroger Herman, 405 Pacific
Lacay Jean, 62;l Conmiercial
Lacoste Francois, 617 Sacramento
Lahey ft McNeil, i:« Fifth
Lan?ford John, 21 Vallejo
Lantheaume L. Mme., 520 Merchant
Le Boucher Edniond, 308 Mont Av
Leger ft Little, 1310'^ Larkin
Llebold ft Eul, 7 Stockton
LInne Henrv, 732 Fourth
Llnsted Alfred H., 52:{ Clay
Loo ft Lahaillc, 641 Washington
Loprestt Antonio, 19 I'owcll
Lucchettl Francl.sco, ,519 Davis
Luna Romulo, SE cor Dupontand Val-
lejo
Mack W. S. ft Co., 222 Sixteenth
Malllnzer Peter, 388 Francisco
Manning Alfred W., 426 J'lne
Manning Henrv J., 22 Laguna
Marslich Domlnlck. 1022 Battery
Blartln Robert, E s Battery, nr Pacific
Martlnovlch S. & C!o., N\V cor East
and Sacramento
Masounette * Baker. 221 LeldesdorfT
Mayer Charles, Grand Central and Mis-
sion Markets
Mayer ft DalldorfT, NW cor Market and
Drnmm
Mayes George, 40 California Market
Mazar George, 11 Eddv
McCauley ft Young, 13 Sixth
McLean ft Wallbank, 1429 California
Mentz J. IL ft Co., NE cor First and
Braniian
Meyer ft Lotz, 1007 Market
Miller George, 715!o Howard
Miller M. B., 523 Cfav
Milloglav M. 1'., 138 Fourth
MlUoglav N. P., SE cor Pac and Bat-
tery
Milloglav P. P., 217 Sixth
Mitchell lYank, 2001 Polk
' Mooney Patrick, NE cor Market and
Taylor
I Bloraghan M. B., 68 California Market
Moran James, 234 Brannan
Morchio M. Mrs. ft Son, 6 Leidesdorff
Morrell J. AV., 537 Sacramento
Muehe ft Duggan, 211 Sutter
Muller George, 307 Battery
Mnller John, 312 Bush
Murphy M. D., 914 Slarket
Nlessen John, 1324 Stockton
Obradovlch Spiro, NW cor Clay and
Stockton
Octjengerdes Frederick, 31 O'FarreU
Ohnstein Oscar, 249 Fourth
Olsen <fe Petersen, 102 Spear
Pavllcevlch John, 215 Steuart
Pechin Charles, 417 Front
Pedrotta V. ft Co., 1.334 Bush
Pendleton George, 1221 Pacific
Pendo .John, 723 Davis
Perata Bernardo, 105 Pacific
Perlni ft Ferini, 105 Dupont
Peters Manuel, 819 Clay
Petersen Peter, 907 Kearny
Peterson Louis ft John, 531 East
Phillips Henrv, 219 Mission
Phllpott W. H., 306 Post
JMeper Melchior, 154 Second
P'gnaz Antone, 29 Third
Pike Jacob M.,. 548 Clay
Pope Gustavus, 549 First
Porath Henrv, 5 Pacific
Prestl .\ntonlo L,. 19 Powell
Prlet Pierre, 115 Dupont
Purdy George W., SE cor Merrlmac
and Kentucky
Quarg & Tyler, 1021 Market
Quellmalz Otto, 1737 Mission
Race W'lUlam W., 4:e California
Radovlch Anton, 254 .Steuart
Raicevlch A. ,.30 Fourth
Ilazelto, Summarlva ft Co., 607 Clay
Rea';an John, 616 .Sacramento and 57
Third
Reed James, 608 Clav
Reld & Applf^gate, 52 Third
Reinhardt Vv. H., Bav City Market
Reinhardt Charles, 767 Mission
Reith George, 20M Davis
Richards G.-orgo H.. 315 Fourth
Rippev Wesley C., ,523 Clay
RofT Henry, 1604 Geary
Rogers George A., 1244 Mission
Rogers ft Freitas, 104 Second
Ttoget Joseph S!I8 Front
RoliV Henry, 2021 Fillmore
Rovepno Domenlco, 615 (Jommerclai
Sarscen Edward, 814 Third
Saulmann ft Tjauenstein, .520 California
Schroeder ft Sa 'Uger, 42.= East
Schroth & Westerfeld, 22S Kearny
Schultz Joseph, 267 Third
Schuur Edwaril J., SW cor MoatKom-
ery Av and Kearny
Selfert Charles. 14 .Steuart
.Simon Henrv, 131 Sansome
,«Jowall E. P., Flr.'.t Av, nr Kentucky,
Souths. F.
Smith .\ndrew V., 17 Washington
Smith Charle>, 1013 Folsom
Smith ,lr)hn, 214 Washington
Smith L. F., 1.53 Seventh
Smith A Grego, SW cor Grove and La-
guna
stork Jacob ft Co., 445 Bush
Suclch ft Vucovich, 813, Stockton
Swain .Albert E., 6.36 Market
Swain R. R. ft Co. , 213 Sutter
Techau Rudolph J., Summer, b«t
Kearny and Spring
TIcoulet ft Plnot.308".< .Sutter
Tschurr ft Dingeon, 217 Kearny
ITzzovlch John, 325 Green
Vanonl ft Scott, 146 Second
VIolleh Antonio. 727 Davis
Vlollch Nlcolo, NE cor Merrlmac and
Kentucky
Vlautin Joseph, 283 East
Vlaatin Paul, 715 Davis
Vorwerck Charles, 1819 Powell
Wainwrlght William, 8 Hayes
Westerfeld ft Page, 745 Market
Weston William. 9 Stockton
What Cheer House, ('harles Qnost
manager, 527 Sacramento
White & Price, ;{20 Davis
Williams John H., 15 LeldesdorfT
Wilson Alexander W., 612 Clay
Wilson ft Felt, 47 Sacramento
Wlttman G. ft Co., 1009 Howard
Workman John, 605 Davis
Wunsche (;. G., 46 Steuart I
Yarnell Joseph, 309 Hayes
Sice— Mills.
INDLV, William M. Greenwood, SE
cor Fremont and 3Ilssion, office 412
Battery
RIdingr Academlea.
Marshall Arthur, 737 Folsom
Weston Albert S., 1537 Mission
RiCTirerB.
Brewster William, Brvant, nr Beale
Davits R. P., 508!-o Battery
Edmonds ft Tavlor, 6 Union
Green William, 26 Howard
Simmons William, 17 Howard
Smith William H., 120 Howard
Rolling Mill*.
PACIFIC, office 16 First
RooferM.
Barber, Whitney, BuUen ft Co., 403
Clementina
Bocarde ft Whlttier, 608 Third
Brady Patrick, 1.326 Folsom
Bruggemann Henry (asphaltum) 208
Sutter
Bryan J. M., 130 Third
Burke F. H., 528 California
Conlln ft Roberts fmetal) 728 Mission
Cronan William J. (metal) 930 McAl-
lister
Doolev ft Lee, 103 Fifteenth
DUNt'AN GEHRGE ft CO. (asphal-
tum ■ 652 Market
FISKE HENRY G. (metal), 819 Mar-
ket
Forderer .Joseph F., 226 Mission
Grimm Adolph, 2:« Montgomery Av
Harber Thomas (asphaltum) NE cor
California and Montgomery
Hlggs H. W. (asphaltum) .535 Pacific
Iredale A. S. (metal) 9.57 Mission
Larkin ft Flalui-tv(asp!iHltum):i5Po8t
Llnd ft Van Busklrk, 6J0 .Market
Magulre James, 1075 IMarket
McKeown William, 511 Sixth
Merrell Isaac L., 314 Townsend
Murphy .John (metal) 1075 Market
New England Comblnntlon Roofing
Co., NW cor Mission and Main
Pacific .\sphaltum Co., 422 Montgom-
ery and 420 Jackson
Packscher Joseph, 1504 Buchanan
Perlne N. P., ftiS Market
Platz .Joseph (mi'tal)223 Post
Ready Roofing Co., Bluxome, bet Fifth
and ,'<lxth, otHce 422 Montgomery
Schotier H. <fc Co., 404 Fourth
Snook G. ft W. (metal) 630 Sacramento
Teague <fc Bice (asphaltum) 118 Eddy
Sniintag Chus. & Cd. (metal) 40 Cal
AValtori X. C. Sr., 219 Mission
Whlttier J. E., 519 Sac, and 803 Bran
Wilson William H. (asphHltum) 612
Mission
J. GUNDLACH & CO.'S "GUTEDEL,"
The Finest and Choicest ot all
American Table Wines.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL
IS SOIiD BY
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Rooflng Material.
Hanna J. A P. N., 308-310 Davis
Perlnu N. P., 638 Market
Salamander Felting Co., 317 Cal
■Walton N. C, 219 Sllsslon
Rope Ulannractureri*.
(-See Cordage.)
Rotary Pretinure Blower*.
Gregory H. P. & Co., 2 California
Senderltng John C. (agent Baker's) 51
Fremont
Rubber OoodH.
Folkers J. H. A. & Bro., 118 Mont
Good.vear Rubber Co., 577 Market
Greccjry H. P. 4 Co., agents N. T.
Belting and Packing Co., 2 Cal
Gntta I'ercha and Rubber Manuf. Co.,
501 Market
NEVILLE & CO., 31-33 California
Sutton Charles Jr. & Co. (boots) Ai-36
California
WILLIAM.S. DIMOND &C()., agents
Merced Rubber Co., 202 Market
RUBBER CLOTHINO.
NEVILLE & CO.
31-33 California, 16-30 Davis Streets.
Rubber moldings.
Bradstreet J. R.,641 Mission
Rubber Printing: IVIieelA.
Sheplar S. H. & Co., 702 Market
TRU WORTHY F. M.,318 Front
Rubber Stanip.^.
Hanks M. W. & Co. 137 Montgomerv
Klinkner C. A., 320 Sansome
Loring Edwin B., 322 Market
Oakley A. D., 712 Montgomery
Sheplar S. H. & Co., 702 Market
TRL WORTHY F. M., 318 Front
Rucliingr makers.
Freese H. F., 143 Third
Hohenthal G.. 1093i, Fifth
Wiesenhaverh Loiils, 1621 Polk
Ruffling manufaeturers.
HobentbalG., 107 Fifth
Kramer & Co., 28 Sansome
Lash H., 537 Market
Saddle Tree manufacturers.
Main & Winchester, 214 Battery
Saddlery Hardtrare.
{See Harness and Haddlery Hard-
ware.)
Safe Deposit.
Safe Deposit Co., SE cor Calif ornia and
Montgomery
Safes— Iron.
Bryant & Taylor (agents Diebold Safe
and Lock Co.) 312 California
Hall's Safe and Lock Co., 211-213 Cal
Kittredge Jonathan, 18-20 Fremont
Leavltt C. H.. 225 Beale
McKibbin & Pettison, 317 Howard
Nutting Calvin & Son, 121 Fremont
Paige S. B. (agent Detroit Safe Co.)
30 New Jlontgomery
Raymond A Wilshire (agents McNeale
A Urban) 215 California
SIMS JOHN R., 123 Beale
Sail and Bag Dneb.
NEVILLE A CO., 31-33 California
IVeville &: Co.
nrPORTEKS AND DEALERS IN
WIDK COTTON BVCHS
31-33 California, 16-30 Davis Sts.
Sailmabers.
Blakiston John S. A Son, 6-8 Clay
Branson, Armltage A Co., S s Broad-
way, bet Battery and Front
BjTni' Charles, 7 Clay
Courtney John E., 516 Davis
Detriok E. & Co., 123 Clay
Funk Christian C, 46 Clay
Harding A Brann, 56 Clay
NEVILLE A CO., 31-33 California
Prior John L., 304 Davis
Reynolds Thomas, SE cor Market and
Steuart
Simpson A Fisher. 34 Steuart
Wood W. C. 44 Market
Sail Twines.
DOYLE HENRY & CO., 511 Market
NEVILLE A CO., 31-33 California
Salmon— Canned.
Booth Sydney f A. Booth's) 318 Front
Coleman Willlnni T. A Co., SW cor
Front and California
Corvllle Emerson A Co., .320 Sansome
Cutting Packing Co., 17-41 Main
DODGE, SWEENEY A CO., 114-116
Market
Hapgood A Co., .L Clement agent, 211
Sansome
Hepburn Ward A., SOMll Sacramento
Hume R. D. A Co., .309 Sacramento
Pacific Coast Packing Co., 805 Sansome
Sacramento River Packing Co., 318
Front
SCOTCHLER A GIBBS. 318 Front
SCOTCHIiER &. GIBBS,
318 Front Street.
Agents for Jos. Hume. Eureka
Packing Co., A. Booth & Co.,
Booth Jfc Co., English & Co., Pick
& Shovel Adamantine Candles,
Thoteb & JuDD Pff. Candles,
Etc., Etc.
Salmon STet Twines.
BARBOUR BROTHER.«!, 511 Market
DOYLE HENRY A CO., 511 Market
NEVILLE A CO.. 31-33 California
Rosseter A Smith, 545 Market
Salt.
American Salt Co., 217 Sacramento
Barton B. F. A Co., 213 Sacramento
Carmen Island Salt Works, 20" Front
Ehrman M. A Co., 104-110 Front
Getz Brothers A Co., 301 Front
Harris John F., 219 Steuart
Harrison A Co., 413 California
Heywood A Hendley, 224 Clay
Mollov John, 54 Clay
Newell A Brother, 221 Davis
Osterloh Henry, 37 Commercial
Plummer J. A. A Co., 224 Clay
Union Pacific Salt Co., 216 Sacramento
WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO., 202
Market
Sasb makers.
(See Doors.)
Sasli Weigbts.
O. K. Foundry, 228 Main
Tobey Curtis, 228 Fremont
Sauce and Catsup manu-
facturers.
Brown & Metzner (importers) 549
Clayton Hugh .L, :« Centre Market
Code, Elfelt & Co., 314 Washington
Cutting Packing Co., 17-41 Main
Fisher Abbv Mrs. & Co., 207 Second
FISHER J. H., .wg Commercial
KING OF WILLIAM C. JAMES A
CO., NW cor Broadway and San
Richards & Harrison (importeru) 314
Battery
Wancenheim Sol & Co., lis Davis
WulffPeter, 4-22 Davis
Sausages and Cured meatM.
Anderau Jos<_'ph, 27 California Market
Artlgues E. & C.>. 14 S.F. Market, ai}.l
Fiflh Av, bet Railroad Av and N.
South S. F.
Aubert Albert, 10 S. F. Market
Ballly Bros., 71 California Market
Bunker Robert F., 74 California Mn
ket
Buttgenbach .Joseph, W s Zoe, bet
Brannan and Welsh
Clayton Hugh J., 38 Centre Market
Devrleze Jean, 823 Pacific
Drouet H., 1416 Stockton
Ellenoerger Casper, 61 Cen're Market,
and 3 Mission Market
Empey Charles, Vi^-i Stevenson
Engler Benedict, 213 Fourth
Erzgraber & Oestlng, 108 Cal Market
Fllllot F., 123 Minna
Goedecke P. L., 1322 Dupont
Goodwin Charles, 15 and 32 Centre
Slarket
Gulchet Francois, 232 Fourth
Helnenian & Stern, 908 '-i Larkln
Hentrich Lewis, 513-515 Front
Hildtbrand Jacob, 1610 Eddy
Kanngiesser Julius, 1409 Stockton
Kaskell L. & Son, 10 Tavlor
Kelly C & M., 43:5 Stoven.son
Kraus D., 812 Larkin
Maessen William, 2 New Metropolitan
Market
Martial Phlllipe, 506K Bush
Mendel Louis, 1408 (jiarv
Muller & Koenlg, 15-16 California Mar-
k6t
Neubert & Turk, 25 California Market
Plzzala Charles, 1132 Dupont
Reinle <fe Fuchs, 3 Grand Central Mar-
ket and 24 Grand Arcade Market
Reitel Conrad, 1417 Dupont
Scheufen Christian, 526 Fourth
Schwamm A Ludwlg, 3 Stockton
Selbei Philip, 1-2 Clay Street Central
Market
Walter George, 308 Twelfth
Wedemeyer & Voll, 51 Centre Market
Weil Meyer, lOS Dupont
Winter Bros., 43 Fremont
Savings Ranks.
{See Sanks—Sairtngs and Loan.)
Saw Rust.
Greg & Co., 410 Main
Neumann Adam, 611 Brannan
St. Supery Antolne & Co., 131 Main
Sa-w Filers.
Altendorf Julius, 32 Fremont
Bianconi I., 2420 Post
Brown AVilliam, 224 Jackson
Derbin <fe Jleyer, 27 Commercial
De.Kter A. G., 203 Seventh
Ettlng W. A., 1108 Market
Glbbs R. F., 79'<> Stevenson
Linforth Alfred, .318 Jackson
Mignola John & Co., 2420 Post
Munson James H., .t04 Stevenson
Ortet Jean F., 524 Commercial
Robson Henry, .300 Jackson
Seculovich Peter T., 504 Stevenson
Terry W. N., 7 Spear
VerrlU C. M., 645 Mission
Saw manufacturers.
AMERICAN SAW CO., 20 Spear
Bonncy O. Jr. (band) 221 Mission
Brown William. 224 Jackson
Conn E. J., 641 Mission
Linforth Alfred, 318 .T.ickson
Pacific Saw Manuf. Co., 17 Fremont
Spaulding Na'han AV., 17 Fremont
Webster William W. 45 Fremont
THE AMERICAN SAW CO.
TRENTON, N. J.,
Manufacture all kinds of
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All Saws Warranted.
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Of OPTICAL GOODS in this City only at
IWULLER'S 135 Montgomery Street.
JONAS J. MORRISON,
Redwoocl and Pnget Scnnd I<amber, eapeclally selected tor
BuUdinfir Purposes and Forelfi^n Sblpment.
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Sa-vt-lni; and Planlug.
(See JPlaning Mills.)
Saxn-mlll Maelilnery.
Berry- & Place, SW cor Market and
Fremont
Birch "William H., 119 Beale
Globe Iron Works, F. A. Huntington,
145 Fremont
Gregory II. V. & Co., 2 California
HEKDY Ji>8HUA, 49 Fremont
Small Isaac U.. 574 Brannan
Scales.
(.See also Hardware.)
Fairbanks <fc Hutchinson (agents Fair-
banks Scale Co.) 417 Market
Parkhurst V. S.AV. (agent Howe Scale
Co.) 416 Market
Bavmond <fe WllsUlre (agents Buflalo
"Scale Co.) 215 California
SCHMOLZ SVILLIAM (bulUon) 420
Montgomery
Sonntag Chas. 4 Co. (Philadelphia
Scale and 'I'esting Machine) 40 Cal
Sebool Farniture.
(See alio Piimiture.)
BANCROFT A. L. & CO., 721 Market
FuUor George H., 606 Capp
GILBEKT & MOORE, 219 Bush
Holt Warren, 717 Montgomery
Kemp J. St, Co., 109 Mission
SchoolM— Mlinine.
Moshelmer .1., 507 Montgomery
Schools— Pri rate.
(See also Colleges, also Teachers.^
Academy of Notre Dame, E s Dolores,
nr Sl.xteenth
Anderson (',. A. Mrs., 29 Turk
Angler A. A. Miss, 618 O'FarreU
Baker Colgate Mrs., ^8 Van Ness Av
BAKNAKD'.S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
120 Sutter
Bergorot John, 611 Stockton
Clarke lustitute, Miss E. H. Weeden,
2;J9 O'FarreU
Dithmar Emma Miss, 403 Sixth
Forster Louise Mme., 912 Sutter
Foster IMlssos, 3.38 Turk
German AnierU an, 221 Geary
HEALD'S BLSINESS COLLEGE, 24
Post
Holdreilge Sarah A., 1423 Devlsadero
Home Institute, Miss I. G. Prince, 218
Eddv
Ives E. F. Mrs., 313 Capp
Klein Anne Mrs., 1709 Sutter
Manshall K. L. Mrs.. 310 O'FarreU
McGauley F. Mrs., 628 O'FarreU
Mefret Xavier, SE cor Mason and Pac
Merritl H. A. Mrs.. 2304 Stelner
Miller MaL-'L'le Miss. 814 Bush
PACIFU: BL'SIXESS COLLEGE, 320
Post
Public Kindergarten, 64 Silver
School of Engineering, 24 Post
St. Bonilace's, 123 Tyler
St. Rose .\caiiemy, Tyler, bet Stelner
and Pierce
St. Vincent's, S s Slls.slon, bet New
Blonteomery and Third
Trinity .School, NE cor Post and Pow
University School, George Bates, 320
Eddy
Urban Academy, N. W. Moore, SW
cor Mason and Geary
Waid M. E. Mrs., 1519 Sacramento
West Mary B. Miss, 1001 Sutter
Zeitska Bertha Mrs., 922 Post
Scroll SaM'yers.
Cameron & Hull, 403 Sllsslon
Hansen M. A A., 1.30-1.36 .Main
JE.SSE & DREW, Berry, bet Third
and Fourth
McGlIRE ARTHUR, 415 Mission
Moore & Wilkle, SW cor Jllsslon and
Fremont
"Wells, Russell & Co., SW cor Mlselon
and Fremont
Sculptors.
Kertell Cniarles, 2.36 Post
Mczznra Pletro,805 Montgomery
Wells F. Marlon, 757 Mission
Sea Mosses, Ferus, Etc.
Nye A. G. Mrs.. 1033 Market
Seal Engravers.
(See Engravers.)
Searchers of Records.
Barrv Charles E., 619 Montgomery
Clement Joseph <fe E. B., 710 Wash
Evans W. M., 618 Clay
Gillespie C. V., 522 California
Gillespie William M., 411,'^ California
Hart Charles B., 523 Kearny
Hart Jordan P., .523 Kearny
Mearns George, 621 Clay
Millar John E., 230 Montgomery
Miller J. P. G., 214 Sausome
Rouleau Francois A., 328 Montgomery
Simpson Charles. 522 California
Seeds an<I Plants.
Bo wen E. .7., 815 Sansome
Campbell W. H. (Australian) 402 Front
Collie William H., IS Post
Cox Thomas A. & Co., 409 Sansome
Hutchings James M. (Forest) 120 Sut
Loomis H. (Japanese Tree>!) 320 San
Mfiherin Thomas, 516 Battery
Silvester George F., 317 Washington
Sonntag Charles & Co., 40 California
Sweeiiev J. P. & Co.. 409 Davis
TRUMBULL R. J. & CO., 419 San
Ulrlch & Leopold, 45 Post
Vineent Seviu <fe Co.. 607 Sansome
Wellington B. F.. 425 Washington
Seine Twines.
BARBOUR BROTHERS, 511 Market
DOYLE HENRY & CO., 511 Market
Seines.
DOYLE HENRY & CO.. 511 Market
' Sewer Pipe.
iSee also Drain arul Sewer Pipe.)
Burke Frank H., 528 California
CLARK N.. 1047-1049 Market
GLADDING, McBEAN & CO., 1310-
1.312 Market
Knight John H. (agent) 1316 Market
Owens John B., 22 California
Schlrmcr Emll, 430 Montgomery
Manufactures all sizes of
Sewer Pipe, Fire Brick, Fire
Clay, Chimney Pipe.
YAKD AND OFFICE:
1047-1049 Market St., San Francisco
1164 Broadway, Oakland.
GLADDING, McBEAN & CO.
Manufacturers and dealers In
Terra-(!otta Chimney Tops and Pipe,
Garden Vases, Flower Pots, Fire
Brick, Fire Clay, etc.
San Francisco— 1310 and 1.312 Market
.street, and 15 to 21 McAllister Street.
Branch at 213 Market Street.
Oakland— 1170 and 1172 Broadway.
Manutactorv at Lincoln, Placer Co.,
Cal.
Sevrer Traps.
Lane W. F., .505 Kearny
Mitchell George H. (Worth's) 507 Cal
SewinK Machine Attach-
ments.
ROBBTXS F. A., 7 First
SADLER & ro.,605 Market
SPENCE A. S. & CO., 537 Market
SewlniE Machine Needles.
SADLER & CO., 605 Market
SADLER & CO.
605 Marltet Street,
Pacific Coast agents for the EXCEL-
SIOR CO.'S
For all 3Iachines.
Manufacturing Needles a Specialty.
Sewiner Machine Threads.
BARBOUR BROS., 511 Slarket
Doyle henry & CO., 511 Market
SADLER & CO., 605 Market
SPENCE A. S. & CO., 537 Market
Sewing Machine Treadles.
SPENCE A. S. & CO., 537 Market
Sewing: Machines.
American Button Hole, Overseamlng
and S. M. C..., R. H. Ransley, Jr.
manager, 1216 Market
Automatic S. M. Co., T. Eggleston, 124
Post
Cohen William, 139 Sixth
Crown, Samuel Hill, 634 Market
Dauntless, Samuel Hill,6:i4 Market
Davis, Mark Sheldon, 130 Post
Domestic, J. W. Evans, 29 Post
Dwelle J. II., 507' ; Stevenson
Eldridge, Samuel Mill, 634 Market
Florence, Samuel Hill, 6M Market
Grover & Baker, J. W. Evans, 29 Post
Hlgham E., 901 Market
Home Shuttle and New Home. Samuel
Hill, 634 Market
Howe, Daniel S. Moulton. 873 Market
Hubbard Henry W., 667 Mission
Lightburne S., 235 Sixteenth
Peeriess, Samuel HII1,6:M Mar'-tet
Remington, C. Shawl, 30 Second
Royal St. .(ohn, C. Shawl, 30 Second
Singer, John R. Mackenzie, 118 Sutter
Stewart's, H. R. Josselyn <fc Co., 139
Sixth and 111 SutU-r
Victor, Samuel Hill, 6:U .Market
Wardwell, Samuel Hill, 6:M Market
Weed (Improved) Samuel Hill, 634
Market
Wheeler & AVllson, 20 Geary
White, Samuel Hill, 6;« Market
Willcox&Glbbs, A. T. Eggleston, 124
Post
Wilson,Samuel Hill, 6:i4 Market
Sewine Machines— Repair-
ers.
Pazik Frank J., 1004 Stockton
BOBBINS F. A. (frictions) 7 First
SewinsSilii.
Brown & Metzner (Cortlcelll) 549
Market
California Silk Manuf. Co., .585 Market
Carlson & Currier (Belden Bros.) 569
Market
SPENCE A. S. & CO. (Springfield) 537
Market
Shaping: Machines— Manu-
facturer.
BONNEY O. Jr., 221 Mlselon
Sheep W^ash.
.Tackson T. W., 12 California
Wakelee H. P. A Co., SE cor Mont-
gomerv and Bush
WATSON & CO., 124 Market
Slieet Wax.
(.Siee Artists' Materials.)
Shells— Marine.
Hermann Theodore A Co., 630 Wash
Koblson A. C. <fe Co., 540 Kearny
PAPER HANGINGS. sH
Importer of French, American and Bn^Ush Paper
" Sa^fa A^llst "*st"ri''^"*^" rTeo.w.Claii645MarJ[fit
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., whoi^esale hardware.
iier Slarket and Front Streets.
SHI
1066
SIL
Shingle ItfacIiineM.
(See also MacliinisU.)
GOLDEN STATE AND MINEKS'
IRON Works, 235 First
Hnntlneton P. A. (Globe Iron Works)
145 Fremont
Shingle Mannfactnrers.
Falk, Chandler & C<>., 128 Steuart
Germon A. 4 Co., 113 Mission
Neylan Jamee, 18-20 Spear
Ship Bread.
(.See Bakers Cracker.')
Ship Brokers.
(See Brokers.)
Shipbuilders.
Boole & M'ebster, 5 Spear
Del Mar Alexander (nsent) 216 San
Dickie WlUlniii, 18 Market
Ervln Daniel W., Fifth Av, bet J and
K. South S. F.
Farnham & W'hite, 11 Steuart
Hall Brothers, 311 East
Meics' Ijuniber and Shipbuilding Co.,
Pier 1 Steuart
Rllej' George F., 4 Market
Stone William, Ninth Av, nr G, South '
S. F.
Tlernan Patrick H., NW cor Solano
and Minnesota
Turner A Rmidle, NE oor Santa Clara
and Illinois
Watts L. C, foot J, South S. F.
Ship Ballaster.
Robinson Peter, 1122 Battery-
Ship Carvers.
(•See Carvers.)
Sliip Cliandlers.
CoflSn <fe Hendry. Junction Market and
Sacramento
Crawford A. & Co., 25 Market
FOARD L., 3 Steuart
Hare Charles, 326 Spear
Heath, Gallup & Co., ,58 Clav
Hopken L. & Co., 418 Davis
Joeselyn G. M. & Co., 38 Market
Middleton 4 Co., 320 Washington
Tubbs & Co., 611 Front
AVHITELAW THOMAS P. H., foot of
Second
Wright & Bowne, 34 Steuart
Ship Joiners.
Farnham <fe White, 11 Steuart
Hall Brothers, 311 East
HANSEN HARRY, 3'^ Mission
Middlemas <fe Boole, Pier 19 Steuart
Parent Charles L., 232 Fremont
Spofford J. L., 413 Main
Ship 9Iaterial8.
FOARD LORENTZ, 3-5 Steuart, near
Market
Mighell William E., 105 Steuart
LORENTZ FOARD,
Dealer In new and second hand
Ship Material,
3-5 Steuart St.. near Market.
Sails rented out by the Day, Week or
Month.
Shipping: and Forwarding.
(See Merchants— Shipping and For-
warding.)
Shipping Commissioner—
U. S.
Stevenson J. D., 118 Jackson
Shipping Ofiices.
Laffey Edward N., ,508 Battery
Naunton G., 524 Battery
Stolen Brothers, 410 Davis
Shipping Registers.
American Lloyds, S. P. Wells, 416
California
New York Shipping Record, Horace
H. Watson, 218 Sansome
Veritas International Register, D. F.
Hutchings. 517 Front
Shipsniiths.
Burns Isidore, 20 Steuart
Christy James, 126 Berry
Coffin & Hendrv, 2-4 Market
Coleman David R., 9 Vallelo
CROCKARD lUTGH, 20 Mission
Gilmour John 1)., 209 Main
Grant George W. (estate of) 139 Spear
McTernan Brothers, 31 Commercial
Muir A., 1015 Battery
Phelps W. S. & Co., 13 Drumm
Shipwriglits and Calkers.
Alexander Richard S., 15 Drumm
Allen L. S., 107 Bryant
Boole & Webster, 5 Spear
Clark & Webster, 24 Howard
Coleman David R., 9 Vallejo
Coombe & Taylor, 111 Market
CrulKshank Petur, NW cor Solano and
Mississippi
Dlrcks John J., Ninth Av, nr G, South
S. F.
Ervin Henry J., Fifth Av, bet J and
K, South S. F.
Farenkam (). F. L., Ninth Av, bet
G and H, Souths. F.
Farnham & White, 11 Steuart
Kerrulsh Edward, .500 Batterv
Middlemas & Boole, Tier 19 Steuart
Phelps W. S. A Co., 13 Drumm
Reed John, 316 Main
Weeks Ebc>n, 417 Main
AVhelan John A.. 11 Folsom
Shirt Manufacturers.
Aaron Simon. 106 Dupont
Atkinson L. & Co., 22 Sansome
Basch Louis, 206 Kearny
BEAMISH P., 693 Market
Black H., .39 Slitter
Caroe Laura Mrs., 113 Stockton
Cavasso I., 708 Montgomery
Coblentz Emil, 26 Montgomery Av
Crook E.W"., 126 Kearnv
Falkenstein A. & Co., i25 Sansome
Fenn John H., 1505 Market
Flaherty John, 328 Bush
Goldstone M., 2 Battery
Hess Henry, 219 Montgomerv
Jacobs M. & Son, 20 Sansome
Kusel S. A., 806 Valencia
Lawton W. D. A Co., 608 Market, and
9 Post
Leavitt W. F. & Co. 11 Geary
Lemos Leon, 1007 Stockton
Lengfeld Louis, 125 Sansome
Levingston MoitIs A., 1010 Polk
Levy G., 417 Jones
Lloyd & Sherman. 45 Second
Lowe Seligman, 331 Kearny
Mayer Rudolph, 14 Dupont
Meininger Louis, 217 Turk
Mendelsohn Solomon, 1.523 Powell
Morison, Hutchinson & Co., 112 Bush
NEUSl'ADTER BROS., NW cor Bat-
tery and Pine
Nieman Henry, 120 Sutter
Popper S. , 233 Kearny
Reeb Ellas, 19 Sansome
Seymour William H. (agent) 126 Kear
Shlrek & Tonner, 124 Sansome
Sllberstein S., 950 Market
Stolz & Weldenreich, 202 Bush
Verden Alice Miss, 308'.; Stockton
NEUSTADTER BROTHEBS,
Manufacturers and Importers
— OF —
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
Manufacturers of
STANDARD SHIRTS,
NW comer Battery and Pine Ste.
Shirls-Retail.
(See Furnishing Goods Oents'.)
Shoe and Oniier Uppers—
Blannfacturers.
Bourne Richard A., 108 Geary
Dolliver ABro.. 107 Post
Rosseter <fe Smith, 545 Market
Shoe Findings.
Bourne R. A., 108 Gearv
Brack Oswald, 523 Pacillc
Dolllver & Bro., 107 Po.st
Einstein Bros. <fe Co., 29 Battery
GETLESON & LANDIS, 543 Market
Hall Francis, 506 Market
Hecht Bros. & Co., 528 Market
Klopper Frederick, 26 O'Farrell
Lewis Emanuel, .569 Market
Magee & Moore, 422 Sansome
Mattern A Moore, 42 Gearv
NICHOLS A. C. & CO., 400 Battery
Rosseter <fe Smith, 545 Market
SchieflerC. H., 234 Bush
Williams Bros., 569 Jlarket
Shoe I/aces.
DOYLE HENRY & CO., 511 Market
Shoe Tacks and Kails.
DOYLE HENRY & CO., 511 Market
FIELD A. & SONS, 511 Market
Shoe Threadiii.
BARBOUR BROTHERS, 511 Morket
DOYLE HENRY A G( t., 511 Market
Rosseter & Smith, 545 Market
Shooting Oalleries.
Foster Junius G., Cliff House
Gaudron A., 811 Market
Herman Rudolph, Harbor View
Klein John E., 745 Mission
Ladd Charles D., 821 Kearny
Mason S. C, 12.30 Market
Schneider W. H., 28 Geary
Shapter Thomas, 9 Powell
Vogt Louis, 202 Dupont
Shot Manufacturers.
SELBY SMELTING AND LEAD
CO., SE cor Howard and First,
office 416 Montgomery
Shofv Cards.
BANCROFT A. L. & CO., 721 Market
Boxton George W^., 9 Geary
Cheyrias A Passet, Brooks, bet Market
and Geary
Gosling George N., 320 Sansome
Levy David, 635 California
MansellF., 423 Pine
McDowell William, 608 Market
Pldge D. M., 20 Post
Rodgers F. S., 629 Merchant
Shonr Cases— Makers.
Ankers Christian, 10.32 Market '■
DIXON A BERNSTEIN, 250 Morket
Furlong & Manseau, S23 Market
Koehler Charles, 209 Mason
Miller J. M. A Son, 545 California
Proll William & Co., 537 California
Teubner A Hoffman, 532 California
Signs— Emblematic.
Peterson A Olsson. 328 Bash
Signs — Metallic.
(&'ee Metallic Sigwi.)
Signs — Skeleton.
Perkins Joseph, 406 Market
Silk Ooods.
(iSee Dry Goods; also Fancy Goods).
Silk Manufacturers.
CALIFORNIA SILK MANUFAC-
TURING CO., R. R. Yates agent,
585 Market
Evertz John P. C, 1907 Vallejo.
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
The Largest Laundry Establishment on the Pacific Coast
OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST.
J. MACDONOUGH,
CUMBERI.AND, LEHIOH AND ENGLISH FOUNDRY COKE,
41 Market Street, corner Spear.
SIL
1067
SOD
silk l^Veaver.
Ylannay Alexander, 300 Post
Silver Plaled n^are.
LfSeeFtated Ware.)
Silver Platers.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
NVORKS, 1;M Sutter
DENNISTON E. G., 653-655 Mission
Ekelund Eric, 620 Jlerchant
Hawkins .1. 31., 620 Merchant
Johnson <fe Schule, 5 Post
KROGER F. <fe CO., 13 Trinity
Lawler \V., 622 Clay
Lederer George M. & Co., 731 Mission
LUNDY THOMAS, 7-9 Third
MARTELL J(iHN, 623 Sacramento
Oakley Oliver IJ., 6;« Market
PartlcelU A., it.52 ^Ilssion
Blgnev Patrick. 665 Mission
Rochicioli R. F.. 8 Tyler
SHEPMAN WILLIAM E., 41 Geary
Spink Samuel P. & Sous, 7 Fourth
Zante I'anlel, 190 Jessie
California [JecWcal Wofiis
134 SUTTER.
Silver-Platers,
Nickel-Platers,
Gold-Platers and
Copper-Platers.
MINING PLATES A SPECIALTY.
OLD TABLE WARE
AND OTHER OLD SILVEB
Re-plated better than New.
SM FRANCISCO PLATING WORIS,
653 and 655 Mission St., S. F.
E. G. DENNISTON, Prop.
Gold, .Silver, Nickel and Copper Plat-
ing done on all Jletals. Every descrip-
tion of Metal Goods Plated in the most
durable manner. New Plated Goods
and Cutlery at Manufacturers' prices.
Old Table Ware repaired and re-plated.
Silver-plated Amalgamating Plates for
Miners and Quartz 31111s furnished to
order.
F. EBOGER.
R. SCHAEZLEIN.
F. KROGER & CO.
Mannlactnrers Silver and Plated Ware
SXLVER'WARE
Designed and executed. Gold and Sil-
ver Plating of all descrlptlon.s. Old
Tableware Refinlslied and Replated.
13 Trinity,
OfTSutter.near Montgomery, S. F., Cal.
KROGER F. & CO., 13 Trinity
Laird P. W.,27 Post
Lawler William, 622 Clay
Schulz (fe Fischer, 513 Market
Tucker J. W. & Co.. 131 Kearny
Vandersllce W. K. & Co., 136 Sutter
Silver Mr are.
(Se« alio Watchmakers and Jewelers.)
Altschul, Seller & Co., 119 Battery
Andrews A., 221 Montgomery
BRAVERMAN & LEVY, 119 Mont
California Jewelry Co., 134 Sutter
Cummings Sons, ,327 Kearny
Dewev & Jordan, 433 Montgomery
Dlnkelsplel S. B. & Co., 313 Bush
Flnck George, NW cor Kearny and
Geary
Haskell Reuben R. (agent) 206 Kearny
Hubash, Larsen &. Wilson, NW cor
Kearny and Sutter
Jordan Morris, 7 Kearny
Koehler & Ritter, 26 Post
KROGER F. & CO., 13 Trinity
Laird D. W., 27 Post
Levisou Bros., 134 Sutter
LUNDY THOMAS, 7-9 Third
Mayers Henrv, 205 Montgomery
Havers Robert, 621 Market
I'acitic Jewelry Co., 6 Battery
RANDOLPH & CO., 101 Montgomery
Schulz & Fischer, 513 Market
Sherwood William J., 517 Montgomery
SHKEVE GEORGE C. & Co.,110 Mont
SPENCE A. S. & CO., 537 Market
Titcomb A. C. & Co., 24 Post
Tucker J. W. & Co., 131 Kearny
Vander^lice W. K. & Co., 136 Sutter
Weyl Brothers, 110 Sutter
Zacharias L. & Bro., 210 Kearny
SilverHniiiliH.
BRiVVERMAN & LEVY, 119 Mont
California Jewelry Co., 134 Sutter
Gorham Manuf. Co., 120 Sutter
Koehler & Ritter, 26 Post
G. C. SBKEVE. GEO. BONNT.
GEO. C. SHREVE & CO.
110 Montgomery,
S I L_VE RVVARE
WATCHES,
Jeivelry and Diamonds..
PACIFIC
Gold, Silver, Nickel and CoDDer
PLATING WORKS.
Old table ware re-plntcd. Watches
and Jewelry of all dest riptlons Gold or
Silver plated. Repairing done on all
kinds of work. Sllv»r Plated Amalga-
mating Plates furnished to order.
W. E. SHEPMAN, Prop.
41 Oeary St.. near Dapont, S. F.
Skating Binks.
Woodward's Gardens, W s Mission bet
Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Skylights Patent.
Hayes George & Co., 539 Fifth
Slop Hoppers.
Burr C. H. & G. AV., 667 Mission
lis John (J., 814 Kearny
Lane W. F., 505 Kearny
Smelting '%Vorka.
SELBY SBIELTING AND LEAD
CO., North Beach, foot Hyde, of;
fice 416 Montgomery
California Bleaching Soap Co., cor Six-
teenth and Folsom
Clark Bros., E s Nebraska, nr Center
Coleman William T. & Co. (agents)
SW cor California and Front
Commercial Soap Co., Es Brady, nr
Market, office NE cor Sacramento
and Davis „
Cudell Gustave, SW cor Center and
Utah ^ .
Dakln & Llbbey, NE cor Davis and
Sacramento
Dolan Thomas,Potrero Av, nr Alabama
Eagle Soap Works, Charles Laufenbur-
ger, NE cor Vallcjo and Stockton,
office 209 Clay „ ^
Ehrman M. & Co. (agents) 110 Front
Grlswold N. W., 205 Front
Harbor View Soap Works Hellmann
Bros., NW cor Bay and Webster,
office 12 California
Hepburn Ward A. (agent) 309 Sac
Houston W. J. & Co., 205 Front
Lille Philip. NW cor Bay and Webster
Loughran Bernard, E s Rhode Island,
bet EliDorado and Alameda
Lucy G. R. & Co., S sBraunan.bet
Eighth and Ninth, office 12:J Cal
Meigs & Co. (agents) 402 Front
Miles John E. (agent) 402 Front
Mission Soap and Candle Work.-*, office
108 Bush ^ ^^ ^
New Eagle Soap Works, E s Nebras-
ka, bet Center and El Dorado
New England Soap Works, H. Flsch-
beck, cor Utah and Sixteenth
Newell* Bro., 221 Davis
Nicott Edward & Co., NW cor Seventh
and Mission
Osterloh Henry, 37 Commercial
Pacific Coast Soap Co., 205 Front
Peake & Fiske, 115 Front
Petersen Charles A. &Co., Juniper, bet
Folsom and Harrison
Roval Soap Factory, 205 Front
Seldel Frederick E., E s San Bruno
Road, nr Twenty-ninth, office 48
Clav _
Smith, Lucy & Co., 322 Chestnut, office
405 Front
STANDARD SOAP CO., 204-208 Sac
Stuhr August, E s San Bruno Road, nr
Fifteenth Av
Trommlltz Paul, 709 Polk
United Worklngmen's Soap Manuf.
Co., E s Potrero Av, bet Center and
Santa Claro
Unna Jacob (toilet) 157 New Mont
Ventura Rock Soap Co. 410 lUtch
Welch M.,SW cor Utah ond El Dorado
Soda.
(See also Cream Tartar, etc.)
Fagan Michael, 1329 Bush
Jackson T. W., 12 California
Nevada Soda Co., 109 California
Pacific Soda Co., 109 California
RIEGER P. <feC0.,511 Front
Tyler S. H. & Son, 221 Commercial
Soda TVater Manufacturers.
Smoker*'
Articles— Whole-
sale.
] >fiay City Soda Water Co., 110 Tyler
Brelg <fe Schafer. 38 Hayes
Elsfelder William, 202 Sansome
FRANKENTHAL & CO.. SW cor Cal-
ifornia and Battery
Gfoodyear Riibber Co., 577 Market
Schumann Louis, ;J41 Kearny
Son Bros., 302 California
WeU & Woodleaf, 113 Battery
Soapmakers' Tools.
BOBBINS F. A., 7 First
Soap
and
9Ianufactnrer«>
AgentM.
Alto Soap Co.. S B Oregon, bet Front
and Davis
Argonaut Soap Works, Oliver C!hop-
man, E S Potrero Av, bet El Do-
rado and Center
ABME8 & DALLAM (agents) 115-117
Front
Banner Soap Co., 24 Commercial
Boy Soap and ( ^andle Works, Laven-
son, Winter & Co., office 119 Front
Bettman IM(i.se.«, office 311 Commercial
Brown Richard, Channel, bet Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth
Pi
P
§
I
s
Brunlng William, 7-33 Union
Columbia Soda Workt, IXi Broadway
Crystal Soda Water Co., NE cor Union
" and Stockton
Empire Sodo Works, 1T21 Market
Eureka Soda Works, 22:5 Elm Av
Pioneer Soda Water Works, 1719>^ Mar-
ket
Somps P. G., 259 Clementina
THOMPSON GKOIUJE C, NW cor
Filbert and Mason
Wlggett & Lupton, 322 Brannan ^ ^
GEO. C. THOMPSON,
[Establlf;h"d In IS.50.1
UNION
Mineral and Soda Water
Vlcliy, Kissmgen, Seltzer, Double Soda,
And all other mineral waters, and
Soda .Apparatus of all kinds.
N. W. Corner Filbert and Mason.
J. GUNDLACH & CO.
Cor. Market & Second
CALIFORNIA WINES & BRANDIES.
Propnetors RMnelarilL Scunma.
CONTI^JENTAL SAFETY OIL
SHOULD BE! USED IX
BVERY HOVSEHOIilX
SOD
1068
STA
Sodn Wafer Apparatus.
Becht GoorKe .1., 319 Batterv
Marsh H. F., 577 Market
THdMl'WJN GEORGE C, NW cor
Filbert and Mapon
Solder IMCanufaeturers.
Morrow & Strong, 115 First
SELBY SMELTING AND LEAD
CO., olflce 416 Montgomery
Spar 9Iaker8.
Alexander IX. S., 15 Drumm
Boole & Webster, 5 Spear
Castner & McLellan, S e Berry, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Clark & Webster, N s Howard, bet
Steuart and Spear
Coombs & Tavlor, 111 Market
Farnham & White, 11 Steuart
Meyer John I., 15 Mission
Simmons William, 17 Howard
W'heian John A.. 11 Folsom
Spice manufacturers.
(See Coffee atid Spice Mills.)
Spool Cotton.
CLARK GEOKGE A. & BROTHER,
oil Market
DOYLE HENRY & CO., 511 Market
SPENCE A. S. & CO., 537 Market
Sportsmen''!; Slaterials.
{See Gun.<i and Siyorting Materials.)
SprinsT Beds.
CLARK TRUMAN S. & CO., 217 Bush
Hinckley K., 149 New Montgomery
Lattin Spring Bed Manuf. Co., 1029
Market
Nuchman A., 151 New Montgomery
Pacific Spring and Mattress Manufac-
turing Co., 79 New Montgomery
Ridgeway Charles W., 21 Tyler
West Coast Furniture Co., NW cor
Fourth and Bryant
Squirrel Poison.
Wakelee H. P. & Co., SE cor Mont-
gomery and Bush
Stables— liiTery.
AUdack Joseph, SW cor Bush and De-
visadero
Archibald P. L. & Co., 1324 Market and
13-15 Park Av
Banks G. S., 709 Jones
Barry William, 1623 W^ashlngton
Berry J. L., 552 Bryant
Bovd William, 1009 Valencia
Breen .Tohn, 222 Fifth
Brown C. H. <fe Co., 113 O'Farrell
Brugge & Baettge, 110 Washington
Brugge & Sorensen, 55 Clay
Burke John, 955 Folsom
Butler A. B., 408 Bush
Calderwood Saul, 2912 Mission
Canavan Patrick, 1125 Howard
('assidy Mathias, 62 Minna
(Iharlton & Groeper, 9 Washington
Clayburgh & Brandenstein, 112 Post
Collins D. B., 222 Fifth
Conion Michael, 1513 California
Corbett Patrick J., 518 Hayes
Cory Benjamin B., 1615 Market
Coyne .lames. Fourteenth, bet Mission
and Minna
Craig James, 713 Commercial
Crittenden C. S., 409 Tavlor
Daly J., 908 Harrison
Dowling Edward, 1633 Howard
Dowling Richard, 623 Grove
Dovle Edward H., 346 Third
Dryer Charles F., 1315 Stockton
Eggleton Georce, 121 Jackson
Ehlers John, 1221 Pierce
Evanno Joseph, 712 Pacific
Ferguson James P., 814-820 Mission
Fitzgerald & Conion, 1513 California
Flood John, 823 Folsom
Foley David J., 1812 J'owell
French John B., 919 Tyler
Gayiord W. H., Thirty-second Av.Bay
Park Homestead
Gllfoy John, 608 Mission
Gordon A (.'orey, 1615 Market
Harris R. AV., 807 Montgomery
Hart David, 901 Larkin
Hart Moses, 814 Geary
Healy & Fagen, 332 Bush
Hennessey P., 765 Mission
Hlldebrand G., 807 Vallejo
Horn John W., cor Laguna and Walnut
Av
Hynard Alonzo P., cor Mission and
Potter
Johnson Richard J.. 2611 Mission
•Tovce Edmund, 721 Valencia
Kellett Charles, 2614 Mission
Kelling & Moore, 420 Pacific
Kelly Thomas, SE cor Leavenworth
and Geary
Kennev John, 913 Filbert
King D. C, 1608 West Mission
Lambert William P., 875 Folsom
Lawton C. D., 1925 Bush
Ledgett Richard D., 1325 Bush
Macowsky & Adelson, 600 Market
Mann John, 918 Gearv
Manning Michael, 625 Fulton
Marabello John, 686 McAllister
Margetson F. G. J., 180 Jessie
Marshall A., 737 Folsom
Marsiii L. <fe Co., 320 Broadway
Marson Charles F., 187 Stevenson
McArdle Henrv, 610 Howard
McCaftertv Neil, 1625 Market
McCaflferty William, 2417 Mission
McCarthy Daniel, 797 Mission
McCord, Bridge & Co., 212 Sutter and
221 Ellis
McDonald J. F. & Co., 11 Webb
Michelsen M. & Son, NE cor Eddy and
Hyde
Morshead John W., 25 Washington .
Mundell Oscar C. 775 Market
Nathan S., 726 Union
Nolan .John, 1311 Cilifornia
Norton H. M., NE cor Larkin and
Turk
Novella & Pitto, 427 .Tackson
O'Callaghan Dennis J., 838-844 Howard
O'Kane John, 1408 Folsom
O'Leary James, 2113 Pine
Parker Joseph M., SW cor Minna and
New Montgomery
Palmer E. C, NE cor Tyler and Leav
Patterson Brothers, 1505 Folsom
Paylor Charles, E s Hotr Av, bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
Pentony John, 6.33 Green
Peters John, 2325 Washington
Pickett <fe Nolan, 16 Clementina
Pico P. & Co., 515 Green
Powell Frank, 8.50 Howard
Prince C. H., 2125 Mission
Raffenberg & Granger, 102 Clark
Riphenburgh W., 1123 Mission
Roden A. G., 1715 Sacramento
Rodgers John & Sons, 1608 Market
Ryan Thomas, 615 Ellis
Savannah Edward, 3009 Mission
Short David M., 2414 California
Slick Andrew, 15 Washington
Siocum L. D., 921 Sutter
Smith A. B., 1209 Folsom
Smith Richard, 524 Third
Smith & Poultnev, 344 Brannan
Stewart D., 134 'Seventh
Sullivan F. D. & Co., 836 Howard
Sullivan Patrick, 915 Folsom
Swain Jnsiah H., 417 Folsom
Taylor C. R., 11 Powell
Tomkinson James, .57 Minna
Travers John, 805 Greenwich
Wade William N., 710 Broadway
Waite A. T. <fe Co., 1211 Mason
WallC. L. &Co.,.38Si.xth
Waters Arthur, 1000 Gearv
Wecdon E. M., 2113 Polk
Wells Charles J., 3.34 Sutter
WIllBon John F., 126 Ellis
Winchester Charles W., 13 Stevenson
Yeazell A. H., SE cor Eddy and Pierce
Stage liines.
Arizona, Joseph Knowlton Jr. agent,
2 New Montgomery
Bodle, William H. Mead agent, 3 Mont
California and Oregon, Joseph Knowl-
ton Jr. agent, 2 New Montgomery
Coast Line, J. Knowlton Jr. agent, 2
New Montgomery
Geyser Line, Samuel Bliller agent, 2
New Montgomery
Gllroy Hot Springs, J. Knowlton Jr.
agent, 2 New Montgomery
Kern and Inyo, ticket office C. P. K.B.
Depot, foot Market
Lake Tahoe, Samuel Miller agent, 2
New Montgomery
San Mateo and Pescadero, J. Knowl-
ton Jr. agent, 2 New Mont
U. S. Stage Co., J. Knowlton Jr. agent,
2 New Montgomery
Yosemite, Samuel Miller agent, 2 New
Montgomery
Stair Builders.
Drew John B., 227 Spear
Dwyer Michael, 105 Twenty-fourth
Hanlon John, 716 Natoma
HURLEY DENNIS J., 136 Main
JESSE & DREW, Berry, nr Fourth
Langland N. P., 407 Mission
McGUIRE ARTHUR, 415 Mission
McLaughlin Francis, 839 Geary
Newman Jacob, 2437 Larkin
Prcscott cfc Sanborn, NW cor Howard
and Spear
ARTHUR McGUIRE
Successor to B. H. Freeman & Co.
Stall* I3ii.ild.ei*
415 mission St.,
Adjoining Mechanic'.s BIlll,bet. Fir>i
and Fremont. Scroll Sawing and Turn-
ing. Mahogany, Black Walnut and
Cedar for Sale. Constantly on hand
and made to order. Stair Ralls, Posts,
Balusters, Etc.
Stamping and Pinking.
(See Embroidery Stampers.)
Stamps— Bubber.
(See Rubber Stamps.)
Starcli Importers.
Burr C. C. & Co. (Oswego Starch Co.)
13 Pine
Church &, Co. (Wood's) 405 Front
Coleman W'illiam T. & Co., SW cor
California and Front
Cotrel Thomas Jr. (Gilbert's) 4ft5 Front
Cutsinger S. & Co., 205 Front
Dempster & Keys, 202 Market
EGERTON HENRY C. (Duryea's
Glen Cove) 109 California, room 7
Hepburn Ward A. (J. J. Gllbetr's) 309
Sacramento
Houston W. J. <fe Co. (agents) 205 Front
Jones C. C. (Peoria Starch Co.) 214
Sacramento
Wyatt, Hasklns & Co. (Pioneer) 118
Front
HENRY C. EGERTON,
Sole Agent for Pacific Coast,
Duryeas' Satin Gloss Starch
ANB
Luryeas' ImproTei Corn StarcL
109 California St., Room 7.
Starch Manufacturers.
Everding J. (fe Co., 48 Clay
Stationers— IVIiolesalc.
BANCROFT A. L. & CO., 721 Market
BLAKE, BOBBINS * CO., 516 Sac
Crocker H. S. & Co., 401^03 Sansome
Cunningham, Curtlssd- Welch, SW^ cor
Sansome and Sacramento
Denny Edward & Co., 512 Sacramento
Dutton <fe \Vithington,:!06 California
Edgerly S. A., 203>2 Montgomery Av
Frank & Co., NE cor Sansome and Sac
Freund & Co., 204 Bush
Harris B. A Son, 2 Battery
Hodge John G. & Co., 314 California
LeCount Bros., 417 Montgomery
Leavitt S. B. & Co., 526 Sacramento
Payot, Upham & Co., 204 Sansome
Remington A. D. & Co., 41;m15 San
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE. »?>Jf.J-ER. the optician,
Established, S.F., 1863, 135 Montgomery.
JONAS J. MORRISON
has the most select siock of all tbe leading' varieties ot
Lumber in the Market. N. E. cor. Mission and Spear Sts.
STA
1069
STE
SADLER & CO., 605 Market, under
Grand Hotel
San Francisco News Co., 413-415 AVash
SPENCE A. S. &. Co., 537 Market
Well & Woodleaf , 113 Battery
SADLER & CO.
Importers and Jobbers
— OF —
Staple Stationery
<>U5 MARKKT »iT.
Under Grand Hotel.
PAPER, ENVELOPES and PENCILS
A Specialty.
Staf loners— Retail.
('^'■Importers. See alio Booksellers.')
Afeld Joseph, 805 Lai kin
Aileopp Jaiues P. C, 521 '« Valencia
Anderson C. M. Mrs., 325^ Fifth
Anderson R. C, 408 Third
Amheim Samuel S., 8 Stewart
Bailev Joseph H., 1513 Stockton
*BAX(;R0FT a. L. & CO., 721 Market
'-^Barkhaus F.W. & J)., 213 Kearny
Beach C, 107 Montgomery
Bell * Co., 639 Kearny
'•"•Billings, Harbourne & Co., 3 Mont
Blake Sumner C, 617 Montgomery,
and 503 Kearny
Bourgoln A., 206 Blontgomery Av
Bowles James, SE cor Leidesdorff and
Conmiercial
Bromsen Solomon, 10603^ Howard
Bush P., 248 Fourth
Carlisle A.. & Co., 110 Leidesdorff
Chovnski I. N., 34 Geary
Cophlan D.W., 924 Larkln
CoK'hlan John, 519 Taylor
Conklln F., 310 Fifth
Cooper James K., 746 Market
Copper Frank, 436 Kearny
Corden Thomas J., 525 Fourth
Craig A. G. Mrs. (and foreign stamps)
930 Washington
''Crocker H. S. & Co., 401 Sansome
Cunningham Robert D., 131 Fourth
'•Cunningham, Curtlss & Welch, SW
cor .Sansome and Sacramento
Currle Arthur L. & Co., 514 Post
*■ Denny Edward & Co., 512 Sacramento
Dt.\on H. H. Mrsyl618 Polk
Dodge Bros., 116 Post
Dowland Sarah Mrs., 1329 Bush
Droge G. F. C, NW cor Sixteenth and
Mission
Dnrney Isabel, 1532 Tyler
*Dutton & Withlngton, 306 California
Edgerly S. A., 203 Montgomery Av
Fairweather Julian, 542 Hayes
Fish Nathan, 60 Second
*Flood Michael, 831 Market
"Frank <t Co., NE cor Sac and Sansome
*Freund & Co., 204 Bush
Frey W. A.. 404 Kearny
Gamsc M. 8., I'J'M Mission
Geisendorfer Jlary Mrs., 158 Second
Gellatly James R., SE cor Fourth and
Geraghty M.. 1127 Folsom
<'Goliy J. B. A Co.', 26 Geary
Gray William Jr., SE cor Folsom and
Twenty-second
*Gregolre Louis & Co., NW cor Wash-
ington and Montgomery Av
Grube Max, ;«0 and im^-i Third
Hallwegen Bros., 32 Turk
Harper Josi'pli W'., 2102 Howard
Harris Solomon, 402 Fourth
Han Mary Mrs., 313 Sixth
Itavs William K., 225 Sixth
Ilobbert Ilenrv T., 218 Third
■^Hodgc John G. & Co., 314 CaUfornta
Hook Bros., 34 .Sixth
Howell J. L., 624 Montgomery
Hunt James, 1738 .Market
Immel Jane Mrs., 1647 Mission
Kane Annie M., 318 S xth
Keller .'<arah Mrs., 127 Seventh
Kimball C. P., 519 Hayes
Kochmann Slorris, 214 Sixth
Kruger L., 2246 Mission
Lapachet C. Mrs. & Co., 1503 Stockton
'•'Le Count Brotheis. 417 Montgomery
Levin L. A Son, 830 Market
Lobenstein Dinah Miss, 1.528 Turk
Maglll Thomas AV., 1018 Market
McArdle S., Palace Hotel
McNally W., 908 A'alencia
Mearns James, l.'MX) Powell
"Methodist Book Depository, 1041
■•■'Mef zger Louis, 208 Bush
Miller Louis, 619 McAllister
Nve Albert 6., 1033 Market
O'Connor J. B. & Co.. 103 Sixth
O'Neill Edward, 401 Geary
Patton A. F.j SE cor Clay and Kearny,
and 900 Market
'^Payot, Upham & Co., 204 Sansome
Phllan JohUj SWcor Sutter andKeamy
Poorman Martha Mrs., 116 Ninth
Prott Jacob Mrs., 215 O'Farrell
Proll Bros., 1417 Polk
Randall Mary Mrs., 1829 Market
Richardson Brothers, SW cor Post and
Dupont, and 212 Dupont
Robertson R. L., 121 Seventh
Ilobltscheck Herman, 416 Sacramento
Rueben Moses, 54 Montgomery Block
''SADLER & CO., 605 Market
Scott James C, 22 Third, and Junction
Market and Geary
Seaders John H., 603 Davis
Shafner Charles, 4:J8K Third
Shea Michael F., 805Tyiarket
Sinclair A., SE cor Dupont and Sutter
Smith II. F. A Co., 225 Kearny
Smith James, 1208 A^alencia
Soutcr Sarah Mrs., 11373^ Pacific
'"SPENCE A. S. & CO., 537 Market
Stanley G. AV., 4 Seventh
Stevenson & Lougwlll, 28 Second
Tledemann Henry H., 1630 Eddy
TIshler George, 809 Larkln
Tonlnl M. G., 26 Montgomery Av
Torrence J. S., 1070)^ Howard
Trautner Gustave Jr., 244>^ Sutter
Turner & Co., 2106 Fillmore
Union News Co.,SE cor Washington
and Sansome
Vaughan F., 602 Montgomery
Wanz Catharlna Mrs., N s Twenty-
fourth, nr Columbia
Wende P. D., SK cor Market and Sixth
West Ellen H. Mrs., 1030 Folsom
Whitnev Sumner & Co., 613 Clay
Wiener M. H., 334 Sixth
Wilcox Lizzie Mrs., 635 Geary
Williams C. L. <fe Co., 417 Washington
Williams G. H. Mrs.. 540 Bush
WOOD GEORGE M. & CO., 120 Post
Wright & Chadbourne, 433 Mont Av
Zellerbach Anton, 413 Sansome
Zlegler Frank E., 634 Montgomery
Zimmerman Henry L., 703 Broadway
Zollver Henry, 238 Sixth
Statisticians.
Stone S. D.i39 Merchants' Exchange
Statuary and Monaments.
Cheyrlas & Passet, Brooks, bet Market
and Geary
Gray J. D. (white bronze) 23 Fifth
Locke Charles B., 25 Geary
Seregnl Fulgenzlo, 34 Post
Steaniboattt— Bay and River
Alameda, foot of Market
Alcatraz, .\ngel, and Verba Bnena Isl-
ands, AVashlngton Street AVharf
Alviso, California Transportation Co.,
Jackson St. AVharf
Berkeley, East, bet AVashlngton and
Jackson
Eden Landing, office 37 Commercial
Marysville and Way Landings, Green
St.AVharf
Mission Hock, foot Second
Napa, Vallejo, and Suscol, Jackson St.
AVharf
Oakland (Central Pacific R. R.) foot of
Market
Petaluma (direct) Jackson St. AVharf
Petaluma via Donahue (.S. F. and North
Pac. R. R.) foot Washington
Sacramento, Colusa, and Princeton,
foot Jackson
Sacramento via Benlcia, Centervllle,
Rio Vista, Sherman Island, etc.,
(Cal. Pac. K. R.) foot AVashlngton
Sacramento and AVay Landings, Cal.
Steam Navigation Co.,Waslilngton
St Wharf
Sacramento and Way Landings, stm
S. M. Whipple, Washington St.
AVharf
Sacramento River and Way Landings,
Cal. Transportation Co., Jackson
St. AVharf
San Quentin and San Rafael, foot Clay
Saucellto, foot Clay
Sonoma, Jackson St. Wharf
Stockton and AVay Landings, stm On-
ward, Jackson St. AVharf
Stockton and Way Landings, Cali-
fornia Transportation Co., Jackson
St.Wharf
Stockton andWay Landings, Cal. Steam
Navigation Co., foot AVashlngton
Union City, office 37 Commercial
Steamboat Bnilders.
PACIFIC IRON AVORKS, Rankin,
Bruyton & Co., 127-135 First
Rlsdon Iron and Locomotive Works,
SW cor Howard and Beale
Steam Engine OOTCrnors.
Baker & Hamilton, 13-19 Front
Berry & Place, SAv cor Fremont and
Market
Gregory H. P. & Co., 2 California
HENDY JOSHUA, 49 Fremont
Patten C. AV. (Frost's) 34 California
Steam Engines.
(See Engines.)
Steam Oanges.
(jSlee also Brasif Founders.)
GARRATT W. T., 138 Fremont
Marwedel C. F., 56 First
WEED & KINGWELL, 125 First
Steam Motors.
WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO., 202
Market
Pacific Motor Co., 5-7 Beale
Steam Power.
Overend j. A. T., 506'^ Commercial
Pacific Power Co., 314 California
Steamship Agencies.
Anchor Line (N. Y. to England) J. C.
Merrill & Co. agents, 204 California
CUNARD LINE (New York and Bos-
ton to Liverpool) Williams, Dlm-
ond & Co. agents, 202 Market
Generale Trans-.\tlantlc Co.(AsplnwaU
to St. Nazaire, France) Belloc &
Co. agents, 524 Montgomery
HAMBURG -AMERICAN PACKET
Co., (AVest India Line) Henry Bal-
zer & Co. agents, 209 Sansome
Hamburg-American Steamship Co., J.
F. Melnke & Co. agents, 401 Cal
Inman Line, J. F. Fugazl agent, S
Montgomery Av
North German Lloyd Steamship Co.,
C. Dulsenberg agent, 314 Sac
PACIFIC STEAM NAVIGATION CO.
WllUaras, Dlmond & Co., 202 Mar-
ket
Ked Star Steamship Line, J. R. Errin-
fer Jr. agent, 208 Montgomery
AL MAIL STEAM P.CCKET CO.,
W. L. Booker agent, 319 California
AVhlte Star Line, J. F. Fugazl agent,
5 Montgomery Av
Wllllamg & Gulon Line, J. F. Fugazl
agent, 5 Montgomery av
Steamship I<ines.
California and Mexican Steamship
Line for Cape St. Lucas, La Paz,
Mazatlan, and Guaymas, John
Bermingham agent, 10 Market
Coos Bay and Intermediate Points, A.
M. Simpson A Brother agents, 44
Market
EEL RIVER AND CRESCENT
CITY, T. P. F. Whitelaw agent,
foot Second
Empire City and Marshfleld, Frank
Barnard <fe Co. agents, 213 Jackson
Gulf of California Navigation and Ex-
press (!o., Mexican Coast and Gulf
of California ports, G. Andrade
agent, 7243^ Market
Humboldt Steamship Co., for Hum-
boldt Bay, Eureka, Areata and
Hookton, Searles & Stone agents,
22 California
WINDOW SHADES.
Manufacturer of fine "WINDOIV
S H A D K S for Private Resi-
dences, Stores, Offices, etc., etc.
GEO. W.CLARK,
645 Market Street.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
TTHOIiESAIjE
HARDWARE,
Corner Market and Front Street
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
STEAMSHIP CO., for Japan and
China, office cor I Irst and Bran-
nan, ticket office 2 New Mont
OREGON STEAMSHIP CO., lor Port-
land, K. Van Oterendorp agent,
210 Battery
PaclBc Coast Steamship Co., for South-
ern Coast to Los Angeles, San
Diego, and Intermediate ports,
Point Arena, Cufl'ey's Cove and
Little River, Portland and Astoria,
Goortall, Perkins & Co. agents, 10
Market
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.,
for New York, via Panama, China
and .lapan, Australia and New
Zealand, via Honolulu, Williams,
Dlmond <fc Co. agents, cor Bran-
nan and First, and 202 Market
PANAMA TRANSIT STEAMSHIP
CO., 'Williams, Dlmond & Co.
agents, 202 Market
Victoria and Nanaimo, George Fritch
agent, 118 I'aclflc
Steel.
(iSee Iron and Steel.)
Sleeringr 'VVlieels.
BRAGG ROBERT, 322 Main
Stf«ncil Cutters.
floflftnan & Schenk, 414 Sacramento
Ridlev Alfred E. & Co., 323 Front
Smart George R., 2S Market
Smart <fc Co.,200Clav
TRUAVORTHY FRANCIS M., 318
Front
WOOD GEORGE M. & CO., 120 Post
Stencil Stock.
"WOOD GEORGE M. & CO., 120 Post
Stereoscopic Croods.
DallJohnH., 620 Clay
House worth Thomas & Co., 12 Mont
Stereotypers.
(See also Ele.ctrotypers.)
American Type Foundry. 510 Clay
California Type Foundry, 511 Sansome
Miller & Richard, .529 Commercial
Pacific Type Foundrv, 5;?2 Clay
Painter k Co., 510 Clay
San Francisco Type Foundry, 512 Clay
M'interburn Joseph & Co., 417 Clay
SteTCdores.
Allen & Young, 821 Battery
Chase & WoW, 900 Front
Freese Andrew C, 3 Mission
Haseltine Charles E.,46 Steuart
Kelly John, 5 Drumm
Menzles, Bincham & Co., 512 Battery
Pitman, MIddleton & Co., 38 Market
Sennett J. & Co., 317 California
Spear A. F. & Co., Pier 22 Steuart
Stryker & Kiernan, Pier 5 Steuart
Whitney George H., Pier 10 Steuart
Sticking Salf-e.
WeUs Rollln, 419 Clementina
Stock Yards.
(See Live Stock.)
Stone Dealers.
Basalt Co., 533 Kearny
Caduc Philip, 401 Montgomery
Stone manufacturers.
(/See Artificial Stone.)
Stone Yards.
Batten Sampson, N s Point Lobos Av,
nr Central Av
Degan & Orford, Townsend, bet
Second and Third, and NE cor El-
lis and Broderick
Gilbert Edward, Masonic Cemetery
Heverin Edward J., 17-19 Larkin
Keniirlck & O'Connor, cor Tenth and
Harrison
Moore David, NW cor California and
Central Av
Rebstock & Brendle, NW cor Post and
Lyon
Sheerin Daniel, SW cor Broderick and
Ellis
Williams Frank, 17 Eddy
Storage.
(See Warefiousea.)
Stove IWanufactnrers.
Ray W. S. & Co., 12 Market
Savage & Son, 137 Fremont
Tay George H. & Co., 614 Battery, and
SW cor California and Davis
Stove Pipe Elbows.
WehmoUer William (patent corrnga-
ted) 416 Seventh
Stoves— Fluid.
Drevfuss Julius, 14 Dupont
Higgins & Elcholz, 27 Sixth
HiU Samuel, 634 Market
Howes Henrv L., 869 Market
SPBNCE A. S. & Ci^., 537 Market
Wlester & Co., 17 New Montgomery
Stoves and Tinware.
(■■•Importers. See also Tinware.)
Abrahamson Peter, 939 Market
Alexander Charles M., 211 Fourth
Alvev Charles W., .535 I'aclflc
Ballard G., 215 Second
Blackman M. J., 225 Hayes
Bohn John, 112 Seventh
Briggs George W., 502 Montgomery Av
Brook & Kncass, 10O6 Market
Brown A. & Son, 39 Eddy
Brown Charles, 18 Dupont
Brvan John M., 130 Tnlrd
Bucknam E. H. & Co., 22 Steuart
Butterworth James, 1149 '« Folsom
Clough George H.. 2602 Folsom
Cope Thomas, 1622 Mission
Corey Thomas, 202 Pacific
Crowley George , 230 Sixth
^JDe La Montanva James, 218 Jackson,
and 606 Battery
Douglas William, 246 Fourth
Dver M., 749 xMission
Eider & Dobbie,606 Clay
Finkbeiner George, 1429 Dupont
Freeman & Wiln, 326 Third
-Goodrich Taylor. 22 Geary
Gvsin & Molliis, 106 Jackson
Hoffman & Ern.-it, 1214 Stockton
«-Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 113 Cali-
fornia, and 17-19 Davis
Hoy Alexander, 1012 Stockton
*Ils John G., 814-816 Kearny
Imhoff Samuel G., 319'^ Fifth
Iredale A. S., 957 Mission
Jewett Sherman S. & Co., 122 Battery
Judkins E. H., 2120 Mission
Kildav WilUam, 1138 Howard
Koch Adam, 807 Market
Lacy ,Tohn G., 305 Eighth
Langrehr Henry C, 25 Market
Lee John & Co., 34 Main
Lelser Louis, 81 Fourth
Little & Lawson, 603 Bat, and 306 Jack
Lvnn Patrick, 641 Third
M'cKeown W., 511 Sixth
Moenning Gunther, 614 Octavia
^MONTAGUE W. W. <fc CO., UO-118
Battery
Mund it Wadman, 9 Taylor
Pander E., 32;^ Geary
Porteous Alexander, 1314 Dupont
Prag Martin, 125 Clav
Ray W. S. & Co., 12 Market
Rehm Charles, 208 Sixteenth
Roggia John, 440 Broadway
Rustemever W. ,T., 2;i25 Mission
Schuster Bros. , 306 Sutter
Snook G. <fe W., 630 Sacramento
Stoutenburgh Isaac A., 117 Wash
Sweeney M. M., 2708 Mission
=^TBy George H. & Co., 616 Battery and
SW cor California and Davis
Vasconcellos Joseph J., 524 Wash
Warren Henry, 847 Valencia
Weaver D. S., 153 Third and 124 Sixth
Weekes W. W., 1.52C Stockton
Williams S. G., 325 and 253 Fourth
W. W. Montague & Co.
Importers of
STOVES AND METALS
110, 112, 114, 116, 118 Battery.
Straw Board.
(See also Paper Dealers.)
Walzman Max, 539 Market
Straw^ Ooods— ImporterH.
(•See also Millinery Goods.)
Bley Abram, 750 Market
Bntler P. F., 31 Kearnv
Haker W. & Hinz, 545 Market
Held Brothers & Co., 512 Market
Held Simon & Co., 526 Market
HIrsch B. S. & Co., 748 >Iarket
Jones E. H. & Co., 535 Market
Kline &Co.. 26 Battery
Mlsh P. ASon, 5.39 Market
Selig & Newman, 31 Sutter
Tobin, Davisson & Co., 6-8 Sutter
Toplltz F. & Co., 571 Market
Straw Works.
Atlantic, James M. Forrest, 132 Fourth
Cowles G. W. M., 1017 Market
E.xcelsior, John H. Babbitt. 120 Fourth
Golden City, W. H. Hill, 753 Mission
Pacific, George A. Dean, 16 Fourth
Western, Lorenzo Lapham, 108 Fourth
Stncco Works.
(.See Plaster Decorators.)
Sugar Dealers.
(See al.10 Grocers.)
California Beet Sugar Co., NE cor Cal-
ifornia and Sansome
Chapin C. A. (manufacturer) office 313
Montgomery
Currier Willis J. (agent Buffalo Grape
Sugar Co.) 205 Front
Hawaiian Commercial Co., 215 Front
Sugar Befineries.
AMERICAN, SW cor Battery and Un-
ion, office 208 Calltbrnia
CALIFORNIA, cor Eighth and Bran-
nan, office 215 Front
San Francisco and Pacific, cor Eighth
and Harrison
Snlplinr.
Humboldt Sulphur Mining Co., 320 San
Judson & Shepherd, 402 Front
Surgical Institutes.
National, 319 Bash
Surgical Instruments, v
(See also Cutlers.)
Folkers J. H. A. & Brother, 118 Mont
Hatteroth & Russ, 321 Kearny
Lyons Arthur W. N. (manuf) 1 Mc-
Dermott PI
Schneider William H., 28 Geary
Wakelee H. P. & Co., SEcor Montgom-
ery and Bush
WILL & FINCK. 769 Market
Survej'ors.
(See also Engineers— Civil.)
Allardt G. F., 432 Montgomery
Benson John A., 507 Montgomery
CahlU E. J., .528 California
Freeman James E., 102 Montgomery
Block
Gibbes C. D., 117 Montgomery Block
Gibbes John T., 100 Montgomery Block
Hoadley Mllo, 29 Merchants' Exch
Humphreys William P., 629 Wash
Kaufman Charles. 402 Montgomery
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY "*shing„done£ short notice
J. MACDONOUGH,
lAIPORTER OF AND DEAU&R IX COAL AND PIG IRON,
41 MarUet Street, corner Spear.
SUE
1071
TAI
Lewis William J., 1(M Montgomery
Block
Mason J. E., :«6 Pine
Pardy John, 402 Jlontgomery
Poott Alfml, 419 Pine
SCIIl'SSLKK H., 51G (Jallfornia
Sbermaii Edwin A.. 80"J Mason
Shortt Lawrence II., 120 Sutter
Von Leicht F., 432 Montsomerv
Von .Schmidt A. W., 80S MontKomery
Wackenreuder Vitus, San Bruno Road,
nr Eve
SarTcyorM' Iiiatruineints.
Ewlng Charles G., 120 Sutter
Rahsskopff C, 412 Commercial
KOACH JOHN, SW cor Montgomery
and Sacramento
Sack John C, 1« Market
SCHMOLZ \V ILLIAM, 420 Mont
Survey orm— liu luber .
Adams George \V., Pier 13 Steuart
ClouKh John F., Pier 3 Steuart
Garth walte Harry, Pier 3 Steuart
Goodwin T. P., Pier 10 Steuart
Haines John P., Pier 10 Steuart
Hobart John R., Pier 3 Steuart
Klttr.nlge John R., Pier 10 Steuart
Morrison A. G., 128 Steuart
Olmstead James M., Pier 10 Steuart
Penncll Robert, 128 Steuart
Prideaux John S., SW cor Steuart and
Mission
Robinson Z. H., 17 Hampton PI
Smith William A., SW cor Steuart and
Mission
St. John B. G., 1910 Market
Stivers Henrv F., 3 Alission
Webster Edward, 1222 Bush
Surveyors— Slarlue.
Burns Aaron M., 320 California
Freeman J. H., Jl U. S. Court Blrtg
Hutchings Daniel F., 318 California
Trask .\lden Y.. 405 California
Waterman R. H. & Co., 12 California
Watson Horace U., 218 Sansome
Wells Samuel P., 416 California
Wlllisstun Cory, 401 California
Suttpension Bridge Builders
HALLIDIE A. S., 6 Cahfornia
Paciflc Bridge Co., 4 California
Syrups and Cordials.
Cahen Louis & Son, 418 Sacramento
Douglas Brothers (lime Juice) SE cor
Oak and Octavia
Jaujou E. A. & Co., 430 Jackson
Lyons E. G. & Co., 510 Jackson
McMillan & Ke8ter,714 Front
Perrin Edwin K., 116 Turk
Tacks.
American Tack Co. (Richards & Snow
agents) 408 Market
FIELD A. & Sons, 511 Market
Tailors.
Abendroth F., 2513K Mission
Ahem P.,2021 Missfon
Albrecht John, 528 Bush
Altman Jacob, 1026 Sutter
Anderson Ernest E., 625 Meachant
Appel Simon, 786 Folsom
Arnhelm & Co., ;K)8 Market
Assion Joseph, 205 Montgomery
Asslon Joseph C, 625 Mercliant
Attell Seymour, 53 Third
Baloun Joseph, 613 Washington
Barnes David, 125 San.some
Barron Abraham, 31 Paciflc
Bartz Charles, 638 ;< Mission
Barutb Henry, .556 Natoma
Bascom H. B., 115 (iearv
Bash Hyman, 2 Bryant'Pl
Benedict A .Smith, l.W Montgomery
Berliner Isador A., .528 Third
Bernstein David, 729 Folsom
Bernstein S., 791 Mission
Bine A G'^orges, 119 Sutter
Blake John, 422 Sutter
Blaser R., 26 Stockton
Block John, 648 Commercial
Bly wi.se Hermann, 1018 Howard
Bogner C, 11 Sutter
Borkhim Herman, 532K Polk
Brodigan Patrick, 304 Minna
Bruggeiiiann Henry, 526 Jlontgomery
Bull James. 107 Third
Bullock & Jones, 105 Montgomery
Canty Timothy, 818 Howard
Chandler George, 16 Annie
Chlsholm Duncan, 7 Auburn
Cohen A., olG.'j Mission
Cohen Louis, »17 Mission
Cohen Louis, 1708 Polk
Cohen Nathan, 931,'t Market
Cohn Emnnuel, 635 Mission
Cohn Thomas, 821 .lackson
Cohn W. L., 425 Pine
Coleman Harris, 521 Hvde
Collins James J., 610 Post
Cooper A briiham, 6 Clara Lane
Cooper John, 24 New Mont-^omery
Cooper Morris, 252 Clementina
Corcoran Daniel P., 6143o Post
Cuddy J'.hn G., 904 Folsom
Curly J. H. & Co., 32 Montgomery
Curtis Jeremiah, 304 Jackson
Dannhclnier Louis, .539 California
Dantzscher I )tto, 633 Montgomery
David William, 143 Fifth
Davis Adolph, 606 Third
Davis Edward, 347 Third
Davis Isaac, 404 Third
Davis Jacob, 131 Second
Davis Mark'*, SW cor Railroad and
Ninth Avs, Souths. F.
Davis Max, 1024 Folsom,
Dease Andrew, 311 Pine
Degc.nhart Louis, 136 Montgomery Av
Degniin James, 36 Raiisch
Denis Henry, 1210 Kearny
Devine John, 60 Annie
DIppel W. G.. 106 Dupont
Dittmer !•'., 4 Ha v wood
Dodge M. M. & Co., 809'a Market
Dodge & Gore van, 511 Montgomery
Doherty Daniel, 625 Merchant
DomenicI Basillo, 1335 Dupont
Drady Thomas, 151 Fourth
Drevdemi Pierre, 332 Sutter
DruVv William. 633 Kearny
Dunphy Luke, 2010 Polk
Dnpral George, 1218 Larkln
Eckford R., 122 Tyler
Eichler Henry, 7 Turk
Eidenger Edward, 2239 Mission
Eisenberg Isldor, i;J9 Montgomery
Elwell Frank, 315 Sutter
Erb JIanuel, 23 Harriet
Erenberg Louis, 5 Trinity
Ernst Aaron, 802 Jackson
Esbv John, 605 Broadway
Falk Levi, 972ii Folsom
Farmer H.W., 187 Jessie
Fas.s Aaron. 803 Stockton
Fass J. & N., 603 California
Feder Isadore, 907 Larkln
Felge Robert. 517 'i Genry
FIGEL JOSEPH, 211 Montgomery
Fink James L., 22 Montgomery
Finking Richard, 222 O'Farrell
Flood Bernard, 959'i Mission
Frank Newman, 1.3,5 Post
Franklin A., 205 Pacilic
Fianklln Samuel S., 213 Paciflc
Fraser James, 423 Washington
FreltagK.,18>i Fifth
Friedman Lewis, 1003 Post
Frlschllng F., 115 Gearv
Fro.^sB., 515 Bush
Fross Morris, 316 Jessie
Garden Caspar P., 672 Mission
Garlick .Samuel, 1622 Mission
Gelmann William, .509 Montgomery
Gellcrt Louis,. 521 .Sacramento
Georgl Brothers, 413 Union
Ghlo Felice, 721 Montgomery
Ghlselll Jocondo, S s Clark, nr Front
Gllly & MIgnon, 421 Montgomery
Goldberg D., SE cor Leavenworth and
Washington
Gordan Robert, 803 Market
Gottlot Max, 186 Jessie
Goulet Isidore, 415 Montgomery
Gronoskv Henrv, 428 .Stevenson
Gross P. H., 529 Montgomery Av
Haas Morris, 802 Larkln
Hackett James, 125 Sunsome
Hagen Joseph J., 839 Valencia
Hagman John, 232 Bush
Hand John S., 314 Kearny
Hand William, o^U Pine
Harris Henry, 980 Harrison
Harris Heriiiun, WS Fillmore
Harris M.<fc Bro., 204 Brannan, and
613 Davis
Harshall Gerson, 230 Third
Harshall Gustave, 58 Third
Hart Joseph V., 45 Second
Harvey Bernard, 26'.; Fourth
Hastings C. C. & Co., SW cor Mont-
gomery and Sutter
Hayden F., 660 Mission
Heath Thomas, 609 Howard
Heeth Albert, 423 East
Heffernan .1. A Son, 9953-i< Market
Heffernan Michael, 857 f'olsom
HeUnvin S., 815 Bush
Henkel Edward, 431 Dupont
Hennessy D., 142 Second
Herbst Francis, 164 Jessie
HIntz Rudolph, 308 Bush
Hintze Isaac, 3.38 Bush
Hoff Simon, 3 Tuvlor
Holland Edward, 119 Post
Holland W. Daniel, 605 Howard
Hoppe Joseph, 641 PaclQc
Hornberg A. P., 441 Bush
Houston R. T., :524 Dupont
Huber John, 448 Minna
Humphrey John, 227 Hayes
Isaac Mon-is, 639 California
Jackson Jacob, 515 Sacramento
JacobI Louis, 539 Hayes
Jacobs .Joseph, 434 'j Broadway
Jacoby Jacob, ;i63 J"essie
Jaretzky Mendel, 36 First
Jennings "W., 1602 Mission
Joseph Brothers, SW cor Montgomery
and Pine
Joseph Julius, 202 Second
Kaln Jeremiah, 143 Minna
Kaiser W.,3:« Bush
Kalisky Charles, 109 Second
Kalisky Louis, 110 Second
Kant .\nton, 306 Jessie
Kaul Samuel, 405 Commercial
Kavanagh .John, 6 New Montgomery
Kayser M. & Brother, 223 Montgomery
Kearney James F., 1122 Harrison
Keck George, 338 Sixteenth
Kelley Lawrence, 27 Fourth
Kennedy Edward, .505 California
Kenney Patrick, 307 Minna
Kenney & Sheahnn, 691 Market
Klnger Edward, 8.52 Washington
Klaus John, 634 Pacific
Klinge William, 119 Filth
Koechler Adam, 1623 Fillmore
Kolble Joseph, 1210 Kearny
Kozralnsky H., 1 Quincy PI
Kruger Charles. 225 W Montgomery Av
KruU Gottlieb F., 1071 Bryant
Lachman A., 810 Montgomery
Lachman Louis, 518 Pine
Lahl John, 513 Pine
Lancaster T. & Co., 531 California
Lancaster & Northon, 613 Montgomery
Lauteaud A.,307 Pine
Lazarus A., -561 Tehama
Lendecker Jacob, 3.'i0 Tehama
Leopold Louis, 428 Dupont
Levi Abrahatn, 466 Sixth
Levin J., 2.39 Fifth
Levison H., 733 Market, and 323 Mont
Levy A.. 12:n Folsom
Levy Charles, 514,'^ Third
Levy Jacob, 816 Stockton
Lew Louis, 227 Paciflc
Levy Marks,322 .Sixteenth
Levy M.S., 176 Minna
Llndecker J. H., 787 Folsom
Lindenbaum M., 146 Steuart
Llndow J. F.,913 Pacific
Litchfield J. Al. & Co., 415 Mont
Loew Aaron, 14 Turk
Loewensteln G., 108 William
Loorva Max, 231 Pacific
Lowe John, I.^3^ Clay
Lynch Hugh, 143 Minna
Marclnkowski J., 910 Pine
Marks Harris, 508 Valencia
Marks Henry, 62S Commercial
Maver Henrv, 109 Sutter
.'McCarthy Jlichael, 187 Jessie
McCrystle Charles. 217 Fourth
McCullough William, 143 Minna
McDonald & Williams, 14 Montgomery
McHugh .lohn, 143 Minna
M.'Intosh Daniel, N s Greenwich, bet
Scott and Devisndero
McKenna James, 118 Clara
Meldon .John, 114 f^lara
Menne Clemens, .5:« Washington
Meyer J., 609 Commercial
Meyer Joseph, 4.30 Sixth
Meyer A Walker, 908 Market
Meyers John, .501 Kearnv
Michael A., .3.50 Jessie
Michael Solomon, 118 Leidesdorff
Michaels A. , 209 Fourth
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Mllne Alexander, 825 Merchant
Molony P. S., 138 Montgomery
Monasch Herman. 458 Clementina
Monasch Julian, 2001 Mission
Moorbrlnlv J. Bernard, 1079 Market
Morris Adolph, 119 Third
Morris Henry, 335 Sixth
Morritt William, 95--"'2 Howard
Mucha Philip. 14.9 Third
MuUer John, 41 Clara
Myers Mitchell J.. 1 Hardie PI
Nathan Jacob, 931 '4 Folsom
Neeb Henrv, 1228'., "Pacific
Nelson Charles, 8 finbbard
Newman Solomon, lO.i!) Howard
Nicolal William, 232 Bush
NlcoU Alexander, 505 Montgomery,
and 727 Market
Nolte Herman. 431 Dupont
Nordwell O. W., 218 Bush
O'Brien Mortimer, 13:30 Natoma
O'Neil Charles, 623 Merchant
Oppenhcim J. S., 413 Kearny
Ososke Morris, 372 Clementina
OyenS. C.,548 Fourth
Ptncns iMorris, 407 East
Pinto Adolph, 817 Vallejo
Plagemann William, 14 Geary
PlanzH.,525 Gearv
PlPKe Louis, .337, Geary
Poheim Joseph T., 103 Third, 203
Montptjmery, and 724 Market
Priebatch Julius, 908/,' Larkin
Prien W. H., 813 Laguna
Probst Frederick, 1210 Kearny
Pyser Michael, 1325 Polk
Quiplev .lames, 143 Minna
Raphael U., 9 Taylor
Bauschen H. .1:, 3 Mary Lane
Bead R, 16 Annie
Kedmond Pcnnis, 1148 Folsom
Eedwlne Louis P.,2a49>^ Mission
Reid John, 907 'n Market
Remond Ernest, 1511 Stockton
Reynolds George L., 638 Clay
Rhein & Siegel, 414 Sansome
Rhodes .s. R,, 608 Jlontgomery
Riepelhaupt P.. 612 Mission
Riplnskv Philip, 705 Vallejo
Rlsley Arthur A., 24,'^ Dupont
Roberts William, 8 Montgomery
Rosener H., 402 Sixth
Rosener Simon, 808 Folsom
Rourke ,Iohn, 111 Montgomery
Rush Mendell. 21 Market
Samuel H., 808 Third
Saueset Louis, 747 Clay
.Scharfenberg Adolph, 27 Stockton
Schehr William, 510 Montgomery Av
Schellenberger Andrew, 10 Stockton PI
Scheurer C, 147 Fourth
Scheurer William, 12 Oak Grove Av
Scheuring George, 1817 Powell
Schoellhom F., 1528 Stockton
Schoeniaker Abraham, 2629.'< Mission
Schreiber Philip, 734 Montgomery
Schwartz Kaulftnann, 333y. Fourth
Schwelnle Louis, .36 Eddy
Schweitzer .Tacob, .329>^ Sixteenth
Seidenberp Harris, 12'<; Harriet
Shilling Joseph, 104fi'.,"Folsom
Short Michael, 411 Mont and 311 Pine
Short Peter, 1 Montgomery
Siegel Morris, 1.W2 Stockton
Simon George, 533 Fourth
Spellman Joseph, 508 Bush
.Sf|uaglla <i.,302 Montgomery A V
Steil Henry, 2.37 Bush
Stein .lolin, 8 Salmon
."^tnln Morris, 38 Jackson
Stephen Bernhard, 118 Ninth
Sternberg Slorrls, 7 Spring
Sloppier Henrv, 112 Ninth
Straub J. N., :«)7 Hayes
Sullivan J. J., :*3 Washington
Sweeny Nicholas, 41 .Second
Thomas Thomas, 140 Minna
Thompson fk-orge, 14V. Hubbard
Thoreen J. G^ 164 Jessie
Tobin John H., 114 Montgomery
Tra\itnerBros.,:«r7 I>npont
Trebols F., 222 Montgomery Av
Tressler Ernest, 1210 Kearny
Tynnn \S lUlam P., 504 I'ost
VirWh Henry, 1210 Kearny
I'nger ftlareus, 726 o'Earrell
I'nzleman William, 3 IMarv Lane
Ussellnl Antolne, 219 Sixth
Vannter LjuIs A., i;i02 PowoU
Veccl (!.,218 Montgomery Av
Verzur Charles, 1658 Mission
Vetter Frederick, 1145 Market
Vogel Benjamin, 907 Battery
Walsh .Tohn, 143 Minna
Walsh Peter, 187 Jessie
Ward Christopher, 6.8t Mission
Warhmbron Alex., 805 Clay
Weaver Frank, 107 Stevenson
Weinberg Louis, 3a3U Third
Weiss Jacob, 1 Eddy
Weiss Joseph, 223 Kearny
Werner John, 631 Merchant
Westerman John, 66S Howard
Wichrowski A., 6a3 Turk
Wilson Samuel, 1304 Polk
Wilton Ephraim F., 412 Gearv
Winn Thomas J., 313 Sutter
Winner Adolf, 308 Post
Wise Maurice, 164 Jessie
Wisluzll J., 10 and 605 Montgomery,
and 302 Keamv
Wolf Hvman, a35'. Third
Wood Henry, 627 Clay
Wood Samuel N., 775 Market
Wrage John, 244 Sixth
Young William D.. .307 Minna
Zinnamon Adolph, 308 Bush
Zlnnamon & Gutman, 225 Bush
Zinns C, 611 Sacramento
Zuendorf John, 117 Leidesdorff
Tailors' Trimmings.
Baumgarten A. & Co., 7 Montgomery
Hammond William, 320 Post
Marcus Isaiah, 125 Sansome
Meyers & Loewenstein, 22 Dnpont
Eaas E. & Co., 26 Montgomery
Reiss Bros. & Co., 115 Sutter
Stein, Simon & Co., SE cor Second and
Market
Tallow.
Alpere Charles, 700 Mission
Bissinger & Co., 600-602 Front
Braniienstein M. A Co., 529 Clay
Brown D. & Co., 606 Montgomery
Cahen Bros. & Co., 41 Clay
Christy & Wise, 607 Front
Cox J. AV. & Co., NW cor Front and
Green
Helneberg B., 49 Clay
Hlxson, Justl A Co., 403 Davis
Kieffer 0., Thirty-second Av.Bay Park
Homestead, South S. F.
Kullman, Wagner & Co., 106 Battery
Mlchelssen, Brown & Co., 310 Front
Milly Bros., cor Twenty-seventh Av
and G, Bay View. South S. F.
Moody & Farish, 210 Davis
Nelson Andrew, S s El Dorado, bet
Nebraska and Vermont
NICHOLS A. C. & Co., 402 Battery
O'Connor Jeremiah, W s Rhode Island,
nr Alameda
Pearson J. G., N s Fifth Av, nr Rail-
road Av, South S. F.
Pohl George G., 110 Drumm
Sawyer B. F. A Co., 323 Front
Sloss Louis A Co., 310Sansome
Sumner W. B. A Co., 415 Front
TankH— Maniifacturers.
BODWELL H. H., 211 Mission
Fulda Bros. A Co., 30 Spear
KROGH F. W. <fe CO., 47 Beale
Rhodes J. <ft Co., 6 Bluxome
TUSTIN W ILLIAM I., 51 Beale
Wells, Russell & Co., SW cor Mission
and Fremont
Woerner David, 104 Spear
TannerM and Currlera.
Anderton F. C, Eleventh Av, bet N
and P, South S. F.
Baker John J., E s San Bruno Road,
bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eighth
Belsel A Cook. W s Pennsylvania Av,
bet Santa Clara and Marliiosa, of-
fice 415 Market
Bloch A Davidson (morocco) 223 Bat-
tery
Bloom Samuel, N s Preclta Av, nr San
Bruno Road
Brandt A Brother, N s Preclta Av, nr
.San Bruno Road
Bree H. A Co., S b Serpentine Av, nr
Columbia
Cahen Bros. A Co., 41 Clay
Callnhnii 1). (morocco) E s San Bruno
Road, bet Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-Eighth
Corcoran T. H., S b Day, bet Dolores
and (Church
Connlhan John Sr., E s Carolina, bet
Center and Santa Clara
Curtis Richard, .San Bruno Road, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eighth
Danforth E. P. A Co., 723 Batterv
Debant Bros., W s San Bruno Road, nr
Islais Creek
Dietsch G., Twenty-sixth, bet Howard
and Capp
Donnelly M., S s Serpentine Av; op-
posite Hampshire
Duncan J., Brannan, bet Eighth and
Ninth
Fetsch Bros.,Ns Preclta Av.nr San
Bruno Road
Fitzgerald John, S s Serpentine Av,
bet York and Hampshire
Fitzpatrick Michael, W s Brvant Av,
bet Butte and Twentieth '
Funcke A Co., Ninth, bet Brvant and
Brannan, and Sixth Av, bet Q and
R, office 312 Sansome
Hecht Bros. A Co., 528 Market
Hellwlg Christian (buckskin) S s
Twenty-sixth, bet Howard and
Mission
Hennessey Thomas, cor Santa Clara
and Missouri
Holstz Pierre, N s Union, bet Frank-
lin and Gough
Imohl Franc, Ocean Honse Road, nr
Industrial School
KIrby R. C. A Co., J. C. Johnson A Co.
agents, 12-14 Pine
Kraus S. (glove leather) W s Dolores,
nr Twenty-ninth
Krenz 0., NW cor Filbert and Gough
and N s Day, bet Dolores and R.B.
track
Krleg A., E s San BruLO Road, bet
"Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eighth
Kullman, Wagner A Co., 106 Battery
Legallet D., cor Sixth Av and Q, South
S. F.
Martin A Brennan, NW cor Church
and Valley
McAleer Frank. NE cor Hampshire
and Serpentine Av
McCarthy C, E s Dolores, nr Four-
teenth
McCusker Thomas, SE cor York and
Twenty-sixth
McMahon Thomas, SAV cor Seventh Av
and N, South S. F.
Meehan James, Nebraska,bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Meeban John,SW cor Serpentine Av
and Bemal
NICHOLS A. C. A Co., 402 Battery
O'Donnell CornelluSj607 Brannan
Onen August, S s Twenty-ninth, nr
Old San Jose Road
Patrick A. B. <fe Co., SW cor Folsom
and Eighteenth
BIley <fe Louis, S s Preclta Av, nr
Bernal, Bernal Heights
Sandbarg John, SW cor Santa Clara
and Mississippi
Sanqulst J. V. F., E s Nebraska, bet
El Dorado and Alameda
Schafer Charles, Serpentine Av, l)et
York and Hampshire
Schwartz & Jruller, SE cor Serpentine
Av and Folsom
Sedgley Joseph, 5.33 Kearny
Smith J. T., NW cor Church and Val-
ley
Strueven B., SE cor Howard and Ser-
pentine Av
Tleman Michael, N 8 Thirtieth, bet
Sanchez and Church
Union Tanning and Currying Co., 735
Brannan
Wentworth I. M. & Co., 400 Battery
Williams Bros, (morocco) 56i» Slorkct
Wind Jlorltz, E s Siin Bruno Road, nr
Twenty-sixth
Youngclfliis <fc Schatfer, S b Serpentine
Av, nr Folsom
Tanuera Tool* and Mate-
rlalH.
NICHOLS A. C. <fc CO., 402 Battery
Sawyer B. F. & Co., 323 Front
Taxiderm lutn.
Blunt William G., 813 Market
Lorquin E. F., 410 b'eamy
Nolte W. F., 27 Turk
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(*Jmport€rs. Sec alsoGrocers.Wttole-
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Adelsdorfer ErncKt & Co., 40fi Sansome
Biiinhnni & Lynch, 1134 Market
«Castle Brothers, 213 Front
*Colcman W. T. & Co., 203 California
«'Ehrnian M. <fe Co., 104-110 Front
^Foster S. & Co 36 Calltornln
^Hanly George T. & Co., 212 Sac
Knewlng F. & Co., 123 California
Lennon John A.. 313 Clay
«LOW C. ADOLI'HK & CO., 208 Cal
*MACi iXDKAY <fe ( N.)., 206 Sansome
McAullft- & Co., 1+1 8I.Nth
"MONTKALECJKE J. G., 218 Sac
*51oore 1. C. 317 Batterv
*Ne\vton Bro.s. <fe Co., 20<! California
(»rlental Tea Co., 32;{ Si.\th
Paclflc Tea Co., 'Mo Miirket
<?Ptonntree iMcCluro, -KM Front
Runge F. W., -10 Third
<'TABE1{, H.VKKEK & CO., 108 Cal
i'Wellman Pock & Co., 128 JIarket
Wheeler Frederick A.. 128 California
Teaclie r«— Assay 1 ng.
Hanks H. G., Gl!) Jlontyonierv
KUH LE( il'OLl>, 611 t'onimerclal
JJobheinier Joseph, 507 Sloutgomerv
Phillips J. .S., 702 Califoniia
TeaeherH— Bookkeeping;.
BAKNARD'.S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
120 .Sutter
Carev J. H., 612 California
HEALD'S BUSINK.SS COLLEGE, 24
Post
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, 320
Post
Teaeliers— Boxing:.
Gerlchten Loui.s, 204 Powell
Maynard Harry, 232 Sutter
Teaciiers — Civil Engineer-
infc.
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24
Post
Teacliers— Dancing.
Carll A.W., SW cor Grove and Laguna
Clark A. Mrs., 211 Sutter
Cogill John Sr., 19W Jessie
Drews Lewis A., 39 Fourth
Fitzplbbon David, 771 Market
Frazer J.W.. 119 1 ost -^
Galavotti T., SE cor Ellis and Masen
Grondona Stephen L., 409 Jlont Av
Huddy AVIIliani, 90!'> Market
Lunt Oliver A., .320 Post
McCarty A. JI. Jlrp., 1328 Bush
McCartv Brothers & Sisters, 35 Eddv
Mlrasole Cora \. Mrs., 428 Post
Sanders A. A., 71 New Montgomery
Teacliers-Drawing.
Durden M. Mrs., 9.37 Mission
Uecht Joseph A., 128 Kearnv
Holz Louis, 1619 (Jlay
Ostrom J. Miss, 48 St. Ann's Building
Prosch Charles, 240 Montgomery
TeaclierM— DresH Cutting.
Brosse S. C. Mme., 421 O'Farrell
TeaolicrH Elocution.
Blanding Henrietta, 115 Kearny
Bradley Mary J., 509 Leavenworth
Ince Annette ]Misp, UlO'o Hvde
Livljigston Anna Mrs., (iO« Mont
McNeil L. F. 31iss, (.".7 Ellis
Ross William T., 78 St Ann's BIdg
Snyder Julia Jlelville Mrs., 613 Mason
Wray Charles, 365 Jessie
TeacIierH— Embroidery.
Kuhl Henry Mrs., 807 Larkin
Teaciiers— Fancy IVooI
Work.
Kecum Josephine, 102 Langton
TeaoIierH— Fine Arts.
(.S'ee IWnters—Fortrait.)
Teachers— Oymnaiitica.
Flach Conrad, 3.33 Turk
(Jerlchten Louis, 204 Powell
Blaynard Harry, 232 Sutter
Teaciiers— Horsemanship.
3Iarshall A., 7;i7 Folsom
Weston A. S., 1537 Mission
Teachers I.angnageN.
Arniand Louis, i;r7 K(>arny
Arnold (Jeorgc C, 9-'0 Union, rear
Barbicr Eui-'enip. li;!8 Howard
BARNAUirs 111 SINESS COLLEGE,
120 Sutter
Bergerot John, 611 Stockton
Blackliurn F. A., 1610 .Sacramento
Callleau Mary Mrs.,6:id'a Post
Clarence liciiry, 6 Langton
Cold Abraham, 20' > Garden
Coppola M. R., Jliss, 421 Fourth
Crespo Antonio, 807 California
D'HailuvIn C. D. Mme., 1005 Powell
Dams llcnrv, 1419 Powell
DeBrettcville V., NE cor Polk and
Francisco
DeCosta John N.. 1313 Green
DeSeravalle C, 120 Sutter
DeUngo Marie, 512 Mason
Degorski A. Mr.«.,614 Natoma
DuCustel Eugene, 327 O'Farrell
Durden 31. Mrs., 9:^7 Mission
FILIPPE T. B., 2;i5 Kearny
Floury Celina, 1237 Stockton
Gabriel .Jacob, 711 Hyde
Gonzales Andres, 641 Vallejo
Grossman J. B.,10;!0 Mission
Gutierrez Carlotta S., 1609 Powell
Gutierrez G. C. Miss, 160!) Powell
Gutierrez Rosario Mrs., 1609 Powell
Gylam Marie Miss, 30 "Tvler
HEALD'S BUSINE.SS COLLEGE, 24
Post
Holea G., 116 St. Ann's Building
Jaira Henry S., 1906 Sutter
Janssen John,32;i O'Farrell
Josset J., 312 Post
Knoflach A.,223 Post
Kutnow Anna Miss, 809 Leavenworth
Lanay Amelia 5liss,12;S Pacific
Lazarus L., 470 Jessie
Lewis Lyon, 704 Larkin
Lombard F., 38 Perry
Lovekin H. Miss, 925 Howard
Martinez M., 735 Green
Matthews E. W. Mrs., 715 Howard
Jlaurlu Julius, 1221 Mission
Jlontandan Matilde, 618 O'Farrell
Jlorel C. F., 1026 Hyde
Mugarletta .los6 M., 1025 Vallejo
Nichols Elijah, 48 Fourth
O'Brien Marv E. Miss, 826K Twentieth
O'Donoghue J. J., 18 Turk
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, 320
Post
Paget V. F., 828 Geary
Poira 51. Mrs., 629 Vallejo
Pfell'er E. Miss, 806 Jackson
Reymer E. Mme., 12:17 Stockton
Roedon I'etiT, Xi.i Hayes
Schwaram Augusta Miss, 74.3 Pine
Smith C. J. J., 1808 Laguna
.Solomon .v., 2514 Webster
Touaillou Marv Mrs., 706 Taylor
Trask C. S. Miss, 1533 Polk
Von Buckholt/. Marv Miss, 1222 Leav
Windrotr Adolph, 1220 Powell
Woods W. E. 5Irs., 1237 Stockton
WoodwoitU C. Mrs., 1712 Clay
Zabol Heiirv, 1025 Sutter
FILIPPE'S ACADEMY OF LANGDA&ES,
a.t5 Kearny, SW cor Bush.
•Spniiish, French, Italian, German,
English, Latin, Greek and Portuguese
taught at moderate terms by thorough
teachers, with the shortest and best
methods. Classes or private lessons
day and evening. Prof, de Flllppe
gives personal instruction in French
and Spanish. By his easy method sav.
Ing months of study.
Teachers— Mathematics.
BARN,\KD'S BUSINE.SS COLLEGE,
120 Sutter
Bayma Joseph Rev., 214 Hayes
Boyor Thomas, NE cor Twenty -fourth
and Mission
Butte-C'aspari C. F., 1026 Lombard
Casey William P., 1138 Sutter
Desneufbourgs L., 520 U'Farrell
Dittmann Enill, 1415 Sacramento
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24
Post
f)'Donoghue J. J., 18 Turk
PACIFIC BUSINE.SS COLLEGE, 320
Post
Teachers ->Insic.
Allen John, Vt! Post
Altshuler Amelia Miss, .^^7 Sl.Kteenth
Anderson Matthew .\., 15 Guerrero
Angells Theoiiore, lOOi Powell
Arrlllaga .Santiago, IsniO Buchanan
Ashman A. Miss, 764 .'Mission _
.\shton Kate Ml.ss, 764 Mission
Bachrach M., 26 Ellis
Baer Amelia, 215 Jones
Ballev Frank Mrs., 1033 Howard
Bailonberg N., .539 California
Barthcn Fannie Mi.ss, 12 Cedar Av
Bartmann John C, 729 Grove
Beale Florence B., 546 Minna
Beaujardin T. G., 823 Broadway
Bender Joseph, IS Turk
Bennett Henrietta, 1015 Folsom
Bering J. E., 511 Lombard
Benlche L., 1016 Market
Biandii E., 765 Market
Biankhart ( itto, 1:J22 Fillmore
Borchect Willam, 18 Turk
Bosworfh H. M., 139 Kearny
BraudlM.,411 Post
Bree Thomas W., 942 Mission
Bronn T. A. P. Mrs., 1713 California
Brown Etta Jlrs., 1143 Folsom
Brunne Adolphus, 1320 Stockton
Brunner Rosalie Miss, 714 Grove
Brvan Emma H. Miss, 2212'^ Fillmore
Butler Sittara Mi.'is, 219 Hayes
Buttner Hermann, 1511 Mason
Byrne Mary Miss, 7 Park Av
Byrne Mamie E., 805 Grove
Carden Ellon Mrs., 1717 Stockton
Games Frederick G., 431 McAllister
(.^asey Eliza Miss, 307 Eddv
Casson William, 333 Turk
Clayton Ida Miss, 1224 Bush
Colley Agnes T. 571 Stevenson
Coffey Emily C, 2 Park PI
Cohen-Waldo S. Mme., 507 Hyde
Conway Nellie E. Miss, 2407 Howard
Coursen Ellen Miss. 516 Stockton
Cox A. W., Miss, 521 Union
Cramer Henry, 607 Fell
Curtis G. W. Sirs., V2mii Mission
Dagnino Laura Mr.s.,8U Vallejo
Dama Luigi,201 Powell
Darvin Emil, 26 Anna
Day Mariana .Mrs.. 117 Cedar Av
De Folly Callste, 612 Califoniia
.De Latour P. Mrs., 3 Mason
De Prefontainc J. J. K., 1207 Mission
De Wolowski Alexanders., 8 Mason
Degor.skI A. Mrs., 614 Natoma
Dennis Charlotte, !K)6 Jackson
DithmarEmma iMiss, 403 Sixth
Dorrego Pedro, 801 Powell
Doyle M. M.. 313 Sutter
Duck Kmdy H. Sirs., 2021 Polk
Dundas E. Miss, 947 Howard
Durrsteln L., 11 Kearny
Eckman A. O., N\V cor Iowa and
Pennsylvania Av
Edciman M. A., 21 Guerrero
Eggers F., 725 Vallejo
EggertL. L. Mrs., 333 Turk
Einburger E., 48 South I'ark
Elbert ,\., Ahlborn House
Elliot Washington, 7.33 Bush
EDgolniami Cliarles W., 413 Powell
English Rebecca F., 2705 Folsom
Ericson Lucy Miss, 736 Geary
Esplnosa Mitchell, S02 Broadway
Fabbrl-Muller Inez, 715 Eddy
Fabian M. Mrs., 605 Taylor
Fabiun Samuel >!., 605 Taylor
Ferrer Jinnuel Y., 1810 Pine
Fischer Elise Miss, 316 Jones
Fischer Francis, 103 Van Ness Av
Fitts Florence Bliss, 152;j Tyler
Ford Ella Mrs., 422 Sl.\tli
Formes Carl, 222 Turk
Foster Laura M. Miss, i'JS Turk
Foster Nettie F. Miss, XiS Turk
Frame AVilllam M., 203 Si.xteenth
Freeman Enoch, IW Post
Fuchs Charles, lOftS Jackson
Fuendeling /Vmi'lia Miss, 29 Eleventh
Galway May E. Jliss, 20 Turk
Gardner .''arah E. , 1210 Jackson
Gee George J., 918 Bush
Gibson Fanny Miss, 114 Mason
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(3llpotrick I. W. Mrs., l-i:« Stelner
GoHrle Charles, S07 Bush
Grogaii Ksther Miss, 126 Turk
Grosvenor F. Mrs., cor Second and Fol
Gunther Frederick A., 12 Haight
Haesterf. Francz, 725 Grove
H«Kspilil M. Miss, 14':, Mason
llahn Charles F., 21'2S Howard
Harris P. B. Mr.*., 307 Fourth
Harri.son Annie B., 612 Pine
Haskins I.dward, 3 Uopeton Terrace
Hatton Francis J., K s Michigan, bet
Shasta and Sierra
Helmers Nells S., 512 Chestnut
HennlK Otto, 70S I'olk
Kenwood Kmllv Mi.ss, 212 Twelfth
Herold Oscar, 1716 Bush
Herold Rudolph, 1716 Bush
Herrcra ('lotilde3Iiss, 108 Ellis
Herrera Ignaclo, 102S Market
Ilevmanson Alfred, 'H Rausch
Hifgins Monica IMiss, :j|-l Filth
Hill.-, Carrie L., iC'J Clav
Hinrichs Charles, 2110 Pine
Iliurichs Julius, H21 Calilorula
Hiierlierg William L., 26'<; Koarny
Holftnan Charles H., 305 Turk
Hoffman Charles S., 1240 Mission
Hollo Hermann, 572 Howard
HoUowav Kmma Miss, 400 Van Ness
Av
Holz LoulB, 1619 Clay
Holzhauer H., 516 Stockton
Homeier Louis, 1814 Jessie
Homeler Max, 1408 Mission
Hossack Louise Mrs., 1018 Mission
Houseman Annie Miss, 1711 Polk
Howell Lizzie Miss, 417 Mason
Isaacs Pavid, 825 Market
Jarta R. S. Mme., 1906 Sutter
J(ihaunsen P., 84 Everett
Jones Eugenia Miss 211 Polk
Kaemmerltng Cora Miss, 1804 Ellis
Katz H. Mrs., 103 Perry
Katzenbach Frederick, 119 Fulton
Kavanaugh John T., 516 Fulton
Kehoe John AV., 6 Dodge
Kelleher Alfred, 814 Ellis
Kendrick Nellie Miss, W s Bryant, bet
Twenty -fourth and Twenty -fifth
Kennedy James C. Mrs., 2751 Harrison
Kerr J. A., Marlborough House
Kimball Proctor W., 513 Hayes
Knell John, 1212 3Iisplon
Knowlton Sarah P. Miss, 303 Fell
Konoplitsky Helena Mrs., X403 Scott
Kottinger Matthew, 1408 Mission
Krone Dena, 30J Jessie
Krouse Henrv S., 137 Post
Kuchel E. G. Miss. 1855 Mission
'Kuh Jacob, 925 Tyler
Kuss Charles J., 12:J4 Mission
Lada M. Mme., 109 O'Farrell
Laemlein Emma JIlss, 829 Geary
Langstroth Helen Mrs., Abbotsford
House
Latham George H., 905 Geary
Lewis Lyon, 704 Larkin
Lewis Sadie Miss, 427 Sixth
Llebert Bruno, 1631 Polk
Little George H., 1153 Howard
Lockstaedt Louis, 835 Bush
Lowe Marv A. Mrs., 20 Rondel PI
LucchesI Richard, 502 O'Farrell
Lust Frederick, 957 Market
Luther Henry W., 5 Salmon
Lyman Blary Miss, SE cor Twenty-
fourth and Columbia
MancusI G., 331 O'Farrell
Mansfield D., 136 Sixth
Marsh Henry C, SW cor Bay and
Jones
Marsh Stephen, 5 Henrietta Square
Martinez Albert, 1223 Lombard
Matthews Annie Miss, X s Halght, bet
Octavia and Laguna
McCabe Richard J., 1220 Kearny
McCarthy Annie Miss, 1318 Mason
McConville Mary Miss, 446 Clementina
McCuUoch John, 554 Seventeenth
McKinnev Lizzie Miss, 725 Pine
McLellan Janet Miss, 12 '^ Fifth Av
McMillan James, 157 Ninth
Meyer Julia Miss, 4:W2 Sixth
Moeser Louis, 14'^ Slierman
Mohrig Ida Miss, 10373^; Folsom
Mohrig Mary Mrs., 10:J73^ Folsom
MorettI Carlo, 409 Leavenworth
Morreli Charles, 430 Kearny
Morris Mary E. Mrs., 1 TorreTis Court
Morrison John F., Wiyi Shipley
Morrissey Mary Miss, 429 Clementina
Morse Henry, 23 Powell
Miiller D. A., !i46 Harri.son
Mtiller Inez Falihri, 715 Eddy
Muller Jacob, 715 Eddv
Muller John G., 12a5 Polk
Murch Louise Mrs., 6WA Linden Av
Murphv W. I)., 920 Xatoma
Nagel Paul, 401) Sutter
Nathanson Gottfried, 1071 Howard
Neeb Maggie Miss, 946 Mission
NIppert Virginia Mrs., 1415 Sac
Ogilvie James R., 2;{2 .Sutter
Oldham :*Iary Mrs., 672 Mission
Page Mary L., Miss, 627 Capp
Pancelet Victor, 417 Folsom
Parker .Sadie Miss, 18 Elliot Park
Pasmore Robert L.,2114 Jones
Patrick W., 426 Sutter
Peipers Fritz, 137 Post
Peres Louisa Miss, 1318 Mason
Pettlnos Hall Mrs., 922 Post
Pfund Amelia JIlss, 516 Minna
Pique Edward, 1.30 Turk
Piatt John, 122 Thirteenth
Pomeroy V. A. Mrs., S04 Shot well
Porter Rosa Miss, 21 Park Av
Prescott Hattie M., 110 Turk
Quevedo Vincente, 1302 Powell
Qulnu .lohn J., 20 Ridley
Rekel Joseph, 514 Stockton
Revm'r E Mme., 1237 Stockton
Revnolds Catherine Miss. 929 Post
Rhlnd James W. C, 137 Post
Roberts V. E. Mrs., 26,'^ Kearny
Robinson Frankie Miss, 17 Russ
Robinson ■\Villlam J. K., 9 Stevenson
Rosendorn Emil, 2022 Pine
Rosenkranz Isador, 431 Sixth
Schafer Louisa, 517 (iough
Schiller Adele, 226 Turk
Schmidt Alice 31iss,707 Post
Schlam Hattie L. 5Iiss. 120 Page
Schmidt Louis, 707 Post
Schniltz Joseph L., 17 Bernard
Schulenberg Adolph,734 Geary
Schultz Charle.s, 1217 Tvler
Schultz Martin. 424 < I'Farrell
Schwarzmann G., 624 Po.st
Scott Gustav A., 615 Grove
Seariuht Lizzie Mrs., 1315!4 Broadway
Selb Herman C, 1524 California
Sellers., 15 Rnss
Serighelli B. Mrs., 233 Montgomery Av
Sevd Otto, 410 Ellis
Shapter T. B. Mrs., 905 Geary
Sharp Emma A., 707 Clementina
Sheehan Alice Miss, 455 Minna
Shloss A., 3 Ilardle PI
Shloss Louis, 1922 Howard
Sibel Pauline Mrs., 30 Rausch
Simmons Julia J., 1233 Union
Simons Leonora Miss, 423u'FarrelI
Slange Frederick, 1713 Mason
.Smith Charles J. J., 1808 Laguna
Smith Irene Mrs., 518 Gearv
Snyder Julia Melville Jlrs., 613 Mason
Solano Mauro, 331,''2 Eddv
Southwell J. W., 1010 Union
Spadini .\ngelo, 2417 Sacramento
Spencer Moira M., 908 Powell
Speranza Adeline, 30 Post
Speranza Domluico, 30 Post
Stier Herman, .522 O'Farrell
StiglianoO.,1008Clay
Stimson M. J., 315 Capp
Stovall M. E. Mrs., 419 Bush
Strachan G. Mrs., 1814 Post
Strlbv Louisa Mrs., 2041 Mission
Striby William. 2041 .Mission
Stuckenholz AV., 967 Mission
SufTern William, 313 Sutter
Sullivan Josephine, 419 311nna
Swan Augusta Miss, 814 Bush
Taylor H. Miss, 1404 Hyde
Temler Herman, 1310 Pine
tittel Carrie Miss, 113 Oak
Toepke William, 1625 Sutter
Tonaillon Adele Miss, 706 Taylor
Touaillan Pauline Miss, 706 Taylor
Toussin Emile, 712 California
Trevor Grace Miss, 829 Broadway
Tripp E. C. Miss, 2.38 Shotwell
Trover Charles, 411 Tvler
Van Gulpen Carl, 117 Post
A^ogt Theodore, 532 Ellis
Von der Mehden Louis, 10 Elliot Park
A^oit AV. H. A.,:«9Eddy
AA'agner George E., 507 Eighth
AValdron P. Marie Sirs., 1909 Stevenson
AVashburn M. A. Mrs., 131 Fourth
AVedel Gustave, Overland House
AVell Oscar, 1512 Bush
AVelss Elizabeth Mrs., 1433 Stelner
AVestgate Lizzie Miss, 2123 Larkin
AVheeler VV. K., 1041 Mission
AVhIte Alice Mrs., 118S';, Broadway
White Julia Miss, 1104 .Market
AVichman Christina, 730 Union
AVIlllams Ellen Miss, .529 Mont Av
AVllllams Kate Miss, 426 Clementina
AVilfion AV. L. Mrs., .5:i6'.. Howard
AVInter Clara Miss, 731 Sixteenth
AVrba Joseph, 404 Eddy
Yanke R. L., 225 Leavenworth
Yorndlev J. AV.iSlO Leavenworth
Yarndley Richard T., 2.500 California
Yslas Minnie Mrs.. 1618 Buchanan
Zazueta Pauline, 481 Je.ssle
Teacliers -Na visatlon.
Brown Daniel, 606 Montgomery
McNevin Edmund, 406 Beale
Teanhem— Peniuanshlp.
Barker E. AV., 120 .Sutter
BARNARD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,"
120 Sutter
Eisenschlmel Carl, 2.35 Kearny
Espina P. A., 33 Kearnv
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24 (
Post
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, :f20
Post
Southern Thomas E., 24 Post
Teachers — Portrait Paint< -
ing.
(iSiee also Paintem, Portrait.)
Klarenmeyer Simon, 724^^ Market
Ostrora J. Miss, 48 St. Ann's Building
Teachers— Private Sehooln.
(<S'ee Schools.)
Teachers— Sewing.
Dams M. Mrs., 1419 Powell
Recum Josephine Mrs., 102 Langton
Schuchardt T. Sirs., 1027 Harrison
Teachers— Swimming.
Fleming Joseph P., 419 Sacramento
Mohor J. C, SE cor Beach and Larkin
AVenzllck AV illiam, 1069 Broadway
Teachers —Telegraphy.
AMERICAN DISTRICT TELE-
GR.\PH, 222 Sansome
BARNARD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
120 Sutter
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24
Post
PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE, 320
Post
Teacher s —'Water Color
Painting.
H6cht Joseph A., 128 Kearny
Teachers— Wax Work.
Cook A. O. Mrs., 110 Kearnv
Cotter J. E. .Airs., 100 O'Farrell
Gerrlsh M. E. Mrs., 118 Ellis
Gettz-Lucas Anna >Ime., 743 Howard
Telegraph Supplies.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
AVORKS. 134 Sutter
California Electrical Works, ^
134 SrTT£K.
Telegraph axd Electrical Engi-
neers, Contractors and Manufac-
turers.
Telegraph Machinery, Wire, Insu-
lators, Supplies, etc. ; Electric Ho-
tel Annunciators, Bells, Burglar
Alarms, Mining Gongs, Fire Alarms,
Electric Blasting Apparatus, Ex-
ploders, etc.
Telegraphic Oflices.
AMERICAN DISTRICT TELE-
GRAPH, 222 Sansome; Branches,
205 Sutter, 833 Sutter, 965 Mission,
NE cor Mission and Twentieth,
cor California and Fillmore, NW
cor Hayes and Laguna, NAV cor
Union and Powell, cor Fourth and
Bluxome, and cor Kentucky and
First Av, South S.F.
Bay and Coast, 309 Montgomery i
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY, "°^ ^t., wen^-r ^r = s"^^"'
I MAnnnNniinH iawobter of and dealer in coal and pig iRoi>f,
J. IfinUUUIlUUUn, 41 Mit.U,.| street, corner So
t, corner Spear.
TEL
1075
Ton
Flro and Police, Brenham PI
Cold and Stoik Tck'Kraph Co., 222 San
WESTERN UNION, NE cor Mont-
gnincry and Pino; Braiiche8, Pal-
ace Ilotel, Tho Baldwin, Occidental
Hotel, 305 Sutter, cor California
and KlUmore, cor Hayes and Ija«u-
na, cor Union and Powell, Market
St. Wharf, Soiitlit-rn Pacific R. R.
Depot, Central I'aclflc K. K. Freight
Depot, 232 Front. 030 Fourth, SXi
Sutter, 322 Sansome, 10 Market, !)65
Mission, cor Mls>lon and Twen-
tieth, cor Brannan and Sixteenth,
Pacific Mall Dock, Bntchertown
and I'resldlo
Teleptaouefi.
American Speaking Telephone Co., 222
Sansome
NATIONAL BELL TELEPHONE
CO.. Samnel Hubbard agent, 140
Montgomery
Tents— Slanafacturers.
Anderson Charles L., 856 Howard
Detrick E. <t Co., 123 Clav
NEVILLE & CO., 31-3:J California
NEVILLE & CO.
3Ianufacturers and Dealers In
Tems, Awniiiss.CafflpEinipmeiits, Etc.
3i-3;j California, and 16-30 Davis.
Terra Cotta Mauafacturers.
CLARK N., 1017 Market
<5LADDIN(;, McBEAN & CO., 1310-
1312 Market
Tlieaters.
(/See A/titisements—JXacet of.)
Tiles.
California Artificial Stone Paving Co.,
403 Sloutgoraery
Davis & CoWL-ll, 3li Drumm
GLADDING, McBEAN & CO., 1310-
1312 Market
Jones William (encaustic) 150 New
Monti<omery
Mahonv W. II., 507 Fell
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO. (encauetlc)
110-112-114-110-118 Battery
Ray W. 8. 4 Co.', 12-14 Market
Thompson Bros, (illuminating) 129
Beale
West Coast Furniture Co, (encaustic)
NW cor Fourth and Bryant
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.
Importers of English, Encaustic and
Plain
■FXXjIESS.
no, 112. 114, IIG and llS Battery St.
Tin and Sheet Iron IVorkers
(See Sloven and Tin Ware.)
Tin Can ^fanufactnrerit.
(See also Stoves and Tinware.)
AUSTIN B. C, 406 Front
Brown A. & Son (milk) 3!) Eddy
Corniack William, 515 Commercial
Holbrook, Merrill A Stetson, 1U-1J3
California
MONTAGUE W. W. A- CO., 110-
UH Batterv
Tay (Jeorge H. 4 Co., 614-618 Battery,
and SW cor California and Davis
B. C. AUSTIN,
Tin Can Manufactory
406 Front .Street,
Between Clay and \Va.'ihiugton, San
Francisco.
Cans for Lani, Butter, CofTee, Mus-
tard, Oil, Spice, Flour, Paint, Crackers,
Fruit, Soda, Samples, Creara Tartar,
Yeast Powder and Baking Powder,
Blacking and Salve Boxes, Etc.
On Hand or Made to Ordek.
P. O. Box 920.
Tin Foil and CapMulea.
WATSON & CO., 131 Market
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron and
Tin IiuporterH.
(See also ITardvarf.— Wholesale.)
De La Montanyn J., 606-608 Battery
Dempster ii Kevs, 302 Market
Holbrook, Jlerrill & Stetson, 111 Cal
Hubbard J. B.. Son' & Co.. 120 Front
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 110-118
Batterv
Ray W. S. & Co., 12-14 Slarket
Selby Thomas H. & Co., 116 California
Tay George H. & Co., 616 Battery and
SW cor California and Davis
W.W. Montague & Co.
niPOBTEBS OF
Tiu Plate anJ Sheet Iron.
no, 112. 114, 116 and 118
Battery Street.
Tinners' Stoek.
Holbrook. Merrill & Stetson, 111 Cal
MONTAGUE W. W. * CO., 112-118
Batterv
Selby Thomas H. & Co.. 116 California
Tay George H. <fc Co., 61*' Battery, and
SVV cor Calll'ornia and lavis
Tinware.
(See also Stoves arul Tinware.)
Alexander Charles M , 211 Fourth
Armstrong James, 133 Ninth
Ballard Geori?e, 215 Second
Becker Joseph, 339 Hayes
Bernard I., 2314 Sixteenth
Brown H. J.,414Thiid
BurgemelRter A., 140 Second
Campbell Hugh, 134 First
Crowley Oorge, 230 Sixth
Dance Henry A., 1803 Polk
Duncan John M., li;56 ^listion
Ezekiel Isaac, 14U3 Stockton
GifHn John, 605 Montgomery Av
Grenlnger Daniel, .5-12 Fourth
Grimm Adolph, 230 Montgomery Av
Hartmann M. 5Irs., 1062 Howard
Hemes Ciiristian, 706 Larkin
Hotlinan & Ernst, 1214 Stockton
Lea Henry E., NE cor Third and Silver
Little * Lawson, 603 Battery and 306
Jackson
Lyser Paulma Mrs., 936 Folsom
Maver Joseph, 47 Third
McCarty Daniel, 931V. Market
Mlstre Simeon, 811 Montgomery
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 110-U8
Battery
Oppenheimer B., 937 Market
Packscher Joseph, 1.504 Buchanan
Petersen & Mavers, 1650 Polk
Phillips & Girtin, :J006 Mission
Porteous Alexander, 1314 Dupont
Ray W. S. A Co., 12-14 Market.
Reel L., Railroad Av, bet Seventh and
Eighth avR, South S. F.
Roggia John, 440 Broadway
Russell David, 5:J8 Sixteenth
SInsheimer Simon, 9 Dupont
Snook G. & W., 630 Sacramento
Stern Jacob, 1119 Folsom
Sumner Joseph, 9.57 Mission
Sylvester Leon, 811 Larkin
Vale Charles & Son, 1309 Polk
W.W. Montague & Co.
Manufacturers and Dealers in Plain,
Japanned, Planished and Stamped
TINWARE
110, 112, 114, 116 and 118
Battery Street.
Tobaeco — Wholesale.
Alexander D. & Co., 314 Sacramento
Auerbach, Goldberg <fc Co., 410 Sac
Ay re 8 George C. & D., 205 Front
Baumgartner & Bohls (mannfs) 230
Fourteenth
Bowman John S. & Co., NE cor Bat-
tery & Sacramento
Brand Herman, :504 Battery
Bremer Joseph A Co., 310 Sacramento
Bresson Joseph (manuf) 928 Pacific
Brlggs E. & Co. (manufs) 646 Market
BUCHANAN & LYALL(New York)
315 Battery
Cohn G. & Co., 2.32 Front
Curtis, Dixon A Co., :»» Cay
Denicke Brothers, 310 Washington
Drinkhouse .J. A., 228 Front
Ehrmau M. & Co., 104-110 Front
EuKclbrecht, Fox ACo., 314 Front
Esbcrg, Bachman & Co., 307 Battery
Falkenstein A Co., NE cor Sac and Bat
Gosllnsky E. & Co., 219 Battery
Harris Brothers, 318 Batterv
Heerdink & Co. (manufi) 431 Valencia
Herber W. & Co., 334 Battery
Klopstock C. & Co., 313 Front
Kohiberg M. P. & Co., 318 Battery
Kullman & Armer, 306 Sacramento
Lewis Adolph <t Co., 31!l Sacramento
Lewis Brothers, 215 Batterv
Lewis W. & Co., :» California
Licbes Brothers & Co., 209 Sacramento
Mayrlsch Brothers & Co., 405 Battery
Oppenheimer & Brother, 300 Front
Ordenstein & Co., 308 Battery
Plagemann H. & Co.. 305 Sacramento
ROSENBAUM A. S. <fe CO., SE cor
California and Buttery
Rosenbaum I. S. & Co., SE cor Clay
and Batterv
Rosenshlne M. & Brother, 604 Front
Rosenthal A Frohman, 637 Mont
.Sanderson & Horn, 327 Front
Sciioenfeld .lonas, 433 .lackson
SHAEFFER J. W. A CO., 323 .Sac
Sideman, Lachnian & Co., 60S Battery
Slebenhauer L. A Co., NE cor Sacra-
mento and Uatterv
TODD H. H. (agent Buchanan & Lyall,
of New York) 315 Batterv
Wellman, Peck & Co.. 136 Market
Wertheimer L. A E., m) Front
Wertheimer M. A Brother, 518 Front
Ygual A Co.. 25S Market
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Tobacco— Betail.
(See Cigars Retail.)
Toilet Articles— Importers.
(See al.10 Druogiita.)
Abrams A Carroll, 3-5 Front
Crane A Brigham, 5'30-.532 Market
Redington A Co., 529 Market
Taylor John & Co., 118-120 Market
Tool niannfactarers.
Bauer Brothers, 654 Mission
Doble Abner, 13 Fremont
(Sosling George N. (agent) .320 .Sansome
HENDY JOSHUA, NE cor Mission
and Fremont
Hlnz Carl, 42 Spear
Iloppe Reinhold, 318 Pine
Krajewski F., 737 Fourth
Kiihling.\.,549 Fifth
Marwedel C. F. (machinists') 56 First
RdBBINS F. A., 7 First
Sulilv.-in .1. H., 817 Market
Welchhart John, 143 Beale
Wright John (picks) 15 Fremont
Tooth Ponder nanufao-
tnrers.
(See also Druggi-its.)
Ventura Rock Soap Co., 410 Rltch
Tourists' Agents.
Miller Samuel, 2 New Montgomery
I nilNDI kCW Rj Ca Growers of and Dealers in FINE WINES.
J • VJ U I 11^ l-nV/ I I VX \J\Jt Corner Market and «*econd Streets.
■Wl
THE CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPORTATION CO., ^faT&l^a*'/,^^^^'
TOW
1076
UPH
Tow Boats.
California Tug Co., 106 Steuart
Goodttll, PerlcinB & Co^, 10 Marltet
Mercliants Line Tow Boats, 271 East
Union Tug Boat Co., Pier 9 Steuart
Toy*.
(■' Importers. See alio Fancy Ooods)
'■'Aclierman Bros., 123 Kearny
Busli Peter, 2-18 Fourtli
Clar Jolin C, 1220 Polls
ConklinF., 310 Fifth
'■'Davis Bros., 411) Kearny and 718 Mar-
ket
Dixou H. n. Mrs., 1618 Polk
Droge G. F. C, NW cor Sixteenth and
Mission
'•"Feigenbaum & Co., 120 Sansome and
217 Piue
''Feldmann L. & Co., 317 Sacramento
'•'Flavin Martin J., SE cor Kearny and
Commercial
«'FEANKENTHAL & CO., SAV cor
Battery and California
Frev William A., 4W Kearny
Fuchs Robert, 1415 Stockton
Gelsendorfer Mary Mrs., 158 Second
Geraghty Michael, 1127 Folsom
*Goodyear Rubber Co., 577 Market
Gray William Jr., SE cor Folsom and
Twenty -second
Grube Max, 340 and 4.38>^ Tliird
•'Hasey & Lancaster, 32 Kearny
'■'Joseph Nathan & Co., 641 Clav
Kane Annie M., 318 Sixth
Kimball C. P., 51!) Hayes
Kochmann Morris, 214 Sixth
Loomis George, 706-716 Kearny
Messersmith J. L., SE cor Twenty-
first and Mission
'^■'PASQITALE B., 650 Washington and
967 Howard
Peters F. M. L. <feCo.,20T Montgomery
Poorman Martha Mrs., 116 Ninth
Robertson Robert L., 121 Seventh
Rothman Henrietta, 1513 Dupont
SADLER & CO., 605 Market
Staake Ernst, 1411 Dupout
Stevenson & Longwill, 28 Second
Tishler George, 80» Larkin
"Vasseiln Hypolite, 540 Hayes
Warren August, 107 Sixth
Translators.
(,See Interpreters.)
Trees—Ornameiital.
(6'ee jfnrseries.)
TrimmingB— Cold and Sil-
ver.
Norcross & Co., 6 Post
PASQUALE B., 650 Washington and
967 Howard
Plate A. J. & Co., 510 Sacramento, and
325 Montgomery
Tripe Dealers.
Artleues E. & Co , 14 San Francisco
Market, and Fifth Av,bet Railroad
Av and N, South 8. F.
Bayle John, 7 California Market
Larroche F., 21 San Francisco Market,
and Fifth Av, bet L and M, South
S. F.
Trunlcinalcers.
Behrendt H. & Co., 107 Sansome
Fechheimer & Steele, 21 Sansome
Longshore Asher, 13 Third
Longshore J., 26 New Montgomery
Martin D. S. & Co., 258 Bush and 2 Post
Norgrove John, 12 Geary
San Francisco Trunk Manuf. Co., NW
cor Sutter and Montgomery
WlrsingC.H., 439 Pine
Truss Manufacturers.
Beeman William, 616 Clay
California Elastic TrussCo., 720 Market
Dietrich Christian, 406 Twentieth
Folkers J. H. A. & Brother, 118 Mont
Hatteroth & Russ, 321 Kearny
Home W. J., 702 Market
I X L Elastic Truss Co., 605 Sac
Koehler August. 507 Kearny
Magnetic Elastic Truss Co^ 704 Sac
Painter Erelen (agent Dr. Rowe's) SE
cor Clay and Kearny
Schneider W. H., 28 Geary
Wakelee H. P. & Co. (dealers) SE ^cor
Montgomery and Bush
WILL & FINCK. 769 Market
Turners— IVood and Ivory.
Atkinson G. F., 259 First
Brehm R. W., 221 Jlisslon
Cameron & Hull (wood) 409 Mission
Edwards G. Fred, S 8 Brvant, bet
Fifth and Si .\th
Frei Amlrew, 231-239 King
Girard Ernest, 625 Merchant
Grader F. J., 211 Mission
Grundel Jullu."! G. (ivory) 811M Market
Hardenbergh Isaac (w^ood and ivory)
134 Main
Jackson R. W. (ivorv) 411 Clay
JESSE & DREW. Berry , bet Third and
Fourth
JEAVELL A. M. & CO. (wood) N a
Berry, bet Third and Fourth
Kemp J. & Co., 109 Mission
Kewnig & Elsel (Ivorv) 10 Stevenson
Krasen & Geist, 736 Brannan
McGUIRE ARTHUR (wood) As
Mission
McKINNIE MURRAV, SW cor Mis-
sion and Fremont
Meyer J. G. H. (ivory) 320 Kearny and
10 Stevenson
Moore & AVilkle, SW cor Mission and
Fremont
Pedersen B. (wood and ivory) 221 Mis-
sion
Pilonin Louis, 3.53 Tehama
Prescott * Sanborn (wood) NAV cor
Howard and Spear
STRAHLE JACOB & CO., 533 Market
Wetherbee G. M. (wood) NAV cor
Bryant and Fifth
Turpentine, Pitch, Etc.
Ehrman M. & Co., 104-110 Front
Twines.
ARMES & DALLAM, 11.5-117 Front
BARBOUR BROTHERS, 511 Market
Dakin & Libbey, NE cor Sacramento
and Davis
Detrick E. & Co., 123 Clay
DOYLE HENRY & CO., 511 Market
FRANKENTHAL & CO., SW cor
Battery and California
Hanua J. & P. N., 308 Davis
Llpsher George, 331 Bush
NEVILLE & CO.. 31-33 California
Remington A. D. & Co., 413 Sansome
Unna Jacob, 157 New Montgomery
AVATSON & CO., 122 ilarket
White Horace F., 123 Clay
JVeville 4& Co.
IMPOETEES AND DEALERS IN
Ball, Sail, Seine, Net, Spring Wrap-
ping Twines,
Agents for Coble Flax Mills.
31-33 California, 16-30 Davis Streets.
Type Case Makers.
Linforth & Rawlings, 413 Mission
Miller & Richard. 529 Commercial
Painter & Co., 510 Clay
Type Founders.
American Type Foundry, 510 Clav
California Type Foundry, 511 Sansome
Miller & Eicliard, John J. Palmer
agent, 529 Commercial
Pacific Type Foundry (Marder. Luse &
Co.) 528 Sacramento
Painter A Co., 510 Clay
San Francisco Typo Foundrv, 512 Clay
Sheplar S. H. <fe Co. (rubber) 702 Mar-
ket
Umbrella makers.
Alsop John S., 341 Bush
BARR JOHN D., 323 Bush
Caronte Joseph, 138 Post
Courtney L. F., 825 Folsom
Creighton Joseph, 61 Third
Ghisla Salvatore, 1314 Stockton
Yeager T. T. Mrs., 3 Dupont
^A.:E^.
Wholesale Importr>r and Man-
ufacturer of
Umbrellas and Parasols
And materials for same.
323 BUSH ST.,ALHAMBRABUILO'G
ITmbrella mtauufacturers.
BARR JOHN D., 323 Bush
■Undertakers.
Craig & Son, 22 Mint Av
Dierks Theodore, 1218 Market
Flanagan & Gallagher, 20 Fifth
Gol<len Thomas, 1248 Market
GRAY N. & Co., 643 Sacramento
Lockhart & Porter, 16 O'Farrell
Malladv AVillium J., 763 Mission
MASSEY <fe YUNG, 651 Sacramento
McGinn James, 863 Market
McMenomey James, 10.57'.) Mission
O'Connor & Sheehv, 10;j4 Market
Peterson, Pickett & Dowling,815 Mrkt
Undertakers Ciroods.
GRAY N. & CO., 643 Sacramento
Levlson Bros. (silver-plated coffin trim-
mings) 134 Sutter
Lockhart & Porter. 16 O'Farrell
MASSEY & YUNG, 651 Sacramento
Unflerwriters— Agrents of.
Bacon Joseph S. (Boston and Phila-
delphia) 316 California
BALZER HENRY & CO. (Bremen
and New A'ork) 209 Sansome
Chevassus Edward (French) 205 San
De Fremory James (Amsterdam) 410
Btttterv
Eldridge Oliver f New York) 318 Cal
FALKNER, BELL & CO. (London,
Lloyds) 430 California
Haven Charles D. (San Francisco, Fire)
418 California
Hellmann Brothers & Co. (Hamburg)
525 Front
Hopkins t^aspar T. (San Francisco,
Marine) 318 California
Muecke, Tietor & Co. (Germanic
Lloyds) 10:) California
Schroder Henry <fe Co. (Bordeaux) SAV
cor Battery and AYashington
Upholsterers.
Armand Paul, 426 Pywell
Aubrev & Son, 2606'^ Mission
Bare Bros., 308 Hayes
Bartels Henry, 426 Haves
Behlow AVilliam, 116 Sutter
Bernard & Pouzadoux, 312 Sutter
Berson A. & Son., 712 Washington
Bick Robert, 209 Mason
Buckner & Co., 463 Natoma
BURNHAM JAMES AV. & CO., 618
Market, and 15 Post
Cahiil, Grisby & Co., 275 Tehama
Cal. Furniture Manuf . Co., 2-26 Bush
Chadbourne F. S. & Co., 735 Market
Cohn R.-, 1028 Howard
De Mulford J. BL, 1060 Howard
Dillon William, 931 Folsom
Driscoll Dennis, 137 .Spear
Dutty T., N W cor O'Farrell and Leav
Dunigan Hugh, 254 Eit;hth
EMANUEL L. & E., 319 Pine
Evnrts Jonathan J., 1715 Market
Franco & Rennert, 1051 Market
Frank Jacob, 1079 Market
Fulton A. L. Mrs., 928 Harrison
Gallagher AV. K., '20 Fourth
Gebhardt AVendel, 955 Howard
Goethals Charles L. & Son, 648 Mission
Goldberg Solomon, 933 Market
Gfraham Edward, 5 ( I'Farrell
Green William, 211 Ellis
Gunn Stephen, 761 Folsom
Hartshorn & McPhun. 112 Fourth
Havnert Clemens, 211 Post
Hehey AV. J. & Co., 7'25 Market
Hufschmidt Frederick, 323 Pine
Jausen A., 946 Howard
Kiernau Charles, 231 Sixteenth
Korniker & Leon, 972)^ Folsom
Laird D., 1062 Howard
Lew Aaron N., 10'26 Howard
Louis J. H., 1064 Howard
MULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN. '^^ JKomeryjt,
JONAS J. MORRISON,
JLnntber Uealer, fii.iii. cor. J^IIssion and Si>ear Sts.,ba8 iMrg*
liuinber S.hodU filled Mrith. well seasoned Liumber.
UPH
1077
VEG
Marqiiardse., <& Sckelleuberg, 151 Six-
teenth
Jlartons Nicholas, 1004 Howard
Jlar/.lo'l .loliii, I'.llO I'owell
McAllstor Thomas, 801 Leavenworth
jyicUabe HiiKh. 123 Fourth
McGrath Wllllain, lOTShiplev
Jliller L. & Co., V12 Geary
I'anltion <fc Saunders. 411) .Tones
Phim Charle.s Jl. & Co., 641 Market
lililgeway C.W.,2l Tvler
Koberts A. 11., 637 Howard
Schoent'eld <fe Heyman, 749 Market
SchoMiberB Willinin, NE cor 0'1'arrell
and Mason
Schuetzer A., 601 Turk
Shabor J. A. & Co., 707 Market
Spies F.,(i05 I'owell
Stenimler Frederick, 17 Valencia
Stem I'lillip 218 Sixth
Straub F., 8 Haves
Sullivan 1'. .1., '516 Post
Sundell F., 12i:j I'aciflc
Vo.-b Henry A., 804 Larkin
Walcom George, 109 Stockton
Weertirouek F., N s Twenty-second,
bet Cui)p and Mission
Werth Paul, 939 Clav
^VJndel H. & Co., 310 Siockton
Wolf Abraham, 200t; Pulk
Wood H., 677 Mission
W'yiuan Charles, 1317 Mission
VpholMterern Tacks and
KailM.
DOYLE HENRV A (!u., 511 Maiket
FIELD A. & SONS. 611 Market
UpliolKler.r Oood.<^.
(See also Carpetn.)
Arnold N. S. & Co.. 310 California
Baum Gnstav, 1132 Market
Berson A. <fc Son, 712 Washington
BURNHAM JAMES W. & CO., 618
Market
California Furniture Manuf. Co., 220
Bush
Carr I'eler J., 2757 Mission
Chadbourue F. S. & Co., 735 Market
Colombal Rosalie, lOoSlockton
Edwarus Frank G., O^iO Clav
Ehrenpfort William. 14 Third
Franco & Rennert, lOol Market
Froium<fc Schaefer. 113 Minna
Fulton .loseph JI., !i28 Hnnison
Gallagher W. E., 20 Fourth
Gulllxson Henrv F. & Co., 630 Market
llanlle T>. & Co... 575 Market
Heney AVIlllam ,1. & Co., 725 Market
HEVNEMANN & Ci>., 5Sansome
Hufsclimidt Frederick, S13 Pine
Kemp John H., 10 Po.st
Keogh John, 73 New ^Montgomery
Klernan Charles W., 231 Sixteenth
Louis John A., 1064 Howard
Mackay Alexander, 1110 Market
Marwedel E. n.,511 JIarket
Pacific Fringe Co., 751 Market
Paulson & Saunders, 419 .Jones
Plum Charles M. A Co., Ml Market
Robrecht <t Co., 826 Pacltic
Schluelcr & Volherg, 709 ^larket
Sliaber J. A. & Co., 707 Market
Sloane W. & J.. 525 Jlarkei
Stern J'hltlp, 218 Sixth
Tuttle, IMlchaels & Co., MS Market
Walcom Georvte, 109 Stockton
AValter 1). N. & E. & Co., NW cor
Buttery and Slarket
West Coast Furniture Co., NW cor
Fourth and Bryant
Taientinea.
(See also Booksellers and Stationers.)
BANCROFT A. L. & Co., 721 Market
Frcy W. A., 404 Kearny
Variety .Storeit.
Ackerman Bros., 123 Kearny
Amaruin Morltz, N\V cor Market ond
Turk
Anderson C. M. Mrs., 32i»'<C Fifth
Asher Asher F., 408 Fourth
Beattie Emily M., Mrs., 514 Second
Borroa P^splrldion, 12;!5 Pupont
Blackwell Sarah H. Mrs., 108 Seventh
Bolan Kate .'Miss, 102 Ninth
Bradv R. M., SE cor Pine and Larkin
Bradv Susan F., 1319 Pacific
Bush Peter, 248 Fourtli
CaroSanniel, 43 Third
Cassidy Catherine, 20 Hunt
Chanhomnie .Jules, 850 Washington
Ciuvno Koberl, 140 First
(!ogiilan Daniel \\ ., ir24 Lai kin
(;ohen Morris D.,!)59'^ Mission
Connelly Mary Mrs., W s (Jeorgla, bet
Sierra and Shasta
Collins Daniel, 212 Twentv-fourth
Coonev Hannah Mrs., 2.U Union
Currie Arthiir L. <fe Co., 514 Post
DarlusJi'rancolse Miss, i:«) Fifth
Davis iJrothers, 419 Kearny and 718
Market
Davis Fanny, 218 Brannnn
Donlen Esther Mrs., 274 Brannan
Dow Martin. 124 Second
I>owland Sarah Mrs., 1329 Bush
l>ovle Richard, 5:54 Sixteenth
Dubois E. & Bro.. 204 Filth
Durney Isabel Miss, 1532 Tyler
Flavin Martin, SE cor Com and Kear
Fox James, NWcor Army and Sanchez
Franklin Benjamin Mrs., 909 Harrison
Gost Bernard, 135 Fourth
Gould Ellen K. JIrs,, 1612 Pacific
(irall Antoinette JIr.>., 722 Lombard
Grant Jlartha W. Mrs., SE cor Fran-
cisco and Mason
Hasev & Lancaster. 32 Kearny
Haylioc John, 1.521 Jlarket
Hibbiird Marv Mrs., 942 Harrison
Hirschev H. A. Mrs., 10;« Folsom
Hosle Susan Mrs., 2206 Mission
Jacobs Abraham, 613 Pacific
James D. B., 1157 Mission
Johnson Emma Mrs., 320 Fifth
Kav Ernest .1., 120 Taylor
Kfhlberger & Pierruriue, 827 Pacific
Keller Sarah Mrs , 127 S'^-enth
Kennedy John H., 605 Mont Av
Keogh T. B. Mrs., 1157 Folsom
Krug Fannie Mrs., 984 Folsom
Leon Caroline Mrs., 124 Third
Levy A. N. Mrs., Slli'i Third
Lobenstein Dinah, 1528 Turk
Loch baum Eva IMrs., 1227 Union
Loomis George, 706-716 Kearny
Loudon Oberlin, 229 Second
Macv Marv F. Jlrs., 2608'^ Mission
Magnin I.-aac, 2;«3 Third
Slarcus Harris, 1238 Folsom
Masterson Charles, 15()1 Larkin
McArdle Kate Mrs., 1604 Pacific Av
McDermott William Mrs., 103 Shipley
McLaughlin IMarIa Mrs., 129 Eleventh
McMahon James Jlrs., 1205 Folsom
McMann James, 413 East
Miller John, 1235 Mission
Mon.ihan Mary MUs, 674 Natoma
Navarro Joseph, 636 Filbert
I'loper Henrv C, 1010 Buchanan
Poorman M. Mrs., 116 Ninth
ProllHermine, 215 O'Farrell
Robertson R. L., 121 Sixth
Rothman H. Mrs., 1513''2 Dupont
Rudee Isaac, 129 Second
SADLER & CO., 605 Market
Shubener Louis, 504 Fourth
Sinclair A., SE cor Dupont and Sutter
SPENCE A. S. & C )., 5;$7 Market
Talllchet C. Miss, 713 Valencia
Tiedenmnn H. H., 16:!0 Eddy
Warren August, 107 Sixth
Mestcott Hattle E. Mrs., 1535 Geary
White Mercv Mrs., 445 Ninth
Williams George II. Mrs., 540 Bush
Zlmmer George W., 422 Post
Varnlfth :tIanurac(.urerB.
California Varnish Works, P. D. Win-
ter, SE cor Santa Clara and Kansas
Hueter Brothers & Co., 12 Second
Varnlshem and Polishers.
(.See alxo I^iuiers.)
Lone F. A., 422 Powell
I'arlscault C., 415>i Powell
Schofield Charles, 115 Jessie
STRAHLE JACOB & CO., 533 Market
Varnialies.
(See also I^xlnts.)
Ammerup G. A., 1220 Market
Bass T. J. & Co., 27 Dupont
Brewster John, 17 Belden
Diet?. A. < ■. & Co., 234 Front
Hueter Bros. & Co., 12 Second
Kellv James R. <fc Co., 101 Front
Ly<ion Daniel, 23 Sixth
Marcus Bros. & Co., 421 Sacramento
I Raynolda C. T. & Co., 9 Front
Roemer Caspar, 10 Stevenson
Walton N. C. Sr. (ship) 219 Mission
Wason .\rchibald, 115 Davis
VVhIttier, Fuller <t Co., SW cor Front
and Pine
WILLIAMS, DIMOND & CO., 202
Market
Winter Patrick D., SE cor Santa Clara
and Kansas
Yates & Co., 113 Front
Vanes.
GLADDING, McBEAN & CO., 1310-
1312 Market
Vegetables.
(iSee also Merchantji' Pi-oduce Com-
mission,)
Abramovlch Brothers, 1501 Polk
Abramovlch & Serovich, 1706 Polk
Abrams Herman, 23S Fourth
Allman Honora BIrs., 923,'^ Folsom
Arata D., 17 Colombo Market
Arata F., 15 Colombo Market
Arata Giovanni, 31 Colombo Market
Arlghl Giovanni, 70 Colombo Market
Aronsohul.,3Sixth
Ash Alfred, 233 Eighth
Attridge Lizzie Mrs., 247 Clara
Avery D. It & Co., 18-19 Centre Market
Baclgalupl <fe Casassa, 507 Washington
Bafflgo Giovanni, 9 Colombo Market
Balanesl Antonio, 76 Colombo Market
Barci Michaela, 1308 Dupont
Bardockl F., 414 Jones
Barner Louis, 139 Ninth
Barron Cornelius, N s Sierra, bet Geor-
gia and Michigan *
Banv M. B., SE cor Railroad and Six-
teenth Avs, South S. F.
Basllouskl A., 17-18 Grand Western
Market
Beall R. B.. 612 Laguna
Beard W . H., 429)4 Fourth
Bell J. H., SE cor Leavenworth and
O'Farrell
Belli Giovanni, 420 Union
Belli Gulseppl, 616 Front
Belli Mansuetto, 67 Colombo Market
Bignotti J., 47 Colombo Market
Birchell E., 1603 Eddy
Biucelll O., 75 Colombo Slarket
Bolanesl G., NW cor Clark and Davis
Bonteiller L., 1401 Larkin
Brannan William, 132 First
Brash A., NW cor McAllister and
Turk
Brlgnnle G., 502>j Third
Brown Richard, 911 Harrison
Brown W. II. & Co., 20 California Mar-
ket
Bruno NIcliolas, 407 Broadway
BruBchI Giuseppe, 33 Colombo Market
Caffareto Antonio, in Colombo Market
Cambernous P. F., 3007 Mission
Camlnnta G. B., 18 Colombo Market
Campbell Sarah Mrs., 129 Sixth
Canipbell Thomas Jr., cor RItch and
Folsom
Campodonico Gaetano, 30 Colombo
JIarket
Cam podonico Stefano, 26 Colombo 31ar-
ket
Canessa G. B., 51 Colombo Market
Capurro (J. B., 55 Colombo Slarket
Carabblo John, cor Twenty-sixth and
Brvant
Casclnelll G. B., 34 Colombo Market
Cavlerl David, 45 Colombo Market
Cella A., 102 Second
Chelini G.,!M5 Bryant
Cia Domenico, 64 Colombo Market
Cohen Amelia, 1131 Howard
Collins .leren.lah, 234 Langton
Coudre Jean, 35 Colombo Market
Connelly V. Mrs., 908 Folsom
Costell Louis, 22 Colombo Market
Cresta Thomas, 59 Colombo Market
Crooks W. IL, 1203 Polk
Cunogorato Ilia, 1819 Union
Currie A. L. & Co., 514 Post
D'Arcv George H., 24:54 Mission
Dakin William, 10.37 Howard
Dclllno Joseph, 127 Third
DeluchI .\ntonlo, 2 1 Colombo Market
DeluchI Lorenzo, 12 (Colombo Market
Demarla Louis, 35 Colombo Market
Demartlnl Ger., 46 Colombo Market
Demartini .lohn, 14 (^lolombo Market
Demlchell Giovanni, I Colombo Market
Depaoll John, 48 Colombo Blarket
Deeimonl Turl, 1105,'i Howard
/'\r'f\ \*/ f^l ADl/ 645 MARKET STREET, wbolesale and retail dealer in
ijLU. VY. I/LArk, Paper Hangings & SHale Material. Manufacturer of window Slia^les
JAMES E. GORDON & CO., ^o^^ai.e hardware
Jtlarket and Front Str««t«.
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Devoto Antonio, SW cor Green and
Powell
Dl Vecchio Florl, 1237 Pacific
Diando Pletro. 65 Colnmbo Market
Duffy John J.; 9-10 C^ritre Market
DuniKan JIarv, 32G F.fth
Ellis Charlotte Mrs., i<22 Larkin
Ellis Seeley E., 43 Third
Equl Joseph, 442 Hayes
Fava Amadeo, 72 Colombo Slarket
Fawcett & Augsburgh, 69 Centre Mar-
ket
Fazzi Rlcardo, 916 Bryant
FeruKlaro Angelo, 15 C^loInbo Market
Fcniglaro Antonio, 36 Colombo Mar-
ket
Foplano G. B., 6 Colombo Market
Ford Patrick, SE cor Harrison and
Langton
Foster Xellle Mrs., 324 Broadway
Franklin B. 3Ir(<., !X)9 Harrison
Fullerton Cornelius, 1819 Hvde
Gain G., 1514 Dnpont
Garapino Stefano, 13 Colombo Market
Garbarino Salvatore, 18 Colombo Mar-
ket
Garibaldi Jfarv, 834 Jackson
Gates Charles E., 2013 Mission
George Pietro, 735 Brondwav
, GhiottoG. B., 8 Colombo Market
Glav.notti Lulgl, SW cor Pout and Tav-
lor
Gilflllan * Hohentchild, 33 and 46 Call-
I fornia JIarket
Gilfoil John, KE cor Hyde and Union
Ginnochio Ji.lin, 2 Colombo Market
Giovnniiini & Luprlni.'SW cor Larkin
« and Green
Goldman Jacob, SW cor Fourteenth
and Kailrowl Avs, South S. F.
Gravier Alphonse, 28 San Francisco
Market
Gray Fred., 12.72 Stockton
Gray & ( 'onger, r..39 O'Fanell
Hall & Sloan , SW cor Oak and Octavla
Halililay Margaret Jlrs., 1719>^ Market
Han Per David, 923 Howard
Healy Mary, SW cor Bartlett and
Twenlv-fixth
Hencken 4 Edwards, 3.32 Sixth
HIppman .t Schussler, 28 California
jlarket
Horn A. F., 2257 Mission
Huerstil Lawrence, 738 Fourth
Isola I'aola, 10 Colombo Market
Jacobs I. A Co., 15--16 Bav City Market
Kelly Ann Mrs., 220 Langton
Kllnkenl>erg Henrv, .32Mission Market
Kritzky John .\., 4 Clay Street Market
KnrlanderH. Mrs., 532 Sixteenth
Label Henry, SE cor O'Farrell and
Taylor
Lacoste Thomas, 20 Colombo Market
Lagomarsino Antonio, 53 Colombo
Market
Lagomarsino Muzio, 801 Bush
Lavagnlno Lulgi. 114 Fourth
Leikens George, :«9 Third
Lcrcarl Louis, .32 Colombo Market
Leroy & Son, 28 S' venth
Levaggi Barbieri, 303 Fourth
Levaggi Giusepi)e. 43 Colombo Market
Levlson Leopold, 800 (Jenrv
Lewin A Co., SW cor Jessie and Sixth
Lewis John, 138 Post
Lille Jean, 1514 Stockton
Lipman Morris, <iI9 Lnrkin
Long Thomas J.. .V! Cal .'Market
Ly sett John 1'., 14 and 34 Centre Mar-
ket
Manglantc G. B., 56 Colombo Market
I»Inrehi John A Co., 529 Merchant
Marcus! & Frenna, 109 Sixth
Marlnl Lorenzo, 49Colombo Market
Slarshall Marv, 219 Eighth
Matihi-ws Brl(I»;ct Mrs., 225 Eighth
JlcCurry James, 122 Seventh
Mcllonald .Michael, 404 Folsom
Mecchl Krani'lsco, 62 Colonilio Market
J*Ilchel Antojiie, 25 Colombo Market
IHlthell fJluseppe, 68 Colombo Market
Milan George, 611 Lagunn
Mltrovlch P. S., 1222 I'olk
Moore Z. M'., 37 California Market
Morris Samuel, 428 Sl.xih
M<.w c. & Co., '.'o-ix FHImore
Mulcahv B. Mrs., 410',, si.xth
Mulvllle Edwar.1, 125 Vlfth
Musante Charles, Dupont, bet Green
and Vallejo
O'Malley Patrick, 2146 Mission
OellrUh Itrolhers, 60 Centre Market
Ollva Louis, 40 Colombo Market
Oneto Andrew, 240'^ Fifth
Papina James, 801 Larkin
Parker Luke .K., 226 Sixteenth
PauDlcca Abele, 1211 Steiner
Peck Henrr, 1032 Folsom
Perata Michele. 23 Colombo Market
Perata Nicola, 837 Pacific
I'erata Nicola, 27 Colombo Market
Perkins Charles, 652 Fourth
Peters George, 846 Valencia
Poceridio C, 44 Colombo Market
Podesta Stefano, NE cor Buchanan
and McAllister
Popovich Lucca, 1002 Bush
Price .Alfred, 1622 Broadway
Profnmo G., 4 Colombo Market
Quelrolo G. , 543 Fourth
yullici AdrcIo, 1811,';, Powell
Rattl Domonico, 17 Colombo Market
Batto & Arata, 511^; Fourth
Ravinl Ricardo, 735 Broadway
Razzo Crist, 41 Colombo Market
Risso Francesco, 16 Colombo Market
Risso Giuseppe, 38 Colombo Market
Russell Patiick, 243 Minna
Sanguinctti Joseph, 1813 Fnlon
Schenone G., 63 Colombo Market
Schoenllcht John, 1009'-; Folsom
Shea Margaret Mrs., 128 First
Sheehan Daniel, SW cor Folsom and
Seventh
Slegel Joseph, 1110 Steiner
Simi Michael, 1635 Post
Simrak Mitchell, 2100 Fillmore
Smith C. A., 55 Fifth
Smythe F. G., SW cor .Seventh and
Natoma
Solari G., 57 Colombo Market
Stepplevich S., 420 L«rkin
Storms George F., 1802 Bush
Swan Edward S., 21 California Market
Tennccl Vlncenzo, 1515 Stt'lner
Thioibach Julius D., 19 Grand Central
Market
Ungarettl <t Franceschini, SW cor
Geary and William
Van Duzen S. V. R.,24 Grand Wettem
Market
Varni A., U Colombo Market
VarnI G.. 52 Colombo Market
Vincent Piero, 7 Colombo JIarket
A'olnnucihl Sarah, 428 BroaMwav
AVelndorf Jacob. 140 Fourth
Woolhouse, Stagg <fc Co., 1004 Valencia
Zarro Carlo, 66 Colombo Market
Zenovich Lucas, 1122 Stockton
Zwald >lary Mrs., 1019 Howard
Velvet and Plnwli nanufac-
tiirers.
Evertz John P. C, 1907 Vallejo
Veneer Sawing-
JEWELL A. M. & CO., Berrv, bet
Third and Fourth
VonlilalorH.
Hayes George & Co., 539 Fifth
McKeown W., 511 Sixth
Poul P. D. (Globe) 1331 Mission
Veterinary Sfedielnen.
(.V«e atfo Patent ifedicinct.)
McBoyle A. <fc Co., 504 Washington
Veterinary Surseonm.
Bon's Pierre D., 214 Stevenson
Burns Peter, 60;)'^ Grove
Carpenter W. H., ilfifi Howard
Claussen IL IL.Ufi n'Farrell
Pe Lalirous.se .\., 1.513 Howard
De Tavel A., 811 Howard
Evans George A., 30,S Main
Finch Solomon, i:<4 Ridley
Forrester James, 35 New Montgomery
Imbourg Charles. 3as Sutter
Jacobson Ivcr, 112 Post
Larsen Sorcn, 12 Merchant
Lewis Thomas, 439 Jessie
Marquart F., cor Sixteenth and Guer-
rero
Miller E. L., 1321 Mission
Munro J. McK.. 628'.. Je.ssle
Obrock J. D., rrj4 Market
I'otter \\ llllBni, s:<4 Folsom
VIdal Ilanicii. (H5 Vallejo
Weir John, 211 Ellis
Vinesrar ^lannfactiirem.
Aniluran C. A Co., 517 ,'^acramenfo
California Vinegar Works, 608 Lomb
Co<le, Elfelt A Co., 314 Washington
Crystal Vinegar Works, C. H. Robin-
son, 15 Van Ness Av
Cutting Packing Co., 17-41 Main
Fisher Abbv Mrs. <fe Co.. 207 Second
FISHER JOHN H., 509 Commercial
Grover Augustine A., 1.321 Guerrero
KING OF WM. C. JAMES A CO.,
NW cor Sansome and Broadway
Pacific Vinegar Works, 415 Fulton,
otfice 323 Front
Pomerov H., 2714 Folsom
Preble A Co., 218 Davis
Schammel Henry, 610 Lombard
Schmidt A Fretz, 119 Commercial
Waiigenheim Sol. & Co., 118 Davis
fVagon Covers.
NEA'ILLE A CO., 31 California, and
16 Davis
NEVILLE & CO.
MANUFACTUKEKS
Wagon, Horse and Floor Covers
31-33 Calilomia, 16-30 Davis.
tVagon Importers.
Baker A Hamilton. 13-19 >'ront
Davis Georye A., 327 Market
Eastman T. S., 40 New Montgomery
Frank Bros. A Co., 349 Market
Gallagher Bernard. 222 Ml.sslon
Haw ley C. A. A Co., 412 Market
Hawley Marcus C. A Co., 301 Market
Hawley David N., SW cor Market and
Mala
Sanborn A. AV., 24 Beale
AViUey 0. F. A Co., 427 Montgomery
1Vas;on Maberit.
(<See VaiTkiiie MatnifucHtrers, alio
Carriage Sinithis)
Waeon Stoek.
(.See Carriage and Wayon Stock.)
M'areliouseH.
Battery Street Bonded, George C. Bode,
NA\' cor Battery and Filbert
Bay, T. F. Carvell, Sansome, nr Lom-
bard
Beale Street, John McHugh, cor Beale
and Bryant
Broadway T. S. Bonded, Edwin Dan-
forth, 723 Battery
Callfonila Grain, Charles Clayton, NAV
cor Beale and Branuan
CONTINI'INTAL, T. P. H. AVhitelaw,
foot Si'cona
Cowell's Battery Street Free, L. P.
Save, XE cor Batt<»ry and Union
Cnnnlngharo's, J. AV. Cox A Co., cor
Front and Green
Eagle, N. R. Lowell, NW cor Davis
and Pine
Empire. AVoodhams A Ludlum, 16-22
Beale
Eureka, .\. J. Gove, cor Montgomery
and Chestnut
Flint's, B. P. Flint A Co., SAV cor Bat-
tery and Greenwich
Forbes', Forbes Bros., Front, nr Val-
lejo
Front Street. Gower A Gllman, SAA' cor
Front and Bronilwav
GIbbs', V. .s.Boud«d,J."o.Strauch,SW
cor Front and A'allelo
Greenwich Dock I'. S. Kondcd, Bmle A
Searle, NAV cor Battery and Green-
wich
Hathaway's, E. A'. lialhaway, foot
Spear
Holconib AV. A. A Co.'s, 819-821 Bat-
tery
Hooper's South End Grain, John Jen-
nings, cor Japan and Town.send
Humtiipldt AVhatf, J. AV. Cox A Co.,
Spear, bet Folsom and Harrison
Ingersoli's Georue S., 1101 Battery
Kittle A Co.'s. SO'i Sansome
Lombard, T. V. Carvell, SW cor Loni-
Imrd and .Sansome
Mission Bay. Kdward Ban^s A Co.,
Long Bridge, bet Third and Fourth
Mission Rock Dockan<l AVarehouse, C.
H. Sinclair superintendent, office
.316 California
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY. «"'"""9*§J'nfetEV,?7T'-''*'"'*''»
J. MACDONOUGH,
IMPORTER OF AXO DEALKR IN ALL KINDS OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC COAL., 41 Market Street, corner Spear.
WAK
1079
WAT
Mott J. 11. A Co. (furniture) 647 Market
North I'dlnt Dock, Bonded and Free,
John Zellc, NW cor ISnnbome and
Lombard
North I'olnt Pock, Free, J. W. Cox,
N K8anponii', nr Chestnut
North i'olnt Dock (irain, J. V. La-
ver.v supcrintt-nilent, NW cor
Chestnut and Saiisome
North Point t:. S. Bontled, R. T. Zelle,
NW cor Lombard and Sanf^om
Occidental Grain, William M. Starr,
cor First and Townsend
Occidental Wool, Ball it .Tullan, Towns-
end, bet Fifth and Sixth
Oriental U. S. Bonded un<I Frae, Pool
& Harris, cor Bnmnan and First
Overlan<l, T. W. Floyd & Co., S s
Townsend, bet Second and Third
Pacific, Gower & Gilman, NEcor Bat-
tery and Broadway
Pacific Free, Gowcr * Gilman, NW
cor Broadway and Front'
Pacific Mall S. S. Co.'s Free, foot First
Pacific Jfail 8. S. Co.'s Grain, cor First
and lirnnnan
Pioneer, T. W. Floyd & Co., SW cor
Battery and Filbert
Blncon Point, E. V. Hathaway, foot
Spear
Eogers*. Nathan Rosrer.", 818 Battery
Sage's, Lewis P. Sat;e, S s Union, bet
Battery and Front
San FranclFcii ff'iniiture) J. H. Mott
& Co., ftIT Market
Scott's, Whlttlcr, Fuller <fc Co., NW
cor Santonje and Greenwich
SlosB Louis & Co.'s, NW cor Folsom
and Si)ear
South End Grain, .1. Jennings, cor
Jaonn and Townsend
South Point, Thomas J. Walkington,
S 8 Berry, nr Fourth
Special Internal Revenue Bonded,
Bode <fe Searle, 1201 Battery [
Standard ( )ll Co's, N s King, bet Second i
and Third i
Union, Scholle & Lankershim, NW 1
cor Union and Battery
United Slates Bomled, Gower A Gil- i
man, NE cor Bdwy and Battery
United'States Bondeo.Juhn 0. Strauch,
NW cor Vallejo and Front
Vallejo Street V. S. Bonded, John 0.
Strauch, NW cor Front and Vallejo
Whitney & Webster's, S s King, nr
Fourth
WIndel H. & Co. (furniture) 310 SWk
Wool Agency, Falkner, Bell & Co.,
NW cor Sixth and Townsend
firafili Board Manufac-
ture rn.
ARMES <fc DALL.\M,n.V117 Front
lEVanbine Bine.
Patterson & Brooks, 074 Harrison
Waithlnfr MaohineM.
ARMES & DALLAM, 115-U7 Front
Ilawley Marcus C. & Co., 301-309 Mar-
ket
W^aHhing Powder Mannfac-
lurerH.
Alta .Soap Co., S s oreijon, bet Front
and Davis
Eaplo Soap Works, office 209 Clay
5Il!f>-lon Soap and Candle Works, 108
Bush
Pacifi<- Soda Co., 109 California
STANDARD SOAP CO.. 204 Sac
Wateli CaHe Makem.
Croce <fc Marchand, (H2 Clay
Falco Alexander, 614 Merchant
Glcnnlnl P. A., lOil Montt;omeO'
Reiohardt Emil. 19 Harlan I'l
Smith F..417Bnsh
Wolff & Loze, 120 Sutter
IVnIeh IiuporterK.
Andrews A., 221 Montpomorv
BRAVEKMAX A LEVY, 119 Mont
California Jewelry Co., 134 Sutter
Dewey & .lordan, 4.'53 Monlnomery
Dlnkelsplel S. B. * Co., 3i:t Bush
Glannlnl f. A. KKt ^Idnlgomery
Jordan Morris, 7 Kearnv
Kahn L. A M., 126 Kearny
Koehler A- Rlitcr, 2fi Post
Laird D. W.,27 Post
Levlson Brothers, 134 Sutter
LIndenborn D., 647 Market
Lorsch Bros., 120 Sutter
LUNDY THOMAS, 7-9 Third
Nast, Greenzweig A Co., 53;} Market
J'aclfic Jewelrv Co., 6 Battery
Palllard M. J. A Co., U7 Post
RANDOLPH A <;o., 101 Montgomery
Sherwood W. J., .517 Montgomery
SHKEVK GEORGE C. A CO., 110 Mont
Studley B. W., 24 Post
Thomp.s<m Lucius, 4 Chronicle Bldg
Tltconib A. C. A Co., 24 Post
Tucker JJV. A Co.. 131 Kearny
Vandersllce W. K. A Co.,136Sutt«r
WcvlBros., 110 Sutter
Wunsch 31. A Co., 206 Kearny
Zacharlas L. A Bro., 210 Kearny
Zacharlas & Green, 126 Kearny
G. C. 8HEEVE. GEO. BONNY.
GEO. C. SHBEVE & CO.
110 Montgomery,
JEWELRY.
Diamonds and Silverware.
'WatcIiniakerM and Jevr-
eler«.
■Abrahams A Sjdro. IS'Kesrny
Ahrens Christian, 616 Washington
Andrews A., 221 Montgomery
Arnhelm William S., 8 Steuart
Attel M.. 344 Third
Baiiev H. M., :e;i Dupont
Ball John, 37 Sixth
Barrett Alfred, 42 Fourth
Battersbv .James, 13 Third
Berg Alfreil, 1144 Market
Blank Louis, 832 JIarket
Hlnnienthal k Co., 719 Clay
Boiiri/ciin .\dolphe, 206 Montgomery Av
BRAVEHMAN A LEVY. 119 Mont
Brunet Eutrene, 614 Merchant
Callender Henry A., 734 Market
Canfield M. T., 1520 Polk
Carmatz Adolph, .527 Sansome
CJharlot Joseph, 719 Valencia
1 Clausen Francis, 410 Kearny
I Cohn Adolph, 124'^ Sixth
I Coleman Catherine Mrs.. 225 Third
Cornelius F. O., 300 Fourth
Cumm.ngs Sons, :{27 Kearny
Dewev A Jordan, 4.33 Montgomery
Dillon Edward. -508 Batter v
Dolan Michael E.. 920 Howard
Elsenberg A., 306 Kearny
Eliaser I., 315 Hayes
Felntuch Marcus, 240 Kearny
FInck G.. NW cor Kearny and Geary
Fouhert A Blart, SE cor Sixth and
Clementina
Frese Richard D., 244'^ Sutter
Gibbon Edward F., 625 Kearny
Gllckman David, 2102 Fillmore
Gobbee Ernest J., .5:15 Fol.som
Gollv Ambroise. :?01 Montgomery Av
Gottschalk Charles H., 507 California
Gov Laurent, XV.t Bush
Graf Jacob, 315 Kearny
Gruner Frank Jr., M8 Washington
Guignard John. 5 .Sixth
Hall T. D., 37 Sixth
Hammond W. A. A Co., 4 Slxlh
Hartmann A. E., as Third
Helnecke Albert, 731 Davis
Hel/.nian .John, 408 Commercial
Henrv D. W., 226 O'Farrell
Herb!<t Justus, 1.34 Second
Herlnj;hl Leopold, .38 Sixth
Horteng Frederick. 5 'fhlrd
Hubash, Larson A Wilson, NW cor
Kearny and Sutter
Hnguenin J. ('.. S Kearny
-Hyman N. J., :W Kearny
Isaacson A Cr.li.'U, 225 Sixth
Isson Robert, 401 Pacific
Isson .'Samuel, 401 Paciltc
Jaccord David M.,431 Hayes
Jansen R., :tjn Kearny
Jonas I. A., 128 Pacific
Jordan Morris , 7 Kearny
Josephl R., 9IS SJarket
Kahn L. A M., 126 Kearny
Ka|ilan Jaceh, 40'> Kearnv
Kline ( ilof W., 213 Jackson
KOEHLER A RITTKR, 26 Post
Laird David W., 27 Post
Lalande A., 110 Sutter
Lang Ernest, 526 Commercial
Lawler William, 622 Clay
Lelth John B., W s Dupont, bet Union
and Green
Leszvnsky Henrv E.,409 Kearny
Lettelier A., 620 Merchant
Lew D. L., :«i Tbir.l
Lewis Henrv BI., 655 Clay
LIchtenberg C. B., 1410 Powell
Lichtonstein B. H., 221 and 702 Kearny
LIndemann C. H., Wil California
LIppman Joseph, 517 Kearnv
Lord Thomas H., 773 Market
Lun<l(|ulst E., 46 Second
LUNDY T., 7-9 Third
Marks Fred., Montgomery Av, bet
Kearnv and Pacific
Slathleu A Son, 22 Stockton
Mavers Henrv A Co., 205 Blontgomery
Mavers Rol>ert,621 Market
Mci)ath Henry, 620 Merchant
Mendoza A., .320 Montgomery Av
Miller (;. A., 406 Fourth
]M'.llzner Leopold, 422 Kearny
M'.rrison R. R., 12.52 Market
Mund Ifudolph A., 720 Market
Jliind William, 18! > Fourth
Jlver A. AV.. 1014 Market
O'Neill John, 41 Fifth
Ohm E. F.. 601 Merchant
Pace Charles, 418 Battery
Page Llscom R., 310 Montgomery
Patterson William, 112.5 Sutter
Prtueuer H., -iS Sacramento
Pitts .loseph, 309 Sixth
Pohlmann Gnstave F., 417 Kearny
PorepL., 140 Third
Poultnev John, 137 51ontgomery
ProU Brothers, 1417 Polk
Purdv S. F., 16 Fourth
Babwvler A., 631 Kearny
RANDOLPH A CO., 101 Montgomery
Rapp Adolph, 9 Geary
Rels S., 209 Montgoni;-ry Av
Elcottt Augustine, 320 Montgomery Av
Rltter A., 303 Kearny
Roberts Henry A., 001 California
Ruppelius William, NE cor Mission
and Fifth
SADLER <t- CO., 605 Market
Salomon Gustave, 1218 Polk
Scheppler William, 24 Post
Scodelettl E.. 423 Wa-hlngton
Seamans Job M., 207 Montgomery
Serichelli S., 219 Montgomery Av
Shattuck o. A., i:*; Sutter
Sherwood William J., 517 Montgomery
SHREVE GEORGE C. A CO., 110
Montgomery
.Simmons Samuel, 519 Kearny
Slnz otto, 9 (ieary
)<kerrett Daniel, 126 Second
.Somin Alexander, .343 Kearny
Spauldlng Andr«w, 122 Fourth
SPENCE A. S. A CO., .537 Market
Stackpolc A Leavltt, 948 Market
Stewart Frank, .509 Sixteenth
Stone J. R., 2-55 Tbinl
Straus A., 427 Kearny
Straus Moses, 18 Kearny
Studlev B.W.. 24 Post
Tennent Thomas, 18 Market
Titcomb A. C. A Co., 24 Post
Todtman T. E., 614 Merchant
Traube Hartwig, 643 Kearny
Tucker J.W. A Co.. 131 Kearny
Turner William, 524 Battery
Van Steenburg J. V., cor Vallejo and
Montgomery Av
Vandersllce W. K A Co., 136 Sutter
Von Tledeman E. T., 421 Sixth
Wallmanii A Brother, 212 Montgomery
Webber Max. 12^6 Market
Wells John H., 2'.'5 Sixteenth
Wenzel George F., 109 Sixth
Wenzel Herman. :^28 Kearny '
West R. B., 407 Kearny
WevIBros.. 110 Sutter
Winch Walter, 5:B Hayes
Wunsch M. A Co., 306 Kearny
Young .lames, .57 Second
y.acharlas Bros., CM Sacramento
Zacharlas L. A Bro., 210 Kearny
Zacharlas M., 604 Kenrny
Zacharlas S., 607 Sacramento
Zacharlas A Green, 126 Kearny
W^atrli Makerit' Materials.
Calre Justinian, .530 Washington
Dinkelsplel A Nordmaun, 120 Sutter
Glannlnl P. A., 109 Montgomery
I
J. GUNDLACH&CO.'S"GyTEDEL,
\ I Tlie Flneat and Choicest ot all
American Table Wines.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL
IS SOLiO BY AJL.L.
FIRST CX<ASS DEA.I.ERS.
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Leviso:i Brothers, VH Sutler
Palllard M. J. <fc Co., 117 Post
Stndley B.W.. U I'o.-t
WOLFF & L( tZE, 120 Sutter
WOI.FF & I.OZE,
— IMPOETEKS —
¥atciimal[ers' anfl Jewelers' Snpplies
and Tools, and Optical Goods,
120 SUTTER STREET
■Water Closets— Patent.
Levake & Grulib, >"\V' cor Second and
.Stevenson
: Ray W. S. & Co. (ship) 12-14 Market
Smith William, 21 Mont Av
Water 9Ieter JIaniifac-
turers.
Glovttnninl & Co., 417 JFlsslon
W^ater Pipe.
{See aUo Drain and fiewer Pipe, also
Jron Fuwulries.')
American Plp(> Co., .524 Pine
Arnold N. S. k Co., 310 Cnlifornia
DUJ.1L\M, CARRIGAN & CO.. 107
Front
6ARRATT W. T., fogent -NVashinpton
Gas and Mater Pipe Co., Boston)
138 Fremont
GIbbs George W. & Co., ,35-37 Fremont
Holbrook. Merrill <t- .Stotpon, 113 Cal
HTNTINGTKX, HOPKINS 4 Co.,
jnnclion Bush and Market
JEWELL A. M. & Co. fwood) Berry,
bet Thinl and Fourth
MONTAGUE W. W. 4 CO., 110-118
Hatt«rv
Praj; 3Iartin (liydranllc) 12-5 Clav
RanBonic Ernest L., lOBunh
RICHARDS & SNOW, 4(J8 Market
Eisdon Iron and Locomotive Works,
SE cor Howard and Beaie
Smith Francis & Co. (hvdraullc) 130
Beaie
Tay Georpe IL & Co., 612-G18 Batterv,
and SW cor California and I)avis
Van WInkie I. S. & Co., 4I3-4I.i Market
Wyckoft Patf-nt Pipe Co., .'{24 pine
Water Tanks.
(dec Tanks.)
i Water W^heeln.
Goldsmith Pelos E. (turbine wind en-
pine) 419 Sansome
MYERS A. (Lefl'el's double turbine)
217 Fremont
Water ConiitnnieH.
{See also Incorporated Oompanies.)
California Water Co., .31.5 California
Candclaria Water Co., !)-lO S. F. Stock
Exchange Building
Excelsior Water Co 315 California
Falrmount Water M orks, 446 Brannan
Feather R'vor Water Co., c.'S Com
Lake Talioe Water Co., 442 (California
Los Francos Water Co., 22 Market
Marin Coimty Water Co., 4:{0 ( Jailfornla
Mussel Sloueh Dllch Co., 408 California
Nevaila ReservDlr Ditch Co., 202 Sac
Round Vnlioy Water Co. (Plumas Co.)
314 Montgomerv
San Joaquin and King's River Canal
and Irrleatlon Co., .W3 Kearnv
San Mateo Water Co., 224 Callfoniia
South Side ('anal Co., 408 Calllornla
SPRINt; VALLEY, 5lfi f'ailfomla
Snriagdale Water Co., 12 Clay
Upper .San Joaiinln Irrigating Canal
Co., 402 Kearnv
Virginia and Gold Hill Water Co.. 61
Nevada Block
Wyoming and Dakota Water Co., 404
Montgomery
Wax Work — Ornamental.
Cook A. n., Mrs., no K.^arnv
Cotter Jan.' Mrs., 100 O'Karfell
Garav T. L. Mrs.,C12 Filbert
Gerrlsh JL E. Mrs., 118 Ellis
Grifflth Halda Mrsy 31 Sutter
llealey Nancy J. Mrs., 4 Uayes
Weather Strips.
Bradstreet J. R., &41 Mission
Burr C. H. & G. W., 667 3Iission
HALLIDIE A. S.. 6 California
Weighers ]n:erchandi«e.
Bowes k Sullivan, Washington St.
Wharf
Giles James W.. 302 Daris
W^arr Builders.
Boobar E. C, 14 Howard «
Graves o. F.,24 Foisom
Martin William H. 4 Co., 7 Sftear
McCann Robert W.. 71is Kearny -
Richardson W. L., 14 Howard
Sheldon John P., IM Hission
Swett F. P., 1208 Ciay
^Vheel Wrights.
(See Oarriofie Manufacturers; also
Carriufje .Smitfis.)
IVhip Makers.
Fay Michael, NW cor Twenty-sixth
and Mission
Hamilton William C, N s Twenty-
hinth.bet Ciiurch and Sanchez
John.son ,). C. & Co., 12-14 Pine
Kevston Brothers, 2()2:> Jlission
Main & Winchestt-r, 214 Battery
Stone & Hayden,422 Battery
White liead nanufaeturers.
{See alioJPahil Works.)
Pacific Oil and Lead Works, 202 Cal
Western White Lead Works, S s Bran-
nan, bet Sevenlh and Eighth
MTittticr, Fuller & Co., 229 Fremont,
otllcc SW cor Front and I'ine
Wliit«iiers.
{See also Plasterers.)
Anderson «fe Dauielson, 6:i7 California
.\ndrews William, :J41'^, Fifth
Bailey Will, am, 662 .Mi-sion
Barker U., 527 Montgonicrv Av
Beck H. S., 208 Sutter
Bennett <ft Co., 4.54 Sixth
Blakesley F. P., liOfi Mission
Bolger A Davis, 44 Fourth
Brace Nathan, :{28 Sixteenth
Cahill John L., 209 Post
Carter B., 662 Jlission
Cassuben Ernst, Ul'^ Ellis
Coleman J. E. \V., 924 Kolsoni
Connell & Beasv, 516 Gearv
Conway M. H., 922 Uowar'd
Davis Charles, SW cor Jackson and
Montgomerv
Donovan J. .\., 1006 Mission
Donovan M. J. & J. J., 1006 Mission
Dunham Henry, ;{45 Tlilrd
Eraser J. P., 403 Sutter
Garfield J. Q., 817 Market
Cllman Frank L.. 422 Commercial
GIrty Michael, 1120 Mission
Gottung Brothers. 448 Clementina
Harris .\braham, SW cor Fifth and
Howard
Hoever Charles. 10 Commercial
Irwin .<amuel >\., 47 Third
Jennings F. A.,2.3 Fifth
Johnson A. S., 1207 Polk
Jumi)er Cieorge S., VH Post
Kopke J'cter, 1.3r)6 Devl.sadero
Krauss F. H., 227 Post
Lynch Willlani. 705 Howard
MncDowell George, >«t3 Fnlsoni
Malm A I'amperln, 006 Howard
Mayo Leander, IN Post
McShone A McNamara, 6 .Tones
Meyer Henry, ilttOary
Meyer Joseph T., 2.53 Tehama
Monroe G., 201 .Second
Murray Charles A., 3.53 Tlilrd
Norton (Jeorgc F., Snl Howard
I'ati hel Edward, 124 Fourth
Peiletler L., 218 .Seventeenth
I'hlUipB J. H. & Co., 18'.., Post
RIcharils Joseph, NW cor Jessie and
.SiTonil
Ru8.sill Kobert, 121 Fourth
RuKsell Willlani, 418 Fell
.Sellers .L v., 3(('Farrell
Shilton Frank F., 4 Gerke Allev
Sniitli i( Tillman, II Post
Smlthea FI'dcliiig, iii08 Jones
Snead Giles, 978 Ilarrison
Sykes Charles H., 647 Mission
Trade Peter, 1431 Valencia
Travis William H., 12'» Sixth
West Frank, NW cor Howard and
Sixth
Whear Timber, 729 Foisom
Williams J., S35 Pacific
Wilson D., 121 Fourth
W^ig Makers and Hairdress-
ers.
Alexander Bertha, 914 Pacific
Appo Georgiana, 734 Broadway
Brofield Ropo Miss, 514 Gearv
Bryars Anne Miss. 1521 Siockton
Chandler Emma f*. Mr.s., 107 Bernard
Cohen Rosa Miss, 26 Laugton
Cook C, 523 Kearnv
Deler John, 12 Kearnv
Dissat Antoine, 511 Kearnv
Dupuy Harriet Mrs., 1023 Market
(iall Carrie :>Iiss, 814 Liirkin
Gardemcyer D. Miss, 709 Filbert
Garrissere F. Mme., 113 Dupont
Goldstein & Cohn, 808 Market
Hayes Frederick, 115 Stockton
Hauptli Lena Mrs., 411 Sutter
House William 31., .308 Sixth
Hubtjard E. H. :Mr.s., '(23 IMarket
Jerabek & .Schlev. 137 Sixth
Kosch.e R. (tlieatri<al) 420 Bush
Lindman .Vnnie Mrs., &K) Stockton
Maugein Fannie 3!rs., i:521'o Polk
McKinnev :\larv Mrs., I6'.8 ^fission
Jleinberg M. II. Mrs., 323 Sutterj
MeiTida .Vnnle Miss, 110!) Stockton
Miller Mary Miss, 323 Dtipont
Slonks .Samuel, 14 Stockton
orfila P.V.,23S Kearnv
Phillips C. A. Mrs., lf> Ellis
Ringgold W. H. Mrs., 110) Stockton
Rosenberg Charles, 127'.. Seventh
Schlueter.S. F. Jlrs.. 202"l Ml.s.slon
Scully Nora :M1s.s, 122:j'i Bush
Sliephanl & Co., 8 Stockton
Spitz Bertha 3Ime., .328 Kearny
Spitz Leon, 328 Kearnv
.Stevenson Marv Mrs., 122 Ellis
Strozynski Stanislas, 27 Ellis
Sweasey LIz/ic .Miss, 32 Sixth
Vszynski B. 3Irs., 2247 Slission
Wanek Lizzie Mrs., 629 Market
Winter Alice 5Iiss, 1608 Polk
Young Theresa Mrs., 847 Clay
Willow- Ware- Wholesale.
ARMES & DALLAM, 115-117 Front
Becker John. 995 Market
Blower William, 640 .^Inrket
Cole & Kennv, Il4 Sacramento
Cnpples Samuel & Co.(St. Louis) 123 Cal
Felgenbaum & Co., 120 Sansome and
217 Pine
Feldmann L. & Co., 317 Sacramento
Harrison & Dickson, 210 Sacramento
Hotop .August, 3 Newell
Howes George & Co., .302 California
Lange J. C. R., 12 Monlgomery*Av
Lipsher George, 331 Bush
WillOM- Workers.
{See Jinsket Makers.)
Wind MllllH.
Althonse Wind Mill Co., Louis H.
WoiHlIn agent. 13 Front
Bocheider &, Co., SE cor Market and
Beaie
Baker A Hamilton, 13 Front
BODWELL H. H.,21I Mission
Gregory H. 1'. A Co., 2 California
Hawley Marcus C. & Co., 301-309
Market
Jackson it Wardwcll, SE cor Market
and Bi>n|e
KROiiH F. W. A, Co., 47 Beaie
Rhodes J. A C.i.,6Bluxome
TUSTIN WILLIAM L, 51 Beaie
Wintlow- Glass.
(.see JUinls. Oils, aiul Glass)
Window Sliades.
{See also Paper Hanyings.)
BURN HAM JAMES W. A CO., 618
Market
Cr-A KK GEORGE W.. 6-15 Market
DuvidHon Marcus, 231 Sixth
THE LARGEST STOCK
Of OPTKMI. <;ooi>K in this City only it
MULLER'S 135 Montgomery Street.
JONAS J. MORRISON,
Reilwood and Fnget Sound Lnmber, especially aelectod tor
Building Purposes and Foreijfit Hhipment.
WIN
1081
WOO
SAN FRANCISCO WIRE WORKS.
C. H. GRUENHAGEN,
669 MISSION STREET,
Bet. Third and New Montgomery,
MANlFACTiRKR OK
PLAIN m ORNAMENTAL WIE WORK
Of Every Description, for
Gardens, Cemeteries, Etc.,
Such as Arbors, Arches, Flower Stands,
BnBkets. Chairs, Settees, Trellises of
all Klmlfi, Bordertni;^ for Court
Yards, Flower Ueds, Etc.
Wire Window Shades. Mosquito Screens, Window Guards, Fenders and Spark Guards, Wire Shutters and Gates,
OFFICE RAILINCiS, WIRE CLOTH, ETC.
Edwards Frank G., 630 Clay
Fredericks Joseph & Co.,649-65t;Mar-
ket
Gaskln E. 51., 115 Jessie,
Hurdle Dledrich <fe Co., 575 Market
Jlartshorn & McPhuii, 112 Fourth
LouL'head John. 1603 Polk
LOX^KKliE WILLIAM H., 715 Mar-
ket
Marwedel E. 11., 541 Market
Kaye A. P. & Co., 739 Market
Rosslter James, 104 Francisco
Walcom George, IC,) Stockton
Wolf F. C, 1228 Stockton
Woblke & ilomsen (rustic) 413 Mission
Wine Prehsea.
Fish A. L. & Co., 9 First
Wine* and Brandies— Na-
il ve.
{fiee Native Wines.)
Wire JIannfaeturers.
CALIFOKNIA WIRE WORKS J*.,
6 California
TV^lre tioods and lirorlcers.
OALIFDRNIA ELECTRICAL
Works, 1.34Sutt«r
CALIFORNIA WIRE WORKS CO.,
6 California
FTIHRMANN A. M., 751 Mission
GRCENHAGEN C. H., 060 Mission
HALLIDIE A. S., fi California
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson. Ill Cal
CAI-IFORXIA
Electrical Works
134 SUTTER ST.
Telegraph Engineers, Manufacturers
and Contractors.
Galvanized and Plain Telegraph Wire.
In liall'-nille bundles, with soldered
joints; Submarine Cables, Insulators,
Instruments and Supplies.
o. B03^isr:E"Z",
MANUFACTUREB OF
f ooi forSiiE Macliiiiery
Wire Rope— DCanufacinrerH.
HALLIDIE A. S., 6 California
CALIFORNIA WIRE WORKS CO.,
6 California
Wire Screens.
Quick John W., 32 Fremont
'Wood W^orkins Machinery.
Berrv & I'lace, SW cor Fremont and
JIarkit
BONNEY oLPHA Jr., 221 Mission
Gracier F. .I..211 Mls.slon
GragOTv H. V. & Co., 2 California
Nevlan James, 18 Spear
Small Isaac IL. 574 Brannan
SUCH AS
AGEICDLTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Also Sawing. Planing, Etc.
No. 281 MISSION STREET.
W^ood.
(See also Wood a/id Coal.)
Alexander James, Berry St. Wharf
BEADLE & Ci>., 3 Spear
Drake George W., India Dock, foot
Batterv
Eaton I. F. & Son, Third St. Whan
Enele & Son, Fillmore St. Wharf
Hale James W., NW cor Fifth and
Bluxome
Henrv Joseph, India Dock, foot Bat
lllggins & Collins 271 East
Marchant Joseph, NE cor Filbert and
Battery
Miller Hartwig L., 2 Mission
Pedler T. C, SW cor Steiuirt and
Folsom
Terkelson L. A Bro., Long Bridge, foot
Fourth
W^ood and Coal.
Ahern James, 1113 Bryant
Aiken & Ogle, NW cor Valencia and
Twenty-second
Alberlgl Demelrlo, 315 Broadway
Alldack Joseph, SW cor Bush and De-
vlsailero
Allpn Charles R., 120 Beale and 22
Montgomery
Arnold Joseph, 3:53 Third
Asmussen George, SW cor Shotwell
and Twentieth
Ballev Henrv, 128 o'Farrell
Behriiiann I. H., 83fi Harrison
Belando J. & «o, 4:58 Minna and 941
Jllsslon
BeKando & Co., 1210 Powell
Bocarde A Whit tier, 608 Third
Boitano K., ir.lO Stockton
Bozzo Eiiianuid A Co., 7:57 Vallejo
Brandt < itto, 1033 Valencia
Brannan Thomas, 1161 Howard
Brlerly John, N\V cor Alemany and
Seventeenth
Brlz/.olnra & Roccatagliata, 1015 Wash
Brown J. D. & Co., 22 Montgomery Av
Bruns Nicholas, 617 Davis
Bullerdieck & Mertz, 10:52 Mission
Byrne Callaghan, SE cor Turk and
Jones
Bvrne P., SW cor Harrison and Fifth
Cafllsi:b Leonard, 2247 Mission
Carroll John, 2:58 Eleventh
Cascianl Salvator, 907 Washington
Cereghlno B., 4.30 Paclflc
Clark M., 1537 Howard
Combination Wood and Coal Co., NW
cor (Jough anil Linden Av
ConnoUv Martin, 1068 Howard
Conwav Patrick, 1.33 Second
Corning & Co., 11 Taylor
Cunnane & Farrell, 424 Fulton
CurraT; John, SE cor Sixteenth and
Guerrero
Decker & Hansen, 112 Washington
Deenev William, 512 Second
Dentsch Joseph M., Fairwount Tract,
nr Schwl House
Deverell Richard, NE cor Union and
Kearnv
Doane J. b., NE cor Tyler and Web-
ster
Dohertv Daniel, 1321 Minna
Driscoli Martin J., 904 Howard
Driscoll T., NW cor Seventeenth and
Capp
Drunmxmd & Lcmont, E s Valencia,
bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Duggan Timothy, 1021 Clay
Dunn & Blucher, SW cor Pacific and
Powell and NAV cor Fillmore and
Loml-anl
Eaton I. F. & Son, 717 Valencia
Ebbets Arthur M., 115 Sacramento
I Eccleston Richard, SW cor Powell and
Sutter
Elder & Harpster, NE cor Hayes and
Buchanan
, Farnuni C. A., 410 Larkin
Ferretti G. B.,.515 Parilic
1 Firth Joseph B., 02.5 Howard
Fitzsimmons Alexander, 47 Everett
Flanagan L. J., NW cor Eighteenth
anil Folsom
I FlynuH., 856 Howard
I Fowler G. C, 413 I'aclfic
1 Fox & Duley, 1713 Mission
Franchi Antonio, 1.503 Fillmore
' Gallagher Bemard,.6 Boardnian
Gallagher Charles, 917 Eighteenth
; Garneau G., 1315 York
Gatto A., SW cor Larkin and Col
' Gatto John, SE cor Larkin and Green
I Gianipaoll Giovanni, 910 Stockton
Glltiier Fronds, 1411 Octovia
Ginocchio J'letro, SE cor JIason and
I Lombard
I Glovanninl D., 816 Poclflc
I Glovanninl F., SE cor Kearny and
Broailway
1 Glovanninl <fe Gasparrl, 1311 Dupont
I Goelz Bnlthasar. 514 t'nion
: Granlield A- llynes, 1040 Howard
I Green <fc JtcCuUough, 1113 Folsom
Guerin John, 414 O'Farrell
Guinasso Bros., .506 Green
Hadlev D. L., 1704 Eddy
Hagari James, 429 Third
I Hansen Peter, SE cor Seventh and
I Railroad A vs. South S. F.
Hanson John, 127 Ninth
Hardlman & Tieniey, 710 Brannan
Harms H., SW cor Fourth and Bran
Hartnett M., :J43 Jessie
] Havessen Jacob W., 52's BratfJ-
I Healey C. 8., SW cor Mission and
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Henderson J. Jr.. 117 O'Farrell
Hennessy J. A., 1014 Minna
Henry Joseph, foot of Battery, India
Dock
Herliliy Richard, 1224 Broadway
Heyfron Joseph, 3.30 Sixth
Heyfron Patrick, 716 Folsom
Heywood Mark, 753 Folsom
Hlncelot & Cobum, 10.54 Folsom
Hoey Owen, NE cor Twentv-fourth
and Harrison
HoMcn James k Sons, 816 Folsom
Hyde & Casey, 310 Leavenworth
Jobson AViiliam G., 513 Bush
Johnson S., 321 Seventh
Jones Harr.v, 245 Stevenson
Joseph W. P. & Co., 506 Post
Kavanagh E. D. k Co., SW cor Twen-
ty-ninth and Dolores
Kayser Bros., 1118 Pacific
Kearns Michael, 1523 Dupont
Kelley Bros., Kailruad Av, nr Eleventh
Av, .South S. F.
Kenney 4 Glllltran, 127 Eighth
Kent James, 1907 Howard
Kerr John, 1156 Folsom ■
Klaber George, oWj Howard
Knobloch J., NEcor Butte and Ten-
nessee
Koerber H. & Bro., 17 Washington
Kruse John Henry, SE cor Twenty-
third and Shotwell
Lageman Henry, 812 McAllister
Larson .lames, 2.5!) Fir.-.t
Lawton Charles D., 1925 Bush
Leary Joseph, 1426;^ Howard
Leveroul & Co., 1510 Broadway
Llnari Giovanni <fe Brother, 1210 Stock
Llndaur G., .-.26^Fourth
Lovdal George C, \V s Valencia, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twentv-sixth
Lynch P., 610 Larkin
Maguire M. & ()., 133 Haves
MalHch J., 126 Geary
Male G., SE cor Brannan and Eighth
Male James, SE cor Van Ness Av and
Bu.sh
Maschio A .Son, 117 .Seventh
Martini G.,6.35 Vall-Jo
McCleskey J. H. & Co., SW cor Sutt«r
and Laguna
McGrath ( iwen, 29.33 Mission
McHugh James, 947 Brvant
^IcKenzie William, 819 Geary
.^UKew John, 4.31 I'nion
.Mc.Mann W., 1717 J'olk
}Miaiham 4 Bacon, 27.35 Mission
>Ieliislazlo A. * Co., 1823 Powell
Sleyer A. & Brother, SW cor Geary
and Broderick
Mi;,'noia John A Co., 2420 Post
-Miil.r P. C. Mrs., 713 Howard
Miller Stephen B.,2S Potter
Miller William H., 28 Potter
Mitchell Edward, AXl SIxtli
Mohlfeldt <fc Wallman, 504 Jones
Moore John, 662 .Mission
Moore Sylvester, 8.').) Valencia
Morton T. & S. S., 628 Geary
Munro G<-orge K., 20 Stockton
Murken JIartIn, NW cor Grove and
Buchanan
Nardelll .Sabatlno,n803 Mason
Neary & Kent, 7:« GueiTero
Nellman J., SW cor Greenwich and
Taylor
Nnnn George B., 1823 I'nion
O'Connor James, 113 Shipley
O'Keefe David, 814 Folsom
O'Loary Jerenilati, 4 Harrison Av
O'Kellly P., 915 i'(,8t
Patterson <;corge W. H., NE cor
Church and ThIHIeth
Pausman Heiirv, 2,'!0(> iMason
Pcip'iil P., GOS lirc.adWHV
Petcrcen U. P., (rJU Third
Peterson & Co., 427 O'Farrell
Pollard James P., 1 Valencia
Reld Thomas, 9.5S Mi.-.hlon
Poynolds W. 0., 231(1 Larkin
Klchards Brotlit-rs, 215 Tenth
Koney E.. 1312 I'aclllc
Boss Brothers, 313 First
.Schroeder & Jllliman, 1619 Eddy
Schnlkon Julius, SE cor 3lc.\lligter and
Laguna
Schulte T., 422 Valencia
Shcehy A Haves, 5 ( lak Grove Av
ShIosR Morris, 28 Turk
Smith John, 22.3 Post
Stand F. A J. N., 211 Mason
Stevenson Ilobert, 142 Minns
Storm Cornelius, 333 Montgomerv
Sturia Antonio & Co., 1402 Dupont
Suhllng Henry, Twenty -fourth, bet
Bryant and Columbia
Sullivan John, cor Natoma and Lafav-
ette
Taggart P., NW cor Nineteenth and
Folsom
Tewksbury & Thompson, S s Towns-
end, nr Twenty-third
Thackeray George, NW cor Fair Oaks
and Twentv-second
Thompson N. C, N s Twenty-fourth,
bet Chattanooga and Church
Tieman & Co., 2622 Mission
Tierney Martin, 14 Everett
Tol>elman Henry , SE cor Hayes and
Franklin
TouarHugh, N s Townsend, bet Sec-
ond and Third
Trevor Frank, 706 Bush
Turner & Co., 619 East
Wagner W. 11., S s Berrv, bet Fourth
and Fifth
Waller & Bro., SE cor Gough and Oak
Weed & (5orie, '.67 5Iarket
Weems James P., 403 Clementina
AVessline H. J., 1515 Gearv
Wettig Theoilore, 363 Clementina
Whan k Br.inmier, E s'Bflchanan. bet
Fultunand Grove
Whelaa John, NW cor Seventeenth
and Mis.sion
White B. B., 924'^ Folsom
Williamson Jitme's. 28 Natoma
WilsDU C. G, E R Dolores, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twentv-eighth
Wingate B. N., SE cor Gunnison Av
and Pr cita PI. Brrnai Heights
Wissing F. J., ia54 Folsom
Wrede H.. 1218 I'aciUc
M'rede .lulius, 1623 Powell
Wren John, tor Twenty-second and
Harrison
Yates G. C, 5:31 Pine
IVoodeii Ware.
{^^- Manufacturers^
ARMES & DALLAM, 115-117 Front
Cole & Kennv, 114 Sacramento
Cupples Samuel & Co. (St. Louis) 123
California
Felgenbaum & Co., 120 San.some, and
217 Pine
Feldmann L. & Co., 317 Sacramento
Harrison & Dickson, 210 Sacramento
Haseltine R. E., 423 Dav^s
Hotop August, 3 Newell
*Howes George & Co., ;i02 California
LIpsher George, 331 Bush
^Ward Thomas, 27 Drumm
'H'ool Dealera and Contmifi-
Hion.
Abbott Charles JL, NW cor Bln.xome
and Fifth
Avy Eugene, 320 Sansome
Bailey Joseph C, 218 California
Bailey Thomas & Co., SEcor Fifth and
Bluxome
Ball & Julian, N 8 Townsend, bet Fifth
and Sixth
BIsslnger & Co., fiOO.002 Front
Bray Bros., 226 ('lav
Blothnian A Cerf, 24 California
Brown D. it Co., 606 Montgomery
Cahen Bros, tfe Co., 41 Clay
Chrl.-ty & Wise, 607 Front
Cox J.W. & Co., NW cor Green and
Front «
Davis flhrlsty, Townsend, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Doughty William, 3 Spear
FALKNEK, BELL & CO., 430 Cal
Flint U. P. A Co., SW cor Battery
and Greenwich
Foley F. <& Co., 219 Dr\imm
Goldtree Nathan, 25 Battery
Grlsar E. 4 Co., NW cor Fifth and
Townsend
Hlxson, JustI k Co., 403 Davis
Kno.'; John F., Townsend, bet Fifth
andSi.xth
Koshland S. * Co., 228 California
LaniU'it Kllshn,5Siiear
Lardncr <fe Lee, 440Townsencl
Lee John, NW cor Townsend and
Filth
Legallet Dominique. Sixth Av, bet Q
an<l H, South .S. F.
Merrill I. M., 3*20 Sansome
Miller A Co., 10 Davis
Mowly k Farish, 210 Davis
Newmark J. P. k Co., 214 California
Owens Benjamin W., 405 Front
Parks R. F., 10 Davis
Platshek k Harris, 312 Sacramento
.Sawyer B. F. k Co. (Napa) 323 Front
Sedgley Josei)h,5:53 Kearny
Simon k Breslauer, 13 First
Sloss Louis k Co., 310 Saneome
Steinbach F. H., 4.31 Montgomery
Sumner W. B. & Co., 415 Front
Van Blarcom A. L., 214 Sansome
Whitney k Webster, S s King, ni
Fourth
tVooI Ciraders aud Packers.
Moses C. S. k Co., S s Brannan, nr
Fifth '
IVool Sconring*
.South San Francisco Wool Sorting and
Scouring Factory, cor Twenty-
fourth and Railroad avs
Woolen 31illii.
Golden Gate Woolen ManutacturlnL;
Co., Butte, Hampshire, Brvant an ;
Twentieth, office :«)2 California
Mission, office 115 Battery
San Francisco Pioneer SVoolen Facto-
ry, Black Point, bet Larkin and
Van Ness Av, office 115 Battery
Woolen Mill AgeneieN.
Marysville, L. & M. Sachs k Co., SW,
cor Bsttery and Bush '
Merced, Simon, Jacobs & C". agents.
17-19 Battery-
Oregon City Woolen Manufacturing
Co., Brown Bros. A Co.,24 Sansoni'
San Jofg, J. K. Mason, 541 Market
Stockton, William Doughty, 3 Spear
WorMted Coodtt.
(.See also Fancy Goods, etc.)
Bauer, Tobriner A Co., 517 Market
Buyer A Reich, 129 Kearny
Newman William J., 1025 Stockton
Plister J. J. A Co., 120 Sutter
Slering H. A Co., 19 Montgomerv
Verdier, Moreau <fe Co., NE cor Mont-
gomery and Sutter
Yeaitt— CoiiiitreNMed — Slanu-
faetiirerit.
Koster John, soe'a Twenty-first
Potrcro Distlllerv and Compressed
Yeast Co. (H.Westcrfeld) E s Mm-
nesota, nr Nevada
Spamer <fc Koster, 637 Mission
YeaHt Powders— Maniirac-
lurerM.
Adelsdorfer E. & Co., 406 Sansome
Bart<m B. F. <t Co. (^Peerless) 213 Sac
Botliln, Dallemnnd A Co., 305 Front
Bdwen Bros., 4:12 Pine
Cullaghan D. & Co., 121 Front
Coleman William T. A Co. (Koyal) SAV
cor Calllorula ami Front
Cotrel Thomas Jr. (agent) 405 Front
Church <fc Co. (agents) 407 Front
Khrnian M. A Co. (agents) 104-110 Front
Uanly G. T. & Co. (agents) 212 ,Sac
Hepburn Ward A. (agent Dooley's) 309
Sacramento
Hofen cfe Co. 412 Clay
McPherson B. R. (agent Dr. Price's
402 Front
Paclllc So<ia Co., 109 California
Potrero Yeast and Distilling Co., 74.)
Market •
Taylor James S. & Co., 13 Plue
Zinc CaHlinKM,
Kremer .laciiuos. 25 Jessie
PACIFIC ZINC OKN.OIENT FAC-
TORY, 569. "(llssion
Zl ncoKraphem.
BANCROFT A. L. & Co., 721 Market
Korbel F. <fe Bros., cor Bryant and
Fifth
SCHMIDT M. & CO., 411 Clav
TKl "WORTHY F. M , :U8 Front
AValdsteln A., 320 Sansome
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY <=°°'' *°!!,1i tS^ "•"<'"
1 MAPnniuniiru cumberi.ani>, lehigh anh knglish foundry coke,
Ji niHUUUllUUun, 41 Maxket Street, corner Spear.
THE
MUNICIPAL GOYERNMENT
I City and County of San Francisco, 1880.*
Mayor of the City and Cousry.— ISAAC S. KALLOCH, ex-
oflacio President of the Board of Supervisors ; term expires
January, 1881 ; salarj- $3,000 per annum.
Clerk.— ISAAC M. KALLOCH; appointed by the Mayor;
salary $3,000 per anmim.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Term of office two years (1880, one year) ; salary $1,200 per
annum ; terms expire first Monday in January, 1881. Weelsly
meetings each Monday evening. Quarterly meetings first
Monday in January, April, July, and October. Special meet-
ings at the discretion of the President.
President.— ISAAC S. KALLOCH ; t«rm expires January.
1881.
Attorney City and County.— JOHN L. MURPHY ; term ex-
pires January, 1881 : aaJary $5,000 per annum.
Clerk.— JOHN A. RUSSELL ; appointed by the Board ; salary
$3,000 per annum.
Deputy Clerk.— SANDS "W. FOEMAH ; salary $1,800 per
annum.
Sergeant-at-Abms.- ROBERT B. BARTLETT ; salary $1,200 per annum.
Messenger. —JOHN KERRIGAN; salary $900 per annum.
First Ward- ANTONE SCHOTTLER,
Second " JOHN MASON,
Third " JOSEPH M. LITCHFIELD,
Fourth " SAMT'EL DR«tE,
Fifth " JAMES D. WHITNEY,
Siith " FRANK EASTMAN,
Members.
Seventh Ward— HUGH ERASER,
Eighth
Ninth
Tenth
Eleventh
Twelfth
CHARLES L. TAYLOR.
MICAH DOANE,
CHARLES A. BAYLY,
EBASTUS N. TORREY,
JAMES B. STETSON.
STANDING COMMITTEES.— Judiciary— Taylor, Eastman, Litchfield. Finance and Auditing— Stetson,
Taylor, Bayly. Fire Department— Eraser, Torrey, Schottler. Streets, Wharves, etc.— Torrey, Whitney,
Stetson. Public Buildings— Mason, Torrey, Taylor. Water and Water Supplies— Bayly, Litchfield, Stet-
Bim, Doane, Eastman. Health and Police, and House of Correction— Schottler, Taylor, fraser, Litchfield,
Whitney. License and Orders— Drake, Litchfield, Doane. Hospital— Whitney, Bayly, Drake. Printing and
Sal:.rieB-Eastman, Drake, Fraser. Industrial School— Doane, Whitney, Litchfield, Mason, Taylor. Street
Lights— Litchfield, Stetson, Eastman, Doaiie, Mason. Outside Lands— Torrey, Drake, Eraser, Mason, Schott-
ler. Free Public Library— Bayly, Whitney, Eastman.
Meetings,
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Term of office, two years (1880 one year) ; no compensation ; terms expire in January, 1881.
first and third Tuesdays of each month.
President- N. B. STONE ; term expires in January, 1881 ; no compensation. Secretary— George Bean-
ston; salary, $2,100 per annum. Assistant Secretary- John H. F. Peck; $1,500 per annum. Clerk— George
W. Wade; $1,200 per annum. Messenger— Charles P.Webster; $1,.500 per annum, Assistant Messenger-
George A. Lowney ; $600 per annnm.
Superintendent of Common Schools— JOHN W. TAYLOR; term expires January, 1881 ; salary, $4,000
per annum.
Depcty*Superintendent— DUDLEY C. STONE; appointed by the Superintendent; salary, $3,000 per
annum.
N. B. STONE.
GEORGE L. DARLING,
CHARLES G. EWING,
T. H. FERGUSON,
STANDING COMMITTEES- „. , . „. . ^ .^
Regulations- FerguBOE, Ewing, Van Schaick. Credentials and Qualifications of Teachers- Van Schaick.
Kimball, Galloway. Stone, Taylor. Evening Schools— Darling, Hussey, Ferguson. School Houses and
Sites— Galloway. Ewing, Patridge. Saljiriee— McDonnell, Patridge, Darling. Judiciary- Hussty, Van
Schaick, Ferguson. Furniture and Supplies— Wadham, Kimball, Calloway. Finance— Thompson, Wadham.
McDonnell, Prluting—Kimball, Thompson, Hussey. Janitors— Patridge,Wadham, McDonnell, Stone, Taylor.
• An election for Municipal Officers wiU be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November,
1880, and every two years thereafter.
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S. A. HUSSEY, LUCIUS THOMPSON,
HENRY KIMBALL, L. H. VAN SCHAICK.
J. J. McDonnell, luman wadham.
-Classification— Ewing. Thompson, Darling, Stone, Taylor. Rules and
J. GUNDLACH & CO. * MarW UmJ, »-- sirVTi^
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SAN FRANCISCO DIEECTORY,
CITY AIVD COUIVTV OFFICERS.*
SUPERIOR COURTt-Department No. l.-Judge-WILLIAM P. DAINGERFIELD (Pre-siding Jud-e)
fu^Jlfi^^,tf^-Vl^V.At'F^'H^^^^^^ p.-:.--"?- ._««P-i«-?--- A- .Jones; salary. S No'€
Shay ; salary, fees.
annum. Reporter— J. _ _
1881 ; salary, 81,000 per annum. R-eporter-FrVnk w! Cherr^^sSraryrf^e'^r NoX-Vudgy-JOHN HUNt" Jr^^
SXe'^'S"! 'TuM^Q^f '' r'"^' ^'•°"" Pf ' '"''''^'"•o K^^P^rter-'aeorge H. Maxwell rsalarrfeer No.' 6.-
Judge-M. A. EDJIONDS ; . term expires January. 1881; salary, .i.-4,000 per annum. Reporter-Charles A
Sumner ; salary, tees. No. 7.-Judge-0. P. EVANS ; term expires January, 1885 • salary! s/ooo^r annum"
S. «rn^"^^^^''''°'''^' ^^I'^-^y- fe^«- ^^o. 8.-Judge-.JAME3 M. ALLEN; term exp res Januar^ 1883
^TvJ'*^*^P" annum. Reporter-John .1. Maglnis; salary, fees. No. 9.-(Probate)-Judge-JOHN F
l]^.; '?J° expires January. 1881 ; salary, $4,000 per annum. Reporter-William A. Maxwell salaVy fees*
f a rt li;«^' ;nwl «'i <^V"^' ^^^'^ ^°- 11 — (Cri.umal)-Judge_THOMAS W. FREELON ; term expires Jan-
SoBFRT 'fprrJt* V?° per annum. Reporter-B C. Brown ; salary, fees. No. 12.-(Criminal)-Judg,-
falary, fees ' expires January, 1885 ; salary, $i,000 per annum. Reporter-Charles C. Klnsey ;
.I'O^JiiE COURT- Judge— HALE RIX ; term expires .January, 1881 ; salary, $1 000 per annum Pros-
T»ll i«^/M°T^"~!- ^- ^^^""P:- ,*«'■'" regulated by the Board of"^ Supervisors ;^$3,0o7peranm°m Clerk-
James E. Hughes ; term regulated by the Board of Supervisors; .i;2,400 per annum Clerk Prosecuth."
TrZT.'J"^Z^X^-^°^'Vn^^i'^.^''^ '^''°"'^- Interpreters-Louis Locke, Chinese ; Joseph A. B.c^J°
per annum ea^h!' ' <^^'"^"'^ ^ ^^^^^^ ^^"^-^^^ ""1^''". Slavonic and Portugese; $1,500
Burkrj'^D^ronn?iH^IL"lv=,u"''AT""T^'^- ^^^SOM (Presiding Justice). H. L. Joachimsen. Ethelbert
JJurke. J. D. Connolly, and Walter M. Leman ; terms expire January, 1881 • salaries. Presiding Justice $3 000
S'^&tsTrh»d!'«r""""'^"''"^-T Cl^^^-ft'^orge ir.'wede'kind; iimpTr^nnum i>%'^y
Clerk— Charles W . Childs ; $1,200 per annum. Janitor— John McHardy Hay ; $900 per annum.
City AND County Attoknet and Counselob— JOHN LUTTRELL MURPHV • term exwires Jannarv
P k7i1v anTo^'H^RT^- .f^'^'-'^'^^'^ T Raggett and Henry M. McGill $i:8l)STer alinum eTch V,
r. iieiiy and Or. H. Brock, .r'JUO per annum each.
Acc--^.^^"'?^''-^. •^7??.'^''"^'^'^^^ ^- SMOOT; term expires Januaiy, 1881; salary. $5,000 per annum
wX H Levv ^^^^7Z~^'^^'"^ ^•^^^"•f ^^" • ^•^•''00 P"' >'^^''^- Second' Assistant DiZcrittorney^
W^JL'rC: Grimes ;1iToo^,'er:nnum: d^^^-''^"^'"- ^- Skinner. $1,800 per annum. Assistant ClerL-
U OO^oTe^r annnm"'''ri7X^^A^I[-^^i ^n^°""'^fyi^PP°^°*"'* ^'^ *^« ^""'^ °f i'«"'^« Commissioners ; salary,
annum Clerk-Allred Clarke, $1,800 per annum. Property Clerk-William CuUen ; $1,800 pw
JanifaT^lLl^''«'Kw';^*I'ni'^^ ^- ^TfART, and ex-offlcio Clerk of the Superior Court; term expires.
Court DSn^Pnfk*,'"^^'''^ "I^W"- I^eputies-James D. Ruggles (chief) $>.100 per annum. Superior
tVt ri;^^ «9 m?^o * ^°- ^ '■ ^S?""!?^ 1^- Nougues, Court Room Clerk, $2,100 per annum ; Peter Deveey, Regis-
MR 1\:!T^IJ- f°nuni. Department No. 2: William B. Smith, Court Room Clerk, $2,100 per annum;
^nnum Cv;,,^ I <^f a£^f r.' *'^'^^? 1'^*,'^""'"= ^''''"'^ Farquharson, Assistant Register Clerk $1,800 per
ofrk «^ Vn'T^er ».n,^f„ *Af^?PL^^?f'''l^-2"' l'^"" ''"°»'^- department No. 3: John F. Farren. Court Room
Rel^sier r?err«fX^l • ^^ ^^'"'^'?.*^i ^^^iBter Clerk. $2,100 per annum; Robert H. Fitzgerald, Assistant
Ma?an!e^ Cm,W tS pf'^^^'So^ Z ^^ ^'°'^^'' ^'^W ^^^''^' ^^'>^^ P^' """"^^i- l^epartmeut >o. i: Thomas
Aifpn aL'^^-o^^t. T ^n7^i *^,'^^ per annum; Chester H. LiUie. Register Clerk. $2,100 ptr annum: E. A.
t^fJh^l %l^^^'r^^^-.^^^^l^>.^^'^^^^ Thco. E.Ross. Copy Clerk. $1,800 per annum. Departl
Z- Innn^ f w^S V^ "f "^ Cou. t Room Cleik. $2,100 per annum ; Marion A. Wilson. Register Clerk, $2,100
annum A;n,;r^;?nf^?;' f«fa»»t-?^g'ster Clerk. $1,800 per annum ; Owen Thorn, Copy Clerk, $1,800 per
C?erk «Q&Ir^nn!Jl «= Johu 31. Days, Court Room Clerk, $2,100 per annum; C. D. Vim-ent, Regi.'/ter
Oerk'll MmS!^ ,,^^ ' Samuel Shaen Assistant Register Clerk, $1,800 per annum; William Horton, Copy
m,t'^fZl%^i^^^,:^Oo'';'^^^^^^ «oom Clerk. ^2.100 per annum; H.^c"
1881;
Josejih
Department No. 10: John H. Harney,
roTi?.ic",?^ ••*r^"o,P^,'" ^V""'": Jcemiah Whalen, Register Clerk, .$2,100 per annum; G. M. Gay.
Zti Nn ? V^'^l'l*' a.?n''''V.^^'T, P^' ""''"'° : ^- ^- Reynolds. Copy Clerk, $1,800 per annum. Depart
ment No. 11; Frank J. Skelly, Court Room Clerk. $2,100 per annum ; T. R. Ballingor. R.-gister Clerk. $2 10(
per annum ; T. R. Ballinger. Register Clerk, $2,100
" Clerk.
E.
Ti,,.,q/iV>„<. ii^..7 „ "„ TV '/,, V \, AV.„ ' '^"""»"" iMuruu, assisiani ttegister uierK, *1.80U per annum;
TUaddcus Benjamin. Copy Clerk, $1,800 per annum. > < f >
Sheriff- THOMAS DESMOND ; term expires January, 1881 ; salary, $ 8.000 per annum. Under Sherifif-
ui'^iLV a™T™c'^'^' ,,?..,?"'■ ''""«'"• Bookkeeper-James J. Flynn. $:t,000 per annum. Assistant Book-
T Q?..,:r.:; \j T^'3'^^^ Pr^^"^""'"^ Deputi.s-William W. Greeuhood. M. J. O'Nell. William Wri-ht. Jr..
J. Shaikey, W. J. Martin, D. J. Jester, T. B. O'Bnen. W. H. Tuttle. Frederick Clough, Edward Magarv. E. F.
Collins, George Huniphrey. Andrew Horn.sman, P. F. Ward, Leon E. Jones. Frank Mahon. .lohu B."Wal8h,
.,',i*T"a. .;»^'f """Jt^ri- ^''''^^- ^^'^ P*^'" *"""»' '^'"•''- J^'*in C. Brennan. W. E. Scl.werin. John Magner
?T ,,i'L A . • ol'\^''^™ Pt",.*?"^',',"" *""'''• Keepers County Jnil-J. J. Kavanagh. J. D. Powers, Michael P.
li^Iw; '^i Chisholm J W Clou«h, Thomas O'Brien, Daniel McPartland, Jacob Neumlller, William W.
Burdett, Thomas Lyons, John Nolan. Michael Farrell, William Higgins, Philip Lee and James Tiernoy, $1,500
Kl^^"«o'?Ji' Matron County Jail-Miss Kate Shcehan, $r,00 per annum. Prison Wagon Driver-Joseph
King, $J0O per annum. Janitors— Frederick Long and Beverly Dodsou, $900 per annum each.
* For location of Public OfflccB, see Key to Public Offices.
t This Court was organized in January, 1880, after the adoption of the new Constitution, and the follow-
ing named Courts abolished : Fourth, Twelfth, Fifteenth, Nineteenth and Twenty-third District, County
Probate, Municipal Court of Appeals. Municipal Criminal and City Criminal.
t For list of Officers of the Police Department, see page 1087.
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MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT. 1085
Recorder.— WIULIAM K. DIETRICH ; term expires January, 1881 ; salary, $4,000 per aunum. Depu-
ties.—Richard D. Blauvelt, $3,000 per annum ; James Kip and William P. Merriam, $1,800 per annum each.
Folio Clerks.— Marks Warschauer, Harry F. Morris, Charles O. Hallett, Otto F. Salomon, Ad. Kronberg, Ed-
ward A. Wilson, Timothy J. Riordan, A'lexander Irvine, William Henry Voorhees, John J. Cunningham,
Stephen C. O'Brien, Thomas K. Finerty, Miss Caroline I, Laidley, Miss Elizabeth L. Murison, Mrs. L. M.
Maynard, Miss Gussie Gray, Miss Josephine T, Bigley and Miss Josephine McNally, each paid twelve cents
per folio of one hundred words. Porters- Hermann Tictjen, $900 per annum ; George W. Dennis, $840 per
annum.
ArDiTOR.— JOHN P. DUNN ; term expires January, 1881 ; salary, $4,000 per annum. Depiity.— William
M. Edgar, $3,000 per annum. Clerks— Richard C. O'Connor, $1,800 per annum ; M. J. O'Reilly, $1,500 per
annum.
Treasurer.— WILLIAM R.SHABER; term expires January, 1881 ; salary, $4,000 per anntim. Deputy-
Michael J. Donovan, $3,000 per aunum. Assistant Deputy— John A. Donovan, $'2,100 per aunum. Clerk-
Francis Byrne, $1,200 per annum.
Assessor.- ALEXANDER BADLAM ; term expires January, 1883 ; salary, $4,000 per annum. Office Depu-
ties—Ezra B. Badlam (chief) and R. P. Johnson, $2,400 per aunum each; Philip H. Blake, George Burgess,
Gordon E. Sloss, Edward T. Batturs and Joseph T. Cochran, $1,800 per aunum each. Chief Draftsman —
Alfred D. Mlesegaes, $2,400 per annum. Assistant Draftsman— W. H. Hilton, $1,800 per annum. Field
Deputies— Chief Deputy, $200 per month. Assistant Deputies, $125 per month each, when employed. Por-
ter— John L. Mayberry, $840 per aunum.
Tax Collector.*— CHARLES TILLSON ; term expires January, 1881 ; salary, $4,000 per annum. Chief
Deputy— Hiram B. Cook, $2,400 per annum. Cashier— Henry W. Quitzow, $2,400 per annum. Deputies— John
B. Kelly, Erhard Weissig and Edward J. Rodgers, $1,800 per annum each. Porter— Thomas McMahon, $840
per annum.
License Collector. t— RICHARD H. SINTON ; appointed by the Board of Supervisors ; term expires
July, 1881 ; salary, $3,000 per annum. Deputies— Lawrence Fitzgerala (chief), $1,800 per annum; John P.
Riordan, John X. Hogan, Miles C. Selden, Stafford H. Parker, George T. Emerson, Hugh J. Lynch, J. W.
Lynch, C. H. Gough, John E. Broderick, William T. Hunter, Joseph H. Sinton, and James W. McMenomy,
$1,500 per annum each.
Registrar of Voters.— LOUIS KAPLAN ; appointed by the Governor ; salary, $3,600 per annum.
Chief Clerk — Henry Marshall, Sl,800 per annum.
SuBVEYOR.t— ADDISON A. LINDSLEY ; term expires January, 1881 ; salary, $500 per annum and fees.
Deputies— Charles S. Tilton and George R. Turner.
Sdperintenbent Public Streets and Highways.— WILLIAM PATTERSON; term expires January,
1881 ; salary, $4,000 per annum. Deputies — V. S. Eggleston, Charles Ruggles and Daniel McLeod, $2,400 per
annum each. Charles R. Taylor, William Harrington, George F. Reeve, D'Arcy M. Cashin, Harvey Mathews,
and William J. O'Brien, $1,800 per annum each. Frank L. Unger, John E. Moran, William F. Swasey, Wil-
liam G. Cue, William J. Fitzgerald, Charles L. Rooney and Isaac L. Lang, $1,500 per annum each. Book-
keeper— Henry Thorn, $1,200 per annum.
Coroner- L. L. DORR, M.D.; term expires January, 1881; salary. $4,000 per annum. Deputy Cor-
oners-Edward J. ^Vheele^, $1,800 per annum, and W. T. Hamilton, $1,500 per annum. Messenger— D. A.
Smith, $900 per annum.
Public AcxmasTRATOR— BENJAMIN A. REYNOLDS ; term expires January, 1881 ; salary, fees. Attor-
ney— Leonard Reynolds ; salary, fees.
City Physician— CHARLES BLACH; salary $1,800 per annum. Assistant City Physician and Police
Burgeon— C. A. Stivers ; $1,200 per annum.
Pound K.eepeb— D. M. SHOET ; salary, $900 per annum and fees.
Fire Department Commiss'ioners- —GORDON E. SLOSS (President), Gub Reis, Edward Flaherty,
Edward B. Cotter and Frank G. Edwards ; terms expire December, 1881 ; no compensation. Clerk- Ezekiel
Vreeland ; salary, $1,800 per annum. Janitor and Messenger— George W. L. Post, $900 per aunum.
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph — Superintendent — JOHN CURRAN ; term regulated by the
Board of Supervisors ; salary $2,400 per annum. Operators— William Morton, Alfred Clarke, Jr., and R. W.
Silvey, $1,. 500 per annum each. Lin(; Repairers— William E. Ackerson, $1,200 per annum; John M.Klein,
and Daniel Shay, $1,080 per annum each.
Park Commissionee-s- LOUIS McLANE (Presideut), William Alvord and Oliver Eldridge ; no compensa-
tion. Engineer— City and County Sui-veyor (ex officio), no compensation. General Superintendent — W. B.
Prichard, salary, $2,400 per annum. Secretarj' — Thomas B. Mortee, $1,200 per annum.
Board of Health— Members : THE MAYOR (President) , and Doctors J. C. Murphy, James Simpson,
William A. Douglas, and Henry Gibbons, Jr. ; no compensation.
Bo.uiD City Hall Commissioners- MAYOR (ex officio). Auditor (ex officio). City and County Attorney
(ex officio) ; salarj-, $1,200 per annum each. Secretary— Henry Bartling, $2,400 per annum. Assistant Sec-
retary— A. J. O'Loghlen, $1,200 per annum. Architect — E. A. Hatherton, $3,000 per annum. Assistant Arch-
itect—W. C. Hoagland, $1,500 per annum. Superintendent— Patrick M. Wellln, $3,000 per aunum. Drafts-
man— Carl Browne, $1,200 per annum.
Commissioners of Insanity— ISAAC S. TITUS, M.D.. C. M. Bates, M.D., L. J. Henry, M.D., A. P. Hayne,
M.D. ; salary, fees.
Office He.u-th Department— Health Officer— J. L. MEARE8, M. D. ; salary, $2,400 per annum. Quar-
antine Officer.- William F. McAllister, M.D., $1,800 per annum. Health Inspectors.— W.H. Cowper, Edward
H. Coe, R. E. Chapman, James M. Tiernan and John C. Stedman, $1,200 per annum each. Market Inspector —
Jacob Wray, $1,200 per annum. Secretary— John Hoesch, $2,100 per annum. Assistant Secretary — William
S. Hereford, M.D. , $1,200 per annum. Messenger- W. G. dwell, $900 per annum. Superintendent of Dis-
interments—Donald McDonald, $900 per annum.
* The Tax Collector is allowed by law one Chief and one Cash Deputy, at a salary of $200 per mouth each ;
three general Deputies, at $150 per month each ; and extra Clerks, \then employed, $150 per month each.
The entire annual amount of salaries for his Deputies and Clerks not to exceed $12,000.
t The Act of the Legislature, April 3d, 187r>, authorizes the Collector of Licenses to appoint, with the
advice and consent of the Mayor, Auditor and Treasurer, as many Assistant Collectors of Licenses as they
may deem necessary, not to exceed twelve, to hold their offices during the pleasure of the Collector of
Licenses.
t The County Sur\'eyor receives fees for surveying private property, principally street work. Salaries of
Deputies and Clerks paid by the Surveyor.
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TTIIIUUTT UlinUl_Vil. deuces. Stores, Offices, etc., etc. «** Mai-ket Street.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Alms House and Hospital,. — Superintendent — M. J. KEATDfG ; salary, S2,400 per annum Matron — Mrs.
M. J. Keating, $720 per annum. Eesident Physician — S. R. Gerry, $1,500 per annum.
City and County Hospital. — Superintendent Physician— ISAAC S. TITUS; salary, S2,iOO per annum. Res-
ident Physician — H. W. Boone, $1,500 per annum. Visiting Physicians— C. M. Bates and Henry Gibbons, Sr.,
$1,200 per annum each. Visiting Surgeons. — W. A. Douglass aud R. A. McLean, $1,200 per annum each.
Apothecary — W. W. Presbury, $1,200 per annum. Steward— -J. W. Jamison, $1,500 per annum. Terms regu-
lated by the Board of Health.
Twenty-sixth Steeet Hospital. — Resident Physician. —JOHN W. FOYE, salary, $1,800 per annum.
Industbial School (Transferred to the control of the Board of Supervisors April 9, 1872, by Act of the
Legislature) — Superintendent — J. F. McLAUGHLIN ; salary, $1,680 per annum. Assistant Superintendent —
Charles M. Price, $1,080 iJer annum. Teachers — J. C. Robinson, $1,080 per annum; M. Jones, $960 per annum.
Music Teacher — J. 0. Kemp, $780 per annum. Foreman Shoe Shop— M. McLaughlin, $780 per aunimi. Fore-
man Tailor Shop — A. P. McCarthy, $780 per annum. Gardener — John Beatty, $480 per annum. Teamster —
H. C. Smith, $600 per annum. Laundryman — John McHugh, $480 per annum. Farmer — A. Sullivan, $600 per
annum. Carpenter — Dana T. Lamb, $780 per annum. Steward — Edward Barthrop, $780 per annum. Ma-
tron— Mrs. J. F. McLaughlin, $4»0 per annum. Seamstress — Mrs. Nellie Harris, $360 per annum. Visiting
Physician — Benjamin D. Dean, $900 per annum.
House of Corbection. — Superintendent. — A, W. PREVOST ; salary, $1,800 per annum. Assistant Super-
intendent— J. W. McKenzie, $1,200 per annum. Matron — Mrs. Theresa Butler, $600 per annum. Nineteen
Guards, who receive $840 per annum each.
Supebintendent City Cemetery — ALBERT P. STANYAN ; salary, $900 per annum.
Gabdenebs Public Squaees — DANIEL HORGAN, William Jansen, Frederick Myers, H. A. Finger,
William Johnson and Daniel McCrory; salary, $900 per annum each.
Watchman Old City Hall— W. O. Southwick ; salary, $960 per annum.
Watchman New City Hall — Frank Murphy ; salary, $960 per anaum.
Election Districts.
state Congressional.
FiBST DiSTEiCT.— The City and County of San Fran-
Cisco.
Second Distbict. — The counties of Contra Costa,
Alameda, San Joaquin, Calaveras, Amador, El Dorado,
Sacramento, Placer, Nevada, Alpine and Tuolumne.
Thibd District. — The counties of Marin, Sonoma,
Napa, Lake, Solano, Yolo, Sutter, Yuba, Sierra, Butte,
Plumas, Lassen, Tehama, Colusa, Mendocino, Hum-
boldt, Trinity, Shasta, Modoc, Siskiyou, and Del
Norte.
FouBTH Distbict. — San Diego, Los Angeles, San Be-
nito, San Bernardino, Santa Barbara, Ventura, San
Luis Obispo, Tulare, Monterey, Fre^o, Kern, Mer-
ced, Mariposa, Stanislaus, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz,
San Mateo. Mono aud Inyo.
Senatorial and Assembly.
Eighth District. — The City and County of San
Francisco and the County of San Mateo shall be the
Eighth Senatorial District, and shall elect one Sena-
tor ; the County of San Mateo shall elect one member
of the Assembly.
Ninth District. — Commencing at a point where the
southerly line of United States Military Reservation,
known as the "Presidio Reservation," intersects with
the waters of the Pacific Oceau ; thence meandering
along the waters of said oceau and the waters of the
Bay of San Francisco, northerly, easterly, and south-
erly, to the point where Washington street intersects
with said Bay ; thence westerly along said Washington
street, to its intersection with First avenue ; thence
northerly, along said avenue, to its intersection with
the southerly boundary line to said " Presidio Reser-
vation ;" thence westerly and along the southerly
boundary line of the said "Presidio Reservation," to
its intersection with the Pacific Ocean, and the point
of beginning, shall be the Ninth Senatorial District,
and shall elect two Senators aud four members of the
Assembly.
Tenth District. — Commencing at a point where
the southerly boundary line of the "Prei-idio Reserva-
tion" intersects witli the waters of the Pacific Ocean;
thence easterly and along the southerly boimdary lino
of said "Presidio Reservation" to the point where
First Avenue intersects with said boundary line;
thence southerly along said First avenue to the point
where Washington street Intersects with said First
avenue ; thence easterly along said Washington
street to its intersection with the waters of the Bay
of San Francisco ; thence southerly along the line of
said Bay to the point of intersection of Market street
with said Bay; thence westerly along said Market
street to the point where Geary street intersects with
said Market street; thence westerly along said Geary
street to where it connects with the Point Lobos Toll 1
Road; thence along said Point Lobos Toll Road, and
said toll road produced in a direct line to the Pacific
Ocean; thence northerly along said ocean to the iioiut
of beginning, shall be the Tenth Senatorial District,
and shall elect two Senators and four members of the
Assembly.
Eleventh Dlstrict. — Commencing at a point on the
line of Market street where Fourth street intersects
with said Market street; thence easterly, and along
said Market street to the waters of the Bay of Sau
Francisco; thence southerly and southwesterly aloi
the line of the waters of said Bay, to a jjoint win :
Fourth street intersects with said Bay ; thence north-
erly along the line of said Fourth street to the point
of beginning, shall be the Eleventh Senatorial Dis-
trict, and shall elect two Senators and four members
of the Assembly.
Twelfth District. — Commencing at the intersec-
tion of Larkin aud Geary streets, and running thence
easterly along said Geary street to its intersection
with Market street; thence southwesterly along the
line of said Market street to the point of "intersection
of Fourth street with said Market street ; thence
southerly along said Fourth street to the point of its
■ intersection with Channel street; thence south west-
' erly along said Channel street to the point of its in-
tersection with Eighth street; thence northerly along
I said Eighth street to the point of its intersection with
Market street; thencesouthwesterly along said Market
street to the point of the intersection of Larkin street
with said Market street ; thence northerly along said
Larkin street to the point of beginning, shall be the
I Twelfth Senatorial District, and shall elect two Sena-
I tors and four members of the Assembly.
i Thibteknth District.— Commencing at a point
where the Point Lobos Toll Road produced in a direct
line westerly intersects with the waters of the Pacific
Ocean, and running thence easterly along said Point
Lobos Toll Road to the ijoiiit of its connection with
Geary street; thence along said Geary street easterly
to its intersection with Larkin street; thence south-
erly along said Larkin street to the point of its inter-
section with Market .street; thence northerly along
said Market street to the point where Eighth street
intersects with said Market street; thence southeast-
erly along said Eighth street to its intersection with
Channel street; thence northeasterly along said Chan-
nel street to the point of its intersection with Fourth
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street ; thence southeasterly along Baid Fourth street
to the point of its intersection with the Bay of San
rriinclsco; thence southerly along the line of the
■waters of said bay to the ijoint of intersection of the
boundary line between the City and County of San
Francisco and the County of San Mateo with the wa-
ters of said bay ; thence westerly along said boundary
line to the point of its intersection with the Pacific
Ocean; thence northerly along the line of said ocean
to the point of beginning, shall be the Thirteenth
Senatorial District, and shall elect two Ssnators and
four members of the ABsembly.
City and Couitty.
FiBST Ward.— Bounded by the waters of the Bay of
San Francisco on the north and east ; by the north
line of Washington street on the south ; by the east
line of Kearny street on the west ; including the
islands iu the Bay.
Number of Voting Precincts — eight.
Second Ward. — Bounded by the waters of the Bay
of San Francisco on the north ; by the west line of
Kearny street on the east ; by the north line of Val-
lejo street on the south ; by the east line of Larkin
street ou the west.
Number of Precincts — nine.
Third Wabd. — Bounded by the south line of Wash-
ington street on the north, by the waters of the Bay
of San Francisco, and the northerly line of Market
street on the east ; by the north line of California
street on the south, and the east line of Kearny street
on the west.
Number of Precincts — three.
Fourth Ward. — Bounded by the south line of Val-
lejo street on the north, by tbe west line of Kearny
street on the east, by the north line of Washington
street on tne south, and by the east line of Larkin
street on the west.
Number of Precincts — eight.
Fifth Ward. — Bounded by the south line of Cali-
fornia street on the north ; by the northerly line of
Market street on the southeast ; and by the eatt line
of Kearny street on the west.
Number of Precincts— Two.
Sixth Ward.- Bounded by the south line of Wash-
ington street on the north by the west line of Kearny
street on the east ; by the north line of Pine street on
the south ; and by the east line of Larkin street on the
west. j^
Number of Precmcta— six.
Seventh Ward.— Bounded by the southerly line of
Market street on the north-west ; by the waters of the
Bay of San Francisco on the north-east ; by the north-
erly line of Harrison street on the south-east ; and by
the easterly line of Second street on the south-west.
Number of Precincts — eight.
Eighth Ward. — Bounded by the south line of Pine
street on the north ; by the west line of Kearny street
on the east ; by the northerly line of Market street on
the south-east ; and by the east line of Larkin street
on the west.
Niunber of Precincts— eighteen.
Ninth Ward. — Bounded by the southerly line of
Harrison street on the north-west ; by the waters of
the bay of San Francisco on the north-east and east ;
by the northerly line of Channel street on the south-
east ; and by the easterly line of Seventh street on
the south-west.
Number of Precincts — ten.
Tenth Ward. — Bounded by the southerly line of
Market .street on the north-west ; by the westerly line
of Second street on the north-east ; by the northerly
Hue of Harrison street on t9e south-east ; and by the
easterly line of Seventh street on the south-west.
Number of Precincts — twenty-four.
Elevknth Wabd.— Bounded by the southerly line
of Ridley street, the southerly line of Ridh-y street
produced due west to the Pacific Ocean, the southerly
line of Market street, the westerly line of Seventh
street, and the southerly line of Channel street on
the north ; by the waters of the Bay of San Francisco
on the east ; by the southerly line of the City and
County of San Francisco on the south ; and by the
waters of the Pacific Ocean on the west.
Number of Precincts — thirty-three.
Twelfth Ward.— Bounded by the waters of the
Pacific Ocean and the waters of the Bay of San Fran-
cisco on the north ; by the west line of Larkin street
on the east ; by the northerly line of Market street,
the north line of Ridley street, and the north line of
Ridley street produced due west to the Pacific Ocean
on tlie south ; and by the waters of the Pacific Ocean
on the west.
Number of Precincts— twenty-four.
Police Department.*
Chief of Police.— PATRICK CROWLEY.
Commissioners.- R. P. Hammond (President), Wil-
liam Alvord, R. J. Tobin, and the Chief of Police
(ex-othcio).
Captains of Police.— Isaiah W. Lees, William Y.
Douglass, John Short, A. W. Stone, and Leonard
Guion.
Clerk Chief of Police.— Alfred Clarke.
Property Clerk.— William Cullen.
Detectives.— John Meagher, John Coffey, William
S. Joues, Nathaniel L. Jehu, L. W. Noyes, Benjamin
F. Bohen, Daniel Coffey, J. R. Rogers, Edward Byram,
Aruop Bainbridge, Robert Hogan, and Christopher c!
Cox.
Sergeants.— George W. Harman, Abraham Sharp
J. W. Shields, T. P. Kingsbury, W. L. Carpenter,
Charles Cullen, C. Martin, E. J. Falls, R. M. Ap^ar,
J. T. Wright, M. Lindheimer, Joseph Melody, Charles
W. Armager, J. A.Wilsou, William H. Keutzel, Thomas
R. Longford, John P. McDermott, Frederick F. Brown,
Charles Cook. M. Murphy, Thomas W. Bethel, T. d!
McKeuna, Stephen Bunner, A. J.Dunlevy, and Georee
W. Hogue. ^
Corporals— P. S. Hagerty. Gideon Thompson, John
C. Ayres, A. J. Houghtaling, John M. Fitzgibbon,
Joseph Bee.C. J. Morrison, James H. Hutton, Thomas
P. Ryan, Watson Nichols, Charles Edelman.and John
Avan.
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraphf
Superintendent— John Curran.
Operators— William Morton, Alfred Clarke, Jr.. and
R. W. Silvey.
Repairers.— William E. Ackerson, John M. Klein,
and Daniel Shay.
SIGNAL BOX stations.
2— S. W. comer Mason and Lombard.
3— S. E. corner Stockton and Greenwich.
4— N. W. corner Sansome and Greenwich.
5— N. E. corner Battery and Union.
6 — S. E. corner Montgomery and Green.
7— S. E. corner Kearny and Union.
8 — S. W. comer Powell and Union.
9— N. E. corner Dupont and Vallejo.
♦The Act of the Legislature of 1877-78, approved
April 1, 1878, authorizes the Board of Supervisors to
increase the police force in their discretion to any
number not exceeding four hundred in all. Number
now authorized and employed, five captains, salary
$1,800 per annum each; one clerk of Chief of Police,
$1,800 per annum; one property clerk, $1,800 per an-
num; twelve detectives. Si. 500 per annum each;
twenty-five sergeants, $1,500 per annum each ; twelve
corporals, $1,404 per annum each; two hundred and
seventy-three regular patrolmen, $1,224 per annum
each. An ordinance has recently been passed in-
creasing the force to four hundred, the limit allowed
by la-vfr.
The sum of $24 per year($2 per month) is deducted
from the pay of every member of the force for the
creation of " The Police Life and Health Insurance
Fund."
tEatablished April 24, 1865.
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*12 — N. W. comer Calit'omia and Kearny.
*13 — S. W. comer Front and Broadway.
14 — S. W. comer Stockton and Bi'oadway.
*15 — S. W. corner Clay and East.
*16 — N. W. comer Mason and Pacific.
*17 — N. E. comer Kearny and Pacific.
*18 — S. W. comer Sansome and Jackson.
*19 — N. E. comer Davis and Washington.
21— City Hall.
23— S. E. comer Taylor and Clay.
24 — S. E. comer Clay and Powell.
25 — X. AV. corner Washington and Dupont.
*26 — N. E. corner Clay and Battery.
*27 — N. W. comer Montgomery and Commercial.
*28— S. W. corner Piue and Dupont.
*29 — N. W. corner Stockton and California.
*31 — S. W. corner Sansome and Halleck.
*32 — S. W. comer California and Drumm.
*34 — S. W. corner Mission and Steuart.
*35— S. E. comer Montgomery and Pine.
*36— N. W. c.ymer Folsom and Stfuart.
*37— K. W. comer Battery and Bush.
*38 — S. W. comer Market and Second.
*39 — N. W. comer Howard and Spear.
*41 — N. W. comer Sutter and Jones.
42— S. E. corner Geary and Mason.
*43— O'Farrell, near Dupont.
*45 — N. W. comer O'Farrell and Jones.
*46 — N. W. comer Keamy and Sutter.
*47 — S. W. comer Market and Powell.
*48 — N. E. comer Market and Kearny.
*49 — N. W. comer Stockton and Sutter.
*51 — N. W. comer Folsom and Beale.
*52 — S. W. comer Mission and Fremont.
*53 — N. side King bet Second and Third.
*54 — Engine House No. 4, Second, near Howard.
*56 — North side Bryant west of First.
*57 — N. W. comer Brannan and Second.
*58 — N. W. comer Folsom and First.
*59— P. M. S. S. Co.'s wharf, foot of First.
61— S. W. corner Howard and Third.
*62 — S. W. comer Mission and Fo\ui;h.
*63 — N. E. corner Harrison and Fourth.
64— S. W. comer Howard and Fifth.
65 — S. W. comer Mission and Sixth.
*67 — N. E. comer Harrison and Hawthorne.
*68 — N. E. comer Brannan and Fourth.
*69— S. W. comer Bryant and Third.
71 — S. W. comer Mission and Eleventh.
72— S. E. corner Mission and Thirteenth.
73— S. E. comer Howard and Eighth.
74— Engine House No. 7, Sixteenth.
75 — S. W. corner Jones and McAllister.
76— S. W. comer Market and Hayes.
78 — N. E. corner Folsom and Ninth.
79— N. W. comer Folsom and Twelfth.
81— S. E. corner Franklin and Hayes. •
82 — N. E. comer Fulton and Gough.
83 — N. E. corner Octavia and Oak.
84 — Junction Valencia and Market.
85— N. E. comer Laguna and Hayes.
86 — X. W. corner Broadway and Montgomery.
*87— S. E. comer Haight and Webster.
*91— N. E. corner Hyde and Turk.
92 — N. E. comer Franklin and Turk.
*93 — N. E. comer Jones and Turk.
94— S. E. corner Polk and Ellis.
*95 — N. E. comer Market and Taylor.
123 — S. E. comer Hyde and Union.
124 — Pioneer Woolen Mills, Black Point.
125 — N. W. comer Filbert and Jones.
*126-S. E. corner Hyde and Washington.
127— S. E. comer Broadway and Polk.
128 — S. E. comer Clay and Leavenworth.
129 — N. W. corner Pacific and Leavenworth,
•132-S. W. corner Pine and Mason.
134 — S. E. corner Bush and Hyde.
135— S. E. corner Bush and Polk.
136 — N. E. comer Post and Van Ness avenue.
137— N. W. corner Post and Larkin.
138 — N. W. comer California and Larkin.
♦139-8. E. comei- O'Farrell and Hyde. ,
142 — N. E. comer Valencia and Twentieth.
♦143— N. E. comer Mission and Twenty-second.
145 — N. W. corner Folsom and Twenty-second.
146 — S. W. corner Folsom and Sixteenth.
147 — N. E. comer Howard and Twentieth.
148-N. E. comer Mission and Sixteenth.
♦Automatic boxes.
149 — S. W. comer Folsom and Eighteenth.
♦152-X. W. comir Brannan and Eighth.
*153-X. W. comer Harrison and Seventh.
154 — N. W. comer Bryant and Sixth.
♦156-X. E. comer Fourth and Beiry.
•157-South side Folsom, east of Fourth
158 — South side Folsom, east of Fifth.
159 — Engine House No. 6, Sixth, near Folsom.
162 — S. E. corner Pacific and Franklin.
163 — N. E. corner Sacramento and Franklin.
164- S. E. comer Clay and Polk.
172 — X. E. corner McAllister and Buchanan.
173 — S. W. corner Ellis and Buchanan.
174— N. E. corner Turk and Fillmore.
175 — S. W. corner Grove and Webster.
♦176-N. W. comer Po.=t and Octavia.
♦182-S. E. comer Fourth and Townsend.
183 — S. E. comer Mission and Eighth.
♦192-X. W. comer California and Front.
*193— 8. W. corner Hyde and Chestnut.
194 — X. W. comer Stockton and Francisco.
♦213-S. W. comer Bush and Buchanan.
214 — X. E. corner Bush and Steiner.
215 — S. W. comer Washington and Webster.
216 — S. E. comer Sacramento and Fillmore.
217 — 8. E. corner Bush and Devisadero.
218 — N. E. comer Post and Fillmore.
219— S. E. corner Klbert and Fillmore.
231— S. E. comer Howard and Twenty-fourth.
234— X. W. comer Harrison and Twenty-fourth.
235 — City and County Hospital.
♦236-X. E. comer Mission and Twenty-sixth.
237 — S. E corner Twenty-second and Dolores.
238 — X. E. corner Santa Clara and Potrero avenue.
241 — S. E. corner Gough and Bush
243 — S. E. corner Clay and Pierce.
245 — S. W. comer Geary and Steiner.
246 — 8. E. comer Geary and Devisadero.
247— N. W. corner Turk and Scott.
248— N. E. corner Devisadero and Fulton.
254 — X. E. corner Union and Pierce.
261 — S. W. corner Stevenson and Ecker.
271 — S. W. corner Seventeenth and Church.
273 — Eighteenth east of Castro.
♦274-N. W. corner Twenty-fourth and Guerrero.
*281-San Bruno Road and Twenty-eighth.
291— S. W. corner Jones and Vallejo.
312 — X. E. corner Jackson antl Laguna.
314 — S. E. corner California and Laguna.
321— S. E. corner Pierce and California.
324 — S. E. corner Sacramento and Broderick.
325— S. E. corner California and Central avenue.
♦326-S. E. corner Sutter and Baker.
SOTTTH SAN FEANCISCO BBANCH.
*3 — N. E. comer First avenue and Kentucky.
*4 — S. W. corner Fifteenth avenue and P.
*5 — E. side Kentucky, bet Sierra and Nevada.
*G — S. W. corner Butte and Kentucky.
Directions tor Key-holders. — Upon the discov-
ery of a fire near your signal-box, turn the crank
slowly and steadily about twenty-five or thirty times,
then wait a few moments, and if you hear no alarm
on the large bells, turn as before. K you still hear no
alarm, go to the next box and give the alarm from
that. Never open the box or touch the crank except
in case of tire. Never signal for a fire seen at a dis-
tance. Do not give an alarm for a burning chimney.
Be sure your box is loi;ked before leaving it. Upon a
second alarm being struck for the same tire it will be
considered a general alarm. Second alarms will be
turned in only by order of the Chief Engineer or his
Assistants.
Keys of the signal boxes are deposited in the vicin-
ity of each box, at such places as are indicated upon
cards placed thereon.
Boxes designated witl^ star arc Automatic ones.
An alarm from these is^ven by pulling down the
hook once and letting go, unerring mechanism doing
the rest.
Complaints concerning the working of the Fire
Alarm Telegraph, irregular striking of the bells and
gongs, broken wires, etc., should in all cases be made
at the Fire Alarm Office, Breuham Place.
In case of tumult or riot, whereby the services of
the Police force are required, an alarm will be given,
consisting of ten strokes upon the bells and gongs,
repeated five times, which will be a signal for the Po-
lice to assemble at the City Hall. This alarm will be
given only by order of the Mayor or Chief of Police.
MULLER'S OPTOMETER, "^.&;t'^
ble Instrument for Testing
VisioUf 135 Montgomery.
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FIRE DEPABTMENT.
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The telegraph apparatus consists of abaiit
one hwndred and teu miles of wire, divided
Into nineteen circuits, of which nine are si<nial
clrcnits, or circuits running to the signal
boxes. Alarm gongs are located in the dif-
ferent Engine, Hook and Ladder, and Hose houses,
e«ch connected with the Central Office by the tire-
alarm circuits and eight alarm bells for striking the
alarm box, located as follows: One on the Hall of the
Exempt Fire Co., one on the Engine House on Sixth
street, one on the Enfiiue House on Stoi;ktou street,
one on the Engine House on Second slrLct, one on the
Engine House on California street, one on the Engine
House on Sixteenth street, one on the Engine House
on Brj-ant street, and one on the Engine House on Pa-
cific street. The bells and gongs are each struck at
the same time by electrical machinery. The Police
and Health Apparatus consists of twelve stations,
each communicating with the City Hall and the Cen-
tral Office, Breuham Place, where a constant watch-
fulness is exercised by the attending operator.
Fire Department.
The Paid Fire Department of the City and County
of San Francisco was organized December 3, IHOC.
The iiresent force consists of two hundred and nine-
ty-four officers and men (including the Board of En
gineers, the Clerk and Messenger of the Board of Fire
Commissioners, the Veterinary Surgeon, and employ-
ees at the Corporation Yard) , twelve steamers, to
each of which is attached a hose reel, eight hose
carriages, and four hook and ladder trucks;
also four steamers, two hose reels, and two
hook and ladder trucks in reserve at the Cor-
poration Yard, the condition of which is as fully kept
up to the standard required as that of the apparatus
in active service. Each sterner and hook and ladder
truck is drawn by two hdWes, and the hose carriages
by one each. Number of horses in the Department,
sixty-three. Amount of hose in use twenty-one thou-
sand feet, all of which is carbolized. Number of hy-
drants, one thousand three hundred, available for
the purpose of extinguishing fires ; number of
cisterns, fifty-five, in good order ; total capacity,
two million eleven thousand eight hundred and fifty-
sis gallons.
Expenditures for the Fiscal Year ending June 30,
1879.— Salaries, $188,080 00 ; apparatus, materials, etc.,
$23,613 38; running expenses, JU.'J.Oyo 98; office rent, sta-
tionery, etc., f4G2 GO; cisterns and hydrants, $8,618 00.
Total, $285,870 90.
BOABD OF FmE CoMMissiOKERS.— Gordon E. Sloss,
(President) ; Gus Reis, Edward Flaherty, Frank G.
Edwards, and E. B. Cotter, Commissioners; E. B.
Vreeland, Clerk ; George W. L. Post, Messenger.
Ofiacers.— David Scannell, Chief Engineer ; Matthew
Brady, Assistant Chief Engineer ; A, C. Imbrie, James
Riley, John E. Ross, and George W. Kennard, Assist-
hnt Engineers ; Samuel Rainey, Superintendent of
Steamers ; James Stoddard, Assistant Superintendent
of Steamers ; Peter Burns, Veterinary Surgeon ; Will-
iam Eyre, Corporation Yard Clerk ; Charles Lyons,
Corporation Yard Drayman; John McCarthy and
Philip G. O'Neal, Hydrantmen: John Willis, Carpen-
ter ; John Beilly , Substitute Engineer and Machinist;
Cornelius Guinee, Corporation Yard Watchman.
Steamee No. 1.— Located 419 Pacific street. Com-
pany organized December 3, 18G6. Engine, Amoskeag.
second class ; size of cylinder, six and a half inches ;
length of stroke, ten inches ; capacity, four hundred
gallons pet minute ; weight, six thousand five hun-
dred pounds. Foreman, Charles Kimball.
Steamer, No. 2— Located 412 Bush street. Com-
pany organized December 3, 1866. Engine, Amoskeag,
second class ; cylinders, six and a half inches ; length
of stroke, ten inches ; capacity, four hundred gallons
per minute ; weight, six thousand pc/unds. Fore-
man, Thomas Sands.
Steamer, No. 3.— Located on the south side of Cali-
fornia street, between Leavenworth and Hyde. Com-
paijy organized December 3, 1866. Engine. Amos-
keag, third class ; cylinders, seven and a half inches ;
length of slroke. teu inches ; lapacity. three hundred
gallons per minute; weight, five thousand five hun-
dred poonds. Foreman, M. J. Dolan.
Steamer. No. 4.— Located 144 Second street. Com-
pany organized Deceml>er 3, IW.O. Engine, Amos-
keag, se.ond class ; lylinder, six aud a half inches;
length of stroke, ten inches; capacity, four hundred
gallons per minute ; weight, six thousand five hundred
pounds. Foreman, Edward Keating.
Steamer, No. 5.— Located 1219 Stockton street.
Company organized December 3, 1866. Engine. Amos-
keag, second class; cylinders, six and a half inches;
length of stroke, ten inches ; capacity, four hundred
gallons per minute ; weight, six thousand five
hundred pounds. Foreman, John J. Mahoney.
Steamer, No. 6.— Located 311 Sixth street. Com-
pany organized December 3, 1866. Engine, Amos-
keag, second class ; cylinders, six and a half inches ;
length of stroke, ten inches ; capacity, four hundred
gallons per minute ; weight, six thousand pounds.
Foreman, John Dougherty.
Ste.\mer. No. 7.— Located on the north side of Six-
teenth street, between Valencia aud Guerrero. Com-
pany organized April 1.5, 1868. Engine, Amoskeag,
second class; cylinder, eight and a half inches;
length of stroke, twelve inches ; capacity, four hun-
dred gallons per minute ; weight, six thousand
pounds. Foreman, John J. Skehan.
Steamer, No. 8.— Located Pacific avenue, between
Polk and Van Ness avenue. Company organized June
1, 1869. Engine, Kimball, third class; cylinder,
' seven and a half inches ; length of stroke, ten inches ;
i capacity, three hundred gallons per minute; weight,
j four thousand pounds. Foreman, James Grady.
! Steamer, No. 9..— Located 320 Main street. Com-
' pany organized October 30, 1873. Engine, Amoskeag,
second class ; cylinder, six and a half inches ; length
i of stroke, ten inches : capacity, four hundred gallons
I per minute ; weight, six thousand pounds. Foreman,
i Edward Scott.
Steamer, No. 10. — Located on Bryant street, bc-
' tween Third and Fourth. Company organized Fcbru-
j ary, 1873. Engine, Amoskeag, second class ; cylinder,
six and a half Inches, length of stroke, ten inches ;
' capacity, four hundred gallons per minute ; weight,
six thousand pounds. Foreman, Thomas O'Reilly.
Steamer, No. 11. — Located on Fourteenth avenue,
between Railroad avenue and N street. South San
Francisco. Company organized June, 1874. Engine,
Amoskeag, second class ; cylinder, eight and a half
inches ; length of stroke, twelve inches ; capacity,
four hundred gallons per minute ; weight, six thou-
sand pounds. Foreman, C. J. Gillen.
Steamer No. 12. — Located southwest comer of
Drumm and Commercial streets. Company organ-
ized September, 1879. Engine, Amoskeag, first class ;
cylinders, eight inches ; length of stroke, twelve j
inches ; capacity, six hundred gallons per minute ;
weight, nine thousand pounds. Foreman, George j
Maxwell.
Hose, No. 1.— I<ocated 112 Jackson street. Company '
organized December 3, 1866. Foreman, John Hauley.
Hose, No. 2.— Located on Post street, near Fillmore.
Company organized December 3, 1866. Foreman,
George R. Holmes.
Hose, No. 3.— Located on Twenty-second street,
near Folsom. Company organized December 3, 1866.
Foreman, Isaac V. Denniston.
Hose, No. 4. — Located 1802 Stockton street. Com-
pany organized December 3, 1866. Foreman, James
Derham.
Hose, No. .'5.— Located on the south side of Market
street, between Tenth and Eleventh. Company or-
ganized December 3, 1866. Foreman, James Riley.
Hose, No. 6. — Located on McAllister street, between
Webster and Buchanan. Company organized April,
1876. Foreman, P. H. Jones.
Hose. No. 7.— Located on Tennessee street, between
Sierra and Shasta. Company organized February 1,
1879. Foreman, Isaak T. Monleeai.
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Hose, No. 8. — Located on Filbert street, between
Fillmore and Webster. Compauj- organized February
1 1879. Foreman, Ira J. Casebolt.
Hook and Ladder, No. 1. — Located 22 O'Farrell
street. Company organized December 3, 1866. Fore-
man, A. Rissland.
HoDK AND Laddeb, No. 2. — Located 627 Broad-
•way, Company organized December 3, 1866. Fore-
man— John O'Brien.
Hook and Ladder, No. 3. — Located on the south
side of Market street, between Tenth and Eleventh.
Company organized November, 1874. Foreman, Ed-
ward F. McKlttrick.
Hook and Ladder, No. 4.— Located on the north
side of Pacific street, between Jones and Leaven-
worth. Company organized April, 1877. Foreman,
James W. Kentzell.
Fire Patrol.
Established in May, 1875, by the Board of Fire Un-
derwriters. It is conducted on the same principle
as the one in successful operation in New York City.
The apparatus consists of wagons carrying rubber
covers, fire extinguishers, ladders, and other appli-
ances for extinguishing fires, saving life, and protect-
ing property from damage by water. The force con-
sists of fourteen men including the Captain, who are
on duty day and night. There are two stations. No.
1, located southwest corner of Stevenson and Ecker
streets, and No. 2, north side of Grove, between Lar-
kin and Polk streets. Telegraph wires extend from
Station No. 1 to the office of the American District
Telegraph Co., and also to the Palace and Grand Hotels.
Station No. 1. — Members. — Kussell White, Captain ;
Charles H. Okell, Lieutenant; Scott Wycoff, C. H.
Lewis, William F. Thomas, Charles M. Janes, William
Smith, John A. Maier and Charles Albee, Privates.
Station No. 2. — Members. — John F. O.Comstock,
Lieutenant ; John Littlefield, Thomas Dornin, John
H. Coleu and William Brown, Privates.
FiBE Marshal. — John L. Durkee (appointed by the
Board of Underwriters). Oface, City Hall, third
floor.
Feieral ai State Olcei^.
Federal OflScers.
Aemt U. S., Division of the Pacific. — Maj.-Gen.
Irvin McDowell, Commanding; Capt. B. B. Keeler,
Aid-de-Camp ; Lieut.-Col. John C. Kelton, Assistant
Adjutant-General; Col. Edmund Schriver, Inspector
General ; Lieutenant-Colonel Rufus Saxton, Deputy
Quartermaster-General Chief Quartermaster ; CoF. L.
C. Kilburn, Chief Commissary of Subsistence ; Sur-
geon Charles Sutherland, Medical Director ; Lieut.-
Col. Samiiel Woods, Chief Paymaster ; Captain Wil-
liam A. Jones, Engineer Officer Headquarters, Pre-
sidio Reservation; Lieut.-Col. George E. Cooper, As-
sistant Medical Purveyor ; Acting Assistant Surgeon,
James W. Keeney, Attending Surgeon ; Capt. Henry
Johnson, Medical Storekeeper; Major R. N. Batch-
elder, Depot Quartermaster; Capt. Q. A. Hull, M.S.K.,
on duty in Clothing Depot ; Capt. Samuel T. Cushing,
Purchasing and Dejjot Commissary of Subsistence.
Headquarters, 30 New Montgomery street.
Army U. S., Department Califoenia.— Maj.-Gen.
Irvin McDowell, Commanding (same officers as the
Division on Staff) ; Majs. J. B. M. Potter, James R.
Roche, Rodney Smith and FrankM.Coxe, Paymasters.
Headquarters, Presidio Reservation.
Armt U. S., U. S. Engineers, Pacific Coast —
Lieut.-Col. Charles S. Stewart, Senior Engineer, Presi-
dent Board of Engineers Pacific Coast, and Engineer
in charge Fort Point ; Maj. Geo. H. Mendell, in charge
Alcatraz Island, Lime Point, and Oakland Harbor Im-
provement ; First Lieut. Albert H. Payaon, Recorder
Board Engineers ; offices 533 Kearny street. Lieufc.
Col. R. S. Williamson, Twelfth Light House District,
office 120 Sutter street.
Board of Examining Surgeons for Pensioners —
C. N. Ellinwood, M.D. ; J. M. McNulty, M.D. ; and L.
L. Dorr, M.D. ; office, 715 Clay.
Census Supervisor (First District California) —
Henry G. Langley ; office, 14 Montgomery Avenue.
Coast and Geodetic Survey (Western Coast
Division) — Professor George Da^-idson, Augustus F.
Rodgers, Louis A. Sengteller, Gershom Bradford, and
B. A. Colonna, San Francisco ; William Eimbeck,
Carson, Nevada ; W. E. Greenwell and S. Forney,
Santa IBarbara ; Cleveland Rockwell, Kalama, W. T. ;
James S. Lawson and J. J. Gilbert, Olympia, W. T.,
Assistants— E. F. Dickins, San Francisco ; Eugene,
Ellicott, Olympia, W. T.; J. F. Pratt and D. B. Wain-
Wright, San Francisco. Sub Assistants — F. W. MorseJ
San Francisco, and Robert A.Marr, Carson, Nev. Aids-
Ferdinand Westdahl and George Farquhar, San Fran-
ci.sco. Draftsmen. Office, U. S. Appraiser's Building.
Collector of Port — Thomas B. Shannon ; office,
Custom House, third floor. (For Officers, Clerks, etc. '
see page 1091.)
Court, Circuit. — Stephen J. Field, PresidlnL
Judge ; Lorenzo Sawyer, Circuit Judge ; Court Room,]
U. S. Appraiser's Building.
Court, District — Ogden Hoffman, Judge ; Coi
Room, U. S. Appraiser's Building.
Court Commissioners— L. S. B. Sawyer, Joseph F,
O'Beirne, A. D, Grimwood, H. F. Lardner, Southard
Hoffman ; office, U. S. Appraiser's Building ; Charles
A. Low, 23 Montgomery Block ; Nathaniel Holland,
605 Clay; J. A. Robinson, KJ^Montgomery; Theodore
Reichert, 610 Commercialytharles J. Torbert, Cen-
tral Pacific R. R. Building, corner of Fourth and
Townsend streets.
District Attorney — Philip Teare ; A. P. Van Du-
zer, and William E. Lovett, Assistants ; office, U. S.
Appraiser's Building.
Inspector of Boilers — James Hillman, office, U.
S. Appraiser's Building.
Inspector of Hulls— John H. Freeman ; office, U.
S. Appraiser's Building.
Internal Revenue— William Higby, Collector;
George W. Ryley, Deputy and Chief Clerk; John E.
Youngberg, Cashier; H. A. Hebard, Carlton W. Miller,
Francis M. Cooley, Joseph A. Ringot, Frank B. Fan-
ning, E. F. Bean and A. D. Scroggy, Deputies; George
A.Newbold,Enoch N. Stout, Thomas Magilton, Her-
bert E. Hall, William H.Hubbard, Chas. E. Needham,
W. M. Bodes, G. H. Messersniith, B. H. Rogers, Isaac
Ayre and Leonard H. Murch, Gaugers; Henry B.
McNeil, Joseph Wallace, Joseph Savage, Alexander
C. Beritzhoff, H. H. Havens, George A. Ridgeway, W.
R. Stearns, B. W. Lee, S. T. Nye, W. L. Phillips, F.
M. Rice, S. V. Reeve, John Rincke, E. B. Gates, D. A.
Morse, L. T. Eaflea, and A. G. Morton, Storekeepers ;
H. C. Whittemore, George T. Converse, Charles A.
Marsten and G. S. McCracken, Clerks ; office, U. S.
Appraiser's Building.
Internal Revenue Agents — Aaron B. Levisse and
Thomas J. Kinney ; office, U. 3. Appraiser's Building.
Land Office — William R. Wheaton, Register;
Charles H. Chamberlain, Receiver; office, 610 Com-
mercial street.
Light House DEPARTirENT, Pacific Coast — Twelfth
Light House District; Com. Charles J. McDougal, V. S.
N.. Inspector of the District; Charles C. H. Thompson,
Clerk ; Lieut.-Col. R. S. Williamson, U. S. A., Engin-
eer ; John T. Best, Clerk; C. R. Gutheil, Draughts-
man ; John O. Brown, Messenger; office, 120 Sutter.
Thomas B. Shannon, Superintendent of Lights; office.
Custom House; JohnT.Huie, Keeper, and Mrs. Sophia
Huie, Assistant Alcatraz Island; J. B. Brown, Keeper,
E. H. Pinney, and John C. Linne, Assistants, Point
Bonita; Joseph Rankin, Keeper, Frank P. Stanyan, As-
sistant, Fort Point; William Windsor, Keeper, H. J.
SAN FRftNCISCO LftUNDRYP™'"P**"S!l.W3''a°:.'!|'-|J^»'-"«'*''''
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JMAPnniUOIirU importer of a^td dealer in coal and pig iron,
• UlAbUUnUUun, 41 Market Street, comer Spear.
FEDERAL AND STATE OFFICERS.
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Hess, and James M. Page, Assistants, South Faralloue
Islands; H. Holzliuter. Keeper, G. N. Shaw, and Fred-
erick Meyer, Assistants, Goat Island; S. M. Farren,
Keeper, J . Cowley and William McCarty, Assistants,
East Brother.
MABrtTE Hospital, U. S.— Ernest Hebersmth, M. D.,
Surgeon; Hospital, Presidio Reservation, near Moiin-
tain Lake.
Mamne Hospitai. Sebvicb U. 8., Pacific Coast,
ScPEBiNTENDiNoSuBGEON — Emest Hebersmth, M.D.;
office, U. S. Appraiser's Building.
Mabshal, U. S.— A. W. Poole; Deputies: George F.
Worth, W. McEwen, D. W. C. Story, Horace Bacon,
Henry Finuegass, Charles H. Peterson, George F. Hall,
and Charles S. Favor ; office, U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing.
MufT, StrPEBiNTENDENT OF— Henry L. Dodge; office,
northwest corner of Mission and Fifth streets. (For
Officers of Departments, Clerks, etc., see page 1092.)
Naval Officee (Port of San Francisco) — Edwin G.
Waite ; Deputy Naval Officer Walter Mead; office.Ctfs-
tom House, second floor.
Pat Dibectob, U. 8. N. — James Fulton; office. U. S.
Appraiser's Building.
Pension Agent, U. S. Abst? and Navy— William H.
Payne; office, G20 Washington street.
Post Office — Harrison J. McKusick, Superintend-
ent Railway Mail Service ; office, Post Office Building ;
A. G. Sharp, J. H. Mahoney, and Theodore F. Tracy.
Special Agents P. O. Department, office 3'iO Sansome ;
James Coey, Postmaster ; office, northwest corner of
Washington and Battery streets. (For Clerks, etc.,
see page 1093. )
Secbet Sebvice Division-
tJ. 8. Appraiser's Building.
Shipping Commissioneb — J.
Jackson street.
-Henry Finnegass ; office,
D. Stevenson; office, 118
Signal Sebvice U. S. A. — Nelson Gorom, Observer ;
James H. Bryce, Assistant ; office, 42 Merchants'
Exchange.
Sxtpekintendent Construction U. S. Public Build-
ings— Thomas Holt, office, corner of Washington and
Post Office Place.
Supervising Inspector Steam Vessels — Charles
0. Bemis ; office, U. S. Appraiser's Building.
Subveyob-Genebal fob Califobnia — Theodore
Wagner ; office, 610 Commercial street. (For Clerks,
etc., see page 1093.)
SuBVEYOR Poet — Paul Morrill ; office, Custom
House, second floor.
Tbeasdber U. S., Assistant — William Sherman;
office, 610 Commercial street.
Treasury Depabtment D. S., Special Agent —
Joseph F. Evans ; office, U. S. Appraiser's Building
Custom House.
Northwest comer of Washington and and Battery
streets ; office hours daily, from nine o'clock a. m. to
three o'clock p. m. (Sundays expected.)
THOMAS B. shannon, Collector.
J. Frank Miller, Deputy Collector and Auditor.
L. M. Kellogg, Deputy Collector.
collector's office.
Charles C. Leavitt, Adjuster of Duties ; H. Clay Mil-
ler, Cashier ; Edward B. Jerome, Secretary to Collec-
tor ; John A. Sampson, Assistant Cashier ; L. E. Leavy,
Accountant ; Florence McCarthy, Impost Bookkeeper ;
G. H. Ferre, N. G.Siebe, and R. Frank Clarke, Entry
Clerks ; Charles E. Cloyes, Clerk and Assistant Audit-
or ; Thomas H. Craig, Entry and Clearance Clerk ;
Joseph A. Perkins, William J. Coey, W. Ford Thomas,
C. H. Bllnn, William A. Darling, James T. Watson,
David Harris. W. H. H. Hussey^ Alfred W. Baker,
Alex. Hay, George R. Adams, R. D. Lennox, Thomas
M. Nosier and Arthur Von Rheiu,Jr., Clerks; Edward A.
Colson, Harlow H. White, and Cressy Unger, Mes-
sengers ; Dennis Lynch, J. J. Kelly, and 8. M. Folger,
Watchmen,
warehouse division.
JAMES H. McNABB, Deputy Collector and Store-
keeper, Chas. W. Clayes, Warehouse and Withdrawal
Clerk ; Barlow Dyer, Bond Clerk ; George Barrington,
Warehouse Bookkeeper ; Alvin Flanders, F. B. Sharp,
JohnM. Creed, Edward Naughton. and David N. Coey,
Clerks ; Cains P. Kelly, John F. Pinkham, James
Stockton, J. C. Palmer, "Phineas O. Blunt, William S.
McRoberts, James B. Worden, Julius Blumenthal, H.
L. Hosmer, and H. Colby, Assistant Storekeepers ; A.
W. Bishop, Superintendent of Warehouses ; T. Maho-
ney, William W. Gift, and J. B. Phelps Watchmen;
A. P. Bouton, Messenger; Thomas J. Falls, Engineer
Appraiser's Store ; John Corbett, Superintendent of
Laborers ; Owen Jones, Bradford Stevens. Jacob M.
Apgar, Isaac HoUiday, A. C. Buckbee, Bernard J.
McGee, Jacob S. Scudder, D. J. Wilmans, H. E.
Thomas, and M. Nolan, Laborers.
appbaiser's depabtment.
George W. Dent and Jacob G. Moore. Api^raisers '<
Frederick Lux and Horace Z. Wheeler, Assistant Ap"
praisers ; Nathan B. Hoyt, George McDonald, Theo-
dore F. Jerome, and E. B. Denuison, Examiners Mer-
chandise ; Charles Burrill, Examiner Drugs ; T. O.
Lewis and E. D. Farrington, Clerks ; George E. Bug-
bee, Andrew Holywood, and A. M. Hiltz, Samplers ;
John J. Stoddard, Messenger; August Allen, Wil-
liam Stedman, William G. Wagstaff, John F. Perry,
M. C. Edwards, I. Macy, O. Hilton, H. O. Gardner,
and Thomas Yarrington, Laborers.
subveyob's office.
PAUL MORRILL, Surveyor.
William H. Dinsmore, Deputy Surveyor; Joshua C.
Sargent, Clerk Assistant to Surveyor; Joseph M.
Church, Clerk ; David H. Briggs, Messenger.
DISTEICT officers.
Edgar M. Lawton, John M. O'Neil, and A. H.
Saxton.
inspectors.
James E. Squires, James Hart, Joseph Hollywood,
Henry Charbonnell, J. L. Hatch, F. W. Lawrence,
Amasa B. Andrews, George AUman, William W. Stan-
diford, S. S. Bamberger, David 8. Levy, William H.
Scales, Thomas H. Glair, W. F. Harrington, J. L.
Lang, C. D. Douglas, James H. Breeze, Luke H. Per-
kins, Henry Delafield, Samuel Dodd, Porter Haden,
Isaac S. Church, Silas P. Ford, Symmes H. Hunt, Day-
tOH F. O'Brien, William H. Sparks, Isidor Simon, L.
R. Lockwood, W. H. Harron and Henry Hoeber (Meas-
urer Vessels) Inspectors ; Mrs. Mary M. Slicer, In-
spectresB.
NIGHT INSPECTOBS,
JOHN E. HILL, Captain ; Lee B. Matthews, and
Thomas Rodgers, Lieutenants.
Jonathan Edmundson, John W. McMullin, John P.
Skelton, Daniel S. Bates, J. 8. Carter, L. C. Louder-
back, Martin Frisble, J. F. Ray, Gerald CuUen, O. M.
Marsh, Stephen Jewett, C. J. Raney, W. Ottenheimer,
Ed. H. Burrell, H. W. Reddan, W. G. Lee. C. M. Strat-
ton, I. S. Barman, James O. Rourke, Scth Folger, D. G.
Grant, Jeffrey Powers, Thomas J. Smith, S. F. Child,
Martin Wiuslow, Charles O'Douuell, J. White, Joseph
Griffiths, F. D. Ciprico, J. T. Gamcrston, Samuel D.
Simonds, D. K. McMullin, William A. Moore, Charles
Emslie, Heman Tucker, Edward McLean, John Bab-
cock, Alfred Ulp, C. M. Plumb, W. M. McMurray,
John MuUoy, Arthur F. Pratt. Edward Laughlin, John
Dawes and Beuj. F. Carver, Inspectors.
WEIOHEBS.
Thomas P. Valleau, L. Van Orden. and George
Laws, Weighers ; P. Mclntyre, Elijah B. Keyes, M.
A. Sweet, Henry Stacy, J.J. Lyon, Frank Wadsworth,
E. C. Stirling, Uardwick Newhouse, Samuel E. Gar-
land, Rufus Van Schoick, Frederick Dent and H. C.
Menony, Assistant Weighers.
OAUGEBS.
J. W. PROBASCO and C. B. White.
I nilNni APH Rj CO Growers of and Dealers in FINE WINES.
Jt \J\J\JiJl-r\\ji \ VX \J\Ji Comer Market and Second street*.
THE CONTINENTAL OIL & TRANSPORTATION CO., «F^^^«?^^~«F^'^«.
1^0 >Si 122 Front.
1092
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
BOABDING 0FFICEK8 AND INSPECTORS.
Charles A. Foster and William Mace.
NAVAi OFFICE.
EDWIN G. WAITE, Naval Officer.
Walter Mead, Deputy; Daniel Gorham, Cashier;
Allen W. Ciillnm, Thomas R. Reynolds, Edmund R.
Rockwood, William F. French, Brant T. Catlin, George
W. Branch and Thomas A. Spear, Clerks ; Frederick
A. Doane, Clerk and Messenger.
BOATMEN.
W. H. Martin and Thomas Abbott.
United States Treasury,
610 COMMEECIAL 8TEEET..
Office hours from ten o'clock A. M. to three o'clock
P. M.
WILLIAM SHERMAN, Assistant Treasurer.
F. G. Bornemann, Cashier ; Richard M. Anthony,
Bookkeeper; L. A. Boynton, Chief Clerk ; Thomas B.
Clark, Assistant Bookkeeper; Charles S. bwasey,
Assistant Cashier ; O. C. Osborne, Clerk; Thomas M.
Watson, Janitor; Samuel W. Pollard, Assistant Jan-
itor ; L. J. Roland, C. A. Sherman, B. F. Chase and
Charlos McGowan, Night Watchmen.
U. S. Mint,
NOETHWEST COENEB OF FIFTH AND MISSION STEEETS.
The law for the establishment and regulation of the
Mint of the United States, provides that any person
may deposit gold bullion for coinage or to be made
into fine bars. The bars to be stamped in such man-
ner as shall indicate the weight, fineness and value of
the. same. In the case of silver bullion deposits are
received only for manufacture into fine Ijars, the
Government reserving the right to make its silver
coin from bullion purchased in the market.
Office hours from nine o'clock A. M. to two o'clock
P. M. Gold bullion received daily from nine o'clock
A. M. to twelve o'clock M. Sliver received from
nine o'clock A. M. to one o'clock P. M. Visitors ad-
mitted daily from nine o'clock A. M. to twelve
o'clock M.
HENRY L. DODGE, Superintendent.
■ GENEEAL DEPAETMENT.
T. H. F. Robertson, Chief Clerk ; Horace Beach,
Cashier ; H. C. Johannes, Office Clerk ; E. 8. Gaver,
Register of Deposits ; Edward Wheaton, Bookkeeper ;
A. M.Lawver, Assistant Bookkeeper ; D.L.Noggle, Re-
ceiving Clerk ; William H. Keith, Test Weigher ;
Geo. L. Harris, Chief Engineer; James B. Moore,
Superintendent of Deposits Melting ; W. H. Clark,
Adjuster of Weights and Balances ; Arthur Gieglin-
gen. Clerk ; C. F. Robinson, Captain of Watch ; George
Parry, Computing Clerk ; W. Hamilton Clarke, Ab-
stract Clerk ; Charles H. Hedges, Memorandum Clerk ;
Hugh Chalmers, Receipt Clerk ; John A. McKenna,
Record Clerk ; Stephen Wing, Transfer Clerk • F. H.
Fisher, Chip Room Clerk ; Thomas G. Tracy and
Wm. P. Edwards, Jr., Clerks; W. A. Jones, Irwin C.
Stump, Charles Barlow, George F. Pattison, J-. H.
Cornwall, Patrick Reardon, John P. Babcock and W.
S. Morgan, Workmen ; F. D. Morrell and Joseph
Goodridge, Carpenters ; Wm. Haselhiirst and Charles
A. Stanley, Assistant Engineers ; J. F. Sullivan,
Blacksmith ; Thomas Mahouey, Day Watchman and
Porter; W. H. Childs, Storekeeper: O. D. Morse and
William Mulvin, Firemen ; Edward A. Poole, Custo-
dian of Cabinet ; J. H. Bvmdy, Messenger ; Owen
Sheridan, Helper; William P. Ruggles, Thomas H.
WTiite and Wm. F. Gregory, Doorkeepers ; E. W. Leo-
nard and Wm. M. Keefer, Conductors ; W. T. Fisher,
T. L. Cerson, Charles Ellsworth and Jas.D.Bowland,
Janitors ; Geo. E. Richmond and E. Fitzgerald, Out-
side Watchmen ; James Fitzpatrick, James King and
William K. Benjamin, Watchmen; A. W. Morse, J. Y.
Jones, 8. H. Center, Horatio G. Mason, D. B. Hughes
and W. H. Davis, Night Watchmen ; Elijah 8. Hamil.
ton, Daniel Cram and A. H. Boydeu, Day Watchmen.
ASSAYEE's DEPAETMENT.
OSCAR D. MUNSON, Assayer.
Henry H. Lawrence, Assistant Assayer.
Charles H. Sherman, Second Assistant Assayer.
W. P. Reilly, William V. Watson, James Hanifin,
Herbert M. Shepherd, Charles H. Martin.R. T. Roberts,
L. T. Grant, James Oglesby, George H. Loring, D. 3.
Sherman, Matthew G. Nixon, Joseph Jacobs, E. Ruhl-
ing, Martin V. Hitter, Charles A. Swain, Joseph H.
Merrall, Moses Furbush and J. M. Currier, Workmen.
Frank D. Hetrick, Foreman.
MELTER'S and EEFINEE's DEPAETMENT.
ALEXANDER MARTIN, Melter and Refiner.
T. B. McCauley, Assistant Melter and Refiner.
John Feix, Foreman of Refinery ; Frank H. Lasselle,
Charles A. Buckbee, and George A. Dall, Clerks ; Jacob
Stadtfeld, Frederick M. Benuer, Joseph L. Wilson,
Samson Lion , John Finnegan, Edward J. Levy,Gaetano
Bacigalupi, George A. Warren, James W.Clark.William
B. Hunt, and Benjamin F. Stoakes, Melters ; Benja-
min S. Maiston, Garrett E.Rice, Henry Classen, Peter
Sesser, William L. Eaton and Robert Rowe, Opera-
tives ; Henry M. Clayes, Clarence W. Fisher, Melvin
Laverty, George Brown, Herman Littlebrandt, John
Carter, Roderick P. Franklin, Edward M.. Hooper,
David A. Lancaster, George Rodden, Van ilenssalaer
Raymond, Ezra W. Woolsey, Thomas F.Clark, William
Hanley, Gideon R. Nightingill, John La Blanc, John
Bigley, Abraham Lewis, and George B. Lester, Help-
ers ; Daniel Ashworth, Plumber ; John C. Kelley, and
Albert S. Bierce, Sweep Cellar Operatives ; Charles F.
Ammerman, Messenger..
COINEE'S DEPAETMENT.
FRANK X. CICOTT, Coiner.
M. K. Cady, Jr., Assistant Coiner.
E. C. Bowen, Foreman Press Room ; George M.
Adams, Foreman Cutting Room ; P. H. Andross, Coin-
ers Clerk; W. H. Edmonds, Foreman Adjusting
Room ; Thomas C. Maher, Press Room ; A. Ehret,
Foreman Machine Shop ; E. W. Nohl, Foreman
Whitening Room ; C. G. Wilkins, Foreman Rolling
Room; R. J. Rawlins, Foreman Annealing Room; F.
C. Berdan, Weigher ; George C. Kent and L. A. Lath-
rop, Assistant Weighers ; James Nevins and Samuel
Booth, Cutters ; H. J. Hunter, Francis L. Hall, E.
Houston, Charles Strachauer, and William Bedell, Ma-
chinists ; W. H. Lowrie, Roller; H. R. Williams, J.
Wallace Westover, Francis Hill, D. T. Herring, John
Conness, Jr., John Campbell, Wm. A. Matthews,
Thomas S. Wentworth, A. R. McFarlan, Frank Blair,
E. F. Whitney, George Hadsell, Lyman W. Potter, W.
J. Ruddick, T. Percy Pease, Frank W. Page, E. P.
Schell, Wm. Staley, J. J. Woodhouse, J. P. Chamber-
lin, W. Williams, Caleb Hallowell, Edward B. Hindes,
Hartley Williams, L. Walker, Charles Rider, C. W.
Adams and L. H. Long, Workmen ; T. A. Mitchell,
Machine Hand ; Miss M. M. Eschenberg, Mrs. Mary
W. Denver, Miss Lizzie H. Turner, Mrs. Honora J.
Saunders, Mrs. M. Baine, Annie S. Randall, Laura
F. Shew, Miss Kate McKenna, Miss Carrie M. Whea-
ton, Emma C. Leonard, Mrs. M. E.Daingerfield, Mrs.
H. V.Sewell, Miss Susie Burton, Mrs. E.E.Hughes,
Mrs. M.' E. Wakeman, L. M. Douglass, Mrs. Olive
Dawley, Mrs. M. J.Reese, E. L. Geyer, Mary E. Flagg
Mrs. Emma J. Taylor, Mrs. D. M. Theller, Mrs. S. E.
Bacon, H. A. Chipmau, Mary P. Ayres, Miss Ruth S.
Kerr, Mis. Cornelia Bowman, Mrs. Mary E. Thorn,
Miss Sophia Drew, Miss Eliza West, Mrs. Jane I.
Ojeda, Lizzie P. Grant, Laura Zerman, Mrs. Ellen R.
Warren, Rosa Whitney, Jennie M. Downer, Susan
Amsbary, Mrs. S. H. Parsons, Mrs. S. Maltman, Sabra
Gillis, MissD. V. Hamilton, Emma C.Ainsworth, Miss
Ella M. Greenhood, Mrs. Mary L. Whittemore, E. S.
Snell, Mrs. E. W. Bourne, Sarah J. Hoffman, Teresa
M. Harrison, Miss Belle Ogden, Miss Agnes C. James,
Miss Anna Short, Adjusters. Miss Ellen Fletcher,
Janitress.
WULLER THE LEADING OPTICIAN, 'n„'??K°"'ol5L?^
JONAS J. MORRISON,
I^nmber Dealer, N.E.cor. Mission and Spear St8.,Kat larg*
Lumber Sliods filled witU-*vell seasoned Lumber.
FEDEEAL OFFICEKS.
1093
U. S. Surveyor-General.
THEO. WAGNER, Surveyor-General.
Office 610 Commercial street. Office hours from nine
o'clock A.M. to thrive o'clock P.M.
Theoaore ReieUert, Chief Clerk; .John Clar, Keep-
er of Archives ; J. H. Wildes, Chief Draftsman ;
CasJmir Bielawski, Robinson Gibbons, Julius Von
Schmidt, J. C. HeukeniuB, John T. Fiala, Alfred Ban-
nister, Hugo Hochholzer, and C. H. Kluegel, Drafts-
men ; S. N. Bliven, Bookkeeper ; Joseph K. Carter,
Ranch Clerk ; E. H. Sawyer, Correspondence Clerk ;
George O. Jewett. Leonidas Dallas, M^^F. J. Page,
Miss Katie Short, Miss L. Dennis, Mrs. S. R. Long,
Miss Anna N. Alexander, Miss Minnie Moss, and Miss
Jennie B. Gagan, Clerks; George Chambers, Mes-
senger.
Post-office.
NOBTHWEST COBNEE OF WA.SHINGXON AND BATTEBY 8TS.
General delivery open daily from eight o'clock A.M.
to eight o'clock P.M.; Sundays from one o'clock to
two o'clocTt P.M. Registry Office open daily from eight
o'clock A.M. to four o'clock P.M. Stamp Window,
open daily from eight o'clock A.M. to four o'clock P.
M.; Sundays from nine o'clock to ten o'clock A.M.
Money Order Office open daily, except Sunday, from
nine o'clock A.M. to three o'clock P.M. Carriers'
Window open daily from eight o'clock A.M. to five
o'clock P.M.; Sundays from one o'clock to two
o'clock P.M.
JAMES COEY, Postmaster.
William C. Douohekty, Deputy Postmaster.
Thomas C. Scott, Cashier; E. C. Palmer, Chief Mail-
ing Clerk; E. D. Herrick, James F. Swift, H. C. Good-
rich, Frank Drew, J.W. Perry, H. J. Finnegan, and
F. J. T. Prior, Mailing Clerks; M. G. Sawyer, Chief
Registry Clerk ; D. C. Owen, W. K. Soltz, Jas. T. Sut-
ton, HenryW. Brown, Frank M. Page Jr., C. F. Bon-
ney, Chas. Dondero, Charles Z. Soule, and Miss Julia
W. Lawton, Registry Clerks; C. It. Morris, Chief
Night Clerk ; Fred. L. Post, F. E. Dyer, H. G. Rise.W.
N. Jacobs, S. J. Clark, Jr J. Kirby, George R. Clark,
A. C. Doe,J. S.Mallard, George E. Little, Jr., and A. L.
Adams, Night Clerks ; John Crowley, Chief Box Clerk;
George L. White and W. W. Bunker, Box Clerks; H.
W. Butler, Chief Newspaper Clerk ; Frank H. Merrill,
Adolph Berg, J. H. Douglas, C. J. Burns, Edward
Pogue, Charles P. Bailey, and 14. J. Hardenburgh Jr.,
Newspaper Clerks ; Duncan M. Wilson Standi Clerk ;
John H. Hunt, H, Shuck, George W. Howlett, and
Emma F. Edwards, General Delivery Clerks ; Wm. E.
McArthur, Postmaster's Secretary ; N. W. Leonard,
Forwarding Mail Clerk ; A. Jackson, Chief Money
OrdeiiClerk ; Joseph Figuera, Charles W. Hutchins,
and Mrs. Abbie L. Marble, Assistants ; Michael C.
Byrne, Collector; Louis Miller, D. S. Richardson,
and Miss O. Desneufbourgs, Clerks ; J. A. Brown and
A. G. Mitchell, Porters.
SUGGESTIONS TO THE PtmLIC.
Facilities are given to the post-office officials in the
discharge of their daily duties, and greater security
atforded to the public, by careful attention to the fol-
lowing recommendations:
Make the address on letters legible and complete,
giving the name of the post-office, county and State.
The name of the street and number of the house should
also be given on letters addressed to cities where let-
ter carriers are employed; while the letter will eventu-
ally reach its destination without a number, the
omission is often a cause of hesitati(m and delay. In
the case of letters for places in foreign countries, the
name of the country as well as the post-office should
be given in full. Letters addressed, for instance,
merely to " London," without adding " England," are
frequently sent to London, Canada, and vice versa,
thereby causing delay, and often serious loss.
Arrival and Closing of Malla.
MAILS.
Alameda, Berkeley, Oakland, f
West End, etc i
Alcatraz and Angel Island
lilack Diamond, Boulder Island,
Nortonville, etc
Clayton, Martinez , Pacheco, An-
tioch, etc
Cloverdale, Santa Rosa, Healds
burg, Petaluma, Eureka, etc..
Duncan's Mills, Tomales, and
offices on N. P. C.R. R
Hayward's.San Leandro, Mission
San Jose, Niles, Livermore,
Tracy, etc
Halfmoon Bay, Pescadero, etc.
(special)
Napa, St. Helena, Vallejo, So-
noma, Calistoga, and ofhces in
Napa and Lake Counties
Northern California, Oregon,
Washington Ter., and Sitka. . .
Overland, Eastern States, Eu-
rope, etc
Sacramento, Marysville, Plac- (
erville, etc {
Stockton, Lathrop, Milton, (
Copi^eropolis, Sonora, Co- '
lumbia, etc (
San Rafael, San Quentin, Sauce-
lito, Bolinas, etc
Soledad and places on 8. P. RR.
San Jose, Santa Clara, San Ma- (
teo, Mcnlo Park, Redwood/
City, Gilroy, etc (
Suisun, Benicia, Woodland and
places onCal. Pac. RR
Tulare, Merced, San Buenaven-
tura, Santa Barbara, San Ber-
nardino, Los Angeles, Stanis-
laus, San Diego, Kern, Arizona
Territoryand places in Mexico,
via Tucson
Virginia City, Carson, Reno,
Truckee, Nevada City, Grass
Valley, etc
Walker's Landing, Rio Vista,
Clarksburg Emmatou.Isleton,
Courtland, etc. (river route]
Great Britain, etc,, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday
Steamship Mails— Coast Routes.
CLOSE.
A.M.
6.30
11.00
7.00
11.15
7.00
7.45
7.00
7.00
9.00
7.00
9.00
P.M.
3.30
2.30
4.00
3.30
2.30
3.30
4.00
Eureka , every five days
Mendocino, Punta Arenas, Cuf
fey's Cove, Little River, etc.
every Monday
Portlanil, Astoria, Washington
Ter., Sitka, etc., every 5 days.
Santa Barbara, 3 times a week . .
Foreign Steamship Mails.
Australia, Honolulu, New Zea-
land, New Caledonia, Samoa,
etc., every 4 weeks
China, Japan, Manila, Calcutta,
Bombay, Singapore, Java and
other places in the Straits Set
tlements, Penang and Saigon,
twice a month
Mazatlan, Guaymas, Iia Paz,
Cape St. Lucas, Magdalena
Bay, etc., once a month
Panama, Central and South
America, Acapulco, San Bias,
Manzanillo, etc., three times a
month
Tahiti, Marquesas and Hawaiian
Islands, per ship every oppt'y
Victoria, B. C, 10th, 2(>th and
30th of each month
7.00
8.00
9.50
7.45
9.50
9.00
9.00
7.00
8.00
9.30
8.00
10.30
11.00
11.00
11.00
»
U.30
3.30
1.40
ABBIVE.
A.M.
9.50
6.00
10.30
10.30
P.M.
12.45
C.OO
6.00
10.30
11.50
11.50
12.45
2.16
6.45
4.00
7.20
4.15
2.40
4.00
3.30
4.00
3.30
3.30
9.10
9.30
11.50
11.50
11.50
7.45
4.15
12.45
5.45
5.10
4.00
4.00
7.20
12.45
7.20
12.00
♦ Irregular.
GEO. W. CLARK.
645 MARKET STRE E*, wholesale and retail dealer In
PaDRF HaMinffS k Stiaflfl MatRrial. Manufacturer of W\mW RhflfiS
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.,
WHOLESALE
HARDWARE,
Corner Market and Front Streets.
1094
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
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BATES OP POSTAGE ON DOMESTIC MAIL MATTER.
FiBST-CLAss Matter. — Matter which is in -writing,
or other matter containing a written inscription in
the nature of personal correspondence, and matter
which is sealed against inspection, are alone by their
nature and the intent of the law first-class matter,
and subject to the postage rate of three cents for each
half ounce or fraction thereof.
On local or drop letters at oflBces where free deliv-
ery by carriers is established, two cents for each half
ounce or fraction thereof.
On local or drop letters, at offices where free deliy-
ery by carriers is not established, one cent for each
half ounce or fraction thereof.
Second-class Matter. — This class includes all
newspapers, periodicals, or matter exclusively in
print, and regularly issued at stated periods from a
known office of publication or news agency, except
regular publications designed primarily for advertis-
ing purposes, or for free circulation, or for circula-
tion at nominal rates. Second-class matter can only
be mailed by publishers or newsdealers. Postage,
two cents a pound or fraction thereof. Weight of
packages not limited.
Third-class Matter. — This class embraces books
(printed and blank) , transient newspapers, and pe-
riodicals, circulars, and other matter wholly in i^rint,
proof-sheets and corrected proof-sheets and manu-
script copy accompanying the same, prices current
with prices filled out in writing, printed commercial
papers filled out in writing (provided such writing Is
not In the nature of personal correspondence, and the
papers are not the expression of a monetary value) ,
such as papers of legal procedure, unexecuted deeds
of all kinds, way-bills, invoices, unexecuted insurance
policies and the various documents of insurance com-
panies, hand-bills, posters, chromo-litbographs, en-
gravings, envelopes with printing thereon, helio-
types, lithographs, photographic and stereoscopic
views with title written thereon, printed blanks,
printed cards ; and postage shall be paid thereon at
the rate of one cent for each two ounces or fractional
part thereof.
Fourth-class Matter. — This class embraces blank
cards, card-board and other flexible material, flexible
patterns, letter envelopes and letter paper without
printing thereon, merchandise, models, ornamented
paper, sample cards, samples of ores, metals, min-
erals, seeds, cuttings, bulbs, roots, scions, drawings,
plans, designs, original paintings in oil or water
colors ; and any other matter not included in the first,
second or third classes, and which is not in its form
or nature liable to destroy, defac* or otherwise dam-
age the contents of the mail bag, or harm the person
of any one engaged in the postal service. Postage
rate thereon, one cent for each ounce or fractional
part thereof.
registration' of domestic letters.
Letters may be registered on payment of a fee of
ten cents in addition to the regular letter rate of post-
age, but the Government takes no responsibility for
safe carriage, or compensation in case of loss. Post-
masters are required to register all letters properly
presented for that purpose, but no letters are to be
registered on Sunday.
Third and fourtli class matter may also be regis-
tered, but must be unsealed, fully prepaid at the
proper rates, and conform to all requirements.
postal cards.
The object of the postal card is to facilitate letter
correspondence, and provide for the transmission,
through the mails, at a reduced rate of postage, of
short commvinications, either printed or written in
pencil or ink. They may, therefore, be used for or-
ders, invitations, notices, receipts, acknowledgments,
price lists, and other requirements of business and
social life ; and the matter desired to be conveyed
may be either in writing or in print, or partially in
both. The postage of one cent is paid by the stamp
impressed on these cards to any office in the United
States, and no further payment is reqmred. No card
is a " postal card " except such as are issued by the
Post-Office Department. According to the provisions
of the Treaty of Berne, postal cards may be sent to
the following named countries (or others included in
the General Postal Union), on the prepayment of
postage two cents, viz: Algeria, Austria, Belgium,
Denmark, Egypt, France, Germany, Great Britain
and Ireland, Greece, Holland, Italy, Netherlands,
Norway, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Spain, Sweden,
Switzerland, and Turkey; also to Newfoundland, on
prepayment of two cents, and to Canada same as do-
mestic.
POSTAL money OKDEE SYSTEM.
The money order system is intended to promote
public convenience, and to secure safety in the trans-
fer, through the mails, of small sums of money. All
principal Post Offices receive money and issue drafts
for the same upon other Post Offices, subject to the
following ^l^rges and regulations:
Domestic Rates. — On orders not exceeding $15, 10
cents ; over $15 and not exceeding $30, 15 cents ; over
$30 and not exceeding $40, 20 cents ; over $40 and not
exceeding $50, 25 cents.
Canadian Rates.— On orders not exceeding $10, 2(»
cents ; over $10 and not exceeding $20, 40 cents ; ovf-r
$20 and not exceeding $30, 60 cents ; over $30 and not
exceeding $40, 80 cents; over $40 and not exceeding
$50, $1.
British, Swiss, German and Italian Bates.— Ou
orders not exceeding $10, 25 cents ; over $10 and not
exceeding $20, 50 cents; over $20 and not exceeding
$30, 75 cents ; over $30 and not exceeding $40, $1 ; over
$40 and not exceeding $.50, $1.25.
A money order may be issued for any amount froui
one cent up to fifty dollars inclusive, but fractional
parts of a cent mustnotbe introduced into any money
order or account. When a larger sum than fifty dol-
lars is required, additional orders to make it up must
be obtained. Not more than three orders of fifty
dollars each can be remitted by one person each day
to one payee.
An order is only payable at the office upon which it
is drawn. The order should be collected within one
year from its date. Alter once paying an order by
whomsoever presented, provided the required infor-
mation has been given by the party who presented it,
the Department will not hold itself liable to any fur-
ther claim, but in case' of improper payment of an
order, will endeavor to recover the amotmt for the
owner.
free postal delivery.
The Free Postal Delivery System is similer to the
one so successfully maintained in several of the large
Eastern cities. There are forty-two districts, each
of which is in charge of a carrier, who delivers
promptly all mail matter received at the Post Office,
upon which is written the correct address, street and
number of the party for whom it is intended.
All persons who desire their letters, etc., retained
until called for. must leave their address at the Post-
Office.
Pierre P. Hoin, Jr.. Superintendent; F. D. Arnold,
Thaddeus T. Austin, M. P. Arnold, C. S. Curtiss, F. I.
Cutter, Robert D. Cunningham, Robert E. Chapman,
Frank M. Coburn, Thomas O. Drinkall, Victor D.
Duboce, Shadrach M. Fortier, John Gundlach, G. W.
Hart, Otto H. Johnson, Augustus King, Austin King,
Theodore Link, J. Lansing, Carl T. Lagercrantz, M,
W. Littlefield, F. E. Marsh, James Murray, O. J. Mc-
Coy, Daniel McGrath. F. B. McStocker, T. B Parker,
Henry O. Perry, Stanley O.Post, J. R. Rines, Alvin B.
Reed, Edmond Rees, David M. Ramsey, H. L. Stark-
weather, Jamess H. Smith, Jeremiah M. Smith, Jos. |
E. Steers, R. J. Trumble, A. J. Vining, J. J. Walsh,
Jacob Weinshenk, J. W. Williams, B. E. Williams,
John H. Armstrong, George F. Conway, Frank P.
Forbes, Chester S. Packard, John F. Lewis, Charles
Eggeling, F. W. James, W. F. Corcoran, E. H. Lee, L.
Batchelder, W. B. Chamblin, H. M. Castellar, W. P.
Spencer, and Richard H. Weber, Carriers.
BRANCH OFFICES.
Three Branch Offices have been established at the
following named localities ; Station A, 1305 Polk
street; A. M. Cox. Superintendent. Station B, south-
west corner of Seventh and Market streets ; Hugh W.
Forbes, Superintendent; Theodore F. Tracy, Clerk.
Station C, northeast corner of Twentieth and Mission
streets ; G. E. Fillebrowne, Superintendent. A Sub-
office has been established on Railroad avenue, near
Eleventh avenue. South San Francisco, where letters
man be left for registration, and requests for money .
orders will receive prompt attention.
SAM FRANCISCO lAUNDRY.
LACE CURTAINS, BLANKETS and FLANNELS
A SPECIALTY. Office, 33 Geary St
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STATE OFFICERS.
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STKEET LETTER BOXES.
There are two hundred and fifty deposit boxes
for the reception of letters, placed in prominent lo-
calities throughout the city, from -which collections
are made several times during the day in season for
the departure of the mails.
BAIL WAY MAIL 8EBVICE.
HARRISON McCUSICK, Assistant Superintendent
James C. Coolidge, Chief Head Clerk.
A. G. Sharp, J. H. Mahonet, Theodore F. Tract,
Special Agents P. O. Department.
Fred. F. Cheque, Supervisor Weights of Mails.
P. R. Downer, C. P. Evans, J. F. Harris, James M.
Johnson, M. J. Maloney, Edwin L. McLellan, T.
Orchard, Jr., M. E. Quimby, J. H. Reid, Latrobe J.
Sellon, and C. W. Gumey, HeadTostal Clerks ; Samuel
Bell, W. C. Boutelle. Thomas Connors, "W. L. Crowell,
William C. Dubois, Thom."S J. Ford, William Knapp,
John Maguire, R. H. McCloud, Isaac N. Merrill, John
H. Mills, Edward J. Piatt, Stephen Tripp, C. F.'
Wood, Albert Teal, Richard Doncaster, Alfred H.
Merrill, Frank H. Reynolds, and Frank C. Stover,
Postal Clerks; Herfry Alvord, John Harrington, Geo.
A. Bromley. James Churchill, Carlos P. De La Guerra,
L. W. Fee, William W. Fowler, Josiah H. Gibbs, Wil-
liam N. Halbert, Charles C. Hilton. Frank P. How-
land, Andrew R. McCall, W. M. Polleys, James R.
Wilson, George Babcock, H. A. Swaney, W. A. Hal-
stead and Thomas J. Weber, Route Agents.
State Appointees.
(Residence, San Francisco.)
AssATER State — Louis Falkenau ; office, 328 Mont-
gomery street.
Bank Commissioneks Board of— Evan J. Coleman,
Robert Watt and William F. White ; office, 202 San-
some street, room 2.
Commissioner or Immigbation — Charles D. Bvinker,
office, 508 Battery street.
Fish Commissioners — S. R. Throckmorton, J. D.
Farwell, and B. B. Redding: office 401 California
street.
Harbor Commibsionebs— William Blanding, George
8. Evans and W. A. Phillips, Commissioners; J. A.
McClelland, Secretary ; John J. O'Brien.Assibtant Sec-
retary ; Francis A. Bishop, Chief Engineer ; Howard
C. Holmes, Assistant Engineer; W. W. Morrow, Attor-
ney ; Marcus Harlow, Chief Wharfinger ; James J.
Green, Assistant Chief Wharfinger; officp 10 Califor-
nia street.
-Henry George; office,
-J. C. Maynard; office,
and
State Officers.
Office, Sacramento.
Executive Devartment.— George C. Perkins, Gov-
ernor ; John Mansfield, Lieutenant-Governor; D. M.
Burns. Secretary of State ; D. M. Kenfield, Controller;
A. L. Hart, Attorney-General; John Weil, Treasurer;
J. W. Shankliu, Surveyor-General ; F. M. Campbell,
Superintendent Public Instruction: Samuel W. Backus,
Adjutant-General; J. D. Young, State Superintendent
of Printing ; R. O. Cravens, State Librarian.
Board Railboad Commissioners.— George Stone-
man, Joseph Cone, and C. J. Beerstecher.
Board Equalization.— J. L. King, M. M. Drew, W.
Button, T. D. Heiskell, and D. M. Kenfield, ex-offlcio.
Board Education. — George C. Perkins, ex-offlcio ;
F. M. Campbell, ex-officio; Charles H.Allen, San Jose;
John W. Taylor, San Francisco; J. C. Gilson, Ala-
meda ; C. S. Smyth, Sonoma ; Charles E. Bishop, Sac-
ramento ; L. J. Chipman, San Jose; C. M. Keniston,
San Joaquin Co.
BoABD Health. — Henry Gibbons, Sr., M. D., San
Francisco: C. F. Brevfogle, M. D., Han Jose; W. H.
Cluness, M. D., and F. W. Hatch, Sr., M. D., Sacra-
mento; M. M. Granniss, M. D., Visalia ; J. P. Wid-
ney. M. D., Los Angeles; F. W. Hatch, Jr., M. D.,
Napa ; — Mason, Chico.
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute. — J. Mora Moss,
Thomas Yolland, Isaac Wormser, Erwln J. Crane and
John A. Stanly, Directors.
State Insane Asylum (Stockton). — G. A. Shurtlelf,
Superintendent; W. T. Browne, M. D., and Walter R.
Langdon, M. D., Assistants ; Robert Watt, Frank
Stewart, J. K. Doak, Donald McLennan, and Obed
Harvey, M. D., Directors.
State Asylum for the Insane (Napa) .— F. E. John-
son, A. G. Boggs, Benjamin Shurtlefif, N. D. Rldeout,
and J. C. Martin, Trustees; E. T.Wilkins.M. D., Resi-
dent Physician ; L. F. Dozier, M. D., and F. W.
Hatch, Jr., M. D., Assistant Physicians.
State Prison. --W. F. McNutt, Wallace Everson,
Aug. H. Chapman. Jacob H. Niflf, and George W.
Schell, Directors.
Inspector op Gas Metees.-
531 Mission street.
Insurance Commissioners.
401 California street.
Notaries Public — Barton William H., 326 Pine
street
Benjamin A. F., 444 California street.
Blood J. H., 304 Montgomery street.
Campbell W. S., 503 Montgomery street.
Cofi'ee Andrew J., 509 California street.
Craig Lee D., 413 Montgomery street.
Franconi Louis, northeast corner California
Sansome streets.
HamiU John E., 329 Montgomery street.
Harney William, 410 California street.
Holt Thomas H., 326 Montgomery street.
Joice E. v.. 6 Merchants' Exchange.
Kelly Charles E., 209 Sansome street.
King James L., 442 California street.
Knox George T., 444 California street.
•Lowenberg Harris, 306 Montgomery street.
Mahler P., 422 Montgomery street.
Mason James, 6 Merchants' Exchange.
MilUken I. T., 530 California street.
Murfey Samuel S., 007 Montgomery street.
O'Brien Thomas A., 324 Pine street.
Rafierty John, 333 Montgomery street.
Read John Robert, 333 Montgomery street.
Shuck Oscar T., 24 Montgomery Block.
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery street.
Sutter E. V., 513 Montgomery street.
Tharp E. H., 238 Montgomery street.
Tobin John J., 321 Montgomery street.
Torbert Charles J., northeast comer of Fourth and
Townseud streets.
Ward J. C, 428 Montgomery street.
Wegener P. O., 404 Montgomery street.
Wheat Charles D., 501 California street.
Pilots — W. N. Shelly, Charles Mayo, John Mahan,
Frank Murphy, W. H. Jollitfe, Thomas J. Knipe,
Frank Boyd, William W. Neal, William E. Domett,
John W. Ott, Freeman Trask, J. S. Dolliver, Eugene
M. Freeman, J. Henry Boeers, James Blood, Thomas
J. Reddish, Thomas Barber, James Wilson, Stephen
Castle and J. B. Jones; office, U. S. Court Building.
Pilot Examiners —Cory Willistun, E. N. Travis and
James Gallup; office, 62 Merchants' Exchange.
Benicia and Mare Island Pilot — C. H. Harrison.
Port Wardens— Joseph Austin, Archibald Harloe,
George T. Bromley, and — Young ; Secretary, John
P. Jourden; office, 525 Fiont street.
Courts.
United States Circuit Court, District of Cali-
fornia.—Regular terms held in San Francisco, first
Monday of February, Second Monday of July, and
I fourth Monday of November. Special terms at the
I discretion of the Court. Stephen J. Field, Presiding
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Judge; Lorenzo Sawyer, Circuit Judge; Ogden Hoflf-
man. Associate Judge; L. S. B. Sawyer, Clerk; Joseph
F. O'Beirne, Depiity Clerk.
United States Distbict Couet, Distbiot of Cali-
FOBNiA.— Regular terms held in San Francisco, first
Monday of April, second Monday of Aiigust, and first
Monday of December. Special terms at the discre-
tion of the Court. Ogden Hofl'man, Judge; Southard
Hotfman, Clerk; A. D. Grimwood, Deputy Clerk ;
James S. Manly, Office Clerk.
StrPBEME Court of Califoenia. — Regular terms
held in San Francisco, second Monday in January and
July, at Los Angeles first Monday in April and
October, and at Sacramento second Monday of May
and November. Robert F. Morrison, Chief Justice ;
E. W. McKinstry, James D. Thornton, E. M. Ross, J. R.
Sharpstein, S. B. McKee and Milton H. Myrick, Asso-
ciate Justices ; A. L. Hart, Attorney-General ; Frank
W. Gross, Clerk; Hyman P. Bush, Deputy Clerk
Thos. F. O'Connor, Secretary and Librarian; Georki
H. Smith, Reporter ; E. S. Belden, Phonographic Re-
porter ; Henry Finckler, Bailiff; John J. Crowley.
Janitor.
SuPEEiOE COTJBT. — SessiouB held dully. (For
Judges, Clerks, etc., see page 1081.) '
Justices' Couet. — Sessions held daily. L. W. Ran-
som, Presiding Justice ; H. L. Joachimsen, Ethelbert
Burke, Walter M. Leman and J.D. Connolly, Justices ;
George L. Wedekind, Clerk ; Charles W. Childs, Depu-
ty Clerk.
Police Couet. — Sessions held daily. Hale Rix.
Judge ; Edward W. Blaney, Prosecuting Attorney ;
James E. Hughes, Clerk ; Joseph F. Cofi'ey, Clerk Pros-
ecuting Attorney ; Joseph A. Becsey, Louis Locke, E.
C. Stock, and Andrew Glover, Interpreters.
CHURCHES.
BAPTIST.
First Baptist Clinrcli.
Location, north side of Eddy street, between Jones
and Leavenworth. Pastor Rev. E. H. Gray D. D.,
residence Blundell House, southeast corner of Fifth
and Market streets.
This church was organized in June, 1849, under the
labors of its first Pastor, Rev. O.C. Wheeler. The society
purchased a lot on Washington Street,betweenDupont
and Stockton, in the Spring ol that year, for the sum
of $10,000, and erected a wooden edifice thereon. It
was dedicated in August, 1849, and was the first Pro-
testant house of worship erected in California. Mr.
Wheeler's pastorate ended in November, 1851. He was
succeeded by the Rev. B. Brierly in May, 1852, who of-
ficiated until May, 1858. In July, 1859, Rev. D. B.
Cheney was called to the pastorate, and continued in
charge until 18(57, when he was forced to resign on ac-
count of Ul-hea'th. After his resignation. Rev. C. A.
Buckbee officiated as pastorate supply until the arrival,
of Rev. J. B. Thomas, February, 1868, who continued
in charge until December, 1868, when he also was com-
pelled by ill-health to resign. The Rev. A. R.Medbury
took charge in November, 1870, and officiated until
June 1, 1872, being succeeded by the Rev. E. B. Hul-
bert, who officiated as Pastor until December, 1877,
when he resigned, on account of ill-health, and was
succeeded by the Rev. G. T. Abbott, who officiated
until January 1, 1879, when he resigned, and a few
months after the present pastor. Rev. G. H. Gray, took
charge.
During the Summer of 1857 a substantial brick edi-
fice was erected on the site of the old edifice, in which
the congregation worshipped until the Summer of
1875, when the lot and building was sold for the sum
of $29,500, and the erection of the present place of
worship immediately commenced. Services were first
held in the vestry of this building the fourth Sunday
in January, 1876. While the edifice was being erected,
the congregation worshipped in Washington Hall.
From this church the Columbia Square Baptist
Church was organized,December, 1862 ; the Tabernacle
Baptist Church, December, 1865 ; the San Pablo Bap-
tist Church, February, 1867, and the Fifth Bfl^tist
Church, September, 1869. *
Number of communicants, three hundred. The
Sabbath School h;is an average attendance of about
two hundred and fifty. The library contains about
one thousand volumes. I
Sabbath services morning Snd evening. Sabbath
School at half-past twelve o'clock P. M. Prayer Meet- j
ing every Monday and Wednesday evenings ; Church
Covenant Meetiug the Wednesday evening preceding '
the first Sabbath in each month. ;
Church Officers.— A. B. Forbes, E. R. Bromley ,W.H. •
Barnes,, Benjamin C. Wright, and R. W. Thompson,
Trustees ; B. C. Wright, President, R. W. Thompson, |
Clerk ; P. U. Blunt, Treasurer. I
Metropolitan Baptist Clinrcli.
Location, northeast corner of Fifth and Jessie streets.
Rev. I. S. Kalloch, D. D., Pastor ; residence, 2314 Mis-
sion street. Rev. I. M. Kalloch, Associate Pastor ;
residence, 2314 Mission street.
The Metropolitan B.aptist Church is the result of a
union of the Tabernacle Church, formerly worship-
ping on Post street, between Hyde and Larkin, and
the Second Church, formerly worshipping on Russ
Street, near Columbia Square. Each of these churches,
about January Ist, 1875, called to their pastorate Rev.
I. S. Kalloch, of Leavenworth, Kansas. He visited
them in February, 1875, and the result of his visit was
the consolidation of the two churches and a united
call to Dr. Kalloch to become their Pastor, which he
accepted, and entered upon his labors March 1st, 1875.
The church, mainly through the Christian liberal-
ity and enterprise of one of its members. Deacon
Isaac Laukershim, has since built the Metropolitan
Temple, at a cost of $150,000. The main audience
hall accommodates three thousand persons. The lec-
ture room, with parlors adjoining, accommodates six
h\indred. Divine sei-vices are held every Sunday at
eleven o'clock A. M. and half-past seven o'clock P.M.
Young People's Meeting, Monday evening. Church
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening.
Church Officers. — I. Laukershim, J. C. Robinson, B.
W. Owens, C. B. Cooley, G. A. Case, C. W. Elliott,
J. A. Melcher and Andrew Spaulding, Deacons ; C. A.
Buckbee, Clerk ; Andrew Spaulding, Treasurer ; G. A.
Case, G. W. Britton, H. L. Whipple, C. W. Elliott,
and Andrew, Spaulding, Trustees.
Tltlrd Baptist Clinrcli (Colored).
Location, east side of Powell street, between Bush
and Sutter. Rev. J. R. Young, Pastor ; residence, 847
Clay street.
Number of members, about seventy-five. This
church was organized in 18.54, and formerly held
worship on Dupont street, between Filbert and
Greenwich. In 1867, the congregation purchased the
building and grounds formerly occupied by the How-
ard Presbyterian Church, at a cost of S10,000, where
services were held until the Fall of 1868, when an ex-
change was made for the present site, and a church
edifice erected thereon. Services are held every Sab-
bath at three o'clock and half-past seven o'clock P.
M. A Sunday School, with an average attendance of
twenty, is held at eleven o'clock A. M.
Church Officers. — E. W. Parker, Allen Myzelle,
I.saiali Washington, William A. Montgomery, and
William Parker, Trustees.
Union Square Baptist Clinrcli.
Location, south side of Post street, between Powell
and Mason. Rev. J. S. Ross, Pastor ; residence, 421
Post street.
The church was organized in the old City College
Chapel, corner of Stockton and Geary streets, Octo-
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ber 31, 1866, ■with fifty-three members, to which ad-
ditions have been made nearly every month, the num-
ber now being about one hundred. In 1867 the
church purchased its present elitJihle lot, fifty-five by
one hvmdred and thirty-seven and a half feet, and
erected thereon a plain edifice, capable of seating
four hundred and fifty people. Since then the house
has been raised, the front improved, and convenient
basement apartments finished and furnished. The
financial altairs of the church are in a prosperous
condition, and the public worship well attended. The
prayer meetings ar? a special feature of interest.
ThcKev. HenryA. Sawtelleofliciated as Pastor of this
church from its organization until 1876, when he
was succeeded by the Rev. Lyman Chase, who offici-
ated until the Fall of 187ti,being then followed by the
present Pastor.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o clock
A. M. and half-past seven o'clock P. M. Prayer Meet-
ing is held on Wednesday evenings, and a meeting
for the study of the Sunday School lesson, at which
the Pastor presides, is held on Friday evenings at
half-past seven o'clocic.
The Sabbath School is in a prosperous condition,
and has a library of more than sixteen hundred vol-
umes. It meets Immediately after morning sers'icc.
Church Officers.— E. N. Stratton, G. M. ^Yood, and
J. R. Bennett, Deacons ; Jerome English,W. B. Ewer,
J. R. Bennett, C. Meserve. A. W. Mower, H. A. Rose-
krans and G. M. Wood, Trustees ; George M. Wood,
Treasiu-er; Miss Mary Knights, Clerk.
FiflK Baptist Clmrcli.
Location, Twenty-second street, between Howard
and Capp. Rev. C. W. Hewes, Pastor; residence,
6 Liberty street.
This church was organized August 17, 1869, with
twentv-eight members. The chunh edifice was
erected at a cost of $5,000, including furniture, and
dedicated October U, 1869. The lot is ninety feet
front by one hundred and twenty-five feet deep, and
cost $5,000. Number of members, at present, eighty-
five. , , , ,
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o clock
A.M. and half-past seven o'clock P. M., in Winter, and
forty-five minutes past seven o'clock P. M. in Summer.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday at half-past seven
o'clock P. M. in Winter, and forty-five minutes past
seven o'clock P. M. in Summer.
A Sabbath School, with an average attendance of one
hundred and sixty teachers and scholars, and a library
of about six hiiudred volumes, are connected with the
church. The school meets immediately after morn-
ing service.
Church Officers.— John L. Mergmreand S. Hilton,
Deacons; C. W. Tabor, P. D. Code, H. W. Sampson,
S. Hilton and J. G. Levensaler, Trustees; J. G. Lev-
ensaler. Treasurer.
Baptist Mission Chapel.
Location, Eleventh Avenue, between F and G
streets. South San Francisco. Rev. George E. Davis,
Missionary ; residence, corner of Ninth Avenue and
H street. The house of worship is neat and con-
venient. One preaching service is held every Sab-
bath, in connection with which is a Sunday School.
No church has yet been organized.
Baptist Chinese Mission.
Location, 740 Washington street ;_ Rev. J. B. Hart-
well, missionarv. One preaching service and Bible
Class is held everv Sabbath. Sabbath School at six
o'clock P. M. The "library, consisting of works in the
English and Chinese languages, numbers five hundred
volumes. Connected with this is a school for teach-
ing the Chinese English every evening at seven o'clock,
closing with religious exercises. All religious ser-
vices in the Chinese language.
CONGREGATIONAL.
First Congregational Church.
Location, southeast corner of Post and Mason streets.
Rev. A. L. Stone, D. D., Pastor; residence, 617 Bush
Btrf^ct.
This church was organized July 29, 1849, when
Thomas Douglas and Frederick S.Hawley wire chosen
Deacons, and inducted into office on the following Sun-
day by Rev. T. D. Hunt, a-ssisted by Rev. A. Williams.
The Society met in the school house on the Plaz8,until
it was required for other pm'poses, when the members
were deprived of a regular place of meeting for sey-
eral months. As early as practicable, however, efforts
were made for the erection of a suitable house of
worship, which resulted in the building of a commo-
dious frame structure, twenty-five by fifty feet, on the
corner of Jackson and Virginia streets, which was
dedicated to the worship of God February 10 18jO.
Rev. T. D. Hunt was chofsen Pastor, and installed June
26 1850, who, iu this connection, it is proper to state,
was the first Protestant clirgyman, located as such, in
the State, having arrived in San Francisco as early as
October 29, 1848. He was immediately invited by the
citizens, iu a meeting called for the purpose, to act as
their chaplain for one year, commencing November 1.
1848, in which capacity he was laboring at the time of
the organization of this church. The congregation
increased so greatly as to require a larger house. Ac-
cordiugly measures were adopted, in the Summer of :
1852, fOT the erection of the substantial brick edifice
on the southwest corner of California and Dupont
streets, which was dedicated on the tenth ol July,
1853. The second pastor, .Rev. E. 8. Lacy, was in- [
stalled July 6, 1856, and dismissed October 3, 18b5. In
the Spring of 1870, the society deemed it essential to
seek a diflerent location and larger accommodations, i
Measures were taken which resulted in the erection of
the present large and commodious house of worship, i
The dimensions are ninety-two feet frontage on Post .
street by a depth of one hundred and thirty-five on i
Mason street, and is ninety feet to the apex of the ,
roof The seating accommodations on ordinary oc-
caeions are for about seventeen hundred persons but
it will comfortably receive two thousand. The base-
ment is divided into lecture-room, class room, mtant ,
class room, ladies' room, library, and lumber room, ,
which are provided with all the necessary lavatories ;
and conveniences. The basement rooms are so ar-
ranged that they can all be thrown into one apartment j
during exercises or for social purposes. It was dedi- ,
cated on the nineteenth day of May, 1872 The entire
cost of this beautiful structure (including the site
and furnishing) somewhat exceeds t>150,000. The
third and present pastor, Rev. A. L. stone, D. D., was
installed June 14, 1866
The whole number of members admitted to the
church since its organization is about eleven hun-
dred and fifty. The present membership is about
five hundred and fifty. . ^ ■, . i„„i.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o clock
\ M., and at half past seven o'clock P. M. between
the first of September and first of May, and at torly-
five minutes past seven o'clock P. M. during the other
months of the year. Lecture eveiy Wednesday at
half past seven o'clock P. M. vi,„„
The Sabbath School connected with the Church has
a membership of about five hundred, scholars and
teachers. It meets immecUately after morning ser-
vice A valuable and instructive library of over four-
teen hundred volumes is attached to the School
Church Ofticers.-L. B. Beuchley, Charles S. Eaton.
Ira P. Rankin, George Harris, and>. Blaikie Dea-
cons • Dr. George H. Palmer, L. H. Clement, Byron
Murrray, Jr., J. J. Vasconcellos, and H W. Severance
Standing Committee; Percival J. Keller, Clerk and
Officers 'of Society .-Ira P. Rankin, Moderator;
George Harris, Secretary and Treasurer; W. N. Haw-
ley John Taylor, William F. Whittier, L. Story, L. L.
Baker, and Henry L. Dodge, Trustees.
Plymouth Congregational Church.
Locution, east side of Taylor street, between Geary
and O'Farrell. Rev. T. K. Noble. Pastor: residence,
2200 Steiner street. ,«!,„<• t.„„
This church was organized on the twelfth of Janu-
ary, 1862, with twenty-six members. It grew out of
a Sunday School which had been maintained in the
building', corner, of Mason and Geary streets, known
as the ''Little Brown Church." Here public worship
was established in the Autumn of 18bl, and the Rev.
John Kimball engaged to take charge of the enter-
nrise He began his very diligent and success! ul
labors in November, 1861, and continued in them un-
til January, 1863, when he resigned and went to the
East to do service in the armies of his country In
December, 1862, the church and society invited the
Rev J A Benton, of Sacramento, to become their
Pastor ' After a faithful pastorate of six years he re-
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signed to take the position of professor in the Pacific
Theological Seminary at Oakland. After a vacancy of
about four years, during which the Eevs. E. G. Beck-
with, John Kimball, and others supplied the church,
the Rev. T. K. Noble, of Cleveland, Ohio, was unani-
mously called to the pastorate, and formally in-
Btalled December 6, 1872.
The present edifice on Taylor street, which was
dedicated April 10, 1864, is a structure forty-seven and
a half by ninety-two feet, with a spire one hundred
and fifty feet high. It is complete in all its parts and
arrangements, having a basement under the whole,
divided into lecture room, ladies' parlor, and infant
class room. It has a Pastor's study in the rear. It
will seat seven hundred persons.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A.M. and at half past seven o'clock P.M. Sabbath
School and Bible Classes meet immediately after the
morning service. Weekly Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday evening.
Church Officers.— S. S. Smith, C. J. Snow, and S. J.
Bufford, Deacons. C. J. Snow, Clerk and Treasurer.
Officers of Society.— N. P. Cole, E. D. Sawyer, S. S.
Smith, R. Thompson, A. C. Titcomb, John Morton,
and James Spiers, Trustees. A. C. Titcomb, Mode-
rator ; O. F. Miner, Secretary ; 8. S. Smith, Treasurer.
Third Congregational Church.
Location, south side of Fifteenth Street, near Mis-
sion. Rev. E. F. Walker.Acting Pastor ; residence,
34 Erie street. Number of members, one hundred
and seventy.
This church had its origin in the Fall of 1862, when
several persons, heads of families, residing in the
vicinity of the Mission Dolores, met to consult to-
gether in regard to the practicability of organizing a
church in the neighborhood.
After much discussion, extending through several
informal meetings, it was decided to extend an invi-
tation to the Rev. E. Q. Beckwith, then pursuing his
theological studies at Andover, Mass., to visit this
city, and, upon the organization of a Congregational
Church at the Mission, to become its Pastor. The
invitation was accepted, and Mr. Beckwith, with his
family, arrived on Sunday, the tweuty-sixth day of
October, 1862, and on the next Sabbath he preached
his first sermon .to his future church and society.
The following Sabbath he organized a Sabbath School.
On January 7, 1863, the organization of the church
was completed, and on the 8th of February following,
the installation services took place in the old church
edifice on First Avenue. •
After five years of faithful labor, Mr. Beckwith re-
signed the pastorate, much to the regret of his con-
gregation. From October, 1867, to April, 1869, the
church was without a settled Pastor, the Rev. Selah
Merrill supplying its pulpit from December, 1867, to
June, 1868. In August, 1868, the Rev. William C.
Pond was invited to fill the pulpit for the period of
six months, at the expiration of which time he ac-
cepted a call from the congregation to become thetr
settled Pastor, and continued in charge until the Fall
of 1872. Since that time the Rev. Edward P. Baker
and Rev E. F. Walker have officiated as acting Pastors.
From November 2, 1862, until October 30, 1804, the old
Methodist church edifice on First Avenue, which had
become private property, was occupied by the church
and society as a place of worship. The first services
in the present chai^el were held on the 6th day of No-
vember, 1864. The total cost of lot, building, and
furniture was $14,000.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A. M. and half past seven o'clock P. M. Prayer Meet-
ing every Wednesday evening.
The Sabbath School was organized November 5,
1862. Its first session was held on Sunday, November
9, of the same year, the total attendance being thirty-
three. At present the average attendance is about
three hundred and fifty. Meets immediately after
morning service.
Church Officers. — 0. B. Williams, Samuel Cowles,
and P. Mills, Deacons. Samuel Cowles, W. H. Hyde,
C. B. Williams, William Ede, George Boole, Sr.,
Samuel Foster, and C. H. Marble, Trustees. Phllo
Mills, Sunday School Superintendent.
Green Street Congregational Church.
Location, south side of Green street, between Stock-
ton and Powell. Rev.W. E. Ijams, Acting Pastor ; res-
idence, 912 Greenwich street.
The Rev. J. M. Caldwell was the first Pastor con-
nected with this church, and was succeeded by tthe
Rev. William C. Bartlett— services then being held in
the hall southeast corner of Green and Dupont
streets. The church was organized February 1865,
with a membership of twenty-six persons. The
building occupied by the society is of wood, and is
neatly finished. It has an organ worth $2,000. The
edifice cost about $5,000, exclusive of the amount
(IB, 000) paid for the lot. The dedication services oc-
curred in March, 1865.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A. M. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday at eight
o'clock P. M. The Sabbath School connected with
the church numbers about three hundred members
and has a library containing eight hiuidred volumes.
Meets immediately after morning service.
Church Officers— W.W. Chase,William C. Pease, A.
H. Phelps, E. Farrell, F. S. Spring, and O. Liver-
more, Trustees ; W. W. Chase, Moderator and Clerk;
William C. Pease, Treasurer.
Bethany Congregational Church.
Location, Bartlett street, near Twenty-fifth. Rev.
William C. Pond, Pastor ; residence, 940 Capp street.
This Ciiurch was organized February 23, 1873. Re-
cognized by an Ecclesiastical Council duly called
February 23, 1874.
The congregation up to the Spring of 1878 worship-
ped in the small frame edifice, thirty by sixty, built
in November, 1872, at a cost of $1,600, and which now
stands in the rear of the new church structure, hav-
ing been converted into a chapel for the additional
accommodation of the congregation. The new build-
ing was begun in 1877 and formally dedicated in
April, 1878. It is of gothic architecture, fifty-five by
eighty-five feet, and cost $13,500.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A.M. and thirty minutes past seven o'clock P.M.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening at eight o'clock.
A Sabbath School, from whence sprung this church,
was organized in August, 1872. It has an enrolled
membership of three hundred, and a library of three
hundred and fifty volumes. Meets at half past twelve
o'clock P.M. Chinese Sunday School meets at half
past six o'clock P.M.
Church Officers.— J. A. Snook, Edmund Palache,
Simeon Hackley, and S. E. Ladd, Deacons; Edmund
Palache, John E. Ager, John E. Weston, William
Harvey, and J. F. Crossett, Trustees.
California Chinese Mission.
Incorporated March, 1876. The corporation has
been formed for the purpose of conducting Christian,
missionary and educational operations among the
Chinese and Japanese in California, and is an auxil-
iary of the American Missionary Association, whose
principal office is in New York.
Mission House and Central School, No. 5 Brenham
Place ; H. M. Pond, S. Huckley, and Wong Sam,
Teachers. Barnes Mission House, No. 8 Ridley
Street ; Mrs. M. A. Hackley and Chung Wing, Teach-
ers. Bethany School, Bethany Chapel. Bartlett
Street, near Twenty-fifth; Miss Florence N. Worley,
Teacher. Other mission schools at Petaluma, Santa
Barbara, Oakland, Stockton, Sacramento, and Wood-
land.
The Congregational Association of Christian Chin-
ese, organized in connection with this Mission, for
mutual aid in the development of Christian character
and in doing Christian work, has about one hundred
and seventy members. Chung Mon, President; Chung
Ying, Secretary.
Officers— Rev. J. K. McLean, D.D., President; Rev.
A. L. Stone, D,D. ; Rev. T. K. Noble, Rev. I.E. Dwi-
nell, D.D., Rev. S. H. Willey, D.D., Rev. J. W.
Hough, Thomas C. Wedderspoon, Hon. F. F. Low, Ed-
ward P. Flint, Jacob S. Taber, and Samuel Cross,
Vice-Presidents; Rev. William C. Pond, Secretary;
Edmund Palache, Treasurer ; Rev. George Mooar,
D.D., Hon. E. D. Sawyer, Rev. E. P. Baker, James M.
Haven, Rev. Joseph Rowell, E. P. Sanford, Rev.
John Kimball, and Rev. William C.Pond, Directors.
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Trinity Church.
Location, northeast comer of Post and Powell
streets. Rev. Hiram W. Beers, Rector; residence, 520
Sutter street. Rev. C. N. Spalding and the Rev. E. B.
Spalding, Assistants.
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This iB the oldest parish of the Protestant Episcopal
Church on the Pacific Coast.
It had its beginning In Divine Service, celebrated
by the Rev. Flavel 8. Mines and the Rev. Augustus
Fitch, Presbyters of the Diocese of New York, on the
eighth day of July, 1849.
On the twenty-second of the same month, several
citizens resolved to form themselves into a congrega-
tion, to be known hereafter as the Holy Trinity Church.
On the twenty-ninth of July, wardens and vestry-
men were elected, and on the sixth of August the Rev.
Mr. Mines was elected Rector.
A fifty-vara lot on the southwest comer of Jackson
and Powell streets was purchased August 26, and a
church edifice erected thereon, which was occupied
the following November. In December, 1851, a lot on
the north side of Pine street, between Montgomery
and Keamy streets, was purchased for the turn of
$4,000, and a wooden edifice, forty by ninety feet, cov-
ered with corrugated iron, erected thereon. The first
services in this church were held January 25, 1852.
On the twenty-seventh of February of the same year
the name of the corporation was changed from the
" Church of the Holy Trinity," to " Trinity Church."
The Rev. 'Flavel S. Mines died August 6, 1852, greatly
lamented by all his parishioners. He was succeeded
by the Rev. C. B. Wyatt, who commenced his ofBcial
duties February 2G, 1853. On Sunday, the twenty-
ninth of January, 1854, the Rt. Rev. Bishop Kip, D.D.,
landed in San Francisco, and preached in Trinity
Church both morning and evening. On the ninth of
April, 1854, being the Sunday before Easter, the rite
of confirmation was administered in Trinity Church.
This was the first Episcopal act ever performed on the
shores of the Pacific. Eighteen persons came forward
to receive the rite — one of them being a native of
China. In May, 1856, Dr. Wyatt returned to New York
on a visit, and the Rev. S. Chipman Thrall, D.D., was
placed in charge of the church until March, 1S57,
when Mr. Wyatt resigned, and Dr. Thrall was elected
his successor, who oflficiated until November, 18b2,
when he resigned, and the Rev. C. B. Wyatt was again
elected Rector. In November, 1863, a fifty-vara lot, on
the comer of Powell and Post streets, was purchased
for the sum of $25,000, and subsequently an adjoining
lot on the east, at an additional cost of $5^00. The
lot and building on Pine street w^as sold in Sep-
tember, 18<)6, for $70,000, and during the same
month the corner stone of the present edifice
was laid. It was consecrated to divine service on
the twenty-second of September, 1867. During the
construction of the new church the congregation
worshiped in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple. In
the spring of 1869 Mr. Wyatt resigned, and was suc-
ceeded by the Rev. Elias Birdsall, who officiated until
May, 1870, when he also resigned. The Rev. C.
W. Turner theu took charge of the parish, and offici-
ated until January, 1871. He was succeeded by the
Rev. Theodore B. Lyman, who officiated until July 1,
1873, when he resigned, and the Rev. G. D. Silliman
took charge, and continued to officiate till March 1st,
1875. The Rev. Dr. Beers having in the meantime
been elected Rector, entered upon his duties about
the middle of March, 1875.
The ordinary services are Morning Prayer, at eleven
o'clock, with Holy Communion on all Sundays and
Holy-days. Evening Prayer at half-past seven o'clock
every Sunday. Sermons after Morning and Evening
Prayers every Sunday, and after Morning Prayers at
the greater Festivals and on Thanksgiving Day. Sun-
day School at half-past nine o'clock A. M., and Public
Catechising at the same hour, the first Sunday in
the month. Teachers' Meeting, Monday at four
o'clock P. M. Ladies' Pastoral Aid Society alter
Morning Prayer, on Fridays at eleven o'clock A. M.
Industrial School at ten o'clock A.M., every Saturday.
Lenten Services as arranged by the Rector from time
to time. Chinese Sunday School at six ofclock P.M.
Church Officers. — William F. Babcock, Senior War-
den ; L. H. Allen, Junior Warden; William T. Cole-
man, John F. Miller, James T. Dean, C. V. Gillespie,
William P. Daingerfield, and W. H. Boothe, Vestrymen ;
Jefferson Martinet, Treasurer.
Grace Cburch.
Location, southeast comer of California and Stock-
ton streets. Rev. William H. Piatt, Rector; resid-
ence, 1407 Jones street.
This church was organized in 1849, the statistics of
which may be summed up as follows : The first Rec-
tor of the church was Dr. J. L. Ver Mehr, who
preached his first sermon in California at the house
of Mr. Merrill, in this cil^, September 10, 1849. A
chapel was next built toward the close of 1849, at the
corner of Powell and John streets, which was first
opened for Divine services December 30, 1849. This
was the first Grace Church. It was sixty feet long by
twenty feet wide, and cost $8,000. On the 28th of
April, 1850, Grace Church was formally organized.
E. Bryant and D. S. Turner were elected Wardens,
and Dr. Ver Mehr chosen Rector. The first vestry
meeting was held on May 20, 1850. In February, 1851,
the contract was made to build the former Grace
Church on Powell Street, which was finished that
Summer. Dr. Ver Mehr preached the first sermon in
this edifice. Bishop Kip arrived in San Francisco
January 29, 1854, and on the twenty-fifth day of Feb-
ruary following assumed the Rectorship, at which
time Dr. Ver Mehr resigned. The Bishop continued
to officiate until Palm Sunday, April 5, 1857, when F.
C. Ewer was ordained, and on the next Sunday he
preached his first sermon. On the fourteenth of
April, Mr. Ewer was elected to be Assistant Minister,
and on the twentieth of the same month he took
chargeof the parish, the Bi8hoi> having departed for
the Atlantic States. The Bishop having returned and
resigned the Rectorship, Mr. Ewer was elected Rector
of the church, December 15, 1867, and retained that
position until April, 1861, when he resigned. At the
earnest solicitation of the Vestry, Bishop Kip again
became Rector, and served as such until October,
1864. Rev. H. Goodwin being then Assistant Minis-
ter, continued as such, when in September, 1866, he
was elected Rector, and on the first of July, 1867, re-
signed. The Rev. James S. Bush was then elected
Rector ; he entered upon his duties in December fol-
lowing, and officiated until the Fall of 1872, when he
resigned, and was succeeded by the Rev. Charles G.
Williamson, who officiated until June, 1873. The
present Rector entered upon the discharge of his
duties November, 1873. Soon after, he resigned and
went to Louisville, Ky., but at the urgent call of the
Vestry returned in the Spring of 1874, and has since
continued as Rector.
The comer stone of the present church edifice was
laid by Bishop Kip in May, 1860. The building is
one hundred and thirty-five feet deep, and sixty-two
feet wide. Height, from floor to apex of roof, sixty-
six feet. The edifice was first opened for public wor-
ship September 28, 1862, and was consecrated on the
third day of May, 1868. Cost over $100,000.
Services are held every Sunday at eleven o'clock
A. M., and half past seven o'clock P. M. Sunday
School meets at half past nine o'clock A. M. *
Church Officers.— G.W. Gibbs and T. C. McAfee,
Wardens; Lloyd Tevis, Leland Stanford, T.W. Hinch-
man, E. D. Morgan, William Blanding, J. H. Reding-
ton, W. A. Frey, and J. R. Spring, Vestrymen.
St. John's Cliurch.
Location, northeast corner Fifteenth and Valencia
streets. Rev. Alfred Todhunter, Rector ; residence,
southeast corner Fifteenth and Valencia.
This church was established in November, 1857,
the Rev. John Chittenden, President of the San Fran-
cisco College, then a lay reader, licensed by the Bishop
of the Diocese, officiating as its Minister. The par-
ish, of which this is the church, was instituted in
February, 1858. The inhabitants are indebted main-
ly to the liberality of a few individuals and the Rev.
John Chittenden" for the first introduction of this
church service into the neighborhood. The Rev. J.
Cameron, ordained in April, 1860, officiated as Curate,
the Rev. John Chittenden being his Rector. By the
energy of the Curate, assisted by his brother clergy-
men, he established the Episcopal Church perma-
nently in this vicinity. The Rev. T. W. Brotherton
took charge on the first of August, 1861, and was suc-
ceeded by Rev. Elias Birdsall, July 1, 1872, who offldl-
ated until 1876, when the present Rector took charge.
The first of August, 1862, a church edifice was com-
menced on a lot presented by the ladies of the con-
gregation to the Vestry, which was finished in No-
vember of the same year, and is capable of accommo-
dating three hundred and fifty persons. The parson-
age adjoining the church, was built during the in-
cumbency of the present Rector, and was completed
September, 1877. Services are held every Sunday at
eleven eleven o'clock A.M., and on Sunday evening
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eleven o'clock A. M. The Sunday School numbers
about three hundred and fifty scholars, and twenty
teachers. Number of volumes in the library, one
thousand. Meets at half past nine o'clock A. M.
Church Officers. — Horatio McPherson, Warden ;
George Turrell, Treasurer ; James Rolph. Secretary ;
Charles D. Wheat, E. B. Perrin, P. Noble, E. E. Eyre,
Silas A. White, Richard Savage, A. T. Noble, F. W.
Van Reynegom, and Elisha Ager, Vestrymen
ClmrcU of tlie Advent.
Location, south side of Howard street, opposite
New Montgomery. Right Rev.William Ingraham Kip,
D. D., Bishop of the Diocese of California, Rector;
residence southwest corner of Franklin and Eddy
streets. Rev. W. L. Grithens, Assistant Rector, resi-
dence, 623 Howard street. Study at the Church.
This iDarish was organized June, 1858. The present
church building was completed and consecrated Feb-
ruary 24, 1861. Services every Sunday at eleven o'clock
A.M., and half-past seven o'clock P.M. The Sunday
School has an average attendance of about foiu: hun-
dred, and meets at half-past nine o'clock A. M.
Church Officers. — H. S. Austin, and James H. Dob-
inson. Wardens ; William N. Olmsted, Joseph East-
land, J. R. Bolton, R. B. Sanchez, J. A. Paxton, Col.
George H. Mendell, Robert Sherwood, A. N. Drown,
and R. H. Lucas, Vestrymen.
St. liUke's Clmrch.
Location, south side of Pacific street between Polk
street and Van Ness Avenue. Rev. S. Gregory Lines,
Rector ; residence, 1222 Pine street.
The first services of the Protestant Episcopal Church
at Spring Valley, which led to the organization of this
church, were held by the Rev. Giles Easton, Assistant
Rector of Grace Church, in Spring Valley School
House, on Broadway street, between Larkin and Polk,
on the fourth of March, 1866.
A Simday School was shortly after organized, with
Mr. John Wigmore as Superintendent, and Mr. Edward
Barry as Librarian. The Mission was at that time
called St. Andrew's Church.
On the twelfth of August, 1866, Rev. D. J. Lee took
charge of the Mission, and changed the place of hold-
ing service to Pixley Hall, on the corner of Pacific
and Polk streets. Shortly after, a society of ladies,
under the name of Martha Society, was formed for the
purpose of raising a fund to purchase a lot and to
erect a church building thereon. About this time the
name of the Mission was changed to the Church of
the Nativity.
The Rev. Dr. Lee having resigned inOctober, 1867,
Re-\»F. O. Barstow was aj^pointed as missionary to the
station. After the resignation of Mr. Barstow, the
vestry elected the Rev. J. B. Gray, Rector, who entered
upon his duties the first Sunday in Sei^tember, 1869.
The Rev. E. S. Peake succeeded to the Rectorship
December 1, 1870, and officiated until June, 1878,
when he was succeeded by the present Rector.
In March, 1868, the ladies of the Martha Society
having been requested to furnish a name for the
Church suggested St. Luke's, under which the parish
was incorporated. The building now occupied by the
congregation was completed September 26, 1868, and
consecrated April V-i, 1873. It was enlarged, and a
Guild room added, December, 1878. The church will
now accommodate over three hundred persons.
The church is supjiorted by offerings and monthly
subscriptions, and seats are free. Services are held
every Sunday at eleven o'clock A.M. and at half past
seven o'clock P. M; and on Saints' Days, and other
Holy Days at eleven o'clock A. M. Sunday School
meets at half past nine o'clock A. M.
Church Officers.— Horatio Beveridge, C. T. Ham-
ilton, S. P. Holden, George H. Andruss, A. A. Wig-
more. H. 11. Judah, P. W. Ames, Jennings S. Cox, J.
W. Hutchinson, T. E. Smith, J. G. Clark, and Charles
W. Whitney, Vestrymen.
St. Peter's Church.
Location, northeast corner of Stockton and Filbert
streets. Rev. M. C. Lightner, Rector ; residence, cor-
ner of Eighteenth and Guerrero.
This parish was organized in July, 1867, through
the zealofts efforts of several earnest laymen, with a
view to supplying the large jjopulation resident in
that portion of the city known as North Bench, with
the ministrations of the church. On many accounts
a difficult field of labor, it is hoped that in time,
through faith and earnest missionary zeal, a self-sup-
porting parish will be established. The parish is in-
corporated, and also admitted into communion with
the Diocesan Convention.
The church building was erected at a cost of $4,500,
and accommodates three hundred, the sittings being
free.
Services every Sunday at eleven o'clock A.M. and
half past seven o'clock P.M.
The Sunday School connected with the church is in
a very flourishing condition. Meets at half past nine
o'clock A.M.
Church Officers. — Samuel Graves, Senior Warden ;
A. W. Oxley, Junior Warden ; H. T. Graves, H. G.
Kuhl, Henry Marsh, J. B. Worden. F. Marsh, R. B.
Farmar, W. H. Medina, T. I. Knipe, and J. P. Bering,
Vestrymen.
St. Alban's Chnrch.
Present place of worship, Cambrian Hall, 1133 Mis-
sion street. Rector, vacant.
Organized in 1870, as a Free Episcopal Church, with
full choral services : has since been conducted, part
of the time, as a Mission, under the name of Trinity
Chapel, being managed by the Rector of Trinity
Church.
Services for the present are discontinued, but the
Sunday School, under the superintendence of W. G.
Badger, meets at fifteen minutes past nine o'clock
A.M.
St. Stephen's Church.
Location, north side of Fulton street, between Web-
ster and Fillmore. Rev. Edgar J. Lion, Rector; resi-
dence, 723 Grove street.
This church was organized early in the year
1879, upon the basis of the congregation, which |
had been gathered by the mission services, con- [
ducted in the locality during the preceding four
years. The church building now occupied is on
the rear of the lot owned by the parish, it being
the intention of the Vestry to build a suitable church
edifice within the next few years in front of the pres-
ent structure, which will then be converted into and
used exclusively as a Parish School.
The congregation now numbers about two hundred
and fifty. Services are held on Sundays at eleven
o'clock A.M. and a quarter to eight P.M. The Sunday
School, which numbers about two huudred, meets at
half past nine o'clock A.M.
Officers.— E. H. Rixford, Thomas Menzies, E. B.
Holmes, George J. Vincent and A. J. Fairweather,
Vestrymen. •
All Saints' Episcopal Church.
Location, Grand Central Hall, corner of Market and
Sixth streets. Rev. W. Fred. Morrison, Rector; resi-
dence, 1429J^ Mission street.
This church was organized November 1, 1878, and
owes its origin to a desire for service upon the Cath-
edral or choral order among many of our Episcopal
people, as well as in some measure to supply a local
want. Although as yet under only a temxjorary or-
ganization, the membership numbers one hundred
and fifty, the congregation averages over two hun-
dred, and the Sunday School has an attendance of
sixty. The Sunday School meets at ten o'clock A.M.
Church services at eleven A.M. and half past seven
P.M. The music in the church service is performed
by a surpliced choir of boys. Connected with the
church is a very efficient guild divided into four de-
partments: social, musical, visiting, and boys club ;
it meets on the first and third Thursdays of each
month.
Temporary Church Officer. — Mr. Kampion, Senior
Warden.
Mission Services.
St. PAtrL'»MissioN. — Southeast corner of California
and Steiner Streets. Rev. James McElroy, D.D., Min-
ister in charge ; residence, 2519 Sacramento street.
This mission grew out of the want long since felt
by several residents in the Western Addition of hav-
ing a Sunday School, and, if possible, a Sunday ser-
vice within a convenient distance from their homes.
It was organized October 1, 1873. The average
congregation is about ninety.
A half fifty-vara lot has been secured for the Mis-
sion, and a neat and commodious edifice erected.
Services are held every Sunday ateleven o'clock A.M.
and half-past seven o'clock P.M. The Sunday School,
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man iu charge, meets at half-past nine o'clock A. M.
It has two hundred and forty children enrolled.
Chuist Church Mission. — Place of worship, south-
west corner of Jackson and Powell strtets, Rev. P. W.
Cassey, Minister in charge ; residence, 25 Prospect
Place. Services are held every Sunday at eleven
o'elock A.M., and forty-live minutes past seven o'clock
P. M. Sunday School at one o'clock P. M.
Seamen's Mission.— Chapel, 118 Jackson street,
corner Front. The Mission is under the charge of
the Clergy of the Diocese. On the Fourth Sunday
of each month the services are held at the Sailors'
Home, corner Harrison and Main, by Rev. Gustavus
W. Mayer. Sunday School every Sunday at two P.M.,
at the Chapel. Also, a Sewing School for girls, which
met ts every Saturday at ten o'clock A. M. at the Church
of the Advent.
EVANGELICAL ^LUTHERAN.
United Gerntan Kvangelical Lutheran Con»
gre^^ation of St. Mark's Church.
Location, south side of Geary street, between Stock-
ton and Powell. Rev. G. Muehlsteph, Pastor ; resi-
dence, 405 Post street.
This is the oldest German Evangelical Lutheran
Congregation in the city, it being iu existence since
1857.
The consolidation of the First German Evangelical
Lutheran Congref^ation of Greenwich Street, and the
German Evangelical Lutheran Congregation of St.
Mark's Church, took place on Tuesday, the 23d day
of July, 1867. Number of members about one hun-
dred.
Services in the German language every Sabbath at
forty-five minutes jiaat ten o'clock A.M. The Sabbath
School meets at half-past nine o'clock A.M.
Church Ofi&cers. — John A. Schmidt, President; O.
Kloppeuburg, Vice-President; A. Kiiner, Financial
Secretary; Edward Kruse, Recording Secretary; D.
H. Barkhaus, Treasurer; N. E. Liihrs, L. Foldman,
Henry Ebbinghausen, Nicholas Goetjeu, C. Haacke,
F. Bruns, and H. Hutaff, Directors.
St. Paul's German Evangelical Lutheran
Church.
Location, south side of Mission street, between
Fifth and Sixth. Rev. J. M. Buehler, Pastor; resi-
dencCj 9.53 Mission street.
This church was organized on the fifteenth of May,
1867, with forty members. In May, 1869, they secured
their present property at a cost of S24,O00, including
alterations. The Ladies' Society connected with this
church has a membership of eighty, and has proven
a very efficient a«xiliary to the cause.
The Sabbath School now numbers five hundred
and sixty-three scholars, with thirty-six teachers.
Services in the German language every Sabbath at
half-past ten o'clock A.M., and half-past seven o'clock
P.M. Sabbath School at nine o'clock A.M.
A Day School, under the auspices of the congrega-
tion, has been established, which includes the
branches taught in the Public Schools; devotes par-
ticular attention to the study of the German language,
and has special regard to the moral training of their
children in the spirit of the Christian religion.
Church Officers.— H. Meese, President; H. Dennin-
ger, Vice-President; C. Kohlmoos, Treasurer; J.
Gripp, Secretary: H. Friedrichs, C. Werner, J.
Schwerdt, and H. Stut, Vestrymen.
Emanuel Church of the Evangelical As-
sociatioii.
Location, north side of Jessie street, between Sixth
and Seventh. Rev. F. W. Fischer, Pastor; residence,
538 Jessie street, rear of church.
Number of members eighty. Services in the Qer-
man language every Sabbath at half-past ten o'clock
A.M., and eight o'clock P.M. Sabbath School, num-
bering one hundred and ninety teachers and scholars,
meets at quarter past nine o'clock A.M. Prayer Meet-
ing every Tuesday, and Bible Meeting every Friday
at eight o'clock P.M.
Church Officers.- Fritz Rentschler, F. Behre, D.
Mauerhan, G. Schaupp and I.orenz Koebeling, Trus-
tees.
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Our Saviour's Scandinavian Evangelical
Lutheran Church.
Rev. I. L. P. Dietrichson, Pastor; residence, 18
Sherman street.
This church was organized on the twentieth of Oc-
to^ber, 1870, by the Rev. Christian Hvistendahl, who
came to San Francisco under the auspices of the Nor-
wegian Lutheran Synod of America, and was the first
Scandinavian Church on the Pacific Coast. Having
labored here for six weeks, he went to the
East; but returned in April, 1871, in accord-
ance with a unanimous call from the congre-
gation to become their Pastor. In June, 1872, he
visited the Scandinavian countries, principally for the
sake of his health, and returned iu October to resume
his labors. About the beginning of the year 1879
the society purchased the property on Sherman street
for $10,500, and have remodelled the building for
church purposes, the additional expenditure being
about $4,000. The progress of the church has been here-
tofore much retarded by the three or four unsuccess-
! ful attempts at organization made in the past twelve
years, and the work of raising funds for the purchase
of the present iiroperty was accompanied with much
difficulty. This accomplLshed, the future of the
church is now assured, and its jirospccts are encourag-
ing. A Ladies' Society to promote the interests of the
church and for the relief of poor Scandinavians has
lately been organized. Services in the Scandinavian
language Sundays and holidays at half-past teno'clock,
A. M. The seats are always free, and strangers are
welcome.' Its membership is now one hundred and
twenty-five.
Church Officers.— A. J. Wohlander, Ernst KruU,
J. Nelson. Charles Lucky, John Hensen, B. H. Madi-
son, J. Simpson, C. Decker and R. Rasmussen.
First Reformed Church (German).
Location, east side of Eleventh street, between Mar-
ket and Mission. Rev. J. FueDdeling, Pastor ; resi-
dence, 29 Eleventh street, basement of church.
This society was organized by the Rev. Frederick
Fox, on the eleventh of April, 1869. Three Elders and
three Deacons, together with the Pastor, constitute
the consistory.
The church and Sabbath School are the first of the
kind organized on the Pacific Coast, and, until the
ninth of September, 1874, stood in connection with
the Zion'a Classis Penna of the Eastern Synod of the
Reformed Church of the United States, when on said
date four ministers and three congregations on the
Pacific Coast of said Reformed Church organized a
San Francisco Classis in connection with the Potomac
Synod of the Reformed Church of the United States.
The church, occupied by the congregation, was
erected at a cost, including lot, of $7,000. Dedicated
December 15, 1872.
Services on Sabbath in the German language at
eleven o'clock, A. M. German Sabbath School at
half-past nine o'clock, A.M.
Church Officers.— Behrend Joost, C. Roenicke, Ber-
nard Hauser, George Hertel, F. Joost and J. Zipf,
Trustees.
French Reformed Evangelical Church.
Present place of worship, rooms of the Young Wo-
men's Christian Association, 314 Sutter street: Rev.
Edmond Verrue, Pastor; residence, 31 Glen Park Av-
enue. Organized February 18th, 1877. Number of
members nineteen. Services in the French language
every Sunday at eleven o'clock A.M. A Sunday School
in connection with the church, meets at ten o'clock
A. M.
Officers.— Adolph Juillerat and Numa Duperu, El-
ders.
St. John's German Evangelical Church.
Rev. J. Fuendeliug, Pastor ; residence. 29 Eleventh
street. This church was organized in July, 1879.
The congregation are at present worshipping at the
Green Street Congregational Church. Services held
every Sabbath in the German language, at half-past
seven o'clock P. M. Sabbath School at nine o'clock
A. M.
Church Officers.— J. Gundelach, President; J. Wes-
sel. Treasurer; C. Hoffman, Secretary. C. Bill, P.
Wc'isel, F. Goetje and G. Hoffman, Trustees.
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Congxegation Emann-El.
Location of synagogue, north side of Sutter street,
between Stockton and Powell. Rev. Elkan Cohn,
Rabbi ; residence, 905 Hyde street; Max Wolf, Reader.
Organized April, 1851 . The new synagogue of this
society, erected in 1866, is an elegant and substantial
structure, built of brick, at a cost, including the price
paid for the lot, of $185,000. The auditorium is fifty-
three feet wide, ninety-seven feet long, and fifty feet
high, affording a seating capacity for over twelve hun-
dred persons. The internal arrangements are chaste
and appropriate, and admirably adapted to the pur-
poses of the congregation. A school for the religious
education of the youth, with four hundred and sixty-
three pupils, is couducted in the basement rooms of
the synagogue building.
Ofiicers. — 61. Selig, President; N. Scheeline, Vice-
President; M. Hyman, Treasurer; Emanuel Levy, Sec-
retary ; Jacob Greenebaum, J. Manheim, S. Sachs,
Martin Heller, L. Emanuel, M. Meyerfeld, A. Schwab-
acher and Mayer Neil, Trustees; M. Steppacher, Sex-
ton and Collector.
Congregation Oliabai Slialome.
Location of synagogue, east side of Mason street,
between Geary and Post. Rev. Dr. A. S. Bettelheim,
Rabbi; residence, 1311 Larkin street.
The elegant edifice occupied by this congregation
was erected in 1865. The main building is rectangular
in form, built substantially of brick, at an e:jpense of
$60,000. The interior presents a beautiful appearance,
and the entire arrangements are appropriate and im-
posing. The large hall of the basement is fitted up
as school rooms.
Officers.— A. Newman, President ; J. S. Friedman,
Vice-President ; Julius Baum, Treasurer ; M. Water-
man, Secretary ; L. Bluui.L. Kline, S. Wand, S. Kosh-
land and L. Lasar, Trustees ; Charles Greenljerg, Col-
lector.
Congregation Slieritli Israel.
Location of synagogue, northeast corner of Post and
Taylor streets. Rev. Dr. H. Vidaver, Rabbi ; residence,
806 Jones street. M. Luxenburg, Cantor.
OfiBicers — G. Aronson, President ; M. Phillips, Vice-
President ; Isaiah Cohn, Secretary ; W. Caro Treasurer ;
A. L, Badt, H. Lowenberg, M. Davidson, M. B. Lich-
tenstein, J. Newman, B. Sheideman, H. W. Hyman,
H. Liebes and B. Mish, Trustees ; A. Coney, Collector^
Congregation Betli IsraeL
Location of synagogue, Turk street, near Taylor.
Rev. Dr. A. J. Messing, Rabbi; residence, 630 Eddy
street.
This congregation was organized in 1861, and wor-
shipped for many years in rented buildings, more
latterly using the small frame structure on the corner
of Mission and Mary streets. The growing wants of
the congregation, coupled with its increased ability,
early last year led to the purchase of their present
location, upon which there has been built and just
completed an elegant and suitable synagogue at a cost
of $15,000. It has a frontage of fifty feet by one hun-
dred in depth, has lecture and school rooms in base-
ment, the audience chamber occupying the entire
second floor. The present membership is about one
hundred and seventy-five. Services are held daily,
morning and evening, at the usual hours.
Officers. — M. M. Feder, President ; M. B. Ephraim,
Vice-President ; Nathan Levy, Secretary ; Marcus
Levy, Treasurer ; E. Ashersohn, S. Packerman, M. G.
Harris, J. Lindner, L. Licht, R. S. Colish, S. Green,
D. Michael and M. Marks, Trustees; E. Ashersohn,
Collector.
Congregation Sliaarey Tzedek.
Location of Synagogue, east side of Stockton street,
between Pacific and Broadway. Rev. Ph. Bernstein,
Rabbi ; residence, southwest corner of Vallejo and
Powell streets.
Ofiicers. — 1. Friedman, President; Jacob Berel,
Vice-President ; Samuel Polaek, Secretary ; Solomon
Levy, Treasurer ; M. Pincus, J. Dauss, L. Levy, and
W. Meyer, Trustees ; A. Cooper, Collector.
Congregation Betli-Menaliim Streisand.
Minna street, between Fifth and Sixth. Rabbi
vacant. Services held every day. Ellas Levy, Presi-
dent.
Congregation Nevah-Zedeck.
Location of Synagogue 14 Tyler, near Market. Laser^
Lazarus, teacher of the congregation ; residence, 417
Jessie. Services held three times daily. Rabbi va-
cant.
Ofiicers. — J, S. Rotschild, President ; L. Mayer,
Vice-Presidest ; L. Blochman, Secretary ; H. Kramer,
Treasurer; D. Arronson, Collector.
METHODIST.
First Metkodist Episcopal Cknrch.
Location, west side of Powell street, between Wash-
ington and Jackson. Rev. R. L. Harford, Pastor ; resi-
dence, 1008 Washington street.
This is the oldest Protestant chiirch organization in
San Francisco or in California, several families •
having been formed into a society here by Rev. W.
Roberts, in 1846. The timbers and shingles of a
church building were hewn in Oregon, and were in
course of erection upon the present site when Rev.
W. Taylor arrived, as Missionary, in 1849. From this «
beginning the M. E. Church in California has grown,
until it now numbers over seven thousand members.
The present beautiful edifice was erected in 1871, j
at a cost of $25,000. Its spire is one of the most grace-- !
ful in the city, and all its adornments are in exquis-
ite taste, without extravagance.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.M., and
half-past seven o'clock P.M. Sabbath School at half-
past twelve o'clock P.M. Prayer Meeting on Wednea---
day evenings. i
Church Officers.— John Truebody, Annis Merrill,,^
John R. Sims, J. M. Johnson, T. McLean, John Wil-
lis. Charles M. Seeley and R. P. Davenport. George
Southwell, Secretary ; E. M. Furbush, Treasurer.
HoTvard Street Methodist Episcopal Charcki
Location, south side of Howard street, between i
Second and Third. Rev. M. C. Briggs, Pastor ; resi-
dence, 9 Hubbard street.
The society, organized in 1852, under the superin-
tendence of Rev. Isaac Owen, erected and dedicated I
December 5, 1853, a plain, but substantial, neatly-fur-
nished House of worship on Folsom street. The
present building was erected in 18C2, under the pas-
torship and superintendence of Rev. J. D. Blain. The
building is Gothic, of the fourteenth century, ninely-
six f eet long by fifty eight feet wide. It seats about i
twelve hundred persons. Value, including lot and I
parsonage, $100,000, with a debt about $10,000. After
setting off the Central and Mission Street churches,
there are now more than four hundred communicants,
and a Sabbath School, numbering sixty officers and
teachers and one thousand scholars, with an average '
attendance of about five hundred, and a library of two
thousand volumes. Services every Sabbath morning
and evening at the usual hours. Prayer Meeting, etc.,
on Sunday, at half past six o'clock P. M., and on
Wednesday, at half past seven o'clock P. M. Class
meetings at nine o'clock A. M. and twelve o'clock M.
Sundays. Sabbath School at two o'clock P. M.
Church Officers. — Charles Goodall, -James Harlow,
S. Mosgrove, Samuel Hancock, John Curry, H. H.
Noble, J. F. Byxbee, J. M.Whiting, and J. M. Bufflng-
ton, Trustees.
Central Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location, north side of Mission street, between:
Sixth and Seventh. Rev. C.V. Anthony, Pastor ; resi-
d«nce, 1165 Mission street.
The church was organized in 18G4, by Rev. J. D.
Blain, and a small building erected on a leased lot
nearly opposite the present site. The present lot was
purchased in 1866, under the pastoral charge of Rev.
J. B. Hill, and is seventy-five feet front on Mission
street, running through one hundred and sixty to Jes-
sie street. The church edifice is fif tj'-six by one hun-
dred feet, besides Sunday School and class rooms,
which are accommodated in an L on the back of the
main church building, forty-six by fifty feet. The
present church was placed on the lot in 1872, imder
the pastoral charge of Rev. A. M. Hough, who re-,
mained in charge until September, 1873, when the
Rev. T. 8. Dunn succeeded him, who remained iintil
1875, when Dr. Jewell succeeded to the pastorate,
remaining until September, 1878, when he was fol-
lowed by the present pastor. Within the past three
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years new galleries have been put in, largely increas-
ing the sitting capacity of the church. The society
now numbers, including probatiouerB, three hundred
ivnd ninety.
Services every Sabbath morning and evening at the
usual hours. Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evenings,
and Praise Service Sabbath at six and a half o'clock
P. M. Sabbath School and Bibleclasses attwoo'clock
P. M. Class Meetings Sabbath at half past nine
o'clock A.M., and at half past twelve o'clo.'k P. M.,
and on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Young peo-
ple's meeting every Monday evening. Literary So-
ciety held Saturday evenings.
Church Officers.— E. Burke, President ; William Ab-
bott, Secretary ; N.J. Bird, Treasurer ; William Ab-
bott, George Watterson, W. W.Mackay, J. AV. Gale, E.
O. Glynn. C. J. Holmes, N. J. Bird, and J. B. Emmal,
Trustees.
Grace diethodlst Episcopal Cburcb.
Location, east side of Mission street, between Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth. Rev. A. J. Wells, Pastor; resi-
dence, southwest corner of Valencia and Twenty-third
streets.
The building occupied by this church, erected on a
lot sixty-five by one hundred and twenty-two feet,
presented by John Center, is a neat and substantial
frame structure, fifty by ninety feet, with a lecture
room fifty by fifty-two feet, and so constructed that it
can be extended whenever the wants of the society
demand it.
This church was known as the Mission Street Meth-
odist Episcopal until 1876, when the present name
was adopted. Number of members, one hundred and
ten.
Services on Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M., and at
half past seven o'clock P. M. Prayer Meeting on
Wednesdays at half past seven o'clock P. M. The
Sabbath School connected with the church has an av-
erage attendance of three hundred and a librarj- of
six hundred volumes. Meets at half past two o'clock
P.M.
Church OfiScers.— 0. S. Holmes, N. J. Rogers, D.
Henderson, J. C. Stubbs, G. W. Lemont, and J. L.
Culin, Trustees.
Kentucky Street Slethodigt Episcopal
Cbnrcli.
Location, -Tennessee street, south of Solano, Po-
trero. J. H. Wythe, Pastor; residence, 965 West
street, Oakland. Organized 1870. Number of mem-
bers, thirty. Sunday School attendance, ninety.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and
half past seven o'clock P. M. Prayer Meeting Thurs-
day evenings. Sunday School at two o'clock P. M.
Church Officers. — Hugh Fraser, T. Shannon, John
Taylor and P. Noble, Trustees.
St. Paul's German SletbodLit Episcopal
Churcli.
Location, north side Broadway street, between
Stockton and Powell. Rev. R. Steinbach, Pastor ;
residence, at church.
This church was organized February 29, 1859.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and
half past seven o'clock P. M. ; also, every Wednesday
evening in the German language. Sunday School at
half past nine o'clock A. M.
German Bletbodist Episcopal Church.
Location, Folsom street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Rev. Hermann Briick, Pastor ; residence, 864 Folsom
street, rear.
This church was organized in the Fall of 1855.
Number of members fifty-five.
Services every Sunday at forty-flve minutes past ten
o'clock A. M. and half past seven o'clock P. M. Sab-
bath School at nine o'clock A. M. Prayer Meeting
every Wednesday evening at half past seven o'clock.
Praise meeting every Friday evening at half past seven
o'clock. All ser\'ice8 iu the German language.
Church Officers. — Christian Kobicke, President;
August Muller, Treasurer ; Charles F. Krebs, Secre-
tary; Hermann Schrader, William Bruck, John Bern-
hardt, and Carl Stein, Trustees.
St. Paul's Methoflist Episcopal Church,
South.
Location, west side of Russ street, between Howard
and Folsom. Rev. H. A. M. Henderson, Pastor; resi-
dence, 28 Twelfth.
This church was re-organized in October, 1868, by
the Rev. O. P. Fitzg<^rald, Revs. W. R. Gober, Morris
Evans, Samuel Brown, E. K. Miller, Jesse Wood, Dab-
ney Ball, E. E. Hoss, W. J. Mahon, and C. Chamber-
lin having severally had pastoral charge. The con-
gregation worshipped for several years on Minna
Street, between Fourth and Fifth, and afterwards in
Pythian Hall Building. They now own and occupy
the commodious edifice formerly known as the Colum-
bia Square Baptist Church.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.M., and
half past seven o'clock P.M. Sabbath School at close
of morning service. Class Meetings at half past nine
o'clock A.M. Prayer meeting on Thursday evenings.
Church Officers.— Wick B. Parsons, John A. McClel-
land, Rufus K. Cain, C. L. Newman, and R. Larri-
more. Trustees.
Bush Street niethodist Episcopal Church.
Location, Bush street, between Scott and Devlsa-
dero. Rev. Wesley Peck, Pastor; residence, 2520 Bush
street.
This house of worship was built, at a cost of ?5,500,
from the proceeds of the sale of the Seaman's Bethel,
in 1869. A Sabbath School, with about three hundred
members and a library of three hundred volumes, is
connected with the church. Number of communicants
and probationers, eighty-four.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.M. and
half past seven o'clock P.M. Class Meeting Fridays,
at 7.3u P.M. Prayer Meeting Wednesday evenings.
Sabbath School every Sunday at two o'clock P. M.
Church Officers.- Charles C. Lombard, Henry Ma-
hau, and J. B. Owens, Trustees.
South San Francisco Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Location, Fifteenth avenue, South S. F. ; Pastor,
vacant.
This society has erected a small edifice, at a cost,
including furniture, of $3,500. The lot, seventj'-five
by one hundred feet, was donated by Messrs. Williams
and Case.
No services held at this church. The Sunday
School is under the supervision of Mr. John Pinder
of South San Francisco, having about twenty mem-
bers, with a probable increase to fifty orsixty. School
meets every Sunday at 3 o'clock P. M.
Scandinavian Methodist Episcopal Church.
Place of worship, north side of Harrison street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth ; Rev. E. Shogren, Pastor; resi-
dence, 502 Sixth street, pms
This church was organized September 27, 1875.
Services are held every Sabbath at half past ten
o'clock A.M. and half past seven o'clock P.M. Prayer
Meetings Thursdays at half past seven o'clock P.M.
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church.
Location, west side of Stockton street, between Clay
andSacramento. Rev. Adam Smith, Pastor ; residence,
1306 Vallejo street.
The congregation was organized by Rev. John J.
Moore, August 1, 1852. In April, 1864, they purchased
the Unitarian Church on Stockton street, for $15,500,
on which there is a debt of $2,000. Connected with
the church is a Sabbath School of three teachers and
thirty scholars, and a librarj* of four hundred vol-
umes.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and
half past seven o'clock P. M. Sabbath School at one
o'clock P. M.
Church Officers, — S. E. Freeman, President ; Will-
iam Mitchell, Secretary; John Fields, James Har-
grove, W. J. Parker, John Mason, Henry Tolburt,
Giles Sneads, and George F. Norton, Trustees.
African Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location, west side of Powell street, between Jack-
son and Pacific. Rev. George Jamison, Pastor; resi-
dence, 1111 Clay.
The society worshiping here was organized in 1859.
and is the same that formerly occupied the St. Cyp-
I rian Church. Under the pastorship of Rev. T. M. D
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Ward, they reorganized in 1856, and secured the
Scott Street Church property, where thty continued
to worship until March, 18G2, when they purchased
the property, which, up to that time, had been known
as Grace Church, for $5,500. Eev. J. B. Sanderson
was Pastor from May, 1857, to June, 1859. At this
time Kev. T. M. D. Ward again took charge, and re-
mained Pastor until May, 18G8, when he was conse-
crated Bishop. From Jiily, 1869, to June, 1870, Kev.
John R. V. Morgan acted as Pastor. The Kev. K. Dor-
sey next took charge, and was succeeded by the Kev.
J. H. Hubbard March 30, 1872. He was succeeded by
the Kev. I. N. Triplett, who officiated until 1876, when
the Rev. John L. Dyer took charge, officiating un-
til the latter part of 1877, from which time until De-
cember, 1878, the pastorate remained vacant, when
the present pastor took charge. During the year 1865
three deacons were ordained by the Rt. Rev. Jabez P.
Campbell, Bishop of California.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M., and
half past seven o'clock P. M. Sabbath School at half
past one o'clock P. M.
Church Officers, — Noah Craig, George W.Lee, John
Pointer, John Smith, Joseph "Washington, George
Jamison, William H. Carter, James Reader, and
Philip Jenkins, Trustees.
Clkinese Mission House of tlie Methodist
ISpiscopal Clmrcli.
Location, north side of Washington street, between
Stockton and Powell. Rev. Otis Gibson, Superinten-
dent; Rev. A. J. Hanson, Assistant Superinterident ;
residence, 916 Washington street. Lee Tong Hay
Chan Pak Kwal, and Chan Hon Fan, native helpers.
This Mission House, erected in 1870, is a neat and
commodious edifice, fifty-six by seventy feet, and
three stories high. On the main floor are three school
rooms, with double folding doors between, so that
when desirable they can all be thrown into one room
for general school exercises or religious services. On
the second floor of the Chinese department are two
school rooms, also connected by folding doors, and
rooms for a missionary family. The third floor of
this portion of the building contains four fine rooms,
designed for, and used as, an Asylum for Chinese
women and girls, who may be saved from lives of
slavery and shame. Mrs. Jane Walker is employed
as teacher and missionary in this department. Sab-
bath School for women at twenty minutes past one
o'clock P.M. every Sabbath. The entrance to the
Chinese department is on Stone street, and to the
Parsonage department, 916 Washington street.
The total cost of the property is $32 ,000, one-third of
which has been contributed by friends on this coast,
and the balance has been paid by the Missionary So-
ciety of the Methodist Episcopal Church, to which
society the property is deeded.
The schools are graded into five classes, employing
five experienced teachers, and are open every evening
during the week except Saturday. Tuition $1 per
month. Bible Class meets every Sabbath at eleven
o'clock A.M. Sabbath School at half past six o'clock
P.M. Praise Service and Bible Class Wednesday even-
ings. Services in the Chinese language every Sab-
bath, at twenty minutes past twelve o'clock P.M., at
the Mission House, and every day of the week at two
o'clock P.M. at the Chapel, 620 Jackson street, be-
tween Dupont and Kearny.
PRESBYTEKIAN.
First Presbyterian Churcli
Location, west side of Stockton street, between
Washington and Clay. Rev. Philo F. Phelps, Acting
Pastor ; residence, 1116 Jackson street.
This church was organized May 20, 1849, under the
direction of Rev. Albert Williams, and was the first
Protestant church organized in San Francisco. W.W.
Caldwell, Frederick Billings, Dr. George F. Turner,
Mrs. Sarah B. Gillespie, Mrs. Ann Hodgson, and Mrs.
Margaret A. Geary were the original members ; Cap-
tain B. Simmons, E. Woodniff, and H. Grimes were
the first Trustees.
During the Summer of ISig the congregation wor-
shipped in a tent on Dupont street, afterward in a
store room of the Custom House, and in the Superior
Court Room, City Hall, until January 19, 1851, when
a neat Gothic edifice was erected on Stockton street,
near Broadway, capable of liolding seven hundred
persons. This house was destroyed by the great lire
of June 22, 1851. A plain biuldiug was immediately
erected on the same spot, in which the congregation
worshipped until August, 1857 ; and from that time
until May, 18.58, their meetings were held in the Chi-
nese Mission Chapel. Their present fine house of
worship was built in the Summer and Autumn of
1857, at a cost of about $80,000, including the lot, fur-
niture, and fixtures. It is in the Gothic style of ar-
chitecture throughout. The main building is one
hundred and seventeen feet long, or to the outside of
the tower, one hundred and twenty-tliree feet, and is
sixty-one feet wide. Rooms for the Pastor's Ptudy
and social meetings are on the same floor with the
audience room, which last is eighty-one by fifty-eight
feet, with a ceiling thirty-nine feet high. A Sabbath
School room, fifty-seven by thirty-six feet, is over the
front apartments ; on the northeast corner of the
house is a brick tower, ninety-six feet in height. There
is an organ gallery that will seat a choir of fortv per-
sons, and contains one of the largest and handsomest
organs in the city. In all its arrangements the edifice
is admirably adapted to its purpose, and it the same
time is in accordance with true architectural taste.
The chin-ch is entirely free from debt. Present
number of communicants is about one hundred and
ninety.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A.M., and at half past seven o'clock P.M.; Lecture on
Wednesday evenings. Evening Prayer Meeting at
seven P.M. The public invited to all services.
There is a large and flourishing Sabbath School con-
nected with the church. Average attendance, two
hundred. Number of teachers, thirty-five. A choice
librai-y of over eight hundred volumes is attached to
the school. C. C. Shattuck, Superintendent. Sab-
bath School and Bible Class meet at one o'clock P. M.
Church Officers. — N. Gray, S. Hopkins, Samuel
Irving, Robert Flennikinand Charles Kellogg, Elders;
C. L. Kellogg and S. B. King, Deacons; David Hewes,
President; J. F. Heston, Secretary and Treasurer;
H. L. King, J. B. Painter, William Bosworth, Joseph
Gordon, S. G. Carruthers, F. W. Marvin and J. G.
Vogeley, Trustees.
Calvary Presbyterian. Church.
Location, northwest corner of Geary and Powell
streets. Rev. John Hemphill, Pastor; residence,
1239 Pine street.
This chiu'ch was organized July 17, 1854. The first
Pastor was the Rev. W. A. Scott, D.D., who com-
menced his labors in this city on the twenty-first of
May previously. Dr. Scott continued to officiate until
the close of the year 1861, when he was succeeded by
the Kev. Charles Wadsworth, D.D., who continued
in charge until the Summer of 1869. The Kev. John
Hemphill, the present Pastor, entered upon his duties
on the first Sabbath of April, 1870. In 18.54 this con-
gregation erected a church on Bush street, between
Slontgomery and Sausome, where they worshiped un-
til the dedication of their present house of worship.
The construction of the new edifice was commenced
in 1868 and completed in May, 1869. It occupies a
fifty-vara lot, and is one of the most beautiful and
convenient churches in the city. It will comfortably
seat about one thousand persons. The Lecture and
Sunday School Room is handsomely furnished, and
will accommodate from six to eight hundred persons.
The church has a splendid organ, built by Henry
Erben, of New York, which cost over $8,00Q, and is
one of the largest and most costly in-strunients on the
Pacific. Coast ; for excellence of workmanship and
brilliancy of tone it has been pronounced unsur-
passed.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and
half past seven o'clock P. M. Public Lecture
Wednesday evening. Prayer Meeting every Friday
evening and every Sabbath, one hour before the even-
ing service. Sabbath School meets at half past
twelve o'clock P.M.
Church Officers. — R. McKee, James B. Roberts,
William H. Stowell. Cyrus Carmany, Thomas Magee,
John Dunn, and Nicholas T. Romaine, Elders ; Charles
W. Gordon, Jonathan Shaw, A. L. Taylor, John W.
Brown, and John E. Bidwell, Deacons ; Charles Claj'-
ton, President ; James B. Roberts, Secretary ; Wil-
liam Blackwood, Treasurer ; Angus Cameron, W. S.
Clark, M. P. Jones, David Meeker, Alexander R. Bald-
win, and Prentiss Selby, Trustees.
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CHURCHES.
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Hoivard Presbyterian Clinrch.
Location, south side of Mission street, between
Tliird and Kourtli. Pastor, vuciint.
The church was orjjauized September, 1850, under
the anspices of tlip Kev. S. H. Willey, who continued
111 the pastorate lor twelve years. Tlie building then
occupied by the congregation was dedicated Juno 17,
1851 ; was enlarged and repaired in 18(14, and in 1807
was Bold to the Third Baptist Society. The llev. H.
M. Scudder, U.D., who was for many years a mission-
ary in India, was installed by the Presbytery of San
Francisco, July 23, 18G5, and prosecuted his work
with great success until March, 1871, when he re-
signed. The Rev. Hugh Smith Carpenter, D.D., sup-
plied the pulpit from February, 1872, to March, 1871,
when he resigned. He was succeeded by the Uev.
Alfred H. Kellogg, who commenced his services, as
Acting Pastor, on the first Sunday of December, 187i.
Rev. A. S. Fiske was installed by the Presbytery of
Ban Francisco October 10, 187.T, and dismissed No-
vember 29, 1877. The number of communicants en-
rolled is about three hundred.
Regular services are held on Sundays at eleven
o'clock A. M., althoiigh the evening meeting has
been temporarily suspended. The church building
has been rented, and the congregation now worships
in the small chapel adjoining. Sunday School meets
at half past nine o'clock A. M.
Oflicera.— Wales L. Palmer and E. R. Hawley, Eld-
ers.
Larkin Street Presbyterian Clinrclu
Location, corner of Larkin and Pacific streets. Rev.
John M. Allis, Pastor ; residence Abbotsford House,
Broadway, bet Larkin and Polk strei ts.
This enterprise was commenced by Rev. J. D.
Strong, in the Spring Valley School House, in April,
18G2. A Union Sabbath School, under the superin-
tendence of E. R. Waterman, had previously existed
in the neighborhood for more than two years, but was
not formally connected with the church movement
till near the close of that year, when an effort was
made to erect a house of worship, but failed for want
of the requisite funds. During the following Sum-
mer the effort was revived, and in September, 18()3. a
Board of Trustees was iucorijorated, a lot purchased
at an expense of $1,000, plans ajid specitications pre-
pared by S. H. Williams, and the contract for build-
ing the church edifice let to J. W. Duncan. Ou the
fourth of September, 18(14, the building was com-
pleted and dedicated. It is of wood, seventy-two feet
long and t\irty-two feet wide, and has seats for about
four hundred persons. Its arclritecture is plain and
unpretending, but neat and tasteful. Its whole cost
was a little over $10,(J00.
Ser-siccs every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M, and
half past seven o'clock P. M. Young People's Prayer
Meeting Sundays at half past six o'clock P. M., and
regular Prayer Meeting every Wednesday night. The
Sabbath School has an average attendance of two
hundred and tifty, and meets immediately after morn-
ing service ; J. 8. Webster, superintendent.
Church Oflicers— Warren Holt, J. S. Webster, A. B.
Crosbv, Joseph Weed, and William J. Walker, Elders ;
8. H. Williams, William J. Walker, A. B. Crosby, Jo-
BephWeed, John H. Tingman, George E. Wellington,
and George F, Hill, Triistees ; Joseph Weed, Treasurer.
Central Presbyterian Tabernacle.
Location, north side of Tyler street, between Tay-
lor and Jones. Rev. W. J. Smith. Pastor ; residence,
Grand Hotel.
This church was organized by a Committee of the
Presbytery of California, May. 14, 180.5, with forty-
seven members, with Rev. John G. Fackler as Acting
Pastor. At present it has on Its roll the name^of two
hundred and ninety-eight communicants. In the
Summer of 1865, the congregation erected an edifice
on Mission street, between Fifth and Sixth, where
they worshipped until the Summer of 18G9, when a
second house of worship on Tyler i-treet, between Tay-
lor and Jones, was completed and formally dedicated
to the service of God on Sunday, November 28, 1809.
The Rev. John G. Fackler, through whose labors the
congregation was gathered, was installed Pastor in
April, 1860, and officiated until the Fall of 1870, when
a call was extended to the Rev T. M. Cunningham, D.
D., to become their Pastor, which he accepted. He
preache;! his first sermon on Sabbath morning, Octo-
ber 9, IbliJ, and continued to officiate until Decem-
ber, 1875. The congregation and Sabbath School
increasing so r, pidly, it was determined to sell this
edifice, which was done in the month of August, 1H72.
In September, 1K72, the contract for the present build-
ing, called the "Central Presbyterian Tabernacle,"
was signed, and the work commenced to erect a build-
ing which is free to all persons. It was dediciited to
the worship of God on the 20th day of April, 1873.
The building is an octagon shape, surmounted by a
dome from which suspends a sunburner, which is the
only liglit used. The walls are handsomely frescoed
and contain appropriate mottoes from the " Beati-
tudes." A splendid organ fills up the entire east wall.
The basement is divided into lei ture room, two class
rooms, kitchen (used at the social meetings of the con-
gregation), study, and library.
On the second Sabbath in November, 1878, Rev. W.
J. Smith preached his first seimou, continuing to fill
the pulpit from that time until March 12, 1879,
when at a meeting of the congregation he was unani-
mously elected as their Pastor.
Sabbath services held at eleven o'clock A.M., and
half-past seven o'clock P.M. Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday in the lecture room at half-past seven
o'clock P.M., and on Sabbath evenings at half-past
six o'clock P.M. Praise service is held till half-past
seven o'clock P.M., when the usual service is held.
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper is administered
on the first Sabbath in March, June, September, and
December. The Sabbath School connected with the
church was organized January 16, 1865, with fifty-
seven scholars and twenty teachers, with Stephen
Franklin as Superintendent. The whole number of
teachers and scholars now enrolled is two hundred
and forty-two; meets at half-past nine o'clock A.M.
The library contains two thousand useful vohunes,
which are eagerly read by the children.
Young People's Aid Society meets every Tuesday
evening, at half past seven o'clock. Superintendent
of Sunday School, August Hemme.
Church Officers.— A. Hemme, Daniel Swannack,
George I. N. Monell, and Alfred Hammil, Elders;
James Moore, James R. Carrlck, Evan Ferguson, and
G. L. Hinckley, Deacons.
Emmanuel Mission.
Location, 928 Harrison street, between Fifth and
Sixth. Rev. James Woodworth, Superintendent ; res-
idence, 1713 Stevenson street. Sunday School every
Sabbath at half past two o'clock P. M.
United Presbyterian Church.
Location, west side of Mason street, between Eddy
and Ellis. Rev. M. M. Gibson, Pastor; residence, 803
Guerrero street, near Twentieth.
This church was organized January, 1866, by the
Rev. J. T. Cooper, D. D., with thirty-eight members;
it now numbers about two hundred and fifty. It uses
the metrical version of the Psalms of David in praise.
The pews are free.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.
M., and half past seveno'clock P. M. Sabbath School
at half past nine o'clock A. M.
Church Officers.— William Brown, James Fo.ster,
John Smith, John Duncan, John McKay, Elders ; J. A.
Calhoun, President ; John Mcllwaine, Treasurer ; Peter
Milliken, George Bennett, Thomas Wilson, John Mar-
shal and James Scobie, Trustees.
Westminster Presbyterian Church.
Location, south side of Fell street, between Octavia
and Laguna. Pastor, vacant.
Organized April 4, 1864. Number of members, one
hundred and eighty.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and
half pastTseven o'clock P. M. Sabbath School at two
o'clock P. M. C. Geddes, Sui>erintendent. Average
attendance, two hundred and fifty. Prayer meetings
Wednesdays and Fridays at half past seven o'clock
P.M.
Church Officers.— C. 8. Capp, John O.Doane, Thom-
as Maxwell, Monroe Greenwood, and D. A.Brown,
Trustees ; Monroe Greenwood, Treasurer ; D. A.
Brown, Clerk.
Howard Street Presbyterian Church.
Location,ea6t side of Howard street between Twenty-
first and Twenty-second. Kev. A. 8. Fiske, Pastor;
residence, 628 Twenty-third stnet.
Organized 1868. Number of members, one hundred
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and fifty. The increase in the membership during
the past year has been about forty per cent.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.M. and
half i^ast seven o'clock P.M. Prayer meeting and
Teachers' meeting at half-past seven Wednesday even-
ing.
Sunday School at half-past tveelve P.M. Average
attendance one hundred and eighty.
Church Officers.— J. W. Stewart, O. F. Von Ehein,
A. S. Hall, and W. L. Meeker, Elders; George C. Per-
kins, Samuel Crim, J. W. Stewart, O. F. Von Rhein,
W. L. Meeker, L. B. Mastick, L. W. Sawyer, J. M.
Stockman, and J. W. Mayberry, Trustees.
St. John's Presbytei-ian Church.
Location, north side of Post street, between Mason
and Taylor. Rev. W. A. Scott, D.D., LL. D., Pastor;
residence, 521 Post street.
This church was organized March 6, 1870, in Pacific
Hall, by the Presbytery of San Francisco, with fifty-
eight comm\ining members. The number at present
is three hundred and seventy. Soon after its organ-
ization the congregation purchased their present
beautiful place of worsliip from the St. James' Epis-
copal Parish, for the sum of Sl5,000, and have since
expended $20,000 for improvements. The organ,
which is a very excellent one. cost $10,000. Church
services at eleven o'clock A.M. and h^f-i)a8t seven
o'clock P.M.
The Sabbath School connected with the church has
five hundred members, and a library containing
thirteen hundred and seventeen volumes, with nu-
merous diagrams of Bible places and scenes. It
meets at half-past nine o'clock A.M.
Church Ofi&cers. — Stephen Franklin, Edward Dillon,
George Mearns, G. K. Gluyas, and James D. Thorn-
ton, Ruling Elders; Henry M. Newhall, N. G. Kittle, J.
O. Eountree, David Porter, M. L. McDonald, Edward
Roper, A. D. Smith, Frank Henderson, and Thomas
Anderson, Trustees.
Olivet Presbyterian Church.
Location, Tennessee street, between Sierra and
Napa. Pulpit supplied bj- the Presbyterian Theolog-
ical Seminary.
This church is built on a lot of land, fifty by one
hundred feet, presented by E. A. Lawrence, Esq. It
was erected in 1871 at a cost of $4,.500. The church
aflbrds sittings for two hundred and fifty. Services
every Sabbath at half-past eleven o'clock, A. M.
Sabbath School at 2 o'clock, P. M. Connected with
the school is a library of five hundred volumes.
Church Officers. — Nathan Davidson, V. Bellman, A.
Fulton, J. Morrison and Dr. De Witt, Trustees.
Memorial Presbyterian Church.
Location, Eighteenth avenue, near Railroad ave-
nue. South San Francisco. John H. Merrill, Pastor ;
residence. Fifteenth avenue, near Railroad avenue.
The Memorial Presbyterian Church was incorpora-
ted March 23, 1871, and a lot of ground fifty by one
hundred feet, on Eighteenth avenue, given by Elijah
Case and Messrs. Thornton & Williams. The church
accommodates one hundred and fifty, and was built
at a cost of $5,000 — $1,000 of which was contributed
by the Board of Church Erection of New York, and
the balance by neighboring inhabitants and friends
of the church. Services every Sabbath at 10:30
o'clock, A.M.
The Sabbath School connected with the church
meets at twelve M., and numbers seventy-five mem-
bers.
Church Officers. — Robert Morrison, David Dodge,
and Francis A. Barrett, Trustees ; Hugh grockard and
John Gamble, Elders.
Woodbrldge Presbj-terian Church.
Location, corner of Twentieth and Capp streets.
Rev. Sylvester Woodbridge, D. D., Pastor ; residence,
627 Nineteenth street.
This church was organized Easter Sunday, 1876.
Rev. Dr. Woodbridge having been removed by the
Presbyteryof San Francisco from his pastoral charge of
the Howard Street Presbyterian Church, a considera-
ble portion of the congicg.ition withdrew and were
constituted into this church. They gave the name in
honor of their Pastor, being the pioneer minister of
his denomination in California. The house of wor-
ship with its adjoining chapel, including the loca-
tion, has cost about $15,000, all of which has been
subscribed, leaving the church free from debt. Ol
this sum Mr. August Hemme contributed $6,5001
The number of communicants is eighty. Services atl
eleven o'clock A.M. and half past seven o'clock P.M.J
The Sunday School has an average attendance of three]
hundred, and meets at half past twelve o'clock P.M.
Church Officers. — Hugh Forsman, A. H. Murphy,,
and S. A. Rice, Elders; S. M. Brookes, Jerome Stau-l
ford. Captain John Ager, H. Taylor, and A. McNicollJ
Trustees.
Weigh Presbyterian Church.
Place of worship, Cambrinn Hall. 1133 Missioul
street. Rev. Moses Williams, Pastor. Organizedl
March 17, 1878. Number of member.s, iifty. Hours olT
service, eleven o'clock A.M. and half past seven
o'clock P. M. Sunday School at half x>ast two o'clocl
P.M. Average attendance, fifty.
Church Officers. — Robert S. Roberts, Evan WattsJ
Robert E. Williams, and Thomas D. Jones, Trusteesj
Chinese Mission House.
Location, northeast corner of Stockton and Sacra'j
mento streets. Rev. A. W.Loomis, D. D., Missionary jf
residence, 1505 Jones street.
The house is brick, and was built by the liberalit
of the citizeni of San Francisco, and by funds f ron
the Presbyserian Board of Foreign Missions, whos
office is in New York, and by which this mission i'
the Chinese in California is supported. The hous
contains school rooms and rooms for a Chinese Chris
tiau Association, a chapel which will seat nearly thre
hundred ijeople, and apartments for the residence of i
mission family.
Religious services in the Chinese language are held
every Sabbath morning and evening, and also ori
Wednesday evenings. A Sabbath School is also helq
in connection with each of these three services.
An evening school is open throughout the week
It is free to the Chinese, and is taught by the mid
sionaries and other teachers who are supported b|
the Mission.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
St. Mary's Cathedral.
Location, northea^ corner of California and Dupout
streets. Most Rev. Joseph S. Alemany, Archbi-shop ;
Very Rev. J. Prendergast, V. G. Pastor; Rev. Hutjh
Lagen and Rev. P. J. Cummins, Assistants ; Rev. i
Flood, Secretary; archiepiscopal and pastoral rts:
dence, 628 California street, adjoining the Cathedra
The erection of this noble structure was commonci ■
on the seventeenth of July, 1853, during which yt^-
the basement portion was built, and the work was i' -
Slimed the July following. Dedicated December '2
1854. The church is seventy-five feet wide, fronti;-
on California street, by one hundred and thirty-ci'
feet on Dupont street. Service was begun at nii^
night on December 24, 1854. The basement porti u
is lighted from both sides, and well ventilated. The
present expenditure for the building is $175,000. The
church portion is forty-five feet high in the clear, and
contains spacious galleries, and an organ loft. The
ceilings are vaulted with a series of groined arches,
which are decorated, and every means have been re-
sorted to for accommodation, light, and ventilation.
The church can seat twelve hundred persons. The
tower is at present one hundred and thirty-five ffct
high, and when completed with a spire, will be t\'->
hundred feet high. The edifice is of. Gothic architt -
ture, which has been carried out in every detail
throughout the building. In all the arrangements t '
the erection of the church the greatest attention w--
paid to the selection of the best material, and tj
the <ft)mbinatiou of strength and durability, whiclJ
are admirably effected in its contraction.
Attached to the cathedral is a large day school for
boys.
Masses: Sundays, at six in Summer, and half-past
six in Winter, half-past seven, nine, and half-past tcu
o'clock A.M. ; weekdaj-s, six, half-past six, seven, and
half-past seven o'clock A.M.; Vespers, at half-p::f
seven o'clock Sunday evenings.
St. Francia' Church.
Location, north side of Vallejo street, between Do
pontand Stockton. Rev. J. F. Harrington, Pasto
Rev. Eugene Coyle and Rev. James O'Connor,
slstants. Pastoral residence, 519 Green stieet.
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This church was organized by Very Rev. Authony
LangloiB, lu the Spring of 1849, through whose efforts
a coiumodious frame building was erected in tlie
month of Decemb 'r, 1849, and was the first Roman
Catholic Church organized in San Francisco. Its
ground base was forty by one hundred feet, one story
in lieight. During the year 1859-60, a large and- com-
modious church was erected, which w.'is dedicated on
thf seventeenth of March, 1860. Its design is of the
Gothic order, prevalent in the fourteenth century,
presenting an illustration of the Christian architec-
ture of that period.
Beneath the church floor there is a large,
well-lighted basement, which is nsnd as a school
room, and also as a place of meeting for the
parishioners. The extreme dimensions of the
building are sixty-six feet frimt by one hundred and
thirty-seven and one-half feet in depth ; from the
floor to the foot of the rafters ig thirly-five feet, and
from the floor to the apex of the ground arches is
fifty-six feet. Cost over $100,000.
Mas.'ics : Sundays at a quarter past six, half past
seven, nine, and half past ten o'clock A*. M. Sunday
School at half past one o'clock P. M. Vespers and
Benedii tion on Sunday at half v>a8t seven o'clock P.
M. Mass on week days at seven and a quarter to eight
o'clock A. M.
St. Patrick's Chnrcli.
Location, north side of Mission street, between
Third and Fourth. Rev. Peter J. Grey, Pastor ; Rev.
Thomas Larkin, Rev. William M. Welch and Rev.
Maurice Kenealy, Assi-stants. Pastoral residence, 744
Mission street.
Thi.s church, founded by the Rev. John Maginnis in
18.tI, was originally located on the comer of Market
and Annie streets, where the congregation worship-
ped, and a large and flourishing Sunday School was
maintained until the early part of 1872, when the
present commodious edifice was completed. The in-
terior of the new church is a vast space of ninety
feet in width by one hundred and sixty in length, and
seventy-five feet high, to the crown of the ceiling of
the nave.
A mammoth organ with fifty-two stops, twenty-four
feet wide, thirty-six feet high, and eighteen feet deep,
and weighing ten tons, the largest on the coast, is
one of the attractions of the church. The bel-
fry, one hundred feet from the ground, contains a
beautiful chime of bells, presented to the church by
Peter Donahue, Esq. The total cost of this great
structure is about $17.5,000. Its lofty spire, support-
ing a large cros.s richly gilded with gold, two hun-
dred and forty feet high, is one of the most conspic-
uous objects in the city.
Masses : Sundays, at fifteen minutes past six, fifteen
minutes past seven, eight, nine, and half-past ten
I o'clock A. M. : during the week, daily, at half-past six
and half-past seven o'clock A. M. ; Vespers and bene-
diction of the M. H. S., at half-past seven o'clock P.
M. A boys' school is held in the basement, at which
there is an aver.ige attendance of nearly four hundred
pupils.
St. Iifiiatiug' Church.
Location, north side of Hayes street, west of Van
Ness avenue. Served by the Fathers of the Society
of Jesus, connected with St. Ignatius' College.
The congregation worshipped in the brick edifice on
the south side of Market street, between Fourth and
Fifth, until February, 1880, when their present place
of worship was dedicated. This is a magnificent
brick edifice, with two lofty spires, the elevation to
the top of the cross on each being two hundred and
seventy-five feet.
Masses : Sundays, at five, forty-five minutes past
five, half past six, fifteen minutes pasWIeven, eight,
forty-five minutes past eight, half past nine, and half
past ten o'clock. A. M. ; Vespers at half past seven
o'clock P. M. Masses on week days at five, fortj'-fivo
minutes past five, half past six, fifteen minutes past
seven, and eight o clock .\. M.
Notre Dame des Vlctoires.
Location, north side of Bush street, between Dupont
and Stockton. Rev. Pierre Robert, Pastor ; residence
526 Bush street.
This congregation was organized May, 18.56, and its
edifice dedicated on the fourth of the same month.
The building was constructed by a society of Baptists,
and at the date above given was disposed of to the
present owners. It has a ground base of fifty by one
hundred feet, and, with its basement, has a capacity
of comfortably seating seven himdred persons.
Masses on Sundaysat nine, and half past ten o'clock
A. M. ; Mass on week days at eight o'clock A. M. Ves-
per.s, three o'clock P. M. Catechism, on Sundays, at
two o'clock P. M., taught in the English and French
languages, preparatory to communion for children
from ten years and older. Baptism of infants, one
o'clock P. M. The course of preparation requires one
year's attendance at the Sunday School, and time fixed
for confirmation and communion is the first day of
May of each year.
Mission Dolores.
Location, southwest corner of Sixteenth and Dolores
streets. Rev. Ricliard P. Brennan, Rector; Rev. P.
O'Connor, assistant Rector; rectory, adjoining the
church.
The church was dedicated on the ninth of October.
1776, although projected in 1769, by Father Jnnipero
Serra, the Father of the California Missions. The
first Friar who had charge was Francisco Palou, who
was assisted in his Labors by Benito Cambon. At the
organization of this Mission, and for its protection,
there were fifteen soldiei-s located at the Presidio,
nnder the command of S. Flores. A cemetery is at-
tached to the church, in which the first interment
was made in September, 1776. The first Indian con-
vert was baptized on the twenty-seventh day of De-
cember, in the same j'ear. In the introductoi'y por-
tion of the San Francisco Directory for 1862, page 5,
will be found further details connected with the his-
tory of this Mission. Attached to this church is a
large day school.
Masses at half past six, eight, one-quarter tdteine,
and half past ten o'clock A.M. on Sundays and Festi-
vals. Vespers at half past seven o'clock P.M.
St. Joseph's Church.
Location, west side of Tenth street, between Polsom
and Howard. Rev. H. P. Gallagher, Rector; Rev.
J. A. Gallagher, Rev. T. Carraher, Rev. P. Lynch and
Rev. P. Ward, Assistants; rectory, adjoining the
church.
This church was opened for divine service on the
eighth day of December, 1861. The building first
erected was a neat and siibstantial one-story frame,
sixty feet long by thirty-seven feet wide, and stands
on the one-hundred vara lot donated by Horace
Hawes, Esq., for the future cathedral of the Arch-
Diocese. The forementioned building, removed back
for a school, has been replaced by a new edifice, over
thrice the size of the above. It is cruciform Gothic,
and elegantlj' finished. The new building is designed
to be, as nearly as i)ossible, earthquake proof, the
ceiling being done in finely finished wood.
Services on SimdaysandFeetival days. Masses; Sun-
days at six, 8even,eight, nine, and half past ten o'clock
A.M.; Catechism at nine o'clock A.M., and Vespers at
seven o'clock P.M. in Winter, and half past seveu in
Summer. Masses on week days at half past six, seven,
half past seven, and eight o'clock A.M.
St. Rose's Church.
Location, Brannan street, near Fourth. Rev.D. F.
Nugt:nt, Pastor; Rev. J. F. Nugent, Assistant Pastor;
residence, adjoining the church.
This church, which was instituted as a chapel, and
served from the various other Roman Catholic
Churches of the city, has been entirely remodeled and
rebuilt, and a separate parish constituted for it. It
■was formerly dedicated April 20, 1879.
Maiises are said at eight and half past ten o'clock
A.M. Sunday School at two o'clock P.M., and Ves-
pers at half past three o'clock P.M.
St. Bri<l£ret'a Church.
Location, southwest corner of Broadway street and
Van Ness avenue. Rev. T. Callaghan, Pastor; Rev.
John Kemmy, Assistant ; residence, rear of church.
This church was completed and services first held
in February, 1864. It is a wooden structure, cruci-
form, nave thirty-six by forty-two feet, transept
thirty by sixty feet, erected upon a lot, purchased by
Archbishop Alemany, at a cost of $1,400.
Masses every Sunday at half past six, eight, and half
past ten o'clock A.M. and vespers at seven o'clock P.
M. Catechism for the children at nine o'clock A.M.
Masses on week days at seven o'clock A.M.
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St. Peter's Cbnrcli.
Location, west side of Columbia street, between
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth. Rev. P. S. Casey,
Pastor; Bev. L. Breslin and Bev. Edward Slaven, As-
sistants; pastoral residence, east side of Alabama
street, between Twenty-fonrth and Twenty-fifth.
Since its erection the church edifice has been con-
siderably enlfrged to accommodate the ever-increasing
congregation.
The Academy adjoining the church , under the charge
of the Sisters "of Mercy, accommodates the youth of
the parish.
Masses on Sundays at seven, half past eight, and
half past ten o'clock A.M. Sunday School at twenty
minutes past nine o'clock A.M. for boys, and one
o'clock P.M. for girls.
St. Boniface's Church (German).
Location, south side of Tyler street, between Jones
and Leavenworth. Kev. Sebastian Wolf, Pastor; res-
idence, in rear of the church.
This church was dedicated June, 1870. Masses on
Sundays at eight, and half past ten o'clock A.M. and
Vespers at half past seven o'clock P.M.; week days.
Mass at half past seven o'clock A.M.; Catechism, Sun-
days at a quarter to eight o'clock A.M., under the
charge of the Sisters of St. Dominic.
Church of the Holy Cross.
Location, Calvary Cemetery. Bev. Andrew Cullen,
Pastor; residence, 1122 Eddy street. Masses on Sun-
day^ at eight o'clock A.M. Sunday School after last
Ma".
St. John the Baptist Church.
Location, north side of Eddy street, between Oc-
tavia and" Laguna. Rev. A. Cullen, Pastor ; Bev. E.
Morrissey, Assistant ; pastoral residence, 1122 Eddy
street.
Masses Sundays at seven, nine and half past ten
o'clock A.M. Vespers Sundays, with instructions at
half past seven o'clock P.M. Sunday School in the
morning alter nine o'clock Mass.
Instruction for children in Catechism every Satur-
day morning.
Yg'lesia de Nnestra Senora de Gnadalupe.
Location, north side of Broadway street, between
Mason and Taylor. Bev. Andres Garriga, Pastor ; Bev.
Charles Franchi, Assistant ; pi.storal residence, 908
Broadway street.
This church was organized for the benefit of the
Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese residents. The first
services were held on Christmas Day, 1875. By the
means of subscriptions, principally from Spanish
residents, a sufficient amount of money was obtained
to erect a commodious edifice, which was dedi-
cated in March, 1880.
Services are held in the Spanish language at ten
o'clock A. M., and in the Italian language at nine
o'clock A.M., on Sundays and Festival days. Masses at
seven, nite and half-past ten o'clock A. M.' Vespers
at half-past seven o'clock P. M. Mass on week days
at seven o'clock A. M. The Sunday School has already
an attendance of over two hundred scholars ; meets
at two o'clock P. M.
Chapels.
In addition to services held at the different Roman
Catholic churches throughout the city, religious exer-
cises take place regularly at the following institu-
tions : Presentation Convent Chapel, Powell street;
St. Eose's Convent, corner Steiner and Tj-ler streets ;
New Presentation Convent, corner of Taylor and Ellis
streets ; St. Mary's Hospital Chapel, comer of First
and Bryant streets ; Magdalen Asylum Chapel, Po-
trero avenue, near Twenty-first street ; St. Mary's
College Chapel, San Jose Road; St. Vincent's Orishan
Asylum, South Sun Francisco ; Sacred Heart College,
corner of Larkin and Eddy streets ; St. Dominic
Church and Monastery, northwest comer of Bush and
Steiner streets ; St. Brendan Chapel, corner of Spear
and Market streets, and Italian Hospital, Twenty-
eighth street, near Noe
SWEDENBORGIAN.
First New Jernsaleni Chnrch.
Location north side of O'Farrell street, between
Mason and Taylor. Bev. John Doughty, Pastor ; resi-
dence, 1508 Leavenworth street.
This society was organized February 15, 1852. It has
erected upon an eligible lot, measuring fltty-five feet
front by one hundred and thirty-seven feet deep, a very
neat church edifice in the Gothic style, capable of
seating about three hundred and fifty persons, and at
a total expense, including lot and church, of a little
over $12,000. The seats are entirely free to the public.
There is a library connected with the church, con-
taining all the theological and nearly all the scien-
tific books of Swedenborg, both in English and Latin,
and a large number of collateral works by various
authors, explanatory uf the New Church faith, which
is free to all who desire to inform themselves con-
cerning this peculiar religious system.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock a.
M. Administration of the Sacrament of the Lord's
Supper at the close of the morning service on the
first Sundays in January, April, July, and October. •
Sabbath School at half past twelve o'clock p.m.
Church Officers. — Charles Pace, President; G. H.
Sanders, Secretary and Trtasurer; B. Shellard, C. C.
Webb, T. S. Miller, O. Davidson, A. W. Manning,
Trustees; Dr. A. Kellogg, John McCraith, J. Mathew-
son, E. Ekelund, E. A. Sawyer, E. D. Feusier, G. W.
G. Harford, Church Committee; H. L. Hosmer, Secre-
tary of the Society; TJ. Boynton, Librarian.
'Sew Jernsalem Chnrch.
Bev. Leonard E. Jordan, Pastor; residence, 21'2
I'ranklin street.
This society was organized April 3, 1870, with twen-
ty-eight members. Present membership fifty.
Services are now held every Sabbath in Red Men's
Hall, 320 Post street.
Chiu-ch Officers— J. H. Purkitt (Chairman), J.H.
Purkitt, David Wilder, H. H. Ingerson, John Stewart
and Rev, Joseph Worcester, Chiurch Committee.
UNITAEIAN.
First Unitarian Chnrch.
Location, south side of Geary street, between Du-
pont and Stockton. Rev. Horatio Stebbius, Pastor ;
residence, 831 Bush street.
This church was organized September 1, 1850. The
fii-st edifice owned by them was erected in 1852, tfh
Stockton street, between Clay and Sacramento. The
first regular Pastor, the Rev.' Joseph Harrington, ar-
rived August 27, 1852, and died November 2 of the
same vear, of Panama fever. The second regular
Pastor, Bev. F. T. Gray, arrived June, 1853, left
June, 1834, and died in Boston February, 1855.
The third regular Pastor, the Bev. B. P. Cutler, ar-
rived August 31, 1854, and continued his niitistrstions
without intermission until June 1, 1859, at which
time he resigned his charge and left for New York.
The Rev. John A. Buckingham then officiated as tem-
porary Pastor until April 5, IStiO. The Bev. Thomas
Starr King arrived here with his family April 28,
18C0, and commenced his minit-trations the following
day (Sunday) before one of the largest ct-ugregations
ever assembled in this city.
During the period of Mr. King's ministry, the so-
ciety extinguished a long-standing debt of $20,000,
and erected a new church on Geary street, near Stock-
ton, at a cost of $115,000, all of which has been paid.
It is one of the most beautiful structures our city con-
tains, and is remarkable for the purity of its archi-
tectural (iWign and its interior beauty.
Upon the death of Thomas Starr King, on the 4th
of March, 1864, Rev. Dr. Henry W. Bellows, of All
Souls Church, New York, President of the Sanitary
Commission, and one of the most distinguished and
influential ministers of the denomination, responded
to an earnest call from the society, and left New
York within a few weeks to fill the pulpit thus va-
cated, for a period of six months.
The Bev. Horatio Stebbius, of Portland, Maine,
who had received an unanimous call from the society,
became the permanent Pastor the following Septem-
ber. Since then the society has enjoyed its accus-
tomed prosperity.
The pews of the church are not owned by indlvidu-
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als.but belong to the society, whose organic laws re-
quire that they shall be rented annxially, at auction,
to the highest bidder. A clause in the New Consti-
tution of the society provides that the property shall
never be pledged, mortgaged, or iucunibired for any
purpose whatever.
There is connecttd with the society an organized
charity, called The Society for Christian 'york.
Relijdous services are held on Sunday at eleven
O'clock A.M. and half past seven o'clock P. M. ; all
seats are free at the evening services.
The Sunday School has about four hundred and
fifty scholars and teachers, and a library of two
thousand volumes. The Sunday School la held at half
past nine o'clock A.M.
Church Oificers. — C. Adolphe Low, Moderator;
James D. Bailey, Treasurer ; R. W. Thomas, Clerk ; R.
G. Sneath, Horatio Frost, E. Ransom, Christian Kirk,
Mark Sheldon, and J. G. Jackson, Trustees.
UNIVEKSALIST.
First llniversalist Cliurcli.
Present place of wornhip, Mis.siou street, between
Third and Fourth. Pastor, vacant.
This parish was organized August 14, 1874. Services
are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M., and
half past seven o'clock P. M. Average number of
congregation two hundred and fifty.
The Sabbath School connected with the churcli
meets at half past twelve o'clock P. M.
Church Olflcero.— D. H. Haskell, President; David
Bush, Secretary; Charles H. Maun, Treasurer; A. P.
Payson, Col. C. P. Sykes, A. M. Jewell, A. Folsom,
David Bush, B.C. Boobar and D.H. Haskell, Trustees.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The mariners' Clmrcli.
Location, northeast corner of Sacramento and
Drumm streets. Rev. Joseph Rowell, Pastor; resid-
ence, 1416 Sacramento street; Rev. W. D. Bishop,
Missionary.
Thi.s church was organized with six members, in
December, 1858, and now numbers two hundred and
twenty. Tlie house of worship occupied by the so-
ciety is a commodious wooden building, erected in
1866, by contributions from merchants and other
citizens of San Francisco.
This church finds a wide field for usefulness, in the
nsual church services, a large Bible Cl.iss for seamen
and strangers, a free reading room, monthly meetings
of the S. F. Marine Temperance Society, several
Prayer meetings on week-day evenings, preaching on
the Sabbath, in the £uf:lish and Swedish languages,
and personal labor on the Sabbath and during the
week at the U. S. Marine Hospital, distribution of
bibles and tracts on shipboard, boarding houses, and
elsewhere, and missionary labors about the streets,
wharves and shipping, and on board sea-going vessels,
It is an undenominational missionarj' church.
There is connected with this church a Bible Class
and Sabbath School, numbering more than one hun-
dred teachers and scholars ; meets at half-past nine
o'clock A. M. Services every Sabb.ith at eleven o'clock
A. Jl. and three and half-past seven o'clock P. M.
Prayer meetings every Sunday, Wednesday, and Fri-
day evenings, at half-past seven o'clock P. M.
During the year 18G0 a society was formed among
the business men of San Francisco, having for its ob-
ject the moral improvement of seamen, called the
San Francisco Port Society. It seeks to attain its ob-
ject by sustaining the preaching of the gospel, and
other missionary labors in connection with the
Mariners' Church.
Church Officers.— Rev. J. Rowell, Pastor and Chap-
Iain of the American Seaman's Friend Society, who
has labored here since August, 1858; H. B. Hobson,
William D. Bishop and Charles Ferris, Deacons.
Reformed E^piacopal Church of San Fran-
cisco.
Place of worship Huddy's Hall, 909 ^ Mai-ket street.
Services every Sunday at eleven o'clock A. M. The
church at this time has no regular pastor, and its
prospects are rather undetermined ; but efforts for a
reorganization will be made. It was organized Oc-
tober 15, 1870.
Church Officers, — Robert Ash, W. R. Benjamin,
Charles E. Barnes, T. Washington, W. G. Newton, J.
B. Wynn, apd George Dixon, a"ru8tee8.
Second Advent Christian Church.
Location, north side of Eddy street, between Taylor
and Jones, Thomes Howell, Elder ; residence, 20 Oak
street, near Mason.
This Society was organized in 1870. The church
edifice owned and occcpied by the society was erected
in 1873, at a cost of $3,000. Services are held every
Sunday at eleven o'clock A. M. Present membership
about fifty.
Church Officers, — H. W. Snow, and A. Mero, Dea-
cons; H. W. Snow, Treasurer; Horace D. Irwin, Sec-
retary.
Seventh-Day Adventists.
Organized, 1871 ; place of worship, Laguna street,
between Tyler and McAllister; E. C. Israel, Elder;
residence, 005 Ivj' avenue.
Services every Saturday, at eleven o'clock A. M.
Sunday School at ten o'clock A. M.
Trustees, Charles B. Chittenden, Olof Wilson, Jane
Rowland, and Jane L. James.
Disciples of Christ .
Congregation of Disciples of Christ (Christian
Church) ; Isaac W. Teuer, Associate Elder. Number
of members, seventy. Meets every Lord's Day at
eleven o'clock A. M. in church building, south side
of Minna street, between Fourth and Fifth. Sunday
School meets immediately after morning service;
Sunday School attendance, eighty-five.
Church Officers, — S. Sturgess, H. H. Luse, and
Thomas Barr, Deacons; S. Sturgess, J. S. Lambert,
Thomas Barr, R. Davidson, and Thomas J. Weaver,
Trustees.
The Independent German Congregation of
San Francisco.
Incorporated July 1, 1870. Lectures by the Speaker,
Mr. Fred. Sohuenemann-Pott, held at 310 O'Farrell
street, Sundavs, at half past ten o'clock A. M. during
the Winter months, and on Thursdays during the
Summer. Sunday School at nine o'clock A. M. ; num-
ber of scholars, one hundred.
Officers, — William Westerf eld. President ; F. Aszta-
los, Vice-President ; F. O. Reinhard, Secretary ; K.
Plantz, Financial Secretary ; Theodore Meetz, Treas-
urer.
Reorganixed Church of Jesus Christ
of Latter-Day Saints (San Francisco
Branch) .
Organized 1803. William Anderson, Presiding Eld-
er. This congregation numbers eighty-six members,
including five Elders, two Priests, two Teachers, and
two Deacons.
Meets every Sunday at half-past two o'clock P.M.
Saints' meeting and preaching at half-past seven
o'clock P.M., in the Grand Army of Repub'ic Hall, 71
New Montgomery street.
Christian Brethren.
These brethren had their orlgfn at Plymouth, Eng-
land, about fortv-five years ago, in which country they
are generally called Plymouth Brethren; they, how-
ever, disclaim being called by any name. They have
no organization, as they believe it is not scriptural—
they simply meet to the name of Jesus.
Meetings held every Lord's Day at eleven o'clock
A.M., for the breaking of bread, at 15 Ninth street.
Russian Church.
Place of worship, Green^^ich street, between Stock-
ton and Dupont. Rev. W. N. Westhomoflf, Arch-
priest; residence, 829 Greenwich street. Rev. J. Her-
man, Missionary Priest; residence, 1311 Taylor
street.
Services every Sunday at ten o'clock A.M. and Sat-
urday at six o'clock P.M.
There is a school in connection with the church
held every day during the week except Sunday, for
the instruction of children in religion and preparing
them for the church.
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Friends' Aleetingfi
Members of tbie Society hold a meeting every First
Day (Sunday) , at half-past eleven o'clock A.M., in the
Fifteenth District Courtroom, 8 Montgomery avenue,
third floor.
San Francisco Spiritualists' Union.
Organized May 2fi, 1872. Meets every Suiidny at
121 Eddy street. Number of members, one hundred
and fifty. Children's rrogressive Lyceum at half-
past ten o'clock A.M. Conference or Lecture at two
o'clock P.M. Lecture at half-past seven o'clock P.M.
Officers — Mrs. Lavinia Mathiws, President; George
C. Irvin, Vice-President; J. M. Matthews, Treasurer.
SOCIETIES.
Religious.
AMEBICAN TRACT SOCIETY— PACIFIC AGENCY.
— Rev. Frederic E. Shearer, Secretary. This society
was organized in 1825, to diffuse Gospel truth through
the printed page. Its headquarters are at 150 Nassau
strei t. New York. It prints the Gospel in one hun-
dred and forty-five languages or dialects, publishes
over twelve hundred ditterent books, thirty-three hun-
dred tracts and cards, and seven periodicals. The Pa-
cific agency was establishod in December, 186'J, and
employed last year twenty-two colporteurs. Its mis-
sionary work in this field, with the aid rendered to
churches and Sunday Schools, was at a cost of $10,U00.
Its depository, at 757 Market Street, is also the de-
pository of the California Bible Society, the American
Sunday School Union, the Presbyterian Board of Pub-
lication, and the Congregational Publishing Society.
CALIFORNIA BIBLE SOCIETY.— Organized Octo-
ber 30, 1819. The location of the society's building
was on Stockton street until the present building on
Market Street was erected, the corner stone of which
was laid May 2, 18G2. The building has two stores on
the grotind floor, one of which is now occupied as the
depository of the society. The name of the society
was changed by Act of the Legislature, 18.59, from the
San Fraucisco Bible Society to its present title. New
constitution adopted November, 18o0. Depository,
757 Market street. Meetings of the Board of Trustees
are held by appointment, on the Tuesday after the
first Sunday of each month.
Officers.— Aunis Merrill, President; Rev.W. A. Scoit,
D.D. LL.D., Rev. A. L. Stone, D. D., Rev. William Al-
exander, D.D., Rev. M. C. Briggs,-Rev. T. K. Noble,
Rev. John Hemphill, Rev. Otis Gibson, Rev. Sylvester
Woodbridge, D.D., Rev. M. M. Gibson, and W. B. Par-
sons, of San Francisco ; Rev. Lucius Hamilton, Rev.
James Eells, D.D., Kev. Robert Bentley, D.D., Rev. J.
K. McLean, D.D., Rev. S. B. Morse, Rev. Thomas
Guard, D.D., of Oakland; Rev. W. H. Hill, of Los An-
geles; Rev. I. E. Dwinell, D.D., Rev. E. L. Rice, of
Sacramento; Rev. S. Willey, D.D. , of Santa Cruz, Vice-
Presidents; Annis Merrill, Nathaniel Gray, E. P.
Flint, Ira P. Rankin, John R. Mason, Elijah Bige-
low, W. H. Codington, Charles Wittram, and Wil-
liam R. Wadsworth, Trustees; William R. Wads-
worth, secretary.
CHURCH SOCIETY OF ST. FRANCIS PARISH.—
Organized February, 1874. Nimiber of members,
twenty-five hundred. Meets monthly at St. Francis'
Church.
The object of the society is to promote the spiritual
and temporal well-being of the parish, and to co-
operate with the clergy in all matters in which they
may require the as-sistance of the laity.
Officers.— Myles I). Sweeny, President ; Robert J.
Tobin, Vice-President ; .John Mulholland, Secretary;
Rev. John Harrington, Treasurer.
LADIES' PASTORAL AID SOCIETY OF TRINITY
CHUECH.-^Organized 1873. Meets every Friday at
Trinity Church, after morning service. The object of
thesociety is to take under its care the destitute and
friendless within the bounds of Trinity Church parish.
to find employment for those requiring it, and to pi
vide clothing and assistance for such as may be :
need of it; to visit and comfort the sick and tl.
afilicted; to endeavor to bring to the church those w":
are neglectful of its services, and particularly tl
poorer and friendless classes: to gather children ii:'
the Sunday School, and to aid in provitling aclive anl
competent teachers ; in short, to do nil in its powi r,
under the guidance and direction of the Rector of tln^
parish, to advance the interests of the Church ' f
Chi ist, and to extend to those around the privileges
and blessings of the gospel.
Officers. — Mrs. Charles C.Keeny, President; Mrs. H.
W. Beers, Vice-President; Miss Ells Maynard, Secre-
tary; Mrs. Elizabeth M. L.Wigfall, Treasurer.
OCCIDENTAL BRANCH OF THE WOMAN'S FOR-
EIGN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF THE PRESBY-
TERIAN CHURCH.— Organized ]\Iarch. 1874, and has
for its especial field of labor the evangelization i.f
heathen women on the Pacific Coast. Thirty-one
auxiliary societies have been formed on the coast,
seven of which are located in this city. The society
purchased in June, 1876, the property at 91)3 Sacra-
mento street for the purpeises of the Mission Home.
Daily school in English and Chinese is maintained, '
and Chinese women are in cases of persecution >
afforded shelt'T in the Home.
Officers. — Mrs. P. D.Browne, Preside). t ; Mrs. J. W.
Stewart, Secretary: Mrs. T. R. Henshelwood, Treas-
urer; Miss M. Culbertson, matron.
PACIFIC PRESBYTERIAN UNION.— Organized Oc-
tober, 1875. Composed of the clergy and laity of the
several Presbyterian churches of the Ciiy. Objects:
The advancement of the interests of Presbyteriauism
upon the Pacific Coast, mission work and evangeliza-
tion.
The Union meets on the second Monday of each
month at the different churches. The Board of Di-
rectors meet on the ti:st Monday of each month.
Sabbath Schools are maintained by the Union evi y
Sunday afternoon at oGFirst street, Hud corner Steiiiir
and Geary streets, under charge of J. E. Bidwell and
A. L. Tavlor, respectively.
Officers.— D. W. Horsburg, Prei^ident ; Geo. M. Ed-
munds, Vice-President; James A. Kennedy, secretary;
J. E. Bidwell, Corresponding Secre.ary ; J. Shaw,
Treasurer.
SAN FR.ANCISCO PORT SOCIETY. — Organized
March, 18fi0. Objects: The moral improvement of
seamen and others connected with the sea, in this
port, by aiding the American Seaman's Friend Society
of New York, in sustaining the Mariners' Church of
San Francisco, and in such enterprises connected
therewith as the society may approve. Any person
may become s member by pajing $5 a year, or a life
member by the paj"ment at one 4ime of $50.
In 186G they erected a fine house of worship for the
seamen of this port, on the corner of Sacramento and
Drumm streets, at a cost, for bit and house, of more
than $20,000, which was contributed for the purpose
by citizens of San Francisco and others.
Officers. — Oliver Eldridge, President ; Henry P.
Blanchard, Vice-President ; J. Rowell. Secretary ; Rob-
ert Balfour, Treaurer ; Ira P. Rankin, J. T. Dean, I. W.
Raymond, Charles Goodall, Robert Balfour, David i
Meeker, Henry Chester, and J. Rowell, Trustees.
SODALITY OF THE B. V. M.— Organized Decem-
ber, 1861. Organizations of the above sodalities have
existed for the past two hundred years. This sodality
was founded in this city by the Rev. J. M. C. Buchard,
S. J., having for its object the moral and religious im-
provement of its members. The society is governed
by a Prefect and two assistants, together with a Sec-
retary, Treasurer, and a council of twelve members
elected annually. Its present spiritual Director is
Rev. Joseph M.Neri. S. J. It has a library of over
three thousand volumes, which is open every Sunday
at half past two o'clock P. M., and Wednesday at half
past seven o'clock P. M. Gentlemen's Sodality meet-
ings held every Sunday morning, at eight o'clock, in
their chapel, basement of St. Ignatius Church, on
Hayes street, west of Van Ness avenue. Number of.
members about six hundred.
Ladies' Sodality of tlie B.V. M. meets every Sunday
at half past two o'clock P. M. Number of members,
two hundred and fifty. Volumes in library, about fif-
teen hundred. Present Director Rev. A. Maraschi,
S.J.
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WOMAN'S BAPTIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF
THE PACIFIC COAST.— Oreauized 1878. Number of
uieuibtTS, two huudrtd. Meets everj- fourth Satur-
day of eaih luontli at Metropolitan Temple.
OJUcers.— Mrs. O. I. Denuison, President ; Mrs. J. J.
Ayer, Secretary ; Mrs. J. N. Thompson, Treasurer.
YOUNG MEN'S CHBISTIAN ASSOCIATION.— In
corporated September 13, 1853. The objects of this
association arc:
1st. The improvement of the physical, mental,
and spiritual condition of its members, the develop-
ment of their charity and zeal, and the extension of
the Christian religion, esjjecially to such as are not
in the habit of attending public worship in the
churches.
2d. To usite the members, particularly the young
men of the various churches and congregations of
this city. imsucL works of charity as are not specially
provided for by the churches themselves.
For the attainment of these objects, there is pro-
vided and maintained: A library and bath rooms, free
to all members of this association. A reading room,
well supplied with current literature, daily, weekly,
pictorial, secular, and religious papers, free to all
such as cou'i'rm to the rules and regulations issued
by the Board of M.'inagers from time to time. The
library contains upward of four thousand volumes.
There is also a gymnasium connected with the insti-
tution.
A Prayer Meeting, to which all are invited, is held
at the rooms every Saturday evening, from eight to
nine o'clock ; also a Daily Prayer Meeting, from quar-
ter past twelve o'clock t<o one o'clock P.M. Bible
Class, on Monday eveiiings at half past seven o'clock.
Services in the large hnll of the association every
Sunday at t- u o'clock A.M., and three o'clock P.M.
Services are also held under the auspices of the
associatiiin in the various prisons of the city, as well
as frequently in the open air at various localities.
The association has a large and handsome building
on Sutter street, between Kearny and Dupont. The
free reading rooms are open every day from eight
o'clock A.M to half pa.st nine o'clock P.M.
Officers.— Jacob S. Tiiber, President; E. D. Sawyer,
TV. H. Codington, L. R. Townseud and Asa Harker,
Vice-Presidents : James F. Crossett, Recording Secre-
tary: S. E. Dutton. Corresponding Secretary; G. T.
Hanly. Treasurer; Rev. H. Cox, D. D., Chaplain and
Librarian.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION (Chi-
I nese) . — Location of rooms, northeast corner of Sacra-
mento and St<;Ckton streets. Open evi ry day until half
past nine o'clock P.M. The association is under the
charge of Rev. A.W. Loomis, D. D., who gives instruc-
tion in the English language, and has charge of the
library. Preaching in Chinese on Sundays at eleven
o'clock A.M. and at half past seven o'clo<-k P.M., and
on Saturdays at half past seven o'clock P.M.
Officers.— Fong Noy, President ; Yong Lee, Secre-
tary.
YOUNG MEN'S HEBREW ASSOCIATION.— Organ-
ized October U, 1877. The objects of the association
are:
Ist. The improvement of the mental, moral, and
social condition of its membei*.
2d. The protection of Hi brew interests.
The association at present numbers one hundred
and seventy-five members, and meets monthly at
their rooms 117 Post street.
Officers.- Max Popper, President ; Joseph Roths-
child, Vice-President ; AL-I^. Tichner, Recording Sec-
retary ; Samuel Maune^Tinsncial Secretary ; E.
AVine'burg, Treasurer ; A. W. Myer, Charle.s Schilling,
Herman Enkle, Hugo Muhlendorf and S.^acrach, Di-
rectors.
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.—
Organized September i), 1877. Incorporated February
1, 1878. Nuniber of members, about one hundr d and
eighty. The objects of the association includes the
establishment of an industrial department for desti-
tute women, a reading room and library for women
and f!irls, the furnishing of advice, sympathy, tempo-
ral aid and encourajjement to friendless and homeless
young women arriving or residing in the city, and the
extension of moral and reli?iiais surroundings to all
families needing such minit-trations.
The rooms of theassocihtion are located at 312 Sut-
ter street, and coosi-st of library, reading and sewing-
rooms. The library contains over one thousand vol-
umes of well selected literature, and the reading room
is copiously supplied with the choicest periodicals.
The annual meeting is held in February of each year.
Officers.— Mrs. P. D. Browne, President ; Mrs. Fisher
Ames, Secretary ; Mrs. George P. Thurston, Corres-
ponding Secretary ; Mrs. E. J. Bowen, Treasurer;
Mrs. H. P. Rindge, Superintendent and Librarian.
Benevolent.
AMERICAN PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION.— Ob
ject: Mutual benefit to members of the order.
Organized 1867. Number of members in San Fran-
cisco, about thirty-five hundred.
Worthy Gband Lodge. — Meets annually at 713 Mis-
sion street, San Francisco, first Monday in December.
Officers.— Nathaniel Curry, Grand Master; John D.
CouUe, Grand Secretary. Office, 213 Fremont street.
Four Subordinate Lodges have been organized in
this city, viz :
Caxifobsia Lodge, No. 1. — Meets every Monday
evening at 997 Market street.
Yebba Buena Lodge, No. 2. — Meets every Friday
evening at 713 Mission street.
Pacific Lodge, No. 5. — Meets every Friday evening
at Champion Hall, Potrero.
Habmony Lodge, No. 6.— Meets every Tuesday eve-
ning at 997 Market street.
ANCIENT ORDER OF FORRESTERS.— The objects
of this order are to aid the sick members, give relief
to their widows and orphans, to find employment for
the unemjiloyed, and all other benevolent purposes.
This order has been in existence from time immemo-
rial, and its Courts are to be found in almost every
civilized country. California District, organized
December, 1879. R. Peckham, D. C. R.; A. Butt, S.
D. C. R.; H. Thatcher. D. Treasurer; F. Hensly, D.
Secretary. Five Courts have been organized in this
city, viz: j
CouKT Robin Hood, No. 5931.— Meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month at Druid's Hall, 413 |
Sutter street. !
CoUBT Eubeka, No. 6146. — Meets first and third
Thursdays of each month at Red Men's HaU, 510 Bash
street. i
CouBT AxiBOBA, No. 6450.— Meets first and third j
Wednesdays of each month. I
Court America, No. 6454. — Meets second and fourth
Thursdays at Champion Hall, Potrero. |
Court Pbide of Califobjtia, No. 1 (Juvenile ;
Branch) .—Meets sjcond and fourth Mondays of
each month at Buddy's Hall.
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS.— Organized
March 29, 1869. Headquarters Hibernia Hall. The
Board of Directors, composed of all the Division
Officers in the county, meets on the 2(ith of each
month.
State Officers.— Dennis Corkery, State Delegate;
Stephen Cronin, State Secretary ; vacant. State Treas-
urer. I
Patrick Harrington, County Delegate; J. H. Gilmore.
County Secretary ; Chris O'Connor, County Treasurer.
Ten Divisions have been organized in this city,
viz:
Division No. 1. — Meets second Friday of each
month at Hibernia Hall, 24G Third street.
DnisioN No. 2.— Meets first Friday of each
month at Hibernia Hall.
Division No. 3.— Meets third Tuesday of each
month at Charter Oak Hall, 771 Market street.
Division No. I. — Meets second Wednesday of each
month at Iri8h-.\merican Hall, 818 Howard street.
Division No. 5. — Meets first Wednesday of each
month at Humboldt Hall, corner of Mission and
Erie streets.
Division No. 6. — Meets second Friday of each
month at Irish-American Hall.
Division No. 7.— Meets second Tuesday of each
month at Charter Oak Hall.
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Division No. 8.— Meets first Tuesday of each month
at St. Joseph's Hall, west side of Tenth street, be-
tween Howard and Folsom.
Division No. 9.— Meets first Thursday of each
month at Irish-American Hall.
Division No 10. — Meets first Friday of each
month at Charter Oak Hall. 771 Market street.
ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN.—
This Order, which was first organized in the State by
the institution of California Lodge No. 1 at West
Oakland, August 21, 1875, has grown rapidly, until
now it has assumed proportions, in respect to num-
bers and organization, which places it in the front
rank among our many secret benevolent orders. Over
one hundred and sixty Lodges have been formed in
the State, with an aggregate membership of nine
thousand.
The Gkand Lodge of Califobnia.— Organized
1877. Meets in San Francisco.
Officers.— M. T. Brewer, P. G.M. W. ; C. W. Taylor,
G. M. W. ; W. H. Barnes, G. F. ; E. De Lano, G. O. ; H.G.
Pratt, G. Recorder ; C. H. Haile, G. Receiver; I. A.
Dunsmore, G. G. ; William Wiltt^e, G. W.; J. W.
Kinsley, Grand Lecturer.
Nineteen Lodges have been instituted in this city,
viz:
San Francisco Lodge No. 4.— Meets every Wednes-
day at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
Golden Gate Lodge No. 8.— Meets every Thurs-
day at 320 Post street.
Habmont Lodge No. 9.— Meets every Saturday at
913 Market street.
Yerba Buena Lodge No. 14.— Meets every Friday
at 3i!0 Post street.
Bernal Lodge No. 19.— Meets every Tuesday at
comer of Sixteenth and Valencia streets. •
TJnitt Lodge No. 27.— Meets every Tuesday at 320
Post street.
Valley Lodge No. 30.— Meets every Wednesday at
ll33 Mission street.
Spartan Lodge No. 36. — Meets every Thursday at
320 Post street.
Mybtle Lodge No. 42. —Meets every Saturday at
913 Market street.
Washington Lodge No. 60.— Meets every Thurs-
day at 909 % Market street.
Burns' Lodge No. 68.— Meets every Thursday at
997 Market street.
St. John's Lodge No. 73.— Meets every Saturday
at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
Magnolia Lodge No. 41.— Meets every Monday at
121 Eddy street.
Franklin Lodge No. 44.— Meets every Friday at
121 Eddy street.
Hercples Lodge No. 53.— Meets every Friday at
Hamilton Hall.
Excelsior Lodge No. 126. — Meets every Thursday
at Mayberrj- Hall.
Olympic Lodge No. 127.— Meets every Tuesday 'at
121 Eddy street.
FiDELirY Lodge No. 136.— Meets every Wednesday
at 318 Post street.
Bay View Lodge No. 1-59. — Meets every Friday at
corner Railroad and Seventeenth avenues, South San
Francisco.
ASSOCIATION OF THE DAUGHTERS OF ISRAEL.
—Organized April, 1864. Object: To assist widows;
and orphans. Meets monthly at the residence of some ,
member of the society. Number of members, thirty, i
Officers.- Mrs. S. Beel, President; Mrs. J. Letter, '<
Vice-President; Mrs. M. H. Coffee, Secretary; Mrs. I
I. Alexander, Treasurer. I
AUSTRI.\N BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Organized j
September 24, 1870. Number of membere, two hundred I
and twenty. Meets at 71 New Montgomery street, on [
the second and fourth Fridays of each month. Object:
To assist needy members in case of sickness or dis-
Oflicers.— Ferdinand Koenig, President ; W. P. Mil-
ler, Vice-President ; N. Bollinger, Recording Secretary;
N. P. Milloglav, Treasurer; Anton Francovich, Finan- \
cinl Secretary. I
BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE ORDER OF
ELKS.— Organized April 11, 1876. John S. Mitchell,
District Dei^uty and Grand E. R.
San FR.VNCISCO Lodge, No 3.— Meets every Sunday
afternoon at Red Mens' Hall 510 Bush street. Niun-
ber of members one hundred.
Officers.— R. Kunigk, E. R. ; George Bell, E. L. K.;
j H. P. Walsh, E. L. K.; J. M. Johnson, E. L . K.; J. J.
Elms, Secretary; Thomas Bree, Treasurer.
San Francisco Lodge, No. 12. — Organized March 9,
1879. Number of members, fifty. Meets every Sun-
day at Red Mens' Hall, 510 Bush street.
Officers.— A. M. Blade, E. R.; Edward Warner, Sec
retary ; Alfred Perrier, Treasurer.
B'NAI B'RITH— District Grand Lodge, No. 4.—
Meets every fourth Sunday in January, at B'nai B'rith
Building, 121 Eddy street.
Olhcers— I. Cerf, President ; S. Hirschberg, First
Vice-President ; B. Levy, Second Vice-President ;
William Kierski, Secretary; M. Kalmuck, Treasurer;
L. Blank, Seargent-at-arms ; J. Heyman, Messenger.
Eight lodges have been organized in this city, all of
which meet in the B'nai B'rith Building upon the
following evenings, viz:
Ophie Lodge, No. 21. — Meets every Wednesday.
Unity Lodge, No. 273. — Meets every Monday.
MoDiN Lodge, No. 42. — Meets every Tuesday.
Pacific Lodge, No. 48. — Meets dvery Thursday.
MoNTEFioBE LoDGE, No. 51. — Meets every Sunday.
Columbia Lodge, No. 127. — Meets every Monday.
129. — Meets every Wed-
-Meets every Thurs-
GoLDEN Gate Lodge, No.
nesday.
Califobnia Lodge, No. 163.
day.
B'nai B'rith Halt, Association. — Incorporated
April 9, 1878, for the purpose of building and main-
taining a suitable structure for the accommodation of
the order. Under its auspices a magnificent new four
story hall building has been erected upon Eddy street,
between Mason and Taylor, at a cost of, including the
lot, $75,000. Grand dancing hall with stage arrange-
ment, with perfect dining-room accomodation. The
furnishing involved an additional outlay of $15,fi00.
Six capacious halls are contained within the building,
besides a library and reading room. The library con-
tains about three thoiisand volumes.
Officers. — Joseph Bien, President ; A. Newman,Vice-
President ; William Kierski, Secretary; M. Morgen-
stern. Treasurer; I. Gans, Librarian.
BOYS AND GIRLS' AID SOCIETY.— Incorporated
September 15, 1874. Objects: To improve the condi-
tion and promote usefulness of neglected and friend-
less boys and girls of San Francisco. Society's build-
ing, containing lodgings, bath, reading and assembly
rooms, library of ujjwards of two thousand volumes,
and gymnasium, 68 Clementina street.
Officers. — George C. Hickox, President ; Charles A.
Murdock, Secretary ; D. C. Bates, Treasurer ; J. M.
Baker, Superintendent.
BRITISH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF CALIFOR-
NIA.— Rooms, 730 Montgomery street.
This society was organized in 1865, for the purpose
of aft'ordiiig relief to sick and destitute members and
persons who were subjects of Great Britain at the
time of their birth, and of promoting the social and
intellectual improvement of its members. Between
twelve and thirteen hundi4S> members have been ad-
mitted to membership, and there are now some two
hundred an* fifty paying members, including thir-
teen life members, on the rolls. In May, 1867, the
associiition was completely reorganized and incorpo-
rated, and a constitution adopted, containing several
admirable features, and, among others, provisions for
free lectures, debates, and social concerts. From the
time of its formation the affairs of the society have
bei n carefully and judiciously managed, and its char-
ity dispensed with prudent liberality. It has uniform-
ly co-operated with the San Francisco Benevolent As-
sociation, St. Andrew's Society, and other societies,
and through its agency their burden has been greatly
lightened ; many hundreds of sick and de.stitute men,
women, and children eft'ectively relieved, and a large
number provided with employment. The relief given
is, for the most part, temporary. The Bonrd of Be-
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one o'clock P.M. The regular meeting ia held on the
first ■Wednesday of each month, at seven and a half
o'clock P.M.
Officers.— William Lane Booker, H. B. M. Consul,
President; Simon L. Jones, First Vice-President;
Henry Austin, M.D., Second Vice -Presid Ait ; H. A.
Fox, Treasurer; J. P. McCurrie, Secretary; Charles
Pace, William Spence, A. Forbes, Geo. Naunton,
Charles Hopps, T). B. Brown, W. G. Harrison, Board of
Directors; D. B. Brown, James Senuett, R. P. Daviea,
W. C. I-yons, H. H.Wilson, and E. Blakely, Board of
Belief ; U. Mackintosh. M. D., R. L. Pinching, M. D.,
and E. Parson, M. D., Board of Physicians; William
Pickering. John Calvert, D. McDonald and W. M.
Searby, Druggists.
BRITISH MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY.— Organ-
ized May 3.1876. Meets second and fonrth Thursdays
Of each month, at Y. M. C. A. Hall, 232 Sutter street.
Object : The mutual assistance of its members in
case of sickness or want.
Officers. — Charles Willmot, President ; John Brews-
ter, Vice-President ; T. P. Winter, Treasurer; W. G.
Salter, Secretary.
CALIFORNIA PRISON COMMISSION.— Organized
November 27, 18C5.
The objects of this association are the ameliora-
tion of the condition of prisoners, the improve-
meut of prisons and prison discipline, and the aid
and encouragement of discharged prisoners in their
efforts to regain their forfeited positions and secure
for themselves an honest livelihood. Olfice 114 Mont-
gomery Block.
Officers.— Ira P. Rankin, President ; Henry Gibbons,
M. D., Vice-President ; Rev. James Woodworth, Sec-
retary and General Agent ; Nathaniel Gray, Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION
OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.— Incorporated Sep-
tember 2, 1876. Number of members, two hundred
and sixty.
Objects : To provide ways and means to secure the
enforcement of an Act for the prevention of cruelty
to children, and to labor in the education of a public
sentiment of humanity and gentleness toward chil-
dren. Office, 614 Merchant street, room 23.
Officers. — Josejih W. Winans, President ; Gilbert
Palache, Treasurer ; Nathaniel Hunter, Secretary.
CALIFORNIA STATE WOMAN'S HOSPITAL.— Lo-
cation corner of Howard and Twelfth streets. Inau-
gurated May, 1867. Organized May, 1868. Incorpo-
rated Januarj'. 1873.
This hospital is specially devoted to Jhe treatment
of diseases peculiar to women, and only such cases
are admitted. It is ojien to all irrespective of creed
or nationality, and offers the comforts of a home in
addition to surgical and medical treatment. The Wo-
men's Hospital exists as a purely medical charity,
and gives relief to two classes of ijatients: 1st. To
those who are destitute and un,ible to pay anything.
1. Those whose means are too limited to enable
.em to pay for private medical attendance, by pay-
ent of a moderate sum for board, receive medical
attendance, medicine and nursing without charge.
The surgeon in chief receives no remuneration for
his sers-icrs. Out patients treated gratuitously by
the House Physician. Application for admission
must be made to the Lady Managers, the Matron at
the Hospital, or to Dr. John Scott, 816 Sutter street.
Officers. — C. A. Low, President ; F. A. Gibbs, Vice
President ; E. P. Murphy. Sei-retary ; Samuel O. Hunt,
Treasurer: John Scott, M. D., F. R. C. S., Surgeon in
Chief : Chas. E. Blake, M. D., House Physician ; Mrs.
D. A.We-ks, Matron.
CAMBRIAN MUTUAL AID SOCIETY OF SAN
FR.ANCISCO.— Incorporated Septembers, 1869. Num-
ber of members, two hundred and ten. Meets second
Monday of eah month at Cambrian Hall, 1133 Mis-
sion street. Object: To assist itH members in case
of sickness or want.
Officers. — Samuel Williams, President; Thomas
Price, first Vice President ; W. A. Jones, Second Vice
President ; S. L. Jones, Treasurer; R. T. Roberts,
Corre8i)onding and Financial Secretary ; John Ed-
wards, Recording Secretary ; H.J. Owens. Owen .Jones,
T. T. Hughes, Jos.-ph Atkins, John T. Evans, Joseph
A. Davies, and Meredith J. Williams, Board of Di-
rectors.
CANADIAN ASSOCIATION.- Organized March 5,
1877. Meets second and fourth Tuesday of each
mouth, at B'nal B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Num-
ber of members, two hundred. Objects: The pro-
motion of morefriendly Intercourse among Canadians
on this coast, for mutual assistance in securing em-
ployment for those in search of such, and for benevo-
lent purposes.
Officers.— Jonas J. Morrison, President ; John Dan-
iel, First Vice President ; Alme Pare, Second Vice Presi-
(*enl ; R. S. Falconer, Treasurer ; WilU.im i. Oilliland,
Recording Secretary ; W. G. Buchanan, Financial
Secretary ; James Harris. Marshal.
CELTIC PROTECTIVE AND BENEVOLENT SO-
CIETY.—Organized August '23, 1873. Number of mem-
bars, one hundred and seventy-five. Meet* every
third Wednesday evening of each month at Irish-
American Hall, 818 Howard street.
Objects : To extend aid and assistance to members
in case of sickness or accident, to bury the dead, to
afford mutual protection in business, and to eleyate
the character of its members.
Officers.— Joseph Monaghan, President ; T. Galvln,
Vice-President; George Williams, Secretary; Peter Ke-
hoe. Treasurer.
CHEBRA ACHIM RACHMONIM ASSOCIATION.—
Organized October 26, 18<!2. Meetings held the fourth
Sunday of each month at I. O. Red Men's Hall, 510
Bush street. Number of members, one hundred and
twenty-tive.
Their object is to relieve and care for the sick, In-
firm, and disabled members of the society, etc. The
funds and property of the society constitute a Charity
Fund.
Ofljcers.— B. L. Levy. President ; L. Solomon, Vice-
President; Charles (irosslicht. Secretary; M. Isaac,
Treasurer ; G. Baum, P. Harris, and H. Isaac, Trus-
tees.
CHEBRA BENAI YISRAEL SOCIETY.— Organ-
ized September, 1861. lucorporated May, 1868. Meet-
ings held the third Sunday of each month at B'nal
B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Number of members,
one hundred and forty.
Object : To afford relief to its members in caSe of
sif-kness or distress.
Officers.— Joseph Henry, President; A. N. Levy,
Recording Secretary ; S. Levy, Treasurer.
CHEBRA BIKUR CHOLIM UKEDISHA SOCIETY—
Organized February, 1857. Meetings held the second
Sunday of each month at B'nal B'rith Building, 121
Eddy street. The object of this society Is to aid its
members in case of sickness Or distress.
Officers.— J. Hyman, President; S. Henry, Vice-
President; W. Myer, Secretary; W. Geist, Treasurer.
CHEBRA B'RITH SHALOM SOCIETY.— Organized
July 8, 186(). Meetings held the first Sunday of each
month at I. O. Red Men's Hall, 510 Bush street. Num-
bc^r of members, one hundred and thirty-five. The
object of this society is to aid its members in case of
sickness or distress.
Officers. — Thomas Cohen, President ; L. Licht, Sec-
retary; A. P. Cramer, Treasurer.
CHEURA OHAVAI SHALOM SOCIETY.— Organized
Julv 26, 1874. Meetings held the second Sunday of
eacii month, at Knights of Pythias Hall, 913 Market
street. Number of members, ninety.
Officers.— Levi Raphael, President; J. Israelsky, Sec-
r.-tary; S. Rosenfeld, Treasurer; L. Friedlander, K.
Morris, S. Fox, and E. Salomon, Trustees.
CHEBRA OHOBATH ZION SOCIETY- Incorporated
October?, 1870. Meetings held the third Sunday of
each month at B'nal B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Ob-
ject: Mutual relief of its members.
Officers.— A. Lipraan, President ; I. Roth. Vice-Pres-
ident; Jacob Gans, Secretary; D. Davis, Treasurer.
CHURCH UNION OF SAN FRANCISCO.— Organ-
ized June, 1870.
Objects: The promotion of mutual acquaintance.
Christian love, and personal religion ; active lay co-
operation in the work of the Episcopal Chur. h, es-
pecially in the care of the sick and needy; in en-
couraging regular attendence on Divine worship; in
general Missionary work and in Church extension.
PAPER HANGINGS.
Importer of French, Amierlcan and KnflrHsh Paper
Hanging,. Private [esidences (Jgg y^_ dgj-g 545 I|[jJ.jfg|
Decorated lu Artistic otylo. '
IAMF<\ F nORDOM ^ C(\ wholesale hardware.
JAIVILd t. bUltUUN a l/U., Corner Market and Front street..
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and the establishment and maintenance of a Read-
ing Boom and Church Headquarters.
Officers. — S. C. Gray, President ; Samuel Graves,
Vice-President; Charles Ashton, Secretary; H. H.
Nagle, Treasurer.
' EUREKA BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. — Organized
October, IS.'iO, to assist poor and needy Hebrews in
want or sickness. Number of members, five hundred
and forty-three, who pay one dollar each per month,
besides an additional sum of twenty-five cents, forth*
support of widows and orphans. The society has a
fund on interest.
Officers.— Louis Kullman .President ; Nathan Schee-
line, Vice-President ; Leo Eloesser, Secretary ; Aaron
Cahn, Treasurer.
EXEMPT FIEE COMPANY. — Organized Decem-
ber 8, 1862, in pursuance of an Act of the Leg-
islature, approved March 26, 1857, which pro-
vides that Exempt Members of the Department
may organize themselves to be known and des-
ignated as the "E.'cempt Fire Company," and
for the purpose of associating themselves together
for mutual benefit and assistance, and for the
more especial object of receiving and administering
the "Eire Department Charitable Fund," from which
they are entitled by law to relief. Reorganized April
15, 1872, under a supplementary Act of the Legis!atur*',
approved March 14, 1872. Meetings of the company
are held on the third Monday of each month, at their
hall on Brenham Place.
Officers.- Edward B. Cotter, President; John W.
Cherry and John C. Griswold, Vice-Presidents ; George
W. Corbell, Secretary ; A. Wason, Treasurer.
FIREMEN'S MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA-
TION.—Organized 18C8. Reorganized May 7, 1874. It
includes all the officers and members of the Paid Fire
Department, and has for its object the
creation and maintenance of a fund f ■ r benev-
olent purposes in their behalf. An assess-
ment of one dollar per month is made on all mem-
bers, and benefits to the amount of ten dollars per
week are i)aid members during sickness. Special as-
sessments of one dollar on all members is also made
upon the death of a member, the amount realized be-
ing alpplied first to funeral expenses, the residue go-
ing to the heirs of deceased.
Officers— Gordon E. Sloss, President; E. B.Vreeland,
Secretary ; Gus. Reis. Treasurer; Gus. Reis, Ed. Fla-
herty, Ed. B. Potter, Frank G. Edwards, and David
Scanuell, Trustees.
FIRST HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Or-
ganized in 1849, to assist needy Hebrews in Kickness
and in want. Reorganized 1853. Incorporated 18(>2.
Number of members, three hundred. Office of Secre-
tary, cor Post and Taylor ."treets.
Officers- C. Meyer, President; J. P. Newmark, Vice-
President; L. Meyerstein, Treasurer; Isaiah Cohn,
Secretary; L. Brown, Israel Solomon, M. Wurkheim,
J. Alexander, and A. P. Crauer, Trustees; Philip Born,
Collector.
FIRST HEBREW LADIES' MUTUAL BENEFIT
ASSOCIATION.— Organized January 10, 1854. Meet-
ings h.!ld second Sunday of each month, at B'nai
B'rith Building, 121 Eddy street. Number of members,
one hundred and sixteen. The object of this associa-
tion is to establish an institution for mutual assist-
ance to ladies of the Hebrew faith who may become
members of the society; to furnish a physician and
medicine, a weekly benefit to sick members, and, on
death of a member, to defray the fimeral expenses.
Officers.— Louis Ehrlich, President; J. Jackson, Vice-
President; Louis Licht, Secretary; David Levy, Treas-
urer; L. Prior. F. Seligman, and Y. Rosenthal, Trus-
tees; Dr. David Cohn, Physician; A. L. Lengfele,
Druggist.
FREE LABOR EXCHANGE. — This institution
was organized in the Fall of 1S77, and was the result
of a spontaneous movement on the part of the leading
merchants, bankers and incorporated companies doing
business in the city to devise means for the relief of
the then prevailing distress. An act providing for
municipal aid to the Exchange passed the Legislature
of 1877-78, but owing to its being in conflict with the
powers of the city under the Consolidation Act was
vetoed by the Governor. The rooms are locate d at 33-
35 O'Farrell street, and were formally opened Novem-
ber 22, 1877. A sum reaching $18,000 was raised for
its maintenance for two years, the number of con-
tributing members being about two hundred and fifty.
Objects: — To assist the unemployed to situations free
of cost.
Officers — William HoUis, President; C. W. Brooks,
Secretary;' William Hollis, Reuben Morton, and Wm.
Montague, Execiitive Committee; Gustave Touchard,
Chairman, Relief Committee: G. W. Schroeder,
Manager; Bank of California, Treasurer.
FRENCH MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY (So-
ciete Fran^aise de Bienfaisance Mutuelle.) — Estab-
lished December 28, 1851. This is a Mutual Relief
Society, established for the purpose of afiordiuR as-
sistance to its members in case of sickness. The
rooms of the society are located at 510 Jackson street.
The commodious hospital on Bryant street, between
Fifth and Sixth, forms a very important addition to
the charitable institutions of the city. The Central
Pharmacy of the Society is open every day (Sundays
excei^ted) , between one and four o'clock P. M., at 510
Jackson street.
Officers. — AlexanderWeill, President ; .4d. Schroeder
and J. St. Denis, Vice-Presidents ; G.Wolf and E. Gal-
lois. Secretaries ; Paul Husson, Treasurer; J. Bergez,
Paul Husson, J. St. Denis, J. J. Pac, L. Juzix, E.
Thomas, D. Legallet, F. Lacoste, and J. Durand,
Trustees; F. Bazan, M. D., A. St. Paul, M. D., and
Bernard Hofi'stetter, M. D., Physicians; N. J. Mar-
tinache, M. D., Ociilist; Charles Bourquin, Dentist.
GAMBRINUS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION (Ger-
man).—Organized May 19,1877. Number cf members,
ninety-four. Object: To aid its members and their
families in case of sickness and distress. Meets every
other Saturday evening, at .ilO Bush street.
Officers. — John Hagler, President ; Gottleib Parch,
Vice-President; A. Mauser, Treasurer; H. W. Wie-
land. Secretary.
GERMAN GENERAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF
SAN FRANCISCO (styled in German, Die .\)lgemeine
Deutsche Understuetzungs Gesellschaft) . — Is one of
tlie largest and most efficient charitable institutions
in the State. It was organized on the seventh of
January, 1854, with one himdrcd and live members,
and has rapidly increased, until now it numbers two
thousand four hundred and thirty-three city mem-
bers.
Only Germans and iiersons speaking German are
admitted to membership. The chief purpose of the
association is mutual assistance in case of sickness,
and when sick every member has a right to demand
support and medical attendance from the society.
The society has a second purpose of doing charity to
Germans not rnembers of the association, and especi-
ally to German immigrants newly arrived. For this
purpose the society has expended durin'' its exist-
ence $2.50,000. The hospital of the society, located
on the block bounded by Fourteenth, Ridley. Noe
and Castro streets, is built alter the most imprcjved
plans of modern hospital architei ture, and lias ac-
commodations for three h undred patients. It was
formally opened February 22, 1878, and replaces the
loss of their old hospital on Brannan street, which
was burned August 28, 1876.
The office is at 114 Dupont street, where the prin-
cipal agent, Eugene Roemer, can be found from eight
o'clock A. M. to five o'clock P. M., on week days. All
applications for .ndmission into the society, or for
charitable relief, and to furnish employment or ser-
vants to applicants, should be addressed to the agent.
No charge for application.
Officers. — Julius Bandmann, President; Hugo Hcr-
zer and H. Pfluegir, Vice-Presidents ; Max Zimmer-
mann. Recording Secretary ; W. Katz, Financial Sec-
retary ; Martin F. Philip, Treasurer : R. Kanzee,H. J.
Brand, Julius Baum, Adolph Kuss, D. Kcil, O. Schoe-
maun, and H. Joost, Directors; Eugene Roemer, Gene-
ral Agent ; F. E. Behruiann, Special Agent; H. C.Ker-
ber, M. D., Resident Physician.
GERMAN LADIES' GENERAL BENEVOLENT SO-
CIETY.—Organized 1870. Object : To aid the poor
and distressed German women of San Francisco.
Number of members two hundred and fifty. Meets
every Thursday at Dashaway Hall.
Officers. — Mrs. J. Regensburger, President; Mrs.
Peter Spreckles. Vice President ; Mrs. M. Speyer, Sec-
retary; Mrs.William Hesse. Treasurer; Mrs. A. Bauer,
Mrs.W. Meusel, and Mrs. J. S. Bauman, Trustees.
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES
Office, 33 Geary St.
J. MACDONOUGH.
CmiBERLAND, LKHIGH AND KNGI^ISH FOUNDRY COKE,
41 Market Street, corner Spear.
SOCIETIES.
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GRAND ARMY OV THE REPUBLIC— Organized
January, 1S67. I
Thia is an organization of honorably discharged i
soldiers, sailors, and marines of the Army and Navy |
of the United States, who served to suppress the late I
rebellion, aiVl whose objei-ts are to perpetimto a fra- |
ternal feeling amone its members, to aid and assist
those in di stress, and provide for the widows and
orphans of their deceased comrades.
Officers of Department of California — 0. Mason
Klnne.San Francisco, Department Commander; W.F.
Ellis, San Jose, Senior Vice-Commander; Geo. L.Voor-
hies, Vallejo, Junior Vice-Commander ; Dr. A. Mc-
Mahon,San Jos^, Medical Director; Rev. T.K.Noble,
San Francisco, Chaplain: H.R. Brown, J. L. Tharp,
L. Tozer, B. Armburst, and GeorgeW. Irelan, Council
of Administration ; F. F. Stone, Assistant Adjutant-
General : O. B. Culver, San Francisco, Assistant Quar-
termaPter-Geucral : W. A. Robinson, Sun Francisco,
Inspector ; E. B. Zabrlskie, San Francisco, Chief Mus-
tering Officer ; H. D. Scripture, San Francisco, Judge
Advocate.
Lincoln Post, No. 1.— Organized May 27, 1867. R.
M. Apgar, Commander. Meets at eight o'clock P. M.
every Thursday, at the Grand Army Hall, 71 New
Montgomery street.
George H. Thomas Post No. 2.— Stuart M. Taylor,
Commander. Meets at 8 o'clock P. M., at Dniid's
Hull, 413 Sutter street, on first and third Tuesday
evenings of each month.
Grand Akmt of the Republic Cemeteby Associa-
tion.—Incorporated January 28, 1870. Meets at G. A.
R. Hall.
Officers. — J. C. Sargent, President; N. Hunter, Vice-
President; S. P. Ford, Secretary ; C. Mason Kinne,
Treasurer.
HEBREW LADIES' SEWING SOCIETY.— Organized
December, I8r.9. Incorporated September, 1872. Num-
ber of subscribing members, one hundred and seveu-
ty-five. Meets every Wednesday at 310 O'Farrell
street. Object: The relief of disabled, unprotected,
and needy persons.
Officers. — Mrs. M.Brown, President; Mrs. A. Fleisli-
hacker, Mrs. S. Ackerman, and Mrs. Geo. A. Davis,
Vice-Presidents ; Mrs. A. M. Loryea, Secretary; Mrs.
L. Sachs, Treasurer; Mrs. B. Hagan, Superintendent.
HOME FOR AGED AND INFIRM FEMALES.— Or-
ganized May, 1872, under the auspices of the Sisters of
Mercy.
A home, built of wood, three stories In height, has
been erected on Rincon Place, adjoining St. Mary's
Hospital, which at present contains ninety-three In-
mates.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.— Office Great
Chief of Records, 604 Merchant street.
Great Chiefs, 1879-80.— George B. Katzenstein, Sac-
ramento, Great Prophet ; Henry A. Chase, San Fran-
cisco, Great Sachem ; Eugene Lehe, Stockton, G. S. S. ;
Alex. McPherson, Redwood City, G. J.S.; Frederick
P. Dann, San Francisco, G. Col R. ; Adam Smith, San
Francisco, G. IC of W ; George B. Katzenstein, Great
Rep. G. C. U. S. ; Adam Smith, San Francisco, Great
Rep. G. C U. 8.; H. S.Winn, Great Rep. G. C U. 8.;
George W. W'hitlock, San Francisco, Great Sunnap ;
Frank Newhoff, G. G. of W. ; John H. Hannaford, San
Francisco, G. G. of F. ; J. P. Sheaver, Stockton, Mis-
benewa.
Numberof tribes In the State, twenty-nine. The fol-
lowing meet in San Francisco, at Red Men's Hall, 320
Post street:
Hiawatha, No. 3. — Meets every Monday evening.
Manzanita, No. 4. — Meets every Wednesday even-
ing.
Ibitaba, No. 6. — Meets every alternate Thursday
evening.
Miantonomah, No. 9. — Meets every Tuesday even-
ing.
PoHONAOHEE, No. 10. — Mocts every Monday evening.
Pocahontas, No. 11. — Meets every Friday evening.
SoTOTOME, No. 12.— Meets every alternate Thursday
evening.
TuscAEOEA, No. 36. — Meets every Wt'dnesday even-
ing.
New Nabkaqansett, No. 42.— Meets every Sunday
evening.
Wampanoao, No. 52.— Meets every Thursday even-
ing.
Tahoe Degree Council, No. 1.— Meets Sundays.
Improved Order Red Men's Hall Association. —
Meets at the Hall, 320 Post street.
INDEPENDENT FREE SONS OF ISRAEL.— Organ-
ized in San Francisco, April, 1878. Number of mem-
bers about one hundred.
Pioneer Lodge, No. 87. — Meets first and third
Tuesdays of every month, at B'naiB'rith Building, 121
Eddy street.
Otticers. — Joseph Rothschild, President; A. Gold,
smith. Recording Secretary; L. A. Morgenstern,
Treasurer. .
Concordia Lodge No. 101. — Meets at B'nal B'rilh
Building, 121 Eddy Street. M. 8. Myer, President ;
S. Regeusburger, Secretary, Charles Brown. Treasurer.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RED MEN (Exclusive
German Order).— The Gross Stamm of California
meets annually the last Monday in July. Address, 510
Bush street.
Officers.— D. H. Bockmann, Grand O. Ch. ; P. Frank,
Grand U.Ch.; J. Falkenstein, Grand B. Ch.; J. F.
Lang, Grand Pr. : Samuel Polack, Grand Secretary ;
J. Gutberlet, Grand Treasurer.
The following subordinate Stamms meet at the
Hall, 510 Bush strett, at half past seven o'clock P.M.
in Winter and eight o'clock P. M. in Summer:
California Stamm, No. 70.— Meets every Friday.
Golden Gate Stamm, No. 74. — Meets every Sunday.
Pacific St.vmm, No. 78.— Meets every Monday,
Germania Stamm, No. 83. — Meets every Thursday.
Eureka Stamm, No. 120.— Meets second and fourth
Sunday of each month.
Harmonie Stamm, No. 160. — Meets every Thursday.
Yehba Buena Lager, No. 8.— Meets second and
fourth Wednesday of each month.
Independent Order Red Men's Hall Associa-
tion.— Incorporated December 24, 1867. Meets first
Monday of each month at the Hall, 510 Bush street.
Officers. — D. H. Bockmann, President; Fritz Schir-
meier, Secretary ; Samuel Polack, Treasurer.
IBISH-AMERICAN benevolent SOCIETY.—
Organized May, 1860. Meets first and third Mondays
of each mouth at the Irish-American Hall, 818 Howard
street.
Officers. — Dennis Geary, President ; John O'Brien,
Vice-President ; Michael Curran, Treasurer ; M. tar-
rell. Recording Secretary; James G. McElroy, Physi-
cian ; J. J. McDonnell, Druggist.
ITALIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. — (Societa
Independente Italiana di Mutual Beneflcenza) . — In-
corporated December 30, 1867. Number of members,
three hundred and seventy-five.
This is a mutual relief society, established for the
pui'posp of affording assistance to indigent sick mem-
bers. Meetings lield the last Thursday of each month
at Columbus Hall. 190 Stevenson street.
Officers.- J.C. Sala, President; P. Pico, Vice-Presi-
dent ; A. Daneri, Treasurer ; E. Scodeletti. Secretary;
A. Casassa, Collector; G. Maccary, Physician. Sec-
retary's office, 423 Washington street, room 6.
KNIGHTS COMMANDERS OF THE SUN.— This
Order was instituted October 17, 1875, and is now es-
stablished in seventeen States and Territories of the
Union, and also in Canada and Nova Scotia, and is
chiefly composed of members of other secret benevo-
lent societies. Its organization is divided into three
divisions, viz : The Nntional and State, Grand and
Subordinate Commanderies. As in Knight Templar,
or Scottish Rite Freemasonry, the officers bear high
sounding titles of rank created" in the feudal ages,
during the Crusades. This Order, for its organiza-
tion of government and r;ii)k, adopts that of the offi-
cial corps of the United States Army, and for its rega-
lia adopts the national colors of the country in which
it is organized. Its ('bjects are to disseminate light,
and intellectual and moral Improvement. It is semi-
military in its government, benevolent and fraternal
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in its character, and provides for the widows and or-
phans of its deceased members.
There are in California one State Grand and three
Subordinate Commanderies, two of which are in this
city.
National Gband CoMMAUDEBt. — Edwin A. Sher-
man, General Grand Commnnder-in-chief ; Henry T.
Tucker, Adjutant General ; James L. Cogswell. As-
sistant Adjutant General. Ofice 232 Sutter street,
room 6.
State Gband Commandeby or Calitobnia.— Meets
on the first Monday before the 9th of September, the
anniversary of the admission of California into the
Union. Charles W. Dannals, Lieutenant - General
Grand Commander-in-chief ; William A. Fogg, Assist-
ant Adjutant-General.
High Twelve Commandebt, No. 1.— Meets every
Friday evening at 232 Sutter street.
Globe Commandeby, No. 3. — Meets every Monday
evening at 232 Sutter street.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR. — Organized June, 1873.
Objects: Benevolent, fraternal and beneficial. The
first Lodge organized in this State was the California
in May, 1879.
Gband Lodge of Califobnia. — Organized March,
1880.
Officers. — John H. Crocker, Past Grand Dictator ;
David McClure, Grand Dictator ; J. E. Aiken, Vice-
Grand Dictator ; Andrew Speare, Assistant Grand Dic-
tator ; W. H. Mahoney, Grand Reporter ; T. R. Webster,
Grand Chaplain ; R. J. Warfield, Grand Treasurer ;
S. P. Schloss, Grand Guide ; J. Alexander, Grand
Guardian ; R. Wheeler, Grand Sentinel.
There are thirty-two lodges numbering sixteen him-
dred members iu California, thirteen of which are in
this city, viz.:
Ivy Lodge. No. 17iri. — Meets every Friday evening,
at B'uai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
Gebmania Lodge, No. 1718 (Works in German) .—
meets every Tuesday evening atB'nai B'rith Hall, 121
Eddy street.
Fbiendship Lodge, No. 1731. — Meets every Monday
evening at Red Men's Hall, 320 Post street.
Chabteb Oak Lodge, No. 175.5.— Meets erery Thurs-
day evening at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
EuBEKA Lodge, No. 17.5fi. — Meets every Wednesday
evening at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
Yebba Buena Lodge, No. 1788. — Meets every Mon-
day at Red Men's Hall, 320 Post street.
NoBiiAN Lodge, No. 1841. — Meets every Tuesday
evening at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
Saxon Lodge, No. 1848. — Meets every Tuesday even-
ing at Red Men's Hall, 320 Post street.
Union Lodge, No. 1895. — Meets every Friday even-
ing at Red Men's Hall, 320 Post street.
San Francisco Lodge, No. 1922. — Meets every Mon-
day evening at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
Tancbed Lodge, No. 1327.— Meets every Saturday
evening at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
Yosemite Lodge, No. 1930. — Meets every Thursday
evening at Red Men's Hall, 320 Post street.
Occidental Lodge, No. — . — Meets every Wedneg-
day evening at B'nai Brith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOB.
AuBOBA Lodge. — Meets every Monday evening at
B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.— The first Lodge of this
Order in California was organized March 25, 1869.
Since then other Lodges have been organized in tlie
State, twelve of which are in San Francisco.
The Gband Lodge of Califobnia. — Organized Sep-
tember 28, 1869.
Officers.- E. T. BlacUman, P. O. C. ; S. L. Terry, G.
C. ; George B. Katzen8tein,V.G.C. ; Adam Smith, G. P. ;
A.G. Booth, G. K. R. S. ; J. J.Vascom-ellos, G. M. E. ;
Henry Harbourne, G. M. A. ; John Gunn Jr., G.I. G. ;
Jason Watkins, G. O. G.
The following Subordinate Lodges of the City of
San Francisco meet at Pythian Castle, 913 Market
street, on the following evenings:
California Lodge, No. 1.— Meets every Thursday.
Damon Lodge, No. 2. — Meets every Tuesday.
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 3. — Meets every Friday.
Laueel Lodge, No. 4. — Meets every Monday.
IvANHOE Lodge, No. 5. — Meets every Wednesday.
Alemania Lodge, No. 8. — Meets every Wednesday.
EuBEKA Lodge, No. 9. — Meets every Friday.
ExcELsiOB Lodge, No. 12. — Meets every Tuesday.
Habmony Lodge, No. 15. — Meets every Thursday.
Mybtle Lodge, No. 16— Meets every Sunday.
Metbofolitan Lodge, No. 24.— Meets every Mon-
day.
South San Fbancisco Lodge, No. 45.— Meets every
Tuesday at South San Francisco.
Bayabd Lodge No. 53. — Meets every Thursday ev-
ening.
Section No. 70 of the Endowment Rank. — Meets
the second Saturday of each month .at 913 Market
street.
BuBEAU OF Relief. — Meets
first of each month.
at 913 Market street
KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK.— Organized January.
1875. Number of members three hundred and fifty.
Meets second and fourth Wednesdays of each month,
at Grand Central Hall, 995 Market street. Objects:
The elevation of Ireland to he ) place among the na-
tions; the formation of a sick fund for sick members,
and to provide them with Christian burial; the educa-
tion and advancement of the friends of the society.
Officers. — J. J. Tobin, President ; C. A. Clinton and
J. F. Gibbon, Vice-Presidents ; J. M. Dwyer, Record-
ing Secretary ; H. J. Lynch, Financial Secretary; Pat-
rick Ciu-ry, Treasurer.
KNIGHTS OF THE RED BRANCH.— A secret Irish
organization, the object of which is known only to
the members of the association.
K. R. B., No. 1. — Meets every Thursday, at 751 Mar-
ket street.
K. R. B., No 2.— Meets every Wednesday, at 751
Market street.
K. R. B., No. 3.— Meets every Wednesday at Charter
Oak Hall.
K. R. B., No. 4.— Meets every Tuesday, at 751 Mar-
ket street.
KONG CHOW BENEFICI.AL SOCIETY (Chinese).—
Incorporated September 24, 1867. Location of asy-
lum, north side of Pine street, between Kearny and
Dupont. Object : To dis^pense charity to poor and
worthy Chinese.
LADIES' FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY (So-
cieti? de Bienfaisance des Dames Fran^aise) . — Incor-
porated June 5, 1867. Meetings held last Monday of
each month, at French Library, 120 Sutter street.
Number of members, one hundred and eighty. Ob-
ject : The relief of French families that may be in
want and distress.
Officers. — Mrs. B. Barra, President ; Mrs. C. Mayer,
Vice-President; Mrs. G. Griess, Secretary; Mrs. A.
Gros, Treasurer.
LADIES' PROTECTION AND RELIEF SOCIETY.—
Established August 4, 1853. Incorporated August 9,
1854.
This society has under its supervision a Home
where friendless or destitute girls under the age of
fourteen and over two years, and bpys under ten and
over two years, may be received and provided for un-
til permanent homes in Christian families can be
secured for them.
The building of this institution is located on Frank-
lin street, between Post and Geary, iind is a fine and
commodious structure. It consists of a main build-
ing and north wing, two stories high, with full base-
ment and Mansard roof. 'l"he wing was commenced
October 1, 1863, and completed April 20, 1864, and
the main building was finished iu the beginning
of 1869. The cost of the edifice, including grading,
fencing, etc., was $44,000.
Applications for admission should be made to Mrs.
Dr. Ober, at the Home, between the hours of one and
three o'clock P.M., on Mondays and Fridays of each
week. Donations of money, etc., may be sent to Mrs.
Jaoe Flint, at the Home, or at her residence, 1312 Pow-
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE. '\'^^I,..
THE OPTICIAN,
1863, 135 Montgomery.
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SOCIETIES.
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ell street. Letters and comninnicatione should be ad-
dresBed to Mrs. M. M. Soulc, 3-2.5 Larlun street.
Officers.— Mrs. Nathaniel Gray, President; Mrs.
George Bai stow, Vice-President; Mrs. M. M. Soule,
Kecordiug Secretary; Mrs. Jackson, Corresponding
Secretary; Mrs. Jane Flint, Treasurer ; Miss Mary
McGladery, Matron.
LADIES' SEAMAN'S FRIEND SOCIETY.— Organ-
ized March 20, 1H5C. This society is the offspring ot
the great philanthropic movement on behalf of sea-
men which has peculiarly distinguished the last halt
century. The '• men of the sea," an invahuible class
of all mercantile countries, are subjected, by the na-
ture of their avocation, to hardship and deprivation,
moral social, and intellectual. To ameliorate their
condition by supplying them with a home, when ou
shore, surrounded by remedial influences, and afford-
ing them protection from imposition, are the objects
of the society.
Officers.— Mrs. R. H. Lambert, President; Mrs. A.E.
Baker, Vice-President; Mies M. Knight, Secretary;
Mrs. Gt. Burroughs, Corresponding Secrctarj' ; Mrs. C.
E. Cogswell, Treasurer.
LADIES' SOCIETY OF ISRAELITES (Israelitische
Frauen Vereiu) .— Establishfed August 12, 18.5.'), for the
purpose of assisting Hebrew women under all cir-
cumstances of want. Meets Mondays and Thursdays
of each week, at 414 Clay street.
Officers —Mrs. S.Foorman, President; Mrs.Schmitt,
Vice-President: Leo Eloesser, Secretary; Mrs. M.
Heller, Treasurer.
LADIES' UNION BENEFICIAL SOCIETY (Colored) .
-Incorporated April 8, 1801. Number of members,
seventeen. Meets in the vestry A.M. E. Church, Pow-
ell street, second Monday evening in each month.
The objects of the society are to aid its sick and bury
its deceased members. t. j i nr
Officers.— Mrs. Barney Fletcher, President; Mrs.
Mary Ferguson, Vice-President; Mrs. Elizabeth
Fletcher, Chaplain ; Barney Fletcher, Secretary.
LADIES' UNITED HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCI-
ETY —Established 1855. Meets first Wednesday of
each month, at two o'clock P.M., at B'nai B'rith Build-
ing 121 Eddy street. The objects of the society are to
tLBsist the poor and needy, to attend the dying, and
bury the dead females of the Jewish faith. The affairs
of the society are managed by a board of officers and
an adiuncta of three Councilmen.
Officers— Mrs. H. Bchrendt, President; Mrs. E.
Goslinsky, Vice-President ; Mrs. G. Brownsteiu. Treas-
urer ; Isaiah Cohn, Secretary.
LITTLE SISTERS' INFANT SHELTER.— Incor-
porated March 10. 1874. This society was organized
for the purpose of taking care of the young children
of working women during the day, thus allowing the
mother t» perform a day's work. The Infant Shelter
is located at 512 Minua street. The rooms are pleas-
ant and spacious, and fitted up with all the articles
necessary for a nursery. , , i ,»
♦ Officers.— Mrs. Joseph 8. Spear, President ; Mrs.
<jeorge A. Carnes, Vice-President ; Mrs. W. C. Bur-
nett, Secretary; Miss Minnie L. Sampson, Treasurer;
Mrs J B. Stetson, Mrs. Dr. David Wooster, Mrs.
Geo W. Frink, Mrs. Geo. A. Ames and Miss Daisy
Spear, Trustees ; Mrs. Jane Temple, Matron.
LONGSHOREMEN'S BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA-
TION —Organized August 0, 1872. Number of mem-
bers fifty. Meets first and third Mondays of every
month, at Charter Oak Hall. , , , „ .^,
Officers — Philip Brown, President; James Smith,
Vice-President ; John Murphy, Secretary ; Henry Voll-
mer. Treasurer.
MAGDALEN ASYLUM.— Under the charge of the
Sisters of Mercy. Location, Potrero avenue, near
Twenty-first street. ^ ■ .
A large and commodious building, three stones in
height, has been erected forthe accommodation of the
inmates of the asylum. Since the foundation of this
institution, over six hundred females have been re-
ceived most of whom have been reformed by the in-
fluence and attention of those in charge. Only about
sixper cent have proved refractory. At the present
time there are over two hundred penitents, attended
by nine Sisters of Mercy. Seventy-four girls from
the Industrial School, are at present maintained In
the Asylum, at the expense of the city, seperate apart-
ments being provided for them. Rev. Father Ml
Saya and Rev. Father Tadini have spiritual charge of
the institution. A society called the Magdalen So-
ciety of San Francisco has lately been organized with
a view to provide funds for the better support of this
institution.
MASTER MARINERS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA-
TION.—Organized April, 1807. Incorporated April
28, 1869. Meets every Monday evening, at Druid s
Hall, 418 Sutter street. Number of members three
hundred and fifteen.
Officers.— James Terkelson, President ; F. F. Miller,
Vice President ; Louis Traung, Secretary ; C. Decker.
Treasurer.
MATER MISERICORDI.S; (House of Mercy).— Un-
der the charge of the Sisters of Mercy.
Lociition, 23M Rincon Place, adjoining St. Marys
Hospital. „
This is for the protection of young women of un-
blemished character— none others admitted. Some
remain waiting for a situation, and others are em-
ployed in the sewing school, where dressmaking and
all kinds of machine sewing is neatly done at short
notice. At present there are about fifty inmates. The
institution is supported by the inmates and dona-
tions.
MILITARY ORDER LOYAL LEGION U. S.-Or-
ganized May 3, 1871.
Objects : To cherish the memories and associations
of the war waged in defense of the unity and indivi-
sibility of the Republic ; to strengthen the ties of Ira-
ternal fellowship and sympathy formed from com-
panionship in arms ; to advance the best interests of
the soldiers and sailors of the United States, especially
those associated as members of this order, and to ex-
tend all possible relief to their widows and children ; .
to foster the cultivation of military and naval science;
to enforce unqualified allegiance to the General Gov-
ernment ■ to protect the rights and liberties of Amer-
ican citizens, and to maintain the national honor, I
union, and independence. Meets first Wednesday ot i
February, May, August, and November.
Officers.— Maj.-Gen. John F. Miller, U. S. V., Com-
mander • (vacant). Senior Vice-Commander; Bvt.
Brig.-Gen. George S. Evans, U. S. V., Junior Vice-
Commander ; Bvt. Lt.-Col. W. R. Smedberg, U. S. A.,
Recorder; Bvt. Col. J. M. McNulty, U. S. V., Treas-
urer • Commander Henry Glass, U. S. N., Chancellor;
Bvt.-'Col. James Coey, U. S.V., Registrar ; Rev. Darnel
Kendig, U. S. A., Chaplain.
Address of Recorder, 1011 Larkin street.
NETHERLANDS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.—
Organized 1873. Incorporated February 17, 1874.
Number of members twenty-six. Meets at 34 Third
street the first Wednesday of every month. Object:
Relief of its members in sickness, want, and distress.
Officers.- John D. Godeus, President; H. G. Gerrit-
zen, Vice-President; A. P. De Wit, Secretary; A. F.
Schroeder, Corresponding Secretary ; J. C. Kemp Van
Ee, Treasurer.
NORD-DEUTSCHER VEREIN— Organized November
5 1874. Number of members one hundred. Meets
the first and third Wednesdays of every month at
Huddy's Hall, 909 Ji Market street.
Objects; Mutual benevolence in case of sickness or
death. _. .
Officers.— Otto Schinkel, President; Henry Wat-
stein, Vice-President; Charles Moeller, Secretary;
Henry Wittschen, Treasurer.
ORDER HERMANN'S SONS— Organized June 2.
1870. Meets at 510 Bush street. Object: To aid its
members and their families in case of sickness, death,
oi* distress
A Grand Lodge was organized' June 12, 1878, with
Henry Weigel as Grand Master, who Is also Deputy to
the National Grand Lodge of the United States.
Grand Officers.— D.Voight, Grand President ; F. R.
Meyer Grand Vice-President; H. Tostmaun, Grand
Secretary ; P. Rothermel, Grand Treasurer.
San Fbancisco Lodge, No. 1.— Meets every Wednes-
day evening.
EbnSt Von Bandel Lodge, No. 3.— Meets every
Tuesday evening.
ORDER KESHER SHEL BARZEL. — Lodge room.
Red Men's Hall, 510 Bush street.
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JAMES E. GORDON & CO., wholesale hardware
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Grand Lodoe fob the Pacific Coast.— Meets an-
nually.
OflBcers.— P. Abrahamson, M. W. Gr. President- Jos,
Schmitt, M.W. G. Vice-President; M. Schloss, id M.
W. G. Vice-President ; William Meyer, M. W. G. Sec-
retary; Gustav Baum, M.W. G. Treasurer.
Seven Lodges have been organized in this city, viz:
Hab Hamokiah Lodge, No. 3.— Meets every Sunday
evening.
ZioN Lodge No, i. — Meets every Wednesday even-
ing.
Eehoboth Lodge, No. 6.— Meets every Monday
evening.
Washington Lodge, No. 7.— Meets every Thui;3day
evening.
Jeshueun Lodge, No. 9— Meets first and third
Tuesday evenings of each month.
EEBEKAH lodges.
Eva Lodge, No. 1.— Meets first and third Sunday of
each mouth.
Debobah Lodge, No. 3. — Meets second and fourth
Sunday of each month.
There are five additional Lodges in this State.
Whole number of members, seven hundred. There
are also four Eebekah Lodges. Total number of mem-
bers, two hundred and fifty.
ORDER OF THE AMERICAN STAR.— Organized
August, 1878. Number of members, about three hun-
dred. This Order is composed of members of both
sexes and has for its objects co-ojieratiou in business,
caring for the sick and atflicted, burial of the dead,
and life insurance by endowment.
Two subordinate Lodges have been organized in
this city, viz :
Stab Lodge, No. 1.— Meets monthly at 226 Sutter
street.
Oifieers.- J. H. Josselyn, Worthy Master ; George
Williams, Secretary.
Washington Lodge, No. 2.— Meets monthly at 7
Stockton street.
Officers.— B. F. Josselyn, Worthy Master ; J. N.
Pratt, Secretary.
ORDER OF CAUCASIANS— Organized in 1876, the
first Camp of the Order being instituted in Sacra-
mento. Since then the growth of the Order has been
unprecedented, its aggregate membership in the State
being about seventeen thousand, of which nearly three
thousand are in San Francisco. Its main object is to
neutralize by all proper means the employment of
Mongolian labor, thereby securing the elevation
of Caucasian.s. It also comprehends a general sys-
tem of mutual philanthropy, benevolence and social
intercourse among its members.
A Supreme Encampment was organized in 1877. It
meets annually on the 22d of February at place desig-
nated in call.
Officers.— John Greenwald, Amador County, Su-
preme Chief , W. B. G. Kell r, Sacramento, Supreme
Secretary.
Three subordinate Camps have been instituted in
this city, viz :
Camp No. 45.— Meets Mondays at Huddy's Hall,
909 J^ Market street.
Camp No. 47. — Meets Wednesdays at Spreen's Hall,
South San Francisco.
Camp No. .50.— Meets Tuesdaj-s at 417 Kearny street.
LOYAL ORANGE INSTITUTION OF THE UNITED
STATES.— Organized in San Francisco April 17, 1875,
and acts directly ynder the jurisdiction of the Grand
Lodge of the United States.
Two Lodges have been instituted in this city, viz :
Califoenia Teue Blues, No. 118.— Meets at909}i
Market street on the first and third AVednesdays of
each mouth.
Haemony, No. 127.— Meets on the second and fourth
Saturdays of each month at thePotrero.
ORPHAN ASYLUM SOCIETY (Protestant) .-Or-
ganized January :ji, 18.51, and incorporated February
10, 18;-)!.
Original Officers.— Mrs. Albert Williams, President ;
Mrs. 8. H. Willey, Vice-President ; Mrs. A. E. War-
ren, Secretary ; Mrs. Boring, Treasurer ; Mrs. R. H.
Waller. Mrs. C. V. Gillespie. Mrs. Taylor, Mrs Jolce,
Mrs. A. Dubbs, and Mrs. O. C. Wheeler, Managers ;
Charles Gilmore, D. L. Ross, and S. Franklin, Trus-
tees.
It originally occupied the building on the corner
of Second and Folsom streets, owned by Gen. H. W.
Halleck.wheuce they removed the children in March,
1854, to the present building, corner of Laguna and
Haight streets, just then completed, at a cost of
$30,000. This house, built of stone and brick, ex-
pressly for the purpose, is highly creditable to the
institution, as one of the noblest monuments of San
Francisco benevolence. During the years 18(i2-3, a
large and convenient addition was made to the pres-
ent building, at an expense of $30,000, which, to-
gether with the main building, will accommodate
two hundred and fifty children. As a complement to
the SauBome Hook and Ladder Co., who, upon dis-
banding, donated to the asylum the building and lot
owned by them, the new addition is called the " San-
some Wing."
During the past year the upper story of the build,
ing has been fitted up, and for the first time in its
history the entire capacity of the asylum has been
made available. The present number of children ia
the asylum is two hundred and seventeen.
Officers. — Mrii. Dr. Charles Keeney, President ; Mrs.
Ira P. Rankin, Vice-President ; Mrs. Henry Haight,
Treasurer; Mrs. F. MacCrellish, Secretary; Mrs. S. C.
Whigham, Matron; Mrs. M. L. Batturs, Assistant
Matron; Mrs. Richardson and Miss J. W. Corey,
Teachers ; Benjamin R. Swan, Physician.
ORPHAN ASYLUM (Roman Catholic) .—Organized
March 23, 1851. In July of the same year the erection
of a wooden edifice was commenced, and completed
the following September. It was occupied in part
for a school, and a portion was temporarily used as a
church, under the pastoral charge of the Rev. John
Maginnis.
On August 18, 1852, the asylum was taken in charge
by the Sisters of Charity. In 1854 a capacious brick
building was erected on Market street, near Third, at
a cost of $45,000. In 1864 an additional brick edifice
was erected for a school, which was attended by
several hundred day scholars.
In 18fi2 a farm of fifty-three acres, near Bay View,
South San Francisco, was purchased, where there
has been established a branch institution for very
young children, called the St. Joseph's Infant Asy-
lum. On this same tract of land a large and com-
modious wooden edifice, with all the modern con-
veniences, was erected in 1872. The present building
is beautifully locitted on a hill, commanding an ex-
tensive view of the surrounding country. It covers
an urea of two hundred and four by two hundred and
eighty-two feet, including an open centre court,
measuring eighty by one hundred and foi ly.four feet.
It will accommodate about eight hundred children.
PACIFIC DISPENSARY FOR WOMEN AND CHIL-
DREN.—Organized March 24, 1875. The objects of
this Institution are to iirovide for women and chil-
dren medical aid of competent physicians of their
own sex, and the establishment of a hospital for
women and children. Location; corner of Mission
and Twenty-second streets. The Resident Physician
is in daily attendance until twelve o'clock m. Loca-
tion of Dispensary, 937 Market street.
Officers.- Mrs. A. L. Stone, President ; Mrs. S. Ray-
mond, Vice-President ; Mrs. Henry M.Gray, Secre-
tary; Mrs. O. W. Eastim. Treasurer; Miss Elizabeth
A. FoUansbee, M. D., Resident Physician.
PACIFIC HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM AND HOME
SOCIETY. ^Incorporated July 2(i, 1871. Location,
east side of Devisadero street, between Hayes and
Grove. Formed for the care, relief, protection, and
improvement of orphan children, and for the care of
aged Israelites who are without adequate means of
sspport.
Officers.— S. W. Levy. President; Louis Sachs, Vice-
President; Jacob Greenebaum, Treasurer; Leo Eloe-
ser. Secretary; David Michael, Collector. i
PACIFIC HOMOEOPATHIC DISPENSARY ASSO- I
CIATION.— Organized December 7, 187(5. Incorpor-
ated December 23, 187G. The membership now num-
bers nine life members, fifty annual and thirty month-
ly subscribers. The Dispensary, located at 843 How-
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY. «»''''"9 SM'c^^f^?! ■""'*«"«'
J. MACDONOUGH,
13IPl>KTKa OF AND D£ALKR IX COAL. AND PIU IRON,
4U Bfarlcet Street, corner Speiar.
SOCIETIES.
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ard street, wns opened March 5, 1877. liegiilar monthly [ Officers. — W. Hassler, President ; ^. Dewes, Vlce-
mectingB of the Board of Directors are held at the ■ President ; John Anderson, Secretary ; C. Strohnieier,
Dispensary, the annual meeting being held on the I Treasurer,
third Thursday of January. The object of the Asso-
ciation is to provide for the indigent sick, medical aid
of competent Homoeopathic Physicians. Several hiin- i
dved patients are treated annually. The Dispensary I
is open daily, Sundays excepted, from eleven to I
twelve o'clock a. m., and two to three o'clock p. m. j
Officers. — Mrs. James Burling, President ; Mrs. J. i
K. Jarboe, Mis. John McKee, Mrs. Thomas Br.)Wii and
Mrs. Kobert Graves, Vice-Presidents ; Mrs. David
Wilder. 000 Leavenworth street. Secretary; Miss Heh-
. rietta R. Taylor, Treasurer ; Mrs. John Tiiylor, Mrs.
A. L. Bancroft, and Mrs. .Vnnis Merrill, .Vudltors.
SAN FRANCISCO BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
—Organized 18G5. Office, 20 Webb street. The de-
sign of this Association is to improve the condition
of the deserving indigent, and, so far as practicable,
to relieve their necessities.
Officers. — Levi Stevens, President ; N. Gray, Vice-
President ; J. C. Patrick, Treasurer ; Robert Beech-
lug, General Agent and Secretary.
POLISH SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA (Towarzystwo
Polskie W. Kalifornli).— Organized January '23, 1873.
Objects: Social, literary and benevolent. Meets evei-y
Saturday at their rooins, 103'i Market street.
Officers.— W. Pawllcki, President; R. K. Piotrowski
and F. T. Lessen, Vice-Presidents ; A. Klgiiss, Secre-
tary and Librarian ; G. Hejhniau, Treasurer.
PORTUGUESE PROTECTIVE AND BENEVOLENT
SOCIETY.— Incorporated August, 1808. Meets every
Thursday evening ut cigbt o'clock P
street.
OVijects: To aid its members in sickness and dis-
tress, and to erect a Portuguese Hospital in this city.
The society has five halls, viz: San Prancisco, San
Lean"flro, Sacramento, Centervllle and Souora, each
governed by local officers.
Officers of San Francisco Hall. — Joaquim Coelho,
Prer-ident ; Joseph L. Gomes.Vice-Presideut; F. J. M.
Braga, Secretary ; Charles Fuller, Treasurer.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH HOME ASSO-
CIATION.— Organized January, 1809. Incorporated
January "25, 1870. Objects: To establish and sustain
a charitable institution for the permanent care and
maintenance of poor, aged, or infirm women, members
of the Episcopal Church, who are from any cause in-
capacitated from taking care of themselves, and such
others as the3oard of Managers may think entitled
to its benefits. Also, for the temporary residence of
Christian women seeking employment.
The association is supported by monthly contribu-
tions from the various Protestant churches of San
Francisco. Location of Home, 1225 Market street.
Officers. — Right Rev. Bishop Kip, D. D., President ;
Rev. H. W. Beers, Vice-President; H. T. Graves, Sec-
retary ; C. V. S. Gibbs, Treasurer; Rev. E. J. Lion
C. I. Hutchinson, R. B. Sanchez, Trustees; Ladies'
Board of Managers: Mrs. William Green, President; |
Mrs. R. B. Sanchez, Vice-President; Mrs. J. G. Clark,
Secretary; Mrs. Mary S. Jackson, Treasurer.
PUBLIC KINDERGARTEN SOCIETY OF SAN FRAlf-
CISCO.— Organized July 22, 1878. School located on
Silver Street, between Second and Third. Number of
niembers.oue hundred and forty. This society was or-
ganized under the auspices of Dr. Felix .\dler, when
on a visit to this Coast, and has for its object the
'establishment and maintenance of a system of free
kindergarten schools for poor children, similar to
those already famous in the eastern cities. Members
pay one dollar per month. Life memberships, $100.
Officers.— Solomon Heydenfeldt, President; S.Nick-
lesburg, Vice-President; Joseph O. Hirschfelder, M.
D., Secretary ; Julius Jacobs. Treasurer.
RUSSIAN REPUBLICAN BENEVOLENT SOCI-
ETY (Decembrist). — A secret organization, intended
for the propagation of Republican princijjlcs among
Russians here and in the Russian Empire. It ex-
cludes all who favor autocracy or servilely bend
to the edicts of the church. Its benevolence is con-
fined exclusively to political refugees. It does not
In any way interfere with American politics or the j
enlightened systems of religion prevailing in this
country. Head office (undivulged) . Branch organ-
ized in San Francisco, December 14, 1867.
Agapius Honcharenko, Secretary. Office, Ukrulna
(Russian settlement) ; address. Hay ward, Alameda Co.
California.
SAN FRANCISCO BAECKER VERKIN. -Organized
August 5, 1877. Number of members, one hundred
and fifty. Meets each alternate Sunday afternoon at
Druid's Hall, 413 Sutter street. Objects, benevolent
ana protective.
SAN FRANCISCO FEMALE HOSPITAL. — Loca-
tion, 930 Clay street. This hospital was opened for
the reception of patients on the first day of April,
1868. The object of the Institution is the care of poor,
sick women. There is no rule as to the nativity, reli-
gion, or social condition. It is a charity in the broad-
est sense of the term. Any woman who is poor and
sick is entitled to share its benefits. It is a general
hospital for all diseases, and for lying-in. During
the twelve years it has been open there have been near-
ly one thousand births. Of the whole number of births
over fifty per cent, have been illegitimate, showing
M at 510 Bush conclusively the need of such an iuntituiion, as, if it
were not for this hospital, the probabilities are that
the greater number would have shared the fate of so
many thousands of innocents nmrdered in their moth-
ers' womb. There have been besides a large number
of patients admitted for general disease. There have
also been a very large number of outside patients
treated, the physician and surgeon being in attend-
ance every morning from ten to eleven o'clock to
treat any poor persons who may come. It was sup-
ported by voluntary contributions until 1870, when
the State appro^jriated $5,000 a year for its support.
In 1879 the appropriation was reduced to $3,000. The
Hospital is under the care of Dr. C. B. Hutchlns.
Officers.— Mrs. A. Y. Trask, President ; Mrs. Isaac
Hecht, Vice-President ; Mrs. Noyes, Secretary ; Mrs.
E. B. Pond, Treasurer ; Mrs. M. E. Dayton, Matron.
SAN FRANCISCO LYING-IN HOSPITAL AND
FOUNDLING ASYLUM.— Incorporated April, 1868,
for the care, protection, and proper treatment of un-
protected single women, with their offspring, together
with all other children that may be left in infancy by
outside parties. Said children will be considered
foundlinf^s.
The Trustees design to make this institution in the
highest degree respectable and efficient, and available
to wonren throughout every county in the State, re-
gardless of religion, sectarianism, or nationality,
'fbose who are in a position to pay will be required
to do so, therefore, all applicants are questioned
as to their ability to pay for the accomodations
offered by this institution. But each must give
satisfactory proof of having heretofore sustained
a good moral character, and been esteemed re-
spectable. It is expected that the institution
will be supported by receipts from patients,
donations, and contributions from different sources,
aiipropriations by the City and State Governments,
and, in time, by bequests, legacies, etc. It is a spec-
ial hospital, and for the specialties for which It was
organized affords facilities not to be found elsewhere
on this coast. No cases of disease are admitted for
treatment. It is therefore expected that it will be
kept free from erysipelas and other contagious dis-
eases that become the bane of lying-in wards con-
nected with general hospitals. It is thoroughly ven-
tilated, and will afford all the comfort that is to be
found in the best conducted homes, and free from
all intrusion. Competent nurseB are in attendance
day and night.
For consultation the attending physician will be
found at the Hospital, 913 Tyler street, from eleven to
twelve o'clock A. M., daily (Sundays excei)ted), or at
his residence, 20 Twelfth street, from half-past eight
to nine o'clock A. M., and from half-past six to seven
o'clock P. M. Letters of inquiry should be directi d to
Dr. Benjamin F. Hardy, 20 Twelfth street, San Fran-
cisco, California, inclosing a stamped envelope, prop-
erly suijerscribtd with the name and address of the
applicant.
Officers.— Solomon Heydenfeldt, President; Benja-
min F. Hardy, Se<Tetary ; Lazard Frcres, Treasurer ;
Benjamin F. Hardy, M. D., Attending Physician and
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SAN FRANCISCO MEDICAL BENEVOLENT SOCI-
ETY.— Organized December 21, 1870. Incorporated
February 23, 1871. Number of membfrs twenty-five.
The objects of this society are for the protection and
relief of deserving physicians and theirfamilies who
may suffer from sickness or want, and to promote
kindly professional and social intercourse among
themselves and their professional brethren at large.
A Literary Chapter was organized July 21, 1871, for
the following objects; First— The colle.;tion of a
library. Second — The establishment of a museum.
Third — The publication of a medical journal, or mon-
ographs on medical subjects, as the society may,
from time to time, determine or order to be printed.
Fourth — Reports of cases and the discussion of such
medical subjects as shall be brought before the Chap-
ter. Regular meetings of the society and the Lite-
rary Chapter are held on the twenty-first day of each
month.
Officers.— A. F. Sawyer, M. D., President; W. F.
Peabody. M. D., Treasurer; A. M. Wilder. M. D., Sec-
retary.
LiTERABY Chapter. — George H. Powers, M.D., Per-
manent Secretary; F. B. Eane, M. D., Librarian and
Curator.
SAN FRANCISCO JIUSICAL PROTECTIVE ASSO-
CIATION.—Incorporated December 17, 1875. Meets
quarterly, second Tuesday m the mouth, at two
o'clock P. M. Number of members, ninety. The
object of this society is to assist sick and disabled
members and their families, and the better protection
of musical interests in San Francisco.
Officers. — Aug. Wetterman, President ; T. Eisfeldt
and Charles Winkler, Vice-Presidents ; Albert A. Mul-
ler. Secretary ; John B.iumaun, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO SOCIETY FOR THE PREVEN-
TION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.— Incorporated
April, 1868. Office, 61i Merchant street, dumber
of members two hundred and five. The objects of
this society are to provide ways and means to secure
the enforcement of " An Act for the more effectual
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals," approved March
30, 18G8, and to labor in the education of a public sen-
timent of humanity and gentleness toward domestic
and other animals.
Officers. — Joseph W. Winans, President ; Jacob Z.
Davis, Vice-President; Nathaniel Hunter, Secretary ;
James S. Hutchinson, Treasurer.
SCANDINAVIAN LADIES' AID SOCIETY.— Organ-
ized January 6, 1873. Number of members two huB^
dred. Meets the first and third Wednesdays of each
month, at 71 New Montgomery street, and Norden Hall,
Mission street, between Third and Fourth, altern-
ately. The object of this society is to assist sick
and destitute Scandinavians, helij new comers, and
encourage a friendly feeling among them.
Officers. — Mrs. Adolph Peterson, President ; Mrs.
J. Johnson, Vice-President ; Miss Catherine Murch,
Recording Secretary ; Mrs. B. H. Madison, Treasurer.
SCANDINAVIAN LADIES' RELIEF SOCIETY.- Or-
ganized March 19, 1874. Meets first Wednesday of
each month, at the Old People's Home of San Fran-
cisco, Francisco street, between Powell and Stockton.
Number of members, one hundred andfifty. Objects:
The founding of a Home for all needy, sick and des-
titute.The Society have erected a handsome and com-
modious building on the above lot during the last
year.
Officers.- Mrs. Charles Nelson, President ; Mrs. E.
M. North, Corresponding Secretary ; Miss A. Stip-
pens. Recording Secretary; Mrs. S. Peterson, Treas.
SCANDINAVIAN SOCIETY.- Organized February
28, 1859. Number of members, three hundred and
fifty. Hall, 71 New Montgomery street; open everyday
and evening. The object of this society is to aid their
sick and bury their dead, also to assist their country-
men and others who may be deemed by the society
worthy objects of its charities; also to have a hall for
monthly meetings and a library.
Officers. — Andrew C. Freese, President ; Charles
Leverentz, Vice-President ; H. GuUixson and L.
Traunge, Secretaries; Alfred A. Enquist, Treasurer;
v. L. Sykes, Librarian.
Scandinavian Hall Association.— Incorporated De-
cember 20, 1871.
Officers. — Albert Miller, President; A. C. Freeee,
Vice-President; Alfred A. Enquist, Secretary; H. M.
A. Miller, Treasurer.
SLAVONIC ILLYRIC MUTUAL BENEVOLENT AS-
SOCIATION.— Organized November 17, 1857. Incor-
porated April 1, 1873. Number of members, one hun-
dred and twenty-two. Meets first Tuesday of each
month at 302 Davis street. The objects of this society
are mutual assistance in case of sickness, and to bury
its dead.
Officers. — M. Matich, President; D. MensTiia, Vice-
President: M. L. Tomasevich, Secretary; S. Martino-
vich, TreaFurtr.
SOCIETY FOR CHRISTIAN WORK.— Organized Oc-
tober, 1873. This society is connected with the First
Unitarian Church ; every member of the congregation
Is considered a member of the Society, and exi^ected
to work in support of one of its four sections. The
first section is devoted to charitable labor. They re-
lieve the sick and the destitute, distribute cast-oflf
clothing, employ needy women to sew, and give the
garments made to the deserving poor, and help the un-
fortunate in various ways.
The second section conducts a free Sewing School
for poor children, which now numbers over one hun-
dred. The meetings are held In the church parlors
every Saturday, from ten o'clock A. M. to twelve M.
The third section distributes to the prison^ jails,
hospitiils and anylums, contributions of reading mat-
ter, which are deposited in a box in the church vesti-
bule by the congregation.
The fourth section attends to the social interests
of the society, and conducts the monthly social gath-
erings.
The money needed to carry on this good work, is
raised by a special contribution on the first Sunday of
each month.
Officers. — Rev. Dr. Horatio Stebbins, President;
Fred. Hobbs, Secretary; Mrs. J. Jackson, Treasurer.
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL.— The ob-
ject of this society is to relieve distress wherever
found. Though a legitimate offspring of the Catholic
Church, and principally supported by members of the
same, yet its charities are extended to all worthy per-
sons who are in distress.
St. Patrick's Conference.— Organized 1866. Meets
every Wednesday evening in the basement of St. Pat-
rick's Church.
St. Peter's Conference. — Organized 1870. Meets
every Sunday after last Mass, in library attached to
church.
SONS OF THE EMERALD ISLE.— Organized March
17, 1852 ; reorganized April t>, 1850. Number of mem-
bers, two hundred and seventy-four. Meetings held
first Wednesday of each month, at Irish-American
Hall. 818 Howard street.
Officers. — Joseph Kelley, President ; Patrick Hare,
Vice-President ; James O'Brien, Recording Secretary ;
James Burke, Corresponding Secretary ; James O'Con-
nell. Treasurer ; P. H. Flood, Physician.
SONS OF JACOB.— Organized January, 1878. Num-
ber of members, ninety. Meets first Sunday of each
month at B'nai B'rith Building, 121 Eddy street Ob-
jects: benevolent.
Officers. — William Davis, President ; E. May, Vice-
President ; J. MacowBki, Treasurer ; R. Lippmann,
Secretary.
SPANISH MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.—
Organized 1877. Number of members about two hun-
dred. Meets on the last Sunday of each month at 510
Bush street.
Objects: Benevolence and mutual assistance. Secre-
tary's office, 308 Kearny street.
Officers. — Modesto E. Garcia, President ; J. Por-
firio Cox, Vice-President; Jose A. Garcia, Treasurer;
Andres Mauri, Financial Secretary ; Thomas M.
Jewett, Recording Secretary ; Jose Alcayaga, J. M.
Parades, J. M. Drolet, B. Seguine, Jose Alonzo and P.
Haroblin, Directors.
ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY (Scotch Benevolent So-
ciety).— Organized September 21, 1863. Incorporated
August 4, 1865, for the purpose of aiding indigent
Scotch people and their families; also, for finding
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employment for their uuemployed countrymeu. Num-
ber of members three hundred and fifty. Meets
every Monday evening at eight o'clock, in the upper
hall of the Young Men's Christian Association Build-
ing, 232 Sutter street. Reading room is open every
day and evening. Boom 17. All Scotchmen and the
Sous of a Scotch parent are eligible as members by
paying three dollars initiation fee, and fifty cents
monthly.
Ofticer.s. — David Farquharson, President ; George
Davidson and Robert Sutherland, Vice-Presidents ;
Vernon Campbell, Recording Secretary; J. A. Camp-
bell, Assistant Recording Secretary ; William Dobie,
Financial Secretary ; John GoUau, Assistant Financial
Secretary: Hilarion Duncan, Treasurer ; William Lit-
tle, John Bain and George Torreus, Board of Relief;
W. F. McNutt, Physician ; Rev. W. A. Scott, D.D.,
Chaplain ; D. McMillan, D. Porter and Archibald
McKinlay, Trustees ; John Jack, Librarian.
ST. BONIFACE ORPHAN ASYLUM.— Location,
north sijle of Grove street, between Polk street and Van
Ness avenue. This institution was founded a few
years since by Miss Catherine Gross, for the recep-
tion of those poor orphans of every nationality and
religious denomination for whom no home could be
found in the other asylums.
The whole institution is the private property of
Miss Gross, yet, as a Roman Catholic, she considers
herself subject to the jurisdiction of Archbishop Ale-
many. The number of children in the institution is
twenty-seven, being as many as the building will
conveniently accommodate.
ST. JOHN'S GERMAN LADIES' ASSOCIATION.—
Organized July 10, 1878. Number of members, one
hundred and ten. Meets second Wednesday of each
month, in lectiire room of St. John's German Luth-
eran Church, Green street. Objects, the assistance
of the deserving poor among onr German population.
Officers. — Mrs. Sophia Yost, President; Mrs. Marga-
retto Lindow, Vice-President: Miss Ida Lueders, Sec-
retary; Mrs. Eliza Wessell, Treasurer.
ST. JOSEPH'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY (R. 0) .—
Established 1860. The objects of this society are to
extend assistance to each other in time of sickness, by
corporeal aid and spiritiial consolation ; for provid-
ing their deceased brethren with a decent and Chris-
tian interment in accordance with their Holy Faith ;
for the relief of the families they may leave after
them; as also for stimulating each other to a more
constant ob.servance of the duties of religion, and
the general promotion of moral and intiUectual im-
provement. Meetings held third Sunday of each
month, iu the basement of St. Murj's Cathedral.
Number of members, fuur hundred ;ind fifty.
Officers. — James R. Kelly, President; P. Swift, Vice-
President; A. F. Beuard, Treasurer; Michael Dolan,
Secretary.
ST. JOSEPH'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ST.
FR.^NCIS PARISH.— Organized March .3, 1872. Num-
bCf of members, three hundred. Objects, to visit
tbe sick, bury the dead, and provide for families of
deceased members. Meets the first Sunday of each
month, at three o'clock P.M., in St. Francis' Church.
Officers. — John Simpson, President; Timothy Mc-
Qinley, Vice-President; John Mulholland, Treasurer;
James M. Rejuolds, Recording Secretary; J. J. Reich-
enbach, Financial Secretary.
ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION.— Incor-
poratcd August 9, 1871. Object: The founding of a
hospital in the city and county of San Francisco for
the relief and care of such sick persons as may desire
its benefits. The corporative j)owers are vested in a
board of nine trustees.
Ho.spit«l, east side of San Jose avenue, between
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth streets, and near
the terminus of the Market and Valencia Streets Rail-
road.
Officers. — Joseph G. Eastl.ind, President ; George H.
Meiidell, Secretary; R. W. Kirkham, Treasurer;
W. A. Douglass, M. D., and C. N. Ellinwood, Visiting
Physicians and Surgeons; Joseph G. Eastland, R.W.
Kirkham, G. H. Mendell, L. H. Alleu, William Bland-
ing, W. F. Babcock.William H. Boothe, C. V. S. Gibbs,
and D. O. Mills, Trustees ; George H. Jenks, M. D.,
Superintendent; W. E. Weldon, Resident Physician.
In March, 1876, the Mite Society of St. Luke's Hos-
pital was organized by members of this association,
for the purpose of collecting funds and solictiiig do-
nations of go >ds and materials for the use and benefit
of the hospital.
Officers.— Mrs. W. C. Burnett. President; Mrs. G.
D. Gardiner, Secretary ; Mrs. G. D. McElroy, Treas-
urer.
ST. MARY'S BENEVOLENT AND LIBRARY ASSO-
CIATION.— Organized 1867. Regular r-eetings first
and third Sundays of each month. Number of mem-
bers, si.\ty. Library open every first and third Sun-
day of each month, from two to four o'clock P.M.
This association has been organized for the purpose
of protecting the Catholic working man against the
moral and social evils usually attendant uijon a life
of arduous and precarious labor. A large reading
room has been fitted up for the accommodation of the
society in the basement of St. Mary's Cathedral. It
has a carefully selected library, numbering at jjres-
ent over one thousand five hundred volumes, consist-
ing of all the Catholic works published in America, to
which will soon be added those of Irish and English
publishers. There is also a good collection of other
usefiil and instructive works.
Officers. — James Barry, President ; Andrew D. Ken-
niff, Vice-President ; Martin Murray, Secretary and
Librarian ; James H. Nolan, Treasurer.
ST. MARY'S LADIES' SOCIETY.— Meets adjoining
St. Mary's Hospital, in St. Mary's Hall, a wooden
building, sixty by thirty feet, erected by the Society
for their meetings. St. Mary's Society, which was
founded by the Sisters of Mercy in 1859, for the purpose
of promoting piety among the Catholic females, has
recently beeu convei|Mt| into a Mutual Benevolent So-
ciety. It numbers between eleven and twelve hun-
dred members. The officers of the society are se-
lected from the Sisters of Mercy.
ST. PATRICK'S MUTUAL ALLIANCE OF CALI-
FORNIA.— Headquarters, San Francisco. Objects: To
imite in a mutual union. Irishmen and their descend-
ants of all creeds and classes, to protect and extend
charity to the widow and orphans, and to strengthen,
foster, and promote fraternal feelings of frendship
and charity among its members. ^
Alliance, No. 1 .—Organized March 20, 1873. Num-
ber of members two hundred and thirty. Meets first
and third Mondays of every month, at Charter Oak
Hall.
Alliance, No 2.— Organized February 7, 1878. Num-
ber of members eighty. Meets first and third Thurs-
days of every month, at Charter Oak Hall.
ST. PAULUS GERMAN ROMAN CATHOLIC BE-
NEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Organized July, 1870. Num-
ber of members one hundred and twenty. Meets sec-
ond Monday of each month In the basement of St.
Boniface Church. The objects of this Society are to
afford relief to distressed members, and the support
of their widows and orjjhans.
Officers. — P. H. Donks, President; F. B. Schoen-
stein, Vice-President; J.W. Becker, Recording Secre-
tary ; Prosper Kiesel, Financial Secretary ; John Leh-
ritter, Treasurer.
ST. PETER'S GERMAN ROMAN CATHOLIC BE-
NEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Organized March, 1865. In-
corporated January 7, 1867. Meets first Monday of
each month in the basement of St. Boniface Church.
The objects of this Society are mutual benefits to its
members.
Officers. — Jacob Klein, President; Joseph Reichert,
Vice-President ; L. Guntz. Recording Secretary ; N.
Fishback, Financial Secretary ; P. Scheukel, Treas-
urer.
SWEDISH SOCIETY. — Organized September 20,
1875. Number of members, eighty. Meets every
Monday evening, at 71 New Montgomery street. Ob-
jects : To take care of sick members, aid the desti-
tute, and bury the dead.
Officers.— Joseph Okerblad, President; Alfred Berg,
Vice-President ; Gabriel Anderson, Recording Secre-
tary ; Fred. Hulting, OorresiJonding Secretary ; Chas.
Leverentz, Treasurer.
SWISS MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Or-
ganized 1819. Reorganized lH7i. Number of mem-
bers, three hundred and fifty. A meeting of the so-
ciety is held in January and July, at the Swiss Hotel,
627 Commercial street. Object: To afford its mem-
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tress. I
Officers.— Antoine Borel, President ; Louis Jury,
Vice-President; P. A. Giannini, Treasurer; Edward '
Galliard, English Se^ retary ; C. Steflfani. Italian Sec-
retary ; I. Maccary, M. D., and B. Hoffatetter, M. t).,
Physicians; P. Maestretti, Collector.
SWISS RELIEF SOCIETY.— Organized 1874. Ob-
jects: To support their sick or poor countrymea, and
to procure employment for those who are in want of
it. Office 527 Clay street.
Officers. — F. Berton, President and Secretary ; A.
Borel, Vice-President ; N. Giamboni, Edward Galliard,
and C. Buxtorf, Committee ; F. Berton & Co., Treas-
urer.
TEACHERS' MUTUAL AID SOCIETY OF SAN
FRANCISCO.— Organized May, 1873. Meets on the
first and third Mondays of each month at the rooms
of the Board of Education. Objects: The mutual
assistance of teachers of the San Francisco School De-
partment, and more particularly to minister to the
wants of the sick.
Officers.— Mrs. L. K. Burke. President ; Miss B. G.
Campbell, Recording Secretary ; Mrs. A. Griffith, Fi-
nancial Secretary ; Miss H. M. Fairchild, Treasurer.
UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS.— Gband
Gbove of California. — Office Druid's Hall, 413 Sut-
Grand Officers.— Gunther Moenning, N. G. A. ; R. T.
Cottiugham, R.W. D. G. A.; John Biter, R. W. G. Sec-
retary ; D. Coutelenc, R. W. G. T. ; A. Gonnet, W. G.
G. ; C. P. Anderson, W. G. S. ; Adam Smith and H. L.
Van Geisterfleld,W. G. Repres^itatlves.
The following named chapl^P and groves meet at
the hall, 413 Sutter street :
Habtnagel Supbeme Abch Chapteb, No. 3 (Eng-
lish).— Meets first and third Thursdays of each
month .
San Fbancisco Gbove, No. 3 (German) .—Meets
every Thursday evening.
Eureka Gbove, No. 4 (German). — Meets every
j Thursday evening.
I Norma Grove, No. 5 (English) — Meets every other
Tuesday evening.
I SiGEL Grove, No. 7 (German) . — Meets every other
Monday evening.
Perseverance Grove, No. 10 (French). — Meets
every Tuesday evening.
' Schiller Gbove, No. 11 (German). — Meets every
Wednesday evening.
Hesperian Grove, No. 15 (English). — Meets every
other Tuesday evening.
Elvin Gbove, No. IC (English). — Meets every other
Thursday evening.
Laurel Grove, No. 17 (English) .—Meets every Fri-
day evening.
Templab Grove, No. 19 (English) .—Meets every
other Monday evening.
Live Oak Grove, No. 22 (EngllsU) .— Meetf every
other Wednesday evening.
General Relief Committee. — Meets second Sun-
day of every month.
Druids' Hall Society.— Office Druids' Hall, 413
Sutter street. Annual meeting of shareholders, sec-
ond Monday of February. The Board of Trustees
meets on the third Wednesday of each month.
Druids' Library.— Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter street.
Officers. — G. Hoffman. President; (vacant). Secre-
tary ; P. Tautphaus, Treasurer ; J. Wesner, Librarian.
UNITED CALIFORNIANS.— This order was incor-
porated in June, 187fi. Nvmjbtr of members, one
hundred and thirty. Meets every Friday evening, in
their hall, 417 Kearny street.
Objects; Mutual benevolence and brotherly love.
Officers.— J. D. Sullivan, President; E. W. Herrin,
Vice-President ; G. Pohlman, Prelate ; Andrew Gor-
man, Recording Secretarj- ; H. L. Dunn, Correspond-
ing Secretary ; Geo. E. Luther. Treasurer ; William
Brown, Inner Guard ; Rubert McPeake, Outer Guard ;
James Callaghan, Conductor.
WEST INDIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Organ-
Ized June, 1867. Incorporated January, 1870. Meets
on the first Monday of each month at Young Men's
Beneficial Society Hall, south side of Pacific street,
betwetn Powell and Mason.
Objects ; To take care of the sick members and
bury the dead.
Officers.— J. W. Osborn, President; W. R.-Strick-
land, Vice-President ; William Ector, Corresponding
Secretary ; J. E. Francis, Treasurer.
WIDOWS' AND ORPHANS' AID ASSOCIATION
OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT OF SAN FRAN-
CISCO.—Organized January 13, 1878. The member-
ship embraces the entire force. Two dollars per
month deducted from the pay of each officer is re-
tained for the creation of a fund from which benefits
are paid to members during sickness or injury, and
$1,100 to The heirs of those who die while on the
force. v^
Officers.— W. G. Douglas, President; T. P. Kings-
bury. Vice-President ; G. Thompson, Recording Sec-
retary ; T. R. Poulterer, Financial Secretary ; W. Cul-
leu, 'Treasurer ; A. Houghtaling, P. Slevin, J. P. Bax-
ter, T. Gillespie, and J. H. Rankin, Trustees..
WORKINGMEN'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY NO.
1 OF CALIFORNIA.— Organized February 1, 1879.
Number ol members, sixty-one. Meets every Sunday,
at Hiberuia Hall, 24t5 Third street. Object: Mutual
benevolence among its members, particularly in the
matter of aid in sickness and death of members.
Officers.- W. F. Smallman, President; K. M. Man-
ning, Vice-President ; Robert J. Powers, Correspond-
ing Secretary; David Finley, Financial Secretary; M.
J. Burns, Treasurer.
YOUTHS' DIRECTORY THE.— Office 1417 Howard
street. This institution, established November 1,
1874, under the patronage of Archbishop Alemany,
comprises a Free Intelligence Bureau and i^ Tempo-
rary Home for friendless boys in search of employ-
ment. It is maintained by voluntary contribtitious
from the public. Destitute lads, in quest of work,
are admitted free to the benefits of its refectory, dor-
mitory, lavatory, and reading-room, until places are
procured for them in town or country, without
charge to either employers or employees. No dis-
crimination between applicants on account of religi-
ous belief. Last year five thousand six hundred of
every tongue and kindred, obtained profitable occu-
pation on farms, in factories, stores, and shops. Of-
fice open every week day from nine o'clock A.M. to
one o'clock P.M.
Officers. — James R. Kelly, President ; G. Touchard,
Treasurer; William Shanahan, Collectur; .\.P.Dietz,
Superintendent and Secretary: Mrs. Dora Diotz, Mat-
ron; J. R. Kelly, R. Tobin, C. D. O'SuUivan, G.
Touchard, M. J. O'Connor, J. A. Donohoe, Henry Bar-
roilhet, and Peter H. Burnett, Directors.
Masonic.
THE GRAND LODGE OF FREE AND ACCEPTED
MASONS OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.— As-
sembles annually at the Masonic Temple, in the City
of San Francisco, on the second Tuesday in October.
Its officers for the year ending in October, 1880, are:
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William Wilson Traylor, Grand Master, San
Francisco.
Samuel Crawford DenBon, Deputy Grand
Master, Sacramento.
Clay Webster Taylor, Senior Grand Warden,
Shasta.
John Quincy Adams, Junior Grand Warden,
Moses Heller, Grand Treasurer, San Fran-
cisco.
Alex. Gurdon Abell, Grand Secretary, San
Francisco.
Thomas H. B. Anderson, Grand Chaplain,
Colusa.
Edgar Frank Preston, Grand Orator, San
Francisco.
. George Tuttle Grimes, Assistant Grand
Secretary, San Francisco.
. John Werner Shaetler, Grand Lecturer, San
Francisco.
, Dimsdill Burr Carver, Grand Marshal, St.
Helena.
. Samuel Graves, Grand Bible Bearer, nan
Francisco.
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W.- . Albert Jay Lowry, Grand Standard Bearer,
Placerville.
W.-. Charles Henry Halle, Grand Sword Bearer,
San Leandro.
W.'. George Hinds, Senior Grand Deacon, Wil -
mingtou.
W.". William Emory Cox, Junior Grand Deacon,
Petaluuia.
W.-. Charles Guy Cargill, Senior Grand Steward,
San Juan.
W.- . Tyrnn Milton Yancey, Junior Grand Stew-
ard, Sonora.
W.-. Samiiel David Mayer, Grand Organist, San
Francisco.
W.-. William Adams, Grand Pursuivant, Hor-
nitos.
W.'. James Oglesby, Grand Tyler, San Francisco.
This body was organized in the year 1850, and there
are now iu existence, under its jurisdiction, two hun-
dred and eleven Subordinate Lodges, of which fif-
teen are in the City of San Francisco, as follows:
C.VLiKOBNTA Lodge, No. 1. — Meets every Thursday
evening in King Solomon's Hall, Masonic Temple.
La. Parfaite Union Lodge, No. 17.— Meets every
Friday evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
OcciDENT.tL Lodge, No. 22. — Meets every Monday
evening in King Solomon's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Golden G.ate Lodge, No. .SO. — Meets every Tuesday
evening in King Solomon's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Mount Mobiah Lodge, No. 41.— Meets every Wed-
nesday evening in King Solomon's Hall, Masonic
Temple.
FiDELmr Lodge, No. 120. — Meets every Thxirsday
evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Hermann Lodge, No. 127.— Meets every Monday
evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Pacific Lodge, No. l.W. — Meets every Tuesday
evening at B'nai B'rith Building, 121 Eddy street.
Crockett Lodge, No. 139. — Meets every Friday
evening at B'nai B'rith Building, 121 Eddy street.
Oriental Lodge, No. 144. — Meets every Tuesday
evening in St. John's Hall, Ma.sonic Temple.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 166 — Meets every Wednesday
evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Mission Lodge, No. 169. — Meets every Wednesday
evening at the corner of Sixteenth and Valencia
streets..
South San Francisco Lodge, No. 212. — Meets every
Thursday evening at Hare's Hall, Tenth Avenue,
South San Francisco.
Doric Lodge, No. 216. — Meets every Thursday
evening at B'nai B'rith Building, 121 Eddy street.
Spebanza Italiana Lodge, No. 219. — Meets every
Saturday evening iu St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
King Solomon's Lodge (U. D.) — Meets first Monday
of each month at southwest corner Geary and Steiner.
'■JTorthy Master, Albert F. Knorp, residence 411 Mis-
sion ; G. W. Darbey, Secretary, residence 12 Dale
place.
THE GRAND CHAPTER OF ROYAL ARCH MA-
SONS OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.— Assem-
bles annually at the Masonic Temple in the City of
San Francisco, on the second Tuesday in April. Its
officers for the term ending in April, 1880, are:
M.-.E.-. Nathan W. Spaulding, Grand High Priest,
Oakland.
E.'.E.-. Wiley James Tinnin, Deputy Grand High
Priest, Weaverville.
R.-. E.-. Henry Sayre Orme, Grand King, Los Angeles.
E.-. E.*. William Monroe Petrie, Grand Scribe, Sacra-
mento.
R.-. E.-. Hiram T. Graves, Grand Treasurer, San
Francisco.
R.-.E.-. Thomas H. Caswell, Grand Secretary, San
Francisco.
R.-.E.-. Samuel Graves, drand Chaplain, San Fran-
cisco.
M.-.E.-. Thomas H. Caswell, Grand Lecturer, San
Francisco.
E.-. Leonidas E. Pratt, Grand Captain of the Host,
San Franci.tco.
E.-. John Chancy Partridge, Grand Royal Arch
Captain, Susan^ille.
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Comp. Samuel D. Mayer, Grand Organist, San
Francisco.
Comp. Ira C. Root, Grand Guard, San Fran-
cisco.
This body was organized in the year IH'A, and there
are now in existence, under its jurisdiction, fifty-one
Subordinate Chapters, of which two are iu the City of
San Francisco, as follows:
San Francisco Chaptbir, No. 1. — Stated meetings
first and third Mondays of each month in the Chapter
Hsll, Masonic Temple.
California Chapter, No. 5.— Stated meetings first
and third Tuesdays of each month in the Chapter
Hall, Ma.-!onic Temple.
THE GRAND COUNCIL OF ROYAL AND SELECT
MASTKRS OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.— As-
sembles annually at the Masonic Temple in the City
of San Francisco, on the second Thursday in April.
Its officers for the term ending April 15, 1880, are:
M.-. P.-. Edwin A.. Kodgers, Grand Master, Sonora.
R.-.P.-. Edwin U. Hedges, Deputy Grand Master,
Stockton.
R.-.P.-. John William Rock, Grand Illustrious Master,
Sacramento.
R.-. P.-. Daniel P. Bystle, Grand Principal Conductor
Works, Shasta.
R.-. P.-. William Wilson Traylor, Grand Treasurer,
San Francisco.
R.-.P.-. William A. Davies, Grand Recorder, Sac-
ramento.
R.-.P.-. Samuel Graves, Grand Chaplain, San Fran-
cisco.
R.-. P.-. Leopold Kuh, Grand Captain of the Guards,
San Francisco.
R.-.P.-. George A. McKensie;, Grand Steward, Stock-
ton.
R.-.P.-. Ira Colburn Root, Grand Sentinel, San
Francisco.
This body was organized in the year 1860, and there
are now in existence under its jurisdiction ten sub-
ordinates, of which one is held in the City of San
Francisco, viz : '
California Council, No. 2. — Meets on the first
Saturday iu each month in the Chapter Hall, Masonic '
Temple.
THE GRAND COMMANDERY OF KNIGHTS TEMP-
LAR OF THE STATE OF C.\LIFORNIA— Assembles ]
annually at the Masonic Temple, in the City of San
Francisco, on the second Friday in April. Its officers
for the term ending April, 1880, are :
E.-.E.-. Sir Alfred A. Redington, Grand Commander,
Sacramento.
Sir Edward R. Hedges, Deputy Grand Com- '
mander, Stockton. ;
Sir Charles F. Lott, Grand Generalissimo, i
Oroville. j
Sir Edwin A. Rodgers, Grand Captain Gene- '
ral, Sonora.
E.-. Sir Samuel Graves, GFrand Prelate, San Fran-
cisco.
E.-. Sir William M. Petrie, Grand Senior Warden,
Sacramento.
E.-. Sir Jacob Hart Neff, Grand Junior Warden,
Colfax. !
E.-. Sir Alexander G. Abell, Grand Treasurer, ;
San Francisco. j
E.-. Sir Thomas H. Caswell, Grand Recorder, San j
Francisco.
E.-. Sir Leonidas E. Pratt, Grand Standard Bear-
er, San Francisco.
E.-. SirRollin C. Gaskill, Grand Sword Bearer,
Oakland. j
E.-. Sir JohnC. Partridge, Grand Warden, Susan-
ville. ;
Sir James Oglesby, Grand Captain of the
Guards, San Francisco. i
This body was organized in the year 18.')8, and there
are now in existence imder its jurisdiction fifteen
commanderies, of which one is held in the city of San
Francisco, viz.:
California Commandebt, No. 1.— Meets every Fri-
day evening in Commandery Hall, Masontc Temple.
GRAND CONSISTORY OF THE ANCIENT AND
ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.— Meets at the Masonic
Temple, in the City of San Francisco, on the second
Wednesday in January, twenty-first of March, iwen-
ty-fifth of June, twenty-first of September, and twen-
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ty-seventh of December. Its
ending December, 1882, are:
officers for the term
Commander-in-
Commander, San
Commander, San
v.". I.'. Charles F. Brown, Grand
Chief, San Francisco.
I.-. Silas M. Buck, First L.
Francisco.
I.-. Stephen Wing, Second L
Francisco.
I.". Reuben Kercheval, Grand Constable, Sacra-
mento.
I.-. L. M. Cutting, Grand Admiral, Stockton.
I.-. A. F. Williams, Grand Chancc-Uor, Oakland.
I.'. Isaac S. Tituri, Grand Minister of State, San
Francisco.
I.-. William Jeffray, Grand Almoner, San Fran-
cisco.
I.". George J. Hobe, Grand Begistrar, San Fran-
cisco.
I.'. John H. Titcomb, Grand Keeper of Seals and
Archives, San Francisco.
I.'. David W. Laird, Grand Treasurer, San Fran-
cisco.
I.-. A. A. Mc.\llister, Grand Primate, Vallejo. '
I.". T. H. Goodman, Grand Master of Ceremo-
nies, Sau Francisco.
I.-. William De Witt Allison, Grand Expert, San
Jose.
I.". R. S. Coming, Grand Assisfant Expert, San
Francisco.
I.-. H. Holies, Grand Beausenifer. San Francisco.
I.'. Columbus Waterhouse. Bearer of the Vesil-
lum Belli, San Francisco.
I.*. William Stuart, Grand Master of the Guards,
Sau Francisco.
I.-. N. W. Spaulding, Grand Chamberlain, Oak-
land.
I.-. William T. Garratt, Grand Steward, San Fran-
cisco.
I.-. A. B. Davis, Grand Aid-de-Camp, San Fran-
cisco.
I.-. Henry Wollsohn, Grand Sentinel, San Fran-
cisco.
Godfrey De St. Om.a.r Council, Knights Kadosh,
No. 1. — Meets on the second Friday evening of every
month at Masonic Temple.
Yerba Buena Chapter of Rose Croix, No. 4. —
Meets on the last Friday of every month at Masonic
Temple.
Yerba Buena Lodge of Perfection, No. f. — Meets
every Friday evening at Masonic Temple.
MASONIC VETERAN ASSOCIATION.— Organized
January 8, 1879. Objects : The union of the pioneer
Masons of the Pacific const and the preservation of
Masonic history. Quarterly meetings held at Masonic
Temple. Office. 232 Sutter'street.
Officers. — C. Waterhouse, President ; Samuel Swift,
Vice-President ; Edwin A. Sherman, Secretary ; David
W. Laird, Treasurer; George Spaulding, Marshal.
MASONIC BOARD OF RELIEF.— Composed of all
the W. M.'s of the Subordinate Lodges of Sau Fran-
cisco. Meets every Saturday evening at Masonic
Temple.
MASONIC HALL ASSOCIATION.— Incorporated
1859. Office, No. 6 Masonic Temple, second floor.
Associated for the purpose of erecting and furnishing
the Masonic Temple, at the northwest corner of Mont-
gomery and Post streets.
MASONIC CEMETERY ASSOCL\TION.— Organized
January 26, 1863. Office, room 42, Masonic Temple.
THE GRAND CHAPTER OF THE ORDER OF THE
EASTERN STAR.— Meets in the City of San Fran-
cisco (unless otherwise ordered) , on the Monday fol-
lowing the second Tuesday in October of each year.
The Grand Chapter was organized on the seventh
of April, 1873. Its officers for 1880 are :
Charles L. Thomas, Grand Patron, Watsonville.
Nellie M. Owens, Grand Matron, San Francisco.
Edward S. West, Grand Associate Patron, Santa
Cruz.
Hattie Major, Grand Associate Matron, Redding.
Sarah Barker, Grand Treasurer, Sau Jose.
Abbie E. Wood, Grand Secretaij , San Francisco.
The first Subordinate Chapter was organized on the
ninth of May, 1869. There are now thirty-two Subor-
dinate Chapters under the jurisdiction of the Grand
Chapter.
The following three chapters are in San Francisco :
Golden Gate Chapter, No. 1.— Meets every Mon-
day evening at Sanders Hall, 71 New Montgomery
street.
California Chapter No. 4.— Meets every Thurs-
day evening at B'nai B'rith Building, 121 Eddy street.
Ivy Chapter, No. 27. — Meets every Tuesday even-
ing at Improved Order Red Men's Hall, 320 Post
street.
There is also in this city one Grand Lodse, one
Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons, and several
subordinate Lodges and Chapters composed of col-
ored men, viz:
MOST WORSHIPFUL SOVEREIGN GRAND
LODGE OF FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONS FOR
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.— Assembles annually
at Masonic Hall, south side of Pacific street, between
Powell and Mason. Its officers are :
M.-.W.-.J. A. Barber, Grand Master, San Francisco.
R.-.W.-.J. Barton, Deputy Grand Master, Stockton.
R.-.W.-.Dcvall Douglass, Senior Grand Warden, Sacra-
mento.
R.-.W.- .David Winston, Junior Grand Warden,Virgima
City.
R.-.W.-. Barney Fletcher, Grand Treasurer, San Fran-
cisco.
R.-.W,-.J. N. Triplett, Grand Secretarj', Sacramento.
Hannibal Lodge, No. 1. — Meets first Wednesday of
each month, at the Masonic Hall, southwest corner
of Jackson and Powell streets.
Victoria Lodge, No. 3. — Meets first Monday of each
month, at the Masonic Hall, southwest corner of Jack-
son and Powell streets.
Olive Branch Lodge, No. 4. — Meets first Tuesday
of each month, at the Masonic Hall, south side of Pa-
cific street, between Mason and Powell.
Wethington Lodge, No. 7. — Meets first Thursday
of each month, at the Masonic Hall, south side of Pa-
cific street, between Mason and Powell.
CONVENTIONAL INDEPENDENT GRAND CHAP-
TER OF ROYAL ARCH MASONS FOR THE STATE
OF CALIFORNIA.— Meets annlially in July.
Officers.- R^)bert J.Fletcher, M.E.G.H.P. ; James R.
Young, Deputy G. H. P. ; James E. Francis, M. E. G.
King ; William J. Simmons, M. E. G. Scribe ; Barney
Fletcher, E. G. Treasurer ; Charles A. Griffith, E. G.
Secretary.
The subordinate Chapters are as follows:
Alpha Ch.a.pteb, No. 1.— Stated meetings monthly
in the Chapter Hall, south side of Pacific street, be-
tween Powell and Mason.
Mosaic Ch-upter, No. 2. — Stated meetings monthly
in the Chapter Hall, south side of Pacific street, be-
tween Powell and Mason.
Omega Chapter, No. 3. — Stated meetings monthly
in the Chapter Hall, south side of Pacific Street, be-
tween Powell and Mason.
King David Chapter, No. 4. — Stated meetings
monthly in the Masonic Hall, southwest corner of
Jackson and Powell streets.
Celestial Chapter, No. 5. — Stated meetings month-
ly in the Masonic Hall, southwest corner of Jacksou
and Powell streets.
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GRAND OFFICERS OF THE R. W. GRAND LODGE
OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, I. O. O. F.—
George A. Case, M. W^ G. M., San Francisco : EzraPear-
son, R. W. D. G. M., Sacramento ; Davis Louderback,
R. W. G. W., San Francisco ; W. B.Lyon, R. W. G. S.,
San Francisco ; H. B. Brooks, R. W. G. T., San Fran-
Cisco; F. G. Eeatty, R. W. G. Rep., Grass Valley;
T. K. Wilson, R. W. G. Rep.. Sau Francisco ; Rev. A.
F. Hitchcock, W. G. Chaplain. Suisun : John Talbot,
W. G. Marshal, Sacramento ; D. Becker,W. G. Conduc-
tor, San Francisco; F. W. Bell, W. G. Guardian,
Eureka'; E. Dunker, W. G. Herald, San Francisco.
grand officers of the r. w. g. encampment.
L. E)]!~worth. M. W. Grand Patriarch ; W. T. Gallo-
way, M. E. Grand High Priest : R. S. Robbins, B. W.
Grand Senior Warden ; W. B. Lyon, R. W. Grand
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Scribe ; David Hunter, R. W. Grand Treasurer ; C. B.
Kimball, K. W. G. J. Warden ; C. H. Randall, and
H. 8. Winn, B. W. Grand Reps.; H. Burdick,W. Grand
Sentinel ; C. W. Craig. W. Deputy Grand Sentinel ;
J. A. Brown, AV. Grand Marshal.
All the Subordinate Lodges and Encampments of
the I, O. O. F., located in this city, excepting thoBte
marked with a star, meet at their Hall, 325 Montgom-
ery street, on the following evenings, viz:
Golden Gate Encoipment, No. 1. — Meets -second
and fourth Fridays of each month. ,
Walhalla Encampment, No. 7. — Meets first and
third Fridays of each mouth.
WiLDET Encampment, No. 23.— Meets second and
fourth Saturdays of each month.
Unity Enc.oipment, No. 26. — Meets second and
fourth Mondays of each month.
Obiental Encampment, No. 57. — Meets first and
third Saturdays of each month.
Golden Gate Batalion, No. 1.* — Meets first and
third Wednesdav of each month at Turn Verein Hall,
620 Bush street.
Califoknia Lodge, No. 1. — Meets Monday.
San Fk.^ncisco Lodge, No. 3.— Meets Friday.
Habmont Lodge, No. 13.— Meets Tuesday.
Yerba Bdena Lodge, No. 15.— Meets Thursday.
TEMP1.AB Lodge, No; 17. — Meets Wednesday.
Magnolia Lodge,^to. 29. — Meets Tuesday.
Bay CrrY Lodge, No. 71. — Meets Monday.
Abou Ben Adhem Lodge, No. 112.— Meets Thursda y
Gehmanla Lodge, No. 116. — Meets Wednesday.
Concordia Lodge, No. 122. — Meets Monday.
Apollo Lodge, No. 123.— Meets Friday.
Parker Lodge, No. 124.— Meets Tuesday.
TJnity Lodge, No. 131.* — Meets Tuesday, comer of
Valencia and Sixteenth streets.
Herman Lodge, No. 145.— Meets Wednesday.
Pacifio Lodge, No. 155.— Meets Thursday.
Ophtb Lodge, No. 171.*— Meets Wednesday, in K.of
P. Castle, 915 Market street.
Occidental Lodge, No. 179.*— Meets Thursday, in
B'nai B'rith Building, 121 Eddy street.
Cosmopolitan Lodge, No. 194. — Meets Wednesday.
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 204. — Meets Tuesday.
Alta Lodge, No. 205.*— Meets Monday, in K. of P.
Castle, 915 Market street.
Franco-American Lodge, No. 207.— Meets Friday.
Fidelity Lodge, No. 222.*— Meets Monday, in K. of
P. Castle, 915 Market street.
Morse Lodge, No. 257.*— Meets Friday, in K. of P.
Castle, 915 Market street.
MvuTLE Lodge, No. 275.*— Meets Wednesday, in
MjTtle Hall, South San Francisco.
Western Addition Lodge, No. 285.* — Meets Wed-
nesday, in Hamilton Hall, comer Geary and Steiner
streets .
Excelsior Degree Lodge, No. 2. — Meets second and
fourth Saturdays of each month.
Teutonia Degree Lodge, No. 4. — Meets second and
fourth Fridays of each month.
California Rebekah Degree Lodge, No.l. — Meets
Saturday.
Tf.mplar Rebekah Degree Lodge, No. 19.— Meets
Saturday.
General Relief Committee (Composed of all the
Noble Grands and Vice-Graaids of the Subordinate
Lodges of San Francisco) .—Meets every Sunday at ten
o'clock A. M.
ODD FELLOWS' CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.— In-
corporated September 26, 1«65. Office, 325 Montgom-
ery street.
ODD FELLOW'S HALL ASSOCIATION.— Organized
18.58. Capital stock, $150,000 ; office, 325 Montgomery
street.
ODD FELLOWS' LIBR.\RY ASSOCIATION.— Or-
ganized December 30, 1854. Rooms, 325 Montgomery
street.
ODD FELLOWS' MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION.—
Incorporated February 3, 1868. Office, 325 Montgom-
ery street, room 6.
The object of this association is to secure to the
families of its deceased members pecuniary aid.
ODD FELLOWS' VETERAN ASSOCIATION.— Or-
ganized February 1, 1878. Objects: The preservation
of the history and traditions of Odd Fellowship.
Office, 325 Montgomery street.
Officers.— L. L: Alexander, President; W. H. Barnes,
Secretary; Henry B. Brooks, Treasurer.
Temperance.
C.\THOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE UNION OF THE
ARCH DIOCESE OF SAN FRANCISCO.— Organized
June, 1874. It is a branch of the Total Abstinence
Union of America, which comprises four hundred and
thirty Subordinate Societies. Meets every three
months in St. Joseph's Hall, Tenth street. It is sup-
ported by an annual tax of ten cents on each member,
gives free lectures and entertainments when funds
permit, and has for its object a combination of all the
total abstinence societies.
Officers.— Rev. J. B. McNally, President; A. P.
Anderson Vice-President; Ryan, Correspond-
ing Secretary ; Francis Shirley, Recording Secretary ;
.John Bolger, Treasurer.
The following subordinate societies have been or-
ganized, and meet at the time and place below noted,
viz:
St. Bridget's C. T. A. B. Society.— Meets second and
fourth Sundays of each month at St. Bridget's Church.
St. Joseph's C. T. A. B. Society. — Meets first and
third Sundays of each month at St. Joseph's Church.
St. Mary's C. T. A. B. Society.— Meets first and
third Sundays of each month in basement of St. Mary's
Cathedral.
St. Patrick's C. T. A. B. Society.— Meets second
and fourth Sundays of each month in basement of St.
Patrick's Church.
St. Peter's C. T. A. B. Society.— Meets second and
fourth Sundays of each month in their hall, Alabama
street, near Twenty-fourth.
St. John's C. T. X. B. Society.— Meets first and
third Sundays of each month in their hall, on Eddy
street, near Turk.
CHAMPIONS OF THE RED CROSS.— A temper-
ance mutual benefit organization, to aid by all legiti-
mate means in the supiJression of the liquor traffic
and for mutual relief in sickness, in connection with
a life-insurance system upon a mutual protective
basis— each one of two thousand members in a dis-
trict paying one dollar upon the death of another.
Grand Encampment of California.— This body
was organized October, 1870, and there are now in
existence, undeir its jurisdiction, sixty-five Subordi-
nate Encampments, with an aggregate membership
of about two thousand members. Meets annually at
place designated in call, on the third Tuesday in Oc-
tober.
Officers.— A. F. Hitchcock, Grand Commander: J.
M. Walling, Grand Counselor ; Miss A. I. Eskridge,
Grand Junior Commander; W. A. BusUnell, Grand
Secretary ; C. W. Pomeroy, Grand Treasurer, San
Jose ; L. Busbell, Grand Captain of Host ; Miss H.
W. Peterson; (^and Mistress of Ceremonies; Miss
Laura Hollenback, Grand Guard; J.W. Melrose, Grand
Chaplain, San Francisco.
Supreme Council.- Organized October 22, 1874.
Meets annually on the Third Tuesday in April.
Officers. — Pr. O. L. Gordon, Supreme Commander,
Santa Cruz ; John Williams, Supreme Counselor; Mrs.
Barkhou.se, Supreme Junior Commander, George B.
Hudson, Supreme Secretary, Oakland ; C.W. Pomeroy,
Supreme Treasurer, San Jose ; John Harris, Supreme
Captain of the Host ; W. A. Bushnell, Supreme Guard;
C. J. Owen, Supreme Sentinel, San Jose; Rev. A. F.
Hitchcock, Supreme Chaplain.
The following' named Encampments have been or-
ganized in SMft Francisco.
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Golden Ga¥e Encampment, No. 26.— Meets every
Tuesday evening, at 1133 Mission street.
POTRERO Encampment, No. 47.— Meets every Tuesday
evening, at the Potrero.
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nesday evening, at 35 Eddy street.
FATHER MATHEW TOTAL ABSTINENCE AND
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY, No. 1.— Organized May,
18G9. Number of members, three hundred. Meets
every Sunday and Friday evenings, at Irish-American,
Hall. Objects: To t noourage all persons to abstain
from the use of intoxicating liquors; also to afford re-
lief In case of accident, or sickness, and assist in the
burial of deceased members.
Oflacers— B. C. Duffy, President ; J. J. Dunuigan, and
George Gee, Vice-Presidents; D. D. Murphy, Kecord-
ing Secretary, Joseph A. O'Connell, Treasurer.
HOME FOR THE CARE OF INEBRIATES.— Or-
ganized May 24, 18.59. The property now occupied
by the institution, northeast corner of Stockton and
Chestnut streets, was purchased in 1802, at an expense
of $7,500, and enlarged in 1877, at a further expense of
$7,000. It is conducted under the auspices of the Par-
ent Dashaway Association.
Officers— Capt. H. J. Burns, President; H.Van Heu-
seu, Vice-President ; John F. English, Secretary';
Frank G. Edwards, Treasurer; A. P. Hayne, M. D., Su-
perintendent and Resident Physician.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPLARS.—
Grand Lodge organized May 29, 1860. .Jurisdiction
embraces the State of California, and Territories of
Utah, Idaho, and New Mexico.
Number of working Lodges, two hundred and fifty.
Total membership, about eleven thousand. Office of
the Grand Worthy Secretary, Sacramento.
This Order sustains the Good Templars' Homo for
Orphans, located at Vallejo, California. The build-
ings, which are capacious, elegant and comfortable,
were erected in 1809, by the Good Templars of Califor-
nia and Nevada. The Home was opened for the recep.
tion of orphan children, October 1, 1870, and is now
occupied by eighty-four children, who are receiving
shelter and' education beneath its roof. $40,000 has
been expended in its erection, and about $100,000 in
support of its inmates. It is in a complete and
exact sense a public charity, openly inviting the
homeless from all portions of tiie States of Cali-
fornia and Nevada, to share in its beneficences.
It derives its name from the fact of its erec-
tion by the Good Templars and its support by
that Order. It is also under the control of the Grand
Lodge of the Order, but its title is not meant to con-
vey any idea of exclusiveness as to the class admitted
to its sheltering offices. To be a homeless orphan is
the only passport required at its portals.
Officers of the Grand Lodge.— Robert Thompson,
San Francisco. G. Vf. C. T.; Mrs. V. A. Rix, Washing-
ton Corners, G.W.V. T. ; William Sims, Winters, G.
W. C; George B. Katzenstein, Sacramento, G. W. S.;
Dr. I. S. Halsey, Vallejo, G.W. Treasurer; J. F. Mc-
Swain, Plainsburg, G. W. M.; Miss Loupie E. Trip-
lett, Guadaloupe, G. W. D. M.; Rev. W. H. Tubb,
Martinez, G. W. Chaplain ; Mrs. H..A. Mayhew, Red
Bhiff, G.W.I. Guard; C. A. Scott, Oakland, G. W. O.
Guard; E. Wood Culver, G. W. Messenger; Will. D.
Gould, Los Angeles, P. G. W. C. T. ; Mrs. E. P. Ste-
vens, San Francisco, G. S. J. T. and S. P. B. H;
Levi Leland and W. M. Prottsmau, Grand Lecturers.
The following named subordinate lodges meet in
this city:
Califorkia Lodge, No. 7.— Meets every Friday
evening, at 997 Market street.
Evening Star Lodge, No. 114. — Meets every Thurs-
day evening at 997 Market street.
Constitution Lodge, No. 130. — Meets every Friday
evening at 121 Eddy street.
Mission Star Lodge, No. 160. — Meets every Tuesday
evening at King's Hall, east side Mission street, be-
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets.
Life Boat Lodge-, No. 185.— Meets every Monday
evening at the rooms of the Seaman's Temperance
League, northeast corner of Front and Jackson streets.
International Lodge, No. 291. — Meets every Mon-
day evening at 997 Market street.
MARINE TEMPERANCE SOCIE'EK. — Organized
March 22, 1866. Meets on the secoiW' Tuesday eve-
ning of each month, at the Mariners' Church, north-
east corner of Sacramento and Drumm streets. Num-
ber of members, two thousand, to which additions are
made continually.
Officers.— Rev. Joseph Rowell, President ; Rev. W.
D. Bishop, Secretary.
PARENT DASHAWAY ASSOCIATION.— Organized
January 2, 1859. Numberof members who have joined
the association since that time, ten thousand. Dur-
ing the year 1878 the association erected on the site
of the old hall. Post street, between Dupont and
Kearny, a magnificent three-story building of mod-
ern style and appointments. It has a front of fifty
three feet, and runs through to Morton street, a
depth of "one hundred and twenty feet. The fir.st
floor and basement are arranged for business purijoses.
The second floor contains the main exhibition hall,
with a seating capacity of about eleven hundred, the
offices of the association occupying the third floor.
Ground for its construction was broken April 7, 1878,
and the building was formally opened November 7,
1878. The cost of the structure exclusive of the lot
was l.'iO.OOO. The whole property being valued at
$150,000.
The crowning feature in the work of this associa-
tion has been and is their maintenance of the
Home for the Care of Inebriates. Five out of
the nine Trustees of the Home are elected from the
Dashaways, the remaining four being chosen by these
five from citizens outside of the Association. The
Home is the official receptacle for all insane patients,
pending their examination and commitment to the
asylums, for which service the city donates the
Home certain police court fines, about $800 per month
being realized from this sou^P, which, with dona-
tions and receipts from paying patients constitute.s
its income.
Officers.— E. T. Balturs, President; Joseph Brown
and T. E. Brennan, Vice-Presidents ; J. M. Piatt,
Secretary ; E. N. Zerman, Treasurer ; David Hunter,
P. Bell, S. W. Holt, and E. Frodsham. Trustees of
the Association : F. G. Edwurds. J. F. English, J.
W. Bucklin, Wm. Wilson, and H. Vau Heusen, Trus-
tees Home of Inebriates.
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.— Office of the Grand
Scribe, at Havwards. Alameda Co.
Officers of the Grand Division.— W. O. Clark. P. G.
W. P. : W. B. Wadman, G. W. P. ; E. W. Giddings, G.
AV. A.; George Bramall, G. Scribe ; J. J. Bucks, G.
Treasurer ; A. T. Sherwood, Grand Chaplain ; J.
Richardson. G. Conductor ; J. G. Weed, G. Sentinel.
The following named Subordinate Divisions meet
in San Francisco:
New Er.'I Division, No. 2. — Meets every Saturday
evening at Huddy's Hall, 909 }<• Market street.
Excelsiob Division, No. 6.— Meets every Monday
evening at 121 Eddy street.
Golden Gate Division, No. 12.— Meets every Fri-
day evening at Y. M. C. A. Rooms, 232 Sutter street.
Centennial Division, No. 18.— Meets every Mon-
day evening at Champion Hall, Potrero.
Lincoln Division, No.— Meets every Wednesday
eveningat Huddy's Hall, 909^ Market street. I
Siloam Division, No. 14. — Meets every Friday even- '
ing at King's Hall, 2131 Mission street.
TEMPERANCE LEGION, — Organized February 1,
1866, with forty-five members. Since that time over
four thousand members have signed the muster roll,
and are now organized in twelve companies. There
is also a Ladies' Roll, which numbers over nine hun-
dred members, and a Cadets', with over six hundred
members.
Public meetings are held every Sunday and Thurs-
day evening, and business meetings first and last
Tuesday evenings in each month, at Headquarters,
232 Sutter street.
Officers. — F. E. R. Whitney, Commander-in-Chief ;
Frank Richards, Colonel and First Aid ; Thomas Ful-
ler, Lieuteifant-Colonel and Second Aid ; W. G. Cue,
Adjutant ; Isaac Nichols, Paymaster : Dr. H-. Gilx-
bons, Jr., Surgeon; R. B. Gardner, Chaplain ; F. E.
Potter, Chief (Quartermaster ; Wm. M. Moore, First
Assistant Quartermaster; Wm. J. Coulter, Second As-
sistant Quartermaster-General; J. A. Phelps, D. W.
Saylor and Charles Wootton, Aides-de-camp.
TEMPLE OF HONOR AND TEMPERANCE.— Or-
ganized 1860. Objects, Temperance and Beneficial.
James G. Farnham, Deputy Most Worthy Templar^; ,
Residence, 921 Dolores street.
There is one subordinate and one social Temple in i
this city.
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Subordinate Temple.— California Temple, No. 1.—
Meets every other Monday evening at Washiugton
Hall, lid Eddy street.
Social Tdiiple.— California No. 1.— Meets every
other alternate Monday evening from above, at Wash-
ington Hall. 35 Eddy street.
Endowment Fund.— George W. Darbey, Secretary.
Residence, 12 Dale Place.
Protective.
AMALGAMATED SOCIETY OF CARPENTERS AND
JOINERS.— Organized August 17,1872. Number of
members, fifty-two. Meets each alternate Wednesday,
at 310 O'Farrell street. This is a branch of an organ-
ization whose head(iuarters are in Manchester, Eng-
land, and its objects are prutuctive and benevolent.
Oflifiers, — Alf Roberts, President ; Peter Steedman,
Secretary ; Richard Uglow, Treasurer.
APOSTLES OF LIBERTY.— Organized June 8, 1874.
Number of memberti, thirteen hundred. Meets every
other Friday night, at such place as is designated
at each previous meeting. Object, to defend the
principles of State sovereignty.
The society will, after a time, be composed of a
Grand Lodge and six or seven subordinate Lodges.
Officers, — Charles C. O'Donnell, President ; J. G.
Brown. Vice-President ; William Dolan, Secretary ;
H. Meagher, Treasurer.
BARBERS' PROTECTIVE UNION.— Organized Jan-
uary 13, 1878. Number of members, sixty. Meets
last Monday of each mouth at 545 California street.
Objects : Protective and benevolent.
Officers.- J. R. Bleily, President; W. Lippert, Sec-
retary ; J. Lehritter, Treasurer.
BOARD OF PHARMACY.— Organized under the
provisions of An Act of the Legislatu- e, approved
March 28, 1872. Meets at office of the Secretary, north-
east corner of Market and Stockton streets.
The duties of the B(.)ard of Pharmacy are to trans-
act all business pert;iining to the legal regulations of
the practice of ijharmacy, and the retailing of poisons,
and to examine and register all Pharmacists.
The provisions of this Act apply solely to the city
and county of San Francisco.
Officers.— John Calvert, President ; William T.Wen-
zell. Secretary ; Enilen Painter, William M. Searby
and John A. Bauer, Board of Pharmacy.
I BOARD OF TRADE OF S.\N FRANCISCO.— Or-
I ganized April, 1877. Number of members, two
hundred and twenty. Office, Union Blocrk, 202 Market
'. street, upper floor. Objects : To protect the in-
I terests of its members, prevent settlements without
1 full Investigation, resist inequitable and fraudulent
1 settlements, and bring about joint action in the col-
' lection of debts (other than In the ordinary course of
I business) .
I Officers.- Jacob S. Taber, President; J. H. Neus-
[ tadter. First Vice-President ; F. B. Reynolds, Second
, Vice-President; Moses Heller, Treasurer; J. H.
1 Bhankland, Attorney ; C. F. Wyman, Secretary.
BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS' UNION.— Incorporated
March 8, 1878. Number of members, one hundred.
Meets each alternate Saturday, at Charter Oak Hall.
Officers.— T. C. Hagerty, President; Edward I.Welsh,
Recording Secretary ; P. B. Gallagher, Financial Sec-
retary; James Cavanagh, Treasurer.
BREWERS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.— Meets
at the call of the President. Number of members,
i thirty, manufacturers only being eligible. Objects:
' To protect the interests of the brewers in this city.
I Officers. — F. Hugemann, Jr., President; D. Mac-
Gregor. Vice-President ; H. Buttner, Secretary ; I. H.
Wi eland. Treasurer.
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS,
LODGE NO. 161.— Ortianized 1875. Nuiuber of mem-
bers, about sixty. Meets second and fourth Sundays
of each month, at Huddy's Hall, OO'.t^ Market street.
Officers.- E. E. Stewart, Chief Engineer : William
Minnie, First Engineer; Harry Brewer, First Assist-
ant Engineer and Secretary; B. Hardwick, Second As-
^tant Engineer and Treasurer.
CABINETMAKERS' UNION. — Organized Septem-
ber, 1878. — It now consists of two branches — the Ger-
man-speaking section, numbering one hundred and
forty, and the English-speaking section, seventy-five.
They have one President in common, and both branch-
es meet at same time and place every Tuesday evening,
at Humboldt Hall .corner of Kearny and Morton streets.
Officers. — (Vacant), President; Henry Euler, Re-
cording Secretary; Hermann Strode, Corresponding
Secretary; Fred. Uhrig, Financial Secretary, E. Scho-
ber. Treasurer.
CABINETMAKERS' CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIA-
TION.— Incorporated December 19, 1879. Number of
members, forty-five. Factoi-y, northwest corner of
Mission and Beale streets.
The articles of incorporation limit the Association
to sixty members, each of whom must own $200 worth
of stock.
Officers. — Jacques Zerr, President ; Henry Euler,
Jr., Secretary ; Henry Ricke, Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA IMMIGRANT UNION.— Organized
1809. Object: To give general information about the
State, and settle colonies on large tracts of land. Wil-
liam H. Martin, Secretary. Office, 533 Kearny street,
rooms 17, 18 and 19.
CALIFORNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.—
Incorporated June 24, 1873. Capital stock $100,000.
Office northwest corner Eddy and Powell streets.
Officers. — David Farquharson, President ; Robert
F. Bunker, Vice-President; Julius C.Rels, Treasurer;
Vernon Campbell, Secretary ; A. C. Corbett, Surveyor ;
J. F. Cowdery. Attorney.
CALIFORNIA STATE HOMOEOPATHIC MEDI-
CAL SOCIETY.— Incorporated January, 1878. Annu-
al meeting on second Wednesday of May, in the City
of San Francisco. Special semi-annual meeting on
the second Wednesday in November, where the Soci-
ety may elect. Object: The advancement of the sci-
ence of medicine and surgery.
Officers.— C. W. Breyfog.e, M. D., President; S. G.
Tucker, M. D., First Vice-President ; H. H. Ingerson,
M. D., Second Vice-President; G.E. Davis, M. D., Re-
cording Secretary ; Sidney Worth, M. D., Correspond,
ing Secretary ; M. T. Wilson, M. D., Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA STATE WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE AS-
SOCIATION.—Organized July, 1809. Number of
members two hundred. Meets semi-mimthly at 319
Kearny street. Object: Woman's political enfran-
chisement.
Officers. — Mrs. M. A. Lewis, President ; Mrs. E. A.
H. De Wolf, Vice-President; Mrs. Mary J. Collins,
Corresponding Secretary ; Mrs. Mary F. Snow, Record-
ing Secretary ; Mrs. Eunice S. Sleeper, Treasurer. i
CALIFORNIA STOCK EXCHANGE BOARD.— Or-
ganized February, 1872. Meets daily at quarter past
ten o'clock A. M. Rooms 22 Leidesd^rff street.
Officers.— H. H. Barling, President ; J. G. Jewell,
Chairman; George E. Carter, Secretary; Pacific Bank,
Treasurer.
CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE MUTUAL BEN-
EFICIAL ASSOCIATION.-Organizcd February 1, 1880.
Object : To provide for the family of deceased mem-
bers. " A per capita of $1 is levied upon each member
ou the death of a member.
Officers.— Etlward Gilsou, President; D. A. O'Con-
nell, Vice-President; — Touchard, Secretary; Thad-
deus Flanigan, Treasurer.
The place of meeting and time has not yet been de-
cided on.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.— Rooms, Merchants'
Exchange, California Street. Organized April, 1850.
Regular meetings, third Tuesdays in January, April,
J\ily and October. Annual meeting, third Tuesd^iy in
January; election of officers, second Tuesday in Janu-
ary.
Officers.- Wm. F. Babcock, President: A. P. Wil-
liams, First Vice-President; James D.Walker, Second
Vice-President; G. W. McNear, Charles Goodall, J. J.
McKinnon, A. B. Forbes, Moses Heller. Edward
Kruse, F. L. Castle, Archibald McKinlay, James R.
Kelly, Jabez Howes, F. W. Macondray and Caleb T.
Fay, "Trustees; Morris Marcus, Secretary, Treasurer
and Librarian. Office, room 17, Merchants' Exchange
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CIGARMAKEBS' ASSOCUTION OF THE PACIFIC
COAST.— Organized April 14, 1876. Number of mem-
bers, three huudred. Meets second and fourth Fri-
days of each month at Charter Oak Hall. Objects :
To improve the condition of its members and protect
them against the encroachments of Chinese cheap
labor.
OfBcers.— J. C. Mullen, President; Edward Holihan,
Vice-President; William Wolz, Secretary ; Louis Fried-
lander, Treasurer.
COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS' ASSOCIATION OF
CALIFORNIA.— Organized in 1878. Objects: Protec-
tive and Mutual.
Officers for 1880.— Geo. H. Dill, President; H. L.
Cohn, W. E. Stubbs and W. S. Zeilin, Vice-Presidents;
E. T. B. Mills, Secretary and Treasurer,
DRAYMEN AND TEAMSTERS' UNION OF SAN
FRANCISCO.— Organized August 26, 1876. Number
of members, two hundred. Meets second and last
Saturday evenings of each month at Washington Hall,
I 35 Eddy street.
Officers.— E. Maginnis, President; J. 8. French,
i Vice-President; J. B. Niderost, Recording Secretary;
; Jacob Browning, Treasurer.
FISHERMEN'S PROTECTIVE AND BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIATION.— Organized 1877. Membership, one
hundred. Meets on the first Saturday of each mouth
at 219 Broadway street.
Officers.— Thomas Fran, President; Fortunate Mag-
gio, Treasurer; Nicola Sturlese, Secretary. Office, 896
Front street.
FRANCO-AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK. — Incor-
porated March 27, 1877. Guaranteed capital, $200,000.
Office, 428 Montgomery street.
Officers. — George"C. Perkins, President; A. Comte,
Manager ; L, Brand, Secretary and Cashier.
FRANKLIN SPAR AND BAU VEREIX.— Organized
December 6, 1875. Office, SSg California street.
Objects : To raise funds, ai)(l by makiug loans
among its members, thus enabling them to acquire
and improve real estate.
Officers.— George Lang, President; J. D. G. Hoflf-
mau; Vice-President; Hugo Pfersdorff, Secretary;
Otto Fauss, Treasurer.
FRENCH MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN AS-
SOCIATION.—Organized June 14, 1875. Meetssecond
Monday of each month at Y. M. C. A. Building, 232
Sutter street. Objects : To accumulate a fund bj'
monthly subscriptions, etc., and loan the same upon
such security and in such manner as the Directors
may prescribe to its stockholders, to aid them in
acquiring and improving real estate.
Officers. — Emanuel Raas, President ; Isaac Upham,
Vice-President ; Henry Barroilhet, Treasurer ; L. L.
Dennery, Secretary.
FRENCH MUTUAL PROVIDENT SAVINGS AND
LOAN SOCIETY.- Incorporated Frebruary 1, I860.
Reorganized December 30, 1878. Paid-up capital,
$79,000. Office, 5:34 California street.
Officers.— G. Touchard, President; A. Weill, P.
Rousset, Theo. Leroy, Hy. Casanova, Fr. Perrin, E.
Grisar, J. Godchaux and E. A. Lyons, 'Trustees.
GARDENERS' ANT) RANCHERS' ASSOCIATION.-
Organized August 15, 1874. Niimber of members,
seventy-eight. Meets last Saturday of each month,
at 105 Pacific street.
Officers. — Paolo Isola, President ; A. Ferrogi aro, Vice-
President ; F. G. Piccaroli, Secretary; T. Lacoste,
Treasurer.
GERMAN SAATNGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.— In-
corporated February 10, 1868. Capital stock, .?400,000.
Office, 526 California street.
Officers.— L. Gottig, President ; George Lette, Sec-
retary.
GOLDEN GATE MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION.—
Organized September, 1877. Office 320 Sansome street,
room 8. Objects: To raise funds by installments and
to make loans thereof to its members.
Officers. — I. Gutte, President ; Rudolf Jordan,
ViL-e-President : Otto Eache, Secretary ; Anglo-Cali-
fornian Bank, "Treasurer.
GROCERS' PROTECTIVE UNION. — Organized
April 1, 1871. Meets second Wednesday of each
month at Huddy's Hall, 909!^ Market street.
This is an association of retail grocers, organized
for the purpose of protecting its members against bad
debtors.
Officer."?.— James O'Connor, President; J. E. A.
Helms, Vice-President ; M. Leisen, Stcretary ; VV.
Fahrenkru;4, 'Treasurer. Office, 605 Clay street, room 9.
GUN CLUB— Organized December 19, 1876. Objects;
To practice pigeou-shooting, and assist iu enforcing
the game law.
Officers. — W. Mackintosh, President; (vacant) Vice-
President ; A. Havens, Secretary ; Charles S. Neal,
Treasurer.
HACKMEN'S PROTECTIVE AND BENEVOLENT
ASSOCIATION.- lucorporatedNovember, 1876. Meets
first Monday evening of each month, in Superior Court
Roojii, old City Hall. Number ot members, fifty.
Officers. — John Lycett, President; George Florence,
Vice-President ; T. J. Foran, Recording Secretary; P.
McKenna, Treasurer.
HAT FINISHERS' ASSOCIATION. -Organized Feb-
ruary 8, 1853. Meetings held quarterly. Number of
m^Mibers, twenty.
Officers. — Andrew Jackson, President ; Barnard Le-
vy, Secretary ; Frederick Sierp, Treasurer.
HIBERNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY THE.
— Office, northeast corner of Montgomery and Market
Officers.— M. D. Sweeny, President; C. D. O'Sulli-
van, Vice-President ; Edward Martin, Treasurer ; Rich-
ard Tobin, Attorney.
HOME AND LOAN ASSOCIATES.— Org.-mized Au-
gust, 1875. Office. 320 Sansome street, room 8. Ob-
jects: To raise funds by installments and to make
loans thereof to its members.
Officers. — Louis Jacoby, President ; J. C. Meussdorf-
fer, Vice-President; Otto Esche, Secretary; Edward
Michelsseu, Treasurer.
HUMBOLDT SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.— In-
corporated November 24, 1869. Office, 18 Geary street.
Capital, .$100,000. Number of shares, one hundred ;
S80,000 paid in.
Officers.— Adolph C. Weber, President; E. D. Keyes,
Vice-President ; A. Gansl, Treasurer ; Adolph Hart-
man, Secretary.
IRON MOLDERS' UNION.— Organized April, 18T3.
Number of members, sixty. Meets second and fourth
Wednesday evenings of each month, at 713 Mission
street. Objects: The encouragement and advance-
ment of molders and their social elevation.
Officers. — Samuel McKee, President; Martin Henne-
berry, Vice-President ; James Gilleran, Treasurer;
John Moffat, Recording Secretary.
JOURNEYMEN BOOK BINDERS' ASSOCIATION.—
Organized August 15, 1875. Number of members,
thirty-eight. Meets first Tuesday of each month, at
539 California street.
Officers. — Richard Acres, President; Edward Morris,
Vice-President; Frank Malloy, Secretary; Wm. R. Phil-
lips, Treasiu'er.
JOURNEYMEN SHIPWRIGHTS' ASSOCIATION.—
Organized April 1, 1857. Re-organized April 23, 1863.
Number of members, three hundred. Meet at the
call of the President. No regular place of meeting.
The object of this association is to procure a fair aud
uniform rate of wages for the trade.
Officers. — Edward Doyle, President; D. E. Murphy,
Treasurer ; M. Campbell, Secretary.
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LA SOLIDARITE.— Incorporated December, 1868.
Office. 729 Montgomery street. The object of this As-
sociation is to secure to the families, or heirs of de-
ceased members, a cash payment of as many dollars
as there are members ; number of members, one thou-
sand.
Officers. — J. F. Lohse, President; E. Dubedat and
.A.. Goustiaux, Vice-Presidents ; C. Maubes, Secretary;
Theodore Le Roy, Treasurer.
LEAGUE OF FREEDOM.— Organized June 19, 1874.
Meets annually (no specified jjlace) . Office of Secre-
tary, 605 Clay street. Object: Mutual protection
against any infringement upon personal rights of
members.
Officers. — Charles Kohler, President ; Julius Buh>
lert. Secretary ; John Siebe, Treasurer.
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LUMBERMEN'S PROTECTIVE UNION. — Organ-
ized September 1, 1872. Number of members, one
hundred and tweuty-tive. •» Meets tUe third Tuesday
of each month, at 71 New Montgomery street. Ob-
jects: For mutual benevolent purposes only, in aiding
and assisting its sick members and burying the dead.
Officers.— Andrew C Freese, President ; William
Cusack, Vice-President; John Dwyer, Secretary;
George McDonald, Treasurer.
MASONIC SAVINGS AND LOAN B.ANK.— Incor-
porated November 4, 1869. Office, 6 Poststieet; Capi-
tal, f l.')0,0O0. Number of shares, three hundred. In
process of liquidation.
Officers. — (Vacant), President ; Francis Smith,
Vice-President ; H. T. Graves, Secretary.
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION.— Incor-
porated June 1, 18G8. Capital, S2.">0,000. Office, Mer-
chant's Exchange Building, California street, between
Montgomery and Sausom. The object of this corpora-
tion i.s the' iiromotion of the interest of trade and
commerce.
Officers.- James C. Patrick, President; Joseph A.
Coolidge, Secretary; Charles Mayne, C. G. Hooker,
Moses Heller, R. G. Sneath, C. Meyer, and J. W. H.
Campbell, Trustees ; Moses Heller and Charles Mayne,
Executive Committee.
METROPOLITAN LOAN ASSOCIATION.— Incor-
porated February, 1876. Meets first Monday of each
month, at 320 Sausome street, room 8. Objects: To
raise funds by lustallments and to make loans thereof
to its members.
Officers.- Julius Baudmann, President • D. Stern,
Vice-President: Julius Jacobs. Treasurer ; Otto Esche,
Secretary.
MILKMEN'S MUTUAL AID AND PROTECTIVE AS-
SOCIATION.—Organized December 10, 1874. Meets
every Friday afternoon at 35 Eddy street.
Objects: To enable its members to buy feed, stock,
and all they consume on advantageous terms; to pro-
tect them from wrong by their employees and the per-
sons with whom they deal, and against customers who
are delinquent in paying tlieir bills.
Board of Directors.— G. C. Smu:-t, F. L. Such, J. D.
Daley, J. A. Roy, and C. W. Taber. G. C. Smart,
President ; H. E. Noble, Secretary.
MINERS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION OF CAL-
IFORNIA—Organized October 1,1879. Objects: Pro-
tection i>f members and mine owners from encroach-
ments on their rights.
Officers. — Hamilt.m Smith, Jr., President; L. L.
Robinson, Vice-President ; John Derby, Secretary ;
Lazard Freres, Treasurer.
MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
— Incorporated November 7, 1874. Capital stock,
$1,000,000, in five thousand shares of S200 each. Meets
at Dashaway Hall.
Objects: To raise funds in shares payable in peri-
odical installments, and to make loans to its mem-
bers for tlie purpose of aiding them In acquiring and
improving real-estate.
Offii ers.— H. Levy, President ; W. B. Bradbury ,Vice-
Presid nt ; Ferdinand Toklas, Secretary ; -A. E. Hecht,
Treasurer.
MUTU.\L REAL ESTATE CO.— Incori>oratod March
11, liVi9. Office, 320 Sansom street. Meets at the call
of the President.
Objects: To purchase and sell real estate.
Officers.— Thomas Anderson, President; Wallace
Everson, Vice-President; William Stuart, Secretary;
George W. McNear, Treasurer.
P.ACIFIC BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.—
Organized March, 1875. Meets first Wedm-sday of
each month at Y M. C. A. Hall, 232 Suttc-r street.
Number of shares, five thousand.
Object : To grant loans to members to enable them
to provide themselves with homesteads.
Officers.— Jules Cerf, President; Abraham Bloch-
mau, Vice-President ; L. L. Deunery, Secretary; Mat-
thias Meyer, Treasurer.
PACIFIC PROVIDENT ASSOCIATION. —Organ-
ized March 15, 1879. Meets bi-monthly at the Acad-
emy Building. 330 Pine street. Object : Providing by
means of graduated assessments for an endowment to
members in case of death.
i Officers.— Richard Savage, President; E. G. Waite
and J. E. Squires, Vice-Presidents; E. Levi, Secre-
tary ; R. Beverly Cole, Medical Director ; Anglo-Cali-
fornian Bank, 'Treaswrer. [
P.ACIFIC STOCK AND EXCH.\NGE BOARD.—
Meetings held daily, morning and afternoon, at 31G
Moutgomei7 street, between California and Pine
streets. i
Officers. — Charles L. Weller. President ; Nigel
D'Oyly, Vice-President ; Andrew J. Moulder, Secretary;
Thomas Whitely, Treasurer; Joseph Tilden, Chair-
man. I
PAINTERS' PROTECTIVE UNION. — Organized
July, 28, 1S78. Number of members, three hundred.
Meets every Wednesday evening at Charter Oak Hall.
Officers.— C. W. Schenck, President; Jacob Fowzer,
Secretary ; D. Leary, Treasurer.
PAVERS' UNION.— Reorganized November, 1878.
Number of members, seventy-five. Meets first Sun-
day of each month southwest corner of Sixth and Mis-
sion streets.
Officers. — Thomas J, Coyne, President; Jeremiah
Dillon, Secretary ; John Callan, Treasurer.
PIONEER WORKINGMEN'S MUTUAL ALLIANCE
PARTY.— Organized June 4, 1877. Chartered Febru-
ary 28. 1878. Headquarters of General Body, Carroll
Hall, corner of Eighth and Folsom streets. Meets
second Tuesday of each month. Number of members
in San Francisco, eight hundred and ninety-seven.
Objects: Political, benevolent, and social aggran-
dizement of its members.
General Officers.— Hugh Allen, General President;
Thomas M. Duftey, General Vice-President ; Jumes G.
Browne, General Secretary ; Laurent Huerstel, Gen-
eral Treasurer. '
Five subordinate divisions have been organized in
this city, viz. :
Division No. 1. — Meets second Wednesday of each
month at Carroll HallTcorner of Eighth and Folsom
streets.
Division No. 2. — Meets first Monday of each month
at Humboldt Hall, corner of Erie and Mission streets.
Division No. 3.— Meets second Thursday of each
month at Hibernia Hall, 246 Third street.
Division No. 4.— Meets second Friday of each month
at Temperance Hall, Alabama, near Twenty-fourth
street.
Division No. 5.— Meets first Monday of each ir.onth
at Washington Hall, 35 Eddy street.
POULTRY AND GAME DE.ALEKS' PROTECTIVE
SOCIETY.— Organized May, 1876. Incorporated June,
1877. Number of members forty. Meets second
Tuesday of every month at Y. M. C. A. Hall, 232 Sut-
ter street.
Officers.— R. D. Mowry, President ; H. B. Hixson.
Vice-President ; J. J. Horau, Secretary ; F. A. Woods,
Treasurer.
REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES, THE.— Incorporated
September 29, 1866. Capital stock, $1,000,000, in
shares of SlOO each. Office, 230 Montgomery street.
Objects : Buying and selling real estate, and erection
of dwellings and other buildings for sale on the in-
stallment plan. „ „ ...
Officers.— William HoUis, President ; L. F. Emlho,
Secretary.
REAL ESTATE PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION,
THE.— Organized May, 1878. Number of membets
fortv-five. Office, Nevada Block, room 67. Objects :
Mutual protection of landlords and tenants, and
more especially to combine all the elements of at-
tack upon the present high rate of taxes and assess-
ments. .
Officers.— M. W. Lamb, President; James Denman,
Vice-President ; H. Andrews, Secretarj"; Julius Ja- ;
cobs. Treasurer. |
RIGGERS' PROTECTIVE UNION. — Organized De '
cember 17, 1873. Number of members one hundred
and twenty. Meets first Wednesday of each month at
614 Howard street. , , ^
Officers.— Frank Y^ork, President; James Holland,
Vice-President ; James A. Fielder, Secretary ; John A. I
Mahoney, Treasurer. |
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RIGGERS' AND STEVEDORES' UNION ASSOCIA-
TION.—Organized July 25, 1853, for the regulation of
wages and the protection of each other. Nuiubcr of
members two hundred. Meets every Monday evening
at 429 Pacific street.
OflSoers.— William Ede, President; Walter Nagle,
Vice-President ; John Band. Recording Secretary ; J.
W. Ring, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO BOARD OF PROVISION PACK-
ERS.— Organized September 1, 1874. Numberof mem-
bers eight. Meets first Monday of each month. Ob-
jects: Mutual benefit of the members, and to promote
the interests of the trade generally. OfHce of Secre-
tary, 517 Washington street.
Officers.— R. F. Bunker, President; Frank Ross-
bach, Secretary; William L. Merry, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO CLEARING HOUSE.— Office 211
Sansome street. A. McKinlay, President; Jamfes S.
Hutchinson, Secretary ; A. McKinlay, Thomas Brown,
H. W. Glenny, A. Scrivener and S. G. Murphy, Com-
mittee ; Charles Sleeper, Manager.
SAN FRANCISCO DENTAL ASSOCIATION.— Or-
ganized October 5, 1869. Number of members fifteen.
Meets in Young Men's Christian Association Building,
232 Sutter street, the second Monday evening in eai.h
month. Object: The promotion of the dental pro-
fession.
Officers.- J.A.W. Lundborg, President ; Max. Sichel,
Vice-President; Wm. A. Knowles, Recording Secre-
tary ; L. Neumann, CoiTesponding Secretary; J. J.
Birge, Treasurer and Librarian.
SAN FRANCISCO HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL AS-
SOCLiTION.— Organized November 19, 1878. Num-
ber of members twenty. Meets first Tuesday of each
month. Objects: The advancement of medical sci-
ence and the unity of ihe homoeopathic profession.
Officers.— J. A. Albertson, M.D., President ; •George
H. Palmer, M.D., Vice-President: A. C. Peterson, M.
D., Secretary. Office, 207 Kearny.
SAN FRANCISCO COUNTY MEDICAL SOCIETY.—
Organized February 4, 18t38. Number of members
one hundred. Meetings held at Improved Order of
Red Men's Hall, 320 Post street, on the second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month, at eight oxlock
P. M. Objects of this society:
First — The cultivation and advancement of the sci-
ence, by united exertions for mutual improvement
and contributions to medical literature.
Second— The promotion of the character, interests,
and honor of the fraternity, by maiutainiug the uuiou
and harmony of the regular profession of the city and
its vicinity, and aiming to elevate the standard of
medical education.
Third— The separation of regular from irregular
practitioners.
Fourth — The association of the profession proper
for purposes of mutual recognition and fellowship.
Officers.— R. H. Plummer, M. D., President ; C. A.
Stivers, M. D., First Vice-President; James F. Sulli-
van, M.D., Second Vice-President ; W. H. A. Hodgdon,
M. D., Recording Secretary; John F. Morse, M. D.,
Corresponding Secretary ; H. S. Baldwin, M.D., Treas-
urer ; C. G. Kenyon, M. D., Librarian and Curator.
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE EXCHANGE.— Orga-
nized September 15, 1867. Number of members two
hundred and fifty. Meets daily at half past ten
o'clock A. M., northeast corner of Davis and Clay
streets. Object: To promote the interest and conve-
nieuce of dealers in domestic produce.
* Officers. — Charles Clayton, President ; Andrew McF.
Davis, Vice President ; W. H. Walker, Secretary ; E.
Ransom, Trtasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION.— Incorporated
June 18, 1862. Office 532 California street, corner of
Webb. This incorporation now holds deposits to the
amount of $9,9.58,343.74, and has a paid-up guarantee
capital and reserve fund of S451,209.17, which sum is
increased each half year. The guarantee capital and
reserve fund cannot be withdrawn, nor can they be
diminished, except in payment of losses, and they
form an absolute security to depositors for their de-
posits and declared dividends.
Officers. — James De Fremery, President ; Albert
Miller, Vice President ; Lovell White, Cashier and
Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO SHIP CALKEHS ASSOCIATION.
— Organized > "ctober 23, 1*78. Number of members
one hundred and seventy-five. Meets first Monday
in each month in Barra's Hall, corner First and Min-
na streets.
Officers. — Henry Stevens, President ; Frank Han-
cock, Vice-President ; Thomas Ousack, Secretary ;
Cornelius Reagan, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EXCHANGE
BOARD.— Organized September 11, 1862. McL-tings
held daily at eleven o'clock, A. M., and three P. M.,
at 333 Pine, between Montgomery and Sansome
streets.
Officers. — E. P. Peckham, President ; Geo T. Marye,
Jr., Vice-President ; B. H. Coit, Chairman; J. M.
Shotwell, Treasurer; Charles S. Neal, Secretary.
SAN FRANCISCO TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, NO.
21. — Organized 1868. Number of members, two hun-
dred and fifty. Meets last Sunday of each month
at No. 15 Sherman Block.
Officers.— Geo. F. Meek, President; W. G. Smith,
Secretary ; J. R. Lamson, Treasurer.
SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.— Incorporated
July 23, 1857 ; re-incorporated December 12. 1865.
Office, 619 Clay street.
The object for which this society is formed, is, that
by means of it depositors may find a secure and profit-
able investment for small t^avings. Deposits received
from $2 50 up to any amount. Reserve fund, $450,-
728.82. Capital paid in, $.".60,000.
Officers. — Samuel Cowles, President ; Cyrus W. Car-
many, Cashier and Secretary ; Eli B. Burr, Auditor.
SEAMAN'S BOARDING MASTERS' ASSOCIATION.
— Organized January 1, 1873. Objects: Mutual pro-
tection and support, and to sustain the United States
Shipping Law, approved June 7, 1872. All sailor
boarding-house keepers, duly licei^Bfl under the laws
of the State of California, may become members. The
society now numbers twenty-five. Meets first Monday
of each mouth at 610 Front street.
Officers.— Thomas Chandler, President; Edwiu
Lewis, Vice-President; H. G. Roeben, Secretary and
Treasurer; Richard Chute, General Manager.
SEAMEN'S PROTECTIVE UNION OF SAN FRAN-
CISCO.— Orgauized February 1, 1878. Incorporated
May 11, 1878. Number of members, one thousand.
Meets every other Friday evening at 64 Sacramento
street.
Officers. — James Carr, President; O. Swenkanson,
Vice-President; J. D. Griffiths, Recording Secretary;
James Carr, Treasurer.
SECURITY SAVINGS BANK.— Incorporated March,
1871. Capital stock, $300,000. Office, 215 Sansome
street.
Offii-ers.— (Vacant), President: Jerome Lincoln,
Vice-President; Winfield S. Jones, Secretary.
SHIP AND STEAMBOAT JOINERS' ASSOCIA-
TION.— Organized March 21, 1857. Re-organized
June 3, 1864. Meets second Friday of each month at
place designated in call.
Officers.- Peter R. Black, President ; T. F. Craumer,
Vice-President ; James D. Galloway, Secretary.
SOCIETE CULINAIRE COSMOPOLITE DE SE-
COURS MUTUEL.— Orgauized Sept. 4, 1876. Num-
ber of membeis, fifty-eight. Meets first Thursday of i
every mouth at southeast corner of California and St.
Mary streets.
Officers. — A. Lecante, President; Leopold Ligon, ,
Vice-President ; Edmoud Fouchet, Secretary ; Jacques
Wachter, Treasurer. •
SOCIETY OF GERMAN PHYSICIANS.— Organized
1869. Number of members, thirteen. Meets first
Tuesday of each month at eight o'clock P. M., at 29
Kearny street.
Object: Advancement of medical science.
Officers.— Adolph Barkan, M.D„ President ; Joseph
Prosek, Secretary ; Adolph Aronstein, M. D., Treas-
urer.
STONE CUTTERS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.—
Organized May, 1863. Number of members, one
hundred and twenty. Meets first Wednesday of each
mouth, at Irish-American Hall.
Officers.— P. J. Johnson, President; Denis O'Neil,
Vice-President ; P. H. Flynn, Corresponding Secre-
tary ; John Kearney, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY
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OFFICE, 33 GEARY ST.
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TAILORS' PROTECTIVE TNION— Organized Sep.
tember 29, 1873. Number of luemberg, one buudreU.
Meets second Monday of each mouth at Humboldt
Hall. southweBt corner of Morton and Kearny streets.
Objects: The better protection of the trade and
to promote the interests of its members.
Officers.— William Till, President ; Louis Brunetti,
Vice-President; Charles J. Anderson, Recording Sec-
retary ; William McCuUough, Treasurer.
TRADERS' ASSOCIATION.— Organized May 1.3,
1862. Meets quarterly.
Officers.— Charles Kohler, President; Fabian Joost
and Nicholas Bruns, Vice-Presidents; A. A. Hobe,
Secretary ; John Wieland, Treasurer.
UNITED WORKINGMEN'S CO-OPERATIVE BOOT
AND SHOE MANUFACTURING CO. --Incorporated
January 13, 1868. Number of members, thirty. Cajii-
tal, $79,000. Office and depot, 416 Market street.
Officers. — James Butler, President; J. D. Sullivan,
Vice-President ; William Rosie, Secretary ; Dennis
McCarthy, Treasurer.
WAITERS' COSMOPOLITAN SOCIETY OF CALI-
FORNIA.—San Francisco office, 508 Bush street (Caf6
Lafayette). Number of members, twenty-five.
Officers. — P. Trapet, President; A. Jimrdain, Vice-
President ; Charles Pinot, Treasurer ; Henry F. Tyson,
Secretary.
WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS' ASSOCIATION,
OF SAN FRANCISCO.— Organized 1879. for the pro-
tection of the interests of the wholesale liquor trade.
Present membership, thirty. Rooms, 123 California
Btreet.
Officers.— Calvin W. Kellogg, President ; E. R. Lili-
entlial, Vice-President; Joseph May, Treasurer ; Mor-
ris Marcus, Secretary.
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WOOD TUMfERS' PROTECTIVE UNION.— Or-
ganized March 2, 1878. Number of members, forty-
five. Meets first and third Saturdays of every month,
at Sanders' Hall, 71 New Montgomery street.
Officers. — Thomas Carson. President; Robert Kelly,
Vice-President ; Nicholas Epting, Secretary ; John
Kerr, Treasurer.
WOOD MOLDERS' UNION OF SAN FRANCISCO.
— Organized December, 1878. Number of members,
fifty. Meets tri-mouthly, on Friday evenings at Wil-
son's Hall, 22 Verona place. Objects; Mutual assist-
ance and protection of its members.
Officers.— J. H. Wilson, President; C. H. Davis,
Vice-President ; W. W. Philbrick, Treasurer and Sec-
retary.
Literary, Historical, Etc.
ADELPHI SOCIETY.— Organized June' 30, 1874.
Number of members, sixty-four. Meets every Friday
•vening during the term of college, at Academy of
Sciences Hall, southwest comer California and Du-
pontstreets.
This society was organized by the students of the
California College of Pharmacy, for the especial pur-
pose of discussing the lectures of the facultj', and
their mutual improvement in matters appertaining to
pharmacy.
OlUctTs.— G. E. Bacon, Ph.D., President; T. D.
Graham, Ph. D., Vice-President ; B. C. Myers, Ph. G.,
Secretary ; J. H. Zemansky, Ph.D., Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.— Organ-
ized April 22, 18.53. Number of members, five hun-
dred. Academy Building, southwest corner of Cali-
fornia und Dupont streets.
Officers and Council. — Prof. George Davidson,
President; J. P. Moore, First Vice-President; Her-
mann Behr, SecondVice-President; S.B. Christy, Corre-
sxionding Secretary; Charles G. Yale, Recording Sec-
retary; Elisha Brooks, Treasurer; C. Troyer, Libra-
rian; W. G. W. Harford, Director of Museum; B. B.
Redding, Robert E. C. Stearns, William Ashburner,
Thomas P. Madden, George E. Gray, J. M. McDonald,
and Ralph C. Harrison, Trustees. Secretary's address,
Charles G. Yale, Mining and Scientific Press, 202
Sansom.
Curators — Dr. Albert Kellogg, Botany; Dr. A. B.
Stout, Entomology and Osteology; Henry Chapman,
Mammals and Birds; W. N. Lockington, Fishes, Rep-
tiles, Crustacea, and Radiates; Herman Behr, Ento-
mology; Josiah Keep, Conchology ; Amos Bowman,
Geology and Palaentology; C. D. Gibbes, Mineral-
ogy-
Committee on Publication— Robert E. C. Stearns,
George Davidson, and Charles G. Yale.
The regular stated meetings of the Academy are
held on the first and third Mondays of each month.
The regular stated meetings of the Board of Trustees
and meetings of the Council take place twice a
month.
CALIFORNIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY. -Incorpo-
rated July 14, 1870. Number of members, fifty. An-
nual meeting at College of Santa Clara, on day of
commencement. Objects: Cultivation of the history,
autiqt^ties, and ethnography of the west coast of
America, and the publication of early relations and
documents connected therewith. Rooms, 323 Cali-
fornia street.
Officers. — Rev. A. Varsl, John W. Dwinelle, Charles
H. Sawver, Tiburcio Parrott, and John T. Doyle,
Trustees ; Ralph C. Harrison, secretary.
CALIFORNIA PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY AND
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.— The society was incor-
porated December 10, 1871. The college was incorpo-
rated August 7, 1872, and affiliated with the Univer-
sity of California June 18, 1873. The society and
college were consolidated January, 1878. Lectures
given at the Hall of Academy of Sciences, southwest
comer of California and Dupont streets, for a term of
six months, commencing Friday, May 30, 1879. *
The aim of the institution is to unite the pharma-
cists and druggists of the Pacific States in organised
efforts to elevate the special educational standard of
the business of the apothecary, by cultivating, im-
proving, and diffusing the principles and practice of
legitimate pharmiacy; its collateral branches of sci-
ence and the arts; the best modes ofi*endering avail-
able medicinal agents, by giving instructions in the
same and in the art of dispensing, by a series of lec-
tures and practical demonstrations.
Officers. — John Calvert, President; A. L. Leugfeld
and S. A. McDonnell, Vice-Presidents; E. A. Schreck,
Secretary; William J. Bryan, Treasurer; P. L. Vree-
land. Librarian and Curator ; W. M. Searby, Editor.
CALIFORNIA RIFLE ASSOCIATION. — Incorpor-
ated June. 1875. Objects : To encourage rifle prac-
tice ; to promote a system of armory drill and target
firing among the National Guard; and to provide a
suitable range for the use of the members of the As-
sociation. Office of Secretary, room 2, Montgomery
Block.
Officers. — Major A. F. Klose, President ; Cap-
tain Alfred J. Fritz, Vice-President; Sergeant Ed. J.
Smith, Secretary ; Lieutenant-Colonel A. Andrews,
Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL ARTS.-
lucorporated March, 1876. Objects: To educate Cali-
fornia boys and girls in the mechanical arts and
trades. Has an endowment of $475,000, left by James
Lick, which has not yet been paid over.
Officers— Horace Davis. William Ashburner, Lor-
enzo Sawyer, J. D. B. Stillman, and A. S. Hallidie,
Trustees.
CALIFORNIA STATE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY —
Incorporated Decemlier 27, 1876. Number of mem-
bers, sixty. Meets first and third Tuesdays of each
m(mth, at 619 Montgomery street. Object: To make a
Pacific Coast geological collection, to be offered to
the State of California gratis, upon such terms and
conditions as the Society may determine, and as may
be agreed upon, and to encourage the study of geology
in all its branches.
Officers.- Henry G. Hanks, President; F. Vassault,
Vice-President; S. Heydenfeldt, Jr., Secretary.
CALIFORNIA STATE HORTICULTURAL SO-
CIETY.—Organized September. 1879. Number of
members, fifty. Meetings held the last Friday of
each mouth at Y. M. C. A. Hall, 232 Sutter street.
Objects: To promote the science and practice of hor-
ticulture in all its branches. Secretary's office, 414
Clay street.
Officers.- E. W. Hilgard, Berkeley, President; John
Lewelling, St. Helena, Vice-Pn sideut ; G. P. Rixford,
San Francisco, Treasurer; E. J. Wickson, San Fran-
cisco, Secretary.
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OALIFOKNIA WING SHOOTING CLUB.— Organ-
ized 1871. Number of members, twenty-two. Meets
monthly at law office of Robinson, Olney and Bvrne,
310 Pine street.
Officers.— M. W. Stackpole, President ; Crittendi-n
Robinson, Vice-President; C. H. Catton, Secretary ;
H. -J. Brand, Treasurer.
CENTRAL LITERARY SOCIETY.— Organized Octo-
ber, 1869. Number of members, two hundred. Meets
every Saturday evening in the lecture room of the
Central M. E. Church. Object; Social, moral, and
iijtellectual improvement of its members.
Officers.— E. Paul Jones, President ; H. L. Pleace,
Vice-President ; Geo. W. Cowie, Secretary ; W. E. Be-
dell, Treasurer ; William Carson, Editor.
ECLECTIC MEDICAi SOCIETY OF THESGIATEOF
CALIFORNIA.— Incorporated November 27tti, 1874.
Regular meeting second Tuesday of June, and annual
meeting the second Tuesday in December each year.
Objects : To promote harmony among members of
the profession, and to elevate and advance medical
science. *
Officers.— C. C. Mason, M. D., of Chico, President;
A. McRea, M. D., First Vice-President ; Wm. N. Mar-
tin, M. D., Second Vice-President ; J. J. Kendrick, M.
D., Recording Secretary ; J. A. Miller, M. D., Corres-
ponding Secretary ; 0. P. Warren, M. D., Treasurer.
HASTINGS' DEBATING SOCIETY. — Organized
September 1, 1878. Number of members, seventy.
Meets at Academy of Sciences, comer of California
andCupont streets, every Thursday evening.
Officers. — Joseph Hutchinson, President; T. O. To-
land, Vice-President ; W. W. Knott, Secretary ; F. M.
Angelotti, Treasurer.
IGNATIAN LITERARY SOCIETY.— For the gradu-
ates of St. Ignatius' College. Re-organized October,
1877. Number of members, twenty-live. Meets each
alternate Tuesday evening at St. Ignatius' College.
Officers.— Rev. J. C. Sasia, S. J., President; J.
Hughes. Secretary ; A. Tobiu, Corresponding Secre-
tary ; F. McAuliflfe, Treasurer.
JUNIOR PHILHISTORIAN SOCIETY.— Organized
October, 1877. Meets every Monday afternoon at St.
Ignatius College.
Officers.— M. W. Shallo, S. J., President; Eugene
Beauce, Secretary ; John Brooke, Treasurer.
LIGUE NATIONALS FRANCAI8E.— Organized Au-
gust!, 1871. Meets third Monday of each month, at
120 Sutter street. Objects: To promote friendship,
harmony, and intelligence among the French resi-
dents of California, and enable them to co-operate in
enterprises of general importance.
Officers. — Daniel Levy, President; E. Raas, First
Vice-President; Henry Payot, Second Vice-President ;
M. Cerf , Treasurer ; Raoul Chartrey, and R. Blum,
Secretaries.
The library belonging to the society contains about
ten thousand volumes, all voluntary donations. Any
person may have access to the reading room, being
acceptable to the Board of Trustees and paying an
initiatory fee of one dollar and fifty cents monthly,
due in advance. Oi^en every day from twelve to six
o'clock P.M., and from seven to ten o'clock P. M., ex-
cept Sundays and legal holidays.
Officers. — Daniel Levy, Librarian; Emile Marque,
Second Librarian; Moise Cerf, Treasurer ; E. Fraucoz,
Secretary.
MARINERS' FREE READING ROOM.— Northeast
corner of Sacramento and Drumm streets. Estab-
lished March 21, 187G, for the purpose of affording
mariners visiting this port, aud others, opportunity of
reading the local, Eastern, and foreign newspapers,
and periodicr.ls, free of charge. A library is also in
course of formation, towards which already over five
hundred volume.^ have been donated.
Officers.— Henry Chester, President; Charles Ferris,
Treasurer; W. D. Bishop, Secretary aud Librarian.
MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.— Organized March 29,
185.5. Location, 27 Post street.
The objects of this institute are the establishment
of a library, reading room, collection of a cabinet,
scientitic apparatus, works of art, and other literary
and scientific purposes. The society has a Reading
Room well supplied with the leading scientific and
literary periodicals of the day,and a valuable library
containing 30,000 thousand volumes, including many
rare scientific works. Among these is a complete
set of the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal So-
ciety, the full collection of Annales des Ponts et
Chaussees, the full set of British Piiteut Office Re-
ports (three thousand volumes) , Diugler's Polytech-
nisches Journal, Poggendorf's Annalen, Guy's Hos-
pital Reports, etc., etc. Any person may become a
member, being acceptable to the Board of Trustees,
and paying aa initiation fee of one dollar, and one
dollar and fifty cents (luarterly dues in advance.
Officers. — Irving M. Scott, President ; D. A. Macdon-
ald, Vice-President ; J. A. Bauer, Treasurer ; S. H.
Wheeler. Corresponding Secretary ; Nathaniel Hun-
ter, Recording Secretary; Horace Wilson, Librarian;
Arthur Jellison and J. S. Harville, Assistant Libra-
rians.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.— Organ-
ized January 24, 1853. New Mercantile Library Build-
ing, north side of Bush street, between Sansome aud
Montgomery.
The rooms of the association are commodious and
well arranged. The library contains about lifty-two
thousand volumes, and the reading rooms are amply
supplied with papers and magazines from the Eastern
States aud Europe. The terms of membership are
one dollar initiation fee and three dollars per quarter
in advance.
Officers.— Arthur A. Smith, President ; E. G. Stet-
son, Vice-President: Albert Gerberding, Recording
Secret iry ; Joseph H. Wildes, Corresponding Secre-
tary ; H. W. Gleuny, Treasurer ; A. E. Whituker, Li-
brarian; L. B. Wetherbee aud G. Schwartzman, Jr.,
Assistant Librarians ; John Williams, Collector.
MILITARY LIBRARY.— Incorporated January 3,
1873 . for the piirpose of a'-quiting, preserving and con-
ducting a public library, to consist^riiiefly of books,
magazines and newspapers of a mi^ary character.
There are one thousand volumes and two hundred
maps.
Officers. — John McComb, Archibald Wason, George
W. Granniss.AV. R. Smedberg, Sheldon I. Kellogg, Jr.,
Samuel W. Backus, Charles M. Gilmore, David Wilder
and P. R. O'Brien, Directors ; John McComb, Presi-
dent ; David Wilder, Secretary and Librarian. Office
323 Montgomery street.
MUSICAL AND LITERARY SOCIETY OF THE
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.— Organized No.
vember 28, 1876. Number of members eighty. Meets
each Tuesday evening at the Church, Mason street,
between Eddy and Ellis. Objects: Literary and mus-
ical culture aud intellectual improvement.
Officers. — F, Lorrigau, President; Miss McCoue,
Vice-President; John Falconer, Secretary; Wm. Little,
Treasurer ; John Longwell, Musical Director.
NATIVE SONS OF THE GOLDEN WEST.— Organ-
ized July 11, 1875. Number of members, three hun-
dred and twenty-five. This Society is composed en-
tirely of young men native to the State and born
since July 7, 1846, the day upon which the American
flag was raised at Monterey by Commodore Sloat, and
has for its object, aside from its social character, the
preservation of the traditions inseparably bound up
in the piont^E history of the State.
A Grand Et)flge was instituted in December, 1878,
which will hereafter meet annually in May.
Officers. — Jasper Fishboui-nii, Grand President ; J.
P. Barratt, Grand Vice-President ; Harvey Fairchild,
Grand Treasurer ; H. W. Taylor, Grand Secretary ;
H. C. Luusted, Grand Lecturer. *
One subordinate Parlor has been organized in
San Francisco, viz :
P.\BLOB No. 1. — Meets every Thursdaj- evening at
Red Men's Hall, 320 Post street. Number of mem-
bers, one hundred.
Officers.- F. G. Wisker, President ; A. E. Lutgeus,
Secretary ; O. A. Clegg, Treasurer.
ODD FELLOWS' LIBRARY ASSOCIATION —
Organized December 30, 1854. Rooms, 325 Montgom-
ery street.
The library contains nearly thirty-seven thousand
volumes in the various departments of literature, in-
cluding one of the most extensive collections of
works on the early history of the Pacific Coast. It
also contains what is believed to be the most com-
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plete and valuable cabinet of minerals, etc., in the
State.
Officers.— Colin M. Boyd, President ; Dnniel Mc-
Laren, Vice-President ; E. W. Nohl, KecordiuK Secre-
tary; L. L. Dennery, Corresponding Seiretary; W.
Warner Henry, Treasurer ; George A. Carnes, Libra-
rian ; Thomas Cleary, and Henry C. Johnson, ABsist-
aut Librarians.
PACIFIC GROVE RETREAT iASSOCIATION.— Or-
ganized June 2S, 1875.
Objects : To purchase and improve lauds in Mon-
terey County, lor the purpose of a sea-side resort, and
for Camp Meeting puriioses, for the use of the M. E.
Church ; to invest the profits of the Association in
the improvement of lands, or in charitable purposes.
Office of Secretai-y, 1013 Mission street.
Officers.— O. Gibson, President; T. H. Sinex, Vice-
President ; F. F. Jewell, Secretary ; R. McElroy,
Treasurer.
PATRIOTIC ORDER SONS OF .'V^IERICA.— This
Order was lirst organized in Philadelphia in 1847. In
1860 the Order was reorganized and placed upon a
mc>re substantial basis, and its membership now seek
to locate a camp in every town in the United States.
It has for its objects the inculcation of pure Ameri-
cau principles ; the oijposition to foreign interference
with Slate interests in the United States of America ;
the cultivation of a fraternal and brotherly love ; the
preservation of the Constitution of the United States,
and the propagation of free education ; office, 514
Commercial street.
State Officers.- 1. A. Heald, District President.
Four Camps of the Order have been established in
this city, viz. :
■Washingtos Camp, No. 1. — Instituted October 7,
1877. Meets evevy Tuesday evening at Grand Cen-
tral Hall, 9ii7 Mayket street.
Washington CAaft>, No. 2.— Instituted April 11, 1878.
Meets on the first and third Wednesday, at Grand
Central Hall, 997 Market street.
Washington Camp, No. 4. — Meets second and fourth
Wednesday, at Grand Central Hall, 997 Market street.
Washington Camp. No. 7, — Meets every Thursday
evening at Huddy's Hall, 909M Market street.
PEOPLE'S FREE LIBRARY, THE.— Organized 1879.
Location north side of Bush street, between Kearny
and Dupont streets.
This institution was provided for in the Act passed
by the Legislature of 1877-8, authorizing the creation
and maintenance of free libraries, and empowering
the Supervisors to levy a tax of not exceeding one
mill on the dollar for their suijport. This provision
in the city of San Francisco would permit of ap-
propriations to the amount of $250,000 annually, but
in view of the burden of the already large rate of
taxation, the appropriation for the fiscal year was
fixed at $26,000. Albert Hart was apjjointed Libni-
riau, $9,450 worth of books purchased, and on the
evening of June 7, 1879, the library was formally
Qjiened. -■Vt that time it contained C,1U2 volumes, also
QjKgazines, periodicals and newsi^apers.
For a full statement of the operations of this insti-
tution see article on libraries, front of volume.
Officers. — George H. Rogers, President ; John S.
Hager, I. M. Scott, R. J. Tobin, E. D. SaJBer. John
H. Wise, A. J. Moulder, A. S. Hallidie. cW. Terrell,
T. B. Bishop, and Charles Kohler, Trustees; Charles
H. Robinson, Librarian ; Lauren E. Crane, Secretary.
PHILHISTORIAN DEBATING SOCIETY.— Organ-
ized October, 18()3. Number of members, twenty.
Meets everj- Wednesday afternoon at St. Ignatius Col-
lege.
Officers.— M. J. Shallo, S. J., President; James D.
Phelan, Vice-President; John J. Montgomery, Secre-
tary ; Joseph J. Dunne, Treasurer ; Joseph Hughes,
Librarian.
SAN FRANCISCO ART ASSOCIATION.— Organized
March 28, 1871. Objects: The promotion of painting,
sculpture, and fine arts akin thereto, the diffusion of
a cultivated taste for art in the community at large,
and the establishment of an academy or school of do-
sign. Membership in this society, which has now five
hundred and ninety-six contributing, one hundred
and forty-seven life, and nine honorary members, is
open to all lovers of art. Regular members' meetings
held on the fourth Tuesday of March, June, Septem-
ber, and December, in the rooms of the society, 430
Pine street. Annual election of officers last Tuesday
in March of each year.
Officers— Irving M. Scott, President; G. J. Denny
and Daniel Cook, Vice-Presidents; Jennings 8. Cox,
Secretary ; H. Barroilhet, Treasurer : Charles F.
Crocker, P. A. Fiunigan, Samuel M. Brooks, Rob-
ert Johnson, William Eeith, and William Norris,
Board of Directors.
The School of Design connected with the associa-
tion was organized December 31, 1873. The school
has sixty-one pupils. Its affairs are managed by a
committee of members of the Art Association. Virgil
Williams, Director of School.
SAN FRANCISCO BAR ASSOCIATION..— Organized
April 20, 1872. Numl)er of members, one hundred and
seventy-flve. Objects: To maintain the honor and
dignity of the profession of the law, to increase its
usefulness in promoting the due administration of
justice, and to cultivate social intercourse among its
members. Rooms 634 Sacramento street and 633 Com-
mercial street.
Officers.— W. W. Cope, President ; Walter Van Dyke
and Russell J.Wilson, Vice-Presidents; H.P. McKoon,
Secretary; A. H. Loughborough, Treasurer ; L. Bald-
win, R. Y. Hayne, W. P. Wheaton, H. C. Campbell,
and Warren Olney, Trustees.
SAN FRANCISCO LAW LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
— Organized 1865. Library coutains about eighteen
thousand volumes. Rooms 27 and 28 Montgomery
Block.
Officers— J. P. Hoge, President; Joseph W.Winans,
Treasurer; G. G. W. Hoge, Secretary and Librarian;
John Dewitt, Assistant Librarian.
SAN FRANCISCO LONG RANGE RIFLE CLUB
(Amateur). — Organized 1877. Niunber of members,
thirty. Shooting every Saturday at range. Bay View,
where the club has their club house.
Officers. — H. J. Burns, President ; R. C. Hanson,
Secretary; H. J.Burns, Acting Treasiu-er; H. C.Smith,
Range Officer.
SAN FRANCISCO MICROSCOPICAL SOCIETY.—
Organized April 5, 1872. Incorporated August
30, 1872. Number of active members, thirty. Meets
first and third Thursdays of each month at 126
Kearny street, rooms 43-44. .Object: The study of
microscopical science on the Pacific coast.
Officers.— Henry C. Hyde, President; C. Mason
Kinue, Vice-President ; Charles E. Denison, Recording
Secretary ; Charles W. Banks, Corresponding Secre-
tary ; G. L. Murdoch, Treasurer.
SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA PIONEERS.— Organ-
ized August, 1850. Rooms, 808 Montgomery street.
The expressed objects of the society are to collect
and ijreserve information connected with the early
settlement and subsequent conquest of the country,
and to perpetuate the memory of those whose saga-
city, energy and enterprise induced them to settle in
the wilderness and become the founders of a new
State. All who were in California prior to the
first day of January, 185(1, are eligible to membership.
Any who have rendered distinguished or important
services to the society or State, may be admitted as
honorarj- members. The roll of the society embraces
the names of over twenty-three hundred members.
Regular meetings of the society take place on the first i
Alonday of each month. Annual election of officers |
on the seventh day of July, the anniversary of the
conquest of California, and of the raising of the
American flag on its soil. Annual celebration on the !
ninth of September, the anniversary of the admission
of California into the Union. The Society is pos- ,
sessed of a library, an excellent cabinet of minerals,
relics of early times, and various other objects of
interest.
Officers.- Henry L. Dodge, President; A.C.Brad-
ford, J. O. Eldridge, San Francisco, J. F. AtwiU,
Alameda, and C. L. Wilson, Butte, Vice-Presidents ;
Ferdinand Vassault, Secretary ; Howard Havens,
Treasurer ; William Huefner, Marshal.
SPORTSMAN'S CLUB OF CALIFORNIA. — Organ-
ized February, 187G. Incorporated .\ugu8t, 1876. Num-
ber of members, one hundred aud twenty. Objects,
preservation of fish aud game, and retention of fishing
preserves, etc. Office, 320 Sansome street.
Officers. — W. W. Traylor, President : Arthur M.
Ebbets, Vice-President; William Stuart, Secretary.
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TEKKITORIAL PIONEERS OF CALIFORNIA.— In-
corporated November 10, 1874. Rooms, 83S Market
street. The objects of this aBsociatiuu are to form
a more ijerfeet union of the Pioneers of California in
the bonds of friendship, and to cultivate social inter-
course between them ; to collect and preserve histor-
ical facts and information in connection with the early
and subsequent history of the settlement of the Pa-
cific Coast ; to form a, library for the diffusion of use-
ful knowledge among its members ; to form a cabinet
of such minerals, geological, and other natural sub-
stances as can be obtained by the association ; to pur-
sue such literary and scientific objects, by means of
lectures or otherwise, as shall be deemed expedient
by the Board of Directors, and to perpetuate the mem-
ory of those whose wisdom, valor, aud enterprise ad-
vanced civilization to the shores of the Pacific. All
white males who were in California prior to the ninth
day of' September, 18.^0, and the male descendants of
all such, of lawful age, are eligible to membership.
The library now contains upward of twenty-five
' hundred volumes, and the cabinet for mineralogical,
geological, and other specimens of California i^roduc-
tion, is in a very flourishing condition.
Oflicers. — John W. Cherry, President ; L. J. Hardy,
Jr., and Thomas Kyle, Vice-Presidents ; William Win-
ter, Secretary ; Alfred 8. Iredale, Treasurer ; A. C.
Taylor, Marshal.
THEANTHROPIC SOCIETY.— Organized Septem-
ber 19, 1878. Number of active members, fifty-five.
Meets every Sunday afternoon at Grand Central Hall,
997 Market street.
Officers.— G. C. Hoadley, President; Mrs. A. L.
Carr, Vice-rresident ; P. H. Bagley, Secretary and
Treasurer.
UNITED BAR OF SAN FRANCISCO.— Organized
March 8, 1879. Number of members, ninety-five.
Officers. — H. J. Tilden, President; Eugene M. Deu-
j prey. First Vice-President ; Second Vice-President,
vacant ; Francis Johnson, Secretary and Treasurer.
I WOEKINGMEN'S FREE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
[ — Organized February 1, 1879. Location, Liberty
Hall, 123.5 Market street. The library contains about
one thousand volumes, and is receiving daily addi-
tions. The number of members is about two hun-
dred and fifty, who pay fifty cents monthly to its
support.
Oflcers. — J. R. Freud, President and Librarian ; H.
M. Moore, Secretary ; F. P. Murphy, Treasui-er.
YALE CLUB OF THE PACIFIC COAST.— Organ-
ized September 1, 1877. Number of members, sixty.
Regular meetings are held on the second Thurs-
day of January, April, and October, of each year, at
place that may be designated by the Executive Com-
mittee. There is also an annual meeting and banquet
on the second Thursday of December.
Objects : To promote social .intercourse among its
members ; to revive the memories and cherish the
spirit of Alma Mater, and to fiirther the interests of
liberal education upon the Pacific Coast.
Officers. — Joseph S. Bacon, President ; John R. Jar-
boe and Frank G. Newlands, Vice-Presidsnts ; George
L. Beaver, Secretary; Ely I. Hutchinson, Treasurer.
Social.
AMEBICUS CLUB.— Organized February 1, 1871.
Nimiber of members, fifty. Meets every Monday even-
ing, at the southwest corner of Third and Howard
streets.
Officers. — George W. Hayes, President ; Thomas
Sawyer, Vice-President ; D. Maloney, Recording Sec-
retary ; John Williams, Financial Secretary; John J.
Dunn, Treasurer.
APOLLO GLEE SOCIETY.— Organized 1874. Num-
ber of members, seventy-five. Meets every Tuesday
at 647 Market street. Object: Culture of vocal music.
Officers. — Prof. Martin Schultz, conductor.
APOLLO VEREIN.— Organized November 21, 1869.
Number of members, two hundred and fifty. Meets
every Tuesday evening at Old Turn Verein Hall, 620
Bush street. Monthly entertainments given second
Sunday of each month. Object: To promote musicjj
and declamation.
Officers.— John Staude, President ; John Hoss, Vice-J
President ; Julius Wildemiuth, Secretary and Man^l
ager : Theodore Oellrich, Treasurer.
ASSOCIATED VETERANS OF THE MEXICANl
WAR.— Organized July 2, 1866. Nvunber of members,]
sixty-five. Meets second Thursday of each month, at]
the hall, 516 Bryant street.
Officers. — Thomas G. Tripe, President; Bornt
guine, Vice-President; H. L. Van Geisterfield, Sec-T
retary ; J. F. Bekeart, Treasurer ; George M. Gard-
ner, Marshal.
BOHEMIAN CLUB. — Incorporated April 9, 1872.
Number of members, about four hundred. Business
meeting.s held second Tuesday in January, April,
July, and October. Literary and musical meetings
last Saturday evening of each month, at the rooms,
430 Pine street. Objects ; The promotion of social
and intellectual intercourse between journalists and
other writers, artists, actors, and musicians, profes-
sional and amateur.
Officers.- Robert C. Rogers, President ; Stuart M.
Taylor, Vice-President ; R. Martinez, Secretary ; G. B.
Bayley, Treasurer ; M. Straus, W. H. Holmes, W. W.
Mori-ow, P. L. Unger, A. D. Bradley, Board of Direc-
tors.
BREMERVORDE VEREIN.— Organized October 1,
1872. Number of members, eighty-one. Meets at
Turn Verein Hall, 020 Bush street, second Monday of
each month.
Officers. — D. Muller, President ; Christian Olsen,
Vice-President ; Ch. ,Selk, Secretary ; D. Wulbern,
Financial Secretary ; C. Dunksr, Treasurer.
CALEDONIAN CLUB.— Organized November 24,
1866. Number of members, six hundred and fifty.
Meets the first and third Fridays of each month, at
Red Men's Hall, 318 Poststri--et. Objects: Encourage-
ment and practice of the games, and preservation of
the customs and manners of Scotland, and a promo-
tion of a taste for her literature, music, etc.
Officers.— Colin M. Boyd, Chief ; John Reid, First
Chieftain ; Hugh Fraser, Becond Chieftain ; David
Mackay, Third Chieftain ; Alex. McLea, Fotirth Chief-
tsin ; Alexander McRae, M. D., Physician ; D. A.
McDonald, Donald Mc Lea, and D. W. White, Trus-
tees.
CALIFORNIA BASE BALL LEAGUE.— Organized
1878. Games every Sunday at Grounds, corner of
Fourteenth and Center streets, Oakland, and Recrea-
tion Grounds, San Francisco. It is composed of the
following clubs, the first three of which are of this
city: Athletic B. B. Club, CaUfornia B. B. Club, Mu-
tual B. B. Club, and Oakland B. B. Club.
CALIFORNIA PIONEER COURSING CLUB.— Or-
ganized February 20, 1867. Number of members, forty-
eight. Regular meetings heid on first Tiiesday of
each mouth. Location of course, Merced, Merced Co.
Oifflters. — James Adams, President; N. Curry, Vice- •
President; Wilson Davidson, Secretary; T. Tunstead,
Treasurer; James Douglass, D. W, White, D. A. Mac-
donald, N. Curry and T. Tunstead, Stewards.
CALIFdklA SCHUETZEN CLUB.— Organized Jan-
uary, 1876.^THeets at Ariou Halle, northeast corner of
Kearny and Sutter stieets, first Wednesday of each
month. Number of members, thirty.
Officers. — Philo Jacoby, President; J. H. Shulte,
Vice-President; F. Freese, Secretary ; A. F. Wieland,
Treasurer. .
COMMERCIAL YACHT CLUB.— Organized July 11,
1877. Number of members, twenty. Meets second
Wednesday of each mouth at Palace Hotel, Parlor A.
Officers. — Charles F. Holyoke, President; Vice-Pres-
ident, vacant ; J. H. Fisher, Secretary; T.M. Pennell,
Treasurer.
CONCORDIA SOCIETY.- Organized November,
186i. Nvunber of members, two hundred. Meetings
held first Tuesday of each month at the rooms, north-
west corner of O'Farrell and Stockton streets.
Officers. — Martin Heller, President; E. Emanuel,
Vice-President ; J. Thalheimer, Recording Secretary;
Henry Meyer, Financial Secretary; M. Hyman, Treas-
urer.
SAN FRANCISCO LAUNDRY «*shing^dpne£ short notice
JUAPnnMniirU iaiporter of and dealer in coal and pig iron,
. niHl/UUilUUUn, 41 Market street, comer Spe«r.
SOCIETIES.
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DANISH SOCIETY (Norden) .—Organized July, 1873.
Number of members, one hundred and fifty. Meets
every Tuesday at 720 Mission street. Object: To en-
courage social and dramatic entertainment.
OflBcers.— James H. Audersoji, President ; E. Eds-
berg, Vice-President ; John F. Rasmussen, Secretary ;
N. P. Peterson, Treasurer.
DEtlTSCHER VEREIN.— Organized October 2d,
1870. Objects: Social recreation and cultivation of
music, singing, and German literature among its
meinberfl. Meets second Monday of each month, at
Club Rooms, 216 Dupont street.
Ofticers.— A. Ehrtnberg, President ; Otto Seyd, Vice-
President ; R. Siering, Recording Secretary ; H. Graf,
Financial Secretary; P. Von Losecke, Treasurer; A.
M. Fulirman, Librarian.
DIANA CLITB (Sporting) .—Re-organized •ptem-
ber, 1877. Membership, ten. Meets first Fridiiy of
each month in the Club rooms, corner of Twenty-
fourth and Dolores streets. Harry Edwards, Presi-
dent: 11. P. Sawtelle, Vice-President; W. S. Davis,
Secretary ; Charles Westenhaver, Treasurer.
DOLPHIN SWIMMING .AND BOATING CLUB.— Or-
ganized July, 1877. Number of members, twenty
five. Boat house, foot of Montgomery Avenue.
OlHcers. — Louis S<-hroeder, President; A. F. Wie-
laud. Vice President ; Peter Orth, Secretary; Enill
Kehrlein, Treasurer.
EL DORADO COUNTY ASSOCIATION.-Organized
June i, 187f!. Number of members, twenty-five. An-
nual reunion held In May.
Officers.— J. J. Green, President; W. H. Bodtish,
Secretary ; William T. Reilly, Corresijouding Secre-
tary ; Thomas McManas, Treasurer.
EUREKA TURN VEREIN.— Organized October 26,
186.3. Number of members, one hundred and fifteen.
Pupils, one hundred and fifty. Regular meetings,
first Wednesday of each mouth. Hall, east side of
Powell street, between California and Pine.
Officers. — C. Quedens, President; Wm. Wankowski,
Vice-President ; J. Johaunsen, Recording Secretary ;
C. Lucan, Corresponding Secretary ; Wm. G. Koch,
First Leader ; F. Johanusen, Treasurer ; H. Lieker,
Librarian.
GEORGE T. TRIMBLE ASSOCIATION OF THE
PACIFIC COAST.— Organized January 13, 1875.
Number of members, fifty. Annual meeting and ban-
quet in March or April, the date being set in con-
formity with the same c»'lebration in New York City.
Officers.- W.H. Bovee, PreBidout;H. F. Stivers,
Secretary ; W. F. Buswell, Treasurer.
GEKMANIA CLUB.— Organized December 12, 1873.
Number of members, eighty-five. Meets every Tues-
day evening, at 71 New Montgomery street, room 3.
Officers. — D. Tiedi-maim, President ; C. Bruns, Sec-
retary ; A. Bura, Treasurer.
GOLDEN G.ATE YACHT CLUB.— Organized Feb-
ruary 28, 1876. Number of members, twelve. Meets
every Monday evening, at northeast corner of Howard
and New Montgomery streets, rooms 7 and 8.
Officers.— H. G. Gallagher, President; G. R. Coates,
Vice-President; C. W. Hubner, Secretary; John E.
Broderick, Treasurer ; E. R. Brady, Commander ; J. M.
Casey, Vice-Commander.
HAMBURG AND ALTONA SOCIAL SOCIETY.—
Orgauizedl875. Number of members, sixty. Meets
every Monday evening at southwest corner Califor-
nia and Eeamy streets. Objects: social and benevo-
lent.
Officers — Ernst Maack, President; Julius Zimmcr-
luann, Vice-President ; F. Kroeger, Financial Secre-
tary; N. Heithmau, Recording Secretary;' Henry
Schmidt, Treasurer.
HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY.— Organized July,
1866. Incorporated February 1, 1873. Number of
members, one hundred. Meets every Friday evening
at 647 Market street.
Officers.- A. Hemme, President; W. Shew and Isa-
dore Burns. Vicj-Presidents ; J. H. Culver, Secretary;
A. Maver, Financial Secretary ; J.B. Russell, Treasur-
er; F. T. Newberry, Librarian; Pruf. Heinrich, Con-
ductor.
HARVARD CLUB OF SAN FRANCISCO.— Organ-
ifcd 1874. It is composed of the Pacific Coast Alumni
l^ Harvard University, and now nnmbers about sixty
members. Meetings are held quarterly at some hotel.
Objects: Good fellowship and the interests of Harvard
University.
Officers. — Horatio Stebbins, President; Andrew McF.
Davis and John W. Taylor, Vice-Presidents ; William
Thomas, Secretary; Pelham W. Ames, Treasurer.
HAWTHORNE SOCIAL CLUB.— Place of meeting.
Palace Hotel. Object : Social. Numbers (limited)
forty.
Oflicers.— J. J. Smith, President; E. R. Swain,
Vice-President ; H. A. Hohcn, Treasurer ; J. F. Sims,
Recoiding Secretary.
IVY SOCIAL CLUB —Organized August 15, 1870.
Number of members, one hundred and ten, to which
number it is limited. Meets second Monday of each
month, at Palace Hotel.
Officers.— J. P. Cochran. President; W. F. Bryant
and William P. BuUard.Vice-Presidents; R. F. Bunker,
Treasurer; Adolph Eahn, Secretary.
LIVELY YACHT CLUB.— Organized 1872. Number
of members, twenty. Meets first and third Mondays
of each month at Halleck Building,
Officers. — Chas. Munson, President ; W. H. Marten-
stein, Secretary ; W. R. Melville, Treasurer.
M.APLE LEAF LA CROSSE *CLUB. — Organized
March, 1878. Number of members, sixty. Meets
second Tufsday of every month at Y. M. C. A. Build-
ing, 232 Sutter street. Practice meetings every Sunday
at Cf)rner of Twenty-fifth and Folsom streets.
Officers.— D. R. McNeal, President, W. H. Hutchin-
son. Vice-President ; A. J. Murphy, Secretary ; J. i
Manion, Treasurer. j
MANHATTAN CLUB.— Meets at 160 First street.
Object : social. Number of member.s, sixty.
Officers.- C. Delehanty, President ; J. W. Welch, I
Vice-President ; J. J. Ryan, Secretary ; T. F. Tully, j
Treasurer.
NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY.— Organized December I
1877. Number of members, one hundred. Meets
semi-annually at place designated in call. The Di-
rectors consists of two members from each New Eng-
land State, and three at large.
Officers.— Hon. F. F. Low, President; Oliver Eld-
ridge and S. H. Phillips, Vice-Presidents ; E. Hallett,
Secretary.
OCCIDENT CRICKET CLUB.— Organized July 1874.
Matches held every Saturday at Recreation Grounds,
corner of Twenty-fifth and Folsom streets.
Officers. — W. Lane Booker, President; James M.
Streeten, Vice-President; H. A. Webster, Secretary ; J.
P. Cox, Treasurer.
OCCIDENTAL CLUB. — Organized August, 1877.
Number of members, about one hundred. Meets last
Friday of evCTy month at 850 Mission street.
Objects: Social and political.
Officers. — James Nevius, President ; Alex. Campbell,
Jr., Vice-President; Marks Warschauer, Recording Sec-
retary ; C. H. Selleck, Corresponding Secretary; W.
E. Mayhew, Treasurer.
OLD NEV AD ANS.- Organized 1876. Number of
members, three hundred. Meets annually.
Officers. — John A. Collins, President ; George D.
Dornin, Vice-President; George H. Mead, Secretary
and Treasurer.
OLYMPIC CLUB^-Reorganized September 1*873,
by the consolidation of the San Francisco Olympic
and the California Olympic Clubs. Number of mem-
bers, seven hundred. On the first of January, 1879,
the (,'lub moved from their old rooms, on the
corner of New Montgomery and Howard streets,
to the splendid quarters built esiJecially for them at
119 Puet street. The rooms and (ntings, furniture and
paintings cost upwards of J.IO.OOO. The Boxing, Fenc-
ing, Dumb-bell, Indian Club and Gymnasiiun Depart-
ments are all elaborately fitted up ; the Billiard, Chess
and Reading Rooms are models in their way, and the
dressing room department contains five hundred
dressing lockers, eighteen bath-rooms, numerous ba-
sins, three barber's chiiirs, and other conveniences.
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month, to which no gentlemen but members are ad-
mitted, at which exhibitions of gymnasticK are giv^
from eight to half past nine o'clock P.M. , when dancing
begins.
Class altemoons, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days.
Class evenings, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Officers. — Horace P. Fletcher, President ; W, E.
Lamb, Vice-President ; F. L. Wildes, Secretary ; H. B.
Rusf , Treasurer ; W. S.Lawton, Superintendent ; Louis
Gerichten, Instructor of Fencing and Boxing ; John
A. Hammersmith, Instructor of Gj-mnastics ; A. S.
Barney, C. S. Neal, Frank Shay, W. R. Dunn, George
Levieton, and C. W. Piatt, Board of Directors.
PACIFIC AMATEUR ROWING ASSOCIATION.—
Organized in 1877 for the advancement of rowing
among amateurs.
The Annual Convention is held at the time and
I place designated by the Executive Committee.
Officers.— Charles G. Yale, President ; Alfred Tobin,
Secretary; V. S. McClatchy, Treasurer.
The Association now includes thirteen Clubs, of
; which the following four are located in this city:
Neptune SwraiiiNG .4ND Boating Club.— Organ-
ized February 21, 1877. Number of members thirty-
seven. Boat house foot of Leavenworth street. North
Beach. Boats, three four-oar barges. Colors, blue
and white.
PiONEEB Rowing Club. — Organized October 4, 1864.
Number of members thirty-eight. Boat house. Long
Bridge. Boats, two four-oar shells, two four-oar
barges, two four-oar lapstreaks, seven single shells,
one wherry, two working boats, one eight-oar barge,
and two canoes. Colors, Magenta and White.
\ Aeiel Rowing Club. — Organized April 17, 1877.
Boat house, Long Bridge.- Boats, one four-oar shell,
one four-oar lapstreak, and one double scull. Colors,
j white and blue.
j California Theater Boat Club.— Organized Au-
( gust 23, 1873. Number of members, twenty-three.
' Boat house. Long Bridge. Boats, one four-oar barge,
; two four-oar lapstreaks, and one Whitehall. Colors,
I blue and white.
PACIFIC AUCHERY CLUB.— Organized May 30,
j 1878. Number of members, sixty. Meets first Mon-
day of each month at office of Secretary, 60i Mer-
! chant street. Objects: The revival and cultivation
\ of this delightful out-door recreation.
' Officers. — Hervey Darneal, President; C. C. Cad-
■ man, Vice-President ; W. A. Maxwell, Secretary; F.
! Ward, Treasurer.
' PACIFIC CLUB.— Njimber of members one hun-
I dred and sevents'-five. Rooms north-east corner ttf
Montgomery and Bush streets, containing library and
reading rooms, supplied with all the domestic and
foreign newspapers and periodicals.
j Officers.— R. P. Hammond, President ; J. C. L.
• Wadsworth, Secretary ; John McKee, Treasurer.
j PACIFIC COAST ASSOCIATION SONS OF VEE-
! MONT. — Organized January 6, 1879. Number "of
: members about two hundred and ten. Meets second
Friday of each month at Cambrian Hall, 1133 Mission
street. Anniversary festival, January 17. Object:
Social and beneficial.
Officers.— A. W. Scott, President ; Hon. James Mc-
' M. Shaffer, L. C. Dodge, and Dr. G. C. Hoadley, Vice-
Presidents ; Geo. W. Hopkins, Secretary ; E. P. Mon-
roe, Treasurer.
I pAiFIC TURN BEZIKK (of Ifce North American
I Turner Bund) .-Organized 185'J. Meets at the.call of
! the President. The next anniversary meeting will
j be held at San Jose.
I This is an organization of the different TurnVerein
of the States and Territories of North America on the
Pacific Coast, and has for its object the cultivation of
gymnastic exercises^u general, mental and physical
education, to facilitate as much as possible the estab-
lishment of new Turn Verein, and to impart informa-
tion on the subject of their organization to the differ-
ent associations constituting the Pacific Turn Bezirk.
The following societies constitute the Pacific Turn
Bezirk: San Francisco Turn Vereiu, San Francisco;
Sacramento Turn Verein, Sacramento ; Marysville
Turuliederkranz Verein, Marysville; Stockton Turn
Verein, Stockton ; Oakland Turn Verein, Oakland ;
San Jose Turn Verein. San Jose ; Turn Verein Germa-
nia, Los .Angeles ; Napa Turn Verein, Napa; Virginia
City Turn Verein, Virginia City,Nev. ; PetalumaTiirn
Verein, Petaluma ; Sonoma Turn Verein, Sonoma ;
Portland Turn Verein, Portland, Oregon.
The association is represented by a Board of the
following seven officers: O. Sucksdorff, President ; S.
Dorr, Vice-President; N. Cremer, Corresponding Sec-
retary ; — Roehr, Recording Secretary ;" Mr. Bock,
Treasurer ; H. Sohst and Dr. Riehl, Trustees.
PACIFIC YACHT CLUB.— Organized June 28, 1878.
Number of members, one himdred and sixty-six.
Mei ts first Wednesday of each month at the Palace
Hotel. Headquarters, Club-house, Old Saucelito.
Officers.— John L. Eckley, Commodore ; R. S. Floyd,
Vice-Commodore; Cornelius O'Connor. Treasurer;
JohiMc. Kelley, Measurer ; Henry G. Langley, Secre-
tary (office 14 Montgomei-y avenue) . Stewart Men-
zies, Cornelius O'Connor, John C. Kelley, Eugene O.
Blethen, W. H. Martenstein, J. C. Tucker, M. D.,
Henry G. Langley, Directors.
PEERLESS YACHT CLUB.— Organized April 9th,
1879. Number of members, twelve. Meets first and
third Tuesday of each month at Glrard House, 142
Seventh street.
Officers.— T. R. Ballinger, President ; Charles W.
Starrs, Vice-President ; Ed. F.Sweeney, 8ecretai-y;
J. Dentch, Financial Secretary; James P. Agnew,
Treasurer ; Thomas J. Craig, Commander ; Thomas
Keogh, Vice-Commander.
PLACER COUNTY ASSOCIATION. — Organized
1877. Number of members, about four hundred.
Annual reunion held in June.
Officers.— William Hollis, President ; J. H. Gates,
Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO CADETS' SOCIAL CLUB.— Or-
ganized September, 1874. Number of members, sixty.
Meets first Wednesday of each month, at Turn Verein
Hall, 510 Bush str.et. Objects: Social eujoj'ment and
mutual improvement of its members.
Officers. — George Bigley, President; A. J. Bennett,
Vice-President; J . O'Brien, Secretary; William Waters,
Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO CRICKET CLUB. — Organized
June, 1867, and reorganized under the present name
November, 1877. Meets the last Friday in each month,
at the rooms of the British Benevolent Society, 730
Montgomery street.
Officers. — David McGregor, President; E. Blakely,
Vice-President ; John F. Smythe, Secretary; Louis F.
M. Monteagle, 'ireasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO GEUTLI-VEREIN. — Organized
September, 1874. Objects: Cultivation of music, so-
cial entertainments, and to assist its members in sick-
ness. Meets first Tuesday of every month, at Geneva
House. 118-120 Ellis street. Number of members,
sixty-five.
Officers. — J. H. Fritchi. Presi-^ent; Jacob Graf,
Vice-President ; Fred Spelt, Treasurer ; R. Neuen-
schwauder. Recording Secretary; George Bottscheid-
er, Financial Secretary ; C. Gehret and J. Appenzel-
ler. Librarians.
SAN FRANCISCO LA CROSSE CLUB.— Organized
March, 1878. Number of members, seventy -five.
Business meetings, first Wednesday of each month.
Practice meetings, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
mornings, and Saturday alternuons, at Recreation
Grounds.
Officers.— Col. John Stuart, President; F; W. Clem-
ents, Secretary; Walter TurubuU, Treasurer; H. G.
Jones, Field Captain.
SAN FRANCISCO LIEDERTAFEL. — Organized
May, 1878. Number of members, forty-five. Meets
every Tuesday evening, at Hamilton Hall, comer of
Geary and Steiner streets. Objects: Social and be-
nevolent.
Officers. — Adolph Neubert, President ; George
Christ, Secretary ; George Witt, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO LITERARY AND DRAMATIC
SOCIETY.— Organized April G, 1873. Number of mem-
bers, fifty. Meets every Wednesday evening at Nine-
teenth District Court Room. Object: Improvement
of Its members in elocution and literature.
Officers.- Joseph F. ColTey, President; James H.
Barry, Vice-President; J. T. Noon, Secretary; N. P.
Wynne, Treasurer; T. C. Maber, Stage Manager.
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SAN FRA-NCISCO MAENNERCHOR. —Organized
1865. — Niimbcr of inembors wi-venty. Montlily contri-
bution, one dollar. Meetfi every Tuesday evening at
Turn Verein Hnll. Turk street. The object of this
aseociatiuu is the cultivation of niuBic.
Officers.— H. Muehlner, President; William Stapff,
Vice-President; C. Krall. Secretary; W. Hallgoth,
Treasurer; J. Castor, Librarian; H. Holzhauer,
Leader.
SAN FRANCISCO TURN VEREIN.— Organized 1852.
Hall south side of Turk street, between Leavenworth
and Hyde.
The objects of this society are the cultivation of
gyiunasticextrcises ingeneral; to encourage morality ;
to improve health ; to cultivate music, and to enter-
tain and cultivate free religious and political senti-
ments.
Stated meetings first and third Wednesday evenings
of each month, at half past eight o'clock. Number of
members, four hundred and twenty-eight, of which
about forty are attached to the vocal department,
under the leadership of Franz Fischer ; tweuty-five
to the dramatic section, M. Frank; forty-five to the
rifle section, Charles Zimmer, Captain, and tweuty-
flve to the I'enciug section, F. C. Miller, Teacher. Be-
sides this, there exists, in connection with the associ-
ation, a Verein for boys, from fourteen to eighteen
years, which numbers fifty-six members, and is called
the Turnzccllngsverein, governed by their own offi-
cers, under the supervision of three members of the
San Francisco Turn Verein. Stated meetings last
Wednesday of each month.
There is also a school for boys from seven to four-
een years, which numbers two hundred and fiftyt
pupils.
Social meetings for members are held every first
and third Wednesday evenings, and on the last Sim-
day evening of each month, when a dramatic enter-
tainment is given. A relief society for sick members,
numbering two hundred members, is attached to the
association.
Officers of the Verein. — George Seiss, President; A.
HoiTman, Vice-President; R. C. Hahn, Recording
Secretary ; George Kietel, Corresponding Secretary ;
O. Burmeister, First Treasurer; A. Lenz, Second
Treasurer; Gecn-ge Ingold, First Leader; Louis Hetz,
Second Leader; Charles Schiender, Third Leader ;H.
H. Wintehalder, Sergeant at Arms; L. Sinz, First
Librarian ; H. Rhode, Second Librarian.
SAN FRANCISCO VEREIN.— luconiorated October
2, 1853. Number of members, three hundred and fifty.
Reading room is supplied with thirty different news-
papers, and all the current magazines and periodicals.
Library numbers about twenty thousand volumes.
Rooms 219 Sutter street.
Officers.— Dr. J. N. Eckel, President; H. E. Tru-
benbach and K. Haas, Vice-Presidents ; M. F. Philip,
Trea.'iurer ; Wm. Herrmann, Secretary; E. Lorsch,
M. Jaffe, J.Neustatter, F. Cramer, D. H Nildburgh,
E. Dinkelspiel, and F. Steiuart, Directors.
'SAN FRANCISCO YACHT CLUB.— Organized Ju-
ly, 1869 : reorganized, July, 1873. Number of mem-
bers, one hundred and ten. Meets first Thursday of
each month, at parlor A, Palace Hotel.
Headquarters. Club House, Saucelito. Secretary's
address, 202 Sansome.
Officers. — Charles H.Harrison, Commodore; John
D. Spreckels, Vice-Commodore ; Isidor Gutte, Treas-
urer ; Mathew Turner, Measurer; Charles G. Yale, Sec-
retary.
SEVENTH REGIMENT VETERANS OF THE PA-
CIFIC.—Organized October 1, 1875. Number of mem-
bers, seventy. Meetings held quarterly. Objects :
To perpetuate a friendly feeling among the ex-mem-
bers of the Seventh Regiment (New York City) , resid-
ing on the Pacific Coast.
Officers. — J. T. Yarrington, Captain ; Joseph Dur-
brow. First Lieutenant ; William R. Wheaton, Second
Lieutenant ; W. R. Smedberg, Clerk.
SOCIAL AND LITERARY SOCIETY OP ST. JOHN'S
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.— Organized AuRust,1873.
Nimiber of raembera, seventy-five. Meets bi-monthly,
in the Lecture Room of St. John's Presbyterian
Church, on Post street. Objects : Social communion,
literary exercises, and the advancement of moral cul-
ture.
Officers.- Rev. W. A. Scott, Honorary President ;
Mrs. T. Anderson, Presid^t ; Mrs. F. F. Henderson,
Secretary and Treasurer.
SOCIETY OP CALIFORNU VOLUNTEERS.— Or-
ganized November 29, 18fi5. Annual meeting held on
the twenty-fifth day of April, the anniversary of Gen-
eral E. V. Sumner assuming the ciunniand of the
Department of California. Composed of the officers
of the California Volunteers, U. 8. A.
Officers. — R. M. Apgar, President; Samuel W.
Backus, and A. W. CuUum, Vice-Presidents ; Captain
J. C. Inness, Recording Secretary ; Major James C.
Hughes, Corresponding Secretary ; Elisha Brooks,
Judge Advocate; Captain W. F. R. Schindler, Treas-
urer.
SONOMA COUNTY REUNION ASSOCIATION.—
Organized May 6, 1874. Number of members, one
hundred. Objects: Social intercourse and the annual
reunion of the members, which is celebrated by a
picnic.
Officers.— T. G. Cockrill, President; M. Weil, Treas-
urer.
SONS OF REVOLUTIONARY SIRES.— Organized
July 4, 1876. Meets on the first Wednesday of each
month, or at the call of the President. Headquarters,
640 Clay street. The objects of this society are to
Tinite the descendants of revolutionary patriots; per-
petuate the memory of those who took part in the
American revolution and maintained the independ-
ence of the United States of America; to promote
social intercourse, mental improvement and mutual
benefit of its members; to organize auxiliaries, co-
equal branches, and representative bodies at such
time and place as the Directors may determine.
Officers. — General A. M. Winn, President; Hon.
Caleb T. Fay, Samuel Graves, Augustus C. Taylor,
Vice-Presidents; Colonel A. S. Hubbard, Recording
Secretary; AVilliam H. Mead, Financial Secretary;
James P. Dameron, Treasurer ; B. S. Moses, Marsh^.
Ladiks' Auxiliary. — This branch of the Sons of
Revolutionary Sires is composed of the lady members
and other lady descendents who do not desire to be
voting membere and subject to the payment of dues.
Officers.— Mrs. Mariah D. Ayers, President; Mrs.
Sarah R. Long, Mrs. Mary E. Woods, Miss Belle John-
son, Vice-Presidents ; Mrs. Ina E. Small, Recording
Secretary ; Miss Gertrude Leahmy, Financial Secre-
tary ; Miss Augusta Dunlap, Treasurer ; Miss Mary
Johnson, Marshal.
Young Men's Auxiliaey.— This is a branch of the
Sous of Revolutionary Sires, composed of members
of the society under forty years of age. It acts in
concdrt with the ladies in getting up social gather-
ings.
Officers.- Col. A. S. Hubbard, President ; B. A. Bid-
lack. A. B. Venable, Maj. David Wilder, Vice-Presi-
dents ; , Recording Secretary ; Leroy Pratt, Corres-
ponding Secretary ; L. S. Graves, Financial Secretary ;
George T. Wright, Treasurer ; E. H. Peck, Marshal.
HisTOEic Auxiliaey. — This is a constitutional
branch of the Sons of Revolutionary Sires, composed
of men of over forty years of age, who are nominated
by the board of Directors and confirmed by the socie-
ty. They collect tradition, make history, preserve
relics, and publish historic volumes, as often as the
materials can be collected.
Officers.- Hon. Amos Adams, President; Joseph
Sharon, First Vice-President; Dr. P. W. Randle,
Second Vice-President ; Dr. C. M. Blake, Secretary.
SWISS RIFLE CLUB.— Organized September 1,
1860. Number of members, forty-five. Meets second '
Tuesday of each month at 622 Clay street.
Officers.- Theodore Wetzel, President; M. Stuber,
Vice-President and Treasurer; J. Frappolll, Secre-
tary ; P. E. Croce, Shooting Master.
TKUTONIA SOCIETY.- Organized June 1, 1866.
Number of members, three hundred. Meets at Ten-
tonia Hall, corner of Howard street and Washington
avenue, every Tuesday evening for business purpo-
ses, and Wednesday evening for social enjoyment.
The objects of this society are to assist members
who, by accident or sickness, are incapacitated from
pursuing their calling, and for the relief and support
of the aged and the widows and orphans of deceased
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members, and for the purpose of defraying the fune-
ral expenses of the membeu thereof.
Oflacers.— John ReinharoT President; S. Geggus,
Vice-President ; Herman Meyn, Recording Secretary ;
Julius Ambruster, Financial Secretary ; R. Neiibert,
Treasurer.
THALIA VEREIN.— Organized July 2, 1862. Incor-
porated January, 1871. Meets on the first and third
Tuesday evenings of each mouth, at the club rooms,
414 Pine street. Number of members, about two
hundred and eighty-five.
Officers.— M. Meussdorffer, President ; C. Schilling,
Vice-President; R. Hermes, Secretary ; Albert Wis-
sell, Treasurer ; Th. Groeling, Librarian.
TICINE8E LIBERAL SOCIETY.—Organized Nov-
ember 17, 1877. Number of mtmbers, one hundred
and eighty-three. Me'ets the fourth Saturday of
each month at 1205 Stockton street. Objects : Social
and benevolent.
Officers.— G. Fanciola, President; M. Gianettoni,
Vice-President; F. Mazzi, Secretary; G.Male, Treas-
urer ; G. A. Pedrotta, Interpreter.
TOM MOORE LITERARY AND SOCIAL SOCIETY.
— Organized February, ISTS. Number of members,
seventy. Meets first and fourth Tuesday of each
month at Charter Oak Hall. Objects : The com-
memoration of the birth-day of Tom Moore and liter-
ary culture.
Officers. — John H. Gilmore, President ; P. H. Mc-
Donald, Secretaiy ; N. Wynne, Treasurer.
TUOLUMNE COUNTY REUNION ASSOCIATION.
—Organized June, 1868. Incorporated, 1877. Num-
ber of members, seven hundred. Objects : Social
intercoui se and the annual reunion of the members,
which is celebrated by a picnic.
Officers.— Dr. C. E. Blake, President ; E. G. Jones,
Vice-President ; C. H. Randall, Secretary ; B. H.
Cunningham, Treasurer.
UNION CLUB.— Incorporated November 8, 1865.
Rooms, northwest corner of California and Mont-
gomery streets.
The objects of this association are to carry on and
conduct the business of a Club House for the enter-
tainment, use and profit of such persons as may be-
come members thereof.
Officers.— Archibald McKinlay, President ; Thomas
Bell, Vice-President ; I. Lawrence Pool, Secretary
and Treasurer.
UNION CLUB.— Incorporated November 8, 1865.
Rooms, northwest comer of California and Mont-
gomery streets. The objects of this association are
to carry on and conduct the business of a Club House
for the entertoinmeut, use and profit of such persons
as may become members thereof.
Officers.— Archibald McKinley, President ; Thomas
Bell, Vice-President; I. Lawrence Pool, Secretary and
Treasurer.
UNITED FIRE ASSOCIATES.- Organized April 8,
1874. Meets first Wednesday of each month, at 232
Sutter street, rooms 16 and 17. Number of members,
two hundred and seventy-five, composed entirely of
members and ex-members of the Fire Department.
Objects : Social culture and benevolence.
Officers.- Wm. H. Bogardus, President; Samuel
McDowell and H. W. Burckes, Vice-Presidents ; Wil-
liam G. Cue, Secretary ; William J. Smith, Treasurer ;
J. E. Mitchell, Marshal ; John W. McAdoo, Sergeant
at-Arms.
VEREIN EINTRACHT.— Organized May, 1868 ; re-
organized December 1873. Number of members,
eight hundred. Meets every Wednesday evening at
their Hall, 312 Post street. Objects : To foster and
cultivate the musical and dramatic arts, to give social
and literary entertainments, and to assist its mem-
bers in sickness and times of need. In connection
with this society a gymnastic section, vmder the
leadership of Louis Gerichten, is maintained.
Officers.- A. Entzman, President ; A. Wirtner, Vice-
President ; William Hotje, Recording Secretary ; W.
Seidel, Treasurer.
VETERANS OF THE CALIFORNIA HUNDRED
AND BATTALION.— Organized May 1, 1866. Office,
422 California street. Number of members, one hun-
dred and eighty-two, comprising the survivors of the
five hundred men in the California Battalion and Cal-
fornia Hundred at their discharge in August, 1865.
Holds an Annual Reunion on April 9, each year, the
anniversary of Lee's surrender.
Officers. — Captain C. Mason Kinne, President; Lieu-
tenant W. A. Robinson, Secretary; General D.W. C.
Thompson, Treasurer.
WAGNER VEREIN.— Orgauized August 23, 187C.
Meets every Monday evening at rooms 420 Montgom-
ery street. Objects: Cultivation of music, recreation,
and isromotion of social intercourse.
Officers. — F.J. Vassault, President; W. S. Hopps,
Vice-President; G. W. Longley, Secretary and Treas-
urer; George B. Cook, Musical Director.
WESTERN ADDITION LITERARY AND SOCIAL
CLUB. — Organized December, 1875, Number of mem-
bers, two hundred and seventy-five. Meets each al-
ternate Monday evening at Western Addition Music
Hall, California street, between Fillmore and Steiner.
Objects: Literary and Social Culture.
Officers. — Alexander McBoyle, President; G. G.
Burnett, Vice-President; J. Hawkins, Recording Sec-
retary; C. McLaren, Financial Secretary; A. D. Col-
ton, Treasurer.
WILD OATS SOCIAL CLUB.— Meets every second
Wednesday at eight o'clock p. m., at 326 O'Farrell
street. J. Rutherford, President ; J. W. Thome,
Treasurer ; D.Ferguson, Secretary.
Military — U. S. Army.
MILITARY DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC— In-
cludes the Department of California, the Department
of the Columbia, and the Department of Arizona ;
Maj.-Geu. Irvin McDowell, commanding; Capt. B.
B. Keeler, Aid-de-Camp ; Lieut. -Col. J. C. Kelton,
Assistant Adjutant-General; Col. Edmond Schriver,
Inspector-General ; Lieut. -Col. Rufus Saxton, Deputy
Quartermaster General, Chief Quartermaster ; Col.
L. C. Kilburn, Chief Commissary of Subsistence ;
Lieut.-Col. Samuel Woods, Chief Paymaster; Lieut.-
Col. George E. Cooi^er, Assistant Medical Purveyor;
Surgeon Charles Sutherland, Medical Director ; Capt.
William A. Jones, Engineer Officer ; Acting Assistant
Surgeon James W. Keeuey, Attending Surgeon ; Capt.
Henry Johnson, Medical Storekeeper ; Maj. R. N.
Batchelder, Depot Quartermaster; Capt. G. A. Hull,
Military Storekeeper ; Capt. S. T. Cashing, Purchasing
and Depot Commissary of Subsistence. Headquarters
at the Presidio.
DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA, U. S. A.— In-
cludes the States of California and Nevada, and south-
east part of Idaho Territory; Maj .-Gen. Irvin Mc-
Dowell, commanding. (Same officers as above on the
staff for the Department.)
Engineer Department for Pacific Coast, U. S. A.
— Lieut.-Col. C. S. Stewart ; Senior Engineer and Presi-
dent Board of Engineers Pacific Coast, and Engineer
in charge Fort Point ; Lieut-Col. George H. Mendell, in
charge Alcatraz Island, Lime Point, and Oakland Har-
bor Improvement; First Lieut. Albert H. Payson,
Recorder Board of Engineers, office .533 Kearny street;
Lieut.-Col. R. S. Williamson, Twelfth Light House
District, office 120 Sutter street.
NATIONAL GUARD OF CALIFORNIA. — Com-
mander-in-Chief, Governor George C. Perkins.
Staff.— Brigadier-General Samuel W. Backus, Ad-
jutant-General, Inspector, Quartermaster, and Com-
missary-General, Chief of Ordnance, and ex-officio
Chief of Staff'; Colonel George W. Granniss, Chief
Engineer ; Colonel William Harney, Paymaster-Gen-
eral; Colonel Samuel C. Denson, Judge Advocate-Gen-
eral ; Colonel E. A. Stockton, Surgeon -General ; Lieu-
tenant-Colonels, W. H. Dimond, John D. Spreckles,
James C. Logan, James L. Flood, Charles F. Crocker,
William L. Perkins, Aids-de-Camp. .
Major-General W. H. L. Barnes, Commanding Di-
vision ; headquarters, San Francisco.
Staff. — Lieutenant-Colonel H. T. Hammond, Assist-
ant Adjutant-General and Chief of Staff; Lieutenant-
Colonel (vacant) Division Inspector ; Lieutenant-Col-
onel A. W. Von Schmidt, Engineer Officer; Lieutenant-
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MILITARY.
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ColODelJ. M. Litchfield, Ordnance Officer; Lieuten-
ant-Colonel M. D. Boruck, Quartermaster ;Lieutenant-
Colonel H. J. Bums, Inspector of lUtie Practice ;
Lientenaut-Colouel Tristam Burges, Commissary ;
Lientenaut-Colonel S. D. Mayer, Paymaster ; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel U. II. Lloyd, Judge Advocate; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel J. W. Keeney, Surgeon; Majors Frank
X. Cicott and William S. Biirues, Alds-de-Camp.
Second Brioadk. — That portion of the National
Guard located in the City and County of San Francisco
now consists of three Kegiments of Infantry, one bat-
talion of Cavalry, and one Artillery Light Battery.
Also, the Sau Jose Zouaves, the Oakland Guard, Hues-
ton Guard, Petaluma and the Vallejo Rities — all at-
tached to the Second Brigade, Headquarters, 523 Pine
street; Brigadier-GeueralJohu McComb, commanding.
Statf. — Vacant, Assistant Adjutant-General ; Major
Fred. G. Smith, Brigade Inspector ; Lieutenant-Col-
onel C. Mason Kinne, Judge Advocate ; Major George
A. Fisher.Quartermaster ; Major John Mason, Commis-
sary ; Dr. A. A. O'Neil, Surgeon ; Major Frank P. Mc-
Lennan, Engiaeer Officer ; Major R. H. Savage, Pay-
master; Major David W. Laird, Ordnance Officer;
Captain George C. Smart, Aid-de-Camp ; Sergeant-
Major M. Byrne, Staff Orderly ; Sergeant-Major Nich-
olas Scheeriu, Staff Orderly.
FIRST REGIMENT INFANTRY. — Headquarters,
northwest corner of New Montgomery and Howard
streets. Oscar Woodhams, Colonel ; David Wilder,
Lieutenant-Colonel ; James E. Hughes, Major ; James
L. Fields, Adjutant ; A. M. Wilder, Quartermaster;
James Kip, Paymaster; Lieutenant George H. Strong,
Inspector Rifle Practice ; William J. Younger, Com-
missary ; Henry Gibbons, M. D., Surgeon ; Rev. A.
L. Stone, D. D.. Chaplain; J. S. Oppenheim, Ser-
geant-Major ; C. M. Mayberry, Quarter-master Ser-
geant-
Composed of the following companies, viz.:
CiTV GuARD(Company B, First Regiment Infantry).
— Organized March 31, 1854 ; reorganized as Independ-
ent City Guard May 16, 1856 ; reorganized as City
Guard March 11, 1859. Number of members, sixty-
two. Armory, 420 Post street.
Officers— J. H. Dickinson, Captain; E. F. Selleck,
First Lieutenant ; H. A. Plate, Second Lieutenant.
National Guard (Company C, First Regiment In-
fantry)— Organized 1855; number of members, sixty.
Armory, 318 Post street.
Officers— H. S. Templeton, Captain; Chas. P. Le-
Breton, First Lieutenant ; (vacant) Second Lieutenant.
Franklin Light Infantuy (Company D, First
Regiment Infantry) .—Organized June 3, 1861. Num-
ber of members, sixty-two. Armory, northwest
comer of New Montgomery and Howard streets.
Officers— S. F. Weutworth, Captain; V. Kingwell,
Firrit Lieutenant; George D. Harvey, Second Lieu-
tenant.
Sumner Light Guard (Company E, First Regi-
ment Infantry) .—Organized October 14, 1801. Number
of members, sixty. Armory, northwest corner of New
Montgomery and Howard streets.
Officers— (Vacant) Captaift; Joshua Robertson, First
Lieutenant; William S. Charleston, Second Lieutenant.
Light Guard (Company F, First Regiment Infant-
ry).— Organized October, 1868. Number of members,
forty-seven. Armory, northwest comer of New Mont-
gomery and Howard streets.
Officers. — George W. Gaylord, Captain; George W.
Keed, First Lieutenant; Charles F. Holyoke, Second
Lieutenant.
CoMP.^NY H (First Regiment Infantry) .-Organized
September 7, 1869. Number of members, sixty-two.
Armory, northwest comer of New Montgomery and
Howard streets.
Officers.- H. P. Bush, Captain; J. W. Bates, First
Lieutenant ; Charles T. Wilson, Second Lieutenant.
SECOND ^^IMENT INFANTRY.— William R.
Smedberg, Colonel: H. T. Hammond, I4^utenat-Col-
onel; (vacant) Major; William Downie, Adjutant ;
William Newman, Quartermaster ; J. W. Staples, Pay-
master; Henry Geilfues, Commissary ; Edwin J. Eraser,
Surgeon; Rev. A. iTodhunter, Chaplain; Charles E.
Jenkins, Inspertor of Bifle Practice ; Hermann Schaff-
ner. Sergeant Major; (Tacaut), Quartermaster Ser-
geant—
Composed of the following companies, viz.:
Company B (Second Regiment Infantrj-).— Organ-
ized June 16, 1873. Number of membi-rs, fifty.
Armory, Florence Hall, 246 Third street.
Officers.— Herman Schatfer, Captain; Wm. H. Bigger,
First Lieutenant; Wm. Weldon, Second Lieutenant.
San Francisco Fuseleers (Company C, Second Reg-
iment Infantry).— Organized November 6, 1871. Num-
ber of members, sixty-nine. Armory, 310 O'Farrell
street.
Officers. — Ludwig Siebe, Captain; David Schon-
feld First Lieutenant; Hermann Woebber, Second
Lieutenant.
Germania Rifles (Company D, Second Regiment
Infantry) .-Reorganized May 28, 1868. Number of
members, fifty. Armory, 310 O'Farrell street
Officers.— W. H. Brockhoff, Captain; Philip Neu-
mann, First Lieutenant; W. Schultz, Second Lieuten-
ant.
Company F (Second Regiment Infantry). — Organ-
ized January 1,1878. Numberof members, ninety-one.
Armory, corner of Sutter and Powell streets.
Officers.- F. W. Bacon, Captain; T. S. Taylor, First
Lieutenant; W. B. Burtis, Second Lieutenant.
Company G (Second Regiment Infantry) .—Organi-
zed July 1, 1878. Number of members, forty-six.
Armory, 420 Post street.
Officers. — W. H. Chamberlain, Captain; Lee W.
Mix, First Lieutenant; George F. Ashton, Second
Lieutenant.
San Francisco Cadets (Company H, Second Regi-
ment Infantry) .—Organized August 7, 1863. Number
of members, sixty. Armory, 620 Bush street.
Officers. — George Bigley, Captain; William D.
Waters, First Lieutenant; Jameu Radford, Second
Lieutenant.
THIBD REGIMENT INFANTRY. — Headquarters,
northeast corner of New Montgomery and How-
ard streets. Archibald Wason, Colonel ; Charles
Quinn, Lieute"hant-Colonel ; J. J. Conliu, Major; P.
J. Tannian, Adjutant; John Grant, Quartermaster ;
(vacant). Paymaster ; J. W. Maher, Inspector Rifle
Practice ; Joseph W. Wallace, Commissary ; Thomas
Green, Surgeon ; Bev. Thomas Larkin, Chaplain ;
Cornelius Donohoe, Sergeant-Major ; (vacant). Quar-
termaster Sergeant —
Composed of the following companies, viz:
Montgomery Guard. (Company A, Third Regiment
Infantry).— Organized December 23, 1859. Number
of members, sixty-five. Armory, northeast corner
of New Montgomery and Howard streets.
Officers.— John F. Meagher, Captain ; John McCully,
First Lieutenant ; James Prior, Second Lieutenant.
Shields Guard (Company B, Third Regiment In-
fantry) .—Organized December 21, 1861. Reorganized
Jime, 1870. Number of members, fifty. Armory,
northeast comer .of New Montgomery and Howard
Officers.- H. L. Filgate, Captain ; John Blake, First
Lieutenant ; Peter McCann, Second Lieutenant.
Wolfe Tone Guard (Company 0, Third Regiment
Infantry). Organized February 12, 1862. Number of
members, one hundred. Armory, northeast corner
of New Montgomery and Howard streets.
Officers.— T.Fitzpatrick, Captain ; M. W. Stackpool,
First Lieutenant; H. F. Gittlngs, Second Lieutenant.
Meagher Guard (Company D, Third Regiment In-
fantry).— Organized May 17, 1862. Number of mem-
bers, forty. Armory, northeast corner of Now
Montgomery and Howard streets.
Officers.- D. J. Sullivan, Captain ; Timothy Lowney,
First Lieutenant ; T. Sullivan, Second Lieutenant.
Emmet Life Guard (Company E, Third Regiment
Infantry). — Organized November 18,1862. Reorgan-
ized May, 1868. Numberof members, forty-seven. Ar-
mory, northeast comer of New Montgomery and How-
ard streets.
Officers.- Robert Cleary, Captain ; John C. Healy,
First Lieutenant; Patrick Carroll, Second Lieuten-
ant.
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McMahok Guard (Company H, Third Regiment
Infantry) . — Organized December, 1859. Number of
members, fifty. Armory, Red Men's Hall, 320 Post
Btreet.
OfBcers.— John H. McMeuomy, Captain ; Thomas
H. Griffin, First Lieutenant; Joseph T. Donovan.
Second Lieutenant.
FIRST BATTALION CAVALRY. — Headquarters,
southeast corner of Minna and New Montgomery
streets. Maj. R. H. Orton, Commanding; (vacant).
Adjutant ; Lieutenant Richard Cluff, Quartermaster ;
C. Nutting, Jr., Paymaster; (vacant), Commissary;
P.H. McElhinney, Inspector Rifle Practice ; J. G. Van
Vlack, M.D., Surgeon; (vacant), Sergeant-Major;
Thomas McGiunis, Quartermaster-Sergeant —
Composed of the following companies, viz :
FiBST Light Dkagoons (Company A, First Batta-
lion Cavalry) . — Organized June i, 1852. Number of
members, thirty-nine. Armory, southeast comer of
Minna and New Montgomery streets.
• Officers— H. W. Gray, Captain ; John Hey, First
Lieutenant ; G. M. Runge and Frank Buxton, Second
Lieutenants.
S.VN Fkaxcisco Hussars (Company B, First Batta-
lion Cavalry.) —Organized 1857. Numberof members,
eighty-five. Armory, southeast corner of Minna and
New Montgomery streets.
Officers.— C. C. Kecne, Captain ; Charles S. Howard,
First Lieutenant ; Emil Moenning, Second Lieutenant ;
Nathan Bodgers, Brevet Second Lieutenant.
Jackson Dragoons (Company C, First Battalion
Cavalry).— Organized March 16, 1863. Number of
members, forty-eight. Armory, southeast comer of
Minna and New Montgomery streets.
Officers. — M. Greany, Captain ; James T. Finn,
First Lieutenant ; Edward McPhillips, Second Lieu-
tenant ; Michael Gaflfney, Brevet Second Lieutenant.
UNION GUARD (Company A, Gatling Battery).—
Organized June, 1861. Armory, southeast corner of
New Montgomery and Minna streets. Number of
members one hundred and forty-nine.
Officers. — A. J. Friz, Captain; P. B. Quinlan,
Senior First Lieutenant; M. J. McDermott, Junior
First Lieutenant; S. D. Simmons, Senior Second
Lieutenant; William Cronan, Junior Second Lieu-
tenant.
FIRST CALIFORNIA GUARD fCompany A, Light
Battery).— Organized July 27, 1849. Number of mem-
ber.s, seventy-four. Armory, northwest corner of Mis-
sion and Anthony streets. '
Officers. — R. G. Bru-h, Captain ; Grant Lapham,
Senior First Lieutenant ; Allen Knight, Junior First
Lieutenant; G. W. Dutton, Senior Second Lieutenant;
J. H. Jones, Jvmior Second Lieutenant ; W. R. G.
Samuels, Surgeon.
INDEPENDENT COMP ANNIES. — The following
companies are independent of the National Guard of
California, and not under control of the State mili-
tary authorities :
Austrian Jaegers.- Incorporated February 12, 1877.
Number of members, sixty-three. Armory, 620 Bush
street.
Officers. — C. Wochatz, Captain ; S. Raisurch, First
Lieutenant; A. Francovich, Second Lieutenant.
California Jaegers. — Organized February 5, 1871.
Numberof members, fifty. Armory, 620 Bush.
Officers. — C. Spiegel, Captain ; William Schuhrer,
First Lieutenant ; Martin Laoge, Second Lieutenant.
French Zouaves. — Organized May, 1870. Number
of members, eighty-nine. Armoi-y, 537 Sacramento
street.
Officers. — J. Boutes, Captain ; John Sedze, First
Lieutenant ; J. Hubert, Second Lieutenant.
Gabibaxdi Guabd. — Organized June 6, 1868. Num.
ber of members, four hundred and sixty. Armory,
423 Broadway street.
Officers. — F. Luchetti, Captain ; G. Bigniotti, First
Lieutenant ; A. De Luca and G. Magglo, Second Lieu-
tenants.
German Fusileer Guard. — Organized December
17, 1870. Number of members, ninety. Armory, Hor-
ticultural Hall.
Officers.- Frank Bernhardt, Captain; Ernest Maack,
First Lieutenant ; George Stein, Second Lieutenant ;
Fritz Rodefeld, Third Lieutenant.
German Dragoons. — Organized July 25, 1872.
Number of members, thirty-four. Armory, Turn Ve-
rein Hall, 620 Bush street.
Officers. — George A.Raabe, Captain : Joseph Boiler,
First Lieutenant; (vacant). Second Lieutenant.
Juarez Guard.— Organized October 28, 1877, out of
the Guardia Juarez and Guardia Lerdo. Number of
members, forty-three. Armory, Scollay's Hall, 1524
Stockton street.
Officers. — Antonio DeLa Torre, Captain ; P. Gbarra,
First Lieutenant ; Joaquin Sobarzo, Second Lieuten-
ant.
Independent McMahon Grenadier Guard. —
Organized March 17, 1876. Number of- members,
sixty-three. Armory, Irish American Hall.
Officers. — .lohn E. Green, Captain ; John J. Hughes,
First Lieutenant ; Michael J. Crowley, Second Lieu-
tenant.
Independent Rifles. — Organized March 15, 1877.
Number of members, sixty-five. Armory, 620 Bush
street. •
Officers.— George Cantus, Captain ; Julius Wilder-
muth. First Lieutenant ; Theo. Schmalholz, Second
Lieutenant.
It.\lian Sharpshooters (Bersaglieri Italiani). —
Organized May, 1878. Number of members, sixty-
eight. Armory, 413 Broadway.
Officers. — Sabatino Giovaunini, Captain; S. De
Vecchio, Lieutenant; F. Caraflfa, Adjutant.
Laf.ayette Guard. — Organized June 1, 1868. Num-
ber of members, one hundred and twenty. Armory,
730 Montgomery street.
Officers. — E. Luttringer, Captain ; J. Zere, First
Lieutenant; Henry Letroadec, Second Lieutenant.
Sarsfield Guard. — Organized September 7, 1868.
Reorganized May 8, 1878. Number of members, forty.
Armory, Humboldt Hall. Mission and 13th streets.
Officers. — M. O'Leary, Captain ; J. G. Browne, First
Lieutenant; T. J. Harris, Second Lieutenant.
ScHUETZEN Verein.— Organized September, 1859.
Number of members, one hundred and tilty. Armory,
Turn Verein Hall, 620 Bush street.
Officers. — John Wulzeu, Captain ; H. F. Kappke, First
Lieutenant; A. Browning, Second Lieutenant; D.
Ehrichs, Third Lieutenant; C. C. Funk, Fourth Lieu-
tenant.
Swiss Sh.vrpshooters. — Organized March, 1860.
Number of members, fifty-four. Armory, 310 O'Far-
rell street.
Officers. — Paul Sury, Captain; A. Hensler, First
Lieutenant.
Cemetferies.
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CALVARY (Roman Catholic) . — Termination Geary
street, fronting Point Lobos avenue.
CITY.— Termination California street, near Point
Lobos avenue.
HOME OF PEACE (Hebrew) .—Between Eight-
eenth, Nineteenth, Dolores and Church streets.
LAUREL HILL (late Lone Mountain). — Between
Post and California streets, fronting Central avenue.
MASONIC— West of Masonic avenue^Bbveen Ful-
ton and Turk streets ; entrance from POT^Lobos av-
enue, near Lone Mountain. Office, Masonic Temple.
ODD FELLOWS' .—Point Lobos avenue, near Lone
Mountain. Office, 325 Montgomery street.
SHERITH ISRAEL (Hebrew) .—Between Nine-
teenth, Twentieth, Dolores and Church streets.
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